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R L. DAY & COMPACT,
BANKERS,
STOCK BROKERS & AUCTIONEERS,
51 State Street, and 14 Exchange Place,
BOSTON.
Interest on Daily Balances Subject to Check.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
ORDEE8 PHOMPTLT KXBCUTBD IN ALL MAEKETS.
AaettoB SalM Breir WEDNESDAY and SATITKDAV a( 11.30 A. n.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED,
BOBEKT L. DAT.
AneUoneer, WM. BINDER, Jr.
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MONUMENTS AND MEMORIALS.
Granite Statuary. Steani Polished Granite.
The Smith Granite Co.,
WESTERLY. R. I,
Boston Office: 3 Bromfield Street, Ground Floor.
W. B. VAN AMRINGE, Aeem.
We make a SpeelHltf ol prepar- tng New Dnalcn*, to aubmit wttb-
oiit expense 10 lliOHCContcmplatiugtbc purchase of any work in Oi«nlt«.
Polios or Oiiglnnl Designc, aad PboU^i-Mpha of oar re-
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of our n-ell known OrsDlle can be seen at tblR Office, or will be willingly
Hhown nt tbc uJilrces of thoxe ponont wishing our Estimates od Hemorial
Work. ESTABLISRKD 1S46.
COIHDIIICATIONS BY LEmB OR TELEPIOHE FHOIFTLT AHSWESED.
TELEPHONE BOX 3055, BOSTON.
ADDRESS AS ABOVE.
THE ROSS PERFECTION DESK.
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AB*ut I*r th« f**rMt CItr Farainr* Co.
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DIRECTORY OFFICE,
45S MAIJSr STREET,
BRANCH OFFICE: )
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Rochester Directory, Newton Directory, Worcester Directory,
Price, $3.00. Price, $1.50. Price, $2.00.
Map of Rochester, Map of Newton, Map of Worcester,
Price, 50 cts. Price, 25 cts. Price, 50 cts.
jBe^dea the. jPijCbltcaAxorts issized fTorrt tTvia Ojfflce.
cure "kept on KclticL
DIRECTORIES of the PRINCIPAL CITIES
IN THE UNITED STATES,
FOR SALE AT PUBLISHERS' PRICES.
PeisoAs who do not wish to be at the expense of Buying Directories, will be furnished
with Lists of Business Men in any Trade or Profession in any State ; or. Directories will be
Lent, at Reasonable Rates.
Circulars Printed, Enclosed, and Mailed.
CANVASSING
Dcme for Oommittees, Cknporatioiifl, and Others, aooniately and at Short ITotioa
D., A. & Co., having been engaged for more than twenty years in business of this nature,
have facilities and experience for doing well whatever work is entrusted to them.
DREW, ALLIS & CO.,
Publishers and StatisticianSy
Charles C. Drew, )
Gardner S. Allis. ) 452 Main Street.
(ESTABLISHED irv 1868.)
■8bdBht.MiU^M
193 FRONT ST.,
WORCESTER, MASS.,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Wrought Iron
STEAM ANDGASPIPE
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AND ALL GOODS USED
IN CONNECTION WITH
STEAM, BAS AND WATER.
Contractors for Steam Heating
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
BRAMAN, DOW & CO., Proprietors.
See Preceding: Page.*^^ W. S. JORDAN, Agent.
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AaENTS FOR THE '' L. R. D." VALVES.
30 FOSTER ST., WORCESTER, MASS
JOHN. E. WASHBUBN.
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. niiw in thu iiiarktit are comixised almoet entirely of rosin, poiH- .
and (ilMiy BrfHse, loaded nitli groiiiiil marble. Biiiuoli, pi|>e vlay. '
iiida. (.'>uBti('!i,'&r., iiiMty IjeioK like tlie pressed cakes, wrapped, ,
itin)( thrm from drying, and atiovring their true properties.
UHing III I'll Hoapsyon-destroy therlofhee — a single garmeDt, perliaps
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GENEPUL DIKECTOKY OF THE CITIZENS,
BUSINESS DIBECTORY,
OITY AND COUNTY REGISTER.
NO- XLI.
FOS XSAM aMSISmse JASOAMT IB, 1»B4.
WOBCESTBR :
DREW. ALUS & COMPANY, No. 4S8 MAIN STREET,
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PRICE, tSt.
The gilt tf
Th^ debnisbn Manuf . Oo,
_ April 2S( l«8Ai
WORCESTER'S GROWTH.
The present volarae, as compared with the directory of last year, shows a falling off of 48 names, and
there in an increase of names of ]>ersons deceased or removed^ of 284, so that the actnal nnmber of
namet) of persons living in the city is 882 leas in the directory of VSdi than in the directory of 1883.
It ifl not difficult to find the cause of this difference, at* the cliange in the nnmber of persons employed
in the manufactories of the city will much more than account for it. In the Washburn & Moen works
alone there were 800 letus men employed in November 1883 (the month in which the canvass for the direc-
tory is made) than in November of 1882. It is found by actual connt that upwards of 400 names of em-
ployes of the wire works which appeared in the directory of last year are not to be found In the present
volume. Many of these pennons had lately come from Europe, (largely iTOTn Sweden,) and are said to
have gone to seek permanent homes in the west Rather more than the nsnal average probably were
single men.
It may be of interest as an example, to note the changes that have taken place in Worcester's largest
manufactory during the last three years. The numb^ employed by the Washbom & Moen Manoiac-
turing Company
In November 1881, was 9700 men,
In November 1888, was 8800 men,
In November 1888, was 2600 men.
Of course the excessive number employed in Nov. 1882 went to swell the number of names contained
in the directory of 1883, which showed the extraordinary increase of 2660 names, the largest Increase in
any one year oince the publication of the directory was commenced. A part of this increase was un-
doubtedly from a transient class, attracted to the city by the great demand for labor, and with the falling
off of this demand, many of these persons left the city. Ttus is indicated by the Increase in this Lwne
of the directory, of names of persons removed from Uie city; and also by the much laiger number of un-
occupied tenements found in the canvass of this vear over that of last year.
That Worcester Ls steadily growing and expanding on every side. Is shown by indications of the most
substantial character, and must be apparent to every one. It is a growth which Is contlnnons and per-
manent, and the nnmber of abiding residents is undoubtedly coi^derably larger at this time than it
was a year ago.
Copyright, 1884, by DREW, AIXIS & COMPANY.
PBUITBD BT CSAa. HAlOIiTOM,
INDEX OF
ADTSBTiaixe Indxz.
Almxkaq
Aum HouBB
AjRBioAN ArniquABiAir Socrtt.
I* VaLUATIOX OrWOBCSSTER.
AwociAnoifB
PAflS.
.. 40
.. 16
.. 896
.. 18
.. 400
.. 415
.. 898
.. 18
.. 415
.. 401
.. 844
.. 874
AuonomRBfl
Bavds
Bamu 844,409
BxxwKB, BmLDnres, Ac 86
Board OP Hsalth 405
BOARDOrO HOUBBB 846
BusiNwe DnucTORY
CAJJEirDAB
CXHBXJB.
849
IS
401
84
418
886
401
Cmr GovnunixHT
City Scalks
CunioTiaH 861, 418
COLLBCnON OF DlBKCTORISK 17
CoxMunoNEBor Hiohwatr 896
COMMUeiONEBS OF PUBUC QBOXnOM 896
OOXmSfllOHXBSTOQUALIFTOlVTLOFFICBBS. 482
OcnofON CouHCiL 896
GmiOlUMBIONAI. DiBTBIOT 466
Ck>*8TABLS8 807, 486
GOHTRACrORS 868
OOURTT OFFICSB0 488
OouBCT .. 488
DiFFKRBNCB OF TlXB 88
DUTAirCBS FROM WOBCBSTSB 81
DDTBicr Court of tbb Umitbd Statm 488
DuTBiOT Courts 488
DRnm 80
XxFRBBsn 868,488
Fob AI.AR1I Tblbgraph 898
iMMTrUTB 411
Public Library 414
Oaa Light Co 676
Graho Arrt of thb Republic 416
HaokFarbs 486
Halli 36
HiLLB 86
HOLZDATS 410
HoxB FOR Agio Fbxaum 416
HopB Cbxbtery 401
HOflPITALB 400
HOTBL0 886, 668
LfOORPORATBD COXPAIOBS 888
UlDRX TO OUT OF ToWN ADYBRTIBBRa 16
InBAXR AlPYLUXB 401
iNSURAMCB OOKPAXIBS 866, 488
iNSURAHCB FiRB PaTBOL 408
iRTBIXieBNCBOFFIOBS 807
JuanOM OF THB Pbacb 484
408
309
870,414,415
LuHAno Hospital 401
MAHUFACTURUrG CORPAKUEB 388
Masohio Sooibtubs 488
MAMACRU8BTT8 StATB GOYBRNUHNT 486
OONTENTB.
Paob.
Mbdioal ExAiOKBBa 488
Mbtrio Systbr 88
MiLITABY 487
Nbwbpapebs 915
NOTARIKfl PrBLic 483
NUBSBB 876
Odd Fellows 4StA
Old MBN*t» UoxE 417
OMKiBueBS 487
Oybbbbebs OP THB Poor 400
Physiciabs 878
Flbabubb Drivbs 80
PoucB Dbpabtrbnt 897
Population of Chief Citibs of World 89
Population of Chibp CouNTrasB op World 85
Population of Connecticut 81
Population OP HAseACHUSKTTtii 80
Population OF New York State 38
Population of Rhode Island 81
Population of Towns and Cities 27
Population of the United States 86
Population OF Wobobstbb 14
Post Officb 481
Probate and Insolybnoy 489
Public Charitable Institutions 400
Public Library 414
Public Schools 408
Railroads 486, 481
Railroad Stations 86
Rbadino Rooms 888
Rbgibtrabs of Voters 896
Reprbsbntatiyes 486, 468
Rural Cbxbtery 401
Safe Deposit Co 480
Sayings Banks 476
Schools 884, 408
Senatobs 486, 468
fEZTONS 418
HERIFF AND DEPUTIES 488
SiNKiNo Fund Coxxissioners 897
SOCIETIXS 416
Stagbs 4«7
State Officers 486
Steaxebs 489
Stock Coxpanies 888
Street Cars 487
Street Directory 87
Sunday School Superintendents 418
SupRBXE Court 438
Teachers 390, 406
Tblbobaph Offices 390
Texpebance Societies 484
Trial Justices 438
Truant School 400
Undbbtakbbs 398, 897
United States Courts 438
Ubitbd States Governxent 4f^
Valuation OF WoRCBSTER 18
ViLLAOBS 80
Vote op Worcestbb 14
Wabd Boundaries 486
WardOpficebs 408
Ward Rooxs 408
Water Depabtxbnt 403
Wateb Rates and Rboulationb 408
Wealth OF Worcbstbb 18
WOROESTEB Co. FrEB INSTITUTE 411
WoROBSTEB County Officers 438
CHAKGae IN THE W0RCB8TBR DIRBCTORT.
NttDM In Dtractory of 1888— including 1,107 deceased or removed 87,370
NtRMt erased in preparing Directory of ]8B4 6,617
81,763
Namea added in preparing Directorj of 18B4 6,669
NaxieB in Directory of 1884--indiiding 1,441 daoeaaed mrremoyed 87,888
rom 1888 to 1884 48
IS CALKMDAB.
CALENDAR, 1884-85.
eSTABLISHCD laSB.
JOHISr OA-TES' S03Sr£
VaOLEULB AMD BTTAII.
LUMBER,
THE WEALTH OF WORCESTER.
The AflMWon* Valnatloii of Worcester, May 1:
1879. IMO. 1881. 1889. 188S.
Real Estate .*. |W,706,100 $81,208,000 f88,0«,700 $88,875,260 $86,008,700
Pcreonal Bstate 8,877,858 9,804,888 10,640,899 11,689,968.08 18,666,684.66
Total 88,686,868 41,000368 48,606,689 46,504,512.66 48,670,884.66
Rate of Taxation per $1,000 1&60 17.40 16.80 17.40 17.80
State Tax, 1888, $ti,940; County Tax, $87,604; City Tax, $774,600; OTeriayinga, $18,268.78. Total Aa-
iment in 1888, $873,197 76.
Number of polls in 1868, 18,680; in 1888, 17,796; in 1881, 16,070; in 1880, 15,716; in 1879, 18,985; in 1878,
13,7a»; in 1877, 18.809; in 1876, 18,480; in 1875, 18,018.
Number of registered women voters for school committee in 1879, 168; in 1880,81; in 1881,61; in 1888, .68;
in 1888, 44.
THB CITY DBBT.
Ponded loans:— Dec. 1, 1888.— City Loan, $8,048,400; Sewer Loan, $890,000; Water Loan, $869,800. Total,
$2,797,700. Temporary Loan. 150,000.
Intereet on these loans is as follows: $1,060,800 at 6 percent.; $765,000 at 5 per cent; $140,000 at 4Vi
per cent ; $688,400 at 4 per cent.
Cash in Treasury, $91,046.54.
Total cost of Water Works to December 1, 1888, $1,608,988.50.
Schedule City Property, $8,19^9S2.68.
8I1VKI1VO FUNDS.
Amount in hands of Commissionen of Sinking Funds, Dec. 1, 1888:— Qeneral Debt, $211,988.25; Special
Loans, $275,546.96. Total, $486,776.21.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR CITY BXPBN8B8.
For nsoAL teab kkdxno Dbobhbbb 1, 1888.
Abatements and Disc*nts $56,000.00 Interest 10?,000.00 Salaries 18,600.00
€ Board of Health 2,000.00 Interest on Sewer Loan 16,800.00 School Department .... 185,000.00
City Han 4,000.00 LighUng Streets 42,000.00 School Houses 48,000.00
City Hospital 8,000.00 Pauper Dep. (City Rel'f) 15,000.00 ^Sewers (Construction). 260,000.00
e Pure Department. . 61,000.00 Pauper Dep. (Farm) . . . 18,700.00 orSewers (Maintenance). 10,000.00
Fire DepH (Fire Patrol).. 1,200.00 oPauper Dep. (Ho. OffiU.) 8,800.00 **Street Construction... 85,000.00
Free Public Library 18,000.00 & Pauper Dep.(Tr*ntSch.) 2,000.00 Street Con.(Summer St.) 15,000.00
/Highways and Siaewalks 85,000.00 Police Department 70,000.00 /tWater Works (Const*n) 40,000.00
(flnddental Expenses 18,600.00 Public Qrounds 6,500.00 *Water Wks.(new supply) 260,000.00
Total $1,869,600.00
o $1,688.99 transferred to Pauper Department, Farm.
b 401 .(tt transferred to Free Public Library.
c 81,000.00 and d $8,247.61 transferred to Interest.
«f739.17 transferred to Lighting Streets.
/t,000.00, cr $1,874.40 and h $8,000.00 transferred to Street Construction.
The aboTe Transfers from Appropriations have been made under order of City Council, adopted Not. 12, *88.
or the aboye amount, it was estimated that $56,000. would be met by corporation tax levied by the State and
refonded to the city.
^Not included in Tax Levy of 1888.
** $15,000.00 of this amount is to be included in Tax Levy for 1884.
TRUST FUNDS.— DBC. 1, 188S.
BnUock Hi^ Sch. Fund $1,508.92 Isaac Davis Hospital Fund, 1,980.54 Shaw Hospital Fund, 218.68
Hope Cemetery Fund.. 11,406.67 Jaques Hospital Fund... 129,041.84 Tenney Hospital Fund. 5,000.00
Gkeen Ubrary Fund 42,666.87 Curtis Hospital Fund.... 1,046.88 — ^
Total $198,866.75
VOTE AT STATE ELECTION
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Wardl 718 381
Wards 7m 689
Wards 241 884
WRrd4 841 9(W
Wards 447 1055
Ward6 606 881
Ward7.. . 739 821
Ward8 896 S71
m WOBCBSTBR, Di NOYBHBSH, 188S.
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741 856
806 480
346 878
244 886
448 1088
eoe 841
786 801
064 908
746 860
817 488
961 8P/7
946 888
468 1080
606 887
760 996
062 906
I
786 809
887 478
948 878
945 804
461 1081
654 886
608 870
848 889
I
745 864
888 481
350 867
946 888
468 1081
607 889
766 896
967 198
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746 863
888 478
954 866
847 878
469 1080
610 388
767 968
969 196
747 8S3
885 474
850 8T9
468 1031
607 887
771 98T
969 195
4604 4789 4801 4487 4840 4467 4611 4748 4879 4449 4898 4897 4904 4419
Bntler'R plnrallt7435; Amea* plnratlty, 814; Pratt'a majority, 189; Dneira majoritj, 498; Brownie major-
ity, 496; Wilder's majori^, 485; alao, it& votes were cast for Almy, Prohibition candidate for Governor, and M
for C. B. Knight, prohibition candidate for County Treasorer.
NiTXBisR OP Reoistered Votbrs in 1889, 11,160.
VOTE AT STATE ELECTION
IN WOBCBSTEB, IN NOYEMBSB, 1888.
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Wardl 860 419 8 866 409 660 891 868 408 856 410 858 407
Wards 1096 587 18 1088 511 1046 608 1047 606 1047 606 1046 607
Wards 888 974 0 888969 840969 840969 889970 810969
Ward4 881 991 8 839 966 381 986 881 066 881 986 881 966
Wards 674 1177 4 674 1169 678 1166 678 1166 574 1166 578 1166
Ward6 731 440 14 740 484 748 418 748 418 748 417 748 418
Ward 7 1008 848 17 998889 996889 999888 996 881 996899
Wards 1147 868 14 1148 943 1170 889 1160 888 1167 888 1158 839
6099 5146 TT 6010 6038 6066 6006 6066 6018 0048 5088 6068 6080
Robinson's plurality, 861 ; Ames' plurality. 977; Peiroe's plurality, 1060; Oleason's plurality, 1038;
Ladd*H plurality, 1086. Sherman's plurality, 1089.
NUXBIR OF RseiSTBRSD VOTBRS HT 1888, 19,875.
POPULATION OF WORCESTER.
United States CensiiB, 1870, 1980. State Census, 1875.
Ward 1,
Ward 9,
Ward 8,
Ward 4,
Ward 6.
1870.
5,000
3,927
6,896
6,176
6,f'
187ft.
5,096
4,184
5,038
7,808
8,948
1880.
6,8n
8,599
8,303
6,888
10,486
Ward 6,
Ward 7,
Ward 8,
1870.
6,944
4,481
8,178
41,106
187S.
7,sn8
6,510
8,064
49,817
1880.
6,065
5,998
5,687
66,886
Ames Flow Co., Boston «96
Redding^, Baird & Co., BoHton . . . . f»8
Lee Charles Tennant, Boston 695
Day R. L. &Co., Boston, front eoVdpage
Day R. L. & Co., Bwtou, front colared page
Maverick Nat. Bank, Boston, back cover
CroweU T. Y. ft Co., Boston 699
.Boof tu%A SJkos rjkrotirf-
Grafton Flax Mills, N'orth Grafton, back
colored page
Broker;
Day R. L. ft Co., Boston, /ron« colored page
MaTerick Nat. Bank, Boston, back covet
Omrd CtotMng* •
Blsco ft Denny, Leicester 685
Walte E. C. ft Co., Leicester 684
Watson li. S. ft Co., Leicester . ... 654
White A. ft Son, Leicester 684
Woodcock L. ft Co., Leicester 684
Oarponiers' X%nUh.
Morse C. D. ft Co., Millbory 688
Omthedrai OIosb,
Bedding, Baird ft Co., Boston .... 698
Chemist.
Lee Charles Tennant, Boston 695
OMma Wmre^
Jones, McDaffee ft Stratton, Boston,
back cover
Church WiMdaWn
Bedding, Baird ft Co., Boston 698
CiMem MmeMmery.
Whittn Maehiae Works, Wldtlnsville . . 678
Jones, McDaffee ft Stratton, Boston,
hackco90r
Bedding, Baird ft Co., Boston 698
OpUmder Oits {900 W).
Vacanm Oil Co., Boston, y^cmfcoIore^JHi^d
OUT-OF-TOWN ADVERTISERS.
The Jigures at right of column refer to Advertisements.
JMre Estmpss. Page.
Tower J. H., Providence 682
Wretghl Lines.
Neptone Line Steamers, Providence . . 429
JFumaee Mwsiuf§,
Smith ft Anthony Stove Co., Boston,
front colored page
Qms Burners and Geoemers*
Chamberlain J. N., Springfield, opposUe 680
QasIAghts.
Globe Gas Light Co., Boston .... 687
mstss (Window}.
Bedding, Baird ft Co. f importers}, Bos-
ton 698
Glass Cutters,
Bedding, Baird ft Co., Boston 698
Gl<w« Stainers.
Redding, Baird ft Co., Boston 698
Oiasswars,
Jones, McDaffee ft Stratton, Boston,
back cover
Giue Manuflt.
Upton George, Boston, back cover
OraniU Carvers.
Smith Granite Co., BosUm, front colored page
Crtmits MonumenU.
Smith Granite Co., Boston,/rofK coloredpage
ehraniie Bdishers,
Smith Granite Co., Boston, /rofi< colored poige
Hand Cards.
Watson L. 8. ft Co., Leicester 654
Msddies(Wire).
Watson L. 8. ft Co., Leicester 654
MsUotypss.
Hellotype Printing Co., Boston, foot
lines page 113, dc.
Horse Shoe Calks.
Dewick C. F. ft Co., Boston 699
Xnsurtsnes (Fire).
Citizens' Mataal Insurance Co., Boston, 686
Fitchbarg Matnal Fire Insurance Co., 681
Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance
Co., Boston 686
Mann A. W., Boston, front colored page
IMmtsstie Cftass.
Bedding, Baird ft Co., Boston 698
Brlgham A Co., Boston 694
I^oorSf Bash, Jte,
Morse C. D. ft Co., MUlbury 688
J^wugpists^ BupMee.
Fairbanks, Brown ft Co., Boston, back
coloredpage
Bpe Meuses,
Barrett ft Brother^ Boston 576
Tower J. H., Providence 682
Iron Doors.
Tower J. H., Providence 682
Iron JITsness.
Tower J. H., Providence 682
Iron Litdders.
Tower J. H., Providence 682
JeweOers^ Bootes.
Dennison MTg Co., Boston 697
Bi^ State Electrotype Foundry, Boston . 698
Fhelpe, Dalton ft Co., Boston 684
Whitcomb H. C ft Co., Boston .... 687
Mn0$me OOs (BedM).
7tt!imm on Go., Boston, >VoiU coloredpage
Mtsgrawors (Copper <md Steel),
Bates ThonuM & ^ CSo-y Boston. ...695'
Dennison MTg Co., Boston 697
Iktike Manmfit.
Sawyer C. A. ft Co., Fltchburg 698
Issmf^ers (Potant),
Clarke ft Baymond, Boston 67»
I^ead MmMHfs.
Boston Lead Manuf . Co., Boston . . opp. 894
Idnen Thread.
Leeson J. B. ft Co. , Boston, back coloredpage
lithographers.
Heliotype Printing Co., Boston, foot
lines, page 118,^.
ImhrieaHng Wts.
Vacaum Oil Co., Boston, front colored page
16
OUT-OF-TOWK ADVEBTISKBS.
Morae C. D. ft Co., Mlllbary 688
Machine Cards,
Bisco ft Denny, Leicester 686
Waite E. C. ft Co., Leicester 684
White A. ft Son, Leicester .684
Woodcock L. ft Co., Leicestei' 684
Machinery Oils.
Yacaam Oil Co., Boston, front colored page
Maehini»t»,
Harwood ft Qalncy Machine Co. (cotton
and woolenjt Boston 694
New England Machine Co. , Boston . . . 698
Whitin Machine Works, WhitinsvlUe . . 678
Matont' MateHaU*
American Soapstone Finish Co., Prov-
idence 574
Money Che&ta.
Williams ft Nudd, Boston ...... 700
fdHMy
Fairbanks, Brown ft Co., back colored page
Monutnenit.
Smith Granite Co. , Boston, ftvnt colored page
Boston Dally Advertiser, Boston, foot
lines page 3i2, ftc.
Boston Post, Boston, foot linee page 869, ftc.
OtfloeI>MlM.
Mann A. W., Boston, front colored page
OHM.
Vacnnm Oil Co., Boston, front coVdpage
Organ Buildergm
Carpenter B. P. Organ Co., Foxcroft, 688
Taper Wareh&uee,
Spanldlng ft Tewksbury, Boston. . . . 695
Potent Lawyera.
Clarke ft Raymond, Boston 679
BtUeni SolieitarB»
Brown Bros., Boston. ... 695
Clarke ft Raymond, Boston 679
Gregory Geo. W., Boston 687
JPtatteHnff Materiais,
American Soapstone Finish Co. , . . • 574
Blow Manuft.
Ames Plow Co., Boston 696
Treee Manuf^,
Harwood ft Qnincy (rotary cloth),
Boston .....* 694
Trintere* Warehouse,
Phelps, Dalton ft Co., Boston 684
JPwmpe,
Boston Lead Mannf. Co., Boston . opp. 894
Safe Depoeit Co,
Secnrlty Safe Deposit Co., Boston,
firont colored page
Safee,
Williams ft Nndd, Boston 700
Band Taper,
Upton George, Boston, hack cover,
Saah, Biinde, ^e,
Morse C. D. ft Co., Mlllbary 688
Seaiee,
FalrbanlES, Brown ft Co., Boston, hack
colored page
Sehool ITumiiure*
Whltcomb A. G., Boston, hack colored page
ffnnt FreBBeBi
Brlgham ft Co., Boston 694
Setteee,
Whltcomb A. G.» Boston . back colored page
Sheet Lead,
Boston Lead Manuf. Co., Boston . . opp, 9H
Show Case Man%^,
Daniels ft Johnston, Boston 699
Soap Mamuft,
Fisk Mannf. Co., Springfield .... on niap
Soliottore of PatofOe,
Brown Bros., Boston 695
stained Oiaee,
Redding, Baird ft Co., Boston .... 698
Stampe (Band and Rubber).
Brigham ft Co., Boston 694
StaHonere (Wedding),
Bates Thos. S. ft Co., Boston 696
Statuary.
Smith Granite Co., Boston, front colored page
Steaim Bnginee,
New England Machine Co., Boston . . . 693
Stean% SMpe,
Neptnne Line Steamers, Providence . . . 489
Providence, Norfolk and Baltimore Line, 430
Winsor's Line Steamers, Providence . . 430
steel Bngravere,
Bates Thos. S. ft Co., Boston 696
SteneUe,
Brlgham ft Co., Boston 694
Stereotypere,
Bay State Electrotype Foundry, Boston . 693
Stoeh Brohere,
Day R. L. ft Co., Boston . firont colored page
Maverick National Bank, Boston . back cover
Stooee, Bat%ge9t Ae,
Smith ft, Anthony Stove Co., Boston .front
colored page
Strenehoard,
Spanldlng ft Tewksbary, Boston .... 695
Street lAghte,
Globe Gas Light Co., Boston 687
Tage,
Dennlson M'f'g Co., Boston 697
Thread Manufit,
Grafton Flax Mills, North Grafton, hack
colored page
Tin-Lined Pipe,
Boston Lead Mannf. Co., Boston . . opp. 894
1^ Caike,
Dewlck C. F. ft Co., Boston 699
Traneportation AgemMe,
Neptune Line, Providence 429
Rockwell E. H. (Providence, Norfolk dk
Baltimore Line), Providence .... 480
Wlnsor*s Line Steamers, Providence . . 430
Trueke (Store).
Fairbanks, Brown ft Co., b<ick' colored page
Vautte,
Security Safe Deposit Co., Boston, flront
colored page
WlUlams ft Nudd, (bank) Boston . . 700
Water Matore.
Sawyer C. A. ft Co., Fltchburg 698
White Lead,
Boston Lead Manuf. Co., Boston . . opp. 894
Wire Meddles,
Watson L. S. ft Co., Leicester . . • . . 65^
Wood Working Machinery,
Sawyer C. A. ft Co., Fltchburg 698
Woods S. A. Machine Co., Boston, front
colored page
H^oolen Mjo/^t/inory,
Harwood ft Qalncy Machine Co., Boston, 694
OOLLEOTION OF DIRECTORIES.
The following is a lift of dlreetaiiM on thalf $t the Directory office; additlone being made from tim^ to
The pabMc la cofdially InTlted to Vfe fheae lMX>ka fob bbfbiukos wifhoat cbaige; if a number of
are dealred for commerdal pnipoaea^ fhej wiU be fomlBhed at a reasonable price. When the oifflee la
cioaed, the dlrectcniea can be conanlted by applying to the JjOraxulK ot the Free PabUe library.
AIAA17T DIKBCTOBT.
ATiinrANPBIA DIBECTOBY.
ATLANTA DIBBCTOBY.
BALTDf OBB DIBBCTOBT.
BOSTON BUSINESS DIBBCTOBY.
BOSTON DIBBCTOBY.
HBIDGEFOBT DnOBCTOBY.
BBOOKLYN DIBBCTOBY.
BUFFALO DIBECTOBY.
BUBUNGTON CO. DIBBCTOBY— New Jersey.
CAMBBIDGB DIBBCTOBY.
CAMDBN DIBECTOBY— New Jersey.
CAMDBN AND GLOUCBSTEB DIBSCfrOBY.
CANADA DIBECTOBY.
CHABLB8TON DIBECTOBY.
CHELSEA DIBECTOBY.
CHBSTEB DIBECTOBY -England.
CHICAGO DIBBCTOBY.
CINCINNATI DIBECTOBY.
CLEVELAND DIBECTOBY.
COLOBADO STATE BUSINESS DIBBCTOBY.
CONNECTICUT STATE DIBECTOBY.
CDHBERLAND CO. DIBECTOBY— New Jen^y.
DELAWABE DIBECTOBY AND GAZETTEEB.
DENVEB DIBECTOBY.
DETBOrr DIBECTOBY.
DISTBICT OP COLUMBIA DIBBCTOBY.
bUBUN DIBECTOBY— Ireland.
FALL BIVEB DIBECTOBY.
FTTCHBUBG DIBECTOBY.
eOBOBGIA STATE GAZETTEEB AND BUSINESS
DIBECTOBY.
GLOUCBSTEB AND BOCKPOBT DIBBCTOBY.
HALIFAX DIBBCTOBY.
HABTFOBD DIBBCTOBY.
HAVANA AND ISLAND OF CUBA DIBBCTOBY.
HOLYOKE DIBECTOBY.
ILLINOIS STATE DIBECTOBY.
INDIANAPOLIS DIBECTOBY.
JEBSEY CITY AND HOBOKEN DIBBCTOBY.
KANSAS CITY DIBECTOBY.
LAFAYETTE DIBECTOBY.
LANCASTEB DIBECTOBY— Penn^ylyanJa.
LAWBENCE DIBECTOBY.
LEAMINGTON DIBBCTOBY— England.
LBOMINSTEB DIBECTOBY.
LITTLE BOCK DIBECTOBY.
UVEBPOOL DIBECTOBY— England.
LOWELL DIBECTOBY.
LYNN DIBECTOBY.
MAINE STATE DIBECTOBY.
MANCHESTEB DIBECTOBY.
MABYLAND STATE DIBBCTOBY.
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTEB AND DIBBC*Y.
MEMPHIS DIBECTOBY.
MEBIDEN DIBECTOBY.
MEXICO DIBECTOBY— Mexico.
MICHIQAN STATE GAZETTEEB AND DIB*Y.
MILWAUEEB DIBBCTOBY.
MINNEAPOLIS DIBBCTOBY.
MOBILE DIBBCTOBT.
MONTBBAL DIBBCTOBY.
NASHVILLE DIBBCTOBY.
NEWABK DIBBCTOBY.
NEW BEDFOBD DIBECTOBY.
NBWBUBYPOBT DIBECTOBY.
NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DIBBCTOBT.
NEW HAMPSmBB STATE DIBBOTOBY.
NEW HAVEN DIBBCTOBY.
NEWTON DIBECTOBY,
NEW YOBK DIBECTOBY.
NEW YOBE BUSINESS DIBBCTOEY.
NEW YOBK STATB BUSINESS DIBBCTOBT.
NOBTHAMPTON A EAST HAMPTON DIBBOT.
NOBWICH DIBBCTOBY.
OTTAWA DIBBCTOBY.
PABIS DIBECTOBY-France.
PATEBSON DIBECTOBY.
PBOBIA CITY DIBECTOBY.
PHILADELPHIA BLUE BOOK.
PHILADELPHIA BUSINESS DIBBCTOBY.
PHILADELPHIA DIBE«TOBY.
PITTSBUBGH AND ALLEGHENY DIBBCTOBT.
PLYMOUTH AND BABNSTABLB OOUNTIBS.
POBTLAND DIBECTOBY.
PBOVIDENCE DIBECTOBY.
QUEBEC DIBECTOBY.
QUINCY, WEYMOXn<H AND BBAINTBBB ]»-
BBCTOBY.
BHODE ISLAND STATE DIBBCTOBY.
BICHMOND DIBECTOBY.
BOCHESTEB DIBECTOBY.
ST. JOHN DIBECTOBY— New Bmnswick.
ST. LOUIS DIBBCTOBY.
ST. PAUL DIBECTOBY.
SALEM DIBBCTOBY.
SAN FBANCISCO DIBBCTOBY.
SAVANNAH DIBECTOBY.
SOUTHBBIDGE DIBECTOBY.
SPBINGFIELD DIBECTOBY.
SYBACUSB DIBECTOBY.
TAUNTON DIBBCTOBY.
TOLEDO DIBECTOBY.
TOBONTO DIBECTOBY-Canada.
TBOY, WEST TBOY AND COHOBS DIBBCT*Y.
UnCA DIBECTOBY.
VEBMONT STATE DIBBCTOBY.
VmELAND DIBECTOBY— New Jersey.
WASHINGTON DIBBCTOBY.
WATEBBUBY DIBECTOBY.
WEBSTEB DIBECTOBY.
WESTBOBO DIBECTOBY.
WHEELING DIBECTOBY.
WILMINGTON DIEIECTOBY— Delaware.
WILMINGTON DIBECTOBY— North Carolina.
YPSILANTI DIBBCTOBY.
Alsoaflleof Worcester Dlieetoriea, 1889,1842, and 1844 to 1884.
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PLEASURE DRIVES.
All the roads to the sarroimdiiig towns lead through pleasant fanning districts, but late in the
when droagfat and a hot son hare rendered these freqnented roates less agreeable, there are uiMnj chaim-
ing by-paths which retain the fteshness of earl j Summer. For the bendt of those who may not prefer
to explore for themselves, a few directions are given.
Blx Trbb Dbitb.— From Lincoln street, leaving Citv Fann on the left, paas Lake Qntngigmntoiid.
Then take first torn to the risht This road leads oat to Belmont street bevond the Causeway.
Lilt Pond Drivb.— Tnmuig from Lincoln street into Boylston street take the first ton to the right
leading roand the head waters of Lake ^oinsigamond and into Elm Tree Road.
Baknistbb Mill DRivB.—Tnm from linccun street into Boylston street Take the third torn to tbB
right, a narrow way through the woods, somewhat overgrown, and after passing the mill tato flzat t«m
to the right. This road leads out on the Lily Pond road.
BowLDXB Dbivi.— First turn to the right tnm Boylston street after pasring Mr. Goagfa*s plsboe: fol-
low this road to the third turn, which leads to Shrewsbury, past a curious Bowlder on an eminenoe a*
the right.
Thb Rxsebvoib Drive.— Main road to Leicester. At Cheny Valley turn to right, and, keeping to tbe
right past the Reservoir, descend Sylvester hill into Tatnuck.
BRYANTS* Woods.— From Leicester village take road to Faxton, first turn to left, and contfaino aboos
two miles to Pudding Comers schoolhouse, leaving that on the left these beautifal woods are immedi-
ately, ahead.
Oresnwood Road Drivb.— Main road to Quinsigamond village, just beyond, keep to the r^^
and round by the left to the Millbury road; thence, the right turn leads to that town, the left Imick to
Worcester.
Old Common Drivb.— Main road to MlUbury. Turn to the right by the Millbury Bank; keep thiB
straight road, leaving BramanvUIe on the left; tne old common, about a mile from Millbury village, lie*
at the top of the hill, which is the site of the earliest settlement in the town— the original Millbury Til-
lage; turn to the right down the hills, which give pleasant views, into the Qreenwood road and eti^Ig^
back to town.
Flago'b Rbtrbat Road.— From Greenwood road, second turn to the rij^t, about three miles to rail*
road crossing, pass this, and turn to right, then to right again to Southbridge sti^et. Drive out throii|d>
Southbridge street to the Auburn station, turn to the left over the railroad, and keep straight on tfiw
road, comluff down Mt. St. James, by the Holy Cross CoU^;e, Into Southbridge street. A beaattfol
drive, with lueasant views.
Davis Cottaob Road Drive.— Main road to Orafton, second turn to left; take the second turn again
to the left, this road leads to the old Boston turnpike; turn to the left, come back over the Causeivay at
the lake.
South Ledge Drive.— From Winthrop street leaving Mr. Crompton''s residence on the left, tnm into
Grenite street, which leads past the South Ledge, and tHrongh the woods to the Millbury road.
HoLDEN Poor Farm Drive.— From the mam road to HoTden, take second turn to the left, then tln^
turn to right. Pass the Holden Poor Farm, turn again to the left and back to Worcester through Salia-
bury street. Part of this drive through the woods is rough, but beautiful.
Silver Spring Drive.— From the Paxton road beyond Tatnuck the second turn to the right leads to
the little spring in % grove at the right, where seats have been placed for picnic parties. From the top of
the hill beyond the grove, a fine view is aflbrded, and follovring the road down the steep descent and
turning to the right, it leads back to Tatnuck.
Silver Cascade.- Holden road from Tatnuck, first turn to the left, past Mr. Stephen S. Foater*s,
then to right into a narrow overgrown road. The little stream, which in tne Spring is sufilcient to form
a pretty cascade, comes down the hill on the left.
Stone House Hill.— Same road from Tatnuck to Holden. first turn to riffht about 1-2 mile beyond
residence of Mr. F. J. Kinney and go to the end of the road. A walk through the pastures leads to the
Ledge of Rocks, which gives the name. During the stormy times preceding the breaking out of the
revolutionary war, the royalist residents in Woreester, fearing violence, remed to this place, maWTig
some additions to the natural defences of the situation, whioi afterwards received the name of the
Tory Fort.
Bellevue Drive.— Holden and Tatnuck road, second turn to right, second turn again to right, then
first turn to left, then first turn to right and back to town. At one point on this road there is a pretty
view of Monadnock and Wachusett mountains.
MuLBERRT Grove Drive.— Paxton road, about a mile beyond Tatnuck, turn to left, and keeping to
the left, cross to Leicester.
Hafpt Vallbt.— In West Boylston about six miles from City Hall— a small grassy Intervale sur*
rounded by wooded hills, picturesque and secluded. Follow Burncoat street to Ci^ line and continue
on about two miles beyond Summit station, turn to the right, pass residence of Qeo. T. Brigfaam, and
where the fence on left of road ends, turn immediately to the left and a blind curiage way takes you
into the Happy Valley.
Asnebumskit Hell.— Main road to Paxton three or four miles beyond Tatnuck. Carriages left at a
farm houBe on the road side. Ascent made on foot. The summit of Asnebnmddt can be reached also
from the Holden side. Holden road through Tatnuck. take second turn to left, after passing residence
of Mr. F. J. Kinney. Carriages can be left at farm house at foot of hill, or at a deserted farm house
lylne about half-way up. .This route is the shortest and gives a nearly level road, but calls for the most
cumbing after leaving carriages. Distance from Worcester to top, about seven miles. A rou^ path,
which can be traversed afoot or mounted, connects the two sides. This hill (1407 feet above tide water),
excepting Wachusett (9006 feet) is the highest point in this part of the State, and gives on the north a
fine view of Monadnock (3186 feet), and of the Green Mountains beyond. It is hoped a carriage road
will soofTbe made, to enable all to enjoy the fine view from this hill.
Purgatory.— This remarkable chasm lying in thick woods in the southeast portion of the town of
Sutton is some 80 feet wide and more than 1(W0 feet long. wUle the depth, in places, reaches nearly 60
feet; the view of the rocky walls and overhanging ledges is picturesque and impressive. It is a resort for
woods parties. Take direct road to Millbury and pass through Sutton village, or WiUdnsonville. Dis-
tance from Worcester about 16 miles.
Wachusett Mountain.— This hill, one of the highest in the State (9008 feet above tide water), lying
in the north part of the town of Princeton, furnishes a view covering nearly the whole extent of Maasa-
chusetts. At the north the Green and White Mountain ranges are m fuU view, and with the aid of a
glass vessels can be seen under sail in Boston harbor. The distance from Worcester is about seventeen
mfles, through woods and pleasant farming districts, the most direct roads being the continuation of
Sidisbury street, or Holden street, through the town of Holden.
DISTANCES FROM WORCESTER
BoMMOa....
BtntMaaO
BMoklUd...
Haw b^jDd VDIisa,
JeflMauTilis. . .
BopUnlon
Hubbanlatai,..
Kocbdile...
Uendon -..-,..-,,.17
Hllrotd 18
Sonth Hflfoid 10
BcfMdile. 18
at West UUtborr.
8 New Bnlntne . . .
S NMthbaiongb....
DISTANCES FROM WORCESTER,
Mdn.....
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PhiUlpcton at
Ut WachiiMtt...
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BetbUhem W4
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METRIC SYSTEM.
MABSACHUSBTTS LAWS AND RB80LVBS, 1877.
CHAP. 40.
An aet In rftlAtlon to the METRIC SYSTEM of Weights mni MeMaraa.
Be it enacted, Ac., as followB:—
SscT. 1. That from and after the passage of this act it shall be lawful throughout the Commonwealth of
Jteesachnsetts to employ the weights and measures of the Metric System, and no contractor dealing or plead-
laff in any court shall be deemed Invalid or liable to objection because the weights or messures expressed or
iwerred to therein, are weights and messures of the Metric System. The metric weights and meaaiirea re-
ceived from the United States, and now in the treasury of the Commonwealth, mav be used and taken as an-
thorized public standards of weights and measures; and these authorized stanouds shall in no caae be
removed from the treasury except under necessity for their preservation or repair.
SscT. 8. The following tables shall be recognized in the construction of^ contracts, and in all legal pro-
ceedings, as establishing in terms of the weights and measures now in use in the State of Ma;isachusett0, the
equivalents of the weights and measures expressed therein in terms of the Metric System; and said tables may
be lawfully used for computing, determining and expressing in customary wei^ts and measures the waists
and measures of the metric system. For Metric tables see ladex. '
DIFFERENCE OF TIME.
TUi Tdde dumi the difference of time between that of Wobcbstib and the following plaeee;—
WB8T, slow.
Albany....
Augusta ..
BaMmoie.
Boffluo . • • <
Chicago...
Cindmiatl.
Cleveland .
Detroit....
Oalveston .
LooisvlUe. .
Montreal . .
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8
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19
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51
89
46
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New Orleans . .
New York
Philadelphia...
Pittsbozgh
Richmond.
Rochester
San Francisco.
St. Louis
St Paul
Washington ...
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.. 81
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BerDn 6:40
Boston 8
Calcutta 10:18
Cape of Good Hope.. 6:10
Constantinople 6:48
Dublin 4:81
Edinburgh 4:87
Geneva 6:11
Gibraltar 4:96
Greenwich 4:47
London.,
Paris
Quebec
Rome
Singapore
StTjoWs, H. F.
St. Petersburg. . .
Stockholm
Sidney
Vienna
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. 6:49
. 8:44
. 6:68
THE METRIC SYSTEM.
T.BaAT.TCTT> BT AGV OF OOKaBBM, JULY S7, 16T7; BT ACT OF XABBAGHUnRTS LBOIBLATUBB, XABOH 10, IflTT.
BfBiUIURB OP LENGTH.
VllUmeter 1-1000 of a meter.
Centimeter 1-100 of a meter.
Decimeter 1-10 of a meter.
Meter 1 meter.
Dekameter 10 meters.
Hektometer 100 meters.
Kilometer 1,000 meters.
Myrlameter 10,000 meters.
.0804
.8987
8.967
80.87
808.7
888
inch.
inch.
inches.
inches.
inches.
feet 1 inch.
.82187 mile, or 8^980 feet 10 inches.
6.2187 miles.
MBASUBB OP CAPACITY.
MMrie
UmmiuMo^mi
mlM. IgalnlMlla dMMi
Mtaaiavn.
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Litm.
Xqalntet ia Oakto mimbwi.
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MllUUter 1-1000
Centiliter 1-100
DeciUter 1-10
Liter (Leeter) 1
Dekaliter 10
HektoUter 100
Kiloliter 1,000
1 cable centimeter.
10 cubic centimeters.
1-10 of a cubic dedmet*r
1 cable decimeter.
10 cubic decimeters.
1-10 of a cubic meter.
1 cubic meter.
.061 cubic inch.
1.6108 cubic inch.
6.1082 cubic inches.
.008 quart.
9.06 quarts.
8 bushels and 8.86 pecks.
1.806 cubic yards.
.27 fluid dram.
.888 fluid ounce.
.846 giU.
1.0667 quarts.
8.6417 gallons.
86.417 gaUons.
864.17 'gsllons.
WBIOHT.
Bfrinlwlte
NaM.
H«BWr«r
Avolrlnpds «di^
If imff»Ani
1-1000
1-100
1-10
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
100,000
1,000,000
1 cubic millimeter.
10 cubic millimeters.
1-10 of a cubic centimeter.
1 cubic centimeter or 1 mOliliter.
10 cubic centimeten or 1 centiliter.
1 deciliter.
lUter.
10 Uters.
1 hektoUter.
1 cubic meter or 1 kiloliter.
.0164 grain.
.1548 grain.
1.6488 grains.
16.488 grains.
.8687 ounce.
8.6874 ounces.
8.2046 pounds.
88.046 pounds.
880.46 pounds.
8804.6 pounds.
Dedgram
Oram . . .. ^ ..... .
Dekagram
Hektogram
Kii<wram
^tntal
dIeUic ton
Per Sqaare Meaenre the square of long measure is used. For measuring land— in the place of acre— tlia
eentar which is one square meter, equivalent to 1,560 square inches; the ar which is 100 square meters, equlT-
alent to 119.6 square yards; the heetar which is 10,000 square meters, equiyalent to 8.47114 acres, are used.
Por Cable Meaeare the cube of long measure is used; ster is used as a measure of wood in place of cord.
The mill, cent, dime, dollar, and eagle of U. S. money exactiy illustrate the decimal system of the metric
measures, —the milL cept, dime, corresponding with the milli, centi, ded of the metric system.
AMireTlatioiia.— Fbr m-^ter. liter, and gram, the small initial letter is used, viz: m. 1. g.; each division ded,
centi, milli. also is abbreviated by using the small initial letters d. c. m.; but each multiple, deka, hekto, kilo,
myria, is aobreviated by ndnc the capital Initial letter D. H. K. M.
■qnlvalenla.— 1 inch equab .0864 meter, or about 2 1-8 centimeters; 1 foot equals .8048 meter, or about 80
eentimeters; 1 yard equals .9144 meter, or ab. 10-11 of a meter; 1 mile 1600 meters, or ab. 1.6 kflometers.
1 n. 8. liquid quart equals .940 liter, or a little less than 1 liter: 1 U. 8. dry quart equals 1.101 liters: 1 XT. 8.
gallon equals 8.7S5 liters, or about 8.8 liters; 1 U. 8. bushel equals 86 84 liters, or about 4-11 of a hektoUter.
1 avoiftinpois ounce equals .08885 kilogram, or a little less than 80 grams; 1 Troy and apothecaries ounce
equals .08110 kilogram, Or a little more than 80 grams; 1 avoirdupois pound equals .40860 lologram, or about
6-11 of a kiloCTam; 1 long ton— 8240 pounds— equals 1016.05 kilograms, or about 1 metric ton.
Baaia of me system.— 1. The unit of length, the meter, is the ten millionth part of a quadrant of ttie
meridian of Paris, being 89.87 inches, nearly. 8. The unit of surface, the ar, is the square of ten meters, or a
Irandred square meters. 3. The unit of capadtv, the liter, is a cube whose edge is a tenth of a meter. 4. Tlie
nmt of wmght. the gram, is the weight of a com of rain-water, whose edge is an hundredth of a meter.
Ftom these four primary units all others are derived according to the decimal scale.
Where need.- The system is adopted by the following countries: in ezdusive use in France, Germanj,
Austria, BeMum, Holland, Italy, Opsin, Portunil, Norway, Switzerland, Roumania, Brazil; in partial usem
Denmark, Greece, Argentine Confederation, Venezuela; legalized, but not in general use, in flie ITntteA
States, Oreat Britlan, Russia, Norway, Sweden, Turkey, Mexico, Chili, Costa Bua, Bquador, Peru, U. fik «f
Columbia, Uruguay. In Sweden compulsory law will take eflfect in 1880.
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CITIES AND LARGE TOWNS
OF MASSACHUSBTT8.
A oompantiTB table shoivliig the popnlatioik of all dties, and of nineteen of the laigeit towns, airanged In
Um order of ilae; U. S. Censna 1880, 1870, 1860. State Cennia 1875.
CITIES. II TOWIV8.
N,
1 Boeton
SIxmeU
8 Woroeater
4 Cambridge
SFanSiTer
6 Ijawrenoe
7 Lynn
8 Springfield. . . .
9 Salem
10 New Bedford .
21 SomerviUe
IS Holyoks
18 Chdeea
14 Tanntoo
15 GloDoester ....
16 BaYerhiU
17 Newton
18 Kewbnryport .
19 Fitchbozg
1880.
888,586
60,485
68,395
68,740
40,006
80,178
88,284
88,840
27,598
96,875
94,965
91,851
91,785
91,918
19,889
18,475
16,905
18,587
19,405
1875.
1870.
841,919
49,688
48,817
47,888
45,840
84,916
82,000
81,053
25,968
86,895
91,868
16,260
20,737
80,445
16,754
14,628
16,106
18,888
19,289
40,928
41,105
80,684
26,766
28,921
28,288
26,706
94,117
91,820
14,665
10,738
18,547
18,688
15,889
18,092
19,885
12,695
11,260
I860.
177,840
86,897
94.960
26,060
14,026
17,689
19,068
15,199
22,252
22,800
8,085
4,997
18,895
15,876
10,904
9.096
8,875
18,401
7,805
Naxi.
1 Brockton
9Pltt8fleld ....
8 Northampton
4 Maiden
5 Waltfaam
6 Chicopee . . .
7 AtUeborongh.
8 Wobnm
9 Weymoath...
10 Quincy
11 North Adams
19 Marlborough .
ISMilford
14 Peabody
15NaUck
16 Beverly
17 Brookllae....
18 Clinton
19 Westfleld
1880.
18,806
18,867
19,179
19,017
11,711
11,825
11,111
10,968
10,571
10,5S29
10,192
10,126
9,810
9,028
8,4B0
8,445
8,053
8,080
7,587
1875.
1870.
10,676
19,267
11,108
10,848
9,967
10,885
9,224
9,668
9,619
9,155
From
8,494
9,818
8,066
7,419
7,271
6,676
6,781
8,481
8,007
11,112
10,160
7,867
9,066
9,607
6,729
8,600
9,010
7,442
Adams
8,474
9,890
7,848
6,404
6.507
6,650
6,429
6,519
1880.
6,684
8,045
6,786
6,847
6,887
7,861
6.066
6.287
7.742
6,778
in 1878.
5,907
9,182
6,549
5,487
6,154
5,164
8,869
5,065
Brockton and Maiden were incorporated as cities In 1881. Waltham has applied for a dty charter, 1884.
POPULATION OF UNrTED STATES.
V. 8. CBKBU8 OF 1(
nietliirtean orlgliulMataawselTenflKt, Inthe order of their ntUcmtioTi ot the Fodsnl CooaUCntloD
Tlken foUow the twsnty'tlTe renulnlDg lUlea, ID tbe order ot their ■dmladmi loto the Union. The lenitoiiee
■re In the order of their oiguilnCton. Indian Territory uid AJukt ftre uloTgulisd territories.
^ IMO. IBVe. 1880. Fenule. Foreign Colored. ,
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11.841
Alukkhu about 10.(00 popnltUoD. Chief town, Sitka, with popaUtlon of about 1000.
Indian Tenlbirx hai aboat 70,000 population, of whom aboat 8,000 are wUtea, 7,000 oolond Ud 80,000
POPULATION OF TOWNS AND CITIES
OF THB UMTED STATES.— D. 8. CKKSU8 07 1B80.
BtUadMUt of flu HRntimm of all towiu and dtlei In Iha Unltad 8tat«e, mH of tha HlolMlppl riTn.
bcTti^ a popnlaUon « 1,000 and Bmraid. and of all waat of the HlatlMlppl rlTer tuTtDg ■ nipuatlon of
1,000 and npward, except tboae In New York, MiMfhintta, Bhode laUnd and COnaeefleat! Sww MalM
being [iTen In full alwwbara.
a-JCuM I— . ii^i.i 11 Oit»irt^
Newport ia.4SS
Owenibon^ ........ 0,vn
Pidncih. 8,0%
BltOD Rouge 7,1>T
DonaldnnTitle ififH
Monroe g,07D
UonaaClIr *,03S
Tfal^tocbea S.78B
Neir Iberia i.7l»
NewObisaks AOOO
PUgncmbe 9.on
Sbreveport 8,000
HalH.
Anbnm <I,6H
AnsitBTA 8,0m
Bangor 18^87
Batfi tfm
Bflhit S,106
Blddefom is,i<a
Bniimwlck - B,88t
C»laJ« 8,171
Oraden. 4,S8B
CapeKUubetb... . 8,001
Eaafoti'.',',','.',','.'.',', .ifXH
Klliworth S,£«H
OanUner 4,4S>
LewtMon 19.€6t
Portland .88,810
Rockland T,aM
Saco e.8M
WaMTTille l,8n
■hrrlud.
AmAPOLn t,W
BBlUnu>re SK,190
Cunberiuid 10,08
DnbUn BJK8
Tredotek B.K»
Hagentotm e,arr
Adrian 7.840
Alpena 8,188
Ann Arbor 8,081
BatUeCreek T,C»
Bar an 10,898
Coldinier 4,881
Detroit n«,81>
EaMBtglDaw 10,018
Flint 8,410
Grand Hnm 4,801
Grand B^ilda 82,018
lonU 4,190
lebpemlng 8,060
Jaiion 10,108
KaUmaioa 8,0(rr
LiKsnta 8,810
Ludtngton 4.190
Hanlilee 7,068
Muquette 4,R8>
Uuskegaa 11,MS
YoBUMi '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.. '.'.'. 4,800
PorlHnron 8,888
Sagtuaw lO.BK
WeetBarCltr 8,807
TpsUuitt 8.8T7
Anoka I.TOS
Aiudn MOB
DolDtli >.M«
FailbMiK 8,418
SL AnguBLlDe
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Woodland r
Scolder 1
Roek bland
SFRIHaniLD. . . .
Sterling
. 8,089
Gejjgetowi; ::!!.!:: i
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Trinidad..!!!!!!!'! i
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Dom {tbont). 1
Wilmington 1
! 6fiK
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.12,741
Sontb Bend
IS":::::.
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Pailka. l.WB
28
Hutlna S.SOS
Lake rt.SK
Uukalo li,lM
Minne«poli»..,
HewUUa
Monbfl«id i.nm
Owatoaui 8,1B1
Red Wlnj 8,878
RocliMter B.1D«
Bt.aoud S,«3
8t. Piui. «,«e
SL Peter 8.436
8li«kopeo
SdllwBlet
Winona. ."!!!!!.'!!'!io;M9
JiouoN B.SOB
Heridlau 4.008
NuchM 7,058
Vklisbarg 11,814
HlHonii.
BoDDvlUe S,8M
Brooldkld 1,364
Butler S.iai
Cuiunon.. 3.109
CanlOQ 8,6aa
Cape Olrudeui 8.880
CamiUbm 1,318
CanhaRe 4,16T
ChlUcolhe 4,079
CUnton S,sa8
Columbia a.ax
Fnlton 8,409
Hannibal 11.074
Holdcn E,014
ludependeDce 8,141)
JimraoHCiTT... 6.S71
JopUu ■"««
Kaneaadn FT
KlrkBvUle 4
Umi^t ".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 9
Hacou 6
Hanhall <1
Mjrjvllle 8
Modoo 8
Moberli 0
Palmyn 9
PleaswtHUl «
Ht. Uharlea 4
St! hovii.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.i i
eedalla l
T^aloa... v.... '.'.'.'. B,a«
Wsrreiwbiiig 4,04B
WashlDstan t,«U
Bntta «,M3
Helena 8,04
ViHaiHuCiTT 894
Nebruk*.
Beatrice 2,447
Calumbua £.181
JTremonl 8,018
amndlfOaad 1,968
HamiDgH S.B17
LIBCOLM 18,004
Mebnulu 4,188
Omaha B0.B18
Platlamonth 4,173
IVelnda.
CariohCitt 4.n7
BiireLa 4,107
Uoldnm 4,581
Virginia 10,917
New HanraU"'
Clacemont 4,704
CONCOBD 18,e»«
DOVM ll.flBT
Keene 8,184
MancbeltiBt K.«8a
Portnuoiiiii' '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 9,090
POPCLATIOK OP TO'
Bocheiter 5,788
Somanwonli B,S88
New Jerae;.
AtlanUcCltj B,4n
Baronne fl.87a
Bordeulown 4.£e
BridvetoD 8,7^
BurllDgton 0,090
Camden 4: "t
Chambenburf ..... I t7
BueC Omnge i 9
EUaabi^th K 9
OkwceBler I 17
Hairlxon I fl
Uoboken 81 «
Jersey CItT IB S
LambenTfflle ■ a
MHTvllle : 0
MonlaUiwik. I 8
Newark . — "
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Patmon o; i
riainAeld ..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. t S
Bahwaj I 9
Tbutton V 0
Union I B
New Heile«.
Allniqnerqne LSIB
6tim.Fi 6,S»
New York.
North CarollBa.
Charlotte 7,094
New Berne 0,448
BiLUSE 9,MB
Wilmington I7.8lt>
Ohio,
Akron 16,511
Alliance 4.686
AibtabnU 4,4tt
Bellalre 8,0%
Canton UliW
ChlUlcothe 10.988
ClDClnaatl KC,180
CirclBvlllfl 8.010
ncTeland 180,146
ComuBni Bl,66i
Dayton 88,877
DeBance S.BOr
DelAwan e,BS4
EaalUverpool 6.968
Blyrta 4.777
Flndle; 4.686
Fremont B.4&1
Gallon G,03B
OaJIlpoIiB 4.400
Hamilton 11,12)
Ironlon e,8S7
Lancular ^809
Lima 7,589
Hanifleld 9.8M
Marietta 6,444
MbmUIod «.8.'ir
MIddlatown 4.688
tiewttH..... '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 9.009
Norwalk 5,7W
Piqoa 6.081
Pomeroy B„"ill0
Ponamouth II.321
aalem 4,041
Sandusky 16.888
BprlngSeld 90.730
Steubenrlllo I£,l»3
TIffln 7,879
Toledo 60,148
Trbana e.iS3
Van Wert 4.081
Warreo 4.4S
Wooaler 5.818
Xenla 7.086
YonngMown 16.481
i AND OITIES.
Tin WUllami UU .. %,mt
rort Worth a,OK
3alniviUe l,Mr
Bonilon ..'.'.' ";.''.'.'l«,BM
HnnisTlUe.. t,ug
iMieio . .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. Sm
VinhaU 6,a»
IWeMlne I,9IR
I*aHi B.980
[UoOrandaCitJi-' - Xl«»
ten Antonio KMi
"— — — 6.141
..l,OaB
s.nt
rjlor 1,411
«ctoi1« 1,010
ffam r.m
^eatberford SfiU
VKUi.
JBgu, |.S9t
ionntPleaeant .... 1,IXM
Jgden 6,068
•roTO 8,4a
)iLi L^Ki Cm. ..10,768
tpaniah Fork 9.SH
tprlDgfleld 1,SU
Vcrmool.
Jennlngton eJSS
SnilUeSoro' 4,m
Jarllngton 11.861
;olche«ter 4,411
MOHTPIUIB S.1W
Itutland U,14B
'.l.Alban'1.
•■ 'itanabu
VlrsbU.
...18.flBB
^•u.u. 7.GK
iVedailckabnrf 6,010
[^'ncbbnis 16.960
Manchester 6,790
Sorfolk ■i,g«8
Pelenbnnr 11,866
F>DrtBDaa(h 11,890
ItiCHaoHD 68,550
Uaonton 6.664
ffincheatar 4,958
WMhlBftOB.
Dltmfu IMI
Seattle 8,6)8
ffalla Walla 8,688
Waat TlrHBlB.
iHiarleaton 4.191
Hutlnabunr 6,835
l^kenbnrg 6.B8I
iVBBiLnre 80,788
WiMwnlB.
Ippleton 8,006
i^it 4,790
Ian Claire 10,118
^ooddaLwi 18,091
Jreen Bay 7.478
ranearilla S.0I8
Cenoaha 6.1X9
^aCroeaa .14.606
djtSISON 10.8S
ianltowoc fl.SOT
lUlwauliee 115.E7B
«cenab 4.909
>ebkoah !".'.!'.!!! !l6!749
>ort«ge 4.846
Itaelne 16.081
theboTsan T.S14
«tevcns Point 4.440'
iVanwatoea 5,083
WyoqUiig.
jHJtriMin Cm... 8.4S6
UramleatT 1.BU
LABGE CITIES OF THE WORLD.
^ma
.... 111.SSII
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POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS.
U. S. CENSUS OF 1880.
ToUl 1,7SS,08«
• CIttM dMicBktod liy M aflariak.
Barnstable.
BikBKBTABLX 4,250
Brewster 1,144
Chatham 2,852
Dennis 8,290
Eastham 692
Falmouth 2,422
Harwich 8,265
Mnshpee 847
Orleans 1,294
Provincsetown 4,845
Sandwich 8,544
Truro 1,019
Welllleet 1,908
Yarmouth 2,178
Berkahlre.
81,945
Adams 6,598
Alfotd. 848
Becket 1,128
Cheshire 1,687
Clarksburg. 724
Dalton 2.068
Bcremont 875
Florida 469
Great Barrlngton.... 4,658
Hancock 642
Hinsdale 1,695
Lanesborough 1,278
Lee 8,989
Lenox 2,048
MontersT. 685
Mount Washington. 206
NewAshford 208
New Marlborough. . 1,876
North Adams 10,192
Otis 785
Peru 408
PiTTSFIBLD 18,867
Richmond 1,124
Sandisfleld 1,107
Savoy 716
Sheffield 2,204
Stockbridge 2,860
Tjringham 542
Washington 492
West Stockbridge.. 1,981
Williamstown 8,895
Windsor 644
Bristol.
69,040
Acushnet 1,105
Attleborongh 11,111
Berkley 927
Dartmouth. 8,430
Dighton 1,791
Easton 8,902
Frirbaven 2,875
♦Fall River 49,006
Preeto\^'n. 1,829
Mani^fleld 2,766
♦New Bedford 26,875
Norton 1,782
Raynham, 1,681
Rahoboth 1,891
S?ekonk. 1,228
Somerset 2,006
Swansea 1,850
♦Tafntok 21,213
WcBtport 2,898
189,121
Dnkeii.
Chllmark 494
Cottage City 079
Bdoabtowk 1,801
Gay Head 161
Gosnold 154
TIsbury 1,516
4,805
Essex.
Amesbuiy 8,855
Andover 5,171
BUn ttmu In omU fltpitalai
Beverly 8,445
Bozford 824
Bradford 2,648
Danvers 6,686
Essex 1,670
Georgetown 2,231
♦Glouck^tkb. 19.829
Groveland 2,227
Hamilton 935
♦Haverhill 18,475
Ipswich 8,609
♦L AWBENOS 80,178
♦Lynn 88,284
Lvnnlleld 686
Manchester 1,640
Marblehead 7,467
Merrimac 8,287
Methuen 4,892
Mlddleton 1,000
Nahant 808
Newbury 1,566
♦Newbtjrtpobt. . . .18,587
North AndoTcr 8,217
Peabody 9,028
Rockport 8,912
Rowley 1,201
♦Salek 27,608
Salisbury 4,079
Saugus 2,626
Swampscott 2,501
Topslield 1,165
Wenham 880
West Newbury 1,989
244,640
Pranklln.
Ashfleld 1,068
Bemardston 084
Bnckland 1,789
Charlemont 932
Colerain 1,777
Conway 1,760
Deerfleld. 8,548
Erving 872
Gill 788
Grebntibld 8,908
Hawley 502
Heath 660
Leverett 742
Leyden 607
Monroe 166
Montague 4,876
New Salem 869
Northfleld 1,608
Orange 8,171
Rowe 502
Shelbume 1,621
Shutesbury 629
Simderland 755
Warwick 713
Wendell 465
Whately. 1,074
86,000
Hampden.
Agawam 2,216
B&ndf ord 979
Brlmfleld 1,208
Chester 1,478
Chicopee. 11,325
Granville 1,205
Hampden 968
IloUand 802
♦Holyoke 21,851
Longmeadow 1,401
Ludlow 1,526
Monson 8,758
Montgomery 803
Palmer 5,504
Russell 823
Southwick 1,104
♦Sprxkgfikld 83,340
Tolland 458
Wales l,08fr
Westfield 7,587
West Springfield... 4,148
Wllbraham 1,
104,117
Hanpshlre.
Amherst 4,299
Belchertown 2,846
Chesterfield 769
Cummlngton 881
Easthampton 4,206
Enfield 1,043
Goshen 827
Granby 753
Greenwich 634
Hadley 1,988
Hatfield 1.496
Huntington 1,236
Middleflcld 648
Northampton 12,172
Pelham 614
Plainfield 457
Prescott 460
Southampton 1,046
South Hadley 8,688
ware. ... .......... 4,oiT
Westhampton 664
Williamsburg 2,284
Worthington 768
47,?85
Middlesex.
Acton 1,787
Arlington 4,100
Ashby 914
Ashland 8,894
Ayer 1,882
Bedford 981
Belmont 1,615
Billerlca 2,000
Boxborough 819
Burlington 711
♦Cambbidgb 62,740
Carlisle 478
Chelmsford 8,563
Concord 8,922
Dracut 1,606
Dunstable 463
Everett 4,159
Framingham 6,235
Groton 1,882
Holliston 3,099
Hopklnton 4,fi02
Hudson 8,739
Lexington 2,460
Lincom 882
Littleton 994
♦Lowell 59,485
Maiden 12,017
Marlborough 10,126
Maynard 2,291
Medford 7,678
Melrose 4,660
Natick 8,480
♦Newton 16,i>95
North Reading 900
Pepperell 2,848
Reading 8,181
Sherbom 1,401
Shirley 1,366
♦Somerville 24,985
Stoneham 4,891
Stow 1,046
Sudbury 1,178
Tcwksbury 2,171
Townnend 1,967
TjTigsborough 681
Wakefield 5,548
Waltham 11,711
Watertown 6,426
Wayland 1,962
Westford 2,147
Weston 1,448
Wilmington 983
Winchester 3,802
Wobum 10,938
817,951
BlantBckt.
NabtdcKbt 8,7SS
Norlblk.
Bndntree 8,865
Brookllne 8,068
Canton 4,588
Cohasset 8,182
Dbdhax 6;i84
Dover 668
Foxborough 8,961
Franklin 4,061
Holbrook 8,188
HydePaxk T.090
Medfieid 1,866
Medway 8,965
MUton 8,806
Needham 6,264
Norfolk 980
Norwood 8,846
Quincy 10,689
Randolph 4,027
Sharon 1,498
Stoughton 4,875
Walpole 8,494
Weymouth 10,871
Wrentham 8,482
96.402
Plymontli.
Abington 8,097
Bridgewater 8,080
Brockton 18,608
Carver 1,089
Duxbuiy . 2,196
East Bridgewater. . . 2,710
Halifax 648
Hanover 1,807
Hanson 1,809
Hingham 4,485
Hull. 888
Kingston 1,624
Lakeville 1,008
Marion 958
Marshfleld 1,785
Mattapolsett 1,866
Mlddleborough 6,887
Pembroke 1,406
Plymouth 7,094
Plympton 694
Rochester 1,048
Rockland 4,663
Scituate 8,466
South Abhogton ... . 8,084
South Sdtnate 1,820
Wareham 8,887
West Bridgewater. . 1,665
74,024
Snflrolk.
♦Boston 868,585
♦Chelsea 21,785
Revere 2,888
Winthrop 1,048
887,686
Worcester.
Ashbumham 1,666
Athol 4,807
Auburn 1,817
Barre 2,418
Berlin 977
Blackstone 4,906
Bolton 908
Bovlston 864
Brookfield 8,820
Charlton 1,900
Clinton 8,080
Dana 786
Douglas 2,241
Dudley 2,804
♦Fitchbubo 18,406
Gardner 4,988
Grafton 4,080
Hardwick 8,888
Harvard 1^^
Holden 8,499
POPUI^TIOK OF BHODE IBI.AHD, COMMRCTIOCT.
NocthbridH UKa
NortbbroaUteld.... i,4l»
OdJUm en
Oxford 8,6M
punilttton ..
Piincetoa...
UtatMoa...
B.itlii~1
Soothboroagfa . ,
Sonthbrtdgc....
Bpcnccr
BUrltDC
Webster ..'..'.'.'.'.
WefltboTongb. , , ,
West BojlBton . .
POPULATION OF RHODE ISLAND.
T. 8. CENBUS of II
11,8M
.. 1,616
.. i.esT
..U,l<t
Hiddteloxn 1,IW
•Nbwpobt ltt.*M
" Sborehun IfiM
t,m
SM^
M,I80
Ba£t Proridcncfl.
North ProvldeDce. 1,«T
Nortb Smlthfleld, . . S.Ose
P*wlDcket 18,080
*Pbotiijei(cb lOMfiS
Richmond
South Kaoarow)
Waiterly..,.
POPULATION OF CONNECTIOUT.
U. S. CENStTB OP II
hradnctiMi ...
Cairtmbniy...
Gtaby
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Kntbonu^".'.
tMkrmo. ...
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...ii,eee
'.'. i)iu
... a,Ti8
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... <,4M
KilUiigworth
HlddJeHeld
■MtmiLITOWH
OMSirbrook i.aos
UanMUe %«6S
•NiwLoinJolI m.BSa
KonhStonington.., 1,7«9
New Hkicb.
Bacon Falls.. .
BeOiaxr..
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W»i*rrort...
Btoflbrd i,4fiS
ToLLAim I.ISB
Union tat
Vemm 6,916
Wmington. 1,08b
CbBprin . .
KilllnRlT ...
PlslnifeU..
PomTret
'bompeon. . .
'olnntown . .
... 2,030
4«,Ssr
POPULATION OF NEW YORK.
*Denet9* ciiies.
Alteay.
^Albany 90,908
Berne S,617
Bethlehem 8,75S
Coeyman's 8,912
•Cohoes 19,418
Gnllderland 8,465
Knox 1.694
New Scotland 8,253
RenMelaerville 2,488
WateirUet 22,220
Westerlo 2,821
165,015
Allesaay.
.\lfred 1,528
Allen 818
Alma 865
Almond 1,667
Amity 1,978
Andover 1,988
Angelica 1,630
Beffaat 1,470
Birdsoll 890
Bolivar 1,029
Bams 1,671
Caneadea 1,764
Centrevllle 966
Clarksville 862
Cuba 2,303
Friendnhip 2,127
Genesee 974
Granger 1,086
Grove 1,125
Hnmc 1,905
Independence 1,186
New Hudson 1,084
Roshford 1,453
Scio 1,555
WaM 620
Wellsville 4,259
West Almond 803
Willing 1,367
Wirt 1,226
41,801
Broome.
Barker 1,888
*Bin£hamton 17,815
Bingnamton 2,555
Chenango 1,590
Colcsvine 8,208
Conklln 1,420
Fenton 1,555
Kirkwood 1,344
Lisle 2.399
Maine 2,189
Nanticoke 999
£anf ord 8,495
Triangle 2,078
Union 2,596
Vestal 2,184
Windsor 3,286
49,481
Cattaraogua.
Allegany 4,044
Ashford 1,814
Carrolton 2,171
Cold Spring 984
Conewango l,2fH)
UNITED STATB8 CENSUS OF 1880.
Total, 5,0M,910.
Dayton 1,705
Saat Otto 1,261
EUicottville 14M9
Farmersville 1,128
Franklinville 1,982
Freedom 1,812
Great VaUey 1,860
Hinsdale 1,594
Humphrey 997
Ischua 986
Leon 1,192
LitUe Valley 1,196
Lvndon 881
Machias 1,545
Mansfield 1,106
Napoli 1,126
New Albion 1,732
Olcan 6,576
Otto 1,111
Perrysbnrgh 1,876
Persia 1,870
Portvlllc 2,400
Randolph 2,450
Red House 487
Salamanca 8,498
South Valley 995
Yorkshire 1,784
Cayoga.
66,806
♦Auburn 21,924
Aurclius 1,954
Brutus 2,786
Cato 2,069
Conquest 1,661
Fleming 1,233
Genoa 2,517
Ira 2,113
Ledvard 2,199
Locke 1,143
Mcntz 2,288
Montezuma 1,294
Moravia 2,699
Niles 1,875
Owasco 1,297
Scipio 2,093
Sempronlus 1,138
Sennctt 1,644
Springport 2,125
Sterling 8,084
Summer Hill 1,028
Throop 1,188
Venice ,. . 1,889
Victory 1,953
65,084
Chantaaqaa.
Arkwright 1,076
Bnsti 1,901
Carroll 1,718
Charlotte 1,667
Chautauqua
Cherry Creek 1,.354
Clymer 1,455
Dunkirk 7,248
Ellery 1,565
Ellicott ^2»^
Ellington 1,802
Fredonia 2,692
French Creek 1,042
Gerry 1,175
Hanover
Harmony
Jamestown*.
Kiantone
Mayville
Mina
Panama A Harmony
Poland
Pomfrct
Portland
A^BSi
Sheri(
Sherman .
Stockton.
Villenova
Westfleld.
Chemmig.
6,666
618
8,676
1,102
8,466
1,640
. 1.8S0
. 2,018
. 1,990
. 1,661
. 1,668
. 1,868
. 1,446
. 8,828
66,840
Ashland 1,149
Baldwin 966
Big Flats 1,989
Catlln 1,460
Chemung 2,096
Elmira 1,986
♦Elmira 20,641
Erin 1,662
Horseheads 8,449
Southport 8,619
VanEtten 1,991
Veteran 2,368
Chenango.
48,066
Afton 2,248
Bainbridge 1,934
Columbus 1,177
Coventry 1,317
German 664
Greene 8,878
Guilford 2,441
Lincklaen 901
McDonoogh 1,298
New BerlGi «,iy72
North Norwich .... 964
Norwich 6,766
Ott^lic 1,612
Oxford 8,085
Pharsalia 1,147
Pitcher 1,076
Plymouth 1,302
Preston 909
Sherburne 8,128
Smithville 1,493
Smyrna 1,651
Clinton.
89,890
Altona 8,678
Ausable 3,881
Beckmantown 3,644
Black Brook 8,413
Champlain 6,407
Chazy 8,147
Clinton 2,194
Dannemora 2,962
Ellenbnrgh 8,162
Mooers 4.381
Peru 2,662
Plattsburgh 8,283
Sanmao 4,69
Schuyler's Falls.... I,i40
60,901
CelonMa.
Anciam 1,603
AusteiUtz 1,841
Csnaan 1,664
Chatham 4,674
Claverack 4^7
Clermont 918
Copake 1,905
Gallatin 1,252
Germantown 1,008
Ghent 2,968
Greenport 1,375
HUlsdale 1,S80
*Hnd8on 8,670
Kinderhook 4,300
LivincBton 2,060
New Lebanon 8^345
Stockport 1,980
Stuyvesaat 2,086
Tagbanic 1,808
47,815
Cortland.
Cincinnatns 1,008
CortlandTille 7,113
Cnyler 1,888
Freetown 844
Harford 1,084
Homer 8,691
Lapeer 787
Marathon l.TW
Preble 1,188
Scott 960
Solon 849
Taylor 998
Tmxton 1,550
Virgil 1,854
Willett 868
26,884
Delaware.
Andes 2,680
Bovlna 1,032
Colchester 3,041
Davenport 1,989
Delhi 8,941
Deposit 1,714
Franklin 3,907
Hamden 1,496
Hancock 8,288
Harpersfldd 1,430
Kortright 1,780
Masonville 1,678
Meredith 1,668
Middlctown 3,977
Roxbury 3,844
Sidney 3,461
Stamford 1,688
Tompkins 3,634
Walton 8,644
43,719
DntchesB.
Amenia 8,697
Bcekman 1,978
Clinton 1,640
POPULATIOK or THE STATE OF NEW TORK.
Dota S,K1
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TmiSkBtotla 4,<W
Bed^ook *.*1t
Bhlsebeck 8,Mn
Stanford 1,CM
UDlonVde ;.. l.«n
Wuhlngtaa 1.TBT
Vappinget'* 4,eei ;
Brie.
AMen
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CUraBce S,***
OoUen 1,«M
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Bhmi IJM '
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North CoIUbi ..
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Valaa .-
Wot Seneca S,M9
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Cbenareeld *,m 1
CnwD ?olBt <Wr I
BUnbetbloini Ijn 1
ElMI !.*« 1
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Minerva
Moriali..
Konb Elba '
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St. Amund
Schroon
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Btogor «,«0 I
B^dMDt
Bnndon
Brighton
BaAe
Cbatonnr «,«8
OoiuUble ' ■"
Dlckiii»D
PonCOrlncMi 0,434 ,
Fianklin 1.184 .
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LeBoy «,wa
Ljiae £,!TB
OrJeana K,Sie
Pamella - -"
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Rodman...,.
RalUad
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•Waieiim™ I0,«n
Walot
WUna.
WorUi,
•BrooUjn ..'....SBMSB
Flalbnrf! T,M4
FUtlauda 8,l«
GraTcaend a,S7S
New Lota 11,681
New Dtrecht 4,T4S
iMwla.
a a.B74
Di i^XA
Di a,we
a 1,510
Hi l,OBt
h: It. m
Li 1.181
L( 1,988
L( 8,188
1,47B
N< D 1,414
Oi cea
PI 1,1BS
Ti 1,888
W 1,410
WgatTnrln 3,008
81,418
Atoo 8,4N
Ci]edatila • —
Geaeeea;:!!;!:;!!:; a'fiW
Grorelaild 1,843
Leicester I.87(l
Lima t,1W
UToaia 8,119
Mount Mania 8,044
North Danarllle..., 4,178
Nonda 3,7W
0«Un 1,804
Portage 1,«9B
Sparta. 1,301
Sprtngwatar 8,8TB
WeitSpartB LIST
Vurk 8,488
8S,fiT8
"-^laoB.
8,888
4,863
1,»84
3,800
),!TO
Oeorsetown 1.400
Lebanon.!!!!!!!!!! ilssa
Letimi 10,849
HadiKHi 8,414
NpIbou 1,849
Smithfleld 1.836
Stockbridge 2,033
Sullivan 4.803
44.116
Brighlon 8,786
ChQl 2.374
ClirkKm 2,100
Galee 1,688
88
TTamiln , 3,686
Henrietta 8.348
Irondoiaolt 1,088
Mendon s.tte
Ogden B.087
Panoa 8.180
PenBaJd 8,891
Perinton 4,030
PittBtoid £l86
R^ 3,331
Rnih !!:::;::: i.wi
Sweden E,13«
Wehatar 3^0
Wheatland iftt
144,306
Montfe^ery.
Amsterdam 11.111
Canajoharle 4,304
Cb^eelown 1.3H
Florida S,M8
Olen 3,611
Uinden B,08S
Mohawk 8,048
Palatine 8,788
Root 3,3m
St. JohnavOle 3,001
tMU
New Veil.
•NewToA 1,308,817
Cambria 1,3«T
Baitland 8440
Lewlaton S,ne
•Lockport 18,611
Lockport 3,847
NawftM 8,481
Nlania 7.483
PeniUelon ],730
Porter »,»Ja
Bojilton 4,688
Bomeraet 1,018
Wheatteld 4,800
WIliOD 3,384
84,174
OHlda.
Angnita 1,171
BooneriiiB :::;;:::: 3!oo«
Brldcewatar. 1J18
Camden 8^801
Deetlleld.... 1,088
Florenie 1,018
Ployd 1,118
Poreetport 1,388
Klrkland 4,«et
Lee 1,860
Marcy 1,418
Manhall 3,276
New Hartford 4JM
Pirta 3,678
Hem»en 1.108
•Rome ll,1«4
SangerfleM 3.113
Slenbea 1,188
Trenton 8,001
•TlUoa 88,918
Vernon. 8.086
Verona 5,181
Vienna 1,884
Weeteni 3.184
Weitmoreland 3,744
Whlteatown 4.408
CaroiUne 3,416
"cero 1.934
-aj !,B10
DeWltt 8.076
Blbridge 4.oes
Fabioe 3,080
Geddei T.C88
LaPayette 3.180
Lyiander. 4,308
POPULATION OF THE STATE OF NEW TOSK.
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Pliwtown
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CsMJelon
Hlddklnwn
.is,ore
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Amboy
BoyLtlon
Eutlngi
Meilco
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BiMber'
a8,8M
. e,Bia
. 8,071
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8oib»
Colton
; COTMt t,MI
Fkjietw s,ne
JimlDa ..--. IJBt
' LodL JXI
! Ovid U»
BomDln. «,m
Bonecarais SA*
Tyre 1,«8
V«riek 1,T»
I Waterloo 4^»
AddiHD UU
Avoca Ifitt
Bath T,S»»
Bradford. KS
; Cameron. Ull
CwnpbeU 1,881
Canlsleo i.n*
I CatOD i,M
\ CohcKlon. S,M6
, CorDlruj IM
[ K^ria..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. »i»
: PremoDt I*n
I Qreenirood 1.38!
' HartnUle I.DU
I UorabT l.*0»
I HomellBvUle «,BU
I Howard %iS>
I Jupn I,8W
f LlnSley IJM
I Pntlebvlgb S,M9
I Poltene)' 1,B»
I Ratbbone 1.371
; ThnnBon 1,SW
I Troaisbutgli >,4H
L Tnacarota. tM*
I Urtiana M18
, Wajland. S.561
Wayne BK
West Union ... 1,K1
I Whseler l.«4
I WoodlkBli; 1,»«8
I TJjsas
! Suffolk.
: Babylon 4.139
' BrookBaTcn I1,M4
Eiul Hampton. >.S15
Huntington. 8,088
laUp «.«0
Hlwrhead 8,l>»
SheltHTtoland Mi
! Smitlilown. t,BO
' Sontliunpton. ^»
I Sonthold 1,«n
as,n8
^ gnllloaa.
1 Bttbel t,!«
CallJeoon >.1B0
I CocbcctoD 1,3*8
I Delaware 1,8S0
I Filli'borglk. »,»S
I Foreatbnrgh 1,088
I Fremont ■."'
i Hlebland l.MS
I Llfcrty ».»»
I LambrjUud 1,«»
■ HamakMlng JW
Nevetsink Jig
Rockland. J«1
Thompson. AJw
Tnatan ■ l.MO
: Barton •-- ^'
. BerkeUre l.SOt
Candor 4.3JB
' Sl'rfSl^''^:':::?:™
I Owrxa .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. •l8ft'>
Klchlord MTT
I Spoicer >,tet
POPCLATIOM OF THE STATB OF NEW YORK.
POPULATION OF CHIEF COUNTRIES
OP THB WOBLD.
AieeatiiM Rep. Bo-Arrea 1,T1^(B1
Aoatrik-Hnugarj, Vlouk as.9l>MSfi
BelgftuD, BtiukIb t,8KJ»t
Bodvl^UFu UtVJKS
BcuU.RlodaJaiisln.,, 10,iae.Wl
CuudLDamln'D. OtMwa t^tausU
ChlU,8uUago aSldBAtl
CUnewEmdn, FektD..4SS.ga).a»
Colombia Bosou tWl^Il
Dcnmvk. Copenlu«eii.. I.91S.I4a
topt. Catm B.SBS,00a
Icudor, Qnlto 886.137
Fnuce.PBria »>,Bm,788
Owmaoj. Bortln tt,Tn,3ea
Ot. Britdn A IraUnd:-
- ■ • London....
.Bdlnt
Ddblln
Oneee, Albeni
India, Bflllali, C*li
lUljF, Rome
Japan, Teddo
Mexico, Hexlco -
Moraeco, Morocco. . .
NetlierUiidi '
Nonray, Ch
, 8,(rS,CI78
PwDigiU, Llabon «.4»,Sn
Roimuiui, BnclunM. . . 0,078,001
Roiriu Km. 81. Psteta'g KyttOAn
ServlLBelgnds l.aBS,8e>
SUmTBui^cA B,SQO,C0O
Sptiin, Madrid 1R,S%,!SM
Sweden, Stockholm,.... 4,ias.l]3
Hwitxeriaud, Betiw a.Tsa.»t
Tarfcev, ConatuitlDople. 31.839,738
CnlleJbuiem WuhW B8.W5.SiH
UriKnay, Hontavldeo... 44a.liau
VeaeiueU. Cmcw 1,784,191
CAUTION.
DREW, ALLI8 * CO.,
I. 4SS Main Street.
BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, &o.
AxBiuoAH HoxTSB Blook, Mtin, comer Foster
Ahtiquabian Hall, Main, cor. Highland
Abmort, Waldo
Baivk Block, 11 Foater, cor. Norwich
Basob Block, 43 Main
Barbox7B*b Block, Pleasant, c. Cheatnat
Bat Stats Block, 288 Main, cor. Exchange
Brdtlet Hall Block, Main, cor. Maple
Bbown*s Block, Salem, cor. Myrtle
Cevtral Sxchanoe, 811 Main
Chatin Block, 86 Pearl
CiTT Hall, Main, cor. Front
Clabk'b Block, 406 Main, c Mechanic
Oolton Block. Main, cor. Austin
CouBT HouBS, Main, near Lincoln sq.
Cboxfton'b Block, 9 to 17 Mechanic
CumnNGS BuiLDtNCk 66 to 67 Main
Bban Buildino, 88 Lincoln Square, cor. Smnmer
Baton Block, 819 to 290 Main
Fibst National Bank BniLDiNe, 410 Main
Flago*b BuiLDDve, 988 Main
Franklin Buildino. 664 Main
Fbbb Public Library, Elm
Front bt. Exchange, 19 Front
Hardino'b Block, 187 Front, cor. Trmnhnll
Harrington Block, 879 Main
Jail, Bast Central, cor. Summer
JoNAB O. Clark Block, 489 Main
Junction Shop, Jackaon, near Junction depot
Ijncoln Block, Main, cor. BIm
Mbchanicb Hall, 891 Main
Mbrbhibld^b Buildingb, between Bxchange,Ua
ion, Foster and CypreBS (Seepage 689)
Painb*b Block, 890 Main, cor. Walnut
Pabkbr*b Block, 100 to 117 Main
Pxoflb*b Sayings Bank Buildino, 469 Main
PiFER*s Block, 410 Main
Post Office Block, Pearl, near Main
QuiNN*8 Block, Webster square
RrcE*s Block, Main, near Austin
RooBBS* Block, 494 Main, cor. Pleasant
Sausburt Building. Lincoln square
Sargent*s Block, Main, oor. Southbridge
ScHOFDBLD BLOCK, Grafton, cor. Coral
Scott's Block, Main, cor. Sonthbridge
Statb Lxtnatic Hosfital, Belmont
Stbtenb* Block, Southbildge, c. Bumside oomt
Stockwell'b Block, 16 Mechanic
Stone's Block, Main, near Myrtle
Tatlob's Building, 476 Main
Waldo Block, 971 Main
Wabneb's Block, 674 Main
Warren Block, 10 Pearl
Whitcoxb Building, 88 to 86 Front
HALLS.
CiTT Hall, Main, cor. Front
Father Matthew Hall, rear 89 Temide
Fbobbinn Halt., Waldo Block, 971 Main
Grand Arxt Hall, form'ly Bnnley Hall, 844 Main
HoRncuLTCRAL Hall, 18 Front
Inburancb Hall, 940 Main
LmooLN Hall, Maple
Masonic Hall, Post Office Block
Mechanics Haix. 891 Main
Music Hall, 90 Bxchange
Odd Fellows' Hau^ llPleasant
Tatnugk Hau., Willard Street, near Pli
Texpbrancb Hall, 10 Foster
TxTRN Halle, Jackson
Wabkbubn Hall, Mechanics Hall building
RAILROAD STATIONS.
Babbeb'b Crossing Station (W. A N. R R and B., B. A 6. R R), at Northyille.
Blooxinodale Station ( W. & S. R R.), on Plantation Street.
Jaxebyille Station^ B. & A. R RO, at Jamesville.
Junction Station (B. & A. R R, P. & W. R. R. and N. A W. R. R), at Junction.
Lake Station ( W. A S. R. R.), at the Lake near Belmont Street
Lincoln SquARS Station (W. A N. R R. ana B., B. A Q.R R), at Lfaiooln Square.
North Worcebtbb Station ( B. B. A O. R R), on Holden Street
Summit Station (W. A N. R. R), on Bumcoat Street
Union Pabbengbb Station, Washington Square.
Worcester A Shrewsbury Railroad Station, Shrewsbury Street
HILLS.
Green Hell.— East of Lincoln street, terminus of
Green Lane. Height 777 feet
Mbssingbr Hill or Fairmount.— North of North
street
Millbtone Hill.— North of Belmont street
Mount Ararat.— South of Ararat street
Nbwton Hill.— West of Elm Park. Height 678
feet
Oak Hill.— Between Bloomingdale and Planta-
tion streets
Pakachoao Hill or Mt. St. James.— Near Ool*
lege of the Holy Cross. Height 098 feet
Parker Hill. On Fowler street near city Hae
Reservoir Hill. — South of Bdmont straaC
Height 781 feet
Union Hill.— Vicinity of Providence street
Winter Hill. — On Forest street near dtj
line
VILLAGES.
Barnabdtillb— On Webster st, opp. cemetery
Bummingdale— On Bloomingoale Road and
Plantation st., one mile E. of Washington bq.
Greendale— On West Boylston^ear Ararat si.
Hofeville— On Sutton Lane, n. Webster square
Jamesyillb— South of Stafford, near Auburn
New Worcesteb— At the junction of Main with
Leicester, Webster A Cambridge, at Webater so
Nobthyillb— On and near West Boylston St., 9
miles north City Hall
NoBTH Pond— 9 1-4 mflea north of City HaU on
Holden road
QuiNsioAMOND VILLAGE— Two mUes 8. B. of City
HaU, on Millbuiy
South WoBCBSTEB^At the intersection of South-
bridge with Cambridge
Tatnuck— At the intersection of MUl and Mower
streets with PleaaantS mileaftam City HaU
Tbowbbidgeyillb— On Webster St., near Auburn
Vallet Falls— On Leleeater St., n. Leicester line
STREET DIRECTORY.
The Street DirectoiT glvee the location of each atreet, and ahowa what other Btzeets or placea mn
ffran it or acroia it, with the nomber at which they Intereect
From tfaia list the location of any number on a street can be easily ascertained. As, for instance,
wiahing to know on what part of Main street No. 690 is: torn to Main street, and yoa And that
Austin street mns from 603 right side, and Chandler street from 648, showing that No. 890 comes on
tiie ri^t side of Main street between Austin and Chandler. Dashes are substituted for numbers on
atreeta that axe not numbered.
AjoouiyiATioHS.— Ay. avenue; ct. court; e. east; fr. fhnn; n. north; pi. place; s. south; sq. square;
w. west; Wd. ward.
Indieatea public streets. **Indicate streets a part of which are public, and a part private.
Abbott, firom 976 Pleas-
ant, south, to Tufts,
Wards?, 8
hifL JZt
1 % Pleasant
SI SS Chandler
45 46 Tufta
Adams, from Shrews-
bury, north, to Bel-
mont, Ward S
Adams Square, at
Junction Lincoln and
Bnmooat, Ward 8
Adriatic Conrt, from
47 Southgate, Ward 6
^Jitna, from 71 Provi-
dence, east,to 80 Cut-
ler, ward 4
I 8 Ptovidenoe
— Coral
— Chapin
S8 94 Penn Av.
— — Barclay.
TSk 40 Mendon
— Vale
47 48 Cutler
Acawam, from 1093
Main, west, Ward. 7
^Acrlcaltnral, from
ram, at Elm Park,
north, to Jo Bill
Boad, Wards 1, 8
Ufi. BL
— —Elm
— Cedar
— Ag. Fair Ords.
— — Hljdiland
- — JoBill road
^Altcfalson, fr. Shrews-
bury, near Belmont,
south, to Plantation,
Wards
Albaay, fm Musqu^^,
east, to Putnam lane,
Ward 9
Albert, from 29 Grand,
southwest. Ward 6
Aldea, from Castle,
south, to Oread place.
Ward 7
AMrleh Place, from 14
High, west, Ward 8
*Allen, from 885 Main,
east, to 7 Mt Pleas-
ant, Ward 6
Alleo Court, fkt»m 549
Main, east. Ward 6
Alrarado Avenue, fr^m
Belmont, near Lake
Qninslgamond, south,
Wards
, from Cobum Av.
west, to Locust Ave.,
^^ttdS
Anne, fh>m Taft, west,
Wards
*Apricot, from Leices-
ter, west, to Leicester
line, Ward 7
^Ararat, from Brooks
to Brattle, Ward 9
*Arch, fh>m 60 Sum-
mer, east, to 6 Carroll,
Ward 9
5 Fountain
15 16 Orchard
99 Bennett Court
97 98 Hanover
88 Liberty
87 86 Carroll
Arlington, from 45 Co-
lumbia, south, to Win-
throp. Ward 4
Ltft. Bi.
1 9 Columbia
IS 14 Jefferson
99 80 Pattison
89 40 Union Av.
— — Wlnthrop
^Arlington Road, fr'm
Plantation, southeast,
toB. &A.R. R.,Wd.S
Armandale, fr. Leices-
ter, west, to Apricot,
V. F., Ward 7
Armory Court, from
opponte 61 Grand,
south, to Camp, Wd. 6
Ascension, frmBloom-
ingdale Road, 8outh,to
106 Orient, Ward 8
Ltft. Bt.
— — Bloomingdale
— — Norfolk
— — Orient
Ash, from 108 Green,
west, to 96 Washhig-
ton. Ward 5
L^. Bt.
— — Green
sch School house
— Summit
— — Washington
Ash A V. ,fr.66Houghton,
east, to Grafton, Wd 4
*Ashland,fr. 115 Pleas-
ant, north, to 54 Elm,
Wards
•
Assonet, from 84 Plv-
mouth, soutlLto Gold
Street Court, Ward 6
^ft. Bt,
— —- Plymouth
— —Gold
— — Gold St. Ct.
Asylum, from 81 Mul-
berry, w. to Summer,
Wards
*Aubum, from 98 Ken-
dal], n. to 10 Catha-
rine, Ward 9
Auburn Square, junc.
College and South-
bridge. Ward 6
^Austin, from 608
Main, west, to 18 Dew-
ey, Wards 7, 8
LtfL Bt.
1 9 Main
19 High
89 Houchin Av.
47 46 Irving
71 79 Oxford
99 Crown
110 Onincy
119 190 Newbury
197 Clough Court
180 Hawley
185 184 Piedmont
148 Merrick
161 Queen
169 South Russell
174 Winelow
189 190Bellevue
199 900 Mason
918 914 Dewey
Austin St. Place, from
69 Austin, n. Ward 7
Autumn, from Baker,
north, Ward 7
Bailey, from Pleasant,
at Tatnuck, west, to
city line. Ward 8
Baker, fr. Lake, west,
Ward 7
Ball, from Baker, u. to
MUl, Ward 7
Ballard, from iunc. of
Vernon and Mlllbury
at Quinsigm'd, Ward 5
Barbour, from 96 Holly-
wood, west, to Dewey,
Ward 7
Ltft. Bt.
— — HoUjTwood
— Page
— —Mason
— — Dewey
^Barclay, from 189
Grafton, south, to 105
Union Ave., Ward 4
L^. Bt.
1 9 Grafton
14 Clarkson
90 Harrison
98Mott
87 88^tna
50 60 Unkm Av.
Bartlett Place, from
165 Front, south, Wd. 8
Barton Place, from 470
Main, west, to 15 High,
Ward 9
Batchclder, from 47
Union Ave^ n. to 89
Jefferson, Ward 4
Bates, fr. Lyon, e. Wd.8
Bath, from 40 Abbott,
Wards
Beach, from 18 Winter,
s. to 19 Pond, Wd. 4
Left. Bt.
9 1 Winter
14 Brown
— — Pond
Beacon, fr. 97 Madison,
S.W., to Ripley, Wd. 6
Left. Bt.
9 1 Madison
99 Sycamore
47 Ctiarlton
69 61 Hermon
81 89 Jackson
106 107 Lagrange
194 193 Oread
186 185 Benefit
169 158 Hammond
— — Ripley
*Bcaver, fr*m 979 Main,
west, to 091 Park Av.,
Ward 7
^ft. BL
— — Main
— Florence
— — Park Ave.
Belknap,from 89 Wash-
ington, parallel with
B. & A. R. R., south,
to Plymouth, Ward 5
**Bellevue, from 998
Pleasant, south, to 10
Bluff, Wards 7, 8
L^. Bt.
1 9 Pleasant
— Larch
— — Austin
99 80 Chandler
— — Bluff
*Bclmont, fr^m Lincoln
Sq., east, to Shrewt-'
bury line. Ward 9
Lift. Bt.
— — Lincoln Squara
38
STREET DIBECTORT.
19 Carbon
80 Fonntain
42 Orchard
40 60 Hanover
Sch. Schoolhoaae
tl Oak At.
62 Liberty
76 Edward
— Cfaanning
86Elixabem
101 100 Eastern Av.
— Bell Pond
— Millstone Lane
— Adams
— Pntoam
— Prentice
— Liscomb
— Shrewsbury
— State Lim.Ho8.
— — Plantation
— Cobnm At.
— — Avenne
— Wor. A 8. R. R.
— — Lake QpinslffM
— — ShrewBD'y Ime
«*lleneflc, fjrom 819
Main, east, to B. ft A.
R. R., Ward 6
LtfU SL
1 SMain
10 ML Pleasant
99 Benefit Coort
95 96 Beacon
84 Benefit Place
— — B. A A. R. R.
Benefit Coart, from 99
Benefit, so. west, Wd. 6
Benefit Plaee, from 84
Benefit, sonthwest, to
Hammond, Ward 6
Bennett Court, frm 92
Arch, eooth, ward 9
BIcelow, ftom 65 La-
fayette, eoath, to Si-
gel, Ward 5
1 9 Lafayette
9 Ellsworth
— SIgel
Bteelow Court, from 80
front, north. Ward 8
*Blgelow Lane, fh>m
Harrington Ct, Wd 8
BIrcli. from Maywood,
north. Ward 7
BIsmark, fr. Fonntain,
near LinwoodPl. ,east.
to Orchard, Ward 9
^Blaekstone, from 195
Exchange, south, to
Bridge, Ward 8
1 9 Exchange
81 CbarlcB
46 Howard
85 86 Bridge
Blalsdeil Court, from
IMvlsion, Ward 8
Blake, from 28 Harri-
son, eoath, to 95 Co-
lumbia, Ward 4
Bleeker, fr. 86 Orient,
southeast, to Planta-
tion, Ward 8
^Bllthewood Avenue,
fr. MillburyAvenue,
toQrafton, Ward4
^loomlngdale Court.
fr. BloomlngdaleRoaa
to 45 Norfolk, Ward 8
*Bloomlngdale Read,
from 98 Grafton, east.
to B. & A. R. R. Ward
8
^fU RL
— — Grafton
68SuftoIk
70 Norfolk
— Ascenston
— — Plantation
— Phillips
— Palfrey
-— Pierpont
— — - B. ft A. R. R.
Blossom, tt. 85 RnsseU.
w. to 96 Hudson, Wd. 8
Bloir, fM>m 47 King,
west, to Mason, Wd. 7
l4ft. St.
1 9Klng
10 Bellevue
— —Mason
Boland Court, fh>m 89
Temple, south, Wd. 4
Boulevard.— There is
no street properly
bearing this name;
but, in common usage,
the term is applied to
Pai k Avenue upon the
western side of the
city; and to Lake Av-
enue, alons the west
shore of Cake Onin-
sigamond, ftrom Har-
rington to Belmont
street, (and le«dly de-
creed from Belmont
street to Lincoln
street) It is Intended
that these avenues
shall connect: at the
north, by Lincoln,
Melroee, and Mill-
brook streets; and at
the south, by Har-
rington street from
the Lake, thence,
striking across, by a
road to be construct-
ed, to the wireworks
at Quinsigamond vil-
laee, skirting the foot
of Mt St James, to
Hope Avenue, thence
by Webster and Mill
streets. This com-
pleted, will constitute
a grand drive around
the city.
*Bowdoln, from 9 Har-
vard, west, to 80 West,
Wardl
Ltfl. m.
1 2 Harvard
5 Chestnut
85 86 North Ashland
42BowdoinStCt
57 66 West
Bowdoln Street Court,
from 4St Bowdoln,n'th,
Wardl
Boyle*8 Court, from 8
Lamardne, s. Wd. 5
*Boylston,fr^m Lincoln
n. City line, northeast,
to W. BoylBton line.
Ward 2
Boylston Court, from
Pattison, north, Wd 4
^Boynton, thn. 48 High-
land, north, to SaBs
bury. Ward 1
ML RL
1 2 Highland
17 Free Institute
— — Salisbuiy
Bracket! Court, from
64 Shrewsbury, n<Mth,
Ward 8
Bradley, fr. 146 Green,
southwest, to Gold,
Ward 5
Branch Court, frcnn 0
Orient west, to 8
Wall, Ward 8
*Brattle, fkom Holden,
north, to City line.
Ward 2
Bremer, fkom Drydcn,
easttoWhittier, wd. 1
LtfLRt.
— — Dryden
— Bryant
— Willis
— — Whittier
*Bridge,fk'*m210 Front,
northeast to 205 Sum-
mer, Ward 8
L^ RL
1 2 Front
27 28 Mechanic
47 Manchester
51 62 W. ft N. R. R.
55 Blackstone
— —Summer
Brlgham, from Wel-
lington, south, to
19 Piedmont, Ward 7
Brighton, from Garden
nearPrescott, north, to
railroad, Ward 1
Brtttan, from Lincoln
Avenue, north, Wd. 2
Brooks. fr.W.Boylston.
to Maiden Av.,Ward 2
L^. Rt.
— — West Boylston
— — W. ft N. R. R,
— Ararat
— — Maiden Av.
Browujfrom 14 Beach,
east. Ward 4
Brussels, fr. Crompton
near Chelsea, south-
west. Ward 1
Bryant, from Bremer,
n., to Hemans, Wd. 1
Bnlhim, from 44 Mill,
west, to 2 Goes, Wd. 7
Burgess, fr. Lakeside
Avenue, north, Wd 7
*Bumcoat, fr. 200 Lin-
coln, northeast, to
City line at W. Boyl-
ston, Ward 2
Burnett, from Ludlow,
southwest, toCity Une,
Ward 6
Burns Court, ftt)m 12
I>ouglas, west, Wd. 6
Bumside Courtj, from
578 Main, east, ward 6
L^. m.
— — Southbridge
— — N. ft W. R. R.
Burt, from 68 Grafton,
west. Ward 4
Butler, f^. Ludlow, n.,
at Jamesville, Ward 6
Byron, from SaekvOley
north, to MiUbrook,
Wardl
*Cambrl4ce. from 1061
Main, at Webster 84.*
east, to 288 MiUbozy,
Wards 6, 6
z«rx. RL
1 2 Main
82 Sutton Lane
109 Richards
— - B. ft A. R. S.
122 Fremont
198 Canterbury
186 Sutton Road
166Taft
ISODwight
185 Hacker
195 196 Camp
901 Douglas
— — N. A W. R. R»
960 Chelsea
967 966 Southbridge
sch. Schoolhoaae
291 Hohnes
817 Washburn *
822Dorrance
888 Sheridan
854 PiU
866 867 Kansas
— -P. ftW. R.R.
881 Cambridge pL
884 Quinsifim'd ar.
— Garfield
400 401MiIlbury
Cambridge Place, fk'*m
280 Cambridge, south.
Ward 5
Camp, fkom 87 South-
gate, south, to N. ft
W. R.R.,Ward6
**Canal, ftom
Front, south, to B. ft
A. R. R., Ward 8
L^ RL
9 1 Front
18 Cherry
— Founory
''Canterbury, . fkom
HammondfSonthwest,
tol98aamVdg^Wd.&
L^ RL
1 2 Hammond
65 66 Gardner
99 100 Grand
— — Cambridge
Carbon, from 19 Bel-
mont, north, Ward 9
Carlton, form 44
Front north, to 41^
Mechanic, Ward 8
Carpenter, ft. 80 Pond
southwest, to Har-
rison, Ward 4
Carpenter Court, ftrom
4 Ward, west, Wd. 4
Caroline, from Chaf-
ton, east to Planta-
tion, Ward 8
*Carroll, from 94 Glen,
south, to 97 Promect,
Ward 9
Ltft. RL
— — Glen
6 Arch
— Elliott
98 94 Laurel
88 Shelby
48 44 Prospect
STREET DIBBCTORY.
39
Co«rt, flrom
Cband, north, Wd. 6
*«CaaUe, ftr*m 800 Main,
northwest^to Ely,Wd.7
*CmUatueL from Mow-
er, north, to Olean,
wards
^Gatharlne, from 97
linooln, eaat, to East-
em ave., Ward 3
L^ St.
1 % Lincoln
10 Anbnm Place
14 Oak Avenne
16 Westminster
S7 Windsor
S5 Channinff
— — Eastern Ave.,
*«CedAr, from 85 Chest-
nut, west, toAgricol-
toniL Wards
1 8 Chestnut
S Everett
81 Oak
88 40 West
48 44 Fruit
61 6fi Sever
— Merrick
— — Agricultural
*Geiitr»l, from 861
Main, ea«L to 131
Summer, Ward 3
Z^ St.
3 IMain
89 Walker Court
86 86 Union
98 97W. AN. R.B.
164 168 Summer
deatrai Avenue, from
Brooks, north, Ward 3
Central Court, fjr. 38
Exchange,80uth,Wd.8
dMinberlaln Court,
fkom 77 North, north,
Wd.1
^HThandler, from 648
Main, west, to Pleas-
ant, Wards 7, 8
XaTX. St.
8 IMain
Oh Trinity Church
36 Irving
86 South Irving
47 Chandler Ct.
SO Oxford
96 Wellhigton
115 Newbury
138 139 Piedmont
164 168 Queen
188 King
196 190Bellevue
814 315 Mason
888 889 Dewey
840 841 Park Ave.
860 851 Abbott
— rlnne
— — Hadwen Lane
— — May
— — Fowler
— — Pleasant
Chsindler Court, fh>m
47 Chandler, Ward 7
•*Clumnln«, from Bel-
mont. north,to Hermi-
tage Av., Ward 3
un.SL
36
87
3Betanont
— Kendall
— Catharine
Harrington Av.
88 Ml Vernon
48 Hermitage Av.
Chapin, ftom iBtna,
south, to Union Av.
Ward 4
*Charies, fh>m 109
Summer, west, to 81
Blackstone, Ward 8
Charlotte, fr. 88 Wood-
land, west, to 807 Park
Ave., Ward 7
— —Woodland
— Clifton
— Florence
— — Park Ave.
*Charlton, from 697
Main, east, to 47 Bea-
con, Wd 6
HJhafham, from 586
Main, west, to 31 New-
bury, Waids 7, 8
Uft SL
1 3Main
17 18 High
88 Honchin Av.
86 Clinton
81 Chatham St PI.
48 44 Irving
60 60 Oxford
78 74 Crown
Ouincy
Newbu
101 103 Newbury
Chatham 8t. Place,
fr. 81 Chatham, south.
Ward 7
Cheever, ftrom 8 Chd-
sea, west. Ward 5
Chelsea, from 360
Cambridge, south, to
Southbrldge, Ward 5
Cherry, from 18 Canal,
west, to 14 Vine, Ward
8
^Chester, from Holden,
north, to City line,
Wardl
^Chestnut, f r. 89 Pleas-
. ant, north, to 5 Bow-
doin. Wards 1, 8
Ltft. St.
1 3 Pleasant
6 Pearl
15 16 Ehn
35 Cedar
28 Walnut
30 Sudbury
88 William
87 88 Bowdoin
Chrome; fr. 83 Orienr.
east, to Plantation,
Ward 8
*Charch, from 101 Me-
chanic, south, to 100
Front, Ward 8
Church Place, from 60
Pleasant, so., to rear
Universalist Church,
Wards
*Claremont, from 868
Main, west to 43
Woodland, Ward 7
X^. St.
1 3 Main
6 Silver.
— — Woodland
*Clark, from Bumcoat,
east, to Mountain, at
West Boylston line.
Ward 3
Clarkson, fr. 36 Coral,
east, to 14 Barclay,
Ward 4
Ltft. St.
— —Coral
— — Penn Av.
— —Barclay
*Cllff, fr. Mlllbnry, near
City Une,ea8t, to Gran-
ite, Wd. 5
Cliff, changed to Orient
Cllflon, fr. May, south,
to Charlotte, Ward 7
X^. SL
— —May
— Oberlln
— — Charlotte
^Clinton, from 83 Pleas-
ant, south, to 36
Chatham, wards.
Ltfl. St.
1 3 Pleasant
Pk Davis Park
— — ChaUiam
^Clinton Court,from 31
Clinton, north, Wd. 8
Clinton Lane, from
Bumcoat, northeast to
Mountain, Ward 3
Clough Court, from 187
Austin, south, Ward 8
Clover, fr. Jamesville
Squ*re,east, to Auburn
line, Ward 6
Coburn Avenne, flrom
Belmont, near Lake
Quinsifliamond, south,
Coes, fr. 680 Park Av.,
north west. Ward 7
*Coe8 Square, at the
lunction of Beaver.
Newton, Coes ana
LoveU sts.. Ward 7
^College, from South-
bridge, southeast, to
Cityline, Ward 6
Colton, firom 490 South-
bridge, east, to Law-
rence, Ward 5
L^. SL
1 3 Southbridge
31 33 Washbom
— — Lawrence
^Columbia, firom 80
Water, southeast, to
1 Arlington, Ward 4
un. St.
1 3 Water
35 Blake
45 48 Arlington
Columbia Court, ft. 48
Exch'ge, south, Wd. 7
*Conoord, fr. 18 Orove,
c., to Prescott, Wd. 1
^Congress, fr. 6 Crown,
west, to 9 Newbury,
Wards
Conlln Court, from 68
Winter, north, Wd. 4
Cora, fr. Lakeside Av.,
north. Ward 7
*Coral, fr.97 Qrafton,
s.,tolJBtna, Ward4
L0. SL
1 3 0rafton
81 83 Waverly
86 Clarkson
49 60 Harrison
67 68iBtna
H}ottace, from 8 West,
w.tol4 Fruit, Wards
Court Hill, fr. 44 Main,
to rear of Court House,
Wardl
*Crescent,from Hench-
man, northwest, to
Nashua, Ward 3
Cristy, from 6 Grand,
south. Ward 6
Crompton, fr. 10 Chel-
sea, westerly, Wd. 6
Cross, from 166 Shrews-
bury southeast,to East
Worcester, Ward 8
*Crown,from 136 Pleas-
ant, south, to Austin,
Wards 7, 8
L^ St.
1 3 Pleasant
6 Congress
17 18 Chatham
88 84 Austin
Crystal, fr. Main, south
east. Ward 6
Ltft. St.
— —Main
— — Illinois
— — B. & A. R. R.
Cnllen Court, fh>m 84
Shrevrsbury, n., Wd. 8
Curtis, fr. 17 Leicester,
west, to Leicester,
near Stafford, Ward 6
Cnshlng,fh>m 168 Lin-
coln, west, to Paine,
Ward 3
**Cntler, from 167 Gmf-
ton, south, to Union
Ave.
LtfL SL
1 3 Grafton
81 83 iEtna
58 54 Union Av.
^Cypress, from 76 Ex-
change, south, to Fos-
ter, Ward 8.
Daley, from Hemans,
northeast, Ward 1
Davis, ftom 37 Pied-
mont w. to 81 Queen,
Ward 7
40
STREET DIRBCTORT.
DatIs Court, from
98 Sim, Wards
DatIs Park, from- 17
CUnton, Ward 8
Dawaon Court, fkom 7
Douglas, east, Wd. 6
Decatur, fhmi 18 Holly-
wood, west, to Page,
Ward?
Denny, tr. 46 Highland,
south, to Dix, Ward 1
Dewey, from 266 Pleas-
ant, Boatb, to 66 May,
Ward 7, 8
L^t. St,
1 3 Pleasant
17 Austin
— —Chandler
tf 46Taft8
— — Parker
— Barboor
— —May
DlTlslon. fr. 88 Orient
6., to Plantation, Wd. 8
*Dlx, ftrom 97 Harvard,
west, to No. Ashland,
Wardl
L^ m.
1 S Harvard
6 Lancaster
11 IS Wachnsett
— Qoolding
— Denny
— — No. Ashland
Dorrance, from dSS
Cambridge, soath, to
KitcheU, Ward 6
Douglas, fr. 68 Orand,
southwest, to 901 Cam-
bridge, Ward 6
Douclas St. Court, fr.
94 Dooflas, northwest,
Dover, from Highland,
opposite Fairgrounds,
♦Downing , f r. 964 Main,
west, to 418 Park Av.,
Ward 7
Dryden, i^m Edge-
worth, n., to Hemans,
Wardl
Dudley Place, from
Jaqnes Av. southeast.
Ward?
Dnpont, from Planta-
tion, to Chrome, Wd. 8
DwUht, from 180 Cam-
bridge, near Camp, s.,
Wartle
•^Earle, from 18 Ed-
ward, east, to 10
Elizabeth, Ward 9
♦Bast Central,from 199
Summer, east, to 170
Shrewsbury, Wds. 9, 8
X^. St.
— — Mulberry
— Eastern ave.
— Hill
— — Shrewsbury
Bast Shelby, from 68
Eastern Av. east, Wd.
2
*Bast Worcester, from
89 Shrewsbury, east,
Wd.8
Lift SL
— — Shrewsbury
— Larkin
— £. Worcesterpl.
— Cross
— Henry
— Plum
— Lyon
Bast Worcester Place,
from East Worcester,
south, Ward 8
Baton Place, from 151
Front, south. Ward 8
♦Bastem A venue,fr*m.
Catharine, south, to
East Central, Ward 9
Lift. St.
— — Catharine
1 9 Belmont
— Patch
99Farwell
84 Reservoir
40 Elliott
60 Laurel
60 60 Shelby
— Prospect
— Gage
— — East Central
Bden, from 8 Sudbury,
north, to George. Wd.l
Bdgeworth, fr. Milton,
east, to Byron, Wd. 1
Lift. St.
— School house
— Dryden
— Sigoumey
— Whittier
— -Byron
♦Bdward, from 76 Bel-
mont, south, to 48
Laurel, Ward 9
Lift, St.
1 9 Belmont
8 Palmer
18 Earle
18 Newport
94 Glen
30 Reservoir
86 86 ElUott
48 44 Laurel
*Blisabeth, fr'm 86 Bel-
mont, south, to 9
Reservoir, Ward 9
L^. St.
1 9 Belmont
— Patch
10 Earle
11 Farwell
— — Reservoir
Blllott, fr. 18 Carroll, e.
to Eastern Av., Wd. 9
X^. St.
1 9 Carroll
7 6 Edward
88 34 Eastern Ave.
♦Ellsworth, fr. 79 Mill-
bury, west, to 9 Big-
elow. Ward 5
*Blm, fr.8?8 Main, w..to
241 Park Av., Ward 8
Lift. St.
9 IMain
Ch Unity Church
18 Pub. Lib.
98 97 Chestnut
44 Linden
54 Ashland
60 Oak
68 67 West
89 81 Fruit
93 91 Sever
98 Davis Court
102 99 North Merrick
— Russell
— Agricultural
pk Elm Park
189 Hudson
— — Park Ave.
Blm Park, bounded by
Elm, Agricultural and
Highland sts., Wds.
1,8
♦Blm Square, the junc-
tion of Grafton,Orient
and Hamilton sts.,
Wards 3, 4
Blmwood, fr. Apricot,
north. Ward 7
BIy, tr. 19 Davis, south,
to CasUe, Wud 7
Bmmett Court, frm. 38
Douglas, east, Wd. 6
♦Bndioott, fr. 106 Mill-
bury, east, to 64 Ver*
non. Wards 4, 6
Lift. St.
1 3Millbury
— —Ward
— — Vernon
Bsaex, from 98 South
Irving, west. Ward 7
♦Bverett, fr.8 Cedar, n.,
to 11 W^illiam, Ward 8
♦Exchange, from 999
Main, east, to 147 Sum-
mer, Wards 9, 8
Lift. St.
3 IMain
» Music HaU
98 Central court
99 Waldo
47 Columbia Ct
75 Cypress
109 101 Union
199 191 W. A N. R R.
125 Blackstone
168 167 Summer
Falrvlew Avenue, fr.
Plantation, n. Bloom-
ingdale Road^esterly
toB. & A. R. R., Wd. 8
Falea, fr. West Boyls-
ton, east, Ward 2
Fallon's Square^. 43
Winter, north, Wd. 4
Farwell, from 99 East
em Ave. west, to 11
Elizabeth, Wani 9
♦Flags, from Salisbury,
southwest, to Pleas-
ant, Wards 1, 8
Florence, from May,
southerly, to Beaver,
Ward?
Lift. St.
— —May
— Oberlin
— — Charlotte
- Shirley
— — Maywood
— — Beaver
Flynn Court, fr. Hack-
er, westerly, Ward 6
Foley's Court, from 159
Mechanic, s., Ward 8
If.
♦Forest, ti^m SaUfbury,
north, to Holden line,
Waidl
Forest Avenue, fJRun
119 Unooln, e., Wd. 3
♦Foster, from 861 Main,
e., to Mechanic, Wd. 8
Z«/%. St.
3 IMain
15 Norwich
86 Waldo
— — Mechanic
Foundry, fr. Fmklin,
northeast, to Canal,
Ward 8
Fountain, across Arch,
n., to and across Bis-
mark. Wards
St.
lArch
88 89 Belmont
55Linwood Place
— Bismark
♦Fowler ,from Pleasant,
at Tatnuck, to Leices-
ter line. Ward 8
♦Fox. from 90 Water,
southeast, to 19 Jeffer-
son, Ward 4
Fox Place, fm 40 Fox,
north. Ward 4
Foyle, fr. 87 Mfllbury,
to 16 Ward, Ward 4
Francis, from West
Boylston, east, Wd. 3
♦Franklin, from Trum-
bull Square, east, to
39 Grafton, Wards 8, 4
L0. St.
9 1 Trumbull Sq.
16 Vine
99 91 B. & A. R R.
61 Milk
— 60 Parker Court
76 75 Grafton
♦Franklin Souare, at
junction Main and
Southbridge, Wda. 6,7
Frederick, fr. 116 Lin-
coln, opp. Forest Ave,
w., to Crescent, Wd. 3
Freeland, fr. 985 Main,
south, to Tlrrell,Wd. 6
Lift. St.
1 9 Main
— Lowell
— — Tirrell
Fremont, fr. 139 Cam-
bridge, southwest, to
Sutton Lane, Wd. 6
♦Front, from 499 Main,
southeast, to Washmg-
ton Square, Ward 8
Lift. Si.
3 IMahi
— Police Station
Ch Union Church
54 Cariton
70 Leland Ct
80 Bigelow Ct
100 Chureh
99 Salem Square
191 Trumbull
186 Spring
151 Eaton Place
165Bartlett Place
189 Vine
188 Tremont
910 Bridge
909 Warren
988 Canal
964 Hibemia
965 966 Wash, sq
8TBEBT DIREOTORT.
41
^Vrall, fr. 165 Fleaatnt,
n., to John, Wd«. 1, 8
LABL
1 S Pleasant
U Cottage
t6 MBlm
98 840edar
m 88Wimam
— —John
VbUob, fjrom S16 Sum-
mer, east, to 17 Mnl-
beny, Wards
Ctege, from Bastem At.
near But Centnl^eaat,
to Bast Shelby, Wd.2
<*Gar4eB, firom 96 Lin-
coln, weat, to Prea-
oott/Warda 1, 9
1 8 Lincoln
— Garden St. Ct
17 ISManln
— — W. a N. R. R.
— — Preacott
darken St. Coort, fr.
Garden, eoath, Wd a
0»rdiier, fr. 896 Main,
aaat,to 40 Soathgato,
Ward 6
LtfL BL
1 9Main
13 Hathaway
«l 94Hollifl
W 88
-" — B. A A. R. R.
— — Canterboiy
— — Soathgato
Garfield, ftom Cam-
bridge, ne^ir Millbiuy,
Bouth, Ward 6
Gaa, ftrom Sonthbridge,
oor. Lafayette, sonui-
weat, to Gaa works,
Wd.6
Gales, from 949 Main,
east, to Illinois, Wd. 6
^Gates Lane, ftom Ld-
cester, beyond Lake,
north, to Mill, Ward 7
«George,fy*m 196 Main,
west, to 14 Harrard,
Wardl
George Street Coort,
from 5 George, west,
Wardl
Gertrode At., fir. U6
Main, west. Ward 1
L^ BL
1 8 Main
5 Wyoming Site
*Gleii, from 17 Orchard,
e., to 84 Edward, Wd 8
1 80rchard
11 18 Hanorer
19 80Uberty
84 Carroll
86 86 Edward
Ckiddard, fr. 48 Green,
east. Ward 4
Goddard Lane, ch*g*d
to Pitt
Gold, from 87 Green,
southwest, to 6 Sar-
gent, Ward 6
lit. St.
8 1 Green
" Sommit
88 81 Washington
88 81 Assonet
44 Gold St Court
— — Saigent
*Gold St. Court, fkom
44 Gold, south. Ward 6
*Ooaldl]ig, from Dix*
north, to s7 Highland*
Waidl
Grace, from 87 Winter,
s., to 86 Pond, Ward 4
^Grafton, from Wsah-
Ington Square, south-
east, to Mfllbury line.
Wards 8, 4
— — Wash. Square
— — B. <& A. R. R. .
88 Bloomingdale
89 Franklin
46 Temple
68 Burt
66 Groton
68 Winter
71 Water
78 Providence
Sc Schoolhouse
97 Coral
Waverley
119 Penn Ay.
189 Barclay
168 Mendon
167 CuUer
164 Wall
— - Orient
171 Houghton
— Hanulton
— Caroline
— Hale
— Union Ave.
— Ash Ave.
— Plantation
— Harrington
— — Harrington
— Blithewood
— — Millbury line
*Graad, from 989 Main,
southeast, to N. ft W.
R R., Ward 6
Left. St.
1 8 Main
6Crlsty
18 Grand st. place
22 Albert
87 88 HoUis
87 40 niinois
— — B. ft A. R. R.
— — Canterbury
65 66 Sonthgatc
61 63 Armory Court
68Doaghis
71 . Casson
— DouglaM
75 76 Grand St. Ct.
— — N. ft W. R, R.
Grand St. Court, from
75 Grand, north and
south. Ward 6
Grand Street Place,
fr. 18 Grand, s., Wd. 6
*Granlte.fr*m junction
of Wintnrop and Hey-
wood, to Millbury
line. Wards 4, 5
Grant, from Millbunr*
changed to Richland
Grant, from Grafton,
changed to Houghton
Grant Square, be-
tween Harrington Av.
and Mt Vernon, Wd 8
*GreoB, fh>m Trumbull
Square.south, to Junc-
tion of Water, Yer-
non and Millbury sts.,
Wards d, 4, 6
loTL BL
8 1 Trumbull So.
18 88B. ftA. R.R.
P. ft W. I>epot
88 Temple
48 GoddaM
66 Winter
67 Plymouth
87 Gold
98 Pond
108 Ash
119 Spraoe
146 Bradley
164 Water
. 169 Millbury
Greendale Ave., from
West Boylston, opp.
Brooks, Ward 8
*Green Lane, fr. 169
Lincoln, opp. (Xishing,
northeasterly, Wd. 8
*Greenwood, from
Millbury, at Quinriga-
mond, south, to mil-
bury Une, Ward 6
Greenwood Ave., tt.
Plantation, southeast,
toB.ftA.B.R.,Wd.8
L^. Rt.
— — Plantation
-PhilUps
— Palfrey
— Pleriiont
— — B. ft A. R. R
*Grosvenor, fh>m 44
Lafayette, north, to 48
Lamartine, Ward 5
Grotoiijf rm 66 Grafton,
east, ward 8
Groton Place, fr. Nor-
folk, so., to 65 WaU,
Ward 8
Grout Court, from 18
Ripley, soutn. Ward 6
*Grove, fft>m 80 Salis-
bury, northwesterly,
to Holden, Ward 1
LtfL RL
1 8 Salisbury
18 Concord
48 Lexington
Cem Rural Cemetery
188 North
— Park Avenue
— West Boylston
— Forest
Hacker, from 185 Cam-
bridge, n. , to 97 Sonth-
gato, Ward 6.
*Hadwen Lane, from
Pleasant, southwest,
to May, Ward 8
Hale, fr. Grafton, east,
to Phmtation, Ward 8
Hall, from Sunnyside,
north. Ward 1
Hamburg, fr. Ludlow,
northeast, to Heard,
Ward 6
**Hamllton, from Graf-
ton, near Orient, east,
to PlanUtion, Ward 8
Hamilton Square, fr.
Presoott, east, be-
tween Lexington and
OtU, Ward 1
., ftom 8Bi
Main, eaat, to South-
bridira. Wards 6, 6
1 SMaln
89 80Beaoon
— — B. ftA. R R
— Cantorbunr
— ~- W. ft N. R R
— — Southbildge
Haacock, fr. 916 Main,
to HolUs, Ward 6
*HaBOTer, fr*m 84 Ken-
dall, south, to 15
Prospect, Ward 8
Ltft, St.
1 8 Kendall
19 80 Belmont
48 50 Glen
45 46 Arch
66 Hanover Court
61 64 Laurel
81 88 Prospect
Hanover Court, frm 66
Hanover, west, Wd. 8
Harlem, ftom 819 MUU
bury, east, Ward 6
*Harrington,ft'*m Mill-
bury Av. southeast, to
Millbury line, Wd. 8, 4
^Harrington Av., ftom
109 Lincoln, east, to
86 Channlng, Ward 8
Lift. SL
1 8 Lincoln
15 16 Westminster
81 88 Mt Vernon PL
— Grant square
29 80 Windsor
85 86 Channlng
*Harrlnaton Court, fir.
Bloomingdale road,
south east, Ward 8
Harris Ct., fr. 15 Jack-
son, northeast. Ward
6
**Harrlson, from 68
Water, east, to 80
Barclay, Ward 4
L^. St.
1 8 Water
88 Blake
45 46 Providence
57 68 Coral
71 78 Penn Avenue
85 86 Barclay
^Harvard, from 80 Sud-
bury, north, to 9 High-
land, Ward 1
Ltft. St.
1 8 Sudbury
9 Bowdoin
18 Harvard PI.
18 John
14 George
87 Dix
83 State
51 68 Highland
^Harvard Place, from
18 Harvard, eaat, to
Eden, Ward 1
Hathaway, fr. 18 Gard-
ner, southwest, to
Wyman, Ward 6
Hawkins, from 86 Nor-
folk, southeast, to
Orient, Ward 8
42
8TRKBT DIBBOTOBT.
Hawley, fr. 180 FleM-
ant, B., to 180 Austin,
Waid 8
Hawthorn, from 9SS
Main, wes^ to 81
Woodland, ward 7
*Heard, from Stafford,
■onth, to Aubom line,
Ward 6
Bemana, ft:. Dnrden, e.
to WWttler, Ward 1
lAft, Bt.
— Bryant
— wmiB
— — Whlttler
Henchman, fr. 104 Lin-
coln, w. to Margin, W.3
Henchman Coart, ft.
Henchman, n. Ward 2
Henry, fr. Shrewsbury,
east, to Bast Worces-
ter, Ward 3
Hermitage ATenne, fr
48 Charming, e.,Wd. S
*Hermon, ft. TSl Main,
east, to 905 South-
bridge, Ward 6
8 IMain
48 47 Beacon
54 66 N. & W. R. R.
66 67 Sonthbrldge
*Heywood, from juic-
tion of Winthrop and
Granite, east, to MIU-
bnry Av., Ward 4
Hibemla, from 366
Front, north, to Me-
chanic, Ward 8
*Hlgh,fr. 54 Pleasant, s.
tol8Aa8tln,Wds. 7,8
1 3 Pleasant
14 Aldrlch Place
81 82 Chatham
67 68 Austin
High Street Coart, fr.
63 High, west, Wd. 7
^Highland, fm. Lincoln
Sq. to Pleasant, W. 1, 8
Ltft. St.
1 3 Lincoln Square
9 Harvard
81 Lancaster
87 Wachnsett
87 Qoulding
46 Denny
48 Boynton
51 North Ashland
60 Pink
68 64 West
HighlandStCt
Sever
— Dover
— — Agricultural
— — Park Avenue
— Hudson
— — Pleasant
Highland St. Conrt, fr.
19 Highland, s. wester-
ly, to Howe, Wds 1,3
Hill, from 114 Shrews-
bury, north, to 84 East
Central, Ward 8
Hillside Ay. , f r. Bloom-
ingdale Road, to Fair-
view Avenue, Ward 8
Hinds Conrt, (firom 7
Maple, north. Ward 8
*Holden, fr^m Oroye. n.
to City line, Wds. 1, 8
Hollis, from 31 Kllby,
south, to Gates, Wd. 6
Uft. RL
1 3 Kilbv
9 10 Gardner
— — W3nnan
— —Grand
43 Leonard
— —Gates
■^^Hollywood, fr. Bluff,
south, to 6 Oberiin,
Ward 7
L^, m.
11 12 Kingsbury
18 Decatur
26 Barbour
89 80 May
41 48 OberUn
Holmes, fr. 291 Cam-
bridge, nr. Washburn,
soum. Ward 5
Home, ftom 5 Wachn-
sett. west^to 34 North
Ashland, Ward 1
LtfL Bt.
1 3 Wachusett
11 Wesby
Sch Schoolhouse
38 34 No. Ashland
Homer, from 110 Park
Avenue, west, Wd. 1
Honpltal, changed to
Jaques Avenue
Hospital Coart. chang-
ed to Dudley Place
*Hope A v., from South-
bndge, n. Auburn line
to Webster, Ward 6
Houchin Av., from 88
Austin, west, to 88
Chatham, Ward 7
Houghton, fr. 171 Graf
ton, near Orient, s., to
Heywood, Ward 4
Lm. Bt.
8 1 Grafton
60 51 Union Av.
66 Ash Av.
— — Heywood
Houlihan Place, fr. 64
Temple, north, Wd. 4
^Howard, fr. 181 Sum-
mer, west, lo 46 Black-
stone, Ward 8
Howard Lane, from
Fowler, near city Une,
Wards
Howe, from Sever, near
Highland, east, Wd. 1
Howe Av., from Pleas-
ant, at Tatnuck vil-
lage, south, Ward 8
Hudson, fr. 381 Pleas-
ant, north, to 182
ElmAV^ard 8
Ltfi. Bt.
1 2 Pleasant
18 Hudson St Ct
14 Townsend
36 Blossom
87 88Blm
Hudson 8t. Court, fr.
IS Hudson, west, to
268 Park Av.,Ward 8
Hunt, fr. Shrewsbury,
southeast, to W. & 8.
R. R., Ward 8
Illinois, from Grand
south, to Richards,
Ward 6
— —Grand
— Gates
— —Crystal
— -Richards
*Ingalls, fktmiYemon,
east to 81 Fox, Ward 4
Mnrlng, fh>m 90 Pleas-
ant,' south, to 85 Chan-
dler, Wards 7, 8
1 8 Pleasant
.89 80 Chatham
45 46 Austin
65 66 Chandler
*Jackson, from 767
Main, east, to Sonth-
brldge, Ward 6
LifLBt.
1 8Main
15 Harris Court
87 88Beaoon
— — Sodthbrldge
Jaofnes, f^. 41 Webster,
east, Ward 6
Jaques Avenue, from
43 Wellington, west,
to 60 King, Ward? .
*James, from Staflbrd,
southeast, to James-
ville Square, Ward 6
Ltft. Bt.
— — Stafford
— — Ludlow
— — Jamesville Sq.
Jamesviile Square, at
Junct^n Ludlow, Jam's,
Burnett and Clover
sts., Ward 6
Jefferson, ftrom 17 Ver-
non, east, to 68 Provi-
dence, Ward 4
L^ Bt.
1 8 Vernon
19 Fox
28 Batchelder
32 Arlington
39 40 Providence
Jerome, from 38 Ward,
east. Ward 4
*Jo Bill Road, fr. 19
SaUsbury to 115 Park
Av., Ward 1
*John, fr'm 18 Harvard,
west, to Sever, Wd. 1
L^. Bl.
1 3 Harvard
18 John St Av.
24 Wesby
89 40 No. Ashland
67 72 West
— — Fruit
— — Sever
John St. Av., from 18
John, north, Ward 1
June, from Chandler,
west, to Mill, Ward 7
Kane's CJoort, from 18
Foyle, south, Ward 4
Kattsas,from Sherman*
north, to 888 Sonth-
brldge, Ward 5
L^BL
— — Sherman
— — Cambridge
7 Lawrence
— Riley
— — Southbrldge
*Kendall, ftrom 68 lin-
coin, east. Ward 8
L^ BL
1 8 Lincoln
88 Auburn
86 Hanover
85 86 Oak Ay.
— — Channing
Kendall Place, from 81
William, south. Ward 8
Kllby, from 888 Main,
east, to Hollis, Wud6
**9^ing, ftom 880 Main.
northwest_ to 188
Chandler, Ward 7
x«^ Bt.
1 8Main
88 84 Queen
48 Woodland
47 Bluff
— Jaques AysQua
— — Chandler
**Kingsbury, fh>m 14
May, northwest, to 68
Mason, Ward 7
L^ BL
1 8May
88 Queen
80 80 Woodland
41 Hollywood
51 Page
— —Mason •
Kneeland Conrt, from
18 Cross, west, Wd. 8
■^Lafkyette, fr. 58 MiU-
bury, west, to 8M
Southbrldge, Ward 5
^ft. BL
1 8 MiUbury
18 Washington
30 Scott
38 Meade
44 Grosvenor
56Lodi
66 Bigelow
63Lemgdon
72 Lunelle
94Lamartine
95 96 Quinsig'd Aye.
107 Gas
111 118 Southbrldge
**Las:range, from 778
Main, east, to N. A W.
R R., Ward 6
L^. BL
1 3Main
88 84 Beacon
— — N. AW. RR.
*Lake, fr. 88 Leicester,
west, to Mill, Ward 7
Lake Av., fr. Belmont,
n. Lake Quinslg^nd to
Harrington, Ward 8
♦Lake Ay.,fr'm Planta-
tion, southeast, to B.
A A. R.R., Ward8
L^ Bt.
— — Plantation
— — Phillips
— — Palfrey
8TBBBT DIBEOTORT.
48
— — Fierpont
~ - B. A A. R. R.
Lakealdle At., fr. Lov-
ell, crosdng Mill,Wd.7
i,ft-.18Mni-
bary, west, to 94 Lft-
tejette, Waid 5
XflTt BL
1 2MiIlbiU7
16 10 Washfaigtoii
81 Scott
48 Heade
48 Groevenor
OT Lodl
89 Langdon
9B 94 LoneUe
190 Sargent
m 184La&yette
*LaB€aater, fr. 6Dix,n.
to 81 Hifi^land, Wd. 1
Langdon, from 68 La-
fayette, north, to 60
Lamartine, Ward 6
*Lajreh, fr.81 Piedmont,
w. to9 BelleTue,Wd. 8
— — Piedmont
— — Menick
— — So. Rneaell
— — Winelow
— — Bellevne
Larkln, fr. 145 Sbrews-
bory, aouth, to East
Worcester, Ward 8
*LMirel, f^. 84 Summer,
east, to 60 Eastern Ay.,
Wards
LoTL SL
8 1 Sammer
18 11 Hanover
84 88 Carroll
CRi Lanrel st M. B.
48 Edward
68 Shelby Place
— — EBastem Av.
Lawrence, fr. Kansas,
west, to Ck>lton, Wd. 6
Layard Place, fr. 389
Main, east, Ward 8
^Ledae^r. 38 Water, s.,
to W averley, Ward 4
Vte, from 154 Park Ay.,
north, to Jo Bill Road,
Wardl
^Leicester, fr. Webster
8q. s. w., to Leicester
line, Wards 6, 7
L^. St.
— — Webster sq.
— Mill
17 Cnrtis
83 Lake
— Wayne
88 Stafford
— Oates Lane
— Apricot
— Armandale
— Ludlow
— — Leicester line
Leland Conrt, from 70
Front, north. Ward 8
Leonard, fr. 48 Hollis,
to R & A. R. R.Wd. 6
Lewis, firom 466 South-
bridge, west, Ward 5
•Lexington, from 46
Groye, east, to W. A
N. R. R., ward 1
^Liberty, from 68 Bel-
mont, south, to 88
Arch, Wards
Ltft. m.
— — Belmont
7 Palmer
15 Newport
88 84 Glen
41 48 Arch
Lily, from 81 No. Ash-
land, w. to Pink,Wd. 1
*Lincoln, from Lincoln
Square, northeast, to
City line. Ward 3
L^, Rt.
. _ — Lincoln Square
48 Linwood Place
68 Kendall
71 Lincoln Place
96 Garden
97 Catherine
104 Henchman
109 Harrington Ay.
116 Frederick
119 Forest Ay.
188 Perkins
168 Cnshine
169 Green Lane
188 Washington Ay
186 Vinton
189 Lincoln Ay.
900 Bnmcoat
— Melrose
— Catholic Cem.
— Boylston
— • City Farm
— Plantation
— City line
Lincoln Ay. Jr. 189 Lin-
coln, near Green lane,
east. Ward 8
Lincoln Place, from 71
Lincoln, Ward 8
^Lincoln Square, at
the junction of Main,
Highland, Salisbury,
Prescott, Lincoln, Bel-
mont and Summer
Sts., Wds. 1,3
*Llnden, from 91 Pleas-
ant, n.,to44 Elm,Wd.8
*Linwood Place, from
48 Lincoln, CAst, to
Fountain, ward 3
Llsoomb, firom Shrews-
bury, north, to Bel-
mont, Ward 8
Lltchfleld,fr. 176 Can-
terbury, Bontheast, to
Hacker, Ward 6
LocastAy., fr. Anna,
north, Ward 8
Lodl, fr. 66 Lafayette,
north, to 57 Lamar-
tine, Ward 6
^Loudon, fr. 903 Main,
west, to 71 Woodland,
Ward 7
*Loyell, fromCoes Sq.,
n. w., to May, Ward 7
Loyell Court, fr. South
Irving, south. Ward 7
Lowell, fr. 1013 Main,
e., to Freeland, Ward
6
Lndlow, fr. Leicester,
nr. Leicester line. s. e.
to Auburn line, wd. 6
X^. Rt.
— — liCicester
~ —Stafford
— — B. & A. R. R.
— —James
— Cloyer
— Burnett
— — Auburn line
Lunelle, from 78 La-
fayette, north, to 96
Lamarone, Ward 6
Lyman, from Webster,
opp. Hope Cemetery,
ward 6
Lynn, from 56 Salem,
to 61 Orange, Ward 5
Lyon, fr. Shrewsbury,
near Bast Central, to
East Worcester, Wd. 8
^fL St.
— — Shrewsbury
— Bates
— — East Worcester
♦Madison, fr. 649 Main,
east, toB. A A, R. R.,
Wards 5, 6
L^. SL
8 IMaln
14 Madison Court
37 Beacon
84 83 N. & W. R. R.
40 89 Southbridge
64 Portland
86 85 Salem
94 Orange
— — B. & A. R. R.
Madison Court, fr *m 14
Madison, n. ward 6
*Maln, from Lincoln
Square, southjtoWeb-
ster Square, wards 1,
2, 8, 6, 7, 8
— — Lincoln Square
— AntlquVnHall
C.H. North Ct Ho.
C.H. South Ct. Ho.
Ch. Sd Parish
44 Court Hill
96 State
97 Market
136 Gertrude Ay.
139 School
140 Robinson PI.
Ch. Central Church
196 George
199 Thomas
388 Layard Place
351 Central
399 Exchange
800 Sudbury
881 Mechanics Hall
883 Walnut
860 Maple
861 Foster
878 Elm
899 Mechanic
403 Pearl
438 Pleasant
439 Front
488 City Hall
Ch Old South Ch.
499 Park
686 Chatham
549 Allen Court
563 Southbrid|»
678 Bumside Court
699 Myrtle
603 Austin
649
686
607
Ch
721
767
778
T97
819
885
868
896
915
989
949
961
975
965
1018
1081
1061
648 Chandler
Ch Trinity Church
Madis<m
Sycamore
606 Wellington
Charlton
Main St Bh>-
Hermon
Jackson
Lagrange
780 Piedmont
Oread
800 Castle
814 Oread Place
Benefit
880 King
AUen
860 May
Hammond
868 Claremont
880 Norwood
Gardner
908 Loudon
Hancock
983 Hawthorne
Wyman
984 Downing
Grand
Gates
Crystal
968Maywood
973 Beayer
Richards
Freeland
Lowell
1033 Agawam
Tfrrell
ChM. E. Church
Cambridge
WebsterSq.
*Malden, fr*m W. Boyl-
ston to W. Boylston
line, Ward 3
*Manehester, from 805
Union, southeast, to
47 Bridge, Ward 8
*Maple, from 860 Main,
northwest, to Walnut,
Ward 8
L^ St.
3 IMain
30 Maple Place
Sch High School
84 88 Walnut
Maple Ave., fr. Pleas-
ant, near Chandler,
Tatnuck, Ward 8
Maple Place, from 80
Maple, west. Ward 8
March, changed to Sny*
der
Margin, ftt>m Hench-
man, south, to W. A
N. R. R., Ward 3
*Market, fm. 97 Main,
east, to 61 Summer,
Ward 3
L^. St.
3 IMain
44 48 Union
54 58 W. & N. R. R.
78 Townees Court
88 88 Summer
Marshall, fr. Shrew*-
bury, northwest, Wud
8
44
STREET DIEECTO&T.
♦Mason, fr*m 940 Fleas-
ant, south, to 54 May,
Wards 7, 8
X«T. St.
1 8 Pleassnt
19 90 Austin
Wt 28 Chandler
aOTofts
— Bluff
— Kineshniy
— Parker
— — Barbour
— —May
Mason Ck»art, from SO
Mason, west
*May. from 8G0 Main,
nonhwestUy, to Pleas-
ant, near City line,
Wards 7, 8
L0. St.
1 SMain
UKingsbitry
16 Silver
81 asWoodlsnd
87 88 Hollywood
— Clifton
54 Mason
— Florence
66 Dewey
76 76 Paik Avenue
89Winfleld
— Lovell
— — June
— Hadwen Lane
— — Chandler
— —Pleasant
Maynard Plaee, from
IT^William, s., Wd. 8
Maywood, tt. 968 Main,
northwest, to Lovell,
Ward 7
Ltft. SL
— —Main
— WoodlaiMi
— Birch
— — Florence
— — Park Avenue
— — Lovell
MoCormiek Court, fm
148 Prescott, e., Wd. 1
McFarland Court, fm
86 Suffolk, Waitl 8
Meade, fh>m 36 Lafay-
ette, north, to 88 Lam-
artine. Ward 5
♦Mechanic, ftom 899
Main, easLto Wash-
ington sq.. Wards 8, 4
Lift. St.
2 IMain
— — N. A W. R. R.
49 Carlton
102 Union
101 Church
119 Mechanic stct.
141 Spring
157 Foley^B Court
167 Swan Court
187 Tremont
808 801 Bridge
881 Hibemia
840 Summer
— — Wash. sq.
Mechanic St. Cooit, fr.
119 Mechanic, Wd. 8
♦Melrose, fr. Burncoat.
8.e., to Lincoln, Wd. 3
Mendon, tt. 168 Graf-
ton, s^ to 117 Union
Av., Ward 4
31
67
SL
8 Grafton
88 ^tna
68 Union Av
♦Merrick, fr. 196 Fleas-
ant s., to 148 Austin,
ana fr. ELa to Cedar,
Ward 8
LtfL St.
— —Pleasant
— —Larch
— — Austin
Merrlfleld, fm Eastern
Avenue, northeast, to
Beknont, Ward 2
Milk, from 61 Franklin,
south, by canal, Wd. 4
♦Mill, fir'm 18 Leicester,
westerly, to Fowler,
at Tatnuck, Wds. 7, 8
Uft. SL
1 8 Leicester
88 Park Avenue
— Buflhm
— Lake
— — Lakeside Av.
— June
♦Mlllbrook, fh>m Bum-
coat, west, to West
Boylston, Wards 1, 8
Ltft. St.
— — Burncoat
— Byron
— ^Iton
— — West Boylston
♦Mlllbnry, from 168
Green, c. Water, s., to
Mmburyline,Wd.4,5
Z^. St.
1 2 Green
18 Lamartine
87 Poyle
66 Lafayette
61 Taylor
73 Ellsworth
76 Richland
84Sigel
106 Endicott
188 Worth
189 Seymore
169 Wade
209 Ward
819 Harlem
288 Cambridge
JMO Whitney
446 Vernon
— Stebbins
— Perry
— Whipple
— Greenwood
— Cliff
MUlburyUne
*Mlllbury Av., from
Grafton, south, to
City line, Ward 4
Milton, from 23 North,
northeast, • to Mill-
brook, Ward 1
MltchelLfr. Pitt to Dor-
rance, 8. Worces.Wd.6
Montagae,fr Leicester,
n'th to Baker, Ward 7
Montreal, fm 56 Wall,
east. Ward 8
Moran Court, from 162
Prescott, east, to W. A
N. R. R., Ward 1
♦Moreland, from Pleas-
ant, northeast, to Sal-
isbury, Wards 1, 8
Morse, from Lovell,
southeast. Ward 7
Mott. fr. Co^ east, to
28BMrclay,W(d.4
♦Mountain, fr. Brooks,
southeast, to Shrews-
bury line. Ward 2
■^Monnt Pleasant. fr*m
10 Benefit, soutn, to
16 Allen, Wd. 6
Mount Temon, from
16 Westminster, east.
to Channing, Ward 8
L^ St.
— — Westminster
— Mt, Vernon pi.
— Grant sq.
— — Windsor
— — Channing
Mount Vernon Place,
from Harrington Av.,
n^ to Mount Vernon,
Ward 8
L0. St.
— — Harrington Av.
— Grant Square
— — Mt. Vernon
♦Mower, fr*m Pleasant,
at Tatnuck, to City
line. Ward 8
^♦Mnlberry, from 34
Shrewsbury, north, to
Shelbv, Wards 8, 8
1 8 Shrewsbury
17 Fulton
84 Mulberry Ct
82 Smith Ct
— — E. Central
88 84 Prospect
99 100 Shelby
Mulberry Court, from
34Mulberry,e., Wd.8
Musquego, frm Shrews-
bury, south, to Alba-
ny, Ward 2
♦Myrtle,ft>..')09 Main, e.,
to 61 Orange, Wds. 6, 6
Left. SL
2 IMain
18 17 Southbndge
22 21 N. & W. R. R.
48 47 Portland
— — Salem
— Orange
Nashna.fr. Cre8cent,n.,
to SackviUe, Wd 2
Nebraska, from Put-
nam lane, west, Wd 8
Nelson Place, fr. Grove
near Holden, w., Wd.l
*Newbury, from 166
Pleasant, south, to 115
Chandler, Wards 7, 8
Ltft.SL
1 2 Pleasant ,
9 Congress
21 Chatham
88 84 Austin
47 48 Chandler
Newport, from 16 Lib-
erty, east, to 18 Ed-
ward, Ward 2
♦Nixon, fr*m Mountain,
northeast, to West
Boylston line, Ward 2
NorfMk, f^. TO Bloom-
ingdale road, nortii-
east. Wards
L^.St.
— — Bloomingdale
—Groton place
44Wall
86 Hawkins
129 180 Ascension
Norfolk Court, from 86
Norfolk, Ward 8
♦Normal, from Pros-
pect, opp. Eastern
avenue, tt> Proq>eet
again. Wards
♦North, fr. 188 Grove, e.
to Chamberlain Oooit,
Waidl
Z«t. St.
1 8 Grove
18 Power's Cout
88 Milton
87 SIgoumey
78 Prescott
77 — ChamberlainCt
♦North Ashland, from
84 WilUam, north, to
61Highlimd, Ward 1
LtfL m.
1 2 William
6 6 Bowdoin
18 14 John
21 Lily
84 Home
88Diz
66 66Highland
North Poster, from 44
Foster, east, to 194
Union, Ward 8
North Merrick, fr. 809
Pleasant, n., to Cedar,
Wards
Norwich, fr. 16 Foster,
south, to 86 Mechanic,
Wards
Norwood, fr. 890 Main,
west, to 61 Woodland,
Wd7
*Oak, fr. 69 Elm, north,
to 81 Cedar, Ward 8
*Oak Avenue, from 61
Belmont, north, to 14
Catharine, Ward 8
L^. St.
1 8 Bebnont
35 26 Kendall
46 46 Catharine
Oakland, fr. Webster,
opp. Hope Cemetery,
ard6
2BI
Wi
Oberlln, from 64 Wood-
land, west, to Park
ave.. Ward 7
^ft. St.
— — Woodland
— Hollywood
— — Clifton
— — Florence
— — Park avenue
■H>lean, from Mower,
north, to City line.
Ward 8
Oliver, fr. Beaver, nw.,
to Park Av., Ward 7
8TRBBT DIBBOTOBT.
45
^Oraage, from 88 Firk,
Kmtli, to 94 Madifon,
Ward 5
% IPwk
61 Lynn
99 Myrtle
70 Plymoath
lO 101 Madison
Orchard , acroas 15 Aich
n., to Blamark, Ward 9
L^ SL
8 9Aroli
17 Glen
46 47 Belmont
64 eSBiamark
Orchard Co«rt, ftram
Orchard, near Glen,
■oath, ward 8
*Oread, fr. 197 Main, e.,
toB.AA.RB.,Wd.6
^fL St.
1 SMaIn
99 80 Beacon
^ ^ B, 4 A* B> B.
Oread Placetfrom 814
Main, west, wd 7
Orient, from Grafton,
north. Wards
LtfU St.
1 9GTafton
9 Branch Ct.
97 98 Chrome
87 88 Thorn
49 fiO Division
— Bleeker
— Hawkins
166 Ascension
O'Boarke, from SntUm
road, near Cambridge,
east, to Taft, Ward 6
Oswald, fr. Btebbtns, s.
to Snyder, Ward 5
Oils, fr 66 Prescott. e.,
toW.AN.B.R.,Wd.l
«Oxrord, fr*m 119 Fleas-
ant, soa% to 60
Chandler, Wards 7, 8
■OB
So.
L^BL
Fleassnt
Oxford Place
80 99 Chatham
46 46 Austin
60 69 Chandler
Ojd'ord Place, fhmi 18
Ozf Old, west. Ward 8
Page, from Kingsbury,
soathwestfto Barbonr,
Ward 7
Paine, fhmi Frederick,
north, to Cnshing,
Waid9
PalflrcT, fr. Bloomins-
ingdale road, nortfi-
east, to Greenwood
At., Ward 8
L^. St.
— — Bloomingdale
— — Lake Av.
— — Greenwood At.
Palmer, fr. 7 liberty,
esst, to 8 Bdwazd,
Ward 9
«Parh, fhmi 490 Main,
soatheastto Tnmiboll
., Wards 8, 6, 6
St
IMain
6 Allen Ct
81 French Chorch
89 Portland
68 Salem
78 Salem square
81 Orange
107 Washington
108 Trombini
119 ISTTrombnllSq.
*Park Atc., fr. GroTs,
n. W. Boylston, s. w.,
to 96Mi]l,Wds. 1,7,8
24^. St,
1 9GroTe
89 90 Salisbniy
110 Homer
116 Jo Bill Boad
164 Lee
161 168 Highland
pk. BlmPark
m Ehn
988 Hudson Court
976 976 Pleasant
816 816 Chandler
886 886TQft8
861 869 Parker
866 866May
878 Pembroke
887 OberBn
897 Charlotte
418 Downing
— Shirley
— Maywood
— OUTer
691 Bearer
6a6LoTeIl
— Coes Square
680 Goes
649 660Mill
Parker, from Mason,
east, to Winile]d,Wd.7
L^. St.
— —Mason
— Dewey
— — Park ATenue
— — Winlleld
*Pariier ATenne, flnom
Mountain, n., wd. 9
Parker Court, from 60
Franklin, south, Wd. 4
ParUn Place, from 181
Canterbury, Ward 6
Patch, from Elisabeth,
east, to Eastern At.,
Waid9
Pattlson, from 86 Ver-
non, east, to 80 ProTi-
denoe, Ward 4
«Pearl, from 408 Main,
west, to 6 Chestnut,
Wards
St.
9 Main
91 Post Office
— Plymouth Ch
78 74 Chestnut
zA
Pembroke, fh>m Flor-
ence, northwest, to
878 Paiic Atc., Ward 7
«Pcnn At. , fr. 119 Graf-
ton, 8^ to 96 Union
At., Ward 4
L^ SL
1 9 Grafton
4 WaTerly
18 14 darkson
98 94 Harrison
81 Mott
89 40iEtna
61 68 Union At.
Perkins, fr.l89 Lincoln,
west, to Paine, Wd. %
Perry, from Millbury,
near school house,
Qulnsig., west, Wd. 6
Phillips, fr. Blooming-
dale road, northeast,
to Greenwood At.,
Ward 8
L^. St.
— — Bloomingdale
— — Lake At.
— — Greenwood At.
*Pledmont, from 780
Main, north, to 184
Pleasant, Wards 7, 8
L^ St.
— 9 Main
1 Piedmont Ct.
19Brigham
97 Da^
49 60 Hoepital
60 60 Chandler
71 79 Austin
81 Lsrch
106 106 Pleasant
Piedmont Oovri. fr. 1
Piedmont, south, to
Castle, Ward 7
Plerpont, from Bloom-
ingdale road, north-
east, to Greenwood
At., Ward 8
X^. St.
— — Bloomingdale
— — Lake At.
— — Ghreenwood At.
Pine, from JamesrlUe
Square, north, Ward 6
Pink, fm. 60 Highland,
south, to LUyTward 1
Pitt, fr. 864 CambrldffB,
Boutib, to Mitchell,
Ward 6
*PlanUtlon, fr'm Graf-
ton, comer Millbury
At., northeast, to Lin-
coln^ards 9, 8
Left. SL
~ —Grafton
— Hale
— Caroline
— — Hamilton
•~ Chrome
— Thorn
— Division
— Bleeker
— — Bloomingdale
— Li^e Av.
— Greenwood
— Wells
— — B. A A. R. B»
— — W. A S. R. R.
— — Belmont
.. — Lhiooln
Plantation Atc., from
Plantation, s. e., to B.
A A. R. a, Ward 8
, from
Main, westerly, to
City line, Wsrd 8
L^ SL
9 IMain
Ch Baptist Church
64 Hi^
60 Chestnut
60 Church Place
Ch Ist UnlTersalist
79 Pleasant Place
89 Clinton
91 Linden
90 Irving
114 Oxford
116 Ashland
Sch School House
196 Crown
141 West
166 Newbury
166 Fruit
ISlScTer
180 Hawley
188 Piedmont
909 North Merrick
196 Merrick
99eRneseU
908 So. RnsseU
994 Winslow
961 Russell Court
998 Bellevue
940 Mason
981 Hudson
986 Dewey
910 807 Park Avenue
976 Abbott
— Highland
— HMwen lane
— Flagg
— Moreland
— Fowler
— Mower
Cityline
Pleasant Place, ftnom
79 Pleasant, n., Wd. 8
Plnm, fr. Shrewsbury,
southerly, to Bait
Worcester, Ward 8
*Plynoath, from 67
GreeUjWest, to 70 Or>
ange, Ward6
L^ St.
9 1 Green
90 19 Washington
84 Assonet
88 87 B. db A. R. B.
— Belknap
— —Orange
*Pond, from 99 Green.
east, to Water, Ward
4
LaTL SL
9 1 Green
6 Woodward Ct
19 Beach
86 Grace
89 Carpenter
44 46 Water
^Portland, from 80
Park. 9. e., to 64 Madi-
son, Wds. 6, 6
L^. St.
9 IPark
64 Portland PL
69 61 Myrtle
108 99 Madison
Portland Place, ftrom
64 Portland, e., Wd. 5
46
STRBBT DIBECTOBT.
Powers Ct. ,fr. 18 North
near tiie brook, north,
Wardl
Pratt, changed to Park
Avenne
Prentioe, from Shrews-
bory, north, to Bel-
mont, Ward 2
^Preacott, from Lin-
coln aqoare. north, to
72 North, Wani 1
L^. St,
1 3 Lincoln
— Concord
48 44 LezingtonPark
Pk Hamilton
56 Otis
— Garden
180 Prescott Place
158 Redding Conrt
— — North
Preseott Place, from
180 Prescott, e.,Wd. 1
Prince, changed to
Hospital
Priaeeten, from 485
Sonthbridge, Ward 5
Prloulx^from Hemans,
north, ward 1
^♦Prospect, ftom 96
Summer, east, to East-
em Av., Ward 2
X^. Rt.
1 2 Summer
14 Hanover
27 Carroll
W 66 Mulberry,
— — Eastom Av.
♦Providence, from 78
Grafton, south, to
Wlnthrop, Ward 4
L^, Rt.
1 2 Grafton
28 Union Place
87 88Waverly
tfl 52 Harrison
68 Jefferson
71 ^tna,
80 Pattison
•— Wor. Academy
89 90 Union Aveone
121 122 Wlnthrop
Putnam, from Shrews-
bury, north, to Bel-
mont, Ward 2
Putnam Lane, from
Shrewsbu]^ to Bloom-
ingdalo. Ward 8
♦*Queen, fr.l51 Austin,
south, to 22 Kings-
bury, Wards 7, 8
L^. Rt.
1 2 Austin
5 6 Chandler
17 18 Prince
81 Davis
88 Ely
47 48 King
67 58 Kingsbury
♦Qulncy , from 89 Chat-
ham, 8., to 110 Austin,
Wards 7, 8
♦Qnlnslgamond Ave.,
from 260 Southbridge,
n. Sareent, south, to
246 BiiUbury. nr. Cam-
bridge, Ward 5
Ranks, changed to
Moreland
Redding Court, fron
168 Prescott, e., Wd. 1
Reservoir, from 29
Edward, east to 84
Eastern Av., Ward 2
Ltft. Rt.
1 2 Edward
9 Elizabeth
21 22 Eastern Av.
*RIce, from Mountain,
northeast, to Slirews-
bury line. Ward 2
Richards, fr. 976 Main,
s. e., to 109 Cambridge,
Wards
Ltft. Rt.
— —Main
— Tirrell
Illinois
— >- Cambridge
Richland, from 75 Mill-
bury, east, to 54 Ver-
non, Ward 4
RIedl Place, from
Townsend, s., Ward 8
Riley, from 15 Kansas,
west. Ward 6
Ripley, from 869 Main,
cast, to Hollis, Ward 6
Ripley Street Plaoe,
from Ripley, north,
Wards
Riverside, from South-
bridge, near Chelsea,
Ward 6
Robinson Place, from
140 Main, west, Wd. 1
Roxbury, fr. Whipple,
south, Ward 5
Russell, f^. 229 Pleas-
ant, n., to Elm, Wd. 8
J4ft. Rt.
1 2 Pleasant
6 Russell Court
18 Townsend
85 Blossom
45 46Ehn
Russell Court, from 5
Russell, west, to 251
Pleasant, Ward 8
Sackvllle, from Byron,
east, Wards 1, 2
*8alem, fh>m 63 Park,
south, to 162 Sonth-
bridge, Ward 5
Left.m.
2 1 Park
66 Lynn
68 67 MyrUe
Sch Schoolhouse
122 121 Madison
— — Southbridge
'*'Salem 8<iuare, from
99 Front, southwest,
to Park, Ward 8
Lett. Rt.
2 1 Front
Ch let Baptist Ch.
Ch. Salem St. Ch.
Pk. Conmion
— —Park
*8allsbnry, fr. LlnooLi
Square, northwest, to
Cfty Hue, Ward 1
L^. Rt.
1 2 Lincoln Square
19 Jo. Bill Road
80 Grove
— Boynton
— West
— Park Avenoe
— Forest
— Flags
— Moraand
— — aty line
Sarcent, fr. 240 Sonth-
bridge, southeast, to
120 Lamartine, Ward 5
L^, Rt.
— — Southbridge
— Gold
— — Lanuutlne
^School , from 129 Main,
e., to81 Summer, Wd.2
L^. Rt.
1 2Main
69 60 Union
77 78 W. & N. R. R.
96 96 Summer
Scott, fr. 20 Lafayette,
Um to 21 Lamartine,
Ward 6
*Sever, ftom 181 Pleas-
ant, north, to 87High-
Isnd, Wards 1, 6
L^RL
1 2 Pleasant
19 20 Elm
25 96 Cedar
— John
— Howe
— — Highland
Seward, from Shrews-
bury, northwest, Wd. 2
Seymore, ft. 189 MIU-
bury. east, to TO Ward,
Ward 5
*8helby, fh>m Carroll,
east, to Eastern Av.,
Ward 2
Ltft. Rt.
— —Carroll
22 Mulberry
81 Shelby St. PL
47 48 Eastern Av.
Shelby St. Place, fr.
81 Shelby, north, to
Laurel, Ward 2
Sbepard, from 11 King,
south and west, to 10
Kingsbury, Ward 7
Sheridan, fr. 888 Cam-
bridge, south, to Sher-
man, Ward 5
Sherman, fr. Dorrance,
east, to Prov. & Wor.
R. R., So. Wor., Wd. 6
Shirley, from Florence,
west, to Park Avenue,
Ward 7
*Shrewsbury, ftom
Washington Square,
northeast, to Belmont,
Wards 2, 8
Wt. Rt.
1 2 Wash. Square
10 19 B. & A. R. R.
24 Mulberry
66 Brackett Court
64 Franklin CC.
Sch SchooUumae
72 Sullivan Conrt
86 Cullen Court
69 East Wozceater
114 Hill
Ch St Anne, Cath.
145Laridn
166 Cross
170 East Central
177 Henry
— Plum
— Lyon
— Seward
— Marshall
— Adams
— White
-Hunt
— Putnam
— Prentice
— Lisoomb
— — Belmont
Sigel, from 84 Millbnry,
w., to Bigelow, Wd. 5
Slgoumey, ft.87 North,
n. to Edgeworth, Wd 1
Silver, fr. 15 May. s. to
Claremont, Wsrd 7
Slater Court, from 49
Thomas, sonth, Wd. 2
Anith Court, ftom 82
Mnlbeny, east, Wd. 8
Smith Lane, from Hoi-
den n. city line, wes-
terly, Ward 1
Snyder, changed to
Perry
^Southbridge, from 068
Main, southwesterly.
to Auburn line, Wdfs.
5,6
24^. Rt.
2 IMahi
6 5 Bumtlde Court
44 48Myrtie
64 68 N. & W. R. R.
100 99 Madison
162 Salem
205 Hermon
— Jackson
242 241B.AA.R.R.
246 Sargent
260 Qu&8lg*d Ave.
265 Junction Depot
284 Lafayette
— Gas
294 298 P. «fe W. R. R
— Kansas
— Hammond
421 Southgate
465 Lewis
470 Washburn
485 Princeton
400 Colton
— — Cambridge
— Chelsea
— Riverside
— College
— — Alburn line
Southgate, from 421
Southbridge, south-
west, across Hacker,
Wards 6, 6
Ltft. RL
1 2 Southbridge
— — N. A W. R. R.
40 Gardner
47 Adriatic Court
75 76 Grand
87 Camp
97 Hacker
STREET DIRECTORT.
47
^otith Irrlac, from 86
Chandler, toathweflt,
toWellinJg^n^Wd. 8
RiiMell, fr. 906
Pleaaant, aonta, to 16S
Austin, Ward 8
X^ St,
1 S Pleasant
— — Larch
— — Aostin
^Spring. Ar*m 186 Front,
to 141 Mechanic, Wd. 8
^pmce, fr. 119 Green,
weat^ 114 Washing-
ton, ward 6
"•Stafford, fh>m 88 Lei-
cester, southwest, to
City line. Ward 6
"•flute, fh>m 96 Main,
w. , to 8S Harvard, Wd.l
Stekblna, ft, MUlbniy,
at QulnslgBmond, w.,
Wards
*^Sadbary, from 800
Midn, west, to 80
Chestnut, Ward 1
L^ St.
1 »Main
8 Eden
SOHarrard
S8 94 Chestnut
Saffleld, fr. Vernon n.
Winthrop, w. Ward 6
*8iiffolk, fr. 68 Bloom-
ingdale road, south-
easterly, to Wall,
Wards
L^ St.
1 t Bloomingdale
80 Wood Square
60 70 Wall
SalllTan Ck>iirt» from
79 Shrewsbury, north.
Wards
*, fr^m Lincoln
Sq., south^to Wash-
ington 8q , Wds. 9, 8
2^. Si.
1 9 Lincoln Square
60 Arch
61 Market
81 School
84 Laurel
97 Thomas
96 Prospect
116 Co. JaU
199 East Central
181 Central
147 Exchan^
166 Lunatic Asyl'm
169 Charles
181 Howard
194 Asylum
906 Bridge
916 Fulton
— Summer st Ct.
997 Mechanic
— — Washington Sq.
flwuier St. Court, fr.
917 Summer, w., Wd. 8
t, fr. Gold, south
to Ash, Ward 6
nuy Side, fr. Jo Bill
road, West, Ward 1
*8iittoa Lane, from 89
Cambridge, south, to
Sutton roaa. Ward 6
*Sattoii Road, fr. 136
Cambridge, s. w, to
Sutton Lane, W^ard 6
L^. St.
— — Cambridge
CeDL Cemetery
— — Sutton Lane
Swan Court, from 167
Mechanic, s., Wd. 8*
*STcamore, from 685
Main, east, to 99 Bea-
con, Ward 6
Taft, fr. 166 Cambridge,
8outh,to Catholic cem-
etery, Ward 6
Talnter, from Ripley,
west, to Grand, wd. 6
•Taylor, fr.67 Millbury,
east, to Ward, Wd. 4
Taylor, from Millbury,
at Qninsigamond,near
R. K. crossing, west.
Wards
«Temple, fr. 89 Green,
e., to 45 Graf ton, Wd. 4
Lai. St.
1 9 Green
Ch St John's Cath
— Boland Court
~ Temple st. Ct.
64 Houlihan place
— — Grafton
remple St.Coort J[h>m
Temple, south, wd. 4
Thayer, from 6 Ripley,
west, Ward 6
Thenias, fr. Stebbins,
s., to Snyder, Ward 6
•Thomas, fr. 199 Main,
cast, to 97 Summer,
Ward 9
L«rt St.
9 IMain
67 Ch of Christ
80 79 Union
100 99 W. A N. R. R.
196 195 Summer
Thome, from 80 Wall,
e., to Plantation, Wd. 8
Tirrell, fr. 1091 Main,
east, to Richards, Wd.6
TowBe*B Court, from
73 Market, s., Wd. 9
Townsend, fr. 18 Rus-
sell, w., to 14 Hudson,
Wards
Towpath, fr 149 Green,
s., to Lafayette, Wd. 5.
•Tremont, from 188
Front, north, to 180
Mechanic, Ward 3
*Triimball, fr^m Trum-
bull Square, north-
w., to 191 Front, Wd. 3
•Trambnll Square, is
at the intersection of
Green, Franklin, Park
and Trumbull streets,
Wards 3, 5
Tufts, from 80 Mason,
southwest, to Wln-
fleld. Ward 7
L^. St.
— Mason
— — Dowey
— — Park Avenue
— Abbott
— — Winfield
•Union, from Lincohi
Sqaare, south, to 109
Mechanic, Wards 9, 3
Ltft. St.
1 9 Lincoln Square
51 69 Market
79 80 School
101 109 Thomas
188 184 Central
168 164 Exchange
188 Foster
197 198 W. & N. R. R.
199 Manchester
997 998 Mechanic
••Union At., trom 39
Ward, east, to Graf-
ton, Ward 4
Lift. St.
1 9 Ward
91 99 Vernon
47 Batchelder
57 58 Arlington
69 70 Providence
81 89 Chapin
98 Penn Av.
105 Barclay
117 Mendon
199 Vale
187 138 Houghton
160 170 Grafton
Union Place, from 98
Providence, east, to
Coral, Ward 4
•Upland, from Green-
wood, west, to Au-
burn line, ward 5
Yale, from ^Etna, near
Cutler, s^ to 199 Un-
ion Av., Ward 4
Valley, from Castle,
south, to 14 Oread PI.,
Ward 7
•Vernon, fr. the Junc-
tion of Green, Water
and Millbury, s., to
445 MiUburv, at Quin-
sigamond, wards 4, 6
Left. St.
6 Ingalls
14 Ward
17 Jefferson
86 Pattison
47 48 Union Av.
54 Richland
64 Endicott
65 Winthrop
— - Millbury
Vine, from 189 Front,
south, to 16 Franklin,
Wards
Left. St.
9 1 Front
14 Cherry
— Foundry
— —Franklin
Vinton, fh>m 186 Lin-
coln, west, Wsrd 9
Wabash Ave^ fr Gran-
ite, south, ward 5
T
•Waehnsett, fr. Home,
north, to 97 Highland,
Wardl
St.
1 Home
— -Dix
— —Highland
•Wade, (formerly Berk-
ley), from 160 Mill-
bury, east, to Ward,
Wards
Waite, fm Shrewsbury,
northwest, Ward 9
•Waldo, from 99 Ex-
change, south, to Fos-
ter, Ward 8
Walker Court, fkom 69
Central, south. Ward
9
•Wall, fr. 164 Grafton,
n., to 44 Norfolk, Wd. 8
L^. St.
1 9 Grafton
91 Suffolk
80 Thorne
55 Groton PI.
56 Montreal
96 98 Norfolk
•Walnut, fr. 899 Main,
west, to Chestnut,
Wards 1, 8
2</Tt. St.
1 9 Main
Ch Grace M.B.Ch
— — Maple
— — Chestout
•Ward, fr'm 14 Vernon,
southwesterly, to 909
Millbury, Wards 4, 5
Ltft. St.
1 9 Vernon
4 Carpenter Ct
16 Foyle
98 Jerome
89 Taylor
89 Umon Av,
48 44 Richland
53 59 Endicott
60 Worth
70 Seymore
99 Wade
115 llOMlUbury
Warren, fr. 909 Front,
south, to 15 Cherry,
Ward 8
•Washbnrn, from 470
Southbridge, east and
south, to 817 Cam-
brid^. Wd. 6
Dift.St.
1 9 Southbridge
11 19 Colton
91 99 Cambridge
•Washington, fr'm 107
Park, south, to 19 La-
fayette, Ward 5
Lsft. St.
9 IPark
89 Belknap
49 41 B. & A. R. R.
66 55 Plymouth
78 77 Gold
96 Ash
114 Spruce
186 137 Bradley
154 155 Lamartine
186 185 Lafayette
48
STREET DIBECTOBT.
Washington Avenne,
ftom iS Lincoln, east.
Wards
^Washington Square,
at the junction of
Front, GraTn, Shrews-
bury, Summer and
Mechanic, Ward 8
« Water, from 09 Oral-
ton, southwest, to 164
Green, Ward 4
Ltft. St.
1 Winter
3 Grafton
S8 Ledge
89 Pond
6S 88 Harrison
60 Ck>lumbia
90 Fox
96 Vernon
99 Green
**WaTerley, from
Ledge, east, to Graf •
ton, ward 4
Lm, Rt,
1 3Ledge
8 4 FroVldenoe
11 13 Coral
— Penn At.
— — Grafton
Wayne, fr*m Leicester,
n. to Baker, Ward 7
^Webster, fr. Webster
Square, at junction
with Main, southeast,
to Auburn line, Wd. o
1 8 Main
39 Webster Court
41 Jacques
— -^ B. £ A. R. B.
Cem Hope Cem.
— — Auburn line
Webster Court, fftun
89 Webster, e., Wd. 6
^Webster 0qaare, at
junction of Main,
Leicester. Webster,
and Cambiidge, Wds.
6.7
^Wellington, from 696
Main, north, to 96
Chandler, Waixl 7
1 8Main
36 So. Irving
48 Jaques avenue
47 48 Chandler
Wells, fr. Plantation,
southeast, toB. AA«
R. R., Ward 8
Wesby, from 84 John,
I n., to 11 Home, Wd. 1
•West, from 141 Fleas-
ant, north, to Salia-
burr. Wards 1, 8
lA^L St.
I 1 Pleasant
8 Cottage
16 ISBhn
84 88 Cedar
84 88 William
89Bowdoin
46 46 John
— — lUghland
-. — JoBillRoad
«- — Salisbury
•^West Boylston, from
Grove, northeast, to
City line. Wards 1, 8
,X^ Rt,
, — — Grove
— — W. AN. R.R
— Brooks
— Maiden Av.
— Mountain
— — City line
♦Westminster, firom 15
Catharine, north, to
Mt Vernon, Ward 8
J^ft, St.
1 8 Catharine
6 6 Harrington Av.
18 14 Mt Vernon
Whipple fr. Millbury,
at Quinsigamond. w.,
to OLtj line. Ward 6
Wlilte, tr. Shrewsburvt
south, to W.&S.R.R.
Wards
Whitney, fr. 949 Mill-
bury, n. Cambridge,
east, Wards
Whittler, from Edge-
worth, north, Warol
WUlard, from Pleas-
ant, south, Tatnnck,
Wards
*WUlUni, fr. 88 Chest-
nut, to Sever, Wds. 1, 8
L^L RL
1 8 Chestnut
11 EvereU
17 Maynard PI.
81 WifUamStAv.
81 Kendall Place
84 North Ashland
49 60 West
68 64 Fruit
68 64 Sever
William St. Av.^from
81 William, s., wd. 8
William Street Court.
Changed to Kendall
Place
Willis, ftom Bremer,
n., to Hemans, Wd. 1
Wilmot, changed to
Eastern Avenue
Wilson, fh>m Seward,
northeast. Ward 8
Windsor, fh>m 87 Cath-
arine, north, to Forest
Av., Ward 8
Left Rt.
1 8 Catharine
6 6 Harrington Av.
17 16 Mt Vernon
— — Forest Av.
L^
Winlield, fh>m Border,
a, to 88 May, Wd. 7
' RL
8 Border
Parker
— —May
*Wlnslow, from 394
Pleasuitjeouth, to 174
Austin, ward 8
*Winter,fr'm 66 Green.
e., to 60 Grafton, Wd. 4
LerL Rt.
2 1 Green
18 Beach
87 Grace
40 Fanoa*a 8q.
51 Winter St. Ct
68 Conlin Oonrt
88 87 Grafton
Winter St. Ckrairt, It.
61 Winter, s., Wd. 4
Winter St. Place, cli*d
to Conlin Court
*Wlnthrop, from &f
Vernon southeast, to
Junction of Granite
and Heywood, Warda
I^ RL
— —Vernon
— Arlington
— — Provideuce
— —Granite
Wood Square, from 90
Soirolk, west, Ward 9
^Woodland, flr44Kin^,
southerly, to Mjijf*
wood. Ward 7
IM RL
1 8King
15 16 Kingsbnry
86 86May
48 Claremont
tkk Schoolhoose
54 0ber]in
61 Norwood
71 Loudon
81 Hawthorn
84 Charlotte
96 94Downini
— — Mayw<
mg
odd
Woodland Plaee, fir.
Grafton, beyond MUl-
bury Av., east. Ward S
Woodward Conrt. fr.
5 Pond, Bouib, Wd. 4
Worth, fr. 188 MUIbmry
e, to 60 Ward, Wd. 5
**Wyman, from 08ft
Main, east, to HdDis,
Ward6
Wyoming Site, from
6 Gertrude Av. south,
Wardl
MAP OF WORCESTER
HANDSOMELY ENGRAVED AND COLORED, SHOWING THE ENTIBB AREA OF THE CTTT.
SEVERAL SIZES,
In Sheets, Poeket Form, and on Rollers.
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AMBBMVTATlOVB^'-Al. AUtf; at, tn§mi4f b, or bds, boards; hot, bottnen; fttt. btoeMs bldg, buUding; e, or cofm
nor; A. hou$ot n. near; opp. opposUo; pL pkteti Q. QuinHgamondf r. roar; rom?d romovodf iq, §quarof F. F»
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both the post^ojlct and stato ar$ given.
Ab^et Chas. E. station agent, Jamesyille,
h. Xndlow n. city line [100 Chatham
Abbot Wm. F. teacher, high school, bds.
Abbott Asa L. house 100 Sammer
ABBOTT BENJ. W. ft CO. (C. M. Ferry),
. anctioneers and sale stables, 216 Sum-
mer, house 111 Park.— /96« page 498
Abbott Charles C. machinist, h. 4 Davis
Abbott Ebenezer £. real estate, 22 Pearl, h.
1 Winfleld [Austin
Abbott Edwin C. engineer, 566 Main, h. 172
Abbott Ella M. music teacher, 879 Main, b.
at Boston
Abbott Ellen, widow of Eugeue, h. 40 Paine
Abbott Ezra J. shoemaker, 16 Leicester, h.
Wayne
Abbott Francis A. farmer, bds. 79 Hanover
Abbott Frederick E. pension agent, 528
Main, house Lincoln near city line
Abbott George F. carpenter, h. 6 Orchard
Abbott George H. driver, h. 100 Summer
Abbott George S. action maker, 9 May, h.
81 Clifton
Abbott Hubbard, died Nov. 18, 1888, age 70
Abbott John, teamster, 27 Lagrange, house
2 Yernon ri2 Fruit
Abbott John A. shoemaker, 10 Mulberry, b.
Abbott John D. blacksmith, Lincoln near
Bumcoat, boards 178 Lincoln
Abbott Joseph, conductor, P. & W. R. R.
boards at Uzbridgc [28 Kingsbury
Abbott Jnstin A. machinist, 88 Herroon, h.
Abbott Nathaniel A. carpenter, h. 12 Fruit
Abbott Roger A. gardener, house May near
Lovell [8 Linden
Abbott Walter F. musical instruments, bds.
Abby Ida C. clerk, boards 2 Clinton court
Abercrombie Daniel W. principal Worcester
Academy, Providence, house do.
Abercrombie Ella, b. Grafton n. Plantation
Abercrombie Stillman, car inspector, B. &
A. R. R. repair shop, house 6 Mendon
Abercrombie Susan C. widow of Ralph, h.
18 Home
Abom Martha A. Mrs. gear manuf. 5 Cy-
press, house 21 Liberty
Abraham William, laborer, h. 11 Redding ct.
Abrie Auguste, removed to North Adams
Ackermann Christian, bds. 811 Cambridge
Ackermann Ewald, wire drawer, Pitt, house
584 Southbridge [bridge
Ackermann Johanna Mrs. boards 584 Sonth-
Ackermann Reinhold, removed Arom city
Ackermann Theodore, cigar maker, 409 Main,
boards 584 Southbridge
Ackley Albert £. clerk, W. & N. R. R. 80
Shrewsbury, house 28 Wachusett
Ackley Clarissa, widow, house 2 Dewey
Adams Alonzo, machinist, 95 Thomas, bds.
8 Robinson pi.
Adams Annette, widow of Charles A. house
76 Hanover
Adams Asa B. printer, 811 Main, house 41
Bowdoin
Adams Austin H. varnisher, b. 16 Meehanic
Adams A. W. hairdresser, 598i Main, bds.
527 do.
Adams Bo wen, carpenter, 57 Jackson, house
28 Hollywood
Adams Bridget, widow of Daniel, h. 7 Mill
Adams Carrie M. teacher, Grafton street
school, bds. 4 Branch court
Adams Charles, carpenter, h. 84 Piedmont
Adams Charles B. driver, 9 Pleasant, house
4 Branch court [b. 2 Normal
Adams Charles F. teacher. Normal school,
Adams Charles W. machinist, b. 57 Wash-
ington sq.
Adams Clara W. boards 61 Park
Adams Clarence E. clerk B. & A. R. R.
freight house, b. Houghton c. Ash ave.
Adams Cora A. Mrs. dressmaker, 11 Salem,
h. do.
Adams Edna, boards 607 Main
Adams Ellas A. machinist, h. 147 Austin
Adams Elwood, clerk, 458 Main, house 9
Goulding
Adams Emma, stitcher, b. 1 Austin St. pl«
Adams Express Co. 896 Main
Adams Ezra, carpenter, house 54 Mason
Adams E. Wilbour, embroiderer, b. 6 Chatham
Adams Frank, painter, 188 Main, bds. West
Boylston, Greendale [169 Austin
Adams Frank B. armorer, 81 Hermon, house
Adams Frank G. grocer, Wachusett corner
Dix, boards 15 Wachusett
Adams Frank H. clerk, bds. 841 Pleasant
Adams Fred. E. cutter, house 11 Salem
J. 0. BEMIS & CO.,
4
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WORCESTER [.AJ DIRECTORY.
Adams Gabriel, machinist, 85 Meclianic, h.
18 lADgdOD
ADAMS OABDNEB E. & CO. (G. T.
Backus)^ provisions, 18 Lincoln square,
house West Boylston, Barber's Cross-
ing.—/S'cepaflre 649
Adams George £. physician, 85 Pearl, b. do.
Adams George S. boot crimper, 82 Austin,
house Greendale ave. ^ [8 Elliott
Adams George S. tdblma^er, 44 Central, h.
Adams Harriet L. widow of J. Q. boards 9
Goulding [4 Laurel
Adams Harry L. clerk, 87 Summer, boards
Adams Helen M. Mrs. copyist, South Court
House, h. 15 Wachusett [bds. do.
Adams Henry, dye house, 80 Southbridge,
Adams Henry B. milkman, house Millbury
ave. near Blithewood
Adams Henry C. picture fhimes, 511 Main,
house 1 Ely
Adams Herbert I. rem*d to Boston [Portland
Adams Herbert L. clerk, 110 Green, bds. 48
Adams Hezekiah, former, house Millbury
ave. near Blithewood
Adams Hiram B. boots and shoes, 586 Main,
house 841 Pleasant
ADAMS HIBAM 0* meats, flsh and oysters,
212 and 214 Front, house 5 Tufts.— 5ee
page 552
Adams Holland J. confectioner, 8 Front, h.
54 High [Mountain
Adams Horace L. farmer, h. Clinton lane n.
Adams Ida L. boards 6 Kendall
Adams Indiana E. widow of Xenophon H.
house Houghton cor. Ash avenue
Adams Israel, hairdresser, 8 Bridge, house
15 do. [Langdon
Adams Jacob F. weaver. Brussels, bds. 18
Adams James, removed to Barrington, R. I.
Adams James F. driver. Steamer No. 8, 26
School, boards do.
Adams James H. carpenter, h. 19 Wyman
Adams James H. Jr. finisher, 15 Union, bds.
at Auburn [h. 65 Laurel
Adams James W. carpenter, 10 E. Worcester,
Adams Jennette, died Aug. 18, 1888, age 84
Adams John, died 1888
Adams John, Arameniaker, h. Nelson place
near Grove [2 Maple place
Adams John, Janitor Belmont st. school, fa.
Adams John, armorer, 44 Central, h. 6 Gold
Adams John, machinist, 110 Green, boards
78 Myrtle [26 Oread
Adams John C. foreman, 70 Winter, house
Adams John F. pistol inspector, 81 Hermon,
h. 88 Austin
ADAMS JOHN F. dentist, 4 Elm, house 16
William.— i^ee page 507
ADAMS JOHN J. boot and shoe ma-
chinery, 85 Mechanic, bds. 10 Blgelow
court. — See page 666 [29 Prescott
Adams John Q. bookkeeper, 94 Grove, house
Adams John Q. carriage maker, rear 84
Thomas, h. Millbury ave. n. Blithewood
Adams John Q. laborer, boards 7 Mill
Adams Joseph, carpenter, 21 Grafton, house
at Millbury [29 Bowdoin
Adams Joseph C. clerk, 44 Central, house
Adams Joseph O. salesman, 4B4 Main, bds.
6 Crown
Adams Josephine, talloress, bds. 186 Main
Adams Lizzie, stitcher, bds. 607 Main
Adams Lucius A. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
8 Decatur [lugton sq. h. do.
Adams Lucy A. Mrs. dressmaker, 57 Wash-
Adams Lydia A. Mrs. house 170 Austin
Adams MarlUa Mrs. dressmaker, house 225
Main [school, bds. 28 Hollywood
Adams .Martha D. teacher,- Diz street
Adams Oscar E. sawyer, 86 Central, house
28 William foourt
Adams Peter, carpenter, house 1 Crown
Adams Phebe, widow of Joseph, b. 60 Coral
Adams Bedford E. engineer, h. 41 Cutler
Adams Sarah J. dressmaker, bds. 1S6 Main
Adams Waldo £. clerk, 148 Grafton, house
7 Barclay [6 Cristy
Adams Walter, reedmaker, 9 May, house
Adams Walter H. asst. bookkeeper. Central
Nat. Bank, 452 Main. bds. 1 Ely
Adams William, machinist, bds. 607 Main
Adams Wm. armorer, 20 Manchester, house
25 Harrison [184 Lamartlne
Adams Wm. A. machinist, 85 Meclianic, h.
Adams Wm. A. house 21 Abbott
Adams Wm. £. boot treer, rear 155 Front,
house 29 Orient
Adams Wm. H. carver, 26 N. Foster, boards
87 Portland [court
Adams Wm. W. machinist, house 2 Branch
Adams Willie M. E. sawyer, 19 Union, h. 26
Hawley C^ippl
Adkins Albert C. rem*d to Aberdeen, Missis-
Ado! ph Charles, hostler, 5 Allen ct. bds. do.
A'Drain John, hostler, Ashworth & Jones',
house Leicester, Valley Falls
Ager John, died June 14, 1888, age 74
Ager Julia A. widow of John, h. 11 Haw-
thorn [64 Bridge
Agnew John E. nickel plater, 199 Front, b.
Agnew Peter, tailor, 10 Thomas, house 64
Bridge [64 Bridge
Agnew Thomas F. tailor, 10 Thomas, bds.
Agry George, jr. CFarrar A AgryJ, 868
Main, house 18 Kendall
Ah Tung, ironer, 264 Main, boards do.
Ahaesy Edmund, mason, h. rear 218 South-
bridge
Ahaesy Patrick, laborer, 10 E. Worcester,
house 199 Shrewsbury [h. 50 Temple
Ahem David J. boot bottomer, 9 Barton pi.
Ahem Dennis, wire drawer, h. 19 Carbon
Ahem James, laborer, house 2 Harlem
Ahern John, removed to Mllford
A'Hern John, laborer, 20 Grafton, house 89
Canterbury [196 Southbridge
Ahern John, collar maker, 28 Waldo, house
Ahern Mary, widow, boards 2 Harlem
Ahern Wm. boot crimper, 82 Austin, house
82 Grant
Ahlln Charles, laborer, boards 12 Elizabeth
Ahlin Clas. E. toolmaker, 44 Central, house 12
Elizabeth [27 Piedmont
Ahlin J. Walford, armorer, 44 Central, h.
Ahlstrom AlAred, organ maker, 9 May, bds.
51 Kingsbury
J. 0. BEMIS & CO.,
JBCONOMI8M BY BUYING YOUR BOOTS AMD
aSOBS AT 878 MAIN STMBJET.
WOBCB8TBB [A] DIRECTOUY.
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Ahlstrom Gnstaf H. organ tuner, 9 May,
honae 147 Anstin [Austin, honse do.
Ahlstrom Henrietta M. dressmaker, 147
Ahlstrom Magnas, aast. foreman, 94 Grove, h.
179 Lincoln
Ahlstrom Selma P. teacher, Edgeworth st.
school, boards 179 Lincoln
Ahoes John, cigar maker, bds. 15 Thomas
Aiken B. Frank, rem*d to Millbnry [Main
Aiken Henrietta, widow of John F. bds. 78
Aiken John, collector, bds. 168 Austin
Aiken Oliver, boot bottomer, 9 Barton pi. h.
75 Madison [Qaeen
Ainsworth Fred. E. clerk, 185 Front, h. 85
Alnsworth Henry L. rem'd to I^eavenworth,
Kansas [h. 4 Ely
Alnsworth Jason W. produce, 185 Front,
Alnsworth Mary C. rem'd to Leavenworth,
Kansas [b. 8 Agawam
Ainsworth Sarah A. widow of Elam W.
Airdrle David, gardener, bds. 80 Highland
AETCHISON GEO. T. carriage mannfac-
torer. School cor. Union, hoase Shrews-
bury cor. Aitchison. — See page 565
Altchlson Harry, carriage tri mmer, 62 School,
h. 26 West [22 Lincoln square
Altchlson William, carpenter, 94 Grove, b.
AITKEN ALEXAHDEBf saw flier and re-
pairer, 16 Pleasant, bds. 8 Washington.
—See page 682
Akeson Jacob, laborer, boards 69 Summer
Albee Albert O. carpenter, boards 62 Anstin
Albee Charles, ferrule maker, 70 School, b.
118 Thomas
Albee Charles £. carpenter, boards 15 Mason
Albee Chester, painter, bds. 78 Myrtle
Albee David E. removed fh>m city
Albee Henry, boot bottomer, r. 155 Front,
house 1 Coral
Albee Henry H. peddler, house 15 Mason
Albee John N. supt. Hopeville Mannf. Co.
house 14 Tlrrell
Albee Seth, nurse, 9 Chandler, boards do.
Albertson William B. blacking manuf. 17
Merrick, h. do. [Thomas
Albiser Jacob, polisher, 44 Central, h. 27
Albree Chester B. student, bds. 16 Walnut
Albro Ezekiel, switchman, Southbridge n.
P. & W. B. B. engine house, h. 21 Pied-
mont [Madison place
Albro Harriet N. widow of Isaac, house 1
Alden Edward, fireman, W. & K. B. B. bds.
68 Salem [r. 5 Washburn
Alden Fred. L. wire drawer, Pitt, house
Alden George I. professor, Worcester Free
Institute, house 22 Boynton
Alden J. Brown, painter, 64 Jackson, house
5 Waahbum [bds. 22 Boynton
Alden Prlscilla E. widow of George H.
Alden Samuel E. carpenter, 162 Union, h.
81 Gardner
Aldrich Albert T. lineman, 425 Main and
boarding-house, 68 Main [116 Austin
Aldrich Alonzo L. inspector, 42 Gardner, h.
Aldrich Azarmy, dressmaker, 58 Main, b. do.
Aldrich Charles F. lawyer, 6 P. O. block,
boards 64 Elm
Aldrich Q^enus, house 22 High
Aldrich Cyrus D. & Co. grain, 18 Mechanic,
h. at Grafton
Aldrich Ella L. bds. 148 Pleasant
Aldrich Esther, widow of Elbrldge, house
80 Providence
Aldrich Frank A. carpenter, house 8 Tufts
Aldrich Fred. A. clerk, 1 Foster, house 87
Myrtle [7 Everett
Aldrich George W. dry goods, 828 Main, h.
Aldrich Ida Mrs. dressmaker, bds. 424 Main
Aldrich Ida B. widow of John M. house 15
Beaver [Merrick
Aldrich Mary, widow of Aaron, house 25
Aldrich Mary A. widow of Cheney, house 21
Shelby
Aldrich M. Addie, boards 40 Portland
Aldrich Pardon W. (Aldrick A Co,), 18
Mechanic, h. 19 Fruit [h. 64 Elm
Aldrich P. Emory, Justice Superior court,
Aldrich Bobert, rem'd to Providence, B. I.
Aldrich Sarah, widow, house 115 Austin
Aldrich Sybil, widow of Edward, house 148
Pleasant
Aldrich Thos. P. carpenter, h. 156 Chandler
Aldrich William £. shoemaker, 619 Main,
house 24 Mason [&c. 18 Mechanic
Aldrich & Co. (P* W. Mdrich)^ flour, grain,
Aid worth George W. wire worker, b. 1 Eden
Aldworth James B. removed to Boston
Alexander Edward T. woodworker, 77 Fos-
ter, h. 664 Main [b. 674 Main
Alexander Elvira S. widow of Cincinatus Ni
Alexander Everett T. bookkeeper, 201 Front,
bds. 11 Salem [h. 227 Chandler
Alexander Francis P. carpenter, 196 Union,
Alexander Frank, carpenter, 10 E. Worces-
ter, h. 167 Front [97 Water
Alexander James, weaver, 110 Green, boards
Alexander James G. bookkeeper, 198 Front,
house 29 Bussell [boards do.
Alexander James H. hostler, 159 Pleasant,
Alexander Leroy M. machinist, 81 Mechanic,
boards 4 Barton place
Alexander Lovicy L. widow, h. 80 Myrtle
Alexander Mary A. widow of Arad, house
11 Salem
Alexander Thomas 0. removed to Boston
Alexander Warren, grocer, 158 Southbridge,
house 98 Orange
Alexander William, laborer, h. 217 Pleasant
Alger James M. engineer, B. & A. B. B. h.
• at Auburn [2 Elliott
Alger Susan £. widow of George W. house
AUard Joseph, wire drawer, h. 11 Eaton pi.
Allard Joseph, carpenter, h. 74 Southbridge
Allard Marcus M. foreman, 152 Southbridge,
h. 17 May
AUdrien August, hammerman, h. Perry
AUdrien John G. wireworker, boards 184
Prescott
Allen Albert, driver, b. 7 Layard pi.
Allen Albert S. music teacher, 44 Portland,
house do. [8 Barbour
Allen Almira L. widow of Nathaniel, house
Allen Alphonse, polisher, 42 Gardner, bds.
Litchfield near Canterbury
Allen Anna, stitcher, bds. 84 Washington
Allen Arthur C. hackman, bds. 28 Fountain
J. 0. BEMIS & CO.,
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WOBOBSTER [A3 DIHBOTORT.
Allen BeDjamin D. music teacher, 879 Main,
house 22 Richards
Allen Charles A. city engineer, 11 City Hall,
house 40 Webster [hoase 15 Home
Allen Charles D. cabinetmaker, 16 Union,
Allen Charles F. real estate, h. 88 Austin
Alien Charles F. plumber, 8 Thomas, house
12 Elizabeth
Allen Charles G. house 415 Park ay.
Allen Charles L. bookkeeper, 41 Water, bds.
7 Congress
Allen Charles N. bartender, Bay State
House, h. 245 Main [Austin
Allen Charles 8. clerk, 24 Pleasant, bds. 88
Allen David B. rem'd to Fltzwilliam, N. H.
Allen Dwi^ht P. machinist, Washburn Ma-
chine Shop, house 8 Lancaster
Allen Edward J. machinist, 42 Qardner, b.
25 Ellsworth
Allen Elizabeth A. widow of Asa M. house
Holden n. North Worcester station
Allen Erastus W. clerk, h. 6 Chandler
Allen Ethan Mrs. house 728 Main
Allen Ethan J. clerk, 596 Main, b. 60 Austin
Allen Frances R. widow of Joseph H. bds.
5 Davis
Allen Frank £. designer, Brussels, house 41
Bowdoin [Elliott
Allen Frank H. machinist, 57 Union, bds. 22
Allen Frank L. civil engineer, 18 City Hall,
boards 44 Portland [Ingdale
Allen Fred, painter, 78 School, h. 84 Bloom-
Allen Fred, waiter. Bay State House, b. do.
Allen George, died March 81, 1888, age 91
Allen George, removed to Barre
Allen Geo. A. glazier, 181 Union, house 548
Main [19 Glen
Allen George A. hairdresser, 127 Main, h.
Allen George E. attendant, Worcester Lu-
natic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Allen George H. hackman, 23 Fountain,
house do. [Ellsworth
Allen Gteo. H. armorer, 44 Central, boards 25
Allen George L. machinist, 66 Grafton, h. 9
Fulton [1 Edward
Allen George L. ( William Allen <0 Sons)^ h.
Allen Geo. L. clerk, 294 Main, h. 99 Pleasant
Allen George P. house 7 Oberlln
Allen Hattie A. h. Salisbury cor. Moreland
Allen Henry P. machinist, b. 28 Clinton
Allen Hugh J. farmer, house Salisbury cor.
Moreland
Allen Isaac, wireworker, bds. 208 Main
Allen James C. bookkeeper, 827 Main, house
15 Home
Allen James F. house 1 Everett
Allen James H. rem'd from city
Allen James W. bookkeeper, 890 Main, bds.
22 Richards
Allen Jared, blacksmith, B. ft A. R. R. round
house, house 6 Mendon
Allen Jerusha W. widow of Israel, boards
Salisbury cor. Moreland
Allen Jesse £. clerk, boards 98 Main
Allen Jesse M. organ maker, 25 Union, h.
Salisbury cor. Moreland
Allen John B. Janitor, 19 Foster, bds. do.
Allen John E. clerk, 872 Main, house 831 do.
Allen John G. electrician, 19 Poster, boardi
Waldo House
Allen John L. proviaions, honae 972 Mail
Allen Joseph H. driver, 85 Central, lioasetS
Liberty
Allen Joseph M. wireworker, b. 67 Grove
Allen Joseph S. grinder, 128 Chandler, bds.
1584 do.
Allen Justus £. clerk, B. & A. R. R. Areigfat
house, boards 98 Main
Alien Samson, physician, 800 Main, h. do.
Allen Lizzie £. dressmaker, bds. 58 Main
Allen Lucy M. widow of WiUard E. house
14 Sycamore [Richards
Allen Lucy S. widow of Alvin, boards 22
Allen Lydia, bds. Caroline near Oraftoa
Allen Margaret, widow of Jereroiab, hooae
85 Ellsworth
Allen Mary, widow, house 207 Cbaodler
Allen Mary C. Mrs. drawing teacher, 140
Austin, house do.
Allen Milton R. bootmaker, h. 99 Salem
Allen Moses, blacksmith, 54 Jackson, house
9 Litchfield near Canterbury
Allen Narcissa, widow, boards 10 Walnut
Allen Orlando F. printer, 8 Maple, bds. 88
Bowdoin [99 Pleasant
Allen Persis H. widow of Lucius 8. house
Allen Phebe E. nurse, house 218 Austin
Allen Philip, laborer, bds. 80 Mechanic
Allen Sarah S. widow of WiUard, bouse
Pleasant near Mill, Tatnuck
Allen Thomas, U. S. Navy
Allen Walter W. clerk, 18 Mechanic, bds. 6
Chandler
Allen William, house 16 Washington
Allen Wm. ( WUliam Allen d Sons), house 21
Windsor
ALLEN WILLIAM A SONS (W. and W.
P. and G. L. Allen), boiler makers, 57
Qreen. — See front colored page
Allen Wm. Ethan, house 728 Main
Allen William I. farmer, bds. Salisbury cor.
Moreland [house 1 Edward
Allen William P. (WUliam Allen 4b Sons),
Allen William T. insurance, 844 Main, h.
22 Elliott
Allenwood Joseph, carpenter, h. 81 Highland
Alley May, attendant, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Alley Richard W. attendant, Worcester Lu-
natic Hospital. Belmont, boards do.
Allis Experience W. boards 50 Orange
Allls Gardner S. CDrew, Allie d Co,J, 452
Main, house 48 Pleasant
Allls Mabel, waiter, 147 Main
AlIIs Phebe, boards 50 Orange
Allison Charles M. machinist, 161 Union, h.
at Jefferson ville
Allison James, moulder, 65 Jackson, house
188 Southbridge
Allison John, armorer, 44 Central, boards 20
Arlington [9 Winter
Allison Louis M. loomflxer, 110 Green, bds.
Allison Robert J. removed to Boston
Allison Wm. carpenter, 110 Green, house 20
ArlinsTton [Union, b. 188 Southbridge
Allison William J. organ-reed maker, 25
J. 0. BEMIS & CO.,
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ANn TOV'LJj KOTBB TROVBLBD WITH CORNS,
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5S
A11I800 William L. driyer at H. R. King's,
Pleasant, Tatnock, b. do. [li. 72 Orange
Allmaxr John, cigar manufitctarer, 568 Main,
Allmi^nreo Per G. laborer, house 1 Oswald
AUoTd Aar611, widow of Joseph, boards 10
Franklin [b. 18 Spring
Allord Frederick, boot bottomer, 154 Front,
Allaton Daniel, engineer, 92 Thomas, boards
179 Union
AltOD Alfonso A. carpenter, hoase 7 Cristy
Alton John N. books, hoase 8 Cristy
AlYord Charles D. removed to Holyoke
Ambrofiri Santi, removed fkrom city
Ambrose Chas. W. bookkeeper, 893 Main,
boards 14 High
Am. Antlqnarian Soc., Main cor. Highland
AMEBICAN AWL GO. 195 Front.— ^e6
page 668
American Bxpress Co. 80 Front
American Novelty Works, 885 Main
American Rapid Telegraph Co. 416 Main
Ames Edwin, real estate, house 104 Anstin
Ames Hiram H. flirmer, 119 Vernon, h. do.
Ames John C. removed to Farmington, Me.
Ames Lizzie J. Mrs. boardlng-honse, 14 High
Ames Maria, widow of Augustus P. house
89 North Ashland
Ames Mary, widow, house 280 Pleasant
Ames Plow Co. 100 Prescott
Ames Wm. boards 115 Austin
Ames William M. cutter, 108 Front, house
Chandler opp. June
Amidon Charles (AnUdon A Lingley), 88
Southbridge, boards 56 Myrtle
Amidon Fred. E. machinist, Junction shop,
house 68 Orange [Portland place
Amidon Waldo, driver, 551 Main, boards 8
Amidon & Lingley (O* Amidon and J. H.
LingleyJ, curtain hangers, 88 South-
bridge [58 Central
Amlot Arthur, blacksmith, 84 Prescott, bds.
Ammidown John, grocer (at Boston), boards
Jaques ave. cor. Piedmont
Amsden Allena S. clerk. So. Court House,
boards 8 Benefit
Amsden G. Henry, machinist, 110 Green,
bds. 6 Belknap
Amsden James L. Amit, 818 Main, house 8
Benefit [h. 1 Denny
Amsden James M. watchmaker, 229 Main,
Anderson Alexander, laborer, bds. 29 North
Anderson Alfred, laborer, h. 7 Thenius
Anderson AlAred, wlreworker, h. 80 Orange
Anderson Alice, milliner, bds. 26 Hermon
Anderson Andrew, wlreworker, house 89
Eastern avenue
Anderson Andrew G. laborer, h. 9 Whitney
Anderson August, carpenter, bds. 41 School
Anderson August, wlreworker, house rear
1 Orchard
Anderson August, wire drawer, h. 7 Carbon
Anderson August G. laborer, b. 412 Millbury
Anderson August N. boarding-house, 86
Lincoln [Central, b. 2 Milton
Anderson A. Bernard, pistol maker, 44
Anderson Bengt P. laborer, bds. Prioulx
Anderson Carl, tailor, 410 Main, house 69
King
Anderson Carl, wlreworker, 85 Union, bds.
9 North Ashland
Anderson Carl, wlreworker, bds. 87 Eastern
avenue [8 Fox
Anderson Charles, foreman, 94 Grove, hoase
Anderson Charles C. galvanlzer, b. 29 North
Anderson Charles G. wire drawer, house 60
Grove [Millbury n. Greenwood
Anderson Charles J. laborer, house rear
Anderson Charles N. farmer, house 601
Southbridge near city line
Anderson Christine Mrs. h. rear 48 Orchard
Anderson David, hostler, 42 Harvard, b. do.
Anderson Edward, wire drawer, boards 6
Summer [Eastern avenue
Anderson Frederick W. salesman, house 75
Anderson George, machinist, 178 Uuion, h.
59 Salem [bds. 85 Liberty
Anderson George W. laborer, 20 Salisbury,
Anderson Gustaf, laborer, h. r. 12 Seyraore
Anderson Gustaf, laborer, 44 Central, boards
89 Mulberry [n. Prioulx
Anderson Gustaf, wire drawer, h. Whittier
Anderson Hans, carpenter, 44 Central, bds.
56 Eastern avenue [Highland
Anderson Herbert W. carpenter, house 74
Anderson Johan, laborer, house Millbury
opp. Whipple
Anderson Johannes, laborer, b. 48 Hanover
Anderson John, wire drawer, h. 18 Slgel
Anderson John, laborer, house 899 Millbury
Anderson John M. machinist, Lagrange cor.
R. R. boards 111 Beacon
Anderson John W. coachman, 94 Woodland,
house 8 Oberlin near Park avenue
Anderson Joseph, bootmaker, h. 88 Pink
Anderson J. Albert, laborer, b. Taylor, Q.
Anderson J. Wesley, laborer at L. J. Ken-
dall's, Pleasant, Tatnuck, bds. do.
Anderson Malcom, mason, bds. 41 School
Anderson Maria, widow of Adolph, house 8
Howard [Chelsea
Anderson Mary B. widow of John, bds. 8
Anderson Morris, machinist, 42 Gardner, b.
12 Carroll [court
Anderson Ola, wlreworker, b. 6 Henchman
Anderson Oscar, laborer, bds. 4 Thenius
Anderson Otto, organ maker, 9 May, house
40 Benefit
Anderson Peter, laborer, bds. 64 Belmont
Anderson Peter, laborer. Junction shop, b.
24 Lafayette [Orchard
Anderson Sven, armorer, 44 Central, h. r. 1
Anderson Sventee, armorer, 44 Central, bds.
11 Fulton
Anderson Wm. laborer, bds. 64 Belmont
Anderson William, porter, Adams Express
Co. rear Union depot, h. 19 Glen
Anderson William R. coachman. Harvard c.
Highland, bds. 19 Glen
Andersson Adolph, laborer, Pitt, house 121
Ward [burn
Andersson August, laborer, bds. 83 Wasl^
Andersson Charles, wire drawer, bds. 9 N.
Ashland [Eastern ave.
Andersson Elaf, wlreworker, boards 46
Andersson Hannah, widow of Andrus, house
2 Pink
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Andersson Harry A. forenum, 94 Qrore, h. 7
Milton
ADderssoD Ja]mar, wireworker, bda. 5 Cres-
cent [Minn.
Andersson Johan W. removed to Gull Biver,
Andersson John, wireworker, boards 36
Winthrop
Andersson Lonis, wireworker, boards 44 N.
Ashland [Main
Andersson Lodwig, wire drawer, boards 115
Andersson Magnus, wire drawer, house 7
Ingalls [ton, h. 89 Bndicott
Andersson Nils N. moulder, 149 Washing-
Andersson Peter, wireworker, bds. 89 Mul-
berry [near Prionlx
Andersson Victor, wireworker, h. Whittier
Andersson William, laborer, boards 2 Pink
Andrews Albert W. carpenter, house 17
Catharine [Portland
Andrews Angle, clerk, 58 Myrtle, boards 87
Andrews Charles, salesman, 81 Mechanic, h.
45 Belmont [h. 41 Piedmont
Andrews Charles C. agent, 153 Soutbbridge,
Andrews Edwin £. agent Norwich & Wor-
cester B. B. 21 Park, boards Waldo
House
Andrews Frank T. cutter. Brattle near rail-
road station, bds. 7 Barclay
Andrews Hattie B. teacher, Belmont street
school, bds. 17 Catharine
Andrews Hiram T. removed from city
Andrews John A. physician, 288 Main, h. do.
Andrews John A. Jr. brass moulder, UN.
Foster, h. 20 Wyoming site
Andrews Marlon C. widow of Henry, bds. 7
Barclay [b. 112 Union
Andrews Osman S. moulder, 92 Thomas,
Andrews Bobert, farmer, house 35 Shelby
Andrews Samuel C. 152 Southbridge, house
17 Sycamore [h. 597 Main
Andrews Stephen, cutter, 152 Southbridge,
Andrews Wm. H. pattern maker, 51 Green,
bds. 594 Main
Andrucetti Anton, laborer, h. 8 Wood sq.
Angell John H. rem'd to Providence, B. I.
Anger Augustus, blacksmith, 52 School, h.
67 do.
Anger Augustus, Jr. died Dec. 12, 1882, age 22
Anger Charles A. armorer, 42 Gardner, h.
77 Lafayette
Anglum Ellen, widow of Daniel, house 22
Temple [Charles
Anglum John W. driver, 12 Grove, house 16
Angstrom Carl, designer, 94 Grove, bds. 72
Pleasant [n. Alvarado ave.
Angus Caroline, widow of David, h. Anna
Angus David, died Aug. 18, 1883, age 67
Annls Eliza M. nurse, bds. 70 Laurel
Anthony Abble £. bds. 252 Main
Anthony Charles F. heelmaker, 154 Front,
house 158 Austin
Anthony Edward M. laborer, 133 Union, b.
57 Washington sq. [Austin
Anthony Edwin G. heelmaker, house 158
Anthony Lewis, clerk, house 167 Front
Anthony Mary E. boards 252 Main
Anthony Nathaniel P. teamster, b. 57 Wash-
ington sq.
Anthony Theodore, wireworker, boards 65
Prescott
Anthony Walter M. gen. pass, agent, B., B.
& G. B. B., Union depot, bds. 81 Elm
Anthony William A. organ taner, 9 May, b.
176 Main
Anthony William H. clerk, boards 6 Salem
Anthony Zeriah 8. died Dec. 18, 1882, age 65
Antonio Francis, laborer, house 20 Henry
Apperson Jane Mrs. boardin^^-hoase, 27
Chandler [Main
Appleby Elmer H. moulder, 87 Gold, b. 607
Appleby Joseph A. carpenter, h. 5 Richland
Appleby Joseph A. Jr. clerk, 10 Trambnll, b.
5 Bichland
Appleton Michael, brickmaker, h. 18 Norfolk
Arbour Andrew, stonecutter, 181 Central, h.
8 Nashua
Arcade Malleable Iron Co., Washington sq.
Archabald George, farmer, bds. Oreen lane
Archambault Charles, sausage maker, b. 220
Shrewsbury
Archambeau Peter, painter, h. 76 Market
Archambeault Cyrllle, tinsmith, 151 Main^
boards 176 do.
Arenson Solomon, peddler, bds. 24 Water
A rial Michael, hairdresser, h. 77 Chandler
Arlington Lewis, teamster, bds. 101 Green
Arman Johanna, domestic, bds. 22 Vine
Armington Walker, grocer, 116 Front, and
(Armington A Co.), house Benefit comer
Beacon
Armington William P. packer, 20 Salisbury,
house 1 Agricultural
Armington & Co. ( W, Armington and </. IT*
Bigelowjf grocers, 12 Lincoln square
Armltage David, printer, 892 Main, hoose
Greenwood avenue
Arms Henry F. treasurer Wire Goods Co. 20
Union, boards 85 Chestnut
Armsby Emma B. Mrs. house 8 Downing
Armstrond Augustus S. harness cleaner, 5
Fruit, house 18 do. [h. 87 Thomas
Armstrong Byron D. grocer, 48 Chandler,
Armstrong Chester, farmer, house Holden
comer Smith lane
Armstrong James, clerk, 94 Grove, h. 22 do.
Armstrong John, cooper, house 55 Fountain
Armstrong Lewis, carpenter, Burnslde court,
bds. 594 Main [Washington
Armstrong Margaret, boarding-house, 59
Armstrong Sanderson, blacksmith, house 176
Southbridge [Austin st. pi.
Armstrong Walter A. carpenter, house 1
Armstrong William, butcher, bds. 40 Salem
Armstrong Wm. S. salesman, Winter cor.
Water, house 23 West
Army Geo. boot bottomer, 155 Front, house
74 Mlllbury
Army Louis, mason, house 15 LaAiyette
Army William, laborer, 41 Water, house 80
Mlllbury
Arnold Albert (Arnold, Gallagher A Pierce^
Hammond near B. B. house 41 Eudlcott
Arnold Angle, sllpper-maker, b. 92 Grafton
Arnold Chas. H. clerk, 271 Main, boards 7
Harvard
Arnold Charles H. truckman, h. 13 Chandler
J. 0. BEMIS & CO.,
JSXTBA WIDE BOOTS AND SHOES JPOJB COJUJPOBT,
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Arnold ChATles J. soapmaker, 825 Pleasant,
boose do. [bds. 60 Wall
Arnold Charles L. laborer, 60 Bloom Ingdale,
Arnold Cora E. b. Millbory opp. Whipple
Arnold Elisha, cotter, 70 Winter, boose 107
Grafton [r. 80 Lincoln
Arnold Ersolie B. Widow of Francis B. b.
Arnold Frank M. engineer, b. 98 Madison
ARNOLD FRANK 0. wood and coal, Mill-
borj opp. Greenwood, boards n. do., Q.
— See page 540
Arnold Fred H. car inspector, B. & A. B. R.
boose 60 Wall [Whipple, bds. do.
Arnold Fred. £. grocer, Mlllbury opposite
Arnold, Gallagher & Pierce (Albert Amoldy
Chas. Oallagher and Joieph F, Pierce),
Iron foonders, Hammond near R. R.
Arnold George E. watchmaker, 9 Wyman,
boose do. [R. R. bds. 127 Beacon
Arnold Geo. W. machinist, Hammond corner
Arnold George W. monlder, 77 Foster, boose
7Mott
ARNOLD JAMES 6. solicitor of patents,
271 Main, h. 7 Hanrard.— 5ee |ki^0 508 '
Arnold Mary Mrs. cloakmaker, boose 4 High
street conrt
Arnold Nancy E. widow of Alexander N.
bds. 56 Providence
Arnold OllTer, caidmaker, 66 Grafton, boose
8 Union place [57 Proyldence
Arnold Samoel A. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
Amott Bertha, h. 23 Endlcott
Arrooqoier Theodore, farmer, boose Clover
n. James
Arrooqoier William, stocoo worker, boose
Stafford near James [40 Grand
Arseneaolt Ell F. machinist, 62 Jackson, b.
Arseneaolt David, shoemaker, 89 Green, h.
40 Grand [126 Bloomingdale
Arseneaolt Flavian, laborer, Brackett ct. b.
Arseneaolt Henry, reed-board maker, 9 May,
boose 40 Grand
Arseneanlt Matilda Mrs. b. 108 Lamartine
Arseneaolt Nelson, boot bottomer, 70 Winter,
boose 29 Sargent
Arseneaolt Samoel, dyer, b. 108 Lamartine
Arsonneaalt Oliver, stonecutter, boose 21 1
Sommer
Artbor James, grocer, 55 Blackstone, h. do.
Artbor Rosanna, widow of William, boards
3 Glen
Ash James, milkman, boose 8 Mott
Ash James, watchman, boose 42 Gold
Ash Jobn H. coachman, 69 Chatham, boose
42 Newbory [Suffolk
Ash Patrick, painter, 77 Foster, boose 36
Ash Robert, finisher, 108 Front, b. 7 Brown
Ash Thomas, machinist, 54 Jackson
Ashey John P. tinsmith, 458 Main, boards
56 Myrtle [16 Gooldiog
Ashley Gilbert D. draoghtsman, 462 Main, b.
Ashley Jnstln, organ maker, 25 Union, house
16 Gouldin? [h. 110 Gold
Ashline John J. machinist. Junction shop,
Ashline Pliny M. rem'd to Champlain, N. Y.
Ash worth Edward, boards 23 Hawley
Asbwortb Thomas, dyer, Ashwortb & Jones*
Mill, boose Leicester, Valley Falls
Asbwortb A Jones (estate of T» Aehwarih
and E. Jones) ^ woolen manoftictorers,
Leicester, Valley Falls [75 Ward
Askelaf Jobn, laborer, 120 Vernon, boose
Aston Thomas E. carpenter, boose 538
Soutbbridge [97 Washington
Atherton Abbie S. widow of David, bouse
Atherton Alflred, carpenter. Park ave. cor*
Grove, bouse Hall near Sonny side
Atherton Charles W. painter, 12 Norwich,
boards 208 Main [Grove, b. HaU
Atherton Frank A. refMgerators, Park av. c.
Atherton Fred. A. carpenter, 10 E. Worces-
ter, bds. 27 Clinton [b. 14 Laorel
Atherton Galen P. woodworker, 171 Union,
Atherton Mary £. dressmaker, 88 Jobn, b«
do. [Sommer cor. Prospect
Atherton Natban, driver, 440 Main, boards
Atherton Sarah A. norse, boose 17 Home
Atherton Walter E. clerk, 440 Main, boose
18 Valley
ATHT ANDREW) coffin wareboose and
ondertaker, 16 Green, boose do. — See
page 572
Athy Frances M. teacher, Ledge street
school, boards 16 Green
Athy James A. ondertaker, 16 Green, b. do.
Atkins John G. removed to Boston
Atkins Wm. W. machinist, 77 Foster, bds.
14 Madison
Atkinson Amos, asst. city marshal, City
Hall, h. 90 Canterbory [76 Sommer
Atwood Andrew J. polisher, 19 Cypress, b.
Atwood Francis W. cardmaker, 246 Sootb-
bridge, boose 81 Washington
Atwood George H. (Q. P. Cobb d Co.)f 185
Front, boose 109 Pleasant
Atwood Matthias B. reed-board maker, 25
Union, b. 14 Gates [Gates, h. do.
Atwood Matthias B. Mrs. dressmaker, 14
Atwood Melissa A. boose 76 Piedmont
Aobertin Aogostos, machinist, b. 10 Brown
Aobertin Aogostos A. machinist, 110 Green,
bouse 163 Washington
Aubin Gideon, wire worker, h. 80 Central
Aubin Napoleon N. fitter, 57 Jackson, bds.
28 do. [2 Boyle's ct.
Aubrey Frank X. machinist, 81 Mulberry, b*
Aubuchont Augostos, plomber, boards 108
Lamartine [h. 108 Lamartine
Aobuchont Richard, machinist, 76 Beacon,
Aubochont Thomas, plumber, 51 Main, bds.
Lamartine near Sargent
Audett Arthur, skatemaker, 31 Mulberry, b.
121 Soutbbridge
Aoerdahl Peter, machinist, Hammond n. R.
R. boose 65 Lamartine
Anfemice Michael, baker, 37 Millbory, b. do.
Aoger Alphonso L. polisher, 44 Central, b.
52 Exchange [52 Exchange
Aoger Edmund, shoemaker, 125 Thomas, b.
Auger Joseph H. polisher, b. 52 Exchange
Auren Charles, laborer, h. McCormick's ct.
Auren Oscar, wireworker, b. McCormick's
court [Morse n. Lowell
AoHsant Godfirey, torner, 4 Leicester, b.
Aostin Alpbeos B. cabinetmaker, 509 Main,
boards do.
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AaatlD Amos, carpenter, b. 18 Chatham st.
place
Aostln Bros. (M, W. and W. H. AutUn),
pictures, 8 Washington sq. [Ash
Austin Edwin G. lastmalcer, 92 Foster, h. 7
Austin Ellen Mrs. waiter, 265 Main, h. 868i
do. [18 Chatham st. pi.
Austin Eugene C. armorer, 81 Hermon, bds.
Austin James, laborer P. & W. B. B. freight
house, house 82 Plymouth
Austin Maurice, iVamemaker, 8 Washington
square, boards 15 Myrtle
Austin Michael W. (At^tin Bros.), bds. 15
Myrtle [12 Washburn
Austin Nathan, saloon, 468 Southbrldge, h.
Austin Orlando H. ferrule maker, 70 School,
house 81 Coral
Austin Sampson H. produce, 147 Front, h.
41 Kingsbury [Washburn
Austin Sarah, widow of Sampson, boards 20
Austin William £. policeman. City Hall, h.
56 Eastern avenue
Austin William H. (Austin Bros,), boards 16
Myrtle [18 Newbury
Austin Wm. H. lastmaker, 92 Foster, house
Averill Emma L. clerk, 820 Main, boards 35
Lincoln [7 Belknap
Averill John F. machinist, 77 Foster, house
AverlU Sarah M. teacher, Lamartlne street
school, boards 17 High [170 Front
Avery Andr6, machinist, 77 Foster, house
Avery Andr6 Mrs. boarding-house, 170 Front
Avery Frank J. woodworker, h. 87 Portland
Avery James O. died July 29, 1888, age 88
Avery John J. shoemaker, 18 Mechanic, h.
181 Salem [7 Layard place
Avery Martha E. widow of James G. house
Avery Wesley, driver. City Farm, bds. do.
Avey Thomas, shoemaker, 68 High, house
Bridge
Azer Edward, carpenter, bds. MlUbury opp.
Perry [Oberlln
Axtell Albert E. machinist, 20 Union, h. 7
Ayott Ell, boot bottomer, 619 Main, house
17 Conlln court
Ay res Charles B. wire worker, 195 Front, h.
7 Newport [Denny
Ayres George M. clerk, 280 Main, house 12
Ayres Samuel (Samuel Ayres Manvf. Co,),
h. 82 Clifton
ATBES SAMUEL MANUF. CO. wire
goods, 195 Front. — Seepage 676
Ayres Windsor, boot treer, h. 191 Austin
Babbbt B. Fhanklin, carpenter, house 828
Park ave. [Austin
Babbitt George W. finisher. 60 King, h. 177
Babbitt Hiram A. carpenter, 10 E. Worces-
ter, bds. 16 Claremont
Babbitt Hiram F. removed to Barre
Babbitt Isaac, blacksmith. Millstone Hill, b.
Belmont near Bell pond
Babbitt Samuel F. carpenter, 92 Thomas, h.
88 John [Ics Hall, h. 88 John
Babbitt Samuel F. Mrs. librarian, 4 Mechan-
BABBITT WILLL4M £• machinist, 180
Gold and florist, June n. May, house do.
— See page 509
Babcock Chas. W. shoemaker, 619 Main, b.
10 Sudbury
Babcock Chester K. house 2 Austin
Babcock D. Marshall, card flniaher, 66
Grafton, house 9 Ooral
Babcock Edmund B. foreman, 66 Grafton,
house 65 Providence
Babcock Pardon L. machlnlsty house 16
Plymouth
Babcock Waldo S. clerk, Union depot res-
taurant, house 8 Smith court
Bacheler Clarence H. machinist, 57 Jackson,
house 10 Queen
Bachelor Fred, carpenter, boards 66 Front
Bachelor Orison J. foreman, 70 Winter, h.
Plantation near Hale [51 MyrUe
Bachelor WlUard F. clerk, 9 Tmmbull, h.
Back John E. foreman, 122 Gold, house 8
Benefit [Hemans
Back Joseph, wlreworker, b. Dryden near
Back William, machinist, 122 Gold, house
21 Spruce [Spruce
Back Wm. T. machinist, 129 Gold, house 21
Backlln Axel, draughtsman, b. 61 Orcliard
Backlin Gustavus B. machinist, 54 Jackson,
boards 61 Orchard
Backlln John, machinist, house 61 Orchard
Backman Albert, wlreworker, b. 146 Main
Backman August, wire drawer, h. 8 Crescent
Backman Carl, laborer, bds. 8 Crescent
Backman Chas. A. tailor, 410 Main, house 7
Layard place
Backman Frans L. laborer, h. Granite n. Cliff
Backus George T. (G. JS, Adams A Co.), 18
Lincoln square, house 88 Lincoln
Bacon Annie E. stitcher, bds. 59 Orange
Bacon Benjamin F. laborer, 16 Southbrldge,
boards do.
Bacon Betsy N. nurse, house 26 Bowdoin
Bacon Brlgham N. rem'd to New Haven,
Conn.
Bacon Caslmere, shoemaker, 68 High, house
17 Langdon [bds. n. do.
Bacon Charles, teamster, June near May,
Bacon Charles A. foreman, 68 High, house
41 Hollywood [Pleasant
Bacon Charles L. peddler, house May near
Bacon Charles S. salesman, h. 17 Freeland
Bacon Dlantha M. house 26 Bowdoin
Bacon Ella, clerk, b. 11 Thomas
Bacon Frank M. rem*d to Watertown, Dak.
Bacon Fred, driver. City Farm, bds. do.
Bacon Hattie N. bookkeeper, 9 Trumbull, b.
7 do.
Bacon Henry (Bacon, JSbpkins <ft Bacon), 7
Chapin block, bds. Bay Stale House
Bacon Henry A. woodworker, h. 5 Crlsty
Bacon Henry W. machinist, 86 Foster, bds.
29 Main
Bacon, Hopkins & Bacon (P, O, Bacon, W,
S, B, Hopkins and H, Bacon), lawyers,
7 Chapin block [rington avenue
Bacon Horace F. machinist, house 18 Har-
Bacon John H. boxmaker, 167 Union, house
14 GoQldlng
Bacon John W. carrier, P. O. house 84 Mill
Bacon Julius E. master of transportation,
&c. (at Providence), house 52 Lincoln
BEMIS & CO.,
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BOOTS, 491 ANn 498 MAIK 8TMBBT.
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Bftcon Hargoerite, widow of Oasimere, bds.
21 SpriDg
BacoD Mary S. widow of Ira P. bda. 47 Mill
Bacon Miles, carpenter, house 48 Mill
Bacon Peter, tinsmith, 28 Pleasant, house
78 BlaclEStone
Bacon Peter C. (Bacan^ SopIHna 4b Bacon),
7 Chapin block, honse 42 Elm
Bacon Samoel E. machinist, 28 Hermon,
hoose 84 Piedmont [14 Qonlding
Bacon Willie £. boxmaker, 167 Union, bds.
Badger Henrjr W. foreman, Washburn Ma-
chine Shop, boards 86 Boynton
Baer AlAred D. flirmer, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. Plantatiou n. do.
Baer Darius D. flirmer, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. Plantation n. do.
Bagiey Moses, engineer, 75 Beacon, house
15Dix
Bagiey Nettie, b. 7 Orchard [Bigelow ct.
Bailey Albert, hostler, 41 Foster, bouse 5
Bailey Carrie E. (BaUey dt Bu^field), 88
Water, house 40 Fox
Bailey Charles, boards 17 Fruit
Bailey Densmore, cook, boards 17 Fruit
Bailey Edwin D. rem'd to Wasblngton, D. C.
Bailey Ella M. bookkeeper, 806 Malu, bds.
70 Qrafton
Bailey George, flagman, Bloomingdale street
crossing, house 70 Grafton
Bailey George, foreman, 88 Water, house 80
JeflTerson [ingtou sq. h. 10 Howard
Bailey George G. boot bottomer, 7 Wash-
Bailey Geo. W. pattern maker, 140 Union,
house 70 Grafton [16 Mason
Bailey Henry D. clerk, 248 Pleasant, house
Bailey Henry J. agent, woolen manuf. 88
Water, house 40 Fox [Ashland
Bailey James T. wire drawer, h. l\^ North
Bailey John H. wire drawer, b. 287 Pleasant
Bailey Lottie, stitcher, boards 8 Tufts
Bailey Lucy B. widow of B. Franklin, house
Bailey near city line [JeflTerson
Bailey Maria A. widow of Henry, ooards 80
Bailey Phebe A. widow of Addison, house
57 School
Bailey Samuel W. removed from city
Bailey Susan M. widow, house 514 Main
Bailey Wm. H. rem'd to Philadelphia, Pa.
Bailey Wm. H. annealer, house 287 Pleasant
Bailey Wm. H. jr. farmer, bds. 287 Pleasant
Bailey & Busfleld (C. E. Bailey and J,
Bw(field)t woolen mannfs. 8^ Water
Bain Wm. baker, 86 Shrewsbury, boards 25
Fulton
Baiochi Louis, laborer, h. 98 Bloomingdale
Baird Fred. N. compositor, 410 Main, bds.
41 Edward [house do.
Baird Jennie L. Mrs. dressmaker, 8 Walnut,
Baird J. Herbert, removed to Boston
Baird J. Lorin, cutter, 70 Winter, house 40
Woodland [41 Edward
Baird Tbos. N. organ maker, 19 Union, h.
Bajune Frank, carpenter, 199 Chandler, h.
56 Canterbury
B^Jnne George, teamster, house 28 Grand
Baker Albert £. (D. J. Baker A Son), 1059
Main, boards do.
Baker Alice, widow of Austin, h. 46 Winter
Baker Almira, widow of James H. house 90
Portland [47 do.
Baker Arnold, finisher, 17 Southgate, bds.
Baker Celia R. Mrs. boarding-house, 44
School
Baker Charles, painter, 626 Main
BAKER CHA8. ft CO. (Wm. J. Baker),
lumber manufls. and dealers, 82 Foster,
house Salisbury cor. Park avenue.— 6^e«
colored page opp, CUy €hvemmen$
Baker David, boot treer, 619 Main, house
80 Harrison
BAKER DAYID J. A SON (A, E, Baker),
proprietors Elm wood House, 1059 Main,
house do — See page 559
Baker Dlmock, hackman, house 27 Russell
Baker Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, house
2 Taft [Pleasant
Baker Emily L. Mrs. boarding*house, 76
Baker Emma C. Mrs. -cashier, 24 Front, bds.
9 High
Baker Felix, removed to Montreal, Can.
Baker Fred. L. packer, 492 Main, boards 45
Pleasant [81 Clifton
Baker Frederick L. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
Baker F. M. Mrs. boards 80 Elm
Baker Hannah S. widow of Warren, house
84 Leicester [Harrison
Baker Helen, widow of David, boards 80
Baker James, removed fVom city
Baker John E. clerk, 104 Front, bds. 58 do.
Baker John L. real estate, bds. 58 Laurel
Baker John S. (Baker dt Burns), 98 Front,
honse Salem square corner Park
Baker Joseph, carpenter, house 52 Suffolk
Baker Lewis, wire worker, house 8 Ascension
Baker Lovell, real estate, house 58 Laurel
Baker Luke H. clerk, Exchange Hotel, b. do.
Baker Luther (Baker dk Ellis), 86 Park, bds.
Lincoln House [46 Winter
Baker Martin L. mattress maker, IS Park, b.
Baker Mary A. nurse, bds. 81 Clifton
Baker Michael, mattress maker, boards 46
Winter [9 High
Baker Orrin C. salesman, 88 Front, boards
Baker Patrick L. removed from city
Baker Peter, tinsmith, h. 78 Blackstone
Baker Rebecca T. widow of Daniel R. bds.
29 Laurel [bds. 85 do.
Baker Richard W. machinist, 28 Webster,
Balder Robert E. organ maker, 17 Hermon,
house 10 Hancock
Baker Rosa, widow of Fred. bds. Webster
opp. cemetery [Clarkson
Baker Rath, widow of Cyrus, boards 24
Baker Susan P. boards 81 Clifton
Baker Thomas, died June 4, 1888, age 54
Baker William E. & Co. spice manufs. 100
Exchange, house 84 Chatham
Baker Wm. H. machinist, 28 Webster, bds.
16 Crompton
Baker Wm. J. (C. Baker d> Co,), 82 Foster,
h. 24 Oxford
Baker & Burns (John S. Baker and Wm. H.
Burns), ladies' underwear, 98 Front
Baker & Ellis (L. Baker and J. C, Elite),
provisions, 86 Park
BEMIS & CO.,
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JLND CAN FIT ALL FEET.
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Balcom Andrew W. chalrmaker, 16 Union,
house 21 Liberty [Pleasant
Balcom Augustus, carpenter, bouse 288
Balcom Chas. D. conductor, h. 10 Penn ave.
Balcom Edward £. cutter, rear 155 Front,
house 24 Portlaud [School
Balcom Edward E. section master, house 46
Balcom Elias T. house 49 Pearl
Balcom George F. physician, 10 Webster,
house do. [house 85 Orange
Balcom John D. shoemaker, rear 155 Front,
Balcom Julia A. widow, bds. 15 Mason
Balcom Lucius A. clerk, 885 Main, house 16
Merrick
Balcom William H. bds. 57 Pleasant
Balcom Wm. H. rem'd to East Douglas
Baldwin Charles C. (J. 2>. BcOdioin & Co.)*
444 Main, h. 11 Cedar
BALDWIN CHARLES H. plumber, 6 Ex-
change, h. 12 Sever. — See page 602
Baldwin Charles W. machinist, 76 Beacon,
house 8 Charlton
Baldwin Cora A. teacher, Adriatic school,
bds. 8 Charlton [burg
Baldwin C. Elizabeth, removed to Fitch-
Baldwin Edward, h. 55 Gold [9 Portland
Baldwin Eliza D. widow of Nathan, boards
Baldwin Ellory A. inspector, 425 Main, h.
at W. Upton [King
Baldwin Flora I. bellows maker, boards 26
Baldwin Frederic M. foreman, 19 Union, h.
4 Cristy [Prescott
Baldwin Frederick E. carpenter, boards 59
Baldwin James, stonecutter. Crescent, bds.
106 Salem
Baldwin John D. died July 8, 1888, age 78
Baldwin John F. laborer, bds. 55 Gold
Baldwin John S. (J, D. Baldtoin A Cfo.J, 444
Main, house 81 Chatham
BALDWIN J. D. & CO. (J. S. and a C.
Baldwin), proprietors Worcester Dally
Spy, 444 Main. — 3ee page 491
Baldwin LemiraH. widow of John D. h. 1
Quincy [Salem
Baldwin Margaret, widow of John, h. 106
Baldwin Nelson, watchman, h. 59 Prescott
Baldwin Thomas, helper, 51 Green, b. rear
86 Assonet
Baldwin Walter, laborer, bds. 55 Gold
Baldwin William, farmer, h. 8 Gardner
Baldwin William, house 94 Grafton
Balitinns John, laborer, b. Mechanic c. Ui^on
Ball Allison S. butcher, h. 162 Lincoln
Ball Arthur T. clerk, 827 Main, house 5 Lan-
caster
Ball Dyer, millwright, h. 88 Park avenue
Ball Edward W. (Clark, Sawyer A Co.), 480
Main, bds. 85 Pleasant
-Ball E. William, bds. 85 Pleasant
Ball Frank A. removed to Boston
Ball Frank H. moulder, 149 Washington, b.
88 Orange
Ball George H. house 5 Benefit
Ball Homer E. wire drawer, house 311 Cam-
bridge [bridge
Ball Homer J. wire drawer, house 811 Cam-
Ball Horace F. woodworker, 5 Sargent, h. 8
Kilby
Ball Jane P. widow of Lyman £• hoase 88
Orange
Ball John E. boot bottomer, h. 82 Hudson
Ball Lewis F. carpenter, 166 Unioo, bds. 15
Maple [school, bds. 2S6 Main
Ball Lydia W. teacher. South IVorcester
Ball Olive P. widow of Phineas, boards 170
Chandler
Ball Oliver M. carpenter, 184 Lincoln, b. do.
Ball Oscar C. carpenter, honse 82 Paine
Ball Phinehas, hydraulic engineer, 492 Main,
and pres. Union Water Meter Co. 88
Hermon, house 45 Lanrel
Ball Sarah M. widow of Richard, boose 107
Green [n. Goes sq.
Ball Susan A. widow of John, honse Lioveil
Ball Thomas A. removed from city
Ball Thomas B. carpenter, house 1 Brittan
Ball William C. packer, bds. 44 School
Ball William E. engraver, 852 Main, bonse
Lovell near Coes square
Ballantine Patrick, cooper, Putnam lane, b.
16 MiUbury
Ballard Charles, insurance, h. 22 Channing
Ballard Charles A. salesman, b. 100 Chandler
Ballard Charles H. machinist, house 9 Mi.
Vernon [land
Ballard Dana L. truckman, house 80 Wood-
Ballard Edgar, clerk, bds. Yernon, Qnio-
sigamond [Penn ave.
Ballard Harrie A. machinist, 161 Union, b. 8
Ballard Harry, bookkeeper, 16 Foster, bds.
88 Austin
BALLARD JOHN 8. A CO. grocers, 16
Foster, and stone quarry, Ballard, h.
Vernon cor. Ballard, Quinsigamond. —
Seepage 587
Ballard Louis S. salesman, 505 Main, bds. do.
Ballard Mary, died Jan. 10, 1888, age 85
Ballord Marshall S. lumberman, h. 87 May
Ballou Albert F. & Bro. (Q. D. BaUouJ^
painters, rear 16 Pleasant, house 18
Merrick [78 Chatham
Ballou Amasa, painter, rear 10 Pleasant, h.
Ballou Charles A. paperhanger, h. 24 Lee
Ballou Franklin M. teamster, b. 87 Mechanic
Ballou George D. (A. F, Ballou 4b Bro,), r.
16 Pleasant, h. 4 Winslow
Ballou Horatio S. boot crimper, 9 Barton pi.
b. 20 Bellevue [Woodland
Ballou Lewis P. grocer, 2 Silver, house 29
Ballou Orren F. Jeweler, 568 Main, h. 582 do.
Ballou Walter F. clerk, bds. 78 Chatham
Balmer Annie, domestic, 72 Mechanic
Balmforth William, finisher, 83 Water, bds.
40 Fox
Bamforth William H. rem'd to Holyoke
Bancroft Abbie F. widow of Harrison, bds.
13 Dix
Bancroft Carmi H. rem*d to Brattleboro, Vt.
Bancroft Charles S. died Sept. 29, '88, age 60
Bancroft Chester, farmer, house 40 Carroll
Bancroft Clinton A. teamster, 8 Allen court,
h. 84 Portland
Bancroft Eliza A. nurse, h. 5 Henchman
Bancroft Enoch, farmer, house Lincoln near
Melrose
Bancroft Frank N. clerk, 141 Central, b. do.
BEMIS & CO.,
KBBP J, JD. rAVBniNO A CO.'S VINB HUOES FOB
WOMBy'8 AND MISSES' WBAB IN KID AND GOAT.
WOBOE8TEB [Q] DIREOTORT.
59
Bancroft Henry L. clerk,- 240 Main, boards at
Axibnm
Bancroft Isaac A. honse 14 Allen
Bancroft James A. moulder, 65 Jackson, h.
8 Austin [5 Cotta^
Bancroft James H. lawyer, 410 Main, house
Bancroft John A. street sprinkler, 141 Cen-
tral, honse do. [n. city line
Bancroft Lorey F. farmer, h. 601 Sonthbrldge
Bancroft Martha, widow of Samuel N. bds.
17 Piedmont [Houghton av. b. do.
Bancroft Kathan, driver. Union avenue c.
Bancroft Bebecca J. widow of Charles S.
h. TrowbridgeviUe near cemetery
Bancroft Roswell S. farmer, house Lincoln
n. Melrose
Bancroft Sarah A. house 18 Cedar
Bancroft Wm. driver, City Farm, bds. do.
BAUCBOFT WILLIAM F. & CX>. iron plan-
ers and wool-spinning machinery, La-
grange cor. R.R. h. 96 Beacon. — Seepage
658
Bancroft Willis H. fireman, house 71 East-
em av.
Bane John, shoemaker, house r. 108 Salem
Banfield Francis L. physician, 28 Lincoln sq.
h. do. [house Salem sq. c. Park
Banfield Wm. £. apothecary* 50 Trumbull,
Banslain Gaspar, weaver, h. 140 Pleasant
Bi^GS ANSON ft CO. (E, P. Bangs), eave-
troughs, gutters, condactors, &c., 175
Union, house 18 Hawley. — Seepage 604
Bangs Edward P. {A. Bangs A Ck),)^ 175
Union, house 11 Hawley
Banister Caroline L. widow of Samuel, house
23 Maple [58 Pleasant
Banister Charles H. clerk, 889 Main, boards
Banister Emory, 811 Main, house 8 EUirvard
Banister James S. bookkeeper, 284 Main, b.
28 Maple [Lincoln sq.
Banister Orvis K. teamster, 94 Grove, h. 28
Banks Matilda, at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, bds. do.
Banks Zachariah W. attendant, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Banning Erastus, farmer, h. Glean, Tatnuck
Bannon James, laborer, bds. 104 Lamartine
Bannon John A. filecutter, 1 Washington
square, house 86 Washington
Bannon Thomas, teamster, house 19 Brown
Baptists John, helper, house 11 Mill
Barber Albert J. carpenter, h. 28 Grand
Barber Ann Maria, widow of Benjamin, bds.
9 Claremont [18 Dix
Barber Arthur 8. clerk, 37 Pleasant, boards
Barber Augusta E. widow of William T. b.
West Boylston, Barber's crossing
Barber Benj. A. bookkeeper, 440 Main, bds.
811 do. [bridge
Barker Chas. S. watchman, h. 85 South-
Barber Clara M. widow of J. Dwight, house
Salisbury n. Forest [Pleasant
Barber Emory P. reed finisher, boards 85
Barber Eunice D. widow of Silas, h. 18 Dix
Barber Frank, laborer, house 9 Curtis
Barber Frank 0. rem'd to Newton
Barber George, house 84 Portland
Barber George A. laborer, house 81 Salem
Barber Gteorge F. bootmaker,h.r.l4 Madison
Barber Hannah F. widow of Levi H. house
r. 14 Madison [27 Chandler
Barber Henry D. printer, 187 Front, house
Barber Isaac, carriage maker, 52 School, h.
16 John
Barber John P. boards 84 Portland
Barber Josiah, farmer, h. Salisbury n. Forest
Barber Lucy A. widow of Benel, boards 27
Chandler
Barber Mary C. Miss, house 692 Main
Barber Oscar W. teamster, boards 28 Grand
Barber Ruth E. Miss, boards 692 Main
Barber Sylvia, widow of Calvin, house 3
Webster [91 Portland
Barber Theodore, packer, 54 Hermon, house
Barber Thomas, boot treer, 108 Front, house
16 Fox
Barber William F. engraver, b. 16 John
Barber William H. clerk, 50 Beacon, b. do.
Barbour Geo. W. cutter, 20 Salisbury, bds.
81 Salem
Barbour Martha A. Mrs. house 112 Pleasant
Barbour M. Jennie, assistant librarian. Free
Public Library,18 Elm, bds. 112 Pleasant
Bardwell Etta J. overseer, b. 82 Pleasant
Bard well Everett J. bookkeeper, h. 21 Sever
Bardwell James B. coal dealer, 92 School,
house 12 Laurel [Piedmont
Barhydt Benjamin F. peddler, house 86
Barhydt Wm. V. H. bookkeeper, 50 La-
grange, h. 41 Piedmont
Baribeault Henriette, rem'd to Boston
Baribeanlt Louisa, removed to Boston
Baribeault Mary, dressmaker, 60 Green, h.
do. [chanic, bds. do.
Baribeault Phebe, dressmaker, 91 Me-
Barker Albert A. (Barker db Nourse), and
patent solicitor, 425 Main, boards 88
Chatham
Barker Arthur H. fireman, W. & N. R. R.
bds. Plantation near B. & A. R. R.
Barker Baizzil C. hairdresser, h. 4 Newbury
Barker Benjamin, Jr. salesman, 480 Main,
boards do. [h. at Millbury
Barker Calvin W. armorer, 20 Manchester,
Barker Charles E. bootmaker, b. 288 Main
Barker Charles W. policeman, Station 2,
Lamartine, honse 15 Mason
Barker Elizabeth M. house 548 Main
Barker Forrest E. lawyer, 11 Pleasant, h. 16
Reservoir [School
Barker Frank W. sawyer, 19 Union, bds. 44
Barker George V. policeman, City Hall, h.
21 Townsend [Chatham
Barker Harriet E. widow of John B. h. 88
Barker Hattle A. Miss, bookkeeper, 11 Pleas-
ant, boards Plantation n. B. & A. R. R.
Barker Henry D. teacher, h. 6 Smith ct.
Barker Jesse D. patrolman, h. 24 Hudson
Barker John Albert, machinist, b. 69 Barclay
Barker John M. broker, 8 Washington sq.
boards 58 Pleasant
Barker Josiah G. carriage maker, 150Uniony
house 18 Reservoir
Barker Levi, house 101 Park
Barker Mary F. teacher, Oxford st. school,
boards 88 Chatham
BUSH & CO.,
PBOBRIBTOItS BUSH'S lilVEB PIZLS, 40 riLZS
IN EACH BOX, FOB »5 OMNTS,
60
WORCESTER [B] DIBBOTORY.
Barker Nathan A. fiirmer, house 101 May
Barker Otis B. removed to Boston
Barker Persts, widow of Samuel D. h. 92
Chatham
Barker Phebe, widow of Hiram, boards 21
TowDsend [B. & A. B. B.
Barker Richard, carpenter, h. Plantation n.
Barker Samuel, loomfixer, Brussels, bds. 71
Beacon [59 Barclay
Barker Thomas, machinist, 110 Green, h.
Barker William A. machinist, h. 15 Beaver
Barker William H. machinist, 42 Gardner,
boards 24 Hndson
BABKEB & NOUBSE M. A. Barker and
W, B, Nburse), architects and draughts-
men, 425 Main. — 8ee page 503
Barlow Edward K. removed ftt>m city
Barlow Jeremiah S. mason, house 887 Main
Barlow Lena Mrs. house 8 Honchin ave.
Bamaby J. B. & Co. (H, B. Winship), cloth-
ing, 16 Front, h. at Providence, R. I.
Barnard Benajah, truckman, Walker court,
house 4 Portland
BARNARD BROTHERS (F. E. and H. JS.
Barnard) i trunk manuflicturers, 494
MeAn^^See page 524
Barnard Charles E. house 81 Cutler
Barnard Charles H. machinist, 57 Jackson,
house 91 Chandler
Barnard Cyrus G. truckman, 494 Main, h. 8
Clinton [8 S. Russell
Barnard Francis L. burnisher, 68 High, h.
Barnard Frank, driver, h. Lyman, Bamard-
ville [Main, h. 86 Pleasant
Barnard Frank B. (Barnard Bros.), 494
Barnard Frank M. engineer, B. & A. R. R.
house 102 Grafton [do.
Barnard Franklin, physician, 176 Main, h.
Barnard Frederick G. painter, b. 7 Pembroke
Barnard Frederick J. lawyer, 6 Chapin blk.
house 69 Lincoln
BARNARD GEORGE A. slate and asphalt
roofer, 74 Prescott, h. MiUbrook cor.
Burncoat. — See page 606
Barnard George F. clerk, 74 Prescott, bds.
Millbrook cor. Bunicoat
Barnard George W. carriage painter, 168
Union, house rear 9 Charles
Barnard Hiram E. (Barnard Bros.), 494
Main, bds. 8 Clinton
Barnard John, machinist, 25 Union, b.58 Main
Barnard John C. boards 95 Lincoln
Barnard Jonathan, died July 5, 1888, age 58
Barnard Lewis (Barnard, Sumner A Co,),
827 Main, house 95 Lincoln
Barnard Maggie, waiter, boards 879 Main
Barnard Mary £. teacher, Thomas street
school, boards 184 Main
Barnard Nancy, bozmaker, boards 818 Main
Barnard Rebecca, physician, 184 Main, h. do.
Barnard Sarah R. widow of John, h. Mill-
brook cor. Burncoat
BARNARD, SUMNER & CO. (L, Barnard,
O. Sumner and O. E. Putnam), dry
goods and carpets, 827 and 829 Main. —
Seepage 580
Barnard Walter B. clerk, 74 Prescott, bds.
Millbrook cor. Burncoat
BARNARD WILLIAM C. real estate, h.
Oakland, Barnardville. — See page 497
Barnes Abigail C. widow of Baxter, h. 82
Bowdoln
Barnes Albert G. salesman, b. 103 Grafton
Barnes Alfred L. moolder, 92 Thoniaa, b. 79
Myrtle [184 do.
Barnes Amy, cooking school, 492 Main, b.
Barnes Charles W. physician, 16 Walnot,
house do.
Barnes David T. lastm&ker, h. 7 Bellev^ae
Barnes Etta M. attendant, Worcester Lana-
tic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Barnes Fannie S. clerk, boards 82 Bowdoin
Barnes Flavel H. baker, 166 Pleasant, hoase
78 Austin [178 Anstln
Barnes Franklin D. whitener, 284 Main, h.
Barnes Frederick A. supt. Hope Cemeterj,
house Webster, Barnardville
Barnes Fred. W. organ-action maker, 19
Union, boards 6 William
Barnes George H. organ maker, 17 Hermon,
house 17 Richards [81 CarroU
Barnes George W. electrician, 28 Pearl, h.
Barnes Gtoorge W. Mrs. dressmaker, 81 Car-
roll, house do.
Barnes George W. wrenchmaker, 4 Leices-
ter, house Mill cor. Leicester
Barnes Henry, plumber, boards 210 Summer
Barnes Lorenzo L. woodworker, 26 Salis-
bury, house 22 Lancaster
Barnes Nelson M. carpenter, 77 Foster, li. 5
Silver
Barnes Norman E. carriage maker, Pleasant
cor. Mill, Tatnuck, h. do.
Barnes Patrick, driver, 196 Union, bds. 80
Mechanic
Barnes Samuel F. Janitor, bds. 22i Pleasant
Barnes Walter U. removed to Littleton
Barnes Wm. A. machinist, h. Nelson place
near Grove
Barnes Wm. £. engineer, bds. 66 Front
Barnes Wm. H. removed to Gardner
Barnes Wm. P. engineer, 88 N. Foster, b.
15 Maple
Barnett Samuel, stenographer, 94 Grove, b.
28 Lincoln sq. [1026 Main
Barney Abigail B. widow of BenJ. F. boards
Barney Chandler P. salesman, h. Piedmont
place [h. 21 Lafayette
Barney Joseph, shoemaker, rear 155 Front,
Barney Luther J. spring>bed maker, Leices-
ter n. Mill, house 1058 Main
Baronian Jacob, tailor, 886 Main, boards
15 Lancaster
Barr David, driver, 15 Market, boards 6
George st. ct. [Portland pi.
Barr George L. trunkmaker, 20 Front, h. 8
Barr John, laborer, house 26 Col ton
Barr John C. machinist, 18 Cypress, house
199 Mechanic [h. do.
Barr Josie Mrs. dressmaker, 199 Mechanic,
Barren Amos, hostler, 7 £aton place, bds.
Waverly House [8 Mulberry
Barrett Aleck, blacksmith, 118 Foster, bds.
Barrett Chas. F. conductor, 15 Market, bds.
216 Main [Cherry
Barrett Chas. J. cook, 225 Front, boards 28
BUSH & CO.,
MAKE COlfDITIOy POWDBM8 WHICET, IV V8Bn VREE'LT,
WILU WORK WONDERS WITH STO€K.
WORCESTER [B] WRECTORY.
61
Barrett Corlls, qnarrymao, hoase Belmont
iMar Bell pond [bory
Barrett £dward, laborer, hoase 147 Shrews*
Barrett Enster C. gardener, house 40 Cutler
Barrett Frank W. engineer, 15 Union, house
60 Orchard
Barrett F. J. mason, bds. Waverly House
Barrett George A. packer, 15 Union, house
56 Salisbury [29 Salem
Barrett George E. machinist, 110 Green, h.
Barrett Henry, pattern maker, 110 Green,
house 90 South Russell
Barrett James, Worcester Iron Foundry Co.
56 GK>ld, house 17 Lamartine
Barrett John, stonecutter, house 28 Arch
Barrett John F. machinist, bds. 18 Harrison
Barrett John Q. A. drlrer, h. 4 Mulberry ct.
Barrett J. Franklin, peddler, h. 10 Robinson
place [Washburn
Barrett Lawrence, laborer, 189 Union, b. 15
Barrett Louis A. blacksmith. Bridge corner
Foster, boards 15 Thomas
Barrett Lyman B. carpenter, 10 E. Worces-
ter, house 81 Washington
Barrett Mary, widow of Thomas, house 184
Southbridge [yille
Barrett Mary Mrs. h. West Boylston, North-
Barrett Mary A. Mrs. cutter, boards 498
Southbridge
Barrett Mary A. Mrs. house 257 Main
Barrett Michael, laborer, h. 18 Harrison
Barrett Michael, wire drawer, b. 5 Lovell ct.
Barrett Michael, laborer, house 4 Foyle
Barrett Nettie Mrs. dressmaker, h. 7 Coral
Barrett Otis B. farmer, h. 66 Salisbury
Barrett Patrick, Junk dealer, house 14 Hill
Barrett Samuel, woodworker, 100 Frescott,
bds. at Ayer Junction
Barrett Samuel, blacksmith, 1 Coes square,
house Mill corner Coes
Barrett Thomas, died March 22, 1888, age 46
Barrett Thomas, supt. Worcester Iron
Foundry Co. 56 Gold, h. 21 Grosvenor
' Barrett Thomas, mason, 28 South Irving,
house do.
Barrett William, mason, b. Waverly House
Barri Martin, sec. Monroe Organ Reed Co.
25 Union, house 14 Lincoln sq.
Barron Michael, laborer, 21 Park, house 16
South Irving [house 1 Baker
Barrows Alonzo M. machinist, 4 Leicester,
Barrows Edward D. & Son ( M. E, Barrows )y
heel mannf)9. 199 Front, h. 28 Orange
Barrows Erastus I. hostler, bds. 42 Green
Barrows Foster Mrs. house 18 Assonet
Barrows Fred. £. machinist, 28 Webster,
boards 7 do.
Barrows Myron E. (E, D, Barrows db SonJ^
199 Front, house 20 Orange
Barrows Wm. A. (Stockwell db Barrows) , 1
Webster sq. house 1 Baker
Barrows Wm. A. salesman, b. 7 Webster
Barrows Wm. D. machinist, 28 Webster,
house 7 do.
Barry Albert L. painter, h. 98 Bloomingdale
Barry Annie F. widow of Patrick, house 98
Southbridge [52 Lamartine
Barry Catherine, widow of Edmund, boards
Barry Charles, laborer, 51 Main, bds. do.
Barry Cornelius, boot crimper, 154 Front,
boards 58 do.
Barry Daniel, driver, bds. 25 Summer
Barry Edward, laborer, b. 894 Southbridge
Barry Fergus, boot bottomer, 7 Washington
sq. bds. 170 Front
Barry Isaac, laborer, b. 98 Bloomingdale
Barry James, boot treer, 11 Water, house
26 Cutler
^arry James, moulder, 149 Washington, b.
179 Shrewsbury [b. 44 Lamartine
Barry James T. boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
Barry Jennie B. seamstress, bds. 84 Grove
Barry Jeremiah, machinist, h. 54 Beacon
Barry Johannah, widow of Edward, house
196 Shrewsbury
Barry John, teamster, r. 155 Main, bds. 61
Green [Sigoumey
Barry John, grinder, 100 Prescott, house 5
Barry John, farmer, h. Lincoln n. City Farm
Barry John, saloon, 100 Southbridge, bds. 9
Green [Summer
Barry John, steamfitter, 198 Front, house 17
Barry John, removed to Ireland
Barry John, Jr. driver, Steamer No. 1, 10
Bigelow ct. bds. do. [44 Lamartine
Barry John G. bootmaker, 82 Austin, house
Barry John J. boot crimper, bds. 58 Front
Barry John P. died
Barry Joseph, bootmaker, bds. 12 Beach
Barry Kate, widow of James, h. 5 Milton
Barry Mary, widow of Patrick, boards 56
Providence
Barry Michael, laborer, 48 Grafton, house 15
Burt [28 Bradley
Barry Michael, machinist, 110 Green, bds.
Barry Michael, teamster at gas works, house
228 Union
Barry Michael J. machinist, bds. 28 Bradley
Barry Patrick, engineer, 94 Grove, house 81
Summer
Barry Patrick, laborer, house r. 45 Summer
Barry Patrick, died March 19, 1888, age 88
Barry Philip J. removed ftom city
Barry Richard F. boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
h. 186 Washington
Barry Robert, shoemaker, 28 Bridge, h. do.
Barry Russell W. carpenter, h. 42 Chatham
Barry Thomas, laborer, Lafayette c. Quin-
sigamond av. h. 61 Lafayette
Barry Thomas, laborer, 110 Green, h. 12
Bracket t ct.
Barry Thos. Jr. laborer, b. 12 Brackett ct.
Barry Thomas, teamster, house 1 Columbia
Barry William, laborer, 485 Southbridge, h.
890 do.
Barry William, laborer, h. 135 Salem
Barry Wm. H. moulder, 100 Prescott, house
16U Grove [bridge, h. 60 Beacon
Barsarian Moses A. embroiderer, 26 South-
Barth William, tailor, 410 Main, h. 81 Bene-
fit [Norwood
Bartlett Abby, widow of Perley, house 8
Bartlett Ada H. dressmaker, 224 Main,
h. do. [bury av. b. n. do.
Bartlett Albert, foreman, Harrington n. MIU-
Bartlett Albert, laborer, 48 Thomas, bds. do.
CONDITION POWDERS,
A POPULAR JRJEMEDT, FOR HORSES, CATTLE,
OR OTHER STOCK, MAUE BT BUSH A CO.
62
WOROESTBB [B] DIBECTORT.
Bartlett Charles A. provisions, 686 Main,
house 88 Orange
BARTLETT CHAS. A. tripe and ground
bone manuf. Harrington n. Mlllbury
av. house 34 Orient. — See page 555
Bartlett Chas. W., United States Navy, bds.
20 Harvard
Bartlett Daniel, janitor, 418 Main, bds. do.
Bartlett Edgar C. printer, 425 Main, b. 108
Tliomas [55 Elm
Bartlett Elizabeth B. widow of Lyman, h.
Bartlett Frank F. machinist, 22 Cypress, b.
62 Exchange
Bartlett Fred. L. rem'd to Shrewsbury
Bartlett Fred. R. proprietor Famumsville
express, 440 Main, h. at Farnumsville
Bartlett Geo. A. carpenter, 60 Blooraingdale,
h. 19 Coral [b. 55 Elm
Bartlett Halleck (Bice di Bartlett), 10 Pearl,
Bartlett Henrietta, widow of Horace, bds.
186 Austin
Bartlett Henry W. rem'd to Webster [b. do.
Bartlett James C. music teacher, 887 Main,
Bartlett James H. machinist, 22 Cypress, b.
100 Summer [Cherry
Bartlett Jerome L. clerk, 162 Front, h. 5
Bartlett John F. provisions, house Grove c.
Holden [27 Penn av.
Bartlett John H. mason, 81 Central, house
Bartlett Jonas H. woodworker, 166 Union,
h. 244 Main
Bartlett Lizzie A. bookkeeper, 88 South-
bridge, b. 670 Main [house do.
Bartlett Lydla, dressmaker, 82 William,
Bartlett Lydia A. widow of Jonas, house 818
Main [coin
Bartlett Lyman T. expressman, h. 169 Lln-
Bartlett Mary, dressmaker, house 288 Main
Bartlett Mary L. widow, bds. 50 Orange
Bartlett Melzar A. wood turner, 72 School,
h. Holden n. West Boy Is ton
Bartlett Michael, laborer, house 12 Ward
Bartlett M. Ella, music teacher, boards 8
Norwood [bridge
Bartlett Phineas, laborer, house 500 South-
Bartlett Sandford A. carriage manuf. 118
Foster, h. 8 Mulberry ct. [40 Chatham
Bartlett Theodore H. clerk. City Hall, house
Bartlett Usurla J. bds. Leicester, V. F.
Bartlett Walter J. butcher, r. 71 Mechanic,
bds. 170 Front [118 Austin
Bartlett Warren F. machinist, 88 Hermon, h.
Bartlett William H. principal Dix street
school, h. 52 William [Front
Bartley John F. plumber, 6 Exchange, b. 58
Barton Alice, student, b. 225 Main [44WillIam
Barton Angeline D. Mrs. housekeeper, bds.
Barton Austin, house 94 Elm
Barton Charles S. pres. Rice, Barton & Fales
Machine and Iron Co. 77 Foster, boards
857 Main
Barton Edmund M. librarian. Am. Antiqua-
rian Society, Main cor. Highland, house
Salisbury n. Forest • [h. 10 do.
Barton Frank M. shoemaker, 28 Mlllbury,
Barton George S. treasurer Rice, Barton &
Fales Machine and Iron Co. 77 Foster,
house 857 Main
Barton George W. mason, 11 Belknap, h. do.
Barton Horace W. machinist, h. 28^ Glen
Barton John F. hostler, 7 Central, house
West Boylston, Northville
Barton Joseph K., National Mannf. Co. 179
Main, bds. Bay State House C^^- d^*
Barton J. Marcus, physician, 59 Pleasant,
Barton Margaretta L. K. widow of Jason, h.
100 Chatham
Barton Maria W. died Nov. 24, 1S88
Barton Reuben L. machinist, h. 27 Hawley
BARTON SAMUEL B. secretary Wor.
Manufacturers Mut. Ins. Co. 448 Main,
h. at North Oxfor^.^ See page 495
Barton Thomas, spinner, 82 Sonthgate, h.
at Rochdale [roVi
Barton William E. wire drawer, h. 12 Car-
Barton William P. mason, h. 12 Belknap
Barton William S. city treasurer, 6 City
Hall, house 23 High
Bascom Henry, shoemaker, house 6 Olen
Bashaw Joseph T. removed to Grafton
BASS CHARLES H. wood engraver, 845
Main, bds. 13 Wachusett.— i9e« page 615
Bassett Arthur, switchman, h. 124 Central
Bassett Edgar M. painter, 100 Prescott, bds.
7 Otis [at W. Boylston
Bassett George O. finisher, 82 Austin, house
Bassett Helen, bookkeeper, bds. 6 Walnnt
Bassett Jason, heeler, house 142 Pleasant
Bussett John Arthur, foreman, N. & W. R. R.
round house, bds. 8 Portland pi.
Bassett Joseph M. (Johnson <0 BaseeUJ^ 186
Union, h. 18 Oread pi.
Bassett Lucius J. builder, 152 Austin, house
26 Merrick
Bassett Milo P. rem'd to Holden [b. do.
Bassett Sarah P. dressmaker, 2 Agricultural,
Bassett Waldo, clerk, bds. 61 Myrtle
Bassett Walter D. clerk, 158 Main, bds. 18
Goulding [h. 167 Pleasant
Bassett William C. finisher, rear 155 Front,
Bassett Wm. H. engineer, W. & N. R. R.
yard, bds. 124 Central
Basterdes Theodore, moulder, 68 Washing-
ton square, house 108 Grafton
Baston Jefferson H. carpenter, h. 1 Bellevue
Bastrom Eric W. wireworker, h. 186 Prescott
Batalou Peter, laborer, house 66 Norfolk
Batchelder Alice, removed fh)m city
Batchelder Carrie, stitcher, bds. 64 Salem
BATCHELDER CHARLES F. granite
quarrier and contractor, 10 Edward,
house do. — See page 596
Batchelder George E. foreman, 68 High, h.
96 Austin [Pleasant, h. 96 Austin
Batchelder George E. Mrs. dressmaker, 11
Batchelder George W. bootcutter, 68 High,
bds. 96 Austin [ingdale, h. 16 Tirrell
Batchelder James W. R. moulder, 14 Bloom-
Batchelder Joseph W. boards 96 Austin
Batchelder Orrin S. supt. (at Providence,
R. I.), house 5 SycanH)re
Batchelder, see Bachelor [Irving
Batcheller Emma E. capmaker, boards 40
Batcheller Henry C. clerk, 534 Main, boards
66 Front [Woodland
Batcheller J. Edward, carpenter, house II
BUSH & CO.,
CONMTJON POWDERS, VUIsTi BOVKJ} rAOKA€HBa,
PBIOB 85 CBNTa PJBB ^ACKJLOB.
WOBCESTER [Q] DIRBCTORT.
63
Batchellor Silas H. carpenter, 11 School, h.
184 Beacon [bda. 168 Front
Batchelor George H. engineer, 161 Union,
Batchelor William F. cotter, h. 25 Crown
Bates Alice E. bds. 62 Anstin [Lewis
Bates Arthur, machinist, Pakachoag Mill, b.
Bates Betsey H. widow of Orson, boards 6
Chatham [24 Richards
Bates Carrie T. widow of Joseph N. boards
Bates Charles A. driver, 15 Market, honse
10 School
Bates Charlotte H. widow, b. 107 Anstin
Bates Edward, clerk, 875 Main, b. 18 Holmes
Bates Eliza J. dressmaker, b. 7 Parlin place
Bates Geo. A. physician, 5 Elm, bds. Lincoln
Hoase [Austin
Bates H. Ward, Insurance, 10 Pearl, bds. 107
Bates Ira D. laborer, 91 Foster, bds. 8 High
Bates Joseph N. died Feb. 22, 1888, age 71
Bates Lester L. iceman, 96 School, b. 10 Arch
Bates Lllla J. Mrs. box trimmer, boards 22
Wyoming site
Bates O. William, died Sept. 20, 1888, age 25
Bates Sabra, clerk, b. 18 Barclay [h. do.
Bates Sarah A. Mrs. dressmaker, 887 Main,
Bates Theodore C. prop. Worcester Corset
Co. 566 Main, house 42 Harvard
Bates William, died Oct. 15,.1888, age 57
Bates William, laborer, bds. 7 Parlin place
Bath Robert P. bookkeeper, 164 Front, house
rear 682- Main [Laurel
Batson Lewis C. machinist, 161 Union, h. 82
Battelle Caroline £. boards 4 Maple place
Battelle Freeman, bleacher, 802 Main, house
86 West [bds. High n. Chatham
Battelle George L. boot manuf. 18 Mechanic,
Battelle George S. mason, h. 9 Warren
Battelle Joseph W. needle manuf. 19 Church,
honse 5 Dover [15 Clinton
Batten William H. tinsmith, 609 Main, house
Batteresby Joseph, Junk, house 8 Henry
Battey Orrin F. toolmaker, 4 Leicester, h.
12 Tirrell [Central
Battles James H. painter, boards 108 East
Battles John J. painter, 227 Main, bds. 108
East Central [East Central
Battles Mary, widow of Anthony, house 108
Baudendistel Catherine Mrs. honse 167 Cam-
bridge [h. 6 Lunelle
Baudendistel Louis, shoemaker, 18i Austin,
Baudette Edward, carpenter, h. 15 Carlton
Baadette Edward, carpenter, h. 18 Spring
Baudette Ferdinand, removed to Webster
Baudette Francis, boards 18 Spring
Baudette Raphael, carpenter, b. 15 Carlton
Baodry Isidore, removed to Quebec, Can.
Bauer Charles, machinist, h. 162 Prescott
Bauer Henry, grocer, 27 Grosvenor, h. do.
Bauer Marie C. widow of Paul, house 7
Lexington
Bauer Paul, died Oct. 25, 1888, age 42
Bauer Peter, laborer, h. Webster n. cemetery
Baven James, fhller, 548 Sonthbridge, house
do. near city line [do. n. city line
Baven Joseph, laborer, 548 Sonthbridge, b.
Bayer Lars, armorer, bds. 92 Union
Baxter James F. removed to Milford
Bay State Shoe and Leather Co. 68 High
Bayerle Henry, upholsterer, b. 87 Mechanic
Baylies Catherine R. widow of Henry, bds.
8 Green lane
Baylies Eliza B. teacher, 145 Sonthbridge
Baylies Henry W. laborer, 19 Cypress, bds.
8 Green lane [Main
Baylis John T. clerk, 81 Hermon, bds. 690
Bazley Charles, saloon, 216 Sonthbridge, h.
do. [8 Smith court
Bazley Frank, machinist, 161 Union, house
Bazley Walter E. machinist, 178 Union, h.
' 19 North Ashland
Beach Rhoda, boards 25 Trumbull
Beach William (Chamberlin dt Beach), 18
Mechanic, h. 4 Summit [Channlng
Beagary John C. clerk, 94 Grove, house 42
Beahn James H. machinist, 81 Mulberry, b.
86 Pond
Beal Forrest E. removed to Lawrence
Beals Alanson, bootmaker, bds. 49 Irving
Beals Edwin C. carpenter, honse 42 Lincoln
Beals Frank H. clerk, 94 Grove, boards 109
Beacon
Beals Joseph, student, boards 88 West
Beals Walter G. removed firom city
Beaman Arthur M. machinist, 88 Hermon,
boards 1 Brigham
Beaman Gamaliel S. carpenter, h. 1 Brigham
Beaman Mary A. cashier, bds. 1 Brigham
Beaman Millla C. widow of Edson, boards
8 Dewey [hourfe 28 Kendall
Beaman Moses S. machinist, 26 Salisbury,
Beaman Myron B. coachman, 104 Lincoln,
h. Crescent c. Henchman [Harvard
Beaman Ruth, widow of Ephralm, boards 6
Bean Almlra L. widow of Danford S. b. 88
Harvard [12 Adriatic ct.
Bean Clement, laborer, 17 Sonthgate, house
Bean Clement, armorer, 42 Gardner, house
6 Adriatic court
Bean Felix, laborer, house 45 Grand
Bean Hannah, widow of Joseph, h. 11 Hill
Bean Henry H. faults, &c. 115 Park, house
12 Providence
Bean Ida, boards 7 Chandler [86 Pond
Bean James H. machinist, 81 Mulberry, bds.
Bean Javan E. carpenter, Washburn Ma-
chine Shop, house 8 Agricultural
Bean John, laborer, boards Clover
Bean John, spokemaker, house 108 Thomas
Bean John, jr. moulder, 68 Washington, h.
91 Mulberry [Ward
Bean John F. engineer, 86 Vernon, h. 88
Bean Josephus C. engineer, N. & W. R. R.
bds. 56 Portland [h. do.
Bean Louis, saloon, 12 Washington square.
Bean Mary A. dressmaker, boards 86 Pond
Bean Nelson, polisher, 44 Central, house 90
Grafton [Harrington ave.
Bean Otis, foreman, 94 Grove, house rear 18
Bean Patrick, peddler, house 86 Pond
Bean Stephen J. pattern maker, 77 Foster,
house 85 Piedmont
Beane Frank A. organ-board maker, 25 Her-
mon, house 12 May
Beardow Grosvenor S. removed from city
Bearse J. Andrus, organ maker, 19 Union,
house 888 Main
BUSH & CO.,
PBOPMiBTOBa Buaxpa lxvjbb pitjI^s, 40 riiijjs
Xy JBACS BOX, VOB »S CBITTS,
64
W0RCE8TEB [B] DIBBCTOXT.
Beatty Lucy A. Mrs. bouse 80 Summer
Beaty John H. wireworker, boards McCor-
mick's court
Beaty Thomas, laborer, h. McCormlck's ct.
Beauchamp John, carpenter, rear 28 Austin,
house 57 High
Beaudet Joseph D. rem'd to Boston
Beaudette Orelie, widow of Moses, house 44
Beacon [Main
Beaudoin Narcisse, bootmaker, boards 554
Beaudreau Peter, died May 8, 1888
Beaudreau Yictorie, widow of Peter, house
Walker court [90 Lamartine
Beaudry Joseph, coal, 51 Washington sq. h.
Beaulac Joseph, shoemaker, b. 1 Leland ct.
Beaulieu Joseph, bootmaker, house 52 Wall
Beaulieu LctI, carriage maker, Shrewsbury
cor. Lyon, house do.
Beaulieu Napoleon, removed fh>m city
Beaumont Abraham W. boot treer, 108
Front, house 7 Harrison
Beaumont Frederick, machinist, 54 Jackson,
h. 168 Chandler [91 Pleasant
Beaumont John J. dry goods, 518 Main, h.
Beaumont Martha, widow of Abraham, bds.
168 Chandler
Beaumont Paul, carpenter, h. 70 Shrewsbury
Beauregard Azarle, shoemaker, 70 South-
gate, h. do. [gate, b. do.
Beauregard Hermides, shoemaker, 70 South-
Beauregard Hermineglide, shoemaker, 70
Southgate, b. do. [187 Washington
Beauvais Alfred, machinist, 88 N. Foster, h.
Beauvais Henry & Co. fTheo, F, BeauvaU),
grocers, 72 Southgate, house 58 Grand
Beauvais Joseph A. ferrule maker, 70
School, boards 85 Summer
Beauvais Theodore F. (Henry Beauvais db
Co.Jf 72 Southgate, house 6 George
Beauvies Albert, machinist, 1 Coes sq. h.
Lovell near do.
Beaven Albert, laborer, 17 Southgate
Beaver Lars, armorer, 44 Central, h. 92 Union
Beazley Richard T. removed to Boston
Beck Thomas H. hairdresser, b. 57 Fountain
Becker Balthazer, removed ft'om city
Becker Edward C. A. teacher, 424 Main, b.
8 Church place
Becker Emil, saloon, 165 Main, h. 167 do.
Becker Frans K. wire drawer, h. 174 Lincoln
Becker George, baker, 78 Lamartine, h. do.
Becker Johan F. heater, house 6 Oswald
Becker Morltz, rem'd to New York city
Beckett Geo. tailor, boards 14 Tremont
Becklln Alex. F. draughtsman, 94 Grove, b.
Orchard
Becklln Charles, laborer, bds. r. 7 Carbon
Beckman Anthony, carpenter, College Holy
Cross, boards do.
Beckstrom Carl 0. laborer, h. 28 Orchard
Beckton William G. driver, 51 Green, h.
Pleasant near Mill, Tatnuck
Beckwith Effie M. teacher, 476 Main, b. 22
Maple [Salem
B6dard Adolphns, bootmaker, house 9
BEDABD ALBERT A. & CO. machine
screw manufacturers, 89 Exchange, h.
Remans cor. Dryden. — See page 675
B^ard Edward, screwcntter, 99 Bxcbaoge^
b. Norfolk
<B6dard John O. removed to Manitoba
B6dard Napoleon, screwcuttert 89 Sxchange,
boards 96 Norfolk
B^dard Peter, removed to Spencer
B6dard Peter Nazairre. screwcntter, 89 Ex-
change, h. 1 Hemans
Beebe Dora Mrs. nurse, house 4 Hudson
Beebe Wallace C. rem*d to Chatham, N. T.
Beebe r Max, peddler, house 25 Thomas
Beede Daniel Q. boards 22 Portland
Beede Elisha F. Job wagon, 94 School, bda
4Bobinsonpl. [b. Ill Summer
Beedle Geo. harness maker, 25 Exchange,
Beekman Garrett, removed to Sonthbridge
Beers Alton, telegrapher. Union depot, bds.
544 Main fb. 180 Sonthbridge
Beesting Walter T. finisher, 28 Mulberry,
Behmer Emil, laborer, house MUlbury near
Perry ' [106 do.
Belrne Bernard, saloon, 182 Southbridge, b.
Bejune Joseph, laborer, 23 Webster, house
15 Mill
Belair Agnes, widow of Henri, b. 83 Saleffi
Belalre Philip, baker, 18 Grand st. ct. house
28 Douglas
Belanger Alphonse, lastmaker, 19 Church,
house rear 204 Sonthbridge
Belanger David, reedmaker, 25 Union, bds.
9 Grand st. ct.
Belanger Dieudonne, carpenter, h. 11 Meade
Belanger Francis, laborer, h. r. 71 Millbury
Belanger John B. blacksmith, 85 School, h.
66 Bloomingdale
Belanger Joseph, lastmaker, 19 Church, h.
Orient near Ascension
Belanger J. Alphonzo, salesman, 848 Main,
house 1 Gouldlng
Belanger Louis A. (Belanger A Co.), 460
Main, bds. Waverly House
Belanger Victor (Belanger A Co.^, 460 Main,
h. 11 Chatham st. place
Belanger & Co. ( V. and L. A, Belanger),
pubs. Le Courrler de Worcester, 460
Main
Belcher Charles, house 256 Pleasant
Belcher Edwin A. clerk, 8 Pearl, boards 6
Chatham
Belcher Geo. W. pattern maker, Muskeego
cor. Albany, bds. Adams n. Shrewsbury
Belcher Gilbert G. removed to Spencer
Belcher Herbert B. (Watson A Belcher), 8
Pearl, house 41 Plymouth
Belden Charles H. tinware, h. 112 Southgate
Beldlng Harriet S. widow of Gteorge W. h.
28 Bowdoin [house do.
Bellsle Alexander, shoemaker, 71 Lafayette,
Belisle Alexander, Jr. manager, 802 Main,
house 26 Hermon
Belisle Eli, carpenter, boards 1 School
Belisle Eli, boot bottom er, 10 Douglas st.
ct. house do. [71 Lafayette
Belisle Eugene, carpenter, 11 School, bds.
Bellsle Felix A. removed to Holyoke
Bellsle Joseph, boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
house 44 Green ■
Belisle Napoleon, carpenter, bds. 2 Orchard
"RFMTC ^^ PA 'C ^MICSS ABB TO SUIT THE TIMES.
JDJLluiO W V>Uf tJ AT NOa. 421 AND 498 MAIN 8TBEBT.
WORCESTER [B] DIRECTORY.
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Bellveao John, stonecatter, Crescent, bds.
176 Prescott
Beliyeao Loais, shoe bottomer, 152 Soath-
brldge, house r. 92 Lamartlne
Bell Abraham B. snpt. Worcester Carpet
Co. honse 8 Princeton
Bell B. Frank T. turner, Bridge c. Foster,
boards 21 Exchange [26 Elliott
Bell Dock W. hairdresser, 74 Thomas, house
Bell Frank H. clerk, Directory Office, 452
Main, boards 40 Portland
Bell John D. laborer, h. 405 Southbridge
Bell Joseph H. removed to New Bedford
Bell Michael A. machinist, 110 Green, house
82 Thome
Bellean Simeon, printer, 11 Central Ex-
change, h. r. 77 Chandler
Belleisle Eugene, removed to Walton, Can.
Bellows George F. truckman, b. 21 Abbott
Bellows George N. laborer, house 204 South-
bridge
Bellows Herbert L. driver, h. 25 Summer
Bellows Horace, clock repairer, 822 Main,
bds. 826 do.
Bellows liOnise, widow of Lyman, house
Mlllbrook near W. Boylston
Bellows Mary A. widow of Wm. H. house 68
Orchard [21 Piedmont
Bellows Simeon M. shoemaker, 68 High, h.
Bellville Fred. H. mason, house 224 Mill-
bury [137 Bloomiugdale
Bellville Oliver, painter, 15 Union, house
Belval Fred B. shoemaker, 68 High, bds. r.
60 Beacon [at Millbury
Belville Frank, armorer, 81 Hermon, house
Bemis Abel, carpenter, house 88 Grove
Bemis Addison J. horse 8hoer(at Westboro'),
house 46 Providence
Bemfs Albert L. removed to Spencer
Bemis Alonzo A. dentist, 887 Main, bds. 102
Elm [Gates
Bemis Alonzo F. cutter, 70 King, house 21
Bemis Amorette A. dressmaker, b. 144 West
Bemis Bama, foreman, 18 Mechanic, b. 117
Thomas [h. do.
Bemis Caroline A. Mrs. matron, Salisbury,
Bemis Charles £. wire drawer, h. 6 Elliott
Bemis Charles H. woodworker, 9 May, h.
186 Pleasant
Bemis Clarence E. shoe cutter, 10 Mulberry,
h. at Oxford [h. 102 Elm
Bemis Edgar W. pattern maker, 26 Salisbury,
Bemis Ellas T. foreman. Daily Spy, 442
Main, house 82 Carroll
BEMIS FRANK W. & GO. provisions, 20
Pleasant, b. 75 Piedmont.— i9e« page 550
Bemis George M. clerk, 80 Front, house 82
Carroll [42 Newbury
Bemis George W. organ maker, 9 May, h.
Bemis Gilbert C. (Bemis <& Fletcher), 13
Mechanic, boards 117 Thomas
Bemis John M. student, bds. Salisbury n.
Forest
B£1US J. ORLANDO & CO. boots and
shoes, 878 Main, h. 5 Kendall place (off
William). — See foot lines under A
Bemis Merrick, physician, 34 Pearl, house
Salisbury n. Forest
Bemis Moses, house 16 Irving
Bemis Nathan T. ft Co. (8. D. SvoeU), sta-
ble, 68 Exchange, house 40 do.
Bemis Nettie, waiter, 171 Front, b. 175 do.
Bemis Samuel W. hostler, 68 Exchange, h.
4Dix
Bemis Thomas B. removed to Milford
Bemis Warren, driver, bds. Lakeside ave. n.
Coes sq.
Bemis Wm. A. carpenter, h. 2 Agricultural
Bemis Wm. W. woodworker, 196 Union, h.
1 Davis
BEMIS ft GO. (E. A. Kelley and E. J.
PyUnam)y boots and shoes, 423 Main. —
See foot lines under B
Bemis ft Fletcher (G, 0, Bemis and E. P.
Fletcher) J shoe manu&. 18 Mechanic
Benchley Charles H. bookkeeper, junction
shop, house 14 Kingsbury
Benchley James E. bookkeeper, 8 Norwich,
house rear 6 King
Bender Jacob T. clerk, 181 Main, bds. 19
Liberty [h. 82 Shelby
Benedict Waite M. conductor, W. ft N. R. B.
Benglinan Gaspar, confectioner, house 140'
Pleasant
Bengson Erick J. galvanizer, b. 4 Oswald
Bengson Nils, wireworker, h. 88 Union
Bengtson Adolph, laborer, h. 880 Millbury
Bengtson Albin, laborer, b. Fox st. place
Bengtson Carl, wireworker, h. Bvron near
Mlllbrook [Mlllbrook
Bengtson John M. wireworker, h. Byron n.
Bengtsson August, organ-action maker, 9
May, house 267 Park ave.
Bengtsson John, laborer, bds. Taylor
Bengtsson John, laborer, b. 828 Millbury
Bengtsson John A. armorer, 44 Central, h.
5 Glen [Bloomiugdale
Beiv)am1n Tonssainte, blacksmith, boards 66
Bennberg John O. fireman, h. 224 Millbury
Benner Frank L. machinist, 129 Gold, bds.
8 do.
Benner Herbert O. clerk, 484 Main, bds. at
Millbury [at Holden
Bennett Alden H. moulder, 100 Prescott, h.
Bennett Austin C. h. 85 Southbridge
Bennett Charles J. wireworker, house 14
Greorge [h. Elmwood
Bennett Charles L. carpenter, 4 Leicester,
Bennett Edward, bootmaker, 82 Austin, h.
46 Assonet
Bennett Edward A. driver, house 87 Grove
Bennett Effle L. teacher. Win slow st. school,
bds. 21 Hudson
Bennett Ellen B. folder, bds. 20 Home
Bennett Ephralm L. organ maker, 17 Her-
mon, house 19 Larch [86 Hanover
Bennett George, chairmaker, 15 Union, house
Bennett George L. farmer, 285 Pleasant,
boards do.
Bennett Hardin W. laundryman, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Bennett Harrison A. truckman,h. 27 Charlton
Bennett James E. clerk, 1 Park, h. 528 Main
Bennett John, boot bottomer, 68 High, h. 46
Assonet
Bennett John, machinist, bds. 24 Lafayette
BEMIS & CO.
KEBB WALKER, STRONG A CABROLL'S HAND AJTD
MACHINE BEWEn GOODS, FOR MEN'S WEAR.
66
WORCESTER [B] DIRECTORY.
Bennett John C. clerk, 405 Main, h. 21 Hud-
son
Bennett John H. machinist, house 2 Elliott
Bennett Joseph, mason, house 1 Orchard
Bennett Joshua W. farmer, bds. Salisbury
ne^ Flagg [25 Blackstone
Bennett Maurice, moulder, r. 25 Hermon, b.
Bennett Patrick, boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
bds. 46 Assonet [25 Blackstone
Bennett Patrick D. watchman, 196 Union, h.
Bennett Ruth L. housekeeper, r. 26 Glen
Bennett Samuel, finisher, house 20 Home
Bennett Samuel H. T. carpenter, h. Apricot
Bennett Sarah £. folder, bds. 20 Home
Bennett Thomas, U. S. Navy, h. 14 Elliott
Bennett William A. rem*d to MiUbury
Beno Joseph, carpenter, h. 28 Grand
Beno Levi, finisher, 7 Washington sq. h.
8 Clarkson [186 Southbridge
Benoit Albias, moulder, r. 25 Hermon, bds.
Benoit Arthur, clerk, 817 Main, boards 26
Hermon [at Webster
Benoit Chas. boot bottomer, Hamilton, h.
Benoit Eli, grocer, 148 Southbridge, h. 146 do.
Benoit Francois X. polisher, 81 Mulberry,
and confectioner, 4 Lafayette, h. do.
Benoit Frank, laborer, Putnam lane, h. 220
Shrewsbury [136 Southbridge
Benoit Joseph, moulder, r. 25 Hermon, h.
Benoit Joseph, shoemaker, bds. 5 Pond
Benoit Lucinda Mrs. dressmaker, 10 Warren,
house do. [10 Warren
Benoit Napoleon, cutter, 10 Mulberry, h.
Benoit Oliver A. lastmaker, 92 Foster, b. 14
High [bridge
Benoit Tarlile, widow of Eli, h. 186 South-
Benoit William, lastmaker, 92 Foster, h.
85 Lincoln
Benson Addison, hostler, 29 Wyman, b. do.
Benson C. Selden, woodworker, 25 Union,
h. 188 Main
Benson Herbert T. heel presser, h. 9 ^tna
Benson Laroy, machinist, 33 Hermon, h. 84
Piedmont [12 Newbury
Benson Lewis W. machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
Benson Samuel C. shoemaker, Hamilton, h.
Grafton n. Hale
BENT CHARLES M. treasurer People's
Savings Bank, 452 Main, h. 86 Fruit.—
See page 479
Bentson Lars P. wire drawer, house Prloulx
Ben way Alexandre, laborer, h. 27 North
Berard Celanire D. Mrs. grocer, 101 Canter-
bury, h. do. [86 Canterbury
Berard Gilbert, shoe bottomer, 68 High, h.
Berard Isaie, clerk, 101 Canterbury, h. do.
Berard Louise Mrs. dressmaker, 19 Bridge,
house do.
Berard Mizael, rem'd to Auburn [do.
Bercume Francis A. hostler, 40 Foster, bds.
Berg Andrew, laborer, h. 7 Perry
Berg August, laborer, h. Millbury n. grist-
mill, Q. [bury opp. Perry
Berg B. Mary, widow of Charles, h. Mill-
Berg Charles, laborer, h. 71 Ward
Berg Chas. J. armorer, 42 Gardner, bds. 55
Eastern ave.
Berg Emanuel, laborer, h. 6 Thenius
Berg Ernst H. laborer, bds. 85 Slgel
Berg Ivar G. laborer, 61 Green, h. 35 Slgel
Berg John, carpenter, h. MiUbary n. Perry
Berg John, machinist, 51 Green, b. 35 Sigel
BERG JOHN, manager Swedish Pub-
lishing Co. room 16, 410 Main, h. 15 Mil-
ton.— See page 511 [mill. Q.
Berg J. August, laborer, h. Millbnry n. grist-
Berg M. Louise, b. Millbury opp. Ferry
Berg Peter G. laborer, bds. r. Millbury n.
Greenwood
Berg P. August, laborer, h. 8 Oswald
Bergen Wm. H. bootmaker, h. 208 Main
Berger Peter N. salesman, 484 Main, house 7
Fulton
Bergeron Actor, removed to Brockton
Bergeron Charles G. painter, r. 84 Thomas,
bds. 118 Washington [Washington
Bergeron Germain. J. machinist, bds. 118
Bergeron John Mrs. bds. 8 Honchin ave.
Bergeron Moses, skatemaker, 81 Millbnry, h.
118 Washington [ingrton, h. do.
Bergeron P6tronille, dressmaker, 116 Wash-
Bergeron Zaphire, carpenter, h. 66 Ward
Berggren Charles, bartender. 111 Main, bds.
115 do.
Berggren John, wireworker, h. 22 Columbia
Berglund Charles, laborer, h. rear 29 Dix
Berglund Lars, wire drawer, h. 2 Tbenius
Bergmack Frank, wireworker, h. 6 Crescent
Bergman Alfred, wireworker, bds. II Cres-
cent
Bergman Andrew, rem'd to Chicago, lU.
Bergman Charles A. laborer, bds. 897 Mill-
bury [bds. 267 Park av.
Bergman John Alfred, machinist, 44 Central,
Bergqvist Olof , laborer, b. 881 Cambridge
Bergstram Gustaf , wireworker, h. 76 Grove
Bergstr5m Adolph, laborer, h. 826 Millbury
Bergstrom Alfred, cabinetmaker, 25 UnioD,
bds. 12 Union av.
Bergstrom August, wireworker, h. 11 Cres-
cent [28 Orchard
Bergstrom Carl O. painter, 247 Main, house
Bergstrom Chas. tailor, 410 Main, boards 19
Fulton [Millbnry
Bergstrom Charles, ironworker, house 88S
Bergstrom Charles P. sinker, house Millboiy
opp. Perry
Bergstrom Fred, laborer, bds. 826 Millbnry
BergstrOm Gustaf, laborer, b. 12 Union av.
BergstrOm Gustave, wireworker, h. 8 Perry
Bergstrom John, laborer, h. 8 Thenius
Bergstrom John A. cabinetmaker, house 12
Union av.
Bergstrom John B. laborer, h. 826 Millbury
Bergstrom Lars G. helper, h. 2 Taylor
Bergstrom Lars G. blacksmith, 10 Mill, h. 63
Millbury [b. 12 Union av.
BergstrOm Olof G. woodworker, 57 Jackson,
Bergstrom Peter E. laborer, b. 826 Millbary
Bergstrom S. August, shingler, h. 298 Cam-
bridge [Prescott pi.
Berkman Johan A. wire drawer, h. r. 15
Berkman Peter G. wireworker, bds. rear 15
Prescott pi.
Berlin Andrew, blacksmith, h. 89 Bndicott
Berlin Oscar, blacksmith, bds. 89 Endicott
BUSH & CO.,
rBOPBIETOMS OF KBWTOX'S COUOM BALSAM,
56 FRONT STBEBT.
WORC£STEB [B] DIRBOTOBT.
67
Bernard Felix, laborer, h. 85 Lamartlne
Bernard Francois, lastmaker, 92 Foster, h.
64 Wall [116 Sargent
Bernard Peter, shoemaker, 28 Malberrj, b.
Berner John B. boot bottomer, 619 Main, b.
108 Lamartlne
Bemerd Jusant, laborer, h. 2 Hawkins
Bernerd Mary, Sister Superior, Sisters of
Notre Dame, 86 Vernon
Bemerd Mercel, carpenter, h. 1 Norfolk ct.
Bernier Arthur, removed to Spencer
Bemier Joseph, laborer, h. 58 Wall
Bernier Joseph, removed to Webster
Bernier Narcisse, blacksmith, 52 School, b.
16 Thomas [Central
Berrigan Edward C. wire drawer, b. 119 £.
Berrigan John J. laborer, b. 119 £. Central
Berrigan Kate T. h. 119 £. Central
Berrigan Wm. F. piano polisher, b. 119 £.
Central [h. 26 Belleyne
Berry Charles £. wireworker, 20 Union,
Berry Chester, removed to Philadelphia, Pa.
Berry Henry B. printer, 11 Central £z-
change, h. 8 Denny
Berry John, machinist, hoase 26 Kansas
Berry John M. provisions, 16 Pearl, bds. 9
Vine
Berry Lewis, qnarryman, h. r. 11 Palmer
Bertels Joseph, sausage mannf. 160 Front, b.
10 Bartlett pi.
Berth Lawrence, loom fixer, 54B South-
bridge, h. 64 Canterbnry
Berthiaume Alexis, wagon maker, 191 Union,
h. 98 Bloomingdale
Berthiaume Clement, polisher, 20 Manches-
ter, h. 74 Southbridge [Can.
Berthiaume Cyprian, rem'd to Boucherville,
Bertram Valentine, wireworker, b. 45 Sum-
mer [house 86 Lamartlne
Bertrand Hermidos, shoemaker, 11 Water,
Bertrand Victor E. cutter, 70 Winter, bds.
128 Soathbridge
Bessey Albert D. machinist, 77 Foster, bds.
128 Main
Bessey Merritt B. removed to Holyoke
Beswick James, wire drawer, house 185
Millbnry
Beswick John, wire drawer, b. 185 Millbury
Beswick William, engineer, Brussels, h. 5
Cheever [28 Mason
Bethune Angus, cutter, 10 Mulberry, house
Betterly Edward 8. watchman, h. 92 Wash-
ington
Bevan Charles E. removed to Boston
Beyer Henry, npholsterer, 476 Main, b. 87
Mechanic [72 Green
Beyer John A. shoemaker, Hamilton, house
Beyer Joseph F. basket maker, h. 54 Ex-
change [dale ct.
Bianchi Angelo, laborer, h. 8 Blooming-
BlanchiPolo, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale, h.
66 do.
Bibeau Clara Mrs. h. 96 Bloomingdale
Blckford Chas. S. tinsmith, 458 Main, house
20 Winslow
Blckford Hazen A. carpenter, boards 9 Davis
Blckford John C. (Bickford A Bliss), 18
Mechanic, bds. 5 Walnnt
Blckford Robert B. rem*d ttom city
Blckford Sarah W. Mrs. house 62 Pleasant
Bickford & Bliss (J, C. Bickford and JS. M.
Bliss), slipper manuf. 13 Mechanic
Blcknell Albert A. musician, 16 Waldo, h.
86 Green
Blcknell Ellas P. driver, Adams Express Co.
r. Union depot, bds. 66 Front
Blcknell Frank S. clerk, 116 Front, house 67
Orange
BICKNELL JOHN F. lumber, 48 Shrews-
bury, h. 5 Sever. — 8se front coVd page
Bieberbach Geo. jr. machinist, W. & N. B.
B. repair shop, h. 8 Smith ct. [do.
Bieberbach John, peddler, 111 Summer, b.
BIEBERBACH J. GEO. bottler and min-
eral water mannf. Ill Summer, h. do. —
Seepage 548
Bieberbach Richard, npholsterer, 15 Union,
house 18 Fulton
Bigelow Abbte A. widow of Walter, house
4 Mt. Pleasant [Agricultural
Bigelow Albert M. picture frames, house 8
Bigelow Alexander, agent HopeviUe Manuf.
Co. 2 P. O. block, h. 5 Ashland
Bigelow Alva W. bookkeeper, 888 Main, h.
8 Hanover
Bigelow Amos E. (G, C* A A. E, Bigelow),
5 N. Foster, h. 7 Mt. Pleasant
Bigelow Bert £. clerk, 876 Main, boards 7
Bowdoin
Bigelow Chas. A. (E. T, Smith dt Co,)f 26
Shrewsbury, b. 68 Pleasant
Bigelow Chas. B. clerk, 191 Front, boards
20 King [b. 170 Front
Bigelow Chas. E. finisher, 10 Mulberry,
Bigelow Chas. E. pres. Bay State Shoe &
Leather Co.68 High, h. at Brooklyn,N. Y.
Bigelow Chas. B\ treas. Wicks Manuf. Co.
543 Southbridge, bds. 58 Pleasant
Bigelow Chas. O. teamster, b. 75 Grove
Bigelow Edward, farmer, h. Green lane
Bigelow Eiyah W. pattern maker, 122 Gold,
h. 18 Lagrange
Bigelow Ellen C. widow of Samuel T. house
10 Lagrange
Bigelow Eugene F. removed to Natlck
Bigelow Francis C. & H. real estate, 460
Main, house 8 Mount Pleasant
Bigelow Frank A. removed from city
Bigelow Frederick F. physician, 150 Central,
boards 6 Edward
Bigelow George A. house 8 Loudon
BIGELOW GEORGE G. & A. £. carpen-
ters and contractors, 5 North Foster, h.
6 Benefit. — See page 588
Bigelow George E. machinist, 17 Lincoln,
house 15 Carroll
Bigelow George L. cutter, bds. 6 Chatham
Bigelow George T. painter, 100 Prescott, h.
186 Central [House
Bigelow George W. optician, boards Waldo
Bigelow Henry (F. 0, A H, Bigelow), 460
Main, bds. 6 Benefit [18 Lagrange
Bigelow Horace E. clerk, 94 Grove, house
BIGELOW HORACE H. propr. of Bige-
low's Garden, 19 Foster cor. Norwich,
house 11 lSAm,--8ee pages 583 and 588
BUSH & CO.'S
CONOITIOIf POWnBRa AME USBD BXTJByarFJBLT WOB
POUXiTBT A3 WBLI, A8 ANIMALS,
68
W0BCE8TEX [Q] DIBBCTORY.
Blgelow Horace W. (Bigelow S Longley)^
888 Main, bds. Bay State Honse
Bigelow IrvlDg Elbridge, printer, 47 Main,
boards 7 Mount Pleasant
Blgelow Irving E. boards 11 Elm
Blgelow Isaac M. house 3 George
Blgelow I. Rhoanah, widow of Charles P.
house 6 Edward [Apricot, V. F.
Blgelow James E. watchman, Leicester, b.
Blgelow Jamefei W. {Armington A Co.), 18
Lincoln square, boards 682 Main
Blgelow John C. h. 17 Oread [Aprloot
Blgelow John H. carder, Hunt's mill, house
Blgelow John J. carrier, Post-Office, house
8 Dewey [49 Irving
Blgelow John W. wireworlcer, 179 Main, h..
Blgelow John W. grocer, 61 Main, h. 53 do.
Blgelow Jonah H. president National Manu-
facturing Co. 179 Mniu, house 20 King
Blgelow Jotham E. teamster, h. 91 Grove
Blgelow Julia A. house 208 Austin
Blgelow Julian F. manager roller skating
rink, 19 Foster, house 142 Beacon
Blgelow Lavlnia, widow of Isaac, house 75
Grove [station, h. 142 Beacon
Blgelow Leander, ticket agent, W. & S. R. R.
Blgelow Lev! S. bootcntter, 60 King, house
81 Piedmont [21 High
Blgelow Lucy B. widow of Samuel L. house
Blgelow Lucy B. cashier, 61 Main, b. 58 do.
Blgelow Oren, machinist, Junction shop, h.
71 Portland [at Auburn
Blgelow Oscar E. glazier, 5 Sargent, boards
Blgelow Samuel B. finisher, Ashworth &
Jones* mill, house Apricot, V. F.
Blgelow Samuel L. student, boards 21 High
Bigelow Silas, died Oct. 12, 1888, age 82
Blgelow Walter E. bookkeeper, 60 King, b.
49 Irving
Bigelow Wm. optician, boards Waldo House
Bigelow Wm. E. foreman, 219 Summer, h.
at Webster
Bigelow & Longley (H. W, Bigelow and Q-.
A. Longley), clothing, 888 Main
Blgley Charles J. rem'd to Philadelphia, Pa.
Blldt Carl V. foreman at wlreworks, Q. b.
Vernon, Q.
Billette A dele, removed to St. Remi, Can.
Bllllg GodlVey, shoemaker, h. 75 Madison
Billings Abbey R. widow of Alexander, bds.
rear 73 Salem [h. 18 High
Billings Henry, over-gaiter manuf. 887 Main,
Billings Henry L. foreman, h. 142 Lincoln
Billings Henry T. butcher, 86 Park, house
23 Orange
Billings James B. died June 1, 1883, age 74
Billings Phebe D. widow of James B. house
86 Pleasant [96 Washington
Billings Sophia M. widow of Joseph, house
Billings Wm. H. armorer, 44 Central, house
225 Main
Billings Willie A. carpenter, h. 12 Chandler
Bllllngton Henry A. sawyer, 15 Union, house
at Northville [h. 2 Newbury
Blndhammer John, cigar maker, 409 Main,
BIng Chin (J. T. Chinkey & Co.), 220 Main,
bds. do. [2 Piedmont
Bingham Ellen F. widow of Andrew R. h.
Bingham George F. bookkeeper, 92 Foster,
house 8 Eden [186 do.
Bingham Hervey, grocer, 24 Pleasant, honse
Bingham Lorenzo, blacksmith, 26 Salisbury,
boards 29 Main [47 Norfolk
Bird Arthur, boot bottomer, 10 Molberry, h.
Bird Frank K. pastor Zlon's A. M. B. Church,
house r. 54 Exchange
Bird George, laborer, 92 School, h. 66 Union
Birkefeld Charles, machinist, b. 5 Orchard
Birnie W. engineer, 94 Grove, b. 5 Orchard
BI8C0 EDWARD F. secretary Worcester
Safe Deposit and Trust Co. 448 Main,
house 11 Irving. — See page 480
BISCO ft DENirr, card clothing manufe.
Leicester, Mass. — See page 685
Bishop Chas. slater, h. 89 Orient [64 WaU
Bishop Israel, leather finisher, 66 Grafton, h.
Bishop John W. (Cutting A Bishop)^ 81 Cen-
tral, house 54 Leicester
Bishop Lemuel A. (Biahop A Co.), 28 Pleas-
ant, house 5 Catharine [aTenne
Bishop Llndsey, carpenter, bds. 48 Eastern
Bishop Peter, laborer, h. 187 Bloomlngdale
Bishop Philip, woodworker, 5 Sargent, h.
11 Langdon [Pleasant
Bishop & Co. (L. A. Biahop), stoves, 28
Blssell Edwin B. armorer, 65 Beacon, house
69 Portland rMillbury
BIsson Paul, armorer, 31 Hermon, boards at
Blssonnet Louis G. removed to New York
city [h. 76 Lamartlne
Bissonnette Mark, stonecutter, 181 Central,
Blxby Charles H. driver, Millstone Hill, h.
Belmont near Bell pond
Blxby Hattie, milliner, bds. 84 Edward
Blzby James £. machinist, bds. 9 Jacques
Blxby Lorenzo, machinist, h. 18 School
Blxby Ostlnelll O. clerl^ 546 Main, house 19
Congress [Belmont n. Bell pond
Blxby Philip P. driver. Millstone Hill, honse
Blxby Sophia F. widow of Austin W. house
84 Edward
Blxby Sumner B. house 4 Blossom
BJork Chas. R. blacksmith, h. Greenwood n.
Mlllbury
BJork Mary, domestic, 84 Park
BJorklund Johan E. wlreworker, 85 Union,
bds. 5 Thenius [b. 51 Lafayette
BJorkquist Axel N. blacksmith, 110 Green,
BJorn John, laborer, boards 165 Mlllbury
BJornstad Anders, machinist, 44 Central, b.
59 Thomas
Blacic Charles £. bootikeeper, 408 Main, h.
19 Orchard place
Black James, machinist, 62 Jackson, house
Illinois n. Gates [court
Black James E. hostler, house 5 Bigelow
Black John R. clerk, Wachusett cor. Dix,
house 80 Dix [28 Church
Black Robert J. machinist, 77 Foster, house
Black William F. cashier, 425 Main, house
17 Fruit [h. 9 Irving
Blacker Francis W. bookkeeper, 11 Water,
Blackmer Francis T. (Bice A Blackmer), 8
Post-Office block, house 59 Pleasant
Blackmer Frank, moulder, 87 Gold, house 5
Warren
DR. NEWTON'S COUGH BALSAM
18 MADE BT
BUSS A CO.
W0BCE8TEB [B] DIBEGTORT.
69
Blackmer Fred. W. lawyer, 8 P. O. block,
bds. 1 Cottage
Blackmer George A. derk, 148 Pleasant, b.
12 Wllltam [HigUand
Blackmer Henry H. carpenter, noose 29
Blackmer Herbert T. wlreworker, boards 12
William
Blackmer Hiram M. carpenter, honse 8 Main
Blackmer R. Jennie, dressmaker, b. 8 Main
Blackmer William H. honse 12 William
Blackstone James B. wire packer, honse 20
Wachnsett
Blackstone Joseph, died Feb. 22, 1888, age 77
Blackstone Joseph B. carpenter, Washbarn
Machine Shop, house 7 Blsmark
Blackstone Stephen C. wood, h. 69 Hanover
Blackwood Geo. A. bookkeeper, 476 Main, b.
at Oakdale
Blain Henry H. carpenter. 171 Union, b. 48
Exchange [Front
Blaln James T. moulder, 87 Gold, bds. 117
Blain Lina, boarding-house, 48 Exchange
Blair Andrew J. farmer, bds. at F. J. Kin-
ney's, Olean [bds. 8 South Russell
Blair Charles L. (Blair dt Sanjy 411 Main,
Blair Emma E. clerk, 411 Main, bds. 8 So.
Russell [pond
Blair Francis, qnarrler, h. Belmont n. Bell
Blair Frank, bozmaker, 86 Central, bds. 22
Spnice
Blair Frank, removed to Omaha, Neb.
Blair Henry H. machinist, 122 Gold, bds. 70
Pleasant
Blair Israel, wlreworker, h. 4 Burns court
Blair James, 2d. clerk, 67 Green, b. 9 Wall
Blair James, boxmaker, 86 Central, bds. 22
Spruce [41 Fountain
Blair James W. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
Blair & Son (B. H, and C, L, Blair), photog-
raphers, 411 Main
Blair Robert H. {Blair A Son), 411 Main,
house 3 So. Russell [Newbury
Blals George, hairdresser, 418 Main, bds. 84
Blalsdell A. C. removed fh>m city
Blalsdell P. boards 121 Southbrldge
BLAI8DELL P. & CO. (Mrs. 8, P. Blais-
dell, John P. Jones, S, E, Mldreih and
Enoch Earle), manufs. machinists' tools,
62 Jackson. — Seepage 688
Blalsdell Sophia P. widow of Parrltt, house
14 Edward
Blalsdell WlUlam A. rem'd to North Platte,
Neb. [machioists, 164 Union
Blake Brothers (C, H, and D. D, Blake),
Blake Charles A. student, 492 Main, b. do.
Blake Charles H. (Blake Bros,), 164 Union,
h. 10 Shelby [b. 10 Shelby
Blake Charles H. jr. machinist, 164 Uniou,
Blake Charles K. wire drawer, bds. 8 Otis
Blake Charles O. truckman, b. 68 Portland
Blake Charles W. bds. 68 Portland
Blake David D. (Blake Bros.), 164 Union,
h. 88 Prospect
Blake Edwin C. armorer, 65 Beacon, h. 60
Union [King
Blake Eiyah B. foreman, 9 May, house 10
Blake Eugene A. machinist, 164 Union, bds.
88 Prospect
Blake Francis M. machinist, 164 Union, h.
88 Summer
Blake Fred. H. organist and (Ira G. Blake
A Son), 482 Main, boards 19 Oak ave.
Blake George E. music teacher, 81 Pied-
mont, house do.
Blake George H. saloon, 175 Main, h. 178 do.
Blake George P. engineer, 167 Union, h. 12
Shelby
Blake Harrison G. O. boards 62 Elm
Blake Henry, organ maker, 26 Union, h. 81
Laurel
Blake H. Elmer (G. L, Sanford A Co.)*
868ih Main, boards 18 Shelby
Blake Ira G. & Son (F. H. Blake), watches,
&c. 482 Main, house 19 Oak ave.
Blake Joseph S. at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do. [22 West
Blake Louisa S. B. widow of James B. h.
Blake Michael, tailor, 852 Main, bds. 116 do.
Blake Nancy, widow of Hermon, b. 8 Denny
Blake Oliver, coachman, 888 Main, house 4
Harris court
Blake Sarah F. widow, b. Pleasant n. Flagg
Blake Stephen, tailor, 852 Main, b. 116 do.
Blake Uriel T. machinist, h. 18 Shelby
Blakslee Wm. H. removed to Riimapo, N. Y.
Blanchard Addle Mrs. dressmaker, 78 Sum-
mer, house do.
Blanchard Alonzo E. (FiUs, Bice A Co.),
Lagranji^e cor. R. R. h. 85 Benefit
Blanchard Charles, wlreworker, boards 78
Summer
Blanchard Emerseu, foreman, 94 Grove, h.
Edgeworth near Dryden
Blanchard Ernest E. dlemaker, 76 Beacon,
bds. Jaques ave. cor. Piedmont
Blanchard Felix, laborer, bds. 27 Wall
Blanchard Frank, wlreworker, boards 78
Summer
Blanchard Frank S. & Co. printers, 196
Front, h. 26 West [h. do.
Blanchard Fred. C. janitor, 28 Lincoln sq.
Blanchard George C. (Flagg A Blanchard),
218 Main, h. Salisbury near Forest
Blanchard Henry, laborer, bds. 80 Orchard
Blanchard Henry, laborer, 60Bloomlngdale,
hoQse 70 Norfolk
Blanchard John, driver, Bamardville, h. do.
Blanchard Joseph, moulder, r. 26 Hermon,
house 680 Park avenue
Blanchard Joseph, driver, h. Mill, Tatnuck
Blanchard Joseph, removed to Maine
Blanchard Josephine Mrs. washerwoman, h.
21 Spring
Blanchard Louis, wlreworker, b. 78 Summer
Blanchard Maxim D. wlreworker, house 78
Summer
Blanchard Nancy, widow of Joseph, bds. 87
Hollywood [23 Harwood
Blanchard Susan B. widow of William K. b.
Blanchard Wm. machinist, h. 4 Henchman
court [Central, h. 23 Wachnsett
Blanchard William D. stonecutter, 181
Blanchard Wm. H. oils, chemicals, &c. 6
Norwich, h. 2 West [Wood sq.
Blanche John, tailor, 105 Main, house 2
Blanchettc Fablen, laborer, h. 17 Langdon
BUSH & CO.'S
J>BVG 8TOBB, ESTABLISHED 18li9, AND
CONTiyUED BT 8AMB PBOrBIBTOB BVBB SINCE,
70
WORCESTEB [B] DIRECTOBT.
Blancbette LodIs, remoyed to Canada
Blancbette L. Z. carpenter, b. 217 Mecbanlc
Bland James, painter, bouse 29 Cbarles
Blanden Cbarles, macblnlst, bds. 78 Orange
Blanden Martba, widow of Chas. boase 78
Orange [b. Anna n. Alvarado av.
Blandlng Addison M. carpenter, 162 Union,
Bland Ing Edgar A. carpenter, 162 Union, b.
Sbrewsbury c. Marsball [607 Main
Blanding Elmer C. flnisber, 54 Hermon, b.
Blanding Walter A. painter, bds. 607 Main
Blaney A. A. foreman, bds. 81 Salem
Blankenborn Jobn, died May 6, 1888, age 49
Blankenborn Martba, widow of Jobn, bds.
674 Main [674 do.
Blankenborn William F. flsb, 89 Main, bouse
Blanvelt Jesse, woodworker, bouse 289 Cam-
bridge
Blanvelt Jobn W. removed to Springfield
Blanvelt William H. car inspector, P. & W.
R. R. bouse 89 Orient [Soutbgate
Blaze Jobn H« blacksmitb. Junction sbop, b.
Bleau Josepb, diemaker, 170 Mecbanic, bouse
at Holden [Sberidan
Blennerbassett James, carpenter, bouse 4
Blenus Addie M. teacber, Salem st. scbool,
bds. 8 Sever [Sever
Blenus Cbarles W. cabinetmaker, bouse 8
Blenus Ella, casbier, 817 Main, b. 8 Sever
Blenus Fred. W. armorer, 81 Hermon, bds.
8 Sever [9 Hermon
Bletben William, macblnist, 62 Jackson, b.
Bligbt Ricbard J. tinsmitb, 94 Grove, bouse
140 Central [21 Chandler
Bliss Cbarles H. salesman, 16 Front, bouse
Bliss Charles H. woodworker, boards 29
Providence [place n. Grafton
Bliss Edward E. Airmer, house Woodland
Bliss Edward M. (Bickford <Si Bliss), IS
Mecbanlc, bouse 40 Kingsbury
Bliss George L. bouse 6 Aldrlcb place
Bliss George R. hats, &c. 686 Main, bouse
22 Newbury [sq. bouse 1026 Main
Bliss George S. fBZto« db Thomas), Webster
Bliss Hattle W. teacber, bds. Woodland pi.
Bliss Johanna, widow of Timothy S. bouse
40 Irving [Ellsworth
Bliss Patrick, laborer, S2 Green, house 32
Bliss William H. house 100 Main
BLISS ft THOMAS (G. S. Bliss and Q. A,
Thomas), spring bed manufs. Webster
square. — See page 667
Bliven C. Frank, dentist, 1 Elm, house 7
Lancaster
Bliven Lovlsa H. Mrs. bds. 7 Lancaster
Blodget Walter H. (Blodget A Boshart), 10
Washington sq. bds. Continental Hotel
BLODGET & BOSHART fW, H, Blodget
and A. 0. Boshart), produce, fruits, &c.
10 Washington sq. — See page 564
Blodgett Charles W. machinist, bds. Eastern
avenue n. Catharine
Blodgett Lewis, hostler, bds. 9 Elliott
Blodgett Nye P. machinist, 140 Union, h.
Eastern avenue n. Catharine
Blodgett Wm. E. carpenter, rear 28 Austin,
bds. 6 Myrtle
Blom Jobn, wire drawer, bds. 26 North
Blomberg Axil, galvanizer, boards Mlllbury
opposite Snyder
Blood Angelo P. tinsmitb, 21 Grafton, bouse
Coburn av. n. W. & S. R. R. [place
Blood Cbarles H. woodworker, b. 8 Church
Blood Francis (0. H,A F. Blood J, 12 Canal,
house 19 Madison
Blood Jefferson L. painter, b. 4 Benefit ct.
Blood Josepb W. woodworker, 21 Grafton,
bouse 81 Shelby [10 Hudson
Blood Lucius M. tinsmitb, 158 Front, boose
Blood Orln L. carpenter, 11 Scbool, h. 17 Dix
Blood Otis H. & F. carriage mannfs. 12
Canal, bds. Continental Hotel
Blood Thomas H. photoj^rapber, 877 Main»
bds. 27 Chatham
Bios Albert H. clerk, bds. 24 Scbool
Bios Emily, married to H. J. Temple
Bios William C. bouse 24 School
Blue Daniel J. at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, bds. do. [61 Highland
Blunt Erastus, engineer, 188 Union, hoose
Blunt George A. carrier, Post-Office, boards
United States Hotel [47 do.
Blute James, weaver, 17 Soutbgate, boards
Blute John, spinner, bds. 47 Soutbgate
Board man Abner, moulder, 149 Wasbln^^n,
bouse at Mlllbury [mon, bouse do.
Board man Harriet T. music teacber, 7 Her-
Bock Louise, bds. Mlllbury opp. Whipple
Bock Peter M. laborer, house Perry
Bodo Abraham, rem'd to Canada
Bodo Joseph, driver, r. 166 Main, bds. do.
Bodo Joseph, macblnlst, 67 Jackson, house
68 Mason [1 Hemans
Bodo Peter, screw cutter, 89 Exchange, bds.
Bodo Telles, removed to Fitcbburg
Bodo Wm. weaver, 648 Southbridge, boards
69 Lamartlne [Grafton
Bod well Sarah, widow of Ransom, bouse 41
Bodwell Susan A. widow of Philander, house
41 Grafton [b. 168 Soutbbridge
Boecker Josepb D. armorer, 42 Gardner,
Boehmer Edward B. watchmaker, 74 Front,
bds. 67 Exchange [67 Exchange
Boehmer Frank P. presser, 886 Main, bds.
Boehmer Peter, presser, 886 Main, bouse 67
Exchange [67 Exchange
Boehmer Wm. watchmaker, 74 Front, bds.
Boeyer Napoleon, rem'd to Montreal, Can.
Boeyer Roslna B. widow of Leopold, bds.
Webster n. cemetery [89 Mulberry
Bogle Thomas, moulder, 77 Foster, bouse
Bogle Thomas, Jr. wire worker, 86 Union, b.
89 Mulberry
Bohen John, laborer, bouse 214 Mlllbury
Bolce William H. machinist, 122 Gold, house
4 Davis [h. 28 Ash
Bolsvert L. Eucher, wheelwright, 149 Front,
Boland David, machinist, 186 Union, bouse
1 Cherry
Boland John, laborer, bouse 6 Redding ct.
Boland John A. car recorder, B. <& A. R. R.
house 86 Temple [Soutbgate
Boland Mary, widow of Patrick, bouse S
Boland Michael, laborer, 110 Green, bds. 6
Soutbgate
Boland Stephen, laborer, b. 6 Soutbgate
BUSH & CO.,
JBXTMACT JAMAICA GUfOBB, THE BBST AJn>
CHEABB8T, AT 56 BBONT HTBBBT.
WORCESTER [B] WRECTORT.
71
Boland Thomas B. F. (McDermott & BolandJ,
96 Front, house 11 Lagrange
Boldac Edward, laborer, h. 96 Bloomingdale
Boldoc John, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale, h.
lOO Norfolk [h. 90 Union ave.
Boler Michael, coachman, 121 Providence,
Boles Mary, widow of Patrick, house 9
r«af^yette [Summer
BoIId Albert, carpenter, 110 Green, bds. 183
Bolio Augustus, driver. Plantation n. W. &
S. R. R. house Shrewsbury near Hunt
Bollo Frank, driver, 91 Central, bds. West
Boylston near Grove
Bolio Joseph, driver, house 686 Main
Bolles Luther A. organ tuner, h. 4^ Ham-
mond [Myrtle
Bolster Frank £. barber, 1 MiUbury, bds. 67
Bolster John, laborer, 88 Water, house 4
Columbia
Bolton George, file forger, 10 Mill, h. 9 do.
BoltoD George, jr. fllecutter, 10 Mill, b. 9 do.
Bolton Milo, cardmaker, house 5 Silver
BoltoD Walter £. machinist, ISO Gold, bds.
5 Silver
Bombard Joseph, spinner. Hunt's Mill, h.
Ludlow n. Leicester [Exchange
Bond Abbie E. widow of Laban S. house 42
Bond Alonzo W. (Maynard^ Qough & Co.)y
187 Front, bds. 56 High [Melrose
Bond Charles E. former, boards Lincoln n.
Bond Edgar M. Ice dealer, Sonthbridge cor.
Madison, boards Hotel Pleasant
Bond Fannie M. widow of Samuel F. house
Beacon cor. Ripley
Bond Flora, dressmaker, b. 149 Southbridge
Bond Frank A. machine operator, 68 High,
bds. 2 Elliott [Exchange
Bond Frank R. printer, 425 Main, bds. 42
Bond George F. foreman, 152 Southbridge,
boards 586 Main
Bond Henry D. boards 149 Southbridge
Bond Joseph E. farmer, house Lincoln near
Melrose [h. do.
Bond Mary E. Mrs. dressmaker, 2Q Pearl,
Bond Sarah F. Mrs. house 149 Southbridge
Bond Thomas, removed from city
Bonifacio Louis, laborer, 57 Jackson, b. 84
Shrewsbury
Bonin Clement, bootmaker, h. 92 Laroartine
Bonin Edward, painter, house 25 Sigel
Bonn Albert N. died May 2, 1888, age 46
Bonneau Octave, carpenter, 8 Norwich, h. 5
E. Worcester [cester
Bonneau Victoria, housekeeper, 5 E. Wor-
Bonnell John B. insurance, 410 Main, house
95 Elm
Bonner Alex, laborer, house 2 Taylor
Bonner Charles, wiredrawer, b. 58 Thomas
Bonner Harry, boiler maker, 57 Green, bds.
94 Portland
Bonner John J. bootmaker, bds. 26 Hawley
Bonner Mary, house 802 Main
Bonney W. Wallace, removed from city
Bonzey Alexander, machinist, 152 Union, b.
16 Thomas [255 Park ave.
Bonzey Zenus L. machinist, 161 Union, h.
Booden John, wireworker, h. 199 Shrews-
bury
Boody Cyrus W. removed flrom city
Booker George, weaver, Brussels, boards 18
Washburn [Washburn
Booker Martha, widow of Sanford, house 18
Boomer Lucilla J. dressmaker, house 4
Robinson place [D. C.
Boone Edward D. removed to Washington,
Boone Sarah L. domestic, 22^ Pleasant
Booth AlAred H. weigher, bds. 495 South-
bridge
Booth Alonzo E. removed ftom city
Booth Benjamin, supt. at wire works, Quin-
sigamond, h. Millbury cor. Taylor
Booth Charles, supt. at wireworks, Quin-
sigamond, house 495 Southbridge
Booth Charles M. clerk, 452 Main, boards 28
Hollywood
Booth James, house 262 Pleasant
Booth James A. reedmaker, 84 Union, bds.
150 Central
Booth John, wire drawer, house 6 Newport
Booth John W. & Co. reed manufe. 84
Union, boards 67 Harrison
Booth Joseph, machinist, 128 Chandler, bds.
59 Orange [land
Booth Mary, widow of Mason, h. 41 High-
Booth Maiy E. Mrs. dressmaker, 118
Thomas, boards 88 Summer
Booth William W. upholsterer, 581 Main, b.
6 Newport [Chrome
Boothby Ledni S. machinist, 818 Main, b. 5
Boothby William B. finisher, h. 5 Chrome
Boothier John B. removed ft-om city
Boothman Mary, tailoress, h. 58 Chandler
Bootier Frank H. tinsmith, 458 Main, h. 1
Clough's ct. [86 Beacon
Bootman Fred. W. carpenter, 5 Sargent, b.
Bootman Jane M. widow of William 0. h.
86 Beacon
Borg Peter, laborer, house 5 Thenlus
Borg P. August, laborer, boards 5 Thenlus
Borge Antonio J. hostler, b. 50 William
Borjerson Andrew, wireworker, house 93
Belmont
Borjeson Andrew, laborer, b. 28 Arch
Boshart Albert C. {Blodget d> Boshart), 10
Washington square, bds. 15 Maple
Bosley Annie E. widow of Joseph E. house
62 Southbridge
Bosley Joseph E. H. waiter, 2 Foster, bds.
62 Southbridge
Boson Olof, wireworker, boards 148 Main
Boss Clayton W. clerk, 116 Front, b. 66 do.
Bossidy James F. laborer, 12 Grove, boards
81 Winter [69 Piedmont
Bosson Fletcher S. machinist, 72 Central, h.
Bostic William S. driver, 896 Main, house 5
Liberty [bridge
Boston Abner, spinner, b. Lewis n. South-
Boston Francis, engineer, Pakachoag Mill,
house 14 Holmes
BOSTON MARBLE & GRANITE GO. 58
Central.— fi'ec page 586
Boston & Worcester Despatch, 8 Foster
Bostrom William P. machinist, house 64
Belmont
Bos well Anna E. bookkeeper, 66 Grafton,
boards Grafton near Plantation
"ftTTCTI j6L pa 'C convitiok powders are well known iir wobcesteb
oyjou. (K \jV. u as a reliable tonic jroB all i>omb8TIC animals.
72
WOBCB8TER [B] DIRECTORY.
Bos well Arthur H. clerk, Post Office, b. 59
Orange [Grafton n. Plantation
Boswell Elizabeth A. widow of Henry, h.
Bos well Emily A. widow of Fred. W. house
59 Orange [Kilby
Boswell George A. clerk, 492 Main, h. 11
Boswell John, tailor, 425 Main, h. 45 Sum-
mer [Orange
Boswell Wilbur F. clerk, 408 Main, bds. 59
Bosworth Carrie, dressmaker, bds. 24 Salem
Bosworth Timothy, cook, Union depot
restaurant, h. 80 Bowdoin
Bosworth William J. rem'd to Boston
Bottom John, helper, bds. 2 Burnside ct.
Bottom William, blacksmith, 128 Chandler,
house 2 Burnside ct.
Bottomly Charles S. machinist, 23 Webster,
house 8 Lowell [Lowell
Bottomly Frank, machinist, 129 Gold, b. 8
Bottomly James T. carpenter, 100 Prescott,
house 27 Laurel
Bouchard AchiUe, woodworker, 81 Mulbury,
house rear 118 Front
Bouchard Chas. hairdresser, Waldo House,
b. 45' Mechanic
Bouchard Eli, blacksmith, rear 84 Thomas,
house 450 Southbrldge
Bouchard Frank, painter, bds. 45 Mechanic
Bouchard John, farmer, h. 45 Mechanic
Bouchard Joseph, blacksmith,* 82 Exchange,
h. 58 Beacon
Bouchard Mary, paster, b. 110 Union
Bouchard Medard, boards 28 North
Bouchard Nellie, paster, b. 110 Union
Bouchard Nelson, wlreworker, h. 28 North
Bouchard Bosina, married to Alexander
Hughes
Boucher Alfred, slater, h. r. 16 Cypress
Boucher Marcel, painter, h. 91 Mechanic
Boucher Usebe, saloon, 47 Mechanic, h. do.
Bonder Joseph W. harness maker, 85 Ex-
change, b. Burt
Bo'jdrean Treffle, planer, 25 Union, h. 68 do.
Boudreau Florence, weaver, b. 62 Madison
Boulay Alfred, waiter, 2 Foster, b. 26 Her-
mon
Boulay Emma, rem'd to Manchester, N. H.
Boulay Francis, rem'd from city
Bouley Nelson, carriage maker, rear 207
Pleasant, h. 81 Mason [dale ct.
Bouley Zepherim, carpenter, h. 8 Blooming-
Boulger Edward, tailor, 171 Main, house 85
Hanover [house 127 Washington
Bourdelais Ephraim, blacksmith, 67 Jackson,
Bourdelais Louis, rem'd to Canada
Bourgard Joseph, boarding-house, 58 Cen-
tral [Chamberlain's, b. do.
Bourgeau Benjamin, farmer at Martha W.
Bourgeois John, blacksmith, 52 School, h.
15 Home [h. 81 Ward
Bourget Ernest A. interpreter, Union depot,
Bourget Jeremiah, car inspector, B. & A.
B. B. repair shop, b. 81 Ward
Bourget Joseph, rem'd to California
Bourget Phileas (Smallridge db Bourget)^
rear 64 Thomas, b. 58 Central
Bourk Eliza, boards rear 4 Lamartine
Bourk Serville, laborer, house 8 Houlihan pi.
Bourque Placlde, salesman, 484 Main, bds.
15 Lincoln [ry, li. 64 Suffolk
Bousquet Toussaint, shoemaker, 10 Molber-
Bousquett Levi, shoemaker, h. 4 Ltangdom
Boutell G. Samuel, rem'd to Boclidale
Boutelle Adelbert D. turner, 19 UdIoii, h.
24i Orchard [Ctok,
BouthiUier Chas. C. E. rem'd to Montreal,
Boutillette Wilbroe, machinist, 81 Mulberry,
bds. 7 Lamartine [Bloominsdale
Boutle Peter, laborer, Putnam lane, h-
Boutwell Chas. H. pattern maker, house 41
Laurel [Q. h. 119 Vernon
Boutwell Greorge S. foreman at wireworks,
Boutwell Granville, farmer, bds. May near
June [Main, h. 165 Foster
Bouvier Adolph, agent Le TravaiUenr, 802
Bouvier Geo. E. machinist, 100 Exchan^, b.
29 T^achusett
BOWDEN ALBERT H. blacksmith and
hortfeshoer, 85 School, h. 112 Union. —
See page 572
Bowdoin Augustus H. salesman, 484 Main,
h. 12 Dewey [sonet
Bo we John, laborer, 110 Green, bds. 14 As*
Boweo Adolph, rem'd to West Boylston
Bowen Alfred, teamster, 27 Lagran^, b.
112 Beacon [West Boylston
Bowen Andrew, carpenter, 196 Union, h. at
Bowen Edward, heater, h. 15 Dorrance
Bowen Eliza A. dressmaker, 44 Green, b. do.
Bowen Ella E. domestic, bds. 82 Clifton
Bowen George, machinist, b. 216 Main
Bowen Harriet N. died Feb. 20, 1888, age 78
Bowen Herbert S. wlreworker, 85 Union,
bds. 216 Main
Bowen lone, dressmaker, b. 15 Dorrance
Bowen L. Preston, bootmaker, h. 26 Hawlej
Bowen Mary M. teacher, Adriatic school, b.
15 Dorrance
Bowen Patrick J. mason, bds. 208 Main
Bowen Sarah H. Mrs. nurse, h. 251 Park av.
Bowen Smith, farmer, h. Lincoln n. Melrose
Bowen Stephen G. grocer, 71 Canterbury,
boards do. [16 Mechanic
Bowen Sybil, widow of Theodore, house
Bowen Thomas, laborer, b. 71 Canterbury
Bowen Wm. E. clerk, 428 Main, b. 27
Chatham [8 Mott
Bowers Charles A. fireman, B. & A. K. R. b.
Bowers Frederick U. machinist, 81 Ex-
change, b. 8 Mott
Bowers Geo. M. O. mason, h. 46 Newbury
Bowers Greo. W. moulder, 77 Foster, bds.
7 Mott
Bowers Henry N. leather cutter, h. 21 Queen
Bowers Henry W. woodworker, 196 Union,
house 822 Park av. [b. 86 Trumbull
Bowers Herbert E. bookkeeper, UN. Foster,
Bowers John, farmer, at J. F. Prentiss', Plea-
sant, Tatnuck [7 Mott
Bowers Lyman W. foreman. 77 Foster, h.
Bowes Andrew, laborer, 100 P*rescott, h.
Southgate near Hacker
Bowes John, laborer, b. 14 Assonet
Bowes Kate, nurse, Hammond, n. B. R. b.do.
Bowes Lawrence, laborer, Pakachoag Mill,
h. 82 Assonet
BUSH & CO.
KEEP A WELL-SELECTEB STOCK OE
TOILET JLHTICIiES, NICE SOAPS, ETC.
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Bowes Wm. laborer, bds. 8 Harrison
Bowker Charles H. sec. and treas. Mallea-
ble Iron Co. house 8 Harvard pi.
Bowker Charles W. ft Co. (C. H, Prentice),
produce, Washington sq. c. R. B. h. 18
Merrick [ 12 Claremont
Bowker George L. bootcntter, 70 Winter, b.
Bowker Margaret D. rem'd to Boston [do.
Bowlby Charles G. hostler, 28 Thomas, bds.
Bowler Alexander (Bwiler Broe.), ooards
82 Oread
BOWLER BBOS. (Alexander and John
BowUrJf ale brewers, Qalnslgamond av.
cor. Lafliyette. — See page 648
Bowler John (Bowler Bros,), h. 82 Oread
Bowler Margaret, widow of Patrick, honse
24 Ellsworth [ 1 76 Pleasant
Bowles Ann, widow of Andrew E. boards
Bowles Frank F. driver, 20i Pleasant, h.
175 do.
BOWMAN ALBERT L. A CO. awning and
tent mannfli. 488 Main, h. do. — See page
697
Bowman Flora R. dressmaker, h. 819 ^ark
ave
BOWMAN HENRT A. ft CO. (C. D. Pedro).
npholsterers, tent and awning manuf^.
112 Front, h. 819 Park av.—S'^tf pa^« 581
Bowman James A. painter, 88 N. Foster, h.
410 Southbridge
Bowman Joseph H. driver, h. 65 Mechanic
Bowman William T. b«l8. 410 Southbridge
Boy John, laborer, h. 189 Cambridge
Boyce Andrew, grocer, 436 Southbridge, h.
do. [line, b. do.
Boyce Emma 8. dressmaker, Webster n. city
Boyce Franklin J. farmer, house Webster n.
city line [Southbridge
Boyce John, laborer, 86 Central, boards 436
Boyce John R. farmer, b. Webster n. city line
Boyce Margaret Mrs. h. 18 Ellsworth
Boyce Mary, housekeeper* 81 Temple
Boyce Mary J. clerk, 486 Southbridge, b. do.
Boyce Sarah, weaver, b. 486 Southbridge
Boyce Sophia, widow of John F. h. Webster
near city line
Boyce Walter, gardener, house 81 Temple
Boyce Warren I. machinist, 89 Exchange, h.
Locust av. near W. & S. R. R.
Boyce William C. civil engineer, 492 Main,
b. Webster n. city line
Boyd Asahel C. salesman, h. West Boylston
n. Greendale [17 Freeland
Boyd Catherine, widow of Henry, boards
Boyd George, finisher, Leicester, house Ar-
mandale cor. Apricot
Boyd George H. inspector, 1 Coes sq. h.
May wood c. Florence
Boyd Hiram C. real estate, h. West Boyls-
ton n. Greendale [son
Boyd James O. shoemaker, house 84 Hud-
Boyd John, boot treer, 619 Main, h. 18 Gold
Boyd John A. removed ft'om city
Boyd Lucille, wire annealer, house rear 48
Eastern av. [28 Mason
Boyd Richard J. cigar maker, 409 Main, h.
Boyd Robert J. bookkeeper, First National
Bank, 410 Main, b. Armandale c. Apricot
Boyd Sarah A. teacher. Ash street school,
boards 82 Orange
Boyd Walter A. puncher, 11 Cypress, bds.
Forest n. Grove
Boyden Angelia, bozmaker, bds. 17 Coral
Boy den Carolina E. bookkeeper, 805 Main,
boards 89 Austin [Orange
Boyden Charles A. clerk, 41 Park, boards 84
Boyden Charles O. house 49 Park
Boyden Cyrus, removed to Auburn
Boyden Daniel, artist, 898 Main, house 278
Pleasant [Home
Boyden David, bookkeeper, 816 Main, h. 6
BOTDEN ELBRIDGE & SON (G. E, Boy-
den), architects, 406 Main, house 14
Harvard. — Seepage 675
Boyden Ellen M. teacher. South Worcester
school, bds. 9 Chelsea [Pleasant
Boyden Frederick B. telegrapher, bds. 199
Boyden George, carpenter, h. 23 Clinton
Boyden George D. carriage painter, r. 82
Waldo, house 9 May wood
Boyden George E. (E, Boyden A Son), 406
Main, house 19 John
Boyden Henry W. expressman, hJ 571 Main
Boyden Henry W. Mrs. dressmaker, 571
Main, h. do.
Boyden Ida F. teacher, Lamartlne street
school, bds. 24 Portland
Boyden John, machinist, 20 Manchester, h.
199 Pleasant [mont
Boyden John A. baker, b. Pleasant c. Pled-
Boyden Lewis, house 9 Chelsea
Boyden Lewis A. carriage painter, 81 Cen-
tral, house 84 Orange
Boyden Lila S. teacher, bds. 28 Clinton
Boyden Martha P. widow of David, house 5
Home [h. 14 Harvard
Boyden Mason A. civil engineer, 406 Main,
Boyden Sarah, boards 1 College
Boyden Sylvia A. widow of Ellas, h. 17 Coral
Boyden Walter R. shoecutter, Hamilton, b.
199 Pleasant
Boylan Charles, assistant pastor Church
Immaculate Conception, b. 47 Prescott
Boyle Ann, widow of Paul, house 29 Charles
Boyle Bridget, widow of George, h. 82 Pond
Boyle Catharine, widow of Wm. h. 20 Gold
Boyle Daniel, shoemaker, 152 Southbridge,
house 28 Pond
Boyle Henry M. pnlnter, h. 28 Howard
Boyle Isabella, widow of James, house r. 44
Thomas
Boyle James, laborer, bds. r. 44 Thomas
Boyle James, laborer, house 6 Foyle
Boyle James, machinist, Ashworth & Jones'
Mill, house r. Leicester n. Apricot
Boyle James W. foreman, boards 9 Taft
Boyle John, candy maker, 620 Main, bds.
468 Southbridge
Boyle John, fireman, 648 Southbridge, house
41 Washburn
Boyle John, machinist, bds. 65 Prescott
Boyle John B. moulder, 65 Jackson, house
69 Bloomingdale
Boyle Mary, house 18 Foyle
Boyle Mary, widow of Thomas J. h. 5 Lunelle
Boyle Mary 0. h. 29 Winter
BUSH & CO.
A rBBBH aVBPr.T OF BOTANIC MBBIOINBH,
A BRBBH BUPPIiT OF OBOWTH OB 1883.
74
WOBCE9TER [B] DIRECTOBT.
Bojle Michael, painter, rear 18 Fleastani, h.
9 Hawley
Boyle Michael H. painter, bds. 9 Hawley
Boyle Patrick, boot bottomer, hoose 112
LamartiDe [hooae 8 Lamartioe
Boyle Patrick, shoemaker, 1 Boyle's coart,
Boyle Patrick F. wire drawer, h. 15 Taylor
Boyle Patrick F. machinist, 38 N. Foster, h.
47 Hanorer [95 CaDterboiy
Boyle Patrick J. moalder, 65 Jackson, house
Boyle Peter, spinner at Jamesville, house at
Aabnm [29 Charles
Boyle Bobert H. machinist, 88 N. Foster, b.
Boyle Thomas, laborer, hoose 161 Grove
Boyle Thomas F. painter, bds. 9 Hawley
Boyle Thomas F. woodworker, 54 Jackson,
boards 5 Lunelle
Boyle Wm. laborer, house 9 Taft
Boynton Edwin N. (BayiUon d Plummer), h.
60 Leicester
Boynton Geo. Y. boot treer, 82 Aastin, bds.
62 do. [bds. do.
BoyDton L. W. Mrs. dressmaker, 56 Grove,
Boynton Newell M. removed to Boothbay,
Maine
Boynton Sewell W. machinist, b. 5 Walnat
Boynton Wm. £. watchman, Worcester
Lnnatic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
BOTHTON A FLUMMEB CB. N. Bavnton
and O. Plummerjt drill mannfactorers
and machinists, Lagrange opp. Junction
depot — See page 672
Brabrook Charles P. removed to Chicago,
111. [Shrewsbury, h. do.
Brackett Qeorge H. veterinary snigeon, 54
Brackett Joshua H. tinsmith, h. 48 Franklin
Brackett Sarah N. honse 976 Main
Brackett Sidney, engineer, W. & N. B. B.
bouse at Nashua, N. H.
Bradbury Edwin, machinist, h. 29 Highland
Bradbury Samuel W. tinsmith, 458 Main,
honse 9 Ash [School
Braddtsb Addison S. cabinetmaker, house 15
Bradford Byron, varnisher, house 288 Main
Bradford Edwin W. manager W. U. Tele-
graph, 444 Main, house 88 Newbury
Bradford Fred, cutter, 60 King, h. 85 South-
bridge [land
Bradford Jeremiah B. mason, h. 41 High-
Bradford John L. shoemaker, b. 182 Front
Bradford Joseph C, U. S. Navy, house 8
Lancaster
Bradford Joseph E. insurance, 826 Main, h.
8 Lancaster [Newbury
Bradford Lewis R. clerk, 88 Front, bds. 88
Bradford Wm. driver, house 19 Fruit
Bradford William B. wire finisher, house 120
Austin [87 Laurel
Bradi:»b Alfred C. machinist, 19 Church, h.
Bradlsh Ellsha W. removed to Upton
Bradlsh Elliott E. clerk, b. 67 Portland
Bradlsh Mary A. clerk, b. 1 Austin st. place
Bradley Frank, removed to Woodstock, Vt.
Bradley Henry A. woodworker, 86 Central,
bds. 10 Bigelow court
Bradley Henry O. CO. Bradley 4b Sons), 21
Grafton, house 29 Elizabeth
Bradley John, dyer, b. Lewis n. Southbrldge
Bradley John E. grocer, 80 Ward, h. do.
Bradley John £. clerk, 21 Grafton, bds. 29
Elizabeth
Bradley Margaret, widow of Peter, bds. 80
Ward [Walnut
Bradley Merritt B. clerk, 888 Main, bds. 16
Bradley Osgood, Jr. (O. Bradiev S SomJ^ 21
Grafton, house 84 Oread
BRADLEY OSeOOD M SONS fJEt. O. and
O. BradUjftjr.Jt car mannfiM^torers, 21
Grafton, h. 44 Front.— /Sm jM^r^ 677
Bradley Susan, widow of Daniel B. hoose 9
Taylor [2 Langdon
Bradshaw Arthur, helper, 51 Green, boards
Bradshaw Austin, machinist, 86 Foster, bds.
22 Columbia
Bradshaw Patrick, laborer, 96 Thomas, h.
22 Columbia [Colombia
Bradshaw Patrick, jr. shoemaker, boards 22
Bradshaw Bichard, removed to Philadelphia,
Pa. [Langdon
Bradshaw Walter, carpenter, boards 2
Brady Ann, housekeeper, h. 47 Millbniy
Brady Ann, widow of Patrick, boards 218
South bridge [Cross
Brady Catharine, widow of Charles, h. 18
Brady Edward, honse 78 E. Central
Brady Emery G. foreman, h. 59 West
Brady George W. agent, W. & N. B. R. h.
22 Lincoln square
Brady Henry F. cook, 809 Main, b. 18 Cross
Brady James, laborer, h. 15 Prescott pi.
Brady James, laborer, house 9 Beach
Brady John, driver, 82 Green, h. 9 Lunelle
Brady John G. master mechanic, W. & N.
B. R. repair shop, h. 10 John
Brady John T. wireworker, b. 156 Prescott
Brady Joseph, plumber, 609 Main, boards 10
Lunelle
Brady Lizzie, at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do.
Brady Martin, laborer, h. 10 Lunelle
Brady Mary, widow of Thomas, b. 22 Briden
Brady Michael, laborer, bds. 22 Briden
Brady Michael A. tinsmith, 609 Main, honse
6 Lunelle
Brady Patrick, laborer, h. 22 Briden
Brady Patrick, shoemaker, bds. 9 Lunelle
Brady Patrick, shoemaker, 11 Water, h. 47
MlUbury
Brady Patrick, laborer, P. & W. R. R.
ft^lght house, house 15^ Plymouth
Brady Robert W. pres. College Holy Cross,
boards do.
Brady Thomas, carpenter, h. 96 Mechanic
Brady Thomas F. switchman, P. & W. R. R.
fjreight house, house 16 Plymouth
Brady Wm. mason, house 7 Foyle
Brady William H. clerk, P. & W. R. R.
ft-eight yard, bds. 16i Plymouth
Brandon Benjamin L. removed ft'om city
Bragg Albert £. lawyer, 12 Front, house at
Shrewsbury
Bragg Alexis F. & Son ( W, W. Bragg), fruit,
&c. 568 Main, h. 90 Portland [do.
Bragg Clement P. sorter, 82 Austin, h. 198
Bragg Edward A. fireman, P. & W. R. R.
freight yard, bds. 8 Kllby
UTTCU jEr Pn MAKB CONniTION rOWDBBS WHICH, IT V8BI> TRMBI,T» WlZtZ,
DUOil CSC \J\K WORK WONDEBS WITH STOCK OR ^OUZTBT^
WORCESTER [B] DIRBCTOBT.
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Brair^ Henry W. organ-action maker, 19
Union, house 67 Lincoln
Bragg John G. weaver, 17 Sonthgate, house
58 do. [Layard place
Bragg Lena Mrs. clerk, 76 Front, boards 9
Bragg Walter W. (A, F. Bragg dbSon), 568
Main, boards 90 Portland
Brainard Wilson E. engineer, b. at James-
vUle [West
Brainerd Walter A. printer, 47 Main, b. 88
Braley Wesley Q. printer, 476 Main, house
288 Pleasant
Braman Ada B. teacher, b. 27 Mason
Braman, Dow & Co. gas and steam pipe fit-
ters, 198 Front fl Ely
Braman Herbert D. printer, 392 Main. house
Braman Martha A. h. 246 Pleasant [Kendall
Braman Sarah, widow of Bradish, boards 6
Braman Wm. A. clergyman, b. 186 Austin
Branagan James E. removed to Millbury
Branagan Peter J. removed to Millbury
Brandes Hilda, removed to North Adams
Brandt Herman W. gardener, Mt. Vernon
near Cbannlng, house 22 Orchard
Brannock Michael, laborer, h. r. 18 Cross
BRANNON HE9BT, cabinet ware, window
screens and carpenters' finish, 21 Cy-
press, h. 485 Southbridge. — See page 592
Brannon Margaret E. clerk, bds. 88 Irving
Brannon Philip, removed to Eden, Yt.
Brannon Sadie, clerk, bds. 88 Irving
Bransfleld Thomas, boot sider, 152 South-
bridge, house 24 Cross
Branson L. A. agent, bds. 56 Myrtle
Branstadt Ludwlg A. pattern maker, 44
Central, boards 79 Hanover
Brason William, machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
101 Austin [May, h. 8 Clifton
Brastow James B. organ-action maker, 9
Braudigam Frederica, widow of Ludwig, h.
2 l^ngdon
Braudis Frederick J. blacksmith, 152 Union,
bds. 9 Elliott [Elliott
Braudis John, helper, r. 179 Union, house 9
Brault John, machinist, h. 18 Howard
Brantigam Louis, bartender, b. 5 Thomas
Bray Lucy A. widow of Edmund W. boards
888 Main
Bray William, spinner, b. 47 Soathgate
Brayman Fred. A. telegraph repairer, 444
Main, hoase at Auburn
Brayton Theodore E. carpenter, house 29
Woodland [8 Walker ct.
Brazeau Adolphe, bootfltter, 9 Barton pi. h.
Brazeau Napoleon, bootmaker, 13i Austin,
house 9 Hibemia
Brazeau Xavler, bootmaker, 9 Barton place,
h. rear 105 Washington [Cambridge
Brazile Bridget, widow of John, boards 207
Brazile Michael, duster, Pakachoag Mill,
house 207 Cambridge
Brazile Michael J. spinner, Pakachoag Mill,
boards 207 Cambridge
BrazzlU John, driver, bds. 5 Hudson
Brazzill Patrick, currier, 195 Front, house
rear 9 Charles
Breard Charles A. machinist, h. 68 West
Breck August, laborer, bds. 145 Central
Breck S. Josephine, clerk, Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Breed William C. clerk, 528 Main, b. Lincoln
near city line
Breen Howard M. rem'd to Portland, Me.
Breen Michael, laborer, b. 124 Mechanic
Breen Patrick, carpenter, r. 28 Austin, bds.
28 do.
Breen Patrick, laborer, house 81 Temple
Breen Patrick, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale, h.
82 Temple
Breen Peter, laborer, house 56 Temple
Bregola Eugene, carpenter, 8 Norwich, bds.
80 Central [Lafayette
Brehm Albert, laborer, 88 Hermon, house 78
Brehm Andrew, confectioner, h. 6 Lunelle
Brenan Patrick, blacksmith, 87 Market, h.
54 Winter
Brenn Thomas M. removed ft'om city
Brennan Daniel, reeler, h. 165 Millbury
Brennan Daniel, laborer, Canterbury comer
Hammond, h. 18 Gk>ld st. ct.
Brennan Edward, laborer, h. 858 Cambridge
Brennan Elizabeth, widow of Henry, boards
69 Water
Brennan Henry J. bootcutter, 28 Mulberry,
h. 69 Water [Southbridge
Brennan James, laborer, 100 May, bds. 114i
Brennan James, laborer, house 9 Cross
Brennan James A. machinist, 566 Main, h.
15 May [b. 87 Orange
Brennan James F. organ maker, 54 Hermon,
Brennan Lawrence, saloon, 42 Millbury,
house do.
Brennan Michael, rem'd to Pawtucket, B. I.
Brennan Michael, teamster, h. rear Millbury
near R. R.
Brennan Michael, removed f^om city
Brennan Michael Mrs. bds. 185 Millbury
Brennan Patrick, blacksmith, h. 57 Winter
Brennan Patrick, clerk, 84 Foster, bds. 52
Green
Brennan Robert, watchmaker, HopevlUe
Mfg. Co. bds. Sutton lane near Sutton
road [Greenwood, b. near do.
Brennan Thomas, laborer at tripe works, r.
Brennan Timothy C. machinist, 161 Union,
house 10 Cullen ct.
Brennan William, loom fixer, h. Hamburg
Brennan William T. machinist, 54 Jackson,
b. 188 Southbridge [2 Providence
Bresby Arthur J. wireworker, 20 Union, h.
Breslau James, servant. College Holy Cross,
boards do.
Bresley Margaret, domestic, 5 Tufts
Bresnihan Cornelius, wireworker, house 178
Grove [Winter
Bresnihan Ellen, widow of Timothy, h. 48
Bresnihan John, laborer, bds. 7 Pink
Bresnihan Mary, widow of Cornelius, house
54 Bowdoin [81 Temple
Bresnihan Patrick, driver, 24 Mechanic, h.
Bresnihan Timothy, gardener, house 7 Pink
Bresnihan T. laborer, 21 Park, b. 27 Vine
Bresnihan, see Brosnihan
Brewer Arthur D. manager Am. Rapid Tel-
egraph Co. 416 Main, bds. 15 Penn ave.
Brewer Bei^. H. machinist, h. 53 Summer
BUSH k CO.,
WE MAKE A SPECIATuTT OF PHTRICIAK8'
PRE 8CEIJPT IONS, AT NO, 56 FBONT STREET.
76
WOROE8TER [BJ DIRECTORT.
Brewer ElleD, widow of Warren, boards 9
HoDchla ave. [North Ashland
Brewer £. Avery, clerk, 56 Front, honse 5
Brewer James H. Jr. cutter, house 6 Home
Brewer John, farmer, hoase Jane near Mill
Brewer John G. asst. foreman, 94 Qrove, h.
226 Main
Brewster Dwight T. clerk, house 19 High
Brian Michael, laborer, bds. 40 Winter
Briard William H. moulder, 77 Foster, house
28 Jefferson [46 do.
Brick Francis, physician, 48 Pleasant, house
Bride Rufts W. machinist, house 6 Chrome
Briden Ann, widow of John, h. 6 Newport
Briden Charles, brakeman, bds. 6 Newport
Briden Dennis, wireworker, bds. 6 Newport
Briden Frank J. plumber, 6 Exchange, bds.
6 Newport
Briden James, saloon, boards 6 Newport
Bridge Joseph, weaver, Brussels, h. 8 Taft
Bridgeford £. Frank, bookkeeper, 240 Main,
house 10 Merrick
Bridgeford Joseph, tailor, house 28 Gates
Bridges Joseph £. driver, 480 Main, h. 607 do.
Bridges Sumner, house 8 Congress
Drldgman Mary L. teacher, high school, b.
16 Catharine [Kingsbury
Bricrly Anna E. music teacher, boards 41
Brlerly Aramantha S. attendant for Dr.
McClearn, 271 Main, house do.
Brlerly Benjamin F. machinist, 54 Hermon,
bds. 29 Mason [10 Grosvenor
Brierly Daniel H. machinist, 181 Central, h.
Brierly Dennis, machinist, b. 853 Cambridge
Brierly James, house 191 Austin
Brierly James, machinist, Hammond n. R. R.
house 858 Cambridge [Auburn
Brlerly James L. machinist, 77 Foster, h. at
Brierly John T. bookkeeper. Ash worth &
Jones' mill, house Leicester n. Apricot
Brierly Joseph, machinist, h. 41 Kingsbury
Brlerly Joseph F. engineer, City Hospital,
boards do.
Brierly Moses F. machinist, b. 41 Kingsbury
Brlerly Samuel, peddler, house 85 Mlllbury
Briggs Anthony T. coal, house 28 King
Brlggs Charles, fiirmer, boards 4 Mountain
Briggs Charles E. L. clerk, Post-Offlce, bds.
110 Thomas
Briggs Charles S. carpenter, h. 110 Thomas
Brings Cornelius W. machinist, h. 15 Hawley
Brig$;8 David E. harness maker, r. 161 Main,
house 9 Newport [7 Otis
Briggs Edgar W. H. wire straightener, bds.
Briggs Elenor P. widow of Ebenezer, house
15 Hawley [Prescott, h. 7 Otis
Briggs Frederick W. woodworker, 100
Briggs Horace S. Insurance, 852 Main, bds.
19 Maple
Briggs Job H. farmer, house 4 Mountain
Briggs Lyman P. (Briggs A Morrison )y 317
Main, house Windsor c. Harrington ave.
BRIGGS & MORRISON (L, P. BHggs and
W. Morrison )t dry and fancy goods, and
cloak manufs. 317 Main. — See page 625
Brigham Alfred A. machinist, 161 Union, h.
4 Lee
Brigham Ann ice T. Mrs. house 77 Chatham
Brigham Arthur F. CJ"- W. Brigham dt Co.),
house at Boston
Brigham Augustus, carpenter, h. 46 Salem
Brigham Charles, scissors grinder, bouse 80
Langdou
Brigham Charles A. bookkeeper, 27 Wash-
ington sq. h. 29 Penn av. [34 Orange
Brigham Charles H. salesman, 862 Main, h.
Brigham Chester, carpenter, house Melrose
n. Bumcoat [bds. 17 Mason
Brigham Clifford H. Japanner, 290 Park ave.
Brigham C. Augusta, cashier, 116 Front, b.
r. 4 Denny [b. 9 Falton
Brigham Dexter E. clerk, 82 Shrewsbarj,
Brigham Edward L. honse 28 Portland
Brigham Ellen W. widow of Edward, house
14 Edward
Brigham Elliot F. Mrs. house 17 Mason
Brigham Elliot W. varnisher, 290 Park ave.
bds. 17 Mason [8 Elliott
Brigham Frances £. widow of Frederick, h.
Brigham George A. carpenter, house Qrove
cor. Park avenue [110 Union
Brigham Oeorge C. clerk, 146 Main, house
Brigham George G. teamster, r. 156 Main,
bds. 169 do.
Brigham George H. painter, b. 8 So. Rnssell
Brigham George H. wire plater, bds. Grove
cor. West Boylston
Brigham Geo. L. driver, bds. 16 Cutler
Brigham Geo. W. moulder, 100 Prescott, b.
at Holden [110 do.
Brigham Harrison F. finisher, 19 Union, b.
Brigham Harry S. varnisher, 290 Park ave.
house 17 Mason [bds. 208 do.
Brigham Hubbard, harness maker, 144 Main,
Brigham John M. f&rmer, house Grove oor.
Park ave.
Brigham John S. bookkeeper, 20 Salisbury,
boards Grove cor. Park ave.
Brigham John W. jr. (J. W. Brigham d
Co.), house at Newton [cbanic
Brigham Joseph, wireworker, bds. 47 Me-
Brigham J. Augustus, carpenter, r. 11 BCa-
pie, house 100 Summer
Brigham J. W. & Co. (J. W, jr. and A. F.
Brigham), boot manufls. 162 Southbrldge,
house at Boston
Brigham Lucius L. house 82 Providence
Brigham Mary A. widow of El^ah P. b. 26
Fruit [Melrose
Brigham Mary G. Mrs. house Lincoln near
Brigham Nathaniel S. house 77 Chatham
BRIGHAM OBRISON W. groceries and
provisions, 104 Southbrldge, boards 87
Portland. — See page 651
Brigham Rebecca M. widow of William R.
house 87 Orange
Brigham Samuel C. blacksmith. Grove cor.
West Boylston, house do.
Brigham Sarah Mrs. teacher, Winslow st.
school, boards 97 Pleasant
Brigham Sarah M. teacher, Edgeworth st.
school, b. Grove c. Park av. [Portland
Brigham Walter A. grocer, 68 Myrtle, h. 87
Brigham William Henry, bookkeeper, 26
Salisbury, boards 180 Main
Brigham William H. plalter, h. 216 Main
BUSH & CO.,
FRESH MOOTS AND SERBS A SPBOIALTT,
AT NO. 56 FRONT STREET.
WORCESTER [B] MRECTORT.
77
Bri^ham Willie F. riveter, 15 UjiIod, boards
Orove cor. West Boylston
Bright Catharine T. house 9 Belmont
Bright Mary J. dressmaker, 9 Belmont,
house do. [bridge
Brimhall Caleb, plowmaker, h. 170 Sooth-
Brimhall Lorania, h. Fowler n. city line
Brimhall Silas J. woodworker, 84 Prescott,
hoase 6 Linwood place
Brinck Charles F. laborer, house Byron n.
MlUbrook [Ashland
Brinkworth Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 19 No.
Brion Charles M. cornice maker, 150 Union,
h. 81 Millbury [bridse
Brisk! Jacob, peddler, house 424 South-
Brisaette Azarie, fitter, 57 Jackson, h. r. 66
Salem [Bell pond
Briaaette Felix, laborer, h. 121 Belmont n.
Brisaette Moses, laborer, 57 Jackson, bds.
rear 66 Salem
Brisaon Joseph, rem'd to North Grafton
Bristol Aaron F. carpenter, 196 Union, h. 14
Castle [20 Woodland
Bristol Edwin F. organ tuner, 9 May, house
Bristol Viola L. Mrs. house 18 Trumbull
Britt Alice, house 68 Madison
Britt Andrew, machinist, 95 Thomas, b. 87
Mechanic [Belmont
Britt Bridget, stitcher, h. Shrewsbury near
Britt Joseph R. bookbinder, 868i Main, bds.
66 Lamartine [Lamartine
Britt Margaret, widow of Bichard, house 65
Britt Mary, laundress, b. 68 Madison
Britt Patrick, laborer, Harrington ct. house
189 Bloomingdale
Britt Thomas, blacksmith, house 18i Green
Britt Wm. painter, house 84 Suffolk
Brittan Sarah M. widow of Josiah, h. Lin-
coln n. Burncoat [Burncoat
Brittan Simeon A. ftirmer, house Lincoln n.
Britton Edward F. moulder, h. 42 Woodland
Britton George D. boot bottomer, bds. 174
Washington
Britton James D. (Heald ^ Britton), 92
Thomas, house 42 Woodland
Britton Lewis B. carpenter, h. 5 Henchman
Britton Mowry L. laborer, house 174 Wash-
ington [ington
Britton Thomas F. bootmaker, b. 174 Wash-
Broad Aaron G. boarding-house, 19 Maple
Broad J. Astor, died April 14, 1888, age 87
Broad Wm. M. removed to Uxbridge
Broadbent Fannie, widow of Jeremiah, h. 5
Denny
BBOADBENT JAMES, ftirniture and house
Airnishing goods, 826 Main, house 5
Denny. — See page 577
Broadhurst Benjamin V. bartender, Waldo
House, boards do.
Broadhurst Mary, clerk, bds. 44 Trumbull
Brobston George H. painter, h. 59 Highland
Brock John C. removed to New Bedford
Brockwood George, machinist, boards 66
Southbridge
Broderick Bartholomew, laborer, 60 Bloom-
ingdale, h. 29 Barclay [115 do.
Broderick Edward £. clerk, 118 Main, bds.
Broderick Ellen T. boards 84 May
Broderick James, laborer, bds. 18 Milton
Broderick James, laborer, bds. 9 North
Broderick John, wire drawer, h. 18 Milton
Broderick John J. boot treer, b. 50 Green
Broderick Michael, laborer, h. 15 Conlln ct.
Broderick Patrick, wire drawer, h. 9 North
Broderick Patrick S. boot treer, 70 Winter,
house 12 Vernon [lln court
Broderick Stephen, painter, boards 15 Con-
Broderick Timothy, coachman, 47 Harvard,
b. 15 Conlln ct. [Cypress
Brodeur D^sir^, laborer, 196 Union, h. r. 16
Brodeur John B. carpenter, 8 Norwich, h.
79 Lamartine cor. Langdon
Brodeur Joseph, removed to Keene, N. H.
Brodeur Joseph, carpenter, 196 Union, b. r.
16 Cypress [artlne
Brodeur Josephine, dressmaker, b. 79 Lam-
Brodgen Daniel, farmer. West Boylston n.
Millbrook, boards do.
Brodmann Frederick, armorer, 20 Manches-
ter, boards 87 Mechanic
Brogan Thomas, hostler, 97 Temple, bds. 65
Franklin [68 Belmont
Brogan Thomas, woodworker, 15 Union, h.
Brogan William, laborer, house 188 Grove
Brogren P. August, wireworker, boards 25
Thomas
Broma Hermon, picker, bds. 28 Endicott
Brommels Johannes, wireworker, boards?
Carbon [house do.
Bronner Julia Mrs. hairworker, 27 Thomas,
Bronner Victor, machinist, h. 27 Thomas
Bronson Harvey, clerk, 896 Main, house 86
Chandler
Bronson Sarah, widow, bds. 60 Orange
Brooking Olney W. removed firom city
Brookings Lizzie P. attendant, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Brooks Agnes A. clerk, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, bds. do. [616 Main
Brooks Albert W. reedmaker, 112 Front, b.
Brooks Antoinette P. copyist. So. Court
House, bds. 8 Lancaster
Brooks Arthur A. student (at Cambridge),
b. 54 Queen [157 Washington
Brooks Beaumont E. machinist, 122 Gold, b.
Brooks Catharine, cook, h. 81 Spring
Brooks Charles E. librarian and treasurer
Horticultural Society, 18 Front, house
54 Queen [Garden street court
Brooks Charles N. machinist, 94 Grove, h.
Brooks Eli A. carpenter, h. 68 Southbridge
Brooks Elizabeth Mrs. housework, house
67 Central
Brooks Ezra, whltewasher, 42 Abbott, h. do.
Brooks Fred. A. asst. teller, Wor. National
Bank, 9 Foster, bds. Garden st. ct.
Brooks Fred. N. boot treer, 82 Austin, bds.
40 Portland [Washington
Brooks George, laborer, 88 Water, h. 157
Brooks George A. cabinetmaker, 26 N. Fos-
ter, h. 4 Leonard [26 Merrick
Brooks Geo. F. bookkeeper, 81 Hermon, h.
Brooks Geo. W. clerk, bds. 24 Crown
Brooks John H. blacksmith, Holden near
Grove, h. Nelson pi. c. Grove [Grove
Brooks John H. jr. farmer, h. Nelson pi. c.
;
CONDITION POWDERS,
MADE BT BUaH A CO., WIZL KEBP YOVB
MORSE'S COAT GLOSSY.
78
WORCESTEB [B] DIBEC3TOBY.
Brooks John S. clerk, 809 Main, h. 802 do.
Brooks Joseph, machinist, 20 Salisbury, h.
5 Denny
Brooks Joseph B. truckman, h. 17 Austin
Brooks Louis, carpet cleaner, bds. 311 Main
Brooks Lyman, depot master, Union depot,
h. 108 Pleasant
Brooks Mary Mrs. house 15 Beaver
Brooks Mercy W. widow of El^ah F. house
24 Crown
Brooks Philip, laborer, house 24 Elliott
Brooks Solomon, spinner, Pakachoag Mill,
b. 287 Cambridge [54 Queen
Brooks Walter F. clerk, 426 Main, boards
Brooks William E. moulder, h. 8 Jefferson
Brooks Wm. F. supt. 26 Southbridge, b. 58
Pleasant
Brooks Wm. F. beer manuf. Exchange c.
Waldo, house 89 Hermon
Brooks Wm. H. derk, 480 Main, b. South-
bridge [Lancaster
Brooks Wm. N. clerk, 885 Main, boards 1
Brooks Mrs. widow, h. 148 Mechanic
Brophy Charlotte, nurse, Hammond n. R. R.
boards do.
Brophy James, finisher, Hopeville Manuf.
Co. h. Sutton lane c. Sutton road
Brophy John, boot crimper, 82 Austin, h.
851 Cambridge
Brophy John, laborer, b. 25 Gold st. ct.
Brophy Joseph, carpenter, B., B. &. G. R. R.
repair shop, h. 199 Shrewsbury
Brophy Joseph, machinist, 75 Beacon, bds.
199 Shrewsbury [12 Winter
Brophy Wm. boot repairer, 19 Green, house
Brophy Wm. supt. fire alarm telegraph, 10
Bigelow ct. h. 18 Eastern ave.
Brophy Wm. B. rem'd to Norfork, Va.
Brosnan Aloysius, professor, College Holy
Cross, b. do.
Brosnan John, grocer, 57 Grafton, house do.
Brosnan John C. brakeman, B. & A. R. R.
h. 82 Shrewsbury
Brosnan Michael, stonecutter, b. 26 Ledge
Brosnan Thomas, stone yard, 88 Water, b.
65 Franklin [8 Beach
Brosnan Thomas, stonecutter, 88 Water, b.
Brosnlhan Catharine, widow of John, bds.
15 Lyon [14 S. Irving
Brosnihan Catharine, widow of Timothy, h.
Brosnihan Charles T. varnlsher, 16 Union,
house 78 Water
Brosnihan Cornelius, removed to California
Brosnihan Jeremiah, laborer, bds. 8 Beach
Brosnihan Jeremiah, removed to California
Brosnihan John J. carpenter, h. 171 Shrews-
bury
Brosnihan John J. laborer, house 15 Lyon
Brosnihan John J. laborer, bds. 54 Grove
Brosnihan John J. hostler, 502 Southbridge,
b. 18 Washburn
Brosnihan John J. Jr. laborer, b. 15 Lyon
Brosnihan John T. machinist, 66 Grafton,
house 112 Salem [78 Water
Brosnihan Mary, widow of Thomas, boards
Brosnihan Michael, laborer, 58 Hermon, h.
70 Shrewsbury
Brosnihan Michael, b. 15 Lyon
Brosnihan Patrick, stonecutter, h. 26 Ledge
Brosnihan Patrick, laborer, h. 18 lAwrence
Brosnihan Thomas, laborer, h. Wilson near
Seward [c. R. R. b. 112 Salem
Brosnihan Thos. H. machinist, Lagrange
Brosnihan, see Bresnlhan
Brostrom John E. wireworker, h. 97 MOlbniy
Brothers Joseph, carpenter, 196 Union, b. 16
Cypress [43 N. Ashland
Brothers Mary, widow of Christopher, bds.
Brothers Nelson, carpenter,, h. 13 Fojle
Brothers Stephen, carpenter, b. 604 Main
Brouillard Joseph, wireworker, house 68
Thomas [h. 13 Portland
Brouillet Joseph, pastor Notre Dame Church,
Bronillette Joseph, carpenter, h. 47 Mason
Brouillette Saraphln, carpenter, b. 47 Mason
Brousseau Joseph, blacksmith, 8 Warren,
h. at Boylston [Park are.
Brow Edward, laster, 60 King, house 26B
Brower William, horse clipper, h. Alvarado
ay. n. Anna [9 Merrick
Brown Aaron B. architect, 17 Chapln blk. h.
Brown Adin C. finisher, 18 Mechanic, h. 207
Chandler [Beacon
Brown Adin £. yamisher, 9 May, boards 48
Brown Albert E. steamfltter, 80 Foster, bds.
at Holden
Brown Albert H. weayer, Jamesyllle, h. do.
Brown Albert S. house 21 Elm
Brown Alfred M. machinist, 81 Exchange,
house 42 do. [b. 18 Newbury
Brown Allison S. lastmaker, 92 Foster,
Brown Almira, widow of Jeremiah, house
16 Chandler
BROWN ALZIBUS, feed stable and truck-
man, 28 Thomas, house 688 Main.— jSSse
page 570
Brown Andrew J. hairdresser, 107 Main, h. 8
Palmer [16 Proyldence
Brown Anna Mrs. stitcher, 70 Winter, bds.
Brown Anne E.' widow of John W. house 8
Douglas St. ct.
Brown Annie, teacher, E. Worcester school,
boards 17 High
Brown Annie, domestic, 840 Cambridge
Brown Annie M. boarding-house, 68 Salem
Brown Arthur F. clerk, 619 Main, house at
Holden
Brown Arthur H. carpenter, h. 6 So. Russell
Brown Arthur B. student, b. 25 Bowdoin
Brown A. Jane, widow of Dayld, h. rear 22
Elliott [house 110 do.
Brown Benjamin F. machinist, 95 Thomas,
Brown Capen, foreman, b. Continental Hotel
Brown Charles, bartender. Bay State House,
boards do.
Brown Charles, bds. 514 Main [h. 8 Myrtle
Brown Charles C. "Woodworker, 227 Main,
Brown Chas. E. hostler, City Hospital, bds.
do. [b. 4 Palmer
Brown Charles F. upholsterer, 327 Main,
Brown Charles J. rem'd to Hayesyllle, Ohio
Brown Clara E. clerk, 827 Main, boards 19
Portland [246 Pleasant
Brown Cordelia, bookkeeper, 148 Front, b.
Brown Dan A. remoyed to Holden
Brown Dayld P. house 10 Valley
BUSH & CO.
HAVIB BEBN THinTY-TWO TEAMB XJT OKB
LOCATION AS A DBU0 STOBB,
W0BCE8TEB [B] DIRECTORY.
79
BrowD David W. machinist, 70 School, h.
100 Malberry
Brown Dennis L. carpenter, bds. rear Mill-
barj opp. Whipple, Q.
Brown Eben P. died Aug. 1888
Brown Edward, laborer at gasworks, b. 165
Millbnry [artine
Brown Edward, watchman, hoase 105 Lam-
Brown Edward A. connty treasurer. South
Court Honse, house 81 Harvard
Brown Edwin, treas. T. E. Earle Manufac-
turing Co. 66 Grafton, h. Edward c. Glen
Brown Edwin E. bookkeeper, 162 Front, b.
51 Providence
Brown Edwin W. organ maker, 19 Union,
house Brittan near Lincoln
Brown Elmer F. machinist, junction shop,
house 118 Sontbgate [ton, house do.
Brown Emily C. dressmaker, 71 Washing-
Brown Emma F. teacher, Lamariine street
school, boards 17 Piedmont [58 High
Brown Ervin H. carpenter, 196 Union, bds.
Brown Eugene F. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
168 Southbridge
Brown Frank, mason, b. 128 Chandler [b. do.
Brown Frank A. porter, Waverly House,
Brown Frank B. machinist, h. 110 Thomas
Brown Frank P. engineer, B. ft A. U. B. h.
19 ^tna [Main, h. 6 West
Brown Freeman, reporter. Daily Spy, 444
Brown George, carpenter, Muskeego corner
Albany, h. 1 Blaisdell ct.
Brown George, farmer, h. Fowler, Tatnuck
Brown George, teamster, 27 Lagrange, h.
18 Madison
Brown George, rem'd to Manchester, N. H.
Brown George, pattern maker, h. 4 Blais-
dell court
Brown George A. boards 16 Walnut
Brown George A. butcher, 69 Shrewsbury,
honse 40 Salem [Elm
Brown Greorge E. clerk, 94 Grove, house 8
Brown George P. bootmaker, house 246
Pleasant [Worcester
Brown George T. horse dealer, h. 42 East
Brown Greorge W. removed ft'om city
Brown Gideon, laborer, h. 58 N. Ashland
Brown Harry, rem'd to Providence, R. I.
Brown Henry A. painter, 100 Prescott, h.
at Ayer Junction
Brown Henry J. supt. Wor. woolen mills,
17 Southgate, h. 455 Southbridge
Brown Henry R. supt. 18 Coes, h. 52 Mill
Brown Henry S. bookkeeper, Lagrange
opp. Junction depot, b. 85 Pleasant
Brown Henry W. teacher. State Normal
school, bds. 17 High
Brown Herbert E. woodworker, 196 Union,
h. 58 High [Austin
Brown Howard N. clerk, 226 Front, b. 206
Brown Hugh G. removed Arom city
Brown James, driver, h. r. 172 Prescott
Brown James A. clerk, Post-Offlce, house 7
Brown
Brown James A. woodworker, 196 Union, b.
6 Clinton ct. [28 Assonet
Brown James C. machinist, 22 Cypress, h.
Brown James D. calciminer, h. 42 John
Brown James J. stucco worker, house 58
Myrtle [h. 106 Washington
Brown James M. pattern ipaker, 23 Hermon,
Brown James S. removed to Chicopee
Brown Jeremiah, laborer, house 81 North
Brown John, laborer, house 847 MlUbury
Brown John, boot finisher, 68 High
Brown John, mason, house 26 Larkin
Brown John C. mason, bds. 128 Chandler
Brown John E. engineer, 78 School, house
rear 102 Thomas [158 Union ave.
Brown John H. engineer, B. So A. R. R. h.
Brown John K. boots and shoes, 14 Front,
h. 17 Benefit [house 18 Foyle
Brown Joseph A. boiler maker, 57 Green,
Brown Joseph W. boiler maker, rear 179
Union, house 77 Madison [Chandler
Brown Joshua A. foreman, 2 Allen ct. h. 70
Brown Josiah, machinist, 95 Thomas, house
21 Arch [Auburn
Brown Josiah W. supt. 827 Main, house 20
Brown J. Stewart, water registrar, 5 City
Hall, h. 89 Orchard
Brown Kate Mrs. domestic, 257 Main
Brown Leonard W. died May 5, 1888. age 48
Brown Lewis T. died April 27, 1883, age 52
Brown Lucy A. widow of Leonard W. house
5 Hollywood [Chandler
Brown Margaret, widow of John, house 128
Brown Margaret J. (E, T. Schofield & Co,),
194 Front, h. 86 Mendon
Brown Mary A. widow of Francis £. house
18 Madison [60 Chandler
Brown Mary A. widow of Patrick H. bds.
Brown Mary A. widow of Lewis T. h. 17
Piedmont
Brown Mary E. dressmaker, h. 128 Chandler
Brown Mary J. h. Fowler near city line
Brown Mary W. widow of Amos, house 75
Pleasant [Q.
Brown Michael, heater, h. r. MiUbury n. R.R.,
Brown Michael J. laborer, boards 27 Suffblk
Brown Michael J. laborer, bds. 8 Assonet
Brown Moses W. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
21 do.
Brown Nellie, dressmaker, house 15 Beaver
Brown Orpha D. boarding-house, 9 Davis
Brown Patrick, mason, house 16 Bluff
Brown Peter, presser, 107 Main, b. 27
Carbon [186 Pleasant
Brown Phylonzo, trunks, 20 Front, house
Brown Prentice W. rem'd to Westmoreland,
N. H. [11 Washington
Brown Rebecca B. widow of Chauncey, h.
Brown Reginald, farmer, h. Fowler, Tatnuck
Brown Richard, boiler tender, 14 Blooming-
dale, house 8 Assonet [Mendon
Brown Robert C. cutter, 619 Main, house 42
Brown Robert E. hairdresser, 102 South-
bridge, house 8 Liberty [b. do.
Brown Robert F. waiter. Bay State House,
Brown Rosanna, widow of Archey, house 7
Brown [Main
Brown Samuel, shoecutter, 68 High, h. 883
Brown Samuel (Walker A Brown), 166
Front, h. 108 Chandler
Brown Sarah A* widow of Theophllus, h.
212 Lincoln
DR. NEWTOFS COUGH BALSAM
IS MADB BY
BUSM A CO.
80
WORCESTEB [B] DIRBCTORT.
Brown Stephen, boiler maker, r. 179 Union,
h. 116 Salem
Brown Stephen S. rem'd to Holden [Salem
Brown Stephen W. boiler maker, b. 115
Brown Theodore P. bookkeeper, 9 May, h.
2 Charlotte
Brown Thomas, rem*d to Boston
Brown Thomas, house 85 Park [9 Merrick
Brown Wendell P. teacher (at Millbury). b.
Brown Willard A. attendant, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Brown Willard Z. rem'd to Holden
Brown William, upholsterer, 2 Central Ex-
change, h. 4 Palmer
Brown William, heater, house 27 Suffolk
Brown William A. clerk, 814 Main, bds. 60
Austin
Brown Wm. C. student, bds. 10 Lancaster
Brown Wm. D. Janitor, 20 Exchange, h. 16
Pearl
Brown William F. truckman, h. 84 Southgate
Brown Wm. F. laborer at gasworks, h. 47
Millbury [4 Newbury
Brown William H. hairdresser, 5 Mill, bds.
BROWN WM. H. machinist, 81 Mechanic,
boards 80 Myrtle. ~i9ee page 685
Brown Wm. H. clerk, 484 Main, bds. Park
n. Salem [116 Salem
Brown Wm. J. boiler maker, r. 179 Union, b.
Brown Wm. L. reedmaker, 9 May, bds. 7
Cristy
Brown Wm. N. (Brovm A Nash), house 206
Austin [Main, h. 212 Lincoln
Brown Wm. T. (W, and T. Broton), 42i
Brown Wm. W. foreman, 155 Front, house
6 Merrick
Brown W. & T. (W. T. Brown and F. H.
EstabrookJ, merchant tailors, 424 Main
BROWN A NASH r W. N. Brown and H. H.
Nashjt blacksmiths and horseshoers,
Foster c. Bridge. — See page 568
Browne Harry E. armorer, bds. 7 Cristy
Browne Henry L. bootmaker, h. 7 Cristy
Browne Jennie L. bookkeeper, 187 Front, b.
76 Pleasant
Browne John P. machinist, h. 7 Cristy
BROWNELL GEORGE L. twisting ma-
chinery manuf. 82 Foster, house 28
Main. — See page 642 [Barclay
Brownell Henry M. driver, 20 Grafton, h. 18
BrownhiU Charles, carpenter, h. 11 Kllby
Browning Charles G. asst. mall agent. Union
depot, boards 76 Pleasant
Browning Edgar A. clerk. Union depot
restaurant, house 88 Shelby [George
Browning Edward F. clerk, 204 Main, h. 12
Browing Henry H. rem'd to Haverhill
Browning James E. rem'd to Hard wick
Browning J. engineer, bds 6 Chatham
Browning L. Herbert, restaurant, Union
depot, house 62 Providence [age 48
Browning Phllena H. died Sept. 11, 1888,
Broxap Isaac, machinist, 110 Green, h. 2
Batchelder
Bruce Alvln C. clerk, 842 Main, b. do.
Bruce Hollls E. clerk, 80 Front, boards 16
Windsor [h. 8 Alden
Bruce Horatio, foreman, 152 Southbrldge,
Bruce John, Jr. scrap iron, h. 68 Hanover
Bruce Joseph S. cutter, 70 Winter, h. 87
Cutler [Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Bruce Ulmer S. attendant, Worcester Lnn&tic
Bruce William, clerk, bds. 45 Salem
Brflmmer Mary M. widow, bds. 90 Salem
Brtimmer Philip, watches, Jewelry, 4bc 74
Front, house 90 Salem
Bruhstrom Aaron, laborer, h. Taylor, Qp
Bruhstrom Carl W. laborer, h. S26 MiUbury
Brule Didace, machine operator, 82 Austin,
house 180 Salem
Brule Joseph A. grocer, 187 Washington,
house do.
Brunelle Clarence, skatemaker, 81 Mulberry,
bds. 548 Main [son, h. 6 Myrtle
Brunelle Frank X. pattern maker, 62 Jack-
Brunelle John, driver, 620 Biain, b. Mechanic
Brunelle Josephine, widow of Moses, h. 89
Prospect [ter, h. 27 Lyon
Brunelle Philaise, carpenter, 10 E. Worces-
Brunette Thomas, finisher, house 18 Spring
Brunette Wm. laborer, bds. 18 Spring
Bruninghaus Richard, Jr. hairdresser, 891
Main, h. 70 Belmont
Brunnell Paul, rem'd from city [Laroartine
Brnnnell Peter, beltmaker, 187 Front, h. 84
Bruno Joseph, sawyer, 5 Sargent, hoose U
Langdon
Brunsel Carl, wlreworker, b. 2 Pink [Lake
Bruso Charles, machinist, 28 Webster, h. 11
Bruso Charles E. polisher, 4 Leicester, h. 84
Mill [Coes cor. BuAira
Bruso Edward, watchman, 1 Coes sq. house
Bruso Edward, 2d. machinist, 4 Leicester,
bds. 84 Cambridge [Cambridge
Bruso John, finisher, 4 Leicester, house 84
Bruso John E. machinist, 140 Union, b. 142
Pleasant
Bruso John F. plumber, b. Coes c. Bufltam
Bruso Joseph, laborer, h. 84 Cambridge
Bruso Joseph, Jr. machinist, 50 Lagrange,
house r. 86 Benefit
Bruso J. Edward, machinist, b. 142 Pleasant
Bruso Mary, widow of John B. b. 20 Spruce
Bruso Moses, woodworker, b. 84 Cambridge
Bruso Paul, painter, house 2 Tirrell
Bruso Paul, saloon, 88 Shrewsbury, h. do.
Bruso Peter, machinist, 28 Webster, house
Webster, BamardviUe [9 Hollls
Bruso Peter, machinist, 50 Lagrange, house
Brusoe Joseph E. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
65 Salem
Bruya Frank C. carpenter, house 5 Douglas
Bryant Charles H. milkman, house Holden
cor. Smith lane [h. 85 Liberty
Bryant CbrLstopher, carpenter, 196 Union,
Bryant Edward A. cabinetmaker, 25 Union,
house 28 John [Boylston n. Grove
Bryant Frank, driver, 91 Central, bds. West
Bryant George R. wlreworker, h. 59 Orchard
Bryant James T. agent Adams Express Co.
896 Main, house 22 Lincoln square
Bryant John H. removed to Maine
Bryant J. Edgar, farmer, boards Holden cor.
Smith lane [202 Pleasant
Bryant Matthew, tinsmith, 51 Main, house
Bryant Robert T. mason, house 17 Lily
BUSH & CO.
MjIKB BULLABJD'a BALM GILBAD IiINIMBNT; WILL
CUBE BVEBT KifOWK ACHE OB BAIN.
WORCESTER [B] DIRECTORY.
81
BRTAIVT SOLON A CO. (W. H, DavU),
fbncy goods, trimmiDgs, &c. 88 Front,
hoDse 127 Beacon. — See page 526
Biyant S. A. Mrs. dressmaker, 202 Pleasant,
house do.
Bryant Waldo C. student, boards 17 Dix
Bryant Walter A. hostler, 41 Foster, house
86 Sommer [202 Pleasant
Biyant William D. bookbinder, 887 Main, b.
Bryden Benjamin F. died September, 1888
Biyden Charles K. bookkeeper, 858 Main,
bds. 76 Pleasant [Jacques
Bryson Ellzabetb L. boards Webster comer
Bryson Walter D. machinist, 28 Webster,
house Webster comer Jacques
Buchanan Gilbert J. removed from city
Bnchanan Havilah, woodworker, 100 Pres-
cott, bds. 9 Dix [Wellington
Bnchanan Henry A. woodworker, house 48
Buck Charles, foreman, 82 Austin, house 91
Chandler « [Austin
Buck Chas. £. clerk, 876 Main, boards 101
Buck Charles H. clerk, 88 Front, house 91
Chandler [Oxford
Buck Charles P. cutter, 82 Austin, house 49
Buck Charles P. carpenter, h. 74 Piedmont
Buck Chester, insurance, bds. 15 Maple
Buck Franklin £. died Aug. 27, 1888, age 46
Buck George P. bookkeeper, 19 Church, b.
22 Portland [Wyoming site
Buck George W. orguinette maker, bds. 22
Buck Harvey T. ft Co. (H, L, Savage),
Worcester Moulding Works, 19 Cypress,
house 88 Queen
Buck Henry E. card writer, h. 70 Chandler
Buck Horace B. carriage maker, 68 Chandler,
honse 71 do.
Buck Jennie M. Mrs. removed to Westboro*
Buck Lizzie F. Mrs. removed from city
Buck Maria Mrs. cleaner, h. 115 Park ave.
Buck Patrick C. watchman, honse Beacon
near Jackson [Southbridge
Buck William A. moulder, 92 Thomas, b. 208
Buck William N. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
at Westboro'
Buckard Charles, shoemaker, Hanover near
Arch, b. 9 Orchard
Buckard Charles, jr. wire drawer, house 9
Orchard [h. 144 do.
Bncke Charles O. marble cutter, 181 Central,
Buckingham George B., Arcade Malleable
Iron Co., Washington sq. h. 10 Oread
Buckley Abel, laborer, bds. 189 Cambridge
Buckley Charles I. driver, 129 Main, boards
6 Arch [69 Temple
Buckley Daniel, machinist, 110 Green, bds.
Buckley Daniel, died Jan. 24, 1883, age 65
Buckley Elizabeth A. clerk, bds. 6 Arch
Buckley Ellen, widow of Daniel, house 67
Grafton [6 Arch
Buckley Emily J. widow of William, house
Bockley Emma, teacher. Woodland street
school, bds. 6 Arch [42 Bellevue
Buckley James G. boot treer, 60 King, house
Buckley Jeremiah, boot closer, 82 Austin,
honse 4 Ascension
Buckley Jeremiah, brakeman, b. 108 Thomas
Buckley Jeremiah, laborer, h. r. 44 Thomas
Buckley Jeremiah, moulder, 51 Green, house
190 Southbridge [190 Southbridge
Buckley Johanna, widow of Daniel, boards
Buckley John, polisher, 4 Leicester, house
26 Lake
Buckley John, laborer, house 71 Millbury
Buckley John W. wire drawer, Pitt, boards
484 Southbridge [168 Chandler
Buckley John W. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
Buckley Margaret, widow, b. 58 Union ave.
Buckley Mary, grocer, 67 Temple, house do.
Buckley Michael, teamster, h. 6 Seymore
Buckley Patrick, hostler, Curtis c. Leicester,
bds. 8 Mill
Buckley Thomas, weaver, house 22 Temple
Buckley William, laborer, bds. 22 Temple
Buckley William J. foreman, Putnam lane n.
Shrewsbury, house 4 Nebraska
Bucklin Edgar, laborer, bds. 16 Providence
Bucklln Qeorge H. wireworker, h. 69 Grove
Bucklin Lawrence, removed to Boston
Bucklin Maria Mrs. house 16 Providence^
Bucklin Rollin M. carpenter, house 20 Salem
Budding Lucie A. widow of Bepj. Q. bds. 19
Hanlngton ave.
Buell Alpeus 8. propr. Southbridge express,
869 Main, h. at Southbridge
Buell Lura C. Mrs. bds. 155 Pleasant
Buell Samuel K. grindstones, 48 Waldo, b.
155 Pleasant [100 Front, h. 9 Kilby
Bufflngton Chas. L. (Bvffington d OoodellJt
Buffington Ellsha D. apothecary, 800 Main,
house 4 William
Buffington & Goodell (0. L. Buffington and
W. H, Goodell), wall paper, 100 Front
Buflhm Seth W. wireworker, h. 58 Fountain
Bugbee Annie M. house 19 Bowdoin
Bugbee Chas. E. boards 8 Myrtle
Bugbee Elmore, boot bottomer, Hamilton,
house at Webster [Mechanic
Bugbee Elsie M. widow of James, house 16
Bugbee Mary T. widow of Lyman, house 45
Salem
Bugbee Thomas L. house 7 Cottage
Bugbee Walter S. fkrmer, house Brattle,
North Worcester [Castle
Bugbee Walter T. cutter, 872 Main, house 8
Buggy John J. machine tender, house 60
Oxford [5 do.
Bulah Charles W. painter, 8 Palmer, house
Bulah William, coachman, bds. 81 Liberty
Bulger Edward, varnisher, 7 Eaton place, li.
84 Assonet [place
Bulger Hugh, wireworker, house 7 Prescott
Bulger John, melter, house 86 Suffolk
Bull Eugene T. clerk, 128 Front, house 8
Trumbull [Conn.
BuUard Arthur H. removed to Bridgeport,
Bullard Charles, carpenter, 15 Market, h. 8
Tufts [58 Pleasant
Bullard Charles E. salesman, 184 Front, b.
Bullard Charles ^. engineer, P. & W. R. R.
heuse 82 Plymouth [Vt.
Bullard Charles E. rem'd to St. Johnsbury,
Bullard Chester U. hostler, 88 School, bds. 1
George street court
Bullard Edgar M. baggage man, Union de-
pot, house 94 Washington
GO TO A. L BURBAM'S
6
for SPOMTINB APPARATUS*
A good a»9ortment at 841 JUAJK ST.
82
WORCESTER [Q] DIRECTORT.
Bollard Eleazer, iceman, bds. 57 Grove
Ballard Francis R. foremaDi 100 Prescott, h.
38 Harrison
Bnllard Franklin N. bookkeeper, 57 Union,
h. 221 Sammer
Ballard Qeorge C. stitcher, 68 High, house
2 High street court
Ballard George H. boiler tender, Bridge c.
Foster, boards 88 Belmont.
Ballard Gilbert, switchman, B. & A. R. IL b.
35 Grafton [822 Park ave.
Ballard James H. engineer, 137 Front, h.
Ballard Perry, painter, house 24 Church
BuUard S. Gilman Mrs. music teacher, h.
424 Main [81 Salem
Bnllard T. Clinton, stitcher, 103 Front, h.
Bollens George R. house 1 Ashland
Bull man William, laborer, Rural Cemetery,
boards 167 Grove
Bullock A. George, pres. and treas. State
Mat. Life Assurance Co. 240 Main, h.
48 Elm [15 Ashland
Bullock Elvira H. widow of Alexander H. h.
Bullock Frances, widow of Richard, bds. 16
Webster [So. Russell
Bullock Frank O. clerk, 584 Main, house 22
Bullock Harriet £. boards 27 Elm
Bullock Henry A. clerk, 8 Pearl, h. 1 Mason
Bullock James D. clerk, 214 Front, boards 9
High [do.
Bullock Mary A. dressmaker, 46 Bowdoin, b.
Bullock Richard, house 46 Bowdoin
Bullock Sylvanus G. policeman. City Hall,
house 6 Mason
Bulstrode Arthur H. farmer, b. 66 Salisbury
Bump LeForest J. tinsmith, 458 Main, h. 22
Wachusett [Central
Bundy Eliza A. widow of George, house 73
Bundy George L. coachman, b. 73 Central
Bunker Julia A. teacher, £a«t Worcester
school, boards 145 Summer
Bunnell Henry, weaver, Brussels, house
Lyman, Barnard vllle
Bunnell Mary L. widow of Cyrus B. boards
Lyman, Barnardville
Burbank Abijah F. watches and silver ware,
341 Main, house 6 John
BURBANK ASA L. Jewelry and sporting
apparatus, 341 Main, h. 335 do. — See
foot lines under B
BURBANK CHARLES W. civil engineer,
335 Main, house 1 Portland place. —
See page 686
Bnrbank Daniel E. engineer, 181 Central, h.
137 do. [219 Pleasant
Bnrbank Edgar D. painter, 8 Slater court, h.
Burbank Frank F. foreman, Hose No. 6, 224
Pleasant, house 226 do.
Burbank James L. estate of, apothecary, 376
Main [1 Denny
Burbank John E. bookkeeper, 341 Main, h.
Burbank Lydla O. wido^ of George G. h.
109 Lincoln
Burbank Nathan G. & Co. (C, L, OatesJ,
produce, 1 Allen court, h. 31 Richards
Burbank Persis S. widow of James L. bds.
Lincoln House [n. Upland
Burbank Samuel H. flirmer. h. Greenwood
Bnrbank Silas D. wire mattress maDUf. r.
116 Elm, house 116 do. [West
Burckel Anton, carver, 26 N. Foster, bds. 2
Burdett George A. shoemaker, 10 Mulbeny,
h. 165 Front [165 Front
Burdett George H. clerk, 1 Foster, boards
Burdett Louis F. carpenter, 5 Sargent, h. 5
Harris ct. [b. 51 Salem
Burdick Albert C. woodworker, 171 Union,
Burdon Leviua W. nurse, b. 17 Bellevne
Burger Charles, removed to Boston
Burgess Alvin T. mason, 38 Myrtle, b. do.
Burgess Arabell E. teacher. Summer street
school, bds. Salisbury n. Forest
Burgess Chas. F. & Co. hardware, 516 Main,
house 33 May
Burgess Daniel J. printer, 8 Maple, house
28 Kendall [deuce
Burgess Daniel S. mason, house 38 Frovi-
Burgess Elizabeth, bds. 33 Providence
Burgess EUory C. removed to Boston
Burgess Geo. E. iasarance, b. 887 Main
Burgess John B. laborer, 122 Gold, hoose 99
Madison
Burgess John W. mason, b. 80 Lagrange
Burgess Joseph A. mason, b. 38 Providence
Burgess Leonard S. tinsmith, bds. 20 Biaple
Burgess Lizzie, clerk, bds. 33 Providence
BURGESS SILAS A. lawyer, 8 Brinley
Hall block, 344 Main, house Salisbury
near Forest. — Seepage 497
Burgess Tristam, cutter, house 16 Coral
Burgess Walter F. machinist, hoose 105
Summer
Burgess Willard F. machinist, 161 Union, h.
23 Carbon [5 Thomas
Burgess Wm. M. tobacconist, 41 Main, bds.
Burke Bridget, b. 44 Canterbury [18 Ash
Burke Bridget, widow of Sylvester, house
Burke Catherine, boards 72 Madison
Burke Christopher, laborer, h. 25 Ellsworth
Burke David, laborer, 63 Washington sq.
house 20 Temple
Burke Edmund, laborer, house 6 Meade
Burke Ellen, widow of Mathew, house 12
Briden
Burke Francis F. machinist, Lagrange opp.
Junction depot, boards 5 Barclay
Burke Frank, laborer, house 13 Pond
Burke Garrett, laborer, bds. 24 Briden
Burke George W. machinist, 110 Green, h.
173 Millbnry
Burke Henry, laborer, 138 Mechanic, bds.
12 Pond [b. 5 Barclay
Burke Henry L. skatemaker, 31 Mulberry,
Burke Isaac, rem'd firom city
Burke James, driver, 23 Manchester, honse
12 Pond
Bnrke James, laborer, house 2 Kane's ct.
Burke James, laborer, house 25 Gk)ld st. ct.
Burke James, mason, house 45 Exchange
Burke James, wire cleaner, house 4 Riley
Burke James J. bartender, 230 Mechanic, b.
17 Conlin ct.
Burke .Tames J. wire worker, 85 Union, bds.
39j| Canterbury
Burke James J. coremaker, Hammond near
R. R. bds. 44 Canterbury
A. L BURBANK,
941 MAiy 8TXMJBT, AN OLD B8TA.BI,I8HED
HOUSE; 8 ELLS ONLY GOOD €t001>8.
WORCESTER [B] DIRECTORY.
88
Barke James J. machinist, 58 HermoD, bds.
48 Ezchani^e [coart
Barke James J. wire drawer, b. 5 Boylston
Burke JohaDna, widow of Michael, house
Chamberlain court
Barke John, blacksmith, h. S9h Canterbury
Barke John, printer, boards 17 Conlin ct.
Barke John, removed fVom city
Borke John, laborer, 68 Washington square,
hoase 6 McFarland's ct.
Borke John, laborer, bds. 12 Brlden
Barke John, machinist, 64 Jackson, bds. 28
Winter
Barke John, wire drawer, house 22 Slgel
Barke John, laborer, 92 Thomas, house 15
Tremont [5 Barclay
Barke John £. bleacher, 284 Pleasant, bds.
Barke John J. laborer, h. 17 Conlin ct.
Barke John M. moalder, 149 Washington,
hoase 18 Bradley [Conlin court
Burke John M. compositor, 418 Main, b.
Burke Joseph, laborer, house 6 Liberty
Burke Margaret, widow of Matthew, house
34 Brlden [17 Cross
Burke Martin, boot bottomer, Hamilton, h.
Burke Mary, widow of John, h. 7 Douglas
Burke Maurice, moalder, 149 Washington,
house 17 Bradley [Shrewsbury
Burke Michael, polisher, 75 Beacon, bds. 178
Burke Michael, carpenter, house 49 Winter
Burke Michael, screwmaker, 1 Coes sq. bds.
Sutton lane near Sutton road
Burke Michael D. removed to Milford
Burke Michael J. removed to Webster
Burke Patrick, watchman, 82 Southgate, h.
77 Grand [Gold
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. 179 Union, bds. 42
Burke Patrick, removed to North Adams
Burke Patrick J. hostler at Jail, house 179
Summer [1 Chamberlain ct.
Burke Patrick J. machinist, 186 Union, bds.
Burke Richard, laborer, house 5 Beach
Burke Thomas, dyer, boards 78 Grove
Burke Thomas, carpenter, h. 44 Canterbury
Burke William, painter, house 27 Ellsworth
Burke Winift'ed Mrs. house 5 Barclay
Bnrkhardt Henry C. hairdresser, 228 Front,
house 10 Warren [do.
Burkholder Anna Z. nurse. City Hospital, b.
BUELEIGH CHARLES H. patents, 448
Main, house 27 Oread pi. — See page 508
Burleigh Elizabeth Mrs. dressmaker, boards
6 Gold
Burleigh Wm. asst. bookkeeper, People's
Savings Bank, 452 Main, h. 80 Chatham
Burlin Oscar, blacksmith, 51 Green, boards
89 Endlcott
Ballard George, engineer, b. 88 Belmont
BUELDTGAME ABRAHAM, steam en-
gines. 22 Cypress, and (8, W. Neleon &
Co.), h. 52 Fountain.— i9<eiNi^e 672
Borllngame Asa W. machinist, 22 Cypress,
hoase Fales, Greendale
Borllngame Harris, trackman, 22 Cypress,
h. 106 Summer [31 Carroll
Borllngame Sarah A. widow of Harris, h.
Borllngame Sheldon F. foreman, 22 Cypress,
hoase W. Boylston, Greendale
Burllngham Esther A. nurse, b. 161 Austin
Burn James, laborer, 17 Southgate, house
Canterbury [Chatham
Burnap Edward 11. clerk, 426 Main, bds. 27
Burnap Battle M. bookkeeper, b. 45 Lincoln
Burnell Arthur, plater, 44 Central, house 60
Penn avenue [Mechanic
Burnell John H. driver, 620 Main, boards 16
Burnell Joseph, laborer, h. 14 Layard place
Burnett Emeline, boards 80 Orient
Burnett George M. carpenter, 10 E. Worces-
ter, house at MlUbury
Burnett John, carder, h. 84 Canterbury
Burnett Louisa E. nurse, h. 87 Shelby
Burnett Lucy A. nurse, h. 80 Orient
Burnett Thomas, laborer, 7 Eaton pL hoose
Spring; n. Front
Burney Wm. machinist, 84 Prescott, boards
Steamer No. 8, Prescott
Burnham Arthur W. machinist, Hammond
n. R. R. bds. 1 Howe
Burnham Chas. E. clerk, 428 Main, boards
1 Howe [70 Pleasant
Burnham Fred. A. clerk, 825 Main, boards
Burnham George, machinist, h. 850 Main
Burnham Lyman, woodworker, Hammond
n. R. R. h. 7 Davis
Burnham Wm. H. laborer, Putnam lane, h.
Marshall n. W ilson [ant, h. 1 Howe
Burnham Woodbridge, shoemaker, 8 Pleas-
Bum ham Wright £. clerk, 428 Main, boards
1 Howe [b. 88 William
Burns Alice £. Mrs. stamping, 291 Main,
Burns Annie £. housekeeper, Plantation n.
B* & A. R. R.
Burns Bessie, bds. 78 Water
Burns Bridget Mrs. house 887 Main
Burns Catherine Mrs. nurse, h. 61 MlUbury
Burns Catherine, housekeeper, 180 Beacon
Bums Catherine, widow of James, house 188
Foster
Burns Daniel F. W. painter, h. 28 Union av.
Burns Dominlck, laborer, h. 6 Seymore
Burns Edward, moulder, 68 Washington sq.
house 20 Spruce
Burns Frank, stone layer, h. 98 Ward
Burns James, helper, W. & N. R. R. repair
shop, house 27 Church
Burns James, foreman, b. 23 Blackstone
Burns James, laborer, 17 Southgate, boards
7 Armory ct.
Burns James, laborer, h. 14 Ward
Burns James, laborer, Hammond cor. R. R.
house 47 Temple
Burns Jeremiah D. student, bds. 91 Green
Burns Johanna Mrs. h. 42 Gold
Burns John, laborer, bds. 10 Brlden
Burns John, laborer, boards r. Mlllbury near
R. R., Q.
Burns John, laborer, h. 15 Grosvenor
Bums John, laborer, bds. 228 Southbridge
Burns John, bootmaker, 155 Front, house 91
Green [mond, h. Blgelow c. Ellsworth
Bums John, laborer, Southbridge c. Ham-
Burns John, stonecutter. Summer cor. R. R.
house 29 Eastern ave.
Bums John J. laborer, house 5 Boland ct.
Burns John J. laborer, h. 89 Ellsworth
A. L BORBANK,
BTIZL aXLJLS CIiOCKS, JBWBLnT, SrBOTAOLW^
BYJB GLABSB8, AT 841 MAIN BTRBET,
84
WORCESTER [B] DIRECTORT.
Burns Joseph S. teacher, Highland MilUary
Academy, Salisbury, bds. do.
Bums Julia, widow of Bryan, h. 88 Ward
Burns Kate, cook, 881 Main, bds. 90 Ward
Burns Maggie J. bozmaker, bds. 88 Ward
Burns Marcus, laborer, house 26 Larkin
Burns Martin, boot slder, 162 Southbridge,
house r. 57 Winter
Burns Martin, roller, h. 118 Washington
Burns Mary, dressmaker, b. 61 Millbury
Burns Mary Mrs. boarding-house, 180 Front
Bums Michael, laborer, b. 88 Bridge
Bums Michael, laborer, 7 Redding ct.
Burns Michael, laborer, h. 90 Ward [bridge
Burns Michael, wire drawer, b. 228 South-
Burns Nellie, heelmaker, b. 191 Mechanic
Burns Nellie, widow of Francis, h. 179 Mill-
bury
Bums Owen F. cutter, house 48 Columbia
Burns Patrick, laborer, 65 Jackson, house
17 Burt
Bums Patrick, spinner, Hopeville Manuf.
Co. h. Sutton lane n. Sutton road
Burns Patrick, laborer, Putnam lane, boards
90 Ward [107 E. Central
Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 51 Main, house
Bums Patrick, laborer, bds. r. 17 Garden
Burns Penelope, music teacher, boards 27
Chatham
Burns Peter, laborer, b. Greenwood, Q.
Bums Phebe, cook, 115 Main [15 do.
Burns Robert, blacksmith, r. 64 Thomas, b.
Burns Roger, boot bottomer, 7 Washington
sq. house 188 Washington
Burns Sophia Mrs. domestic, 56 Central
Burns Thomas, laborer, b. 6 Seymore
Burns Thomas, wireworker, h. r. 17 Garden
Burns Timothy, boot treer, 155 Front, house
8 Burt
Burns Timothy B. died May 12, 1888, age 24
Bums William £. bootmaker, bds. 91 Green
Bums Wm. H. gilder, 5 Maple, bds. 11 do.
Burns William H. bootmaker, h. r. 2 Blossom
Burns William H. (Baker <fi Burns), 98
Front, h. 198 Pleasant c. N. Merrick
Bums, see Bymes
Burnside Elizabeth D. Miss, h. 17 Chestnut
Burnside Hattie P. F. Miss, h. 17 Chestnut
Burpee Pierson T. K. turner, 196 Union, b.
81 Salem
Burr Catherine T. Miss, b. 2 Oxford place
Burr Ellisons, hackman, house 98 Elm
Burr Frederic A. wireworker, 195 Front, h.
191 Lincoln [10 Walnut
Burr George, eating-house, 2 Foster, house
Burr Hannah S. widow of Joseph, bds. 28
Newbury [Piedmont
Burr Henry A. machinist, 62 Jackson, b. 8
Burr Reuben R. machinist, 161 Union, house
79 Hanover [Merrick
Burr Sanford E. clerk, 576 Main, house 18
Burr Wm. H. P. tinsmith, r. 16 Union, b. 68
Main [side ct.
Burrell Charles A. teamster, boards 8 Buru-
Burrell Horace M. foreman, 70 Winter, h.
8 Portland [70 Washington
Burrill Frank H. chair finisher, 15 Union, b.
Burrill Frederic, painter, h. 70 Washington
Burrill Lily, dressmaker, 70 Waahingtcm, h.
do. [Hollis
Burroughs Charles F. carpenter, boards 42
Burroughs Fred. A. P. house 42 Hollis
Burrows Charles, carpenter, 21 Grafton, h.
71 MiUbury
Burrows Edward H. rem'd to Oxford
Burrows Emanuel, carpenter, 21 Grafton, h.
71 Millbury [b. S Denny
Burrows Frank T. compositor, 47 Main,
Burrows H. Chauncey, salesman, 94 Grove,
boards Bay State House
Burrncker George J. wireworker, bouse 10
Elliott [Chatham
Burt Albro A. machinist, 19 Charch, bds. 8
Burt Charles H. clerk, boards Mlllbary opp.
Stebbins [do.
Burt Daniel W. laborer, 821 Kain, boards
Burt George P. music teacher, Collesr® Holy
Cross, h. 72 Washington [Goddard
Burt James 0. bootmaker, 22 Gold, boose 18
Burt William H. foreman at wireworks, Q.
house Millbury near R. R.
Burt William H. painter, h. 26 Plymouth
Bnrtelle Arthur, bookkeeper, Citizens Nat.
Bank, 425 Main, boards 989 do.
Burtis George H. clerk, house 29 King
Burton Arthur H. salesman, Manchester c.
Union, house 15 Grold
Burton Clarence F. watchman, 60 Bloom-
ingdale, house 5 Silver
BURTON HENRT W. second-faand cloth-
ing, 1 Central, house 80 Dewey n. Par-
ker.— Seepage 574
Burton James, teamster, honse Belmont n.
Bell pond [Green
Burton Mary A. widow of Daniel, hoase 55
Burton Thomas, machinist, 100 Prescott, h.
85 Highland [FoonUln
Burton Thomas H. carrier, P. O. boose 11
Busfleld John (Bailey A Butfield), 88 Water,
house 40 Fox
Busfleld Mary, widow of Thomas, b. 9 Ash
Bush Augustus L. sawyer, 162 Union, house
16 Wachusett [87 Orange
Bush Herbert E. cutter, 82 Austin, boards
Bush Joseph W. machinist, 85 Mechanic, b.
Salem near Park
Bush William (Bush A Co.), house 7 West
BUSH & CO. ( William Bush), druggists,
66 Front. — See foot lines under B
Bushee Samuel, spinner, 17 Southgate, bds.
47 do. [145 Mechanic
Bushey Alexander, carpenter, 196 Union, h.
Bushey Henry, died, 1888
Bushnell Fordis O. clerk, 20 Pleasant, house
182 Chandler
BUSHNELL GEORGE H. & CO. machin-
ists and press manufs. 129 Gold, house
11 Beneflt.—i^ee pa^6 684
Bushnell Oscar P. machinist, 129 Gold, b.
40 Oread
Buss Charles D. carpenter, h. 4 Orchard
Buss Chas. H. wire inspector, b. 4 Orchard
Buss Frank, brakeman, h. Sackyille n. B.,
B. & G. R. R.
Buss Frank F. hostler, boards 215 Summer
Buss Frederick, packer, house 8 Orchard
BUSH & CO.,
CONniTION POWJ>SItS, rrZL POUITD PACKAGES,
PRICB SS CBKTH PEB PACKAGE,
WOROEBTEB [B] DIRECTORY.
85
Bii«9 Sarah B. hoase 8 Shepard
Bosflell AdoDiran J. engineer, boards United
States Hotel [28 Charlton
Buswell Charles E. clerk, 80 Front, boards
Bii8W€ll Charles H. picture firamer, 19 Cy-
press, h. 1 Green lane [267 Main
Buswell Horace £. conductor, 15 Market, h.
Boswell Mary £. widow of Horace, bds. 28
Charlton QCamp
Batcher Edwin, weaver, Brussels, house 20
Butler Argalls P. machinist, 110 Qreen, h.
87 Gold
Butler Betsey Mrs. house 87 Portland
Batler Bridget, widow of James, boards 77
Canterbury
Butler Bridget, widow of Michael, house 89
Salem [Southgate
Butler Catharine, widow of Michael, b. 52
Butler Charles A. laborer, 57 Jackson, h. 4
BIchland
Butler David, boot crimper, h. 18 Assonet
Butler David, removed to Turner's Falls
Butler David, jr. laborer, h. 7 Wood sq.
Butler Edmund, house 14 So. Irving
Butler Edward J. laborer, b. 14 So. Irving
Butler Edward P. moulder, 77 Foster, b. 72
Madison [ave. h. do.
Butler E. Henry, hulled corn, Packer c. Park
Butler Frank, removed from city
Butler Frank J. rem'd to Hartford, Conn.
Butler George F. turner, 25 Union, house 22
Orchard [Portland
Butler George S. clerk, 546 Main, boards 87
Butler Henry K. baker, 11 Austin, bds. do.
Butler Henry W. toolmaker, 44 Central, h.
82 Wachusett [ant, h. do.
Butler Hephzibah, music teacher, 285 Pleas-
Butler James, carpenter, h. 71 North
Butler James, wlreworker, h. 159 Grove
Butler James F. armorer, 42 Gardner, b. 72
Madison
Butler James J. machinist, bds. 40 Gold
Batler James W. fireman, house 19 North
Butler John, wlreworker, h. 8 Nashua
Butler John J. house 40 Gold
Batler John T. driver, 55 Central, house 28
Ellsworth
Butler John T. grocer, 157 Grove, h. do.
Butler Joseph, removed to Turner's Falls
Butler Lester S. clerk, 84 Millbury, boards
4 Richland
Butler Lucien B. agent Hunt's Mill, Leices-
ter, v. F. house Leicester
Butler Mary, widow of John, h. 159 Grove
Butler Mary, widow of John, h. 72 Madison
Butler Michael, laborer, 94 Grove
Butler Michael, laborer, house 21 North
Butler Michael, cutter, 81 Mulberry, bds. 8
Ward [Ward
Butler Michael W. cutter, 81 Mulberry, h. 8
Butler Olive M. teacher. Quinsigamond
school, boards 83 Green
Butler Patrick, skatemaker, 31 Mulberry, h.
93 Belmont [Canterbury
Butler Patrick, laborer, 42 Gardner, h. 88
Butler Patriae J. machinist. Ledge corner
Water, boards 40 Gold
Butler Richard, laborer, house 173 Grove
Butler Richard, laborer, house 27 North
Butler Simeon D. house 98 Park
Butler Thomas, fireman, house Milton n.
Edgeworth [Pleasant
Butler Thomas, pattern maker, house 285
Butler Thomas F. filer, bds. 80 Columbia
Butler Thomas W. teacher, bds. 13 Assonet
Butler William, boot crimper, h. 13 Assonet
Butler Winnif red, widow of Daniel J. house
11 Wade
Butrick George, machinist, h. 29 Wachusett
Butterfield Geo. V. removed to Boston
Butterfield Hiram, lumber, h. 26 Newbury
Butterfield Waldo E. shoddy maker, Trow-
brldgeville, b. Webster n. cemetery
Butterfield William H. machinist, 26 Salis-
bury, house Lincoln cor. Cushlng
Butterworth Elizabeth, widow of John, h.
10 Columbia
Butterworth George H. removed fk'om city
Batterworth James, rem'd to Hartford, Conn.
Butterworth James Mrs. grocer, 198 South-
bridge, house do.
Butterworth Jonathan, weaver, h. Hamburg
Butterworth Joseph, wire drawer, Pitt, h.
9 Sheridnn [Hanover
Buttrick Aaron G. paperhanger, house 88
Buttrick Albert C. (BuUrick dt PraU), 464
Main, h. 175 Lincoln [bds. Lincoln
Buttrick Alvin D. civil engineer, 464 Main,
Buttrick Clarence G. clerk, 427 Main, bds.
38 Hanover [8 Chatham
Buttrick C. Oscar, clerk, 413 Main, boards
Buttrick Joel M. driver, r. 155 Main, bds. 51
Hanover [Hanover
Buttrick Samuel D. woodworker, house 51
BUTTRICK ft PRATT (A. C. BuUrick and
H. A. Pratt J i civil engineers, 464 Main.
— See page 505
Buxton Alfred F. machinist, bds. 95 Salem
Buxton Arthur H. clerk. United States
Hotel, bds. do. [Central, h. 50 Cedar
Buxton Azro L. D. fE. Buxton dh SonJt 40
Buxton Chapel £. rem'd to Nashua, N. H.
Buxton Edward & Son (A. L. D, Buxton),
iron, 40 Central, house 109 Summer
Buxton Edward E. tuner, 25 Union, bds. 27
Shelby [31 Shelby
Buxton Frank E. clerk, 94 Grove, boards
Buxton Frank H. woodworker, 54 Jackson
Buxton Frank W. moulder, h. 6 Orange [78
Buxton Humphrey W. died Jan. 8, 1883, age
Buxton Jennie E. clerk, bds. 95 Salem
Buxton Joel, house 4 Sunnyside [Shelby
Buxton Lewis D. cutting blocks, house 27
Buxton Mary E. married to R. W. Robinson
Buxton Susan N. widow of James W. bds.
6 Orange [37 Carroll
Buxton William, shoemaker, 36 Central, h.
Buxton Wm. H. machinist, Hammond cor.
R. R. b. 27 Shelby [b. 39 Salem
Buzzell Albert S. moulder, 149 Washington,
Buzzell Charles C. carpenter, house r. West
Boylston near Barber's crossing
Buzzell Josiah M. carpenter, house 58 Queen
Buzzell Mary A. widow of John P. house 16
Lagrange
Buzzell Wm. F. baker, house 15 Hudson
BUSH & CO.,
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WORCESTER [O] DIRECTORY.
Bye Martin, house 165 Sonthbridge
Byne Wm. H. mafion, house 401 Millbary
Byrne Edward, painter, h. 816 Park avenue
Byrne Frank, canyasser, 8 Wa8hinji:ton sq.
house 25 Spring
Byrne John, packer, Putnam lane, house do.
Byrne Patrick, waiter, College Holy Cross,
boards do.
Byrne Wm. saloon, 100 Mechanic, house do.
Byrnes John, salesman, 827 Main, b. 98 do.
Byrnes John, laborer, W. A N. R. B. fi-eight
house, house 24 Briden
Byron Henry L. removed to Chicago, 111.
Byron Joseph, porter, 98 Main, bds. do.
Byron Louis, shoemaker, r. 155 Front, house
r. 189 Grafton [56 Exchange
Byron Sophronie L. widow of Thomas, h, r.
Cabaeo John 8. peddler, house Belmont n.
Plantation [18 Bartlett pi.
Cabana Alfk'ed J. polisher, 44 Central, house
Cabana Andrew, died July 14, 1888
Cabana Emma, widow of Andrew, boards
54 Ward
Cabana Francois, Janitor, house 56 Salem
Cabana Joseph, mason, house 6 Norfolk ct.
Cabana Michael, shoemaker, house 9 Bloom-
ingdale court
Cabana Victor, screwmaker, bds. 56 Salem
Cadieu Hermon, removed to St. Paul, Minn.
Cadieux Joseph, blacksmith, 161 Union, h.
18 Central
Cadman Lizzie, dressmaker, 288 Main, b. do.
Cadorath Joseph, boot bottomer, 68 High,
bds. 43 Exchange
Cadoret Edmund, shoemaker, bouse 61 Wall
Cadoret Emma, widow of Alexie C. house
97 Lamartine
Cadoret Joseph, laster, bds. 48 Exchange
Cadotte Henry, slater, house Foley's court
Cadwell George H. machinist, 161 Union, h.
at Boylston Centre [at Grafton
Cady Almond C. paperhanger, 284 Main, b.
Cady Charles H. yeast, 897 Park ave. h. do.
Cady Cloy, dressmaker, house 1 Oxford pi.
Cady David, clerk, bds. 607 Main
Cady Harriet, widow of David, b. 7 Linden
Cady Hartweil fCady, JSendrick db Co.), 584
Main, house 128 Austin
Cady, Hendrick & Co. (H, Cady and H, W,
Hendrickjf grocers, 584 Main
Cady I. Davis, driver, 555 Main, b. 548 do.
Cady Newton C. Mrs. stitcher, 88 Front, b.
67 Myrtle
Cafferty James H. machinist, bds. 128 Main
Cahalin John, hostler, 121 Lincoln, bds. do.
Cahalln Mary A. bds. 86 Park avenue
Cahill Bridget, widow of Patrick, house 158
Mechanic [n. Mulberry
Cahill Catharine, widow of Daniel, h. Fulton
Cahill Daniel, bricklayer, h. 146 Southbridge
Cahill David, removed to Boston
Cahill Dennis, laborer, house 6 Milk
Cahill James, carpenter, house 61 Millbury
Cahill James, teamster, rear 155 Main
Cahill Jeremiah, wire drawer, house 97 East
Central [6 Milk
Cahill Jeremiah J. painter, 57 Jnckson, bds.
CAHILL JEBEMIAH T. plnmber, 16 Pearl,
house 8 Pattlson. — See page 594
Cahill John, laborer, 1 10 Green, boards 55
Franklin
Cahill John, cutter, 68 High, bds. 00 Oreen
Cahill John, machinist, 110 Green, boarda
70 Shrewsbury
Cahill John D. laborer, bds. 70 Shrewsbury
Cahill John J. machinist, 110 Green, bdti. 61
Millbury [60 Oxford
Cahill Martin, machinist. Junction shop, b.
Cahill Mary M. widow of Farrel, h. rear 70
Lincoln
Cahill Maurice, bootmaker, 108 Front, h.
Wabash ave. cor. Granite [18 Winter
Cahill Michael, plumber, 16 Pearl, boards
Cahill Michael, wire plater, house 4 Milk
Cahill Michael P. laborer, 195 Front, bds. 70
Shrewsbury [5 Colombia
Cahill Thomas F. machinist, 110 Oreen, h.
Cahill Timothy, wire tinner, bds. 6 Milk
CahtU Wm. wireworker, bds. 158 Mechanic
Cahill William J. plumber, 6 Exchange, h.
81 Vernon
Cain Andrew, moulder, h. 9 Lafkyette
Caine, see Kane
Calsse Henry, removed to Millbury
Caisse Joseph, polisher, 54 Jackson, bds*
at Millbury
Caldwell Andrew, painter, h. 41 Plymooth
Caldwell Augustine, clergyman, house 24
Wellington [ton, b. do.
Caldwell Fred, hostler, Grafton n. Hoogh*
Caldwell Homer M. toolmaker, 81 Hermon,
house 48 Woodland
Caldwell Nellie J. Mrs. dressmaker, 519
Main, bds. do. [28 Hollywood
Caldwell William O. printer, 444 Main, h.
Call Carrie A. bookkeeper, 84 Southbridge,
b. 24 Grand [Chatham
Call Edward R. machinist, 110 Green, b. 27
Call Everett R. machinist, b. 27 Chatham
Call Martha J. boards 50 Irving
Call Mira Mrs. house 82 Mulberry
Callaghan James J. tailor, 16 Mechanic, h.
8 Conlln court
Callaghan Michael, wool sorter, b. 15 Green
Callaghan Michael C. mason, h. 47 Barclay
Callaghan Patrick, laborer, bds. 5 Worth
Callaghan Peter C. tailor, 16 Mechanic, bds.
8 Conlln ct.
Callahan Anastasla, weaver, b. 56 Millbury
Callahan Ann L. boards 40 Chatham
Callahan Barney, wire drawer, bds. 2 Nashua
Callahan Catherine, weaver, h. 56 Millbury
Callahan Charles E. machinist, junction
shop, boards 87 Gates
Callahan Daniel, laborer, b. 158 Mechanic
Callahan Daniel, moulder, 188 Mechanic, h.
24 Lafayette
Callahan Dennis D. butcher, Putnam lane,
house Shrewsbury n. Seward
Callahan James F. brakeman, N. & W. R. R.
bds. 124 Salem
Callahan James J. cardmaker, 19 Washing-
ton sq. h. 124 Salem [n. Marshall
Callahan Jeremiah, laborer, h. Shrewsbury
Callahan Jeremiah, laborer, b. 144 Foster
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W0R0E8TBR [C] DIRECTORY.
87
Callahan Jeremiah J. laborer, b. 60 Temple
Callahan Jeremiah W. tinsmith, 51 Main, h.
49 Vernon
Callahan John, laborer, b. 158 Mechanic
Callahan John, laborer, h. Kdgeworth near
Milton
Callahan John, botcher. Plantation n. W. &
S. B. R. honse Wilson c. Marshall
Callahan John, laborer, h. 127 Mechanic
Callahan John, laborer, h. 174 Shrewsbury
Callahan John, lal)orer, house 17 Burt
Callahan John, quarryman, bds. Ballard
Callahan John, painter, h. ]2.Conlin ct.
Callahan John, tailor, 17 Carlton, house 124
Salem
Callahan John, Jr. brakeman, P. & W. R. R.
b. 106 Soothl)ridge [10 Winter
Callahan Joseph E. plumber, 12 Foster, bds.
Callahan Julia, weaver, bds. 56 Millbury
Callahan Julia, widow of Joseph, house 10
Winter
Callahan Lizzie, housekeeper, 56 Millbury
CALLAHAN MABTIN, liveif stable, 97
Temple, h. 41 Grafton. — See page 575
Callahan Michael, removed flrom city
Callahan Michael, machinist, 161 Union, h.
4 Ward [87 Gates
Callahan Michael, machinist, 54 Jackson, h.
Callahan Michael J. laborer, house 101 East
Central [b. 56 Millbury
Callahan Michael J. laborer, 62 Jackson,
Callahan Nellie A. bookkeeper, 401 Main, b.
41 Grafton [Mechanic
Callahan Patrick, machinist, house 168
Callahan Patrick, carpenter, h. 88 Columbia
Callahan Patrick 8. laborer, h. 2 Na8hua
Callahan Peter, laborer, h. 16 Assonet
Callahan Philip, die reamer, b. 2 Nashua
Callahan Thomas A. clerk, 184 Front, b. 10
Winter
Callahan Thomas F. cabinetmaker, 19 Union,
h. 55 John [19 Ward
Callahan Timothy, bootmaker, 11 Water, h.
Callahan William, blacksmith, Water corner
Vernon, h. 88 Lamartine c. Langdon
Callahan, see O'Callahan
CaUan Ann, widow of Michael, h. 68 Grand
Callan James, laborer, 54 Jackson, house 10
Armory ct.
Callan John, laborer, house 15 Tremont
Callan Patrick, wire annealer, h. 26 Colton
Callan Peter, laborer, bds. 10 Armory ct.
Callery James, wireworker, bds. 45 North
Ashland [Ashland
Callery Thomas, laborer, house 45 North
Calling August, machinist, 180 Gold, house
49 Ward
Calvano Mary B. music teacher, boards 82
Pleasant [grange
Calvert John, harness maker, house 21 La-
Calvey Gustavus W. steward. Bay State
House, bds. do.
Calvin Frank N. removed from city
Cameron Frank, machinist, 110 Green, bds.
183 Austin [North Grafton
Cameron Geo. M. clerk, 415 Main, boards at
Cameron John, rem'd to Woonsocket, R. I.
Cameron John W. piano mover, h. 48 Dewey
Cameron William P. telegrapher, 444 Mnin,
bds. 66 Front
Camp Arthur, rem'd to Providence, R. I.
Campbell Charles, machinist, Junction shop,
house 7 Benefit ct.
Campbell Edwin A. teamster, b. 41 Foster
Campbell Felix, carder, h. 121 Ward
Campbell Frank, brakeman, B. & A. R. R.
house 18 Clarkson
Campbell George, coachman, 19 Harvard, h.
r. 5 Dlx [do.
Campbell James A. clerk, 90 Shrewsbury, b.
Campbell John,'hackman, h. 82 Lamartine
Campbell John, rem'd to Ireland
Campbell John, laborer, 88 N. Foster, h. 7
B. Worcester pi. [116 Ward
Campbell John, coremaker, 92 Thomas, h.
Campbell John, jr. machinist, 18 Cypress, b.
7 E. Worcester pi. [h. 10 Woodland
Campbell John W. picture IVamer, 5 Maple,
Campbell Mary Mrs. washerwoman, h. 147
Millbury [ter pi.
Campbell Michael, laborer, b. 7 E. Worces-
Campin Richard, laborer, 65 Jackson, h. 218
Cambridge
. Canavan Hugh P. cutter, 66 Grafton, bds.
24 Bartlett place [h. 34 Bartlett pi.
Canavan James, blacksmith, 100 Prescott,
Canavan Thomas A. clerk, b. 24 Bartlett pi.
Candlin John, laborer, house 875 Millbury
Candlln Patrick, laborer, h. r. Millbury n.
R. R. , C^.
Candlin Philip, laborer, h. 865 Millbury
Candon Mark, boot treer, 9 Barton place, h.
7 Union av.
Candon Thomas, boot treer, b. 81* Winter
Canfleld Catherine Mrs. laundress, h. 124
Salem
Canfleld John, carpenter, bds. 604 Main
Canfleld Penelope S. Mrs. house 58 Elm
Cannell John, screwcutter, 75 Beacon, bds.
91 Portland
Cannon Anthony, laborer, house 6 Ingalls
Cannon Dan, boxmaker, June near May, b.
n. do.
Cannon James, brakeman, h. 8 Hawkins
Cannon John, laborer, h. 120 Shrewsbury
Cannon John, wire drawer, h. 82 Ward
Cannovan Cornelius C. painter, W. & N. R. R.
paint shop, b. 140 Bloomingdale
Cannovan Mary, widow of Edward, h. 140
BloomlngdaJe
Canton! Lewis, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale, h.
61 Suffolk [94 Chatham
Capen Ebenezer S. foreman, 62 Jackson, h.
Capen Elida M. teacher, Millbury st. school,
bds. 60 Coral [Leicester, V. F.
Capper Ellen M. widow of John, boards
Capron Luther M. house 97 Pleasant
Capwell Winfleld S. rem'd to Norwich, Conn.
Carberry David J. shoemaker, 10 Mulberry,
bds. 61 Laurel
Carberry John, boot treer, house 161 Salem
Carberry John, died Feb. 28, 1888, age 24
Carberry John, laborer, house rear 97 East
Central [Salem, bds. do.
Carberry Margaret, music teacher, 161
Carberry Mary, widow, house 188 Green
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KINDS OF OPTICAL GOODS, 841 MAIN ST.
88
WORGESTER [Q] DIRECTORY.
Carberry Patrick, mason, house 894 South-
bridge [208 do.
Carberry Patrick, laborer, 221 Mechanic, b.
Carberry Patrick, blacksmith, 21 Grafton,
h. 169 Summer
Carberry Peter, laborer, bds. 894 South-
bridge
Cardin James, laborer, house 15 Liberty
Cardin Michael M. rem'd to California
Cardinal Alfred (Cardinal & JRichford), h.
Lyman, BarnardvlUe
Cardinal Edward, soapmaker, Oakland, h.
Lyman, BarnardvlUe
Cardinal John, teamster, b. 7 Pembroke
Cardinal Josephine, dressmaker, 99 Madison,
h. do.
Cardinal Martha, dressmaker, b. 99 Madison
Cardinal & Richf ord (A. Cardinal and A. jRicA-
fordjy soap manufs. Oakland, Barnard-
ville [Union, h. 129 Exchange
Carew William R. collar manufacturer, 189
Carey Ann, widow, boards 19 Charles
Carey Bartholomew, laborer, 63 Washing-
ton sq. h. r. 70 E. Central
Carey Candace A. Mrs. boards 5 Silver
Carey Catharine Mrs. house 22 Assonet
Carey Charles, rem*d from city
Carey Daniel, stitcher, bds. 22 Assonet
Carey Dennis J. boot sider, bds. 185 Wash-
ington [Crown
Carey Elliott W. clerk, 484 Main, house 7
Carey Isaac H. soapmaker, 554 Main, h. 10
King
Carey James, shoemaker, house 1 Burt
Carey James, cutter, boards 288 Main
Carey John, driver, bds. r. 80 Lincoln
Carey John, boot sider, 155 Front, h. 86
Lamartine
Carey John, driver, b. 22 Assonet
Carey John, grocer, 70 Lafayette, house do.
Carey John, jr. shoemaker, h. 86 Lamartine
Carey John W. armorer, 42 Gardner, h. 79
Portland
Carey Maurice, laborer, h. 88 Washington
Carey Michael, helper, 62 Jackson, house 42
Grafton [h. 20 Pond
Carey Michael W. horse clipper, 42 Waldo,
Carey Mitchell, wire drawer, h. 4 Henry
Carey Nancy N. boards 10 King
Carey Patrick, boot crimper, h. 5 Lunelle
Carey Patrick, boot sider, h. 185 Washington
Carey Patrick, pipemaker at James Dra-
per's, h. 19 Charles
Carey Patrick E. painter, bds. 22 Assonet
Carey Sarah J. Mrs. dressmaker, 245 Main,
house do.
Carey Theodore C. watchman, h. 10 King
Carey Thomas, laborer, house 87 Assonet
Carey Thomas, laborer, 57 Jackson, b. 81
Washington [sq.
Carey Thomas, collector, b. 16 Washington
Carey Thomas, laborer, h. 108 Lamartine
Carey Walter C. clerk, 417 Main, house 69
Portland [20 Kendall
Carey William P. clerk, 26 Shrewsbury, bds.
Cargnian Levi, woodworker, 21 Grafton, b.
r. 71 Millbury [Southbridge
Carleton Edward C. peddler, 511 Main, h. 446
Carleton Mary, widow of Joseph, b. 446
Southbridige [Greenwood, Q.
Carlgren Olaf G. laborer, b. r. Millbury n.
Carlin Edwin C. wire drawer, b- 27 Wyman
Carlin William H. clerk, 480 Southbridge,
boards 27 Wyman
Carlon Bridget T. principal Grafton street
school, bds. 105 Washington
Carlon Nellie J. teacher, Salem street
school, boards 105 Washington [mer
Carlsjon Axil Y. wlreworker, house 6 Sum-
Carlson Amelia, attendant. City Hospital, b.
do. [near Hemaos
Carlson Andrew P. wire drawer, h. Daley
Carlson August R. armorer, 44 Central, h.
19 Falton
Carlson Carl, clerk, 184 Front, b. 11 Fulton
Carlson Carl G. laborer, boards 8 Glen
Carlson Charles, sinker, h. Greenwood near
city line [MiUbuiy
Carlson Gustaf, laborer, hoase Stebbins n.
Carlson Gastaf, laborer, 51 Green, house 35
Slgel * [HemaiiA
Carlson John, wlreworker, house Daley n.
Carlson John, laborer, h. 2 Summer
Carlson John, armorer, 44 Central, boards
59 Grove [14 Walte
Carlson John F. armorer, 44 Central, house
Carlson J. Gustaf, laborer, h. 214 Millbury
Carlson Kondrad, laborer, bds. 18 Orchard
Carlson Ludv R. farmer, bds. 14 Pink
Carlson Peter, heater, house 8 Whitney
Carlson Peter, laborer, h. 165 Millbury
Carlton George, carpenter, bds. 25 Fulton
Carlton Moses, marble worker, house 49
Eastern ave. [b. 594 Main
Carman Robert C. machinist, 96 Thomas,
Carmell Augustus, spinner, b. 47 Southgate
Carmlchael Mary, student, bds. 24 Mason
Carmody John, laborer, h. 181 Exchange
Carmody Mary, widow of Thomas, h. 73
Blackstone [181 Exchange
Carmody Michael, armorer, 44 Central, bds.
Carmody Patrick, armorer, 44 Central, bds.
181 Exchange [Blackstone
Carmody Thomas J. wire drawer, boards 73
Carney Bernard W. laborer, h. 56 Lamartine
Carney Bridget, domestic, 93 Main
Carney Bridget, widow of Thomas, house 10
Bartlett pi. [sq. b. 10 Bartletc pi.
Carney Edmund J. moulder,* 68 Washington
Carney Ellen, domestic, 98 Main [61 Market
Carney Frank J. laborer, 95 Thomas, bds.
Carney John, painter, house 28 Langdon
Carney Margaret J. widow of Francis, h.
15 Bridge
Carney Martin, laborer, b. 122 Mechanic
Carney Patrick, laborer, h. 165 Washington
Carney Thomas, switchman, P. & W. R. R.
h. 184 Salem
Carney Thomas, fireman, h. 80 Douglas
Carney Thomas, laborer, 54 Jackson, house
208 Southbridge
Carney Timothy, died July 24, 1888, age 89
Carney Walter, cook, 9 Mechanic, b. 11 do.
Carney William, painter, bds. 28 Langdon
Carney Mrs. widow of Timothy, h.
186 Shrewsbury
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Carney, see Kearney
Camlcelll Matteo, removed ft'om city
Caron Clovis, carpenter, h. 23 8prace
Caron John B. musician, bds. 22 Sprace
CaroD Joseph, skatemaker, 81 Mulberry, b.
22 Spruce [68 Wall
CaroD Louis M. woodworker, 8 Warren, h.
Carpenter Albert B. shoemaker, bds. 8 Vine
Carpenter Albion, carriage trimmer, rear 82
Waldo, house 14 Claremont
CARFEHTEB ANTHONT E* carpenter and
Jobber, 14 Layard pi. h. do.^Seepage 590
Carpenter Barbara Mrs. house 66 Belmont
.Carpenter Betsey, widow of Preston, boards
17 Fruit [h. 2 Nashua
Carpenter Catherine, widow of Anthony £.
Carpenter Charles, laborer, h. r. Blooming-
dale n. Ascension [858 Main, h. 96 Park
Carpenter Charles H. CJ. H. Clarke dk CcJ^
Carpenter Charles W. cutter, 68 High, bds.
at Auburn
Carpenter Dennis, driver, house 7 BuffUm
Can>enter Edward Y. carriage trimmer, 81
Central, house 897 Main
CABFENTEB EDWIN P. organs and or-
gan actions, at Foxcroft, He,:— See page
688
Carpenter Elvira B. widow of Lewis, boards
80 Lincoln [h. 54 Suffolk
Carpenter Eugene, shoemaker, 68 High,
Carpenter Eugene C. b. Waverly House
Carpenter Fred. E. beltmaker, 187 Front, b.
11 Salem
Carpenter George A. carpenter, house 40
Ellsworth [175 Washington
Carpenter James, laborer, 61 Pearl, boards
Carpenter James, laborer, bds. 14 Tremont
Carpenter John A. machinist, 140 Union, h.
86 Millbury
Carpenter J. Edward, carpenter, house 185
MiUbury [h. 86 Norfolk
Carpenter Joseph, shoe bottomer, 68 High,
Carpenter Nettle, bds. 8 Laurel [6 Qeorge
Carpenter Seba, shoemaker, 152 Main, h.
Carpenter Susan L. died Sept. 11, 1883, age
57 [b. 86 Millbury
Carpenter Thomas A. machinist, 161 Union ,
Carpenter Thomas J. clerk, 10 Washington
sq. b. 180 Front [bury
Carpenter Wm. A. wire drawer, h. 86 Mill-
Carr Albert, weaver, Brussels, b. 8 Cheever
Carr Augustus E. (Chandler A Cavr)^ 480
Sonthbridge, house 189 Beacon
Carr Catharine, widow of Patrick, house 15
East Worcester pi. [186 Austin
Carr Charles, leather roller, 68 High, house
Carr Clarence A. embroiderer, house 428
Sonthbridge [5 Bigelow ct.
Carr Don C. butcher, 128 Front, boards
Carr Edward C. foreman, ft. Kansas, b. 456
Sonthbridge [Church pi.
Carr Edward H. cutter, 60 King, house 8
Carr Frank A. paperhanger, 680 Main, bds.
86 Pleasant
Carr Frank J. varnisher, bds. 16 Liberty
Carr Fred, roofer, boards 4 Barton pi.
Carr George A. machinist, 57 Jackson, bds.
18 Chatham st. place
Carr Geo. W. (Bichards(m db Carr), roofers,
b. 4 Barton pi. [Beacon
Carr Henry, engineer, 54 Hermon, house 56
Carr Henry H. rem'd to Providence, R. I.
Carr James R. cutter, bds. 16 Liberty
Carr John, bootmaker, b. 8 Church place
Carr John J. slater, b. 15 E. Worcester pi.
Carr John J. clerk, 480 Sonthbridge, house
456 do.
Carr Mary A. widow of Francis, house 68
Southgate [burn
Carr Michael, weaver, Brussels, h. 6 Wash-
Carr Michael, woodworker, h. 5 Howard
Carr Patrick, laborer, house 16 Liberty
Carr Patrick H. boot bottomer, 155 Front,
h. 48 Temple [Clinton
Carr Robert S. paperhanger, 480 Main, bds.
Carr Wm. weaver, Brussels, house 127 Cam-
bridge
Carr Wm. G. wire drawer, h. 182 Prescott
Carr Wm. G. watchman, 548 Sonthbridge,
h. 48 Canterbury
Carr Wm. 8. died Feb. 5, 1888, age 23
Carrico Be^Jamin, packer, 68 High, house
29 Myrtle [29 Myrtle
Carrico Edward F. printer, 187 Front, bds.
Carrico Walter H. machinist, 186 Union, b.
29 Myrtle [Lamartine
Carrier Henry, pattern maker, house 11
Carrier Henry, Jr. machinist, b. 11 Lamartine
Carrlgan Chas. wire drawer, h. 1 Moran's ct.
Carrigan Frank J. moulder, 68 Washington
sq. bds. 9 Harrison
Carrlgan James, laborer, bds. 1 Moran's ct.
Carrlgan Margaret, widow of Bernard, h. 10
Howard
Carrlgan Maria Mrs. cook, United States
Hotel, house 158^ Chandler
Carrlgan Michael, wire drawer, boards 1
Moran's court
Carrigan Simon, laborer, house 8 Harlem
Carrigan Wm. boot bottomer, h. 60 Lam-
artine
Carroll Andrew, coachman, 24 King, b. do.
Carroll Ann, widow of Henry, h. 27 A.ssonet
Carroll Annie, folder, boards 229 Front
Carroll Bernard J. grocer, 80 Water, house
78 do. [Sonthbridge
Carroll Bridget Mrs. boarding-house, 114i
Carroll Catharine Mrs. house 50 Winter
Carroll David, wire drawer, house rear 97
East Central
Carroll David, carpenter, h. 128 Central
Carroll Dennis, laborer, B. & A. R. R.
ftrelght house, bds. 74 Market
Carroll Edgar J. machinist, 100 Exchange,
bds. 29 Wacbusett
Carroll Edward M. clerk, 569 Main, bds. 85
Summer [b. 182 Front
Carroll George A. teamster, Putnam lane,
Carroll Helen, folder, bds. 229 Front
Carroll Henry M. laborer, b. 27 Assonet
Carroll Hugh, shoemaker, h. 12 Vernon
Carroll James, carpenter, h. 29 Spruce
Carroll James J. carpenter, bds. 29 Spruce
Carroll Jeremiah H. marble worker, 131
Central, h. 94 Grafton
Carroll John, laborer, bds. 153 Millbury
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Carroll John, laborer, b. Millbury opp. Steb-
blDs [Pond
Carroll John, laborer, 188 Mechanic, h. 82
Carroll John B. tinsmith, 240 Front, bds. 82
Salem
Carroll John E. boot bottomer, b. 45 Winter
Carroll John F. painter, bds. 161 Summer
Carroll Jnlia E. dressmaker, 128 Central, h.
do. [14 Union aye.
Carroll Lncy M. widow of Lotty M. house
Carroll Maggie A. dressmaker, 128 Central,
house do.
Carroll Mary, widow, bds. 118 Washington
Carroll Mary A. widow of William, boards
15 Conlin ct.
Carroll Mary E. C. teacher. East Worcester
school, boards 29 Spruce
Carroll Michael, laborer, bds. 126 Front
Carroll Michael, fireman. College Holy
Cross, boards do.
Carroll Michael, rem'd to Middle town, N. Y.
Carroll Michael, laborer, 62 Jackson, house
125 Green
Carroll Nicholas, carpenter, h. 114 Canter-
bury [h. 161 Summer
Carroll Owen J. saloon, 35 Washington sq.
Carroll Patrick, rem'd to Carlingford, Ire-
land
Carroll Patrick, laborer, h. 158 Millbury
Carrol] Patrick, wire drawer, Pitt, house 18
Coltou
Carroll Patrick, laborer, h. 6 Brackett ct.
Carroll Patrick H. driver, house 26 Vernon
Carroll Peter T. lawyer, 410 ^ain, bds. 161
Summer
Carroll Thonias, laborer, W. & N. R. R. re-
pair shop, house 161 Exchange
Carroll Thomas, farmer, Salisbury near
FlajTg, house do.
Carroll Thomas, grocer, 66 Water, h. do.
Carroll Thomas E. boxmaker, 26 N. Foster,
h. 128 Central [Winter
Carroll Timothy J. laborer, 51 Qreen, h. 10
Carroll Wm. boot bottomer, 68 High, house
1 Summer st. court
Carroll Wm. carpenter, boards 9 North
Carroll Wm. machinist, 18 Cypress, bds. 210
Summer
Carroll Wm. H. stone layer, b. 225 Main
Carroll Wm. J. organ maker, 25 Union, bds.
85 Summer
Carroll Wm. T. machinery manufacturer,
100 Exchange, house 29 Wachusett
Carroll Winiflred, domestic, 58 Front
Carrs Thomas, peddler, bds. 224 Pleasant
Carson Albert, weaver, bds. 4 Lamartine
Carson Ellen, widow of John, h. 10 Chelsea
Carson Frank, removed to Millville
Carson George W. brakeman, W. & N. R. R.
house 19 Assonet
Carson Samuel, dyer, house 4 Lamartine
Carson Walter, dyer, boards 4 Lamartine
Carson Wm. laborer, house 57 High
Carter Abijah W. removed to Clinton
Carter Amory, house 4 Abbott
Carter Annie, stitcher, bds. 887 Main
Carter Byron P. teacher, Highland Military
Academy, Salisbury n. Forest, bds. do.
Carter Eleazer W. stair builder, rear SS
Mechanic, house 98 Chatham
Carter George (A. Jf. Potoell S Co,h ^^
Union, h. 14 So. Russell [16 May
Carter Geoi^^e A. roofer, 492 Main, house
Carter Geo. D. clerk, 849 MaiD, boards 16
Jackson [16 Jackson
Carter G^eorge H. salesman, 166 Front, h.
Carter I. Frank, beltmaker, 187 Front, house
109 Grafton
Carter John C. hairdresser, 5 Anstin, h. do.
Carter Joseph, moulder, 92 Thomaa, house
2 Elizabeth [3 Decatur
Carter Lewis P. machinist, 57 jackson, h.
Carter Milton T. photographer, 506 Main,
house 21 Oread place
Carter Ruftis, house 46 Orange [34 Arch
Carter Samuel, machinist, 140 Union, house
Carter Sarah, cook, 50 Orange, b. do.
Carter S. Lizzie, teacher, Nevr Worcester
school, bds. 10 Sycamore [dale
Carter William, Tamisher, b. 182 Blooming-
Carthy John, hammersman, house Bf tUbary
opp. school-house, Q. [c. Milton
Cartier D. Jacob, blacksmith, h. Edg^ worth
Cartieir Joseph, beltmaker, 187 Front, house
45 Chandler
Cartier Peter, machinist, B., B. & G. R. R.
repair shop, bds. 4 Henchman ct.
Cartier Zoel, bootmaker, 68 High, hooae 76
Lafttyette
Carver Thomas F. (JUcMahon db OcurverJ^
Water c. Ledge, h. 46 Columbia
Cary William B. bookkeeper, 69 Shrews-
bury, bds. 76 Pleasant
Cary Wm. H. farmer, house Pleasant near
Mill, Tatnuck village
Cary, see Carey
Casavan Chas. wood moulder, b. 192 Front
Casavan Charles, truckman, h. 56 Central
Casavan Charles A. hostler, r. 18 Piedmont,
bds. 56 Central [Central
Casavan Phebe Mrs. boarding-house, 56
Casavant Charles, carver, 26 Foster, boards
192 Front [58 Central
Casavant Jacques, carpenter, 25 Union, bds.
Case Clara F. clerk, 184 Front, boards 10
William
Case Ellas, salesman, house 886 Main
Case Herbert B. clerk, 87 Newbury, house
148 Chandler [Millbury
Case Joseph, polisher, 54 Jackson, house at
Case J. WinniAred, clerk, 20 Pleasant, house
96 Piedmont
Case Martha J. Mrs. house 18 Maple
Casey Bridget, widow of James, h. 9 Winter
Casey Daniel, student, boards 22 Hill
Casey Dennis, laborer, 110 Green, h. 22 Hill
Casey Edmund D. assistant priest St. Anne's
Charch, bds. 112 Shrewsbury
Casey Edward, laborer, Lagrange oor. R. R.
house 15 Washburn [bds. 22 Hill
Casey Ella A. teacher, Thomas st. school,
Casey Johanna, dressmaker, bds. 1 Worth
Casey John, carder, 17 Soutbgate, h. 51 do.
Casey John, laborer. Junction shop, boards
15 Washburn
Casey John, laborer, bds. 155 Mechanic
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Casey John, monlder, 63 Washington sq. b.
122 Mechanic
Cftsey John, 2d. laborer, b. 15 Waehbnm
Casey John D. shirt mannf. 127 Park, b. do.
Casey John J. salesman, 476 Main, b. 22 Hill
Casey Lake, laborer, bds. 79 Main
Casey Mary, widow, h. Mlllbury c. Vernon
Casey Mary, widow of Patrick, h. 107 East
Central
Casey Mary A. died March 17, 1888, age 87
Casey Michael, driver, 207 Southbrldge, h.
67 King
Casey Michael, bootmaker, h. 4 Honlihan pi.
Casey Michael, moolder, 62 Jackson, house
10 Union avenue
Casey Michael J. packer, 10 Mnlberry, bds.
6 Lovell conrt
Casey Patrick, carpenter, h. 896 Soathbridge
Casey Patrick, laborer, 17 Southgate, house
1 Adriatic court
Casey Patrick, carpenter, house 11 Fox
Casey Patrick J. professor, College Holy
Cress, boards do.
Casey Roger, mason, house 4 Lovell court
Casey Thomas, wire drawer, house 7 Carbon
Casey Thomas F. crimper^ 60 King, bds. r.
212 Southbrldge [64 Ward
Casey Thomas J. machinist, 110 Green, h.
Cashell George, laborer, junction shop, h.
61 Lafayette [898 Southbrldge
Cashen Edward, machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
Cashman Daniel, laborer, 170 Mechanic, b.
Mechanic n. Church
Cashman Dennis, bds. rear 71 Mlllbury
Cashman Hannah, house r. 71 MiUbury
Cashman John, helper, 100 Prescott, boards
66 Market
Cashman John, laborer, house 6 Boland ct.
Cashman Michael, wireworker, b. 4 George
street court [71 North
Cashman Thomas, laborer, 100 Prescott, h.
Cassady Charles, laborer, bds. 15 Taylor
Cassady John, laborer, house 16 Taylor
Cassady John, bricklayer, h. 25 Gold st. ct.
Cassady Patrick, mason, house 57 Bridge
Casserly Wm J. clerk, 486 Main, boards 30
Pleasant [76 Canterbary
Cassidy Bridget, widow of Patrick, boards
Cassidy Charles, bricklayer, house 6 Meade
Cassidy Hugh, laborer, 60 Bloomlngdale, b.
182 Washington
Cassidy James H. laster, h. 66 Mlllbury
Cassidy Patrick, blacksmith, house 51 North
Cassidy Patrick, driver, 89 Washington sq.
bds. 25 Penn avenue
Cassidy Wm. clerk, bds. 82 Pleasant
Castanis Rutha H. widow, bds. 50 Orange
Caswell Almon, laborer, 64 North Ashland,
h. 87 Summer [87 Summer
Caswell Arthur L. clerk, 46 Main, boards
Caswell Lewis W. packer, 11 Water, hoase
86 Salem [Summer
Caswell Walter B. clerk, 12 Lincoln sq. b. 87
Caswell William E. physician, 86 Salem,
boards do.
Gate Frank T. painter, house 68 Vernon
Gate Lancellotte N. painter, b. 68 Vernon
Gate Olive H. died Dec. 26, 1882, age 90
Gather Charles, machinist, 140 Union, bds.
244 Main [18 Assonet
Gather David F. polisher, 54 Jackson, bds.
Gather James, polisher, 4 Leicester, h. 1016
Main
Gather Margaret, widow of William, house
18 Webster court [Main
Gather Mary A. widow of David, house 244
Gather Rosanna. boards 18 Webster court
Gather Samuel E. laborer, 4 Leicester, h. 47
Lake
Gather Wm. died June 4, 1888, age 69
Gather William J. polisher, 64 Jackson, bds.
18 Webster ct. [Myrtle
Gatinaud Victor L. hatter, 815 Main, h. 60
Gatineau Peter, polisher, 81 Mulberry, h. r.
116 Washington [56 Salem
Gavana Victor L. screwcutter, 76 Beacon, b.
Gavanaugh Dennis, laborer, h. 6 Prescott
place
Gavanaugh Patrick, laborer, h. 80 Belmont
GavanaUgh Patrick J. laborer, b. 49 Winter
Gavanaugh Thomas, removed fk^m city
Gavanaugh William, machinist, 186 Union,
house 49 Winter
Gavanaugh, see Kavanaugh and Kavanagh
Gavaney Edward, laborer, h. 2 Nashua
Gavanough Anna T. teacher, Edgeworth
street school, b. 19 Vine
Gavanough John, tailor, 466 Main, h. 19 Vine
Gavanough John W. machinist, b. 19 Vine
Gawley George, laborer, b. 422 Mlllbury
Gawley John, laborer, house 6 Foyle
Gawood Charles, house 58 Belmont
Gawood John, boot treer, bds. 8 Church pi.
Gaxiani Annibale, baker, 87 Mlllbury, b. do.
Cecelia Mary, Sister Superior, h. 46 High
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, 462 Main.
— Seepage 470
Gerf Oscar, operator, 26 Southbrldge, h. 46
Grove [place, h. 108 Lamartine
Ghabbotte Edward, boot bottomer, 9 Barton
Ghabot Joseph W. painter, b. 115 Main
Ghabot Toussaint, harness maker, 197
Front, house 81 Orange
Ghabot Victor, boot bottomer, 82 Austin, h.
Chandler near Abbott
Ghace Horace L. clerk, B. & A. R. R. freight
house, b. 10 Dewey [547 Southbrldge
Ghace James H. machinist, 67 Jackson, h.
Ghace Laura B. H. Mrs. house 10 Dewey
Ghadbourne Alonzo H. & Go. nurserymen,
129 Beacon, house do. [Main
Ghadbourne Horace A. moulder, bds. 689i
Ghadwick Charles, removed to England
Ghadwick John F. (Kenworthy A Chadwiok),
11 Mill, boards Leicester, V. F.
Ghadwick Mary Mrs. h. Leicester, V. F.
Ghadwick Milton E. coachman, Wor. Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Ghadwick Willard H. (Ghadwick A Fay), r.
36 Grafton, house 68 Grove
GHADWICK & VkY(W, H. Chadvoick and
p/. P. Fay), trucking and furniture mov-
ing, rear 35 Grafton. — Seepage 670
Ghalfee Albert H. worsted mannf. 32 South-
gate, h. 919 Main [86 Beacon
GhaflTee Ellis H. foreman, 80 Shrewsbury, h.
CONDITION POWDERS,
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WORCESTER [O] DIRECTORY.
Chaffee Hannah M. widow, Ms. 64 Wash-
ington
Chaffee James H. condactor, N. & W. R. R.
house at Norwich, Conn. [Cambridge
Chaffer Elizabeth, widow of James, b. 279
Chaffer James, died May 1, 1883, age 39
Chaffln Catherine D. widow of Moore M. h.
Melrose n. Bnmcoat [Bnrncoat
Chaffln Edgar O. farmer, bds. Melrose near
Chaffin Lewis O. blaclcsmith, rear 24 Waldo,
b. 149 Grafton [Pearl
Chaffln George B. clerk, 480 Main, h. 34^
Chaffin William A. machinist, 62 Jackson,
house Alvarado ave. n. W. ft S. R. R.
Chaffln Winslow, hulled com, h. Bnrncoat
Chagnon Joseph, qnarryman, h. Belmont n.
Bell pond [Southgate
Chalifkun Ovello, boot bottomer, house 60
Chalmers George, dyer, 110 Grove, h. 586
Main
Clialmers Lydia Mrs. house 586 Main
Chaloner William V. organ maker, 17 Her-
mon, house 6 Castle
Chamberlain Agnes H. removed to Boston
Chamberlain Edmund H. agent, news depot,
347 Main, house 22 Channing
Chamberlain Edwin A. farmer, boards 802
Pleasant [Pleasant
Chamberlain Ephraim F. farmer, house 802
Chamberlain Frank Mrs. h. 4 Winslow
Chamberlain Frederic H. student, bds. 802
Pleasant [b. 55 Park
Chamberlain Herbert W. clerk, 404 Main,
Chamberlain Ida M. married Don C. Carr
Chamberlain James W. removed to Boston
Chamberlain Joseph, house 828 Pleasant
Chamberlain Margaret, h. 1 So. Russell
Chamberlain Martha W. widow of George
A. house Salisbury near Flagg
Chamberlain Nancy S. h. 271 Pleasant
Chamberlain Robert H. supt. of sewers, 11
City Hall, house 80 Shelby
Chamberlain Salem, supt. of mails. Post
Offlce, house 87 Harrison
Chamberlain T. D. removed fkrom city
Chamberlain Wm. B. physician, 17 Elm, h.
19 do. [h. at Keene, N. H.
Chamberlain Wm. P. news depot, 847 Main,
Chamberltn Alice O. music teacher, house
18 Maple
Chamberlin Augustus L. h. 8 Wachusett
Chamberlin Charles, dyer, b. 115 Main
Chamberlin Charles E. clerk, 428 Main, h.
10 Bowdoin [Newbury
Chamberlin Charles L. musician, house 11
Chamberlin Chas. R. (Chamberlin A Beach)^
18 Mechanic, h. 9 Charlton
Chamberlin Charles W. (Copeland and Cham-
berlin), 72 School, house Pleasant cor.
South Russell
CHAMBERLIN CLARENCE £. blacksmith
and horseshoer, 78 Exchange, house 40
Newbury. — Seepage 667
Chamberlin Edward M. clerk, 94 Grove,
boards 6 Linwood place
Chamberlin Frank, foreman, 12 Shrewsbury,
house 56 Salisbury
Chamberlin Frank W. student, b. 15 Merrick
Chamberlin George W. wood tamer, 15
Union, h. 6 Linwood pi. rUammond
Chamberlin Henry H. 11 Pleasant, house 15
CHAMBERLIN JOHN L. cashier Qolnslg-
amond Nat. Bank, 241 Main, boards 8
Wachusett. — Set page 471
Chamberlin John V. foreman, W. & K. R. R.
repair shop, house 218 Summer
Chamberlin Mary, died Sept. 14, 188S, age84
Chamberlin Samuel A. house 18 Mason
Chamberlin Sanford E. blacksmith, 73 Ex-
change, h. 40 Newbury [2 IS Suouner
Chamberlin Sarah L. widow of John, hoose
Chamberlin Stillman J. blacksmith, 227
Pleasant, house 15 Merrick C<^^ ^
Chamberlin Susan A. died Not. 17, 188d«
Chamberlin Susan N. widow of r«ynian, h.
8 Bellevue
Chamberlin S. Cornelia Mrs. teacher, FroTi-
dence st. school, b. 26 Abbott [Hoose
Chamberlin Wm. P. carpenter, bds. Waldo
Chamberlin Willis B. agent, b. 26 Abbott
Chamberlin Woodbury O. rem'd to Boston
CHAMBERLIN k BEACH (C, B, Chamber-
tin and W. Beachjt sheet-heelings and
seam welts, 13 Mechanic. — See page 667
Chambers Adolphus B. asst. foreman, 94
Grove, h. 175 Lincoln [175 Liincohi
Chambers George F. foreman, 94 Grove, h.
Chambers J. dyer, boards 22^ Pleasant
Chamecin Leon F. rem'd to Boston
Chamecin Mary £. widow of Ulysses, house
84 Elm [58 Market
Champagne George, wireworker, house
Champagne Joseph, spinner at Jamesville, h.
Webster n. city line [h. 83 Kansas
Champagne I^ouis, boot bottomer, 155 Front,
Champagne Louis Xavier, shoemaker, 18
Mechanic, b. 47 do. [bridge, b. do.
Champeart Louis, cigar maker, 216 South-
Champion Reuben, deputy collector, 7 City
Hall, h. 35 Oread [20 Shelby
Champlin Allen B. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
Champlin Charles, clerk, bds. 50 Lincoln
Champlin Jeremiah, photographer, 289
Front, h. 4 Canal
Champlin John W. planer, 19 Union, house
Coburn av. n. W. &. S. R. R.
Champlin Robert, conductor, b. 50 Lincoln
Champlin William, brakeman, b. 50 Lincoln
Chancellor David W. salesman, 827 Main, h.
2 Lincoln pi. [ing
Chandler Benjamin, wireworker, h. 18 Gould-
Chandler Charles S. wireworker, 85 Union,
b. 6 Myrtle
Chandler George, house 24 Chestnut
Chandler George M. brakeman, W. & N. R.
R. freight yard, house 50 Lincoln
Chandler Herbert E. salesman, 181 Central,
house 120 Front [b. do.
Chandler John, farmer. Granite n. city line,
Chandler Nathan H. (GhandXer A Carr)^ h.
484 Southbridge
Chandler & Carr (N, H, Chandler and A. S.
Carr), grocers, 480 Southbridge
Chandley George B. policeman. City Hall,
house 20 Washington
Chandonnet Lea, talloress, b. 21 Spring
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Changnon Mellnda Mrs. dressmaker, 604
Main, b. do. [Sever
Chant Charles A. printer, 418 Main, house 7
Chant Charles R. machinist, 66 Qrafton, h.
88 Orange [h. 26 do.
Chapel Henry C. wire packer, ft. Kansas,
Chapin Albert W. bookkeeper, 20 Grafton,
h. 64 Austin
Chi^^ln Alfred, foreman at J. Draper's, h.
Plantation near Bloomingdale
Chapin Alice, teacher, Summer st. school,
bds. 29 Prescott [69 Salem
Chi4>ln Betsey, widow of Daniel E. house
Chapin Charles N. driver, at James Draper's,
boards do.
Chapin Charles N. rem'd from city
Chapin Charles S. bookkeeper, 80 Foster, b.
61 Park [69 Salem
Chapin Charles S. teacher, high school, b.
Chapin Edwin, died March 10, 1883, age 66
Chapin Ellen, widow of Edwin, h. 8 Gardner
Chapin Henry W. (Ohc^in A CoOt 18» Front,
h. 108 Pleasant [h. 141 Mahi
Chapin Isaac B. bookkeeper, 15 Market,
Chapin Jason, brass foundry, 219 Summer,
h. 221 do. [Shrewsbury
Chapin John 0. driver, 214 Front, house at
Chapin Lizzie E. teacher, Adriatic school,
b. 98 Woodland [Linden
Chapin Louisa T. widow of Henry, house 12
Chapin Luthera M. dressmaker, 598 Main,
house do.
Chapin Moses S. real estate, h. 146 Pleasant
Chapin William C. engineer, 18 Coes, house
Coral
Chapin & Co. (8. Newton and H. W. Cha-
pin') ^ flour dealers, 189 Front
Chapleau Alfred, blacksmith, Leicester near
Mill, h. 648 Park ave.
Chapleau Charles, woodworker, 100 Prescott,
h. 30 N. Ashland
Chapleau David J. carpenter, bds. 15 Thomas
Chapleau Gregory, blacksmith, h. 8 Howard
Chapleau John B. woodworker, 100 Pres-
cott, h. 15 Thomas [land
Chapleau John B. woodworker, b. 56 Port-
Chaplean Joseph, woodworker, 100 Prescott,
boards 15 Thomas [av. b. do.
Chapleau Josephine, dressmaker, 648 Park
Chapleau Peter, fireman, h. 9 Eastern av.
Chaplin Chas. A. machinist, 128 Chandler,
boards 21 Queen
Chaplin George, moulder, bds. 55 Lamartine
Chaplin Henry B. machinist, 54 Jackson, h.
88 Lamartine [Thomas
Chaplin John C. painter, 18 Madison, h. 58
Chaplin Wm. machinist, 128 Chandler, h. 21
Queen [don
Chapman Alfred, weaver, boards 2 Lang-
Chapman Alice, stitcher, bds. 45 Salem
Chapman Anna, widow of Isham S. h. 11
Thomas [Webster opp. cemetery
Chapman Arthur, fiQler at Jamesville, bds.
Chapman Charles, paperhanger, 284 Main, b.
88 Wachusett
Chapman Charles, laborer, b. 2 Columbia ct.
Chapman Elbridge W. compositor, 442
Main, bds. 82 Pleasant
Chapman Eugene B. atl^^ndant, Wor. Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, b. do. [Ashland
Chapman George £. clergyman, house 8 No.
Chapman Herbert E. clerk, 462 Main, bds.
26 West [do. n. Park
Chapman James W. clerk, 484 Main, house
Chapman Joseph, tailor, house 107 Thomas
Chapman Nancy R. widow of James D. h. 6
William [Summer
Chapman Sophie Mrs. boarding-house, 210
Chapman Thomas W. machinist, 95 Thomas,
house 210 Summer [18 Hammond
Chapman Wm. A. teamster, 10 Trumbull, b.
Chappie G. Henry, laborer, 17 Southgate, h.
9 Adriatic ct. [Adriatic ct.
Chappie John, laborer, 17 Southgate, h. 5
Chappie Thomas, laborer, 17 Southgate, b.
5 Adriatic ct. [Grafton
Chaquette Louis T. millwright, house 85
Chaquette Peter, laborer, 54 Jackson, h. 115
Lamartine [sq. h. 5 Agawam
Charbonneau Augustus, blacksmith, 1 Coes
Charbonneau Augustus, Jr. blacksmith, 18
Coes, house 7 Agawam
Charbonneau Bruno, bootmaker, 82 Austin,
house 140 Southbridge [r. do.
Charbonneau Charles, slater, 74 Prescott, h.
Charbonneau Charles, machinist, 19 Church,
h. 77 Orange [19 Sycamore
Charbonneau Felix J. clerk 418 Main, house
Charbonneau Lavlna Mrs. dressmaker, 77
Orange, h. do. [ton sq. b. do.
Charbonneau Oliver, physician, 16 Washlng-
Cearbonneau Treffle (PMllips A Charbon"
neaujj rear 84 Thomas, bds. 15 do.
Charbonneau Wm. H. blacksmith, boards 5
Agawam
Charctte Clrente, house 166 Washington
Charette Edward, machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
160 Washington [ton
Charette Ida, dressmaker, b. 166 Washlng-
Charland Louis, carpenter, house 127 Wash-
ington [45 Austin
Charles James T. Japanner, 290 Park av. b.
Charles Mary, widow of James, house 45
. Austin
Charon Ambrose, wire drawer, h. 27 Wall
Charon Dolor, lastmaker, b. 68 Suffolk
Charon Harmldose, brakeman, h. r. 58 Wall
Charpentier Joseph, laborer, bds. 51 Norfolk
Charron Alft>ed, carpenter, b. 15 Thomas
Charron Frank J. hairdresser, IS Green, b.
128 Park [Green cor. Franklin
Charron John, lastmaker, 19 Church, house
Charron Xavier, chopper, bds. 10 Green
Chase Achsah, widow of Henry P. boards 7
Beaver
Chase Albert B. salesman, h. 28 Chandler
Chase Albert N. woodworker, 19 Union, h.
58 Belmont [coin, b. 11 Winslow
Chase Albert Y. asst. bookkeeper, 66 Lin-
Chase Augustus J. driver, b. 4 N. Merrick
Chase A. A. carpenter, 16 Norwich, boards
15 Myrtle
CHASE CHAS. A. treasurer Worcester
County Institution for Savings, 18 Fos-
ter, house 15 West. — See page 476
Chase Chas. E. rem*d to Philadelphia, Pa.
C. W. CLAFLIN & CO.,
DEALERS IN COAL AND WOOD, 133 JTKION,
AND 416 MAIN STREET.
94
WOfiCESTEB [C] DISBCIOBT.
Cbitfte Edgar F. hostler, 18 Pearl, b. do.
Chase Edward I. Woodworker, 57 Jackson,
boards 11 Winslow [10 Dewey
Chase E^bridge A. floisher, 11 Water, bds.
ChaseElwloI. boot finisher, 11 Water, h.
10 Dewey
Chase Fred W. clerk, PostOffice, h. 40 West
Chase Hannah G. widow of Anthony, hoase
29 High [1 Dover
Chase Henry, cabinetmaker, 476 Main, h.
Chase Henry M. machinist, bds 4 Penn ay.
Chase Horace M. machinist, £7 Jackson, h.
11 Winslow [Belmont
Chase Ida Frances, mnsic teacher, boards 63
Chase Lacy N. widow of Olney B. house 1
School
Chase Minnie, teacher, bds. 1 School
Chase Otis J. hostler, house 13 Mason
Chase Bafhs H. painter, house 114 Austin
Chase Susan C. widow of Peter, b. Oakland,
Bamardyille [h. 17 Bellevue
Chase Theodore L. Junk, 2 Blgelow court,
Chase William C. picture Aramer, 1 Pleasant,
h. 11 Congress [94 Austin
Chase Will. D. action maker, 25 Union, b.
Chase William M. foreman, 2 Cherry, h. 94
Austin [Fruit
Chase Willie A. electrician, 28 Pearl, h. 10
Chase Willie H. machinist, 72 Central, bds.
1 School
Chase, see Chace
Chaverian Garabed, laborer, 57 Jackson, b.
58 Beacon [b. 58 Beacon
Chaverian Havhannes, laborer, 57 Jackson,
Chee Ping, ironer, 264 Main, boards do.
Cheever Charlotte, bds. 62 Summer
Cheever Delia A. bds. IH Lagrange
Cheever Ellen, bds. 62 Summer
Cheever Frank L. removed to Eutland
Cheever Frank W. clerk, bds. 6 Cottage
Cheever George A. clerk, 94 Grove, boards
6 Cottage [6 Cottage
Cheever George H. salesman, 141 Front, h.
Cheever Henry T. clergyman, house 8 State
Cheever Nellie £. housekeeper, 145 South-
bridge
Chenery Esther G. teacher, Belmont street
school, bds. 10 Hanover
Chenery John A. bookkeeper, 84 Foster, h.
16 School [Shelby
Chenery Mary T. widow of Cyrus, bds. 15
Chenery Phebe A. house 10 Hanover
Chenery William D. clerk, 452 Main, house
at Holden
Cheney Charles A. reedmaker, b. 82 Pleasant
Cheney Charles S. carpenter, h. Lincoln ave.
near Brittan
Cheney Edson D. house 695 Main
Cheney E. Morris, woodworker, 100 Pres-
cott, house 27 Arch [2 Austin
Cheney Frank C. cabinetmaker, 9 May, h.
Cheney George W. clerk, boards 6 Newbury
Cheney Harvey S. driver, 19 Church, house
rear 18 do.
Cheney Joseph P. Jr. agent grocer, 9 Pleas-
sant, house 6 North Ashland
Cheney Leonard, carpenter, h. 54 Houghton
near Union avenue
Cheney L. Warren, carpenter, house 53
Houghton near Union avenue
Cheney Mary K widow of Jonas 8. boards 5
Pattison [2 Laurel
Cheney Roval, engineer, W. & N. &. B. h.
CHE5ET WHEELOCK A. printer, 418
Main, h. 15 Bowdoin.— /Sse poffe 510
Cheney Willard, carpenter, h. 120 Ldncoln
Cheney Willard, Jr. carpenter, h. 12 King
Cheney William A. compositor, 442 Main,
house 6 Newbury
Cherubi Angelo, laborer, bds. 61 Snffolk
Chesbro William B. painter, h. 32 Hanover
Chesley Isaac B. laborer, h. 565 8oathbridge
Chessman Etta, cook. City Hospital, b. do.
Chevalier Amable, organ maker, 25 Union,
house 11 Meade
Chevalier Francois, cabinetmaker, I^a^nrange
near R. R. bds. 11 Meade
Chevalier Gotthard, laborer, b. 3 Ascension
Chevalier Joseph, carpenter, b. 217 Mechanic
Chew Charles C. wireworker, h. 83 Grove
Chick Isaac, machinist, 122 Gold, bds. 57
Austin [Minn.
Chickering Fred. 8. rem^d to Minneapolis,
Chickering John, house 55 Piedmont
Chicoine Marie B. dress miU^er, boards 181
Southbridge [24 West
Child Elizabeth H. widow of Elisha N. h.
Child Frank S. cutter, Hamilton, boards at
Oxford [b. 29 Clinton
Child Fred. £. (EvereU & Childj, 393 Main,
Child H. Walter, salesman, bds. 24 TV'est
Child Josiah H. clerk, 246 Main, b. 24 West
Child Llewellyn T. bookkeeper, 817 South-
bridge, h. 9 High [927 Main
Child Merrick M. foreman, 5 Sargent, house
Childs Annie E. boards 88 Cedar
Chllds Benjamin F. farmer, h. 16 Wachosett
Childs BenJ. W. (CmUds, j^ith d Cfo^J, 17
Mechanic, hoase 88 Cedar
Childs Charles F. clerk, 3 Thomas, b. 5 do.
Childs Charles 8. foreman, h. 28 Orange
Childs Edward R. former, b. 16 Wachnsett
Childs Edward S. clerk, Adams Express Co.
rear Union depot, bds. 58 Front
Childs Elmira, married to Tracy Murdock
Childs Emeline M. Mrs. h. 88 William
Childs Gardner, cabinetmaker, 19 Union, h.
87 Orchard
Childs Henry W. teamster, h. 228 Chandler
Childs Mary P. Mrs. dressmaker, 228 Chand-
ler, house do.
Chllds, Smith & Co. (B. W. ChUda and H.
E, Smith), boots and shoes, 17 Mechanic
Childs William B. agent, Boston ft Wor.
Despatch, 8 Foster, h. 2 Shelby st. pi.
Childs William S. car builder, 21 Grafton, h.
24 Laurel [house do.
Childs Wm. S. Mrs. dressmaker, 24 Laurel,
Chllson Frank A. painter, 138 Main, bds. 18
Maple
Chinkey James T. & Co. (Chin Bing and
Yeung Ouong OU), teas, 220 Main, h. do.
Chipman Edward S. blacksmith, h. Clover
Chipman Eugene F. blacksmith, b. 180 Front
Chittenden Collins W. tinsmith, 609 Main,
house 19 Chandler
C. W. CLAFLIN & CO.,
J>MAJLMBa IN COAL AND WOOD, 183 VNION,
AND 41S MAIN BTRMJBT.
WOBGE8TEB [C] DIBECTORY.
95
ChoUar John. hoDse 88 Oxford
CHOUiAB JOHN D. ftirnltare and ophol-
stery, 476 Main, boase 88 Oxford. — See
page 598 [88 Oxford
Chollar John H. salesman, 476 Main, boards
Choquet Delflls, shoemaker, b. 82 Grosvenor
Choqact Edward, laster, 68 High, hoase 88
Lamartlne [29 Qrosvenor
Choquet Edward, shoemaker, 68 High, h.
ChoroD Frank, teamster, house 6 Norfolk ct.
ChoroD George, carpenter, house 4 Ward
Choobier Henri, shoemaker, bds. 140 South-
bridge
Christian Joseph, laborer, house Lyman,
Barnard ville [Abbott
Christian Louisa J. widow of John, bds. 89
Christian Olaf, laborer, bds. 18 Carroll
Christiansen Charles, wireworker, h. Sack-
▼ille near Byron
Chriatiaosen Edward J. laborer, 161 Union,
b. r. 48 Orchard [h. 1 HoUis
Christiansen Gunerius, armorer, 42 Gardner,
Christianson Daniel, wireworker, house 29
£afltem ave. [Summer
Christianson Herman, machinist, house 69
Christianson Thorvald, armorer, 44 Central,
bds. 31 Hanover [Central
Christie Peter, laborer, 95 Thomas, bds. 144
Christopher Henry, machinist, Lagrange
opp. Junction depot, h. 60 Myrtle
Chnrch Edward L. clerk, B:iy State House,
boards do. [4 Quincy
Church Edward M. carrier, Post-Office, bds.
Chnrch Moses, carrier, Post-Offlce, house 4
Quincy
Church R. Howard, embroiderer, 566 Main,
bds. 4 Quincy [b. 10 Wellington
Church Sarah F. Mrs. bookkeeper, 129 Gold,
Church Seth H. carpenter, h. Millbury opp.
schopl-house, Q.
Church William A. gilder, 5 Maple, house
12 Hudson [168 Chandler
Churchill Ezra (ChurchUl A Bedding), h.
Churchill Geo. B. clerk» 8 Washington sq.
bds. 168 Chandler
Churchill James H. student, bds. 88 Park
Churchill James K. capt. of police. City
Hall, house 9» Park
Churchill John S. & Co. blacking manufs. 88
Southbridge, h. Plantation n. Division
Churchill Mary, stitcher, bds. 48 Austin
Churchill & Bedding (E. Churchm and C. S.
Bedding), rags, 8 Washington sq.
Chute Avard P. machinist, Lagrange opp.
junction depot, b. 26 Newbury
Chute Bnrple £. organ-action maker, 54
Hermon, bds. 26 Newbury
Chute Darius, wood, house 6 Smith ct.
Chute Ellas Mrs. house 26 Newbury
niTIZENS NATIONAL BANK, 425 Main.
\J —See page 4:72
Citron Selig, peddler, 270 Main, boards 48
Exchange
City Hospitfi, Jaques avenue n. Queen
rirrr national bank, 406 Main.~5ee
V page 474
City Stables, 166 Salem [Assonet
CUffey Hubert, moulder, 51 Green, house 22
Claflin Adeline P. widow of John, house 101
Pleasant
Claflin Albert E. removed to Hopkinton
Claflin Charles L. 188 Union, h. 100 Summer
Claflin Charles R. B. photographer, 877
Main, house 22 Oread
Claflin Charles R. B. Jr. instrument manuf.
405 Main, bds. 22 Oread
CLAFLIN CHARLES W. k CO. coal
dealers, 188 Union and 415 Main, h. at
Hopkiutou. — See foot lines under C
Claflin Oliver W. plumber, h. 270 Pleasant
Clancey John E. bookkeeper, 100 Prescott,
boards 12 Charles [12 Charles
Clancey Margaret, widow of Patrick, house
Clancey Patrick, helper, 95 Thomas, house
44 do. [150 Prescott
Clancy Andrew, wireworker, 94 Grove, h.
Clancy Edward, wireworker, boards rear 56
Hanover [8 Columbia
Clancy James, carpenter, 110 Green, house
Clancy John E. stove blacker, 458 Main, b.
22^ Pleasant [14 So. Irving
Clancy Michael, blacksmith, 5 Canal, boards
Clancy Micliael, hostler, 42 Waldo, house
75 Central
Clapp BeuJ. G. rem*d lo Providence, R. I.
Clapp Caroline K. widow of Levi, boards 26
Benefit
Clapp Charles H. salesman, house 8 Laurel
Clapp Edward, driver, 110 Green, b. 5 Mott
CLAPP EDWARD B. gents' fhrnlshlng
goods, 865 Main, house 26 Benefit.—
See page 520
Clapp Eliza, widow of Harvey, b. 88 Wash-
ington
Clapp Ellen R. dressmaker, 189 Main, b. do.
Clapp Elliott D. salesman, 484 Main, house
99 Elm
CLAPP FREDERICK A. & CO. (E. J.
SmUh), hat8, caps and furs, 871 Main,
house 40 Richards. — See page 521
Clapp Geo. currier, bds. 47 Suffolk
Clapp Geo. F. electrician, 28 Pearl, boards
6 Gouldlng [18 Lagrange
Clapp Hiram B. painter, 57 Jackson, house
Clapp James, house 8 Waverley [Piedmont
Clapp Martha, widow of Albert B. boards 2
Clapp Mayfleld C. carpenter, h. 28 Townsend
Clapp Maynard B. baker, house 4 Crown
Clapp Sophia A. widow of Enos L. h. 189 Main
Clapp Warren W. farmer, house r. Pleasant
near Olean
Clapp William G. clerk, bds. 8 Waverley
Clark Albert H. clerk, 6 Norwich, boards
Salem square
Clark Albert L. laborer, bds. 2 Crescent
Clark Alfted H. bookkeeper, 190 Front, h.
82 Cutler [do.
Clark Alfred W. coachman, 25 Elizabeth, b.
Clark Allen, driver, 269 Main, b. 15 Irving
Clark Allen, woodworker, h. 185 Beacon
C4ark Andrew P. clerk, bds. 184 Front
Clark Ann Mrs. house 81 Millbury
Clark Anthony F. Janitor, 492 Main, h. do.
Clark Arthur, woodworker, 19 Cypress, bds.
181 Summer
Clark A. Monroe, bds. 4 High street court
C. W. CUFLIN & CO.,
DMAZJBB8 Iir COAIi AJfn wooi>,i8a usioir,
AND 41S MAIN 8TRJBMT.
96
WORCESTER [0] DIRECTORY.
Clark Benjamin F. carpenter, b. 8 High st. ct.
Clark Bernard, painter, bds. 195 Mechanic
Clark Betsy R. Mrs. physician, 15 Myrtle,
honse do. [and shoes, 182 Front
Clark Bros. (W. B. and G, F, Clark), boots
Clark Charles, picture firames, 5 Central, h.
181 Summer
CLARK CHARLES A. soap (A. W. Towne
& Co.'s), 80 Sargent, bds. 45 Piedmont.
— See page 545
Clark Charles D. (G. JET. Clark <fc Co.), 6
Norwich, honse 88 Portland [School
Clark Charles H. clerk, 129 Main, boards 6
Clark Charles J. helper, 161 Union, house
10 Palmer [87 Oxford
Clark Charles L. printer, 187 Front, house
Clark Chas. R. canvasser, b. 16 Washington
Clark Charles W. removed from city
Clark Charles W. hostler, 122 Gold, house
r. 271 Cambridge [189 Main
Clark Christianna C. widow of Alonzo B. h.
Clark Edward P. painter, 247 Main, boards
88 Clifton
Clark Edwin S. clerk, 529 Main, b. 6 KIlby
Clark Elbridge, carpenter, house 578 Main
Clark Eugene, farmer, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. Plantation n. do.
Clark Fannie M. bds. 1 High street court
Clark Elavil, boards 16 Water
Clark Francis M. removed to Holden
Clark Frank E. bootmaker, bds. 21 Abbott
Clark Frank E. soapmaker, 80 Sargent, bds.
120 Front [Hermon, h. 185 Beacon
Clark Frank H. supt. Taber Organ Co. 54
Clark Franklin A. foreman, 619 Main, house
16 Merrick [street court
Claok Franklin A. carpenter, house 8 High
Clark Franklin C. laborer, house 1 Coral
CLARK FREDERICK M. dressed meats,
190 Front, h. lOh West.—See page 558
Clark Fred. M. Jr. bookkeeper, 190 Front,
boards 10^ West
Clark Fred. S. bookkeeper, bds. 189 Main
Clark Gardner P. counter maker, h. 10 Mill
Clark George, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale, h.
12 Suffolk
Clark George, peddler, house 5 Home
Clark George B. removed to Fall River
Clark George E. porter, 809 Main, b. 811 do.
Clark George F. (Clark Bros.), 182 Front,
house 16 Salem
Clark George H. & Co. (C D. CZarJfe^, paints,
&c. 6 Norwich, house Salem square
Clark George L. steward, Wor. Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Clark George W. melter, 188 Mechanic, h.
27 Providence
Clark Henrietta V. Mrs. h. 887 Main
Clark Henry G. clerk, b. 27 Providence
Clark Henry H. conductor, P. & W. R. R. h.
48 Wellington [6 Kilby
Clark Hiram, engineer, 82 Southbrldge, h.
Clark Horace G. moulder, 52 Jackson, h.
208 Main
Clark James, wire drawer, h. 245 Millbury
Clark James, umbrella repairer, house 404
Southbrldge [4 Bowdoin pi.
Clark James H. machinist, 199 Chandler, h.
Clark Joel C. pattern maker* h. 15 Ifyrtie
Clark John, boot finisher, 70 'Winter, hoose
8 Spruce
Clark John, removed to New York ci^
Clark John, laborer, 14 BloomlDgdale, h. 52
Suffolk
Clark John, wire drawer, h. 14 Taylor
Clark John A. machinist, 110 Qreen, hoaaeT
Jefferson
Clark John B. removed to Sprf n^^eld
Clark John S. & Son (S. ClarhJ, floar, 287
Front, boards 6 West
Clark John W. packer, h. 8 Chelsea
Clark Jonas G. h. 89 Elm [155 Grove
Clark Joseph S. supt. Rural Cemeteiy, hoose
Clark Jotham A. removed flroro city
Clark I^wls C. h. Wayne n. Baker
Clark Lorenzo N. watchman, 94 Qrove, b»
80 Paine [47 Mill
Clark Lorin S. carpenter, 86 Central, hoose
Clark Lydia C. widow of Daniel, house 50
Lincoln [Main
Clark Margaret Mrs. boarding-house* 208
Clark Maria, widow of William J. boose 15
Beach [85 Chestnot
Clark Marion M. widow of Henry O. hoose
Clark Mary, widow of Patrick, b. 14 Taylor
Clark Mary, boards 66 Water
Clark Mary, widow of John, b. 66 Water
Clark Merrill B. flramemaker, 19 Cypress,
boards 14 Auburn
Clark Milton W. (Clark A Knight}^ 142
Union, boards 128 Main
Clark M. Ella, teacher. New Worcester
school, boards 5 Cambridge
Clark Nathaniel H. dressed meats, 190 Front,
honse 45 Providence
Clark Oliver P. removed flrom city
Clark Orus, bookbinder, 82 Front, house 88
Clifton [185 Beacon
Clark Oscar C. organ maker, 54 Hermon, b.
Clark Patrick, laborer, bds. 245 MiUbory
Clark Patrick, machinidt, W. ft N. R. B.
repair shop, house at Ayer Junction
Clark Patrick, laborer, b. 404 Southbrldge
Clark Patrick, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale, b.
66 Water [Front
Clark Philip H. machinist, 77 Foster, b. 66
Clark Robert M. foreman, 108 Front, h. 85 ^
Houghton [Pi^r^
Clark Samuel, tinsmith, 16 Pleasant, h. Ill
Clark Sarah R. widow of John, b. 80 Irving
Clark, Sawyer ft Co. (T, A. Clark, S. Saw-
yer, E, W. Ball and George Bichardson),
crockery, 480 Main
Clark Selwyn B. teacher. Highland Military
Academy, Salisbury, boards do.
Clark Stedman (John S, Clark A Son), and
(M. 3f, French <fc Co.)^ 287 Front, h. 10
Oxford
Clark Stock well, canvasser, b. 165 Pleasant
Clark Thomas, wood, 4 Hudson street ct. b.
181 Summer [Irving
Clark Thomas, salesman, 484 Main, bds. 45
Clark Thomas A. (Clark, Sawyer A Co.),
480 Main, house State cor. Harvard
Clark William, bell boy. Bay State House,
boards do.
C. W. CLAFLIN & CO.,
DJBALJBMS IK COAL ANI> WOOVpISS UNION,
AND 41Jf MAIN STBJBIET.
WORCESTER [C] DIRBCTORT.
97
dark Wllllam B. (Clark Bros.), 182 FroDt,
house 45 Park
Clark WUUam C. 405 Main, h. 82 Cedar
Clark William H. carpenter, h. 4 High St. ct.
Clark WUUam L. honse 9 Walont
dark William M. former at Highland Mili-
tary Academy, boards do.
dark William S. wool dealer (at Boston),
hoQse 2ft John
Clark , printer, boards 115 Hain
OLABK A KSmBT (M. W. Clark a^id
JS. O. JSnightJt machinists and steam
eDgine bailders, 142 Union. — Seep. 659
Clarke Ella M. stitcher, bds. 887 Main
Clarke Elmon C. finisher, 108 Front, h. at
Shrewsbury [117 Thomas
Clarke Frank O. shoe treer, 18 Mechanic, b.
Clarke George F. carpenter, W. & N. R. R.
repair shop, honse 117 Thomas
Clarke Henry Mrs. widow of Henry, physi-
cian, house 9 Chestnut
Clarke Jennie E. Mrs. dressmaker, 182
Pleasant, boards do.
Clarke John H. portrait painter, 98 Main, b.
82 Pleasant [Lancaster
darke Joseph A. printer, 418 Main, h. 15
CLABKE JOSIAH H. & CO. (H. A. John-
son and C. H, Carpenter J ^ dry goods,
858 Main, house 50 Elm. — Seepage 527
Clarke Louise, forewoman, 887 Main, h. do.
Clarke Minnie D. telegrapher, Union depot,
b. 8 Linden [Oread
Clarke Samuel, compo:sitor, 442 Main, b. 85
darke Sarah J. Mrs. dressmaker, 11 Pleas-
ant, house do.
Clarke W. Hawes, bookkeeper, 78 School,
h. 74 Lincoln [square
darkin Michael, laborer, honse Jamesville
darkson Frank, fireman, b. 7 Elizabeth
darkson James, removed flrom city
darkson John L. carpenter, h. 7 Elizabeth
Clarkson John W. machinist, 110 Oreen, h.
927 Main [29 Dix
Clarksou William, shoemaker, 287 Main, h.
Claiy John J. brakeman, bds. 47 Temple
Clary Samuel H. asst. sec. Wor. Safe De-
posit & Ti-ust Co. 448 Main, bds. 85 Ox-
ford
Clash Theodore B. upholsterer, 827 Main,
h. 71 Central
Clason John, wire drawer, b.* 148 Main
Classon Edward, polisher, 44 Central, bds.
rear 20 Church
Clavln James F. machinist, Hammond near
R. R. bds. 58 Southbrldge [58 do.
ClsTln Patrick, spinner, 17 Southgate, house
Clay Urbane, moulder, 87 Gold, b. 59 Wash-
ington [Portland
Clayton Geo. H. solicitor, 492 Main, bds. 91
Clear Patrick, boot crimper, h. 9 Hill
Cleary John, laborer, bds. 155 Mechanic
Cleary Michael, blacksmith, r. 40 Exchange,
b. 155 Mechanic [55 Green
Cleary William C. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
CleaTeland Charles H. collector, 6 P. O.
block, bouse 464 Main
Cleaveland Charles V. f Cumminga A Cleave-
land), 414 Main, h. 287 Pleasant
Oleaveland, see Cleveland
Clegg John, weaver, h. Leicester, V. F.
Clegg Sarah, weaver, b. Leicester, V. F.
Clegg Wm. H. polisher, 44 Central, house
at Millbury [6 Chandler
CleUand George, paperhanger, 284 Main, b.
dem George W. attendant, Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, l>ds. do.
Clemence Addison B. chemist, 94 Grove, b.
816 Park avenue [b. 25 Laurel
Clemence Geo. H. draughtsman, 492 Main,
CLEMENCE HENBT M. auctioneer and
real estate agent, 14 Pearl, b. 209 Main.
— See page 616
Clemence James A. clerk, 409 Main, h. 810
Park ave. [816 Park ave.
Clemence Ruth D. widow of Wm. C. P. h.
Clemence Walter 8. blacksmith, 82 Ex-
change, bds. 816 Park ave. [Wall
Clement Arthur, cutter, Hamilton, honse 61
Clement Euphemie, widow, bds. 20 Spruce
Clement Sarah £. widow of Luther W. h. 11
Webster
Clements Carrie R. teacher, Woodland st.
school, b. 46 Beacon [Hancock
Clements £11, engineer, 25 Union, house 19
Clements Emily, housekeeper, h. 46 Beacon
Clements John, laborer, h. r. Millbury near
R. R., Quinslgamond
Clements Sarah W. teacher, Sycamore street
school, boards 46 Beacon [Stebbins
dements Wm. laborer, b. Millbury opposite
Clements Wm. A. boards 46 Beacon
Clementson Earl, wlreworker, b. 78 Grove
Clemmons Mary A. widow, h. 215 Chandler
den nan Edward, currier, 246 Southbrldge,
house 25 Vine ' [28 Cedar
develand Anna R. widow of Edwin C. h.
Cleveland Aruenah B. foreman, house 27
Chatham
Cleveland Charles, mason, b. 208 Main
Cleveland Charles A. engineer, W. & S. R.
R. h. Plantation n. Bloomingdale
Cleveland Charles H. cardmaker, 246 South-
bridge, house 10 Queen
develand Genie, at Asylum Chronic In-
sane, Summer, bds. do.
Cleveland George H. machinist, 161 Union,
b. 29 Salem [bridge, b. 850 Main
Cleveland Horace F. currier, 246 South-
Cleveland Hubert H. machinist, 47 Hermon,
boards 88 do.
Cleveland James R. machinist, Lagrange
opp. junction depot, b. 59 Piedmont
Cleveland John, conductor, 15 Market, b. 1
School
OLETELANB MACHINE WORKS, woolen
machinery manufs. 54 Jackson. — See
pages 616 and 617
Cleveland Seward H. millwright, 95
Thomas, bds. 85 Summer
Cleveland, see Cleaveland [Beacon
Clifford Alfred, music teacher, house 109
Clifford Anson, planer, 171 Union, house 70
Hanover
Clifford Daniel, laborer, b. 6 Seymore
Clifford Dennis E. marble cutter, 181 Central,
house 127 Shrewsbury
C. W. CLAFUN & CO.,
7 '
JDJBAZMBS IN COAL AND W001>, 188 UMJON,
AJrn 416 MAIN 8TBBXT,
98
WOBCESTER [0] DIKECTOHT.
Clifford Eugene, heater, h. 127 Shrewsbury
Clifford Harriet M. bookkeeper, 878 MaiD,
bds. 5 Kendall place
Clifford Herbert, clerk, 154 Chandler, bds. 15
Belle vue [14 Laurel
Clifford Hermon W. clerk, Post-Offlce, house
Clifford James, laborer, 48 Grafton, house
71 Temple
Clifford Jeremiah, died Mar. 19, 1888, ago 64
Clifford John, laborer, bds. 71 Temple
Clifford John, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale, h.
126 Shrewsbury
Clifford Joseph M. clerk, 4 Washington sq.
b. 14 Laurel [Shrewsbury
Clifford Mary, widow of Eugene, house 127
Clifford Mary A. widow of Jeremiah, h. 19
Howard [h. 84 Myrtle
Clifford Bobert W. upholsterer, 476 Main,
Clifford Warner, boards 10 Lagrange
Cllnkard Wilbur F. printer, 442 Main, house
18 Valley
Clinton Hattle C. Mrs. bds. 21 Piedmont
Clinton Peter, laborer, bds. 251 MlUbury
Cllsh Edward, boot bottomer, 11 Water, h.
146 Prescott
Cllssold Walter, machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
6 Queen [Cross
Clocker Joseph, laborer, bds. College Holy
Clogston Sylvan us, driver, rear 155 Main,
bds. 149 Southbrldge
Close Oscar, nurseryman, house Green -
dale ave.
Clossey Thomas, mason, house 165 Washing-
ton [ton, b. do.
Clongh Anna £. ladies' hairwork, 7 Hough-
Clough Augustus W. porter, b. 7 Houghton
Clough A. Arlngton, upholsterer, 827 Main,
boards 7 Houghton
Clough Benjamin, Jr. removed to Boston
Clough BenJ. F. physician, 6 Myrtle, h. do.
Clough Benj. H. porter, b. 7 Houghton
Clough Charles A. Instructor, Worcester
Free Institute, b. 22 Lancaster
Clough Francis A. hairdresser, 838 Main,
h. 7 Houghton [12 Front
Clough Frederick L. engineer, 440 Main, h.
Clough George S. carpenter, rear 28 Austin,
house 21 Mason
Clough Jacob M. machinist, b. 618 Main
Clough Jennie C. teacher, Thomas street
school, boards 7 Houghton
Clough Theodore W. hairdresser, 888 Main,
boards 7 Houghton [Penn.
Clouther John B. rem*d to Wilkesbarre,
Cloutier Henri, boot bottomer, 108 Front,
bds. 140 Southbrldge
Cloutier Moise, wire drawer, h. 26 Liberty
Cloutier Napoleon, shoemaker, 108 Front,
h. 48 Suffolk [Grafton
Cloutier Paul, shoemaker h. Hamilton c.
Cloyes Henry, shoemaker, bds. Bridge c.
Mechanic
Cluchey Hubert, carpenter, h. 8 Meade
Cluchey Paul, shoemaker, Grafton near
Orient, h. do.
Cluchkey Paul, bootmaker, h. 47 Suffolk
Clute J. Leslie, carpenter, boards 15 High
Coahn Jacob, peddler, bds. 20 Water
Coakley Cornelius, eng^eer, Hollls, h. 47
Canterbury
Coan Alfred S. painter, house Illinois
Coan John, laborer, h. Thome n. Wall
Coan Patrick, blacksmith, 63 Grafton, house
61 Water ^
nOATES CLIPFEE MAl^UFACTDHINe
KJ CO. (Q- H. Coates), horse clipping ma-
chines, 287 Chandler.— i8^eejKi^« W^
Coates George H. (CoaUs Clipper Mannf.
Co. ;, 237 Chandler, h. 235 do.
Coates James P. blacksmith, h. 4 Hudson
Cobb Franklin B. jr. wire packer, h. 41
Catharine [b. 41 Catharine
Cobb Franklin B. 8d, clerk, 12 I-incoln sq.
Cobb George P. & Co. (9. R. Aiwoodjy fish,
186 Front, h. 24 William
Cobb Harry W. engineer, b. 41 Catharine
Cobb HoUis W. lawyer, 9 Chapln block, b.
at Shrewsbury [Thomas
Cobb John J. sawyer, 196 Union, bds. lOS
Cobb Lewis A. machinist, 140 Union, h. 6
Fruit
Cobb L. A. Mrs. dressmaker, 6 Fmit, h. do.
Cobb Marshall E. engineer, 21 Grafton, h.
184 Union av. [46 Salem
Coblelgh Nancy J. widow of John R. house
Coburn Alvarado A. boatu, Quinslgamond
lake, h. Alvarado av. n. W. & S- R. B-
Coburn Azro A. salesman, b. 27 Woodland
Coburn Cyrus E. shoemaker, 10 Mulberry,
h. 58 Eastern av. [Chandler
Coburn Florence R. Mrs. stitcher, boards 25
Coburn Helen A. valentine maker, boards 6
Chatham [27 Woodland
Coburn Henry H. clerk, 40 Central, house
Coburn Jehial C. engineer, house Coburn av.
near W. & S. R. R. [av. n. Belmont
Coburn Jesse J. real estate, house Alvarado
Coburn John B. laborer, 15 Market, house
811 Main
Coburn Lemuel, machinery, h. 27 Woodland
Coburn Peter, machinist, 77 Foster, bds. 189
Shrewsbury [844 Pearl
Coburn Peter, jr. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
Coburn Samuel J. stable, 502 Southbrldge,
h. 504 do. [h. 45 Shelby
Cochrane Albertina G. widow of William A.
Cockell Mary, milliner, 812 Main, b. 84 Port-
land [514 Main
Cody Harry E. machinist, 38 Hermon, bds.
Cody John, blacksmith, 58 Grafton, b. 8 Bart
Cody Maurice, laborer, house 96 Mechanic
Cody Michael, machinist, 54 Jackson, house
O'Rourke n. Sutton road [96 Beacon
Cody Richard, clerk, 26 Shrewsbury, bds.
Coe Elizabeth B. H. widow of William, h.
57 Pleasant [do.
Coe Jefferson, waiter, Bay State House, bds.
Coe S. Hamilton, city editor, Daily Spy, 444
Main, house 11 Benefit [682 Main
Coe Stephen T. machinist, 62 Jackson, house
Coe William, clerk, bds. 85 Pleasant
Coes Abbie W. widow of Aury G. boards
Bay State House
Coes A. G. & Co. (John H. and Frederick L.
Coes), wrench manufs. 2 Leicester,
Webster sq.
C. W. CLAFLTN & CO.,
DJBALXSBS IN COjIL jUm WOOD, 138 UKXOK,
JLNJ> 4 IS MAIK aTMJCJBT.
WOROE8TEB [Q] DIBBCTOBY.
99
Goes Chester E. B. stndent, b. 1049 Main
Goes Frank, engineer, bds. 58 Austin
Goes Frederick L. (A, G, Goes A Co.Jt 2
Leicester, h. 18 Mill [Main
Goes Jennie, widow of Frank L. R. h. 1049
Goes John H. (A. O. Goes db Co.), house
1058 Main
flOES LORING ft CO. (M. 0. WhiUier),
U shear blades, &c. 1 Goes sq. house 1049
Main. — Seepage 646
nOBS L. A CO. (MeMn 0. WhiUier),
\J wrench manufacturers, 1 Goes square.
— Seepage 626
Goes M. A. Mrs. bds. 11 Benefit
Goes Wm. W. shoemaker, S45 Main, house
54 Portland [27 Ellsworth
Coffee Bartholomew, wire cleaner, house
Coffee Ellen, widow of Edward, house 78
Shrewsbury
Coffee James, helper, bds. 86 Green
Coffee Mary, widow of Patrick, boards 200
Shrewsbury
Coffee Michael, laborer, house 24 Howard
Coffee Timothy, boot sider, h. 107 E. Cen-
tral [b. 78 Shrewsbury
Coffee Timothy, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale,
Coffee William, driver, 84 Foster, bds. 186
Washington
Coffey Edward E. laborer, 14 Bloomingdale,
bds. 6 Sullivan ct. [Front
Coffey James G. cutter, 66 Grafton, h. 229
Coffey Jeremiah, laborer, 28 Manchester, h.
8 Swan ct.
Coffey John, laborer, bds. 6 Sullivan ct. [ct.
Coffey Mary, widow of John, h. 6 Sullivan
Coffey Wm. E. clerk, 90 Front, h. 44 Franklin
Coffey Wm. M. laborer, bds. 24 Howard
Coffin Ghas. H. salesman, 9 May, boards 5
Piedmont
nOFFIN EDWASD W. driver, 207 Main,
\J and show cases, 1 Bismark, h. do. — See
pageGSl
Coffin Enoch, grocer, 4 N. Ashland, house
27 Orchard "[105 Summer
Coffin George W. driver, 207 Main, house
Coftky Alfkid, carpenter, house 66 Ward
Cofeky Edward, carpenter, h. 9 Taylor
Coft^ John, cabinetmaker, 26 N. Foster, h.
56 Wall [165 Pleasant
Cogan Charles, elevator conductor, boards
Cogan Joseph P. moulder, bds. 4 Green
Cogan Mary Mrs. house 48 Spring
Cogan Michael, clerk, boards 8 Blossom
Cogan Patrick, teamster, b. 434 Millbury
Cogavan Catherine, grocer, 26 Vine, h. do.
Cogavan James, laborer, house 26 Vine
Cogger A. Francis, blacksmith, 209 Mechan-
ic, house 74 Harrison [b. 5 Thomas
Coggeshall Andrew J. salesman, r. 156 Main,
Coggeshall Etta, stitcher, bds. 9 ^tna
CogglDs Bartley, vrireworker, house McGor-
mick's ct. [Byron
Coggins Bridget, widow of Thomas, bds. 2
Ooggins Michael, laborer, 65 Jackson, h.
66 Lamartine [n. Grafton, h. 47 Barclay
Coggins Thomas, signal man, B. & A. R. R.
CoggBhall Lucius D. machinist, 77 Foster,
boards 147 Main
Cogswell George S. clerk, Main n. City
Hall, bds. 4 Lynn
Cogswell Mason, painter, house 4 Lynn
Cogswell Rufkis H. overseer, house 94 South-
bridge
Cohen John J. rem*d to Providence, R. I.
Cohen Simon, peddler, h. 9 Winter st. ct.
Gohn Dora, sewer, boards 29 Thomas
Goker Geo. L. hairdresser, 289 Main, h. 88
Washburn [Mitchell
Golangelo Rocco, wire drawer, Pitt, h. 24
Colbert Edmond, laborer, h. 11 S. Irving
Colbert John P. pressman, 444 Main, house
82 Elm [5 Denny
Golbrook Charles W. clerk, 826 Main, bds.
Golburn Alfred, clergyman, house 21 John
Colbnrn Alice, music teacher, bds. 21 John
Golburn Calvin, carpenter, h. 25 Grown
Golbarn Ghas. A. carpenter, h. 7 Mason
Golburn Henry P. clerk, 60 Grafton, h. 27
Piedmont
Golburn Mozart, house 46 Providence [do.
Golburn Samuel H. physician, 2 Tirrell, h.
Colby Alonzo (Colby S Porter), 92 Foster, h.
12 Wellington
Colby Isaac, driver, boards 88 Dlx
Colby Leslie, driver, boards 88 Dix
Colby Reuben M. inspector of police, City
Hall, h. 27 Russell
OOLBT & PORTER (A. Colby and S. Por-
ter), last manufs. 92 Foster*^ See page
668
Cole Alonzo W. machinist, Hammond n. R.
R. b. 189 Beacon [Freeland
Cole Ann Mrs. widow of Henry, house 15
Cole Augustus, moulder, 87 Gold, boards
586 Main
Cole Augostus M. farmer, bds. 15 Freeland
Cole Betsy Miss, housekeeper, b. 5 Cottage
Cole Charles M. drugs, 285 Main, house 29
Bowdoln [Portland
Cole Eliza A. widow of James, boards 44
Cole E. Warren, shoemaker, h. 14 Bartlett pi.
Cole Francis, machinist, 11 Cypress, bds. 10
Sudbury
Cole Frederick, driver, 85 Central, bds. do
Cole Geo. E. salesman, 858 Main, h. 16 Dlx.
Cole Geo. T. litter, 57 Jackson, house 45
Bellevue
Cole Henry F. boards 15 Freeland
Cole Henry T. machinist, 57 Jackson, house
7 Fulton [Ayer Junction
Cole James, woodworker, 100 Prescott, h. at .
Cole John, Jr. mason, 81 May, h. 79 do.
Cole Maria, widow, bds. 50 Orange
Cole Maria P. teacher. Ledge street school,
bds. 19 Madison
Cole Martin, died Oct. 27, 1888, age 48
Cole Martin Mrs. widow, house Locust ave.
near W. & S. R. R.
Cole Richard, stonecutter, Prescent, house
Gn^n cor. Harrington
Cole William E. physician, 554 Main, h. 18
Richards
Cole William H. clerk, 82 Green, house 12
Hammond [Robinson pi.
Cole Winslow A. driver, 15 Market, house 8
Cole W. Frank, removed to Mlllville
BUSH & CO.,
MAKE BUZLABD*a BALM, 0ILSAD JjINIMBNTf WII»I»
OUBB BVEBT KNOWK AOUB OB PAJN.
100
WORCESTER [O] DIRECTOBT.
Colebrook Chas. laborer) Brassels, boards 8
Chelsea
Colegrove Catherine W. bds. 1 Linwood pi.
Colejfi'ove Geo. D. telegrapher, 426 Main, h.
52 May [9 Jefferson
Coleman Bridget A. widow of James, house
Coleman Ellen, dressmaker, b. 48 Beacon
Coleman E. Laroy, woodworker, 54 Jackson,
bds. 50 Beacon [12 Belmont
Coleman George L. turner, 72 School, house
Coleman George 8. reed-board maker, 25
Union, house 9 Clinton
Coleman James P. marble cntter, 181 Cen-
tral, b. 16 Thomas [21 Eastern ave.
Coleman Mary D. widow of Geo. B. house
Coleman Susan M. widow of Charles C. h.
10 Oxford [h. 1 Sigourney
Coleman Timothy, asst. foreman, 94 Grove.
'Coleman Wm. P. trunkmaker, 494 Main, h.
181 Salem [Cambridge
Coley Henry, weaver, Brussels, house 127
Coley William, weaver, Brussels, b. 2 Taft
CoUamore Elbrldge P. cooper, Putnam lane,
house Shrewsbury near Putnam lane
Collamore Sarah D. widow of Elbridge G.
boards Shrewsbury near Putnam lane
Coliard Theophile, shoemaker, 4 Thomas,
house 29 Charles
Collemer Edward, driver. City Farm, b. do.
CoUemer Wyman, porter, American Express
Co. rear Union depot, b. 1 Maynard pi.
CoUer Asa R. carpenter, house 20 Dix
Coller Sarah A. Mrs. dressmaker, 48 High-
land, house do.
CoUes William £. supt. Washburn Iron Co.
14 Bloomlngdale, house 48 Portland
Collester Eliza J. music teacher, 989 Main,
boards do. [8 Bloomlngdale ct.
Collette Adlord, lastmaker, 19 Church, house
CoUette Charles, blacksmith, 28 Webster, h.
Mill near Bufltim [53 Woodland
Collie Joseph, carpenter, 199 Union, nouse
Collier Abner W. carpenter, h. 89 Salem
Collier Charles R. driver, bds. 68 Vernon
Collier Eliza, widow of Francis A. house 28
Kendall [67 Beacon
Collier Geo. A. carpenter, 54 Jackson, house
Collier George W. student, bds. 28 Kendall
Collier Louisa, widow, bds. 50 Orange
Collier Major C. hairdresser, 127 Main, bds.
57 Fountain
Collier Narcissa B. widow, b. 18 Lagrange
Collier Sarah B. music teacher, h. 20 Maple
Collier William F., National Manuf. Co. 179
Main, h. 28 Kendall [Northville
Collins Austin, carpenter, h. 2 Mlllbrook,
Collins Bridget, widow of Bartholomew, h.
12 Mott [19 Ward
Collins Catharine, widow of Michael, house
Collins Charles H. sawyer, 46 Union, house
rear 59 Blackstone [h. 7 Temple
Collins Cornelius P. boot finisher, 70 Winter,
Collins Daniel C. driver, 85 Central, house
rear 9 Charles [1 Chandler ct.
Collins Daniel H. teamster, 22 Front, house
Collins Ellen, widow of Daniel, house 72
Madison [do.
Collins Frank £. clerk, 285 Main, house 288
Collins Hannora, widow of Comellaa, houo
184 Washington
Collins H. Bingham, cook, boards 9 Vine
Collins Jnmes, compositor, 442 Main, bds.
22ik Pleasant [Cross, bds. do.
Collins James W. professor. College Holy
Collins Jeremiah F. engineer, 140 Union, b.
126 Front [680 Park avrane
Collins John, blacksmith, 1 Goea square, h.
Collins John, painter, 57 Jaclcson, hoose 75
Central [72 Madison
Collins John, polisher, 44 Central, boards
Collins John, laborer, Hey wood d. Houghton,
boards do.
Collins John, laborer, house 29 Franklin
Collins John J. shoecutter. 68 Hl^h, boards
60 Chandler
Collins Joseph A. mason, boards 78 May
Collins Margaret, seamstress, boards 184
Washington
Collins Martin, bootmaker, 11 Water, boards
185 Washington
Collins Mary, died May 6, 1888, a^e 63
Collins Mary A. boards 114i Soathbridge
Collins Mattie A. teacher, Belmont street
school, boards 20 Auburn
Collins Michael, gasfltter, h. 7 Prescott pi.
Collins Patrick, bootmaker, h. 1 Moran's ct.
Collins Thomas,. laborer, h. r. 15 Prescott pi.
Collins Timothy J. finisher, 68 High, boards
7 Temple [484 Soathbridge
Collins Walter, gunsmith, 81 Hermon, house
Collins William, machinist, h. 12 Crompton
Collins William, laborer, bds. 72 Madison
Collins William, tailor, 47 Exchange, h. do.
Collins William H. carpenter, house 29
Washburn [Sonthgate
Collonan Patrick, laborer, 178 Union, h. 82
CoUope Thomas, laborer, b. 61 Soathbridge
CoUoty Daniel, laborer, house 2 Harlem
Colloty John, laborer, house 2 Spring
CoUoty Margaret, domestic, 155 MlUbary
CoUupy Bol^rt H. carpenter, h. 14 Winslow
Cologne Henry, laborer, house 55 Winter
Colony David, engineer. Mill near Chandler,
house Mill n. Chandler [2 Summer
Colson John, blacksmith, 100 Prescott, h.
Colton Ann K. widow of Samuel H. house
28 Queen
Colton John B. sec. Bay State Shoe and
Leather Co. 68 High, bds. at N. Y. cl^
Colton Joseph J. moulder, 92 Thomas, house
28 Jefferson [Highland, b. 28 Queen
Colton Reuben, asst. librarian. Main corner
Colton Samuel H. former, bds. 28 Queen
Colvln Caleb, foundry, 87 Gold, h. 892 Main
Colvln C. Henry, clerk, 87 Gold, b. 892 Main
Colvln Edwin R. moulder, 87 Gold, boards
892 Main [bam
Colvln Henry W. wire plater, h. 11 Wash-
Colvin James A. iron founder, 52 Jackson,
house 888 Main [Benefit ct.
Colvln James B. supt. 52 Jackson, house 6
Colvln John T. weaver, Brussels, boards 11
Washburn [Benefit ct.
Colvln Louis A. moulder, 52 Jackson, bds. 5
COLYDf MICHAEL B. gasfltter, 8 Foster,
house 80 Harrison.— /See page 581
CONDITION POWDERS,
A POPXrZAJt BJ8MSDT, ^OB HOIt8JBS,OATTLM,
OM OTHBB STOCK, XJLDB BY BUSH A CO,
WORCESTER [O] DIRECTORY.
101
Comarord Timothy, filecatter, 88 Ontral, b.
Hose No. 7, Lamartlne
Combs Charles 8. driver, Hose No. 6, 224
Pleasant, boards 219 do.
Combs Flora H. honse 589^ Main
Combs John, weaver, Brassels, hoase 584
Soathbridge
Combs Royal, honee 28 Salem
Combs Simon £. chief engineer, flre dept.
10 Bigelow coart, house 17 School
Comeao Clement, soap, J>oards 5 Curtis
Comeaa Iionis, carpenter, h. 68 Wall
Comeford Dennis, grocer, 5 Gold street ct.
bo^se do. [106 Souihbridge
Comer Lawrence, fllecntter, 79 Beacon, b.
Comer Michael, file grinder, 79 Beacon, h. 44
Cambridge [Front, h. do.
Comerford Philip (Comerfard <ft DalyJ^ 102
Comerford Richard, boot finisher, hoase 5
Ix)vell conrt [court
Comerford Walter, wireworker, h. Powers
riOMERFORD A DALT (P. Comerford
\J and J. Jf. Daly), tea store, 102 Front.
— See page 562
Comford Catharine, widow of Kyran, bds. 7
Union ave. [John
Comfort John H. clerk, 858 Main, house 88
Comins Edward I. house 46 Wellington
Comins Irving E. woolen manuf. (at Roch-
dale), boards 46 Wellington
Comins Penelope, widow of Danford B. h.
102 Thomas [Cross
Comisky Mary, widow of John, honse 9
Comisky Michael J. laborer, b. 9 Cross
Comrie Alexander M. polisher, 81 Hermon,
h. 88 Ellsworth [Main
Comstock Arthur B. carpenter, boards 689
Comstock DeWitt C. foreman, 619 Main, b.
8 Vine
Comstock James E. house 74 Pleasant
Comstock Robert F. carpenter, h. 689 Main
Comstock William H. jr. b. 1 Pleasant pi.
Conant Clarissa P. widow of William, b. 67
Piedmont
Conant Edward D. house 52 Queen
Cooant Edwin, house 12 State [Newbury
Conant Mary P. widow of John, house 18
Conaty Bernard, removed to Spencer
Conaty James, boot treer, 154 Front, house
80 Ellsworth
Conaty Peter, clerk, bds. 840 Cambridge
Conaty Thomas J. pastor Church of Sacred
Heart, house 840 Cambridge
Condon David J. bootmaker, 82 Austin, h. 6
Pattlson [Gates
Condon James, carpenter, honse Illinois n.
Condon John, carpenter, Webster ct. h. 84
Webster
Condon John, quarryman, b. Ballard
Condon John J. gearcutter, 28 Hermon, b.
Dlinois
Condon Patrick, laborer, honse 78 Madison
Condon Richard, machinist, 161 Union, h.
186 Washington [28 Winter
Condon Thomas, laborer, 51 Qreen, h. rear
Condon Thomas £. clerk, 204 Main, bds. 186
Washington [Washington
Condon Wm. H. clerk, r. 29 Waldo, b. 186
Condon William H. agent, bds. 1049 Main
Coudy Eliza A. widow of Alexander, h.'9
Grosvenor [shop, h. 80 Orange
Condy John, machinist, B. & A. R. R. repair
Condy John F. machinist, 62 Jackson, b. 9
Grosvenor [Grosvenor
Condy William A. machinist, 140 Union, b. 9
Cone AliVed H. clerk, 138 Front, boards 42
Portland [South bridge
Cone George E. driver, 188 Front, h. 161
Cone J. Henry, clerk, 185 Front, h. 8 Summit
Congdon Caroline L. widow of Samuel G.
boards 22 Grove
Congdon Fidelia, died Feb. 18, 1888. age 79
Congdon Samuel B. boarding-house, 10 Sud-
bury
Congdon Welcome A. boards 5 Lancaster
Conger Harrison G. shoemaker, house 165
Pleasant [Hamburg
Conger Noel H. engineer, Jamesville, house
Coniban Patrick, hostler, h. 16 Winter
Conkey Ellen L. widow of John S. bds. 14
Lancaster
Conkey Wm. £. woodworker, b. 65 Salem
Conklin George H. clerk, 566 Main, h. 140
Austin [Oxford
Conklin Henry W. painter, 15 Market, b. 84
Conklin Henry W. Jr. finisher, b. 48 Foun-
tain [Oxford
Conklin John O. driver, 24 P leasant, h.84
Conkling Wm. H. boot finisher, 70 Winter, h.
8 Plymouth
Conley Edward, diemaker, 170 Mechanic, b.
Bridge c. Mechanic [Orchard
Conley Margaret M. widow of Michael, h. 26
Conley Michael J. cutter, 619 Main, boards
Brackett court
Conley Thomas £. supervisor, Wor. Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Conlin Ann, widow of Patrick, b. 71 Temple
Conlin Ann T. widow of James, house 408
Southbrldge [2 Harlem
Conlin Annie M. ( Conlin d Sullivan), bds.
Conlin Bernard, laborer, bds. 2 Harlem
Conlin Bridget, widow, boards 11 Wade
Conlin Bridget, widow of Patrick, house 17
Conlin ct. [20 Pond
Conlin Bridget, widow of Timothy, honse
Conlin Bridget Mrs. saloon, 185 Cambridge,
house do.
Conlin Bridget M. bds. 87 Ward [Carbon
Conlin Ellen, widow of Thomas, house 9
Conlin James, laborer, house 48 Harlem
Conlin James, clerk, boards 17 Winter
Conlin James, laborer, 11 Cypress, bds. 19
Beach [Southbrldge
Conlin James, doormaker, 5 Sargent, b. 40e
Conlin James, laborer, 207 Southbrldge, h.
28 Langdon
Conlin James A. laborer, b. 48 Harlem
Conlin James £. wire drawer, h. 115 Park av.
Conlin John, laborer, boards 875 Millbnry
Conltn John, driver, bds. 28 Langdon
Conlin John, laborer, house 11 Wade
Conlin John, laborer, b. 289 Cambridge
Conlin John, wireworker, house 90 Ward
Conlin John, laborer, Putnam lane, bds. 114
Ward
BUSH & CC'S
COKDITIOK POWDBBS ABB VSBD BXTENSIVELT POB
BOVI^TBt AS WELL A8 ANIMAL8,
102
WORCESTER [0] DIRECTORY.
Conlin Kate, widow of Patrick, house 95
Millbnry
CoDlin Lawrence, plasterer, b. 244 Front
Conlin Michael, laborer, bds. 19 Beach
Conlin Owen H. teacher, Belmont st. school,
b. 90 Ward [48 Harlem
Conlin Patrick, laborer at gasworks, bds.
Conlin Patrick, laborer, bds. 11 Wade
Conlin Patrick, laborer, 8 Granite, h. Granite
near Heywood
Conlin Patrick, porter, h. 109 Ward
Conlin Patrick, laborer, Putnam lane, bds.
r. Shrewsbury n. Seward
Conlin Patrick, wire drawer, house Byron
n. Millbrook
Conlin Patrick A. laborer, house 17 Winter
Conlin Patrick C. laborer, house 21 Carbon
Conlin Patrick C. lamplighter, house 166
Cambridge
Conlin Patrick F. laborer, h. 19 Beach
Conlin Patrick J. butcher, house Waite near
Shrewsbury
Conlin Patrick J. laborer, bds. 2 Harlem
Conlin Patrick J. shoemaker, bds. 289 Cam-
bridge
Conlin Patrick T. timekeeper, b. 109 Ward
Conlin Peter, heater, h. r. MiUbury n. R.R.,Q.
Conlin Peter, laborer, Putnan lane, bds. 26
Winter [b. 17 Conlin court
Conlin Peter A. teacher. North Pond school,
Conlin Thomas, laborer, bds. 19 Beach
Conlin Thomas, driver, Southbridge cor.
Hammond, h. 4 Foyle
Conlin Thomas, laborer, boards 12 Ward
Conlin Thomas L. boot treer, bds. Granite
near Heywood
Conlin Timothy, diemaker, h. 11 Wade
Conlin Wm. A. machinist, 62 Jackson, bds.
408 Southbridge
Conlin & Sulliyan (Annie M, Conlin and
Mary E. Sullivan), dressmakers, 98 Park
Conlon Andrew A. student, bds. 9 Pond
Conlon Catharine, widow of Martin, b. 225
MiUbury [Harlem
Conlon Catharine, widow of Patrick, bds. 2
Conlon Daniel E. machinist, bds. 9 Pond
Conlon Hugh, finisher, 17 Hermon, bds. 52
Beacon
Conlon John, roller, house 225 MiUbury
Conlon John, laborer, 96 Thomas, house 24
Ward
Conlon Michael, laborer, h. 18 Larkin
Conlon Patrick D. boot bottomer, house 9
Pond
Conlon Thomas, laborer, h. rear 25 Winter
Conneail Joseph, laborer, house 84 Barclay
Conneely Martin, finisher, h. 25 Gold st. ct.
ConneU Bartholomew, laborer, b. 48 Winter
ConneU Bridget, widow of Bartholomew, h.
48 Winter [7 Temple
ConneU Charles, tailor, 10 Thomas, house
ConneU Daniel, marble cutter, 181 Central,
boards 21 MiUbury
ConneU Daniel, carpenter, b. 168 Front
ConneU Daniel, boiler maker, 51 Green, bds.
106 Southbridge
ConneU Edward M. rem'd from city
ConneU John, driver, 84 Foster, b. 52 Green
ConneU John, driver, 287 Front, house 9
Hibemia [24 Wild
ConneU John, marble cutter, 181 Central, h.
ConneU Patrick, laborer, h. 102 B. Central
ConneU Patrick, laborer, 112 Shrewsbuiy,
b. do. [h. 16 Washington sq.
ConneU Patrick J. harness maker, 219 Front,
ConneU Richard W. hairdresser, 419 Main,
bds. 21 Tremont [bds. do.
Connell Wm. laborer, MiUbury n. gristmill,
ConneUyEUen, widow of John, house 8
Brackett ct.
ConneUy Frank H. mason, b. 13 Lyon
ConneUy Hugh, mason, house 18 Lyop
ConneUy James F. boot treer, b. 13 £yon
Connelly James L. qpitter, bds. 208 Main
ConneUy John, laborer, house 9 Brown
ConneUy John H. plumber, 6 Exchange, b.
9 Brown
Connelly Mary, widow of James, h. 82 Ward
Connelly Mary Mrs. cook, h. 9 Tremont
Connelly Michael J. cutter, b. 8 Brackett ct.
Connelly Thomas £. carpenter, 5 Sargent,
b. 18 Lyon [ct
ConneUy Thomas F. armorer, b. 8 Brackett
ConneUy Wm. mason, bds. 18 Lyon
ConneUy WiUiam, wire drawer, h. Chamber-
lain court [h. 207 Chandler
Conner Frederick H. plumber, 51 Pleasant,
Conner George A. driver, 28 Thomas, h. r.
85 Orchard [61 do.
Connery Maurice, bartender, 11 Green, bds.
Connery Michael J. (Moran 4b Co, J, and mar
chinist, h. 82 Fox [buiy
Conniffe Catharine Mrs. h. rear 170 Shrews-
ConnoUy Bridget, widow of Patrick, bds.
145 Central
Connolly Dominick, laborer, h. foot Harlem
Connolly Jeremiah, laborer, 110 Green, bds.
215 Summer [dry n. Warren
Connolly John, laborer, 77 Foster, b. Foun-
ConnoUy John, laborer, house 165 Front
ConnoUy John, laborer, 125 Gold, b. 9 Beach
Connolly John B. moulder, 52 Jax^cson, b.
Sutton lane opp. Fremont [9 MitcheU
Connolly Michael, foreman, 94 Groye, h.
Connolly Patrick, carpenter, h. Sutton lane
opp. Fremont
Connolly Patrick, laborer, h. 107 Ward
Connolly Patrick, laborer, house 77 Madison
ConnoUy Patrick G. driver, Groton, h. 18
Tremont
Connolly Peter, laborer, 56 Exchange, b. do.
Connolly Peter, stone layer, b. 418 South-
bridge [b. Sutton lane opp. Fremont
ConnoUy Thomas E. moulder, 52 Jackson,
Connolly WlUiam, moulder, 68 Washington
square, house Groton place
Connolly Wm. mason, boards Shrewsbury
near Belmont [Lafayette
Connor Bridget, widow of Roger, house 6
Connor Bridget Mrs. house 1 Hawkins
Connor Charles, laborer, house 62 Temple
Connor Charles J. mason, b. 80 Canterbury
Connor Daniel, laborer, B. & A. R. B.
Areight house, house 1 Foley's ct.
Connor Daniel, helper, 81 Mechanic, house
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Connor Daniel, laborer, b. 41 Saffolk
Connor James, batcher, boards 9 Milk
Connor James, liquors, &c. 134 Front, h.
182 do. [Front
Connor James, batcher, 117 Park, bds. 168
Connor James, mason, boards 208 Mechanic
Connor James, overseer, Fakachoag Mill, h.
49 Camp [9 Milk
Connor James C. laborer, 110 Oreen, boards
Connor Jeremiah, bartender, 281 Front, h.
7 Waldo [b. 229 Cambridge
Connor Jeremiah, spinner, Pakachoag Mill,
Connor Jeremiah, masoa, b. 80 Canterbury
Connor John, driver, b. r. 182 Exchange
Connor John, boot bottomer, h. 91 Wash-
ing^n
Connor John J. machine operator, 68 High,
bds. 84 Spring [r. 182 Exchange
Connor Margaret, widow of James, hoase
Connor Mary, widow of John, h. 69 Bridge
Connor Mary A. dressmaker, 180 Soath-
bridge, boards do. [bary
Connor Michael, wire drawer, h. 875 Mill-
Connor Michael J. packer, hoose 2 Pink
Connor Patrick, mason, house 6 Endicott
Connor Patrick, tinsmith, Brackett ct. house
72 Shrewsbury
Connor Peter W. finisher, 10 Mulberry, bds.
I Hawkins [h. 5 McFarland's ct.
Connor Thomas, laborer, 68 Washington sq.
Connor Thomas B. butcher, Putnam lane,
boards Shrewsbury near Seward
Connor Thomas S. finisher, h. 50 Chandler
Connor Timothy, laborer, h. 104 Shrewsbury
Connor, see Conner and O'Connor
Connors Bridget, widow of Thomas, house
II Beach
Connors Bridget Mrs. house 41 Blackstone
Connors Cornelius, laborer, b. 49 Washing*
ton square
Connors Daniel, hostler, house 67 Orange
Connors Daniel W. helper, 161 Union, bds.
66 Canterbury [Canterbury
Connors David, moulder, 87 Gold, boards 56
Connors Frank, removed to Boston [85 do.
Connors John, blacksmith, 21 Grafton, bds.
Connors John, laborer, boards 97 Water
Connors Mary, widow of John, house 41
Blackstone [Central
Connors Mary A. machine tender, boards 47
Connors Michael, laborer, h. 56 Canterbury
Connors Morris, driver, 195 Union, house 1
Foley's ct. [Central
Connors Nellie, envelope maker, boards 47
Connors Patrick, laborer, b. 41 Blackstone
Connors Patrick, laborer, 21 Park, bds. 16
South Irving [77 Water
Connors Terence, laborer, 110 Green, house
Connors Timothy, wire drawer, bds. 154
Mechanic
Connors Timothy, removed f^om city
Connors William, boot bottomer, 11 Water,
house 81 Ellsworth
Conolly Jeremiah J. moulder, 149 Wash-
ington, h. 21 Ledge [ton, tK>ards 59 do.
CoDoUy Patrick W. moulder, 149 Washing-
Conroy Daniel D. plumber, 541 Main, bds.
170 Front
Conroy James, bricklayer, h. 118 Lamartine
Conroy Margaret, dressmaker, 89 Temple,
house do. [8 Southgate
Conroy Michael, laborer. Junction shop, h.
Conroy Thomas, laborer, house 25 Kansas
Conroy Timothy F. laborer, rear 29 Waldo,
boards 20 Goddard
Conry Charlotte, boards 50 Orange
Conry Thomas, weaver, Brussels, bds. 829
Cambridge
Consin Gulttam, laborer, h. 1 Wood sq.
Consin John, junk dealer, 1 Plum, house do.
Constantine Robert, machinist, 161 Union,
house 22 Maple [house do.
Contant Julie, dressmaker, 41 Exchange,
Contois Edward, laborer, r. 25 Hermon, b.
I Meade
Contois Hermides, moulder, r. 25 Hermon, h.
II Meade [7 Houchin ave.
Contois Joseph, finisher, 9 Barton place, b.
Contois Paul, shoe bottomer, 68 High, bds.
82 Millbury
Convent Notre Dame, 32 Vernon
Converse Albert, driver, 4 Barton pi. b. do.
Converse Brigham, teamster, h. 47 Orchard
OONYEBSE EDMUND, machinery and safe
mover, 16 Mulberry, sad f Worcester Fer-
rule Co,), 181 Central, h. 85 Prospect. —
Seepage 562 [189 Austin
Converse Edmund A. grocer, 555 Main, h.
Converse Etta, widow, house 118 Park
Converse Frank H. driver, 20 Market, b. do.
Converse Frederick S. teamster, house 74
Belmont [h. 67 Laurel
Converse George W. machinist, 164 Union,
Converse Harrison, finisher, 25 Union, h.
41 Bowdoln
Converse Julius C. machinist, 62 Jacluon,
h. 594 Main [h. 101 Austin
Converse Lebbeus T. provisions, 602 Main,
Converse Luman D. driver, 476 Main, bds.
101 Austin
Converse L. Gertie, bookkeeper, 555 Main,
house 189 Austin [225 Main
Converse Noel E. clerk, 7 Pleasant, boards
Converse Pliny M. cutter, 70 Winter, house
20 Kendall [bds. 118 Park
Converse Walter E. hackman, 68 Exchange,
Converse Wm. R. baker, 11 Austin, h. do.
Convery John H. machinist, 181 Central, h.
rear 128 Chandler
Convery Mary E. teacher. Providence street
school, boards rear 1 28 Chandler
Convery Thomas, machinist, Hammond n.
R. K. h. Dryden n. Hemans [Summer
Conway Catharine M. widow of John, h. 211
Conway James, machinist, bds. 28 Winter
Conway James, machinist, 54 Jackson, bds.
at Oxford
Conway John, painter, h. 26 Winter
Conway John J. moulder, boards 211 Sum*
mer
Conway Lawrence, shoecutter, 18 Mechanic,
h. 82 Barclay [Brown
Conway Margaret, widow of PatricK, h. 21
Conway Mary, weaver, b. 405 Southbrldge
Conway Michael, died Aug. 4, 1888, age 82
Conway Nora, house 405 Soathbrldge
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Conway William, fireman, h. 175 Washington
Cook Aaron L. helper, 198 Front, house 36
Abbott [Maple
Cook Amelia R. widow of Ichbord, house 16
Cook Bertha J. attendant, Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Cook Charles C. gardener, 60 Leicester, b.
44 do. [b. 49 Park
Cook Charles H. brakeman, B. & A. R. B.
Cook Charles S. student, b. 11 Lancaster
COOK CLARENCE B. laundry, 18 Me-
chanic, bds. 4 Lynu.— See page 628
Cook Daniel, carpenter, house 84 Orchard
Cook Dwight F. canvasser, 18 Norwich, b.
109 Thomas
Cook Eben K. carpenter, house 179 Pleasant
Cook Elizabeth A. widow of William J. h.
41 School
Cook Francis W. wireworker, 179 Main, h.
Burncoat n. Lincoln
Cook Frank E. operator, 26 Southbridge, b.
6 Chatham [bds. do.
Cook Frederick J. former at O. K. Cook's,
Cook George, shoemaker, boards Grafton n.
Hale [Green
Cook Harriet P. widow of Daniel P. h. 88
Cook Harry A. clerk, Southbridge c. Madi-
son, boards 88 Green
Cook H«nry C. machinist, 488 Main, bds. 2
Portland place [Main
Cook Isadora J. widow of George S. h. 808
Cook James, upholsterer, 15 Union, h. 28
Orchard
Cook John, gardener, bds. 4 Henchman
Cook John, wire drawer, b. 81 Prescott
Cook Kate, widow of Thomas, house 81
Prescott [land
Oook Leroy, draughtsman, house 81 High-
Oook Mary A. tailoress, bds. 81 Prescott
Cook Norton L. machinist, h. 2 Portland pi.
Cook Oliver K. farmer, h. Olean, Tatnuck
Cook Phebe A. widow of Lewis, h. Hinds ct.
Cook Robert J. foreman, h. 142 Lincoln
Cook Sumner, farmer, house Fowler
Cook Walter S. removed to Whitinsville
Cook William F. helper, bds. Burncoat n.
Lincoln [89 Abbott
Cook William H. hostler, r. 18 Piedmont, b.
Cook William H. bookkeep,er, 184 Front, h.
28 Highland
Cook William J. died Aug. 80, 1888, age 82
Cook William W. florist, Loudon u. Main,
house do.
Cooke David W. mason, house 57 Austin
Cooke Emma J. dressmaker, 508 Main, b. do.
Cooke Fred. N. manager Mut. Union Tel.
Co. 426 Main, boards 695 do.
Cooke Henry P. (S, W. Cooke db Son), 508
Main, boards do.
COOKE SAMUEL W. A SON (H.P.Cooke),
dentists, 508 Main, bouse do.— ^66 p. 506
Cookson Susan, widow of William, bds. 58
Southgate [10 Lafayette
Cool George H. coremaker, 100 Prescott, h.
Cooley Charles B. clerk, h. 16 Goulding
Cooley Fanny T. widow of Wra. S. bds. 16
Ghoulding
Cooley Hattle M. Mrs. nurse, b. 12 Crystal
Cooley Henry B. machinist, 129 Gold, b. 117
Front [Brittan
Cooley Henry P. tinsmith, 161 Main, h. 5
Cooley John,' laborer, house 80 Suffolk
Cooley Maria A. grocer, 14 ProTidence, h.
19 Waverley
Cooley Marius S. engineer, bds. 216 Main
Cooley Ovid L. watchman, h. 19 Waverley
Coolldge Albert, canvasser, h. 98 Chatham
Coolldge Albert B. clerk, 588 Main, h. 15
Chandler [Main, h. 17 Chandler
Coolldge Augustus (Ooolidge A TaylorJt 554
Coolldge Edward, driver, bds. Lakeside av.
n. Coes sq. [o. Goes sq.
Coolldge Frank A. driver, bds. Lakeside av.
Coolldge Fred. W. engineer, B. & A. B. B.
house 49 Harrison
Coolldge George £. h. Winfleld n. Tafts
Coolldge Henry L. clerk, American Express
Co. rear Union depot, h. 10 Shelby
Coolldge Walter W. teamster at trlpeworks,
Qulnslgamond
OOOLIDGE A TATLOB CAuffustus Oool-
idge and J. M, Taylor), Are inaorance
agents, 554 Main. — See page 494
Coombs George W. wool, h. 80 Richards
Coombs John P. carpenter, 196 Union, h. 57
Oxford [MiUbury av. n. Harrington
Coombs Lydla M. widow of Albert F. bds.
Coombs Nathaniel P. painter, 18 Madison,
house 57 Woodland
Coonan Edmond, laborer, h. 8 Colambla
Coonan Edward, removed to New York
Coonan Ellen, widow of Martin, h. 15 Ash
Coonan James J., U. S. Army
Coonan James J. Mrs. inspector, honse 6
Wade [MUlbury
Coonan John F. machinist, 125 Gold, b. 145
Coonan John J. machinist, 57 Jackson, b. 18
Burt
Coonan Mary, widow of Patrick, honse 145
Mlllbury
Coonan Mary A. cook, Waverly House
Coonan Mary £. dressmaker, 8 Columbia,
boards do. [188 do.
Coonan Michael, clerk, 181 Pleasant, boards
Coonan Nellie, servant, Waverly Honse
Coonan Thomas, machinist, 57 Jackson, b.
18 Burt
Coonan Thomas, laborer, house 94 Temple
Coonan William, engineer, house 18 Burt
Coonan William E. machinist, 100 Prescott,
boards 18 Burt
Coonan William E. laborer, bds. 94 Temple
Coonan William H. blacksmith, 57 Jackson,
boards 145 Mlllbury
Coonan William J. machinist, b. 8 Columbia
Cooney Ann, widow of Daniel, boards 218
Summer
Cooney Daniel, moulder, boards l4 Henry
Cooney Daniel, laborer, b. 6 Adriatic court
Cooney Daniel J. steamfltter, 198 Front, h.
168 Washington
Cooney Edmund, laborer, h. 96 Canterbury
Cooney Francis, boot treer, house 25 Vernon
Cooney James, saloon, 16 Shrewsbury, h.
218 Summer [b. 14 Tremont
Cooney James E. moulder, 149 Washington,
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Cooney James F. weaver, 17 Soathgate, Ms.
96 Canterbury [College n. city line
Cooney James L. moalder, 65 Jackson, house
Cooney Johanna, widow of William, house
99 Grafton [10 Adriatic court
Cooney John, laborer, 17 Souths^ate, house
Cooney John, Worcester Iron Foundry Co.
56 Gold, boards 218 Summer [56 do.
Cooney John, laborer, 17 Sonthgate, house
Cooney John F. laborer, 17 Southg&te, bds.
10 Adriatic court [10 Hacker
Cooney John H. boot crimper, 60 King, h.
pOONEY MICHAEL B. tinsmith and
\J plamber, 8 Green, house 68 Mendon.
— See page 581
Cooney Owen, laborer, Canterbury comer
Hammond, b. 29 Sargent [14 Henry
Cooney Patrick, moulder, 100 Prescott, h.
Cooney Patrick, moulder, 65 Jackson, bds.
lUh Southbridge [94 do.
Cooney Patrick, dyer, 17 South srate, house
Cooney Patrick, jrl removed to PItchburg
Cooney Patrick J. removed to Webster
Cooney Thomas, died May 7, 1888, age 64
Cooney Wm. M. finisher, 7 Washington sq.
boards 25 Vernon
Cooper Charles, dresser, b. 16 Cambridge
Cooper Charles, masbn, house 47 Chandler
Cooper Elmore, woodworker, 21 Cypress,
house 8 Laurel [bds. 1 18 Beacon
Cooper George P. engineer, 152 Southbridge,
Cooper John, boot crimper, 60 King, house
17 Home [Hancock
Cooper John A. clerk, 428 Main, boards 11
Cooper John T. boot crimper, 82 Austin, h.
4 Richland
Cooper Joseph £. laborer, house 7 Cheever
Cooper Prescott L. engineer, N. & W. R. B.
house lis Beacon [house do.
Cooper Samuel G. taxidermist, 71 Hanover,
Cooper Thomas, weaver, Brussels, house 9
Parlin place
Cooper Watie T. house 9 Downing
Cooper William, engineer, 128 Chandler, h.
28 Hawley [b. 147 Main
Cooper William F. organ tuner, 25 Union,
Cooper William H. cutter, 70 Winter, bds.
17 Home [2 Decatur
Copeland Aroasa A. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
Copeland Avery C. woodworker, 5 Sargent,
boards 6 Newbury [b. 6 Newbury
Copeland Edward F. woodworker, 5 Sargent,
Copeland John W. carpenter, 5 Sargent, h.
6 Newbury [72 School, h. 2 Wachusett
Copeland Salem (Copeland A Ohamberlinjj
Copeland Thomas, carpenter, rear 28 Austin,
boards 28 do.
Copeland & Chamberlin (8, Copeland and C,
W. ChamberHn), machinists, 72 School
Corbett George H. bookkeeper, boards 4
Snnnyside [Foster, h. 4 Sunnyside
Corbett Henry M. carriage maker, 17 North
Corbett John, laborer, 110 Green, house 18
Bradley
Corbett John E. mason, house 12 Winslow
Corbett Joseph, machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
19 Lamartine [house do.
Corbett Margaret, dry goods, 19 Lamartine,
Corbett Michael, laborer, house 28 Bradley
Corbiere Thomas K. bookkeeper, 22 Front,
boards 29 Chatham [4 Grand st. pi.
Corbin Albert H. boxmaker, 26 N. Foster, b.
Corbin Bez^amin, boxmaker, boards 4 Grand
street place [Wachusett
Corbin Cynthia, widow of Abiel, boards 22
Corbin Fidelia, widow of John W. house
267 Park avenue
Corbin John E. removed to Springfield
Corbin John W. machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
89 Benefit [4 Maple place
Corbin Levi G. bookkeeper, 47 Main, bds.
Corcoran Cornelius, laborer, b. 60 Belmont
Corcoran James, carpenter, h. r. 50 Beacon
Corcoran Martin W. steamfltter, 198 Front,
boards rear 50 Beacon
Corcoran Mary, widow of Daniel, house 180
Shrewsbury
Corcoran Thomas, house 2 Sullivan court
Corcoran William, laborer, 95 Thomas, bds.
89 Summer [Waldo House
Corey Benjamin F. P. clerk, 412 Main, bds.
Corey Edward J. woodworker, 9 May, house
228 Pleasant [Bloomlngdale
Corey Eliza, widow of Bernard, house 189
Corey George G. carpenter, h. 828 Park ave.
Corey Margaret L. nurse, boards 9 Main
Corey Patrick, laborer, b. 189 Bloomlngdale
Corey Wallace A. removed to Lowell
Corkum D. Wellington, teamster, Washing-
ton square corner R. R. bds. 120 Front
Corless Nura Mrs. house 96 East Central
Corless Patrick, laborer, h. 62 E. Worcester
Corliss Ella M. at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do.
Corliss John, moulder, bds. 62 E. Worcester
Corliss John, teamster, h. 178 Shrewsbury
Cornelius John A. machinist, 44 Central, h.
28 North Ashland [225 do.
Cornell Henry D. machinist, 550 Main, house
Cornell James, milkman, bds. Millbury av.
n. Blithewood [19 Lyon
Comellier Charles, bootmaker, 68 High, b.
Cornellier Oliver, bootmaker, 11 Water, h.
19 Lyon
Corning Hiram B. mason, h. 18 Waverley
Cornish Carlos H. foreman, B., B. &G. R. R.
repair shop, h. 88 Paine [86 Belmont
Corn well George J. teamster, 167 Union, h.
Corrlgan James, foreman, house 28 Camp
Corrlgan Thomas, laborer, 60 Bloomlngdale,
boards 182 Washington [8 Sunnyside
Corriveau Arthur J. currier, 82 Hermon, h.
Corriveau Peter, currier, 82 Hermon, house
8 Sunnyside [ster
Corser Frank P. machinist, boards 8 Web-
Corson Stephen F. heeler, 68 High, house 29
Chandler
Cosgrove Catherine Mrs. boards 26 ^tna
Cosgrove Francis, blacksmith, h. 9 Brown
Cosgrove Francis, moulder, h. 8 Slgourney
Cosgrove James, telegrapher, Bay State
House, bds. 16 Suffolk [Lafayette
Cosgrove James F. boot finisher, house 84
Cosgrove John, servant. College Holy Cross,
bds. do. [b. do.
Cosgrove John, farmer, College Holy Cross,
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Cosgrove John B. veterinary sargeon, 40
Pond, bds. 9 Brown [52 Hermon
Cosgrove John J. machinist, 54 Jackson, h.
Cosgrove Kate C. teacher, East Worcester
school, bds. 9 Brown [9 Brown
Cosgrove Marcns F. clerk, 14 Front, boards
Cosgrove Owen, servant, College Holy
Cross, bds. do.
Cosgrove Thomas, laborer, house 6 Nashua
Cosgrove Wm. T. clerk, 858 Main, bds. 8
Sigonmey
Costalo George R. cook, h. 2 Bowdoin pi.
Costello Charles ( Costello A Shaw), 144
Front, h. 41 Oxford
Costello Dennis, laborer, h. 28 Union ave.
Costello John, driver, house 15 Hill
Costello Mary, laundress, 98 Main
Costello Michael, laborer at tripeworks, r.
Greenwood, boards n. do. [do.
Costello Robert, hairdresser, 488 Main, h.
Costello Thomas D. carpenter, h. 129 Me-
chaniq^
Costello & Shaw fC. CosUllo and B, E.
SJiaio), tobacconists, 144 Front
Cot6 Alphonse, wiredrawer, bds. 177 Grove
Cot6 Edward, slater, 74 Prescott, h. r. do.
Cot6 Euclide, clerk, 80 Arch, b. 29 Glen
Cot 6 Felix, grocer, 80 Arch, house 29 do.
Cot6 Gaspard, quarryman, house Belmont
n. Bell pond [Houchin av.
Cot6 George, shoemaker, 68 High, house 8
Cold Joseph F. litter, 57 Jackson, h. 28 do.
Cot6 Louis, laborer, house 94 Lamartine
Cot6 Mary Mrs. house 51 Ward
Cotey George A. varnisher, h. 77 Piedmont
Cotey Godfrey, laborer, h. r. 25 Briden
Cotey Julia A. teacher, house 77 Piedmont
Cotinelli Guiseppi, laborer, h. 4 Wood sq.
CotlnelH Nicholas, peddler, h. 87 Suffolk
Cotter Bridget Mrs. eating- house, 16 Wash-
ington square, house r. do.
Cotter Daniel, died Nov. 2, 1888, age 90
Cotter Henry, laborer, 84 Prescott, h. 88
Eastern ay.
Cotter Jeremiah, removed to Millbury
Cotter John, laborer, house 42 Canterbury
Cotter Julia, widow of Garrett G. house
Seward near Wilson [em ave.
Cotter Mary, widow of Henry, house 88 East-
Cotter Patrick, laborer, h. 94 Canterbury
Cotter Patrick, laborer, house 14 Walte
Cotter Wm. H. finisher, 15 Union, boards
182 Bloomingdale [boards do.
Cotton Catherine A. dressmaker, 28 Jackson,
Cotton James, painter, h. 28 Jackson
Couch Orrln W. removed to Concord, N. H.
Couchon Alexander, reed maker, 25 Union,
house 9 Grand st. court
Couchon Fanny, housekeeper, 62 Madison
Couchon John, Jr. reedmaker, 25 Union, h.
62 Madison
Coughlan Daniel Mrs. house 144 Southbridge
Coughlan NorahJ. bds. 144 Southbridge
Coughlan Henry, moulder, 68 Washington
sq. boards 8 Goddard [87 Park
Coughlln Hannah J. widow of James H. h.
Coughllu John, foreman, house 52 Ward
Coughlln John, laborer, boards 36 Ledge
Coughlln Kate A. teacher, Walnot street
school, boards 37 Park
Coughlln Michael, laborer, bds. 86 Ledge
Coughlln Wm. H. machinist, 14 Blooming-
dale, boards 87 Park
Coulahan Ann, house 189 MiUbary
Coulahan Martin, laborer, house 486 South-
bridge [boards 486 Soathbrldge
Coulahan Michael J. laborer, Brussels,
Coulahan Michael M. painter, B., B. & 6. B.
B. repair shop, boards 189 MUlbory
Coulahan Thomas A. laborer, Bmasels, bds.
486 Southbridge [12 do.
Coulson John, gardener, 10 Highland, house
Coult George, carpenter, 77 Foster, house 59
Pleasant
Counihan Daniel, laborer, P. & W. K. B.
boards 11 Foundry
Counihan John, blacksmith, r. 50 Exchange,
house 40 Market
Counihan Michael, blacksmith, rear 40 Kx-
change, boards 40 Market [62 Temple
Counihan Michael, laborer, 77 Foster, house
Counihan Nora, widow of Patrick, boards
82 Harrison
Courchene Adolphus, removed to Oralton
Courchene Onesime, removed to Grafton
Courchene Wm. carpenter, h. 71 Lafayette
Cournyan Frank, wire drawer, h. 8 Briden
Coumyan Frank, Jr. wire drawer, b. 8 Briden
Conrtemanche Adelore, carpenter, house 9
Taylor [United States Hotel
Conrtemanche Chas. clerk, 427 Main, bds.
Conrtemanche Gteorge, Jr. envelope cutter,
20 Salisbury, h. 6 Glen
Conrtemanche Margaret Mrs. b. Walker ct.
Courtney Annie J. domestic, 274 Main
Courtney Daniel, laborer, h. 108 £. Central
Courtney Daniel, painter, boards 4 Pink
Courtney Daniel, tailor, 425 Main, bds. 180
Front
Courtney Daniel, laborer, h. 84 East Central
Courtney Daniel T. laborer, 91 Foster, b. 87
Spring
Courtney Dennis H. wire drawer, h. 4 Pink
Courtney Francis, driver, h. 66 £. Central,
Courtney Fred, laborer, b. 155 Millbury
Courtney James, laborer, b. 25 Burt
Courtney James, laborer, house 57 Franklin
Courtney Jeremiah, laborer, bds. 87 Spring
Courtney Jeremiah, finisher, b. 244 Front
Courtney Jeremiah, laborer, h. 14 Union av.
Courtney Jeremiah, jr. laborer, h. 12 Union
ave.
Courtney John, laborer, bds. 84 Hanover
Courtney John, laborer, 28 Webster, house
84 Cambridge [229 Front
Courtney Margaret, widow of Dennis, bds.
Courtney Mary, at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, bds. do. [Orange
Courtney Mary, widow of Patrick, honse 85
Courtney Owen E. laborer, B., B. & G. K. R.
freight house, house 7 Carbon
Courtney Patrick J. painter, house 4 Blake
Courtney Thomas, house 87 Spring
Courtney Thomas H. clerk, 827 Main, bds. 85
Orange
Courtney Timothy, laborer, house 4 Pink
BUSH & CO.'S
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107
ConrtDey WilUam J. machinist, 54 Jackson,
bds. 85 Orange [689 Park av.
CoQsinean Oliver A. machinist, 1 Goes sq. b.
CoQSinean Samnel A. millwright, 1 Goes sq.
honse 689 Park av.
Couture Francis F. beltmaker, 187 Front, h.
O'Roarke n. Sntton road
Gontare Hermenegilde M. clerk, 858 Main,
honse 1 Hemans
Contnre Joseph M. slater, h. 84 Orchard
Cove Martin, provisions, 50 Millbury, h. do.
Cove Martin, Jr. clerk, 50 MiUbnry, bds. do.
Covell Gharles H. clergyman, h. 23 Wjman
Covell Gharles J. machinist, 54 Jackson, b.
28 W jman
CoveU Mary G. dressmaker, b. 28 Wyman
Covran Herbert, rem'd to St. Paul, Minn.
Cowan Martha J. widow of Augustus, h. 14
Goulding [Maywood
Cowan Thomas B. farmer, h. Lovell near
Cowan William H. farmer, boards Fowler
Cowden Mirick H. lawyer, 5 Front street
Exchange, house 41 Benefit
Cowdin Putnam F. machinist, 57 Jackson,
boards 10 Davis
Gowee Frances £. dressmaker, b. 58 Main
Gowen Nelson, house 12 Gongress [h. do.
Go wen Serah M. dressmaker, 12 Gongress,
Gowles Emma L. teacher, Ledge st. school,
boards 86 Orange [b. 42 Austin
Gowles Frank 0. civil engineer, 18 Gity Hall,
Cox Alfred S. bookkeeper, 95 Thomas, h. 11
Dix [freight house, bds. 26 Elliott
Cox Jefferson T. laborer, B., B. & 6. R. R.
Cox John, weaver, Brussels, h. 851 Gam-
bridge [bds. 66 do.
Cox John 8. (Cox dt Staples), 154 Front,
Cox Louisa, housekeeper, 10 Robinson pi.
Cox Michael, laborer, house 26 Liberty
Cox Rebecca, cook, Gity Hospital, bds. do.
Cox Thomas, laborer, b. 199 Millbury
Cox Washington, laborer, house 26 Elliott
Cox & Staples fJ' S. Cox and' T, B. Staples),
boot manufs. 154 Front
Coxon William H. machinist, 199 Ghandler,
house 4 Charlotte [h. do.
Coyle Catharine, confectionery, 88 Spring,
Coyle John, laborer, house 6 Edgeworth
Coyle John, laborer, h. Millbury n. R.-R., Q.
Coyne James, hostler, h. Shrewsbury near
Marshall
Coyne John, laborer, h. 9 Kansas
Coyne Luke S. machinist, 130 Qold, h. 110 do.
Craffey Ann, boards 22 Gross
Graffey Bridget, boards 22 Gross
Graffey Mary, boards 82 Gross
Graffey Matthew, moulder, 68 Washington
square, house 22 Gross
Graft Gharles F. propr. Spencer express,
440 Main, boards at Spencer
Graft William, brakeraan, h. 78 Temple
Grafts George, fireman, N. & W. R. R. bds. 9
Salem [Lafayette
Gragan Cornelius H. clerk, 82 Austin, b. 26
Gragan Edward J. boot finisher, 70 Winter,
b. 105 Washington [r. 125 Washington
Gragan i^ancis J. boot sider, 155 Frout, h.
Gragan John, laborer, house 28 Lafayette
Gragan Stephen, boot treer, h. 105 Washing-
ton [105 Washington
Gragan Stephen B. cutter, 128 Ghandler, b.
Gragin Lngene M. machinist, 10 Harris ct.
h. 42 Hermon [Glover
Gragin Luther T. carder, house Ludlow c.
Graig Isaac W. hairdresser, 102 Southbridge,
b. 8 Liberty
Graig Joseph H. rem'd to Sudbury
Gram WiUiam G. hostler, h. 47 Waldo
Gramer Patrick, laborer, h. r. 146 Prescott
Cramer Patrick, galvanizer, b. 179 Millbury
Gramer, see Greamer and Greemer
Grandall Fannie, laundress, bds. rear 52 Ex-
change
Grandall Lila, married to John G. Gilbert
Grane Edwin M. boot bottomer, h. 1 High
street court [ h. 82 Gastle
Grane Elijah G. machinist, LaiO'ange c. R. R.
OBAHE ELLEBY B. & CO. lumber, 12
Shrewsbury, Washington sq. opp. Union
depot, h. 19 Benefit. — Seep^e 611
Grane Henry G. (McCloud, Crane A Minter),
57 Union, house 49 Lincoln
Grane John G. cutter, r. 155 Front, house at
W. Millbury [7 Gharlton
Grane Mabel, teacher. Ash street school, b.
Grane Mary A. cook, 558 Main, h. 586 do.
Granston Everett L. mason, bds. 47 Waldo
Graven Ellen, widow of Lawrence, honse 2
Lyon
Graven Mary A. weaver, boards 2 Lyon
Graven William T. finisher, boards 2 Lyon
Grawford Anna E. dressmaker, b. 102 Elm
Grawford Elias B. woolen manuf. bds. 892
Main
Grawford Henry, wireworker, b. 74 Market
Grawford Jay B. bookkeeper, h. Brattle near
R. R. station [811 do.
Grawford Jehu J. hairdresser, 488 Main, bds.
Grawford Lorinda W. widow of Samuel, h.
102 Elm [Merrick
Grawford Ossian T. clerk, 24 Front, house 8
Grawford Samuel, removed to Millbury
Grawford William H. (S. PraU A Co.), 22
Front, h. 99 Austin [Orchard
Grawshaw John, driver, 46 Union, house 80
Grayton Frank H. painter, bds. 80 Jackson
Greamer Abbie, widow of John, boards 6$
Lafayette [187 Washington
Greamer Daniel, teamster, 21 Grafton, house
Greamer John A. machinist, 62 Jackson, b.
187 Washington
Greamer Michael, laborer, h. 8 Edgeworth
Greamer Michael, laborer, 5 Sargent, h. 68
Lafayette [Summer
Greamer Roscoe D. clerk, 104 Front, b. 79
Greamer Thomas, bootmaker, 11 Water, h.
15 Lafayette
Greamer, see Gramer and Greemer
Grean Gornellus, laborer, house 81 Sigel
Grean Patrick, machinist, 180 Gold, h. 251
Ghandler
Gredit Galiste, carpenter, house 19 Lake
Gree J. Thompson, machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
88 Washington
Greelman Adam, carpenter, b. 18 Ghatham
St. place
CONDITION POWDERS,
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OB OTHBB STOCK, MjU}JB BT BUSH A CO.
108
WOBCE8TBR [Q] DIRECTOBT.
Creemer Lizzie M. nurse, City Hospital,
boards do. [Madison
Cregin Wm. machinist, 161 Union, bds. 66
Oreroin John, laborer, house 28 Howard
Cremins James, laborer, b. 2 Columbia ct.
Cressey Austin F. coachman, 22 King, b. do.
Crevier Louis G. hairdresser, 100 Park, bds.
98 do.
Crierie Edwin P. painter, h. 4 Clinton ct.
Crierie Ellen, widow of Archelaus, boards 4
Clinton court
Crimen John, laborer, house 17 Burt
Crimen Josephine, dressmaker, boards 24
Portland [18 Charles
Crimmins Daniel, laborer, 48 Grafton, house
Cristy Austin P. lawyer and assistant clerk
Central Dist. Court, City Hall, house 2
Agricultural [Main, h. 7 Piedmont
Critcherson George P. photographer, 826
Croake Bridget, widow of William, house 97
Madison
Croake De^is, died Oct. 14, 1888, age 44
Croake Dennis F. machinist, 54 Hermon, b.
28 Grand st. ct. [b. 97 Madison
Croake John, moulder, 68 Washington sq.
Croake Patrick, shoemaker, 162 Southbridge,
h. r. 196 do. [Madison
Croake Wm. coremaker, 62 Jackson, bds. 97
Croaker William, hostler, Putnam lane, h.
Wilson near Seward
Crocker Clarence H. propr. North Grafton
express, 420 Main, bds. at N. Grafton
Crocker Harris L. farmer, Gates lane near
Mill, b. do. [roon, h. 85 Piedmont
Crocker Henry A. organ regulator, 17 Her-
Crocker Judson, carpenter, bds. 65 Salem
Crockett Charles M. (Smith A CrockeUJ, 148
Grafton, boards 145 do.
Cromb George O. grocer, 87 Newbury, h.
169 Chandler [h. 28 Houghton
Cromb Simeon E. Jr. canvasser, 281 Main,
Crombie James E. wire worker, house 89
Chandler
Crompton Chas. student, b. 121 Providence
CBOMPTON GEORGE, loom builder, 110
Green, and propr. Star Foundry, 149
Washington, house 121 Providence. —
Seepage 645
Crompton Loom Works, 110 Green
Cron John, die reamer, house 81 North
Cronan John, moulder, 65 Jackson, h. 206
Southbridge
Cronan Margaret, house 183 Southbridge
Cronan Michael E. carpenter, house 180
Washington
Cronin Ann Mrs. house 14 So. Irving
Cronin Bridget Mrs. h. 70 E. Central
Cronin Cornelius T. machinist, h. 4 Clarkson
Cronin Cornelius W. marble cutter, 181 Cen-
tral, boards 24 Bartlett place
Cronin Dennis, watchman, house 5 McFar-
land's court
Cronin Ellen, widow of Cornelius, bds. 164
Southbridge [court
Cronin Ellen, boarding-house, 2 Columbia
Cronin Honora Mrs. washerwoman, house
104 E. Central
Cronin James, laborer, boards Swan ct.
Cronin James, laborer, house rear 115 East
Central
Cronin James, coremaker, 87 Gold, house
52 do. [Wasbbnm
Cronin James M. weaver, Brassels, lioase 8
Cronin Jeremiah, laborer, 77 Foster, boards
88 Bridge
Cronin John, removed from city
Cronin John, laborer, boards 165 Mechanic
Cronin John, laborer at gas works, house 9
Dorrance [8 Seward
Cronin John F. moulder, 188 Mechanic, h.
Cronin John P. moulder, 219 Sommer, bds.
146 Shrewsbury [59 Barclay
Cronin Joseph, switchman, B. ft A. B. B. h.
Cronin Lawrence, laborer, W. & H. B. B.
repair shop, house 6 Houlihan place
Cronin Marcus D. grocer, 147 Slurewsbiiiy,
house do.
Cronin Margaret, widow, boards 62 Gold
Cronin Martin, laborer, b. 24 Bartlett place
Cronin Maiy, widow of John, h. 6 Brackett
court [Seward
Cronin Michael, laborer, h. Shrewsbury n.
Cronin Michael, laborer, h. 805 Cambridge
Cronin Michael, teamster, bds. 138 Soath-
bridge [Summer c. Charles
Cronin Michael, hostler, 26 Salisbury, bds.
Cronin Michael F. removed flrom citj
Cronin Michael J. brakeman, N. & W. B. R.
house 24 Bartlett pi.
Cronin Patrick, laborer, house 14 Larkin
Cronin Patrick, helper, 5 Canal, b. 1 Cherry
Cronin Patrick, hostler, 776 Main, house 41
Orange [bury
Cronin Patrick, painter, house 127 Shrews-
Cronln Patrick H. removed to New Market,
N. H.
Cronin Timothy, helper, 161 Union, house 4
Columbia ct.
Cronk Isaac A. cardmaker, 66 Grafton, h.
58 Providence
Cron vail Peter' J. presser, 410 Main, house 6
Gates [Chatham st. pi.
Crook Lester T. clerk, 888 Main, boards 11
Crook Lucy, widow, house 12 Hancock
Crooker Henry M. Mrs. house 88 Prescott
Crooks Charles, shoemaker, 222 South-
bridge, h. do. [222 Southbridge
Crooks Charles, Jr. moulder, 65 Jackson, h.
Crooks John H. moulder, 65 Jackson, house
141 Southbridge
Crooks Wm. removed to Boston
Croome Eliza, widow of James H. h. 17 Dix
Crorey Samuel, removed to Southbridge
Crosby Arthur A. farmer, bds. Holden near
Grove
Crosby Caroline P. housekeeper, 9 Orange
Crosby Charles D. clerk, 578 Main, house
Sunnyside
Crosby David, asst. foreman, 94 Grove, h
81 Shelby [8 Valley
Crosby David, C. clerk, 87 Southbridge, h.
Crosby Edwin, cabinetmaker, h. 6 Cristy
Crosby Isaac B. carpenter, 55 Southbridge,
h. 6 London
Crosby James H. foreman, W. & N. B. B.
repair shop, house 578 Main
FOR UNITED STATES OFFICERS,
CONSULT TJBTS
nZBJBCTOMT*
WOBCSSTEB [C] BIBSCTOHY.
109
Crosby James P. (WebHer dt Cfrosby), 99
Foster, hoase 100 Summer
CroBby Jostln D. clerk, boards 81 Shelby
Crosby Mary C. widow of Uberto C. house
9 Hermon
Crosby Patricki wire worker, b. 27 Church
Crosby Samuel B. nurse, h. 80 Newbury
Crosby 8. Albert, eugiueer, h. 80 Newbury
Crosby Thomas, laborer, 5 Sargent, house
f^ Spruce
Crosby Thomas F. organ -reed maker, 2o
IJDlon, bds. 5 Spruce [John
Crosby William K. cashier, 94 Orove, h. 17
Crosier Robert, laborer, 48 Thomas, house
41 School
Cross Edwin L. baker, house 79 Market
Cross Elgin E. cabinetmaker, 172 Union, b.
180 Front [Prospect
Cross Eli A. engineer, 95 Thomas, house 88
Cross Franklin M. brackets, 22 Cypress,
house West Boylston, Greendale
Cross Henry, laborer, house 69 Laroartine
Cross John, bootmaker, house 80 Grafton
Cross John F. machinist, h. 19 Wachusett
Cro8s Leonard D. woodworker, house 88
Prospect
pR088 LYMAN D. agent Wor. CoQper-
\J ative Association, 576 Main, house 27
Hawley. — See page 547
Cross Merrill J. pressman, 47 Main, boards
170 Front [milage ave.
Cross Nelson A. woodworker, house Her-
Cross Susan, died May 29, 1888, age 82
Crossland Geo. removed firom city
Crossley Herbert M. removed f^om city
CroBsman James B. painter, 181 Union, h.
68 Orange
Oroesman Llnneus M. cabinetmaker, 196
Union, h. 8 Sever
Crosson David M. coremaker, 65 Jackson,
b. 474 Southbridge
Crosson Patrick, moulder, 65 Jackson, h.
474 Southbridge
Crosson William H. moulder, 65 Jackson, b.
474 Southbridge [h. 127 Shrewsbury
Croteau Bartholomew, laborer, 196 Union,
Croteau L. Edward, clerk, 150 Front, bds.
9 Sever
Crotty Dennis, laborer, b. 2 Columbia ct.
Crotty Edward, laborer, bds. 167 Salem
Crotty Honora, v^dow of John, house 10
Sonthgate [Green
Crotty James, driver, 26 Shrewsbury, h. 68
Crot^ James, wireworker, h. 59 Highland
Crotty John, moulder, 100 May, h. 88 Can-
terbury
Crotty John, boards 68 Green
Crotty Maurice, weaver, bds. 195 Mechanic
Crotty Maurice J. armorer, 42 Gardner, bds.
88 Canterbury [Salisbury pond
Crotty Michael, driver, boards Grove near
Crowe Andrew, boot bottomer, 11 Water, h.
141 Shrewsbury [Winter
Crowe Henry, clerk, Putnam lane, bds. 28
Crowe John P. wireworker, 179 Main, bds.
97 B. Central [97 E. Central
Crowe Mary, widow of Patrick, house rear
Crowe William, laborer, b. 141 Shrewsbury
Crowell Diann C. widow of Lorenzo, bds.
5 Farwell
Crowell Edward S. baker, 8 Providence, h.
16 Plymouth [5 Farwell
Crowell Florence L. copyist, 844 Main, bds.
CROWELL JOHN F. insurance agent, 844
Main, h. 5 Farwell. — Seepage 494
Crowell Sarah F. nurse, boards 70 Laurel
Crowley Andrew, helper, 161 Union, bds. r.
75 Temple
Crowley Arthur, laborer, house 4 Liberty
Crowley Cornelius J. boot crimper, 619
Main, h. 11 Dorrance [b. 180 Front
Crowley Daniel, moulder, 149 Washington,
Crowley Dennis M. crimper, 82 Austin, b.
11 Dorrance
Crowley Edward, foreman, house 68 Green
Crowley James, dyer, house 4 Wesby
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer, 82 Green, house
17 Lamartine [b. 46 Norfolk
Crowley Jeremiah E. tinsmith, 156 Main,
Crowley John, brakeman, b. 61 Green
Crowley John, moulder, 77 Foster, boards
180 Front
Crowley John, stonecutter, 71 Shrewsbury,
house 4 Wesby [dale, h. 46 Norfolk
Crowley John, timekeeper, 14 Blooming-
Crowley John, dyer, 110 Grove, h. 2 Milton
Crowley Margaret, housekeeper, h. 68 Green
Crowley Mary B. widow of Timothy, bds.
5 Chandler ct.
Crowley Mary E. clerk, bds. 46 Norfolk
Crowley Michael, laborer, h. 7 Winter
Crowley Michael, grocer, 80 Lafayette, h. do.
Crowley Nora T. bozmaker, bds. 126 Blooov-
ingdale
Crowley Patrick, bootmaker, h. 22 Beach
Crowley Patrick, laborer, house 21 Burt
Crowley Thomas, stonecutter, 226 Summer,
bds. 4 Wesby [Worth
Crowley Timothy, driver, S2 Green, house 9
Crowley Timothy, removed from city
Cruikshank William, florist, h. 18 Florence
Crumley Thomas, plumber, house 11 East
Worcester pi. [change, b. 62 do.
Cudney Spencer, harness maker, 25 Ex-
Cudworth Clarence W. fireman, boards 48
Cutler [bridge, b. Si2 Cutler
Cudworth Frank H. plumber, 80 South-
Cudworth Hiram, toolmaker, junction shop,
boards 607 Main [dale, h. 82 Cutler
Cudworth John B. foreman, 60 Blooming-
Cue James, machinist, 110 Green, h. 58 High
Cuff James, coachman, 10 Highland, b. do.
Cuff Michael, laborer, 51 Green, boards 45
Winter [R. R., Q.
Cuff William, teamster, h. r. MlUbury near
Cuineff John, mason, h. 384 Cambridge
Cull Henry, removed to Hopkinton
Cull Patrick, laborer, boards 123 Thomas
Cullen Daniel E. bootmaker, 89 Temple, b.
22 MiUbury
Cullen Hannah, widow of John, h. 11 Charles
Cullen James F. clerk, N. & W. E. R. 21
Park, boards 89 School
Cullen John, died Dec. 1882, age 41
Cullen Martin, grocer, 68 Green, h. 84 Winter
Cullen Michael, laborer, bds. 122 Mechanic
POPULATION OF CONNECTICUT,
CONaVJiT THE
J>IBSCTOMT.
J
110
WORCESTER [Q] DIRECTORY.
Callen Michael, laborer, 86 Sottthbrldge, b.
95 Park
Callen Michael, laborer, bds. 25 Brlden
Callen Miles, laborer, boards 25 Temple
Callen Patrick, driver, 78 School, h. 89 do.
Calllnane Edward, weaver, Hopeville Manaf.
Co. h. 117 Canterbary [58 Front
Calross Wm. J. J. clerk, 66 Grafton, boards
Culver Austin L. Janitor, hoase Coburn av.
n. Anna [house 18 Richards
Culver George E. blacksmith, 42 Gardner,
Camiskey Bridget, widow of John, house 1
CoDlln ct.
Camiskey Mic:iael, laborer, b. 261 Millbary
Cumlskey Michael, finisher, 9 May, boards 9
Cross [89 Ellsworth
Cammlngs Ann, widow of Michael, boards
raJMBIIKGS CHARLES A. electric bells,
\J speaking tubes, &c. 414 Main, hoase 122
Austin. — See page 660
Cummings Charles B. clerk, 104 Front, h.
79 Summer
Cummings Charles E. (Oummings A Cleave^
land), 414 Main, boards 170 Austin
Cummings Chas. S. salesman, 196 Union, h.
58 High
Cummings David & Co. (S. JB*. Hurlhut and
/>. E. Spencer), boot manuf^. 60 King,
house at Somerville [Southbrldge
Cummings Edward, machinist, boards 456
Cummings Francis W. janitor, house 42
Bowdoin
Cummings Frank J. machinist, h. 68 SajflTolk
Cummings Herbert R. reporter, 444 Main,
house 2 Davis ct. [chanic
Cummings Hugh, mason, b. Bridge cor. Me-
Cummings James W. rem'd to New Haven,
Conn. [sq. h. 82 Market
Cummings Jennie R. waiter, 8 Washington
Cummings John, machinist, 1 1 Cypress, h.
17 Kingsbury
Cummings John O. wire drawer, b. 54 Grove
Cummings John T. clerk, 24 Front, house
72 Portland
Cummings Jonathan B. eave troughs, 197
Union, house 51 Eastern ave.
Cummings Kate, clerk, boards 44 Green
Cummings Lizzie Mrs. house 9 Charles
Cummings La man H. carpenter, 5 Sargent,
house 8 Newbury
Cummingfl Mary, widow of James, h. 176
Prescott [Mlllbury
Cummings Mary, widow of Peter, bds. 822
Cummings Mary A. stitcher, b. 19 Mason
Cummings Mary A. widow of Benjamin, h.
19 Mason [h. 24 Vernon
Cummings Michael, bootmaker, 154 Front,
Cummings Michael, laborer, house 8 Bluff
Cummings Patrick, driver, 207 Southbrldge,
house 89 Ellsworth
Cummings Patrick, laborer, h. 10 Grace
Cummings Sarah Miss, missionary Central
Church, bds. 28 Maple
Cummings Sumner, bootcatter, h. . 84 New-
bury [cott
Cummings Thomas, laborer, house 176 Pres-
Cummings Thomas, boot treer, 82 Austin,
h. 80 Spruce
Cummings Thomas C. wiredrawer, house
Powers ct.
Cummings Thomas F. machinist, 72 School,
bds. 20 Waverley [Orange
Cummings Willard, peddler, boards 68
Cummings William, died Jane, 1888
Cummings William, boot treer, 619 ICain, h.
11 Wade
Cummings & Cleaveland (C. S. Gummings
and C. F. Cleaveland)^ locksmiths, 414
Main [Powers coort
Cummings Thomas C. wire drawer, house
Cummlskey Matthew, finisher, SO Shrews-
bury, house 8 Mechanic st. ct.
Cnmner John T. sewing machines, 281 Main,
house 18 Diz
Cunningham Alfred W. cardmaker, 66 Graf-
ton, h. 1 Union pi.
Cunningham Alf)red W. Mrs. dressmaker, h.
1 Union pi.
Cunningham Annie A. domestic, b. 81 Mason
Cunningham Arthur A. printer, 8 Maple, b.
170 Front [ler
Cunningham Catherine, widow, b. 52 Chand-
Cunningham Catherine, widow of Patrick,
house 95 East Central
Cunningham Charles T. teamster, h. 9 Lin-
wood pi. [Pleasant
Cunningham Clara J. dressmaker, house S6
Cunningham Daniel J. machlni£;.t, 54 Jack-
son, boards 44 Mlllbury
Cunningham Edmund, flagman. Green street
crossing, house 8 Cullen ct.
Cunningham Edward D. skatemaker, 31
Mulberry, boards 27 Fulton
Cunningham Elliot E. band saw manuf. 28
Hudson, h. do. [son, b. 44 Millbary
Cunningham Qeorge E. machinist, 54 Jack-
Cunningham George F. machinist, 161
Union, house 55 Blackstone
Cunningham Harvey H. attendant, Worces-
ter Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Cunningham James, conductor, B. & A. B.
R. house 972 Main
Cunningham James, laborer, h. 70 Suffolk
Cunningham James, boiler maker, hoase 27
Ward [court
Cunningham James, laborer, h. 8 Columbia
Cunningham John, fireman, W. & N. R. R.
boards 95 East Central
Cunningham John, laborer, 17 Soathgate,
bds. 51 do. [41 Canterbury
Cunningham John, laborer, 82 Southgate, h.
Cunningham John A. laborer, h. 44 Mlllbury
Cunningham John M. machinist, 122 Gold,
house 9 Winthrop [terbary
Cunningham John P. laborer, bds. 41 Can-
Cunningham John W. laborer, 161 Union,
h. 2 Carpenter ct. [Hudson
Cunningham Leila O. bookkeeper, boards 28
Cunningham Martin J. sawyer, 196 Union,
b. 21 Tremont [b. 121 Thomas
Cunningham Mary A. widow of George H.
Cunningham Mary B. widow of William, h.
5 Milton
Cunningham Michael, machinist, boards 41
Canterbury [Summer
Cunningham Michael, laborer, house 25
ALL DIRECTORIES.
AliL niBBCTOBIMSpublUh^inthe
United States fumiehed at rttbHehen*
W0R0E8TER [Q] DIRECTORY.
Ill
Cannlngham Michael B. machinist, bds. 41
Mfllbary
Canningham Michael W. grocer, 62 Lamar-
tlne, house do. [b. 178 do.
Cunningham Patrick, clerk, 171 Shrewsbury,
Cannlngham Patrick, died Oct. 9, 1888, age
87 [b. 8 Callen ct.
Cannlngham Peter, telegrapher, 444 Main,
Cannlngham Thomas, blacksmith, W. & N.
R. R. repair shop, h. r. 95 E. Central
Cannlngham Thomas, wire drawer, boards
21 TremoDt [Callen ct.
Cannlngham Thomas F. laborer, boards 8
Cunningham Thomas F. machinist, 54 Jack-
pon, boards 41 Canterbnry
Canningham Thomas J. laborer, boards 17
Prescott place
Cannlngham WUllam C. J. gasfltter, 8 Fos-
ter, bds. 180 Front
Cannlngham Wm. H. machinist, 110 Green,
boards 70 Snflfblk
Cnrley Ann B. fancy goods, Canterbury c.
Grand, house 45 Grand
Carle J John, bootmaker, 11 Water, house 18
Soffolk [b. 14 Groton place
Carley John F. moulder, 68 Washington sq.
Curley John T. pegger, bds. 18 Suffolk
Carley Owen F. bootmaker, 11 Water, house
12 do.
Carley Peter, laborer, b. 21 Washburn
Corley Wm. J. laborer, boards 18 Suffolk
Cumin Peter, laborer, house 112 Lamartlne
Carran Catharine Mrs. grocer, 142 Foster,
house do.
Carran Dennis H. driver, MUlbury n. grist-
mill, bds. MUlbury n. Greenwood
Carran Edward, machinist, 1 Coes square,
house Mill
Cnrran Florence, laborer, house 5 Cross
Curran James J. steamfltter, 198 Front, b.
185 Salem [89 Barclay
Curran John, fireman, B. & A. R. R. house
Carran John, fireman, house rear MUlbury
near Greenwood
Curran John, laborer, 65 Jackson, house 22
Orand st. ct. [Greenwood
Cnrran John F. laborer, b. r. MUlbury near
Curran Joseph, fireman, bds. r. MiUbury n.
Greenwood
Curran Julia, widow of Patrick, b. 51 Gold
Curran Margaret, widow of Patrick, house
167 Grove
Curran Maurice, laborer, h. 889 Southbridge
Carran Michael, laborer, P. & W. R. R.
freight house, bds. 16 Winter
Curran Michael, laborer, B. & A. R. R.
freight house, house 1 Columbia
Curran Michael, laborer, 65 Jackson, house
168 Salem
Corran Morris, laborer, b. 8 Redding ct.
Corran Morris, Job wagon, h. 57 Union ave.
Curran Patricl^ laborer, B. & A. R. R.
Areight house, house 185 Salem
Carran Patrick, laborer, Canterbury c. Ham-
mond, boards 51 Gold
Cnrran Thomas, removed from city
Corran Thomas G. laborer, 619 Main, house
142 Foster
OUBRIEB AUGUSTUS N. general agent
Lancashire Insurance Co. 492 Main, h. 4
Harvard. —See page 485
Currier Charles A. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
87 Chandler
Currier Edna, teacher, Quinslgamond
school, b. 16 Newbury [Newbury
Currier Ephraim, armorer, 81 Hermon, b. 15
Currier Forrest J. boards 492 Southbridge
Carrier Frank T. machinist, 181 Central, b.
492 Southbridge [4 Harvard
Currier Herbert A. insurance, 492 Main, b.
Currier John P. miller, 82 Southbridge, h.
15 Newbury [Main
Currier John W. watchman, 94 Grove, h. 544
Currier Timothy J. (Currier A Snyder), 181
Central, house 492 Southbridge
CURRIER ft SNTDER (T. J. Currier and
J. E. Snyder), Iron drills and machin-
ists* tools, 181 Central. — See page 658
Curry Alexander, moulder, 59 Jackson, h.
56 Beacon [MUton
Curry Bridget, widow of Thomas, house 1
Curry David, farmer, h. Ararat n. Brooks
Carry David A. moulder, 52 Jackson, house
at Boylston
Curry Honora, died Sept. 24, 1883, age 60
Curt in Bridget, grocer, 68 Bloomingdale,
house do. [Southbridge
Curtin John, laborer, 52 Jackson, house 206
Cartln Mary, stitcher, house 8 Myrtle
Curtin Mary, grocer, 119 Meclianic. h. do.
Cartin Patrick, laborer, h. 4 Chandler ct.
Cartls Abbie F. (Knowles A Curtis), Stafford
near Heard, house do.
Cartls Addie M. bookkeeper, 9 Mill, boards
58 Pearl
Curtis Albert, treasurer Curtis Manuf. Co.
82 Webster, and (Curtis db Marble), h.
38 Webster [pond
Curtis Arthur, driver, b. Grove n. Salisbury
CURTIS CHAS. F. MRS. vapor baths and
electric treatment, 58 Pearl, hoase do.
— See page 508
Curtis Clarissa B. widow, bds. 50 Orange
Curtis Daniel H. engineer, B. & A. R. R. h.
88 Cutler [218 do.
Curtis Edward, carpenter, 55 Southbridge, h.
Curtis Edwin P., Richardson Manuf. Co. 84
Prescott, house Burncoat n. MiUbrook
Curtis George A. armorer, 65 Beacon, b. 85
Clifton [h. 11 Coral
Curtis George H. conductor, B. & A. R. R.
Curtis James P. machinist, 2S Hermon, b. 7
Winter street court
Curtis James P. sand, h. Stafford n. Heard
Curtis John D. foreman, 94 Grove, house
210 Lincoln
Curtis John H. carpenter, house 45 Austin
Cortls Joseph H. hairdresser, 488 Main, b.do.
Curtis Louis, bootmaker, house 82 MUlbury
Curtis Louis H. shoemaker, b. 82 MUlbury
Curtis Louise B. dressmaker, 66 Madison,
boards do. [Maple
Curtis Lydla M. widow of Beriah, house 18
Curtis Manufacturing Co. woolen goods
manufti. 82 Webster
Curtis Marcus, boot treer, h. 85 Clifton
FOR WATER RATES,
CON8UZT TMB
DIMECTOBT,
112
WORCE8TKS [^] DIBBCIORT.
Curtis Mary F. norse, boards 48 Piedmont
Curtis Morrlft, laborer, boards 10 Briden
Cartis Bandall, pattern maker, 28 Hermon,
house 13 Mechanic
Curtis Richard, painter, house 128 Thomas
Curtis Samuel G. farmer, h. Plantation neai*
hospital [City Farm
Curtis Tyler P. farmer, house Lincoln near
Curtis William C, bookkeeper, 85 Union, b.
Lincoln near City Farm
Curtis William R. policeman. Station 2,
boards 216 Main
CURTIS k MARBLE (Alhen Curth and
Edtoin T, Marble), woolen and cotton
finishing machinery manuf)9. 82 Web-
ster. — See page 620
Cnsbing John, wire drawer, h. 12 Sigel
'Cushing Thomas J. wireworker, b. 12 Sigel
Cushing William H. moulder, U9 Washing-
ton, house 46 Myrtle
Cushman Hiram, house 86 Washington
Cnshman Mylon N. machinist, 110 Green, b.
26 Salem
Cusson Albiua, tailoress, bds. 88 Liberty
Cusson Ida, married to M. Delorme
Cusson Julia, widow of Job, h. 88 Liberty
Cuthbertson Edward, wood, 46 Union, h. at
Holden [Orchard
Cuthbertson Lizzie, clerk, 18 Glen, bds. 80
Cutler Aaron T. cardmaker, 19 Washington
square, house at Holden
CUTLER CHARLES, truckman, fhmiture
and piano mover, 27 Lagrange, house 21
do. — 8ee page 661
Cutler Charles R. laborer, 65 Jackson, house
28 Grand
Cutler Charles W. engineer, B. & A. R. R. b.
United States Hotel
Cutler Ebenezer, carpenter, h. 5 Mendon
Cutler Ebenezer, clergyman, h. 49 Chatham
Cutler Frank, cook, 81 Pleasant, boards r.
172 Front
Cutler Fred. A. removed to Webster
Cutler Mvron L. watchmaker, 268 Main, b.
14 Oxford
Cutler U. Waldo, instructor, Worcester Free
Institute, boards 8 Boynton
Cutler William, farmer, Bloomingdale opp.
Fairview ave. boards do.
Cutler William W. woodworker, 5 Sargent,
h. 86 Grafton [82 Edward
Cutter Chas. N. gunsmith, 20 Manchester, h.
Cutter Elizabeth H. widow of Andrew, h.
Central ave. near Bro«ks
Cutter Ella F. stitcher, bds. 1 Austin st. pi.
Cutter George F. woodworker, 19 Union, h.
Brooks avenue, Greendale
Cutter Nathaniel F. plowmaker, 100 Pres-
cott, house 8 Newport
CUTTER W. EVERETT & CO. (Waldo
Lincoln), copperas roanufs. Lafayette c.
Quinsfgamond avenue, and Venetian red
manufs. Canterbury corner Hammond,
house 10 Linden. — See page 656
Cutting Alonzo S. shoe treer, h. 607 Main
CUTTING AMOS P. architect, 464 Main,
house Pleasant corner Howe avenue,
Tatnuck. — See page 505
Cutting Edward E. printer, 392 Main, houM
244 do. [h. B2 Newbury
Cutting Edward P. bookkeeper, 70 Winter,
Cutting Ella J. dressmaker, boards Pleasant
corner Willard, Tatnuck
Cutting Elmer J. olerk, boards 84 Belmont
Cutting Frank W. bookkeeper. Mechanics
Savings Bank, 811 Main, boards Waklo
House [Pleasant c. Willard, Tatnnck
Cutting George B. clerk, 81 Central, boards
Cutting George H. (CutUng d Biahop), SI
Central, h. Pleasant c. Willard, Tatnnck
Cutting Lois W. widow of Caleb, house 28
Richards [670 Main
Cutting Mary A. widow of Darius, boards
Cutting Mary E. widow of William A. house
87 Main [h. 6 Crown
Cutting Nathan H. truss manuf. 844 Main,
Cutting Warren J. carpenter, h. 7 Snnnyside
Cutting William J. clerk, 546 Main, boards
6 Crown
CUTTING A BISHOP (O. H. CuUing and
J, W, Bishop), builders and contractors,
81 Central. — See page 590
Cyr Edward, painter, 110 Green, b.9 Spmce
Cyr Joseph T. draughtsman, 57 Jaclcson, h.
9 Silver [9 Spmce
Cyr Theophilus, grinder, 110 Green, honse
Dadmxtn Frank J. bookkeeper, 207 South-
bridge, h. Castle cor. Ely [st. pL
Dadmun Hiram D. salesman, h. 18 Chatham
Dadmun Jeduthan, boards Castle comer Ely
Dadmun Lilla, clerk, boards 9 Charlton
Dadmun Weltha, widow of Albert, boards 9
Woodland [849 Main, h. 14 Shepard
Dadmun William S. (Dadmnn 4b Putnam),
Dadmun & Putnam (W. S. Dadmun^ H. E.
Putnam and C. JSl Heywood), boots and
shoes, 849 Main [4 Canal
Dagg Joseph, shoemaker, 68 High, boards
Daggle Joseph, shoemaker, h. r. 4 Lamartine
Daggle Margaret, widow of Cain, house 158
Shrewsbury
Dagnon John, laborer, h. Chamberlain court
Dagnon Michael, laborer, b. Chamberlain ct.
Dahlberg Gustaf, compositor, 195 Front, b.
126 do. [press, b. 81 Market
Dahlberg Ollf (Dahlberg A Noe), 22 Cy-
DAHLBERG ft NOE (0. Dahlberg and ff.
Noe), machine and iron forgers, 22 Cy-
press.—56e page 659
Dahlin Alfred, foreman at wireworks, Q.
house Millbury, Quinsigamond
Dahlqvist Adrien N. machinist, b. 20 Central
Dahlqvist Frank O. clerk, Perry, h. opp. do.
Dahlqvist Jacob, diemaker. h. 7 Agricultural
Dahlstroro Arvid, laborer, h. 8 Oswald
Dahlstrom Gustaf, laborer, bds. 8 Oswald
Daignault Louis, painter, 110 Green, boards
at Millbary
Daigneau John, bootmaker, house 12 Lodi
Dailey Andrew, rem'd to E. Melrose, Iowa
Dailey Libbie T. clerk, boards 7 Davis
Dailey Thomas, rem'd to E. Melrose, Iowa
Daily Daniel, bootmaker, 60 King, honse 18
Temple
Daily Daniel, moulder, bds. 20 Goddard
COURT RECORD,
COySULT THB
nrBBOTonr,
WORCESTER [D] DIRKGTORT.
118
Dally £dward, wireworker, hoase 6 Byron
Dally James, tailor, h. 45 Temple
Dally James, jr. boot maker, b. 45 Temple
Daily JohD, laborer, house 124 Salem
Daily John, marble worker, house 74 Wall
Daily John, bootmaker, boards 45 Temple
Daily John F. painter, 626 Main, boards 28
Austin
Dally Mary, widow of John, h. 20 Harrison
Dally Mary A. widow of Daniel, hoase 48
Temple
Dally Michael, laborer, hoase 24 Brlden
Daily Michael J. foreman, Groton, h. n. do.
Daily Patrick, laborer, house 4 Fallon's sq.
Dally Patrick, laborer, bds. 859 Cambridge
Dally Patrick, laborer, h. Sackville n. Byron
Dally Timothy L. armorer, b. 20 Harrison
Dally Wm. stonecutter. Summer cor. R. R.
house 80 Columbia
Dalsey Frank, currier, 82 Hermon
Dajenais Wilft^d, painter, b. 115 Lamartlne
Dakln Charles P. Airmer, bds. Winter Hill
near Chester [So. lining
Dakln Frank O. driver, 100 May, boards 18
Dakln Frederick £. machinist, 140 Union, b.
5 Orchard [Chester
Dakln Levi, farmer, house Winter Hill near
Dakln Ijevi, Jr. machinist, house 5 Orchard
Dakln Luther, laborer, house Forest near
Salisbury
Dakln Thomas, wireworker, b. 5 Orchard
Dalbeck Mary H. dressmaker, b. 86 Salem
Dalbeck Octave, musician, 25 Union, house
122 Central
Dalbeck Peter, musician, bds. 84 Portland
Daley Hannah, domestic, 216 Main
Daley John, boot treer, 619 Main, h. 15 Ward
Daley John P. hostler, 85 Central, house 8
Chamberlain court
Daley Michael, laborer, bds. 66 Madison
Daley Patrick, laborer, Madison cor. N. & W.
R. R. house 40 Nashua
Daley Patrick, carpenter, house 112 Gold
Daley Thomas, blacksmith, 191 Union, h.
19 Waverley
Daley Thomas, carder, Hopevllle Manuf. Co.
house Sutton lane near Sutton road
Dalligan Thomas, laborer at tripe works, r.
Greenwood, house n. do. [Russell
Dally John H. foreman, 409 Main, house 27
Dalrymple Edward A. clerk, 407 Main, bds.
18 Trumbull
Dalton Alfred, removed to Ithaca, N. T.
Dalton Walter, blackMmlth, W. & N. R. R.
repair shop, house 180 Front
Daly Cornelias, laborer, house 47 Temple
Daly Daniel, butcher, Plantation opposite
Hamilton, b. 12 SulTolk
Daly Daniel, Jr. butcher. Plantation opposite
Hamilton, b. 12 Suffolk
Daly David, laborer, 840 Cambridge, house
Sutton lane n. Sutton road
Daly David C. professor. College Holy Cross,
bds. do.
Daly Bdward, plumber, 12 Foster, h. 26 Glen
Daly Frank J. fish, 89 Main, house 20 Ash
Daly James, heater, h. 4 Cambridge place
Daly James, laborer, bds. 8 Lovell court
Daly James M. (Comerford <0 Daly), 102
Front, house do.
Daly John, finisher, 68 High, b. 45 Temple
Daly John, laborer, house 4 Milk
Daly John A. laborer, 91 Foster, b. 1 Cherry
Daly John G. bds. 26 Glen
Daly John J. laborer, 60 Bloomingdale, h. 70
£. Central [20 Ash
Daly Joseph C. skatemaker, 81 Mulberry, b.
Daly Maria, dressmaker, b. 185 Exchange
Daly Martin, boot bottomer, 7 Washington
sq. house 18 Ward
Daly Mary, housekeeper, 4 Milk
Daly Michael, laborer, house 147 Mechanic
Daly Michael, laborer, house 1 Plum
Daly Michael, laborer, b. r. 17 Ellsworth
Daly Michael C. grocer, 114 Shrewsbury, h.
116 do.
Daly Michael F. laborer, h. 861 Mlllbury
Daly Patrick, laborer, Putnam lane, h. do.
Daly Patrick, laborer, house 7 Boland court
Daly Patrick, hairdresser, 198 Front, bds. 1
Plum [near Slgoumey
Daly Philip, wireworker, house Edgeworth
Daly Sarah, boards 24 Vernon [h. do.
Daly Sarah, dressmaker, 185 Exchange,
Daly Thomas H. telegrapher, 444 Main, bds.
185 Exchange
Daly, see Dalley, Dally and Dally
Dam Albert H. machinist, 128 Chandler,
house 69 Piedmont [Piedmont
Dam Martha E. widow of Ben]. S. house 69
Dame Dennis, clerk, 22 Mechanic, house r.
16 Cypress
Dame Henry, carpenter, h. Walker court
Damlan Vlto, laborer, h. 7 Wood sq.
Damon Charles B. clerk, 7 City Hall, house
29 Chestnut
Damon Charles E. carpenter, h. r. 21 Home
Damon Charlotte E. Mrs. nurse, b. 88 Austin
Damon Cornelius, plumber, 51 Main, bds.
Ill Chandler [h. 5 Elliott
Damon Frank £. woodworker, 171 Union,
Damon Harry, wireworker, b. 208 Main
Damon Henry S. hackman, 118 Southbrldge,
bds. 8 Church pL [48 Irving
Damon Jonas S. driver, 8 Foster, house
Damon Milton O. rem'd to Jacksonville,
Fla. [5 Elliott
Damon Sophronla A. Mrs. housekeeper, b.
Dana C. Henshaw, died Feb. 5, 1883. age 86
Dana George, farmer, house Plantation near
Division [27 Carroll
Dana Harriet, widow of Ebenezer, house
Dana John A. lawyer, 852 Main, house 46
Cedar [Plantation n. Division
Dana Lucy J. widow of E. Beaman, house
Dana Mary L. house 129 Pleasant
Danahy Catharine, widow of John, house r.
97 East Central
Danahy Daniel, finisher, boards r. 97 East
Central [Endlcott
Danahy Daniel E. driver, 165 Front, bds. 25
Danahy Edmund, tailor, 14 Foster, house 25
Endlcott [Worcester
Danahy Edward, tailor, 488 Main, h. 17 £.
Danahy Janus, laborer, h. 2 Kane's ct.
Danahy John, laborer, h. 49 E. Worcester
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
8
911 TMBMONT STMJBST,
BOSTON,
114
WORCKSTEK [JJ] DIRECTORY.
Danahy Michael, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
boards 88 Bridge
Danahy, see Denehy [r. 128 Exchange
Dand James C. machinist, 95 Thomas, house
Dandrow Louis, cooper, h. 184 Southbridge
Dandrow Louis, Jr. cooper at tripe works,
h. Greenwood
Dandrow Moses, laborer, Canterbury c.
Hammond, b. 184 Southbridge
Dane BedeG. widow of John, h. 641* Park av.
Dane George O. machinist, 28 Webster, h.
648 Park ave. [h. 127 Mechanic
Dane Haul, printer, 11 Central Exchange,
Dane Wallace L. japanner, 22 Mill, house
641 Park av. [Mechanic
Daneke J. Edward, cigar maker, boards 87
Daniel Antoine, tailor, 852 Main, h. 14 Penn
avenue
Daniel Prederick H. asst. physician, Wor-
cester Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Daniel John, polisher, 81 Mulberry, house
128 Chandler [108 Lamar tine
Daniels Alexander, bootmaker, 68 High, h.
Daniels Alvin J. bookkeeper, Wor. Safe
Deposit and Trust Co. 448 Main, b. 16
Hanover [Austin
Daniels Arethusa, widow of Asa, boards 98
Daniels Austin F. photographer, 888 Main,
house 98 Austin
Daniels Dorcas Mrs. house 18 Bellevue
Daniels Fred. H. draughtsman, 94 Grove, h.
61 Pleasant [bds. 16 Hanover
Daniels Horace L. bookkeeper, 82 Foster,
Daniels James, grocer, 180 Chandler, h. 18
Bellevue
Daniels James, laborer, h. 51 Norfolk
Daniels John B. clerk, 180 Chandler, h. 18
Bellevue [mont
Daniels John M. wrap manufr. h. 97 Pied-
Daniels Joseph, farmer, h. 16 Hanover
Daniels Josephine, artist, 888 Main, bds. 98
Austin [18^ Harvard
Daniels Maria M. widow of Joseph D. house
Daniels Mary J. clerk. Court House, bds. 18
Harvard
Daniels Pliny A. house 15 Larch [84 do.
Daniels Thomas, grocer, 86 Assonet, house
Daniels William T. painter, h. 8 High st. ct.
Danielson Jacob, compositor, 885 Main, b.
Whittier
Danielson Lars, laborer, h. 4 Seymore
Dann Jacob, peddler, bds. 7 Charlton
Dann Ray L. cashier, 848 Main, b. 7 Charlton
Danow Mary, widow of Fred. h. r. 54 Camp
Dansereau C. H. Alfred, clerk, 259 Main, h.
47 North Ashland [Otis
Dansereau John E. wire worker, house 7
Danue John, boot bottomer, 155 Front, h.
Lodi n. Lafayette [Exchange
Daoust Leon, shoe laster, 68 High, b. 48
Darche Frank, blacksmith, 101 Union, bds.
80 Central
Darling Albei*t W. supt. Darling's Mill,
Leicester, h. Apricot n. Leicester, Valley
Falls [bds. 84 Shelby
Darling Alexander C. boxmaker, 66 Foster,
DARLING CA8SIUS H. physician and sur-
geon, 267 Main, bds. do. — 8m page 508
Darling Charles F. cigar-box: mannf aetarer,
66 Foster, house 84 Shelby-
Darling Frederick A. machinist, 25 UdIoii,
h. 20 Lancaster
Darling Genery T. rem'd from city
Darling James F. carpenter, 23 Webster, b.
Armaudale [Glen
Darling John £. nailer, 86 CentraU hoase ^
Darling Newton, clerk, bds. 1030 Main
Darling Susan C. boards 100 Chatham
Darling William, gardener at Asylum
Chronic Insane, house 31 Orchard
Darney Daniel, laborer, house 6 Bolaod ct.
Darney Daniel, jr. painter, B.,B. &G. B.
R. repair shop, bds. 6 Boland ct.
Darney James H. painter, 84 Prescott, boose
148 Cambridge
Darney James J. plumber, b. 6 Bolaod ct.
Darney Mary E. waiter, boards 410 Main
Darrah Eunice H. dressmaker, 13 Fralt,
house do. [Fruit
Darrah Frank J. weaver, 515 Main, bds. IB
Darrah George, house 18 Fruit
Darrell Robert G. wlreworker, h. West
Boylston, Northvllle
Darrow Oliver, carpenter, house 53 High
Dart Alvin W. coachman, 778 Main, b. do.
Dart Catherine L. widow of Erastas F. h. 6
Queen
Dasen Andrew, peddler, b. 19 Grosvenor
Dasen Joseph, wire drawer, house Bremer
near Whittier
Davenport James F. (Davenport A Long), r.
155 Front, house 84 Fralt
Davenport John L. machinist, h. 8 Arch
Davenport Oliver G. bootcntter, house 167
Pleasant [U Water, h. 6 Ripley
Davenport Samuel D. (J- S. d> Q. M. Walker J,
Davenport & Long (J, F, Davenport and A.
W, LongJt shoe roannfls. r. 155 Front
Davern Timothy J. dyer, bds. 1144 Sontli-
brldge
David Emerle, mason, house 10 Meade
David Fardina, carriage maker, 52 School,
boards 15 Bridge
Davidson Eugene A. wood yard, 288 South-
bridge, house 1 Madison pi.
Davidson Francis A. pattern maker, house
18 Harrington avenue
Davidson Frank B. carpenter, h. 34 Orange
Davidson James M. salesman, 327 Main, h.
199 Pleasant
Davidson John C. carpenter, h. 38 Irving
Davidson Mary, boards 9 Gates
Davidson Olive G. teacher, Oxford street
school, house 84 Orange
Davidson Theodore E. fireman, P. & W. R.
R. bds. Madison pi. • [13 Dlx
Davidson Walter, salesman, 827 Main, bds.
Davidson Walter, driver, r. 155 Main, bds.
159 do. [12 Benefit ct
Davie Deborah W. widow of Joseph, boose
Davie Rebecca H. teacher, New Worcester
school, bds. 12 Benefit ct.
Davies Elizabeth Mrs. feathers, 338 Main,
house do. [338 do.
Davies John W. W. Jeweler, 359 Main, h.
Davis Abbie A. widow of John W. b. 1 Paine
GEO. F. DINSMORE,
TBUHSEB ANJ> TRUSB VITTINB A SPXCZALTT,
41 JPARK arUBBT.
WOB0B8TEB [JJ] DIBECTORY.
115
Davis Abble J. widow of Albert E. h. 208
Chandler
Davla Abble S. teacher, boards 10 Allen
Davis Albert S. plctnre tnme manufacturer,
62 Foster, house 18 Richards
Davis Alpha E. condacter, N. & W. R. R.
house at Norwich
Davis Angellne, housekeeper, 600 South-
bridge [Oxford
Davis Arthur E. boot treer, 1 Hamilton, b. at
Davis Arthurs, clerk, 286 Main, bds. do.
Davis A. N. newspapers, bds. 12 Front
Davis Benjamin J. foreman, 51 Green, b. 41
Benefit
Davis Catherine, widow of Joel, house 14
Charlton [63 do.
Daviit Chas. A. woodyard, 4 Vernon, house
Davis Charles C. wire drawer, house 42
Park ave.
Davis Charles E. clerk, house 94 Elm
Davis Charles G. engineer, N. & W. R. R. h.
127 Southbrldge
Davis Charles H. house 48 Cedar [do.
Davis Charles H. physician, 61 Lincoln, h.
Davis Charles Sedgwick, salesman, bds. Bay
9 State House
Davis Danforth, teamster, h. 85 Endlcott
Davis David G. house 41 Fruit
Davis Dwight A. (Putnam db Davis), 889
Main, house 1 Paine [Waldo House
Davis Edward H. salesman, 327 Main, bds.
Davis Edward H. upholsterer, 112 Front, b.
224 Pleasant
Davis Edward L. president Qulnsigamond
Nat. Bank, 241 Main, house 71 Elm
Davis Edward M. wire finisher, house 42
Park avenue
DATIS ELIZA A. MISS, dress and cloak
maker, 37 Main, h. do. — See page 518
Davis Eliza E. Mrs. dressmaker, 53 Thomas,
boards do.
Davis Ella C. b. 152 Chandler [Lincoln sq.
Davis Eveline, widow of Wm. R. house 1
Davis Fielder C. carpenter, 171 Union, h.
1 William St. ave. [Riverside
Davis Francis Y. weaver, Brussels, house 8
Davis Frank, conductor, B. & A. R. R. h.
40 Oread
Davis Frank, laborer, house 86 Abbott
Davis Frank G. carriages, bds. Upland
Davis Fred. G. clerk, 22 Front, boards 76
Pleasant [34 Cutler
Davis George, laborer, 2 Manchester, house
Davis George D. house 45 Pleasant
Davis Geo. D. Mrs. dressmaker, 45 Pleasant,
house do. [Bowdoin
Davis George H. salesman, 327 Main, h. 48
Davis George S. clerk, 841 Main, b. 335 do.
Davis Gilbert G. bookkeeper, 889 Main, b.
41 Fruit
Davis Harley A. foreman, 94 Grove, h. rear
8 Lexington [13 Harvard
Davis Harriet D. widow of Francis A. house
Davis Hattie N. Mrs. seamstress, house 528
Main [9 Hawthorn
Davis Helen M. widow of Harrison B. h.
Davis Henry E. engineer, B. & A. R. R. h. 63
Providence
Davis Henry W. farmer, h. Chester n. Grove
Davis Herbert L. clerk, 542 Main, bds. 68
Vernon [h. 27 May wood
Davis Howard R. action maker 54 Hermon,
Davis Ira & Co. fJ- P- Smith), fish and oys-
ters, 624 Main, house 28 Newbury
Davis Isaac, died April 1, 1888, age 83
Davis Isaiah H. hairdresser, 58 Southbrldge,
b. 22h Pleasant [b. 216 do.
Davis James B. fancy dry goods, 155 Main,
Davis Jennie L. dressmaker, boards Chester
n. Grove
Davis John, flirmer, h. Chester n. Grove
Davis John, salesman, 476 Main, boards 8
Church place
Davis John A. (Davis, Beid A Co.), 170 Me-
chanic, house 88 Summer
Davis John F. flagman, Green st. crossing,
b. 8 Myrtle
Davis John J. driver, boards 80 Charlotte
Davis John R. machinist, 186 Union, house
at Auburn [boards do.
Davis John W. chair bottomer, 49 Beacon,
Davis John W. wireworker, bds. Millbrook
near Grove [avenue
Davis Joseph, wireworker, house 3 Eastern
Davis Joseph E. 245 Main, house 25 West
Davis Joseph L. (S. Putnam 4k Co,)% 90
Green, house 6 Gold
Davis Joseph M. machinint, b. 48 Endlcott
Davis Joseph M. boot bottomer, 11 Water,
Davis. Jullett P. widow of Zenas, bds. 95
Chandler [26 Wachusett
Davis J. Clarence, watchman, 94 Grove, h.
Davis J. Edgar (Davis, Lytle A Co.)* 286
Main, house 25 do.
Davis J. Walter, carpenter, house 80 Grove
Davis Kurt G. moulder, 149 Washington, h.
29 Salem
'Davis Leroy W. tuner, boards 15 Sudbury
Davis Levi M. painter, bds. 8 Church place
Davis Lovis B. farmer, house Grove corner
Chester [h. 48 Thomas
Davis Luke E. woodworker, 100 Prescott,
Davis, Lytle & Co. (J. E. Davis and W, A,
Lytle), clothing, 286 Main
Davis Maria M. Mrs. boardlng-hoase, 38
Washburn [Prescott pi.
Davis Martin J. dyer, 110 Grove, house 2
Davis May, stitcher, boards 519 Main
Davis Nathaniel, driver, 34 Foster, boards
Central near R. R. [269 Park ave.
Davis Omer P. machinist, 287 Chandler, b.
Davis Otis H. cardmaker, 34 Southbrldge,
bds. 23 Clinton
Davis Peleg P. machinist, 77 Foster, house
132 Front [17 Elliott
Davis Porter, carpenter, 48 Thomas, house
Davis, Reid & Co. (J. A, Davis, T, Beid and
O. M. Savels), diemakers, 170 Mechanic
Davis Rhoba, widow of Joseph, house 109
Green [Belmont
Davis Rodney H. clerk, 542 Main, boards 88
Davis Samuel, boards 85 Endlcott
Davis Samuel, h. r. Belmont opp. Elizabeth
Dav4s Samuel A. hackman, 83 Washburn,
house do. [opp. Elizabeth
Davis Samuel E. farmer, house r. Belmont
C H. FISHER,
BTATIONBB, NEWS DBALBR. THB LABGBST
OIBCULATIITQ JjIBBABT XJT THB CITT.
116
W0RCB8TEB [D] DIRECTORY.
Davis Sarah £. widow of Lorenzo D. house
10 Allen
Davis Scott F. moalder, boards 58 Orange
Davis Solon W. machinist, 75 Beacon, h. 5
Allen
Davis Thomas W. messenger, house 5 High
Davis Thomas W. salesman, 827 Main, bds.
28 Bowdoin [over, h. 18 Elliott
Davis Wallace A. (Davis A Smith), 65 Han-
Davis Walter B. station agent. South Wor-
cester depot, house do. [Harvard
Davis Walter C. clerk, 218 Main, house 18
Davis Walter H. (S. Bryant <& Co.), 88 Front,
boards 29 Harvard
Davis Walter W. clerk, bds. 20 Jefferson
Davis Wesley, physician, 42 Pleasant, house
1 High [Winter
Davis William, bookbinder, 887 Main, h. 29
Davis Wm. attendant, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Davis Wm. £. diemaker, 170 Mechanic, h.
87 Carroll [Main
Davis William F. clerk, 151 Front, house 590
Davis William H. driver, 84 Foster, boards
288 Main
DAYIS WILLIAM L. apothecary, 579
Main and 17 Southbridge, b. 80 Orove.
— See page 541
Davis William S. carpenter, h. r. 78 Salem
Davis Zerviah £. widow of Stephen R. bds.
182 Front
Davis & Smith r^. A, Davis and Z>. H,
Smith )y grocers, 65 Hanover
Daw Chas. machinist, bds. Millbury opposite
Stebbins [Millbury
Daw Edward, laborer at gasworks, bds. 64
Daw John, laborer, house Mill n. Chandler,
Tatnnck
Daw John, driver, house 154 Mechanic
Daw Michael, laborer, house 64 Millbury
Daw Patrick, laborer at gasworks, boards
64 Millbary [214 Millbury
Daw Samuel, gasmaker at wireworks, Q. b.
Dawe Robt. T. plumber, 12 Foster, house
8 Summit [Tatnuck
Dawless Mary L. b. at £. Tucker's, Pleasant,
Dawless William H. foreman, 26 Southbridge,
bds. 17 Irving [h. 84 Benefit
Dawson Henry, machinist, 246 Southbridge,
Dawson John Albert, machinist, 110 Green,
b. 44 Arlington [school, b. 44 Arlington
Dawson Louise A. teacher, Lamartine street
Dawson Robert, superintendent, Pakachoag
Mill, house Brussels [n. Chester
Dawson Thomas A. ftruit grower, h. Holden
Dawson William H. machinist, 110 Green, h.
44 Arlington [9 Salem
Day Alflred A. bookkeeper, 88 Water, bds.
Day Alonzo S. removed to Boston
Day Charles B. pressman, 892 Main, house
28 Richards
Day Charles H. woodworker, house 58 High
Day Charles 8. (Day A Morse), 824 Main, h.
14 Allen
Day Edward A. salesman, house 29 Carroll
Day Edward S. wheelwright, City Stables,
house 48 Mill [b. 28 Lincoln sq.
Day Eliza J. teacher. Sycamore st. school.
Day Ellen L. music teacher, 16 Fruit, h. do.
Day Emeline C. widow of Jonathan* house
28 Lincoln square
Day Frank C. boxmaker, hoase 26 Bowdoin
Day Frank E. foreman, 18 Mechanic, boards
50 North Ashland [8 Queeo
Day Henry J. woodworker, 25 * Hermon, h.
Day Herbert C. woodworker, 38 N. Foster,
house 55 High
Day Honora, died December, 1882, age 78
Day Horace, boot crimper, 108 Front, house
50 North Ashland
Day James, laborer, house 8 Blake
Day John B. agent, house 16 Fralt
DAT JOHN E. lawyer, 2 Chapin block, h.
125 Pleasant. — See page 501
Day John L. bouse 40 Kingsbury
Day Mary, housekeeper, house 177 Grove
Day Patrick, laborer, house 59 Biackstone
Day Patrick W. machinist, 22 Cypress, bds.
86 Liberty
Day Samuel H. machinist, 28 Hermon, h.
46 do. [17 Queen
Day Theodore H. machinist, 28 Hermon, h.
Day Thomas, coachman, house 86 Liberty
Day Walter, wire roller, house 177 Grove
Day William, wool sorter, house 889 South-
bridge [Belmont
Day William A. clerk, 576 Main, honse 81
Day Willie F. boot finisher, 82 Austin, h. 53
High
Day Zachariah, boards 120 Vernon
Day & Morse (C, S. Day and J. N. Morse,
jr.), hats, caps, &c. 824 Main
Dayton Horace H. house 12 Crown
Deady Edward, bootmaker, 60 King, bds.
158i Chandler [Warren
Deady James, blacksmith, 6 Canal, honse 10
Deady Maria E. tailoress, bds. 84 Clifton
Deady Michael, policeman. City Hall, house
22 Cherry [Cherry
Deady Nicholas J. plumber, 51 Main, bds. 22
Deady Philip J. fireman, h. 84 Clifton
Deady, see Deedy [at Oakdale
Dean Albert E. shoemaker, 10 Mulberry, h.
Dean Alexander H. boot and shoe stock, 2
Cherry, h. 14 Cedar
Dean Amasa H. b. 12 Lin wood
Dean Anderson £. rem'd to Boston
Dean Anthony, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale, b.
20 Mendon
DEAN BEN J. W. building mover, 18 Pied-
mont, house do. — Seepage 678
Dean Charles F. driver, boards 21 Abbott
Dean Charles H. died Feb. 1888
Dean David, machinist, 180 Grold, house 18
Mendon
Dean Edward, farmer, house 48 Orchard
DEAN EDWARD N. heel manufacturer
and leather dealer, 30 Shrewsbury, h.
107 Lincoln. — See page 666
Dean Ellen, widow of Jeremiah, h. 86 Benefit
Dean Eugene, foreman, 11 Water, h. 17 Ward
DEAN FRED. P. sign painter, 898 Main,
h. 27 Wachusett. — See page 585
Dean George W. wire inspector, house 12
Linwood pi. [Main
Dean Hannah A. widow of John, house 1017
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TRBMONT STMBBT,
JBOSTOS,
WORGESTBR [D] DIRECTORY.
117
Dean Henry £. bookkeeper, 170 Austin, bds.
140 do. [b. 9 Carlton
Dean Hezeklah H. bootmaker, 18 Mechanic,
Dean James M. boiler maker, 51 Green, h.
26Ix>di
Dean John A. machinist, bds. 48 Orchard
Dean John M. tinsmith, 224 Front, bds. 50
Green [140 do.
Dean Lewis, wire works, 170 Austin, house
Dean Nathaniel, engineer, h. 20 Mendon
Dean Oliver M. clerk, 57 Jackson, bds. 140
Austin [17 Ward
Dean Patrick H. boot bottomer, 11 Water, b.
Dean Patrick H. boot treer, 82 Austin, h.
6 Elizabeth [Austin
Dean Perlej, boot bottomer, 619 Main, h. 59
Dean Peter, blacksmith, 152 Union, house at
MlUbury [17 Ward
Dean Thomas F. bootmaker, 11 Water, bds.
Dean William H. shoecutter, b. 20 Mendon
Dean William R. supt. of carriers, Post
Office, house 8 Washington ave.
Dean William K. building mover, boards 18
Piedmont [Pleasant
Dean Zelotes H. driver, h. No. Merrick near
Deane Francis, rem'd to Marlboro
Deane Frederic B. rem'd to Marlboro
Deane John A. machinist, 161 Union, h. Lee
Dearborn Eudora, teacher, b. 17 Oak ave.
Dearborn Jennie L. teacher, Belmont street
school, bds. 14 Kendall [Park
Dearborn Joseph W. clerk, 484 Main, bds. 71
DEARBORN STLYE8TER W. mason and
contractor, 17 Oak avenue, house do. —
See page 598
DEARBORN WM. F. ft CO. masons and
contractors, 14 KendaU, house do. — 8ee
page 598
De Arman Peter G. carpenter, b. 17 Fountain
Dearth Alvin S. clerk, 84 Shrewsbury, h. 66
Hanover
Dearth Henry, house 96 Washington
Dearth John, shoemaker, 68 High, h. 17
Congress [79 Myrtle
Dearth William E. cutter, 68 High, house
Deay Mitchel, jr. finisher, h. Leicester, V. F.
DeBlois Joseph, clerk, 18 Glen, house 85
Hanover
DeBlois Peter, wireworker, h. 50 Hanover
BeBois Ellas, driver, 65 Jackson, h. 78 May
Debrldge £11, carpenter, h. 4 Boyle's ct.
BeCamp Felix, carpenter, 57 Jackson, h. 17
Dix
Decatur Arthur C. freight conductor, house
3 Henchman
Decatur James B. rem'd to Putnam, Conn.
Decatur William J. rem'd to Putnam, Conn.
Decelle Basil, moulder, 65 Jackson, house
100 Lamartine [7 Lamartine
Decelle Cyrille, machinist, 31 Mulberry, h.
^ Decelle Louis, died Aug. 27, 1888, age 86
Decker Spencer M. boot turner, bds. 1 So.
Russell [161 Mechanic
Decoteau Adolphus, polisher, 81 Hermon, h.
Decoto Louis, rem*d to Francistown, N. H.
Decoto Moses, carpenter, h. 4 Lily
Dee David, watchman, 84 Prescott, h. 9 Pink
Dee James, laborer, house 11 Lamartine
Dee John, bootmaker, house 98 Madison
Dee John, laborer, 95 Thomas, h. 10 Carroll
Dee John, weaver, 88 Water, b. 8 Harrison
Dee John, laborer, b. 60 Belmont
Dee Margaret, washerwoman, h. 106 Salem
Dee Mary, died Apr. 26, 1888, age 73
Dee Mary, widow of Patrick, house 2 Pres-
cott place [h. do.
Dee Mary A. Mrs. dressmaker, 215 Front,
Dee Michael, carpenter, h. 8 Boylston ct.
Dee Michael, laborer, 125 Gold, h. 215 Front
Dee Michael, laborer, bds. 81 N. Ashland
Dee Michael J. machinist, h. 215 Front
Deedy Ann D. widow of James F. house 119
Green
DEEDY JOHN F. ft CO. plumbers, 541
Main, house IS Columbia. — See page 581
Deedy, see Deady [grange
Deenihan Margaret T. domestic, 12 La-
DeForest Arthur U. woodworker, Lagrange
cor. B. R. house 192 Austin
Defose Charles L. roofer, house Grafton n.
Harrington
Defose Francis, wire finisher, h. 86 Belmont
Defose Frank E. roofer, house Grafton near
Harrington [h. 28 Lyon
Defosse Hubert, carpenter, 10 E. Worcester,
Defosse Wensloss, carpenter, h. 196 Shrews-
bury [h. 5 Emmett ct.
De Foy Napoleon, carpenter, 17 Southgate,
De Foy Philip, printer, 27 Mechanic, h. 618
Main [Manitoba
De Gagn6 Charles, removed to Winnepeg,
De Gagn6 Henry, compositor, 460 Main, b.
21 Spring
Degan Thomas S. supt. Mass. Safety Fund
Assoc. 492 Main, boards Waverly House
Degardln Joseph, wireworker, h. Lovell n.
May
Degnan Catharine, domestic, 286 Millbury
Degnan James, laborer, h. Millbury near R.
R., Qninsigamond
Degnan James, laborer, boards 24 Arch
Degnan James, wireworker, house 25 Brlden
Degnan James W. armorer, 42 Gardner, b.
Southbrtdge [58 Thomas
Degnan Jeremiah, machinist, 161 Union, b.
Degnan John, laborer, boards 25 Briden
Degnan John, clerk, boards 86 Green
Degnan Michael, saloon, 28 Winter, h. do.
Degnan Patrick, laborer, h. 17 Briden
Degnan Patrick, laborer, b. 828 Millbury
Degnan Patrick, machinist, house 88 Sigel
Degnan Thomas, laborer, house 828 Millbury
Degnan Thomas, hostler, 28 Thomas, bds.
118 do. [Canterbury
Degnan William, armorer, boards 56
Degnan, see Dignan and Dulgnan
Dehals Joseph, Ironworker, bds. 10 Litch-
field n. Hacker [n. Hacker
Dehais Mitchell, laborer, h. 10 Litchfield
Dehais Mitchell, Jr. filler, Darling's Mill, h.
Leicester, V. F.
Deitmer Bernard, rem'd to Norwicli, Conn.
DeJordan Joseph, wire drawer, 17 Lincoln,
house Lovell near Maywood
DeLacy William A. bookkeeper, 492 Main,
h. 9 Belmont
GEO. F. DINSMORE,
Pharmaciti*
S»seneeM, Martraeta, Celluloid Tmeses and
Abdominal Supporters. 41 1'JJBLK STUJBBT.
118
WORCESTEB [D] DIBECTOBT.
Delage Aleck C. machinUt, 86 Foster, b. at
Aubarn [Stafford near James
Delahanty Edward, watchman, James, h. r.
Delahanty, see DelehaDty
DeLand Ebenezer H. physician, 1052 Main,
house do.
DeLand Esther £. boards 1052 Main
DeLand John, stationery, 377 Main, honse
16 Abbott [48 Main
Deland Walter H. printer, 20 Salisbury, bds.
Delaney Alexander, stonecntter, 226 Sam-
mer, boards 82 Ellsworth
Delaney Daniel, died Aug. 2, 1888, age 22
Delaney Eliza, widow of James, boards 82
Grand
Delaney Eliza, died Aug. 2, 1888, age 91
Delaney George T. machinist, 110 Green, b.
18 Richland [129 Exchange
Delaney James, machinist, 88 N. Foster, b.
Delaney James, truckman, house 17 Grand
street court
Delaney James, stonecutter, h. 82 Ellsworth
Delaney James, 2d. carpenter, boards 81
Winter [10 Litchfleid
Delaney James F. boot treer, 9 Barton pi. h.
Delaney James J. supt. St. John's Cemetery,
honse 72 Cambridge
Delaney James W. removed to New York
Delanev Jeremiah, laborer, house Nashua n.
B.R.
Delaney John, laborer, house 100 Ward
Delaney John D. rera'd to Olneyville, B. I.
Delaney Martin, cutter, 82 Austin, house 25
Hawley
Delaney Mai-y, house 82 Grand
Delaney Marv A. dressmaker, 21 Green, b.
10 Goddard
Delaney Michael, laborer, Ash worth &
Jones' Mill, house Leicester, Y. F.
Delaney Patrick, laborer, 62 Jackson, b. 94
Portland [47 do.
Delaney Thomas, sorter, 17 Southgate, bds.
Delaney Timothy J. (McMahon & Delaney ),
20 Washington sq. house 10 Goddard
Delaney William J. boot treer, 165 Front, h.
r. 15 Green [21 Winslow
Delano Elestine C. paper ruler, 887 Main, h.
Delano John, mason, h. 42 Kingsbury
Delano Rose E. widow of Chauncey O. h.
21 Winslow [Main, house 12 King
Delano Ward P. (Fuller & Delano), 452
Delany James, stonecutter. Summer near
R. R. house 82 Ellsworth
Delback Peter, cabinetmaker, 25 Union, b.
45 Mechanic [ington
Delehanty Bridget, housekeeper, 188 Wash-
Delehant'v Michael, bootmaker, 68 High, h.
186 Southbridge
Delehanty Patrick J. telegrapher, 444 Main,
b. 186 Southbridge [181 Washington
Delehanty Thomas, laborer, 57 Jackson, h.
Delehanty, see Delahanty
Delman Adam, boot bottomer, 108 Front, b.
40 Gold [Pleasant
Delman Henry, boot bottomer, boards 22^
Delman John J. boot bottomer, 108 Front,
h. 88 Lamartine [Austin
Delong Charles H. engineer, 68 High, h. 182
Delong Wiilard E. masic teacher, boards
182 Anstin [16 Thomas
Deloriea George N. machinist, 161 Union, b.
Delorroe Ida Mrs. bookkeeper, 80 Arch, fa.
^^ Liberty
Delorme Loois, remoyed to Webster
Delorme Misa^l, clerk. 80 Arch, house 38
Liberty [Front, h. 82 Harrison
Delorme Narcisse D. boot bottomer, 103
Delorme Narcisse D. Jr. halrdresi<er, 80
Grafton, honse 24 Barclay
Delorme Thomas, laborer, hoase 6 Milton
Delne Edward, removed to Oxford
Delnte Carl, hairdresser, 25 Church, b. 144
Front [Soothbridge
Delvey Arthur N. clerk, 404 Main, bds. 179
Delvey Charles F. died Dec. 9, ISdS, age 68
Delvey Chester W. boards 179 Southbridge
Demarco AchiUe, confectioner, 8S2 Main, 2l
rear 18 Church [R. L
Demers Ambrose, removed to Woonf^ocket,
Demers Camille, switchman, B. & A. R. B.
house 48 Wall
Demers Frank J. rem'd to Woonsocket, B. L
Demers Lewis, grocer, 97 Lamartine, h. do.
Demers, see Dumas [86 BoyntoD
Deming Julius R. packer, 110 Grove, honse
Demond Charles B. farmer, house Flagg o-
Salisbury
Demond Joseph, house 8 Jefferson
Demore William H. finisher, bds. 21 Burt
Demonchelle Louis F. carpenter, 196 Union,
house 140 Southbridge
Dempsey Daniel J. bookkeeper, 54 Jackson,
boards at Millbury
Dempsey John, gardener, h. 59 Washington
Denault Francis, carpenter, h. 88 Union
D6n6chaud AmM6e L. clerk, 186 Front, b.
29 Chatham
Denehy Cornelius 8. painter, h. 14 Brown
Denehy, see Danahy [Main, h. 10 West
Denholm Wm. A. (Denholm A McKay), 484
Denholm & McKay (W. A. Denholm and W.
C. McKay), dry goods, 484 Main
Denneault John, foreman, 8 Norwich, honse
66 Central [Lafayette
Dennen John, laborer at gas works, honse 2
Dennen Patrick, laborer, honse r. Millbuiy
n. R. R., Q. [ville n. B., B. & G. B. B.
Dennen Terence, wire temperer, h. Sack-
Dennen Thomas F. wlreworker, bds. Sack-
Tllle near B., B. ft G. R. R.
Dennis Arthur E. bookkeeper, 1 P. O. block,
bds. 28 May [55 Highland
Dennis Charles, clerk, 2 Lincoln square, h.
Dennis Daniel M. machinist, Hammond c.
R. R. house 28 Wyman [Pa.
Dennis David N. removed to Philadelphia,
Dennis Geo. engineer, boards 12 Shelby
Dennis Henry, gents' fhrnlshlng goods, 2
Lincoln sq. house 55 Highland
Dennis Henry W. salesman, h. 16 Maple
Dennis James E. manager, 16 Front, house
15 Gold
Dennis Jennie S. removed f^m city
Dennis Joseph, machinist, 20 Salisbury, b.
58 Highland
Dennis Joseph, house 28 May
HELIOTYPE PRLNTING CO.,
fdlt TRBMONT STBEST,
BOSTOK^
WOBCESTER [J)"] DIR>:CTORY.
119
Dennis L. Sasreue, machinist, 164 Union,
boards 13 Mendon [Beacon
Dennis Mary B. widow of John C. house 50
Dennis Samuel B. (Dennis d iL^eJ, 164
Union, house 122 Pleasant
Dennis William H. machinist, 20 Salisbury,
house 58 Highland
Dennis & Lee fS. B, Dennis and H, A, Lee),
pattern makers, 164 Union
Dennison Albert E. machinist, 77 Foster,
boards 514 Main
Dennison John, wire drawer, h. 1 Milton
Dennison Julia, widow of Edward, house
Milton near Edgeworth
Dennison Michael, wireworker, hous^e 1
Redding conrt [court
Dennison Patrick, laborer, house 8 Moran's
DennLsson Dominick, laborer, h. 21 Briden
Denny Charles A. (Bisco A Denny )^ house at
Lreices>ter [house 65 West
Denny Daniel E. postal clerk, B. & A. R. R.
Denny Edward & Co. (0, Denny )^ dry goods,
308 Main, house 207 Pleasant
Denny Elizabeth D. widow of Edward W.
house 68 Highland
Denny Henry A. house 2 Charlton
Denny H. Walford (H. W. Denny A Co,)*
553 Main, house 978 do.
TVEHNT H. W. k €0. fbmitnre and uphol-
U stery, 568 Main. — Seepage 577
Denny Orville (E. Denny & Co.), 808 Main,
bds. Waldo House [Richland
Denny Susan, widow of Philip, house 2
Densmore John, miller, June n. Mill, house
Mill corner June
Densmore Wm. H. removed t# Petersham
Denubila Angelo, ft'uit stand, 164i Front, h.
17 East Worcester place
Denubila Francesco, h. 17 E. Worcester pi.
Denubila Joseph, removed to Lowell
Denubila Toney,ii peddler, boards 17 East
Worcester place
Der Bogosian Sarkis, laborer, bds. 16 Qlen
Derbon Louis, laborer, h. 89 Ellsworth
Derby Abbie F. artist, 419 Main, boards 88
Coral [60 Orchard
Derby Addie T. widow of Augustus, house
Derby Charles H. upholsterer, 484 Main, h.
West Boylston n. Barber's Crossing
Derby Eliza D. widow of Geo. A. h. 88 Coral
Derby George A. died Sept. 6, 1888, age 64
Derby Henry, rem'd to Orange
Derosier Joseph, finisher, 25 Union, boards
58 Central [den, b. do.
Desantell Edward S. butcher, Grove c. Hol-
Desautels Louis, blacksmith, 124 South-
bridge, house 98 Madison
Deschamps Joseph, beltmaker, 187 Front,
bds. 82 Pleasant [h. do.
Deschamps Narcisse, feathers, 1 Waldo,
Deschamps Phllomene, feather curler, 1
Waldo, boards do. [West Boylston
Deschler Robert, armorer, 42 Gardner, h. at
Deshamas Elzear,- laborer, W. & N. R. R
engine house, house 51 Gold
Desilet Frank, trimmer, 68 High, boards 12
Washington sq.
Desmarais Noe, bookmaker, h. 30 Wall
Desmarteau Wilftred Birtz, carpenter, house
52 Wall [19 Queen
Desmond Timothy, cutter, 82 Austin, house
Desourdi Francois E. bootmaker, boards 18
Lafayette
Desper Henry A. ( Wm. E. Desper A Co.)f
22 Cypress, house 40 Shelby
Desper Wm. E. & Co. (H. A. Desper), water
meters, 22 Cypress, house 87 Shelby
Desper Wilton H. teacher, bds. 87 Shelby
Desroches John, finisher, 619 Main, house
115 Lamartine [Douglas
Desrosiers Amos, laborer, 25 Union, h. 27
Desrosiers Hercule, finisher, 25 Union, h.
26 Douglas
Dessirault Hermidace, rem'd to Montreal,
Canada [berry, b. 18 Temple
Destramp Raymond, skatemaker, 81 Mul-
Detto Frank, boot bottomer, 9 Barton pi. h.
24 Vine
Devaney Chas. laborer, boards 861 MlUbury
Devaney John, clerk, 801 Main, house Madi-
son n. Portland [15 Prescott pi.
Devaney Patrick, laborer, 100 Prescott, h.
Deveaux Charles, boot bottomer, 619 Main,
house at Auburn [88 Piedmont
Devereanz John B. tailor, 408 Main, house
Devereaux William, wireworker, h. Powers
court [Powers court
Devereaux William J. wire drawer, boards
Devereux Edward F. woodworker, 25 Her-
mon, boards 89 Austin
Devereux James, laborer, h. 89 Austin
Devereux Margaret A. clerk, b. Powers ct.
Devinc Daniel, laborer, h. 20 Waverley
Devine Elizabeth M. clerk, boards 19 Dix
Devine John, weaver. Ash worth & Jones'
Mill, boards Leicester, Y. F.
Devine John A. file cutter, 10 Mill, boards
Sutton lane cor. Cambridge
Devine John E. laborer, boards 48 Ward
Devine Julia, widow of John, house 19 Dix
Devine Patrick, laborer, 82 Green, boards
84 Lafayette [Ward
Devine Patrick, laborer, 87 Gold, house 68
Devine Sarah, widow of Patrick J. house
Leicester, V. F.
Devine Thomas, laborer, house 48 Ward
Devitt Nancy, dress and cloak maker, 161
Eskchange, house do.
Devlin Bella F. dressmaker, 53 Water, b. do.
Devlin Catherine, widow of Henry, boards
58 Water
Devlin Daniel, machinist, b. 171 Washington
Devlin Felix, laborer, Canterbury cor. Ham-
mond, h. 171 Washington
Devlin Henry F. boot sider, 152 Southbridge,
h. 77 East Worcester
Devlin James, blacksmith, W. & N. R. R.
repair shop, house 6 Conlln ct.
Devlin James C. screwcutter, 75 Beacon, b.
171 Washington
Devlin James W. boot sider, h. 58 Water
Devlin John, grocer, 141 Exchange, h. do.
Devlin John H. salesman, bds. 28 Bowdoin
Devlin Patrick, dyer, 110 Grove, boards 11
Wall [Exchange
Devlin Thomas, machinist, boards 141
GEO. F. DINSMORE,
TBVsaEa ANn truss fitting a specialty.
41 JfAJtK STHBBT.
120
WORCESTER []D] DIRECTORY.
Devoe Charles H. clerk, 66 Graftou, house
14 ClaremoDi
Devoe John, saw flier, 18 Charch, b. 20 do.
D'Ewart John, foreman, 94 Grove, boards
176 Main [h. 38 Penn ave.
Dewey Edward A. dispatcher, B. & A. R. R.
Dewey Francis H. pres. Wore. Mechanics
Savings Bank, 811 Main, h. 28 Chestnut
Dewey Francis H. Jr, lawyer, 898 Main, h.
124 do. [18 Howard
Dewey George A. beltmaker, 187 Front, h.
Dewey George T. (Kent A Dewey), lawyer,
811 Main, boards 28 Chestnut
DEWET JOHNC. patent lawyer, 811 Main,
boards 23 Chestnut. — Seepage 601
Dewey Wendell P. lather, boanls 547 South-
brlitge
DEWHUR8T GEO. C. carriage repository,
22 and 24 Foster, house 46 Woodland.—
8ee page 568 [46 Woodland
Dewhurst William A. salesman, 24 Foster, b.
Dewing Charles P. machinist, 42 Gardner,
boards 12 Chandler
Dewing Hattie, dressmaker, bds. 148 Main
Dewing Henry C. lastmaker, 92 Foster, bds.
81 Benefit
Dewing Joel, machinist, house 81 Benefit
Dewing William H. machinist, 42 Gardner,
boards 81 Benefit [Cedar
DeWitt Alexander, house Agricultural near
Dewyer Frank E. finisher, HopeviUe Manuf.
Co. b. 40 Cambridge
Dewyer Thomas F. painter, h. 8 Winslow
Dexter Edwin C. r H^t{«, Fevey A Dexter),
201 Front, boards 88 Providence
Dexter Frank, hairdresser, 81 Main, house
79 do. [h. Maywood c. Florence
Dexter Richard, carpenter, 548 Southbrldge,
Dexter William H. real estate, 554 Main, h.
8 Charlton [h. 8 Mill
Dcyette Theodore, polisher, 4 Leicester,
Diamond Charles H. hairdresser, 45 Wash-
ington sq. boards United States Hotel
Dick George, dyer, 110 Grove, house 103
Belmont [depot, liouse r. 123 Chandler
Dick James, carpenter, Lagrange opp. June.
Dick James, Jr. machine operator, 68 High,
boards r. 123 Chandler [128 Chandler
Dick Robert, machinist, 95 Thomas, bds.
Dickey Albert W. removed to Norwich, Ct.
Dickey Enoch, removed from city
Dickie James H. salesman, 476 Main, house
Plantation near B. & A. R. R.
Dickinson Frank E. helper, Coes near Coes
sq. house 8 Mill [ter, house 11 Lake
Dickinson George W. machinist, 4 Lelces-
Dickinson Mary J. seamstress, b. 658 Main
Dickinson Olney, machinist, 23 Webster, h.
7 Cambridge
Dickinson Samuel F. treas. Worcester Felt-
ing Co. 91 Foster, h. 258 Mnln
Dickinson Thomas A. cardmaker, 246 South-
bridge, h. Plantation cor. Belmont
Dickinson Ursula H. widow of Loyal G. b.
824 Main
Dickinson William, treasurer Merchants and
Farmers Mut. Ins. Co. 240 Main, house
274 do.
Dicks Ann T. widow of John W. bds. Har>
ington ave. n. Grant sq.
DicksJohnH. attendant, Worcester Lunatic
Hospftal, Belmont, boards do. [986 Main
Dickson J. Edgar, paper (at Boston), house
Diemar Frank, armorer, 42 Gkirdner, house
61 Madison [Orchard
Difley Hugh, engineer, 94 Grove, hoose 31
Difley Michael, marble worker. 181 Central,
boards 109 Thomas
DIggins John M. wire drawer, b. 186 Main
Diggins Patrick, policeman. City Hall, h. 20
Mulberry [Main
Diggins Thomas £. wire drawer, boards 136
Diggs Robert R. hairdresser, 1 Trambnll, b.
5 Liberty
Dlghton Abraham, finisher, Ashworthand
Jones' Mill h. Leicester, Y. F.
Dlghton Fred, dyer, Ashworth & Jones'
Mill, boards Leicester, V. F.
Dignan Owen, boot crimper, 82 Austin, h.
82 Richland
Dignan Peter, laborer, h. 28 Briden
Dignan, see Degnan and Duignan [b. do.
Dlgneault Emeri, bartender, 72 Mechanic,
Dike Augustus, blacksmith, 100 Frescott,
h. 61 do. [h. 7 ainton
Dillingham Sarah L. widow of Charles T.
Dillingham Susan B. Mrs. clerk, 40 Front,
boards 6 Chandler
Dillon Austin, laborer, h. 68 Bloomingdale
Dillon Austin, Jr. laborer, bds. 68 Blooming-
dale [£. Central
Dillon Bridget, widow of John, house 105
Dillon Edward, laborer, bds. 26 Sargent
Dillon John, mason, house 8 Cross
Dillon John, hostler, 42 Waldo, hoose 66
Bloomingdale
Dillon Luke J. mason, boards 8 Cross
Dillon Michael, moulder, 87 Gold, house 44
Lamartine ^
Dillon Michael, laborer, bds. 251 Millbnry
Dlmond Arthur W. trunkmaker, 20 Front,
boards 58 Woodland [Woodland
Dlmond Geo. M. compositor, boards 58
Dlnlocker Henry, removed from city
DInsmore Delia A. (Dinsmore & Stovoe), 548 .
Main, house do. [10 Gertrude ave.
DInsmore Everett S. clerk, 185 Main, bds.
DINSMORE GEORGE F. druggist, 41
Park, house 4 Portland. — See foot lines
tinder D
DInsmore Silas, druggist, 185 Main, house
10 Gertrude avenue
DInsmore Sumner, house Castle corner Ely
DInsmore & Stowe CD. A. Dinsmore and if.
A, Stowe), dressmakers, 548 Main
Dinsmore, see Densmore
Dion Alexander, carpenter, b. 7 Bartlett pi.
Dion Arthur, armorer, 65 Beacon, house 187
Washington [Portland
Dion Edward, armorer, 81 Herroon, bds. 85 '
Dion Fred, removed to Millbury [Union
Dion John, currier, 60 Bloomingdale, h. 110
Dion John Mrs. dressmaker, 110 Union, h. do.
Dion John, removed to Mlllbury
Dion Joseph, armorer, 42 Gardner, boards
187 Washington
GEO. F. DINSMORE,
Pharn%aei9tm
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Abdominal Supporters, 41 PAMK STMJBBT*
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Dion T6able, widow of Amable, boards 118
Ijamaitine
DIREOTOBT OFFICE, 452 Main.— ^^e
front colored page
I>l8bro^v7 George, cigar maker, 898 Maio, b.
66 Front
Disney Charles A. painter, h. 4 Smith court
DiBney Elizabeth Mrs. honse Perry
Disney Frank N. clerk, house 81 Edward
Dlstemps John, laborer, boards 18 Central
DlYlney John, bartender, house 66 Madison
Divoll Chas. 0. plumber, boards 1 School
Divoll John, clerk, boards 19 Austin
Divoll lionis E. painter, 24 Foster, house 48
Bowdoin [Bellevne
Dixon Ann L. widow of George, house 4
Dixon Charles H. Jr. bootmaker, 60 King,
boards 17 Mason [Clover
Dixon Dwlght, spinner, Jamesville, boards
Dixon £dna Mrs. widow of Samuel, boards
14 Piedmont [h. Mill cor. Chandler
Dixon Francis, spinner, Mill near Chandler,
Dixon Frank B. finisher, 60 King, boards 17
Mason
Dixon George, machinist, house 34 John
Dixon George S. & Co. oils, 87 Southbridge,
house 14 Piedmont [84 John
Dixon George W. cigar maker, 898 Main, h.
Dixon Henry J. bookkeeper, 182 Front, bds.
644 Main
Dixon John A. house 15 Garden [Boston
Dixon Lewiii 8. physician, 492 Main, h. at
Dixon Philip, laborer, house Clover
Dixon RuAis S. bookkeeper, 87 Southbridge,
house 8 Valley
Dixon Solomon, laborer. Clover, h. n. do.
Dixon Susan A. widow, of Dwlght J. house
Clover [146 Beacon
Doane Amos L. moulder, 65 Jackson, house
Doane Corren & Co. (W. H, Stone), fish-
market, 614 Main, house 221 Chandler
Doane Daniel M. paper bags, b. 19 S. Russell
Doane Edwin, boot treer, h. 144 Chandler
Doane Fannie, removed ftom city
Doane Frank, removed to Boston
Doane Philip S. driver, 104 Front, b. 120 do.
Doane William F. jr. engineer, 70 Winter, *
house 29 Coral [Salem
Dobey Charles H. clerk, 596 Main, bds. 26
Dockham Daniel D. foreman, 56 Foster, h.
4 Elizabeth
Dockham Edwin C. cutter, h. 92 Piedmont
Dodd George T. clerk, bds. 2 Oxford place
Dodd John W. machinist, 122 Gold, boards
60 Austin [clianic, h. 2 Oxford pi.
Dodd Joseph H. (Towne A Co.), 81 Me-
Dodge Adella M. proofreader, 811 Main, b.
42 Exchange
Dodge Andrew, harness maker, 4 Austin, h.
Chandler corner June
Dodge Benjamin J. foreman, C. Hamilton's
printing office, 11 Central Exchange,
house 18 Congress
Dodge Carrol] W. jr. removed to Brookfleld
Dodge Chas. died March 10, 1888, age 56
Dodge Charles L. engineer, 8 Warren, house
2 Piedmont court [5 Silver
Dodge Edward W. clerk, 452 Maiu, boards
Dodge Enoch, brakeman, h. 71 Eastern ave.
Dodge Flora E. married to J. R. Newell
Dodge George H. shoecutter, 68 High, house
at Oxford
Dodge Harriet C. nurse, house 11 Mendon
Dodge Henry F. organ maker, 25 Hermon,
house 5 Silver
Dodge John A. hackman, house 11 Mendon
Dodge John H. removed to New York
Dodge J. Monroe, carpenter, 196 Union, h.
21 Sycamore [Piedmont
Dodge Lauretta E. widow of Chas. house 22
Dodge B. B. collector, bds. 80 Orange
Dodge Simon, brakeman, B. & A. B. B. bds.
40 Salem [766 Main
Dodge Thomas H. lawyer, 48 Park, house
Dodge Wallace W. foreman at tripe works,
house rear Greenwood, Q. [do.
Dodge Walter E. clerk, 212 Chandler, b. 210
Doe Charles H. foreman, 70 Winter, house
70 Bridge
DOE CHARLES H. k CO. proprietors
Evening Gazette and M%\& and Gazette,
890 and 892 Main, house 87 Irving.—
8et page 490
Doe Charles W. clerk, boards 70 Bridge
Doe Frank E. removed to Maine
Doe Geo. L. cutter, boards 70 Bridge
Doe Wm. J. wireworker, house 70 Bridge
Doescher Frederick T. farmer, bds. Moore
near city line
Doherty Albert, mason, house 17 Lunelle
Doherty Ann, widow of Hugh, house 17 Ash
Doherty Bridget, h. 91 East Central
Doherty Catherine, widow of Patrick, h.
18 Briden [bridge
Doherty Cornelius, laborer, h. 899 South-
Doherty Geo. H. laborer, 178 Union, bds. 17
Ash
Doherty Hugh, wire drawer, h*8 Edgeworth
Doherty James, carder, Hunt's Mill, Leicester
Doherty James H. machinist, 178 Union, b.
17 Ash
Doherty Jane, widow of James, h. 76 Water
Doherty John, wire cleaner, h. 826 Mlllbury
Doherty John, machinist, 44 Central, bds. 91
E. Central [19 Worth
Doherty Martin H. policeman, Station 2, h.
Doherty Michael, laborer, 149 Washington,
h. 9 Lunelle [Wilson
Doherty Michael, moulder, 92 Thomas, h. 3
Doherty Michael J. farmer, h. 20 Goddard
Doherty Michael J. armorer, 44 Central, b.
91 East Central
Doherty Patrick, teamster, h. 822 Mlllbury
Doherty Patrick, died Aug. 20, 1888
Doherty Patrick, stonecutter, 226 Summer,
h. 284 Park av. [Beach
Doherty Patrick, janitor, City Hall, house 7
Doherty Stephen, boot treer, 82 Austin, h.
12 Brown [Brown
Doherty Stephen J. plumber, 16 Pearl, b. 12
Doherty Thos. laborer, house 88 Columbia
Doherty Thos. wiper, P. & W. R. R. engine
house, h. 4 Bigelow
Doherty Thomas, laborer, bds. 22 Spruce
Doherty Thomas, hostler, 28 Thomas, b. 12
Ward
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WORCB8TEB [D] DIRECTOKY.
Boherty Thomas H. armorer, 44 Central, b.
91 East Central [ler
Doherty Wm. marble polisher, h. 51 Chand-
Dolan Catherine, widow of Patrick, h. 18
Carbon [shop, b. 279 Cambridge
Dolan Chas. laborer, W. & N. R. R. repair
Dolan David, car inspector, B. & A. R. R. h.
2 Plum
Dolan Edward, rem'd to Quincy
Dolan Edward F. laborer, b. 13 Carbon
Dolan Farrell, laborer, h. 20 Colton
Dolan Felix, laborer, boards 188 Grove
Dolan Frank T. grocer, 9 Suffolk, bds. do.
Dalan James, laborer, house Edge worth n.
Sigourney [Southbridge
Dolan James, hostler, r. 85 Austin, bds. 29
Dolan James, laborer, 32 Green, bds. 8 La-
martine
Dolan James, laborer, bds. 9 Myrtle
Dolan James, wire drawer, h, 18 Colton
Dolan James, laborer, boards 18 Carbon
Dolan James P. laborer, h. 42 Eastern ave.
Dolan John, laborer, h. 279 Cambridge
Dolan John, laborer, 110 Green, h. 28 do.
Dolan John, laborer, bds. 188 Grove
Dolan John, laborer, bds. 20 Pond
Dolan John, laborer, 82 Greeu, b. 9 Water
Dolan John, wireworkcr, house 156 Prescott
Dolan John, driver, 817 Southbridge, house
81 Camp [Lyon
Dolan John, cutter, 7 Washington sq. b. 21
Dolan John, laborer, house 9 Myrtle
Dolan Jobn, laborer, 77 Foster, b. 4 Green
Dolan John, grocer, 12 Foyle, house do.
Dolan John T. died Mar. 1888, age 28
Dolan Kate, servant, 215 Main
Dolan Lawrence, laborer, house 15 Oak ave.
Dolan Margaret, widow of Michael, house
27 East Worcester [Southbridge
Dolan Martin W. laborer, 122 Gold, h. 399
Dolan Michael, driver, h. Putnam lane near
Shrewsbury [son
Dolan Michael, hostler, 770 Main, h. 75 Madi-
Dolan Michael, laborer, house 20 Pond
Dolan Michael, moulder, 87 Gold, h. 4 Green
Dolan Patrick, laborer, house 51 Gold
Dolan Patrick W. chairmaker, 15 Union, b.
18 Carbon
Dolan Peter J. truckman, 64 Madison, h. do.
Dolan Philip, bootmaker, 11 Water, house 7
Burt
Dolan Terence, shoemaker, house 21 Lyon
Dolan Terence, wire drawer, bds. 9 Suffolk
Dolan Thomas, laborer, 52 Jackson, house
146 Shrewsbury [sonet
Dolan Wm. moulder, 77 Foster, h. 48 As-
Dollen Archibald N. hostler, 216 Summer, h.
163 Cambridge [bridge
Dolleu John M. C. engineer, h. 414 South-
Dolllver Edward B. (A. \V. Giford & Co, J,
75 Beacon, h. 180 do.
Dolphin Mary Mrs. stitcher, b. 84 Mendon
Dominns William H. machinist, 62 Jackson,
h. Lincoln sq. depot
Donaher Dennis, died Aug. 22, 1888. age 39
DonahtT John, laborer, bds. 96 Ward
Donaher Mary, widow of Dennis, h. 96 Ward
Donaher Patrick, carpenter, house 53 Ward
Donahue Daniel, laborer, h. r. 59 Bridge
Donahue Daniel, moulder, 149 Washington,
h. 88 Winter
Donahue Daniel, laborer, h. r. 73 Market
Donahue Dennis, boot sider, 108 Front, b.
88 Mechanic
Donahue Dennis, laborer, boards 10 Fink
Donahue Ellen, widow of Florence, house 1
IngaUs Ih, 16 Fox
Donahue Florence L. collector, 134 Main,
Donahue Hugh J. laborer, N. & W. R. B.
round house, b. 24 Bartlett pi.
Donahue James, helper, 77 Foster, house 41
Penn ave.
Donahue James, rem*d from city [ton
Donahue James, teamster, b. 172 Washing-
Donahue John, laborer, b. 861 Mlllbary
Donahue John, boot bottomer, 82 Austin, h.
8 So. Irving [mer
Donahue JohntC. vrireworker, bds. 6 Sam-
Donahue John F. painter, W. 4b N. li. R.
paint shop, b. 126 Bloomingdale
Donahue John J. laborer, h. 56 Gold
Donahue Maggie, envelope maker, bds. 21
Tremont
Donahue Mary, envelope maker, houso 21
Tremont
Donahue Maurice H. boot bottomer, 9
Barton place, boards 50 Qreen
Donahue Michael, boot treer, 60 King, house
182 Chandler
Donahue Michael, saloon, 7 Pond, h. do.
Donahue Michael, clerk, 84 Foster, hoa^e 16
Fox [h. 168 Washington
Donahue Mortimer J. burnisher, 68 High,
Donahue Patrick £. driver, h. 6 Summer
Donahue Richard, laborer, 207 Southbridge,
boards 82 Kansas
Donahue Robert, laborer, bds. 82 Kansas
Donahue Thomas A. hairdresser, 14 Wash-
ington sq. boards 170 Front
Donahue Thomas £. painter, W. & N. R. R.
paint shop, bds. 126 Bloomingdale
Donahue Thomas J. walchman, house 126
Bloomingdale
Donahue Timothy, gardener at J. S. Bal-
lard*s, house 404 Mi 11 bury
Donahue Timothy, machinist, 10 Harris ct.
boards at Saunders v Hie
Donahue, sec Donoghue, Donohoe, Dono-
hue and O'Donoghue [Mechanic
Donake John, cigar maker, 409 Main, b. 87
Donaldson John M. rem'd to Toronto, Can.
Donaldson Niles I. died Feb. 4, 1888, age 41
Donaldson Susan F. widow of Niles I. house
18 Larch
Donegan Augustine, cooper, Qulnsigamond
ave. cor. Lafayette [Fallon's sq.
Donelly Bridget, widow of James, boards 8
Donelsou Carl, wire worker, house 11 North
Ashland [ave. n. Catharine
Donelson John J. machinist, house £a.Htern
Donlan John, clerk, 15 Winter, boards 62
Green
Donnelly Bernard, laborer, house 2 Nashua
Donnelly James, laborer, house 6 Scott
Donnelly James, machinist, 110 Green, bds.
2 Fallon's sq.
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Donnelly John, laborer, h. 8 80. Irving
Donnelly John, laborer, b. 44 Thomas
Donnelly John, wire drawer, house 80 Ells-
worth [12 Meade
Donnelly John A. machinist, 178 Union, bds.
Donnelly John £. machinist, 83 N. Foster,
house 12 Winter
Donnelly Martin J. diemaker, 81 Mechanic,
hoQSe 9 Milk [Lafayette
Donnelly Mary, widow of John, house 26
Donnelly Michael, wire drawer, honse 145
Millbnry
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, h. 5 Prescott pi.
Donnelly Patrick H. machinist, 110 Oreen,
hoQse 12 Meade
Donnelly Peter F. machinist, 161 Union, b.
86 Lafayette
Donnelly Sarah, twister, bds. 12 Orompton
Donnelly Wm. laborer, house 157 Exchange
Donoghae Andrew, machinist, b. 9 Charles
Donoghoe Daniel, laborer, 62 Jackson, h. 11
Lodi
Donoghne Daniel, machinist, h. 24 Ward
Donoghae Florence, mason, house 15 Hill
DoDO^hoe Henry J. clerk, house 1 Patch
Donoghne Jettie, boxmaker, bds. 52 Main
Donoghae Nancy Mrs. house 9 Charles
Donoghne Patrick, laborer, Putnam lane,
boards 181 Shrewsbury
Donohoe Michael, laborer, house 1 Larkln
Donohue Catherine, widow of Thomas, h.
188 Shrewsbury
Donohue Charles, died Jan. 4, 1883
Donohue Florence, laborer, bds. 4 Beach
Donohue Hugh, laborer, b. 24 Bartlett pi.
Donohue Humphrey, engineer, 20 Manches-
ter, house 16 Assonet
Donohue Jeremiah, laborer, 14 Blooming-
dale, boards 4 Beach
Donohue John, laborer, boards Swan ct.
Donohue John M. laborer, bds. 187 Shrews-
bury X [Lodi
Donohue Julia, widow of Daniel, boards 11
Dooohue Mary, widow of Michael, house 9
Barclay
Donohue Maurice, boot bottomer, b. 50 Green
Donohue Michael, laborer, b. 64 Thomas
Donohue Patrick, laborer, b. 70 Shrewsbury
Donohue Patrick, laborer, h. 155 Millbnry
Donohue Patrick £. teamster, h. 6 Summer
Donohue Thomas, laborer, 48 Grafton, h.
162 Shrewsbury
Donohue Thomas, dyer, house 25 North
Donohue Timothy, laborer, W. & N. R. R.
engine house, boards 4 Beach
Donohue Timothy O. grocer, 177 Mechanic,
house 19 Tremont
Donohue William, polisher. Grove n. ceme-
tery, house 165 Salem
Donohue, see Donahue and O'Donoghue
Donovan Bartholomay F. painter, h. Burnett,
* Jamesvllle
Donovan Daniel, laborer, Groton
Donovan Daniel, laborer, h. HI E. Central
Donovan Daniel J. machinist, 161 Union,
boards 9 Charles [st. court
Donovan David, laborer, house 5 Mechanic
Donovan Dennis, laborer, h. 12 Br i den
Donovan Dennis, driver, Groton, house 65
Blackstone [Brlden
Donovan Dennis, jr. wire drawer, boards 12
Donovan Elbridge, machinist, 100 Prescott,
bds. 58 Grove [cott, bds. 87 do.
Donovan Ellsworth L. machinist, 100 Pres-
Donovan Henry S. foreman, h. Lakeside av.
Donovan James, foreman, 548 Southbrldge,
h. 11 Washburn
Donovan James, plasterer, h. 54 Oxford
Donovan James D. clergyman, h. 58 Grove
Donovan James O. woodworker, 100 Pres-
cott, house 87 do.
Donovan Jeremiah, house 78 Green
Donovan Jeremiah, boot bottomer, 103
Front, house 7 Columbia
Donovan Jeremiah, brakeman,. P. A W. R.
R. boards 18 Madison
Donovan Jeremiah, dyer, house 20 Camp
Donovan John, laborer, h. r. 17 Ellsworth
Donovan John, stonecutt.er, Crescent, house
19 Howard
Donovan John, foreman, bds. 81 Orchard
Donovan John A. boot bottomer, 108 Front,
house 8 Water
Donovan Joseph, brakeman, house 8 Burt
Donovan Margaret, finisher, h. 10 Southgate
Donovan Mary, boards 10 Southgate
Donovan Mary, boxmaker, b. 27 Bartlett pi.
Donovan Mary, widow of Jeremiah, b. r. 8S
Winter
Donovan Michael, carpenter, h. 81 Orchard
Donovan Patrick, sorter, 68 Washington sq.
house 15 Foundry
Donovan Patrick, teamster, 84 Prescott, b.
Summer near Belmont
Donovan Patrick T. baker, 166 Pleasant, b.
12 Brlden
Donovan Thomas, laborer, b. 15 Foundry
Donovan Thomas, laborer, boards 208 Me-
chanic
Donovan Timothy, laborer, h. 66 Norfolk
Donovan William, harness maker, 25 Ex-
change, boards 62 do.
Doody John J. wool sorter, Pakachoag MilU
boards 492 Southbrldge [Franklin
Doody Patrick, sawyer, 86 Central, house 59
Dooley Annie, domestic, 9 King
Doon James W. salesman, h. 191 Summer
Doon Thomas, carpenter, house 5 Beach
Doone Thomas, removed to Boston
Doran David, car inspector, house 2 Plum
Doran James H. machinist, Hammond near
R. R. boards 25 John
Doran Margaret, widow of Owen, boards
Leicester, V. F.
Doran Mary, widow of Neil, house 25 John
Doran Michael, wireworker, h. 18 Denny
Doran Michael E. polisher, 75 Beacon, b. 18
BIgelow [John
Doran Thomas F. machinist, 122 Gold, b. 25
Doran William, clerk, 800 Main, boards 25
John
Dor6 Israel, rem'd to Quebec, Can.
Dorman Albert B. printer, 25 Washington
square, house 17 Coral
Dorman Daniel W.. bookkeeper, boards 24
Bowdoin
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Dorman Frederick C. machluist, h. rear So.
Coart House
DormaD George, mason, house 14 Tremont
Dorman George, Jr. cutter, 162 Sonthbrldge,
house Bleeker near Orient
Dorman Henry £. machinist, bds. 208 Main
Dorman Lathrop, clerk, 27 Washington sq.
h. 24 Bowdoin
Dorman William A. cutter, 7 Washington
square, boards 14 Tremont
Dome Gilman A. carpenter, h. 18 Belmont
Dome Gilman £. rem'd to Laconia, N. H.
Domes Frederick L. hairdresser, 12 Sonth-
brldge, house 4 Jefferson
Domes Jacob, clerk, 14 Mechanic, bds. 122
Washington [low n. Clover
Dorr James, woolen goods manuf. h. Lad-
Dorrington John W. sashmaker, 196 Union,
h. 94 Piedmont [Fountain
Dorris John W. hairdresser, 218 Main, b. 57
Dorsay Bernard, laborer, b. 17 Prescott pi.
Dorsay Hugh, hostler, 2ft Elm, b. 19 Pres-
cott place
Dorsay James, wire drawer, h. ftft Market
Dorsay James, wlreworker, boards 19 Pres-
cott place
Dorsay Matthew, laborer, boards 180 Front
Dorsay Patrick, watchman, house 19 Pres-
cott place [Sackville cor. Byron
Dorsay Timothy, laborer, W. ^ N. R. B. h.
Dorsey James A. supt. Brassels, h. Lewis n.
Sonthbrldge
Dorsey John, laborer, house 95 £. Central
Dorsey Thomas F. wool sorter, Brussels,
b. Lewis n. Southbridge
Dostie Edward D. removed to (Gardner
Doty Henry, laborer, boards 80 Highland
Douaire Edward, painter, b. 115 Lamartine
Doufi:all Hutchinson, weaver, Brussels, b. 8
Chelsea
Dougans John, dyer, Brussels, h. 16 Wash-
burn [801 Cambridge
Dougans Matthew, foreman, Bmssels, house
Dougherty Bridget, widow of Martin, house
60 Ward
Dougherty B. Maria, milliner, b. 98 Park
Dougherty John, laborer, house 48 Gold
Dougherty John, grocer, Mlllbury cor. Ver-
non, Q. house do.
Dougherty John, laborer, house 66 Franklin
Dougherty John J. clerk, Mlllbury c. Ver-
non, Q. b. do. [26 SIgel
Dougherty Mary, widow of Patrick, house
Dougherty Michael, wire drawer, bds. 20
Briden
Dougherty Michael J. laborer, b. 60 Ward
Douglas John E. engineer, 42 Gardner, h.
11 do.
Douglas Julia A. attendant, Worcester Lu-
natic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Douglass C. Benjamin, removed to West-
port, N. T. [House, b. do.
Douglass Edgar S. bookkeeper, Bay State
Douglass Franklin P. clerk. Bay State
House, b. do. [So. Russell
Douglass George G. clerk, 10 Front, h. 14
Douglass Georgle C. Mrs. compositor, 11
Central Exchange, house 62 Exchange
Douglass James, driver, b. 204 Southbridge
Douglass Spencer H. hackmau, house 68
Exchange
Douty Benjamin F. (DotUy Jb Streeter), 891
Main, house 94 Elm
DOUTT A STREETEB (B. F. Dovty and
W» H. Slreeterjf Home sewing machines,
291 Main.— 506 p<ige 618
Dover Albert, boot bottomer, b. 74 Mlllbmy
Dow David, cigar maker, 409 Main, bds. 16
Mechanic [85 Salem
Dow Blwood W. clerk, 158 Sonthbrldge, h.
Dowd Andrew F. loommaker, 67 Jackson,
boards 45 Summer
Dowd Charles, machinist, 57 Jackson, hoose
45 Summer
Dowd Daniel L. gymnasium, 38 Pearl, h. do.
Dowd Domlnick, died July 29, 1883, age 52
Dowd James, weaver, 17 Southgate, b. 118
Canterbury [45 Summer
Dowd James J. lawyer, 877 Main, boards
Dowd John, mason, bds. 61 Sonthbrldge
Dowd John, removed to Boston
Dowd John, laborer, 159 Front, b. 36 Green
Dowd John J. rimmer, bds. 861 Mlllbujry
Dowd Kate Mrs. dressmaker, bds. 45 Pied-
mont
Dowd Martin, wire drawer, h. 34 Union av.
Dowd Mary, widow of Domlnick, house 361
Millbvry
Dowd Mary, widow of Michael, h. rear 85
Winter [Canterbury
Dowd Mary, widow of Michael, boards 118
Dowd Michael, died March 18, 1883, age 46
Dowd Michael, carpenter, h. 112 Canterbury
Dowd Patrick, boot treer, 619 Main, house
22 Lodl
Dowd Thomas, laborer, 34 Southbridge, b.
61 do. [bury
Dowd Thomas, wire drawer, h. 861 Mill-
Dowd Thomas A. clerk, 440 Main, house at
Mlllbury
Dowd Timothy, laborer, 317 Southbridge, h.
13 Larkln [13 Mason
Dowe Jennie E. T. widow of Wm. H. house
Dower John, bootfitter, 70 Winter, house 77
Austin [Green
Dower Patrick, boot treer, 60 King, h. 52
Dower Thomas, Uilor, 410 Main, house 10
Grosvenor
Dowley Darwin G. removed from city
Downes Andrew, harness maker, 20 Foster,
house 5 Columbia court
Downes Anna M. widow of Oscar, house 1
Elliott [Park
Downes Carrie M. boards Salem square cor.
Downes George G. machinist, 26 Salisbury,
b. 1 Elliott [b. 6 Columbia ct.
Downes James, harness maker, 20 Foster,
Downes Lizzie M. b. 1 Elliott
Downes Thomas A. shoe finisher, 10 Mul-
berry, house 8 Hudson
Downes Thomas H. harness maker, 18 Cur-
tis, house 7 Mill
Downes William E. painter, bds. 589^ Main
Downey Daniel, salesman, 412 Main, bds. 42
Piedmont
Downey John, laborer, house 18 Briden
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Downey John H. plQmber, 12 Waldo, bds.
Hall Dear Sonnyside
Downey Martin P. removed to Boston
Downey Mary, widow of James, house 42
Piedmont
Downey Michael, mason, house 50 Temple
Downey Michael, tinsmith, Brackett court,
honse Hall near Sunnyside
Downey William, painter, b. 42 Piedmont
Downey T. Francis, wood turner, 72 School,
boards Sunnyside [82 Salem
Downing Maurice J. tailor, 587 Main, bds.
Downing Willard L. clerk, 596 Main, bds. 48
Portland [R. I.
Downing William H. rem'd to Providence,
Downs Edwin E. rem*d to Saratoga, N. Y.
Downs J. Henry, machinist, 110 Green, bds.
67 Portland
Downs Loren N. removed to Lowell
Doyle Andrew, wire drawer, h. 21 Tremont
Doyle Anthony F. moulder, 149 Washington,
boards 5 Winter
Doyle Daniel, hostler, 12 Trumbull, boards
86 Temple [court
Doyle Daniel, laborer, boards 2 Columbia
Doyle Daniel, wire drawer, h. 20 Waverley
Doyle Dennis, hackman, h. 17 Blackstone
Doyle Dennis, moulder, 68 Washington sq.
boose 5 Winter
Doyle Edward J. teamster, b. 12 Lexington
Doyle Eliza J. weaver, h. 118 Southgate
Doyle Honor, widow of John, b. 157 Qrove
Doyle James, helper, B. & A. R. R. round
house, boards 14 Cherry
Doyle James, laborer, 91 Foster, house 88
Bridge [Winter
Doyle James J. clerk, 186 Front, boards 5
Doyle James J. melter, Hammond n. R. R.
honse 241 Pleasant [241 Pleasant
Doyle James J. Jr. printer, 195 Front, bds.
Doyle James N. boards 12 Lexington
Doyle James T. clerk, r. 29 Waldo, bds. 112
Washington [do.
Doyle Jeremiah, hostler, r. 15 Benefit, b. 81
Doyle Johanna, died April 25, 1888, age 88
Doyle John, driver, 817 Southbridge, house
158 Canterbury
Doyle John, truckman, 12 Lexington, h. do.
Doyle John, laborer, house 16 Worth
Doyle John, laborer, boards 22 Spruce
Doyle John, laborer, bds. 861 Millbury
Doyle John, painter, 186 Union, boards 2
Chandler ct. [Temple
Doyle John, hostler, 12 Trumbull, bds. 86
Doyle John, laborer, bds. Seward n. Wilson
Doyle Margaret, clerk, bds. 15i Plymouth
Doyle Margaret, widow of Thomas, h. 191
Cambridge
Doyle Mark H. hairdresser, 412 Southbridge,
h. 408 do. [house, h. 1 Boland ct.
Doyle Michael, laborer, B. & A. R. R. engine
Doyle Michael, Janitor, '240 Main, house 18
Tremont
Doyle Michael, boxmaker, 86 Central, h. 112
Washington [188 Exchange
Doyle Patrick, boxmaker, 167 Union, house
Doyle Patrick, wire drawer, house 41 Wash-
bum
Doyle Patrick, teamster, Millbury opposite
' Greenwood, bds. do.
Doyle Patrick, mason, boards 97 Water
Doyle Patrick, laborer, house 2 Chandler ct.
Doyle Patrick, laborer, house 86 Temple
Doyle Peter, saloon, 90 Millbury, house do.
Doyle William, laborer, house 45 North
Doyle Wm. J. hairdresser, 807 Main, boards
58 Front [bds. 57 Temple
Doyle William J. screwmaker, 75 Beacon,
Drake Arthur, organ tuner, 19 Union, bds.
54 Grove
DRAKE AZEL H. carpenter and con-
tractor, 212 Austin, h. do. — Seepage 589
Drake Daniel, wheelwright, 29 Cypress, b.
84 Irving [h. 8 Bellevue
Drake Jeremiah W. salesman, 18 Mechanic,
Drake William £. driver, 117 Main, house 5
Concord
DRAPER CHARLES H. truckman, 228
Main, h. rear 80 Lincoln.— ^See page 570
DRAPER JAMES) nurseryman, and cement
pipe manuf. Plantation n. Bloomingdale,
house do. — See page 618
Draper Lizzie A. Mrs. bookkeeper, 107 Front,
bds. 55 Myrtle [bds. n. do.
Dreghom Andrew, spinner at Jamesville,
Drennan James M. deputy sheriff, 6 P. O.
block, house 115 Austin
Drennan John B. asst. pastor St. Anne's
Church, boards 112 Shrewsbury
Drennan Martin J. teamster, 14 Blooming-
dale, house 98 Grafton
Drennan Patrick, laborer, house 4 Nashua
Dresser Albert J. photographer, 826 Main,
h. 158 Summer [house do.
Dresser Nellie F. Mrs. dressmaker, 1 Crown,
Dresser Rebecca B. removed to Barre
DREW. ALLIS ft CO. r^- C. Drew and
O, 8» Alliajj directory publishers. Direc-
tory Office, 452 Main. — See front coVd p.
Drew Charles C. (Drete, AllU & Co.), 452
Main, boards 29 Harvard
Drew Charles W. carpenter, h. 168 Chandler
Drew Elizabeth, widow, boards 275 Pleasant
Drew Jerry E. hostler, 5 Fruit, bds. 4 Seaver
Drew John G. clerk, 290 Main, b. 5 Walnut
Drew Lewis, yeast, 85 Hermon, house do.
Drew , armorer, boards 607 Main
Driscoll Alonzo M. news depot, 78i Front,
house 76 do.
Driscoll Annie, dressmaker, b. 27 Chatham
Driscoll Charles P. clerk, 180 Front, b. 76 do.
Driscoll Florence, laborer, h. 1 Foley's ct.
Driscoll Jeremiah, wlreworker, boards 8
Lin wood place [47 do.
Driscoll John, weaver, 17 Southgate, bds.
Driscoll John D. moulder, 77 Foster, house
114 Mechanic [114 do.
Driscoll Mary Mrs. saloon, 112 Mechanic, h.
Driscoll Michael, dyer, boards Grove near
Salisbury pond
Driscoll Michael J. cutter, 7 Washington sq.
b. 24 Church
Driscoll Wm. painter, 626 Main, b. 28 Austin
Driscoll, see O'Driscoll
Drisko W. Bentley, removed from city
Drohan Frank, laborer, house 79 Market
GEO. F. DINSMORE,
JPharmaeist*
Basences, Extracts, Celluloid Truaaea and
Abdominal Supportera, 41 JPAJfK STBJBJBT.
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126
WORCESTER [D] l>IBEOTOBY.
Drohan Hannora, widow of Nicholas, house
15 Beach [at Millbary
Drohan John, laborer, 100 Fresco tt, house
DrohaD Johu, laborer^ house 182 Lamartine
Drohan Margaret, widow of Walter, house
61 Winter [Lovell court
Drohan Martin, fireman, 196 Union, house 12
Drohan Martin J. salesman, 480 Main, bds.
12 Lovell court [81 Market
Drohan Michael, laborer, 84 Prescott, bds.
Drohan Nicholas J. rem*d to Montreal, Can.
Drohan Patricia, laborer, bds. 51 Winter
Drohan Patrick, laborer, house 79 Market
Drohan Thomas, laborer, house 81 Market
Drohan Thomas, 2d, laborer, h. 14 South
Irving [Lamartine, h. 17 Ash
Drohan Walter N. policeman. Station 2,
Druoney Patrick, mason, house Shrewsbury
near Walte
Drown Emma L. stitcher, bds. 209 Main
Drown Rosa A. stitcher, boards 209 Main
Drown Sylvanla A. died Mar. 28, 1888, age 58
Drugan Charles, laborer, 25 Union, house 15
Conlln court [8 Brown
Drugan Matthew W. clerk, 8 Trumbull, h.
Drum Frank, sashmaker, bds. 84 Portland
Drury Admon C. sawyer, 5 Sargent, house
8 Dudley place
Drury Austin C. teamster, house Plantation
n. Division
Drury Charles B. died Jan. 12, 1888, age 82
Drury Edson A. foreman, 199 Front, house
85 Clifton
Drury Elizabeth, nurse, City Hospital, b. do.
Drury Ella L. bookkeeper, 492 Main, boards
55 Kingsbury [Chandler
Drury Enoch P. printer, 892 Main, house 88
Drury Ephralm L. died August 16, 1888
Drury Frank H. civil engineer, b. 4 Denny
Drury Fred. L. woodworker, 9 May, boards
25 May wood [h. 16 Hancock
Drury Geo. W. reed-board maker, 25 Union,
Drury LeanderM. boarding-house, 66 Front,
house do.
DRURY LTMAN, subscription books. 460
Main, house 5 Kingsbury.— ^66 pa^6 492
Drury Maria H. widow of Ephralm L. house
4 Denny [57 Myrtle
Drury Marshall L. painter, 12 Austin, house
Drury Mary, widow of Alvah, b. 88 Chandler
Drury Michael, removed to Northboro*
Drury Owen, steamfltter, 198 Front, house
85 Ellsworth [23 Benefit
Drury Thomas A. machinist, 90 Gold, house
Drury Willard B. house 548 Main
Drury Willard £. machinist, b. 94 Piedmont
Drury Wm. A. organ maker, 17 Hermon, h.
25 Maywood [Main, h. 4 Ripley
Drury Wm. H. (Jerome Marble <fc Co.;, 440
Dryden George, machinist, house 28 Glen
Dryden George W. machinist, h. 23 Glen
Dryden Martin F. engineer, Putnam lane, h.
89 Shelby [Langdon
Dube Mary, widow of Antoine, house 9
Dubois Edmund, laborer, r. 25 Hermon, h.
11 Meade
Dubois Emlle, painter, house 9 Langdon
Dubois Jennie, boards 1 Meade
Dubois Joseph, laborer, 82 Green, house
42 Franklin
Dubois Mary, boards 1 Meade
Dubois Oscar, carpenter, h. 1 ftf eade
Dubois Zotlque, boot bottomer, S^ Doug-
las, house do.
Dubreull Freeland, polisher, 170 Meclianlc,
boards 19 Sycamore
Dubreuil George A. clerk, B., B. & 6. B. R.,
Union depot, b. 20 Clinton
Dubreuil Louis (Dubreuil <ft FontaineJt 4
Langdon, house 184 Washington
Dubreuil & Fontaine (L, Dubreuil and P.
Fontaine J, bakers, 4 Langdon
Dubuc Rosanna Mrs. removed to Canada
DuCett Edward, quarryman, h. Belmont n.
Bell pond [^5 Fulton
DeCett Frank H. carpenter, 81 Central, h.
Ducey Thomas, laborer, h. 12 Nashna
Duchalneau Joseph, mason, h. 9 Langdon
Duckworth Clara S. widow of John C. li-
60 Woodland [Milton n. Northvllle
Duckworth Richard, machinist, 7S School, h.
Duclos Edward J. hairdresser, 807 Main, b.
188 Washington [Mechanic
Duclos Victoria Mrs. dressmaker, bds. 47
Duclots Charles, stonecutter, b. 188 Wash-
ington
Duclots John, house 188 Washington
Ducy John, removed to Boston
Dudley Charles E. foreman, Norcross Bros.
10 East Worcester, h. 3 Dudley pi.
Dudley Geo. F. foreman, 94 Grove, h. 8 Otis
Dudley Mary B. teacher, Ledge st. school,
b. 8 Otis [fit ct.
Dudley Preston C. woodworker, b. 7 Bene-
Dudley Sidney B. janitor, house 7 Benefit ct.
Dufault Augustln, shoemaker, 82 Austin, b.
116 Lamartine [tal, Belmont, bds. do.
Duff Maggie, attendant, Wor. Lunatic Hospi-
Duffy Catharine, widow of Michael, boarids
180 Washington [b. 126 Front
Dufly Edward, moulder, 68 Washington sq.
Duffy Edward B. helper, 95 Thomas, bds.
45 Hanover
Duffy Francis, laborer, B., B. & G. R. B.
freight house, bds. 81 Summer
Duffy James, dyer, 110 Grove, h. 45 Hanover
Dufl^^ John, machinist, 95 Thomas, boards
45 Hanover [Eaton pi.
Duffy John, boot treer, 82 Austin, house 16
Duffy Margaret, widow of Peter, house 12
Douglas [Temple
Duffy Margaret, widow of Thomas, house 41
Duffy Michael, blacksmith, 195 Sonthbridge,
h. 20 Lunelle
Duffy Michael J. wlreworker, b. 41 Temple
Duffy Michael J. machinist, b. 12 Douglas
Duffy William A. wlreworker, b. 41 Temple
Dufrane Dennis, driver, Oakland, Barnard-
vUle, b. do.
Dufrane Leander, shoemaker, h. 57 Chandler
Duft-ene Joseph, laborer, house 61 Orient
DufVene Oliver, house 8 Ascension
Dufresne Joseph, plpemaker at James Dra-
per's, h. 6 Norfolk ct.
Dugal Ernest, removed ttom city
Dugar Alvln A. cutter, house 574 Main
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127
Dagnrd Thomas, weaver, Bnissels, house 6
Cheever
Dugard W. George, weaver, b. 8 Cheever
Daggran CorDelios W. moalder, 65 Jackson,
house 170 Washington
Daggan Daniel, boot bottomer, 7 Wash-
ington sq. h. 57 Temple
Dnggan Dennis W. boiler maker, 51 Qreen,
boards at Mfllbnry [bridge
Daggan John, laborer, house 403 South-
Daggan John, compositor, 8 Maple, boards
IMedmont n. Austin
Dnggan John, laborer, boards 19 Carbon
Dng^an John, laborer, bds. 1 Woodward ct.
l>ogff&n Marcns, boot bottomer, 82 Aastin,
h. 186 Shrewsbury [65 Thomas
Dnggan Thomas, laborer, Pntnam lane, b.
Duggan Timothy, janitor, 43 Park, h. 59
Piedmont
Duggan Walter H. machinist, 180 Gold, h.
192 Sonthbridge [boards do.
Dnggan William H. grocer, 192 Sonthbridge,
Duham Joseph, removed to Oakland, Cal.
Duignan John, driver, 82 Green, honse 8
Seymore [86 Green
Dui^i^naii John C. clerk, 512 Main, boards
Duke Isaac N. machinist, 75 Beacon, house
7 Mt. Pleasant
Duke Philip, laborer, house 861 Mlllbnry
Dulligan James, wire drawer, Pitt, house 1
Ellsworth
DumalDc Alfred, painter, b. 5 Lunelle
Dumas Barney, laborer, Hope Cemetery, h.
Oakland, Barnardville
Dumas Edward, painter, 18 Madison, bds.
Mechanic cor. Carlton
Dumas Frank, polisher, 81 Hermon, house
50 Madison
Dumas Gilbert, bootmaker, 619 Main, house
at Auburn [at Auburn
Dumas Octave £. moulder, r. 25 Hermon, b.
Dnmas, see Demers
Dumonte Samuel, bootmaker, 11 Water, h.
865 Park ave. [894 Sonthbridge
Dumphe Charles H. chair bottomer, boards
Dumphe Ellen M. widow of Elijah, h. 894
Soutbbridge [bridge
Dumphe William E. laborer, h. 894 South-
Dunbar Albert B. clerk, 48 Thomas, b. 43 do.
Dunbar A. M. moulder, 77 Foster
Dunbar Edward H. watchmaker, 528 Main,
h. 1 01 Chandler Newport
Dunbar Emma L. music teacher, bds. 8
Donbar Mary, widow of John, h. 25 Winter
Duncalf John, machinist, 110 Green, bds. 97
Water [Melrose
Duncan Andrew J. cooper, honse Lincoln n.
Dimcan Charles H. farmer, boards Lincoln
near Melrose
Dancan Eliza Mrs. house 8 Goulding [ford
Duncan Frank B. clerk, 566 Main, b. 84 Ox-
DUNGAN, GOODELL ft GO. ( H. P. Dun-
can and J, B, Qoodell), hardware, cut-
lery and mechanics' tools, 404 Main.—
8«e page 601
Dimcan Harlan P. (Duncan^ Qoodell & Co.),
404 Main, house 84 Oxford
I^pcan Patrick, laborer, house 7 Camp
Duncan Wendell P. shipper, 26 Sonthbridge,
boards 12 Chandler [Goulding
Duncan William, machinist, 178 Union, h. 8
Duncan William H. E. foreman, 85 Union,
bds. Lincoln n. Melrose [Gold st. ct.
Dunford Patrick, laborer, 82 Green, h. 25
Dunham Edward M. iceman, h. 16U Grove
Dunham Frank J. rem*d to Saratoga, N. T.
Dunham Harford P. farmer, b. Plantation
n. Division
Dunham William L. painter, h. r. 8 Spring
Dunkerton Charles B. blacksmith, Burnside
court, house 141 Austin
Dunkerton Joseph H. blacksmith, Burnside
court, bds. 85 Hermon [188 do.
Dunlap John, laborer, 207 Sonthbridge, bds.
Dunlap Richard C. Mrs. ladies' furnishing
goods, 276 Main, h. do.
Dunlavy James, machinist, h. 4 Sigel
Dunlavy John, laborer, Putnam lane, bds.
Hunt n. Shrewsbury [183 do.
Dunlavy John, laborer, 207 Sonthbridge, b.
Dunlavy Mary, widow of Jeremiah, house
178 Shrewsbury [bury
Dunlavy Timothy, laborer, h. 171 Shrews-
Dunn Ann, boarding-house, 94 Portland
Dunn Daniel, laborer, 82 Green, h. 20 Har-
rison [Columbia
Dunn Edward, machinist, 57 Jackson, h. 7
Dunn Edward F. clerk, boards, 59 Temple
Dunn Frank E. plumber, 51 Main, bds. 96
Portland [h. 85 Orange
Dunn George W. pattern maker, 28 Hermon,
Dunn Irving A. milkman, h. 1 Hall
Dunn James, house 59 Temple
Dunn James, laborer, 317 Southbridge, h.
83 Lamartine [Camp
Dunn James, shoemaker, 11 Winter, b. 6
Dunn James, jr. machinist, bds. 59 Temple
DUNX JAMES D. furniture and house-
ftimlshlng goods. 42 Lamartine, house
40 do.—See page 615
Dunn James H. boot finisher, h. 82 Orient
Dunn James J. plumber, house 124 Salem
Dunn Johanna, housekeeper, h. 7 Columbia
Dunn John A. foreman, B. & A. R. R. car
service, house 11 Spruce [Park
Dunn John H. laborer, 139 Front, h. r. 49
Dunn John M. machinist, 77 Foster, h. 105
Millbury [105 Millbury
Dunn John M. jr. machinist, 110 Green, b.
Dunn John R. cutter, 7 Washington sq. h. 37
East Worcester
Dunn Kate, nurse, boards 14 Millbury
Dunn Luke, laborer, house 86 Ward
Dunn Margaret, widow of Michael, house
14 Millbury
Dunn Mark, laborer, h. r. 212 Southbridge
Dunn Mary A. house 87 E. Worcester
Dunn Michael, laborer, h. 212 Southbridge
Dunn Michael, died Nov. 26, 1882, age 58
Dunn Michael, machinist, 57 Jackson, h. r.
196 Southbridge
Dunn Peter, tailor, bds. 79 Main
Dunn Robert, carpenter, house 1 Wyman
Dunn Robinson P. Mrs. boards 21 Chestnut
Dunn Stephen D. machinist, 125 Gold, bds.
14 Millbury
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, '*'*''""'' '"'''*rft?/S^jSf«^rrir:*^?«i««.5.
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WORCESTER [D] DIRECTORY.
Dunn Susannah, widow of Franklin, bds. 1
Hall
Dunn Timothy, weaver, Brussels, h. 112
Sonthgate [7 Columbia
Dunn William H. wlreworker, 20 Union, b.
Dunn William J. carter, 91 Foster, house 28
Millbury
Dunn William J. clerk, b. 94 Portland
Dunn William J. rem'd to New York
Dunnell Horace L. woodworker, 100 Pres-
cott, h. at Millbury
Dunphy Robert, blacksmith, Bridge c
Foster, house 2 Fallon's sq.
Dunsmore Andrew M. rem'd to Brimfleld
Dunster Ellen Mrs. dressmaker, h. 1 1 Camp
Dunster John, rem'd to New York city
Dunster Michael W. solecutter, 60 King, h.
1 1 Camp [ 1 4 Lovell ct.
Dunster William, carpenter, 84 Prescott, h.
Dunton Ann 8. teacher, Woodland street
school, b. 4 Sycamore [b. 80 Myrtle
Dunton Benjamin A. wlreworker, 85 Union,
Dunton Charles H. paperhanger, 100 Front,
h. Shrewsbury near Putnam lane
Dunton Frank £. machinist, h. 207 Chandler
Dunton James M. clerk, 817 Main, h. 27 Haw-
ley
Dupont Albert, bricklayer, h. 15 Lafayette
Dupont Augustus, stonecutter, boards 26
Lafayette [Lafayette
Dupont Clement, stonecutter, house 26
Dupont Margaret, rem'd from city
Dupre Alexander P. truckman, house 55 Wall
Dupr6 Alfred, stair builder, 22 Cypress, h.
Park av. n. Pleasant [84 Richland
Dupre Alfred, wood moulder, 17 Hermon h.
Dupr6 Francis, bricklayer, bds. 98 Bloom-
ingdale
Dnpr6 Frank, boot bottomer, 9 Barton pi.
h. 9 Wood sq.
Dupr6 Joseph, laborer, house 7 Ascension
Dupre Joseph, tailor, li. 10 Gold st. ct.
Dnprey Clement, hairdrettser, 81 Laroartine
c. Langdon, boards 90 Lamartine
Duprey Joseph, bootmaker, house 90 Laro-
artluo [house 66 Thomas
Duprey Joseph, clerk, 27 Washington sq.
Duprey Joseph T. baggage master, B., B. ft
6. R. R. house 57 Mechanic
Duprey Leon, hairdresser, 81 Lamartine c.
Langdon, b. 90 Lamartine
Duprey Rosanna, clerk, b. 82 Harrison
Duprey William, painter, 18 Madison, house
49 Austin
Dupuis Alphonzo, carpenter, h. 265 Park av.
Dupuis C. Eugene, carpenter, h. Dwight
Dupuis Gaspard, machinist, h. 6 Douglas
Dupuis Julius H. blacksmith, 57 Jackson, h.
Millbury av. n. Blithewood
Duquet Frank, laborer, h. Lovell n. Coes sq.
Dnquet Israel, laborer, 18 Coes, h. 58 Lake
Duquet Joseph, wlreworker, boards Lovell
near Maynard [Carlton
Duquette Emma Mrs. boarding-house, 8
Duquette Louis, removed fVom city [b. do.
Durant Fred. A. clerk. United States Hotel,
Duraway Chas. J. hostler, b. 22^ Pleasant
Durfee Benjamiu, engineer, house 45 Irving
Durfee Frank B. clerk. First Nat. Bank, 410
Main, boards 45 Irving [n. Sammlt
Durfee Wilbur H. bootmaker, bda. Brooks
Durgln Thomas S. pattern naaker, 66 Jack-
son, h. 11 Queen [Academy, bds. do.
Darkee Elsie, matron, Highland Military
Durkee Frank L. salesman (at ProTidence,
R. I.), l^ouse 87 Chandler
Darkee Jerry N. carpenter, b. 8 Blossom [do.
Durkee Orln P. student. Wore Academy, b.
Durkin Miles, laborer, b. 9 Bedding ct.
Durkln Patrick H. salesman, hoase 88 Union
Durning Abbie, nurse, City Hospital, b. do.
Duming Hugh C. machinist, 75 Beacon, b.
53 Irving [sq. house 58 Irving
Duming William, moulder, 63 Washington
Duruing William, Jr. machinist, 75 Beacon,
boards 58 Irving
Durocher Mary, tailoress, boards 21 Spring
Durrell Joseph B. wlreworker, h. 84 Grove
Dusenbury Joseph, machinist, 18 Coes, h. 8
Stafford [Can.
Dussault Henry, removed to St. Hjacinthe,
Dussault Hyacinthe, shoe bottomer. 68
High, house 98 Lamartine
Dustin Lydia £. Mrs. house Mlllbory a v. n.
Harrington [h. 15 Laurel
Dutton (George H. provisions, 61 Hanover,
Dutton Sarah L. widow of Solomon H. h.
18 Chatham st. pi. [do.
Duval Louis N. collector, 476 Main, b. 115
Duval Thomas, laborer, boards 123 Thomas
Dwight Elizabeth H. widow of Simeon, h.
80 Pleasant [shop, bds. 103 Thomas
Dwight Geo. foreman, W. & N. R. R. repair
Dwyer Anthony, student, b. 9 Harlem
Dwyer Catharine, widow of John, house 54
Oxford
Dwyer Daniel J. removed fi*om city
Dwyer Edward, died Nov. 9, 1883, age 52
Dwyer Edward, marble worker, b. 169 Orove
Dwyer Ella L. principal Oxford st. school,
boards 83 William
Dwyer James, boot crimper, bds. 13 Foundry
Dwyer James, laborer, house 9 Harlem
Dwyer James, supt. 186 Union, house 99
Salem [r. 72 Cambridge
Dwyer James H. machinist, 23 Webster, b.
Dwyer John, laborer, house 26 Sargent
Dwyer John, removed flrom city
Dwyer John, clerk, 39 Washington sq. bds.
9 Harlem [sq. b. 132 Front
Dwyer Michael, boot turner, 7 Washington
Dwyer Michael, laborer, h. 74 Market
Dwyer Patrick, boot bottomer, 7 Washing-
ton sq. house 13 Foundry
Dwyer Patrick H. painter, h. 41 Fountain
Dwyer Peter, laborer, 63 Washington sq. b.
25 Winter
Dwyer Thomas, house 4 Chandler ct.
Dwyer Thomas, laborer, house 17 Foundry
Dwyer Thomas F. painter, 18 Madison, h. 8
Winslow
Dybeck A. Frederick, sinker, h. Perry
Dybeck Charles A. engineer, house Perry
Dybeck John 0. blacksmith, house Perry
Dyer Bartholomew, boot sider, 154 Front,
boards 123 Washington
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W0BGB8TER [E] DIRECTORY.
129
Dyer CaWIn, derk, hoase 9 John
Dyer Charles F. cooper, hoDse Marshall n.
Wilson [Foster, bds. 8ft8 Main
Dyer Charles J., Qlasgo Thread Co., 82
I^er Charles I. porter, 10 Front, h. 8 Howe
Dyer Clinton M. insurance agent, 852 Main,
hoaae 858 do.
Dyer Sdward F. painter, 21 Qralton, h. 28
Union aTe. [Ashland
Dyer Eliaahetb, widow of Ira, house UN.
Dyer James, mason, house 28 Union ave.
Dyer James, waiter, 809 Main, b. 811 do.
Dyer James F. painter, 15 Union, boards 28
Union are. [Millbury
Dyer John, operator, 80 Shrewsbury, h. 20
Dyer John, tailor, 509 Main, h. 5 Union ave.
Dyer John P. leather cutter, 1 1 Water, b. 20
MiUbuiy [Lily
Dyer Joseph E. laborer, 454 Main, house 5
Dyer Martha, widow of Samuel, boards 60
Mechanic
Dyer Martin J. cutter, 68 High, b. 101 Green
Dyer Michael J. clerk, 85 Washington sq.
house 4 Union ay.
Dyer Oliver H. blacksmith, 18 Goes, h. 4 do.
Dyer Patrick, boot slder, h. r. 128 Washing-
ton
Dyer Sybil A. Mrs. house 7 Lily
Dyer William U. blacking, house 80 Dewey
Dyson Joseph, piper, b. Millbury opp. Steb-
bins [h. 1 Stafford
Dyson Joseph M. state inspector, City Hall,
Baqak John, bootmaker, h. 21 Blossom
Eagan John, gardener, house 8 Water
Eagan Morris, hostler, h. rear 59 Blackstone
Eagan Thomas F. machinist, 72 School, h.
20 Waverley
Eager Abbie E. widow of Oeorge L. house
81 Summer [h. 22 Trumbull
Eager Ellwood M. engineer, rear 155 Front,
Eager Elmer E. cutter, rear 155 Front, bds.
22 Trumbull
Eager John, laborer, h. 94^ Shrewsbury
Eager Oliver M. machinist, 110 Qreen, bds.
22 Trumbull [Trumbull
Eager Perils, widow of Stephen, house 22
Eaklns John, drlvKr, boards 186 Main
Earoes Arista R. organ tuner, 9 May, h. 17j|
Benefit [248 Pleasant, h. do.
Eames Arthur A. (Benjamin JSames i Oo.Jf
Karnes Benjamin & Co. CA. A, Eamea)^ gro-
cers, 248 Pleasant, h. at North Reading
Earoes Benjamin W. cutter, h. 15 Tirrell
Eames Bertie W. clerk, 841 plain, boards
Plantation near Hale
Barnes David W. hostler, 50 Pearl, b. 4 Dlz
EAMES D. H. & CO. clothing, 427 Main
cor. Front, boards Bay State House. —
See hack cover [Maple pi.
Barnes Frank E. clerk, 517 Main, boards 2
Barnes George P. hackman, h. 9 Bellevne
Barnes George W. farmer, h. Gteendale ave.
Barnes G. Wilbur, machinist, 26 Salisbury,
h. 37 Highland [Mountain
Bames Luther R. farmer, house Rice near
Barnes Valdo W. farmer, boards Rice near
Mountain
Eames William, driver, 110 <}rove, bds. 11
Gardner [n. W. & N. R. B.
Eames William, former, h. West Boylston
Eames Wm. F. foreman, 8 Norwich, house
Plantation near Hale
Earl Amos B. stable, rear 72 Mechanic, h.
5 Mason [Shelby
Earl Wm. W. machinist, 25 Union, house 86
Earle Ada J. boxmaker, boards 15 Denny
Earle Ann B. widow of Edward, house 40
Summer [b. Lincoln House
Earle Antipas F. deputy Jailer, 116 Summer,
Earle Caroline C. Mrs. trustee T. K. Earle
Manuf. Co. 66 Grafton, bouse Edward
cor. Reservoir [88 Summer
Earle Charles G. machinist, 26 Salisbury, h.
Earle Charles M. rem'd to New York city
Earle Charles S. cutter, 9 Barton place, h.
15 Denny
Earle Charlotte G. widow of George, bds.
18 Wachusett [h. 108 Park
Earle Clark^ carpenter, 10 East Worcester,
Earle David M. deputy sheriff, h. 14 Lincoln
square [son, h. 21 Woodland
Earle Enoch (P, Blaieaell dt Co.Jt 62 Jack-
Earle George W. clerk, 12 Lincoln sq. bds.
14 do. [Home
Earle Harriet C. widow of Thomas, house 8
Earle Henry C. machinist, 195 Front, bds.
Ararat near Brooks
Earle Joel, wireworker, bds. 87 Summer
Earle Lavlna E. Mrs. house 15 Denny
Earle Morris, student, bds. 21 Edward
Earle Myron A. machinist, 199 Chandler, h.
Piedmont place
Earle Ralph, gardener, 17 Oread, bds. do.
Earle Sarah B. widow of Oliver K. house 21
Edward
EARLE STEPHEN G. architect, 492 Main,
house 22 Kendall.~i96s page 504
Earle Thomas, cardmaker, bds. 8 Home
EARLE T. K. MANUFACTURING CO.
card clothing manufacturers, 66 Grafton.
— See page 622 [Lincoln sq.
Earle Walter H. clerk, 26 Shrewsbury, b. 14
EARLE WM H. seeds and agricultural
tools, 2, 4 and 6 Washington sq. house
1 Sunny side. — Seepage 556
Earle William W. machinist, 25 Union,
house 86 Shelby
Earle & Prew's Express, 18 Mechanic
Barley Michael, rem'd to Manchester, N. H.
Earley Thomas A. removed f^om city
Early Catharine, nurse, bds. 18 Plymouth
Early Frank, wireworker, bds. 115 Main
Early James, helper, W. & N. R. R. repair
shop, house 19 Gold st. ct.
Early James, grocer, 99 Park, h. 16 Vernon
Early James, moulder, house 49 North
Early John E. manager, 118 Main, bds. do.
Early Mary, widow of Patrick, h. 6 Charles
Early Michael, moulder, house 66 Union
Early Patrick, laborer, house 21 Briden
Early Patrick F. bottler, r. 29 Waldo, h.
8 Boylston ct.
Early Patrick H. wireworker, hoase Cham-
berlain ct. [Main, h. do.
Eastman Addle A. Mrs. dressmaker, 460
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Eastman Alphonso, shoe sorter, 68 High, h.
20 Merrick
EASTMAN CHABLE8 H. copyist, collec-
tor and laborer, boards 4 CllntoD coart.
— Seepage 686
Eastmnn Charles W. died Nov. 18, 1888, age
28 [Chatham
Eastman Eliza F. Mrs. nurse, boards 8
Eastman James C. painter, h. 8 Hudson ct.
Eastman Jeremiah, boards 75 Summer
Eastman J. Austin, teamster, 440 Main, h.
75 Summer [Southbridgc
Eastman Mary A. widow of Peter, bds. 565
Eastman Moses L. removed to California
Eastman True, machinist, 100 Prescott, bds.
80 Lincoln [h. at Boston
Easton Fergus A. news depot, 8 P. O. block,
Easton William B. removed to Holyoke
Eathington Frank, removed from city
Eaton Amos M. house 807 Main [Harrison
Eaton A. Jones, real estate, 410 Main, h. 71
Eaton Charles B. & Co. paper warehouse,
505 Main, bds. 695 do.
Eaton Charles S. carpenter, h. 10 Hudson
Eaton Edward H. policeman, City Hall, bds.
Waverly House
Eaton Ella, dressmaker, bds. 48 Wellington
Eaton Fred. C. at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do. [n. Grafton
Eaton George S. laborer, boards Harrington
Eaton Hollis, manager for Wm. Eaton, h.
Bloom ingdale near Plantation [place
Eaton James, cutter, 108 Front, h. 8 Union
Eaton James, machinist, 110 Green, house 6
Millbury
Eaton James H. machinist, 11 Cypress, bds.
Alvarado avenue near W. & S. R. R.
Eaton Jefferson, painter, 26 Salisbury, house
19 Hawley [5 Chandler st. ct.
Eaton John H. machinist, 84 Prescott, house
Eaton Lcander, watchmaker, 568 Main, h.
582 do.
Eaton Martha A. clerk, 76 Portland, b. do.
Eaton Mary, clerk, boards 184 Main
Eaton Mary, tailoress, bds. 665 Southbridge
Eaton Mary, widow of James, boards 24 So.
Irving [bds. 76 Portland
Eaton Mary S. teacher. Ash street school,
Eaton Rodney W. died Feb. 8, 1888. age 69
Eaton Sally F. widow of Thomas B. house
18 Crown
Eaton Sarah C. bds. 184 Main [2 Crescent
Eaton Sarah L. widow of Rodney W. house
Eaton Thomas E. N. professor, Free Insti-
tute, house 26 Boynton
EATON WILLIAM, brick manuf. Bloom-
ingdale near Ascension, house Planta-
tion near B. & A. B. R. — See page 59S
Eaton William N. 410 Main, bds. 22 Lincoln
square
Ebbitts William H. H. hallman. Bay State
House, h. 41 Abbott [88 Harrison
Eccles Robert M. foreman, 110 Green, house
Eccles William P. machinist, h. 88 Richland
Eddy Charles H. clerk, boards 7 Ashland
Eddy Charles R. machinist, h. 60 Orchard
Eddy Charles R. bookkeeper, Hammond n.
R. R. bds. 42 Chatham
Eddy Eliza N. widow of Levi, house 160
Southbridge
Eddy Frank F. clerk, 817 Main, b. 7 Ashland
Eddy Frank N. grocer, 154 Chandler, house
15 Bellevue
Eddy Frank W. mason, boards 24 Portland
Eddy Henry, farmer, house Fowler cor. Mill
Eddy Henry W. carpenter, 8 Norwich, house
7 Ashland [House
Eddy Joseph, clerk, 817 Main, bds. Waverly
Eddy Lorin, foreman, 196 Union, bouse Ilk
Benefit
Eddy Lucy >f . boards 28 King
Eddy Walter E. removed to Taunton
Eddy Wm. H. machinist, 81 Exchange, b. 6
Orange [8 Agawam
Eddy Williain J. bookkeeper, 1 Goes sq. h.
Edgecomb Samuel M. bookkeeper, 157 Sum-
mer, house 27 Shelby
Edgerly Parker M. removed iVom city
Edgerton Almon, sashmaker, 171 Union, b.
44 Trumbull
Edgren Andrus, laborer, house 68 Ward
Edmands Mary F. widow of Chauncy, house
582 Main [at Cherry Valley
Edmunds Arthur L. packer, 1 1 Water, bds.
Edson Frank B. weaver. Mill near Chandler,
house Pleasant near Chandler
Edson J. E. engineer, W. & N. R. R. boards
8 Portland place
Edson Robert C. foreman, 48 Thomas, b. do.
Edstrom Axel M. wire worker, bds. Illinois
Edward Marie Sister, removed to Montreal,
Canada [14 CarroU
Edwards Alfired, hostler, 41 Foster, house
Edwards Charles M. clerk, 110 Green, bds.
21 Houghton [r. 27 Liberty
Edwards Daniel, painter, 62 Jackson, bouse
Edwards Ella M. boards 7 Buifbm [688 do.
Edwards Frank P. engineer, 619 Main, bds.
Edwards Frederick C. engineer, 50 Lagrange,
house 27 Mason [Clinton court
Edwards Frederick C. jr. engineer, house 2
Edwards John L. painter, house 20 Arch
Edwards Joseph H. machinist, b. 87 Portland
Edwards Robert, helper, bds. 5 Parlin place
Edwards Robert B. engineer, h. 5 Orchard
Edwards Robert J. waiter, 809 Main, boards
2 Hinds court
Edwards Rose E. boards 78 May
Edwards Samuel J. cabinetmaker, 7 Eaton
place, bds. 20 Arch [285 Pleasant
Edwards Vashti M. widow of Michael R. h.
Edwards William, laborer, h. 81 Liberty
Edwards William, laborer, b. 5 Parlin place
Edwards Wm. A. clerk, 624 Main, house U
Denny [Washington sq.
Egan Daniel, laborer, 51 Green, boards 49
Eger Emil, shoemaker, 8 Pleasant, b. 224 do.
Eggleston Flora Mrs. dressmaker, 618 Main,
house do. [Winter
Egleston Bridget, widow of John, house 28
Eidt Henry, shoemaker, 11 Mechanic, bds.
28 William [sigamond avenue
Eidt Jacob, saloon, 10 Waldo, house 9 Qain-
Eidt Philip, died Dec. 17, 1882, age 42
Eisentraut Charles F. photographer, 383
Main, boards 180 Prescott
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EiseDtraat Henry, wire drawer, house 180
Prescott
Ekenxren John Erik, laborer, b. 898 Mlllbury
Eken^ren Neilson Mrs. h. 55 Eastern ave.
Ekins George, removed to Grafton
Ekins John, finisher, 619 Main, h. 6 Lafayette
Ekins John, clerk, 228 Main, b. 186 do.
Ekins Thomas C. machinist, 110 Green, bds.
6 Lafiayette
Eklnnd Alexandre M. laborer, 156 Union,
house Sonnyside near Lee
Eklnnd Carl F. machinist, h. 18 Endicott
Eklnnd Charles G. laborer, b. 7 Thenias
Eklnnd C. August, advertising agent, 410
Main, boards 18 Endicott
Eklund Oscar F. wireworker, b. 18 Endicott
Ekroan John U. wire drawer, h. 25 Thomas
Ekstrom Andrew W. wireworker, house 44
North Ashland
Ekstrom Gnstaf, laborer, boards 7 Oswald
Ekstrom William, laborer, house 7 Oswald
Ela David H. pastor Grace M. E. Church, h.
54 Lincoln
Ela Paul F. student, boards 54 Lincoln
Eloock AlAred, jr. armorer, 81 Hermon, h.
81 Newbury [Whipple
Eld Carl, laborer, 51 Green, house rear
ELBRED EDWIN k CO. (L. E. Eldred),
insurance agency, 82 Front, h. 40 Lake.
— See page 489
Eldred Lncias E. (E. Eldred & Co,), 82
Front, h. 40 Lake [Chatham
Eldred Mary A. widow of Fred. A. house 49
Eldred William H. carpenter, 8 Norwich, h.
16 Hollywood [4 Branch ct.
Eldredge Deborah, widow of Hezekiah, b.
Eldredge Josephine, widow of Oliver N. b.
58 William [Holden n. Brattle
Eldridge Lewis £. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
Eldrldge Elmer, removed to Franklin
Eldridge Erastus M. painter, h. 16 Salem
Eldridge Joseph, painter, h. 456 Southbridge
Eldridge Oscar F. removed ft*om city
Eldrldge Walter H., United States Navy
Eliasson Anin,wire roller, h. McCormick*s ct.
Eliasson Nils, carpenter, h. 89 Mulberry
Elklns George W. (Elkina d> Howe), 550
Main, house 19 Woodland
ELKIN8 & UOWE (Q. W, Elkins and E,
P. Howe), watches and Jewelry, 550
Main. — See page 517
Ellin wood AlAred C. carver, 15 Union, house
45 Belmont [48 Main
Elllnwood Charles A. driver, 15 Market, h.
BlllDwood Daniel W. mason, 10 Winslow,
house do. [Piedmont
EUinwood Eugene, dentist, 886 Main, h. 88
ElUot Joseph D. (Elliot A Hall), 54 Her-
mon, house at Newton Centre
EUlot & Hall (J. D. Elliot and E. Hall),
cloth folding machines, 54 Hermon
Elliott Alexander, soap manuf. Parker cor.
Park ave. h. do. [101 Green
BUlotl Edward, barber, 1 Mlllbury, boards
Blliott Elizabeth, widow, boards 50 Orange
BUiott Francis G. machinist, h. 86 Portland
£Ulott Frank, machinist, 110 Green, boards
94 Grafton
Elliott Gustavus, intelligence office, 845
Main, b. do.
Elliott Hai'rlet, died June 20, 1888, age 81
Elliott Henry L. engineer, 122 Gold, h. 84
Jackson [rison
Elliott John, tailor, 424 Main, h. 84 Har-
Elliott Michael H. tailor, 408 Main, house 12
So. Irving
Elliott Nancy, stitcher, boards 216 Main
Elliott Sydney H. machinist, boards 80 Me-
chanic [nuck, h. do.
Elliott Thomas D. engineer. Maple av. Tat-
EUlott Wilbur, plumber, boards 67 Thomas
Ellis Abbie M. widow of James F. house 9
Layard place
Ellis Asher, soap, boards 66 Front
ELLIS BENJAMIN F. carpenter and cabi-
netmaker, 162 Union, house 11 Sunny-
side.— ^eepa^e 595
Ellis Charles S. removed to Boston
Ellis Dean S. physician, 42 Austin, bds. do.
Ellis D. Parker, carpenter, house 88 Clifton
Ellis Edmund S. machinist, 161 Union, b. 5
Shelby
Ellis Edward, moulder, b. 218 Southbridge
Ellis Edwin O. agent Am. and U. S. & C.
express, 80 Front, house 16 Windsor
Ellis Francis, flagman, Jackson st. crossing,
house 218 Soathbridge
Ellis George W. machinist, h. 20 Kendall
Ellis George W. B. overseer, 94 Grove, h. 9
Auburn [12 Front
Ellis Georgian n a E. widow of Wm. A. h.
Ellis James, teas, 545 Main, h. 41 Oxford [do.
Ellis John, bartender, 10 Southbridge, b. 218
Ellis John, moulder, b. 222 Southbridge
Ellis Joseph C. (Baker db Ellis), 86 Park, h.
46 Orange [16 Jackson
Ellis Lewis, moulder, 149 Washington, h.
Ellis Thomas, moulder, 65 Jackson, bds. 218
Southbridge [Soathbridge
Ellis William, moulder, 65 Jackson, h. 270
Ellis Wm. C. & Co. pianos, 476 Main, house
148 Beacon [court
Ellis Wm. F. cook, 809 Main, b. 1 Central
Ellison Lora C. boards 27 Clinton
EUsbree Isaac, clerk, 600 Main, b. 47 Irving
Ellstr^^m Gastaf, armorer, 44 Central, h. 2
Normal [h. 81 Beacon
Ellsworth Charles H. fancy goods, 820 Main,
Ellsworth Harriet L. music teacher, 82
Chatham, boards do. [Forest
Ellsworth J. Lewis, farmer, h. Salisbury n.
Ellsworth J. Warren, farmer, h. 8 Granite
Elschlager John, helper, 88 Central, b. 100
Mechanic [147 Chandler
Elwell Edwin A. machinist, 88 Hermon, h.
Elwell Jane L. house 59 Myrtle
Elwell Lizzie, strop maker, bds. 59 Myrtle
Elwell Sarah F. Mrs. fish, 8 Coral, house 9
Waverley [Waverley
Elwell William H. clerk, 8 Coral, house 9
Elwell, see Ewell
Elword James, blacksmith, h. 4 Columbia
Elword James H. died Feb. 7, 1888, age 28
Elword John T. galvanizer, b. 4 Columbia
Ely Lyman A. city assessor, 12 City Hall, h.
24 Benefit
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Ely Mary E. widow of Nelson, b. 24 Benefit
Emanaelsson Andrus, laborer, h. 68 Ward
Kmelienne Mary, Sister Superior, Notre-
Dame school, 81 Park, bds. do.
Emerick Abraham J. professor. College
Holy Cross, boards do.
Emerson Charles F. clerk, 90 Green, boards
206 Pleasant [b. 149 Qrafton
Emerson Ella J. teacher, Qrahon st. school,
Emerson Florence K. cashier, 480 Main, b.
9 Hermon
Emerson Frank P. rem'd to Jersey City,N. J.
Emerson Frank W. cutter, 152 Soathbridge,
house 1 18 Beacon
Emerson George H. clerk, 166 Front, honse
10 Davis [bridge
Emerson Hiram P. finisher, bds. 180 South-
Emerson John N. foreman, Washburn Ma-
chine Shop, boards 101 I>ix
Emerson John W. blacksmith, 278 Sooth-
bridge, boards 282 do.
Emerson Loender C. machinist, 26 South-
bridge, b. 60 Myrtle [Hermon
Emerson Mary J. cashier, 188 Main, bds. 9
Emerson Nathaniel, house 7 Bufftim
Emerson Reuben, boards 180 Sonthbridge
Emerson Walter G. C. died Dec. 9, 1888,
age 68
Emerson William, gardener, h. 9 Hermon
Emerson W. Byron, clerk, 20 Salisbury, b.
118 Beacon [William
Emerson W. Fred, clerk, 94 Grove, honse 26
Emery Annie R. widow of J. R. b. 808 Main
Emery James R. died May 12, 1888
Emery Nathaniel A. removed f^om city
Emery Parker A. porter, r. Union depot, h.
73 Eastern avenue
Emil Otto, wireworker, bds. 12 Carroll
Emmons Chas. H. hostler, 40 Foster, bds.
24 Waldo
Emory Edward F. produce, h. 8 Richland
Emory John, bookkeeper at tripe works, Q.
boards rear Greenwood near do.
Emporium of Fashion (A. S. LowfiU), 804
and 806 Main
Emsley John W. machinist, 110 Green, bds.
44 do. [idence
End Daniel F. hostler, 16 Cherry, b. 16 Prov-
Engberg Charles A. removed to Sheldahl,
Iowa
Engberg Chas. T. machinist, bds. Perry
Engdahl August F. wireworker, honse 18
Orchard
Engel George, machinist, h. 5 Belmont
Engel Henry, wireworker, bds. 4 Glen
Engel John, laborer, boards 4 Glen
Engel Susan E. widow of Jacob, h. 4 Glen
Engelbrektson Anders, pistoLmaker, 44 Cen-
tral, h. Coburn ave. n. W. & S. R. R.
England Oscar, watchmaker, 894 Main,
boards do.
ENGLAND WILLIAM A. optician, watches
and stationery, 894 Main, boards do. —
Seepage 516
Englen John £. rem'd to Fozcroft, Maine
Engley James N. boarding-house, 8 Vine
English Charles, sashmaker, 196 Union, bds.
86 Salem
English John, shoemaker, 26 Waldo, house
21 Charles [28 Spring
English Michael, shoemaker, 11 Water, h.
English Michael J. marble cutter, 68 Central,
house Brackett ct.
English Newell, carpenter, b. 36 Salem
English William H. sashmaker, 196 Union,
b. 86 Salem
Englund Martin J. pastor Swedish Bv. Lath.
Church, house 188 Summer
Engqvist Clans J. machinist, 110 Green, h.
168 Washington [Fox st. place
Engstr^m Bengt, porter, 41 Water, house
Engstrom John, heater, h. 86 Winthrop
EngstrOm John B. upholsterer, 855 Main, b.
Fox St. place [Union are.
Eng8tr()m Stina M. widow of Manos, b. 12
Enochian Aaron, laborer, honse 16 Olen
Enochlan Paul, laborer, house 16 Olen
Eno Joseph, shoemaker, bds. 4 Canal
Ensworth Andrew W. machinist, 19 Chnrch,
house 95 Chatham
Entwistle Alexander, laborer, b. 4 Princeton
Entwistle Edwin, weaver, Brussels, bds. 4
Princeton
Entwistle John, removed to New York
Entwistle Smlthson, machinist, 57 Jackson,
house 4 Princeton
Entwistle Thomas, removed to England
Epstein Edward (Osherwoaky db EptUin), h.
24 Water
Epstein Sorn, peddler, house 24 Water
Erickson Alblan, armorer, bds. 18 Pink
Erickson Andrew, laborer, h. Whipple
Erickson Carl, laborer, honse 145 Central
Erickson Peter, wire drawer, b. 68 Ward
Erickson Victor L. bookkeeper, b. 208 Main
Ericksson Joel, wireworker, b. 15 Milton
Ericson Albert F. clergyman, h. 29 Richards
Erikson Anna Mrs. midwife, h. 255 Mill-
bury
Eriksson Andrew, carpenter, honse Sack-
ville near Byron
Eriksson Andrew G. sinker, house Green-
wood near city line
Eriksson Andrew P. sinker, h. 6 Whitney
Eriksson Axel, laborer, b. Whipple
Eriksson Charles J. laborer, b. 897 Millbury
Eriksson John, driver, bds. 1 Thenlns
Eriksson John, laborer, h. Vernon, Q.
Eriksson John E. wire drawer, h. 25 North
Eriksson Olof Peter, laborer, house Green-
wood near city line
Eriksson Peter, laborer. Pitt. h. 21 SIgel
Erler Charles M. machinist, 57 Jackson, b.
1 Brigham
Erler Dora, widow of Louis, h. 1 Brigham
Erler Louis M. machinist, 57 Jackson, bds.
1 Brigham
Erler Maggie O. clerk, bds. 1 Brigham
Errell Eusebe, laborer, h. 116 Bloomingdale
Erwin Edward W. clerk, B., B. & G. R. R.
freight office, bds. 85 Summer
Espelln Arne O. tailor, bds. 28 Abbott
Estabrook Aaron G. painter, 18 Madison, h.
8 Decatur [ton, h. 105 do.
Estabrook Alphon.«o D. cardmaker, 66 Graf-
Estabrook Arthur E. house 8 Lagrange
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Bstabrook Bros. (T,L. and W. W. JSMa-
hrook), masons, 8 Dewey
Bstabrook Charles G. painter, 17 Madison,
bds. 208 Main
Kstabrook Charles W. driver, h. r. 18 School
Sstabrook Charles W. dentist, 838 Main, h.
24 Hollywood c. May [h. 107 Pleasant
Sstabrook D. Francis, dentist, 26 Pearl,
Sstabrook D. Franklin, clerk, 265 Main, h.
6 William [h. 105 do.
Sstabrook Sdson F. cardmaker, 66 Grafton,
Bstabrook Bdward W. rem'd from city
Bstabrook Eliza R. widow of George, bds.
86 Park are.
Bstabrook Ella J. copyist, b. 52 William
Bstabrook Frank G. painter, 18 Madison, h.
6 Decatnr TMain, b. 52 William
Bstabrook Frank H. (W.A 7. BrownJ^ 424
Bstabrook Frederick, cardmaker, 66 Graf-
ton, b. 105 do. [19 May
Bstabrook Fred. W. painter, 18 Madison, h.
ESTABBOOK GEO. H. claim agent and
sec. Wor. Agricnltaral Society, 844
Main, h. 86 Park ave. — See page 498
Bstabrook Harry M. painter, b. r. 18 School
Bstabrook Henry £. bookkeeper, 181 Union,
b. 52 WUliam
Bstabrook James E. lawyer, h. 8 Lagrange
Bstabrook Jane B. widow of Ebenezer R. h.
52 William [24 King
Bstabrook Kate C. widow of Jones E. hoase
Bstabrook Lewis C. clerk, 44 Southbridge,
bds. 127 do. [h. S Dewey
Bstabrook Mary A. M. widow of Samuel P.
Bstabrook Rebecca B. widow, b. 8 Lagrange
Bstabrook Susan, widow of Albert, boards
Piedmont place [ton, h. 121 do.
Bstabrook Sylvester B. cardmaker, 66 Graf-
Estabrook S. Adelle, copyist, b. 86 Park ay.
Bstabrook Theodore L. ( Sstabrook Bros,),
h. 8 Dewey [h. 1 Coral
Bstabrook Walter, brakeman, K. & W. R. R.
Bstabrook Walter W. (Estahrook Bros, >, h.
3 Dewey [127 Sonthbridge
Bstabrook William, grocer, 26 Myrtle, h.
Estes Charles, cardmi&er, 34 Southbridge,
house 30 Benefit [b. 80 Benefit
Estes Nathan C. cardmaker, 84 Southbridge,
Estes William W. student, bds. 38 William
Bstey Agnes G. Mrs. artist, 492 Main, h.
Pleasant n. Flagg [h. at Lancaster
Estey Arba, pres. Rice & Griffin Mannf . Co.
Bstey Caleb B. packer, 11 Water, h. 266
Pleasant [266 Pleasant
Estey Edward S. watchman, 1 1 Water, h.
Estey Geo. L. machinist, 3 Cypress, h. 27
William [change, h. 27 William
Estey James L. printer, 11 Central Ex-
BsteyWm. J. foreman, 11 Water, house
Pleasant n. Flagg
Bnstace Patrick D. rem*d to Clinton
Brans Alfred H. teacher, Worcester Acade-
my, Providence, b. do.
Erans Arthur H. clerk, Central National
Bank, 452 Main, b. 24 Trumbull
Steds Arthur M. {SvansACo.J, 181 Central,
b. 10 George [b. Ill Beacon
Bvans Byron F. cardmaker, 84 Southbridge,
Evans Geo. C. foreman, bds. 53 Main
Bvans Geo. W. wireworker, h. 14 Dil
Evans Henry O. student, bds. 17 Dix
Evans Holland P. machinist, 81 Mechanic, h.
163 Austin
Evans Horace F. heel ganger, 68 High, h.
Shrewsbury c. Putnam lane [Bradlev
Evans John J. machinist, 122 Gold, h. 19
Evans Mina J. widow of Henry N. house 8
Denny [tral, h. 44 Richards
Evans Robert A. (Evans A Co,)^ 181 Cen-
Evans Thomas, laborer, bds. 9 North
Evans Thomas M. laborer, 95 Thomas, house
78 Market
Evans Waldo A. died Oct. 8, 1883, age 84
ETANSib CO.M. if. andB, A, Evans),
steam marble and granite works, 181
Central.— i6^es page 596
Evans, see Evons
£v6 Thomas, bootmaker, h. 88 Bridge
Everett Abram, janitor State Normal School,
h. 47 Shelby [Maple
Everett Albert, carrier, Post Office, h. r. 22
Everett Edward A. clerk, 17 Southgate, b.
11 Woodland
Everett Edward S. & Co. (F. E. Wheeler),
provisions, 147 Front, h. 42 Kingsbury
Everett Frank O. (Everett A Child), h. at
Manchester, N. H. [Woodland
Everett H. M. carpenter, r. 28 Austin, h. 11
Everett Leonard F. bds. r. 22 Maple
Everett Oliver H. physician, 51 Pearl, h. do.
Everett Otis W. foreman, 81 Mulberry, h.
Salem sq. c. Park
Everett & Child (F, 0. EvereU and F. E,
Child), photographers, 898 Main
Everleth Geo. P. pressman, 425 Main, bds. 42
Exchange [iugton
Evons Isaac E. clerk, 417 Main, h. 83 Wash-
Ewart John D. foreman, bds. 176 Main
Ewell Charles W. wire finisher, h. 60 Orchard
Ewell Wm. F. woodworker, 25 Union, h. 32
John
Ewen Emma C. widow of John, h. 464 Main
Ewen John B. clerk, 436 MaiD, b. 464 do.
Ewings Albert H. farmer, bds. Greenwood
D. Cityline [n. city line
Ewings Frank H. farmer, bds. Greenwood
Ewings Kimball, house rear 7 Langdon
Ewings Ralph, farmer, house Greenwood
near city line
Ewins Laura Mrs. house 82 Hanover
Faber Charles, machinist, 110 Green, h.
391 Southbridge [h. 161 Mechanic
Fagen Charles J. reed- board maker, 25 Union,
Fager Gustaf , laborer, bds. Greenwood near
city line •
Fager Lars A. laborer, b. 4 Seymore
Fagerqvist Henning, laborer, b. 43 Hanover
Fagerstr5m Andrew G. sinker, house 11
Whitney
Fagerstrom Lernad, armorer, b. 8 Whitney
Fagerstrom Peter, laborer, h. 8 Whitney
Fahey Garret, gigger, h. 12 Adriatic ct.
Fahey John, house 18 Ellsworth
Fahey John, laborer, h. 72 Madison
Fahey Michael, laborer, bds. 155 Mechanic
GEO. E. FAIRBANKS,
DBMITLOENT SKTN LOTION CUBES
CHAPFJSn HANDS. tO FBONT BTBBBT.
184
WORCESTER [P] DIRECTORT.
Fahey Michael, laborer, b. 261 MlUbnry
Fahlander August, tinsmith, 57 Southbridge,
h. rear 29 Diz [n. Bell pond
Faignant Narcisse, quarryman, h. Belmont
Falrbank Harry O. wlreworker, 170 Austin,
bds. 42 Portland
Fairbanks Abigail, died April 1, 1888, age 81
Fairbanks Alonzo P. carpenter, 19 Union,
house 16 Elliott
Fairbanks Alton W. painter, house 9 Sprace
Fairbanks Asahel, shoemaker, h. 48 Austin
Fairbanks Asenatb, widow of Orator, bds.
10 Bowdoln
Fairbanks Charles, bds. 8 Burnslde court
Fairbanks Daniel H. at Asylum Chronic
Insane, Summer, bds. do. [85 Arch
Fairbanks Edson, policeman, City Hall, h.
Fairbanks Eli B. carpenter, h. 20 Wasliburn
Fairbanks Fred. W. clerk, bds. 28 CaiToll
FAIRBANKS GfiOROE E. apothecary, 10
Front, house 182 Pleasant.— /9e6 foot
line8 under F
FAIRBANKS GEORGE L. machinists'
tools manuf. 89 Exchange, house 180
Austin.— iS'e^ page 678
Fairbanks Geo. W. driver, bds. 7 Layard pi.
Fairbanks Harriette S. widow of J. H. bds.
Millbrook near Burncoat [17 Irving
Fairbanks Harry B. clerk, 161 Union, bds.
Fairbanks Harry H. clerk, 10 Front, boards
182 Pleasant [h. 28 Carroll
Fairbanks Herbert H. bookkeeper, 566 Main,
Fairbanks James, machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
9 Abbott [h. 8 So. Russell
Fairbanks Joseph J. finisher, 9 Barton pi.
Fairbanks Lewis T. machinist, 81 Hermou,
house 98 Washington [28 Carroll
Fairbanks Mary B. widow of Henry M. h.
Fairbanks Orrin, carpenter, house 8 Myrtle
Fairbanks Ruftis A. machinist, 89 Exchange,
house Locust avenue near W. & S. R. R.
Fairbanks William H. brakeman, B. & A.
R. R. b. 208 Main [h. 5 Llnwood pi.
Fairbrother Thomas, foreman, 15 Market,
Fairclough Robert, boot treer, h. Division
near Plantation
Fairfield Albert, died Mar. 22, 1888, age 52
Fairfield's A., Sons (H, W. and W. B. Fair-
field), clothing, 255 Main
Fairfield Daniel C. millwright, 95 Thomas,
house 20 Wyoming site
Fairfield Frank S. rem'd ftom city [age 26
Fairfield Frederick S. died June 26, 1883,
Fairfield Geo. W. treasurer Taylor & Farley
Organ Co. 17 Hermon, bds. 58 Pleasant
Fairfield Herbert W. (A, Fairfield'e Sons),
255 Main, bds. 8 Llnwood place
Fairfield Rebecca D. widow of Albert, house
8 Linwood place [8 Llnwood place
Fairfield Walter B. M- Fairfield's Sonsj, b.
Fairfield Wm. C. woodworker, 95 Thomas,
bds. 20 Wyoming site [cor. Lovell
Falardeau Anthony, bootmaker, h. May wood
Fales Fannie C. widow of Marshall N. house
9 Crown [South Court House
Fales Frank, driver, 227 Main, boards rear
Fales George M. brakeman, N. ft W. R. R.
b. Lewis n. Southbridge
Fales Henry A. boot treer, 28 Mulberry, b.
528 Main
Fales Joseph E. house 82 Irving
Fales Milton E. removed to No. Wrentham
Fallon Bridget M. domestic, 18 Claremont
Fallon Bridget, widow of Bernard, boards
14 Bartlett pi. [bds. 22 Orient
Fallon Charles H. boot bottomer, Hamilton,
Fallon Edmond, laborer, B. & A. H. R.
freight house, h. rear 48 East Worcester
Fallon James, boot treer, 162 Southbridge,
house 42 Winter [18 JeffemoD
Fallon James, machinist, 95 Thomas*, boards
Fallon James M. fitter, bds. 42 Winter
Fallon Kate A. teacher. Ash street school,
boards 78 Salem
Fallon Michael, machinist, 161 Union, bds.
170 Front [26 Temple
Fallon Michael, moulder, 51 Green, boards
Fallon Michael F. student, bds. 42 Winter
Fallon Theodore P. student, bds. 42 Winter
Fallon Thomas, driver, 1 Park, b. 86 Green
Fallon Thomas, wire drawer, boards rear 18t
Prescott [Worth
Fallon William, clerk, 121 Mlllbury. bds. 1
Fallon William, laborer, h. rear 182 Prescott
Fallon William J. Janitor, boards r. 43 East
Worcester [opp. Whipple
Fallstrom Andrew, laborer, bds. r. Mlllbury
Fallstrom Fritz, armorer, 44 Central, boards
89 Mulberry
Fallstrom Gustaf, laborer, house 27 North
Fallntrom Magnus, laborer, house 71 Ward
Fallstrom Nils, laborer, h. Cambridge place
Fallstrom Otto, armorer, 44 Central, boards
89 Mulberry [r. 45 Summer
Falvey John, laborer, 100 Prescott, house
Falvey John, laborer, N. ft W. R. R. 21 Park,
bds. rear 21 Harrison
Falvey John, laborer, house 7 Boland court
Falvey Mary, died July 22, 1888
Falvey Michael J. laborer, 21 Park, house r.
21 Harrison [78 Shrewsbury
Falvey Patrick, laborer, 100 Prescott, house
Falvey William, laborer, bds. r. 21 Harrison
Faneuf J. B. butcher, boards 98 Beacon
Fanning Corset Co. 26 Southbridge
Fanning David H. propr. Fanning Corset Co.
26 Southbridge, house 92 Woodland
Fanning Ellhu H. engineer, W. ft N. R. R.
house 17 Fruit [court
Fanning James J. wlreworker, b. 8 Bennett
Fanning John, hostler, house 24 Howard
Fanning William B. clerk, B., B. ft G. R. R.
freight office, house 17 Austin
Farley Benj. F. house 18 Lancaster
Farley Charles A. organ tuner, 17 Hermon,
boards 4 May
Farley Edwin R. clerk, 580 Main, h. 10 Alden
Farley Elizabeth L. widow of John A. house
860 Main [Co. 17 Hermon, h. 4 May
Farley I. Alvin, agent Taylor ft Farley Organ
Farley John, laborer, house 15 Prescott pi.
Farley John A. organ maker, 17 Hermon, b.
4 May [house do.
Farley Lucy S. N. clairvoyant, 62 Austin,
Farley Mary L. teacher, 424 Main, boards 18
Lancaster
GEO. E. FAIRBANKS,
J^XSMULCENT, SKZIT I.OTZON IB TSB BUST
FOM ALL MOVGHNEaa OF THB 8K1K.
W0RCE8TBS [F^ DIBECTORT.
135
Farley Monroe, boots and shoes, 288 Front,
house 165 Foster
Farlin Catherine, teacher, boards 78 Salem
Farmer Mary, widow of Hugh, house 89
Suxnnier [15 Spruce
Farmer Mary, widow of William '£. boards
Farmer Nahum H. pegger, rear 155 Front,
b. 21 Prospect
Faman John, laborer, h. 6 Cambridge place
Famham Cortes L. teamster, 27 Lagrange,
boards 112 Beacon
Farnham Elisha, varnisher, 7 Eaton pi. h. 8
Tramball [Trumbull
Farnham Stella, clerk, 7 Eaton place, bds. 8
Famham William A. driver, 116 Front, bds.
168 do. [Suffolk
Famon John, dyer, 110 Grove, house 19
Fams worth Abbie S. widow, b. 84 Chatham
Famsworth BenJ. F. driver, house 1 Hale
rUtNSWORTH GAL YIN, baggage express
and parcel room, Union Passenger Sta-
tion, house 22 Benefit. — Seepage 566
Famsworth Charles H. music teacher, 879
Main, boards at Westboro'
Famsworth George B. clerk, parcel room,
Union depot, boards 22 Benefit
Famsworth James, conductor, W. & N. R.
R. house at Nashua
Famsworth Joseph W. organ maker, 25
Hermon, house 10 Gardner
Famsworth Mary J. widow of Abel A. bds.
42 Exchange [York city
Famsworth Wendell L. removed to New
Famsworth William A. clerk, 492 Main, h.
5 Everett [Orchard
Famsworth William H. wireworker, bds. 5
Faranm Charles M. clerk, 446 Main, bds. r.
6 King [h. 141 Main
Faroum George 8. bookkeeper, 15 Market,
Famum, see Famham
Faro Mary J. widow of Nelson, boards 57
Chandler [12 Alden
Farr John R. policeman, City Hall, house
Farr William T. Mrs. widow, house 148
Southbrldge
Farrar Edward (Farrar & Agry), 863 Main,
b. 58 Front [Northville
Farrar Edward H. driver, b. West Boylston,
Farrar Frederick J. former, h. West Boyls-
ton. Northville [b. 42 Portland
Farrar Fred. S. machinist, 20 Manchester,
Farrar Henry T. removed to Chicago, 111.
Farrar & Agiy (E, Farrar and G. Agry^ jr.),
druggists, 868 Main
Farrell Francis, driver, house 55 Wall
Farrell Frank, machinist, 54 Jackson, b. 55
Wall [18 Howard
Farrell Henry K. machinist, 178 Main, bds.
Farrell James, boiler maker, 51 Green
Farrell Johanna, widow of Thomas, h. 72
Madison
Farrell John, laborer, b. College Holy Cross
Farrell Lawrence, laborer, b. 72 Madison
Farrell Martin, laborer, house 11 Union av.
Farrell Michael, removed to Ireland
Farrell Thomas, laborer, house 80 Grafton
Farrell William, spindle maker, 76 School,
house 1 Carroll
Farrell Wm. H. boarding-house, 109 Thomas
Farrell, see OTarrell
Farren George F. machinist, 62 Jackson, b.
24 Waldo [burg
Farrington George W. removed to Fitch-
Farrington Robert, removed to England
Farris Isaac P. F. grocer, 816 Main, house
28 Queen [Bell pond
Farrow Amos, laborer, house Belmont near
Farrow Ann, widow of William A. boards
288 Main [129 Exchange
Farry Joseph, laborer, rear 179 Union, bds.
Farwell Almedea, tailoress, b. 40 Exchange
Farwell DeWitt C. finisher, 82 .Austin, h. 77
Chatham
Farwell Frank A. tailor, b. 16 Mechanic
Farwell Lizzie, dressmaker, 122 Central,
boards do. [boards do.
Farwell Newman J. hostler, rear 29 Waldo,
Fassler Jacob, gunsmith, 81 Hermon, b. 208
Southbrldge [bridge
Faucher Arthur, helper, boards 121 South-
Faucher Edward, mason, bds. 22 Lodi
Faucher Frank X. carpenter, h. 127 Shrews-
bury
Faucher Joseph, carpenter, boards 548 Main
Faucher Joseph, mason, house 22 Lodi
Faucher William, mason, boards 22 Lodi
Faughner John A. mason, 51 Green, h. 88
Lamartine c. Langdon [26 Langdon
Faughner Michael, laborer, 82 Green, bds.
Faulkner Francis L. bookkeeper, 9 May, h.
6 Hammond
Favreau Anthony, wiredrawer, h. 16 Norfolk
Fawcett Arthur P. clerk, 458 Main, bds. 41
Chatham [41 Chatham
Fawcett Charles E. machinist, 110 Green, b.
Fawcett Edwin A. house 41 Chatham
Fawcett Jonathan, house 41 Chatham
Fay Abigail, widow of Abraham, house 12
Summit [5 Allen
Fay Albert H. civil engineer, 492 Main, bds.
Fay Amelia B. widow of Appleton, house 96
Mulberry
Fay Bernard, laborer, house 5 Cross
FAT BROS. ( W. J. and J. E. Fay), under-
takers and coffin warerooms, 19 Tem-
p\e,— Seepage 672
Fay Charles B. truckman, 19 Lagrange,
house do.
Fay Delia, b. 422 Millbury [Chandler
Fay Dexter L. cutter, 82 Austin, house 80
Fay Edgar E. clerk, 94 Grove, b. 5 Allen
Fay Edward F. clerk, 188 Prescott, b. 68 do.
Fay Eugene A. woodworker, h. 51 Myrtle
Fay Forbes B. Jeweler, 886 Main, boards 96
Mulberry [807 do.
Fay Frank S. bookkeeper, 240 Pleasant, b.
Fay Franklin, painter, 7 Ascension, h. do.
Fay Frederic E. (Fay db Stone), 75 School,
house 17 May
Fay George B. proprietor Marlboro* stage,
849 Main, house at Marlboro*
Fay Grace, bds. 12 Summit
Fay Hamilton B. & Co. boot manuf s. 9 Bar-
ton place, house 125 Pleasant
Fay Hannah, widow of John, b. 21 Union av.
Fay Hattie A. teacher, boards 86 Jackson
GEO. E. FAIRBANKS,
DBMULCENT 8KIK JLOTION MAXES THJB
BE IN SOFT, EAIR AND SMOOTn,
186
WOROESTEB £P] DIRECTORY.
Fay Henry C. house 86 Jackson [do.
Fay Hiram £. grocer, 240 Pleasant, b. 807
Fay Horace, rem'd to Boylston [h. 80 Orient
Fay Icelus, watches, jeweky, &c. 226 Front,
Fay James, farmer, house Ludlow near
Leicester, V. F. [10 Brackett ct
Fay James, moulder, 77 Foster, house
Fay James E. (Fay Bros, J ^ 19 Temple, house
17 do.
Fay John M. wire drawer, bds. 68 Frescott
Fay John P. ( Chadwick dt Fay), r. 85 Grafton,
h. 68 Exchange [Orange
Fay Lewis G. foreman, 196 Union, bds. 68
Fay Lincoln,, boards 86 Irving
Fay Lucy M. widow of John P. h. 127 Beacon
Fay Lydla B. widow of Charles H. h. 127
Beacon
Fay Mary, widow of Peter, h. 169 Summer
Fay Mary, widow of John, h. 68 Prescott
Fay Merrick J. photographer, 419 Main, b.
807 Pleasant
Fay Moses H. house 5 Allen
Fay Patrick, mason, b. 169 Summer
Fay Sarah 0. widow of Lyman, b. 94 Austin
Fay Thomas, moulder, 100 Prescott, house
14 Prescott place
Fay Thomas J. blacksmith, 118 Green, h.
68 Exchange [don, h. 69 Washington
Fay Thomas J. saloon, Lamartine c. Lang-
Fay William J. (Fay Bros,), 19 Temple,
house do. [Maynard place
Fay Willis M. driver, 18 Mechanic, house 1
Fay Winthrop B. (Ooddard, Fay 4t Stone),
80 Austin, house 85 Irving
FAY & STOKE (F, E. Fay and J, V, Stone),
lumber dealers, 76 School,— See page 5S2
Fayerweather Henry E. truant officer, 464
Main, h. 137 Summer
Fearan Owen, laborer, 129 Gold, h. 42^^ As-
sonet [gate
Feather Holdsworth, weaver, bds. 47 South-
Fee George, dyer, 110 Groye, b. Apricot, V.F.
Fee John, dyer, boards Apricot, V. F.
Fee John, laborer, house 7 Brown
Fee Patrick, farmer, house Apricot, V. F.
Feehan PUlen, widow of James, house r. 69
Blackstone [Canterbury
Feehan John, laborer, 161 Union, house 160
Feehan Michael H. spinner at Jamesville, b.
160 Canterbury [h- 8 Brown
Fecne Cornelius P. machinist, 140 Union,
Feeney Ellen, widow of Peter, bds. 86 Pond
Feeney John, laborer, house 36 Pond
Feeney Margaret, widow of Patrick, h. 875
Millbury [r. 59 Bridge
Feeney Patrick, laborer, B. & A. R. R. bds.
Feeney Patrick, hackman, h. 189 Millbury
Fcgraus Christian, laborer, h. Stebbins c.
Thenlus [Thenius
Fegraus Gustaf C laborer, bds. Stebbins c.
Fegraus Harold, laborer, bds. Stebbins cor.
Thenius [Exchange
Feiga Max, plaiter, 270 Main, house 48
Feingolds Abraham, peddler, b. 424 South-
bridge [bridge
Feingolds Gerson, peddler, b. 424 South-
Felch Fred. B. rem*d to Ayer Junction
Felicity Mary Sister, rem'd to Oswego, N. Y.
Felion Charles, laborer, 41 Water, house II
Langdon
Felix John, watchman, house 9 I«angdon
Felix Joseph, brakeman, house 19 Franklin
Felker Lizzie, attendant, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. do. [b. 245 do.
Fellman Charles B. tobacconist, 249 Main,
Fellows Daniel F. blacksmith, 150 Union,
house 21 Prospect [115 Summer
Fellows George W. driver, 896 Main, house
Felt Calista £. Mrs. dressmaker, h. 14 Bow-
doin [Merrick
Felt Hannah L. widow of Elijah, boards 24
Felt William E. W. printer, 892 Main, b. 14
Bowdoin [line
Feltman Frederick, farmer, b. Bailey n. city
Felton Arthur I. bookkeeper, 10 Washington
sq. b. 49 Park
Felton David W. machinist, h. 52 Oxford
Felton Nancy S. R. widow of Oliver C. bds.
74 Portland
FendeloQ Patrick, laborer, b. 127 Millbury
Fenley Hubert, provisions, house 9 Fox
Fenley Hugh, loom repairer, house 60 Har-
rison [rison
Fenley Lewis P. clerk, 90 Front, b. 60 Har-
Fenn Clifford E. pressman, 444 Main, bds.
58 Front [Southgate
Fenner Benjamin S. truckman, house 83
Fenner Chas. watchman, 110 Grove
Fenner Chas. H. fireman, boards 25 Lyon
Fenner Han ford W. engineer, h. 10 Reser-
voir [10 Reservoir
Fenner Henry W. machinist, 54 Jackson b.
Fenner James H. teamster, 18 Mechanic, h.
110 Southgate [188 Southbridge
Fennessy James, woodworker, 5 Sargent, b.
Fennessy James, miller, Canterbury c. Ham-
mond, h. 889 Southbridge
Fennessy Mary Ann, clerk, 119 Salem, b. do.
Fenton David, machinist, Brussels, house 1
Cheever [Checver
Fenton Henry, machinist, 88 Hermon, bds. 1
Fenton Michael, carpenter, b. 228 Mechanic
Fenton Patrick, laborer, house 20 Charles
Fenton Thomas, boot turner, 155 Front, h.
50 Gold [b. 50 (Jold
Fenton Timothy, boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
Fenwick Emma J. housekeeper, b. 8 Gould-
ing [cester pi.
Ferguson Austin, laborer, house HE. Wor-
Ferguson Daniel, laborer, h. 1 1 Langdon
Ferguson Ellsworth, organ tuner, 9 May, b.
5 Piedmont [Central
Ferguson Frank, boot treer, house 66 East
Ferguson George, machinist, 178 Union, h.
158 Exchange
Ferguson McCarry, laborer, house 12 Cross
Ferguson William, machinist, 178 Union, h.
146 Exchange [Madison
Ferigo Francis, wireworker, 179 Main, b. 89
Fermln John C. clerk, bds. 6 Chatham
Fernald Charles P. attendant, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Fernald George H. machinist, h. Burncoat
near Mountain [h. 58 YernoD
Fernald James W. moulder, 149 Washington,
Fernald Sophronia, widow of Wm. b. 25 Coral
GEO. E. FAIRBANKS,
WINE OF CjLLJSATA BABK ANB IKON, CUBES
DTSPEl'SIA, J^BBILITY, WEAKNESS, ^c.
WORO£8TEB [P] DIRECTORY.
187
Femane Mary A. dressmaker, bds. 6 UdIoii
fivenae [6 UdIod ave.
PerDane Thomas, laborer, 110 Green, house
Femlnnd Oostaf, laborer, hoase 88 North
Fernon John, dyer, 110 Qrove, house lU
SulTolk
Ferren Joseph M. blacksmith, Hammond n.
R. R. h. 47 Canterbury [Main
Ferrin Marion II. widow of John O. h. 62i
Ferritor James, removed fh>m city
Ferrltor John J. laborer, boards 12 Mott
Ferritor Nicholas, laborer, house 12 Mott
Ferrltor Richard E. laborer, bds. 12 Mott
Ferry George W. provisions, h. 196 Austin
Fesette Fayban C. laborer, h. 47 Summer
Fissenden Emeline S. widow of Seth W. b.
at S. Cook's, Fowler [h. 58 Salem
Fessenden Jennie M. widow of Walter W.
Flckerty Alexander, died Aug. 18, 1883,
afi^e 69
Fickerty Theresa, widow of Alexander, bds.
4 Whittler [92 Elm
F\eld A. Carey, teacher, high school, house
Field Charles H. removed to Leverett
Field £dwln Q. (Field A Jngrahamjy 11
Pleasant, house 92 Elm
Field Edwin H. bookkeeper, 8 Allen court,
house 18 Hancock
Field Harriet, widow, boards 50 Orange
Field John A. spindle maker, 76 School, h.
at Auburn
Field John W. machinist, house 85 Shelby
Field Rose E. bookkeeper, 11 Pleasant, bds.
92 Elm [Chrome
Field Samuel L. boot treer, 60 King, house
Field Warren W. former, house Burncoat
Field William £. carpenter, W. & N. R. R.
repair shop, house 745 Main
Field & Ingraham (JE. G, Field and JS, P,
IngrcLJuim), insurance, 11 Pleasant
Fielding James, removed to England
Fielding Thomas, lather, b. 88 Hermon
Fields James J. screwcutter, 75 Beacon, b.
49 Washington sq.
Fields Michael, screwcutter, 75 Beacon, bds.
49 Washington square
Fifleld Alice M. removed to Newton Centre
Fifleld Anna L. teacher, high school, boards
689 Main
Fifleld Levi W. woodworker, 57 Jackson,
h. 17 Piedmont [69 Hanover
Fillmore BenJ. L. engineer, 100 Prescott, h.
Fillon Charles, potter, house 11 Langdon
Finch David M. machinist, 88 Hermon, h.
Coburn avenue n. W. & S. R. R.
FiDch , printer, boards 126 Front
Fingleton John, truckman, b. 71 Beacon
Finn Cornelius F. beltmaker, 187 .Front, b.
Hose House, 224 Pleasant
Finn Frank B. boot bottomer, 155 Front, b.
10 Bartlett place [Water
Finn James, laborer, 95 Thomas, house 16
Finn James, boot bottomer, b. 1 Russell ct.
Finn James, flagman. Exchange street cross-
ing, h. 12 Cullen ct.
Finn James, laborer, bds. 85 Franklin
Finn James P. boot bottomer, boards 1 Rus-
sell court '
Finn John, truckman, b. r. 16 Washington
square
Finn Kate, cook, 58 Front
FINN PATRICK, building mover, 85
Franklin, house do. — See page 578
Finn Thomas J. laborer, bds. 85 Franklin
Finne AlAred, gasmaker, bds. 7 Oswald
Finns Andrew, heater, house 7 Perry
Finne Carl, laborer, house 9 Oswald
Finne Gustav, laborer, house rear Millbury
opp. Whipple
Finne John, laborer, house 9 Oswald
Finne, see Feene
Finnegan Catharine, widow of John, boards
5 SulTolk
Finnegan Cornelius, flagman, B. & A. R R.
h. 89 Orafton [b. 7 Mill
Finnegan Daniel, wrenchmaker, 4 Leicester,
Finnegan Dennis, carpenter, 52 Southgate,
house do.
Finnegan Eugene, laborer, b. 178 Front
Finnegan James, mason, house 5 Suffblk
Finnegan James, moulder, 68 Washington
square, house 7 Grace
Finnegan James, laborer. Hunt's Mill, house
Ludlow n. Leicester, Valley Falls
Finnegan James, jr. laborer, b. Ludlow near
Leicester [Lyon
Finnegan James J. h. r. E. Worcester near
Finnegan Jeremiah M. melter, 77 Foster, h.
74 Oreen [age 78
Finnegan Jeremiah M. died Jan. 81, 1888,
Finnegan John, laborer, house 14 Ward
Finnegan John J. rem'd to Providence, R. I.
Finnegan Julia Mrs. house 7 Mill
Finnegan Mary, at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do.
Finnegan Mary, widow of James, h. 25 Burt
Finnegan Michael, laborer, Lincoln House,
bds. do. [74 Orange
Finnegan Michael J. grocer, 74 Temple, b.
Finnegan Patrick, removed firom city
Finnegan Patrick, slater, h. r. E. Worcester
near Lyon [near Lyon
Finnegan Peter J. slater, b. r. E. Worcester
Finnegan Sarah, widow of Charles, h. 18
Crescent
Finnegan Thomas J. moulder, b. 89 Grafton
Finnegan Timothy, moulder. 68 Washington
square, house 5 SulTolk
FInnerau Andrew F. moulder, 65 Jackson,
boards 196 Shrewsbury
Finneran Bernard, laborer, 77 Foster, house
65 B. Worcester [187 Shrewsbury
Finneran Bridget, widow of Patrick, house
Finneran Bridget Mrs. h. 55 E. Worcester
Finneran Catharine, widow of John, house
48 East Worcester
Finneran Catherine Mrs. laundress, house r.
18 Cross [cester
Finneran James, mason, boards 48 E. Wor-
Flnneran James F. laborer, b. 187 Shrews-
bury [E. Central
FInnerau John, watchman, 44 Central, h. 95
Finneran John, hostler, 44 Front, boards do.
Finneran John, laborer, 77 Foster, house 55
East Worcester
Finneran John J. removed to Fltchburg
HEUOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TMEMONT 3TBJBJBT,
BOSTON.
138
WORCESTER [P] DIRECTORY.
Finneran Margaret, envelope maker, bds. 55
East Worcester [Worcester
Finneran Mary, wiremaker, boards 55 East
Finneran Marj F. house r. 119 E. Central
Finneran Matthew, rem*d to New York city
Finneran Matthew, laborer, house 91 East
Central [E. Worcester
Finneran Michael, laborer, 156 Main, h. 64
Finneran Patrick, teamster, h. 28 Colton
Finneran Patrick, teamster, house 27 East
Worcester
Finneran Thomas, removed to Boston
Finneran Thomas, laborer, 92 Thomas, h.
196 Shrewsbury [55 E. Worcester
Finneran Thomas F. moulder, 65 Jackson, b.
Finneran William, policeman. City Hall, h.
48 E. Worcester [Worcester
Finneran William, shoemaker, h. 19 East
Firmin John C. clerk, 56 Front, boards 6
Chatham
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, 410 Main.—
See page 476
FIRST NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO* 410 Main.--^«6 back cover
Fish Charles A. removed to Lynn
Fish David A. blacksmith, house 8 Bismark
Fish Frank E. butcher, boards Orove near
FISH HENRY C. blacksmith and Iron rail-
ing raanuf. 152 Union, house Forest n.
Qrove.^ See page 616
Fish James E. gearmaker, 81 Mulberry, h. 8
Bismark
Fish James R. carpenter, h. 84 Piedmont
Fish Jonathan, house 90 Summer
Fish Jonathan A. rem*d to Newport, R. I.
Fish Rosie H. music teacher, bds. Forest
n. Orove [h. do.
Fish Rufbs A. blacksmith, Grove c. Forest,
Fish Rufus H. farmer, b. Grove c. Forest
Fish Thomas R. machinist, 11 Cypress, h.
186 Central
Fish Walter W. packer, house 56 Grove
Fish William H. laborer, boards Grove near
Forest [Hanover
Fisher Albert F. butcher, Putnam lane, h. 76
Fisher Almon H. boots and shoes, 885 Main,
house 1 Lancaster
Fisher Alvin B. machinist, 22 Cypress, bds.
Brooks, Greendale [n. Prioulx
Fisher Andrew G. wire drawer, h. Whlttier
Fisher Charles, laborer, 101 Yemon, bds.
rear do.
FISHER CHARLES H. news depot and
circulating library, 211 Main, house 68
Hanover. — See foot lines under F
Fisher Charles P. treasurer Munroe Organ
Reed Co. 26 Union, bds. Lincoln House
Fisher C. Ellis, clerk, 484 Main, boards 76
Pleasant
Fisher Daniel C. salesman, house 7 Quincy
Fisher David, carpenter, house 51 Salem
Fisher Edgar E. wheelwright, 149 Front, h.
4 Oberlin n. Park ave. [17 Orchard
Fisher Edward A. wlreworker, 179 Main, b.
Fisher Elizabeth, dressmaker, boards 100
Summer '
Fisher Elizabeth S. Miss, boards 21 William
Fisher Emily R. Mrs. b. Adams n. Belmoui
Fisher Frank E. embroiderer, h. 2 Aostiu
Fisher Frank E. weigher, hoose 27 Laurel
Fisher Frank O. clerk, boards 41 Fnilt
Fisher Frederick, mason, h. 56 Canterbuiy
Fisher Frederick D. messenger, b. 51 Salem
piSHER GEORGE, coal, 195 Union, house
4- 41 YtxxW,,— Set page 540
Fisher George F. machinist, h. 6 Jackson
Fisher George W. E. skatemaker, 81 Mul-
berry, boards 22i| Pleasant
Fisher Henry D. soapmaker, h. 10 William
Fisher Henry E. embroiderer, 88 Front, b.
10 William [h. 160 Lincoln
Fisher Henry E. boots and shoes, 201 Main,
Flsber Henry J. clerk, 600 Main, hoose 11
Trumbull [Sycamore
Fisher Herbert J. foreman, 108 Front, b. 14
Fisher Jacob, wlreworker, house Whlttier
near Prioulx
Fisher James B. machinist, b. 12 Benefit ct.
Fisher James H. manager, house famishing
goods, 45 Main, boards 2 Austin
Fisher John E. wheelwright, h. 28 Merrick
Fisher John W. gardener, boards Green-
wood near Upland, Qninsigamond
Fisher Laura, teacher, boards 9 Orang^e
Fisher Louisa B. widow of Waterman A. h.
10 William [29 Laurel
Fisher Mary A. widow of Washington K. b.
Fisher Nettie J. Mrs. house 30 Jackson
Fisher Robert, carpenter, h. 229 Chandler
Fisher Robert D. carpenter, b. 18 Assonet
Fisher Simon E. fkrmer, house Holden near
Brattle [29 Laurel
Fisher Theodore F. machinist, 65 Beacon, h.
Fisher William H. painter, 12 Norwich, h. r.
170 Austin [Laurel
Fisher Willie E. clerk, 18 Lincoln sq. b. 27
Flsk Andrus, laborer, bds. 8 Thenius
Fisk A. Eugene, boot treer, 82 Austin, b.
267 Park ave. [78 do.
Flsk Fred. A. clerk, 18 Thomas, house
Flsk George E. embroiderer, h. 179 Austin
Fisk George W. carpenter, 171 Union, h.
Coburn avenue near W. & S. R. R.
Flsk Harrison L. clerk, 876 Main, h. Green-
wood, Q. [Millbory
Fisk Jan F. laborer, house Greenwood near
Fisk Mary B. widow of Galaclns, bds. Hey-
wood n. Granite [154 do.
Flsk Sewell A. foreman, 82 Austin, house
Fisk Wilbur G. clerk, boards 16 Maple
Fisk Wilhelm, laborer, house rear MiUbury
opposite Whipple
Fisk William, laborer, boards Perry
Flske Almlra A. Mrs. h. 7 Chatham st. pi.
Fiske Alonzo H. collector, bds. 88 Orange
Flske Cclia, dressmaker, bds. 56 Coral
Fiske Charles D. grocer, 99 Grafton, boards
56 Coral
Fislce Charles H. driver, house 38 Foster
Fiske Daniel, house 56 Coral
Fiske Edward Richard, clerk, 415 Main, b.
54 Pleasant [6 Cottnge
Fiske Edward R. printer, 476 Main, house
Flske Edward S. bookkeeper, 416 Main, h.
9Dix
C. H. FISHER,
CIRCULATiyG LIBRARY,
911 MAIN 8TMBBT,
WORCESTER [Fj DIRECTORY.
189
FIske Sdwin E. clerk, 24 Front, h. 10 Char-
lotte cor. Clifton [Pleasant
Fiske £Hza R. widow of Richard, boards 54
Fiske Bmerson C. glazier, 181 Union, h. 585
Main [85 Pleasant
Fiske George E. bookkeeper, 88 Front, bds.
Fiske Harrir E. clerk, 4 Washington sq bds.
35 Cntler
Fiske Isaac, masical instraments, 18 Me-
chanic, house 75 Piedmont
Fiske I^aban B. & Co. billposters, 29 Me-
chanic, honse 234 Chandler
Fiske Liucy 6. attendant, b. 54 Pleasant
Fiske Roger W. billposter, 29 Mechanic, b.
1 John St. ave. [76 Harrison
Fitch Addison M. machinist, 186 Union, h.
Fitch Charles A. Mrs. h. 28 Washington
Fitch Charles H.' & Co. (Frank E, Fitch),
boot roannfs. 23 Mulberry, h. 18 Oread
Fitch Charles S. bookkeeper, 28 Mulberry,
bds. 13 Oread [Auburn
Fitch Charles T. filler, 57 Jackson, house at
Fitch Dana K. insurance, boards 55 Park
Fitch Edward D. student, b. 89 Edward
Fitch Eunice H. widow of Newton, boards 5
Benefit court
Fitch Frank E. (Charles H. Fitch A Co.), 23
Mulberry, bds. 18 Oread [Austin
Fitch Julia E. Mrs. dressmaker, hou.se 67
Fitch Laurin M. widow of Edwin G. bds. 89
Edward [Park
Fitch Melinda W. widow of Dana H. h. 55
Fitch Minna Y. Mrs. rem'd to Chelsea
Fitch Susan H. widow of James H. bds. 64
Orange
Fitch Thirza J. bds. Nelson pi. n. Grove
Fitch William H. salesman, 484 Main, bds.
39 Edward
Fiiman Ann, widow of John, h. 80 Charles
Fitman John, died Jan. 14, 1883, age 70
Fitman Robert, laborer, honse 19 Charles
Fitman Thomas, laborer, 100 Prescott, h;
Chamberlain place
Fitman William, laborer, b. 80 Charles
Fitton Alfred, foreman, ft. Kansas, house 17
Lawrence
Fitton Edward, machinist, honse 26 Glen
Fitton John R. weaver, house 9 Winthrop
Fitton Joseph W. jr. foreman, P. & W. R. R.
freight house, house 82 Gold
Fitton William H. photographer, 845 Main,
boards 84 Park
Fitts Abraham (FUts, Bice & Co,), Lagrange
cor. R. R. house 82 Castle
Fitts Benaiah, mechanical engineer, 88 Her-
mon, honse 12 Jackson [11 Vine
Fitts Frank, fllecutter, 1 Washington .«q. b.
FITTS HOMER L. dentist, 492 Main, bds.
12 Jackson. — Seepage 506
Fitts James A. pressman, 444 Main, house
165 Pleasant
Fitts Jotham. removed from city
FTTS, RICE & CO. (A, Fitts, H, M. Bice
and A. E. Blanchard), hydraulic eleva-
tor manuf^. Lagrange cor. N & W. R.
B.^ See page 648
Fltz David M. stonecutter, Crescent, house
84 Grove
Fitz Frank M. printer, 892 Main, house 87
Chandler [boards do.
Fitzgerald Andrew, porter, Lincoln House,
Fitzgerald Catharine, widow of John, house
8 Burt [bds. 85 do.
Fitzgerald Charles, machinist, 28 Webster,
Fitzgerald Charles J. rem'd to New York city
Fitzgerald Daniel, laborer, 77 Foster, hon^e
24 Fox [b. 24 Fox
Fitzgerald Daniel F. moulder, 65 Jackson,
Fitzgerald David, mason, honse 8 Cheever
Fitzgerald Edward J. painter, b. 65 Vernon
Fitzgerald Edward P. moulder, h. 76 Ward
Fitzgerald EllzaT. dressmaker, 24 Fox. b. do.
Fitzgerald Ellen, widow of William, h. 228
Front
Fitzgerald Frank H. painter, h. 14 Lnnelle
Fitzgerald James, wire drawer, h. McCor-
mick*s court
Fitzgerald James, hostler, 888 Main, b. do.
Fitzgerald James, laborer, Millbury ave. n.
city line, boards do.
Fitzgerald James, wire drawer, h. 11 Sigel
Fitzgerald James F. laborer, b. 85 Hermon
Fitzgerald James H. cutter, h. 65 Vernon
Fitzgerald James H. physician, 1 Green, h.
do. [14 Groton pi.
Fitzgerald Johanna, widow of Thomas, bds.
Fitzgerald John, wire drawer, house 116
Shrewsbury
Fitzgerald John, laborer, 4 Leicester, house
Sutton lane n. Sutton road
Fitzgerald John, laborer, 196 Union, boards
129 Exchange
Fitzgerald John, wire drawer, h. 7Blackstone
Fitzgerald John D. rem'd to New York city
Fitzgerald John F. removed ft'om city
Fitzgerald John W. tobacconist, 284^ Front,
bds- rear do. [Endicott
Fitzgerald Joseph W. salesman, boards 87
Fitzgerald Lawrence, collar maker, 28
Waldo, b. 89 Beacon
Fitzgerald Maggie G. trimmer, 248 Main,
b. 223 Front
Fitzgerald Mary E. teacher, Thomas street
school, boards 4 Shelby place
Fitzgerald Maurice, painter, 82 Exchange,
bds. 65 Vernon [h. 65 Vernon
Fitzgerald Michael, bootmaker, 82 Austin,
Fitzgerald Michael R. blacksmith, rear 40
Exchans:e, house 4 Shelby place
Fitzgerald Patrick, house 184 Salem
Fitzgerald Patrick, polisher, h. 37 Endicott
Fitzgerald Patrick, Jr. watchman, 52 Jack-
son, house 10 Gold street court
Fitzgerald William, laborer, h. 2 LUchfleld
Fitzgerald William, laborer, house 11 Sigel
Fitzgerald William, laborer, 48 Grafton, h.
4 Suffolk [106 Southbrldge
Fitzgerald William, laborer, 50 Lagrange, b.
Fitzgerald William, laborer. College Holy
Cross [40 Austin
Fitzgerald Wm. H. foreman, 2 Cherry, bds.
Fitzgibbon M. Eaton Mrs. dressmaker, 24
So. Irving, h. do. [106 Southbrldge
Fitzmorris Peter, laborer, 11 Cypress, bds.
Fitzpatrlck Alft*ed T. bookkeeper, C. V.
R. R., Shrewsbury, bds. 29 Crown
C. H. FISHER,
KEW8 VBAZXB. ALL THE LATEST AKJ> LEA1}TN&
PUBLICATIONS, 211 MAIN STBEET.
140
WORCESTER fP] DIRECTORY.
Fitzpatrick Christopher, helper, 77 Foster,
house 80 Harrison [h. 24 Cross
Fitzpatrick Cornelius, laborer, 95 Thomas,
Fitzpatrick Edward, h. 10 Bloomingdale ct.
Fitzpatrick Edward, boot bottomer, house 8
Union avenue [Shrewsbury
Fitzpatrick Edward C. moulder, boards 169
Fitzpatrick James, laborer, 28 Manchester,
boards 144 Foster [Lamartine
Fitzpatrick James R. clerk, 82 Front, bds. 42
Fitzpatrick John, driver, 82 Green, house
17 AsBonet
Fitzpatrick John, laborer, house 51 Gold
Fitzpatrick John, machinist, 110 Green, h.
15 Vernon cor. Jefferson
Fitzpatrick John, machinist, 186 Union, bds.
81 Washington
Fitzpatrick John T. plumber, b. 42 Lamartine
Fitzpatrick Joseph H. machinist, 161 Union,
bds. 159 Main
I?ITZPATBICK MARGUERITE E. straw
; goods, 810 Main, b. 257 6o,—See j>. 525
Fitzpatrick Matthew G. machinist, Lagrange
opposite Junction depot, house 8 Sliver
Fitzpatrick Michael, laborer, house 112
Lamartine [house 25 Winter
Fitzpatrick Phillip, watchman, 44 Central,
Flizpatilck Phillip M. cutter, 199 Frontv bds.
25 Winter [house do.
Fitzpatrick Thomas, shoemaker, 82 Temple,
Fitzpatrick Thomas J. salesman, boards 15
Vernon cor. Jefferson
Fitzpatrick William, teamster, h. 81 Wall
Fltzslmons John, polisher, 1 Coes sq. house
4 Essex [Sutton lane n. Sutton road
Fltzslmons Matthew, grinder, 1 Coes sq. b.
Fix Wilhelmlne, widow of Paul, boards 87
Mechanic [Mlllbury ave.
Flagg Albert D. milkman, bds. Grafton near
Flagg Algernon S. removed to Mlllbury
Flagg Angle, widow of Oliver, h. 6 Milton
Flagg Arthur (Flagg & Blanchard), 218 Main,
house 255 Park avenue
Flagg Carrie B. widow, house 14 Newbury
Flagg Charles, engineer, house 11 Orchard
Flagg C. Addison, tlsh, 158 Main, house 61
Myrtle
Flagg Edwin B. physician, 2 Austin, h. do.
Flagg Elizabeth, widow of Marshall, house
Flagg near Salisbury [avenue
Flagg Eilen M. bds. Grafton near Mlllbury
Flagg Ellen M. widow of Thomas M. boards
80 Glen
Fl(^g Emily, widow of John, b. 9 Webster
Flagg Everett (Hubbard A Flagg), 90 Park,
house 28 Washington [Bridge
Flagg Francis, driver, 82 Green, house 15
Flagg Flank H. wlreworker, 179 Main, h.
6 William
Flagg Fred. H. cutter, 11 Water, b. 48 Coral
pLAGG FREDERICK W. stable, wood and
JD coal, 157 Grafton, house 83 Cutler. — See
page 570
Flagg George H. clerk, 89 Main, b. 267 do.
Flagg George W. house 159 Main
Flagg Henry, house 25 Trumbull [Coral
Flagg Henry C. foreman, 11 Water, house 48
Flagg Henry K. clergyman, h. 825 Park ave.
Flagg James E. former, b. Clark n. Bumcoat
Flagg Jennie, stitcher, boards 4d4 Main
Flagg John, foreman, 11 Water, honse 129
Grafton [Gouldlng
Flagg John T. clerk, 158 Main, house 18
Flagg Jonathan, lumber, boards 9 Webster
Flagg Joseph, leather cutter, 11 'Water, bds.
8 Milton [Winter
Flagg Joseph, engineer, 11 Water, boards 67
Flagg J. Nelson, messenger, U. 8. & C.
express, 80 Front, house 19 Portland
FLAGG J. WALTER, broker, 406 Main,
boards do. — See page 499
Flagg Levi, carpenter, honse 19 Wachosett
Flagg Mary D. honse 554 Main
Flagg Mary B. Mrs. wire weaver, h. 906 Main
Flagg Milo B. cabinetmaker, 5 Sar^^nt, h.
161 Southbrldge [Mlllbary are.
Flagg Nahum, fleu'mer, honse Grafton near
Flagg Nathaniel, fish peddler, bds. near
Shrewsbury [6 Newport
Flagg Nelson, machinist, 26 Salisbury, h.
Flagg Oliver, died March 6, 1888, a^e 65
Flagg Robert W. house 141 Chandler
Flagg Sabln L. wlreworker, h. 15 School
Flagg Samuel, physician, house Lake av. n.
Belmont
Flagg Samuel H. house 24 Trumbull
Flagg Samuel H. died Mar. 18, 1883, ag^e 78
Flagg Waldo, machinist, W. & N. R. R. re-
pair shop, boards at West Boylston
Flagg Waldo H. cabinetmaker, 25 Hermoo,
h. 2 Piedmont
Flagg Ward N. painter, house 1 Vinton
Flagg Wm. J. clerk, 858 Main, boards IS
Gouldlng
Flagg & Blanchard (A, Flagg and G. C
Blanchardjy provisions, 218 Main
Flaherty Bridget A. saloon, 12 Water, bouse
do. [84
Flaherty Catharine, died Sept. 28, 1888, age
Flaherty Edward J. shearer, Brussels, h. 68
Grand [ton, bds. 19 South Irving
Flaherty James £. moulder, 149 Washing-
Flaherty John J. finisher, 25 Union, house
2 Lyon
Flaherty Margaret A. teacher. Woodland
street school, boards rear 86 Benefit
Flaherty Michael, laborer, h. 18 Brlden
Flaherty Patrick, laborer, bds. 88 Bridge
Flaherty Patrick W. driver, 145 Main, bds.
rear 86 Benefit
Flanagan John, painter, 71 Mechanic, bds.
26 Church
Flanagan Thomas H. lalJorer, h. 26 Church
Flanders Geo. C. wire plater, b. 225 Main
Flanigan Bernard, laborer. College Holy
Cross, boards do.
Flanigan James, treas. Wore. Iron Foundry
Co. 56 Gold, house 26 Langdon
Flannagan Bridget, widow of John, boards
48 Winter [bds. 78 Myrtle
Flannagan Daniel F. machinist, 110 Green,
Flannagan Edward, moulder, 6S Washington
sq. h. 7 Columbia
Flannagan James, laborer, h. 226 Mlllbury
Flannagan John, laborer, Groton, honse 48
Winter
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WORCESTER [F] DIKKCTORY.
141
FUmnaf^an Lawrence, laborer, house Camp
near railroad
Flannagan Patrick, laborer, b. 26 Lafayette
Flannagan Martin, hostler. 817 Sonthbridge,
house rear 100 Lafayette [167 Exchange
FlaDnagan Patrick J. wire drawer, boards
Flanna^an Thomas J. laborer, 188 Union, h.
8 Temple st. ct.
Flave Maurice, laborer, honse r. 7 Colambia
Flavin John, laborer, 26 N. Foster, boards
104 Ijamartlne [manuft. 147 Front
Fleischmann & Co., compressed yeast
Fleming^ Andrew, laborer, h. 137 Shrews-
bury
Flemln^^ Catherine, honse 212 Sonthbridge
Fleming: David, car recorder, B. & A. R. R.
ArelghC house, house 5 Houlihan place
Flemings David, laborer, house 9 Cross
Fleming Dennis, wire drawer, boards 116
Shrewsbury [Barclay
Fleming Oarrett, bootmaker, 11 Water, h. 25
Fleming Honora. boards 805 Cambridge
Fleming James, brakeman, B., B. & G. R. R.
boards 208 Main
Fleming; John, blacksmith, house 12 Beach
Fleming John, laborer, 817 Sonthbrldge, h.
13 Lunelle
Fleming John J. driver, bds. 18 Eaton pi.
Fleming John W. armorer, 44 Central, bds.
128 Thomas [Temple
Fleming Margaret, widow of Thomas, b. 81
Fleming Michael, laborer, W. & N. R. R.
repair shop, b. 4 Beach [18 Temple
Fleming Michael, laborer, 82 Green, house
Fleming Paralta, weaver, Brussels, house
10 Washburn
Fleming Patrick, laborer, h. 55 Franklin
Fleming Patrick, house 9 Lunelle
Fleming Peter J. removed fh>m city [Laurel
Fleming Peter P. driver, 24 Mechanic, b. 69
Fleming Pierce, driver, 817 Southbridge, h.
105 Lamartine
Filing Thomas, laborer, boards 18 Lunelle
Fleming Thomas, mason, h. 164 Mechanic
Fleming William, laborer, 817 Southbridge,
house 9 Lunelle [sq. h. 72 Temple
Fleming William, laborer, 68 Washington
Fleming William, Jr. laborer, b. 72 Temple
Fleming William, removed to Hartford, Ct.
Fletcher BenJ. W. carpenter, honse 1 Gold
Fletcher Calvin T. cutter, h. 124 Central
Fletcher Catherine £. folder, 887 Main, h.
r. So. Court House [20 Chandler
Fletcher Charles A. salesman, 480 Main, h.
Fletcher Edward F. fBemis A Fletcher), 18
Mechanic, boards 6 Walnut [Me.
Fletcher Frederick M. removed to Fozcroft,
Fletcher Joel, house 2 Charlotte [do.
Fletcher Lois I. dressmaker, 82 Chatham, b.
Fletcher Sherman, woodworker, h. 15 Bel-
mont [city
Fletcher William H. removed to New York
Fleury Arseue, wire drawer, boards 217
Mechanic [Mechanic
Fleury Nazarre, wire drawer, boards 217
Fllbotte Simeon, shoe bottomer, 82 Austin,
house 122 Mechanic [lington
FUnn John B. cutter, 501 Main, h. 10 Wel-
Fllnn Martin, marble cutter, 181 Central, b.
16 Thomas
Flinn M. Bonner, physician, 80 Pearl, h. do.
Flint Charles F. sawyer, 25 Union, house 8
Denny [Agricultural
Flint Chas. W. cutter, 70 Winter, honse 2
Flint Franklin, boards 22 Piedmont
Flint Fred, larmer, boards Plantation near
Division
Flint Frederick A. truckman, h. 11 Hudson
Flint Henry H. Janitor, Post Office block, h.
9 Davis [2 Agricultural
Flint Joseph H. policeman. City Hall, house
Flint Orrin F. laborer, h. 27 Laftiyette
Flint Solomon S. reed-board maker, 9 May,
h. 6 Riedl pi.
Flinth Erick, laborer, house 5 Worth
Flodin Nils L. armorer, 44 Central, boards
48 Hanover
Flodman A. .Gustaf, machinist, house 826
MlUbury
Flood Edward, assistant physician, Wore.
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Flood Eugene E. finisher, 11 Water, boards
98 Mechanic [Mechanic
Flood Hannora Mrs. boarding-house, 98
Flood Stephen, carpenter, h. 4 JBellevue
Floury Frank, bootmaker, b. 2 Hawkins
Floyd Chas. boot bottomer, 155 Front
Flynn Ann, widow of Cornelius, house 68
Green
Fljmn Bridget, boards 178 Front
Flynn Catharine, widow of Robert, h. 228
Southbridge [Ledge
Flynn Cornelius, laborer, 110 Green, bds. 86
Flynn Daniel, laborer, h. 141 Shrewsbury
Flynn Daniel C. laborer, 92 Thomas, house
11 Prescott pi. [Engine House, Prescott
Fljmn Edmund, machinist, 84 Prescott, bds.
Flynn Ellen, widow of John, h. 195 Cam-
bridge
Flynn Ellen, widow of John, h. 42 Chandler
Flynn Ellen, widow of Patrick, boards rear
172 Prescott [127 Exchange
Flynn Francis, polisher, 19 Church, house
Flynn Frank J. machinist, 77 Foster, b. 170
Front
Flynn James, saloon, 195 Cambridge, h. do.
Flynn James, laborer, b. 181 Canterbury
Flynn James, rem'd to New Haven, Conn.
Flynn James, laborer, house r. 17 Ellsworth
Flynn James, laborer, h. 45 Bellevue
Flynn James, painter, bds. 72 Green
Flynn James, laborer, house 32 Diz
Flynn James, moulder, 65 Jackson, h. 887
Cambridge [68 Green
Flynn James R. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
Flynn James W. painter, 71 Mechanic, h. 48
Vernon [6 Lunelle
Flynn James W. jr. painter, 15 Millbury, b.
Flynn Jeremiah J. armorer, 44 Central, h.
10 Pink [182 Washington
Flynn John, bootmaker, 11 Water, house
Flynn John, laborer, h. 46 Eastern ave.
Flynn John, car Inspector, B. & A. R. R. h.
10 Oullen ct.
Flynn John, laborer, h. 11 South Irving
Flynn John, laborer, bds. 168 Prescott
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142
WORCESTEB [P] DIBBOTORY.
Flynn John, laborer, bds. 17 Summer
Flynn John, boot sider, house 185 Salem
Flynn John, clerk, 327 Main, b. 61 Market
Flynn John, laborer, h. 26 Ellsworth
Flynn John, truckman, bds. 215 Summer
Flynn John, wire drawer, h. 8 Bluff
Flynn John, wire drawer, h. r. 172 Prescott
Flynn John E. machinist, 10 Harris ct. h.
167 Washington
Flynn John F. painter, h. 26 Ellsworth
Flynn John J. junk, h. 131 Canterbury
Flynn John J. student, boards 42 Chandler
Flynn John J. tlusmith, house 25 Hawley
Flynn Joseph T. machinist, b. 131 Canter-
bury [Temple
Flynn Malachi, boot treer, 103 Front, b. 46
Flynn Mary, clerk, 37 Mlllbury, bds. 387
Cambridge
Flynn Mary A. tailoress, b. 27 Fulton
Flynn Michael, boot crimper, h. 56 King
Flynn Michael, laborer, 125 Gold, house 404
Southbridge [bury
Flynn Michael, laborer, 21 Park,b.70 Shrews-
Flynn Michael, compositor, 392 Main, b. 29
Church [Tremont
Flynn Michael, cutter, 82 Austin, house 11
Flynn Michael, laborer, b. 25 Briden
Flynn Michael, jr. shoemaker, b. 11 Tremont
Flynn Michael, junk, house 20 Cherry
Flynn Morris, laborer, b. 131 Shrewsbury
Flynn Myles, rem*d to Gardner [Hacker
Flynn Nicholas, laborer, h. Litchfield near
Flynn Patrick, laborer, house 5 Cross
Flynn Patrick, laborer, boards 172 Salem
Flynn Patrick, boot bottomer, 10 Mulberry,
bds. Shrewsbury c. Brackett ct.
Flynn Robert H. machinist, 110 Green, bds.
26 Ellsworth [Vernon
Flynn Samuel, painter, 110 Green, bds. 48
Flynn Thomas, hackman,21 Lafayette, h. do.
Flynn Thomas, laborer, house 173 Front
Flynn Thomas, slater, house 61 Market
Flynn Thomas A. switchman, B. & A. R. R.
h. 18 Coral [Litchfield
Flynn Thomas J. weaver, Brussels, bds. 1
Flynn Timothy, grocer, 45 Mlllbury, h. do.
Flynn William, teamster, house 172 Salem
Flynn William, foreman, 7 John, bds. do.
Flynn, see Flinn and O'Flynn
Fobes Arthur A. civil engineer, 13 City Hall,
bds. at Holden
Fobes Hiram, house 53 Chatham
Fobes Hiram, 2d. student, b. 53 Chatham
Fobes Richard, civil engineer, 11 City Hall,
bds. 56 Providence
Foell Adolph, house 17 Congress [Austin
Foell Gustavus, laborer, Putnam lane, b. 145^
Foell Julius, salesman, b. 17 Congress
Fogarty John J. engineer, B. & A. R. R.
machine shop, h. 18 Mendon
Fogerty Albert H. cabinetmaker, 21 Cypress,
bds. 51 John [615 Main, b. 51 John
Fogerty Clarence M. fJ, Fogerty db Son),
Fogerty Dennis, laborer, 161 Union, house
reaV36 Winter [h. 9 Vine
Fogerty Edward J. woodworker, 19 Union,
Fogerty John & Son (C. M, F6gerty)^ tailors,
615 Main, h. 61 John
Fogerty Mary, widow of John, hoose 47
Temple
Fogerty William C. physician, 12 Front, b.
61 John [Wyoming site
Fogg Francis S. machinist, 72 School, h. 20
Fogg Fred. W. armorer, 81 Hermon, b. 101
Chandler [fayette
Foibert Mitchel, laborer, 75 Beacon, b. 64 La-
Folan Barbara, widow of Morgan, h. 25
Gold St. ct. [Spruce
Folan John, boot crimper, 155 Front, b. 10
Folan Martin, boot crimper, 68 High, bds.
10 Spruce
Folan Patrick, boot crimper, h. 10 Spnzce
Foley Ann, widow of Wm. H. house 161
Mechanic
Foley Catherine, housekeeper, 5 Goddard
Foley Daniel, laborer, 17 Southgate
Foley Daniel, card stripper, Pakachoag Mill
Foley Daniel, laborer, h. rear Mlllbury near
R. R. [LaneUe
Foley Daniel, laborer, 62 Jackson, boards SO
Foley Daniel, policeman. Station 2, Lamar-
tiue, house 20 Lunelle
Foley Daniel, laborer, boards 86 Temple
Foley Daniel P. wire drawer, bds. 5 Cross
Foley Edward, laborer, Junction shop, bds.
16 Groton place
Foley Edward, laborer, bds. 26 Lafayette
Foley Ellen, widow, house 42 Gold
Foley Frank, house 855 Cambridge
Foley Frank, jr. wireworker, boards 855
Cambridge
Foley James, laborer, boards 122 Mechanic
Foley James, wireworker, house 7 North
Foley James, laborer, 1 Coes square, boards
Hacker n. Southgate [School
Foley James, laborer, 104 Lincoln, hoose 41
Foley James, boards 36 Canterbury
Foley James, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale, h.
15 Groton place
Foley Jameb, jr. removed to New York city
Foley James H. boot treer, h. 56 Camp
Foley Jeremiah, removed to Providence, R. I.
Foley Jeremiah, grocer, 67 Temple, house
2 Penn avenue [near R. R., Q.
Foley Jeremiah, laborer, house rear Mlllbury
Foley Jeremiah S. laborer, bds. 2 Penn ave.
Foley John, watchman, Brussels, h. 19 Camp
Foley John, laborer, house 28 Eastern ave.
Foley John, laborer, 77 Foster, b. 76 Temple
Foley John, marble polisher, 131 Central, h.
80 Wall
Foley John, laborer, boards 4 Lovell court
Foley John, laborer, 82 Green, h. 66 Madison
Foley John, heater, house Mlllbury opposite
Taylor, Qulnslgamond
Foley John, removed from city
Foley John A. armorer, 42 Gardner, house
7 Armory court
Foley John D. salesman, bds. 18 Larkin
Foley John J. clerk, 166 Front, b. 2 Pennav. "
Foley John J. music teacher, b. 26 Mulberry
Foley John W. clerk, 134 Front, boards 161
Mechanic
Foley Julia, widow of Michael, h. 58 Temple
Foley Lawrence H. moulder, 68 Washington
square, house 20 Winter
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Foley Lizzie, dressmaker, 5 Goddard, b. do.
Foley Mary £. domestic, 98 Woodland, b. do.
Foley Micbael» laborer, boards 4 Lovell ct.
Foley Michae4, laborer, hoase 94 Soathgate
Foley Michael, laborer, bouse 15 Ward
Foley Michael, harness maker, 189 Union,
bds. 129 Exchange
Foley Michael H. conductor, bds. 5 Taylor
Foley Michael J. policeman, City Hall, house
19 Camp
Foley Morris, house 26 Mulberry
Foley Morris, finisher, bds. 47 Southgate
Foley Patrick, house 7 Camp
Foley Patrick, laborer, bds. 16 So. Irving
Foley Patrick, laborer, Greenwood opposite
Upland, bds. do.
Foley Patrick, laborer, bds. 12 Lexington
Foley Richard, painter, house 168 Mechanic
Foley Thomas, bootmaker, 619 Main, house
47 Chandler [sq. b. 5 Goddard
Foley Thomas, coremaker, 63 Washington
Foley Thomas, laborer, house 5 Carpenter
Foley Thomas, laborer, house 4 Lovell ct.
Foley Thomas, died July 81, 1888, age 70
Foley Thomas, boards 66 Madison
Foley Thomas J. moulder, 92 Thomas, bds.
97 Madison [19 Camp
Foley Thomas S. machinist, 42 Gardner, b.
Foley Timothy, umbrella repairer, rear 48
Temple, house do.
Foley Timothy, machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
164 SoQthbridge
Foley William, hostler, 97 Temple, house 5
Carpenter
Foley William, laborer, house 4 Henry
Follansbee Charles P. driver, h. 87 Beacon
FLLAirSBEE JAMES M. real estate and
loan agent, 288 Main, b. 6o.—See p. 496
Follansbee Wm. F. driver, bds. 87 Beacon
FoUett John W., Worcester Plating Co. 199
Front, house 8 Ripley street place
Follett Martha S. died July, 1888, age 76
FoUelt Richard E. removed to Windham,
Connecticut [67 Providence
Follett William K. clerk, 287 Front, house
Follows Mary, picker, bds. 851 Cambridge
FLSOM JOSIAH G. auction rooms, fur-
niture, &c. 580 Main, house 7 Eilby.—
See page 514
Folsom Mary J. widow of William H. house
6 Kilby
Fontaine Ella C. milliner, bds. 58 Main
Fontaine Felix D. physician, 82 Salem, h. do.
Fontaine Nazarre, laborer, h. 6 Norfolk ct.
Fontaine Pierre (Dnbreua d Fontaine), 4
Langdon, boards rear do.
Fontaine William, removed to Minnesota
Fontaine William F. dentist, 460 Main, b. do.
Foote Charles W. produce, 57 Main, house
148 West
Foote James A. rem'd to Waterbury, Conn.
Foran Martin J. finisher, 19 Union, boards
rear 20 Church [rear 20 Church
Forao Michael, teamster, 88 Providence, h.
Foran Michael, laborer, bds. 25 North
Forbes Jane, house 54 Chatham
Forbes John, farmer, h. 1 Highland st. ct.
Forbes John W. clerk, boards 41 Laurel
Forbes Mary L. widow of Ebenezer W. bds.
85 Wellington [Laurel
Forbes Mary T. widow of John W. house 41
Forbes Nellie W. corsets, bds. 54 Chatham
Forbes Nettie M. corsets, bds. 54 Chatham
Forbes Percy Q. embroiderer, 88 Front, bds.
15 May
Forbes Susan W. widow, house 80 Diz
Forbes Susan W. teacher, Dix street school,
b. 80 Dix [Winter, b. 84 Endicott
Forbes Walter H. (C, H, Puinam A Co), 74
Forbes, see Fobes
FORBUSH EDWARD H. k ^. (W. 8,
Perry), taxidermists, 424 Main, house
29 Benefit.— /S^fe page 512
Forbush Joseph W. house 79 Lincoln
FORBUSH LEANDER P. ft CO. (A W.
Joslyn), doors, sash and blind manufs.
181 Union, house 1 Hale. — See page 582
Forbush Lizzie A. bds. 1 Hale
Forcey George W. bleacher, 802 Main. h. do.
Ford Arthur H. woodworker, 196 Union, b.
11 Dix
Ford Bridget, widow of Miles, h. 8 Nashua
Ford Charles, cutter, h. 1 Washington av.
Ford Charles A. coachman, 48 Elm, bds. do.
Ford Frank, driver, 57 Main, b. 8 Nashua
Ford Frank, machinist, h. 63 Eastern ave.
Ford Jerrold, laborer, boards 44 Thomas
Ford John, laborer, h. 15 Prescott pi.
Ford John, laborer, b. r. Millbury n. R. R., Q.
Ford John C. carpenter, bds. 582 Main
Ford Leuville W. cutter, 88 Frout, bouse at
West Brookfield [h. do.
Ford Mary A. Mrs. grocer, 424 Southbridge,
Ford Michael, cutter, house 424 Southbridge
Ford Michael, removed from city
Ford Sylvanus, carpenter, boards 8 High
Ford Terence, laborer, b. Sack vi He n. B. R.
Ford William J. boot crimper, 108 Front, h.
81 Vernon
Ford Willoughby, planer, 196 Union, house
182 Pleasant
Forde John, mason, house 11 Layard pi.
Forde Patrick, laborer, boards 11 Layard pi.
Forehand Frederick W. clerk, 42 Gardner,
boards Continental Hotel [12 Valley
Forehand Sarah A. widow of Walter, house
Forehand Sullivan (Forehand db Wadsworth),
h. 5 Wyman
FOREHAND & WADSWORTH (Sullivan
Forehand), firearms manufts. and nickel
platers, 42 Gardner.— /S^eepa^e 641
Forest Peter E. removed ft*om city
Forhan Edmund, laborer, h. r. 16 Cypress
Forhock Chas. woodworker, b. 45 Pleasant
Forney Almira S. boards 20 Belle vue
Forney Henry, gardener, house 17 Millbury
Forney Henry, Jr. cutter, boards 27 Church
Forrest James T. hackman, 7 Central, b. do.
Forrest Joseph, engineer, 60 King, house
11 Blossom [ington
Forrest Thomas, bartender, house 57 Wash-
Forsberg Alfred, laborer, b. 9 Whitney
Forsberg Carl F. laborer, b. 6 Whitney
Forsberg Charles E. laborer, h. 8 Oswald
Forsberg John F. laborer, house 12 Oswald
Forsberg Oscar F. laborer, h. Whipple
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Forsberg Wllhelm, laborer, h. r. MiUbnry n.
Greenwood
Forslund Sven A. laborer, h. 8 Oswald
Forsman Aagust, laborer, 100 Preacott, bds.
39 Eastern av. [Hant n. Shrewsbary
Forsman Charles, monlder, Mnskeego, bds.
Forss Anders G. died Feb. 17, 1888
Forss Anifust, laborer, house 84 Ward
Forstedt James, draughtsman, 94 Grove, h.
6 Henchman ct. [city
Forsyth Albert H. removed to New York
Forsyth Thomas, razor maker, 128 Chandler,
hoase 8 Stiver
Fortier Estross, laborer, boards 178 Front
Fortier Eli, removed flrom city [173 Front
Fortier George, blacksmith, 100 Prescott, h.
Fortier Joseph, machinist, .57 Jackson, h.
86 Lamartlne
Fortier Mazsim, machinist, bds. 178 Front
Fortin Jules, carpenter, house 84 Norfolk
Fortln Zeflrin, carpenter, h. 68 Canterbury
Forward Frank Z. machinist, h. 9 Plymouth
Fosbay Benjamin F. machinist, 110 Green,
h. at Millbury [Water c. Green
Foshay Thomas E. machinist, 110 Green, b.
Foskett Eben, compositor, 11 Central Ex-
change, b. 6 Chatham
Foskett Ella W. principal East Worcester
school, house 57 Eastern av.
Foskett Hattie E. widow of Harlow, house
at Greendale
Foskett James, removed to Trenton, N. J.
Foskit Lorin, moulder, 65 Jackson, house
446 Southbrldge [19 Wyman
Foss Alice £. bookkeeper, 158 Front, boards
FSS THOMAS B. stoves, ftirnaces,
ranges, etc. 158 Front, house 19 Wy-
man.— See page 594
Foss William H. salesman, 827 Main, house
88 Irving [Austin
Fossett Fred. R. baker, 172 Front, bds. 60
Foster Abbie K. widow of Sephen S. boards
100 Chatham
Foster Adeline, boards 11 Belknap
Foster Alfred, wlreworker, house 22 Vine
Foster Alia W. teacher, b. 100 Chatham
Foster Amos L. glazier, 24 Southbrldge, b.
at Oxford
Foster Belle, dressmaker, boards 594 Main
Foster Bridget, widow of Peter, h. r. 166
Pleasant [406 Main, h. 18 Chestnut
Foster Calvin, president City National Bank,
Foster Calvin C. classical school, 476 Main,
hoQse Brattle n. Holden
Foster Calvin C. Mrs. asst. princlpah 476
Main, house Brattle near Holden
Foster Charles, machinist, 161 Union, h.
Ingalls near Fox
Foster Charles F. removed from city
Foster Charles H. draughtsman, 54 Jackson,
boards 88 William [94 Summer
Foster Charles M. bootcutter, 70 Winter, h.
Foster Eddy F. machinist, 178 Union, house
77 May [77 May
Foster Edward P. machinist, 178 Union, h.
Foster Ellen Mrs. washerwoman, h. 28 Burt
Foster Elroy D. clerk, 284 Main, b. 288 do.
Foster Frank, mason, boards 208 Main
Foster Frank A. removed flrom city
Foster Frank H. clerk, 516 Main, b. 88 ICay
Foster George H. foreman, 187 Front, house
107 Grafton [Fl^tSBT
Foster George T. farmer, h. Salisbary near
Foster Hannah C. widow of Daniel W, k.
88 William [246 Pleasant
Foster H. Wm. carriagesmith, 10 Canal, h.
Foster Irving C. driver, house 65 Grove
Foster John J. hairdresser, 198 Front, h. 10
Cherry [84 Norfolk
Foster Louis A. nailer, 9 Barton pi. boards
Foster Lydia S. widow of AlAred D. hoose
21 Chestnut [n. Moreland
Foster Nathan F. farmer, house Salisbory
Foster Reuben B. machinist, 100 Prescott,
house r. 17 Garden
Foster Thomas R. boards 54 Leicester
Foster Wallace B. finisher, 9 Barton place,
bds. 50 Beacon [15 Sndbaiy
Foster William, carpenter, 8 Norwich, hoose
Foucher Davis, laborer, 82 Green, hoase 85
Franklin [bds. 15 Inrln^^
Foulds Alexander, organ maker, 17Hermon,
Fouracre James A. carpenter, 861 Park are.
boards do.
Fournler Edward, watchman, B., B. & G. R.
R. repair shop, house 174 Lincoln
Fowler Herbert S. driver, Steamer No. 2,
Beacon, boards 112 do.
FWLEB BUFU8 BENNETT, expert in
patent causes, 75 Hanover, nouse do. —
See page 508
Fox Anthony, laborer, h. Mill n. Buffhm
Fox Burnham F. removed to Maine
Fox George, tinsmith, 51 Main, bds. 84 Can-
terbury [Canterbury
Fox James, armorer, 42 Gardner, boards 84
Fox John C. gigger, 17 Southgate, house 84
Canterbury [Austin
Fox John T. machinist, 57 Jackson, h. 211
Fox Joshua, grinder, 128 Chandler, house 8
Queen [Honchln ave.
Fox Michael T. shoemaker, 68 High, bds. 8
Fox Patrick, laborer, house 16 Suffolk
Fox Thomas, machinist, 18 Cypress, bds. 58
Irving [Chelsea
Foxall Samuel, loom fixer, Brussels, bds. 8
Foy Daniel M. orgulnette maker, h. 8 Denny
Foy Edward J. wire drawer, house 61 N.
Ashland
Foy Isaac H. laborer, 51 Main, b. 10 Pink
Foy James, laborer, house 10 Mitchel
Foy James, laborer, boards 10 Mitchel
Foy Wm. removed from city
Foye Frank W. bookkeeper, 14 Cypress, b.
5 Lancaster [bridge, b. do.
Frahm Louie F. cigar maker, 216 South-
Frame Henry L. shoemaker, b. 24 Pleasant
Francis Albert B. cardmaker, 19 Washing-
ton sq. b. 58 Orange
Francis Alden S. removed flrom city
Francis Convers, mason, house 58 Orange
Francis Frank, organ maker, b. 208 Main
Francis George E. physician, 51 Pearl, h.
79 Elm
Francodur Edward, laborer, h. 4 Langdon
Francosur Edward H. armorer, b. 4 Langdon
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Frank Jnlins M. peddler, h. 10 ProvideDce
Franklin Abby M. widow of Edward A. h.
14 Hollywood [LI d wood pi.
Franklin Bdgar H. clerk, 408 Main, hoose 7
Franks Isaac, manager, 195 Front, bds. 45
Pleasant
Fraser James, cabinetmaker, 82 Foster, bds.
12 Larch [Qolncy
Fraser William, moolder, 52 Jackson, bds. 2
Frawley Catharine, widow of John, boards
Lewis near Soathbrldge
Fraaler Catherine, widow of Thomas A. h.
28 Bowdoln [Exchange
Frazier Ijonisa C. widow of Wm. boards 52
FRAZIEB WILLLUft, taUor and clothing
cleaner, 49 Main, house 28 Bowdoln. —
See page 519
Frasler William F. laborer, 149 Washington,
boards Millbnry [Ashland
Freaberg Peter, wire drawer, boards 52 N.
Freberg Charles, carpenter, h. 48 Hanover
Frechette Peter, laborer, 18 Cypress, bds. 85
Portland
Fred John, wlreworker, b. 174 Lincoln
Fredani Glogochini, laborer, b. 61 SofTolk
Frederic Marie Sister, removed to Canada
Frederich J. Herman, weaver, 648 South-
bridge, house 67 Lafayette
Frederick John, machinist, 110 Qreen, house
44 do. [Ill Summer
Fredericks Fred. A. music teacher, house
Fredrickson Johanna, widow of Gustaf, h.
Oreenwood near Millbury
Freed Charles, removed fh>m city
Freeland Anna C. Mrs. drawing teacher, 18
Pearl, boards 19 Elm
Freeman Carrie B. domestic, b. 62 Exchange
Freeman Charles E. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
56 Mason [b. 88 Myrtle
Freeman Charles H. machinist, 54 Jackson,
Freeman Elisha, kindlings, house 2 Dover
Freeman E. Robie, organ maker, 9 May, b.
44 Woodland
Freeman Frank D. carpenter, 50 Lagrange,
bds. 10 Alden [bds. do.
Freeman Henry W. teamster, r. 72 Mechanic,
Freeman Josiah G. machinist, 50 Lagrange,
house 10 Alden
Freeman Otis A. rem'd to Providence, R. I.
Freeman Parker E. woodworker, 196 Union,
boards 8 High
Freeman Simeon, pictures, h. 44 Woodland
Freeman Theophilus D. laborer, 4 Vernon,
h. Yernon c. Millbnry [Mechanic
Freeman Warren A. carpet layer, boards 16
Freeman William, armorer, 81 Hermon, h.
42 Canterbury [Pink
Freeman William H. brakeman, boards 5
Freeman William M. clerk, 827 Main, house
9 Ripley c. Ripley st. pi.
Freeman William T. switchman, h. 5 Pink
Free Public Library, 18 Elm
French Charles E. carpenter, house Jacques
av. near Piedmont
French Charles J. mason, house 8 Mendon
French Cornelius, policeman. City Hall, h.
1 Castle
French Cyril F. engineer, h. 25 Wyman
French Elmer H. foreman, 7 Washington sq.
house 86 Summer
French Frank K. wlreworker, b. 6 Edward
French Hiram K. clerk, Post-Office, house
81 Portland
French John M. laborer, h. 10 Ellsworth
FRENCH JONATHAN C. carpenter, 578
Main, house 21 Portland. — Seepage 575
French Lucy J. waiter, 225 Front, boards 28
Washington
FRENCH MARTIN H. & CO. CStedman
Clark), hides and skins, 237 Front, h.
Nelson pi. n. Qrove. — Seepage 669
French Mary J. Mrs. boards 7 Barclay
French Mary L. widow of Hiram, house 81
Portland
French Oscar E. machinist, bds. lOi Dix
French Richard, blacksmith, h. 71 Grove
French William H. moulder, rear 25 Her-
mon, house 7 Barclay
French William S. solecutter, 60 King, h.
176 Chandler [R. h. Millbury
French WiUiam W. moulder, Hammond n. R.
Frenier Henry E. rem'd to Abercorn, Canada
Friberg John, laborer, house 222 Mulberry
Friberg Otto, removed to Salem
Frlde John, wlreworker, boards Sigourney
near North
Frieberg Andrus, laborer, boards 71 Ward
Frieber^ August, laborer, h. 214 Millbury
Frieberg Gustave, laborer, h. 99 Mulberry
Frieberg John, shoemaker, 11 Water
Friedman Isaac, dry goods, 5 Millbury, h. do.
Friend Mary, widow of Matthew, house r.
81 Summer [1 Piedmont
Friendly Louis & Co. clothing, 417 Main, h.
Friguglietti Donato, laborer, h. 8 Clarkson
Frisbie Austin E. machinist, 161 Union, h.
184 Pleasant
Frisbie George A. clerk, 417 Main, b. 448 do.
Frisbie George E. dlemaker, 81 Mechanic,
house 448 Main
Fritz Conrad, wlreworker, h. 78 Lafayette
Fritz John, machinist, Junction shop, house
51 Lafayette [8 Leonard
Frizell Henry C. machinist, 42 Gardner, b.
Frodig August, laborer, boards 148 Main
Frodigh Charles R. foreman, 94 Grove, h. 13
Belmont [Clinton
Frohock Charles W. planer, 196 Union, b. 29
Frollo Angelo, laborer, boards 6 Wood sq.
Frollo John, laborer, h. 4 Wood sq.
Froom Mark, asst. foreman, 94 Grove, h.
86 do.
Frost Archie C. removed from city
Frost Charles H. truckman, 247 Main, h. 269
Park ave.
FROST EDWARD £• dentist, 6 Elm, bds.
Lincoln Kouse.-^ See page 507
Frost Edward H. lastmaker, 92 Foster, h. 7
Barclay
Frost George W. moulder, house 6 Salem
Frost Herbert E. carpenter, 171 Union, bds.
216 Main [154 Austin
Frost Howard, draughtsman, 452 Main, bds.
Frost James H. apothecary, 399 Main, house
15 Lancaster
Frost John II. machinist, house 154 Austin
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WORCESTER [Q-] DIRECTORY.
Frost Marshall F. agent, apothecary, 62
Grafton, house 188 Lincoln
Frost Mary E. Mrs. boarding-house, 6 Salem
Frost Thomas O. blacksmith, 33 Central, h.
216 Main
Frost Wlllard A. removed to Boston
Frost Wlllard F. machinist, Lagrange opp.
Junction depot, boards 6 Salem
Frost W. Herbert, rem'd to Cleveland, Ohio
Frye Harry G. bozmaker, 20 Salisbury, b. 99
Elm [Lincoln
Frye Louisa E. widow of Ellsworth, h. 128
Frye Walter B. clerk, 878 Main, b. 99 Elm
Frye Weston E. finisher, 25 Union, h. 128
Lincoln
Frye William F. driver, house 99 Elm
Fryer Patrick, laborer, rear 179 Union, bds.
129 Exchange
Frykholm Alfk*ed, laborer, bds. 8 Thenlns
Frykholm J. Gustaf, laborer, h. 8 Thenins
Frykholm Olof, laborer, boards 8 Thenlus
Fuchs Christian F. sausage maker, 160
Front, boards 122 Washington
Fuller Abble D. Mrs. housekeeper, 7 Mott
Fuller Abbie H. widow of Caleb S. bds. 670
Main [h. do.
Fuller Adele, dressmaker, 16 No. Ashland,
Fuller Amos W. physician, 460 Main, b. do.
Fuller Arthur W. chairmaker, 15 Union, b.
180 Front [180 Front
Fuller Caroline E. widow of Marshall, h.
Fuller Charles A. farmer, honse Bllthewood
Fuller Charles B. organ maker, 17 Hermon,
house 22 Kingsbury
Fuller Charles B. machinist, 77 Foster, b. 68
Salem [96 Salem
Fuller Charles C. bookkeeper, 609 Main, b.
Fuller Clara H. Mrs. seamstress, boards 18
Harvard [Chandler n. June
Fuller Clarence E. carpenter, 43 Waldo, h.
Fuller C. Everett, ciirpenter, 22 Cypress, h.
6 Lynti
Fuller Daniel T. boards 6 Lynn
Fuller Edward A. clerk, 460 Main, b. Web-
ster n. cemetery [Merrick
Fuller Edward C. clerk, 482 Main, boards 21
Fuller Edward F. cutter, 108 Front, house 44
Salem [21 do.
Fuller Edward L. machinist, 81 Exchange, b.
Fuller Edward W. carriage maker, rear 82
Waldo, boards 58 Front
Fuller Edwin J. carpenter, house 7 Elliott
Fuller Elf eta, dressmaker, b. 3 Hancock
Fuller Eliza T. widow of Charles L. house
96 Salem
Fuller Elizabeth M. Mrs. dressmaker, b. 22
Trumbull
Fuller Elmer, driver, 15 Market, b. Ill Main
Fuller Eustis R. carpenter, 48 Waldo, h. 648
Main
Fuller Fannie J. canvasser, house 648 Main
Fuller Francis H. fiancy goods, 212 Main, b.
1 George st. court
Fuller Frank, driver, 15 Market, boards HI
Main [527 Main
Fuller Frank L. ferrule maker, 70 School, h.
Fuller Frederick L. clerk, 26 Lincoln sq. h.
84 Cutler
Fuller F. Eugene, hostler, 8 Carlton, bds. 1
George st. court [Main
Fuller George F. clerk, 4 Mechanic, b. J 47
Fuller George H. clerk, 20 Union, boards
Clinton
Fuller Godftrcy, carpenter, h. 59 Orchard
Fuller Harry M. machinist, 8 Cypress, b.
Chandler [Willlaiii
Fuller Henry A. dentist, 425 Main, hoai^e 64
Fuller Homer T. principal Worcester Free
Institute, house 18 Boynton
FULLER JAME8 A. ft GO. machinists, 8
Cypress, h. 25 Chandler. — See page €78
Fuller James E. (Fuller A Delano)^ 462
Main, h. 81 Chatham
Fuller Jay C. teamster, h. 40 Belmont
Fuller Jerusha, widow of Aaron, bds. 815
Cambridge [Pleasant c. N. Merrick
Fuller John, boxmaker, 42 Southbrldge, b.
Fuller John A. rem'd to Omaha, Neb.
Fuller Joslah L. died Sept. 8, 1888, age 48
Fuller Mary E. tailoress, b. r. 78 Chatham
Fuller Melvin G. foreman, 81 Mechanic, h.
6 Cutler
Fuller Orrin A. hostler, b. 22i Pleasant
Fuller Rufus, woodworker, b. 664 Main
Fuller Samuel H. heel ganger, h. 21 Merrick
Fuller Sanford, provisions, 56 Main, b. 11
Thomas [Grove
Fuller Sarah B. widow of Josiah L. h. 79
Fuller Susan E. clerk, boards 8 Hancock
Fuller Susan M. widow of James, honse 8
Hancock [h. 6 Crown
Fuller Theodore F. machinist, 77 Foster,
Fuller Theo. S. money deliverer, Adams Ex-
press Co. 896 Main, house 670 do.
Fuller Wlllard, student, b. 1 Lincoln sq.
Fuller W. messenger, bds. 49 Park
FULLER & DELANiO (J^ E, Fuller and W,
P. Delano), architects, 462 Main. — See
page 505
Furey Dennis, laborer, h. 62 Lamartine
Furey Thomas, laborer, b. 396 Southbrldge
Furey William, wire drawer, h. 21 Washburn
Furfey Ann, housekeeper, 474 Southbrldge
Fuzzard Frederick C. boiler maker, rear 179
Union, house 188 Shrewsbury
Fyler Roman B. organ tuner, 17 Hermon,
h. 4 Gates [Bllthewood n. Grafton
Fyrberg Andrew, pistol maker, 44 Central, h.
Fyrberg Gustaf, pistol maker, h. Mulberry
Fyrberg John, pistol maker, 44 Central, h.
Bllthewood n. Grafton [Beach
Fyrberg Jonas, machinist, 51 Green, h. ii
Fyrberg Magnus, pistol maker, 44 Central, h.
22 Beach
Gablkr Albert H. bds. 594 Main
Gabler Henry H. dentist, 614 Main, bds. do.
Gabree Victor, burnisher, bds. 62 Austin
Gabriel Geo. W. bookkeeper, 162 Front, h.
18 Sever [Ashlanc
Gadsby George W. baker, 216 Main, b. 62 N.
Gaffey John F. plumber, h. 5 Winter st. ct.
Gaffhey Andrew, driver, 82 Green, house 84
Columbia [Camp n. R. B.
Gaffiiey Chas. laborer, 17 Soutngate, honse 69
Gafibey Hannah, rem'd to Millbury
B. F. GODBARD & SON,
COAL DBALEB8, TARD AJrD OrFlCB,
68 JACKSOy ST. et. aOUTMBMIBBJi.
WOBCESTEB [G^] DIBECTORY.
147
Gafltaey James, laborer, house 12 Ward
Gaflbey James, laborer, h. r. 16 Cypress
Oaflfbey James, laborer, house 4 Beach
Oaflhey John, laborer, 48 Grafton, b. rear 15
Prescott pL [Vine
Oaihiey John, laborer at J. Draper's, bds. 28
Gaffiiey John H. printer, 877 Main, h. 4 Lily
Oaflhey Lawrence, teamster, 196 Union, h.
18 Cross [4 Lily
Gafltaey Lawrence S. machinist, 73 School, b.
Gafltaey Lizzie, died June 9, 1888
Gailtaey Martin, laborer, b. 866 MiUbory
Gafltaey Mary, widow of John, h. 22 Beach
Gafltaey Michael, laborer, 82 Green, bds. 25
Temple
Gafltaey Michael, laborer, house 4 Lily
Gafltaey Patrick, laborer, b. r. 15 Prescott pi.
Gafltaey Patrick, wire drawer, b. 4 Beach
Gafltaey Thomas, laborer, house 89 Franklin
Gafltaey Thos. F. machinist, h. 46 John
Gagan James, laborer, 149 Washington, b.
129 Mechanic
Gage Charles £. woodworker, 28 Webster,
h. 14 Montague n. Leicester [18 Hawley
Gage Eliphas S. real estate, 16 Mechanic, h.
Gage Elliott C. paperhanger, 480 Main, h. 84
Redmont [versity), b. 60 Pearl
Gige Homer, student (at Harvard Uni-
Gage Thomas H. physician, 60 Pearl, h. do.
Gage Warner B. salesman, h. 28 Piedmont
Gagne Louis, stonecutter, Crescent, h. 27
Wachusett [lern. Mill
Gagner Edward, picker tender. Mill, h. Fow-
Gagnon Fabien, carpenter, 10 E. Worcester,
h. 112 Lamartine
GA6N0N FERDINAND, publisher Le Tra-
vaillenr, 802 Main, house 1 Agawam. —
Seepage 511
Gagnon John, laborer, house 82 Norfolk
Gagnon Joseph, carpenter, h. 46 Lafayette
Gagnon Louis, clerk, 484 Main, b. 7 Fulton
Gagnon Louis, carpenter, house 81 Lodi
Gagnon Maxim, cook, 2 Foster, house 189
Shrewsbury [90 Mechanic
Gahan Michael, salesman, 179 Union, house
Gaige William H. rem'd from city [sq. b. do.
Gaines Daniel G. hairdresser, 1 Washington
Galbraith Thomas, baker, 130 Southbridge,
house r. 46IryiDg [High
Gale Caroline E. widow of Amory, boards 84
Gale Elisha, carpenter, house 40 Portland
Gale George W. clerk overseers of poor, 9
City Hall, house 15 Elizabeth
Gale Henry M. moulder, 188 Mechanic, h. 4
Belknap [10 Sudbury
Gale James F. machinist, 18 Cypress, bds.
Gale John, moulder, 77 Foster, b. 94 Grafton
Gale Jonathan G. model maker, 110 Green,
bds. 66 Front [Belknap
Gale Lewis H. moulder, 188 Mechanic, b. 4
Gale Martha, widow of Franklin, house 94
Grafton
Gale William C. assistant editor Evening
Gazette, 892 Main, house 6 Downing
Galey Peter, rem'd from city
Gallagher Bernard, laborer, h. 18 Ellsworth
Gaucher Chas.CAmold, Oallagher A Pierce),
Hammond near R. B. h. 48 Endicott
Gallagher Charles, mason, h. 8 Union ave.
Gallagher Chas. cook. College Holy Cross,
bds. do. [mill, bds. do.
Gallagher Edward, laborer, MiUbury n. grist
Gallagher Felix, gasfltter, 8 Foster, bds. 13
Ellsworth [tine
Gallagher Francis, carpenter, h. 79 Lamar-
Gallagher George,rem'd to Colorado Springs,
Col.
Gallagher George, carder, b. 65 Grand
Gallagher Jane S. housekeeper, 81 Sigel
Gallagher Jeremiah, carpenter, house 40
Ellsworth [repair shop, h. 65 Grand
Gallagher John, blacksmith, W., N. & R. R. R.
Gallagher John, wireworker, b. 8 Union av.
Gallagher John B. turner, 21 C3rpress, h. 9
Suffolk [av.
Gallagher John E. civil engineer, b. 8 Union
Gallagher John H. wireworker, b. 12 Brlden
Gallagher Margaret, widow of Michael, bds.
1 Ingalls [18 Ward
Gallagher Mary, widow of John, house rear
Gallagher Michael, laborer, bds. 17 Brlden
Gallagher Michael, wireworker, boards 98
Mechanic [Cherry
Gallagher Patrick B. laborer, house rear 22
Gallagher Patrick J. wire cleaner, house 12
Brlden
Gallagher Peter, carpenter, h. 2 Union ave.
Gallagher Peter, laborer, rear 29 Waldo, h.
4 Columbia court
Gallagher Robert T. student, b. 8 Union av.
Gallagher Thomas F. machinist, 110 Green,
boards 74 do. [Grand
Gallagher Thomas J. wire drawer, boards 65
Gallagher William, screwcutter, 57 Union
Gallagher Wni. laborer, house 9 Taylor
Gkillagher William, laborer, 95 Thomas, h.
28 MiUbury [Church, h. 88 High
Gallen Patrick H. assistant priest St. PauFs
Galligan Hugh, shoemaker, 87 Franklin, h.
127 Washington . [h. 88 Mechanic
Galligan James, boot sider, 152 Southbridge,
Gallivan Cornelius, laborer, b. 64 Thomas
Gallivan David, laborer, h. 17 E. Worcester
Gallivan Mary, widow of Michael, house 186
Southbridge
Gallivan Michael, died October, 1888
Gallivan Thomas, skatemaker, 81 Mulberry,
bds. 125 Washington [Worcester
Gallivan Timothy, laborer, house 17 East
Gallivin Patrick, laborer, house 75 Temple
Gallup Charles H. machinist, 25* Union, h.
86 Shelby
Gallup Joseph J. foreman. Grove near Salis-
bury pond, house 18 Newbury
Gallup Lovell C. salesman, h. 105 Belmont
Galvin Cornelius, laborer, bds. 60 Oxford
Galvln James F. assistant priest Church of
Sacred Heart, bds. 840 Cambridge
Galvin Margaret, wireworker, b. 10 Bartlett
place [Bartlett place
Galvin Mary A. slipper maker, boards 10
Galvin William, wireworker, h. McCormlck's
court [b. 61 Suffolk
Gambogl Paclflco, laborer, 14 Bloomlngdale,
Gamlln Charles, boot bottomer, 108 Front,
house 124 Salem
HEIIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TRSdTOKT STREET,
BOSTON.
148
WORCESTER [Q-] DIRECTORY.
GaniliD Hannah, widow of Wm. house 1
Greenwood
Ganilin Wm. died Au|;ast 7, 1883, ag^e 88
Gammell Bert A. clerk, bds. 15 Chandler
Gammell Henry W. organ maker, 9 May, h.
at West Boylatou [Chandler
Gammell John A. clerk, 583 Main, boards 15
Gannett Walter F. cutter, Hamilton, boards
Trnmbull near Front [Washington
Gannon Delia Mrs. boardlng-hoase, 172
Gannon Michael J. laborer, house 6 Vernon
Gannon Rosauna, widow of Michael, house
rear 81 Canterbury
Gannon Thomas, foreman, h. 172 Washington
Gannon Thomas J. rem*d to Woodstock, Md.
Gannon Wm. professor, College Holy Cross,
boards do. [72 Pleasant
Gant David, barber, 11 Mechanic, boards
Gant Harriet Mrs. housekeeper, 72 Pleasant,
boards do. [Exchange n. Waldo
Gant Harry E. hairdresser, 25 Church, bds.
Garaventa Frank, nut stand, 10^ Washington
square, h. 42 East Worcester
Garaventa Louis, nut stand, Pearl cor. Main,
house 8 Wood square [square
Garaventa Stephen, nut stand, bds. 8 Wood
Gard Thomas D. jeweler, 845 Main, house
57 Lincoln [h. 187 Shrewsbury
Gardella Charles, nut stand. Main c. Central,
Gardiner Frank, carpenter, 196 Union, bds.
24 Portland [R. I.
Gardiner James H. removed to Providence,
Gardiner Thomas W. lastmaker, 92 Foster,
house 88 Chandler
Gardner Ann M. laundress, 65 Central, h. do.
Gardner Benjamin, brakeman, b. 94 Temple
Gardner Carrie A. dressmaker, boards 88
Piedmont [8 Ellioit
Gardner Charles F. polisher, 19 Cypress, h.
Gardner Edward, wireworker, h. 88 Central
Gardner Edward E. clerk, 404 Main, boards
60 Coral [Coral
Gardner Enos A. moulder, 87 Gold, house 60
Gardner Francis A. packer, h. 6 Agricultural
Gardner Frank, carpenter, house 96 Bloom-
Ingdale [88 Piedmont
Gardner Fred. E. clerk, 17 Mechanic, boards
Gardner George H. upholsterer, h. 117 Austin
Gardner Gilbert, fruit, house 56 High
Gardner Isaac W. hairdresser, 107 Main, b.
28 Bowdoin
'Gardner John, laborer, bds. 74 MiUbury
Gardner Lucia, dressmaker, b. 88 Piedmont
Gardner Octave, wire plater, h. SS Central,
Gardner Roland, driver, 215 Main, boards 19
Elizabeth [h. 68 Southbridge
Gardner Seth, carpenter, 10 E. Worcester,
Gardner Sophia A. widow of Volney, boards
West Boylston near Grcendale
Gardner Thomas, laborer, bds. 74 MiUbury
Gardner Thomas M. polisher, 19 Cypress, h.
57 Lincoln [h. 6 Grand st. ct.
Gardner William H. machinist, 62 Jackson,
Garfield Alona Mrs. nurse, boards 28 Queen
Garfield Elizabeth M. bds. 10 Bowdoin
Garfield Hiram B. farmer, h. West Boylston
near city line [167 Lincoln
Garfield Joel, foreman, 100 Prescott, house
Garfield Moses M. (OarJIeid ^ Saninfftonj^
96 School, house 21 do. [bds. do.
Garfield Sarah B. dressmaker. 818 Main,
Garfield Silas (Washburn A C^rfiMh 30
Foster, h. 10 Bowdoin [Gardner
Garfield Silas, diemaker, 81 Mechanic, b. 8
GARFIELD & HARRINeTOir (M. .V.
Garfield and (7. A, Harrington)^ dealers
in Quinsigamond Lake ice, and tracking
and street sprinkling, 98 SchooL-^Set
page 588
Garland Charles A. policemaoy City Hall, h.
87 Prospect [87 Prospect
Garland Frank H. compositor, 442 Main, b.
Garland Joseph B. (Garland A ZAncoln)^ 20
Grafton, house 174 Chandler
GARLAND & LINCOLN (J. B. Garland
and F. A, Lincoln)^ flour, hay aiid grain,
20 Grafton. — See page 589
Garner Henry, cigar maker, 409 Main, bds.
19 Thomas
Garrett Thomas, wireworker, b. 57 School
Garrity Charles, currier, 60 Bloom ingdale,
house 29 Cutler [Laurel
Garrity James J. tailor, 171 Main, hoase 24
Garrity Margaret, widow of John, hoose II
Conlin court [boards do.
Garrity Thomas, waiter. College Holy Cross,
Gartland Michael, wireworker, h. 48 North
Garvel Oliver, finisher, 9 Barton place
Garvey Daniel, laborer, house 12 Harrison
Garvey David, polisher, 110 Green, boards
12 Harrison
Garvey Frank J. plumber, bds. 12 Harrison
Garvey Johannah £. clerk, hds. 12 Harrison
Garvey John, moulder, 65 Jackson, boards
rear 12 Cross [1 Ingalls
Garvey John A. machinist, 54 Jackson, bds.
Garvey Mary £. dressmaker, 16 Harrison,
bds. 12 do. [1 Ingalls
Garvey Michael, polisher, 110 Green, house
Garvey Michael, polisher, boards r. 12 Cross
Garvey Patrick H. wireworker, h. 4 Glen
Garvey Peter, wire drawer, Pitt, house 2»
Mitchell
Garvey Richard, machinist, h. 18 Union ave.
Garvey William, fllecutter, b. 12 Harrison
Garvey William, grocer, 24 Washburn, h. do.
Garvey William, laborer, house r. 12 Cross
Garvin James, foreman, boards 159 Main
Garvin Joanna, widow of Richard, h. Illi-
nois near Gates
Gary Horace, machinist, house 171 Austin
Gaskill Francis A. lawyer, 8 Chapin block,
house 11 Auburn
Gaskill Ida L. teacher, Washington street
school, boards 101 Austin
Gassett Curtis W. salesman, h. 18 Belmout
Gassett Mary Mrs. b. 15 Spruce [58 Front
Gassett Merrill, boot treer, 68 High, boards
Gassett Varnum, h. 18 Belmont [Bellevue
Gatchell Harvey R. embroiderer, honse 26
Gately John, laborer, house 16 Suffolk
Gates Albert D. wireworker, b. MiUbury, Q.
Gates Aubyne H. attendant, Worcester Lu-
natic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Gates Augustus S. carpenter, house Florence
near Maywood
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CON8VLT THS
niXJECTOET,
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149
Gates A. Frank, beef, 107 Front, h. Planta-
tion cor. Belmont [Elm
Gates Betsey W. widow of John, house 81
Gates Charles, batcher, honse 9 Carlton
Gates Charles A. honse MiUbury, Q.
Gates Charles B. (John Gates' Sons), 179
UnloD, house 81 Elm
Gates Charles H. grocer, Mlllbury, Quinsig.
h. opp. do. [Grand st. pi.
Gates Charles H. snpt. 42 Gardner, house 4
Gates Charles L. (N. G. Burbank & Co,), 1
Allen ct. house 2 Alden [b. do.
Gates Charles T. harness cleaner, 10 Sever,
Gates Daniel C. house 28 Crown
Gates Dulcena C. widow of Henry, house 49
Bowdoin [bridge
Gates Eklgar 11. wire drawer, b. 518 South-
Gates £dward B. salesman, bds. 28 Crown
Gates Bdwin L. supt. Worcester Wire Co. h.
513 Southbridge [Portland
Gates Emma D. bookkeeper, 317 Main, b. 4
Gates Emma L. married to Alexander
StewflSrt [ton
Gates Etta, artist, 845 Main, b. 48 Welling-
Gates Frank, carpenter, boards 86 Green
Gates Frank B. clerk, 128 Chandler, bds. 69
Piedmont
Gates Franklin A. driver, h. Illinois c. Grand
Gates Frederick L. stable, 1 Sever, house
20 So. Russell
GATES FBEDEBICK 8. stair builder, 172
Union, bds. 84 Orange. — Seepage 579
Gates Creorge A. lumber, 179 Union, house
31 Lincoln
Gates George W. rem'd to Philadelphia, Pa.
Gates Hannah, widow of Asa, honse Mill,
Tatouck [bds. 29 Harvard
Gales Harriet Miss, copyist, Court House,
Gates Harvlin T. farmer, house Gates lane
Gates Battle G. teacher, Edge worth street
school, boards 81 Lincoln
Gates Horatio, pattern maker, r. 19 Church,
boards 15 Clinton
Gates Jerome W. hulled corn, h. 42 Cutler
0ATE8 JOHN'S SONS (C, B. Gates), lum-
ber dealers, 179 VnXon.-^See under Cal-
endar
Gates John B. medicine, 81 Elm, bds. do.
Gates Joseph, shoemaker, Mlllbury, Quin-
sigamond, house do.
Gates Joshua E. razor-strop maker, 128
Chandler, house 69 Piedmont
Gates Julia M. housekeeper, h. 26 Wachusett
Gates Larkiu N. house 800 Main
Gates Leonard, batcher, house Pleasant n.
Hadwen lane [opp. do.
Gates Lilla F. bookkeeper, Millbury, Q. bds.
Gates Margaret, married to Charles H. Hall
Gates Maria, widow of Ephralm, b. 2 Allen
Gates Maria M. widow of Samuel F. house
Plantation n. Belmont
Gates Mary, finisher, 897 Main, b. 48 ^Vell-
Ington [Tatnuclc
Gates Nathaniel P. farmer, house Pleasant,
Gates Otis A. gardener, b. at Leonard Gates'
Gates Robert E. salesman, 128 Chandler, b.
69 Piedmont
Gates Samuel W« car inspector, h. 8 Kilby
Gates Sarah A. clerk, bds. 26 Wachusett
Gates Sarah A. widow of Thomas, house 8
Washington
Gates Sarah N. B. widow of David B. bds.
Gates lane n. Mill [chusett
Gates Simeon D. wireworker, house 26 Wa- *
Gates Walter, salesman, 87 Summer, house
30 Providence
Gates William, boards 1049 Main
GATES WILLIAM H. lawyer, 2 Chapln
block, bds. 800 Malu.^^«e pa^e 501
Gaucher Calls, carpenter, house 274 South-
bridge [b. 4 Canal
Gaucher DesirSe, honey, 1 Washington sq.
Gaucher Mary, boarding-house, 4 Canal
Gauchct Joseph, carpenter, h. 38 Laraartlne
Gaudette J. B. Hector, bootmaker, 108
Front, boards 140 Southbridge
Gaudette Napoleon, bootmaker, 108 Front,
house 84 Lamartlne
Gaulin Francis, laborer, boards 29 Wall
Gaulin George, currier, house 29 Wall
Gaunt Henry, supt. Wicks Manuf. Co. 548
Southbrldgef house 265 Cambridge
Gaunt James, machinist, 186 Union, house
16 Crompton
Gauren Bernard, farmer, house 23 Orchard
Gauren Mary A. teacher, Summer st. school,
boards 23 Orchard
Gaut A. L. removed from city
Gauthier Alexander, blacksmith, 11 Cypress,
house rear 16 do.
Gauthier Arthur, painter, boards 21 Spring
Gauthier Charles, carpenter, h. 20 Temple
Gauthier Gaspard, machinist, 122 Gold, h. 7
Lodl [Lunelle
Gauthier Victor, helper, 68 Hermoh, h. 17
Gavett Edward, conductor, N. & W. R. R.
boards at Norwich, Conn.
Gavin James, laborer, boards 1 Kansas
Gavin John, laborer, house 18 Prescott pi.
Gavin Patrick, wire drawer, house 1 Kansas
Gay Alice D. clerk, bds. 6 Chatham [h. do.
Gay Anna L. Mrs. dressmaker, 14 Maple,
Gay Calvin, h. 14 Maple [Portland
Gay Chas. D. stenographer, 48 Park, h. 64
Gay Elizabeth S. Mrs. boards 60 Elm
Gay George E. miller, 82 Southbridge, bds.
61 do. [Prospect
Gay Geo rg] anna, tailoress, 203 Main, bds. 35
Gay Josiah, farmer, City Farm, boards do.
Gay Nellie A. cleric, boards 6 Chatham
Gay Patrick, woodworker, 100 Prescott, h.
59 Black.stone
Gay Timothy E. boot cutter, house 2 Valley
Gay William H. (Gay & Hood), 41 Waldo, b.
Waldo House
GAY & HOOD r W. B. Gay and H. F, Hood),
flour, grain and hay, 41 Waldo. — See
page 548
Gaynor Alexander H. waiter, Lincoln House,
boards do.
Gaynor James, peddler, house 6 Blake
Gearen Katie, tobacco stripper, b. 31 Spring
Gearen Patrick, blacksmith, Southbridge
opp. Hammond, h. 892 Southbridge
Gear in Michael, machinist, 54 Jackson, bds.
133 Southbridge
B. F. GODDARD & SON,
COAL J>BAJjEB8, YAJth AND OFriOJB,
68 JACKHOir 8T. cor. 80UTSBBI1>GE.
150
WORCESTER [Gh] DIRECTORY.
Gearon Dennis, laborer, bouse 2 Milk
Gearon Dennis, Jr. laborer, boards 2 Milk
Geary Edward, tobacconist, b. 368^ Main
Geary Ellen, stitcber, boards 19 Queen
Geary James F. coacbman, 10 Asbland, bds.
15 Irving [65 King
Geary Jobn J. bootmaker, 9 Barton pi. b.
Geary Margaret M. teacber, Ledge street
scbool, boards 65 Kinp: [Grafton
Geary Mary, widow of Tbomas, bouse 88
Geary Mary, widow of Jobn, bds. 65 King
Geary Tbomas, bottler, 86 Sontbbridge, b.
95 Park [b. 12 Burt
Geary William, moulder, 68 Wasbington sq.
Geary William J. bootmaker, 9 Barton pi. b.
65 King [Layard pi.
Gee Edward, bostler, 85 Central, bouse 14
Gee Lucinda, boards 24 Coral
Geer Frank J. wire banger, b. 59 Summer
Geer George A. clerk, 885 Main, boards 146
Pleasant [Piedmont
Geer Henrietta, widow of George, bouse 78
Geer H. Gertrude, cashier, b. 78 Piedmont
Geer Walter E. student, 476 Main, bds. 78
Piedmont [Uolden
Geeser Cbarles P. farmer, bouse Brattle n.
Geezer James A. blacksmitb, 100 Prescott,
bouse at Ayer Junction
Geiger George, provisions, 20 Tbomas, b.
41 Market [son
Geintner Cbarles L. salesman, bds. 5 Hud-
Geiutner Rudolpb, boot bottomer, 60 King,
house 5 HudsoQ
Geldert Edward B. rem'd to Dayton, Ohio
Geldert Leonard D. rem'd to Dayton, Ohio
Gelinas A. Felix, ticket agent, 51 Washing-
ton square, boards 15 Myrtle
Gelinas Joseph, carpenter, b. 18 Lafayette
Gelinas Luc, carpenter, house 18 Lafayette
Gendron Alpbonse, bootmaker, Hamilton,
h. 58 Wall [h. do.
Gendron Joseph E. physician, 86 Trumbull,
Gendron Joseph T. carpenter, 22 Cypress,
house Grand cor. Carson court
Gendron Narcisse, currier, 82 Hermon, b. 91
Mechanic
Gendron Peter, carpenter, house 58 Wall
Geneau Clephas, tailor, boards 9 Salem
Genin Claude, machinist, 199 Chandler, bds.
27 Mason [n. Lyon
Genin John B. machinist, b. E. Worcester
Genin Rosanna, boards 20 Spruce [Park
Gentry Edward, engraver, 852 Main, bds. 71
George Austin W. removed to Farley, Vt.
George Carrie A. principal South Worcester
school, b. 5 Irving [111 Main
George N. Albert, conductor, 15 Market, b.
Geras:hty Thomas P. porter, 827 Main, b. 1
Webster
Geranson Charles, blacksmith, 44 Central,
h. 88 Hanover
GERELDS MARTHA W. MRS. physician
and midwife, 5 Bigelow court, house do.
— See page 508
Germain Alft'ed, removed to Canada
Germain Frank, mason, house Southgate n.
Hacker
Germain Frank, driver, boards 115 Main
Germain Henry, carpenter, 57 Jackson, b.
Curtis
Germain Hercule, carpenter, h. S2 Liberty
German Alexander, driver, bds. 5 Curtis
German Frank, laborer, house 19 Lake
German Henry, mason, bouse 2 Curtis
German John, mason, bouse 19 Lake
German Joseph, teamster, Lafayette cor.
Quinsigamond ave. house 106 Lafayette
German Samuel, removed to Canada
Gernhardt Edward F. machinist, 100 Pres-
cott, boards 24 Pink
Gernhardt Joseph, machinist, h. 24 Pink
Gernhardt Joseph H. removed to Norwicli»
Conn. [Coes sq.
Gero Frank H. driver, bds. Lakeside ave. n.
Geronard Simon, removed ft-om citj
Gerould Dolly A. widow of James H. house
rear 1st Unitarian church
Geroux John B. blacksmith, 84 Prescott, b.
20 Central [Central
Geroux Louis, boot bottomer, boards 20
Geroux Napoleon, helper, 84 Prescott. h. 99
Madison [Central
Geroux Pauline, widow of Antalne, bds. 20
Gerrety Charles, currier, house 29 Cutler
Gerrity James, clerk, 208 Front, bds. 5 Mul-
berry court [6 Mulberry ct.
Gerrity Michael, pawnbroker, 203 Front, h.
Gervais Frank, carpenter, h. 48 Norfolk
G^rvais Joseph, brakeman, B. & A. R. R* b.
81 Suffolk
Gervais Louis, tailor, 509 Main, bouse do.
Gesselberg Aaron, armorer, 44 Central, bds.
209 Main
Gessner David, press manuf. h. 976 Main
Gettings James, wire finisher, h. Edgewortb
c. Whittier
Gettings Michael, weigher, boards r. Mill-
bury n. R. R., Q.
Gettings Patrick, laborer, 52 Jackson, bouse
15 Lafayette [h. 45 Grand
Gevrie Ephraim, laborer, Hammond n. R. R>
Ghegen James, laborer, bouse Sutton lane
n. Sutton road [n. Sutton road
Ghegen Joseph, spinner, boards Sutton lane
Giard Alexis, shoemaker, 108 Front, house
64 Lafayette [bridge
Giard Alfk-ed, solecutter, boards 121 South-
Giard Alpbonse, machinist, 199 Chandler, b.
165 Austin [cbanic, b. 5 Pond
Giard Frank COiard A MorHseUe), 22 Me-
Giard Napoleon, clerk, 22 Mechanic, boards
5 Pond
Giard Saul S. cutter, 68 High, h. 101 Greenr
Giard Zoe, widow of Joseph, h. 5 Pond
Giard & Morrisette (F. Giard and J. H. Mor-
risette), billiards, 22 Mechanic
Gibb Susan S. Mrs. nurse, h. 49 Scbool
Gibbins Jobn, grinder, 18 Coes, boards r. 6S
Camp [r. 56 Camp
Gibbins Patrick, blacksmitb, 18 Coes, bds.
Gibbon John, ft-eight agent, b. 58 Pleasant
Gibbons Barnard J. removed ft*om city
Gibbons Frank B. wireworker, b. 80 Market-
Gibbons John, paver, bouse 95 Madison
Gibbons Katie, clerk, bds. 27 Bartlett place
Gibbons Mary Mrs. boards 2 Temple st. cU
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911 TRBMOKT STMJBJBT,
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151
Gibbons Mary, widow of James, house r. 66
Camp
Gibbons Michael J. removed fi'om city
Gibbons Patrick, mason, h. 2 Temple st. ct.
Glbbs I>alphon L. machinist, 22 Cypress, h.
21 Glen [4 Orchard
Gibbs Delight W. widow of Joseph S. hoase
Gibbs Eiyah, cleric, bonse 24 Florence
Glbbs BUen Mrs. wireworker, 209 Main
Glbbs George E. driver, house 4 Orchard
Glbbs George W. removed to Spencer
Glbbs Ivers, pattern maker, 57 Jackson, h.
18 "VTalnut
Gibbs John P. sawyer, boards 18 Walnnt
Glbbs Lfonisa P. Mrs. boards 18 Crown
Glbbs Mary E. widow of Tyler, house rear
1st Unitarian Church [ Leicester
Gibree Thomas, mason, bonse Ludlow cor.
Gibson Anna, widow of George, boards 20
Holmes
Gibson Charles A. lather, bds. 95 Chandler
Gibson Edward G. clerk, 187 Front, boards
95 Chandler
Gibson George M. attendant, Worcester Lu-
natic Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Gibson Isaac J. painter, r. 64 Thomas, honse
95 Cbandler [Grafton
Gibson James, bootfltter, Hamilton, b. 119
Gibson James H. machinist, 54 Jackson, h.
119 Grafton
Gibson John, masic teacher, honse 7 Maple
Gibson John Mrs. dressmaker, 7 Maple, h.
do. [Wood sq.
Gibson Loren, clerk, 214 Front, house 9
Gibson Minnie A. copyist, Coart House, b.
95 Chandler [h. 21 Harrison
Gibson Mory J. boot bottomer, 1 1 Water,
Gibson Peter, laborer, 91 Foster
Gibson Kobert, rem'd to Minneapolis, Minn.
Gibson William, laborer, 99 Foster, bds. 27
Chorch
Gibson William, laborer, house 29 Abbott
Giddings Alice W. teacher, Dix st. school,
bds. 42 William
Qiddings Isaac W. clerk. Evening Gazette,
890 Main, house 1 Dudley pi.
Giddings 8. M. widow, boards 103 Pleasant
Gidney J. Wallace, wireworker, h. 16 Carroll
Qifford Albert L. removed to New York' city
Gifford Albert W., Wore. Machine Screw
Co. 75 Beacon, house 9 Benefit
Gilford A. W. & Co. (E. B. DoUiverj, hard-
ware mannfs. 75 Beacon
Gifford Geo. D. clerk, 827 Main, h. 4 West
Gifford Silas B. machinist, 75 Beacon, house
141 do.
Gigaolt Charles, died Dec. 14, 1888
Giguere George carriage maker, 107 Union,
li. 134 Mechanic [h. 154 Mechanic
Giguere John, wheelwright, rear 64 Thomas,
Giguere Joseph, brickmaker, bds. r. Norfolk
D. Ascension [ter, h. 17 Hacker
Giguere Joseph, carriage maker, 17 N. Fos-
Qigaere Joseph O. shoemaker, 10 Mulberry,
house 96 Bloomingdale [ingdale
Giguere Louis, laster, 68 High, h. Bloom-
Gilbert Charles, carpenter, house 10 Bloom-
ingdale ct.
Gilbert Charles L. clerk, 195 Front, boards
16 Mechanic
Gilbert Charles W., Gilbert Loom Co. 88 N.
Foster, h. 78 Hanover [b. 78 Hanover
Gilbert C. Walter, ticket clerk. Union depot,
Gilbert David W. driver, 8 Foster, house 85
Austin [b. 6 Newbury
Gilbert Francis E. woodworker, 5 Sargent,
Gilbert Fred. W. clerk, 546 Main, bds. 108
Austin [26 Coral
Gilbert George P. driver, 162 Front, house
Gilbert Jacob, tailor, 288 Main, h. 18 Layard
place
Gilbert John A. removed to Denver, Col.
Gilbert John C. machinist, 70 School, house
81 Oak av. [honse 82 Chatham
Gilbert Joseph A. pattern maker, 178 Union,
Gilbert Joseph H. driver, 151 Front, boards
2 Orchard
GILBERT LOOM CO. loom manufs. 88 N.
Foster. — Seepage 644
Gilbert Orson, carpenter, b. 11 Leicester
Gilbert Perrigrine B. pattern maker, house
45 Chatham [48 Cutler
Gilbert Sophus, moulder, 92 Thomas, house
Gilbert Walter H. moulding maker, 10 East
Worcester, h. 40 Providence
Gilbert Xavier, removed to Chicopee
Gilbride Frank, boot treer, 82 Austin, bds.
52 Green
Gilbride Mary Mrs. second-hand clothing,
76 Southbridge, h. do.
Gilbride Patrick, boot treer, h. 11 Conlin
court [Queen
Gilchrist Catherine M. J. stitcher, bds. 19
Gilchrist James, died April 7, 1883, age 40
Gilchrist Mary, widow of James, house 8
Nashua [h. 29 Ward
Gilcrist Thomas, laborer, 149 Washington,
Gilda James, laborer, honse 17 Lafayette
Gile William A. lawyer, 425 Main, house 185
Pleasant [chanic
Giles Fred. O. clerk, 424 Main, bds. 16 Me-
Qilcs James H. waiter, house 811 Main
Giles Samuel J. machinist, Brussels, house
9 Cheever
Gllfillan John, removed to Scotland
Gilflllan Joseph, tailor, 410 Main, house 8
Boyle's court
Gllfillan Lucius £. peddler, h. 161 Chandler
Gllfoyle James, laborer, house 11 Burt
Gllgan Frank, stove blacker, 458 Main, bds.
125 Summer
Gilgan James, wireworker, h. 5 Garden
Gilgan John H. wireworker, h. 7 Nashua
Gllgan Patrick, laborer, h. 125 Summer
Gilhooly Andrew, laborer, h. r. 28 Briden
Gilhooly Thomas, laborer, 196 Union, bds.
21 Tremont
Gill Ann, widow of Mark, boards at E. Had-
wen's, Hadwen lane [20 Water
Gill Austin W. canvasser, 184 Main, boards
Gill Bridget, widow of Peter, h. 4 Nashua
Gill Charles S. finisher, 25 Union, boards 42
Portland
Gill George P. carpenter, house 87 Highland
Gill James, wireworker, house 51 North
Gill Lois, house 51 North
ALL DIRECTORIES.
ALL DTBECTORTES publUhed in the
United HtaieB furnimhed at Publiehen' Bolef*
152
WORCESTER [Q-] DIRBCTORT.
Gill Mary A. widow of Jonathan, hon^c 8
Lowell [Wellington
Gill Sarah, widow of George W. house 82
Gill Sophia Mrs. cook, 47 Mechanic
Gill Theodore B. machinist, 81 Hermon, b.
89 Salem
Gill Thomas, boot treer, house 87 Highland
GiUan Hannah D. laundress, h. 6f> John
Gillchrisc Owen, diemaker, h. r. 84 Ward
Gillchrlst, see Gilchrist and Gilcrist
Gillespie Agnes £. stitcher, b. 27 Chandler
Gillespie John, removed to Elizabeth, N. J.
Gilliard Helen S. P. widow of Jacob D. h.
48 Highland
Gilliatt Thomas, carpenter, b. 9 Ilcrmon
Gillick James, wire cleaner, h. 87 Orient
GiUigan John, mason, h. 2 Cambridge place
Gilligan Patrick, blacker, bds. Steamer No.
8, Prescott
Gillis Elizabeth, tailoress, bds. 182 Front
Gillis Neil J. at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do.
GlUmore Bros. (J, M. and G. W. Gfillmore),
photographers, 204 Front
Glllmore Edwin B. coremaker, 65 Jackson,
house 25 Piedmont
Glllmore George W. fGaimore Bros,), 20i
Front, house 52 Providence
Glllmore Henry R. stitcher, h. 590 Main
Glllmore James, laborer, house 18 Larkin
Gillmore James M. (Gillmore Bros. J ^ 204
Front, house 48 Coral
Gillmore Sarah E. Mrs. h. 22 Wyoming site
Gillmore William, removed from city
Gillmore William, machinist, 110 Green, h.
182 Washington [terbury
Gilloley Bridget, widow of John, b. 84 Can-
Gillooley James, spinner, bds. 47 Southgate
Gillooly Mary, domestic, bds. 15 Bridge
Gilloran Michael, butcher, Putnam lane, b.
25 Winter
Gillaley Ellen, house 188 Southbrldge
Gilman Albert D. machinist, 25 Union, bds.
146 West
GILMAN ALBERT L. carriage maker and
blacksmith, 101 Union, h. 192 Lincoln.—
See page 571 [b. 8 Austin
Gilman Chandler G. blacksmith, 101 Union,
Gilman Charles A. removed f^om city
Gilman Frank E. driver, 86 Park, boards 85
Salem [58 Woodland
Gilman John & Co. real estate, 12 Front, h.
Gilman Mary P. widow of Franklin, boards
19 Crown
GILMAN MOSES D* confectionery manuf.
207 Main, h. 45 Prospect. — See page 541
Gilman William F. dentist, 838 Main, house
19 Crown
Gilmartin John, wlreworker, bds. 79 Main
Gilmore Caroline R. widow of Henry, bds.
Salisbury n. Forest [boards do.
Gilmore Carrie N. dressmaker, 15 Lancaster,
Gilmore George A. died June 7, 1883
Gilmore John, fireman, 167 Union, house 5
Brown [899 Southbrldge
Gilmore John C. laborer at gasworks, house
Gilmore Susan B. boards 71 Washington
Gilooly Miles, laborer, boards 79 Main
Gilooly Wni. wool sorter, Pakachoag Mill,
bds. 12 Crompton
Gllrain John J. clerk, 858 Main, b. 86 WlDter
Gilrain Mary, widow of Terence, house 86
Winter
Gilrain Mary E. domestic, 31 Trambnll
Gil ruin Michael, laborer, 242 Shrewsbory,
house 1 15 East Central
Gilrain Owen, laborer, 242 Shrewsbarr, bda.
1 15 E. Central [79 Market
Gilrain Patrick, machinist, 73 School, house
Gilrain Patrick, laborer, b. 160 Prescott
Gilro Michael, coupler, bds. 14 Cherry
Gilson Eleazer, pattern maker, h. 9 Shepard
Gimby Edward B. hairdresser, 81 ^V'ashiDg-
ton sq. house 51 North Ashland
Gimby Henry E. hairdresser, 81 Washinir-
ington sq. bds. 51 North Ashland
Gingras Victor, bootmaker, 60 KId^, b. 36
Salem
Ginn Percival M. foreman, 10 E. Worcester,
h. 47 Kingsbury
Glnnie Timothy, laborer, h. r. 16 Cypress
Glrard Alexander, boot bottomer, h. 64 La-
fayette [n. Ascension
Girard Hubert, brlckroaker, h. r. Norfolk
Glrard Mitchell, house 92 Lamartine
Glrard Oneslme, carpenter, h. 82 Wall
Girard Oneslme, jr. rem'd to Fayvllle [son
Girard Phllimene, married to Timothy Hud-
Glrardln Adrien D. salesman, 827 Miain, h.
1 Belknap
Glrardln Albert S. bootmaker, h. 5 Grace
Glrardln Albert S. Mrs. dressmaker, 5 Grace,
house do. [10 George
Gird Adeline A. widow of Joseph W. boards
Gird Elizabeth L widow of Henry H. house
145 Summer [Fruit
Glrouard Harriet, widow of Flavin, h. 15
Glrouard Mlsael, rem*d to Canada
Glroux John, bootmaker, 9 Barton place, b.
7 Central [R. R. h. 18 Foyle
Glroux John B. machinist, Hammond near
Glsman Rosle, dressmaker, b. 3 Spring
Glus James, laborer, h. 7 E. Worcester pi.
Given William, harness maker, 228 Main, b.
301 do.
Glvens Mary Mrs. boards 8 Water
Gladwin George R. professor, Worcester
Free Institute, and studio, 877 Main, h.
16 Harvard
Glancy Martin, bricklayer, b. 71 Canterbury
Glancy Mary, clerk, 96 Front, b. 85 Summer
Glasgo Thread Co. thread manuf. 82 Foster
Glasgow Catharine, widow of William M. h.
181 Salem [Lincoln House
Glasgow Edward B. lawyer, 10 Pearl, bds.
Glaven Daniel, laborer, h. 223 Mechanic
Glaven Dennis, laborer, W., N. & R. R. R.
freight house, bds. 48 Hanover
Glavln Jeremiah, laborer, 77 Foster, h. 4
Harrison [Harrison
Glavin Jeremiah, machinist, 62 Jackson, b. 4
Glavln John D. tuner, bds. 4 Harrison
Glavin Patrick, music teacher, 4 Harrison,
bds. do. [North
Glazier Almlra J. widow of John, house 88
Glazier Elmer L. rem*d to Boston
B. F. GODDARD & SON,
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l^OSOESTBR lOr] DIRECTORY.
153
Glazier Henry, farmer, Ms. 66 Salisbury
Gleason Alonzo A. driver, h. 6 Bennett ct.
Gleason Charles M. farmer, h. Nelson place
Gleason IDaniel, hostler, 12 Trumbull, b. 57
Franklin [h. 16 Harrison
Gleason David, engineer, 149 Washington,
Gleason Dollie, widow of Philander, house
Salisbury near Moreland [Richards
Gleason £dwin, clerk, 446 Main, house 15
Gleason Bdwin A. upholsterer, 21 Grafton,
b. 46 Lincoln [ton
Gleason Sllen, widow of David, b. 35 Graf-
Gleason £roscho S. teamster, 101 Front, h.
3 Riedl pi. [n. Brooks
Gleason Franklin C. milkman, bds. Ararat
Gleason Frederic A. rem*d to Fitchburg
GleaAon Frederick F. clerk, 28 Manchester,
b. 15 Richards [39 Lincoln
Gleason George H. upholsterer, 227 Main, h.
Gleason Harris, brakeman, b. 161 Summer
Gleason Hubert, rem'd from city [Grove
Gleason Ida M. dressmaker, b. Nelson pi. n.
Gleason James, laborer, bds. 124 Mechanic
Gleason James, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
house 18 Groton place [Milk
Gleason James D. painter, 21 Grafton, h. 9
Gleason Jedidiah F. steamfltter, 30 Foster,
boards 28 Lincoln sq. [58 Franklin
Gleason Johanna, widow of Daniel, house
Gleason John, driver, 82 Green, house 8
Norfolk [h. 229 Front
Gleason John F. coremaker, 65 Jackson,
Gleason John H. wire packer, h. 85 Highland
Gleason John H. woodworker, 171 Union, h.
55 Myrtle
Gleason Joseph H. carpenter, h. 1 1 Winslow
Gleason Lucy R. boards Salisbury n. More-
land [Ararat n. Brooks
Gleason Mary A. widow of Benjamin F. h.
Gleason Maurice, laborer, b. 8 Norfolk
Gleason Michael, laborer, b. 8 Norfolk
Gleason S. Sophia, widow of Charles C. h.
5 Blgelow ct. [ington
Gleason Thomas, shoemaker, h. 171 Wash-
Gleason Thomas, painter, house 72 Water
Gleason Walter F. milkman, b. Ararat n.
Brooks [n. Grove
Gleason William F. farmer, house Nelson pi.
Glenn Michael, laborer, h. 80 Lafayette
Glenn Patrick, laborer, b. Millbury n.R.R.,Q.
Glennan John J. rem'd to Auburn
Glcnnin Catharine £. weaver, boards 7 £.
Worcester pi.
Glennin Ellen, widow of Bernard, house 7
£. Worcester place [cester pi.
Glennin Ellen S. weaver, boards 7 E. Wor-
Glennln Mary T. b. Grove c. Holden
Glidden James O. rem'd to Springfield
Glinnen Elizabeth, widow of Patrick, bds.
69 Beacon [Beacon
Glinnen John F. casemaker, 9 May, house 69
Glinnen Lucius, casemaker, 54 Hermon, b.
69 Beacon
Glitting Frank E. conductor, W. & S. R. R.
h. Alvarado av. n. W. & S. R. R.
Glover Alma, bds. 76 Portland
Glynn Charles, wire drawer, h. 161 Grove
Glynn John, bootmaker, 60 King, b. 55 do.
Glynn John, shoemaker, 154 Front, bds. 8
Henry
Glynn John, blacksmith, 37 Market, b. 74 do.
Glynn Michael, laborer, 65 Jackson, bds. 80
Lafayette [h. 8 Henry
Glynn Mortimer, shoemaker, 154 Front,
Glynn Patrick, laborer, house 9 Larkln
Godair Jerome, mason, house 60 Lamartine
Godbout Arthur, boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
house 100 Lamartine [26 Langdon
Godbout Joseph T. armorer, 42 Gardner, h.
Goddard Abigail, house 58 Mill
Goddard Alice, teacher, high school, boards
493 Southbridge
Goddard Asa, machinist, house 3 Clifton
Goddard A»a H. chairmaker, b. 68 Hanover
Goddard Benjamin, boards 11 Blossom
GODDABD BENJAMIN F. A SON (LtUher
Goddard J, coal dealers, 68 Jackson, h.
at Charlton. — See foot lines under G
Goddard Calvin L. machinist, 23 Webster,
boards 1059 Main
Goddard Charles A. clerk, 588 Main, house
84 High [80 Austin, h. 88 Irving
Goddard Chas. 8. (Goddard, Fay A Stone),
Goddard Daniel, house 84 High
Goddard Dorra^ce S. removed to Spencer
Goddard Dwlght, removed to Holyoke
Goddard D. Berkley, carpenter, house 306
Park avenue [21 Hawley
Goddard Edwin N. cutter, 82 Austin, house
Goddard Ella E. teacher, Winslow st. school,
boards 806 Park avenue
Goddard, Fay & Ston^ (Charles S. Goddard,
Wintkrop B, Fay and Arthur M. Stone),
boot man n Hi. 80 Austin
Goddard Frank C. removed from city
Goddard Frank H. ticket clerk. Union depot,
boards 4 Portland
Goddard Frank W. bookkeeper, 80 Austin,
b. 88 Irving
Goddard George A. cutter, 82 Austin, bds.
88 Irving [12 Catharine
Goddard Henry, foreman. 94 Grove, house
Goddard Isaac Mrs. boards 28 Cedar
Goddard John, bakery, 59 Washington sq.
house do. [514 Main
Goddard John E. puncher, 11 Cypress, bds.
Goddard Joslah, farmer, house Chester near
Winter Hill [Hi Bellevue
Goddard Leander, shoemaker, 148 Front, h.
Goddard Lucius P. printer, 425 Main, house
40 West [Jackson, b. 4 Portland
Goddard Luther (B, F, Goddard A Son), 68
Goddard Luther (P. A. Thompson A Co.),
557 Miln, house 156 Beacon
Goddard Luther D. advertising blotters, 341
Main, house 50 High
Goddard M. Rosalie, teacher. Woodland st.
Hchool, bds. 306 Park avenue
Goddard Nahum P. removed to Boston
Goddard Nellie Mrs. bds. 12 Franklin
Goddard Samuel B. I. lawyer, 245 Main, h.
110 Thomas [Granite n. city line
Goddard Sextus P. real estate, 28 Pearl, h.
Goddard Silas W., Cleveland Machine
Works, 54 Jackson, house 6 Oread
Goddard Sylvia, house 53 Mill
Bl? Pf^Tin A 1>T\ iL QrnVJ COAL J>BALBnB, TABD AND OFFICE,
. Tt aUUiFAuU <K OUDI^ 6« JACKBON st. cor. BOUTSBBIl>GE,
154
WORCESTKB [Q-] DIRECTORY,
Goddard William £. baker, 40 Soutbbridge,
house Grafton beyond Plantation
Goddo Israel, machinist, 161 Union, house
rear 60 Salem
Goddu Joseph, removed to Southbridge
Grod6re Joseph N. removed to St. Hyacinthe,
Canada [66 do.
Godfrey Berthe, pressman, 187 Front, bds.
Godfrey Madison G. cooper, Putnam lane,
house Shrewsbury corner Marshall
Godfrey Thomas, clerk, Waldo House, b. do.
GODINSKI JACOB & CO. dry and fancy
goods, 848 Main, house 7 Charlton. — See
page 525
Godinski Samuel, peddler, h. 27 Piedmont
Godoin Arthur, skatemaker, 81 Mulberry, h.
10 Franklin [Md.
Goeding Francis B. removed to Woodstock,
Goen Charles, carpenter, h. 161 Chandler
Goff Frank B. canvasser, 8 Washington sq.
bds. Southbridge near Main
Goflfe Charles N. machinist, 122 Gold, house
65 Orange [Orange
GofTe Laura A. widow of David E. house 65
Goggin David, painter, h. 89 Washington
Goggin Delia, widow of Patrick, h. 24 Ward
GOGGIN EDWARD F. pictures, frames,
&c. 836 Main, house 60 HarTison.—See
page 518
Goggin James H. clerk, 16 Foster, house 818
Park avenue [22 Charles
Goggin Margaret, widow of Pliny, h. rear
Goggin Thomas, painter, bds. 24 Ward
Golbert Robert L. (S, Mawhinney db Co,), 19
Church, house 96 Elm
Goldberg Elizabeth, house 19 Yine
Goldberg Michael (Goldberg dt Simmons J j 19
Vine, bds. do.
Goldberg Samuel (Goldberg <ft Simmons J, 19
Vine, bds. do.
Goldberg Simon, rem'd to New York city
Goldberg & Simmons fS, and M. Goldberg
and J. Simmons), dry goods, 19 Vine
Golden John J. gardener, house 46 John
Goldman Simon, peddler, b. 9 Winter st. ct.
Goldsmith Nathan, clothing, boards Waldo
House [street court
Goldstein Barnard, peddler, boards 9 Winter
Goldstein Simon, peddler, b. 424 Southbridge
Gomant John, laborer, 149 Washington, h.
9 Lunelle [18 Grand st. ct.
Gondoens Ellen, widow of John, house
Gong Chung, laundry, 289 Front, bds. do.
Gonyeo Benjamin, chairmakcr, 15 Union, b.
86 Kendall [65 Grove
Goodale Alice E. widow of Daniel R. house
Goode William H. miller, 87 Gold, house 62
Southbridge [Austin
Goodell Benjamin H. machinist, house 209
Goodell Emily F. widow of Norman H. bds.
7 Bowdoin [Main, h. 84 May
Goodell John B. (Duncan^ Goodell d Co.), 404
Goodell John M. boards 88 Elm
Goodell L. Judson, machinist, h. 25 Cutler
Goodell Wm. H. (Bvffington & Goodell), 100
Front, bds. 4 Portland
Goodhue John M. teacher, Highland Military
Academy, house 56 Park avenue
Gooding John, machinist, 84 Sonthbrid^e,
house 19 Bowdoin [b. 15 Lancaster
Goodman Edwin B.machinlsc,20 Manchester,
Goodman Frank, removed Arom city
Goodman John S. organ-reed maker, 26
Union, house 46 Irving
Goodman Sarah, house 5 Congress
Groodney Charles, grinder, 1 Coes sq. h. 5
Litchfield [119 Canterbury
Goodney Charles A. laborer, 52 Jackson, h.
Goodney Frank, bootmaker, b. 5 Litchfield
Gk>odney Joseph D. sashmaker, 196 Union,
house 119 Canterbury
Goodney Nelson, filecatter, 10 Mill, b. Web-
ster ct. [Webster ct.
Goodney Peter, carpet duster, Curtis, house
Goodney Solomon, galvanizer, bds. 5 Litch-
field [Bank, 410 Main, h. 6 Oak
Goodnow Edward A. prest. First National
Goodnow George A. bootfitter, 103 Front, h.
at Shrewsbury [mer
Goodnow Joseph, board ing-honse, 195 Sooa-
Goodnow Mary, fancy goods, 8 Spring, h. do.
Goodnow Mary, widow of John, bds. City
Poor Farm [Front
Goodnow Rose, widow of George, bds. 211
Goodnow William, boards 8 Chatham
Goodnow William L. pattern maker, 56 Her-
mon, boards 8 Chatham
Goodrich Dexter L. switchman, B. & A R.
R. freight yard, h. Plantation n. Thornc
Goodrich Harriet, widow of Calvin G. bds*
74 Elm
Goodrich Harry C. rem*d to Chicago, 111.
Goodrich Martha A. widow of Henry O. h.
22 Maple
Goodrich O. B. shoemaker, b. 18 Trumbull
Goodrich Samuel, tailor. 286 Main, bds. 15
Maple
Goodrich Sole Co. boot soles, 19 Church
Goodrow Alexander, boot bottomer, 619
Main, house 108 Lamartine
Goodrow Alphonse, boot bottomer, 619
Main, boards 108 Lamartine
Goodspeed Edward B. foreman, house 88
Washington [i«q. h. do.
Goodspeed Helen A. physician, 14 Lincoln
Goodwill Edgar S. engineer, W., N. & R.R. R.
repair shop, house 11 Washington
Goodwin Abby R. widow of William S. h.
149 Chandler [h. 18 Clarksou
Goodwin Alfred S. stair builder, 166 Union,
Goodwin Benj. H. clerk, W., N. & R. R. R.
ft'eight ofilce, house 161 Lincoln
Goodwin Calvin L. turning, &c. 166 UnioD,
h. 24 Clarkson [58 Cora]
Goodwin Catherine N. widow of John L. b.
Goodwin Charles, fruit, &c. Main n. City
Hall, h. 58 Coral [62 Fountain
Goodwin Charles, polisher, 44 Central, b.
Goodwin Charles L. carpenter, b. 638 Main
Goodwin C. Otis, physician, 10 Pearl, h. do.
Goodwin Edward J. removed to Gardner
Goodwin Edwin B. carriage painter, bds. 58
Front [line
Goodwin Edwin H. house Hope ave. n. city
Goodwin Elliott B. carriage painter, bds. 58
Front
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155
Good'w^lD Emma O. teacher. Lake View
school, b. 149 CbaDdler
Goodwin Frank £. boots and shoes, 582
Main, house 143 Austin
Goodwin Frank I. machinist, B., B. & G. R.
R. repair shop, house 8 Auburn
Goodw^in Frank T. clerk, 864 Main, bds. 4
George [Austin
Goodwin Frank W. hackman, boards 205
Goodwin George F. clerk, boards 6 George
Goodvrin Ira F. driver, b. 153 Southbridge
Goodw^in Martha W. Miss, b. 116 Summer
Goodwin 8. Foster H. clerk, 404 Main, b. 26
ProTidence [George
Goodw^ln Theodore F. machinist, house 6
Goodwin Wells, hackman, house 205 Austin
Groodyear Rubber Co. 294 Main
€r5ran88on August, laborer, b. 38 Hanover
G^ransfion Carl, blacksmith, h. 88 Hanover
Goransson Otto, laborer, b. S8 Hanover
Gordon Albert A. foreman, 110 Green, h. 40
Richland [Conn.
Gordon Arthur M. removed to Southington,
Gordon Fred. M. hairdresser, 289 Maiu, b.
11 Exchange
Gordon George, clerk, 512 Main, b. 6 Salem
Gordon George, hairdresser, 601 Main, bds.
14 Cherry [94 E. Central
Gordon John, blacksmith, r. 40 Exchange, h.
Gordon John, shoemaker, house 548 Main
Gordon Joseph, machinist, house 204 South-
bridge [pital, Belmont, b. do.
Gordon Lila J. matron, Wor. Lunatic Hos-
Gordon Luthera Y. at Asylum Chronic In-
sane, Summer, boards do.
Gordon Lyman F. (Wyman A Gordon)^
Worcester Drop- Forging Works, Brad-
ley, boards 40 Richland
Gordon Orange S. bookkeeper, 480 Main, h.
9 Lancaster [Southbridge
Gordon Sarah, widow of Joseph, house 204
Gore Alvin B. butcher, h. 2 Hudson st. ct.
Gore Sarah B. widow of John, boards 82
Portland
GORE WILLIAM) paver and railroad con-
tractor, 9 Plymouth, house do. — See
page 596 [b. Piedmont
Gorguson John, reed-board maker, 9 May,
Qorham Chas. L. & Co. music store, 454
Main, h. 87 Pleasant [802 Main
Gorham Frederick L. flour, 6 Green, boards
Gorham Laura N. widow of Joseph W. bds.
22 Kingsbury [North
Gorhey Michael, laborer, h. Sigoumey near
Gorley Charles, laborer, house 199 Millbury
Gorman James, currier, 60 Bloomingdale, h.
74 Wall
Gorman John, laborer, house 49 Winter
Gorman Joseph P. carver, 9 May, house 49
Kingsbui7 [74 Wall
Gorman Martin, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale, b.
Gorman Michael, laborer, b. 8 Linwood pi.
Gorman Michael J. removed to Framingham
Gorman Thomas, laborer, house 28 Austin
Gorman William, hostler, 18 Pear^ b. do.
Gorman, see O'Gorman
Gormley Patrick, nurseryman, 224 Main, h.
Fremont cor. Cambridge
Gorrow Joseph, shoe bottomer, 10 Mulberry
Gorton Harry J. boot bottomer, 9 Barton
place
Gosling Wm. rem'd to Newport, R. I.
Goss Bridget, widow of Peter, h. 71 Madison
Goss Brigham, farmer, house W. Boylston
near Barber's crossing [h. do.
Goss Fannie A. ( Oobs d HalleU) , 53 Pleasant,
Goss Franklin M. machinist, h. 75 Thomas
Goss Geo. F. helper, W., N. & R. R. R. re-
pair shop, b. 75 Thomas
Goss James, boards 75 Thomas [75 Thomas
Goss James L. driver, 12 Lincoln sq. bds.
Goss John, rem*d from city [Oxford
Goss Mary S. widow of Samuel A. house 11
Goss Thomas F. armorer, 65 Beacon, bds.
71 Madison
Goss William, farmer, house Upland
Goss & Hallett (F, A, Ooss and S. A, HalleU),
dressmakers, 53 Pleasant [Prescott
Gouch Adam, teamster, 94 Grove, house 192
Gouch Frederick, rem'd to Princeton [ct. .
Goudreau Frank, laborer, h. 9 Bloomingdale
Gough Herbert D. (Green d Goughjj 51
Main, h. 22 Windsor
Gou^h John B. h. Boylston beyond city line
Gough Philip G. driver, h. 5 Sigoumey
Gough Robert L. carder, b. 34 Chandler,
Gough Thomas, teamster, 100 Prescott, h.
8 Linwood pi.
Gough Thomas, stonelayer, bds. 79 Main
Gough Walter, weigher, b. 11 Greenwood
Gough Wm. E. (Maynard, Gough db Co.), 187
Front, h. 54 High [West
Gould Aaron M. compositor, 442 Main, h. 88
Gould Abram K. carpenter, house 14 Larch
Gould Albert F. carpenter, 23 Webster, h.
Ball cor. Baker
Gould Alonzo J. building-mover, h. 8 Wayne
Gould Austin K. physician, 161 Austin, h. do.
Gould A. Wendell, compositor, 442 Main,
bds. 38 West [h. 5 Belmont
Gould Benjamin F. engineer, 20 Salisbury,
Gould Benjamin T. engineer, 57 Jackson, b.
37 Beacon
Gould Chas. B. rem*d to Grafton
Gould Charles F. lather, h. 89 Harrison
Gould Charles F. moulder, h. 39 Salem
Gould Charles M. sup't tannery, 60 Bloom-
ingdale, house 52 Providence
Gould Edward, sup*t, house near Leicester,
V. F.
Gould Elmira, widow of James, house 4S
Beacon [15 Home
Gould Fannie L. bookkeeper, 104 Front, bds.
Gould Frank H. rem'd to Sterling Junction
Gould Geo. H. clergyman, house 873 Main
Gould Geo. M. baker, 166 Pleasant, b. 187 do.
Gould Gilman N. clerk, 55 Main, h. 674 do.
Gould Jesse W. carder, h. 7 Freeland
GOULD JOHN W. dentist, Lincoln block,
368i Main, h. 9 Maywood.— /S^e€paflre507
Gould Joseph, fireman. Steamer f No. 2, Bea-
con, bds. 84 Portland [Main
Gould Lucetta, widow of Marvin, h. 597
Gould Lucy F. widow of Ransom M. house
7 Bowdoln
Gould Lydla A. house 51 Lake
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WOROESTBB [Q"] DIRECTORY.
Gould Manfred E. boot aider, GO King, h. 109
Chandler
Gonld Mark, clerg3rnian, h. 18 Townsend
Gould Martha S. H. widow of Hiram, h. 57
Pleasant
Gould Mary A. widow of Joseph, b. 61 Lake
Gould Noyes B. machinist, 186 Union, b. 81
Summer [9 Fruit
Gould R. Homer, paperhanger, 284 Main, h.
Gould Sophia A. widow of Geo. b. 674 Main
Gould Susan W. widow of Moses, bds. rear
18 School [91 Portland
Gould Ulysses B. driver, 287 Front, boards
Gould Wm. H. weaver, bds. 58 Southgate
Gould Wm. M. died Mar. 10, 1888, age 57
Goulding Alfred, machinist, 181 Central, h.
26 Chandler [185 Exchange
Goulding Bridget, widow of Bernard, house
Goulding Charles F. derk, 596 Main, house
67 Austin [over
Goulding Charlbs H. machinist, h. 82 Uano-
Goulding Charles W. rem*d to Lowell
Goulding Damietta, widow of Clark, boards
67 Austin [b. 47 Temple
Goulding David, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale,
Goulding Edward E. fireman, b. 27 Shelby
Goulding Edward P. {Goulding dt Murphy J ,
405 Main, boards 14 Wyoming site
Goulding Edwin, machinist, junction shop,
h. 23 Piedmont
GOULDING FRANK P. lawyer, 898 Main,
house 44 Harvard. — See page 500
Goulding Frederick, tailor, 501 Main, house
27 Carroll [10 Lagrange
Goalding Isaac D. lawyer, 4 P. O. block, h.
Goulding John, wire worker, h. Edge worth
opp. Sigoiuney
Goulding John C. reedmaker, b. 56 Myrtle
Goulding John H. machinist, junction shop,
b. 67 Hanover [Wyoming site
Goulding Martha, widow of Kll, house 14
Goulding Michael, wire drawer, h. 6 Nashua
Goulding Peter, h. 67 Hanover
Goulding Sarah R. died Nov. 17, 1888, age 75
Goulding William H. 300 Main, h. 26 Harvard
GOULDING & MURPHY ri^. P. Goulding
and J. J. Murphy )^ pawnbrokers and
loan agents, 405 Main. — See page 492
Goumond John, laborer, house 9 Lunelle
Gour David, cabinetmaker, 9 May, ods. 15
Thomas
Gouslaw Nelson, carpenter, h. Litchfield
Gouslaw Seymore, carpenter, h. Litchfield
Gove Txionard M. driver, 88 School
Gowell Abbie Mrs. seamstress, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Gower Samuel E. shoemaker, 18 Mechanic, b.
55 Austin
Goyette Ferdinand, carpenter, h. 61 Wall
Goyette Moses, clerk, 18 Glen, h. 9 Palmer
Goyette Victor, laborer, h. 218 Shrewsbury
Grace Chas. F. asst. priest St. John's
Church, boards 44 Temple [Chandler
Grace James F. cutter, 82 Austin, boards 56
Grace John D. boot crimper, 82 Austin, b.
126 FBont
Grace Patrick M. Mrs. h. 56 Chandler [rison
Grady David, laborer, 110 Green, h. 16 Har-
Grady Edward, laborer, h. 19 Howard
Grady Jeremiah, coachman, 17 Hammond,
house 11 Bluff
Grady James, sorter, 17 Southgate, h. 49 do.
Grady John, gigger, Ash worth k Jones*
Mill, house Apricot n. city line, V. F-
Grady John, laborer, b. 212 Southbridge
Grady John, laborer, boards 15 Foundry
Grady John C. laborer, 51 Green, boards 226
Southbridge [Grafton
Grady John J. cutter, 154 Front, boards 28
Grady Mary, widow of Jeremiah, h. 2 Sol-
llvan ct. [Shrewsbury
Grady Patrick, machinist, 77 Foster, h- 184
Grady Stephen G. removed fi*om city
Grady Thomas, laborer, bouse 14 Cherry
Grady Timothy, laborer, 188 Mechanic, bds.
25 Burt
Grady, see O'Grady
Graff Charles H. asst. supt. Met. Life Ins.
Co. 492 Main, boards 70 Washington
Graham Bridget, widow of Peter, boards 48
Ward [Southgate
Graham Catherine, widow of Daniel, h. 6
Graham Catherine, widow of John, house
Leicester, V. F.
Graham James, cook, Waldo House, b. do.
Graham John, skate maker, 81 Mulberry, b.
88 Fox [CoUen cU
Graham John, boottreer, 70 Winter, h. 6
Graham Patrick J. clerk, 195 Front, boards
5 Cullen ct. [Jefferson
Graham Samuel, machinist, 110 Green, b. 8
Graham Thomas, boot slder, 28 Mulberry,
house 88 Fox
Graham Timothy, cutter, bds. 88 Fox
Grains Michael, tailor, boards 20 Water
Granat Carl, wireworker, h. 84 Hanover
Gran field Robert C. canvasser, 476 Main,
b. 2 Austin St. pi.
Granger Arthur, 2d. woodworker, 5 Sargent,
b. 7 Taa [36 Grand
Granger Arthur Y. sashmaker, 196 Union, b.
Granger Elizabeth, widow of Edward, b. 868
Cambridge [36 Grand
Granger George H. carpenter, 196 Union, b.
Granger Henry N. teamster, 5 Sargent, b.
at Auburn
Granger John, shoemaker, h. 17 Union av.
Grander Joseph, woodworker, 9 May, house
86 Grand [Cambridge
Granger Joseph H. wire bundler, house 868
Granger Mary, widow of James, h. 86 Grand
Granger Moses, woodworker, h. 7 Taft
Granger Moses, Jr. weaver, Brussels, house
49 Camp
Granger William R. straightener, ft. Kansas,
h. 863 Cambridge
Granger Zephirln, woodworker, house IS
Fountain [Perry
Granquist Adolph W. fireman, h. Millburyn.
Grant Benj. attendant, Wor. Lunatic Hos-
pital, Belmont, bds. do.
GRANT CHABLKS E. insurance ageocy,
852 Main, b. 40 Harvard.— iSe« page 488
Grant Edward F. freight agent, house 78
Piedmont
Grant Francis, laborer, house 7 Nashua
HKLIOTYPE PKINTING CO.,
211 TBBMONT STUBET,
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157
Grant Horace, sewing machiDes, 550 Main,
b. 8 I«inden [36 Kendall
Grant Joseph H. packer, 20 Salisbury, b.
Grant X*onls, helper, h. 89 Madison
Grant Ltoaitt, jr. boot bottomer, 108 Front,
boards 89 Madison
Grassle Mary M. Mrs. h. 58 Prospect
Graton Henry C. treasurer Graton & Knight
Manaf. Co. 187 Front, h. 37 Providence
G BATON A KNIGHT HANUF. CO.
leather belt manufacturers, 187 Front,
— See page 667
Gravel Oliver, bootmaker, 9 Barton place,
h. 6 Washington
Gravel Ulric, glner, 25 Union, h. 57 School
Graves Ambrose, farmer, Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, bds. Plantation
n. do. [b. 7 Union pi.
Graves Arthur, conductor, W., N. & R. R. R.
Graves Arthur C. laborer, house 6 Summer
Graves Arthur W. died Feb. 1, 1883, age 28
Graves Charles A. brakeman, B. & A. R. R.
boards 16 Washington
Graves Charles H. watchmaker, 98 South-
bridge, b. 22j| Pleasant [6 Summer
Graves Frances, widow of Gustus H. house
Graves Frank W. watchman, bds. 98 Main
Graves Henry S. farmer, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, h. Plantation n. do.
Graves Minnie L. widow of Charles O. bds.
73 Austin [house at MiUbury
Graves Parley W. machinist. Junction shop,
Graves Sophia N. Miss, matron. Asylum
Chronic Insane, Summer, boards do.
Graves Walter D. salesman, 358 Main, bds.
410 do. [410 do.
Graves William B. printer, 47 Main, boards
Graves William B. painter, 100 Prescott, h.
8 Home [h. Piedmont u. Pleasant
Gray Adelbert E. paperhanger, 84 Front,
Gray Arthur E. salesman, 10 Trumbull, b. 15
Oread pi. [lane cor. R. R.
Gray Charles, grinder, 10 Mill, bds. Sutton
Gray Charles W. salesman, 66 Grafton, h.
14 King [bds. 72 Hanover
Gray Cornelius & Co. grocers, 1 Prospect,
Gray Edward A. paperhanger, house 94
Piedmont
Gray Ellen, servant, house 199 Mechanic
Gray Frank, salesman, house 105 Austin
Gray Frank L. Jeweler, 841 Main, boards 72
Hanover [94 Piedmont
Gray Fred. S. paperhanger, 84 Front, boards
Gray George A. grocer, 52 Myrtle, house 184
Austin [b. 25 Wachusett
Gray George E. skatemaker, 81 Mulberry,
Gray Hannah S. Mrs. dressmaker, house r.
22 Maple [10 Gardner
Gray James M. machinist, 54 Jackson, house
Gray John, dyer, 110 Grove, house Dryden
n. Edgeworth [88 Hermon
Gray John F. boiler maker, 51 Green, bds.
Gray Joseph, yardman, W., N. &R. R. R. b.
68 Salem [Lagrange
Gray Joseph W. clerk, 14 Front, house 20
Gray Martin, stonecutter, 88 Water, house
22 Charles [15 Oread pi.
Gray Mercy S. widow of William, house
Gray Nathan H. varnlsher, 19 Union, house
63 Austin
Gray Patrick, wire drawer, h. 8 Grosvenor
Gray Samuel S. wire drawer, 94 Grove, h. 16
Lancaster [49 Park
Gray Thomas, eating-house, 518 Main, bds.
Gray Thomas, wire drawer, h. 81 Ellsworth
Gray William K. Junk, house rear Kendall n.
Belmont
Grealiyh Dennis, porter, 152 Front, h. 88
Harrison [Water
Grealish Michael, cutter, 587 Main, bds. 20
Grealish Stephen H. policeman. City Hall,
house 158 Exchange
Greaney Edward, laborer, bds. 60 Belmont
Greaney Kate, widow of Thomas, bouse 60
Grove [bds. do.
Greany Henry, Jr. grocer, 25 No. Ashland,
Greany Lucy, widow of Henry, house 25
No. Ashland [h. 62 Southgate
Greaves William, foreman, Pakachoag Mill,
Greeley Jonas E. peddler, h. 171 Lincoln
Green Abraham, hostler, h. 4 Woodland
Green Addison W. woodworker, house 21
Laurel
Green Alfred, finisher, house 9 Curtis
Green Andrew J. carpenter, b. r. Leicester
near Apricot
GREEN CHANDLER J. truckman, 84
School, h. 89 do,— See page 566
Green Chas. A. machinist, 77 Foster, house
5 Grand st. place
Green Chas. C. finisher, 619 Main, house 88
Newbury [86 Cutler
Green Chas. E. carpenter, 8 Norwich, house
Green Chas. E. ferrule maker, 70 School, b.
9 Shepard
Green Chas. F. & Co. (Augustus Bice), arti-
ficial stone, 122 Lamartine, h. 9 Shepard
Green Charles G. harness maker, 65 Ex-
change, house 42 do.
Green Charles G. Jr. salesman, 80 Exchange,
bds. 42 do. [st. place
Green Chas. H. machinist, boards 5 Grand
Green Daniel, brakeman, B., B. & G. R. R.
Green Dennis, laborer, house 85 Lamartine
near Lunelle
Green Edward, hammersman, h. MiUbury
opp. Stebbins [Shepard
Green Edward F. clerk, 57 Jackson, bds. 9
Green Elbridge, farmer, boards 88 May
Green Elden E. milkman, bds. Grove near
Park avenue
Green Elizabeth, widow of John, b. MiUbury
opp. Stebbins [12 Harvard
Green Elizabeth S. widow of James, house
Green Eseck C. carpenter, house 582 Main
Green Eseck C. Mrs. dressmaker, 582 Main,
house do. [Hancock
Green Fred, foreman, 17 Southgate, b. 12
Green George A. clerk, b. 42 Exchange
Green George E. stable, 5 Central, h. 26
Bowdoin
Green George H. laborer, Harrington, bds.
MiUbury avenue n. Harrington
Green George M. hostler, 12 Washington,
house 84 do. [Bowdoin
Green George M. machinist, 77 Foster, h. 52
B. F. GODDARD & SON,
COAL nSALBBS, TARJD AND OFFICE,
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WORCBSTEB [jQr] DIBBCTTOBT.
Green Gideon, driver, 12 Tramball, h. 182
Front [1 Edward
Green Harry S. machinist, 20 Salisbury, b.
Green Harvey J. ferrole maker, 70 School, h.
28 Lincoln sq. [r. Leicester n. Apricot
Green Henrietta £. widow of Edward W. h.
Green Henry A. f Smith dtOreenJt 84 Shrews-
bury, house 2 Allen
Green Henry B. stable, 8 Carlton, h. 28 Salem
GREEN JAMES, lawyer, public adminis-
trator and real estate agent, 2 Post-
Offlce block, house 61 Elm. — Seepage
500 [10 Arch
Green John, woodworker, 166 Union, house
Green John, teamster, house 187 Grove
Green John, machinist, h. 47 Union ave.
Green John M. 840 Main, bds. 16 Walnut
Green John M. Mrs. milliner, 840 Main, bds.
16 Walnut
Green Jonas U. & Co. boot and shoe manuft.
7 Washington sq. house at Spencer
Green Joseph, shlngler, h. 16 Greenwood
Green Joseph, card maker, 66 Grafton, house
41 Pleasant
Green Joseph, gunsmith, 81 Hermon, bds. 61
Southbrldge [Summer, bds. do.
Green Josle, at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Green Linus D. packer, b. 28 Wachnsett
GREEN LUCIUS M. apothecary, 8 Pleas-
ant, h. 4 Ripley st. pi. — See page 575
Green Martin, house Green lane
Green Meltlah B. house 7 Oak
Green Samuel F. physician, h. Green lane
Green Samuel S. librarian. Free Public
Library, 18 Elm, house 12 Harvard
Green Sarah A. Mrs. boarding-house. Mill-
bury opp. Stebblns
Green Sarah E. house rear 51 Austin
Green Sarah M. died Dec. 4, 1888, age 78
Green Stella A. dressmaker, 858 Mala, bds.
30 Glen
Green Thomas, laborer, house 88 Mechanic
Green Thomas A. bookkeeper, 61 Green, h.
18 Greenwood
Green Thomas P. wlreworker, b. 187 Grove
Green Waldo E. wood worker, boards Grove
n. Park avenue
Green Walter L. stable, 7 Central, house 188
Main [h. at Shrewsbury
Green Wellington 8. paperhanger, 284 Main,
Green William A. milkman, house Grove n.
Park avenue
Green William H. wire drawer, h. 59 Grove
Greene Benjamin P. bookkeeper, 68 Wash-
ington sq. bds. 38 Newbui*y [77 Myrtle
Greene Charles A. moulder, 87 Gold, bds.
Greene Charles W. bds. 85 Washington
Greene Clarence P. machinist, 180 Gold, b.
Steamer No. 2, Beacon
Greene Curtis B. foreman, 28 Mulberry, h.
8 John [Downing
Greene David A. pork, 8 Trumbull, h. 42
Greene Edward L. bookkeeper, 9 May, bds.
15 Orient
Greene Emma A. canvasser, b. 408 Park ave.
Greene Frances, widow of Israel, house 77
Myrtle [West
Greene Helen J. widow of Willard, h. 146
Greene Herbert, died July 28, 1888
Greene Horace W. clerk, 462 Main, h. If
Larch [May
Greene James H. plumber, 51 Main, hoase 28
Greene Jennie S. house 4 Clinton
Greene John C. organ tuner b. 45 Prospect
Greene John E. &*eman, 82 Foster, h. 68
Summer
Greene John R. Mrs. h. 16 Crown [h.88 May
Greene John W.(Oreene A Oougk)^ -51 Main,
Greene Joseph K. lawyer, 10 Pearl, bds. 88
Park [h. 94 Lincoln
Greene J. Evarts, editor Dally Spy, 444 Main,
Greene J. Hayden (Greene A Son), 352 Main,
h. 38 Orange
Greene Laura, bds. 9 Sever [b. 6 William
Greene Marshall S. policeman. City HaU,
Greene Mary T. widow of Smith, house rear
16 John [Harvard
Greene Phebe, widow of Daniel, boards 7
Greene Richard W. clerk, 10 Pearl, bds.
Cedar c. Sever [90 Elm
Greene Samuel L. plater, 18 Mechanic, bds.
Greene Stephen E. 15 Foster cor. Norwich,
h. 4 Hammond [bds. 10 Arch
Greene Willard H. ferrule maker, 70 School,
Greene William B. dentist, 425 Main, house
928 do. [Main, h. 85 Washington
Greene William E. (Greene A Son), 352
GREENE & GOUGE (J. W. Greens and
H. D, GoughJt stoves, furnaces and
plumbing, 51 Main. — Seepage 602
Greene & Sonf William E, and J. H. Greene j,
jewelry manuf s. 352 Main
Greenhidgh Maria, boards at L. J. KendaH'Sy
Pleasant, Tatnuck
Greenleaf Charles H. fruit, h. 81 Portland
Greenleaf G. Lewis, polisher, 72 School, b.
288 Main [Hanover
Greenleaf Hartley K. clerk, 94 Grove, h. 8
Greenleaf John A. varnisher, 19 Union, b. 9
Plymouth [Conn.
Greenough Charles R. rem'd to Meriden,
Greenwood Adeline, widow of Aaron, house
18 Wachusett [n. Forest
Greenwood Charles, gardener, h. Salisbury
Greenwood Charles C. carpenter, boards 84
Myrtle [b. 2 Langdon
Greenwood James, blacksmith, 128 Chandler,
Greenwood James R. boot treer, 70 Winter,
bds. 16 Providence [26 Bellevue
Greenwood Joseph H. embroiderer, house
Greenwood Julia E. teacher, Edgeworth st.
school, b. 8 Lancaster [b. 85 Orange
Greenwood Lewis R. woodworker, 196 Union,
Greenwood Lucy, widow of Simeon A. h.
14 Vine [sett, h. do.
Greenwood L. Addle, dressmaker, 18 Wachu-
Greenwood Richard, weaver, h. 2 Langdon
Greenwood Silas N. finisher, 70 Winter, h.
27 Penn ave. [lotte
Greenwood Thomas B. mason, bds. 4 Char-
Greer Michael, laborer, b. 122 Mechanic
Gregoirre Gulsseppi, laborer, h. 6 Wood sq.
Gregory Joseph, moulder, 68 Washington
sq. h. 98 Lamartine [b. 68 Bloomingdale
Gregory Mitcliell A. finisher, r. 155 Front,
Gregory Peter, laborer, h. 66 Bloomingdale
POPULATION OF CONNECTICUT,
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159
Gregory Peter J. rem*d to Lowell
Oregson George A. machinist, 4 Leicester,
h. 2 Lowell [2 Lowell
Gregson Thomas, beltmaker, 187 Front, h.
Gregson William H. butcher, boards Grove
cor. Holden
Grell Andrew G. sinker, h. Perry
Grenl6r Frank, carpenter, b. 11 Lamartlne
Grenier John B. clerk, 484 Main, bds. do.
Grenier Joseph, lastmaker, h. 84 Norfolk
Grenier Mathilda, dressmaker, 11 Lamar-
tlne, bds do.
Grenier Mrs. h. 6 Norfolk ct.
Grenon Clement, moulder, h. 50 Hanover
Grenon Clement, hostler, 85 Central, h. 8
Walker ct. [9 Douglas st. ct.
Grenon Ferdinand, moulder, 87 Gold, house
Grenon Kate Mrs. grocer, 16 Hacker, h. do.
Grenon Louisa, widow of Alexander, bds.
16 Hacker [Hacker
Grenon Marcus, moulder, 65 Jackson, h. 16
Grenon Telesphore, blacksmith, 88 North
Foster, h. 67 School
Gresty George, machinist, b. 9 Hermon
Giiffln Annie, envelope maker, boards 181
Shrewsbury
GrifQn Bridget, widow of Thomas, h. 11 Lodi
Griffin Cornelius, moulder, 80 Sargent, b. 11
Lodi [Pleasant
Griffin Daniel J. driver, 805 Main, bds. 22ib
Griffin Frank J. clerk, 555 Main, boards 58
Oxford
Griffin Frederick A. mason, h. 8 Agricultural
Griffin Henry, auditor, 7 City Hall, house 48
Cedar [84 Benefit
Griffin Howell R. sashmaker, 5 Sargent, h.
Griffin James, laborer, B. & A. R. R. bds. 68
Union ave.
Griffin Jeremiah Mrs. house 61 MiUburry
Griffin Jerrold, rem'd to Palmer
Griffin Johanna, housekeeper, 68 Union ave.
Griffin John, boot bottomer, h. 128 Exchange
Griffin John, laborer, 68 Washington sq. h.
6 Temple st. ct. [Salem
Griffin John, stitcher, 82 Austin, house 167
Griffin John, laborer, 121 Providence, b. 68
Union ave. [Shrewsbury
Griffin John, heel presser, 68 High, h. 120
Griffin John, shoemaker, 264 Southbridge, h.
Illinois c. Grand [Illinois c. Grand
Griffin John A. plumber, 458 Main, boards
Griffin John J. bookkeeper, 145 Main, b. 238
do. [ton sq. b. 128 Exchange
Griffin John R. boot bottomer, 7 Washing-
Griffin Margaret, widow of Dennis, h. 181
Shrewsbury
Griffin Mary, widow of Patrick, b. 167 Salem
Griffin Mary £. domestic, 274 Main
Griffin Michael, laborer, house 91 Millbury
Griffin Michael, laborer, h. 122 Mechanic
Griffin Morris, blacksmith, 18 Curtis, h. 46
Cambridge [Ellsworth
Griffin Morris, currier, 2 Sargent, bds. 25
Griffin Robert S. treasurer Rice & Griffin
Manuf. Co., Sargent cor. Southbridge,
house 82 Portland
Griffin Sophia N. widow of Alexander, bds.
West Boylston near Barber's crossing
Griffin Thomas, pastor St. John's Church, h.
44 Temple
Griffin Wm. carpenter, b. Illinois c. Grand
Griffin Wm. E. tailor, 456 Main, h. 58 Oxford
Griffin Wm. H. painter, boards 62 Austin
Griffin Wra. J. tailor, 515 Main, h. 58 Oxford
Griffith Charles W. rem'd to Boston [N. Y.
Griffith George W. removed to Little Fails,
Griffith Wm. H. roll turner, h. 6 Union place
Griffiths Wm. T. baggageman, Union depot,
house 2 Ash [u. Eastern av.
Grigg John H. wire worker, house Catharine
Griggs Carrie E. teacher, boards 7 Oxford
Griggs John S. rem'd to Pittsburgh, Pa.
Griggs M. Gertrude, teacher, Oxford street
school, boards 7 Oxford
Griggs Salem, cutter, 68 High, h. 7 Oxford
Griggs Sarah, widow of Joseph, house 121
Pleasant
Grimes Alvah E. removed to Hague, N. T.
Grimes Fred. W. driver, 26 Shrewsbury, h.
28 Mulberry [58 Temple
Grimes John, blacksmith, 78 Exchange, h.
Grimes Lizzie, domestic, 61 Pleasant
Grimes Michael, boiler maker, r. 179 Union,
house 188 Shrewsbury [12 Bluff
Grimley Frank, laborer, 2 Allen court, house
Grimshawe Henry, finisher, 25 Union, house
78 Summer
Griswold Hermon A. driver, Southbridge
c. Madison, h. 84 Dewey fb. 66 Front
Griswold John M. N. cigar raakeV, 898 Main,
Grogan James, driver, 195 Union, b. 24 Ward
Grogan James, laborer, house 78 Temple
Grogan Michael, painter, h. 212 Southbridge
Grooms Addle L. boards 51 Salem
Gross Alexander, peddler, 888 Main, house
8 Castle [Union
Gross Anton, saloon, 76 Thomas, house 98
Gross Fritz, laborer at tripe works, house
Greenwood
Gross Geo. F. butcher, b. 8 Carlton
Gross Henry A. clerk, 462 Main, b. 8 Castle
Gross John, laborer, 17 Southgate, boards
28 Endicott
Gross Joseph, house 145 Austin
Gross Moses, clerk, 888 Main, h. 8 Piedmont
Gross Raphael (Gross, Strauss db Co.), 888
Main, house 806 do.
Gross, Strauss & Co. (B. Chross and L.
Strauss), fancy goods, ZSS Main
Gross Vito, ft'uit, &c. 204 Front, boards 84
Shrewsbury [Hermon, b. 8 Alden
Grosvenor Cyrus P. water-meter maker, 88
Grosvenor David B. carpenter, h. 8 Alden
Grosvenor J. Prescott, slipper manuf. 18
Mechanic, house 88 Piedmont
Grosvenor S. Avery, clerk, 14 Front, house
80 Bowdoin [do.
Grout Frank W. former, Vernon near Q. h.
Grout Geo. L. provisions, 40 Chandler, house
26 Piedmont
Grout John N. wireworker, h. 178 Austin
Grout Mary J. widow of Jonathan, house 7
Hammond
Grover Abby, widow of John, b. 19 Bellevue
Grover Edward Irving, flagman, Washington
street crossing, bds. 9 Belknap
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TBJBMOKT 8TMMET,
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160
WORCESTER [H] DIBECTORY.
Grover Elmer B. clerk, N. & W. R. R. 21
Park, boards 9 Belknap
Grover Fred. £. bootmaker, house S Mott
Grover Frederick G. clerk, 109 Maiu, boards
45 Lincoln [4 Smith ct.
Grover John, boot treer, 28 Mulberry, house
Grover John P. clerk, 881 Main, h. 144 Beacon
Grover Lucinda Mrs. house 9 Belknap
Grover Preston H. stenographer, 48 Park,
boards 607 Main
Groves Austin G. removed to Georgia
Gruff Chas. H. solicitor, 492 Main
GmndstrOm Carl, laborer, house 25 North
Gnind8tr5m Charles, wireworker, house 8
Crescent [Millbnry
GrundstrOm Gustaf J. wire drawer, h. 226
GrundstrOm Olof D. sinker, h. 224 Millbury
Grnndstrt^m Olof E. armorer, 44 Central, h.
8 Crescent
Gubber Paskel, laborer, house 265 Park ave.
Guerin CamiUe, laborer at Jamesville, house I
JamesviUe square [Shrewsbury |
Guerin Catharine, widow of Michael, h. 154
Guerin Flora, weaver at Jamesville, bds. do.
Guerin James F. clerk, 236 Front, boards |
154 Shrewsbury
Guerin Joseph, carder at Jamesville, b. do.
Guerin Nelson, measurer, h. 4 Central ct.
Guerrin Louis (MarchessauU <fc GuerrinJ, 8
Warren, h. 10 do. [128 Southbridge
Guertin Adeline, widow of Prosper, house
Guertin Felix, bootmaker, 11 Water, boards
84 Spring [72 Mechanic
Guertin Geo. compositor, 811 Main, boards
Guertin John, removed to Warren
Guertin Joseph, removed to St. Paul, Minn.
Guertin Leopold, removed to St. Paul, Minn.
Guertin Louis, removed to Spencer [court
Guertin Mary, widow of Joseph, b. Walker
Guertin Napoleon, propr. Montreal House,
72 Mechanic, bouse do.
Guertin Napoleon T. removed to Boston
Guertin Peter, shoemaker, house 34 Spring
Guertin Peter, shoemaker, h. H2Lamartine
Guertin Samuel, shoemaker, bds. 84 Spring
Guertin William H. boards 128 Southbridge
Guess Daniel J. removed from city [court
Guider James, helper, 161 Union, h. 2 Cullen
Guilberson Otto, laborer, 44 Central, boards
47 Eastern avenue [h. 67 Providence
Guild Calvin, machinist, 19 Washington sq.
GUILD DAYIS, naphtha laundry, Hollis,
house 261 Pleaisant.— i^ee page 624
Guild Ezra P. planer, 25 Union, h. Piedmont
place [Providence
Guild H. Webster, brakeman, boards 67
Guild Wm. G. boards 45 Pleasant
Guile Wm. teamster, 66 Foster, boards 4
Elizabeth
Guilfoyle Daniel H. gulvanizer, boards 154
Mechanic [164 Mechanic
Guilfoyle Hannora, widow of William, house
Guilfoyle John, bootmaker, 103 Front, bds.
46 Winter
Guilfoyle John H. carman, house 10 Milton
Guilfoyle Mary, widow of Dennis, house 68
Prescott
Guilfoyle Thomas, laborer, h. 85 Canterbury
Guilfoyle Thomas D. laborer, b. 68 Prescott
Guillow Chauncy A. removed to Maine
Guimont Thomas, screwcutter, boards 108
Washington
Guinan Cornelius, carpenter, h. 24 Spring
Gui!4ti Eglsto, laborer, h. 1 Wood square
Gulstl Pletro, laborer, boards 61 Suffolk
Gullberg Edward, wireworker, 20 Union, b.
28 Ellsworth
Guilberg Gustaf, laborer, b. 28 Ellsworth
Gullberg Johanna, widow of Fredrik, bds.
28 Ellsworth
Gullberg John, laborer, h. 10 Oswald [Oranjse
Gullbrandsou Karl A. clerk, 41 Park, bds. 80
Gulliver Charles H. foreman, r. 155 Front,
house Greenwood n. Upland
Gulliver William L. dentist, 671 Main, h.
May wood corner Florence
Gullroes Matteen S. woodworker, 100 Pres-
cott, b. Crescent [Southbridge
Gundersou Carl, armorer, 42 Gardner, h. 171
Gunn Francis G. rem*d to Woodstock, Md.
Gunn Fred. H. carpenter, bds. 49 School
Gunn Walter, overseer, 94 Grove, boards 1
School [Henry
Gunnlgle Bridget, widow of Bernard, h. 12
Gunther Alexander, clerk, b. 20 Newbury
Gunther Julius, clerk, 898 Main, house' 20
Newbury
Gurney Albert H. finisher, 543 Southbridge,
h. 675 do. [Fountain
Gurrell William, driver, 215 Main, house 53
Gustafson Larantlus G. machinist, h. MIU-
bury, Qulnslgamond
Gustafson Olaf E. wire drawer, h. 9 Kansas
Guth Jane A. widow of Israel J. boards 86
Chestnut
Gutke Andrew, sinker, house 7 Oswald
Gutke John, laborer, house 898 Mlllbury
Guy Eudora, widow of John, b. 5 Leicester
Guy Henry M. wood turner, 166 Union, h.
35 Richards
GUYETT GEOBOE, agent T. C. White,
liquors at wholesale, 21 Washington sq.
bds. 65 Green. — See page 642
Guynan Henry P. wireworker, b. 80 Market
Guy nan Willhim, tailor, 410 Main, house 80
Market [21 Wyman
Gyngell James, machinist, 17 Southgate, h.
Haas Daniel, foreman, 548 Southbridge, h.
78 Southgate
Haas John, machinist, 180 Gold, house 1454
Austin [Exchange
Haas Sebastian, clerk, 14 Mechanic, h. 57
Haas Wm. machinist, boards Grove near
Salisbury pond
Haban Oscar, laborer, boards 10 Briden
Haber Geo. C. boards 66 Vernon
Haberdler Joseph, blacksmith, 110 Green,
house 49 Myrtle
Haberllu Philip H. removed fk-om city
Hack Peter, laborer, house 11 Perry
Hacker Maurice, policeman, City Hall, h.
55 Mechanic
Hackers Susannah, widow of John, house
418 Southbridge [Wall
Hackett Edward, painter, 100 Prescott, h. 11
FIRK ALARM TELEGRAPH,
CONSULT THB
DinSCTOBT.
WORCESTER [H] DTRUCTORY.
161
Hackett James, laborer, b. 39 Sargent
Hackett James, macbinist, 110 Oreen, b. 49
Bellevue
Hackett James A. clerk, bouse 1 Mott
Hackett James P. macblDist, 125 Gold, bds.
11 Wall [Lafayette
Hackett Jobn, pollsber, 44 Central, bds. 61
Hackett Jobn H. moalder, bds. 11 Wall
Hackett Julia, dressmaker, bds. 11 Wall
Hackett Margaret, widow of Michael, bonse
27 Winter
Hackett Patrick, engineer, 44 Central, b.
10 Arcb [11 Bort
Hackett Tbomas, painter, 100 Prescott, b.
Hackett Tbomas, bootmaker, 60 King, bds.
55 do.
Hackett William F. flnisber, 60 King, b. 49
Bellevue [10 George
Hackett William H. grocer, 806 Main, boase
Haddock James E. removed to California
Haddock Justin £. macbinist, 122 Gold, bds.
88 Benefit
Hadgely L. boards 176 Main
Hadley Anette, waiter, boards 514 Main
Hadley Charles W. driver, Soutbbridge cor.
Madison, bouse 208 Austin
Hadley George E. driver, 15 Market, boDse
44 Beacon [boose do.
Hadley Gilbert 8. carpenter, 17 So. Rassell,
Hadley Jobn H. C. clerk, 800 Main, bonse 17
William
Hadley Jobn W. policeman, Station 2, La-
martlne, bonse 152 Chandler
Hadley Moses M. foreman, b. 4 High st. ct.
Hadley Wm. G. produce, house 26 Hawley
Hadwen Mary R. widow of Charles, boards
78 Elm ' [May
Hadwen Obadiah B. farmer, b. Lovell near
Hadwen William E. ftoner, h. Hadwen lane
near Chandler
Haifey Bernard, saloon, 79 Temple, h. do.
Haifoy Terence B. laborer, b. Maple avenue,
Tatnuck [Summer
Hagan Bridget, widow of Owen, house 161
Hagan Hattie S. teacher. Sycamore street
school, boards 27 May
Hagan Henry W. pressman, 11 Central Ex-
change, boards 82 Pleasant
Hagan Jobn H. shoemaker, r. 155 Front, b.
161 Summer
Hagan Mary, widow of Patrick, bouse 94
Shrewsbury [do.
Hagan Michael, saloon, 280 Mechanic, house
Hagan Peter J. plumber, 240 Front, bds. 161
Summer
Hagar J. Warren, wood worker, 100 Pres-
cott, h. 7 Eastern ave. [4 do.
Hagar Wm. S. hostler, 6 No. Merrick, bonse
Hagarty Daniel, car inspector, b. 60 John
Hagarty Daniel, Jr. brakeman, b. 60 Jobn
Hagarty James, plasterer, house 184 Salem
Hagarty Mary, widow, b. 896 Soutbbridge
Hagarty Michael, laborer, Soutbbridge cor.
Hammond, house do.
Hagarty Patrick, driver, Soutbbridge cor.
Hammond, bonse 282 Soutbbridge
Hagarty Thomas, laborer, 817 Soutbbridge,
house 896 do.
Hagas Samuel, machinist, 110 Green, b. 59
Barclay
Hagbcrg Jacob, laborer, h. 88 Washburn
Hagelien Andrew G. tailor, 410 Main, h. 49
Austin
HAGEB FRANK A. bakery and restaurant,
172 Front, h. 60 Au8t\n.'-See page 557
Hager Samuel, baker, house 18 Orange
Hagerstrom Andrew G. laborer, h. MiUbury
n. CliiT [MiUbury
Hagerstrom Charles, sinker, bouse 898
Hagerstrom Friden, laborer, boards Steb-
bins c. Thenius
Hagerstrom J. William, house 895 MiUbury
Hagerstrom Lars P. sinker, h. Stebbins cor.
Thenius
Hagerstrom Mary P. Mrs. h. 828 MiUbury
Hagerstrom Per E. laborer, b. 802 MiUbury
Hagerty Catharine, widow of Jeremiah, h.
78 Temple
Hagerty Daniel D. died Oct. 26, 1888, age 28
Hagerty Dennis, fireman, boards 29 Temple
Hagerty Jeremiah, boot finisher, Hamilton,
house 72 Green
Hagerty Jeremiah, engineer, 7 Washington
sq. b. 78 Temple [Wilson
Hagerty John J. laborer, 92 Tbomas, bds. 8
Hagerty Patrick, laborer, 100 Prescott, h.
65 Blaclcstone
Hagerty Stephen, wood worker, W., N. & B.
B. B. repair shop, house 29 Temple
Hagerty William, backman, h. 15 Conlin ct.
Hagerty WiUiam A. teas, 124 Front, bds. 72
Green
Hagerty, see Hagarty
Haginiam Martyr, wtreworker, b. 188 Oreen
Haglund Charles G. wire drawer, boards 40
Hanover
Hagman Clas, removed firom city
Hagstrom Gustavus H. cabinetmaker, 110
Green, h. 10 Endicott [h. 6 Princeton
Hague Henry, rector St. Matthews Church, '
Hahir Matthew, laborer, b. 124 Mechanic
Hahir Patrick, laborer, boards 124 Mechanic
Haigh John W. removed to England
Hair Andrew (Hair Bro»,J, 1 Maple, house
Westminster near Harrington ave.
Hair Bros. (A. and Wm. Hair J j plumbers, 1
Maple [h. 94 Austin
Hair Charles N. deputy sherifi; 6 P. O. blk.
Hair George A. heel presser, 68 High, b. 19
Austin
Hair Martin, boot aider, house 8 Ward
Hair Matthew, laborer, 48 Thomas, h. 122
Mechanic [Decatur
Hair WiUiam (Hair BrotJ, 1 Maple, house 7
Halre George W. boot treer, 80 Shrewsbury,
b. 47 Hanover [Astiland
Hakanson Carl J. wireworker, bouse 9 No.
Hakanson John P. wireworker, h. McCor-
roick's court
Hakes Gertrude, assistant bookkeeper, 858
Main, b. 146 Central [146 Central
Hakes Henry B. foreman, 100 Prescott, b.
Hale A. Calista, teacher, Winslow st. school,
b. 80 Shelby [b. 102 Elm
Hale Charles S. bookkeeper, 128 Chandler,
Hale Charlotte W. Mrs. house 102 Elm
6. F. HARWOOD, D. D. S.
11
JOJSNTAZ MOOMS, 887 MAIN ST., BOOM NO. 9,
QVJBM GM088, STAAUHb A CO.
162
WORCESTER [H] 1>IRECT0RY.
Hale Edward A. wire inspector, house 13
Eaatern nve. [b. 102 Elm
Hale Frank L. bookkeeper, 128 Chandler,
Hale George S. (Hale db Halej, 166 Front,
h. 12 Vine [ct. h. do.
Hale Jane P. Mrs. clairvoyant, 8 Russell
Hale Joshua, clerj^yman, house 24 Csinip
Hale Rollo. removed to Winchendon
Hale Seth, patterns, house 8 Russell court
Hale Sumner P. died July 26, 1883
Hale Wm. B. (Hale dh Hale), h. at Milford
Hale William 0. wireworker, 179 Main, h.
West Boylston, Greendale
Hale & Hale (Geo, 8. and Wm, B, Hale),
tobacconists, 166 Front
Haley George H. cutter. Brattle near rail-
road station, b. Holden c. Smith lane
Haley, see Healey [Houghton
Hall Abble G. widow of James K. bds. 81
Hall Albert L. Mrs. house r. 16 Cypress
Hall Alfred, heelmaker, 164 Front, house 87
Oread
Hall Alvin D. driver, house 18 Goulding
HALL AMOS B. & CO. canned fruits,
pickles, hops, malt, <&c. 1 and 8 Warren,
house at Boylston. — Seepage 556
Hall Augustus D. wire tester, h. 10 Belmont
Hall Belle, stitcher, boards 267 Main
Hall Charles £. removed to Mansflcld
Hall Charles H. vamisher, 7 Eaton pi. b. 85
Salem [Layard pi.
Hall Charles H. beltmaker, 187 Front, h. 18
Hall Charles S. clerk, 94 Grove, house 498
Southbridge [690 do.
Hall Cora K. telegrapher, 426 Main, boards
Hall D. Willis, machinist, 19 Church, bds. 6
Chatham [b. 41 Kingsbury
Hall Edwaid (Elliot A ^aZZJ, 54 Hermon,
Hall Elizabeth, widow, house Plantation n.
B. & A. R. R. [493 Southbridge
Hall Elizabeth T. widow of Elbridge G. h.
^Hall Ella, clerk, boards r. 16 Cypress
Hall Elliott M. cutter, 88 Front, boards 6
Chatham
Hall Emanuel, laborer, house 96 Norfolk
Hall Frank E. water commissioner, 5 City
Hall, house 16 Diz [ct.
Hall George, fireman, Brussels, b. 7 Armory
Hall Grace, clerk, boards 82 Orange
Hall Henry £. butcher, house Birch near
Maywood [Lincoln
Hall H. Hermon, driver, 15 Market, house 1
Hall James, gardener, boards 12 Crompton
Hall James E. machinist, 54 Hermon, house
5 Merrick
Hall James P. house 15 Woodland
Hall Jennie M. teacher, bds. 21 Queen
Hall John D. clerk, 82 Front, b. 91 Chatham
Hall Joseph B. boards 8 Houghton
Hall Judson W. machinist, 42 Gardner, h.
15 Gates [892 Main, h. 18 John
Hall J. Brainerd, reporter Evening Gazette,
Hall J. Emil, laborer, bds. 8 Oswald
Hall Katie A. at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do. [87 Laurel
Hall Lydia L. widow of Richardson, house
Hall L. Gustav, laborer, house 800 Millbury
Hall Marcus L. carpenter, h. 78 Eastern av.
Hall Martha B. boards 7 Mason
Hall Matthew, blacksmith, 77 Foster, house
175 Mechanic
Hall Nellie M. stitcher, boards 62 Orange
Hall Samuel, teamster, Hope Cemetery, b.
Webster opp. cemetery
Hall Stephen C. milkman, house Ararat near
Brooks [h. Perry
Hall Thomas, blacksmith, rear 179 Union,
Hall ThoH. H. gents* furnishing goods, 82
Front, h. 91 Chatham
Hall Willard M. & Sons (W. FT. Hallh
wood and granular fuel, 56 Foster, h. 4
Elizabeth [Foster, h. 146 West
Hall WUliard W. ( W, M, Hall A Sons), AS
Hall William, boot finisher, b. 4 N. Merrick
Hail William B. farmer, b. Brooks n. Ararat
Hall William H. farmer, h. Brooks n. Ararat
Hall William P. ciarpenter, h. 23 Prospect
Hallensteln Alexander, cigar maker, 166
Front, b. 19 S. Russell
Hallett Sadie F. boards Stebbins
Hallctt Sarah A. (Oosa & HalleUJ, 58 Pleas-
ant, h. do.
H alley James, coachman, 21 Cedar, bds. do.
Hallcy Mary, widow of Patrick, h. 168 Salem
Halley Michael, hostler. City Stables, house
174 Salem [h. 53 Camp
Halllhan Lawrence F. finisher, 82 South^ate,
Hallin Gustaf, tailor, 852 Main, b. 84i Pearl
Hallock Gerard J. carpeuter, h. 19 Orange
Halloran Bridget Mrs. house 48 Temple
Halloran Dennis, machinist, 180 Gold, b. 8
Ingalls
Halloran Edward, died Jan. 1883
Halloran Ellen, dressmaker, b. 89 Beacon
Halloran John, machinist, b. 22 Cherry
Halloran John, blacksmith, b. 8 Ingalls
Halloran John, jr. machinist, 110 Green, b.
8 Ingalls
Halloran Joseph, painter, b. 8 Ingalls
Halloran Kate, dressmaker, bds. 28 Coltoo
Halloran Lewis, machinist, 110 Green, bds.
8 Ingalls
Halloran Mary, widow of Thomas, house 84
Columbia [house do.
Halloran Michael J. physician, 112 Park,
Halloran Thomas, dyer, house 28 Colton
Halloran Thomas F. moulder, Mnskeego c
Albany, bds. 23 Colton [8 Ingalls
Halloran William, machinist, 62 Jackson, b.
Hallowell Catherine, widow of John, house
184 Canterbury [82 Abbott
Halloy Alexis, watchmaker, 859 Main, house
Hally Daniel, collar maker, 28 Waldo, b. 89
Beacon
Hally Kate, domestic, 51 Sonthgate
Hally Lawrence, horse collars, 28 Waldo, h.
39 Beacon
Hally Margaret, cleaner, h. r. 16 Cypress
Hally Michael, laborer, 51 Green, house 2
Taylor [15 Burt
Halpin Edward, heater, 14 Bloomingdale, h.
Halpin James, heater, h. 857 Millbury
Halpin James, 2d. rem'd to Pawtucket, R. I.
Halpin James E. machine operator, 68 High,
boards 15 Burt
Halpin MaryE. housekeeper, house 15 Bart
L. A. HASTINGS,
JLIVBBT JFVMNX8HIXG GOODS, ONLY THE BE8T
JLRTICLEa, AND THE LOWEST BBIOEB.
WOBCESTEB [H] DIRECTORY.
163
Halpin Morris, laborer, bds. 8 Lovell ct.
Halpio Patrick, laborer, 12 Shrewsbury, h.
3 Lovell ct.
Halpin Thomas, removed Arom city
Halpine Thomas A. clerk, r. Union Station,
house 89 Highland
Halstead Emilie M. private school, 27 Chat-
ham, boards 28 Qaeen [A7 Camp
Halstead George, weaver, Brassels, hoase
Ham Alexander J. teamster, 49 Grove, bds.
13 Denny [7 Silver
Ham George £. reed-board maker, 9 May, h.
Ham Henry A. removed from city
Ham Samoel Y. wireworker, h. 18 Denny
Ham Sosie H. clerk, boards 8 Belle vne
Hamant Annie L. removed to Brookfleld
HAMANT GEORGE B. druggist and
apothecary, 498 Main, house at North
Brooktield. — Seepage 641
Hamant Richard, inspector (Custom House,
Boston), h. 81 Chatham [at Boston
Hamblin Frank H. salesman, 195 Front, h.
Hamer Enoch 8. machinist, 110 Green, b. 6
Belknap [Sever
Hamil James, carpenter, 14 Norwich, bds. 9
ELamil Joseph, laborer, boards Ballard
Hamil Judson, teamster, Bloomingdale opp.
Fairview av. h. 189 Bloomingdale
Hamil Peter, teamster, Bloomingdale opp.
Fairview av. b. 139 Bloomingdale
Hamilton Amelia, widow, bds. 50 Orange
Hamilton Andrew, foreman, Muskeego cor.
Albany, h. Locust av. n. Anna
Hamilton Augustus J. machinist, 54 Jackson,
b. 58 John
HAMILTON CHARLESt printer, 9, 11 and
12 Central Exchange, 811 Main, house
8 Cottage. — See oppotUepage 540
Hamilton Charles H. compositor, house 68
Highland
Hamilton Chas. R. stonecutter, b. Granite c.
Cliff [2 Portland pi.
Hamilton Charlotte Miss, dressmaker, bds.
Hamilton Cheney, boarding-house, 58 Front
Hamilton C. Willard, house 87 Oak av.
Hamilton Edward B. clerk, Worcester Co.
Institution for Savings, 18 Foster, bds.
87 Oak av.
Hamilton Eugene, tinsmith, h. 16 Brown
Hamilton F. Walter, civil engineer, boards
8 Cottage [h. 27 Penn av.
Hamilton Geo. S. engineer, N. & W. R. R.
Hamilton George S. advertising agent, 11
Central Exchange, house 1 Howe
Hamilton Hannah, widow of Sidney, bds. 27
Penn av. [Exchange, b. 8 Cottage
Hamilton Harry W. compositor, 11 Central
Hamilton Henry J. wirepacker, house 86
Penn av. [180 Front
Hamilton Horace A. engineer, 408 Main, h.
Hamilton James, laborer, boards Millbury
opposite Stebbins
HAMILTON JAMES P. cashier Worces-
ter National Bank, and treasurer and
clerk Worcester Gaslight Co. 9 Foster,
house 85 Fruit. — Seepage 469
Hamilton John A. clerk, 162 Front, bds. 9
Fulton
Hamilton Matthew, moulder, 52 Jackson, h.
164 Southbridge
Hamilton Merritt L. engineer, W., N. & R.
R. R. house 88 Penn avenue
Hamilton M Ida M. widow of Wm. J. h. 14
Auburn [95
Hamilton Nancy H. died March 16, 1883, age
Hamilton Patrick, removed from city
Hamilton Patrick, laborer, b. Millbury opp.
Stebbins [h. 11 Winslow
Hamilton Thomas, bookkeeper, 484 Main,
Hamilton Thomas, laborer, b. 55 Blackstone
Hamilton William H. propr. Hotel Pleasant,
58 Pleasant, house do.
Hamlin Frank, salesman, boards 70 Pleasant
Hammar Axel H. clerk, b. 176 Main [b. do.
Hammell Delia M. dressmaker, 30 Orchard,
Hammell Joseph, machinist, 84 Prescott, h.
80 Orchard [bds. do.
Hammell Mary, dressmaker, 80 Orchard,
Hammell Owen, laborer at Jamesville, house
James vi lie sq. [h. 80 Orchard
Hammell Wilfred J. machinist, 84 Prescott,
Hammerback John E. sinker, bouse Millbury
opp. school-house
Hammerback Lars Peter, laborer, h. Perry
Hammerbacker Ann M. widow of Christian,
house 8 Dover
Hammerbecker J. George, wireworker, h. 9
Milton [Sackville n. Byron
Hammerstrom Carl P. wireworker, house
Hammerstrom Chas. laborer, bds. Millbury
opp. Whipple
Hammerstrom John, laborer, h. 4 Tbenius
Hammerstrom Magnus, sinker, house Steb-
bins near Thenius
Hammerstrom Olof, blacksmith, 100 Pres-
cott, h. 50 Hanover [41 Austin
Hammond Aaron, provisions, 596 Main, h.
Hammond Andrew H. & Co. organ-reed
manufs. 9 May, h. 9 Claremont
Hammond Benjamin T. asst. treas. W., N. &
R. R. R. 30 Shrewsbury, b. 15 Kendall
Hammond Chas. H. clerk, 94 Grove, bds. 8
Linden
Hammond Edward H. locksmith, 18 Church,
house 20 do. [Salisbury
Hammond Elijah, farmer, h. Morelaud near
Hammond Frederick A. storekeeper, Wor-
cester Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Hammond Frederick H. farmer, h. Highland
near Park avenue
Hammond John, removed Tvom city
Hammond Joseph P. farmer, h. 13 Lancaster
Hammond Lemuel H. physician, 12 High,
house do.
HAMMOND LEWIS W. cashier Citizens
National Bank, 425 Main, b. 15 Kendall.
— See page ^72
Hammond Nellie C. artist, boards at Elijah
Haromond*s [n. Park ave.
Hammond Otis S. Mrs. widow, h. Highland
Hammond Robert, laborer, b. 7 Parlin pi.
Hammond Thomas, removed from city
Hammond Timothy W. treas. W., N. &R. R.
R. 80 Shrewsbury, house 15 Kendall
Hammond William H. removed to Daniel-
sonville. Conn.
HELIOTTPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TBEMONT 8TBJBBT,
BOSTOK.
164
WORCE8TEB [HJ PIRBCTORT.
Hammond W. Henry, engineer, house 10
Lawrence [h. 989 do.
Hampson Harriet C. dressmaker, 288 Main,
Hampson Mary A. widow of Henry F. house
989 Main [406 Southbridffe
Hanaver John W. F. ftiller, Hunt's Mill, b.
Hiuiayer Patrick E. laborer, h. 406 South-
bridge [85 Summer
Hancock Charles A. teamster, 96 School, b.
Hand John, sorter, bds. 47 Southgate
Hand John S. bookkeeper, 186 Union, honse
184 Pleasant
Handlin Catherine, widow of Michael, h. 14
Jefferson [h. 60 Harrison
Handlin Michael W. upholsterer, 568 Main,
Handy Charles W. salesman, 484 Main, bds.
1 Eden
Handy Daniel, carpenter, b. 12 Southgate
Handy Ebenezer, removed to Millbury
Handy Edwin, lather, house Clover [court
Haney Bridget, widow of ^osiah, h. Powers
Haney Michael, laborer, house 29 Sargent
Hanff Jacob, eating-house, 1 Lincoln, h. do.
Hauff William H. clerk, 1 Lincoln, bds. do.
Hang Wah, laundi7, 620^ Main, house do.
Hanigan Dennis, laborer, house 18 Bluff
Hanigan Francis, laborer, h. r. 10 Elizabeth
Hanley Ellen, boarding-house, 405 South-
bridge
Hanley James, laborer, house Powers ct.
Hanley James, Jr. spindle maker, 76 School,
boards Powers court [Sheridan
Hnnley James A. cutter, 68 High, house 9
Hanley John E. die rimmer, b. 9 Sheridan
Hanley John H. foreman, Lagrange c. R. R.
h. 60 Gold [Powers ct.
Hanley John J. spindle maker, 76 School, b.
Hanley Patrick, gardener, 728 Main, house
12 Lovell ct. [Central
Hanley Patrick, laborer, house rear 97 East
Hanley Richard, slater, h. 128 Summer
Hanley Thomas, wireworker, h. 4 Milton
Hanlon Catharine, fancy goods, 87 Ward,
house do. [28 Arch
Hanlon Edward H. clerk, 17 Exchange, bds.
Hanlon Hugh, laborer, house 10 Howard
Hanlon Kate, widow of Thomas, h. 28 Arch
Hanlon James, moulder, 77 Foster, house 48
Assonet
Hanlon James M. bartender, 86 Grafton,
boards do. [28 Arch
Hanlon John, plumber, 240 Front, boards
Hanlon John, machinist, bds. 48- Assonet
Hanlon Mary, Sister Superior, 46 High,
house do.
Hanlon Mary T. dressmaker, 28 Arch, b. do.
Hanlon Patrick, rem'd to Philadelphia, Pa.
Hanlon Patrick H. machinist, 88 N. Foster,
honse 18 Howard [b. 10 Howard
Hanlon Thomas F. photographer, 405 Main,
Hanlon Thomas J. finisher, 15 Union, bds.
28 Arch
Hanly James, laborer, b. 155 Millbury
Hannaford Abial A. (KeUh db Bannqford),
205 Pleasant, h. 99 Piedmont
Hannagan James, house 5 Worth
Hannan James, ironer, bds. 66 Front
Hannan Jeremiah, concreter, h. 9 Elliott
Hannant Frank M. bootcntter, 11 Water, b.
67 Harrison
Hannant Henry D. driver, 145 Maiii, boards
176 do. [67 HaniaoD
Hannant Richard L. porter. Union depot, h.
Hannigan Catharine, widow of DaTid, h. 85
Wall [Nashua
Hannigan Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, h. 5
Hannigan James, wire drawer, honse 85
Canterbury
Hannigan John, foreman, honse 60 Temple
Hannigan John, sashmaker, 5 Sargent, b. 18
Bluff
Hannigan Thomas, laborer, bds. 60 Temple
Hannigan Wm. J. carriage triBmer, 52
School, bds. 21 Burt
Hannon James, laborer, bds. 2 Columbia ct
Hannon John, laborer, h. 64 Thomas
Hannon Lawrence, laborer, b. 64 Thomas
Hannon Patrick, laborer, boards 18 Aasonel
Hanratty Patrick J. shoemaker, 886 Cam-
bridge, h. 106 Washington
Hanscom Edward, moulder, 149 Washingtoa,
h. 60 Vernon
Hanscom Leander, basket maker, h. 8 Cross
Hanscom Nathan, basket ^aker, fa. 8 Cross
Hanscom Sarah A. widow of Cfaaa. 6. b* 99
Vernon
Hansen Lars, rem'd from city
Hanson Agust, wire drawer, h. 9 Carbon
Hanson Andrew, machinist, 42 Gardner, h.
48 Hanover [Grore
Hanson Annie C. widow of John, h. 59
Hanson Charles, painter, h. 9 N. Ashland
Hanson Charles, wireworker, b. 29 Eastern
avenue [h. 12 ElUott
Hanson Chas. F. & Co. music, etc. 242 Main,
Hanson Charles R. policeman. Station 2,
Lamartlne, b. 229 Cambridge
Hanson Christian, armorer, 44 Cen^vl, h.
22 Camp
Hanson Edward, reed-board maker, 8 May,
bds. 40 Benefit
Hanson Frederlka E. clerk, bds. 69 Qrort
Hanson Hans P. laborer, b. 2 Thenlna
Hanson Hogbert, armorer, 44 Central, h. SI
Hanover rwstaut
Hanson Lauritz, armorer, 44 Centra], bds. 5
Hanson Martin, wireworker, h. 41 N. Ash-
land [Summer
Hanson Olaus, armorer, 44 Centrid, h. 129
Hanson Sven E. musician, 242 Main, bds. M
Qrove [28 Bowdoin
Hanson Waldemar F. porter, 480 Main, b.
Hanson William, cooper, Putnam lane, h.
Hunt [18 Chatham st. pi.
Hanson Wm. G. toolmaker, 81 Hermon, b.
Hapgood Charles A. foreman, 108 Front,
h. 22 Blossom [12 Clifton
Hapgood E. Augustine, clerk, 8 AUen ct h.
Hapgood Geo. laborer, Rural Cemetery, b.
Grove n. Salisbury pond
Hapgood George E. (L. B. Hapgood S 8<mh
office 10 Front, h. Belmont [moot
Hapgood Henry R. pattern maker, h. 81 Bel-
Hapgood Jonathan, hack stand, 410 Main, h.
341 Park av.
Hapgood Leander R. surveyor, b. 574 Main
G. F. HARWOOD, D. D. S.
1>BNTJLL BOOMS, 887 MAIN ST., BOOM IfO. 9,
OVBB GB08B, BTBAUBB S CO.
WOBCBaTER [TT] DIRECTOBr.
165
HAPGOOD L. B. & SDH (Geo. E, Bap^
goad J 9 elder and vinegar mannfs. office
10 Front, works Belmont, one mile east
of Lake Qalnsigamond. — See page 556
Hapgood Nahnm B. surveyor, houne 80 Glen
Hap^ood Bobert V. driver, 66 Foster, bds. 4
Elizabeth
Hapgood Walter J. assistant cashier Central
National Bank, 452 Main, h. 15 Auburn
Happoldt Harry P. clerk, Brussels, h. 12
Princeton
Haradon Arthur C. machinist, 122 Gold, h.
18 Castle [land
Haraghy Patrick, moulder, h. 89 N. Ash-
Haraghy Patrick, laborer, b. 179 Millbury
Harbnch Fred H. rem'd to Oxford
Harbison Frederick A. rem'd to Gloucester
Harbour George W. shoemaker, 84 Thomas,
house do.
Harbour Wm. A. machinist, bds. 84 Thomas
Hardaker John, carpenter, bds. 159 Main
Hardaker Joseph J. carpenter. 31 Central,
h. 24 Wachusett [24 Wachusett
Hardaker Margaret, widow of Jonathan, b.
Hardaker William H. miller, b. 24 Wachusett
Harding Betsey A. widow of Chas. L. house
146i Austin
Harding Chas. W. rem'd to Brockton [deuce
Harding Sdwin B. carpenter, h. 20 Provi-
Harding John, house 60 Myrtle
Harding Samuel D. house 26 Providence
Harding Sidney P. bookkeeper, 827 Main, b.
145^ Austin [94 Elm
Harding William B. Uwyer, 898 Main, bds.
Hardy Alonzo £. organ maker, 19 Uniou, h.
r. 31 Orchard [Front, h. 5 Cambridge
Hardy Charles A., American Awl Co. 195
Hardy Charles E. artist, 515 Main, house 27
Mason [b. 80 Leicester
Hardy Charles P. clerk, Leicester c. Mill,
Hardy Frank C. traveling merchant, house
20 Abbott
Hardy Frank E. mason, bds. 15 Maple
Hardy George H. machinist, 186 Union, h.
87 Piedmont
HAHDT L. ft CO. (B. A. Boyt), machine
knives and die cutter stock manufs. 9
Um.'-8eepage(i74
Hardy Warren 8. machinist, W., N. & R. K. R.
repair shop, house 157 Summer
Hardyman Michael, laborer, 51 Green, b. 106
8oachbridge
Harford Thomas E. heeler, h. 29 Cutler
Hargadon James, laborer, bds. rear Millbuny
near B. R.
HargadoD Owen P. laborer, bds. r. Millbury
near R. R. [near R. R.
Harpulon Thomas, laborer, h. r. MlUbary
Harget Benjamin, laborer, 62 Jackson, bouse
11 Lily
Hargreaves Geo. died May 1, 1888
Uaryreaves Geo. Jr. machinist, 110 Green,
house 5 Worth [b. 561 Southbrldge
Hargreaves John T. machinist, 161 Union,
Harfirreaves Mary, widow of George, house
O'Rourke near Taft
Hargreaves Thomas, machinist, 110 Green,
boards O'Rourke near Taft
Hargreaves Wm. machinist, 140 Union, h.
College n. city line [Southbrldge
Harkins John, machine agent, boards 61
Harkins John B. machinist, 100 Exchange,
bds. 29 Wachusett [4 Sycamore
Harkness Elizabeth N. widow of Nathan, h.
Harland Stephen N. harness maker, h. 14
Carroll [58 Thomas
Harlow Charles A. machinist, 22 Cypress, b.
Harlow Elmer, farmer, Harrington ct. b. do.
Harlow Flavel L. driver, 91 Central, house
West Boylston, Northvllle
Harlow George W. watchmaker, 841 Main,
house 9 Kingsbury
Harlow G. Herbert, U. 8. deputy collector,
898 Main, boards 58 Pleasant
Harlow James, teiimster at tripe works,
rear Greenwood, boards near do.
Harlow Louis R. watchmaker, 200 Front,
boards 42 Portland
Harlow William T. assistant clerk courts.
Court House, house 89 Oak avenue
Harmois Hector, grinder, 57 Jackson, house
7 Lajnartine
Harmon Patrick, peddler, house 74 MlUbary
Harney James, laborer, house 124 Salem
Haruey Mary, widow of Michael, house 10
Charles [120 Salem
Harney Mtohael, coachman, 678 Main, house
Harney Patrick, laborer, 100 Prescott, house
42 Gold [h. 16 Plymouth
Harney Thomas F. moulder, 188 Mechanic,
Harper Alfred, cutter, 619 Main, b. 56 Salem
Harper Andrew, policeman, City Hall, bds.
86 Salem [86 Salem
Harper Augustus, finisher, 81 Mechanic, h.
Harper Charles, teamster, 27 Lagrange, h.
62 Salem
Harper Edwin H. rem'd to Biddeford, Me.
Harper Harvey A. cook, house 12 Fronr
Harper Israel, driver, rear 172 Front, bds.
86 Salem [26 Gardner
Harper James, laborer, 57 Jackson, house
Harper Joseph, hostler, house 86 Salem
Harper Joseph, weaver, Brussels, boards 18
Crompton [12 Kilby
Harper Julia G. widow of James C. boards
Harper Lizzie, domestic, 9 Mechanic
Harper Louis N. bootmaker, bds. 62 Salem
Harper Lucy, widow of Henry W. b. Perry
Harper Oliver, stable, rear 172 Front, house
86 Salem [89 Madison
Harper Oliver, Jr. hojitler, Parker court, h.
Harper Peter N. clerk, 201 Main, house 20
Lancaster [do.
Harper Thomas, hostler, rear 100 Main, bds.
Harper Thomas, weaver, Brussels, house 18
Crompton [Langdon
Harper William, driver, 162 Front, house 28
Harpln Julia, widow of Francis, h. 95 Park
Harpin Lea, dressmaker, 95 Park, bd:<. do.
Harrahy Andrew, milkman, b. 167 Shrews-
bury [do.
Harrahy John, grocer, 167 Shrewsbury, h.
Harridon Rebecca, cook, 9 Mechanic, boards
18 do. [n. Slgonrney
Harrlgan David, wire packer, h. Edgeworth
Harrigan David, milkman, boards 7 Hudson
L A. HASTINGS,
MAKMB TO OnDBR FIJfB CARRIAGE BARNBaS. HAS A
BOOJD STOCK ON HAND, AT SS BXCHANGE STBBBT,
166
WORCESTER [H] DIRECTORY.
Harrigan Frank, laborer, bds. 158 Prescott
Harrigan John, patent medicines, 12 Front,
house 7 Hudson
Harrington Ann, widow, h. 284 Southbridge
Harrington Augustus J. carpenter, boards 8
Norwood [Harrington ct. h. do.
Harrington Benjamin F. & H. A. farmers,
Harrington Charles A. (Garfield <fc Harring-
ton), 96 School, bouse 16 Winter
Harrington Charles C. paperhanger, h. 141
Beacon [n. Moreland
Harrington Charles W. farmer, b. Salisbury
Harrington Chauncey G. house 16 Portland
Harrington Clarissa, widow of Daniel, house
Harrington court [b. 988 Main
Harrington Cornelia B. widow of Henry H.
Harrington Cyrus P. driver, 15 Market, h.
40 Lincoln
Harrington Daniel, laborer, house 15 East
Worcester place
Harrington Daniel A. (Harrington db Bro,)j
85 Central, house Harrington court
Harrington Daniel L. salesman, 484 Main,
boards 12 Dewey
Harrington Daniel S. salesman, b. 12 Dewey
Harrington David, Worcester Leather Bleach
Co. 554 Main, 'boards 79 Portland
Harrington Eben, cashier, h. 85 Harvard
Harrington Elizabeth C. widow of Waldo
M. house 8 North Ashland
Harrington Elmer W. bookkeeper, 187 Front,
bds. 16 Windsor [81 Trumbull
Harrington Frances J. widow of Francis, h.
Harrington Francis A. (Harrington dt Bro»)j
Metropolitan stables, 85 Central, house
8 Wachnsett
Harrington Frank H. foreman, 81 Hermon,
h. 5 Ripley st. pi.
Harrington Frank W. stationer, 875 Main,
house 22 John
Harrington Frederic O. clerk, boards 86
Edward [h. r. 4 Denny
Harrington George A. reedmaker, 25 Union,
Harrington George A. died Aug. 9, 1888,
age 84 [92 Orange
Harrington Geo. H. boot aider, 70 Winter, b.
Harrington Gilbert H. (Harrington <0 Bich"
ardsonjj 81 Hermon, h. 988 Main
Harrington Halloway, machinist, house 9
Freeland
Harrington Henry N. clerk, h. 8 Church pi.
Harrington H. Augustus (B, F, and H. A.
Harrington), Harrington ct. house do.
Harrington Isaac E. clerk, 525 Main, boards
8 Vine
Harrington Isaac 8. salesman, h. 62 Orange
Harrington John, fireman, P. & W. R. R.
bds. 42 Portland
Harrington Lauson G. brakeman, h. 17 Fulton
Harrington Leonard, carpenter, b. 58 Elm
Harrington Loammi, grocer, 521 Main, h.
679 do. [N. Ashland
Harrington Louisa A. widow of Levi, bds. 8
Harrington Lucretia, widow of Benjamin,
boards Harrington court
Harrington Maria F. widow of William H.
house 109 Chandler
Harrington Mary A. boards 58 Elm
Harrington Mary A. widow of Lfiicleii, h. 86
Edward [diatham st. pL
Harrington Mary E. Mrs. dressmaker, h. 7
Harrington Mary F. Mrs. teacher, Oxford
street school, boards 11 High
Harrington Michael, laborer, 57 Jackson, h.
95 Austin [bury
Harrington Michael, laborer, boose 880 Mill-
Harrington Nancy, widow of Adana, h. 37
Leicester [Portland, h. do.
Harrington Nathan S. fishing rod manaf. 72
HABEIN6T0N NORMAN JL. insDrance
agent, 492 Main, house 8 Norwood. —
See page 494
Harrington Patrick, laborer, 14 Blooming-
dale, bds. 15 East Worcester pi.
Harrington Robert, laborer, bds. 106 Soatb-
brldge [h. r. Court House
Harrington Samuel N. engineer, 86 CeDtral,
Harrington Samuel P. house 58 Elm
Harrington Sarah, widow of Charles S. bds.
68 Providence
Harrington Sarah P. house 215 Chandler
Harrington Stephen, sewerage contractor,
h. 8 Church pi.
Harrington Theodore, boards 35 Harvard
Harrington Thomas, cutter, Hamilton, b. 31
Houghton
Harrington Thomas, magnetic goods, 492
Main, house 8 Norwood
Harrington Timothy, laborer, house 55 East
Worcester [35 Harvard
Harrington Tryphenia, widow of C- A. h.
Harrington T. Merrltt, cutter, 70 Winter,
boards 31 Houghton
Harrington Wilbur F. clerk, 269 Main, h.
15 Congress [change, b. 514 Main
Harrington William E. machinist, 89 Ex-
Harrington William H. woolen mannf. h.
834 Main
Harrington William T. cardmaker, 19
Washington sq. house 16 Newbury
Harrington Wlnslow M. machinist, 70 Win-
ter, house 92 Orange
HARRINGTON & BRO. (F. A, and D. A.
Harrington) y Metropolitan livery sta-
bles, 85 Central. — See page 560
Harrington & Richardson (Q. H. Harrington
and W, A. Bichardson), firearms manaf^.
81 Hermon
Harris Abble T. dressmaker, 46 Dewey, b. do.
Harris Agnes, housekeeper, house 53 Union
avenue
Harris Almira, widow of Allen, h. 28 Elm
Harris Benjamin F. boot trecr, 619 Main, h.
9 Hollls
Harris Calvin L. carpenter, house 21 Glen
Harris Charles W. coachman, 68 Woodland,
house 5 Bowdoin pi.
Harris Clarendon, prest. Worcester Five
Cents Savings Bank, house 88 Elm
Harris Edward A. clerk, 8 Chapin block, b.
18 Cedar
Harris Edwin C. removed Arom city
Harris Ella, stitcher, house 58 Union ave.
Harris Emma D. Mrs. music teacher, h. 31
Lincoln [Newbury
Harris Ezeklel, coachman, 81 May, house 4
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TBBMONT BTRBBT,
BOSTON.
WORCESTER [H] DIRECTORY.
167
Harris Floyd H. bootcotter, h. 83 Caller
Harris Frank M. & Co. (James M. Harris) ,
apothecaries, 814 Main, h. 5 BeneQt ct.
Harris Fred. T. bookbinder, 887 Main, bds.
Waverly House
Harris F. Edwin, clerk, 427 Main, bds. 88
Cotler [Suoimer
Harris Gideon, cotton manufacturer, h. 76
Harris Henry, armorer, boards 72 Portland
Harris Henry, hairdresser, 85 Main, house 9
Myrtle [Lincoln
Harris Henry F. lawyer, 898 Main, house 31
Harris James B. foreman, 94 Orove, house
15 Westminster
Harris James M. fF. M. Harris & Co.), 814
Main, h. at Amherst f 15 Lily
Harris James T. laborer, 28 Pleasant, house
Harris John L. dentist, 368j| Main, h. do.
Harris Julia, seamstress, b. 53 Union ave.
Harris Lizzie W. Mrs. fancy goods, 8
Webster, house do.
Harris Mary, boards 244 Main
Harris Moses H. pastor Uniyersalist Charch,
house 6 King
HARRIS OLITEB F. dentist, 476 Main,
house 7 Hancock.— /See page 507
Harris Susan B. widow of Luther, house 100
Orange [4 Hancock
Harris Warren D. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
Harris Wesley, carpenter, house 46 Dewey
Harris Wm. machinist, 246 Southbridge, h.
at Auburn
HarrisoD Charlotte, domestic, 616 Main
Harrison Oeorge A. clerk, 158 Front, bds.
37 Prospect
Harrison James H. moulder, 77 Foster, h.
37 Endicott [7 Salem
Harrison John F. machinist, 54 Jackson, h.
Harrod James, blacksmith, 152 Union, h.
at Ayer Junction
Hart Anna, tailoress, boards 18 Gold
Hart Bailey, waiter, house 39 No. Ashland
Hart Bernard, boot treer, h. 18 Jefferson
Hart Bridget, widow of Michael, h. 11 Foyle
Hart Catharine, widow of John, house 122
Washington
Hart Charles, laborer, h. Ludlow n. Leicester
Hart Charles F. machinist, Junction shop, b.
122 Washington [avenue
Hart Dominick, boot bottomer, h. 1 Union
Hart Dominick, crimper, h. 26 Union ave.
Hart Edward, wood, 98 Cambridge, h. do.
Hart George O. woodworker, 100 Prescott,
h. 58 Highland
Hart Geo. R. moulder, 52 Jackson, house 98
Beacon [3 Bennett ct.
Hart Henry W. laborer, 66 Lincoln, house
Hart James, machinist, 180 Gold, house 199
Millbury
Han Jeremiah, salesman, boards 11 Vine
Hart John, boot treer, boards 18 Jefferson
Hart John, truckman, house 1 Conlin court
Hart John A. cardmaker, 246 Southbridge,
bds. 122 Washington [Union ave.
Hart John H. boot treer, 82 Austin, house 26
Hart Kate, dressmaker, b. 122 Washington
Hart Mary, widow of Mark, b. 9 Union ave.
Hart Patrick, died Sept. 9, 1888, age 48
Hart Patrick, laborer, b. Millbury c. Vernon
Hart Susan, widow of Patrick, h. 28 Ward
HART WILLIAM^ files, hardware and
shoefindings, 1 Washington sq. house 5
Kilby. — See page 676 [Hermon
Hartford Essie Mrs. boarding-house, 88
Hartford John, laborer, house JamesviUe sq.
Hartford John S. engineer, 52 Jackson, h.
66 Lamartine
Harthan D. Irving, rem'd to Southbridge
Harthan Frank E. machinist, 62 Mechanic,
house 17 William [9 Davis
Harthan Frederick L. turner, 9 Mtiy, boards
Harthan Marion A. dressmaker, h. Hermitage
avenue [chanic, h. 55 High
Harthan S. Emerson, electric lights, 62 Me-
Harthan Warren P. machinist, 156 Union,
house 27 Wachusett
Hartigan John A. clerk, 805 Main, b. 11 Fox
Hartigan Patrick, watchman, house 11 Fox
Hartigan Wm. F. student, boards 11 Fox
Hartman Alexander, butcher, Putnam lane,
house Shrewsbury near Hunt
Hartman Henry L. cigar maker, 249 Main,
boards 80 Mechanic
Hartnett Jeremiah, laborer, 95 Thomas, bds.
56 Union
Hartnett Michael, laborer, h. 5 Temple st. ct.
Hartnett P. Arthur, carpenter, b. 5 Fulton
Hartnett Thomas, boot bottomer, 7 Wash-
ington sq. house 9 Richland
Hartshorn Calvin L. farmer, h. May n. June
Hartshorn Lydia A. widow, house 23 Clinton
Hartshorn Newton T. removed from city
Hartt Oramel H. glazier, 196 Union, house
36 Irving [h. 5 Newport
Hartung Andrew £. cigar maker, 166 Front,
Hartung Fred, cigar maker, 8 Newport, h. do.
Hartwell Alfred (Hartwell A Whitney )y 322
Main, house 13 Home
HARTWELL CHARLES, agent Travelers
Life and Accident Insurance Co. 452
Main, b. 12 Wellington.— /S^ee page 497
Hartwell Geo. woodworker, 100 Prescott,
house 8 Laurel [b. 8 Laurel
Hartwell Geo. A. woodworker, 19 Cypress,
Hartwell Henry E. carpenter, house West
Boylston, Greendale
Hartwell James H. Jr. woodworker, 5 Sar-
gent, house 87 Oread
Hartwell Lew, sawyer, boards 5 Fulton
Hartwell & Whitney (A, Hartwell and G, H,
Whitney )y watchmakers, 822 Main
Harty Cornelias, blacksmith, h. 24 Hudson
Harty Cornelius, jr. laborer, bds. 24 Hudson
Harty John, moulder, 149 Washington, bds.
61 Green
Harty Mary, widow of Dennis, h. 67 King
Harvey Ann F. widow of John, h. r. 12 Sever
Harvey Bernard H. boiler maker, W., N. &
R. R. R. repair shop, house 21 Mendon
Harvey Charles H. cutter, 456 Main, house
24 Crown [12 Sever
Harvey Frederic B. glazier, 196 Union, h. r.
Harvey Owen, laborer, house 58 Thomas
Harvey Peter, paver, boards 208 Mechanic
Harwood Charles W. physician, 84^ Pearl,
boards do.
6. F. HARWOOD, D. D. S.
nVNTAL BOOMS, 387 MAIX ST,,
OVER GROSS, STRAUSS A CO.
168
WORCESTER [H] DIRECTORY.
Harwood Ephralm A. & Co. farnltare re-
pairers, 528 MalD. hoase 25 Wyman
HARWOOD GEORGE F. dentist, 887 Main,
hoase 1 Benefit. — See foot lines
Harwood Lucius, woodworker, 171 Union,
hoase 8 No. Ashland [50 Lagrange
Harwood & Quincy Machine Co. machinery,
Haselden Henry S. printer, h. 182 Austin
Haselden Mary L. teacher, bds. 182 Austin
Haskell Ann, widow of Hiram, h. 54 Grove
Haslcell Austin D. driver, 157 Summer, bds.
100 do.
Haskell Cbas. E. evangelist, h. 11 Mondon
Haskell Chas. L. compositor, 195 Front, b.
11 Mendon [5 Lagrange
Haskell Ellen M. teacher, Normal school, b.
Haskell H. Spencer, student, 7 Chapln block,
boards 54 Grove
Haskell John G. wire drawer, house 18 Arch
Haskell Lettie L. clerk, 12 City Hall, boards
18 Arch
Haskell Nelson E. painter, bds. 80 Jackson
Haskell Tarble P. removed to Sterling
Hasklns Amos, boot bottomer, r. 155 Front
Hasklns Daniel W. lawyer, house 85 William
Hasklns Lansford B. engineer, h. 464 Main
Hasklns Marcena, carpenter, Bridge c. Fos-
ter, h. 184 Prescott [76 Hanover
Haslop George H. machinist, 140 Union, h.
Haslop James B. machinist, 142 Union, h.
27 Prospect
Hassam Charles M. hose driver, Steamer
No. 8, Prescott, b. do.
Hasselmann Chas. cigar maker, 409 Main, b.
18 Fountain [b. 27 Thomas
Hassenferder Paul L. clerk, 14 Mechanic,
Hassett Daniel, laborer, b. 11 Foundry
Hassett HanniLh, widow of James, house
U Foundry
Hassett James, wheelwright, h. 1 Central ct.
Hassett James, hostler, 12 Trumbull, bds. 11
Foundry
Hassett James, laborer, house Powers ct.
Hassett Michael, laborer, 86 Central, b. 11
Foundry [Foundry
Hassett Patrick, laborer, 86 Central, bds. 11
Hassett Patrick, wheelwright, 5 Canal, bds.
1 Central ct. [h. 50 Madison
Hassler Antonia, widow of Christopher H.
Hassler Christopher H. died June 14, 1888
Hassler Robert E. weaver, h. 12 Colton
Hastings Albert E. driver, bds. 168 Front
Hastings Charles W. woodworker, Park av.
c. Grove, h. 21 Home [n. W. &S. R. R.
Hastings Edmund T. cutter, h. Cobum ave.
Hastings £. O. & Co. (H. JB. Hastings), pro-
duce, 98 Main [22^ Pleasant
Hastings Henry L. beltmaker, 187 Front, b.
Hastings Henry W. supt. 7 Washington sq.
h. 171 Grafton
Hastings Herbert C. draughtsman, 195
Front, b. 26 West
Hastings Herbert R. (E. 0. Hastings db Oo,),
bds. 98 Main
Hastings JaneL. housekeeper, 51 Providence
Hastings John E. provisions, 117 Park, h. 81
William [Lincoln
Hastings Joseph E. cutter, 11 Water, h. 29
HASTINGS LEANDER A. harness manuf.
and dealer, 25 Exchange, h. 16 Oxford.
-^Seefoot lines [Pleasant
Hastings Lucy H. widow of Gveorge, b. 61
Hastings Lyman E. foreman, 70 Winter, h.
at West Boylston
Hastings Silas D. produce, bds. 98 Main
Hastings Thomas J. & Co. machinist, 84
Southbridge, h. 28 John [b. 186 Lincobi
Hastings T. Fay, beltmaker, 187 Front,
Hastings Wm. A. beltmaker, 187 Front, h.
825 Park ave. ,
Hatch Ada, clerk, bds. r. So. Court House
Hatch Albert F. organ maker, h. 28 Laurel
Hatch Anna, widow of Benjamin F. h. 71
Portland [Bowdoin
Hatch Arthur S. plater, 44 Central, h. 46
Hatch Benjamin F. laborer, 181 Central, h.
1 John St. av.
Hatch Charles C. clerk, house 8 Madison
Hatch Edward, carpenter, 10 E. Worcester,
h. 68 Thomas [Austin
Hatch Emellne, widow of William G. h. 218
Hatch Frank A. organ maker, 17 Hermon, h.
21 Laurel [h. 198 Austin
Hatch Geo. stair builder. Bridge c. Foster,
HATCH GEO. 8. heel manuf. and leather
remnants, 164 Front, h. 25 Queen. — See
page 679
Hatch Henry D. died July 6, 1888, age 54
Hatch J. Randolph, trimmer, 19 Union, h.
57 Eastern av. [Queen
Hatch Lucretia S. widow of Wm. boards 35
Hatch Mai7 E. widow of Henry D. b. 25 Queen
Hathaway Allen B. clerk, 827 Main. b. 9 John
Hathaway Caroline A. artist, h. 22 Lincoln sq.
Hathaway Charles B. rem'd from city
Hathaway F. Walter, salesman, 88 Front, b.
48 Portland
Hathaway Harriet M. nurse, b. 14 Plymouth
Hathaway Isabelle D. boards 50 Orange
Hathaway Mary A. teacher, Oxford st.
school, b. 15 Maple
Hathaway Susan S. h. 11 Lily
Hathome George H. boot finisher, 28 Mul-
berry, h. 151 Southbridge
Hatton Richard A. roller, h. Whipple
Haven Chas. M. carpenter, Bridge c. Foster,
h. 85 Salem [886 Main
Haven Charles U. engineer, 65 Jackson, h.
Haven Daniel D. farmer, h. Howard lane
Haven Emily Mrs. grocer, 78 Southgate, h.
do. [62 Elm
Haven Frances W. widow of Saml F. house
Haven George II. turnkey at jail, house 816
Main [85 Salem
Haven Hannah W. widow of Stillman, bds.
Haven Hollis J. bootmaker, Hamilton, house
Grafton near Hale
Haven James, saloon, 73 Southgate, h. do.
Haven Maria P. widow of George H. b. 816
Main [Grafton n. Hale
Haven Nancy, widow of Jubal H. house
Haven Napoleon, bartender, 78 Southgate,
bds. do.
Haven Virginia S. bds. 21 Woodland
Haverd Francis, laster, h. 108 Lamartine
Havey Bernard, laborer, h. 180 Prescott
G. F. HARWOOD, D. D. S.
887 MAIS ST.,
JBTHEB AJiD OAS
Adtniuiatered for JSaUrmdiug IVaCft.
WORCESTER [H] DIREOTORT.
169
Harey Bernard W. died April, 1888, a^e 28
HaTey Kate N. widow of Bernard W. bds. 2
Byron
Harey Thomas, bootmaker, h. 5 Wood sq.
Hawes Aaron, boards 27 Russell
Hawes Annie, attendant, Wor. Lunatic Hos-
pital, Belmont, bds. do. [bds. do.
Hawes CHiarles A. hostler, 1 Pleasant place,
Hawes Charles B. machinist, b. 17 Harrison
Hawes Clara N. widow of Artemas, house
692 Main
HAWES FRANK B. pictures, frames, fine
art ^oods, etc. 47 Park, h. 45 do. — See
page 512
Hawes Frederick, carpenter, h. 17 Harrison
Hawes Fred. A. salesman, 827 Main, b. 464
do. [Austin
Hawes Frederick W. Jeweler, house 129
Hawes Julia A. widow of Lafayette, house
464 Main [many
Hawes Sasle F. Mrs. rem'd to Dresden, Qer-
Hawes William, carpenter, h. 26 Coral
Uawkes Edwin, cabinetmaker, 7 Eaton pi. h.
18 Trumbull [b. 1 Lincoln pi.
Hawkes Frank £. cornice maker, 150 Union,
Hawkes Gilbert M. cornice maker, 150
Union, b. 1 Lincoln pi. [Lincoln pi.
Hawkes 8arah C. widow of Alonzo A. h. 1
Hawkes Wm. B. cabinetmaker, 7 Eaton pi.
house 22 Newbury
Hawkin^^ Wm. H. laborer, b. MlUbury opp.
Stebbins [14 High
Hawkins Daniel A. constable, 410 Main, b.
Hawkins Frank A. removed f^om city
Hawkins Frank 8. moulder, 52 Lagrange, b.
7 Woodland
Hawkins James, mason, bds. 6 Temple at. ct.
Hawkins Lewis K. engineer, B., B. ft G. BR
R. house 68 Summer
Hawley George M. removed to California
Hawley Richard, skatemaker, 81 Mulberry,
bds. 105 Washington
Hay Arthur, principal Lamartine st. school,
b. 15 Chatham st. pi. [h. at Boston
Hay Clarence E. music teacher, 897 Main,
HAT HENBTy propr. Waverly House,
117 Front, house do. — Seepage 558
Haydeii Charles B. mason, h. A Belmont
Hayden Charles J. dlemaker, 81 Mechanic,
boards 81 Salem
flayden Frank D. butcher, h. 19 Bellevne
HATDEN FRANK R. jewelry and materi-
als at wholesale, 898 Main, house 151
Pleasant — Bee page 516
Hayden George L. removed to Waltham
Hayden George M. watchman»h.24Clark8on
Hayden (}eorj;e W. machinist, 109 Chandler,
hoQse 10 Dewey
Hayden Henry G. (George Hinman *b Oo,)^
880 Main, b. Lincoln House
Hayden James, carpenter, b. 127 MlUbury
Hayden Julia A. Mrs. grocer, 85 Lamartine,
bouse do.
Hayden Samuel W. carpenter, h. 46 Shelby
Hayden Walter B. butcher, bds. 46 Shelby
Hayden William, laborer, house 66 SuflToIk
Hayes Annie E. Mrs. domestic, 100 Main
Hayes David, laborer, boards 17 Summer
Hayes David D. boot treer, 9 Barton pi. h.
9 Jefferson [Canterbury
Hayes Edward, driver, 82 Green, house 89
Hayes Elizabeth, widow of Wm. house 14
Hawkins
Hayes George, wireworker, h. 8 Nashua
Hayes George D. laborer, house 14 Hawkins
Hayes James, laborer, boards 17 Summer
Hayes John, laborer, h. 66 Lamartine
Hayes John, laborer, bds. 5 Blsmark
Hayes John, mason, house 84 Ward
Hayes Joseph J. printer, 66 Grafton, boards
159 Exchange [82 Providence
Hayes Maria F. widow of Elfjah D. boards
Hayes Michael, mason, house 51 Gold
Hayes Michael, carpenter, b. 8 Boylston ct.
Hayes Michael, laborer, boards 17 Summer
Hayes Michael, laborer, boards 81 Spring
Hayes Nicholas, laborer, house 18 Ward
Hayes Nicholas, laborer, house 54 Camp
Hayes Patrick, laborer, h. 4 Temple st. ct.
Hayes Thomas, painter, 148 Main, boards 48
Exchange
Hayes Thomas, engineer, W., N. ft E. R. R.
engine house, house 159 Exchange
Hayes Thomas, laborer, house 2 Hlbernla
Hayes Timothy, laborer, boards 17 Foundry
Hayes Wm. laborer, house 104 Lamartine
Hayes, see Hays
Hay ford Thomas H. foreman, Manchester
c. Union, house 16 Hollywood
Haynes Benjamin, weaver, Brussels, house
15 Dorranco [house 86 do.
Haynes Chas. B. painter, rear 30 Newbury,
Haynes Charles T. principal Washington
street school, h.42 Wellington [Bowdotn
Haynes Eugene O. coachman, house 52
Haynes Frederick L. painter, r. 86 Newbury,
boards 86 do. [86 Newbury
Haynes Herbert W. finisher, 619 Main, bds.
Haynes Ira F. boot bottomer, 70 Winter, h.
at Boston
Haynes John C. laborer, b. 8 Brittan
Haynes Luther F. engineer, rear 80 Front,
house 18 Mechanic [bds. 147 do.
Haynes W. Herbert, bookkeeper, 286 Main,
Hays Edward, laborer, boards 18 Richland
Hays Josephine E. housekeeper, houst* 20
Arlington [Harrington n. Grafton
Hays William, provisions, 160 Front, house
Hay ward Carrie M. music teacher, 108
Chandler, boards do.
Hayward Edward A. machinist, h. Slgour-
ney c. Edge worth [16 Allen
Hayward Francis D. produce, 189 Front, h.
Hayward Mary A. teacher, Summer street
school, boards 103 Chandler
Haywood John R. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
at Mlllbuiy
Hazard Charles C. removed to Fall River
Hazard Roswell B. carrier, Post^Offlce, h.
8 Agricultural [Elliott
Hazard Warren T. hostler, 28 Thomas, h. 20
Uazeltlne Chas. B. R. paints, oils, &c. 556
Main, boards 14 Lincoln sq.
Hazclton Charles H. mason, house 19 Ward
Hazen Charles, removed from city
Head Patrick, truckman, house 26 Colton
I A. HASTINGS,
JBOHSM BLANKBTH IN OBJBAT VABIBTr,
BVWALO AND WOIsV BOBEB A »PBOIAJLT'S,
170
WORCESTER [H] DIRECTORY.
Head Patrick, laborer, h. 169 Millbury
HeadmaD Edward H. foreman, 16G Front, b.
40 Exchange [sane, Summer, b. do.
Heal Ella, sapervlsor at Asylum Chronic In-
Heal Samuel R. teamster, house 87 Grove
Heald Carmi, foreman, boards 690 Main
Heald Caroline M. widow of Simpson 0. h.
Ripley c. Ripley st. pi.
Heald Frank A. bookkeeper, b. 16 Piedmont
Heald James N. student, b. 19 Lancaster
Heald Mary, widow of John, b. 50 Irving
Heald N. Loring, civil engineer, 492 Main,
boards Ripley c. Ripley st. pi.
Heald Simpson C. civil engineer, 492 Main,
bds. Ripley c. Ripley st. pi.
Heald Solomon O. engineer, 82 Austin, h. 86
Newbury [h. 16 Piedmont
Heald Wm. (Heald A BriUon), 92 Thomas,
HEALD & BBITTON C William Heald and
James D, Britton), Wheeler foundry, 92
Thomas. — See page 662
Healey Bernard, laborer, 110 Green, bds. 18
Assonet
Healey David, laborer, boards 8 Burt
Healey Fred. E. teamster, 86 Central, bds.
141 Summer
Healey George B. machinist, 54 Jackson,
house Litchfield near Canterbury
Healey Henry H. road master, h. 167 Austin
Healey Henry W. engineer, 57 Union, house
26 Wachusett
Healey James, laborer, b. 172 Washington
Healey Jeremiah, machinist, h. 14 Grosvenor
Healey John, plumber, 6 Exchange, boards
Orange [Portland
Healey John, laborer, 52 Jackson, boards 94
Healey John F. machinist, 86 Foster, house
4 Linwood place [r. 20 Church
Healey John H. polisher, 287 Cbandler, bds.
Healey Kate, domestic, 66 Front
Healey Mary, house 27 Hudson
Healey Mary, stitcher, bds. 88 Washburn
Healey Mary, widow of Daniel, house 85
Orange [bridge
Healey Michael, grinder, 9 Mill, h. 119 Cam-
Healey Richard J. boots and shoes, 881
Main, boards 678 do. [opp. Stebbins
Healey Thomas, laborer, boanls Millbury
Healy Daniel, house 10 Lovell court
Healy Daniel A. cutter, 199 Front, boards
50 Chandler
Healy Dennis J. rem*d to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Healy Edmund, servant, 58 Front, bds. do.
Healy Elizabeth, widow of James, house 28
Columbia
Healy Ellen, widow of Daniel, b. 79 Temple
Healy Henry, laborer, boards 159 Millbury
Healy James, laborer, 171 Union, boards 55
Market
Healy James, laborer, boards 27 Ward
Healy James, boot treer, 70 Winter, house
98 Mulberry
Healy James, died June 1, 1888, age 39
Healy James F. machinist, 140 Union, house
rear 56 Thomas
Healy James H. boot bottomer, 7 Washing-
ton square, house rear 59 Bridge
Healy Jane Mrs. house 52 Hanover
Healy Jeremiah F. cotter, 82 Aastin, h. 50
Chandler
Healy Johanna, boards 77 Au-stin
Healy John, laborer, bds. 27 Ward
Healy John, carpenter, bds. 84 Union ave.
Healy John, mason, house 8 Pattlson
Healy John, blacksmith, 17 N. Foster, bds.
182 Union [Harrisoa
Healy John, boot treer, 70 Winter, house 88
Healy John, laborer, house 208 Mechanic
Healy John, removed to Pittsfleld
Healy John £. hostler, 159 Pleasant, house
167 do. [76 Harrison
Healy Lucretia P. widow of John W. boards
Healy Margaret, widow of Francis, house
182 Union
Healy Martin, laborer, house 20 Vernon
Healy Maurice 8. boot finisher, 11 Water,
boards 28 Columbia [44 Millbury
Healy Michael, boot treer, 11 Water, house
Healy Michael, hackman, h. 285 Pleasant
Healy Michael, laborer, 110 Green, boose
159 Millbury
Healy Michael J. moulder, bds. 20 Vemou
Healy Miles, laborer, boards 55 Market
Healy Patrick, blacksmith, 78 Exchange, b.
82 Spring
Healy Patrick, laborer, house 120 Prescott
Healy Peter, shoe treer, b. 185 Washington
Healy Peter, shoe treer, 11 Water, bds. 74
Green
HEALT RICHARD, cloaks, suits and diy
goods, 512 Main, bds. 46 Austin.— iSM
page 527
Healy Rose, widow of Edward, h. 27 Ward
Healy Samuel N. painter, 188 Main, house
168 Chandler
"Healy Thomas, stonecutter. Crescent, h. r.
218 Southbridge [129 Graftoo
Healy Thomas, boot treer, 11 Winter, h. r.
Healy Thomas F. plumber, b. 8 Pattison
Healy Timothy, boarding-house, 155 Mill-
bury [Union ave.
Heaphey Daniel, melter, 57 Green, house 82
Heaphey Michael, moulder, boards 50 Greeo
Heaphey Patrick, boot crimper, 155 Front,
house 18 Winter
Heard Nathan F. collector, h. 18 Belmont
Heard Rachel W. widow of Nathan, h. 18
Belmont
Hearn Bridget M. domestic, 8 Mill, bds. do.
Hearn Catharine, widow of Maurice, house
14 Lovell ct. [51 Cambridge
Hearn Daniel, hostler. Main n. Tlrrell, b.
Hearn David J. cutter, bds. 14 Lovell ct.
Hearn James, carpenter, 14 Norwich, house
Illinois n. Grand [5 Goddard
Hearn James J. bootcutter, 68 High, boards
Hearn Julia, widow, b. Illinois n. Grand
Hearn Lawrence, laborer, 141 Central, h.
101 East Central
Hearn Maggie E. dressmaker, 5 Gkxldard,
boards do. [Lovell court
Hearn Patrick, driver, 195 Union, house 4
Hearn Pierce, house 5 Goddard
Hearn Terrance, laborer, house 17 Gold st
court [Richland
Hearn William, boot crimper, house 82
L A. HASTINGS,
WHIPS, RiniNG SA.DJDLB8, AND A BBBAT VABUBTT OJf
HOMSB FVRinaHING GOODS, 96 JBXCHANSM 8T,
WORCESTER [H] DIRECTORY.
171
Heath Elijah C. physician, 571 Main, h. do.
Heath Fnmk G. bds. United States Hotel
HEATH FRANK M. & CO. house and sign
painterH, Burnside ct. hoase 55 Qaeen. —
See page 585
Heath George H. removed to Lynn
Heath Joseph M. rem'd to New Hampshire
Heaton James, machinist, 110 Oreen, house
6 Millbury [Apricot, V. F.
Heaton William, watchman at reservoir, h.
Hebbard Charles £. (Hebbard A Co,), bds.
29 Chatham
Hebbard William W. physician, 8 Aldrich
pi. honse do. [850 Main
Hebbard & Co. (C, E, Hebbard), dry goods,
Hebert Arthur, polisher, 81 Mulberry, bds.
58 Central [ter, house 12 Montreal
Hubert Frank X. carpenter, 10 E. Worces-
Hebert Ledus, flsh, house 17 Orient
Hebert Louis, bookkeeper, 159 Front, h.
70 Suffolk
Hebert Pierre, provisions, 56 Wall, h. do.
Hector Asa £. paperhanger, house 58 North
Ashland [N. Ashland
Hector George F. paperhanger, boards 58
Hedberg Charles J. wireworker, house rear
182 Prescott [North
Hedberg Christian B. wireworker, house 29
Hedden George M. Japanner, 290 Park ave.
bouse 281 do.
Hedden Horace M. (Hedden & Hill), Park
ave. near Pleasant, house 2 Ashland
Hedden & Hill (H M. Hedden and C. A.
Sill), ferrotype plates, Park ave. near
Pleasant [24 Lafayette
Hedengren Adolph, armorer, 44 Central, h.
Hedge Homer W. clerk, 154 Front, boards 9
Harvard
Hedge James, blacksmith, h. 6 Dover [b. do.
Hedge Louisa Mrs. dressmaker, 6 Dover,
Hedlnnd Erik J. laborer, h. 99 Mulberry
Hedland Johan H. laborer, h. 8 Eastern av.
Hedland Oliver G. wire drawer, house 59
Orchard
Hedlnnd Peter, wireworker, b. 59 Orchard
Hedstrom Charles, grinder, 10 Mill, boards
Millbury
Hedstrom E. Johan, sinker, house 8 Perry
Heenan John, laborer, 77 Foster, house 8
Boland ct. [19 Spruce
Heffernan John W. driver, r. 29 Waldo, h.
Hefferuan Patrick, driver, Groton, house 16
Charles [71 Millbury
Heffernan Thomas F. carpenter, house rear
Hefl^'eu James, brakeman, bds. 189 Shrews-
bury
Heflten Michael, laborer, house 8 Suffolk
Ueffren Michael K. wireworker, 179 Main, b.
46 Columbia
Heffren Peter, laborer, B. & A. R. R. round
house, house 46 Columbia [b. do.
Heinzle Ulric, professor, College Holy Cross,
Hellstrom Charles A. wire drawer, bds. 115
Main [bds. 5 Cresent
Hellstrom Gnstaf W. moulder, r. 25 Hermon,
Hellstrom Sofi, laundress. City Hospital, b.
do. [st. school, bds. 64 Orange
Hemenway Abbie F. teacher, Lamartine
Hemenway Alexander F. hairdresser, 158
Chandler, bds. 2 Bowdoin pi. [Beacon
Hemenway Alpha H. carpenter, house 96
Hemenway Carrie M. clerk, b. 4 Portland
Hemenway Ebenezer, cutter, h. 64 Orange
Hemenway Fred, sawyer, 72 School, boards
Grove n. Salisbury pond [May
Hemenway Hannah Miss, cakemaker, h. 79
Hemenway Merritt, driver, boards Grove n.
Salisbury pond
Hemenway William A. coachman, 2 Howe
Hemphill Orson, machinist, b. 65 Franklin
Henchey Felix H. beltmaker, 187 Front, h.
Grafton c. Millbury av. [h. 6 Winter
Henchey Nicholas, beltmaker, 187 Front,
Henchman Russell B. removed to Boston
Henchy Thomas, removed f^om city
Henderson Allen A. woodworker, 10 East
T^orcester, house 8 Union pi.
Henderson Angus, shipmaster, h. Leicester
cor. Apricot
Henderson Clara H. Mrs. bds. 251 Park ave.
Henderson Eliza L. widow of William, bds.
6 Fruit
Henderson James D. salesman, b. 887 Main
Henderson Thomas H. carpenter, house 88
Lincoln [584 Main, h. 44 Newbury
Hendrick Henry W. (Cody, Hendrick & Co),
Hendrick Jerome A. organ tuner, 9 May, h.
88 Woodland [Newbury
Hendrick Maria B. widow of Horace, b. 44
Hendrickson Charles L. wire drawer, house
23 Carbon [Wachusett
Hendrickson Olaf, wire drawer, boards 84
Henebry Thomas, laborer, Pitt, house 20
Mitchell [Main
Hennessey Emma A. dressmaker, boards 405
Hennessey Frank, wire drawer, honse 80
Grafton [bds. 120 Salem
Hennessey John, moulder, 68 Washington sq.
Hennessey John, moulder, 65 Jackson, h. 44
Lamartine
Hennessey Julia, housekeeper, 120 Salem
Hennessey Michael, hostler, 658 Main, bds.
120 Salem [Central
Hennessey Patrick, wireworker, boards 80
Hennessey Thomas, carpenter, b. 120 Salem
Hennessey Thomas, laborer, h. 10 Langdon
Hennessey William, mason, h. r. 70 E. Cen-
tral [Foley's ct.
Hennessey William, hostler, r. 42 Waldo, h.
Hennessy Jeremiah, grocer, 151 Central, h.
128 Summer [60 do.
Hennigan Maurice W. grocer, 62 Temple, b.
Henrich Jacob, armorer, 42 Gardner, h. 168
Washington [12 Hacker
Henrich John, armorer, 42 Gardner, bouse
Henrich Margaret, widow, boards 4 Dewey
Henrickson Christian F. pattern maker, 161
Union, h. 6 Assonet [Elm, h. 90 Elm
Henry Albert H. stable, 6 N. Merrick near
Henrv Bridget E. widow of Walter, house
887 Main [18 Fulton
Henry Catharine H. widow of Michael, h.
Henry Charles, farmer at Elijah Hammond's,
boards do. [do.
Henry Charles F. stable, 10 Sever, house 14
Henry Edward F. removed to Boston
L A. HASTINGS,
HOB8JE CZOTHJNG AND HOBSB FXTRNJ8HINQ GOODS,
95 MXCHANQB 8TBEET,
172
WOSCBSTEB [Ty] DIEBCTORT.
Henry Edwlu H. moulder, 87 Gold, boards
1 15 Main
Henry Erastua, died Aug. 2, 1888, age 64
Henry James, laborer, h. 174 Shrewsbury
Henry Jaincs J. saloon, 86 Bloomiugdale, h.
167 Summer
Henry John, clerk, h. 174 Shrewsbury
Henry John, farmer, house Whipple
Henry John J. laborer, boards Whipple
Henry John J. clerk, 48 Washington sq. h.
168 Shrewsbury [house do.
Henry Lawrence, saloon, 148 Shrewsbury,
Henry Lydia M. widow of Kichard, boards
666 Main hi Pond
Henry Margaret, widow of John £. house
Henry Mary H. widow of Erastus, house 216
Chandler
Henry Patrick, melter, 100 Prescott, house
SackvlUe n. R. B. .[Main
Henry Patrick, laborer, 26 Salisbury, b. 116
Henry Paul, eating-house, 48 Washington
square, h. 28 Bartlett pi. [169 Summer
Henry Paul, laborer, 26 Salisbury, boards
Henry Paul J. boards 887 Main
Henry Peter F. bds. 48 Washington sq.
Henry Thomas, laborer, house 54 Oxford
Henry Thomas, laborer, bds. 861 MiUbury
Hensel Elizabeth, widow of Conrad, house
21 Orosvenor
Hensel Henry, clerk, 2 Foster, boards 21
Grosvenor [n. do.
Hensel Philip, coachman, 88 Webster, house
Heushaw Charles B. cutter, house 5 Allen
Henshaw Edward, machinist, 110 Green, b.
18 Plymouth [102 Austin
Henshaw Emily, widow of Austin F. house
Henshaw Josiah, farmer, h. Fowler n. city
line
Henshaw Sarah Mrs. stitcher, h. 18 Plymouth
Henshaw Sarah A. boards 8 Loudon
Hentz Daniel, armorer, 20 Manchester, h.
17 Garden [Gkirden
Hentz Daniel, Jr. wireworker, boards 17
Hentz Jacob, foreman, 94 Grove, house 66
Belmont [Garden
Hentz Margretta, widow of Jacob, house 15
Heppler John, butcher, b. 26 Eastern ave.
Hepworth Walter, carpenter, boards 61
Southbridge
Herbert Henry, laborer, boards 27 Church
Herbert Henry S. polisher, 42 Gardner, h.
889 Southbridge
Herbert James A. policeman, City Hall, h.
49 Hanover [24 Fox
Herbert P. Henry, moulder, 65 Jackson, h.
Herlahy David, 2d. polisher, b. 25 Lyon
Herlahy Jeremiah, laborer, house 25 Lyon
Herley John, card stripper, Pakachoag Mill,
boards 49 Camp
Herllhy Bartholomew B. boot bottomer, 68
High, h. 25 Vine [Irving
Herllhy Bridget, widow of John, h. 8 South
Herllhy David, laborer, h. 1 Summer st. ct.
Hermans Charles, wireworker, bds. Dryden
near Hemans
Hermon Max, peddler, house 12 Water
Heron Brothers (F, S. and <A W, Heron),
tobacconists, 1041 Front
Heron David, shoemaker, house 50 Temple
Heron Frauds, laborer, house 6 ikllsworth
Heron Frank H. (Heron Bro».), 1044 FTfmt,
boards 86 Winter
Heron Frank H. laborer, b. 6 EllMWorth
Herou James W. (Heron Bros, J , 1044 Front,
h. 29 Vernon [Winter
Heron Patrick, clerk. 1044 Frout, liouae 86
H^roux Catherloe, boardlug-house, SO Cen-
tral
Herpst Susie, widow of Frledericb, h. 122
Washington [Bridge
Herr Daniel, machinist, 110 Greeu, hoQae 12
Herr Martin, boot aider, house 8 Ward
Herrlck Charles M. clerk, 551 Main, house
67 Orange
Herrlck Leander F. clerk,. 11 Water, boards
at Mlllbury [1 Ashland
Herrlck Mary A. widow of Benjamin F. bda.
Herrlck William A. clerk, boards 5 Mason
Herrmann Charles, machinist, b. 180 Can-
terbury [Caoterbuiy
Herrmann Christian, machinist, hoaae 180
Herrmann Fred, removed fh>m city
Hersey Andrew J. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
10 Queen
Hersom Wm. B. laborer, h. 97 E. Central
Hervey James F. shoemaker, 845 Main, h.
98 Washington
Hervey Marcus L. shoemaker, r. 155 Front,
h. at Auburn [bury
Hesliny Frank J. machinist, b. 116 Shrews-
Hesliny Rose, widow of Thomas, house 116
Shrewsbury
Heslor Blrney J. (J. Heslor ^ Co.)^ 551
Main, h. 12 Crown
Heslor Jacob & Co. (B, J. Heslor)^ produce,
551 Main, house at Marion, N. T.
Hesselton Daniel H. woodworker, Bridge c.
Foster, house 88 Belmont
Hesselton William D. clerk, 22 Cypress,
boards 88 Belmont
Hessian James, laborer, bds. 422 Mlllbury
Hesslons Cecelia, widow of Patrick, b. 184
Foster [184 Foster
Hesslons John H. laborer, r. 179 Union, h.
Heth Mary A. boards 1 High
Hewes John C. switchman, bds. 5894 Main
Hewes Julia, canvasser, b. 45 Exchange
Hewett Charles H. painter, h. 4 Barbour
Hcwett Eliza, widow of Elbridge, b. 8 King
Hewett George C. carpenter, 11 School, bds.
159 Main
Hewett Gteorge E. job wagon, h. 7 Fulton
HEWETT GEO. F. soda water manuf. and
liquors, 84 Foster cor. Waldo, house 8
King. — See pages 584 and 585
Hewlns George W. machinist, b. 79 Hanover
He wins John, laborer, boards 148 Main
Hewlns Mary E. house 18 Home
Hewlns W. Henry, cutter, h. 4 Union place
Hewitt Elmer, mason, 7 Pembroke, h. do.
Hewitt John, clerk, 484 Main, h. 8 Aldrich
place [h. at Providence, B. I.
Hewlett Geo. W. L. messenger, 18 Mechanic,
Hey Abraham, removed fh>m city [gate
Hey Esther Mrs. boarding-house, 47 South*
Hey wood Benjamin F. Mrs. h. 9 Catharine
G. F. HARWOOD, D. D. S.
887 MAIN 8T., ETMBB A.NI> BA8
Administered fsr JSaoirmeHmg Tseih*
WORCS8TER [H] PIKXCTORT.
173
Heywood Charles H. CI>od'nun 4b Putnam),
849 Main, b. 571 do. [b. 29 Main
Heywood Cbas. H. machinist, 20 Salisbniy,
Heywood Edwin C. machinist, h. 50 Lincoln
Heywood Frank £. (S, B. Heywood A Co,),
70 T7 inter, boards 41 Oak avenoe
Heywood Henry A. clerk, boards 12 Arch
Heywood John G. hopse 9 Catharine
HETWOOD SAMUEL B. ft CO. rO. Phil'
. lips and F, E. Haywood), manafs. Wa-
cbosett boot, 70 Winter, house 41 Oak
aTeone. — See page 652 [h. 15 do.
Heywood Walter W. clerk, 18 No. Ashland)
Heywood William H. house 928 Main
Heywood, see Hayward
Hey worth Alf^d, machinist, 23 Webster, h.
Leicester n. Apricot [n. Apricot
Heyworth Elizabeth, weaver, bds. Leicester
Hlbbard Charles D. wireworker, boards 6
William [19 Austin st. pi.
Hlbbard Fred. L. salesman, 566 Main, bds.
Hlckey Daniel, needle maker, 62 Foster, b.
8 Penn ave.
Hlckey Daniel B. wire drawer, h. 167 Grove
Hlckey James, blacksmith, r. 40 Exchange,
house 17 South Irving
Hlckey James, card stripper, 548 South-
bridge, boards 18 Washburn
Hlckey James, wireworker, h. 18 Howard
Hlckey John, truckman, h. 10 Washburn
Hlckey John, laborer, house 5 Bismark
Hlckey John, teamster, house 169 MlUbnry
Hlckey John, heater, house 12 Penn ave.
Hlckey John, laborer, Brussels, boards 18
Washburn
Hlckey John J. moulder, b. 10 Washburn
Hlckey John P. baker, house 8 Blossom
Hlckey Biargaret, widow of Patrick, house
18 Washburn
Hlckey Mary, died May 18, 1888, age 48
Hlckey Matthew, house 9 Cross
Hlckey Michael, engineer, 94 Orove, house
rear 182 Prescott
Hlckey Peter, laborer, house r. 49 Summer
Hlckey Thomas, coremaker, 188 Mechanic,
boards 9 Cross
Hickey Thomas, laborer, b. 251 Millbury
Hlckey Thomas, wire packer, h. 28 North
Hickey Thomas W. machinist, boards 10
Washburn [11 Spruce
Hickey William, truant officer, 464 Main, h.
Hickory Phosbe, shirtmaker, 419 Main, b. 2
Austin [Richland
Hicks Haley, painter, 558 Main, boards 14
Hicks Hugh, stable, 857 Park av. h. 855 do.
Hicks James £. grocer, 84 Millbury, house
12 Richland [Richland
Hicks Lorin L. clerk, 84 Millbury, house 14
Hicks Margaret S. widow of James 8. bds.
855 Park ave. [Richland
Hicks Royal L. clerk, 84 Millbury, house 14
Hicks Samuel P. millwright, b* 12 Richland
Higglns Ann, widow of Michael, house r. 69
Bloomlngdale [Temple
Higglns Catharine, widow of Thomas, h. 45
Higglns Charles A. died Oct. 21, 1888, age 84
Hig^ns Charles H. clerk, 14 Pearl, boards
28 Ash ^
Higglns Delia L. domestic, 85 Pleasant
Higglns Edward L. paperhanger, 284 Main,
boards 20 William
HIggins Edwin C. real estate, house 28 Ash
Higglns Elb ridge O. woodworker, 57 Jack-
son, house 4 Carroll
Hieems eloh b. a go. cf. e, mff-
gin9)y paper hangings, window shades,
etc. 284 Main, house 20 William. —iSes
page 598
Higglns Florence, widow of Charles A. h. 7
Lancaster [tin, h. n. do.
Higglns Francis W. paperhanger, 184 Aus-
Higgin^ Frank A. stndent, boards 154 West
Higglns Frank E. (E, Q. Higgins A Co,),
284 Main, boards 20 William
Higgins George F. student, boards 154 West
Higglns James, switchman, B. & A. R. R. u.
Oralton, boards 96 Shrewsbury
Higglns James A. solicitor, 492 Main, h. 48
Thorne [bi 80 Mechanic
Higgins James E. blacksmith, 78 Exchange,
Higgins James H. stove blacker, 458 Main,
house 15 East Worcester
Higgins James P. brakeman, B. h A. R. R«
b. 80 E. Central [Home
Higgins Jane, widow of Leonard G. h. 15
Higglns Jennie L. teacher, Woodland street
Fchool, boards 184 Austin
Higgins Jeremiah J. switchman, B. 4 A. R«
R. boards 96 Shrewsbury
Higgins John, removed Arom city
Higgins John H. engineer, 11 Water, bds. r.
69 Bloomlngdale [Mechanic st. ct<
Higgins Julia, widow of Patrick, house 5
Higgins Leander F. machinist, 199 Chand-
ler, house 4 Tufts
Higgins Leonard, carpenter, house 4 Carrol]
Higglns Lily, cardmaker, boards 67 Thomas
Higgins Martin H. wood turner, 72 School,
boards r. 102 Thomas [Shrewsbury
Higgins Mary, widow of Patrick, house 96
Higglns Michael, hackman, h. 17 Summer
Higgins Michael, laborer, 125 Gold, house 1
Woodward ct. [50 Chandler
Higgins Michael F. boot treer, 82 Austin, h.
HIGGINS MILTON P. sup't Washburn
Machine Shop, Worcester Free Insti-
tute, house 154 West cor. Salisbury. —
8ee pages 682 and 688
Higgins Minnie, clerk, boards 42 Oread
Higgins Morris, switchman. Union depot,
house 80 East Central
Higgins Orlando M. pattern maker, Wash-
burn Machine Shop, house 10 Boy n ton
Higgins Patrick, laborer, boards Millbrook
near Burncoat
Higglns Patrick, wireworker, h. 188 Grove
Higgins Russell H. hostler, 20 Lincoln, h.
48 Abbott
Higgins Sarah A. widow of John C. h. 662
Main [Bloomlngdale
Higglns Thomas, machinist, boards rear 69
Higgins Thomas J. student, b. 80 E. Central
Higgins Whitman F. wireworker, 195 Front,
house 22 Winslow [28 Clarkson
Higglns Will fi. paperhanger, 284 Main, h.
Higglns William F. removed to Allston
L A. HASTINGS,
A BTMOVB, nUMABLM MABNM88 can fr« botiffhi fw a little
MMMey, at 25 Bmchange Street*
174
WORCESTER [H] DIKEGTOHY.
Hlggioson Geo. laborer, Lafayette corner
QaiDsigamond avenue, b. 16 Grosvenor
Higgs Joseph, machinist, Hammond near
R. B. house 26 Colton
Highland, see Hyland [114 Union
Hilbert Baptiste, foreman, 38 No. Foster, h.
Hildreth Andrew G. ( ERldreth Bros,), house
582 Main [overall manufs. 582 Main
Hildreth Bros. (A. G. and W, Hildreth),
HILDBETU €HAS. H. livery, boarding
and sale stable, 20 Market, house 14 do.
■^See page 564
Hildreth Charles H. brakeman, W., N. & R.
B. B. house 6 Elliott [h. 7 Newbury
Hildreth Charles H. 2d. hackman, 20 Market,
Hildreth Fred. A. hackman, 20 Market, bds.
19 Fulton [wood pi.
Hildreth Fred. L. watchman, house 12 Lin-
Hildreth Geo. F. bookkeeper, 20 Market, h.
at West Boylston
HILDRETH OEOBGE G. coffin ware-
rooms, and undertaker, 36 Foster cor.
Waldo, house 82 Oread. — See page 562
Hildreth Henry A. removed from city
Hildreth Isaac, coffin maker, 86 Foster, h.
12 Merrick [19 Fulton
Hildreth Mary F. widow of Nelson J. house
Hildreth Samuel £. (P, Blaisdell dt Co.), G2
Jackson, house 81 May [Main
Hildreth Walter (Hildreth Bros.), boards 582
Hllgrove Louisa W. widow of Alfred, house
12 Norfolk
Hill Addle M. boards 111 Park [Foley's ct.
Hill Adolph, polisher, 81 Hermon, house
Hill Alfred L. extracts, house 81 Clinton
Hill Byron D. (Hill A Pollard), 10 Pearl, h.
20 Chandler [n. Pleasant, h. 89 Queen
Hill Charles A. (Hedden & Hill), Park ave.
Hill Charles H. machinist, 28 Webster, house
5 Leicester [at Holden
Hill Charles B. loomfitter, 57 Jackson, house
Hill Charles B. removed from city
Hill Cornelius H. organ-action maker, house
7 Hammond
HILL DRTER GO. clothes dryers, and
boot form attachments, 26 North Foster.
— See page 652
Hill Edward K. (Hill A Tolman), 195 Front,
boards at North Brookfleld
Hill Edwin H. house 2 Channing
Hill Elizabeth, widow, house Plantation n.
B. & A. B. B. [n. Harrington
Hill Enoch H. laborer, house Mlllbury ave.
Hill Frank W. shoemaker, bds. 6 William
Hill Fred, blacksmith. Bridge cor. Foster,
house 17 Home [Clinton
Hill Fred. E. clerk, 17 Mechanic, boards 81
Hill G«o. woodworker, boards 604 Main
Hill George A. B. wire drawer, h. 22 Carbon
Hill George B. driver, 10 Washington sq. h.
9 Fulton [90 Washington
Hill George W. steamfltter, 198 Front, bds.
Hill Halsey, died Sept. 7, 1883, age 88
Hill Henry, wire worker, h. West Boylston,
Northville [Main, h. 60 William
Hill Henry E. (J, Henry Hill <fe Hill), 344
Hill Henry W. supt. Mill n. Chandler, house
Chandler near Mill
Hill Horace J. engineer, 20 Union, hoase
rear 20 Arch
Hill James B. removed to Princeton
Hill James W. cabinetmaker, 5 Sarg^ent, h.
20 Houghton
Hill Jeremiah B. rem*d to Langhome, Penn.
Hill John, paver, boards 203 Mechanic
Hill John B. machinist, 54 Jackson, hoase
2 Queen [Webster
Hill John E. turner, 110 Green, hoaSQ 11
Hill John J. blacksmith, 180 Gold, house 519
Main
HILL JOHN Q« fancy goods, pictures,
engravings, etc. 384 Main, h. 4 Everett.
— See foot lines
Hill John B., National Manafactnring Co.
179 Main, house 84 Woodland
Hill Joseph, removed from city
Hill Joseph, polisher, 44 Central, boards 90
Grafton
Hill Joseph P. manager Hill Dryer Co. 26
North Foster, house 286 Pleasant
Hill Joseph S. Mrs. widow, h. 67 Providence
HUl J. Henry & HIU (H S. HQl), lawyers,
844 Main, house 99 Salisbury
Hill Leander M. died Mar. 11, 1888, age 89
Hill Ophelia, died Sept. 5, 1888, age 78
Hill Ophelia T. dressmaker, 1050 Main, bds.
11 Webster [h. 68 Woodland
Hill Wade H. envelope manuf. 66 GrafU>Q,
Hill William A. painter, house 40 Bowdoin
Hill William B. treas. National Manuf. Co.
179 Main, house 82 May
Hill Wm. H. japanner, boards 89 Queen
Hill & Pollard (B. Z>. Hill and J. G. Pollard),
billiards, 10 Pearl
HILL A TOLMAN (S. K, HUl and E. F.
Tolman), mechanical engineers and
draughtsmen, 195 Front. — See page %^
Hillard John, house 55 Prescott [16 Maple
Hill man Frank B. clerk, 899 Main, boards
Hill man Wm. S. carpenter, h. 14 Newbury
Hills J. William, weigher, boards MUlbary
opposite Stebbins [12 Fruit
Hillstraud Charles J. tailor, 410 Main, house
Hillyer Geo. E. Mrs. confectioner, 161 Main,
boards 147 do.
Hilt George E. clerk, 534 Main, b. 66 Front
Hilton C. Eugene, farmer, 9 Catharine, bds.
45 Lincoln [h. 182 Pleasant
Hilton George A. Jr. machinist, 10 Harris ct.
Hilton Samuel A. boards May near June
Hinchley David, machinist, 77 Foster, house
53 Grove
Hinchley David E. machinist, b. 24 Hemans
Hinchley Eleazer, foreman, 94 Grove, house
46 do.
Hinchliff Fergus, machinist, 548 Southbridge,
h. 820 Cambridge [14 Langdon
Hinckel Edmund C. armorer, 42 Gardner, b.
Hinckel Frederick, machinist, 110 Green, h.
14 Langdon
Hinckley Henry H. machinist, 57 Jackson,
h. Lincoln [Charlotte cor. Park ay.
Hinckley Wm. S. planer, 171 Union, bds.
Hindley Solomon K. bookkeeper, h. 2 Ne-
braska
Hinds Alanson G. bootcutter, h. 84 Bowdoin
J. Q. HILL,
PICTVBIB JFMAME8, PICTUBE8 AIfJ> BNQBAVINBS,
CHOICBBT BBIiECTIOK, 884 MAXN 8TMMET*
WORCESTER [H.] DIRECTORY.
175
Hinds Calvin P. clerk, 145 Main, h. 225 do.
Hinds Cornelius, bds. 124 Mechanic
Hinds George, shoemaker, 88 Exchange, b.
140 Central [Main
Hinds f lenrj P. reedmaker, 25 Union, b. 257
Hinds James, laborer, h. 124 Mechanic [Vine
Hinds John J. bottler, r. 29 Waldo, house 18
Hinds Sarah, widow of John, b. 140 Central
Hinds Terence J. boot crimper, house 158
Shrewsbury
Uine Willie M. machinist, 246 Southbridge, b.
24 Jackson [15 Lyon
Hines Austin H. screwmaker, 75 Beacon, b.
Hines Bridget, widow of Michael, bds. 16
Mitchell
Hines Bridget, domestic, b. 16 Mitchel
Hines Henry £. grinder, 10 Mill, b. at Cherry
Valley [penter ct.
Hines James, stone breaker, Salem, h. 2 Car-
Hlnes John, fireman, Pitt, h. 16 Mitchell
Hines John, fireman, bds. 17 Summer
Hines John, laborer, h. 12 Hawkins
Hines John, laborer, Pitt, b. 859 Cambridge
Hines John, boot sider. b. 61 Southbridge
Hines Margaret, widow of John, h. 17 Bridge
Hines Matthew, mason, house 12 Hawkins
Hines Matthew, jr. carpenter, h. Charlotte
n. Park ave. [Lafayette, h. 6 Wade
Hines Michael, laborer, Quinsigamond av. c.
Hines Michael, laborer, house 15 Lyon
Hines Patrick H. wire drawer, h. 50 iEtna
Hines Robert, clerk, bds. 801 Main
Hines WiUiam H. hostler, 23 Fountain, b. do.
Hinkley Adelbert H. machinist, 10 Harris
ct. bds. 113 Beacon [mon, h. 113 Beacon
Hinkley Andrew J. pattern maker, 23 Her-
Hinkley Dennis, finisher, Jamesyille, house
Webster [n. city line
Hinkley Ephraim, picker tender, b. Webster
Hinkley Geo. filemaker, 10 Mill, h. at Lees-
vUle [city line
Hinkley George, laborer, house Webster n.
Hinkley Joseph, weaver, Jamesville, house
Webster n. city line [at LeesviUe
Hinkley Napoleon L. fllecutter, 10 Mill, h.
Hinman Albert H. commercial school, 424
Main, h. 16 Maple
Hinman George & Co. (H. O, HaydenJ, fan-
cy goods, 830 Main, h. at Boston
Hinman Hattie L. dressmaker, h. 8 Elliott
Hinsley Charlotte, widow of George, bds.
526 Southbridge [Jefferson
Hirbour Joseph, carpenter, 8 Norwich, h. 15
Hirst Jofteph, blacksmith, house 4 Crescent
Hlscox Andrew J. file manuf . 10 Mill, h. 7
Kilby [h. 1050 Main
Hiscox Benjamin W. bookkeeper, 10 Mill,
Hitchcock Adaline A. widow of Dayid, h.
151 Summer [bds. do.
ffitchcock Anna J. masseuse, 10 William,
Hitchcock Charles N. clerk, 57 Jackson, b.
22 Portland
Hitchcock Dexter, armorer, 81 Hermon, b.
49 Irving [son, h. at Warren
Hitchcock Jonathan M. loommaker, 57 Jack-
Hitchcock Laura A. boards 61 Park
Hitchcock William A. cook, house 6 Pond
Hixon Adln A. florist, house 6 Gates lane
Hixon Francois W. woodworker, 23 Web-
ster, h. 13 Montague [bury
Hjelm John, laborer, h. Greenwood n. Mill-
Hjelm Pierre Adolph, rem'd to Sweden
Hjelm Walfrid, laborer, bds. Greenwood n.
Millbury [16 Lake
Hoadley Clarence W. polisher, 9 Mill, house
Hoage Luther J. teamster, house 1 Coral
Hoar George F. lawyer, 9 P. 0. block, h. 34
Oak avenue
Hoar Hiram, boards Grove n. Forest
Hoar Joseph, laborer, boards 3 Ascension
Hoar Morris, laborer, house 3 Ascemsion
HOAR ROCKWOOD, lawyer, 9 P. O. block,
bds. 34 Oak ave.— i8'c« page 500 [North
Hoar Thomas, laborer, house Sigpumey n.
Hoar Thomas F. painter, 84 Prescott, bds. 3
Ascension
Hobart Anson L. physician, 42 Green, h. do.
Hobart Charles C. painter, house 20 Gold
Hobbs Charles E. coachman, 9 Claremont,
bds. do.
Hobbs Eliza, died May 18, 1883, age 69
Hobbs Horace, examiner of titles. South
Court House, house at Auburn
Hobbs John F. hostler, 40 Foster, b. 99 Main
Hobbs Mary, dressmaker, 71 Grove, bds. do.
Hobbs Sarah H. widow of Marcus, h. 23
Charlotte [h. 13 (Chandler
Hobbs S. Warren, machinist, 81 Mechanic,
Hobbs Wilber W. bookkeeper, Wor. Safe
Deposit and Trust Co. 448 Main, b. 18
Chandler [h. 173 Lincoln
Hobbs William H. clerk. South Court House,
Hobson George, grinder, 128 Chandler, b.
11 Hudson .
Hoddinott George, hostler, h. 5 Pink
Hodgdon Alvin, straightener, h. 82 Grove
Hodgdon Edward E. wire roller, b. 82 Grove
Hodgdon Fred. B. bookkeeper, 65 Jackson,
h. 4 Kingsbury
Hodge Eliza, widow of Jacob, b. 862 Main
Hodge Lynn, driver, City Farm, bds. do.
Hodge Mary £. Mrs. asst. matron. City
Farm, bds. do. [h. 311 Main
Hodge Theodore, waiter. Bay State House,
Hodges Abby A. widow of Preston, h. 27
School
Hodgins John N. laborer, h. 19 Piedmont
Hodgkins Daniel, machinist, h. Alvarado
ave. n. W. & 8. R. R.
Hodgkins Lewis, clerk, Lincoln House, h.
19 Orange
Hodgkins Walter W. machinist, W., N. & R.
R. R. repair shop, house 136 Central
Hodgman Hattie F. packer, 184 Front, bds.
186 Main [Main
Hodgman Sarah, widow of Samuel, h. 136
Hodgman Simon T. mason, house 153 South-
bridge
HodsoD John Henry, house 40 Orieut
Hoey Hugh, shoemaker, b. 114^ Southbridge
Hoey James M. salesman,480 Main, house 15
Larch [change, b. 1 Patch
Hoey James T. pressman, 11 Central Ex-
Hoey Richard M. machinist, house 1 Patch
Hoflfiman Peter, foreman, 68 High, hoase 47
Waldo
Tn UTIT BNBRAVXNBa, THOTO-QRAVUItB CHOICE BICTUBBS,
Vi V^« tllLLf BBAMB8 MADB TO OBVBB, 834 MAXK STBBBT.
176
W0RCE8TEB [H] DIBBOTORT.
HOFLIN HEVRT e. A GO. masons and
contractors, 9 Jacques, house 6o.-^See
page 598
Hogan David, weaver, b. 64 Canterbury
Hogan Dennis, packer, h. 895 Sonthbrldge
Hogan Frank, brick layer, bouse 15 Beaver
Hogan James, laborer, boards 60 Belmont
Hogan Jeremiah, gardener, h. 40 Summer
Hogan John, rem*d to Philadelphia, Pa.
Hogan John, laborer, boards Swan court
Hogan John, horse shoer, 101 Union, h. 7
Lawrence
Hogan John, tailor, house 77 Madison
Hogan Joseph, carpenter, h. 107 Summer
Hogan Lawrence H. carriage painter, 58
School, boards 92 Cherry
Hogan Matthew, moulder, 149 Washington,
house 7 Endicott
Hogan Michael, boot turner, house 7 Burt
Hogan Nancy, widow of Timothy, boards
10 Cherry
Hogan Patrick, carpenter, h. 17 Barclay
Hogan Patrick, stonecutter. Crescent, house
90 Washburn
Hogan Patrick, laborer, house 8 Pink [ler
Hogan Patrick H. machinist, h. r. 207 Chand-
Hogan Patrick J. dresser tender, 82 South-
gate, and tobacconist, 64 Canterbury,
house do.
Hogan William, laborer, h. 81 N. Ashand
Hogan William, farmer, Salisbury c. Flagg,
boards do. [Ingalls n. Fox
Hogg Samuel, machinist, 95 Thomas, h. 1
HOtiG WILLIAM J., Worcester Carpet
Co. carpet manufis. Brussels n. Cromp-
ton, house 941 Main.— 5e« page 664
Hoglund Hannah, domestic, 11 Benefit
Hoit Lora B. Inrentor, house B8 Wellington
Hokanson Charles A. wireworker, house 1
Lincoln
Holbrook Amos A. farmer, h. 20 Clarkson
Holbrook Caroline M. widow of Micah, h.
70 Orafton
Holbrook Charles E, clerk, boards 4 Sever
Holbrook David, steam fitter, 80 Foster, b.
216 Main [place
Holbrook EHphalet, machinist, h. 29 Oread
Holbrook Ervin D. moulder, 87 Gold, house
65 Orange [Front
Holbrook Hattle L. stropmaker, boards 120
Holbrook H. Maria, b. 8 Carroll
Holbrook James F. laborer, B. & A. R. B.
freight house, house 78 Thomas
Holbrook Laurtnda B. widow of Sylvester,
boards 15 Coral
Holbrook Lewis, house 8 Church place
Holbrook Martha L. widow of Pliny, house
8 Carroll [Lincoln n. Lincoln ar.
Holbrook Miriam N. widow of Joseph W. h.
Holbrook Robert, gasfitter, bds. 216 Main
Holbrook Samuel D. driver, b. 54 Chatham
Holbrook Sarah W. widow of Charles A. h.
. 4 Sever
Holbrook Sewell, carpenter, house 10 Crown
Holbrook S. Frances, milliner, b. 4 Sever
Holbrook William, moulder, 87 Gold, b. 65
Orange [10 Crown
Holbrook William B. clerk, 8 Allen ct. bds.
Holbrook William D. & Co. flour, 62S Mala,
house 12 Benefit
Holbrook William E. C. conductor, P. k W.
R. R. house at Uxbridge
Holbrook Wm. N. hackman, 42 Waldo, h.
879 Main
Holcomb Delia A. Miss, boardln^^^boase, 8
Church place [288 do.
Holcomb Oscar, collector, 408 Main, hoase
Holcombe ArdlUa L. Mrs. mflllner, 376
Main, b. 288 do. fS West
Holden Alfred & Co. tea store, 278 Main, h.
Holden Amory C. miller, grist-mill, Q. bds.
near do.
Holden Caleb M. nurse, house 28 Wachosett
Holden Celena J. Mrs. house 84 Park
Holden Charles H. gardener, b. 179 Lincoln
Holden Charles S. ( Walters db Hoiden J, 148
Main, house 167 Lincoln
Holden Clara E. cashier, 162 Front, boards
84 Park [24 Channlng
Holden Cyrus B. rifle manuf. 62 Foster, k.
Holden Edward W. clerk, h. 141 Chandler
Holden Emma E. widow of Orrin C house
10 Fruit
Holden E. Burritt, rem'd to NorthamptoD
Holden Frank E. qutter, 68 High, boards 10
Fruit [b. 24 ChanniDg
Holden George C. wire dealer, 492 Main,
Holden George L. peddler, h. 27 Wachusett
Holden Hannah, widow of Patrick, house
Prioulx near Hemans
Holden Henry C. watchman, 161 Union, h.
Central avenue near Brooks
Holden Howard, clothes dryers, 6 Lincoln
square, house 172 Lincoln
Holden Jacob, clerk, 891 Main, h. 96 Elm
Holden John, carpenter, house 22 Maple
Holden Jonah L. signalman, house West
Boylstou near Barber's crossing
Holden Mary Mrs. house 410 Main
Holden Michael, laborer, house 2 SuJTolk
Holden Michael, laborer, house 6 Meade
Holden Michael, Jr. laborer, b. r. 22 Ward
Holden Milton, driver, 154 Main, house?
Llnwood place
Holden Nathan, collector, h. 51 Providence
HOLDEN NATHAN W. grocer, 162 Front,
hovLne 51 Providence. — See page 546
Holden Parker & Co. (8, B. Bobbins), floar
and grain, 684 Main, h. 48 Providence
Holden Thomas, laborer, boards Prioulx n.
Hemans [Lincoln
Holden Walter J. clerk, 286 Main, bds. 167
Holden William, died April 22, 1888, age 23
Holden William (Wilson d SoldsnJ, 154
Main, house 8 do.
Holdsworth Henry, died Aug. 80, 1888, age66
Holdsworth Kate, widow of Henry, house
46 Chandler [Dwight
Holdsworth Mary, widow of David, boards
Holdsworth William H. foreman, house 40
Providence [19 Curtis
Holihan Michael, machinist, 1 Coes sq. h.
Holl GuHtave B. tuner, boards 87 Mechaoic
Holland Albert R. machinist, 140 Union, h.
at Millbury [h. 55 High
Holland Augustus fi. washer, 1 Pleasant pi.
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TBJBKOIfT BTBMJBT,
Boaros.
WOBCX8TRB [TT] DIBECTORT.
177
HoJland Clutries D. new* depot, 158 ^ront,
h. 9 FaltoD [b. 19 Chandler
HollADd Charles H. machlniat, 88 N. Foster,
HollaDd Frank H. carpenter* boards 89
Prospect
Holland Henry, machinist, hoase 7 Shelby
HoUand Heory W. derk, 1 Prospect, h. 72
Hanorer
Holland James, laborer, boards 169 Mlllbory
Holland John, boards 81 Lake [Water
Holland John J. driver, 13 Trambnll, h. 20
Holland Jonathan Q. physician, house 121
Grafton
Holland I«ewiB W. iceman* Sonthbridge cor.
Madison, h. MUl n. Chandler, Tatnock
Holland Lincoln, clerk, 198 Front, hoase 21
Ijanrel [BloomlngdiUe
Holland Patrick, bootmaker, boards 118
Holland PanU boot crimper, 80 Shrewsbury,
h. 189 Sonthbridge [fiioomingdale
Holland Thomas, bootmaker, house 118
Holland William N. removed to Boston
HoUender Louis C. tnmer, 64 Hermoo, h.
86 Mason [78 East Central
Holley John, laborer^ 28 Manchester, house
HoUiday William R. machinist, 95 Thomas,
honse 146 Central
HoUinrake James H. machinist. 110 Green
Hollins John, packer, boards 27 Chatham
HoUls Henry A. foreman, 152 Southbridge,
honse 82 Piedmont [bridge
HoUis John, weaver, Bmssels, h. 154 Cam-
HoUoway Mary, widow of Tlioreas H. h. 48
Assonet
Holly John, laborer, boards 26 Sargent
Holm Charles A. laborer, house 99 Mulberry
Holm Erik T. laborer, 149 Washington, h.
4 Whitney
Holm Oustave, laborer, h. 7 Whitney
Holm John B. filecutter, 10 Mill, house 4
Whitney
Holm Lars J. laborer, boards 7 Whitney
Holm Lars M. laborer, house 7 Whitney
Holm Nils, wireworker, house 9 Milton
Holman Abbie F. widow of John B. house
18 Dix [boards do.
Holman Addle, music teacher, 86 Belmont,
Holman Arthur A. plumber, 88 Southbridge,
boards 14 Newbury [14 Newbury
Holman Edwin M. clerk, 78 Front, boards
Holman Frederick, wood worker, 77 Foster,
house 22 Wachusett [66 Hanover
Holman Henrietta Mrs. wireworker, house
Holman H. Ralph, physician. 594 Main,
boards do.
Holman Luther W. cardmaker, 246 South-
bridge, house 14 Newbury
Holman Moses, honse 17 Fruit
Holman Samuel M. baggage master, bds.
28 Lincoln sqnare [19 John
Holman Sophia P. widow of Oliver, boards
Holman Stephen, treas. Holyoke Machine
Co. 95 Thomas, b. 1 Everett [square
Holman Sullivan L. clergyman, h. 28 Lincoln
Hohnberg John, laborer, b. 88 Washburn
Holmberg P. Em. laborer, bds. 12 Belmont
Holmes diaries D. photographer, 405 Main,
house do.
Holmes Daniel A. conductor, B. 4 A. B. B.
h. 86 Grafton [Cambridge
Holmes Dianna P. widow of Pitt, boards 257
Holmes Dora 0. (M. E, and Z>. 0. Bolmes),
7 Highland, boards do.
Holmes Erastns N. carpenter, h. 80 Orient
Holmes Erford A. engineer, b. 851 Highland
Holmes Srmina E. bookkeeper, 407 Main,
boards 6 Bismark [12 Franklin
Holmes Ezra B. laborer, 100 Prescott, bds.
Holmes Frank L. {B. S. Bdlfne$ d Sans), 22
Shrewsbury, house at Milford [888 do.
Holmes Geoive, salesman, 484 Main, house
HOLMES flUiBEBT E. A CO. (J. H.
TaUUeT)^ soap and fertiliaer manafhe-
turers, Lyman, house 47 Webster. — 8^
page ^45
Holmes Henry D. laborer, W., N. & B. R. R.
Areigfat honse, b. 6 Bismark [6 Bismark
Holmes Henry W. derk, 87 Summer, honse
Holmes James W. painter, house 16 Elliott
Holmes John, driver, 82 Oreen, house 19
Gold St. ct. [W. 4 6. E. B.
Holmes John, tailor, honse Cobum av. n.
Holmes John L. cutter, 26 Southbridge, b.
216 Main [boards 16 Elliott
Holmes J. WlUiam, machinist, 161 Union,
Holmes Loring A. soapmaker, Lyman, b. 47
Webster
Holmes Martin D. steamfltter, h. 59 Thomas
Holmes Mina E. bookkeeper, b. 6 Bismark
Holmes Minnie E. 4b D. O. stamping, 7
Highland, boards do.
Holmes Oscar J. engineer, h. 85} Highland
Holmes Bufhs B. (B, S. Holmes 4b Sons), t2
Shrewsbury, boards at Holyoke
HOLMES BIJFUS £• k SONS (F. L. and
B. B, Bolmes), dressed beef, 22 Shrews-
bury, h. 7 Highland.— iSSss page 548
Holmes S. Alice, bookkeeper, SI9 Shrews-
bury, boards 7 Highland
Holmes Wesley I. soapmaker, Lyman, h*
Webster, Bamardvllle
Holmes William, removed to Jacksonville,
Florida [boards 11 Fox
Holmstrom Charles, shoemaker, 11 Water,
Holt Almira P. Mrs. nurse, boards 216 Main
Holt Charles G. machinist, house McCor-
mick's court [216 Main
Holt Edwin M. woodworker, 57 Jackson, b.
Holt Elbert H. cutter, house 548 Main
Holt Frank E. machinist, house 186 Lincoln
Holt Frank W. woodworker, bds. 216 Main
Holt George, died March 20, 1888, age 83
Holt Gustaf, machinist, b. McCormick's ct.
Holt Isaac B. boards 55 Queen
Holt James, cloth printer, house 6 Pond
Holt John, laborer, boards 9 North
Holt John S. (W, L. Haisted d Son), 215
Main, bds. do. [ton av.
Holt Lucius E. wireworker, h. 2 Washing-
Holt Olive H. widow of Hamilton, hoase 15
Larch [176 Southbridge
Holt Bichard, machinist, 28 Webster, house
Holt Sarah £. copyist. Court Honse, boards
184 Main [Hanover
Holter Peter, armorer, 44 Central, honse 57
Holton Andrew, diemaker, h. 2 Powers ct.
FANCY GOODS,
12
CJBCOICJB JPMXBBJSTTa, HOJLIl>AT CAMDS, Acp
Xkmnd at J, Q. MILL'S, S84 MAIN STRMBT*
178
WOROBSTBk [H] DIBBCrOBT.
Holton Charles H. laborer, b. 189 MlUbary
Holton Eugene C. carrier, Post-Office, hoase
84 Wachasett [h. 17 Lodi
Holton Freeland E. machinist, 110 Green,
Holton George, removed to Boston
Holton Henry H. drivei', h. r. 165 Pleasant
Holton John, armorer, bds.' 188 Central
Holton Lucius C. hackman, h. 12 Dewey
Holton Lucius N. hack stable, 162 Pleasant,
house 160 do. [Millbury
Holton Mary, widow of Charles, house 189
Holton Nancy, widow of Albert, h. 17 Lodi
Holton William J. burnisher, 11 Water, bds.
189 MlUbury
HOLTOKE MACHINE CO. 95 Thomas.-
See page Q29
Home for aged women, 60 Orange
Homer Adaline R. widow of Lyman, h. 157
Pleasant [h. 28 Clarkson
Homer Amasa C. boot finisher, 70 Winter,
Homer Charles A. clerk, 462 Main, h. 157
Pleasant
Homer Mary C. house 152 Pleasant
Homer Sarah M. nurse, boards 22 Coral
Homoeopathic Dispensary, 18 Mechanic
Honan James, laborer, 51 Green, house 95 E.
Central
Honan Wm. carpenter, boards 155 Mechanic
HOnig Jacob, armorer, 42 Gardner, boards
415 Southbridge
Hoobler Emanuel, vegetables, h. 1 HoUis
Hood Caroline L. Mrs. boards 17 Irving
Hood Henry F. r(7ay db Hood), 41 Waldo, h.
17 Irving
Hood Peter S. porter, 827 Main, h. 5 Palmer
Hook John, engineer, 94 Grove, house 44 N.
Ashland [ 4 Riverside
Hook Mark, foreman, 548 Southbridge, h.
Hooker Charles, laborer, boards 23 Clinton
Hooker Cornelia L. widow of Frederick G.
house 209 Main [Col.
Hooker Ed ward E. rem'd to Colorado Springs,
HOOKER EMMA M. crayon artist, 209
Main, bds. do. — See page 512
Hooker Herbert B. removed from city
Hooker Joseph £. grocer, Leicester c. Mill,
house 8 Crystal [10 Webster
Hooper Andrew J. clerk, 1 Webster sq. bds.
Hooper Michael J. D. asst. supt. Met. Life
Ins. Co. 492 Main, bds. 87 Myrtle
Hoosac Tunnel Line, 14 Pearl [Benefit
Hopcraft Elizabeth, widow of Henry, bds. 8
Hope Joseph, finisher, Mill, boards Mill n.
Chandler
Hope, see L'esperance [2 P. O. block
HopevlUe ManufiEUsturing Co. woolen goods,
Hopkins Ann, widow of Thomas J. house 16
Vernon [bds. 15 Maple
Hopkins Bradford S. cutter, 70 Winter,
Hopkins Frank W. machinist, Hammond n.
R. R. b. 8 Davis [6 Loudon
Hopkins Fred. F. insurance, 852 Main, h.
Hopkins Fred. S. messenger, 9 Foster, bds.
6 Loudon [105 do.
Hopkins Henry L. clerk, 95 Summer, boards
Hopkins Herbert P. conductor, B., B. & G.
R. R. bds. 6 Loudon
Hopkins Hugh, spinner, house 26 Richland
Hopkins John, lawyer, 859 Main, house at
Millbury
Hopkins John T. clerk, boards 16 Vernon
Hopkins Mary R. boards 16 Vernon
Hopkins Nellie, boards 48 Main
Hopkins Orrin d. carpet upholsterer, house
6 Montague [Anbiini
Hopkins Samuel, clerk, 890 Main, bds. 18
Hopkins Thomas, clerk, 66 Water, b. 65 do.
Hopkins William S. B. (Bacon, MfpkingS
Baeonjy 7 Chapln blk. h. 65 Elm
Hopper James, laborer, b. 26 Gardner
Hopper Thomas J. carpenter, b. 26 Gardner
Hoppln Charles A. house 47 Kingsbary
HOPPIN GEO. 8. A 00. flour, 94 Me-
chanic, h. 19 Harvard. — See page 549
Hopson Amy E. teacher, Winslow street
school, b. 7 Chatham st. pi.
Hopson Charles R. h. 7 Chatham st. pi.
Hopwood Catherine, widow of Robtn, bds.
60 Oxford [R. R. h. 29 Mason
Hopwood Daniel, machinist, Hammond n.
Horace Iverson, laborer, house 51 Mason
Horan James, wire drawer, h. McCormlckli
court
Horan Jeremiah, laborer, b. 6 Temple st. ct
Horan «fohu, finisher, 60 Kintc, h. 24 Newbuiy
Horan John, laborer, house 28 Green
Horan John, 2d. laborer, boards 28 Green
Horan John J. wireworker, h. Edgeworth n.
Sigourney
Horan Michael, laborer, boards 28 Green
Horan Patrick, laborer, b. 28 Green
Horan William, helper, 161 Union, boards
28 Green
Horgan Catherine, house 2 Boland ct.
Horgan Dennis, laborer, b. 187 Summer
Horgan James, laborer, b. 2 Boland ct.
Horgan John, house 95 Austin
Horgan John J . saloon, 184 Mechanic, b. 95
Austin [h. 78 Green
Horgan John J. stonecutter, 71 Shrewsbury,
Horgan Mary E. teacher. Woodland street
school, bds. 95 Austin
Horgan Michael, helper, 77 Foster, boards
Fulton n. Mulberry [9 Hawthorn
Home Martha J. Mrs. milliner, 870 Main, b.
Hornlck George, clerk, 806 Main, b. 15 Maple
Horns Eliza, removed firom city
Horr Edgar A. removed to Boston
Horsman Johnson W. C. printer, 11 Central
Exchange, house 153 Exchange [76 do.
Horton Charles, machinist, 48 Grafton, h.
Horton Edward R. finisher, 18 Mechanic, b.
19 Blossom [Main
Horton George H. varnlsher, 15 Union, bds.
Horton William, peddler, h. 4 Blossom
Hosmer Albert C. painter, bds. 15 School
Hosmer Frank C. painter, h. 9 Chandler
Hosmer John C. machinist, B. & A. B. R. re-
pair shop, bds. 519 Main [17 Wllliazn
Hosmer John G. boot treer, 82 Austin, bds.
Hosmer Louis P. removed to Stockton, Cal.
Hossack Joseph, books, house 81 Harrison
Houbat Mary A. widow of John, b. MUlbnry
avenue near Blithe wood
Houck George, carpenter, bds. 66 Vernon
Houde Honors, machinist, b. 140SoQUibridge
G. F. HARWOOD, D. D. S.
DSKTAL BOOMS, 887 MAIK ST.,
or BR OMOSSt 8TBAU88 S CO.
.WOBOESTEB [H] DIRBOTORT.
179
Houde J. ESmlle, boot bottomer, 108 Front,
bouse 140 Soathbridge [Piedmont
Hoagh Frederick, solicitor, 492 Main, b. 79
Hoagh John, fkrmer, bonne West Boylston,
HOUGH WM. snpt. Metropolitan Life In-
surance Co. 492 Main, honse 79. Pied-
mont.— Seepage 495
Houghton Alba, honse 66 Elm
Houghton Albert, rem'd to So. Framingham
HoQghton Annie E. seamstress, b. 5 Dover
Houghton Betsy G. widow of Samnel H. b.
2 Hammond
Hoaghton Charles C. & Co. f IF. E. Warren),
boot mannfs. 108 Front, bouse Orafton
near Houghton [school, h. 188 Austin
Houghton Edward B. Janitor Winslow street
Houghton Emma J. teacher, Oxford street
school, bds. 22 Portland
Houghton Frank, steamfltter, b. 216 Main
Houghton Frank N. cntter, 108 Front, bds.
Grafton near Houghton
Houghton George M. machinist, bds. Nelson
place near Grove [64 do.
Houghton Henry, grocer, 62 Millbury, house
Houghton Henry £. driver at tripe works,
bds. Greenwood near Upland
Houghton Henry H. (Houghton dt Pearson),
592 Main, h. 17 Shepard [la Wachusett
Houghton Herbert O. cutter, 108 Front, h.
Houghton Jennie A. clerk, bds. 118 Austin
Houghton Josiah P. city assessor, 12 City
Hall, h. 118 Austin [15 Chapin blk.
Houghton Laura, widow of James J. house
Houghton Lewis T. carpenter, house 44
Kingsbnry [Greenwood n. Upland
Houghton Mary A. widow of Eli, boards
Houghton Mary E. teacher, Thomas street
school, bds. 118 Austin [b. 118 Austin
Houghton Miranda, widow of George W.
Houghton Nellie, artist, boards Grafton near
Houghton [Orange
Houghton Nellie J. corset maker, boards 62
Houghton Philip J. clerk, 62 Millbury, boards
64 do. [h. 22 Portland
Houghton Samuel, city weigher, Salem sq.
Houghton Samuel D. house 10 Claremont
Houghton Still man, house 61 Prescott
Houghton William A. boards 66 Elm
HOUGHTON A PEARSON (H. H, Hough-
ton and Geo, A. Pearson), flour, grain
and hay, 592 Main. — Bee page 558
Houle Edward, carpenter, h. 96 Bloomingdale
Houlihan Bartholomew, laborer, 28 Man-
chester, house 2 Swan court
Houlihan Catherine M. widow of Daniel M.
house rear 18 Washington square
Houlihan James, laborer, boards 8 Ward
Houlihan John, plumber, 51 Pleasant, boards
15 Spruce [18 Washington sq.
Houlihan Michael D. student, boards rear
Houlihan Michael J. carpenter, 14 Norwich,
house 15 Spruce
Houlihan Patrick, laborer, house 12 Cross
Houlihan Patrick F. finisher, 9 May, house
12 Cross
Houston Andrew, milkman, house 9 Taylor
Houston Catherine, housekeeper, h. 8 Winter
Houston Cornelius, machinist, 125 Gold, b.
2 Richland
Houston Edward, laborer, house 7 Foyle
Houston Edward F. machinist, h. 16 Foyle
Houston Elinor, finisher, bds. 80 Millbury
Houston Francis, city teijimster, house 29
MiUbnry
Houston Isaac E. machinist, 161 Union, h.
Bnrncoat n. Mountain
Honston John A. asst. physician, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Houston Mary, widow of Patrick, b. 8 Winter
Houston Michael, engineer, h. 8 Winter
Honston Peter, laborer, house Sigonrney n.
Edgeworth [29 Orchard
Houston William A. hostler, 85 Central, h.
Hovey Francis W. medicines, h. 76 Piedmont
Hovey Frank, removed to Amesbury
Hovey Henry A. saloon, 20 Mechanic, house
87 Chandler
Howard Albert H. (Howard Bros.), 19
Washington square, honse 8 West
Howard Albert S. druggist, h. 14 Windsor
Howard Axel H. varnisher, 7 Eaton place,
boards Waverly Honse
Howard Benjamin, blacksmith, 100 Prescott,
boards 28 Lincoln square
HOWARD BROS. (C.A,, A. H and J. P.
Howard) s card clothing manufb. 19
Washington square. — See page 685
Howard Charles A. (Howard Bros.), 19
Washington square, honse 8 Norwood
Howard Chester, farmer, house 6 Abbott
Howard C. Frank, carpenter, h. Hermitage
avenue [1 Madison ct.
Howard Daniel, driver, 15 Market, honse
Howard Eddie A. packer, 7 Washington sq.
boards 4 Queen
Howard Frank S. student, boards 5 Loudon
Howard Hattle A. dressmaker, 6 Chatham,
boards 6 Abbott [Trumbull
Howard Helen D. Mrs. teacher, boards 44
Howard Henry A. finisher, bds. 90 Mechanic
Howard Henry L. cntter, 68 High, boards 1
Madison court [Eastern ave.
Howard Hugh, machinist, 95 Thomas, b. 75
Howard James H. woodworker, h. 4 Queen
Howard John, finisher, boards 18 Gold
Howard John, laborer, boards 28 Winter
Howard John P. (Howard Bros.), 19 Wash-
ington square, honse 11 Warren
Howard Julia, h. 19 So. Irving [Summer
Howard Margaret, widow of Peter, h. 169
Howard Mary Mrs. h. 18 Gold street court
Howard M. A. kindergarten, 5 Loudon, h. do.
Howard Oren H. wireworker, 179 Main, bds.
28 Washington
Howard Richard, machinist, 110 Green, bds.
18 Lafayette
Howard Samuel H. cardmaker, 19 Washing-
ton sq. h. 5 Loudon [98 Belmont
Howard Samuel I. carpenter, 11 School, h.
Howard Sarah J. widow of Gilbert, house 90
Mechanic [Providence
Howard Susan A. widow of John F. bds. 88
Howard Thomas, peddler, h. 9 Endlcott
Howard Thos. F. woodworker, 19 Cypress,
boards 169 Summer
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TBJBMONT STMSXTf
BOSTOy.
160
woBonrcB [H] DntvoroKT.
Howanl Timothy F. organ tiimmer, 9 liay,
house 18 Montague near Baker
Howard Thoa. J. baker, 40 Sonthbrldge, b.
r. 28 Winter [Soathbridge
Howard Tom, armorer, 81 Herroon, b. 540
Howard Warren, woodworker, Lagrange n.
B. R. hoQfie 89 Hollywood
Howard William, wire worker, h. 47 Bommer
Howard William B. driver, b. 89 Summer
Howarth George B. boot treer, 7 Washing-
ton square, house 19 Union ave.
Howarth James, finisher, r. 156 Front, h.
86 Mlllbury [81 Bdward
Howarth John A. bookkeeper, 178 Union, h.
Howarth Richard, weaver, hi 18 Lalkyette
Howe Albert I. annealer, house Mlllbury
opposite school-house, Qnlnslg.
Howe Anna, widow of George 8. honse 41
Harvard [18 Auburn
Howe Anner H. widow of Phlneas, boards
HOWE ABCHELAU8 M. cutting dies and
chisels, 81 Mechanic, house 48 Harvard.
— iSSm page 674
Howe Augusta R. widow of Lyman B. house
182 Pleasant [b. 15 Laurel
Howe Carrie £. teacher. Ledge st. school,
Howe Charles M. clerk, 576 Main, h. 96 Elm
Howe Charles M. embroiderer, 566 Main, b.
49 Portland [1 Hanover
Howe Charles N. foreman, 94 Grove, house
Howe Charles 8. salesman, h. 19 Fruit
Howe Delphus B. woodworker, 196 Union,
b. 87 Banlett place
Howe Ebenezer W. extracts, h. 170 Austin
Howe Edgar P. (Elkins A HoweJt 550 Main,
boards 168 Chandler
Howe Edgar R. candy maker, 907 Main, h.
17 Sever [b. at Holden
Howe Edward B. woodworker, 19 Cypress,
Howe Edward F. music teacher, 170 Austin,
house do.
Howe EUiei D. machinist, 161 Union, house
58 Hanover [coin
Howe Frances A. house Green lane n. Lln-
Howe Frank, policeman, Station 8, Lamar-
tlne, house 1 Grand st. pi •
Howe Frank H. machinist, 42 Southbrldge,
house 10 May
Howe George, pension agent, boards Waldo
House [Oakdale
Howe Geo. A. foreman, 155 Front, house at
Howe George E. machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
10 Curler [Orchard
Howe George R. driver, 66 Lincoln, h. 61
HOWE GEO. S. A A. J. roanQfi&ctarers*
supplies, 15 Foster, house 59 Chatham.
— Seepage 664 [5 Lagrange
Howe Harriet C. widow of William B. h.
Howe Harriet M. widow, bds. 50 Orange
Howe Battle, stitcher, boards 48 Portland
Howe Henry A. salesman, 827 Main, house
18 Auburn [h. 20 Blossom
Howe Henry E. boot-tree maker, 19 Church,
Howe Henry M. stitcher, b. 27 Bartlett pi.
Howe Herbert M. shoefltter, 68 High, bds.
95 Elm [10 Denny
Howe Hiram, wood worker, 100 Prescott, h.
Howe Israel, clerk, 160 Front, h. 126 do.
Howe James H. 10 Pearl, h. 18 Aahlmad
Howe Joel, firult, house Bloomlttgdale near
PkmUtlon. [88f Main
Howe John C. model maker, 48 Gftrdiier, b.
Howe John W. boxmaker, 168 Dnioo, and
National Maaaf. Co. 179 Main, house 40
Harvard
Howe Jonah, boards 184 Austin
Howe Joseph O. house 8 Benefit et.
Howe Leander, carpenter, houBu 17 Svwtr
Howe Mary J. widow of John, b. 97 Bartlett
place [1S4 LiDcohi
Howe Mattle, teaoher, Dlz at. aehool, bda.
Howe Milton K. carpenter, h. 158 ChaBdler
Howe Nathan, supt. Olasgo Thread Go. 82
Foster, house 184 Lincoln
Howe Nathan C. houae 80 Maa<Hi
Howe Nellie E. widow of John, b. 6ft 8aleai
Howe Pattle, widow of Stephen, bciards 21
Houghton
Howe Persia B. widow of Wm. J. booae 58
Hanover [18 Hancock
Howe Pliny M. machinist, 1 Goes sqaare, k.
Howe Silas W. paperhanger, 288 Main, h.
1 78 Austin r54 Chatham
Howe Stedman W. driver, 668 Malo, boose
Howe Susan, widow of Lyman, h. 6€ Grove
Howe Walter B. croakery, 854 Main, h. 141
Austin
Howe Walter F. coachman, 186 Pfeaaant, b.
19 Fruit [bridge, b. 170 Aoatin
Howe Walter M. bookkeeper, 26 South-
Howe William, bootcutter, h. 16 Providence
Howe William, packer, h. 2 Davis court
HOWE WILLIAM B. carpenter and eon-
tractor, bds. 17 Sever. — 8ee page 689
Howe Wm C. derk, boards 16 Provldeaoe
Howe Wm. J. machinist, 110 Green, boose
41 Thome
Howe Wm. J. policeman. City HalL hoase 5
Concord [Benefit
Howell Augustus F. clerk, ft. Kansas, b. 25
Howell John F. bookkeeper, 420 Main, h.
25 Benefit [b. 26 Benefit
Howell John H. civil engineer, 18 City HalL
Howes Albert P. electrician, h. 2 Aastin st. pL
Howes Edward 8. fhrmer, house Uplana
Howes George F. clerk, W., N. A R. B. B.
80 Shrewsbury, house 14 Auburn
Howes Geo. W. cabinetmaker, 947 Main, h.
49 Belmont [2 Austin st. place
Howes Harry C. lineman, 416 Main, boards
Howes Isaac, farmer, house Upland
Howes John, water filters, h. 204 Pleasant
Howes William C. clerk, Wor. Safe Dep.
and Trust Co. 448 Main, bds. 2 Austin
St. place [West
Howland Asa A. dentist, 887 Main, house 27
Howland Esther A. house 68 Summer
Howland Frances E. artist, boards 9 Sliver
Howland Frank H. student, 887 Main, b. 27
West [llton, h. 169 Grafton
Howland George G. (L. Stowe A Oe)^ Ham-
Howland Henry J. publisher and printer, 877
Main, house 9 Silver
Howland John G. salesman, boards 27 West
Howland John T. carpenter, 81 Central, h. 6
Union pi.
SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES,
•r. Q, HMIiL, PriM reduced from M to xae. jP«r it«.
WOBOESTBR [T^ DIRBGTORT.
181
HOWLAHD JOSBPH A. sopt Wor. Frog
and Switch Co. house 8 Loudon.—- i9e«
Howlmnd Mary M. widow of Levi A. bds. 25
Benefit [Washington
Howley Ann, widow of Richard, house 106
Howlej Edmund J. boot bottomer, 7 Wash-
ington sq. b. 106 Washington [ington
Howley John M. boot crimper, b. 106 Wash-
Howley Michael, driver, Groton, h. n. do.
Howley Patrick B. skatemaker, boards IDA
Washington
Hozle Eben W. 187 Front, b. 9 Lancaster
Hoy James, laborer, h. 7 Boland ct.
Hoy James, laborer, h. 158 Exchange
Hoy Patrick, laborer, b. 169 Millbury
Hoy Richard, laborer, b. 169 Millbury
Hoyes Richard M. machinist, 88 N. Foster,
h. 1 Patch [R. freight house, b. 27 Ash
Hoyle Alonzo F. bookkeeper. B., B. & O. R.
HOTLE CHA8. E. painter, 9 Woodland,
honRe do. — 8ee page 684 [h. 27 Ash,
Hoyle Francis, provisions, 100 Washington,
Hoyle Harrison B. moulder, b. 27 Ash
Hoyle Henry, engineer, City Farm, b. do.
Hoyle Otis F. rem'd to Shrewsbury
Hoyle Robert, weaver, Brussels, house 18
Crompton [bridge, bds. 27 Ash
Hoyle Sanford B. cardmaker, 246 South-
Hoyle William, machinist, 4 Leicester, h. 10
Webster
Hoyt Annie, widow, b. 71 Central
Hoyt Charles E. driver, h. 18 8. Irving
Hoyt Frank 8. armorer, bds. 8 Davis
Hoyt Henry A. (L. ffard^ 4b Co.), 9 Mill, h.
Gates lane cor. Leicester
Hoyt Jared, heater, house 10 Milk [Fulton
Hoyt Thomas, laborer. 14 Bloomingdale, b.
Hoyt Thomas O. watchman, b. 7 Fulton
Huatte Peter, laborer, h. 4 Douglas
Hubbard Abbie W. widow of Henry B. h.
19 Charlton [668 8onthbridge
Hubbard Albert H. (Hubbard Bros.), house
Hubbard Andrew D. foremsn, 94 Grove, h.
18 Wachusett [44 Trumbull
Hubbard Arthur £. carpenter, 171 Union, b.
Hubbard Bros. (Q, M. and A. H, Hubbard),
carpenters, 86 Hollywood
Hubbard Charles, laborer. City Farm, b. do.
Hubbard Charles, carpenter, h. 6 Riedl pi.
Hobbard Charles A. hackman, bds. 12 8ever
Hubbard Charles £. laborer. City Farm
Hubbard Clara, corset finisher, b. 67 Austin
HUBBARD CTRU8 K. real estate agent,
460 Main, house 42 William.— 5!e^ j)a^«
498 [Charlton
Hubbard Dorcas W. widow of Harry, h. 19^
Hubbard Edward B. B. clerk, h. 19 Charl-
ton [b. 11 Thomas
Hubbard Emerson, stair builder, 166 Union,
Hubbard Emmons J. grocer, 121 Park, h.
696 Main [Main
Habbard Frank H. clerk, 121 Park, bds. 696
Hubbard Fred. M. carpenter, 48 Waldo, bds.
6 Houchin av. [bury
Habbard Fred. W. carpenter, bds. 12 Kings-
Hubbard Geo. G. bookkeeper, 121 Park, b.
696 Main
Hubbard Geo. M. (Hubbard Brotu), house 86
Hollywood [Chandler
Hubbard* Geo. W. driver, 611 Main, h. 168
Hubbard Gilbert E. rem*d to Holden
Hubbard Hammond W. house 91 Blm
Hubbard Henry M. hackman, h. 12 8ever
Hubbard Ira B. foreman, 78 8chool, h. 16
Shelby [Park, h. 17 Orange
Hubbard Joseph M. (Hubbard A Flagg), 90
Hubbard Lorenzo D. carpenter, h. 24 Jack-
son
Hubbard Martha J. rem'd to Holden
Hubbard Martie E. music teacher, 42 Wil-
liam, b. do.
Hubbard Martin, teamster, h. 1 Houchin av.
Hubbard Martin J. policeman, City Hall, h.
16 Castle
Hubbard Nelson, rem'd from city
Hubbard Orville, hostler, 229 Pleasant, b. do.
Hubbard Oscar A. foreman at wireworks, Q.
h. 6 Riverside
Hubbard Sarah A. dressmaker, h. 18 Newbury
Hubbard Wm. A. rem*d from city
Hubbard & Flagg (J, M, Hubbard and JF.
J^ogg), grocers, 90 Park [Exchange
Huber Charlotte, widow of Henry, boards 67
Haber Goddlieb, armorer, 42 Gardner, b. 28
Endicott [fayette
Huber Nanette, widow of Charles, h. 89 La-
Hubley Alexander (HubUy Bros,), 106 E.
Central, bds. 19 Harrington av.
Hubley Amos. Junk, 106 E. Central, bds. 19
Harrington av. [dealers, 106 £. Central
Hubley Bros. (A, and Z. A. Hubley), Junk
Hubley Caleb, rem'd to Black Point, N. 8.
Hubley Daniel, harness maker, b. 216 Main
Hubley Hibbert, rem'd to Black Point, N. 8.
Hubley Z. Albert (Hubley Bros.), and (Hub-
ley dt Co.)t Brackett ct. h. 19 Harring-
ton ave.
HUBLET A GO. rags, and peddlers' sup-
plies, Brackett ct.^8eepage 669
Hudon Timothy, carpenter, 196 Union, h. 2S
Barclay
Hudson Charles E. clerk, h. 76 Hanover
Hudson Edward, laborer, 16 Union, bds. do.
Hudson George N. attendant, Wor. Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
HUDSON HORACE 0. & €0. belt manuf s.
148 Front, h. 24 CoTaX.—See page 667
Hudson Leonard R. farmer, h. Grove near
Park av. [Bellevue
Hudson Walter H. clerk, 462 Main, house 8
Uufeld Henry W. tailor, 862 Main, boards
82 Pleasant [166 Summer
Hughes Aleznnder, reedmaker, 84 Union, h.
Hughes Ann, widow of Peter, house rear 20
Millbury
Hughes Ann, widow of Patrick, h. 6 Brown
Hughes Bridget, widow of Michael, house
48 Assonet [9 Elliott
Hoghes Edward, laborer, r. 179 Union, h.
Hughes Edward B. removed to Nyack, N. Y.
Hughes Henry, moulder, house Wilson near
Marshall
Hughes James, mason, bouse 26 Spring
Hughes James J. salesman, 484 Main, b. 86
Pleasant
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TBXMONT BTBBBT,
JB08T0M,
182
WORCESTER [H] DIREOTORy.
Hughes John, carpenter, 21 Grafton, hoase
34 Winter [R. boards 6 Brown
Hughes John J. machinist, Hamrodnd n. R.
Hughes Michael, boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
b. 46 Winter [5i Austin
Hughes Michael J. finisher, 581 Main, bds.
Hughes Rose Mrs. dressmaker, 165 Summer,
house do. [Batchelder
Hughes Samuel, boot treer, 70 Winter, h. 2
Hughes Walter, dyer, b. Lewis near South-
bridge [5i Austin
Hughes William H. finisher, 476 Main, house
Hughes, see Hnse [Washburn
Hugo Charles, foreman, Brussels, house 8
Hnlbert James, machinist, 95 Thomas, b. 125
Chandler [125 Chandler
Hulbert Joseph, machinist, 95 Thomas, bds.
Hulbert William, machinist, 95 Thomas, h.
125 Chandler [Linwood pi.
HuUng Henry P. printer, 47 Main, boards 2
Hull George, machinist, 110 Green, bds. 21
Ward [452 Main, h. 40 Fruit
Hull Qeo. H.Jr. manager Mercantile agency,
Hulst Gustaf, laborer, house Perry
Hult Adam, laborer, bouse Millbury, Q.
Hult Charles, laborer, house 7 Thenius
Hult John, armorer, 44 Central, b. 188 do.
Hult Olof, laborer, house Whipple
Hult Sven, clerk. Perry, house do.
Hultman Bror, clerk, boards 7 Elliott
Hultman Olof, wire worker, b. 98 Belmont
Humes Clarence A. driver. Hose No. 8, Web-
ster, h. 18 do. [60 Grove
Humes Lucien T. engineer, 84 Prescott, b.
Humes Willard J. clerk, 444 Main, bds. 156
Pleasant
HUMPHBET CHARLES W. paper-box
manuf. 42 Southbridge, h. 209 Pleasant
cor. No. Merrick. — Seepage 681
Humphrey Frank A. 42 Southbridge, house
28 Salem
Humphrey Lumen W. cutter, 152 South-
bridge, h. at Oxford [ave.
Humphrey William S. student, bds. 6 Park
Humphreys Cecilia, widow, h. 8 S. Irving
Humphreys Chas. H. helper, b. 55 Highland
Humphreys George I. engineer, Washburn
Machine Shop, house 55 Highland
Humphrys Augusta £. widow of Richard
G. E. boards 1 Harvard place
Hunnewell Eugene M. removed from city
Hunt Abigail Mrs. boards 824 Main
Hunt Alice, domestic, 14 Queen, b. do.
Hunt Amy E. seamstress, 476 Main, boards
8 Linden
Hunt Anna F. A. teacher, b. 210 Pleasant
Hunt Arthur B. rem'd to Waterbury, Conn.
Hunt Charles F. moulder, 52 Jackson, h. 800
Main [406 Main, b. 11 S. Russell
Hunt Charles P. messenger. City Nat. Bank,
Hunt Daniel £. machinist, 77 Foster, house
84 Orange
Hunt Eben P. laborer, Ash worth & Jones'
mill, boards Leicester, V. F.
Hunt Edward L. driver, 94 Grove, b. 79 do.
Hunt Fannie C. widow of Luther M. h. 464
Main [^tna
Hunt Frederick P. cutter, 619 Main, h. 26
Hunt George A. flirmer. City Farm, b. do.
Hunt George C. clerk, 259 Main, bouse 27
Fountain [85 Highland
Hunt George E. derk, 1 P. O. block, boards
Hunt Henry A. machinist, 28 Cypress, h. 81
Columbia [tine, b. 20 Clarkson
Hunt James, policeman. Station 2, Lamai^
Hunt James W. money order clerk. Post-
Office, boards 191 Pleasant
Hunt John, laborer, house 8 Redding coort
Hunt John A. woolen mannf. h. lielcester,
V. F. [Gleir
Hunt John E. yeast, 7 Pleasant, hoase r. 26
Hunt Jonathan A. machinist, 122 Gold, h. 19
Gardner [school, b. 210 Fleasant
Hunt Josephine A. teacher, Wlnslow street
Hunt Julian A. finisher, Leicester n. Lud-
low, boards Leicester, V. F.
Hunt Lizzie M. married to Louis H. Medbnry
Hunt Lewis A. overseer, 31 N. Foster, b. 6
Chandler
Hunt Marcus B. driver, house 14 Crown
Hunt Martin, laborer, house 18 Ellsworth
Hunt Mary 8. widow of David, hoase 210
Pleasant [caster
Hunt Nellie F. seamstress, boards 14 Lao-
Hunt Phillips ( Sogers, SouthgaleA Co.jy 588
Main, house 11 South Russell
Hunt Walter J. wireworker, 94 Grove, h.
68 do. [27 FottoUin
Hunt Walter L. teamster. 2 Cherry, boards
Hunt Warren £. machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
19 Sycamore
Hunt William N. mason, boards 15 Maple
Hunt William N. Mrs. house 6 Wlnslow
Hunt William T. removed to Auburn
Hunter Bellville R. barber, 1 Millbury, bds.
101 Green [change
Hunter John, wire drawer, house 128 Kz-
Hunting Fred. M. removed fkx>m city
Hunting Leonard, wood carver, 15 Union,
house Central ave. near Brooks
Huntington Alice, artist, 492 Main, boards
at Cambridge [Pearl
Huntington William R. clergyman, house 61
Huntley Charles R. clerk, 188 Main, house
192 Lincoln [r. 178 Chandler
Huntley James, moulder, 57 Green, boards
Huntley Robert, removed to Leicester
Huot Elwin S. clerk, 97 Lamartine, house
60 Penn ave. [house 48 King
Huot F. Benjamin, machinist, 28 Webster,
Huot Napoleon P. produce, 159 Front, house
^ 24 Orient
Hnrd Charles, laborer, house 18 Larkin
Hurd Charles W. mason, house 8 Goaldlng
Hurd Hannah, widow of Thomas J. boards
Union ave. cor. Houghton ave.
Hurd Joel B. confectionery manufkcturer,
620 Main, house 468 Southbridge
Hurd Nathaniel F. collector, 650 Main, house
18 Belmont [house 146 Union ave.
Hnrd William J., Grafton st. omnibus lloe,
Hurford Jesse, carpenter, house 14 Ward
Hurlburt Fred. W. clerk, W., N. & R. R. B.
bds. 176 Main
Hurlburt George W. supt. W., N. & R. R. B.
80 Shrewsbury, house 29 Glen
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SOB BALDNJBSa AND ITA IDLING
OUT OS TMB MAIB>
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188
Horlbnrt William F. fireman, h. 7 Townsend
Harlbat Charles B. salesman, 480 Main, h.
68 Providence
Horlbnt Edwin H. (D. Cummings db Co.) 9
60 King, honse 176 Chandler
Horley Cassie C. milliner, boards 15 Irving
Harley Pornelins, polisher, 110 Green, house
12 Foyle
Harley Cornelius, laborer, house 46 Belle vue
Hurley Daniel, boot bottomer, 11 Water
Harley Daniel, laborer, honse 4 Ascension
Horley Ellen, tailoress, boards 60 Chandler
Horley James, laborer, 17 Soathgate, house
68 do. [51 Chandler
Harley James J. stove blacker, 458 Main, b.
Horley Jeremiah, laborer, house r. Millbury
n. R. R.
Horley John, laborer, house 85 Canterbury
Horley John, janitor Worcester Free Instt-
tate, house 56 N. Ashland [R. R., Q.
Horley John, laborer, boards r. Millbury n.
Hurley John, driver, 20 Grafton, h. 17 Beach
Harley John, haclcman, house 9 Slgel
Harley John F. plumber, 458 Main, boards
61 Chandler [Summer
Horley John J. baker, 215 Main, boards 41
Harley Lawrence, laborer, h. 51 Chandler
Harley Mary, widow of William, house 18
South Irving [Millbury
Harley Michael, laborer at gasworks, b. 155
Harley Patrick, hostler. Main c. Ripley, h.
Illinois n. Ripley [boards Cross
Hurley Patrick, clothing cleaner, 17 Carlton,
Hurley Patrick, laborer, house 8 Ascension
Harley Patrick, Jr. bartender, 99 Mechanic,
boards do.
Hurley Thomas, coachman, h. 18 Blossom
Harley Thomas, boot treer, 82 Austin, b. 60
Chandler
Hurley Thomas, laborer, bds. 228 Mechanic
Hurley Wm. saloon, 89 Mechanic, h. 98 do.
Hurley Wm. died Oct. 29, 1888, age 48
Horley William F. laborer, 196 Union, bds.
56 N. Ashland
Hurlin Peter, removed to Boston
Hursen William, teamster, 27 Lagrange', h.
£. Central
Hursbman Jacob, brass finisher, 42 South-
bridge, boards 6 Chatham [28 Hawley
Hurst Charles D. reedmaker, 112 Front, h.
Hurst Thomas, laborer, 17 Southp:ate, bds.
47 do. [at Boylston
Husband Wm. beltmaker, 87 Front, house
Huse Charles A. physician, 186 Austin, h. do.
Huse Geo. W. woodworker, 77 Foster, h.
32 Newbury [28 Chatham
Huse Scott W. woodworker, 196 Union, bds.
Huson Charles C. carpenter, b. 19 Congress
-Huson James A. carpenter, house 1 Sever
Huson Samuel, boards I Sever
Hutcheson James, salesman, 484 Main, bds.
12 Dewey
HDTCHINS C. HENRT & CO. tape and
suspender and garter web manuf^. 2
Allen ct. house 885 Main. — See page 678
Hutchlns Elastic Fabric Co. 2 Allen court
Hutchins Frederic L. clerk, W., N. &R. R.
B. 80 Shrewsbury, bouse 23 Highland
Hutchlns George F. supt. Knowles Loom
Works, 57 Jackson, house 12 Woodland
Hutchlns J. Gertrude, bookkeeper, 2 Allen
court,, boards 21 Benefit
Hutchlns Lucretla B. widow of Sam'l, bds.
Woodland place [21 Benefit
Hutchlns Oliver C. supt. 2 Allen ct. house
Hutchlns Wm. S. carpenter, b. 42 Portland
Hutchinson Andrew, saloon, 8 Thomas, h.
5 do. [Burncoat
Hutchinson Anna R. widow of John C. house
Hutchinson Benjamin E. harness maker, 161
Front, h. do.
Hutchinson Benj. W. salesman, h. 4 Castle
Hutchinson Charles H. machinist, 26 Salis-
bury, boards 9 Clinton
Hutchinson Eleazer L. baggage master, B.
6 A. R. R. house 70 Chandler
Hutchinson Elizabeth R. widow of Gerry,
h. 4 West [120 Austin
Hutchinson Hannah, widow of Timothy, h.
Hutchinson Henry B. teamster at tripe-
works, house Greenwood [Irving
Hutchinson John, laborer, boards 11 South
Hutchinson Nelson Mrs. dressmaker, 9 Clin-
ton, house do. [85 Cambridge
Hutchinson Robt. gardener, 1049 Main, h.
Hutchinson Walter, machinist, h. 4 Prloulx
Hutt Charles, removed troia city [Lunelle
Hutt John F. carpenter, 54 Jackson, house 6
Hutton John, cook, Bay State House, b. do.
Huxley Ellen, widow of George, house 409
Southbrldge
Huxley Geo. laborer, 65 Jackson, honse 80
Lafayette [Southbrldge
Huxley John, laborer, 65 Jackson, bds. 409
Huxley William, bootmaker, 11 Water, h.
80 Lafayette
Hybennet Napoleon, dentist, 387 Main, h. r.
Court House
Hyde Albert W. agent, h. 8 Lfncoln place
Hyde Amos S. machinist, 199 Chandler, bds.
4 Tufts
Hyde Arthur S., Washburn Car Wheel Co.
48 Grafton, boards 58 Pleasant
Hyde Cbas. blacksmith, h. 262 Pleasant
Hyde Daniel H. carpenter, h. 6 Downing
Hyde D. B. carpenter, house 171 Austin
Hyde Emma M. widow of James R. house
61 Myrtle
Hyde George M. clerk, boards 61 Myrtle
Hyde Jennie E. attendant, Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Hyland Daniel, laborer, 77 Foster, house 2
HIbernIa
HTLAND WILLIAM, mattress manufac-
turer and feather renovator, 18 Park, h.
20 Townsend. — See page 699
Hylund John T. clerk, 104 Front, boards 79
Summer [do.
Hynd Robert Y. salesman, 484 Main, b. 801
Hynes Catharine A. widow of John, house 8
Spruce
Hynes Dennis, heater, house 7 Blackstone
Hynes John A. wire worker, b. 8 Spruce
IDE Eleanor F. Mrs. boards 5 Crown
Igoe Patrick, helper, b. 80 Market
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Irolfth Peter O. clerk, 817 Main, Ms. Waldo
Honse
Ingalls Charles H. rem'd to Plattsbarg, N. Y.
Ingalls C. E. mason, honse 182 Chandler
Ingalls Dmmmond, ftirmer, b. 100 Vernon
F GALLS eUSTATUS W. & CO. organ-
reed manofs. 25 Hermon, honse 816
Main. — See page 688
Ingalls M. G. Mrs. boards 12 Hancock
Ingalls Walter G. organist, h. 816 Main
Ingell Fred. L. rem'd to Ayer Junction
Ingham 8. Annie, boards 8 Cottage
Ingraham Albert W. organ toner. 17 Her-
mon, house 6 Kingsbury
Ingraham Chester D. machinist, Hammond
near railroad, honse 690 Main
Ingraham Edward A. removed fh>m city
Ingraham Edward F. (Field db IngrahamJ^
11 Pleasant, boards 18 Lagrange
Ingraham Emory D. organ toner, 64 Her-
mon, hoose 18 Lagrange
Ingraham Louis A. organ toner, 64 Hermon,
boards 221 Pleasant
Ingraham Nathaniel H., Taber Organ Co. 64
Hermon, honse 862 Main [bory, b. do.
Ingraham Nellie L. mosic teacher, 6 Kin&rs-
Ingraharo Sewell S. cabinetmaker, 64 Her-
mon, h. 6 Valley [28 John
Ingram Nelson 8. machinist, 11 CypreHS, b.
Inman Elias W. machinist, 67 Jackson, h.
146 Aostin
Inman Francis H. (Pratt A Inman) ^ 17 Wash-
ington sq. h. 6 Pattlson
Inman John L. removed to Potnam, Conn.
Inman Wm. H. (PraU d Inman), 17 Wash-
ington sq. hoose 6 Pattison
Insorance Fire Patrol, 4 Barton place
Irish Annie, boards 15 Irving
Irish Henry 8. farmer, boards Plantation n.
Division [Mill, Tatnock
Irving John, picker tender, h. Pleasant near
Irving John, gardener, h. 78 Central
Ihahson Peller, wire plater, hoose Dryden
near Hemans
Isaksoii Carl, wlreworker, bds. 88 North
Isakson Isaac, wire drawer, h. 182 Prescott
Isham Lyman A. dresser tender, 82 Foster,
b. 29 Coral
Israel Abram, removed to Texas
Israel Lools, peddler, house 50 Winter
Ittel George, saloon, 55 Union, hoose do.
Jack Wm. regolator, 64 Hermon, b. 16 Irving
Jackson Aaron D. driver, h. 16 Pearl
Jackson Addison C tmckman, hoose 64
Shrewsbory
Jackson Alice, laondress, hoose 811 Main
Jackson Amos F. machinist, Hammond cor.
railroad, hoose 6 Newbury
Jackson Amsted, machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
39 N. Ashland [h. 24 Elliott
Jackson Andrew, watchman, 100 Prescott,
Jackson Annis, widow of Charles, boards 9
Warren [141 Sonthbrldge
Jackson Charles, cotter, r. 155 Front, hoose
Jackson Charles L. driver, b. 219 Pleasant
Jackson Dillman 8. painter, 1524 Main, h.
42 Downing
Jackson Dwight 8. boiler ooTering, rear M
8oothbridge. h. 18 Congress [h. do.
Jackson Ellen F. dressmaker, 27 Bmselt
Jackson Emma Mrs. washerwoman, b. r. 8
8pring [Maple
Jackson Frank P. carpenter, boards If
Jackson George M. baker, boards 6 Denny
Jackson Geo. W. foreman, 94 Grove, hoiiae
84 Wachnsett
Jackson Homer W. clerk, 827 Main, bds. 14
Dix [DiJt
Jackson H. Bradley, clerk, 827 Main, b. 14
Jackson H. E. removed fh>m city
Jackson James H. machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
24 Winter
Jackson Jane, laundress, h. 60 Mechanic
Jackson John, mason, honse 26 Winter
Jackson John T. tobacconist, h. 41 Ben^t
Jackson Joseph, principal Woodland street
shcool, honse Woodland cor. Klngnbaiy
Jackson Joseph P. lanndryman, 16 Waldo,
honse 1 Eden
Jackson Julia Mrs.boardlng-house, 168 Front
Jackson Julius W. blacking maker, honse 80
Abbott
Jackson Louisa, laundress, b. 60 Mechanic
Jackson Margaret, corset maker, b. 6 Denny
Jackson Martha M. widow of 8imon, honse
6 Denny
Jackson Mary, widow of John, h. 19 Larkin
Jackson Mary, widow of William, h. 9 Lily
Jackson Michael, bricklayer, b. 26 Winter
Jackson Michael, clerk, 68 Bloomingdale,
boards do.
Jackson Reuben, porter, 420 Main, honse 8
Howe [13 Vernon
Jackson Thomas, boot treer, 108 Front, h.
Jackson William B. clerk, 868 Main, house
11 Goulding
Jackson William E. carpenter, 196 Union,
h. 10 Fruit
Jacobi Otto, hairdresser, 418 Main, bds. 84
' Newbury [85 Benefit
Jacobs Arthur I. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
Jacobs Asa K. salesman, b. 1 Harvard pi.
Jacobs Benjamin, rem*d to Providence, R. I.
Jacobs Clarissa, widow of Simon T. house
15 Congress [17 Queen
Jacobs Henry, machinist, 67 Jackson, house
Jacobs John H. h. Lincoln c. Lincoln ave.
Jacobs Mitchell, laborer, h. 86 Blooming-
dale [Conn.
Jacobs Nathaniel 8. removed to New Haven,
Jacobs Reuben, peddler, h. 50 Winter
Jacobs William, printer, bds. 65 8alem
Jacobs William, painter, boards 78 Park
Jacobs William R. rem'd to 8prlngfleld, Vt.
Jacobson Carl, removed fk'om city
Jacobson Chas. G. laborer, house Stebbtns
c. Thenlus [North
Jacobson Enoch, wlreworker, boards 16
Jacobson Jacob, laborer, b. 10 Briden
Jacques Charles, machinist, 122 Gold, bds.
165 Foster [r. 176 Chandler
Jacques Henry, bootmaker, 60 King, house
Jacques John, machinist, 28 Webster, honse
45 do.
Jacques Joseph, laborer, house 85 North
PAMPHnP irr inTinXI for chapfmd HAUVHt tan, sunbubn,
\jA,mill\J]X 1\jCj L\)\ lUIN, far taieby JT, Q. HILL, 834 MjUN 8T.
WOftCEBTEU [J] DIRBCTORT.
185
Jaeqaes Hapoleon, physician and apothe-
cary, 186 Front, b. 87 Park [Harrison
Jaeqaes Napoleon L. bookkeeper, boards 89
TAtXtDES UR6EL9 carpenter and contrac-
O tor, Sa Cypreest hoaae 22 Orient.— i9e«
poffm 501
Jaeqaes William B. machinist, 76 Beacon, h.
7 Clinton
Jaeque9^ sse Jaquts [Orchard
Jaderberg Andrew G. wireworkert bds. 65
James Arthur, fbrmer at Elizabeth Flagg's,
Plasg near Salisbnry, bds. do.
Janaes Benjamin, woolen mannflsotnrer, at
JamesTlUe, h. Clover
James Charles, Airmer, bds. Pleasant cor.
Mower, Tatnnck
James Charles E. boot treer, 7 Washington
aqoare, boards 26 Washington [Anstln
James Clark W. shoecntter, 68 High, h. 165
James John K. machinist, house James
James Thomas, fltrmer at W. Lincoln's, h.
May c. Chandler
Jaoies Walter B. fkrmer, boards Clover
Jameson Albert J. toolmaker, 86 Foster, b.
80 Lincoln , [totion n. B. & A. B. R.
Jameson Hagh, laborer, Putnam lane, h.Plan-
Jameson John, weaver, bds. 97 Water
Jameson Julia, widow of Thomas, boards 85
Sllsworth [h. 125 Chandler
Jamieson Thomas H. painter, 95 Thomas,
Janes Annie 8. stitcher, 88 Front, boards 84
Orange
Janea Charles A. truckman, h. 45 Piedmont
Janea Edward L. packer, h. 2 Lin wood pi.
Janes Wm. A. clerk, 409 Main, b. 147 do.
Janea Wm. B. steamfitter, 80 Foster, house
78 Austin [55 Prospect
Jankins Wm. H. hairdresser, 488 Main, h.
Jannery Alfred J. clerk, 70 Front, bds. do.
Jannery J. Robert, apothecary, 70 Front,
boards do. [41 John
Janaen Christian, packer, 15 Union, house
Janson Andrew P. wire drawer, h. Prioulz
Janson Augusta, boards 255 MiUbnry
Janson Augnstin, carpenter, h. 68 Suffolk
Janson Charles, wireworker, b. 40 Hanover
Janson Erick, wireworker, 85 Union, h. r.
5 N. Ashland
Janson John, machinist, h. 2 Prioulz
Janson John, laborer, house 214 Millbury
Janson John P. galvanizer, b. 4 Onwald
Janson Lars Anton, laborer, h. 40 Hanover
Janson Nils, laborer, boards Taylor, Q.
Jansson Andrew O. organ maker, 9 May, b.
Ill Beacon [b. 28 Lodi
Jansson Andrns M. laborer. Junction shop,
Jansson Carl, wireworker, bds. 116 Lincoln
Jansson Ernest J. tuner, 25 Union, b. 11 Fox
Jansson Gustaf, laborer, house 5 Crescent
Jansson Oliver M. moulder, 92 Thomas, h.
55 Eastern av. [h. 11 Fox
Jansson Oscar W. organ maker, 25 Union,
Jansson Peter, removed to Boston
TAQUE8 BENJAMIN C. carpenter and con-
U tractor, 4 Winslow, h. 5 Ao.— See page
591
Jaques Noble E. machinist, 26 Salisbury, h.
lODlx
Jaques, ^ee Jacques [Lanartine
Jardine Oeorge H. weaver, Brussels, h. 132
Jarl6n Gustaf, laborer, house 68 Ward
Jarman Fred, weaver, Brnssels, boards 10
Chelsea
Jarman Oeorge, watchman, b. 12 Crompton
Jarpe Jacob, mason, boards 5 Worth
Javert Peter Frederick, heater, house 82
Belmont [Boylston ct.
Jay Herbert, machinist, 110 Green, house 8
Jefferds Charles H. removed to Providence,
R. I.
JEFFERDS JOHN ^. trlpeworks, rear
Greenwood n. P. & W. R. R. house
Greenwood opp. Upland. — Set page 555
Jefferson Adolphus D. armorer, 81 liermon,
bds. at MiUbnry [Franklin
Jefferson Ann, widow of Thomas, house 11
Jeiforson John H. finisher, bds. 11 Franklin
Jefferson Lewis N. armorer, 81 Herraon, b.
101 Chandler [den^, h. 14 Oak ave.
Jefferson Martin V. B. woolen mill (at Hol-
Jefferson Patrick H. removed ttom city
Jefferson Thomas W. finisher, b. 11 Franklin
Jeffrey John, extract manuf. house near
Summit station
J EFTS ARTHUR W. photographer, and
calcium lights, 852 Main, house 281
Pleasant. — See page HO^
Jefts Elmer F. bookkeeper, 10 £. Worcester,
b. 5 Townsend
JeA^ Emma A. clerk, 189 Pleasant, boards
6 Hudson fh. 5 Towusend
Jefts Frederick, sash mannf. 10 E. Worcester,
Jefts Mary P. teacher, high school, boards
5 Lagrange
Jefts Wheelock, carpenter, house 6 Hudson
Jenin John B. machinist, house 100 East
Worcester [76 do.
Jenison Henry S. engineer, 66 Grafton, h.
Jenison Otis £. woodworker, h. 77 Chandler
Jenison Otis E. Mrs. dressmaker, 77 Chand-
ler [Shrewsbury
Jenkins Alice E. artist, 492 Main, boards at
Jenkins Charles L. salesman, h. 16 Oak ave.
Jenkins Edwin, driver, 896 Main, house 5
Sudbury
Jenkins Elijah, weaver, Worcester Carpet
Co. house at Auburn [86 Cutler
Jenkins Frank S. peddler, 22 Wall, house
Jenkins George M. baker, house 2 Dewey
Jenkins George W. cutter, h. 8 Merrick
Jenkins Henry, overseer, Worcester Carpet
Co. house 168 Cambridge [9 Hermon
Jenkins Henry U. engraver, 65 Beacon, bds.
Jenkins James, teacher. Wore. Academy,
Providence, boards do.
Jenkins William, weaver, Brussels, house
Leicester near Gates lane
Jenkins William T. laborer, b. Mill, Tatnuck
Jenkinson Thomas, laborer, bds. 8 Foyle
Jenks Ellen A. widow of Wm. N. house 88
Woodland [17 Tlrrell
Jenks Frank L. machinist, 28 Webster, h.
Jenks Had win B. clerk, 4 Waldo, house 21
Sycamore
JENKS HORACE L. concrete paver, bds.
17 TiTTuW.—See page 578
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
211 TUEMOST aTBJBBT,
BoaroN.
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WORCESTER [J] DIRECTORY.
Jenks T. Spencer, foreman, 103 Front, house
14 Crown [188 Austin
Jenks Walter H. cntter, 108 Front, boards
Jennings Elizabeth B. widow of John, house
8 Lin wood place
JENNINGS HENRT J. nickel plater, 18
tl Mechanic, h. 5 Sycamore. — See page 676
Jennings James F. card maker, 246 South-
bridge, boards Hose No. 7, Lamartine
Jennings John P. laborer, b. 8 Linwood pi.
Jennings Peter T. boot treer, 60 King, house
rear 176 Chandler [b. 8 Linwood pi.
Jennings William J. machinist, 95 Thomas,
Jennison Catharine A. house 14 William
Jennison George, flsh, 84 Green, house 40
Harrison
Jennison Hobart N. driver, house 1 Earle
Jennison Lucia N. teacher, Thomas street
school, boards 6 Kilby
Jennison Phebe A. boards 19 Oxford
Jennison Samuel S. (Wood^ Jennison A Co.)^
Hammond comer B. B. house 6 Kilby
Jeppson John, supt. 41 Water, house 82 Fox
Jeppsson Peter, coachman, 274 Main, boards
66 Thomas ' [62 Exchange
Jepson Lyman B. engineer, 81 Mulberry, b.
Jem berg Andrew, blacksmith, 110 Green, h.
18 Endlcott [chine Shop, h. Sunnyside
Jernberg John, blacksmith, Wsshburn Ma-
Jernberg Per Elias, wireworker, boards rear
182 Prescott
Jernberff Peter A. laborer, house 8 Oswald
Jerome Edward, hostler, boards 60 Union
Jerome Edward, machinist, 110 Green, house
22 Lagrange [Gouldlng
Jerome Henry, foreman, 149 Front, house 12
Jerome Joseph, hostler, 20 Market, house 50
Union [h. 18 Columbia
Jerome Nelson, blacksmith, 170 Mechanic,
Jerome Paul, driver, 5 Franklin, house rear
15 Gold [18 Columbia
Jerome William H. machinist, 110 Green, b.
Jerrold, see Gerould
Jesiljus Per A. galvanizer, bds. 5 Thenlus
Jette Joseph, wheelwright, 278 Southbrldge,
house 118 Lamartine [27 Houghton
Jewell Frank B. foreman, 9 Barton place, h.
Jewell Blchard L. lamplighter, house 21
Townsend
Jewett Albert D. telegrapher, b. 51 Salem
Jewett Eben, foreman, 94 Grove, h. Uolden
near Ctiester
Jewett George A. overseer, h. 3 Chandler
Jewett John H. business manager Evening
Gazette, 890 Main, house 62 William
Jewett J. H«nry, wire drawer, house Holden
near Chester [Chester
Jewett Warren C. farmer, house Holden n.
Jillson Clark, Justice First District Court,
Southern Worcester, house 9 Garden
Jillson Cyra M. machinist, 57 Jackson, house
159i Southbrldge [9 Salem
Jillson Eva O. Mrs. corsets, 508 Main, house
Jillson Frank, stioecutter, 68 High, house
9 Salem
Jillson Franklin C. student, bds. 9 Garden
Jillson Orison, machinist, 57 Jackson, house
163 Southbrldge
Jodoin Arthur, painter, house 12 Franklin
Jodoin Ernest, wireworker, b* 7 Lamartiue
Jodoin Peter, moulder, rear 25 Hermon, h.
28 JeiTerson
Johannes Olsen, wireworker, house 18 Pink
Johansen Olayes, armorer, 44 Central, house
66 Thomas [29 Eastern avenue
Johanson Anton, laborer, 44 Central, boards
Johanson Charles, armorer, b. 9 N. Ashland
Johanson Harry, armorer, 44 Central, h.
188 Summer
Johanson Johan A. laborer, h. 228 MUlbury
Johanson Katrina, domestic, 14 Qneen
Johansson Arvid, armorer, 44 Central, house
165 Washington
Johansson Carl O. shoemaker, bds. r. 29 Dlx
Johnson Albert S. finisher, 108 Front, house
8 Blossom
JOHNSON ALEXANDER H. ft CX>. (&^
M Wilson), whitewaahers' and carpet
cleaners, 26 Elliott and 69 Central, house
69 Central.— ^ee page 588
Johnson Alice E. teacher, Diz street school,
bds. 12 John [House, bds. do.
Johnson Alphonso D. waiter, Bay State
Johnson Andrew, carpenter, h. 4 Illinois
Johnson Andrew, laborer, W., N. & R. R. R.
house 4 Leland ct. [r. 45 Prospect
Johnson Andrew, machinist, 44 Central, h.
Johnson Andrew P. laborer, h. 21 Washburn
Johnson Ann L. widow of Moses 8. house
19 Merrick
Johnson Anna S. domestic, 184 Main
Johnson Anton E. wireworker, b. 80 Elliott
Johnson August, laborer, house 6 Ellswortii
Johnson Benjamin C. junk, h. 165 Millbnry
Johnson Carl, laborer, boards 228 MlUbuir
Johnson Carl, wire drawer, boards Whittier
near Prioulz
Johnson Carrie M. L. weaver, b. 70 Chandler
Johnson Charles, laborer, h. 891 MUlburj
Johnson Charles, galvanizer, house Stebbins
cor. Thenius [ave.
Johnson Charles A. milkman, bds. 296 Psrk
Johnson Charles C. coachman, h. 1^ Davis
Johnson Charles C. machinist, bds. at L. L.
Johnson's, Tatnuck
Johnson Charles E. wireworker, house 5
Eastern ave. [Whipple
Johnson Charles J. laborer, b. MUlbury opp.
JOHNSON CHARLES P. stair builder, cab-
inetmaker and turner, Foster c. Bridge,
house 8 Oberlin. — Seepage 579
Johnson Charles R. lawyer, 8 P. O. block,
house 12 William
JohuHon Charles W. driver. Steamer No. 1
Hose, 10 Bigelow ct. house 120 Front
Johnson Christian, laborer, h. Chamberlain
court
Johnson Christian N. wireworker, house
Sigourney n. North [Mill, Tatnuck
Johnson Clark, farmer, hou^e Pleanaut cor.
Johnson E. Helen, copyist, b. Salisbury near
Park avenue [Greenwood
Johnson David, laborer at gristmill, Q. h.
JOHNSON DAYID, teas, produce, butter,
cheese, etc. 1 Summer, bds. 175 Lincoln.
— See page 551
FOR PLEASURE DRIVES,
CONSVLT THE
MRMOTOET,
WOSOE0TEK [ Jl DIRBCrORT.
187
Johnflon David H. clerk, b. 22i Pleasant
Johnson Edward, tailor, 410 Main, boards 7
Layard place
Johnson Edward £. agent, B., B. & G. R. B.
freight house, hoase 5 Ooolding
Johnson Edward £. student, b. 88 William
Johnson Edward P. salesman, h. 13 Layard
place [Crystal
Johnson Edwin, clerk, 17 Leicester, bds. 8
Johnson Edwin £. machinist, 19 Church, b.
8 Chatham [Pleasant
Johnson Eli, watchman, house Mill near
Johnson Elmore F. clerk, 420 Main, boards
1 Cottage
Johnson Brick, removed f^om city [land
Johnson Ernest M. teamster, house 41 High-
Johnson Eugene E. machinist, 1 Coes sq. h.
57 Mill
Johnson Eunice, widow, boards 50 Orange
Johnson Evaline 8. seamstress, b. 24 Crown
Johnson £. Baxter, farmer, h. Mower near
city line, Tatnuck [h. 6 Belknap
Johnson Frank B. moulder, 149 Washington,
Johnson Frederick, boards 19 Fulton
Johnson Fred, laborer, boards Mlllbury, Q.
Johnson Fred. A. removed from city
Johnson Frederick D. driver, 96 School, h.
81 Summer [22 Portland
Johnson Fred. W. clerk, 41 Park, boards
Johnson George A. Japanner, h. 20 Abbott
Johnson George A. laborer, b. 7 BnffUm
Johnson George E. removed from city
Johnson Gustaf, laborer, boards Millbury, Q.
Johnson Gustaf, armorer, 44 Central, b. 110
Union
Johnson Gustave F. laborer at Jamea Dra-
per's, house Hunt near Shrewsbury
Johnson Hannah M. widow of Nathaniel k.
h. 296 Park ave.
Johnson Hannibal A. (J. H, Clarke <£ Co.j,
858 Main, honse 24 Fruit [22 Portland
Johnson Harrison W. stitcher, 82 Austin, h.
Johnson Hattie L. attendant, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Johnson Henry, carpet cleaner, h. 64 John
Johnson Henry, weaver, Brussels, house 167
Cambridge [bridge, b. 16 Maple
Johnson Henry B. bookkeeper, 548 South-
Johnson Ida W. honse 78 Hanover
JOHNSON IYER & CO. pistol manufs. and
nickel platers, 44 Central, house 27
Catharine c. Windsor. — Seepage 651
Johnson James, wire inspector, h. 6 Wade
Johnson James J. helper, rear 64 Thomas,
boards Sutton lane
Johnson James J. jr. coachman, h. 72 John
Johnson James M. provisions, 17 Leicester,
h. 8 Curtis [Summer
Johnson James T. watchman at Jail, b. 185
Johnson Johan F. blacksmith, 42 Gardner,
h. 55 Eastern ave. [Hunt n. R. R.
Johnson John, butcher, Putnam lane, house
Johnson John, wlreworker, house 12 Carroll
Johnson John, wlreworker, 85 Union, house
29 Dlx [56 Central
Johnson John A. tailor, 476 Main, boards
Johnson John C. medicines, bds. 68 South-
bridge
Johnson John C. wlreworker, h. 80 Elliott
Johnson John E. fireman, house 78 Green
Johnson Jonas, machinist. Junction shop, h.
51 Lafayette [b. at Shrewsbury
Johnson Joseph B. machinist, 26 Salisbury,
Johnson Joseph H. teamster, 55 Central, b.
69 do. [Curtis
Johnson Jotham, clerk, 17 Leicester, bds. 8
Johnson Julia M. Mrs. nurse, b. 4 Clinton
Johnson Julius P. (L, Johnson A Son), 838
Main, boards 12 John [Belmont
Johnson Karl, foreman, 94 Grove, boards
Johnson Lars F. laborer, h. 412 Mlllbury
Johnson Levi & Son (J, P. John eon J,
watches. Jewelry, etc. 888 Main, house
12 John. [Mill, Tatnuck
Johnson Levi L. machinist, 64 School, house
Johnson Lorentz, gardener, h. 40 Hanover
Johnson Louis, wlreworker, b. 1 Slgourney
Johnson Louis, polisher, 44 Central, boards
29 Franklin
Johnson Ludwlg, wlreworker, b. 58 Main
Johnson Luther, painter, 222 Main. bds. 56
Union [Sutton lane n. Fremont
Johnson Margaret, widow of Peter, house
Johnson Mary H. Mrs. laundress, 71 Cen-
tral, h. do. [57 Hanover
Johnson Mauritz, upholsterer, 855 Main, h.
Johnson Moses S. died April 17, 1888, age 56
Johnson Nathan S. house 25 Queen
Johnson Nils C. wlreworker, h. 88 Union
Johnson Nils P. wlreworker, h. 186 Prescott
Johnson Olaf, wlreworker, bds. 86 Lincoln
Johnson Olaf, sinker, h. 2 Oswald [12 Larch
Johnson Oren A. policeman, City Hall, h.
Johnson Otto, wlreworker, b. 59 Grove
Johnson Peter, organ maker, 9 May, b. 51
Kingsbury
Johnson Phila, died Feb. 16, 1888, age 84
Johnson Prudentia, h. 4 No. Merrick
Johnson Richard, liquors, 29 Spring, h. 5
Columbia [Mechanic n. viaduct
Johnson Robert, laborer, 151 Main, boards
Johnson Robert H. truckman, h. 2 Howe
Johnson Samuel E. car Inspector, W., N. &
R. R. R. h. 81 Orient [201 Summer
Johnson Samuel S. clerk, 162 Front, house
Johnson Sarah A. clerk, 290 Main, bds. 15
Sudbury
Johnson Selma, domestic, 238 Main
Johnson Theodore S. lawyer, and clerk of
courts. South Court House, b. Bay State
House [nut, h. 828 Pleasant
Johnson Theodore W. coachman, 17 Chest-
Johnson Theodore W. farmer, h. Salisbury
n. Park ave. [h. 15 Stafford
Johnson Theophilus B. foreman, 25 Union,
Johnson Thomas, farmer, Bumcoat n. Mill-
brook, b. do. [h. 85 Cambridge
Johnson Thomas H. machinist, 1 Coes sq.
Johnson Thomas R. beds, b. 28 Merrick
Johnson Wallace C. student, bds. 40 West
Johnson William, sea captain, h. 18 Mendon
Johnson William, shoemaker, 68 High, bds.
2 Hinds ct. [b. 21 Gardner
Johnson William A. machinist, 26 Salisbury,
Johnson William D. N. clerk, 148 Grafton,
b. 6 Wall
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TBSarONT STREET,
BOSTON,
'•J
188
WOKCE8TER [J] DISBOTQST.
Johnson Wm. H. policeman, City Hall, h.
9 Frnlt [10 Barton pi. h. 80 Piedmont
Johnson William M. (Johnson ^ Knibbsj,
Johnson Wm. P. boot packer, 82 Austin, h.
18 Congress [408 Main, h. 80 Chatham
Johnson William W. ( Ware, PraU A Co,)*
Johnson & Bassett (Joseph M. Baasett),
machinery, 186 Union
Johnson & Knibbs ( W. M. Johnson and J.
FT. Knibbs), stable, 10 Barton pi.
Johnson, see Janson, Jansson, Johanson
Johnston Benjamin F. machinist, 18 Cypress,
h. 88 Hollywood [4 8. Rnssell
Johnston Fred. E. loom fixer, % Allen ct. h.
Johnston Margaret, nurse, b. 5 Benefit
Johnston Wm. H. foreman at W. W. Cook's,
h. 9 Woodland
Jollins Edward, fireman, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, bds. do. ^
Jollins Joseph, baker, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Joly Alexander, laborer, 17 8outhgate, h.
22 Millbury [22 Millbury
Jolly Peter, painter, 71 Mechanic, boards
Jolly Alexander, jr. painter, 18 Madison, h.
5 Lunelle [Washburn
Jones Albert, weaver, Brussels, boards 5
Jones Albert A. driver, 27 Myrtle, bds. do.
Jones Alpheus H. driver. Hook & Ladder No.
2, bds. Prescott
Jones Alvin J. driver, 15 Market, b. 208 Main
Jones Benjamin F. rem'd to Providence, R I.
Jones Catharine Mrs. nurse, h. 271 Millbury
Jones Charles B. boot sider, 60 King, h. 21
Larch [186 Prescott
Jones Dnniel F. engineer, 94 Qrove, house
Jones Edward (Ashworth A Jones), Leices-
ter, h. Leicester near city line
Jones Edward, carpenter, 68 High, h. 20
Piedmont [88 Prospect
Jones Edward 8. clerk, 542 Main, boards
Jones Emeline E. widow of William, bds. 9
Benefit
Jones Frank A. clerk, b. 14 Piedmont
Jones Frank B. sawyer, 19 Cypress, house 8
Houchin ave. [Kendall
Jones Frank R. clerk, 550 Main, boards 29
Jones Fred W. fireman, boards 9 Cutler
Jones George, weaver, Brussels, house 9
Cheever [h. 14 do.
Jones George R. stable, rear 18 Piedmont,
Jones George W. carpenter, h. 149 Grafton
Jones Hannah, widow of Luke, b. 76 Front
Jones Henry P. mason, h. 54 Ward
Jones Herbert A. subscription agent, 886
Main, h. 156 Park ave.
Jones Horace A. moulder, 65 Jackson, h.
8 Houchin ave.
Jones Isaac N. rem'd to Florida [rick
Jones Isaac N. cutter, 566 Main, h. 15 Mer-
Jones James, burnisher, 68 High, bds. 46
Winter [man
Jones James H. engineer, Pitt, h. 81 Sher-
Jones John C. armorer, 81 Hermon, h. 640
Southbridge
Jones John D. E. supt. of agencies, State
Mutual Life Assurance Co. 240 Main, h.
104 Providence
Jones John P. (P, BUMMl A Oo.)^ 61 Jadk-
son, h. 9 Benefit
Jones Joseph, moulder, 149 Washington, h.
2Batchelder [161 Pleuant
Jones Josiah N. blacksmith, 178 Union, h.
Jones I^vi J. asst. snpt. fire alarm tele-
graph, 10 Bigelow ct. b. 57 Waslilogton
Jones Lyman A. boards 188 Summer
Jones Maggie, attendant, Wor. Lunatic Hos-
pital, Belmont, b. do. [Uotl
Jones Mary, widow of George, h. r. 22 Sl-
Jones Mary, widow, h. 57 Gold
Jones Mary E. laundress, h. 28 Elliott
Jones Mendel, clerk, b. 18 School [Fro^»ect
Jones Miriam P. widow of Willard, honse 88
Jones Myron P. machinist, 54 Jackson, b.
50 Beacon [Ellsworth
Jones Nathaniel, machinist, 110 Green, h. 28
Jones Nelson W. stable, 81 Waldo, bds. 906
Main [29 Kendall
Jones Rachel, widow of William B. bds.
Jones Ralph F. machinist, 57 Jackson, bds.
9 Hermon [school, h. 88 Prospect
Jones Rebecca, teacher. State Normal
Jones Robert, engineer, 149 Washington, h.
2 Batchelder [cott
Jones Robert, laborer, h. Millbury c Endi-
Jones Samuel A. house 188 Summer
Jones Samuel P. laborer, b. 271 BCiUbnry
Jones Scott B. rem'4 to Sutton
Jones Sylvester, moulder, 65 Jackson, house
56 Myrtle [Myrtle
Jones Sylvester Mrs. boarding-hoose, 56
Jones Thomas, weaver, Brussels, house 16
Holmes
Jones Timothy, laborer, house 46 Winter
Jones William, boltmaker, 11 Cypress, bds.
10 Charles [88 Orange
Jones William, machinist, 186 Union, house
Jones William, moulder, 77 Foster, boards
2 Batchelder [25 Houghton
Jones William E. canvasser, 184 Main, h.
Jones William H. canvasser, 291 Main, h. at
Millbury [R. boards 208 Main
Jones William H. engineer, B., B. & G. B.
Jones William H. fireman, B., B. & Q. R. B.
boards 174 Lincoln
Jones Winifred, clerk, 62 Front, b. 19 SIgel
Jordan Alexander H. tinsmith, 609 Main, h.
48 Portland [1 School
Jordan Andrew J. moulder, 87 Gold, boardu
Jordan Arlnda A. widow of Alonzo P. h. 46
Lincoln [h. at MlUbory
Jordan Frank, wrenchmaker, 4 Leicester,
Jordan Fred. A. bookkeeper, 198 Front, b.
810 Park ave. [house do.
Jordan George A. physician, 46 Myrtle,
Jordan George W. machinist, 161 Union, h.
4 Wayne [house 22 Liberty
Jordan James E. waiter. Bay State House,
Jordan John 8. woodworker, 15 Union, bds.
98 Main
JORDAN JOHN W. stoves, tinware and
gas fixtures, 609 and 611 Main, house 98
Woodland. — See page 612
Jordan Joseph, brakeman B. & A. R. B. h.
9 Grand st. ct.
Jordan Mary Mrs. house 20 Jefferson
WOMCJB8TJBBB DIMBCTOMT ABBOAJ>. The Worcester 2>lre0tory in hepi en fiie f^
conattltati^n 6y the pubiie in all the large eMes of the eomtlnr.
WOBOSmBB IJEl] X>niBCTOBT»
189
JorduB P. Henry, wool Boiter, BniMeU,bd0.
8 Chelsea
Jordan 8amoel» currier^ 19 Wathlogton sq.
h. SO Clarkson [8 Bloasom
Jordan William A. machinist, 19 Charch, h.
Jordan WlUlam 8. agent, Worcester Steam
and Gas Pipe Woite, 198 Front, house
810 Park aTe. [16 Thomas
JorneiaoD Christian, armorer, 44 Central* b.
Joseph John, tailor, house 77 Madison
Joaley Kose B. widow of Joseph G. boards
686 Main [at Aobnm
Joalin Heiekiah C. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
JmSHUH LCTI 9. k GO. (H. J. KmdMh
woolen rags, 8 Bigelow ct. b. at N. P.
Gates', Pleasant, Tatnnck.-*jS!MiNi^< 668
Joalyn Ansel W. (L. P. Forlmah A Co.), 181
Union, h. Grand c. Cristy
Joalyn Bei^Jamln F« inventor, h. 89 Clifton
Joalyn Bei^amln F. Jr. derk, 818 Main, bds.
88 Clifton
Joalyn Bertha* heelmaker, boards 198 Front
Joalyn Milton H. model maker, 88 Webster,
bds. 89 ailton
Joslyn Sumner R. foreman, h. 1 Agricultural
Joalyn Warner H. carpenter, h. 886 Chandler
Jonrdan Chas. E. clerk, 866 Main, house 20
Charlton
JOURBAll WM« H.. Green street coal
yard, office, 866 Main, b. 778 do.— i90e
flrant caver [772 do.
Jonrdan William 8. derk, 866 Main, house
Joy Anna M. milliner, 812 Main, boards 24
Chandler
Joyce Ann, widow of John, house 10 Briden
Joyce Ann E. widow of Martin, h. 18 Cross
Joyce Bridget, widow of James, house 8
Fallon's sq. [Ward
Joyce Catharine, widow of Peter, house 17
Joyce Christopher, laborer, 171 Union, h.
4 Slgonmey
Joyce Edward, laborer, h. r. 116 E. Central
Joyce Edward W. armorer, 44 Central, bds.
r. 116 E. Central
Joyce Frank, laborer, house 9 Hlbemla
Joyce James, laborer, 48 Grafton, boards 8
Fallon's sq.
Joyce James, died Dec 6, 1888, age 70
Joyce James, boot treer, house 89 Vernon
Joyce James H. soda and mineral water
manuf. 86 Southbrldge, house 95 Park
Joyce John, carpenter, house 18 Eodlcott
Joyce John, laborer, boards 97 Water
Joyce John, hostler, house 16 So. Irving
Joyce John, laborer, house 20 Heory
Joyce John, machinist, 84 Prescott, boards
106 Southbrldge
Joyce John F. died Jan. 18, 1888, age 88
Joyce John F. packer, 866 Main, house 18
BIsmark
Joyce Kate, widow of James, h. 89 Barclay
Joyce Maggie, cook, boards 16 Bridge
Joyce Mary, teacher, boards 18 Eudicott
Joyce Mary M. domestic, 9 Mechanic
Joyce Michael, driver, house 199 Shrewsbury
Joyce Patrick, laborer at tripe works, h. r.
Greenwood n. do.
Joyce Patrick, laborer, boards 8 Fallon's sq.
Joyce Patrick, laborer, honse 17 Cross
Joyce Richard F. carpenter, house 88 North
Ashland [bridge
Joyce Thomas, bootmaker, boards 61 8ouu«
Joyce Thomss, laborer, h. 66 E. Worcester
Joyce Thomas, laborer, b. 106 Southbridge
Joyce Thomas W. polisher, 44 Gentral« bds.
r. 1 16 E. Central
Joyce Timothy, stralgbtener, 14 Blooming-
dale, h. 4 Winter [17 Ward
Joyce Walter J. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
Joyce William J. moulder, 66 Jackson, bds.
18 Cross [Ascension
Joyce — — Mrs. firult canner, honse 8
Juch Joseph, armorer, 48 Gardner, h. 484
Southbrldge [boards do.
Jodd Henry B. hostler, 608 Southbridge,
Judge Andrew, machinist, 88 N. Foster, h.
8 Pqnd [Temple
Judge Catharine, widow of James, house 17
Judge Domlnick, laborer, house 89 Ward
Judge Eliza, boards 89 Ward [Newbury
Judge Eugene, moulder, r. 86 Hermon, b. 49
Judge James, laborer, b. r. Mlllbury n. B.,
B., Q. [Q.
Judge John, laborer, h. r. Mlllbury a. B. R.,
Judge Maiy Mrs. boards 10 Brown
Judge Mary, widow of Martin, h. r. Mlll-
bury n. R. R., Q.
Judge Mary E. boards 8 Pond [Pond
Judge Michael, helper, 96 Thomas, boards 8
Judge Michael, removed to St. Louis, Mo.
Judge Patrick H. watchman, h. 88 Ellsworth
Judge Patrick J. printer, 47 Main, b. 18 Dlz
Judge Thomas, boot treer, 88 Austin, h. 10
Brown [8 Pond
Judge Thomas, laborer, 96 Thomas, boards
Judge Thomas, laborer, boards 89 Ward
JUNCTION FOUNDRY 00. 66 Jackson.—
See page 667
Junction shop, between Jackson and Her-
mon n. railroad [Salem
Juneau Cleophas, tailor, 484 Main, bds. 7
Kablet Arnold, foreman, 66 Jackson, h.
7 Allen [bds. 7 Allen
Kabley Charles A. photographer, 845 Main,
K%elber Frederick J. baker, 78 Lamartlne,
boards do.
Kahle Gottlieb, removed fjrom city
Kalaher Helena M. teacher, Quinslgamond
school, bds. 77 Austin
Kalaher Thomas, driver, h. 5 Houlihan pi.
Kalat Gustavus, botcher, Putnam lane, house
rear Plantation corner B. & A. R. R.
Kaleher Ellen, widow of Michael, h. 11 Hill
Kaleher Michael, died Dec. 31, 1888
Kaleher, see Kellher, Kelleher and Kelllher
Kaller Eric J. wire worker, h. 184 Prescott
Kalling August, machinist, house 49 Ward
Kampe Edward R. bellows maker, boards
267 ParkJivenue
Kane Andrew, shoemaker, h. 41 Penn ave.
Kane Ann, died Sept. 16, 1888, age 76
Kane Bernard F. cutter, 108 Front, house
855 Cambridge
Kane Bridget, house 11 Lodl
Kane Bridget, boards 164 Mechanic
UEUOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TBBMOKT BTRMBT,
BOSTON.
190
WOBOBSTER ' [TT] dUkeotobt.
Kaue Catheiine Mrs. hone^e 28 Lodi
Kane Charles, machinist, 1 Coes sq. boards
Lovell near Coes square
Kane Daniel, removed to S6. Framlngham
Kane Ellen, widow of James, h. 54 Oxford
Kane Frank J. laborer, 77 Foster, boards 42
East Worcester [10 Union ave.
Kane George B. machinist, 110 Green, house
Kane James, brakeman, h. 2 Moran's court
Kane John, laborer, house 24 Douglas
Kane John', laborer, houe}e 17 Suffolk
Kane John, wiredrawer, house r. 81 Slgel
Kane John, laborer, 60 Bloom ingdale, bds.
9 Lafayette
Kane John, removed firom city
Kane John, moulder, 100 May, house 101 do.
Kane John, blacksmith, 1 Coes square, house
Lovell near Coes square [Union ave.
Kane Lawrence, grading and sodding, h. 44
Kane Martin, engineer. City Works, Salem,
bds. 85 Canterbury [avenue
Kane Martin, moulder, 100 May, h. 874 Park
Kaue Martin, laborer, 87 Gold, house 58 do.
Kane Mary, heelmaker, 18 Mechanic, house
46 Trumbull
Kane Mary, cook, 9 Mechanic, b. 54 Oxford
Kane Mary, widow of Timothy, b. 28 Lodi
Kane Mary A. teacher, Providence street
school, b. 9 Grace [E. Worcester
Kane Michael, laborer, 77 Foster, house 42
Kane Michael, roller, house 14 Norfolk
Kane Michael F. clerk, boards 128 Summer
Kane Michael H. clerk, Worcester Gas Light
Co. 11 Foster, boards 44 Union avenue
Kane Michael J. carpenter, 171 Union, bds.
78 Canterbury [128 Summer
Kane Michael J. clerk, 151 Central, boards
Kane Morris, farmer. Main c. Ripley, house
Illinois opposite Ripley [do.
Kane Owen, fancy goods, 87 Lamartine, h.
Kane Owen M. house 2 Kane's court
Kane Patrick, boot bottomer, 7 Washington
square, house 2 Wood square
Kane Patrick, laborer, 68 Washington square,
house 14 Groton place
Kane Patrick, laborer, boards 11 Suffolk
Kane Patrick, laborer, 87 Gk)ld, house 66
Lamartine [Belknap
Kane Patrick, machinist, 140 Union, boards 4
Kane Patrick, doormaker, 171 Union, house
96 Canterbury [96 Canterbury
Kane Patrick F. carpenter, 171 Union, bds.
Kane Robert, removed ftom city
Kane Thomas, laborer, 87 Gold, h. 6 Gold
street court [n. Orient
Kane Thomas, driver, 82 Green, h. Thorne
E^ne Thomas F. blacksmith, B., B. & G.
R. R: repair shop, house 17 So. Irving
Kane Timothy, moulder, 149 Washington, b.
20 Winter
Kane William F. laborer, bds. 18 Assonet
Kane Mrs. widow, b. 892 Southbrldge
Kane, see Caine [6 Coes
Kanouse George H. varnisher, 22 Mill, house
Kanouse Jacob, Japanner, h. 241 Chandler
Kasparlan Harootuln, ftruit stand, Front near
viaduct, b. Brown cor. Grace [Lodi
Kauke Ernest, laborer, 57 Jackson, house 81
Kavaliagh Daniel, monlder, 77 Foster, hoane
14 Brackett court
Kavanagh James, machinist, b. 46 Arllngfeon
Kavanagh John S. wireworker, 86 Union, b.
89i Canterbury [46 Arliogton
Kavanagh Mary, widow of Michael, house
Kavanagh Mary E. teacher, Lamartine street
school, boards 46 Arlington
Kavanagh, see Cavanangh and Cavanou^
Kavanaugh Dennis, wireworker, 85 Union,
boards 6 Armory ct. [6 Armory d.
Kavanaugh Geo. picker, Pakachoag^ Mill, h.
Kavanaugh Geo. J. weaver, b. 6 Armory et.
Kavanaugh Peter, wireworker, boards 6
Armory court
Keables Harris N. removed firom city
Kean Appleton, machinist, 14 Union, house
at Holden
Kean Charles, file grinder, b. 4 Fallon's sq.
Kean Charles M. carpenter, boards 9 Bluff
Kean Grace, widow of Wm. h. 4 Fallon's sq.
Kean M&rla, widow of Michael, h. 9 Bloff
Kean Mary A. married to James Early
Kean Sarah E. Mrs. nurse, bds. 1 Leicester
Kean William J. foreman, house 8 Blnff
Keaney Bartholomew, blacksmith, W., N. &
R. B. R. repair shop, house 95 E. Central
Keaney Bartholomew, laborer, . boards rear
Mlllbury near R. R.
Keaney Henry, moulder, 188 Mechanic, bds.
50 Green
Keaney James, wireworker, hoase rear Hill-
bury n. R. R. [B. B.
Keaney John, laborer, h. r. Mlllbury near
Keaney John, laborer, b. r. Mlllbury n. B. R-
Keaney Michael, laborer, house r. Mlllbary
n. R. R. [n. R. R., Q-
Keaney Patrick, laborer, h. rear Millbniy
Keaney Patrick, laborer, boards r. Mlllbury
near R. R., Quinsig.
Kearin Cornelius, butcher, Putnam lane, b.
Hunt n. Shrewsbury
Kearney Bridget, widow of Michael, bds. 1
Woodward court
Kearney Catherine, widow of John, boards 9
Lafayette [Central
Kearney James, helper, 161 Union, house G8
Kearney James, laborer, h. 9 Lafayette
Kearney John, laborer, 57 Jackson, house 68
LafBiyette
Kearney Michael, laborer, bds. 68 Central
Kearney Michael, laborer, 82 Green, house 8
Lamartine
Kearney Mortimer, coachman, 98 Lincoln,
bds. do. [18 Ellsworth
Kearney Thomas, machinist, 110 Green, h.
Kearney, see Carney
Kearns, see Kerns
Keating Arthur E. attendant, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Keating Daniel, laborer, 110 Green, house 2
Brackett court
Keating Edward J. machinist, boards 80
Mechanic [b. 89 BeacoD
Keating Edward P. collar maker, 28 Waldo,
Keating Honora, widow of Thomas, boards
244 Front
Keating James, removed to MiUbnry
FOR MAP OF WORCESTER,
coirsxrLT ran
J>XMMCrOBT,
W0RCB8TEB [TC] DIRBOTORT.
191
Keating^ James, wire drawer, hoase rear 196
Soathbrldge [187 WashlDgton
Keating^ John, bartender, 102 Portland, h.
Keating John, laborer, house 62 Wall
Keating^ John, laborer, 188 Mechanic, house
57 Salem
"Keating^ John, removed to Millbnry
Keating Michael, boot bottomer, 68 High,
b. 81 Temple [Bellevne
Keating Michael J. packer, 60 King, bds. 44
Keating Patrick, boards 57 Salem
Keating Timothy, boot crimper, 60 King. h.
44 Bellevne
Keaty Patrick, wire drawer, h. 12 Milton
Keavnejr John, laborer, b. 7 Redding ct.
Kee Chin Chong, laundryman, 220i Main,
boards do.
Kee Hop, laundry, 4 Southbrldse, house do.
Kee Qoong Chung, laundry, 220i Main, h. do.
Kee Tun, laundryman, 179 Front, bds. do.
Keef John, removed to Cambridge
Keef John, hostler, 40 Foster, boards do.
Keef Wm. E. clerk, b. rear Court House
Keefe Chas. mason, boards 58 Front
Keefe Cornelius, removed from city
Keefe Daniel, laborer, boards Foley's ct.
Keefe Dennis, moulder, house 1 1 Milton
Keefe John, removed flrom city [1 Fox
Keefe John T. melter, 149 Washington, h.
Keefe Sarah Mrs. house 161 Summer
Keefe Thomas, brakeman, b. 161 Summer
Keefe, see O'Keefe
Keegan Bridget Mrs. house 101 E. Central
Keegan Edward, house 25 John
Keegan George M. butcher, 84 Shrewsbury,
b. 9 Fulton [Fulton
Keegan Henry, clerk, 82 Shrewsbury, b. 27
Keegan James, laborer, h. McCormick's ct.
Keegan James, boot treer, h. 22 Assonet
Keegan John, bootmaker, 11 Water, bds. 18
Harrison [Qold st. ct.
Keegan John, moulder, 87 Gold, house 11
Keegan John, laborer, house 42 Gold
Keegan Michael, laborer, b. 93 Mechanic
Keegan Michael, stonecutter, h. 20 Briden
Keegan Patrick, boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
house 18 Harrison
Keegan Peter, laborer, boards 9 Wall
Keeler Edwin E. machinist, 199 Chandler,
boards 210 do.
Keeler James, laborer, bds. 861 MiUbury
Keeler Joseph A. draughtsman, 95 Thomas,
house 9 Lancaster
Keeler Truman P. machinist, h. 686 Main
Keelty James H. moulder, 149 Washington,
house 19 Bradley
Keenan Catherine, widow of Thomas, h. 64
Green [209 Main
Keenan Hugh, marble cutter, 181 Central, b.
Keenan James A. laborer, h. 14 Grosvenor
Keenan James F. screwcutter, 75 Beacon, b.
186 Sonthbridge
Keenan James J. armorer, bds. 64 Green
Keenan James P. Mrs. h. 186 Sonthbridge
Keenan Jeremiah, Janitor Adriatic school,
house 87 Canterbury
Keenan John, wire drawer, boards Cham-
berlain ct.
Keenan Owen D. cutter, 70 Winter, bds. 64
Green
Keenan Patrick, laborer, h. Chamberlain ct.
Keenan Peter, laborer, boards 82 Pond
Keenan William, wire drawer, house 6 Pres-
cott place
Keeney Maria L. widow, b. 6 Hammond
Keevan Edward T. laborer, 51 Green, house
4 Blake
Keevan William, laborer, h. 18 Adriatic ct.
Kegwin Eunice, widow of Daniel A. bds. 68
Summer
Kehler Sophia, widow of Gustavus, h. 7 Ash
Keighley Jeremiah, machinist, houle 82
Canterbury [Canterbury
Keighley John, laborer, 62 Jackson, bds. 82
Keith Albert S. (Keith db Hannaford), 205
Pleasant, boards 21 Townsend
Keith Andrew J. cutter, h. 16 Cambridge
Keith BenJ. F. carpenter, h. 7 Freeland
Keith Charles F. clerk, 20 Salisbury, bds. 58
Main
Keith Clayton I. laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
bds. 165 Foster [Cambridge, h. do.
Keith Ella C. Mrs. painting teacher, 16
Keith Henry B. salesman, 817 Main, h. 12
Bowdoin
Keith John, driver, 88 School, boards do.
Keith Joseph C. boards 1 Blossom
Keith Lillian, stitcher, b. 1 Austin st. place
Keith Orlando L. S. painter, h. 19 Benefit
Keith Robert S. machinist, 181 Central, bds.
89 Salem [428 do.
Keith Walter C. clerk, 442 Southbridge, b.
Keith Walter J. student, bds. 1 Sunnyside
Keith William E. weaver, Hunt's Mill,
Leicester, h. Leicester n. Apricot
Keith & Hannaford (A. 8. Keith and A. A.
Hannafordjn grocers, 225 Pleasant
Keleher Daniel, rcm'd to West Boylston
Keliher Julia, widow of Maurice, h. r. 28
Glen
Keliher Maurice, laborer, b. r. 28 Glen
Keliher Thomas, wire drawer, h. 4 Hanover
Keliher, see Kalaher and Kelliher [Summer
Kellaber Thomas J. packer, 25 Union, h. 89
Kelland Henry J. rem'd to New York [I.
Kelleher Daniel F. rem'd to Woonsocket, R.
Kelleher Michael, fireman, 161 Union, b. 4
Belknap [h. 48 Ward
Kelleher Timothy, moulder, 149 Washington,
Kelleher, see Ejilaher and Kelliher
Keller Theobald H. hairdresser, 418 Main, h.
174 Washington
Kelley Abner, house 14 Merrick [mont
Kelley Anna M. clerk, 285 Main, b. 72 Pied-
Kelley Anna T. teacher. East Worcester
school, bds. 28 Orange
KELLET ABATUS M. carpenter and con-
tractor, 45 Pleasant, h. do. — See page 588
Kelley Bernard, laborer, house 7 E. Worces-
ter place
Kelley Bridget Mrs. h. 94 Southgate
Kelley Bridget, widow of Hugh, house 169
Summer [Worcester
Kelley Bridget, widow of John, h. 55 East
Kelley Catharine, widow of Martin, b. 49
Camp
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WOR0IC8TKR [T^ DIBSCTOBT.
Kelley Charles, mason, h. 6 Harrison [conrt
Kelley Charles, coremaker, bds. 8 Brackett
Kelley Charles A. mason, bds. 6 Harrison
Kelley Charles £. wire drawer, bds. 9 Rich-
land [Bowdoln
Kelley Charles L. hostler, 5 Fmlt, honse 26
Kelley Daniel J. clerk, B. & A. B. B. freight
office, b. A Harrison
Kelley Edward, slater, bds. ISS Front
Kelley Edwin A. (Bemit db Oo,), 428 Main,
h. 14 Merrick [Orange
Kelley Elisha, spring beds, 609 Main, b. 28
Kelley Frank, embroiderer, 88 Front, b. 192
Chandler [Merrick
KeUey Frank A. clerk, 17 Mechanic, bds. 14
Kelley Frank Q. bottler, r. 29 Waldo, h. 267
Main [House
Kelley Frank H. phjrsician, bds. Bay State
Kelley Frederic B. spring bed maker, 509
Main, b. 28 Orange [Austin
Kelley George H. clerk, 8 Allen ct. house 44
Kelley James, laborer, h. 869 Cambridge
Kelley James, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale, b« 9
Richland
Kelley James, laborer, house 166 Summer
Kelley James A. died Dec 20, 1682, age 81
Kelley James E. machinist, 88 Hermon, h.
52 Chandler [ave.
Kelley James H. clerk, 242 Front, b. 12 Fenn
Kelley James P. rem*d from city
Kelley James S. currier, 60 Bloomingdale,
h. 82 Pleasant
Kelley Jane, widow of Edward, h. 22 Cross
Kelley John, laborer, 180 Oold, h. 80 Lunelle
Kelley John, plumber, 8 Green, b. 61 E.Wor-
cester [217 Pleasant
Kelley John, boot bottomer, 82 Austin, b.
Kelley John, machinist, 110 Green, b. 169
Summer
Kelley John, laborer, b. r. 11 Carbon
Kelley John, rem'd to Boston
Kelley John, laborer, B. ft A. R. R. freight
house, h. 12 Penn ave.
Kelley John, wire drawer, bds. 22 Cross
Kelley John^ wireworker, b. 9 Richland
Kelley John, plumber, 51 Main
Kelley John, flagman, h. 100 Lafayette
Kelley John, laborer, h. 18 Lunelle
Kelley John, laborer, h. 12 Conlin ct.
Kelley John F. painter, 6 Maple, h. 64 Ward
Kelley John F. heel ganger, 68 High, bds. 1
Worth [N. Ashland
Kelley John F. wireworker, 179 Main, b. 29
Kelley John G. gardener, h. 29 N. Ashland
Kelley John J. driver, 84 Green, b. 166 Sum-
mer
Kelley John J. wireworker, h. 146 Prescott
Kelley John P. driver, b. 29 North Ashland
Kelley John P. clerk, bds. 6 Providence
Kelley John T. gasfitter, h. 45 Chandler
Kelley Joseph, student, b. 55 Lamartine
Kelley Julia, domestic, 171 Front
Kelley Lawrence, city teamster, house 11
Grosvenor [Lodi
Kelley Margaret, widow of John P. h. 28
Kelley Maria, widow of Oran A. h. Lincoln
n. City Farm [Water
Kelley Maria A. widow of Patrick, bds. 58
Kelley Maria C. widow of Nathan C. h. 13
Piedmont
Kelley Martin, teamster, h. 17 Lalkyette
Kelley Mary, widow of John, h. 6 Brackett
court
Kelley Mary, widow of Thomas, li. 106 Ward
Kelley Mary, widow of Thomas, b. 80 iBtna
Kelley Mary B. widow of Patrick, hoiiae 9
North Ashland
Kelley Mary J. speeder tender, b. 49 CaMp
Kelley Mary V* seamstress, bds. 9 Blefalaad
Kelley Michael, removed to Boaton
Kelley Michael, laborer, 68 Waeblafftoo sq.
honse 6 Brackett conrt
Kelley Michael, laborer, Brusaela, bonee 11
CheeTer [aq. b. 92 Cross
Kelley Michael F. moulder, 68 Waabingtoo
Kelley Michael H« bartender, 169 Ffont^ k.
212 Southbridge
KeUey Michael H. laborer, 46 Offafton, h. U
Burt [Mafai
Kelley Morrison O. bootcntter, boords fil7
Kelley Nathan E. machinist, boorda 72
Piedmont [City Farm
Kelley Oran A, fkrmer, house Llneoln near
Kelley Patrick, removed from city
Kelley Patrick, laborer, 67 Jackaon, boose
16 Colton
KeUey Patrick, hostler, honse 46 Sommer
Kelley Patrick, laborer, bouse 1 Worth
Kelley Patrick, laborer, 161 Union, boose 65
Lamartine
Kelley Patrick, stonecutter, b. 20 Goddard
Kelley Patrick, truckman, h. SH Anstin
Kelley Patrick, wire drawer, b. 9 Blchland
Kelley Patrick H. laborer, 92 Thomaa, bds.
1 Worth
Kelley Philip, honse 76 Miarket
Kelley Robert, driver, house 72 Soutbbrklge
Kelley Sarah, Widow of Jamea, boards 15
Belmont
Kelley Stephen, laborer, Sonthbridge comer
Hammond, honse 68 Winter
Kelley Sasan Mrs. house 9 Richland
Kelley Thomas, boiler maker, 61 Greon, bds.
Main J^<^^ Shelby
Kelley Thomas, machinist, 96 Thomas, b. 2
Kelley Thomas, laborer, bds. 166 Summer
Kelley Thomas, moulder, 87 Gold, house 20
Henry
Kelley Thomas, laborer, b. 406 Sonthbridge
Kelley Thomas, teamster, 179 Union, h. 22
Cross [rear do.
Kelley Thomas, teamster, 26 Sallsbniy, h.
KeUey Thomas F. laborer, 48 Grafton, bds.
12 Bart [h. 29 N. Ashland
Kelley Thoe. U. nickel plater, 42 Gardner,
Kelley Thomas O. & Co. liquors, 8 Sooth-
bridge, h. 6 Providence
Kelley Walter, removed trom city
Kelley Wm. moulder, honse 81 Sigel
Kelley William, laborer, 77 Foster, house
61 East Worcester
Kelley William, moulder, 68 Washington
square, house 62 East Worcester
Kelley William F. salesman, b. 61i Austin
Kelley Wm. J. machinist, 54 Jackson, bds.
50 Oxford
FOR PHASES OF THE MOON,
CONSULT THB
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WORCESTER [JT] DIRECTORY.
198
Kelley Winnelbrd, widow of Patrick, house
61 B. Worcester
Kelllber Thomas, drirer, 28 Manchester, h.
6 HoQlihaD place
Kellogg William 8. removed to Charlton
Kelly Alice, widow of Thomas, h. 28 Ells-
worth
Kelly Aonle, domestic, 66 Front
TTSLLY A. J« veterinary sargeon, Sloan's
JjL stable, Leicester, h. 87 Lake. — Seepage
M5 [Austin
Kelly Chas. B. baker, 172 Front, boards 60
Kelly Ck>nielias, laborer, b. 12 Lovell ct.
Kelly I>elia Mrs. honse 192 Chandler
Kelly I>enni8 A. professor. College Holy
Cross, boards do.
Kelly I>onald, monlder, 68 Washington sq.
h. 62Gh>ld [Hemans
Kelly Francis, wire drawer, house Daley n.
Kelly Henry, loom fixer, 648 Southbridge,
hoDse O'Rourke
Kelly Hugh, mason, boards 4 Canal
Kelly James, grocer, 196 Cambridge, h. do.
Kelly James, boot bottomer, bds. 46 Winter
KeUy James, fitrmer, Worcester Lnnatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. Plantation n. do.
Kelly James, laborer, 89 Washington sq. b.
26 Penn ave. [10 Montague
Kelly James H. machinist, 28 Webster, h.
KeUy Jeremiah, laborer, 77 Foster, h. rear
Foley's ct.
Kelly John, polisher, 68 Central, h. 24 Cross
KeUy John, laborer, bds. 82 Ellsworth
Kelly John E. flagman, Plymouth st. cross-
ing, house 100 Lafkyette
Kelly John F. machinist. Water cor. Ledge,
b. 48 Gold [26 Sigel
Kelly John H. boot bottomer, 60 King, h.
KeUy Kate, milliner, boards 147 Main
Kelly Katie, domestic, 14 Cherry
KeUy Maurice S. bootmaker, 11 Water, h.
12 Lovell court
KeUy Michael P. weaver, 648 Southbridge,
bouse O'Rourke near Taft
KeUy Peter, wool sorter, Pakachoag MU1,
boards 12 Crompton
KeUy Richard D. picker tender, Hunt's MiU,
honse Ludlow cor. Leicester
KeUy Thomas, currier, 2 Sargent, bds. 187
Cambridge
Kelly Thomas, boiler maker, bds. 614 Main
KeUy Thomas D. carpenter, h. 28 Kansas
KeUy Timothy, laborer, house 100 Ward
Kelsey Millard F. carpenter, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, house Belmont near
Shrewsbury
Kelton Edward, removed from city
Kelty EUen, boards 229 Cambridge
Kelty Martin J. screwcutter, 76 Beacon, b.
10 Sudbury [16 Harrison
Kemmerer Peter, polisher, 81 Hermon, h.
Kemp Charles E. boarding-house, 6 Chatham
Kemp Frank A. clerk, 229 Main, boards 6
Chatham
Kemp George, machinist, 67 Jackson, b. 214
Southbridge [Wachusett
Kemp James, foreman, 70 School, honse 22
Kemp Wm. E. boarding-house, 147 Main
Kempf Andreas, painter, h. 23 Endlcott
Kempf Joseph, waiter, 87 Mechanic, b. do.
Kemptner Selig, gents' fbmishlng goods,
167 Main, house 8 Sever
Kempton Alfred, helper, 198 Front, boards
182 do. [Myrtle
Kempton Frank W. machinist, boards 27
Kempton Hiram, wood worker, 81 Mulberry,
bds. 196 Summer
Kempton Lillian D.clerk, bds. 6 Congress
Kempton Melbourne, removed to California
Kempton Walter C. machinist, Lagrange e.
R. R. boards 21 Lagrange
Kenaway Peter, spinner« Mill, h. MUl near
Chandler [Washington, h. 28 do.
Kendall Albert Q. pictures and frames, 17
Kendall Anna L. clerk, bds. 9 Orange
Kendall Uela O. removed to Clinton
Kendall Caleb, clerk, Salem sq. h. 9 Orange
Kendall Charles H. bookkeeper, Qninslga-
mond wireworks, house Stebbins
Kendall Dana C. clerk, 406 Main, house 112
Beacon
Kendall Edward, honse 8 KendaU place
Kendall Edwin M. machinist, house 89
Highland [28 Washington
Kendall Eugene W. salesman, 16 Front, h.
Kendall Frank P. asst. sec'y Wore. Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. 877 Main, bds. 90i
Bowdoin
Kendall George, spinner, bds. 68 Southgate
KendaU George E. (Kendall A Longle^J, 462
Main, house 20 Bowdoin [Vernon
KendaU George E. clerk, 61 MUlbury, b. HI
KendaU George H. clerk, 94 Grove, h. 20i
Bowdoin
Kendall Henry G. student, b. 26 Wachusett
Kendall Henry J. fL. G, Joslin db Co.)y 2
Bigelow ct. house 166 Chandler
Kendall Herbert E. milkman, bds. Pleasant,
Tatnuck [81 ainton
Kendall Horace, auctioneer, 848 Main, house
KENDALL JOHK, hats, caps and ftors, 816
Main, h. 60 Chatham. — See back eoter
Kendall John H. driver, 61 MiUbury, house
111 y^mon [Chatham
Kendall John N. clerk, 816 Main, boards 60
KElfDALL KILBURN G. propr. Franklin
House, 614 Main, h. do. — Seepage 644
Kendall Louis J. milkman, house Pleasant,
Tatnuck [Main
Kendall Maria, widow of Smith, boards 29
KendaU Mary C. b. 29 Laurel fill Vernon
KendaU Mary J. Mrs. fish, 61 MiUbury, h.
KENDALL OLIVER S. is CO. stoves, fur-
naces, etc. 468 Main, house 16 Fruit.—
See page 601
Kendall Robert N. rem'd to Ayer Junction
Kendall Sanford C. clerk, h. 68 Hanover
Kendall Sanford M. house 86 Chatham
Kendall Sylvanus, painter, 247 Main, honse
81 CarroU [Vernon
Kendall Wm. painter, 18 Norwich, bds. Ill
Kendall Wm. R. boarding-house, 22^ Pleas-
ant
KENDALL A LONGLET (G. E. Kendall
and E, E. Longleyjj insurance agency,
462 Main. See page 487
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
18
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B08T0K,
194
WORCESTEB [£] DIHECTORT.
Kendrick Edward H. bookkeeper, WiDter c.
Water, boards 19 Trumball
Kendrick George A. (Q. P, Kendrick A Co.),
12 Tnimball, boose 26 do.
Kendrick George P. & Co. (O. A. Kendrick),
stable, 12 Trumbull, house 19 do.
Kendrick John A. farmer, house Brooks n.
W., Iv. & R. A. R.
Kendrick Maria, talloress, h. 28 Washington
Kenerson Edward W. peddler, boards 161
Chandler [6 Westminster
Kenerson Virgil D. foreman, 94 Grove, h.
Kenison Charles F. carpenter, 10 E. Wor-
cester, h« 80 Lincoln [13 Oread pi.
Kennan Elizabeth W. widow of Isaac, bds.
Kennan Stillman H. woodworker, house 1
Piedmont ct. [1 Piedmont ct.
Kennan Willis S. machinist, 86 Foster, bds.
Kennard Clarlnda, hairdresser, 392 Main, h.
28 Bowdoin
Kennard James, rem'd to Westerly, R. I.
Kennard W. Brewer, hairworker, 892 Main,
b. 28 Bowdoin [do.
Kennary John, weaver, 17 Southgate, b. 112
Kennary Mary, widow of Michael, h. 112
Southgate [Prescott
Kenneally John, glazier, 181 Union, bds. 146
Kennealy Daniel, laborer, h. 21 Blossom
Kennedy Bernard, laborer, bds. 100 Ward
Kennedy Catharine, widow of David, h. 21
Barclay [8 Washburn
Kennedy Catharine, widow of Patrick, h. r.
Kennedy Cornelius S. grocer, 19 Hill, h. do.
Kennedy Daniel, boot turner, 108 Front, h.
6 Assonet [Barclay
Kennedy David, laborer, 66 Jackson, bds. 21
Kennedy Edmund, laborer, h. 19 So. Irving
Kennedy George R. agent Worcester Silk
Co. 91 Foster, house 26 Laurel [Temple
Kennedy James, laborer, 36 Union, boards 3
Kennedy James, laborer, boards 79 Main
Kennedy Johanna, widow of John, bds. 66
E. Worcester [house, h. Brackett ct.
Kennedy John, laborer, B. & A. R. R. freight
Kennedy John, printer, 8 Maple, h. 10 Cherry
Kennedy John, Jr. plumber, 16 Pearl, boards
Shrewsbury c. Brackett ct.
Kennedy John £. wireworker, 179 Main, b.
6 William [Waldo House
Kennedy Joseph, saloon, 31 Mechanic, bds.
Kennedy Luke, laborer, house 6 Brown
Kennedy Margaret, grocer, 68 Temple, h. do.
Kennedy Martha 0. Mrs. boards 10 Walnut
Kennedy Mary, widow of Patrick, boards 6
Brown [Summer, bds. do.
Kennedy Mary A. at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Kennedy Matthew, boot crimper, house 86
Suffolk
Kennedy Maurice, mason, house 71 Millbury
Kennedy Maynard A. at Asylum Chronic In-
sane, Summer, boards do.
Kennedy Michael, rem*d to S. Carolina
Kennedy Michael, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
bds. Leicester, V. F.
Kennedy Michael, rem'd Arom city [tine
Kennedy Michael, mason, house 62 Lamar-
Kennedy Michael, gigger, Ashworth & Jones'
Mill, h. at Cherry Valley
Kennedy Michael G. laborer, h. 3 HudsoD
street ct. [Ill Main
Kennedy Michael P. bartender, 3 Centnl, b.
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, h. 861 MUlboiy
Kennedy Patrick, shoemaker, 146 Grafton,
boards 24 Spruce [tngton, b. 35 Suffolk
Kennedy Patrick H. coremaker, 149 Wash-
Kennedy Patrick J. boot aider, 103 Front, b.
6 Assonet
Kennedy Richard, clerk, boards 61 MiUboiy
Kennedy Rose, widow of Michael, h. Leices-
ter, V. F.
Kennedy Thomas, laborer, h. 60 LAmaititte
Kennedy Thomas, mason, house 6 S. Irving
Kennedy Thomas, laborer, B. & A. B. B.
freight house, house 66 E. Worcester
Kennedy Thomas, wire hanger, boards 21
Barclay
Kennedy Thomas, laborer, Ashworth 4
Jones' Mill, boards Leicester, V. F.
Kennedy Thomas F. bootcutter, house 6
Assonet [18 Ash
Kennedy Timothy, coachman, 9 Chestnut, b.
Kennedy Timothy, driver, 26 Spring, boards
Brackett court
Kennedy Walter S. vocalist, 1 Elm, h. do.
Kennedy William, moulder, b. 21 Barclay
Kennedy William, laborer, h. 8 Boland ct.
Kennedy William, Jr. laborer, b. 8 Boland ct
Kennedy William, laborer, h. 8 Kane's ct.
Kennell John, screwcutter, b. 91 Portland
Kennelly Dennis, wireworker, boards 14€
Prescott [r. 70 E. Central
Kennelly Patrick, bootmaker, 11 Water, h.
Kennelly Patrick F. removed to Boston
Kennelly Timothy, wireworker, boards 146
Prescott [146 Prescott
Kennelly Timothy, 2d. wireworker, boards
Kennen Charles F. driver, Hose No. Si
Grafton c. Providence, boards do.
Kennen Clarence A. hostler, r. 174 Main, b.
98 do. [98 Main, h. do.
Kennen El^ah L. propr. Exchange Hotel,
Kennen Ella A. copyist. South Court House,
boards 98 Main
Kenney Charles A. teamster, 86 Lafayette,
house 16 Lodi [Minn.
Kenney Edward S. removed to Minneapolis,
Kenney Emmons S. car builder, 21 Grafton,
h. 61 Austin [h. 28 dintOD
Kenney Frank clerk, M. Winter cor. Water,
Kenney Hugh, mason, house 12 Lodi
Kenney Ida A. E. teacher. Sycamore street
school, boards 61 Austin
Kenney James, laborer, house 64 Canterbury
Kenney Jefferson D. hairdresser, 689 Main*
boards 690 do.
Kenney John, moulder, 61 Green, h. 6 Scott
Kenney John, carpenter, house 26 Ward
Kenney John, punter, 41 Waldo, house?
Ingalls [school, b. r. 8 Foyls
Kenney Kate E. teacher, South Worcester
Kenney Michael, laborer, h. 199 MUlbury
Kenney Michael, laborer, house r. 8 Foyle
Kenney Michael, mason, house 26 Colton
Kenney Michael, shoemaker, h. 88 Jackson
Kenney Patrick, bottler, r. 29 Waldo, h. 146
Exchange
CENSUS STATISTICS,
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195
Kenney Peter, maaon, house IS Lodl
Keaney Bachael, stitcher, house 8 Myrtle
Kenney Thomas, grocer, 1 Blacks tone, h. do.
Kenney, see Kinney
Kennin^^n James E. cardmaker, 19 Wash-
ington square, boards 10 BIgelow court
Kennington John W. lineman, b. 67 Park
Kennin^ton Mary, widow of Moses H. h.
16 Vine
Kennison Chas. W. rem'd to Middletown, Ct.
KennisoD Randall A. salesman, 291 Main, b.
2 Sever
KENT CHABLE8 F. card clothing manuf.
84 Southbridge, house 571 Main.—
Seepage 686
Kent Clarissa W; widow of Samuel W. h. 88
Portland
Kent £zra, expressman, house 82 Laurel
Kent Prentice J. house 4 Valley
Kent Prescott G. cloth manuf. h. 1 Grown
Kent Samuel W. died Dec. 12, 1888, age 76
Kent Samuel W. estate of, machinists, 84
SoDthbridge [boards 85 Chestnut
Kent Thomas O. (Kent i Dewey), 811 Main,
XTENT A BEWET (T, G. Kent and 0. T,
A. Dewey J, lawyers, Central Exchange, 811
Main. — Seepage 600
Kenworthy Oeorge J. CKenvoorthy A Chad-
vfiekj, 11 Mill, boards 19 Lake [Eng.
Kenworthy James W. rem*d to Rochdale,
Kenworthy John, student, boards 19 Lake
Kenworthy Mina A. clerk, 284 Pleasant,
boards do. [Co. h. 19 Lake
Kenworthy Wm. engineer, Hopeville Manuf.
KENWOBTHT & CHADWICK (G. J. Ken-
. vfoHhy and J. P, Chadwick), coal and
wood, 11 Mill. — See page 640
Kenyon George H. carpenter, h. 69 Summer
Kenyon Nelson J. collector, 16 Mechanic, b.
41 Pleasant [Front
Keohan Daniel, machinist, 86 Foster, b. 172
Keough Thomas W. wire inspector, h. 165
Millbury [h. do.
Kerber Catharine, saloon, 7 Bartlett place,
Kerber John L. saloon, Belmont near lake,
house do. [Cross
Kerby Austin, pegger, Hamilton, boards 19
Kerian Anthony S. driver, Walker ct. b. do.
Kerin James, laborer, house 4 Houlihan pi.
Kerin Mary, waiter, 98 Main
Kern Charles H. butcher, 20 Thomas, house
rear 161 Summer
Keman Thomas, coremaker, 149 Washing-
ton, boards 222 Southbridge
Kerns Dominick, laborer at tripeworks, rear
Greenwood, Q. boards near do.
Kerns Edward, machinist, 178 Union, house
188 Bloomingdale [wood, Q. b. n. do.
Kerns John, laborer at tripeworks, r. Green-
Kerns Joseph J. boxcutter, bds. 188 Bloom-
ingdale [dale
Kerns Mary E. boxmaker, b. 188 Blooming-
Kerns Patrick, laborer, boards 46 Winter
Kerns Thomas F. blacksmith, 67 Jackson, b.
68 Summer
Kerr Catharine, widow of John, house 8
Qoddard [Crystal
Kerr Dayid S. machinist, 77 Foster, h. 20
Kerr James, dyer, 110 Grove, h. 2 Milton
Kerr Joseph, driver, h. rear 4 Lamartine
Kerr William £. bookkeeper, 10 Trumbull,
boards 29 Clinton
Kerrigan Andrew, wire drawer, b. 9 Suffolk
Kerrigan David, moulder, 52 Jackson, h. 94
Beacon
Kerrivan Mary, widow, house 42 Assonet
Kerrivan Michael, laborer, bds. 42 Assonet
Kerrivan Patrick, laborer, bds. 42 Assonet
Kerrivan Thomas, laborer, bds. 182 Wash-
ington [Millbury
Kershaw Benjamin, laborer, 110 Green, h. 46
Kershaw John, carpenter, h. 416 Millbury
Kervick Daniel, laborer, 179 Union, bds. 106
Southbridge
Kervick John, driver, boards 188 Pleasant
Kervick Mary, widow of Patrick, house 188
Pleasant
Kervin James, laborer, boards 14 Assonet
Kervin James, laborer, boards 60 Belmont
Kervin John, laborer, boards 15 Foundry
Kerwick John H. saloon, 110 Southbridge,
h. r. 26 Jefferson [52 Beacon
Kerwin Edward, laborer, 67 Jackson, house
Kerwin Edward W. clerk, 602 Main, boards
4 Barton place
Kerwin John, finisher, 75 Beacon, b. 62 do.
Kerwin John, laborer* b. 106 Southbridge
Kerwin Margaret, widow, house 168 Salem
Kerwin Michael, laborer, h. 81 Canterbury
Kerwin Michael, laborer, bds. 86 Grafton
Kerwin Thomas, clerk, 602 Main, boards 52
Beacon
Kessell Eliza, widow of John, h. 664 Main
Kessell Joseph T. salesman, 484 Main, bds.
664 do. [near Garden
Kester Geo. A. wire packer, house Margin
Kettell Hannah P. boards 18 William
Kettell Harriet A. widow of James S. house
28 Fountain [h. 28 Oread pi.
Kettell James F. speed indicators, 5 Maple,
Kettell Thomas J. whitewasher, h. 2 Tufts
Kettner Charles, laborer, house 9 Gold
Keuran Frank, machinist, 110 Green, boards
84 Chandler [528 Main
Kevan John T. laborer, 171 Union, boards
Kevlan James, machinist, bds. 10 Sudbury
Kewley William H. blacksmith, 95 Thomas,
house 12 Bridge
KEYES CHARLES A. florist, 49 Highland,
house 64 North Ashland. — Seepage 509
Keyes Charles A. finisher, 164 Front, house
8 Fruit
Keyes Charles E. machinist, b. 18 Abbott
Keyes David B. finisher, 91 Foster
Keyes David D. 120 Central, h. 88 Harvard
Keyes David H. clerk, boards 27 Fulton
Keyes Fred A. clerk, 94 Grove, boards 28
Charlotte [7 John
Keyes Fred. E. gardener, 64 No. Ashland, b.
Keyes Geo. C. wire packer, house 9 Denny
Keyes George N. 86 Central, house Brattle
near Holden [88 Harvard
Keyes Henry L. bookkeeper, 120 Central, b.
Keyes Herbert W. rem'd to Portland, Me.
Keyes Irving K. finisher, 82 Austin, house
111 Chandler
HEUOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
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BOSTOV.
196
W0B0B8TBB [21] DIBBCTOElr.
Keyes Israel N. k Co. planing mill, 120 C«ih
tral, h. 88 Hanrard
Keyes John, bootmaker, 18 Mechanic, house
19 Blossom
Keyes John A. tinsmith, house 18 Bismark
Keyes John F. boot finisher, 82 Austin, bds.
Ill Chandler [Qoulding
Keyes John L. foreman, 86 Central, house 12
Keyes Mary R. ^idow of Leonard W. boards
111 Chandler [88 Harvard
Keyes Sibley H. machinist, 64 Jackson, bds.
Keyes Thomas, heater, house 27 Fulton
Keyes Warren C. wire tester, h. 148 Main
Keyes Wm. J. cigar maker, 409 Main, boards
27 Fulton
Keyes, see Kyes
Keyser Edward J. collector, b. 8 Penn ave.
Keyser Maria H. boarding-house, 8 Fenn av.
Kibbe Eugene H. machine operator, house
24 Salem [school, b. 108 Washington
Kickham Hannah M. teacher. Ledge street
Kickham William, moulder, 68 Washiugton
sq. house 108 Washington [Bismark
Kidd Elisabeth, widow of William, house 9
Kidd Harry H. bookkeeper. Mechanics Nat.
Bank, 811 Main, boards 9 Bismark
Kidder Albert M. shoemaker, b. 87 Thomas
Kidder Alvah H. pattern maker, 28 Hermon,
bds. 229 Chandler [Pleasant
Kidder Betsy M. widow of Daniel, bds. 249
Kidder Dora J. clerk, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Kidder Forest, boards 84 Portland
Kidder Fred. C. fruit, 41 Thomas, h. 87 do.
Kidder Horace C. carpenter, bds. 60 Austin
Kidder John, flsh, 26 Lincoln square, house
191 Lincoln
Kidder Martin, packer, house 60 Orchard
Kidder Melvin W. stair builder, house 11
Sunnyside
Kidder Moses, house 267 Park avenue
Kidder Pliny E. packer, 17 Mechanic, boards
28 Wachusett [h. 1 Branch ct.
Kidder Richard B. shoe finisher, Hamilton,
KIDDER RICHARD £• modefand pattern
maker, 28 Hermon, house 120 Front. —
See page 660
Kidney Wm. removed to New York city
Kiellberg John J. woodworker, b. 11 Hancock
Kiernan Daniel, house 87 Winter
Kierse Thomas, laborer, h. r. 68 Franklin
Kies Adfer A. musician, bds. 208 Main
Kies David D. harness maker. Leicester cor.
Mill, bds. 10 Coes [h. 10 Lovell ct.
Kievenaar Henry A. cigar maker, 409 Main,
Kihlman Andrew, wireworker, b. 65 Orchard
Kilbom Wm. H. carpenter, h. Holden near
Grove
Kilburn John M. Mrs. h. 26 Qrove [Green
Kilcoine Bridget, widow of Patrick, h. 101
Kilcoine John, mason, house 10 Brown
Kilcoine Patrick, mason, house 42 Suffolk
Kildea Catherine Mrs. house 14 Lunelle
Kildea Martin, laborer, 82 Green, house 17
Foundry
Kileen Michael, wire drawer, bds. 79 Main
Kiley Anastatla S. dressmaker, b. 81 North
Ashland
Kiley Dennis, laborer, bouse 284 Front
Kiley Fannie, widow of Hlchael, house H
South Irving
Kiley Henry, moulder, bds. 12 Beserrolf
Kiley James, mason, house 16 BlnlT
Kiley James W. mason, house fiO OoM
Kiley John M. clerk, 29 Spring, b. 81 North
Ashland [12 Reservoir
Kiley Margaret A. widow of Mk^ad P. h.
Kiley Mary C. widow of Martin, h. 81 Nofth
Ashland
Kiley Mary G. clerk, bds. 12 Beserrotr
Kiley Michael, laboreri h. 8 Lovell coori
Kiley Nora, widow of John, house 61 Gold
Kiley Patrick, laborer, bdsi 61 Qold
Kiley Patrick, laborer, bds. 8 Lovell isoaft
Kilgour James C. removed to Sprln^eld
Killelea Dominick, boiler maker, boards IM
Lamartine
Killelea Michael, laborer, Lafkyette conier
Quinsigamond avenue, h. 66 LaiDAritBft
Killelea Thomas, policeman. Station 8, La-
martine, house 104 do.
Killen Daniel, removed fh>m city
KUligrew Edward L. polisher, 11 (^ypftm^
boards r. 16 Washington sq.
Kilrain James J. picker maker, b. 44 Oreen
Kilroy John, moolder, 149 Washlnitton. h.
20 Winter [88 Fruit
Kilton Rebecca B. widow of George W. b.
Kimball Alonzo S. professor. Wore Free
Institute, house 28 Boynton
Kimball A. Harvey, fkrmer, boards Mill-
brook n. Bumcoat
Kimball Chas. F. shoemaker, 66 Higli, h.
Litchfield n. Canterbury [h. 6 Merrick
Kimball Charles H. machinist, 81 Mechanic,
Kimball Daniel, fartt^er at Heaekiah Adams',
boards do. [h. 86 Hollywood
Kimball Edward F. woodworker, 6 Sargent,
Kimball Ellen Mrs. boards 88 Orange
Kimball Francis £. bookkeeper, 16 Union,
h. 8 John
Kimball Frederic, teller, People's Savings
Bank, 462 Main, house 86 Cedar
Kimball Geo. A. books, 28 Pearl, h. 78 Elm
Kimball Geo. W. brakeman, B. ft A. R. B*,
house Plantation n. B. & A. R. R.
Kimball Henry W. boot treer, bds. 62 Mill
Kimball Herbert A. salesman, 868 Main, h.
7 Dix
Kimball John H. car builder, W., N. & B.
R. R. repair shop, house at Millbury
Kimball Maria L. Mrs. widow of Elbrfdge,
h. 604 Main [at Ozfbid
Kimball Marvin D. heelmaker, 108 Front, h.
Kimball Rosannah, widow of Albert, bds. 88
Boynton
Kimball Samuel H. mason, 81 May, h. do.
Kimmell Chas. F. machinist, 20 Salisbuiy,
boards 86 Kendall
Kimmell Ernst, removed to Hungary
Klncaid Clara, bookkeeper, bds. 17 Benefit
Kincaid Frederick, conductor, 16 Market,
boards 80 Summer [n. Piedmont
Kindred Amos, carpenter, h. Jacques ave.
Kindred Amos W. removed to Tombstone,
Arizona
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS,
COKSULT THM
l>jatMCTOBT.
WOBOIfi8TBR [K] DIBBCTOBT.
197
KiMired C. W. machlnlat, h. 98 Piedmont
Kindred Heniy, machinist, Janction shop, b.
96 Austin
Kindred James E. machinist, Lagrange opp,
JoncUon depot, boards 96 Austin
Kindred Newton I. machinist, Junction shop,
boards 60 Myrtle
Kindred Fhoebe, widow of John, h. 96 Austin
Kin^ AlHred. hairdresser, 8 Bridge, b. 16 do.
Kin^ Anthony, Japanner, 22 Mill, house 52
Canterbury [Piedmont ct.
King: Arthur C. clerk, 84 Front, boards 1
Kin£^ Caroline A. married to Chas. F. Hunt
King Catharine, widow of Peter, boards 6
Armory court
Kin^^ Charles A. carpenter, house 16 Wayne
King Charles A. salesman, 26 Shrewsbury,
hoQse 51 Belmont [98 Main
King Charles A. conductor, 15* Market, bds.
King Charles F. clerk, 100 Front, boards I
Plcsdmont ct. [ Wyman
King Doris P. widow of Ellas P. house 18
King Edward P. bookkeeper, Brussels, h.
18 Wyman
King KUen Mrs. house 15 Sudbury
King Frances R. Mrs. dressmaker, 6 Elm
King Francis L. lawyer, h. Beacon c. Ripley
King Francis W. removed to Paxton
KIHG FRANK J. boarding and livery sta-
ble, r. Piedmont Church, boards 5 Pled*
mont. — See page 569
King Frederick A. farmer at H. R. King's,
Pleasant, Tatnnck, boards do.
KIngGeo. B. carpenter, house 6 Abbott
Kura HKNRT W. lawyer, 452 Main, bds.
at North Brooktield.~/S^e« page 501
King Homer R. farmer, h. Pleasant, Tatnuck
King Hugh, machinist, 44 Central, house 28
Barclay [180 do.
King Hugh, beltmaker, 148 Front, boards
King James, carpenter, l>oards 14 Assonet
King James H. piano repairer, 454 Main, h.
82 John
King James M. gardener, h. 829 Cambridge
King Jam^ M. moulder, 149 Washington,
boards 18 Orange
King Jessie, student, b. 1 Mason [86 Winter
King John, bootmaker, 11 Water, house rear
King John, laborer, house 145 Central
King John, slater, house 87 Hanover
King John 8. clerk, h. 48 Lake [Suunyside
King Joseph, currier, 82 Hermon, boards 8
King Joseph, bootmaker, 108 Front, boards
18 Yine [Houchln ave.
King Joseph, shoemaker, 68 High, house 8
King J. Edward, hairdresser, 177 Main, b.
45 Winter [Cambridge
King Katie E. music teacher, boards 229
King Lawson H. rem*d to Matteawan, N. Y.
King Lizzie D. Mrs. eating-house, 49 Wash-
ington sq. h. do.
Khig Lucy, clerk, boards 4 Davis court
King Lucy R. widow of Daniel, house 17
Madison [school, b. 17 Madison
King L. Elizabeth, teacher, Mlllbury st.
King Mary, saloon, 79 Canterbury, h. 77 do.
King Mary £. D. teacher. Ledge st. school,
boards 58 Water
King Michael J. carpenter, boards 60 Anstln
King Nelson, boot bottomer, 9 Barton place,
house 6 Wood sq. [Congress
King Persis H. widow of William H. h. 6
King Peter, carpenter, house 80 Harrison
King Peter, teamster, house 7 Houchln ave.
King Peter, Jr. hackman, r. 155 Main, house
897 Main [1 Piedmont ct.
King Ruftis C. paperhanger, 84 Front, house
King Simeon E. clerk, 5 Front st. Exchange,
h. at West MlUbury [h. 12 Beach
King Thomas, clerk, 49 Washington square,
King Thomas, moulder, house 58 Temple
King Thf>mas C. moulder, b. 58 Temple
King Thomas N. finisher, 60 King, house 48
Vernon
Kipg Wm. Junk, boards 94 Canterbury
King William A. canvasser, 550 Main, bds.
86 Chandler
Klngdon Sarah A. domestic, 58 Southgate,
bds. do. [Wachusett
Kingsbury Edwin H. carpenter, house 88
Kingsbury Elvira M. widow of Ellsha, h. 6
No. Ashland
Klngsley Sylvanus B. removed ttom city
Kingston Charles H. carpenter, house 46
Piedmont [Chandler
Kingston George, carpenter, house 144
Kingston John G. boards 182 Chandler
Kingston John P. carpenter, h. 182 Chandler
Klnlff Thomas, laborer, h. 25 Endicott
KInne Kffle F. teacher, DIx street school, b.
24 Oxford
KINNET ALBERT B. F. broker, 12 Front,
house 5 Westminster cor. Harrington
ave. — Seepage 499
Kinney BenJ. H. sculptor, bouse 81 Laurel
Kinney Bei\). W. student, bds. 31 Laurel
Kinney Daniel, laborer, bds. 10 Langdon
Kinney Frank J. nursery, Clean n. Holden
line, Tatnuck, house do.
Kinney Geo. H. clerk, 7 Pleasant, boards 258
Park ave. [bds. do.
Kinney Herbert R. fiftrmer at F. J. Kinney's,
Kinney John, fireman, h. Chamberlain ct.
Kinney Lorenzo F. farmer at F. J. Kin-
ney's, boards do.
Kinney Timothy, laborer, house 188 Shrews-
bury [258 Park ave.
Kinney William P. machinist, 57 Jackson, b.
Kinnlcutt Caroline B. widow of William,
house 16 Bowdoin
Kinnlcutt Francis H. (KinnicuU dk Co.), 420
Main, house 5 Chestnut
Kinnlcutt Harriet B. house 9 Linden
Kinnlcutt Leonard P. instructor, Worcester
Free Institute, bda. 5 Chestnut
Kinnlcutt Lincoln N. clerk. 400 Main, house
Cedar cor. Agricultural
KINKICUTT ft CO. (F. H, KinnicuU and S.
Woodward), hardware, paints, oils, etc.
420 and 422 Main.— i9«6 page 600
Kinnlery David, laborer, h. r. 17 Mlllbury
KInnlery Edmund, truckman, house 67 Can-
terbury [h. do.
Kinnlery John J. saloon, 108 Canterbury,
Kinnlery Patrick, boards 108 Canterbury
Klnnlley John, laborer, boards 169 Grove
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TREMONT STBESXT,
Boarour,
198
W0RCE8TBR [K] DIRECTORY.
Kinnlth Thomas, laborer, h. 119 Mlllbary
Elnosian Hargag H. bds. 58 Beacon
Kinsley Daniel, messenger of courts, house
rear Court House
Kinsman Annie, widow of John, boards 165
Foster [Mechanic
Kinyon Frank, upholsterer, 476 Main, b. 87
Kirby Austin, shoemaker, house 19 Cross
Kirby Charles R. rem*d to Yineland, N. J.
Kirby Edward, teamster, house S North
Kirby Fred £. reedmaker, 25 Hermon, bds.
Parlin place
Kirby George £. whip manuf. 520 Main, h.
27 Beacon [180 Front
Kirby James, machinist, 81 Mulberry, bds.
Kirby Lawrence, marble worker, 181 Cen-
tral, house 9 Mill
Kirby Maria J. waiter, 98 Main
Kirby Thomas, laborer, h. 27 No. Ashland
Kirby Thomas, Junk dealer, h. 19 Lyon
Kirby William, driver, bds. 159 Main
Klrkland Wm. laborer at J. S. Ballard's, b.
Ballard near Vernon
Kirkpatrick Joseph W. die rlmmer, b. 7 Otis
Kirwan John, laborer, bds. 60 Belmont
Kitchin Elon 8. attendant, Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, boards do. [45
Klttredge Albert T. died March 6, 1888, age
Kittredge Anstin L. lineman, 425 Main, bds.
607 do. [b. 68 Portland
Kittredge Charles H. casemaker, 19 Union,
Kittredge Edward, laborer, h. 4 Nashua
Kittredge Frank G. removed from city
Kittredge John J. marble cutter, 58 Central,
boards 9 Howard
Kittredge Manson H. laborer, b. 277 Pleasant
Kittredge Sarah M. widow of Albert, house
68 Portland
Kittredge William E. cutter, bds. 62 Anstin
Kittredge Patrick F. dyer, 110 Grove, bds.
54 do.
Klvlan Charles, helper, 95 Thomas, b. 16 do.
Klvlan James, machinist j 88 N. Foster, bds.
58 Summer
Kivlan John, carpenter, boards 58 Summer
Kivlehan Anthony, mason, h. 8 Kane's ct.
Kjellberg John, organ maker, 9 May, bds. 11
Hancock [95 Madison
Klatte Henry, confectioner, 6 Pleasant, bds.
Klatte Joseph F. rem'd to Sing Sing, N. T.
Klefbttck Carl M. tailor, 424 Main, house r.
51 Kingsbury
Klen Sven L. laborer, house 29 North
Klindt Henry, organ tuner, 9 May, bouse 88
Hollywood
Klindt Oswald, wireworker, h. 51 Kingsbury
Kline John P. tailor, 14 Foster, b. 115 Main
Klingele Andrew, brushmaker, 558 Main, h.
4 Assonet [bds. 4 Assonet
Klingele Herman F. draughtsman, 110 Green,
Klinkert Wm. removed from city
KNAPP CHABLES H. carpenter and con-
tractor, 5 Baker, h. do. — See page 591
Knapp Elvira W. widow of John M. house 7
Diz [cultural grounds
Knapp Fordyce M. jr. fhirmer, house Agrl-
Knapp Geo. W. & Co. plumbers, 12 Foster,
boards 689 Main
Knapp Melvin 8. removed to Feeding EQBs
Kneeland Andrew H. laborer at Darling's
Mill, boards Leicester, V. F.
Kneeland Asa L. (Toung d Kneeland J, 28
Pearl, house 806 Park ave.
Kneeland GrenflU W. clerk, h. 142 West
Kneeland James C. finisher, bds. Leicester,
Valley Falls
Kneeland James H. laborer, h. 19 Brown
Kneeland John A. carder, Ashworth & Jones'
Mill, house Leicester, Valley Falls
Kneeland Jonas G. foreman, 196 Union, h.
26 Clifton
Kneeland Patrick, laborer, house 71 Grove
Kneeland Patrick E. file manuf. 88 Ceotral,
h. Maywood n. Park av.
Kneeland Sylvia G. widow of Leonard, bds.
806 Park ave.
Kneeland, see Neeland and Neylon
Knibbs John W. (Johnson db Knihhs), 10
Barton place, house 8 High st. ct.
Knickerbocker John, toolmaker, 81 Hermon,
house 46 Beacon
Kniifen Martin, wireworker, h. 875 Mlllbury
Knight Abel S. iceman, house 8 Lexington
ct. [674 Main
Knight Addison M. bookkeeper, 189 Front, b.
Knight Adelbert L. trunkmaker, 494 Main,
house 7 Chandler
Knight Albert, former, h. Bumcoat
Knight Albert B. brakeman, bds. 43 Grove
Knight Alden B. farmer, house Bumcoat n.
Clark [School
Knight Alfred H. clerk, 129 Main, boards 6
Knight Arthur F. farmer at W. S. Knight's,
Fowler, bds. do.
Knight Arthur O. bookkeeper, b. 7 Qain<7
Knight Azro S. carpenter, h. 29 Wall
Knight Benjamin W. watchman, 566 H^n,
house 9 Mendon
KNIGHT CHARLES B. k CO. (S. a
Libbey), lumber dealers, Madison cor.
N. & W. R. R. house 1 Oxford place.—
See page 582
Knight Charles £. carpenter, house Oreen-
dale [cor. Park ave.
Knight Charles S. real estate, Agricnltoral
Knight Charles S. Jr. clerk, b. Agricultural
near Sunnyslde [house 10 Salem
Knight Charles Y. polisher, 44 Central,
Knight Charles W. farmer, bds. Bumcoat n.
Mountain [William
Knight Charles W. clerk, 94 Grove, bds. 62
Knight Clarence W. died Oct. 18, 1888, age 20
Knight Edgar A. clerk, 12 Front, house 58
Mason [62 William
Knight Edward L. clerk, 440 Main, boards
Knight Edwin A. farmer, house Bumcoat n.
Mountain [depot, h. 17 Harrison
Knight Est us, ass't baggagem aster. Union
Knight Ethel O. (Clark A Knight), 142
Union, h. 70 Hanover [ h. 85 Salem
Knight Franklin H. salesman, 18 Mechanic,
Knight Fred, clerk, 877 Main, h. 114 Austin
Knight Fred. E. rem*d to Putnam, Conn.
Knight Geo. A. attendant, Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, bds. Coburn ave.
n. W. & S. R. R.
DEBT OF WORCESTER,
COXaULT THJS
WORCESTER [K] DIRECTORY.
199
Knight George £. fanner, bds. Buracoat n.
Mountain . [Groye
Knight Geo. E. wlreworker, h. Holden near
Knight Geo. W. blacksmith, b. SS Prescott
Knight Harriet Miss, teacher at Orphan's
Home, 821 Main, boards do.
Knight Henry A. (Mann d Knight), Groton,
hoQse 18 Hanover
Knight Henry 8. physician, 15 High, h. do.
Knight Herbert B. milkman, house Burncoat
n. MlUbrook
Knight James, trackman, boards 5 Walnut
Knight James H. photographer, house 74
Sonthbridge [1 Coral
Knight Janette, widow of Charles L. house
Knight Joseph A. president Graton & Knight
MTg Co. 187 Front, h. 810 Main
Knight Julias F. clerk, P. & W. R. R. honse
June near Chandler [198 Austin
Knight Lota A. clerk, 212 Main, boards
Knight Lyman, carpenter, r. 28 Austin, bds.
15 Myrtle
Knight Martha, bds. 5 Congress [7 Qulncy
Knight Mary H. widow of Orvilla D. house
Knight Nathaniel N. attendant, Worcester
Lnnatic Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Knight Pbylinda C. widow of Wm. house 5
Fnlton [Mountain
Knight Prentiss, carpenter, h. Bdrncoat n.
Knight Robert A. collector, 452 Main, b. at
N. Brookfleld [sq. b. 18 Trumbull
Knight Roth W. bookkeeper, 19 Washington
Knight Thomas £. salesman, 827 Main, h. 7
Go aiding [Mountain
Knight Walter F. painter, boards Burncoat n.
Knight Willard, machinist, 156 Union, bds.
24 Waldo
Knight William, machinist, B. & A. R. R. re-
pair shop, house 18 Mulberry court
Knight William A. physician, 54 Pleasant,
honse do. [Knight's, Tatnuck
Kn^ht Wm. H. carpenter, boards at W. 8.
KNIGHT WU4LIAM S. real estate, 12
, Front, house Fowler, Tatnuck.— ^ee pa jr«
496
Knight Wm. W. finisher, 100 Prescott, bds.
159 Main [Chandler
Knight Wm. W. printer, 187 Front, h. 222
Knittel Teresa A. widow of Joseph, bds. 88
Cambridge
Knopf Jacob, tailor, 105 Main, b. 5.B do.
Knowles Abbey L. Mrs. boards Stafford
Koowles Alice C. teacher, boards 80 May
Knowles Annie A. at Asylum Chronic In-
sane, Summer, bds. do. [210 Pleasant
Knowles Ellsha S. art rooms, 492 Main, h.
Knowles Francis B. CL. J. Knowles dtBro,)^
57 Jackson, h. 842 Main [6 Benefit
Knowles Frank P. machinist, 57 Jackson, b.
Knowles Hanson L. boards 1048 Main
Knowles James O. pastor Webster sq. M. E.
Church, h. 1048 Main [Stafford
Knowles Lewis L. filemaker, 10 Mill, boards
Knowles Lucius J. (L. J. Knotoles & Bro. )^
67 Jackson, honse 888 Main
FKOWLES L. J. & BRO. (F. B. Knowles),
iV. fancy loom and power press builders,
57 32icksoi\,^ See pages 618 and 619
Knowles Mary A. widow of Geo. II. house 1
Austin St. pi.
Knowles Wm. sewer builder, h. 12 Portland
Knowles Wm. H. removed to Springfield
Knowlton Alralra, widow of Edward, boards
SMott
Knowlton Charles, wood yard, r. 51 Main, h.
8 Lexington
Knowlton Daniel, student, bds. 9 Kllby
Knowlton Daniel H. cutter, 152 South-
bridge, h. 74 Portland [8 Blossom
Knowlton Daniel W. grocer, 87 Pleasant, h.
Knowlton Edward H. salesman, h. 25 Ken-
dall [868i Main, b. 54 Salisbury
Knowlton Frances A. painting teacher,
Knowlton Frank A. watches, etc. 822 Main,
h. 25 Sever
KNOWLTON FRANK C. livery and board-
ing stable, 5 Fruit, h. 110 Austin.— 5«e
page 664 [h. 8 Clinton
Knowlton John A. bookkeeper, 247 Main,
Knowlton John S. C. Mrs. widow, h. 54
Salisbury [ter, b. 170 Front
Knowlton Joseph P. carpenter, 10 E.Worces-
Knowlton Kate E. Mrs. ( Stevens (& Knowl-
ton), 261 Main, h. 22 Portland
Knowlton Lucy, widow of Levi, boards 1
Webster
Knowlton Lucy E. music teacher, 868i Main,
bds. 54 Salisbury [depot, h. 28 Charlton
Knowlton Samuel, baggageman, Union
Knowlton Swan, died Nov. 27, 1888, age 79
Knowlton Wm. F. driver, r. 51 Main, bds.
8 Lexington [Kllby
Knowlton Wm. F. carpenter, 5 Sargent, h. 9
Knowlton Willis E. clerk, Post-Office, bds.
22 Portland
Knox Cyrus H. conductor, h. 8 Henchman
Knox Daniel R. peddler, house 2 Tufts
Knox George 0. cutter. Brattle n. railroad
station, h. 34 Benefit
Knox Henry F. strawworker, b. 48 Norfolk
Knox Henry W. laborer, h. 43 Norfolk
KNOX JEROME B. tinsmith, 156 Main, and
stove pipe thimble and ventilator manuf.
82 Jackson, h. do. — See page 665
Knox Joseph B. salesman, Worcester C6r-
set Co. 566 Main, h. 12 Charlton
Knox Louisa, widow of Luke, b. 26 Mason
Knox Samuel A. pattern maker, 100 Pres-
cott, h. 1 Otis [cott, b. 1 Otis
Knox S. Harrison, woodworker, 100 Pres-
Knox Walter D. fish, house 217 Chandler
Knox-Russell William H. solicitor, h. Lee
Knutsson Eric, wlreworker, b. 116 Lincoln
Kobelt Warner, cook, Bay State House, h.
225 Main
Koenig Earnest, machinist, 110 Green
Kohan Lawrence, boards 26 Ward
Kohawn Denis, farmer, house 9 Fruit
Kohen Jefl^ey, laborer, house 51 Gold
Kohler William, machinist, 42 Gardner, h. r.
7 Carbon [mans
Kohlstrom A. Frederick, heater, h. 26 He-
Korp John, laborer, h. 3 Thenlus [bridge
Kovenskl Solomon, peddler, house 414 South-
Kraft George, brakeman, N. & W. R. R. b.
7 Salem
HEUOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TBEHONT STBEET,
BOSTON.
200
WOKCESTKR [U DIRECTORY.
Kraft John, teamster, 110 Green, h. 19 Ward
Kraf ve Carl F. laborer, bds. 899 Mlllbary
Eraf ve John, laborer, house 899 MlUbury
Kran Charles, carpenter, 186 Union, b. 9 Blaff
Kran William, foreman, 186 Union, h. 8 Bluff
Krueger Wm. F. finisher, 15 Union, bds. 98
Main
Enfler Michael, laborer, Mt. Vernon near
Clianning. b. do.
KUhl Frederick, saloon, 207 Front, h. 205 do.
KUhl Frederick, jr. dentist, 571 Main, b. 205
Front
Ktihl Henry, clerk, 207 Front, bds. 205 do.
Kuehner Gustavus L. rem'd from city
Kuhn Fritz W. cigar maker, 409 Main, h. 10
Spruce [h. 62 Fountain
Eupfer Hermann F. machinist, 161 Union,
Eurlbanm Frledrich A. teacher, 12 Chapin
block, bds. 7 Winthrop [b. 1 Lancaster
Evestead H. Olaf , armorer, 44 Central, b. 18
Coral
Eyes John F. (Kyes A Woodbury), 852 Main,
KTBSft WOODBURT (J. F. Kyes and J.
C. Woodbury), wood engravers, 852
Main. — Seepage 514
Labarqe Edward, shoemaker, h. 51 Norfolk
LaBarge Edward, shoemaker, 82 Shrews-
bury, bds. 98 do. [Lafayette
Labarge George, painter, 110 Green, bds. 82
LaBarge Theophile, bootmaker, 82 Shrews-
bury, h. 98 do. [Lunelle
Labb6e Louis, machinist, 110 Green, bds. 20
Labb^e Thomas, machinist, h. 20 LaneUe
Labelle Felix, baker, h. 21 Grand st. ct.
Labelle Godfrey, compositor, 802 Main, h. 9
Douglas [b. 9 Douglas
Labelle Godfrey, jr. compositor, 802 Main,
Labelle Louis, wire drawer, h. 7 Bennett ct.
Labelle Mary A. widow of Vansar, boards 9
Douglas [house, 7 Salem, h. do.
Lablue Israel, painter, 9 May, and eating-
LabontS Adolph, rem'd to Springfield
Labont6 Godfrey, armorer, 65 Beacon, h. 86
Salem [School, b. 80 Orchard
Labossi6re Abraham, spindle maker, 72
Labossi^re Edward, machinist, 81 Exchange,
bds. 80 Orchard [Orchard
Labossi^re Em61ie, widow of Peter, h. 80
Labossi^re Vertume, blacksmith, 74 School,
h. 24i Orchard [2 Glen
Labre Felix, reedmaker, 25 Union, house
Labre Louis, janitor Notre Dame Church, h.
13 Portland [h. 8 Langdon
Labreck Louis, blacksmith, 278 Southhridge,
Lacaillade Alfred, polisher, 44 Central, b. 90
Grafton
Lacaillade Homer, carpenter, b. 175 Front
Lacaillade Louis C. harness maker, 228 Main,
h. 176 Front
Lacaillade Louis O. carpenter, b. 175 Front
Lacava John Baptiste, nut stand, 264 Front,
h. 11 East Worcester pi. [ter pi.
Lacava Nicholas, musician, b. 1 1 E. Worces-
Lacey 'Barbara, widow of Thomas, house 87
Temple [Temple
Lacey Dennis, dyer, 110 Grove, boards 87
Lacey John B. laborer, h. r. 15 Prescott pi.
Lachance Thomas, feather manuf. 5ff4 ICaiii,
house do.
Lachapelle John, carpenter, h. 81 Spring
Lachapelle Joseph, lastmaker, 19 Chardi, k.
16 Norfolk [h. 76 lAnuuttne
Lachapelle Joseph C. machiDlat, 57 Jackson,
Lachapelle Mitchell, laatmaker, 19 Chureli,
house 84 Norfolk [h. 66 Soathbrldge
Lachapelle Moses, boot bottomer, 82 AustiA,
Lachapelle Onesime, boot bottomer, 82
Austin, bds. 85 Portland
Lachapelle Phillaa, boot bottomer, 82 Anstiii,
house 47 Chandler [b. 86 Porilaad
Lachapelle Xavier, boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
Lackey Edwin J. machinist, 19 Chnrcli. bds.
8 Gold [Gold
Lackey Emeline, widow of Joshua, faooBe 8
Lackey Fred, painter, boards 16 Nevrbaiy
Lackey Jerome E. shoefltter, 68 Hlffb, bds.
8 Gold
Lackey BufUs A. carpenter, h. 14 Shepard
LaCroix Adolph D. machinist, 161 Union, h.
2 Central court [ster, h. 80 Sprooe
LaCroix Adolph D. Jr. machinist, 28 Web-
LaCroix Joseph, printer, 892 Main, bds. SO
Liberty
LaCroix Nelson, laborer, h. 27 Langdon
LaCrosse Cyprian, moulder, 92 Thomas, h.
20 Liberty [Liberty
LaCrosse Cyprian, Jr. machinist, house 18
LaCrosse David, moulder, bds. 20 Liberty
Lacy James, wire drawer, house Powers ct.
Lacy John, wire worker, boards 79 Main
Lacy Michael, teamster, hoase 24 Colton
Lacy Patrick, driver, 215 Main, b. 24 Ooltoo
Ladd Albert, foreman, 94 Grove, house 21
Wachusett
Ladd Edwin, laborer, house 66 Suflblk
Ladd George A. carpenter, h. 28 Washington
Ladd George M. teamster, 149 Washington,
h. 108 do.
Ladd Henry C. clerk, 407 Main, b. at Auburn
Ladd Nathaniel W. teamster, h. Vernon near
MiUbury [Lincoln c. Green lane
Ladd Rebecca G. widow of Randolph E. h.
Ladd RoslUa H. widow of Vernon A. house
11 Salem
Ladd Willis E. moulder, h. 28 Green
Ladebeauche Arsene, machinist, honse 118
Washington
Ladebeauche Arthur, removed to MlUbury
Ladouceur Alfred, machinist, 84 Southbridge,
h. 6 Columbia court [92 Grafton
Ladonx Louis, laborer, B. <& A. R. R. house
Ladoux M. Louisa, widow of Ezra 8. house
92 Grafton
Ladoux William J. laborer, bds. 92 Grafton
Laduc Alfred, carpenter, house 217 Pleasant
Laduc Augustus, gardener, h. 67 Grove
Laduc Houore, driver, house 19 Douglas
Laduc Oliver, laborer, house 28 Camp
Ladue Henry, canvasser, 550 Main
Lafaille Edward, shoemaker, 89 Green, h.
86 Richland
Lafaille Matilda, dressmaker, b. 86 Richland
Lafayette Henry I. clerk, 12 Lincoln square,
bds. 25 Summer [65 School
Laferriere Felix, Japanner, 81 Mulberry, h.
POPULATION OF MASSACHUSEHS,
COJfSXrLT THB
niRECTOBY.
WORCESTER [JJ] PIRBOTORY.
201
lAferrier^ Peter, blacksmith, 81 Molberry,
hoase 18 Central
lAfford Joseph, laborer, h. rear 45 Summer
I#allaine Loalse, domestic, 85 Pleasant
Iiafleor Oleophas, carpenter, b. 78 Mechanic
liafleur Mary L. widow of John B. hoose 8
Grosvenor [Waldo, h. 18 Ellsworth
liafiin Anthony, carriage painter, rear 82
I«aflln James K. died Sept. 8, 1888, age 85
liaflln Jennie !K. Mrs. saloon, 8 Central, house
111 Main [Northbridge
LafliQ John, cutter, 619 Main, house at
Lafood Bei^amin, laborer, h. 22 Spruce
Lafood Joseph 7. armorer, 42 Gardner, bds.
22 Spruce [Main
Iiaforce George H. clerk, 90 Front, bds. 542
Ijaforce Joseph D. clerk, 428 Main, h. 548 do.
LaFoye Julian, laborer, h. Mill n. Buflhm
Lafk*auce Frank, carpenter, h. 20 Washington
IjaArance Frank Mra, dressmaker, 20 Wash-
ington, house do.
I«a£^arde Hilalre, removed fh>m city
lAicanitrom Lars G. laborer, h. 1 Oswald
Lagor Edmund, laborer, Canterbury corner
Hammond, bds. 8 Ascension
Lagosse Henry, carpenter, 21 Grafton, house
94 Blooralngdale
Lahale Frank, moulder, h. 69 Lamartine
Lahais Alphonse, wireworker, h. Eastern
avenne n. Belmont
Lahey Ellen Mrs. h. 21 Charles [Assonet
Lahey James, planer, 21 Grafton, house 87
Lahey John, laborer, h. 85 Canterbury
Lahey Michael, wire drawer, h. 70 Belmont
Lahey Michael, helper, 62 Jackson, house 4
Temple
Lahey Philip, blacksmith, h. 70 Belmont
Lahey Philip, laborer, 22 Cypress, house 70
Belmont
Laing Francis, clerk, 166 Pleasant, h. 156 do.
Lair Georges, teacher of languages, 12 Cha-
pln block, house do.
Laird Charles F. rem'd to Providence, B. I.
Laird Margaret, widow of John, boards 86
Boyoton
Lajoie Abraham, carpenter, house 29 Wall
Lajoie Andr6 G. (Lajoie Bros,), 84 Blooming-
dale, house do.
LAJOIE BROS. (D. and A. G, Lajoie),
groceries and provisions, 84 Bloomiug-
dale. — See page 546
Lajoie Damase (Lajoie Bros,), 84 Blooming-
dale, house do. [court
Lajoie John, planer, 110 Green, h. 8 Carpenter
Lijoie Joseph, shoemaker, 10 Mulberry, h.
11 Coral [45 Norfolk
Lajoie Louts, clerk, 84 Bloomlngdale, house
Lake John A. bookkeeper, 476 Main, boards
Plantation near B. & A. B. R.
Lakin Daniel C. bookkeeper, 140 Main, bds.
80 Jackson [h. 28 Newbury
Lakin Frank H. cabinetmaker, 21 Cypress,
LalLin George B. foreman, 68 High, house
191 Austin [b. 58 Central
Lalancett Nelson, bartender, 78 Exchange,
Lalibert^ Benjamin, boot bottomer, 154
Front, b. 155 Mechanic
Lalibert^ Geo. W. finisher, b. 155 Mechanic
Laltberl^ Joseph, carpenter, house 82 Wall
Lalibert6 Louis, lastmaker, h. 18 Norfolk
Lalime Alfk-ed G. salesman, 484 Main, house
15 Lincoln
Lalime Charles, died July 4, 1888, age 65
LALIME CHARLES, N. B. passenger
agent. Central Vermont B. R. line,
Washington sq. cor. W., N. & B. B. E.
house 20 Oak avenue.— ^«6 page 499
Lalime Lucy, widow of Charles, h. 20 Oak av.
Lally Michael C. boot crimper, 60 King, h.
rear 50 B^^on [28 Arch
Lalone Lavinous, laborer, 95 Thomas, bds.
Lalumi6re Napoleon, laborer, r. 25 Hermon,
b. 1 Meade [boards 28 Millbury
Lamabeaux Clement, laborer, 17 Southgate,
LamarchS Josephe, quarryman, h. Belmont
n. Bell pond
Lamb Albert, farmer, h. Pleasant c. Willard,
Tatnuck [Oxford
Lamb Chas. sashmaker, 5 Sargent, house at
Lamb Clara E. attendant, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. do. [27 Myrtle
Lamb Clifford O. tinsmith, 18 Park, boards
Lamb Edward, removed flrom city
Lamb Edward M. gardener, 1058 Main, bds.
10 Webster [Portland
Lamb Fred W. clerk, 815 Main, boards 82
Lamb Harriet, house 66 Hanover [Hanover
Lamb Jane E. widow of Edward, house 66
LAMB JARIUS B. tin and sheet iron
worker, 18 Park, house 82 Portland.
— See page 671
Lamb John B. removed to Europe
Lamb Laura A. widow of Thomas M. house
21 Clinton
Lamb Mary J. house 66 Hanover
Lamb Mary L. at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do. [12 Princeton
Lamb Matthew B. policeman, City Hall, h.
Lamb Pierce, hostler, 50 Millbury, bds. do.
Lamb Sarah E. died Dec. 29, 1882, age 48
Lamb Wm. L. shoemaker, house 9 Orient
Lambert Edmond, carpenter, h. 27 Highland
Lambert Ellen, nurse, boards 81 Prescott
Lambert George A. foreman, 94 Grove, h.
24 Orchard
Lambert James, died Nov. 2, 1888, age 83
Lambert Joseph, mason, house 43 Wall
Lambert Patrick, laborer, h. 6 Bennett ct.
Lamberton Charles T. finisher, 68 High, h.
18 Bluff [Lincoln av.
Lamond Thomas M. wire drawer, house 4
Lamonia Arcbilld, removed to New York city
Lamonia Chas. confectioner, b. 5 Wood sq.
Lamoutagne Louis C. rem'd to Waterbury,
Conn.
Lamort Leander, painter, bds. 47 Mechanic
Lamothe Anthony, carpenter, b. 72 Mechanic
Lamothe Augustin, carpenter, boards 72
Mechanic [86 Lamartine
Lamotte Adllor, armorer, 20 Manchester, h.
Lamotte Jerome, brlckmaker. Bloomlngdale,
house 84 Norfolk [h. 65 Blackstone
Lamotte Jo!<eph, boot bottomer, 108 Front,
Lamotte Lester, carpenter, h. 59 Souihbridge
Lamotte Nicholas, carpenter, house Lovell
n. Maywood
HELIOTYPE PRINTING CO.,
911 TBXMONT STBJBMTf
BOSTON.
202
WORCESTER [L] DIRECTORY.
Lamoar Filipe, laborer, B. & A. R. R. house
118 Bloomingdale [house 97 Lamartiue
Lamoureux Antoine, shoe bottoiuer, 68 High,
Lamoureux Cjrille, carpenter, bds. 58 Wall
Lamoureux Jacob, shoemaker, 68 High, h.
108 Lamartine
Lamoureux Pierre, lastmaker, h. 10 Green
Lamphere William A. engineer, B., B. & Q.
R. R. house 174 Lincoln
Lamson Chas. M. pastor Salem Street
Church, house 15 Catharine
Lamson David R. h. 27 Austiif [Kendall
Lamson Eliza A. widow of Merritt, h. 20
Lamson Henry H. clerk, 166 Pleasant, house
20 Charlton [bridge, b. 27 Austin
Lamson Madaline M. bookkeeper, 86 South-
Lamson Sophia B. widow of Lambert, house
85 Shelby [Florence
Lamson Tyler A. wood worker, house 24
Lamson Wm. G. clerk, 411 Main, boards 24
Florence
Lancaster Frank £. house 5 West
LANCASTER GEORGE T. ticket and
freight agent, 14 Pearl, b. 88 Prospect.
—See Bailrocids in Index to Contents
Lancaster John £. clerk, Winter c. Water,
b. 5 West [Walnut
Lancaster Sarah, clerk, 14 Pearl, boards 16
Lancaster Walter A. coachman, h. 63 Central
Lancaster William, bookkeeper, 404 Main,
h. 48 Bowdoin
Lanciault Antoine, laborer, h. Webster ct.
Lanclault Antoine, jr. laborer, Hope Ceme-
tery, house 1 Jacques
Lanclault Arthur, machinist, 28 Hermon, b.
Webster ct. [10 Walnut
Lander J. Henry, compositor, 877 Main, b.
Landers John, saloon, 10 Southbridge, h.
42 Chandler
Landers John C. salesman, b. 182 Pleasant
Landers John F. salesman, h. 182 Pleasant
Landers Joseph B. manager, books, 271
Main, b. do. [Davis
Landry Edward D. reedmaker, 9 May, b. 7
Landry Emile, clerk, 9 May, boards 7 Davis
Landry Eric, carpenter, house 7 Davis
Landry Napoleon, rem'd to Ferrona, N. Y.
Landstrom Charles E. roller, h. 12 Lawrence
Lane Benj. H. pastor Dewey Street Baptist
Church, house 202 Pleasant
Lane George H. blacksmith, Lincoln near
Burncoat, house 178 Lincoln
Lane George J. rem'd to Providence, R. I.
Lane Harry, removed Arom city
Lane Henry F. pantor Pleasant Street Bap-
tist Church, h. 27 Kendall
Lane James, laborer, house 8 Lovell ct.
Lane Jeremiah, driver, boards 15 Bridge
Lane Margaret, widow of Daniel, boards r.
57 Bridge [228 Pleasant
Lane Preston P. bookkeeper, 218 Main, h.
Lane RufUs K. clerk, 9 Pleasant, house 148
Chandler [Lovell ct.
Lane Thomas, helper, 54 Jackson, house 10
Lane William, marble cutter, 131 Central, h.
1 Houlihan pi.
Lang Henry M. carpenter, 26 Salisbury, h.
28 Kendall
Lang Herbert M. wood worker, house 18
Lancaster
Lang James, removed to Boston [Foyle
Langan Stephen, helper, 161 Union, bds. 6
LANGE HERMABN F. A. florist, 376
Main, and Mt. Vernon n. Channliig, h.
do. — See page 609 •.
Lange Matthew, cutter, 566 Main, bds. 66
Fpnt
Langley Alice M. stitcher, h. 57 Anstin
Langley Arthur N. clerk, B. & A. B. R.
freight depot, boards 6 Penn av.
Langley Etta M. bds. 57 Austin
Langley George W. dispatcher, B. & A. R.
R. house 6 Penn ave. [b. 6 PenD ave.
Langley Geo. W. Jr. fireman, B. ft A. R. R.
Langley Stephen, machinist, b. 41 Millbnzy
Langlois Adeline, clerk, bds. 189 Green
Langlois Adelphlne, clerk, bds. 189 Green
Langlois Hugh D. removed fVom city
Langlois Napoleon L. blacksmith, 191 Union,
boards 189 Green [h. 139 Green
Langlois Paul H. carriage maker, 191 Union,
Langlois Rosa £. dressmaker, 189 Green, b.
do.
Langton Peter F. finisher, bds. 14 Eaton pi.
Langton Thomas, laborer, b. 47 Mechanic
Langton Timothy, hostler, 15 Market, house
14 Eaton pi. [lin
Langton Timothy, Jr. laborer, h. 89 Frank-
Langurand Jean Baptiste, shoemaker, 68
High, h. 45 Norfolk [bds. 47 do.
Lannegan Patrick, spinner, 17 Southgate,
Lannigan Edward, carder, Hopeville Manof.
Co. house Fremont n. Sutton lane [ct.
Lanois Leon, bootmaker, h. 9 Bloomingdale
Lanpher Horace Y. blacksmith, 74 School,
h. 11 King
Lanpher Theresa H. boards 11 King [b. do.
Lanthrop Geo. laborer at Wm. Goss',UplaDd,
Lapham Mowry A. woolen manufacturer
(at Millbury), house 658 Main
Lapiere Joseph, painter, bds. 5 Pond
Lapierre Louis, wood worker, h. 8 Douglas
Laplante Henry, carpenter, b. 175 Front
Laplante Antoine, machinist, h. 3 Hacker
Laplante Beni, h. Webster n. city line
Lapoint Eli, polisher, 4 Leicester, boards
Fremont n. Cambridge [b. r. 108 Salem
Lapoint Eugene, boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
Lapoint Frank, laborer, Hope Cemetery, h.
1 Oakland, Barnard vl He [ Barnard ville
Lapoint Frank, Jr. laborer, bds. 1 Oakland,
Lapoint Joseph, house r. 58 Salem
Lapoint Joseph, blacksmith, h. 11 Salem
Lapoint Joseph O. carriage maker, 15 Mar-
ket, house Alvarado av. n. Anna
Lapoint Peter, laborer, 11 Cypress, house
12 Douglas St. ct. [108 Salem
Lapolnte Vital, boot bottomer, 68 High, h.
Laporte Chas. A. engineer, 9 May, b. 7 Davis
Laporte Joseph, laborer, house 7 Mill
Laporte Joseph H. reed-board maker, 9 May,
house 7 Davis [King
Lappin Jaine8, laborer, 50 Lagrange, h. 57
Lapr^dc Henry, nplnner, Jamesville, house
Webster cor. Hope ave. [Lafayette
Larange Joseph, laborer, r. 25 Hermon, h. 64
L"
POPULATION OF ALL TOWNS,
in ths United Slates ofSOOO or nutre
infuibitantB, eontuU the DireeiMrp,
WORCESTEB [L] DIRECnTORT.
203
Abraham, woodworker, 25 Union, b.
170 Washington [city line
Frank, teamster, h. Greenwood n.
Henry, machinist, 19 Charch, house
170 Washington
Peter, blacksmltl), h. 51 Canterbary
Peter, laborer, boards 11 Doaglas
XATclie Frank, removed Arom city
Larch e Joseph, removed from city
LiaBeaQ Israel, painter, Prescott n. Lincoln
sq. hoDse 196 Shrewsbury
LAT^ess Joseph, removed to Canada
LAi^ess Peter, hairdresser, 6 Webster, h. do.
Xiargess Peter M. moulder, 92 Thomas, bds.
6 Webster [bury
lAriar Joseph, laborer, house 70 Shrews-
Xjarkin Delia, tailoress, 286 Main, bds. r. 26
Jefferson [h. 7 Oreen lane
IjarXin Ferdinand P. upholsterer, 15 Union,
Larkln James, laborer, h. 51 E. Worcester
Xtarkln James; laborer, Lafayette c. Quinsig-
amond ave. h. 14 Grosvenor [Temple
Xjarkin John, helper, 57 Jackson, house 89
LiarklD John J. saloon, 242 Front, house 85
Penn ave.
Larkfn Michael, laborer, h. 150 Prescott
Larkin Patrick H. butcher, bds. 162 South-
bridge
LATkin Richard, painter, h. 162 Southbridge
Larkin Samuel E. millwright, 15 Union, b.
Exchange Hotel [26 Jefferson
L*arkinWilliam, tailor, 286 Main, house rear
Larkin William H. laborer, Pakachoag Mill,
bds. r. 26 Jefferson
LABKI5 WM. H. & CO. hats, caps, etc.
895 Main, h. 1 ATMngUyn.—See page 521
Lamard Frank, shoemaker, b. 100 Summer
Larned Abbie F. overseer, 88 Front, bds. 85
Pleasant [Machine Shop, bds. 10^ Dix
Lamed Charles G. wood worker, Washlinrn
Lamed £. Minnie, milliner, bds. 24 Portland
Larned Francis, bottomer, 68 High, boards
100 Summer [R. R. b. 16 Mechanic
Larned George C. machinist, Hammond n.
Larned Hezekiah C. machinist, 161 Union,
boards 11 Exchange
Larued J. Edward, cardmaker, 246 South-
bridge, house 67 Orange [183 do.
Lamed Lucian W. clerk, 294 Main, boards
Lamed Pitts A. house 16 South Russell
Larned Stephen H. boolckeeper, 246 South-
bridge, house 27 May
Larned, see Learned and Leonard
Lamer Michael, saloon, 48 Millbury, h. do.
Laro Prosper, carpenter, bds. 167 Front
LaRock Joseph A. blacksmith, 9 Mill, house
51 do. [Thomas, h. 89 Shrewsbury
LaRose Fred, carriage painter, rear 84
Larose George, bartender, 7 Bartlett place,
house do.
LaRose Joseph, lather, h. rear 108 Salem
LaRose Napoleon, lather, boards 86 Salem
Larowe Exor L. painter, 188 Main, bds. 48
Exchange [81 Canterbury
Larsen Andrew, organ maker, 9 May, house
Larsen Hans, removed to St. Louis, Mo.
Larsen J. Herman, finisher, 196 Union, h. 6
Assonet
Larsen Peter, carpenter, 9 May, h. 76 Can-
terbury
Larsen Peter C. removed from city
Larson Andrew, armorer, 44 Central, bds. 9
No. Ashland
Larson August, wire drawer, bds. 184 Pres-
cott [n. North
Larson August, wireworker, h. Sigourney
Larson August L. reed-board maker, 9 May,
house 182 Chandler
Larson Carl, wireworker, bds. Daley near
Hemans [avenue
Larson Charles, laborer, boards 46 Eastern
Larson Chas. sinker, house 224 Millbury
Larson Charles W. removed IVom city
Larson Christian, laborer, b. 41 Washburn
Larson Cornelius, armorer, 44 Central, h. 47
Eastern avenue
Larson Hans, carpenter, 44 Central
Larson Peter, laborer at S. H. Burbank's,
Greenwood, boards do.
Larson Sven J. wireworker, h. 184 Prescott
Larsson Andrew, armorer, b. 87 Eastern av.
Larsson Carl A. wireworker, h. 6 Henchman
court
Larsson Emil, laborer, house Greenwood n.
Millbury [cent
Larsson Erick, wireworker, house 11 Cres-
Larsson Gottfried, wireworker, b. 1 Lincoln
Larsson Hannah, domestic, boards Stebbins
corner Thenlus
Larsson Hans, laborer, boards 92 Union
Larsson Hans, wireworker, house 92 Union
Larsson John, laborer, house 8 Glen
Larsson John, wireworker, bds. 1 Lincoln
Latch Patrick, helper, 51 Green, house 67
Bloomingdale
Latchford Mary, widow of Patrick, bds. 4
Suffolk [r. 49 Summer
Latham Joseph, carpenter, 26 Salisbury, b.
Lathe Martin Mrs. widow, house 20 Cedar
LATHE & MORSE TOOL CO. (E. A, Morse
and E, A, Thvoing), machinists* tools
manufs. 180 Gold. — Seepage 689
Lathrop Alvah C. blacksmith, boards 121
Pleasant
Lathrop Aroasa H. carpenter, h. 14 Cottage
Lathrop Edward (E, <fc J. W. Lathrop), 42
Southbridge, h. 6 Mt. Pleasant
Lathrop Elias, blacksmith, 87 Market, h.
121 Pleasant [bridge
Lathrop E. & J. W. needle manufs. 42 South-
Lathrop Imogeue E. boards 410 Main
Lathrop James W. (E. <ft J, W, Lathrop), 42
Southbridge, house 13 Shepard
Latour Camille V. blacksmith, 87 Gold, h. 2
Boyle's ct. [79 Chandler
Latour Frank X. D. salesman, 462 Main, h.
Latt Charlotte, boards 69 King [Main
Laugher Annie P. (Laugher <fc Co.J, h. 586
Laugher William, upholsterer, 581 Main, h.
586 do. [era, 581 Main
Laugher & Co. (A, P. Laugher), upholster-
Laughlln Garrett, polisher, 62 Jackson, h.
88 Ellsworth
Laughlln Morgan, laborer, Canterbury cor.
Hammond, house at Auburn
Laughlln, see Loughlln and McLaughlin
FOR THE ALMAMC,
CONSJTLT THB
l>IBJB€TOBT»
804
WOKCICaT&B [Xi] PIBVOTORY.
Lauziere Moise, laborer^ 74 Prescott, h. r. do.
La valine Alexander, laborer, h. 116 Bloom-
ingdale [16 Cypresa
Lavallle ClemeDt, solicitor, 492 Main, h. r.
LavalMe Gilbert, boot bottomer, 70 Winter,
house 1 Leland court
Lavallle Regis, boot bottomer, 154 Front,
boards 155 Mechanic
Lavell James, laborer, Lagrange opp. Junc-
tion depot, boards 68 Southbridge
Lavellc Alfred A. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
14 Maple
Lavelle Austin, removed to Malone
Lavelle Austin, Jr. laborer, Hope Cemetery,
boards Lyman, Barnardville
Lavelle Boswell, laborer, Hope Cemetery,
boards Lyman, BarnardyiUe
Layelle John, laborer, 100 Prescott, house
89 North Ashland
Lavene Alfred A. machinist, b. 14 Maple
Lavene David, machinist, B., B. & G. R. R.
repair shop, bouse 158 Summer
Lavene Frank, section master, house 5 East
Worcester [14 Maple
Lavene James J. machinist, 84 Prescott, h.
Lavene John B. machinist, 84 Prescott, h.
12 Arch
Laverty Alexander, laborer, h. 25 Kansas
Laverty AlAred A. laborer, 66 Lincoln, bds.
79 Main [14 Slgel
Laverty Andrew 8. laborer, 65 Jackson, h.
Laverty Chas. A. laborer, h. r. 17 Mlllbury
Laverty Edward, reed-board tiller, 25 Union,
house 61 Lafayette
Laverty James F. laborer, h. 61 Lafayette
Laverty John, laborer, house 22 Lodl
Laverty Maria, widow of John R. house 26
Lafayette
Laverty Mary, house 21 Worth
Laverty Nancy, boards 21 Worth
Laverty Robert F. carpenter, h. 51 Mlllbury
Laverty Robert M. boot bottomer, 82 Aus-
tin, house 8 Union avenue [tine
Lavery Dennis, boot crimper, h. 68 Lamar-
Lavery Wm. removed to Boston
Lavigne Jacques P. carpenter, Coes near
Coes sq. house Cambridge c. Hacker
Lavljrne John B. polisher, 44 Central, bds.
208 Main
Lavigne Joseph, laborer, h. 45 Norfolk
Lavigne Joseph Agarle, armorer, house rear
172 Front [Front
Lavigne Louise, widow of Joseph, b. r. 172
Lavigne Napoleon L. carpenter, 28 Webster,
house 182 Cambridge [55 Wall
Lavigne Narcisse, lastmaker, 19 Church, h.
Lavigne Xavier, Jr. carpenter, h. 70 Wall
Lavin Bartholomew, roller, h. rear Mlllbury
near R. R., Qulnsigamond
Lavin Bridget Mrs. house 11 Pond [Meade
Lavin Bridget, widow of Patrick, house 11
Lavin Catharine, boarding-house, 45 Winter
Lavin Catharine, widow of Thomas, boards
r. Mlllbury n. R. R., Q.
Lavin Dominick, laborer, house r. Mlllbury
near R. R., Qulnsigamond
Lavin James, heater, house 28 Colton
Lavin John, laborer, house 16 So. Irving
Lavin John, laborer, house Perry [U Pond
Lavin John E. machinist, UO Oreen, liowrds
Lavin John J. solecutter, GO Kiii£, b. 45 Win-
ter
Lavin Luke T. clerk, boards 45 Winter
Lavin Mary Mrs. grocer, 53 Lafayette, b. do.
Lavin Michael, laborer, 77 Foster, hooae 22
Spruce
Lavin Michael J. machinist, La^ran^^ gj^,
junction depot, h. 58 Lafayette
Lavin Miles, h. 17 Waverley
Lavin Owen, laborer, bds. 375 KiUbary
Lavin Patrick, died June, 1888
Lavin Patrick, laborer, h. r. MiUbu ry n. B.B.
Lavin Patrick, laborer, bds. 22 Spruce
Lavin Patrick, teamster, h. 5 Whitney
Lavin Peter, laborer, b. Vernon n. MiUbaiy
Lavin Peter, boot treer, 7 Washington sq.
boards 52 Green
Lavin Thomas, hostler, MiUbory c. Taylor,
h. r. Mlllbury n. R. R.
Lavin, see Olavin
Lavine C. Henry, coachman, 248 Main. b. do.
Lavine Gilbert, baggage man, house 68 Wall
Laviolette Adolphe, boot crimper, 60 King, h.
2 Bradley
Laviolette George, carpenter, b. 85 Portland
Lavole Henry G. hairdresser, 601 Main, bds.
8 Chatham
Lavole Moses, woodworker, h. 8 Bams ct.
Lavouice Osten, coachman, 18 Ashland, b.do.
Lavrie Peter, boards 1 1 Douglas [h. do.
Law Hezekiah D. tailor, 8 William st. ave.
Lawler Eliza J. teacher, Mlllbury street
school, b. 84 Grafton
Lawler John, confectionery, 99 Green, h. do.
Lawler John, laborer, house 81 Market
Lawler John, laborer, bds. 7 Redding ct.
Lawler Lawrence, job wagon, h. 6 Grace
Lawler Margaret, bds. 8 Carpenter ct.
*Lawler Michael, laborer, h. 5 Carbon
Lawler Patrick, engineer, 480 Main, h. 1
Washburn [Grafton
Lawler Thomas, boottreer, 68 High, h. 84
Lawlor Washington I. rem'd to New York
Lawrence Aiidrew, h. 4 Abbott
Lawrence Bruno, carpenter, 21 Grafton, h.
140 Southbridge [Harrington, b. do.
Lawrence Chas. A. teamster, Mlllbury av. n.
Lawrence Charles F. rem'd to Oxford [lane
Lawrence Charles W. salesman, h. 8 Green
Lawrence Cornelius F. (C F, Lawrence A
Co.), 410 Main, h. 88 Austin
LAWRENCE €. F. & CO. printers, 29 First
National Bank building, 410 Main.— 5e0
pa^e 510
Lawrence Daniel T. blacksmith, 84 Prescott,
b. 15 Thomas [b. 88 Fountain
Lawrence Edmund J. machinist, 22 Cypress,
Lawrence Edward R. bookbinder, 887 Main,
h. 14 Goulding [bridge, h. 40 Cutler
Lawrence Edwin B. cardmaker, 246 South-
Lawrence Edwin P. carpenter, h. 46 Newbury
Lawrence Everett C. designer, 855 Main, h.
91 Elm
LAWRENCE FRANK, photographer, Jonas
G. Clark block, 492 Main, h. 1 1 Wood-
land.— See page 522
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lAwreiAce Frank P. student, Salisbnry near
Porest, bds. do.
Lawrence George C. clerk, 476 Main, bds. 7
Ko. Ashland [13 Richards
lAwrence (George C. salesman, 555 Main, h.
Lawrence (George F. wood worker, 95
Tbomas, h, 28 Mulberry
Lawrence Gnstayns C. rem'd to Boston
Lawrence Ivers W. provisions, 180 Front,
h. 28 Chatham
LAWREHCE JOSEPH B. furniture, up-
I holstery goods, etc. 855 Main, h. 11
HtLtnmond.^ See paffe 567 [84 Shelby
Lawrence Lewis C. foreman, 28 Mulberry, h.
Lawrence Mary A. bds. 11 Woodland
Lawrence Mary £. widow of John G. house
62 Grafton [Front
Lawrence Mary P. widow of Aaron, h. 180
Laimrence Melville S. provisions, h. 12 Gates
Lawrence Oltvef A. bozmaker, 86 Central,
b. S87 Pleasant [57 Woodland
Lawrence Oscar M. packer, 855 Main, house
Lawrence Philip, painter, h. 128 Washington
Lawrence Samuel £. foreman, 100 Prescott,
b. 7 No. Ashland
Lawrence Wm. laborer, b. 284 Pleasant
Lawrence William, policeman, City Hall, h.
84 Park [venor
Lawrence William F. teamster, h. 15Gros-
Lawrence Wro. H. cutter, b. 84 Park
Lawrence WiUiam H. rem'd to Kewbur3rport
Laws Mary A. laundress, h. 26 Elliott
Laws Sidney J. tinsmith, 28 Pleasant, h. 27
Mason [Henchman court
LawBon Christian, asst. engineer, house 4
LawBon G^eorge, rem*d from city
Lawson Margaret, died April 25, 1888, age 84
Lawson Patrick, laborer, b. SackviUe rear
Bjrron [22 Diz
Lawton Charles A. foreman, 19 Union, h.
Lawton Christopher P. dentist (at Webster),
h. 141 Main
Lawton Gteo. plumber, h. 109 Canterbury
Lawton J. Judson, fllemaker, 79 Beacon, h.
14 Clifton
Lawton Mary M. teacher. Woodland street
school, b. 5 Kingsbury
Lawton Susan £. Mrs. music teacher, 141
Main, h. do.
tayden James, laborer, bds. 859 Cambridge
Layden James, wire drawer, h. 11 Union av.
Layden Patrick H. laborer, B. & A. R. R. h.
1 Conlin ct.
Laydon Edward, helper, b. 58 Central
Laygrus L. M. laborer, 57 Jackson, bds. 60
Beacon
Layng George, machinist, 54 Jackson, h. 170
Chandler [67 Beacon
Layng James H. machinist, 51 Green, house
Lazell Daniel, paperhanger, 284 Main, h. 11
Diz [12 Diz
Luell James A. foreman, 94 Grove, house
Lea Thomas S. foreman, 161 Union, house
Greenwood
Leach Ann Mrs. boards 8 Boylston court
Leach Catharine J. widow, boards Mill cor.
Chandler
Leach Epicurius, painter, b. 8 Boylston ct.
Leach Frank H. compositor, 442 Main, b.
Forest avenue
Leach Frederick M. collector, h. 18 Arlington
Leach Humphrey S. watchman, 94 Grove, h.
1 Forest ave. [Spruce
Leach Michael J. saloon, 5 Green, house 12
Leach Patience, died Oct. 5, 1888, affe 68
Leach Richard, blacksmith, bds. 5 Hudson
Leader Ida A. widow of Charles £. house 25
Houghton fdo.
Leahy Catherine Mrs. grocer, 48 Ward, h.
Leahy David, flagman. Market st. crossing,
house 79 Market
Leahy David, Jr. slater, house 14 Colton
Leahy Frank, moulder, r. 25 Hermon, house
48 Lamartlne [Brackett ct.
Leahy Hannah, widow of Michael, house 6
Leahy James, laborer, Junction shop, boards
5* Grace
Leahy James, planer, house 87 Assonet
Leahy Jeremiah J. painter, 24 Foster, house
158 Prescott
Leahy John, brakeman, h. 112 Canterbury
Leahy John, laborer, house 26 Winter
Leahy John, wire drawer, house 150 Prescott
Leahy Lawrence W. saloon, 221 Front, b. 8
Vine
Leahy Mary, housekeeper, 847 MlUbury
Leahy Mary, widow of Thomas, h. 5 Grace
Leahy Michael, laborer, house 4 Boland ct.
Leahy Patrick, laborer, boards 168 Salem
Leahy Patrick, laborer, boards 5 Grace
Leahy Patrick, died Oct. 8, 1888, age 88
Leahy Richard, carpenter, h. 4 Union ave.
Leahy Thomas, blacksmith, 110 Green, h. 61
Lafkyette [62 Austin
Leahy Thomas, painter, r. 16 Pleasant, bds.
Leahy Thomas, laborer, boards 5 Grace
Leahy Thomas, laborer, h. 6 Houlihan pi.
Leaman Collin A. removed to Waltham
Learned Charles H. carpenter, b. 4 George
street court
Learned James M. removed fh>m city
Learned Jeremiah (Learned, Newton A Co.Jt
8 Allen court, house 22 King
LEARNED. IfEWTON ft CO. CJ. Learned
and G, L. Newton), wholesale grocers, 8
Allen covLTt,^ See page 554
Learned Romeo D. carpenter, h. 59 Salem
Learned Thomas G. carpenter, 18 Norwich,
house 4 Diz
Learned, see Larnard and Leonard
Leary Arthur, spinner, Daniels' cotton mill,
West Boylston, Northville, house do.
Leary Catherine, widow of Jeremiah, b. 805
Cambridge [John
Leary Catherine, Widow of John, house 45
Leary Cornelius, teamster, 23 Manchester,
house 78 East Central
Leary Cornelius, removed trom city
Leary Daniel, laborer, 14 Bloomlngdale, h.
66 East Central
Leary Daniel, laborer, h. Chamberlain ct.
Leary Daniel, marble polisher, house 18
Larkin
Leary Dennis J. carpenter, boards 45 John
Leary Dennis T. carver, 19 Union, boards 1
School
MOON RTSES AND SETS,
CONBVZT THE
DinJECTOBT.
206
WORCESTEB [I^] DIBEOTOBT.
Leary Elizabeth, widow of Michael, h. 21
Union ave.
Leary Humphrey, porter. Continental Hotel,
boards do. [h. do.
Leary Johanna Mrs. saloon, 14 Norfolk,
Leary John, driver, boards 45 John
Leary John, shoemaker, house 45 Norfolk
Leary John, wire cleaner, h. 17 Ellsworth
Leary John, laborer, 1S8 Union, house 84 E.
Central
Leary John, laborer, boards 144 Foster
Leary John, laborer, 14 Bloomlngdale, house
78 Wall [Concord
Leary John P. clerk, 117 Main, boards 5
Leary Julia, widow of Dennis, house West
Boylston, Northvllle [bury
Leary Mary, widow of Frank, h. 180 Shrews-
Leary Patrick, laborer, bds. 17 Ellsworth
Leary Patrick, armorer, 20 Manchester, h.
88 Orange
Leary Patrick, machinist, 100 Prescott, h.
41 N. Ashland
Leary Patrick J. machinist, boards 45 John
Leary Patrick T. armorer, 20 Manchester, b.
88 Orange [bury
Leary Thomas, laborer, bds. 181 Shrews-
Leary Timothy, printer, 128 Chandler, b. 8
Brown [ingdale
Leary Timothy, laborer, house 189 Bloom-
Leathers Elliott G. provisions, h. 888 Main
Leaurler John B. painter, bds. 20 Bradley
Leaurler Joseph, painter, house 20 Bradley
Leavens Sarah J. Mrs. boarding-house, 128
Main
Leavenworth Fannie W. widow of Nathan,
bds. Worcester Academy, Providence
Leavitt Charles, machinist, 178 Union, h. 16
Mechanic [Harrison
Leavitt Fred. W. plumber, 609 Main, h. 84
Leavitt J. Sullivan T. watchmaker, 894
Main, boards 8 Linden [Temple
Leavitt Margaret, widow of John, bds. 47
Leavitt Thomas W. carpenter, boards 80
Summer [h. 10 Langdon
Leblanc Alphonse, boot bottomer, 108 Front,
Leblanc Dolor, clerk, 56 Wall, b. 68 Suffolk
Leblanc George, compositor, 460 Main, b. 9
Salem [164 Mechanic
Leblanc Germain, carpenter, 22 Cypress, h.
Leblanc John, cabinetmaker, boards Mon-
treal near Wall
Leboe Clifford, died Feb. 15, 1883, age 87
Leboe Emily E. dressmaker, 188 South-
bridge, boards do. [place
Leckberg Charles L. laborer, h. Cambridge
LeClaire Isaac B. clergyman, h. 100 Elm
LeClaire John, blacksmith, h. 66 Madison
LeClaire John, quarrier, house Belmont n.
Bell pond ' [Lafayette
LeClaire Peter, laborer, 57 Jackson, h. 64
Lecours Charles, carpenter, h. 21 Spring
Lecours Eugene shoemaker, bds. 21 Spring
Lecours Joseph, rem*d to So. Framlngham
Leddy Patrick, laborer, 51 Green, boards 82
Lamartlne
Leddy Timothy, laborer, h. Crescent n. R. B.
Ledouz Joseph, weigher, boards 10 School
Ledstr5m Peter G. wlreworker, h. Illinois
Leduc Peter, driver, 18 Grand Bt- court, h.
Douglas
Lee Albert, machinist, 28 Webster, boards
15 Myrtle [ant, h. 811 Main
Lee B. Frank (C, B. PraU dt Cd.J, liB Pleas-
Lee Carrie, bookkeeper, 20i PleaBant, bds. 1
Church place
Lee Chandler S. h. 19 Clinton [b- ^ Myrtle
Lee Charles £. telegrapher, 80 Shrewsboiy,
Lee Chung, removed to Boston
Lee Dorcas B. Mrs. house 978 Main
Lee Edward, laborer, house 60 CaDterbary
Lee Edwin B. armorer, 65 Beacon, hoiiae
28 Arch
Lee Elizabeth, seamstress, 821 Bfain, b. do.
Lee Francis, wlreworker, bds. 79 Main
Lee Francis H. laborer, bds. 65 Prescott
Lee Frank N. beltmaker, 187 Front, house
19 Clinton
Lee George H. carpenter, b. 18 So. Irving
Lee Geo. L. moulder, b. Alvarado ave. near
W. & S. R. R. [do.
Lee Han, laundry, P. O. blk. (basement), b.
Lee Harry O. clerk, Lincoln House, b. do.
LEE HENRT A. moulding machine manat
and pattern maker, and (Dennis 4b Lee),
164 Union, h. 4 Crown. — Seepage 672
Lee Henry J. removed ttom city
Lee Henry W. carpenter, h. 70 Chandler
Lee James, fireman, 94 Grove, h. Sackville
n. B., B. & G. B. R.
Lee James, boot treer, house 6 Camp
Lee James, watchman, 15 Market, house
Wachusett near Dix
Lee Jane Mrs. boards Trumbull square
Lee John, wood worker, 54 Hermon, house
Alvarado ave. near W. & S. R. R.
Lee John, cardmaker, 19 Washington sq. b.
22 Brown
Lee John R. Iron worker, 154 Front, h. 126 do.
Lee Jonathan M. teamster, 120 Vernon, b. do.
Lee Michael, wire drawer, house 8 Brlden
Lee Michael, driver, house 161 Mechanic
Lee Michael, laborer, house 5 Nashua
Lee Moy Han, laundry, 179 Front [Elliott
Lee Noah A. machinist, 100 Prescott, h. 10
Lee Pardon A. carpenter, boards 19 Maple
Lee Peter, laborer, b. rear Bloomlngdale n.
Ascension
LeeRlnaldo W. (MowreALee)t 2 Blgeloir
ct. house Mill cor. Pleasant, Tatnuck
Lee Rosa, widow of John, h. 172 Prescott
Lee R. Thomas, hostler, 14 Edward, house
27 Liberty
Lee Sam, laundry, 124 Front, boards do.
Lee Thomas, laborer, house 22 Brown
Lee Thomas, fireman, h. 19 Prescott place
Lee Wah, laundry, 5 Washington sq. boards
179 Front
Lee William, truckman, h. 7 Lamartlne
Lee William, laborer, house 12 Foyle
Lee William E. polisher, 44 Central, boards
126 Front
LEE WILLIAM J. gravel and sand, house
7 Lamartlne. — See page 586
Leech James, cardmaker, 66 Grafton, house
2 Union pi. [Millbury n. R. B.
Leese John, teamster at wlreworks, Q. h.
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DIBMOTOMT,
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207
TThoroafl, sinker, house 847 Mlllbary
X«efloe Joseph, removed from city
Hfeftrldice Percy, hostler, 18 Chestnut, honse
51 Korth Ashland [8 Rledl pi.
L»egacey Alexander, machinist, 101 Front, h.
Ijegasey John, policeman, Station 2, La-
martine, honse 85 Sonthbridge
Joseph, boot bottomer, hoose 8
Central ct. [honse r. 50 Beacon
r«e£^sey Samuel, wheelwright, 29 Cypress,
L*efcer Joseph, hairdresser, 14 Washington
sqnare, boards 80 Central
Tt^SfZ Charles A. finisher, city dye house, 12
Ltayard place, honse 8 do.
I^eKsr Geo. removed from city
LCQ6 JAMES & CO. (John Legg), Wor-
cester Woolen Mills, 17 Soathgate, h.
Mapleville, R. I. — See page 680
Lfeg;^ John (James Legg & Co.), 17 South-
gate, house 7 Ripley [Clinton ct.
r«egg John, eating-house, 22 Pleasant, bds. 4
Les^ LiUther D. brakeman, B. & A. R. R.
bouse Alvarado ave. cor. Anna
Tiegs William H. bookkeeper, 17 Southgate,
bouse Ripley st. place
Lieg^g William L. h. Alvarado ave. c. Anna
I^eg^ett John, laborer at tripeworks, rear
Greenwood, Q. house do.
Lieheney Ann, widow of Bernard, b. 24 Ward
Liebeney Dennis J. laborer, 146 Prcscott
Xjeby John F. teacher. College Holy Cross,
bds. do. [Wachusett
I^igh James, watchman, 15 Market, h. 10
X<eSgh Stephen, laborer, h. 174 Lincoln
Lieland Chas. A. machinist, 161 Union, h.
11 Gonlding
Iceland Cynthia E. boards 66 Austin
L ELAND EDWIN J. electrician and elec-
I trie batteries, 424 Main, h. 25 Bowdoin.
— See page 504
liCland Edwin N. removed to Boston
Leland Elisha S. awl maker, 195 Front, bds.
12 Chandler [Main, b. 658 do.
Leland Frank A. (S, B. Leland A Son), 446
Leland Geo. R. carriage maker, 82 Exchange,
house 12 Clifton [21 Dix
Leland Henry F. engraver, 845 Main, house
Leland John, machinist, house 16 Gold
Leland John H. asst. baggage master. Union
depot, house 26. Richland
Leland Joseph, house 12 Hancock
Leland Richard F. machinist, house Ballard
near MiUbury
Leland Samuel R. & Son (F, A, Leland),
music store, 446 Main, h. 118 Lincoln
Leland Thomas J. house 186 Main
Leline Eliza H. widow of George, house
Hamburg
LEILAT AMEDE, carpenter and contrac-
tor, 158 Washington, house do. — See
page 670
Lemay Augunte, carpenter, house 78 Wall
Lemay Charles A. machinist, 161 Union, b.
r. 86 Trumbull
Lemay Henry E. printer, bds. r. 86 Trumbull
Lemay Joseph, boot bottomer, 108 Front, h.
61 Lafayette [123 Washington
Lemay Louis, boot bottomer, 68 High, bds.
Lemay Peter A. blacksmith, house r. 36
Trumbull [Trumbull, h. do.
Lemay Peter A. Mrs. dressmaker, rear 86
Lemay Seraphln, dressmaker, boards rear 86
Trumbull [60 Mechanic
LemSre Augustus, laborer, 19 Foster, house
Lemleux Alderic, bootmaker, 70 Winter, h.
78 Lafayette
Lemieux Alexander, skatemaker, 81 Mul-
berry, house rear 16 Cypress
Lemieux Clafforce, laborer, house 9 Bloom-
ingdale court [house 1 Meade
Lemieux Godfrey, moulder, rear 25 Hermon,
Lemieux Louise Mrs. tailoress, b. 58 Central
Lemieux Nelson, music teacher, 58 Central,
b. do. [Mill n. Leicester
Lemire Joseph, laborer, 4 Leicester, house 7
Lemire Joseph, Jr. spinner, Jamesville, bds.
7 Mill n. Leicester [315 Cambridge
Lemoine George, engineer, Brussels, house
Lemond Samuel, laborer, house 132 Bloom-
ingdale [Union, h. 25 Maple
Lemont Bertwood A. wood worker, 171
Lemoureux Clement, laborer, b. 17 Langdon
Lemoureux Francis, carpenter, boards 17
Langdon
Lendy Mary A. machine tender, b. 63 Grand
Lennen Delia, widow of Edward, boards 44
Beacon
Leno John, laborer, boards 88 Spring
Lenox Edwin S. salesman, 94 Grove, bds.
Bay State House [Southbridge
Leonard Ann, widow of John, hou.^e 282
Leonard Ann, widow of Lawrence, bds. 22
Suffolk
Leonard Annie, cook, 80 Pleasant, b. do.
Leonard Anthony, laborer, house 7 Foyle
Leonard Betsey M. stitcher, b. 19 Bowdoin
Leonard Catherine, widow of John, house 48
Winter [Chandler
Leonard Charles D. truckman, house 87
Leonard Chas. S. clerk, 227 Main, b. 53 do.
Leonard Charles W. wire inspector, h. 68
Orchard [94 do.
Leonard Denis C. provisions, 70 Green, h.
Leonard Edward, driver, bds. 15 Myrtle
Leonard Francis D. armorer, 31 Hermon, h.
212 Austin [b. 544 jdo.
Leonard Frank L. cigar maker, 563 Main,
Leonard Frank P. finisher, boards 48 Winter
Leonard Fred. C. bookbinder, 868i Main, b.
15 Myrtle ^ [court
Leonard James, wire draw*er, h. 7 Redding
Leonard James, laborer, house 8 Foyle
Leonard James, driver, Southbridge c Ham-
mond, h. 76 Canterbury
Leonard James, laborer, 161 Union, house
Waite near Shrewsbury [28 Austin
Leonard John, boot bottoZner, 68 High, bds.
Leonard John, stonecutter, 181 Central, h.
21 Carbon [182 do.
Leonard Lyman E. butcher, 128 Front, bds.
Leonard Martin J. boot treer, 82 Austin, b.
44 Green [Blackstone
Leonard Mary Mrs. washerwoman, house 29
Leonard Michael, boot bottomer, 68 High,
b. 24 Suffolk
Leonard Patrick, laborer, b. 7 Redding ct.
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DIMJBOTOBT.
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W0RCE8TBR [Lj l>rftBCTORr.
Leonard Patrick, polisher, 54 Jackson, h. 17
Ellswortii [544 do.
Leonard Rlcliard, painter, 626 Main, house
Leonard Roger, helper, 161 Union, h. 129
Exchange
Leonard Samuel H. rem*d to West Newton
Leonard Samuel 8. died May 22, 1888, age 81
Leonard Thomas, stonecutter, Crescent, b.
Carbon [Redding ct.
Leonard Thomas J. wire drawer, boards 7
Leonard William, currier, 2 Sargent, house
80 Columbia [19 Charlton
Leonard Wm. H. glazier, 5 Sargent, boards
Leonard, see Learned [lOAsAonet
Lepage Pierre, shoemaker, 68 High, house
Leplre John B., W., N. Jb R. R. R. passenger
agent, 25 Washington sq. house 60
Penn ave.
Leplre John W. moulder, b. 60 Penn are.
LePoer R. Miles, printer, 195 Front, boards
126 do.
Lesage Eliza, widow of Joseph, h. 20 Cherry
Iiesage J. Alonzo, woodworker, b. 20 Cherry
Lesage J. Peter, packer, boards 6 Newport
Lesage Peter, currier, 60 Bloom ingdale, h.
189 Green [Austin
Leseur Mary M. widow of Francis, bds. 1 15
]Jesieur Leon J. blindmaker, 196 Union, bds.
7 Waldo [7 Waldo
Lesieur Paul, carpenter, 196 Union, house
Lesieur Telesphore, carpenter, 22 Cypress,
h. 141 Qreen [8 Austin
Leslie David L. varnisher, 54 Hermon, bds.
Leslie Henry A. engineer, 566 Main, house
87 Penn ave. [Greendale
Leslie John, farmer, bds. West BoylHton n.
Leslie Maggie, attendant, Wor. Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Leslie Susie, attendant, Wor. Lunatic Hos-
pital, Belmont, b. do.
L'Esperance Alphonsine T. teacher. Walnut
street school, bds. 121 Southbrldge
L'esperance Isaac T. - boarding-house, 121
Southbrldge
L'esperance Napoleon T. skatemaker, 81
Mulberry, boards 121 Southbrldge
L'esperance Raoeul I. tinsmith, 224 Front,
h. 18 Spruce [20 Clinton
L'esperance William T. clerk, 14 Front, h.
Lessard F. Antoine, carpelter, 8 Norwich,
bds. Morse n. Lovell [68 Suffolk
Lessard John, shoemaker, 10 Mulberry, h.
Lessard Louis, shoemaker, 10 Mulberry,
house Suffolk
Lessey Esther, widow, h. 574 Main
Lessord Leopold, boot bottomer, 155 Front,
boards 12 Washington sq. [Ellsworth
Lester John, gardener, 6 Ripley, house 84
Lester John J. moulder, 149 Washington, b.
11 Meade
Lester Walter, boards 71 Park
Lesure Herbert, wireworker, 94 Grove, b.
9 Main [89 LafiEiyette
Letcher Louis, brakeman, P. ft W. R. R. h.
Letendre Fred. L. hairdresser, 418 Main, h.
24 Vine
Letestu Zo6, widow of Algard, boards 10
Assonet
Letournean John B . boot aider, 70 Winter,
h. 128 Chandler
Letourneau Regina, dressmaker, 128 Chand-
ler, bds. do. [h. 11 JjBjaia pL
L6veill6e Michelle H. painter, 12 Norwich,
Leveque Fhlllus, sawyer, 5 Bai^s^iit, hoofle
11 Langdon
Levitt Clara, cook, 265 Main, bds. 267 do.
Levy George, hairdresser, 1 Tramball, bds.
17 Hollywood [place
Levy Nathan, tailor, 286 Main, h. 9 Layard
Lew Hartwell, sawyer, 171 Union, b- 5 Folton
Lewin Albert C. inspector, 548 Soatfabrldge,
h. Lewis n. Southbrldge [Merrick
Lewis Ann O. widow of Daniel L. b. 2 North
Lewis Arthur B. clerk, 412 Main, b. 69 do.
Lewis Arthur G. principal Belmont street
school, house 89 Edward
Lewis Benjamin, house 8 Sycamore
Lewis Bei^Jamin H. machinist, hoase 2 Lin-
coln ave.
Lewis Benjamin R. house 75 Portland
Lewis Carletto F. student, boards 5S6 Main
Lewis Charles A. bartender, 40 Waldo, h.
5 Central court
Lewis Charles M. salesman, h. 1 Leicester
Lewis Elias, baker, 215 Main, honse 64 No.
Ashland
Lewis Fernando F. laborer, h. 86 Winthrop
Lewis Friend W. clerk, 4 Washington sq.
house 85 Cutler
Lewis George, ganger, house 14 Hancock
Lewis George G. boards 89 Edward
Lewis George H. carpenter, h. 586 Main
Lewis George S. removed firom city
Lewis James, vapor stoves, 270 Midn, bouse
80 Dix
Lewis James E. machinist, Hammond near
R. R. house 6 Davis ^ Myrtle
Lewis James E. B. machinist, 180 Gold, bds.
Lewis John, teamster, h. Bloomingdale near
Ascension [h. 11 Belmont
Lewis Joseph H. wood worker, 196 Union,
Lewis Joseph W. clerk, 94 Grove, boards st
Clinton [18 Hawley
Lewis Lucy W. widow of Joshua O. house
Lewis Mary, widow of Charles, honse 286
Park avenue [bds. 27 Mason
Lewis Mary F. teacher, NorthviUe school,
Lewis Nellie E. Mrs. boarding-house, rear
South Court House
LEWIS N, H* vapor stoves, 270 Main,
house 30 Diz. — See page 594
Lewis Sarah A. tailoress, boards 101 Paik
Lewis Sarah A. boards 70 Chandler
Lewis Thomas C. shoe bottomer, 68 High,
boards 9 Myrtle [Hancock
Lewis Will W. clerk, 505 Main, boards. 14
Lewis Wm. A. machinist, boards 208 Main
Lewis William E. foreman, Cleveland Ma-
chine Works, 54 Jaclsson, h. 97 Beacon
Lewis William H. driver, 201 Front, honse
28 Salem
Lewis Willie A. clerk, 876 Main, h. 84 Orange
Lewis W. Dean, clerk, boards 5 Crown
Lewlsson Lucy, teacher, Winslow st. school,
boards 95 Elm [n. MlUbary
Lextrom Chas. blacksmith, bds. Greenwood
WOBCJBSTBM DIMXOTOBT ABBOAJO, The WoreeHer ntreetary U kept on fiU fifr
eoneultatian hy the public in all the large eUiee of the country.
WORCESTER [L] DIKEGTORT.
209
Lextrom Edwin, blacksmlUi, b. Greenwood
near Millbary [19 So. Rassell
Ley Fred. W. cigar maker, 409 Main, lioase
Leyden Edward, laborer, h. 22 Ellsworth
Leyden Mary Mrs. house 27 Church
Leyden Owen, Uborer, house 18 Foyle
Leydon Fr&nlc, laborer, 77 Foster, boards
178 Washington [26 Winter
Leydon Michael, machinist, 77 Foster, bds.
L'Heareaz Frank X. polisher, 31 Malberry,
bds. rear 66 SIzchange
L^Henrenx Leon, removed firom city
Libbey Charles E. f)uiner,b. Holden n. Brattle
LIbbey Gteo. A. fhrmer, b. Holden n. Brattle
Libbey Henry C. (C. B. Knight db Co.)*
Madison, hoase at Alder Brook, N. H.
Libbey James L. Airmer, h. Holden n. Brattle
LIbby Albert W. laborer, bds. 62 Salem
LIbby DrusilU Mrs. hoase 62 Salem
Llbl^ Herbert A. paperhanger, 284 Main, h.
180 Washington
Libby Lavine L. servant. 66 Front
Liberty George, blacksmith, 88 No. Foster,
house 69 School [bds. 4 Ghites
Liberty George H. machinist, 60 Lagrange,
Liberty Magloire, died [bds. 4 Gates
Liberty Napoleon, machinist, 60 Lagrange,
LibertTt see Lalibertd
Liboof Jerry, blacksmith, h. 100 Lamartine
Lichtenfela George, confectioner, house 28
Cherry [Thomas
Lichtenfela Wm. G. wire drawer, boards 19
Liddle Geo. boiler maker, 61 Green, house
1 Albert
Lidstrom Johan, laborer, h. 4 Seymore
Light Gardner, Aruit, house Bloomingdale
near Plantation
Light Joseph F. house 86 Portland
Lightbonrn Catharine J. (MU$m Ughtboum),
8 North Ashland, bds. do.
Lightbonrn Fannie T. (MIsms UghtboumJ^
8 North Ashland, bds. do.
Lightbonrn Frank P. clerk, 109 Main, bds.
8 No. Ashland [b. 8 No. Ashland
Lightbonrn Harriet, teacher, Dix st. school,
Lightbonrn Louisa, h. 8 North Ashland
Lightbonrn Misses (C. J. and F. T. Light-
boumjt shirt manufs. 8 No. Ashland
Lilley Andrew J. eating-house, 118 Front,
house 77 Park
Llmney Rose, boards 7 Mill
Lincoln Cliarles A. house 87 Ozfbrd
Lincoln Charles £• printer, 47 Main, house
4 Denny [b. 6 Park ave.
Lhiooln Charles H. draughtsman, 462 Main,
Lincoln Charles H. machinist, 26 Salisbury,
bds. 81 Wachusett [18 Maple
Lincoln Edward B. salesman, 484 Main, bds.
Lhicoln Edward W, chairman com. public
grounds and sec'y Horticultural Society,
18 Front, house 6 Oak
Lbcoln Frances M. Miss, bds. 86 Chestnut
LincoUi Fred. A. (Chrland <ft Lincoln)^ 20
Qrafton, house at North Brookfleld
Lincoln Horatio B., Sargent Card Clothing
Co. 246 Sonthbridge, house 22 May
LnOOLN LETI9 flour, grain, etc. 106
Front, house 108 Elm. — Bet page 664
Lincoln Lucius G. cooper, hoase 6 Park av.
Lincoln Moses, machinist, 26 Salisbury, h.
81 Wachusett
Lincoln Sanford W. removed to Millbury
Lincoln Seth W. printer, 426 Main, h. 6 No.
Ashland
Lincoln Stephen C. carpenter, h. 8 Waverley
Lincoln Waldo (W. E, ChUter A Co.), Lafay*
ette c. Qninsigamond av. h. 49 Elm
Lincoln Warren P. supt. 149 Washington, h.
46 Yemon
Lincoln William S. fkrmer, 208 Main, house
Chandler c. May [cor. May
Lincoln Winsiow S. farmer, house Chandler
Lind August, died Nov. 18, 1888, age 21
Lind Carl, wireworker, boards 6 Crescent
Lind Peter E. laborer, house Greenwood c.
MUlbnry [foot Harlem
Lindahl John, machinist, 110 Green, house
Lindberg Andrew G. wire plater, house 6
Crescent [Whitney
Lindberg Anna, widow of Peter, boards 9
Lindberg August, wire drawer, b. Dryden n.
Hemans [Whipple
Lindberg Carl E. laborer, h. Millbury opp.
Lindberg Charles W. laborer, b. 12 Oswald
Lindberg C. Isak, laborer, boards rear Mill*
bury n. Greenwood [opp. Whipple
Lindberg Jacob A. sinker, house Millbury
Lindberg John A. galvaniser, house Steb-
bins near Thenius
Lindberg J. Alfred, sinker, house Millbury
Lindberg J. August, sinker, house Perry n.
MUlbury
Lindberg Otto, laborer, boards 9 Whitney
Lindberg Otto A. wireworker, l>oards 84
Wachusett
Lindberg W. Charles W. laborer, house 261
Millbury [coin
Lindblad Gustaf, wire plater, bds. 179 Lin-
Lindblad John, laborer, boards 89 Mulberry
Lindblad John R. bootmaker, 11 Water, h.
84 Harrison [6 Davis
LInder Olof, blacksmith, 10 Mill, boards
Lindfors Erick M. machinist, 110 Green, h.
14 Endicott
Lindgren Carl F. laborer, b. 7 Oswald
Lindgren Charles, armorer, 44 Central, h. 26
Orchard [Edgeworth
Lindgren Eric, wireworker, h. Sigourney n.
Lindgren William G. laborer, bds. 6 Eastern
avenue [Milton
Lindholm John, laborer, bds. Edgeworth c
Lindquist Andrew, sinker, h. Greenwood n.
city line [North
Lindquist Chas. wireworker, b. Sigourney n.
Lindqnlst Charles, wireworker, lK>ards 174
Lincoln
Lindquist John, laborer, house Perry
Lindquist John, laborer, boards 40 Hanover
Lindquist Nils, sinker, house Greenwood n.
city line
Lindquist Oscar, laborer, h. 802 Millbury
Lindsay Charles A. conductor, h. 18 School
Lindsay Henry G. provisions, 102 Canter-
bury, h. do.
Lindsay Nellie F. teacher, bds. 86 Pleasant
Lindsey Ed ward, carpenter, b. 8 Mulberry ct.
WEALTH OF WORCESTER,
14
CONSULT TSB
niBEOTOMT.
210
WOKCESTER [Lj DIRECTORY.
Lindsey E. P. Mrs. boards 14 High
Llndsey George J. driver, 827 Main, house
87 N. Ashland [8 Mulberry ct.
Llndsey Henry I. carpenter, 61 Green, bds.
Llndsey Talbert, carpenter, h. 46 Abbott
Lindsey Wilson K. bookkeeper, h. 9 Harvard
Lindstrom Andrew, wireworker, h. 11 Milton
Lindstrom Knut, salesman, b. 116 Lincoln
Lindstrom Olaf, wire packer, foot Kansas,
house 83 Washburn
Lindwall Charles W. removed fl:om city
Linehan Mary, widow of Michael, house 5
Gold St. court [court
Linehan Michael, laborer, h. 19 Gold street
Linehan Timothy, removed from city
Linnehan Patrick, moulder, 87 Gold, boards
5 Gold street court
Lingley John H. (Amidon 4b Lingley), 88
Southbridge, house 94 Piedmont
Lingquist Otto, laborer, beards 8 Perry
Linnell Benjamin F. canvasser, 281 Main, h.
50 High [High
Linnell Walter F. clerk, 895 Main, boards 50
Linnott Margaret M. cook, b. 14 So. Irving
Llnscott Louis A. worsted manuf. 548
Southbridge, boards 492 do.
Linsted John G. machinist, 57 Jackson, bds.
28 Chandler
Linton Arthur H. removed to Springfield
Linton George E. clerk, 420 Main, boards 25
Fulton [worth, h. r. do.
Lipshitz Isaac, drv goods, MiUbury c. Ells-
LISGOMB IfATHANIEL S. hats, caps,
furs, gents' fhrnishing goods, etc. 418
Main, hoase 88 Elm. — See front cover
Litch Aaron K. boards 7 Oread place
Litcher Louis, wiper, P. & W. R. R. engine
house, house 89 Lafayette
Litchfield Orin E. foreman, Crescent, b. 128
Lincoln [Norfolk
Little Anthony, baker, 166 Pleasant, h. 14
Little Eli A. baker, house 2 Newbury
Little Frank, boards 14 Norfolk
Little George, removed to Boston
Little George E. removed tvom city
Little James, laborer, boards 6 Layard pi.
Little James A. wire temperer, 94 Grove, b.
9 Newport
Little John, slater, boards 82 Wall [h. do.
Little Joseph, driver, Lyman, Barnardville,
Little Robert, mason, house 20 Cutler
Little Russell M. teacher. Highland Military
Academy, Salisbury, boards do.
Little William, shoemaker, house 15 Hudson
Little William, compositor, b. 12 Washing-
ton sq. [15 Hudson
Little William, Jr. machinist, 54 Jackson, b.
Little William F. clerk, B. & A. R. B. freight
house, boards 9 Newport
Littlefleld Cora L. milliner, b. 102 Thomas
Littlefield Henry H. machinist, 19 Church,
house 29 Benefit
Littleton Bridgets. clerk,b. 175 Washington
Littleton Stephen, farmer, h. 10 Riverside
Livermore Ansel G. proprietor, Millbury ex-
press, 8 Front, house at MiUbury
Livermore Arthur H. butcher, 154 Chandler,
house 25 Mason
Livermore Charles G. house 19 Oxford
Livermore C. Frank, fancy goods, 552 Main,
h. 68 Austin [20 Wlnslow
Livermore Edwin F. clerk, 154 Chandler, h-
Livermore E. Edward, woodworker, 10 B.
Worcester, house 81 Clinton [80 Pearl
Livermore George W. dentist, 886 Main, h.
Livermore Hiram B. wire drawer, house 15
Sudbury
Livermore Lorenzo D. removed to Spencer
Livermore Lydia, widow of Elisha, house 49
Irving [63 Austin
Livermore Walter F. clerk, 584 Main, bds.
Liversage William E. machinist, h. 29 Clinton
Livingston Florence A. bookkeeper, 458
Main, b. 88 Newbury
Livingston Frank, armorer, 42 Gardner, b.
208 Southbridge
Livingston Fred, machinist, house 15 Denny
Livingston George, laborer, h. 284 Park av.
Livingston John, foremsn, h. 10 Home
Livingston John C. confectioner, 511 Main,
bds. 19 Austin [889 Southbridge
Livsey Robert, machinist, 62 Jackson, house
Llzotte Antolne, clerk, 27 Washington sq.
house 9 Eaton pi. [b. 59 Piedmont
Ljungberg Charles, polisher, 128 Chandler,
IJungberg John, razor maker, 128 Chandler,
house 59 Piedmont [bniy
Ljunggren Audrus G. laborer, h. 165 Mill-
Lloyd Eliza Mrs. second-hand clothing, 216
Front, house do. [16 Mechanic
Lloyd George E. cutter, Hamilton, boards
Lloyd Hattle A. boards 15 Irving
Lloyd John E. messenger, U. S. & Canada
Express office, boards 49 Park
Lloyd Philip, machinist, 57 Jackson, house
148 Chandler [bds. 18 School
Lobam Bei^amin S. clerk, 1 P. O. block,
Lobben Charles, wheelwright, 149 Front, b.
55 Eastern ave. [Thomas
Lobben Jens, armorer, 44 Central, bds. 16
Lobben Peter, armorer, 44 Central, boards
55 Eastern av. [Lovell n. Coes aq»
Lobdell Francis L. machinist, 1 Coes sq. h.
Lobdell Thomas J. Jr. engineer, h. Lovell n.
Coes sq.
Lochner John, tailor, 58 Water, house do.
Lochner Margaret, widow of John, boards
58 Water
Locke Alfred E. driver, American Express
Co. r. Union depot, house 16 Irving
Locke Amos R. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
71 Hanover [18 Assonet
Locke Charles, boot sider, 108 Front, hoase
Locke Geo. £. physician, 428 Southbridge,
boards 189 Beacon
Locke Henry, baker, h. 98 Southbridge
Locke Henry, iceman, h. 6 Wachusett
Locke Loyd P. (Locke db Bobinaon), 99
Central, house 59 Thomas
Locke Thomas M. wireworker, h. 88 Edward
Locke William L. driver, 18 Mechanic, k.
259 Grove [Bowdoln
Locke William M. driver, 7 Denny, h. 64
LOCKE & BOBINSOlf (L. P. Locke and
B. W, JRo&insonj, scrap iron, stoves, etc
99 Central. — Seepage 697
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH,
CONSVLT THE
nZBJBCTOST.
WORCESTER [L] DIREGTORT.
211
Lockhart Hibbert, clergymaD, house 1 Agrt-
cnltaral
Lof John Gnstaf, laborer, h. 84 MlUbury
Lof Nils P. sinker, house foot Harlem
Lof blad Jacob, laborer, h. 2 Oswald
Lofgren John, laborer, h. 4 HeDchman ct.
Loftas Anthony, laborer, h. 15 Lafkyette
Lofbns John, laborer, house r. MUlbary near
B. B., Q. [Hanover
Loftus John L. helper, 161 Union, boards 81
Loftos Michael, cooper, Patnam lane, hoase
so Hanover [Holy Cross
Loftas Michael, laborer, boards College
Loftns Patrick, laborer, house r. Millbury n.
B. B., Q. [opp. Stebblns
Loftns Patrick, 2d. laborer, bds. Millbury
Loftns Patrick H. removed from city
Loftas William, machinist, h. 81 Hanover
Logan David W. agent Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machines, 684 Main, b. Waverly
Hoase
Logan James, sec. Whitcomb Envelope Co.
20 Salisbury, h. 80 John
Logan John G. carpenter, house 161 1| Grove
Logan John J. laborer, 19 Foster, boards 17
Fountain [h. 5 Mechanic st. ct.
Logan Lawrence, laborer, 28 Manchester,
Logan Mark T. produce, house 9 Barclay
Logan Miles H. laborer, house SIgourney c.
Edgeworth
Logan Oscar A. clerk, 864 Main, b. 147 do.
Logan Patrick F. painter, b. 50 Green
Logan Bapert J. carpenter, h. 17 Fountain
Logan Thomas, laborer, house 5 Nashua
Logan Thomas, laborer, h. 100 Mechanic
Logan Timothy, sorter, 17 Southgate, bds.
47 do.
Logee Simon, machinist, house 2 Quincy
Lohoar Alex, wireworker, boards 77 Water
Loisean Antonin, carpenter, h. 78 Wall
Loiselle Alexander, painter, Shrewsbury c.
Lyon, house 18 Lyon
Loiselle Alick, removed to Montreal, Can.
Loiselle Joseph, carpenter, h. 15 Jefferson
Loiselle Louis, clerk, house 15 Jefferson
Loiselle Nelson S. skatemaker, boards 15
Jeflbrson
Loiselle Peter, hairdresser, b. 15 Jefferson
Loke Axil, laborer, 51 Green, h. 102 Lafayette
Loke George, laborer, 110 Green, bds. 102
Lafayette
Lombard Belle K. rem'd to N. Brookfleld
Lombard Edward K. supt. 78 School, h. 21
John [Columbia
Lombard Eneas, policeman. City Hall, h. 84
Lombard Ida E. Mrs. bds. 176 Southbridge
Lombard Jackson, woodworker, 86 Central,
house 87 Thomas [Blackstone
Lombard John, laborer, 181 Union, house 48
Lombard Minnie M. widow of Samuel W.
house 61 Summer
Lombard Nathan A. (N. A, Lombard A Co,),
78 School, house 59 Hanover
LOIBABD N. A. A CO. woolen machinery,
I 78 SchooL— iS'e6iHi^6 672
Lombard Bichard, laborer, h. 184 Shrewsbury
^^^bard Sarah P. Mrs. nurse, h. 17 Home
Winery James, spinner, b. 47 Southgate
Londergan John, laborer, 12 Shrewsbury, h.
86 Canterbury [h. r. 86 Benefit
Londergan Patrick, laborer, 48 Shrewsbury,
Loner Thomas, boiler maker, r. 179 Union,
boards 16 Thomas
Lonergan Edmond, laborer, h. 167 Grove
Lonergan James E. machinist, 178 Union, b.
51 Union av. [ing, h. 6 Lovell ct.
Lonergan John, flagman, Franklin st. cross-
Lonergan Patrick, gardener, h. 51 Union av.
Lonergan Thos. J. engineer, 19 Washington
sq. house 119 Grafton
Lonergan Thomas S. removed to Boston
Long Alflred W. (Davenport db Long), r. 155
Front, house at Oxford
Long Charles B. machinist, h. 29 William
Long Charles B. machinist, 287 Chandler, b.
285 do. [28 Mason
Long Edward M. machinist, 0 May, house
Long Horace B. bellows maker, boards 8
Queen [Ellsworth
Long James, wire drawer, Pitt, boards 24
Long James T. machinist, 110 Green, bds.
5 Taylor
Long Jane E. Mrs. h. 4 George street court
Long John, boot sider, h. rear 77 Madison
Long Joseph A. salesman, 558 Main, house
105 Austin
Long Mary A. Mrs. b. 235 Chandler
Long Michael, laborer, bds. 40 Millbury
Long Patrick, laborer, house 5 Taylor
Long Patrick, wire drawer, h. 80 Millbury
Long R. Webster, lastmaker, 8 Harris court,
house 25 William [40 Millbury
Long Thomas F. machinist, 110 Green, house
Longfellow Clarence H. tobacconist, 125
Main, boards 58 do.
Longfellow Frank W. rem'd to Augusta, Me.
Longley Alfred H. bookkeeper, 400 Main, b.
88 William [452 Main, h. 160 Austin
Longley Edward E. (Kendall A Longley),
Longley Elijah A. farmer, h. Lovell n. May
LoDgley Granville A. (Bigeloio dt Longley),
888 Main, house 19 Crown
Longley James O. machinist, h. 824 Main
Longley Julia A. widow of Henry, boards
' 160 Austin [Mechanic
Longteau Thomas, laborer, 87 Gold, boards
Longval Henry, casemaker, 9 May, bds. 56
Myrtle [Perry
Lonnroth Chas. F. laborer, h. Millbury near
Looby Edmond, machinist, Water c. Ledge,
house 14 Millbury
Looby John, brakeman, h. 10 Gold st. court
Looby John T. clerk, 805 Main, b. 14 Millbury
Looby Lawrence, boards 91 Millbury
Looby Lawrence, plumber, bds. 14 Millbury
Looby Michael, machinist, house 181 Salem
Looby Michael, machinist, 110 Green, house
91 Millbury
Looby, see Luby
Loomls Susan A. Mrs. nurse, house 14 Vine
Looney John, saloon, 1 Suifolk, house 70
Shrewsbury
Looney Joseph, wiper, W., N. & R. R. R.
round house, h. 4 Boland ct.
Looney Patrick, laborer, house 2 Milk
Looney Patrick, removed to Boston
POPULATION OF RHODE ISLAND,
COKBULT THE
I>IMBCTOBBT.
212
W0BCB8TEB [Jj] DIRECTORT.
L'Orange Alflred, carpenter, 196 Union, boase
at Mlllbury [bridge
L'Orange Bmno, carpenter, h. 186 Sootb-
liOranger Frank, bootmaker. Pink cor. Lily,
house 15 North Ashland [do.
Lord Aaron G. clerk, Waverly House, ods.
Lord Augustine E. moulder, h. 15 Valley
Lord Beiy. L. cigar maker, h. 818 Main
Lord Charles, wire packer, h. 14 Lancaster
Lord Charles E. clerk, 420 Main, boards 1
Church place [h. 180 Austin
Lord Charles H. finisher, 7 Washington sq.
Lord Daniel P. eating-house, 281 Main, h. 1
Church place [Church place
Lord Everett A. cutter, 501 Main, boards 1
Lord Frank M. clerk at wireworks, Q. house
27 West
Lord Fred. H. rerooyed firom city
Lord Henry T. lather, house 8 Tufts
Lord James, solderer, house 85 Webster
Lord Louis, boot bottomer, 155 Front, bds.
22h Pleasant [Austin
Lord Mary T. widow of Andrew H. bds. 159
Lord Rand, foreman, 7 Washington square,
h. 58 Austin [15 Stafford
Lord Robert, machinist, 28 Webster, boards
Lord Thomas B. salesman, house 879 Main
Loring Edmund W. clerk, 416 Main, bds.
180 Beacon [4 Harrington ave.
Loring Elmer H. organ maker, 19 Union, h.
Loring Henry A. painter, h. 44 Bowdoin
Loring John W. supt. Loring & Blake Organ
Co. 19 Union, house 45 Prospect
Loring Wm. H. rem*d to Leavenworth, Kan.
LORING A BLAKE ORGAN CO- (J. B.
Woodford, sec. and treas.), 19 Union. —
See page 654
Lorion Albert, bootcutter, 82 Austin, house
10 Assonet
Lorion Albert C. clerk, B., B. & O. B. R.
office. Union depot, bds. 10 Assonet
Lorion Delphine, clerk, bds. 88 Orange
Lorion Vital, shoecutter, 10 Mulberry
Lorrett John S. C. coachman, 842 Main, bds.
850 do. [15 Maple
Loud Jacob R. compositor, 442 Main, bds.
Loud William S. canvasser, h. 9 Clifton
Loudon Benjamin, coachman, bds. 887 Main
Loudon John B. coachman, 1049 Main, house
7 Mill
Lough Thomas, wire tester, h. r. 8 Sunnyside
Loughlin James, laborer, Hammond n. R. R.
bds. 72 Shrewsbury
Loughlin James, laborer, boards 2 Milk
Lougblin John, laborer, house 89 Grafton
Loughlin John, boards 409 Southbridge
Loughlin John, laborer, boards 17 Summer
Loughlin John, laborer, boards 11 Wade
Loughlin John, truckman, 182 Washington
Loughlin Margaret, widow, bds. 409 South-
bridge [Southbridge
Loughlin Margaret, washerwoman, h. 409
Loughlin Michael, mason, h. 81 Market
Loughlin Patrick, saloon, 186 Cambridge,
house do.
Loughlin Peter, Jr. laborer, h. 20 Henry
Loughlin Stephen, laborer, 19 Cypress, bds.
2 Columbia court
Loughlin Thomas, laborer, h. 87 CantertMiiy
Loughlin Thomas, stonecutter, Sammer oor. ,
R. R. house 24 Orchard
Loughlin, see McLaughlin
Loughman James M. blacksmitb, BeUevne
comer Chandler, boards 16 Bloff
Loughnane John, Jr. coachman, b. 50 John
Loughnane John C. wirepacker, b. 32 Pink
Love Gnstave, wireworker, b. 148 Main
Love James, mason, h. Byron n. MiUbrook
Love James H. machinist, honse 17 Spruce
Love John F. polisher, 199 Front, h. 515
Main [n. MiUbrook
Love John R. polisher, 44 Central, b. 8 Byron
Love Matthew D. machinist, b. Ill Beacon
Love Richard, overseer, 17 Soutbgate, h. 58
do. [log
Lovejoy Chas. E. wire packer, b. 15 Gould-
Lovejoy Delno £. machinist, 22 Cypress, b.
28 Prospect f Pleasant
Lovejoy Herbert W. veterinarian, bds. 224
Lovejoy Josiah P. packer, h. 54 Groye
Lovejoy Josiah S. engineer, W., N. ft B. B.
R. h. 92 Summer
Lovell Albert A. carpenter, h. 88 Lafayette
Lovell Albert A. rem'd to Medfield
LoTcU Albert Y. machinist, 110 Oreen, b.
88 Orange
Lovell Augustus, lather, b. Brooks n. Ararat
Lovell Austin C machinist, 20 Union, h. 267
Park ave.
LOTELL A. BEAMAH. maaon, cement
drain pipe manuf . and sand dealer, 100
May, h. 682 UaXn^Seepage 608
Lovell Bernard P. driver, 550 Main, boards
109 Chandler [MiUbniy
Lovell Charles £. clerk, P. & W. R. B. b. at
Lovell Cyrus A. fanner, h. Mountain near
city line [Brooks n. Ararat
Lovell Dorothy G. widow of Epbraim, h.
Lovell Edward, foreman, 11 Water, bouse at
West Boylston
Lovell Edwin H. h. 12 Lagrange [Orange
Lovell Elmer E. clerk, 579 Main, boards 88
Lovell Frank, rem'd from city [Chandler
Lovell Frank R. clerk, 184 Front, bds. 15
Lovell George A. farmer, h. Mountain near
city line
Lovell Geo. W. mason, 40 Clifton, h. do.
Lovell Harrison, cutter, 152 Southbridge, h.
at Holden
Lovell Helen, bds. 20 Kingsbury [land
Lovell Henry, carrier, P. O. h. 12 No. Asb-
Lovell John A. mason, house Bumcoat near
Lincoln
Lovell John D. house 774 Main [sett
Lovell John E. clerk, 61 Main, h. 9S Wacha-
Lovell Joseph, clerk, house 682 Main
LoveU Luther M. teller, Worcester Co. Inst
for Savings, 18 Foster, h. 25 Harvard
Lovell Manuf. Co. 184 Main [buiy
Lovell Wm. H. painter, 414 Main, h. at Mill-
Lovely Frank, sawyer, 19 Union, bouse 24|
Orchard [sigamond are.
Lovely Fred, laborer, Lafayette c Quin-
Lovely George, machinist, 110 Green, bds*
19 Ward [Southbridffe
Lovely Jennie Mrs. washerwonum, bds. 500
POPUUTION OF CONNECTICUT,
CONSUZT TJBOB
WOBCE8TBR [L] DIRECTORIT.
213
Lorely Jobn, watdunan, 31 Grafton, h. 8
Liarkln [Bichland
LoTely I«eviy carpenter, 110 Green, house 8
Lovely Maxim, painter, 52 School, house U
Lorely Oliver, carpenter, h. 19 Ward
Loverin Albert H. boot finisher, 60 King, b.
15 Hudson
Loverin Hannah A. nurse, house 15 Hudson
Loverin Horace, carpenter, h. Leicester
LoTerin^ Amasa F. derk, h. 42 Newbury
LoTering Francis M. salesman, 484 Main, h.
2 (Moulding
LoTerins Ira J. shoemaker, h. 16 Gold
Lorering John R. fish peddler, h. 47 Lake
Loverin^ Joseph F. pastor First Parish
(Old South), house 98 Elm
LoTering Mary J. house 2 Goulding
LoTerlng Bebecca M. widow of Freeman,
b. 877 Pleasant
Low Kverett M. machinist, 81 Hermon, bds.
89 Chandler
Lowder Francis, laborer, house 10 Grace
Lowe Charles H. laborer, b. 82 Grove
Lowe Eliza J. widow of John K. boards 61
Lincoln
Lowe Greorge H. rem'd to Boston
Lowe Henry R. physician. Greenwood, b. do.
Lowe John A. butcher, house 51 Lincoln
Lowe John A. shoenudcer, 680 Main, house
640 do.
Lowe Mary M. milliner, b. 29 Cutler
Lowe Moses H. teller. Mechanics Nat. Bank,
811 Main, house 81 West
LOWELL ALFRED S. A CO. (Emporium
of Fashion j, millinery and fancy goods,
804 and 806 Main, h. 986 do.— /S'tf^ page
585 [Qulncy
Lowell Charles C. clerk, 12 Pearl, house 9
Lowell Geo. M. machinist, 20 Union, h. 18
Wachusett [h. 56 Shelby
Lowell Henry C. baggageman, Union depot,
Lowell Wm. J. machinist, 161 Union, h. at
Holden
LOWELL WRENCH CO. 19 Chxach.—See
page 675 [pair shop, b. 26 Winter
Lowney Daniel, laborer, W., N. & R. R. R. re*
Lowney Ellen, domestic, bds. 7 Beaver
Lowney Wm. B. harness maker, 25 Ex-
change, h. 10 Belmont
Lowry Michael, laborer, house 24 Sigel
Loynd Richard B. weaver, 110 Green, h. 19
Assonet [freight yard, h. 78 Green
Loynd Thomas, engineer, P. & W. R. R.
Loynes Charles N. blacksmith, 95 Thomas,
h. 80 Summer
Lozan Simeon, bootmaker, h. 12 Bluff
Lozean Jean Baptiste, boot maker, 60 King,
h. r. 176 Chandler
Lnbey Daniel, harness maker, 219 Front, b.
216 Main [Summer
Loby James C. stoves, 240 Front, h. 187
Laby Timothy, boot sider, 103 Front, h. 188
Southbridge
Laby, see Looby [15 Gates
Lucas Harry E. organ-action maker, house
Lucas James, tinsmith, 591 Main, house 12
Kingsbury
Lucas Wm. & Son ( Wm. H. Lucas), stoves,
etc. 591 Main, boards 47 Centrid
Lucas Wm. H. fJVm. Lucas A Son), 591
Main, bds. 802 do. [Woodland
Luce Frank B. photographer, 492 Main, b. 11
Luce Mary A. widow of Thomas W. house
15 Home
Lucett John, rem'd from city [Belmont
Luchay Wm. D. wire drawer, house 64
Lucier Alexander, boot bottomer, house 70
Lafayette
Lucier Chas. N. musician, h. 103 Thomas
Lucier Frank X. carpenter, 10 £. Worcester,
house 27 Wall [ingdale
Lucier Hermlne Mrs. sewer, bds. 84 Bloom-
Lucier John B., French agent, B.. B. & G.
R. R. , Union depot
Lucier Joseph R. musician, b. 108 Thomas
Lucier Louis A. carpenter, 10 E. Worcester,
h. 139 Green
Lucier L. Alfred, carpenter, h. 51 Norfolk
Lucier Peter, wire drawer, h. 108 Thomas
Lucier Marie Rose, musician, b. 103 Thomas
Lucitt Edmund E. bartender, 208 Mechanic,
h. 9 Fox [Goddard
Lucitt Mary, widow of Richard, house 10
Lucitt Wm. F. bookkeeper, 26 Spring, and
saloon, 208 Mechanic, b. 10 Goddard
Lucy Patrick, laborer. 23 Webster, house 81
Ellsworth [126 Front
Luddy Thomas J. plumber, 12 Foster, boards
Ludwig Rose, dressmaker, 98 Park, boards
40 Lincoln
Ludy Catharine, laundress, 13 South Irving
Ludy Timothy, laborer, h. 8 South Irving
Ltlcke Herman, watches, jewelry, etc. 281
Main, h. 90 Salem
Lufkins Daniel, laborer, boards 36 Mason
Lufkins Simon R. canvasser, 134 Main, h. 36
Mason
LUGBIN HICKS, physician, 387 Main,
house do.See page 506
Lumazett Charles H. removed from city
Lumb Fred. H. (T, Lumb & Co,), 29 Wash-
ington square, h. 85 Washington
Lumb Thomas & Co. {F. H, Lumb), saloon,
29 Washington sq. b. 33 Washington
Lund A. Herbert, watchman, boards 93 Main
Lund Charles, painter, house 99 Mulberry
Lund Ebenezer, helper, boards 8 Davis
Lund Joel I. clothes wringers, 18 Norwich,
h. 216 Main
Lund J. I. Mrs. boarding-house, 216 Main
Lund Lars J. laborer, house 236 Millbury
Lund Peter, laborer, boards 29 North
Lund Theodore, painter, 110 Green
Lundberg Fred, carpenter, h. 41 School
Lundberg Gottfried O. R. supt. Worcester
Malleable Iron Co. b. Lincoln House
Lundberg Paul, mason, h. 96 Belmont
Lundblad CUina M. b. 326 MUlbury
Lundblad Lars J. gardener, Worcester Lu-
natic Hospital, Belmont, h. Belmont n.
Shrewsbury [Belmont n. Shrewsbury
Lundblad Sarah, widow of Andrew, boards
Lundeval Oscar, armorer, 44 Central, boards
43 Hanover
Lundgren Carl I. carpenter, 23 Sigel, h. do.
?ARD BOUNDARIES,
CONSULT TBB
DIBBCTORT.
214
WORCESTER [L] DIKBCTORT.
Lnndgren Gnstaf , wireworker, house 44 N.
Ashland [Eastern ave.
Lnndgren John, wireworker, boards 37
Lnndgren John A. wireworker, boards 9 N.
Ashland
Lnndgren John G. boards 51 Kingsbury
Lundgi'en P. Arvld, reed-board maker, 9
May, h. 1 Winfleld [28 Fox
Lundln Lewis, shoemaker, 686 Main, house
Lnndstrom John F. laborer, h. 192 Chandler
Lundstrom Ludwlg L. tailor, 410 Main, h.
Tufts n. Winfleld
Lundstrom Peter G. machinist, h. r. 397
Mlllbury
Lund well Carl, wlreworker, b. 216 Main
Lungren Charles, wlreworker, h. 65 Orchard
Lungren Eric G. wlreworker, h. 167 Grove
Lungren Gustaf 0. wlreworker, h. 2 Harlem
Lungren John W. wlreworker, h. 63 Orchard
Lunn Richard E. grinder, 10 Mill, boards 12
Montague [Spring
Luplen Joseph, presser, 410 Main, boards 21
Luplen Octave, polisher, boards 21 Spring
Lutgarde Marie Sister, teacher, 81 Park,
boards do.
Luther Chas C. evangelist, b. 28 Crown
Luther Henry A. jr. painter, 18 Madison, h.
210 Chandler [h. 28 Crown
Luther Jonathan, patent rights, 12 Front,
Lybeck Andrew G. laborer, boards 4 Pitt
Lybeck Charles, wlreworker, b. 25 Thomas
Lyford Ella J. teacher. Providence street
school, boards 63 Portland
Lyford J. Chauncey, principal Wlnslow
street school, house 165 Austin
Lyle Bei\J. F. cook, 881 Main, h. 8 Sudbury
Lyman Irving C. W. clerk, 60 Trumbull, b.
at Waverly House
Lyman Joseph L. woodworker, 100 Pres-
cott, boards 9 Linwood pi.
L3mch Andrew Mrs. boards 628 Main
Lynch Andrew B. porter, 801 Main, b. do.
LYNCH BERNARD, liqpors, ales, &c., 39
Washington square, house 25 Penn ave.
cor. Harrison. — See page 642
Lynch Catharine, house 18 Spruce
Lynch Catherine M. widow of Patrick H.
bds. 18 Eaton place
L3nich Christopher A. clerk, Worcester Gas
Light Co. 11 Foster, b. 12 Jefferson
Lynch Cornelius, blacksmith, 100 Prescott,
house 48 Union
Lynch Cornelius, wire cleaner, h. 9 Dorrance
Lynch Daniel, laborer, boards 16 Foundry
Lynch Daniel, moulder, 87 Grold, house 78
Temple
Lynch Dennis, bartender, 14 Howard, b. do.
Lynch Dennis, laundry, 26 Pleasant, h. 40
Chatham [28 Grand
Ljrnch Edward, blacksmith, 28 Webster, h.
Lynch Ellen, widow, house 5 Lovell court
Lynch George, peddler, h. 112 Lamartlne
Lynch George E. removed to Orange
Lynch James, laborer, boards 13 Blossom
Lynch James, tailor, 898 Main, house 6
Providence [Chandler
Lynch James, gasfitter, 458 Main, boards 44
Lynch James, laborer, boards 18 Howard
Lynch James A. clerk, 817 Main, boards IS
Jefferson [Mill, b. 4 Carson court
Lynch James F. card stripper, Pakachoag
Lynch John, machinist, 110 Green, boards
31 Winter [school, b. 12 Jefflsrson
Lynch JohnE. teacher, So. Worcester
Lynch Margaret Mrs. house 12 Jefferson
Lynch Margaret, widow of Owen, boards 25
Penn ave. [18 Howard
Lynch Margaret, widow of Dennis, house
Lynch Mary Mrs. house 69 Bridge
Lynch Mary Mrs. honse 60 Winter
Lynch Mary, widow of Thomas, h. 77 East
Worcester [Columbia
Lynch Mary, widow of Michael, boards 1
Lynch Mary £. clerk, boards 25 Winter
Lynch Michael, laborer, 52 Jackson, bouse
68 Gold [h. 84 Colambia
Lynch Michael, marble cutter, 5S Central,
Lynch Michael, helper, W., N. & R. R. B. re-
pair shop, h. 19 Howard
Lynch Michael J. blacksmith, 152 Union, h.
34 Church
Lynch Patrick, laborer, house 9 Carbon
Lynch Patrick, laborer, boards 6 Summer
Lynch Peter, stable, r. 159 Pleasant, b. 159 do.
Lynch Philip, laborer, house 6 Howard
Lynch Richard E. rem'd to Providence, R L
Lynch Susie E. housekeeper, 840 Cambridge
Lynch Thomas, farmer, h. Brattle near city
line [Jefferson
Lynch Thomas, Jr. clerk, 541 Main, h. 12
Lynch Thomas J. laborer, b. 18 Howard
Lynch Thomas J. bartender, 8 Southbridge,
house Mechanic
Lynch William, paperhanger, b. 5 Lovell ct.
Lynch William, laborer, h. 17 Conlln ct.
Lyne Michael, carpenter, house 4 Beach
Lyon AlAred S. driver, h. 78 Piedmont
Lyon Catharine M. widow of Joshua B. b.
5 South Russell [h. 686 Main
Lyon C. Emerson, organ tuner, 17 Hermon,
Lyon Eben, attendant, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Lyon Eveline P. widow of Jonathan, boards
Lovell near Maywood
Lyon George S. hostler, 40 Harvard, b. do.
Lyon Henry P. clerk, 40 Chandler, h. 24 do.
Lyon James, laborer, b. 178 Shrewsbury
Lyon John, laborer, boards 86 Temple
Lyon John W. foreman, Pakachoag Mill, b.
6 Gardner
Lyon Swift B. organ tuner, 17 Hermon, bds.
686 Main [School
Lyon William E. wlreworker, boards 57
Lyons Bridget, widow of Michael, h. Scott
near Lafayette
Lyons Christopher, laborer, bds. 19 Ward
Lyons Cornelius, laborer, h. 25 Gold st. ct
Lyons C. Edward, driver, 215 Main, house
29 Chandler
Lyons Edmund, cook. College Holy Cross,
boards do. [28 do.
Lyons Jeremiah, laborer, 110 Green, boards
Lyons Joanna E. Mrs. h. 41 Bellevue
Lyons John, machinist, 122 Gold, boards U
Suffleld
Lyons Martin, laborer, b. 181 Shrewsbury
JOHN C. MACINNES,
JDJI7 GOOJD8, THJB 8TOBB IS AT
469 XAJCN STMMMT.
WORCESTER [M] DIRECTORY.
215
X«y OD8 Mary A. widow of Johu L. house 867
Cambridge
I«yons Mary T. dressmaker, 8 Blake, b. do.
Ijry CDS Michael, rem'd to ThoropsoDville, Ct.
ILtyoDS Michael, laborer, b. 186 Washington
Z^yoDS Patrick, laborer, house 161 Grove
IL«yon8 Patrick, laborer, h. MiUbury n. R. R.
XiyoDS Thomas J. armorer, 42 Gardner, bds.
38 Ellsworth [Madison
liyoDs Timothy, laborer, 62 Jackson, b. 89
Xayons William, laborer, house 18 Mitchell
IL.ytle Rock, driver, 526 Main, b. 12 Benefit
Uytle William A. (Davis, Lytle A Co.), 286
Main, house 18 Oak ave.
BAaag Hsnbi, machinist, 161 Union, house
208 Southbridge
Mabbett William L. foreman, 548 Sooth-
bridge, house 1 14 Southgate [Main
Mabray James J. burnisher, 68 High, b. 222
Mabray Timothy, laborer, house 24 Cross
Mace George W. removed to Florida
Macfarland Ella M. teacher, Walnut street
school, bds. 19 Maple
MacFarlane J. loom manuf. 42 Gardner,
bds. Continental Hotel
MMlNNES JOHN C. dry goods and fancy
goods, 462 Main, boards 8 Linden. — See
foot lines under M
Mack Mary, domestic, Waverly House
Mack Mary J. Miss, principal Ash street
school, boards 35 Chestnut
Mack Patrick J. helper, 609 Main, house 55
Lamartine [h. 7 Lamartine
Mackay George, boiler maker, r. 179 Union,
Mackin Ann, widow of Stephen, house 82
Ellsworth
Mackin Daniel F. books, bds. 109 Thomas
Mackin Sarah, bookkeeper, 90 Front, bds.
Ellsworth
Mackin Stephen, machinist, Hammond cor.
R. R. boards 82 Ellsworth [b. dp.
Mackin William J. clerk, 48 Washington sq.
MacKinnon Martha, dressmaker, 7 Lawrence
Mackintire George £. removed to Boston
Mackintosh John, clerk, 41 Main, boards 5
Thomas
Macklin Robert, fireman, house 15 Colton
Macnamara George R. shoemaker, 589 Main,
b. 8 Church pi. [Hall n. Sunnyside
Macomber Abigail F. widow of John, boards
Macomber Andrew B. clerk, 558 Main, bds.
4 Tufts [60 Austin
Macomber Arthur W. clerk, 2 Silver, bds.
Macomber Calvin D. carpenter, house Hall
near Sunnyside [9 Barbour
Macomber Calvin L. foreman, 155 Front, h.
MaComber Charles, orguinette maker, 25
Union, h. 45 Mechanic
MaComber Charles Mrs. dressmaker, 45
Mechanic, h. do. [Mason
Macomber Charles J. pattern maker, h. 27
Macomber Clarence R. steward. Asylum
Chronic Insane, Summer, boards do.
Macomber Edward A. heel presser, 68 High,
house 71 Washington
Macomber Frank P. cabinetmaker, 658
Main, h. 554 do.
Macomber George W. cutter, 286 Main, b. 16
Walnut
Macomber Joseph W. mason, h. 60 Austin
Macomber William W. messenger. Central
District Court, City Hall, b. 21 Portland
Macullar Addison (Maeullar A Son), 872
Main, h. 805 do. [Main, b. 805 do.
Macullar Frank R. (Macullar 4b Son), 372
MACULLAB & SON (A, and F. B, Macul-
lar), merchant tailors and ready made
clothing, 872 and 874 Main.—- 566 page 528
Macy Herbert, rem'd to San Francisco, Cal.
Macy Julia E. widow of Franklin, boards 21
Gates
Macy Sarah E. Mrs. house 21 Gates
Madaus Charles, gardener, 121 Providence,
h. 90 Union avenue
Madaus Charles T. moulder, 149 Washing-
ton, boards 90 Union avepue
Madaus Lewis, moulder, 149 Washington,
boards 90 Union avenue
Madden James, wire drawer, h. 27 Ward
Madden James F. machinist, Junction shop,
boards 89 Beacon
Madden James F. carpenter, h. 5 Chandler
Madden James H. machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
71 Providence
Madden John, lal>orer, house 16 Suffolk
Madden John, machinist, 62 Jackson, house
114 Ward
Madden John A. removed tcom city
Madden Martin, laborer, bds. 199 Millbary
Madden Martin, laborer, house 86 Temple
Madden Mary, talloress, boards 159 Main
Madden Michael J. wire drawer, house 57
Eastern ave. [ave.
Madden Thomas, wire drawer, h. 59 Eastern
Madden Thomas, machinist, 110 Green, bds.
74 do. [164 do.
Madigan James, grocer, 166 Mechanic, h.
Madigan James, laborer, boards 11 Spring ,
Madigan John, laborer, house 11 Spring
Mftdlng Louis, laborer, 110 Green, house 81
Sigel
Madison John, carpenter, boards 86 Summer
Madley James, hairdresser, 198 Front, bds.
IPlum
Madley Joseph, hairdresser, 80 Grafton, h. 1
Plum [bds. do.
Maes Aloysius, professor. College HolyCross,
Magdefrau August, blacksmith, 110 Green,
house 6 Scott
Magee Arthur, helper, 161 Union, b. Fulton
Magee Francis, screwcutter, 75 Beacon, b. 8
Sigel
Magee James M. A. laborer, h. 81 Spring
Magee Jennie E. milliner, boards HI Main
Magee Johnson, farmer, house 88 May
Magee Patrick, laborer, 75 Beacon, h. 8 Sigel
Magee Roger, laborer, house 82 Lafayette
Magee WUliam B. baggagemaster. Union
depot, house 85 Edward
Maglnnus Thomas, machinist, 186 Union, b.
78 Blackstone [4 Washburn
Magnall John, foreman, 548 Southbridge, h.
Magner Thomas, carpenter, bds. 49 Wash-
ington sq. [place
Magnon John, laborer, boards 24 Bartlett
JOHN C. MACINNES, '''^^*^*""'*"^'^^*'^^4SJ^5^-«Mr.
216
WORCESTRB [M] DIRECTORV.
Magnus Charles J. moulder, 87 Gold, house
27 Piedmont [Seward
MagnusoD £. watchman, house Wlldon near
MagnuMon John, carpenter, house 5 Davis
Magnuson Peter, removed to Holden
Magnnson Peter Mrs. house 25 Piedmont
Magone Maggie E. teacher, East Worcester
school, boards 21 Beach
Magone Peter (Boston Marble db Granite Co.Jt
58 Central, house 41 Market
Magone Phillip, laborer, house 21 Beach
Magone Stephen, marble cutter, 181 Central,
boards 586 Main
Magoon Alfred N. machinist, 57 Jackson, b.
86 Chandler [86 Chandler
Magoon James A. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
Magoon Jesse S. canvasser, 584 Main, house
Stafford near James [78 Myrtle
Magoon John N. coachman, 187 Pleasant, b.
Magoon Vina, paster, boards 8 Vine
Magonn Charles, moulder, 100 Prescott, h.
8 Wesby
Magoun Isaac W. mason, h. 62 Exchange
Magrath Abigail F. boards 161 Chandler
Magrath Edwin J. woodworker, 25 Hermon,
house 161 Chandler
Magrath Frank C. cabinetmaker, 17 Her-
mon, boards 161 Chandler
Magrath James W. cabinetmaker, 17 Her-
mon, boards 161 Chandler
Maguire John B. solicitor, boards 48 Irving
Mahagan John F. plumber, bds. 186 Wash-
ington [60 do.
Mahagan Robert J. saloon, 58 Millbury, h.
Mahan Dallas P. removed to Newark, N. J.
Mahan James F. moulder, h. 58 Thomas
Mahan John, bootmaker, house 8 Water
Mahan Patrick, hostler, house 19 Carbon
Mahar Johanna, dressmaker, h. 88 Grafton
Mahar William, conductor, b. 18 Webster
Maher Cornelius, boot crimper, 108 Front,
house 41 Bellevue
Maher Edward, ferrule maker, 70 School, b.
159 Main [70
Hifaher Edward P. died March 22, 1888, age
Maher Ellen, widow of Patrick, house 74
Lafayette
Maher John E. machinist, bds. 179 Summer
Maher John J. engineer, 88 Water, boards 8
Harrison [179 Summer
Maher Margaret, widow of Edward P. h.
Maher Mary, widow of Edward, boards 10
Meade [Washington
Maher Patrick, boot sider, 619 Main, h. 175
Maher Peter S. removed to Boston
Maher Timothy, engineer, 17 Southgate, h.
1 1 Adriatic court
Maher William, machinist, house 26 Lodi
Maher William F. machinist, h. 181 Salem
Mahlert Albert F. removed to Boston
Mahon Bridget, widow of Frank, house 22
Briden [Foster
Mahon Bridget, widow of Thomas, h. 188
Mahon Frank, moulder, 92 Thomas, house 8
Liberty
Mahon Frank, jr. wire worker, b. 8 Liberty
Mahon Patrick, laborer, house r. 20 Arch
Mahoney Ann, housekeeper, 106 Mechanic
Mahoney Cain, wire annealer, honae Sack-
viUe n. B., B. & G. R. R.
Mahoney Cain, laborer, Hammond n. B. E.
house 70 Lamartine [66 Grand
Mahoney Catharine, widow of Dennis, 1l
Mahoney Chester S. organ maker, b. 89 Her-
mon [Prescott, b. do.
Mahoney Clifford L. driver. Steamer No. 8,
Mahoney Cornelius, hackman, h. 58 Grove
Mahoney Cornelius, wire drawer, b. 18 Cherry
Mahoney Dennis, machine tender, 91 Foster,
honse 16 Endicott
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, h. 119 Canterbury
Mahoney Edward, armorer, 42 Grardner, h.
19 Assonet
Mahoney Eliza Mrs. bds. 82 Temple
Mahoney Ellen, housekeeper, bds. 58 Grove
Mahoney Florence, brick layer, b. 18 Ch^ry
Mahoney Frank H. attendant. City Farm,
boards do.
Mahoney James, laborer, house 28 Lodi
Mahoney James, ]r. machinist, b. 28 Lodi
Mahoney James B. paperhanger, boards 17
Spruce [84 Spring
Mahoney James D. bootmaker* 11 Wat^, h.
Mahoney James J. sorter, Pakachoa^ Mill,
h. 56 Southgate [b. 66 Grand
Mahoney James J. machinist, Junction shop,
Mahoney Jeremiah, boot treer, 70 Winter, h.
18 Union ave.
Mahoney Jeremiah, wire drawer, h. 51 North
Mahoney Jeremiah J. carpenter, 21 Grafton,
house 17 Spruce [5 Lafayette
Mahoney John, laborer, 91 Foster, house
Mahoney John, driver, r. 174 Main, h. Her-
mon n. Main
Mahoney John, painter, 71 Mechanic
Mahoney John J. wireplater, h. 14 Millbuiy
Mahoney John P. musician, b. 17 Spruce
Mahoney Julia E. dressmaker, b. 17 Spruce
Mahoney J. C. laborer, h. 1 Coral
Mahoney Mary, widow of James, h. 15 North
Mahoney Mary, died Apr. 5, 1883, age 42
Mahoney Mary E. domestic, b. ]5 North
Mahoney Michael, driver, 592 Main, bds. 61
Southbridge
Mahoney Michael, jnnk, h. 104 East Central
Mahoney Michael, hostler, 682 Main, house
5 S. Irving
Mahoney Michael, laborer, house 8 Milton
Mahoney Nancy, widow of Florence, h. 18
Cherry
Mahoney Patrick, laborer, b. 80 Mechanic
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, h. 27 Ellsworth
Mahoney Thomas F. machinist, b. 15 North
Mahoney Thomas T. driver, 592 Main, bds.
61 Southbridge [Mill, b. 12 Crompton
Mahoney William, wool sorter, Pakachoag
Mahoney William J. moulder, 100 Prescott,
h. 59 Laurel [228 Union
Mahony James, laborer at gaswortcs, bds.
Mahony James J. machinist. Water cor.
Ledge, bds. 106 Lafayette
Mahony Jeremiah, boot treer, h. 8 Fallon's sq.
Mahony Jeremiah J. boot treer, 60 King, b.
8 Fallon's sq. [school, b. 106 Lafkyette
Mahony Maggie A. teacher. So. Worcester
Mahony Maurice, armorer, h. 106 Lafayette
JOHN C. MacINNES, "''" ^ *'^'^^tf ii^Z,^i',%'«"^**'' ^'"-
WORCESTER [M] DIRECTORY.
217
Males Clara Y. widow of William H. house
70 Piedmont [h. 70 Piedmont
Males Frank O. M. stenographer, 566 Main,
Males Robert B. presser, bds. 70 Piedmont
Mallhoit Henry, bartender, 88 Shrewsbury,
h. 14 do. [h. 119 Austin
Makepeace Arvllla E. widow of Francis A.
Makepeace Edward M. bookkeeper, 480
Soathbrldge, b. 119 Austin
Makepeace Ernest, moulder, b. 119 Austin
Makepeace Joseph H. machinist, 77 Foster,
bds. 10 Bigelow ct. [h. do.
Maker Charlotte M. dressmaker, 8 Denny,
Maker Sdward, wireworker, h. 8 Denny
Maker 'Willis A. medicine, 8 Denny, b. do.
Malcomb Jacob, machinist, 199 Chandler, b.
60 Beacon
Maley James, rem'd from city
Maley Jalia Q. widow of Martin, boards 65
S. Worcester [Nashua
Maley Peter, stonecutter, 181 Central, h. 8
Malhoit Henry, boot bottomer, r. 155 Front,
h. 118 Lamartine [h. 118 Lamartine
Malhoit Nelson, boot bottomer, r. 165 Front,
Malhoit Teraselle, widow, b. 118 Lamartine
Mallay Thomas, mason, h. 28 Spring
Mallborg Frank, laborer, h. 224 Millbury
Malleliea Frank, rubber worker, 66 Grafton,
bds. 26 Coiton [108 Canterbury
MaUett Alfred, machinist, 50 Lagrange, b.
Mallett George, japanner, 22 Mill, house 51
Canterbury [65 Franklin
Malley Edward, laborer, B. & A. R. K. bds.
Mallnlkoir Mary, widow of Jacob, bds. 87
Spring
MalliiikofT Michael, peddler, h. 87 Spring
Mallnikoff Solomon, peddler, h. 87 Spring
Mallon Amos K. dry goods, house 5 Gates
Malloy Henry, envelope cutter, 20 Salisbury,
h. r. 59 Blackstone [Edgeworth
Malloy James, wire drawer, h. Milton n.
Mnlloy John, laborer, house 19 Charles
Malloy Matthew, laborer, Jamesvllle sq.
Malm Andrew P. potter, 41 Water, house 84
Harrison
Malm Oliver, laborer, house 9 Perry
Malm Sven A. wireworker, h. 20 Grove
Malmberg Johannes, laborer, h. 41 School
Malmberg Otto, wireworker, bds. 41 School
Malmstedt Frank Ludwig, machinist, 110
Green, h. 14 Endicott
Malmstrom Andrew, wireworker, house 59
Grove ""{s Langdon
Malo Greorge, sashmaker, 5 Sargent, house
Malo Louis, boot bottomer, 28 Mulberry, h.
97 Lamartine
Malo Peter, laborer, 82 Green, h. 18 Temple
Malone Catharine, widow of John, bds. 72
Madison [bury
Malone Michael, laborer, h. r. 170 Shrews-
Malone Michael, laborer, h. 28 Mitchell
Malone Patrick, grocer, 170 Pre-scott, h. do.
Malone Patrick, laborer, 58 Central, bds. 27
Ward [hoase 80 Liberty
Maloney David, blacksmith, 100 Prescott,
Maloney Dennis, laborer, house 12 Provi-
dence [Mechanic
Maloney Edward M. diemaker, boards 187
Maloney Isaac, blacksmith, 124 Southbridge,
boards 12 Providence
Maloney James, laborer, bds. 161 Summer
Maloney James, wire drawer, h. 8 Taylor
Maloney James E. clerk, bds. 80 Liberty
Maloney James M. policeman. Station 2,
Lamartine, house 47 Camp
Maloney Jennie E. teacher, Edgeworth st.
school, bds. 80 Liberty
Maloney John, removed flrom city
Maloney John, peddler, house 7 Myrtle
Maloney John H. diemaker, h. 191 Mechanic
Maloney John T. machinist, 54 Jackson, b.
7 Myrtle [Worth
Maloney Marcella, widow of John, bds. 15
Maloney Michael, diemaker, h. 187 Mechanic
Maloney Michael, laborer, house 20 Briden
Maloney Michael, cutter, OS High, bds. 68
Madison
Maloney Patrick, wire drawer, h. 12 Nashua
Maloney Patrick, helper, Southbridge opp.
Hammond, bds. 892 Southbridge
Maloney Peter, laborer, b. 12 Providence
Maloney Robert, laborer, house 188 Grove
Maloney Robert, laborer, Canterbuiy corner
Hammond, house 11 Gold st. ct.
Maloney Thomas F. laborer, house 12 Provi-
dence [deuce
Maloney Thomas J. laborer, bds. 12 Provi-
Maloney Wm. bartender, 169 Front, boards
68 Madison [59 Beacon
Manahan Mary A. widow of Charles A. h.
Manart Malvlna. tailoress, b. 56 Portland
Manchl Joseph, laborer, house 5 Wood sq.
Manchinl Adolino, laborer, b. 61 Suffolk
Mandalari Anton M. rem*d to Frederick, Md.
Maney Thomas J. grocer, S22 Cambridge,
house do.
Mangan John, laborer, Putnam lane
Mangan Michael, laborer, house r. Millbury
near. R. R., Qninsig. [Mitchell
Mangena Charles, laborer, Pitt, house 22
Maugham James, rem'd to Whitinsville
Mauley Charles, machinist, bds. 10 Sigel
Mauley Cornelius, laborer, h. 41 Norfolk
Manly Carlena, b. Salisbury c. Park ave.
Manly CInra, teacher, Dix st. school, bds. 8
Wachusett [Orange
Manly Frank E. driver, 104 Front, house 80
MANN ALBERT G. granite dealer, and
quarrier, Crenceut near B., B. & G. R.
R. freight depot, h. 17 Harvard.— i^ee
page 608
Mann Catharine, widow of Henry, h. 28 Pink
Mann Charles A. machinist, 22 Cypress, h.
464 Main
Mann Charles C. carpenter, h. 6 Sheridan
Mann Charles F. (Mann db Knight), 426
Main, house 88 Oxford
Mann Chas. H. organ maker, b. 42 Newbury
Mann Charles O. clerk, 486 Main, boards 66
Front
Mann Edgar A. peddler, 22 Wall, h. 18 Orient
Mann Ellen M. finisher, 66 Grafton, boards
19 Coral
Mann Esther, widow of John, b. 21 Millbury
Maon Frank N. cutter, rear 155 Front, h. at
Oxford
JOHN C. MacINNES,
DMT GOODIE, 469 MAIN ST.,
OBP, OLD SOUTH CSrUBCH.
218
WORCEST£K [M] DIRECTORY.
Mann Fred. I. clerk, 10 Pearl, boards 19
Highland [cott, h. 8 Gouldlng
Mann George H. pattern maker, 100 Pres-
Mann George W. carpenter, h. W. Boylston,
Northvllle
Mann Hattle I. boards 42 Newbury
Mann Henry A. toolmaker, 42 Gardner, h.
221 Chandler
Mann Henry 8. carpenter, bds. 4 Valley
Mann John, machinist, 57 Jackson, h. 26
Gardner
Mann Mae, stitcher, boards 81 Salem
Mann Mary, widow of Aagast C. honse 26
Grosvenor [B. h. 4 Valley
Mann Qaincy A. baggage master, B. & A. R.
Mann Sarah F. finisher, 66 Grafton, house
19 Coral
MANN & KNIGHT (C. F. Mann and H. A.
Knight), coal, 426 Main, Groton and
69 Grafton c. Winter. — 8m front cover
Mannel Charles M. removed Arom city
Manning Albert, boots, b. 14 Congress
Manning Annie M. Mrs. physician, 60 Ox-
ford, house do.
Manning Bros. (George O.^ Theo. and J, A.
Manning)^ boots and shoes, 94 Front
Manning C. Walter, rem'd to Rochester, N. Y.
Manning Daniel, laborer, b. 4 Boland ct.
Manning David, boot mannf. h. 8 Ashland
Manning David, Jr. lawyer, 2 P. O. block,
honse 64 Woodland
Manning Edward W. removed to Gardner
Manning Frank A. gardener, h. 50 Oxford
Manning Gardner H. clerk, 76 Beacon, bds.
40 Pleasant [Front, b. 8 Ashland
Manning George G. (manning Bros.), 94
Manning John, rem*d to Cincinnati, O.
Manning John, laborer, bds. 76 Temple
Manning John, laborer, house 86 Ellsworth
Manning John E. blacksmith, h. 66 South-
bridge
Manning Joseph A. (Manning Bros.), 94
Front, h. Sever c. Cedar [Hill
Manning Joshua, driver, 92 School, h. r. 11
Manning Julia J. widow of Eugene, house 4
Boland ct.
Manning Julia M. milliner, bds. 9 Walnut
Manning Lawrence, painter, h. 8 Carpenter
court
Manning Lloyd G. Iceman, h. 188 Grove
Manning Lydia, widow of Alson, boards 12
Townsend [b. at Leicester
Manning Michael J. carder, Leicester, V. F.
Manning Owen, laborer, h. 1 Boland ct.
Manning Theodore (Manning Bros J, 94
Front, house 8 Oxford place
Mann ion Thomas, heater, house 72 Temple
Mannix Cornelius S. clerk, bds. 64 Green
Mannlx John, helper, W., N. & R. R. R.
repair shop, h. 74 Green
Mannix John J. laborer, boards 64 Green
Mannix Margaret, widow of Cornelius H.
h. 64 Green [Highland
Mansfield Albert E. printer, 892 Main, b. 89
Mansfield Hollis, boarding-house, 85 Sum-
mer, house do.
Mansfield Joel, rem'd to West Boylston
Mansfield Joseph H. driver, h. 1 Mason
Mansfield J. Ashman, reed-board maker, 25
Union, b. 89 Highland
Mansfield Mary H. Mrs. house 89 Highland
Mansfield Nathaniel £. clerk, 145 Main, h.
39 Highland [Green
MansonOtls L. clerk, 6S Franklin, bouse 79
Mansworth Edward, tailor, 501 Main, house
14 Assonet
Manter Estelle, dressmaker, b. 65 Orange
Many John, canvasser, boards 58 Main
Maple Clemence, painter, 54 Jackson, h. 134
Salem [Fountain
Maple Frank, finisher, 19 Union, house 27
Maple Levi, machinist, 84 Prescott, house
41 Bummer
Maple Zebedee, moulder, h. 43 No. Ashland
Mappin Albert, razor maker, 128 Chandler,
house 192 do. [4 Sullivan cU
Mara Cornelius, coremaker, 77 Foster, bds.
Mara Jeremiah W. coremaker, 77 Foster, b.
2 Larkin [2 Larkin
Mara John, melter, Muskeego c Albany, h.
Mara John, laborer, house 59 Providence
Mara John F. laborer, 77 Foster, b. 2 Larkin
Mara Patrick, teamster, house 4 Milk
Mara Thomas, moulder, 63 Washing^n sq.
house 8 Burt [2 Larkin
Mara Timothy J. moulder, 77 Foster, boards
Mara, see Marra, O'Mara and O'Meara
Marandette Geo. screwcutter, 89 Exchange,
b. Hemans n. Dryden
Marble Albert A. musician, b. 126 Front
Marble Albert P. sup*t public schools, 464
Main, house 48 William [near railroad
Marble Alvln P. cardmaker, h. Locust ave.
Marble Ann B. widow of Royal, boards 11
Webster [h. 1 Clough's ct.
Marble Arthur J. civil engineer, 12 Front,
MARBLE A. LESLIE & GO. trunks, bags,
valises, &c. 847 Main, b. 18 Mechanic—
See page 524
Marble David, cardmaker, 66 Grafton, house
at Millbury [Grafton
Marble Edward F. cook, 9 Mechanic, h. at
Marble Edwin H. draughtsman, 28 Webster,
house 6 Ely
Marble Edwin T. (CurHa dt MarbU), finish-
ing and wool burring machinery, 28
Webster, h. 7 Beaver [Armandale
Marble Ellen M. widow of Henry H. boards
Marble Emeline, died Dec. 9, 1888, age 75
Marble Estella F. dressmaker, Armandale,
boards do. [Annandale
Marble Francis, carder, Hunt's Mill, house
Marble Francis R. foreman, 28 Webster,
house 11 do. [b. Armandale
Marble Frederick E. machinist, 28 Webster,
Marble Fred. L. machinist, 28 Webster, b.
12 Montague [9 Mechanic, h. 18 do.
Marble Freeman M. agent, eating-house,
MARBLE JEROME ft CO. (W, H. Drury
and H, L. 8tockwellJ, wholesale drug-
gists, paints, oils, chemicals, &c. 440
Main, house 23 Harvard. — See page 614
Marble John O. physician, 14 Elm, house do.
Marble John P. house 33 Harvard
Marble Joseph Russell, salesman, 440 Main,
boards 29 High
JOHN C. MacINNES,
MSTAILEB jUfD JOBS BR OF H08ISBT,
VNBBH WBAB AND SMALL WABJB8,
WORCESTBB [M] DIRECTORY.
219
Marble Minnie, finisher, 66 Grafton, bds. 18
Trumbull
Marble T^m. C. machinist, 28 Webster, bds.
7 Beaver [Eaton pi.
Mareeal Peter, polisher, 44 Central, bds. 12
Marcb Addison, policeman, City Hall, honse
9 "Warren [Hollywood
Marcb Kliza A. widow of J. K. house 16
Marcbal Berthe, removed to Boston
Marcbesseault Alfred L. tailor, boards E.
Worcester n. Lyon
Marcbesseault Edward T. machinist, 154
Front, boards E. Worcester n. Lyon
Marcbesseault Joseph ( MarchesseauU 4b
Guerrin), 8 Warren, house 103 l?alem
Marcbesseault Joseph A. carpenter, 10 East
Worcester, bds. E. Worcester n. Lyon
Marcbesseault Joseph G. laborer, house E.
Worcester n. Lyon
Marcbesseault & Guerrin (J, MarchesseauU
and L. Guerrin) t carriage makers, 8
Warren [at Mlllbury
Marclal Joseph, dlemaker, 170 Mechanic, h.
Marcy Albert, grocer, 60 Grafton, house do.
Marcy Charles G. musician, h. 6 Belknap
Maxcy Chauncy L. pattern maker, 14
Bloomingdide, house 19 Harrison
Marcy Defoe A. machinist, 180 Union, h. 85
Prospect
Marcy Frank M. boxmaker, b. 70 Piedmont
Marcy Mary A. tailoress, 208 Main, boards
841 Park av. [70 Piedmont
Marcy Merrick D. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
Marcy Theodore, signal man, B. & A. R. B.
honse 92 Grafton
Marden Chas. T. carpenter, b. 9 Carlton
Marden Edward, stage carpenter, 20 Ex-
change, b. 10 Sudbury [5 Hancock
Marden John F. foreman, 8 Warren, house
Marean Frank B. clerk. Union depot res-
taurant, boards 8 Smith ct. [bury
Marelle Frank, sausage maker, 220 Shrews-
Margerum Frederick C. fireman, house 25
Hudson [26 Lodi
Marhar William, machinist, 125 Gold, house
Marin Frank, clerk, boards 26 Hermon
Marin Joseph A. clerk, 512 Main, boards 24
Hermon
Marine William, carpenter, boards 5 AUen
Mark John, mason, house 89 Madison
Marker Catherine Mrs. house 9 Howard
Marker John, shoemaker, boards 9 Howard
Markey Eliza Mrs. housekeeper, 100 Ward
Markey James, laborer, h. 480 Southbridge
Markey John, melter, 48 Grafton, h. 89 do.
Markey Patrick, laborer, b. 480 Southbridge
Markham Frederick C. stone, etc. 71 Shrews-
bury, house at Providence, R. I.
Markham James S. removed to Lawrence
Markman Patrick, flagman, School st. cross-
ing, boards 51 Union
Marlborough Martin, removed to Coldbrook
Marlborough Thomas, laborer, house 16
Columbia [son, boards 16 Columbia
Marlborough Walter H. machinist, 54 Jack-
Marley Cornelius, wire worker, house Edge-
worth n. Milton
Marley Frank, wire drawer, house 6 Sigel
Marley Henry, wire drawer, house r. Mill-
bury n. R. R. [1 Wjrmau
Marley James, machinist, 62 Jackson, house
Marley Mary, widow of William, b. 6 Sigel
Marlow Ellen A. house 4 Ward [Scott
Marlow Felix, shoemaker, 68 High, house 2
Marlow Hugh, teamster, boards 16 Fojle
Marlow John, laborer, boards 16 Foyle
Marlow Joseph, heel ganger, 68 High, bds.
16 Foyle [48 Gold
Marlow Margaret, widow of Patrick, house
Marlow Peter, scourer, Pakachoag Mill, b.
4 Ward [Foyle
Marlow Rose, widow of Joseph, house 16
Marlowe P. Joseph A. died Aug. 1888
Mamell Joseph H. tuner, 25 Union, bds. 142
Pleasant
Marney Margaret, domestic, Leicester, V . F.
Maroney Ann, widow of Patrick, house 41
Fountain [Southbridge
Maroney Bridget, widow of John, h. 415
Maroney Cornelius, laborer, b. 122 Mechanic
Maroney Cornelius, laborer, boards Sutton
lane near Sutton road
Maroney Daniel, laborer, h. r. 86 Winter
Maroney James, polisher, 1 Coes sq. boards
Sutton lane c. Cambridge
Maroney John, polisher, 1 Goes sq. boards
Sutton lane n. Sutton road
Maroney Matilda, honse 41 Fountain
Maroney Michael, laborer, Pitt, h. 5 Sigel
Maroney Michael, laborer, b. 182 Exchange
Maroney Patrick, laborer, boards 182 Ex-
change [12 Bridge
Maroney Patrick, saloon, 124 Mechanlc«h.
Maroney Sophia A. Mrs. honse 64 Fountain
Maroney William, moulder, 98 Thomas, h.
4 Meade [11 King
Marquand Elizabeth, widow of Josiah P. b.
Marr William C. driver, h. r. 5 Lexington
Marra Francis, boot treer, house 15 Gold st.
court [Summer, bds. do.
Marra Hannah, at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Marra John, laborer, house 78 Temple
Marra Patrick, laborer, 188 Union, house 4
Milk [Canterbury
Marrah Bridget, widow of James, house 64
Marrah Michael, laborer, house 95 Mlllbury
Marrs Augustus, caterer, r. 268 Main, h. 14
Piedmont [5 Walnut
Marsden Lacock, machinist, 161 Union, bds.
Marsden William, boot finisher, h. Dwlght
Marsden William, carder, Ashworth & Jones'
Mill, h. Leicester n. city line [2 Oak
Marsh Alexander, collector, 18 Mechanic, h.
Marsh Anna M. boards 25 Oread
Marsh Charles F. (Beinbold 4t Marsh), 511
Main, house 415 Park ave.
Marsh Edward E. machinist, boards 8 Vine
Marsh Eliza L. widow of El^ah, boards 28
Charlotte [78 Grove
Marsh Elizabeth R. widow of Truman H. h.
Marsh Elmer M. clerk, 110 Green, house 46
Providence [Oread
Marsh Eunice A. widow of Samuel, house 25
Marsh Eunice A. boards 25 Oread
Marsh G. Herbert, salesman, 480 Main, bds.
58 Pleasant
JOHN C. MACINNES,
^LAJTNXLa, LIjrEira, cottons, at WHOIiXaAJLB
AND BBTAIZ, 469 MAIN STMBJBT.
220
WORCESTER [M] DIRECTORT.
Marsh Helen F. teacher, Normal school, b.
85 Chestnut
MARSH HEinEtY A. cashier Central Na-
tional Bank, 452 Main, house 57 Elm. —
Seepage 470
Marsh John B. piano mover, h. 48 Dewey
Marsh Laura A. dressmaker, 52 Bowdoin,
boards do. [r. 6 Olen
Marsh Mary W. widow of Thaddeus, house
Marsh Walter P. musician, boards 15 Maple
Marshall Asaph R. house 679 Main
Marshall Benjamin D. pastor First Baptist
Church, h. 1 Congress [do.
Marshall Charles J. clerk, 66 Grafton, h. 96
Marshall Clinton S. wireworker, 17 Lincoln,
house 6 Edward
Marshall Elijah H. died Dec. 17, 1888, age 69
Marshall Frank £. eating-house, 245 Front,
house 17 Madison
Marshall Frederick E. bds. 58 Main
Marshall H. H. general Alight agent, B., B.
& G. B. R., Union depot, h. 87 Lincoln
Marshall James, fliecutter, 10 Mill, house
46 Lake
Marshall Julius M. carpenter, B. & A. R. R.
repair shop, h. 96 Grafton [Madison
Marshall Wm. E. clerk, 576 Main, boards 17
Marsier Fred, laborer, house 4 Langdon
Marsolais Gustave, boot bottomer, 60 King,
h. 1 1 Lodi
Marston Albert J. physician, 77 Park, h. do.
Marston Charles F. machinist, Lagrange
opp. Junction depot, house 88 Beacon
Martel David, laborer, 17 Southgate, house
49 do. [55 Mechanic
Martel Henry, shoemaker, 16 Exchange, b.
Martel John H. printer, 20 Salisbury, boards
55 Mechanic [Central
Martel Joseph I. helper, 101 Union, boards 80
Martensen Matilda, nurse, bds. 49 Austin
Martin Adolph, removed tvom city
Martin Albert F. butcher, h. 19 Orient
Martin Anna L. compositor, b. 88 Benefit
Martin Anthony, blacksmith, Leicester near
Mill, house 19 Curtis
Martin Austin W. house 27 Mason
Martin Belle Mrs. widow, boards 29 Salem
Martin Bernard, wire drawer, b. 17 Carbon
Martin Burleigh H. removed flrom city
Martin Charles, hairdresser, 418 Main, bds.
84 Newbury [Southbridge
Martin Chas. weaver, Brussels, house 561
Martin Charles E. conductor, 15 Market, b.
Ill Main [h. 80 Church
Martin Charles F. laborer, rear 29 Waldo,
Martin David C. hairdresser, 177 Main, bds.
66 John [Carlton
Martin Edwin, hostler, 40 Foster, boards 8
Martin Edwin H. bartender, 27 Mlllbury,
boards do.
Martin Emery, flagman, Webster st. R. R.
crossing, h. 56 Canterbury
Martin Francis D. teacher, Edgeworth st.
school, boards 88 Benefit [159 Austin
Martin Frank H. woodworker, 10 Cypress, b.
Martin Geo. woodworker, 77 Foster, bds. 8
Carlton [Benefit
Martin George E. pattern maker, house 88
Martin George H. clerk, N. & W. R. R. 21
Park, boards at Webster [W- Boylston
Martin Henry C. armorer, 42 Gardner, house
Martin James, carpenter, bds. 251 Millbniy
Martin James, boot bottomer, 89 AuAtln, b.
62 do. [ABSoaet
Martin James, provisions, 24 Gold, hoase 40
Martin Janet, teacher. Sycamore st. school,
bds. 17 Irving [ThomaH, h. do.
Martin Jennie Mrs. boardlnj;-hoa»e, 12S
Martin John, laborer, house 1 Cheever
Martin John, laborer, B. ft A. R. B. boose
S. Worcester [I^alkyette
Martin John, laborer at gasworks, hoose 27
Martin D^ohn, wire drawer, h. 128 Thonms
Martin John, fhller, HopeviUe Manaf. Co.
house 1 Cheever
Martin John H. tea, &c. 682 Main, house 169
Austin
Martin Joseph, house 9 Curtis
Martin Joseph, foreman, Pakacboa^ MUU b.
287 Cambridge [20 Salem
Martin Levi P. turning, &c. 162 Unfoo, h.
Martin I^ewis N. armorer, 42 Gardner, bds.
Ill Main
Martin Lorln, driver, house 95 Beacon
Martin Ludlr6, shoemaker, 15 Douj^las, h. do.
Martin Luther P. house 22 Wyoming site
Martin Margaret Mrs. h. 108 East Central
Martin Margaret F. widow of Andrew, h. 27
Mlllbury [Aostin
Martin Mary E. dressmaker, bds. rear 196
Martin Matilda, widow of Wm. h. Ill Main
Martin Maurice, 8tonecutter,h. SSCanterbuiy
Martin Napoleon, machinist, 66 Grafton, b.
78 Hermon [73 Hermon
Martin Noah, laborer, 207 Sontbbrldge, h.
Martin Oramel, physician, 80 Pleasant, n. do.
Martin Owen, wireworker, h. 17 Carbon
Martin Owen, Jr. wireworker, b. 17 Carbon
Martin Patrick, rem'd to Ireland [Church
Martin Patrick, engineer, 152 Union, h. 84
Martin Peter, laborer, bds. 7 Blackstone
Martin Peter H. saloon, 27 Mlllbury, b. do.
Martin Peter J. grocer, 94 Lamartlne, house
108 Washington
Martin Philip, wireworker, bds. 17 Carbon
Martin Sarah D. dressmaker, hoase rear 196
Austin [Benefit
Martin Sarah E. Mrs. compositor, house 88
Martin Thomas, comber, Pakachoag Mill, b.
28 Endlcott
Martin Thomas, laborer, W., N. & R. R. B.
freight house, house 69 School
Martin Thomas, laborer, Hammond c. R. R.
bds. 180 Washington
Martin Thomas, removed to Watertown
Martin Thomas W. laborer, Brackett ct. bds.
r. 97 East Central
Martin William, rem*d to ThompsonvlUe, Ct
Martin Wm. J. boot bottomer, 108 Front, h.
898 Southbridgo [h. 5 Clinton
Marvin Charles, city messenger, 1 City Hall,
Marvin Harry A. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
5 Clinton [Lincoln square
Marwedel Charles W. student, boards 28
Mascroft John T. removed to Sutton
Mason Alonzo, laborer, house 1 Hall
JOHN C. MA(;INNES, «'^^««^«««.««^'^".^*«^^^«if5'.r«**r.
WORCESTER [M] PIBECTORT.
221
Ann J. widow of John, h. 2 John
MASOU BRUSH WORKS, 568 Main.— i^ee
Charles, carpenter, 196 Union, house
11 Home [Main
Charles F. finisher, 15 Union, b. 176
Mason Chas. H. carpenter, 10 £. Worcester,
iKls. 11 Home [Cutler
Mason Clara F. widow of William, house 85
Mason Clinton Y. h. 17 Bowdoin
Mason D. Waldo, ftoner, bds. Bumcoat
Mason Fanny C. city missionary, boards 24
Oxford [Union depot, h. 2 John
Mason Frank H. auditor, B., B. A Q. R. R.,
Mason Henry, armorer, 81 Hermon, house
38 Canterbury
MLason Henry W. ( Sargent dt Mason Company)^
Hermon, house 1 Westminster
Mason Isaac, carpet cleaner, h. 81 Liberty
Mason John C. died Feb. 17, 1888, age 72
Mason John H. clerk, 54 Hermon, boards 1
Westminster
Mason Joseph, lawyer, 10 Pearl, h. 46 Elm
Mason Joseph, bootmaker, 70 Winter, house
ITLodl
MASON JOSEPH P. carriage hardware,
iron and steel, 152 Front, and president
Worcester Malleable Iron Co. house 18
I4nden. — See front cover
Mason Joseph W. house 8 Hancock
Mason J. Fred., Mason Brush Works, 558
Main, h. 56 WiUiam
Mason Lysander G. machinist, h. 56 Coral
Mason Ora C. clerk, 255 Main, h. 80 Elliott
Mason Otis N. salesman, 26 Shrewsbury, b.
14 High [boards do.
Mason Bichard, laborer, College Holy Cross,
Mason Robert A. armorer, 81 Hermon, h.
56 Coral
Mason Samuel I. laborer, h. rear 27 Liberty
Mason Sarah H. widow of John C. bds. 29
Harvard [108 Park
Mason Tylar A. hostler, 12 Washington, bds.
Mason William E. machinist, h. 228 Chandler
Mason William H. boot treer, bds. 168 Front
Mason William L. fireman, B. & A. B. R.
house 88 Cutler
MASSACHUSETTS SAFETY FUND AS-
SOCIATION (Thos. S. Degan, agent),
492 Main.-— iSled page 557
Masse Peter, carpenter, house 27 Lyon
Mathew John, laborer, boards 16 Glen
Mathews Austin P. blacksmith, 84 Central,
h. 118 Thomas
Mathews Austin W. rem'd to Sayannah, Ga.
Mathews Edwin G. blacksmith, 84 Central,
h. Wlnfield n. May
Mathews Edwin 8. removed to Boston
Mathews (George R. boot treer, 82 Austin,
house 16 Spruce [18 do.
Mathews Geo. W. truckman, W School, h.
Mathews Hugh, laborer, 68 Washington sq.
bds. 178 Front
Mathews Isaac D. machine jobbing, 180
Union, h. 9 Shelby
Mathews Joseph, finisher, 70 Winter, boards
16 Spruce [17 Beach
Mathews Lawrence, laborer, r. 179 Union, h.
Mathews Michael, wireworker, h. Edgeworth
n. Sigourney [60 Chandler
Mathews Ricliard, foreman, 68 High, house
Mathews Robert F. policeman, City Hall, h.
8 Lee n. Sunnyside
Mathews Rose, boards 17 Beach [John
Mathews Victoria, widow of Eli, house 44
Mathews WiUiam, iron finisher, h. Millbury
near R. R., Q.
Mathews Wm. J. house 42 William
Mathewson Benjamin A. foreman, 100 Pres-
cott, bds. 93 Main [h. 8 Bellevue
Mathewson Mary J. widow of Samuel W.
Mathien Wallace, boot bottomer, 155 Front,
house 37 Spring
Matosen Hokon, removed fh>m city
Matson Andrew P. policeman, City Hall, h.
7 Agricultural
Matsson Andrew, laborer, house 10 Briden
Matteson Eliza, widow of Hezekiah, h. 44
Richards [Co. 181 Central, h. 8 Lynn
Matthews Ambrose T., Worcester Ferrule
Matthews Catherine, widow of John, house
5 Mechanic st. ct. [56 Chandler
Matthews David A. policeman. City Hall, h.
Matthews Edmund, laborer, h. 18 Kansas
Matthews Edward G. roller, b. 18 Kansas
Matthews George H. removed to New York
city [n. Chester
Matthews Harry A. farmer, h. winter Hill
Matthews James, laborer, house 402 South-
bridge [h. 80 Ellsworth
Matthews James, stonecutter, 181 Central,
Matthews John, driver, Southbridge corner
Hammond, h. 877 Southbridge
Matthews Luclna, boards 98 Elm
Matthews Thomas F. wireworker, bds. 18
Kansas [98 Park
Mattieu Jeremiah, laster, 60 King, house
Mattimore Bernard, wire drawer, bds. 44
Millbury [Millbury
Mattimore Bernard, laborer, boards 424
Mattimore Bridget, widow of Martin, h. 44
Millbury [Millbury
Mattimore James, laborer, bds. Vernon . n.
Mattimore John, laborer, Putnam lane, bds.
2 Plum
Mattimore John, wireworker, b. 44 Millbury
Mattimore Michael, laborer, b. Yemon near
Millbury
Mattimore Patrick, laborer, b. 424 Millbury
Mattimore Patrick, engineer, 91 Foster, b.
44 Millbury [Millbury
Mattimore Thomas, laborer, h. Vernon near
Mattimore Thomas, laborer, b. 422 Millbury
Mattoon George P. clerk, 412 Main, boards
111 Park
Mattson Peter, tailor, 410 Main, b. 49 Austin
Maud Hannah, widow of John, boards 45
Webster
Maud John H. machinist, Hammond n. R.
R. b. 45 Webster [r. 50 Beacon
Mauhin Julius H. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
Mawbey John H. machinist, Pitt, house 498
Southbridge
MAWHINNET SAMUEL A CO. (B, L.
GolbertJt last manufacturers, 19 Church,
house 15 Hammond. — Seepage 668
JOHN C. MacINNES,
DMT GOODS, THB BTOBJB 18 AT
469 MAIN BTMBBT,
222
W0RCE8TEB [M] DIRECTOBT.
Mazfleld Edgar H. macbinist, 23 Webster,
boose 4 MoDtagne
Maxwell Tbnrzy, bds. Grafton near Hale
Maxwell Wm. tailor, 10 Tboxnas, b. 58 do.
Maxwell Wm. B. removed from city
May Cbarles F. pattern maker, 178 Union,
boase at Anbarn
May Cbarles H. Jr. (E, & C. H, May, Jr.j, 608
Main, bds. 519 do. [Soutbbridge
May Elijah, engineer, 180 Gold, house 274
May Eunice, widow of Samnel W. boards 48
Beacon
May Ezekiel A. machinist, 161 Union, house
298 Cambridge [519 do.
May Ezra & C. H. jr. fruit, 608 Main, bds.
May Frank D. salesman, 409 Main, house 4
Benefit ct.
May Herbert, paperhanger, 34 Front, b. 519
Main [Front
May Jacob J. cigar maker, 893 Main, bds. 66
May John A. carpenter, h. 17 Fruit
May Patrick, machinist, 110 Green, bds. 106
Southbridge
May Samuel D. broker, 410 Main, bds. 293
Cambridge [60 Austin
May William E. organ maker, 19 Union, b.
Mayberger Cassimer, saloon, 116 South-
bridge, house 65 Madison
Mayberger Emma H. bds. 65 Madison
Mayberger John, rem'd to Providence, R. I.
Maybury Timothy, laborer, Putnam lane
Mayeau Cbarles, foreman, h. 19 Douglas
Mayers Albert F. foreman, 179 Main, house
81 John
Mayers Charles A. foreman, 179 Main, house
1 MiUbrook near West Boy Is ton
Mayers Fred. A. wire worker, 179 Main, bds.
150 Pleasant
Mayers George E. wire worker, 179 Main, b.
150 Pleasant
Mayers Harriet A. widow of Francis K. h.
150 Pleasant
Maynard Alfred H. clerk. 94 Grove, bds. 16
Walnut [50 Beacon
Maynard Aimer E. cutter, 9 Barton pi. bds.
Maynard Austin S. (Maynard db Maynard),
154 Front, house 56 Lincoln
Maynard Chas. carpenter, h. 184 Mechanic
Maynard Charles B. bookkeeper, 20 Union,
bds. 9 High
Maynard Charles F. bds. 122 Austin
Maynard Edward S. hostler, 42 Waldo, h.
19 Orange
Maynard Eugene, carpenter, b. 1 School
Maynard Ezra, house 44 William
Maynard George, printer, 26 Pleasant, h. do.
Maynard George S. asst. supt. malls, Post-
Offlce, bds. 40 Pleasant
Maynard Georgian na, waiter, b. 879 Main
MATNARD, GOUGH & QO. (W, H, May-
nard, W. E. Oough and A. W. Bond),
printers, hotel register manufacturers,
187 Front. — Seepage 510
Maynard Harriet E. teacher, Millbury st.
school, boards 18 Chandler
Maynard Harrison, clerk, 180 Front, house
152 Beacon [Pleasant
Maynard Henry A. clerk, 20 Front, bds. 70
Maynard James A. driver, 24 Front, h. 184
Pleasant
Maynard James T. truckman, h. 58 Wood-
land [90 I«aiDartiiie
Maynard John, moulder, 92 Thomas, house
Maynard John E. plumber, 150 Main, boards
26 Abbott
Maynard Joseph A. farmer, h. 12 darkson
Maynard Joseph E. chairmaker, 15 Union,
h. 17 Belmont
Maynard Joseph G. boxmaker, 86 Central^
house Cobum ave. n. W. & S. R. R.
Maynard Midcom W. boxmaker, 86 Central,
h. 3 Maynard pi.
Maynard Mander A. cashier, B. & A. B. R.
freight office, h. 8 Maynard pi.
Maynard Mary A. widow of William, h. 3
Denny
Maynard M. Williams, carpenter, II. 2 May-
nard place [opp. WWpplc
Maynard Peter, carpenter, h. r. MiUbury
Maynard Reuben S. organ maker, 19 Union,
h. 91 Orange
Maynard Samuel A. house 82 Elm
Maynard Webster, blacksmith, 110 Green,
boards 94 Washington [h. 9 Elngshmy
Maynard William G. gas burners, 28 Pearl,
Maynard William Henry (Maynard, Oough
dt Co.), 187 Front, b. Waldo House
Maynard William H. (Maynard db Maynard),
154 Front, h. 35 Oak ave.
MATNARD WILLIAM L. plumber, 150
Main, h. 26 Ahhott.— See page 584
MAYNARD & MAYNARD ( W. H. and A.
S. Maynard) , wholesale flour and grain.
154 Front.— Seepage 536
Maynard, see Menard
Mayo Charles, carpenter, house Litchfield
Mayo Henry E. cutter, 619 Main, h. 4 So.
Russell
Mayo John, farmer, b. Belmont n. Bell pond
Mayo John B. rem*d to Holyoke [pi.
Mayo Olive V. widow of John S. b. Nelson
Mayo Peter, carpenter, house Litchfield
Mayo William, wool carder, h. 5 Congress
McAfee E. Roscoe, clerk, 68 High, bds. 3
South Russell [So. Russell
McAfee Henry C. bootcutter, 68 High, h. 8
McAleer Edward, laborer, 83 Hermon, h. 20
Millbury r86 King
McAleer George (B. McAleer), 228 Main, h.
McAleer James, hackman, h. 53 Harrison
McAleer Reynolds (Oeorge McAleer), har-
ness manuf . 228 Main, h. 18 Bowdoin
McAlplne John F. rem'd to Springfield
McAlvin Elbridge, organ tnaker, 17 Hermon,
h. 688 Main [Main, h. do.
McAlvin Elbridge Mrs. dressmaker, 688
McAnally James, boot crimper, 619 Main, h.
2 Summer st. ct.
McAnally James, laborer, bds. 168 Prescott
McAnally John, laborer, bds. 168 Presootfc
McAnally William, laborer, 33 N. Foster, h.
71 Temple
McArdle Dennis, laborer, h. 20 Waverley
McArdle John, moulder, 14 Bloomingdale,
b. 20 Waverley
McArdle John G. moulder, b. 23 Langdon
METRIC SYSTEM OF
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223
McArdle Mark, laborer, house 2 Charles
HcArdle Owen, helper, h. 180 Washington
McArdle Owen H., Worcester Iron Foundry
Co. 56 Gold, h. 165 Washington [ington
McArdle Patrick, coremaker, bds. 165 Wash-
McArdle Patrick, machinist, 161 Union, bds.
48 do- [Waverley
McArdle Sarah, widow of Patrick, bds. 20
McArthur Alonzo W. student, b. 25 Bowdoin
McAuley John J. professor, College Holy
Cross, bds. do. [5 Lafayette
McAnliffe James, laborer, 91 Foster, house
McAullflTe John, laborer, 22 Cypress, bds. 25
Grand st. ct. [b. 90 Canterbury
McAuliflTe John, machinist, junction shop,
McAullffe John J. provisious, 1S2 Shrews-
bury, h. 1»4 do. [h. do.
McAalUTe Michael, grocer, 128 Shrewsbury,
McAulifie Michael F. clerk, 128 Shrewsbury,
boards do.
McAullffe Owen, brakeman, b. 25 Grand st.
court [25 Grand st. ct.
McAulifTe Timothy, gasfitter, 22 Cypress, h.
McAuliffe Timothy J. marble cutter, 131 Cen-
tral, h. 36 Penn ave.
McAullffe, see McCaulilT
McAvey James, laborer, house 12 Nashua
McAvoy Ann, widow of Patrick, h. 10 Eaton
place [Mechanic
McAvoy Catharine, widow of Thomas, b. 127
McAvoy Daniel, helper, 193 Front, house
Church c. Mechanic
McAvoy James, driver, Southbridge c. Ham-
mond, h. 396 Southbridge
McAvoy Michael, boot bottomer, 7 Washing-
ton sq. b. 57 Temple
McAvoy Patrick, laborer, house 8 Nashua
McBrlde James, boot bottomer, 68 High, b.
114i Southbridge [56 John
McBride Joseph L. teamster, 41 Waldo, h.
McBrlde Michael, shoemaker, b. 114^ South-
bridge [Co. h. 23 Douglas
McBride Patrick, laborer, Worcester Carpet
McBrlde Robert P. teas, 279 Main, house
at New York city [bridge
McBride Sarah J. stitcher, b. 114^ South-
HcCabe Bernard, laborer, h. 71 Canterbury
McCabe Bernard, 2d. brick layer, b. 79 Main
McCabe Daniel, tanner, 60 Bloomlngdale, h.
at Oxford
McCabe Frank, brick layer, b. 79 Main
McCabe Henry, driver, bds. 35 Webster
McCabe James, boot bottomer, 152 South-
bridge, h. 146 do.
McCabe James Mrs. h. 146 Southbridge
McCabe John, bricklayer, bds. 79 Main
McCabe John P. cutter, b. 146 Southbridge
McCabe Joseph, moulder, r. 25 Hermon,
b. 114i Southbridge [b. 91 Portland
McCabe Joseph J. screwcutter, 75 Beacon,
McCabe Thomas, foreman, 161 Union, h. 180
Washington [5 Cross
McCafferty Catharine, widow of Dennis, h.
McCaiSerty Elizabeth, widow of Peter, h. 43
Canterbury [5 Cross
McCafferty James H. armorer, 44 Central, b.
McCafferty Joseph T. laborer, b. 43 Canter-
bury
McCafferty Matthew J. justice Municipal
Court (at Boston), h. 22 Jefferson
McCafferty Matthew J. P. secretary Wash-
burn Iron Co. 14 Bloomlngdale, and
(Murphy A McCafferty)^ h. 5 Jefferson
McCafferty Wm. T. roller, bds. 5 Cross
McCaffery Annie, boarding-house, 79 Main
McCaffery Mary, widow of John, b. 79 Main
McCaffery Patrick, wire drawer, b. 79 Main
McCaffery Thomas, laborer, bds. 79 Main
McCaffrey Charles A. moulder, 65 Jackson,
h. 62 Southgate
McCaffrey John, laborer, b. 27 Church
McCaig James, machinist, b. 15 Vine
McCallum James, foreman, 110 Grove, h. r.
125 Chandler [100 Salem
McCallum John F. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
McCambridge Abby T. dressmaker, 80
Chatham, boards do.
McCambridge Henry M. agent P. & W. R. B.
ft'eight office, bds. 80 Chatham
McCambridge Ida M. teacher, Winslow st.
school, bds. 80 Chatham
McCambridge John S. tallyman, B. & A.
K. R. freight depot, h. 80 Chatham
McCambridge Margaret G. h. 80 Chatham
McCann Alice, widow of Hugh, house 65
Blackstone
McCann Ann, died March 23, 1883, age 54
McCann Arthur, sailor, b. 65 Blackstone
McCann Catharine, widow, bds. 184 South-
bridge [Cherry
McCann Charles, driver, 26 Spring, house 28
McCann Charles, wire drawer, h. 12 Ward
McCann Charles A. painter, h. 63 King
McCann Chas. H. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
14 Sigel
McCann Edward, laborer, b. 12 Cromptou
McCann Edward, blacksmith, 77 Foster, h.
r. 165 Summer [Trumbull, b. do.
McCann Elizabeth A. music teacher, 82
McCann Elizabeth J. widow of John J. house
32 Trumbull [b. 14 Sigel
McCann Felix, printer, 11 Central Exchange,
McCann Henry, clerk, 436 Main, boards 82
Trumbull [b. 65 Blackstone
McCann Hugh, coremaker, 149 Washington,
McCann Hugh S. musician, boards 6 South-
bridge [133 Southbridge
McCann James, machinist, 186 Union, bds.
McCann James, baggage master, house 184
Southbridge
McCann Jennie E. house 26 Pink
McCann John, laborer, house 229 Front
McCann John F. boot bottomer, 619 Main,
boards 32 Pleasant
McCann Margaret J. teacher, Grafton street
school, bds. 10 Blake [boards do.
McCann Mary A. dressmaker, 32 Trumbull,
McCann Mary C. dressmaker, b. 65 Vernon
McCann Matthew, mason, house 184 South-
bridge [44 Cambridge
McCann Owen, machinist, 161 Union, house
McCann Owen, aimorer, house 14 Sigel
McCann Patrick, foreman at gasworks, h.
1 Lily [7 Mill
McCann Peter, machinist, 4 Leicester, bds.
McCann Roger T. moulder, b. 6 Southbridge
TILLAGES m WORCESTER,
€OIiSULT THB
niMJBOTOBT.
224
W0BCE8TBR [M] DIRKCTORY.
McCann Ross, peddler, h. 6 Soothbridge
McCann Ross J. organ-reed maker, 25 Union,
boards 6 Southbridge [10 Blake
HcCann Thomas, gasfltter, 198 Front, house
McCann Thomas F. cigar maker, 409 Main,
boards 65 Vernon [b. 188 Sonthbridge
McCann Thomas O. machinist, 186 Union,
McCann Thomas H. laborer at gasworks, b.
ILlly
McCann Thomas J. painter, b. 65 Blackstone
McCann Thos. J. weaver, 88 Water, b. 4 Slgel
McCann Wm. mason, bouxls 26 Pink
McCann Wm. E. coremaker, h. 1 Charles
McCann Wm. H. tailor, honse 4 Slgel
McCardle Andrew, monlder, 149 Washing-
ton, boards 8 Vine
McCarron Edward, laborer, b. 849 Cambridge
McCarron Patrick, laborer, 17 Sonthgate, h.
849 Cambridge
McCarry Chas. H. removed to Lowell
McCarry John J. monlder, 87 Gold, house 72
Green [conrt
McCarthy Charles, laborer, house 9 Norfolk
McCarthy Charles, moulder, h. 18 Seymore
McCarthy Daniel, policeman. Station 2, La-
martlne, house 27 Ellsworth
McCarthy Dennis, laborer, b. 74 Market
McCarthy Dennis, laborer, b. 2 Columbia ct.
McCarthy Ellen Mrs. house 111 E. Central
McCarthy Francis, laborer, boards 24 Arch
McCarthy James, bootmaker, b. 12 Conlin ct.
McCarthy James, steamfltter, 198 Front, b.
81 Orange
McCarthy James, burnisher, boards 8 Burt
McCarthy James, Jr. boxmaker,h. 40 Franklin
McCarthy John, boot crimper, 60 King, h.
60 Oxford [40 Columbia
McCarthy John, boxmaker, 86 Central, house
McCarthy John, driver, boards 18 Temple
McCarthy Joseph S. foreman, h. 6 Millbury
McCarthy Kate A. teacher. Ledge st. school,
boards 25 Jefferson [15 Maple
McCarthy Manius V. cutter, 70 Winter, bds.
McCarthy Martin, laborer, 54 Jackson, bds.
15 Cambridge [r. 16 Cypress
McCarthy Mary, widow of Jeremiah, house
McCarthy Mary, house 81 Orange
McCarthy Mary A. boards 80 Mina,
McCarthy Michael, laborer, Putnam lane, b.
67 Bloomlngdale [1 Cherry
McCarthy Michael, laborer, 91 Foster, bds.
McCarthy Michael, died September 25, 1888,
age 48 [tral, bds. 80 ^tna
McCarthy Michael J. marble cutter, 58 Cen-
McCarthy Owen, boot crimper, 108 Front,
house 11 Temple [65 Lamartlne
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, 65 Jackson, house
McCarthy Thomas F. machinist, 95 Thomas,
boards 81 Orange [81 Orange
McCarthy Timothy, helper, 198 Front, bds.
McCarthy Timothy C. englneer,188 Mechanic,
house 61 Laurel [116 E. Central
McCarthy Timothy J. clerk, 522 Main, h. r.
McCarthy William, stonecutter, h. 80 JEtna
McCartney Ann, widow, house 57 Salem
McCartney George B. cardmaker, 84 South-
bridge, boards 67 Salem [57 Salem
McCartney John F. plumber, 541 Main, bds.
McCarty Charles A. vamlshcr, 16 (JoioD, h.
15 North [7 Temple
McCarty Dennis, stonecutter. Crescent, h.
McCarty Edmund, laborer, 85 Unloo, h- 134
Mechanic [h. 88 Onnge
McCarty Florence, doormaker, 171 Union,
McCarty Hannah Mrs. honse 16 Harrison
McCarty Hugh, cutter, boards 4 Belknap
McCarty James, machinist, 100 Presoott, h.
40 Market fTeoiple
McCarty Jeremiah, dyer, 91 Foster, h. 7S
McCarty Jeremiah F. machinist, lOO Pres-
coti, boards Market [h. 85 Penn atc
McCarty Jeremiah F. hairdresser, 419 Main,
McCarty John, teamster, r. 72 Mechanic, b.
80 do. [Church, h. 16 Ash
McCarty John & Co. awl manufictorers, 19
McCarty John B. coremaker, 98 Thomas, h.
21 Carbon [Ington sq. b. 38 Winter
McCarty John F. boot bottomer, 7 Wash-
McCarty John J. clerk, 66 Grafton, boards
80 Charles
McCarty Joseph W. laborer, house 19Larldn
McCarty Lawrence, laborer, house Leicester,
V. F. [MltchcU
McCarty Margaret, widow of Michael, h. SS
McCarty Michael, laborer, house 17 Soflblk
McCarty Patrick, laborer, h. 5 Carpenter
McCarty Patrick, watchman, h. 25 Jeflferson
McCarty Patrick, helper, 87 Market, hooM
4 Belknap
McCarty Patrick J. mason, b. 91 Ward
McCarty Patrick W. bootmaker, h. 8 Burt
McCarty Peter, house 71 Millbury [Ward
McCarty Thomas, laborer, 88 Green, h. 96
McCarty Thomas, wire drawer, h. 9 Nashua
McCarty Timothy, plumber, 6 Bxchange, b.
4 Chamberlain ct. [court
McCarty Timothy, laborer, h. Chamberlain
McCaulder Colin, laborer, 66 Lincoln, h. 89
Liberty [h. do.
McCaulder Mary £. dressmaker, 80 Lincoln,
McCauley James O. violin maker, 426 Main,
house at Westboro
McCauley Matthew, laborer, h. 107 Ward
McCauley NUes E.mnsician, b. 99 Lincoln sq.
McCaullff Charles R. machinist, h. 58 Market
McCauIiirEdmundC. wire drawer, h. 41 John
McCaullff Patrick, boot sider, h. 46 Aasonet
McCausland James F. 9d. salesman, 827
Main, h. 40 Newbury
McCavltt John, laborer, h. 16 Brown
McClearn Matthew, physician, 971 Main, h.
at Northfleld, Vt.
McClellan Emma C. teacher, Belmont street
school, b. 18 Catharine [Lincoln House
McClellan Frank A. salesman, 440 Main, b.
McClellan Martha Mrs. crockery, 982 Main,
house do.
McClellan Wm. H. died Jan. 11, 1888, age 99
McClenning Henry K. clerk, N. & W. R. B.
21 Park, h. 26 William [4 Bigelow
McCloskey Ellen, widow of James, house
McCloskey James, clerk, 50 Millbury, bds.
4 Blgelow
McCloskey James J. clerk, b. 80 Spruce
McCloskey John W. moulder, 149 Washing-
ton, h. 18 Lafayette
THE WOHCFSTFR ^^^'CTOBTOrJFICBisaf4S»MAIiraT^
J.XAAJ IT viivji-^oiriXV PBOPLB'a bavxnbb bank BjruLi^rvG.
W0RGE8TEB []\f] DIRKCTOKY.
225
ItfcCIoskey Martin S. machlnUt, 125 Gold, h.
98 Lamartlne
Sff cClo«key Mary, widow of Francis, h. 80
Spruce
SCcClond Charles C. (McCloudj Cran% A
MinUr), 57 Union, h. 882 Main
BScCloud, Crane & Mlnter (C, C. McCloud,
H, O. Crane and Benry Mnter), screw
and nnt manaf^. 57 Union
IdcClare Frederick A. civil engineer, 18 City
Hall, boards 18 Higti
KcClare Napoleon, machinist, b. 79 Grand
JtfcClnre Peter, laborer, h. 79 Grand
K eClure Samnel, machinist, 178 Union, h. 12
Providence
licClare William H. machinist at wire-
works, Q. bds. Millbary cor. Taylor, Q.
McOobb At wood, flirmer, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. Plantation n. do.
HcCombe Fred. W. ahoefitter, b. 7 Orchard
McCombe Susan E. widow of John, house 7
Orchard
McConnell Thomas, watchman, h. 6 Lltch-
field n. Hacker
McCoDville Margaret, house 112 Park
McCool James A. spinner, Ashworth &
Jones* Mill, boards Leicester, Y. F.
McCool Jane, widow of John, h. Leicester,
Valley Falls [Lafayette
McCormick Bryan, wire drawer, boards 29
McCormick Charles, stonecutter, boards 115
Main
McCormick Daniel, market, 144 Prescott, b.
146 do. [b. Mechanic n. Church
McCormick Ellen, domestic, 9 Mechanic,
McCormick Frank, laborer, boards Nashua
n. B. B. [51 Union
McCormick James, gardener, 26 Harvard, h.
McCormick James, coachman, Hammond n.
Beacon, b. do. [nett ct.
McCormick John, laborer, boards 8 Ben-
McCormick John, laborer, house Nashua n.
railroad
McCormick John, cutter, b. 78 Myrtle
McCormick John B. brakeman, h. 22 Arch
McCormick John J. boards 51 Union
McCormick Mary £. teacher. Walnut street
school, boards 51 Union
McCormick Mary G. widow of John, boards
11 Wade [29 Lafkyette
McCormick Biathew, wire cleaner, house
McCormick Matthew, clerk, 144 Prescott,
house 146 do. [Exchange
McCormick Michael, laborer, house r. 182
McCormick Patrick, tagman. Summer st.
crossing, house 20 cSiarles
McCormick William H. driver, b. 78 Myrtle
McConrt Owen, laborer, 57 Jackson, house
10 Brackett court
McConrt Patrick, boards 97 Green
McConrt Thomas, boot crimper, h. 97 Green
McCovey Daniel, laborer, 22 Cypress
McCoy Catharine, widow of James, h. 14
Brackett ct.
McCoy John J. assistant priest St. John's
Church, boards 44 Temple
McCoy Joseph, wire drawer, h. 7 Elizabeth
McCoy Martin, laborer, h. 60 Canterbury
McCoy Mary, widow of Edward, h. Nashua
near R. R.
McCoy Michael, boot treer, house 42 Gold
McCoy Patrick, engineer, 94 Grove, boards
Nashua n. R. R. [60 Canterbury
McCoy Patrick, machinist, 50 Lagrange, b.
McCracken George J. painter, Hermon c.
R. R. house 15 Stafford
McCrea John, nailmaker, 42 Gardner, house
r. Sutton lane n. Sutton road
McCready William, 566 Main, house 2
Pleasant pi. [Briden
McCue Honora, widow of John, boards r. 25
McCue Martin M. fireman, house 59 Grove
McCue Michael, laborer, house 7 North
McCue Patrick, laborer, house 12 Suffolk
McCue Thomas H. wire drawer, b. 69 Grove
McCullagh James, laborer, h. 18 Larkin
McCuUen Arthur, laborer, b. 2 Langdon
McCullough George, weaver, Brussels, bds.
57 Union ave. [h. 57 Union ave.
McCullough James, bmshmaker, 558 Main,
McCullough John, bmshmaker, 558 Midn, b.
57 Union ave.
McCullough William, boiler maker, r. 179
Union, house 17 Union ave.
McCurda Greenwood R. woodworker, 25
Union, house 29 John
McCurdy Archibald, crimper, b. 55 Gold
McCurdy Margaret, widow, h. 55 Gold
McCusker John, removed from city
McDavitt John B. clerk, 462 Main, bds. 41
Pleasant
McDermot Francis, blacksmith, h. 5 Beach
McDermot Francis, Jr. clerk, b. 5 Beach
McDermot James J. butcher, b. 5 Beach
McDermot John, laborer, h. 5 Beach
McDermot Mary J. dressmaker, b. 5 Beach
McDermot Michael, laborer, h. Stafford
McDermot Patrick, laborer, h. 10 Worth
McDermott Annie, cook, 208 Main
McDermott Bernard, died Nov. 16, 1888,
age 64 [11 Union ave.
McDermott Bridget, widow of Henry, bds.
McDermott Catharine, widow of Daniel, h.
16 Worth
McDermott Elizabeth Mrs. h. 78 Green
McDermott Frank, laborer, b. 422 Millbury
McDermott Frank E. slipper finisher, 18
Mechanic, boards 28 Spruce [159 do.
McDermott Henry, clerk, 254 Main, boards
McDermott Henry, moulder, 149 Washing-
ton, b. 74 Green [b. 78 Green
McDermott Henry G. tinsmith, 153 Front,
McDermott Hugh, laborer, house 96 Bloom-
ingdale [96 Front, h. 83 Orange
McDermott James (McDermott A Boktnd),
McDermott James, laborer, b. 66 Grand
McDermott James, laborer, Southbridge c.
Hammond, house 106 Lamartlne
McDermott James, machinist, 180 Gold, h.
9 Gold street court
McDermott James, moulder, 68 Washington
square, house 116 Mechanic
McDermott James, brakeman, h. 126 Green
McDermott James H. coremaker, house 28
Union ave. [Bartlett pi.
McDermott James H. hackman, boards 6
LOCALITY OF HILLS
15
Ijr WOMCB&TMB, COXSUIiT THE
niRBCTOBT.
226
WOEOESTER [M] l>IRECTO&T.
McDennott John, laborer, 32 Green, house
172 Washington [ter, b. 3 Mill
McDermott John C. hostler, Curtis c. Leices-
McDermott Johnston M. removed to Boston
McDermott Maggie, milliner, b. 28 Spruce
McDermott Margaret, widow of Michael, h.
12 Wade
McDermott Mary, dressmaker, b. 28 Spruce
McDermott Mary E. domestic, 39 Queen
McDermott Mary T. widow of Peter, bds. 3
Woodward ct.
McDermott Matthew, laborer, 54 Jackson,
and grocer, 66 Grand, h. do.
McDermott Michael, laborer, b. 63 Grand
McDermott Patrick, laborer, h. 74 Grand
McDermott Patrick, carpenter, house 110
Canterbury
McDermott Patrick, laborer, 63 Washington
square, house 3 Woodward ct.
McDermott Patrick, laborer, UN. Foster,
h. 10 Worth [Canterbury
McDermott Peter, laborer, 64 Jackson, h. 38
McDermott Philip, laborer, 17 Southgate, b.
112 Cambridge
McDermott Philip, laborer, h. 56 Southgate
McDermott Sarah, widow of James, house
6 Bartlett pi. [n. cemetery
McDermott Thomas, machinist, house Camp
McDermott Thomas, moulder, 63 Washing-
ton square, h. 11 Tremont [h. 44 Thomas
McDermott Thomas F. clerk, 3 Allen court,
McDermott William, laborer, 120 Vernon,
house 32 Richland n. Vernon
McDermott William, laborer, house 15
Grosvenor [44 School
McDermott William M. driver, 143 Main, b.
McDermott & Boland ( J. McDermott and T.
B, F. Boland J y dry goods, 96 Front
McDevitt John, saloon, 319 Cambridge,
house do. [Cambridge
McDevitt John W. wire drawer, boards 319
McDonagh Hugh, tailor, 537 Main, h. 45
Columbia
McDonagh James, cutter, 537 Main, house
25 Merrick [45 Columbia
McDonagh John E. machinist, 110 Green, b.
McDonald Alexander, carpenter, house 147
Shrewsbury
MCDONALD ALEXANDER, finger nail
cutter manuf. 418 Main, h. 64 Laurel. —
See page 677
McDonald Anastasia, widow of Alexander,
h. 11 Worth [180 Front
McDonald Andrew, machinist, 77 Foster, b.
McDonald Angus, currier, 60 Bloomingdale,
boards 12 Suffolk
McDonald Bridget, house 8 Blake [17 Cross
McDonald Catharine, widow of Bernard, h.
McDonald Daniel, U. 8. Army
McDonald Edgar C. driver, 28 Thomas, h.
12 Elizabeth [133 do.
McDonald Edward, laborer, 110 Green, bds.
McDonald Henry T. carpenter, b. 44 School
McDonald Hagh F. photographer, 508 Main,
h. Chandler cor. Dewey
McDonald James, died Oct. 12, 1888, age 29
McDonald Jennie Mrs. twister, boards 7
Washburn
McDonald John, moulder, 68 Washington
square, house 77 East Worcester
McDonald John, lineman, 425 Main, bds. 80
Mechanic [b. 17 Cross
McDonald John, fireman, W., N. & R. IL R.
McDonald Martin, farmer, 121 Providence,
house 8 Boylston court
McDonald Mary, widow of James, boards
168 Salem [Green
McDonald Mary, widow of Wm. house 188
McDonald Michael, watchman, 17 South-
gate, house 8 Adriatic court
McDonald Michael J. saloon. Bridge comer
Foster, b. do. [h. do.
McDonald Mursella, grocer, 47 Lafayette,
McDonald Patrick, laborer, 88 N. Foster,
house 10 Howard
McDonald Patrick, laborer, 180 Gold, house
King [bury
McDonald Peter, truckman, h. 136 Shrews-
McDonald Peter, laborer, b. 169 Millbury
McDonald Robert, farmer at Walter S. Bug-
bee's, boards do.
McDonald Terrence F. machinist, 83 North
Foster, b. 10 Howard [h. 184 Mechauic
McDonald William, teamster^ 27 Lagrange,
McDonald Winiflred, widow of Patrick, h.
74 Millbury
McDonnell Alexander, saloon, 168 Salem,
house do. [Cherry
McDonnell Bridget, widow of Wm. J. h. 18
McDonnell James, ftirmer, b. 1086 Main
McDonnell James, watchman, house 480
Southbridge
McDonnell John, laborer, 526 Southbridge,
b. 12 Crompton [Crompton
McDonnell John J. laborer, Brussels, b. 13
MCDONNELL JOHN P. hack and livery
stable, Parker ct. house 80 Grafton. —
See page 569
McDonnell Margaret, widow of John, house
27 Grosvenor [ington
McDonnell Owen, wire drawer, h. 4 Lex-
McDonnell Patrick, machinist, house 41
Bellevue
McDonnell Patrick, gardener, h. 25 Winter
McDonnell Patrick, laborer, 100 Prescott,
house 51 Wall [h. 18 do.
McDonnell Thos. F. machinist, 23 Webster,
McDonnell Timothy R. cardmaker, 246
Southbridge, house 1 Seward
McDonough Bartholomew, laborer, house
422 Millbury [Stebbins
McDonough John, laborer, b. Millbury opp.
McDonough Margaret, widow of Michael,
house 99 Millbury [do.
McDonough Martin, saloon, 99 Millbury, b.
McDonough Martin, laborer, h. 119 Ward
McDonough Michael, laborer, h. 86 Temple
McDonough Michael, laborer, h. 1 Union
avenue [vard, b. 18 Spruce
McDonough Michael J. coachman, 2 Har-
McDonough Patrick, laborer, boards 80
Mechanic [Prescott
McDonough Peter, wire drawer, h. rear 182
McDonough Thomas, laborer, bds. 24 Arch
McDonough Thomas, teamster, and board-
ing-house, Millbury opp. Stebbins
WORCESTER PHARMACY,
4S0 MAXK, car. PLXABJJiT.
W0RCE8TEB [M] DIKECTORT.
227
McDonoagh Tbomaa J. clerk, 28 Pleasant,
boards 8 Charch place
McDoug^all Alexander, bootmaker, 70 Win-
ter, hoQse 57 Grove
UcDouil^all Joseph, trackman, 40 Central,
house 159 Soothbridge
McDowell James F. horses, b. 17i Benefit
McDowell Thomas W. machinist, 110 Green,
house 94 Grafton
McDufT AUen, machinist, h. 82 Harrison
McElroy Hagh, removed to Merlden, Conn.
McElroy John, carpenter, h. 5 Bigelow
McElroy Peter, removed to Vermont
McEvoy Owen, shoemaker, h. 27 North
McEvoy Peter A. rem'd to Providence, R. I.
McSToy Thomas G. painter, 77 Poster, h.
18 Spmce
McEvoy Thomas J. clerk, 462 Main, bds. 89
Teoiple [avenne
McVadden Catharine Mrs. boards 85 Penn
McFadden Frederick M. bookkeeper, 17 Lin-
coln, boards 18 Anbam
McFadden James, moalder, 87 Gold, honse
24 Waldo [Foster, boards do.
McFadden John J. bartender. Bridge corner
McFadden J. Charles, moulder, 92 Thomas,
house 15 Lancaster
McFadden Samnel, Jr. removed from city
McFadden Thomas F. clerk, 84 Foster, bds.
514 Main [Houghton, h. 7 Clarkson
McFarland Charles C. door platemaker, 29
McFarland Charles M. watches, &c. 8 Front,
b. 6 Chatham
McFarland Edwin D. inspector (Custom
House, Boston), h. 117 Thomas
McFarland James, h. 44 Providence
McFarland Judith, died Feb. 12, 1888, age 84
McFarland Mary, widow of Cory, h. 19 Har-
rington av.
MeFABLAlTD WABREN A CO. (Geo.
B, Buckingham )t proprietors Arcade
Malleable Iron Co., Washington square,
h. 658 Main.— i9«« page 630
McFarlajie James, armorer, h. 42 Hollis
McGaddy Michael, laborer, 100 Prescott, h.
31 Summer [h. 46 Grove
McGady Jeremiah, moulder, 100 Prescott,
McGaffey John A. rem'd to Wobum
McQann Burnett L. confectionery, 77 Main,
h. 5 Powers ct.
HcOann James, clerk, b. Powers ct.
McGann John, laborer, h. Powers ct.
McGann Mary A. bds. Powers ct.
McGann Michael, laborer, bds. Powers ct.
McGarr Bridget Mrs. confectioner, 182 Union
house do. [Fruit
McGarr Catharine, vridow of Bernard, h. 18
McGarr Catharine, widow of Bernard, h. 108
Mechanic
McGarr Charles, canvasser, b. 108 Mechanic
McGarr Edward, laborer, bds. 9 Taylor
McGarr James, laborer, house 9 Taylor
McGarr James, ]r. teamster, bds. 9 Taylor
McGarr Patrick T. printer, 418 Main, b. 18
Fruit
McGarreU Owen, machinist, 161 Union, h.
26 Arch [mer
McGarrell Patrick, machinist, bds. 81 Sum-
McGauley Eliza, widow of Thomas, h. 89
Southgate [h. do.
McGauley Michael, saloon, 197 Cambridge,
McGauley Thomas, boot treer, b. 28 Austin
McGauley Thomas F. boot treer, b. 197
Cambridge
McGauley Walter J. boot treer, 9 Barton pi.
b. 65 Grand [14 Abbott
McGeachie John, painter, 18 Madison, house
McGeary Arthur, blacksmith, 207 Pleasant,
h. 8 Blossom
McGee James, laborer, house 34 Mendon
McGee John, boot turner, 619 Main, h. 26
Langdon [88 Lamartine
McGree John, boiler maker, 51 Green, house
McGee John, rem'd to Westboro
McGee John H. died June, 1888 [77 Water
McGee Matilda, widow of Thomas, house
McGee Michael, shoemaker, h. 60 Lamartine
McGee Michael E. boot bottomer, Hamilton,
b. 60 Lamartine
McGee Patrick, rimmer, b. 861 Millbury
McGee Timothy, shoemaker, h.l95 Mechanic
McGenness Delia, spinner, bds. 26 Colton
McGrenness Michael J. laborer, 122 Gold, h.
424 Southbrldge [b. do.
McGill John A. bartender, 16 Southbrldge,
McGillicuddy Cornelius, hostler, 817 South-
bridge, h. 815 do.
McGillicuddy ComeUus, wheelwright, 29
Cypress, house 4 Southgate
McGillicuddy Gerald, moulder, 68 Washing-
ton sq. h. 28 Suffolk [42 Grafton
McGllllcoddy Johanna, widow of John, h.
McGillicuddy John, laborer, P. & W. R. R.
freight house, b. 75 Temple [ic, h. do.
McGillicuddy Julia Mrs. grocer, 145 Mechan-
McGillicuddy Mary A. teacher, Adriatic
school [bridge, h. 4 Southgate
McGillicuddy Patrick, saloon, 419 South-
McGillicuddy Timothy, ale, 8 Bridge, h. 19
Tremont [Fox
McGinn Thomas, laborer, 51 Green, house 88
McGinn Thomas, wireworker, b. 168 Prescott
McGinness Bartholomew, laborer, house 50
Hanover [Lunelle
McGinniss Bridget, widow of Patrick, h. 18
McGinnlss Horatio, engineer, 51 Green, h.
61 Lafayette [stone
McGinuiss James F. hostler, bds. 78 Black-
McGinniss John, weaver, 82 Southgate, bds.
18 Lunelle [Lunelle
McGinnlss Owen, laborer, 57 Jackson, h. 18
McGinniss Patrick, driver, 28 Manchester, h.
73 Blackstone •
McGinniss Patrick, driver, Southbrldge c.
Hammond, h. 25 Lafayette [2 Powers ct.
McGinniss Patrick, wire drawer, boards
McGinniss Patrick J. carpenter, h. 6 Bigelow
McGinniss Thomas, driver, Southbrldge c.
Hammond, b. 25 Lafayette [Mclnnis
McGinniss, see Maclnnes, McGulnness and
McGirl James, h. 228 Southbrldge
McGirl James, wire drawer, b. 17 Millbury
McGirl Jennie, weaver, b. 279 Cambridge
McGirl John, laborer, 207 Southbrldge, h. 8
Millbury
McGirl John, laborer, Groton
JOHN C. MACINNES,
JDJtr GOODS, 469 MAIN ST.,
OJPJP. OLD SOUTH CSUBCH,
228
WOBCB8TER []|£] 0IBBOTORT.
McGlrl John, wire drawer, b. 27 Church
McGirl John, laborer, h. 17 Millbnry
McOirl, see McGnrl
McGllncliy John, died May 24, 1883, age 63
McGlinchy John D. laborer, 75 Beacon, b. 8
Blake [15 Spruce
McGlinchy Rosanna, widow of James, h.
McGlincy James, watchman, h. 32 RicUand
McGlynn Ann Mrs. house 7 Brown
McGlynn James, laborer, bds. 44 Green
McGlynn James, laborer, bds. 12 Suffolk
McGourty John, laborer, bds. 22 Briden
McGourty Margaret, died Jan. 26,1888, age 86
McGourty Michael, laborer, b. 22 Briden
McGourty Owen, wire drawer, h. 9 Oak aye.
McGourty Owen, wireworker, b. 79 Main
McGourty Patrick, carpenter, h. 123 Wash-
ington [h. 11 Worth
McGourty Patrick, driver, 207 Southbridge,
McGourty Peter, laborer, bds. 179 Millbury
McGourty Thomas, gents' flirnlshlng goods,
109 Park, house 113 do.
McGovern Bryan, laborer, house 17 Slgel
McGovern James, wireworker. boards 114
Southbridge
McGovern James, driver, Groton
McGovern James, laborer, h. Edgeworth n.
Sigourney [h. do.
McGovern John, saloon, 114 Southbridge,
McGovern John, laborer, boards 25 Temple
McGovern John, laborer, h. 5 Redding ct.
McGovern Margaret, widow of Peter, bds.
34 Ward [Southbridge
McGovern Maria, widow of Owen, house 114
McGovern Mary, housekeeper, h. 18 Rich-
land [ington
McGovern Michael, mason, bds. 172 Wash-
McGovern Michael, laborer, bds. 25 Temple
McGovern Myles, boot treer, 70 Winter, h.
Sigourney n. Edgeworth
McGovern Patrick, laborer, bds. 5 Redding
court [Prescott
McGovern Patrick, wire drawer, house 168
McGovern Thomas F. brakeman, boards 161
Summer [Taylor
McGovern Thomas F. teamster, house 18
McGowan Bernard, laborer, h. 108 E. Central
McGowan Cornelius, laborer, h. 21 Cross
McGowan Cornelius, laborer, boards 50 £.
Worcester
McGowan Frank, laborer, 600 South-
bridge, b. do.
McGowan James, removed from city
McGowan James, brakeman, bds. 64 Green
McGowan James S. switchman, B. & A. R.
R. h. 9 Coral [h. 5 Wall
McGowan John, conductor, B. A A. R. R.
McGowan John, mason, house 64 Green
McGowan John T. brakeman, bds. 64 Green
McGowan John T. A. moulder, boards 9
Lafayette [57 Winter
McGowan Michael, laborer, Groton, house
McGowan Michael, laborer, house 50 East
Worcester [Ward
McGowan Patrick, laborer, house rear 13
McGowan Sarah, widow of Felix, house 9
Lafayette [46 Grove
McGrady Jeremiah, moulder, 100 Prescott, h.
McGrail Bartholomew, boot stder, boards 98
Mechanic
McGrail Francis, laborer, boards 173 Front
McGrail John, laborer, 57 Jackson, h. 166
Washington [dou
McGrail John, saloon, 16 Southbridge, h.
McGrail Patrick, laborer, bds. 93 Mechanic
McGrail William, machlniat, 110 Green, h.
22 Winter
McGrath Alice, house 11 Bluff
McGralh Annie T. domestic, 21 Woodland
McGrath Daniel, shoemaker, 68 High, bds.
114A Southbridge
McGrath David, la^rer, h. 43 Blackstone
McGrath Edwurd, house 14 Spruce
McGrath Edward M. teamster, boards 42
Belle vue [Church
McGrath Eliza D. widow of Patrick, h. 24
McGrath Frank, cabinetmsker, house 161
Chandler
McGrath George, rem'd to W. Brookfleld
McGrath Henry, hostler, 140 Union, house 9
Bluff
McGrath James, saloon, 264 Front, h. do.
McGrath James, laborer, b. 158 Canterbury
McGrath James, laborer, 100 May, boards 46
Bellevue [Union pi.
McGrath James, saloon, 160 Front, house 1
McGrath James, hostler, 5 Fruit, boards 187
Pleasant
McGrath James H. riveter, W., N. ^ B. B.
R. repair shop, b. 14 Spruce [R. B., Q»
McGrath James L. laborer, h^ r. Millbury n.
McGrath James P. wire worker, boards 169
Grove [18 Ward
McGrath Jane, widow of Redmond, house r.
McGrath Jeremiah C. boot turner, boards 14
Ward [Canterbury
McGrath Johanna, widow of Perry, house 78
McGrath Johanna, widow of Michael, house
6 Bluff [213 do.
McGrath John, saloon, 211 Front, house
McGrath John, laborer, house 85 Orange
McGrath John, laborer, h. 396 Southbridge
McGrath John, laborer, bds. 14 So. Irving
McGrath John, laborer, house 179 Grove
McGrath John, laborer, h. 38 Eastern ave.
McGrath John, laborer, house 10 Langdon
McGrath John, Jr. removed fh)m city
McGrath Lawrence, laborer, house 106
Lafayette [Grove
McGrath Mary, widow of Lawrence, h. 169
McGrath Mary, widow of Michael, house 53
King [Ward
McGrath Mary, widow of Patrick, house 14
McGrath Michael, boot treer, 60 King, house
25 Winter
McGrath Michael, laborer, 601 Southbridge
n. city line, boards do. [h. 4 Lovell ct.
McGrath Michael, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
McGrath Michael J. removed to Brockloa
McGrath Michael T. carpenter, h. 6 Lovell
court [Charles
McGrath Patrick, driver, Groton, house 18
McGrath Patrick, laborer, house r. 17 Ells-
worth [h. 5 Gold St. ct.
McGrath Patrick, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
McGrath Patrick H. removed to E. Boston
FOR UNITED STATES OFFICERS,
DIMBCTOMT.
WOROE8TBR [M] DIRECTOBY.
229
McQrath Patrick J. c&rpenter, h. 49 Vernon
McGratli Peter, carpenter, 110 Oreen, houfle
138 do. [218 do.
McQrath Peter, bartender, 811 Front, bds.
McQratli Philip J. wood turner, 4 Leicester,
house 9 do.
McOratb Thomas, machinist, b. 24 Church
McGratli Thomas, hostler, 28 Thomas, bds.
56 Central
McGrath Thomas £. hackman, h. 16 Spracc
McGratb William, laborer, 61 Green, boards
Salem
McGrath William, laborer, 46 Bellevne
McGrath William, laborer, honse 896 Sonth-
bridxe
McGrath William, laborer, b. 29 Sargent
McGrath William, mason, h. 42 Bellevne
McGrath William E. machinist, boards 24
Charch
McGrath, see Magrath [Hermou
McGratty James R. cntter, 68 High, bds. 18
McGratty Michael H. packer, 68 High, h.
18 Hermon
McGrecTy Katie, domestic, 171 Grafton
MeGBE€K>B ALEXANDER, house painter,
and hard wood finisher, 12 Anstin, h. 40
Richards. — See page 684
McGreg^ar Alexander, salesman, boards Bay
State House [bridge
McGregor Jennie, weaver, boards 279 Cam-
McGrevy James, laborer, h. 27 Ellsworth
McOrevy J'ohn, laborer, house 4 Nashua
McGrevy Mary, widow of Patrick, house r.
54 Camp [at Ogdonsburg, N. Y.
McGmer John, salesman, 17 Mechanic, h.
McGoan James, laborer, house 88 Bridge
McGnlggan James F. butcher, 32 Shrews-
bury, boards 12 Brackett court
McGuiggan Lawrence, peddler, house 204
Southbridge [ett court
McGnl^an Lawrence, peddler, h. 12 Brack-
McGuiggan Thomas, wireworker, house
Brackett court
McQuiness Michael, grocer, 189 Mechanic,
hoase 191 do.
McGuiness Thomas F. removed to Boston
McOulnness James, laborer, b. 81 Douglas
McGuioness Jane, dressmaker, 81 Douglas,
house do.
McGulnness Margaret, house 47 Millbury
McGolnness Margaret, h. Thome n. Orient
McGuinness Mary, boards 88 Bridge
McGulnness, see Maclnnes, McGinness and
Mclnnes [gate
McGuire Alexander, finisher, b. 47 South-
McGulre Ann, removed to Chicago, III.
McGuire Charles, laborer, Pakachoag Mill,
boards 22 Kansas
McGuire Charles B. mason, h. Millbury opp.
Whipple [68 Lamartlne
McGuire Edward, laborer, 62 Jackson, bds.
McGuire James M. clerk, bds. 22 Kansas
McGuire Jane, boards 14 Douglas
McGuire John, laborer, Pakachoag Mill, b.
14 Douglas
McOuire John, laborer, house 22 Kansas
McGuire John R. asst. editor, 27 Mechanic,
bouse Irving n. Austin
McGuire John T. saloon, 608 Main, house 68
Harrison [Ward
McGuire Margaret, widow of John, h. 16
McGuire Michael, bootsider, b. 182 Front
McGuire Richard, boot crimper, 80 Shrews-
bury, house 26 Church
McGuirk Peter, laborer, b. 182 Prescott
McGuirk Thomas, laborer, h. 182 Prescott
McGuirk Thomas, Jr. wireworker, bds. 182
Prescott
McGurl John, stonecutter. Summer c. R. R.
h. 284 Park ave. [b. 12 Suffolk
McGurn Michael, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
McGurrin Marcus J. machinist, 131 Central,
h. Milton c. Edgeworth
McGurrin Owen, rimmer, house 6 Wade
McHenry Mary, widow of Daniel, house 18
Ellsworth [bds. do.
McHugh Barnard, clerk, 121 Washington,
McHugh Bridget, sorter, house 27 Kansas
McHugh Charles, bottler, boards 40 Winter
McHugh Elizabeth, widow of Patrick, h. r.
26 Jackson
McHugh Francis, butcher, house 186 Wash-
ington [Carroll
McHugh Frank, tailor, 410 Main, house 20
McHugh Hannora G. widow of John, bds. 61
Suffolk [house do.
McHugh James, saloon, 121 Washington,
McHugh John, laborer, b. Sutton lane opp.
Fremont
McHugh John G. butcher, h. 17 Washburn
McHugh Martin, hackman, h. 44 Union ave.
Mcllugb Michael, laborer, 92 School, house
66 Blackstone
McHugh Patrick, shoemaker, Hamilton, b.
22 Orient [do.
McHugh Patrick C. grocer, 40 Winter, h.
McHugh Sarah, widow of John, h. Chamber-
lain court [Kansas
McHugh Thomas, clerk, 401 Main, bds. 27
McHugh Thomas, clerk, P. & W. R. R.
freight house, bds. 44 Union ave.
McHugh Thomas, watchman, h. 187 Bloom-
ingdale [18 Vine
McHugo Catharine, widow of Michael, h.
McHugo Wm. mason, h. 28 So. Irving
Mclnerny James D. stonecutter, h. 4 Pitt
Mclnerny Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 4 Ward
Mclnnes Allan, canvasser, b. 94 Temple
Mclnnes Alex. C. boiler maker, 67 Green
Mclnnis John, carpenter, h. 18 Harrison
Mclnnis, see Maclnnes, McGuinness and
McGinness
Mclntire Alonzo E. driver, Union depot, b.
2 Portland pi. [h. at Millbury
Mclntire Benjamin F. carpenter, 171 Union,
Mclntire Chas. laborer, b. 7 Union place
Mclntire David M. house 270 Southbridge
Mclntire Henry F. Jr. carrier, b. 11 Gould lug
Mclntire James W. wire drawer, house 27
Wachusett
Mclntire John, shoemaker, h. 48 Hanover
Mclntire Margaret, widow of John, boards
Southbridge n. Lewis
Mclntire Mary, widow of Daniel, house 6^
Gold [at Millbury
Mclntire Orrin A. clerk, 100 Exchange, h.
JOHN C. MacINNES,
KBEPB A BIBLIABZB STOCKef DRV and FANCY GOODS,
469 XAIN STMEET.
230
WORCESTER [Jj^ DIRECTORT.
MclDtire Patrick F. shoemaker, h. 6 Gold
Mclntire Rnfiis N. carrier, Post-Offlce, h.
11 QoQlding
Mclntire, see MackiDtire
Mcintosh Herbert, teacher, Worcester
Academy, Providence, bds. do.
Mcintosh John, machinist, 180 Gold, house
21 Sycamore [Washington
Mcintosh John D. tailor, 852 Main, house 92
Mcintosh Lizzie C. Mrs. house 244 Main
Mcintosh 8. Nelson, removed ft-om city
Mclntyre Edward F. foreman, 11 Water, b.
7 Worth [Worth
Mclntyre John, foreman, 11 Water, house 7
Mclntyre Joseph, wire drawer, h. 1 Kansas
Mclver Bros. & Co. ( W. B. and J. C. Melber),
machinists, Hammond n. R. R.
Mclver John C. (Mcleer Bros, A Co.), Ham-
mond n. R. R. h. 24 Harrington ave.
Mclver Wm. B. (Mclver Bros, i Co.), Ham-
mond n. R. R. h. 49 Leicester
McKay Dan G. removed to New York city
McKay R. John, salesman, 484 Main, b. do.
McKay Thomas, laborer, 287 Front, b.l78 do.
McKay Wm. C. (Denholm 4b McKay), 484
Main, h. 16 Cedar [Hospital, b. do.
McKaye H. €k>odwin, house officer. City
McKean David, removed tcom city
McKee William, carpenter, 25 Union, house
7 Burncoat near Lincoln
McKeeby Arthur W. machinist, Junction
shop, boards 226 Southbridge
McKenna Ann, widow of Henry, h. 4 Wesby
McKenna Annie, winder, house 6 Southgate
McKenna Arthur, helper, b. r. 20 Temple
McKenna Bernard, printer, 442 Main, boards
22i Pleasant
McKenna Bernard J. finisher. Mill near
Chandler, Tatnuck, h. n. do. [Salem
McKenna Bridget A. boarding-house, 82
McKenna Catharine, widow of Tulley, house
84 Barclay [74 Southbridge
McKenna Catharine, widow of Ambrose, h.
McKenna Francis, city teamster, house 11
Grosvenor
McKenna Francis, removed firom city
McKenna George, mason, h. r. 20 Temple
McKenna Geo. Jr. harness maker, 65 Bz-
change, boards r. 20 Temple
McKenna James» laborer, b. 6 Southgate
McKenna James W. mason, house 125 Green
McKenna John, removed to Boston
McKenna John, laborer, bds. 865 Mlllbnry
McKenna John F. marble cutter, 181 Centra],
house rear 187 do.
McKenna John J. mason, boards 7 JelTerson
McKenna John J. machinist, 199 Chandler,
house 211 do. [7 Jefferson
McKenna Margaret, widow of James, house
McKenna Michael, laborer, 52 Jackson, h.
1 Foley*s court
McKenna Owen, boards 211 Chandler
McKenna Patrick J. finisher, Hamilton, bds.
22 Orient
McKenna Thomas, laborer,h.l27 Washington
McKenna Thomas F. hats and caps, 580
Main, house 89 Salem
McKenna Mrs. domestic, 115 Main
McKennelly Margaret, at Asylum Chronic
Insane, Summer, b. do. [h. at Oxford
McKenney John, blacksmith, r. 64 Thomaa,
McKenzie F. Kent, bookkeeper, 327 Main,
boards do. [Summer, bds. do.
McKenzie Isabelle,at Asylum Chronic Insane,
McKenzie Kenneth, attendant, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
McKenzie Maria, at Asylum Chronic Inaane,
Summer, bds. do. [Summer, bda. doi
McKenzie Mary W.at Asylum Chronic Insane,
McKeon Francis P. principal MHIbaiy st
school, boards 24 South Irving
McKeon James, carpenter, bds. 48 Union
McKeon Jane, Mrs. house 22 Temple
McKeon John, laborer, boards 4 Taylor
McKeon John, moulder, boards 4 Green
McKeon John J. canvasser, h. 70 B. Centnl
McKeon John W. bookkeeper, 84 Foster, h.
24 South Irving
McKeon Michael, laborer, house r. 1 1 HiU
McKeon Michael, laborer, 88 North Foster,
boards 17 Lafttyette
McKeon Michael, laborer, bds. 190 Prescott
McKeon Michael, painter, h. 28 Bradley
McKeon Owen, blacksmith, 100 Prescott, h.
48 Union [80 Sollblk
McKeon Patrick, boot treer, 82 Aostin, h.
McKeon Patrick, wire drawer, h. 4 Taylor
McKeon Patrick J. wlreworker, boards 70
East Central
McKeon Peter, bootmaker, bds. 28 AnstiD
McKeon Sarah Mrs. laundress, b. 1 Central
court [b. 4 Taylor
McKeon Terrence, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
McKeon Thomas, polisher, 44 Central, bds.
56 do. [sq. h. 22 Qoddaid
McKeon Thomas, moulder, 68 Washington
McKeon Thomas, ice cream maker, 6 Pleas-
ant, bds. 80 Mechanic
McKeon Thomas, stonecutter, b. 229 Front
McKeon Thomas F. marble worker, Orove
near cemetery, bds. 49 Thomas
McKeon Thomas F. Mrs. house 22 Temple
McKeon Timothy, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
house 17 Winter
McKeon William, removed fh>m city
McKeon Winnie, widow of Michael, house
120 Prescott
McKerrick Margaret, nurse, h. 84 Assonet
McKlnley Andrew, wire drawer, Pitt, house
24 Mitchell [126 Front
McKinnon Caius, carpenter, 14 Norwich, b.
McKinnon Duncan, at Asylum Chronic In-
sane, Summer, bds. do.
McKinnon LaughUn, at Asylum Chronic Id*
sane. Summer, bds. do.
McKinnon Malcom, at Asylum Chronic In-
sane, Summer, b. do. [b. 126 Front
McKinnon Montague, boxmaker, 167 Union,
McKinon Allen, died July 21, 1888, age 48
McKinstry Charles O. fish, house Webster,
Barnardville [8 So. Irving
McKinstry Ellas M. bootmaker, 82 Austin, h.
McKinstry Francis A. wlreworker, h. 81 May
McKinstry James A. boot bottomer, 8f
Austin, b. 84 Piedmont [h. 54 Mason
McKinstry John F. boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
G. K. MELLOR,
WORCM8TBn FHAHMjICT, 430 MAXJT 8TMJSBT, AJSFB
449 SOUTHBBineX 8TMMBT.
WOKCESTKR [M] DIRECTORY.
231
McKlnstry Levi C. bootmaker, 82 Aastin, h.
84 Piedmont [81 May
McKlnstry Mary A. widow of Andrew J. b.
MciKnight Charles H. macbinlst, 28 Hermon,
honse 8 Jackson
McKnlght Gteorge F. engineer, 60 Bloom-
ingdale, house 82 Houghton
McKnight John, removed to Boston
McKoan John P. carpenter, house 86 Dlz
McKoy Clarissa H. widow of James A. house
152 Grafton [Waverly House
Mcljane James J. policeman, City Hall, bds.
McLane John B. died Nov. 18, 1882, age 44
Mcl*aiie Kate I. widow of John B. house 28
Jefferson
McLane Michael, dyer, boards 87 Qrove
McLaughlin Ang^s A. boots and shoes, 109
Main, h. 45 Lincoln
McLaughlin Bridget, widow of James, bds.
14 Sonthgate
McLaughlin Bridget, weaver, b.l2 Southgate
McLaughlin Elizabeth, widow of Walter, b.
2^ Union avenue
McLaughlin Frank, laborer at tripe works,
rear Greenwood, Q. house near do.
McLaughlin Frank G. cutter, b. 167 Salem
McLaughlin James, carpenter, b. 16 Kansas
McLaughlin John, bootcntter, 619 Main, h.
88 Mendon
McLaughlin John, house 2i Union avenue
McLaughlin John, dyer, bds. 115 Main
McLaughlin John, laborer, h. 18 Larkin
McLaughlin John, laborer, house 8 Sigel
McLaughlin John, teamster, h. 18 Dorrance
McLaughlin John, F. heeler, b. 16 Kansas
McLaughlin Margaret Mrs. cook, b. 10 Cherry
McLaughlin Michael^ laborer, h. 16 Kansas
Mcl^mghlin Michael, carpenter, h. 6 Casson
court [17 do.
McLau^lin Patrick, grocer, 15 Winter, h.
MeLAUGHLEf PATRICK, painter, 177
Union, house 2 Taylor. — Seepage 584
McLaughlin Thomas, stonecutter, 88 Water,
bds. 40 Winter [6 Ward
McLaughlin Thomas J. cutter, 156 Front, b.
McLaughlin Wm. L. clerk, HI Front, b. 10
Bigelow ct. [Newbury
McLellan J. Henry, finisher, 60 King, h. 46
McLeod Bessie, boxmaker, b. r. South Court
House
McLeod Charles G. wireworker, b. 76 Grove
McLeod George A. moulder, 149 Washing-
ton, h. 1 Lynn [1 Lynn
McLeod Hugh, machinist, 195 Front, boards
McLoughlin Andrew, boot finisher, 11 Water,
h. 9 Grace
McLoughlin Andrew, jr. plumber, 6 Ex-
change, b. 9 Grace
McLougUin Ellen B. widow of John, honse
75 Ward
McLoughlin John B. machinist, b. 75 Ward
McLoughlin John J. plumber, b. 9 Grace
McLoughlin Kate A. teacher, Grafton street
school, b. 9 Grace
McLoughlin Michael, conductor, b. 128 Park
McLoughlin Michael, cutter, h. 6 Ward
McLoughlin Patrick, baggage master, b. 128
Park
McLoughlin Patrick, laborer, h. 6 Conlin ct.
McLoughlin Terreoce, laborer, 108 Vernon,
boards do. [88
McLoughlin Thomas, died April 2, 1888, age
McMahon Alice G. teacher. Ledge, st. school,
boards 182 Bloomingdale
McMahon Arnold, barber, 165 Green, b. 2d
Union av. [Mechanic
McMahon Arthur, machinist, house 161
MeMAHON BEBNABD H. boots and shoes,
90 Front, h. 14 Jefferson.— iS'eepa^^ 520
McMahon Bridget, housekeeper, 22 Prov-
idence [h. 18 Spmce
McMahon Edward, blacksmith, 21 Grafton,
McMahon Edward, died Nov. 28, 1888, age 58
MoMAHON EDWABD5 estate of, ales,
liquors, wines, &c. 26 Spring. — See page
542 [sq. h. 27 Lyon
McMahon Edward, moulder, 68 Washington
McMahon Edward J. student, b. 18 Spruce
McMahon Elizabeth K. Mrs. confectionery,
161 Mechanic, h. do.
McMahon Ellen, bds. 182 Bloomingdale
McMahon Hugh, laborer, bds. 45 Winter
McMahon James, helper, 48 Grafton
McMahon James B. & O. F. grocers, 76
Green, h. 182 Bloomingdale
McMahon John, laborer, h. Chamberlain ct.
McMahon John, laborer, h. 122 Mechanic
McMahon John F. machinist. Water c.
Ledge, b. 148 Front [Summer
McMahon Mary, widow of Philip, house 81
McMahon Matthew, packer, 480 Main, h. 2
Waite [h. 20 Jeiferson
McMahon Michael F. (MeMahon db Carver)^
McMahon Nicholas, laborer, house 96 Ward
McMahon OwenF. (J, B, A 0. F, McMahon)^
76 Green, h. 24 Plymouth
McMahon Patrick, laborer, b. 122 Mechanic
McMahon Philip, died May 20, 1888, age 55
McMahon Thomas, blacksmith, 110 Green,
h. 168 Washington
MCMAHON k GARTER (M. F. McMahon
and Thomas F, Carver) y machinists'
tools manufs. Water cor. Ledge. — See
page 678
McMahon & Delaney (E. McMahon and 7*.
J, Delaney ), saloon, 20 Washington sq.
McManamy James, boot treer, 7 Washing-
ton sq. h. 11 Union ave.
McMann Frank, painter, house 6 Denny
McManus Andrew, weaver, Brussels, bds. 5
Hacker
McManus Bernard, laborer, h. 77 Ward
McManus Catharine, bds. 7 Temple [2 Ash
McManus Catherine, widow of Patrick, bds.
McManus Charles, boot treer, 7 Washington
sq. h. 19 Union ave.
McManus Cormick, laborer, h. 2 Byron
McManus Daniel H. grocer, 86 Ward, h. do.
McManus Domlnick, wire drawer, house r.
18 Plymouth [mouth
McManus Henry A.clerk, 609 Main, b. 18 Ply-
McManus James, moulder, 51 Green, h. 82
Spruce
McManus James, wireworker, h. 2 Byron
McManus James B. wirepacker, h. 49 Sum-
mer
MELIOR'S DRUG STORE,
18 KNOWN AS THE WOBCB8TJBB JPHuUi'
MACT, 480 MAIN 8TMXMT,
232
WORCESTER []fl DIB£CTORY.
McManos James J. laborer, 67 JacksoD, h*
5 Hacker
McManus John, brakeman, b. 5 Hacker
McManus John, laborer, house 5 Hacker
McManus John, fireman, h. r. Millbury n.B.R.
McManus John, weigher, b. 11 Wade [R. I.
McManus John F. rem'd to Woonsocket,
McManus Lackey, wire packer, h. 2 Ash
McManus Margaret, bds. 49 Austin [ket
McManus Owen, wire drawer, bds. 81 Mar-
McManus Palarlck, moulder, 65 Jackson, b.
18 Jefferson
McManus Patrick, laborer, h. 81 Market
McManus Patrick, shoemaker, 220 Union, h.
81 Summer [Briden
McManus Patrick, wire drawer, house 21
McManus Patrick J. clerk, 16 Winter, bds.
17dOv
McManus Peter, laborer, 120 Vernon, b. do.
McManus Sarah, cook, United States Hotel
McManus Thomas, laborer. College Holy
Cross, h. 11 Mitchell
McMlchael William E. hairdresser, 127
MalUv bds. 57 Fountain
McMallen William J. coachman, h. Mt. Ver-
non n. Channlng
McMurray Ann, widow of Anthony, house 18
Prescott pi. [10 Liberty
McMurray Catharine, widow of Farrell, h.
McMurray James, Ktooecutter, Summer cor.
R. K. house 20 Bartlett pi.
McMurray John F. wire drawer, boards 10
Liberty
McMurray Owen, city teamster, h. 68 Green
McMurray Thomas, wire inspector, boards
10 Liberty [Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
McNab Belle, attendant, Worcester Lunatic
McNally Bridget, widow of James, bds. 25
Kansas [ 9 Meade
McNally James A. helper, 57 Union, boards
McNally Patrick, moulder, r. 25 Hermon, h.
9 Meade [bridge
McNally Patrick, laborer, boards 405 South-
McNally Wm. loom maker, h. 71 Temple
McNaroara Andrew, hackman, h. 18 Ludi
McNamara Catharine, widow of Dennis, h.
46 Assonet [Main
McNamara Daniel, wire drawer, boards 115
McNamara Daniel J. removed from city
McNamara Dennis, laborer, b. 46 Assonet
McNamara Dennis, laborer, h. 172 Prescott
McNamara James, wireworker, boards 172
Prescott [Lodi
McNamara James A. wire drawer, boards 18
McNamara James F. wire drawer, bds. 116
Main [h. 14 Pink
McNamara Jeremiah, laborer, 100 Prescott,
McNamara Jeremiah, painter, b. 60 Oreen
McNiimara John, laborer, 97 £. Central [do.
McNamara John, saloon, 268 MUlbary, h. 261
McNamara John, laborer, bds. 17 Briden
McNamara John, clerk, B. & A. R. R. ft'elght
hoQse, house 60 ^tna [cott
McNamara John, wireworker, bds. 172 Pres-
McNamara John, house 9 Redding ct.
McNamara John, polisher, 58 Central, b. 16
Thomas [Central
McNamara John, Jr. machinist, bds. 97 East
McNamara John W. carpenter, boards 19S
Summer [97 Bast Ceotral
McNamara Lawrence M. machinist, boards
McNamara Luke B. clerk, 96 Front, bds. 79
Main [ftammer
McNamara Maher, carpenter, boards 195
McNamara Margaret, widow, b. 65 Bridge
McNamara Michael, laborer, 84 PresGoU, b.
106 Southbridge
McNamara Michael, laborer, b. 46 Assonet
McNamara Michael, foreman at gasworks,
house 4 Taylor
McNamara Michael, blacksmith, h. 65 Bridge
McNamara Patrick, fkrmer, house Staflbrd,
JamesTiUe [ington sq. h. 10 Howard
McNamara Patrick, boot bottomer, 7 Waah-
McNamara Patrick H. cardmaker, 66 Graf-
ton, bds. 195 Summer
McNamara Thomas, painter, b. 65 Bridge
McNamara Thomas, machinist, 11 Cypress,
house 1 Hawkins
McNamara Timothy, laborer, h. 1 SigoDmey
McNamara , armorer, 52 Gardner, h.
86 Assonet
McNamara, see Macnamara [Front
McNauKhton James, driver, 86 Spring, b. 180
McNeal Sarah O. died July 18, 1888, age 66
McNeal William F. clerk, bds. 8 Riverside
McNeamy, see Mclnerny
McNeil Grant C. student, bds. 28 Lincoln sq.
McNeil John R. removed fkx>m city
McNeil Neil Mrs. widow, house Ludlow n.
Leicester [Briden
McNiff Bridget, widow of Thomas, house 90
McNiffHughT. heel cutter, 60 King, h. 22
Millbory [near Milton
McNilf John, wire drawer, house Edgeworth
McNiff Michael, laborer, h. r. 11 Carbon
McNiff Patrick, clerk, boards 20 Briden
McNiff William, wiredrawer, bds. 2 Taylor
McNorton Walter, hairdresser, 11 Mechanic,
bds. 224 Pleasant [h. 5 Howe
McNorton William, hairdresser, 11 Mechanic,
McNulty James T. laborer, house 2 Suffolk
McNulty John, driver, house 28 Lafayette
McNulty Kate, dressmaker, 15 Spruce, b. do.
McNulty Matthew, painter, 100 Prescott, h.
79 Market
McNulty Patrick, house 15 Spruce [Spruce
McNulty William, polisher, 57 Jackson, h. 5
McPartland Allen, laborer, b. 7 Blackstone
McPartlaud Francis, wire drawer, house 17
Prescott pi. [Goddard
McPartland James, bootcutter, house 7
McPartland Patrick, laborer, h. 7 Blackstone
McPartland Patrick, laborer, h. 12 Nashua
McPartland Peter, wire drawer, h. 3 Nashua
McPartland Philip, solicitor, h. 201 Summer
McPartland Terence, saloon, 118 Main, h.
115 do.
McPartland Thomas, laborer, b. 79 Main
McPartland Thomas* laborer, h. 12 Briden
McPartlin Terence, boot ireer, 70 Winter,
house 34 Ward
McPhail John A. carpenter, h. 8 Gonlding
Mcpherson Alick, carpenter, h. 57 Summer
McPherson Daniel, helper, 9S Central, b. 87
Summer
FOR THE ALMANAC,
coirs VLT THE!
DIBBCTOMT,
WOBCE8TEK [M] UIRECTOBT.
23d
fcPhersoD James C. carpenter, Bridge cor.
Poster, bds. Sammer a. Market
SllcPble Albyn, removed to Holyoke
2f cQuade Edward, steward, Lincoln House,
boards do.
SCcQnaid James, laborer, b. S5 Blackstone
BfcQoatd James B* engineer, 170 Mechanic,
b. 166 Front [b. 10 Orosvenor
Si cQnald Thotnas B. machinlBt, 88 Hermon,
XcQae Ann, narse, 857 Main, bds. do.
Bf cQneeney Michael) brakeman^ boards 189
Sbrewsbuty
If cQneeney Patrick, laborer, h. 172 Prescott
lIcQaeeney Patf ick, wire drawer, hoase 8
Sprace
McQollllam George M. removed fk'om city
McRae JohB, at Asylnm Chronic Insane,
Sommer, boards do.
McBae John A. flreman, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. do. [Plymouth
McBell Eliza, widow of Bobert, boards 18
M cBell Bobert, died Aug. 28« 1888, age 77
McSharry Patrlck> wire drawer, boards 65
Prescott
McSharry Thomas, laborer, h. 65 Prescott
McSheehy Frank J. machinist, 180 Oold, h.
14 Fox [50 Irving
McStevenson Llzaie F. widow of James, h.
McSweeney Bartholomew, moulder, 87
Gold, bds. 18 Lunelle
McSweeoey Bartholomew J. clerk, 62 La-
martitte, b. 55 do. [18 Lunelle
McSweeney Daniel, laborer, 87 Gold, house
McSweeney Dennis, washer, 68 Exchange,
faonse Walker court
McSweeney John, laborer, 26 Salisbury,
house 181 Shrewsbury
McSweeney John, laborer, h. 95 Mulberry
McSweeney John, Jr. carver, 19 Union, bds.
95 Mulberry [55 Lamartlne
McSweeney Mai^aret, widow of Brien, h.
McSweeney Mary, widow of Bartholomew,
house 18 Lunelle
McSweeney Patrick E. helper, boards 55
Lamartlne [Foster
McSweeney lliomas J. boot aider, house 186
McSweeney, see Sweeney
McTague Cornelius, laborer, h. 145 Central
McTague Peter, wire worker, b. 145 Central
McTammany Agnes, widow of John, boards
Holden comer Smith lane
McTammany Alexander, packer, 17 Hermon,
h. Holden c. Smith lane [64
McTammany John, died Aug. 80, 1888, age
McTammany John, mtksical instrument
mannf. Brattle n. railroad station, h. r.
do. [Union avenue
McTiernan Bernard, bootmaker, house 28
McTieman Catharine, widow of Bernard, h.
6 Grace [sq» h. 84 Union ave.
McTieman James, laborer, 68 Washington
McTieman Jane Mrs. boards 109 Green
McTieman John, laborer, 57 Jackson, bds.
rear 47 MlUbury
McTieman John, carpenter, h. 18 Assonet
McTieman John, laborer, bds. 88 Ward
McTieman Lawrence H. carpenter, bds. 18
Assonet
McTiernan Thomas, boot treer, h. 88 Ward
McTi|2:he James J. armorer, 42 Gardner, h.
Madison n. Salem
McTlgue Charles, laborer, house 8 Nashua
McTigue Michael, fireman at gasworks, h.
25 MitcheU
McYlcar Daniel, laborer at J. S. Ballard's,
h. 402 Millbury [bridge
McWalters Bridget, widow, bds. 822 Cam-
McWalters Thomas, laborer, h. 822 Cam-
bridge
MbWay CaroUne» corset maker, b. 9 Myrtle
Meacham Benjamin, foreman, 619 Main, h.
7 Merrick [h. 7 Merrick
Meacham Chas. B. bookkeeper, 19 Church,
Mead John, laborer at gasworks, h. 25 Ells-
worth [William
Meade Harriet W. widow of Edwin, h. 12
Meade Kate A. teacher, W^nnt st. school,
boards 12 William
Meade Patrick, wireworker, bds. 24 Briden
Meadowcroft John, boot treer, h. 115 Sum-
mer [h. 82 Arch
Meadowcroft Margaret, widow of James,
Meadowcroft Robt. laborer, bds. 279 Cam-
bridge [19 do.
Meagher Dennis W. saloon, 17 Exchange, h.
Meagher Edward, machinist, b. 159 Main
Meal Moses, weaver, Brussels, h. 7 Cheever
Mears David O. pastor Piedmont Church,
h. 48 Queen [27 E. Worcester
Mecarney Francis, boot sider, 155 Front, h.
MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK, 811
Main. — See page 478 [Queen
Mecorney Ann M. widow of Horace, bds. 4
Mecomey Charles F. ( William Mecorney A
Son), 419 Main, house 50 Queen
Mecorney Henry H. policeman, City Hall, h.
8 Brlgham [h. 4 Queen
Mecorney Herbert W. salesman, 484 Main,
Mecorney William & Son (G. F, Mecorney)^
shirt manuns. 419 Main, h. 50 Queen
Medbury Louis H. removed to Middletown,
Conn. [185 Millbury
Medlcke E. Wm. blacksmith, 110 Green, h.
MEDINA ANTONIO, ladies' hair store, 292
Main, house 50 William.— i9ee page 517
Medina Marlanna V. widow of John J. bds.
50 William [boards 265 Park ave.
Medville Frank, boot bottomer, 619 Main,
Mee Albert R. upholsterer, 581 Main, bds.
616 do.
Mee Fred. H. machinist, boards 616 Main
Mee Harriet, widow of John, h. 616 Main
Mee James, laborer, Clover, h. rear James
opp. Hamburg
Mee Martin, laborer, boards 88 Bridge
Mee Michael, wire drawer, boards 79 Main
Mee Wm. B. machinist, 548 Southbrldge, h.
1 Litchfield [95 E. Central
Meehan Michael, armorer, 44 Central, house
Meehan Michael, laborer, bds. Vernon near
MlUbury
Meehan Michael, laborer, h. 209 Cambridge
Meehan Thomas, laborer, b. 424 Millbury
Meehan William, laborer, b. 209 Cambridge
Meek Carrie Mrs. boards 66 Front
Meers Mary, house 41 Franklin
POPULATION OF MASSACHUSEHS,
CONaVLT THE
2>IBBCTOBT.
234
WORCE8TEB [M] DIRECTORT.
Megarr Bobert, paper roler, 887 Main, bds.
Thomas n. B. B. [Barboar
Meggett Frank H. clerk, 17 Mechanic, b. 6
Meggett John M. machinist, 110 Green, h. 6
Barboar [Barboar
Meggett John M. jr. clerk, 408 Main, bds. 6
Mehan John, driver, 68 Jackson, hoase 119
Lamartine [Carbon
Mehan Patrick, hostler, 15 Market, hoase
Mehan Thomas, drlyer, 68 Jackson, h. 119
Lamartine [bridge, h. do.
Melancen Esther Mrs. restaurant, 57 Soath-
Melanefy James, chief collector, Worcester
Gas Light Co. 11. Foster, h. 864 Main
Melanefy Margaret I. teacher. Woodland st.
school, boards 864 Main
Melanefy Sarah J. teacher, Woodland street
school, boards 864 Main
Melaney Michael, moulder, h. 11 Union ave.
Melaven Albert J. machinist, 76 Beacon, b.
125 Green [Green
Melaven Ann, widow of Morris, hoase 126
Melaven James F. painter, 21 Grafton, bds.
125 Green [b. 60 Beacon
Melckonian Jacob, cutter, 81 Southbridge,
Melecon Joseph, boot bottomer, 154 Front,
boards 155 Mechanic
Melia James, laborer, house 6 Worth [ct.
Melia Mary, widow of Patrick, h. 7 Bedding
Melia Patrick, died Nov. 5, 1882
Melia Patrick, wireworker, boards 79 Main
Melican Mary Mrs. house 10 Conlin court
Melican Michael, farmer, house Mountain n.
Brooks [Brooks
Melican William, flurmer, bds. Mountain n.
Mellen Fred. B. fkirmer at Geo. T. Foster's,
Salisbury n. Flagg, b. do. [Elm
Mellen George H. lawyer, 288 Main, h. 80
Mellen Henry, mason, house 24 Merrick
Mellen Henry, clerk, 286 Main, b. 88 Myrtle
Mellen Isaac, helper, 80 Foster, b. 88 Myrtle
Mellen James H. publisher Daily Times, 27
Mechanic, house 25 Jefferson
Mellen Nancy A. widow of Michael H. h. 88
Myrtle [dale
Mellen Thomas, laborer, h. r. 69 Bloomlng-
Mellen William H. machinist, 110 Green, b.
88 Myrtle [Austin
Mellish Edwin A. clerk, 814 Biain, boards 60
MELLOB OODFBET K. druggist, 480
Main, and 442 Southbridge, house Blos-
som cor. Bussell. — Befool lines
Mellor James, signal master. Junction depot,
house 68 Washington
Mellsop John, laborer, bds. 62 Washington
Mellsop Thomas, house 62 Washington
Melius Edward H. rem*d to So. Braintree
Melius Ed ward L. physician, 17 Elm, b. 19 do.
Meltzer Moses, peddler, house 22 Water
Melville Charles H. bootmaker, 82 Austin,
house 44 Abbott
Melvln Bobert, mason, bds. 52 Bowdoin
Melvin Samuel, laborer, 51 Green, boards 28
Assonet [5 Dover
Memmott James, grinder, 128 Chandler, h.
Menard Alexander, carpenter, h. 98 Bloom-
ingdale [bds. do.
Menard Allen M. porter, Contlnentul Hotel,
Menard Octave, moulder, h. 90 Lamartine
Menard Peter, boot bottomer, h. 64 Laftrette
Mendonca Joseph, removed from dty
Menehine AdoUne, baker, 87 Millbury, b. do.
Menon Eli, boot bottomer, lOS Front, bds.
140 Southbridge
Merchant Edwin A. at Asylum Chrmilc In-
sane, Summer, boards do.
VEBCHANTS' ft FASMEBS' XTTUAL
JiL FIRE OfS. CX>. 240Matn.~&epa^48S
Mercler Albert, removed to Springfield
Mercier AlAred, laster, 162 Sootiibrldge, h.
17 Queen fOrcbard
Mercier Joseph A. derk, 18 Glen, boose 80
Mercy Mary, Sister, teacher, 21 Park, b. do.
Merlam Alice E. teacher. Woodland street
school, boards 76 Woodland
Merlam Carrie F. teacher. Woodland street
school, boards 76 Woodland
Merlam Fred. T. carpenter, Hammond n. B.
R. boards 19 Gardner
Merlam BuAis N. bookkeeper, Hammond
near B. B. house 19 Gardner
Merlam Sarah £. widow of George D. h. 76
Woodland [Belmont
Merlam Thomas, machinist, 67 Union* h. 15
Mero Charles E. W. machinist, Hammond
near B. R. boards 2 Hinds coort
Mero Jane Mrs. cakemaker, h. 6 Pembroke
Merriam F. William, needle maker, 19
Church, boards Southbridge n. ci^ fine
Merriam Heniy H. bookkeeper, 67 Jackson,
h. 796 Main [son, h. at MlUbuiy
Merriam Henry T. pattern maker, 64 Jack*
Merriam John W. salesman, 17 Mechanic, b.
97 Pleasant
Merriam Lomlra, b. Southbridge n. city line
Merriam Luclnda, widow of Joel, house
Southbridge near city line
Merriam Wlllard W. cardmaker, 19 Wash-
ington square, h. Lyman n. R. R., Bai^
nardvllle [29 Chatham
Merrick AlAred A. bookkeeper, 164 Front, b.
Merrick Austin, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
house 15 Hill
Merrick James J. supt. Worcester Silk Co.
91 Foster, h. 71 Becon
Merrick William, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
b. 15 Hill [h. 664 Main
Merrifleld Dulcenia C. widow of Lewis W.
Merrifleld Francis H. carpenter, 25 Hermon,
h. 1 East Shelby
Merrifleld Francis N. carpenter, h. 46 Shelby
Merrifleld Henry K. boards 76 Highland
Merrifleld Lucius, pianos, 876 Main, bds. 58
Pleasant [b. 16 Maple
Merrifleld William F. upholsterer, 856 Main,
MERRIFIELD WILLIAM T. proprietor
Merrifleld's buildings, 100 Exchange, h.
76 Highland. — Seepage 662
Merrlgan David F. machinist, 110 Green, b.
at Millbury
MERRIGAir THOMAS, livery and sale
stable, 16 Cherry, boards Summer cor.
Mechanic. — Seepage 569
MERRILL CHAS. A. lawyer, 877 Main, h.
76 Elm. See page 502
Merrill Charles H. wire drawer, h. 87 Main
G. K. MELLOR,
APOTMBCAnr, MEADQUAMTXMtS WOB CMOICM
CIGABB. 430 MAIN STJtBBT,
WOROESTBR [M] DIBECTORT.
235
MERRILL ELISHA A. toy and bird store,
S90 Main, h. 4 CottAge,See page 517
Merrill Srnest B. fireman, B. & A. R. B. b.
8 Peon ave.
Merrill Sngene, remoTed to Portland, Me.
Merrill Frank £. tailoress, 410 Main, boards
2 Cliiirch place
MERRILL QlEOEJl^E E. cashier Mechanics
Nat. Bank, 811 Main, honse 14Bowdoin.
— See page 478
Merrill Oeorge B. wire drawer, house 86
Wachnsett
Merrill Qiles S. watchman, h. 21 Fountain
Merrill John, clerk, 416 Main. h. 77 Piedmont
Merrill John E. clerk, 94 Grove, boards 21
FoQDtain [1 Chandler
Mexjill L«lia B. organ-coupler maker, bds.
Merrill lieslie A. clerk. 80 Shrewsbury, bds.
117 Summer
Merrill Margaret J. bds. 2 Boland court
Merrill Martha A. widow of Enoch, house
12 J^est [1 Chandler
Merrill Martha J. organ-coupler maker, h.
Merrill Mary E. boards 12 West
Merrill Mary G. died Dec. 26, 1882, age 81
Merrill M. A. Mrs. dressmaker, 21 Fountain,
house do. [Goddard
Merrill Peter L. cutter, 60 King, house 7
Merrill Sarah B. widow of Laban, boards 77
Piedmont
Merrill William, remoTed to Portland, Me.
Merrill William F. driver, h. 26 Newbury
Merriman Daniel, pastor Central Church,
h. 67 Lincoln [Chatham st. pi.
Merrithew Christopher C. carpenter, bds. 18
Merrithew Louie S. widow of Benben, house
18 Chatham street place [26 Dix
Merritt Arthur A. machinist, 19 Church, b.
Merritt Chas. W. driver, b. 90 Washington
Merritt Flora J. house 26 Dlz [29 Benefit
Merritt George J. bookkeeper, 426 Main, h.
Merritt Harry F. engraver, 862 Main, bds. r.
172 Front [48 Portland
Merritt Irving L. driver, 18 Mechanic, bds.
Merritt John A. machinist, 22 Cypress, bds.
rear 172 Front
Merritt Martha, nurse, house 26 Dix
Merritt Waldo, machinist, h. rear 172 Front
Merritt Wesley, carpenter, h. 90 Washington
MERBT BROS. A CO. (John F, and Wm,
E, Merry), paint grinders, and color
manufis. 162 Union. — See page 697
Merry Edward, machinist, h. 6 Goulding
Merry Herbert W. painter, Walker's court,
bds. 614 Main [Union, h. 14 Sever
Merry John F. (Merry Broe. d Co.), 162
Merry William E. (Merry Bros, A Co,), 162
Union [76 Madison
Merson George H. laborer, 167 Union, house
Merson Jennie, dressmaker, h. 66 Orange
Merson Susie, clerk, boards 66 Orange
Meservey Albert, baker. Asylum Chronic
Insane, Summer, bds. do.
Meservey George 0. at Asylum Chronic In-
sane, Summer, bds. do.
Messenger Joseph, clerk, 146 Main, house 88
Fountain [Myrtle
Messer John M. driver, 80 Front, house 84
Messier Elle, wire plater, house 80 Central
Messier Isidor, shoemaker, h. 64 Suffolk
Messinger Charles A. draughtsman, 77
Foster, bds. 29 Myrtle [29 Myrtle
Messinger Daniel F. tailor, 476 Main, house
Messinger David S. vlce-pres. Mechanics
Nat. Bank, 811 Main, h. 20 Chestnut
Messinger Frank L. clerk, Worcester Co.
Inst. Savings, 18 Foster, b. 20 Chestnut
Metcalf A. Deforest, wood yard, rear 66
Southbridge, h. 68 Hanover [h. do.
Metcalf A. D. Mrs. music teacher,68 Hanover,
Metcalf Burt D. painter, 12 Austin, house 8
Gold
Metcalf Caleb B. supt. Highland Military
Academy, Salisbury n. Forest, .h. do.
Metcalf Caroline H. Mrs. h. 4 Kendall place
Metcalf Elizabeth B. died Jan. 18, 1888, age 87
Metcalf Elizabeth H. music teacher, 4 Ken-
dall place, bds. do. [697 Main
Metcalf George A. foreman, 82 Austin, house
Metcalf Isaac N. editor, 47 Main, h. Salisbury
n. Forest [462 Main, b. 4 Kendall pi.
Metcalf Sarah S. copyist, Directory Office,
Metcalf Squire, mason, h. 18 Crompton
METCALFE JOHN, patterns, models,
metal letters, &c. 19 Church, house 48
Channing. — See page 667
Metcalfe William S. pattern maker, 20 Sails*
bury, h. Greendale avenue, Greendale
Metzger Charles, tuner, 19 Union, house 1
Lincoln
Meyer Christian G. cigar manuflu^turer, 192
Pleasant, house do. [boards do.
Meyer Henry C. cigar maker, 192 Pleasant,
Meyer Herman, pressman, 184 Front, house
12 Spruce
Meyer, see Myers [29 Woodland
Meyers Harry, Jr. clerk, 1 P. 0. block, bds.
Meyers Henry, clerk, 816 Main, house 29
Woodland [Main, b. 29 Woodland
Meyers Maggie A. sewing machines, 476
Michaellan Gabriel, wireworker, boards 196
Summer [h. 6 Spruce
Michaud Frank Z. boot crimper, 82 Austin,
Michel Cyrille, removed to Canada
Michelson Charles, wireworker, boards 8
Powers court [court
Michelson John, wireworker, h. 8 Powers
Michelson Michel, wireworker, boards 8
Powers court [87 Spring
Micue Peter, bootmaker, 166 Front, house
Middlemns Charles A. removed to Spencer
Middlemas €teorge E. machinist, 64 Jackson,
boards 6 Chatham
Midgely Edward, plumber, bds. 10 Columbia
Midgely Eli, machinist, 62 Jackson, house 6
Davis [644 Main
Midgely Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, house
Mldgley Frederic, wireworker, 94 Grove, b.
at L. W. Midgley's, Millbury av.
Mldgley James, foreman, 94 Grove, house
11 Milton
Mldgley John, Arult grower, house Apricot
Mldgley John, wire drawer, h. 86 Highland
Midgley Joseph, boot treer, 11 Water, house
81 Lake [7 Union pL
Midgley Joseph, 2d. cutter, 11 Water, bds.
MELLOR'S
WOnCJBBTBR THAUMJLCT.IB TMB nBUe STOMB OV
COBKBB OB PLBABAJrT 8TBBBT.
236
WORGESTBR [M] WRECTORT.
Midgley Joseph B. wireworker, b. 64 Grore
Midgley Joseph W. boot treer, 108 Front, b.
22 Dlx [176 MalD
Midgley Leonard C. wire drawer, boards
Midgley Leonard W. ftirmer, b. MHlbary ave.
n. Blithewood
Midgley Robert, dyer, boards 544 Main
Midgley Thomas, boards at L. W. Mldgley's,
Mlllbnry av. [154 Cambridge
Midgley Thomas, weaver, Brussels, house
Midgley William, b. 28 Dlx [Hancock
Mlgblll Fannie H. widow of Nathaniel, h. 6
Mlgneault Edmund, cabinetmaker, 10 East
Worcester, fa. 89 Harrison [80 Central
Mlgneanlt Frank, carpenter, 8 Norwich, b.
Mlhln Kate, domestic, 49 Leicester, b. do.
Mlkkelsen Helma, tailor, 424 Main, house
10 Fruit [n. Shrewsbury
Milan John J. boot crimper, house Waite
Milan Thomas F. boot crimper, b. 2 Walte
Miles Anstis K. widow of Jonas M. house
180 Beacon
MDiES CHARLES H. vice pres. and
treas. Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance
Co. 877 Main, house 121 Linco]n.~^e«
page4S2
Miles Edward B. (Whitcomb dt Miles), 80
Shrewsbury, house 50 Woodland
Miles Lucy M. clerk, boards 65 Chatham
Miles Robert, wire drawer, Pitt, b. 8 Chelsea
Miles WlUiara T. machinist. Junction shop,
house 25 King
Mlllea Edward, boards 65 Franklin
Mlllea John H. finisher, boards 16 Goddard
Mlllea William^ laborer, house 16 Goddard
Mlllea William A. wire drawer, boards 16
Goddard
Miller Abner E. embroiderer, b. 28 Piedmont
Miller Adolphus D. carpenter, 25 Union, b.
72 Mechanic [house do.
Miller Alice Mrs. grocer, 484 Southbridge,
Miller Alonzo A. laundry irons, 18 Mechanic,
room 6, boards 56 Myrtle
Miller Charles, removed to Columbus, O.
Miller Charles A. died July 18, 1888, age 21
Miller Clifford, wireworker, h. 64 Fountain
Miller Dan forth L. special agent, 492 Main,
house 18 Gates [n. city line
Miller David, farmer, h. Millbury avenue
Miller Frank, shoemaker, 619 Main, house
484 Southbridge [Hotel, b. do.
Miller Fred. A. bartender, United States
Miller Fred. J. sashmaker, 5 Sargent, bds.
42 Portland [84 Newbury
Miller George £. hairdresser, 418 Main, h.
Miller Greorge F. driver, 116 Front, boards
22 Portland
Miller George H. sales agent. Wore. Coal
Co. 1 P. O. block, house 6 Sbepard
Miller George L. varnlsher, 19 Union, bds.
11 Laurel
Miller Geo. W. cigar roanuf. h. 48 Thomas
Miller Harriet, widow of Wm. h. 85 Liberty
Miller Henry L. bookkeeper, 48 Park, house
88 Piedmont
MILLER HENRY W, hardware, stoves,
ftirnaces, &c. 156 Main, house 72 Pearl.
—See page 600
Miller Herbert E. laborer, Taylor, Q. b. r. do.
Miller John, painter, h. 18 Vernon
Miller John C. student, boards 16 John
Miller John O. mason, h. Mlllburr d. R. R.
Miller J. Jndson, pastor Lincoln Square
Baptist Church, house 8 Highland
Miller Lindorf W. tobacconist, 18 Washing-
ton sq. house 92 Orange
Miller Lucy, house 29 Main [Charlton
Miller Margaret, widow of John, boards 27
Miller Nellie M. bookkeeper, 9 Barton place,
b. 10 Davis
Miller Peter, laborer, boards 96 Norfolk
Miller Peter laborer, boards MUlbnry o.
R. R., Q. [108 Chandler
Miller Philip M. paperhanger, S84 Mafn, h.
Miller Riley A. grocer, 158 Pleasant, hpose
156 do. [raflroad
Miller Samuel E. carpenter, h. Heard near
Miller Sellnda S. widow of John R. hoose
99 Chatham
Miller Sibyl, widow of Isaac, house 10 Darls
Miller William C. wire drawer, h. 2 Dover
Miller Wm. M. brakeman, W., N. ft R. R. R.
boards 62 Austin
Mlllett Edward S. blacksmith, 84 Prescoit,
boards 20 Central [8 Meirlck
Mlllett Frank W. salesman, 144 Front, h.
Mlllett John, wireworker, house Dryden n.
Edgeworth
Mlllett Joseph, laborer, b. 600 Southbridge
Milllgan John, removed from city
Mllliken Charles G. (Maiiken it NevUon),
8684 Main, h. 86 Beacon [108 Park
Mllliken Sam K. stable, 12 Washington, h.
MILLIKEN ft NEWTON rC. a. MtUihen
and C* L Newton), bookbinders and
blank book manufs. 868i Main. — See
page 510 [Millbury
MiUotte Louis, shoemaker, 148 Front, h. at
Mills Alfl*ed, weaver, Brussels, house 12
Riverside
Mills Anson, removed to Fort Davis, Tex.
Mills Ardell M. driver. Hook and Ladder
No. 1, 10 Bigelow ct. boards do.
Mills Arthur 6. carpenter, b. Mlllbrook n.
West Boylston
Mills Carrie, stitcher, boards 45 Salem
Mills Charles M. machinist, 26 Salisbury,
house 21 Orchard
Mills Elijah M. yardmaster, P. & W. R. B.
boards United States Hotel [Chandler
Mills Frank H. civil engineer, house 225
Mills Franklin L. shoecutter, 152 South-
bridge, house 22 Jackson
Mills Fred. G. driver, house 12 Belmont
Mills Fred. T. moulder, 149 Wasliiugton, b.
•28 Green [58 Main
Mills George E. toolmaker, 20 Union, bds.
Mills George H. carpenter, house Mlllbrook
near West Boylston [Camp
Mills George H. weaver, Brussels, heuse S2
Mills George L. lineman, hous6 2 Clinton ct.
Mills Henrietta, widow of Marshall, house 64
Portland
Mills Isaac, farmer, house Forest n. Grove
Mills Isaac M. beltmaker, 187 Front, house
Forest near Grove
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IBAills James, marble cutter, 58 Central, bds.
Leicester near city line
IMUlls Jane, boards 12 Beach
BAills John, U. 8. Army
Skills Jc»hn J. machinist, h. Blgelow lane
Jnfills Marshall A. died Jan. 11, 1888, age 72
^Aills Peter, machinist, honse 8 Boyle's court
^MUls Ratcliffe, wireworker, boose 26 Liberty
31ills Silas R. Mrs. b. Leicester near
Armandale [Hall, house 4 Hudson
lifilla William E. civil engineer, 18 City
ItflUs WUliam E. Jr. driver, h. 225 Chandler
Biillfl William P. woodworker, lOOPrescott,
house at Ayer Junction
Milla William 8. removed to Fitchburs;
Bfilner Anthony, watchman, 548 Sonthbridge,
honse 498 do. [Southbridge
Milner Henry H. weaver, Brussels, h. 500
Kilner John, rem'd to Hard wick [h. 85 Oread
Milton John C. cardmaker, 246 Southbridge,
Milton Lily, miUiner, bds. 12 Highland
Mlnard Augustus P. woodworker, 9 May, h.
589i Main [67 Thomas
Mtnard Joseph H. carpenter, 196 Union, h.
Mioassian Paul, lastmaker, 8 Harris, house
at MiUbury
Minckler Ada A. clerk, b. 6 William [14 Diz
Minckler David P. cashier, 827 Main, bds.
Minckler Laura £. clerk, boards 6 William
Minckler Yiola, clerk, boards 6 WUliam
Miner Charles R. embroiderer, b. 102 Austin
Miner Edward P. student, b. 54 Lincoln [ton
Miner Eugene, laborer, b. Harrington n. Graf-
Miner Henry S. house 102 Austin
Miner John, carpenter, house Litchfield
Miner Marshall M. wire drawer b. 115 Main
Miner Wm. L. woodworker, 171 Union, bds.
168 Pront
Miser Zephania, carpenter, house 81 Ward
Minihan Daniel P. machinist, 110 Orjeen,
bds. 18 Eaton pi.
Minihan Jeremiah, polisher, h. 52 Hanover
Minihan John, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale, h.
18 Eaton pi. [Central
Minihan Nora, widow of John, house 84 £.
Minihan Timothy, laborer, 591 Main, b. 52
Hanover
Minihan, see Monahan and Moynlhan
Minna John, wireworker, h. 6 Edgeworth
Mino Hilaire, shoemaker, boards 140 South-
bridge [h. 14 Maple
Minor Austin, harness maker, 25 Exchange,
liinor Austin Mrs. millinery, 16 Maple, h.
14 do. [h. 1 Cottage
Minott Betjiy M. Mrs. widow of Joseph N.
Mlnott Jonathan E. blacksmith, 4 Leicester,
house 8 Mill [57 Union, h. 89 Prospect
Minter Henry (McCloud, Crane A MitUerJ,
Minturn Wm. E. & Son (W. H. MinturnJ,
gents' Aimishing goods, 64 Pront, house
44 Cedar [64 Pront, b. 44 Cedar
Minturn William H.^Tr. E. Minturn A San),
Mirick Albert H. ft. Co. (P» M. Mirick), pro-
duce, 7 Park, h. 148 Beacon [666 Main
Mirick Clarence W. bookkeeper, 7 Park, h.
MIRICK GEOJRGE W. auction and ftirni-
tnre ware rooms, 204 Main, h. 8 John.—
Seepage 515
Mirick Horace, nurse, house 8 Sever
MIRICK JAMES B. law and collection
office, 826 Main, house 101 Walnut.—
See page 498
Mirick John A. driver, h. 25 Summer
Mirick Paul M. (A, H. Mirick db Co.), 7 Park,
b. 148 Beacon [nut, h. lOi do.
Mirick Sai'ah E. Mrs. dressmaker, 2 Wal-
Miron Anthony, crimper, 82 Austin, house
27 Lyon [Washington
Miron Napoleon, shoe treer, 68 High, b. 6
Mlrut James, laborer, h. 16 Glen
Misho Peter, rem'd to Providence, B. I.
Missette Luke, laborer, h. 8 Bennett et.
Mitchell Andrew, clerk, 484 Main, boards 1
Cottage [Merrick
Mitchell A. Webster, hostler, boards 4 N.
Mitchell Edward B. salesman, 800 Main, h.
88 Pruit
Mitchell Evangeline Mrs. b. 74 Pleasant
Mitchell Henry L. shingler, house Millbury
opp. Whipple [h. 88 Grafton
Mitchell Henry L. bartender, 26 Mechanic,
Mitchell Henry L. leather cutter, 82 Austin,
h. 41 Orange
Mitchell James, removed to Shrewsbury
Mitchell James, moulder, 68 Washington sq.
h. 22 Union av. [48 do.
Mitchell James B. bootmaker, 82 Austin, b.
Mitchell John P. car inspector, B. ft A. R. B.
b. 82 Harrison
Mitchell Nancy W. boards 38 Pruit
Mitchell Orland B. farmer, bds. Plantation
u. Hospital [11 Camp
Mitchell Philip, laborer, 17 Southgate, h.
Mitchell Richard, house 978 Main
Mitchell Thomas, tobacconist, 5 Main, bds.
2 Crescent [h. 586 do.
Mitchell Thomas H. cigar maker, 568 Main,
Mitchell Thomas L. clerk, 68 Pranklln, b.
65 do.
Mitchell Wesley D. removed from city
Mitchell William, Janitor, Union depot, h. 7
Pulton [8 Chatham
Mitchell William H. clerk, 162 Front, bds.
Mitchell William I. conductor, W., N. ft R.
R. R. h. 28 Charlton ' [11 Gold
Mitchinson Geo. machinist, 110 Green, h.
Mitchinson Henry, boarding-house, 97 Water
Miville Clovls, teas, 279 Main, h. 267 do.
Miville Mitchell, blacksmith, h. 1 Jacques
Miville Napoleon L. rem'd to Yonkers, N. T.
Mixer Charles P. car finisher, 21 Grafton, h.
19 Home
Mlxter Clarence D. clerk, 8 P. O. block, bds.
157 Pleasant
Mlxter Curtis P. clerk, 94 Grove, boards
157 Pleasant
Mlxter Horace, boot bottomer, 15^ South-
bridge, bds. 175 Pleasant [do.
Mlxter Orlando, physician, 157 Pleasant, h.
Moback Anders P. blacksmith, 110 Green, h.
22 Lodl [Whipple
Moberg Alfred, armorer, 44 Central, boards
Moberg John, salvanlzer, h. 7 Thenlus
MOEN PHILIP L, president and treasurer
Washburn ft Moen Manufacturing Co. 94
Grove, h. 104 Lincoln.— /9se pages 690-6^1
GEO. N, NEWfiALL & CO.,
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238
WORCESTER [M] DIRECTORY.
Moen Philip W. clerk, 94 Grove, boards 104
Lincoln
Moers Charles Z. agent, rags, etc. 195 Front,
boards at Bay State House
Moers Emanuel M. rags, 195 Front, hoase at
Cincinnati
Moffat John, removed to Bafllalo
Moffet Thomas, cutter, bds. 26 iBtna
Moffit William A. moulder, UN. Foster, b.
11 Maple [Meade
Moge Elzear A. clerk, 119 Lamartine, h. 6
Mogren Axel, foreman, 94 Qrove, bds. 22
Auburn
Mogren Anthony, laborer, b. 41 Washburn
Mogrl John, h. 42 East Worcester
Moloy Wm. saloon, 118 Mechanic, h. 116 do.
Monaghan Charles, died Feb. 12, 1888, age 80
Monaghan Thomas, hostler, h. 12 Providence
Monahan Alexander, moulder, 100 Prescott,
h. 51 Lafayette [Central
Monahan Bartholomew, laborer, h. r. 70 East
Monahan Daniel B. moulder, 100 Prescott,
bds. 51 Lafayette [b. 14 Goddard
Monahan Edward J. machinist, 161 Union,
Monahan James, painter, bds. 93 Mechanic
Monahan Jeremiah, laborer, house 5 Garden
Monahan John, butcher, house r. 8 Foyle
Monahan John T. clerk, 84 Chandler, h. 5
S. Irving [Idence, bds. do.
Monahan Lizzie A. dressmaker, 12 Prov-
Monahan Mary, cook, h. 170 Washington
Monahan Mary J. weaver, bds. 14 Goddard
Monahan Michael A. machinist, 57 Jackson,
h. 78 Green
Monahan Olive.A. widow of Bernard, h. 16
Winter [70 Shrewsbury
Monahan Patrick, laborer, 21 Park, boards
Monahan Patrick, machinist, 88 N. Foster,
h. 12 Cullen ct. [194 Southbrldge
Monahan Patrick F. machinist, 1 10 Green, h.
Monahan Philip F. helper, 152 Union, h. 117
Mechanic
Monahan Stephen, rem*d Arom city
Monahan Thomas, provisions, 8 Trumbull,
house 42 Orange
Monahan Thomas, mason, bds. 4 Green
Mondor Oliver, mason, h. 26 Grand st. ct.
Monflls Dennis, bootmaker, h. 265 Park av.
Monflls Gideon, shoemaker, 28 Mulberry, h.
92 Lamartine [Bartlett pi.
Mongeau Henry, moulder, 92 Thomas, h.
Mongovan Patrick, teamster, 82 Shrews-
bury, h. 18 Goddard
Monlgle James, painter, b. 163 Canterbury
Monigle Robert, painter, 12 Austin, b. 168
Canterbury [h. 168 Canterbury
Monigle William, cutter, 152 Southbrldge,
Monk Chas. S. wheelwright, 29 Cypress, b.
87 Mechanic [mont
Monoghan Edward W. mason, house 84 Pied-
Monroe Arthur G. plumber, b. 70 Pleasant
Monroe Butler J. farmer, house Bailey
Monroe Ella T. widow of Geo. A. bds. 19i
Charlton
Monroe Frank A. painter, h. 116 Lincoln
Monroe Frederick W. engineer, 57 Jackson,
h. 168 Southbrldge
Monroe Henry P. organ maker, h. 74 Portland
Monroe James B. coachman, 92 Woodland,
h. Maywood c. Florence
Monroe J. Eugene, cabinetmaker, 7 Eaton
pi. h. 8 Trumbull
Monroe Orrln P. rem'd from city.
Monroe, see Munroe [b. 14 Sodbuiy
Montague Fred. A. machinist, 161 Union,
Montague George C. machinist, 161 Union,
bds. 14 Sudbury [14 Sodbnry
Montage T. Adelbert, clerk, 218 Main, h.
Montgomery Asa, physician, 68 Proridcnce,
house do. [h. 187 Central
Montgomery Fred. 8. conductor, 15 Market,
Montgomery Hugh, laborer, h. 2 Laf ajette
Montour Charles, boot bottomer, 103 Front,
b. 103 Washington [108 Washin|^n
Montour Elizabeth, widow of Maurice, bds.
Montplaisir Arthur, helper, 95 Thomas, b.
110 Union [b. 86 Southbrldge
Montplaisir Henry, boot bottomer, 68 HI^,
MontvlUe Felix, wlreworker, h. 8 Ascension
MontvlUe Henry, boot bottomer, b. 144 Fos-
ter [h. Montreal n. WaH
Montyille John, boot bottomer, lfi5 Front,
MontvlUe Marshall, shoemaker, 148 Foster,
house 144 do. [b. 8 Carlton
Montville Peter, boot bottomer, r. 165 Front,
Moo John, sinker, house rear Whipple
Moo Otto, laborer, b. Whipple [40 Harrison
Moody Alvin, jr. carpenter, 110 Green, h.
Moody Charles W. broker, h. 44 Trumbull
Moody Edwin A. plumber, h. 86 Woodland
Moody Noah, shoemaker, 14 Front, house 36
William [bridge
Moody Sllaa, porter, 16 Foster, h. 266 Cam-
Mooney Andrew, laborer, house 168 Salem
Mooney Edward B. tailor, h. 60 Chandler
Mooney Eliza A. dressmaker, 82 William, h*
do. [h. 68 Belmont
Mooney James H. shoemaker, 10 Mulberry,
Mooney John F. H. city editor, 27 Mechanic,
bds. 78 Madison [78 Madison
Mooney Margaret R. widow of Richard, h.
Mooney Nicholas J. policeman. City HaU, b.
78 Madison [school, b. Vernon n. Q.
Mooney Richard H. principal Quinsigamond
Mooney Terrence, hostler, 42 Waldo, bds.
11 Hill [h. 19 Spruce
Mooney Thomas D. bartender, 81 Mechanic,
Moore Alice, widow of Patrick, h. 4 Chand-
ler street court
Moore Amory, house 1 Earle [117 Austin
Moore Arthur L. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
Moore Ashley, farmer, house Pleasant near
Moreland, Tatnock
Moore BenJ. C. cabinetmaker, h. 8 Qulncy
Moore Charles A. sorter, 63 Washington sq.
h. 18 Tlrrell [h. at Mlllbury
Moore Chas. A. machinist, Junction shop,
Moore Charles F. butcher, house 76 Elm
Moore Charles J. laborer, h. 12 Nashua
Moore Clara J. dressmaker, 88 Charlton,
boards do.
Moore Daniel, mason, boards 71 Mlllbury
Moore David, fish, house 6 Stafford
Moore David J. painter, b. 62 Lamartine
Moore Edward F. bartender, 61 Grafton, h.
76 Water
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3f oore Bclward H. farmer, house Mower
3f oore Edward J. filer, 161 Union, boards 69
Blackstone
If oorc Edward L. condnctor, h. 12 Belmont
'Moore Edwin £. bookkeeper, 425 Main, bds.
8 Qnlncy [Madison
Moore Eliza, widow of Thomas, hoase 68
Moore Ellen Mrs. house 7 Howard
Moore Fannie, widow of John, b. 8 Chelsea
Moore Ferdinand A. organ maker, 17 Her-
luon, boards 6 Qnincy
Moore Frank C. packer, b. 4 Davis ct.
Moore Geo. A. moulder, 52 Jackson, house
8 Leonard
Moore Geo. H. teamster, bds. 7 Pembroke
Moore George T. machinist, 84 Prescott, b.
22 Lincoln square [No. Ashland
Moore Harriet, laundress, 87» Main, h. 88
Moore Harrison, farmer, house Mower
Moore Hartwell D. telegrapher, Union de-
pot, house 85 Penu avenue [Piedmont
Moore Henrietta A. clerk, 858 Main, boards 5
Moore Henry A. clerk, boards 99 Austin
Moore Horace S. cutter, house 49 Beacon
Moore James, driver, 207 Sou thb ridge, h.
101 May
Moore James, laborer at J. S. Ballard's, b.
Ballard n. Vernon [7 Carbon
Moore James, glazier, 181 Union, boards
Moore James Arthur, farmer, boards at Ash-
ley Moore's
Moore James D. organ tuner, h. 9 Quincy
Moore Jesse, house 25 Catharine
Moore John, coremaker, 68 Washington sq.
boards 59 Blackstone
Moore John, heater, house 188 Green
Moore John, hairdresser, 58 Southbridge,
h. 8 Bowdoin place [n. Rice
Moore John D. W. farmer, hoase Moaniaiu
Moore John E. carpenter, h. 52 Lamartine
Moore John M. boot bottomer, h. 56 Mason
Moore John N. card maker, 246 Southbridge,
house 15 Oak ave.
Moore John P. watchman, h. 82 Grosvenor
Moore Judith, widow of William, boards
Winter Hill near Chester
Moore J. Hubbard, dancing master, 844
Main, boards Continental Hotel
Moore Katie, widow of Peter, h. 60 Belmont
Moore Levi, farmer, h. Pleasant n. May
Moore Lncretia D. died Oct. 16, 1888, age 68
Moore Lncretia D. washerwoman, house 68
Mechanic
Moore Lucy, widow of Freeman, boards 24
Mason [Piedmont
Moore Lucy A. widow of Lewis, hoase 5
Moore Luther, saw flier, 152 Main, house 22
Mason
Moore Luther G. farmer, house West Boyl-
ston c. Mountain n. Summit station
Moore Margaret, widow of Philip, house 7
Penn avenue [127 Mlllbury
Moore Martin, laborer at gasworks, house
Moore Michael, laborer, house 7 Carbon
Moore Oliver J. salesman, house 10 Laurel
Moore Oscar L. driver, Southbridge corner
Madison, house 229 Chandler [68 Laurel
Moore Patrick, machinist, 188 Mechanic, h.
Moore Patrick T. painter, house 188 Green
Moore Pattie, widow of Nathaniel C. house
Salisbury n. Forest
Moore Philip, hostler, 68 Exchange, bds. 89
Blackstone [Orient
Moore Philip, soapmaker, 22 Wall, house 27
Moore Pliny, former, b. Salisbury n. Forest
Moore Rachel L. teacher, high school, bds.
100 Chatham
Moore Robert A. rem'd to Providence, R. L
Moore Salem, cutter, 10 Mulberry, house at
Oxford
Moore Sally, widow of David T. boards 15
Fruit [Brooks
Moore Stephen B. farmer, house Maiden n.
Moore Thomas, clerk, 809 Main, boards
Clinton court
Moore Thomas J. clerk, 96 Front, boards 68
Madison [9 Quincy
Moore Walter D. student, 492 Main, boards
Moore Walter H. coachman, 18 Cedar, bds.
68 Mechanic
Moore Wm. farmer, h. Pleasant, Tatnuck
Moore William, machinist, 178 Main, house
15 Vine [n. B. & A. R. R.
Moore William F. former, house Harrington
Moore William G. died Nov. 18, 1888, age 81
Moore Wm. H. conductor, B. & A. R. R. h.
2 Clarkson
Moore Wm. J. carpenter, house Winter Hill
near Chester [h. 10 Tufts
Moore Wm. T. ( Moore & Lee), 2 BIgelow ct.
MOORE & LEE ( Wm, T. Moore and B, W.
Lee), stove linings, 2 Bigelow court.— %
See page 692
Moore, see Mower
Moran Alphonse, shoe bottomer, 10 Mul-
berry, h. 68 Suffolk [69 Wall
Moran Andrew, brakeman, B. & A. R. R. h.
Moran Antolne, blacksmith, 28 Webster, h.
81 Lake [house 68 do.
Moran Bartholomew, laborer, 86 Central,
Moran Charles, died Aug. 28, 1888, age 65
Moran Dennis R. laborer, house 15 Hill
Moran Edward, hostler, 68 Exchange, bds.
18 Howard
Moran Edward C. painter, bds. 172 Shrews-
bury [Howard
Moran Honora, widow of John, house 18
Moran Hugh, laborer, 110 Green, house 10
Endicott
Moran James, wire drawer, Pitt, h. 9 Sheri-
dan [56 do.
Moran James, polisher, 44 Central, boards
Moran James, wire drawer, h. 1 Moran ct.
Moran James E. coremaker, 68 Washington
square, house 29 Franklin
Moran James T. finisher, bds. 68 Central
Moran John, wire drawer, boards 138 Green
Moran John, laborer, house 11 Milk
Moran John ( Moran d Co.), 11 Green, house
86 Trumbull
Moran John, laborer, 110 Green, house 172
Shrewsbury
Moran John H. machinist, b. 172 Shrewsbury
Moran Margaret, widow of Patrick, house
52 Beacon
Moran Mary Mrs. house 74 Norfolk
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WORCESTER []|C] DIRCCTORY.
Moran Mary, widow of Thomas, house 12
Conlin court [fajette
Moran Mary, widow of James, hoa(»e 18 La-
Morau Maurice, carpenter, house r. Camp
Moran Michael, laborer, boards 21 Briden
Moran Patrick, pressman, 854 Main, bds. 11
Maple
Moran Patrick, coachman, house 86 Ward
Moran Peter, laborer, house 8 Moran ct.
Moran Peter F. machinist, 60 Lagrange, h.
28 Temple [Charles
Moran Thomas, hostler, 68 Exchange, h. 20
Moran Thomas, moulder, 149 Washington,
house 6 Harrison
Moran Thomas C. watchman, h. 12 Hawkins
Moran Thomas F. loomflxer, 110 Oreen, b.
10 Endicott
Moran Thomas J. clerk, b. Waverly House
Moran Thomas J. saloon, 282 South bridge,
h. 180 do. [Millbury
Moran William, laborer, 110 Green, bds. 61
Moran & Co. (J, Moran and M. Connery),
saloon, 11 Green [Glen
Moreau Charles 8. clerk, 84 Foster, house 17
Moreau Isaac, polisher, 4 Leicester, house
1 1 do. [84 Union ave.
Morel Louis, polisher, 81 Mulberry, house
Morey Albert, carpenter, 81 Central, bds. 6
Columbia ct. [Russell
Morey DeWitt C. boot crimper, h. 19 South
Morey DeWitt C. Jr. heel ganger, 68 High,
house West Boylston near Greendale
Morey Eunice R. widow of Isaiah S. bds. 2
Davis court [Pleasant
Morey George £. boot crimper, boards 82
Morey George E. glazier, 24 Southbridge, h.
at Oxford [Portland
Morey Gilbert, clerk, 26 Shrewsbury, b. 94
Morey John W. boot crimper, house 4 Rus-
sell court
Morey Peter, died
Morgan Albert R. teamster, 94 Grove, house
60 do. [nett, Jamesville
Morgan Bridget, widow of John, bds. Bur-
Morgan Charles, laborer, 110 Green, house r.
25 Winter [h. 28 Catharine
Morgan Chas. H. sup't, wireworks, 94 Grove,
Morgan Daniel J. clerk, boards 66 Central
Morgan Edward, painter, 71 Mechanic, h.
175 Summer [school, b. 85 Salem
Morgan Ella K. Mrs. teacher, Winslow st.
Morgan Eneas, house 24 Mill
Morgan Eunice G. widow of Hiram, house
West Boylston near city line
Morgan Frank J. woodworker, 54 Jackson,
h. 694 Main [Carlton
Morgan Fred. E. compositor, 442 Main, b. 9
Morgan F. Henry, treas. Morgan Spring Co.
house 68 Lincoln
Morgan George, cutter, 566 Main, h. 771 do.
Morgan Harry H. armorer, 42 Gardner, bds.
177 Austin
Morgan John, Jr. clerk, house 172 Lincoln
Morgan Lorenzo, shoecutter, h. 11 Merrick
Morgan Lucius B. bookkeeper, 161 Union,
house 67 Piedmont [Central
Morgan Mary, widow of William H. h. 66
Morgan Mary L. nurse, boards 19 Abbott
Morgan Matthew M. boot aider, 619 llata,
boards 5 Winter street conrt
Morgan Matthew R. machinlat, 110 Green,
house 22 Providence
Morgan Patrick, house 2 Charles
^Morgan Patrick, laborer, h. 60 IjaiiMurtfiie
Morgan Patrick, Jr. brass mooldeTt 29 Jack-
son, b. 2 Charles [47 SnAlk
Morgan Paul, currier, 60 BloomiDgdale, h.
Morgan Rachel, widow, b. 67 Piedmont
Morgan Robert A. clerk, 446 Main, h. 22 Home
Morgan Spring Co. 17 Lincoln
Morgan Thomas, mason, house 49 Mason
Morgan Will H. removed to Boston
Morgan William, moulder, l>oards 9 Salem
Morgan Wm. H. died Feb. 10, 18S8, age 65
Moriarty Daniel, laborer, 188 Union, house
8 Swan court
Moriarty Eugene M. reporter, b. 5 Howard
Moriarty Jeremiah H. baker, 215 Main, b.
41 John [fngton
Moriarty John, machinist, boards 108 Wash*
Moriarty Joseph* wire drawer, h. 26 Ward
Moriarty Mary, died Nov. 22, 1882, age 69
Moriarty Mary, widow of Donald, house 106
Washington [2 SoUivan ct
Moriarty Mary, widow of Jeremiah, house
Moriarty Maurice, boot finisher, b. 66 Water
Moriarty Maurice J. painter, 488 Main, h. 76
Temple
Moriarty Michael, laborer, b. 88 Bridge
Moriarty Michael, laborer, h. 199 Shrews*
bury [108 Washington
Moriarty Michael, machinist, 110 Green, b.
Moriarty Patrick, laborer, house 2 Plum
Mork Peter, armorer, 42 Gkirdner, boards 76
Canterbury [Winter
Moroney Daniel, laborer, 91 Foster, house 86
Morrill Alphonse, machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
25 Lafayette
Morrill Alphonse, polisher, 81 Mnlbeny, b.
188 Shrewsbury [Walker ct.
Morrill Andrew, helper, 11 Cypress, hoose
Morrill Arthur S. driver, Union ave. oor.
Houghton, b. do.
Morrill Austin S. clerk, 24 Frost, boards 88
Prescott [R. yard, b. 12 Smith cfc
Morrill Charles A. engineer, W., N. & K. B.
Morrill Dolly P. Mrs. house 88 Predcott
Morrill Frank, blacksmith, r. 66 Grafton, b.
62 do. [26 JeflTersoB
Morrill Frederick, machinist, 110 Green, b.
Morrill George, removed to New Brusswici:
Morrill George B. fkrmer, Harrington court,
boards do.
Morrill Jacob M. planer, 167 Union, booM
12 Smith ct. [69 Franklin
Morrill Jeremiah J. laborer, 86 Central, bds-
Morrill Louis, polisher, 81 Mulberry, bootf
26 Jefferson [Jefferson
Morrill Louis, Jr. skatemaker, boards ^
Morrill Mary £. dressmaker, 12 Smilh coorc,
boards do.
Morrill Peter, polisher, 81 Mulberry, boar<l»
26 Jefferson [Wacbosatl
Morrill William W. canvasser, boards ^^
Morris Ada M. dressmaker, 84 Gold, b. do.
Morris Charles, slater, 74 Presoolt, h. r. (io<
GEO. N. NEWHALL & CO.,
»Uv«r BUUm'9* Keep Honee NHtnbere amd JDoar JPiaMt
in great vanity. 840 JSaachanffe StrsvC.
W0BCE8TEB [MJ DIRECTORT.
241
Morris 1>ella Mrs. stitcher, b. 48 HongtatOD
Morris Horace, wireworker, b. r. 8 Spring
Morris Kate, dressmaker, b. 42 Downing
Morris lifartha A. widow of Oscar F. boose
11 Vine
Morris Mary, widow of Patrick, b. 8 Spmcei
Morris Oscar, coachman, 24 Chestnut, hoose
19 Sndbory
Morris Sarah J. widow of James, house 81
Gold [h. 17 Cutler
Morris Soloman J. bootmaker, 28 Mulberry,
Morrison Daniel, removed from city
Morrison Davis F. insurance, b. 60 Salem
Morrison Frank, mason, h. 14 Bartlett pi.
Morrison F. Mitchell, lawyer, 492 Main, b.
25 Vernon
Morrison James, bartender, 100 Southbridge,
b. 106 do. [28 Plymouth
Morrison Sarah J. compositor, 47 Main, b.
Morrison William (Briggs A Morrison), 817
Main, boards 68 Pleasant
Morrison Wm. H. professor, College Holy
Cross, bds. do.
Morrissette Joseph R.CGiard A Morrisaette),
22 Mechanic, h. 86 Portland
Morrissette Rachael, widow of Eli, house
85 Portland
Morrissey Charles, Janitor, 426 Main, b. do.
Morrlssey James, coremaker, 68 Washington
sq. bds. 66 Qold
Morrlssey James, laborer, b. 66 Blackstone
Morrissey Jeffrey, laborer, h. r. 17 Ellsworth
Morrlssey Johannah, widow, h. 66 Gold
Morrlssey John, laborer, house 46 SuflTolk
Morrlssey John P. machinist, 140 Union, b.
88 Salem [Blackstone
Morrissey Mary, widow of John, house 66
Morrissey Mary C. teacher, Qninsigamond
school, bds. 28 Columbia
Morrissey Michael, painter, Bnmside ct. h.
105 Lamartine [Summer
Morrissey Michael J. machinist, house 67
Morrissey Patrick, wire drawer, b. 2 Pres-
cott place [Water
Morrissey Patrick, laborer, 21 Park, h. 16
Morrissey Stephen, hackman, h. 28 Columbia
Morrlssey Thomas, laborer, bds. 14 Assonet
Morrlssey Thomas, wire drawer, boards 2
Prescott pi.
Morrissey Thomas J. coachman. 26 Harvard,
house 18 Blossom [n. Mountain
Morrissey Timothy, farmer, house Bumcoat
Morrissey Timothy, Jr. flirmer, h. Burncoat
n. Mountain [Cypress
Morrissey William, boot crimper, h. r. 16
MORROW OUYE H. MRS. taxidermist
in fish, room 2$, 16 Mechanic, h.do. —
See page 497
Morrow Thomas A. machine operator, 68
High, bds. at Oakdale
Morrow William, driver. Walker, ct. house
16 Mechanic [87 Summer
Morse Abbie W. widow of Charles, house
Morse Augusta C. nurse, boards 9 Jacques
Morse Calvin, mason, house 78 Salem
Morse Charles A. machinist, 180 Gold, b. 88
Myrtle [37 Park
Morse Charles H. telegrapher, 416 Main, b.
Morse Charles M. boot treer, 60 King, house
218 Austin
Morse Charles S. carpenter, bds. 8 Mason
MORSE C. D, A CO. door, sash, blind and
moulding mannfs. and lumber dealers,
Millbury, MasB.-- See page 688
Morse Daniel C. machinist, h. 26 Oread
Morse Edmund E. carpenter, 6 Oberlln n.
Park ave. h. do.
Morse Edward A. clerk, 729 Main, h. 1 Castle
Morse Edwin, house 67 Chatham
Morse Edwin A. (Lathe A Morse Ibol Co.Jt
machinists' tools, 180 Qold, h. Ill Austin
Morse Edwin B. provisions, 145 Main, house
W. Boylston n. MlUbrook
Morse Eliza A. widow of Samuel, h. 8 Mason
Morse Elmlra S. widow of John, b. 16 May
Morse Everett A. pattern maker, 424 Main,
house 7 Mason
Morse E. A. Mrs. house 86 Washington
Morse Prank A. S. machinist, 44 Hermon,
house Webster, BamardvlUe
Morse Frederick M. caller, bds. 9 Waverley
Morse Frederick T. engineer, 9 Barton pi.
boards 18 Oread
Morse George D. printer, b. 164 Lincoln
Morse Qeorge L. vamisher, 16 Union, house
9 Home
Morse G. Willis, clerk, b. Webster n. R. B.
Morse Harriet B. widow, boards 60 Elm
Morse Harry E. telegrapher, bds. 87 Park
Morse Henry E. organ maker, 19 Union, b.
68 Pleasant
Morse Ida, housekeeper, Fairview av.
Morse James L. machinist, 67 Jackson, h.
Webster n. E. E.
Morse John B. clerk, house 9 Waverley
Morse John E. clerk. Mechanics National
Bank, 811 Main, b. Salisbury n. Forest
Morse John E. attendant, Wor. Lunatic Hos-
pital, Belmont, boards do.
MORSE JOHN 0. brick manufecturer,
Bloomingdale n. Ascension, h. Bloom-
Ingdale opposite Fairview ave. — See
page 682
Morse John H. foreman, 9 May, h. 16 do.
Morse John N. Jr. (Day A Morse), 824 Main,
boards 68 Pleasant
Morse Lewis E. cabinetmaker, 10 East
Worcester, house 44 Woodland
Morse Lyman, provisions, 729 Main, house
27 May [Salisbury n. Forest
Morse Martha J. widow of Edwin, house
Morse* Mary E. widow of James, house 11
Laurel
Morse Mason H. house 21 Elm [h. 21 Shelby
Morse Mason H. carriage painter, 12 Canal,
Morse Milton M. musical instrument re-
pairer, 411 Main, house 8 Quincy [9 do.
Morse Myron S. engineer, 88 Hermon, b.
Morse Nathan, currier, 60 Bloomingdale, b.
4 Penn ave. [6 School
Morse Nathan C. bookkeeper, 129 Main, h.
Morse Nolan (Morse A Walls), 66 Hermon, h.
6 Allen
Morse Sabin A. salesman, 247 Main, house
7 No. Ashland
Morse Thomas J. sawyer, bds. 18 Mendon
GEO. N. NEWHALL & CO.,
rXNB OVaXOKASD JFAOTOST HAKWBBa,
AT 89 BXCHASQB MT.
242
WORCESTER [M] l>IliKCTORY.
Morse Wm. H. reed-board maker, 25 XJDion,
boards 11 Laurel [426 Main, h. 9 Elm
Morse Wm. H. pres. Security Associates,
Morse William M. carder, h. W. Boylston
n. Barber's crossing
MORSE Ss WALLS (Nolan Morse and C,
W. Walls), • blacksmiths and pattern
makers, 56 and 58 Hermon.— j9ee
page 636
Morton Albert A. carpenter, b. 44 Woodland
Morton Arthur B. compositor, 392 Main, b.
41 Harvard
MOBTON JAMES D. carpenter and con-
tractor, 177 Union, boards 6 School.—
See page 590
MOBWAT TELTK P. & CO. wines,
liquors, ftc. 27 Washington sq. h. 29
Fenn ave. — See page 543
Morwaj Geo. F. engineer, W. & S. R. R. h.
Alvarado ave. n. do.
Mory Albert, carpenter, boards 21 Spring
Mory George, carpenter, boards 21 Spring
Moses Samuel A. armorer, 42 Gardner, h.
88 Orange [bds. 31 Salem
Mosman Frank P. leather cutter, 70 Winter,
Mosman George W. leather cutter, 70 Win-
ter, bds. 81 Salem [Salem
Mosman Martha B. widow of Aaron, h. 31
Moss Edward, foreman, 199 Chandler, house
164 do. [Summer, b. do.
Moss Fred. J. baker, Asylum Chronic Insane,
Mossberg August, painter, boards 68 Ward
Mossey Thomas C. carpenter, house 148
Mechanic
Mott Bradley L. carpenter, 51 Austin, h. do.
Mott Eliza, widow of Josiah C. h. 40 Fruit
Moules Charles R. dentist, 619 Main, h. do.
Moultis Thomas, hairdresser, 414 Main, h.
1 John St. ave.
Moulton Absalom L. died Jan. 1883
Moulton Albert B. asst. physician, Worces-
ter Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Moulton Alvin S. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
6 Ely [h. 61 Park
Moulton Bainbridge C. salesman, 137 Front,
Moulton Cambridgeport P. beltmaker, 187
Front, b. 61 Park [bridge
Moulton Clara A. dressmaker, b. 315 Cam-
Moulton Daniel, laborer, h. 381 Cambridge
Moulton Daniel L. lastmaker, 92 Foster, h.
3 Aldrich pi.
MOULTON EDWABD, jewelry, watches,
&c. 899 Main, h. 21 D\jL,—See page 517
Moulton Edwin H. peddler, h. 161 Chandler
Moulton Emma J. widow of John D. bds. 18
Piedmont [bridge
Moulton Frank A. engineer, h. 815 Cam-
Moulton Fred. B. watchman, B. & A. B. R.
ft*elght house, h. 127 Grafton
Moulton Harry E. planer, June near May,
boards near do.
Moulton Jane M. Mrs. nurse, house 7 Maple
Moulton John R. laborer, r. 16 Union, bds.
209 Main [1 Houchin av.
Moulton Mary F. widow of Absalom, house
Moulton Solomon, shoemaker, 222 South-
bridge, b. do. [8 Madison
Moulton Stlllman H. fkncy dry goods, b.
Mountain Daniel, laborer, house 6 Pitt
Mountain John, printer, 11 Central Ex-
change, house 18 Dix
Mourey Louis, lastmaker, 19 Church, house
6 Spruce
Mower Caroline C. Miss, house 665 Main
Mo wry Russell N. salesman, h. 12 CHarksoa
Moylan John, wire cleaner, h. 73 Blackstone
Moylan John F. finisher, 82 Austin, boards
73 Blackstone [Charles
Moylan Martin, puncher, 11 Cypress^ h. r. 9
Moynihan Cornelius, laborer, h. 70 Shrews-
bury
Moynlhan Daniel, laborer, boards 27 Viae
Moynihan Daniel A. woodworker, 19 Qy-
presiS, b. r. 105 £. Central
Moynihan David, laborer, house 12 Briden
Moynihan Humphrey, laborer, house 3 Tem-
ple St. ct.
Moynihan John, laborer, h. r. 70 £. Central
Moynihan John, porter, 327 Main, house 169
Shrewsbury
Moynihan John, wire drawer, h. 2 Hawkins
Moynihan Julia Mrs. rem'd to East Boston
Moynihan Thomas, blacksmith, house 16
Harrison [Central
Moynihan Timothy, laborer, h. r. 105 East
Moynihan, see Ml'nihan and Monahaii
Mucchlo John, h. 42 £. Worcester
Miiller Edward, removed to Virginia
Mueller John G. hairdresser, b. 84 Newbury
Muir David, Jr. coachman, 8 Ashland, house
No. Merrick n. Pleasant
Muir David, laborer, boards 26 Douglas
Mulr James, laborer, Canterbury cor. Ham-
mond, house 3 Carson court
Mulcahy Bridget, servant, Waverly House
Mulcahy Daniel, laborer, boards 15 Ward
Mulcahy David, helper, house 55 Market
Mulcahy Edward T. laborer, 122 Qold, bds.
369 Cambridge
Mulcahy James, boards 213 Pleasant
Mulcahy James, laborer, boards 163 Salem
Mulcahy James J. moulder, boards 4 Green
Mulcahy John, laborer, h. rear 77 Chandler
Mulcahy John, laborer, h. 27 No. Ashland
Mulcahy John, moulder, h. 4 Ascension
Mulcahy John, moulder, h. 15 Conlin ct.
Mulcahy Margaret, housekeeper, 60 Temple
Mulcahy Matt, clerk, b. 27 No. Ashland
Mulcahy Maurice, helper, bds. 55 Union
Mulcahy Mary, laundress, Waverly House
Mulcahy Michael, laborer, h. 369 Cambridge
Mulcahy Richard, laborer, h. 1 Union ave.
Mulcahy Roger, farmer, h. 71 Providence
Mulcahy Thomas, laborer, boards 869 Cam-
bridge
Mulcahy Thomas, laborer, b. 80 Mechanic
Mulhern James, laborer, h. 182 Washington
Mulhern Thomas, laborer, b. 182 Washington
Mullaney Hannah, widow of James, house
18 Jefferson [60 Gold
Mullaney John F. painter, 5 Sargent, boards
Mullaney Thomas F. machinist, Water cor.
Ledge, boards 18 Jefferson
Mullany James, laborer, bds. 25 Temple
MuUany John, heater, h. 424 Millbury
Mullany John, laborer, house 49 Winter
GEO. N. NEWUAIL & CO.,
Jobber* of Carriage and Saddlery Ooode, at
80 JBmehange St., neoot door to Worcester Theatre,
WOKCESTEB [M] DIEECTORY.
248
BAollany John, machinist, 96 Thomas, bds.
126 Front
BAallany Kate, cook, 147 Main
Sdallany Lawrence, melter, h. 82 Kansas
Blallany Michael, wire drawer, house 11
Harlem [11 Union aye.
Bf allany Michael, moulder, 188 Mechanic, h.
Bftallany Michael J. boot crimper, 82 Austin,
house 45 Chandler [opp. Stebbins
BCallany Patrick, laborer, boards MiUbury
Mallany Thomas, wireworker, b. 79 Main
Mallarky Patrick, salesman, 484 Main, bds.
18 Spruce [bridge, b. 180 Front
Mallen Daniel J. bootmaker, 152 Sonth-
Mallen D. Bradford, wire drawer, house 10
Queen
Mullen Frederick J. fliller at Jamesville, h.
near do. [1 So. Bussell
Mullen Johanna, widow of Bernard, house
Mullen John, moulder, 65 Jackson, bds. 186
Southbridge
Mullen John, heater, 51 Green, house 106
Lamartine [Southbridge
Mullen John 8. machine operator, 152
Mullen John W. boiler maker, b. 106 Lamar-
tine [Southbridge
Mullen Kate Mrs. domestic, house 405
Mullen Margaret Mrs. house 14 Southgate
Mullen Mary, widow of Wm. h. 186 South-
bridge
Mallen Nellie, stitcher, b. 187 Mechanic
Mullen Thomas, wireworker, h. 5 Carbon
Mallen Thomas, blacksmith, 87 Market, h.
61 do.
Mollen Thomas J. carriagesmith, house 61
Market ' [14 Hancock
Mnllenneaux Wm. armorer, 42 Gardner, h.
Mullens Thomas, wood dealer, 107 Canter-
bury, house do. [boards do.
Malleus Thomas H. driver, 107 Canterbury, ,
Mulligan James, boot treer, h. 60 Oxford
Mulligan John, coachman, 82 Cedar, b. do.
Mulligan Thomas, laborer, h. 47 Canterbury
Malllgan Wm. boards 46 Suffolk [mont
Mulllkin James B. embroiderer, h. 45 Pied-
MuUins Henry, laborer, boards Clover
Mullins John, bootmaker, boards 28 Austin
Mulllns Mary, widow of Michael, h. Clover
Mullins Michael, laborer, house 58 Chandler
Mulllns Patrick, grocer, 84 Chandler, h. do.
Mullins Richard, wood, 258 Southbridge,
house 18 Worth
Mulrain Barnard, laborer, 54 Jackson, b. r.
Sutton lane near Sutton road
Mulrain James, laborer, house rear Sutton
lane near Sutton road
Mulrain Thomas, machinist, 54 Jackson,
house 85 Cambridge
Mulrain Wm. pressman, foot Sutton lane, b.
rear Sutton lane n. Sutton road [Grace
Molstay Richard, shoemaker, 68 High, h. 20
Malvaney Bryan, laborer, h. 9 Lamartine
Mulvaney Dennis, wire drawer, boards 9
Lamartine
Molvaney Simon, packer, b. 9 Lamartine
Malvany Annie, weaver, b. Leicester, V. F.
Molvany Margaret, weaver, house Leicester,
Yalley FaUs
Mulvany Mary, grocer, 43 Winter, house do.
Mulvany Simon, clerk, 48 Winter, bds. do.
Mulvey John P. laborer, house 69 Laurel
Mulvihlll Catharine, widow of John, house
12 Suffolk [b. 12 Suffolk
Mulvihlll Teresa, bookkeeper, 27 Mechanic,
Munger Charlotte H. principal New Worces-
ter school, boards 42 Webster
Munger Cyrus 0. wireworker, 179 Main, h.
86 Cnaon [794 do.
Munger Willard L. C. clerk, 179 Main, bds.
Munro Donald A. clerk, 484 Main, house 8
Crown
MU5R0E ALEXANDER C. insurance
agency, 492 Main, house 4 Kendall pi.
(off William).— iS^eepa^e 486
Munroe Arthur G. plumber, 88 Southbridge,
boards 70 Pleasant
Munroe Elizabeth V. nurse, b. 1058 Main
Munroe Frederick J. blacksmith, 88 Central,
h. 88 Prospect [29 Clifton
Munroe George A. machinist, 54 .Jackson, h.
Munroe James H. painter, h. 22 Bowdoln
Munroe John P. nlj^ht editor Dally Spy, 444
Main, house 11 Valley
MUNROE ORGAN REED COMPANY, 25
Union,— 8ee page 683
Munroe William, president Munroe Organ
Reed Co. 25 Union, house 58 William
Munroe, see Monroe [23 Houghton
Munsey Frank P. lastmaker, 19 Church, h.
Munson Annis, widow of Alvan, house 8
Belknap [b. 8 Belknap
Munson Chas. C. ferrule maker, 181 Central,
Munson Philo A. removed from city
Munson Rudolphus, machiuist, 110 Green,
boards 8 Belknap
Munyan David P. bootmaker, 68 High, h.
Alvarado avenue near Lake avenue
Munyan Ezra £. bartender, bds. 15 Myrtle
Munyan Harry W. armorer, 31 Hermon, b.
8 Grand st. place
Munyan Jonathan, agent and vice pres. Bay
State Shoe & Leather Co. 68 High, house
121 Pleasant [Oswald
Mur L. Emanuel, galvanizer, house 4
Murdock Cyrus G. clerk, 74 Winter, house
16 Newbury [Pleasant, h. 35 do.
Murdock Elmira Mrs. eating-house, 31
Murdock Frank L. (Murdoch & Co.Jt 8 Wash-
ington square, house 85 Woodland
Murdock George E. woodworker, 9 May, h.
927 Main
Murdock George R. clerk, W., N. & R. R. R.
freight office, house 4 Home
Murdock Lucius A. (Murdock A Co.), 8
Washington square, house 1 Benefit
Murdock S. Justin, salesman, 12 Grove, h. 8
Auburn • [Pleasant
Murdock Tracy, beltmaker, 187 Front, h. 85
Murdock & Co. (L. A. and F, L, Murdoch),
rags, 8 Washington square
Murley Michael, laborer, boards 222 South-
bridge [Millbury
Murphy Ann, widow of Martin, house 251
Murphy Ann, widow of Patrick, h. 7 Win-
ter St. court [ket
Murphy Ann, widow of John, house 61 Mar-
GEO. N. NEWHALL & CO.,
LABBXBT STOCK OJF IsIYJBRY WMKI8MINGS
IN TUB CITY. 80 BICHjLNQB 8T.
244
W0B0E8TKR [M] DIBBCTOBT.
Murphy Ann, widow of Thomas, h. Born-
coat D. Clark [Colombia
Morphy Aooie M. dressmaker, boards 40
Morphy Arthor H. rooolder, 11 No. Foster,
boards 91 Washington
Morphy Charles, car inspector, B. & A. R.
R. boards 14 Cherry
Morphy Charles, carpenter, h. 26 Spruce
Morphy Comelios, driver. Main n. Tlrrell,
h. 89 Canterbory [Assonet
Murphy Cornelius B. machinist, boards 14
Murphy Daniel, laborer, 188 Mechanic, bds.
18 Cherry [Hanover
Morphy Daniel J. lamplighter, boards 48
Morphy Daniel J. butcher, 86 Park, bds. 17
Assonet [85 Sommer
Morphy Daniel J. chairmaker, 15 Union, b.
Morphy David, machinist, Jonction shop, h.
rear 28 Jackson
Morphy Dennis, clerk, boards 60 Green
Morphy Dennis, laborer, house 7 Temple
Morphy Dennis, laborer, house 80 Chorch
Morphy Edward, laborer at gas works, h. 8
Blake
Morphy Edward, clerk, boards 7 Fenn ave.
Murphy Eliza, widow of Florence D. house
17 Assonet
Murphy Ellen, died June 28, 1888, age 70
Murphy Ellen, widow of Patrick, h. 5 JeflTer-
aon [h. 16 Harrison
Murphy Eugene, file manuf. 79 Beacon,
Morphy Eogene, laborer, bds. 6 Sommer
Morphy Eogene, laborer, 95 Thomas, h. 18
Treraont [sq. h. 10 Cherry
Morphy Florence, moolder, 68 Washington
Murphy Frank F. machinist, 62 Jackson, b.
106 Soothbridge
Morphy Hannah, house 68 Canterbury
Murphy Hannah M. dressmaker, boards 148
Shrewsbury [b. 109 Lamartine
Murphy Henry, machinist. Water c. Ledge,
Murphy Henry T. plumber, 12 Foster, bds.
Burncoat n. Clark [108 Thomas
Murphy James, blacksmith, 101 Union, bds.
Murphy James, carpenter, h. 61 Water
Murphy James, gardener, 22 May, bds. do.
Murphy James, helper, 178 Union, house 85
Penn ave. [b. 109 Lamartine
Murphy James, weaver, 548 Southbridge,
Morphy James Q. carpenter, b. 49 Vernon
Morphy James H. helper, 87 Market, b. 208
Main [7 Penn ave.
Morphy James H. printer, 410 Main, hoose
Morphy James J. lamplighter, h. 8 Mechanic
street coort
Morphy James J. fish, hoose 4 Clarkson
Morphy James J. removed ft-om city
Morphy James P. machinist, 11 Cypress, b.
SO PlDfc [Colombia
Morphy James W. painter, 110 Green, h. 84
Morphy James W. boards 61 Market
Murphy Jeremiah, brakeman, b. 8 Ascension
MURPHT JEREMIAH, carpenter and
contractor, 49 Vernon cor. Union ave.
hoose do. — Seepage 591
Murphy Jeremiah, laborer, boards 10 Sigel
Murphy Jeremiah, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale
house rear 56 Temple '
GEO. N. NEWHALL & CO.,
Murphy John, removed to BuflUo, N. T.
Murphy John, laborer, house 14 Aaaoviet
Murphy John, mason, house 16 Union are.
Murphy John, carpenter, h. 41 Harrison
Murphy John, laborer, hoose 57 Franklin
Murphy John, machine operator, 60 Kin^, b.
1581 Chandler
Murphy John, laborer, house 2 Hibemla
Murphy John, laborer, boards 28 SoUblk
Murphy John, woodworker, b. 67 Thomas
Murphy John, laborer, bds. 224 Pleasant
Murphy John, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale, h.
18 Beach
Murphy John, removed Arom cAtj
Murphy John, hostler at W. Lincoln's, bds.
May comer Chandler
Murphy John, laborer, house 49 Winter
Murphy John A. machinist, 88 Webster, b.
18 Mill
Murphy John E. moulder, 52 Jackson, bds.
at Millbury [Burncoat n. Clark
Murphy John F. plumber, 12 Foster, boards
Murphy John F. wireworker, h. 2 Presoott i^
Murphy John H. (Murphff d McCk^ertifJ^ ISS
Park, bds. 5 Jelferson
Murphy John H. poHsher, 72 School, boards
5 Nashua
Murphy John H. laborer, B. A A. B. R. fireigbi
house, house 74 Harrison
MURPHT JOHN H. stoves, 4c. 559 Main
and 57 Southbridge, house 24 Charlton.
— See page 575
Murphy John H. blacksmith, r. 84 ThcHBas,
boards 208 Main
Murphy John H. shoemaker, b. 12 Winter
Murphy John J. (Qoulding A Murphy )t 405
Main, boards 58 Pleasant
Morphy John J. removed A'om city
Murphy John J. diemaker, b. 251 Millbnry
Murphy John J. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
18 Beach
Murphy John J. wirecleaner, h. 19 Worth
Murphy John J. machinist. Junction shop, b.
40 Columbia
Morphy John P. carpenter, h. 40 Columbia
Murphy John P. finisher, 155 .Front, boards
17 Assonet
Murphy John V. moulder, bds. 49 Vernon
Morphy John W. finisher, 17 Hermon, bds.
61 Water [Suffolk
Murphy Joseph, coremaker, 87 Gold, bds. 28
Murphy Margaret, widow of Daniel, house
80 Pink [Presoott
Murphy Maria, widow of Michael, house 120
Murphy Martin, died June, 1888, age 50
Murphy Mary, widow of Patrick, boards 84
Colombia
Murphy Mary, widow of John, h. 12 Winter
Morphy Mary Mrs. house 5 Nashua
Murphy Mary J. widow of Dennis, house 24
Ellsworth [192 Chandler
Murphy Michael, bootmaker, 60 King, bouse
Murphy Michael, laborer, house 9 Beach
Murphy Michael, laborer, h. 4 Fallon's sq.
Murphy Michael, saloon, 54 Qreen. b. 50 do.
Morphy Michael A. wire drawer, house 48
Canterbury
Murphy Michael C. mason, h. r. 4 Barclay
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Jforpliy Michael H. (Botton Marble and
CfnanUe Oo.J, 58 Central, house 187
ShrewBbai7 [9 Howard
Morphy Michael J. laborer, 96 Thomas, h.
IFURPST MICHAEL M« mason and con-
JIL tractor, 66 Chandler, h. do.— i9M p, 579
Marphj Morris, bartender, 54 Qreen, b. 50do.
Morphy Owen, laborer, 51 Qreen, h. 20 Pond
Marphy Patrick, woodworker, 86 Central, h.
rear 117 East Central
Mnrphy Patrick, spinner, Pakachoag Mill, b.
109 Lamartin
Marphy Patrick, laborer, b. 49 Washington
sqnare
Morphy Patrick, laborer, boards 17 Summer
Marphy Patrick, machinist, honsc 16 Fox
Marphy Patrick, laborer, b. 11 So. Irving
Marphy Patrick H. bartender, 89 Mechanic,
boards 48 Hanover
Marphy Patrick J. carpenter, h. 21 Temple
Marphy Patrick J. cotter, 108 Front, honse
at Aoboro [R. R.
Morphy Patrick J. carder, h. Sotton lane c.
Marphy Patrick J. polisher, 72 School, bds.
514 Main
Marphy Pierce, laborer, honse 165 Salem
Marphy Richard, laborer, h. 8 So. Irving
Marphy Robert F. removed to Wakefield
Marphy Thomas, bartender, 226 Soathbridge,
hoose do.
Marphy Thomas, laborer, h. 109 Lamartine
Marphy Thomas, laborer, bds. 18 Treraont
Marphy Thomas J. coachman, 858 Main,
boards do. [tral, h. 10 Cherry
Marphy Timothy, marble polisher, 58 Cen-
Marphy Timothy, laborer, b. 49 WaAhington
square [sq. hoose 28 Saffolk
Marphy Timothy, melter, 68 Washington
Marphy Timothy, laborer, b. r. 75 Temple
Marphy Timothy, wiper, W., N. & R. R. R.
repair shop, boards Beach
Morphy Timothy, tinsmith, 559 Main, hoose
61 MiUbory [h. 208 Sommer
Marphy Timothy H. foreman, 44 Central,
Marphy Timothy J. laborer, 68 Washington
sqnare, hoose 2 Clarkson
Marphy William, laborer, Hammond corner
R. R. honse Grand street conrt
Marphy 4b McCaflTerty (J. H. Murphy and
M. J. P. McCafferty)^ boots and shoes,
125 Park
Morray Alfred C. died Dec. 27, 1882, age 58
Morray Anna M. teacher, Lamartine street
school, boards 1 Benefit place
Morray Aogostos, hoose Highland c. Sever
Morray Ctunrfes A. clerk, 94 Grove, boards
Highland comer Sever
Morray Charles G. orgao-action maker, 19
Union, bds. 1 Benefit pi. [Northvllle
Morray Charles H. dresser, h. W. Boylston,
Morray Charles M. boot bottomer, house 1
Benefit place
Morray Doncan, mason, hoose 6 Sever
Murray Edmond, laborer, hoose 19 Charles
Marray Ellen A. dressmaker, h. 1 Charles
Morray Eogene, cigar maker, 898 Main, bds.
66 Front [Townsend
Marray Frank, salesman, 484 Main, hoose 18
Marray Frank E. printer, 11 Central Ex-
change, boards 56 Temple
Morray Henry P. teller, Qninsigamond Nat.
Bank, 241 Main, hoose 25 Bowdoin
Morray Hogh, laborer, W., N. & R. R. R.
fjreight hoose, boards 108 Thomas
Morray James, machinist, 186 Union, hoose
148 Mechanic [Worth
Murray James T. machine operator, bds. II
Morray Jeao L. widow of Alfred C. boards
25 Bowdoin
Morray Jeremiah G. artist, boards 44 Green
Morray John, laborer, 591 Main, h. 2 Boland
* coort
Morray John, laborer, house 28 Pond
Murray John, honse 1 Worth [Temple
Murray John F. painter, 77 Foster, house 56
Murray John J. laborer, b. Mlllbury n. R. R.
Murray Julia, widow, house 19 North
Murray Katie, winder, b. 19 Worth [Temple
Murray Margaret S. widow of Henry, h. 56
Murray Michael, wire drawer, h. 5 Blsmark
Murray Miles, currier, 2 Sargent, house 69
Lamartine [b. 1 Benefit place
Murray Nettie A. teacher, Oxford st. school,
Murray Owen F. washer, 82 Waldo, boards
G8 Green [82 Piedmont
Murray Peleg F. sashmaker, 5 Sargent, h.
Murray Susan, widow of Keron, h. 25 Temple
Murray Thomas, wlrepacker, house 8 Slgel
Murray Timothy, laborer, house r. Mlllbury
near R. R. [67 Hanover
Murray Wayland L. clerk, 175 Main, house
Murray Wm. bell boy, Waldo Hoose, b. do.
Murray William F. removed to Boston
Murrlcan John, boot treer, h. 2 Fallon's sq.
Murrill Charles, removed to Southbridge
Murrlll Charles, laborer, house 69 Franklin
Murrill Daniel, laborer, hoose 59 Franklin
Murrlll Jeremiah, laborer, bds. 59 Franklin
Murrlll John, laborer, house 2 Boland court
Murrlll Maggie J. domestic, b. 2 Boland ct.
Murrin Edward, laborer, house r. 8 Spring
Mursgrave John, carpenter, 10 £. Worcester,
boards 22 Portland [58 Mendon
Murtough Patrick, laborer, 51 Green, house
Mushen Albert, armorer, 81 Hermon, house
46 North Ashland
Mutual Union Telegraph Co. 426 Main
Mazzy Charles E. clerk, 180 Front, boards
6 Chatham [Chatham
Muzzy Charles P. clerk, 895 Main, boards 6
Muzzy Edwin A. h. 939 Main [6 Kendall
Muzzy Elizabeth M. widow of J. Henry, h.
Muzzy Frank W. reedmaker, h. 29 Wachusett
Muzzy Franklin A. farmer, house Salisbury
near Flagg
Muzzv James M. carpenter, house 2 Elliott
MUZZT LEWIS C« professional account-
ant, 28 Lincoln square, house do. — See
page 514 [Holden
Myers Charles H. farmer, house Brattle near
Myers Edgar A. junk, house 874 Park avenue
Myers Edmund, laborer, house 15 Worth
Myers Geo. varnlsher, bds. 6 Gouldlng
Myers Hannah, at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do.
Myers Mary Mrs. boards 10 Eaton place
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Myers Nellie, at Asylum Chronic iDsane,
Summer, bds. do. [16 Columbia
Myers William, policeman. City Hall, house
Myers William S. jank, house 11 Grosvenor
Myers, see Meyer [47 John
Myhrvold Christian, tailor, 424 Main, house
Myrick Charles T. house 8 Wachusett
Myrlck Harry S. clerk, W., N. & R. R. R.
freight office, boards 8 Wachusett
Myrlck Samuel F. salesman, 2 Cherry, h.
82 Orange
Nabob John, laborer, h. rear 52 Exchange
Nadeau John, coremaker, rear 25 Hermcfta,
house 92 Lamartlne [40 Winter
Nadow Felix, stonecutter, 88 Water, boards
Nahiglan Nicholas, laborer, 57 Jackson, h.
56 Beacon
Nakarklan H. Stephen, removed flrom city
Nally Patrick, bootmaker, house 1 Worth
Nally Thomas, bootmaker, 11 Water, boards
1 Worth
Nangle Patrick, removed from city
Nankervis Elizabeth J. domestic, i High
Naphtha Laundry, Hollis comer (Gardner
Nardi Frank, laborer, W., N. & R. R. R.
ft'eight house, house 61 Suffolk
Naromore Clarence H. stonecutter, 181 Cen-
tral, boards 180 Front
Nary James, laborer, h. 98 Bloomingdale
Nash Allan E. clerk, 75 Beacon, h. 189 do.
Nash Charles, gardener, h. 70 Park avenue
Nash Clarissa, widow of James H. house 9
Webster [avenue, b. do.
Nash Edwin, laborer, Grafton cor. Millbnry
Nash Elizabeth S. house 70 Park avenue
Nash Henry H. (Brown db Nashj, Bridge cor.
Foster, house 79 Piedmont
Nash Louisa W. widow of Cotton G. boards
189 Beacon
Nash Walter R. solicitor, 492 Main, boards
226 Southbridge
Nason Charles, mall agent, Union depot, h.
28 Portland [Orange
Nason Edward S. music teacher, house 27
Nason John S. removed to Westboro'
Nason J. Hartshorn, patterns, 291 Main, h.
at Sutton [50 Winter
Nason Lather W. beltmaker, 187 Front, h.
Nason Samuel, boards 22^ Pleasant
NATIONAL MANUFACTURING CO. wire
goods manu(l9. 179 Main. — See page 681
Natural History Rooms, 11 Foster [h. do.
Naughton Daniel M. grocer, 121 Mlllbury,
Nault Charles, blacksmith, 81 Mechanic, h.
19 Bradley
Navin James, laborer, boards rear Mlllbury
near R. R. [Mlllbury
Navln John, boot treer, 68 High, house 51
Navin Martin, laborer, house 76 Ward
Naylor Henry, carpenter, bds. Litchfield
Nay lor William, driver, 85 Central, b. 47 do.
Nazarian Arakel H. Aruit stand. Front near
viaduct, boards Brown cor. Grace
Neagle David, died Mar. 28, 1883, age 60
Neal L. M. at Asylum Chronic Insane, Sum-
mer, b. do. [Wachusett
Neale Charles E. clerk, 156 Main, boards 85
Neale Isabella C. widow of James, taoase 8&
Wachusett [Ington
Nealy Almond F. packer, house 83 Wash-
Nealy Ephraim E. shoe-string maker, b. 78
Harrison
Nealy George B. machinist, b. 8S Washing-
ton [Ezcbange
Neary Patrick, fireman, 167'Union, bds*. 182
Needham Henry S. baggage master, N. ft
W. R. R. boards 109 Beacon
Needham Lewis T. car inspector, N. ft W.
R. R. house 81 Benefit
Needham Patrick, laborer, house 21 Lyon
Needham William H. barb fence maker, h.
109 Beacon [b. 109 Beacon
Needham William H. machinist, 38 Hermon,
Neeland John, Jr. Japanner, 22 Mill, house
James cor. Hamburg
Neeler Samuel, removed fh>m city
Neelon Patrick, helper, 161 Union, bds. IB9
Summer
Neff Joseph, removed ft'om city
Negus Maxwell M. machinist, Hammond n.
R. R. boards 42 Newbury
Neild Elizabeth Mrs. house 28 Columbia
Neild Samuel, machinist, bds. 28 Columbia
NeiU Alex, galvanlzer, boards 8 Colton
Neill Charles, foreman, Pakachoag Mill, h.
8 Colton
Neilson Erik G. laborer, house 77 Ward
Neilsou John, florist, Worcester LaoaUc
Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Nelen John, bartender, 158 Canterbury, b.
Litchfield n. Canterbury [Hill
Neligan Michael E. pistol maker, bds. 10
Neligan Morris, laborer, house 10 Hill
Neligan Morris W. finisher, bds. 10 Hill
Nelligan Michael, polisher, 44 Central, b. 13
Fulton
Nelson Alexander, armorer, 44 Central, h. 11
Fulton [Mlllbury n. Greenwood
Nelson Carl G. foreman at wl reworks, Q. h.
Nelson Caroline Mrs. boards II Fox
Nelson Clas, laborer, house 26 Colton
Nelson Frank E. laborer, bds. 826 Millbnry
Nelson Fred, laborer, bds. 1 Thenins
Nelson George H. hostler, 7 Central, b. 727
Main
Nelson Hannah A. domestic, b. 214 Chandler
Nelson Harry, cooper, Putnam lane, h. Hunt
n. Shrewsbury [17 Kendall
Nelson Harry L. lawyer, 8 P. O. block, bds.
Nelson John, wire worker, house 4 Byron
Nelson John, driver, Lafayette c. Qulnidga*
mond ave. boards 61 Mlllbury
Nelson John A. laborer, bds. Stebbins cor.
Thenius [128 Canterbury
Nelson John F. carpenter, 17 Southgate, h.
Nelson Marcus, carpenter, 78 School, h. at
West Boylston
Nelson Nils, armorer, 44 Central, bds. 26
Orchard [more
Nelson N. Gustav, laborer, house 12 Sey-
Nelson Oscar, laborer, h. Perry n. Mlllbury
Nelson Peter, armorer, 44 Central, bds. 26
Orchard
Nelson Peter, laborer, house 6 Perry [buiy
Nelson Pher, porter, 484 Main, h. 255 Mill-
GEO. N. NEWHALL & CO.,
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Nelson Rebecca, dressmaker, h. 20 Wlnslow
Nelson Solon W. & Co. (A, Burlingame),
yrood working machinery, 22 Cypress,
hoase 1 Eden
Nelson Thomas L. Judge U. S. District
Coort (at Boston), house 17 Kendall
Nelson Will H. cornice maker, 150 Union, b.
148 Chandler
Nelsson O. Fred, galvanizer, b. 1 Theuius
Neray Patrick, laborer, bds. 157 Exchange
Nerqoist Carl, wlreworker, bds. Whltticr n.
Prfoulx [Prloulx
NerqalBt Olof, wlreworker, h. Whlttier near
Nerrell Carl, compositor, 195 Front, h. 184
Chandler
Nester Stephen, laborer, house 159 Grove
Netterstrom John, wlreworker, bds. r. 182
Prescott [8. B. B. b. n. do.
Nettles Thomas, butcher. Plantation n. W. &
Neuherth Frank G. removed Arom city
Neuman Gnstaf, laborer, h. 2 Thenlus [do.
Neumann Ferdinand, baker, 19 Liberty, h.
Neve Edward, painter, bds. 144 Chandler
Nevens George H. boards 86 Elm
Nevens Patrick, gardener, house 86 Elm
Neville Sdward, boot crimper, b. 22 Assonet
Neville John, boot bottomer, 68 High, bds.
50 Temple [Assonet
Neville William, boot crimper, house 22
Neville William, Jr. laborer, b. 22 Assonet
Nevins Catherine T. teacher, Oxford street
school, boards 14 High
Nevins Michael, laborer, house 16 Endicott
Newbert James K. clerk, h. 88 Piedmont
Newbury Sibbel 8. widow of Albert, h. 11
Salem [h. 225 do.
Newcomb Abner 8. & E. L. fish, 223 Main,
Newcomb Alvah C. woodworker, 15 Union,
b. 26 School [lotte
Newcomb Asaph W. carpenter, h. 8 Char-
Newcomb A. 8. Mrs. dressmaker, 225 Main,
house do.
Newcomb Charles A.' attendant, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Newcomb C. Edward, carpenter, b. 208 Main
Newcomb Edward C. provisions, house 881
Pleasant [bridge, b. 225 Main
Newcomb Elmer E. cardmaker, 246 South-
Newcomb Emerson L. (A. 8. 4b E. L. New-
eombj, 228 Main, house 8 Eden
Newcomb George W. engineer, house 181
Austin [Coral
Newcomb James M. printer, 892 Main, h. 15
Newcomb Jennie 8. music teacher, boards 8
Charlotte [house 194 do.
Newcomb John A. machinist, 199 Chandler,
Newcomb Mary Mrs. house 225 Main
Newcomb Susan O. confectionery, 196
Chandler, h. 194 do. [181 Austin
Newcomb Zella C. widow of Curtis C. bds.
Newdeck Gnstaf, clerk at C. H. Gates', Mill-
bnry, Q. bds. opp. do. [186 Central
Newell Chas. il. packer, ft. Kansas, boards
Newell Frank L. porter, 2 Foster, bds. 509
Main [Moreland
Newell Franklin, mason, house Salisbury n.
Newell Hiram P. wlreworker, h. 186 Central
Newell Irving J. machinist, b. 509 Main
Newell Joseph B. printer, 47 Main, house 2
Lin wood place
NEWELL NELLIE M. MISS, equipoise
waists and children's dress making,
room 7, 868i Main, b. 60.— Seepage 574
Newell Buftis, farmer, house Stafford
Newell Thomas W. cutter, 80 Shrewsbury,
house 40 Carroll
Newell Walter A. machinist, b. 186 Central
Newell William, machinist, 54 Jackson, h.
14 Ellsworth
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.
811 Mhln.—Seepage 495
New England Nail Co. nail manufacturers,
42 Gardner [b. 8 Charlotte
Newgent William A. compositor, 892 Main,
Newhall Charles B. clerk, 80 Exchange, b.
818 Main
Newhall Charles B. salesman, 484 Main, h.
14 Lancaster [Pleasant
Newhall Charles H. painter, 4 Elm, h. 206
Newhall Charles W. Jr. clerk, 94 Grove, h.
10 Home
NEWHALL GEORGE N. & CO. saddlery
hardware, 80 Exchange, house 45 Mill
opp. Buffhm. — See foot lines under N
Newhall Otis, boards Ludlow c. Leicester
Newhall Sarah, widow of Frank, h. 818 Main
Newhall Sarah F. Mrs. dressmaker, 14 Lan-
caster, house do
New Home Sewing Machine, 291 Main
Newland William A. salesman, 828 Main, h.
1 Lincoln sq.
Newman Albert 8. clerk, 817 Main, boards
Waldo House [Pleasant
Newsom Frank, finisher, 54 Hermon, b. 229
Newton Abraham H. & Co. piano stools, 22
Pearl, house 4 Maple pi.
Newton Addle L. bds. 97 Beacon [51 Coral
Newton Addison V. Insurance, 426 Main, h.
Newton Adelle Mrs. nurse, b. 84 Liberty
Newton Albert, glider, 17 Hormon, house 88
Beacon [21 Merrick
Newton Albert E. bookkeeper, 423 Main, h.
Newton Albert G. assistant baggage master,
Union depot, bds. Salem n. Myrtle
Newton Almira, house 19 Shelby
Newton Alvlra, house 19 Shelby
Newton Anna E. eating-house, 196 Front, h.
192 do. [school, b. 184 Main
Newton Anna H. teacher, Edgeworth street
Newton Arthur D. pattern maker, 156 Union,
house 97 Beacon
Newton Beiij. 8. draughtsman, 492 Main, b.
Pleasant c. Mower, Tatnuck
Newton Brlgham, baggageman, b. 40 Salem
Newton Burton E. laborer, Manchester cor.
Union, bds. 185 Summer*
Newton Charles, boards 88 Beacon
Newton Charles E. removed ft-om city
Newton Charles E. cutter, 108 Front, house
88 Houghton [8 Kussell ct.
Newton Charles H. bootcutter, 70 Winter, h.
Newton Charles H. teamster, house 157
Grafton [868^ Main, b. 88 Beacon
Newton Charles I. (Milliken A Newton)^
Newton (Charles W. driver, 189 Front, h.
Chandler near June
GEO. N. NEWHALL & CO.,
IsorgeBi Stock and best varieiy of ETameag in the Ciiy^
fnay now be found at 30 JBwihange Stroet,
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W0B0E9T1ER [I^] DIRBOTOKt;
Newton CourtlaDd, hoase 17 Shelby
Newton David, carpenter, 186 Union, house
at Anburn [h. 42 Coral
Newton Edmund H. machinist, 110 Green,
Newton Edward A. shipper, 110 Green, bds.
at West Boylston [Bowdoln
Newton Blbridge T. carpenter, house 22
Newton Ellas M. removed to Stafford, Vt.
Newton Ella P. teacher (at Holden), boards
42 Coral [b. 84 Liberty
Newton Elmer E. machinist, 26 Salisbury,
Newton Emma A. Mrs. house 42 Portland
Newton Erastns W. bootcutter, h. 7 Sever
Newton Frances L. teacher, bds. 42 Coral
Newton Frank A. carpenter, 10 E. Worces-
tor, house 22 Coral
Newton Frank S. removed to Stafford, Vt.
Newton Fred. A. clerk, 10 Pleasant, boards
85 Orchard
Newton George, fttrmer, house Pleasant c.
Mower, Tatnuck [h. 81 Salem
Newton George F. cutter, rear 166 Front,
Newton Gteorge F. fireman, h. 18 Lafayette
Newton George L. (Leamidf Newton S Oo.)*
8 Allen ct. house 46 Harvard
Newton George L. D. house 8 Merrick
Newton George M. machinist, 22 Cypress,
house 84 Liberty
Newton Georgiana M. teacher, Valley Falls
school, b. 8 Loudon [67 Houghton
Newton Harvey F. heelmaker, 108 Front, h.
Newton Hattie M. hairworker, b. 7 Layard
place
Newton John C. h. 9 Orange [n. city line
Newton Leonard, farmer, h. MlUbnry av.
Newton Lottie H: Mrs. house 6 Clinton ct.
Newton Louisa E. boards 66 High [Austin
Newton Lucy, widow of Geo. H. boiurds 182
Newton Lysander, finisher, bds. 19 Shelby
Newton Nahum 8. bootmaker, 9 Barton pi.
boards 16 Mechanic
Newton Nancy B. widow of Larkin D. bds.
8 Merrick [Coral
Newton Phebe S. widow of Edmund, b. 42
Newton Bichard G. rem'd to Columbus, O.
Newton Samuel A. milkman, 638. Main, h.
at Auburn [h. 16 Carroll
Newton Samuel T. wood turner, 19 Union,
Newton Sarah E. house MUlbury ave. near
city line
Newton Sarah G. widow of Ebenezer, b. 40
Providence [school, b. 8 High
Newton Sarah J. teacher. Providence street
Newton Simeon (Chapin db Co,)^ 189 Front,
h. 10 State [h. 79 Piedmont
Newton Sylvester B. shoemaker, 68 High,
Newton Tyler, carpenter, 186 Union, h. 26
Laurel [892 Main, h. 80 Clifton
Newton Walter T. reporter. Evening Gazette,
Newton William H. wlreworker, house 12
Eastern ave.
Newton William H. (Sheldon A Newton),
418 Main, b. 460 do. [Portland
Newton William H. A. clerk, 498 Main, b. 24
New York & Boston Despatch, 18 Mechanic
Ney Bobert W. foreman at wi reworks, Q.
house Millbury near gristmill
Neylon Anna B. stitcher, house 112 Park
Neylon Bridget A. Mrs. grocer, 218 Mill-
bury, h. do. [Mechanie
Neylon John, hostler, 42 Waldo, house 113
Neylon John, porter. Union depot, boose 21
Harrison
Neylon Mary A. twister, bds. 21 Wa«hbiini
Neylon Michael, laborer, 100 Prescott, h. U
Suffolk
Neylon, see Kneeland
Neylor Wm. hackman, 86 Central, bds. do.
Niccolls Lewis S. clerk, 82 Green, house 127
Austin . [h. 7 Layard place
Nicholas George H. hostler, 10 Barton place,
Nicholas Hannah F. widow of Amos, h. 69
Pleasant
Nichols Amos, house 66 Leicester
Nichols Arthur B. fireman, P. & W. R. B. h.
at Providence, B. I. [Penn ave.
Nichols Bradley, machinist, 110 Green, h 4
Nichols Caleb, boot treer, h. 29 Harrison
Nichols Caroline L. house 140 Pleasant
Nichols Charles Lemuel, physician, 248
Main, house 262 do.
Nichols Clara E. bookkeeper, 424 l£aln, b.
Alvarado avenue n. W. & 8. B. B.
Nichols Cynthia, dressmaker, bds. 6 Benefit
Nichols Eben W. machinist, 60 Lagrange, h
879 Main
Nichols £. Dewey, machinist, 67 Jackson,
h. Alvarado avenue n. W. A 8. B. B.
Nichols Frank M. nurse, b. 978 Main
Nichols Franklin A. sewing machine ad-
juster, 88 Front, house at Anborn
Nichols George H. machine operator, 60
King, house 11 Bellevue
Nichols Hattie E. dressmaker, b. 12 Clare-
mont [depot, h. 8 Oread
Nichols Henry P. agent, B. & A. B. B., Union
Nichols Herbert E. coachman, 941 Main, b.
10 Gates
Nichols Horace J. removed ttom city
Nichols Isaac B. sexton All Saints Charch,
h. 98 Elm [00 ICay
Nichols Jennie E. widow of Jeremiah, bds.
Nichols Joseph, conductor, B., B. 4bG. B. R.
house at Wlnchendon
Nichols Julia A. dressmaker, 12 Wellington,
house do. [pL
Nichols Julia M. dressmaker, bds. 16 Oread
Nichols Lavlna, widow of Otis, honse 4
Penn avenue
Nichols Lemuel B. died Sept. 28. 1888, age 67
Nichols Luke W. carpenter, h. 10 Gates
Nichols Lydla C. widow of Lemuel B. h.
262 Main [keego, h. 9 Charlton
Nichols Lysander B. pattern maker, Mus-
Nichols Martha A. widow of William L. h.
4 Mulberry court
Nichols Mary J. Mrs. house 96 Chatham
Nichols Sarah C. widow of Wlnthrop, bds.
12 Wellington
Nichols Sumner B. (0. F. Baw$on d Oo.Jt
891 Main, house 107 Pleasant
Nichols Tirzah S. teacher, Belmont street
school, boards 66 Hanover
Nichols T. Vernon, removed to Auburn
Nichols Waterman B. bds. 84 Leicester
Nichols William P. engineer, bds. 10 Gates
GEO. N. NEWflALL & CO.,
Mnmmeled utUl Mubber Ciaa»,CuHed JETolr.
Mom and TritmHimg €tood9, ai 80 M»eh
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249
Ktebolson John, tailor, 501 Main, h. r. 180
I'root [Hemans
XTiclioUoD John, wireworker, bds. Daley n.
S'lcholson Joseph, removed to Ireland
K ickerson Elisabeth L. widow of Spencer
F. h. 48 Portland [Portland
KldcerBon Jeremiah O. tmckman, boards 48
NidLenon Reuben, pegger, 9 Barton pi. h.
at No. Oxford [78 do.
N'ickerBon Samnel A. flsh, 18 Thomas, bds.
Hiederberger Charles H. card setter, 346
Sonthbrldge, bds. 118 Cuiterbnry
Kiederberger Fred, clerk, 888 Main, bds. Ill
Gaaterbary [bary
Nlederberger John, wearer, b. Ill Canter-
XHeclerberger Joseph, h. 118 Canterbury
Kiederborger Martin, cardmaker, 246 Soath-
brldge, house 111 Canterbuiy
Kleld Samuel, machinist, 128 Gold, boards
84 Columbia
Nllilll Catharine Mrs. house 76 Lamartlne
NibiU Peter, packer, 81 Mulberry, bds. 76
liamartine
NUan Hannah, widow of James, h. 74 Green
Niles Daniel W. physician, 668 Main, h. do.
Indies J. D. Mrs. house 662 Main
KUson Alexander, blacksmith, h. 11 Fulton
Nilson Assrtna, servant, 6 Harvard
lidlaon Jons, wire drawer, bds. 88 Union
Nilson Ludwig, wireworker, h. 20 Orchard
Nilson Nils, laborer, bds. 26 Orchard
Nilson Nicholas, carpenter, b. 77 MiUbury
NUsoD Per, laborer, bds. 26 Orchard
Nilsson John, wireworker, bds. 146 Main
Nllsson John, frire worker, bds. 86 Lincoln
NUsson John P. wire drawisr, 94 Grove, b.
88 Union
Nllsson Maria A. bds. 98 Madison
Nilsson Nicholas, carpenter, bds. 9 Whitney
Nilsson Nils, wire worker, bds. SB Lincoln
Nilsson Simon, wire drawer, h. 27 North
Nimblett Nettie H. tailoress, bds. 1 School
Nlmltz William, removed to Texas
Nishanlan John, removed to Chicago, III.
Nli^hanian Thomas (Sarian db NUhanian), 81
Southbridge, h. 682 Main [Webster
Nixon Solomon, salesman, 827 Main, h. 1
Noe Alfred L. shoemaker, bds. 8 Pond
Noe Charles, bootmaker, 60 King, h. 8 Pond
Noe Henry (Dahlberg A NoeJ^ 22 Cypress,
house 188 Washington
Noe Mary Mrs. house 184 Washington
Noe Paul, bootmaker, 11 Water, house 117
Washington [b. 8 Pond
Noe William H. boot bottomer, 70 Winter,
Noiseux Napoleon, carpenter, 8 Norwich, b.
2 Boyle's ct.
Noka Joseph, stonecutter, house 78 Grand
Nolan James, driver, b. 19 Howard [b. do.
Nolan James, hostler. College Holy Cross,
Nolan James, Jr. laborer, College Holy
Cross, boards do.
Nolan James J. wire roller, bds. 8 Milton
Nolan Patrick, laborer at gasworks, house
127 MiUbury
Nolan Philip J. machinist, b. 74 Green
Nolan Thomas, grocer, 89 Southgate, h. do.
Nolan Thomas, laborer, b. 22il Pleasant
N
OONE PATRICK * SONS (M. and D.
lay
SOI
Nolan Thomas, laborer, house 8 Milton
Noon Patrick, laborer, h. r. Mlllbnry n. B. R.
Noonan Patrick, wireworker, h. 6 Howard
Nooue Domlnick (P. Noone A Sons)^ r. 81
N. Foster, boards r. 100 Lafayette
Noone Luke, boarding-house, 80 Mechanic
Noone Luke, butcher, Putnam lane, bds. 40
Winter
Noone Mark (P. JVbone dk Bona), r. 81 N.
Foster, house 2 Barclai
ONE PATRICK * S(
Haanejf blacksmiths and horse shoers,
r. 81 N. Foster, house r. 100 Lafl&yette.
— See page 566
Norbenp Peter, wire drawer, h. 7 Ingalls
NOBCBOSS BROS. (James A. and Orlando
W, Norcroasjf contractors and builders,
10 Bast Worcester n. Union Passenger
Station. ^iS'eepa^^ 607
Norcross E. Elizabeth Mrs. dressmaker, 17
Bellevue, house do. [b. 6 Townsend
Norcross (George A. cutter, 82 Austin,
Norcross Henry C. plumber, 458 Main, house
29 Glen [ton sq. h. 8 Camp
Norcross Henry F. bootmaker, 7 Washing-
Norcross James A. (Norcross Bros.), 10 East
Worcester, house 18 Claremont [age 78
Norcross Margaret A. died May 25, 1888,
Norcross Mary L. teacher. Walnut street
school, b. 21 Crown «
Norcross Orlando W. (2foreross Bros.), 10
East Worcester, house 16 Claremont
Norcross Simon A. plumber, 458 Main, bds.
29 Glen
Norcross Sophronia, widow of Josiah, h. 29
Glen [507 Main, house 21 Crown
Norcross Thomas B. (Norcross A Washburn) ^
Norcross Wilbur F. bootmaker, 9 Barton pi.
house 1 Chrome
NORCROSS & WASHBURN (T. B. Nor-
cross and W, Ansel Washburn), whole-
sale fruits and produce, 507 Main. — See
page 555
NordbeckEdwardH. tuner, 25 Hermon, h.
20 Arlington [Prescott
Nordbrog Martin L. wireworker, house 162
Nordstrom Carl, wireworker, h. 80 Belmont
Nordstrom John, armorer, 44 Central, house
6 Laurel [6 Laurel
Nordstrom Nils, armorer, 44 Central, bds.
Nordstrom Peter E. laborer, 56 Foster, bds.
4 Elizabeth
Nordvall Olaf M. laborer, b. 1 Thenlus
Norman August, wireworker, Byron near
Mlllbrook [h. 71 Park
Norman Edward B. J. painter, 18 Norwich,
Norman Emily, domestic at M. BiedPs,
Greenwood
Norman Samuel E. engineer, W., N. & R. B.
B. bds. 126 Front [Front
Norman Sylvanus B. wireworker, house 126
Normand Charles F. printer, 184 Front, b.
87 Park [87 Park
Normand Hercule F. clerk, 427 Main, house
Normand John C. foreman, ft. Kansas, h.
Southbridge n. Lewis
Normandln Pierre, boot bottomer, 108
Front, h. 9 Langdon
GEO. N. NEWHALL & CO.,
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ana Iti^ory 9Hfods, ai 80 Xmohange Strtot.
250
W0RCE8TEB [N] DIRECTORIT.
Norris Henry, weaver, 17 Soathgate, house
63 do. [R. R. b. 180 Front
Norris Stephen O. brakeman, W., N. & R.
North William H. laborer, Ashworth &
Jones' Mill, boards Ludlow n. Leices-
ter, V. P.
Northland Lonls G. salesman, 462 Main, b.
28 Bowdoln [Water, b. 49 do.
Norton Arthur H. emery-wheel maker, 41
Norton Daniel, weaver, 17 Southgate
Norton Edward H. tinsmith, W., N. ft R.
R. R. repair shop, house 208 Summer
NORTON FRANK B, emery wheel and
stoneware manuf. 41 Water, house 49
do. — Seepage 660
Norton Fred. £. machinist, 28 Hermon, h. 8
Davis [85 do.
Norton Henry C. moulder, 88 Hermon, house
Norton James H. driver, 89 Washington sq.
boards 25 Penn ave.
Norton John, removed to Spencer
Norton John P. clerk, 41 Water, b. 49 do.
Norton John J. bootmaker, 89 Temple, bds.
65 Franklin [h. 5 Gates
Norton J. Edgar, organ tuner, 17 Hermon,
Norton J. Wesley, Iceman, Southbrldge c.
Madison, h. 242 Chandler [8 Davis
Norton Martha, widow of Charles S. house
Norton Myron E. clerk, 41 Water, b. 49 do.
Norton Patrick, boot bottomer, 82 Austin,
house 17 Conlln ct.
Norton Warren, driver, bds. 4 N. Merrick
Norton Will H. jr. rem'd to Ithaca, N. Y.
Norton Wm. H. carpenter, house 5 Gates
Norwood Charles, vamlsher, 9 May, bds. 78
Salem
Norwood Harvey E. butcher, h. 27 Kingsbury
Norwood Mary J. widow of Elias, house 25
Kingsbury [ter, h. 25 Kingsbury
Norwood Roscoe, carpenter, 10 E. Worces-
Norwood Sarah, widow of William, house
88 Piedmont
Nott James G. B. Janitor, house 48 John
Nourse Albert L. clerk, 78 Park, b. 21 Dlx
Nourse Asa, butcher, house 18 Queen
Nourse Caroline, widow of Benjamin F. h.
18 Shelby
Nourse Henry, carpenter, bds. 87 Orange
Nourse Henry B. died
Nourse John F. bootcutter, 70 Winter, h. 6
Quincy [Belmont
Nourse Seth A. mason, house Plantation c.
Nourse Walter B. (Barker A Nourse)^ 426
Main, h. 96 Elm [h. 97 Beacon
Noyes Carl E. machinist, Lagrange c. R. R.
Noyes Daniel, farmer, h. Pleasant near Tat-
nuck
Noyes Daniel H. driver, City Farm« bds. do.
Noyes Everett L. attendant, Wor. Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. do. [5 Warren
Noyes Herbert E. beltmaker, 195 Front, h.
Noyes James R. painter, house 67 Laurel
Noyes Mary B. widow of Thomas, bds. 8
Mason
Noyes Thomas E. carpenter, house 8 Mason
Nugent Bridget, dressmaker, 8 Harrison, b.
do. ' [st. ct.
Nugent James, boot treer, house 5 Mechanic
Nugent John, wire drawer, h. 28 North
Nugent John, watchman, Hammond n. R. &
h. 898 Southbrldge
Nugent John F. (Nugent A (y Toole) ^ Grove
opp. cemetery, bds. 18 Redding ct.
Nugent John J. boot treer, 11 Water, bds. 8
Harrison [Mechanic
Nugent Mary Mrs. heelmaker, boarcjs 100
Nugent Maurice, carpenter, h. 26 Wmrd
Nugent Michael, boot treer, 11 Water, h. B
Harrison
Nugent Michael, die rimmer, h. 19 North
Nugent Nicholas T. laborer, house 4
Nugent Patrick, boot treer, bds. 8 Harrison
Nugent Patrick, boot treer, h. 12 Henry
Nugent Patrick H. stonecutter. Crescent, h.
176 Prescott [Harrison
Nugent Patrick T. boot treer, 11 Water, b. 8
Nugent Thomas, laborer, house 1 Nashna
Nugent Thomas, moulder, h. 25 Spring
Nugent & O'Toole (John F. Nugent and
Austin O'TooleJt marble workers. Grove
opp. cemetery
Nugent, see Newgent
Nulgren Andrus L. rem'd to Boston
Nulgren Erlck, house 165 MlUbury
Nulgren Erlck, jr. laborer, h. 165 Millbury
Numan Daniel, rem'd to N. Oxford
Nutt Oeorge H. toolmaker, 57 Jackson, h. 12
Kllby
Nuttall Chas. machinist, b. 279 Cambridge
Nuttall Charles, machinist, Brussels, h. 11
Suflaeld [LangdOQ-
Nuttall Henry, boot treer, 154 Front, house 2
Nuttall Wm. machinist, h. 6 Pattison
Nuttall Wm. H. leather cutter, 23 Mulberry,
house 21 do.
Nutter Charles E. rem'd from city
Nutter Edward D. died Feb. 1888, age 35
Nutter Edward M. carriage painter, 82 Ex-
change, h. 6 Park av.
Nutter Elizabeth, widow of Edward D. house
Alvarado av. n. W. & S. R. R.
Nutting Ada E. Mrs. rem'd from city [May
Nutting Charles H. carpenter, h. I/>vell n.
Nutting Henry W. foreman, 68 Exchange,
h. 79 danover
Nyberg Adam, laborer, h. 41 Washburn
Nye Chas. D. student, boards 8 Davis
Nye Joseph W. rem'd to Milf ord
Nye Samuel D. manager, Washburn Iron
Co. 14 Bloomlngdale, h. 26 Fruit
Nye Walter B. clerk, 14 Bloomlngdale, b. 26
Fruit
Nygren Charles, laborer, b. Greenwood near
MlUbury
Nygren Erlck, wlreworker, h. 28 Arch
Nymberg Nllls P. emery-wheel maker, 41
Water, h. 28 Fox
Nyqulst Per A. laborer, bds. 4 Seymore
Nystedt Andrew, tailor, 286 Main, h. 81Lodi
Ny Strom Adolph, sinker, h. 12 Wade
Nystrom Amll G. clerk, 849 Main, bds. IflU-
bury opp. school house, Q.
Nystrom Gustave, sinker, house MlUbury
opp. school house, Q. [Cypress
Nystrom Johan F. laster, 60 Ring, bds. r. 16
Nystrom Per, wlreworker, h. 184 Prescott
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Carri€ige and Saddlery Ooods, at WKoUBote &r RtiimUt
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WORCESTEB [Q] DIRECTOBT.
251
Oajkks Albert, foreman, h. 31 Prospect
O&kes Collin, wireworker, honse 88 John
Oakes Edward W. machinist, 54 Jackson, h.
162 Soathbridge [Union, h. 46 Shelby
O&kes George M. eave-trongh maker, 197
Oakes J. Wm. spinner, 548 Southbridge, b.
362 do.
Oakes Lewis W. farmer, h. 80 Highland
OalLes William, hairdresser, 598^ Main, bds.
Salem [Shelby
OaJkley George F. machinist, 25 Union, h. 86
Oak ley Marietta Mrs. nnrse, h. 8 Bichland
OalLley William B. boot bottomer, 11 Water,
house 8 Fox [h. do.
Oakley William F. trackman, 3 Richland.
OAKMAN GEORGE W. piano tnner and
music teacher, 887 Main, room 11, bds.
do. — Seepage 518
Obl3el Charles, wireworker, b. 7 Carbon
OnSrien Ann, widow of Bernard, h. 96 East
Central [School
O'Brien Ann, widow of William, honse 41
O'Brien Anstin, machinist, 86 Foster, b. 108
Washington [court
O'Brien Bartholomew, laborer, h. 1 Foley's
O'Brien Catherine, widow of Thomas, h. 218
Soathbridge [194 Soathbridge
O'Brien Cornelias, laborer, 122 Gold, house
O'Brien Delia M. teacher, 550 Main, bds. 89
Washington [2 Grace
O'Brien Edward, helper, 57 Jackson, house
O'Brien Frank, laborer at Wm. E. God-
dard's, Grafton, bds. do.
O'Brien Honora, housekeeper, 70 Lafayette
O'Brien James, laborer, h. Grafton n. city line
O'Brien James, machinist, boards 26 Ledge
O'Brien James, laborer, bds. 17 Barclay
O'Brien James C. laborer, 26 Salisbury, bds.
3 Carbon
O'Brien James F. screwcntter, 57 Union, b.
194 Soathbridge [house 82 Spruce
O'Brien James W. screwmaker, 75 Beacon,
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, Putnam lane, b.
125 Sammer [gate
O'Brien Jeremiah D. teamster, h. 14 South-
O'Brien Jeremiah F. laborer, 72 Lamartine,
boards do. [Main
0*Brien John, manager, 8 Central, bds. Ill
O'Brien John, spinner, 17 Southgate, boards
47 do.
O'Brien John, driver, b. Seward n. Wilson
O'Brien John, driver, Putnam lane, boards
Seward n. Shrewsbury
O'Brien John, laborer, b. 65 Prescott
O'Brien John, fireman, house 6 Soathgate
O'Brien John, laborer, Lafayette c. Quinslg-
amond ave. bds. 17 Summer
O'Brien John, laborer, house 26 Ledge
O'Brien John, helper, 122 Gold, boards 21
Washburn
O'Brien John, laborer, h. 89 Summer
O'Brien John, machinist, 122 Gold, house 85
Ellsworth
O'Brien John, laborer, bds. 23 Bradley
O'Brien John, laborer, boards 29 Sargent
O'Brien John F. moulder, 65 Jackson, bds.
108 Washington [b. 25 Ellsworth
O'Brien John M. paperhanger, 284 Main,
O'Brien Joseph A. rem'd to Kansas City, Mo.
O'Brien Julia, widow of Timothy, house 125
Summer [Belmont
O'Brien Lizzie, clerk, 620 Main, boards 80
O'Brien Margaret, widow of John L. boards
Leicester, V. F. [Washington
O'Brien Mary, widow of Francis, house 108
O'Brien Mary Mrs. finisher, b. 80 Milibury
O'Brien Mary, widow of Matthew, boards 41
Bellevue
O'Brien Michael, helper, 458 Main
O'Brien Michael, laborer, Pitt, house 415
Southbridge [n. city iine
O'Brien Michael, fkrmer, h. West Boylston
O'Brien Michael, laborer, b. 181 Shrewsbury
O'Brien Michael, laborer, 17 Southgate, h.
56 do.
O'Brien Michael, plamber, b. 15 Grosvenor
O'Brien Michael F. wire drawer, hoose 65
Prescott [Bumcoat, bds. 125 Summer
O'Brien Mlc'bael J. blacksmith, Lincoln n.
O'Brien Minnie, servant, Waverly House
O'Brien Patrick, moulder, 63 Washington
sq. boards 71 Temple [Sigel
O'Brien Patrick, laborer at gasworks, h. 9
O'Brien Patrick, carpenter, bouse 21 Ward
O'Brien Patrick, fireman, 821 Main, house 2
Woodward ct.
O'Brien Patrick, wireworker, b. 158 Prescott
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, 68 Washington sq.
house 19 Suffolk [159 Southbridge
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, 57 Jackson, bds.
O'Brien Patrick, polisher, 1 Coos sq. h. 117
Canterbury
O'Brien Patrick, house 17 Bradley
O'Brien Patrick H. moulder, 188 Mechanic,
boards 103 Washington
O'Brien Patrick J. boot sider, b. 17 Bradley
O'Brien Patrick T. laborer, 57 Jackson, h.
895 Southbridge
O'Brien Richard, painter, house 48 Suffolk
O'Brien Richard S. laborer, B., B. ft G. R.
R. freight house, bds. 7 Suffolk
O'Brien Robert, boot boltomer, 68 High, h.
2 Columbia ct. [84 Barclay
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, 48 Grafton, house
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, b. 2 Prescott pi.
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, h. r. 119 Lamartine
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, h. 42 Chandler
O'Brien Thomas, stonecutter, h. 71 Madison
O'Brien Thomas, boot treer, 70 Winter, h.
25 Ellsworth
O'Brien Thomas H. orgulnette maker, 25
Hermon, h. 4 Assonet
O'Brien Thomas J. Mrs. milliner, 524 Main,
house 44 Anstin
O'Brien Timothy, driver, bds. 126 Summer
O'Brien William, screwcntter, 57 Union
O'Brien William, laborer, 5 Sargent, house
17 Beach [42 Chandler
O'Brien William F. plumber, 458 Main, bds.
O'Brien William J. carriage maker, boards
16 Thomas [18 Gold
O'Brien William S. provisions, 33 Ward, h.
O'Brien , shoemaker, boards 79 Main
O'Callaghan Daniel, laborer, house r. 85
Franklin [h. 72 Ward
O'Callaghan Hannora A. widow of Patrick,
GEO. N. NEWHALL & CO.,
JFtiU Line CUSTOM and SAT^V MARXJBSS
May be found at 30 Bmehange^ Strott*
252
WOBCESTEB [Q] DIRBOTORT.
O'Callaghan Johanna, died Feb. 26, 1888,
age 95
O'Callaghan Margaret, house 64 Ward
O'Callaghan Mary V. removed to Phila-
delphia. Pa. [Winter
O'Callaghan Michael F. painter, house 46
O'Callaghan Patrick, died Feb. 80, 1888,
age 66 [bull, boards 72 Ward
O'Callaghan Thomas A. physician, 48 Trum-
O'Connell Ann, widow of Patrick, house 162
Canterbury
O'Connell Arthur, laborer, h. 80 Canterbury
O'Connell Daniel, laborer, 161 Union, h. 28
Church
O'Connell Daniel, machinist, 28 Hermon,
bds. 18 do. [Ward
O'Connell Daniel, marble polisher, bds. 27
O'Connell David F. lawyer, 410 Main, b. 18
Richland [h. 175 Washington
O'Connell Dennis, watchman, 54 Jackson,
O'Connell Ellen, widow of Patrick, boards 8
Beach [MUlbury
O'Connell James, overseer, 82 Southgate, h.
O'Connell James, polisher, 181 Central, bds.
27 Ward
O'Connell Jeremiah, laborer, b. 4 CuUen ct.
O'Connell John, laborer, h. r. 128 Exchange
O'Connell John, planer, 86 Central, house
897 Southbridge
O'Connell John J. moulder, 87 Gk>ld, h. Ward
O'Connell John P. moulder, h. 1 Union ave.
O'Connell Lawrence, heater, house Norfolk
n. Ascension [CuUen ct.
O'Connell Mary, widow of John, house 4
O'Connell Mary, widow of Peter, house 17
Webster [R. h. 108 Canterbury
O'Connell Michael H. brakeman, B. & A. B.
O'Connell Michael J. policeman, Station 2,
liamartine, h. 21 JStna
O'Connell Patrick, house 18 Bichland
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, h. 15 Ward
O'Connell Peter, machinist; 4 Leicester, h.
6 Webster
O'Connell Pnlllp, hackman, h. 8 Beach
O'Connell William, boot bottomer, house 6
Garfield
O'Connor Abble, married to John B. McCarty
O'Connor Andrew, marble cutter, 58 Cen-
tral, h. 5 Cristy [h. 28 Hanover
O'Connor Charles, machinist, 84 Prescott,
O'Connor Charles A. machinist, 84 Prescott,
h. 85 Hanover
O'Connor Cornelius, laborer, bds. 9 Spruce
O'Connor Cornelius, Jr. driver, house 66 E.
Central
O'Connor Cornelius C. carpenter, house 54
Lamartlne [h. 8 Cutler
O'Connor Daniel, laborer, B. & A. R. R.
O'Connor Daniel, Jr. carpenter, b. 8 Cutler
O'Connor Dennis, boot sider, 152 South-
bridge, house 18 Larkin
O'Connor Dennis, lather, house 82 Fox
O'Connor Dennis M. grocer, 227 Front, h.
229 do.
O'CONNOR EUGENE A. portrait artist,
886 Main, bds. 82 Qold.— See page 518
O'Connor Hanorah, widow of Cornelius, b.
54 Lamartlne
O'Connor Hugh, laborer, house Swab et.
O'Connor James, laborer, h. 17 £. Worcoster
O'Conuor James, laborer, h. 57 Winter
O'Connor James, laborer, house 116 Sbrewi-
bury [^street et.
O'Connor James F. boot treer, hoase 9 Q<dd
O'Connor James F. watchman, h. 8 Callea
court [b. 10 Norfolk ct.
O'Connor James H. moulder, 188 Mechanic,
O'Connor James P. carpenter, h. 88 Wnrd
O'Connor James 8. policeman. Station 2,
Lamartlne, house 14 Penn ave.
O'Connor Jeremiah, laborer, b. 82 Bllswiurtli
O'Connor Jeremiah, laborer, B. lb A. B. B.
freight house, house 48 Temple
O'Connor Jeremiah, removed to Boston
O'Connor Johanna, widow of Dennln, hooM
8 Prescott place
O'Connor John, foreman, B. & A. B. B. coaI
yard, h. 6 Brown [Temjile
O'Connor John, laborer, 95 Thomas, bds. 00
O'Connor John, paver, house 26 Assonet
O'Connor John, laborer, h. r. Mlllbory a. B.B.
O'Connor John, laborer, house 25 Kansiw
O'Connor John, laborer, 57 Jackson, house
6 Mlllbury
O'Connor John, removed to Holyoke
O'Connor John, policeman, Station 2, Lam-
artlne, house 82 Bllsworth
O'Connor John, house 60 E. Worcester
O'Connor John A. shoemaker, 68 High, h. 8
Prescott place
O'Connor John B. armorer, boards 82 Gold
O'Connor John F. student, boards 60 B. Wor-
cester [26 Assonet
O'Connor John J. machinist, 18 Chareh« b.
O'Connor John J. helper, h. 85 Grafton
O'Connor Lawrence, shoemaker, 12 GreeD,
house 82 Gold
O'Conner Martin, laborer, house 86 Ward
O'Connor Mary, widow of Cornelius, honse
9 Spruce [Qneen
O'Connor Mary, widow of John, house 19
O'Connor Mary, domestic, 58 Front
O'Connor Mary, widow of Owen, b. 36 Ward
O'Connor Mary, widow of Patrick, honse 94
Temple [Lalkyette
O'Connor Mary, widow of Patrick, bds. 58
O'Connor Mary J. teacher, Bast Worcester
school, b. 105 Washington [4 Essex
O'Connor Michael, hostler, 42 Waldo, hoase
O'Connor Michael, laborer, h. 10 Norfolk ct.
O'Connor Michael, brakeman, h. 11 Goddard
O'Connor Michael C. driver, h. 50 Temple
O'Connor Michael J. screwmaker, 75 Bea-
con, boards 106 Southbridge
O'Connor Michael J. spinner. Hunt's Mill,
house Ludlow n. Leicester [229 do.
O'Connor Michael T. clerk, 227 Front, bds.
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, 196 Union
O'Connor Patrick, gasmaker, h. 58 Norfolk
O'Connor Patrick, saloon, 286 Mlllbury, h.
do. [Union ave.
O'Connor Patrick H. saloon, 18 Central, h. 5
O'Connor Patrick J. laborer, Manch^ter c.
Union, house 95 Bast Central
O'Connor Patrick J. painter, Bomside ct
boards 55 Lamartlne
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258
O'Connor Patrick W. machinist, 42 Gardner,
hoose 77 Lafliyette [n. railroad
O'Connor Thomas, teamster, b. r. Millbory
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, boards Seward
near Wilson
OX^onnor Thomas, laborer, house 26 Brlden
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, 68 Washington
sqnare, honse 6 Saffolk
O'Connor Timothy, an Dealer, b. Swan ct.
O'Connor Timothy, laborer, h. 64 Norfolk
O'Connor Timothy J. machinist, 44 Central,
b. 60 E. Worcester [bridge
O'Connor Wm. boardiog-hoase, 106 Sooth-
O'Uonnor William T. screwmaker, 76 Bea-
con, boards 64 Norfolk
O'Connor, see Connor
O'Day Ann, widow of Patrick, h. 6 Winter
O'Day Dennis, die rlmmer, honse 4 Milton
O'Xhiy Ellen, widow of Patrick, h. 62 Ward
O'Day Frank, removed flrom city
O'Day John, laborer, honse 181 Exchange
01>ay John E. marble worker, house 6
Bartlett place [Winter
CKDay Michael F. bartender, 221 Front, b. 6
OTDay Patrick, wire drawer, house rear 182
Prescott
O'Day Patrick, Jr. inspector of police. City
Hall, h. r. 7 Columbia [r. 69 Blackstone
CDay William, blacksmith, 100 Prescott, h.
Odie James M. watches, Ac. 229 Main, h.
888 da [MalD, b. do.
Odler Francois, editor of Le Conrrier, 460
Odiin Henry W. salesman, b. 176 Pleasant
Odlln Sarah J. widow of Charles U. h. 176
Pleasant [house do.
O'Donnell Ellen, dressmaker, 22 Cherry,
0'I>onnell Ellen, died March 26, 1888, age 88
O'Donnell Francis P. removed from city
CDonnell James, laborer, honse r. Millbury
near railroad
0'I>onnell James J. laborer, 26 Salisbury, h.
r. 49 Summer [North
O'Donnell Kate, widow of Richard, house 26
O'Donnell Mary, widow of Patrick, house 48
Lamartine
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, h. 9 Conlin ct.
O'Donnell Michael, boot bottomer, 108
Front, house Canterbury n. Gardner
O'Donnell Michael, boot bottomer, Hamil-
ton, house 7 Columbia
O'Donnell Michael J. removed to Boston
O'Donnell Patrick, laborer, h. Dryden near
Edge worth [Dryden n. Edge worth
O'Donnell Patrick, Jr. dyer, 110 Qrove, bds.
O'Donnell Thomas, porter. Exchange Hotel
O'Donnell William, laborer, h. 184 Mechanic
CDonoghue Henry J. clerk, 828 Main, hoose
1 Patch [Shrewsbury
O^Donohne Bridget, widow of John J. h. 78
On>owd James, solecntter, bds. 81 Winter
O'Dowd Peter, boot treer, h. 81 Winter
Ol>owd Peter, Jr. laborer, 446 Main, boards
81 Winter
O'DrlscoU Andrew, laborer, 92 School, house
rear 67 Bridge [Bridge
CDriscoll Andrew, Jr. laborer, house rear 67
O'Driacoll John, student, 898 Main, bds. 128
Summer
0*Driscoll Mary, widow of Daniel, honse 24
Church
CDriscoll Mary, widow of Michael, house
26 Vernon [sq. bds. 24 Church
O'DrlscoU Michael J. cutter, 7 Washington
O'DrlscoU Patrick, laborer, house 172 Salem
O'DrlscoU Peter, painter, h. 118 Mechanic
O'DrlscoU William, wire worker, house 4
Southgate
O'DrlscoU, see Driscoll [cor. Edgeworth
Oehme Robert, wire worker, house Whittle r
O'Farrell Bartholomew, boot treer, 11 Water,
house 16 Millbury
O'Farrell John, driver, h. r. 72 Cambridge
O'Flynn Charles, machinist, b. 18 Grosvenor
O'Flynn Richard, bookstore, 244 Front, h.
18 Grosvenor [b. 18 Grosvenor
OTlynn Thomas F. photographer, 244 Front,
O'GARA BROS. (Thomas (yOara), slate
roofers, 8 Belmont and 186 CentraL —
See page 687
O'Gara Thos. ((yOara Bros.), h. 186 Central
Ogard Olaf, wire worker, h. 46 Eastern ave.
Ogden Frederick, removed to New York city
Ogden James, machinist, 161 Union, boards
16 Thomas [Green
Ogg Telles, moulder, 149 Washington, h. 94
O'Gorman James J. moulder, h. 48 Assonet
O'Gorman John J. tailor, 488 Main, house 29
Vernon
O'Gorman Lizzie G. clerk, bds. 29 Vernon
O'Gorman Minnie A. tailoress, b. 29 Vernon
O'Grady Augustus A. tailor, 20 Water, h. do.
O'Grady George, machinist, h. 2 Carpenter
court
O'Grady Hannah, domestic, 22 May [Main
O'Grady John J. baker, 166 Pleasant, b. 614
G'Grady John J. hairdresser, 6 Austin, bds.
61 do. [84 Park
O'Grady Martin, toolmaker, 76 Beacon, bds.
O'Grady William ft Son, fish, 7 Austin, h. 78
Chandler [Water
O'Grady William H. wlreworker, boards 20
O'Grady Wm. T. rem'd to Nashua, N. H.
O'Grady, see Grady [16 Blossom
O'Haire Daniel, carver, 10 E. Worcester, h.
O'Hara Charles, laborer, house 16 Fox
O'Hara Charles H. moulder, boards 16 Fox
O'Hara Charles J. student, bds. Webster ct.
O'Hara Dennis, laborer, Pitt, h. 26 Mitchell
O'Hara James, books, h. 168 Washington
O'Hara John, laborer, boards 98 Mechanic
O'Hara Mathew, laborer, 48 Thomas, house
124 Mechanic [22 Webster ct.
O'Hara Michael, laborer, 81 Webster, house
O'Hara Michael, wire drawer, b. 98 Mechanic
O'Hara Simon P. wire drawer, boards 17
Webster court [Cullen court
O'Hare Daniel, laborer, 161 Union, honse 12
O'Harra Charles J. clerk, P. ft W. R. R.
freight depot, honse 26 Spruce
O'Harra John P. finisher, 26 Union, boards
6 Conlin court [6 Conlin court
O'Harra Margaret, widow of Bernard, house
Ohlander John V. clerk, boards S4i Pearl
OJerholm Andrew, laborer, house 8 Perry
Ojerholm Chas. E. galvanlzer, b. 8 Perry
OJerholm Ston, machinist, boards 8 Perry
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0*Keefe Anastasia Mrs. h. 83 Washington
0*Eeofe Ann M. honse 6 Agricultural
O'Keefe Arthur, laborer, h. 109 Canterbury
O'Keefe Arthur H. armorer, 42 Gardner, b.
90 Canterbury
O'Keefe Charles, laborer, house 31 North
0*Keefe Dennis, removed from city
O'Keefe Edmund, wire drawer, b. 13 Richland
O'Keefe Honora, widow of John, house 97
Madison
O'Keefe James, baker, 215 Main, h. 2 Charles
O'Keefe James, fitter, boards Hose No. 2,
Grafton
O'Keefe John, farmer, house 14 Fox
O'Keefe John, laborer, house 168 Salem
O'Keefe John, brakeman, h. 65 Blackstone
O'Keefe John, laborer, 19 Foster, h. Foley's
court [Belmont
O'Keefe John, foreman, 94 Grove, house 68
O'Keefe John A. removed to Brooklyn, N. Y.
O'Keefe John C. gardener at S. A. Burgess's,
Salisbury n. Forest, house 18 Richland
O'Keefe John J. machinist, Lagrange opp.
Junction depot, boards 14 Fox
O'Keefe John T. laborer, h. Ingalls n. Fox
O'Keefe Margaret, widow, house 18 Assonet
O'Keefe Matthias, laborer, bds. 172 Salem
O'Keefe Michael, saloon, 46 Lamartine, h. do.
O'Keefe Michael F. marble cutter, 181 Cen-
tral, bds. 88 Was]}ington [Spruce
O'Keefe Michael J. clerk, 184 Front, house 12
O'Keefe Patrick, laborer, boards 14 Fox
O'Keefe Patrick, laborer, boards 172 Salem
O'Keefe P. Joseph, clerk, 848 Main, boards
85 Washington
O'Keefe Robert, laborer, boards rear 196
Sonthbridge [172 Salem
O'Keefe Thomas, plumber, 609 Main, boards
O'Keefe Thomas, machinist, h. 85 Washing-
ton [83 Washington
O'Keefe Thomas, boot sider, 82 Austin, bds.
O'Keefe Thomas, plumber, bds. 97 Madison
O'Keefe Thomas, laborer, house 172 Salem
O'Keefe Thomas, died March 13, 1883, age 20
O'Keefe Thomas F. laborer, 221 Mechanic,
b. 14 Fox [Ledge, b. 85 Washington
O'Keefe Thomas J. machinist. Water corner
O'Keefe, see Keefe [court
Okerson Jacob, wireworker, b. 6 Henchman
Olanson Christopher, armorer, 44 Central,
boards 82 Hanover
O'Laughlin Patrick, wireworker, b. 79 Main
O'Laughlin Peter, porter, 404 Main, house 3
Fallon's square [80 Mechanic
O'Laughlin Thomas, laborer, 100 Prescott, b.
Oldendick Clemens, removed from city
Oldroyd David, weaver, Brussels, house 12
Washburn
Olds Perry, spinner, boards Burnett
Oldson John A. tailor, house 55 Lamartine
O'Leary Bartholomew, laborer, h. 12 Winter
O'Leary Bridget, housekeeper, 42 Millbury
O'Leary Cornelius, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale,
boards 36 Ledge
O'Leary Daniel, laborer, house 132 Exchange
O'Leary Daniel, laborer, boards 20 Lunelle
O'Leary Daniel, laborer, house 84 Hanover
O'Leary Dennis J. removed from city
O'Leary Dennis J. printer, 47 Main, boards
58 John [8 Brown
O'Leary James £. clerk, 8 TrnmbDll, boards
O'Leary Jeremiah, hostler, house 78 Market
O'Leary Jeremiah B. mattress maker, IS
Park, boards 78 Market
O'Leary Jeremiah J. boat builder, Qoinsig-
amond Lake, honse 86 Ledge
O'Leary John, driver, b. 28 Union ave.
O'Leary John B. blacksmith, 5 Canal, hooae
5 Cherry [86 Beieflt
O'Leary John B. carpenter, 5 Sargent, bds.
O'Leary John H. laborer, boards 86 Ledge
O'Leary John P. machinist, 54 Jackson, bds.
54 Chatham
O'Leary John T. baker, boards 10 Grace
O'Leary Joshua, canvasser, 460 Main, boose
16 Queen
O'Leary Mary Mrs. honse 86 Ledge
O'Leary Minnie, housekeeper, 1 Cherry
O'Leary Patrick, laborer, house 58 John
O'Leary Patrick D. machinist, b. 58 John
O'Leary Timothy, boot treer, h. 8 Brown
O'Leary Timothy, laborer, h. 26 Orchard
O'Leary Timothy W. printer, b. 8 Brown
O'Leary, see Leary
Olin Frank H. rem'd to Woodstock, Conn.
Olin Frank M. sup't, 48 Grafton, house 44
Trumbull
Olin Frank M. Mrs. (E, WhiUemore A Co*),
146 Front, house 44 Trumbull
Olin F. Axel, machinist, 19 Church, bds. 80
Orange [Orange
Olin Martin, armorer, 44 Central, boards 80
Oliver Bros. (J, B, and F. B. Oliver), har-
ness manufs. 197 Front
Oliver Clara H. Mrs. house 690 Main
Oliver Felix B. foreman, 892 Main, tod
(Oliver Bros), house 46 Coral
Oliver Francis P. agent, stoves, 4c. SO Lin-
coln square, house 80 Lincoln
Oliver Hiram B. hostler, r. 16 Exchange, b.
Central n. Union [do.
Oliver Hubbard B. baker, 194 Prescott, h.
Oliver James L. tinsmith, 20 Lincoln sq. b.
80 Lincoln [46 Coral
Oliver John B. f Oliver Bros,), 197 Front, h.
Oliver Lydia, nurse, house 548 Main
Oliver William M. clerk, N. & W. B. B. 21
Park, boards 88 Chatham
Olmstead Fannie C. Mrs. artist, 492 Main,
boards 15 Oxford [Piedmont ct
Olmsted Horace £. driver, 15 Market, b. 9
Olmstead Jesse, shoemaker, Sargent corner
Sonthbridge, house 6 So. Rnssell
Olmsted Fred. A. machinist, 22 Cypress,
bds. 18 Fruit [29 Salem
Olney Charles £. woodworker, 25 Union, h-
Olsln John, shoemaker, house 81 North
Olson Alfred J. pattern maker, 77 Foster, b.
22 Home
Olson Erlck, laborer, b. Greenwood n. city
line [22 Home
Olson G. Edwin, coppersmith, 77 Foster, b.
Olson Hans, wire drawer, h. 174 Lincoln
Olson Jacob, wireworker, b. 69 Summer
Olson Jacob, wireworker, b. 6 Henchman ct
Olson Johannah, boarding-house, 1 Tbenlos
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Olson John, armorer, 44 Central, hoase 87
Hanover
Olson Jobn, wire packer, boards 78 Grove
Olson John, wireworkor, bds. Dryden near
Hemans
Olson John A. pattern maker, b. 22 Home
Olson John H. wire drawer, h. 11 Hancock
Olson Kaysa, widow of John, boards 897
Millbary [Assonet
Olsou Lars O. armorer, 44 Central, house 26
Olsou Olaf, wire worker, house Vernon near
MiUburj, Qoinsigamond
Olsoo P. John, laborer, bds. 897 Millbary
Olson Sven G. coppersmith, 77 Foster, h.
22 Home [129 Summer
Olson S. Julius, blacksmith, 44 Central, h.
Olsson August, wlreworker, h. Sackville n.
Byron
Olssou Axel M. wlreworker, boards 6 Pink
Olsson Ida, widow of Olaf. house 4 Pitt
Olsson John, laborer, h. 881 Cambridge
Olsson John, laborer, bds. r. 397 Millbury
Olsson John, wlreworker, house 29 North
O'Malley John, laborer, house 49 Barclay
0*MaUey Michael J. wlreworker, boards 49
Barclay
O'Malley Owen, laborer, h. 108 E. Central
Oman Henry, boards 590 Main
O'Mara Daniel M. boards 2 Penn avenue
O'Mara £llen, house 2 Penn avenue
O'Mara Frank, upholsterer, 531 Main, bds.
113 Grafton
O'Mara Jobn, laborer, 110 Green, house 6
Millbury [2 Penn ave.
O'Mara Joseph P. cardmaker, 66 Grafton, b.
O'Mara Michael, died July 15, 1888, age 60
O'Mara Michael A. armorer, 81 Hermon, b.
2 Penn avenue
O'Marrah Peter J. engineer, h. 415 South-
bridge [Foster, b. 58 Front
O'Meara John, wagon maker. Bridge near
O'Meara Matthew, cabinetmaker, house 74
Orange [Orange
O'Meara Timothy, hostler, 688 Main, b. 74
O'Meara, see Mara
O'Neil Andrew, engineer, 155 Front, house
4 Howard [Norfolk
O'Neil Arthur, painter, house Groton pi. n.
O'Neil Arthur, wire drawer, h. 7 Wade
O'Neil Bridget, widow of Joseph, hous6 6
Brackett ct. [Franklin
O'Neil Bridget, widow of John, house 40
O'Neil Catharine, widow of Joseph, house
78 Water [Piedmont
O'Neil Chas. A. engineer, 558 Main, bds. 25
O'Neil Christina, widow of Wm. house 25
Piedmont
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, b. 10 Dorrance
O'Neil Daniel, gardener, h. 74 E. Central
O'Neil Dennis, laborer, bds. 18 Richland
O'Neil Dennis, laborer, 207 Southbridge, h.
89 Ellsworth
O'Neil Edward, laborer, b. 208 Mechanic
O'Neil Edward J. clerk, 90 Green, boards 78
Water [88 Shelby
O'Neil Edward P. driver, 8 Lincoln sq. bds.
O'Neil George E. Japanner, 290 Penn ave. b.
18 Bichland
O'Neil Henry, boxmaker, 26 N. Foster, bds.
18 Richland
O'Neil James, died June 18, 1888, age 67
O'Neil James, cardmaker, 19 Washington sq.
b. Groton place near Norfolk
O'Neil James, laborer, house 2 Providence
O'Neil James, wlreworker, h. 166 Prescolt
O'Neil John, attendant, College Holy Cross,
boards do.
O'Neil John, removed to Boston
0*Neil John, coremaker, b. 40 Franklin
O'Neil John, laborer, 161 Union, house 18
Richland
O'Neil John, machinist, house 20 Curtis
O'Neil John C. boot treer, 108 Front, house
8Mott
O'Neil John £. clerk, 205 Main, boards r. 17
Garden [bury
O'Neil John J. car inspector, h. 199 Sbrews-
O'Nell Katie J. T. bookkeeper, 205 Main, b.
r. 17 Garden [bury
O'Neil Mary, widow of John, house 74 MiU-
O'Nell Mary, widow of Thomas, boards 127
Mechanic [Garden
O'Neil Michael, grocer, 205 Main, h. rear 17
O'Neil Michael, laborer, bds. 18 Richland
O'Neil Michael, laborer, 94 Grove, house 5
Eastern ave.
O'Neil Michael J. boot treer, 155 Front, h. r.
155 Millbury
O'Neil Peter, laborer, bds. r. 155 Millbury
O'Neil Richard,, carder, 91 Foster, boards 74
Millbury
O'Neil Thomas, laborer, b. 415 Southbridge
O'Neil Thomas J. laborer, Madison cor. N.
& W. R. R. boards 40 Franklin
O'Neil William B. plumber, 16 Pearl, house
25 Piedmont
O'Neil William C. iceman, Southbridge cor.
Madison, boards Mill near Chandler
O'Neill Alice, widow of Michael, house 158
Canterbury
O'Neill Charles, painter, house 95 Millbury
O'Neill Charles S. dentist, 112 Park, boards
28 Ward
O'Neill Daniel H. removed to Greenfield
O'Neill Ellen, dressmaker, 95 Millbury, h.
do. [Briden
O'Neill Felix F. dyer, 110 Grove, house 22
O'Neill James B. machinist, house 239 Cam-
bridge [b. 28 Ward
O'Neill James J. machinist, 110 Green,
O'Neill Mary, widow of Wm. h. 28 Ward
O'Neill William J. clerk, 501 Main, boards
28 Ward
ONGLET CHARLES E. dentist, 492 Main,
boards 80 We8t.—See page 506
Ongley Edward S. salesman, 9 Barton pi. h.
80 West [Forest n. Grove
Onthank Arus M. machinist, 11 Cypress, h.
Onthank James L. driver, 91 Central, bds.
West Boylston near Grove
O'Quinn Michael, laborer, 178 Union, h. 41
Bellevue [bury, Q.
Oquist Lars, laborer, bds. Stebbins n. Mill-
Oram Henry B. conductor, B. & A. R. R.
boards United States Hotel
Orcutt Cheney M. bootmaker, h. 192 Front
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OrcQtt C. M. Mrs. boarding-hoase, 192
Front [192 Front
Orcott Fayette H. gearcntter, 5 Cypress, b.
Orcntt Gay H. shoemaker, bds. 192 Front
Orcatt William H. bootmaker, b. 192 Front
Ordway Joseph A. overseer, 666 Main, b. 86
Pleasant
O'Regan Daniel, wlreworker, h. 7 Blsmark
O'BeUly Anthony J. machinist. Junction
shop, boards 98 Grafton
O'Reilly James, laborer, h. 40 £. Worcester
O'Reilly Johanna M. widow of James, h. 98
Grafton
O'Reilly Joseph, removed to Rhode Island
O'Reilly Lewis, bootmaker, b. Foley's court
O'Reilly Mary A. married to Michael J. Dee
O'Reilly Patrick, wire drawer, h. 100 Ward
Ormiston H. William, butcher, 22 Shrews-
bury, boards 22 Salem
Ormsbee William B. driver, 609 Main, house
689i do. [Foster, b. 68 Pleasant
Orndorff Thomas C. beltmaker, 81 North
O'Rourke Bernard, weaver, Brussels, b. 887
Cambridge [Southbrldge
O'Rourke Catharine, boarding-house, 61
O'Rourke Dennis, laborer, Brussels, bds. 12
Mitchell
O'Rourke Hugh, dlemaker, h. 12 Mitchell
O'Rourke John J. carpenter, b. 12 Mitchell
O'Rourke Malachi, wlreworker, h. Edge-
worth n. Sigourney [Salem
O'Rourke Maurice £. clerk, 284 Main, b. 108
O^Rourke Michael, wire drawer, house 887
Cambridge
O'Rourke Michael J. woodworker, 19 Cy-
press, h. 17 Howard [n. R. R., Q.
O'Rourke Owen, laborer, h. rear Millbury
O'Rourke Patrick, tinsmith, boards 85 East
Worcester [Worcester
O'Rourke Patrick J. tinsmith, house 86 E.
O'Rourke Thomas, laborer, r. 26 Hermon,
h. r. 28 Jackson [103 Salem
O'Rourke William, moulder, 66 Jackson, h.
O'Rourke William F. machinist, 110 Green,
b. 88 Washington sq. [b. 108 Salem
O'Rourke William J. machinist, 122 Gold,
O'Rourke, see Ronrke
Orphans' Home, 821 Main cor. Benefit
Orr Emily A. house 16 Myrtle
ORB GEORGE F« treasurer Worcester
Bleach and Dye Works, 106 and 110
Grove, h. 18 Gardner. — See page 619
Orr Henry S. tobacconist, 117 Green, h. do.
Orr James E. clerk, 110 Grove, boards 18
Gardner
Orr John H. clerk, boards 18 Gardner
Ortmann Henry D. cigar maker, 409 Main,
house 10 Bartlett place
Orup Frank, removed fW>m city
Orup HJalmar N. machinist, Junction shop,
house 82 Spruce
Osberg Olof, laborer, house Whipple
Osborn Charles E. packer, boards 582 Main
Osborn Helen M. Mrs. house 682 Main
Osborn John, carpenter, house 8 Charlotte
Osborn John, laborer, house 18 Ward
Osborn Lewis B. armorer, 81 Hermon, bds.
582 Main
Osborn Thomas, bootcutter, 7 WashiogtOB
sq. h. 21 Wyman
Osborn Thomas, died June 2, 1868
Osborn Thomas 8. carpenter, h. 3 Chariotte
Osborne Almanzor, boot bottomert 70 Win-
ter, b. 82 Pleasant
Osborne Frank E. machinist, b. 11 Salem
Osborne Henry I. clerk, 464 Main, boards 67
Portland [Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Osborne Winnie, attendant, Wor. I<onatic
Osgood Charlotte, stitcher, b. 26 Chandler
Osgood Hannah P. widow of Wlllard E. b.
41 Fruit
O'Shea J. J. clerk, 90 Front
O'Shea Michael, boot bottomer, h. 17 Barclay
Osherowsky Aaron, peddler, bds. 69 Green
Osherowsky Isaac (Osherawskp A Eptuin)^
h. 69 Green
Osherowsky & Epstein fisaac OsherowtHqf amd
Edward Epstein J, dry goods, 71 Green
Osland Jonathan T. wire drawer, house 22
Grove [49 Ward
Ossene Julius, canvasser, 660 Main, boose
Oster Carl G. laborer, h. Millbury n. Ballard
Osterberg Aaron, wlreworker, b. Dryden n.
Hemans
Osterberg Charles E. sinker, h. 4 Whitney
Ostergren Eric, armorer, h. 78 Canterbury
Ostlln Peter, wlreworker, h. 18 Bismark
Ostrom Gustaf, laborer, house 8 Eastern av.
Ostrom John A. wlreworker, h. 18 Endlcott
Ostrom John A. laborer, b. 8 Eastern ave.
Ostrom Petrus, pastor Swedish Bi^tLst
Chnrch, h. 4 Illinois [2 Boland ct
O'Sullivan Cornelius J. clerk, 805 Main, bds.
O'SulUvan Dennis F. vrireworker, b. 2 Bol-
and court
O'Sullivan Ellen, grocer, 16 Charles, h. do.
O'Sullivan Eugene F. foreman at BaUazd'a
quarry, h. Ballard
O'Sullivan George T. painter, h. 21 Washburn
O'Sullivan James J. finisher, 110 Green, b.
11 Fulton
0*Sulllvan John, house 76 Water
O'Sullivan John, laborer, h. 81 Temple
O'Sullivan John, currier, h. 11 Fulton
O'Sullivan John A. collector, 8 Washington
8q. bds. 11 Fulton [2Boland cL
O'Sullivan John P. laborer, 609 Main, house
O'Sullivan M. A. assistant priest St. Paul's
Church, h. 88 High
O'Sullivan Patrick J. (Wall A (TSullivanh
215 Mechanic, h. at Shrewsbury
O'Sullivan Thomas, laborer, 51 Green, h. 4
Blgelow
Oswald Adolphus, carpenter, h. 6 Lunelle
Oswald Alexander B. bookkeeper, 8 Souths
bridge, h. 28 Millbury
Oswald Anthony J. died Mar. 8, 1888, age 62
Oswell David T. hairdresser, 488 Maln,h.
46 Dewey
Othler Hubert, rem'd to Webster
Otis Ebenezer, house 24 Home
Otis Ellen L. asst. librarian, Free Public
Library, bds. 54 Pleasant
Otis Harrison G. boot and shoe dealer, 25
Mulberry, h. 64 Orange
Otis Henry H. rem'd to Brooklyn, N. T.
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WORCESTER [P] DIRECTORY.
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OtiB Herbert B. student, bds. 80 Chandler
Otis H. Frank, reedmaker, 112 Front, boards
4 Sever
Otis Jobn, clerk, 61 Main, bds. 24 Home
Otis Jolin B. clerk, 817 Main, b. 16 Merrick
OTIS JOHH C. treasurer Union Water
Meter Co. 88 Hermon, b. 18 William.—
See page 627
Otis Jolin P. K. civil engineer, ZZ Hermon,
anci instnictor, Worcester Free Insti-
tute, bouse 18 Wyman
Otis Mary I. dressmaker, 16 Merrick, b. do.
O^oole Ann, widow of Owen, bouse 170
Shrewsbury
0*Toole Austin (Nugent A 0* Toole J^ Grove
opp. Cemetery, b. 82 Barclay
OToole Jobn, dyer, bds. 87 Grove
0*Toole Micbael, currier, 60 Bloomingdale,
h. 15 Groton pi.
0*Toole Owen J. died Sept. 1888, age 26
O^oole Patrick, bouse 102 E. Central
0*Toole Peter, packer, 17 Hermon, bds. at
Jamesville
OToole Peter A. rem'd to Clinton
0*Toole Tbomas, wireworker, b. 28 Carbon
OToole, see Toole
Ott Leonard, laborer, b. Margin c. Garden
Ott Tenng Quong (J. T. Chinkey db Co.),
220 Main, b. do.
Ottestad Gustaf , painter, b. 22 Camp
Otto Frances O. widow of Frederick, bouse
54 Beacon
Otto Wm. belper, Pitt, bds. 4 do.
Oub6 Napoleon, painter, b. 14 Norfolk
Oaelette Felix, painter, bouse 45 Grand
Ovenden William C. rem'd from city
Overend Henry, wire drawer, b. 61 N. Asb-
land [Princeton
Overend Henry A. wire drawer, boards 14
Overend Herbert D. bartender, Waldo
House, bds. do. [Princeton
Overend Jobn, die rimmer, Pitt, bouse 14
Overend Josepb A. wire drawer, 94 Grove,
bds. 18 Wasbbum [Langdon
Overend Mattbew, wire drawer, nouse 10
Overend Rlcbard, wire plater, boards 18
Wasbbum [Cambridge
Overend Samuel, wire drawer, bouse 294
Overend Tbomas A. clerk, 9 May, bouse 49
Kingsbury [don
Overend Tbomas H. wireworker, b. 10 Lang-
Overend Walter £. weigber, b. 294 Cam-
bridge [Grove
Overend William, wire drawer, bouse 46
Overend Wm. H. wire drawer, bds. 61 N.
Asbland [Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Ovemock WillardE. attendant, Wor. Lunatic
Owen George M. foreman at Jamesville, b.
n. do. [b. do.
Owen Ophelia L. dressmaker, 5 Hudson,
Owen Oscar G. bouse Webster n. city line
Owens Ann, tailoress, b. 58 Cbandler
Owens Bridget, bouse 12 Winter
Owens Jobn L. rem'd to Brockton
Owens Josepb, rem'd to Ireland [Grosvenor
Owens Peter, blacksmitb, 62 Jackson, b. 82
Owens Pbilip H. bartender, 5 Green, bds. 58
Bridge
Owens Richard, bouse 58 Bridge [Hudson
Oxley Walter, grinder, 128 Chandler, h. 8
Packard Dorothy, widow of Zenas, b. 62
Laurel [b. 44 Trumbull
Packard Mary J. teacher. Ledge st. school.
Packer Henry, b. Woodland pi. [at Holden
Paddock Joseph 8. machinist, 110 Green, h.
Paden Eleanor, widow of Michael, boards 5
Beach [change
Padula Daniel, tailor, 456 Main, bds. 19 £z-
Padula Grambatista, fruit stand. Main cor.
Park, b. 9 Suffolk [Suffolk
Padula Tbomas, clerk. Main c. Park, b. 9
Paech Charles T. farmer, h. Davis Cottage
n. Boulevard [26 Hermon
Page Annie F. widow of Frederick B. house
Page Caroline, widow of Christopher, house
89 Madison
Page Charles H. machinist, 83 Hermon, b.
129 Austin
Page Edwin K. reedmaker, 25 Union, house
Locust avenue near W. & 8. R. R.
Page George, finisher, boards 89 Madison
Page Henry, cabinetmaker, 19 Union, house
Alvarado avenue near W. & S. R. R.
Page Hiram, removed from city
Page John O. h. 40 Leicester
Page Lucius S. machinist, 88 Hermon, bds.
Alvarado avenue near W. & S. R. R.
Page L. Willis, printer, 410 Main, boards 18
Richards
Page Marie V. teacher, boards 26 Hermon
Page Milford A. machinist, 94 Grove, house
9 Goulding
Page Oliver, wire drawer, house 177 Grove
Paige Bros. (C. E, and G. A. Paige), pickle
manufs. 7 Maple
Paige Charles £. (Paige Bro8.)i 7 Maple
Paige Daniel W. canvasser, 584 Main, house
18 Richards
Paige Eckfleld D. gardener, bouse Florence
near Maywood [do.
Paige George A. (Paige Bros.), 7 Maple, h.
Paige Mary C. teacher. South Worcester
school, bbards 225 Main
Paine Ann C. widow of Fred. William, bouse
122 Lincoln [Irving
Paine Charles A. clerk, 189 Front, house 47
Paine Charles W. stairbuilder, rear 88 Me-
chanic, bds. 18 Chatham street place
Paine Daniel W. clerk, Wavcrly House, bds.
do. [50 King
Paine David H. machinist, 57 Jackson, house
Paine Elkanab, stairbuilder, 22 Cypress, b.
15 Cutler [14 West
Paine Emily B. widow of Gardiner, house
Paine Geo. Stnrgis,clergyman,h. 122 Lincoln
Paine James P. farmer, h. Paine c. Frederick
Paine Joseph L. painter, 898 Main, b. 147 do.
Paine Margaret, widow of Charles W. bds.
85 Chestnut [b. 147 Main
Paine Merrick F. sign painter, 29 Houghton,
PAIHE NATHANIEL, cashier City National
Bank, 406 Main, b. 72 Elm.— Seepage 474
Paine Sarah L. widow, boards 50 Orange
Paine, see Payne
Painter Edwin T. student, bds. 6 Goulding
GEO. N. NEWHALL & CO.,
17
Carriage and Saddlery Ottods, at Wholesale or SetaiU
at 30 iSxehange Street,
258
WOBOESTBB [P] DIRECTOKT.
Painter Thomas, boxmaker, 26 No. Foster,
house 6 GouldiDg
Pakachoag Mill, worsted yarn, Brussels
Palardls Aleck, blacksmith, h. 6 Brackettct.
Palmer Addison, carpenter, h. 21 William
Palmer Affle 8. dressmaker, b. 23 Piedmont
Palmer Agnes J. painting teacher, boards 28
Piedmont
Palmer Augustus D. ( Upham A Palmer)^ 877
Main, boards Brittan n. Lincoln
Palmer Charles H. boards 82 Spruce
Palmer Charles L. sawfller, Jacques avenue
n. Piedmont, house do.
Palmer Charles O. carpenter, h. 28 William
Palmer Charles R. woodworker, 25 Union,
boards 257 Main [n. Piedmont
Palmer Frank B. carpenter, h. Jacques are.
Palmer Fred. V. clerk, 160 Front, boards 58
Harrison
Palmer George C. nickel plater, 42 Gardner,
h. 214 Southbridge
Palmer Henry, carpenter, house 88 William
Palmer John, bootmaker, house 82 Spruce
Palmer John, marble cutter, 58 Central, bds.
58 do.
Palmer Paul T. watchman, h. 58 Harrison
Palmer Sidney L. rem'd to Montreal, Can.
Palmer Terence, bootmaker, house 76 Grand
Palmer Wallace L. harness maker, house 7
Woodland
Palmer William A. removed ft*om city
Palmer William F. weaver, Brussels, boards
76 Grand
Paplneau John, hostler, bds, 68 Orange
Paplneau Joseph A. fireman, W., N. & R.
R. R. bds. 28 Fulton
Paquet Louis W. butcher, bds. 88 Central
Paquette Edward N. provisions, 57 Lamar-
tine, house 92 do.
Paquette Joseph, laborer, h. 85 Lamartlne
Paquette Napoleon, mason, h. 86 Lamartlne
Paquette Pierre L. mason, h. 57 Mechanic
Paquette Stanislaus, mason, h.l08 Lamartlne
Paradie Alexander, carriage maker, 12 Canal,
house 188 Southbridge
Paradis Charles, clerk, house 18 Norfolk
Paradis Frank J. carpenter, 10 E. Worcester,
bds. 96 Bloom ingdale
Paradis Joseph, carpenter, bds. 18 Norfolk
Paradis Joseph F. clerk, 97 Lamartlne, h. do.
Paradise Oliver A. Japanner, 22 Mill, h.8Coes
Parquette Frank X. rem'd to Woonsocket,
R. I. [Taylor, Q.
Pardo Benjamin, shingler, h. Millbury opp.
Pardo Ida L. widow of Geo. H. boards 91
Chandler [h. Whipple
Pardoe Joseph, foreman at wire works, Q.
Pardoe Thomas O. grocer, house r. Whipple
Pareseau Peter C. carpenter, h. 59 Penn ave.
Paris Reuben, peddler, house r. 4 Langdon
Parlseau Herbert L. clerk, 84 Front, boards
96 Orient [Lyon, h. 96 Orient
Parlseau Louis, blacksmith, Shrewsbury n.
Parish Chas. civil engineer, b. 82 Pleasant
Parish Rebecca, widow of Burnham, boards
40 Bowdoln
Park Chas. S. asst. bookkeeper. First Nat.
Fire Ins. Co. 410 Main, house 29 Coral
Park Edwin H. draughtsman, 122 Gold, bds.
at Millbury [Cord
Park George, machinist, 186nDioii« house 54
Park George A. asst. sec'y First Nat. Fire
Ins. Co. 410 Malft, house 42 Lincoln
Park John G. supt. Worcester Lunatic Hos-
pital, Belmont, boards do. [Maple
Park William S. canvasser, 584 Main, b. 22
Parker Aaron Mrs. married to Joel I. Land
Parker Albert J. wire worker, 179 Main, h.
48 Fountain [8 Hancock
Parker Alfred, farmer, 99 Salisbury, house
Parker Alonso, engineer, W., N* & B. B. R.
house 29 Glen
Parker Amos, boarding-house, 42 PorUaod
Parker Amos M. auctioneer, 12 Front, bouse
168 Chandler
Parker Arthur H. clerk, W., K. A B. B. B.
freight office, bds. 460 Main
Parker Bros. (N, L. and F. Barker), hair-
dressers, 598i Main [Thomas, h. do.
Parker Catherine P. eating-honae, IS
Parker Cecil H. clerk, 484 Main, boards t
Maple pi.
Parker Charles, machinist, b. 64 Washlngtou
Parker Charles A. machinist, 84 Preacott, h.
1 Hanover [b. rear 78 Cbatham
Parker Charles D. draughtsman, 110 Green,
Parker Chas. E. laborer, h. Bnmcoat c Clark
Parker Chas. £. farmer, h. Parker ave. n.
city line
Parker Charles F. milkman, h. 84 Belmont
Parker Charles G. grocer, 148 Pleasant,
house 151 do. [h. 228 Chandler
Parker Charles J. Japanner, 290 Park ave.
Parker Clara, widow, h. rear 78 Chatham
Parker Delos R. fireman B. A A. B. B. h.
8 Cutler
Parker Ebenezer R. died Sept. 1888, age 72
Parker Edmund L. (J, L. Parker dt Co.), 70
School, house 29 Kendall
Parker Edward, carpenter, h. 82 William
Parker Edward O. asst. cashier Worcester
National Bank, 9 Foster, h. 27 Crown
Parker Ellas F. carpenter, house 4 Tufts
Parker Ellen E. removed to Atlanta, Ga.
Parker Elmer, sawyer, 171 Union, house 6
. Chandler
Parker Emma J. boards 65 Chatham
Parker Frank (Parker Bros,), 598i Main,
boards 5 S. Irving [45 Llncohi
Parker Gardner R. foreman, 84 Prescott, h.
Parker George A. boards 15 Maple
Parker Geo. C. removed to Hanover, K. H.
Parker Geo. L. removed to W. Brookfleld
Parker Gilbert, machinist, 180 Gold, house
16 Hollywood [2 QnlD<7
Parker Gilman, machinist, 180 Gold, house
Parker Helen M. clerk, 8 P. O. blk. bds. 12
Wellington [1022 do.
Parker Henry L. lawyer, 288 Main, house
Parker Herbert, lawyer, 5 P. O. block, bdfl.
at Lancaster [West
Parker Herbert S. cutter, 476 Main, bds. 1
Parker James, laborer, 110 Green, b. 4 do.
Parker Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 192 Chandler
Parker John, flagman, Central st. crossing,
house 18 Howard
L C. PARKS'
THB OLJ>M8T XJf TMB CITT,
WOBCESTER [P] DIRECTORt.
259
Parker John L. & Co. (S, L, Farker), iron
90ods, 70 School, house at Shrewsbury
Parker Joseph B. real estate, h. 57 Lincoln
Parker Joseph R. teamster, h. 216 Summer
Parker J. Albert, wtreworker, 179 Main, h.
48 Fountain [Chatham
Parker Ix>is P. widow of Timothy, bds. 65
Parker I«ncy B. widow of Chas. W. house 44
Parker [Denny
Parker liUcy C. widow of George F. house 9
Parker Marcius L. fbrmer, house 78 Vernon
Parker Maria H. widow of David F. house
65 Chatham
Parker Mary, confectionery, h. 171 Summer
Parker Nicholas L. (Parker Bros,), 698i
Main, house 5 S. Irving [bds. do.
Parker Owen B. boot bottomer, r. 11 Maple,
Parker Peltiah A. painter, h. 84 Washington
Parker Samnel, tailor, 476 Main, h. 1 West
Parker Sarah A. widow of Robert D. house
28 Townsend [h. 6 do.
Parker Stephen S. saloon, 14 South bridge,
Parker Thomas, stamper, Brussels, house 12
Holmes
Parker Viola G. boards 18 Orange
Parker William B. pattern maker, 51 Qreen,
bouse 81 Houghton [Highland
Parker William D. organ maker, boards 27
Parkhnrst B. Frank, sup't. City Poor Farm,
Lincoln n. Boylston, house do.
Parkhnrst Frances J. matron, City Poor
Farm, Lincoln n. Boylston, house do.
Parkharst H. Jennie, teacher, 824 Main,
boards do. [h. 824 Main
Parkharst Izanna, widow of Nathaniel R.
Parkharst Mary A. teacher, b. 824 Main
Parkin Joseph, grinder, 128 Chandler, bds.
3 Harris ct. [tin, h. 8 Winslow
Parkinson Robert H. boot crimper, 82 Aus-
Parkman Benjamin A. baker, b. 40 Salem
Parkman William H. clerk, 17 Mechanic,
boards do. [b. at Winchendon
Parks Harry L. fireman, B., B. & G. R. R.
PAKKS LOE£N C. insurance agent, 11
Pleasant, house 79 do.^See foot lines
Parks Lydia A. widow of Charles, boards
4eO Main
Parlin Daniel, tin peddler, h. 152 Pleasant
Parlin Edwin, driver, 86 Central, house 141
Summer [Houghton
Parmelee Almon G. carpenter, house 23
Parmenter Charles H. machinist, 50 La-
grange, b. 27 Hollywood [Lincoln
Parmenter Clinton A. wire drawer, bds. 142
Parmenter Dexter W. carpenter, 10 East
Worcester, house 87 Myrtle
Parmenter Gilbert W. teamster, b. 4 Canal
Parmenter Henry, hostler, 12 Trumbull, h.
4 Canal
Parmenter Martha J. intelligence office, 267
Main, house do. [h. 20 Houghton
Parmenter Martin L. woodworker, 19 Union,
Parmenter Mary A. widow of Henry R. bds.
87 Hollywood [boards do.
Parmenter May A. dressmaker, 15 Lancaster,
Parmenter Minnie M. teacher, £. Worcester
school, boards 63 Main [Elm
Parries Louisa J. widow of Charles, h. 4
Parrott Alfred, carpenter, h. 53 Fountain
Parry Mary A. widow of William M. house
535 Main
Parsons Abbie R. Mrs. house 50 Irving
Parsons Alonzo H. carpenter, h. 28 North
Ashland
Parsons Anthony, laborer, h. 60 £. Worcester
Parsons Benjamin F. rem'd from city
Parsons Charles, tops, bds. 165 Front
Parsons Elizabeth Mrs. house 16 Queen
Parsons Geo. W. (W. H, Statendb Co.), 893
Main, b. 50 Irving
Parsons Henry, carpenter, boards 16 Queen
Parsons Henry P. h. 405 Main
Parsons James M. machinist, 161 Union, b.
16 Queen
Parsons Louisa T. bds. 159 Chandler
Parsons Lyman F. carpenter, bds. 15 Maple
Parsons Samuel B. surveyor, h. 5 Apricot
Parsons Samuel C. bookkeeper, 68 High, h.
159 Chandler
Parsons Solomon, farmer, house 5 Apricot
Parsson Anders, machinist, bds. 2 Pink
Partelle Frank, brick layer, b. 43 Norfolk
Partinson Robert H. boot crimper, house 8
Winslow
Partridge Elbridge G. h. 66 Chatham
Partridge Fannie B. Mrs. inspector, bds. 8
Waverley [40 Hollywood
Partridge George, shoecutter, 68 High, h.
Partridge George W. omnibus line, 255 Pleas-
ant, h. do. [h. 80 Orange
Partridge James M. boot former, 70 Winter,
Partridge Sarah G. widow of Simeon, h. 7
Hollywood [school, b. 7 Hollywood
Partridge Susie A. teacher, Sycamore street
Pastor Andrew, confectioner, 832 Main, b.
84 Shrewsbury
Patch Adna S. truckman, house 182 Austin
Patch Frank T. clerk, B. & A. R. R. ft'eight
office, h. 59 Piedmont [Chandler n. June
Patch George E. machinist, 110 Green, h.
Patch Joseph W. machinist, honse 82 Wood-
land [8 Market
Patch Leander C. painter, 84 Prescott, bds.
Patch Maggie H. Mrs. house 26 Kendall
Patch William W. teamster, h. Chandler n.
June [Millbury
Paterson Emanuel, helper, 161 Union, b. 97
Pathie William, door plates, 29 Houghton,
h. do. [ington sq. b. 18 Waverley
Patridge Fannie E. Mrs. cardmaker, 19 Wash-
Patridge George, carpenter, r. 31 Thomas,
h. 19 Highland [h. 21 Highland
Patridge Micajah, carpenter, r. 31 Thomas,
Patstone J. William, draughtsman, 464 Main,
bds. 2 West [Irving
Pattee Nellie, bookkeeper, 550 Main, bds. 15
Patten Davis B. watchman, 94 Grove, house
83 Highland
PATTEN WILLIAM 0. A CO. grocers, 538
Main, house 16 Sycamore. — See page 5i7
Patterson Albert, tailor, 865 Main, house 1
Austin St. pL
Patterson Andrew, engraver, h. 20 Curtis
Patterson Charles W. rem'd to North Brook-
field [berry, h. 87 Park
Patterson David B. skatemaker, 31 Mul-
L C. PARKS,
ZNBVBAKCB AGBKT, 11 PLBAaAJiTT 8TRBBT.
BSTJiBLiaSBD 1SS4.
260
WORCESTER [P] l>IREOTORT.
Patterson George W. bootmaker, 11 Water,
h. 25 Hndson [Front, b. 169 Austin
Patterson G. Sidney A. woodworker, 195
Patterson Mark M. machinist, 95 Thomas, b.
48 Salem [1 Austin st. pi.
Patterson Mary, widow of Alexander, bds.
Paul Arthur S. printer, 11 Central Exchange,
h. 92 Washington
Paul Azariah, laborer, b. 16 Glen [Lyon
Paul Joseph, brakeman, b. E. Worcester n.
Paul Mary Mrs. washerwoman, house East
Worcester n. Lyon
Paul W. Irving, provisions, h. 90 Summer
Paulsen Peter, wireworker, bds. 148 Main
Paulson Thomas, armorer, 44 Central, bds.
11 Fulton
Pay an Frank A. rem'd to Providence, R. I.
Payette Joseph, blacksmith, h. 88 Lamartine
Payne James, machinist, Pitt, b. 83 Wash-
bum [170 Front
Payne John A. woodworker, 196 Union, b.
Payne Thomas, grocer, 85 Winter, h.7 Grace
Payne Thomas, 2d. packer, ft. Kansas, b. 38
Washburn [Hospital, h. do.
Peabody Chas. A. physician, and supt. City
Peabody Charles H. woodworker, h. 55 N.
Ashland [Lincoln
Peabody Clarissa A. widow of Calvin, b. 168
Peabody Elliott H. asst. clerk of courts.
Court House, h. 168 Lincoln [h. 86 do.
Peabody Jesse, blacksmith, r. 66 Grafton,
Peabody Jesse K. painter, bds. 86 Grafton
Peacock Agnes C. widow of James, house 2
Russell ct. [mon, h. 82 Portland
Peacock Alonzo A. brass moulder, 38 Her-
Peacock Ann E. widow of Jacob, h. 7 Decatur
Peacock Cyrus S. carpenter, b. 85 Queen
Peacock John, agent Bay State Shoe &
Leather Co. 68 High, h. 156 Austin
Peacock Lorinda, widow of Stillroan, b. 82
Portland
Peacock Richard, house 201 Summer
Peacock Richard H. baker, bds. 7 Decatur
Peacock Samuel, candy maker, 207 Main, b.
Chatham n. Main [64 Norfolk
Peacott Joseph, machinist, 84 Prescott, h.
Peaker Joseph, driver, house 20 Lincoln
Pearce Anna D. W. teacher, Adams square
school, b. 28 Wachusett
Pearce Florence S. rem'd to Eastport, Me.
Pearce George W. rem*d from city [h. 8 Gold
Pearce Robert, moulder, 63 Washington sq.
Pears David, boards 2 Langdon [Endicott
Pearson Fred. N. boiler maker, boards 39
Pearson George A. (Houghton A Pearson)^
592 Main, house 28 Chandler
Pearson James, carpenter, bds. 28 Austin
Pearson James W. engineer, Hammond near
R. R. bds. 7 SoQthgate [at Leicester
Pearson John A. laborer, 4 Leicester, bds.
Pearson Mary L. milliner, b. 492 Southbrldge
Pearson William, laborer, 57 Jackson, house
7 Southgate [Stafford n. Leicester
Pearson Wm. H. grinder, 9 Mill, boards
Pearsson Olaf A. watchman, 110 Green, h.
5 Glen
Pease Henry C. & Co. (L. J. PeaseJ^ ma-
chinists, 18 Cypress, b. 280 Pleasant
Pease Laura Mrs. removed Arom city
Pease Lester J. (H. C. JPtaM A Co.), ^Z
Cypress, house 280 Pleasant
Pease Lucius W. foreman, h. 18 Gonlding
Pease Mary E. principal Mason st. school,
boards 256 Pleasant
Peaslee Sidney H. removed to Charlton
Peavey George H. machinist, 52 Jackson, b.
8 do. [1 Maple place
Peck Augustus E. pictures, 868 Male, boose
Peck Charles H. supt. public buildings, 464
Main, b. 29 Lincoln [sq. house do.
Peck Earle Mrs. eating-house, 24 Lloooln
Peck Edwin C. leather cutter, Hamilton, h.
5 Mendon [216 Main
Peck George F. carpenter, 8 Norwich, bds.
Peck George W. removed fh>m city
Peck Joel J. engineer, 94 Grove, h. 84 do.
Peck Louisa, widow of Josephus W. boards
5 Mendon
Peck Warren, fanner, boards 27 Prospect
Peckham Albert, stair builder, 166 Union, b.
10 Sudbury [10 Sudbury
Peckham Charles S. printer, 66 Grafton, b.
Peckham John, organ-board msCker, bouse 9
Wachusett [cqtt, b. 244 Main
Peckham Lyman H. woodworker, 100 Pres-
Peckham Wm. H. printer, 442 Main, boards
27 Chatham
Pedro Charles D. (H. A. Bowman & Co.),
112 Front, boards 819 Park avenue
Peel Frances M. widow of Joseph, house
Bloom ingdale opposite Plantation
Pehrson Pehr A. bartender, 165 Main, bds.
5 Thomas
Peirce Abby W. widow of James B. boards
14 Hollywood [Lagrange
Peirce Clarissa H. widow of Otis, house 18
Peirce Daniel, shoemaker, h. 2 Russell ct
Peirce Emma 8. teacher, Winslow st. school,
boards 4 Portland
Peirce Fred. A. clerk, 84 Prescott, b. 14 High
Peirce George, carpenter, 209 Austin, h. do.
Peirce Harding, teamster, h. Mill c. Chandler
Peirce J. Chester, foreman, 10 Mulberry, &•
4 Portland
Peirce Leon D. clerk, boards 18 Lagrange
Peirce Levi, blacksmith, house 85 Prescott
Peirce Sidney B. engraver, b. 2 Bussell ct.
Peirce William H. blacksmith, Pleasant oesr
Mill, boards Mill cor. Chandler
Pellegrini Ferdinando, laborer, house 98
Bloomingdale [Shrewsbarr
Pelletier Giachina Mrs. boarding-house, 84
Pellett Lydia H. widow of Edwin D. boards
15 Cutler
Pellett Wm. E. moulder, boards 15 Catler
Peloquin Felix A. carriage maker, 81 Central,
house rear 86 Tromball
Peloquin Parm^lie, married to Geo. Gaertin
Peltier Solomon, currier, 32 Hermon, hoose
14 Gold street court
PELTOH EMMA J. MRS. children's dress-
making, stamping, and agent Lewando's
Dye House, 810 Main, house do.— j^^
page 524
Pelton Freeman H. fiincy goods, 814 Main,
house 22 William
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK,
OPBN JFOM BUaiNBSa HATUBDAT
BTENIN0B, BBOM 6 to 8 €^CZOCK*
WOBCESTEB [P] DIRECTORY.
261
PeiKler Herbert B. carpenter, h. 65 Madison
PeiKlergast Garrett, laborer, b. 61 Soathgate
Penclergast Martin, carpenter, h. 17 Beach
Pendergast Mary, widow of Patrick, boards
17 Beach
Pendergast Michael, moolder, b. 101 Green
Pendergast Thomas, wlreworker, boards 5
Sis mark
PendervUle Patrick, butcher, bds. 50 Green
Pendleton Daniel, Ironworker, h. 29 Carroll
Pendleton Edwin L. carpenter, b. 690 Main
Pendleton Elizabeth, dressmaker, b. 818 Main
Pendleton Henry, removed to Paxton
Pendleton Job F. gardener, h. 44 Bowdoin
Pendleton Loren W. clerk, bds. 44 Bowdoin
Pendleton Manly H. cutter, 152 Sontbbridge,
liouse 65 Orange [Maine
Penney Chas. D. rem'd to Mechanic's Falls,
Penniman Chas. F. baggage man, Union de-
pot, boards 8 Mulberry court
Penniman Edwin, boards 48 Exchange
Penniman Frank C. clerk. Post Office, bds.
lOi Dlx [56 Exchange, bds. 48 do.
Penniman George P. (J, Penniman db Son),
Penniman James & Son fO. P, Penniman),
veterinarians, 56 Exchange, h. 48 do.
Penniman Lucy A. bds. 48 Exchange
Penniman Mary A. widow of Daniel T. house
6 Orange [7 Main, h. 15 Reservoir
Penniman Silas, city weigher and measurer,
Penniman Sylvia E. widow of Edward, h.
10^ Dlx
Penno Chas. H. removed from city
Pension George, laborer, 21 Grafton, house
189 Exchange
Pentecost Lewis J. bookkeeper. Winter cor.
Water, house 56 Eastern avenue
FNTBCOST WILLIAM AUGUSTUS,
machinist, and steam engine builder,
156 Union, house 56 Eastern avenue. ~
See page 649
Penty William, peddler, house 509 Main
PentT Wm. Mrs. nurse, 509 Main, house do.
PEOPLE'S SAYINGS BANK, 452 Main.—
See page 479
Pepin Moses, carpenter, Water near Ledge,
bouse 15 Charlton
Pepper George E. driver, boards 7 Buffbm
Pepper Hannah A. widow of Elbridge, house
7 Buffbm [berry, h. 52 Harrison
Pepper Harlan N. machine operator, 10 Mul-
Percy Hlland A. painter, house 5 Harris ct.
Percy, see Pnrsey [Southbridge
P6reanx Joseph, helper, 58 Hermon, b. 204
Perham Alice, clerk, boards 64 Austin
Pertaam Dora M. cleric, boards 64 Austin
Perham Lysander M. bootcutter, house 64
AoMtln [Gardner
Perlne Daniel, shoemaker, 680 Main, h. 10
Perkins Ceiia, house 86 Abbott
Perkins Charles D. clerk, 16 Lincoln sq. b.
66 Front [Coral
Perkins Charles E. machinist, boards 29
Perkins Charles L. B. machinist, 180 Gold,
boards Jacques ave. cor. Piedmont
Perkins Derwln P. peddler, hpuse Holden n.
Brattle [Houghton
Perkins Dorotha M. widow of Robert, b. 12
Perkins E. Meade, physician, Asylum
Chronic Insane, Summer, boards do.
Perkins Edward, laborer, house 86 Abbott
Perkins Fred. W. paper, 546 Main, boards
76 Pleasant
Perkins Henry, laborer, 82 Pleasant, h. do.
Perkins James F. cabinetmaker, house 88
Richards
Perkins James R. painter, boards 808 Main
Perkins John S. machinist, 12 Houghton,
house do.
PEBKINS JOSEPH S* painter and grain-
er, 12 Norwich, boards 4 Portland. —
Seepage 585
Perkins Robert C. machinist, h. Harrington
n. Grafton [Southbridge
Perkins Tracy, teamster, 27 Lagrange, b. 6
Perkins Walter S. cabinetmaker, boards 88
Richards
Perkins William E. machinist, b. 4 Newbury
Perkins William P. clothing cleaner, 48
West, house do.
Perkins William W. C. manager Wire Goods
Co. 20 Union, boards 22 Lincoln square
Perley F. Walter, boards 182 Chandler
Perley Margaret, house 2S Sever
Perley Mary N. house 28 Sever
Pero Alflred F. removed from city
Pero David, moulder, r. 25 Hermon, house
58 Lake [644 Park ave.
Pero Edward, moulder, r. 25 Hermon, bds.
Pero Elizabeth M. bookkeeper, boards 644
Park avenue
Pero Joseph T. removed to E. Brookfleld
Pero Louis, laborer, 54 Jackson, boards 15
Lamartlne [Southbridge
Pero Napoleon, moulder, 65 Jackson, h. 68
Pero Prespey, foundry, r. 25 Hermon, h. 644
Park ave. [644 Park av. ,
Pero Prespey, Jr. moulder, r. 25 Hermon, b.
Pero Sophia, widow of Charles, boards 115
Lamartine [Exchange
Perrault Louis, dyer, 1 Waldo, house 127
Perr6 Joseph, moulder, r. 25 Hermon, h. 8
Hacker
Perr6 Moses, laborer, house 10 Layard pi.
Perreault Victor, baker, boards Walker ct.
Perron Adam, bootmaker, 68 High, house 88
Bridge [40 Canal
Perron AA*eme, shoe bottomer, 68 High, h.
Perron D6Hir6, shoemaker, 68 High, h. 20
Lunelle
Perron Frank, shoemaker, boards 4 Canal
Perron Louis, machinist, b. 115 Lamartine
Perry Abble, operator, boards 40 Exchange
Perry Adellza, boards 180 Front
Perry AlAred D. farmer, 120 Vernon, b. do.
Perry Anson, reedmaker, 17 Hermon, h. 36
Piedmont [Vernon
Perry Arthur C clerk, 452 Main, boards 80
Perry Belle, inspector, boards 886 Main
Perry Betsy D. house Holden n. Brattle
Perry Buehlah B. talloress, b. 15 Irving
Perry Charles B. teacher, 892 Main, bds. 78
Piedmont
Perry Charles H. physician, 818 Main, h. do.
Perry Charles M. rB, W, AhhoU dt Co.), 216
Summer, house 49 School
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK,
$1 to 01,OOO BECSIVED.
262
WORCE8T£B [P] DIRKCTORT.
Perry Charles 8. wlreworker, h. 82 Arch
Perry Cora B. dressmaker, boards 1 Mott
Perry Edward C. clerk, house 15 Shepard
Perry Edward G. Mrs. boards 75 Madison
Perry Edward I. rem'd to Brattleboro*, Vt.
Perry Ellsha F. carpenter, house 1 Mott
Ferry Elizabeth T. widow, b. 277 Pleasant
PEBRT FBANK D. coal dealer, and propr.
Qalnslgamond omnibus, house MiUbury
n. frrist milK Qulnsig. — See page 640
Perry George F. clerk, 381 Main, house 8
Hanover
PEBBT GEORGE B. & CO.^ Goodyear*8
Rubber Co. 294 Main, bds. 82 Pleasant.
— See page 522
Perry Henry H. eating-house, 809 Main, h.
283 do. [Summer, b. do.
Perry Henry S. at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Perry Herbert J. machinist, 88 Hermon, h.
16 Irying
Perry James, hostler, 18 Pearl, boards do.
Perry James S. lather, bds. 1 Madison ct.
Perry Jerome, machinist, 57 Jackson, h. 20
Salem
Perry Joseph, died Dec. 9, 1888
Perry Joseph E. engineer, 17 Hermon, h. 78
Piedmont [Claremont
Perry Joseph H. teacher, high school, b. 12
Perry Joseph 8. farmer, 120 Vernon, h. do.
Perry Joshua G. farmer, house Holden near
Brattle
Perry J. Abbott, house 17 High
Perry J. Frank, baker, house 170 Lincoln
Perry Martha R. widow of Charles H. h. 12
Claremont
Perry Mary, house 886 Main
Perry Mary F. widow of James B. bds. 218
Summer [do.
Perry Mary G. music teacher, 16 Irving, h.
'Perry Mary S. Miss, house 108 Vernon
Perry Moses, farmer, 108 Vernon, house do.
Perry Nathan F. farmer, 80 Vernon, h. do.
Perry Peter, laborer, 84 Prescott, bds. 6
Spruce [h. 31 Shelby
Perry Reuben W. blacksmith, 81 Mechanic,
Perrv Samuel D. lastmaker, 92 Foster, h. 28
Clinton
Perry Sarah A. widow of Jehu, h. 554 Main
Perry Sereno A. removed from city
Perry Walter S. drawing teacher, public
schools, house 85 West
Perry William, jr. clerk, 480 Main, boards
14 High [Main, b. 1 Harvard pi.
Perry Wm. S. (E, H, Forbush & Co.), 442
Perry W. A. carpenter, boards 8 Linden
Person Mathilda, laundress, City Hospital,
boards do. [2 Pink
Persson Andrew, armorer, 42 Gardner, bds.
Persson Fred, helper, 51 Green, boards 89
Endlcoit
Persson John, wlreworker, boards 6 Laurel
Persson John, laborer, house MiUbury
Persson Olaf, wlreworker, boards 88 Union
Persson Peter, armorer, 42 Gardner, house
92 Union
Persson Peter E. laborer, h. Granite n. Cliir
Peters Albert R. vice-pres. College Holy
Cross, boards do.
Peters Amasa, laborer, honse 88 liberty
Peters Charles L. carpenter, h, 88 Newbary
Peters Cloe A. Mrs. widow of Boyal, bds,
1 Blossom
Peters Edward F. carpenter, b. 43 Newbury
Peters George I. shoemaker, Hamilton, h.
9 iBtna
Peters Harry, clerk, 99 Grafton, b. 9 JBMdm
Peters Henry, lather, b. 184 Canterbary
Peters John, lather, boards 184 Canterbary
Peters John, weaver, 81 Soathbrldge, b. r.
118 Front
Peters John E. clerk, 389 Main, b. Brooks n.
Maiden
Peters John L. farmer, h. Brooks n. Maldeo
Peters Minnie K. boards 12 May
Peters Robert, lather, b. 184 Canterbory
Peters Russell M. shoemaker, hoQse 4ft
Houghton
Peters Sarah J. laundress, house 144 Front
Peters William C. farmer, boards Brooks n.
Maiden [board.s 285 do.
Peters William L. violin maker, 446 Main,
Petersen Henry F. removed to Surope
Petersen Michael, moulder, rear 25 Hermon,
house 41 Columbia [40 Benefit
Peterson Alexander, helper, r. 26 Hermon, h.
Peterson Alice C. housekeeper, h. 21 Ledge
Peterson Andes, removed to Indian Orchard
Peterson August, armorer, 44 Central, bds.*
Shrewsbury n. Marshall
Peterson August, armorer, 44 Central, bds.
Shrewsbury n. White
Peterson August P. removed to Sweden
Peterson Bernard, mason, b. 412 MiUbury
Peterson Betty, boards 28 Hollywood
Peterson Carl, laborer, house 11 Milton
Peterson Charles, foreman, h. 101 MiUbuiy
Peterson Claes W. filecntter, 10 Mill, boards
6 Gates
Peterson David, removed Arom city
Peterson Ernst, moulder, r. 25 Hermon,
house 40 Hanover [h. at Holden
Peterson Frank O. moulder, r. 25 Hermon,
Peterson Frethlof, engineer, 17 Lincoln, lu
7 Carbon
Peterson Fritz, laborer, boards 40 Hanover
Peterson Gustaf, laborer, boards 22 Orchard
Peterson John, machinist, 44 Central, honse
40 Hanover
Peterson Josephine, boards 50 Orange
Peterson Lars E. machinist, house Green-
wood near MiUbury
Peterson Lars M. carpenter, h. r. 26 Glen
Peterson Louis M. removed f^om city
Peterson Ludwig, bookbinder, 387 Main, b.
86 Lincoln [187 Washington
Peterson Ludwig, moulder, 87 Gold, boase
Peterson Marie, widow of Gustaf F. house
30 Harrison [Eastern are.
Peterson Nils, moulder, r. 25 Hermon, b. 55
Peterson Nils, woodworker, 100 Prescott, b.
1 Orchard [n. Hemaos
Peterson Olaus, wlreworker, house Daley
Peterson Per B. laborer, house 4 Thenins
Peterson Peter G. wlreworker, b. 6 Summer
Peterson Theodore A. paperhanger, 100
Front, house 61 Madison
L C. PARKS'
JN8UBANCB AOBNCT, 11 TLWABANT MTBXBT,
THB OLnBHT IN TMB CITI.
WORCESTER [P] l>IRKCTORY.
263
William, wire drawer, b. 2 Suinroer
Pect«^ew David L. insarance a^ent, 1
Cbapin block, boards 58 Pleajsant
Pe^^«rsoD Annie J. honse 82^ Woodland
Pet.'berBon Charles, wire worker, b. Chamber-
lain ct. [land, hoase do.
Pe^rerson Eva, washerwoman, 824 Wood-
Pet.^ibone George O. bookkeeper, 269 Main,
house 85 Prospeot [b. 544 Main
P«^^bone Nathaniel P. laborer, 19 Union,
Pe^t^ignrew Horace M. wood, 781 Main, house
80 Charlotte
Pet^tlsrew Maynard H. truckman, h. 802 Park
Pe1;tl8 Alflred M. fitter, h. 196 Austin
Pettis Charles M. heelmaker, b. 196 Austin
Pet,ti9 Elbridge G. painter, 397 Park ave.
house do. [196 do.
PettiB Wm. H. bootfltter, 82 Austin, boards
Pettis Wm. H. bootmaker, 68 High, bouse
Borncoat [Camp
Pettit Patrick, armorer, 42 Gardner, bds. 19
Pettit Wm. carpenter, Pitt, h. 155 Chandler
Petty Thomas, laborer, b. M Bridge
PeTey Amos A. dentist, house 18 Hammond
Pevey Benjamin M. dentist, 70 Pleasant,
house do. [ State House
Pevey Charles K. dentist, 488 Main, b. Bay
Pevey Edward P. ( WhiU^ Pevey ^ Dexter),
801 Front, h. 28 Hollywood
Pevey Livonia C. boards 70 Pleasant
Peyton WiUiam H. died July 6, 1888, age 78
Pfau Andrew, wire worker, h. r. 70 £. Central
Phair DIanna, widow of William, house 15
Webster
Pbair William B. driver, r. Union Depot
Phaneuf Cyril, painter, 21 Cypress, h. 69
Bridge [70 Shrewsbury
Pfaaneuf Theodore, painter, 26 Salisbury, h.
Phealan Harry W. clerk, boards 28 Bowdoin
Phelan Chas. C. wire worker, b. 12 Lin wood
place [Pleasant
Phelan Edward C. finisher, 9 May, house 255
Phelan Frank R. machinist, b. 27 Russell
Phelan Qeo, casket maker, 7 Eaton pi. h. 27
Russell [Mechanic
Phelan James, moulder, 100 Prescott, b. 80
Phelan Jennie, boards May near June
Phelan John, house 9 Mott [Eaton pi.
Phelan John J. polisher, 44 Central, h. 12
PHELAN JOHN J. plumber and gasfitter,
30 Southbridge, h. 52 Chandlt^r.— ^^ee
page 580 [Front, h. 9 Mott
Phelan Martin A. cigar manufacturer, 210
Phelan Mary B. dressmaker, b. 12 Denny
Phelan Michael, laborer, b. 52 Chandler
Phelan Patrick, clerk, 80 Southbridge, h. 52
Chandler
Phelan Walter, removed to Chicago, 111.
Phelan William C. clerk, 148 Main, bds. 2Z
Bowdoin
Phelan Wm. C. reedmaker, b. 27 Russell
Fhelon John M. carpenter, honse 514 Main
Phelps Addle L. bookkeeper, 151 Main, bdn.
280 Park ave. [school, b. 57 Prescott
Phelps Alice V. teacher, Quinsigamond
Phelps Alida G. music teacher, boards 280
Park ave. [h. 28 Merrick
Phelps Amial £. cabinetmaker, 25 Hermon,
Phelps Charles A. rem'd to Kansas [Park
Phelps Edward S. salesman, 187 Front, h. 61
Phelps Emery G. glazier, 24 Southbridge, h.
58 John
PHELPS FRANKLO F. stoves, ranges,
&c. 151 Main, house 280 Park ave.—
See page 5Sl
Phelps Geo. E. rem'd from city
Phelps Hannah, boards 18 Claremont
Phelps Henry, disbursing officer (at Wash-
ington, D. C), house 18 Westminster
Phelps Horatio, house 14 Lexington
Phelps Joseph E. woodworker, 100 Prescott,
house 6 Linwood pi. [7 West
Phelps Mary E. widow of Charles E. house
Phelps Thomas Y. agent, boot soles, 19
Church, h. 57 Prescott [place
Phelps William £. clerk, boards 5 Linwood
Phelps Willis F. bookkeeper, 151 Main, h.
272 Pleasant [dale
Pheniz Euclide, carpenter, h. 116 Blooming-
Phetteplace Caroline A. bookkeeper, Leices-
ter c. Mill, b. Webster c. Jacques
Phetteplace Charles H. machinist, 28 Web-
ster, b. Webster c. Jacques [h. 11 Dlx
Phetteplace Emily A. widow of Passamore,
Phetteplace Fayette S. clerk, 94 Grove, bds.
82 Irving
Phetteplace George M. pattern maker, 28
Webster, h. Webster c. Jacques
Phetteplace Oscar A. machinist, 62 Jackson,
h. 818 Pleasant [age 57
Phetteplace Passamore, died Apr. 22, 1888,
Phetteplace Simon W. saw repairer, h. 818
Pleasant [Sigoumey
Philbin Miles, laborer, house Edgeworth n.
Philip Mary Sister, teacher, 81 Park, b. do.
Phillips Adam, tailor, 476 Main, boards 27
Chandler
Phillips Charles W. weaver, h. 21 Ward
Phillips Erastus G. physician, 8 Carroll, h.do.
Phillips Frances, domestic, bds. 18 Spring
Phillips Frank E. rem'd to New York city
Phillips Geo. W. pastor Plymouth Congre-
gational Church, h. 2 Harvard pi.
Phillips Isaac H. bootcutter, h. 271 Pleasant
Phillips Lawson, rem'd from city [Laurel
Phillips Luther, blacksmith, 78 School, h. 5
Phillips Martin L. cutter, 566 Main, h. Ill
Chandler [Stafford
Phillips Mary, widow of Henry, boards 15
Phillips Oscar (S. B. Heywood db Co.), 70
Winter, h. 7 Benefit [school, b. 5 Laurel
Phillips Sarah L. teacher, Belmont st.
Phillips Thomas (PhUlipedb Charbonmau),
r. 84 Thomas, h. 10 Dorrance
Phillips & Charbonneau (T, Phillips and
T. ( Charbonneau )t blacksmiths, r. 34
Thomas [Madison
Philpot Geo. S. dry goods, 8 Green, h. 89
Phinney James L. cutter, 26 Southbridge
Phipps Ambrose C. rem'd to Westboro
Phipps Ambrose L. packer, 152 Southbridge,
boards at Westboro'
Phipps Arthur V. burnisher, h. 8 Sunnyside
Phipps Edward S. driver, r. 155 Main, bds.
159 do. [bridge, h. at West Millbury
Phipps Luther W. heelmaker, 152 South-
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK,
HO NOTICE HAS MVEB
BEEN BEQUIBED,
264
WORCESTER [P] DIREOTORT.
Phipp6 Mary F. clerk, bds. 16 Sonthbridge
Phlpps Balph L. clerk, 466 Main, b. 29 Clin-
ton
Phllbott Philoni6ne, domestic, b. 4 Canal
Picaeps Joseph, laborer, hoose 86 Lamartine
Pichette Joseph, miller, 82 Sonthbridge, b.
84 Portland [Millbnry
Pichette Joseph, stonecutter, 88 Water, h. at
Pichette Napoleon, shoemaker, bds. rear 62
East Worcester
Pichette Veredero, lastmaker, b. 16 Norfolk
Pickens Arthur W. grocer, 28 Grove, bds. 5
Lexington
Pickens Charles A. house 59 Fountain
Pickering William R. boot crimper, 155 Front,
h. 25 Merrick
Pickett John, laborer, h. 5 HouUhan place
Pickett Josiah, postmaster, Post Office, h.
26 Chatham
Pickett Patrick, Uborer, h. 186 Shrewsbury
Pickett Wm. A. ass't postmaster. Post Of-
fice, bds. 52 Lincoln
Pickford John F. h. 27 Wyman [c. Beacon
Pickle Marcy A.widowof Orlando, b. Benefit
Pickup Ann, widow of James, h. 22 Chand-
ler [40 Belmont
Pickup George W. tinsmith, 156 Main, h.
Picoot Samuel, candy maker, b. 8 Chatham
Pierce Albert, cutter, house 87 Cutler
Pierce Annie, stitcher, bds. 189 Grafton
Pierce Annie Mrs. washerwoman, bds. r. 56
Exchange [Russell
Pierce Chas. B. finisher, 68 High, h. 4 South
Pierce Chas. £. moulder, 51 Green, house
at Shrewsbury [Gtoulding
Pierce Charles F. clerk, 464 Main, house 7
Pierce Charles H. carpenter, 81 Central, b.
85 Pleasant [410 Main, b. 84 Elm
Pierce Charles L. clerk. First Nat. Bank,
Pierce Charles L. iron sorter, 68 Washing-
ton sq. h. 89 William
Pierce Charles W. H. rem'd to St. Paul, Minn.
Pierce Comfort R. widow of Lambert, b. 21
Qaeen [Laurel c. Edward
Pierce Edgar B. foreman, 138 Mechanic, b.
Pierce Edward A. janitor Public Library, h.
39 William
Pierce Edward A. clerk, 462 Main, b. 6 King
Pierce Edward F. rem*d from city
PIERCE EDWIN, Wheeler Foundry Co.
188 Mechanic, h. Laurel cor. Edward. —
See page 671
Pierce Edwin S. bookkeeper, 69 Mechanic,
boards 1 Wachusett
Pierce Franklin, physician, 460 Main, b. do.
Pierce Geo. B. inspector, 425 Main, bds. 15
Clinton
Pierce Geo. E. reed-board filler, b. 82 Salem
Pierce George M. foreman, 63 Washington
sq. house 72 Providence
Pierce George S. plumber, 12 Foster, bds. 7
Liberty [Cottage
P erce George T. painter. 4 Elm, house 9
Pierce George W. jr. moulder, 51 Green, b.
at Shrewsbury
Pierce Grainger, farmer, h. Holden n. Grove
Pierce Harlan B. clerk, 24 Front, house
Florence near Maywood
L C. PARKS,
Pierce James A. pattern maker, 19 Chiirdi,
hoDse 2 IfiUbrook, Northvflle
Pierce Jefferson D. cigar maker, 166 Front,
hoose 16 Washburn
Pierce John, brakeman, bds. 12 Belmont
Pierce John H. painter, h. 1 Hi^h at. ct.
Pierce John L. shoemaker, 11 Water, hoose
15 Hudson [Beacon
Pierce John T. machinist, 54 Jackson, b. 50
Pierce Joseph E. R. carpenter, 14 Norwich,
house 15 Penn ave.
Pierce Joseph F. (Arnold, GaUaghet ^
Pierce), Hammond n. R. B. hooaeST
Edward [48
Pierce Joseph M. T. died April 28, 188S, age
Pierce J. E. K. Mrs. dressmaker, 16 Penn ar.
h. do.
Pierce J. Henry, clerk, B. & A. B. B. fkeigfat
office, h. 60 Providence
Pierce Lavina, hoose 807 Pleasant
Pierce Leonard L. boots and shoes, 285
Main, house 84 Elm
Pierce Lois, ¥ridow of Darius, boards 28
Lincoln sq. [87 Main
Pierce Louis R. engineer, 94 Grove, hoose
Pierce Louisa M. housekeeper, 6 Blveivide
Pierce Mallnda B. widow of Loclos, boards
rear 80 Lincoln
.Pierce Marcos M. bootmaker, boards 307
Pleasant [Providence
Pierce Mary A. widow of James B. house 60
Pierce Mary J. widow of Joseph M. T. h. S$
Wellington
Pierce Oliver £. clerk, 100 Prescott, boards
167 Lincoln [Giwe
Pierce R. Jodson, farmer, hoose Holden n.
Pierce Samuel, clerk, Post-Office, b. Laurel
cor. Edward
PIERCE STLYESTEB S. wholesale liquors,
69 Mechanic, house 1 Wachusett. — See
page 548 [7 Liberty
Pierce Thlrzah, widow of Royal 8. hoose
Pierce Wm. switchman, boards 16 Mechanic
Pierce William C. clerk, 556 Main, hoose SS
King
Pierce William D. clerk, 285 Main, b. 84Ehn
Pierce William E. house 8 William st. ar.
Pierce William H. currier, 60 Bloomlngdale,
boards 56 Coral
Pierce William I. removed to Boston
Pierce, see Pearce and Pelrce
Plerpolnt James P. student, b. 28 Lincoln sq.
Pletrasanta Gervaslo, laborer, b. 61 Soilblk
Plhlblad Axel, woodworker, 9 May, bds. 18
Orchard [MlUbrook
Plhlblad Carl W. galvanlzer, h. Byron near
PIKE AMOS9 mason and contractor, 6S
Laorel, house do. — See page 588
Pike Amos, driver, house 53 Providence
Pike Cyril, grocer, 18 Glen, h. 80 Orchard
Pike Edwin S. carpenter, 110 Green, house
88 Richland
Pike Ella, waiter. United States Hotel, b. do.
Pike Frederick S. machinist, 100 Prescott,
house 14 Auburn
Pike George H. mason, boards 62 Laurel
PIKE HORACE 8. mason and truckman,
house 12 Townsend. — Seepage 587
INSUBANCB AGENT, 11 PLEASANT MTRBET,
ESTABLISHEJ^ 1854,
WORCESTER [P] DIRECTORY.
265
Ignatius S. grocer, 74 Lamartlne, house
76 do. [Lamartlne
James, shoemaker, 155 Front, house 98
John B. saloon, 84 Lamartlne, house 68
Laftiyette
John F. insurance, 14 Pearl, boards 2
Maple place HLeicester
Lyman W. engineer, boards Ludlow c.
Pfke May K. Mrs. housekeeper. Bay State
House
Pike Paphro D. removed to Spencer
Pike Sunuel B. yardman, h. 8 Henchman
Pike Waldo A. laborer, 57 Jackson, boards
18 Lagrange [Leicester
Pike William P. finisher, house Ludlow cor.
Pilet Israel, clerk, 96 Wall, boards do.
PUet Joseph, wood finisher, 196 Union, h.
58 Wall
Pilet Napoleon, clerk, 96 Wall, boards do.
Pilet Samuel, grocer, 96 Wall, house do.
PiUlg GodArey, shoe bottomer, 10 Mulberry,
h. Madison ct. [Harris ct.
Pilling John, moulder, 52 Jackson, house 8
PUlsbury Martha C. widow of Harrison, b.
11 Oread place
Pine Edward, laborer, boards 14 Assonet
Pingrey Eliza A. widow of Emerson J. bds.
69 Piedmont
PiDkertou Alfred S. lawyer, 9 Chapin block,
b. 147 Main [Main, b. 147 do.
Plokerton Maria W. Mrs. news depot, 7
PInkham C. Elizabeth Mrs. dressmaker,
3684 Main, b. do. [225 do.
Pinkham Edward, wireworker, 179 Main, b.
PInkham Frederic, brakeman, W., N. & R.
R. R. bUs. Grove n. Salisbury pond
PInkham James S. carpets, 1 Foster, house
8 Maywood [viile. Me.
PInkham Thomas W. removed to So. Mont-
Pi iikham Thomas W. 2d. wireworker, 179
Main, b. Grove n. Salisbury pond
Pinney Edward W. clerk, 80 Arch, bds. 28
liincoln square [Elizabeth
Pinney Ralph, clerk, 215 Main, boards 19
Pion Louis, removed Arom city
PioD Pierre, pattern maker, 129 Gold, house
146 Southbridge [4 Dewey
Piper Charles A. armorer, 42 Gardner, bds.
Piper Charles F. woodworker, 110 Green,
house 7 Winthrop
Piper George M. boards 15 Irving
Piper James, wire drawer, h. 81 Highland
Piper John H. pattern maker, 110 Green, h.
60 Vernon
Piper Mabel, teacher, Millbury st. school,
bds. 60 Vernon [4 Dewey
Piper Peter S. armorer, 42 Gardner, house
Piper Sarah, widow of William, b. 66 Front
I^per Thomas, foreman, 94 Grove, bouse 116
Lincoln
Piper William A. policeman, City Hall, h.
Grand st. ct.
Piper William H. carpenter, 10 £. Worces-
ter, h. 85 Eastern ave.
Piskator Carl J. laborer, h. Taylor, Q.
Pitman William H. b. 27 Chatham [bridge
Pitt Wm. weaver, Brussels, h. 561 South-
Pitts David M. carpenter, house 83 May
Place John L. filer, house 88 Benefit
PLACE MARY A CO. loom reed manufs.
84 Union, h. 150 Central. — Seepage 678
Plalsance Alphonse, blacksmith, 170 Me-
chanic, bds. 58 Central
Plaisted Edward B. (J, W. Plaisted db Sons),
boards 29 Wyman
PLAISTED JOHN W. A CO. (S. W. Plais-
ted), wholesale produce, 151 Front, and
(J. W. Plaisted A Sons), house 29 Wy-
man.— Seepage 555
Plaisted J. W. & Sons (S, W. and E, B,
Plaieted), grocers, 885 Main [21 Sever
Plaisted Mary J. widow of William E. bds.
Plaisted Samuel, stable, 1 Pleasant pi. house
7 Townsend
Plaisted S. Wallace (J, W. Plaisted A Co.),
151 Front, and (J. W. Plaisted A Sons),
house 29 Wyman [Elizabeth
Plaisted Wm. L. farmer (at Oxford), h. 19
PLAISTED WILLIAM L. A SON r^. M,
Plaisted and J, S. Holt), steam bakery,
215 Main. — See page 544
Plaisted William M. (W. L. Plaisted A Son),
215 Main, boards 19 Elizabeth
Plamondon Aurel, woodworker, 171 Union,
house 20 Central
Plamondon Joseph, shoemaker, 878 Main, h.
65 School [n. Bloomingdale
Plant Alice Mrs. dressmaker, h. Plantation
Plant Anthony, blacksmith, 4 Leicester, h. 8
Hacker [Southbridge n. city line
Plant ITellx, machinist, 28 Webster, boards
Plant Lucy, widow of Louis, b. Shrewsbury
c. Lyon
Plants Charles, laborer, house 28 Barclay
Plante Ferdinand, bootmaker, 82 Austin, h.
158 Washington
Plante Levi, finisher, 70 Winter, h. 21 Burt
Piatt Frederick JD. varnlsher, 17 Hermon, h.
47 Irving
Platts Lydla Mrs. artist, 527 Main, h. do.
Pleasants Alfred, blacksmith, 170 Mechanic,
b. 58 Central
Pleasants Matthias, carpenter, h. 50 Union
Plimpton Alden B. carpenter, 100 Prescott,
house Whipple
Plimpton Emma M. teacher. Providence st.
school, b. 101 Austin [22 Cambridge
Plimpton Geo. W. machinist, 28 Webster, h.
Plimpton James, laborer, bouse 2^ Davis
Ploch Charles H. cigar maker, 249 Main, b.
65 Lafayette [Lafayette
Ploch G. Charles, wire stralghtener, h. 65
Pioch Henry, driver, 72 Lamartlne, boards
65 Lafayette [Bell pond
Plude Ebin, quarryman, house Belmont n.
Plummer Jeremiah W. laborer, h. 6 South-
bridge
Plummer Osgood (Boynton A Plummer),
Lagrange cor. R. R. house 808 Main
Plankett Francis, lawyer, 18 Pearl, boards 20
^tna
Plunkett James, boot treer, 619 Main, house
82 Millbury [20 JStna
Plunkett Thomas (State House, Boston), h.
Plympton Adolphus B. removed to Shrews-
bury
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK,
ALL TAXES VPON 1>BP08IT8
PAIJD BY THE BANK.
266
WORCESTER [P] DIRKCTORT.
Plympton Noah A., hoase 22 Piedmont
PoisBon Ktlenne, laborer, h. 51 Canterbary
Polachi Carlo, baker, 87 Millbury, boose do.
Poland Charles T. salesman, h. 86 Clifton
Pollard Catharine J. housekeeper, boards
148 Main
Pollard Eliza A. mnslc teacher, 10^ Walnnt,
bds. at Leicester [11 Elliott
Pollard Fred. E. draughtsman, 492 Main, b.
Pollard George F. salesman, h. 8 William
Pollard George P. wood, 10 Mason, house 6
Townsend
Pollard John, laborer, house 15 Dorrance
Pollard John, Jr. weaver, Brussels, house 8
Colton [h. r. 22 Chandler
Pollard John G. (HUl & Pollard), 10 Pearl,
Pollard John L. house 6 Townsend
POLLABD LEONARD L. machinist, and
model maker, 19 Church, house 72 Chat-
ham.— Seepage 648
Pollard Levi, removed to East Jaffirej, N. H.
Pollard Luther F. organ finisher, 54 Hermon,
boards 148 Main
Pollard Richard, wlredrawer, house 10 Cam-
bridge pi. [Holmes
Pollard Thomas, weaver, Brussels, bds. 22
Pollinger Charles F. plumber, 1 Maple, bds.
215 Main
Pollinger Charlotte, housekeeper, 98 Park
Pollinger George, weaver, Brussels, bds. 98
Park [Piedmont
Pollock James, painter, 488 Main, boards 88
Pomeroy James £. publisher, h. 21 Prospect
Pomeroy Lucian M. chairmaker, 15 Union,
house 88 Belmont
Pond David W. pres. Pond Machine Tool
Co., Union cor. Exchange, h. 1 Harvard
Pond Henry, plumber, 2 Bigelow ct. boards
81 Mai^on
Pond Herbert W. driver, 8 Lincoln sq. h. 66
Laurel [51 Belmont
Pond Lucius W. machinist, 140 Union, h.
F^ND MACHINE TOOL GO. 161 Union o.
£xchan<re. — Seepage 628
Pond Mary M. S. widow of John F. boards
88 Oxford [Auburn
Pond 0ti8 S. real estate, 12 Front, house at
Pond Willard F. scavenger, 12 Front, and
farmer, h. 101 Vernon [Alden
Pool Francis N. machinist, 122 Gold, h. 12
Poore Edwin S. (Poore & Webber), 601 Main
Poore & Webber (E. 8. Poore and H. W.
Webber), hairdressers, 601 Main
Pope Henry W. couple maker, 25 Hermon,
house at Oxford
Pope Irvine C. cutter, 9 Barton pi. house 2
Clough ct. [18 Sycamore
Pope Lemuel 8. foreman, 9 Barton pi. house
Pope Samuel F. machinist, b. 58 Front
Pope Sarah, removed flrom city
Pope Sylvia, attendant, City Hospital, b. do.
Por John, lastmaker, 19 Church, house 12
Franklin
Por Telesphore, lastmaker, 19 Church, bds.
140 Southbridge [Hibernia
Port Louis W. lastmaker, 19 Church, bds. 9
Port Henry, lastmaker, 19 Church, house 9
Hibernia
Port Mary, widow of Corliss, b. 9 Hiberai*
Portelance Arthur, engineer. W., N. & R. B.
R. freight yard, house 146 Bxchange
Porter Charles, teamster, bds. 25 Pnlton
Porter Daniel H. pastor Bethel Church, b.
27 Liberty [school, b. 26 Sever
Porter Emma A. Mrs. princii>ai Adriatic
Porter Francena £. physician, 8 Portland, h.
do. [bridgpe, h. do.
Porter Hattie R. S. eating-house, 28 Sontii-
Porter Jacques A. mason, h. 8 Bloomlngrtate
court
Porter James, boards 8 Portland C^^ Maple
Porter Jennie M. Mrs. trimmer, 419 Main, b.
Porter Joseph, laborer, h. 96 Norfolk
Porter Joseph N. provisions, 2 Silver, b. do.
Porter Juliet, teacher, State Normal School,
h. 45 Shelby C^ 9 King
Porter Samuel (Colby S Porter), 92 Foster,
Porter Samuel A. machinist, h. 11 I^axirel
Porter Sidney, bootmaker, h. 7 Ascension
Porter Walter, clerk, 440 Main, b. 9 King
Porter Walter H. carpenter, b. 142 Pleasant
Porter Wm. M. plumber, 12 Foster, bds. 15
Maple [18 Harrison
Portle JefStej, laborer, 12 Shrewsbury, bouse
Portle Mary, widow of Daniel, h. 18 Harrison
Post Judson A. (Seger db Poet), 18 Pink, b.
13 Denny [b. do.
Potashinski Hattie, dressmaker, 29 Thomas,
Potashlnski Lena, dressmaker, b. 39 Thomas
Potashinski Raphael S. peddler, house S9
Thomas [do.
Potashinski Wolf, dry goods, 105 Park, b. 98
Potter Asahel S. spindle maker, 76 School,
h. 74 Summer [block, h. 36 Cedsr
Potter Burton W. lawyer, 1 Post Office
Potter Charles A. fancy goods, 40 Front, h.
29 Crown [b. 68 Mechanic
Potter Charles W. hairdresser, 1 Trumbull,
Potter Edward A. fireman, W., N. & R. B. B.
h. at Ayer Junction
Potter Elizabeth A. teacher, b. 178 Austin
Potter Elwin A. bootmaker, 60 King, house
5 Davis [B. repair shop, h. 2 Eden
Potter Francis B. machinist, W., N. &R. B.
Potter Geo. L. bootmaker, 60 King, h. 2$
Hawley
Potter Herbert J. waiter, b. 811 Main [do.
Potter H. C. Mrs. physician, 57 Fountain, h.
Potter John T. hairdresser, 127 Main, h. 57
Fountain [Mill, Tatnuck
Potter Joseph G. grocer, house Pleasant n.
Potter Julian C. varnisher, 19 Union, b. S7
Main [178 Austhi
Potter Marshall A. dentist, 844 Main, house
Potter Mary T. widow of Anthony, house 8
Queen [108 Chandler
Potter William, paperhanger, 284 Main, bds.
Pottle James M. farmer at Edwin B. Morse's,
West Boylston, boards do.
Poulsen Oscar, rem*d from city
pOWELL ALBERT M. A CX>. CG. CarUr),
X machinists' tools manufs. 140 Union, h.
168 Austin,— See page 635 [168 Austia
Powell ('ornelia A. widow of Charlea A. b.
Powell Edgar, boards 8 Montague [Queen
Powell Joseph, grinder, 128 Chandler, b. 8
L C. PARKS'
1N»VMANCB JLQENCY, tt BLBASAVT HTMEMT,
THE OLDEST IK THE CITT.
WOSCE8TEK [P] DIRECTORY.
267
Power Alice, widow of John, b. 11 8. Irving
Power Bridget, widow of Lawrence, bds. 17
Ash
Power Bridget, domestic, 88 Webster
Power Bridget, widow of Richard, h. 67 King
Power Catharine, widow of James, h. 16 Ash
Power I>elia, dressmaker, 15 Ash, bds. do.
Power Sdward, boot treer, b. 49 Oxford
Power £dward £. laborer, h. 49 Oxford
Power James, laborer, 51 Qreen, h. 89 Salem
Power James, laborer, h. Powers ct. [Salem
Power James W. clerk, 580 Main, boards 89
Power Johannah, widow of Nicholas, bds. 6
Blilton
Power John, laborer, h. 16 So. Irving
Power John, trackman, h. r. 36 Assonet
Power John, wireworker, b. Powers ct.
Power John J. pastor St. Paul's Church, h.
88 High [18 Assonet
Power John J. carpenter, SI Grafton, house
Power John M. rem*d to Newark, N. J.
Power John W. moulder, r. 25 Hermon, h.
8 Blake
Power Katie, domestic, 884 Main [Union av.
Power Martin, laborer, 189 Front, house 7
Power Mary A. clerk, b. 24 Spruce [Spruce
Power Mary A. widow of Maurice A. h. 24
Power Michael, rem'd from city
Power Michael J. carpet layer, h. 6 Essex
Power Morris, laborer, house 40 Bellevue
Power Nicholas, died Aug. 18, 1888, age 81
Power Nicholas, slate roofer, b. 5 Milton
Power Nora, widow of Patrick, h. rear 86
Assonet
Power Patrick, laborer, b. r. 86 Assonet
Power Pierce, laborer, house Sutton road c.
Sutton lane
Power Pierce, wireworker, h. 19 Townsend
Power Richard, laborer, 84 Prescott, bds. 6
Essex [b. 40 Bellevue
Power Richard P. moulder, 188 Mechanic,
Power William, carpenter, Fox pi. h. do.
Power William, laborer, 84 Prescott, bds. 6
Essex [17 Assonet
Power William, laborer, 57 Jackson, house
Power William, laborer, house 9 North
Power Wm. machinist, 140 Union, b. 40 Bel-
levue [Congress
Powers Albert J. foreman, 68 High, house 8
Powers Andrew, wire drawer, h. 176 Grove
Powers Ann M. boarding-house, 25 Fulton
Powers Bridget, widow of Michael, house
167 Salem
Powers Bridget, widow of Nicholas, bds. 74
Canterbary
Powers Bridget T. boards 28 Camp
Powers Catherine, died April 2, 1888, age 88
Powers Catherine C. widow of James P. b.
18 Blaff
Powers C. Edgar, watchmaker, 894 Main, b.
6 Chatham [Mott
Powers David, saloon, 2 Winter, house 12
Powers Edward, hostler, 7 Beaver, h. 11 do.
Powers Edward, laborer, 817 Southbridge,
• bds. 16 Grosvenor
Powers Ellen, house 16 Grosvenor
Powers Fred. E. puncher, 11 Cypress, h. 48
Shelby
Powers George H. clerk, 47 Lincoln, boards
6 Frait [20 Wachusett
Powers Henry A. chalrmaker, 15 Union, h.
Powers Henry C. cutter, 82 Austin, bds. 527
Main [88 Canterbury
Powers James, laborer, 817 Southbridge, h.
Powers James, shoemaker, b. 28 So. Irving
Powers Joe Miss, house 14 Fox
Powers Johannah, house 11 So. Irving
Powers John, engineer, B. & A. R. R. house
15 Mendon
Powers John, laborer, house 58 King
Powers John, laborer, 100 Prescott, house
52 Suffolk
Powers John, wireworker, 94 Grove
Powers John, laborer, 21 Grafton, house 50
Chandler [st. ct.
Powers John, wire drawer, house 8 Douglas
Powers John, laborer, house 28 Mitchell
Powers John A. clerk, 444 Main, boards 26
Spruce [77 do.
Powers John H. stitcher, 82 Austin, boards
Powers John H. teamster, h. 8 Winter
Powers John J. finisher, 68 High, b. 58 King
Powers John J. roadmaster, P. & W. R. R.
house 40 Oread
Powers John W. spinner, Hopevllle Mfg.
Co. boards 114 Sonthgate
Powers Joseph W. house 7 Gates
Powers Margaret, widow of Michael, house
58 Chandler
Powers Martin, paver, boards 28 Austin
Powers Mary, widow of Thomas, house 184
Mechanic [Temple
Powers Mary, widow of Walter, house 48
Powers Mary, paster, boards 94 Grafton
Powers Matthew, galvanizer, house 12 Law-
rence
Powers Michael, laborer, b. 114 Sonthgate
Powers Michael, telegrapher, 444 Main, b.
165 Southbridge
Powers Michael, laborer, h. 81 Ellsworth
POWERS PATRICK, slate roofer, 6 Mil-
ton, house do. — See page 687
Powers Patrick, fireman, house 25 Orient
Powers Patrick, laborer, Groton, house 18
Charles
Powers Patrick, hostler, h. 8 Chandler ct.
Powers Patrick, died April 20, 1888, age 22
Powers Patrick, wire drawer, h. 176 Grove
Powers Patrick, machinist, 140 Union, h. 2
Essex
Powers Patrick, laborer, bds. 60 Belmont
Powers Patrick, laborer, b. 114 Sonthgate
Powers Patrick, 2d. laborer, 7 Eaton place,
boards 26 Orient ' [10 BlulT
Powers Patrick J. hostler, 21 Woodland, b.
Powers Paul, wireworker, bds. 79 Main
Powers Phllenia E. teacher, b. 24 Salem
Powers Philip, engineer, bds. 48 Temple
Powers Richard, paperhanger, 84 Front, h.
50 Chandler
Powers Richard, laborer, house 24 Sigel
Powers Thomas, laborer, h. 67 Canterbury
Powers Thomas, wireworker, house 145 Ex-
change
Powers Thomas, laborer, r. 179 Union, b. 49
Washington sq.
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK,
DMJFOaiTa PUT ON INTJBRJBST
rBBRXTAJtr, MAT, AUGUST, NOrBMBXM^
268
WORCESTER [P] DIRECTORY.
Powers Thomas, driver, 517 Main, boards 6
Lovell ct. [Summer
Powers Thomas, laborer, 92 Thomas, b. 98
Powers Thomas A. stadent, bds. 11 Blaff
Powers Thomas F. driver, 855 Main, h. 28
So. Irving [10 Tofts
Powers Thomas F. driver, 166 Pleasant, h.
Powers William, laborer, house 22 Lodl
Powers Wm. laborer, house 10 Bluff
Powers Wm. laborer, h. 21 Grand st. ct.
Powers William, bartender, b. 5 Columbia
Powers Wm. boot crimper, 68 High, bds. 42
Bellevue
Powers Wm. bartender, 2 Water, b. 12 Mott
Powers William J. moulder, 65 Jackson, b.
2S So. Irving
Powers Wm. D. paperhanger, house 60
Chandler [b. 8 Vine
Powers Wm. H. Jr. steamfltter, 193 Front,
Powers Wm. M. house 114 Southgate
Prada Henry, wlreworker, b. 8 Robinson pi.
Pramberg Natallus, wlreworker, boards 194
Prescott [Prescott
Pramberg Nils P. wlreworker, house 194
Pratt Abby, bds. Harrington n. city line
Pratt Abigail, widow of Ezra K. b. Harring-
ton n. city line [165 Chandler
Pratt Alvan S. clerk, 24 Southbrldge, house
Pratt Anna, house 71 Park
Pratt Anna Mrs. house 61 Pleasant
Pratt Bertha, talloress, bds. 56 Portland
Pratt Chas. A. clerk, Pakachoag Mill, b. 80
Jefferson
PRATT CHARLES B. president First Nat.
Fire Ins. Co. 410 Main, house 778 do.—
See hack cover
Pratt Charles H. pegcatter, 82 Austin, h.
251 Crown [18 Pleasant
Pratt C. B. ft Co. (B, F, Lee), provisions,
Pratt David, driver, house 127 Shrewsbury
Pratt Dexter N. printer, bds. 8 Cottage
Pratt Dwight E. boot treer, 82 Austin, bds.
19 Congress
Pratt Ella J. clerk, 47 Main, bds. 48 Eastern
avenue [Park avenue
Pratt Elnathan, gardener, bds. Salisbury n.
Pratt Emellne, boards 165 Chandler
Pratt Fred. 8. (fl. PraU A Co,), 22 Front,
house 29 West
Pratt George, fkrmer, Grafton c. MlUbury
ave. bds. do. [4 Qulncy
Pratt George Dexter, clerk, 24 Front, house
Pratt George F. boxmaker, 68 Central, bds.
19 Congress
Pratt Harriet, widow of Jotham, h. 571 Main
Pratt Henry, driver, house Shrewsbury opp.
Hunt [Main, b. Lincoln House
Pratt Henry S. (Ware, Pratt 4b Co.;, 408
Pratt Herbert A. (BuUrick & Pratt), 464
Main, boards do.
Pratt Jerome, farmer, house Harrington n.
city line [80 Jefferson
Pratt John A. marble cutter, 181 Central, h.
Pratt John B. gardener, house Salisbury n.
Park avenue
Pratt Joseph, house 12 Benefit [Millbrook
Pratt Joseph, farmer, h. West Boylston n.
Pratt Leander S. house 7 Cottage
Pratt Lewis B. boot slder, house 1| Davis
Pratt Lorenzo, carpenter, h. 8 Benefit ct.
Pratt Margaret, widow of Thomas, bds. 42
Canterbury [Anatlii
Pratt Maria A. widow of Lysander, house 19
Pratt Otis B. foreman, 85 Central, b. do.
Pratt Paul, moulder, 68 Washington 8q. b.
217 Mechanic
Pratt Salem, painter, house 29 Kln^r
PRATT SAMUEL A. agent Division 42,
24 Front, house 8 Chatham street place.
— See page 652
Pratt Sarah F. widow, house 19 Congress
Pratt Sumner, 22 Front, house 6 Ashland
PRATT SUMNER ik CO. (W. HI Ora^wd
and F, S. Pratt), manufacturers* ssp-
plies, 22 Front.^ See page 656
Pratt Susan A. dressmaker, b. 11 Thomaa
Pratt Thomas, died Jan. 81, 1888, age 68
Pratt William, engraver, 9 Trnmball, h. 184
Washington
Pratt William T. (Stockwell A Pratt), 888
Main, house Jacques ave. near Qaeen
Pratt Wray Mrs. Temoved from city
Pratt & Inman (F. H. and W. H. Inman),
iron and steel, 17 Washington sq.
Pray Ebenezer, house 26 Grove
Preble Lysander W. woodworker, 19 Union,
house 68 Orchard
Prendergast Michael A. moulder, 149 Wash-
ington, boards 101 Green
Prentice Albert F. (Prentice Broe.J,iuDC'
tion shop, house 21 Woodland
Prentice Benjamin, h. Stafford cor. Lndlow
Prentice Benjamin W. machinist, JnncUofl
shop, house at Auburn
PRENTICE BROS. (V. F. and A. F. Pretir
tice), machinists' tools, iron working
machinery, drills, &c. Junction shop,
Hermon. — See page 687
Prentice Charles, house 68 Orange
Prentice Charles H. rem'd to New York dty
Prentice Charles H. (C. W. Bowker A (Jo.),
Washington sq. house 120 Front
Prentice Frank £. machinist, b. 8 Freeland
Prentice George H. clerk, 18 Pleasant, b. 1
Suffleld
Prentice Harrison S. house 105 Pleasant
Prentice Henry L. & Co. provisions, 128
Front, house 80 West
PRENTICE JAMES E. provisions, 44
Southbrldge, h. 58 Orange. — SeepagebiO
Prentice John £. painter, 12 Austin, h. M
Portland [Jacques av. n. Piedmont
Prentice Luclas G. painter, 57 Jackson, h.
Prentice Vernon F. (Prentice Bros,j, Junc-
tion shop, house 8 Freeland
Prentice W. Alfred, machinist. Junction
shop, boards 118 Southgate
Prentiss Abigail N. widow of James, house
1 Chandler [Channin^
Prentiss Addison, publisher, h. Kendall cor.
Prentiss Emily, cook. Union depot restaur*
unt, bds. Summer opp. School [city line
Prentiss George B. farmer, h. Lincoln near
Prentiss John, farmer, boards 4 Benefit ct
Prentiss John F. tkrmer, house Pleasant,
Tatnuck
L C. PARKS,
IKBVBANCB AGBNT, 11 PLEASANT HTBBBT.
BHTABLi8HBl> 1SS4.
WORCESTER [I>] DIRECTORY.
269
Prentiss 8. HeDry, clairvoyant, b. 28 Salem
Preacott Franklin W. clerk, b. 12 Larcb
Pirescott Rebecca B. Mrs. b. 57 Lincoln
Prescott Woodbnry W. printer, 184 Front,
boards 55 Myrtle
Pressey Ann, widow of Cyrno, h. 81 Cutler
Pressey Frederick L. brakeman, B. & A. R.
R. house 179 Soutbbridge
Pressey Henry M. train dispatcher, B. & A.
R. R. freight yard, boose 21 Honghton
Pressey Joseph W. insurance, 453 Main, h.
4 KIngsbniy [h. 120 Salem
Pressey William 0. shoe treer, 10 Mlllbury,
Preston Albert W. engineer, h. 18 Orient
Preston Benjamin D. engineer, 196 Union,
boase 51 Hanover
Preston Charles, fireman, boards 126 Front
Preston Charles L. teamster, h. 27 Prospect
Preston Elmer J. printer, 187 Front, b. 150
Central [51 Hanover
I^reston Frank W. planer, 196 Union, bds.
Preston Fred. C. blindmaker, 196 Union, b.
51 Hanover [court
Preston George O. switchman, h. 8 Branch
Preston John, died May 22, 1888, age 85
Preston Maria, died March 24, 1888, age 66
Preston Samnel H. boarding-house, 22 Arch
Preston Sarah E. widow of John, house 811
Main [b. 22 Arch
Preston William D. machinist, 44 Central,
Preston William I. propr. Faxton stage, 18
Mechanic, h. at Paxton [Douglas
Prevost John P. shoemaker, 619 Main, h. 28
Price Allen B. carpenter, h. 4 Wachnsett
Price Charles, cigar maker, 409 Main, h. 80
Washburn
Price Charles H. messenger, house 5 Kilby
Price Edward B. laborer, boards 215 South-
bridge
Price Edward O. carpenter, h. 160 Highland
Price Frank, bartender, 18 Central, house 15
Beaver
Price Frederick, machinist, h. 15 Beaver
Price Henry A. machinist, 62 Jackson, Ji. 4
Wachusett [Cambridge
Price James, coremaker, 51 Green, bds. 215
Price John, melter, 65 Jackson, bouse 215
Cambridge [Front
Price Nathan, organ- action maker, boards 66
Price Thomas, machinist, Hammond n. B.
R. b. 18 Ward [Chelsea
Price William, laborer, Brussels, boards 8
Prichard Arthur A. weigher at wl reworks,
Q. boards 8 Chelsea
Prichard George, salesman, house 8 Chelsea
Prichard M. Addle, music teacher, boards 8
Chelsea [8 Chelsea
Prichard William F. clerk, 480 Main, bds.
Pridgon Minnie, washerwoman, h. Mechanic
near viaduct
Priest Edward D. student, boards 40 West
Priest Julius, painter, 4 Elm, house 78
Sonthgate
Primean Antoine, clerk, 500 Main, boards 71
Park
Primrose William A. removed to New York
Prince Adeline M. widow, b. 227 Chandler
Prince David L. painter, bds. 28 Chandler
Prince Edward, clerk, 105 Front, boards 9
Fulton [28 Highland
Prince Edward B. grocer, 148 Main, house
Prince Harriet A. Mrs. nurse, h. 548 Main
Prince Hattie E. eating-house, 171 Front, h.
175 do.
Prince Henry S. canvasser, h. 18 Fruit
PRINCE JOHN A. carpenter and contrac-
tor, 22 Bellevue, house do,^8eepage 588
Prince Lucian, carpenter, house 28 (/handler
Prince Margaret M. widow of Levi, bds. 75
Grove
Prince Mary A. corder, boards 17 Queen
Prince Sarah J. widow of Albert, house 19
Lagrange
Prince Vernon, carpenter, h. 227 Chandler
Printzlau Charles, printer, 195 Front, house
49 Austin
Prior John, tailor, 852 Main, h. 119 Mechanic
Prior John W. clerk, 117 Park, house 14
Plymouth [b. 106 Southbridge
Prior Thomas F. machinist, 62 Jackson,
Pritchard Fred, organ maker, h. 98 Madison
Proal Andrew J. machinist, 110 Green, h. 44
Lamartlne
Proal Thomas J. died Nov. 11, 1888, age 62
Proctor Abble C. boards 22 Chandler
Proctor Alfred T. machinist, 88 N. Foster,
b. 2 Gouldlng^
Proctor Hannah M. boards 288 Main
Proctor Mary B. teacher. Woodland street
school, bds. 21 Abbott [21 Abbott
Proctor Mary J. widow of Charles F. house
Proctor Richard E. removed from city
Progin Belinda, widow of Francis, house 46
Penn ave.
Progin Francis X. cutter, 11 Water, house 12
Douglas St. ct. [46 Penn ave.
Progin William G. machinist, 154 Front, b.
Pronk Ashbell C. K. clerk, 10 Pleasant, bds.
85 Orchard
Protective Union, Division 42, grocers, 24
Front [r. 60 Salem
Prouix John, hairdresser, 18 Green, boards
Prouty Alvln W. tinsmith, 156 Main, boards
Steamer No. 8, Prescott [Main
Prouty Arthur H. sawyer, 9 May, bds. 589i
Prouty Calvin L. house 72 Chatham
Prouty Charles, driver, Spencer stage, 849
Main, house at Spencer
Prouty Daniel W. foreman, 94 Grove, h. 14
Lancaster
Prouty Eleazer, shoemaker, h. 92 Chatham
Prouty Elphonzo W. foreman, 48 Thomas,
house 82 Arch
Prouty George W. wire drawer, house 67
Thomas [r. S. Court House
Prouty Herman, tinsmith, 2 BIgelow ct. b.
Prouty Joel H. overseer at Jail, house Mlll-
bury ave. near Bllthewood
Prouty Nelson, student, boards 148 Main
Prouty Olive, housekeeper, Greenwood
Prouty Prescott, farmer at S. Cook*s, Fow-
ler, boards do. [589i Main
Prouty Salem S. coachman, 54 Jackson, h.
Prouty William A. spindle maker, 72 School,
boards 210 Summer [51 Linclon
Prouty William D. vamisher, 15 Union, h.
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK,
Dividends declared Bemi-atinufMily, and
added to the prineipai if net d/raunt.
270
W0RCE8TBB [P] DIBBCTORT.
Provan John, blacksmith, 67 Jackson, hoose
27 Harrison
Provan Thomas, blacksmith, 77 Foster, h.
81 Harrison [b. 81 Harrison
Provan William L. 6. blacksmith, 77 Foster,
Provo Frank, hairdresser, 45 Washington
sq. b. 14 Cherry
Provost Honorie, carpenter, house Orient c.
Hawkins [h. 63 Grand
Proe Joseph V. organ maker, 26 Union,
Prae Maglolre, mason, h. 18 Grand st. ct.
Prue Mary, widow of Adolphe, hoose 19
Bradley
Prae Thomas H. machinist, 54 Jackson, h. 6
Valley [Thomas
Prugnot Clande, pattern maker, boards 27
Pryer Thomas H. machinist, boards 106
Southbridge
Public Library, 18 Elm [Mitchell
Pnchta Brhart, wiredrawer, Pitt, house 26
Puffer Almira Z. Mrs. boardlng-house, 67
Thomas
Puffer Frank J. foreman, 72 School, h. r. 102
Thomas [1 Hanover
Puffer Reuben A. chairmaker, 16 Union, h.
Puffer William £. clerk, 28 Grove, bds. C8
Prescott
Pullen Philip P. carpenter, h. 8 Queen
Pulson Sven, removed to Sterling
Pnrcell James F. lawyer, 844 Main, boards
^95 Chatham [Chatham
Purcell Mary, widow of Thomas, house 95
Pordy Edward, carpenter, bds. 8 Chandler
Purdy Ellie, music teacher, 81 Harrison,
boards do.
Purdy William F. boottreer, h. 81 Harrison
Purrington George A. salesman, h. 55 Myrtle
Purrington William, removed ft'om city
PUBSET JAMES^ baker, 40 Southbridge,
and 284 Pleasant, h. do.-^ See page 544
Pursey Walter H. wireworker, 20 Union, b.
10 Sudbury
Pushee Sydney A. blacksmith, h. 41 Summer
Pushor Jonas H. teamster, h. 75 Grove
Putford Abraham, teamster, 110 Green, bds.
5 Lafayette
Putnam Adaline J. Miss, boards 8 Everett
Putnam Alexander, clerk, 247 Main, h. 49
Belmont
Putnam Augustus C. fbrmer, bds. 40 Wood-
land [land
Putnam Carrie, music teacher, b. 40 Wood-
Putnam Chandler P. removed fl'om city
Putnam Charles C. student, boards 23 Fruit
PUTNAM CHARLES H. A €0. CW. H.
Forbes), grocers and provisions, 74 Win-
ter, house 84 Endicott. — See page 546
PUTNAM CHARLES T. furniture, crock-
ery, &c. 247 Main, house 10 Kendall. —
See page 577
Putnam Clare W. route agent. Post Office
dep't, h. 80 Elm
Putnam Daniel C. (D, A, Putnam A Co,),
142 Central, b. 75 Thomas [b. 165 Front
Putnam Daniel H. piano tuner, 18 Mechanic,
Putnam Darius A. & Co. (D, C. Putnam),
grocers, 142 Central, house 10 Linwood
place
Putnam David F. clerk, 819 Main, boards IS
Chatham st. place
PUTNAM EDGAR E. groceries, 600 Mala,
house 8 Sycamore. — See page 547
Putnam Edward F. ( Sanders dt Putnam), 407
Main, h. 11 King
Putnam Edward J. (Bemis A Co. ;, 42S Main,
h. 9 Merrick
Putnam Edward J. (Putnam 4b Thwrman)^
881 Main, h. 17 Oak ave.
PUTNAM EDWIN A. groceries, flour, Ac
129 Main, b. 10 Sycamore.^-iSiee jM^e551
Putnam Eliza, widow of Plynia, b. 26 Maaon
Putnam Elmer J. clerk, 600 Main, boards 8
Sycamore
Putnam Frank A. shoemaker, bds. 2S Town-
send [Piedmont
Putnam George A. clerk, 864 MalD, bds. IS
Putnam Oeo. D. diemaker, 81 Mechanic, b.
27 Shelby
Putnam Geo. H. bell boy, Waverlj House,
bds. do. [dale opp. Pairview ave.
Putnam George W. driver, house Blooming-
Putnam Harriet S. widow of Philander, h.
18 Piedmont
Putnam Harrison, clerk, bds. 38 Hongbton
Putnam Hattie S. teacher. New Worcester
school, boards 88 Green
Putnam Helen J. clerk, boards 209 Austin
Putnam Henry, flEirmer, h. Adams c. Belmont
Putnam Henry A. fkrmer, bds. Adams near
Belmont
Putnam Henry E. (Dadmun A PfOnam), 849
Main, h. Castle c. Ely
Putnam Horace, carpenter, h. 26 Mason
Putnam Horace W. beltmaker, 146 Front, b.
84 Park [136 Summer
Putnam Irving B. Mrs. matron at Jail, bds.
Putnam James C. removed tcom city
Putnam Jane C. widow of George, boards
48 Highland
Putnam Jason, harness fhime mannftustnrer,
21 Cypress, house 7 Cottage
Putnam John J. house 28 Fruit
Putnam Jonathan R. house 666 Main
Putnam Lorena A. boards 868 Main
Putnam Marcus M. steamfltter, 80 Foster,
house 189 Austin
Putnam Mary E. widow of Ru ftis W. bds. 47
Lake [7 Mason
Putnam Mason, Front st. herdic line, house
Putnam Olive A. widow of Solomon, house
34 Portland
Putnam Otis E. (Barnard, Sumner A Co.)i
327 Main, house II Walnut
Putnam Rufhs W. died May 27, 1888
Putnam Samuel, former, house Adams near
Belmont [Main, h. 8 Everett
Putnam Samuel H. (Putnam A Davia), 983
Putnam Sarah P. widow of Darius, house
10 Sycamore [90 Green, h. 68 do.
Putnam Sibley & Co. (J, L. Davis), grocers,
Putnam S. Etta, student, boards 96 Salem
Putnam Wm. farmer, house Bloomingdale
opp. Falrview ave.
Putnam Wro. A. clerk, 596 Main, b. 41 Ansthi
Putnam W. Harry, clerk, 488 Main, boards
28 Houghton
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BMK,
BusiirjBaa houbb 9 toi jlkd » to 4f
BATVMJDAYU 9 TO 1 AKB € TO 8,
WOBCB8TKR [Q] DIBBOTORT.
271
PUTNAM ft DATIS (8. H. Putnam and
D. A. Davisjt booksellers, (Stationers,
and blank-book manofs. 389 Main. — See
page 611
Pa1;nani & Tbarston (E. J. Pvtnam and F* IS.
ThurHon), eating-house, 881 Main
Pyne Mar^ret, widow, house 6 Wlnslow
Pyne Stephen H. salesman, b. 6 Wlnslow
i^UACKSicBOM Edsok J. derk, P. ft W. R.
R. f^lght-bouse, Green, b. 10 Madison
<2naggon John J. remoTed to England
Quail Michael, laborer, house Milton near
MUlbrook
Qualey Thomas, removed to Ireland
Quarford Charles, armorer, 44 Central, h.
91 Mulberry
Qaerry William, laborer, house 82 Suffolk
Qoigley Edward P. boot bottomer, 11 Wa-
ter, bds. r. 16 Washington sq.
Qalgley Thomas, weaver, b. 60 Canterbury
Qolniby Algernon S. engineer. 108 Front, h.
1 Lynn
Qniroby Frank A. salesman, 887 Main, h.
41 Piedmont
Quimby James M. armorer, b. 100 Salem
Qaimby William E. carpenter, house 4 Fruit
Quinby H. M. sup't Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do.
Qalncy Josiah, Jr. removed Arom city
Quinlan Chas. J. hairdresser, 12 Southbridge,
boards 4 Jefferson
Qoinlan James, wire worker, h. 1 Charles
Qainlan Johanna, widow of David, house 81
No. Ashland
Quinlan John, wire worker, bds. 79 Main
Qainlan John, laborer, 207 Southbridge, h.
rear 86 Benefit
Qainlan Lawrence T. moulder, 11 North
Foster, house 1 Russell court
Qoinlan Mary, widow of Edward, h. 28 No.
Ashland [pond, h. 95 Belmont
Qainlan Michael, butcher, Belmont n. Bell
Qainlan Michael C. straightener, house 1
Charles
Quinlan Michael J. painter, b. 28 N. Ashland
Qainlan Patrick, laborer, h. 76 Canterbury
Qainlan Thomas, laborer, 817 Southbridge,
house 87 Canterbury
Quinland Alice, widow of Peter, h. 66 Mill-
bury [school, b. 66 MiUbury
Quinland Edward A. teacher. Blithewood
Quinland William, laborer, b. 66 Millbury
Qninn Annie, domestic, 66 Front
Quinn Annie L. clerk, boards 19 Dix
Qalnn Barney, laborer, 46 High, h. 88 do.
Qninn Bridget, widow of Frank, house 62
Lamartlne
Qalnn Bridget, widow of Michael, boards 47
Lafayette [Lamartlne
Qninn Bridget, widow of Patrick, house 88
Qainn Catherine, widow of Martin, h. 127
Mechanic [76 Madison
Quinn Charles P. awlmaker, 196 Front, b.
Quinn Daniel, mason, boards 86 Qreen
Qulnn Daniel R. pistol maker, 44 Central, b.
rear 41 School
Quinn Dennis, laborer, boards 4 Wade
Quinn Dennis F. cardmaker, 240 South-
bridge, house 10 Southgate
Quinn Edward F. foreman, Brussels, boards
62 Ward [66 Water
Quinn Edward J. clerk, 88 Oreen, boards
Qulnn Eliza G. envelope maker, b. 48 Ward
Quinn Ellen E. widow, bds. 12 Adriatic ct.
Qulnn Frank, machinist, 186 Union, bds. 81
Washington
Qulnn Frank, laborer, 187 Front, b. 48 Ward
Quinn Frank J. clerk, 466 Main, b* 20 Vernon
Qulnn Gilbert, woodcutter, boards 9 Bloom-
ingdale court
Quinn Hugh, rlmmer, house 4 Wade
Quinn James, screwcutter, 67 Union, boards
78 Market
Qulnn James B. removed to Gardner
Quinn James H. saloon, 62 Winter, bds. do.
Qulnn James S. laborer, house 22 Union ave.
Qulnn James W. wire drawer, b. 22 Union av.
Quinn John, laborer, house 880 Cambridge
Quinn John, boot bottomer, house 66 Water
Quinn John, laborer, house 18 Briden
Quinn John, engineer, 64 Jackson, house
206 Southbridge
Quinn John, removed fh)m city
Qulnn John, laborer, boards 81 No. Ashland
Qulnn Jonn, laborer, boards 144 Foster
Qulnn John, screwcutter, 67 Union
Quinn John D. pistol maker, 44 Central, h.
rear 41 School
Quinn John J. clerk, 62 Winter, boards do.
Quinn John J. saloon, 99 Mechanic, h. do.
Quinn John P. painter, 18 Madison, house
166 Washington [288 Main
Qulnn John T. machinist, 178 Union, boards
Quinn J. Frank, hatd, caps, &c. 466 Main,
house 20 Vernon
Qulnn Kate A. house 48 Ward
Qulnn Mary, widow of Michael, h. 19 Dlx
Quinn Mary A. Mrs. washerwoman, house r.
Bloomingdale n. Ascension
Quinn Mary A. Mrs. house 78 East Central
Qulnn Matthew, laborer, house r. 29 Spring
Quinn Patrick, driver, 82 Green, house 8
Kane*s court [house, h. 99 E. Central
Quinn Patrick, laborer, N. & W. R. R. round
Qulnn Patrick, driver, house 81 Washington
Quinn Patrick, laborer, boards 66 Madison
Quinn Patrick, laborer, 60 Blooiuiugdale, b.
182 Washington
Quinn Patrick, laborer, house 1 Sigourney
Qulnn Patrick J. paperhanger, 480 Main, h.
26 Spruce
Qulnn Sarah, yarnmaker, boards 6 Wade
Qulnn Theresa D. clerk, boards 48 Ward
Qulnn Thomas, laborer, house 24 Arch
Qulnn Thomas, boot treer, h. 94 Southgate
Qulnn Thomas, laborer, 92 Thomas, house
19 East Worcester
Quinn Thomas H. engineer. Bay State House,
house 24 Spruce [898 Southbridge
Quinn Wm. laborer, 149 Washington, house
Quinnan John, laborer, house rear Millbury
near R. R., Q. [n. Ward
Quinnan John, wire drawer, house Harlem
QUINSIGAMOND NATIONAL BANK, 241
Main. — See page 471
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK,
Dividends deeUn'ed Mtni'^nnuiMyt and
added to the pri9^p€U if nof drawn*
272
W0RCE8TEB [R] DTRECTORT.
Qairk Abbie S. widow of Michael, hoase 126
BloomlDgdale [126 BloomioKdale
Qairk Edward, pipemaker at J. Draper's, b.
Quirk Hannah, widow of Patrick, hoase rear
28 Jackson [Tremout
Qolrk James, hostler, 15 Market, bouse 19
Quirk James, laborer, house r. 56 Temple
Quirk James F. laborer, B. & A. R. R. fireight
house, bds. 18 Mendon
Quirk Jeremiah, bootmaker, h. 47 Franklin
Quirk Julia, widow of Patrick, h. 79 Temple
Quirk Kate, stitcher, boards 55 West
Quirk Maggie E. teacher, boards 55 West
Quirk Mary Mrs. house 8 Myrtle
Quirk Mary A. dressmaker, house 55 West
Quirk Michael, machinist, b. r. 56 Temple
Quirk Michael S. cabinetmaker, boards rear
28 Jackson
Quirk Patrick, laborer, boards 55 West
Quirk Timothy, laborer at J. Draper's, house
126 Bloomingdale
Quirk Timothy, laborer, house 18 Mendon
Quist Gusuf, clerk at C. H. Gates', Millbury,
Quinsigamond, bds. opposite do.
Quist William, helper, boards Perry
Qnle Chas. H. laborer, 57 Jackson, h. 1 Coral
Quow James C. teamster, bds. 2 Hinds ct.
Quow John B. cook, 265 Main, h. 2 Hinds ct.
Quow Louisa, removed to Rutland, Vt.
Qvarford Carl, laborer, house 89 Mulberry
Rabb Richard, woodworker, 84 Prescott, h.
181 Summer [Washington
Rabidou Clement, bootmaker, house 188
Rablnowich Bernard, peddler, h. 8 Union pi.
Rabouschant Peter, laborer, bds. 21 Spring
Racine Remi, blacksmith, house 20 Bradley
Racine Remi, Jr. laborer, house 2 Suffolk
Radcliffe Aloysia, teacher. East Worcester
school, bds. 68 Vernon
Rafferty Dennis, machinist, 77 Foster, bds.
18 Blackstone
Rafferty James, clerk, 269 Main, boards 16
Prescott place [place
Rafferty James, Jr. driver, house 16 Prescott
Rafferty James P. roller, h. 18 Blackstone
Rafferty John B. boiler maker, 51 Green, h.
22 Columbia [house 2 Austin
Rafferty John H. harness maker, 12 Green,
Rafferty Michael, laborer, h. 18 Blackstone
Rafferty Michael, removed flrom city
Rafferty Michael, Jr. boxmaker, 19 Cypress,
bds. 18 Blackstone [Blackstone
Rafferty Owen, laborer, 171 Union, bds. 18
Rafferty Patrick, sawyer, 171 Union, boards
18 Blackstone
Rafferty Patrick W. harness maker, Leicester
cor. Mill, house Coes near Buffuro
Rafferty William, shoemaker, h. 16 Suffolk
Raftery Timothy, house 24 Suffolk
Rahar Martin, laborer, house 53 Cambridge
Rahilly James, laborer, bds. 244 Front
Ralph Dominic, laborer, house 7 Beach
Ralph John, mason, bds. 80 Mechanic
Ralph Matthew, laborer, bds. 80 Meehanic
Ralph Patrick, mason, bds. 80 Mechanic
Ralph Thomas, driver, 28 Manchester, house
rear 59 Blackstone
Ramey Austin, laborer, 101 VerDon. boards
rear do.
Ramo Moses, beltmaker. 187 Front, bouse
84 Lamartine [house 226 Pieasaot
Ramsdell David 8. engineer, 287 Chandler,
Ramsdell Frank 8. removed to Milo, Me.
Ramsdell Henry H. driver, 201 Front, house
10 Trumbull [1 li BeUevue
Ramsdell Horace, policeman, City HalL h.
Ramsdell John H. machinist, ft7 Jackson, b.
49 Austin [628 Hiio
Ramsdell Wm. R. policeman. City Hall, b.
Ramsey Wm. H. salesman, 26 Sootbbrldge,
boards Bay State House [2 Seward
Ramstad Olaf P. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
Ramzell Victor K. clerk, 80 Lincoln sq. h.
84 Orchard [Portlaod
Rand Ellen £. Mrs. boarding-house, 40
Rand Gilbert K. asst. cashier, First Mat
Bank, 410 Main, h. 97 Elm
Rand Herbert L. laandryman, hoose Bel-
mont n. Plantation [29 Coral
Rand Herbert L. foreman, 82 Aastln, bds.
Rand James 8. house 2 Church place
Rand Jane W. widow of David, b. Cobom
ave. n. W. & 8. R. R.
Rand Leonard, peddler, house 82 Hudson
Rand Lewis M. conductor, B. & A. R. R. h.
Coburn ave. n. W. & S. R. R. [Blossom
Rand Milton, finisher, 154 Front, h. 19
Rand Moses, boards 82 Hudson
Randall Albert D. machinist, W., N. A R. B.
R. repair shop, h. West Boylston n.
Greendale [880 do.
Randall Charles, clerk, 885 Main, boards
Randall Eric, woodworker, 9 May, h. 11
Hancock [chanic h. 76 Myrtle
Randall Harvey E. boot bottomer, 13 Me-
Randall Henry, derk, 116 Front, house 61
Orange
Randall Jotham, house 8 West
Randall Louis, hairdresser, b. 195 Mechanic
Randall Samuel, clerk, 12 Front, house 12
William [school, b. 4 TlrreU
Ranger Anna B. teacher, MfUbury street
Ranger Sumner W. policeman. City Hall, h.
4 Tirrell
Rankin James, carpenter, b. 10 Bnrncoat
Rankin John, carpenter, house 10 Bumcoat
Rankin John H. moulder, h. 195 Austin
Rankin Theron O. woodworker, 25 Union,
h. 29 John
Ranville Frank, laborer, 82 Qreen, h. 118
Bloomingdale [Temple
Ranville Peter, laborer, 82 Green, boards}
Rasmussen Johannes, draughtsman, 161
Union, b. 6 Summer [48 Hanover
Rasmussen Knud, foreman, 161 Union, h.
Rasmussen Steffenson, pattern maker, 161
Union, boards 6 Summer
Ratchford John, laborer, h. 97 E. Central
Ratelle Adolphe, teas, 80 Langdon, house do.
Rathbun Charles R. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
12 Normal
Rathbun Phebe R. vestmaker, h. 8 Orange
Ratigan Ann, housekeeper, 118 Washington
Ratigan Bros. (Wm, J. and J. BaUgan),
grocers, 178 Shrewsbury
PEOPLE'S SAYIiNGS BANK,
ALL TAXES UBON DEPOSITS
BAIJ> BY TMX BAIOL
W0BCB8TER [R] DIRECTORY.
«78
Satlgrvi Hannah, widow of Michael, hoase
10 Brackett coart
Batigan James (Batigan Bros,), 178 Shrews-
bnry, b. 171 do.
RATIGAN JOHN B« lawyer, and collection
ftxent, 892 Main, b. 118 Washington.—
Set page 602
Batigan Matthew, laborer, honse 49 Baat
Worcester
Batlsan Patrick E. policeman. Station 2,
XAmartine, honse 118 Washington
Batlgao Wm. B. baggage man, Union depot,
boards 118 Washington
Batigan Wm. J. grocer (Batigan Bros.Jt 178
Shrewsbury, h. 171 do.
Bawdon Frank P. bookkeeper, 82 Shrews-
buy, boards 88 Orange
Bawdon Michael J. wireworker, h. 18 Milton
Bawdon Patrick, hoose 85 Orange
Bawdon William H. weaver, 81 K. Foster,
boards 86 Orange [8 do.
Bawlings James D. fllemaker, 10 Mill, h.
Bawson Abigail P. B. widow of Deering J.
honse 11 Benefit ct.
Bawson Albert K. carpenter, h. 17 Congress
Bawson Ann M. Mrs. honse 188 Summer
Bawson Arthur O. hostler, 86 Central, bds.
47 do. [h. 288 Main
Bawson Chas. B. taming, kc. 72 School,
Bawson Charles H. paperhanger, 100 Front,
house 51 Fountain [81 John
Bawson Cbloe K. widow of Lewis A. boards
Bawson Davis N. woodworker, house 11
Benefit ct.
Bawson Elisha J. watchman, h. 21 Larch
RawHon Eugene A. removed ttom city
Bawson Evander T. paperhanger, 480 Main,
house 141 Sammer
RAWSON E» S. variety wood turning, 72
School, h. 288 Main.— /9e6 page 866
Bawson Qeorge A. hackman, 86 Central,
house 47 do. [Myrtle
Bawson Gilbert N. woodworker, house 77
Bawson Harrison L. foreman, 94 Grove, h.
1 Main [11 Benefit ct.
Bawson Henry C. constable, 28 Pearl, bds.
Bawson Jasper, clerk, 68 School, h. ISO Elm
Bawson Julia R. wireworker, bds. 81 John
Bawson Kimball P. house 8 West
Bawson Lois, widow of George, b. 19 Benefit
Bawson Louis J. clerk, 869 Main, boards
180 Elm [802 Park ave.
Bawson Louis N. painter, 191 Union, house
Bawson Oscar F. & Co. (S. B, Nichols),
tobacconists and ticket agents, 891
Main, b. 19 Irving
Bawson Otis, grocer, 68 School, h. 180 Elm
Bawson Royal T. teacher, 148 Main, h. do.
Bawson Wm. M. driver, boards 47 Summer
Bawson Wm. S. conductor, 16 Market, bds.
Ill Main
Ray Charles, brakeman, house 62 Gold
Ray Ella L. fSancy goods, 268 Main, bds. 48
Eastern ave.
Ray James M. carpenter, b. 27 Wachusett
Ray John, carpenter, h. 48 Eastern ave.
Raymenton William H. physician, boards
Salisbury n. Forest
Raymond Abner, gun maker, 81 Hermon, b.
' 116 Lamartine [Summer, h. 106 do.
Baymond Edwaid A. W. apothecary, 98
Baymond Edward T. clerk of Central Dis-
trict Court of Worcester, h. 12 George
Raymond Frank, bootmaker, honse 2 Lodi
Raymond George, coremaker, r. 25 Hermon,
boards 116 Lamartine
Baymond * George W. fitter, 70 Winter, h. 2
Union pi. [h. 44 Bellevne
Baymond John J. blacksmith, 78 Exchange,
Baymond John W. machinist, b. 6 Union av.
Baymond Joseph D., B. & A. B. B. h. 148
Pleasant [h. 8 Hudson st. ct.
Baymond Joseph 8. shoemaker, 8 Pleasant,
Baymond Michael, laborer, 110 Green, b. 6
Union avenue
Baymond Patrick, freight receiver, B. & A.
B. R. flreight house, boards 6 Union av.
Raymond Bobert, moulder, 92 Thomas, h. 98
Summer [Lamartine
Raymond Susan, widow of Frank, h. 116
Raymond TiUey, carpenter, h. 12 George
Raymore Annie L. clerk, boards 14 Larch
Raymore Charles F. derk, boards 14 Larch
Raymore Henry J. clerk, 875 Main, boards
14 Larch
Raymore James F. salesman, h. 14 Larch
Raymore Mary H. widow of John D. house
68 Orange [84 John
Raynal AlAred H. mechanical engineer, h.
READ ELLIS D* fresco and marine artist,
h. 38 Clifton.— i9espa^e 522
Read Frank L. varnisher, bds. r. 26 Glen
Read George W. varnisher, 84 Prescott, b.
rear 26 Glen
Read Jacob, boards 9 Lagrange
Read James L. painter, 100 Prescott, honse
r. 26 Glen [Chandler
Read Micah, varnisher, 9 May, house 164
Read William O. steamfitter, 198 Front, b.
180 do.
Read, see Reed and Beid
Ready Ann, widow of John, h. 26 Church
Ready Charles, laborer, house 2 Plum
Ready James F. saloon, 168 Front, h. 161
Mechanic [Church
Ready Jeremiah, clerk, 680 Main, boards 26
Ready J. Henry, finisher, 16 Union, bds. 26
Church [Church
Ready Thomas, helper, 162 Union, bds. 26
Ready Thomas, laborer, h. 40 E. Worcester
Ready William, blacksmith, 100 Prescott, h.
Edge worth cor. Byron
Ready, see Reedy and Reidy [68 Irving
Reagan John, machinist, 18 Cypress, boards
Reardon Cornelius, laborer, h. 18 Temple
Reardon Daniel, stove blacker, 468 Main, b.
r. 76 Temple [Shrewsbury
Reardon Ellen, widow of James, house 104
Reardon Eugene, driver, 8 Bridge, house 9
Howard [70 Temple
Reardon John A. clerk, 462 Main, boards
Reardon John W. moulder, boards 104
Shrewsbury
Reardon Michael, laborer, B. ft A. B. B.
boards 12 Brackett court
Reardon Patrick, laborer, h. 186 Shrewsbury
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK,
18
nspoaiTS PUT on interest
VJBBBVAXTfMAT, AUGUST, NOVEMBXM.
274
WOBOBSTEB [K] DIKECTORT.
Reardon Patrick, eDgioeer, boards Belmont
n. Bell pond [h. 48 No. Ashland
Reardon Patrick, woodworker, 100 Prescott,
Keardon Patrick, moulder, h. 70 Temple
Reardon William J. bookkeeper, 34 Foster,
boards 52 Green
Reardon Winneford, house 52 Green
Reardon, see Rlordan
Rebboll Charles, confectioner, 6 Pleasant,
b. 180 do. [Lunelle
Rebsamen John B. carriage maker, house 18
Record J. Frank, farmer, boards Grove n.
city line [Suffolk
Record Oliver, laborer, Groton, house 52
Record StiUman H. clergyman, h. Grove n.
city line [sq. h. 12 Lake
Records AmasaF. moulder, 68 Washington
REDDING CHARLES L. & SON (9. L.
Bedding), collection agents, 410 Main,
house 22 Lincoln sq. — See page 498
Jledding Charles S. (Churchai A Redding )y
8 Washington sq. house 207 Pleasant
Redding George L. (C, L. Bedding dt Son),
410 Main, house 22 Lincoln square
Reddlngton Malachi 7. porter, 17 Washing-
ton square, boards 20 Winter
Redemann Frank, shoemaker, 82 Austin, h.
17 Barclay [ave. n. Tufts
Redfem Geo. grinder, 128 Chandler, h. Park
Redfleld Daniel, rem'd to So. Framingham
Redican Bridget M. widow of James, h. 18
Herroon [18 Hermon
Redican James T. weigher, 138 Mechanic, b.
Redican John, laborer, house 71 Millbury
Redigan Beesey, widow of Peter, house 172
Prescott
Reding Harry, attendant, Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Redlngtou Estelle, attendant, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Redmond James, screwcutter, 57 Union, b.
154 Mechanic
Redmond John, hostler, 81 Waldo, b. do.
Redmond Mary, widow of John, boards 500
Southbrldge [5 S. Irving
Redmond Michael, laborer, 100 May, boards
Redmond Stephen, machinist, 57 Jackson,
house 500 Southbrldge
Reeby James C. clerk, 87 Newbury, h. 176
Chandler [h. 8 Davis
Reeby Richard J. woodworker, 54 Hermon,
Reed Anson A. driver, 60 Pleasant, house 6
Houchin ave. [Court House
Reed Charles A. cutter, 888 Main, boards r.
Reed Charles C. plumber, 4 Austin, b. 2 do.
Reed Charles £. laborer, house 52 John
REED CHAS* G« wheel and spoke manuf.
149 Front, house 26 Channing. — See
page 571
Reed Charles H. removed ft'om city
Reed Charles K. painter, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, house Belmont near
Shrewsbury
Reed Cheney, carpenter, h. 19 Kingsbury
Reed Dwight, house 6 Silver
Reed Elbrldge H. plumber, 4 Austin, h. 2 do.
Reed Eliza, widow, boards 50 Orange
Reed Eugene N. rem'd from city
Reed Frank, machinist, Lagrange opposite
Junction depot, h. 83 Benefit
l)E£D FREDERICK E. machinists' took
XL manuf. 122 Gold, h. 80 May. —Set pa^
658 [n. West Boylstoo
Reed George A. blacksmith, bds. Millbrook
Reed George F. carpenter, bds. Millbrook,
Northville [670 do.
Reed George M. watchman, 448 Main, booM
Reed Henry, Jr. cutter, 388 Main, bds. \U
Pleasant [Leicester n. Gates lane
Reed Henry J. photographer, 406 Main, L
Reed Herbert B. teamster, 94 Grove, housed
Goulding [Clinton
Reed Jane, widow of George M. house fO
Reed John, machinist, house 84 Jackson
Reed John B. bootmaker, 23 Mulberry, house
116 Lamartine [Bisnuufc
Reed Joseph H. sawyer, 19 Union, house II
Reed Julia A. artist, 419 Main, h. 56 High
Reed Lydia D. widow of Philip P. h. 19 Higli
Reed Margaret £. widow of Samuel W. h.
55 Myrtle
Reed Mary J. bds. 77 Orange
Reed Michael, rem*d from city
Reed Sidney L. carrier, P. O. h. 16 Hanover
Reed Thomas H. salesman, house 6 Wahrnt
Reed, see Read, and Reid
Reedy Dennis, laborer, b. 36 Green [do.
Reedy Nora G. music teacher, 112 Park, bds.
Reekie Margaret, widow of James, bds. 594
Main
Reeser Alpheus, rem'd from city [Front
Reeves Adaline Mrs. dressmaker, house r. 46
Reeves George H. roller at wireworks, Q.
h. 17 Greenwood
Reeves George W. foreman at wireworks,
Q. h. Millbury n. Greenwood
Reeves Sarah, widow of Wm. b, Millbaiyn*
Greenwood [B«Kh
Regan Bridget, widow of William, house fS
Regan Eliza, widow of John, h. 27 Cherry
Regan Margaret L. h. 58 Irving
Regan Patrick H. boot treer, 108 Front, h-
4 Wabash ave. [conit
Regan Thomas, wire drawer, h. 9 Redding
Regan William, boot crimper, 108 Front, L
16 Columbia [180 Washington
Regan William J. machinist, 161 Union, b.
Reid Edward, laborer, 86 Central, bds. ^
Shrewsbury [Front
Reid Elliott G. laborer, 11 Water, boards 58
Reid James, machinist, 95 Thomas, h. i S.
Shelby [Shelby
Reid John, foreman, 95 Thomas, h. 3 Esst
Reid Kate, widow of William T. h. 15 Larcb
Reid Thomas (Davis, Beid d Co.), 170
Mechanic, h. 38 Dix [ci
Reidy Cornelius, wire drawer, b. 8 Powen
Reidy George C. carpenter, 23 Sigel, h. do.
Reidy John, carpenter, h. 81 Millbury
Reidy Mary Mrs. dressmaker, 81 Millboryt
house do.
Reikie Christena M. nurse, b. 14 Lancaster
Reilly Catharine, house 28 Pond
Reilly Geo. wireworker, bds. 164 Mechanic
Reilly Hattie, boards 9 Myrtle
Reilly John, laborer, boards 1 Union ave.
MOON RISES AND SETS,
DIBBCTOST'
WORCESTER [R] DIRECTORY.
275
K^llly J. Francis, canvasser, 8 Washington
sq. h. 56 Soathgate
Xteillj Kate, yarn twister, b. 68 Canterbury
Xtellly Mary, boards 1 Union ave.
Keilly Patrick, gardener, house 29 North
Ashland
Reilly Patrick, laborer, 57 Jackson, h. 94
Canterbury [Q.
Keinblum John Axil, laborer, boards Taylor,
Reinbold Albert J. (Beinbold A Marsh), 511
Main, house Illinois n. Gates
Seinbold & Marsh (A, J, Beinbold and C. F.
Marsh), confectionery manufs.511 Main
fiemick Geo. painter, b. Plantation n. B. &
A. R. R. [20 Central
Remjllard Samuel,vamisher, 100 Prescott, b.
Remin^on Charles B. machinist, 161 Union,
h. 6 Robinson pi. [h. 8 Robinson pi.
Bemington Edwin F. machinist, 77 Foster,
Heniington John H. ( T. M, Bemington db Co,),
h. 19 Salem
EEKINGTON THEODORE H. & CO. (J.
H. Bemington), proprs. United States
Hotel, Summer c. Foster, h. do. — See
page 559
Bemmert Ell O. driver, bds. 130 Front
Renaud John B. shoemaker, h. r. 62 East
Worcester [62 E. Worcester
Benaud Philip, shoemaker, Hamilton, bds. r.
Benhult Gustave, armorer, 44 Central, b. 24
Lafayette [Lafayette
Benhult John, armorer, 44 Central, bds. 24
Benna Vincent A. hairdresser, 198 Front, h.
37 Spring [10 Bartlett pi.
Benner Jacob, sausage maker, 160 Front, b.
Beno Andrew, machinist, h. 2 Carpenter ct.
Benshaw John C. engineer, h. 56 Southbridge
Bevell Joseph, helper, 198 Front, b. 180 do.
Bevere Fred, painter, 405 Main, h. 42 Oread
Bevere Nathan L. machinist, 95 Thomas, h.
590 Main [b. do.
Beyere Nathan L. Mrs. costumer, 590 Main,
Beward Thomas, laborer, b. 405 Southbridge
Beynolds Edward, machinist, 57 Jackson,
b. 600 Southbridge [tin, h. do.
Beynolds Effie C.Mrs, dressmaker, 51 Aus-
Beynolds Eliza M. widow, bds. 27 Russell
Beynolds Elizabeth W. Mrs. nurse, house 9
Webster
Reynolds Frank P. painter, h. 51 Austin
Rejrnolds Frank W. shoecutter, bds. 65 La-
fayette
Reynolds Franklin, Jr. shoemaker, rear 155
Front, b. 8 Vine [8 Chatham
Beynolds Fred. A. packer, 100 Prescott, bds.
Beynolds Frederick E. finisher, house Apri-
cot, V. F. [51 Austin
Beynolds Henry, driver, r. 155 Main, house
Beynolds Henry T. farmer, Millbury ave. n.
Harrington, house do.
Beynolds James, boards 14 Taylor
Beynolds James, jr. moulder, h. 84 Ward
Bejmolds James R. wire drawer, house 156
Prescott [B. & G. R. R.
Reynolds John, laborer, h. SackvlUe n. B.,
Beynolds John, laborer, h. 70 Lafoyette [Q.
Reynolds John, laborer, h. r. Millbary n. R. R.,
Reynolds John, wire drawer, h. 84 Union av.
Reynolds John F. clerk at gasworks, b. 65
Lafayette " [Harrington, b. do.
Reynolds Joseph F. f&rmer, Millbury ave. n.
Reynolds Joseph F. finisher, Hunt'8 Mill, b.
Apricot n. Leicester
Reynolds J. Thomas, wire drawer, house 20
Mitchell [158 Prescott
Reynolds Margaret, widow of William V. h.
Reynolds Michael, laborer, b. 70 Lafkyette
Reynolds Michael, laborer, 57 Jackson, h.
65 Lafayette
Reynolds Miriam, boards 61 Pearl
Reynolds Myron N. bookkeeper, 54 Jackson,
house 108 Austin [h. 106 Mechanic
Reynolds Owen, switchman, B. & A. R. R.
Reynolds Patrick, wire drawer, house 876
Cambridge
Reynolds Patrick F. wire drawer, h. 84 Ward
Reynolds Peter, laborer, house 9 Harrison
Reynolds Peter F. fUUer, h. Apricot, V. F. ,
Reynolds Robert M. treas. Wor. Theatre, 20
Exchange, b. 288 Main [b. n. do.
Reynolds Thomas, loom fixer at Jamesville,
Reynolds Wm. C. engineer, 19 Union, h.
56 Portland [28 West
Rheutan Abram A. foreman, 66 Grafton, h.
Rhodes Charles A. rem'd to Leicester
Rhodes Erama A. talloress, 208 Main, hoase
82 Mulberry [b. rear 22 Arch
Rhodes Jonathan, slipper maker, 845 Main,
Rhodes Joseph, watchman, Ashworth &
Jones' Mill, h. Leicester n. city line
Rhodes Joseph W. H. finisher, 4 Leicester,
b. Leicester n. city line [628 Main
Rhodes Samuel A. armorer, 81 Hermon, h.
Rhynders Eliza, widow of Ezra, house 27
Charlton
Rice Abner, farmer, house 272 Grove
Rice Albert L. machinist, 26 Salisbury, h. 7
Hawthorn [n. city line
Rice Alden, farmer, house Millbury ave.
Rice Alden, removed to Sutton
Rice Alvah C. agent Holyoke Machine Co.
95 Thomas, house 3 Wachusett
Rice Andrew J. dispatcher, B. & A. R. R.
house 19 JBtna
Rice Arthur, painter, boards 6 Leicester
Rice Arthur O. rem'd to Jacksonville, Fla.
Rice Augustus (C. F. Qree.n & Go.), and ma-
chinist, 3 Cypress, house 89 Lincoln
Rice Augustus P. painter, house 5 Leicester
Rice, Barton & Fales Machine and Iron Co.
77 Foster
Rice Benjamin, died May 80, 1888, age 51
Rice Bernard W. teamster, boards 43 E.
Worcester [h. 18 Bellevue
Rice Charles C. telegraph repairer, 444 Main,
Rice Charles D. boot bottomer, Hamilton, b.
8 Burt [12 Sunmiit
Rice Charles E. wood yard, 36 Lafayette, b.
Rice Charles H. cook, 15 Pleasant, house 85
Salem
RICE CHARLES I. music teacher, voice
and piano forte, 492 Main, room 86, b.
do. — See page 618
Rice Charles M. clerk, house 58 Main
Rice Charles M. student, boards 9 Bowdoln
Rice Charles W. died Mar. 16, 1888, age 78
POPULATION OF NEW YORK BY TOWNS,
CONSTTLT TMJB
J>IBB0TOnT.
276
WORCESTER [H*] DHOBCTOSY.
Itioe Charles W. wireworker, h. 68 Hlghlund
Rice Charles W. jr. boards 18 Arch
Rice Cornelia A. widow of Charies W. house
13 Arch
Rice Dexter, painter, house 19 William
Rice Edgar £. cntter, 82 Anstin, b. 48 do.
Rice Edric J. bookkeeper, 588 Main, boards
7 William [Sonthbridge
Rice Edward, watchman, 110 Green, h. 94
Rice Edward A. bookkeeper, 81 Central, h.
86 West
"DICE EDWARD B, insurance agent, 377
A Main, house Brittan near Lincoln. — 8ee
page 495
Rice Edwin F. engineer, Hamilton, honse 167
Grafton
Rice Elizabeth C. widow of Greorge T. h.
52 Elm [86 West
Rice Elizabeth M. C. music teacher, boards
Rice Elizabeth V. widow of Calvin L. house
28 Fountain
Rice Emeline, died July 1, 1888, age 68
Rice Emerson K. house 12 Summit
Rice Erving F. sup*t, 196 Union, house 21
Hollywood
Rice Etta E. cloakmaker, b. 18 Belle vue
Rice Eugene B. clerk, 408 Main, house 55
Belmont [n. city line
Rice E. Beaman, farmer, h. West Bojiston
Rice Francis B. (Rice A BartleU), 10 JPearl,
house 17 Hammond
Rice Frank H. woodworker, h. 2 Davis
Rice Franklin P. printer, bds. 77 Chandler
Rice Fred. H. driver, 80 Front, b. 58 Main
Rice Geo. C. machinist, 23 Hermon, boards
12 Summit [10 Warren
Rice George E. hairdresser, 228 Front,, bds.
Rice Geo. E. provisions, h. 109 Grafton
Rice George F. mallets, 62 Foster, bds. do.
Rice George H. farmer, house Grafton cor.
Millbury ave.
Rice George M. pres. and treas. Worcester
Manuf 8. Mutual Ins. Co. and pres. Wor.
Safe Deposit and Trust Co. 448 Main,
and pres. and treas. Washburn Iron Co.
h. 54 Elm [h. 9 Wachusett
Rice George M. photographer, 419 Main,
Rice Greorge N. moulder, h. 228 Pleasant
Rice George T. (Bice d Whiting), 400 Main,
h. 77 Elm
Rice George W. machine operator, 68 High,
hoQse 8 Houchln ave.
Rice Georgle A. widow of Benjamin, house
87 Leicester [Moantain
Rice G. Calvin, fbrroer, house Rice near
Rice Hannah D. widow of Sewall, house 888
Main
Rice Henry C. lawyer, 844 Main, h. 65 Elm
Rice Henry F. removed to Sotton
Rice Henry P. shoemaker, h. 41 Edward
Rice Herbert M. (FUts, Bice A Co,)* La-
grange c. railroad, house 4 Alden
Rice James, blacksmith, bouse 8 Endicott
Rice James, laborer, boards 48 E. Worcester
Rice James D. sec. Worcester Wire Co. ft.
Kansas, boose 27 Chestnut
Rice John, hostler, 157 Grafton, bds. do.
Rice John, mason, house 48 E. Worcester
Rice John, 2d. house 87 Beaeoti
RICE JOHH ft J. a* agilcnitiina w«ie>
boose, 586 Mais, h. 7 WUlHun. — 8sBpag$
605 [9 Oread pi.
Rice John A. (J, A J. A, Bice), 588 Main, h.
Rice Joseph C. wlreworker, boaae rear 5
Lexington
Rice Josiah, died July 28, 1888, a^^ 81
Rice Josiah A. accountant, 85 Union, bds. 6
Congress
Rice J. Marcos, pbysiclsn, 88 Pleasant, h.
do. fSreract
Rice J. Milton, clei%, 18 Bteaasat* house S
Rice Leonard D. machinist, bds. M So«th-
brldge
Rice Lissle, widow of Kewton, b. 07 MjnUe
Rice Lizzie, widow of Lany, h. 44 Chandlflr
Rice Lizzie E. Mrs. widow, bds. ST West
Rice Lots, widow of OllTcr, h. 155 Pltasint
Rice Louisa A. died April 18, 1888, ag^ 76
Rice Loaisa A. M. hoase 86 West
Rice Margaret, widow of Thomas, honse 9
Charles [plaee
Rice Mary, widow of Joriah, h. 1 Llnwood
Rice Mary A. widow of Forester, faonae 84
Irring
Rice Mary C. widow of Beth H. bosarda 61
Pleasant
Rice Mary E. widow of Chaoncy 8. honse
Green lane n. Lincoln
Rice Michael, bootmaker, h. 84 Pearl
Rice Minot, house 77 Chandler
Rice M. Louise, teacher, Washington stveet
school, boards 27 Beacon [Dewey
Rice Noyes E. boot treer, 82 Aastln, h. 18
Rice Ollph W. carpenter, b. 28 Washington
Rice Peter, laborer, boards 861 Mlllbary
Rice Peter, watchman, 85 Thomas, bds. 16
Brown [Wachnsett
Rice Sarah A. widow of Eben A. house 9
Rice Sarah E. widow of Peter, h. Brittan
Rice Stephen, laborer, 41 Water, house at
Aabnm
Rice Thomas C. painter, h. 48 Belmont
Rice Thomas H. wireworker, bds. 9 Charles
Rice Walter R. messenger, Union depot, b.
10 iBtna
Rice William B. shoemaker, r. 155 Front, b.
126 do. [wood, b. do.
Rice Wm. C. driver, Millbury ave. n. Blithe-
Rice William B. president The Worcester
Wire Co. honse 21 Cedar
Rice William H. machinist, 26 Salivary, h.
6 Harrington avenne
Rice William H. carpenter, h. 18 8. Russell
Rice William W. (Bice A Blaekmer)^ 8 P. 0.
block, house 9 Bowdoin
RICE ft BARTLE1T (FrandeB. Bice and
Hdlleck BartleU), real estate agents, 10
Pearl. — Seepage 496
Rice & Blackmer fW. W. Bioe and F. T,
Slackmer), lawyers, 8 P. O. block
RICE A GRIFFIN MANUF. €0. monM-
ings, sash and blind manoft. 5 Sargent
cor. Sonthbridfire. — 8ee page 610
Rice & Whiting (G. T. Biee), bankers, 400
Main
Rich Angellne T. waitress, bds. 7 Hoagtaton
EVERYBODY CONSULTS THE DIRECTORY,
Al^rtfBTiaXBB
WOROSaTEB [R] PIBBOTORT.
877
BtcM Awtin J. laborer, 196 Unioot house 80
Pleasant
Rldi BUloU A. clerk, 94 Waldo, h. 86 do.
lUcb Smest W, remoTed to Charlton
'Bicli Jhraok B. machlae operator, 68 High,
boards 149 Soathbridge
Ricb Frank B. farmer, bds. Moreland near
Salisbury [Saltsbnry
Rioli George H. farmer, house Moreland n.
RIcli Battle, sewer, boards 16 Pearl
Rich Henry B. flurmer, house Pleasant cor.
Chandler, Tatnnek
Rich Henry V. moulder, 66 Jackson, h. 46
Ijincoln [Coral
Hich Henry W. fireman, B. ft A. R. R. h. 56
Hich Henry W. beltmaker, 137 Front, bds. 8
Sudbury
Rich Herbert W. cook, bda« 8 Sudbury
Rich Jerome T. bookkeeper, 18 Park, house
rear 80 Lincoln
Rich Joseph, removed ftom city
Rich J. Bartlett, physician, 82 Pearl, h. do.
Rich J. Monroe, woodworker, 17 Hermon,
house 28 Piedmont
Rich Pembroke 8. agent Ames Plow Co. 100
Prescott, h. 267 Orove [Lamartlne
Richard Charles, presser, 410 Main, bds. 11
Richard Germain J. tailor, 609 Main, b. do.
Richard Leon, carpenter, h. 11 Lamartlne
Richard Peter, laborer, h. 14 Gold st. ct.
Richards Amasa S. rem*d to Jamaica Plain
RICHABDS GHA8. J. & SON (S. F.
BichardBj, boot pattern makers, 424
Main, h. 14 Bellevue. — See page 666
Richards David, rem'd to Philadelphia, Pa.
Richards Bdgar F. (C. J, Bicharde A San),
424 Main, bds. 14 Bellevue
Richards Bdward B. reed-board maker, 26
' Union, b. 68 Summer [40 Portland
Richards Harriet A. widow of Martin, bds».
Richards Henry D. house 67 Myrtle
Richards Henry Y. foreman, 162 South-
bridge, house 46 Pleasant
Richards Hiram A. cbairmaker, 16 Union,
house 87 Prospect
Richards Jenkins J. heater, h. 8 Gouldlng
Richards Joel R. corset maker, 26 South-
bridge, house 44 Newbury
Blchards John, tailor, house 117 Austin
BIchards John B. removed to Spencer
Bichards Joseph B. rags, 2 Blgelow ct. bds.
8 Maple place
Blchards J. Fred, machinist, 42 Gardner,
house rear 2 Lin wood place
Bichards Leander, house 10 Laurel
Bichards Lizzie, widow of George, boards
20 South Bussell
Bichards Louis M. machinist, 26 Salisbary,
bds. 16 Thomas [mouth
Bichards Nellie Mrs. trimmer, house 18 Ply-
Blchards Paul, laborer, 82 Green, house 17
Gold St. court
Bichards Philander F. carpenter, house 68
Summer [44 Newbury
Bicharda Sarah A. widow of James A. bds.
Bichards Seth, music teacher, public schools,
hoose 21 Benefit
Bichardson Ab^ah, cutter, h. 18 Jackson
Blchardson Alfred A. machinist, 62 Jackson,
h. 62 Woodland
Bichardson Annie P. corsets, b. 98 Chatham
Richardson Asa O. valentine maker, 184
Front, house Salisbury near Flagg
Bichardson Charles A. h. 7 Gardner
Richardson Chas. B. machinist, h. 6 Tufts
Rlchardaon Charles C. machinist, 666 Main,
h. 44 Kin/srsbary
RICHABDSON CHABLES 0. paver and
railroad contractor, 1 City Hall, house
880 Main.— Seepage 609
Richardson Cora, housekeeper, 8 Lexington,
boards 1 School
Richardson C. Elbert, removed to Canada
Richardson Bben, teamster, 94 Grove, house
79 do. [h. 6 Agricultural
Richardson Edward B. machinist, 78 School,
Richardson Edwin F. printer, 892 Main, h.
216 Chandler
Richardson Blwin A. embroiderer, bdu, 18
Jackson [at Holden
Richardson Frank, clerk, 241 Main, boards
Richardson Franklin A. machinist, 91 Ex-
change, house 619 Main
Richardson Frederick A. bookkeeper, 77
Foster, b. 8 Charlton
Richardson Fred. H. removed to Uzbrldge
Richardson George (Clark, Savoyer d Co.),
480 Main, house 87 Harvard
Richardson George W. clerk, 84 Green, b. 68
Orange [146 Austin
Richardson G. Byron, finisher, 68 High, h.
Richardson Herbert E. finisher, 82 Austin, b.
29 Coral
Richardson Homer W. butcher, h. 86 Salem
Richardson Horace A. machinist, 91 Ex-
change, house 10 Wellington
Richardson James H. machinist, 28 Hermon,
house 22 Jackson [678 Main
Richardson Jane B. widow of Albion P. h.
Richardson John, spinner, Ashworth ft
Jones' Mill, h. at Leicester
Richardson John, removed to Boston
Richardson John H. stove blacker, 166 Main,
h. at Boylston [b. 10 Wellington
Richardson Leila R. bookkeeper, 40 Central,
Richardson Levi, laborer, B. & A. R. R.
freight house, house 127 Grafton
Richardson Lacy £. widow of Andrew J. b.
9 Wachusett
Richardson Manuf. Co. mowing machines,
84 Prescott [h. 4^ Hammond
Richardson Martin V. B. salesman, 440 Main,
Richardson Mary A. died Nov. 1, 1888, age 84
Richardson Orrln E. clerk, 24 Front, boards
29 Clinton
Richardson Seneca M. ( WUherhy, Bugg A
Bkhardson), 26 Salisbury, h. 180 Main
Richardson Stephen A. mason, 8 Charlton,
house do.
RICHABDSON THOMAS C. maslcian, and
proprietor Worcester Steam Laundry,
16 Waldo, h. 102 Thomas.— iS!espa^« 621
Richardson William, machinist, 84 South-
bridge, h. 7 Gardner
[86 Queen
Richardson Wm. engraver, 66 Beacon, h.
Richardson William A. cutter, b. 288 Main
iUri W UltuEiOllJja bsoplb's sAVTNGa bask bvilbtnb.
278
W0RCE8TBR [*R] DIHBCTORT.
Richardson William A. (Harrington db Bich^
ardsonj, 81 Hermon, h. 109 Austin
Richardson Wm. B. removed from city
Richardson Willie A. woodworker, 110
Green, b. 10 Wellington
Richardson & Carr (C. 0. BtcJiardson and
Geo. W. CarrJt roofess and concrete
walks, 880 Main
Rlchford Ambrose (Cardinal d Btcfiford),
Oakland, h. Lyman, Barnardvllle
Richmond Alcander E. (E, A. Bichmond <§
Cb.J, 82 Waldo, hoase 881 Pleasant
Richmond Edward A. & Co. (A. K. Bich-
mond)n carriages, 82 Waldo, h. 11 Mer-
rick •
Richmond Ira, removed to CJolorado
Richmond V. Adelaide, bookkeeper, 254
Main, boards 11 High
Richmond Warren A. electrician, boards 27
Chandler [n. Tatunck village
Richmond Willard, 411 Main, h. Pleasant
Rlckard James J. painter, b. 5 Columbia
Ricker Anna 8. rem'd to Auburn, Me.
Rlcker Asia, farmer, house Plantation near
Division [16 Sudbury
Rlcker Fred. A. reedmaker, 25 Union, bds.
Rlcker William L. grain er, h. 21 Hancock
Ricord Pierre, laborer, h. 116 Bloomingdale
Riddell John D. machinist, 95 Thomas, h.
125 Chandler
Rldeout Joseph, pattern maker, 68 Washing-
ton sq. house 86 Orange [Garden
Rider Arial S. laborer, 100 Prescott, h. 8
Rider Ella J. dressmaker, 88 Irving, b. do.
Rider John, laborer, house 12 Henry
Rider Martha E. clerk, boards 22 William
Rider Phineas L. telegrapher, 444 Main, h.
85 Lincoln
Riding Alflred, laborer, b. College n. city line
Ridler Robert, machinist, 122 Gold, h. 5 S.
Russell
Ridler William, machinist, 100 Prescott, h.
15 Blossom [Upland
Rledl Frank J. former, bds. Greenwood near
Riedl John, musician, house 16 Sigel
Rledl John G. laborer, Pitt, h. 18 Mltchel
Rledl Joseph, musician, h. 87 William
Riedl Mary Anna, widow of John, house
Greenwood n. Upland
Riedl Michael, music teacher, 446 Main, b.
Greenwood n. Upland
Riedtman Edward, removed fVom city
Riga Joseph, die rimmer, house 86 Dix
Riga Martin, machinist, boards 86 Dix
Riggs Calvin, blacksmith, rear 24 Waldo, h.
9 Glen [tain
Riggs Fred. J. clerk, 184 Front, b. 85 Foun-
Riggs Ira J. cabinetmaker, 17 Hermon, h. 85
Fountain [18 Lancaster
Rignell Geo. T. machinist, 17 Lincoln, bds.
Rigney Sarah, housekeeper, 100 Lafayette
Riley Ann, washerwoman, h. 18 Tremont
Riley Annie, widow of Mathew, boards 21
Ledge
Riley Arthur T. finisher, h. 152 Pleasant
Riley Bernard, died
Riley Bridget, widow of Michael, bds. 249
MiUbury
Riley Charles, machinist, 23 Webster, h. 9
Jacques
Riley Daniel, helper, h. 50 Lamarttne
Riley Ellen, widow of Bernard, h. 18 Spring
Riley Eugene H. moulder, 51 Green, bds. 89
Washington [S. Irving
Riley Hannah, widow of Gerald, house IS
Riley Hugh, mason, boards 27 Church
Riley James, wire drawer, h. 249 Millbnry
Riley James, died
Riley James, driver, house 6 Vernon
Riley James A. weaver, 648 Soutbbridgc,
b. 24 Colton [Cobam av. n. Anna
Riley James E. sashmaker, 171 Union, h.
Riley James J. bootmaker, 9 Barton pi. b.
15 Beach [Carpenter ct
Riley John, laborer, 110 Green, house 2
Riley John, laborer, 54 Jackson, b. 87 Wall
Riley John, laborer, house 44 Franklin
Riley John, mason, h. 48 Columbia
Riley John B. boot bottomer, 82 Austin, h.
81 Summer [Foster, b. 50 Lamartine
Riley John F. clerk, Worcester Gas. Co. 11
Riley John H. rem'd to Albany, N. T. [b. do.
Riley Kate M. dressmaker, 166 Washington,
Riley Lizzie T. milliner, b. 166 Washingtoii
Riley Margaret, widow of Wm. bds. 2 Car-
penter ct.
Riley Martin, laborer, boards 97 Water
Riley Mary, widow, house 55 Mendon
Riley Mary O. widow of James, h. 8 Taylor
Riley Michael, laborer, h. 2 Litchfield
Riley Michael, gigger, Ash worth & Jones'
Mill, h. at Cherry Valley
Riley Michael, laborer, P. & W. R. R. freight
house, h. 5QLamartine
Riley Owen, mason, h. 11 Burt
Riley Patrick, laborer, h. 100 Ward
Riley Patrick J. hairdresser, 419 Main, bds.
58 Front
Riley Philip, shoemaker, b. 18 S. Irving
Riley Thomas, engineer. Darling's MiOi
Leicester, b. at Cherry Valley [bury
Riley Wm. painter, 57 Jackson, h. at MiU-
Riley William, machinist, 81 Exchange, h.
166 Washington
Riley William, junk, house 24 Colton
Riley , laborer, bds. 55 Mendon
Riley, see O'Eeilly and Reilly [43 Irving
Rlnes Isaac, shoe repairer, 160 Chandler, h.
Ring Peter, tailor, 410 Main, h. 192 Chand-
ler [17 Hollywood
Ringels Mary A. widow of George W. h.
Ringels William H. Janitor, P. O. block, h.
17 Hollywood [Perry
Ringquist Otto W. armorer, 44 Central, b. 3
Rinn Michael, wire drawer, h. Sigoumey n.
Edgeworth
Rino Joseph, shoemaker, boards 4 Canal
Rintoul George, loom fixer, 110 Green, h. 50
Winter [court
Riopelle Eus^be, carpenter, h. 5 Douglas si
Riopelle Eus^be, Jr. laborer, Canterbury c.
Hammond, h. 17 Grand st. ct.
Riopelle Joseph, carpenter, h. 55 MiUbury
Riordan Jeremiah, farmer, h. 88 Hanover
Rlordan John, heelcutter, 68 High, bds. 52
Green
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CONSULT TBK
JOIBKCTOMT.
WORCESTER [RJ DIRECTORY.
279
Riordan John, grocer, 4 Suffolk, h. do.
Riordan John, laborer, house 2 Suffolk [over
Riordan John J. clerk, 9 Main, bds. 28 Han-
Riordan Michael J, student, b. 38 Hanover
Riordan Patrick, plumber, 83 Southbrldge,
b. lO Cherry [h. 7 Hill
Riordan Peter, moulder, 68 Washington sq.
Rioox Jobn, carpenter, 16 Norwich, b. 121
Sonthbridge [Main
Ripley Fred. A. stable, r. 85 Austin, bds. 616
Ripley G-eo. A. boards 887 Main
RIPIjBT HENRT H. Uvery and boarding
stable, 40 Foster, boards 18 Maple. — See
page 565
Ripley Samuel B. house 54 Pleasant
Risteen Allan D. student, b. 28 Lincoln sq.
Ritchie Matthew H. plumber, 51 Pleasant,
b. 218 Chandler
Rirard John, provisions, 119 Lamartine, h.
do. [United States Hotel
Rivers Albert, blacksmith, 122 Gold, boards
Rivers Sngene, machioist, 86 Foster, boards
17 Orchard
Rivers Frank 8. rem'd to Manitoba, Can.
Rivers Xiewls, woodworker, 196 Union, h. 9
Rarle
Rivers Peter, jr. laborer, h. 29 Sargent
Rivers Philip, machinist, 95 Thomas, b. 86
Salem [Main, h. 548 do.
Rivers T. Franklin, boots and shoes, 589
Rivers Virus, bootmaker, 70 Winter, b. 118
Lamartine
Rivet Philip, machinist, boards 86 Salem
Rix Ellen, taUoress, house 548 Main [Essex
Roach David J. machinist, 95 Thomas, h. 2
Roach David W. saloon, 90 Shrewsbury, h.
do. [Canterbury
Roach Edmund, laborer, 50 Lagrange, h. 74
Roach Maynard P. pattern maker, 56 Her-
mon, b. 5 Allen [12 So. Irving
Roach Patrick, asst. foreman, 94 Grove, b.
Roach Thomas, boot treer, house 66 Water
Roach Thomas, bootmaker, 11 Water, house
7 Worth
Roach Thomas M. machinist, b. 48 Ward
Roach Thomas W. solecutter, bds. 66 Water
Roach, see Roche
Roarke Miles, rem*d to Lowell [14 Oread pi.
Roath Albert, conductor, N. & W. R. R. h.
Roath Isaac, bookkeeper, b. 149 Chandler
Roath Lyneafi N. rem'd to Boston
Robblns Adeline, laundress, bds. 274 South-
bridge [h. 282 Southbridfi:e
Robbins BeAJamin W. bootcutter, 68 High,
Robbins Charles B. surgeons' plaster man uf.
72 Portland, h. do. [Southbridge
Robbins Charles £. laborer, boards 282
Robbins Charles H. farmer at Military
Academy, Salisbury n. Forest, bds. do.
Robbins Charles M. painter, 21 Grafton, b.
175 Summer [Vernon
Robbins Chloe T. widow of Zenas, bds. 108
Robbins Cornelia M. widow of Simon, b. 84
Jackson [b. r. 118 Front
Bobbins Edward H. boiler maker, 51 Green,
Robbins Ellsha, boards 5 Davis
Bobbins Fayette C. painter, 21 Gra/ton, h.
46 Shelby
Robbins Frances A. widow of William H. h.
117 Summer [Jackson
Robbins Frank S. foreman, 171 Union, h. 84
Robbins George B. farmer, h. 159 Grafton
ROBBDfS GEORGE L. excavating and
stone work contractor, 100 Vernon, h.
do. — See page 578
Robbins George L. clerk, 179 Main, bouse 73
Thomas [at Millbury
Robbins George M. stitcher, r. 155 Front, h.
Robbins George T. boot treer, bds. 5 Mott
Robbins Harvey E. driver, b. 802 Park ave.
Elobblns Henry, driver, 196 Union, house r.
118 Front [School
Robbins Henry E. clerk, 24 Front, house 17
Robbins Jesse B. lamplighter, boards 21
Townsend [Boylston
Robbins John, fiEurmer, h. MlUbrook n. W.
Robbins Julius K. woodworker, 171 Union,
boards 170 Front
Robbins Lafayette, machinist, 122 Gold, h.
Grafton near Blithewood
Robbins Laura E. Mrs. house 4 No. Merrick
Robbins Mazcy, machinist. 81 Mulberry, h.
28 Trumbull [b. do.
Robbins Orrin M. cattle dealer, 108 Vernon,
Robbins Sanford A. died April 27, 1883, age
42 [Main, b. 208 do.
Robbins Silas B. (P, Holden db Co.), 684
Robbins Susan, attendant, Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Robbins Stephen, rem'd to Providence, R. I.
Robbins Waterman M. machinist, 81 Mul-
berry, house 25 Fulton
Robbins Willey W. bookkeeper, 10 Front,
b. 22 Maple [Trumbull
Robbins Wm. W. M. clerk, 666 Main, b. 28
Robbins Willis B. farmer, b. 108 Vernon
Roberts Adeline, boards 26 Hermon
Roberts Asa J. painter, Burnside ct. bds. 82
Lafayette [Norfolk
Roberts Bartholomew, switchman, house 14
Roberts David K. removed to Brockton
Roberts Edward, laborer, h. 126 Lamartine
Roberts Edward, wheelwright, 29 Cypress,
boards r. 50 Beacon [Cambridge
Roberts Eliza, widow of Thomas, bds. 868
Roberts Eugene, painter, Burnside court,
boards 126 Lamartine
Roberts Frank D. machinist, 84 Prescott, h.
7 Lexington [Lamartine
Roberts George, skatemaker, boards 126
Roberts Henry W. hairdresser, 18 Green, h.
176 Washington [182 Austin
Roberts James H. pressman, 892 Main, bds.
Roberts John, china decorator, 455 South-
bridge, b. do. [Cambridge
Roberts John, machinist, 28 Webster, h. 72
Roberts Joseph, carriage maker, 82 Lafay-
ette, h. do. [ingdale
Roberts Joseph, laborer, house 98 Bloom-
Roberts Joseph W. conductor, h. 182 Austin
Roberts Leo, saloon, 78 Exchange, h. 76 do.
Roberts Louis, heelcutter, 68 High, house
18 Bartlett place [84 Woodland
Roberts Martha A. widow uf John H. bds.
Roberts Mary, widow of Joseph, house 45
Bellevue
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CONSULT THM
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WOBCESTRB [R] DIBBOTORT.
Roberts Napoleon B. removed firom city
Boberts Prim^, shoemaker, 822 Front, h. 6
Washington [h. 14 Bartlett pi.
Boberts Xiste, carriage maker, 22 N. Foster,
Robertson Qeorge F. teamster, r. 155 Main,
boards 159 do.
Bobertson James A. removed to Walpole
Bobertson J. Henry, machinist, 64 Jackson,
h. 18 Qaeen [b. 42 Oread
Bobertson William, machinist, 64 Jackson,
Bobertson William A. teamster, house Mill,
Tatnnck
Bobillard Henry E. removed fh>m city
BobiUard Napoleon, shoemaker, 68 High, h.
60 Canterbury
Bobillard Peter, slater, 74 Prescott, h. r. do.
Bobinson Alfred M. Job wagon, house 279
Pleasant [bury n. Belmont
Bobinson Almah, blacksmith, h. Shrews-
Bobinson Asa T. canvasser, h. r. 22 Maple
Bobijason Charles, painter, 71 Mechanic
Bobinson Charles D. woodworker, 100
Prescott, house 14 Liberty
Bobinson Charles E. clerk, foot Kansas, b.
16 Walnut [h. Howe ave. Tatnuck
Bobinson Charles H. clerk, 26 Shrewsbury,
Bobinson Charles O. beltmaker, 148 Front,
boards 619 Main
Bobinson Edward, laborer at James Dra^
per's, h. 89 Orient [12 Sever
Bobinson Elisha T. policeman. City Hall, h.
Bobinson Elizabeth N. teacher, Belmont st.
school, boards 2 Elliott [12 Front
Bobinson Emma B. Mrs. dressmaker, house
Bobinson Ferdinand, house 98 Chandler
Bobinson Qeorge, moulder, r. 26 Hermon,
h. 98 Beacon [b. 2 Dover
Bobinson George K. polisher, 18 Mechanic,
Bobinson Henry W. clerk, boards r. South
Court House .
Bobinson John N. truckman, house 170
Southbridge [4 Clinton
Bobinson John B. clerk, 886 Main, boards
Bobinson Kate E. widow of William, house
46 Salem [16 Shelby
Bobinson Laura, widow of Thaddeus, house
Bobinson Linwood, clerk, Southbridge cor.
Hammond, bds. 98 Chandler
Bobinson Louis, cabinetmaker, 26 North
Foster, bds. 170 Southbridge
Bobinson Nelson, moulder, rear 26 Hermon,
boards at Webster
Bobinson Randolph D. carpenter, h.28 Elliott
Bobinson Bobert B. wire drawer, 94 Grove,
house 81 Oak avenue
Robinson Robert W. nursery stock, and
(Locke A Bobinson)^ 99 Central, house
87 Carroll
Bobinson Samuel F. tailor, house 8 Brigham
Bobinson Sarah A. nurse, house 144 Central
Robinson Sarah W. widow of Seneca, bds.
Salem sq. cor. Park
Bobinson Susan B. widow of Thomas B. b.
187 Lincoln
Bobinson Thaddeus, died June 16, 1888, age 71
Bobinson William F. clerk, 881 Main, bds.
98 Chatham [98 Chandler
Bobinson William H. clerk, 427 Main, house
Bobinson William L. plater, IB Meduuile,
house 2 Dover
Bobinson William L. assistant foremaat H
Grove, h. 64 Washington [PleaMBt
Bobinson Wm. M. tinsmith, 151 Main, b.279
Bobinson William 8. boards 152 Beacon
Bobinson Winslow H. tlnsmltli, 158 Front,
' boards 6 North Ashland
Boch James, blacksmith. Crescent, boards
176 Prescott rCarbeo
Boche Catherine, widow of J<An, boose 9
Boche David, laborer, 57 Jacksoiiy Ms. resr
88 Myrtle
Boche Ellen, widow of Morris, h. 85 B«rt
Boche James, laborer, bds. 7 Bedding court
Boche James T. & Co. millinery, 401 Main,
house 198 Lincoln [1144 Soathbitdge
Boche James W. moulder, 65 Jackson, hoose
Boche John, wlreworker, boards 9 Carbon
Roche Kate, domestic, bds. 1 Foley's oonrt
Boche Richard F. hairdresser, 96 Sontin
bridge, bds. 114i do.
Boche Thomas, wlreworker, bds. 9 Cavbon
Boche, see Boach
Bocheleau H. Louis, salesman, h. 24 Barday
Rocheleau John C. watchmaker, 833 Main,
house 15 Fountain [13 Foontafn
Rocheleau Joseph, clerk, 17 Mechanic, bds.
Rocheleau Louis, boards 24 Barclay
Bocheleau Pierre, carriage maker, honse 644
Park avenue
Rochette Augustus, hairdresser, 12 South-
bridge, h. 14 Davis
Rochette Doclt^, reedmaker, 25 Union, bds.
26 Liberty [h. 88 Hanover
Rochette Edward, cabinetmaker, 21 Cypress,
Rochette Eugene, organ-reed maker, 25
Union, bds. 26 Liberty
Rochette Joseph, cabinetmaker, 25 Union,
house 88 Hanover [100 Lamartlne
Rochette Peter T. armorer, 81 Hermon, h.
Rochford Bridget, widow of Patrick, house
58 Water
Rochford Timothy E. machinist, 110 Green,
bds. 58 Water [4 Langdon
Rock Andrew, boot bottomer, 155 Front, h.
Rock Louisa, widow of Andrew, boards 4
Langdon [Taylor, Q. h. 865 Millbnry
Rocket Dennis, hostler, Millbnry coroer
Rockett John, died Sept. 9, 1888, age 40
Rockett William, laborer, house 57 King
Rockwell Alflred H. painter, h. 12 Sasten
avenue [sq. bds. 9 Carlton
Rockwell Henry W. driver, 10 Washington
Rockwood Calvin R. carpenter, boose 174
Chandler
Rockwood Ellas J. clerk, hoone 10 Coral
Rockwood Elizabeth, widow of Calvin, bds.
10 Coral [bridge, h. 66 do.
Rockwood George W. machinist, 84 Sooth-
Rockwood John, hay dealer, h. 5 Oberlin
Rockwood John, machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
10 Davis
Rockwood John B. died August, 1883
Rockwood Levi B. ink manuf. 28 Orient, h.
do. [Chandler
Bodden John W. clerk, 84 Foster, house 88
Roddy Frank H rem*d to Columbus, Ohio
FOR PLEASURE DRIVES,
coirauLT mx
J>IHB€TORT
WORCESTER [R] DIRBCTrORT.
281
ILodier Alpbonso M. clerk, 182 Front, bds.
1S8 Soathbridge [128 do.
Xbodler J. Edward, clerk, 148 Soathbrldge, b.
B^odier Joseph L. bootmaker, 108 Front, h.
128 Soathbridffe rMlllbary
Rodwell John, hdper, 51 Green, noose 71
Alfted S. principal high school, house
5 Dlx [5 Dlz
Charles M. salesman, 484 Main, boards
Rogan James, bootmaker, 2 Qroye, house
S4 Pink [b. 24 Coral
iva Albert K. conductor, B. & A. B. K.
;er8 Alice, weltmaker, boards 165 Foster
Sogers Chas. C. clerk, boards 48 Beacon
Sogers Charles C. hackman, 428 Main, bouse
607 do. [29 PorUand
Sogers Charles E. driver, 24 Front, house
Sogers Charles M. clerk, 892 Main, boards
607 do. [16 Lagrange
Sogers Charles 8. pastor Trinity Church, b.
Sogers Edward, laborer, h. 169 Shrewsbury
Sogers Ell B. carpenter, house 828 Park av.
Sogers Elizabeth, tailoress, b. 80 Ellsworth
Sogers Ernest L. machinist, 181 Central, b.
548 Main^ [cor. Park
Sogers Frank K. student, bds. Salem square
Sogers George, removed to Keene, N. H.
EOGEBS GEORGE P. flour, grain, hay,
&C. 189 Front, house Salem square cor.
Park. — See page 547
Sogers Helen V. widow of George W. house
11 West [Tremont
Sogers Henry, helper, 152 Union, boards 18
Sogers Henry A. pastor Main Street Baptist
Church, house 26 Benefit
Sogers Henry J. wire packer, h. 5 Richland
Sogers Henry M. lawyer, 12 Front, house at
HoldeD
Sogers Henry T. died Jan. 11, 1888, age 21
Sogers Henry T. driver, 596 Main, house 6
Qolncy
Rogers Horace B. clerk, 52 Myrtle, h. 26 Dlx
Rogers Horace H. wireworker, boards 20
Jefferson
Rogers James H. organ maker, 19 Union, b.
8 Church place [Mlllbury
Rogers John, laborer, boards Yernon near
Rogers John, removed from city
Rogers John, laborer, 65 Jackson, house 25
Gold street court
Rogers John, plumber, house 77 Market
Rogifrs John, removed from city
Rogers John E. mason, h. 217 Pleasant
Rogers Louise R. house 48 Beacon
Rogers Mary, widow of James, house 18
Tremont [Summer
Rogers Mary, widow of Andrew, house 69
Rogers Nellie, boards 887 Main
Rogers Patrick, laborer, h. 158 Canterbury
Rogers Samuel, carpenter, 21 Grafton, bds.
20 Jefferson
Rogers Sarah E. teacher, Adriatic school,
boards Salem square corner Park
Rogers Sarah P. widow of Jeremiah, boards
Salem square corner Park
Rogers, Southgate ft Co. (B. H. Southgate
and P. Bunt), shoe flndlnjcs, 588 Main
Rogers Thomas E. removed Arom city
Rogers Thomas M. real estate, 424 Main, h.
28 High
Rogers William, gardener, 21 Chestnut, h.
19 Home [14 Tremont
Rogers William G. plumber, 61 Pleasant, h.
Rogers William M. foreman, 94 Grove, h. at
Boylston
Rogers Wm. T. derk, 858 Main, b. 19 Home
Rohrbacher Henry, machinist, 125 Gold,
house 9 do. [Jefferson
Roisille Peter, hairdresser, 18 Green, b. 15
Rolander Charles, laborer, b. 40 EUinover
Rolfe Chas. D. electrician. Union depot, b.
United States Hotel
Rolfe Edward M. painter, house 544 Main
RoUand William A. carpenter, 171 Union,
house at Holden [Bowdoin pi.
Rollins Henry C. laborer, 68 Woodland, h. 5
RolUns James H. sup't Worcester Gas Light
Co. 11 Foster, h. 11 Oread pi.
Rollins Joseph, foreman, h. 88 Grafton
Rollins Joseph H. roller, bds. 88 Grafton
Rolllnson John, carder, boards 12 Lake
RoUison John T. stonecutter, 88 Water, h.
65 Lafayette
Rolston David, cylinder manuf. 199 Union,
house 4 Burncoat
Rome Albert R. machinist, 42 Gardner, bds.
West Boylston n. Barber's crossing
Rome Deborah, widow of Nathaniel, boards
811 Main
Rome George R. laborer, 151 Main, h. West
Boylston near Barber's crossing
Rome Hubert W. armorer, boards West
Boylston near Barber's crossing
Rome Luella 8. dressmaker, W. Boylston n.
Barber's crossing, bds. do.
Ronan David, weaver, Brussels, boards 15
Washburn
Ronan Ellen T. house 9 Winter st. ct.
Ronan James, saloon, 75 Water, h. 8 Harri-
son [Hacker
Ronan James, spinner, house Litchfield n.
Ronan Thomas E. clerk, 58 Myrtle, bds. 94
Portland
Ronaync Patrick, sup't street lighting, h. 4
Harrison [house do.
Ronayne William J. saloon, 176 Washington,
Rondeau Henry, butcher, boards 76 Wall
Rondeau Joseph, shoemaker, 68 High, house
76 Wall [195 Mechanic
Rondeau Louts F. hairdresser, 419 Main, b.
Rondo Albert, removed to Canada
Rondo Rami, carpenter and grocer, 80
Wall, bouse do.
Roney Ella K. tailoress, b. 2 Clinton ct.
Roney Harriet B. widow of John O. house 2
Clinton court
Roney Maria M. dressmaker, b. 2 Clinton ct.
Rood Ellen L. widow of James T. house 80
John [Lincoln
Roody Peter, blacksmith, 100 Prescott, h. 1
Rooney Catharine, widow of Peter, hoase 55
Mlllbury [87 Winter
Rooney James, machinist, 161 Union, house
Rooney James, weaver, Brussels, boards 15
Washburn
Rooney John, bartender, h. 52 Chandler
WOBOXaTBB JDIRJBCTOUT JLBBOAD. The Warceeter nWtetor^ U hept •» jlle fer
eoHtuUation hy the pubiief in mtl ths large eUiee ef the counirt^.
282
WORCESTER [R] DIRECTORY.
Rooney John F. machinist, 110 Green, b. 55
Mlllbury
Rooney Patrick, wire worker, bds. 79 Main
Rooney Patrick, machinist, 110 Green, h.
55 Millbnry
Rooney Peter, removed to Ireland
Rooney Peter, laborer, house 1 Lincoln
Booney Peter H. clerk, 5 Main, bds. 12 Arch
Booney Rosanna, dressmaker, b. 80 Lincoln
Rooney Thomas F. laborer, h. 200 Shrews-
bury
Boots Edward, removed ft*om city
Roper Edward £. removed Arom city
Roper Ella E. principal Edgeworth street
school, bds. 28 Maple
Roper James, boot treer, house 81 Lake
Ros Gustaf, blacksmith, 100 Prescott, h. 28
Ellsworth
Ros Sven F. moulder, 87 Gold, h. 51 Ward
Bose Adolphus S. carpenter, 122 Gold, h. 8
Tufts [976 Main
Bose Alfred W. bookkeeper, 82 Webster, h.
Bose Charles, Jr. machinist, 1 Goes sq. h.
17 Freeland [24 Dix
Bose Edson H. wireworker, 94 Grove, house
Bose John, machinist, 94 Grove, house 7
Concord
Bose Bansellaer, teamster, h. r. 180 Front
Bose Bobert J. grinder, house 21 Stafford
Bosebrooks Wm. S. cutter, 82 Austin, bds.
888 Main
Boselund John, emery-wheel maker, 41 Wa-
ter, h. 38 Columbia [berry
Bosenbald Edward, machinist, h. 99 Mul-
Boss Alft'ed J. carpenter, b. 48 Channing
Boss Arthur K. salesman, 480 Main, bds. 2
Charlton [41 Newbury
Boss Asa, spindle manuf. 76 School, house
Boss Caroline, dressmaker, b. 24 Salem
Boss Charles, laborer, 61 Green, house 102
Lafayette [148 Beacon
Boss Charles T. finisher, 64 Hermon, boards
Ross Eddie E. wood yard, 4 Vernon, house
4 Barclay
Boss Edward, removed from city
Ross George A. printer, 392 Main, h. 16 Sever
Ross Hannah, house 2 Charlton
Ross Harry P. upholsterer, b. 48 Channing
Ross Lemuel, baker, 63 Chandler, house do.
Ross Lucy J. widow of Phineas, h. 6 Queen
Ross Luther, pattern maker, 19 Church, h.
48 Channing [Summer
Boss Nathaniel, carpenter, 84 Prescott, h. 61
Boss Samuel, boot treer, 11 Water, house 27
Cutler
Boss Taylor, carpenter, house 2 Charlton
Ross Walter, clerk, 4 Washington sq. bds.
35 Cutler
ROSS WILLIAM, doors, sash and blinds,
138 Main, h. 170 ChsoidleT.^ See page 604
Boss William, mason, boards Salisbury near
Moreland [Hanover
Boss Wm. F. jeweler, 845 Main, boards 79
Boss William H. painter, 138 Main, h. 168
Chandler [5 Harris ct.
Bossier Gustavns A. machinist, 122 Gold, b.
Bossier John D. pastor French Baptist
Church, 405 Main, house 23 Merrick
Bossier Samuel, laborer, h. 103 Salem
Bossier Ulrich, carpenter, 5 Sargent, boards
5 Harris ct.
Both Charles, removed to Hartford, ConiL
Bouleau Wilfrid, compositor, 392 MJiin, bds.
128 Southbridge [school, b. 58 Front
Bounds Etta A. principal Providence st
Boundy George E. peddler, h. 81 Florence
Bourke Andrew, laborer, 54 Jackson, house
14 Ellsworth C^^- ^' ^^•
Bourke Daniel, shoemaker, 88 Washington
Bourke Daniel F. turner, boards 83 Wash-
ington sq. [Jefferson
Bourke James, driver, 84 Foster, house 18
Bourke James, foreman, 82 Foster, h. 63
Eastern ave.
Bourke John, laborer, W., N. & R. B. B.
repair shop, h. r. 55 Millbury
Bourke John, jr. moulder, 51 Green, house
r. 55 Millbury
Bourke John D. saloon, b. 68 Eastern eve.
Bourke John W. boot treer, 70 Winter, bds.
50 Green [b. 837 Cambridge
Bourke Mary A. teacher, Millbury st- school,
Bourke Maurice, moulder, 100 Prescott, bds.
12 Blossom [12 Blossom
Bourke Michael, moulder, 100 Prescott, h-
Bourke Patrick, removed to New York
Bourke Peter, laborer, boards 28 Winter
Bourke Thomas, laborer, junction shop, h.
65 Lafayette [ington sq.
Bourke William F. machinist, b. 83 Wash-
Bourke, see O'Bourke
Bouse Isaac, painter, 110 Green, b. 6 Spruce
Bouse John F. H. cashier, 805 Main, bouse
55 Queen [Franklin
Bousseau Henry, boot bottomer, house 9
Bowan Thomas, laborer, Southbridge c.
Hammond, b. 434 Southbridge
Bowan William J. macliinist, 62 Jackson,
house 20 Wlnslow [bds. do.
Bowe Alice E. drawing teacher, 5 Freeland,
Bowe David, laborer, h. 8 Conlin court
Bowe Edward T, saHmaker, 88 Southbridge,
b. 40 Portland [5 Freeland
Bowe George, shear manuf, 10 Leicester, h.
Bowe Mary, widow of Henry, h. 44 Leicester
Bowe Stephen, laborer, h. 42 Pink [80 Glen
Bowell John L. lastmaker, 92 Foster, h. r.
Bowell Samuel A. (8noio 4b BovoeU)^ 265
Main, b. 238 do.
R DWELL WILLIS P. hats, caps, gents*
furnishing goods, &c. 188 Main, h. 161
Lincoln. — See page 523
Bowland John, woodworker, bds. 24 Dlx
Bownon Patrick, laborer, h. 15 Gold st ct
Boy Arsene A. tinsmith, 609 Main, house
100 Lamartine
ROT BOZIL S. card grinder manuf. 75
Beacon, h. Lovell n. May. — See page 677
Boy Frederick, machinist, 76 Beacon, house
70 Lafayette
Boy Hilaire, carpenter, h. 68 Wall
Boy Joseph, currier, b. 8 Sunny side
Boy J. Arthur, printer, 11 Central Exchange,
h. 76 WaU [n. May
Boy Lena, bookkeeper, 75 Beacon, b, LoveU
Boy Peter, carpenter, 196 Union, h. 58 Wall
DEBT OF WORCESTER,
CONSULT THE
2>IMJBOTOEJ,
WORCESTER [R] DIRECTORY.
283
Roane Martin, tailor, 288 Main, b. 120 Salem
Rnbenstein Lewis, peddler, b. 19 Vine
Hnby Annie S. removed to Boston
Raby Jolianna, stitcher, b. 27 Bartlett pi.
Ruby Joseph, skatemaker, b. 25 Falton
Ruby ^William, skatemaker, b. 26 Fnlton
Ruddy Frank P. machinist, 161 Union, bds. 7
.19^. Ashland
Rndnitzky Solomon, peddler, h. 69 Green
Rudolpb Comelins E. carpenter, 10 East
"Worcester, h. 47 Kingsbnry
Rudqvist Carl, armorer, 44 Central, h.
Sbrewsbury n. Marshall
Rudy Catharine, widow of Henry, house r.
7 No. Ashland [153 Grafton
^'^^S Abigail, widow of George W. boards
Ra^^ Ren]. H. salesman, h. 41 Russell
RUGO CHABLE8 F. soap and tallow
manuf. 22 Wall, house 153 Grafton.—
See page 546
Rngg Gilbert J. (WUherl>y, Hugg & BicJ^
ardson), 26 Salisbury, house 809 Main
Rugg O. Willis (Woods d Rugg), 32 Front,
b. 8 Allen [Chester
Rngg^les Alucius C. farmer, b. Holden n.
Roggles Benjamin A. teamster, h. Plantation
n. B. & A. R. R. [depot, b. 4 Portland
Buggies Charles M. ticket agent. Union
Buggies Chas. S. J. student, bds. 26 West
Buggies Edson D. b. 10 Walnut
Buggies Frank H. boots and shoes, 259
Main, house 28 Lincoln square [14 High
Buggies Frank W. clerk, 666 Main, boards
Buggies Horace H. removed to Boston
Buggies John H. carpenter, h. 1 Mt. Vernon
Boggles Maria C. widow of Calvin H. house
53 Main [28 Lincoln sq.
Buggies Maria E. widow of Sam'l S. house
Boggles Willard G. carpenter, h. 26 West
Bohmpohl Allen, coremaker, 92 Thomas, b.
6 Bartlett pi. [Main, h. 26 Piedmont
Bohmpohl August, elevator conductor, 492
Bohmpohl Charles, laborer, 492 Main, b. do.
Bohmpohl Elizabeth, widow of August, h.
6 Bartlett pi.
Bohmpohl Jnlios M. machinist, Lagrange
opp. Junction depot, b. 20 Ash
Bondstrom Eric G. machinist, b. 2 Pink
Bopertos Adam, baker, 40 Southbridge, b.
Grafton beyond Plantation
Busbatch Alft>ed, machinist, 161 Union, bds.
6 Union pi. [wood
Bnsbatch Moses, roller, house 13 Green-
Roshton Richard E. removed from city
Russ Oren, removed to Chaplin, Conn.
Russell Bessie S. music teacher, 10 May,
boards do. [81 Washington
Russell Charles H. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
RUSSELL EBWABD & GO. mercantile
agency, 452 Main. — See page 493
Russell Edward J. deputy sheriiT, 6 P. 0.
block, bouse 23 Benefit
Russell Edward S. (ir, W, Bussell dh Sons),
82 Exchange, boards 11 Harvard
Russell Ella, attendant, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Russell E. Harlow, principal State Normal
school, hoose 184 Lincoln
Bossell Francis F. carriage maker, 32 Ex-
change, boards 11 Harvard
Bossell Frank, polisher, 4 Leicester, hoose
Fremont n. Cambridge
Bossell George A. clerk, b. 70 Pleasant
Russell George B. reedmaker, 25 Hermon,
boards 10 May [Hollywood
Bossell Geo. S. reedmaker, 9 May, hoose 14
Bussell Geo. W. & Sons (H. J. and E. S.
Bussellji carriage manuf^. 32 Exchange,
house 11 Harvard
Bussell Herbert J. (O. W, Russell & Sons),
32 Exchange, boards 11 Harvard
Bossell Hiram H. S. machinist, N. & W. R.
R. repair shop, hoose 176 Soothbridge
Bussell Horace S. truckman. Slater court, h.
2 Robinson pi.
Bussell Isaiah D. stoves and tinware, 224
Front, h. 11 Charlton [10 Meade
Bussell James M. machinist, 22 Cypress, h.
Russell James S. engineer, 110 Green, liouse
15 Vernon cor. Jefferson
Russell John, laborer, 23 Webster, hoose
Fremont near Cambridge
Bossell John M. bookkeeper, 57 Jackson, h.
84 Woodland [Leonard
Russell Julius, blacksmith, 23 Webster, h. 2
Russell Lee, boards 184 Lincoln
Russell Lewis, carpenter, 57 Jackson, house
6 Kendall
Russell Lyman L. woodworker, 84 Prescott,
house at West Boylston [h. 10 May
Russell Martin, woodworker. Junction shop,
Rossell Mary Mrs. hoose 8 Cross
Rossell Mary E. widow of John, house 105
Washington
Bossell Mary £. teacher. East Worcester
school, boards 105 Washington
Bussell Michael L. clerk, B. ft A. R. B.
freight hoose, boards 105 Washington
Bossell Peter, removed to Brockton
Bossell P. Maria, widow of Bradford, h. 5
George st. ct. [5 Columbia
Bussell Sylvanos, engineer, 37 Gold, hoose
Russell William, laborer, h. 10 Ellsworth
Bussell William M. machinist, 94 Grove, bds.
15 Vernon cor. Jefferson [70 Pleasant
Bussell Wm. T. salesman, 196 Front, boards
Bustigian Donabed, laborer, bds. 16 Glen
Bustiglan Shadrach, laborer, bds. 16 Glen
Butter Alft'ed E. sorter, house 4 HoUis
Ryan Andrew, laborer, house Sackville n.
Byron [place
Ryan Andrew A. laborer, bds. 17 Prescott
Ryan Bridget, died April 8, 1883, age 60
Ryan Bridget, widow of Daniel, h. 16 Pink
Ryan Catharine, widow of James, house 10
Prescott pi. [Brown
Ryan Cornelius, heelcutter, 68 High, h. 10
Ryan Daniel, carpenter, house 13 Harrison
Ryan Daniel M. asst. supt. Mass. Safety Fond
Association, 492 Main, boards Waverly
Hoose
Ryan Dennis, marble cotter, bds. Sackville
near Byron [h. 6 Cullen ct.
Ryan Edmund, flagman, Grafton st. crossing,
Ryan Edward J. postal car clerk, house 39
Oxford
POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS,
COirSVLT TUB
BIBBCTOMT,
284
WOBCESTEB [S] DIBEOTORZ.
Byan Elizabeth, widow of John, house 83
Canterbury [Austin
Ryan Ellen, widow of John, boards 9a
Ryan Felix J. clerk, 19 Cypress, boards 78
Blacks tone [Front
Ryan Frank, laborer, 11 Water, boards 178
Ryan George, polisher, bds. 91 Portland
Ryan Isabelle B. boards 18 Harrison
Ryan James, carder, 88 Water, h. at MlUbury
Ryan James, boot treer, 619 Main, house 8
Lovell ct.
Ryan James, boards 78 Blackstone
Ryan James, laborer, 68 Washington square,
house 27 Suffolk
Ryan James, bootmaker, boards 60 Green
Ryan James A. fllecutter, 1 Washington sq.
boards 50 Green [Winter
Ryan James T. boot crimper, boards 7
Ryan Johanna, widow of Timothy, boards 1
Union are.
Ryan John, laborer, house 17 Prescott pi.
Ryan John, fireman, 6 Sargent, h. 112 Gold
Ryan John, boot treer, 68 High, house 12
Southgate
Ryan John, plasterer, bds. 208 Main
Ryan John, laborer, house 22 Cross
Ryan John, laborer, house 16 South Irving
Ryan John, laborer, 68 Washington square,
house 4 Groton pi.
Ryan John, baggage master, N. & W. R. R.
bds. 8 Portland pi. [Cambridge
Ryan John, machinist, 28 Webster, bds. 61
Ryan John C. fireman, house 17 Howard
Ryan John F. finisher, 19 Union, boards 78
Blackstone [7 Winter
Ryan John H. bartender, 189 Mechanic, bds.
Ryan John J. clerk, B. & A. R. R. freight
house, b. 48 JStna [17 Howard
Ryan Margaret, widow of Patrick, boards
Ryan Margaret, widow of Thomas, h. 188
Prescott [house, b. 1 Columbia
Ryan Mark M. clerk, B. & A. R. R. freight
Ryan Martin, laborer, house 18 Cross [ct.
Ryan Mary, widow of John, h. 6 Winter st.
Ryan Mary, housekeeper, h. 21 Ward
Ryan Mary, widow of Patrick, house 128
Washington [Portland pi.
Ryan Michael, brakeman, N. & W. R. R. b. 8
Ryan Michael J. rem'd to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ryan Patrick, laborer, B. & A. R. R. freight
house, h. 1 Columbia
Ryan Patrick, laborer, h. 14 So. Irving
Ryan Patrick, wire drawer, h. 146 Prescott
Ryan Patrick, laborer, h. 6 Whittier
Ryan Patrick, truckman, h. 100 Lafayette
Ryan Patrick, wireplater, b. 17 Prescott pi.
Ryan Patrick F. saloon, 139 Mechanic, h. do.
Ryan Patrick J. boot bottomer, house 134
Shrewsbury [Salem
Ryan Patrick W. salesman, 484 Main, h. 116
Ryan Pierce, dyer, h. 11 Ellsworth [17 Ash
Ryan Thomas, bootmaker, 68 High, house
Ryan Thomas, house 17 Ellsworth
Ryan Timothy, laborer, h. 48 ^tna
Ryan Timothy, h. Mill n. Lakeside ave.
Ryan Timothy F. engineer, 9 Mill, b. Mill n.
Lakeside ave.
Ryan William, laborer, b. 10 Prescott pL
Ryan William, laborer. 67 Jackson, b. lUk
Southbridge [Ezeliaiige
Ryan Wm. moulder, 92 Thomas, naose 141
Ryan William, packer, 81 Mulberry, b. liS4
Shrewsbury
Ryan William, rem'd from dty [Wiater
Ryan William, boot sider, 166 Front, b. 7
Ryan William C. armorer, 81 Hennon, b. 17
Ellsworth [Wittier
Ryan William G. wireworker, 179 Main, b. 7
Ryan William T. flagman, Sutton lane cross-
ing, b. 1 Columbia [Grove
Ryberg Wm. armorer, 44 Central, bds. 69
Ryder Geo. R. steamfltter, 193 Front, h. 168
Austin [Pleasant
Ryder Henry F. catter, 82 Austin, bds. 3S
Rynn Charles, wire drawer, h. 160 Frescott
Rynn John, wireworker, bds. 116 Malta
Rynn Michael, clerk, 100 Prescott, house at
Ayer Junction
Sabian Ida, widow of Geo. h. 12 Norfolk
Sachse August, weaver, 648 Southbridge, h.
8 Washburn [7 Wlntlirop
Sachse Gnstaye, blacksmith, 110 Qreen, h.
Saddler Thomas, coachman, b. 44 Leicester
Sadlier Francis X. professor, College Holy
Cross, b. do.
Saetz Martin, baker, 72 Lamartine, bds. do.
Saflbrd Charles H. rem'd to Detroit. lOdu
Saflbrd Henry, painter, house 48 Cbanniug
Sage Elmlra S. Mrs. lodging-house, 9 Myrtle
Sagendorph Edwin, watches, &c. 150 Front,
h. 9 Sever [h. 69 Penn ar.
Saint Amour George B. lastmaker, 92 Foster,
Saint Amour J. Frank, carpenter, 10 East
Worcester, h. 8 Montreal
St. Andrews Geo. F. bellboy. United States
Hotel, boards do.
Saint Anne's Convent, Shrewsbury opp. HIB
St. Antoine Albert, woodworker, 26 Union,
b. 204 Southbridge
Saint Antoine Louis, clerk, 162 Front, h. 167
do. [Pearl
St. Claire Miles, laborer, 28 Pleasant, b. 16
St. George Alzine, yard master, b. 161 Sum-
mer [h. 19 LangdoD
St. George Hubert, boot bottomer, 68 SUgk,
St. George John B. moulder, r. 26 Hermon,
h. 27 Ellsworth [h. 22 Lodi
St. George Louis, boot bottomer, 68 High,
Saint George Oliver, dyer, JamesviUe, h.
James [R. R. b. 161 Summer
St. George Theodore, fireman, W., N. 4 B.
St. Germain Henry, rem'd to Woonsocket
R. L
St. Germain Levi, carpenter, h. 166 Mechanic
St. Germain Peter, farmer. Gates lane, b. do.
St. Germain Wm. lather, b. r. Millbuiy opp.
Whipple [ette
St.Germaine Narcisse, carpenter, h.71 Laf ay-
Saint John Alexander, laborer, h. 40 E. Wor-
cester [do.
St. John Emily C. dressmaker, 26 Myrtle, h.
St. John Estelle, widow of Julius, h. 24 Ylne
St. John Joseph, laborer, h. 86 Norfolk
St. John Julius, hairdresser, b. 24 Vine
Saint John Louis, carpenter, h. 14 Norfolk
LOCALITY OF HILLS
IK WORCBaTMM, COVaULT TUB
J^IBBCTOMJ.
WOKCBSTER [g] DDKBCTOirr.
285
St. John Ixrais, laster, es High, h. 26 Myrtle
St. John Myron W. tobacconist, 7 Fleasant,
b. 18 Merrick [16S Exchange
Saint Lawrence Benjamin, carpenter, honee
St. liawrence Frank, carpenter, boards 217
Mechanic [Mechanic
Saint Lawrence Joseph, carpenter, house 195
St. Maitin Felix, bootmaker, W King,
h. r. 176 Chandler [Chandler
St. Martin Joseph, tester, 60 King, b. r. 176
St. Oben Arthur, laborer, h. 6BE. Worcester
St. Onge Joseph, carpenter, h. 41 Exchange
Saint Peter Artftinr, rem'd from city
St. Peter Joseph, boot bottomer, 76 Winter,
li. 69 WaU
St. Feter Lonis, rem'd from city
St. Sanvear EH, hostler, honse 47 Waldo
Sakrisson Gnstaf 8. wireworker, h. Edge-
worth n. Milton
Oalgren Angnst, machinist, Ms. 12 Carroll
Salgatrom John G. laborer, h. 5 Oswald
Salisbury Stephen, president Wor. National
Bank, 9 Poster, and 9 Main, house 10
Highland
Salisbiny Stephen, Jr. lawyer, 9 Main, b. 10
Highland
Sallfllmy Wm. M. ma^fnlst, 196 Gold, h.
97 Washington [Washington
Salisbury William P. machinist, boards 97
Sataon Anthony, laborer, h. 78 Market
Salmond John, car inspector, W., N. & R.
IL R. house 22 Charles
Salter Edward A. machinist, bds. 69 Austin
Saltmarsh Pred. L. bookkeeper, 12 Poster,
boards 76 Pleasant
Salresen Martin A. organ maker, 9 May, h.
81 Ja<4c8on [296 Park ave.
Sammis Theodore P. boot treer, 62 Anstin, h.
Sampson Aaron, carriage maker, 10 Cypress,
house 12 Crystal
Sampson Albert H. bookkeeper, 371 Main,
b. 80 Orchard [b. 16 Wyman
Sampson Alfred A. machinist, 26 Salisbury,
Sampson Alfred D. & Co. boot welt manufe.
199 Front, h. 11 Warren
SaBq[>6on Almira, boardlng-honse, 40 Pleas-
ant fLedge, h. 75 Washington
Sampson Arthur B. machinist, Water corner
Sampson Asenath, nurse, h. 70 Summer
Sampson Bei^amin L. clerk, 566 Main, bds.
40 Pleasant
Sampson Bnshrod W. brakeman, B. ft A. R.
R. h. 500 Southbridge
Sampson Cbas. F. ft Co. (D. A, Sampson),
tK>ots and shoes, 500 Main, house 158
Chandler |li. at No. Brookfleld
Sampson Daniel A. (O. F, Bampnon A Co,),
Saonpson Freeman H. policeman. City Hall,
house 82 Portland
Sampson George B. laborer, h. 12 Franklin
Sampson George E. carpenter, house 6 So.
Russell
Sampson John F. engineer, house 80 May
Sampson Joseph N. shoemaker, 28 Waldo,
boards do.
Sampson Mary E. boards 168 Front
Sampson Robert, grocer, Litchfield c. Hack-
er, house 9 Haclcer
Sampson WiHiam H. machinist, 62 Jackson,
h. 21 Hawley [h. 15 Wyman
Sampson William M. machinist, 75 Beacon,
Samson Alfred H. clerk, 19 Foster, h. 18
Maple [b. 16 Maple
Samson J. Horace, carpenter, 17 Hermon,
Samuels Joseph, removed fh»m city
Samuels Mark, remored from city
Samuelson Isaac, wireworker, h. 15 Hortti
8amuelf«on Michael, laborer, b. 10 Briden
SamiHilson Otto, wireworker, h. 15 North
Sanborn Clara M. widow of Oilman, h. 21
Benefit
Sanborn Enrestas L. solicitor, 499 Main, h.
48 Orchard [tory Rooms, h. 96 Foster
Sanborn Francis G. custodian. Natural His-
Sanborn Josephine L. Mrs. rem'd to Jamaica
Plain [schooL b. 40 Summer
Sanborn Mary A. teaclier, Behnoat atreet
Sandberg Gnstaf, laborer, h. 69 North
Sanders Albert E. painter, boards 84 Grove
Sanders Anastasia Mrs. winder, boards 5
Lafayette £95 Beacon
Sanders Charles A. shoemaker, 509 Main, h.
Sanders Clarence L. rem'd to Westboro'
Sanders Dennis, boot crimper, boards 188
Shrewsbury
Sanders Eri, carpenter, house 46 Lincoln
Sanders George A. machinist, W., N. ft R.
R. R. repair shop, h. 11 Washington
Sanders Harry E. cutter, b. 17 Orchard
Sanders Henry M. ft Co., Wore. Galvanized
Iron Co. 150 Union, h. 1 Lincoln pi.
Sanders Henry Y. (Sanden d PutnamJ^ 407
Main, bds. 58 Pleasant
Sanders Jane, widow of Rufkis, h. 89 North
Ashland [bury
Sanders John, boot crimper, h. 188 Shrews-
Sanders John R. rem'd to Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Sanders Levi W. carpenter, W., N. ft R. R.
R. repair shop, h. 89 Laurel
Sanders Lewis, shoemaker, 6 Lincoln sq. h.
17 Orchard [h. 8 Trumbull
Sanders Samuel, woodworker, 100 Prescott,
SANDERS A PUTNAM (S. V. Sanders and
E, F, Putnam), clothiers, 407 Main.—
See front cover
Sanders, see Saunders [h. 1 18 do.
Sanderson Alfred A. foreman, 28 Thomas,
Sanderson Charles F. teamster at wire-
works, Q. h. Stebbins n. Millbury
Sanderson James M. teamster at wlreworks,
Q. house Stebbins n. MlUbnry
Sanderson Jeannette E. teacher, boards 80
Mechanic [city
Sanderson John E. W. rem'd to New York
Sanderson Lottie A. bookkeeper, 888 Main,
boards 65 Chatham
Sanderson Perry C. clerk, 84 Front, bds. at
Millbury [at Millbnry
Sanderson Ferry P. armorer, 81 Hermon, b.
Sanderson William W. bookkeeper, boards
80 Mechanic
Sandford Robert J. foreman, 19 Church, h.
147 Austin
Sandgren Carl F. mason, h. Dry den near
Hemans [Humans
Sandgren John, machinist, b. Dryden near
TIIJ? WnPP1?QT1?P niBSCTOnTHr^mimiMinnefn^y^verKStmteinthe
lllllj HV VUvljOlilili Union, and Botne abroad. Adffertisers reap tho benefit.
286
WORCESTER [S] DIRECTORY.
SANDMAN GEO. W. eating-hoose, S Wash-
ington sq. h. 6 Smith ct. — See page 674
Sandner George E. remoyed to Boston
Sandner Henry A. skatemaker, 81 Mulberiy,
house 12 Sigel
Sandner Henry A. jr. cutter, 152 South-
bridge, b. 21 Sigel [8 do.
Sands Thomas J. dresser, 17 Sonthgate, b.
Sanford Charles £. (Sanford A Co.), 864
Main, and (Sariford i Wood), house 11
Catharine [27 Harvard
Sanford Estes H. insurance, 877 Main, bds.
Sanford (xeorge L. house 16 Castle
Sanford Harriet S. widow* of William H.
boards 182 Lincoln
SANFORD & CO. (C. S. Sanford), book-
sellers, stationers, blank book manufs.
864 Main. — See opp, page 592
SANFORD & WOOD (Ghas. E. Sanford
and Oliver B. Wood), printers, 8 Maple.
— See opp, page 592
, Sanger Alice, folder, 82 Front, b. 26 Glen
Sansouci Paul, carpenter, 10 E. Worcester,
house 180 Washington
Santalves Manuel, calciminer, b. r. 72 John
: Santom George H. clerk, 227 Main, house 92
Austin
Santom Joseph, farmer, h. 609 Southbridge
Santon Albert, plumber, 12 Foster
Santon Moses £. machinist, house 2 Glen
Santon Peter, moulder, bouse 2 Orchard
' Santon William, moulder, 14 Bloomingdale,
house 64 Wall
. Santoro Guiseppe, laborer, house 2 Suffolk
Sapiro Benjamin, peddler, house 87 Spring
Sargent Albert L. moulder, 51 Green, house
26 Plymouth
SARGENT CARD CLOTHING CO. 244 and
246 Southbridge.— 6feei7a^e 621
. Sargent Charles F. gardener, boards Planta-
tion cor. Division
Sargent Elmer E. removed to Northboro'
Sargent Franklin, toys and umbrella re-
pairer, 226 Main, boards 5 Home
Sargent Geo. I. died Mar. 12, 1888, age 87
Sargent George W. eating-house, 225 Front,
b. 8 Vine [246 Southbridge
Sargent Hardware Co. staples and tacks,
Sargent Helen A. boards 85 Piedmont
Sargent Henry, clerk, Pakachoag Mill, bds.
Hammond n. Beacon
Sargent Hermon W. pattern maker, Wash-
burn Machine Shop, h. 115 Park ave.
Sargent Horace C. gardener, h. Plantation
cor. Division [Washington
Sargent Isaac, printer, 444 Main, house 85
Sargent Joseph, physician, 558 Main, house
17 Hammond n. Beacon
Sargent Joseph, jr. agent Pakachoag Mill,
Brussels, house Hammond n. Beacon
Sargent Joseph C. baker, 1058 Main, h. do.
Sargent Joseph E. engineer, 9 Barton pi. h.
6 Barclay
Sargent Joseph F. (Sargent A Mason Com-
pany), 54 Hermon, house 67 Portland
SARGENT J. WARREN k miS^ (W, W.
Sargent), carriage repository, 84 Waldo,
house 86 Irving. — See page 571
Sargent Simon ]^. shoecntter, house Loesst
ave. n. W. <fe S. R. R.
Sargent Simon R. rem'd to Castleton, Yt.
Sargent Wallace E. florist, Holden near
Grove, house do.
Sargent William W. CJ- W, Sargent k
Son), 34 Waldo, boards 5 Aldrich place
SARGENT k MASON COMPAITT (J. F.
Sargent and H. W. Mason), lithographic
and printing machinery, 54 HennoB.
— Seepage 644
Sarian Paul (Sarian A Nishanian), Bl Sootii-
bridge, boards 582 Main
Sarian & Nishanian (P. Sarian and T. Niah-
anian), carpet manufs. 81 Southbridge
Sariol Moses, machinist, boards 20 Spruce
Sarkis Shirian, wireworker, b. 188 Green
Sartell Charles B. removed to Clinton
Sartelle Harry F. printer, boards 1 School
Sartelle Susan G. Mrs. artist, 868^ Matai,
bds. 216 do. [Cutler
Satchwell Benjamin, blacksmith, hooae 10
Satchwell Benjamin D. wood carver, 26 N.
Foster, house 5 Wall
Satter A. Victor, removed to Gardner
Sattesfleld Walter, removed Arom city
Sattler John P. organ maker, 19 Union, M&
54 Exchange
SAUER JOSEPH, proprietor German
American House, 85 Mechanic, Iioqm
87 do. — Seepage 559
Sault Henry, car inspector, h. 16 Division
Sault Julius, carpenter, house 15 Division
Sault Peter, watchman, house 2 Suffolk
Saunders Ada D. teacher, TrowbridgeviUe
school, b. 87 Hollywood [71 WtJd
Saunders Edward, machinist, 186 Union, h.
Saunders Lenora W. seamstress, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Saunders Mary Mrs. clairvoyant, 87 Holly-
wood, house do.
Saunders Thomas, brakeman, h. 14 Millboiy
Saunders, see Sanders
Sauter Peter, weaver, 88 Water, house 10
Ellsworth [184 Shrewsbmy
Savage Adolphe, carpenter, r. 28 Austin, fa-
Savage Bridget, widow of Patrick F. bds.
81 Vernon
Savage Daniel J. painter, r. 21 Thomas, b.
127 Shrewsbury [19 Abbott
Savage George £. bootcutter, 60 King, li>
Savage George E. loan agent, 424 Main, b.
10 Woodland
Savage Herbert L. (S. T, Buck db Co.), 19
Cypress, h. 2 Davis [Elm
Savage Jeffrey, laborer, 57 Jackson, h. 100
Savage Jeremiah, butcher, h. 2 Brackett ct
Savage John J. laborer, h. 892 Southbridge
Savage Joseph, bootmaker, 108 Front, h. 68
Lamartine [100 Elm
Savage Philip L. bootmaker, 60 King, house
Savage Sarah Mrs. widow of William, h. 57
Crown
Savage Thomas, removed fh>m city
Savage William H. shoemaker, Hamilton, h.
42 Cutler
Savels Eliakim P. shoemaker, 4 Chatham,
h. 58 High
WARD ROOMS AND OFFICERS,
COiraULX TBOB
DZMMOTOMt.
WORCESTER [S] DIRECTORY.
287
8avel8 Orvls M. (Davis, Beid <fe Co.)y 170
Mechanic, honso 19 MasoD
SaTlUe Benj. F. clerk, 454 Main, honse 67
Portland [90 Piedmont
Sawin Albert H. fiDisher, 558 Main, house
• 8aw1n Charles H. removed to West Acton
Sawln Charles M. carpenter, h. 11 Sever
8a^wlD George H. carpenter, rear 28 Austin ,
h. 129 do. [Bellevue
Sawln Henry B. machinist, $3 Hermon, h. 1
Sawin Henry H. cornice malcer, 150 Union,
honse 5 Warren
Sawin James J. curriers' grease, 242 Shrews-
bury, h. 14 Hanover [12 Hanover
Sawin Miriam F. widow of James J. house
• Sawin Robert V. student, boards 11 Sever
Sawin WlUlam A. machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
87 Clifton [Salem
Sawln TVillie H. plumber, 224 Front, h. 28
Saw^telle Catharine D. widow of Homer N.
h. 46 School [Summer
Sawtelle Dora B. widow of Frank K. h. 185
Sawtelle Hattie A. waiter, 9 Mechanic,
boards 18 do.
SAWTELLE WILUAM £. stationery,
blank books and printers' supplies, 890
Main, h. 18 Auburn. — See back cover
Sawyer Abbie £. boards 7 Crown
Sawyer Alfred, carpenter, boards 1059 Main
Sawyer Alice, widow of Charles, boards 28
Spruce [6 Clinton ct.
Sawyer Alvin H. moulder, 65 Jackson, bds.
Sawyer Andrew S. boot treer, 11 Water, b.
87 Orange [c. R. R. h. 184 Austin
Sawyer Anthony L. pattern maker, Lagrange
Sawyer Appleton L. clerk, 423 Main, house
177 Pleasant
Sawyer Charles, shoemaker, house 27 Arch
Sawyer Charles £. carpenter, 10 East Wor-
cester, house 84 Shelby
Sawyer Charles H. tobacconist, 62 South-
bridj<e, house 26 Chandler
Sawyer Daniel H. cutter, h. 84 Park
Sawyer Daniel H. Mrs. dressmaker, 84
Park, h. do.
SAWTER EZRA, machinist and metal
separator manuf. 88 Hermon, house 7
Crown. — See page 679
Sawyer Frank B. tobacconist, 1 Austin,
house 7 do.
Sawyer Frank W. druggist, 569 Main, bds.
84 Myrtle [16 Kendall
Sawyer George A. foreman, 66 Lincoln, h.
Sawyer Harry W. clerk, 505 Main, boards 5
Lagrange [Nebraska
Sawyer Harry W. removed to North Platte,
Sawyer Herbert M. removed to Boston
Sawyer Jonathan, leather cutter, 11 Water,
house 4 Home
Sawyer Joseph A. & Son (T. J. Sawyer),
machinists, 47 Hermon, h. 146 Beacon
Sawyer Joseph L. painter, 15 Union, house
Grafton cor. Bllthewood
Sawyer Joshua W. salesman, 66 Lincoln, h.
10 Westminster
Saw}ier Levi £. wirepacker, house 28 Spruce
Sawyer Lizzie A. removed f^om city
Sawyer Louis, boot crimper, bds. 87 Orange
Sawyer Louisa, widow of Andrew W. house
1 Oxford place
Sawyer Lydia P. removed to West Boylston
Sawyer Sally, widow of Silas, b. 134 Austin
Sawyer Sophia, widow of Oliver, boards 84
Piedmont [Main. h. 81 Chestnut
Sawyer Stephen (Clark, Sawyer db Co.), 480
Sawyer Thomas J. (J, A, Sawyer A Son), 47
Hermon, bds, 146 Beacon [74 do.
Sawyer William H. lumber, 66 Lincoln, h.
Sayle William, mason, house 56 Lamartine
Say re Oramel S. armorer, 81 Hermon, bds.
50 Beacon [3 Harris court
Scaife Frank B. grinder, 128 Chandler, house
Scales George, confectio/iery, 125 Mechanic,
house 138 Foster
Scalley Thomas, boots and shoes, 260 Main,
house 61 Eastern ave. [Mountain
Scanlau James A. farmer, bds. Brooks near
Scanlan Lawrence, butcher, house Brooks
near Mountain
Scanlan Michael, farmer, bds. Burncoat
Scanlin James, died July 27, 1888, age 65
Scanlon Catharine, widow of John, house 61
Millbury [worth u. Milton
Scanlon Cornelius, wire drawer, house Edge-
Scanloo Johanna, widow of James, h. 7 Hill
Scanlon Joseph, engineer, 5 Sargent, house
114 Gold n. Sargent [b. 61 Millbury
Scanlon Maurice J. machinist, 62 Jackson,
Scanlon Patrick, wire drawer, boards 106
Southbridge [Worcester
Scanlon Thomas, laborer, house 27 East
Scannell Daniel S. marble worker, Wash-
ington square, house 86 Temple
Scannell Denis, pastor St. Anne's Church,
house 112 Shrewsbury
Scannell Edward, saloon, 34 Green, h. do.
Scannell Eliza A. boarding-house, 36 Green
Scannell James, machine operator, 68 High,
boards 19 Larkin [19 Larkin
Scannell Johanna, widow of Dennis, house
Scannell John, laborer, 28 Webster, house
89 Canterbury [76 Canterbury
Scannell Thomas, laborer, 23 Webster, house
Scannell Timothy W. removed to Boston
Scarlett Henry, removed from city
Scarlett Wm. L. removed fi*om city
Schaal Leonard, canvasser, b. 7 Bartlett pi.
Schak Jacob, tailor, 224 Main, h. ,6 Sever
Scharler Peter, removed to Boston
Schelenbach Peter F. machinist, 140 Union,
bds. 85 Summer [4 Seymore
Scherer Henry, carpenter, 171 Union, house
Schemer Barbara, widow of Frederick, h.
Webster near cemetery [Windsor
Schiller J. Charles, tuner, 9 May, house 12
Schiller Napoleon, hairdresser, 81 Main, b.
115 do. [bds. 15 Thomas
Schjerve Gottchall, bookbinder, 387 Main,
Schlenker Christian, polisher, 44 Central, h.
69 Water
Schlenker Jacob, polisher, 44 Central, bds.
41 Market [h. 20 Orchard
Schlick Christian A. upholsterer, 15 Union,
Schmidt Bernard, cigar maker, 409 Main, h.
25 Lafayette [cott, h. 59 Highland
Schmidt Geo. Albert, blacksmith, 100 Pres-
POPULATION OF MASSACHOSEHS,
CONSULT THE
DIBJBOTOBT.
288
WORCE8TEB [S] DIRECTORT.
Schmidt HeDTj, wireworker, b. 86 Ellsworth
Schmidt HeDry F. A. cutter, 408 Main, bds.
8 Elm [15 Lincoln
Schneider Frederick W. clerk, 281 Main, b.
Schneider Henry, machinist, 84 Prescott, h.
16 Lincoln [180 Front
Schneider Henry A. yamisher, 16 Union, h.
Schoenherr Frederic J. armorer, 42 Gardner,
boards 40 Benefit [11 Snffield
Schofield Benjamin, machinist, house rear
Schofield Edmund N. carpenter, b. 12 Hudson
Schofield Edwin, physician, 816 Main, h. do.
Schofield Elizabeth M. widow of WiUlAm,
boards 86 Mendon
Schofield Elizabeth T. & Co. (M, J, Brown) ^
fkncy goods, 194 Front, bds. 86 Mendon
Schofield Jennie Mrs. seamstress, h. 28 Salem
Schofield John E. machinist, h. 84 Chandler
Schofield Philip, compositor, 892 Main, bds.
8 Chatham [11 Suffleld
Schofield Rachel, widow of Joseph, bds. r.
Schofield Samuel B. bookkeeper, AshworUi
& Jones' Mill, boards Apricot
Schofield Sarah, widow of John, h. 66 Salem
Schofield William, farmer, h. Apricot, V. F.
Scholes James W. machinist, 57 Jackson,
house 40 Ellsworth
Scholfield Andrew H. machinist, 26 Salis-
bury, house 4 Clinton court
Schollard John, laborer, house 6 Cullen ct.
Schollard Norah, widow of James, b. 8 Brown
Schollard William, Janitor St. John's Church,
house rear 75 Temple
Schoolcraft Edward, machinist, h. 1 Coral
Schoolcraft Edward, machinist, house 28
Fulton [boards 86 Mechanic
Schultz Herman F. gunsmith, 81 Hermon,
Schultz Mary Mrs. house 298 Cambridge
Schulze Wm. A. confectioner, 882 Main, b. 9
Layard place
Schunke John, woodworker, 19 Union, bds.
185 Mlllbury
Schwab L. Henry, clergyman, bds. 61 Pearl
Schwaeger Mftthaus, washer, h. 3 Washburn
Schwartz Conrad C. machinist, h. 24 School
Schwartz Gardner W. moulder, r. 25 Her-
mon, boards 212 Southbrldge
Schwartz Lewis A. halrdreHser, 14 Wash-
ington square, boards 58 Front
Scofield Madilia N. widow of James N. h.
8 Mt. Pleasant
ScoUan John, wireworker, house 22 Briden
ScoUan John J. wireworker, b. 22 Briden
Scollay John J. removed ft*om city
Scott Brigham M. clerk, 420 Main, bds. 11
Lancaster [Ashland
Scott Charles H. wire drawer, boards 52 N.
Scott Charles N. (Scott A Sttckney), 573
Main, house 18 Oxford
Scott Charles W. whltewasher, house 52
Exchange [b. 55 West
Scott Clarence A. organ maker, 19 Union,
Scott Clinton B. clerk, 44 Southbridge, h. 75
Portland [Summit station
Scott David, bootmaker, house Brooks near
Scott Dwigtit R. sawyer, house Locust are.
near R. R.
Scott Eben, baker, 281 Main, boards 216 do.
Scott Edgar T. bookkeeper, WaaUiBn
Machine Shop, boards 8 Boynton
Scott Edward, boot bottomer, 619 Main, h.
66 Central
Scott Elizabeth 8. honse IM Aostln
Scott Frederick, physldaB, M7 Maliif b. 29
Harvard
Scott George Haskell, aopt. Morgan SpilQg
Co. 17 Lincoln, h. 88 do. [Prescott
Scott Oeorge H. laborer, 20 SallsbOTj, h. 1
Scott George H. foreman, 161 Union, h. 120
Front [caster
Scott George K. carpenter, honae It Lan-
Scott George S. woodworicer, 19 Union, h.
Anna near Alvarado ayenne
Scott George T. (N, R. 8coU A Bon)^ 6e»
Main, house 18 Benefit
Scott Gil man E. removed fh>m efty [h. do.
Scott Hattie E. Mrs. dressmaker, 96 Gardner,
Scott Henry E. meher, house 18 Shelby
Scott James L. moulder, 99 Thomaa, L 182
Union [Leicester
Scott Jesse, cardmaker, 66 Grafton, house at
Scott John H. wireworker, b. JBdireworth n.
Dryden [Lancaster
Scott John L. clerk, 86 Front, boards 11
Scott John W. cardmaker, 246 Southbrldge,
boards 70 Washington
Scott Lewis, coachman, 6 Linden, hoose r.
56 Exchange
SCOTT LEWIS H. surgical elasUc bandage
manuf. 515 Main, house 89 Hollywood.
—Seepage ^2
Scott Lucinda H. widow of David, boose 89
Harvard [SnmiBlt
Scott Maria, widow of John, boards S
Scott Mary A. widow of Henry, h. 2 Davis
Scott Michael, laborer, boards 60 Oxford
Scott M. Osmer, machinist, 67 Jackson, lu
26 Gardner
Scott Nathaniel, carpenter, h. 180 Chandler
Scott Nelson R. died Feb. 19, 1888, ag« 59
Scott Nina M. boards rear 196 Anstin
Scott N. R. & Son (George T. ScoUj^ apothe-
caries, 569 Main
Scott Patrick, fllecntter, 88 Central, boards
142 Millbnry
Scott Peter, carpenter, boards 60 Oxford
Scott Thomas A. shoemaker, house 52 No.
Ashland
Scott Walter P. salesman, 167 Front, h. st
Uxbridge
Scott William, gardener at J. 6. Ballard%
h. 142 Mlllbury [Central
Scott William, engineer, 95 Thomas, h. 144
Scott WillUm W. hairdresser, 1 Tmmballf
b. 180 Front [h. 87 Laurel
Scott William W. boxmaker, 26 K. Foster,
Scott & Stickney (C. N, ScoU and Cym
Stickneyjf watches, &c. 678 Main
Scovill Albert F. carpenter, b. 27 Chandler'
Scranton George L. butcher, 22 Shrews-
bury, house 55 Fountain
Scribley Charles, mason, b. 208 Mechanic
Scrlbner Bevi, F. boot treer, h. 29 Houghton
Scribner Henry L. finisher, 70 Wintei^ h. 85
Houghton [18 Barclay
Scribner Herbert M. driver, 20 Grafton, h.
POPULATION OF RHODE ISLAND,
OONSUIiT TSJB
WOBCE8TBB [S] DIBECTOBT.
289
Scribner John P. physician, 12 Sonthbiidge,
hoQse do. [b. 11 Maple
Bcarlptore Frank D. machinist, 22 Qrpress,
ScrlYer Herbert E. clerk, 148 Main, boards
6S do. [do.
Scrymseoor Frank L. clerk, 85 Pearl, bds.
Bcrymg^eoar Samuel K. billiards, 85 Pearl,
house do. [boose 58 Winter
ScnUan Thomas 8. hostler, 12 Washington,
Scnllon Thomas F. machinist, b. 58 Winter
Scnlly Andrew, teamster, Brackett ct. bds.
19 Harring^n avenne
Scully Bridget Mrs. hense 111 E. Central
Scully Callhan, died Feb. 10, 1888, age 28
Scully John, laborer, house 18 Foyle
Scnlly John, teamster, 109 E. Central, bds.
Ill do. [Edgeworth
Scnlly John J. packer, boards SIgonmey n.
Scnlly Ma]7, widow of Michael, honse 185
Salem
ScnUy Michael, coremaker, bds. 185 Salem
Scnlly Patrick, laborer, 189 Front, house 87
Mendon [Edgeworth
Scnlly Thomas, laborer, house Sigoumey n.
Scnlly Thomas, jr. laborer, bds. Sigonmey
near Edgeworth
Scully Timothy, laborer, honse 229 Front
Seagrave Daniel, printer, 442 Main, house 8
Crown [b. do.
Seagrave Erepta M. dressmaker, 64 Salem,
Seagrave John D. carpenter, house 88 Elm
Seaman PrisciUa, widow of John, bds. 159
Main [Austin
Seamana Abbie F. widow of borace, b. 205
Seamans Julius C. machinist, 75 Beacon, h.
Lovell n. May
Searle Harry W. clerk, boards 80 Lagrange
Searle Herbert W. machinist, 77 Foster, b.
21 Clinton [80 Lagrange
Searle J. Frank, foreman, 184 Front, house
Searle J. Fred, boxmaker, 184 Front, boards
Plantation near B. & A. B. R.
Searle Tabitha F. widow of Uriah, boards
80 Lagrange
Searles Charles W. salesman, h. 95 Madison
Searles Edwin, machinist, 77 Foster, h. 21
Clinton [Pleasant
Searles Mary, widow of OnriUe, boards 168
Searles Mary J. seamstress, house 18 Gold
Searles Sophia B. widow of Samuel, h. 22
Portland
S EARLS HEHRT S. snp't and treas. Wor-
cester St. Railway Co. 15 Market, h. 19
Highland. — 8ee Street Care in Index of
Contents
Seers Alden H. & Co. fj. A. Bears), ice
dealers, 91 Central, h. West Boylston n.
GroTe [20 Belleyne
Sears Alfred, pattern maker, 57 Jackson, h.
Sears Bethiah, widow of Philander, h. Salis-
bury c. Fliu^g
SEARS CHARLES W. wholesale flour,
hay, Ac 517 Main, house 108 Austin.—
See page 5i^
Sean John A. (A, H. Sears A Co.), 91 Cen-
tral, honse West Boylston near Grove
Sears Itoy E. Mrs. bookkeeper, 578 Main,
h. do.
Sears Matilda Z. widow of Elijah, bds. IS
Hudson
Sears Milton H. farmer, house Salisbury c.
Flagg [Flagg
Sears Philander F. fanner, h. Salisbury c.
Sears Sylyanus, farmer, honse Salisbury c.
Flagg [9 Spruce
Sears Theophilus, laborer, 110 Green, honse
Sears Walter H. dentist, 45 Park, honse do.
Sears William, driver, 190 Front, h. 78 Sum-
mer [pond, b. 26 Eastern ar.
Sears William, Jr. bntcher, Belmont n. Bell
Seaton Benjamin, machinist, 110 Green, h.
18 Arlington
Seaton James, rem'd to Uxbridge [h. do.
Seaton Rose A. dressmaker, 18 Arlington,
Seaver Augustus W. driver, h. 48 Woodland
Seaver Eliza J. teacher. Valley Falls school,
b. 48 Woodlaivd [80 Glen
Seaver Henry A. lastmaker, 92 Foster, h. r.
Seaver James M. rem'd to Fitchburg
Seaver John W. driver, 91 Foster, honse 107
Summer
Seaver William L. paperhanger, h. 179 Austin
Seavey Chas. H. machinist, 161 Union, b. 88
John [John
Seavey Harriet B. widow of Charles L. h. 88
Seavey Nellie, b. 45 Pleasant [b. 88 John
Seavey Rosa I. teacher, Thomas st. school,
Sectional Reed Loom Co. 42 Gardner
SECURITY ASSOCUTES (Wm. H. Morse,
treas.), 426 'bUfXxL,— See page 4^99
Sederskey Bennett, peddler, h. 69 Green
Seeley Geo. U. pres. Worcester Street Rail-
way Co. 15 Market, h. at New York city
Seeley Hiram M. clerk, 827 Main, b. 55 Park
Seger Sedate B. (Seger A Post), 18 Pink, h.
IS Denny [wood, 18 Pink
Seger A Post (S. B. Seger and J. A. Post),
Segerson Frank J. laborer, b. 46 Assonet
Seibert Philip, wire drawer, h. 24 Wachusett
Seibold Paul F. hairdresser, 418 Main, h. 28
So. Irving [209 Chandler
Seiders Alden R. moulder, r. 25 Hermon, h.
Seiders Charles W. rem'd from city
Seilgrem August, armorer, 42 Gardner, bds.
12 CarroU [dale, h. 46 Norfolk
Seivier Richard H. laborer, 60 Blooming-
Sellers Frank H. machinist, 95 Thomas, h.
108 Belmont
Semella Mach. laborer, house 26 Larkin
Sessions Frank E. (G, Sessions A Sons), 9
TrumbuU, h. 7 do.
SESSIONS GEORGE A SONS f W. JB. and
F, E. Sessions), city sextons and under-
takers, 9 Trumbull, house 7 do. — See
page 568 [h. do
Sessions Nathaniel, veterinarian, 16 Cutler.
Sessions Waldo £. (G, Sessions A Sons), 9
Trumbull, h. 88 Orange
Setter Chas. laborer, b. 10 Oswald
Setterstrom Gustave, laborer, b. 88 Hanov«r
Setterwall H. August F. chemist, 94 Grove,
h. 8 Crlsty [9 do.
Seward Charles, fly flnlsher, 17 Hermon, b.
Sexton Francis, laborer, 88 Hermon, h. 164
Mechanic
Sexton George, canvasser, h. 21 Sycamore
FOR HACK FARES,
19
CONaULT TMJS
nTBBCTOMT,
290
WOBCESTER [S] DIRBCTORT.
Sexton Jeremiah, saloon, 225 Union, house
106 Mechanic
Sexton John, mason, house 5 Boylston ct.
Sexton John, laborer, 77 Foster, boards 98
Mechanic [do.
Sexton John J. hackman, 155 Mechanic, h.
Sexton Michael, laborer, b. 158 Mechanic
Sexton Michael F. . machinist, 195 Front, b.
106 Mechanic
Sexton Patrick D. mason, house 9 Lamartlne
Sexton Thomas, job wagon, b. 164 Mechanic
Seyfest H. Paul, draughtsman, 452 Main, b.
87 Mechanic [dale ct.
Seymore Alexander, mason, h. 10 Bloomlng-
Seymore Edward, brakeman, h. 10 Blooming-
dale ct. [n. Ascension
Seymore Frank, laborer, bds. Bloomingdale
Seymore Henry, laborer, b. 10 Blooming-
dale ct. ^
Seymore, see Seymour [167 Exchange
Seymour Frank, bottler, r. 29 Waldo, house
Seymour Fred, finisher, 60 King, b. 15 Divi-
sion [mon, h. 11 Douglas
Seymour Joseph O. cabinetmaker, 17 Her-
Seymour Julius P. carpenter, 10 £. Worces-
ter, h. 88 Wall [Market
Seymoore Thomas H. engineer, house 7
Shackett Joseph, foreman, b. 115 Lamartlne
Shackett Peter, laborer, h. 115 Lamartlne
Shaffer StiUman L. h. 11 King [MUlbury
Shagro Michael, laborer, 105 Front, h. 56
Shales Frederick, razor maker, 128 Chandler,
h. 182 Austin [b. 209 do.
Shales Herbert, razor maker, 128 Chandler,
Shales Thomas, razor maker, 128 Chandler,
h. 209 do. [b. Shrewsbury n. Brackett ct.
Shanahan Daniel, collar maker, 189 Union,
Shanahan James, laborer, house 5 North
Shanahan John, wire drawer, h. Daley n.
Hemans [Burncoat
Shanley James, farmer, bds. Mlllbrook near
Shanley James F. rem'd to Springfield
Shannahan Mary J. domestic, 17 May
Shannahan Michael, boot treer, 82 Austin, b.
8 do. [bridge, h. 482 do.
Shannahan Richard, shoemaker, 74 South-
Shannahan Timothy, laborer, h. 4 Cullen ct.
Shannessy Mary A. widt)w of Philip, h. 49
E. Worcester [49 B. Worcester
Shannessy T. James, printer, 442 Main, b.
Shannon Bridget, widow of Maurice, h. 14
Foster
Shannon Bridget M. bds. 14 Foster
Shannon Ellen T. teacher, Lamartlne street
school, b. 65 Water [Pembroke
Shannon Qeorge, stonecutter, Crescent, b. 5
Shannon James, laborer, 51 Green, bds. 104
Lamartlne
Shannon Maurice W. saloon, 26 Mechanic,
b. 14 Foster
Shannon Michael, treer, bds. 8 Austin
Shannon Michael, laborer, house 4 Crescent
Shannon Owen, laborer, b. 98 Mechanic
Shannon Patrick, laborer, house 65 Water
Shannon Philip, agent, grocer, 60 Pleasant,
house 2 Chamberlain ct. [lain ct.
Shannon Thomas, laborer, boards Chamber-
Sharkey John, grocer, 188 Prescott, h. do.
Sharon Frank, teamster, Pliuitation opp.
Fairvlew ave. h. 62 Norfolk [34 Tharne
Sharp Wm. E. machinist, 110 Green, boards
Sharpe Chas. E. dyer, boards 16 Washboin
Sharpies A. removed from city
Sharpies Lawrence E. boot treer, 11 Water,
house 21 Orient
Sharron John, lastmaker, house 10 Green
Sharron Mary, dressmaker, 10 Green, h. do.
Sharry Martin, laborer, 23 Mancbedter, h.
94 E. Central
Sharry Patrick, wlreworker, b. 79 Main
Sharry Peter, laborer, h. 4 Fallon's sq.
Sharry Thomas, laborer, h. 199 Mechanic
Shattuck Andrew D. gas engines, house
574 Main [iMMurds r. 682 do.
Shattuek Arthur D. piano tuner, 532 Main*
Shattuck Elam B. house 7 Congress
Shattuck Elbridge G. machinist, 57 Jackson,
house r. 682 Main [c Nixon
Shattuck Greorge W. milkman, h. Mountain
Shattuck James H. fruit, 78 Park, house 52
Woodland [c- Nixon
Shattuck Joslah B. milkman, bds. Mountain
Shattuck Marshall R. driver, Steamer No.
2, boards 112 Beacon
SHATTUCK MOODT E. cigar manufacturer
and tobacconist, 409 Main, b. Bay State
House. — See page 541
Shattuck Oliver P. tobacconist, 369 Main, h.
18 Oak ave.
Shattuck Samuel F. gardener, h. 16Goalduig
Shattuck S. Henry, bookkeeper, h. 15 Clinton
Shaughnessey Andrew, watchman, house 824
Park ave.
Shauss John F. removed to Chicago, IlL
Shaw Abbie L. Mrs. boards 10 William
Shaw Chas. L. (L. Shaw db Son), 29 Jack-
son, b. 13 Benefit
Shaw Cynthia C. Mrs. nurse, 40 Belmont,
boards do. [Belmont
Shaw Daniel L. carpenter, 171 Union, h. 3S
Shaw David, blacksmith, Leicester n. Mill,
b. 5 Curtis [Benefit
Shaw Eugene, moulder, 51 Green, house 39
SHAW FLORENTINE S. furniture and
upholstery, 581 Midn, b. 82 Orange.--
See page 677
Shaw George, spinner, h. 101 Canterbury
Shaw George E. attendant, Wor. Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Shaw George W. engineer at wireworks, Q>
h. MiUbury opp. Taylor, Q.
Shaw Harlan P. removed to Nova Scotia
Shaw Henry, foreman, 77 Foster, house 7
Mendon [repair shop, h. 64 Hanover
Shaw Henry C. carpenter, W., N. & B. R. R.
Shaw Henry £. (Co^llo A Shaw), 144
Front, h. 92 Orange
Shaw James, laborer, boards 40 Fox
Shaw James D. machinist, 77 Foster, h. 102
Front [Lamartine
Shaw Joseph, shoe bottomer, 68 High, h. 56
Shaw Lewis, wool sorter, Pakachoag Mill,
b. 12 Crompton
SHAW LUTHER k SON (C. X. Slmh
brass founders, 29 Jackson, house 18
Benefit. — See page 671
FOR MAP OF WORCESTER,
CONSUjLT tmm
WOBOE8TBR [S] DIRECTORY.
291
SliAw Mary A. widow of John B. h. 19 Salem
Shaw Oliver F. tinsmith, 2 Bigelow ct. h.
Mason n. Parker
Shaw Samnel, farmer, h. Leicester, Y. F.
Shaw Sarah Mrs. dressmaker, 810 Main,
hoase do.
SHAW S. LAMBERT^ sales agent, Fleisch-
mann & Co.'s compressed yeast, 147
Front, h. 88 Chandler. — See page 644
Shaw Thomas K. carpenter, b. 64 Hanover
SHAW THOMAS W. A SONS (W. J.
Shaw), blacksmiths, 126 Sonthbridge,
hoose 49 Lamartine. — See page 568
Shaw Walter L. clerk, ft. Kansas, boards
Mlllbury opp. Taylor, Q. [Assonet
Shaw Wm. machinist, 77 Foster, house 82
Shaw William J. (T. W, Shaw A Sons), 124
Sonthbridge, b. Hose No. 7, Lamartine
Shaw Wm. R. machinist, 77 Foster, h. 8
Bigelow ct.
Shea Abbie E. bnmisher, b. 114i Sonthbridge
Shea Comelins, laborer, 57 Jackson, house
70 Shrewsbury [10 Fruit
Shea Cornelius, boot treer, 60 King, boards
Shea Cornelius, card stripper, Pakachoag
Mill, h. 49 Camp
Shea Cornelius, laborer, b. 178 Front
Shea Cornelius, laborer, h. 28 Lodi
Shea Cornelius, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale, h.
116 Shrewsbury [b. 17 Winter
Shea Cornelius, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale,
Shea Cornelius, laborer, h. 1 Fallon's sq.
Shea Daniel, teamster, h. 88 Ward
Shea Daniel, laborer, h. 19 East Worcester
Shea Daniel, machinist, 110 Green, boards
26 Larkin [24 Bartlett pi.
Shea Daniel, butcher, Putnam lane, boards
Shea Daniel, laborer, 68 Washington sq. b.
22Goddard
Shea Daniel, laborer, h. 186 Shrewsbury
Shea Daniel J. compositor, 442 Main, boards
13 Valley
Shea Daniel M. helper, boards r. 20 Church
Shea Dennis, laborer, house 25 Burt
Shea Dennis, hostler, 42 Waldo, b. 56 Central
Shea Dennis, hairdresser, 412 Sonthbridge,
boards 408 do. [b. 8 Burt
Shea Dennis, moulder, 68 Washington sq.
Shea Dennis W. rem'd to Manchester, N. H.
Shea Ellen, wido^ of John, b. 27 Ward
Shea Ellen Mrs. h. Ill E. Central
Shea Frank, laborer, h. 84 Lafayette
Shea Humphrey, carpenter, b. 86 Green
Shea James, laborer, h. r. 70 E. Central
Shea James, laborer, h. 180 Salem
Shea Jeremiah, laborer, 62 Jackson, boards
26 Burt
Shea John, laborer, h. 156 Washington
Shea John, teamster, house 58 Men don
Shea John, laborer, house 21 Barclay
Shea John, laborer, house 17 Winter
Shea John J. tinsmith, 8 Green, house 56
Mendon
Shea John P. laborer^ 96 Thomas, boards
58 do. [85 Summer
Shea]Lawrence, puncher, 11 Cypress, bds.
Shea Margo, laborer, 14 Bloomingdale, h. 75
Temple
Shea Martin, helper, 458 Main
Shea Martin, laborer, boards 88 Bridge
Shea Mary, widow of Dennis, h. 8 Burt
Shea Mary, widow of Dennis, h. 2 Sigel
Shea Michael, coremaker, 65 Jackson, h.
54 Gold
Shea Michael, laborer, house 9 Larkin
Shea Michael, laborer, 77 Foster, hoose 26
Larkin [mond, house 26 Lafayette
Shea Michael, driver, Sonthbridge c. Ham-
Shea Michael, laborer, h. 100 E. Central
Shea Michael, engineer, 51 Green, house 66
Water
Shea Michael, laborer, house 27 Lyon
Shea Michael B. puncher, 11 Cypress, ^. 85
Eastern ave. [196 Washington
Shea Michael E. machinist, 110 Green, bds.
Shea Nathaniel, boot turner, 82 Austin
Shea Patrick, boot treer, h. 25 Gold st. ct.
Shea Patrick, moulder, 92 Thomas, house 8
Henry
Shea Patrick, tailor, 8 Pleasant, h. 41 John
Shea Patrick, laborer, 77 Foster, boards 88
Bridge [Ward
Shea Patrick, laborer, J auction shop, h. 27
Shea Patrick, removed from city
Shea Patrick, laborer, boards 86 Green
Shea Patrick, laborer, 80 Union, boards 17
Winter
Shea Patrick, removed from city
Shea Patrick, laborer, h. 44 Franklin
Shea Patrick J. mason, house 21 Ward
Shea Patrick, M. boot bottomer, 60 King, b.
10 Qaeen
Shea Patrick T. machinist, 548 Sonthbridge,
boards 405 do. [brl&e
Shea Thomas, machinist, house 405 Souw-
Shea Timothy, laborer, 110 Green, house 18
Ward
Shea Timothy D. teamster, h. 4 Lexington
Shea Walter, laborer, h. 406 Sonthbridge
Shea Walter, tailor, 8 Pleasant, b. 41 John
Shea William, saloon, 414 Southbrldge, bds.
405 do.
Shea William J. plumber, 541 Main, boards
2 Ash [Bridge
Shea William M. wire drawer, house rear 57
Sheard Fred, moulder, 52 Jackson, house r.
54 Camp [211 Austin
Shearman William H. machinist, house
Sheam Catherine, house 80 Charlotte
Shed Henry A. painter, boards 514 Main
Shedd Christopher K. removed from city
Shedd Norman E. cabinetmaker, 10 East
Worcester, h. 4 Riedl pi.
Shedd Norman F. bookkeeper, W., N. ft B.
B. R. repair shop, bds. Waldo House
Shedd Sarah J. Mrs. boarding-house, Grove
n. Salisbury pond
Shedden William, driver, 196 Union, boards
Salisbury cor. Park ave. [Temple
SheedyJohn, bootmaker, 155 Front, b. 52
Sheedy John, laborer, bds. 40 Winter
Sheedy Margaret, widow of John, house 52
Temple
Sheedy Mary, cashier, bds. 52 Temple
Sheedy Michael, laborer, b. 164 Mechanic
Sheedy Thomas, grocer, 19 Belmont, h. 15 do.
miiGES IN WORCESTER,
CONBXTLT TMB
292
WORCX8TBB [S] DIBECTOUT.
Sheedy William P. hairdrefleer, 177 Main, h.
58 Thomas
Sheehan Abble, saloon, 14 Howard, b. do.
Sheehan Alice, widow of Bartholomew, bds.
19 North
Sheehan Augnstos, removed iVom city
SheehaD Dennis, laborer, h. 845 Cambridge
Sheehan Ellen, widow of John, boards 105
Lamartine
Sheehan James, laborer, h. 102 Shrewsbury
Sheehan James, laborer, honse 8 North
Sheehan John, laborer, b. 845 Cambridge
Sheehan John, laborer, Southbridge c. Ham-
mond, h. 2 Union ave.
Sheehan John, laborer, boards r. 75 Temple
Sheehan John H. salesman, 89 Washington
sq. house 25 Penn ave.
Sheehan John S. lastmaker, 92 Foster, honse
8 Winter [h. 4 Southgate
Sheehan Michael, driver, 817 Southbridge,
Sheehan Michael, boot bottomer, 619 Main,
bds. 88 Lamartine
Sheehan Patrick P. armorer, 42 (Gardner, b.
105 Lamartine
Sheehan Patrick T. machinist, 19 Church, b.
r. 18 Washington sq.
Sheehan Thomas, laborer, b. 845 Cambridge
Sheehan Thomas, flagman, Shrewsbury st.
crossing, house 46 Winter
Sheehan Thomas, laborer, h. 26 Sargent
Sheehan Thomas, driver, 817 Southbridge,
h. 105 Lamartine
Sheehan Thomas A. plumber, 51 Itfain, bds.
17 8. Irving [bury
Sheehan Thomas F. laborer, b. 102 Shrews-
Sheehan Wm. moulder, b. 102 Shrewsbury
Sheehey Mary Mrs. stitcher, h. 12 Henry
Sheehy Cornelius P. bootmaker, bds. rear 18
Washington sq.
Sheehy Patrick, laborer, h. r. 18 Washing-
ton square
Sheehy Patrick F. machinist, bds. rear 18
Washington square
Sheffield Alfired C. car inspector, house 19
Lagrange
Sheffield Charles P. teamster, h. 21 Wyman
Sheffield J. Henry, teacher, b. 21 Wyman
Shehan John £. marble worker, 58 Central,
bds. 209 Main
Shekleton Thomas W. carpenter, 10 East
Worcester, house 18 Mendon
Sheldon Charles, removed to Oakdale
Sheldon Frederick L. machinist, house 183
Lincoln [b. 58 Pleasant
Sheldon Horace ft Co. dry goods, 828 Main,
Sheldon Laura M. widow of Hiram Z. h. 14
Reservoir
SHELDON YALENTINE, provisions and
produce, 104 Front, bds. 58 Pleasant. —
See page 545
Sheldon Walter L. wood finisher, 196 Union,
house 5 Bigelow court
Sheldon William A. woodworker, W., N. &
R. R. R. repair shop, house 14 Reservoir
Sheldon Wm. C. (Sheldon A Newton), b. 28
Clinton
Sheldon ft Newton (W. C. Sheldon and W.
J7. Newtonjj billiards, 418 Main
Shellar Charles E. Janitoor, high schooly ]
2 Linwood place
Shelley Ellen, widow of ComelSns, hoMe 7
Foyle fFroat
Shelton Alexander, wire drawer, bds. 170
Shelton Richard H. gen'l aec^ T. M. C. A.
411 Main, bds. 15 Oread place
Shepard Alexander, qoarryman, b. Bdmonl
near Bell pond
Shepard Ain*ed, hostler, h. 88 No. AsUaad
Shepard Charles, teamster, h. 86 Kendall
Shepard Chas. truckman, bonae 57 Maaon
Shepard Constant, collector, b. 45 Harvard
Shepard Edward, bootmaker, boiiae 1€6
Lamartine
Shepard Halsey S. (W. JJ. Blodg^t 4t Ob^),
5 Trumbull, house 201 Summer
Shepard Henry D. cutter, 7 Wa8hing:ton sq.
h. at Northbridge [160 Austin
Shepard Herman O. clerk, 17 Mechanic, h.
Shepard Lulu, clerk, boards 58 Main
Shepard Pamelia, widow of Felton, b. 282
Southbridge
SHEPARD BUSSELL B* powder, shot,
&c. and city sealer, 1 Pleasant, b. 40 da
— See page 518
Shepard Samuel F. bootcutter, b. 26 Oread
SHEPARD WILLIS L. propr. Bay State
House, 288 Main, h. do.— iSse page 558
Shepardson Arioul A. machinist, 166 Union,
house 18 Orchard [tucket, R. I.
Shepardson Joseph E. removed to Faw«
Shepardson William S. at Asylum Chronic
Insane, Summer, boards do.
Shepherd John, moulder, 68 Waahington sq.
h. 189 Summer
Shepherd Obed C removed to Waltbam
Shepherd Sylvia Mrs. dressmaker, 188 Sm-
mer, house do. [place
Sheppard Thomas, laborer, b. 22 BaiUett
Sheridan Charles, Jr. wire drawer, bds. 199
Prescott
Sheridan Delia, cook, Waverly House
Sheridan Edward, fhller, 17 Soutbgate, bds.
47 do. [71 Madisoo
Sheridan James, laborer, 188 Mechanic, lu
Sheridan James, wireworker, boards 122
Prescott
Sheridan John, picker, h. Leicester, Y. F.
Sheridan John, laborer, b. 222 Southbridge
Sheridan John, laborer, 100 May, boose 9
South Irving
Sheridan John L. fuller, Aahworth ft Jones'
Mill, boards Leicester, V. F.
Sheridan Michael J. bootmaker, bouse 156
Washington
Sheridan Nellie, servant, Waverly Hoose
Sheridan Richard J. spinner, Darling's Mill,
' house Leicester, Y. F.
Sheridan Thomas J. weaver, Asbworth k
Jones' Mill, h. Leicester, Y. F.
Sherman Alexander G. conductor, P. ft W.
R. R. house at Providence [Tofts
Sherman David P. driver, 214 Front, bds. h
Sherman Emma, canvasser, bds. 27 Clinton
Sherman Emma J. teacher, b. 8 Portland
Sherman George H. machinist, 54 Jackson,
h. 222 Chandler
FOR NURSES,
CONSULT TJTJV
niMMOTOMT'
WOROESTftR [S] DIRECTORY.
298
Sherman George W. carpenter, h. 98 Bel*
mont [146 do.
Sherman John H. botcher, ^6 Main, hoase
Sherman Jonathan C. wire tester, house 2
Oover
Sherman Joseph A. hairdresser, 45 Wash-
in^^n sq. b. 26 Salem
Sherman Josephine, boards 81 Cliftott
Sherman Louis, carpenter, h. 15 Washington
ShermaD Mary £. Mrs. house 8 High
Sherman Minnie W. teacher, Dlz st. school,
b. 85 Prospect [h. 88 Austin
Sherman Nathaniel H. machinist, 110 Green,
Sherman Nettie, boards 77 Orange
Sherman Sophia, widow of John« boards 15
Washington
Sherman William H. engineer, h. 85 Pros-
pect [b. 42 Portland
Sherman William M. carpenter, 171 Union,
Sheron George, mason, h. 220 Shrewsbury
Sherrlll James A. compositor, 442 Main, b.
221 Pleasant
Sherry Patrick, laborer, Groton, house 69
Grafton [place
Sherryman John, laborer, h. 1 E. Worcester
Sherwin Harland B. finisher, 28 Webster,
hoQse 20 do.
Shields Alice, widow of Daniel, house 11
Blossom [29 Woodland
Shields Eliza, widow of Thomas H. house
Shields Margaret R. Mrs. dressmaker, 257
Main, house do.
SHELLABEB GEO. W. ft CO. paper hang-
ings, 84 Front, bds. Continental Hotel.
— See page 528
Shine Daniel, laborer, h. 8 Boland court
Shine Dennis, laborer, house 14 Larkin
Shine John, driver, house 8 Swan ct.
Shipman Henry, warp dresser, Brussels, h.
20 Holmes fH^ Beacon
Shippee Charles H. steward at Jail, boards
Shippee Elvira J. nurse, 79 Myrtle, h. do.
Shippee Herbert B. flre patrol, 4 Barton pi.
boards do.
Shirley Addle, clerk, bds. 15 Oread place
Shirley Ellen M. Mrs. clairvoyant, 128 Main,
house do.
Shirley John W. truckman, h. 128 Main
Shore James, machinist, 140 Union, h. 19
North Ashland
Shorey Joel L. cornice maker, 150 Union,
house 6 George street court
Shorrock Richard, removed to Boston
Shorrock Thomas, rem'd to Jamaica Plain
Shorrock William, machinist, 125 Gold, h. 5
Seymore [Vernon
Short Bridget, widow of Michael, house 24
Short Francis A. machinist, 88 Hermon, b.
24 Vernon
Short Frederick G. teacher, b. 22 Lancaster
Short James, painter, bds. 24 Vernon
Short Peter H. machinist, b. 24 Vernon
Short WiUiam P. machinist, 88 Hermon, b.
24 Vernon [2 Green
Shortall Bros. (D. and P. Shortall), saloon,
Shortall David ri9%ofta{IBro«.;, 2 Green, b.
211 Summer [h. 211 Summer
Shortall Patrick CShortall Bros.)* 2 Green,
Shortsleeves William H. watchman, 86 Cen-
tral, h. 291 Park av.
Shnckrow Patrick, laborer, 188 Mechanic, h.
Bridge [b. 85 Summer
Shuckrowe Michael F. chairmaker, 15 Unlon»
Shumway Annie E. Mrs. bds. 40 Providence
Shumway Charles E. bootcutter, h. 94 Wash-
ington
Shumway Edwin B. carpenter, b. 6 Chatham
Shumway Emory L. boot tree manufacturer,
19 Church, h. 82 Green
Shumway Henry L. reporter Daily Gazette,
892 Main, h. 44 Channing
Shumway William H. shoefltter, rear 155
Front, h. 26 Chandler
Shurk John, blacksmith, house 10 Cross
Shurman William, machinist, h. 27 Ash
Shurtlieff Henry C. foreman, b. 19 Austin
ShurtUeir Henry R. clerk, 204 Main, bds. 6
George st. ot.
Shurtlieff Mary Mrs. h. Ill Main [at Auburn
Shute Abby B. teacher, Adriatic school, b.
Shute Charles, organ maker, 17 Hermon, h.
at Auburn [bds. at Auburn
Shute Charles W. organ maker, 17 Hermon,
Shute Martha C. widow of William M. h.
1 Jackson [at Auburn
Shute William A. clerk, 492 Main, boards
Sibley Aaron F. rem'd to Auburn
Sibley Charles, deputy sheriff, Court Honse,
b. S2 Pleasant [h. 82 Hanover
Sibley Charles H. chair finisher, 15 Union,
Sibley Clarence A. tapemaker, bds. 85 Clif-
ton [A. R. B.
Sibley David, farmer, h. Harrington n. B. &
Sibley Edwin C. cutter, 7 Washington sq. h.
54 Harrison
Sibley Elizabeth, widow of John R. bds. 6
Chatham [226 Pleasant
Sibley Everett L. solecutter, S8 High, house
Sibley Frank P. engineer, h. Harrington n.
B. & A. R. R.
Sibley Fred D. clerk, 505 Main, b. 6 Chatham
Sibley Fred L. brakeman, N. &W. R. R. h.
204 Southbridge [Mason
Sibley George F. bootcutter, 60 King, h. 21
SIBLET GEORGE H. broker, 492 Main, h.
at Auburn. — Seepage 575
Sibley Hannah D. rem*d to Pawtucket, R. I.
Sibley Harry H. clerk, Wor. Safe Dep. &
Trust Co. 448 Main, b. 527 do.
Sibley Harvey H. cardmaker, 246 South-
bridge, h. 527 Main [Main, h. do.
Sibley Harvey H. Mrs. dressmaker, 527
Sibley James E. conductor, P. & W. R. R. b.
at Providence [Orchard
Sibley James M. painter, 15 Union, house 29
Sibley Lewis W. house 66 Austin
Sibley Linus, clerk, 18 Foster, b. 66 Austin
Sibley Mary E. teacher, bds. 188 Main
Sibley Susan, widow of Charles M. house 5
Mott [Clifton
Sibley Vilura. widow of Emory, house 85
Sicotte Toussaint, shoemaker, b. 85 Portland
Slevert Otto, bartender, 85 Mechanic, b. do.
Silverman Moses D. peddler, h. 8 Union pi.
Silvers Sarah A. widow of Joseph H. h. 84
Abbott
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS,
CONSVLT THX
niMWCTORT*
294
WOBCESTBR [S] DIREOTORT.
Silvester Albert H. cardmaker, 246 South-
bridge, b. 85 Oread
Simanovlch Samuel, peddler, h. 9 Conlin ct.
Simard Ephraim, laborer, 60 Bloomingdaie,
h. 12 Norfolk
Simard John B. H. butcher, h. 94 Portland
SIMARD JOSEPH & CO. flour and hay,
5 Franklin, house 18 Fountain. — Seepage
548
SIMESTEB FREDERICK) wool, shoddy
and rags, 187 Front, house 16 John. —
See page ^^ [wood pi.
Simmonds Kate Mrs. milliner, h. 4 Lin-
Simmons Albert F. clerk, Post Office, b. 144
Chandler [Plymouth
Simmons Chas. E. clergyman, house 28
Simmons Charles N. blindmaker, 171 Union,
b. at Millbury
Simmons George, b. 40 Irving [av. n. Anna
Simmons Horace E. carpenter, h. Coburn
Simmons Jacob (Goldberg dt Simmons), 19
Vine, b. do. [bds. do.
Simmons John, waiter, Bay State House,
Simmons Joshua C. grocer, 102 Washington,
h. 94 do.
Simmons Lucia D. bds. 88 Providence
Simmons Nathan A. policeman, City Hall,
h. 144 Chandler [11 Belmont
Simonds Fred P. machinist, 140 Union, h.
Simonds Martha C. widow of James M. h.
8 Linden [Coral
Simons John E. painter, 12 Norwich, b. 48
Simons Patrick, laborer, b. 424 Millbury
Simpkin John H. wire drawer, h. 8 Powers
court [1 1 do.
Simpson Augustus, grinder, 18 Coes, house
Simpson Charles R. stadent, b. 42 Exchange
Simpson Henry G. rem'd from city
Simpson Henry Y. (J. H. A O. M. Walker),
Winter c. Water, h. 9 Hammond
Simpson Waldo A. clerk, 891 Main, bds. 14
High
Sincere Joseph, hostler, r. 155 Main, bds. do.
Sinclair Eliza A. widow of Harry, boards 8
Boynton [h. 12 Woodland
Sinclair Everett M. machinist, 57 Jackson,
Sinclair James, brakeman, b. 4 Belknap
Sinclair John E. professor, Worcester Free
Institute, h. 8 Bo3mton
Sinclair Michael, laborer, h. 80 Charles
Sinclair, see St. Claire
Sing Sam, laundry, 264 Main, house do.
Singer Manufacturing Co. 550 Main [Lake
Singer William, filemaker, 10 Mill, bds. 81
Singmars Peter, clerk, b. 82 Salem
Sinnery James A. boot bottomer, 68 High,
h. 71 May
Sinnot John, hostler, h. 188 Shrewsbury
SiuDot John P. machinist, bds. 188 Shrews-
bury [Salem
Sinnot Joseph A. driver, 517 Main, bds. 96
Sinnot Patrick, laborer, b. 188 Shrewsbury
Sinnot Thomas K. hostler, h. r. 20 Church
Sissenwine Louis, peddler, b. 17 Conlin ct.
Sisson Geo. W. clerk, 424 Main, b. 8 Davis
SISSON JACOB D. plumber and gasfltter,
88 Soathbridge, h. Wayne n. Leicester.
— See page 580
Sisson Jarvis, boards Wayne near Leicester
Sisson William B. machinist, 54 Jackson, h.
8 Davis
Sisters of Mercy, 46 High
Sisters of Notre Dame, 86 Vernon
SJoberg Chas. laborer, 101 Venion, h. r. do.
SJoberg Gustaf E. laborer, b. Millbury opp.
W^pple
SJoberg Johan, laborer, house 9 Perry
Sjogren Andrew, wireworker, b. 80 Central
Sjogren Erlck P. tailor, 587 Main, house 344
Pearl
SJoholm Olaf, wire drawer, h. 101 Millbuiy
SJosten Anthony, moulder, b. 40 Hanover
Skagerllnd Wllhelm, wireworker, boards ID
Oswald [61 Grand
Skahen James, moulder, 65 Jackson, boards
Skahen John, steamfltter, 198 Front, boards
405 Southbrldge
Skahen Kate N. clerk, boards 818 Main
Skahen Mary, housekeeper, h. 1 Columbia
Skahen Mary Mrs. house 61 Grand
Skahen Bichard, laborer, 57 Jackson, house
405 Southbrldge [Whipple
Skarin John, laborer, house Millbury opp.
Skating Bink, 19 Foster
Skehan James, asst. baker, Worcester Lo-
natic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Skelly Bridget, house 58 Temple
Skelly Nicholas, laborer, house 28 Washbora
Skerrett Edward J. machinist, 161 UnioD,
house 21 MlUbary
Skerrett James, truckman, house 10 Meade
Skerry Joseph, painter, 18 Madison, boards
58 Central
Skerry Pattie D. b. 22 May [58 Central
Skerry Walter M. machinist, 54 Jackson, b.
Skinner Artemas H. woodworker, house 5
Agricultural [Highlaod
Skinner Chas. driver, 241 Pleasant, bds. 55
Skinner Charles A. bookkeeper, 80 Foster,
house 82 Dewey [11 Bellevoe
Skinner Helen A. widow of Cortland A. b.
Skinner John F. rem'd to Eastford, Conn.
Skinner Olive, removed to Eastford, Conn.
Skinner Parker G. manager, teas, 522 Main,
house 85 Wellington [818 Main
Skinner Wm. H. steamfltter, 80 Foster, bds.
Skog Carl W. sinker, liouse 800 Millbary
Skog Frank, laborer, bds. 895 MUlbury
Skog Johan L. wireworker, h. 1 Sigoumej
Skog Lars P. woodworker, 9 May, boards
68 Orchard [place
Skoglund John H. galvanizer, h. Cambridge
Skogsberg Christine M. widow of John S*
house 10 Oswald
Skogsberg Gustaf, sinker, house 6 Whitney
Skogsberg J. Alfk*ed, sinker, house 11 Perry
Skogsberg John E. died April, 1883, age i9
Skogsberg Olaf, boards 11 Perry
Skott John, laborer, bds. 898 Millbury
Slack Julia A. widow of Eli W. b. 1 Coral
Slack Eendrick E. boot bottomer, HamiltoDr
house 1 Coral
Slack M. Julia, waiter, 208 Main
Slade Ellen Mrs. dressmaker, h. 19 Hancock
Slade Luther, dresser tender, 17 Southgate,
house 19 Hancock
FOR PHASES OF THE MOON,
CONSUIiT TMB
niMMCTOSr*
WORCE8TEB [Q] DIRECTORT.
295
Slate Edward H. rem*d to CarringtOD, Dak.
Slate Lucy E. widow of Sheldon, boards 10
Trambull [Trnmball
Slate Walter J. packer, 108 Front, house 8
Slate William H. died Aug. 1, 1888, age 79
Slater Elizabeth A. bds. 62 Proyidence
Slater Ella S. widow of Luther, house 28
Richards
Slater Forrest A. fireman, Asylum Chronic
Insane, Summer, b. do.
Slater Luther, died Oct. 1, 1888, age 65
Slater Mary A. boards 66 Providence
Slattery Bridget, widow of Patrick, boards
18 Winter [6 Blake
Slattery James A. bootmaker, 1 1 Water, h.
Slattery Joseph, iceman, bds. 5 Nashua
Slattery Thomas, laborer, house 5 Nashua
Slayton Frank A. clerk, 180 Chandler, he use
166 Austin
Slayton Henry, clerk, 554 Main, b. 844 Pearl
Sleeper Charles £. salesman, 484 Main, h.
25 Portland
Sleeper Mary R. clerk, boards 14 Castle
Sleeper May £. music teacher, bds. Anna c.
Locust ave.
Sleeper Wm. T. pastor Summer St. Church,
h. Anna c. Locust aye.
Sloan Frederick W. horses, bds. 21 Curtis
Sloan Oeo. H. machinist, 57 Jackson, house
26 do.
Sloan Henry, removed to East Brookfleld
Sloan Kobert, Jr. moulder, 52 Jackson, house
94 Beacon [h. 21 Curtis
Sloan Thomas S. stable, Curtis c. Leicester,
Slocomb Charles C. corset cutter, 26 South-
bridge, bds. 6 Chatham
Slocomb Charles E. mason, house 7 Orient
Slocomb Charles £. Jr. machinist, 110 Oreen,
house 47 Endicott
Slocomb Kate R. bds. 80 Lagrange
Slocomb Samuel, moulder, 149 Washington,
bds. 7 Orient
Slocum Edward C. removed to Erie, Fenn.
Slocum James W. dresser tender, 82 Foster,
bouse 7 Orchard
Slocum John A. farmer, h. 192 Chandler
Slocum John H. foreman, 82 Austin, boards
86 Irving [81 Suffolk
Slyne Dennis, hostler, rear 72 Mechanic, h.
Smal Oustave, laborer, bds. 8 Eastern ave.
Small Alice, at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, bds. do. [121 Sonthbridge
Small Augustus, coachman, 658 Main, bds.
Small George S. clerk, 521 Main, boards 6
Chatham
Small Harry H. student, bds. 18 Harvard
Small John, Ibrmer, b. Pleasant c. Chandler
Small Sarah A. widow of Geo. E. house 18
Harvard
Small Thomas, laborer, Hammond n. R. R.
house at Wilkinsonvllle [15 High
Small Zebina, clerk, 20^ Pleasant, boards
Smalley Ann, widow of Major M. boards
10 Irving
Smallhom Irving L. rem'd to Hartford, Conn.
Smallridgu Emanuel (Smallridge & Bourget)^
rear 64 Thomas, house 30 Hanover
Smallrldge John, laborer, h. 4 Hanover
SMALLBID6E ft B0UB6ET (E, SmalU
ridge and P. Bourget), carriagesmiths
and horse shoers, rear 64 Thomas.— ^966
page 568
Smart Thomas C. driver, house 85 North
Ashland [Holden
Smart William, cigar maker, 409 Main, h. at
Smiley George M. pastor Laurel Street M.
E. Church, house 11 Shelby
Smith Aaron W. blacksmith, h. 9 Hancock
Smith Abbie, widow of John A. boards 6
William [Harvard
Smith Abbie B. widow of Henry, boards 6
Smith Adaline, died Mar. 22, 1888, age 65
SMITH, ADAMS ft CO. (W. B, Smith),
flour, provisions, &c. at wholesale, 10
Trumbull. — See page 589
Smith Addle E. teacher, bds. 81 Wachusett
Smith Addison P. machinist, 28 Webster, h.
984 Main
Smith Albert, carpenter, house 20 Elliott
Smith Albert F. organ maker, 19 Union, h.
89 Laurel [Portland
Smith Albert L. salesman, 184 Front, h. 68
Smith Alfred, farmer, house Bumcoat near
Millbrook
Smith Alonzo, packer, house 12^ Dix
Smith Andrew, roller, h. Millbury n. Green-
wood [b. 17 High
Smith Anna P. teacher, Thomas st. school.
Smith Anne P. widow of William W. bds.
14 Winslow
Smith Annie H. shoemaker, b. 16 Mechanic
Smith Aramlntha, widow of Herbert A. h.
15 Irving [R. L
Smith Arthur F. removed to Providence,
Smith Asa J. machinist, 199 Chandler, b. 82
Newbury
Smith Asa M. shoemaker, 82 Austin, house
210 Chandler [9 Carlton
Smith A. Palmer, stitcher, 68 High, boards
Smith Bernard, wire drawer, h. r. Millbury
n. R. R., Q.
Smith Betsey H. widow of Isaac, boards 19
Oxford
Smith Betsey S. housekeeper, 14 Bowdoin
Smith Brian, laborer, house 11 Mitchell
Smith Bridget, widow of Richard, house 68
Eastern ave. [29 Prospect
Smith Caroline E. widow of Thomas H. h.
Smith Caroline L. widow of David, bds. 29
Woodland [b. 28 Highland
Smith Carrie A. teacher, Belmont st. school.
Smith Carrie B. widow of Asa F. house 28
Highland
Smith Carrie M. boards 20 Orange
Smith Catherine A. Mrs. boards 628 Main
Smith Charles, removed fk-om city
Smith Charles, brakeman, P. & W. R. R.
freight yard, house Bloomlngdale
Smith Charles A. clerk, 412 Main, boards 68
Eastern avenue
Smith Charles A. roofer, boards 165 Foster
Smith Charles D. boards 100 Chatham
Smith Charles E. bookkeeper, 15 Foster, b.
88 Harvard [Lamartlne
Smith Charles F. laborer, 55 Central, h. 112
Smith Charles H. laborer, h. 56 Hanover
FOR PLEASURE DRIVES,
CON8VLT THJB
DIBBCTORT.
296
WORCESTER [S] DIRKCTORT.
SMITH CHARLES M. agent Appleton's
AmericaD Cjclopsodia, 492 Main, house
14 Wlnslow.—See page 492
Smith Charles W. died March 8, 1888, age 54
Smith Charles W. cotton manufacturer, b.
80 Elm [Woodland
Smith Charles W. shoecutter, 68 High, h. 19
Smith Charles W. Mrs. widow, h. 80 Elm
Smith Cora, clerk, 817 Main, b. 24 Chandler
Smith Cory don, shoemaker, h. 245 Pleasant
Smith Daniel W. removed to New York
Smith David A. boot treer, 82 Austin, h. 84
Providence [87 Benefit
Smith David A. machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
Smith David P. forger, 76 School, boards 85
Summer
SMITH DWIGHT, flocks, wool waste, &c.
10 Washington square, house 29 May. —
Seepage 669
Smith D. Herbert (Davis A Smith), 65 Han-
over, house 18 Elliott
Smith Edgar L. driver, house 4 Davis ct.
Smith Edward, machinist, 17 Sonthgate, b.
55 do.
Smith Edward F. spinner, Ash worth & Jones'
Mill, b. Leicester n. city line
Smith Edward F. saloon, 158 Mlllbury, h.
do. fDlx
Smith Edward L. salesman, 484 Main, o. 7
Smith Edward P. professor, Worcester Free
Institute, h. 84 Boynton [Pleasant
Smith Edward T. clerk, 896 Main, bds. 76
Smith Edwin C. carpenter, house 12 Laurel
Smith Edwin J. (F. A, Clapp A Co.), 871
Main, house 19 Oxford
Smith Edwin J. removed fh)m city
Smith Elisha S. machinist, 60 King, house
92 Piedmont
Smith Eliza M. widow, boards 50 Orange
Smith Elizabeth G. widow of William, b. 5
Bowdoin place
Smith Ella, bookkeeper, b. 81 Washington
Smith Ellen E. dressmaker, 548 Main, bds.
9 Hancock
SMITH ELUOTT T. A CO. fC. A. Bige^
loto;, wholesale grocers, 26 Shrewsbury,
house 14 Lagrange. — See page 586
Smith Esther B. removed to Uxbridge
Smith Everett W. provisions, 89 Main, h.
Lincoln cor. Lincoln ave. [do.
Smith Fannie, music teacher, 54 High, bds.
Smith Fanny H. drawing teacher, high
school [Lagrange
Smith Frank A. clerk, 26 Shrewsbury, b. 14
Smith Frank D. burnisher, 82 Austin, h. 192
Prescott [55 Myrtle
Smith Frank N. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
Smith Fred. D. foreman, 94 Grove, house 18
Reservoir [219 do.
Smith Frederick T. teamster, 28 Pleasant, b.
Smith George A. laborer, 110 Green, house
1 Union ave. [82 Wachusett
Smith George A. machinist, 11 Cypress, h.
Smith George C. printer, 442 Main, house
594 do. [Oread pi.
Smith George E. clerk, 245 Main, house 17
Smith George F. boot treer, h. Coburn ave.
near W. & S. R. R.
Smith George H. band instmmenls, 42S
Main, house 10 Madison
Smith Geo. W. truckman, h. 284 PleftBant
Smith George W. Janitor, Ledge st. tfchool,
house r. 7 Pond [Beacon
Smith Georgiana, widow of John, hoase 97
Smith G. Arthur, teller, Citizens Nstiooal
Bank, 425 Main, bds. 17 Oread pL
Smith Harlan A. carpenter, IDE. Worcester,
h. Lake cor. Mill
Smith Harriet, house 1 Linwood place
Smith Harriet A. widow of Geo. boards 81
Wachusett
Smith Harriet E. widow of Joslah, b. 156
Beacon [Green lane
Smith Harriet N. widow of John J. boose 1
Smith Hartley E. ice man, 96 School, house
10 Carroll
Smith Harvey H. machinist, Lagrange cor.
R. R. house 5 Dudley place
Smith Hattie E. boards 81 Wachusett
Smith Helen B. clerk. South Court House,
bds. 1 Green lane
Smith Helen M. Mrs. house 590 Main
Smith Henry, removed to Willimantlc, Ct
Smith Henry A. bds. Leicester n. Apricot
Smith Henry E. (CfhOds, Smith A Co,), 17
Mechanic, house 871 Main
SMITH HENRY F. proprietor MiUbnry ex-
press, 440 Main, house at Millbmy.— iSw
page 571
Smith Henry J. laborer. Ash worth A Jones'
Mill, bds. Leicester near city line
Smith Henry L. stearofltter, 198' Front, bds.
149 Southbridge
Smith Henry M. Journalist, 47 Main, h. 182
Lincoln [Leicester
Smith Henry O. lawyer, 892 Main, house at
Smith Henry W. engineer, 20 Graiton, bds.
United States Hotel
Smith Herbert, brakeman, bds. 5 Orchard
Smith Hiram, machinist, 11 Cypress, house
West Boylston n. Grove
Smith Hiram A. grocer, h. Leicester near
Apricot [Hollywood
Smith Hobert E. organ packer, 9 May, h. 40
Smith Horace, laborer, bds. Harrington n.
B. ob A.. K. Up.
Smith H. F. A. cutter, b. Lincoln House
Smith Ida Belle, bookkeeper, 91 Foster, b. 2
Linwood place
Smith Ira U. carpenter, h. 19 Sever
Smith Isaac L. removed to Springfield
Smith Israel H. machinist, 246 Southbridge,
house 28 Newbury
Smith I. Perley, clergyman, h. Lake ave. s.
Locust ave. [Mill
Smith James, laborer, Hope Cemetery, h. 7
Smith James, dyer, b. Dryden n. Hemans
Smith James, machinist, 110 Green, house 5
Washburn
Smith James A. clerk, h. 81 Wachusett
Smith James B. carpenter, h. 6 Leonard
Smith James E. finisher, Jamesvllle, boards
Ludlow
Smith James G. died Feb. 28, 1888, age 50
Smith James J. picker, Ashworth k Jones'
Mill, h. Leicester near city line
FOR WATER RATES,
CONSULT TMM
DinXCTOMT,
WORCESTER [S] DIRECTORY.
297
Smith James L. master marfner, house 18
Castle [h. 17 Madison
Smith James P. (L Davis d Co,)* 624 Main,
Smith Jane B. boards 17 Tlrrell
Smith Jane B. widow of Francis, house 4
Hanover
Smith Jared H. carpenter, B., B. ft O. R. B.
repair shop, house 6 Henchman ct.
Smith Jesse (BmUh A Orem), 84 Shrews-
bury, house 8 Benefit
Smith Jesse H. sec Wright Machine Co. 199
Chandler, house at North Grafton
Smith Job, machinist, 67 Jackson, house 9
Sheridan [55 do.
Smith John, machinist, 17 Southgate, house
Smith John, peddler, house 68 Vernon
Smith John A. paints, oils, &c. 45 Main, h.
78 Summer
Smith John C. laborer, bds. 5 Seymore
Smith John F. Janitor, h. 48 Main [120 do.
Smith John F. provisions, 104 Front, house
Smith John F. removed to Maine
Smith John G. died Dec. 16, 1888, age 87
Smith John P. armorer, 42 Gardner, house 8
Southgate
Smith John W. solecntter, 60 King, house 24
Chandler [b. 8 Davis
Smith Joseph, machinist, Hammond n. R. B.
Smith Joseph A. toilor, 425 Main, b. 19 King
Smith Joseph F. peddler, house 17 Mason
Smith Joseph F. hostler, 1 Edward, bds. 61
Eastern avenue
Smith Julietta A. boards 26 Coral
Smith Julius £. hostler. Piedmont ct. bds.
22^ Pleasant
Smith J. Edwin, house 10 Ashland
Smith J. Walter, treas. Wriffht Machine Co.
199 Chandler, house 14 Queen
Smith Kate B. clerk, boards 2 Wachusett
Smith Kimball R. engineer, Worcester La-
natic Hospital, Belmont, h. Belmont n.
Shrewsbury [st. pi.
Smith Leonard D. boxmaker, house 4 Grand
Smith Lewis H. clerk, boards 117 Lincoln
Smith Lewis N. grocer, 91 Summer, house 4
I^Aurel
Smith Lois E. dressmaker, h. 58 Lincoln
Smith Lucius W. bookkeeper, 17 Mechanic,
house 1 Brigham
Smith Luther B. clerk, 10 Salem, h. do.
SMITH LUTHEB B. MRS. medical clair-
voyant, 10 Salem, h. do. — See page 506
Smith Lydia M. widow of Jedldiah, house
69 Laurel
Smith Marcus M. moulder, 149 Washington,
h. 89 Salem [Plymouth
Smith Margaret, widow of Patrick, house 20
Smith Margaret, boards 165 Front
Smith Marietta, widow of Charles W. h. 81
Clinton [Diz
Smith Martin, coachman, 28 Harvard, h. r. 5
Smith Mary, widow of Thomas, h. 5 Sey-
more
Smith Mary A. widow of Gardner M. boards
19 Queen [school, b. 20 Plymouth
Smith Mary C. teacher. Providence street
Smith Mary G. teacher, bds. Millbury near
Greenwood
Smith Mercy W. dressmaker, 1 Brigham, b.
do. [Spring
Smith Michael, coachman, 80 Elm, house 31
Smith Michael H. hostler, 5 Fruit, boards 4
Sever [house do.
Smith Milton W. toilet soaps, 11 Belle vue.
Smith Morton, machinist, 57 Jackson, h. 27
Highland
Smith Nicholas, laborer, h. 168 Prescott
Smith Grin H. casemaker, 9 May, house 181
Austin [ton, h. 145 do.
Smith Grin H. CSmith d CrockeU), 148 Graf-
Smith Owen, grocer, 41 Millbury, h. do.
Smith Owen, spinner, house 8 Kane's ct.
Smith Paris, machinist, house 9 Hancock
Smith Patrick, saloon, 281 Front, house 87
Barclay
Smith Patrick, laborer, b. 865 Millbury
Smith Patrick, laborer, house 8 Harlem
Smith Peter, pointer, house 147 Millbury
Smith Philip C. woodworker, 19 Union, h.
49 Shelby [2 Wachusett
Smith Plimpton H. machinist, 72 School, h.
Smith Raymond, armorer, bds. 11 HoUis
Smith Richard E. J. laborer, bds. 68 Eastern
ave.
Smith Richard H. machinist, 42 Gardner, b.
88 Canterbury [12 Kilby
Smith Rodney A. armorer, 81 Hermon, h.
Smith Roswell A. painter, bds. 12 Kilby
Smith Samuel, conveyancer, 415 Main, h. 10
Harvard
Smith Samuel C. house 69 Washington
Smith Samuel C. Jr. machinist, 125 Gold, h.
69' Washington
Smith Samuel K. teamster, h. 57 School
Smith Samuel S. teamster, 14 Mulberry, h.
68 Southbrldge [Cottage
Smith Sarah R. widow of Estes, house 9
Smith Semira, widow of Marcus, b. 89 Salem
Smith Sophia J. widow of John G. house 40
Lincoln
Smith Sylvester, house 14 Queen
Smith Theda M. widow of Allen, b. 1 2 Dewey
Smith Thomas, teamster, h. 86 Lamartine
Smith Thomas, excavator, b. 20 Plymouth
Smith Thomas, died July 18, 1888
SMITH THOMAS & CO. metal punchers,
and bolt manufs. 14 Cypress, house 5
Lancaster.— /9«spai;rs 674
Smith Thomas F. tailor, 425 Main, h. 19 King
Smith Thomas F. Jr. clerk, 25 Union, boards
19 King [80 Elliott
Smith Thomas L. machinist, 57 Union, h.
Smith Valeria Mrs. nurse, house 41 Cutler
Smith Walker B. ( Smith, Adams A Oo.Jt 10
Trumbull, house 18 Hammond
Smith Walter E. clerk, 116 Front, b. 120 do.
Smith William, laborer, b. 25 Ellsworth
Smith William, machinist, 186 Union, bds. r.
12 Foyle
Smith William, h. 117 Lincoln
Smith William A. insurance, and treasurer
Mechanics Association, 2 Mechanics
Hall, house 5 Harvard [9 Hancock
Smith William E. machinist, 57 Jackson, b.
Smith William H. clerk, 205 Main, boards
68 Eastern av.
DIFFICULT EYES A SPECIALTY, ""^S^
mited ai 8S8 Main B*r0tt.
^Mltti A PMATT, Optieiatu,
298
WOBCESTEB [S] DIRECTORY.
Smith Wm. H. lireman, Waldo House, bds.
do. [425 Main, bds. 76 Front
Smith Wm. H. manager Telephone office,
Smith Wm. H. shoemaker, h. 47 Canterbary
Smith Wm. L. student, boards 80 Elm
Smith William L. clerk, 827 Main, h. Nelson
pi. near Qrove
Smith William M. machinist, bds. 8 Kane's
court [Auburn
Smith William 8. clerk, 156 Main, house 6
Smith Woodbnry C. machinist, 57 Jackson,
house 265 Pleasant
Smith & Crockett (0, H, Smiih and 0. Jf.
Crockett) t grocers, 143 Grafton
SMITH & 9BEEN C Jesse SmUh and Henry
_ A, Green J, grocers, and cement, 82 and
84 Shrewsbury. — See page 587
Smith, see Schmidt
Smyth Herbert E. stndent, boards 7 Dix
Snarr Amos, clerk, bds. 19 Harrington av.
Snell Daniel W. removed to Trenton, N. J.
Snell Fred, clerk. Continental Hotel, b. do.
Snell Robert, millwright, house Homer near
Park ave.
Snelling Robert, hostler, 42 Waldo, boards
291 Park av.
Snellman John, removed flrom city
Snow Albert, cook, 15 Maple, boards do.
Snow Alexander T. cutter, r. 155 Front, b.
11 Merrick
Snow Alonzo, machinist, 44 Central, h. 87
Southgate [11 Merrick
Snow Charles F. salesman, 17 Mechanic, b.
Snow Charles H. removed ft'om city
Snow Charles H. foreman, 198 Front, bds.
United States Hotel [18 Howard
Snow David F. woodworker, 19 Cypress, h.
Snow Ellas L. boards 8 Church pi.
Snow Elizabeth H. Mrs. dressmaker, 189
Main, house do.
Snow Elmer E. clerk, 12 Lincoln sq. boards
79 Summer [Edward
Snow Florence, teacher, high school, b. 20
Snow Fred, ferrule maker, 70 School, bds.
25 Slgel
Snow George A. clerk, 84 Waldo, boards
189 Main [27 Mason
Snow Henry A. F. heelmaker, 60 King, bds.
Snow John, shoemaker, 25 Slgel, h. do.
Snow John A. (Snow d Bowell), 265 Main,
boards 267 do.
Snow John B. brakeman, h. 87 Southgate
Snow Kate Mrs. dressmaker, h. 60 Salem
Snow Lewis, stonecutter. Crescent, bds. 86
Salem
Snow Mary A. widow, boards 116 Elm
Snow Napoleon, boot bottomer, 18 Mechan-
ic, boards 8 Carlton
Snow Thomas S. prop. Leicester express,
440 Main, house at Leicester
Snow William A. clerk, 885 Main, h. 6 Kilby
Snow William C. butcher, h. Oberlln near
Park ave.
Snow William F. driver, 8 Pearl, b. Oberlln
n. Park ave. [189 Main
Snow Willie M. driver, 15 Market, boards
Snow Windsor N. dentist, 7 Maple, h. 20
Edward
Snow & Rowell (J. A. Snow and S. A. R^m-
ellj^ eating-house, 265 Main [h. 7 Vine
Suowlin^ James, Jr. machinist, 77 Fos^ter,
Snyder Edward, carpenter, h. 66 Vernon
Snyder Herman F. machinist, 28 Webster,
house 88 Cambridge
Snyder John B. carpenter, h. 32 Union ave.
Snyder John E. (Currier db Snyder J , 181 Cen-
tral, h. 492 Sonthbridge
Soblad Wiktor, laborer, boards 29 North
Soderberg John G. machinist, 110 Green, h.
12 Endicott
Soderlnnd Gustaf, laborer, h. 4 Oswald
Soderstrom Anders, wireworker, hoosc 11
Crescent [Pink
Soderstrom O. Andrew, wireworker, h. 14
Solin August, laborer, h. 881 Cambridge
Solomon Margaret Mrs. stitcher, house 554
Main [house 18 Portland
Soly Isaie, ass't. pastor Notre Dame Church,
Somers Edmund, house 166 Prescott
Somes Charles T. eating-house, 614 Main,
house do. • [ave.
Sonson 016, butcher, boards 26 Eastern
Sontales Emanuel, whitener, b. 18 Chatham
St. place
Soper Henrietta, milliner, boards 14 High
Sorell Delia B. widow of Hiram M. boose
14 Cherry [123 Park
Sorell Henry M. hackman, 12 Trninboll, h.
Sorkeness C. George, pistol maker, 42 Gard-
ner, boards 11 Hollls [b. 11 Hollis
Sorkeness Harold 0. machinist, 42 Gardner,
Sorlin Daniel S. pastor Swedish M. E.
Church, h. 8 Fox
Sorrell William H. moulder, 68 Washington
sq. boards 49 do. [6 Tufts
Sosville Joseph, boot bottomer, 155 Front, h.
SosviUe Moses, bootmaker, 68 High, h. 117
Mechanic [chanic, h. do.
Sosville Moses Mrs. dressmaker, 117 Me-
Soucie Charles, shoemaker, h. 118 Bloom-
ingdale
Soucie Charles J. removed to St. Paul, Minn.
Soucy Felix, boot bottomer, 60 King, house
116 Lamartine [rington ave.
Soule Charles, clerk, Brackett ct. b. 19 Har-
Soulll6re John, bootmaker, h. 82 Dewey
Souther Abbie C. teacher, Thomas street
school, boards 1 Lincoln sq.
Souther Mary F. h. 1 Lincoln sq. [b. do.
Souther William T. physician, 1 Lincoln sq.
Southgate Frank W. (Southgate db Co.Jj 154
Front, house 3 Crown
Southgate James S. (Southgate db Co,), 154
Front, house 150 Pleasant
Southgate Reuben H. (Bogers, Southgate S
Co,), 538 Main, house 6 Wellington
Southgate & Co. (J, S. and F, W, South-
gate ), shoe findings manufs. 154 Front
Southland John W. bootmaker, 82 Austin, b.
6 Townsend [Home
Southwick Anne H. widow of Edward, h. 6
Southwlck B. Frank, finisher, 70 Winter, b.
70 Bridge
SOUTHWICK EDWARD M. stone and
sand dealer, h. MiU n. Patch's Mill.—
— See page 686
THE OiNLY REGUUR OPTICIANS '^/o'cWHI'^^b^tt.ssmm^s*.
WOR0E8TER [g] DIBECTOHY.
299
Sootli^wick Frederick W. register probate and
insolvency, So. Court House, house 112
Pleasant
Soutliinrlck Henry A., American Awl Co. 195
JPiront, h. 13 South Russell [h. 26 Jackson
Soutli^wick Henry £. machinist, 17 Hermon,
SoutbTv^lck Jeanie Lea, artist, b. 6 Home
Sonthwlck Mary O. widow of Oliver B. bds.
26 Jackson [6 Silver
Sonthworth Charles S. cutter, 70 Winter, h.
Sovereigns Co-operative Association, gro-
cers, 9 Pleasant
Spalding Ellsha K. farmer, boards 13 Gold
Spalding Frank R. plasters, 66 Front, house
21 Wachusett [b. 28 Lincoln sq.
Spalding Henry £. scroll sawyer, 19 Union,
Spalding M. Ella, principal Sycamore street
school, b. 14 High
SxMdding, see Spaulding
Sparrell Herbert K. h. Union pi. [12 Larch
Spaulding Albert A. salesman, 462 Main, h.
Spaalding Algenon S. foreman at F. Jefts',
10 £. Worcester, h. 1 Blossom
Spaulding Daniel H. gasmaker, house 68
Prescott [h. 76 Woodland
Spaulding Edmund, eating-house, 558 Main,
Spaulding Elisha A. reed-board maker, 25
Hermon, h. 2 Oliver
Spaulding Erastus, clergyman, h. 95 Salem
Spaulding George R. clerk, 462 Main, house
128 Lincohi
Spaulding Horace C. painter, h. 59 Orange
SPAULDI5(]^ JOHN £• carpenter and con-
tractor, 40 West, h. do. — See page 589
Spaulding Julia A. Mrs. clairvoyant, 12
Front, h. do. [at Rutland
Spaulding Lorenzo Q. patterns, 291 Main, h.
Spaulding Reuben Mrs. house 210 Austin
Spaulding Walter M. sec'y Graton & Knight
Manuf. Co. 137 Front, house 7 Auburn
Spaulding, see Spalding
Speakman Frederick W. carpenter, 81 Cen-
tral, house 44 Trumbull
Spear Edward P. driver, 80 Lagrange
Spear Edwin W. foreman, Curtis corner
Leicester, house 4 Montague
Spear James, boot finisher, 70 Winter, b. do.
Spear WlUiam D. bookkeeper, 201 Front, b.
38 Providence [2S Elliott
Spears Frank, machinist, 164 Union, house
Spears John A. salesman, h. 96 Mulberry
Speirs Alexander, machinist, 44 Central, b.
1 Belknap [Belknap
Speirs Elizabeth, widow of James, house 1
Speirs John, engineer, Canterbury c. Ham-
mond, h. 71 Providence [14 High
Speirs John C. bookkeeper, 44 Central, bds.
Speirs John F. foreman, 21 Grafton, house
4 Union pi. [1 Belknap
Speirs Robert M, machinist, 44 Central, bds.
Speirs Thomas C. removed to Providence,
R. I. [1 Belknap
Speirs William B. machinist, 122 Gold, b.
Spellman John, bootmaker, 103 Front, house
8 Goddard [5 Cottage
Spellman Lawrence, clerk, 162 Front, bds.
Spellman Michael, laborer, b. Swanct. [h. do.
Spencer Almira, dressmaker, 1 Pleasant pi.
Spencer Ann L. housekeeper, 44 Millbury
Spencer Ann M. housekeeper, 6 Goulding
Spencer Benj. E. oil, h. Plantation n. Hale
Spencer Clarkson A. salesman, b. Plantation
n. Hale [60 King, h. 17 S. Russell
Spencer Daniel E. (David Cumminga^ Co,Jy
Spencer David T. machinist, b. 28 Fulton
Spencer Edwin F. clerk, Adams Ex. Co. rear
Union depot, boards 6 Goulding
Spencer Edwin H. carder, Mill, house Mill
n. Chandler [11 Lake
Spencer Enoch, watchman, 4 Leicester, bds.
Spencer Fanny E. Mrs. house 18 Hudson
Spencer Henry M. peddler, b. 15 Mason
Spencer James, laborer, house 60 Temple
Spencer James G. clerk, W., N. & R. R.
R. boards 176 Main [house do.
Spencer Margaret, saloon, 131 Washington,
Spencer Margaret, widow of James, house
Foley's ct. [Franklin
Spencer Mary, widow of William, house 29
Spencer Thomas, brakeman, house 11 Milk
Spencer Thomas, painter, bds. 24 Salem
Spencer William H. removed to Boston
Spencer William H. wire drawer, boards 29
Franklin
Spiers John, rem'd to Springfield [Bismark
SpiUer Frank D. lastmaker, 92 Foster, h. 1
Spink Arthur B. agent, Earle & Prew's Ex-
press, 18 Mechanic, bds. 17 Irving
Splain William, machinist, 62 Jackson, house
60 Millbury [68 Orange
Spofford Henry A. solicitor, 492 Main, house
Spooner Arthur B. farmer, b. May n. June
Spooner Charles A. carpenter, h. Chandler
n. June
Spooner Clarence, removed flrom city
SPOONER. LA WTON E. livery, boarding
and truck stable, rear 155 Main, house 5
Thomas. — See page 669
Spooner Luclen B. rem'd to Rochdale
Spooner Wm. carpenter, 54 Jackson, house
64 Canterbury
Sprague Addie E. teacher, Thomas street
school, bds. 63 Prospect
Sprague Amos, died May 6, 1883, age 75
Sprague Amos, Jr. laborer, h. 5 Henchman
Sprague Augustus B. R. sheriff at Jail, 116
Summer, house do. [63 Prospect
Sprague Caroline H. widow of Solon S. h.
SPRAGUE EDMUND B. lawyer, 892 Main,
bds. 86 Chatham.— iS^ee page 502
Sprague Ellas, farmer, house Millbury ave.
near city line
Sprague Frederick F. bds. 116 Summer
Sprague Horace E. clerk, 247 Main, boards
Millbury avenue n. city line
Sprague Philander, carpenter, h. 1 Carroll^
Sprague William J. driver, h. 2 No. Merrick
Sprague William P. rem'd ft'om city
Sprague William S. moulder, r. 25 Hermon,
boards 38 do.
Spratt Wm. A. rem'd to Cincinnati, Ohio
Spring Charles, currier, 148 Front, house
204 Southbridge [Sonthbridge
Spring Charles, Jr. beltmaker, boards 204
Spring Edwin H. foreman, 2 Cherry, house
1 Sever
OPTICAL GOODS
OJP AJLL KIJfI>8, AT 338 MAIN STBBBT,
STOCKWXLZ A PHATT, OPTICIANS.
800
WORGESTEB [S] DIRECTORT.
Spring Edwin W. bookkeeper, 7 Washing-
ton sq. boards Waverly Hoase
Spring Eleanor P. widow of Charles 0. house
Edward c. Laarel [74 Mulberry
Spring George W. advertising agent, house
Spring Joseph 6. clerk, 180 Chandler, bds.
1 Sever
Spring Mary G. bookkeeper, bds. 5 Sever
Spring Nancy H. widow of Joseph W. bds.
5 Sever [h. Heard n. city line
Spring William F. organ maker, 17 Hermon,
Sproul James H. machinist, foot Kansas, h.
18 Princeton [h. Dudley pi.
Sprout Bradford E. carpenter, 64 Jackson,
Sprout Brigham D. woodworker, 100 Pres-
cott, house 99 Chandler [Chandler
Sprout Herbert E. machinist, 122 Gold, b. 99
Sprout Jennie M. teacher, Soyth Worcester
school, bds. Dudley place
Sprout Louisa A. widow, bds. Dudley place
Sprout Wm. B. student, 7 Chapin block, b.
Dudley place [5 Hancock
Spurr Edward L. bookkeeper, 94 Front, b.
Spurr Fannie R. teacher, Chamberlain
school, bds. 6 Hancock
Spurr Fanny Mrs. nurse, bds. 8 High
Spurr Helen M. widow of Elijah, house 5
Hancock [Oxford
Spurr Marcia M. widow of Salem, house 57
Spurr Salome I. Mrs. apothecary, 825 Main,
house 81 Elm
Spurr Samuel D. bookkeeper, Worcester
National Bank, 9 Foster, b. 5 Hancock
Spurr Zephaniah, b. 8 High [42 Lincoln
Squier Charles E. telegrapher, 415 Main, b.
Squires John T.'shoecutter, 152 Southbridge,
house 161 Austin
Stack Elizabeth, house 47 John [Ward
Stack Michael, driver, 8 Bridge, house 50
Stacy Emory E. fireman, B., B. & G. R. R.
house 174 Lincoln [101 Chandler
Stacy Orrin T. paperhanger, 284 Main, h.
Stacy Philo, laborer, bds. 101 Chandler
Staf Hedda, widow of Frank O. h. 106 Ward
Stafford Sarah, nurse, 50 Orange, bds. do.
Stake Augustus, helper, house 25 North
Stake John M. laborer, hoase Stebbins cor.
Thenius
Stamp Alice, widow, bds. 50 Orange
Stamp Chas. removed Arom city [42 do.
Stamp Edmond L. machinist, 94 Grove, bds.
Stamp Edward, wireworker, bds. 115 Main
Stamp George H. clerk, 28 Grove, h. 55 do.
Stamp Wm. J. machinist, house 76 Grove
Standeven Pollard, machinist, 122 Gold, h.
r. 22 Assonet [Vermont
Stanhope Edgar L. rera'd to Enosberg Falls,
Stanhope Elson, wire drawer, bds. Granite
cor. Cllir
Stanley Wm. K. salesman, 827 Main, b. May
n. June [85 Endicott
Stansfield Thos. machinist, 110 Green, bds.
Stansfleld Thomas, machinist, 110 Green, h.
29 Portland [85 Endicott
Stansfield William, machinist, 110 Green, h.
Stanton Charles H. laborer, b. 12 Belmont
Stanton Daniel, machinist, Pakachoag Mill,
house 10 Princeton
Stanton Dennis, laborer, house 49 Camp
Stanton Exoa, widow, b. Whipple
Stanton George H. rem'd to Hartford, Conn.
Stanton Honora, widow of John L. boards
1 Kansas [East Worcester
Stanton John, laborer, 65 Jackson, house 17
Stanton Judson W. reedmaker, 25 Hermon,
house Montague near Leicester
Stanton Milton E. reedmaker, 25 Hermon,
house 28 Hawley [house 1 Kansas
Stanton Patrick J. twister, Pakacboag Mill,
Stanton Redmond J. spinner, Pakachoag
Mill, bds. 1 Kansas [1 Kansas
Stanton Wm. P. driver, Pakachoag? Mill, b.
Staples Abbie F. stitcher, bds. 21 Chandler
Staples Charles E. machinist, Washbon
Machine Shop, house 19 Lancaster
Staples Hamilton B. Justice superior court,
house 6 State
Staples John F. removed to Waltham
Staples John G. laborer, B. & A. R. B.
freight house, h. 48 Coral
Staples Samuel E. house 4 Auburn
Staples Thomas B. (Cox db Staples J, 154
Front, h. 14 High
Stapleton Lucy M. widow of Wm. h. 24 Sigei
Stapleton Richard, stadent, b. 99 Madison
Stapleton Tobias, truckman, h. 99 Madiaon
Stapleton Wm. died Aug. 7, 1888
Star Foundry, 149 Washington
Stark Edward H. & Co. (O. If. StarkJ, bool
manufacturers, 619 Main, h. 15 Oread
Stark Henry J. cutter, 619 Main, boards 97
Chandler
Stark Lura, boards 59 Pleasant
Stark Nelson, hairdresser, 45 Washington
sq. h. 218 Summer [h. 97 Chandler
Stark Oliver N.r^.^. Stark A Co.), 619 Main,
Starkey Henry T. stair builder, 166 Unioo,
h. 71 Eastern ave.
STABKIE JOHN, city dyeworks, 12 Lay-
ard pi. r. Quinsigamond National Bank,
241 Main, h. 6 I^yard pi. — See page 519
Starkie John H. dyer, 12 Layard place, h.
6 do.
Starkweather Charles E. removed ttom city
Starr Daniel B. clerk, 866 Main, boards 83
Pleasant
Starr Wm. E. clerk and treasurer^ Boston,
Barre & Gardner R. R. Co., Union de-
pot, h. 88 Pleasant [House
Start Geo. C. clerk, 6 Norwich, bds. Waldo
Start Lorenzo B. boards Waldo House
Start Rolla N. proprietor Waldo House, 25
Waldo, h. do. [Main
Startzel A. Henry, reamer, 25 Union, b. M
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE GO.
240 Main.— ^'eepa^e 484
State Normal School, 86 Prospect
Staten Wm. H. & Co. C^' W. Pareow)^ col-
lectors, 898 Main, b. 589i do. [Slgel
Stead Emma, dry goods, 62 Front, bds. 19
Stead Fred, remov^ Trom city
Stead Henry, paper stock, 19 Sigel, h. do.
Stead Joseph H. woolen manuf . b. 19 Sigel
Steams Amos, brushmaker, 54 Jackson, b.
21 Piedmont
Stearns Amos E. machinist, h. 88 Park avt.
SPECTACLE DEPOT,
XBtahiUhed 18SS, 888 Main Street,
WORGESTBR [8] DIRECTORY.
801
Ste«m8 Casslos C. music teacher, 411 MalD, |
boQse 19 Catharine
Stearna Charles H. baker, 166 Pleasant, h. 2
Crown [at Leicester
Steams Eustace H. insurance, 492 Main, h.
Steams Geo. A. jr. reporter, Daily Spy, 444
Main, bds. 689 do.
Steams Geo. £. machinist, Hammond near
H. R. house 88 Lincoln
Stearns George F. pattern maker, 28 Her-
noon, house 8 Grand st. pi.
STBASNS JOSEPH E. mason and stucco
^worker, 88 Austin, h. do. — See page 595
Steams Lee £. mason, h. 58 Chandler
Stearns Levi J. wire drawer, 94 Grove, b. 8
I/ezington
Steams Luther, driver, 159 Front, house 60
QraftoQ
Steams Mary A. widow of Moses P. h. 547
Soathbridge
Steams Minnie, widow of John M. h. Elm-
wood
Steams Moses P. died May 9, 1888, age 71
Steams Parkman H. derk, 588 Main, bds. 21
Piedmont
Stebbens George, driver, b, 1 Maynard pi.
Stebbins Albert, died
Stebblns Albert C. treas. Pond Machine
Tool Co. house 26 Chestnut
Stebbins Edward S. physician, Salem square
c Park, house do.
Stebbins George W. machinist, h. Whipple
Stebbins Otis, overseer, 87 Gold, house 69
Portland
Stebbins William K. clerk, 70 Winter, b. 15
Maple [h. 15 Salem
Stedman Henry F. bookkeeper, 181 Central,
Stedman Marietta, widow of Francis, bds.
16 Salem [b. 129 Beacon
Steele Albert H. woodworker, 54 Hermon,
Steele Arthur, fireman, boards 15 Thomas
Steele Bei^amin A. beer manufacturer, 24
Assonet, h. do.
Steele Charlet, sinker, house Whipple
Steele Charles H. painter, h. 11 Layard pi.
Steele Geo. moulder, 65 Jackson, house 210
Southbridge [87 Oread
Steele George W. teamster, 27 Lagrange, h.
Steele John, mason, house 82 Temple
Steele Lydla A. widow of Hamilton, boards
24 Assonet
Steele Magnns^borer, boards Whipple
Steele Samuel W. house Sunny side
Steele Sven, laborer, h. 224 Millbury
Steele William, mason, house 45 Temple
Steemer Wm. B. removed to Boston
Steer James B. rem'd to Meriden, Conn.
Steere Clarence S. salesman, Taylor & Far-
ley Organ Co. 17 Hermoo, h. 86 Pleasant
Steere Elijah W. engineer, 444 Main, boards
66 Front
Steere Frank Howard, clerk, 116 Front, b.
190 do. [Austin
Steere Henry L. crockery, 546 Main, h. 108
Steere Beuben, rem'd to Scituate, R. I.
Steinhaner Ernst, baker, h. Camp r. 196
Cambridge [Endlcott
Stelker Frank, laborer, 110 Green, bds. 28
Stenman Gustavns C, Henry, wire drawer,
Pitt, house 4 Washburn [city line
Stenquist Eric O. laborer, h. Greenwood n.
Stephens Mary, domestic, 288 Main
Sterl Max, machinist, boards 976 Main
Stetson John B. coachman, 805 Main, house
2 Valley
Stetson Warren I. removed to Berlin
Steven Alexander, removed firom city
Stevens Abbot B. tinsmith, 51 Main, house
12 Normal
Stevens Abednego, grainer, h. 86 Jackson
Sievens Artilisa N. widow of Olney, h. 48
Cutler
Stevens Arthur D. student, boards 16 John
Stevens Austin, painter, boards 18 Gold
Stevens Charles- E. house 24 Boynton
Stevens Charles Frank, lawyer, 288 Main,
b. 96 Woodland
Stevens Charles F. pistol maker, 44 Central,
h. Alvarado avenue n. W. A S. B. B.
Stevens Charles L. carriage painter, house
616 Main
Stevens Charles P. (D. db (7. P. Stevens A
Co.), and (D. d C. P. Stev€n$ A Son),
house 96 Woodland
Stevens Daniel (D. 4b C. P. Stevens A Co.),
and (D. A C. P. Stevens d Son), house
7 Sycamore
STETENS D. ft C. P. ft CO. (F. B. WhUe),
doors* sash, blinds, &c. 24 Southbridge.
— See page 578
Stevens D. ft C. P. & Son (O, A. Stevens),
flour and grain, 86 Southbridge
Stevens Edgar W. painter, 18 Norwich, b.
47 Mechanic
Stevens Elizabeth, widow of George B. h.
148 Pleasant
Stevens Everett T. laborer, W., N. & B. B.
B. freight house, house 15 Goulding -
Stevens Fitz H. bookkeeper, 82 Foster, h.
81 John
Stevens Frank O. bookkeeper, 5 Sargent, b.
10 Madison
Stevens Genery, produce. 111 Front, house
46 Austin
Stevens Geo. A. (D. & C. P. Stevens <ft Son),
86 Southbridge, boards 96 Woodland
Stevens George F. machinist, boards Bum-
coat n. Mountain [Piedmont
Stevens George L. carver, 17 Hermon, h. 48
Stevens GUmore, machinist, 22 Cypress, h.
Burncoat n. Mountain
Stevens Hannah J. nurse, house 85 South-
bridge [Houghton
Stevens Henry E. tin peddler, house 21
Stevens Henry M. electrician, bds. Waldo
House [Summer
Stevens Joseph, foreman, 25 Union, h. 70
Stevens Louis H. pattern maker, 180 Gold,
h. 28 Queen [place
Stevens Lucy A. housekeeper, 18 Layard
Stevens Lucy H. widow of John, boards 98
Washington [10 Madison
Stevens L. Everett, machinist, 180 Gold, b.
Stevens Nancy, widow of William, boards 4
Newbury
Stevens Nora, boards 395 Southbridge
OlLxjlAKjUhO XjAtilhl! ULLI riJlEiU Main st., atwOeweU A JPraU, OpHcians,
802
WORCE8TBB [S] BIRECTOBY.
Stevens Patrick, carpenter, h. S05 Sooth-
bridge [ant
Stevens Shalgian, shoe laster, b. 140 Pleas-
Stevens S. Annie Mrs. (Stevens ^ Knowh
ton), 261 Main, h. 6 Qeorge
Stevens Thomas J. carpenter, h. 895 Sonth-
bridge
Stevens William, fireman, W., N. & R. R. R.
h. 9 Houchln ave. [24 Boynton
Stevens Wm. C. physician, 11 Pleasant, b.
Stevens William H. painter, boards 47
Mechanic
Stevens Willie A. painter, h. 408 Park ave.
Stevens Wlnfleld S. machinist, h. 2 HoUis
Stevens & Knowlton (Mrs. 8. A, Stevens
and Mrs. K. E. Knowlton), milliners, 261
Main
Stevenson John, carpenter, h. 71 Madison
Stevenson William, engineer, 1 Goes sq. h.
Lovell n. Goes sq. [110 Gold
Stevenson Wm. M. machinist, 54 Jackson, h.
Stewart Agnes R. teacher. Mason st. school,
b. 88 Qlen [9 Blsmark
Stewart Alexander, packer, 15 Union, house
STEWART BOILER WORKS, rear 179
Union. — See page 647
Stewart Gharles, Stewart Boiler Works, r.
179 Union, house 88 Glen
Stewart Gharles E. boot treer, 80 Shrews-
bury, h. 9 Earle [b. 88 Glen
Stewart Gharles M. foreman, r. 179 Union,
Stewart Frank, porter, Bay State House,
boards do.
Stewart Frank, wire packer, boards 22 Arch
Stewart James G., Stewart Boiler Works,
rear 179 Union, boards 8 Linden
Stewart John G. clerk, 94 Grove, boards 184
Lincoln
Stewart John T. laborer, house 27 Liberty
Stewart Maly, trimmer, boards 57 Austin
Stewart Martha, widow of John, boards 18
Ellsworth [MlUbury
Stewart Ralph E. clerk, 18 Foster, bds. at
Stewart Wm. G. rem'd to Providence, R. I.
Stickler Gharles, wireworker, h. 10 Milton
Stickney Alvlu H. switchman, Bloomlngdale
street crossing, hoase 76 Harrison
Stickney Gyrus (ScoU A Stickney), 578
Main, h. 17 Piedmont
Stickney Frank S. hostler, 61 Lincoln, b. do.
Stickney George F. asst. baggage master,
Union depot, house 4 Penn avenue.
Stickney Irving L. clerk, 116 Front, bds. 84
Belmont [house do.
Stickney Nellie F. Mrs. baths, 17 Piedmont,
Stickney Orland H. clerk, 12 Lincoln sq. h.
84 Belmont
Stiles Emma J. dressmaker, b. 2 Piedmont
Stiles Frederick G. carriage painter, 15 No.
Foster, house 7 Harrington ave.
Stiles Frederick W. gilder, 15 Union, h. 55
Belmont [146 do.
Stiles George D. clerk, 185 Pleasant, house
Stiles Harry R. student, boards 25 Bowdoin
Stiles Herbert A. steamfltter, 80 Foster, b.
8 Ghurch pi. [80 Lincoln
Stiles Isabel E. proof reader, 892 Main, bds.
Stiles Jennie G. house 80 Lincoln
Stiles John S. finisher, 25 Hermon, house 2
Piedmont [at Auburn
Stiles Wallace G. machinist, foot Kansas, ii.
Stiles Warren, bootmaker, b. 126 Front
Stiles, see Styles
Stimpson Frank £. bookkeeper, 872 Main,
b. 17 Home [Pleasant
Stimpson Horace G. salesman, house 8S
Stimpson Joseph N. toolmaker, 44 Geotnl,
house 17 Home
Stimpson Mary G. Mrs. dressmaker, 82
Pleasant, h. do. [Pleasant
Stimpson Walter H. clerk, 452 Main, bds. 82
Stimson Gharles M. cbairmaker, 15 Union,
house Gobum ave. near W. & S. R. B.
Stimson Henry A. pastor Union Ghurch. k.
108 Lincoln
Stirckler Frank B. pattern maker, 44 Cen-
tral, b. 55 Austin
Stirckler Marlanna, widow of Peter, house
55 Austin
ST0BB8 CHARLES R. poster and show-
card printer, 16 Mechanic, house at
Webster. — Seepage 529
Stockbridge Radford, machinist, 80 Union,
h. Hey wood n. Grafton
Stockdale Albert, carpenter, h. 10 Hamilton
Stockdale Henry, machinist, 75 Beacon, b.
68 Canterbury
Stockdale Mary E. Mrs. house 2 Clinton ct
Stockhaus Carl J. laborer, h. 5 Thenius
Stocking Alexander, pattern maker, 69
Washington sq. h. 25 Main
Stockman Harry, carpenter, h. 88 Wachusett
Stockman Lydla A. widow of John, bds. SS
Wachusett [79 Salem
Stockwell Albert G. salesman, 41 Water, h.
Stockwell Albert W. cutter, 98 Front, h. i
Bellevue [8 Lexington
Stockwell Alcott H. foreman, 94 Grove, k
Stockwell Catherine, T^dow of Luther, h.
7 Clarkson [h. 16 Oxford
Stockwell Daniel P. butcher, 148 Pleasant,
Stockwell Emerson M. 16 Mechanic, h. IS
Harvard [h. 17 Woodland
Stockwell Frank E. salesman, 100 Front,
Stockwell Fred, machinist, 154 Front, h. B
Fruit
Stockwell Harriet H. Mrs. h. 140 Central
Stockwell Herbert L. (J. Marble A Co.), ^
Main, bds. 12 Benefit
StockweU Ira H. (Stodttoell & Pratt), 388
Main, house 6 Fruit [18 Wachusett
Stockwell Julia, vrtdow of Leander, boards
Stockwell Lucian, rem'd from city
Stockwell Maria B. widow of Gyrus, hoase
82 Orange
Stockwell Martha, h. 44 William
Stockwell S. Warren ( Stockwell dt Barrowh
1 Webster sq. h. 2 do.
Stockwell & Barrows (S. W. Stockwdl om
W. A. Barrows), grocers, 1 Webster sq.
STOCKWELL & PEATT (L H. /^octa(»
and W. T. PraU), opticians and mathe-
matical and philosophical instruments,
888 UB,in.—Seefoot lines
Stoddard Arthur H. dentist, 425 Main, bds.
288 do.
L
STOCKWELL & PRATT, OPTICIANS, 338 MAIN STREE
W0R0B8TER [S] DIBEGTORT.
803
Stoddard Edward D. clerk, Mer. & Far. Ma-
tnal Fire Ins. Co. 240 Main, boards 187
Pleasant
STODDABD ELIJAH B. lawyer, and sec-
retary Mer. & Far. Mnt. Fire Ins. Co.
240 Main, h. 187 TleassLnt.See page 488
Stoddard Emory B. cook, 98 Main, bds. do.
Stoddard Frank H. clerk, 498 Main, bds. 3
Chatham [Channlng
Stoddard WUIls H. clerk, 94 Groye, house 2
Stoff Charles, laborer, bds. 40 Hanover
Stokes Edward S. hairdresser, 488 Main, b.
r. 65 Exchange [58 N. Ashland
Stokes Maggie, widow of James H. house
Stolberg Charles J. foreman, 94 Grove, h.
McCormlck ct. [Stebblns c. Thenlus
Stolbandsky Andrew, gidvanlzer, boards
Stolhandsky Peter, sinker, h. Ferry n. Mlll-
bnry
Stone Abble M. housekeeper, 21 Woodland
Stone Albert, organ maker, 17 Hermon, h.
36 Oread [Oread
Stone Albert H. clerk, 94 Grove, house 88
Stone Albert J. clerk, 14 Front, b. 66 Austin
Stone Alva H. cutter, 1 Hamilton, house 22
Orient
Stone Amy S. house 56 Portland
Stone Andrew, bookkeeper, bds. 19 King
Stone Arthur M. (Goddard, Fay and Stone )^
80 Austin, house 86 Oread [Fountain
Stone Augustus, carrier, Post Office, h. 59
Stone Bertrand, cutter, 155 Front, h. 5894
Main [av. n. Piedmont
Stone Bertrand W. carpenter, h. Jaques
Stone Caroline I. married to Wm. Woodward
Stone Charles H. rem'd to Florida
Stone Chas. H. clerk, 614 Main, b. 2 Austin
Stone Charles W. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
2 Austin
Stone Clara L. Mrs. bds. 641 Park ave.
Stone Clementine, attendant, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, bds. do.
Stone David M. carpenter, house 61 Mjrrtle
Stone Dennlson A. clerk, 185 Pleasant, h.
142 do. [Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Stone Dora A. attendant, Worcester Lunatic
Stone Ebenezer W. machinist, 54 Jackson,
h. 5 Davis
Stone Edgar Y. rem*d to Upton
Stone Edward E. rem'd to Rutland
Stone Edward L. machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
9 Davis
Stone Edward S. naphtha laundry, h. 19 Kllby
Stone Eliza, bds. 50 Orange [Laurel
Stone Emery C. grocer, 117 Main, house 24
Stone Emma, stitcher, h. 57 Myrtle
Stone Euroy A. clerk, b. Alvarado av. c. Anna
Stone Eva E. teacher. Woodland st. school,
b. 256 Pleasant [Lincoln sq.
Stone Everett C. printer, 47 Main, house 14
Stone Frank, organ maker, 25 Union, h. 15
King [Roselle, N. J.
Stone Fred. B. salesman, 17 Mechanic, h. at
Stone George H. bookkeeper, 2 Cherry, bds.
66 Front [Chandler
Stone George L. driver, 147 Front, house 79
Stone Hannah, widow of Samuel, boards 68
Highland
Stone Harley, machinist, 54 Hermon, h. 46
do. [150 Beacon
Stone Harley A. machinist, 54 Hermon, h.
Stone Harriet E. F. Mrs. h. 88 Thorne
Stone Henry B. & Co. paper, &c. 9 Park, h.
89 Austin
Stone Henry E. rem'd to Sutton
Stone Herbert M. clerk, 1 Foster, boards 1
John St. av.
Stone James P. removed f^om city
Stone Jerome M. carrier. Post Office, house
20 Orient
Stone John V. (Fay d Stone), 75 School, h.
155 Pleasant [NorthvlUe
Stone Joseph, former, house West Boylston,
Stone Joseph, painter, 110 Green, b. 5 Pond
Stone Jalia E. Mrs. hoasekeeper, 7 Layard
place
Stone J. Frank, clerk, 94 Grove, boards 19
Sycamore [Hermon
Stone J. Henry, driver, 84 Foster, house 42
Stone Lewis C. manager, 77 Foster, house
66 Austin
Stone Lizzie M. widow of Nathan, h. 25 King
Stone Loomls, farmer, house 16 Irving
Stone Lucian B. highway commissioner, 8
City HaU, h. 1080 Main
Stone Laclns, machinist, b. 16 Washington
Stone Lacy A. widow of Timothy S. house
19 King
Stone Luther, clerk, 9 Park, h. 82 Portland
Stone Mansar, carpenter, bds. 61 Myrtle
Stone Maria E. widow of Horace, boards 89
Austin
Stone Mary A. widow of Oliver, house 5
Lancaster [n. Grove
Stone Mary E. widow of Hiram, b. Forest
Stone Mary J. stitcher, house 554 Main
Stone N. E. Mrs. widow of George E. house
1080 Main
Stone Peter, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale, h.
Norfolk n. Wall
Stone Peter, mason, house 5 Montreal
Stone Peter, baker, 166 Pleasant, h. 178 do.
Stone Prescott B. machinist, 77 Foster, h.
88 Orange
Stone Stephen D. painter, 222 Main, boards .
189 Grafton [64 Hanover
Stone Stillman, clerk, 142 Central, house
Stone Susan C. house 89 Austin
Stone Sylvanus, broommaker, b. 56 Portland
Stone Wallace H. (C. Doane A Co.), 614
Main, h. Maywood cor. Florence
Stone Wallace M. grocer, 48 Lincoln, house
18 Hanover
Stone Walter A. laborer, 110 Green, house 8
Jefferson [h. at Auburn
Stone Walter J. bookkeeper, 12 Shrewsbury,
Stone William, house 19 Sycamore
Stone William A. foncy goods (at Westboro),
bds. 19 Sycamore
Stone Wm. H. clerk, 521 Main, b. 92 Portland
Stone William J. E. bootmaker, b. 50 Green
Stone William O. bookkeeper, b. 85 Hermon
Stonestreet Charles H. b. College Holy Cross
Stong Joel A. laborer, boards 1 Thenlus
Storar Alexander, chalrmaker, 15 Union, b.
80 Lincoln
OPERA GLASSES,
AZL KJaroa ANJ> PBIOJBS, at 888 MAIN 8TBJBET,
STOCKWJBLL A BMATT, OBTICIANS.
30^
WOSCBSTEB [S] 1>IB]SGT0BT.
Storms George F. coachman, 4 Harvard,
boQse do. [Ashland, h. Si Spring
Storms Jonathan B. laborer, rear 18 N.
Storms Mary, laundress, bds. 4 Woodland
Storms Primus, teamster, 17 Hermon, bds.
2 Hinds ct.
Storms Robert, laborer, bds. Mechanic near
viaduct [8 Maple pi.
Storms William H. coachman, 64 Elm, house
Story Edwin B. music teacher, 877 Main, h.
at Northampton [Main, h. 14 Oxford
Story Simeon N. watches, Jewelry. &c. 268
Stott David, Junk, house rear 78 £. Central
Stott George, solicitor, 492 Main, boards 91
Portland
Stott James, machinist, 110 Green, boards
40 Assonet [Southgate
Stott Joseph, weaver, 81 N. Foster, house 7
Stott Joseph, Junlv dealer, 107 E. Central, h.
9 Wall
Stott Joseph, 2d. driver, b. r. 78 £. Central
Stott Thomas, died July 18, 1888, age 69
Stott Thomas Mrs. widow, h. 66 Grove
Stoughton Charles S. machinist, 67 Jaclcson,
house Hamburg n. city line
Stoughton Fred. S. machinist, 67 Jackson,
house r. 886 Main
Stoughton Samuel, ftirmer, bds. Hamburg
Stowe Aaron F. mactiinist, 11 Cypress, h.
81 Penn av.
Stowe Charlotte, died July 20, 1888
Stowe Francis F. machinist, 11 Cypress, b.
81 Penn av. [^illbury, Q.
Stowe Frederick J. cutter, h. Vernon near
Stowe Henry L. clerk, 828 Main, boards 86
Chestnut [Highland
Stowe Horace W. organ maker, boards 27
Stowe Luther & Co. (Q, O, Howland and itf.
L. Stowe), shoe manuft. 1 Hamilton, h.
167 Grafton
Stowe Martin L. (L, Stowe A Co J, 1 Hamil-
ton, bds. 167 Grafton [648 Main, h. do.
Stowe Mary A. Mrs. (Dinemore A Stowe J,
Stowe William M. clerk, 11 Water, bds. 64
Pleasant [18 Elliott
Stowe William M. shoemaker, 173 Union, h.
Stowell Anna D. teacher. Union Hill school,
bds. 2 Granite near Hey wood
Stowell Benjamin F. farmer, house 2 Granite
n. Hey wood [Forest
Stowell Charles F. farmer, bds. Salisbury c.
Stowell Charles G. teller. Mechanics Sav-
ings Bank, 811 Main, b. 88 Oread
Stowell Eliza, attendant, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Stowell Etha M. teacher, Union Hill school,
bds. 2 Granite near Heywood
Stowell Francis P. farmer, house Salisbury
cor^ Forest [h. 16 Wachusett
Stowell Frederick G. organ maker, 19 Union,
Stowell Frederick T. farmer, house West
Boylston, NorthvlUe [88 Oread
Stowell Sarah W. widow of David D. bds.
Stowell Sevilla G. died April 6, 1888, age 89
Stowers Henry A. removed Arom city
Strain Samuel, bartender, 208 Mechanic, b.
10 Goddard [Main, h. 8 George st ct.
Strand John B. B. intelligence office, 209
Strand Lucy E. Mrs. hairworker, 200 Mala.
houi<e 8 George at. ct.
Strandberg William, removed to Westboro
Stratton Charles B. driver, 145 Main, boards
176 do. [81 Preaoott
Stratton Chas. F. laborer, 92Toster, house
Stratton Charles G. student, b. 42 Webster
Stratton Charles T. machinist, h. 42 Webster
Stratton Daniel, machinist, 67 Jackaon, h.
16 do. [Foater
Stratton Edwin A. driver, 190 Front, b. 16S
Stratton Frank, photographer, 202 Ftont, b.
99 Main [wlch, h. 6 Hawthorn
Stratton Frederick A. stair builder, 16 Hor-
Stratton George L. cutter, 162 Sonthbridga,
boards 8 Alden
Stratton Henry H. salesman, h. 2 Hancock
Stratton Hiram W. house 80 May
Stratton Jennie Mrs. dressmaker, 26 Pearl,
house do. [Home, 60 Orange
Stratton Lucia L. Mrs. matron Old Ladies'
Stratton Moses B. sea captain, h. 7 Sarle
STBATTON 8AMUEL, proprietor Centrsl
House, 99 and 108 Main, house 108 da
— See page 669
Stratton Samuel T. removed Arom city
STRAU88 BROS. (C. W. and J. S.
Slratisajf flresco painters, 6 Norwich.
—See page 585
Strau8s Carl W. (Strauss Bros.)^ 6 Norwidi,
boards 87 Mechanic
Strauss J. Ernest ( Strauss Bros. )t 6 Nor-
wich, b. 87 Mechanic [Main, h. 804 do.
Strauss Leopold (Oross, Strauss It Co.j, 888
Strauss Louis, derk, 88$ Main, boards Con-
tinental Hotel [ton, h. 19 Madisoo
Straw Horace W. carpenter, 149 Washing-
Straw William E. confectioner, 224 Main, b.
7 Dix [bmy, h. do.
Streckftiss Andrew, cigar mannf. 8 Mill-
Streem Frederick J. carpenter, 81 Central,
house 64 Leicester
Streeter Albert C. cab, 480 Main, boards 88
Front
Streeter Almond, butcher, bds. 189 Grafton
Streeter Arthur L. clerk, 440 Main, boards
r. 84 Benefit [Harrison
Streeter Burton H. clerk, 186 Front, bds. 78
Streeter Caroline A. widow of Leonard, h.
Jaques ave. cor. Piedmont
Streeter Charles M. conductor, B. & A. B.
R. h. 82 Trumbull [92 Summer
Streeter Charles W. clerk, 1 Pro^Mct, bds.
Streeter Charlotte E. widow of Lewis A. h.
rear 118 Front
Streeter Edward H. clerk, 32 Shrewsbory,
h. 120 Front [Harrison
Streeter Elmer 8. teamater, hoase 78
STREETER EMORY S, gravel and sand
dealer, order box, 82 Soothbridge, house .
1 Benefit ph— Seepage 686
Streeter Hattie A. canvasser, h. 226 Main
Streeter Henry B. polioeman, City Hall, b.
120 Front [189 Grafton
Streeter John P. provisions, 84 Green, house
Streeter Merrick L. house 226 Main
Streeter Nathan J. clerk, 84 Green, h. West
Boylston, Greendale
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
AT 838 MAIN STBBBTt
8TOCKWJBLI. Jt nATT, OmcXAMi*
WORCE8TEB [S] DIBECTORT.
305
Streeter Selden A. brakeman, hoase 19
Kormal
Streeter William B. switchman, B. & A. R.
R. ft€ight yard, hoase 26 Catler
Streeter William H. (Douttf A Streeter), 291
Main, house 9 Sever
Strom Charles, laborer, honse 75 Ward
Strom Tosten O. tailor, hoase 28 Abbott
Stronberg Andrew, sinker, house rear 896
MiUbory
Strong Albert R. foreman, W., N. ft R. R. R.
Areight office, hoose 12 Qoalding
Strong Alphonso L. N. machinist, 164
ITnion, house Alvarado aye. n. Anna
Strong Bethiah, nurse, boards 85 Salem
Strong Francis, house 80 Chatham
Strong George A. clerk, 866 Main, boards
40 Irving
Strong Helen L. dressmaker, h. 80 Grove
Strong Herbert O. clerk, 188 Front, house
22 Coral
Strong James, laborer, boards 88 Bridge
Strong Judson, Jr. boots and shoes, 584
Main, house at Springfield
Strong Lydia P. dressmaker, h. 80 Grove
Strong William G. bookkeeper, 866 Main, h.
10 Hammond
Stroyer Mary £. cook, house 8 Bath
Stryhan Wenzel, armorer, 42 Gardner, bds.
18 Southbridge
Stuart, see Stewart
STUBBS CHARLES* fish and oyster mar-
> ket, 201 Pleasant, house 1 Church place.
— 8ee page 652
Stnbbs Chauncy L. machinist, 125 Gk)ld, b.
8 Washington
Stobbs Frederick A. carpenter, h. 2 Austin
Stndley Ashbel B. watchman, 95 Thomas, h.
Flagg n. Pleasant [jf^^STfi. n> Pleasant
Stndley Emma L. teacher, Tatnuck school, b.
Stndley Fred, hostler, r. Piedmont Church,
boards 5 Piedmont
Stndley James, laborer, Pitt, h. 14 Mitchell
Sturges Charles E. removed td Ithaca, N. T.
Stnrgee N. Henry, org^n tuner, 9 May, h. 18
Clliton [84 Mulberry
Sturtevant Emery, armorer, 81 Hermon, h.
Sturtevant £. Wallace, machinist, 81 Her-
mon, b. 84 Mulberry [b. 14 Cherry
Sturtevant John R. flnrlnder, 170 Mechanic,
STUBTEYAlfT LEONARD W. merchant
tailor, 208 Main, house 84 Mulberry. —
Seepage 521
Styffe Herman, armorer, 44 Central, boards
260 Main [22 Columbia
Styife John P. clerk, 90 Front, boards
Styles Lizzie, dressmaker, house 15 Larch
Suck G. Henry, music teacher, 879 Main, b.
.. at Boston
SUTEBKROP ROBERT E. M. portrait
artist and marine painter, 18 Clifton, h.
do. — Seepage 512
Sograe Michael, blacksmith, 118 Green, h. 18
Ward
Bagrue Patrick, laborer, house 12 Bridge
Sullivan Addie, at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do.
Sullivan Andrew, laborer, h. 5 Boylston ct.
Sullivan Annie, dressmaker, 8 Clinton ct.
boards do. [2i Dewey
Sullivan Anthony F. pressman, 444 Main, h.
Sullivan Betsy, widow of Patrick, hou^e 2
Hlbernia [Shrewsbury
Sullivan Catherine, widow of John, h. 18i8
Sullivan Catherine, widow of Patrick, b. 56
'Camp [45 Temple
Sullivan Cornelius, boot treer, 108 Front, h.
Sullivan Cornelius, lal>orer, h. 80 Harrison
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, 17 Southgate,
house 14 Adriatic court
Sullivan Cornelius, moulder, 188 Mechanic,
h. 126 Shrewsbury [h. 14 Grosvenor
Sullivan Cornelius, carpenter, 57 Jackson,
Sullivan Cornelius, rem'd to Cottage Farm
Sullivan Cornelius D. moulder, 52 Jackson,
h. 46 LafiEiyette [Temple
Sullivan Cornelius O. boot crimper, house 57
Sullivan Cornelius P. machinist, 57 Jackson,
house 10 Pink
Sullivan Daniel, lal)orer, boards 64 Thomas
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, B. & A. R. B. bds.
27 Vine [ing, h. 102 E. Central
Sullivan Daniel, flagman, Thomas st. cross-
SuUivan Daniel, driver, 195 Union, house 10
Howard
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, house 22 Cherry
Sullivan Daniel, machinist, 66 Grafton, h.
91 Orange
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, b. 98 Shrewsbury
Sullivan Daniel, marble polisher, 58 Central,
boards 9 Howard
Sullivan Daniel, lather, b. 97 Water
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h. 22 Millbury
Sullivan Daniel, carpenter, boards 58 Front
Sullivan Daniel, boot crimper, 70 Winter,
house r. 86 do. [bridge
Sullivan Daniel, moulder, honse 414 South-
Sullivan Daniel E. removed to Westboro
Sullivan Daniel F. died Nov. 21, 1882, age 24
Sullivan Daniel F. boot turner, boards 187
Summer [Shrewsbury
Sullivan Daniel J. boot bottomer, house 174
Sullivan Daniel J. laborer, 77 Foster, boards
98 Shrewsbury
Sullivan Daniel J, died Aug. 20, 1888, age 26
Sullivan David, laborer, W., N. & R. R. R.
repair shop, h. 108 E. Central
Sullivan David J. laborer, h. 48 Irving
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, boards 4 Harlem
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, College Holy
Cross, boards Cambridge [29 do.
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, 85 Lafayette, h.
Sullivan Dennis, helper, 161 Union, boards
86 Winter [h. at Ayer Junction
Sullivan Dennis, blacksmith, 100 Prescott,
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, b. 165 Mechanic
Sullivan Dennis, polisher, 186 Union, bds.
Hose No. 2, Grafton
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, boards 80 Church
Sullivan Dennis, teamster, house 27 Vine
Sullivan Dennis, car inspector, W., N. ft R.
R. R. house 144 Foster
Sullivan Dennis F. moulder, 87 Gold, b. 46
Lafayette
Sullivan Dennis J. laborer, b. 68 Lamartine
Sullivan Edward, laborer, b. 2 Columbia ct.
PHTTk CDUPT A PT UC -^^^ byb-qla-SSBs, at 389 main strbjst,
20
806
WORCESTER [Q] DIRECTORY.
Sullivan Ellen, widow of Cornelius B. house
84 Union ave.
Sullivan Ellen, widow of Timothy, fa. 138
Shrewsbury [1 Cherry
Sullivan Ellen, widow of Michael D. house
Sullivan Ellen, widow of Timothy, house 98
Shrewsbury
Sullivan Ellen D. house 52 Chandler
Sullivan Eugene, car recorder, B. & A. R.
R. boards 102 Grafton [h. 187 Summer
Sullivan Eugene E. boot turner, 70 Winter,
Sullivan Eugene O. hostler, h. 8 Brown
Sullivan Humphrey, carpenter, h. 64 Thomas
Sullivan James, laborer, h. 78 East Central
Sullivan James, laborer, Millbury ave. n.
city line, b. do. [boards do.
Sullivan James, laborer. College Holy Cross.
Sullivan James, flier, 88 Hermon, h. 7 Lodl
Sullivan James, laborer, h. Swan ct.
Sullivan James, house 94 Shrewsbury
Sullivan James, car inspector, B. & A. R. R.
house r. 69 Bloomingdale [Blackstone
Sullivan James, armorer, 44 Central, h. 7
Sullivan James, laborer, boards 172 Salem
Sullivan James, painter, 19 Union, boards
216 Main [12 Hudson
Sullivan James A. finisher, 108 Front, honse
Sullivan James C. boot maker, house 8 Glen
Sullivan James F. removed to Lowell
Sullivan James F. finisher, b. 98 Shrewsbury
Sullivan James R. polisher, 57 Jackson, h.
16 Fink [boards do.
Sullivan Jefferson, hostler, r. 155 Main,
Sullivan Jeremiah, grocer, 162 Shrewsbury,
house do.
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h. 90 Mulberry
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h. 25 Spring
Sullivan Jeremiah, tailor, 425 Main, boards
17 Winter
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h. 4 Harlem
Sullivan Jeremiah, coachman. Main cor.
Ripley, h. Illinois n. Ripley
Sullivan tferemlah, honse 98 Shrewsbury
Sullivan Jeremiah, plumber, b. 48i Chandler
Sullivan Jeremiah, dispatcher, B. & A. R.
R., Union depot, house 15 Mendon
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h. 107 E. Central
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, 26 N. Foster, b.
86 Ward [68 Gold
Sullivan Jeremiah, boot slder, 82 Austin, h.
Sullivan Jeremiah, Jr. moulder, boards 98
Shrewsbury
Sullivan Jeremiah D. laborer, h. 57 John
Sullivan Jeremiah F. bartender, 20 Wash-
ington sq. b. 81 Church [245 do.
Sullivan Joanna, cigar maker, 249 Main, b.
Sullivan Johanna, widow of Timothy, house
4 Howard
Sullivan Johanna, widow, h. 68 Lamartlne
Sullivan Johanna T. dressmaker, 98 Shrews-
bury, h. do.
Sullivan John, laborer, house 28 Lyon
Sullivan John, laborer, h. 21 Ward
Sullivan John, carpenter, h. 82 Harrison
Sullivan John, helper, h. 12 CuUen ct.
Sullivan John, laborer, boards 4 Harlem
Sullivan John, laborer, house 72 Shrewsbury
Sullivan John, blacksmith, b. 56 Chandler
Sullivan John, laborer, h. 424 Assonet
Sullivan John, wire drawer, h. rear 70 East
Central
Sullivan John, lather, house 10 Millbury
Sullivan John, laborer, 149 Wasblugton, h.
4 Boland ct.
Sullivan John, laborer, h. 9 Riley
Sullivan John, laborer, h. Bridge c. Mechanic
Sullivan John, laborer, h. r. 16 Cypress
Sullivan John, mattress maker, 18 Park, h.
67 Bloomingdale
Sullivan John, laborer, boards 82 La&yette
Sullivan John, armorer, h. 12 Burt
Sullivan John, laborer, b. 82 Temple
Sullivan John, laborer, h. 11 Redding ct.
Sullivan John, laborer, 92 Thomas, h. IS
Beach
Sullivan John, laborer, b. 12 CuUen ct.
Sullivan John, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale, h.
19 E. Worcester [188 Bloomingdale
Sullivan John, plpemaker at J. Draper's, h.
Sullivan John, plumber, b. 48i Chandler
Sullivan John, laborer, h. 1 Columbia
Sullivan John A. woodworker, 84 Frescott,
bds. 167 Salem
Sullivan John A. moulder, b. 46 Lafkyette
Sullivan John C. boot slder, bouse 23
Eastern ave.
Sullivan John D. laborer, 195 Union, bds. SS
Bridge [Lafkyette
Sullivan John D. painter, 51 Greeo. house7B
Sullivan John E« laborer, house 19 Dlx
SULLIVAN JOHN E. lawyer, 4 Warren
block, 10 Pearl, b. Bay State House.-
Seepage 502
Sullivan John F. moulder, b. 68 Lamartine
Sallivan John J. painter, h. Ill E. Centnl
Sullivan John J. stonecutter at Ballard's
quarry, h. 861 Millbury
Sullivan John J. hostler, 5 Fruit, b. 4 Serer
Sullivan John J. bootmaker, 68 High, h. 16
Hawley [Temple
Sullivan John J. finisher, 68 High, boards 47
Sullivan John«N. boards 12 Burt
Sullivan John T. laborer, 91 Foster, h. 69
Franklin
Sullivan Joseph, laborer, boards 60 Temple
Sullivan Joseph D. student, b. 82 Harrison
Sullivan Joseph F. machinist, W., N. AB.
R. R. repair shop, bds. 9 Salem
Sullivan Josle, at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Summer, boards do.
Sullivan Marcus, switchman, B. & A. B. B<
freight yard, house 102 Grafton
Sullivan Margaret, widow of Jeremiah, b.
17 Howard [894 CanterboiT
Sullivan Martin, driver, 17 Soutbgate, boose
Sullivan Martin, died March 19, 1883, agett
Sullivan Mary, widow of Daniel, house 6
Houlihan place
Sullivan Mary, boards 165 Mechanic
Sullivan Mary, boards 22 Mitchell
Sullivan Mary, domestic, b. 88 Bridge
Sullivan Mary, widow of John, boards 1
Litchfield [Summer, boards do.
Sullivan Mary, at Asylum Chronic Insane,
Sullivan Mary, widow, boards 91 Orange
Sullivan Mary A. boards 12 Woodland
STOCKWELL & ?UTi\ OPTICIANS, 338 MAIN STREET.
WORGESTEB [S] DIRECTORY.
807
SoUivan Mary £. removed f^om city
SoUivan Mary E. (Conlindb Sullivan), 96
Park, boards 263 Millbary [bury
SulliT^an Maurice J. finisher, b. 94 Shrews-
Sallivan Michael, laborer, 63 Washington
sq. h. 23 Vine
Sullivan Michael, roller, house 4 Harlem
Sullivan Michael, laborer, b. 244 Front
SuUlvan Michael, laborer, h. 65 Bridge
Sullivan Michael, laborer, h. 61 Suffolk
Sullivan Michael, switchman, Grafton st.
crossing, boards 102 Grafton
SuUlvan Michael, jr. boards 65 Bridge
Sullivan Michael E. moulder, 77 Foster, b.
72 Shrewsbury [17 Howard
Snllivan Michael J. machinist, 164 Union, b.
Snllivan Michael J. boot treer, 68 High, bd^
85 Orange
Sullivan Michael M. removed to California
Sullivan Michael T. saloon, 165 Mechanic,
house do. [Brown
Sullivan Owen, hostler, 20 Market, house 8
Sullivan Patrick, carpenter, b. 22 Assonet
Sullivan Patrick, moulder, h. 18 Bradley
Snllivan Patrick, laborer, b. 228 Mechanic
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, 77 Foster, house
rear 75 Temple
Snllivan Patrick, machinist, S3 N. Foster,
b. 98 Shrewsbury [Temple
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, 28 Elm, house 47
Snllivan Patrick, laborer, h. 200 Shrews-
bury [Bloomlngdale ct.
Snllivan Patrick, laborer, 51 Green, house 6
Snllivan Patrick, gardener, b. 155 Millbury
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, 22 Wall, h. 14 do.
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, house 44 Thomas
Snllivan Patrick, hostler, 15 Market, boards
74 do.
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, b. 244 Front
SuUlvan Patrick, laborer, 14 Bloomlngdale,
boards 284 Front
Sullivan Patrick D. beltmaker, 137 Front, h.
49 John [h. 32 Spruce
Sullivan Patrick D. salesman, 827 Main,
Sullivan Patrick H. boot turner, 70 Winter,
boards 187 Summer
Sullivan Patrick J. fancy goods, 15 Green,
house do. [b. 212 do.
Sullivan Patrick J. clerk, 110 Southbrldge,
Sullivan Patrick M. car Inspector, B. & A.
B. R. house 8 Suffolk
Sullivan Richard, clerk, 86 Front, boards 56
Providence [B. R. b. 7 Clarkson
Snllivan Richard B. car inspector, B. & A.
Snllivan Robert E. tinsmith, 57 Southbrldge,
house 4 Riley
Sullivan Thomas, house 56 Chandler
Snllivan Thomas, laborer, h. 261 Millbury
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, bds. 38 Bridge
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, Southbrldge cor.
Hammond, b. 28 Kansas [17 Bradley
Sullivan Thomas D. driver, 16 Foster, bds.
Snllivan Thomas J. wire drawer, b. 13 Taylor
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, b. 22 Assonet
Sullivan Timothy, boot sider, boards 106
Southbrldge
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, h. 48^ Chandler
Sullivan Timothy, weigher, house 119 Ward
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, h. 52 Lamartine
Snllivan Timothy, removed f^om city
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, 188 Mechanic, h.
rear 20 Millbury
Sullivan Timothy D. polisher, 81 Mechanic,
house 155 do. [23 Austin
Sullivan Timothy J. boot treer, 70 Winter, b.
Sullivan Timothy J. driver, Hose No. 7,
Lamartine, h. 134 Washington
Sullivan Timothy J. clerk, 855 Main, boards
48i Chandler
Sullivan Timothy M. laborer, 138 Mechanic,
b. 165 do. " [31 Florence
Sullivan William, machinist, 75 Beacon, h.
Sullivan William, laborer, 82 Green, house
78 Canterbury
Sullivan William, painter, h. 44 Millbury
Sullivan Mrs. laundress. College Holy
Cross, boards do.
Sullivan, see O'SulIivan
SUMNER DWIGHT C. wool, shoddy, baled
cotton, &c. 164 Front, h. 5 Harrington
ave. — Seepage 668
Sumner Edward L. (W, Sumner & Son), and
school, 879 Main, b. 15 Chatham st. pi.
SUMNER EDWIN A. coal dealer, 400 Main
and 207 Southbrldge, house 1 Harrington
avenue. — See front cover
Sumner George (Barnard, Sumner db Co.),
327 Main, h. 6 Bowdoln [Bowdoin
Sumner George R. clerk, 426 Main, boards 6
Sumner Marion J. Mrs. music teacher, 379
Main, house 15 Chatham st. place
Sumner William & Son (E, L. Sumner),
pianos, 379 Main, h. 15 Chatham st. pi.
Sumner William R. cutter, 68 High, boards
63 Southbrldge [avenue
Sumpter Felix, bootmaker, house 265 Park
Sumpter Felix, 2d. boot bottomer, 60 King,
h. r. 1 76 Chandler [c. Hemans
Sunberg Erick. wlreworker, house 2 Prloulx
Sundberg Andefs G. wlreworker, h. Slgoumey
n. Edgeworth [h. 27 Orchard
Sundberg Carl G. machinist, junction shop,
Sundberg William, laborer, b. 1 Thenlus
Sunden Erlck G. laborer, house 302 Millbury
Sundgren Peter O. machinist, 20 Union, b.
4 Illinois
Sundin Fallen, wlreworker, bds. 116 Lincoln
Sundin Rudolph, wlreworker, 94 Grove, bds.
1 16 Lincoln
Sundquist Charles M. laborer, h. 88 Ward
Sundqulst Oscar F. porter, b. 88 Ward [do.
Suppernor Cyrus, laborer. 4 Leicester, h. 9
Surles H. Robert, physician, 288 Main, h. do.
Surplace Herbert, removed to Ireland
Sui-prenant Thos. moulder, h. 196 Shrewsbury
Sutcllffe Emma H. v^dow of James, boards
3 Richland [bridge, h. Cheever
Sutcllffe Wm. dresser tender, 548 South-
Sutherland James W. wlreworker, 94 Grove,
boards 11 Maple
Sutton Alma J. widow of James, h. 4 Tirrell
Sutton Emma, rem*d to Providence, R. I.
Sutton George R. truckman, h. r. 45 Prospect
SUTTON GEORGE T, plumber and pump
maker, 49 Thomas, house 51 do. — See
page 580
MOON RISES AND SETS,
CON8UZT THJB
DIBBOTOBT.
808
WOBCBSTEB [S] DIRECTORT.
Satton James H. clerk, Leicester cor. Mill,
bds. 6 Cambridge
Satton John A. organ packer, house 12
Montagae n. Leicester [80 do.
Sutton John F. machinist, 4 Leicester, house
Sutton Thomas W. machinist, 44 Central, b.
28 Clinton [Gates lane
Sutton Mrs. y^dow, bds. Leicester near
Svanson Gustaf, wireworker, h. Edgeworth
cor. Milton
Svanson Solomon, flarmer, house 6 Pink
Svansson John P. laborer, bds. Taylor, Q.
Svansson Louis, wireworker, h. 9 N. Ashland
Syedberg Andrew, bricklayer, h. Illinois
Svedberg Carl, laborer, boards Illinois
Svedberg Christine, midwife, bds. Dllnols
Svensen Carl M. tailor, 424 Main, h. 88 Elm
Svenson Alfred, wireworker, b.46 Eastern av.
Svenson Andrew, boards 84 Harrison
Svenson Andrew I. armorer, 81 Hermon, b.
25 Piedmont
Svenson Nils G. laborer, h. 897 Millbury
Svenson Olaf, wireworker, b. 46 Eastern av.
Svensson Carl A. machinist, 95 Thomas, h.
99 Mulberry [Auburn
Swain John M. painter, 94 Grove, house 7
Swain Mary Miss, boards 54 Elm [Auburn
Swain Wellman J. clerk, 187 Front, boards 7
Swan Bernard J. armorer, b. 204 Southbridge
Swan Betsey A. boards 11 Salem
Swan Ellen, died Dec. 25, 1882, age 25
Swan Elliott, farmer, house Plantation near
Hospital [9 Gates
Swan Eugene F. bookkeeper, 444 Main, h.
Swan E. Henry, Ulchardson Manuf. Co. 84
Prescott, bds. 678 Main [Pleasant
Swan George, lawyer, 492 Main, house 90
Swan John, laborer, house Perry
Swan Margery K. died July 9, 1888, age 68
Swan Mary M. widow of George W. house
11 Hudson
Swan Michael, driver, 207 Sbuthbrldge, h.
155 Washington [do.
Swan Roscoe W. physician, 82 Pleasant, b.
Swan Sarah J. Mrs. nurse, bds. 161 Austin
Swan Thomas, paver, b. 880 Main [Grace
Swanstrdm Alfred, tailor, 410 Main, house 5
Swanstrdm John E. clerk, 94 Grove, boards
179 Lincoln [7 Grace
Swanstrdm Leonard, tailor, 424 Main, house
Swanstrom William, tailor, 410 Main, bds. 5
Grace [Bowdoln
Swart llaverly B. clerk, 827 Main, boards 28
Swasey Hannah P. widow of Joseph, honse
18 Newbury [R. I.
Swasey Jeremiah, removed to Providence,
Swedish Co-operative Store Co. groceries,
Perry, Quinsigamond
Swedish Publishing Co. publishers Nord-
Ostern, 410 Main, room 16
Sweeney Adam, Japanner, 22 Mill, h. Shirley
near Florence
Sweeney Andrew, laborer, 17 Southgate, h.
88 Canterbury [208 Mechanic
Sweeney Bridget, cook, 8 Washington sq. b.
Sweeney Bridget, widow of John, house 18
Assonet
Sweeney Byran, coremaker, b. 28 Howard
Sweeney Daniel, laborer, W., N. & B. B. R.
repair shop, bds. 26 Winter
Sweeney Dennis, watchman, W., N. A B.
B. B. engine house, bds. 86 Winter
Sweeney Edward L. cutter, boards 8 Bart
Sweeney Edward S. machinist, b. 18 Pond
Sweeney Ellen, widow of Byran H. bde. 2S
Howard [185 Salem
Sweeney Honora, widow of Edmund, boanto
Sweeney James, carder, 17 Southgate, honse
1 Adriatic ct. [Foundry
Sweeney James W. laborer, 19 Union, b. 15
Sweeney Johannah, widow, h. 27 Langdon
Sweeney John, machinist, 28 Hermon, bds.
19 Curtis
Sweeney John, laborer, honse 15 Foundry
^weeney John, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale, b.
172 Washington
Sweeney John F. shoemaker, 152 South-
bridge, house 10 Union avenue
Sweeney Margaret, widow of Edward, b. 15
Foundry
Sweeney Mary, house 18 Pond
Sweeney Michael, laborer, 60 Bloomingdale,
b. 172 Washington
Sweeney Michael, warp dresser, Brussels, b.
Dorrance
Sweeney Owen, machinist, 110 Green, house
at Millbury [Worcester
Sweeney Patrick, laborer, honae 57 East
Sweeney Thomas, coremaker, 77 Foster, b.
57 E. Worcester [Winter
Sweeney Wm. shoemaker, 11 Water, h. 82
Sweeney William, tailor, house 8 Bart
Sweeney William, wire drawer, boards 27
Langdon [58 Beacon
Sweeney William F. laborer, 110 Green, bds.
Sweeney William H. clerk, 401 Main, bds. 4
Linwood pi.
Sweeney, see McSweeney-
Sweet Charles, laborer, 20 Grafton, h. 41 do.
Sweet Cleveland N. bootmaker, 60 King, h-
162 Chandler [85 Summtf
Sweet Edward, boot bottomer, 82 Austin, b.
Sweet Ellsha W. physician, 802 Main, b. do.
Sweet Elmer N. packer, h. 28 Prospect
Sweet Everett W. clerk, 12 Front, b. West-
minster c. Harrington ave. [Harrison
Sweet Fred, machinist, 110 Green, house IS
Sweet George, driver, 41 Waldo, b. 60 Graf-
ton
Sweet Jennie Mrs. h. 7 Newbury
Sweet Lewis B. musician, 179 Lincoln
Sweet Otis L. clerk, 486 Main, boards 162
Chandler
Sweet Thomas, machinist, 8 Cypress, b. SB
Summer [Clinton
Sweet Walter A. clerk, 500 Main, boards 9
Sweetland May E. dressmaker, b. 27 Hawley
Sweetser Chauncey B. farmer, honse Ararat
n. Brooks
Sweetser Edwin S. machinist, h. SSmgWaad
Sweetser Harmina T. widow of John, bds.
85 Highland [Brooks
Sweetser Robert C. student, bds. Ararat n.
Sweetser Samuel P. machinist, bds. Ararat
n. Brooks
Sweetser Samuel S. house 628 Main
1 nrj YV vlvljlLol J!ill pxopLB'8 aAviKss bank bvxldut^
W0RCE8TEB [TJ DIKECTORT.
809
S^renson Harrold S. mason, house Millbury
n. grist mill, Q. [25 Piedmont
&weii8on Iwar, armorer, 21 Hermon, boards
Swenson Nelson, laborer, b. MlUbary near
gristmill, Q. [Edgeworth
S^wenson Olof wireworker, b. Byron near
Swexison Swens Peter, wire drawer, house
Byron n. Edgeworth
STvensson John, laborer, h. 29 North [ct.
STrexisson Lars, laborer, bds. Chamberlain
Swett Samuel D. (N. T. Bemis dk Co.), 68
Bzchange, h. 11 Chatham street place
Swett William L. tuner, h. 58 High
Swift D. Wheeler, Whitcomb Envelope Co.
20 Salisbary, h. 22 Oak avenue
Swift Henry D. Whitcomb Envelope Co. 20
Salisbury, h. Channing cor. Catharine
S^wif t Ollvetta 8. dressmaker, h. 18 Hawley
S^wlf t Peter, blacksmith, r. 40 Exchange, h.
21 Arch [opp. school house, Q
Swift Walter M. wire bundler, h. Millbury
Swift Wm. W. wire bundler, b. Millbury
opposite school house, Q.
Swinburne John H. student, b. 22 Lancaster
Swinerton Charles F. shoemaker, b. 18 El-
liott
S'vrinerton Jacob M. pegger, h. 18 Elliott
Sykes Chas. foreman, bds. 448 Main
Sjkes Edwin H. diemaker, 81 Mechanic, h.
448 Main
Sykes Edwin N. tuner, 19 Union, b. 448 Main
Sykes Warren F. cutter, b. 126 Front
Sylveste Onesime, shoe bottomer, h. 128
Lamartine
Sylvester Amasa, sorter, 16 Union, h. rear
Kendall n. Belmont
Sylvester Caleb C. woodworker, 100 Pres-
cott, b. 42 Grove
Sylvester Charles F. peddler, h. West Boyl-
ston, Greendale [Granite c. Cliff
Sylvester Charles M. hamm^sman, boards
Sylvester Elmer A. sorter, h. 87 Belmont
Sylvester Eugene G. armorer, 42 Gardner,
h. 60 Southgate
Sylvester George E. driver, Tatnuck, b. do.
Sylvester George F. woodyard, Tatnuck, h.
do. [Uuid, h. 91 Pleasant
Sylvester George M. coachman, 15 Ash-
Sylvester Harriet W. widow of Martin, bds.
9 Greenwood [wood
Sylvester Oscar, hammersman, h. 9 Green-
Sylvester Tryphena E. widow of Nathan, h.
Belmont n. Channing [Providence
Sylvester, see Silvester
Syme John B. bookkeeper, 110 Green, h. 84
Syme Mary, widow of James B. house 84
l*rovidence
Symonds Hartwell D. (J. D. Warren dt Co.),
bds. 8 Vine [h. 48 King
Syvret John, pastor French Cong. Church,
Tabicr Addub L. attendant, City Farm, b. do.
Taber Albert L. tuner, 54 Hermon, bds. 129
Beacon [b. do.
Taber Charlotte Mrs. attendant. City Farm,
Taber George W. machinist, 178 Union, b.
10 Sudbury
Taber Jesse P. carpenter, h. 160 Highland
Taber Nathan P. bookkeeper, 19 Cypress, b.
1058 Main
TABEB ORGAN CO. organ manufs. 54
Hermon. — Seepage 649
Taber William B. treasurer Taber Organ Co.
54 Hermon, h. 8 Silver [406 do.
Taber Will T. music teacher, 446 Main, bds.
Taburet Edward, cook, bds. 15 Bridge
Taflb Lawrence A. machinist, 161 Union, b.
818 Main
Taft Aaron S. clerk, 280 Main, b. 26 Irving
Taft Abbie J. teacher, bds. 1 Lincoln ave.
Taft Albert L. laborer, 55 Central, h. 122 do.
Taft Alfred, laborer, house 214 Millbury
Taft Arthur M. lawyer, 425 Main, bds. 181
Austin [ford
Taft Byon E. cutter, r. 155 Front, h. at Ox-
Taft Charles, rem'd to Millbury
Taft Chas. H. conductor, P. & W. B. B. h.
at Providence [Clark
Taft Charles J. farmer, house Mountain n.
Taft Cyrus, carpenter, ft. Kansas, house 294
Cambridge
Taft David A. house 52 Fountain [17 Austin
Taft Edward P. machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
Taft Eliza F. widow of Stephen, boards 72
Woodland [at Westboro
Taft Frank W. boot treer, 10 Mulberry, h.
TAFT GEORGE C. drill manuf . 84 South-
bridge, h. 14 Chandler. — See page 675
Taft George H. clerk, 94 Grove, h. 1 Lan-
caster
Taft George P. janitor, bds. 57 Providence
Taft George S. rem'd to Washington, D. C.
Taft George W. laborer, bds. 90 Mechanic
Taft Harvey W. rem'd to Philadelphia, Pa.
Taft Henry G. fS, Taft & Son), 188 Front,
h. 72 Woodland
Taft Henry O. sawyer, 781 Main, boards 80
Charlotte
Taft Jennie, dressmaker, 245 Main, bds. do.
Taft Jesse, trackman, house 18 Abbott
TAFT JOHN E. rubber goods, 280 Main,
honse 26 Irving. — See page 520
Taft John H. woodworker, 26 N. Foster, h.
6 Clinton court
Taft Jndson, boards 11 Tirrell
Taft Katie A. dressmaker, 818 Main, h. do.
Taft Lawrence, machinist, boards 18 Maple
Taft Levi M. blacksmith, Greenwood corner
Millbury, h. 8 Greenwood
Taft Mary A. widow of Lyman J. house 2
Congress [coin
Taft Minnie H. bookkeeper, boards 45 Lin-
Taft N. Stockwell, boot crimper, 82 Austin,
bds. 7 Newport
Taft Orman L. sup't Sargent Card Clothing
Co. 246 Southbridge, h. 50 Woodland
Taft Palmer E. laborer, h. West Boylston,
Northville
Taft Beuben, millwright, h. Lincoln ave.
Taft Buftis M. driver, 896 Main, hoase 45
Lincoln
Taft Samuel N. cotton broker, h. 9 Harvard
TAFT S. & SON (H, 9, Taft), groceries
and seeds, 188 Front. — See page 546
Taft Timothy F. muchinist, 22 Cypres.H, h.
18 Fruit
POPULATION OF RHODE ISLAND,
COIfSUZT THE
DIBBOTOBT.
810
WORCESTER [X] DIRECTORY.
Taft Walter A. envelope packer, 20 Salis-
bury, b. 16 Sudbury [Salem
Taft Warren S. machinist, 77 Foster, b. 29
Taft William H. foreman, h. 69 Providence
Taft William N. clerk, 889 Main, house 26
William
TAFT WILLIAM W. packing box manuf.
June n. Mill, b. n. do. — Seepage 679
Tague Mary, widow of John, house 94
Shrewsbury [19^ Lagrange
Tainter Arthur L. machinist, 64 Jackson, h.
Tainter Augustus B. machinist, junction
shop, b. 42 Richards [27 Hollywood
Tainter Carver, machinist, 60 Lagrange, h.
Tainter Frederick H. organ maker, 26 Union,
h. 17 Laurel
Tainter Isaac K. carpenter, house rear 196
Austin [196 Austin
Tainter Isaac W. clerk, 1 Allen ct. boards r.
Tainter Jennie M. teacher. New Worcester
school, boards 42 Richards
Tainter John H. (G. E. Holmes & Co.), Ly-
man, h. 68 Mill [19 Gardner
Tainter Maria B. widow of Daniel, 2d. bds.
Tainter Samuel H. clerk, 122 Gold, b. 42
Richards
Tainter Sarah E. widow of Daniel, house 73
Hanover [42 Richards
Tainter Sarah £. widow of Harvey S. house
Tainter William G. machinist, 62 Jackson,
boards 27 Hollywood
Tait Sarah, stitcher, bds. 16 Lawrence
Talbot Edward L. manager, 486 Main, bds.
Bay State House [71 Temple
Talbot Hannah, widow of Thomas, boards
Talbot Henry, laborer, house 71 Temple
Talbot Richard, laborer, h. 84 £. Central
Talbot Thomas, city assessor, 12 Ciiy Uall,
house 6 Merrick
Talcott Frank H. removed to Franklin
Tallman Edward A. machinist, B., B. & G.
R. R. repair shop, h. 168 Lincoln
Tallman George W. stitcher, h. 28 Queen
Tallon Edward £. tailor, h. 82 Harrison
Talmadge Hiram P. salesman, b. 68 Pleasant
Tandy Mary E. student, boards 1 Mason
Tapgney Michael, laborer, h. 67 Franklin
Tangnay Joseph, carpenter, house 188
Bloomingdale
Tannebring G. Relnhold, carpenter, h. 177
Austin [Chandler
Tannebring Henry, carpenter, boards 210
Tanner Ellen M. house 678 Main
Tanner Surepta, died Feb. 9, 1888, age 76
Tanner Walter W. machinist, 67 Union, b.
66 Central [North
Tanney Michael, laborer, b. Sigourney near
Tansey Bridget, widow of Martin, house 14
Lunelle [14 Lunelle
Tansey James F. cutter, 10 Mulberry, bds.
Tansey Michael, wire drawer, h. 46 Temple
Tansey William J. cutter, 108 Front, boards
46 Temple
Tapley David G. reed-board maker, 9 May,
h. 110 Austin [Pleasant
Taplev Mary G. dressmaker, boards 32
Tarbell John B. (Tarbell db Webster), 10
Pleasant, house 8 Maple place
Tarbell Warren E. clerk, 161 Union, boards
8 Maple place
Tarbell & Webster (J, B. TarbeU and C. 8.
Webster), grocers, 10 Pleasant
Tarbox John L. collector, bds. 5 Thomas
Targett Frederick W. skatemaker, 31 Mnl-
berry, boards 26 Wachusett
T/irgett Harriet, widow of Wm- H. house 25
Wachusett [127 Austin
Tarlton Louis A. bookkeeper, 619 Main, h.
Tarpey John L. assistant priest St. John*»
Catholic Church, boards 44 Temple
Tashjean Baghdasar M. wireworkcr, boards
140 Pleasant
Tasker George H. manager, 4 Vernon, b. 58
Front [klnton, N. H.
Tasker Joseph P. flsh, 4 Vernon, h. at Hop-
Tateum Thomas £., Boston Marble and
Granite Co. 68 Central, h. 7 Charlton
Tatman David D. (TatmanA Co.)^ 554 Main,
house 10 May
Tatman John A. wlreplater at wire works,
Quinsigamond, house Greenwood
Tatman Mary A. widow of Reul>en, boards
Greenwood, Quinsigamond
Tatman Olive, widow of Daniel, boards at
R. D. Tatraan's [Q. h. Greenwood
Tatman RufUs D. machinist at wire works,
Tatman R. James, sec. First Nat. Fire Ins.
Co. 410 Main, h. 98 Piedmont
Tatman Samuel D. machinist at wi reworks,
Q. house Greenwood
Tatman & Co. (D. D. Tatman), soapmannfe.
664 Main [Mill, h. 3 Mill
Tatro Octave, harness maker, Leicester cor.
Tatro Peter, finisher, 19 Chnrch, house r. 64
Salem
Tatro Peter H. machinist, W., N. &R. R. S.
repair shop, boards 108 Thomas
Tattersall Isaac, picker, Pakachoag Mill, b.
1 Albert ' [b. 86 Laikyette
Taubert Max. B. cardmaker, 34 Soutbbridget
Taubert Richard £. mason, b. 86 Lafayette
Taylor Bradford N. rem'd to Mexico Cityt
Mexico [Boland ct
Taylor Bridget, widow of John, house 6
Taylor Catharine, widow of Charles, house
6 Merrick
Taylor C. Henry, organ maker, 17 Hermon,
bds. 6 So. Russell [h. 6 So. Russell
Taylor Daniel B. organ maker, 17 Hermon,
Taylor Don, teamster, boards 21 Portland
Taylor Edmund M. clerk, 162 Pleasant, bds.
167 do.
Taylor Edward, removed to Leicester
Taylor Edward B. machinist, Hammond d.
R. R. bds. 8 Davis
Taylor Eliza Mrs. house 16 Lamarline
Taylor E. A. carpenter, boards 614 Main
Taylor Frederick D. woodworker, boards 85
Carroll [h. 17 Lamartlne
Taylor George, moulder, Hammond n. R. B.
Taylor George, clothing, 582 Main, boose 23
Chatham
Taylor George H. clerk, W., N. ft R. B. R.
office, 80 Shrewsbury, house 7 Earle
Taylor George H. clerk, 636 Main, boards 6
Orchard
FOR HACK FARES,
CONSULT TSTB
BXBXCTOBT.
WORCESTER [T] DIRECTORY.
311
Taylor George U. mason, bds 78 Summer
Taylor George M. woodworker, 60 Lagrange,
li. 71 Portland [594 Main
Taylor Hannah J. widow of George E. house
Taylor Harriet, widow of Leander, boards
40 Webster [bury, b. 68 Pleasant
Taylor Henry C. dressed beef, 69 Shrews-
Taylor Henry W. painter, 414 Main, house
177 Lincoln [Irving
Taylor Herbert H. student, 288 Main, bds. 5
Taylor Hiram H. carpenter, h. 148 Austin
Taylor Jacob M. (Ooolidge & Taylor), 564
Main, bds; 82 Bowdoin
Taylor James, bds. Anna c. Locust avenue
Tny lor James A. removed to New York
Taylor James 8. burnisher, 108 Front, house
188 Central
TAYLOR JAMES S. tinware manuf. 2
Bigelow ct. h. 509 Main. — See page 674
Taylor John, died August 6, 1888 [Arch
Taylor John, machinist, 100 Prescott, h. 14
Taylor John, mason, house 60 Canterbury
Taylor John G. carpenter, house 11 Winter
Taylor Joseph, helper, boards Southbrldge
n. city line [h. Greenwood
Taylor Joseph J. ferrule maker, 70 School,
Taylor J. Warren, farmer, bds. Green lane
Taylor Lawson, laborer, boards 288 Main
Taylor Leander (J. tailor, 10 Thomas, house
Robinson place
Taylor Leonard E. messenger, 18 Mechanic,
house 87 Benefit [h. 56 Providence
Taylor Lucian A. civil engineer, 18 City Hall,
Taylor Mary, widow of Daniel, house 11
Dorrance
Taylor Mary L. boards 82 Bowdoin
Taylor Mehitable, boards 11 Queen
Taylor Nellie, clerk, bds. 56 High
Taylor Nathan, merchant tailor, 501 Main,
bouse 5 Irving
Taylor Patrick, weaver, 548 Southbrldge, b.
11 Dorrance [6 Orchard
Taylor Peter, machinist, 100 Prescott, house
Taylor Ransom C. real estate, 488 Main, h.
770 do. [Taylor, Q.
Taylor Ransom F. real estate, 488 Main, h.
Taylor Robert, machinist, 110 Green, boards
Southbrldge n. city line
Taylor Robert F. painter, .h. 82 Washington
Taylor Samuel, machinist, 178 Union, house
S5 Carroll [208 Chandler
Taylor Samuel H. cigar maker, 898 Main, h.
Taylor S. Maria, widow of George G. house
82 Bowdoin
Taylor Thomas J. machinist, 161 Union, b.
65 Myrtle [R. R. h. 7 Fox
Taylor Thomas W. carpenter, Lagrange n.
Taylor Timothy, weaver, 548 Southbrldge,
bds. 11 Dorrance
Taylor William, laborer, house 6 Nashua
Taylor William, laborer, 57 Jackson, house
Southbrldge n. city line
Taylor Wm. machinist, house 17 Lamartine
Taylor William, reed maker, 9 May, house
Southbrldge n. city line
Taylor Wm. polisher, 81 Mulberry, house
2 Scott [n. city line
Taylor William, Jr. helper, bds. Southbrldge
Taylor William E. rem*d to New York city
Taylor Wm. H. boxiuaker, house 52 May
Taylor & Farley Organ Co. 17 Hermon
Teabeau Joseph, laborer, h. Bloomingdale
n. Ascension
TeafTe Mary M. widow of John, h. 8 Pink
Teague Fred. A. sign painter, b. 85 Orient
Teague George F. moulder, house 85 Orient
Tebbetts Fred. A. clerk, 729 Main, bds. 112
Beacon
Tedeman Carl, wireworker, bds. 147 Main
Teehan Catharine M. widow of Maurice W.
house 22 Columbia
Teehan Wm. laborer, 188 Mechanic, boards
165 do. [bridge
Teehen Henry, carpenter, boards 402 South-
Teehen John, engineer, 94 Grove, bds. 402
Southbrldge
Teehen Margaret, housekeeper, 402 South-
bridge [Washington sq. h. do.
Tehan Hannah M. Mrs. di'essmaker, rear 18
Tehan John, gardener, 17 Chestnut, boards
78 Shrewsbury
Telephone Exchange, 425 Main
T^lesphore Abraham, assistant pastor Notre
Dame Church, house 18 Portland
Tell Charles, laborer, house 8 Eastern ave.
Telliere Israel, laborer, 161 Union, house 26
Arch [Congress
Temple Austin S. clerk, 570 Main, boards 7
Temple Benj. f. carpenter, b. Alvarado ave.
near W. & S. R. R.
Temple Charles E. brakeman, B. & A. R. R.
house Alvarado ave. near W. & 8. R. R.
Temple Dennis G. liquors, 68 Franklin, h.
802 Main [near W. & S. R. R.
Temple Ellas, shoecutter, house Locust ave.
Temple Frank F. finisher, 9 Barton place,
house 29 Piedmont
Temple George W. mason, h. 90 Grafton
Temple G. Irving, rem'd from city
Temple Henry J. hotel, 801 Main, h. do.
Temple Rozan H. widow of Luther H. h. 7
Congress
Temple Walter C. milkman, b. 65 Eastern
avenue [41 Summer
Templeman Wm. machinist, 96 Thomas, b.
Templeton Edwin F. cutter, 82 Austin, h.
87 Clifton [sane. Summer, b. do.
Templeton Ella F. at Asylum Chronic In-
Templeton Fred. M. tailor, 868^ Main, b. 86
Chatham [87 Clifton
Templeton John, bootcutter, 82 Austin, bds.
Templeton Mary A. widow of Madison, h.
86 Chatham [51 Thomas
Tenney Carrie M. widow of Perceville, h.
Tenney Edward S. foreman, 196 Union, h.
62 Bowdoin
Tenney Emelie P. Mrs. h. 41 Providence
Tenney Frank H. apothecary, 152 Pleasant,
h. 168 do.
Tenney H. AUen, student, b. 41 Providence
Tenney Joseph S. packer, bds. 78 Salem
Tenney Lucy Mrs. tailoress, h. 59 Pleasant
Tenney Maiiett, widow of Daniel A. house
78 Salem
Terrleu William, skatemaker, h. 2 Scott
TerrlU Martha, widow of Louis, h. 78M3rrtle
POPULATION OF MASSACflUSEnS,
CON3VLT THB
J>inJB€TOBT.
812
WORCESTER [T] DIRECTORY.
Terry James J. wireworker, boards 105
Lamartine
Terry Margaret, widow of John, b. 6 Winter
Terry Michael, driver, 82 Green, h. 11 Suffolk
Tessier Wllf rled, baker, 166 Pleasant, bds. 27
Lyons
Tew Charles F. steamfltter, 80 Foster, hoase
11 Congress
Tew Frank H. printer, 187 Front, b. 11 Con-
gress [b. 11 Congress
Tew Ida A. teacher, Lamartine street school.
Tew Mabel B. teacher, Oxford st. school, b.
11 Congress
Thacher Frank, driver, Waldo House, b. do.
Thacher George R. truckman, 162 Front, h.
Plantation n. B. & A. R. R.
Thacher Moses F. sorter, 155 Front, h. at
Northbridge Center
Thatcher Joseph L. rem'd to Boston
Thatcher Mary C. widow of Joseph B. b. 5
Congress [h. 15 Cedar
Thayer Adln, judge of probate, 898 Main,
Thayer Alden, real estate, h. 214 Chandler
Thayer Andrew C. & Co. (8. Thayer^ Jr.),
butchers, Belmont n. Bell pond, h. 26
Eastern ave. [non, b. do.
Thayer ApoUos Q. ( Thayer Bros,), 78 Ver-
Thayer Belle, widow of William J. house 29
E^escott ^6 Hamilton
Thayer Benjamin, clerk, 220 Front, house
Thayer Bros. (A. Q. and L, N, Thayer), om-
nibus line, 73 Vernon
Thayer Caroline A. b. 8 Bden
Thayer Catharine W. Mrs. h. 88 Chandler
Thayer Charles, gardener, h. 78 Vernon
T HATER CHARLES A. livery and feed
stable, rear 16 Exchange, h. 12 Castle. —
Seepage 572
T HATER CHARLES D. florist, 6 Ripley,
house 8 do.-- See page 504
Thayer Charles L. rem'd to Colorado
Thayer Charlotte T. Mrs. died Feb. 22, 1888,
age 65 [non
Thayer Corwln M. packer, boards 78 Ver-
Thayer David, butcher, 212 Front, h. 1 Coral
Thayer Davis, laborer, h. 1 Linwood pi.
Thayer Davis, farmer, h. 281 Pleasant
Thayer Dolly G. widow of Horace, h. Grove
n. Forest
Thayer Edward D. woolen manuf . Mill near
Chandler, Tatnuck, h. 67 Chatham
Thayer Edward D. jr. woolen manuf. Mill n.
Chandler, b. 67 Chatham
Thayer Eli, elevator manuf. h. Oread Insti-
tute, Allen c. Oread pi.
Thayer Eliza, widow of Lewis, h. 12 Valley
Thayer Ellis H. died Nov. 24, 1888, age 65
Thayer Emmeline, widow of Thomas, h. 21
Home
Thayer Etta M. teacher, Adriatic school, b.
Grove n. Forest [h. 39 Myrtle
Thayer Frank J. shoemaker, 58 Southbridge,
Thayer Friewaldau C. clerk, 3 City Hall, h.
7 Oread pi. [214 do.
Thayer Greorge A. grocer, 212 Chandler, h.
Thayer George E. & Co. printers, 154 Front,
h. 6 BuflUm
Thayer Geo. G. auctioneer, 214 Main, b. do.
Thayer George T. clerk, 94 Orove, bds. 31
Home [do.
Thayer G. Clinton, auctioneer, 214 Main, b.
Thayer Harry, hostler, r. 16 Exchange, b. €
Castle [Thayer's, Grovt
Thayer Henry W. farmer, b. aft BollyG.
Thayer Herbert, rem'd from city [Belnioiit
Thayer Horace, clerk, 89 Main, house 74
Thayer Ida M. painting teacher, Oread
Institute, Alden cor. Oread pL bds. do.
Thayer James, dyer, h. 97 MUlbury c la-
dicott [Alden c. Oread pL b. do.
Thayer John A. principal Oread Institute,
Thayer John B. lawyer, 398 Main, bds. 257
. Cambridge
Thayer Joseph B. fruit, &c. 220 Front, b. 86
Hamilton [non, b. do.
Thayer Leonard N. (Thayer Bros.)^ 78 Vcr-
Thayer L. Delavan, boot webbing manuf.
Lagrange cor. R. R. h. 5 Oread pL
Thayer Mary A. widow of Sewell, house 17
High
Thayer Moses, laborer, b. 78 Vernon
Thayer Nancy, widow of Benjaniin, house
Lincoln n. Melrose
Thayer Romanzo, wireworker, b. 26 School
Thayer Samuel, jr. (A. 0. Thayer S Co.),
Belmont n. Bell pond, h. 26 Eastern av.
Thayer S. Maria, widow, li&s. 27 Clinton
Thayer Timothy, rem'd to Cherry Valley
Thayer Warren 8. clerk, bds. 1 Coral
Thayer Webster, lawyer, 877 Main, house 47
Belmont
Thayer Wm. E. rem'd to New York city
Thayer Wm. F. student, bds. 38 West
The Worcester Wire Co., ft. Kansas
Thenius Moritz, blacksmith, 110 Green, h.
66 Vernon [97 Lamartine
Therrien Alfred, machinist, 42 Gardoer, L
Therrien Benjamin, carpenter, h. 1 Meade
Thibeault Oliver, shoemaker, 154 Front, h-
r. 16 Cypress [Main, b. 5891 do.
Thiesfeldt E. Diedrich, jr. upholsterer, 476
Thomas Alfred, bookkeeper, BrosselB, 11
526 Southbridge
Thomas Ann Mrs. house 544 Main [Benefit
Thomas A. Mason, tailor, 456 Main, house 15
THOMAS CARL C. T. wood carver snd
cabinetmaker, 26 North Foster, house
Jaques ave. n. Queen. — Seepage 592
Thomas Catharine Mrs. h. 20 Home
Thomas David R. foreman, 94 Grove, house
20 Home [boards 18 TirreZi
Thomas Frederick A. machinist, 64 Jackson.
Thomas Fred. C. polisher, 44 Central, bds.
10 Sudbury [near Bloomlngdsto
Thomas George W. milkman, h. Planutlon
Thomas Hattie £. finisher, 406 Main, boards
10 Sudbury
Thomas Heury C. flagman, Madison street
crossing, boards 56 Southbridge
Thomas John H. W. organ maker, house 28
Wacbusett
Thomas Jalius, cook, boards 5 Thomas
Thomas J. Albert, driver forG. W. Thomas,
h. r. Plantation n. Bloomiugdale
Thomas Lelghton J. salesman, house d6
Chandler
THE WORCESTER
DIBB€TOBT Hreulates in rtearty wery 8tai€ in the
Union, and Motne abroad, Advertiserm reap the ben^
WORCESTER [T] DIRBOTORT.
818
Tliomfts Matthew B. removed fh>m city
TTlioinas Nellie C. principal Walnat street
school, boards 544 Main [85 Sommer
Thomas Patrick, machinist, 86 Foster, bds.
Tbomas Patrick, clergyman, house 5 Lily
Ttiomas Qaincy A. (Bliss A Thomas), Web-
ster sq. boards 1059 Main [18 Tirrell
Thomas Bachael A. widow of Bnos, house
Thomas Robert, clerk, 76 Thomas, b. 5 do.
Thomas Samuel, machinist, h. 40 Assonet
Thomas Samuel A. fl&rmer, house Heard n.
city line
Thomas Yanghn, machinist, 161 Union, bds.
30 Home [Home
Thomas William H. roller, 94 Grove, h. 20
THOMPSON ALBERT I. gas andsteam-
fltter, locksmith, &c. 278i Main, house
49 Beacon. — See page 669
Thompson Albert M. flour, hay, &c. 8 Lincoln
sq. house' 83 Shelby
Thompson Arthur J. painter, bds. 3 Eden
Thompson Arthur L. removed to Barre
Thompson Arvin, carpenter, h. 159 South-
bridge [Green, house do.
Thompson Betsy Mrs. fancy goods, 169
Thompson Charles B. tinware, h. 7 Albert
Thompson Charles £. harness maker, 25 Ex-
change, bds. 16 Maple
Thompson Charles J. boot treer, 108 Front,
h. 8 Pattison [B. I.
Thompson Clifford E. rem'd to Providence,
Thompson Edward H. brick dealer, bds. 8
Eden
Thompson Edward P. boot crimper, 68 High,
house at Holden [sq. b. 8 Washington
Thompson Eldred D. stitcher, 7 Washington
Thompson Ethan R. overseer city repairs, 8
aty Hall, bds. 49 Park
Thompson £. Francis, 10 Chapln block, b.
6 Chandler [Agricultural
Thompson Flora E. dressmaker, boards 4
Thompson Frank H. clerk, 20 Mechanic, b.
70 Chandler
Thompson Frank I. carrier, P. O. bds. 28
Oxford [70 Chandler
Thompson Fred. B. clerk, 480 Main, boards
Thompson Frederick F. tinware, boards 7
Albert
Thompson George F. clerk, h. 4 Agricultnral
Thompson George G. supervisor. Asylum
Chronic Insane, Summer, bds. do.
Thompson Geo. G. Mrs. at Asylum Chronic
Insane, Summer, bds. do.
Thompson Henry, laborer, h. 4 Seymore
Thompson Henry F. student, 7 Chapin block,
bds. at Rochdale
Thompson Henry J. painter, h. 20 Waverley
Thompson Henry J. hostler, 43 Harvard, b.
do. [24 Clifton
Thompson Hiram, machinist, 22 Cypress, h.
Thompson James, machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
llLodl
Thompson Jesse F. machinist, 199 Chandler,
bds. 20 N. Ashland
Thompson Jessie Mrs. children's clothing,
508 Main, h. do.
Thompson John, finisher, h. 12 Chandler
Thompson John, laborer, bds. 16 Suffolk
Thompson John, machinist, 23 Webster, h.
169 Green
Thompson John, painter, h. 57 Franklin
Thompson John A. machinist, 57 Jackson,
h. 20 N. Ashland
Thompson John A. jr. woodworker, 57
Jackson, boards 20 N. Ashland
Thompson Joslah C. woodworker, 57 Jack-
son, h. 14 Sycamore [land, b. do.
Thompson Kate, music teacher, 24 Port-
Thompson Lillian £. at Asylum Chronic In-
sane, Summer, bds. do.
Thompson Llna C. bookkeeper, 152 South-
bridge, bds. Salem sq. cor. Park
Thompson Lizzie, stitcher, b. 20 Waverley
Thompson Lizzie H. bookkeeper, 155 Front,
bds. Salem sq. cor. Park
Thompson Lucy, tailoress, bds. 5 Elliott
Thompson Maggie M. milliner, b. 14 High
Thompson Margaret, widow of Joseph C. h.
3 Cheever [b. 2 Charlotte
Thompson Mary, widow of Bartholomew,
Thompson Mary Mrs. house 3 Eden
Thompson Michael, boiler maker, rear 179
Union, house 10 Winter
Thon>pson Minnie C. boards 20 N. Ashland
Thompson Napoleon, moulder, 52 Jackson,
bds. 26 Langdon
Thompson Newton P. house 24 Portland
THOMPSON FRESCOTT A. A GO. (L,
Qoddard), shoe findings and leather, 557
Main, h. 156 Beacon. — See page 667
Thompson Ruth C. books, b. 18 Lancaster
Thompson Samuel, died Mar. 8, 1883', age 56
Thompson Sarah A. widow of James, house
Salem sq. cor. Park
Thompson Silas B. shoemaker, 5 Maple, h.
70 Chandler [19 Kendall
Thompson Susan B. widow of Wm. C. h.
Thompson Thomas, laborer, h. 26 Langdon
Thompson Thomas W. clergyman, boards 19
Kendall
Thompson William, lastmaker, h. 9 Cutler
Thompson William, toolmaker, 75 Beacon,
house 7 Oberlin [10 Mott
Thompson William, plumber, 16 Pearl, h.
Thompson William J. finisher, 19 Union, h.
2Pluhi
Thompson Willis L. driver, b. 14 Sycamore
Thomsen Ernest, cigar maker, 409 Main, h.
173 Pleasant
Thomson Robert E. G. painter, h. 13 Rich-
ards [10 Gates
Thomson Thomas T. painter, 5 Maple, h.
Thomson William, confectioner, 382 Main,
b. 225 do. [b. 212 Southbridge
Thorngren John W. moulder, r. 25 Hermon,
Thornton Bernard, laborer, b. 169 Millbury
Thornton Ellen, widow of Francis, house I
Union avenue
Thornton James, laborer, h. 3 Redding ct.
Thornton John, laborer, house 10 Bluff
Thornton Mary A. boards 1 Union ave.
Thornton Patrick, laborer, h. r. 17 Prescott
place [court
Thornton Richard, laborer, bds. 3 Redding
Thornton Thomas, blacksmith, B., B. & G.
R. R. repair shop, house 17 Burt
LOCALITY OF HILLS
XZf WOJtOBSTBBf CONSULT THE
DIBBCTOBT.
314
WORCESTEB [T] DIRECTOBY.
Thorpe Abbie E. widow, bds. 310 Park av.
Thrum Edward, laborer, h. 2 Prescott pi.
Tharber Daniel, boot turner, 82 Austin, h.
166 do.
Thurston Albert, lather, h. 151 Union ave.
Thurston Emeline M. Mrs. dressmaker, 984
Main, house do.
Thurston Frank E. (Putnam & ThunttanJ^
881 Main, h. 8 Hanover [Main
Thurston Fred. J. janitor, 11 Foster, h. 48
Thurston Lois K. widow of D. C. house 18
Reservoir [82 Laurel
Thurston Lucy B. widow of Joseph, house
Thurston Lyman F. mason, 81 May, house
11 Chatham st. place
Thwing Charles E. bookkeeper, 180 Gold,
b. 24 Elm
Thwing Edwin A. fLatJie A Morse Tool Co.),
180 Gold, h. 24 Elm
Tibbals Charles E. toolmaker, 161 Union, h.
19 Sever
Tibbetts Ezra K. train despatcher, B. & A.
R. R. house 87 Penn avenue
Tibbetts Frederick A. clerk, b. 112 Beacon
Tibbetts Frederick R. embroiderer, house 98
Grafton [27 Piedmont
Tibell Carl G. fllecutter, 10 Mill, boards
Tl Chon Basil, laborer, boards 40 East Wor-
cester [h. 20 Diz
Tidd Joseph E. reed-board maker, 25 Union,
Tiderman Adam, laborer, house 6 Perry
Tiderman Charles H. heater, h. 5 Perry
Tiemeyer J. Henry, baker, 72 Laroartine, h.
do. [r. Millbury n. R. R., Q.
Tiernan Elizabeth, widow of Michael, house
Tiernnn James, laborer, boards r. Millbury
n. R. R., Q.
Tiernan John, laborer, house 4 Ascension
Tiernan Patrick, laborer, boards r. Millbury
n. A. R. , Q.
Tierney Ann, widow of John, bds. 9 Milk
Tierney James J. saloon, 14 Winter, boards
28 Fox
Tierney John, laborer, boards r. 47 Millbury
Tierney John F. machinist, 122 Gold, house
8 Ingalls [Mill, h. Leicester, V. F.
Tierney Keyran, spinner at A. W. Darling's
Tierney Nicholas, peddler, 240 I'ront, h. 9
Milk [47 Millbury
Tierney Rose, widow of James, house rear
Tierney Rose A. widow of Patrick, house 28
Fox
Tletjen William, removed from city
Tiffany D. Miss, boards 9 Orchard •
Tiffany Hannah K. widow of Pardon D. h. 2
Harvard [9 Orch|ird
Tiflfeny Henry D. conductor, 15 Market, h.
Tiffany Robert C. stable, 174 Main, house 51
Fountain [house do.
TiflViny R. C. Mrs. dressmaker, 51 Fountain,
Tighe Cornelius, flagman. Garden st. cross-
ing, house Central
Tighe Julia, widow of Frank, h. 48 Temple
Tighe Philip, laborer, house 21 Washburn
Tigne Michael, laborer, house r. 49 Summer
Tilden Calista A. H. widow of Nathan, bds.
198 Pleasant [198 do.
Tilden Charles H. grocer, 191 Pleasant, h.
Tilden Samuel F. machinist, 77 Foster, h. 29
Shelby [h. 20 Bellevoe
Tilden Walter H. provisions, 239 Pleasant,
Tillinghast Arba J. salesman, Madlsoo c
N. & W. R. B. house 16 Wachosett
Tillotson Joseph, foreman, 9 May, bd^. 27
Hollywood [Cambridge
Tilton Charles E. jeweler, 399 Main, bds. 7
Timme Ernest A. die sinker, 55 Sonthbridge,
house at Holden
Timon A. Teresa, teacher. Sycamore street
school, boards 450 Sontbbrldge
Timon John, moulder, 149 Wasbingtoo, h.
450 Southbridge
Tlmperley Joseph W. machinist, 28 Web-
ster, house 86 Cambridjsre
Tiney 8. C. canvasser, boards 225 Midn
Tinglof Charles, wire drawer, boards 184
Prescott [6 Kendall
Tinker Oramel G. bartender, 98 Main, boose
Tinkham Charles 8. reedmaker, 9 May. h.
15 Wyman [Dtr
Tinkham Hannah, widow of Jesse, bds. 15
Tinkham Leonard B. pattern maker, 77
Foster, house 14 Madison
Tinkham Lyman E. H. woodworker, 9 May,
h. 17 Tirrell
Tirrell Cyrus J. woodworker, 28 Webster,
house 11 Tirrell
Tirrell George, peddler, house 29 Spring
Tirrell, see Tyrrell
Tisdale Albert T. shoemaker, 87 Mechanic,
h. 8 Layard pi. [b. 85 Southbridge
Tisdale Allison T. machinist, 10 Harris ct.
Tisdale Thomas, painter, 161 Union, bds. 8
Layard place
Tisdell Antony, carpenter, house 11 Meade
Tisdell Joseph, finisher, 155 Front, house 8
Layard place [4 Lafayette
Tisdell Moses H. finisher, 155 Front, house
Titus Albert W. carpenter, bds. 68 Prescott
Titus Henry, boxmaker, 167 Union, h. 21
Townsend [12 Cottage
Titus Joseph A. lawyer, 492 Main, house
Tivnan Dominick, laborer, b. 179 Millbaiy
Tjulin Oscar, boards 6 Summer
Tobey Charles E. cutter, 854 Main, bds. 5
Walnut
Tobin Benjamin M. driver, house 28 Arch
Tobin Catharine Mrs. house 9 Conlln ct.
Tobin James, driver, b. r. 25 Gold st. ct.
Tobin John, laborer, house 54 Oxford
Tobin John, machinist, 86 Foster, boards 11
Salem
Tobin John, teamster, house 187 Grove
Tobin Patrick, engineer, 82 Southgate, b. 7
Douglas
Tobin Patrick, laborer, h. 8 Emmet ct.
Tobin Patrick, laborer, 609 Main, boards 22
Goddard
Tobin Patrick, laborer. 207 Southbridge, h.
418 do. [Southgate
Tobin Thomas, driver, house Hacker near
Tobin Thomas, laborer. College Holy Cross,
boards do.
Tobin Thomas, engineer, h. Ward n. Foyle
Tobin Thomas, laborer, 48 Shrewsbury, b.
22 Ward
WARD ROOMS AND OFFICERS,
WORCESTER [T] DIRECTORY.
315
Tobln 'Wm. laborer, bds. 203 Mechanic
Todd £dw^ln, weigher, hoase 31 Prospect
Todd Henry F. cooper, bds. 81 Prospect
rDD JEHIEL A CO. coffee, spice, and
cream tartar manufs. 171 Union, honse
105 Austin.— iSSee page 554
Todd Simon P. miller, 32 Soathbridge, h.
408 Park ave.
Todd William D. wireworker, b. 81 Prospect
Toher Eogene, removed to Westfleld
Tolboys Albert H. machinist, 95 Thomas, h.
22 Beach [22 Chandler
Tolman Adin, real estate, 425 Main, house
Tolman Albert, house 18 Catharine
Tolman Charles E. salesman, h. 11 Gardner
Tolman Edward F. (mil i& Tolmanj, 195
Front, b. 18 Catharine
Tolman Edward K. carpenter, h. 59 Pleasant
Tolman Elisha, Jr. bookkeeper, 188 Mechan-
ic, bouse 181 Austin
Tolman Hudson, house 5 Chatham st. pi.
Tolman Ira W. carpenter, W., N. & R. R. R.
repair shop, house 6 School
Tolson Robert, waiter, house 70 John
Tomkings M. Louisa, buttonhole maker, h.
257 Main [162 Southbridge
Tomkins Margaret, widow of Gustavus, b.
Tompkins Horace M. boards 11 High
TompkiDM Jemima, widow of William, bds.
Agricultural cor. Park ave.
Tone Eliza, widow of Peter, b. 19 Prescott
place [Prescott place
Tone Henry P. fireman, 94 Grove, house 19
Tone William, laborer, b. 17 Prescott place
Toner Antony, switchman, B. & A. R. R. h.
54 Barclay
Toner Dennis, tailor, 89 Millbury, h. do.
Toner John, laborer, bouse 8 Cross [8 Bluff
Toner John O. boot treer, 82 Austin, house
Toner Michael, laborer, h. 168 Shrewsbury
Toner Thomas, machinist, h. 26 Lafayette
Toner Thomas, laborer, b. 17 Foundry
Toner Wm. helper, 88 Southbridge, bds. 158
Shrewsbury
Tonery Dennis, driver, 61 Main, b. 66 Front
Toney Geo. W. gunsmith, 81 Hermon, b. 80
Chandler
Toney J. Augustus, hairdresser, 213 Main,
h. 2 Leland ct. [Conn.
Tonks Joseph, removed to New Haven,
ToohiU John, loomflzer, 110 Green, bds. 153
Exchange
ToohiU John, laborer, h. Chamberlain ct.
Toole Austin, laborer, h. 99 £. Central
Toole Ellen J. tailoress, boards 8 Bluff
Toole James, driver, b. 109 £. Central
Toole Jeremiah, house 18 Spring
Toole John, foreman, 62 Foster, b. 13 Spring
Toole John, boot treer, h. 48 Temple [ave.
Toole John W. cutter, 68 High, h. 4 Union
Toole Mary, shoemaker, boards 181 Salem
Toole Patrick, wire drawer, h. 15 Milton
Toole Patrick, wire drawer, h. 168 Grove
Toole Patrick J. died June 29, 1888
Toole Sarah C. widow of Patrick J. bds. 183
Southbridge
Toole Thomas, Junk dealer, h. r. 18 Cross
Toole, see O'Toole
Toombs Joseph E. cutter, 154 Front, h. at
W. Boylston [W. Boylston
Toombs J. Everett, dentist, 476 Main, b. at
Toombs William D. laborer, house 59 West
Toomey Bartholomew, laborer, boards 61
Lafayette
Toomey Cornelius, varnisher, b. 18 Winter
Toomey Jeremiah, laborer, h. 15 Carbon
Toomey Jeremiah, upholsterer, 581 Main, b.
586 do.
Toomey John, laborer, boards 8 Burt
Toomey John, machinist, house 15 Carbon
Toomey John, varnisher, b. 18 Winter
Toomey Mary, widow of Michael, house 18
Winter
Toomey Matthew, wire drawer, b. 15 Carbon
Toomey Matthew, painter, 18 Madison
Toomey Thomas, farmer, h. Hey wood near'
'Houghton
Toomey Timothy, laborer, house 14 Hill
Toomey, see Twomey
Topliff Delia, vestmaker, boards 8 Chatham
Topman David, laborer, 65 Jackson, bds. 15
Lunelle
Toppin Mary A. Mrs. washerwoman, h. 62
Southbridge [h. 145 Central
Torkelson Edward, machinist, 161 Union,
Torkelson Reinhard, pattern maker, 44 Cen-
tral, bds. Waldo House
Torpay James, watchman, house 69 King
Torpay Richard, driver, 509 Main, boards 69
Kina:
[Assonet
Torpey James, laborer, 51 Green, house 44
Torpey John, driver, 23 Manchester, bds. 97
Madison [Madison
Torpey Mary, widow of Daniel, house* 97
Torrey Edwin T. machine operator, 60
King, house 5 Davis
Torrey George L. removed to Maine
Torrey Joseph R. & Co. (L, H, Torrey )t ra-
zor strop manufo. 128 Chandler, and
treas. J. R. Torrey Razor Co. house 15
Charlton
TORRET J. R. RAZOR GO. 128 Chandler.
— 8ee page 661
Torrey Lewis H. (J, B. Torrey & Co,)* 128
Chandler, and secretary J. R. Torrey
Razor Co. b. 15 Charlton
Torrey William C. machinist, 161 Union, b.
at Millbury
Torslund Anders J. laborer, b. 27 Orchard
Tosi Ernest J. hair dresser, 897 Main, bds.
24 Suffolk
Tosi Lazzero, laborer, house 24 Suffolk
Tosi Tilla J. hair dresser, 897 Main, boards
24 Suffolk
Tost Olaf, laborer, house Whipple
Tougas Edward, carpenter, b. 2 Woodland
Tougas George, carpenter, b. 2 Woodland
Tougas George S. blacksmith, 170 Mechanic,
house at Grafton [h. at Auburn
Tougas John B. blacksmith, 84 Prescott,
Tongas Nicholas, carpenter, h. 2 Woodland
Tougas Noel, solecutter, 60 King, boards
27 Mason [I John st. ave.
Tougas William, hair dresser, 414 Main, b.
Toupin CamiUe, cabinetmaker, 26 N. Foster,
h. 185 Central
W0BOM8TBR J^IMJEOTOBT ABROAD. The Worcetter Directory U kepi on Me for
eonaultaiion by the ptUdie, in all the large eUiee of the oouniry.
816
VrORCESTRB [T] DIRECTORY.
Toupin Joseph A. student, b. 185 Central
Toumaphone Music Company, 9 May
Tourtellot Albert J. wire drawer, boards
6 Edward [mon, h. 20 Kingsbury
Tourtellot Daniel A. organ maker, 17 Her^
Tourtellot Dauiel C. house 16 Kingsbury
Tourtellot Frank £. tinsmith, 16 Union, h.
46 Wellington 46 Wellington
Tourtellot Fred. R. armorer, 81 Hermon, b.
Tourtellott Charles L. clerk, 20 Mechanic,
h. 3S Foster
Tourtellotte Albert H. sawyer, r. 66 South-
bridge, h. 25i Crown
Tourtellotte Charles H. pressman, 184 Front,
boards 6 Salem [house do.
Tourtellotte George M. druggist, 670 Main,
Tourtellotte Geo. W. cutter, 68 High, house
27 Providence
Tourtellotte Ida H. boards 160 Austin
Tourtellotte Irving W. house 87 May
Tourtellotte Lyman, boards 9 Clifton
Tourtellotte Mary A. widow of Joseph N.
h. Millbury near Greenwood
Tower Charles H. cutter, 82 Austin, house
186 do.
Tower Chas. L. fitter, 82 Austin, b. 186 do.
rWEB GEO. propr. Lincoln House, 8
Elm, house do. — See page 558
Towle Franklin B. moulder, 52 Jackson, h.
159 Austin [b. 119 Austin
Towne Addison W. clerk, 80 Shrewsbury,
Towne A. W. & Co. (C. A. Clarke) j soap
dealers, 80 Sargent [4 Tufts
Towne Chas. W. machinist, 68 High, house
Towne Dean, physician, 42 Austin, h. do.
Towne Enoch H. city clerk, 2 City Hall, h.
28 West [school, b. 29 Providence
Towne Evelyn E. teacher, Grafton street
Towne Joseph, blacksmith, 48 Grafton, h.
29 Providence
Towne Martha, waiter, boards 879 Main
Towne Merritt A. peddler, h. 554 Main
Towne Preston D. (TovoneA Co.), 81 Me-
chanic, h. 10 Irving
rWNE STILLMANy employment agency,
12 Front, h. 119 Austin.— iSIs^ page 498
Towne StiUman Mrs. fur repairer, 119 Aus-
tin, house do.
TOWNE & CO. (P. D. Towne and J, H.
Dodd), mannfs. perforated sheet metals,
81 Mechanic. — See page 679
Townley Benjamin, rem'd to Manchaug
Townley Joseph B. bookbinder, 887 Main,
b. 57 N. Ashland [N. Ashland
Townley Maria, widow of George, house 57
Towns Maria D. widow of John, boards 8
So. Kussell
Townsand Matthew A. clerk, b. 80 Pleasant
Townsend Almond F. dentist, 488 Main, b.
27 Chatham
Townsend Caroline P. teacher, Belmont st.
school, b. 18 Catharine [78 Piedmont
Townsend Frank I. lastmaker, 19 Church, b.
Townsend Fred, machinist, 57 Jackson, h.
Lovell n. May [b. 78 Piedmont
Townsend George H. lastmaker, 19 Church,
Townsend George L. lastmaker, 19 Church,
h. 78 Piedmont
Townsend Herbert, organ-reed maker, bds.
2 Blossom
Townsend John, machinist, 57 Jacktoii,]L
2 HoUis [Lannl
Townsend John, lastmaker, 92 Foster, h. 17
Townsend John P. clerk, b. 192 Lincoln
Townsend John W. foreman, QalnBlgamond
wire works, house Taylor, Q.
Townsend J. Herbert, clerk, 306 Main, bds.
18 Catharine [37 Main
Townsend Martha W. widow of Wm. A. b.
Townsend Thomas H. h. Lovell n. May
Townsend Van Buren, wirevrorker, h. 20
Washburn
Townsend Vellette P. watchman at wire-
works, Q. and postmaster, h. Stebbini
Townsend Zimri, woodworker, 100 Frescott,
boards 55 do.
Towvim Charles, peddler, b. 5 Boylston ct
Towvim Hyman, peddler, h. 5 Boylston ct.
Tracy Christopher C. physician, 165 Ex-
• change, h. do. [74 do.
Tracy Daniel, blacksmith, 87 ICarket, bds.
Tracy Edwin, boxmaker, 26 N. Foster, b. r.
Southbridge near city line
Tracy Frank, clerk, 204 Main, h. 16 lAncaster
Tracy Frank W. removed to Norwich, Conn.
Tracy George, boxmaker, 26 N. Foster, b.
r. Southbridge n. city line
Tracy Lncian N. trimmer, 152 Southbridge,
boards 59 Myrtle
Tracy Martha N. Mrs. housekeeper, 8 Loudon
Tracy Martin, boot bottomer, 82 Aastin, L
171 Washington
Tracy Mercy, widow of William, b. r. South-
bridge near city line
Tracy Michael, blacksmith, r. 5 Washington
sq. h. 15 Conlin ct.
Tracy Thomas, blacksmith, Bellevne c
Chandler, house r. 207 Chandler
Tracy Timothy, laborer, b. 22 Cherry
Tracy Wm. laborer at gasworks, h. 4 Alden
Trahant Dominick, laborer, B., B. &. 6- B.
R. house 6 Nashua
Train Catharine, widow of Frank, hoose
Edgeworth c. Whlttier
Train Charles N. watchman, 161 Union, h.
Jaques ave. n. Piedmont
Train Christopher, died Nov. 2, 1882
Train Theresa B. widow of Christopher, h.
51 North
Trainer Arthur, helper, 178 Union, hoose 28
Endicott [Endicott
Trainer Bridget, widow of Owen, house S8
Trainer James, laborer, house 41 Penn ave.
Trainer Peter, dresser tender, 17 Sontbgat^
b. 47 do.
Trainer, see Trainer and Treanor
Trainer Ann, widow of John, h. 4 Jefferson
Trainer Edward S. boot bottomer, boards
Wabash avenue near Granite
Trainer James, bookkeeper, b. Wabash a^e.
near Granite [Soathbridge
Trainer John, laborer at gasworks, house 1^
Trainer Owen, machinist, 110 Green, boazdf
27 Endicott
Trainer Patrick, removed to Ireland
Trainer Patrick, peddler, house 41 Bellerve
EVERYBODY CONSULTS THE DIRECTORY,
reap th9k€nefU»
W0B0E8TEB [T] DIHEOTORT.
817
Trainor Peter, boot bottomer, h. Wabash
avenue n. Granite
Tntlnor Peter, peddler, hoase 8 Foyle
Trainor Balpb, laborer, boose 175 Summer
Trainor Thomas, laborer at gasworks, house
8 yoyle [at Cherry Valley
Trafnor Thomas, carder, Hunt's Mill, bds.
Trask i^bbie J. artist, 3684 Main, boards 40
^Woodland
Sdward A. carpenter, h. 8 Mendon
Frank W. carpenter, house 548 Main
Geo. £. clerk, 110 Green, b. 8 Mendon
TraBk John C. removed fh>m city
Trask Stephen F. removed to Peabody
Traver Edward P. printer, 811 Main, house
65 Highland [21 Windsor
Tracer Lewis H. cabinetmaker, 25 Union, b.
Travers John M. clerk, 20 GraAon, boards
19 PortUnd [Douglas
Traverse Ellen, widow of Patrick, boards 84
Traverse John, ^te tender, h. 84 Douglas
Traverse John, jr. winder, Brussels, boards
84 Douglas [47 Summer
Traverse Martin, painter, 100 Prescott, h.
Traverse Patrick, finisher, bds. 84 Douglas
Travis Esther E. teacher, Thomas st. school,
boards 15 Laurel
Traynor Bernard W. boiler maker, rear 179
Union, boards 179 Summer [Sigel
Traynor Patrick, laborer, 51 Green, house 2
Treanor James, wire drawer, Pitt, house 12
Colton [do.
Treanor Kate, dressmaker, 12 Colton, house
Tredean Alexander, mason, house 42 HoUis
Tremer Joseph, driver, Madison cor. N. &
W. R. R. house 155 Salem [15 Maple
Triboa David P. foreman, 70 Winter, boards
Trlbon Frank B. removed to Lynn
Trihey Michael, laborer, bds. 66 Madison
Trimble Mary, house 44 Canterbury
Trinder Henry, cutter, 82 Austin, boards 15
Irving
Tripp Abigail, widow, boards 18 Abbott
Tripp Edward H. printer, 877 Main, house
18 Abbott [Main, h. at Boston
TrlBcott Samuel P. R. artist, room 42, 492
Trites Hattie, dressmaker, h. 149 Chandler
TrOltzsch Edward, wire drawer, house 25
Lalkyette
Trombley Bruno, painter, h. 9 Eastern ave.
Trombly Dennis, blacksmith, 195 South-
bridge, house 112 Lamartine
Trombly Eleanor, widow of Edward, boards
134 Washington [112 Lamartine
Trombly Ephralm, laborer, 57 Jackson, bds.
Trombly George, hostler, rear 72 Mechanic,
h. 74 Market
Trombly John B. blacksmith. Bridge corner
Foster, b. 8 Austin
Trombly Joseph, tailor, 501 Main, bds. 112
Lamartine [Thomas, h. 128 Park
Trombly Peter, carriage painter, rear 84
Trombly Theodore E. machinist, 154 Front,
boards 74 Market [Chandler
Trott Catherine, widow of George, h. 158^
TroU George, died Jan. 28, 1888, age 44
Trott Hermann, upholsterer, 15 Union, house
86 Hanover
Trottier Stanislas, boot bottomer, 7 Wash-
ington square, boards 21 Burt
Troy David, bootmaker, 68 High, house 11
Spruce [Shrewsbury
Troy James, currier, 148 Front, h. Cross n.
Troy James F. bootmaker, 11 Water, house
Bartleit place
Troy James L. bootmaker, 89 Temple, b. 5
Grand st. ct.
Troy John, watchman, house 88 Canterbury
Troy John A. laborer, boards 55 King
Troy John D. pressman, 27 Mechanic, bds.
11 Spruce [court
Troy John E. bootmaker, bds. 5 Grand st.
Troy John H. removed to Boston
Troy Mary £. Mrs. boards 9S Mendon
Troy Michael, shoemaker, 68 High, house 89
Chandler [Washington
Troy Morris, b<>bt bottomer, house 108
Troy Patrick, laborer, house 42^1 Assonet
Troy Thomas, flagman, Cambridge street
crossing, house 5 Grand street court
Truax John L. saloon, 587 Main, house do.
Truda Joseph N. hairdresser, 897 Main, bds.
8 Russell court
Trudeau Arthur, painter, boards 58 Thomas
Trudeau George, editor, 802 Main, house 12
Spruce [house 58 Thomas
Trudeau Louis, carpenter. Bridge c. Foster,
Trudeau Oliver, shoemaker, bds. 58 Thomas
Trudel Damasse, shoemaker, 68 High, house
Lamartine [Auburn
Trudel Damasse, Jr. laster, 68 High, house at
Trudel Edward, wire drawer, b. 8 Montreal
Trudelle Elzar, laborer, h. r. E. Worcester
near Lyon
Truesdell Lucinda T. widow of Cyrus, house
188 Central [8 Elizabeth
Trulson Hans, grocer, 80 Lincoln sq. house
Trulson Martin, foreman, bds. 1 Lincoln
Trulson Rasmus, wire drawer, b. 1 Lincoln
Trulson Sven, clerk, 80 Lincoln square, bds.
8 Elizabeth
Trumbull Charles E. packer, b. 6 Chatham
Trumbull John, boards Trumbull square
Trumbull Louisa C. widow of George A. h.
Trumbull square
Trumbull Susan, boards Trumbull square
Truscott James, carpenter, house 65 Laurel
Tubbs Edwin E. machinist, 19 Church, bds.
9 Clinton [9 Clinton
Tubbs Henry N. machinist, 26 Salisbury, b.
Tubridy Martin, laborer, boards 4 Crescent
Tubrldy Patrick, heater, house 4 Crescent
Tuck Charles H. driver, 347 Main, house 58
Summer
Tuck Gardner W. removed from city
Tucker Alfred (A. W. Tucker <ft Co. ), 241
Front, bds. 8 Church place
Tucker Alfred W. & Co. (Alfred TuckerJ,
produce, 241 Front, b. 8 Church place
Tucker Ann, dressmaker, 27 Maple, bds. do.
Tucker Belle H. teacher, Thomas st. school,
house 68 Prospect
Tucker Charles D. Insurance, 852 Main, h.
21 Irving [6 Chatham
Tucker Denlson B. clerk, 240 Main, boards
Tucker Edgar A. driver, bds. 80 Charlotte
POPULATIOx\ OF NEW YORK BY TOWNS,
CONSXTLT THJB
DIMBCTOUT.
818
WOBCBSTEB [T] DIRECTORY.
Tacker Edward P. watchman, 42 Gardner,
house 29 Abbott
Tacker Elizabeth J. grocer, 29 AbbQtt, h. do.
Tacker Elmer 6. watches, &c. 342 Main, h.
68 Laurel
Tucker Ephraim, chalrmaker, h. 58 Laurel
Tucker Ephraim, jr. clerk, 94 Grove, h. 17
Catharine
Tucker Erastas, farmer, house Pleasant,
Tatnuck [caster
Tacker George P. bookkeeper, bds. 1 Lan-
Tucker Herbert E. upholsterer, 631 Main, h.
4 Burnside ct. [h. 239 Front
Tucker Herschel B. photographer, 897 Main,
Tucker Horace G. music teacher, 879 Main,
house at Boston
Tucker Hosea E. Job wagon, h. 6 Harris ct.
Tucker James, wire cleaner, boards rear 71
Mlllbury
Tucker Joseph B. mason, h. 4 Russell ct.
Tucker Joseph P. student, b. 22 Lancaster
Tucker Justina A, widow of Nelson, house
640 Main
Tucker Marina H. teacher, Ash street school,
b. 68 Prospect [school, b. 68 Prospect
Tucker Marion C. teacher, Mlllbury street
Tucker Mary F. music teacher, 86 Chestnat,
boards do.
TUCKER NATHANIEL B. & SO^ ( W. F.
TuckerJt plumbers and gasiitters, 61
Pleasant, h. 27 School. — See page 580
Tucker Sarah D., Free Public Library, bds.
85 Chestnut
Tucker Simeon, weaver, 17 Southgate, bds.
6 Adriatic ct. [side ct.
Tucker S. Wilson, spring beds, h. 8 Burn-
Tucker Walter G. boards 27 Russell
Tucker William F. (N. G. Tucker A Son), 61
Pleasant, bds. 58 Main [Salem
Tacker Winfleld C. callage maker, bds. 6
Tafts Alvin W. removed from city
Tufts Luther G. armorer, 42 Gardner, b. 604
Main [Front
Tuite James, machinist, 20 Manchester, bds.
Taite John A. removed to Hyde Park
Tally John, boot bottomer, r. 156 Front, h.
rear 86 Assonet
Tullv Michael, clerk, 84 Foster, house 10
Columbia [87 Main
Tunlson Charles A. machinist, 178 Union, b.
Tunison John H. engineer, 88 Front, boards
607 Main
Tuninan E. August, armorer, 44 Central, h.
28 Glen [R. R.
Tunny James, fireman, house r. Mlllbury n.
Tuohey Michael, machinist, house 6 Pink
Tapper Henry M. packer, 20 Salisbury, h.
Palmer cor. Edward
TurbervlUe Henry, laborer, 57 Jackson, h.
207 Chandler [207 Chandler
TurbervlUe Jane, clerk, 180 Southbridge, h.
Turcott John, removed to Boston
Turcotte Joseph, boarding-house, 217 Me-
chanic [bds. do.
Turkins John, cook. Union depot restaurant,
Turley Ann, widow of William, house 17
Webster ct.
Turley John, books, b. 11 Webster ct.
Turley Thomas, engineer, 4 Leicester, b. 17
Webster ct.
Turley Wm. machinist, 28 Webster, bds. 21
Webster ct. [deo), h. 57 Presoott
Turner Albert H. woolen manuf. (at Hol-
Turuer Asa B. removed to Clinton
Turner Charles F. carpenter, Brussels, it
I Lovell
Turner Charles S. pres. and geni manager
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester B. B.
80 Shrewsbury, house 13 Elm
Turner Elbrldge C. mason, h. Jaqaes ave.
near Piedmont
Turner George £. teamster, bds. 25 Lyon
Turner George W. B. laborer, W., N. & B.
R. R. b. 85 Liberty
Turner Harris, coachman, Hammond n. Bea-
con, b. do.
Turner James, laborer, boards 70 Water
Turner John T. laborer, b. 279 Cambridge
Turner John T. clerk, bds. 2 Langdon
Turner Joseph, pres. J. R. Torrey Razor Co.
128 Chandler, h. 67 Piedmont
Turner Joseph D. paperhanger, 84 Front, b.
82 Pleasant
Turner Louisa R. widow of Call C. h'. 25 Ljod
Turner Mary Mrs. house 70 Water
Turner Melzer G. machinist, 98 Front, h. at
Westboro
Turner Micah, supervisor, Worcester Laiu-
tlc Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Turner Rictiard, removed flrom city
Turner Sumner H. shoemaker, 68 Hlgii,bds.
19 Austin
Turner Thomas, beltmaker, 187 Front, h.
II Salem [R. b. Waldo House
Turner T. Newell, conductor, N. & W. B.
Turney Charles, driver, 82 Green, house 15
Gold St. court
Tuson Albert, pawnbroker, 78 Front, hoase
22 Kingsbury [44 do.
Tuson Charles, grinder, 4 Leicester, boards
Tuson Daniel, machinist, 4 Leicester, house
44 do.
Tuson George R. clerk, boards 208 Main
Tuson Joseph, foreman, 152 Southbridge, h.
203 Main [88 West
Tuttle Charlotte S. widow of Daniel W. b.
Tuttle Fred. H. woodworker, h. 85 Qoeeo
Tuttle Fred. W. clerk, 70 Winter, boards 88
West
Tnttle John L. house 40 Lincoln
Tuttle Nathan E. carpenter, h. 5 BelleToe
Tuttle Ruze J. machinist, 28 Hermon, b. 89
Austin
Twlchell Arthur L. farmer, Heywood near
Houghton, b. do. [h. 582 Mftin
Twlchell Charles F. screwcutter, 76 BeacoD,
Twlchell Clarinda A. widow of Henry M. b.
5 Sycamore [19 Lancaster
Twlchell Reuben A. foreman, 15 HdIod, h.
Twlchell Walter H. clerk, b. 5 Sycamore
Twisden Henry, clerk, 805 Main, boards 16
Walnut
Twiss Mary W. widow of Asa, h. 519 ICain
Twohey Malachi, died
Twohey Michael, truckman, house 78 Water
Twomey Daniel, engineer, h. 82 Lafkyette
FOR PLEASURE DRIVES,
JOIBBCTOEI,
WORCESTEB [XJ V] DIRECTORY.
819
Twomey £dward, Dioolder, 80 Sargent, h. 7
Xioili [Spruce
Twomey James T. clerk, 70 Green, hoase 26
Twomey Jeremiah A. carpenter, hoase 28
Union avenue
Twomey Matthew, news room, 88 Green, b.
28 Union ave. [Grafton, h. at Oxford
Tyler Albert, clergyman, and printer, 66
Tyler Edward A. clerk, 80 Ward, h. 28 do.
Tyler filliot, policeman. City Hall, house 14
Sudbury
Tyler Emma Mrs. stitcher, b. 192 Chandler
Tyler James, shoemaker, b. 94 Bloomingdale
Tyler James R. laborer, h. 94 Bloomingdale
Tyler Jessie £. asst. librarian. Free Public
Library, b. 11 West
Tyler Lizzie, clerk, b. 170 Front
Tyler Martha Mrs. housekeeper, 170 Front
Tyler Mary A. widow of George W. h. 84
Mnlberry
Tyler NeweU, h. 42 Wellington
Tyler William J. clerk, 80 Ward, boards 94
Bloomingdale
Tyler Wilson, driver, 396 Main, h. 62 High
Tynan William, clerk, 99 Park, b. 86 Summer
Tynan William J. rem*d to Woodstock, Md.
Tyrrell C. D. Mrs. dressmaker, 84 Chandler,
house do.
Tyrrell John S. h. 84 Chandler
Tyrrell Mary A. Mrs. laimdress, h. rear 66
Eastern aye.
Tyrrell Nelson, clerk, 607 Main, h. 188 Austin
Tjrrrell Prudence, widow of Sheldon C. b.
188 Austin
Tyrrell, see Tirrell
Uhrbom Charles J. wireworker, boards
McCormick ct.
Ullman Ehrig, laborer, h. 12 Oswald
Ullman Gustavus, laborer, 149 Washington,
b. 12 Oswald
Ullman John, laborer, h. 2 Oswald
Ullman John E. clerk, Perry, b. 12 Oswald
Ulstrom Emanuel, laborer, h. 11 Perry
Underliill Myron R. clerk, 131 Central, h. 10
George [Belmont
Underbill Nancy, widow of Guilford, h. 17
Underwood Abbie, stitcher, bds. 32 Pleasant
Underwood Calvin, packer, h. 88 Highland
Underwood Chas. H. boot treer, 82 Austin,
h. 88Southgate
Underwood Clark, truckman, h. r. 18 School
Underwood Eliza A. widow, bds. 8 Kilby
Underwood Geo. A. clerk, 480 Main, h. 628
do. [b. 81 Eastern av.
Underwood George J. finisher, 17 Hermon,
Underwood James H. yamisher, 17 Hermon,
h. 31 Eastern ave. [em ave.
Underwood James H. jr. student, b. 31 East-
Underwood John A. teamster, b. 61 Orchard
Underwood John C. laborer, b. 81 Eastern
are. [Ashland
Underwood Louis K. wireworker, h. 80 N.
Underwood Lucy M. widow of Aaron E. b.
48 Fountain
Underwood Ora B. envelope cutter, 66 Graf-
ton, b. Grafton n. Plantation [Conn.
Underwood Walter 8. rem'd to New Haven,
Underwood William, cutter, 26 Southbridge,
h. 689 Main [h. 85 Orange
Underwood William H. finisher, 64 Hermon,
UNION SCREW AND NUT CO. 67 Union.
—Seepage 670
UNION WATER METER CO. 88 Hermon.
— Seepage 627
United States & Canada Ex. Co. 80 Front
Updike John C. engineer, P. & W. R. B. h.
6 Belknap [ave. n. Belmont
Upham Amos, wireworker, house Eastern
Upham Charles, laborer, 61 Green, b. 614
Main [Chatham
Upham David A. C UpJuim A Palmer)^ bds. 86
Upham Elizabeth L. widow of Freeman, h.
76 Mulberry
Upham Everett A. rem'd to Nashville, Tenn.
Upham Harvey G. millwright, h. 14 George
Upham Henry P. machinist, 67 Jackson, h.
48 Main [b. 267 Main
Upham Isaac F. orguinette maker, 9 May,
Upham John J. salesman, 427 Main, b. 19 do.
Upham John J. driver, h. 28 Newbury
Upham Lydia W. widow of Joel W. h. 31
High [28 Orange
Upham Mary W. widow of Baylies, boards
Upham Roger F. sec. Worcester Mutual
Fire Ins. Co. 877 Main, h. 80 Mulberry
Upham Susie N. married to Leon F. Chame-
cin
UPHAM & PALMER (D, A, Upham and
A. D. Palmer), merchant tailors, 877
Main.— A^e*? page 620 [Millbury
Uppstrom John M. ham mersman, h. r. 397
Upton Chas. A. salesman, h. 9 Crown
Upton Charles H. clerk, bds. 9 Crown
Upton Frank, laborer, b. 41 Oak av. [Austin
Upton George, driver. 111 Front, h. 168
Upton Lilla F. teacher, Belmont st. school,
b. 14 Edward •
Urban Lizzie M. teacher, Bloomingdale
school, b. at Geo. W. Thomas'
Utley John L. laborer, 22 Cypress, house 51
Fountain [Fountain
Utley Melinda, widow of 'John W. house 61
Utley Samuel, lawyer, and justice Central
Dist. court. City Hall, h. 14 William
Vadeboncobur Napoleon, compositor, 27
Mechanic, h. 10 Franklin
Vail EUen, widow of William, h. 65 Gold
Vail Fannie, boards 61 Mason [Gold
Vail James, painter, junction shop, house 56
Vail Mary, tobacconist, 38 Millbury, h. 40 do.
Vail Robert E. foreman, 31 Mulberry, house
40 Millbury [126 Chandler
Vail Robert T. bookkeeper, 7 Austin, house
Vail Thomas, laborer, h. 2 Powers court
VaU William H. fuller. Mill n. Chandler, b.
n. do.
VAILL EDWARD W. folding chair manuf.
16 Union, h. 94 Woodland.— /S^ecpagre 681
Vaillancourt Napoleon, baker, 18 Grand st.
court, h. 21 Douglas [695 do.
Valentine Henry C. salesman, 412 Main, b.
Valentine Martha P. teacher, Dix st. school,
b. 10 William
Valentine Patrick, cooper, b. 16 Millbury
FOR STATE OFFICERS,
CONSULT THB
niBEOTOBT,
320
WOBCE8TEB [V] DIBBCTORY.
Talentine William H. maslcian, honse 70
Summer
Vallance Alfred, blacksmith, h. 88 Orient
YalUe Joseph, carpenter, 10 E. Worcester,
h. 19 Langdon
ValUe Joseph, jr. rem'd to Gardner
ValUn August, laborer, bds. 12 Shelby
Yallln Carl, machinist, 88 N. Foster, h.
12 Shelby
Valva Domlnlck, h. 16 Waverley [Waverley
Valva John B. carver, 26 N. Foster, house 15
Valva Michael, stitcher, b. 15 Waverley
VanAlstin Sybil A. widow of Andrew W. h.
98 Chatham
VanAmam Albert L. removed ftom city
VAN AUKEN ELBERT E. & CO. subscrip-
tion boolE publishers, 492 Main, boards
Jaqnes av. c. Pledmont.^i9ee paor« 511
Vance Luella, died Sept. 1888
Vance William J. carpenter, 81 Central, h.
7 Llnwood place [dale
Vandale Edward, laborer, b. 182 Bloomlng-
Vandale Frederick, removed to Canada
Van Dam Henry, removed Arom city
Vandel Joseph, wire drawer, h. 20 Central
Vanderpyl Adrian, clerk, 827 Main, house 58
Eastern ave.
Vandeveer John H. waiter. Bay State Honse,
boards 4 Newbury [182 Lamartine
Van Ettan Edward, weaver, Brussels, h.
Van Horn Hermon J. cigar maker, 409 Main,
house 8 Spruce
Van Orman William H. engineer, house 29
Ledge [h. 28 Spruce
Van Sclver Thomas B. porter. Union depot,
Vanslett Augustus, machinist. 180 Gold, b.
at Millbury
Van Valkenburg John J. civil engineer, 492
Main, boards 8 William [bds. do.
Van Voast Ella M. music teacher, 272 Grove,
Van Wagoner George, printer, 892 Main, b.
Waverly House
Varner John B. bootmaker, 619 Main, b. 108
Lamartine , [4 Dlx
Varney Edward 0. foreman, 161 Union, b.
Varney John P. filer, 67 Jackson, h. 60 Coral
Varney Laura M. Mrs. b. 226 Pleasant
Varno Arthur, ferrule maker, 70 School, b.
Carbon
Vartabedlan Paul, butcher, b. 26 Eastern av.
Vasseur Alfk'ed, blacksmith, 17 N. Foster,
h. Sackville n. Byron [h. 18 Mulberry
Vaudreuil Joseph G. foreman, 8 Norwich,
Vaugh John, laborer, boards 8 Foyle
YAUeUAN CHARLES A. carpenter and
contractor, 21 William, house do. — See
page 689 [Central
Vaughan Daniel A. laborer, 171 Union, h. 77
Vaughan Edwin W. machinist, 81 Exchange,
boards 23 Prospect [do.
Vaughan Harry, clerk, Waldo House, bds.
Vaughn Abi H. engineer, Manchester near
Union, b. 84 Park [h. 67 Green
Vaughn Edwin L. woodworker, 8G Central,
Vaughn Frank W. removed from city
Vaughn George F. machinist, 81 Mulberry,
boards 113 Thomas [Orchard
Vaughn Henry P. wire drawer, house 60
Vaughn Lyman B. ( WasJAwm S Vn^mJ,
42 Waldo, boards 10 Sycamore
Veazle Fred, machinist, 100 Exchange, k. at
Auburn
Veazie Jennie Mrs. nurse, h. 100 SnmBier
Velgh Edward J. C. painter, 84 Prescott, b.
Prescott
Vennerstrom August, laborer, h. Whipple
Vennerstrom John, laborer, b. Whipple
Veny Bathana, widow of Frank, h. Tofts il.
Dewey
Venzke Wm. dyer, Brussels, h. 12 Coltoo
Verden Michael, died Oct. 80, 1888, age 65
Vericker William, boot sider, house 18S
Washington
Vemer Leander, clerk, 21 WashlngtoD sq.
and baker, 62 Green, hoose do.
Verno Arthur, ferrule maker, boards rear 9
Carbon
Verno Peter, canvasser, b. r. 9 Carbon
Verno Philip, laborer, bds. r. 9 Cajrbon
Verry George F. died Oct. 5, 1888, age 67
Verry George F. Mrs. widow, h. 18 Cedar
Verry Herbert W. clerk, W., N. 4 R. B. B.
freight office, h. 24 Catharine [18 Cedar
Verry Horace B. lawyer, 8 Chapin Dlock, b.
Vestin John F. machinist, h.' 77 Millbury
Vezina Emil, boards Perry n. Mlllbory
Vezina Frank X. blacksmith, h. 71 LaAjette
Vezina Mitchell, blacksmith, h. Percy near
Millbury [pi. h. 5 Aldricfa pL
Vlall Merritt C. Insurance patrol, 4 Barton
Vickers Mary J. widow of John, b. StalRmI
Vidal Edward, iceman. Lake av. n. Belmoot,
house n. do.
Vidal Edward, laborer, 96 School, b. do.
Viderman Jacob, wire worker, b. 69 Sommer
Vleira Frances C. bookkeeper, 292 Main, b.
50 William
Vieira Mary P. clerk, bds. 50 WlUlam
Vient Pierre E. machinist, h. 109 Green
Vietch Henry H. machinist, b. 616 Bialn
Vletze Charles, gunsmith, 20 Manchester,
h. 22 So. Irving
Vigant Joseph P. removed to Boston
Vigneault Arthur, skatemaker, b. 15 Thomas
Vigneault Hercule, blacksmith, 26 Salisbury,
house 2 li Laurel
Vigneault Joseph, machinist, 81 Mulberry,
house 49 Hanover [b. 188 do.
Vikstrora Augustus, armorer, 44 Central,
Vincent Ellse Mrs. dressmaker, 79 Salem,
house do. [Front
Vincent John, carpenter, 14 Norwich, b. 189
Vincent Sarah S. dressmaker, b. 79 Pleasant
Vincent Solyme, carpenter, h. 2 Boyle's ct.
Vincent William, painter, h. 119 Lamardne
Vlney G. Frederic, reed-board maker, 9
May, h. Jaques av. n. Piedmont
Vining Fremont S. removed from city
Vining George L. teamster, h. 5 Glen
Vinton Byron, propr. Oxford express, 849
Main, b. at Oxford
Vinion Geo. W. pictures, &c. 842 Main, h.
144 West [h. 29 Wachosett
Vinton Horace E. woodworker, 196 Union,
Vinton Waldo, foreman, 28 Mulberry, hoose
186 Lincoln
DEBT OF WORCESTER,
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WOROESTEB ["W] DIRECTORY.
821
▼o^ Richard, cigar maker, 409 Main, house
iDg^alls n. Fox
Yokes Charles, ftirroer, boards 180 Front
Volkmar Keiohold, armorer, 81 Hermon, h.
185 Beacon [185 Beacon
Yolkmar William A. clerk, 8 Pleasant, bds.
Torbao Charles, dyer, h. 415 Sonthbridge
Toms Rebecca, boards 47 Mason
IToaberi^ Frederick £. removed to Kansas
Yose Smma J. teacher, trnant school, City
Farm, Lincoln n. Boylston, boards do.
Yotteler Henry, wireworker, honse rear 182
Presoott
Wads Fbxdbrick P. packer, 566 Main, bds.
180 SoQthbridge
Wade George H. clerk, 47 Lincoln, boards
59 Fountain [Grosvenor
Wade William, laborer, 57 Jackson, bds. 15
Wadsworth Carrie, capmaker, house 218
Chandler [Cambridge
Wadsworth Hartley, wireplater, Pitt, h. 859
Wadsworth Henry C. rem'd to Cottage Farm
Wadsworth H. Lizzie, house 9 Belleyne
Wadsworth Joseph, real estate, honse 218
Chandler [Diz
Wagner Carl A. manager, 184 Main, h. 26
Wagner John O. armorer, 44 Central, hoose
8 Agricultural
Wagner Richard W. removed to Boston
Wahlberg Adolph F. rem'd to Connecticut
Wahlberg Albert, laborer, boards Stebblns
cor. Thenius
Wahlberg Erik, carpenter, house 41 Abbott
Wahlberg John, roller, b. Millbury opp.Perry
Waine Albert W. woodworker, h. Denny
Waine Frank F. bookkeeper, b. 2 Blossom
Waine George, wood turner, h. 2 Blossom
Wainwright John, weaver, Brussels, house
Southbridge near city line
WAITE ALBERT H* cashier First Na-
tional Bank, 410 Main, house 60 Elm.—
Seepage 475
Walte Andrew J. carpenter, h. Plantation n.
B. & A. R. R. [58 Wall
Waite Andrew J. 2d. bootmaker, house rear
Walte Anna M. teacher, Belmont st. school,
boards 18 Auburn [28 Fulton
Waite Arthur B. fuller, 91 Foster, boards.
Waite Charles A. gen'l ticket agent, W., N.
&R. R. R. 80 Shrewsbury, h. 91 Chatham
Waite Edwin, boards 689 Main
WAITE E. C. & CO* card clothing manuft.
Leicester, Mass. — 8eep<ige 684
Waite Florence M. student, bds. 11 Warren
Waite Francis L. machinist, 54 Jackson, b.
2 Queen [b. 12 Merrick
Waite Frank B. bookkeeper, 26 Shrewsbury,
Waite Harriet G. Mrs. principal Thomas st.
school, house 18 Auburn
WAITE HORACE M. hardware and me-
chanics' tools, 191 Front, house 85 Wel-
lington.— See page 588
Walte Horatio H. teamster, house 24 Grand
Walte Increase S. house 4 Lee
Waite Jacob, fhller, 91 Foster, h. 28 Fulton
Waite John Q. A. former, h. Bloomingdale
n. Harrington ct.
Waite Lucy H. widow of John, house 12
Merrick
Waite Nathaniel, clerk, 129 Main, b. 679 do.
Waite Rowse P. engineer, 94 Grove, house
12 Kendall
Walte Samuel, weaver, house 578 Main
Waite Samuel D. dry goods, 887 Main, h. 99
Elm . [Fulton
Waite Samuel J. machinist, 77 Foster, b. 28
Walte Sarah A. widow of Samuel, h. 9 Glen
Waite Stephen D. farmer, h. Bigelow lane
Walte Stephen J. salesman, 827 Main, h. 16
Auburn [b. 514 Main
Walte Walter T. boot bottomer, 70 Winter,
Waites Alfred 8. stenographer, 94 Grove, h.
15 Harrington ave.
Waitt Albert O. steamfltter, bds. 170 Front
Wakelield Alice, boards rear 4 Denny
Wakefield Andrew J. clerk, 1 Allen ct. h. at
Oxford [Hill
Wakefield Augustus, farmer, house Maple
Wakefield Charles H. machinist, 81 Hermon,
house 8 Barbour
Wakefield Frederick J. rem'd to California
Wakefield George D. chairroaker, 15 Union,
h. 270 Grove
Wakefield Geo. WlUard, bookkeeper, bds. 6
Congress [h. 11 High
Wakefield George W. machinist, 77 Foster,
Wakefield George W. removed from city
Wakefield Henrietta A. widow of Willard
C. h. 6 Congress
Wakefield John E. supt. 15 Union, house 270
Grove [Worcester, h. 72 Piedmont
Wakefield Laurln M. cabinetmaker, 10 E.
Wakefield Lucy C. widow of Leander E. h.
r. 4 Denny [270 Grove
Wakefield Otis J. cabinetmaker, 15 Union, b.
Wakely Edward, laborer, boards 6 Emmett
court [Emmett ct.
Wakely Mary, widow of Patrick, house 6
Walberg Gustaf, wireworker, h. 89 Eastern
avenue [11 Bismark
Walbridge Charles A. laborer, 86 Central, h.
Walbrldge Clifton H. foreman, h. 9 Belknap
Walbridge Etra A. fireman, B. & A. R. R. h.
7 Coral [R. h. 17 Waverley
Walbrldge Herbert H. brakeroan. B. & A. R.
Walbridge Olive, widow of Henry, house 21
Shelby [at Holden
Walcott Harvey S. foreman, 91 Foster, h.
Wald George, butcher, 8 Trumbull, boards
82 Salem [850 Park ave.
Walden Charles, machinist, 199 Chandler, b.
Walden Frank D. machinist, 10 Mulberry,
house 71 May
Walden Fred. E. machinist, 199 Chandler, b.
850 Park ave. [h. 850 Park ave.
Walden George H. boot crimper, 619 Main,
Walden Lizzie S. Mrs. dressmaker, 71 May,
house do.
Walden Mary E. boards 71 May
Walden William B. cutter, 152 Southbridge,
h. 18 Jackson [mont
Waldron Clarence W. laborer, bds. 18 Pled-
Waldron Joseph T. painter, bds. 85 Eastern
ave. [n. R. R.
Wales Carl, helper, 28 Webster, h. Hermon
FOR WATER RATES,
21
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WORCESTER ["W] DIBBCTOKY.
Wales Lucy, widow of Andrew F. boards 18
Congress
Walkden William, engineer, hoase 70 Laarel
Walker Aaron G. house 15 Wachusett
Walker Abigail, widow of Samuel, boards r.
4 Tufts
Walker Albert, laborer, b. r. 56 Exchange
Walker Albert W. wire drawer, h.5 Lexington
Walker Alpheus, mason, 81 Central, bouse
at Holden
Walker Amelia M. removed to Chicago, III.
Walker Andrew J. plumber, 8 Thomas, h. 7
Elliott
Walker Appleton, house 84 Providence
Walker Appleton, harness manuf. 144 Main,
house 92 Lincoln [ington
Walker Arthur J. wireworker, house 5 Lex*
Walker Asa A. h. 9^ Chandler [88 Chestnut
Walker BenJ. & Co. ice dealers, 4 Waldo, h.
Walker BenJ. F. upholsterer, 811 Main, bds.
60 Southbridge [2 North Merrick
Walker Carrie E. Mrs. music teacher, house
Walker Cephas N. provisions, h. 6 Merrick
Walker Chas. shoemaker, b. 16 Providence
Walker Charles A. shoemaker, boards 15
Wacbusett [h. 11 Richards
Walker Charles D. machinist, 57 Jackson,
Walker Charles G. laborer, b. 62 Southbridge
Walker Etta V. boards 21 Merrick
Walker Ferdinand L. clerk, 87 Summer, bds.
4 Laurel [do.
Walker Fred. A. clerk, 144 Main, house 679
Walker Gteorge C. removed to Oxford
Walker George E. derk, 365 Main, house 85
Wachusett
Walker George M. house Benefit cor. Main
Walker Gilbert, hairdresser, 85 Main, house
28 Liberty
WALKER HENRT, ftirniture and house
furnishing goods, 227 Main, house 189
Lincoln cor. Lincoln ave. — 8tt page 599
Walker Hiram E. machinist, h. 59 Thomas
Walker James S. laborer, 100 Prescott, h. 5
Agricultural [Greendale
Walker John, flarmer, house Brooks near
Walker John H. heel finisher, 82 Austin, h.
50 High [r. 59 Thomas
Walker John W. driver, 8 Lincoln square, b.
Walker Joseph A. machine tender, 184 Front,
house rear 4 Tufts
Walker Joseph H. (J. H. A G, M. Walker),
Winter cor. Water, h. Main cor. Ripley
Walker J. Bigelow, dentist, 544 Main, house
5 No. Ashland [Highland cor. Sever
Walker J. Henry, hairdresser, 177 Main, h.
WALKER J. H. k (jl. M. (J. H. Walker,
8. D, Davenport and H, Y. Simpson),
manufs. Walker boot. Winter c. Water.
— See page 658
Walker Ledru, clerk, 116 Front, h. 68 Orange
Walker Lorenzo, carpenter, h. 6 N. Ashland
Walker Martha A. house 83 Wachusett
Walker Melissa B. widow of H. H. house
594 Main
Walker Mercy M. house 88 Wachusett
Walker Otto, machinist, 161 Union, boards
40 Benefit [22 Portland
Walker Rlnaldo, driver, 116 Front, boards
Walker Sylvanns A. carpenter, li.69 Prospect
Walker Thomas C. laborer, h.60 Southbridge
Walker Warren A. cutter, 68 High* house 9
Chandler
Walker William F. machinist, La^^range opp.
junction depot, house 2 Ripley su place
WALKER WILLIAM H. pattern and
model maker, 166 Union, bds. 86 Salem.
— See page 670
Walker William H. machinist, J a nctlon shop,
house 184 Lamartlne [155 Frost
Walker & Brown (S. Brown), boot maooft.
Walkup H. Richmond, removed to Leicester
Wall Andrew, laborer, 195 Union, house 6
Bartlett place [Washington sq.
Wall Arthur A. clerk, 214 Front, bds. r. le
Wall Caleb A. reporter, Daily Spy, 444 Mala,
house 27 Maple
Wall Daniel ( Wall db (T Sullivan)^ S16 Me-
chanic, house 229 Front
Wall Ellen, widow of John, bouse 61 Market
Wall George F. clerk, 372 Main, bouse 25
Portland
Wall John, laborer, house 23 Blacks tone
Wall Maurice, laborer, 52 Jackson, boards
228 Southbridge
Wall Michael, laborer, b. 228 Soutfabridgs
Wall Michael, laborer, 28 Manchester, b. 88
Blackstone [Wafihington
Wall Patrick, moulder, 51 Green, house W
Wall & O'Sulllvan (D, Wall and P. J. CrM-
livan), marble workers, 215 Mechanic
Wallace Austin, boot treer, house 24 Masoa
Wallace Charles, conductor, B. & A. R. B.
b. 16 Washington
Wallace Cora L. bookkeeper, bds. 771 Main
Wallace Elmer E. canvasser, 8 Washington
square, boards 279 Cambridge
Wallace Geo. G. cooi<, 81 Pleasant, boose
410 MsiYn [75 Eastern ave.
Wallace James R. machinist, 95 Thomas, h.
Wallace Mary, widow of Daniel, b. 24 Vine
Wallace Osborne H. machinist, 125 Gold, h.
771 Main [Front
Wallace Samuel A. clerk, 436 Main, bds. 9S
Wallace Samuel M. removed f^om city
Wallace Sherman £. bds. 18 Trumbull
Wallace Sumner, machinist, 178 Union, ii*
28 Bowdoin [R. R. h. Ill Beacon
Wallace Wm. C. machinist, Lagrange cor.
Wallander Andrew F. removed ft-om city
Wallberg Charles W. armorer, 42 Gardner,
house 18 Pink
Wallberg Erick, carpenter, house 41 Abbott
Waller John H. hostler, house 38 Abbott
Walling Marshall M. machinist, 110 Green,
bds. 16 Colombia [aveone
Wallis Chapman, job wagon, h. 47 Eastern
Wallis Church, wood, 15 Hawley, house do.
Wallner J. Fred, laborer, bds. 2 Thenius
Walls Arthur W. machinist, 62 Jackson, h. ^
Barbour
Walls Cornelius W. (Morae A WaJU), 66
Hermon, h. 42 Oread [Highland
Walls Ezra, woodworker, 100 Prescott, h. 83
Walls MaUhlas B. machinist, Washburn Ms-
chine Shop, h. 9 Dix [5 Allen
Walls Richard C. machinist, 62 Jackson, b.
LOCALITY OF HILLS
IN WOBCESTBB, CONSULT TMM
J^ZRXCTOMT.
WORCEfiTBB [Wl DIBBCTORT.
823
Wallstrom Andras, laborer, h. 16 Pink
Wallstrom A. Fred, laborer, h. Perry
WallBtrom William A. removed ftrom city
Walnisley James, carriers* grease, 840
Shrewsbury, h. 83 Prospect
Walmsley James, house 27 Co tier
Walmsley Susan Mrs. house 7 Lily
Walpole Bdward, bootmaker, 60 King, h.
22 Bartlett place [N. T.
Walrath Qeorge H. rem'd to Ogdensburg,
Walrath Orwin H. rem'd to Ogdensburg,
N. Y.
Walsh Ann, widow of Thomas J. h. 8 Burt
Walsh Anthony W. junk, bds. 42 Barclay
Walsh Bridget, stitcher, b. IftS Exchange
Walsh Catharine, dressmaker, house 15S
Exchange
Walsh Catharine Mrs. vestmaker, house 4
Chandler ct. [Chandler
Walsh Duxbury, insurance, house rear 77
Walsh Edmond, mason, h. 9 Orosvenor
Walsh Edmund, boot crimper, 70 Winter, b.
86 Bellevue
Walsh Edmund A. laborer, house 894 South-
brtdge [Irving
Walsh Edmund A. clerk, boards 12 South
Walsh Edward, porter, 1059 Main, bds. do.
Walsh Ellen, clerk, b. 12 South Irving
Walsh James J. removed Arom city
Walsh John, boot bottomer, 7 Washington
sq. house 16 Suffolk
Walsh John F. tailor, 410 Main, boards 72
Mechanic [son, house do.
Walsh Margaret Mrs. fifincy goods, 60 Madi-
Walsh Maria Mrs. dressmaker, 287 Cam-
bridge, bds. do.
Walsh Mary, housekeeper, 168 Exchange
Walsh Mary, widow of Patrick, house 60
Chandler [place
Walsh Mary, widow of Peter J. h. 6 Parlin
Widsh Mary £. boards 889 Park avenue
Wslsh Matthew J. policeman, City Hall, h.
888 Cambridge
Walsh Michael, clerk, N. ft W. R. R. 21
Park, house 12 South Irving
Walsh Michael, bootmaker, 86 Austin, bds.
86 Bellevue
Walsh Michael B. grocer, 119 Salem, h. do.
Walsh Patrick, laborer, bds. 80 Mechanic
Walsh Patrick, moulder, Muskeego corner
Albany, house 88 Orange [North
Walsh Patrick, saloon, 211 Millbury, h. 1
Walsh Patrick T. Junk dealer, h. 42 Barclay
Walsh Richard, rem'd to Chicago, 111.
Walsh Robert, stonecutter, h. 889 Park ave.
Walsh Robert, pastor Church Immaculate
Conception, house 47 Prescott
Walsh Robert E. machinist, b. 889 Park ave.
Walsh Sarah Mrs. boxmaker, b. 80 iBtna
Walsh William H. reporter, 892 Main, bds.
889 Park ave.
Walsh, see Welch
Walstein Andrew, laborer, b. 261 Millbury
Walstrom Charles P. wireworker, honse 8
Crescent
Walter William, rem'd to New Haven, Conn.
Walters Thomas, Jr.f Walters S HoldenJ^ 149
Main, house 16 Kendall
Walters 4 Holden ( 1\ Walters, jr. and C. S.
Holdenjn gents' fhrnlshing goods, 149
Main [2 Taft
Walton Whitworth, foreman, Brussels, b.
Walworth George D. clerk, b. 28 Richards
Wanzer Oloster D. laborer, house 68 John
Waples Thomas, carpenter, r. 28 Austin, h.
62 John
Ward Austin W. satinet manuf. at James-
ville, house 68 Leicester [Portland
Ward Benjamin, bootcutter, 70 Winter, b. 8
Ward Bridget T. widow of Michael, h. 64
Washington
Ward Catharine, widow of Michael, h. r. 69
Temple [6 Congress
Ward Charles S. bookkeeper, 484 Main, bds.
Ward Daniel J. machinist, Hammond n. R.
R. bds. 68 Vernon
Ward Edward, tinsmith, 94 Grove, bds. 208
Main [648 Main, h. do.
Ward Edward A. propr. Continental Hotel,
Ward Edward L. farmer, house Hey wood n.
Granite
Ward ElleotoD W. bookkeeper at Jamesvllle,
b. 68 Leicester [Gates lane
Ward Elvira C. Mrs. house Maple Hill near
Ward Emily E. widow of George H. boards
6 Congress ^
WARD FRANCIS H. painTer, gralner, ftc.
21 Penn ave. h. 6o,— Seepage 678
Ward Frank P. died April 1, 1888, age 80
Ward Frank W. driver, 186 Front, bds. 16
Allen [AUen
Ward Fred. L. clerk, 17 Mechanic, bds. 16
Ward Frederick W. assistant treasurer
Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank,
246 Main, h. 46 William
Ward George A. student, b. 58 Leicester
Ward George B. machinist, 110 Green, h. 18
Vernon
Ward George F. porter, 4 Mechanic, house
16 Beaver [1S9 Austin
Ward George L. machinist, 67 Jackson, h.
Ward Geo. O. student, boards 16 Allen
Ward George W. clerk, 444 Main, boards 6
Congress
Ward Harriet D. widow of Jonathan H. bds.
Adams c. Belmont [tal Hotel
Ward Henry C, U. S. Army, bds. Continen-
Ward Henry D. machinist, 64 Jackson, b. 44
Beacon
Ward Herbert, removed to Auburn
Ward Herbert H. hostler, 229 Pleasant, bds.
do. [Benefit
Ward Hiram G. fitter, 67 Jackson, boards 40
Ward Hugh, engineer, house 68 Vernon
Ward Hugh E. machinist, 110 Green, b. 68
Vernon
Ward Hugh F. boot bottomer, 166 Front, b.
86 Summer [change
Ward James B. boarding-house, 11 Ex-
Ward John, removed to Boston
Ward John A. moulder, boards 61 Green
Ward John H. clerk, 40 Front, b. 63 Vernon
Ward Martin, Junk, house 171 Shrewsbury
Ward Mary A. widow of Hiram, b. 22 May
Ward Mary E. boarding-house, 60 Green
Ward Michael, dyer, 110 Grove, h. 27 North
POPUUTION OF ALL TOWNS,
in the U, 8, ofdOOOorinoreinhabiUmis,
ConsuU the IHreet&rif,
824
WOBCB8TBR [W] DIRECTORY.
Ward Morris, polisher, 67 Union, house 80
Market [h. 6 Colambla ct.
Ward Napoleon, bartender, 7 Bartlett pi.
Ward Patrick, helper, Hammond near R. K.
house 61 Green
Ward Patrick, picker tender, HopevHle
Manaf. Co. house Sutton lane c. R. R.
Ward Patrick C. grinder, 100 Preacott, b. 48
Union
Ward Robert L. salesman, b. 5 Congress
Ward Samuel J. carpenter, h. 28 Clarkson
Ward Samuel W. policeman. City Hall, h. 4
Hollls [194 do.
Ward Thomas, florist, 196 Pleasant, house
Ward Thomas, laborer, boards 861 MUlbury
Ward Thomas F. presser, Hopeville Mannf.
Co. boards Sutton lane cor. li. R.
Ward Warren W. mason, boards 208 Main
Ward Willard, carpenter, house 16 Allen
Ward William, boiler maker, 61 Green, h.
68 Ward
Ward William H. farmer, b. 80 Highland
Warden John, moulder, 62 Jackson, house 7
Washburn
Warden John D. machinist, Washburn Ma-
chine Shop, h. 18 Home [Park
Warden Narclssa, widow of John, house 96
Warden William A. house 88 Park
Ward well Rufbs^K. foreman at wireworks,
Q. house Millbury opp. Stebbins
Ware Albert, carpenter, house 8 Dover
Ware Azariidi, pattern maker, 140 Union, h.
41 Russell [Salem
Ware Benjamin B. wool, 12 Front, bds. 28
Ware Edmund R. emery wheels, h. 8 Benefit
Ware Elizabeth A. widow of Albert P. h. 8
LoudoD
Ware George L. clerk, boards 8 Myrtle
Ware Henry W. woodworker, 26 Union, h. 8
Harrington ave. [Tatnuck, h. do.
Ware James E. shoddy manuf. Maple ave.
Ware James H. driver, 8 Foster, boards 267
Main [28 Maple
Ware Jennie I. Mrs. teacher, high school, b.
Ware Justin A. clerk, Crompton Loom
Works, 110 Green, house 148 Beacon
Ware Leonard, pattern maker, 96 Thomas,
house 24 Abbott
Ware Lewis, cook, boards 87 Park
Ware Martha A. Mrs. boarding-house, James
Ware Otis A. peddler, boards 24 Abbott
WARE, PRATT & CO. (Senry 8. PraU
and Wm, W. JohnsonJ^ custom tailors
and clothing, 408 and 412 Main.~6'«e
front caver [Harrington ave.
Ware William, woodworker, 26 Union, h. 8
Ware, see Weir and Weyer
Warfield Frank H. boxmaker, 167 Union, b.
12 Denny [h. 11 Elliott
Warfield Stephen T. boot crimper, 619 Main,
Warg Charles, wireworker, h. 182 Prescott
Waring Robert M. cigar maker, 409 Main, h.
4 Dewey ** [h. 44 Green
Warlock Mary A. F. widow of William,
Warnecke Chas. confectioner, 6 Pleasant,
boards 96 Madison
Warner Danvas, farmer, house 20 Gold
Warner Ely S. carpenter, house 7 Jacques
Warner Emerson, physician, 574 Main^h.
572 do.
Warner Frank, welder, 9 Mill, b. 7 Jacques
Warner Mary E. boards 81 High
Warner Willie B. removed to Gardner
Wamock Mary A. F. boarding-house, 44
Green
Warren Alfred D. house 42 Harvard
Warren Arthur H. agent, heel mannf. 112
Front, b. 589^ Main
Warren Augustus Q. clerk, b. 22 So. Russell
Warren Austin, gardener, h. Hadwen lane
n. Pleasant [at Holden
Warren Austin J. moulder, 100 Prescott, b.
Warren Beid^^^iQ ^* removed from city
Warren Caroline, widow of Bei\jamin, b. 22
So. Russell
Warren Charles F. carpenter, b. 70 Linootai
Warren Charles G. fJ. F, A C. Q. Warrtm),
196 Front, b. 7 Trumbull
Warren Edgar W. bookkeeper, 108 Front, b.
16 Clinton
Warren Edward E. carpenter. Bridge cor.
Foster, house 8 Mulberry court
Warren Edward L. foreman, house 59 No.
Ashland [buy
Warren Ellen, laundress, h. 70 Shrews-
Warren Emma A. artist, 492 Main, b. Had-
wen lane n. Pleasant [Fruit
Warren Everett H. cutter, 108 Front, b. 21
Warren Frank E. clerk, bds. 100 Summer
Warren Fred. E. messenger, 18 Mechanic,
boards 1 Austin st. place
Warren George E. wire packer, h. 9 Denny
Warren Gilbert E. driver, 827 Main, bds. 3t
South Russell
Warren Herbert, physician, 4 Carlton, b. do.
Warren Herbert H. student, 492 Main, b. SI
Fruit [Congress
Warren Herbert W. cutter, 108 Front, h. S
Warren James C. wood, house 70 Lincoln
Warren James J. & Son (John Jf. H avre%h
leather. 10 Washington square, house
84 Chatham
Warren James L. moulder, bds. 14 Crown
Warren Jeremiah, laborer, h. 12 Brackettct
Warren Jeremiah, laborer, B. & A. B. B.
freight house, house 25 Burt
Warren John D. blacking manuf. boards 4S
Harvard [honse do.
Warren John E. physician, 68 Pleasant,
Warren John M. (J, J, Warren A Son)^ 10
Washington square, boards 84 ChaUiam
Warren John W. policeman. City Hall, b. 9
Hollywood [h. do.
Warren Joseph H. engineer, Jone n. May,
WARREN J. FRED, k C. G. belting
nianufs. 196 Front, house at Auburn.—
8ee page 666
Warren Levi, driver, 15 Union, h. S John
Warren Louis, moulder, 100 Prescott, boose
Salisbury n. Moreland [14 Crown
Warren Louis J. moulder, 100 Prescott, bds.
Warren Lucinda, widow of Frederick, b. S
Vine
Warren Mary A. widow, boards 68 Pleasant
Warren Mary H. teacher, Belmont street
school, b. 21 Edward
METRIC SYSTEM OF
WBIBHTB A,ND MBA»VBE8. WOR TABLM8,
CONBUJLT TMB BIRMCTOMf*
irOBCEtTBB [^/^] DIRECTORY.
825
Otis, proprietor Junction Foandry
Co. 66 JaclDBon, h. 9 Mt. Pleaaant
Samoel (8. Warren d Son)^ Milton
n. Northville, b. 8 Highland [Highland
Warren Samuel B. (8. Warren A Son), h. 8
Warren Sarepta £. nurse, h. 91 Chandler
Warren Susannah W. widow of Henry E.
liouse 15 Clinton
Warren S. & Son (8, and 8. B. Warren),
tanners, Milton near Northvllle
Warren Walter, h. 9 Lagrange [b. 488 do.
Warren Wilfred S. driver, 502 Southbrldge,
Warren William £. (O. C. Houghton A Co.),
108 Front, b. 21 Fruit [Lincoln
Warren William G. carpenter, house 70
Warren William Henry, suir builder, b. 28
Wa8hln^:ton [Summer
Warren William H. express agent, h. 185
WASBEN* WILLIAM H. machinists' tools
nianuf. 10 Harris ct. cor. Beacon, h. 25
Oread. — 8ee page 659
Warriner Joseph R. remored to Millville
Warson Lydia, widow, bds. 28 Mulberry
Washburn Car Wheel Co. 48 Grafton
WA8HBUBN CHARLES F. vice-pres. and
secretary Washburn & Moen Manuf. Co.
94 Grove, house 86 Elm. — 8ee pagee 690
mid 691
Washburn Charles G. treas. Worcester Barb
Fence Co. 85 Union, and president Wire
Goods Co. 20 Union, bouse 86 Elm
Washburn Delphos, shoe lacing manuf. rear
40 Woodland, boards 40 do.
Washburn Elizabeth B. C. widow of Icha-
bod, bouse 62 Summer
Washburn Free Dispensary, 11 Trumbull
Washburn Home, 50 Orange
WA8HBUBN IRON CO. steel rails and
car wheel manufacturers, 14 Blooming-
dale. — Seepage 640
WASHBURN JOHN D. lawyer, and insur-
ance agent, 1 Warren block, 10 Pearl, h.
11 Linden. — See back colored page
Washburn John E. ( Washburn A Garfield),
80 Foster, house 8 Wellington
Washburn J. Franklin, farmer, h. Mower n.
Glean, Tatnuck
Washburn J. Henry ( Washburn A Vaughn),
48 Waldo, house 9 Freeland
WASHBURN MACHINE SHOP, Boynton
near Hhf^hltLud.-See pages 682 andSSS
Washburn Steam Works, 22 Cypress
Washburn William L. printer, 47 Main, bds.
rear 129 Austin
Washburn W. Ansel (Notctoss A Wash-
burn), 507 Main, h. 8 Benefit ct.
WASHBURN ft GARFIELD (J. E, Wash-
bum and 8, Oar/leld), steam, gas and
water pipe fitters, and steam heaters, 80
Foster. — See opposite map
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF. CO. iron
and wire mannfe. 94 Grove. — See pages
690 and 691
WASHBURN & YAUGHN (J. H, Wash-
bum and L,B, Vaughn), boarding and
livery stable, 42 Waldo.— j^eepa^e 564
Washington Henry W. hostler, 20 Chestnut,
bds. 5 Newbury
Washington John, organ tuner, 19 Union, h.
5 Gk>ulding
Wasson John B. carpenter, b. 144 Central
Wat Moy, laundryman, P. O. block (base-
ment), b. do. [Salisbury, h. 590 Main
Waterbouse Ezra P. envelope cutter, 20
Waterhouse Walter, carpenter, 110 Grove,
house Dryden n. Hemans
Waterman Frank W. machinist, boards 2
Quincy [29 Wachusett
Waterman John £. teamster, 204 Main, h.
Waters Betsey M. widow of Jonathan T. b.
26 Piedmont
Waters Bridget, nurse, boards 10 Arch
Waters Carrie F. bookkeeper, boards 149
Chandler
Waters Dwlght, boards 25 Mason
Waters Frank D. shoe treer, 68 High, bds.
16 Mason [h. 7 Bellevue
Waters Frederick B. shoe treer, 68 High,
Waters George £. picture firamer, 26 Pied-
mont, bouse do.
Waters Hugh, laborer, house 88 Temple
WATERS JAMES C. carpet dusting
works, Curtis, house 16 Webster ct. —
See page 567 [Goulding
Waters John F. clerk, 214 Front, house 6
Waters Lorlng D. organ tuner, b. 11 Salem
Waters Mary E. house 146 Chandler
Waters Myra J. boards 10 William
Waters Olivia, boards 146 Chandler
Waters Patrick, laborer, boards 22 Spruce
Waters Patrick, Jr. cornice maker, 150 Union,
boards 88 Temple
Waters Sarah A. widow of George, house 49
Mason [16 Mason
Waters Sarah A. widow of Buckley, house
Waters Silas C. blacksmith, h. 149 Chandler
Waters William, stonecutter, boards Granite
cor. Cliff
Watkins Charles, carpenter, h. 24 Hemans
Watklns Edward B. clerk, 557 Main, bouse
8 Queen
Watklns Eldon B. wireworker, b. 18 Blsmark
Watklns Georj^e D. foreman at wireworks,
Q. house Mlllbury n. R. R., Q.
Watklns Henry W. dentist, 405 Main, house
49 Bowdoin
Watkins John W. wire reeler, h. 24 Hemans
Watklns Mary A. widow of El bridge G. b.
8 Queen
Watklns William M. draughtsman, house
180 Chandler [Main
Watson Abigail, widow of Smith R. bds. 11
Watson Arthur S. fancy goods, 11 Main,
house do.
Watson C. M. Mrs. house 10 Belmont
Watson Edwin J. foreman, 94 Grove, house 9
Main [at Leicester
Watson Edwin L. (L, 8, Watson A Co.),h.
Watson Ellsworth, eave- trough maker, 195
Union, boards 29 Salem
Watson Frank, Ironer, boards 66 Front
Watson Hannah G. widow of Roswell S. b.
1 Crown cor. Pleasant
Watson Henry E. machinist, 26 Salisbury,
boards 7 Newbury [b. 6 Bellevue
Watson Jacob £. machinist, 70 School,
FRED. W. WELLINGTON & CO., *'1(,g5^i,lS'z>fi'J^rfSi£5^^x,
ST.
326
WOBCB8TKB [W^] DIRBCTORT.
Watson Jennie, pager, 889 Main, boards 96
William
Watoon John B. CW<U9on d Belcher J^ 8
Pearl, honse 19 Portland
Watson John H. machinist, 26 Sallsbnry, h.
7 Newbary [6 Bellevne
Watson Jalia A. widow of William W. honse
Watson Lake M. machinist, 88 No. Foster,
hoDse 6 Orchard
WATSON L. 8. & GO. card clothing
manafs., Leicester, Mass. — Seepage 654
Watson Michael, removed to Boston
Watson Myron R. cutter, boards 1 Crown
Watson Richard F. engineer, h. 811 Main
Watson Wm. brakeman, W., N. & R. R. R.
boards 29 Salem
WATSON A BELCHER (J. B. WaUon and
H. B. Belcher), market, 8 Pearl.—i^es
pa^s550
Watters James, removed from city
Wattle Bella, stitcher, boards 54 Chatham
Wattle James A. bookkeeper, bds. 159 Main
Wattle Jane, stitcher, house 54 Chatham
Wattie Jane, widow of Forbes, b. 5 Dudley
place
Wattie John M. boardlng-honse, 159 Main
Wattie William, foreman, 57 Jackson, house
5 Dudley place [at Leicester
Watts Henry B. machinist, 54 Jackson, h.
Watts Joseph D. finisher, 82 Foster, house
160 Pleasant
Waugh Ann, widow of James, h. 8 Nashua
Waugh Elizabeth, widow of Cornelius, h.
rear 11 Carbon
Wangh George H. wire drawer, b. 8 Nashua
Waugh Thomas, moulder, 68 Washington sq.
house 72 Water
Waugh William, laborer, h. 89 Summer
Waugh Wm. J. screwmaker, 75 Beacon, bds.
rear 11 Carbon
Way A. Frank, removed to Princeton
Wayland Albert S. clerk, boards 58 Pleasant
Wayland William, plumber, 458 Main, house
58 Pleasant
Wayne Albert W. house 10 Denny
Weare Charles 8. driver, boards 229 Pleasant
Weatherbee Alft'ed G. apothecary, 286 Front,
house 86 Summer [Burnett
Weatherbee Louis, laborer, Clover, boards
Weaver Ella M. Mrs. house Lincoln corner
Green lane
Webarg John, tailor, boards 7 Layard place
Webb Bradford E. foreman, Canterbury cor.
Hammond, h. 25 Spruce [Chapin blk.
Webb Edward A. foreman, 68 High, bds. 17
Webb Edward E. S. machinist, 20 Grafton,
boards 4 Canal
WEBB GEORGE D. granite quarrier and
contractor, 6 Edward, house do. — See
page 595
Webb George E. removed to Boston
Webb John, teamster, house 11 Palmer
Webb John H. moulder, house 11 Fox
Webb Stephen W. editor New England Home
Journal, 47 Main, house 26 Kendall
Webb Wm. E. clerk, City National Bank,
406 Main, boards 9 High
Webb W. Frederick, packer, bds. 46 Grove
Webber Amos, messenger, h. 35 Xilbei^
Webber Carrie E. clerl^ boards S4 Salem
Webber David P. woodworker, 10
Worcester, house 4 Clinton
Webber Fred, porter, 17 Washington 0qvavs,
honse 18 Waverley
Webber Frederick 8. stndent, b. S5 Bowdoio
Webber Geo. W. engineer, 19 Charch, honse
84 Hndson [Main, b. 7 Masoo
Webber Henry W. (Poore S Webber), 601
Webber Olive A. attendant. Wore Lanatie
Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Webber Oliver B. stonecutter, b. 2 Crpeoent
Webber Sarah M. died Aug. 6, 1888, a|?e 82
Webber Thomas K. shoemaker, 158 UnfoOt
boards 84 Hndson [40 Canterboiy
Weber Adolph, armorer, 42 Gardner, boards
Webster Alfred H. teamster, 19 Sigel, b. da
Webster Anna L. (Webster A*Oto$bp), 9f
Foster, house 6 West
Webster Benjamin, removed to Boston
Webster Chas. mason, bds. 48 Exchange
Webster Charles 8. (T\irbelld Webster), 10
Pleasant, house 85 Orchard
Webster Clifton C. salesman, 99 Foster, h.
6 West [10 Plymouth
Webster Eben D. moulder, 52 Jackson, h.
Webster Geo. W. grinder, 81 Mechanic, b.
10 Bartlett place
Webster Rnfus, removed from city
Webster & Crosby (A. X. Webster and J. P.
Crosby), iron, 99 Foster [7 Cambridge
Wedge BenJ. blaclcsmith, 4 Leicester, honse
Weeber Caroline, widow of Jacob, house 17
Liberty
Weeks Aaron, farmer, h. Mower n. city line
Weeks Chas. J. packer, bds. 57 No. Ashland
Weeks Charles S. foreman, 92 Thomas, h.
10 Shelby [37^ Oread
Weeks Chas. S. pattern maker, 19 Church, b.
Weeks Edwin F. wire drawer, bds. Grafton
near city line
Weeks Esly A. carpenter, b. 2 Agricultural
Weeks George, carrier, Post Office, house
81 Beacon
Weeks Henry A. spoolmaker, 11 Cypress, h.
Catharine n. Eastern ave. [Chandler
Weeks James, peddler, h. Hadwen lane near
Weeks James T. stair builder. Bridge cor.
Foster, house 26 Mulberry
Weeks John C. packer, 25 Union, boards 57
North 'Ashland [Grafton n. city line
Weeks Mary L. widow of Thomas S. boards
Weeks William H. fireman, B. 4 A. B. B.
house 18 Coral
Weeks Wm. H. moulder, h. r. 71 Temple
Wehinger John, machinist, 28 Webster, h.
91 Canterbury
Weichman Frank, butcher, h. 68 Soutbgate
Weidenmiller Frank, clerk at wireworks, Q.
boards at MiUbury [19 da
Weidner Christian, saloon, 21 Thomas, h.
Weidner Robert C. cigar maker, boards 9
Thomas [b. O'Bourke n. Cambridge
Weighill M. James, machinist, 57 Jackson,
Weiler Christian, cutter, house 59 Oxford
Weinberg Brothers (W. Weinberg), ttaiCf
goods, 857 Main
FRED. W. WELLINGTON & CO.,
Coal ; Q0iee, 416 MAIN 8T,f Ywtd,
HOUTMBBinOM cor. BAMMQMJ> «T»
WOROB8TBR [Wj DIBKCTORT.
327
Weinberg Jennie, widow of Alexander, h.
8 Cattle [10 Castle
Weinberg Jallas, fiincy goods, 867 Main, h.
Weinberg Rosa H. widow of Henry, house
lO Castle [Main, h. 4 Castle
Weinberg William (Weinberg Brothers), 867
Weinstein Lonis, peddler, h. 17 Conlln court
Weir Andrew T. machinist, 77 Foster, house
181 Summer
Weir Oeorge, engineer, 77 Foster, honse 8
Winter
Weir James C. rem'd to Providence, R. I.
Weir James W. machinist, 42 Gardner, h.
80 Assonet
Weir James W, rem*d to Anbnm
Weir James W. machinist, 125 Gold, bds. at
Wilkinsonyille [Grand
Weir John, machinist, 62 Jackson, honse 14
Weisbeck Charles W. wire worker, house 4
Wliittier
Weiss Sarah, widow of John, h. 14 William
Weixler Jacob P. bds. 10 Newbury
WEIXLER JACOB P. Jr. watches, jew-
elry, &c. and optician, 859 Main, and
r</. P. Weixler A Son), h. 10 New-
bury.— Seepage 616
Weixler J. Panl, 8d. (J, P. Weixler & Son),
628 Main, b. 10 Newbury
TfTEIXLEB J. P. A SON (J. Paul Weixler),
f V watch makers, jewelers and opticians,
528 Main.— See page 5i6
Welcii Ann Mrs. bds. 20 Water [Foster
Welcli Catharine, widow of James, h. 188
Welch Chas. W. driver. Slater ct. boards 2
Robinson pi. [b. 82 Market
Welcli Cora, waiter, 8 Washington square,
Welch Daniel, laborer, bds. 188 Foster
Welch David W. diemaker, 81 Mechanic, h.
at N. Oxford
Welch Edward A. student, b. 20 Kingsbury
Welch Ellen, domestic, b. 64 Canterbury
Welch Ellen, domestic, 58 Harrison
Welch Frank R. shoecntter, 18 Mechanic, b.
18 Worth
Welch Hugh, laborer, house 150 Prescott
Welch James, laborer, h. 119 Lamartine
Welch James, laborer, house 108 E. Central
Welch James £. machinist, 62 Jackson, b.
7 Lodi [Bellevue
Welch James W. supt. 88 Hermon, house 16
Welch Johanna, widow of Edmund, house 86
Bellevue [Howard
Welch John, bootmaker, 84 Winter, house 6
Welch John, wire drawer, b. 7 Milton
Welch John, overseer, 82 Southgate, h. 21
Douglas
Welch John, shoemaker, h. 16 Suffolk
Welch Joseph W. eating-house, 15 Pleasant,
b. Lincoln House
Welch Laurinda, widow, bds. 16 Bellevue
Welch Lucy K. widow of Silas, boards 20
Kingsbury
Welch Maria, dressmaker, bds. 28 Camp
Welch Martin, armorer, b. 185 Exchange
Welch Martin, laborer, house 12 Nashua
Welch Mary, widow of Edmund, house 14
Tremont [sonet
Welch Mary, widow of John R. h. 25 As-
Welch Maurice, laborer, 186 Union, h. 57 Gold
Welch Michael, farmer at Edwin W. Wheel-
er's, Forest, bds. do. [7 Lodi
Welch Michael, machinist, 62 Jackson, h.
Welch Michael, machinist, 110 Green, h. 25
Assonet [Bartlett pi.
Welch Michael, machinist, 186 Union, h. 18
Welch Patrick, laborer, h. 5 North
Welch Patrick, laborer, h. 7 Milton
Welch Patrick, laborer, h. 8 Cross
Welch Patrick, laborer, 26 Salisbury, bds.
181 Shrewsbury
Welch Patrick, jr. laborer, bds. 5 North
Welch Richard, wireworker, b. 7 Milton
Welch Richard, died Jan. 11, 1888, age 59
Welch Richard, laborer, b. 20 Harrison
Welch Ruth, widow of Nathaniel, boards 18
Waverley
Welch S. Augustus, Union Water Meter Co.
88 Hermon, h. 20 Kingsbury
Welch Thomas, laborer, 65 Jackson, bds. 14
Assonet
Welch Thomas, laborer, b. 5 North [898 do.
Welch Thomas, driver, 207 Southbridge, h.
Welch Thomas, mason, bds. 86 BeUevue
Welch Thomas, machinist, 161 Union, h. 10
Columbia [Chandler
Welch William, finisher, Mill, house Mill n.
Welch William, painter, bds. 25 Assonet
Welch William, truckman, h. 9 Suffolk
Welch, see Walsh and Welsh
Weld Charles F. baggagemaster, P. & W. R.
R. h. 696 Main [bury
Welln Peter, action maker,9 May,h. 51 Kings-
Weller John, laborer, Palcachoag Mill, b. 8
Washburn [bds. do.
Weller Lewis D. coachman, 28 Edward,
WELLINGTON FRED. W. & CO. coal,
416 Main, yard, Southbridge c. Ham-
mond, h. 925 MeAn.Seefoot lines under
W
WELLINGTON HENBT B. horse shoer,
rear 40 Exchange, house 24 Catharine. —
Seepage 568
Wellington Isaac H. bartender, b. Hamburg
Wellington Maria A. widow of Edward W.
b. Harrington ct. [85
Wellington Mary N. died Nov. 28, 1888, age
Wellington Timothy W. h. 10 Windsor opp.
Grant square
Wellroan Benjamin O. boot treer, 7 Wash-
ington square, house 26 Washington
Wellman Phebe, widow of Pesson M. bds.
51 John [b. 674 Main
Wells Abbie A. principal Summer st. school,
Wells Auganette, widow of John, h. 56 Salem
Wells Chester E. steamfitter, 198 Front, b.
22 Orchard
Wells Enos B. hackman, h. 674 Main
Wells George M. last manuf. r. 75 Beacon,
b. Waldo House [Orchard
Wells George P. clerk, 12 Lincoln sq. h. 60
Wells Henry B. clerk, 492 Main, b. 674 do.
Well» Joseph, skatemaker, 81 Mulberry, h. 10
Layard pi. [h. do.
Wells Julia Mrs. confectioner, 84 Winter,
Wells J. Edgar, engineer, W., N. & R. R. R.
b. 8 Chatham
FRED. W. WELLINGTON & CO.,
Coalf Omce, 416 MAIS HT,; Tard,
aOUTHBBIDGBl eor. HAMMOin> ST.
828
WOBCESTEB PJ!^] I>rBBCTOBT.
W
ELLS L. HENBT, brass foundry, 11
N. Foster, h. 794 Main. — Seepage 645
Wells Thomas, blacksmith, 128 Chandler, h.
192 do.
Wells William, hackman, h. 727 Main
Wells William, laborer, W., N. & B. B. B.
freight house, h. 86 Lincoln
Wells William H. machinist, 50 Lagrange, h.
117 Canterbury [Lexington
Wells William L. laborer, 92 School, house 4
Welsh John C. canvasser, h. 15 Chatham st.
place
Wen Metz, laborer, house 8 Briden
Wentworth Chas. W. supt. 2 Mechanics
Hall, h. 85 West [h. 15 Ooulding
Wentworth £. Henry, salesman, 858 Main,
Werbe Joseph, peddler, h. 15 Conlin ct.
Werme Aaron, rero'd to Pennsylyania
Werme Alfred, laborer, house r. MiUbury n.
Greenwood
Werme Bernard, laborer, house 408 MlUbury
Werme Carl F. roller, house 5 Oswald
Werme Frans, wireworker, house 48 East-
ern ave. [ern ave.
Werme John, wireworker, boards 48 East-
Werine Josephine, domestic, b. 5 Oswald
Werme J. August, sinker, house 8 Thenius
Werme Otto, laborer, boards 8 Oswald
Werre Charles, wire drawer, h. 69 North
Wesby Edward (J. 8. Wesby d Sons), 887
Main, boards 9 Home
Wesby Herbert (J. S. Wesby A Sons), 887
Main, house 84 Bowdoln
WESBT JOSEPH S. & SONS (S. and E.
Wesby), steam bookbindery and blank
book manufactory, 387 Main, house 9
Home. — Seepage 529
Wescott William, fllecutter, 1 Washington
square, boards 18 Clarkson
Wessel Julius, removed to Boston
Wesson Alfired Q. engraver, 852 Main, b. 1
Mason [Montague
Wesson Charles E. packer, 19 Union, h. 16
Wesson D. Sophia, widow of Bufus, house
1 Mason [bridge, b. 10 Cottage
Wesson Frank L. brass finisher, 42 South-
WESSON FBANKLDf, rifle and pistol
manuf. 20 Manchester, h. 8 Claremont.
^Seepage 65}
Wesson Fred. H. bookkeeper, 20 Manches-
ter, b. 8 Claremont [Grafton
Wesson George B. horse dealer, house 86
Wesson George W. painter, house Ludlow
cor. Leicester [Grafton
Wesson H. Jennie, dressmaker, boards 167
Wesson John G. cutter, h. 65 Eastern ave.
Wesson J. Edwin, shoe manufacturer, 10
Mulberry, house 7 Linden
Wesson Leander, physician, Staflbrd near
B. R. bridge, house do.
WESSON SAMUEL, brass finisher, 42
Soutbbridge, house 10 Cottage. — See
page 671 [96 WA»<hington
Wesson Samuel A. bootcutter, 11 Water, b.
Wesson Walter D. removed from city
Wesson Walter G. student, bds. 1 Mason
West Apollos, house 48 Thomas
West Charles H. brakeman, h. 26 Gardner
West George L. cutter, 408 Main, boards 84
Irvinff
WEST ORSON* carpenter and contractor,
14 Norwich, b. 26 PearL— SKse jNi|i« 6M)
Westbom August, laborer, house 29 Dlx
Westcott John H. steamfltter, 51 Green, ta.
28 Mason
Westerlin John P. clerk, 80 Lincoln sq. b. 8
Elizabeth [Creseeot
Westerlind Gustaf, wireworker, house 8
Western Union Telegraph Co. 444 Main
Westin John F. machinist, house Ward opp.
Seymore [67 Bxcfaange
Weston Evadia B. cook, Lincoln Hooae, h.
Weston Florence E. supervisor, Worcester
Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Weston Joseph E. teamster, at J. Q. Jef-
ferds', house Greenwood
Weston Orrin H. leather, Ac. 141 Front, h.
18 Harrington ave. [Grove
Wetherbee Chandler, wire tester, house 20
Wetherbee Charles E. flour and feed, 148
Front, house 22 Bellevue
Wetherbee Charles E. farmer, b. Bailey n.
city line [85 Salem
Wetherbee Hannah, widow of Brastns, bds.
Wetherbee, see Witherby and Weatherbee
Wetherell Elizabeth L. Mrs. b. 597 Main
Wetherell John W. lawyer, 844 Main, house
2 State [Chatham
Weyer Christy, clerk, 418 Main, house 96
Weyer Max, machinist, 287 Chandler, h. 208
Austin [65 do.
Weymouth Levi M. driver, 94 Grove, house
Whalen Albert, weaver, Brussels, boards 11
Washburn
Whalen Ann, house 55 Gold
Whalen Ann, grocer, 49 Temple, house do.
Whalen Catharine, widow, h. 206 South-
bridge
Whalen David, mason, h. 41 Canterbury
Whalen Dennis F. cardmaker, 246 Sooth-
bridge, house 18 Tremont
Whalen Edward, laborer, 817 Southbridge,
boards Southbridge near Hermon
Whalen Edward F. moulder, 65 Jackson, b.
10 Elizabeth [Charlotte n. Park av.
Whalen Edward H. polisher, 1 Coes sq. ta.
Whalen Etta T. teacher, Adriatic school, b.
15 Canterbury [b. 206 do.
Whalen James A.'bartender, 14 Southbridge,
Whalen Johanna, widow of Patrick, house
7 Howard
Whalen John, laborer, boards 18 Cherry
Whalen John, moulder, 65 Jackson, house
151 Canterbury
Whalen Joseph E. wireworker, h. 2 Summer
Whalen Margaret, widow of John, boards
10 Elizabeth
Whalen Martin, blacksmith, bds. 2 Summer
Whalen Michael, laborer, bds. 52 Chandler
Whalen Michael, watchman, 65 Jackson, b.
97 Madison [Washington
Whalen Michael D. bootmaker, house 165
Whalen Michael J. moulder, 65 Jackson, b.
97 Madison [60 Belmont
Whalen Morris, laborer, 77 Foster, boards
Whalen Patrick, laborer, house 57 King
FRED. W. WELLINGTON & CO.,
Coal f Office^ 416 MAIIT 8T,f Tmrd,
SOUTUBJtinGE <wr. HAMMOND ST.
WORCESTER [Wl DIRKCTORT.
329
wnalep Patrick, laborer, honse 168 Salem
l^lialcD Patrick, laborer, boards 167 Grove
'^V'lialeD Patrick, machlDist, 140 UdIod, h. 16
Colambia [h. 10 Ellzabetti
^^Vfaalen Patrick E. moulder, 100 Prescott,
"^Vlialen Patrick W. grinder, 13 Goes, boose
422 Park ave.
'IVlialen Peirce, laborer, b. 106 Soothbridge
^Wlialen BicluEufd, machinist, 110 Green, bds.
69 Temple
"Wrhalen Robert, removed Arom city
"WluUen Thomas, moulder, 68 Washington
square, boards 18 Cherry
IT^tialen Thomas, laborer, boards 167 Grove
^Wlialen William J. laborer, 64 Jackson, b.
41 Canterbury [Washington
'Wfaalen William J. leather cutter, bds. 166
"VT^haley (George £. moulder, 61 Green, b. 88
Orange [ington, h. 88 Orange
IVlialey William R. moulder, 149 Wash-
'Wbarton Joseph, laborer, h. 8 Cambridge pi.
Wbarton Joseph, carpenter, Brussels, house
11 Cheever
Wharton Richard, laborer, b. 8 Redding ct.
Wliarton Robert, foreman, 94 Grove, house
142 Lincoln [Chelsea
Wharton Sarah, widow of Joseph, house 8
Wheatley James, rem'd to New Haven, Conn.
Wlieatley John A. saloon, 68 Canterbury, h.
6 Columbia
Wheatley Joseph, heater, h. 6 Columbia
Wheatley Joseph A. removed firom city
Wheatley Mary B. teacher, Lamartine st.
school, b. 6 Columbia [Columbia
Wheatley Thomas, finisher, 82 Foster, b. 6
Wheatley William H. laborer, b. 6 Columbia
Wheaton Elijah, mason, house 6 Mott
Wheaton Fred. L. telegrapher, h. 11 Valley
Wheaton Henry C. milliner, 812 Main, house
18 Walnut [bds. 850 Main
Wheaton Jonathan, machinist, 122 Gold,
Wheaton William H. machinist, 22 Cypress,
b. 62 Fountain [Eastern ave.
Wheeldon Edward, machinist, house 18
Wheeler Abbott T. cutter, 20 Salisbury, h.
7 Ooulding
Wheeler Adam & Cot provisions, &c. 167
Somber, b. 89 Prospect
Wheeler Addie E. milliner, 812 Main, boards
16 Irvins; [Chandler
Wheeler Albert C. carpenter, house 162
Wheeler Alden H. student, b. 88 William
Wheeler Ambrose C. driver, h. 242 Chandler
Wheeler Andrew C. polisher, 13 Coes, bds.
eo Mill [n. Grafton
Wheeler Asa, boot treer, 60 King, h. Caroline
Wheeler B. Alflred, machinist, 180 Gold, b.
42 Oread [509 Main
Wheeler Catherine H. widow of Ira A. h.
Wheeler Charles W. wood, b. 242 Chandler
Wheeler Cora M. corder, b. Coburn ave.
near W. ft S. R. R. [st. ct.
Wheeler Cornelius 0. carpenter, h. 8 George
Wheeler Edwin W. fkrmer, house Forest n.
Salisbury [Front, h. 172 Washington
Wheeler Eliphalet P. boot bottomer, 164
Wheeler Eliza B. Mrs. removed from city
Wheeler Elizabeth, teacher, bds. 10 Crystal
Wheeler Erastus W. farmer, house Forest
n. Salisbury [18 Oread
Wheeler Fannie, widow of Orange, 'bouse
Wheeler Fannie M. boards 88 Portland
WHEELER FOUNDRY CO. (E, Pierce),
188 Mechanic— ^66 page 671
Wheeler Frank D. engineer, 28 Hermon, h.
19 Queen [Front, h. 16 Oread
Wheeler Frank E. (E. S. EvereU A Co,), 147
Wheeler Frank L. draughtsman, 492 Main,
b. 4 Westminster
WHEELER FRAlfK W. electric gas
lighting, alarm bells, 28 Pearl, boards
8 Elm.— i9«s pcLge 660
Wheeler Fred. O. clerk, 6 Norwich, house
70 Chandler [16 Washington
Wheeler George C. clerk, 161 Front, house
Wheeler Geo. W. died Dec. 24, 1888, age 72
Wheeler Geo. W. Mrs. widow, h. 46 William
Wheeler George W. Janitor Woodland
street school, h. r. 60 Woodland
Wheeler Harry H. machinist, 161 Union, b.
9 Layard pi.
Wheeler Henry A. b. 27 Elm [Bigelow ct.
Wheeler Henry H. machinist, boards 10
Wheeler Henry M. asst. sec'y State Mutual
Life Assurance Co. 240 Main, house 4
Westminster [Union, b. 9 Wachusett
Wheeler Henry R. reed-board maker, 26
Wheeler Herbert R. driver, 11 Cypress, b.
82 Wachusett
Wheeler Hiram E. teamster, h. 29 Orchard
Wheeler James N. fitter, 60 King, house
162i Chandler
Wheeler Jenntson, carpenter, h. 88 Shelby
Wheeler Jerome H. cutter, 20 Salisbury, b.
86 Kendall [Harrington
Wheeler John H. farmer, house Grafton n.
WHEELER JOSHUA S. k GO. machinists
and machinists' tools, 28 Hermon, house
16 Congress. — See page 678
Wheeler Jotham S. driver, Adams Express
Co. r. Union depot, house 28 Chandler
Wheeler Leonard, pbysician, 6 Elm, h. do.
Wheeler Mary F. h. 78 Main [station
Wheeler Moses A. farmer, house Summit
Wheeler Orington S. machinist, 62 School,
h. 24 Wachusett [Elm
Wheeler Rebecca B. widow of Nelson, h. 27
Wheeler Samuel A. jr. cutter, 28 Mulberry,
b. Alvarado ave. n. Belmont [Chandler
Wheeler Sarah B. widow of Sanford S. h. 70
Wheeler Sewell. farmer, boards Green lane
Wheeler Staunton F. woodworker, 196
Union, b. 168 Front
Wheeler S. Theodore, carpenter, 26 Salis-
bury, house 277 Pleasant [Chandler
Wheeler Walter N. laster, 60 King, b. I62i
Wheeler Warren S. clerk, 186 Front, house
68 Providence
Wheeler William A. wind mills, h. 10 Crystal
Wheeler William C. machine operator, 10
Mulberry, b. 8 Elliott [b. 91 do.
Wheeler William F. teamster, 94 Grove,
Wheeler William J. clerk. 99 Main, h. 108 do.
WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MA-
CHINE C0«9 D. W. Logan, manager, 584
Main.— iSee page 628
FRED. W. WELLINGTON & CO., '"^'oWS's^i^nHZ/.^^Zl^hyn «.
330
WORCESTBR [VV] DIRBCTOBT.
Wheelock Charles O. farmer, bds. Grafton
n. Blithewood [h. 280 Pleasant
Wheelock Dexter M. boxmaker, 66 Grafton,
Wheelock D. Waldo, farmer, house Grafton
n. city line
Wheelock Elbrldge G. clerk, h. 16 School
Wheelock Eleanor E. widow of RiDaldo R.
h. 80 Myrtle
Wheelock Estes, house 62 Exchange
Wheelock Herbert £. machinist, 178 Union,
b. 25 Elizabeth
Wheelock Jane Mrs. h. 85 Columbia
Wheelock Jerome, steam engine builder,
178 Union, h. 25 Elizabeth
Wheelock Joseph W. machinist, 28 Mul-
berry, b. 85 Columbia [745 Main
Wheelock Mary A. widow of Thomas P. b.
Wheelock O. William, machinist, 25 Union,
h. 8 Britton [Blithewood
Wheelock Paul N. farmer, h. Grafton n.
Wheelock Sophronia, widow of Joel H. b.
88 Beacon [Elizabeth
Wheelock Susan P. widow of Daniel, h. 25
Wheelock Thomas, boots and shoes, 20 Front,
h. atMlllbury
Whelan John R. wireworker, h. 29 Wachusett
Whelley Daniel, laborer, 19 Cypress, b. 169
Summer [R. R. h. 7 Gold
Whipple AbramL. telegrapher, B., B. & G.
Whipple Albert B. machinist, h. 20 Lagrange
Whipple Amos, machinist, 22 Cypress, b. 62
Exchange [ing, 22 Maple, b. do.
Whipple Celia C. Mrs. embroidery stamp-
Whipple Charles F. clerk, 21 Washington
sq. h. 7 Vine [R. R., Q. h. do.
Whipple Erastus R. grist mill, Millbury n.
Whipple Frank D. clerk, U. 8. & C. Express
Co. r. Union depot, b. 7 Gold
Whipple Franklin, insurance, 614 Main, h.
16 Oread [8 Valley
Whipple Mary A. widow of P. Edwards, h.
Whipple Mary E. teacher, high school, b. 16
Oread [12 Richland
Whipple Nancy H. widow of Perclval, h.
Whi taker John, reed manuf. 112 Front, h.
97 Elm
Whitaker Sarah, widow of James, h. 97 Elm
Whltaker, see Whittaker
Whitcomb Abram S. packer, house Fales,
Greendale [Gold, h. 85 Oxford
Whitcomb Alonzo, machinists* tools, 125
Whitcomb Alonzo D. cutter, 28 Mulberry, h.
Alvaradoave. n. Belmont [16 Hanoirer
Whitcomb Calvin M. foreman, 94 Grove, h.
Whitcomb Charles B. bootmaker, h. West
Boylstonn. Barber's crossing [Austin
Whitcomb Charles H. 80 Shrewsbury, h. 175
Whitcomb Clara H. Mrs. boarding-house,
8 Chatham
Whitcomb Coridon CC Whitcomb A Miles), 80
Shrewsbury, h. 175 Austin
Whitcomb David, Whitcomb Envelope Co.
20 Salisbury, h. 6 Harvard [n. June
Whitcomb Edward C. teamster, boards May
Whitcomb Eliza, widow of Lyman, h. 1053
Main
WHITCOMB EXYELOPE CO. envelope
manuf 8. 20 Salisbury. — See page 665
Whitcomb Fernando C. machinist, 90 Umon,
h. 122 Austin
Whitcomb Frank J. died June 1 1 , 1888, age 21
Whitcomb Frank P. photographer, 852 Main,
b. 248 Pleasant [Union, h. SS^HlghluMi
Whitcomb Frederick £. reedmaker, 2S
Whitcomb George A. painter, 94 OroYe, bds.
186 Main rChathm
Whitcomb George D. teamster, nonse 54
Whitcomb G. Henry, Whitcomb Enrelope
Co. 20 Salisbury, h. 51 Harvard oor.
Highland [ler, h. 70 da
Whitcomb Jeremiah H. foreman, 188 Cfaaiid-
Whitcomb John R. foreman, W., N. & R.
R. R. repair shop, house 8 Chatham
Whitcomb Lyman A. japanner, 22 Mill, bds.
1058 Main [49 Park
Whitcomb Mary, waiter, 245 Front, boards
Whitcomb Sumner B. laborer, bds. W»t
Boylston n. Barber's crossing [604 Main
Whitcomb Wm. driver, 24 Soutbbridge, bds.
Whitcomb & Miles (C. C. Whitcomb and S.
B. Miles jj boot manufs. 80 Shrewsbury
White Aaron A. clerk, 542 Main, boards SB
^ospect
White Abbie A. dressmaker, b. 6 BeUevne
White Abbie R. corset agent, b. 80 Pleasant
White Abbie S. teacher, 25 Chatham, b. da
White Ada L. widow of Frank T. h. 68 Salon
White Addison C. clerk. Continental Hotel
White Alexander, wire tester, h. r. MiUbrook
White Alice P. stitcher, bds. 85 Orange
White Amos, clothes dryers, h. 98 AusUn
White Augustus, machinist, h. 211 Summer
White Austin D. boot finisher, 11 Water, h.
108 Grafton
WHITE A. ft SON, card and card clothing
manufs. Leicester, Mass. — See page Wi
White Bartlett A. carpenter, 65 Southbridge,
b. 670 Main [Market, h. 75 Summer
White Charles M. engineer. Union comer
White Charles W. cutter, b. 163 Cambridge
White Chester D. truckman, Fairview av. b.
do. [Webster cor. Jacques
White Cynthia, widow of James, boards
White Daniel, tailor, 14 Foster, h. 19 B. Woi^
cester [50 Beacon
White David W. machinist, 164 Jackson, b.
White Dutee S. engineer, h. Plantation cor.
Caroline [Market, b. at Webster
White Edward H. wireworker. Union cor.
White Edward I. rem'd to Chicago, 111.
White Edward P. rem'd from city [25 Mason
White Edwin, woodworker, 78 School, b.
White Elizabeth, died Jan. 18, 1883, age 66
White Emma Mrs. tailoress, h. r. 62 Salem
White E. Frank driver, h. 21 Clarkson
White Frances W. widow of Talbot C. h. J6
Oxford
White Franklin B. (D. A C. P. Stevens A CoOt
24 Southbridge, h. 7 Sycamore
White Fred. W. bookkeeper. First NatioDAl
Bank« 410 Main. bds. 11 Congress
White Fred. W. clerk, People*s Savings
Bank, 452 Main, h. 14 Hanover
White George F. bookkeeper, 227 Mai&,h.
1 2 Kendall [b. Fairview ar.
White George H. foreman, Putnam lane,
FRED. W. WELLINGTON & CO.,
Coal f QMee^ 416 MAIN HT, ; Tmrd,
SOVTHBBIBBB oor. UAMMaKD it.
WOROB8TBR [W] DUUCCTORT.
831
mute Oeorg^e H. professor, Worcester Free
lostitiite [b. 4 Newbury
Wldte Hannibal A. waiter. Bay State House,
White Battle L. teacher, Bnmcoat Plain
school, b. 178 Lincoln
PHiite Henry A. rem'd to Mlllbnry
PFhite Horace D.bookkeeper, 24 Mechanic, h.
204 Pleasant [b. 115 Main
V^hite Horace M. brakeman, N. & W. R. R.
indte Hubert A. paperhanger, 284 Main, b.
690 do. [Main, h. 45 Chatham
White Isaac D. Jr. (White 4t Conant), 542
White James, collar maker, 28 Waldo, bds.
196 Sonthbridge
White James, died Sept. 7, 1888, age 87
White James, laborer, h. 100 Norfolk
White James, laborer, h. Fremont n. Cam-
bridge [Cottage
White James E. clerk, 107 Front, house 5
White James Q. upholsterer, 15 Union, h. 5
Britton [ ] 4 Shepard
White James H. gunsmith, 81 Hennon, h.
White James L. boards Falrview avenue
White Jane, widow of George, b.8 Hanover
White John, die rimmer, boards Milton near
Sdge worth
White John B. propr. Grafton Express, 24
Mechanic, house at Grafton
White John C. paints, &c. 12 Pearl, house
80 Irving [Jacques
White John H. designer, house Webster cor.
White John J. boots and shoes, 86 Front, h.
56 Providence
White John M. butcher, Putnam lane, h.
Falrview avenue near Hillside avenue
White Jonas, clerk, house 27 Harvard
White Jonathan A. farmer, house Bnrncoat
near Clark [68 Laurel
White Jonathan G. machinist, 161 Union, h.
WHITE JO8EPH9 mason and contractor,
12 Lawrence, house do. — See page 587
White Joseph, dyer. h. Milton n. Edgeworth
White Joseph W. boards 168 Cambridge
White Julia C. widow of Luther, house 19
William [19 Larch
White Justin P. foreman, 11 Water, house
White Levis G. clerk, 4 Waldo, h. 47 Harvard
White Martin, cutter, 155 Front, h. 58 Gold
White Mary D. house 84 Chatham
White Michael, laborer at gasworks, boards
31 Summer [Thomas
White Mildred, widow of Aaron, house 121
White Miranda C. widow of James, house
28 Oxford
White Nathan, asst. mail agent, B., B. & G.
B. R. house 78 Chatham [Harvard
White Nellie M. teacher, high school, b. 27
White Olive A. boards 181 Austin
White Otis C. house 19 Richards
WHITE, FEYET * DEXTER (B. Q.
White, E. P. Pevey and E. C. Dexter),
pork packers, 201 FronU^See page 548
White Prentise, carpenter, boards 670 Main
White P. Foster, mason, house 21 Ledge
White Rebecca H. Mrs. house 4 Newbury
White Rebecca J. widow of John D. house
S88 Main
White Residor A. woodworker, h. 94 Beacon
White Richard, boot bottomer, 7 Washing-
ton square, h. 8 Foyle
White Richard, car inspector, B., B. ft G.
R. R. freight vard, h. 11 Goddard
White Rollin G. '( WhUe, Pevey dk Dexter),
201 Front, house 88 Providence
White Rosa, milliner, boards 44 Trumbull
White Sophia E. boards 88 Newbury
White Sophia H. widow of Joseph, boards
14 May
White 8. B. died June 28, 1888, age 44
White Tamerson Miss, matron Orphans'
Home, 821 Main
White T. C. liquors, 21 Washington square
White Walter L. wire worker, b. 75 Summer
White Walter S. organ*reed maker, 25
Union, h. 65 Eastern avenue
White Will E. student, boards 26 Oxford
White William, helper, 161 Union, boards 4
Belknap [122 Pleasant
White William B. manager, 484 Main, house
White William F. mason, boards 21 Ledge
White Wm. H. teacher, Wore. Academy,
Providence, boards do.
White William J. house 58 Prospect
White William W. machinist, 95 Thomas,
house 27 Carroll [16 Windsor
White Wyman S. stonecutter, Crescent, h.
WHITE A GOKANT (L D. WhUe, jr.),
hardware, 542 Main. — See page 578
Whitehead Ernest, carpenter, 8 Norwich, b.
81 Summer [48 Wellington
Whitehouse Louis, widow of James, house
Wbiteley Edwin, removed from city
Whiteley Henry A. carpenter, h. 12 Benefit
court [boards do.
Whitfield Henry L. hostler, 8 Harvard place,
Whitford Cbas. H. carpenter, 14 Norwich,
boards 224 Pleasant
Whitford Warren C. mason, b. 22i Pleasant
WHITING CHARLES B. ft GO. bankers,
brokers and steamship agents, 415 Main,
house 20 Irving.— /S^ee page 481
Whiting Charles H. house 109 Lincoln
Whiting Charles H. clerk, 456 Main, boards
45 Pleasant
Whiting David O. wire tester, b. 9 Newport
Whiting Francis, clerk, 486 Main, house 181
Austin
Whiting Frank L. fireman, b. 11 Orchard
Whiting Gardner C. blacksmith, 10 Mechanic,
bds. 12 Smith court [Orange
Whiting George, supt. 23 Cypress, house 17
Whiting George A. foreman, 28 Mulberry, h.
80 Shelby [June n. Chandler
Whiting George H. clerk, 216 Summer, h.
Whiting George W. carriage maker, 82
Exchange, house 16 Carroll
Whiting Henry A. machinist, b. 288 Pleasant
Whiting Henry W. sorter, 155 Front, house
42 Chatham
Whiting Homer J. wire inspector, W. U. Tel.
Co. h. 88 Shelby [75 Thomas
Whiting Joseph M. clerk, 12 Lincoln sq. h.
Whiting Lydia S. Mrs. dressmaker, boards
68 Summer [h. 71 Hanover
Whiting M. Albert, machinist, 161 Union,
Whiting Sabrah, talloress, 18 Orange, h. do.
THE WORCESTER
niBJBCTOBT OPFIOB U at 4S» MAIV ST.,
FEOPI,E*a SAriXGa bakk buizdtvb*
882
WORCESTER [^V^] 1>IRECT0RT.
Whiting Wm. cutter, rear 156 Front, hoase
6 Belknap
WbltiD^ William C. carriage manafacturer,
10 Mecbanic, hoase 12 Smith court
Whitley John £. moulder, 149 Washington,
house 97 Qreen
Whitman AdolphusF. carpenter, h.88 Beacon
Whitman Arthur A. driver, b. 96 Piedmont
Whitman A. DeRoy, filecutter, 10 Mill, h,
10 Montague
Whitman Edwin S. planer, 54 Hermon, h.
21 Portland [1059 Main
Whitman Eldon R. filecutter, 10 MiU, bds.
Whitman Ephraim, ftirmer, Salisbury near
Forest [avenue
Whitman Frederick A. helper, h. 68 Eastern
Whitman Jared, pres. Richardson Manuf.
Co. 84 Frescott, house 8 Harvard
Whitman Mellen M. filecutter, 10 Mill, boards
1059 Main
Whitman Stillman F. wire drawer, house 57
Grove [-Layard pi.
Whitman Warren H. wire packer, house 7
Whitmore Andrew £. removed to Hartford,
Conn. [Beacon
Whilmore Benjamin, bookkeeper, house 162
Whitmore Benjamin, Jr. clerk, 2 Allen ct. b.
152 Beacon
Whitmore Charles F. clerk, N. & W. R. R.
21 Park, boards 22 Merrick
Whitmore Chas. T. yardmaster, 95 Thomas,
house 225 Main
Whitmore Joseph, armorer, h. 22 Merrick
Whitmore Mary O. teacher, Salem street
school, boards 64 Orange
Whitmore WUlard S. painter, Hammond n.
R. R. boards 14 Qrand
Whitney Albert T. cutter, house 84 Cutler
Whitney Alfred C. sawyer, 17 Hermon, h.
Charlotte cor. Park ave.
Whitney Alonzo J. rem'd to St. Louis, Mo.
Whitney Amos, filer, 57 Jackson, house 86
Benefit [h. 1 Wyman
Whitney Ansel D. cabinetmaker, 196 Union,
Whitney Asa D. marble cutter, 58 Central,
house 548 Main
Whitney A. Edward, teamster, b. r. 8 High
Whitney Chandler P. reedmaker, 25 Hermon,
house at Oxford [Union
Whitney Charles, driver, 15 Market, b. 257
Whitney Charles H. driver, 68 Exchange, h.
27 John [66 Providence
Whitney Daniel A. clerk, 5 Trumbull, house
Whitney Edward, hackman, r. 155 Main, h.
29 Thomas [h. 6 Crown
Whitney Edward, stationer, 492 Main,
Whitney Edwin J. tinware, h. 228 Chandler
Whitney Eliza A. F. widow of John, boards
14 Charlton [r. 8 High
Whltnev Emellne A. widow of Alfred A. h.
WHITNEY GEORGE C. valentine and
holiday card manufacturer, 184 Front,
house 74 Elm. — Seepage 518
Whitney George H. policeman. City Hall, h.
rear 4 Lin wood place
Whitney George H. (Hartwell & Whitney),
822 Main, boards 81 Clinton
Whitney George L. rem'd to Newtonvllle
Whitney George T. salesman, house W
Pleasant [b. 8 Newbny
Whitney George W. machinist, 17 Liocolt,
Whitney Hannah E. widow of Isaiah, bds.
11 Thomas [h. 1 Cottsge
Whitney Hannah T. widow of Jooathiii L
Whitney Hannibal H. driver, h. 7 darksoa
Whitney Harry A. clerk, 94 Grove, bdt. «
Providence
Whitney Herbert, conductor. W. 4 8. R. R.
house Plantation near Bloomlngdale
Whitney Jonathan W. painter, 100 Frescott,
house at Holden
Whitney Joseph H. mason, bouse 9 Spmee
Whitney Leonard, died June 4, 1888, age fl
Whitney Levitt N. flirmer, house 1 Ctrflege
Whitney Lydia, widow of Jarrlll, boards U
Orient [187 Samoer
Whitney Mary C. widow of Justin, botidf
Whitney Mary O. teacher, South Worcester
school, h. 155 Pleasant [Omige
Whitney Nathaniel G. truckman, house 86
Whitney Olive, widow of Silas, h. 2 Yaltey
Whitney P. C. Mrs. bookkeeper, boutb H
Myrtle
Whitney Sumner C. dentist, 868i Mtln, h.
155 Pleasant
Whitney S. Jennie, boards 168 Front
Whitney William F. machinist. 128 Gold, b.
19 Merrick [b. 49 Beaeos
Whitney Wm. H. woodworker, 196 Unlos,
Whittaker Charles R. shoemaker, 18 Me-
chanic, boards 4 Sunnyslde
Whittaker Charles W. shoecntter, 10 Mil-
berry, house at Oakdale
Whittaker Dwlght L. butcher, 160 Front, h.
78 Harrison [boro'
Whittaker Warren L. removed to West-
Whittaker William, machinist, house 107
Belmont near Eastern avenue
Whittaker, see WhlUker
WHITTALL MATTHEW J. carpet roinai:
Brussels, house 526 Southbridge.— <Ste
page 664
WUITTEMORE AAROIT F. ft CO. fl^
A, WhUtemorejy provisions, 269 Mtifi,
house 6 Linden. — Seepage 550
Whlttemore Abigail W. widow of Claik, h.
87 Summer
Whlttemore Alft-ed, removed flrom city
Whlttemore Arthur N. reedmaker, 9 Msj, fa.
163 Chandler [n. B. B.
Whlttemore Charles, house Alvarado are.
Whlttemore Charles P. cutter, 18 Mechanic,
h. 48 Belmont [h. 61 Oraoge
Whlttemore Courtland D. moulder, 87 Gold,
Whlttemore C. Fred, clerk, 886 Main, b. 48
Belmont
Whlttemore Ell J. house 776 Main
Whlttemore Elizabeth S. widow of Asa D.
h. 21 Prospect
Whlttemore Ella & Co. (Mrs. F. U, Olinh
milliners, 146 Front, bds. 44 Trumbail
Whlttemore Fred H. painter, 188 MalD, bds.
42 EKchange
Whlttemore George £. clerk, 881 Main, bds.
78 Park [Orient
Whlttemore George S. watchman, hooM 15
DEBT OF WORCESTER,
CONSULT TMJB
J^mXCTOMT*
WOBCE8TBR [^] DIRKCTORY.
333
Vliltteniore Harry M. engineer, W., N. ft B.
B. R. lionse at Ayer Janction
fVlilttein.ore Henry 8. boarding-hoase, 78
Park [b. 17 Shepard
Vbittemore Herbert L. reedmaker, 9 May,
Pnilttemore H. P. propr. Holden express,
164 Main, honse at Holden
BVhlttexnore Joseph, hostler, hoose 428
8oiithbridge [ley place
WliUtemore E. Wallace, mason, h. 5 Dad-
Whittemore Lillian, tailoress, b. 7 Chatham
St. place [h.'177 Pleasant
Whlttemore Melancy W. widow of W. W.
Wblttemore Nancy, widow of Martin, bds.
27 Hollywood
Whlttemore Nathaniel B. shoemaker, 8
Thomas, honse Brooks near Ararat
Wbiitemore William A. (A, F. Whittemore
4b Co.)n 269 Main, honse 8 High
WHrrTEMORE WILLIAM 0. wood en-
graTer, 410 Main, h. do. — Seepage 514
Whltten Edwin F. wireworker, boards 69
Grove [Grove
WhUten Hannah £. widow of John M. h. 69
Whittey Lawrence R. woodworker, 25 Her-
mooy boards 8 Washbnrn
Whittey Mary, widow of Richard, house 8
Washbnrn [Fox
Whittey Thomas W. packer, 155 Front, h. 11
WhiUler Albert, driver, boards 8 Davis ct.
Whittier Marden, at Asylum Chronic In-
sane, Summer, boards do.
Whittier Melvin O- (LoHng Coes A Co.), 1
Coes square, house 6 Tirrell
Whittier Minnie F. principal Salem street
school, b. 88 Pleasant
WHITTLE JAMES H. tin cylinder manuf.
and tlnplate, sheet iron and copper
worker, 90 Sonthbridge, h. 74 Piedmont.
^Seepage 680
Whittle William £. tinsmith, 84 Sonth-
bridge, boards 40 Portland
Whittlesey Frank C. student, b. 28 Bowdoin
Whittlesey George, bookkeeper, rear 155
Front, boards 66 do.
Whittlesey John H. clerk, 484 Main, boards
5 Walnut [Winter, b. at Oxford
Whittlesey Norman, bookkeeper. Water c.
Whittnm Daniel, laborer, 822 Mlllbury, bds.
do. [b. 826 Millbury
Whittnm James B. machinist, 78 School,
Whittnm James B. Jr. laborer, house 826
Millbury [Millbury
Whittnm William H. machinist, boards 826
Wbitty John, machinist, 1 Coes sq. h. May-
wood near Lovell [Lovell
Whitty John, machinist, house May wood n.
Whitty John H. removed flrom city
Wbitty Nicholas H. machinist, 1 Coes sq.
honse 80 Charlotte
Whyres Henry W. removed to Boston
Wlbei^ Chas. woodworker, b. 58 Providence
Wlberg Qeo. removed to Minnesota
Wlberg John, tailor, 424 Main, b. 7 Layard
place [Charlton
Wicker David N. painter, 5 Sargent, h. 21
Wicker Maryot N. conductor, boards 21
Charlton
Wickersham Wm. snpt. New England Nail
Co. 42 Gardner, b. Continental Hotel
Wickes Henry A. painter, 12 Canal, house 6
Houchln avenue
Wlckham Andrew, wireworker, bds. 5 Pres-
cott place [Prescott
Wlckham Thomas, Jr. laborer, house r. 146
Wlckham Michael, laborer, h. 1 Redding ct.
Wlckham Thomas, laborer, h. 5 Prescott pi.
Wlckins Leonard, clerk at wlreworks, Q.
boards Vernon near Millbury, Q.
Wicks Joseph F., Wicks Manuf. Co. 548
Southbridge, h. 15 Benefit
WICKS MANUFACTURING COMPANY^
worsted goods manuDs. 548 South-
bridge, So. Worcester. — See page 680
Wldegren Frank, laborer, b. Stebblns cor.
Thenlus
Wlegert Fred, sausage maker, 160 Front, b.
10 Bartlett pi.
Wlegert George, sausage maker at tripe
works, b. Greenwood
Wlggln Benjamin F. wood, 7 Denny, house
38 Dlx
Wlggln Norrls C. carpenter, h. 2 Hlghst. ct.
Wiggins Abble, seamstress, house 811 Main
Wiggins George H. coachman, house rear 6
Harvard
Wight Hiram C. carpenter, h. 201 Summer
Wlkstrom Augustus, armorer, boards 138
Central [179 Sonthbridge
Wilber Henry F. engineer, 184 Front, bds.
Wllber Lizzie, boards 80 Lagrange
Wilbur Edwin R. woodworker, 17 Hermon,
house 77 Piedmont
Wilbur Hannah, widow of William, house
Edward cor. Reservoir
Wilbur Luther, rem'd to Meriden, Conn.
Wilbur Nellie T. widow of Charles W. bds.
4 Clinton ct. [May, h. at Boston
Wilcox Alfred W. organ-coupler manuf. 9
Wilcox Charles W. farmer, h. W. Boylston,
NorthvlUe
Wilcox David £. driver, 179 Main, boards 7
John [place
Wilcox Leora Mrs. dressmaker, b. 2 Church
Wilcox Stephen J. house 14 May
WILCOX WILLIAM, agent Worcester
Needle Co. 62 Foster, h. 7 Harrison. —
See page 678
Wilcox William A. removed flrom city
Wild Albert, laborer, h. 480 Sonthbridge
Wild Herbert, machinist, 28 Webster, honse
86 Cambridge
Wild Samuel, loom fixer, 548 Southbridge,
h. 0*Rourke [Madison
Wild Toung, saloon, 102 Portland, house 62
Wilde QeoTge E. foreman, h. 10 Llnwood pi.
Wilde Harold, asst. supt. Mut. Life Ins. Co.
492 Main, house 8 Chandler
Wilder Abel, woodworker, 57 Jackson, h.
80 do. [149 Southbridge
Wilder Alonzo G. finisher, 17 Hermon, h.
Wilder Charles, bookkeeper, 156 Main, h. 8
Kendall [NorthvlUe
Wilder Charles E. farmer, house MlUbrook,
Wilder Charles £. Jr. rem'd to Gardner
Wilder Chestlna, honsekeeper, 4 Penn ave.
POPOUTION OF NEW YORK BY TOWNS,
CONSXrisT THE
DIMBCTOBT,
834
WOBCE8TBB [^^ DIBBOTOBT.
Wilder EllhQ H. bookkeeper, 17 Washington
sq. b. 5 HoQchln ave. [side
Wilder Frank L. carpenter, boards 7 Snnny-
Wilder Harvey B. register of deeds, South
Conrt HoQse, h. 12 Walnut
Wilder Herbert H. laborer, 152 Soathbridge,
b. 24 Newbury [cester, h. 80 Orange
Wilder Jostab W. wood turner, 10 B. Wor-
Wilder J. Warren, house 22 Aubnm
Wilder Lloyd W. house 24 Newbury
Wilder Marcia, l)oxmaker, bds. 18 Goulding
Wilder William O. house 809 Main
Wiley Mary, widow of Andrew, boards 103
Lamartine [at Webster
Wiley Samuel W. hides, 4bc. 221 Mechanic, h.
Wllhelmi Carl, foreman, Lafayette comer
Quiosigamond ave. h. 18 Lunelle
Wilkes Joseph, laborer, Brussels, bds. 148
Cambridge
Wilkes William, weaver, Brussels, house 10
Chelsea [Temple
Wilkins Daniel, bartender, 26 Spring, h. 22
Wilkins BUen, widow of Elisha, h. 12 Arch
Wilkins George H. machinist, 9 Mill, house
May wood near Lovell
Wilkins James, fireight conductor, boards 12
Arch [ington
Wilkins Nathan, cigar maker, h. 82 Wash-
Wilkins Samuel N. carpenter, b. 10 Belmont
Wilkins William, finisher, 68 High, house 84
Dewey
Wilkinson Charles D. C. manager Worcester
Theatre, boards Bay State House
Wilkinson Frank M. druggist, 1055 Main, b.
17 Richards [st. crossing, h. 88 Fox
Wilkinson Joseph, switchman, Cambridge
Wilkinson Lizzie, stitcher, bds. 19 Orange
Wilkinson Malone E. rero'd to New York
Wilkinson Willard L. removed firom city
Wlllard Charles J. carpenter, h. 12 Newbury
Willard Charles B. woodworker, 9 May, b.
15 Salem [Central, h. do.
Willard Charlotte E. Mrs. laundress, 68
Willard Christopher L. woodworker, 100
Prescott, house at Ayer Junction
Wlllard C. Fltzroy, clerk, 160i Chandler, b.
4 Maple place
Willard Edwin H. laborer, h. 27 Orchard
Wlllard Emma, dressmaker, house 8 West
Wlllard Frederick C. expressman, Worces*
ter Lunatic Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Wlllard George A. truss manuf. 418 Main,
house 16 Bellevue
Willard George C. draughtsman, 10 E. Wor-
cester, house Millbury [8 Clifton
Willard George H. organ maker, 9 May, h.
Willard Harriet, laundress, 56 Union, h. do.
Willard Harry A. clerk, 94 Grove, bds. Bay
State House
Willard Henry H. student, b. 8 Lancaster
Willard Henry W. hostler, 215 Main, house
56 Union
Willard James S. painter, h. 96 Washington
Wlllard James W. Jr. carpenter, r. 28 Austin,
house 2 Clough ct.
Willard John L. farmer, h. Granite c. ClilT
Willard Joseph, house 47 Belmont
Willard Joseph H. driver, h. 89 Lincoln
WiUard Joseph M. pollaber, IB Meduuiic
89 Lincohi [17
Wlllard Justin B. foreman, 108 Front,
WilUrd Olive F. widow of Calvin, h. 18 W<
Willard Ruth C. widow of Aaron, boards
Mt. Pleasant
Willard Savilon E. foreman, 9 Barton pi.
169 Austin [ter, h. S 8l
Willard Stedman A. wrenchmaker, 4
Wlllard Stephen, wire drawer, h. 9 JAn\
place [Edward c
Wlllard Warren H. clerk, 629 Main,
Wlllard Whipple, died Apr. 16, 188S, age
Wlllard William H. carriage maker, Gi
wood n. Opland, h. do.
Willard WUliam H. cotter, 886 Main,
12 May [20 Ma
WUlard Wm. H. druggist, 1604 Chandler,;
Willett Felix, painter, 60 Lagrange. hoQHl
45 Grand
WlUeU Frederick A. machinist, 60 Lagraage^l
b. 28 Grand [b. 4 Gates
Willett Henry, blacksmith, 60 Lagrange,
WlUett Nelson, skatemaker, 81 Mulberry, k.
87 Hanover [h. 28 Gnndl
Willett Peter, blacksmith, 60 Lagruge,
Willett Peter, removed fh>m dty
Willey George W. removed to Athol
WILLET JOHNJ. groceries, proviskw
and wood yard. 18 No. Ashland, boose
15 do. — See page 661
Willey Perley F. milkman, 80 Vernon, b. do.
Willey Saronel, b. W. Boylston, Nortbrllle
Willi Catherine, widow of Andrew, bds. 40
Richards
Williams Abbie H. h. 21 West [do>
Williams Adallne, physician. 61 Pleasant, k
Williams Albert G. house 52 High
Williams Ava Miss, boardlngHM^ool, 2$
Chatham, house do.
Williams Benjamin at Asylnm Chronic In-
sane, Summer, boards do.
Williams Benjamin M. lal>orer, bds. 28 Arcb
Williams Calvin B. engineer, 26 Salisbury,
bds. 98 Main [house 10 Peno tie.
Williams Calvin M. paperhanger, 100 Fronti
Williams Carroll A. carpenter, b. 174 AnsUn
Williams Cells A. housekeeper, 682 Msio
Williams Charles, laborer, house 48 Abbott
Williams Charles A. asst. cashier, Ci^ Vat-
Bank, 406 Main, bds. 8 Ashland
Williams Charles A. clerk, 464 Main, bosrdi
87 Plessant
Williams Charles F. mason, 61 Green, b<li-
28 Washington [do.
Williams Charles H. messenger, house 5S7
Williams Charles H. foreman, 666 Main, k
8 Dudley pi.
Williams Charlotte A. dressmaker, 811 Kilnf
boards do. red Stlem
Williams Daniel, watchman, 94 Grove, k
WlUlams Duane B. apothecary, 16 Liooolo
square, boards 168 Sonthbridge
Williams Dwelley, monlder, 92 Thomas, k
21 Highland [627 Mftio
Williams Edgar A. machinist, 110 Green, b.
Williams Bdward D. painter, r. 907 PlesMSt,
bds. 11 Sever
POPULATION OF COMECHCUT,
oovawLT m
WORCESTER ['W] DIREOTORT.
335
Williams Emily, house 21 West
Williams Eugene A. milkman, house Bailey
D. city line
Williams £. O. solicitor, 492 Main, boards 9
Chandler [school, b. 62 High
Williams Fannie A. teacher, Ledge street
WUiiams Frank, tuner, 25 Union, house 10
Wacbusett
WiUiams Frank B. moulder, 51 Green, bds.
589A Main
Williams Frank B. wire worker, house W.
Boylaton, Barber's crossing
Williams Frank T. foreman, 57 Green, house
61 Orange
Williams Fred. C. moulder, 92 Thomas, bds.
21 Highland [h. 163 Southbridge
Williams F. Edwin, organ maker, 9 May,
Williams Geo. E. clerk, 162 Front, bds. 147
Main
Williams George W. carpenter, h. Prloulx
n. Hemans [ton
Williams Henry, painter, bds. 32 Washing-
WUllams Ira F. clerk, 462 Main, boards 18
TmmbuU
Williams James, coachman, 857 Main, house
17 Hollywood [Millbury
WiUiams James A. clerk, 90 Green, bds. 64
Williams James £. moulder, 37 Gold, boards
594 Main [sq. station, h. do.
WiUiams Jeremiah, baggage master, Lincoln
WiUiams John, driver, 228 Main, boards 86
Mulberry [21 Queen
WiUiams John A. bootcutter, 82 Austin, b.
WiUiams John H. printer, 47 Main, house
73 Washington [64 do.
WUiiams John H. clerk, 62 Millbury, boards
WiUiams John M. freight agent, Worcester,
Nashua & Rochester R. R. 80 Shrews-
bury, house 62 Lincoln
WiUiams Kate, attendant, Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
WUiiams Levi H. chalrmaker, 15 Union, h.
11 Fountain
WILLIAMS MARTIN B. mlUlnery goods,
and agent Barrett's Dye House, 248
Main, h. 43 do. — See page 576
Williams Mary A. house 9 Lily
Williams Mary M. widow of Norman B. h.
r. 65 Exchange [bury
Williams Michael, wire drawer, h. 64 Mill-
Williams Nathan A. chalrmaker, 15 Union,
boards 40 Austin
WlUlamH Norman A. moulder, 149 Wash-
ington, boards United States Hotel
Williams N. Gordon, bookkeeper, 20 Salis-
bury, house 45 Lincoln
WUiiams Patrick, driver, Groton, b. Winter
WiUiams Patrick, laborer, boards 52 Green
Williams Peter, laborer, h. 86 Mulberry
Williams Phebe, widow of John, boards 23
Queen [20 Harvard
Williams Rachel R. widow of Hartley E. h.
Williams Robert, driver, 454 Main, h. 311 do.
WiUiams Sally R. nurse, b. 262 Pleasant
Williams Seth D. carpenter, 153 South-
bridge, house do.
Williams Stephen S. laborer, h. 86 Mulberry
Williams Susan, washerwoman, h. Hinds ct.
WiUlaras Thomas, wool buyer, house Xelces-
ter, V. F. [near city line
Williams Thomas J. farmer, house Bailey
Williams Walter A. machinist, W., N. & R.
R. R. repair shop, boards 85 Summer
WUiiams Warren, house 8 Ashland
WiUiams Watkln, wlreworker, house 12
Prescott pi. [Wilson c. Marshall
WUiiams William, butcher, 107 Front, h.
Williams Wra. laborer, boards 3 Cbeever
WiUiams Wm. A. lawyer, 10 Ghapin block,
house 26 Cedar [Austin
Williams Willis E. clerk, 162 Front, h. 209
Williamson Arthur M. farmer, b. Salisbury
n. Forest [b. 54 Portland
WUliamson David C. machinist, 180 Union,
WUllamson Frank E. clerk, W., N. & R. R.
R. house 42 Grove
WUllamson George H. cabinetmaker, 19
Union, house 9 Lin wood pi.
Williamson Hiram R. capt. Insurance patrol,
4 Barton place, boards do. [Grove
Williamson Milton W. carpenter, house 42
Williamson Parker, cabinetmaker, 19 Union,
h. at Ayer Junction [boards do.
Willis Ainred C. photographer, 393 Main,
WlUiH Dan ford S. mason, house 3 Market
Willis Daniel S. coachman, 39 Elm, bds. do.
Willis Dolly M. widow of Hiram, house 17
Sycamore [38 do.
Willis Eugene W. driver, 36 Foster, house
WlUis George, propr. Farnumsville Express,
420 Main, h. at Farnumsville [Oxford
Willis Samuel C. Jr. solicitor, 10 Pearl, h. at
Willis Walter, coachman, 71 Elm
WiUs Wilson C. attendant, Wor. Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Willson Almlra, widow of Clark, h. 9 Glen
Willson Henry C. wlreworker, h. 12 Normal
WlUson Horace W. foreman, 94 Grove, h.
16 Laurel
Willson Mary E. removed to Templeton
Willson Myra A. boarding-house, 216 Main
Wilmarth Hannah E. widow of John B. b.
36 West [18 Howard
Wilmot Bernard, finisher, 54 Hermon, bds.
Wilmot Charles, cutter, 23 Mulberry, house
138 Southbridge [18 Howard
Wilmot Daniel, tinsmith. 140 Exchange, h.
Wilmot George, shoemaker, 30 Grafton, h.
12 Providence
Wilmot Isaac, carpenter, h. 35 Cambridge
Wilmot Oliver, cigar maker, 166 Front, b.
12 Providence [Lovell n. Coes sq.
Wilmouth James, blacksmith, 13 Curtis, h.
WUmouth James B. machinist, 4 Leicester,
h. Lovell n. Coes sq. [h. 14 King
Wilson Ablel E. machinist, 31 Hermon,
WUson Albert C. wire finisher, h. 144 West
Wilson Almira, widow of Hamilton, boards
36 Prescott [5 Blgelow court
Wilson Andrew S. machinist, 22 Cypress, h.
Wilson Annie D. clerk, 462 Main, b. 6 School
Wilson Aspaslo T. boarding-house, 5 Walnut
Wilson Charles, painter, 100 Prescott, house
Southbridge n. city line [14 Grand
Wilson Charles E. machinist, 67 Jackson, b.
Wilson Charles M. canvasser, b. 226 Main
SCHOOLS AND NAMES OF TEACHERS
AMB QIVBN IK THE
DIJtJBCTOBT.
886
WORCB8TBB LWJ DIBBCTORT.
WllBon CharloR W. stencil cutter, 4S8 Main,
house 59 Orange
Wilson D wight £. at Asylnm Chronic Insane,
Summer, hoase 7 Eastern ave.
Wilson Eliza A. widow of Charles H. bds.
5 Winter [hoase 174 do.
Wilson Emerson B. boot treer, 82 Austin,
Wilson Emery, house 11 Hammond
Wilson Emma F. widow of Geo. A. boards
22 Chandler
Wilson Eugene M. removed to Boston
Wilson Everett J. Junk, house 61 MUlbury
Wilson Frank C. clerk. Post Office* boards
54 Portland [Central
Wilson George, helper, 95 Thomas, bds. 56
Wilson George C. printer, 66 Grafton, house
28 Plymouth
Wilson George H. musician, h. 54 Portland
Wilson George M. (A, H, Johnson dt Co»Jt
69 Central and 26 Elliott, house do.
Wilson George W. bootcutter, h. 58 Wood-
land [Main
Wilson George W. salesman, house r. 682
Wilson Harry W. painter, house 184 Salem
Wilson Henry, porter, Union depot, house
19 Glen
Wilson Henry, machinist, boards 126 Front
Wilson James E. rem*d to Moravia, N. Y.
Wilson James M. stltcher|18 Mechanic, bds.
at West Boylston W
Wilson Jason, removed f^om city
Wilson Jennie, waiter, 245 Front, boards 82
Pleasant [Grafton
Wilson John, farmer, house Harrington n.
Wilson John, laborer, house 18 Suffolk
Wilson John, painter, 626 Main, house 10
Chelsea [80 do.
Wilson John A. clerk, 128 Chandler, boards
Wilson John C. cutter, 18 Mechanic, house
14 Grand [Abbott
Wilson John L. laborer, 42 Gardner, h. 89
Wilson John W. machinist, 161 Union, bds.
Steamer No. 8, Prescott
Wilson John W. machinist, b. 82 Assonet
Wilson Joseph, comber, Pakachoag Mill, b.
10 Chelsea [81 Liberty
Wilson Joseph A. hairdre88er, 218 Main, h.
WILSOK J. FRED, metal puncher, 28
Hermon, h. 8 Merrick. — Seepage 646
Wilson Lewis, wire drawer, h. 101 Millbury
Wilson Lewis C. engineer, B. & A. R. R. h.
79 Harrison [Bartlett pi.
Wilson Mark H. machinist, 110 Green, bds.
Wilson Martin, foreman. Crescent, bouse 159
Lincoln [Main, h. 1 Leicester
Wilson Merrick (Wilson A Holden), 154
Wilson Minnie, attendant, Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Wilson Minnie L. clerk, 172 Front, boards
60 Austin
Wilson Richard B. laborer, h. 89 Abbott
Wilson Sarah W. clerk, boards 288 Main
Wilson William H. Janitor, Union depot,
boards do.
WILSON ft HOLDEN (M. Wilson and W.
HoMenJt flour, grain, lime, cement and
seeds, 154 ^aXn.^ See page 558
Wilson, see Wlllson
Wimmer Joseph, rem'd Anom city
Winans Smith, Janitor Trinity M. R. Chnr^
boards do.
Winch Martin D. fireman, h. 146 BTchange
Winchenbaugh Harvey, removed to Waldo-
borough, Me. [86 ArA
Winchenbaugh Jaaon A. wireworker, hows
Winchester George M. driver, 84 Foster, h.
52 Lamartine [h. 1 LaneaBter
Winchester George W sawyer, S5 Union,
Winchester Samuel B. photofi;rapher, 811
Main, house 14 Kingsbuty
Winchester William J. painter, h. 7 Orchard
Windle John £. cloth measwciag machtnca.
boards 6 Belknap [Fut
Wing Katie, housekeeper, Salem square oor.
Wingate George, h. 179 Pleasant [Pleaaank
Wingate Phebe T. widow of Aaron, h. 179
Winn Albert, stonecutter, h. r. 74 Prescott
Winn Catharine, widow of Martin, boards
28 Camp
Winn Charles A. carpenter, h. 82 Jackson
Winn Charles F. clerk, house 5 Elliott
Winn Daniel D. foreman, house Pleasant a.
Mill, Tatnuck
Winn Elmer L. painter, boards 62 Austin
Winn Frank, laborer, house 10 Briden
Winn Frank, slater, boards Millbrook near
Burncoat [at Holdea
Winn Frank A. woodworker, 21 Cypress, h.
Winn Frank C. machinist, 128 Gold, h. 39
Wachusett
Winn Henry A. machinist, 178 Union, boose
24 DIx [do.
Winn Henry A. Mrs. dressmaker, 24 DIx, h.
WINN JEREMIAH, wheel and spoke
manuf. 29 Cypress, house 84 Irving.—
See page 578
Winn John, wire drawer, boards 17 Sammer
Winn Margaret, widow of Michael, house
10 Sherman [citylioe
Winn Thomas, dyer, house Sonthbridge o.
Winn Willard A. .bookkeeper, 29 Cypress,
boards 84 Irving
Winnard Peter, removed Arom city
Winock Drucy Miss, Ironer, h. 49 Aastin
Winock Fred, died Dec. 11. 1882, age 22
Winship Henry B. (J. B, Bamabp A Co.),
16 Front, house at Providence, R. I.
Winship William B. woodworker, 84 Pres-
cott, h. 150 Central [PorUaad
Winslow Albert H. clerk. 111 Front, bds. 87
Wlnslow Charles, machinist, 81 Mulberry,
house 81 Edward
Winslow Frank E. removed to Boston
Winslow Judith £. widow of John C. b. 17
8o. Russell [Russell
Winslow J. Archie, cutter, house 17 South
Winslow Mary R. boards Mill c Pleasant,
Tatnuck
WINSLOW SAMUEL, ice and roller skate
manuf. 81 Mulberry, house 6 Linden.—
Seepage 676 [bds. 6 Llodeo
Winslow Samuel E. student (at Harvard),
Winslow Edward A. driver. Am. Express
Co. rear Union depot, h. 41 Belmont
Winter Eleanor, died Aug. 18, 1888, age 81
Winter Irvah L. student, boards 102 Elm
FOR HACK FARES,
CON8UZT TMB
DIBECTOBT.
WORCESTER [VV] DIREOTORT.
887
Winter Mary 8. boose 78 Thomas
Winter Sosan D. nurse, 72 Pearl* bds. do.
Winter Snsan P. widow of Christopher D.
honse 41 Belmont
Wintersgill William W. (Wood^ Jennison A
Oo.)t Hammond c. R. B. h. 9 Clifton
WIRE GOODS GO* Iron and brass wire
goods manofs. 20 Union. — See page 661
Wiseman Robert W. harness maJLsr, 189
Union, h. 22 Vine [Washington
Wiseman Thomas, laborer, honse 172
Wiseman Thomas R. boot treer, 60 King, b.
16 Blnff
Wistman August, b. Slgoomey n.Edgeworth
Witham Wm. F. farmer, b. Plantation near
DlTision
Witherby Calvin K. honse 6 Mason
Wltherby Charlotte, clerk, bds. 7 Oberlin
Witherby George T. bookkeeper, 26 Salis-
bury, house 1 Jackson
Witherby Luke B. ( Witherby^ Bugg A Bkh-
ardaonjt 26 Salisbury, h. 9 Portland
WITHEBBT. BUGG ft RICHARDSON
(L. B. WUherhy, G. J. Bugg and S. Jf.
Bie?iard9onJj wood working machinery,
26 Salisbury.— /9«e|>a^e 628
Witherell Whitfleld, clerk, 18 Thomas, h.
66 West
Withlngton Augustine J. laborer, house 288
Pleasant
Withlngton Augustus S. clerk, 1 Webster
sq. h. 8 Montague
Witt Frank A. machinist, 140 Union, bouse
11 Belmont
Witt Geo. H. teamster, 86 Central, bds. 141
Summer [bds. do.
Witt Sarah H. Mrs. dressmaker, 60 Irving,
Witter George B. clerk, 77 Foster, boards
867 Main
Witter Henry M. sec'y State Mut. Life
Assurance Co. 240 Main, house 9 West
Wolcott Lucien, finisher, 164 Front, house
at Mlllbnry [at MlUbury
Wolcott Samuel, finisher, 164 Front, boardls
Wold Peter, painter, house 18 Carroll
Wolf Augustus, removed to New York city
Wolf Frederick, laborer, h. Dry den near
Edge worth [Madison
Wolf Richard, carpenter, 196 Union, bds. 10
Wolfe Isaac, fiirmer, h. Grove n. Forest
WoUbrook James F. laborer, h. 78 Thomas
Wollbrook Lulu, widow of Geo. F. bds. 78
Thomas
Wolstad Arne, wireworker, b. 69 Orchard
Wood Abljah N. propr. Barre express, 18
Mechanic, house at Barre
Wood Albert, physician, 67 Pleasant, h. do.
Wood Albert £. painter, 100 Prescott, bds.
at Clinton
Wood Andrus Mrs. dressmaker, 609 Main,
house do. [house do.
Wood Annie E. Mrs. dressmaker, 18 Maple,
Wood Arthur J. ferrule maker, 70 School,
boards 168 Pleasant
Wood Anrin (Wood, Jenniaon d Co. J, Ham-
mond cor. R. R. house 10 Edward
Wood Burton H. moulder, Hammond n. R.
R. b. 88 Hermon
Wood Caroline S. widow of Alphonso, h.
69 Lincoln [Gates
Wood Caroline W. widow of Edwin H. h. 28
Wood Charles, house 28 Hamilton
Wood Charleb, h. 14 Windsor c. Mt. Vernon
Wood Charles, coachman, Burncoat n. Mill-
brook, house 16 Carlton
Wood Charles A. news room, 162i Pleasant,
bds. 19 Wachnsett
Wood Charles H. boot finisher, 162 South-
bridge, h. 26 Salem [rear do.
Wood Charles O. coachman, 77 Lincoln, h.
Wood Charles W. lawyer, 1 P. O. block, h.
68 Main
Wood Corbln O. armorer, h. 108 Austin
Wood Cornelius N. gardener, h. 88 Portland
Wood Cyrenne, widow of Darius A. house
14 Madison
Wood Cyrus G. woolen manuf. (at Holden\
h. 21 Harvard [Webster, Bamardvllle
Wood Daniel C. painter, 28 Webster, house
Wood Edna J. dressmaker, bds. 406 Main
Wood Edward M. ft Co. hardware, 629 Main,
house 6 Ripley
Wood Edwin A. bookkeeper, h. 10 Walnut
WOOD EDWIN H., Harwood & Qninpy
Machine Co. 60 Lagrange, h. 26 Oread pL
—Seepage 694
Wood Edwin H. 2d. woodworker, 100 Pres-
cott, house at West Boylston
Wood ElfV^do E. clerk, N. & W. R. R. 21
Park, boards 27 Clinton
Wood Emma A. widow of Charles F. bds. 1
Wachusett [Walnut
Wood Emma I. milliner, 86 Pearl, boards 16
Wood Esther, widow of Francis B. house 8
Coral [Webster, Bamardvllle
Wood Fred. C. machinist, 28 Webster, bds.
Wood George, solecntter, 11 Water, house
67 Winter
Wood George A. bookkeeper, 196 Union, h.
27 Clinton [n. R. R. h. HI Beacon
Wood George E. pattern maker, Hammond
Wood Geo. H. polisher, 199 Front, bds. 82
Clifton
Wood George L. propr. Upton express, 420
Main, h. at Upton [14 Sever
Wood Harry M. bookkeeper, 66 Grafton, h.
Wood Henry J. upholsterer, 16 Union, bds.
88 Portland
Wood Herbert C. laborer, b. 182 Front
Wood Horace B. moulder, 62 Jackson, house
88 Hermon
Wood James, conductor, B. & A. R. R. h. at
So. Framlngham [h. do.
Wood James P. farmer, Woodland place,
WOOD, JENNISON A CO. (AuHn Wood,
Samuel S. Jennieon and Wm. W. Winten"
gilljn machinists' tools manufis. Ham-
mond cor. R. R. — Seepage 647
Wood John E. painter, b. 7 Layard pi.
Wood John H. machinist, 42 Gardner, h. 82
Clifton
Wood John M. musical instrument maker,
446 Main, h. 168 Pleasant [Slgel
Wood John W. machinist, 62 Jackson, h. 18
Wood Joseph, driver, 82 Green, h. Franklin
Wood J. Albert, salesman, house 18 Maple
FOR HACK FARES,
22
CONSULT THB
niMBOrOBT.
888
WORCESTER ["W] DIRECTORY.
Wood J. Frank, clerk, boards 21 Harvard
Wood Leander S. machinist, 178 Union, h.
74 Myrtle
Wood Loring A. reedmaker, 9 May, house
48 Piedmont [Clinton ct.
Wood Lottie E. widow of JoImi, house 6
Wood Lucius A. machinist, 9 May, house 27
Hollywood [Canterbury
Wood Mary, widow of Joseph, boards 184
Wood May I. clerk, boards 15 Sudbury
Wood Mioard, painter, house Lovell n. May
Wood Moses, blacksmith, 57 Jackson, h. 80
Lafayette
Wood Oliver, boot bottomer, 108 Front, h.
80 Langdon [h. 12 Hanover
Wood Oliver B. (SanfordJb Wood), 8 Maple,
Wood Otis C. A. clerk, 90 Green, h. 28 Gold
Wood Otis W. puncher, 11 Cypress, house
41 Shelby
Wood Peter, supt. 110 Grove, h. 4 Wesby
Wood Pliny L. reedmaker, 9 May, boards 85
Oread [at Millbury
Wood Pliny W. bookkeeper, 66 Lincoln, h.
Wood Roland A. pastor Church of the Unity,
bds. Lincoln House
Wood R. H. widow of Pliny, bds. 690 Main
Wood Samuel D. carpenter, house Oakland
n. Webster, Barnardville
Wood S. Wilder, solicitor, 492 Main, house
180 Southbridge
Wood Thomas E. bds. Forest n. Salisbury
Wood Walter F. clerk, 624 Main, boards 168
Pleasant [Millbrook
Wood Watson L. farmer, h. Burncoat near
Wood Wilder S. solicitor, h. 180 Southbridge
Wood William C. chalrmaker, 15 Union, b.
98 Main
Wood William E. died Aug. 6, 1888, age 64
Wood Wm. H. hatter, 810 Main, house at
Westboro*
Wood Wm. H. removed from city
Wood William J. gardener, Loudon, boards
184 Canterbury
Wood William O. boot crimper, h. 1 Coral
Wood Zebedee C. woodworker, 171 Union,
boards at Millbury
Wood, see Woods
Woodard Frederic A. druggist, 167 Green,
house 45 Endicott [Houghton
Woodard George D. truckman, house 86
Woodard James, policeman. City Hall, house
2 George street court
Woodard Nelson H. removed to No. Dana
Woodard Wilder L. reedmaker, 9 May, house
48 Austin [Mechanic n. Spring
Woodburn James, currier, 148 Front, boards
Woodbury B. M. widow, boards 8 Everett
Woodbury Climena Y. Mrs. nurse, boards
14 George [25 Oread
Woodbury Eliza, widow of Charles C. bds.
Woodbury Geo. F. physician, 61 Pleasant,
house do. [Main, h. 86 Kendall
Woodbury John C. (Kyes A WoodburyJ^ 852
Woodcock Alonzo, carpenter, h. 4 Fruit
Woodcock Alonzo B. fish, 4 Fruit, bds. do.
Woodcock Bridget Mrs. washerwoman, h.
7 Penn avenue [b. 192 Prescott
Woodcock Edward, carpenter, 14 Norwich,
Woodcock Emily, painting teacher.
Main, boards at Leicester
Woodcock Ernest F. clerk, house 10 Hoiu
Woodcock George M. blacksmltii, reir
Washington square, house 14 Fenn ai
Woodcock George S. foreman, 68 Wt
ton sq. h. 62 Coral [77 If]
Woodcock Ira E. carpenter, 66 Jackson,
Woodcock Isaac A. blacksmith, r. 5 Wi
Ington sq. h. 20 Clarkson
Woodcock James F. carpenter, house 11
Pleasant
WOODCOCK L. & CO. card dothi
manufs. at Leicester, Mass.— iSeep.
Woodford Alia Mrs. elocution teacher,
Main, bds. 14 High [Hi
Woodford George M. clerk, 19 UdIod, b.
Woodford James B. secretary and
Loring & Blake Organ Co. 19 Uni
house 9 High [85 Sai
Woodhall William, machinist, 140 Union,
Woodhead Joe, boot treer, 7 Washii
square, house 71 Park
Woodhead Mary, widow of WiUiam,
Leicester, Valley Falls
Woodhead , grinder, 20 Manchester
Wood Is Asenath Mrs. boards 52 High
Woodis Erastus W. saloon, 4 Mechanic,
Leicester cor. Montague [52
Woodis George H. bookkeeper, 68 High,
Woodis Henry S. watchmaker, 8 Front,
52 High [6 Chat
Woodis Horace W. cutter, 68 High,
Woodis Julia M. widow of Austin W.
65 Eastern ave. [at
Woodlti Walter H. machinist, 186 Unhm,
Woodlock Geo. A. carpenter, 110 Green,
2 Barclay
Woodman Charles C. principal Ledge st
school, house 14 Lincoln square
Woodman Dana, manager Wore Academy^l
Providence, house do.
Woodman David O. card manufacturer, h. Sj
Hammond [Continental H(
Woodman Frank E. solicitor, 492 Main, bds«|
Woodman George, canvasser, 291 Main, ^]
586 do.
Woodman William F. removed to Spencer
Woodruff Henry H. carpenter, h. 21 Gardner'
Woods Ann, house 87 East Worcester
Woods Arthur W. (Woods d Buggh ^'
Front, boards 8 Allen
Woods Catherine, domestic, h. 12 Beach
Woods Dolly S. widow of Moses W. hoQS*.
8 Allen [house 6 Cotfl
Woods Dwight B. machinist, 4 Leicester,
Woods Eliza M. died Sept. 10, 1888, age Ih
Woods Emily A. widow of Joseph L. hoBM
57 Eastern avenue
Woods Hervey W. carpenter, house 8 Booth
Russell [80 Medunlc
Woods James, moulder, 77 Foster, boards
Woods Jennie, seamstress, 515 Main, boardf
6 Chatham [Assonet
Woods John, laborer, 77 Foster, IxMutls Ul
Woods John G. clerk, 94 Front, boards t
Oxford place
Woods Jonas W. machinist, house 60 Hill
THE WORCESTER
DIXSCTOMT cireuUMieB in neariy
Union, and 9<nne abrddd, Adverttsert
d, li
ataUinthm
theP$m)i0^
W0BCE8TEB [WJ DIRECTORY.
889
Woods Margaret, widow of Henry L. hoose
7 Waflhbarn
Woods Maria A. Japanner, boards 60 Mill
Woods Peter, laborer, 6. & A. R. R. boards
42^ Sommer
Woods Rosa, domestic, boards 12 Beach
Woods Sarah S. widow of James £. house
164 Lincoln . [80 Mechanic
Woods Thomas, moulder, 77 Foster, boards
Woods William, student, boards 16 Dix
Woods William, mason, house 18 Lily
Woods William J. clerk, 486 Main, boards
80 Pleasant
Woods & Rugg (A. W, Woods and 0. W.
JBugg)^ civil engineers, 82 Front
Woodslde William 8. carpenter, house 188
Pleasant
Woodward Albert E. farmer, h. 285 Pleasant
Woodward Amherst D. truckman, house 24
Cutler
Woodward Asa H. packer, house 2 Cottage
Woodward Benjamin, carpenter, house 7
Wlnthrop [Prospect
Woodward Charles H. carpenter, boards 28
WOODWARD DAYID M. stone yard,
monuments, &c.. Crescent near B., B.
& O. R. R. firelght house, h. 8 Boynton.
— See page 603 [Pleasant
Woodward Edward M. student, boards 285
Woodward Ella J. stitcher, boards 89 Cutler
Woodward Elmer, cooper, house Elmwood
Woodward Francis Q. house 85 Salem
Woodward Frank, machinist, W., N. & R. R.
R. repair shop, h. 4 Smith's ct. [b. do.
Woodward Frank E. farmer, 285 Pleasant,
Woodward Geo. M. lawyer, 5 Chapln block,
house 831 Main [48 Portland
Woodward Geo. W. salesman, 88 Front, b.
Woodward Harry A. clerk, 94 Grove, boards
19 W^est
WOODWARD HENBT, treas. Worcester
Mechanics Savings Bank, 811 Main, h.
19 West.— iSIee page 477
Woodward Ira E. salesman, 281 Main. bds.
Elmwood [Cutler
Woodward Joseph L. farmer, house 89
Woodward Joslah L. house 40 Woodland
Woodward J. Wallace, machinist, 62 Jack-
son, house 727 Main [b. 62 do.
Woodward Lemuel F. physician, 85 Pearl,
Woodward Mary A. house 12 Southbrldge
Woodward Norman P. clerk, 889 Main,
boards 19 West [ct.
Woodward O. Frank, machinist, h. 4 Smith
Woodward Ralph, student, bds. 52 Pearl
Woodward Ruftis, physician, 52 ]^earl, h. do.
Woodward Ruftis S. clerk, 420 Main, boards
52 Pearl [ware, 420 Main, h. 58 Pearl
Woodward Samuel (KinnicuU A Co.), hard-
Woodward Samuel B. physician, 58 Pearl,
boards do.
Woodward Samuel E. messenger, house 1
Eden [Front, h. at Webster
Woodward Samnel S. paperhanger, 100
Woodward Samuel W. driver, P. O. boards
2ai Pleasant
Woodward Theodore M. sign painter, 222
Main, h. 88 Oak ave.
Woodward Waldo L. cutter, b. 89 Cutler
Woodward Walter E. engineer, W., N. &
R. R. R. house 181 Austin
Woodward William, bookkeeper. Central
National Bank, 452 Main, h. 794 do.
Woodward; see Woodard
Wood worth Albert A. peddler, boards 22i
Pleasant [19 Abbott
Wood worth Clara L. widow of Daniel, bds.
Woodworth James S. house 14 Vine
Woodworth John B. architect, 492 Main,
house 2 Alden [Southbrldge
Woolfenden Jesse, dyer, Brussels, bds. 214
Woolfeaden John B. boot treer, 154 Front,
h. 214 Southbrldge [ave.
Worcester Academy, Providence c. Union
Worcester Andrew £. woodworker, 88 N.
Foster, h. 94 Summer
WORCESTER BARB FENCE CO. 85
Union. — Seepage 625
Worcester Bleach & Dye Works, 106 to 110
Grove [manuf. Brussels
Worcester Carpet Co. (W. J. Hogg J, carpet
WORCESTER COAL CO. 1 Post Office
block. — See front cover
Worcester Co-operative Association, gro-
cers, 576 Main
WORCESTER CORSET CO. 566 Main.—
See page 526
WORCESTER CO. INSTITUTION FOR
SAYINGS, 18 Foster.— /^M page 476
WORCESTER DIRECTORY OFFICE, 452
Main. — See front colored page
Worcester Drop Forging Works, Bradley
Worcester Edward F. hairdresser, 100 Park,
boards 11 Dlx
Worcester Edward J. machinist. West
Boylston. NorthvlUe, house do.
Worcester Edward L. woodworker, 88 N.
Foster, boards 94 Summer
Worcester Employment Society, 492 Main
Worcester Excursion Car Co. 442 Main
WORCESTER FELTING CO. 91 Foster.
—See page 680
WORCESTER FERRULE CO. 181 Cen-
tral.— See page 661
WORCESTER FIYE CENTS SAYINGS
BANK. 246 Main.— i^ee page 478
WORCESTER FROG & SWITCH CO.,
Joseph A. Howland supt. 8 London. —
See page 677
WORCESTER GALYANIZED IRON CO.
sheet metal work and chimney venti-
lators, 150 Union. — See pages 588 and
605
WORCESTER GAS LIGHT CO. 2 Bank
block, 11 Fo6ttT.—See page 576
Worcester Homer W. chalrmaker, 15 Union,
boards 6 George
WORCESTER IRON FOUNDRY CO. 56
Qo\(X,—See page 670
WORCESTER LEjCTHER BLEACH CO.
554 M&lu.—See page 668
WORCESTER MACHINE SCREW CO. 75
Beacon.— /See page 575
WORCESTER MALLEABLE IRON CO.
Albany cor. Musqnego.— jSes page 692
Worcester Manufs. Mutual Ins. Co. 448 Main
FOR STATE OFFICERS,
CONSULT TMJB
DIBBCTORT,
340
WORCESTER ^VSTJ DIRECTORY.
w;
WORCESTER MECHANICS SAYINGS
BANK, Central EzchaDge, 811 MalD.-—
See page 477
WORCESTER MOULDING WORKS^ H.
T. Back & Co. proprs. cnrtain poles,
picture fVames and mouldings, 19 Cy-
press.— See page 692
ORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.
877 Main opp. Elm. — See page 482
WORCESTER NATIONAL BANK, 9 Fos-
ter.— See page 469
Worcester Needle Co. 62 Foster
11T0RCESTER NOVELTY WORKS, Mar-
ff tin Bye, proprietor, 86 Foster. — See
page 674 [house 6 Oeorge
Worcester Oliver W. varnisher, 15 Union,
WORCESTER PLATING CO., J- W.
FoUett, proprietor, 199Frout. — Seep. 676
WORCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT ft TRUST
CO. 448 Main.— /Sfe« page 480
Worcester Silk Co. 91 Foster
WORCESTER STEAM BOILER WORKS,
67 Green.— iS^w front colored page
WORCESTER STEAM ft GAS PIPE
WORKS, 198 Yroni,^ See front coVd page
Worcester Street Railway Co. 16 Market
Worcester Sybil S. at Thomas E. Wood's,
Forest n. Salisbury, h. do. [807 Pleasant
Worcester Theodore F. plumber, 150 Main, h.
WORCESTER WIRE CO. ft. Kansas.—
See page 624
Worcester Woolen Mills, 17 Sonthgate
Worcester & Shrewsbury Railroad, Wash-
ington sq. [b. 84 Chandler
Worden Fred. W. bookkeeper, 17 Hermon,
Worden Lucian K. removed from city
Workman William, physician, 25 Elm, h. do.
Workman William H. physiclan,20 Elm, h. do.
Worth Ella F. boards 21 Mason
Worth Wm. printer, 410 Main, h. 80 Chandler
Worthing Eugene M. driver, h. 84^ Pearl
Worthing Jessie C. at Asylum Chronic In-
sane, Summer, boards do.
Worthing William A. at Asylum Chronic
Insane, Summer, bds. do. [Piedmont
Worthington Lewis A. cutter, 68 High, h. 96
Wray Frank, truckman, house 1016 Main
Wray Joseph, engineer, h. 278 Millbury
Wray Thomas, clerk, boards 16 Col ton
Wren Humphrey, laborer, h. 18 Eaton pi.
Wren Jeremiah, machinist, 100 Prescott, h.
28 Howard
Wren John, currier, 60 Bloomingdale, house
at Millbury [77 EaHt Worcester
Wren Margaret, widow of Gilchrist, house
Wren Patrick J. machinist, 161 Union, h. 42
Barclay
Wrigglesworth Joseph, removed to Meriden,
Conn. [27 Gold
Wright Aaron W. beltmaker, 187 Front, h.
Wright Alfred S. reedmaker, 9 May, house
at West Boylston
Wright Andrew, blacksmith, 4 Leicester, h.
46 Lake [boards 182 Canterbury
Wright Arthur C. machinist, 42 Gardner,
Wright Augusta D. bds. 49 Irving [66 Park
Wright Burton H. clerk, 240 Idain, boards
Wright Caroline, wid. of Luther, h. 20 Edward
Wright Charles L. clerk, bda.
Wright Charles W. foreman, 68 Hl^,
10 Woodland [2 Wiillam at.
Wright Curtis A. steamfltter, 80 Foster,
Wright Edward, pres. Wright Machine
199 Chandler, h. 172 Aostin
Wright Edward J. machinist, house rear
Kingsbury [<
Wright Eliza A. widow of Charles L. h.
Wright George, painter, 71 MecbAnic, h.
Stoneville
Wright George £. machinist, b. MUlbfliyi
av. n. Blithewood
Wright Geo. F. rem'd to Palmer
Wright George 8. clerk, B., B. ft G. B. a
office. Union depot, bds. 151 Pleauot
Wright Harry, die sinker, 42 Gardner, k
182 Canterbury
Wright Henry J. saloon, 11 Millbury, h.di^
Wright Henry J. foreman, aewer dept. h. 9
Shelby [R. R. h. 13 Floreoet
Wright Horace M. machinist, Lagrange oor.
Wrigtit Jabez W. grainer, 6 Norwich, boose
Webster n. city line [31 Sales
Wright Jacob D. Inventor, 199 Cbandlef, K
Wright James, shoemaker, b. 26 Lyon
Wright John, b. Milton c. Edgeworth [baiy \
Wright John B. carpenter, b. 141 Shrews-
Wright John H. boot crimper, b. 16 Blof
Wright John K. salesman, b. r. 51 Klngsbny
Wright Joseph, anctioneer, b. 15 Coogres
Wright Julia £. supervisor, Worcester Ijor
atic Hospital, Belmont, boards do.
Wright Laura L. (L, S. d L. L. WrighiU M
Lake, boards do. [Lake, b. do.
Wright Laura S. & L. L. dressmaken, 4C
Wright Levi, mason, house 88 Thome
Wright Lewis A. carpenter, b. 29 Main
Wright Luther M. clerk, Prov. & Wore. R.
R. freight office. Green, b. at SomenriBe
WRIGHT MACHINE CO. cotton and
woolen machinery and water wheel gov-
ernors, 199 Chandler. — Seepages^
Wright Mitchell, farmer, h. Millbaiy aTe.n.
Blithewood
Wright Morris S. removed to Foxcrolt, Me.
Wright Peter, laborer, 110 Green, b. 15 Ward
Wright Seth, blacksmith, rear 25 Hermon, h.
17 Curtis [17 Cartis
Wright Vinal S. blacksmith, r. 25 Hermon, b.
Wright William H. removed to Providence,
R. I. [bouse 207 do.
Wright Willis E. machinist, 199 Chandler,
Wrightson George, porter, 440 Main, boards
79 do. [Mechanie
Wrightson ATames, driver, 82 Green, bda. 80
Wrigley James, died July 12, 1888, age 68
Wrigley Jeanette, widow of James, hooae
11 Maple
Wrisley George H. carpenter, boose r. 174
Chandler [b. 86 Lafajette
Wunderllch Charles, armorer, 81 Hennon,
Wurst Charles W. reed-board maker, tf
Union, house 22 Wacbusett
Wurster Jacob G. H. removed ttom citr
Wyatt Charles £. printer, 442 Main, hoott
19h Charlton
Wyeth Warren N. carpenter, h. 21 darkaoa
WORCESTER PHARMACY,
G. K. MBLLOB, B
1&
O MAIN Mr. JPLMAJUMT*
WORCESTER [Y Z] DIRECTORY.
341
Wyeth WiUard, machinist, b. 60 Austin
Wyman Alft'ed, house 79 Lincoln [9 Barclay
Wyman Chandler, butcher, 190 Front, house
Wyman Estes B. removed to Boston
Wyman Franklin, paper manuf. h. 77 Lincoln
Wyman Qeorge W. painter, 12 Norwich, h.
Plantation n. B. & A. R. K.
Wyman Henry, driver, II Austin, b. do.
Wyman Henry H. newspapers, bds. 7 Otis
Wyman Horace, superintendent, 110 Green,
house 76 Providence
Wyman Horace W. ( fFyman A ChrdonJ^ Wor-
cester Drop Forging Works, Bradley, b.
76 Providence
Wyman John L. clerk, 286 Main, b. 68 do.
Wyman Martha T. teacher. Woodland st.
school, b. 19 Madison [Paine
Wyman Washington W. carpenter, house 40
WTMAN ft GORDON (Horace W, Wyman
and Lyman F. Oordon), Worcester Drop
Forcing Works, Bradley c. Gold st. ct.
— See page 642
Tatbs Michael, brakeman, b. 98 Mechanic
Yatter John, Jr. silver plater, 80 Exchange,
house 148 Pleasant
Tauchoukoskl John, gardener, house 119
Canterbury [60 Beacon
Yazigan John, weaver, 81 Soutbbridge, h.
Yearnshaw William, bootmaker, 22 Pearl, h.
16 Bellevue
Yeaton Chas. £. shoemaker, bda. 29 Orient
Yeaton George H. optician, b. Waldo House
Yeaton John C. produce, 186 Front, house
984 Main
Yeaton Willis S. carpenter, h. 26 Hawley
Yeaw Charles S. machinist, 67 Jackson, b.
82 Portland
Yeaw Curtis S. caterer, h. 68 Providence
Yeaw Joseph C. freight master, boards 76
Summer [Douglas
Yocht Peter, laborer, 62 Jackson, house 4
York F. Melissa, widow of Frazer, h. 19^
Charlton
Young Albert, machinist, house 22 Carbon
Young Alpheus, engineer, 10 B. Worcester,
house 8 Myrtle [ave. n. Harrington
Young Alpheus, jr. reedmaker, b. Millbury
Young Andrew, boot treer, 619 Main, b. 44
Salem [Union place
Young Andrew J. teamster, 96 School, h. 7
Young Annie £. wld. of Sewall, h. 644 Main
Young Artemas, driver, 84 Foster, house 17
Fulton [Main
Young Arthur L. driver, 18 Pleasant, b. 644
Young Arthur O. bookkeeper, 188 Union, b.
100 Summer [Blossom
Young Augustus C. boot crimper, house 1
Young Charles, spinner, HopeviUe Manuf.
Co. house 6 Taft [Church, h. 26 Coral
Young Charles, pastor Coral Street M. E.
Young Charles H. sawyer, house 16 Valley
Y'oung Charles H. clerk, 476 Main, house 188
Pleasant [44 Salem
Young Charles M. boot treer, 82 Austin, h.
Young C. Alexander, laborer, 41 Water, b.
27 Providence [h. 46 Arlington
Young Edwin B. engineer, W., N. & R. R. R.
Young Elizabeth, widow, house 22 Carbon
Young Elizabeth B. widow of Lewis, boards
68 Leicester [Chandler
Young Fanny, widow of Charles E. h. 109
Young Frances S. boards 46 Providence
Young Frank, removed to Holland, Mass.
Young Frank A. watchman, Wor. Lunatic
Hospital, Belmont, b. do.
Young Frederick E. brakeman, B. & A. R. R.
h. 61 Summer
Young George M. teamster, house 64 John
Young Henry J. machinist, 42 Gardner, bds.
122 Washington
Young Henry P. removed to Boston
Young Herbert S. brakeman, B. & A. R. R.
b. 644 Main [h. 8 George
Young Horace A. master mechanic, 94 Grove,
Young James, machinist, h. 6 Union place
Young James H. coachman, 28 Queen, h. 4
Newbury [h. 8 Everett
Young John W. Insurance, 1 Chapin block.
Young John W. upholsterer, 16 Mechanic,
house 42 Piedmont
Young John W. Mrs. widow, h. 8 Everett
Young Joseph H. watchman, h. 7 Decatur
Young Louisa T. widow of Robert, bds. 28
West [Library, b. 14 High
Young Lucie A. asst. Librarian, Free Public
Young Mary, boards 21 Irving
Young Mary, died Aug. 6, 1888, age 77
Young Mary E. widow of Zelotes, boards 66
Southbridge [line, bds. do.
Young Melvin E. farmer, Webster n. city
Young Men's Christian Assoc. 411 Main
Young Priestley (Young & Kneeland), 28
Pearl, h. 9 Harvard [Southgate
Young Samuel, machinist, 62 Jackson, h. 78
Young WiUard H. mason, h. rear 7 Hudson
Young William, wire drawer, bds. 27 Provi-
dence [Charlton
Young William H. bookkeeper, house 18
Young William H. plumber, 61 Main, h. 16
Fruit [Southbridge
Young William H. engineer, house 66
YOUITG WILLIE G. & CO. machinists'
and shoe tools manufe. 19 Church, house
18 Charlton.— <9ee page 648
YOUNG A KN EELAND fP- Toung and A.
L. KneelandJ, real estate, 28 Pearl. —
See page 496
Youngjohns Cornelius, weaver, b. 6 Cheever
ZAEDEB BENJAMIN, saloon, 14 Mechanic,
house 67 Exchange.— /Sieepa^/e 642
Zaeder Benjamin A. salesman, 16 Front, b.
67 Exchange
Zaeder Kittle, operator, boards 67 Exchange
ZAHONYI LOUIS J. confectioner and ice
cream manuf. 882 Main, boards 87 Me-
chanic.— See page 688
Zeeder James J. blacksmith, 100 Prescott,
house at Ayer Junction [7 Elliott
Zetterman Carl C. salesman, 86 Front, bds.
Zichelbein Agnes, teacher, 26 Chatham, b. do.
Ziromer Frank, peddler, boards 87 Spring
Zimmermann Adam, armorer, 42 Gardner, h.
87 Canterbury [house do.
Zitkov Louis B. F. eating-house, 181 Main,
FOR PLEASURE DRIVES,
CONSULT THB
DIHBOTOBT,
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Account Adjusters.
MUZZY L. C. 28 Lincoln sq. (See
page 614j
* Agents.
CLAIM.
Abbott F. E. 528 Main
ESTABROOK G. H. 844 Main (See
page 498^
COLLECTION.
EASTMAN C. H. 4 CHnton court
(See page 686^
Flske A. H. 88 Orange
Holcomb Oscar, 408 Main
HUBBARD C. K. 460 Main (See
page 498^
Key on N. J. 16 Mechanic
Knight R. A. 452 Main
Marsh A. 18 Mechanic
MIRICK J. B. 826 Main (See page
498)
REDDING C. L. & SON, 410 Main
(See page ids )
Staten W. H. & Co. 898 Main
INSURANCE.
See also Insurance Companies.
Allen W. T. 844 Main
BARTON S. R. 448 Main (Seepage
495;
Bonnell J. B. 410 Main
Bradford J. E. 226 Main
Briggs H. S. 852 Main
COOLIDGE & TAYLOR, 564 Main
(See page 494J
CROWELL .T. F. 844 Main (See
page 494;
CURRIER AUGUSTUS N. 492 Main
(See page 485;
DEGAN THOS. S. 492 Main (See
page 557;
Dyer C. M. 862 Main
ELDRED EDWIN & CO. 82 Front
(See page 489;
Fernald Geo. H. 844 Main
Field & Inj^raham, 11 Pleasant
GRANT C. E. 852 Main (See page
488;
HARRINGTON N. A. 492 Main
(See page 494;
HART WELL C. 462 Main (See page
497;
Hopkins F. F. 852 Main
HOUGH WM. 492 Main {See page
495;
KENDALL & LONGLEY, 452
Main (See page 487;
MUNROE A. C. 492 Main (See page
486;
Newton A. V. 826 Main
PARKS L. C. 11 Pleasant (See foot
lines under Pj
Pettej^rew D. L. 1 Chapin block
Pike John F. 14 Pearl
Pressev J. W. 452 Main
RICE EDWARD B. 877 Main (See
page 495;
Sanford E. H. 877 Main
Smith William A. 2 Mechanics HaU
TATMAN R. J. 410 Main (See back
cover)
Tacker C. D. 852 Main
WASHBURN J. D. 10 Pearl (See
back colored page)
Whipple Franklin, 514 Main
Yonng J. W. 1 Chapin block
Zaeder B. 14 Mechanic
LOAN.
FOLLANSBEE J. M. 288 Main (See
page 496;
GOULDING & MURPHY, 405 Main
(See page 492;
Savage G. £. 424 Main
SIBLEY GEORGE H. 492 Main
(See page 675;
MERCANTILE.
RUSSELL EDWARD & CO. 452
Main (See page 498;
PATENT.
ARNOLD J. G. 271 Main (Seepage
508;
PATENT RIGHTS.
Lnther J. 12 Front
REAL ESTATE.
Abbott E. E. 22 Pearl
BARNARD W. C, Oakland, Bar-
nardvlUe (See page 497;
Blgelow F. C. & H. 460 Main
Dexter W. H. 654 Main
Eaton A. J. 410 Main
Gage £. S. 16 Mechanic
Oilman John & Co. 12 Front
GREEN JAMES, 2 P. O. block (See
page 500;
HUBBARD C. K. 460 Main (See
page 493;
KNIGHT W. S. 12 Front (Seepage
496;
Pond O. S. 12 Front
RICE & BARTLETT, 10 Pearl fiS^
page 496;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER ^•-*'oS"iSir«^;«SJJ.'^^
>V0KCE8TER BU8INKSS DIRECTORY.
343
Rogers T. M. 424 Main
Tolman A. 425 Main
YOUNG & KNEELAND, 28 Pearl
(See page 496j
STEAMSHIP.
WHITING CHAS. B. ft CO. 415
Main (See page 48 IJ
TRANSPORTATION.
Gelioas A. F. 51 Washington sq.
Grant £. P. 18 Mechanic
liALIME C, Washington square c.
W., N. & B. B. B. (See page
499;
L.ANCASTEB GEO.Y.^HoosacTun'
nel Line, 14 Pearl (See Bail-
roads in Index of Contents)
Liepire J. B. 25 Washington square
Agricultural Mctchin'
ery.
Ames Plow Co. 100 Prescott
Btchardson Manuf. Co. 84 Prescott
Agricultural Stores.
EABLE W. H. 4 Washington sq.
(Seepage 556J
BICE J. ft J. A. 588 Main (Seepage
605;
Ales.
BOWLEB BBOS. (mannfs.)* Qnin-
slgamond av. c. Lafayette (See
page 548;
HEWETT GEO. F. 84 Foster cor.
Waldo (Ste pages bZ^ and 685;
LYNCH B. 89 Washington sq. (See
page 542;
McGilllcQddy T. 8 Bridge
MoMAHON EDWABD, estate of,
26 Spring (Seepage 542;
Amusements.
BIGELOW H. H. (Bigelow*s Gar-
den), Foster cor. Norwich (See
pages 582 and 588;
Antique Stares.
BBOADBENT J. 826 Main (See
page 577;
Apothecaries.
Banfleld W. £. 50 Trumball
Bnfflngton £. D. 800 Main
Burbank J. L. estate of, 876 Main
BUSH ft CO. 56 Front (See foot
lines under B)
Cole C. M. 285 Main
DAVIS W. L. 579 Main and 17
SoQthbridge (Seepage 54i;
DINSMOBE GEORGE F. 41 Park
(See foot lines under D)
Dinsmore Silas, 135 Main
FAIBBANKS GEO. E. 10 Front
(See foot lines under F)
FAIBBANKS H. 89 Soathbridge
(Seepage 556;
Farrar ft Agrv, 868 Main
Frost J. H. 899 Main
Froet M. P. agent, 62 Grafton
GREEN L. M. 8 VXaSiJSBXil ( See page
575;
HAMANT GEOBGE B. 498 Main
(See page 541;
Harris F. M. ft Co. 814 Main
Jacques Napoleon, 186 Front
Jannery J. R. 70 Front
MELLOB G. K. (War, Fharmacy),
480 Main and 442 Soathbridge
(See foot lines under M)
Baymond E. A. W. 98 Summer
Scott N. R. ft Son, 569 Main
Spurr S. I. Mrs. 825 Main
Tenney Frank H. 152 Pleasant
Tourtellotte G. M. 570 Main
Weatherbee A. G. 286 Front
Wilkinson F. M. 1055 Main
Willard W. H. 160^ Chandler
Williams Duane B. 16 Lincoln sq.
Woods rd F. A. 167 Green
Architects.
BABKEB ft NOUBSE, 425 Main
(See page 50S)
BOYDEN E. ft SON, 406 Main (See
page 575;
Brown A. B. 16 Chapin block
BUBLEIGH C. H. 448 Main (Se€
page 503;
CUTTING A. P. 464 Main (See
page 505 j
EABLE STEPHEN C. 492 Main
(See page 504;
FULLEB ft DELANO, 452 Main
(Seepage 505;
Woodworth J. B. 492 Main
Art Ooods.
HAWES F. B. 47 Park (Seepage
512;
Artists.
Boyden D. 898 Main
Clarke J. H. 98 Main
Freeland A. C. Mrs. 18 Pearl
Hammond Nellie C, Moreland
Hardy C. K. 515 Main
Hathaway Caroline A. 22 Lincoln
square
HOOEBB E. M. 209 Main (Seepage
512;
Howland F. E. 9 Silver
O'CONNOR E. A. (portraU), 5
Maple (Seepage 513;
Platts L. Mrs. 527 Main
READ E. D. 88 Clifton (Seepage
522;
Sartle S. G. Mrs. 868^ Main
Southwick Jeanie Lea (water coU
ors), 6 Home
SUVERKROP R. E. M. 18 Clifton
(Seepage 512;
Trask A. J. 868i Main
Warren E. A. 492 Main
GEO. E. FAIRBANKS,
Wine of Caiisaya Bmrh and Iron, {fives
strength to the teeah and vigor to the aged*
844
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Asphalt JRoofers.
BABNARD GEO. A. 74 Prescott
(See page QOej •
Auctioneers.
ABBOTT B. W. ft CO. 216 Sammer
(8ee page 498;
CLEMENCE H. M. 14 Pearl (See
page 515 j
FOLSOM J. O. 580 Main (See
page 514;
Kendall H. 848 Main
MIBICK O. W. 204 Main (See
page 516)
Parker A. M. 12 Front
Thayer G. C. 214 Main
Awl Manufs.
AMERICAN AWL CO. 195 Front
{ See page 668;
COATES CLIPPER MANUF. CO.
287 Chandler (See page 662;
McCarty J. ft Co. 19 Church
Awning Manufs.
BOWMAN A. L. & CO. 488 Main
(See page 597 J
BOWMAN H. A. ft CO. 112 Front
(See page 581;
FAIRBANKS H. 88 Southbrldge
(See page 655;
Babbitt Metal.
8HAW LUTHER ft SON, 29 Jack-
son (See page 67 1;
WELLS L. H. 11 N. Foster (See
page 645;
Baggage Bxpresa.
FARNS WORTH C, Union Passen-
ger Station (See page 566;
Bakers.
Bain William, 86 Shrewsbury
Becker George, 78 Lamar tine
Converse W. Ji. 1 1 Austin
Crowell Edward S. 8 Providence
Dubrenll ft Fontaine, 4 Langdon
Galbralth T. 180 Southbrldge
Goddard J. 59 Washington square
HAGER FRANK A. 172 Front (See
page 557 J
Neumann F. 19 Liberty
Oliver Hubbard B. 194 Prescott
PLAISTED W. L. ft SON, 215
Main (See page 544;
Polachl C. 87 Mlllbury
PUR8EY JAMES, 40 Southbrldge
and 284 Pleasant (See page 544;
Boss Lemuel, 58 Chandler
Sargent J. C. 1058 Main
Stearns C. H. 166 Pleasant
Tiemeyer John H. 72 Lamartlne
Verner L. 62 Green
Bale Ties.
WASHBURN ft MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 691;
Bands.
See Music.
Bank Bailings.
NATIONAL MANUF. CO. 179
Main (See page 68i;
Bankers.
Rice ft Whiting, 400 Main
WHITING CHARLES B. ft 00.
415 Main (See page 48i;
Banks.
See also Savings Banks,
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, 452
Main, Henry A. Marsh, cashier
(See page 470;
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, 425
Main, L. W. Hammond, cashier
(See page 472;
CITY NATIONAL BANK, 406
Main, Nathaniel Paine, casliier
(See page 474;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, 410
Main, A. H. Walte, cashier
(See page 475 J
MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK,
811 Main, George B. Merrill,
cashier (See page 478;
QUINSIGAMOND NAT'L BANK,
241 Main, J. L. Chamberlln,
cashier (See page 47i;
WORCESTER NATIONAL BANK,
9 Foster, J. P. Hamilton, cash-
ier (See page 469;
WORCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT
AND TRUST CO. 448 Main, E.
F. Bisco, sec. (See page 480;
Barb Fencing.
WASHBURN ft MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 680
and 69 i;
WORCESTER BARB FENCE CO.
85 Union (See page 625;
Barbers.
See Hairdressers.
Barbers^ Clippers.
COATES CLIPPER MANUF. CO.
287 Chandler (See page 662;
Basket Stores.
BARNARD BROS. 494 Main (See
page 524;
Baths.
BIGELOW H. H., Foster c. Nor-
wich (See pages 582 and 588;
CURTIS CHAS. F. MRS. (vapor
and electric), 58 Pearl (See
page 60S)
Sllckney Nellie F. Mrs. 17 Pied-
mont
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
COMMBBCIAL AVD
SHIPFISO KBWS.
r
WORCESTER BUSINESd DIRECTORT.
845
Bed Ma/aufs.
BUSS k THOMAS, Webster sq.
{8w page 567)
HTLAND W. 18 Park (See p. 599;
Beer Manufs.
HBWETT GEO. F. 84 Foster, cor.
Waldo (See pages 584 and 6S6J
Joyce James H. 86 Sonthbridge
Steele B. A. 24 Assonet
Bell Hangers.
CUMMINGS C. A. (electric), 414
Main ( See page 650;
THOMPSON A. I. 278i Main (See
page 669;
WHEELER F. W. (eleeMc), 28
Pearl (Seepage 650;
Belting Ma/nufs.
QBATON & KNIGHT MANUF. CO.
187 Front (Seepage 667;
HUDSON H. 0. & CO. 148 Front
(See page eei)
WARBEN J. F. & C. G. 195 Front
(See page 666;
Bicycles.
HILL&TOLMAN, 195 Front r^^etf
page 660;
Bill Posters.
Fiske L. B. k Co. 29 Mechanic
Billiard Booms.
Giard & Morrissette, 22 Mechanic
HUl & Pollard, 10 Pearl
Scrymgeoor 8. K. 85 Pearl
Sheldon & Newton, 418 Main
Bird Stores.
MERRILL E. A. 290 Main (See
page 517;
Blacking Makers.
Albertson W. R. 17 Merrick
Churchill J. S. &Co. 88 Soathbridge
Jackson J. W. 89 Abbott
Blacksmiths.
Bouchard E. rear 84 Thomas
BO WD EN A. H. 85 School (See
page 572;
Brigham 8. C. 254 Grove
Brooks John H., Holden n. Grove
BROWN & NASH, Foster c. Bridge
(See page 568)
Callahan Wm., Water c. Vernon
CHAMBERLIN C. E. 78 Exchange
(See page 557;
Chamberlin S. J. 207 Pleasant
Chapleau A., Leicester near Mill
Charbonnean Angnstus, 1 Coes sq.
Coan Patrick, 58 Grafton
Cogger A. F. 209 Mechanic
Dnnkerton C. B., Burnside court
Emerson J. W. 278 Southbridge
Fay T. 118 Green
Fellows D. F. 150 Union
FI8HH. C. 152 Union (Seepage6\5)
Fish R. A. Grove cor. Forest
Gkaren P. Southbridge opp. Ham-
mond
OILMAN ALBERT L. 101 Union
(See page 571)
HARRINGTON & BRO. 85 Central
(See page 560)
Lane Geo. H., Lincoln n. Bumcoat
Lathrop Ellas, 87 Market
Mathews E. C. 84 Central
Morrill Frank, rear 66 Grafton
MORSE ft WALLS, 56 and 58 Her-
mon (See page 686;
NOONE PATRICK & SONS, rear
81 No. Foster (Seepage 566;
O'Leary John B. 5 Canal
Peabody J. rear 66 Grafton
Peirce W. H., Pleasant near Mill
Phillips Luther, 73 School
Phillips & Charbonneau, rear 84
Thomas
Biggs C. rear 24 Waldo
SHAW T. W. &SONS, 126 South-
bridge (See page 568;
Taft L. M., Greenwood c. Millbury
Tracy T., Bellevue c. Chandler
Trombly Dennis, 195 Southbridge
WELLINGTON H. B. rear 40 Ex-
change (Seepage 568;
Wilmouth James, 18 Curtis
Woodcock G. M. r. 5 Washington
square
Wright Seth, rear 25 Hermon
Blacksmiths' Hard^
ware.
MASON JOSEPH P. 152 Front (See
front cover)
Blank Book Manufs.
MILLIKEN & NEWTON, 868i
Main (See page 510;
PUTNAM & DAVIS, 889 Main (See
page 5l\)
SANFORD ft CO. 864 Main (See
opposite page 592;
SAWTELLE W. E. 890 Main (See
back cover)
WESBY J. 8. & SONS, 887 Main
(See page 529)
Bleachers.
Battelle F. 802 Main
WORC. BLEACH &DYE WORKS,
Geo. F. Orr, treas. 110 Grove
(Seepage 519;
WORC. LEATHER BLEACH CO.
(leather), 554 Main (See page
668;
Boarding Houses.
Aldrich A. T. 58 Main
Ames Lizzie J. 14 R\fih
Appersun Jane. 27 Chandler
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER, "^""^^^S'JSSi.^.
346
WORCESTEU BUSINESS DIRECTORT.
Armstrong Margaret, 59 Washing-
ton
Avery ADdr6, 170 Front
Baker C. R. Mrs. 44 School
Baker E. L. Mrs. 76 Pleasant
Barnes C. W. 16 Walnut
Barrett M. A. Mrs. 257 Main
BAY STATE HOUSE. W. L. Shep-
ard, 2d3 Main (Seepage 568;
Beatty Lacy A. Mrs. 80 Summer
Blain L. Mrs. 48 Exchange
Bourgard J. 58 Central
Broad A. G. 19 Maple
Brown A. M. Mrs. 68 Salem
Brown O. D. Mrs. 8 Davis
Burns M. Mrs. 180 Front
Carroll Bridget, 114i Southbridge
Chapman Sophie Mrs. £10 Summer
Clark M. Mrs. 208 Main
Congdon Samuel B. 10 Sudbury
Cronin E. Mrs. 2 Columbia court
Davis M. M. Mrs. 83 Washburn
Dennis M. B. 50 Beacon
Drury L. M. 66 Front
Dunn A. Mrs. 94 Portland
Duquette E. Mrs. 8 Carlton
Engley J. N. 8 Vine
Farley L. S. N. 62 Austin
Farrell W. H. 113 Thomas
Flood H. Mrs. 93 Mechanic
Frost M. £. Mrs. 6 Salem
Gannon D. Mrs. 172 Washington
Goodnow Joseph, 195 Summer
Grosha Mary, 4 Canal
Green Sarah Mrs., MlUbury opp.
Stebbins
Greenwood Richard, 279 Cambridge
Guertin N. 72 Mechanic
Hamilton Cheney, 58 Front
Hamilton W. H. 58 pleasant
Hanley Ellen, 405 Southbridge
Hartford E. Mrs. 38 Hermon
Healy Timotl^y, 165 Millbury
H6rouz C. 80 Central
Hey E. Mrs. 47 Southgate
Holcomb D. A. Miss. 3 Church pi.
Jackson Julia Mrs. 168 Front
Jones S. Mrs. 56 Myrtle
Kemp C. E. 6 Chatham
Kemp W. E. 147 Main
KENDALL K. G. (Franklin House),
514 Main (Seepage 544;
Kendall W. R. 22i Pleasant
Keyser M. H. Mrs. 8 Penn av.
KimbaU M. L. 604 Main
Lavln Catharine, 46 Winter
Leavens S. J. Mrs. 123 Main
L'esperance I. T. 121 Southbridge
Lewis N. E. Mrs. r. S. Court House
LINCOLN HOUSE, Geo. Tower, 8
Elm (Seepage 568;
Lund J. I. Mrs. 216 Main
Mansfield H. 86 Summer
Martin Jennie Mrs. 123 Thomas
McCaffery Annie, 79 Main
McDonough Thomas, Millbury opp.
Stebbins
McKeunaB. 32 Salem
Mitchinson H. 97 Winter
Noone L. 80 Mechanic
O'Connor Wm. 106 Southbridge
Olson Johanna, 1 Thenins
Orcutt C. M. Mrs. 192 Front
O'Rourke Catharine, 61 Southbridge
Parker Amos, 42 Portland
Pelletier G. Mrs. 84 Shrewsbury
Powers Anna M. Mrs. 26 Fulton
Preston S. H. 22 Arch
Rand £. E. Mrs. 40 Portland
Sage E. S. Mrs. 9 Myrtle
Sampson A. Mrs. 40 Pleasant
Scannell Eliza A. Mrs. 86 Green
Turcotte John, 217 Mechanic
Ward J. B. 11 Exchange
Ward Mary E. 60 Green
Ware M. A. Mrs., James
Wamock M. A. F. 44 Green
Wattle J. 169 Main
WAVERLY HOUSE, H. Hay, 117
Front (Seepage 558^
Wesson Geo. R. 86 Grafton
Whitcomb C. H. Mrs. 8 Chatham
Whlttemore H. S. 73 Park
WiUson M. A. Mrs. 216 Main
Wilson A. T. 6 Waluut
Soat Builders.
Cobum A. A., Quinsigamond lake
O'Leary J. J., Quinsigamond lake
Sailer Inspectors.
ALLEN WM. & SONS, 57 Green
(See front colored page)
STEWART BOILER WORKS, r.
179 Union (See page 647;
Boiler Makers.
ALLEN WM. & SONS, 57 Green
(See front colored page)
STEWART BOILER WORKS, rear
179 Union (See page 647;
Boiler Ihibes.
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 198 Front (Bw
front colored page)
Bolt Manufs.
SMITH THOMAS & CO. 14 Cypress
(See page 674^
Book Binders.
Clark O. 32 Front
MILLIKEN & NEWTON, S68i Main
(See page b\0)
WESBY J. S. & SONS, 387 Main
{See page b29)
Booksellers.
See also Stationers.
DREW, ALLIS & CO. (directories J,
452 Main (See front colored
page)
GAGNON FERD. (French), 803
Main (Seepage 511 j
Landers J. T. 271 Main
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER """'SJSiJSSiJriC'SS^.
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
847
OTlynn R. (antique), 244 Front
SANFORD & CO. 364 Main (See
opp. 592^
SMITH CHAS. M. 492 Main (See
page AQ2)
Boot and Shoe Boxes.
(Paper),
HUMPHREY C. W. 42 Southbridge
(Seepage 681 ;
Boot and Shoe Dealers.
RETAIL.
Adams H. B. 586 Main
BEMIS J. O. & CO. 378 Main (See
foot lines under A)
BEMIS & CO. 428 Main (See foot
lines under B)
Brown J. K. 14 Front
Clark Bros. 182 Front
Dadmun & Patnam, 349 Main
Farley M. 238 Front
Fisher A. H. 885 Main
Fisher H. E. 201 Main
Goodwin F. E. 582 Main
Healey R. J. 881 Main
McLanghlin A. A. 109 Main
McMAHON BERNARD H. 90 Front
(Seepage 520)
Murphy & McCafferty, 125 Park
Pierce L. L. 285 Main
Rivers T. F. 589 Main
Rnggles F. H. 259 Main
Sampson C. F. & Co. 500 Main
Scalley T. 260 Main
Strong J. jr. 534 Main
Wheelock T. 20 Front
White John J. 86 Front
WHOLESALE.
Childs, Smith ft Co. 17 Mechanic
HEYWOOD S. R. & CO. 70 Winter
(See page 652)
Manning Bros. 94 Front
Otis H. O. 25 Mulberry
WALKER J. H. & G. M., Winter c.
Water (See page 658)
Boot and Shoe Find'
ings.
Dean A. H. 2 Cherry
Goodrich Sole Co. (soles), 19
Church
Rogers, Southgate & Co. 588 Main
Southgate & Co. (manufs,)^ 154
Front
THOMPSON P. A. & CO. 557 Main
(See page 667)
Boot and Shoe La^iings.
Nealy E. E. 78 Harrison
Washburn Delphos, r. 40 Woodland
Boot and Shoe Lasts.
COLBY & PORTER, 92 Foster
(Seepage 663J
MAWHINNEY SAMUEL & CO. 19
Church (Seepage 668J
Boot and Shoe Mahers.,
GD8T0M WORK AND RBPAIRINO.
Abbott £. J. 16 Leicester
Auger Edmund, 125 Thomas
Barry R. 23 Bridge
Barton F. M. 28 Mlllbury
Baudendistel L. 18i Austin
Beauregard Azarle, 70 Southgate
Bellsle Alexander, 71 Lafayette
BEMIS J. O. & CO. 878 Main (See
foot lines under A)
BEMIS & CO. 428 Main (S^ foot
lines under B)
Boyle Patrick, 1 Boyle's ct.
Brophy William, 19 Green
Buckard Charles, Hanover n. Arcb
Burnham W. 8 Pleasant
Burt J. O. 22 Gold
Buxton W. 86 Central
Carpenter Seba, 152 Main
Clarkson William, 287 Main
Cluchey P., Grafton n. Orient
Coes W. W. 845 Main
Collard T. 4 Thomas
Conger H. G. 2 Fruit
Crooks Charles, 222 Southbridge
Cullen Daniel E. 89 Temple
EidtH. 11 Mechanic
English John, 28 Waldo
FItzpatrick T. 82 Temple
Galligan Hugh, 87 Franklin
Gates Joseph, Millbury. Q.
Goddard L. 148 Front
Hanratty P. J. 886 Cambridge
Harbour G. W. 34 Thomas
Hervey J. F. 845 Main
Hinds George, 88 Exchange
Kennedy Patrick, 148 Grafton
LaflUe Edward, 89 Green
Loranger Frank, Pink cor. Lily
Lowe John A. 680 Main
Macnamara G. R. 589 Main
Martel H. 16 Exchange
Martin L. 15 Douglas
McManus P. 220 Summer
Montville M., Foster c. Mechanic
O'Connor L. 12 Green
Olmstead J. Sargent cor. South*
bridge
Roberts P. 222 Front
Rogan James, 2 Grove
Rourke D. 83 Washington sq.
Sanders C. A. 509 Main
Sanders L. 6 Lincoln sq.
Savels E. P. 4 Chatham
Shannahan R. 74 Southbridge
Snow John, 25 Sigel
Stowe W. M. 173 Union
Thayer F. J. 53 Southbridge
Thompson S. B. 5 Maple
Tisdale A. T. 87 Mechanic
Webber T. K. 158 Union
Welch John, 84 Winter
Whittemore Nath'l B. 8 Thomas
Wilmot G. 80 Grafton
Yearnshaw W. 22 Pearl
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
ONE nOZJJAU
riSB MOJfTH*
s^
WORCK8TER BUSINESS DIRKCTORY.
Boot and Shoe Manufa.
Batelle Geo. L. 18 Mechauic
Bay State Shoe & L. Co. 68 High
Bemis & Fletcher, 18 Mechanic
Blckford & Bliss (slippers), 18 Me-
chanic
Brlgham J. W. & Co. 152 South-
bridge
Ooz & Staples, 154 Front
Oammings David & Co. 60 King
Davenport & Long, r. 155 Front
Fay H. B. & Co. 9 Barton place
Fitch C. H. & Co. 28 Mulberry
Ooddard, Fay & Stone, 80 Austin
Oreen J. U. & Co. 7 Washington
square
Qrosvenor J. P. (slippers), 18 Me-
chanic
HBYWOOD S. R. & CO. (Hey-
wood and Wachusett boot), 70
Winter (See page 662;
Houghton C. C. & Co. 108 Front
Rhodes J. (slippers), 845 Main
Stark £. H. & Co. 619 Main
Stowe L. k Co. 1 Hamilton
WALKER J. H. & G M. r Walker
boot). Winter cor. Water (See
page 658;
Walker & Brown, 155 Front
Waverly Shoe Co. 18 Mechanic
Wesson J. Edwin, 10 Mulberry
Whltcomb & Miles, 80 Shrewsbury
Boot cmd ShoeBatterns.
RICHARDS C. J. & SON, 424 Main
(Seepage 666;
Boot and ShoeTools and
Machinery.
ADAMS JOHN J. 85 Mechanic (See
page 666;
Bhumway £. L. (trees), 19 Church
YOUNG W. C. ft CO. 19 Church
(See page 648;
Boot and Shoe Welts.
Sampson A. D. & Co. 199 Front
Boot Crimping Forms.
HILL DRYER CO. 26 No. Foster
(See page 652;
Bottlers.
BIEBERBACU J. G. Ill Summer
(See page 548;
HBWETT GEO. F. 84 Foster cor.
Waldo (See pages 584 and 585;
Box Makers.
BAKER CHARLES & CO. (loood),
82 Foster (See opposite City
Government)
Darling C. F. (cigar), 66 Foster
Howe J. W. 168 Union
HUMPHREY C. W. (paper), 42
Southbridge (Seepage 68 ly
Scott & Painter, 26 North Foster
TAFT WM. W., June n. Mill (/^
page 579;
Brackets.
Cross F. M. 22 Cypress
Brass Finishers.
WESSON SAMUEL, 42 South-
bridge (See paqe 67 1;
Brass Founders.
Chapin Jason, 219 Summer
SHAW L. & SON, 29 Jackson (See
page 671;
WELLS L. H. 11 North Foster (8e$
page 645;
Braziers' Bods.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 69i;
Brewers.
BOWLER BROS., Quinsigamond
ave. cor. Laf&yette (Seep, 543)
Brick Makers.
EATON WM., Bloomingdale near
Ascension (See page 598;
MORSE JOHN G., Bloomingdale
opp. Fairvlew av. (Seep. 582;
SMITH, ADAMS & CO. 10 Ttumr
hull (See page 6S9)
Brokers.
See also Agents; also Pawn Broken.
Barker J. M. (cotton), 8 Washing-
ton square
FLAGG J. W. 406 Main (See page
499;
GOULDING & MURPHY, 405 Main
(See page 492;
KINNEY A. B. F. 12 Front (See
page 499;
May S. D. 410 Main
SECURITY ASSOCIATES, 426
Main (See page 499;
WHITING CHAS. B. &C0. (etaek),
415 Main (Seepage 48i;
Bronze Metals.
WELLS L. H. 11 No. Foster (See
page 645;
Broom Wire.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 69 1;
Brush Manufs.
MASON BRUSH WORKS rmo-
chine), 558 Main (See page 575)
Stearns Amos, 54 Jackson
Builders.
See Carpenters; also Masons; aleo
Contractors.
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER ^*:2i£&iS!?M'^^
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
M9
Building Movers.
BEAN B. W. 18 Piedmont (See
page 678 >
FINN PATRICK, 85 Franklin (See
page 67SJ
Cabinet Makers.
Austin A. B. 509 Main
BRANNON HENRY, 21 Cypress
(See page 592)
ELLIS B. F. 162 Union (See page
596;
Harwood E. A. & Co. 628 Main
JOHNSON CHARLES P., Foster
corner Bridf^e (See page 679 J
THOMAS C. C. T. 26 North Foster
(Seepage 592;
Cake Bakers.
Hemenway Hannah, 79 May
Hero J. Mrs. 5 Pembroke
FURSEY JAMES, 40 Sonthbrldge
and 284 Pleasant (Seep, 544 J
Calcium Lights.
JEFTS A. W. 862 Main (See page
628;
Car Builders.
BRADLEY OSGOOD & SONS, 21
Grafton (See page 677;
Car Wheels.
Washburn Car Wheel Co. 48 Graf-
ton
WASHBURN IRON CO. 14 Bloom-
ingdale (See page 640;
Card Clothing Manufs.
BISCO & DENNY, Leicester, Mass.
(See page ^%S)
SARLE T. K. MANUF. CO. 66
Grafton (See page 622;
HOWARD BROS. 19 Washington
square (See page 685;
KENT C. F. 84 Southbrtdge (See
page 685;
SARGENT CARD CLOTHING CO.
246 Sonthbrldge (See page 62i;
WAITE E. C. ft CO., Leicester,
Mass. (See page 684;
WATSON L. S. ft CO., Leicester,
Mass. (See page 654;
WHITE A. ft SON, Leicester,
Mass. (See page 684;
WOODCOCK L. & CO., Leicester,
Mass. (See page 684;
Card Grinding Ma'
chines.
ROY B. S. 75 Beacon (See p. 677;
Ca/rd Wire Manufs.
WASHBURN ft MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 69i;
Carders^ Tools.
BROWN WM. H. 81 Mechanic (See
page 685;
Carpenters A Builders^
Ball O. M. 184 Lincoln
Bassett Lucius J. 152 Austin
Batchellor S. H. 11 School
Bennett 8. H. T., Apricot .
BIGELOW G. C. ft A. E. 6 N. Fos-
ter (See page 588;
Blodgett Walter E. r. 28 Austin
Bray ton T. E. 29 Woodland
Brlgham J. Augustus, r. 11 Maple
Buzzell J. M. 68 Queen
CARPENTER A. E. 14 Layard pi.
(See page 690)
Clark L. S. 86 Central
Clough G. S. rear 28 Austin
Collie J. 199 Union
Comstock Robert F. 689 Main
Crosby I. B. 56 Sonthbrldge
CUTTING ft BISHOP, 81 Central
(See page 690;
Donaher Patrick, 58 Ward
DRAKE AZEL H. 212 Austin (See
page 589;
Eddy H. W. 8 Norwich
ELLIS B. F. 162 Union (See page
595;
Flnnegan Dennis, 52 Southgate
Fish J. R. 84 Piedmont
Fouracre J. A. 861 Park ayt.
FRENCH JONATHAN C. 678 Main
(Seepage 575;
Fuller E. R. 48 Waldo
Gates A. S., Florence
Goen C. 161 Chandler
Hadley Gilbert S. 17 South Russell
Houghton L. T. 44 Kingsbury
Howe Leander, 17 Sever
HOWE WM. B. 17 Sever (Seepage
589;
Hubbard Bros. 85 Hollywood
Hubbard F. M. 48 Waldo
JACQUES U. 22 Cypress (Seepage
59i;
JAQUES B. C. 4 Winslow (See
page 591;
Jeftti F. 10 E. Worcester
Joslyn Warner H. 225 Chandler
KELLEY A. M. 46 Pleasant (See
page 588 >
King C. A. 16 Wayne
KNAPP C. H. 5 Baker (See page
59i;
Learned T. G. ft Co. 18 Norwich
LEMAY A. 158 Washington (See
page 670;
Miller S. E., Heard
Morse E. £. 6 Oberlln n. Park ave.
MORTON J. D. 177 Union (See
page 590;
Mott B. L. 51 Austin
MURPHY JEREMIAH, 49 Vernon
(Seepage 59 1;
NORCROSS BROS. 10 E. Worces-
ter (See page 607;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER
Contain* elaborate Art and
Literary CriUeinne*^
350
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Osborn John, 8 Charlotte
Patridge George, rear 81 Thomas
Pelrce George, 209 Austin
Power William, Fox place
PRINCE JOHN A. 22 Bellevue
(SeepageSSBj
Reldy G. C. 23 Slgel
Snyder E. 66 Vernon
SPAULDING J. E. 40 West (See
page 689^
TAPT WM. W., June n. MiU (See
page 679 J
VAUGHAN C. A. 21 William (See
page 6S9)
WEST 0. 14 Norwich (See page
690;
Williams S. D. 158 Southbridge
Carpenters^ Finish.
BAKER C. ft CO. 82 Foster (See
opp. City Government)
MORSE C. D. & CO., Millbury
Mass. (See page 688;
BICE & GRIFFIN MANUF. CO. 6
Sargent (Seepage 610;
Carpet Cleaners.
JOHNSON ALEXANDER H. &
CO. 69 Central and 26 Elliott
(See page 5SS J
Johnson Henry, 64 John
Mason Isaac, 81 Liberty
NAPHTHA LAUNDRY (machine),
Holllsc. Gardner (Seepage 524;
WATERS JAMES C, Curtis (See
page 667;
Carpet Dealers.
BARNARD, SUMNER & CO. 827
Main (Seepage 680;
MIRICK GEOKGE W. 204 Main
(See page 615;
Pinkham J. S. 1 Foster
WALKER HENRY, 227 Main (See
page 599;
Carpet Manufs.
HOGG WM. J. ( Worcester Carpet
Co.)^ Brussels (Seepage 664;
Sarian & Nishanian, 81 Southbridge
WHITTALL M. J., Brussels (See
page 664;
Carriage Goods.
NEWHALL GEO. N. & CO. 80 Ex-
change (See foot lines under N)
Carriage Sardware.
See also Saddlery Hardware,
MASON JOSEPH P. 152 Front
(See front cover)
NEWHALL GEO. N. & CO. 80 Ex-
change (See foot lines under N)
Carriage Makers.
See also Wagon Makers.
Adams J. Q. r. 84 Thomas
AITCHISON GEO. T., School cor.
Union (Seepage 565;
Barker J. G. 150 Union,
Barnes N. E., Pleasant, Tatnuck
Bartlett S. A. 118 Foster
Beaulieu Levi, Shrewsbury c. Lyon
Blood O. H. & F. 12 Canal
Buck Horace B. 68 Chandler
Corbett H. M. 17 N. Poster
DEWHURST GEO. C. :J4 Foster
(See page 568;
Fuller E. W. r. 82 Waldo
OILMAN A. L. 101 Union (See
page 571)
HARRINGTON ft BRO. 85 Central
(Seepage 560;
Langlois P. H. 191 Union
Marchesseault & Guerrin, 8 Warren
Roberts Joseph, 82 Lafayette
Roberts X. 22 N. Foster
Russell G. W. & Sons, 82 Exchange
Sampson A. 10 Cypress
SAtlGENT J. W. & SON, 34 Waldo
(See page 571;
SMALLRIDGE & BOURGET, 64
Thomas (See page 568;
Whiting William C. 10 Mechanic
Wlllard William H., Greenwood n.
Upland
Carriage JRepositories.
DEWHURST GEORGE C. 24 Fos-
ter (See page 568;
Richmond E. A. & Co. 82 Waldo
SARGENT J. W. & SON, 84 Waldo
(See page 57 1)
Carriage Jammers.
Carpenter A. r. 82 Waldo
Carriage Wood Work.
REED CHARLES G. 149 Front
f See page 571)
WINN JEREMIAH, 29 Cypress
(Seepage 578;
Cartridge Belts.
Orndorff Thomas C. 81 N. Foster
Caterers.
ZAHONYI L. J. 882 Main (See
page 588;
Cattle.
Robblns Orrln M. 108 Vernon
Cement Dealers.
SMITH & GREEN, 82 Shrewsbury
(See page 5S7)
Cement IHpe Manufs*
DRAPER JAMES, Plantation near
Bloomlngdale (Seepage 618;
LOYELL A. B. 100 May (See page
608;
Cement Walks.
RICHARDSON C. O. 1 City HaU
(See page 609)
BOSTOiN DAILY ADVERTISER,
OJTJV nOZJ^AB
J
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WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
351
Chair Bottomers.
Davis J. W. 49 Beacon
Chair Manufs.
VAILL B. W. 16 Union (8ee page
68U
Chemical Apparatus.
WASHBURN MACHINE SHOP,
Boynt<»n (See pages 682 and
688;
Chemicals.
CUTTER W. E. & CO. (Copperas
manufs.) J Lafayette (See page
656;
MARBLE JEROME & CO. 440 Main
(See page 614;
Chimney Ventilators.
WORCESTER GALVANIZED
IRON CO. 160 Union (See
pages 688 and 605;
China Decorators.
Boberts J. 465 Sou tb bridge
Chromatic Printers.
HAMILTON CHAS. 811 Main (See
opposite page 640;
Cider Manufs.
HAFGOOD L. B. & SON, office, 10
Front (Seepage 666;
Cider Press Manufs.
BUSHNELL G. H. & CO. 129 Gold
(Seepage 684;
Cigar Manufs.
See also Tobacconists,
Allman Jobn, 668 Main
Hartnng F. 8 Newport
Meyer Christian G. 192 Pleasant
Fhelan M. A. 210 Front
8HATTUCK M. E. (toholesalej, 409
Main (See page 64 1;
Streckfuss A. 8 Millbury
Circular Brick.
MORSE J. G., Bloomingdale opp.
Fairy lew ave. (See page 682;
Circulating Libraries.
See Libraries,
Civil JEngineers.
AUen C. A. 11 City Hall
Ball Phinehas, 492 Main
Boyden M. A. 406 Main
BURBANK C. W. 886 Main (See
page 686;
BUTTRICK& PRATT, 464 Main
(Seepage 606;
Heald S. C. 492 Main
Marble A. J. 12 Front
Woods ft Rngg, 82 Front
Clairvoyants.
Farley Lucy S. N. 62 Austin
Prentiss S. Henry, 23 Salem
Saunders Mary Mrs. 37 Hollywood
Shirley E. M. Mrs. 123 Main
SMITH L. B. MRS. (medical), 10
Salem (Seepage 606;
Spaulding Julia A. Mrs. 12 Front
Clergymen.
Boy Ian Chas. (R. C.) 47 Prescott
Braman W. A. (M. E.) 186 Austin
Brouillet Joseph (R.C.) 18 Portland
Bryant Albert (C. T.) 88 Front
Caldwell A. (M. E.) 24 Wellington
Casey E. D. (R. C.) 112 Shrews-
bury
Chapman Geo. E. (M. E.) 8 North
Ashland
Cheever H. T. (C. T.) 8 State
Colburn Alfred (B.) 21 John
Conaty Thomas J. (R. C.) 840 Cam-
bridge
Cottingham Thomas W. (D. of C.)
83 Edward
Co veil Charles H. (C. T.) 23 Wy-
man
Cutler Ebenezer (C. T.) 49 Chat-
ham
Donovan James D. 68 Grove
Drennan John B. (R. C.) 112
Shrewsbury
Ela David H. (M. E.) 64 Lincoln
Englund Martin J. (Luth.) 188 Sum-
mer
Ericson Albert F*. (M. E.) 29 Rich-
ards
Flagg Henry K. (Sec. Adv.) 826
Park av.
Gould Geo. H. (C. T.) 878 Main
Griffin Thomas (R. C.) 44 Temple
Hague H. (P. E.) 6 Princeton
Hale Joshua, 24 Camp
Harris M. H. (Univ.) 6 King
Holman Sullivan L. (B.) 28 Lin-
coln square
Knowles James O. (M. E.) 1048
Main
Lamson Charles M. (C. T.) 16
Catharine
LaneBenj. H. (B.) 202 Pleasant
Lane Henry F. (B.) 27 Kendall
Lockhart Hibbert (B.) 1 Agricul-
tural
Lovering J. F. (C. T.) 98 Elm
Marshall BenJ. D. (B.) 1 Congress
Mears David O. (C. T.) 48 Queen
Merriman Daniel (C. T.) 67 Lincoln
Miller J. J. (B.) 8 Highland
Nelson A. G. (C. T.) 68 Shelby
Ostrom Petrus (B.) 4 Illinois
Paine Geo. S. (P. E.) 122 Lincoln
Phillips Geo. W.(C.T.)2Harvard pi.
Porter Daniel H. (M. E.) 27
Liberty
Power John J. (R. C.) 88 High
Rogers C. S. (M. E.) 16 Lagrange
BOSTON WEEKLY ADVERTISER,
ONB nOLZAB
352
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Sogers flenry A. (B.) 26 Benefit
Scuinell Denis (R. C.) U2 Shrews-
bnry
Schwab L. H. (P. £.) 61 Pearl
Simmons C. £. (B.) 28 Plymouth
Sleeper Wm. T. (C. T.) Anna cor.
Locnst are.
Smiley George M. (M.E.) 11 Shel-
by
Smith I. P. (C. T.) Lake av. comer
Lecust ave.
Sorlin D. S. (M. E.) 8 Fox
Spanlding Erastns (M. E.) 95 Salem
Stimson H. A. (C. T.) 108 Lincoln
Syyret Jean (C. T.) 48 King
Thompson Thomas W. (C. T.) 19
Kendall
Walsh Robert (R. C.) 47 Prescott
Wood Roland A. (C. U.) Lincoln
Honse
Yonng Charles (H. E.) 26 Coral
Cloak A Suit Manufs,
BARNARD, SUMNER & Co. 827
Main (See page b90)
BRI0G8 & MORRISON, 817 Main
{Seepage h2b)
CLARKE J. H. & CO. 858 Main
(Seepage 527 J
DAVIS ELIZA A. 87 Main (See
page 518 )
HEALY RICHARD, 512 Main (See
page 527^
Clothes Dryers.
BILL DRYER CO. 26 North Foster
(Seepage 652/
Holden H. 6 Lincoln square-
White Amos, 98 Austin
Clothes Line Wire.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 691J
Clothing.
See also Tailors,
Barnaby J. B. & Co. 16 Front
Bigelow & Lon^ley, 888 Main
BURTON H. W. (second hand), 1
Ceutral (Seepage 574;
Davis, Lytle & Co. 286 Main
EAMES D. H. & CO. 427 Main cor.
Front (See back cover)
Friendly Louis & Co. 417 Main
Gilbride M. Mrs. 76 Southbrldge
Lloyd Eliza Mrs. (secondhand), 216
Front
MACULL^R ft SON, 872 Main (See
page 52S)
SANDERS & PUTNAM, 407 Main
( See front cover)
Talbot E. L. manager, 486 Main
Taylor George, 582 Main
Thompson J. Mrs. (children's), 508
Main
WARE, PRATT & CO. 408 Main
(See front cover)
Clothing Cleaners.
FRAZIER WILLIAM, 49 Main
{See page 519;
Hurley P. 17 Carlton
Perkins Wm. P. 48 West
Cloths.
See Woolen Ooods.
Coal.
WHOLBSAUB.
JOURDAN W. H. 866 Main fSem
front cover)
SUMNER E. A. 400 Main and 907
Sonthbridge (See front cover)
WELLINGTON F. W. & CO. 416
Main (See foot lines under WJ
WORCESTER COAL CO. 1 P. O.
block (See front cover)
ARNOLD F. O., Millbnry opp.
Greenwood, Q. (See page 540>
Bardwell J. B. 92 School
Beaudry J. 51 Washington sq.
CLAFLIN C. W. & CO. 188 Union,
and 415 Main (See foot lines
under C)
FISHER G. 195 Union (Seep. 540^
GODDARD B. F. & SON, 68 Jack-
son (See foot lines under O)
JOURDAN W. H. 866 Main and 82
Green (See front cover)
KENWORTHY & CHADWICK, II
Mill (Seepage 540;
MANN & KNIGHT, 426 Main and
69 Grafton (See front cover)
PERRY F. D., MiUbury n. Green-
wood, Qniosig. (Seepage 540^
SUMNER E. A. 400 Main and 207
Southbrldge (See front cover)
WELLINGTON FRKD. W. & CO.
416 Main, yard, Southbrldge c.
Hammond (See foot lines under
W)
WORCESTER COAL CO. 1 P. O.
bloclE (See front cover)
Coffee and Spice Mfrs^
TODD J. & CO. 171 Union (See
page 66i)
Coffin Warehouses.
ATHY ANDREW. 16 Green (See
page bl2)
FAY BROS. 19 Temple (Seep. 572>
HILDRETH GEO. G. 86 Foster c.
Waldo (Seepage 562;
SESSIONS GEO. & SONS, 9 Trwan:'
hxxW ( See page beZ)
Coke.
WORCESTER GAS LIGHT CO. 11
Foster, and at works (Seepage
576j
Collar Laundries.
COOK C. B. 13 Mechanic (See pane
528;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
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WORCESTER BUSINESS DIUF.OTORY.
358
Collection Agents.
HUBBARD C. K. 460 Main (8e9
page 498J
MIRICK J. B. 826 Main (See page
498J
BATIOAN JOHN B. 892 Main (See
page 502J
REDDING C. L. & SON, 410 Main
(See page 498^
SPRAGUE EDMUND B. 892 Main
( See page JS02)
Collectors.
See Agents.
Color Manufs.
MERRY BROS. & CO. 152 Union
(See page 697^
Commission Mer-
chants.
CLARK F. M. (meat), 190 Front
(See page 65S)
HOLMES R. E. & SONS (meat), 22
Shrewsbury (See page 648 j
MAYNARD & MAYNARD (flour),
164 Front (Seepage 586)
Compressed Yeast.
SHAW S. L. (Fleischmann db Co.'s),
147 Front (Seepage 544;
Concrete Pavers.
JENKS H. L. 17 TlrreM ( See page
678;
Condition Powder
MtJMtufs.
BUSH & CO. 66 Front (See foot
lines under B)
Confectionery.
WHOLESAI.E MANTTFS.
GILMAN M. D. 207 Main (See
page 641 ;
RETAIL.
Adams H. J. 8 Front
Benoit F. X. 4 Lafayette
OILMAN M. D. 207 Main (See page
54i;
HiUyer George E. Mrs. 161 Main
Hard J. B. 620 Main
Lawler J. 99 Green
McGann B. L. 77 Main
McGarr B. Mrs. 182 Union
McMahon B. E. Mrs. 161 Meclianic
Newcomb S. O. Mrs. 196 Chandler
Rebboli Charles, 6 Pleasant
Reinbold & Marsh, 511 Main
Scales George, 120 Mechanic
Straw William E. 224 Main
Turner Mary Mrs. 70 Water
Wells Julia Mrs. 84 Winter
ZAHONYI L. J. 832 Main (See
page 588;
Contra4:ftors.
BRICK.
EATON WM., Bloomingdale (See
page 698;
BUILDING.
BIGELOW G. C. & A. E. 6 North
Foster (Seepage 688;
CARPENTER A. E. 14 Layard pi.
(See page B%0)
CUTTING & BISHOP, 31 Central
(Seepage 690;
DEARBORN S. W. 17 Oak avenue
(See page 69S)
DEARBORN W. F. A CO. 14 Ken-
dall (See page 593;
DRAKE A. H. 212 Austin (Seepage
689;
HOFLIN H. G. & CO. 9 Jacques
(See page B9S)
HOWE WM. B. 17 Sever (Seepage
689;
JACQUES URGEL, 22 Cypress
(See page 69 1;
JAQUES BENJ. C. 4 Wlnslow
(See page 69i;
EELLEY A. M. 46 Pleasant (See
page 588;
KNAPP C. H. 5 Baker (Seepage
69 1;
LEMAY AMEDE, 158 Washington
(Seepage 670;
MORTON J. D. 177 Union (See
page 590;
MURPHY JEREMIAH, 49 Vernon
(See page 59i;
MURPHY M. M. 66 Chandler (See
page 679;
NORCROSS BROS. 10 E. Worces-
ter C5c«paflre 607;
PIKE AMOS, 62 Laurel (Seep. 688;
PRINCE JOHN A. 22 Bellevue (See
page 588;
SPAULDING J. E. 40 West (See
page 589;
STEARNS J. E. 88 Austin (See
page 595)
VAUGHAN C. A. 21 William (See
page 589;
WEST ORSON, 14 Norwich (See
page 690;
WHITE JOSEPH, 12 Lawrence
(Seepage 687;
FOR MOVINQ BUILDINGS.
DEAN B. W. 18 Piedmont (See
page 578;
FINN PATRICK, 86 Franklin (See
paga 578;
KAIL ROAD.
GORE WILLIAM, 9 Plymouth (£^
page 696;
RICHARDSON CHAS. O. 1 City
Hall (Seepage 609;
SBWER.
DRAPER JAMES, Plantation near
Bloomingdale (Seepage 618;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
23
COMMBJRCIAIi ANn
SHXPPIITG NBWa.
854
WORCEBTES BUSINESS DIBEGTOBY.
STONE.
BATCHELDER C. F. 10 Edward
(See page 696>
MANN ALBERT G., CresceutCSee
page 608;
NORCROSS BROS. 10 E. Worces-
ter (See page S07J
BOBBINS GEO. L. 100 Vernon
(Stte page 67d)
WEBB G. D. GRANITE CO. 6
Edward C8ee page B95)
WOODWARD D. M., Crescent C^ee
page 60S;
STREET.
RICHARDSON CHAS. O. 1 City
Hall (See page 609;
Conveyancers.
Smith Samael, 416 Main
Coopers.
Lincoln Lucius G. 6 Park avenue
Copyists.
EASTMAN C. H. 4 Clinton court
(See page 686;
Cornices (Galvanized Iron).
WORC. GALVANIZED IRON CO-
150 Union (See pages 588 and
605;
Corset Manufs.
Fanning Corset Co. 26 Southbridge
PARK CORSET WORKS, 88 Front
(See page 526;
WORCESTER CORSET CO. 666
Main (See page 526;
Corset Wire.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 69i;
Costumers.
Revere N. L. Mrs. 590 Main
Cotton.
SUMNER D. C. 164 Front (See
page 668;
Cotton Cturd Manu/s.
BARLE T. K. MANUF. CO. 66
Grafton (See page 632;
SARGENT CARD CLOTHING CO.
246 Southbridge (Seepage 621)
Cotton Goods Manufs.
Thayer L. D. (boot webbing), La^
grange
WHITIN MACHINE WORKS,
WhltinsviUe, Mass. (Seep, 678;
Court Plaster Manufs .
Bobbins C. B. 76 Portland
Craehers.
PLAISTED W. L. & SON (fHaUi
and fancy), 215 Main (Seepage
544;
Crayon Artists.
HOOKER £. M. 209 Main (Seepage
512;
Crockery Ware.
Clark, Sawyer & Co. 480 Main
Howe W. E. 254 Main
JONES, MCDUFFEE& STATTON,
Boston, Mass. (See back cover)
McClellan M. Mrs. 282 Main
PUTNAM C. V. 247 Main (See page
577;
Steere H. L. 546 Main
Curriers.
Corrlveau P. 32 Hermon
Leonard William, 2 Sargent
Curtain Poles.
WORC. MOULDING WORKS, 19
Cypress (See page 592;
Cutlery.
DUNCAN, GOODELL & CO. 404
Main (Seepage 60i;
Cutting Dies A Chisels.
HOWE A. M. 81 Mechanic (8u
page 674;
Cyclopedias.
DRURT LYMAN, 460 Main (8u
page 492;
SMITH CHAS. M. (Appleton*8)y 492
Main (See page 492;
Dental Instruments.
Claflin C. B. R. Jr. 405 Main
Dentists.
ADAMS JOHN F. 4 Elm (See page
507;
Bliven C. Frank, 1 Elm
COOKE S. W. ft SON, 508 Main
(See page 506;
Bllinwood E. 886 Main
Estabrook C. W. 833 Main
Estabrook D. F. 26 Pearl
FITTS H. L. 492 Main ( See page
506;
Fontaine W. F. 460 Main
FROST E. E. 6 Elm (See page Wl)
Fuller H. A. 425 Main
Gabler H. H. 514 Main
Oilman W. F. 838 Main
GOULD J. W. 368i Main (Seepage
507;
Greene W. B. 425 Main
GuUiver W. L. 571 Main
Harris J. L. 8684 Main
HARRIS O. F. (Taylof^s bldg.),in
Main (Seepage 507;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
iiXX BU8I2fB8S AlTD
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VrORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
355
HABWOOD O. F. 887 Main rSee
foot lines under H)
HowlaDd A. A. 387 Main
Monies Ctiarles R. 519 Main
O'Neill C. S. 112 Park
ONOL£Y C. £. 492 Main (See page
506;
Peyey B. M. 70 Pleasant
Pevey C. K. 488 Main
Potter M. A. 844 Main
Sears W. H. 45 Pork
£now W. N. 7 Maple
Stoddard A. H. 425 Main
Toombs J. £. 476 Main
Walker J. B. 544 Main
Watklns Henry W. 405 Main
Whitney 8. C. 868ik Main
Die Cutter Stock.
€OES LORINO & CO. 1 Goes sq.
(See page %i%)
HARDY L. & CO. 9 MiU (See page
674;
IHe Sinkers.
Timme B. A. 55 Sonthbridge
IHes a/nd Cutters.
Davis, Beid & Co. 170 Mechanic
HOWE A. M. 81 Mechanic (Su
page 674;
Door Plates.
Pathie Wm. 29 Houghton
Dows, Sash 9 Blinds, Ac.
BAKER CHAS. & CO. 82 Foster
(See opposite City OovemmentJ
FORBUSH L. P. & CO. 181 Union
(See page 582;
MORSE C. D. & CO., Mlllbnry,
Mass. (See page 688;
RICE ft GRIFFIN MANUF. CO. 5
Sargent (See page 610;
BOSS WILLIAM, 188 Main (See
pagedM)
STEVENS D. & C. P. & CO. 24
Sonthbridge (See page 578;
^ JOrain Pipe.
DRAPER JAMES (cement). Plan-
tation n. Bloomingdale (See
page 618;
JORDAN J. W. 609 and 611 Main
(See page 612;
IiOYELL A. B. (manuf.Jt 100 May
(l^pageeo^)
Itraughtsmen.
Hill & Tolman, 195 Front
METCALFE JOHN, 19 Chnrch
(See page 667 J
FoUard F. B. 492 Main
I>rat*ffhtsmen^s Stands.
WASHBUBN MACHINE SHOP,
Boynton (See pages 682 and
688;
Dressmakers.
Adams L. A. Mrs. 57 Washington
square
AhlstrOm H. M. Mrs. 147 Austin
Aldrich A. 58 Main
Atherton Mary E. 88 John
Atwood M. B. Mrs. 14 Gates
Baribeault Mary, 60 Green
Baribeanlt P. Mrs. 91 Mechanic
BARNARD, SUMNER & CO. 827
Main (/Seepage 580;
Barnes Geo. W. Mrs. 81 Carrol *
Barr J. Mrs. 199 Mechanic
Bartlett A. H. 244 Main
Bartlett Lydia, 82 William
Bassett Sarah P. 2 Agrlcultoral
Batchelder G. E. Mrs. 11 Pleasant
Bates S. A. Mrs. 887 Main
Bemis Amorette A. 144 West
Benoit Lucinda, 10 Warren
Berard L. Mrs. 19 Bridge
Bergeron P6tronilIe, 118 Washing-
ton
Blanchard Addle Mrs. 78 Summer
Bond M. E. Mrs. 26 Pearl
Booth M. E. Mrs. 118 Thomas
Bowman F. L. 819 Park iive.
Boyce E. S., Webster d. city line
Boyden H. W. Mrs. 571 Main
Boynton L. W. Mrs. 56 Grove
Brigham Wm. H. Mrs. 216 Main
Bright Mary J. 9 Belmont
Brown E. C. 71 Washington
Brown Mary E. 128 Chandler
Bryant S. A. Mrs. 202 Pleasant
Ballock Mary A. 46 Bowdoin
Burleigh Elizabeth, 6 Gold
Burrill Lily, 70 Washington
Cadmau L. 288 Main
Caldwell N. J. Mrs. 514 Main
Cardinal J. Miss, 99 Madison
Carey S. J. Mrs. 245 Main
Carroll Julia E. 128 Central
Carroll Maggie A, 128 Central
Changnon M. Mrs. 604 Main
Cbapln L. M. 598 Main
Chapleau Josephine, 648 Park ave.
Charbonneau L. Mrs. 77 Orange
Childs M. P. 228 Chandler
Childs Wm. 8. Mrs. 24 Laurel
Clapp Ellen R. 189 Main
Clarke J. E. Mrn. 82 Pleasant
CLABEJ: J. H. & CO. 858 Main
fSee page 527 J
Clarke S. J. Mrs. 11 Pleasant
Cobb L. A. Mrs. 6 Fruit
Coleman Ellen, 48 Beacon
CoUer Sarah A. 48 Highland
Conlin & Sullivan, 98 Park
Connor Mary A. 180 Sonthbridge
Conroy Margaret, 89 Temple
Contant J. 41 Exchange
Cooke E. J. 508 Main
Coonan Mary E. 8 Columbia
Cotton C. A. 28 Jackson
Co wen S. M. 12 Congress
Cunningham C. J. 86 Pleasant
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER ""SSlfeLSS Z'^c^SS^
356
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORT.
Cartis Louise B. 66 Madison
Daly Sarah, 185 Exchange
Darrah £. H. 18 Fruit
DAVIS ELIZA A. 87 Main (See
page o\SJ
Davis Eliza E. Mrs. 53 Thomas
Davis G. D. Mrs. 45 Pleasant
Davis Jennie L., Chester n. Grove
Dee Mary Mrs. 215 Front
Delaney M. A. 21 Green
Devitt Nancy, 161 Exchange
Devlin B. F. 63 Water
Dlntmore & Stowe, 548 Main
Dion J. Mrs. 110 Union
Dresser N. F. 1 Crown
Driscoll A. Miss, 27 Chatham
Eastman A. A. Mrs. 460 Main
Eggleston Flora, 618 Main
Farwell Lizzie, 122 Central
Fitzgerald E. T. 24 Fox
Fitzgibbon M. Eaton Mrs. 24 So.
Irving
Fletcher Lois I. 32 Chatham
duller A. 15 No. Ashland
Fuller Electa, 8 Hancock
Garfield S. B. 818 Main
Garvey Mary E. 16 Harrison
Gay A. L. Mrs. 14 Maple
Gibson John Mrs. 7 Maple
Gllmore Carrie N. 15 Lancaster
Girardin Albert S. Mrs. 5 Grace
Goss & Halleit, 58 Pleasant
Green E. C. Mrs. 582 Main
Greenwood L. A. 18 Wachusett
Grenier Mathilda, 11 Lamartine
Hammell Delia M. SO Orchard
Hammell Mary, 80 Orchard
Hampson H. C. 288 Main
Hanlon Mary T. 28 Arch
Harpin L. 95 Park
Harrington M. E. 7 Chatham st. pi.
Harris Abbie T. 46 Dewey
Harthan Marion A., Hermitage av.
HEALY RICHARD. 512 Main (See
page 527 J
Hearn Maggie E. 5 Goddard
Hedge L. Mrs. 6 Dover
Hill O. T. 1050 Main
Hobbs Mary, 71 Grove
Howard H. A. 6 Chatham
Hubbard Sarah A. 18 Newbury
Hughes Rose Mrs. 165 Summer
Hutchinson Nelson Mrs. 9 Clinton
Jackson £. F. Mrs. 27 Russell
Jenison Otis E. Mrs. 77 Chandler
Lafrance F. Mrs. 20 Washington
Langlois R. E. 189 Green
Leboe E. E. Mrs. 188 Southbridge
Lemay P. A. Mrs. r. 36 Trumbull
Lctourneau R. 123 Chandler
Lyons Mary T. 8 Blake
MaComber C. Mrs. 45 Mechanic
Maker C. M. 8 Denny
Marble E. F., Armandale
Marsh Laura A. 52 Bowdoin
Martin Sarah D. 196 Austin
McAlvln E. Mrs. 688 Main
McCambridge Abby T. 80 Chatham
McCann M. A. 82 TrnmbuU
McCaulder Mary £. 80 Lincoln
McDermott Mary A. 28 Spruce
McGuinness Jane, 81 Douglas
McNulty K. 15 Spruce
Merrill M. A. Mrs. SI Fountain
Mirick S. E. Mrs. 2 Walnnt
Monahan Lizzie A. 12 Providence
I Mooney Eliza A. 32 William
Moore Clara J. 23 Charlton
Morrill Mary E. 12 Smith ct.
Morris Ada M. 3^ Gold
Moulton Clara, 815 Cambridge
Nelson Rebecca, 20 Winslow
Newcomb A. S. Mrs. 225 Main
NEWELL NELLIE M. (chUdren'tJr
8684 Main f See page 574;
Newhall Sarah F. 14 Lancaster
Nichols Julia A. 12 Wellington
Norcross £. E. 17 Bellevne
Nugent Bridget, 8 Harrison
O'Donnell E. 22 Cherry
O'Neill Ellen, 95 Millbury
Otis Mary I. 16 Merrick
Owen Ophelia L. 5 Hudson
Farmenter May A. 15 Lancaster
PELTON E. J. MRS. (chUdretCsJr
810 Main (Seepage 62iJ
Pierce J. E. R. Mrs. 15 Penn av.
Pinkham C. E. Mrs. 368^ Main
Potashinski H. 29 Thomas
Power D. 15 Ash
Reeves A. Mrs. r. 146 Front
Reidy Mary Mrs. 31 Millbury
Reynolds E. C. Mrs. 51 Austin
Rider E. J. 38 Irving
Riley Kate M. 166 Washington
Rome Luella S., W. Boylston
St. John E. C. Mrs. 26 Myrtle
Sawyer D. H. Mrs. 84 Park
Scott Hattie E. 26 Gardner
Seagrave E. M. Mrs. 64 Salem
Sea ton Rose A. 18 Arlington
Sharron Mary Mrs. 10 Green
Shaw S. Mrs. 310 Main
Sheffield L. A. Mrs. 21 Wyman
Sheldon W. A. Mrs. 14 Reservoir
Shepherd Sylvia Mrs. 189 Summer
Shields M. R. Mrs. 257 Main
Sibley H. H. Mrs. 527 Main
Slade Ellen Mrs. 19 Hancock
Smith Ellen E. 548 Main
Smith Lois E. 53 Lincoln
Smith M. W. 1 Brigham
Snow E. U. 2 Charlton
Sosvill M. Mrs. 117 Mechanic
Spencer Alroira, 1 Pleasant place
Stiles Emma J. 2 Piedmont
Stimpson Mary C. Mrs. 82 Pleasant
Stratton J. Mrs. 26 Pearl
Strong Lydla P. 30 Grove
Styles Lizzie, 15 Larch
Sullivan Annie, 8 Clinton court
Sullivan Johanna T. 98 Shrewsbory
Sweetland Marv E. 27 Hawley
Swift O. 8. 13 Hawley
Taft Katie A. 818 Main
Tehan H. M. r. 18 Washington sq.
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
The Representatiife Ptmgr
of Jfeuf JSngiand*
W0RCE8TEB BUSINESS DIKECTOSY.
867
TThompsoD Flora E. 4 Agrlcnltural
TburstoD B. M. Mrs. 984 Main
Tiffkny R. C. Mrs. 61 Foantaln
Treanor K. Mrs. 12 Colton
Tacker Ann, 27 Maple
Tyrrell C. D. Mrs. 84 Chandler
Vincent £. Mrs. 79 Salem
Walden Lizzie S. Mrs. 71 May
Walsh M. Mrs. 287 Cambridge
Williams Charlotte A. 811 Main
Winn Henry A. Mrs. 24 Dix
Witt 8. H. Mrs. 50 Irving
Wood A. Mrs. 509 Main
Wood A. £. Mrs. 18 Maple
Wright L. 8. & L. L. 46 Lake
JDrill Manufs. (iron),
BLAI8DELL P. & CO. 62 Jackson
(Seepage&SSJ
BOYNTON & PLUMMEB, La-
grange opp. depot (Seep. S72J
BUBNHAM QEO. & CO., Hammond
n. R. R. CSee page 682J
CURRIER & SNYDER, 181 Central
(See page 689;
LOWELL WRENCH CO. (ratchet),
19 Church (See page 675;
POND MACHINE TOOL CO.,
Union c. Exchange (Seep, 628 j
PRENTICE BROS. Junction shop,
(Seepage 687 j
TAFT GEO. C. 84 Southbridge
(See page 676;
Drop Forging.
WYMAN ft GORDON, Bradley c.
Gold St. ct. (Seepage 642;
Druggists.
See Apothecaries,
Drugs, Dye Stuffs, Ac.
See also Apothecaries,
HOWE G. 8. A A. J. 15 Foster (See
page 664;
MARBLE JEROME & CO. 440 Main
(Seepage 614;
Dry Goods.
See also Fancy Goods,
WHOLESALE.
BARNARD, SUMNER A CO. 827
Main (Seepage 580;
RETAIL.
Aldrich G. W. 828 Main
BARNARD, SUMNER ft CO.. 827
and 829 Main (Seepage 580;
Beaumont J. J. 122 Front
BRIGG8 ft MORRISON, 817 Main
(See page 525;
CLARKE J. H. ft CO. 858 Main
(See page 527;
Corbett Margaret, 19 Lamartine
Denholm ft McKay, 484 Main
Denny £. ft Co. 808 Main
Friedman Isaac, 5 Millbury
GODINSKI J. ft CO. 848 Main (See
page 525;
Goldberg & Simmons, 19 Vine
HEALY RICHARD, 512 Main,
(See page 527;
Hebbard ft Co. 850 Main
Lipshitz Inaac, 68 Millbury
MacINNES J. C. 462 Main (See
foot lines under M)
McDermott ft Boland, 96 Front
Oshrowsky ft Epstein, 71 Green
Potashlnski W. 105 Park
Sheldon Horace & Co. 828 Main
Stead E. Miss, 62 Front
Waite S. D. 887 Main
Dye Souses.
Adams Henry ft Son, 80 South-
bridge
PELTONE. J. (Lewando'8 of Bob-
ton), 810 Main (See page 524;
STARKIE JOHN, r. Quinsigamond
Bank, 241 Main (See page 519;
WUiLIAMS M. R. (Barrels of Bos-
ton), 248 Main (Seepage 576;
WORCESTER BLEACH & DYE
WORKS, Geo. F. Orr. treas.
110 Grove (See page 519;
Eating Houses.
Browning L. H., Union depot
Burr George, 2 Foster
Cotter B. Mrs. 16 Washington sq.
Gray T. 518 Main
HAGEB F. A. 172 Front (See page
557;
Hanff Jacob, 1 Lincoln
Henry Paul, 48 Washington sq.
King L* D. Mrs. 49 Washington sq.
Lablue I. 7 Salem
Legg J. 22 Pleasant
Lilley A. J. 118 Front
Lord D. P. 281 Main
Marble F. M. agent, 9 Mechanic
Marshall F. E. 245 Front
Melancen Esther Mrs. 57 South-
bridge
Murdock E. Mrs. 81 Pleasant
Newton A. £. 196 Front
Parker C. P. Mrs. 16 Thomas
Peck E. Mrs. 24 Lincoln sq.
Perry H. H. 809 Main
Porter H. R. S. 29 Southbridge
Prince H. E. Mrs. 171 Front
Putnam & Thurston, 881 Main
SANDMAN G. W. 8 Washington
sq. (Seepage 574;
Sargent G. W. 225 Front
Snow ft Rowell, 265 Main
Somes C. T. 514 Main
Spaulding E. 558 Main
STRATTON SAMUEL, 99 and 108
Main (See page 559;
Welch Joseph W. 15 Pleasant
ZitkoT L. B. F. 181 Main
Mave Troughs.
BANGS A. ft CO. 175 Union (See
page 604;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER
Contains th« Winest DramtMc
Crttleisnta in the Country ,
358
W^ORCESTRB BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
Cimiiniiigs J. B. 197 Union
JElastic Stockings.
SCOTT L. H. 515 Main (See page
682;
Mlectric Baths and
Treatment.
CURTIS C. F. MRS. 63 Pearl (See
page 508;
' Mlectric Batteries.
LELAND £. J. 424 Main (Seepage
604;
Electric Ous Lighting
and JElectric Bells.
CUMMINGS C. A. 414 Main (See
page 650;
WHEELER P. W. 28 Pearl (See
page 660)
Electric Lights.
Worcester Electric Light Co. 415
Main
Electricians.
LELAND £. J. 424 Main (Seepage
604;
Electrotypers.
HAMILTON CHAS. 811 Main (See
opposite page 540 ;
WHITCOMB H. C. & CO. 22 Milk,
Boston, Mass. (Seepage 687;
Elevators.
PITTS, RICE & CO. (hydraulic),
Lagrange c. R. R. (See page
648;
WASHBURN MACHINE SHOP
(hydraulic)f Boynton n. High-
land (Seepages 682 and 688;
Emery Wheel Manu/s.
NORTON P. B. 41 Water (Seepage
660;
Emery Wheel Tools.
WASHBURN MACHINE SHOP,
Boynton n. Highland (Seepages
682 and 688;
Employment Agency.
TOWNE STILLMAN, 12 Front
(See page A9B)
Engravers.
BASS C. H. (wood), 845 Main (See
page 515;
KYES & WOODBURY (designers
on wood), 852 Main (Seepage
514;
Leland Henry F. (metal), 845 Main
WHITTEMORE W. C. (wood), 410
Main (See page 614;
Engravings nnd JPlc^
turesm
HILL J. Q. 884 Main C See foot lines
under H)
Envelope Maehifiery.
WHITCOMB ENVEI-OPE CO. »
Salisbury (See page 665 j
Envelope MiaX^ers.
HlllW. H. 66 Grafton
WHITCOMB ENVELOPE CO. »
Salisbury (See page 665 J
Envelope Printers.
MATNARD, GOUGH fr CO. 187
Front (Seepage 510;
Equipoise Waists.
NEWELL N. M. 868| Main (See
page 574;
Excavating and Stane^
work.
ROBBINS GEO. L. 100 Vernon
(Seepage 573;
Expert (in PaUnt Causes),
FOWLER R. B. 75 Hanover CS»
pageSOS)
Expresses.
See also Stages in Index.
Albany and West.— American Ex-
press Co. 80 Front
Barre. — Wood A. N. 18 Mechanic
Boston. — Adams Ex. Co. 896 Main
Boston. — Boston & Worcester
Despatch, 8 Foster
BOSTON.— Earle & Frew's Ex-
press, 18 Mechanic (See 1^
presses in Index of Contents)
Canada.— U. S. & Canada, 80 Front
Clinton.— C. Gleason, 81 Waldo
Clinton.— U. S. & Can. 80 Front
Famumsvllle.— Geo. WiUis, 420
Main
Fitchburg, Nashua, Lowell, Law-
rence, &c. — 80 Front
Gardner.— U. S. & Canada, SO Front
Grafton.— J. B. White, 34 Mechanic
Holden.— H. P. Whittemore. 154
Main
Leicester. — ^T. S. Snow, 440 Main
Millbury. — A. G. Llvermore, 8
Front
MILLBURY.— H. P. Smith, 440
Main (See page 571;
New Express Co. — 847 Main
New York.— Adams Ex. Co. 896
Main
NEW YORK —Earle & Frew's Ex-
press, 18 Mechanic (See Bx^
presses in Index of Contents)
Oxford.— Byron J. Vinton, 8 Foster
Paxton. — ^Preston Wm. I. 18 Me-
chanic
BOSTON WEEKLY ADVERTISER,
OKB nOZLAJt
r
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
359
PHILADELPHIA.— Earle &Prew'B
Express, 18 Mecbanic (See Exr
prestes in Index oj Cantenta)
PBOVipBNCE.— Earle & Prew's
Express, 18 Mechanic (See JEz-
preesee in Index of Contents)
Shrewsbury. — George Cammlngs,
84 Front
Soathbridge.— A. S. Bnell, 869 Main
Spencer.— G. P. Craft, 440 Main
Upton.— Geo. L. Wood, 420 Main
Webster.— Byron J. Vintori, 8 Pos-
ter
BAOGAOE EXPRESS.
FARNSWORTH CALVIN, Union
Pass. Station (Seepage 566 j
Fancy Goods.
Hosiery^ Lacea, Drimmings, Etc.
WHOLESALE.
BRYANT S. & CO. 88 Front (See
page 526J
RETAIL.
Carley A. B., Canterbury c. Grand
Davis James B. 165 Main
Sllsworth C. H. 820 Main
Fnller F. H. 212 Main
GODmSEI J. & CO. 848 Main (See
page 525>
GkKKlnow M. 8 Spring
Gross, Stranss & Co. 888 Main
Hanlon Catharine, 87 Ward
Harris L. W. Mrs. 8 Webster
Jillson E. O. Mrs. (coreeta)^ 508
Main
Kane O. 87 Lamartine
Liyermore C. F. 552 Main
LOWELL A. S. & CO. 806 Main
(See page h2h)
MacINNES JOHN C. 462 Main
(See foot lines under M)
Pelton F. H. 814 Main
Philpot George S. 8 Green
Potter C. A. 40 Front
Ray E. L. 268 Main
Schofleld E. T. & Co. 194 Front
Solliyan P. J. 15 Green
Thompson B. Mrs. 169 Green
Walsh M. Mrs. 50 Madison
Weinberg Bros. 857 Main
Weinberg J. 867 Main
Fancy Goods.
Toys, Etc,
Hinman George & Co. 880 Main
Sargent F. 226 Main
Watson A. S. 11 Main
Feather Dyers.
Davies £. Mrs. 888 Main
Deschamps N. 1 Waldo
Lacbance T. 554 Main
Feather JRenovators.
HTLAND W. 18 Park (See page
699;
WATERS J. C, Curtis (See page
567;
Feed Water Heaters.
ALLEN WM. & SONS, 67 Green
(See front colored page)
Felting Manufs.
WORCESTER FELTING CO. 91
Foster (Seepage 680;
Fence Manufs. (Barb).
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 69U
WORCESTER BARB FENCE CO.
85 Union (Seepage 625;
Ferrule Manufs.
Parker John L. & Co. 70 School
WORCESTER FERRULE CO. 181
Central (Seepage 66i;
Fertilizers.
BARTLETT C. A. (ground bonej^
Millbnry ave. (Seepage 555;
HOLMES G. E. & CO., Lym&n(See
page 545;
JEFFERDS JOHN G. rear Green-
wood, Q. (See page 555;
File Manufs.
HART WILLIAM, 1 Washington
square ( See page 675;
Hiscox A. J. 10 Mill
Kneeland P. E. 88 Central
Finger Nail Cutters.
Mcdonald a. 418 Main (Seepage
677;
Fire Arms Manufs.
FOREHAND & WADSWORTH, 42
Gardner (See page 64i;
Harrington & Richardson, 81 Her-
mon
Holden C. B. 62 Foster
JOHNSON IVER <& CO. 44 Central
(See page 65 1;
WESSON FRANKLIN, 20 Man-
chester (See page 651;
Fire Bricks, Clay, Jbo.
JOURDAN W. H. 866 Main (See
front cover)
Fish Markets.
ADAMS H. O. 212 and 214 Front
(See page 552;
Blankenhom W. F. 89 Main
Cobb George P. & Co. 185 Front
Daly F. T. 89 Main
Davis I. & Co. 624 Main
Doane, Corren & Co. 614 Main
Elwell S. F. Mrs. (lobsters), 8 Coral
Flagg G. W. 158 Main
Jennison George, 84 Green
Kendall M. J. Mrs. 61 Millbnry
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
ONE nOLLAS
pan MOKTS,
860
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIBECTOBT.
Kidder John, 26 Lincoln
Newcomb A. S. & K. L. 228 Main
Nickerson S. A. 18 Thomas
O'Grady William & Son, 7 Austin
BTUBBS CHARLES, 20^ Pleasant
(Seepage 552;
Tasker Joseph P. 4 Vernon
Woodcock A. B. 4 Fruit
Fish Mounting.
MORROW 0. H. MRS. 16 Mechanic
(See page 49 7 J
Fishing Hod Manufs.
Harrington N. 8. 72 Portland
Flags.
BOWMAN H. A. & CO. 112 Front
(Seepage 53 U
Flocks, Wool Waste, Jbc.
SMITH DWIGHT, 10 Washington
square (See page 669^
Florists.
BABBITT WM. E., June near May
(See page b(^)
BALLARD JOHN S. & CO. 16
Foster (See page 587 j
Cook W. W., Loudon near Main
Hizon Adin A. 6 Gates lane
KEYES C. A. 49 Highland (See
page 509^
LANGE HERMANN F. A. 876 Main
and Mt. Vernon (See page 509j
Sargent W. E., Holden near Grove
THAYER CHARLES D. 6 Ripley
(See page 504;
Ward Thomas, 196 Pleasant
Flour, Orain, Ac.
WHOLESALE.
Aldrich C. D. & Co. 13 Mechanic
Chapln & Co. 189 Front
GARLAND & LINCOLN, 20 Graf-
ton (Seepage 639 J
HOPPIN G. S. & CO. 24 Mechanic
(See page 549 j
MAYNARD & MAYNARD, 154
Front (See page 536;
SEARS C. W. 517 Main (See page
558;
SMITH, ADAMS ft CO. 10 Trum-
bull (Seepage 5S9)
Wetherbee C. E. 148 Front
RETAIL.
Aldrich & Co. 18 Mechanic
Clark John S. & Son, 287 Front
GAY & HOOD, 41 Waldo (Seepage
648)
Holbrook W. D. & Co. 525 Main
HOLDEN N. W. 162 Front (See
page 546;
Holden P. & Co. 634 Main
HOUGHTON A PEARSON, 592
Main (See page 568;
LINCOLN LEVI, 105 Front (See
page 554)
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISKR,
NEW ENGLAND PROTECTIVE
UNION, DIV. 42, 24 Front, 8.
A. Pratt, agent (See page 552;
PATTEN W. O. & CO. 688 Main
(See page 547;
PUTNAM EDWIN A. 129 Main
(See page 56 1;
PUTNAM E. E. 600 Main (See page
547;
ROGERS G. P. 189 Front (Seepage
547;
SIMARD JOSEPH A CO. 5 Frank-
lin (See page 548;
Stevens D. &C. P. & Son, 86 SoutSi-
bridge
Thompson A. M. 8 Lincoln square
WILSON & HOLDEN, 154 Main
(See page 563;
WORCESTER CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION, 576 Main (See
page 547;
Folding Chairs.
VAILL E. W. 15 Union (Seep, 68i;
Foundries.
See Iron or Brass Foundries.
Freight Lines.
HOOSAC TUNNEL, George Y.
Lancaster, agent, 14 Pearl (8u
Railroads in Index of Contents)
McCAMBRIDGE H. M. (Neptune
line to New York, and Winsor
line to Philadelphia), Green n.
R. R. (See Steamers in Index qf
Contents).
Fresco Painters.
READ E. D. 88 Clifton (Seepage
522;
STRAUSS BROS. 6 Norwich (See
page 585)
Friction Pulleys.
McMAHON & CARVER, Water c
Ledge (See page 678;
Frogs and Switches.
WORC. FROG AND SWITCH
CO., Joseph A. Howland, sapt
8 Loudon (Seepage 677)
Fruit (Foreign atid Domestic).
WHOLESALE.
BLODGET W. H. ft CO. 6 Tram-
bull (See page 554 J
NORCROSS & WASHBURN, 507
Main (Seepage 655;
PLAISTED J. W. & CO. 151 Front
(See page 656;
RETAIL.
Amsden S. J. 618 Main
Bean Henry, 115 Park
Bragg A. F. & Son, 568 Main
Garaventa F. 10^ Washington sq.
Garavcnta L., Pearl c. Main
ALL BUSIK^BSa AND
SOCIAL KXWS.
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
361
Oardella C, Main cor. Central
QaDcher D. 1 Washington square
Goodwin C. Main near City Hall
Kidder F. C. 41 Thomas
I«acava J. B. 264 Front
Hay B. & C. H. Jr. 608 Main
Kazarlan & Kasparlan, 1 Austin
Padnia G., Main cor. Park
BhaUnck J. H. 78 Park
Thayer J. B. 220 Front
IHir Dealers,
KENDALL JOHN, 815 Main (See
buck cover)
Fur Repairers.
Towne StlUman Mrs. 119 Anstin
Vumace Governors.
LAMB J. B. 18 Park (See page 671 J
Furnace Idnings.
MOORE & LEE, 2 Bigelow court
(See page 692j
JFurna,ces and Ranges.
F0S8 T. B. 158 Front (See page
694;
GREENE & GOUGH, 51 Main (See
page 602;
JORDAN J. W. 609 Main (Seepage
612;
KENDALL O. S. & CO. 458 Main
(Seepage^!)
MILLER HENRY W. 156 Main
(See page ^OQ)
PHELPS F. F. 151 Main (See page
58i;
Furniture.
BROADBENT JAMES, 826 Main
(See page 577 j
CHOLLAR JOHN D. 476 Main (See
page 598;
DENNY H. W. & CO. 558 Main
(See page 677 J
DUNN JAMES D. 42 Lamartine
(See page 515;
FOLSOM J. G. 580 Main (Seepage
514;
LAWRENCE J. B. 855 Main (See
page 567;
MIRICK GEO. W. 204 Main (See
page 515;
PUTNAM C. V. 247 Main (Seepage
577;
SHAWF. S. 581 Main (Seepage
577;
WALKER HENRY, 227 Main (See
page 599;
Furniture Movers.
CUTLER C. 27 Lagrange (Seepage
56i;
GREEN C. J. 84 School (Seepage
566;
Furniture Spring Wire
Manufs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (Seepages 690
and 69i;
Galvanized Iron.
WORCESTER GALVANIZED
IRON CO. 150 Union (See
pages 588 and 605;
Galvanized WireMan^
ufacturers.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (Seepages 690
and 69i;
WORCESTER WIRE CO. foot
Kansas (See page 624;
Gas Burners.
Maynard W. G. 28 Pearl
Gas Cotnpa/ny.
WORCESTER GAS LIGHT CO.
2 Bank block, 11 foster (See
page 576)
Gas Fitters.
COLVIN M. R. 22 Exchange (See
page 581;
JORDAN J. W. 609 Main (See page
612;
PHELAN JOHN J. 80 Soutbbridge
(See page 580;
SISSON J. D. 83 Southbridge (See
page 580;
TUCKER N. G. & SON, 51 Pleasant
(See page 580; *
WASHBURN & GARFIELD, 80
Foster (See opp. map)
WORCESTER STEAM A GAS
PIPE WORKS, W. S. Jordan,
agent, 198 Front (See front col-
ered page)
Gas Fixture Manufs.
JORDAN J. W. 609 Main (Seepage
612;
Gas Lighting (electric).
WHEELER F. W. 28 Pearl (See
page 650;
Gas Stoves.
WORCESTER GAS LIGHT CO.
11 Foster (Seepage 576)
Gear Cutters.
Aborn Martha A. Mrs. 5 Cypress
WINSLO W SAMUEL, 81 Mulberry
(See page 676)
Gents^ Furnishing
Goods.
CLAPP E. B. 865 Main (See page
520;
CLAPP FRED. A. & CO. 871 Main
(See page 521;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
COMMERCIAL AND
\8MiriPINO NBWa,
862
WOBOE8TSB BU8INB88 DIBECTOBT.
Dennis Henry, 2 Lincoln sq.
Hall Thomas H. 82 Front
KENDALL JOHN, 315 Main (Set
back cover)
Kemptner 8. 157 Main
LAREIN WM. H. & CO. 395 Main
(See page ^2\)
LISCOMB N. 8. 418 Main (Set
front cover)
McGoarty Thomas, 109 Park
Minturn W. E. ft 8on, 64 Front
BOWELL W. P. 188 Main (See
page 528J
8 ANDERS & PUTNAM, 407 Main
(See front cover)
Walters & Holdeu, 149 Main
WARE, PRATT & CO. 408 Main
( See front covet)
Oinger Ale H/Lanufs.
BR00K8 WM. F. 89 Exchange
(Seepage 549>
Glass (Window).
MARBLE JEROME & CO. 440
Main (See page 614)
STEVEN8 D. & C. P. & CO. 24
Southbridgu (Seepage 578 j
Glaziers.
BOSS WM. 138 Main (See page
604)
Grain Elevators.
GARLAND & LINCOLN, 20 Graf-
ton (See page 589 j
Grain Options.
MAYNARD & MAYNARD, 154
Front (Seepage 586 j
Chranite Dealers.
EVANS & CO. 181 Central (See
page 596^
MANN ALBERT G., Crescent fiSe^
page 608^
NORCROSS BROS. 10 £. Worces-
ter (See page 607^
WEBB G. D. GRANITE CO. 6
and 10 Edward (See page 695^
WOODWARD D. M., Crescent n.
freight honse (See page 608J
Gravel.
LEE WM. J. 7 Lamartine (See
page 586>
8TREETER £. 8. 1 Benefit place
(See page b%^)
Chrease.
Sawin James J. 242 Shrewsbury
Walmsley J. 240 Shrewsbury
Green Houses.
KEYES C. A. 49 Highland (See
page 509^
LANGE H. F. A. 876 Main and
Mt. Vernon (See page 509^
THAYER C. D. 6 Ripley fiSto page
504J
G^ndstones.
Baell 8. K. 48 Waldo
MASON J. P. 152 Front (See from
cover)
Grinding Machinery.
WASHBURN MACHINE SHOP,
Boynton (See pages 688 and
688;
Grist Mills.
Patch W. W. estate of, June
Whipple E. R., Millbory n. R. R.
Grocers.
WHOLBSALB.
LEARNED, NEWTON & CO. 8
Allen ct. (See page 5o4J
SMITH E. T. & CO. 96 Shrews-
bnry (Seepage BSQ)
BBTAIL.
Adams Frank G., Wachasett c. Dlz
Alexander Warren, 158 Southbrldge
Armington W. 116 Front
Armington &'Co. 12 Lincoln sq.
Armstrong D. B. 48 Chandler
Arnold F. E., Millbury opp. Whipple
Arthur J. 55 Blackstone
BALLARD J. S. & CO. 16 Foster
(See page 587^
Ballon Lewis P. 2 Silver
Bauer Henry, 27 Grosvenor
Beauvias Henry & Co. 72 Sonthgate
Benoit Eli, 148 Southbrldge
Berard C. D. Mrs. 101 Canterbury
BIgelow J. W. 61 Main
Bingham H. 24 Pleasant
Bowen Stephen G. 71 Canterbury
Boyce A. 486 Southbrldge
Bradley John E. 80 Ward
BRIGHAM O. W. 104 Southbrldge
(See page 5B\)
Brighara W. A. 58 Myrtle
Brosnan J. 57 Grafton
Bruly J. A. 187 Washington
Buckley Mary, 67 Temple
Butler John T. 157 Grove
Bntterworth James Mrs. 198 South*
bridge
Cady, Hendrick & Co. 584 Main
Carey J. 70 Lafayette
Carroll B. J. 80 Water
Carroll T. 66 Water
Chandler ACarr, 480 Southbrldge
Coffin E. 4 North Ashland
Cogavan Catherine, 26 Vine
Comeford D. 5 Gold street court
Converse E. A. 555 Main
Cooley Maria A. 14 Providence
Cot6 Felix, SO Arch
Cromb Geo. O. 87 Newbary
Cronin Marcus D. 147 Shrewsbury
Crowley M. Mrs. 80 Lafayette
Cullen Martin, 68 Green
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
2!^ B€!pr0»«ntaH«e PiqMr
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRBOTORT.
36a
Cunningham M. W. f>2 Lamartine
Cnrran C. Mrs. 142 Foster
Cartin B. Mrs. 68 Bloomlugdale
Cortln M. Mrs. 119 Mechanic
Daly M. C. 114 Shrewsbury
Daniels J. 180 Chandler
Daniels Thomas, 86 Assonet
Davis & Smith. 65 Hanover
Demers Lewis. 97 Lamartine
Devlin John, 141 Exchange
Dolan Frank T. 9 Suffolk
Dolan John, 12 Foyle
Donohae T. O. 177 Mechanic
Dousherty John, MiUbory corner
Vernon
Dnggan W. H. 192 Sonthbridge
Eames Benjamin & Co. 248 Pleasant
Barly J. 99 Park
Eddy F. N. 154 Chandler
Estabrook W. 26 Myrtle
Farris I. P. F. 816 Main
Fay Hiram E. 240 Pleasant
Finnigan M. J. 74 Temple
First Swedish Co-operative Store
Perry
Fiske Charles D. 99 Grafton
Flynn Timothy, 45 Millbury
Foley Jeremiah, 57 Temple
Ford Mary A. Mrs. 424 Soathbridge
Oarvey William, 24 Washbarn
Gates Charles H., Millbary, Q.
Gray C. 1 Prospect
Gray Geo. A. 52 Myrtle
Greany Henry, Jr. 25 No. Ashland
Grenon Kate Mrs. 16 Hacker
Hackett W. H. 805 Main
Harrahy John, 167 Shrewsbury
Harrington Loammi, 521 Main
Haven Emily Mrs. 78 Southgate
Hayden J. A. Mrs. 85 Lamartine
Hennessy Jeremiah, 151 Central
Hennigan Maurice W. 62 Temple
Hicks J. E. 84 Millbury
HOLDEN NATHAN W. 162 Front
(See page 546 j
Hooker J. E., Webster sq.
Houghton Henry, 62 Millbury
Hubbard E. J. 121 Park
Hubbard 4 Flagg, 90 Park
Jackson Michael, 68 Bloomingdale
Keith & Hannaford, 205 Pleasant
Kelly J. 196 Cambridge
Kennedy C. S. 19 Hill
Kennedy M. 58 Temple
Kenney T. 1 Blackstone
Knowlton D. W. 87 Pleasant
LAJOIE BROTHERS, 84 Bloom-
ingdale (Seepage 546 >
Lavin Mary Mrs. 58 Lafayette
Leahy Catherine, 48 Ward
Madigan J. 166 Mechanic
Malone Patrick, 170 Prescott
Maney Thomas J. 822 Cambridge
Marcy A. 60 Grafton
Martin Peter J. 94 Lamartine
McAuliflfe M. 128 Shrewsbury
McDermott M. 66 Grand
McDonald M. Mrs. 47 Lafayette
McGlUicuddy J. Mrs. 145 Mechanic
McGuinness Michael, 189 Mechanic
McHugh P. C. 40 Winter
McLaughlin P. 15 Winter
McMahoD J. B. & O. F. 76 Green
McManus Daniel H. 86 Ward
Miller«A. Mrs. 484 Sonthbridge
Miller R. A. 158 Pleasant
Mullins Patrick. 84 Chandler
Mulvany Mary, 48 Water
Naughton D. M. 121 Millbury
NEW ENGLAND PROTECTIVK
UNION, Dlv. 42, 24 Front, S.
A. Pratt, agent (See page 652^
Neylon B. A. Mrs. 218 MiUbury
Nolan Thomas, 89 Southgate
O'Connor Dennis M. 227 Front
0*Nell M. 205 Main
O'Sullivan Ellen. 15 Charles
Parker Charles G. 148 Pleasant
PATTEN W. O. A CO. 588 Main
(See page 6A7 J
Payne T. 85 Winter
Pickens A. W. 28 Grove
Pike C. 18 Glen
Pike Ignatius S. 74 Lamartine
Pilet S. 96 Wall
Plalsted John W. & Sons, 885 MaiD
Potter J. G., Pleasant n. Mill
Prince E. B. 148 Main
PUTNAM C. H. & CO. 74 Winter
(See page 546 j
Putnam Darius A. & Co. 142 Cen-
tral
PUTNAM E. A. 129 Main (See
page 551)
PUTNAM B. B. 600 Main (See
page 547J
Putnam 8. & Co. 90 Green
Ratigan Bros. 178 Shrewsbury
Rawson O. 68 School
Rlordan J. 4 Suffolk
Rondo Rami, 80 Wall
Sampson Robert, Litchfield corner
Hacker
Shannon Philip, agent, 60 Pleasant
Sharkey John, 188 Prescott
Sheedy Thomas, 19 Belmont
Simmons J. C. 102 Washington
Sfnith Hiram A., Leicester n. AprI*
cot
Smith L. N. 91 Summer
Smith & Crockett, 148 Grafton
SMITH & GREEN, 84 Shrewsbury
(Seepage 587;
Sovereigns Co-operative Associa-
tion, 9 Pleasant
Stockwell & Barrows, 1 Webster
square
Stone E. C. 117 Main
Stone W. M. 47 Lincoln
Sullivan J. 162 Shrewsbury
TAFT S. & SON, 188 Front (See
page o4S)
Tarbell & Webster, 10 Pleasant
Thayer Geo. A. 212 Chandler
Tilden C. H. 191 Pleasant
Trulson H. 80 Lincoln sq.
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER
€tUains the ftnett IHntmmHc
€}rUiM9fH» in the Cauntrjfm
^64
WORCeSTBR BUSINESS DIRKCTORT.
Tucker E. J. Mrs. 29 Abbott
Wagner John O. 8 Agricultural
Walsh M. 119 Salem
Wbalen A. 49 Temple
Wbeeler Adam & Co. 157 Summer
WILLET JOHN J. 13 No. Ashland
(See page 551)
WORCESTER CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION, L. D. Cross,
agent, 676 Main (Seep, 547^
^hitters, Condtictors^Ac.
BANGS A. & CO. 176 Union (See
page 60A J
Oymnasiufn.
Dowd Daniel L. 83 Pearl
Sackmen.
Seedleo Stables,
Allen George H. 23 Fouutain
Campbell J. 82 Lamartine
Damon H. S. 118 Southbridge
Davis S. A. 88 Washburn
Dodge J. A. llMendon
Douglass S. H. r. 66 Exchange
Doyle D. 17 Blackstone
Sames G. P. 9 Bellevue
Flynn Thomas, 21 Lafayette
Hapgood J. 410 Main
Healy M. 286 Pleasant
Higglns M. 17 Summer
Holton L. C. 12 Dewey
Hubbard H. M. 12 Sever
Hurley John, 9 Sigel
Mahoney Cornelius, 68 Grove
McAleer James, 68 Harrison
McDermott J. H. 6 Bartlett pL
McGrath Thomas E. 16 Spruce
McNamara Andrew, 18 Lodi
Morrissey S. 28 Columbia
O'Connell P. 8 Beach
Rogers C. C. 426 Main
"Sexton J. J. 156 Mechanic
Wells Enos B. 674 Main
Hair Goods.
MEDINA A. 292 Main (See page
517; ,
Hairdressers.
Adams Israel, 8 Bridge
Bell Dock W. 74 Thomas
Bouchard C, Waldo House
Bronner J. Mrs. (ladiet^)^ 27
Thomas
Brown A. J. 107 Main
Brown Robert E. 102 Southbridge
Brown Wm. H. 6 Mill
Bruninghaus R. Jr. 289 Main
Bnrkhardt Henry C. 228 Front
Carter J. C. 6 Austin
•Charron Frank J. 13 Green
Clough A. E. Miss (ladies'), 7
Houghton
Clough Francis A. 338 Main
CrevlerL. G. 116 Park
Delorme N. D. Jr. 30 Grafton
Delute C. 19 Church
Dexter Frank, 81 Main
Diggs R. R. 1 Trumbull
Domes F. L. 12 Southbridge
Dorris J. W. 218 Main
Doyle Mark H. 412 Soathbridge
Duclos Edward J. 807 Main
Duprey L. 81 Limiartine
Foster J. J. 198 Front
Gaines D. G. 1 Washington sq.
Gimby Edward B. 81 Washington
square
Hunter B. B. 1 MiUbury
Janklns W. H. 438 Main
Kennard C. (ladie^), 892 Main
Kenney J. D. 689 Main
Largess Peter, 6 Webster
McCarty J. F. 419 Main
McLaughlin John, 165 Green
McNorton William, 11 Mechanic
Miller George E. 418 Main
Moore John, 68 Southbridge
Moultis T. 414 Main
Parker Bros. 6984 Main
Poore & Webber, 601 Main
Potter J. T. 127 Main
Roche R. F. 96 Southbridge
Schwartz L. A. 14 Washingten sq.
Stark N. 46 Washington sq.
Strand L. £. Mrs. (ladies'), 209
Main
Truda J. N. 897 Main
Tucker Edward P. 168 Chandler
Walker Gilbert, 86 Main
Walker H. 177 Main
Hand Cards.
HOWARD BROS. 19 Washington
sq. (See page 685)
WATSON L. S. & CO., Leicester
Mass. (Seepage 664y
Hardware.
See also Saddlery Hardware.
Burgess C. S. & Co. 616 Main
DUNCAN, GOODELL & CO. 404
Main (Seepage 60U
HART WM. 1 Washington sq. (See
page 676J
KINNICUTT & CO. 420 Main r^ae
page 600;
MILLER HENRT W. 166 Main
(Seepage 600J
WAITE H. M. 191 Front (Seepage
688;
WHITE & CON ANT, 642 Main (See
page 678;
Wood E. M. & Co. 629 Main
Hardware Manufs.
Gifford A. W. & Co. 76 Beacon
Morgan Spring Co. (springs), 17
Lincoln
Miller A. A. (laundrff iroM), 18
Mechanic
Sargent Hardware Co. 246 Soath-
bridge
BOSTON WEEKLY ADVERTISEB,
OlfX nOLLAS
r
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
865
WORCESTER NOVELTY WORKS
86 Foster (See page 674 j
Harness Frames*
Patnam Jason, 21 Cypress
Harness Makers*
Brlggs D. E. rear 161 Main
Connell P. J. 219 Front
Dodge A. 4 Austin
Bownes A. 20 Foster
Downes T. H. 18 Curtis
Green Charles G. 65 Exchange
HASTINGS L. A. 25 Exchange
(See foot lines under H)
Hntchinson Bei^amln £. 161 Front
McAleer R. 228 Main
Oliver Bros. 197 Front
Raffertj J. H. 12 Green
Rafferty Patrick W., Leicester
Walker Appleton, 144 Main
Hat Machines.
POLLARD L. L. (lining and voir-
ingjf 19 Church (See page 648^
Hats, Furs, Jbc.
Bliss G. R. 586 Main
CLAPP E. B. 365 Main (See p. 620J
CLAPP FREDERICK A. & CO. 871
Main (Seepage 521 J
Day & Morse, 824 Main
KENDALL JOHN, 815 Main (See
hack cover)
LARKIN W. £[. & CO. 895 Main
(See page b2\)
LISCOMB N. S. 418 Main (See
front cover)
McKenna T. F. 580 Main
Quinn J. F. 466 Main
ROWELL W. P. 188 Main (See
page 528^
Hay Bale Ties Manufs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 691^
Hay Dealers.
GARLAND & LINCOLN, 20 Graf-
ton (See page 589 J
GAT ft HOOD (wholesale), 41
Waldo (See page 64%)
HOPPIN G. S. & CO. 24 Mechanic
(See page 549^
HOUGHTON & PEARSON, 592
Main (Seepage 558 J
LINCOLN LEVI, 105 Front (See
page 554)
ROGERS GEO. P. 189 Front (See
page 547)
SEARS C. W. 517 Main (Seepage
568;
SIMARD JOSEPH & CO. 5 Frank-
lin (See page 548;
Heating Apparatus.
See also Steam Healing,
ALLEN WM. & SONS, 57 Green
(See front colored page)
WORCESTER STEAM & GA&
PIPE WORKS, 198 Front (See
front colored page)
Heddles.
PLACE M. & CO. (tin), 84 Union
(See page 678;
WATSON L. S. & CO. (wire), Lei-
cester, Mass. (See page 654;
Heel Manufs.
Barrows E. D. & Son, 199 Front
DEANE. N. 80 Shrewsbury (See
page 666;
HATCH G. S. 164 Front (Seepage
679;
Warren A. H. 112 Front
Heeling and Welts.
CHAMBERLIN ft BEACH, 18 Me-
chanic (Seepage 667)
Heliotypes.
HELIOTYPB PRINTING CO. 211
Tremont, Boston, Mass. (See
foot lines page 118 dbc.)
Hides and Skins.
FRENCH M. M. ft CO. 287 Front
(Seepage 669;
Holiday Cards.
WHITNEY GEORGE C. 184 Front
(Seepage 518;
Haps and Malt.
HALL A. B. ft CO. 8 Warren (See
page 556;
Horse Clippers.
Carey M. W. 42 Waldo
Horse Clipping Ma^
chines.
COATES CLIPPER MANUF. C0»
287 Chandler ( See page 662;
Horse Clothing.
HASTINGS L. A. 25 Exchange
(See foot lines under H)
Horse Collar Manufs..
Carew W. R. 189 Union
Hally L. 28 Waldo
Horse Shoers.
See also Blacksmiths.
BOWDEN A. H. 86 School (See
page 672;
BROWN ft NASH, Foster corner
Bridge (See page 568;
CHAMBERLIN C. E. 78 Exchange
(See page 657;
HARRINGTON & BRO. 85 Cen-
tral (See page 660;
Hogan John, 101 Union
NOONE P. ft SONS, r. 81 North
Foster (Seepage 566;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER
Contains the Finest DriMnuUic
CriiieianM in the Cotcnfry •
366
WORCESTBB BUSINESS DIBGCTORT.
SHAW T. W. & SONS, 126 Sonth-
bridge (See page 568^
8B1ALLRIDGE & BOURGBT, 64
Thomas (See page 568 j
WELLINGTON H. B. rear 40 Bx-
change (Seepage BOS)
Hotels.
BAT STATE HOUSE— W. L.
Shepard, 288 MaiD corner Ex-
change (See page 558^
CENTRAL HOUSE — 8. Stratton,
99 Main (Seepage 669 J
Continental Hotel — E. A. Ward,
648 Main
BLMWOOD HOUSE— D. J. Baker
& Son, 1059 Main (See page
669J
Exchange Hotel — £. L. Kennen, 98
Main
OERMAN AMERICAN HOUSE—
Joseph Sauer, 85 Mechanic,
(See page 669 j
Island House, W. C. Bios, Belmont
n. Qnlnslgamond Lake
LINCOLN HOUSE— Geo. Tower,
8 Elm (See page 668 J
UNITED STATES HOTEL— T.
M. Remington & Co. Sammer
c. Foster (See page 559^
Waldo Hoa8&— R. N. Start ft Co.
25 Waldo
WAVERLY HOUSE—H. Hay, 117
Front (See page 668)
Souse Furnishing
Goods.
DUNN JAMES D. 42 Lamartlne
(See page 616)
Fisher J. H. manager, 45 Main
WALKER HENRY, 227 Main (See
page 599;
Hulled Com.
Butler E. H., Parker n. Park aye.
Hydraulic Apparatus.
FITTS, RICE & CO. (eletfaiore),
Lagrange cor. R. R. (Seepage
648;
HOLYOKE MACHINE CO. 95
Thomas (See page 629;
WASHBURN MACHINE SHOP
(elewUara), Boynton n. High-
land (See pages 682 and 688;
Ice Cream Manufs.
ZAHONYI L. J. 882 Main (Seepage
588J
Ice Dealers.
Bond E. M., Southbrldge c Madi-
son
GARFIELD k HARRINGTON
( Quinsigamand Lake), 96
School (See page 588;
Sears A. H.'& Co. 91 Central
Walker B. & Co. 4 Waldo
Incorporated Co^s.
See Stock Companies.
Insurance Agents.
See also Agents.
COOLIDGE & TAYLOB, 554 Main
(See page 494;
CROWELL JOHN F. 844 Main
(See page 4»^)
CURRIER AUGUSTUS N. 492
Main (Seepage 485^
ELDRED E. ft CO. 82 Front (See
page 489 J
GRANT CHA8. E. 852 Main (Set
page 488^
HARRINGTON N. A. 492 Main
(See page ^9^)
KENDALL ft LONGLEY, 452 Main
(See page 487;
MUNROE A. C. 492 Main (Seepage
486;
PARKS L. C. 11 Pleasant (Seefooi
lines under P)
RICE EDWARD B. 877 Mala (See
page 495;
TATMAN R. J. 410 liain (8e^ back
cover)
WASHBURN JOHN D. 10 Pearl
(See hack colored page)
Insurance Companies.
FIRST NATIONAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE CO., R. J.Tatman, Bec>,
410 Main (See hack cover)
MERCHANTS' ft FARMERS' MU-
TUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO., E. B. Stoddard, aec% 240
Main (Seepage 488)
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSUR-
ANCE CO., A. Geo. Bnllock,
pres. and treas. 240 Main (See
page 484;
WORCESTER MANUFS. MUT.
INSURANCE CO., S. B. Bar-
ton, sec'y, 448 Main (See
page 495)
WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.. R. F- Up-
ham, sec'y. 877 Main opp. Elm
(See page iS2)
In9u/rance Companies
Having Agencies in Worcester,
ATNA INSURANCE CO., John D.
Washburn, agent, 10 Pearl (See
hack colored page)
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
CO. of Philadelphia, A. N.
Cnrrier, agent, 492 Main (See
page ^6)
CAMBRIDGE MUT. FIRE INS.
CO. of Cambridge, A. L. Bar-
bour, sec'y, E. Sldred ft Go.
agents, 82 Front (See page 489;
CITIZENS INSURANCE CO. of
Pittsburg, Pa Chas. E. Grant,
agent, 852 Main (See page 488;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER ^rSSrxSS^critt^.
WOHCE8TUB BUSINESS DIREOTORY.
867
CITIZENS MUTUAL INS. CO. of
Boston, Chas. £. Grant, agent,
862 Main (Seepage 686;
dTY OF LONDON FIRE INS.
CO., A. C. Manroe, agent, 492
Main (See page 486j
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSUR-
ANCE CO. , John D. Washburn,
agent, 10 Pearl (See back col-
ored page)
CONTIl^NTAL INS. CO., Aug.
N. Cnrrier, agent, 492 Ma&i
(Seepage 485;
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILA-
DELPHIA, John D. Washburn,
agent, 10 Pearl (See back col-
ored page)
FITCHBURG MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO., Chas. E.
Grant, agent, 862 Main (See
page 68i;
FRANKLIN FIRE INS. CO.. A. C.
Munroe, agent, 492 Main (See
page 486;
OERMAN AMERICAN INS. CO.,
Kendall & Longley, agents, 462
Main (See page 487;
CERMANIA FIRE INS. CO., Ken-
dall & Longley, agents, 462
Main (See page 487;
GLENS FALLS INS. CO., Charles
E. Grant, agent, 362 Main (See
page 488;
GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CO.,
John D. Washburn, agent, 10
Pearl (See back colored page)
HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS.
CO., John D. Washburn,
agent, 10 Pearl (See back col-
ored page)
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
CO., John D. Washburn, agent,
10 Pearl (See back colored page)
HOME INSURANCE CO., John D.
Washburn, agent, 10 Pearl
(See back colored page)
HOWARD INS. CO., A. C. Munroe,
agent, 492 Main (See page 486;
IMPERIAL FIRE INS. CO. of
England, Kendall & Longley,
agts. 462 Main (See page 487)
INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH
AMERICA, Aug. N. Currier,
agent, 492 Main (See page 486;
LANCASHIRE INS. CO., Aug. N.
Currier, general agent, 492
Main (See page 486;
LIVERPOOL & LONDON &
GLOBE mS. CO., A. C. Mun-
roe, agent, 492 Main (See page
486;
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE
FIRE mS. CO., Aug. N. Cur-
rier, agent, 492 Main (See page
486;
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPO-
RATION, Aug. N. Currier, agt
492 Main (See page 486;
MASSACHUSETTS MUT. FIRE
INS. CO. of Boston, Kendall &
Longley, agents, 462 Main (See
pages 487 and 686;
MASSACHUSETTS SAFETY
FUND ASSOCIATION, Thos.
8. Degan, supt. 492 Ma!La.(See
page 667;
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO.,
Wm. Hough, supt. 492 Main
(See page 496;
NATIONAL FIRE INS. CO., Ken-
dall & Longley, agents, 462
Main (See page 487;
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
INS. CO., Geo. T. Dewey,
agent, 811 Main (See page 496;
NEW YORK BOWERY FIRE INS.
CO., E. Eldred & Co., agents,
82 Front (See page 489;
NIAGARA FIRE INS. CO., John
D. Washburn, agent, 10 Pearl
(See back colored page)
NORTH BRITISH & MERCAN- *
TILE INSURANCE CO., John
D. Washburn, agent, 10 Pearl
(See back colored page)
NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO. of
England, Kendall & Longley,
agents, 452 Main (See page 487;
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. of
New York, John D. Washburn,
agent, 10 Pearl (See back col-
ored page)
PHCENIX ASSURANCE CO. of
England, Kendall & Longley,
agents, 452 Main (See page 487;
PH(ENIX INSURANCE CO. , John
D. Washburn, agent, 10 Pearl
(See back colored page)
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON
INS. CO., E. Eldred & Co.
agents, 82 Front (See page 489;
QUEEN INS. CO., A. C. Munroe,
agent, 492 Main (See page 486;
ROYAL INSURANCE CO., Aug.
N. Currier, agent, 492 Main
(See page 486;
SCOTTISH UNION AND NA-
TIONAL INS. CO., E. Eldred
& Co. agents, 82 Front (See
page 489;
SHOE AND LEATHER INS. CO.
of Boston, C. E. Grant, agent,
862 Main (Seepage 488;
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MA-
RINE INS. CO., Aug. N. Cur-
rier, agent, 492 Main (See page
486;
TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCI-
DENT INS. CO., C. Hartwell,
agent, 462 Main (See page 497;
Intelligence OJSflces.
Elliott G. 846 Main
Parmenter M. J. 267 Main
Straud J. R. B. 209 Main
BOSTON DAiiY xmmmEK'^o^^ssJsy^r^
368
WORCESTER BUSIHBSS DIBECTORT.
TOWNE 8TILLMAN, 12 Front
(See page 498^
Iran and Steel.
BoxtoD E. k Son, 40 Central
LOCKE & ROBINSON (»crap), 99
Central (See page 597;
MASON JOSEPH P. 152 Front
(See front cover)
Pratt ft Inman, 17 Washington sq.
Webster & Crosby, 99 Foster
Iran Fence & JRailinffS.
DAHLBER6 ft NOE, 22 Cypress
(Seepage 659 J
FISH H. C. 152 Union (See page
616;
MORSE ft WALLS, 56 Hermon
(See page 686;
Iran Fargers.
DAHLBERG ft NOE, 22 Cypress
(See page 659;
FISH H. C. 152 Union (See page
615;
MORSE ft WALLS, 56 Hermon
(See page 636;
WYMAN & GORDON. Bradley cor.
Gold »t. ct. (See page 642 j
Iran Faunders.
ARCADE MALLEABLE IRON
CO., Washington sqnare (See
page 630;
Arnold, Gallagher ft Pierce, Ham-
mond near R. R.
Colvin Caleb, 37 Gold
Colvin James A. 52 Jackson
CROMPTON GEORGE, 110 Green
(See page 645;
HEALD & BRIXTON, 92 Thomas
(See. page 662)
JUNCTION FOUNDRY CO. 65
Jackson (Seepage 667 j
Pero Prespey, rear 25 Hermon
Star Foundry, 149 Washington
WHEELER FOUNDRY CO. 188
Mechanic (See page 671;
WORCESTER IRON FOUNDRY
CO. 56 Gold (See page 670)
WORC. MALLEABLE IRON CO.,
Albany corner Musquego (See
page 692;
Iran Ftpe and Fittings.
WASHBURN ft GARFIELD, 80
Foster (See opposite map)
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 198 Front (See
front colored page)
Iran Railing Mills.
WASHBURN IRON CO. 14 Bloom-
ingdale (See page 640;
WASHBURN & MOEN MANU-
FACTURING CO. 94 Grove
(See pages 690 and 69i;
Iran Taal Manufs.
See also MadUwUU.
BLAISDELL P. ft CO. 62 Jacksoir
(8eepagee3»)
LATHE ft MORSE TOOL CO. 189^
Gold (See page 6S9J
POND MACHINE TOOL CO.,
Union comer Exchange (See
page 628;
POWELL A. M. ft CO. 140 Union
(See page 685;
PRENTICE BROS. Junction shop
(See page 687;
WASHBURN MACHINE SHOP,
Boynton near Highland (See
pages 632 and 638)
Iran Wire Manufs.
WASHBURN ft MOBN MANU-
FACTURING CO. 94 GroTe-
(See pages 690 and 691)
WORCESTER WIRE CO. foot
Kansas (See page 624;
Japanners.
Hedden ft Hill, 294 Park avenue
Jewelers.
See also WaUhes^ Jewelry^ dc
ELKINS ft HOWE, 550 Main (See
page 517;
HAYDEN F. R. (wholesale), 898
Main (See page 516;
MOULTON EDWARD, 899 Maln^
(See page 517;
Jewelry Manufs.
Fay F. B. 886 Main
Gard Thomas D. 845 Main
Greene ft Son, 852 Main
Jab Wagons.
CHAD WICK ft FAY, r. 85 Grafton-
(See page 570;
DRAPER C. H. 228 Main (Seepage-
570;
Junk Dealers.
Barrett P. 14 Hill
Chase T. L. 2 Bigelow court
Consin John, 1 Plum
Flynu J. J. 181 Canterbury
Habley Bros. 106 East Central
Johnson B. C. 105 Millbury
Myers E. A., Park ave. opp. Oberlin
Stott Joseph, 107 East Central
Walsh P. T. 42 Barclay
Ladies' Furnishing
Gaads.
Dnnlap R. C. Mrs. 276 Main
WORCESTER CORSET CO. 566
Main (See page 526;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER
Contains Elaborate Art
and Literary CriUoUm^-
WOBCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
369
JLadies* Hair Store.
MEDINA A. 292 Main (See p, 517;
JLadies^ Underclothing.
Baker & Barns, 98 Front
lioger Beer.
BTBWETT GEO. F. 84 Foster cor.
Wa]do (Seepages 534 and 585;
Last Makers.
COLBY & PORTER, 92 Foster
(See page 6QS)
MAWHINNEY 8. & CO. 19 Chorch
(See page 668;
Wells O. M. 75 Beacon
Lathe Manufacturers.
IRON.
BLAISDELL P. & CO. 62 Jackson
(See page 688;
LATHE & MORSE TOOL CO. 180
Gold (See page 689;
POND MACHINE TOOL CO., Un-
ion cor. Exchange (Seep. 628;
POWELL A. M. & CO. 140 Union
(Seepage 686;
PRENTICE BROS, junction shop
(Seepage 637;
Laundresses.
Gardner A. M. 65 Central
GiUan Hannah D. 66 John
Johnson M. A. Mrs. 71 Central
Jones Mary E. 28 Elliott
Laws Mary A. 26 Elliott
Peters S. J. 144 Front
Bobbins Adeline, 274 Sonthbridge
Toppin M. A. Mrs. 62 Sonthbridge
Tyrrell Mary A. r. 56 Eastern ave.
WiUard C. E. Mrs. 68 Central
Willard Harriet, 56 Union
Laundries.
COOK C. B. 18 Mechanic (Seepage
623;
Gong Chung, 239 Front
GUILD D. (naphtha), Hollis cor.
Gardner (Seepage 524 J
Kee Q. C. 220i| Main
Lee Han, P. O. block (basement)
Lee Sam, 124 Front
Lee Wah, 5 Washington square
Lee Moy Han, 179 Front
Lytich D. 26 Pleasant
RICHARDSON T. C. 16 Waldo
(See page 52i;
Sing Sam, 264 Main
Law Blanks.
PUTNAM & DAVIS (M. B, War-
ren*s)y 889 Main (Seepage 511;
Lawyers.
Aid rich C. F. 5 P. O. block
Bacon, Hopkins & Bacon, 7 Chapln
block
Bancroft J. H. 410 Main
Barker Forrest E. 1 1 Pleasant
Barnard Fred. J. 6 Chapln block
Blackmer F. W. 8 P. O. block
Bragg A. E. 12 Front
BURGESS S. A. 844 Main (Seep.
497;
Carroll P. T. 410 Main
Cobb H. W. 9 Chapln block
Cowden M. H. 5 Front st. Exchange
Dana J. A. 852 Main
DAY J. E. 2 Chapln block (See
page 50i;
Dewey F. H. Jr. 898 Main
DEWEY GEO. T. 811 Main f/^M
page 600;
DKWEY J. C. (patent), 811 Main
(See page 501)
Dodge T. H. 43 Park
Do.wd J. J. 877 Main
Gasklll Francis A. 8 Chapln block
GATES W. H. 2 Chapln block (See
page 50i;
GUe W. A. 425 Main
Glasgow £. B. 10 Pearl
Goddard S. B. I. 255 Main
GOULDING FRANK P. 898 Main
(See page 500;
Green James, 2 P. O. block
Greene Joseph K. 10 Pearl
Harding Wm. B. 398 Main
Harris H. F. 398 Main
Hill J. H. & Hill, 344 Main
Hoar George F. 9 P. O. block
HOAR ROCKWOOD, 9 P. O. block
( See page 600;
Hopkins John, 852 Main
Johnson C. R. 8 P. O. block
KENT & DEWEY, 811 Main (See
page 500;
KING HENRY W. 452 Main (See
page 50 1;
Manning David, Jr. 2 P. O. block
Ma^on Joseph, 10 Pearl
Mellen G. H. 288 Main
MERRILL CHAS. A. 877 Main
(Seepage 602;
Morrison F. M. 492 Main
Nelson H. L. 8 P. O. block
O'Connell D. F. 410 Main
Parker H. 5 P. O. block
Parker H. L. 288 Main
Pinkerton A. S. 9 Chapln block
Plunkett F. 18 Pearl
Potter B. W. 1 P. O. block
Purcell J. F. 844 Main
RATIGAN J. B. 892 Main (See
page 502;
Raymond E. T., City Hall
Rice Henry C. 344 Main
Rice & Blackmer, 8 P. O. block
Rogers H. M. 12 Front
Salisbury Stephen, Jr. 9 Main
Smith H. O. 892 Main
SPRAGUE E. B. 892 Main (See
page 602;
Stevens C. F. 288 Main
Stoddard E. B. 240 Main
BOSTOiN POST,
24
POIt BAILBOAD AND
STEAMBOAT
TIMB TABLB8.
870
WOKCESTEH BUSIKE8S DIHECTORT.
SULLIVAN J. E. 10 Pearl (See
page 502)
Swan 6eorg:e, 492 Main
Tafl A. M. 425 Main
Thayer Adin. 398 Main
Thayer .1. B. 398 Main
Thaver W. 377 Main
TUasJ. A. 492 Main
Utley Samuel, City Hall
Verry Horace B. 3 Cbapin block
Wasbbam John D. 10 Pearl
WethereU John W. 344 Main
Williams W. A. 10 Chapin block
Wood C. W. 1 P. O. block
Woodward Geo. M. 5 Chapin block
Leather Ble€ich.
WORCESTER LEATHER
BLEACH CO. 554 Main (See
page 668;
Leather, Hides, Ac*
DEAN E. N. (remnants), 80
Shrewsbury (Seepage 666)
HATCH GEO. S. (remnafOs), 164
Front (See page 679;
THOMPSON P. A. & CO. 567 Main
(See page (jQT)
WARREN J. F. & C. G. 195 Front
(Seepage 666;
Warren J. J. & Son, 10 Washing-
ton sq.
Weston O. H. 141 Front
Wiley S. W. 221 Mechanic
Libraries.
American Antiquarian Society,
Main comer Highland
FISHER CHARLES H. (circulat-
ing), 211 Main ( See foot lines
under F)
Free Public Library, 18 Elm
Horticultural Library, at Horticul-
tural Hall
Mechanics Library, Mechanics Hall
Worcester Co. Law Library, at
Stone Court House
Worcester District Medical Asso-
ciation Library, at Free Public
Library, 18 Elm
Lime, Cement, Jbc.
SMITH & GREEN, 84 Shrewsbury
(See page 537;
WILSON & HOLDEN, 154 Main
(Seepage 558;
Liquor I>ealers.
WHOLESALE.
GUYETT GEO. agent, 21 Washing-
ton sq. (Seepage 542;
HEWETT GEO. F. 84 Foster cor.
Waldo (See pages 584 and 585;
LYNCH B. 89 Washington square
(See page bi2)
McMAHON EDWARD, estate of,
26 Spring (Seepage 542;
MOEWAT F. P. & CO. 27 Wash-
ington sq. (See page 543;
PIERCE SYLVESTER S. 69 Me-
chanic (See page biZ)
RKTAIL.
Connor J. 134 Front
Johnson R. 29 Spring
Kelley T. O. & Co. 8 Southbridge
Temple Dennis G. 63 Franklin
Lithographers. •
HELIOTYPE PftlNTING CO. 211
Tremont, Boston, Mass. (Su
foot lines page 1 13, Ac.)
Lithographing and
Printing Ma^chinery.
SARGENT & MASON COMPANY,
54 Hermon (Seepage 644;
Livery Stables.
See Scabies.
Lock Smiths.
Cummings & Cleaveland, 414 Main
Hammond £. H. 18 Church
THOMPSON A. I. 2734 Main r<Sce
page 669;
Loom Builders.
CROMPTON GEO. 110 Green (See
page 645;
GILBERT LOOM CO. 88 N. Foster
(Seepage 644;
KNOWLES L. J. & BRO. 67 Jacl.-
soTL ( See pages 61S and 619;
Lumber.
BAKER CHAS. & CO. 82 Foster
(See opposite City OovemfMiU)
BICKNELL J. F. 48 Shrewsbury
(See front colored page)
CRANE E. B. & CO. 12 Shrewsbury
(Seepage 61 U
FAY & STONE, 76 School (Seepa^
582;
GATES JOHN'S SONS, 179 Union
(See under Calendar)
KNIGHT C. B. & CO.. Madison cor.
N. & W. R. R. (Seepage 582;
MORSE C. D. & CO., MlUbnry,
Mass. (See page 6SS)
RICE & GRIFFIN MANUP. CO.,
Sargent c. Gold (Seepage 610;
Sawyer Wm. H. 66 Lincohi
Lunch Rooms.
ZAEDERBENJ. 14 Mechanic C^ee
pctgehi^)
Machine Card Maiwf^*
BISCO & DENNY, Leicester, Mass.
(See page %^b) ^ ..
EARLE T. K. MANUF. CO. 66
Grafton (See page 622; .
KENT CHARLES F. 84 SontD-
bridge (Seepage 685;
k
BOSTON POST,
AIiL THB KBWa
rOB S CMJf^^'
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
371
SARGENT CARD CLOTHING CO.
246 Southbridge (8te page 62i;
WAITB E. C. & CO., Leicester,
Mass. (See page 684>
WHITE A. & SON, Leicester, Mass.
(See page 684^
WOODCOCK L. k CO., Leicester,
Mass. (See page 684 j
JtTacMne Castings.
ARCADE MALLEABLE IRON
CO., WashlDgton square (See
page 680;
HEALD & BRITTON, 92 Thomas
(Seepage 662;
JUNCTION FOUNDRY CO. 66
Jackson (See page 657)
WHEELER FOUNDRY CO. 188
Mechanic (See page 671 J
McLchine Cutters.
COES LORING & CO. 1 Coes sq.
(Seepage 64G;
HARDY L. & CO. 9 Mill (Seepage
674;
Machine JForgers.
DAHLBERG & NOE, 22 Cypress
(See page 6o^)
MORSE & WALLS, 56 Hermon
(See page &iQ)
WYMAN & GORDON, Bradley c.
Gold St. ct. (See page 642;
Machine Movers.
CONVERSE £. 16 Mulberry (See
page 662;
CUTLER C. 27 Lagrange (Seepage
661;
Machine Screw Man^fs.
BEDARD A. A. & CO. 89 'EtH-
chtknge ( See page 676;
UNION SCREW AND NUT CO.
67 Union (See page 670;
WORCESTER MACHINE SCREW
CO. 76 Beacon (See page 676;
Machinery Brokers.
PRATT S. ft CO. 22 Front (See
page 666;
Machinery Wire Man"
uf€UsitureTS.
WASHBURN ft MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pagee 690
and 69i;
Machinists.
Machinery, Johbingt Ac,
ADAMS JOHN J. 86 Mechanic (See
page 666;
BANCROFT W. F. ft CO., La-
grange c. R. R. (See page 668;
BLAISDELL P. ft CO. 62 Jackson
(See page 638;
Blake Bros. 164 Union
BROWN WILLIAM H. 81 Mechanic
(See page 686;
BROWNELL G. L. 16 Union (See
page 642;
BURLING AME A. 22 Cypress f/S^ee
page 672;
BURNHAM GEO. ft CO., Ham-
mond n. R. R. (Seepage 682J
BUSUNELL G. H. ft CO. (presses),
129 Gold (Seepage 634;
Carroll W. T. 100 Exchange
CLARK ft KNIGHT, 142 Union
(See page 652)
CLEVELAND MACHINE WORKS,
64 Jackson (See pages 616 and
617;
COES L. ft CO. 1 Coes sq. (See
page 626;
Copeland ft Charoberlln, 72 School
CURTIS ft MARBLE, 82 Webster
(See page 620;
Eddy William H. 81 Exchange
Elliot & Hall, 64 Hermon
FAIRBANKS GEORGE L. 89 Ex-
change (Seepage 673;
FULLER J. A. ft CO. 3 Cypress
(See page 678;
Gooding John, 34 Southbridge
Harthan S. E. 62 Mechanic
H ARWOOD ft QUINCY MACHINE
CO. 60 Lagrange (See page 694;
Hastings T. J. ft Co. 34 Soath-
b ridge
HOLYOKE MACHINE CO. 96
Thomas (See page 629 J
Hunt H. A. 22 Cypress
Johnson ft Bassett, 186 Union
Kent Samuel W. estate of, 34 South-
bridge
KNOWLES L. J. ft BRO. 67 Jack-
sou (Seepages 618 and 619;
LATHE & MORSE TOOL CO. 130
Gold (See page 639;
Lombard N. A. ft Co. 73 School
Matthews Isaac D. 180 Union
Mclver Bros, ft Co., Hammond n.
R. R
McMAHON ft CARVER, Water c.
Ledge (See page 673;
Nelson S. W. ft Co. 22 Cypress
NEW ENGLAND MACHINE CO.,
Boston, Mass. (Seepage 693;
Pease H. C. ft Co. 13 Cypress
PENTECOST W. AUGUSTUS, 166
Union (See page 649;
Perkins J. S. 12 Houghton
POLLARD L. L. 19 Church (See
page 648;
POND MACHINE TOOL CO.,
Union c. Exchange ( See page
623;
POWELL A. M. ft CO. 140 Union
(See page 636;
PRENTICE BROS. Junction shop,
(See page 6S7)
REED F. E. 122 Gold (See p. 668;
Rice, Barton ft Fales Machine and
Iron Co. 77 Foster
BOSTON WEEKLY POST,
OJrJV DOLLAB fJBB TJBAB.
8BND jrOB aPJSCIMJBir COPT,
372
WORCESTEB BUSINESS DIBECTOKT.
Richardson H. A. 91 Exchange
SAWYER E. 88 Hermon (See page
679;
Sawyer Joseph A. & Son, 47 Her-
mon
Stowe A. F. 11 Cypress
TAFT GEORGE C. (drills), 84
Soothbrldge (Seepage 67b J
Taft T. F. 22 Cypress
Thompson H. 22 Cypress
UNION WATER METER CO. 88
Hermon (See page 627;
WARREN W. H. 10 Harris court
(Seepage 059;
WASHBURN MACHINE SHOP,
Boynton near Highland (See
pages 632 and 683;
WESSON SAMUEL, 42 South-
brlilfre (See page 671;
WHEELER J. S. & CO. 28 Hermon
(See page 67S J
Whltcomb A. 125 Gold
WITHERBY, RUGG & RICHARD-
SON, 26 Salisbury (Seep, 628;
WOOD, JENNISON & CO., Ham-
mond corner N. & W. R. R.
(See page 647;
Worcester E. J., W. Boylston
YOUNG W. C. & CO. 19 Church
(See page 648;
COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINERY.
BROWNELL O. L. 16 Union (See
page 642;
CLEVELAND MACHINE WORKS,
54 JackHon (Seepages 616 and
617;
CURTIS & MARBLE, 82 Webster
(See page 620;
GILBERT LOOM CO. 83 N. Foster
(See page 644;
HARWOOD&QUINCY MACHINE
CO. 50 Lagrange corner R. R.
(See page 694)
KNOWLES L. J. & BRO. 57 Jack-
son (See pages 618 and 619;
LOMBARD N. A. & CO. 78 School
(See page 672;
ROY B. S. 75 Beacon (See p. 677;
SARGENT CARD CLOTHING CO.
246 Southbrldge (Seepage 62i;
WHITIN MACHINE WORKS
Whltlnsville, Muss*. (See p. 678;
WHITTLE JAMES H. (tin cylin-
ders), 90 ^owitibxX^ge ( See page
680;
WRIGHT MACHINE CO. 199
Chandler (See page 648;
machinists' tools.
BANCROFT W. F. & CO., Lagrange
cor. R. R. (Seepage 658;
BLAISDELL P. & CO. 62 Jackson
(See page 638;
BOYNTON & PLUMMER, La-
grange opp. junction depot
(See page 672;
CURRIER & SNYDER, 181 Central
(See page 6^^)
FAIRBANKS G. L. 89 Bxchanga
(See page 678;
FULLER J. A. & CO. 8 Cypress
(See page 61%)
LATHE & MOKSE TOOL CO. 180
Gold (See page 689;
McMAHON & CARVER, Water e.
Ledge (See page 078;
POND MACHINE TOOL CO.,
Union c. Exchange (Seepage
628;
POWELL A. M. & CO. 140 Union
(See page 685;
PRENTICE BROS. Junction shop
(See page 687;
REED F. £. 122 Gold (See p. 658;
WARREN W. H. 10 Harris court
(Seepage 669;
WASHBURN MACHINE SHOP,
Boynton near Highland (See
pages 682 and 688;
WHEELER J. S. & CO. 23 Hermon
(See page 678;
WOOD, JENNISON & CO., Ham-
mond c. N. & W. R. R. (See
page 647;
YOUNG W. C. & CO. 19 Chnrch
(See page 64S)
WOODWORKINa MACHINBRT.
WITHBRBY, RUGG & RICHARD-
SON, 26 Salisbury (Seep. 628;
Miignetic Appliances.
LUGRIN HICKS, 887 Main (See
page 505;
Malleable Iron Found'
ries.
ARCADE MALLEABLE IRON
CO., Washington square (Set
page 630;
WORC. MALLEABLE IRON CO.,
Albany c. Mnsquego (See page
692;
Mallets (Bawhide).
AMERICAN AWL CO. 196 Front
(See page S6SJ
Rice G. F. 62 Foster
Manufacturs ^ Supplies.
BAKER CHAS. & CO. (vooadvDork),
82 Foster (See opposite CUjf
Oovemment)
PRATT SUMNER & CO. 23 Froat
(See page 656;
Manufacturing Co^s.
See Stock Companies,
Map Publishers.
Drew, AUls & Co. (eUy), 462 Mail
Marble Workers.
BOSTON MARBLE k GRANITE
CO. 58 Central (Seepage 586;
EVANS k CO. (steam)y 181 Central
(See page 696)
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
The RepresentmHve Pmptr
oflfewXngUmit
WORCBSTEB BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
378
Nogent ft OToole, Grove n. ceme-
tery
ScaoDell D. S., WashiDj^too sq.
Wall & O'SalUvan, 215 Mechanic
Markets.
8ee <il90 ProviHans,
ADAMS G. £. & CO. 18 Lincoln
sq. (See page 5i9)
ADAMS H. O. 212 and 214 Front
(See page 552J
BEMI8 F. W. & CO. 20 Pleasant
(/^ page 550^
PBBNTICE J. E. 44 Southbridge
(See page 560)
SHELDON y. 104 Front (See page
645;
WATSON ft BELCHER, 8 Pearl
(See page 650)
WHITTEMORE A. F. ft CO. 269
Main (See page 550;
Masons.
Barrett Thomas, 28 Soath Irving
Barton G. W. 11 Bellcnap
Battelle G. S. 9 Warren
Burgess Alvin T. 83 Myrtle
Bargess Daniel 8. 88 Providence
Cooke David W. 57 Austin
Cooper Charles, 47 Chandler
DEARBORN S. W. 17 Oak avenne
(See page 69%)
DEARBORN W. F. ft CO. 14
Kendall (See page 598;
Ellinwood D. W. 10 Winslow
Estabrook Bros. 8 Dewey
Fitzgerald D. 8 Cheever
French C. J. 8 Mendon
German John J. 19 Lake
Harrington Stephen, 8 Church pi.
Hewitt Elmer, 7 Pembroke
HOFLIN H. G. ft CO. 9 Jacques
(See page 598;
Jackson D. S. (boiler coffering
manvfj, rear 80 Southbridge
Kimball ft Thurston, 81 May
LOVELL A. B. 100 MtLy(Seep. 608;
Lovell G. W. 40 Clifton
Lovell John A., Burncoat
Mi^poun I. W. 62 Exchange
Mellen Henry, 24 Merrick
MURPHT M. M. 66 Chandler (See
page 579;
PIKE AMOS (ttone), 62 Laurel
(See page 588;
PIKE H. S. (stone), 12 Townsend
(See page 587;
Richardson S. A. 8 Charlton
Steams J. E. 88 Austin
Webb George D. (atone), 6 Edward
WHITE J. 12 Lawrence (See page
587;
White P. F. 21 Ledge
Masons^ Materials.
(Soapstone FinUh.)
AMERICAN 80APST0NE FIN-
ISH CO. 82 Shrewsbury (See
page 574;
Massage.
Hitchcock Anna J. 10 William
Mathematical A JPMlo^
sophieal Instru"
ments.
STOCKWELL ft PRATT, 888 Main
(See foot lines under S)
Mattresses.
BOWMAN H. A. ft CO. 112 Front
(See page 581;
HYLAND W. 18 Park (Seep. 599;
Mechanical Engineers.
HILL ft TOLMAN, 195 Front (See
page 660;
Mechanics^ Tools.
DUNCAN, GOODELL ft CO. 404
Main (See page 60i;
WAITS H. M. 191 Front (See page
588;
WHITE ft CONANT, 542 Main (See
page 578;
Medicines.
BUSH ft CO. 56 Front (See foot
lines under B)
FAIRBANKS GEO. E. (foine of
ealisaya bark and iron), 10
Front (See foot lines under F)
FAIRBANKS H. 89 Southbridge
(Seepage 556;
Gates John B. 81 Elm
Harrigan J. 12 Front
Hovey F. W. 76 Piedmont
Maker Willis A. 8 Denny
MELLOR G. K. 480 Main and 442
Southbridge (See foot lines
under M)
Spalding F. A. (plasters), 66 Front
Mercantile Agency.
RUSSELL EDWARD ft CO. 452
Main (See page 498;
Merchant Tailors.
MACULLAR ft SON, 872 Main (See
page 528;
STURTEVANT L. W. 208 Main
(See page 52 1;
UPHAM ft PALMER, 877 Main
(See page 520;
WARE, PRATT ft CO. 408 Main
(See front cover)
Metal Punchers.
SMITH THOMAS ft CO. 14 Cypress
(See page 674;
TOWNE ft CO. 81 Mechanic (See
page 679;
WILSON J. FRED. 28 Hermon
(See page 646;
Metal Separators.
SAWTER EZRA, 88 Hermon (See
page 679;
GEO. E. FAIRBANKS,
WINB OF CALJ8ATA BARK ANJ>
IRON, makes ths weak strong.
374
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Midwives.
See also Nurses,
EriksoD Anna Mrs. 255 Mlllbury
GERELDS MARTHA W. 5 Blgelow
coart (Seepage 50SJ
Sveclber^ Christine, boards Illinois
Milk Dealers.
Adams Henry B., Millbury ave. n.
Blithewood
Asb James, 8 Mott
Bryant C. H., Holden c. Smith lane
Cornell James, Millbury ave. near
Blithewood
Flagg Albert D., Grafton near
MiUbnry ave.
Gleason Franklin C, Ararat near
Brooks
Gleason Walter F., Ararat near
Brooks
Green William A., Grove n. Park av.
Hall Stephen C, Ararat n. Brooks
Harrahy A. 167 Shrewsbury
Harrington B. F. & H. A., Harring-
ton court
Kendall Louis J., Pleasant, Tatnnck
Knight H. B., Burncoat near Mill-
brook
Parker C. F. 84 Belmont
Perry N. F. 80 Vernon
Shattnck George W., Mountain c.
Nixon
Shattuck J. B., Mountain c. Nixon
Thomas George W., Plantation n.
Bloom ingdale
Willey P. F. 80 Vernon
Millinery Goods*
BARNARD, SUMNER & CO. 827
Main (See page 6S0)
FITZ M. £. (loJiolesale straw
goods), 810 Main (Seep. 525>
Green J. M. Mrs. 840 Main
Holcombe A. L. Mrs. 278 Main
Home M. J. Mrs. 870 Main
LOWELL A. S. & CO. (JEmporium
of Fashion), 804 and 806 Main
(Seepage 625 J
Minor Austin Mrs. 16 Maple
O'Brien T. J. Mrs. 524 Main
Roche J. T. & Co. 401 Main
Stevens & Rnowltoii, 261 Main
Wheaton Henry C. 812 Main
Whittemore £. & Co. 146 Front
Williams M. R. 248 Main
Wood Emma I. 86 Pearl
Millwrights.
Taft Reuben, Lincoln avenue
Mineral Water.
BIEBERBACH J. G. Ill Summer
(Seepage 648;
HEWETT GEORGE F. 84 Fo^er
c. Waldo (See pages 5S^ and
686;
Joyce James H. 86 Southbridge
Model Makers.
KIDDER R. E. 28 Hermon (-Set
page S60)
METCALFE J. (meUd leUers), 19
Church (See page 657^ -
POLLARD L. L. 19 Church (8te
page 648;
WALKER WM. H. 166 Union
(See page 670;
Monutnents.
BOSTON MARBLE & GRANITE
CO. 58 Central (See page ^»%)
MANN ALBERT G., Crescent (8ei
page 608;
SESSIONS GEO. & SONS, 9 Trum-
bull (See page b^)
WOODWARD D. M., Crescent
(See page QQI^)
Moulding Machines.
LEE H. A. 164 Union (See page
672;
WITHERBY, RUGG & RICHARD-
SON, 26 Salisbury (See pag$
628;
Moulding Manufs.
BAKER CHAS. & CO. 82 Foster
(See opposite City OovemmetU)
FORBUSH L. P. ft CO. 181 Union
(See page 682;
RICE & GRIFFIN MANUF. CO. 5
Sargent (See page 610;
Mttsie.
BANDS.
Clelland & Wilson's Orchestra and
Brass Band, George Clelland,
leader, 424 Main
Montcalm Brass Band, J. H. M&r-
tel, leader, 55 Mechanic
Putnam & Babcock*s Orchestra, P*
L. Babcock, prompter, IS Me-
chanic
RICHARDSON'S ORCHESTRA.
A. A. Bicknell, prompter, 446
Main and 16 Waldo (See page
62i;
Worcester Brass Band, L. D. Wat-
son, leader, 446 Main
Worcester Cadet Band, Emory D.
Ingraham, leader, 464 Main
Worcester Comet Band, C G-
Marcy, leader, 454 Main
Worcester Orchestral Union, A. W.
Ingraham, director, 16 Me-
chanic
Music Stores.
Ellis W. C. & Co. 476 Main
Gorham C. L. & Co. 454 Main
Hanson C. F. & Co. 242 Mala
Leland S. R. & Son, 446 Main
Merrifield L. 876 Main
Sumner W. & Son, 879 Main
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER
Contains the Finett I>rmMMP
Critieisw in fk€ ConmOIT*
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
875
Music Teachers.
«
Allen A. S. 44 Portland
Airen B. D. 879 Main
Bartlett J. C. (vocal), 387 Main
Bartlett M. £. 3 Norwood
Blake G. £. 81 Piedmont
Board man H. T. 7 Hermon
Brlerly A. 41 Kingsbury
BnllardS. 6. Mrs. 424 Main
Bums P. Miss, 27 Chatham
Botler H. Mrs. 285 Pleasant
Carberry M. 161 Salem
Cbamberlin A. O. 13 Maple
Chase Ida F. 58 Belmont
Clifford A. 109 Beacon
Colbum Alice, 21 John
CoUester E. J. 939 Main
Collier S. B. 20 Maple
Day Ellen L. 16 Fruit
Dunbar Emma L. 8 Newport
Ellsworth Harriet L. (vocal), 32
Chatham
Famsworth C. H. 379 Main
Fish Rosie H., Forest n. Grove
Foley J. J. 26 Mulberry
Fredericks F. A. Ill Summer
Gibson J. 7 Maple
Glayin Patrick, 4 Harrison
Hanson S. E. 242 Main
Harris Emma D. (vocal),Zl Lincoln
Hayward Carrie M. 103 Chandler
Holman Addie, 36 Belmont
Howe Edward F. 170 Austin
Hubbard Martie £. 42 William
Ingraham Nellie L. 5 Kingsbury
Kennedy Walter S. 1 Elm
King Katie E. 229 Cambridge
Knowlton L. E. 368i Main
Lawton S. E. Mrs. 141 Main
Lemieux N. 53 Central
Martel John H. 55 Mechanic
McCann Lizzie A. 32 Trumbull
Metcalf A. D. Mrs. 58 Hanover
Metcalf E. H. 4 Kendall pi.
Nason E. S. 27 Orange
Newcomb Jennie S. 3 Charlotte
OAKMAN GEO. W. 387 Main (See
page h\Z)
Perry M. G. Mrs. 16 Irving
Pollard E. A. lOi Walnut
Prichard M. A. 3 Chelsea
Purdy Ellie, 81 Clarkson
Reedy Nora G. 112 Park
RICE C. I. (vocal and piano), room
36, 492 Main (See page 513^
Rice Elizabeth. M. C. 36 West
Riedl M. (vUdin), 446 Main
Russell Bessie S. 10 May
Shattuck Arthur D. r. 682 Main
Smith Fannie, 54 High
Steams C. C. 411 Main
Story Edwin B. 377 Main
Sumner E. L. Mrs. 379 Main
Taber W. T. 446 Main
Thompson Kate, 24 Portland
Tucker Mary F. 35 Chestnut
Van Voast Ella M. 272 Grove
Walker C. E. Mrs. 4 N. Merrick
Music Wire Manufs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 69i;
Musical Inst. Manufs.
Fiske Isaac (metallic) y 13 Mechanic
INGALLS G. W. & CO. (reeds), 26
Hermon (See page 683 J
LORING & BLAKE ORGAN CO.
19 Union (See page 654^
McCauley James 0. (violins), 425
Main
McTammany John, Brattle n. R. R.
station
Morse M. M. (repairer), 411 Main
MUNROE ORGAN REED CO.
(reeds), 25 Union (See page
683;
Peters W. L. (violins), 446 Main
Smith Geo. H. 425 Main
TABER ORGAN CO. 54 Hermon
(See page 649;
Toumaphone Music Co. 9 May
JPi'ail Cutters.
Mcdonald ALEX. 418 Main (See
page 677;
JfTail Manufs.
New England Nail Co. 42 Gardner
Ifaturalists.
FORBUSH E. H. & CO. 424 Main
(See page 512;
Needle Manufs.
Battelle J. W. 19 Church
Lathrop E. & J. W. 42 Southbridg«
WORCESTER NEEDLE CO., W.
Wilcox, agent, 62 Foster (See
page 678;
Needle Wire Manufs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 69i;
News Depots.
Chamberlain W. P. 347 Main
Driscoll A. M. 78i Front
Easton F. A. 3 P. O. block
FISHER C. H. 211 Main (See fonH
lines under F)
Holland C. D. 158 Front
Pinkerton M. W. Mrs. 7 Main
Twomey Mathew, 38 Green
Wood Chas. A. 152i| Pleasant
Newspapers.
MG18 & GAZETTE, Charles H.
Doe & Co. publishers, 390 Main
(See page 490)
Eastern Medical Journal, monthly,
A. J. Marston, pub. 77 Park
BOSTON DAILY POST,
xiyE (9) DOLiiAna
876
W0R0E8TER BUSINESS DIRKCTORT.
Le Courrier de Worcester, Belan-
ger & Co. publishers, 460 Main
LE TRAVAILLEUR, F. Gagnon,
publisher, 802 Main (See page
61i;
MASSACHUSETTS SPY, J. D.
Baldwin & Co, publishers, 444
Main (See page 49i;
New England Home Journal, S.
W. Webb, publisher, 47 Main
NORD-OSTERN, Swedish Publish-
ing Co. (John Berg, manager),
publishers, 410 Main (See page
61i;
WORCESTER DAILY SPY. J. D.
Baldwin & Co. publishers, 444
Main (See page 491;
Worcester Dally Times, J. H. Mel-
lon, publisher, 27 Mechanic
WORCESTER EVENING GA-
ZETTE, Charles H. Doe & Co.
publishers, 890 and 892 Main
(See page 490;
Nickel Platers.
FOREHAND & WADSWORTH, 42
Gardner (See page 64i;
JENNINGS H. J. 18 Mechanic (See
page 676;
JOHNSON IVER & CO. 44 Cen-
tral (See page 651 ;
WORCESTER PLATING CO. 199
Front (See page 676;
Notaries Fublic.
For full list of Notaries see Index.
BURLEIGH C. H. 448 Main (See
page 508;
DAY J. E. 2 Chapin block (See
page 50 1;
MERRILL CHAS. A. 877 Main (See
page 502 J
Nurserymen.
Chadboume A. H. & Co. 129 Bea-
con
Close Oscar, Grecndale
DRAPER JAMES, Plantation near
Bloomlugdale (Seepage 613;
Gormley P., Fremont c. Cambridge
Kinney F. J. 3 Clean
Nurses.
Albee Seth, 9 Chandler
Allen Phebe £. Mrs. 212 Austin
Annis Eliza Mrs. 70 Laurel
Atherton Sarah A. 17 Home
Bacon Betsy N. 26 Bowdoin
Baker M. A. 31 Clifton
Bancroft Eliza A. 5 Heochman
Bean Aim Ira L. 33 Harvard
Beebe Dora Mrs. 4 Hudson
BoUes Luther A. 44 Hammond
Bowen Sarah H. Mrs. 251 Park av.
Bropby Charlotte, Hammond near
R. R.
Burlingham Esther, 161 Austin
Burnette Louisa ?:. 87 Shelby
Burns Catharine, 61 Millbary
Cooley H. M. Mrs. 12CrysUl
Corey Margaret L. 9 Main
Crosby 8. B. 30 Newbury
Crowell Sarah, 70 Laurel
Curtis Mary F. 48 Piedmont
Damon Charlotte E. Mrs. 88 Aostln
Dodge Harriet C. 11 Mendon
Dunn Kate, 11 Millbary
Early Catharine, 18 Plymouth
Eastman E. P. Mrs. 8 Chatham
Garflfld Alona Mrs. 23 Queen
Gibb S. S. Mrs. 49 School
Hathaway H. M. 14 Plymouth
Holden Caleb M. 28 Wachusett
Holt A. P. MrH. 216 Main
Homer 8. M. 22 Coral
Johnson Julia M. 4 Clinton
Johnston Margaret, 5 Benefit
Jones Catharine Mrs. 271 Millbaxy
Kean Sarah, 1 Leicester
Lambert Ellen, 81 Prescott
Lawrence Andrew, 4 Abbott
Lombard Sarah P. Mrs. 17 Home
Loomis Susan A. Mrs. 14 Vine
Loverin Hannah A. 15 Hudson
Martenson Matilda, 49 Austin
Merritt Martha, 26 Dlx
Mirick Horace. 3 Sever
Morgan M. S. Mrs. 19 Abbott
Morse A. C. Mrs. 9 Jacques
Moulton Jane M. Mrs. 7 Maple
Munroe E. V. 1058 Main
Noyes Mary B. 8 Mason
Oakley Marietta Mrs. 3 Richland
Oliver L. Miss, 548 Main
Penty Wm. Mrs. 509 Main
Prince H. A. Mrs. 548 Main
Reike Christena M. 14 Lancaster
Reynolds Elizabeth W. 9 Webster
Robinson Sarah A. 144 Central
Sampson Asenath, 70 Summer
Shaw Cynthia C 40 Belmont
Rhippee Elvira J. 79 Myrtle
Smith Valeria. 41 Cutler
Spurr Fanny Mrs. 3 High
Strong B. 35 Salem
Swan S. J. Mrs. 161 Austin
Yeazie Jennie Mrs. 100 Summer
Warren S. E. 91 Chandler
Waters Bridget, 10 Arch
Williams S. R. Mrs. 262 Pleasant
Woodbury C. T. Mrs. 14 George
Oil Presses and Plates.
BUSHNELL G. H, & CO. 189 Gold
(See page ^^i)
Oil stoves.
PATTEN W. O. & CO. 533 Maltt
(Seepage 547;
Oils.
Blanchard W. H. 6 Norwich
Dixon Geo. S. & Co. 87 Southbridge
HOWE G. 8. & A. J. 15 Foster
(See page QM^)
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
COMMBBCIAL AKD ^.
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
877
MARBLE JEKOME & CO. 440
MalD (Seepage 614;
OpHciana.
BNOLAND W. A. 894 Main (See
page 516;
8T0CKWELL & PRATT, 888 Main
(See foot lines under SJ
WEIXLER J. P., Jr. 869,Main (See
page 616;
WEIXLER J. P. & SON, 628 Main
(Seepage 616;
Organ Builders.
CARPENTER E. P. ORGAN CO.,
Foxcroft, Me. (Seepage 688;
LORING & BLAKE ORGAN CO.
19 Union (Seepage 654;
TABER ORGAN CO. 54 Hennon
(Seepage 6A9)
Taylor & Farley Organ Co. 17 Her-
mon
Worcester Organ Co. 9 May
Organ Coupler Manuf.
Willcoz AliVed W. 9 May
Organ'JReed Manuf s.
Hammond Andrew H. & Co. 9 May
INGALLS G. W. & CO 35 Hermon
(Seepages^)
MUNROE ORGAN REED CO. 25
Union (Seepage 683;
Overall Manuf s.
Hildreth Bros. 682 Main
Overgaitei* Manuf s.
Billings Henry, 887 Main
Oyster Packers.
6TUBBS CHA8. 20i Pleasant (See
page 562;
Packing Boxes.
BAKER CHAS. & CO. 82 Foster
(See opp. City OovemmentJ
Paint Manufs.
CUTTER W. E. & CO., Lafayette
( See page ^bQ)
MERRY BROS. & CO. 152 Union
(Seepage 597;
Painters.
CARRIAOB.
Barnard G. W. 168 Union
Boyden George D. r. 82 Waldo
Boyden L. A. 81 Central
Lolselle A., ShrewAbnry c. Lyon
Rawson L. N. 191 Union
Stiles F. G. 15 No. Foster
Trombly P. rear 84 Thomas
FRBSCO.
BEAD E. D. 88 Clifton (See page
523;
STRAUSS BROS. 6 Norwich (See
page 586;
ORAINERS.
Stevens A. 86 Jaclcson
Wright J. W. 6 Norwich
HARDWOOD FINISH.
HEATH F. M. & CO., Barnside ct.
(Seepage 585;
McGregor a. 12 Austin (See
page 684;
PERKINS J. S. 12 Norwich (See
page 685;
HOUSE AKD SIGN.
Ballon Amasa, rear 10 Pleasant
Ballon A. F. & Bro. r. 16 Pleasant
Blood J. L. 4 Benefit ct.
Boyle M. r. 18 Pleasant
Bulah Charles W. 8 Palmer
Chase R. H. 626 Main
Estabrook A. G. 18 Madison
Fay Franklin, 7 Ascension
Flynn J. W. 71 Mechanic
Haynes C. B. r. M Newbury
HEATH F. M. & CO., Bumside ct.
(See page 585;
Hosmer F. C. 9 Chandler
HOTLE CHAS. E. 9 Woodland
( See page b^i)
Jackson 1). S. 1521 Main
Kenney J. 41 Waldo
McCracken G. J., Hermon cor. R.R.
MCGREGOR A. 12 Austin (Seepage
584;
McLaughlin p. 177 union (See
page 584;
Norman E. B J. 18 Norwich
Paine J. L. 898 Main
Pearce G. T. 4 Elm
PERKINS J. S. 12 Norwich (See
page 685;
Pettis Elbridge, 897 Park ave.
Pollock J. 488 Main
ROSS WM. 188 Main (See page 604;
Savage D. J. r. 81 Thomas
Thomson Thomas Ti 6 Maple
WARD F. H. 21 Penn av. (See
page 578;
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL.
DEAN F. P. 898 Main (See page
586;
Revere F. 405 Main
Taylor H. W. 414 Main
Woodward T. M. 222 Main
Paints^ Oils, Glass, Ac.
Clark G. H. & Co. 6 Norwich
Hazeltine C. B. K. 556 Main
KINNICUTT & CO. 420 Main (See
page 600;
MARBLE JEROME & CO. 440 Main
(Seepage 614;
Merrv Bros. 100 Exchange
Smith J. A. 45 Main
White J. C. 12 Pearl
Paper Box Manuf s.
HUMPHREY C. W. 42 Southbridge
(Sefpage^X)
SEND TO BOSTON POST
ron ABrJBRTISTNG BATB8
AND RAMPLB COPIMB.
378
WORCESTER BUSmSSS DIRRCTORr.
WHITCOMB ENVELOPE CO. 20
Salisbury (See page 6S5)
Paper Hangers.
Barnes F. D. 178 Austin
Higgins F. W. 184 Austin
SHILLABER G. W. & CO. 34 Front
(See page 628;
Paper Hangings.
BuflSngton & Goodell, 13 Pleasant
HIGGINS E. G. & CO. 284 Main
(See page b^^)
Paper Rulers.
WESBY J. S. & SONS, 887 Main
(See page b2Q)
Paper Warehouses.
Perkins F. W. 546 Main
Stone H. B. & Co. 9 Park
Patent Agents.
ARNOLD JAMES G. 271 Main
(See page 608J
BARKER A. A. 425 Main (Seepage
508;
BURLEIGH CHAS. H. 448 Main
(See page 608;
DEWEY JOHN C. 311 Main (See
page 60 1;
FOWLER R. B. (expert in patent
causes Jy 75 Hanover (Seepage
603;
GREGORY GEO. W. 84 School,
Boston, Mass. (Seepage 687;
Patent Medicines.
See Medicines.
Patterns.
Hale Seth (shivt). 8 Russell ct.
Spaulding L. Q. (dress), 291 Main
BOOT AND SHOE.
RICHARDS C. J. & SON, 424 Main
(See page 666 J
MACIIINERT.
Brown W. Z. 166 Union
Dennis & Lee, 164 Union
KIDDER R. E. 23 Hermon (See
page 660;
METCALFE JOHN (metdl leUers),
19 Churcli (See page 667;
PENTECOST W. A. 166 Union
(See page 6AQ)
WALKER WM. H. 166 Union (See
page 670;
Pavers.
GORE WM- 9 Plymouth (See page
696;
JENKS H. L. (concrete), 17 Tlrrell
{Seepage 678;
RICHARDSON CHAS. O. 1 and 3
City Hall (See page 609;
Pawn Brokers.
FLAGG J. WALTER, 406 Main
(See page 499;
Gerrity M. 208 Front
GOULDING & MURPHY, 406 Main
( See page ^^^2)
KINNEY A. B. F. 12 Front (8i6
page 499;
Savage G. E. 424 Main
Tnson A. 78 Front
Peddlers^ Supplies*
HUBLBY & CO., Brackett court
(Seepage 669;
Pelts.
FRENCH M. M. & CO. 287 Ftont
(See page 6Q^)
Pension Agent.
ESTABROOK G. H. 844 Main {B^
page 498)
Perforated Metals.
TOWNE & CO. 61 Mechanic (See
page 679;
Periodicals.
See News Depots,
Photographersm
Blair & Son, 411 Main
Carter Milton T. 608 Main
Claflin Charles R. B. 377 Maii»
Critcherson G. P. 826 Main
Daniels A. F. 333 Main
Everett & Child, 393 Main
Fitton Wm. H. 845 Main
Gilmore Bros. 204 Front
Holmes C. D. 405 Main
JEFTS A. W. 352 Main (See
628;
LAWRENCE FRANK, 492
(See page 622;
Reed Henry J. 406 Main
Rice Geo. M. 419 Main
Tucker H. B. 239 Front
Winchester S. B. 362 Main
Physicians.
Barnard F. (ThomsonianJ, 176
Barnard Rebecca, 184 Main
Clark B. R. Mrs. 15 Myrtle
Cole W. E. 554 Main
DARLING C. H. 267 Main
page 506;
DeLand E. H. 1052 Main
Fitzgerald J. H. 1 Green
Flinn M. B. 17 Oread place
Fontaine F. D. 82 Salem ^
GERELDS MARTHA W. MRS*
Bigelow court (Seepage 608 J
Goodspeed Helen A. 14 Lincoln ^^'
Gk)ald Austin K. 161 Austin
Hale J. P. Mrs. 8 Russell court
Heath E. C. 571 Main
Hebbard W. W. 8 Aldrich place
10
c
GEO. W. GREGORY,
PaUnt Solieitar, 34 School fit,, Boston,
Reference at Worceeter, Geo, Crompton, JSo^*
WOKCBSTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
879
Holman H. R. I»94 Main
Jacqaes N. 186 FroDt
Knight W. A. 54 Pleasant
Locke G. E. 428 Soathbridge
Lowe H. R. S Greenwood, Q.
LUGRIN H. 887 Main (See p, 606)
Manning A. M. Mrs. 50 Oxford
Marston A. J. 77 Park
Phillips £. G. 8 Carroll
Pierce Franklin, 460 Main
Potter H. C. Mrs. 67 Fountain
Sli^TH L. B. MRS., (medical clair-
voyant) ^ 10 Salem (Seep. 506)
Snrles H. R. 288 Main
Sweet E. W. 802 Main
Towne Dean, 42 Austin
ALLOPATHIC.
Balcom G. F. 10 Webster
Barnes Chas. W. 16 Walnut
Charbonneau O. 16 Washington sq.
Gendron Joseph E. 86 Trumbull
Hobart Anson L. 42 Green
Porter Francena E. 8 Portland
Riedl Joseph, 87 William
Scribner J. P. 12 Southbridge
BOTANIC.
Andrews J. A. 288 Main
Fuller Amos W. 460 Main
Tracy C. C. 165 Exchange
Wesson Leander, Stafford
ECLECTIC.
Brown D. A. 186 Pleasant
Harris S. Mrs. 76 Summer
McClearn M. 271 Main
Montgomery Asa, 68 Providence
Schofleld Edwin, 816 Main
Stebbins E. S., Salem sq. cor. Park
MtmAen of the Wobcbstbr District
Medical Sociktt raiding in the City,
l%ey mre also Members of the Massaehu*
setts Medical Society,
Adams George E. 86 Pearl
Banfleld Francis L. 28 Lincoln sq.
Bates George A. 5 Elm
Bemis Merrick, Salisbury
Bigelow Frederick F. 100 Summer
Clough Benjamin F. 6 Myrtle
Daniels Frederick H., Worcester
Lunatic Hospital
Davis Charles H. 61 Lincoln
Davis Wesley, 42 Pleasaut
Dixon Lewis S. 492 Main
Ellis Dean S. 42 Austin
Everett Oliver H. 61 Pearl
Flagg Edwin B. 2 Austin
Flood Everett, Worcester Lunatic
Hospital
Fogerty Wm. C. 12 Front
Francis George E. 61 Pearl
Gage Thomas H. 60 Pearl
Halloran M. J. 112 Park
Hammond Lemuel H. 12 High
Harwood C. W. 34i Pearl
Houston John A., Worcester Luna-
tic Hospital
Huse Charles A. 186 Austin
Jordan George A. 46 Myrtle
Kelley Frank H., Bay State House
Knight H. S. 16 High
Marble John O. 14 Elm
Martin Oramel, 80 Pleasant
Mixter Orlando, 167 Pleasant
Moulton Albert R., Wore. Lunatic
Hospital
Niles Daniel W. 662 Main
O'Callaghan T. A. 48 Trumbull
Park John G., Worcester Lunatic
Hospital
Peabody Charles A., City Hospital
Perkins Eben M., Asylum Chronic
Insane
Perry Charles H. 818 Main
Qulnby H. M., Asylum Chronic
Insane
Raymenton W. H. , Salisbury
Rice J. Marcus, 88 Pleasant
Rich J. Bartlett, 82 Pearl
Sargent Joseph, 658 Main
Scott Frederick, 897 Main
Souther Wm. T. 1 Lincoln square
Stevens Wm. C. 11 Pleasant
Swan Roscoe W. 82 Pleasant
Warner Emerson, 674 Main
Warren H. 4 Carltou
Wheeler Leonard, 6 Elm
Wood Albert, 67 Pleasant
Woodbury Geo. F. 61 Pleasant
Woodward Lemuel F. 85 Pearl
Woodward Ruftis, 62 Pearl
Woodward Samuel B. 68 Pearl
Workman William, 25 Elm
Workman William H. 20 Elm
Members of the Wobckstsb Co. Homoo*
PATHio Mbdical Sociktt residUng fii
the City.
Allen L. 800 Main
Barton J. M. 59 Pleasant
Brick Frauds, 48 Pleasant
Chamberlain W. B. 17 Elm
Colburn Samuel H. 2 Tlrrell
Goodwin C. Otis, 10 Pearl
Melius Edward L. 17 Elm
Nichols Charles L. 248 Main
Warren J. K. 68 Pleasant
Williams Adallne, 61 Pleasant
Ftano Mover.
CUTLER C. 27 Lagrange (Seepage
661;
Piano Stools*
Newton A. H. & Co. 24 Pearl
Piano Tuners.
Moore J. D. (organ), 9 Qnincy
OAKMAN G. W. 887 Main (See
page 518;
Putnam D. H. 18 Mechanic
^^anos.
See Music.
Pickles.
HALL A. B. & CO. 1 and 8 Warren
(Seepage 656;
Paige Bros. 7 Maple
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISKR,
ONE J>OLTj4R
BBB MONTH.
580
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
I^tcture Frame Makers.
Adams C. H. oil Main
Chase W. C. 1 Pleasant
Clark Charles, 5 Central
Davis A. 8. 62 Foster
GOaOIN E. F. 836 Main (See page
618;
Waters G. E. 26 Piedmont
Picture Frame Mould'
ings.
WORC. MOULDING WORKS, 19
Cypress (See page 692)
Picture Stores.
AostlD Bros. 8 Washington sqaare
GOGGIN E.F. 886 Main T/S'eepa^e
618;
HA WES F. B. 47 Fark ( See page
612;
HILL J. Q. 884 Main (See foot lines
under H)
Kendall A. G. 17 Washington
Peck A. E. 868 Main
Ylnton George W. 842 Main
Pistol Manufs.
FOREHAND & WADS WORTH, 42
Gardner (Seepage 641)
JOHNSON IVER & CO. 44 Central
(See page ^l)
WESSON H!. 20 Manchester (See
page 66i;
Plaiter.
Felga Max, 270 Main
Planing Machine
Knives.
OOES LORING & CO. 1 Coes sq.
(Seepage 646;
Planing Machine Man'-
ufacturers.
WITHERBY, RUGG & RICHARD-
SON (vDood), 26 Salisbury (See
page 628;
Planing Mills.
BAKER CHAS. & CO. 82 Foster
(See opp. City Government)
Keyes Israel N. & Co. 120 Central
Plastering Materials.
AMERICAN SOAPSTONE FINISH
CO. 82 Shrew2»bary (Seepage
674;
Plow Manufs.
AMES FLOW CO. 100 Prescott
(See page 696;
Plum^hers.
BALDWIN C. H. 6 Exchange (See
page 602;
CAHILL JEREMIAH T. 16 Pearl
(See page 694;
COONEY M. D. 8 Grceu (Seepage
68i;
DEEDY JOHN F. & CO. 641 Main
(Seepage 68 1;
Downey J. H. 12 Waldo
GREENE & GOUGH, 61 Main
(See page ^02)
Hagan P. J. 240 Front
Hair Bros. 1 Maple
KENDALL O. 8. & CO. 468 Main
(See page 601 ;
Knapp G. W. & Co. 12 Foster «
MAYNARD WILLIAM L. 160 Main
(Seepage 684;
MILLER HENRY W. 166 Main
(Seepage ^QO)
PHBLAN JOHN J. 80 Southbrldge
(See page bS(i)
Reed C. C. 4 Anstin
SISSON J. D. 88 Southbrldge (See
page 680;
SUTTON GEORGE T. 49 Thomas
(See page 6d0;
TUCKER NATHANIEL G. &80N,
61 Pleasant (Seepage5S0j
Walker A. J. 8 Thomas
Plumbers^ Materials.
BALDWIN C. H. 6 Exchange (See
page 602;
Pneunkatic Tubes.
WHEELER F. W. 28 Pearl (See
page 660;
Pork Packers.
Greene D. A. 8 Trumbull
WHITE, PEVEY & DEXTER, 201
Front (See page 548;
Portrait Artists.
O'CONNOR E. A. 6 Maple (Seepage
.. 618;
SUVERKROP R. E. M. IS Clifton
(See page 512)
Poster Printers.
HAMILTON CSAS. 11 Central Ex-
chans^e (See opp. page 5 \0)
ST0BR8 CHAS. R. 16 Mechanic
(See page 629;
Poultry Wetting.
NATIONAL MANUF. CO. 179
Main (See page 68 1;
Powder.
SHEPARD R. R. 1 Pleasant (See
page 618;
Power Presses.
KNOWLES L. J. & BRO. 67 Jack-
son (Seepages 618 and 619;
Power to Let.
MERRIFIELD W. T. 100 Exchange
(See page 662;
J. Q. HILL,
Picture Frain99, Pictures and Bn
ret and Sngravings,
Chaieett Meetion, 334
Main Street,
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
381
Press Manufs. (Power),
BUSHNELL G. H. & CO. 129 Gold
(8t€ page 684;
CURTIS & MARBLE (rotary cloth),
83 Webster (Seepage 620;
FITTS, RICE & CO., Lagrange c.
R. R. (See page 648;
KNOWLES L. J. & BRO. 57 Jack-
son (See pages 618 and 619;
JPrinters.
AMERICAN NOVELTY WORKS,
885 Main (Seepage 686;
Blanchard F. 8. & Co. 195 Front
CHENEY W. A. 418 Main (Seepage
510;
Dorman A. B. 25 Washington sq.
Flake £. R. 476 Main
Goddard Lnclas P. 425 Main
HAMILTON CH AS. (book and Job),
11 Central Exchange (See oppo-
sUepage 540;
Howlond Henry J. 877 Main
LAWRENCE C. F. & CO. 410 Main
(See page 510;
Maynard George, 26 Pleasant
MAYNARD, GOUGH & CO. 187
Front (See page 510;
SANFORD & WOOD, 8 Maple
(See opposite page 592;
Seagrave D. 442 Main
STOBBS C. R. 16 Mechanic (See
page 529;
Stone E. C. 47 Main
Thayer G. E. & Co. 154 Front
Tripp E. H. 877 Main
Printers^ Stock.
SAWTELLE W. E. 890 Main (See
back cover)
Printing and Litho-
graphing Machinery.
SARGENT ft MASON COMPANY,
54 Hermon (See page 644;
Prodtice.
Ainsworth J. W. 185 Front
Austin S. H. 147 Front
BLODGET W. H. ft CO. (wholesale),
5 Trnmbnll (See page 554;
Bowker C. W. ft Co. Washington
square
Burfoank N. G. ft Co. 1 Allen ct.
Foote C. W. 57 Main
Hastings E. O. ft Co. 98 Main
Hayward F. D. 189 Front
Heslor J. ft Co. 551 Main
Hnot Napoleon P. 159 Front
JOHNSON DAVID (butUr and
cheese), I Summer (See page
55i;
Logan M. T. 9 Barclay
Mirick A. H. ft Co. (wholesale), 7
Park
NORCROSS ft WASHBURN
(wholesale)^ 507 Main (Seepage
556;
PLAISTED J. W. ft CO. (whole-
sale), 151 Front (Seepage 555;
SMITH, ADAMS 9iC0.(wholesale)^
10 Trumbull (Seepage 539;
Stevens G. (wholesale), HI Front
Tucker A. W. ft Co. 241 Front
Yeaton J. C. 185 Front
Provisions (Wholesale).
CLARK F. M. 190 Front (Seepage
558)
Clark N. H. 190 Front
Everett E. S. ft Co. 147 Front
Gates A. F. (beef), 107 Front
HOLMES R. E. ft SONS (re/Hger-
ator dressed beef), 22 Shrews-
bury (See page' 54:%)
Taylor H. C. (beef), 69 Shrewsbury
Thayer A. C. ft Co. Belmont near
Bell pond
WHITE, PEVEY ft DEXTER, 901
Front (See page 548;
Provisions (JSetail).
ADAMS G. E. ft CO. 18 Lincoln
sq. Seepage 649;
Baker ft Ellis, 86 Park
Bartlett Chas. A. 686 Main
BEMIS F. W. ft CO. 20 Pleasant
(Seepage 650;
Berry J. M. 16 Pearl
BRIGHAM O. W. 104 Southbrldge
(See page 551)
Converse L. T. 602 Main
Cove Martin, 50Millbury
Dutton Geo. H. 61 Hanover
Ferry G. W. 196 Austin
Flagg ft Blanchard, 218 Main
Fuller Sanford, 55 Main
Geiger George, 20 Thomas
Grout Geo. L. 40 Chandler
Hammond A. 596 Main
Hastings John E. 117 Park
Hays W. 160 Front
Hebert P. 66 Wall
Hoyle F. 100 Washington
Johnson J. M. 17 Leicester
LAJOIE BROS. 84 Bloomingdale
(See page 646;
Lawrence I. W. 180 Front
Leonard D. C. 70 Green
Lindsay Henry G. 102 Canterbury
Martin J. 24 Gold
McAuliff J. J. 182 Shrewsbury
McCormick D. 144 Prescott
Monahan Thomas, 8 Trumbull
Morse E. R. 145 Main
Morse L. 729 Main
O'Brien Wm. S. 33 Ward
Paquette E. 57 Lamartine
Porter Joseph N. 2 Silver
Pratt Chas. B. ft Co. 18 Pleasant
Prentice H. L. ft Co. 128 Front
PRENTICE J. E. 44 Southbrldge
(See page 660)
PUTNAM C. H. ft CO. 74 Winter
(See page 546;
Rivard J. 119 Lamartine
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISKR^'^o-„"iSlf^7i?~.f"^'
882
WORCESTER BUSINBS8 DIRECTORY.
SHELDON V. 104 Front (Seepage
6i5)
Smith £. W. 89 Main
Smith J. F. 104 Front
Streeter J. P. 84 Green
.Thayer Geo. A. 212 Chandler
WATSON & BELCHER, 8 Pearl
(See page 650;
Wheeler A. & Co. 157 Summer
WHITTEMORE A. F. & CO. 269
Main (See page 550 j
Publishers.
BALDWIN J. D. & CO. 444 Main
(Seepage 49 1>
DOE C. H. & CO. 890 Main (See
page 490J
DREW, ALLIS & CO. 452 Main
(See front colored page)
SWEDISH PUBLISHING CO.
(John Berg, manager)^^lO Main
{See page 5\l)
VAN AUKEN E. E. & CO. (sub-
acription hooks)^ 492 Main (See
page 5\\)
Pump Makers.
SUTTON GEORGE T. (repairer j,
49 Thomas (See page 580^
Rags.
Churchill & Redding, 8 Washing-
ton sq.
HUBLEY & CO. (woolen), Brackett
f^oMTt ( See page 669^
J08LIN L. G. & CO. (v)oolen), 2
Bigelow ct. (Seepage 668^
Murdock & Co. 8 Washington sq.
PRATT S. & CO. (woolen) J 22 Front
(See page 666)
Richards J. E. 2 Bigelow ct.
SIMESTER F. (and shoddy), 187
Front (Seepage 66S)
Stead Henry (woolen) , 19 Slgel
Railroad Frogs and
Switches.
WORCESTER FROG AND
SWITCH CO., Joseph A.
Howland, supt. 8 Loudon (See
page 677J
Railroad Iron Manufs.
WASHBURN IRON CO. 14 Bloom-
Ingdale (See page 640^
Railroads.
See Index ofOontente,
Razor Manufs.
TORREY J. R. RAZOR CO. 128
Chandler (See page 661;
Razor Strop Manufs.
TORREY J. R. & CO. 128 Chandler
( See page %Q\)
Reading Rooms.
Free Public Library, 18 Elm
Mechanics, Mechanics Hall
Young Men's Christian Association,
411 Main
Real Estatem
See also Agents.
BARNARD WM. C, Oakland,
Barnardville (See page 497^
CLEMENCE H. M. 14 Pearl (8u
page 615 J
FOLLANSBEE J. M. 2SS Main
(See page 496>
GREEN JAMES, 2 P. O. block
(See page 600 j
KNIGHT WM. S. 12 Front (See
page 496 j
MERRIFIELD W. T. 100 Exchange
(See page Q^2)
RICE & B ARTLETT, 10 Pearl (See
page 496^
YOUNG & KNEELAND, 28 Pearl
(See page ^9^)
Reeds and Harnesses.
PLACE M. & CO. 84 Union (See
page 678;
Whitaker J. 112 Front
Refrigerator Manufs •
Atherton Frank A., Park ave. cor.
Grove
Restaurants.
See Ealing Souses; also Saloons,
Rifle Manufs.
FOREHAND & WADSWORTE, 42
Gardner (Seepage 64 1;
WESSON FRANK, 20 Manchester
(See page 651 J
Rivet Wire Manufs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 69 1;
Rolling MiUs.
See Iron Boiling MiUs.
Roofef*s.
BARNARD GEO. A. (sUUe and
gravel) t 74 Prescott (Seepage
606;
Carter G. A. 492 Main
O'GARA BROS, (slate), 8 Belmont
and 186 Central (See page 587;
POWERS P. (slaU), 6 MUton (See
page 587;
RICHARDSON & CARB (gravel),
880 Main (Seepage 609;
Rooms to Let.
KENDALL K. Q.( Franklin Bouse),
614 Main (Seepage 644;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER *'?SsaUtrirar<SS5r
WOBCESTEtt BUSINESS DIREOTORT.
888
jRound Iron Manufs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 691)
Rubber Goods.
GOODYBAR'S RUBBER CO. 294
Main (See page 622)
PERRY GEO. R. & CO. 294 Main
CSee page b22)
TAFT JOHN £. 280 Main (See
page 520 j
Saddlery Hardware.
NEWHALL GEO. N. & CO. 80 Ex-
change (See foot lines under N)
Safe Dealers.
KINNICUTT & CO. 420 Main (See
page 600J
Safe Deposit Co.
WORCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT &
TRUST CO. 448 Main (See
page 480 j
Safe Movers.
CONVERSE E. 16 Mulberry (See
page 662 J
Sail Makers.
FAIRBANKS H. 88 Soathbrid^e
(See page 665 J
Saloons.
Aastin Nathan, 468 Soathbridge
Barry John, 100 Soathbridge
Bazley Charles W. 216 Soathbridge
Bean L. 12 Washington sq.
Becker Emll, 165 Main
Beirne Bernard, 132 Soathbridge
Blake George H. 176 Main
Boncher Usebe, 47 Mechanic
Brennan Lawrence, 42 MlUbory
Brnso P. 88 Shrewsbnry
Byrne W. 100 Mechanic
Carroll O. J. 85 Washington sq.
Conlln B. Mrs. 186 Cambridge
Connor Patrick, 158 Canterbury
Cooney J. 16 Shrewsbury
Degnan M. 28 Winter
Donahue Michael, 7 Pond
Doyle P. 90 Mlllbury
Driscoll M. Mrs. 112 Mechanic
Eidt J. 10 Waldo
Fay Thomas J. 79 Lamartine
Flaherty Bridget A. 12 Water
Flynn James, 195 Cambridge
Gross Anton, 76 Thomas
Haffey Bernard, 79 Temple
Hagan M. 280 Mechanic
Haven James, 18 Soathgate
Henry James J. 86 Bloomingdale
Henry Lawrence, 148 Shrewsbury
Horgan J. J. 184 Mechanic
Hovey H. A. 20 Mechanic
Harley W. 89 Mechanic
Hutchinson A. 8 Thomas
Ittel George, 56 Union
Kennedy J. 81 Mechanic
Kerber C. Mrs. 7 Bartlett pi.
Kerber J. L., Belmont n. lake
Kerwick John H. 110 Soathbridge
King Mary, 79 Canterbury
Kinnlery John J. 108 Canterbury
Ktthl Fred. 207 Front
Laflln Jennie Mrs. 3 Central
Landers Johu, 10 Southbridge
Larkln J. J. 242 Front
Larner Michael, 48 Mlllbury
Leach M. J. 5 Green
Leahy L. W. 221 Front
Leary J. Mrn. 14 Norfolk
Looay J. 1 Suffolk
Lough] in Patrick, 186 Cambridge
Locltt W. F. 208 Mechanic
Lumb T. & Co. 29 Washington sq.
Mahagan R. J. 58 Mlllbury
Maroney P. 124 Mechanic
Martin Peter H. 127 Mlllbury
Mayberger Cassimer, 116 South-
bridge
McDevltt J. 819 Cambridge
McDonald M. J., Brldj2:e c. Foster
McDonnell Alex. 168 Salem
McDonough Martin, 99 Mlllbury
McGaulev M. 197 Cambridge
McGllllcuddy P. 419 Southbridge
McGrovern John, 114 Southbridge
McGrall Johu, 16 Southbridge
McGrath James, 169 Front
McGrath James, 264 Front
McGrath John, 211 Front
McGulre John T. 608 Main
McHugh James, 121 Washington
McMahon & Delaney, 20 Washing-
ton square
McNamara J. 263 Mlllbury
McPartland T. 1 13 Main
Meagher D. W. 17 Exchange
Moloy William, 118 Mechanic
Moran T. 282 Southbridge
Moran & Co. 11 Green
Murphy M. 54 Green
O'Connor Patrick, 236 Mlllbury
0*Keefe Michael, 46 Lamartine
Parker S. S. 14 Southbridge
Pike John B. 84 Lamartine
Powers D. 2 Water
Quinn J. J. 99 Mechanic
Ready J. F. 163 Front
Roach David W. 90 Shrewsbury
Roberts L. 78 ExchanJ^e
Ronan James, 75 Water
Ronayne Wm. J. 176 Washington
Ryan P. F. 189 Mechanic
SAUER JOSEPH, 35 Mechanic
(See page 559)
Sexton J. 225 Union
Shannon M. W. 26 Mechanic
Shea W. 414 Southbridge
Sheehan A. Mrs. 14 Howard
Shortall Bros. 2 Green
Smith E. F. 153 Mlllbury
Smith P. 231 Front
Spencer M. Mrs. 131 Washington
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER '^:i'i^JSy^^f'^
884
WORCESTEB BUSINESS DTHECTORY.
Sullivan M. T. 165 MechaDlc
Temple Henry J. 801 Main
Tierney James J. 14 Winter
Truax J. L. 587 Main
Walsh Patrick, 211 Mlllbury
Weidner Christian, 21 Thomas
Wheatly John A. 68 Canterbury
Wild Toung, 102 Portland
Wright Henry J. 11 Mlllbury
Woodis B. W. 4 Mechanic
ZAEDER BENJ. (lager), 14 Me-
chanic (See page 542)
Sand.
Knowles & Curtis, Stafford
LEE WM. J. 7 Lamartine (See page
586;
LOVELL A. B. 100 May (See page
603;
SOUTHWICK E. M., Mill (See
page 586;
STREBTER E. S. 1 Benefit place
(Seepage 586;
Sashf BlindSf Etc.
See also Doors, Sash, dbe,
BAKER C. & CO. 82 Foster (See
opposite City Oovernment)
MORSE* C. D. & CO.. Mlllbury,
Mass. (See page 688;
Sausage Manufs.
Bertels Joseph, 160 Front
Marelle Frauk, 220 Shrewsbury
Savings Banks.
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK, C.
M. Bent, treasurer, 452 Main
(See page 479;
WORCESTER COUNTY INSTI-
TUTION FOR SAVINGS,
Chas. A. .Chase, treasurer, 18
Foster (See page 476;
WORCESTER FIVE CENTS
SAVINGS BANK, J. Stewart
Brown, treasurer, 246 Main
(See page 478;
WORCESTER MECHANICS SAV-
INGS BANK, H. Woodward,
treasurer, 811 Main (Seepage
477;
SawFilers A Repairers.
AITKEN ALEXANDER, 16 Pleas-
ant (See page 682;
Moore L. 152 Main
Palmer C. L., Jaques avenue near
Piedmont
Saw Manufs.
Cunningham E. E. 28 Hudson
Saw Mills.
See Turning, Sawing, dtc, ; also
Planing Mills.
Saw Plate Cutters.
AITKEN ALEXANDER, 16 Pleas-
ant (See page 682;
Scavengers.
Pond W. F. 12 Front
School FumituTe.
WHITCOMB A. G., Boston* Mass.
(See back colored page)
Schools.
See also Public Schools, in Index.
College of the Holy Cross, College
Foster C. C. 476 Main
Halstead £. M. 27 Chatham
Hinman Albert H. (commercial)f
424 Main
Howard M. A. 5 Loudon
Lair QeoTges (languages), 12 Chapln
block
MUiUry Academy, C. B. Metcalf,
Salisbury
Notre Dame School (girls), Temple
and 86 Vernon
Oread Institute, J. A. Thayer,
principal, foot Oread place
Parkhurst H. J. Miss (children's)^
824 Main
Saint John's Parochial School, 84
Vernon
Sisters of Mercy, 46 High
Sisters of St. Ann, 81 Park
State Normal School, E. H. Russell,
principal, 86 Prospect
Sumner E. L. (music), 879 Main
Union Church Kindergarten, 145
Southbrldge
Williams Ava Miss (young ladies^),
25 Chatham
Worcester Academy, Daniel W.
Abercrombie, principal, Provi-
dence cor. Union ave.
WORCESTER CO. FREE INSTI-
TUTE OF INDUSTRIAL SCI-
ENCE, Boynton (See Schools in
Index of Contents)
Scourers.
STARKIE J. r. 241 Main (8ie
page 519;
Screw Manufs.
BEDARD A. A. & CO. 89 Exchange
(Seepage 675)
UNION SCREW AND NUT CO. 57
Union (See page 670;
Sculptors.
Kinney B. H. 81 Laurel
Seamstresses.
See Tailoresses.
Seed Stores.
EARLE W. H. 4 Washington sq.
(See page 556;
RICE J. & J. A. 588 Main (See
page 605;
TAFT S. & SON, 183 Front (See
page 546;
SCHOOL FURNITURE,
8ETTEX8, TBACMBHS' DSSKS, Jt0»p
manufd fry A» G» fVhiteomb, Mo9tm%»
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
385
Sewer Contractors •
DBAFER JAMES, Plantation near
Blooroingdale (Seepage W8;
Sewing Machine
Needles.
WORCESTER NEEDLE CO., Wm.
Wilcox, agent, 62 Foster (8e^
page 678)
Sewing Machines*
Cnmner J. T. 281 Main
Meyers M. A. 476 Main
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE,
Donty & Streeter, agents, 291
Main (Seepage 518;
Singer Mannf. Co. 660 Main
WHEELER & WILSON SEWING
MACHINE, D. W. Logan,
agent, 684 Main (See p. 528;
Shafting 9 &c.
WOOD, JENNISON & CO., Ham-
mond c N. & W. R. R. (See
page 647)
Shear Manufs.
Rowe George, 10 Leicester
Shingles.
CRANE E. B. & CO. 12 Shrews-
bury (Seepage 61 U
Shirt Makers.
Casey J. D. 127 Park
Llghtbourn Misses, 8 N. Ashland
Mecomey W. & Son, 419 Main
Shoddy Manufs.
Ward Austin, Trowbrldgevllle
Ware J. E., Maple ave.
Shoes.
For anything connected with this
business, see Boots and Shoes.
Shot Guns.
FOREHAND & WADSWORTH, 42
Gardner (See page 64 1;
Show Cards.
STOBBS C. R. 16 Mechanic (See
page 529;
Show Cases.
COFFIN E. W., Bismark c. Fount-
ain ( See page 681;
Sidewalk Lights.
FISH H. C. 152 Union (Seepage
615;
Sign Painters.
DEAN F. P. 893 Main (Seepage
585;
Silk Manufs.
Worcester Silk Co. 91 Foster
Silver Platers.
See also Nickel Flaters.
NEWHALL GEO. N. & CO. 80 Ex-
change ( See foot lines under N)
Skate Manufs.
FOREHAND & WADSWORTH, 42
Gardner (Seepage 64i;
WINSLOW SAMUEL, 81 Mulberry
(See page ^7%) _^
WORCESTER NOVELTY
WORKS, M. Bye, proprietor,
86 Foster (Seepage 674;
Skating Binks.
BIGELOW H. H. 19 Foster cor.
Norwich (See pages 582 and
633;
Slate Dealers.
BARNARD GEO. A. 74 Prescott
(See page 606;
Slate Boofers.
See also Boofers,
BARNARD GEO. A. 74 Prescott
(See page 60S)
O'GARA BROS. 8 Belmont and 185
Central (Seepage 687;
POWERS P. 6 Milton (Seepage
687)
Sleigh Manufs.
(Open and Top).
AITCHISON GEO. T.. School cor.
Union (See page 566;
Soap Makers.
Arnold C. J. 826 Pleasant
Cardinal & Rlchford, Oakland
CLARK C. A. (A. W, Towne A
Co.*s), 80 Sargent (See page
545)
Elliott A., Parker cor. Park ave.
HOLMES G. E. & CO., Lyman (See
page 646;
RUGG CHAS. F. 22 Wall (See page
546;
Tatman & Co. 664 Main
Soda Water Manufs.
BROOKS WM. F. 89 Exchange
(See page 649;
HEWETT GEO. F. 84 Foster cor.
Waldo (Seepages 584 and 585;
Speaking Tubes.
CUMMINGS C. A. 414 Main (See
page 660;
Spices, Ac.
Baker W. E. & Co. 100 Exchange
TODD J. & CO. 171 \STi\Qn( Seepage
554;
Spindle Manufs.
Ross Asa, 86 School
A. G. WHITCOMB,
25
hbazbx xy acsoor rvMNiTvns and
rVBlTiaBIHaS, BoMi<m, Ma—.
386
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORT.
Sporting Apparatus.
BURBANK A. L. 341 Main (See
foot lines under Bj
SHEPARD li. R 1 Pleasant (See
page 618 J
Spring Beds.
BLISS & THOMAS, Webster sq.
(Seepage 567 J
Barbank S. D. r. 116 Elm
Kelley £. 509 Main
Lovell Manor. Co. 134 Main
Spring Wire Manufs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 691^
StcUfles.
BOARDING.
BROWN ALZIRIUS, 28 Thomas
(See page 570 J
' Earl A. R. rear 72 Mechanic
Johnson & Knibbs, 10 Barton pi.
Jones 0. B. rear 18 Piedmont
KING F. J. r. Piedmont Chorch
(See page 569)
KNOWLTON FRANK C. 5 Froit
(See page 664)
McDowell J. F. 18 Pearl
RIPLET H. H. 40 Foster (Seepage
566;
THAYER C. A., BaySUte SUbles,
r. 16 Exchange (Seepage 572 J
WASHBURN & VAUGHN, 42
Waldo (Seepage 564;
HACK.
HARRINGTON & BRO. 85 Central
(See page 560y
Holton L. N. 162 Pleasant
MCDONNELL J. P., Parker court
(Seepage 669;
LTVKEY.
BAKER D. J. & SON, 1069 Main
(See page 669;
Bemls N. T. & Co. 68 Exchange
CALLAHAN M. 97 Temple (See
page 575 J
Coburn Samuel J. 502 Soathbridge
FLAGG F. W. 167 Grafton (See
page 670;
Gates Fred. L. 1 Sever
Green H. B. 8 Carlton
Green Walter L. 7 Central
Harper Oliver, rear 172 Front
HARRINGTON & BRO., Metro-
politan stable, 85 Central (See
page 560;
Henry A. H. 6 North Merrick
Henry C. F. 10 Sever
HILDRETH CHARLES H. 20
Market (See page 564;
Jones N. W. 81 Waldo
Kendrick Geo. P. & Co. 12 Trum-
bull
KING FRANK J. rear Piedmont
Church (Seepage 669;
KNOWLTON FRANK C. 5 Fruit
(See page 5^ J
Lynch Peter, r. 159 Flessant
MCDONNELL J. P., Parker court
(See page 569;
MERRIGAN THOS. 16Cheny r5te
page 569;
Millikeu S. K. 12 Washington
Plaisted S. 1 Pleasant place
Ripley F. A. rear 36 Austin
RIPLEY H. H. 40 Foster (Seepage
565; "^
SPOONER LAWTON R. rear 165
Main (Seepage 569;
THAYER C. A , Bay State Stables,
r. 16 Exchange (Seepage 672;
TiiTany Robart C. rear 174 Main
WASHBURN & VAUGHN, 42
Waldo (Seepage 664;
SAUB.
ABBOTT B. W. & CO. 216 Sum-
mer (See page 49S)
Hicks H. 357 Park avenue
HILDRETH C. H. 20 Market (See
page 564;
MERRIGAN T. 16 Cherry (Seepage
569;
Sloan T. S., Curtis c. Leicester
SPOONER L. R. r. 156 Main (See
page 569;
TRUCK.
CUTLER C. 27 Lagrange (/Seepage
56i;
Stair Builders.
Carter E. W. rear 83 Mechanic
GATES F. S. 172 Union (Seepage
579;
JOHNSON C. P., Foster c. Bridge
(See page 579;
Paine Elkanah, 22 Cypress
Starkey H. T. 166 Union
Stratton F. A. 16 Norwich
Statnping (For Embroideryh
Holmes M. E. & D. O. 7 Highland
PELTON E. J. 810 Main (Seepage
524;
Whipple C. C. Mrs. 22 Maple
Stationers.
Eaton C. B. & Co. 606 Main
Harrington F. W. 876 Main
PUTNAM & DAVIS, 889 Main (See
page 61 1;
SANFORD ft CO. 864 Main (See
opposite page 592;
SAWTELLE W. E. 890 Main (^
back cover)
Whitney Edward, 492 Main
Steam Boilers.
ALLEN WM. ft SONS, '57 Careen
(See front colored page)
STEWART BOILER WORKS. '•
179 Union (See page 647;
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
The Mepre»entat4ive Pm^^.
of New Xnfi^ti^'
WORCE8TBR BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
887
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 198 Front (See
front colored page)
Steam EngineBuilders.
ALLEN WM. & SONS, 57 Green
(See front colored page)
BURLINGAME A. 22 Cypress (See
page 672^
CLARK & KNIGHT, 142 Union
(See page 659)
NEW ENGLAND MACHINE CO.
29 Haverhill, % Boston, Mass.
(See page ii93)
Wheelock Jerome, 178 Union
Steam Engine OaV'
emars.
WRIGHT MACHINE CO. 199
Chandler (See page 648 J
Steam Fitters*
WASHBURN & GARFIELD, 80
Foster (See opposite map)
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 193 Front (See
front colored page)
Steam Gauges.
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 198 Front (See
front colored page)
Steam Gongs.
UNION WATER METER CO. 88
Hermon (See page 627^
Steam Heating.
ALLEN WM. & SONS, 67 Green
(See front colored page)
STEWART BOILER WORKS, r.
179 Union (See page 647 j
WASHBURN & GARFIELD, 80
Foster (See opposite map)
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 198 Front (See
front colored page)
Steam Packing.
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 198 Front (See
front colored page)
Steam Pipe Fitters.
WASHBURN & GARFIELD, 80
Foster (See opposite map)
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 198 Front (See
front colored page)
Steam Pressure SegU'
latars.
UNION WATER METER CO. 88
Hermon (Seepage 627;
Steam Pumps.
WASHBURN & GARFIELD, 80
Foster (See opposite map)
Steam Traps and Con'
densers.
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 198 Front (See
firont colored page)
Steam Valves.
WASHBURN & GARFIELD, 80
Foster (See opposite map)
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 193 Fron^ (See
front colored page)
Steam Whistles.
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 198 Front (See
front colored page)
Steel.
MASON JOSEPH P. 162 Front
(See front cover)
Steel Barb Fencing
Manufs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 691;
WORCESTER BARB FENCE CO.
86 Union (See page 626;
Steel Castings.
ARCADE MALLEABLE IRON CO.
Washington sq. (See page 680;
WORC. MALLEABLE IRON CO.,
Albany corner Masquego (See
page C92;
Steel Drill Wire Mfrs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 691;
Steel Manufs.
WASHBURN IRON CO. (Bes-
semer), 14 Bloomlngdale (See
page 640;
Steel Mail Manufs.
WASHBURN IRON CO. 14 Bloom-
lngdale (See page 640;
Steel Wire Manufs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 69i;
WORCESTER WIRE CO. ft.
Kansas (See page 624;
Stencil Cutters.
Wilson C. W. 488 Main
Stenographers.
Gay Charles D. 43 Park
Stock Brokers.
SECURITY ASSOCIATES, 426
Main (See page 499;
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH,
CONBVIiT THB _
VIMBCTOHT.
388
WORCESTER BU8IXE8S DIRECTORY.
WHITING CHAS. B. & CO. 415
Main ( See page iBl)
Stock Companies^
Bay State Honse, proprietors of,
283 Main, chartered 1853, capi-
tal $86,000
Bay State Shoe & Leather Co. 68
High
Boston, Barre & Gardner R. R. Co.
Union depot, chartered 1847,
trecis. Wm. E. Starr
EARLE T. K. MANUF. CO. 66
Grafton (Seepage 622 J
FIRST WORC. CO-OP. GROCERY
AND PROVISION ASSOC,
organized 1867, 576 Main (See
page 547)
GRATON & KNIGHT MANUFAC-
TURING CO. 137 Front, or-
ganized 1872, capital 9100,000,
preg. Joseph A. Knight, treas.
Henry C. Graton, leather belt-
ing (See page 667)
HOLYOKE MACHINE CO. 95
Thomas (Seepage 629 J
LORING & BLAKE ORGAN CO. 19
Union, organized 1868, capital
926,000 (Seepage 654)
Morgan Spring Co. 17 Lincoln
MUNROE ORGAN REED CO. 25
Union, organized 1869, capital
$18,300, pres. Wm. Munroe,
treas. C. P. Fisher (Seepage
683;
Mnsic Hall Association, 20 Ex-
change, organized 1868, capital
926,800
NATIONAL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, 179 Main, organ-
ized 1874, capital $50,000, prea.
Jonah H. Bigelow, treaa, Wm.
B. Hill, wiregoods (See p. 681;
POND MACHINE TOOL CO.,
Union c. Exchange, incorpor-
ated 1883, pres. D. W. Pond
(See page 62S)
Rice, Barton & Fales Machine &
Iron Co. 77 Foster, chartered
1867, capital 8150,000
RICE & GRIFFIN MANUF. CO. 5
Sargent, organized 1873, cap-
ital 863,700, treas, R. S. Griffin
(See page 610)
Richardson Manaf. Co. 84 Prescott
Sovereigns Co-Operatlve Associa-
tion, organized 1876, grocers,
TABER ORGAN CO. 64 Hermon,
incorporated 1877, treas, W. B.
Taber (See page 649;
Taylor & Farley Organ Co. 17 Her-
mon, organized Feb. 7, 1870,
capital 8100,000
UNION WATER METER CO. 83
Hermon, reorganized August,
1875, capital 876,000, treas.
John C. Otis (Seepage 627;
WASHBURN IRON CO. 14 Bloom-
ingdale, chartered 1864, capital
8300,000, pres. Geo. M. Ricev
treas. Geo. H. Ball, agefU, 8. D.
Nye, steel rails (See page 640;
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove, chartered 1868,
capital 81,500,000, pres. and
treas. Philip L. Moen, vice-prvf.
and sec. Chas. F. Washburn,
wire ( See pages 690 and 69 1 ;
WIRE GOODS CO. 20 Union, pres.
C. G. Washburn, treas. H. F.
Arms (See page 661;
WORCESTER BARB FENCE CO.
35 Union, pres. Thomas H.
Dodge, treas. C. G. Washborn
(Seepage 625;
Worcester Co-operative Saving
Fund and Loan Association, 6
Mechanics Hall, incorporated
1877, sec. T. J. Hastings
Worcester Electric Light Co. 415
Main
Worcester Excursion Car Co. 442
Main, pres. Jerome Marble,
treas. Chas. B. Pratt
WORCESTER GAS LIGHT CO.
11 Foster, chartered 1851, capi-
tal 9500,000, pres. Jos. Sargent,
treas. Jas. P. Hamilton (Bes
page 576;
WORCESTER STREET RAIL-
WAY CO., Market, cliartered
1867, pres. A. Seeley, treas. H.
S. Searls (See Street Cars (n
Index of Contents)
Worcester & Nashua Railroad Co.
30 Shrewsbury, chartered 1845,
pres. C. S. Turner, treas. T. W.
Hammond
Worcester & Nashua Telegraph Co.
30 Shrewsbury, treas. B. T.
Hammond
Worcester & Shrewsbury Railroad
Co., Washington sq. organized
1873, capital $30,000
Stone Quarries.
BALLARD J. S., Ballard at Qnin-
sigamond (See page 587;
BATCHELDER C. F. 10 Edward
(See page 596)
MANN A. G., Crescent ( See page
608;
NORCROSS BROS. 10 B. Wor-
cester (Seepage 607;
SOUTH WICK E. M., Mill (See
page 586;
WEBB GEO. D. GRANITE CO. ft
Edward (iSee page 595;
Stone Ware ManufS*
NORTON F. B. 41 Water (8eef^
660;
Stone Yards.
See also Gfranite.
Brosnan T. 38 Water
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER^'-*.2«iSr«5;'iSil'*^
WORCBSTRk BUSINESS DIKEGTORT.
889
Green C. F. & Co. (artificial J, 80
Sargent
MANN A. O., Crescent near B., B.
& G. B. R. (See page 608;
Markbam F. C. 71 Shrewsbury
WOODWARD D. M., Crescent n.
ftrelgbt bouse (Seepage 608^
Stave Door Knob
Manufs.
WORCESTER FERRULE CO. 181
Central (Seepage 66i;
Stove Idnl/ngs.
MOORE & LEE, 2 Bigelow court
(Seepage 692;
Stove Pipe Thimble
Manufs .
ENOX JEROME B. 82 Jackson
(Seepage 666;
Staves and Tin Ware.
Blsbop & Co. 28 Pleasant
FOSS T. B. 163 Front (Seep. 694)
GREENE & GOUGH, 61 Main (See
page 602;
JORDAN J. W. 609 Main (Seepage
612;
KENDALL 0. S. & CO. 468 Main
(Seepage 60i; ,
LEWIS N. H. fvapor), 270 Main
(See page 694;
LOCKE & ROBINSON, 99 Central
(See page 697;
Lnby J. C. 240 Front
Lucas William & Son, 691 Main
MILLER HENRY W. 156 Main
iSee page 600;
MIRICK GEO. W. 204 Main (See
page 616;
MURPHY JOHN H. 669 Main and
67 Soutbbrldge (Seepage 676;
Oliver Francis P. agent, 20 Lincoln
square
PHELPS F. F. 161 Main (See page
681;
Russell I. D. 224 Front
Straw Goods Manufs.
FITZ M. E. 310 Main (Seep. 625;
Street Railroad Rails.
(Steel).
WASHBURN IRON CO. 14 Bloom-
ingdale (See page 640;
Street Sprinkler
Makers.
AITCHISON GEO. T., School cor-
ner Union (See page 666;
Street Sprinklers.
Bancroft John A. 141 Central
Street Sprinkling.
GARFIELD & HARRINGTON, 96
School (See page 638; .
Stticco Workers and
Plasterers.
STEARNS J. E. 88 Austin (See
page 695;
Subscription Agency.
Jones H. A. 886 Main
Subscription Books.
DRURY LYMAN, 460 Main (See
page 492;
SMITii CHARLES M. (AppletofCe
Cyclopedia), 492 Main (Seepage
492;
VAN AUKEN E. E. & CO. 492
Main (See page 61 1; •
Surgeons,
DARLING CAS8IUS H. 267 Main
(See page 608;
Surgical Goads.
SCOTT L. H. 616 Main (Seep. 682;
Surveyors.
See also Civil Engineers.
BUTTRICK & PRATT, 464 Main
(See page 606;
Parsons S. B. 6 Apricot
Suspender and Garter
Webbing.
HUTCHINS ELASTIC FABRIC
CO. 2 Allen ct. (See page 678;
Swimming School.
BIGELOW H. H., Foster cor. Nor-
wich (Seepages 632 and 688;
Syrup Manufs.
BROOKS WM. F. 39 Exchange (See
page 649;
Tailor esses.
Rlz E. 648 Main
Whiting Sabrah, 18 Orange
Tailors.
Agnew Peter, 10 Thomas
Brown W. & T. 424 Main
Callahan J. J. 16 Mechanic
Collins W. 47 Exchange
Danahy E. 14 Foster
Dyer J. 509 Main
Fogertv J. & Son, 516 Main
FRAZIEU VVM. 49 Main (Seepage
519;
GarrityJ. J. 171 Main
Gervals L. 609 Main
Gilbert J. 288 Main
Griffin W. J. 515 Main
Knopf Jacob, 106 Main
Law H. D. 3 William st. ave.
Lochner John, 68 Water
Lynch James, 398 Main
McDonagh H. 637 Main
0*Gorman John J. 488 Main
FOR PLEASURE DRIVES,
CONSULT THE
DIBXCTOBT.
390
WORCESTER BU8INE88 01RECTORT.
CPGrady Aagastas A. 20 Water
Parker Saroael, 476 Main
PatteraoD A. A. 865 Main
Shea P. 8 Pleasant
Smith J. A. 425 Main
8TURTEVANT L. W. 208 Main
(Seepage 521 j
Taylor Nathan, 501 Main
Templeton F. M. 3681 Main
Thomas A. M. 456 Main
Toner Dennis, 89 MiUbary
UPHAM & PALMER, 877 Main
(See page 520;
WARE, PRATT & CO. 408 Main
(See front cover)
Tallow Dealers.
JEFFERDS J. G. rear Greenwood,
Q. (See page 555^
RUGG CHARLES F. 22 Wall (See
page 545>
Tanneries.
See also Ourriers.
GRATON & KNIGHT M ANUF. CO.
187 Front (Seepage 667;
Warren 8. ft Son, Milton, North-
Tille
Tape Manufs.
HUTCHINS C. H. & CO. 2 Allen
(See page ^U)
Taxidermists.
Cooper Samael G. 71 Hanover
FORBUSH B. H. & CO. 424 Main
(Seepage 512J
MORROW O. H. MRS. (flah), 16
Mechanic (See page 497;
Teaf Coffee, Spices, Jbe.
WHOLESALE.
SMITH E. T. & CO. 26 Shrews-
bary (See page 686;
RETAIL.
Chlnkey J. T. & Co. 220 Main
COMERFORD & DALY, 102 Front
(See page 552;
Ellis J. 545 Main
Hagerty W. A. 124 Front
Holden A. ft Co. 273 Main
JOHNSON DAVID (jobber), 1
Sammer (See page 551;
Martin J. H. 682 Main
MiTille C. 279 Main
Ratelle A. 30 Langdon
Skinner P. G. 522 Main
Teachers.
See also Schools ; also Music
Teachers.
Allen Mary C. (drawing), 140
Austin
Barnes Amy (cooking), 492 Main
Cotey J. A. (languages), 77 Pied-
mont
Downes Lissie M. 1 Elliott
Gladwin George E. (drawing Jf 877
Main
Huntington Alice, 492 Main
Keith Ella C. (painting), 16 Cam-
bridge
Knowlton Frances A. (painting),
8684 Main
MUZZT L. C. (practical bookke^
ing), 28 Lincoln sq. (See page
514;
Rawson R. T. (writing), 146 Main
RICE CHAS. I. (vocal and piano),
492 Main (Seepage 6lSj
Rowe A. £. (drawing), 5 Freelaad
Sonthwick J. L. (painting), 6 Home
White Abbie S. (languages), 25
Chatham
Woodcock E. (painting), 868^ liain
Woodford A. Mrs. (elocution)^ 877
Main
Zichelbein A. 25 Chatham
Telegraph Offices.
American Rapid Telegraph Co. 416
Main
Mutual Union Telegraph Co. 426
Main
Western Union Telegraph Co. 444
Main, at Bay Stote Honse, and
at the Union depot
WHITING CHARLES B. A Ca
(stock), 415 Main (Seepage^l)
Telegraph Wire.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 69i;
WORCESTER WIRE CO. ft Kan-
sas (Seepage 624;
Telephone Company*
Telephone Exchange, 425 Main
Tel^hone Wire.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 990
and 69i;
Tents.
BOWMAN A. L. & CO. 488 Main
(See page 597)
BOWMAN H. A. & CO. 112 Front
(See page 58i;
Thread Manufs.
Glasgo Thread Co. 82 Foster
GRAFTON FLAX MILLS, No.
Grafton, Mass. (See back color-
ed page)
Tin Cylinders.
WHITTLE JAMES H. 90 South-
bridge (Seepage 680;
Tin Ware H/Lanufs.
See also Stoves and Tin War$.
Clark S. 16 Pleasant
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER,
COMMBRCIAL ANI>
8MIBBINQ NMWi*
WOBO£8T£R BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
391
COONEY M. D. 8 Green (Seepage
6SIJ
LAMB J. B. 18 Park (Seepage 67i;
Lewis James, 270 Main
Rolston«r>. (cylinders), 199 Union
Shaw O. F. 2 Bigelow ct.
TAYLOR JA20:S S. 2 Bigelow
ct. (See page 674;
Titined Wire Manufs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 691 ;
TobaccaniatH.
See also Cigar Manufs.
Borgess Wm. M. 41 Main
Costello & Shaw, 144 Front
Fellman Charles B. 249 Main
Fitzgerald J. W. 2344 Front
Hale & Hale, 166 Front
Heron Bros. 104i Front
Hogan Patrick J. 64 Canterbury
Longfellow C. H. 125 Main
Miller L. W. 18 Washington sq.
Mitchell T. 5 Main
Orr H. S. 117 Green
Rawson O. F. & Co. 391 Main
St. John M. W. 7 Pleasant
Sawyer C. H. 62 Southbridge
Sawyer F. B. 1 Austin
SHATTUCK M. E. (wholesale), 409
Main (See page 541 j
Shattuck 0. P. 369 Main
Vail Mary, 38 Millbury
Tools.
See Edge Tools; Machinists; Agri"
cultural Implements.
Toys.
See also Fancy Goods.
MERRILL E. A. 290 Main (See
page 517;
Tiroi/nsportation.
See also Steamships; Truckmen;
Expresses; Bailroads.
LALIME C.( Central Vermont Line),
Washington square c. W., N. &
R. R. R. (See page 499^
LANCASTER GEO. Y. (Hoosac
Tunnel Line), 14 Pearl (See
Bailroads in Index of Contents)
McCAMBRIDGB H. M. (Neptune
line to New York and Winsor
line to Philadelphia) t Green n.
R. R. (See Steamers in Index of
Contents)
ROCKWELL E. H. (Providence,
Norfolk A Baltimore Steamship
Line), Providence, R. I. (See
Steamers in Index of Contents)
Tripe^ Neatsfoot Oil.
BARTLETT C. A., Millbury ave.
(Bee page 555^
JEFFERDS J. G. r. Greenwood,
QuiDsigamond (Seepage 555^
Truckmen.
Arnold C. H. 13 Chandler
Ballard D. L. 80 Woodland
Barnard B., Walker ct.
Bartlett Lyman T. 169 Lincoln
Beede Elisha F. 94 School
Bennett H. A. 27 Charlton
BROWN ALZIRUS, 28 Thomas
(See page 570 J
Brown Wm. F. 84 Southgate
Burlingame H. 22 Cypress
Casavan C. 56 Central
CHAD WICK & FAY, r. 35 Grafton
(See page blO)
CONVERSE E. 16 Mulberry (See
page 562^
CUTLER C. 27 Lagrange (See page
561;
Davis D. 85 Endicott
Delaney James, 17 Grand st. ct.
Dolan P. J. 64 Madison
Doyle John, 12 Lexington
DRAPER CHARLES H. 223 Main
(See page 570)
Dupre A. 55 Wall
Fay C. B. 19 Lagrange
Fenner Benjamin 8. 83 Southgate
Finn J. r. 16 Washington sq.
FLAGG F. W. 157 Grafton (See
page 570;
Frost C. H. 247 Main
GARFIELD & HARRINGTON, 96
School ( See page 5SS)
GREEN CHANDLER J. 84 School
(See page 566)
Hart John, 1 Conlin court
Head P. 26 Colton
Hewett G. E. 7 Fulton
Hickey John, 10 Washburn
Janes Charles A. 45 Piedmont
Kelley Patrick, 61i Austin
Kent Ezra, 32 Laurel
Kinnlery E. 67 Canterbury
Knight JameM, 5 Walnut
Lawler L. 6 Grace
Leonard C. D. 87 Chandler
Loughlin John, 182 Washington
Mathews G. W. 33 School
Maynard J. T. 58 Woodland
McDonald P. 136 Shrewsbury
Nickerson J. O. 43 Portland
Oakley William F. 8 Richland
Pettegrew M. H. 802 Park ave.
PIKE H. S. 12 Toyni8end( See page
587;
Power John, rear 36 Assonet
Robinson A. M. 279 Pleasant
Robinson J. N. 170 Southbridge
Russell H. S., Slater ct.
Ryan P. 100 Lafayette
Sexton T. 164 Mechanic
Shepard C. 36 Kendall
Shirley John W. 128 Main
Skerrett J. 10 Meade
Stapleton T. 99 Madison
VILLAGES IN WORCESTER,
CONSULT THE
niBMCTOBT.
392
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORT.
Tafc Jesse, 18 Abbott
Tbatcber G. H. 1G2 Front
Tucker H. E. 6 Harris ct.
Twohey M. 72 Water
Walte H. H. 24 Grand
Wallls Cbapman, 47 Eastern ave.
Welch W. 9 Suffolk
White C. D., Falrview ave.
Whitney N. G. 86 Orange
Woodard G. D. 85 Houghton
Woodward A. D. 24 Cutler
Wray Frank, 1016 Main
Trunk Manufdcturers.
BARNARD BROS. 494 Main (Ste
page 524;
Brown P. 20 Front
Trunha, Valises, Ac.
USCOMB N. S. 418 Main (8te
front cover) ^
MARBLE A. L. & CO. 847 Main
(See page 524 j
BOWBLL W. P. 188 Main (See
page 528;
Trusses.
Cutting N. H. 844 Main
DINSMORE GEO. F. 41 Park (See
foot lines under D)
Willard G. A. 418 Main
Turning, Sawing^ Ac.
Bartlett J. H. 166 Union
Goodwin C. L. 166 Union
Martin L. P. 162 Union
BAWSON E. S. 72 School (See
page 656;
Twisting Mci^chines.
BROWKELL G. L. 16 Union
(See page 642;
CLEVELAND MACHINE WORKS,
54 Jackson (Seepages 616 and
617;
Umbrella Repairers.
Clark James, 404 Southbridge
Undertakers.
ATHY ANDREW, 16 Green (See
page 572;
FAT BROS. 19 Temple (Seepage
572;
HILDRETH GEO. G. 86 Foster
(See page 562;
SESSIONS GEO. & SONS, 9
Trumbull (See page 568;
Upholsterers.
BOWMAN H. A. & CO. 112 Front
(Seepage 581;
Brown Wm. 2 Central Exchange
CHOLLAR J. D. 476 Main (See
page 508;
DENNY H. W. & CO. 558 Main
(See page 577 J
Laugher & Co. 581 Main
LAWRENCE J. B. 855 Main (See
page 567;
SHAW F. S. 581 Main (Seepage
577;
Young J. W. 16 MechaDic«^
Valentines.
WHITNEY GEO. C. 184 Front (See
page 518;
Vapor Stoves.
LEWIS N. H. 270 Main (Seepage
594;
Variety Stores.
(See Fancy Goods),
Variety Wood Turners.
RAWSON E. S. 72 School (See
page 655;
Venetian Med Manu/s.
CUTTER W. E. & CO., CaDtcrbnrj
cor. Hammond, office, Lafayette
(Seepage 656;
Ventilators.
KNOX JEROME B. 82 Jackson
(Seepage 665;
WORC. GALVANIZED IRON CO.
(chimney), 150 Union (See
pages 588 and 605;
Veterinary Surgeons.
Brackett George H. 54 Shrewsbury
Cosgrove John B. 40 Pond
KELLY A. J., Curtis cor. Leicester
(Seepage 565;
Lovejoy H. W. 22^ Pleasant
Penniman J. & Son, 56 Exchange
Sessions Nathaniel, 16 Cutler
Vinegar Manu/s.
HAPGOOD L. B. & SON, office, 10
Front (See page 556;
Wagon Makers.
See also Carriage Makers.
FISH HENRY C. 162 Union (See
page 615;
O'Meara John, Bridge n. Foster
Wall Papers.
HIGGINS E. G. & CO. 284 U0^^
(See page 69S)
SHILLABER G. W. & CO. ^
Front (See page 528;
Watch^ Clock, andJevtP'
elers^ Materials.
WHOLESALE.
HAYDKN F. R. 898 "i/isAu ( See pa^^
516;
Watches, Jewelry, Ae^
Arnold George E. 9 Wyman
Blake Ira G. & Son, 482 Main
BOSTON WEEKLY ADVERTISER,
OVB DOLLAR
PBR TBAM^
WORCESTER BUSINESS DIRBOTORT.
898
Brfimmer F. 74 Front
BURBANK ASA L. 341 Main (8m
foot lines under B)
Barbank A. F. 841 Main
Baton Leander, 563 Main
BLKINS & HOWE, 550 Main (See
page hlT)
ENGLAND W. A. 394 Main (See
page 516^
Fay J. C. 226 Front
Graves 0. H. 98 Sonthbridge
Harlow George W. 841 Main
Harlow L. R. 200 Front
Hartwell & Whitney, 822 Main
Johnson L. & Son, 888 Main
Knowlton F. A. 854 Main
Lficke H. 281 Main
McFarland C. M. 8 Front
MOULTON EDWARD, 899 Main
(Seepage 51 7 J
Odie J. M. 229 Main
Ross W. F. 845 Main
Sagendorph E. 150 Front
Scott & Stickney, 578 Main
Story 8. N. 268 Main
Tocker E. G. 842 Main
WEIXLER J. P. Jr. 859 Main (See
page 5 16 J
WEIXLER J. P. & SON, 528 Main
(Seepage 516^
WcUer Meter Manuf8.
Desper W. E. & Co. 22 Cypress
UNION WATER METER CO. 38
Hermon (See page Q27J
Water Wheel Gov-
ernors*
WRIGHT MACHINE CO. 199
Chandler (See page 648;
Water Wheels.
HOLYOKE MACHINE CO. 95
Thomas (See page 629;
Weaving Wire Manufs.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (See pages 690
and 69i;
Wheels and Wheel
Stock.
REED CHAS. G. 149 Front (See
page 57 1^
WINN JEREMIAH, 29 Cypress
(See page 67S)
Whip Makers.
Klrby George E. 520 Main
White Lead.
BOSTON LEAD MANUF. CO. 26
Oliver, Boston, Mass. (See opp.
page 894;
Whitewashers.
Brooks Ezra, 42 Abbott
JOHNSON A. H. & CO. 69 Cen-
tral, and 26 Elliott (See page
588;
Kettell Thomas J. 2 Tufts
Scott C. W. 52 Exchange
Window Screens.
BRANNON HENRY, 21 Cypress
See page 592;
NATIONAL MANUF. CO. 179
Main (Se^ page 68i;
Window Shades.
CHOLLAR JOHN D. 476 Main
(See page 598;
HIGGINS E. G. & CO. 284 Main
(See page 598;
SHILLABER GEO. W. A CO. 84
Front (Set page 528;
Wire Goods Manufs.
AYRES SAMUEL MANUF. CO.
195 Front (See page 676;
Dean Lewis, 170 Austin
NATIONAL MANUF. CO. 179
Main (See page 6Si;
WIRE GOODS CO. (bright wire),
20 Union (See page 66i;
Wire Meddles.
WATSON L. S. & CO., Leicester,
Mass. (See page 664;
»
Wire Manufs*
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUF.
CO. 94 Grove (Seepages 690
and 691;
WORCESTER WIRE CO. foot
Kansas (Seepage 624;
Wood (Fire),
ARNOLD FRANK 0., MiUbory
opp. Greenwood, Q. (Seepage
540 ;
Chute D. 52 School
CLAFLIN C. W. & CO. 183 Union,
and 415 Main (See foot lines
under C)
Clark Thomas, 4 Hudson st. ct.
Cuthbertson E. 46 Union
Davidson E. A. 2S8 Southbridge
Davis C. A. 4 Vornon
Hall Willard M. & Sons, 56 Foster
Hart £. 98 Cambrldflfe
KENWORTHY & CHADWICK, 11
Mill ( Seepage b\0)
Knowlton C. rear 51 Main
MANN & KNIGHT, 426 Main (See
front cover)
Metcalf A. D. r. 66 Southbridge
Mullens Thomas, 107 Canterbury
Mullins R. 258 Southbridge
Pettigrew H. M. 781 Main
Pollard Geo. P. 10 Mason
Rice C. E. 85 Lafayette
Seger & Post, 18 Pink
Warren James C. 70 Lincoln
Wallls Church, 15 Hawley
DEBT OF WORCESTER,
COKaVLT THJB
DIXECTOBT,
894
MTORCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Wiggln Bei^amiu F. 7 Deony
WILLEY JOHN J. 18 No. Ashland
(Seepage bb\)
Wood Carver.
THOMAS C. C. T. 26 No. Foster
(Seepage 592)
Wood Engravers.
BASS C. H. 845 Main (See page
515 J
KYES & WOODBURY, 852 Main
(See page 514^
WHITTEMORE W. C. 410 Main
(Seepage 514j
Wood Workers.
See Planing MUU; Turning, Sauo-
ing, Ac; Mouldings; Brackets;
PaUernmakers ; Engravers.
Wood Working Machi-
nery.
See also Machinists.
LKE H. A. 164 Union (Seepage 672;
WITHERBY, RUGG & RICHARD-
SON,26 Salisburyr^e^ po^« 628;
WOODS S. A. MACHINE CO. 172
High, Boston, Mass. (See front
colored page)
Wool.
SUMNER D. C. 164 Front (See
page 668;
Ware B. 12 Front
Wool Waste.
SIMESTER F. 187 Front (See page
668;
SMITH D. 10 Washington square
(See page 669;
Woolen Goods Manufs.
CARPETS.
WHITTALL M. J., Brussels (See
page66i)
CLOTHS.
Ashworth & Jones. Leicester, V. F.
Bailey & Busfleld, 88 Water
Curtis Manuf . Co. 82 Webster
Hopeville Manuf. Co. 2 P. 0. block
James B., Jamesville
LEGG JAMES & CO. (Worcester
Woolen Mills), 17 Southgate
(See page 680;
Thayer E. D., Mill, Tatnuck
Thayer E. D. jr. Mill, Tatnuck
Wai-d A. W., Jamesville
WORCESTFR FELTING CO. 91
Foster (See page 680;
WORCESTER WOOLEN MILLS,
17 Southgate (See page 680;
WORSTED GOODS.
Chaffee A. H. 82 Southgate
WICKS MANUF. CO. (suiUnffs),
548 Southbridge (Seepage 680;
Woolen Machinery m
See also Machinists.
BANCROFT W.F.& CO., Lagrange
cor. R. R. (Seepage 658;
CLEVELAND MACHINE WORKS,
54 Jackson (See pages 616 and
617;
CROMPTON GEO. 110 Green (See
page 645;
CURTIS & MARBLE, 82 Webster
(See page 620)
HARDWOOD & QUINCY MA-
CHINE CO., Lagrange c. B. B.
(Seepage 694;
KNOWLES L. J. & BRO. 57 Jack-
son (Seepages 618 and 619;
LOMBARD N. A. & CO. 78 School
(See page 672;
WRIGHT MACHINE CO. 199
Chandler (See page 6AS)
Woolen JBags.
JOSLIN L. G. & CO. (graded), »
Bigelowct. (Seepage 668;
Worsted Goods Manufs.
WICKS MANUF. CO. (suitings),
548 Southbridge (Seepage 680;
Wrench Manufs.
Coes A. G. & Co. 2 Leicester
COES L. & CO. 1 Coes square (See
page 626;
Fisher J. H. 45 Main
LOWELL WRENCH CO. 19 Church
(See page 675;
Wringers.
Lund J. I. 18 Norwich
Wrought Iron and
Brass Pipe.
WORCESTER STEAM & GAS
PIPE WORKS, 198 Front (See
front coloredpage)
Yankee Notions.
BRYANT S. & CO. 88 Front (See
page 526;
Yam Manufs.
Linscott L. A. 548 Southbridge
Pakachoag Mill, Brussels
Yeast.
Cady CM. 897 Park av.
Drew Lewis, 85 Hermon
FLEISCHMANN & CO., S. L.
Shaw, sales ageut, 147 Front
(Seepage 544;
Hunt J. E. 7 Pleasant
B. S. ROY,
7S BJEAOOir ST.
80epmgeS77.
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DRY AND GROUND IN OIL.
Lead PipesSheet Lead.
PATENT TIN LINED PIPE.
PURE BLOCK TIN PIPE.
COPPER & IRON PUMPS
Oar Fore White Lead, both Dr; Mid UrouDd in Oil, we WARRANT to be STRICTLY PURE
■ud OUAEANTEE that for Fineneaa, Bod; and Durability, It is not Burpaued by ao;
Lead In the Harket. We wuraat our R«d Lead and Ulhaige to be
BTRICTLY PURE and of the FDTEST QUALTTT.
LUMBER DEALERS 1
OFFICE, 82 FOSTER STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
GOOD FINi:, BLACK WALNUT, ASH, OAI, WHITE-WOOD AND CHZK
To Boy R. B. point Id New Bngtand, and we wurant SBtixfictioD.
CHARLES BAKER & CO.,
LUMBEE DEALEE;
V _. { ManclieMter filreel,
■ Hra», ^ Q^^e a„^ Prescott Streets,
WOROESTEB, MASS.
With Lbi^ Store-Houses and ample Yards and Tracks, we can give the most faTonbk it
to Local Bujera.
DOOKS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, WINDOW AND DOOK FRAM
Inside aM Oitside Driaintital Kli tui ArcMtects' Flais.
Hanufactured from the beat Klln-drled Native and Forei^ WoodB. Mill Planing, Ac, ^
MHIS, ODE. FOSTER Am UNION STREETS, WORCESTER, Mi
We iDTite all careral Buyers to an liupecCion ot our Stock, Work and Pricea.
Best Hachlnery. Good Men. Large Dry-HouBes. Packing Box Factory connected, wiU
facllltlee for making Dry Boxes at low prices.
Wood Work for Cotton and Woolen Mills.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
MATOB, - - CHARLES O. BBED.
Salabt, 92,600; Orpics, Citt Hall.
ALDEBMEV.
Sleeltd for a Term o/ Two Yean.
1»rwu 4xpirt /aniwry, UU. nrnu txpin /mwuT, UBt.
Ward 1. JOHK Q. Biudt. i ff^rd 2. Samubl A. Pobteb.
" 9. Amsrkw Atby. " 4. Charlbb F. Buoq.
•* 6. JoHK R. Tbayer. '* 6. Otis Wabrbw.
** 7. Calks Colvin. | " 8. William I>. Clare.
Clerk of the Board of Aldermtn, the Otj/ Clerk, ex-offldo.
BTAUDtna coMMn-rCBS.
Appointed by the Mayor.
Auettmenli for Seieert. — Colvln and Atby.
Atteigmeiita for Street £ett«rin«nt8.~Ilagg and Clark.
Srtrollment. — Clark and Atby.
Bill* in Second Heading. — Warren and Brady.
Eleelloru and SeCKrna. — Porter and Clark.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Elected for Two Teart.
PrttideTU, .... Edward 0. Parkbk.
WA. nrmt (^Ir* Januani^ UM.
1, Pembroke S- Rich.
2. Wm. V. Dearborn. M. D. Oilman.
8. Jomea C. CoB'ej'.
4. J. J. O'Gorman, John J. WblM.
5. WUltaHi 8. O'Brien.
6. Wm. f . BaocroCt, J. W. PlaUted.
7. Edward 0. Parker.
BenJ. W. Childs, Wm. J. Estej.
Henry C. Wbeaton, Chas. Oreenwood.
William W. Scott.
John B. O'Laary, John B. Qallagher.
James Early.
John TlDion, Patrick J. Qnlnn.
Arthnr M. Stone.
Arthur B. Dennis, Wm. H. Crawford.
George C. Whitney.
CUrk, B. Hamilton Cos. Chosen by the Common Conncll. Salary, 9800.
STANDING COMHITTBBS.
Appointed by the Pretldent.
Bill* in Second fi^uHny.— Dennis, Whitney and Early.
Enrollment. — Wheaton, Crawford and Qulnn.
Elections and itefurna,— Ollmaa, Blch and Qullagher.
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CITY OFFICERS.
JOINT STANDING COMIOTTEBS OF T&E BOABD OF ALDBRMSN AND COUMON
COUNCIL.
Tbe committees are appointed' by tbe Mavor and Prealdent of the Common Gonndl, cxoeiii
tbe Committee on Finance, to wblch tbe Board of Aldermen electa two membem, and the Common
Connoll three memberi, tbe Mayor and President of tlie Common Connetl being memben cp-^cifi,
and except the Committee on Pnbllo Works, which see.
Charities. — Aldermen Colvin and
Rnggt Cod DC il men O'Brien, Green-
wood and Scott.
Military ^i/faJr^.— Aldermen Thajer
and WarreD, Coancilmen Scott,
OXeary and Early.
Public BuHdinga.— Aldermen Bndj
and Thayer, Coancilmen Bstey,
Plaisted and Qainn.
0rdinance8. — ^Aldermen Thayer and
Brady, Coancilmen Crawford,
Whitney and Qainn.
Public Worka.-'The Mayor, Aldermen
Brady, Athy, Clark and Porter, the
President of the Common Coandl,
Coancilmen Chllds, Dearborn, Cof-
fey, Plaisted and O^Oorman. This
committee is composed of the chair-
man on the part of the aldermen
and of the chairman on the part of
the common coancil of the commit-
tees on water, on sewers, on high-
ways and sidewalks, on fire depart-
ment, and on lighting streets, with
the mayor and president of tbe
coancil, each ex-offlcio.
Jfavor*8 Inaugural and UikfinisM
Business. — Aldermen Warren and
Rogg} Coancilmen Qreenwood,
Scott and Early.
Finance. — The Mayor, ex-officio^ Alder-
men Athy and Porter, the President
of the Coancil, ex-offlcio^ Coancil-
men Timon, Dearborn and Stone.
Claims, — The Mayor, Aldermen
Thayer and Porter, the President of
the Council, Coancilmen Timon,
Bancroft and Stone.
Water, — The Mayor, Aldermen Brady
and Warren, the President of the
Coancil, Coancilmen Childs, White
and Dennis.
Sewers. — ^The Mayor, Aldermen Athy
and Colvin, the President of the
Coancil, Coancilmen Dearborn,
0*Leary and Estey.
Fire D^Mrtment, — Aldermen Porter
and Brady, Coancilmen Coffey, Gil-
man and Crawford.
JSMlucation. — Aldermen Ragg and War-
ren, Coancilmen Wheaton, Green-
wood and Gallagher.
Printing. — Aldermen Colvin and
Clark, Coancilmen Bancroft, 0*Brien
and Whitney.
Lighting Streets. — Aldermen Athy and
Colyin, Coancilmen O'Gorman,
Bich and Wheaton.
Sightoays and Sidewalks. —Aldermen
Clark and Rogg, Coancilmen
Plaisted, White and Rich.
City CZ^rifc.— Enoch H. Towne. Salary, $1,800. Office hoars 81 A. M. to 1 P.
M., 2 to 5 P. M. Chosen aunaally in Janaary, by City Coancil in conventloa.
Treasurer and Collector.— WlWiAm S. Barton. Salary, $2,500. Office hoars 81
A. M. to 1 P. M., 2 to 5 P. M. Chosen annaally in Janaary, by City Coancil
in convention. Deputy Collector. — Reuben Champion. Salary, f 1,000. Ap-
pointed annaally by the treasurer and collector.
Auditor.— Uenry Griffin. Salary, $1,200. Office hours 8.30 to 1 P. M., 2 to 5
P. M. Chosen annually in January, by City Council in convention. Book'
keeper. — Chas. B. Damon. Salary $1,050. Appointed by the Finance Com-
mittee.
City Messenger.— OheiXe^ Marvin. Salary, 6900. Chosen annaally in Janoary,
by City Council in convention.
CU^y Engineer.— ChAvXes A. Allen. Office hours 81 A. M. to 1 P. M., 2 to 6
P. M. Salary, $2,000. Chosen annaally in Janaary, by City Coancil in
convention.
City Solicitor.— FrsLuk P. Gould ing. Salary, $2,500. Chosen annaally in
January, by City Council in convention.
City I^sician.—R\ittX8 Woodward. Salary, $1,100. Appointed in Janaary
for term of three years, by Mayor and Aldermen.
Commissioner of Highways.— LnciSLn B. Stone. Salary, $1,700. Office hoars
10 A. M. to 12 M. Chosen annaally in Janaary, by City Council in con-
vention.
Supt of Public BuHdings.— ChMlea B.. Feck. Salary, $1,400. Chosen anna-
ally in January, by City Council in convention. Office, 464 Main street
Office hours 111 A. M. to 121 P. M.
Supt. of Seioers.-'R. H. Chamberlain. Salary, $1,600. Office hoorslOA. M.
to 12.80 P. M. Chosen annually in January, by City Council In convention.
Registrars of Voters. — Established by act of Legislature of 1877. The Ci^
Clerk and Clerk of Board of Assessors, ex-offlcio ; Richard Matthews chosen
biennially in February or March by concurrent vote of City Council. Term
expires In February or March, 1885.
Commistdoners of Public Chrounds. — E. W. Lincoln, term expires Janaaryi
1885. O. B. Hadwen, term expires January, 1886. Stephen Salisbury, jr.t
term expires Janaary, 1887. Chosen in Janaary, by City Council in coD?en*
tiou, for a term of three years.
POLICE DEPABTHENT.
397
Cofnmiasioners of Sinking Funds. — ^Henry A. Marsh, term expires Janoary 1,
1886. Edwait) L. Davis, term expires January 1, 1886. Samoel Woodward,
term expires January 1, 1887. Chosen by concurrent vote in December, for
term of three years.
TYuant Cammissionen. — The Mayor, ex-officio^ Superintendent of Schools, ex-
officio, and City Marshal, ex-officio.
Undertaken. — Geo. £. Sessions, Waldo £. Sessions, Frank £. Sessions, An-
drew Athy, Oeo. G. Hildreth, Jas. E. Fay, Wm. J. Fay, James A. Athy.
Surveyors of Lttmber. — Nahnm R. Hapgood, Chas. K. Fletcher, George Hart-
'well, Thomas H. Hayford, L. R. Uapgood, Leonard Cheney. Salary, fees.
Chosen by concurrent vote, annually in February.
F^nce Viewers. — Ebenezer Cutler, Charles Ballard, Charles W. Burbank.
Chosen by concurrent vote, in February.
JFieid Driver. — L. B. Stone. Chosen by concurrent vote in February.
JP\yund Keeper. — Michael Howley. Chosen by concurrent yote in February.
Inspectors of Petroleum. — Simon E. Combs, Wm. Brophy. Salary, fees.
Milk Inspector. — B. R. Shepard. Salary, 8100. Ap. by Mayor and Aldermen.
Sealer of Weights and Measures. — ^R. R. Shepard. Salary, 1^250. Chosen by
concurrent vote, in February. Deputy Sealer of Weights and Measures. —
William C. Chase.
Weighers of Coal. — Wm. S. Jourdan, Geo. Fisher, J. B. Bardwell, W. H. Cole,
John Merrill, Chas. F. Mann, H. A. Knight, L. T. Child, L. S. NiccoUs,
Frank J. Dadmun, A. O. Young, Luther Goddard, E. R. Fiske, F. W. Fair-
banks, C. L. Claflin, E. A. Sumner, Geo. J. Merrill, Geo. A. Wood, A. H.
Longley, Fred. P. Gleason, H. B. Schofleld, Chas. E. Jourdan, Geo. A.
Strong, Harry Meyers, Jr., K. L. Jacobs, B* F. Goddard, L. Robinson. Ap-
pointed by Mayor and Aldermen.
Measurers of Wood and Bark, — S. Fenniman, Samuel Houghton, Wm. A. Bar-
rows, Alden Thayer, Joseph Gates, Jacob M. Clough, Chas. F. Winn.
Chosen by concurrent vote, in February.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Appointed by the Mayor and Aldermen, in January.
Central Police Station, under City Hall.
City Marshal. — Amos Atkinson. Salary, $1,800.
A8s$. itfarsAaJ^. —Friewaldau C. Thayer. Salary, $1,800. James K. Churchill,
Salary, $1,800.
Captain Night PoZice.— David A. Matthews. Salary, $1,200.
Station No. 2. Day Sergeant. — S. W. Ranger. Night Sergeant. — M. B.Lamb.
PATROLMEN. Salary, $2.(M) per diem.
Inspectors. — ^Reuben M. Colby, Patrick O'Day.
Andrews Osman,
Austin W. £.
Barker Geo. V.
Bullock Sylvanns G.
Chandley Geo. B.
Cogger A. Francis,
Collins Patrick,
Cummlngs Thomas,
Deady Michael,
Digglns Patrick,
Doherty Martin,
Drohan Walter N.
Eaton Edward H.
Fairbanks Edson,
Farr John R.
Flnneran William,
Flint Joseph H.
Foley Daniel,
Foley Michael J.
French Cornelius,
(Garland Chas. A.
Goggin David,
Grealish Stephen H.
Green Marshall S.
Hacker Maurice,
Hanson Charles R.
Harper Andrew,
Herbert James A.
Hogan Patrick,
Howe Wm. J.
Hubbard Martin J.
Hurley Thomas,
Johnson Oren A.
Johnson Wm. H.
Keefe Dennis,
KlUelea Thomas,
Lawrence William,
Legasey John,
Lombard Eneas»
Makepeace Joseph H.
Maloney James M.
March Addison,
Mathews Robert F.
Matson A. P.
McCarthy Daniel,
McLane J. J.
Mecomey Henry H.
Mooney Nicholas J.
Moore Patrick T.
Myers William,
O'Connell James P.
O'Connell Michael J.
O'Conner John,
O'Day John E. •
0*Sullivan John,
Piper Wm. A.
Ramsdell Wm. R.
Ratigan Patrick E.
Robinson E. T.
Sampson Freeman H.
Streeter Henry B.
Sutton Geo. F.
Tyler Elliot,
Walsh Matthew J.
Ward Samuel W.
Warren John W.
Whitney Geo. H.
Wood William O.
Salary, fees.
CONSTABLES.
Appointed annually by the Mayor.
Ar OtvU Business.-'ChsiS. N. Hair, E. J. Russell, Theodore H. Bartlett, Chas.
Marvin, Daniel A. Hawkins, Henry C. Rawson, Reuben Champion.
For Criminal Business. — Amos Atkinson, Friewaldau C. Thayer, J. E. Church-
ill, Reuben M. Colby, Patrick O'Day, David A. Matthews, Sumner W.
Ranger, Matthew B. Lamb, William W. Macomber, H. E. Fayerweather,
Wm. Hickey.
398 FIRE DEPARTBCENT.
ASSE8S0B8' DEPABTHENT.
AasBSSOKfl.
Salary, 91|100; chairman $100 additional.
L. A. Ely, chairman, turm expires February, 1884.
J. P. Houghton, term expires February, 1885.
Thomas Talbot, term expires February, 1886.
Chosen in February or March, by City Council in convention, for a term of
three years.
Assistant Assessors.— Salary $8 per diem.
Elected annually by the people.
Ward 1.— I. N. Metcalf. Ward 5.-^ames B. O'Hara.
Ward 2. — Samuel E. Staples. Ward 6. — Henry C. Bawson.
Ward 8 John W. Foley. Ward 7. — Jonathan Luther.
Ward 4.— John Smith. Ward 8.— Hammond W. Hobbard.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Offices at Engine House, 10 BigeUne Court.
Chosen annually in December, by City Council In convention.
Chi^ Engineer.^Simoxi E. Combs. Salary, $1,200.
Asst. Engineers. — William Brophy, Gtoorge Coleman, Edwin L. Vaughn and
Charles M. Mills. Salary, 9250.
C^erA;.— William Brophy. Salary $150.
FIRE ENGINES.
Steamer No. 1, Gov. Lincoln — 10 Big
Niagara Hose Co. No. 4—21 Exchange
St.; Samuel F. Newton, Fore-
man ; 8 men.
Yankee Hose Co. No. 6— Myrtle st;
CliiTord C. Lamb, Foreman; 9
men.
Tiger Hose Co. No. 6— Pleasant st. ;
Frank F. Burbank, Foreman; 9
men.
Protector Hose Co. No. 7— Lamartlne
St. ; Wm. A. Adams, Foreman; 9
men.
Bapid Hose Co. No. 8— Webster st
near Main ; C. E. Humes, Fore-
man ; 9 men.
Volunteer Hose Co. —North vllle; John
A. Sears, Foreman ; 12 men.
Eagle Hose Co. No. 8 (VotumUtrh
Quinsigamond ; John Carty, Fore-
man ; 18 men.
elow ct. ; John J. Adams, Fore-
man ; 12 men.
Steamer No. 2, A. B. Lovell— 108 Bea-
con St.; John Wheaton, Fore-
man ; 12 men.
Steamer No. 8, S. E. Combs — Prescott
St. near Lexington; Alvin W.
Prouty, Foreman ; 12 men.
Extinguisher No. 1— John St.; Wm.
Flynn, Foreman ; 4 men.
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 — 10 Bige-
low ct. ; J. S. Perkins, Foreman ;
18 men.
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 2 — Prescott
u. Lexington : John P. Fay, Fore-
man ; 12 men.
Al&rt Hose Co. No. 1—26 School st. ;
H. £. Bobbins, Foreman; 8 men.
Ocean Hose Co. No. 2 — Grafton st. ;
David Boland, Foreman ; 9 men.
Foremen receive ^175 per annum ; drivers receive $720 per annum ; privates,
$150.
FIBE ALABM TELEGRAPH.
Under charge of Joint Standing Committee on Fire Departm^iU.
Superintendent.^yfWWsim Brophy. Salary, $800. Office, 10 Bigelow Court
Elected in January, by City Council in convention.
The telegraph, constructed at a cost of $17,000, was accepted by the (Atjt
July, 1871. Alarm is given instantly from the Alarm Boxes to the oiBee of
the Fire Department, to each of the engine houses, to the house of each engi-
neer, and at the police office, the number of taps indicating the box f^^
which the alarm is given. The taps can also be heard at each of the
other boxes. Keys to the boxes are in the hands of the police, and the
nearest responsible resident to each box.
Explanation. — ^For a fire near box 4, the bells will be struck 4 timeSt Si
seconds apart: then after a pause of 20 seconds, 4 times again, and so on*
For a fire near box 45, the bells will give 4 strokes (for the tens), and after'
pause of 7 seconds, 5 strokes ; to be repeated at intervals of 20 seconds.
Two strokes of Bell are given for a recall when fire is out.
Three strokes of Bell are given for a general alarm.
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FIRE ALABM SIGNAL BOXES.
399
LIST OF SIGNAL BOXES.
No.
7.
No.
8.
No.
No.
9.
12.
No. 4. City Hall. Key— Police Office.
No. 5. Trumbull square. Key — at
Drug Store, 50 Trumbull st.
No. 6. Laurel st. , c. Edward. Keys—
41 Edward st. ; Laurel cor.
Edward sts. ; J. L. Baker's
stable.
Hose Seven's House, Lamar-
tine St. Keys — Hose House,
and 42 Lamartine st.
Chatham street, cor. Irving.
Keys — 87 Irving street, 40
and 53 Chatham st.
Scott's block, Franklin sq.
Main street, comer Chandler.
Keys— Continental Hotel ; 688
Main st. ; 34 Chandler st.
No. 13. Webster square. Stock well &
Barrows' store. Keys — Stock-
well & Barrows' store ; Loring
Coes' counting room, 10 Web-
ster St.
Hose One's House, School
St. Keys — Hose House and
17 and 73 School street.
Washburn & Moen Manuf.
Co.'s yard. Key — Company's
office.
Souttibridge st. cor Sargent.
Keys — Sargent's counting
room; jimction shop engine
room ; Railroad depot.
Main St., cor. Foster. Keys
— 359 Main street; Lincoln
House ; Waldo House.
Lincoln st., cor. Catharine.
Keys— 108, 109 and 118 Lin-
coln St.
North St., c. Grove. Keys —
157 and 187 Grove st. ; 1 North
st ; 188 Prescott st.
MaiQ St., cor. May. Keys —
842 Main st. ; 9 May St.; 7
Hammond st.
Union street, Rice, Barton &
Fales' foundry. Keys — Rice,
Barton & Fales' office ; Chas.
Baker & Co.'s office.
No. 24. Southbridge St., Chandler &
Carr's store. Keys— Chand-
ler & Carr's store; Adriatic
Mill ; 468 Southbridge st.
No. 26. Salisbury street, near Grove.
Keys— Witherby, Rugg &
Richardson's counting room,
and 21, 26 and 56 Salisbury st.
No. 26. Portland st., cor. Madison.
Keys — ^96 Portland street, and
104 Southbridge st.
No. 27. Pleasant street, comer West.
Keys — 4 West street, and 148
Pleasant st.
No. 28. MiUbury street, cor. Worth.
Keys— 62, 63, 64 and 109 Mill-
bury St.
bio.
14.
No.
15
No.
16.
No.
17.
No.
18.
No.
19.
No.
21.
No.
23.
No. 31. Main St., cor. Richards. Keys
— 7 Beaver st., and 978 Main
street.
No. 32. Exchange street, cor. Union.
Keys — D. W. Pond's shop;
Merrifleld's engine room.
No. 34. Green St., Fox's Mill. Keys
— Crompton's Loom Works;
6 Vernon st. ; 27 MiUbury
St.
No. 36. Winthrop st., cor. Vernon.
Keys — 49, 63 and 65 V«mon
street.
No. 36. Front St., cor. Spring. Keys
134 Front st. ; 9 Trumbull st. ;
Waverly House.
No. 37. Highland st. , cor. North Ash-
land. Keys — 55 Highland st. ,
and 64 North Ashland st.
No. 38. Salisbury st., opp. Military
Academy. Keys — C. B. Met-
calf's; Dr. Merrick Bemis';
John B. Pratt's.
No. 41. Thomas street, cor. Summer.
Keys — Drug Store, 93 Sum-
mer St. ; 1 Prospect st.
No. 42. Southbridge st., cor. Cam-
bridge. Keys — Crompton
Carpet mill, and 502 and 613
Southbridge st.
No. 43. Quinsigamond Wire Mill.
Keys — Wire Mill, and Benj.
Booth's house.
No. 46. Shrewsbury street, cor. E.
Worcester. Keys— 102, 114
and 199 Shrewsbury st.
No. 46. Hose Two's House, Grafton
St. Keys — Hose House; T.
K. Earle's counting room;
Washburn's foundry, Grafton
St. ; J. H. & G. M. Walker's.
No. 47. Belmont street, cor Oak ave.
Keys— 60 Belmont st ; 18 Oak
ave. ; 30 Liberty st.
No. 48. Southgate street, cor. Camp.
Keys— 72, 87 and 89 South-
gate St.
No. 61. Lincoln square. Keys — 11
Main st. ; 16 Lincoln sq. ; Ex-
change Hotel.
No. 62. Prescott st., A. P. Richard-
son's shop. Keys — Counting
Room; Ames Plow Co.'s
office ; 16 ]?rescott st.
No. 63. Providence St., cor. Harri-
son. Keys — 66, 67 and 76
Providence st., and Worces-
ter Academy.
No. 64. Austin st., cor. Newbury.
Keys — Grocery store, corner
Austin and Newbury sts. ; 111
and 113 Austin st.
FOR HACK FARES,
OOKaULT THE
niBXCTOBT.
400
PUBLIC CHARITABLE IKSTITUTIOKS.
No. 56. William St., cor. Chestnut.
Keys — 88 Chestnat st. ; Ex-
tinguisher House, John st.
No. 57. Hermon street, Taylor & Far-
ley's factory. Keys — Count-
ing Room; J. S. Wheeler &
Co.'s.
No. 58. Woodland street, cor. King.
Keys — 1 Woodland street ; 86
King St.
No. 61. Gardner street, Forehand &
Wadsworth's shop. Keys —
Forehand & Wadsworth's
office ; store, Canterbury st. ;
No. 62. Orange St., opp. Plymouth.
Keys — cor. Orange and Ply-
mouth sts. ; 74 Orange st. ;
41 Plymouth st.
No. 68. Washington square. Keys—
Union station ; 295 Front st. ;.
Arcade Foundry.
No. 64. Grafton street, cor. Barclay.
Keys— 148 and 158 Grafton
St. ; Stowe & Co.'s boot shop.
No. 65. Elm st. ; opp. Linden. Keys
—22 and 46 Elm st.
No. 67. Hose Six's House, Pleasant
St. Keys — Hose House; S40
Pleasant st. ; 4 Winslow st.
No. 68. Bloomingdale road, corner
Norfolk. Keys — Graton &
Knight's tannery, and B. ft A«
freight house.
No. 71. Main st., cor. Central. Keys
— Harrington Bros.' stable,
Central st. ; 249 and 265 Main
St. ; Bay State House.
No. 78. Wachusett street, cor, Dlx.
No. 75. May street, cor. Woodland.
Keys— 30, 82 and 87 May st,
and 81 Woodland st.
No. 76. William street, comer West.
Keys— 80 West street, and 48
William st.
No. 81. City Farm.
No. 82. Worcester Wire Works, So.
Worcester.
No. 91. West Boylston street, comer
Millbrook.
PUBLIC CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
SEE ALSO SOdBTIES, ETC.
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Office Ko. 9 CUy Hall.
The Mayor, ex-officio ; City Marshal, ex-offleio ; Superintendent of Public
Schools, eai^officio ; Charles B. Pratt, James B. McMahon, terms expire De-
cember, 1884; Alzirus Brown, Denis C. Leonard, terms expire December,
1885. J. Lewis Ellsworth, Oscar F. Rawson, terms expire December, 1886.
Chosen in December, by the City Council in convention.
C^crA.— George W. Gale. Salary, $1,200. Office hours 10 A. M. to 13 M.
Elected by the Board.
The Overseers of the Poor have charge of the Alms House and the Truant
School, and supervision of resident and non-resident paupers of the city and
all insane paupers settled in Worcester in the State Lunatic Hospitals ; also
of all boys settled in Worcester committed by the Municipal Court to the Be-
form School from the City of Worcester.
Regular meetings at Aldermen's rooms, City Hall, at 7.80 P. M., on first
Friday of each month.
ALMS HOUSE.
Superintendent, — B. F. Parkhiurst. Salary, $900. itfoiron.— Mrs. F. J. Park-
hurst. Salary, 0800. Appointed by the Overseers of the Poor. Scavenger
Department—Under charge of the* Superintendent. Seven single wagons,
owned by this department, are constantly employed in the city collecting
ofl&d, from Ave to seven tong being collected daily ; carrying this from the cl^
to the Poor Farm, where it is fed to swine.
TRUANT SCHOOL.
Under control of the Superintendent of Alms House. Teacfter— Miss Emma
J. Vose. Salary, $800 and board.
CITY HOSPITAL.
Jaques Avenue, Incorporated, 1871.
There are seven Trustees of the City Hospital chosen by the City Coancll
in concurrence, in January, as follows : One from the Board of Aldermen, and
two from the Common Council, for one year, and four from the citizens at
large, for four years.
Trustees — John R. Thayer, Alderman ; Councilmen, James C. Coffey, Ben-
jamin W. Childs; at large — Thomas H. Gage, term expires January, 1885;
Stephen Salisbury, jr., term expires January, 1888; Albert Curtis, term
expires January, 1887 ; Joseph Sargent, term expires January, 1886.
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HOSPITALS— CEMETBRIBS. 401
CommissUmera of the Jaques Fund and other funds of the City Hospital.
Chas. B. Pratt, term expires January, 1885 ; Albert Cartis, term expires Jan-
nary, 1886 ; Benjamin Walker, term expires January , 1887 ;
5ifpt. and Besident Physician, — Chas. A. Peabody ; Medical Staff visiting
Thysicians—Q. E. Francis, J. M. Rice, £. Warner, A. Wood, Wesley Davis,
J. O. Marble, L. Wheeler, J. B. Rich, Wm. H. Workman, O. H. Everett,
Oculist and Aufist—li. S. Dixon; Pathologist's. B. Woodward. '
The Hospital offers accommodation for the treatment of forty patients, who
may be admitted on application to Dr. C. A. Peabody, Superintendent and Ad-
mitting Physician, at the Hospital. Preference is given to those who, Arom
varions causes, are dependent upon the City for support ; but when room can
be given, paying patients will be admitted, and will receive skilfUl treatment.
W0BCE8TEB LUNATIO HOSPITAL.
TViwtees.— Robert W. Hooper, Boston ; Thomas H. Qage, A. Geo. Bullock,
Francis H. Dewey, William Dickinson, Worcester.
Resident OmcKBS:^ Superintendent— John O. Park, M. D. ; Assistant
Physicians^AibeTt R. Moalton, M. D. ; Everett Flood, M. D. ; John A. Hous-
ton, M. D. ; Frederic H. Daniels, M. D.* Stewardr-QfiOTge L. Clark. Matron
— ^Lila J. Gordon. ^n^ne«r--Kimble R. Smith. Farmer — Henry 8. Graves.
l^reasurer — Albert Wood.
The Worcester Lunatic Hospital was opened January 18, 1888, and has
received 13,800 patients. The new bailding begun in 1878, was completed
and occupied in October, 1877. At present there are 740 inmates, but the
institution can provide for a larger namber, and can give extra accommoda-
tions, suits of rooms, special attendance, etc., to those who may desire it.
ASYLUM FOB THE OHONIC INSANE.
Superintendent — Hosea M. Quinby, M. D. ; Assistant Physician — B. Meade
Perkins : Steward — Clarence R. Macomber.
Board of trustees is the same as for Worcester Lunatic Hospital.
The Asylum for the Chronic Insane was established in accordance with an
Act of the Legislature in 1877, and was opened Oct. 28, 1877. The inmates of
the Asylam consist only of such chronic Insane as may be transferred thereto
from other Hospitals by the Board of State Charities.
CEMETERIES.
HOPE CEMETERY. — ^New Worcester, owned by the city. Commissioners
— ^Albert Curtis, term expires January, 1885; Albert Tolman, term expires
January, 1886; Wm. Bush, term expires January, 1887; Thomas M. Rogers,
term expires January, 1888; E. B. Stoddard, term expires January, 1889.
Chosen by City Council in Convention, in January. Foreman at Cemetery —
Frederick A. Barnes.
RITUAL CEMETERY.— Grove St. incorporated 1838. Pre»i<l«n«— Francis H.
Dewey; TVccwtirer— Nathaniel Paiue; CZ«rA;— Burton W. Potter; Executive
Committee — John D. Lovell, Francis H. Dewey, Edward L. Davis ; Finance
Committee — Henry W. Miller, Augustus N. Currier; Auditors — David S. Mes-
Binger, Wm. E. Rice; IVk^wm— Francis H. Dewey, John D. Lovell, Henry
W. Miller, Edward L. Davis, George A. Bates, Burton W. Potter, Augustus
N. Currier ; Supt. of Cemetery Grounds — Joseph S. Clark.
ST. ANNE'S CEMETERY.— <CafAoZicJ, Shrewsbury street.
ST. JOHN'S CEW&TEHY.— (Catholic), South Worcester.
TATNUCK CEMETERY. —(Catholic J, Tatnuck.
OITT SCALES.
LiNCoi^ SQUARE, weigher, Silas Fenniman.
Qdinsigamond, weigher, Joseph Gates.
Salem Square, weigher, Samuel Houghton.
Webster Square, weigher, William A. Barrows.
Mason st. cor. Tufts, weigher, Alden Thayer.
Weighers elected by the City Council in concurrence, in February. Salary,
fees.
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402 WARD OFFICERS AND WA^D ROOMS.
WABO OFFICERS.
Ward 1.^ Warden, Herbert A. Jones; Clerks John 8. Brlgham.
Ward 2. — Warden, Rock wood Hoar; Clerk, George W. Gale.
Ward 8. — Warden, Lyman Brown; Clerk, John P. Fay.
Ward i.^ Warden, Patrick H. Carroll; Clerk, Theodore P. Fallon.
Ward 5. — Warden, Nicholas McMahon ; Clerk, John J. Evans.
Ward e.— Warden, Jonathan C. French; Clerk, Willie C. Young.
Ward 7. — Warden, Edward I. Comins; Clerk, Luclns £. Eldred.
Ward S.— Warden, Charles G. Parker ; Clerk, Woodbury C. Smith.
INSPECTORS.
Elected annually by the People.
Wd.
1. Noble E. Jaques, Herbert A. Currier, Herbert J. Russell.
2. Alfred S. Pinkerton, Lewis J. Pentecost, Moses D. Gilman.
8. John W. Riordan, John W. Foley, John J. Toole.
4. Francis M. Morrison, Alexander Oswald, John Kelley.
&• Richard F. Roche, John J. Dowd, George H. Doherty.
6* 8. Warren Stockwell, Samuel W. Cook, William Underwood.
7* John F. Adams, Thomas p. Hayford, Walter F. Blgelow.
8* Edgar W. Warren, Charles S. Howe, George H. Melleo.
Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen for term of three yeare.
Wd* 2Vrm ASBp^M JTov. 1884. r^srm MtpirM Jfov. 1886. Ttrm €xpir€9 No9,VSB/t,
1. John B. Pratt, James A. Smith, Edward A. Rice.
2. John W. LoriDg, George H. Fernald, Samuel Thayer, Jr.
8* Dennis M. O'Connor, James N. Engley, Charles W. Moody.
4. L. Judson Goodell, David F. 0*Contiell, John B. Syme.
5. H. G. Otis, James E. Dennis, George C. Reidy.
6. Francis C. Blgelow, Joseph W. Powers, Alziras Brown.
7« Enoch Earle, Charles W. Smith, Thomas Harley.
8* Edward A. Harris, Joseph E. Davis, H. W. Hubbard.
WARD BOOMS.
Polle are open from 9 a. M. to 4 p. m.
Ward 1.— In Walnut st. School Ho.
'* . 2. — In Belmont st. School Ho.
8. — In Armory BPg, Waldo st.
4.~In Ledge st. School House.
Ward 6.— In Horticultural Hall.
** 6.— In 615 Main street.
** 7.— In Room No. 12, City Hall.
** 8.— In Oxford st. School Hoose.
For Ward Boundaries see Index of Contents.
LAMPS.
Under the direction of the Committee on Lighting Streets,
There are 796 gas lamps supplied with gas by the Worcester Gas Light Co.,
at a cost of d2 per 1,0(K) feet, allowing four feet per hour for each lampt the
average cost for each lamp for gas being about $18.00 per annum. There are
also 1,196 oil lamps, supplied with naphtha, lighted and cleaned by the Globe
Gas Light Co. of Boston, at 7 cents per light per night. Care and lighting
gas lamps contracted for by Patrick Ronayne at 2 cents for each lamp dailj<
Total cost of lighting streets in 1888, including repairs and new posts, m
new gasoline building, costing $1,600, was $42,821.42.
insurance fire patrol.
Incorporated May 19, 1875.
REAR 466 MAIH STREET.
Presn GHAS. B. PRATT. Bee., QXO. B. KENDALL. Treas., E. D. STODDAl^'
(BTo. of 8Iem1»era 8*)
Capt., HIBAH R. WILLIAMSON, Driver, ALBERT OONVEBSB.
Supported by the Inraranoe Oompanlea dolnff bualneBS In Woroeater, for the proteetlon of pr9|trtf
flrom damage by flre and water; they earrv 3 Babeock BxtinggJahera,
40 Rubber Oorera, Brooms, Palls, Sponges, Ao.
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WATER RATES.
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WATER DEPABTMENT.
Under Charge of the JoifU Standing Committee on Water.
Water Begietrar.—QeoTge E. Batchelder ; salary, 81,400; chosen annually in
January, by City Council, in concurrence.
Water Commissioner. — Lucian A. Taylor; salary, $1,600; chosen annually in
January, by City Council, in convention.
The Water Works were begun in May and finished In November, 1864.
Dam and reservoir at Lynde Brook, 6| miles fi*om City Hall, built 1864, has
an area of 148 acres. Area of Water shed, 1,870 acres. The depth of water
at dam is 87.4 feet— the capacity of reservoir is 681,000,000 gallons— elevation
above City Hall 481.25 feet.
Hunt reservoir, tised for distribution, has a capacity of three million gallons.
Dam and Reservoir at Tatnuck Brook about 5 miles from City Hall, built in
1888, depth of water at dam is 20 feet. Its capacity Is about 450,000,000 gallons,
having an area of 94.52 acres. Area of Water shed is about 8, 148 acres. Eleva-
tion above City Hall is 260 feet.
Distribution resesvoir on Tatnuck Brook below the larger reservoir, holds
about 2,500,000 gallons.
Number of fire hydrants set in the city 718 ; number of gates 798 ; number of
service pipes 6,867 ; number of meters 5,197. Number of miles of main pipe
90.8, miles of service pipes 55.8.
Total cost of waterworks to Dec. 1, 1883, including new supply from
Tatnuck Brook, $1,603,988.50. Income from water rates for financial year
ending Dec. 1, 1888, $100,635.85.
WATER RATES.
The following annual rates are
Dwelling Mouses occupied by
one family, for six persons
or less
Dwelling Houses occupied by
one family not exceeding
ten persons
Dwelling Souses occupied by
more than one family
where but one faucet is
used by all the families,
for each family . . • . .
Boarding Houses^ having a num-
ber exceeding ten persons
in all, inclusive of the
family, will be charged in
addition to family rates
for each person
Stores and Offices, each ....
Manufactories^ machine or other
work shops, for each indi-
vidual using water in sinks,
provided no charge be made
less than four dollars . . .
Eating Houses, fish and other
markets, provision shops,
refreshment or oyster
saloons, or for purposes
not included in any other
classification
firom 5 00 to
Sinks and Basins. — All sinks
more than two in general
use, each
And all wash basins more
than two in general use,
each
Water Closets, In dwellings or
tenements, not including
boarding houses, where
only a single water closet
is used
Bach additional water closet.
established by the City Council,
Water Closets used in common
by several families, accord-
$6 00 ing to the number of
families and persons using
from 6 00 to
8 00 Water Closets in boarding
houses, for one water
closet .... from 5 00 to
Each additional closet . . .
WcUer Closets in stores, offices
8 00 and eating houses ....
from 8 00 to
Baths, in dwellings or tene-
ments, for a single bath tub
Each additional tub ....
In boarding houses, one bath
75 tub 4 00 to
00 Each additional tub ....
Persons counted.— In ascertain-
ing the number of persons
as a basis for assessments
provided for in this and the
50 preceding sections, chil-
dren and servants shall be
counted.
Stables, where one horse is
Where two horses are kept .
For each additional horse . .
50 00 Neat Cattle, each
Watering JVoughs in pastures at
such rates as may be fixed
1 00 by the Committee on Water,
based upon the use and lo-
cation.
50 Hand hose in general use for
washing sidewalks and
store fronts
For the use of hose for sprink-
ling gardens, lawns or
4 00 streets, 5,000 square feet
2 00 or less
15 00
10 00
8 00
10 00
5 00
2 00
10 00
8 00
8 00
5 00
1 50
1 00
4 00
5 00
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WATER DEPABTMENT.
For all other uses of hose at such
rates as may be fixed by the commit-
tee on water. The use of all hose
will be restricted as per section thir-
teen in Rules and Regulations.
Metered Water. — When the daily
consumption is one thousand gallons
or less, twenty- five cents per thou-
sand gallons; for one thousand to
five thousand gallons per day, twenty
cents per thousand gallons ; for from
five thousand to fifteen thousand gal-
lons per day, fifleen cents per thou-
sand gallons.
For all amounts to any single con-
sumer over fifteen thousand gallons
per day, at such special rates as may
be fixed by contract with the commit-
tee on water, provided no such con-
tract shall be made to extend orer
one year ttotn the date thereof.
Used by 6¥ef^.— Water supplied to
the various departments of the cl^
shall be assessed at the rate of fifteen
cents per thousand gallons,the amount
to be charged to the department so
supplied.
Watering Streets.— WsXet supplied
for the purpose of watering streets
shall be Aimlshed by special contract
with the committee on water, and no
contract shall be made under this sec*
tlon for a longer period than one year.
Where no specific rates are fixed by
this ordinance for water, the Com-
mittee on water shall have power to
fix such rates.
BULE8 AND. REGULATIONS.
The following rules and regulations are considered a part of the contract with
all parties taking and using water from the Worcester Water Works :—
1. All service pipe and Its appen-
dages laid in the streets shall be fhr-
nished and maintained at the expense
of the city.
2. All pipes and other fixtures
upon the premises outside of the
buildings of any taker shall be fur-
nished and laid by the city at the ex-
pense of said taker, who shall main-
tain, keep In repair, and protect the
same from frost and other injuries.
S. All water takers shall be held
by the department liable for such re-
pairs of the fixtures upon the premises
occupied or owned by them, as shall
be deemed necessary to prevent waste
of water.
4. No damages shall be allowed
any taker for shutting off water for
the purpose of doing ordinary repairs
on pipes, gates, hydrants or other
fixtures, or for adding or Inserting
new ones, or for changes of pipes at
any time f^om one size to another, or
for lowering and raising pipes In any
street or highway ; but twelve hours'
notice shall be given to all takers be-
fore their supply of water shall be cut
off, except in cases of great emer-
gency.
5. The committee on water, or any
agent or officer authorized by them,
shall have access at all times to all
premises where water Is used, for the
inspection or repairs of the fixtures,
or for setting, testing or repairing
meters, and also for shutting off the
water fVom any delinquent taker by
closing any faucet or cutting any pipe
or pipes necessary to effect the object
dcfsired.
6. The regular water rates shall
be payable annually, In advance, on
the first day of June, and bills for
metered water shall be payable semi-
annually, on the first days of April
and October.
7. If bills for water, meters, or for
service pipe, materials and labor fiir-
nlshed, are not paid within forty days
after notice f^om the city treasurer,
that the same are in his office ready
for payment, the water shall be shot
off from the premises which are sup-
plied, and shall not be turned on again
until all bills are paid, and in addition
thereto two dollars for the expense of
shutting off and letting on the water.
8. All applications for service
pipe, meters, or for the use ot
water, must be made in writing at
the office of the water registrar, by
the owner of the premises or his
agent, and must state fully and fiiliiy
all of the various uses to which the
water Is to be applied, and said owner
will be held to pay all water rates
upon said premises so supplied, Irre-
spective of Individual consumer or
consumers, or any tenant occupying
the same, and no orders for meters
will be received unless given in the
form prescribed by the committee on
water.
9. Whenever two or more several
parties, or families, are supplied with
water ft'om the same service pipe, and
any one of said parties refbsee or
neglects to pay the water rate when
due, or to comply with the published
rules and regulations, the committee
on water may withhold all supply
from such service pipe without liabil-
ity in damages to either of the other
parties who may have paid his or
their annual assessment.
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BOARD OF HKALTH.
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10. Water takers will be charged
two dollars for shattlng off and letting
on water at the street mains, for the
purpose of repairs or extensions of
senrlces upon their premises. Water
takers will be charged for all services
rendered upon their premises for
thawing oat frozen pipe, or repair-
ing the same in any manner, or for
remoYlng obstmctions fkrom their
pipes. Twenty-four hoars' notice will
be required for letting on or shutting
off the water. AH persons are hereby
prohibited from opening or closing
any service stop at the mains without
permission ftrom the committee on
water.
11. The construction and location
of private fire and other hydrants or
fountains, shall be subject to the ap-
proval of the committee ou water,
and no charge will be made for water
used from hydrants for fire purposes
exclusively.
12. All li^urles to service pipes or
street mains caused by careless under-
mining, and re-packlng of the earth
so excavated, for the purpose of put-
ting in any sewer, drain or other pipe,
or any excavation by which any pipe,
hydrant or other fixture shall be ex-
posed, shall be chargeable to the per-
son authorizing or causing such in-
Jury, and the expense of repairing the
same shall be charged to such person,
and may be recovered In an action of
contract.
18. The use of hose for washing
windows and sidewalks, sprinkling
streets or gardens, will bo allowed,
not exceeding two hours per day —
one hour before eight o^clock a. m.
and half an hour between twelve and
one, and half an hour after hIx o'clock
p. M. The use of the hose In the pub-
lic streets will be restricted to the
hours above given.
14. On all premises where meters
are set, the owners of the premises
will be held thereafter to pay the rates
according to the schedule adopted by
the City Council, for the entire amount
of water used upon such estates. Irre-
spective of all under leases, or any
Individual consumer,or Individual con-
sumers, upon such estates. When a
consumer shall prefer to pay the cost
of such a meter as shall be approved
and set by the committee on water,
together with the cost of putting in
and of maintenance, rather than to
pay schedule rates or for the quantity
estimated, a meter will be put in at
the expense of the consumer, and he
shall ever after be held to pay rate
thereby until released therefVom by
the committee on water.
16. The committee on water re-
serve the right to put in a meter at
the cost of the city, in any case where
it Is deemed for the Interest of the
city so to do, and charge for measured
water, instead of being governed by
the schedule rates. No meter will be
allowed to be set or used on the
waterworks unless approved by the
committee on water.
BOABD OF HEALTH.
Established by legislative enactment of 1877.
The City Physician, ex-officio; salary $700, fixed by City Council;
Henry Orlffln, term expires Feb., 1884. Term 2 years. Appointed by the
lilayor and Aldermen.
REGULATIONS.
TkefoUowing Begulations are established by the Board of Health for the public
health and safety.
Privle*, Ae.
RuLB 1. Every tenement In said
city, used as a dwelling-house, shall
be furnished, whenever practicable,
and when It can be done without uu-
reasonable expense, with sufficient
drain underground, to carry off the
waste water, Into a common sewer or
reservoir; and also with suitable
water closets, or with a privy, the
vault of which shall be underground,
built and kept in the manner prescrlb- <
ed in this chapter, and of sufficient
capacity for the number of occupants
in such tenement.
RuLX 2. Every vault or privy shall
be so constructed that the inside of
the same shall be at least three feet
distant ftrom the line of every adjoining
lot, unless the owner of such lot shall
consent or agree ortherwlse ; and also
three feet from every street, lane, pas-
sage way or public place ; and every
such vault or privy shall be built in a
thorough and substantial manner, and
kept water tight, and its contents
shall never be within eighteen inches
of the surface of the ground. And
whenever any privy or vault shall be-
come offensive the same shall be
cleansed. In case the condition or
construction of any vault or privy
shall be different from the requirement
of this section, the Board of Health,
after forty-eight hours* notice to the
occupant requiring him to cleanse
said vault,may have the same cleansed,
repaired, altered or removed, as may
be necessary, and shall charge the
expense incurred in so doing to the
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BOAUD OP HBALTH.
owner, or party occupying the estate
in which sach privy or vaalt may be.
Rule 3. No privy or water closet,
not having a water tight vault, shall
be maintained without a tight drain,
to convey the contents thereof to a
proper reservoir or to the common
sewer : and no such reservoir shall be
established within twenty feet of any
well, spring or source of water used for
culinary purposes; and such reservoir
shall be »t least twenty feet flrom any
such water source. Provided, how-
ever, that earth privies or closets,
where dry earth or ashes is daily added
to the deposit vaults in sn£9cient quan-
tity to absorb all moisture, and the en-
tire contents are removed weekly,
may be established.
Rule 4. No privy or vault shall bo
opened in any manner or at any time,
than at such time and in such manner
as the Board of Health may direct.
No person shall remove the contents
of any vault or privy except in a
water tight cart, wagon or box, and
no person conducting such cart or
wagon shall leave or permit the same
to stop or stand In, or pass through
any of the streets or highways, or
pnblic places of the city, at any
other time than during the night, be-
tween the hours of ten o*cluck P. M.
and four o'clock A. M. ; provided : that
in the months of December, January,
February and March, the contents of
such vault or privy may be conveyed
over and through said streets at night,
between the hours of ten o'clock P.
M. and five o^clock A. M.
Rule 6. No person shall remove or
carry through any public street, high-
way or square of the city, the con-
tents of any vault or privy, unless the
person removing the same, and the
cart, wagon or other conveyance in
which the same is carried shall be
licensed for such purpose by the Board
of Health.
Rule 6. No person shall bury the
contents of any vault or cesspool upon
any premises In the city, or cause or
allow any filthy or bad smelling water
to run out or be thrown upon the
surface of the ground on any premises
owned or occupied by him.
Rule 7. No privy vault, or waters
ttom any sink drain shall be permitted
to overflow or run upon the surface of
the ground, or upon any street or
sidewalk, or into any street gutter.
All such vaults shall be thoroughly
cleaned out and the contents thereof
removed once In each year, and oftener
if the Board of Health so direct.
RuiJB 8. No sewer drain, not water,
tight, shall be allowed to pass within
twenty feet of any well, or other
source of water, used for culinary
purposes ; and no person shall allow
any pool of stagnant water to be and
remain upon his premises, after ndiee
to remove the same by the Board of
Health.
Rule 9. Whenever it shall appear
to the Board of Health that any cellar,
lot or vacant land is a nuisance, or In
such eondltion that it may, protebly,
become dangerous to the pabUc
health, they shall cause the same to be
drained, filled up, or otherwise pre-
vented f^om becoming or remaining a
cause of nuisance or sicknc^ss, and
shall charge all reasonable expenses
incurred In so doing, to the owners
or parties occupying such oeller, lot
or land; provided: that notice shall
have been first given, and forty-
eight hours thereafter allowed, as pro*
vided in Rule 2.
Rule 10. The owners and occu-
pants of estates abutting on a pablic
sewer shall cause such estates to be
connected by proper drains with aueb
public sewer. Whoever neglects or
refuses to comply with such regola-
tlon, within thirty days ttom publi-
cation hereof, shall forfeit a sum not
exceeding twenty dollars for each day
that such neglect or refusal oontinaes.
Rule 11. No animals affected with
an infectious or contagious disease,
shall be brought within the limits of
the city. No diseased animal, or Its
flesh shall be sold or oflTered for sale;
and no decayed, diseased or anwhole-
some meat, fish, vegetables, f^ult or
other article of food shall be sold, or
ofilered for sale, in the city.
Rule 12. No person shall keep any
swine, or goats, within two miles of
the City Hall, except the keeper there-
of be licensed to keep the same by
the Board of Health, and when so
licensed, said animals shall be kept in
a manner prescribed by the Beard.
Rule 18. All putrid, decaying, or
decayed animal or vegetable matter
shall be removed ft'om cellars and
outbuildings, on or before the first day
of June In each year. No fish,
slaughter-house ofikl or other decay-
ing animal matter shall be left or per-
mitted to remain upon the land for
purposes of fertilization, without
being ploughed In, or otherwis«c ren-
dered Inoffienslve.
Rule 14. Each fhmlly shall have a
properly covered receptacle fbr swUl
and house oflkl until the same is re-
moved.
Rule 15. Every occupant of any
building In this city shall keep sn k
building (so far as It is within hli
control) and the yard belongi&g
thereto, tree from all filth and sub*
stances liable to produce otfcoslTe
odors.
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Rule 16. No person shall burn,
on premises occupied by him, any
garbage, refuse woolen, silk, leather
or India-rubber goods or other sub-
stances, so that the same shall evolve
offensive odors and gases while burn-
ing.
Bulb 17. No person shall deposit
or permit to be deposited by any one
occupying his premises, any house
oflfkl, brine, bones, dead animals, old
leather, decayed fruit or vegetables,
or any other rubbish, in any catch
basin, street, lane, alley or public
grounds of the city. Further, no per-
son shaU clean, scale or wash fish or
meat upon any street, lane, alley or
pablic grounds of the city.
Bulb 18. No person shall transport
fat, bones or any decayed, putrid or
vile-smelling animal or vegetable sub-
stances, through any of the public
streets, lanes, alleys, or public grounds
of the city, except In watertight,
secnrely covered vessels, from which
no odors can escape.
BuLE 19. No slaughter-house or
abattoir shall be established or used
as such within the two-mile circle (the
C^ty Hall being the centre), and none
elsewhere within the limits of the city,
unless kept fi^ from all obnoxious
smells, and all otSkl shall be removed
daily therefrom. No melting or ren-
dering house shall be established or
used as such within the limits of the
city, except by the permission and lo-
cation of this Board.
BuLE 20. No manufacturing or
other business giving rise to obnox-
ious or injurious odors, shall be estab-
lished or continued within the city
limits, except in such locations as this
Board shall assign, and all persons
having any control of existing manu-
factories, stables and fish markets,
shall use all means available to render
them inodorous and free from all ob-
noxious smells.
Contatflons Dlaeaaes.
BuLE 21. Every person, in whose
dwelling there shall break out a case
of cholera, yellow fever, small-pox or
varioloid, shall immediately notify the
Board of Health of the same, and,
until instructions are received ft'om
the Board, shall not permit any cloth-
ing or other property that may have
been exposed to infection to be re-
moved from the house, nor shall any.
occupant take up a residence else-
where without consent of the board.
BUI.K 22. Any physician who may
know of or be called to a case of
either of the diseases specified in the
foregoing regulations, shall at once
rei>ort such case to the Board of
Hekltb, and receive their inntructions
in regard thereto ; and whenever there
shall come under the observation of
any physician such number of cases
of scarlet fever, diphtheria, typhoid
fever, dysentery or spotted fever, so
called, as in his opinion to justify the
belief that any considerable epidemic
thereof exists, he shall at once, report
the same to the Board, with such sug-
gestions in regard thereto as may
seem to him expedient.
Rule 28. All persons afibcted with
either of the diseases specified in
Bule 21, and all articles infected by
the same, shall be immediately sepa-
rated from all persons liable to con-
tract or communicate the disease, and
none but nurses and physicians shall
be allowed access to persons sick with
said diseases ; and no persons sick
with any of said diseases shall be re-
moved at any time, except by permis-
sion and under direction of the Board
of Health, but all persons infected
with either of said diseases who can-
not be properly quarantined, may be
removed, according to law, to such
hospital or other place as the Board
of Health direct, and no person shall
obstruct, hinder or oppose such re-
moval, and when any person dies of
either of said diseases, the body shall
be buried under direction of the Board
of Health, and no person shall ob-
struct, hinder or oppose such burial.
BuLE 24. All bedding, and personal
clothing or other personal property
affected with contagion or infection,
shall be disposed of or treated as the
Board of Health may direct.
Rule 25. All bedding, or other
personal property, liable to propagate
any of the diseases mentioned in rule
twenty-one, shall be at once properly
cleansed, and fumigated, or destroyed,
and the Board of Health, if they deem
it expedient, may cause the same to be
so cleansed, or destroyed.
Bule 26. No person or article liable
to propagate a dangerous disease,
shall be brought within the limits of
the city, without the special consent
and direction of the Board; and
whenever it shall appear to any person
that such person or article has been
brought into the city, Immediate no-
tice thereof shaH be given to the
Board, specifying its location.
Rule 27. 1. — No person shall go
about, in, or through the streets,
squares, or highways of the city, col-
lecting, carrying, or removing swill
or offal, unless duly authorized, and
licensed, by the Mayor and Aldermen,
or Board of Health.
2.— All swill or offal collected and
carried through the streets, squares,
or highways as before provided, shall
be put and carried in a close covered
vehicle, box or other tight vessel, an
shall be taken away, and removed not
less than three times in each week.
408 PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
ElseUd by the B$opU, Or^anitM on Tuuda/if e^fUr MU Monday in Jmnumry,
PresiderU^ thb mator, ea>officio.
Wd. nrm expire* Jan, iSSb. Term expire* Jmn. ISSS, Term expk-e* Jmn,
1. — Austin P. Oristt. Geo. F. Thompson. John N. Emxrson.
2. — Charlrs M. Lamson. Edwin H. Hill. Forrest E. Barker.
8* — ^EUOENB M. MORIARTT. JOHN J. CaSET. DBNIS SCANNELL.
4* — John B. Cosorove. John J. McCoy. M. J. P. McCaffebtt.
5.—- George C. Reidt. Richard OTltnn. Thomas J. Conatt.
6. — Alzirus Brown. Henrt 8. Knight. Willie C. Toung.
7. — Henry L. Parker. Emerson Warner. Kate C. Taft.
8«— George Swan. Edward B. Glasgow. Joseph F. Lovebing.
SUB-C0MMITTEE8.
Appointed by t?ie Mayor.
ScKooUHouses, — Brown, Cosgrove, Reidy, Hill and McCafferty.
Books and Apparatus.— SchnneXL, Parker, O'Flynn, Knight and Young.
Teachers. — Superintendent ex^offlcio, Conaty, Lamson, Swan, Warner and
Barker.
Finance. — The Mayor exrofflciOt Warner, Morlarty, Crlsty, Thompson and
Lovering.
Appointments. — Superintendent eT^offlcio^ Taft, McCoy, Glasgow, Casey and
Emerson.
Buperintendent of Public Schools.— kissKt P. Marble ; salary, $8,000. Office,
464 Main street. Office hours, 8 to 9 a. m., 12 to 1 p. m. Chosen annually
In October by the School Committee.
Cleric. — Chas. F. Pierce ; salary, $1,000. Hours, 8 a. m. to 1 p. m., 2 to 6 p. x.
Truant Oi|fc«r«.— Henry E. Fayerweather, Michael J. Enoush; salary,
$900. Chosen annually In January by the School Committee.
The school year commences on the first Monday in September, and Is divided
into four terms, comprising forty weeks, and commencing respecUvely
on the first Monday in September; the Monday after Thanksgiving; the
last Monday In Februai7 ; and the first Monday in May.
The annual examination is made at the close of the summer term, and promo-
tions are made at that time.
The vacations In all the schools are nine weeks preceding the first Monday In
September ; after Wednesday noon Thanksgiving week ; A'om Christmas
to New Year's, both Inclusive ; one week preceding the last Monday in
February ; .and one week preceding the first Monday in May.
The age at which pupils, when qualified, generally enter the various grades Lb
as follows :
Grade I.— 6 to 6 yrs. Grade IV.— -8 to 9 yrs. Grade VII.— II to 12 yrs.
II.— 6 to 7 '* v.— 9 to 10 " VIII.— 12 to 18 "
in.— 7 to 8 " VI.— 10 to 11" IX.— 13 to 14 "
SALARIES OF TEACHERS.
The salary of each teacher in the high school and of each principal of the
grammar schools Is given Immediately after his name.
There are three grades of salary for assistants in the schools below the High
School: Minimum, $500; medium, $550; maximum, $600.
Teachers on trial are paid at the rate of $450. Graduates of the Kormal
Schools of the State, and teachers who have had two or more years suo-
cessfbl experience in teaching in good schools, begin with the lowest
regular salary of $500.
Classical and English High School.>-iVinc(pa^ Alfred S. Roe, salary, $3,700.
Teachers, A. Carey Field, salary, $1,800; Wm. F. Abbot, salary, $1,360;
Joseph H. Perry, salary, $900; Charles S.Chapin, salary, $1,050; Jennie
I. Ware, salary, $850; Rachel L. Moore, salary, $850; Mary L. Brld^man,
salary, $850; Mary P. Jefts, salary, $1,000; Alice Goddard, salary, $800;
Nellie M. White, salary, $700; Annie L. Fifield, salary, $700; Florence
Snow, salary, $600 ; Marv E. Whipple, salary, $600.
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ROMAK NUMERALS INDICATK THB GRADB.
Belmont Street Heheol.—IX., Ar-
thur O. Lewis, Principal, salary $2000
AjuL, Emma C. McClellan ; VIII., Mary
H.Warren; YIL, Sarah L. Phillips
VI., Tlrzah 8. Nichols; VI., Owen H
Conlin; v., Jennie L. Dearborn; V.
Esther O. Chenery; IV., Carrie P
Townsend; IV., Mattle A. Collins
m., Carrie A. Smith; III., Mary A
Sanborn; II., Elizabeth K. Robinson
II., Anna M. Waite; I., Lilla F. Up-
ton; I., Hattie B. Andrews.
Blx Street SehooL— IX., WilUam
H. Bartlett, Principal, salary, S2000 ;
Asst., Clara Manly; VIII., Effle F.
Kinne; VII., Mattle Howe; VI., Min-
nie W, Sherman; V., Nellie F. Lind-
say ; I v., Susie W. Forbes ; III., Esther
B. Smith; C Alice W. Giddinga); II.,
Martha D. Adams ; II-I., Alice E. John-
son ; I., Harriet Lightbourn.
Winslow Street School.— IX., J.
Chauncey Lyford, Principal, salary,
$1600; A88i., Ella J. Morgan; VIII.,
Amy E. Hopson ; VII., Sarah Brigham ;
VI., Lucy Lewlsson; V., Josephine
A- Hunt; IV., Ella E. Goddard; IV-
III., Emma S. Peirce; III., Ida M. i
McCambridge; IM., Effle L. Bennett;
I., A. Callsta Hale.
Woodland Street Sehool.— IX., Ed-
ward I. Comins, Principal, (Joseph
Jackson), salary, $1600; Asst., Alice
E. Meriam; VIII., Ann S. Dunton;
VII., Mary M. Lawton; VII-VL, Jen-
nie L. Higgins; VI. Carrie R. Clem-
ents ; v., Martha T. Wyman ; V., Eva
£. Stone; IV., Sarah J. Melanefy;
IV., M. Rosalie Goddard; III., Mag-
gie I. Melanefy; III., Carrie F. Mer-
iam; II., Maggie A. Flaherty, II-I.,
Emma Buckley; I.. Mary E. Proctor;
I., Mary E. Horgan.
Washington Street SchooL— IX.,
Charles T. Haynes, Principals salary,
$1500 ; As8t8., Ida L. Gaskill, M. Louis
Ri«-e.
Ledge Street School.— IX., Charles
C. Woodman, Principal, salary $2000;
Asft., Margaret M. Geary; VIII., Em-
ma L. Cow les; VII., Maria P. Cole;
VI., Kate A. McCarthy; VI., Mary
J. Packard; v., Alice G. McMahon;
v., Frances M. Athy; IV., Mary E.
D. King ; III., Fanny A. Williams ; II.,
Carrie B. Howe; I., Mary B. Dudley;
I., Hannah M. Kickham.
Thomas Street SchooL— VIII-VII.,
Harriet G. Waite, Principal, salary
$1150; A/iSt., Mary E. Houghton;
VIL, Abbie C. Souther; VI., Belle H.
Tucker; VI-V., Anna P. Smith; V.,
Mary E. Fitzgerald; IV., Lucia N.
Jennison ; IV., Eudora A. Dearborn;
(Esther E, Travis); III., EUa A.
Casey; III., Rosa I. Seavey; 11. , Ad-
die E. Sprague; II-I., Mary E. Bar-
nard ; I., Jennie C. Clough.
Edgeworth Street School.— VIII-
Vn., EUaE. Roper, Principal, salary
$700; VI., Anna T. Cavanough; V.,
Jennie E. Maloney; FV., Sarah M.
Brigham; IV., Julia E. Greenwood;
III., Hattie G. Gates; U., Fransess
D. Martin; I., Anna H. Newton; I.,
Selma P. Ahlstrom ; (Mary C, Marris-
sey),
Walnnt Street School.— vni., Nel-
lie C. Thomas, Principal, salary $700 ;
VIL, Kate A. Meade; VL, EUa M.
Macfarland; V., Mary L. Norcross;
IV-IIL, Kate A. Coughlin; II., Mary
E. McCormick; I., Alphonsine T.
L'Esperance.
Oxford Street School.— Vin., Ella
L. Dwyer, Principal, salary $700;
VII-VL, Mary A. Hathaway; VL,
Olive G. Davidson; VL, Nettie A.
Murray; V., Mary F. Harrington; V.,
Mabel B. Tew; IV., Emma J. Hough-
ton; III., Mary F. Barker; n., M.
Grertrude Griggs; I., Catharine T.
Nevins.
Sycamore Street.— VIII. , M. Ella
Spalding, Principal, salary, $700;
VIL, Janet Martin; VL, A. Teresa
Timon; V., Susie A. Partridge; IV.,
Hattie S. Hagen; III., Sarah W.
Clements ; II-L, Ida A. E. Kenney ; I.,
Eliza J. Day.
New Worcester.- VIII-VIL, Char-
lotte H. Munger, Principal, salary,
$800; VI-V., S. Lizzie Carter; V-IV.,
M. Ella Clark; IIL, Jennie M. Tain-
ter ; 11. , Hal tie S. Putnam ; I., Rebecca
H. Davie.
South Worcester.— VIII., Carrie A.
George, Principal, salary, $800; VIL,
John E. Lynch; VI. , Kate K. Kennuy;
v.. Ellen M. Boyden; IV., Marv O.
Whitney; IIL, Lydia W. Ball; IL,
Mary C Paige; I., Maggie A. Maho-
ny; L, Jennie M. Sprout.
Millbnry Street.— VIIL, Francis B.
McKeon, Principal, salaiy, $700; VIL,
L. Elizabeth King; (Mary A. BourkeJ ;
VI. , Eliza J. Lawler; V.. Marlon C.
Tucker; IV., Harriet E. Maynard;
III., Ellda M. Capen; IL, Ann i B.
Ranger; L, Mabel Piper.
ProTldence Street. — VIII- VIL,
Etta A. Rounds, Principal, salary,
$700; VII- Vt., Sarah J. Newton : VL,
Mary E. Convery; V., Ella J. Lyford;
IV., Emma M.' Plimpton; IIL, S.
Cornelia Chamberlln; II. , Mary A.
Kane; L, Mary C. Smith.
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PUBUC SCHOOLS.
Lamartine Street*— VII., Arthur
Hay, Frincipalj salary, 9700; Assist-
ant, Sarah M. AverlU; VI., Ida A.
Tew; v., Louise A. Dawson; V-IV.,
Mary £. Kavanagh; IV., Ellen T.
ShaDDon; III., Anna M. Murray; II.,
Abby F. Hemenway ; II-I., Emma F.
Brown; I., Ida F. Boyden; I., Mary
B. Wheatley.
Qainsliramond.— VII-VI., Ktchard
H. Mooney, Principul] salary, $700;
v.. Helena M. Kalaher; IV., Edna
Carrier; III., Olive M. Butler; IM.,
Mary A. Winter; L, Alice V. Phelps.
Adriatic— VII., Emma A. Porter,
Principal, salary, $700; VI., Sarah E.
Rogers; V., Lizzie E. Chapln; IV.,
Abble B. Shute; III., Mary A.McOll-
licuddy; IIML, Cora A. Baldwin;
II-L, Mary M. Bowen; I., Etta T.
Whalen ; I., Etta M. Thayer.
East Woroester.— VI., Ella W.
Foskett, Principal, salary, $700 ; Asst.,
Minnie M. Parmenter; V., Annie
Brown; V-IV., Mary E. C. Carroll;
IV., Julia A. Bunker; III., Rate C.
Cosin^ve; 'III., Aloysla Radcllffe;
II., Maiy E. Russell; II., Mary J.
O'Connor; I., Maggie E. Magone ; I.,
Anna T. Kelley.
Ash Street.— VI., Mary J. Mack,
Priuc(paZ, salary, $700 ; V., Mary S.
Eaton; rv., Mabel Crane; III., Kate
A. Fallon; II., Sarah A. Boyd; L,
Marina H. Tucker.
Grafton Street.— V., Bridget T.
Carlon, Principal, salary, $700; IV.,
Evelyn E. Towne; III., Kate A. Mc-
Loughlln; III-II., Margaret J. Mc-
Cann; I., Carrie M. Adams; I., Ella
J. Emerson.
Summer Street.— v., Abble A. Wells,
Principal, salary, $600; IV., Mary A.
Hay ward; III., Mary A. Oauren; II.,
Alice Chapln; I., Arabell £. Burgess.
Salem Street.— IV., Minnie F. Whlt-
tier. Principal, salary, $600; III.,
Mary O. Whltroore; II., Addle M.
Blenns; I., Nellie J. Carlon.
Union Hill.— IV-UI., Etha IL
S towel 1, iV/Rc(pa2, salary, $550; U-I.,
Anna D. Stowell.
Mason Street.— II. , Mary S. Fease,
PHncipal, salary $560; I., Agaes B.
Stewart.
PUict» 2tecA#r.
NorthvUle, Mary F. Lewis, $600
Tatnuck, Elma L. Studley, 500
TrowbrldgvlUe, Ada D. Sauaden, 50$
BUthewood, Edw. A. Qulnlaad, 500
Blooinlngdale, Lizzie M. Urban, 500
Adams Sq., Anna DeW. Pearce, 550
Burncoat Plain, Hattle L. White, 500
North Pond, Peter A. Conlln, 500
Chamberlain, Fanny R. Spurr, 450
Lake View, Emma G. Goodwin, 500
Valley Falls, Eliza J. Seaver,VI-IV.500
Valley Falls, G. M. Newton, III-L 500
SiTVBlnC Sclkoolfl.
Washington st. (boys), John J. Rior-
dan.
Walnut St. (girls), Lizzie C. Boath.
Belmont st. (boys and girls), William
T. Souther.
New Worcester (boys and girls),
Charles J. 0*Hara.
East Worcester (boys), Wm. J. Fal-
lon.
South Worcester (boys and girls),
Eugene A. O'Connor.
Qalnslgamond (boys), Frank H.
Drury.
Miasle.
Seth Richards, Teacher, Salaiy,
$1,500.
Walter S. Perry, Teacher, SaUry,
$1,650. Fanny H. Smith, asst at
High School, $150.
WALNUT 8TKBKT.
Established in accordance toith an A<i
oj the Legislature of 1870.
J. M. Stone, salary, $6.00 an eve-
ning; Albert A- Barker, salary, $4.50
an evening ; Edwin H. Marble, salary,
$4.00 an evening; Jeanle L. Soatb-
wlck, salary, $4.00 an evening; Thos.
F. McDonnell, salary, $3.00 an even-
I ing.
LEGAL HOLIDATS.
There are six legal holidays: Washington's Birthday, 8dd Febniary; Fast
Day; Memorial Day, 80th May: Independence Day, 4th July; Thanksgiving
Day; Christmas Day. When the 22d of February, the 80th of May, the 4th
of July or Christmas day fall upon Sunday, the following Monday is a legal
holiday.
Notes fhlllng due on Sunday or legal holiday must be paid on the d$J pn*
ceding, and if a legal holiday occurs on Monday, notes fiilUng doe most ^
paid on the Saturday preceding.
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WORCESTER COUNTY FREE INSTITTJTE
OF IMDUSTBIAL 8GIBKCX.
Founded in 1868.
Board of Trustees. — Presidenty Stephen Salisbary; Secretary^ Daniel
Merrlman; George F. Hoar; David Whitcomb; Charles H. Morgan; Philip L.
Moen ; LdcIqs J. Knowles ; B. D. Marshall ; P. Emory Aldrich ; William W.
Rice; Roland A. Wood; exrofflcio His Hon. Mayor Charles G. Reed;
7V«(»., Waldo Lincoln.
Fagultt. — Frincipal and Professor of Chemistry^ Homer T. Fuller, LL. D. ;
Professor of Theoretical and Applied JftfcAaniea, George I. Alden, B. S. ;
JProfessor of Drawing, George £. Gladwin ; Professor of Higher MaJthtmatics^
John £. Sinclair, A. M. ; Professor of Physics, Alonzo S. Kimball, A. M. ;
I^ofessor of Modem Languages, Bdward P. Smith, A. M. ; Professor of
Mathematics, Thomas E. K. Eaton, A. M. ; Professor of CivU Engineering,
Qeorge H. White ; Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Leonard P. Kinnicntt, Ph.
I>. ; Assistant Professor of Languages, U. Waldo Cutler ; Supt. of Mcichine
Shop, Milton P. Higglns, B. S. (See pages 682 and dSS)
The object of the Institute Is to fbmlsh a training school for young men
of moderate means, or even without means, in which they can receive an
education In the branches not usually taught In high schools and academies,
combined with practical instruction in the mechanical and scientific pursuits.
Book learning Is combined witf trade learning, and the student receives a
thorou$;h knowledge In the scientific part of the trade or profession he pro-
poses to follow, Inculcated by the practical application, fVom day to day. In
the machine shop or laboratory, of the scientific facts obtained flrom books
or lectures. The ultimate aim of the Institution Is the elevation of the
mechanic, bj giving him thorough and complete scientific knowledge on
which he may base his fhture work. It Is Intended that any graduate firom
the department of mechanics shall be fitted to assume the responsibility of
snperintending any department of mechanical work to which he has turned
his attention, and to understand not only its practical detaUs, but also Its
scientific principles.
Any graduate ft'om the department of civil engineering shall be qoalifled to
do any work required of civil engineers, and any chemist or designer shall be
ready for work required of him. Conditions of admission : Knowledge of the
common English branches, algebra, plane geometry and French.
Instruction free to residents of Worcester County. To others, $150 a year.
The school year is divided into two terms. Number of Students, 186.
Instruction given by recitations, practice and lectures.
BEcrrATiOMB — The classes recite In small divisions, and time enough Is
allotted to each recitation to secure the utmost thoroughness. The ai^ust-
ment of the different elements in the course of study, and the time assigned
to each are set forth In the hour plan.
PRAcncB. — At the middle of the junior year each student chooses a depart-
ment, nnder the advice of the instructors, and fl:om this time to the end of
the course devotes to it his practice time of ten hours each week, and the
whole of the month of July; the mechanical engineers in the shop, the
architects in an architect's oflSce In the city, the civil engineers In the field,
and the chemists in the laboratory. All the students are required to attend
these exercises. Beginners in mechanics are required to enter the school a
half year In advance of others.
Lectures. — These are given by the professors, on various subjects. The
students are In all cases required to pass an examination on the lectures.
BxAmNATiONs — Written examinations are held twice a year, and the rank
of the student Is thus determined. Reports of these examinations are sent to
parents and guardians. At the annual commencement, the senior class is
subjected to a public examination conducted by a committee invited fh>m the
commifbity at large.
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FBEE PUBUC UBRABT.
Nos. 16 AND 18 ^M Strsbt; Founded Deokicbsr 28, 1859.
Directors .-^Chosen In December by City Coancll, In oonyentlon.
Thomas J. Conaty, William Diclcinson ; terms expire December 31, 1884.
Cliu^ndon Harris, Samnel D. Nye ;
Samnel A. Porter, Albert Wood ;
Jonas G. Clark, Francis H. Dewey ;
Charles M. Laroson, James B. Bstabrook ; **
Adin Thayer, George Swan ;
iiifrrartoyi.— Samnel S. Green ; salary, 88,500 ; office hours, 10 A. M. to I P.
M., 8 to 6 P. M. ; Saturdays, also, 7i to di'P. M. ; Sundays, 8 to 5 P. H.
.^ssfstont-Li&raWarM.— Jessie E. Tyler, salary $800; Lucie A. Yonng, salary
#600; Ellen L. Otis, salary S500; M. Jennie Barboor, salary $500; choseo by
the Directors.
The circulating department of the Library is open for the dellTcry and
return of books ftrom 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. ; Saturday, open until 9 P. M .
The upper reading room, which is the room of the Green Library, is open
from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. ; the lower reading room 8 A. M. to 9i P. M.
Sunday, both reading rooms open from 2 to 9 P. M. ; also the library for
purposes of reference.
The circulating department of the Library contains 24,148 volumes. These
books can be ftreely used by citizens who have reached the age of fifteen yean.
Occasionally^ temporary residents are allowed the use of them, by givipg
satisfactory guarantees of their return.
There Is an intermediate department of 18,185 volumes. Books in this
department can be taken out under certain restrictions.
The reference department, or Green Library, consists of 20,766 volumes.
These were most of them given to the city by the late John Green, M. D., or
have been purchased with the Income of the ftind left by him to endow this
department. By a condition of Dr. Green's will, they must be read in the
building, every facility within the limitation of the will being given for their
perusal. Valuable books on a great variety of subjects are to be found in tbis
department. Special pains have been taken to collect Dictionaries and Ency-
clopedias in all branches of knowledge; and books likely to prove useAil in
developing the industries of the city, or in assisting mechanics, will be tteeif
purchased in the fbture as in the past. New York, Boston, Provideuce, New
England, and Philadelphia Directories, and late editions of comprehensive
Atlases, can always be found in the Green Library.
A manuscript catalogue is kept, closely written up, for the use of book-
seekers and officers of the Library.
The books of the Worcester District Medical Society are kept in the Free
Public Library building, and may be consulted on the same easy conditioiu
which prevail in regard to the use of the Green Library.
The Reading Rooms contain 254 papers and magazines, American and
foreign. These Include Worcester, Boston and New York newspapers, and
news sheets f^om various sections of New England, the West and South, and
from the principal cities of Great Britain ; also the principal literary and
scientific Joumsls, and the best of the magazines and reviews of England tnd
America. A review and newspapers In the German language, reviews, s&
Illustrated paper, and a scientific Journal Arom Paris, two Canadian papers,
one in the French language, and two Swedish papers are subscribed for. A
specialty Is made In the Beading Rooms of papers and magazines which treat
of mechanical and other useful applications of science.
The current numbers of Punch, the London News, the Graphic, the Art
Journal, and otber Illustrated papers ; also bound volumes of the same can be
seen here.
The Reading Rooms are mainly supplied from the income of a ftind of about
eleven thousand dollars, subscribed by citizens.
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Allen Assoeiates. — Org. 1874.—
JVe»., W. J. Gauley ; Ffce-^ca., D. C.
Foley; Bee, Sec.y D. A. Croake; Fin,
See.f J. A. Travers; Treds., C. A.
Callahan. Meets monthly at 10 Dong-
Ins street. Officers elected annaally
in September.
Amerlean Antiquarian Society.—
Org. 1812. — Library in Antiquarian
Hall, Lincoln sqaare, Worcester. The
Library contains aboat eighty-flve
thousand volumes. The aggregate of
the varioos fbnds for different uses is
about 975,000. Library hours from 9
A. M. to 5 p. M., except Saturday p. m.
Fretidentt Hon. Stephen Salisbury,
LL. D. , Worces ter ; Vice' Presidents,
Hon. George F. Hoar, LL.D., Wor-
cester; Hon. George Bancroft, LL.D.,
Washington, D. C. Council, Kev.
Edward £. Hale, D.D., Boston;
Joseph Sargent, M. D., Worcester;
Hon. Samuel A. Green, Boston;
Stephen Salisbury, Jr. Esq., Worces-
ter; Hon. P. Emory Aldrich, Worces-
ter ; Rev. Edward U. Hall, Cambrldflre ;
Hon. D wight Foster, LL.D., Bonton;
Bev. Egbert C. Smyth, D. D., Ando-
ver; Rev. Wm. R. Huntington, D. D.,
New York: Samuel S. Green, Esq.,
Worcester. Sec. of Foreign Corres-
pondence, Hon. J. Hammond Trumbull,
LL, D., Hartford, Conn.; Sec, of
Domestic Correspondence, Chas. Deane,
LL. D., Cambridge; Bee, Sec., Hon.
John D. Washburn, Worcester ; Treas.,
Nathaniel Paiue, Esq., Worcester;
Committee of Publication, Rev. Edward
E. Hale, D. D., Boston; Charles
Deane, LL. D., Cambridge; Nathaniel
Paine, Esq., Worcester, and Rev.
Edward H. Hall, Cambridge ; Auditors,
Hon. Edward L. Davis,' Worcester,
and Chas. A. Chase, Esq., Worcester;
Librarian, Mr. Edmund M. Barton;
Asst, Librarian, Mr. Reuben Colton.
Officers chosen in October.
American Legion of Honor.—HoPB
CoxTNCiL No. 17. — Com,, H. A. Jones;
Vice' Com., F. M. Clark, Jr. ; Orator,
Mrs. E. C. Baker; Past Com,, H. B.
Peirce; Sec., A. S. Dearth; Collector,
F. M. Clark; Treas., John F. Howell;
Guide^ J. B. Parker. Meets second
and fourth Thursdays of each month
at Pythian Temple.
Anelent Order of Hibernians.—
Rooms, 22 Mechanic street.
Division 1, organized 1867. — Pres,,
Stephen Hagerty. Meets second Sun-
day of each month.
Division 2, org, 1871.— iVe»., P. J.
Quinn; Vice Pres,, John Burns;
Treas., Walter N. Drohan; Fin. Sec,
J. J. Courtney. Meets third Sunday
of each month. Officers elected in
May.
Division 8, org. 1875. — Pres., John
Kelley. Meets monthly on Sundays.
Officers chosen annually.
Division 4, org. 1876. — Pres,, Mar-
tin Tracy. Meets every Wednesday
evening. Officers elected in June.
Hibernian Guards.— ^c<fn^ Cap-
tain, Martin Tracy.
Art Students' Clnb.— Org. 1880.
Rooms, 877 Main street, room 6.
Pres., George E. Gladwin ; Vice-Pres.,
H. £. M. Sliverkrop; Sec, Mrs. A. C.
Freeland; Treas., F. E. Hlgginn.
Meets last Friday of each month.
Officers elected last Friday in March.
Brltlsh-Amerlean Society of Wor-
cester.—Pr6«., James Turner; Vice-
Prests., G. Y. Lancaster, Wm. Stans-
flcld iind Robert Hoyle; Bee Sec,
Thomas Jackson; Fin, Sec, James
McCullough; l^eas., Thomas Stan.s-
fleld.
Brotherhood of LocomotlTe Engi-
neers.—O rg. 1868. W t >RCE.sTER DIVI-
SION, No. 64. Past Chiefs. H. W.
Fenner, T. M. Remington, Josephus
C. Bean, A. G. Grandy, S. D. Wil-
liams; Chief Engineer, J. C. Bean.
Meets first and third Sundays of each
month, at Pythian Hall, 576 Main st.
Brotherhood of LocomotlTe Fire-
men.— Bat State Lodge, No. 78.
Org. 1877. Rooms, 419 Main street.
Treas,, Charles E. Bullard.
Central Mass. Poultry Clnb.—Org.
1882. Pres., Chas. B. Day; Viee-
Prests., E. P. Lawrence, A. W. An-
drews; Sec. and Treas,, H. A. Jones.
Meets quarterly. Annual meeting for
election of officers in April.
Chamberlain District Farmers'
Clnb.— Org. 1878. Pres., H. J. AUen ;
Vice-Pres,, Chas. Greenwood; Sec,
and Treas., Pliny Moore. Meets al-
ternate Wednesday evenings, at the
residences of the members. Officers
elected first Wednesday of November.
City Missionary Socle^.— Org.
1878. Inc. 1888. Pres,, Henry C.
Hutchlns; Vice-Pres,, Samuel A.
Pratt; Sec, Rev. G. W. Phillips;
Treas,, J. C. White; Minister at large
and Supt,, Rev. Albert Bryant; Mis-
sionary, Fannie C. Mason.
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Commonwealth Clob.— Org. 1880.
Inc. 1881. Rooms 11 Foster street.
Pres., Samuel D. Nye; Vice-Prea,,
Charles G. Reed; 2Vea»., Wm. G.
Strong; Clerk, H. B. Verry. Object,
mntual, social and political improve-
ment. Regular meetings second Mon-
day of each month. Annual meeting
in January.
Bar Nnnery and Kindergarten of
the Union Church, 145 Southbridge
St., Teacher t Miss Ellse Baylies; Ma-
tron, Miss Ellen Cheever. This school
was organized in 1888 for the benefit
of the children of working people.
Children under the age of seven years,
to the number of twenty-five, can be
accommodated. The nursery depart-
ment provides a place in which young
children over eighteen months may
be left during the day by working
mothers.
D. 0. H. Einlgkelt Lodge, No. 44.
—Org. 1858. 0. B., Wm. C Bios;
U. B., Wm. Medicke; Sec, Geo. F.
Krumsick; Treas,, Peter S. Piper;
Collector, Henry Eidt. Meets at
FrohNinn Hall, Waldo block, second
and fourth Fridays of each month.
Ofiicers elected semi-annually.
Eleathia.— Org. 1881. Pres., Alice
Bclding; Treaa., Lucy Pratt. Meets
every Friday afternoon during the
school term in the High School House.
Officers elected every ten weeks.
Emmet Agsoclates. — Rooms 456
Main street. Pres,, Thomas F. Dean;
Vice-Pres,, Wm. E. Ryan; Bee. Sec,
E. D. Cunningham; Fin. See., E. Mc-
Intyre; Treaa., John Collins. Meets
monthly. Officers elected semi-annu-
ally.
Eneleia Debating Society.— Org.
1868. Prea., John P. Leary; Vice-
Prea., James A. J. Donnelly; Sec,
Geo. P. Wilder; Treaa., Chas.^D. Nye.
Meets every Saturday evening during
the school term at the Walnut street
school-house. Officers chosen every
ten weeks.
Fraternal Aid Association.— Char-
tered 1881. Prea., Clark Jillson;
Vice- Preata., T. J. Hastings, George
F. Thompson; Sec, £. H. Stearns;
7Vea«., T. J. Hastings.
Free Pablic Library.— 49ec page 414.
Grand Army of the Bepnblic—
Org. 1867. Geo. H. Ward Post, No.
10. Meets Thursday evenings at
Grand Army Hall, 844 Main street.
This association is composed of hon-
orably discharged soldiers and sailors
of the army and navy of the United
States, who served during the late
rebellion. Its objects are to preserve
the ties of ft'iendship which were
formed in service, to assist comrades
in need of help, aid the widows and or-
phans of those who fell, and to main-
tain the integrity uf the National
Union. Officers chosen in December:
Commander, Wm. L. Robinson; San.
V. Commander, Harvey T. Back; Jwn,
V. Commander, Cephas N. Walker;
Adjutant, Charles H. Benchley; Qiuir-
termaater. Win. W. Scott: Surgeon,
Albert Wood; Chaplain^ Jerome M.
Stone ; OJficer of the Day. Jastin B.
Willard; Officer of the Guard, Geo.
A. Blunt; S. M., Spencer T. Jenks.
Grattan Literary Society.— Org-
1867. Rooms, 82 Front street. iVes.>
John J. Riordan; Fice-iVes., T. J.
O'Eeefe; Bee, Sec, James Gaerln;
^>i. Sec, J. F. Buck; Tretu., P.
Joseph 0*Keefe; Meets eveiy Mon-
day evening. Officers elected semi-
annually.
Guard LaFayette.— Org. 1878.
Captain, Charles Wilmot ; Firat LieuL,
Louis F. Demouchelle ; Second Lieut, ,
Adolphe Bedard. Meets every Thurs-
day evening at 82 Waldo street.
Officers elected annually.
Home for Aged Females.—Inc.
1869. 50 Orange street; T>uBtee$,
Prea,, Charles F. Washburn; SeCf
Albert Tolnian; lYeaa.^ Augustus K.
Currier; Philip L. Moen, L. J*
Knowles, Henry T. Cheever; Board
of Viaitora, Mrs. P. L. Moen, Mrs.
Alonzo Hill, Mrs. A. N. Currier, Mrs.
J. G. Arnold, Mrs. P. £. Aldrich,
Mrs. O. K. Earle, Mrs. M. B. Green,
Mrs. L. B. Witherby, Mrs. S. H. Col-
ton, Mrs. G. W. Russell, Mrs. Francis
Strong, Mrs. J. D. £. Jones, Airs.
Osgood Bradley, Mrs. L. J. Knowles,
Mrs. Charles H. Morgan, Mrs. Wm.
H. Harrington, Mrs. Edward Earle,
Mrs. Charles F. Rugg, Mrs. H. A.
Marsh, Mrs. Albert Curtis, Mrs. Caleb
Colvln, Mrs. F. H. Dewey, Mrs. Tbos.
H. Dodge, Mrs. Geo. E. Francis ,-
Firat Directreaa, Hits, J. D. E. Jones;
Second Directreaa, Mrs. G. W. Russell;
Executive Committee, Mrs. P. L.
Moen, Mrs. P. E. Aldrich, Mrs. M. B.
Green, Mrs. S. H. Col ton, Mrs. O.
Bradley, Mrs. J. D. E. Jones, Bfrs.
A. N. Currier, Mrs. C. H. Morgan,
Mrs. G. W. Russell, Mrs. L. B. With-
erby; Committee on Admiaaion, Mrs.
P. L. Moen, Mrs. L. J. Knowles, Mrs.
L. B. Witherby, Mrs. Sarah B. Earle,
Mrs. George W. Russell; Sec, Mrs.
A. N. Currier; Matron, Mrs. R, B.
Stratton. The Board of Visitors
meets on the first Wednesday of each
month. Officers chosen first Wednes-
day of February.
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ImproTed Order of Bed MeD.^
QuiN8iOAMON]> Tbibb, No. 7. — ^Inst.
1880. — Propha, N. E. Converse; Sa-
ehem^ C. A. Feabody; C. of JB., J.
Henry Lander; A. C of B., F. K.
French ; JT. of IF., C. 8. Perry. Meets
Wednesday evenings at Odd Fellows'
Hfdl, Pearl street.
Iboquois Tbibb, No. 8. — ^Inst. 1888.
Prophett J. J. Richards ; SacJiem, Fred.
D. Johnson; C. of R,, R. L. Jewell;
A. O. of JR., L. W. Preble; JT. of W.,
Chas. O. Earle; 2>. 2>. Q, i9., Frank
S. Fisher. Meets Thursday evenings
at Integrity Hall, Pearl street.
Irish Catholle Benevolent Society.
— Org. 1868. Pres,, Jeremiah Murphy ;
Vice-Pres., John Timon; Bee. Sec.^
Henry Braman; Fin. Sec, Wm. J.
Regan; Trecut., Thomas F. McKenna;
SfSrUudl Director, Rev. P. H. Gallen ;
Physician, M. J. Halloran. Meets first
Snnday and third Thursday of each
month, at 86 Waldo street. Annual
meeting in October.
Knights of Honor.— Bat Statb
LoDOB, No. 184.— Inst. 1876. Dictator,
D. N. Pratt; Fin. Sec, T. W. John-
son. Meets second and fourth Mon-
days of each month at 11 Pleasant
street.
KinoHTS AND Ladies of Honor. —
Pbabl Lodgb, No. 128.— Inst. 1878.
Protector, Geo. L. Sanford ; Vice-Pro-
teetor, Mrs. £. A. Pursey; Sec, Mrs.
£. C. Harrington ; Fin. Sec, Theo. W.
Johnson; JVeas., Mrs. Harriet C.
Lawrence. Meets second and fourth
Tuesday evenings of each month at
460 Main.
Knights of Labor. — Pboorbss
Lodge.— Org. 1878. V. S., Oalen P.
Atherton. Meets every Wednesday
evening at 195 Front St. Officers
chosen semi-annually in June and
December.
Worcester Club Lodge. — Org.
1882. Meets every Friday evening at
195 Front St. Officers chosen semi-
annuiilly in June and December.
Knights of Pythias.— Br.AKE Lodge,
No. 49.— InHt. 1871. P. Cm Geo. R.
Kennedy; C. C, Geo. £. Howe; V.
C, Geo. W. Bemis. Meets at Pythian
Temple. Officers chosen in June and
December.
Damascus Lodge, No. 50. — Inst.
1871. /'. C, Albert Young; G. C,
0. G. Green; V. Q., F. S. Montgom-
ery ; Prelate, J. D. Balcom ; K. of B.
and 8., R. M. Jewell ; M. of F., L. T.
Humes; M. o/ j^., Samuel Knowlton.
Meets Tuesdays at 7.45 p. m., at Cas-
tle Hall, Taylor's building. Officers
chosen in June and December.
SBcnoN 189. Endowment Bank.
Org. 1878. —i^«., W. Thompson;
Vice-Pres., C. G. Earle; Sec and
TVeas., H. A. Jones; Chaplain, E. A.
Macomber; Ouide, Samuel F. Barnes.
Meets monthly on alternate Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings at 476 Main
street.
Lanrel Hill Milk Consumers Asso*
elation.— Org. 1881. Pres., Charles
F. Adams; Sec, Edmund M. Barton.
Montealm Association. — Booms,
802 Main street. Pres., Hilaire Bon-
chard; Vice-Pres., A. Fitzpatrick;
7Vea«., A. Primeau; Cor. Sec, P.
Bourque; Bee Sec, P. N. Berger;
Fin. Sec, A. G. Lalime. Meets semi-
monthly, Mondays. Officers elected
semi-annually.
Natives of Maine.— Org. 1882. An-
nual meeting first Thursday in Febru-
ary. Pre$.,A.'P. Marble; Vice-Pretts.,
T. H. Gage, M. D., Rev. M. H. Harris,
B.J. Dodge; Sec and Treas., Wm. T.
Souther, M. D. The objects of the
association are to cultivate acquain-
tance among its members, and to re-
new pleasant memories of the Old Pine
Tree State.
Old Men's Home.— Inc. 1876. Pres.
; Vice-Prests., Albert Tol-
man, Emory Banister, Albert Curtis;
Sec, Augustus N. Currier; Treae.,
Nathaniel Paine; Directore, Albert
Tolmau, Emory Banister, Albert Cur-
tis, Sumner Pratt, Aug. N. Currier,
Nathaniel Paine, Edward L. Davis,
Wm. H. Jourdan, Edward Whitney »
George S. Barton, Thos. H. Gage, C.
B. Metcalf, J. Edwin Smith, Henry A.
Marsh, E. W. Vaill, Jonas G. Clark,
F. H. Dewey. Annual meeting, second
Monday in January.
Order of Mystic Brothers.— Viking
Council, No. 8. Org. 1881. Pres., L.
Wickins; Vice-Pres., B. Enisrstrom ;
Sec,^. Pallin ; Treas., C. Roos. Meets
alternate Saturdays at 10 Pearl street.
Officers elected semi-annually. The
objects of the Order are to unite all
men of good character, of whatever
occupation, in the bonds of fraternal
brotherhood, to promote the moral,
intellectual and material welftire of its
members, to pay weekly benefits in
case of sickness, and aid in case of
distress; to aid the vridow and or-
phans of a member deceased ; to estab-
lish a library of useful and instruc-
tive books for the benefit of the mem-
bers ; and to maintain a paper in the
Interest of the order.
Order of United Friends.— Harmo-
ny Council, No. 8. Inst. 1881. Chief
Councillor, Lewis N. Smith; VicC"
Councillor, Elias Sprague; Becorder
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sociBTiEs, librabhes, Era
and Financier, 6. Henry Amsden;
lyeas., Martin Russell; Council Dep-
uty, J. C. Simmons. Officers elected
an no all J in December. The objects
of this society are matual assistance
in sickness or distress, with an en-
dowment of one, two or three thon-
sands dollars at death to be paid to
beneficiary.
Patrons of Husbandry.— Worcbs-
TEii Grakos, No. 22. Org. 1873.
Master, F. A. Harrington; Treas., A.
D. Flagg ; Secretary, Ellen M. Flagg.
Meets first and third Tuesdays of each
month at Insurance Hall, 240 Main
street.
Qnlnslgamond Boat Clnb.— Org.
1859. Inc. 1888. Boat House at Lake
Quinsigamond, on East Boulevard.
Pres., Joseph P. Mason; Vice-Pres,,
Edwin Brown ; Cflerk, Charles F. Al-
drich; TVeow.y Joseph A. Rice; Oapt.
Bockwood Hoar; Directors, James P.
Hamilton, Waldo Lincoln. Meets
monthly. Annual meeting in April.
Boyal Areannm.— Worcester
Council, No. 12. Org. 1877. Begent,
J. A. Rice; Vice-Regent, Wm. Bur-
leigh; Secretary, H. O. Houghton;
Collector, C. B. Meacham; Treas. E.
W. Warren; Chaplain, T. W. John-
son. 125 members. Meets bi-monthly
at Odd Fellows' Hall, Pleasant street.
Singing Soelety ^'Frobsinn.''—
Org. 1858. Rooms, Waldo Block.
JPres., Conrad Schwartz; Sec,, Jos.
Bertels; Treas,, F. Kuehl; Col., B.
A. Zaeder; MuHcal Director, BenJ.
Zaeder. Meets every Thursday even-
ing. Officers elected semi-annually.
Soeialer Tom Terein.— Org. 1859.
Rooms, 84 Sou thb ridge st. Free,,
Emil Becker; Vice-Pres,, Chas. Wun-
derlich; Sec,, F.Neumann; Treas,,
Daniel Hentz. Meets Tuesday and
Friday evenings. Annual meeting
last Wednesday in December.
Soeiete St. Jean Baptiste.— Org.
1868. Pres,, P. L. Paquette; Vice-
Pres,, J, G. Vaudreuil; Second Vice-
Pres,, Zephirin Granger; Com. Ord,,
Louis F. Demouchelle; Treas,, N.
Boaley ; Sec, Archiviste, N. Guertin ;
Fin, Sec,, A. A. Boy. Meets first and
third Wednesday of each month at
Grand Army Hall. Officers elected in
December and June.
Sons and Danghters of New Hamp-
shire.—Org. 1880. Pres,, Addison
Palmer; Vice-Prests., A. H. Fisher,
Dr. J. K. Warren, Mrs. J. W. Hadley ;
i9ec., Daniel Seagrave; Treas,, Chas.
B. Newhall. Officers elected at
annual meeting first Monday in Jan.
Sons and Daogliterg of Termont.—
Org. 1878. Pres., Charles G. Parker;
Vice-Prests., Alfred Hold en, George L.
Bliss; Sec. and Treas., Geo. Fisher.
400 members. Annual meeting in
December.
Sons of St. George. — Princb Con-
sort LoDOB, No. 29. — Ors^. 1872.
Rooms, 460 Main street. Worthy Ditt,
Deputy, Isaac £. Evons ; Worthy Past
Pres,, Thomas Stansfield; Worthy
President, Samuel Hughes; Worthy
Vice-Pres^, Wm. Jones; Worthy Sec,
James Johnson; WorUiy Treasurer,
Mark Froom. Meets bi-weekly.
Officers elected semi-annoally at last
meetings in May and November.
Sovereisms^ Go-operatlTe Associa-
tion.—Org. 1875. Chartered 1876.
9 Pleasant street. Pres., George I.
Alden; Tre<is., Joseph P. Cheney, Jr.
Clerk, 8. T. Wheeler.
Stationary Engineers.— Worcbb-
TKR Lodge, No. 4. Org. 1882. Chitf
Engineer, G. F. McKnight; Asst., D.
E. Burbank; Bee, Sec., F. D. Wheeler;
Fin. Sec., C. R. Haven; Treas., L. B.
Pierce. Meets every Wednesday, at
419 Main Street. Officers elected
semi-annually.
Snmner Clnb.— Org. 1888. Pres,,
Walter P. Hall; Vice-Pres,, Fred.
Emery; jS^., Walter L. Fay; Dreas.,
Stephen H. Gates. Meets every Fri-
day evening during the school term at
the Walnut street school-house. Offi-
cers chosen eveiy ten weeks.
United Order of Fore8ter8.-2>M.
Dep, High Chief Banger, Chas. £
Lovejoy, 16 Goulding street.
Court Bay State No. 10.— Inst.
1875. Meets first and third Thursdsy
evenings of each month at Pythian
Temple, 476 Main street. Officers
elected semi-annually in June and
December.
Camp Wachusbtt, No. 1. — Org.
1876. Meets first Friday of each
month at St. George's Hall, 460 Main
street. Officers elected semi-annually
in June and December.
Ladt Sherwood Mtrtam Dbgrei
Court, No. 1.— Inst. 1878. Meets
fourth Friday of each month at 460
Main street. Officers elected annually.
United Order of tlie Golden Cress.
—Worcester Commandert, No. 88.
Inst. 1880. jV. C, David Crosby;
Treas., C. E. Chamberlain. Meets
second and fourth Mondays of each
month at Integrity Hall.
Tolnnteers of 1882.— Org. 1882.
Pres., Wm. £. Griffin: Sec, W. E.
Coffey. Meets second Tuesday of each
month. Annual meeting In ApriL
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Washbnm Free Dispensarj.— Inc.
1874. II Tramball st. Supported by
a fond given by the late Ichabod
Washburn. Managed by the trustees
of the Memorial Hospital. Executive
Committee^ Joseph Sargent, Thos. H.
Gage, Wm. T. Sleeper; 8upt.<t Albert
Wood ; Attending Physicians, Leonard
Wheeler, Oliver H. Everett, Samuel
B. Woodward; Oculist and Awist^
Xiewis S. Dixon; Consulting Physi'
dafis^ Oramel Martin, Rufus Wood-
ward. Open dally trom 11.80 a. m. to
1 p. M., Sundays and legal holidays
excepted. Eye and Ear Department
— Mondays and Fridays from 2 to
8 p. M.
Washington Social Club. — Org.
1882. Rooms, 98 Front, st. Pres,,
John J. Casey; Vtce-Pres., Jas. J.
Dowd; SeCt Wm. J. Fallon; lYeas.,
P. O'Day. Officers elected semi-annu-
ally. Meets second Sunday of each
month.
Woodland Gun Club.— Org. 1882.
Pres.f Geo. McAleer; Vice-Pres., J. B.
Oarland ; Sec. and Treas.^ C. H. Bliss ;
Executive Committee, Geo. McAleer,
C. H. Bliss, J. B. Garland, A. S. New-
comb, John Tougas. Annual meeting
second Tuesday of December ; regular
practice days alternate Tuesdays on
their grounds, Woodland ItiEinge,
Grafton street.
Worcester folns Wheelmen.— Org.
1882. Pre8.. Fred. S.Pratt; Captain,
C. H. Banister; See, and Treas.,
Burton H. Wright. Meets third
Tuesday of each month. Officers
elected in November. Number of
members, 40. Booms, 877 Main st.
Worcester Agricnltnral Society.—
Org. 1817. Pres., Charles B. Pratt,
Worcester; Vice-Prests., Stephen
Salisbury, Jr., Worcester; James W.
Stock well, Sutton; Sec. and 7V«<».,
-George H. Bstabrook. The society
has nearly 26 acres of land on High-
land street, west of the Court House
for the accommodation of Its annuiU
exhibitions, on which a spacious hall
has been erected, and a half-mile
trotting park laid out. Annual
meeting last Tuesday in November.
Worcesler Art Socle^— Org. 1877
Pres.^ Hon. Edward L. Davis; Vice^
Prests.y Hon. L. J. Enowles, Miss
Frances M. Lincoln; Sec.^ John G.
Heywood; Treas.j E. B. Hamilton.
Meets monthly firom September to
May. Annual meeting In November.
Worcerter Board of Trade.— Org.
1878. Inc. 1876. Pres., Hon. J. H.
Walker; Viee-Pre9t8.t L. Barnard, H.
A. Marsh; See., C. A. Chase; Cor.,
See., Nathaniel Paine; Tre<u., J. P.
Hamilton. Annual meeting third Fri-
day In January.
Worcester Children's Friend So-
ciety*—Org. 1848. Main street, cor.
Benefit. First Directress, Mrs. Mary
W. Brown; Second Directress, Mrs.
Edward Earle; Sec., Mrs. Nelson
Wheeler; Bee. Sec,, Mrs. Sumner
Pratt; Treas., Mrs. John W. Weth-
erell; Managers, Mrs. J. Munyan,
Mrs. F. H. Klnnicutt, Mrs. Geo. A.
Barnard, Mrs. Nelson Wheeler, Mrs.
F. A. Gasklll, Mrs. C. E. Sanford,
Mrs. E. Dean, Mrs. J. F. Pond, Mrs.
£. L. Davis, Mrs. Wm. Mayo, Mrs.
Otis Warren, Mrs. M. H. Morse,
Mrs. Chas. Ballard, Mrs. Chas. Had-
wen, Mrs. S. H. Col ton, Mrs. D. J.
Rawson, Mrs. E. Warner, Mrs. J. S.
Plnkham, Mrs. W. C. Ellis, Mrs. A.
Atherton, Mrs. Osgood Bradley,
Mrs. AlAred Parker, Mrs. F. B.
Knowles, Mrs. Theo. Brown; Board
of Advisers, Mr. S. Salisbury, Mr.
J. W. Wetherell, Mr. Joseph
Pratt, Mr. David Whltcomb, Mr.
Adin Thayer, Mr. A. George
Bullock, Mr. A. Tolman, Mr. P. L.
Moen, Mr. E. L. Davis, Dr. R. Wood-
ward, Mr. L. J. Knowles; Matron,
Miss Tamerson White; Asst., Miss
Harriet Knight. This society en-
deavors to* 'rescue Arom evil and misery
such children as are deprived of their
natural parents,'* and provides for
them a home until new homes are
found for them In suitable families.
Donations of money, clothing, or
provisions always thankftiUy received
and Judiciously used. Election of
officers the last Saturday In January.
Worcester Choral Union.— Org.
1350. Reorganized 1866. Incorpo-
rated under a charter firom the Legis-
lature, 1872. Pres., Charles E. Wilder;
Vice-Pres., John W. Howe; Sec.,
Luther M. Lovell; Treas., C. A.
Lincoln; Librarian, G. A. Smith.
Woreester Cltlcens' Law and Order
League.— Org. 1888. Auxiliary to the
Citizens* Law and Order League of
Massachusetts. Pres., Joseph H.
Walker; Vice-Pres., Wm. H. Earle;
Sec. and Treas., Chas. G. Washburn;
Executive Committee, the president and
secretary ez-offlcio, J. C. French, M.
J. Whlttall, Samuel A. Pratt, E. M.
Barton. The object of the league is
to secure by all proper means the
enforcement of the restrictive features
of existing laws for the regulation of
the liquor traffic and attendant vices.
The membership is limited to 100, and
vacancies are to be filled by the exec-
utive committee.
Woroester Clearing Honse Assoola-
tton.— Org. 1868. Chairman, Edward
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SOCIETIES^ UBRABIES, ETC.
L. Davis; Sec, and Manager, L. W.
Hammond. Clearings daily at Citi-
zeDB National Bank. Annual meeting
second Monday of October.
Worcester Congregational Clnb.—
Org. 1874. Officers for 1888: Pres,,
8. R. Hey wood; Vice-Presls., Hon. S.
£. Hlldreth, Rev. O. H. DeBevoise;
Sec, Henry M. Smith; Treaa., Edwin
Eidred; Executive Committee, the
above officers and Rev. £. Catler,
Edward Whitney, A. M. Gray and
B. W. Potter; Nominating Committee,
Dr. Geo. H. Gould, A. L. Joslin of
Oxford, Hnd L. D. Thurston of Lei-
cester. Meets third Monday of Jan-
uary, February, April, September and
November, with annual festival in
June. Officers elected in January.
Worcester Continentals. — Org.
1876. Armory, 12 Front street.
Field and Staff; Lieut.-CoL, W. S.
B. Hopkins ; lat Lieut, and Adj., Edwin
A. Wood ; let Lieut, and Quartermaster,
W. D. Holbrook; lit Lieut, and Com-
missary, W. 8. Liscomb; Judge Ad-
vocate, rank of Capt. , John R. Thayer ;
Surgeon, rank of Major, Geo. A. Bates,
M. D. ; Asst. Surgeon, rank of Ist
Lieut., J. O. Marble, M. D. ; Chaplain,
rank of Capt., Rev. Moses H. Harris.
Line Officers : Captains, Edward J.
RuMsell, Wm. S. Jourdan, Fred. W.
Wellington, Charles B. Whiting; 1st
Lieuts., Silas W. Goddard, John N.
Morse, Jr., H. J. Jennings, Henry £.
Smith. NoN-CoMMissiONED Staff :
Sergt.-Maj., Wm. McC ready; Quar-
ter-Master-Sergt., Ellery B. Crane;
Sergt. aud Clerk, Geo. H. Harlow;
Sergt. and Treas., Charles A. Waite;
Color Sergt., Wm. F. Bacon, Co. D.
The uniform worn by the corps Is a
fac-simile of ttie uniform worn by offi-
cers of the Continental army of 1776.
There are 121 active members, and 110
honorary members. Regular meet-
ings, first Wednesday of February,
May, August and November. Annual
meeting in May.
Worcester Co-operative Saving
Fund and Loan Association.— Inc.
1877. Pres., D. S. Goddard; Vice-
Pres., S. C. Earle; <S'^c., T. J. HaMt-
Ings; TVeas., J. P. Cheney, Jr. ; Solic-
itor, E. B. Glasgow ; Security Commit-
tee, S. C. Earle, H. H. Bigelow, Iver
Johnson. Number of shares now in
force 8705; amount of loans, 8107,-
475.00 ; number of share holders 554.
Meets third Monday of each month,
at 6 Mechanics Hall.
Worcester Connty Homceopathic
Medical Society.— Org. 1866, Pres.,
N. R. Perkins, WInchendon; Vice-
Pres., C. L. Nichols, Worcester; Bee.
Sec, and 7V«a»., C. O. Goodwin,
Worcester ; Cor. Sec, Qeorge A. Slo-
comb, MiUbnry. Meets second Wed-
nesday of February, May, August and
November. Officers elected second
Wednesday of November.
Worcester County UortlcoltBral
Society.— Org. 1840. Inc. 1842. 18
Front St. Pres., Francis H. Dewey,
Vice-Presidents, Stephen Salisbnry,
Wm. H. Earle, Henry L. Parker; Sec,
Edward W. Lincoln; Librarian and
TYeasurer, Charles £. Brooks. The
Society holds exhibitions, in its own
Hall, on Front st. every Wednesday
afternoon, from March to October,
inclusive. It offers more liberal pre-
miums each successive year.
A select library of over 8,000 vol-
umes is open to the members daily,
the librarian having his office always
accessible within the building. Offi-
cers chosen on the first Wednesday of
November.
Worcester Co. Law Library Asso*
ciation. — Org. 1842. Composed of
the members of the Bar of the Coon-
ty. Library at South Court House.
Clerk and Librarian, Wm. T. Harlow;
Treas., F. A. Gaskill. The library is
one of the most extensive and valuable
in New England, containing over 6,000
volumes. Open daily from 9 to 1 and
2 to 6. The books may be consulted
by the citizens of the County as well
as by the Court and Bar. Meets at the
Library. Officers elected in March.
Worcester Connty Meciianict Asbo-
ciatioa.~Inc. 1842. 821 Main street.
Pres., Benjamin J. Dodge; Vice-Pres.,
Samuel £. Hlldreth; Clerk and Treas.,
Wm. A. Smith; Janitor, Charles W.
Wentworth. Library open Monday
and Wednesday evenings, and Satur-
day afternoon and evening. Volumes
in Library, over 6,700. Reading room
open to members only every day and
evening, Sundays and Holidays ex-
cepted. Two courses of popular lec-
tures are provided by this Association
each winter. Number of memb^v
about 1 ,200. Annual meeting second
Tuesday of April.
Worcester Co. Musical Association.
—Pres., Hon. Wm.R. Hill, WUkinson-
ville ; Vice-^es., Wm. Sumner ; Diree-
tors, B. D. Allen, I. N. Metcalf , C. M.
Bent, J. Q. Adams, C. £. Wilder,
Daniel Downey, Worcester; Rev. G.
M. Howe, Princeton ; liirael Plummer,
Northbridge; jS^ec, A. C. Munroe,
Worcester; Treas., J. E. Benchley,
Worcester; Librarian., Q. W. Elklns,
Worcester. This association holds
an annual festival In Worcester, in
September. The festival continues
five days, and eight grand concerts
are given, introducing choral works
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of ancient and modern masters, with
grand orchestral and organ accompa-
niment, closing with the performance
of one of the great Oratorios, in
which the best artists of the country
are secured for solo talent.
Worcester Co. Retail Grocers' As-
aoelatlOR* — Org. 1881. Pres., Saroael
A. Pratt; Vlce-Fres,, C. G. Parker;
See,, £. A. Patoain; TVeot., James
Early; Executive Committeey E/J. Hub-
bard, L. D. Thurston, Sibley Putnam,
E. B. Prince, H: Cady, L. N. Sratth,
H. Bingham. Meets in Horticultural
HaU, Front street, second Wednesday
of each month at 2.80 P. M. Officers
elected at January meeting.
Woreester Dist. Medieal Society.—
Org. 1804, as a subordinate society,
under the Mass. Medical Society. Ttic
elements of this district organization
have been in existence under another
form since 1794. Free., Edwin B. Har-
vey, Westboro*; Vice-Preif.j Albert
Wood, Worcester; Sec J. Bartlett
Bich, Worcester; 7Vea«., John O. Mar-
ble, Worcester; Librarian^ Leonard
Wheeler, Worcester. Officers elected
at the annual meeting, second Wed-
nesday in May. The Library of the
Worcester District Medical Society
was commenced in 1788, by the gift of
*'flfty pounds value in boolcs," by Dr.
El^ah Dlx of Worcester. It has since
been largely increased by donations
from physicians, and by the income of
$6,000 bequeathed for the purpose by
Hon. Daniel Waldo, and of $500 be-
queathed by C. W. Wilder. It con-
tains about 5,000 volumes of the best
medical and surgical works, to which
additions are constantly made, and
which may be consulted by citizens at
the rooms only, in exchange for which
privilege, the city fbrnlshes a room
for the library In the Public Library
building.
Worcester Employment Society.—
Org. 1875. Inc. 1883. Rooms, 492 Main,
St. Pr««., Mrs. Theo. Brown; Vice-
Free., Mrs. Walter B. Bigelow; Sec^
Miss Martha M. Hobbs; Treas,^ Mrs.
Samnul Utley ; Charge of Giving out
Warkt Mrs. Geo. E. Francis; Inspec-
tor ^ Miss Frances M. Lincoln ; Buyer ^
Miss Mary Bacon ; Chairman of Plan-
ning Committee, Mrs. W. S. B. Hop-
kins; Agent, Mrs. L. B. Haskins.
* Worcester Firemen's Relief Asso-
ciation.—Org. 1874. inc. 1878. Pres.,
8. E. Combs; Vice-Pree,, Wm. R.
Shaw; Sec, G. S. Coleman; Treas.^
H. B. Williamson; Directors, From
the Board of Engineers. E. L.Vaughn ;
Steamer No. 1, J. D. Shiiw; Steamer
No. 2, J. Wheaton; Steamer No. S, F.
D. Roberts; Hose No. 1, G. L. Rob-
bins; Hose No. 2, David Boland;
Hose No. 4, E. E. Newton ; Hose No.
5, C. O. Lamb; Hose No. 6, E. D.
Burbank ; Hook and Ladder No. 1, J.
£. Kennington ; Hook and Ladder No.
2, O. McGarrell; Extinguisher No. I,
F. P. Dean; Fire Patrol, G. W. Carr.
All members of the Association who
are iqjured are to receive assistance
fk'om the Fund, the amount not to ex-
ceed 910 a week, and in all cases to
be regulated by the board of directors.
Injuries resulting from immoral con-
duct and dissipation do not entitle a
member to assistance. Honorary
members may be elected by the board
of directors, but none are eligible to
active membership who are not active
members of the fire department.
Meets at Chief Engineer's Office, 10
Bigelow ct. Meetings of Trustees,
the first Tuesday in January, April,
July and Oct. Annual meeting for
election of officers, the second Monday
of January.
Woreester Homcsopathio Free Dis-
pensary.— IS Mechanic st. — Hours 10
to 1 1 A. M. daily (except Sundays) . Me-
dical and surgical advice free to the
poor, but firom those who can afford
It, a small fee is expected to pay for
the medicines furnished. Exee^Uive
Committee, W. B. Chamberlain, E. L.
Melius, C. O. Gk>odwin.
Worcester Ljceam and Natural
History Association. — Org. 1829.
Rooms in Worcester Bank block, Fos-
ter street. This association was
united with the Young Men's Library
Association in 1856, under the name
of the Lyceum and Library Asso-
ciation. In 1866 it was Incorporated
under Its present name. President,
William H. Raymcnton, M. D. ; Vice-
PreeidenU, Henry Billings, Philip W.
Moen; Becording Secretary, Herbert
D. Braman; Corresponding Secretary,
Dr* S. B. Woodward; Treaeurer,
Samuel S. Green; Superintendent of
Museum, Henry Billings; Lecture
Committee, E. Harlow Russell, Homer
T. Fuller, Dr. J. B. Rich; Trustees,
Stephen Salisbury, jr., J. Evarts
Greene, Frank A. Gasklll; Custodian,
F. G. Sanborn.
Public meetings are held the second
Saturday of each month. At these
meetings papers upon scientific sub-
jects are read, by members and others,
and all Interested, are cordially In-
vited to attend, whether members of
the Association or not. Field meet-
ings ape held from time to time. The
Association has a large and well ar-
raiij^cd collection of specimens in
natural history, the local collection
from Worcester County being of spe-
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cial valae. Donations are solicited.
Classes are formed in Botany, Miner-
alogy, Ornithology, Microscopy, Mol-
Insca, &c., to which members are ad-
mitted free of charge. The Museum
of the Association is open fVee to all,
daily, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., with a
custodian in charge, ready to exhibit
the collection, answer inquiries, and
assist students and amateurs In their
investigations. Any resident of Wor-
cester County may become a member
by the payment annually of $2 for
gentlemen, 81 for ladles and 60 cents
for school children. A course of
scientific lectures is given each win-
ter; summer school of Natural His-
tory during July and August. Annual
meeting in April.
Worcester Orehestral Union.—
Org. 1876. Rooms 16 Mechanic St.,
Pres.^ Francis L. Faulkner: Vice-
IVm., B. H. Spring; Clerk andTreaa,,
F. H. Clark ; Musical Director, Albert
W. Ingraham. Meets every Saturday
evening. Officers elected in January.
Worceiiter Pharmacentlcal So-
ciety.—iVe«., Edward Hooker; Vic^
Pres., Chas. L. Wright; Sec., J. H.
Frost; Treas,, Wm. Bush; Bueiness
Committee, F. M. Harris, D. B. Wil-
liams, Geo. E. Fairbanks, Geo. F.
Dinsmore, W. E. Banfleld. Meets
quarterly. Officers chosen second
Wednesday of January.
Worcester Bilie Association.—
JVm., Henry E. Smith; Vice-Pree.,
Dr. W. A. Knight; 8ec, and Treas.,
Stedman Clark; Execxitite Committee,
Henry £. Smith, Curtis Jenkins, Sted-
man Clark, Wm. A. Knight, M. G.
Fuller. Range in Shrewsbury, 8 miles
from Union Depot.
Worcester Society of Anilqnity.—
Org. 1876. Rooms, Worcester Bank
block. Pres., E. B. Crane; \st Vice-
P^e«., Albert Tolman; 2d Vice-Pres.,
George Sumner; Sec, Henry L.
Shnmway; Treflw., Henry F. Stedman;
Librarian^ Thomas A. Dickinson;
Committee Nominations, E. R. Law-
rence, Daniel Seagrave and Wm. H.
Bartlett; Ezecutitie Committee, E. B.
Crane, Albert Tolman, George Sum-
ner, Henry L. Shumway and Henry F.
Stedman. The purpose of this Socie-
ty is to foster in Its members a love
for archieologlcal science, and to
rescue from oblivion any historical
matter that might otherwise be lost.
The society holds regular meetings
on the first Tuesday of each month,
excepting August. Informal gather-
ings of members are held every Tues-
day evening. Annual Meeting, first
Tuesday of December. The condi-
tions of membership are, an interest
in the objects of the association and
attendance upon its meetings, and
two dollars membership fee, besides
an annual assessment.
Worcester Sportmen's Clnb.— Org.
1874. Pres., L. G. White; Vice-pretts.^
W. S. Perry, J. B. Goodell; 5«c.»
Chas. Hartwell; Treas., Q. L. Taft;
JBxeeutive Committee, G. J. Rugg, A. B.
F. Kinney, Chas. A. Allen, O. A. Be-
noit. Annual meeting in March.
Tonng Men's Christian Assoda*
tion.— ^rg. 1864. Inc. 1868. Rooms,
411 Main street. Open from 8.80 a. m.
to 9.80 F. M. Pres., Jas. Logan; Flc^
Pres., Chas. F. Rugg; Bee, 8ec,, W.
A. Warden; Treas., Geo. W. Vinton;
Auditor, J. M. Russell; Gen'l 8ec.<,
R. H. Shelton. Officers elected Tues-
day following first Monday In May.
Tonng Men's Rhetorical Societr.—
Org. 1849. Pres., ; Fics-
Pres., D. S. Goddard; Clerk, J. H.
Bancroft; Treas., J. H. Bancroft.
Zoological Club of Worcester.—
Org. 1888. Pres., F. G. Sanborn; Vice
Prests., H. W. Watkins, C. H. Bass,
F. H. Stevens; Sec and Treas., C. W.
Harwood, M. D. Council meetings,
1st Saturday of each month at 7.80
p. M. Meets 88 Foster st.
MASONIC SOCIETIES.
Masonic Hall, Pearl Street.
D. D. G. M., David M. Earle, of Worcester.
D. D. 6^. H. P., Lucius Fdsld, of Clinton.
MoRNiNO Star Lodge. — Chartered
1793. Regular meeting, first Tuesday
of each month. W. M., Dr. Henry
S. Knight: Sec, Clark Earle.
MoNTACUTE Lodge. — Chartered
1859. Regular meeting, first Monday
of each month. W. M., Henry C.
Wilson; Sec, Edgar W. Warren.
Athblstan Lodge. — Chartered
day of each month. W. M., Daniel B.
Starr; Sec, W. B. Nourse. .
QuiNSiOAMOND LoDOK. — Chartered
1871. Regular meeting, fourth Fri-
day of each month. W. M., A. F.
Earle; Sec, BenJ. L. Sampson.
Worcester Royal Arch Ch after.
Inst. 1828. Regular meetins, second
Friday of each month. M. E. H. P.,
1867. Regular meeting, first Wednes- I Thomas Piper; Sec Albert J. Stone.
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Eureka Royal Arch Chapter.—
Inst. 1870. Regular meeting, second
Tuesday of each month. Jf. E. H. P.,
James B. Dennis; 8ec.j O. L. Taft.
Hiram Council R. and 8. Mas-
ters. Chartered 1826. Regular meet-
ing, second Tharsday of each month,
except July and August. M, III, M,,
Herbert J. Fisher ; Becorder, John P.
Grover.
Worcester Countt Commandert
OF Knights Templars.— Inst. 1824.
Regular Assembly, first Thursday of
each month. E. C, Oeo. £. Boyden ;
Beeorder, Wm. 8. Dadmun.
Worcester Lodge of Perfection.
Inst. 1868. Regolar convocation, third
Thursday of each month, except Jnly,
August and 8eptember T. P. G. M.f
Geo. E. Boyden; Oraitd Sec., Chas.
W. Moody.
GoDDARD Council, P. of J.—
Chartered 1870. Meets according to
Ritual.
Lawrence Chapter of Rose Croix.
— Chartered 1870. Meets according
to Ritual.
Directors of Masonic Hall.—
Pres.y Charles G. Reed ; See., R. James
Tatman. Annual meeting, third Mon-
day of January.
Grand Chapter, Order of the
Eastern 8tar for the State of
Massachusetts. — Org. 1876. Head-
quarters at Worcester, Mass. Grand
Patron^ W. A. Farnsworth, Worces-
ter; Cfrand See., Daniel Seagrave,
Worcester. There are 10 subordinates
connected with this Grand Organisa-
tion, so located as to make Worcester
nearly the geographical centre. The
order is in a flourishing condition.
Annual meeting, second Tuesday of
May.
Order of the Eastern Star, Stel-
la Chapter, No. S.—Org. 1871. W.
P., Dr. J. M. Barton; W. M., Mrs.
Emma B. Gates ; TYeas. , Miss 8. M.
Cowen; See., Mrs. A. R. Barton.
Meets third Thursday of each month,
at Odd Fellows' Hall, 11 Pleasant st.
Officers elected third Thursday of
December.
Masonic Relief Association. —
Org. 1878. Free., Josiah Pickett;
Vice-Pres., Henry Goddard; Treae,,
Chas. B. Whiting; Sec., George E.
Boyden. Directors meet fourth
Thursday of each month.
General Relief CoifMrrrEB. —
Morning Star, Gilbert J. Rugg; Mon^
acute, W. Ansel Washburn ; Athelttan,
Wm. 8. Dadmun ; Quinsigamond, Otis
E. Putnam.
King David Lodge, No. 16, F.
AND A. M. — Regular meetings first
Thursday of each month, at 886 Main
street.
St. John's Chapter, No. 4.— Char-
tered 1882. Regular meetings, sec-
ond Tuesday of each month, at 886
Main street.
Mt. ZiON'S CoiiMANDERY, NO. 5. —
Chartered 1882. Regular meetings,
fourth Tuesday of each month, at 886
Main street.
INDEPENDIINT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
New Odd Fellows^ Hall, 11 Pleasant Street.
Quinsigamond Lodge, No. 48. —
Org. 1844. Meets every Monday
evening at Odd Fellows' Hall, 85 Pearl
street.
WoRCBSTBR Lodge, No. 66.— Meets
every Wednesday evening at 11 Pleas-
ant street.
RiDOBLT Lodge, No. 112.— Meets
every Tuesday evening at 85 Pearl st.
Central Lodge, No. 168.— Org.
1874. Meets every Tuesday evening
at 11 Pleasant street.
Wachusett Encampment, No. 10.
— ^MeetM first and third Fridays of
each month at 1 1 Pleasant street.
Mt. Vernon Encampment. No. 58.
— ^Inst. 1877. Meets second and fourth
Thursday evenings of each month at
11 Pleasant street. •
Worcester Uniformed Degree.
Camp, No. 3.— Org. 1882. Annual
meeting second Saturday of Dec.
Regular meeting second Saturday of
each month. Commander, J. W. Had-
ley ; Vice- Com. , Wm. Swell ; Officer of
Guard, Wm. Bancroft; Sec, 8. F.
Mirick; Treas., E. M. Stockwell.
WoRC. Union Degree Lodge, No.
8.— Inst. 1878. Meets at ll Pleasant
street.
Naomi Lodge, No. 18, Daughters
of Rebekah. — Org. 1872. N. G.,
Lizzie W. Thomp8on; V. G., Mrs.
Abbie 8. Whitcomb; R. S., Mrs Sarah
F. Church; Fin. Sec, Mrs. Nellie
Lewis; Treas., Mrs. Olive S. Martin.
Meets second and fourth Fridays of
each month at 11 Pleasant street.
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Queen Esther Lodge, No. 88,
Daughters of KEBEKAH.—Inst. 1881.
N, ff„ Delia J. Templeton; V. G.,
Verona 8. Weld; Bee, Sec, Sarah J.
Flinn; Fin. Sec, Ellen £. Lamson;
Treas,, Ellen M. Slade. Meets first
and third Thursdays of each month at
Chapin Block, Pearl street.
Odd Fellows' Hall Association.
—Org. 1879. Prf8., Chas. B. Pratt;
Vice Pre8,y Geo. H. Clark; Clerk and
Treas.tE.. H. Marshall. Meets at 11
Pleasant street. Annual meeting
ond Wednesday in January. Direc-
tors meet flrst Wednesday of each
quarter.
Odd Fellows' Mutual Rblbf
Association of Worgbstbr Coumtt.
—Org. 1871. iVe»., A. H. Fisher;
Clerk, Joseph E. Bradford; TVeos.,
Charles Hamilton. Annual meeting
second Wednesday of January. Di*
rectors meet second Wednesday of
each month.
GRAND UNITED ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
Booms in Warren Block, Pearl Street,
Integrity Lodge, No. 1768.— Inst.
1876. Meets flrst and fourth Monday
evenings of each month.
Household of Ruth. No. 27. —
Inst. 1874. Meets second Thursday
of each month.
Grand Master's Chapter, No. 81.
— Meets third Monday of each month.
Patriarchal Lodge. — ^Inst. 1881.
Meets second Monday of each montb.
Manchester Unitt, White Star
Lodge.— Org. 1881. O. 3f., J. £. H.
Bosley; N. 6^., B. B. Hazard; F. G.,
A. A. Clough. Meets bi-weekly Mon-
day evenings.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
Father Matthew Mutual Benefit
Total Abstinence Society. — Org.
1849. Inc. 1868. Free., WllUain
Hickey; F(c«-JVm., Lawrence O'Con-
nor; Tre(M., Timothy Murphy; Spir-
itual Director, Rev. J. J. McCoy.
Meets montlily at Temperance Hall,
Temple street. Officers elected first
Sunday of January.
Praying Women's Temperance
Union. — Org. 1874. Pres., Mrs. Ad-
dison Palmer; Vice-Prests., Mrs.
Alden Thayer, Mrs. Chas. Bnllard;
Sec, Mrs. D. D. Tatman; Treas,,
Mrs. I. D. Matthews. Meets Fridays
at 8 p. M., Sundays at 6 p. m. Officers
elected in October.
Worcester Reform Club. — Org.
1876. Rooms, 460 Main street. Pres.,
W. H. Robinson; Vice-PreaU,, ^, H.
Layng, S. D. Butler, Chas. Chrooks;
Treas., G. W. Fellows; Sec, A. S.
Johnson; Fin, Sec, T. A. Peterson.
Business meeting every Monday even-
ing. Public meetings Sunday even-
ings. Officers chosen In June and
December*
Worcester Tebcperancb Club.—
Org. 1878. Pres,, John H. Walker;
Vice-Prests,, J. D. Balcom, £. M.
Eldredge, J. J. Fairbanks; TVeos.,
F. A. Clark ; Bee Sec, A. T. Mathews;
Fm. Sec, T. A. Montague; ChaplaUi^
C. A. Ooddard. Meets at 418 Main
street. Officers chosen semi-annoaUy
in February and August.
Sons of Temperance, Anchor Di-
vision, No. 66.— Org. 1882. W. P.,
Chas. H. Cleveland; JB. 8,, Chas. E.
Lovejoy; F. S., Franklin A. Clark;
Treas. , Adam Creelman. Meets every
Tuesday at 418 Main street.
Washinotonian Division, No. 176.
— Orar. 1866. W. P, Chas. M. Howe;
FT. S., W. F. Clinkard; W. T., Georgia
C. Douglass. Meets every Friday
evening at 10 Pearl street. Officers
elected quarterly.
Ladies' Temperance League. —
Org. 1883. Pres., Mrs. N. M. Walker;
Vice-Pres., Mrs. L. S. Fairbanks;
Sec, Mrs. M. J. Matthews; Asst, Sec^
Mis8 Ella Smith; Treas., Mrs. E. B.
Monroe ; Guard, Mra. K. E. Robinson.
Rooms at 418 Main street.
Uaadsomely Engraved and Colored, fbowlnK tbe e&tlre area of tb« city. Several ataea.
In Sheets, Pocket VonA, and on Rollers.
Pnbllabed and for sale at tbe Dibbctort OrriCB by
I»RBW, AI.I.IB A GO.,
435 Main Street, Teoplea Savings Bank BoUdtng.
WOBCB8TJBR jDIRECTOMT A B HO AD. Thm Worcester Directory i» kept
on file for consultation by the jntbiie, in ail the larye eities of the eoumtrjf*
I
WARD BOVNDAHmS.
L^Beglnning at the centre of Main street at a point opposite the centra of
?7alnut street ; thence to and by the centre of Walnut street to Chestnut street ; thence to
md by the centre of Chestnut street to a point opposite the centre of William street ;
[hence to and by the centre of William street and in a direct line crossing West street to
the centre of Agricultural street ; thence in a direct line to the junction of Cataract street
pnth tbe bq^ndary line between Worcester and Holden ; thence by the boundary line
between Worcester and Holden to the main track ol the Boston, Barre and Gardner railroad;
thence by the main track of the Boston, Barre and Gardner railroad to its intersection with
^e main track of the Worcester and Nashua railroad at Barber's crossing; thence by the
main track of the Worcester and Nashua railroad to a point opposite the centre of Lincoln
square ; thence tp and by the centre of Lincoln square to the centre of Main street; thence
by the centre of Main street to the point of beginning.
"^ITmrd, 8 — Beginning at the centre of Main street at a point opposite the centre of
Exchan^re street ; thence by the centre of Main street and Lincoln square to the main track
of the Worcester and Nashua railroad ; thence by the main track of the Worcester and
Nashua railroad to its intersection with the main track of the Boston, Barre and Gardner
railroad at Barber's crossing ; thence by the main track of the Boston, Barre and Gardner
railroad to the boundary line between Worcester and Holden ; thence by the boundary
line between Worcester and Holden and Worcester and West Bovlston to the north-
east corner of the city; thence by the boundary line between Worcester and West
Boylston and Worcester and Shrewsbury to a stone monument set in the ground at the
northerly end of Quinsigamond pond, and at an angle in said boundary line ; thence by the
boundary line between Worcester and Shrewsbury to Belmont street ; thence to and by the
centre of Belmont street to a point opposite the centre of Shrewsbury street ; thence to and
by the centre of Shrewsbury street to a point opposite the centre of East Central street ;
thence to and by the centre of East Central street to Summer street ; thence to and by the
centre of Summer street to a point opposite the centre of Exchange street ; thence to and
by the centre of Exchange street to the point of beginning.
IHTaapd 3« — Beginning at the centre of Main street at a point opposite the centre of
Exchange street; thence to and by the centre of Exchange street to Summer street;
thence to and by the centre of Summer street to a point opposite the centre of East Central
street ; thence to and by the centre of East Central strdet to Shrewsbury street ; thence to
and by the centre of Shrewsbury street to Belmont street ; thence to and by the centre of
Belmont street to the boundary line between Worcester and Shrewsbury ; thence by tig
boundary line between Worcester and Shrewsbury, Worcester and Grafton, and Worcestif
and Miltbury to the centre of Grafton street ; thence by the centre of Grafton street to the
main track of the Boston and Albany railroad ; thence by the main track of the Boston and
Albany railroad to Green street; thence to and by the centre of Green street and Trumbull
square to Park street ; thence to and by the centre of Park street to Main street : thence to
and by the centre of Main street to the point of beginning.
Word 4« — Beginning at the centre of Green street at the point where it intersects with
the main track of the Boston and Albany railroad ; thence by the track of the Boston and
Albany railroad to Grafton street ; thence to and by the centre of Grafton street to the
boundary line between Worcester and Millbury ; thcnc . by the boundary line between
Worcester and Millbury to the centre of Granite street ; thence by the centre of Granite
street to its junction with Winthrop street ; thence to and by the centre of Winthrop street
to Vernon street ; thence to and by the centre of Vernon street to a point opposite the
centre of Endicott street; thence to and by the centre of Endicott street to Millbury street
thence to and by the centre of Millbury street to Green street ; thence to and by the centre
of Green street to the point of beginning.
Ward 6. — Beginning at the centre of Green street at the point where it intersects with
the main track of the Boston and Albany railroad ; thence by the centre of Green street to
Millbury street; thence to and by the centre of Millburv street to a point opposite tho centre
of Endicott street ; thence to and by the centre of Endicott street to Vernon street ; thence
to and by the centre of Vernon street to a point opposite the centre of Winthrop street ;
thence to and by the centre of Winthrop street to Granite street ; thence to and by the
centre of Granite street to the boundary line between Worcester and Millbury ; thence by
the boundary line between Worcester and Millbury, and Worcester and Auburn, to the main
track of the Norwich and Worcester railroad ; thence by the main track of the Norwich
and Worcester railroad to the main track of the Boston and Albany railroad near the
Junction depot ; thence by the main track of the Boston and Albany railroad to Southbridge
street ; thence to and by the centre of Southbridge street to a point opposite the centre of
Madison street ; thence to and by the centre of Madison street to a point opposite the
centre of Portland street ; thence to and by the centre of Portland street to Park street ;
thence to and by the centre of Park street and Trumbull square to Green street ; thence to
and by the centre of Green street to the place of beginning.
426 BA1LROAD6.
Ward 6. — Beginning at the centre of Main street at a point opposite the oratre a
Park street ; thence to and by the centre of Park street to a point opposite the centre of
Portland street ; thence to and by the centre of Portland street to Madison street; theace
to and by the centre of Madison street to where it intersects with Southbridge street * theDoe
to and by the centre of Southbridge street to the main track of the Boston and Albasjr
railroad ; thence by the main track of the Boston and Albany railroad to the main track df
the Norwich and Worcester railroad near the Junction depot ; thence by the main traced
the Norwich and Worcester railroad to the boundary line between Worcester and Aubnni,
thence by the bound;iry line between Worcester and Auburn to the boundary line betven
Worcester and Leicester ; thence by the boundary line between Worcester and Leicester to
the centre of Leicester street ; thence to and by the centre of Leicester street to Main stie:t;
thence to and by the centre of Main street to the point of beginning.
Ward 7. — Beginning at the centre of Main street at a point opposite the centre ti
Chatham street ; thence to and by the centre of Main street to Leicester street ; thence tc
and by the centre of Leicester street to the boundary line between Worcester and Leicester;
thence by the boundary line between Worcester and Leicester to Fowler street ; thence
easterly in a direct line to a point where Chandler street intersects with June street ; thence
to and by the centre of Chandler street to a point opposite the centre of Newbuiy street;
thence to and by the centre of Newbury street to a point opposite the centre of Chatiom
street ; thence to and by the centre of Chatham street to Main street ; thence in a direa
line to the point of beginning.
Ward 8. — Beginning at the centre of Main street at a point opposite the centre d
Chatham street ; thence to and by the centre of Chatham street to Newbury street ; the&oe
to and by the centre of Newbury street to Chandler street ; thence to and by the centre ef
Chandler street to a point opposite the centre of June street ; thence westerly in a direct
line to Fowler street at its junction with the boundary line between Worcester and Leicester,
thence by the boundary line between Worcester and Leicester to the north-west corner ol
the city ; thence by the boundary line between Worcester and Paxton and Worcester and
Holden to its junction with Cataract street ; thence in a direct line to a point on the east
side of Agricultural street at the south-west corner of the grounds of the AgricolroTai
society ; thence in a direct line to William street ; thence to and by the centre of William
street to Chestnut street ; thence to and by the centre of Chestnut street to Walnut street;
thence to and by the centre of Walnut street to Main street ; thence to and by the centre fl^
Main street to the point of beginnin/;.
BAILB0AD8.
Boston and Albany Railroad Co. — Incorporated 1868. (Boston and Worcester Bail-
road Co. incorporated 1831. Western Railroad Co. Incorporated 1883.) Capital, ♦»,
000,000. iVf»tf., William Bliss; 7>e<M., Charles E. Stevens; Sec, and Clerk, J. A. BxanxiU;
QerCl Supt.,W. H. Barnes ; Directors, Wm. Bliss, John Cummings, Moses Kimball. Chutes
S. Sargent, John C. Phillips, Jacob C. Rogers, Mahlon D. Spauldlngof Boston; Henry Oott
and Jarvis N. Dimham of Pittsfleld ; George O. Crocker of New Bedford ; Edward B. GO-
lett of Westfield; J. A. Rumrill of Sprin^eld; Edward L.Davis of Worcester. Aget.
fl. P. Nichols of Worcester. The road is 200 miles long from Boston to Albany. The
Company also own or lease 119 miles of branches.
Boston, Harre and Gardner Railroad Co.— Incorporated 1847. Union Passcngtf
Station. Pr s. , H. M. Witter ; Supt. , H. H. MarshaU ; Treas. , W. E. Starr ; IHreeiofh W.
W. Rice, Calvin Foster, Stephen Salisbury, jr., A. G. Bullock, S. R. Heywood, W. H.Mo/»
and Chas. G. Reed of Worcester; Nelson D. White of Winchendon; Franklin Eaton of
Gardner.
Norwich and Worcbstkr Railroad Co.— Capital, 1^2,825,000. Pres,, F. H. Dewejj
Treas,, Geo. L. Perkins: Sec, E. T. Clapp; Directors, John F. Slater and Lorenzo Bl«^
stone of Norwich ; F. H. Dewey, Edward L. Davis, T. B. Eaton, Samuel Woodward tfj
Josiah H. (^larke of Worcester; William G. Weld and James H. Bealof Boston: W.Bafiw
Cutting of Newport, R. I. Road leased for a term of 100 years from 1st Feb., 1869, to
New York and New England Railroad.
Providknck and Worcester Railroad Co. — Pres., George A. Leete; Sr/ft-, l^^-J
Chamberlain; Treas,, John R. Balch; Agent, H. M. McCambridge; Directors, Elijah R
Stoddard, Joseph E. Davis and J. G. Clark of Worcester; George A. Leete, Moses B. I-
Goddard, Amos D. Lockwood, Frederick Grinnell and BenJ. F. Thurslaon of Prorl(tefl«»
R. I. ; Chas. E. Whltin and Josiah Lasell of Whltinsville ; Gideon L. Spencer of Pawtacket,
R. I. ; Lyman A. Cook and Oscar J. Rathbun of Woonsocket, R. I. ; Estus Lamb of Blact
stone ; David K. Phillips of Boston. Length of road 51 miles.
WoRCESTKi:. Nashua and Rochester Railroad Co. — Incorporated 184.5. Office. »»
Shrewsbury street. Pres., Charles S. Turner; Treas.. T. W. Hammond; Asst. 1)na$., »•
T. Hammond; Supt., George W. Hurlburt; Directors, C. S. Turner, Stephen Salisbnrr. f.
H. Kinnicutt. F. H. Dewey, J. Edwin Smith, E. B. Stoddard and Samuel Woodward oi
Worcester; H. N. Bigelow of Clinton; Charles Holman, A. M. Norton and A. H. DunlaP^J
Nashua; M. V. B. Edgerly of Manchester; A. J. Pillsbury of Northwood; J. C. Burlcy^
Epping ; J. C. Eastmui of Hampstead. Leugth of road, 96 miles.
Worcester and Shrewsbury Railroad Co. — ^From Washington square to Lake Qoto-
slgamond. Pres., H. H. Bigelow; Supt., Julian F. Bigelow; Treas,, H. H. Bigelow oi
Worcester; Clerk, S. K. Hindley ; Directors, H. H. Bigelow, E. B. Stoddard, C. 8. Turner,
Geo. H. Ball, J. H. Clarke.
RAILROADS, STAGES. 427
WORCESTER STREET RAILWAY CO,
OSO. H. 8BSLEY, Pr6s*t, New York. NATHAN 8BBLET, Vlce-PrM*t, New York.
H. S. 8BARL8, TreM. and 9apt.
Incorporated 1869.
otfiom avd htabisbs, 15 majbtkbt stmmbt.
Routes. — ^Lincoln street corner Barncoat at. to Webster Square, with a
tyranch fkx>m Main, cor. Front, to new Union Passenger Station. Cash fare in
any part of the Ci^ 5 cents. Children over 8 and under 10 years of age, 8
cents on either line. Persons changing Arom cars on Main street line to tiie
Depot car, or Arom Depot car to cars on Main street line, pay another fare.
Depot cars have Green lights, all others. Red lights.
OMNLBUSES.
Austin Street.— From Main, comer Pleasant, through Main and Austin
streets.
Depot. — ^From Front cor. Main to the Depot.
Elm Street. — ^From Pearl street comer Main, every half hour.
Qrovb Street. — ^From Grove Street to Houghton Street.
Laurel Hill. — ^From Front cor. Main, through Main, Thomas and Laurel
Streets vto Eastern ave.
Leicester. — JamesviUe to Leicester, 2 trips daily.
Pleasant Street. — ^From Pleasant Street corner Main through Pleasant to
Mason Street.
QuiNSiGAifOND.— Leave the village at 6.00 (Arom April to October), 6.20,
7.50, 9.00, 10.80, A. M., 1.00, 2.20, 8.45, 5.20 and 7.00 P. M. Returning,
Leave Mechanics Hall at 6.45 (fk'om April to October), 7.15, 8.20, 9.45,
11.20 A. M., 1.80, 8.00, 4.80, 6.10 and 9.00 P. M. ,
Sundays: Leave village at 9.45, A. M., 2.20 and 6.80 P. M. Returning,
leave Mechanics Hall at 12.05, 4.30 and 9.05 P. M. F. D. Perry, pro-
prietor.—i^eejxi^e 540.
South Worcester.— From 880 Main to College Street.
Vernon Street. — From Front cor. Main, through Green, Yemon and
Providence Streets.
STAGES.
Cherry Valley, Leicester and Spencer. — Leaves 849 Main Street at
10.80 A. M. for Cherry Valley and Leicester. Leaves at 4.80 P. M. for Cherry
Valley, Leicester and Spencer. Leaves Spencer at 7.00 A. M. Leaves Lei-
cester at 8.00 A. M. and 1.80 P. M., arriving in Worcester at 9.00 A. M. and
2.80 P. M. Saturdays, leaves at 9 P. M. for Cherry Valley and Leicester.
Marlroro', Northroro' and Shrewsbury.— Leaves 849 Main Street at 4
P. M., Union Depot at 4.15 P. M. Retuming, leaves Marlboro' at 7, North-
boro' at 8, Shrewsbury at 8.45, arriving at Worcester at 9.80 A. M.
MiLLBURY. — ^Leaves 812 Main Street near Walnut at 11.00 A. M. and 5 P. M.
Retuming, leaves MiUbury at 8 A. M. and 2 P. M.
Paxton and Barre. — Leaves 18 Mechanic Street at 4.25 P. M. ; Leaves
Barre at 5.15, A.M., leaves Paxton at 7.50 A. M., arriving at Worcester at
9.10 A. M.
Shrewsbury.— Leaves 24 Front Street at 10.80 A. M. and 5 P. M., arriving
in Shewsbury at 11.80 A. M. and 6 P. M. ; retuming, arrive in Worcester at
9.80 A. M. and 2 P. M.
coirauzT tub
niBBCTOBY.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS,
428 EXPRESSES.
QUICK TRANSIT AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
EARLE AND PREW.
EXPRESS FORWARDEIIS .
WORCESTER OFFICE, i8 Mechanic St.,
BOSTON OFFICES:
105 A 107 Arch St. 91 EUby St. 84 & 85 Court Square. 25 Kercbants Bow.
NEW YORK OFFICES :
80i Canal St. 68 Broadway. 940 Broadway.
PROVIDENCE OFFICE, - 58 & 6a Eddy St.
PALL RIVER OFFICE, - - 26 South Main St.
BRISTOL OFFICE, - - - Hope St.
NEWPORT OFFICE, - - log Thames St.
Gooda forwarded to Boston, Proyidenee, New York, Philadelphia, and
connecting points, at low rates and qaick time.
ERIE & NEW EfLAI(D EXPIjESS ,COMPAf|Y.
THE NEW AND POPULAR EXPRESS BETWEEN
— AND —
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Buffalo,
Chicago, St. Louis, Omaha,
San Francisco.
All points on N. Y. and N. E. R. R.; Fitchburg; Boston, Hoosae Tunnel A
Western; and Delaware & Hudson Canal Railroads.
Direct Western Express
Affording tirst-clasa competition at Pair Rates. The Management
respectfully solicits the patronage of the Business Public of
Worcester, in their effort to furnish them with
Active, Independent Competition.
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH, **'***^'' '5&,c«,.r.
FOR NEW YORK.
FAST FREIGHT
VIA PnOVIDENCE,
"NEPTUNE LINE."
Hw Attention of Shipper* of Freight to
New York, Philadelphia, Bjiltimo[[e,
MO All P0OIT8 soon AID WIST,
I» hereh; caDed to the niperlor facUHlei tor Speedr Tnnipoitatloii afforded
b7the
Ytmi&m & WoMer B. E. asl Mta & New Tort
STEAMSHIP CO.
Throngh their Expreu Freight arrtuigemeDt, by which merchaiidtBe leftring Worce*-
ter, br dmll; exprew tnliu over Providence A Worcester Balln»d, Is delivered In
New York early the next morning. Shippers are advised that freighting faclllUei by
tUi Une are positively unezcelled. Great care exerdsed In the handling-. Batkb
AB LOW AS BT USY OTHXR BotJTE. All goods for points South of New York
■hoald be oonilgned to " Care of ISAAC ODBLL, Aosnt, Pieb 29, NEW YOBK."
tiota Hay t« November tbis is a EItsM^Imb Fauenger Une.
PARTICULABS, APPLT TO
H. H. HeCA3IBBIDGE, A^, F. & W. B. B. Depot, Worcester,
J. E. BACON, aeni Frt Agt., Office, Paa. Station, ProT., B. I.,
or Z. WILLIAMS, A^, at 7ox Point Wharf, Providence, B. L
FOR HACK FARES,
4S0
MO WHARFAGE.- LOW BATES.
^WIKSOR'S KINE STEAMKRS.
Only Direct Line to Philadelphia.
ftv"*~r from Ives* WharT, India Street, ProTldeBfie* vwetf
Wednesday and Saturd*]' at S P. H., and fkwm PMIa>
delpUa, aame dayi at 10 A. H. Connevta with
Pennsrlvanla Railroad and Oeean Steam-
■hip Compaur, (tor Savanaali.
r Frelgbt forwarded to any and ail Fointn South and Wett AttMiUDa at
rals oillfld W the (act that ■■■' -■-■--■- — ._.>___. ^ ._._i — t^
Providence and Pbitadeli
Information appl; at the Office, oi
H. M. McCAMBRIDGE, AGT.,
Providence t Worcester R. H., ffuinlw-
GEO. A. KILTON, AOT., HENEY WINSOB ft CO., Aorft-,
Ivea' Wfaarf , India St., Providence. 3S8 So. Whuret, PhUadelpUa, Fk
MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO.?
PwideiM, lorfoll & Mtiiiore Staislip ie,
^ CX>MPIIISING THE
Stewn SEO. APFOID, BLACraONE il fl. E1HDT.
8ULINO DATS PBOH
Providence, Wednesday and Saturday at 6 P.M.
From LONBDAIiE WHARF, ■
AT NOBFOLE. TA., with the Norfolk and Western Ballroad and tbe Thjliilt,
Tenneeaee and Qeorgia Air Line for all Points Sonth.
AT PORTBHOUTH, VA.. nith tbe Seaboard and Boanoke Ballraad ud
the Atlantic Coast Line.
AT NEWPORT NEWS, VA., witb the Chesapeake and Ohio Ballroad ud tke
Kanawha Dispatch Line for Uie West and Southwest.
AT WEST POINT, VA., with Richmond and Tork River Ballrosd and tbe
Piedmont Air Line.
AT BALTIHOBE, with the Herchants and Hlners Transportation Co.'i StMOUUp
Lines for Savannab, Ga., and Charlest«n, S. C.
frclfbtntHrramPravIdHieeiiiall polnti Soaih vid Weal *r« nomiaj a» mbhhM
MswYaikCIlT- ^ U«rkiiKKliTl>P..N. AB. Lloe. Tbranfb BlUt Lading clTa TM •> M
E. H. ROGKWEUL,, Agent, Provldeaoe, R. I.
AIM, Afoil of tlw Virginia. TcDDCuee md Gmriita Air LIiiB. Attutloljoui ukd FMMMlt
Uns. Cbwspciikc Md Oblo RiUrosd ud Kuuwhi Dlipateti.
DEBT OF WORCESTER,
COSSULT T
RAILROADS. 431
HoosAC Tunnel Line.
SHORTEST ROUTE
Between New England and the West !
Bates glTen to all points West, Northwest and Southwest. Onr rates are always
as low as by any other line. Freiffbt handled with care and
forwarded with dispatch.
MARK GOODS HOOSAC TUNNEL LINE,
AND DELIVER AT
Boston, Barre & Gardner R R.
I. J. BASSETT, Amnt, E. E. JOHNSON, Afent,
S90 Washington St., Boston, Mass. Garden St., Worcester, Mass.
B. H. MARSHALL, General Freight Agent,
B., B. A G. B. B., Union Station, Worcester, Mass.
CH AS. S. TAPPBN, Manager, Bochester, N. T.
For Bates, Bills Lading, Stencils or any desired iuformation, apply to
GEO. Y. LANCASTER, AGENT,
Ho. 14 FEABL BTBEET, - WOBOESTEB, MASS.
POST-OmOE.
Pearl Street.
PostfMUter. — Joslah Pickett; Assistant, — Wm. A. Pickett.
8upt. of jlfa<2«.— Salem Ctiamberlain.
Amt. 8upt. of Mails — Geo. S. Maynard.
Begittry Clerk, — Samuel Pierce.
Money Order Clerk, — James W. Hunt.
General Delivery Clerk, — James Brown.
Stamp Clerks, — Hiram K. French, F. E. Penniman.
Matting and Distributing Clerks,— Vre6. W. Chase, Albert F. Simmons, Willis
E. Knowlton, Frank C. Wilson, C. E. L. Briggs, H. W. Clifford, Arthar
H. Boswell.
Snpt, of Free Delivery,— Wm. B. Dean.
LAer Carriers,— Moses Church, John J. Bigelow, George A. Blunt, John W.
Bacon, Jerome H. Stone, Geo. Weeks, Henry Lovell, Boswell R. Hazard,
Thomas H. Burton, Sidney L. Reed, Frank I. Thompson, Augustus Stone,
Euffene C. Holton, Ruftis N. Mclntire, Edward M. Church.
Local Mail Agent, — Chas. Nason, at Union Depot.
Asst. Local Mail Agent. — Charles G. Browning, at Union Depot.
Mail Messengers.— Johnson A Knibbs.
Office Sours, The olQce is open firom 6.45 A. M. to 8 P. M. ; except Sundays.
On Sundays firom 9.46 to lO.SO A. M.
Money Order Business closes on Saturday at 2 P. M.
QumsiaAMOND Post-Office, Millbury st. Postmaster, — ^Vellette P. Townsend.
VILUGES IN WORCESTER,
niBBOTOMT.
WORCESTER COITNTY.
Incorporated AprU 2, 1781.
SHIRE TOWNS : — ^WORCESTER AND fTTGHBURG.
00UNT7 COMMISSIONERS.
Wm. "O. Brown, of FitchbarR, Chairman; term expires Janoar7,)1887.
George S. Duell, of Brookfleld ; term expires January, 1886. Henry G. Taft,
of Uxbridge ; term expires January, 1885. Elected for a term of three yean.
Clerk. — The Clerk of the Courts, ex-officio.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS.
Henry 8. Miner, of Worcester; Chan. J. Rice, of Wlnchendon.
Courts held at North Court House, Worcester, on the fourth Tuesday of
March, third Tuesday of June, second Tuesday of September, and fourth
Tuesday of December.
County Treasurer.— Edward A. Brown ; salary, 91,800. Term expires 1886,
Elected by the people trlennially.
Begister of Deeds.—H.a.Tvey B. Wilder; salary, fees. Term expires January,
1886. Elected by the people trlennially.
SHERIFF AND DEPUTIES.
Sheriff, — A. B. R. Spragne. Elected for a term of three years ; term expires
January, 1887.
Deputies in Worcester. —Office, 6 Post-Office block ; appointed by the Sheriff.
Edward J. Russell, Charles N. Hair, James M. Drennan; A. F. Sarleat Jail;
Charles Sibley, at Court; David M. Earle, at Court.
Deputies in other Towns.
Athol.— Gardner Lord.
Barre. — Sylvester Bothwell.
BROOKFiBLD.—Hiram E. Capen.
*Clinton. — Enoch K. Gibbs, A. A.
Jenkins.
E. Douglas. — Andrew J. Thayer.
FiTCHBURG. — Francis Buttrick, Bep].
D. Dwinnell, H. G. Greene.
Grafton. — S. Davis Hall.
Leominster. — George England.
MiLFORD.— Samuel W. Hay ward, H.
C. Snell.
N. Brookfield. — ^Luther P. DeLand.
SouTHBRiDOE. — Samucl 8. Perry.
So. Gardner. — ^Luclen W. Brown.
Spencer. — Nathan Hersey.
UxBKiDGE.— Edmund O. Bacon.
Warren. — William Combs.
Webster. — Rufiis C. Hall.
Westborough. — Louis J. El well.
Winchendon. — Ellphalet S. Wood.
JAILERS AND KEEPERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
A. B. R. Sprague, Worcester; Benjamin D. Dwinnell, Fitchbnrg.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Athol.— James P. Lynde.
Barre. — Chas. W. Whltcomb.
Brookfield. — David W. Hodgkins.
Clinton. — Geo. M. Morse.
FiTCHBURG. — Ernest P. Miller.
Milford.— Wm. M. Parker.
NoRTHBORO*. — Henry A. Jewett
NoRTHBRiDGE. — Rowse R. Clarke.
Southbridge. — Samuel C. Hartwell.
Winchendon. — ^Ira Russell.
Worcester. — J. Marcus Bice.
COMMISSIONERS OF INS0L7ENCT.
Athol. — Charles Field. I Grafton.— Daniel B. Hubbard.
FiTCHBURG. — David H. Merriam. | Southbridge. — John M. Cochran.
COMMISSIONERS TO QUALIFY CIVIL OFFICERS.
AT WORCESTER.
Chase Charles A.
Dana John A.
Harlow William T.
Johnson Theodore S.
Mason Joseph,
Paine Nathaniel,
Peabody Elliott H.
Smith William A.
Sprague A. B. E.
Staples Hamilton B.
Stevens Charles E.
Wilder EUirvey B.
J. Henry Hill,
MASTERS IN CHANCERY.
AT WORCESTER.
Joseph Mason, Henry C. Rice, Charles R. Johnson,
Geo. M. Woodward.
STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS,
CONSULT TBB
DIRECTOnt*
COUNTY OFFICERS.
483
Arnold James Q.
Ball George H.
Barnard Fred. J.
Barton Wm. 8.
Bates Theodore C.
BentChas. M.
Bisco Edward F.
Bargess Silas A.
Burleigh Chas. H.
Cowden Mirlck H.
Crosby Wm. K.
Dana John A.
Day John E.
Dewey Francis H. jr.
Dewey Geo. T.
NOTA&IES PUBLIO.
IN WORCESTER.
Dewey John C.
Estabrook Geo. H.
Fairbanks Hobart H.
Glle William A.
Green James
Harlow Wm. T.
Harris Henry F.
Hill Henry £.
Hill J. Henry
Johnson Charles R.
Kent Thomas G.
King Henry W.
Kinnicntt Lincoln L.
Mann Chas. F.
Manning David, jr.
Merrill Charles A.
Morse Wm. H.
Parker Henry L.
Peabody Elliott H.
Pettegrew David L.
Pnrcell James F.
Redding Chas. L.
Rice Henry C.
Smith Geo. E.
Smith Samuel
Stoddard Elijah B.
Stone Arthur M.
Whiting Charles B.
Young Priestley
IN OTHER
A8HBURNHAM. — S. Joseph Bradlee.
John H. Wilkins.
Athol. — Enoch T. Lewis, Nathaniel
Richardson, Charles Field, Geo.
W. Horr.
Barrs.— Charles Brimblecom.
BiJkCKSTONE. — Edward B. Savage.
Brookfibld. — Geo. W. Johnson, Geo.
E. Forbes.
Clint jx. — John W. Corcoran, Charles
M. Dinsmore, CliarlesG. Stevens.
Douglas. — William Abbott.
£. Brookfield. — Geo. E. Forbes.
FiTCHBURG. — Harrison Bailey, F. C.
Currier, D. H. Merriam, Charles
B. Dennis, Charles S. Hayden,
Harris C. Hartwell, Wylon G.
Hayes, Chas. A. Morgan, Stillman
Hayoes, T. K. Ware, Amasa Nor-
cross, O. H. Lawrence, Qeo. E.
Putnam, Charles E. Ware, jr.
Gardner. — Thatcher B. Dunn, Eph-
raimD. Howe.
Grafton. — D. Webster Norcross.
Lancaster.— John L. S. Thompson.
Leicester. — C. A. Deuny.
Leominster.— Jas. Bennett, Chaun-
cey W. Carter, Joel C. Allen.
Lunenburg.— Chas. A. Goodrich.
Milford. — ^Napoleon B. Johnson,
TOWNS.
Alex. T. Wilkinson, Jas. B.
Walker.
MiLLBURT. — Ira N. Goddard.
NoRTHBOROUGH.— Samuel Clark.
NoRTHBRiDGE.— ( Whitinsville) . — Ed-
ward Whitin.
No. Brookfdeld. — Chas. E. Jenks.
Oxford. — Charles A. AngeU, Geo. F.
Daniels.
BoTALSTON.— John N. Bartlett.
SouTUBRiDGE.— John M. Cochran,
Manning Leonard, Calvin A
Paige.
Spencer.— Geo. A. Craig, Luther Hill,
E. Jones, S. Walter Demond.
Sturbridge.— Emory L. Bates.
Tebiplbton. — Stillman Cady.
UxBREDGE.— Orvllle B. Seagrave.
Warren. — Joseph B. Lombard.
Webster.— Edward S. Bradford, J.
F. Hinds, Henry J. Clarke, John
E. Day.
Westborough. — W. Trowbridge
Forbes, S. M. Griggs, Louis K.
Travis.
West Boylston.— George T. Brig-
ham.
Westminster.— L. H. Dupee, C. G.
Giles.
WiN0HENi>ON.— Giles H. Whitney,
Edwins. Merrill.
PUBLIC ADHINI8TRAT0BB.
Worcester.— Francis T. Blackmer, James Green (See page 600,)
FiTCHBURG.— Daniel Messinger.
TRIAL JUSTICES FOR WORCESTER COUNTT.
Athol.— Edgar V. Wilson, Enoch T.
Lewis.
Barre. — James W. Jenkins.
Brookfield. — George S. Duell.
Gardner. — Geo. W. Cann.
HuBBARDSTON.— Henry A. Farwell.
LsoBfiKSTER.— Chauncey W. Carter.
N. Brookfield.— Chas. E. Jenks.
Spencer— Thomas A. Prouty.
Templeton. — Stillman Cady.
Warren. — John W. Tyler.
W. Brookfield. — Horace W. Bush.
Winchendon. — G. H. Whitney,
Frank B. Spalter.
METRIC SYSTEM
28
or WBIGHTB AJTD MBABUBM8,
rOR TABLBS, C0n9uUthe
434
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN WORCESTER.
Abbott Fred. £.
Albertson Win. R.
Aldrlch Charles F.
Bacon Henry
Bacon Peter C.
Ball Geo. H.
Ball Phinehas
Ballard Charles
Bancroft James H.
Barker Albert A.
Barker Forrest £.
Barker Levi
Barnard Fred. J.
Barnard Lewis
Barton George S.
Barton William S.
Bemls Merrick
Bigelow Francis 0.
Bigelow Henry
Bisco Edward F.
Blacker Francis W.
Blackmer Francis T.
Black mer Frederick W.
Bonnell John B.
Boyden Geo. £.
Brooks Charles H.
Brown Edward A.
Brown Samuel
Bollock A. George
Burbank Asa L.
Bnrbank C. W.
Burgess Silas A.
Burleigh Charles H.
Buttrick Albert C.
Carroll Peter T.
Chandler Nathan H.
Chase Chas. A.
Churchill J. K.
Clark Wm. L.
Cowden Mirick H.
Crosby Wm. K.
Crowell John F.
Currier Augustus N.
Currier H. A.
Curtis Wm. C.
Dana John A.
Davis Geo. D.
Davis Joseph E.
Day John E.
Dewey Francis H.
Dewey Francis H. Jr.
Dewey Geo. T.
Dewey John C.
Dodge Chas. 8.
Dodge Thomas H.
Dowd James J.
Drennan James M.
Earle A. F.
Earle David M.
Eaton A. Jones
Eld red Edwin
Ely Lyman A.
Estabrook Geo. H.
Fairbanks Herbert H.
Gaskill Francis A.
Gates Wm. H.
Gile Wm. A.
Glasgow Edward B.
Goddard Sam'l B. I.
Goodell Wm. S.
Goodnow Edward A.
Goulding Frank P.
Greene Joseph K.
Griffin Henry
Griffin Thomas
Hadwen Obadiah B.
H^Il J. Brainerd
Hamilton James P.
Hammond Bcnj. T.
Hammond Timothy W.
Harding Wm. B.
Hartshorn Calvin L.
Haskins Daniel W.
Hawkins Daniel A.
Heywood Wm. H.
Hill Henry E.
Hill J. Henry
Hoar Geo. F.
Hoar Rockwood
Hobbs Wm. H.
Hopkins Wm. 8. B.
Houghton Josiah P.
Howland Joseph A.
Jc'fTerson M. V. B.
Jillson Clark
Johnson Charles R.
Johnson T. 8.
Kendall F. P.
Kent T. G.
Kimball Frederic
Kimball Geo. A.
King Henry W.
King S. E.
Kinsley Daniel
Kneeland Asa L.
Knight Edgar A.
Knight Henry A.
Knight R. A.
Knox Samuel A.
Lincoln Wm. 8.
Loiigley Edw. E.
Macorober Wm. W.
Manning David, Jr.
Marble Edwin T.
Marsh Henry A.
Marshall A. R.
Marshall Horatio H.
Mason Joseph
McAleer George
McCafferty M. J.
Melanefy James
Mellen Geo. H.
Merrill Chas. A.
Merrill Geo. E.
Miles Charles M.
Mirick James B.
Moore Edwin E.
Morrison Francis M.
Munroe A. C.
Nelson Harry L.
Nelson Thomas L.
O'Connell David F.
Paine Geo. 8.
Paine Nathaniel
Paquette Peter L.
Park John G.
Parker Edmund L.
Parker Henry L.
Parks Loren C.
Parsons Samuel B.
Peabody Elliott H.
Pettegrew David L.
Pinkerton A. 8.
Plunkett Francis
Potter Burtbn W.
Pratt Charles B.
Purcell James F.
Rawson Oscar F.
Raymond Edward T.
Redding Charles L.
Redding Charles S.
Reed Chas. G.
Rice Charles W.
Rice Henry C.
Rice Herbert M.
Rice Wm. W,
Rich Pembroke 8.
Rogers Thomas M.
Russell Edward J.
Salisbury Stephen
Salisbury Stephen, Jr.
Smith Geo. E.
Smith James A.
Smith Samuel
Southwick Fred. W.
Sprague Au^. B. B.
Sprague Edward B.
Staples Hamilton B.
Starr Wm. E.
Stevens Charles £.
Stevens Charles F.
Stoddard Edward D.
Stoddard Elijah B.
Stone Arthur M.
Sullivan John £.
Swan Geo.
Taft Arthur M.
Tateum Thomas £.
Tatman R. James
Thayer Adiu
Thayer F. C.
Thayer John B.
Thayer Webster
Titus Joseph A.
Todd Jehiel
Towne E. H.
Tucker Nathaniel 0.
Upham Roger F.
Utley Samuel
ValU Edward W.
Verry Horace B.
Waite Albert H.
Ward Frederick W.
Ware Justin A.
Washburn John D.
Washburn Chas. G.
Washburn Wm. Anwl
Wetherell John W.
Wheeler Henry M.
Whiting Charles B.
Wilder Harvey B.
WiUiams Wm. A.
Wilson Emery
Witter Henry M.
Woodward Geo. M.
Woodward Henry
Toung Priestley
Zaeder Benjamin
OOXSTABLKS, HACK FARES.
435
CONSTABLES FOB WOBCESTEB OOITNTT.
JFbr Constables in Worcester see page 897.
Ashbarnbam . . Marsball Wetherbee
Athol Gardner Lord
Aabum Hoaea J. Marcy
Barre Sylvester Bothweli
Berlin John L. Brace
Blackatone . . . Aastin A. Wbeelock
Bolton A. H. Powers
Boylston J. N. Ball
Brookfleld Hiram £. Capen
Charlton Varanas Johnson
Clinton ' . . £. K. Oibbs
Dana F. D. Stevens
Doniorlas Andrew J. Thayer
Dudley Matthew Callen
Pitchbarg Francis Buttrick
Gardner L. W. Brown
Grafton S. D. Hall
Hardwick E. F. King
Harvard Caleb S. Gerry
Holden £. W. Merrick
Hnbbardston .... Edwin H. Clark
Lancaster H. H. Hosley
Leicester . • F. M. Lamb
Leominster .... George England
Lnnenbnrg ... . Charlus E. Cox
Mendon Martin Thayer
Milford Oliver D. Holmes
Millbnry Herbert A. Ryan
New Braintree .
Northborough .
Northb ridge . .
No. Brookfleld .
Oakham ....
Oxford
Paxton
Petersham . . .
Phillipston . . .
Princeton . . . .
Royalston . . .
Rutland ....
Shrewsbury . ,
SouthboroDgh .
Soathbridge . .
Spencer ....
Sterling- . . .
Sturbridge . . .
Templeton . . .
Upton
Uxbridge . . .
Warren
Webster ....
Westborongh . .
West Boylston .
West Brookfleld
Westminster . .
Winchendon . .
. William A. Felton
. . . Daniel C. Page
. . Frank A. Cross
. Sylvander Bothweli
. Wm. 8. Crawford
. . . O. W. ChaiTee
. . G. W. Dodd
Stephen D. Goddard
. Elmer W. Sawyer
. George O. Skinner
. . H. M. Partridge
. . . . F. R. Foster
. . . . J. C. Chapin
. . Sylvester C. Fay
. George H. Thayer
. . . Nathan Hersey
. . . Perley Bartlett
. E. H. Chamberlain
. . Chas. W. Upham
C. J. Pike
. . . . E. O. Bacon
. . . John B. Sibley
. . . RQfbs C. Hall
. LoDls J. Elwell
. E. D. Brigham
Geo. W. Stone
Geo. W. Merriara
. . . E. S. Wood
HACK FABE8.
Established by City Coundlt by an order passed May 1, 1867.
Wltbla tbe BlUe Circle.
The price of fare for conveying passengers to or tvom any place within the
one mile circle, shall not exceed FIFTY CENTS for one passenger, and
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for each additional passenger, ft-om six o'clock A.
M. nntU 10 o'clock P. M., and from 10 o'clock P. M. until 6 o'clock A. M.
the fare shall be FIFTY CENTS for each passenger conveyed within the mile
circle.
WlU&in the one and one-half Mile €lrele.
Within the one and one-half mile circle SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS, and
when two or more adnlt persons belonging to the same party are carried to
one place, the fare shall not exceed FIFTY CENTS.
Bejrond the one and one«half Bllle Circle.
Passengers carried beyond the mile and half circle may be charged special
reasonable rates.
cnitldren.
For children more than three years of age, and less than twelve years of
age, HALF PRICE is to be charged for each child ; and for children under
three years of age, under the care of an adult person, NO CHARGE is to be
made.
Each driver of a hackney carriage, if requested so to do, shall carry with
each passenger one trunk and one valise or carpet bag, or other article, and
to contain clothing, without compensation therefor; but for every trunk or
other article more than two, the driver shall be entitled to demand and
receive FIVE CENTS.
BTo Hi«her Bate.
NO DRIVER of any hackney carriage for the conveyance of passengers,
licensed as aforesaid, SHALL DEMAND and receive a higher rate of fare
than is herein provided and allowed, or shall unreasonably reftise to carry any
passenger to any place in the City, at the rate of fare specified therein.
ANY PERSON WHO SHALL VIOLATE any of the provisions of this
order, shall incur a PENALTY not exceeding TWENTY DOLLARS for each
offense.
VILUGES IN WORCESTER,
OONaULT TUB
JDIMBCTOBT.
436 STATE OOVBRIfHRirr.
COMMONWEALTH OF MA8SACHUBETT8.
1884.
State Election on the Tttesday after thejint Monday in November,
EXBCUTXYB DEPARTMENT.
Governor, — His Excellency Gkorob D. Robinson of Chicopee; salary, H,000.
Lt,-GovemoT. — His Honor Oliver Ames of Eoston; salary, $2,000.
Secretary Commonwealth, — Henry B. Peirce of Abington; salary, $2,500,
Trea^, and Beceiver-QenH. — Daniel A. Qleason of Medford; salary, $4,000.
Auditor of Accounts. — Charles R. Ladd of Springlield ; salary, $2,500.
Attorney-General,— VAgtLT J. Sherman of Lawrence ; salary, $4,000.
Adjutant-General, — Brig.-Gen'l Samael Dalton; salary, $2,600.
OOX7NCILLOR8.
Salary, $600 i>er year and traveling e3q>en9es.
Diet,
1. — Jonathan Bourne of New Bedford.
2. — Nathaniel Wales of Stoughton.
8. — Charles U. McLean of Boston.
4. — ^Patrick Magolre of Boston.
Diet.
5. — Robert Tarr of Gloocester.
6. — Charles S. LlUey of Lowell.
7.— Eben A. Hall of Greenfield.
8. — Zenas Crane, Jr. of Dalton.
/fwvrance Commieeioner, — John K. X^rbox, Lawrence.
Pilot (?ommf«8toner9.— Nathaniel Spooner, Boston ; Thomas P. Howes, Dennli.
Harbor and Land Commiesioners. — Henry L. Whiting, John I. Baker, John S.
San ford.
Savings Bank CommissiotMrs.— Jeremiah Gatchell, Blackstone; Cadwallsder
Curry, Boston.
Bailroad Commiseioners. — ^Thomas Russell, Joseph H. Chadwlck, Bverett A.
Stevens.
Bureau of Statistics of Labor.— CslttoH D. Wright, Chief.
Inland ^heries Commisstoner^.— Edward A. Brackett, Asa French, Frederick
W. Putnam.
Cwnmissioners of Prisons,— ThomsA Parsons, Brookline ; William Roberts,
Waltham; John B. Moore, Concord; Ellen C. Johnson, Boston; Emms
F. Carey, Cambridge.
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTBCBNT.
Meets first Wednesday in January,
SENATE.
President, — George A. Bruce of SomerviUe.
ClerA;.— Stephen N. Gilford of Duxbury.
Sergeant-at-Arms. — Oreb F. Mitchell of Bridgewater.
ChaplcUn* — Edmund I. Dowse of Sherborn.
SENATORS FROM WORCESTER OOX7NTT.
Salary $500 for the Session.
DiST. 1.— John D. Washburn of Worcester.
DiST. 2.— Charles E. W hi tin of Northbridge.
DiST. 8.— Charles A. Denny of Leicester.
DisT. 4. — Thoman P. Root of Barre.
DiST. 5. — ^Edward P. Loring of Fitch burg.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS OF WORCESTER COUNTT.
First District.— Comprises the city of Worcester.
Second District. — Comprises Blackstone, Boylston, Douglas, Grafton, H^
don, Milford, Northborough, Northbridge, Shrewsbury, Southboroogh, Up-
ton, Uxbridge and Westborongh.
Third Z>totric<.— Comprises Auburn, Brookfleld, Chariton, Dudley, Leioesttf,
Millbury, Oxford, Southbridge, Spencer, Sturbrldge, Sutton, Warren, WeD*
ster and West Brookfleld.
Fourth District, — Comprises Athol, Barre, Dana, Gardner, Hardwick, Hol-
den, Hubbardston, New Bralntree, North Brookfleld, Oakham, ?0^f
Petersham, Phillipston, Royalston, Rutland, Templeton and WInchendon.
Fffth District.— Comprises Ashburnham, Berlin, Bolton, Clinton, Fitcb^r^
Harvard, Lancaster, Leominster, Lunenburg, Princeton, 8terliog> ^^
BoylMton and Westminster.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Sfpeaker, — George A. Marden of Lowell.
Clerk. — Edward A. McLaughlin of Boston.
Sergeanl-at'Arms. — Oreb F. Mitchell of Bridgewater.
VIUTIA.
487
RXPBBSXMTATIYBS FROM W0BCB8TKR COUNTY.
Salary #500 for the Session.
IHst.
1« Blackstone, Uxbridge.~Mlchael
Beilly. 2d, of Uzbrldge.
2* MendoD, Milford, Upton. — James
A. Stratton, DaDiel Reed, of
Milford.
8« Northbridge, QraftoD. — Joseph
A. Dodge, of GraftoD.
4» Westboroagh, Soothboroogh. —
Edwin B. Haryey, of West-
boroagh.
6« Clinton, Berlin, Bolton, Sterling,
Lancaster, Harvard, Lunenburg.
— Alfi^d A. Burditt, of Clinton,
Stillman Stone, of Lunenburg.
lU Fltchbnrg. — ^Harris C. Hartwell,
Bei^. F. Wallis.
7* Winchendon, Ashburnbam, Gard-
ner, Westminster, Princeton.
— ^Roderic L. Bent, of Grardner,
Edwin L. Bumham, of West-
minster.
8* Athol, Boyalston. — C. Frederic
Richardson, of Athol.
9« Petersham, Phlllipston, Temple-
ton, Hubbardston. — Ellsha
Webb, of Petersham.
10« Dana, Hardwlck, Barre, Oak-
ham, New Braintree. — Geo. K.
Tufto, of New Braintree.
11« Rutland, Holden, Pazton, Lei-
cester.— John N. Murdock, of
Leicester.
Dist.
12.
18.
14.
U.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
28.
24.
25.
West BrookfieldfWarren, Brook-
fleld, North Brookfleld, Star-
bridge. — Alden Batcheller, of
North Brookfleld, Joseph W.
Hastings, of Warren.
Spencer, Charlton, Southbrldge,
Oxford. — Joseph W. Temple, of
Spencer, Francis L. Chapin, of
Southbrldge.
Douglas, Webster, Dudley. —
George A. Gleason, of Douglas.
Auburn, Millbury, Sutton. —
Thomas S. Eaton, of Auburn.
Shrewsbury, Northborough,
Boylston, West Boylston. —
Levi L. Flagg, of Boylston.
Leominster.— William B. Toul-
min.
Worcester, Ward 1. — Aaron G.
Walker.
Worcester, Ward 2.— Forrest E.
Barker.
Worcester, Ward 8. — James
Connor.
Worcester, Ward 4. — John J.
O'Oorman.
Worcester, Ward 5.— John F. H.
Mooney.
Worcester, Ward 6. — George H.
Ball.
Worcester, Ward 7. — George E.
Batchelder.
Worcester, Ward 8.— Burton W.
Potter.
MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER MILITIA.
SECOND REGIMENT INFANTRF.
Colonel. — ^Be^Jamin F. Bridges, of South Deerfleld.
LtetU, OSoZofMZ.— Embury P. Clark, of Holyoke.
Jf^or of Battalion. — George F. Sessions, of Springfield.
CoMPANT A, WoRCESTBB CiTT GUARDS. — Captain, Edwin R. Shumway; 1st
Lieutenant, James Early; 2nd Lieutenant, Frank W. Barrett. In Armory
Bailding.
CoBfPAirr C, WoBCBSTER Light Ikfantry.— Captain, Edward A. Harris; let
Lieutenant, Aaron 8. Taft; 2nd Lieutenant , Phineas L. Rider. lu Armory
Building.
LIGHT ARTILLERY— BATTERY B (Unattaohrd).
Headquarters at Armory Building.
Captain. — (George L. Allen ; Sen. 1st Lieutenant, Mason A. Boyden ; Jun.
1st Lieutenant, Fred. W. Wellington ; 2nd Lieutenant, Henry E. Smith ; Asst.
Surgeon, Henry S. Knight.
DEBT OF WORCESTER,
CONSULT THB
DTRBCTOBT.
1
488 COURTS.
COURTS.
UNITED STATES OOTTBT.
The Sapreme Court of the United States consists of one Chief and el^^t
Associate Justices. There are nine jadlcial circaits, and to each of these it
assigned one of the justices. By a law passed in 1869, there are also nine
Circait Judges, each of whom is to reside in his Circuit.
District of Massachusetts. — 27. S. Court House, 140 Tremont SU, Bo$Um.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Cour^.— Morrison R. Walte, of Toledo, Ohio,
appointed in 1874. Salary, ^10,500. (Fourth Circuit.)
Associate Justice (First Circuit).— Horace Gray, of Boston. Salary, #10,00(K
FIRST CIRCUIT COURT.
(For Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Shade Island,)
Circuit Judge. — John Lowell, of Newton. Salary, $5,000.
AttorTiey of the U. 8. for District of Mass. — George P. Sanger, of Boston.
Assistant District Attameys.'-ChtLS. Almy, Jr., W. K. Blodgett, Jr., C. K. Cobb.
Clerk, — John G. Stetson. Deputy Clerk. — Alex. H. Trowbridge.
Crier. — W. M. H. Copeland.
U. S. Marshal of the District of i/am.— Nathaniel P. Banks.
Deputy Marshals. — Wm. D. Pool, Frederick D. Gallupe, Antonio Enos.
U. S. Commissioner. — J. Henry Hill, 844 Main street, Worcester.
Terms of the Court, May 15, October 15.
n. S. DISTRICT GOUBT.
District Judge. — Thomas L. Nelson, of Worcester.
C^erA;.— Clement H. HIU. Deputy Clerks.— Elishu, Bassett, Francis S. Fiske.
Begister in Bankruptcy. — ^P. C. Bacon, 7 Chapin Block, Worcester.
Terms OF the Court. — March, the 8d Tuesday; June, \he 4th Tuesday;
September, the 2d Tuesday ; December, the Ist Tuesday. Special Courts are
held every day.
SUPREME JUDICIAL OOURT OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Chief Justice. — Marcus Morton, of Andover. Salary $6,600.
Associate Justices. ^Via\bT\6ge A. Field, Chas. Devens, of Boston; Wm.
Allen, of Northampton; Chas. Allen, of Boston; Waldo Colbum, of Dedbam;
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. of Boston. Salary $6,000 each.
Attorney- General. — Edgar J. Sherman, of Lawrence. Salary $4,000.
Assist. Attorney-Oeneral.—UMyej N. Shepard. Salary $2,000.
Clerk for the Commonwealth. — George W. Nichols, of Boston. Salary $8,000-
Terms of the Court for Worcester County. — At Worcester, Jubt
Term, 2d Tuesday in April; Law Term, 8d Tuesday after the 2d Tuesday in
September.
Rules in Equity will be held at the office of ihe Clerk of the Supreme
Judicial Court on the 1st Monday of every month.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Chief Justice. — Lincoln F. Brigham, of Salem. Salary $4,800.
Associate Justices. — Julius Rockwell, Lenox; Robert C. Pitman, Newton;
John W. Bacon, Natlck; P. Emory Aldrich, Worcester; Wm. 8. Gardner,
Newton; Hamilton B. Staples, Worcester ; Marcus P. Knowlton, Springfield;
Caleb Blodgett, Boston ; Albert Mason, Brookllne ; James M. Barker, Pitt^
field. Salary $4,500 each.
District Attorney.— YtsltxcXs T. Blackmer; elected by the people for a term
of three years ; term expires January, 1887.
Clerk of the Courts. — Theodore S. Johnson ; elected by the people for a term
of five years ; term expires January, 1887.
Assistant Clerk of the Courts. — Wm. T. Harlow ; appointed by the Sopreae
Conrt for a terra of three years; term expires Januai^ 8, 1886.
TUl? WnPPl?QTI?P lHr9cU»ryOtlif)eiMaS459Mai9k at..
COURTS. 439-46T
Second Assistant Clerk of the Cotirto.— Elliott H. Peabody; appointed by
Clerk of the Courts.
Tbbms op the Court for Worcester County. — For civil cases at Wor-
OBBTER, tlie first MoDday of March ; the Monday next after the 4th Monday of
August ; and the 2d Monday of December. At Fitchburo, the 2d Monday of
Jane and of November.
For criminal cases at Worcester, the 3d Monday of January; the 2d
Monday of May ; and the 8d Monday of October. At FrrcHBURG, the 2d Mon-
day of August.
DISTRICT COURTS.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT OF WORCESTER.
Courts held at City Hall, Worcester. District includes City of Worcester
and the towns of MiUbury, Sutton, Auburn, Leicester, Pazton, West Boylston,
Boylston, Hoiden and Shrewsbury.
Justice, — Samuel Utley.
^rst Special Justice. — George M. Woodward.
Second Special «/u«<ice.— David Manning, Jr.
Clerk. — Edward T. Raymond. Term expires December, 1886.
Assistant Clerk. — Austin P. Cristy. Janitor.— Wm. W. Macomber.
Sessions. — For criminal cases, held daily at 9 a. h. For civil cases, held
weekly, commencing on Saturday.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT OF EASTERN WORCESTER.
Courts held at Grafton and Westborough. District includes the towns of
Northborough, Southborougb, Westborough and Grafton.
Justice. — Dexter Newton of Southborougb.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF EASTERN WORCESTER.
Court held at Clinton. District includes Clinton, Berlin, Bolton, Harvard,
Lancaster and Sterling.
Justice. — Christopher C. Stone.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT OF SOUTHERN WORCESTER.
Courts held at Southbridge and Webster. District includes the towns of
Sturbridge, Southbridge, Charlton, Dudley, Oxford and Webster.
t/ii«t<c«.--Clark Jillson of Worcester.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF SOUTHERN WORCESTER.
Courts held at Blackstone and Uxbridge. District includes the towns of
Blackstone, Uxbridge, Douglas and Northbridge.
Justice. —Arthur A. Putnam of Uxbridge.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF SOUTHERN WORCESTER.
Coui|(s held at Milford. District includes Milford, Mendon and Upton.
Justice. — Charles A. Dewey of Milford.
FITCHBURQ POLICE COURT.
Court held at Fitchburg. District includes Fitchburg.
Justice. — ^Thornton K. Ware of Fitchburg. Clerk, Edward P. Loring.
COURTS OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY.
PROBATE OFFICE AT SOUTH COURT HOUSE, WORCESTER.
Judge. — Adln Thayer. Appointed for life by the Governor.
Begister. — Frederic W. Southwick. Elected by the people for a term of
fire years. Term expires January, 1889.
Assistant Begister. ^VfWWKm Coe. Appointed by Judge of Probate for a
term of three yeart*. Term expires January. 1887.
Term*.— At Worcester on the Ist and 8d Tuesdays of every month, except
August. At Fitchburg on the 4th Tuesdays of every month, except July and
August. At Milford on the 2d Tuesdays of April and September. At Tem-
pleton on the 2d Tuesdays of May and October. At Bar re on the Wednesdays
next after the 2d Tuesdays of May and October.
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH, "«*'"^^' ^Mbbctom,.
468 UNITED STATES OOVERNKRNT.
UNITED STATES aOVERNKENT FOR 1884.
THB BXECUTIVB.
PreMenL — Chester A. Arthur, of New York; salary, $60,000; term of <
expires March 4th, 1885.
Vice-President. — [Vacant]; salary, $8,000; term expires March 4th, 1881.
THE CABINET.
Salary, $8,000.
Secretary of State. — F. T. Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey.
Secretary of the Treasury. — Charles J. Folger, of New York.
Secretary of TTar.— Robert T. LIdcoId, of Illinois.
Secretary of the iVaoj^.— William B. Chandler, of New Hampshire.
Secretary of the Interior. — Henry M. Teller, of Colorado.
Postmaster-QeneraL—W aXu^r Q. Gresham, of Indiana.
AUomey-QeneraL^BeniAmin H. Brewster, of Pennsylvania.
Treasurer of the United States. — A. U. Wyman.
Comptroller of the Currency. — John J. Knox.
Commissioner of Internal Bevenue. — Walter Evans.
Commissioner of Agriculture. — George B. Lorlng.
Commissioner of Pensions.^W. W. Dudley.
Commissioner ofPcUents. — Benjamin Butter worth.
Commissioner of Education. — John Eaton.
Commissioner of Land Office.— lHovih C. McFarland.
Commissioner of Indian Office. — Hiram Price.
Public Printer. —8. P. Rounds.
Librarian of Congress.— A. R. SpoiTord.
Superintendent of Census. —Charles W. Seaton.
I , LEGISLATIVE.
I Salary of Senators and Representatives, $5,000, and 20 cents mileage.
i
Forty-Eighth Congress : Began March 4th, 1883; ends March 4th, 1885.
I President of the Senate. — George F. Edmunds, of Vermont, pro tmpore.
Acting Secretary. — Francis £. Scbober.
I Senators from Massachu8etts.-~Rejkry L. Dawes, of Pittsfield ; term expires
i 1887. George F. Hoar, of Worcester ; term expires 1889.
Speaker of the Souse. — John J. Carlisle, of Kentucky; salary, $8,000.
Clerk. — John B. Clark, Jr., of Missouri.
i REPRBSBNTATIVES FROM MA8SA0UUSBTTS.
I
District 1.— Robert T. Davis, of Fall River. 9
. ** 2. — John D. Long, of Hingham.
I '* 8.— Ambrose A. Ranney, of Boston.
! " 4.— Patrick A. ColllnM,'of Boston.
I ** 5. — Leopold Morse, of Boston.
*• 6. — Henry B. Lovering, of Lynn.
" 7. — Eben F. Stone, of Newburyport.
I ** 8. — Wni. A. Russell, of Lawrence.
" 9. — Theodore Lyman, of Brookline.
. " 10.— Wm. W. Rice, of Worcester.
1 *» 11.— Wm. Whiting, of Holyoke.
I •* 12. — ( — ), vacancy.
I
NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICr.
I Comprises the City of Worcester, and the towns of Auburn, Barre, Bofi-
ston, Brimfleld, Brookfleld, Charlton, Dousflas, Dudley, Grafton, Hanlwick,
Holden, Holland, Leicester, MlUbury, New Braintree, Northbridge, Nordi
Brookfleld, Oakham, Oxford, Paxton, Princeton, Rutland, Shrewsbury, Soath*
bridge, Spencer, Sterling, Sturbridge, Sutton, Upton, Uxbridge, Wales, Wa^
ren, Webster, WetitBoylston and West Brookfleld.
FOR PHASKS OF THE MOON, '''*'""'" ''"
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BANKS. 469
THE WORCESTER
NATIONAL BANK
OSaAinZED KAT 9, 1864.
FORMERLY THE WORCESTER BANK.
INCORPORATBD MARCH 7, 1804.
CAPITAL, $500,000.
LIMITED, $1,000,000.
Banting House, No. 9 Foster Street.
DISCOUNT DAY, MONDAY.
DIRECTORS.
STEPHEN SALISBURY, Prbsidbnt.
S. SALISBURY, Jr.
GEORGE CROMPTON.
WILLIAM H. JOURDAN.
JOSEPH SARGENT.
JOSIAH H. CLARKE.
A. GEORGE BULLOCK.
Cashieb, JAMES P. HAMILTON.
Ass't Cashibr and Teller, EDWARD O. PARKER.
Second Tbller, FRED. A. BROOKS.
Book-Kebper, SAMUEL D. SPURR.
Messbnobr, FRED. S. HOPKINS.
NoTART, CHARLES M. BENT.
Foreign Exchange and <« Letters of Credit, available by
travelers in any part of the World, furnished.
Open from 9 to 1 and 2 to 4 except Saturdays, on Saturdays open from 9 to 1.
^
470 BANKS.
The Cent[(al
NATIONAL BANK
OF WORCESTER,
452 IAIN STREET, MARBLE BUILDM, OFF. CITT HALL.
CAPITAL, ... - $300,000
LIMIT, ----- $1,000,000
SURPLUS, - - - - $100,000
INCORPORATED AS A STATE BANK, 1829.
ORGANIZED AS A NATIONAL BANK, MAT 18, 1864.
JOSEPH MASON, PRESIDENT.
HENRY A. MARSH, CASHIER.
W. J. HAPGOOa Asst. Cashier. W. WOODWARD. Book-keeper.
WALTER H. ADAMS. Asst Book-keeper. ARTHUR H. EVANS. Clerk.
JOSEPH MASON, SAMUEL B. HETWOOD,
PHILIP L. MOEN, AUGUSTUS N. CUBBIEB,
THOMAS L. NEI^ON, LUCIUS J. KNOWLBS,
WALDO LINCOLN.
JOSEPH MASON, Solicitor.
DISCOUNT DAY, - MONDAY.
Ba]il[HoiirsQ*o]ii9A.M.tolP.H.; 2to4F.H. SaMys.CloseatlP.l
BANKS. 471
The Quinsigamond National Bank
OF WORCESTER,
NO. 241 MAIN STREET.
INOOBFOMTED AS A STATE BAM, MABOH, 1883.
BtargtmUied os a IfmHtmai Btmh, Mareh, 1865,
CAPITAL STOCK, - - - - $250,000.
E. B. STODDABDi President.
JOHZr L. OHAHBESLIir, OaBhier.
* HENST P. MTTSEAT, Asst. Oashier and Teller.
FBAHK BIOHABDBOV, Messenger.
DISCOUNT ^A.Y, MOlSPDA^ir.
E. B. STODDAED, Solicitor.
GEO. E. SMITH, Notary.
E. B. STODDARD, Prbbidbnt.
WILLIAM DICKINSON.
EDWARD L. DAVIS.
M. V. B. JEFFERSON.
JAMES T. LEAVm.
EDWIN BROWN.
SAMUEL BROWN.
T. S. JOHNSON.
Bank Hours from 9 A. M. to i P. M.; 2 to 4 P. M.
Saturdays, close at i P. M.
472 BANKS.
CAPITAL, • $150,000.
THE CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK,
426 MAIN STREET,
WOBGESTEB. MASS.
mOOBFOMTED AS A STATE BANE, APBIL 9, 1886.
atmh, JWi'Mwy 1, 1$6S.
DIRECTORS.
FBANCI8 H. KINNICUTT,
HAMILTON B. FAY,
SAMUEL WOODWABD,
BENJ. W. CHILDS,
CHAS. A. CHASE.
F. H. nNNIOUTT, Freaident. L. W. EAMMOin), Oasbier.
G. A. SMITH, Teller.
DISCOUNT DAY, MONDAY.
BANK HOURS.
Fnm • A. K. to 1 P. M.} 2 to 4 P. M. Satwdajs dMe at 1 F. I<
BANKS. 478
THE MECHANICS
NATIONAL BANK
OF WORCESTER,
3U MAIN ST.. CEHTRAL EKCHAKaE.
CAJPITAIj, - - - - - - $3S0,000
liUaiT, $1,000,000
8UIUPLU8, $70,000
UJCORPORATEB AS A STATE BANK, 1848.
Oboaiozsd as a National Bank, June, 1865.
2>« 8. ME88INOEM9 J^esident.
GEOBOB E. MEJRBILL, Cashier.
IL H. LOWE, - - Teller. | H. H. KLDD, - - Book«kkepeb.
JOHN E. MOBSE, Clerk.
D. 8. HE8SINGEB, E. W. YAILL,
F. H. DEWEY, J. EDWIN SMITH,
JOSEPH MUBDOCE, A. H. WELCH,
STEPHEN SAWTEB, S. D. DAYENPOBT.
DI8COUJ!rT DAT, TUE8I>AT.
REDEMPTION AGENCIES.
MATIONAIi BAMK OF COJHIEEBCK, - BOSTOM.
FOVBTH MATIOMAIi BANK, - NEW YORK.
Banking Hoitbs:
• A. H. to 1 P. 9U, and 9 to 4 P. IH. SaturdAys do«e at 1 P. M.
474 BANKS.
THE OIT
NATIONAL BANK
OF WORCESTER,
CORNER OF MAIN AND PEARL STREETS.
CAPITAL, . - - - $400,000.
CALVIN FOSTER, President.
NATHANIEL PAINE, Cashier.
IDZXiSO*rORS.
CALVIN FOSTER, T. M. SOGERS,
LEWIS BARNARD, W. E. RICE,
LORING COES, THEO. C. BATES,
W. W. RICE, ARTHUR M. STONE.
THOMAS H. GAGE.
Asst. Cashier: CHARLES A. WILLIAMS.
Book-keeper: WILLIAM E. WEBB.
DISCOUNT DAY, MONDAY.
BANK HOURS.
From 9 A. M. to i P. M. ; 2 to 4 o'clock P. M.
Saturdays close at i P. M.
BANKS. 475
THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OF WORCESTER.
United Htates I>epositoi*y.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDM, - - 410 MAIN STREET.
OBGAIOZED, 1868. RE-OKGANIZED APRIL 24, 1882.
CAPITAL, $300,000.
SURPLUS, - ■ - - $160,000.
EDWARD A. GOODNOW. President.
ALBERT H. WAITE, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
EDWARD A. GOODNOW,
CHARLES B. PRATT,
EDWIN MORSE,
6. HENRY WHITCOMB,
CHARLES C. HOUGHTON,
WARREN MoFARLAND,
CHARLES H. MORGAN,
DAVID CUMMINGS,
WILLIAM A. DENHOLM.
GIUBXMT K, BANI>, JLtst. CanhUr, VRB1>, W. WHITX, Boeh-keepm',
MOBXBT «r. BOTB, Booh-heeper. CHAa. X. MBBOB, Clerk*
VBAHTR B. BVBWBBt Mettengw*
DISCOUNT DAY, MONDAY.
Furnish Letters of Credit and Foreign Exchange available in any part of
the World.
BANE HOUBS. From 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. ; From 2 to 4 P. M.
Saturdays close at 1 P. M.
SoUeitor, G£OROE SWAM.
476
SAVINGS BANKS.
WORCESTER COUJSTTT^
INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS.
No. 13 FOSTER STREET.
INCORPORATED FEB. 8, 1828.
Open Daily for the receipt of Deposits;! but they are put on Interest 00 the
of January, April, July and October.
Diy
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY 16TS.
Amount of Deposits,
Number of Depositors,
$8,9S7»77i-"
ao,53«
PRESIDENT.
Stephen Salisbury, Jr.
VIOIfr*PBBSn>BNTS.
STEPHEN SALI8BUBY, FRANCIS H. KINNICUTT,
HENBY W. MILLER, ALBERT TOLMAN,
JOSEPH SARGENT.
JAMES F. ALLEN,
MELTIAH B. GREEN,
BENJAMIN WALKER,
GEORGE S. HOWE,
JOSEPH MASON,
JOHN D. WASHBURN,
GEORGE CROMPTON,
EDWARD L. DAVIS,
STEPHEN SALISBURY, Jr.,
GEORGE E. FRANCIS,
TBUSTEBS.
WILLIAM H. JOURDAN,
THOMAS H. GAGE,
JOSIAH H. CLARKE,
CHARLES B. PRATT,
A. GEORGE BULLOCK,
GEORGE T. RICE,
JOHN W. WETHERELL,
WALDO LINCOLN,
GEORGE CHANDLER,
FRANK P. GOULDING.
BOABD OF INYB8TMBNT.
STEPHEN SALISBURY, Jb., JOHN D. WASBBUBN,
JOSEPH MASON, FRANCIS H. SXEINICnTT,
WM. H. JOURDAN.
BOARD OF AUDITORS.
WALDO LINCOLN, GEORGE S. HOWX>
EDWARD L. DAVIS.
CHARUS A. CHASB, Treasurer. KD WARB B. HAMILTOI, Gen'l AeflMOlist.
J. HIHBY HIU, Clerk of Corporation. LUTHER M. LOVUL, Teller,
FRAHK L. MB8SIM6KR, Clerk.
BASK EOUBS 9 TO 1; 2 TO 4. OS SATTTBDAT8, 0 TO 1 OILT.
SAVINGS BANKS.
477
THE WORCESTER
Meghjinics Savins Bap
311 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
INC OJRJPOBATBn MAY 15, 1861.
OFFICERS FOR 1884!
PRESIDENT.
FKAIVCIS H. r>EWEY.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
T. W. HAMMOND, EMORY BANISTER,
J. EDWIN SMITH, A. B. R. SPRAGUE.
TRUSTEES.
GEORGE E. MERRILL, BENJAMIN ZAEDER,
STEPHEN J. WILCOX, SAMUEL E. HILDRETH,
W. H. HACKETT, JOHN D. LOVELL,
A. M. HOWE, BENJAMIN W. CHILDS,
JOHN H. GOES, EDWARD WHITNEY,
CHAS. F. WASHBURN.
Treasurer: HENRY WOODWARD. Clerk: F. H. DEWEY, Jr.
AUDITORS.
G. E. MERRILL, S. J. WILCOX.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
F. H. DEWEY, EMORY BANISTER, T. W. HAMMOND,
J. EDWIN SMITH and JOHN H. COES.
CHAS. G. STOWELL, TeUer.
FRANK W. CUTTING, Book-keeper.
Deposits received daily, and placed upon . interest on the Fifteenth day of
January, April, July and October.
Dividends payable on or after the lOth of January and July.
Dividends not withdrawn are placed upon interest on the fifteenth day of the
next quarter day after they are declared.
All taxes on deposits are paid by this Bank.
Bank Open from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
Saturdays, Close at 1 P. M.
Our Vaults Secured bt Chronometer Locks.
29-30
478
SAVINGS BANKS.
WORCESTER
FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK,
NO. 246 MAIN STREET, WOEOESTER.
IJBTCOBPORJLTMD ABMZL 1, 1954.
Deposits are received up to One Thousand Dollars, and put upon interest on
the FntST day of January, April, July and October.
nmSRE8T COMPUTED ETERT JANUARY AND JULY.
All diTidends are placed upon interest if not withdrawn, and may accumulate tfll
the principal amounts to $1,000.
ALL TAXES PAID BY THE BANK.
Amoant of Deposlto January 1, 1884,
BTo. of Bepoaitors <« *<
92,618,005.74
10,87S
omoBRs.
President, CLARENDON HARRIS.
David S. Mbssinger,
Obo. W. Russell,
Henrt M. Whbbleb,
Qboboe Sumner,
Frank E. Lancaster,
Gilbert J. Rugg,
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
John C. 0ns,
Nathaniel Paine,
TRUSTEES.
William L. Clark,
Henrt M. Witter,
Edward H. Stark,'
Joseph £. Davis,
Simeon N. Stort.
Stephen Sawyer.
Horace W. Bigelow,
Aaron F. WhittkicorB)
Jared Whitman,
John L. Chambrrlin.
FINANCIAL COMMITTEE.
Clarendon Harris,
David S. Messinger,
William L. Clark,
Stephen Sawyer.
TREASURER.
J. STEWART BROWN.
Clerk of Corporation, - . ELIJAH B. STODDARD.
AUDITORS.
NATHANIEL PAINE, JOHN C. OTIS.
Bank Hours from 9 A. M. to 1 P. ][•, and 2 to 4 P. M.
Satordayg Close at 1 P. M.
SAVINGS BANKS. 479 ^
People's Savin&s
452 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
INCORPORATED MAY 13, 1864.
DEPOSITS PUT UPON INTEREST ON THE FIRST DAT OF FEBRUARY,
MAY, AUGUST AND NOTEMBER.
Semi-Annual Dividends are Payable in February and August, and
added to the Principal, if not ivithdraivn.
ALL TAXES PAID BY THE BANK.
PRESIDENT.
L. J. KNOWLES.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
CAIiTIN FOSTER, W. W. BICE,
A. Hr. CURBIEB, SVSIBTEB PBATT,
S. B. BUBYWOOD.
HANAGERS.
GEORGE A. BROWN, JAMES P. HAMILTON,
HENRY A. MARSH, CHAS. B. WHITING,
WARREN WILLIAMS, JOHN S. BALDWIN,
PHILIP L. MOBN, EDWARD W. VAILL,
THOMAS M. ROGERS, HORACE WYMAN,
HARLAN P. DUNCAN, SAMUEL D. NYE.
H. 0. EIOE, Olerk. 0. M. BENT, Treasurer.
BANE HOURS from NINE A. M. to ONE P. M.; TWO to POUR P. M.
SATURDAYS, NINE A. M. to ONE P. M. ; SIX to EIGHT P. M.
480 SAFE UEFOSIT ANU TliDST COMPAVI.
WORCESTEB SAFE DEPOSIT HEUSTCOMPAE
OfflCE BODES;
_JDRSl
SATUBDAY.
9 A.. Iti-
— TO —
—TO—
448 MAIK STREET, OPPOSITE CITT HALL, VORCESTER, IAS.
CA.FITA.L, - - $200,000.
CHABTBRED BT THB flTATE.
Bl«™ln|i «IM ind ui)w»rd>. 8p«!»l df po.lu (or III ™'"^'}J [h^-
. lUomd on iWlT liiU''"
ud BoBda bonKbl ad ■M •■
CollHtlaU DWdB OB ill palDUlll Ili< UdImcI BIltM IDd Cuiidi.
emillulMnalawliiiRBrilir-DnnirCuH, to which thB Banur
> t1» public: Ibr rent. It prlcavkiTlnic Irani >Uto •IttiMbperui
IIIBAPLlCIOrHBOiraiTT xaiklSKT FIBI OK BUBOLABI fO
Iwl*.
Bond!, MarlntcaL Willi. Dsedi, jBwelrjr. ailnr Flmte, Ac, rtaalTad M
EDWARD r. BI8C0, Secretary. GEO. H. BIGE, PndddiL
ABsistant Secretary, SAHUEL H. OLABT.
DI RECTORS.
GbObob H. Bicb. or WoroMMr, Tabkin WiLUUn, af Wain**-
BlIIJ. WlLKSB,'
John H. Oom.
BANKERS. 481
CHARLES B. WHITlf|G k CO.,
Bankers i Brokers,
415 MAIN SIBEET, WORCESTER, MjlSS.
"PIPER BLOCK."
Government Securities, Stocks, Bonds and Gold, Bought
and Sold on Commission.
COLLECTIONS lADE THBOUaHOIIT THE UNITED STATES & CANADA8,
V/IXH PROMPT RETURNS.
Special Attention given to the Collection of Dividends,
Coupons, Etc.
Also, to the Purchase and Sale of California and other Mining Stocks.
AgeDk foF k kious M of Eiiropeaii Stailiips.
PASSPORTS ISSUED.
LETTEKS OP CREDIT FOR TRAVELERS.
»
Exchange on London, Dub /In, Paris, and the Principal Cities of Ger^
many, Norway, Sweden, Italy, Etc.
TO IN^r:ESTORS.
All Secnrities dealt in at the NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANaE, Bought
and Sold either for Cash or on Margin.
Being in Constant Communici^on with NEW YORK BY PRIVATE WIRE, our
Facilities for the Transaction of Business of this Character are
not surpassed by any Banking House In
New England.
CHAS.B. WHITING & CO.
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482 INSURANOE.
THE OLD" WORCESTER
Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY,
Worcester, Mass.
Incorporated, February. 1823.
M COIFAIIT COSTIMS TO MM FBOFKfr
Of the Safest Clam Only, against Loss or Damage by Fire or Lightning.
No Herchandise or Stoek in Trade Insnred.
Pays 60 per Cent Dividends.
DIHBCTOB8.
EBEN'R TORREY, Fitchburg. SOLON S. HASTINGS, Princeton.
PAUL WHITIN, Whitinsvillc. J. A. FAYERWEATHER, Westboro'
JAS. S. WOOD WORTH, Worcester. WILLIAM MIXTER, Hardwick.
D. S. MESSINGER, Worcester. CHARLES M. MILES, Worcester.
ROGER F. UPHAM, Worcester.
• I
EBENEZES TOBBET, Pres't. 0HABLE8 M. MILEB, Vioe-Frest. and Tieu.
BO&EB F. UPHAM, Seoretary. FBANE P. EElTOAIiL, Ass't Seo'y.
Met : Worciiiiter MM Fire Dtsiirm
877 ICAUr STREET, OPPOSITE ELK 8TBEET.
IK817BANCE. 488
MERCHANTS' AND FARMERS'
riKE INSUEANCE
COMPANY,
WORCESTER, MASS.
INCORPORATED 1846.
JOHN D. WASHBURN, President.
E. B. STODDARD, Secretary.
Dividend* Now Being Paid of Fifty Per CenJt. on
Five Year Policies.
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Worcester.
E. B. STODDARD,
CLARENDON HARRIS,
JOHN D. WASHBURN, ------ «'
CHARLES A. CHASE,
WALDO LINCOLN, - - - . . -
JAMES GOODMAN, Boston.
CHARLES G. STEVENS, Clinton.
CHARLES A. DENNY, Leicester.
OMAN H. LAWRENCE, Fitchburg
GEO. F. DRAPER, Hopedale-
This Company Insures Buildings, Merchandise and Personal
Property of the Safer Classes Only, against Fire or
Lightning. Strictly on the MUTUAL PLAN.
484 msuBANCB.
State Mutual
LIFE ASSURANCE CO..
OF WORCESTER, MASS.
A. «. BVIiliOCK, ... Pi«aMeat.
THOHAa H. OAOE, . Tle«.PrcsMca«.
H. H. WHEEI^EB, . AaslstMit »eere<a»y»
J. D. E. JOBTES, • . Saperintendent vTAgemtlM.
WOXIAH E. 8TARB, . • Aetrnmrf.
CONSULTING PEYSICIANS:
JOSEPH SARGENT, M. D. THOMAS H. GAGE, ■. D.
CHJlRTER:ED 18^4.
Ratio of Assets to Liabilities, - 126 to IDO.
Ab per Maasctchusetta Insurance CommisHoner's
Annual Report^ 1883.
Cash in all Business. I Prompt Payment of
Care in the Selection of Bisks. ! Annual Dividends of Suzpfais.
Non-Forfeiture of Policies secured by the Law of Massachusetts.
Every Policy issued after Dec. 81, 1880, has a '' cash value,'' and %
''paid up value" fixed by Law, for every year of its existence.
No Massaclinsetts Life Insurance Co. Ever Failed.
The Interest alone received on the Invested I\inds of the Company
has paid all the Death Claims during the entire period^
from 1844 to 1884, and left a Surplus to be applied
to other JS^xpenses.
Office, - 240 MAIN STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
IK8UBAN0E. 485
AUG. N. CURRIER,
(General Agent for New England of the
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OP MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
Also , Agent for the Following :
ROYAL mSURANCE COMPANY,
ENOLAKD.
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
ENGLAND.
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRB INS. CO.,
ENGLAND.
NORWICH UNION FIRE INS. SOCIETY,
ENGLAND.
INS. CO. OP NORTH AMERICA,
PHILADELPHIA.
PBNNSYLYANIA EIRE INSURANCE CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
AMERICAN EIRE INSURANCE CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YOBK.
HANOVER EIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NEW TOBK.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INS. CO.,
MASSACHUSETTS.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWABK.
EQUITABLE FIRE AND MARINE INS. CO.,
PBOVTDENCE.
TRADERS' INSURANCE CO.,
CHICAGO.
OmCE, 492 lAK STBEET, f OBCiSTEB, lUSS.
Room No. 1, Jonas O-. Clark's Blook
iS6 IV8UKAHCE,
REMOVAL.
WORCESTER COUNTY
INSUKANCE AGENCY,
{ESTABLISHED 1865.)
492 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
Jonas G. Clark^s New Block, Boom 4.
A. C. MUNROE.
AGENT AND ATTOBNET FOB
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CO.
QUEEN INS. COMPANY, LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
CITY OF LONDON FIRE INSURANCE CO.
FRANKLIN FIRE INS. CO., PHEADELPHIA, PA.
HOWARD INSURANCE CO., NEW YORL
WILUAMSBURGH CITY FIRE INS. CO., NEW YORK.
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL INS. CO., MILWAUKEE.
Polides written on favorable terms, and lossee adjnsted and paid it
this Office.
iNBDiuircE. 487
GEO. B. KENDALL. EDWARD E. LONQLEY.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
KENDALL & LONGLET,
AGENTS,
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
452 MAIN STEEET,
WORCESTER. MASS.
BepreBenting American and Foreign Fire Insurance
Companies, with combined Capital and
ALSsets of
SEVENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
488
INSUBAKCS.
RELIABLE INSURANCE.
CHAS. E. GRANT
Is the Duly Authorized Agent for the following
RAN
J
MPANIES:
Standard Fire,
ENGLAND.
Glens Falls Insurance Co.,
NEW YORK.
Shoe and Leather Insurance Co.,
BOSTON.
Commerce Insurance Co.,
ALBANY.
Citizens Insurance Co.,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Traders and Mechanics Insurance Co.,
LOWELL.
Quincy M. Fire Insurance Co.,
QJJINCY.
Holyoke M. Fire Insurance Co.,
SALEM.
Fitchburg M. Fire Insurance Co.,
FITCHBURG.
Citizens' M. Insurance Co.,
BOSTON.
tile
k
Insured at Low Rates.
ALL Losses Peomptlt adjusted and Promptly PM
Offlee, S5S MAIN STREET, W0B0E8TEB, MASS.
INSURANCE.
489
EDWIN ELDRED & CO.,
82 Front St, Worcester, Mass.
'FIRE INSUEAISrOE.
REPRESENT THE
SCOTTISH UNION ANB NATIONAIj INSURAUCE COMPANY ^
OF EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND.
PROVIOEMCE WASHIlfGTOM INSURABTCE COBIPAlirT,
OF PROVIDENCE.
BHBW YORK BOWERY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
MECHANICS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BROOKLYN.
TRANSATI4ANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HAMBURGH, GERMANY.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York.
liORH^IiARD INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York.
Insurance Effected to any amount in Safe and Reliable Companies*
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS OFFICE.
CAMBRIDGE
1
m
Al Fill INSDMNCE CO.,
Incorporated .4. D« 1888.
Dwelling Houses and Contents any-
where in Massaohnsetts.
Insures
Amount at Bisk Get. Ivt, 1888,
Casli Assets, - - - -
Uabillties (Reinsnraaee fund).
95,545,000.00
188,800.00
40,070.00
Are now paying 60 per cent. Betarn Premium on S-year Policies.
MO. $55 IAIN STREET, CAIBBIDaEPOBT.
J08IAH W. OOOE, President ALFRED L. BARBOTTB, Secretary
EDWIN ELDRED & CO., Agents,
88 FRONT ST., WOROESTBR.
490 NEWSPAPERS.
184S.] [IMS.
WORCESTER
EVENING GAZETTE.
FEARLESS, IMPARTIAL, INDEPENDENT.
Indebted to no Party, no Sect, no Faction for its SuccesSi
it Seeks Always the
INTERESTS OF TRUTH AND JUSTICE,
And the Welfare of the Whole People.
Tbe Gazette is in M Hembersliip of tlie Associated Press.
It contains all tbe IVew8« Local and General.
Subscription Price $8.00 a Year.
$2,00 FOB THREE MONTHS,
rw\
THE j;gis and gazette,
Founded in 1801,
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Price, $1.50 a Year, fben paiH in Aitfaiife.
^ICE, FiKST Floob, no. 390 MAIK STREET.
CHARLES H. DOB * CO.
NEWSPAPEN8. 491
444 Jmain Street, - - Opposite City Hull.
The WoBCBSTBR Spy is one of the oldest institutions of the city, having
been printed here by Isaiah Thomas in 1775. This veteran patriot printer and
publisher had established the Massachusbtts Spy in Boston, the first number
being printed there in 1770. It earnestly espoused the patriot cause, and
pronounced in favor of the party of the Revolution. Its editor was, like
Samuel Adams and John Hancock, one of the ** Traitors" who were to be
smnmarily executed by the British — when taken. But he was not taken ; to
avoid any interruption of this unpleasant character he removed his Type and
Press from Boston, where first established, to Worcester, just before the afl)idr
of Lexington and Concord, and^the paper has been printed in Worcester ever
since.
The last number of the Massachusetts Spy issued in Boston, was dated
April 6, 1775. On the 8rd of May, following, the Spy came out in Worcester,
with its motto in large type as follows : ''Americans ! Liberty or Death I Join
or die ! *' The Spy continued a vigorous advocate of the Independence of
America, burning like a calcium light through the Revolution. It Uved to see
the Independence of the United States secured, and has been printed uninter-
ruptedly since, till it scores to-day its one hundred and fourteenth year.
The WORCESTER DAILY SPY, which from the first has been distin-
goished for its vigorous advocacy of Republican principles, has spared no
'%ffort to secure always prompt and reliable news. Started when Worcester,
now a city of 70,000 persons, was but a village, the Spy has grown with its
marvellous development, and is intimately allied with its past history, its
present interests, and its future progress.
The first thing ever printed in Worcester was a copy of the Spy. Then,
as now, the Spy was prompt with the news, giving a stirring account of the
battle of Lexington. As an illustration of the enterprise of the Spy, before
the day of the telegraph, this journal printed in May, 1775, the earliest pub-
lished contemporary account of the capture of Ticonderoga. This account
was the source from which the London periodicals of that date made up their
notices of the expedition.
The Spy to-day, by its connection with the Associated Press and its thou*
sands of miles of telegraph wire and submarine cable, is able to give each
morning the daily history of the world. Its corps of correspondents will
compare in excellence with that of any similar journal. It prints full and
accurate market reports, home and foreign, money and stocks, and gives
earliest intelligence of all movements in trade and commerce.
The Spy gives special attention to its home news, and its record of pass-
ing local events will be found prompt, full and accurate. Its superior staff of
reporters and correspondents enables it to excel in this department.
The Spy Is the best and cheapest advertising medium through which to
reach the readers and buyers of Central Massachusetts. Those having wants
to supply or the means of supplying the wants of others, cannot more surely
and more profitably reach each other than through the Worcester Spy.
The terms of the Daily Spy are $8 a year, in advance ; otherwise 75 cents
a month. The Weekly, $2 a year.
ffl. c.^^w™. } J. D. BALDWIN & CO., Mlisliers,
444 MAIIV ST., Opp. City Bull, Woreest«r«
492 WORCESTER DIRECTORY.
APPLETON'S CYCLOPEDIA.
The largest and most complete work, and has cost more money than any other
i>ook ever made on this continent. More than 1(1,000,000 worth sold in 1883, and
sales constantly increasing.
Installment Plan. Terms Easy.
"A most convenient, comprehensive, and trustworthy book of reference. Itf
scientific articles hit the happy medium between too little technicality and too modi
of it.'* Hon. Oeobgb Bakgboft.
''Appleton's Cyclopedia is unquestionably the best popular manual of genersl
reference for an American.'' Hon. Georgb William Cubtu.
TGen. J. PICKETT, Postmaster.
References in this City : { A. P. MARBLE, Esq.. SupU of Schools.
(Dr. J. M. RICE, Medical £xam!ner.
'9
Agent for Worcester City, and Worcester County. Office: Room 25, Jonas G.
Clark's Block, Main St. Residence : U Winslow St., Worcester, Mass.
Hembt C. Nash, Manager, - 92 Franklin St., Boston, Mass.
SCHAFF-HERZOG CYCLOPEDIA
OF RSXIttlOUS KNOWJLEDGE.
THE ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE,
With the most complete Aids and Helps to its Study. Also, a line of
the best
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS & PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
A FEW FIRST-CLASS AGENTS WANTED.
Xj "2" IwC A. 2Sr IDK;TJie,"3r,
(General Agent for Worcester and Franklin Counties,
Room 2, 460 MAIN ST., Worcester.
CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE,
405 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
Money to Loan on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, and all kinds of Personal Property,
not to be removed.
PRIVATE ROOM FOR LADIES.
BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
GOULDING & MURPHY, Proprietors.
X. P. OOVLOINO. J. J. MVBPBT.
ADVERTISING DEPAKTHEMT. 49S
B. W. Abbott. C. M. Fbbbt.
B. W. ABBOTT & CO.
.A.XT0a*IO3\rSSESJEl.S
AND DEALERS IN HORSES.
City Stock Yards, 216 Summer St., Worcester, Mass.
Hold Segalar Sales Srery Ssturday at 10 o'clock a. h., of
H0BBB8, OASKUaES, WAKWHWrWi OATXLB, SWIHE, FOWLS, &«. Ae.
Property attended to In any Fart of the Ciounty.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY.
Established 1841.
EDWARD RUSSELL & CO.
GEO. H. HULL, Jr., Ivaida.
463 Main Street, - - Worcester, Mass.
This iMtltDtlon ba« been In operation 41 ycnri, 1» the pioneer In this branoh of inlbnnatlon, and
lia0nowOBIISHUlff]>RXIDBBAII€HroFFICBS,efltabllsbe<l in tbe Principal 01Ues,an4
expending a liberal outlay of capital, to inanre tbe best Information obtainable.
Reference Books Published 4laarterly.
CALL AT OFFICE FOR TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
General Intelligence (in regard to Real E8tate)| and
COLLECTING OFFICE,
460 MAIN ST., OPP. OLD SOUTH OHUEOH,
WOBGESTEB, MASS.
HEADQUARTERS
For all information pertaining to Renting HOI78F.8. TENEMENTS, STORES, SHOPS. ROOM&
eto. Property Rented, Taken care of, and Rents Collected for Non-Residentt. Bills Collated, and
General Infbrmatlon gWen in regard to Renting Property.
KT* BUSINESS IS THE ORDER OP THE DAY. ,.|^
494
WOSCBSTfiR DIRECTOKT.
COOLIDGE & TAYLOR,
Tl
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Bepresent the following Beliable Companies:
SUN FIRE OFFICE of London,
UNION INSURANCE CO. of
la,
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE CO. of
Toronto, Canada,
MERIDEN INSURANCE CO., Meriden, Cona
All Losses Promptly Adjusted and Paid at This Office.
554 MAIN STBEET, - WORCESTER, MASS.
JOHN F. CROWELL, ~
IN SUE AN CE.
NO. 6 BRINLEY HALL, 344 MAIH STREET,
Policies written on all classes of Property, and apon the most Favorable Tezmi,
in both Stock and Mutual Companies.
N. A. HAERINGTON,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Policies written in the best Stock and Mutual Companies, at the Lowest
Possible Bates.
ROOM 15, J. G. CLARK'S NEW BLOCK,
' 492 mm STBEST, WOBO£ST£B, MASS.
Takx thx Elbtatob.
ADYBRTISINO DEPABTKEin'. 495
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF BOSTON.
BepreseiteA ii Worcester liy Geo. T. Dewey, CeDtral Eicbime, 311 Iain St.
This Company will hereafter issue Endowment Policies at all ages, for precisely
the same premiums hitherto charged for the Life Policies.
Assets, $16,432,181. Liabilities, $13,864,889. Total Surplus, $2,567,292.
BENJ. F. 8TEYENS, President. JOSEPH M. GEBBENS, Secretary.
imOFOLITiK LIFE DISUMCE CO. 01 NEW 70BK.
The Largest Company of its kind in America.
JOSEPH F. KNAPP, Pres. JOHN R. HEGEMAN, VIce-Pres.
STEWAET L. WOODFOED, Counsel.
Indnstrial Branch especially adapted to Persons of Moderate Means. Ages from
1 to 70 years taken. Ko initiation Fee charged. Dues collected weekly or monthly
at the houses of members. Cost, 5 cents per week and upwards. Males and Females
taken at the same premium. Benefits paid within twenty-four hours after death. No
increase of payments. It yields from ^14.00 to |1,000 and over in cash. More than
^,000,000 already paid to members for claims.
WM. HOUOH, Snpl;., Room 89, Jonas G. Clark's Bloek.
For Circulars, apply at Office. Agents Wanted.
EDWARD B. RICE,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
377 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
Representing Several First-Class Stock and Mutual Companies.
Insurance effected to any amount at equitable rates. Losses adjusted and paid
at this office.
WOB€£8TEB ]KIANUFACTITB£R8'
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, 448 MAIN STBEET, Woroester, Mass.
Insures only First-€lass llannfacinrinff Property.
SAMUEL B. BABTOV, Seontary. GEO. M. BIOE, Fmideiit and Txeanirsr.
Insurance effected at Reasonable Rates.
496 WORCESTSB DIBECTOBT.
W. S. KNIGHT.
jrt€9iiee of UU JP^aee^
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 12 FRONT STREET, Room 7, WORCESTER, HAS8.
Has for Sale or Exchanee, Houses, Farms, Building Lots, Western Lands, «««-
ber and Wood IiOts, Mills, Stores, Business Chances, Mortgages and Bosinees ps^er.
Loans Negotiated and Money Livested. Tenements Let and Bents Colleeted.
Acknowledgments taken at Office or Residences in the City. Deeds, MortgageBf
Discharges and Assignments of the same carefully drawn at reasonable priees.
Frsncid B. Riee. HaUeek Bwrflett.
RICE & BARTLETT,
REAL ESTATE,
Will asMiune the eare of, and Attend to tlie Parokaae,
Sale and lieavlng^ of Estates.
NEGOTIATORS OF MORTGAGES.
S Warren Block, 10 Pearl St., Worcester, Mass.
YOUNGh & KNEELAND,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 28 PEARL STREET, Opposite Post Oice, Worcester, lass.
Offer for Bale, Houses, Lands, Suburban Residences, Sea Shore Cottages, Faims, Jbe.
LOANS NEGOTIATED, RENTS COLLECTED.
PRIESTLEY YOUNG, ASA U. KNEELANO,
Notary Publle. Justlee of th« Peace.
J. M. FOLLANSBEE,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE.
MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED FROM 4 TO 6 PER CENT.
MONET WAITTED ON GOOD MORTGAGES.
DISPUTED CLAIMS ADJUSTED.
No. 288 Main Street, Opposite Bay State House^
Worcester, Mass.
ADVBBTI8ING DEPARTMENT. 497
SILAS A. BURGESS,
Offlee X ROOM NO. 8, BRENIiEY HAIjIi*
ENTRANCE: NO. 344 MAIN STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
TRAVELERS
LIFE Ap OCCIDENT V^UfMl CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Life or Endowment Polioies with ample Seonrityi at Low Oaeh Bateii
ProfessioiiAl Business Men, Mechanics and Laboring Men insured affafnst all accidents.
Policies written for one day or one vear, ffiving indemnity Irom ^.00 to
$60.00 per week in case of disabliuff imury, and $1,000 to |10,000
in case of aeatn.
CHJBIiES BABtWELL, tit., 452 Hil M., Peoille's SatillB Batt BlUiH.
REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES, FARMS AND HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,
BY
WM. C. BARNARD,
Residence: OAKLAND STREET, - BARNARDVILLE,
NEAR HOPE CEMETERY.
MRS. OLIVE H. MORROW,
T^axiDEi^njisT.
FUh Mounting by Dr. DAVIDSON'S method, mc^de a SpedcUty.
Call at Room 98,
STOCKWELL'S BLOCK, NO. 16 MECHANIC STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
82
498
WOBCB8TEB DIBBCTOBT.
PENSIONS AND BOUNTIES.
TBI IT2TD1CSSI9NBD ymi. DXVOTB HI8 ATTKNTIOV TO
PROSECUTING CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS,
Bovntieii Amangv of V%jf lad other Olainif againit the United Ststee <
HarlDK bad SI yean* txpericnc*. am eoafldoit I can flf« aadaftctton to aD.
O-EO. li- ESTA-BHOO
Seeretarp of the Warcetter A4fricutH$rtU SoeUtp,
344 Main Street, No. 6 Brinley Hall. Worcester. Mass.
C. L. REDDING & SON,
P jlND C
\
CTION OFFICE
Personal Attention gl\/en to the Collection of Bills, Mortgages, Deeds,
Assignments, Leases, Contracts, <fo., carefully Drafted
and Plainly Written,
BOOM 7, FIRST NAT. BAM BLOCK, 410 MAIN STREET, f OBGESKK.
JAMES B. MIRICK,
LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE.
Personal attention given to the Collection of Bills and Claims, both in and out of
the City. Mortgages, Deeds, Assignments, Leases, Contracts, etc,
carefully drafted and written, at short notice.
No. 326 MAIN STREET, ROOM i,
WORCESTER, MASS.
AND
BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
PersoQO wishing Employment, Help, Boarders, Board, to Let or to Hire Rooms,
OAir OBTAIN TtTFOBXATlOV AT
la FRONT ST., ROOM 4, WORCESTER, MASS.
BUSINESS CHANCES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
za Years with BarDard, Sumner ft Co.
ADYEBTIfllNG DEPARTMENT. 499
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
SpMd, Oomlbrt, Safety. Only Line from New England runnlnir Pullman Palaee Drawtnf Boom
S1«eplnir Can to tbo West. Only Line from New England running 3 Express Trains daily with
Pitllman Palaee and Drawing Boom Sleeping Cars to Montreal, Quebec, and all points in Canada.
S9 to $6 saved in flure by pnrobasingticKets via. St. Albans, Vt. This is tbe unriyallid Llae
b«tweeii New England, Canada and the west.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
Cll TICKET OFFICE, WASHINGTON 8Q.,C0R. W., N. &R. R. R.
Ill CHAfiLES LALM, Net Emdand PassenjEer Ment.
J. W. HOBART, Gen. Supt. S. W. Cu3onNG8, Gen. Pass. Agt, St. Albans, Yt.
BROKER.
ft
Money Loaned on Watches, Diamonds and Personal Prop-
erty of all hinds.
BOOM 3, NO. 406 MAIN STEEET, WOEOESTEE, MASS.
Over City National Bank, Cor. Pearl St.
COLLATERAL BANKING ROOMS,
No. 2 FBOITT STREET EXCHANGE.
MONEY LOANED
On Diamonds, Watches, and all kinds of Merchandise.
We have Spaciotks Storerooms oonnccted with oar business. Maehinery, Famitnre^ Pianos, ^.,
which need not be remoTed.
Notes Discounted and Loans Negotiated at Low Rates.
A. B. F. KIHHEY,
No. la Front Street.
WM. H. MORSE, President and Treasurer.
SECURITY ASSOCIATES,
Successors to WM. H. MORSE & CO.,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS, STOCKS
AND EXCHANGE.
Office, Corner Main anH Pleasant Streets, Worcester, lass.
500
WORGESTEB DraECTORT.
ATT
F. P. GOULlDIKG,
(SUOOKSaOR TO 8TAPLBS k GOULDIM O,)
I Ai WSEilOft AT LAW,
OFFICE, 398 MAIN STREET,
WORCESTER, Mass.
ROOKWOOD HOAR,
ATTORNEY & COONSELLOR AT LAW.
p. O. BLOCK, PEARL STREET,
ROOM 9.
WORCESTER.
T. G. KENT.
GBORaS T. DEWEY.
KENT & DEWEY,
COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Central Exchange Building,
311 MAIN STREET, - WORCESTER, MASS.
JAMES GREEN,
7UBU0 ASIUHIBT&ATOB, SOTAST FDBUO, OOlOaSSIOIES OF DEEDS for Vcv Totk,
Oflsri his wrricM fbr the managenMnt and
CARE OF REAL ESTATE,
Including Leuing, Collecting Rents, Repairing, Improving, Insuring, Mortgaging,
Selling and Buying.
dee, No. 2 Post Dice Block, Pearl Street, Worcester, lass.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMKNT. 501
JOHN C. DEWEY,
(For thb last Five Tears with Thos. H. Dodge, Esq.)
Counsellor at Law.
PATENTS AND PATENT CAUSES.
NO. S CENTBAIi EXCHABTGE BriIiDDIO,
311 MAIN STREET, • WORCESTEB, MASS.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
NO. 2 CHAPIN BLOCK, - WORCESTER, MASS.
At Webster, Taesday and ThnnMlajr.
WM. H. GATES,
Sttoi^ey k,i)d Cotii\^ellof kt I^kw,
ROOM 2, CHAPIN BLOCK,
WORCESTEB, MASS.
HENRY W. KING,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
452 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER. MASS.
502 WORCESTER DIRECTORY.
EDMUND B, SPRAGUE,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR at LAW,
392 MAIN STREET,
Otbb " Gazbttb " Officb, WORCESTER.
JOHN E. SULLIVAN,
ATTORNEY AND GOIINSELLOR AT LAW,
BTO. 4 WAKBEN BI<0€K,
10 PEARL STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
JOHN B. RATIGAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OiJice, 392 MAIir STREET,
Over "Gazette" Office, WORCESTER, MASS.
CHAS. A. MERRILL,
AHORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OFFICE :
377 MAIN STREET, 0pp. ELM, WORCESTER, MASS.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
i
i Attorney op International Collecting Company.
I
ADTBBTI8IHO DKPAETKENT. SOS
XAOU. AmBTlcan ud Foreign Patents. Establlsbed over S8 ;eBn. 19M.
JAMES a. ARNOLD.
W0RCE3TEE, MASS.,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Gonnaellor «n<f Expert In Patent C««e«.
F. 0. Address, 7 Harraid Street, Office, 271 Main Street.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
ETJFTTS BENlfETT FOWLER,
EXPERT IN PATENT CAUSES.
Office at Residence, 79 Hanover Bt, Worcester, If ass.
Applications drawn and prosecuted, and special attention given to cases
rejected on close references.
CHAS. H. BURLEIGH,
INDUSTRIAL ENOINEEII AND
i@Lroif ©1 ©F PAIllf i.
Applications for Patenta, Caveats, Trade Marks, Etc., prepnred and conducted;
AMlgoment papers drawn up and rfcorded, copies of PatfnL^ (urniahed, and all
Patent matten attended to; Drawings and DchIj;iis prepared for geuvral ludaHtrial
purpose!.
OFFICE, 448 MAIN STREET,
Opposite City Hall, WORCESTEB, MAaS.
BARKER & NOURSE.
ARCHITECTS,
425 MAIN STREET,
COR. FHONT, WORCESTER, MASS.
A. A, BARKIB, SOLICITOR Of PATEHTS.
Albert A. Barker. Walter B. Notirse.
504 WORCESTER DIRECTORY.
£IiEVEIf eBB£lfHOC8X», 18,000 FT. OE* COfAfll.
CHAS. D. THAYER,
I^ Xj O 12. I S T.
GreenhouseSf No. 6 Ripley Streeti Worcesteri MasSi Also, Proprietor of tke
Mason Greenhouses, Cor. of Maywood and Florence Sts.
DMl«r In TnM, Shrubf , FlanU, Seed*. Flowtring Balb*. etc Cot Flowcn, Flonl Dwigoa and
«yei7 DMcriptioD, «t short notle«.
Special attention paid to flirnlshlns Flowers for FUNERALS and WEDOINCS.
SFBINQ SPECIALTIES— Bedding PIftati, Flower Seada, Summer nowerinff Bvlbe, ele.
FALL 8PECIALTIB8— Feme, Winter Flowering Plant*. Dutch Bntb^ ete.
P. O. BOX sua. TEIiEPHOME.
STEPHEN C. EARLE,
AECHIT EOT,
492 MAIN STREET,
Room 41, Jonas Q-. Clark's Block, Worcester.
4th Floor, Front Hall. Take the Elevator.
A. W. JEFTS,
PHOTOGRAPHER AND CALCIUM LIGHT OPERATOR.
See my Adyertisement on page 628.
E. J. LELAND,
E LEG T RI CIAN,
Repairs all kinds of Electrical Apparatus.
MEDICAL BATTERIES A SPECIALT7.
Carbons, Zincs and Coils for all kinds of Batteries constantly on hand.
434 lin STREET, ROGERS' BLOCK, WORCESTER, USS.
▲DYEBTISINO DEPARTMENT.
505
A. P. OUTTINGh,
ARCH ITECT,
464 MAIN STBEET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
BUTTRICK & PRATT.
cifii mmm m mmm,
OONSTBUOnON OF DAMS MADE A SPEOIALTT.
464 MAIN STREET,
P. O. Box 116.
WORCESTER, MASS.
FULLER & DELANO,
)
NO. 452 MAIN STMJEJST,
People's Saviogi Bank Building,
WORCESTER, MASS.
E. FcLLBR. Ward P. Delaso.
DR. LUGRIN'S
IMPROVED MAGNETIC APPLIANCES
Will be foand, on comparison, to be greativ Superior to any and all ot?^er8.
They cure evefyform of Disease by the Constant and Continuous Influ-
ence OF MAGNETISM. No Charge for Consultation. Invalids are
cordially invited to call on
DB. mOKS LUeSIN, • CONSULTINA PHTSIOUN,
887 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
506 WORCESTER DIRECTORT.
H. L Fim. D. D. S.,
492 Main St., Worcester, Mass.
JONJLB G. CLARK'S BLOCK,
Boom IS.
OiBeeHoant 9 to 4.
Um BlevMtor.
C. E. Ongley, D. D. S.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
JONAS O. CLABK*8 BLOCK,
BoomM.
OfloeHonni 9 to 4.
ELEYATOB.
S. W. OOOKE. H. P. O0OK&
S. W, COOKE & SON,
DENTISTS,
Office and Residence, 5o3 Main St,
WORCESTER, MASS.
MRS. L. B. SMITH,
ELECTRIC AND BOTANIC PHYSICIAH,
No. 10 Salem Street WORCESTER, MASS.
OFFICE HOURS, 1 TO 3.30 P. M.
ADVERnSING DEPARTMENT.
507
Dr. J. W. GOULD,
DENTIST,
No. 868 1-2 Main Street,
Lincoln Block,
WORCESTER, MASS.
jyiEb. 0". IP. jfiLiDA.iwd:s,
m
DENTK
NO. 4 ELM STREET, - WORCESTER.
Office Hours from 9 to 1 ; 2 to 4.
Office closed during the month of August.
^ ^ ^ m q£. m
use (^Mioufe ^inco^ ^potue.
6 w/m c3%«^^
X
{4ced^t
DR. O. F. HARRIS,
DENTIST,
476 MAIN STREET, - WORCESTER, MASS.
J. E. TOOMBS, D. D. S., Assistant.
508 WORCESTER DIRECTORS.
MRS. O. F. CURTIS,
MEDICATED ELECTRIC
Vapor B/ths jind Electi|ic TpiMEiiT,
FOR L.A]>I£S AlVD CHIIiDREN.
They will, in nine cases out of ten break up Fever, Severe Colds and Bheomatinny
if taken In the commencement of the disease. If you have Weak Back or Stoioadi,
Catarrh, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Poor Circulation, or aov disease wii^aig
from Poor Circulation, try them. My system of heating the Bath (Closet by Stem,
proves much more satisfactory to Patients than the dry heated air as sometimes used.
Electric treatment can be had with the bath, or not, as preferred. Patients unabie
to come to my rooms can receive treatment at their own homes.
NO. 53 PEARL STBEET, • W0BGE8TBE, MASS.
THIRD BUILDINO ABOVE P. O.
DR. C. H. DARLING,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOR
267 MAIN STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Ofliee Hours,
8 till 9 A. M.
1 till 8 and 7 till 8 P. M.
MRS. M. W. GEEELD8.
PHYSICIAN AND MIDWIFE,
Again offers her services to the public, especially in the capacity of Midwife md
Diseases of Women and Children. Particular attention given to removing
Polypus, Urinary and Uterine Complaints in general. All conven-
iences for the use of Electricity. Terms reasonable and Con-
sultation Free. She very respectfully solicits the
public favor.
Office hoiurs ftrom 7 to 10 A. m. ; 1 to 8 and 7 to • P. M.
Office and Residence:
5 BIGELOW GOUBT, - WOBGESTEB, Mass.
ADVBRTISINO I
H. F. A. KANGE,
FLORAL DECORATOR
Hsve just completed my range of QreouhouxM covering IS.OOO feet of laud, Hid
IlIlfKl their eigbt deputments wllh the Finest Selection of Decorative and Flowering
PlMOta Id Worcester Connt;-. I have made a life study of grovrlng and arranging
Vlovvera. Witb mj I^rgK FocllltieH and Immenae Stock I an prepared to All all
ord«ra tor Floral Work la any dcslgri.
DECORiTIOHS OF EVERY DESCRIPTOR AT 8E0RT ROTICE.
ALSO, FURNISH ALL KINDi OP
Plants, Imported Flower Seeds & Bulbs.
AUDRBSS ALL OBDBB8 TO
STORE, 376 MAIN STREET,
Wliere nill always be fonnd the Hent Aewrtment of Cut Floweri and Floral Supplies.
Personal Attention sivcn to all Orders.
PRICES MODEHATE. TELBPITOHG COHHECTlOft.
Cfreenhouaes, Mount Vernon St., Worcester, Mass.
49 maHLAlTD STREET, Corner Morth Ashland, Worcester, Masa.
WM. E. BABBITT,
IP L O I?, I S T,
Dealer in Cut Flatvers and Bedding Plants.
GREEIHODSES, SOUTH SIDE Ml STREET, NEAR COES PORD,
WORCESTER, Mass.
"Spake full well in language quaint and olden.
One who dwelleth by the castled Rhine,
When he called the flowers, so blue and golden,
Stars, that in earth's Bnnaroem do shine,"
510 W0BCB8TEB DIBBGTORT.
W. A. CHENEY.
MERCANTILE PRINTING.
MAIN 418 STREET.
MILLIKEN & NEWTON,
BOOK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS,
And Blank Book Manufacturers,
368 1-2 MAIN STREET, - WORCESTER.
Magazines, Music, Periodicals, Ac., bound in all styles, and in a seryioeabJe
manner. Binding for Town Libraries. All kinds of Special
Ruling done in the best manner.
Blank Books made to order from best stock, ruled any pattern. With or withoot
printed head. Call, or Send for Estimates.
C. F. LAWRENCE & CO.,
JOB PRINTING.
All Kinds of Commercial Printing at the Lowest Prices.
Offioe Entirely Refitted with New Type, Presses and Material, making our
Facilities for Fine Job Printing second to none in the City.
First National Bank Building, 410 Main Street, - Woreeeter, Man.
MAYNARD, GOUGH & CO.,
JOB PRINTERS.
Commercial Printing done with Neatness and
Dispatch at Fair Prices.
CALL AND SEE OUR BRILLIANT ENVELOPES.
187 Front Street, Worcester, Muss.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 511
•Le Travailleur.
A. P»per In tlte Freneli liAnynage. PoblUilted Twice a
Week, at
NO. 302 MAIN STREET, W0BCE8TEB,
Over the Emporium of Fashion.
The best Advertising medium. The oldest French Paper in N. E. States.
FERD. GAGNON, Publisher.
Freaeli Boolui sold at the Office of Lb Travaillbur.
NOED-OSTEEN.
PUBLISHED BT THE
SWEDISH PUBLISHING COMPANY, of WOEOESTEB, Mass.
Tliis being the only Swedish Newspaper in the New England States, In which a great
y thousand Scandinavians have located, it affords an excellent Advertising
ium for reaching that class of citizens. For rates apply to
JOHH BERG, General IMIanaser.
Office : First National Bank Building, 410 Main St., 8d Floor, Boom 16,
P. O. Box 14S, Worcester, Mass.
PUTNAM & DAVIS,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS
AND
Blank Book Manufacturers,
889 MAIN 8TREMT,
WORCESTER, MASS.
E. E. VAN AUKEN & CO.,
SUBSCRIPTION
Book Publishers.
Office: ROOM 46, JONAS G. CLARK'S NEW BLOCK,
492 Maim, Street, - WORCBSTEB, Mass.
A few good Agents may find permanent employment in selling First-class
Standard Works.
WORCBBTBB DIBKCTORT.
R. E. M. SiJVERKROP.
AETIST.
Portraits in India Ink and Crayon.
Pupils Received for instrwcHim in
Draining and Engraving on Wood.
STUDIO, 18 CLIFTON ST.. WORCESTER
EMMA M. HOOKER.
CEAYON AETIST.
LIFE-SIZE PORTRAITS A SPECIALTY.
PortralU are all huid work.
For Samplee of Work and Prices, Call at
209 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
E. H. FORBUSH & CO.,
TAXIDERMISTS.
Birds ard Mammals Preserved and Mounted. Deer Heads and Game a Speciall|r-
NaturaltBtB' Supplies In great rariely.
CASES AND GLASS SHADES FOR SALE.
NO. 424 MAIN STREET, COR. PLEASANT, WORCESTER. MASS.
B1RD9 AND PLUMES FOB MILLINBE8' U8E,
F. B. HAWES,
DEALKR m
Fine Art and Fancy Goods,
47 PAEK ST., 0pp. Common, WOEOESTEE, 1
ADYEBTISING PEPABTMENT. 513
EDWARD F. GOGGIN.
DEALER IN •> MANUFACTURER OF
a
ft M. Ill/LI/WI lUi/IlUft \JUUl ^^
Fine Gold and Bronze Frames a Specialty.
REGILDING AND BRONZING DONE TO ORDER.
336 MAIN ST., Grand Army Hall Building,
1^ W0RCE8TEB.
E. -A.. O'OOliTlTOie/,
ARTIST.
FINE OMTON and INDIA INK PORTEAITS A SPEOIALTT,
Small Pictures Enlarged to any Size Desired.
First-Class Work Guaranteed at Reasonable Prices.
Studio, 5 MAPLE ST. Residence, 32 Gold Street,
WORCESTER, HASS.
GEORGE W. OAKMAN,
TUNER OF GRAND, SQUARE and UPRIGHT
PIANO -FORTES.
17 years experience, ten of which as head tuner with Messrs. Ohiokering & Sons,
Boston, and two years with Messrs. Steinway & Sons, N. T.
A SP£CIAI.TT MABE OF BEPAIROie.
Old Pianos that have become harsh and wiry from long use restored to their original
tone by re-stringing, and hammers re-capped or replaced by new ones. Over 300
repaired in the pust five years. Prices very reasonable.
Address, 9H7 MAIN STREET, ROOm 11.
OR P. O. BOX 4»a>
B£MOVAI«.
CHARLES I. RIOE,
MUSIC TEACHER.
Lessons in Vocal and Piano-Forte Music given at my Kew Booms,
(Formerly 58 Front Street.)
Will Come to Pupil's Residence if Desired.
Elevator Entrance, 492 MAIN STBEET, Worcester, Mass.
38
VORCESTEB DIBECTORT.
BOOK-KEEPING.
THOBOUOH KNOWLEDGE OF ITS PBINCIPLE8 AND FBACTICE
NECEBBART FOB PROFIT IN EVEBT BUSINESS.
Th» A«M MMMwb, iM«quirad /Vvm laryg txptrltmm, flir ■■■■■geimiic sr Umtf
of att aooaiint*, ptotn to butlnot* WMn, took-kvfpor* and lubtlt itwrfaati, tf
L C. MUZZY, Consulting Expert.
SlBM IRTS.
WHITTEMORE,
THE ENG-EAVEE.
HA8 EEMOTED TO
ROOM 9, 410 MAIN STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
J. G. FOLSOM,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER IN
FUENITUBB, CARPETS, BBDDDfG, STOTBS,
And ■ Oeneral Line of HouM Fumlabjug Oooda.
BXiaiII.AB AOOnon SAtjK EVBBT HATCBDAT AT » O'OI.OCH. F. M-
SAIXaBOOHS :
580 MAIN ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
Coiuif(nmeDt9 Solicited and all AccouDte Promptly Settled.
ADTERTIBIMO DEPABTXENT.
H. M. CLEMENCE.
AUCTIONEER
OF EEAL mm m PEBSom pbopeett.
2rO. 14 PEASIi ST., WOBCBSTEB, JUASS.
p. O. ADDRESS, LOCK B(JX 247.
JAMES D. DUNN,
Dealer In
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE,
STOVES,
And OnDersl HaiiBe Fumlihing Qoodn.
Baii«M of ftll Undi > Bpvdahj.
NO. 42
LAMAHTINB STREET.
WOBCESTES. MASS.
GEORGE W. MIRICK,
AUCTIONEER and COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DXAI.IR lit
FamftnTe, CsipeU, Crockery, Storet and House FumlBblug Ooods; an Auortmeut
of Now HunesBea alwsfi on hand; Sols Agent for Worcester and
Tlclnlt}- for the Shtte Lined Befrlgeralor.
Nos. 302, a04 and a06 KAIN STREET, WOROESTEB, KASS.
Begnlar Auction Salu SaUirdar, at 12 1-3 P. H.
516 WOKCESTEB DIBECIOBT.
WHOLBSAUt DBAI.BB IK
JEWELBY, SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES,
Watch, Clock and Jewelry
MATERIALS AND TOOLS.
BOOM 1. NO. 393 MAIN STREET, - WOECESTEB, MASS.
V TIMEKEEPER.!
3. P. WEEKLEB. Jn. J. PAUL W
J. P. WEIXLER & SON,
DKALKRS TV
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE.
A LARGE AND DISTINCT LtNE OF OPTICAL GOODS.
528 MAa SmET, COBBB CEAmi, ffOBCESTEB, MASS.
W. A. ENGLAND,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, CLOCKS.
Bt IbCBM of the 0PTO1IBTKR.U mnniinRil tbr llwt TXknme. 1 UBSUbWlB
Qgll, SilTer, Stetl and Mlier Eye-BIasses ml Si^etitlt!,
X-IMB WATCB K]RFAIIU1I«.
Nail Door to Adtni Kxpra* OOm.
ADTKBTIBIKO DEFARTHEKT.
ELKINS & HOWE,
, SOUTH-END JEWELERS,
AXD OPTICIAXS,
550 Ham Street, FrankliD Square, Worcester, Mass.
WatcIieB, OiickB, SHd Jewelry Repaired.
Clocks called for tmil delivered.
■f^
EDWARD MOTJLTON.
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
Oold and Stiver, American and SwIbb Watches, Riag», Jewelry, Bpectaclea and Bje
Glsesei, &c., at Low Prii^f.
Repalrlnc la all Ita bntnehe* promptly done.
NO. 399 MAIN, COR. MECHANIC STREET, WORCESTER.
E. A. MEfiBIlL,
DB&LER IN
TOYS,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Alto, BISD STOBX:.
A Large Auortmsnt.
NO. 290 MAIN STEEET,
WOeCESTEE, MASH.
OPPOSITK BAT BTATB BOUSR.
A. MEDINA,
UIPORTER OF
HUMAN HAIR,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
Wigs, Toupees, Switches, Curie, Crimps, PuBi, Frlzzei,
Bandeaux, and every Article belonf^ng to the
Hair Trade, Whoteaale and Hetall.
W0RCE8TEB, MASS.
518
WOROE8TBB DIRECTORY.
R. R. SHEPARD.
DBALBR IN
Blasting and Sporting Pof der,
SHOT AND CAPS.
All kinds of SPORTING MATERIALS Wholesale and Retail.
No. 1 PLEASANT ST., Bogera' Block, WOBOESTEB, MASS.
"^ GEORGE C. WHITNEY.
Manafaotarer of and Dealer In
SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES,
Holiday, Easter, Valentine and Birthday Cards.
FAOTOBT, 184 FBONT ST., WOBGESTEB, MASS.
GHIGAGK) OFHOE, 151 WABASH AYE., A. A. MEBBILL, Agt.
THE NEW
E SEWIN& MA
The finest and best made Machine in the World.
DOUTY & STREETER, Agts.
Bay State House Block', - 291 'Main Street,
WORCESTER, tSAMB.
MISS E. A. DAVIS,
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER.
Having made this my business for a number of years, I can gnarantee
my customers satisfactory work in all cases.
Cutting and Trimming is all done in my own rooms.
Call at or Address,
37 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
ADVERTISINO DEPABTMENT. 519
GEO. F. OBB, TBXA6. PETEB WOOD, SUPT,
Worcester Bleach and Dye Works,
Natr Wastabarn A Moen*0 Wire Works.
Dyeis and Bleachers of Cotton, Woolen and Worsted Tarns,
'9
AJ»€>, Black, White and Fancy Colored Warps, in Chains and Beams, furnished tx>
Order in any desired Pattern.
106 to no gROVB 8TBEBT, WOBCESTBB, MASS.
WILLIAM FRAZIER,
TAILOR.
Clothes Cleaning and Repairing.
GENTLEMEN'S PANTS and VESTS
Cut and Made in the best manner at bottom prices.
Garments of all kinds cut over and changed into the Latest Styles.
NO. 49 MAIN STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Orders by Postal Promptly Attended to.
CITY DYE HOUSE,
Layard Place, Bear of QTiinsigamond Hat. Bank,
239 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
Zadie»* and ftentlwnen'm €hirtn9nta J>y9d or CUamBd
wUh fyeaimenB and dispatch.
We make a specialty of Dyeing, Cleansing and Curling Feathers. All Work
Warranted not to Crock. Scouring and Cleaning a Specialty.
JOHN STARKIE, Proprietor.
620 WOBCRSTEB OIRBCTORT.
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCEBN.
We, the undersignedy make a specialty of the celebrated ''Sawyer" WbokBi.
These Woolens are woven in Dover, N. H., and warranted pore wool and perftadf
fast colors. Dealing directly with the mills we are enabled to make GloUiiiig to order
from these Woolens at a saving of 50 per cent, to the public.
Suit* f>om 921.00 to $S5.00.
P»nUi front $6.00 to $7.50.
Overcoate flront $20.00 to #25.00.
Made and Trimmed in a first-class manner. Entire New Line of Clotha eM^ Sesson.
VPH4]II A PALMEB, Merchant Tailors,
Woreester Mutaal Fire InBorance Block, 377 Main Street, WoroeMr.
B. Hc. :^d:o3i^JLI3:ol^^,
The Largest and Best Place to Buy
BOOTS AND SHOES
IN NEW ENGLAND.
Custom Work a Specialty. Repairing of all kinds
Neatly and Promptly Done.
90 AND 92 FRONT ST., WOROESTER.
EDWARD B. CLAPP,
FASHIONABLE HATS,
— AND —
FINE FURNISHINGS,
366 MAIN STREET. WORCESTER.
Agent for Youman*s Celebrated Hats.
JOHN E. TAFT,
Wholesale and Betall Dealer in
• INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
BUBBEB HOSE FOB FACTOBT AlO) LAWN USE.
280 MAIN STREET, - WORCESTER, MASS.
Opposite Bay State House. Telephone Connection.
ADVBBTI8INO DEPAKmENT.
203 MAIN STREET, CORNER THOMAS.
FASHIONABLE
H>TTERS^FURIilSHERS.
I.CI.APP. J.U.BIGBLOW. B.J.SHITH.
WM. H. LARKIN & CO.,
395 Main Street, - Worcester, Mass.,
HATS, CAPS, GLOVES,
Canes and Umbrellas.
liOSIER^S-, ETC.
WORCESTER STEAM LAUNDRY.
THE OLD STAND,
NO. i6 WALDO STREET.
' and Delf rered Free and done M tbe shorten notice. F
a Specialty.
T. C. RICHARDSON, Prop.
WOBCE8TBR DIRECTORY.
G-OODTEAR'S
Rubber Company.
GEORGE R. PERRY & CO.,
WbolCMle uil Brull D«alen Id twtrj daMTlpUoD (f
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
294 MAIN ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
Directly Opposite Exchange Street.
;^^^Klylu/R^^fe&,
HOTOGF^PHCF^
piB«T>ci.ABS insTAirrAivEsoDK wokk. ho stairs to cuxb-
FpCOAlDECOftAM PAINTER.
CHURCHES, HALLS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES.
Also, ORDERS TXKBN FOR MARINE PAINTIHOS.
RBSIDK.NCK AND ADDRK8B:
38 CLIFTON ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
I
MACULLAR & SON,
FINE CLOTHING,
CUSTOM TAILORING,
372 AND 374 Main Street,
WORCESTER.
A. HACULLAB. F. E, HACULLAB.
W. P. ROWELL.
GENT'S FURNISHINGS,
HATS, ETC.
FINEST GtOODS, LATEST 8TTLB8.
Hesdquutera for
TronkB, Traveliog Bogs, Ac.
Agents for the Troy Laundr;.
183 Mtiln St., Cor. Thomas*
WORCESTEB, MASS.
■\^ o n a E S X E H
Collar Laundry,
13 3IMCJIANIC STBBET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
COLLAES AKD CUFFS LAUNDERED IN SUPEEIOH STYLE.
Special attention given to Shirts and Gent's Underwear.
Work eaUed fbr »ihI 4leUTer«<l wlAout eztnt chMVCi Im
ftU parts or tbe Citr.
C. B. COOK, Proprietor.
£24 WORCBSTEH DIBECTOHT.
BARNARD BROS.,
TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS,
OP XVERY DKSOKIPTION.
CUSTOM ^VORK AND REPAIRING
Wtll SeceWe Prompt Atlentioii.
The Largest Assortment of Fancy Baskets in the Citj.
4d4 HAIV ST., WOBCESTEK, MASS.
loama 6. Clu-k'a Haw Bloek.
F. B. BARMIBD. H. E. BIXMASD.
A. L. MARBLE & CO.,
HAMUPACTUBERa OF
TRUllKS, BAGS, At(D LEATHE[[SPECIALTIES.
SAMPLE CASES MADE TO ORDER.
All Goods Vabbantbd to be as BEPRBaEtrrED. Best Work. Low Pbicbs.
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
347 MAIN STREET, - WOBOESTEB, MASS.
MRS. B. J. PELTON,
CHILDREN'S DRESSMAKING.
STAMPma FOB BHBBOIDEBT.
The U^eat and beat aasortment of Patterns for Fattcj' Worii of all
kinds. Materials for sale.
ALSO, AGENT FOR LEWANDO'S DYE HOUSE
OOOIta SORWARDBD WITH FROMPTXBSS.
310 Main Street^ Up Staira, Worcester, Xags.
NAPHTHA LAUNDRY.
ClOTHDIS, CARPETS, FmiTlIRE, PDRS, BLIKKETS,
LJ^Ce CURTAINS AND FINE UACee A SPECIAL.TV.
ADDRESS ORDERS TO THE WORKS, MOLLIS, COR. GARDNER STREET,
»B P. O. BOX SaS. COEIIfECTED BT TEI.BPHOin.
D. GUILD, Proprietor.
ADYERTISING DBPiLKTMEirr. 525
A. S. LOWELL & CO.,
WH0LE8ALB AND RETAIL DBAUBRS m
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
Lace and Fancy Goods.
M 304 and 306 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
Emporium of Fashion.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE,
DEALERS IN
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
J. GODINSKI & PO.,
348 Main Street, - Worcester, Mass.
BRIGGS & MORRISON,
DRY GOODS,
317 AND 319 MAIN STREET,
Mechanics Hall Building, - Worcester, Mass.
M. E. FITZ,
Sucoessor to L. H. King A Co., Manufacturer and Dealer In
STUA WjiND FELT GOODS, FpES, k
310 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
WORCESTER DIREtTTOBT.
BBTABUSHBU 19«a.
SOLON BRYANT & CO.,
PBOPEIKTOBS OF THK
PARK CORSET WORKS.
ALSO,
Jobbers of Fancy 600
NOTIONS.
Small Wares, TTnderwBar, Hosier;,
Ladiks' and Gents'
FURNISHING GOODS
STATIONERY. ETC.
88 FRONT STREET,
Oppoaite Soldiers' Konnment, WOSOISTEB, MASS.
WORCESTER CORSET CO ,
Established 1801.
MANUFACTURERS OF CORSETS,
AND DEALERS IN LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.
CORSE •niu.LDi.iip
MADE TOOK
Hoop SkirU,
Prom Satteen,
English Lend
Paniers,
English Saneen,
AND
French
and Scarlet,
<Sustles,
Blue and Bl
Ot wire ud Hair Ctoih,
Satisfaction
-m-
Guars
AlltiieDesiralilsSlylB.
WOBOESTEB C0B8ST CO..
- Ho6. 064 and S66 Hua Stnet.
THEODORE C
BATES, Sole
Proprietor.
ADVKRTISIKO DKPARTMEKT. 627
J. H. CLARKE & CO.,
WHOLBSALB AND RBTAIL DSALBRS IK
DRY GOODS,
Keep at all Seasons a Large and Varied Stock in all Departments,
Bought Exclusively for Cash, and for Sale at
Lowest Prices.
Fashionable Cloak and Dressmaking.
J. H. CLARKE & CO.,
353 MAIN STREET, - WORCESTER, MASS.
THE ffYOItK SUIT ELpSTOl
RICHARD HEALY,
MANUFACTnBBR Or
CLOAKS AND SUITS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ALL Garments Altered to Fit Without Extra Charge.
Al\ Goods Made on the premises by the most experienced hands.
Ladies wishing to leave their orders for Street and House Costumes, will always
find a well assorted tock of Black and Colored Silks, Black and
Colored Yelvbts, Black and Colored and
All Wool Dress Goods.
The Latest Style, and Perfect Pit Guaranteed in all Cases or No Sale.
512 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
TORCBSTER DIBSCTOBT.
mSSM & WILSON HFIi. CO., SEflNIi lACHDHS,
Removed to S34 MAIlf STREET.
Onr New No. S Wbeeler A WIImid Hadifzie b Uie b«rt'SewSiis MMdibw Or
family Dse made, beiugeMv Uiktam.tlgbt ninniiiKknd not liable to get out of repdt;
will wear loneer than any three shuttle machlDei Id the market, owuig to fta ineelH»>
IcalcoDstructloD; all wearing; puts being adjustable.
Onr HFe. ]HACHnfE8 No*. 6, 7 Knd 10,
cannot be lurpaaaei] by any otber Sfacblne, aa can be aacertalsed by the many Miaa-
factnrers uslti^ this Machloe in the Cltv. MachioeB sold on easy terms, and Iflwnl
dlaconnti allowed for eaah. Old Hafblnea taken In exeban^. Call and examlK
before buving elsewhere. All kinds of Heedles for other Machines on hand at Ite
lowest prices. Oil and other attachioeDti — cotton, thread, Bilk and linen.
D. W. LOGAN, Manager,
8S4 HAIH STREET, - WORCESTER, MASS.
A. W. JEFTS,
PHOTOGRAPHER
hSt CALCIITM LIOHT OPEfiATOB.
Photographs by instantaneons process, all siEea. Copiea (4
Tmtypea and Ambrotypea made and flnlahed In tlu
best manner.
Views of Beiidencea, etc., made to order.
TheatricalB, Balls, Be(«ptlons,~ Political HeetlnE«,
... ..__eopt ___ _Lr._
Exhibition. Lantern Slides made to order.
lUuatrated and Enfertatnmcnta given wfth large Db-
aolvinj; Views. Slereopticons tor Church, Hall or Pt1t«b
BBS SfAIH STREET,
COK. MAPLE, W0ECE8TEK, B
GEO. W. 8H1LLABER & CO.,
JOBBERS aki> rstailers or
AVALL PAPERS,
WmDOW SHADES AND FIXTDBES.
Always In Stock a full supply tor Wholesale and Retail Trade of all grades ti
Wall Papers, with Friezes and Borders to match. Also, Shadings to match WtD
Papers, best qnallty; Spring Balance Curt^n Fixtures. Holland's OpaqnH wl
Dado Band Sbadec. Our well-earned reputation of selling at Lowest Prket will be
sustained. SbilltuI workmen furnished.
84 FEOST STREET, ■ WORCESTTEE, MASS.
ADVBRllSIItG DEPAKTUKNT.
J. S. lATESBY & SONS,
BOOKBII(DEI[S Ap ?i^n\ \m\%
WORCESTER, MASS.
MUSIC, PERIODICALS, ILLUSTRATED SERIALS, ETC.,
BOUND IN THE BEST MANNER.
Town Reports, Tax Lists, History and other Fablioatioiu, and
BIKDINa OF EVERY DESCRIPTIOH.
DRT eOODS AKD CAHPET&
BARNARD, SUMNER & CO.,
327 & 329 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
DRY GOODS & CARPETS
HE YEAR ROUND."
No Store ahoira a Finer Selection.
Dress Haking, Cloak Making and lllinerj,
IN CHARGE OF ARTISTS OF HIGH REPUTE.
LAMES' f AITIHS PAEOR anil TOILET, mSeciM noir. Near tlB Eliiiatiir,
Samplts Sent wltb Prices, and Faicels Fonaidtd b; >ill at TrilliU Cost
MADAME DEMOREST'S PATTERNS-
• conatantly ImproTing o
1 I l-u. — J VODU ^_.
nr* It tUOUtU •fttrnwn tlmpping mr 8ton U Ligtod b; Elwtila ligbtt.
BARNARD, SUMNER & CO.
UPHOLSTERERS.
HENRY A. BOWMAN & CO.,
UPHOLSTERERS,
MaDUlacturera ol and Dealers in
MATTRKSSKS AND BEDDIKG
OF ALL KINDS.
ALSO, CHURCH CUSHIONS, &C.
Window Shades made and put up. Designs and Estimates fur-
nialied for LambrequinB and Drapery Curtalne on application.
All kinds of Upholstery Vork Made to Order and Repaired at Short Notice.
SPECIAI. PRICES to Hotel and Board ing-Houae KeeperH.
112 Front Strkbt, 0pp. Salem Sq., Worcester, Mass.
Office Up Ont Flight.
AWHINGS, TENTS, FLAGS, HAMMOCKS,
Signs, Banners, WsgoD, Loom, HHohfne, and all kinds or Canvas Covers, made
to order of any dimenslonB, or weigbt of material.
All kinds of TpQte, accommodating from Btty to five tbousand persons.
For Sale and To Bent.
DoDOt Forget Location, 112 FBONT ST., WOBOESTEB, Mass.
H. H. BlftELOW, '•"'i?^' BIQELOWS SAIIDEN.
8bb OrroaiTK r:iaB.
SKATING RINK. 588
BIGELOW'S GARDEN
19 FOSTER STREET,
Cor. Norwich Street, - WOROESTEE, MASS.
One of the finest places of amusement in the New £ngland States— patronized hy
thoasands during the year 1888— furnishing a delightful resort for young or old—
strictly temperate, no liquors of any kind sold.
Fountains, Flowers, Grottos, Statuary, Flying Horses, and
Swings, opportunities for
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT 18 THE
Swimming School,
Where Children and young People are taught to Swim by competent Teachers.
SwiMMiNO Baths for Adults on the Grounds.
In connection with the Garden, is the Mammoth
ROLLER SKATING RINK.
Sessions— Morning, 10 to 12. Afternoon, 2 to 4.80. Evening, 7.45 to 10. Juvenile
Session, Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons.
Admission— Day, 15 cents. Evening, 25 cents. Juvenile, Wednesday and Satur-
day Afternoons, 10 cents. Package of six, $1.00. Use of Skates for one Session, 10
cents. For Children's on Juvenile Session, 5 cents. No charge for Clothing.
MUSIC BY WORCESTER BRASS BAND,
EVENINGS AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
THE GARDEN AND RINK ARE LIGHTED BY THE
WoR. Electric Light Co.
H. H. BIGELOW, Prest.
Office and Works on the Premises. Connection will be made with other parts of
the City, and contracts will be taken for Lighting by our system of Electricity, of
Stores, Churches, Shops and Dwellings.
i AKD miTKBAL WATEBS.
GEORGE F. HEWETT,
MAKCTACTDRXR OF
~*^' MDIERAL
SODA
WATERS.
Hatthews' Patent Steel Cased Block-Tin Lined
FOUNTAINS.
LAGER BEER.
Owing to tbe iDcreaseil consunpClon sod great demand for Laoeb Bxbr, I hire
dedded t« make it b Bpeclalt.v, and have secared the Ageacj ot Beveral at
tbe floett Been In the market, iDcludlog
SEO. KHHET'S t YUENOMNa & OO.'S
CELEBRATED NEW YORK LAGER,
Particular atlentlon patd to
BOTTLED LAGER BEER,
Pat up with the Patent Lightning Stopper, excluBivel; for famll; use. Willi uj
facilities, which are unaurpaased by aay estabtishmiint in the United Stat««,I ui
prepared to supply the trade si any and all times, and perfect eattsfactloii guartntwl.
By my arrangement with tbe OEYSEB SPBIKQ COMPANY, I aball coDBtantl; ba
in receipt of their
GENUINE SARATOGA WATER,
Bhipped lo me In Block-Tin Lined Cacks, expresily adapted to tbe pnrpoM.
COENER FOSTEE and WALDO STS., WOEOESTER, MASS.
WINES, ETC. 585
ESTABLISHED 1860.
GEORGE F. HE^W^ETT,
WHOLESALE
WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE.
Od hand, both hi Bond and Store, all the leading brands of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, ALES, WINES & PORTERS,
The majority of which are my own importation.
BRANDIES.
BOUTELLEAU & FILS, 1868. J. & F. MAKTEL.
F. DESSANDIEB ft CO. BAEtNETT & FILS, 1865-70 (in Bond.)
GINS.
CONTINENTAL (my own brand— in Bond.)
HONEY SUCKLE.
OLD TOM, (Booth's.)
WHISKIES.
W. H. McBRAYEB, Sold by no other house in the city.
T. B. EIPY, Sour Mash.
M, V. MONARCH, Sour Mash.
F. 6. CRAIG, Sour Mash.
J. G. MATTINGLEY, Fire Copper distUled.
J. A. MILLER, Chicken Cock.
GUCKENHEIMER'S RYE.
ISLEY SCOTCH WHISKEY.
JAMESON IRISH WHISKEY.
GHLJINNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT, Daukee's Bottling.
BASS'S ENGLISH ALE, Daukee's Bottiing.
KAISER BEER, Imported, my own Bottling.
SCOTCH ALE, Robt. Younger's.
COR. WALDO AND FOSTER STREETS,
Worcester, Mass.
Orders by Mail or Telephone receive Prompt Attention.
WORCESTER niBECtOHT.
B. T. SMITH. C. A. BI6ELOW.
E. T, SMITH & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
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SMITH'S BLOCK.
M, 88 ft 80 ShfBisbiify St., opp. Dnlon Vi&mffit Depot, ffofcestBr, lia.
W. a. IUT»ABD. A. a. lUTKABD.
MAYNARD & MAYNARD,
Wholesale Dealers ik
FLOUR,
GRAIN,
164 Fl^ONT STREET. W01|CESTER, MjlSS.
Give ■peciBi stieutlon to the purcbase and sale ol QratD ud FroTiiioiM tu Oa
Cliicago Market and tbe canying of
FUTURE OPTIONS ON MARGIN.
Market QnotaUotiB and Special Telegraph Advioe poated for tlie beneSt of
tbe public.
ADTERTISrNG DEPARTHENT.
SMITH & GREEN,
WholeBale and Betall Dealers Id
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
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Agenta for the Ainerlcau SoapBtone Flolah Co.
Smith's Block, 32 and 34 Sbrewsbarj Stmt, 0pp. Union Passeoiiflr Station,
JcaaK Smith. WOKCEBTER, MASS. H. A. Gkekk.
JOHN S. BALLARD & CO.,
16 FOSTER 3T.. OPP. HOSWICE BT.
FINE WINESJEAS AND GROCERIES.
Plants, Cat Flowers from ttielr own GreeulionsBi;, Vernon Street,
ALSO, PROPRIETORS OF THE
BALLARD QUARRIES.
DRALERS IN ALL KINDB OF
BUILDING STONE.
Clean, White Qranlte, FREE PROM IRON, or other Staine, admira-
bly adapted for Building purpciaea. In the rough or cut.
Underpinning and' Window Stones always on hand.
Foundation Stone at Low Price for sale at
the Quarry,
BUliim STMT, QDIHSIGAMOin) mLA6£, WORCESTER, USS.
W08CB8TEB DIBECTOBT.
L. J. ZAHONYI,
VIENNA CONFECTIONER
AND CATERER.
No. 332 Main St., Worcester, Mass.
Xi. J. Z A. H O IT "y I
Begt to notify Customen kud the Public that he is prepared to forntoh laj
kind of FestivBlfi, Weddingg, Parties, Bec^ptloiu, etc., not ODiy with Choice Ci»if»-
tlonerj. Ice Cream, Sherbets, any flavors, and an; Bhapea; also, Ojaters, Oame,
Salads, Croquets, and anythlnj; In this line ; but al»o added to hf* place, a nice line of
China, Silver, OlaxR Ware, Table ClothB, Napkins of the finest quality-, which artielca
he will let for very reawinable terms. All Ordera in and out of Town promptly
Satisfaction Gnarantud. Ererytbloji Pore. Terms ReasouUs.
M. M. QARPIBLD. C. A. HARRINQTOH,
SI Scliogl B[. M WiDdur St.
GARFIELD & HARRINGTON,
DEAI.EB8 in THE UELBBRITBD
Q,TJiasrsic3-^i^d:o3sri3 la.b:b
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Also, FUBNITUKE HOVINQ and JOBBIira by Efficient and Seliable Men.
AI.O, Commcton for SlrMt BpIlDkllDic.
OFFICE, 96 SCHOOL ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
TELEPHONE CONNECTED WITH OFFICE.
ADVERTISING DEPjV>'1'^ENT.
SMITH, ADAMS & CO.,
COMMISSION ASD WHOLESALE DEALERS IH
FLOUR, PROVISIONS,
COUNTRY PRODITCE, ETC.
/GENTS FOR THE HAMPDEN BRICK CO.
NO. 10 TRUMBULL ST.,
WORCESTER. MASS.
O. H. SMITH. O. D. ADAHB. W. B. SMITH.
GARLAND & LINCOLN,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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FKOFBIXTOBa of the SBAIH ELEVATOR, capacity 79,000 Biuhell.
■0. iO CnKoD Stnet, 0pp. Mm Depot, Worctsttr, loss.
540 WORCESTER DIRECTORY.
GEORGE FISHER,
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMNOnS GOAL.
AT YARD, 195 UNION ST., AND 14 PEARL ST.,
F. O. J^:Eij2>rCDXjJD,
DKALKR IX
COAL, WOOD AND KINDLINGS.
Also, Hay And Straw.
Millbnry, Opposite Greenwood Street, Quinsigamond,
WORCESTER, MASS.
DEALER IN COAL, WOOD, HAY AND STRAW.
PROPEIETOR OF THE QUINSIGAMOND OMNIBUS.
TIME TABLB.
!«••▼« tif Vlllace at 6.00 (from April to October), 6.20, 7J0, 9.00. lOJO. A. H., IJKk 3J0, &A UB«
and 7.00 P. M. BetarMlnv I^eave MeehAnles Hall at 6.46 (flnom April to October), 7.11,
8.20, 9.4£, 11 aO A. M.. IJO, 8.UU. iJSO, 6.10 and 9.00 P. M.
Sim DATS I liMiTa TiUaira at 9.46 A. M., 2.20, and « 60 P. M. _
Beturnlns, leave Mcehanlofl Hall at UjHK, 4J0 and 9j0» P. M.
rare to PolnU South of Cambridge Bt., 10 eta.— 16 UckeU for 1 1.00. Korth of Cambridjre St^ 6 eta.
Also, a New and Klenant Barge, used for the aocommodatlon of Partlea, fl»r Bzenraion RMai, etc.
FamlUea remored In a •peelally adapted wai^on.
Millbnry St., near Qninsigamond Orain Hills, WOBOESTEB, Mass,
WEBSTER SQUAKE WOOD AND GOAL YARD,
11 MILL .STREET,
WOOD AND COAL IN ANY QUANTITIES.
Hard and Soft Wood by the Cord, Foot, or Basket, Sawed, Split, and Delivered, at
the Lowest Prices. Orders by Postal Card will reoeive prompt attention.
We hope by Square Dealing to secure a fair Share of your Patronage.
Postal Address: No. 11 MILL STREET.
SEND IN YOUR ORDCRS.
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3. 11 and 12 Central Exchange,
[■RKET. WORCESTEH, MASS.
ts, Orders, Cards, Statements, Circulars,
'rinting for the Store, Counting Room or Factory,
EIPT8, HOUSE BEHT BILLS.
Certificates and Milk Accounts constantly on hand,
IC PRINTniG DONE TO ORDER, »,
irt Done at lie lowest Livinj Prte. ]^
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The facilities of this Office for Book and Pamphlet
Printing are not aurpaased by those of any other
Office in Central Masaachusetta. With large fonts
of book type, we can often put a large pamphlet
in type and furnish proof sheets before putting
the work to press.
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Those desiring large and ahowy
POSTERS
For advertising Lectures, Concerts or Plays, can here
be accommodated, as we have peculiar advantages
for this class of work, possessing large presses, and a
great many fonts of large and small poster type.
This work is made a specialty.
No. 311 MAIN STREET.
Formerly the Palladium Office-
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ADYKRTISING DEPAR1MENT. 641
GEO. R. HAMANT,
APOTHECAET,
498 MAIN STREET.
Special Attention given to Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Medicines.
A FULL LINE OF MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES, BOOTS, HESBS,
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, Ac.
WILLIAM L. DAVIS,
APOTHECARY,
AND DEALER IN
Drugs, Patent MedicineSf Perfumeryi Fancy Articles, Brushes, Eto.
Entrances botn 579 MAIN & 17 SODTHBBIDSE STS, WORCESTER, MASS.
PfbytioiaiM' JPre§eripUims CmrefuUy Compounded,
I^All PreMsrlptioni on file at the old store may be Itoand at my present location.
Manafliotarer of and Wholesale Dealer in
FRENCH AP AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY
And Goooa-imt Gakes of a Superior Quality.
ALSO, CHOICE BRANDS OF CIGARS.
207 MAIN ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
M. E. SHATTUCK,
CIGAR MANUFACTURER,
yv- jj- ym- Wliolosale Dealer Id Impoftod and DomostJo y*- yy jj-
T»*.M.*. OIGAES AND TOBACCO. -^^
Whokstls ikftBt fsr LaMUng Brands of Fins Got Churning and Smokiiif Tobseeo.
409 MAIN STBEET, • (auk's Block, - WOBOESTEB, Kus.
542 WOHCE8TBB DIRECTORY.
GEORGE GUYETT. Agent.
— JOBBER IN —
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, ETC.
DIRECT RECEIVER OF
KENTUOZT BOUBBON, BYE AND WHEAT WHISKIES.
Also, FOREIGN ALBS AND PORTER.
271 PROMT STREET (Hew So. 21 WasUngton Sq.), WORCESTER, liSS.
NEAR UNION DEPOT.
BENJ. ZAEDER,
LUNCH ROOMS.
BOSTON, NEW YOBE & WESTEBN LAGEB BEEBS.
CXXOXCE Xi T7 ST O XZ E S.
SAUER KRAUT AND HOT SAUSAGE A SPECIALTY.
14 MECHANIC STREET, - - WORCESTER, MASS.
ALSO, DO A BUSINESS OF FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Jobber and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FOREiGi m mim wiis m liiok,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Agent far Bogtan Aiee, Bay State Alee and Soffn%an*e Monopol Kmo York
Lager Bottled for Family Use.
39 WASHINarON SQUARE, WORCESTER, MASS.
EST-A.TB or
EDWARD McMAHON,
wholesale and RETAIL DEALER IN
WIt(ES & BRANDIES
Also, Sole Afirent for the Celebrated Hifrbland Spring and Hudson Cream Ale, and Ftneh** QoM«
Wedding and Eagle Whiskey. Also H. H. Shufleldt A Co. Imperial Dlstillerr, Cbloago, IIL
and Cynthia, Ky. Also, BotU«d and Drmasht lA^er.
&OXulB .A^O-BITX rO» BOSCE-MrT-AXT BBBK.
No. 26 SPRING STREET. Worcester, Mass.
ADVERTISING DEPABTMENT.
543
FELIX P. MORWAY & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, Etc.
FOREIGN ALES AND PORTER. ALSO, DEALERS IN LAGER.
lo. 27 WiSHINGTOH SQUARE, Formerly No. 17, WORCESTER, liSS.
Also, formerly numbered 277 Frout Street.
L. DORMAN, Agent.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WlilS
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DlIEl POETiPi
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69 MECHANIC STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
B0^V7LER BROTHERS,
BREWERS OF
ALE & PORTER,
QtUnsigainond Av. Cor. Lafayette,
WORCESTER, MASS.
AUDCAlfDVB BOWLKB.
JOHK BOWLER.
J. G. BIEBERBACH,
MANUFACTURER OF
&ii(GER Ale, Soda & MiNEf^AL Waters,
Sole Agent for G. RDGLER'S CELEBRATED HEW YORK LAGER BEER.
Particular Attention paid to BOTTLED LAOBR BEER for Family Use.
Ill SUMMER STREET, Worcester. Mass.
Sm W0BCB8IKB DIBBCTOaT.
W. L. PLAISTED & SON.
WholeMtle Mid Itotall Deftlen, and Hannfaolaren of
PLAIN AND FANCY CRACKERS.
ALSO, BREAD AND PASTRY OF ALL KINDS.
Warm Rolls every night Baked Beans and Brown Bred
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING.
21B Main Street, Worcester. Mass.
FACTORY DEPOT,
FLEISCHMANN & CO.,
UANUFACTUKEBS OF
COMPRESSED YEAST.
Orlgtnal Introdncen tad Huiufactunra in the Dnltod States.
Factories: Oreenpoint, L. 1.; Riverside, Ohio; Cincinnati, Ohio.
"WOUCSHSTBR r>Br*OT, 147 mOlTT ST.
S. L. SHAW, Sales Agent.
Reeldence: 83 Chandler Street, Worceater, Mass.
DOMESTIC BAKER,
Manufacturer of a Fine Artkle of
HOME-MADE BREAD.
Also Ffne Cake and PsBtrr.
TaUliig Oaks ta Ordn. A Fdl Una of OodkMlwq.
40 SOUTHBRIDQE ST.
281 Pleasant, cor. Beilevue St., Woroeeter, Kmi.
K. G. KENDALL,
PBOPRmOB OF THK
FKANKLIN HOUSE.
2B ROOMS TO LET, by Day or Weofc.
DINING ROOMS CONNECTED.
BOASD BT THE WEEE, OS OS EDSOfEU FLU.
514 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
ADTEBTISINO DEPABTWXMT.
O. E. HOLHBS. J. H. TAINTBB.
O-. E. HOLMES & CO.,
SOAP MANUFACTURERS,
AUD PKA1.ER6 IN
Pare Qroimd Bone for Fertilizing Purposes, Ground Heat, Scnqw,
Oyster Shells, Etc
We also MtannAMtare b very anpcrlor Fertiliser fbr Kawh*
»nd MMrket CMwdeDera.
Opporit« Hope Cemetery. HUW WORCESTEB.
CHAS. F. EUGG,
MuiuAwtDrer and Dealer In the
BEST GRADES OF HAI[D AND JELLY SOAPS,
For Famtlf, Huiiif actarers' and durfsn' use.
er in Stsah Brndxbes Taixow. Groond Beef Sera
coDiIantly on hand. Orders by mall promptly auatrere
rscloir: a WAU STBEET,
JV«W Oraflon Street, WOR(]ESTER, MASS.
CHARLES A. CLARK,
lUKUTACTURBB 09
A. W. lowne & Co.'s CeDteooial aoil Stoliie Soaps.
jrO. 30 SARCtEJfT 8IB.I}I:T,
Residence : 45 Piedmont Street, WORCESTER, MASS.
FRONT STBEET CASH IHABKET.
V. SHELDON, Propr.,
CHOICE PROVISIONS
At the Loirest Cash Price.
104 Front St, Cor. Cbnrcb St,
VOBCSeTKB, MASS.
Also, Branch at 6fl Hillbi^ Street.
546 WORCESTER DIRECTORT.
:tT. 'w. noijiDBisr,
OCER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AND WHOUeSALB AND RETAII, DEAI.ER IN
Floor, Graiu and Hay, Lard, Butter, Gheese, £gg8, &c.
162 FRONT STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
S. TAFT & SON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES.
Grass and (farden Seeds, Farw M, &c.
Corner FRONT and TRUMBULL STREETS,
HENRT O. TAFT. WQBCESTES, MASS.
CHAS. H. PUTNAM & CO.,
DEALERS IN
CHOICE
Provisions
GROCERIES,
74 WINTEB STREET,
S. B. Heywood & Oo.'b Bpilding, - WOBOESTEB, MASS.
Damase Li^ole. Andre O. liiiit.
LAJOIE BRO'S,
DEALER^ IN
Groceries and Provisions.
Selling for Gash only, enables us to giye the best Gk)ods at Lowest
possible Prices.
84 BLOOMIN0DALE, WOBGESTEB. MASS.
▲DYEBTISIKO DEPARTMENT. 547
W. 0. PATTEN" & CO.,
GROCERIES AND FLOUR,
533 Un ST., OFF. CBiTEU, ffOBCESTEE, IA88.
OIL STOVES.
We Have the Best Stove in the
Market. Call and Examine.
(eSTABLISHED 1S6e.)
GEORGE P. ROGERS,
(SUCCESSOR TO FRANCIS HARRINGTON).
Dealer in FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED and MEAL,
BALED HAY AND STRAW,
Poultry Food of all kinds. Also, Agent for Weston's Food for Horses, Cattle
and Chickens.
139 FRONT STREET. WORCESTER. MASS.
WOROESTEB 00-OPEBATIVE ASSOCIATION,
IN
FLOUR. &PEPS, TEAS. COFFEES,
PURE SPICES, ETC.
JVb. 576 Mcutrt St., Wor^caster', Mclss.
L. D. CROSS, Agent.
E. E. PUTNAM,
8UGGS880RT0
J. R. EMERY & CO. (Formerly Hawes & Emery).
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
At the Old SUnd,
600 MAIN STBEET, Gor. Austin, Worcester, Mass.
The Bepatation of the old Arm for Fair Dealing' and Good Goods will
he maintained.
548
WORCE8T£B DIBEOTORT.
&AT & HOOD.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WHOLBSJkUE AND RXTAIL DXALEBS IN
Baled Hay and Straw, Flour, Gram, Meal and Feed.
41 WALDO STREET, - WORCESTER. MASS.
OEDEBS BY TELEPHOIJIE PEOMPTLT FILLED.
JOSEPH SIMARD & CO.,
DBAUERS IN
FLOUIi, &R/IN, FEED jiND MEjL,
Baled Hay rnnd. Straw.
CELEBRATED WHITE DIAMOND FLOUB A SPECIALTY.
6 FRANKLIN AND 6 GREEN ST8.. WORCESTER, MAS&
Orders by Telephone Promptly Attended to.
WHITE, PEVEY & DEXTER,
PORK PACKERS.
AND WHOLESALR DEALBRfl IN
DUESSBD HOGS, PORK, LARD AOT) HAMS.
201 FMONT 8TMJEJET.
R. G. WHITE.
E. P. PEVEY.
E. C. DEXTEB.
R. E. HOLMES & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
1
J
HICAGO DRESSED B
HT^n
{
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COB. SHBEW8BIJBT and MULBEBBT STBBET8,
Opposite Union Depot.
WOBCESTEB, 1CA8S.
ADYEBTISINO DEPARTMENT.
549
Strictly Tempebance Drinks.
STRITPItUT.
VaniUa,
Coffee,
SareapariUa,
IHne Apple,
Strawberry,
JS<i^herry,
Cheekerberry,
€Hnger,
Xtevnon,
Birch,
WUd Cherry,
Pear, Etc.
WM. F. BROOKS,
MurafMtimr And Whol«Ml« I>««ler In
BOSTOIl GINGER >LE,
SODA WATER and SYRUP,
39 EXCHANaE STREET,
(Be8idence, 89 Hermon St.,)
WORCESTER, MASS.
All &ooils Warranted yen Best Quality.
FOUNTAINS CHARGED FOR
CONSUMERS.
BBBB lilST.
Tonic,
Strawberry,
Pine Apple,
Soda,
Birch,
White,
Boot,
English Ginger,
Pear Cider,
Wild Cherry,
Lemon Soda,
Ginger Ale,
Baepberry Soda,
EtC; Etc*
G. E. ADAMS & CO.,
— DEALERS IX —
Beef, Pork, Lamb, Veal, Poultry,
LARD, BUTTER, VEGETABLES, Etc.
O. B. ADAMS.
GEO. T. BACKUS.
GEO. S. HOPPIN & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IX
FLOUR. GRAIN.
MEAL, PEED, HAY AND STRAW.
SOLE AffBNTS FOR THE SALE OF WASHBURN, CROSBY & GO'S FLOUR.
No. 34 Mechanic Street, Worcester, Mass.
550 WORCBSTEB DIRECTOBT.
A. F. WHIHEMORE & CO.,
PROVISION DEALERS,
No. a69 MAIN STREET,
WALDO BLOCK, - - WORCESTER. MASS.
YIATSOK & BELCHER,
0ii««easors f C. BBI<CHER A CO.,
DXALXB8 IN
MEAT AND PROVISIONS,
Batter, OhMM, Fonltiy, fto., ud all Undi of Oum in BeMoa.
No. 8 Pearl Street, Opposite the Post-Ofl&ce,
i'wliSSSS'.. I WORCESTER, MASS-
F. W. BEMIS & CO.,
DBALEBS IN
POULTRY, VEGETABLES, ETC.
20 PLEASANT ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
J. E. PRENTICE
DEALS IN
FR^O'T'ISIOIsrS
or THE BEST QUAIilTY OKLY.
Southbridge, Cor. Myrtle Street, Worcester, Mass.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
551
Business established in the same stand in 1845.
EDWIN A. PUTNAM,
Successor ta DARIUS PUTNAM, Dealer in
Choice Family Groperies,
FLOUH, BUTTER, CHEESE AND PRODUCE,
129 Main street,
CORNER SCHOOL,
JOHH J. WniET,
Groceriesi Provisions.
GOon ooons. zow pbicjbs,
ALSO, PBOrBIXTOS 07 TBI
Kortli Asliliiiill St. Wood anil Coal Tard.
Hard Wood pr. ft. $1.00. Sawed, $1.25
Cfhestnut, ^* " .86. " 1.00
Pine, " " .85. " 1.00
Hard Wood, pr. basket, 16 cts. 8 for 1.00
Chestnut, << << 10 cts. 11 for 1.00
Pine Kindling, *' 10 cts. 11 for 1.00
Orders for Franklin, Lehigh and Chest-
nut Coal, by Ton or Basket, promptly
attended to at Lowest Prices.
Wood and Coal delivered promptly in
any part of the City.
STORE AND WOOD YARD,
No. 13 Morth Ashland Street,
WORCESTER, MASS.
EUROPEAN
)
lea and die Wamonis
DAVID JOHNSON, Fnpt,
Jobber sad Betail Dealer ia
TEAS and COFFEES
OF THB BIST dUALITT,
Ho. 1 Summer Street
NEAR LINCOLN SQUARE,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Onr agents will call at private residences
supplying them regularly with standard
and uniform goods.
Choice Vermont Butter and Cheese from
well-known and reliable Dairies.
O. W. BRIGHAM,
Groceries and Provisions.
A CHOICE LINB OF
Groceries, leats, ProYlsions, Ac, of all kinds, constantly on hand,
104 SOXJTHBItlDaB STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
552 WORCESTER DIRECTORY.
SAMUEL A. PRATT, Agent,
DmSIOK NO. 42, JOINT STOCK COIFANT, 150 InkR,
DEALER m
FINE GROCERIES,
24 FBONT STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
H. O. ADAMS,
DEALER m
PROVISIONS,
Meats and Poultry
of all IdndB.
%19 FBONT STREET,
FISH AND OYSTERS.
A SFECIALTT OF
^Q Cboice Oysters ^q
^m^ At Wholesale. ^N^
914 FBONT STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
TEAS and COFFEES,
102 Front Street, corner Church, Worcester.
418 Main St., Springfield. 96 High St., Holyoke.
ORDERS CALLED FOR.
CHARLES STUBBS,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
^ Fresh Fish, Oysters and Lobsters. ^
Also Planter, Wholesaler and Retailer of all CHOICEST BRANDS OF OYSTERS.
Extra Selected Oysters from our own Beds In Warren River, fresh from Salt WatcTt
daUy.
NO. 20 1-2 PLEASANT ST., WORCESTER, ICASS.
ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELEPHONE.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
558
CHARLES W. SEARS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, BALED HAY k STRAW,
Also, General Agent for Dansville Graham Flour,
No. 517 MAIN STREET,- - WORCESTER^ MASS.
Telephonic Gommimloatlon with all parts of the Clt7 and snrronndlnir Towns.
WILSON & HOLDEN,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in
Flour, Feed, Baled Hay and Straw,
LHHE, hair, CEIXfENT,
Superphosphate, Grass Seed, Garden Seed, &c.
154 MAIN STREET, - WORCESTER, MASS.
MlBBIOK WXUBOH. WUXXAMHOLDZM.
WHOLESALE
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AND DEALER IN
Mntton, Veal, Poultry, Proilncej Hides, Calf Stins, Stieep Pelts, Etc.
190 FRONT 8TJRBBT,
P, O. Box 945, .... Worcester, IVIass.
HSmtT H. HOUGHTON.
aSO. A. PSAB80N.
HOUGHTON & PEARSON,
DEALERS IN
FLOUH, GPN, FEED jM MEA
BALED HAY AND STRAW.
Agents for Westoii^s Food for Horses, Cattle and Chickens. Poultry Food of all kinds.
No. 592 Main Street, - - Worcester, Mass.
Telephonic Communication with all Parts of the City.
554 WORCESTER DIRECTORY.
LEARNED, NEWTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS,
No. 3 ALLEN COURT,
J. TODD & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
i Pure Spices,
Specialties : •< Pure Cream Tartar,
( Pure Coffees, Roasted, Ground and Pulverized.
MUSTARD, HERBS, &c., &c. COFFEE BOASTED for the Trade.
Merrlileld's BaildiniTy lYI Union Street, Worcester, HI
f^ Traders and Consumers willplease remember the FACT that all our Spleea
and Cream Tartar are STRICTLY PURE.
LEVI LIlJTOOXjISr,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Aftent f«r tbe sale of
Flour, Grain, Hay/nd Straw,
NO. 105 FRONT STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
W. H. BLODOET. B. S. SHEPASD.
W. H. BLODGET & CO.,
Successors to Blodget & Boshart,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Butter, Cheese, £ggs, Potatoes. Poultry, Fruit, &c. Also, Manufactureni' Agents
for MOSHIER BBOS.' Ground Spices and Extiiuits.
S TRUMBULL STREET, - WORCESTER, 1[A8&
ADV£RTI8IVa DEPARTMENT. 555
MANUFACTURER OF
Tallow, and Dealer in Tripe, Pigs' Feet,
NEATS' FOOT OIL, ET€.
Headqaarters for Poultry Supplies, such as Ground Beef Scraps, Cracked Bone^
Oyster Shells, Meat, etc., etc. We also Grind Bones for Fertilizer, warranted
as pure and good as can be had elsewhere.
Rendering Works and Mills, x i-a Miles East Union Depot,
MILLBURY AVENUE, - WORCESTER, MASS.
J. G. JEFFERBS,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
Tripe, FIes' Feet, Tallow, Seats' Foot Oil,BoBes, Qlve U, &c.,
Fertilizers and Ground Bone, Beef Scraps, Oyster Shells, Bone Meal for Cattle, Fine
Ground Bone for Case hardening,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Orders left at Watson & Belcher's Market, 8 Pearl Street, promptly attended
to. Works: One-half mile South of Quinsigamond Village, on the Pix)vidence A
Worcester B. B., Worcester, Mass.
Connection wltli tlie City by Teleplione.
NORCROSS & WASHBURN,
Wholesale and Betall Dealers in all kinds of Foreign and Domestic
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Also, Poultry, Potatoes, Cheese, Eggs, Boston Sugar-Cured Hams, Etc.
BUTTER A SPECIALTY.
.No. 607 Iain Street anil 23 Allen Conrt, Worcester, Mass.
T. R. NoRCROSS. W. Ansel Washbxtr^.
J. W. PLAISTED & CO.,
Fruit and Produce at Wholesale.
BUTTER, CHEESE.
151 FRONT STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
J. W. PLAISTED. S. W. PLAISTBD.
556 WORCESTER DIRiSCTORT.
TTorcesier, .Tan. 26, 788 A.
To My F'ormer IPairons:—
ITu l>ruff Store JVo. 39 Souihbridffe Street, Comer of
JKyrtte, carried on so many years by the undersiffned, wilt be
opened about jipril fst next, with a full tine o/'jiZrJ^ F'^SSH
GOOS>S, Medicines, Toilet Articles, d:c. The same care will be
used in Compounding Inscriptions that the Store hcts been
noted for formerly,
I have returned to the City and n\y residence is ^o. 8
Myrtle Street.
HARLAN FAIRBANKS.
L. B. HAPGOOD & SON,
Manafliotaren and Wbolesale Dealen iu
REFINED CIDER, PLAIN CIDER,
AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
Made In the old-fiuhloned way, and wUl bear Chemical examination. We alwaje have a siippir of
Pleaaant Old Cider, two and three years old. Our Plltered Cider !■ the best in the market Iw
bottllnf and other purposes. Manuteotory on Belmont Street, Shrewsbury, one mile East of Lake
Qninslgamond. Telepnone connection with the Factory.
Oice, 10 Front Street, Worcester. P. 0. AiUress, 6oi 421, Worcester.
WILLIAM H. EARLE,
2, 4 and 6 Washington Square, Worcester, Mass.,
Most cordially invites the Farmers, and all others interested, to visit his
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
-A-3Srr> SEEX> STORE,
(WHOLIVSALE AND RETAIL DEPARTMENTS,)
and examine the most improved appliances for aiding the laborer on the Farm
or in the Dairy.
All Ooods will be Correctly Represented, and Sold at Reasonable .Prices.
N. B.— Orders by Telephone, Express or Mail, Personallv Attended to and
Promptly Filled.
-A.. B. HA-XjIj Sc OO.,
Manafkcturers aud Wholesale Dealers in
Pickles, Ketchups, Sauces,
JELLIES, HERMETICALLY SEALED FRUITS,
White Wine and Cider Vlnefntr, Hops, Malt, Pressed and Palreriied Herbe, Ac
OmCE, 1 AND 3 WARREN ST. WAREROOMS, 199 FRONT ST.
Worcester, Mass.
ADTXBTIfiniQ DBPABTMEirr.
Tp A H A C P TR
BjlKERYillESTAURANT,
Bread, Cake and Pastry.
WEBDIKe CAKE TO fl
FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD.
178 Front Street, WOBCESTEK, MASS.
IITS-CritB TTOTJB. LIFE
wrm THX
Massachosetts Safety Fund Association,
THE PERFECTION OF CO-OPERATION.
WORCESTER COUNTY OFFICE,
Ho. 493 KAIH STREET, OLABX'S BLOCK, BOOH 37.
TH08. 8. DEOAN, SnpU D. H. BTAN, Ain't 8apt.
Pl«a«« can or send fbr Clrcalar.
C. E. CHAMBERLIN,
SCCCEBfiOR TO A. J. BKMI8,
HOESE-SHOEING-.
Carilaie Ironiiiii anl Sepairii,
aENEKAL BLACXSHITHING,
7'3 Exohangre Street,
COmnCB CTPBBBS, '
WOBCESTEB, IHASS. _
WOUCBBTEB DIKKCTTOfiT.
BAY STATE HOUSE,
Cor. Exchange, - Worcester, Mass.
W. L. SHEPARD, Proprietor.
LINCOLN HOUSE.
GEO. TOWEH, Proprietor.
Cor. of Main and Elm Sts., Woicestei, lass.
THE MOST CENTRAL IN THE CITY,
Waverly House,
HENRY HAY, Proprietor.
113, 115 & 117 Front St, and 1 Trumbull St„
HOR8C OARS TO AND FROM XHE DEPOT PASS THE DOOR.
ADVERTISING DEPARTHENT. ^ 559
ELMWOOD HOUSE.
David J. Baker & Son, Proprietobs.
1059 MAIN ST., COR. CAMBRIOaE, WEBSTER SQ., WORCESTER, MASS.
Board by the Day or Week. Rates Reasonable. Location Unsurpassed. Horse Cars
passing through Main Street, leave this House every 15 Minutes.
Gkx>d Livery and Boarding Stable Connected with the House.
Telephone Connection.
Nearest Hotel to the Union Depot.
UNITEDSTATES HOTEL,
COR. OF SUMMER & FOSTER STS., WORCESTER, MASS.
Hcadqaarten of GommereSal TraTelers. Entire House Heated by Steam througboat. Horse Oars
and Herdlct Past the House every flaw mlnatee.
The Popular Rates of $2,00 and $2.50 Per Day
Is ao Innovation whieb will be appreciated by all who desire First-Class Aocommodatlons.
T. n. BERHnrOTOIir a CO., Proprietors.
TKB
46
CENTRAL HOUSE,"
S. STRATTON, Proprietor.
19 « 103 MAIN STREET, CORNER MARKH STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
Ttais Hotel Is now open for Transient and Permanent Qoests. A FIrst-Olass Bestaarantoonneoted
with the House.
Choice Game in its Season.
GERMAN AMERICAN HOUSE,
CENXRAl-l_Y LOCATED.
35, 37 and 39 MECHANIC ST., WORCESTER, lASS.
Building and Fumitare New. House Newly Benovated and Heated by Steam.
Ck>nyenient for Permanent and Transient Boarders. Prices Beasonable.
Methtmie Street being the IHreet JAne to the Union Fmeeenger Stmtion*
STABLxe, ere.
r. A. HABRDiaTON.
HARRINGTON & BRO.,
METROPOLITAN STABLES AND SHOPS,
31, 33 and 3S CEWTSAL STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
LDTEET, HACK AND BOAEDINa STABLES.
OOOD TEAMS AT FAIR PRICES.
The beH of care given to Boardtug Horaei. Any wuitliig HKka for PartlM <
loerala should get our prices before engagjng eanioges.
OUR OFFICE CONNECTED WITH THE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
CARRIAGE SHOPS.
Repairing of all kinds at reasonable rates and in
a thorough i
Tb kecc Bll First-Class f orlmen, tlerefore are sure to eire SatisMoi.
PMNTDiG AND YARNISHfflG A SPECIALTY,
ALBO,
HORSE SHOEING.
LIGHT AXD HE^TT TRUCKHAN. 561
CHARLES CUTLER,
LIOBT AND BMAVY
TRUCKMAN,
Safe and Machinery Mover.
All kbdi of Heavy Trucking done with promptueM.
Tbe BEST FAGHITIES in the CIT7 for HOVINa FUBNTTUSE.
Two large and espenlslly adapted wagona lor this purpose.
We also make a speclatty of
MOVING PIANOS.
Competent men employed who will more Pianos or Fine Famiture with gTMt
care, guaranteeing no Injury. We have a large Barge, built Providence Style, and
can carrv a lar^ load without injurv. Proprietor oi the new and elegant pleanira
iMTge, '■ EmprcBK," which will be let to parties for Picnics. Excurelona, etc.,
capable of carrying twenty-flve perKilil with ease.
Dice aiil Statle, 27 UGBAEE STMT, WORCESTEB, Mm.
WORCICSTEK DlRlfCTORT.
GEO. G. HILDRETH,
FUNERAL UNDERTAKER,
AMD DRALmt IN
Coffins, Caskets, Plates, Trimmings and Grave Clothes.
Also, Dealers in all Mnds of Metallic Burial Cases.
JVo. 36 FOSTER, Comer of WALDO STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Eveiything pertaining to the management of Funerals promptlr atteaded to.
QBO. G. HILDRETH, Residence, 3a Oread Street.
E. CONVERSE,
DONE TO ORDER, AT SHORT NOTICE.
Pirticolar Attention ^ren to Tracking Hear; MertkindiK
SAFES AND MACHINERY.
16 MULBERRY STREET.
Rbu of B. T. SMITH ft CO.'S, - Nemr Union Pua. Statka.
Residence, 85 PROSPECT STREET.
ADVERTiaiHG DEPABmEHT. 568
'OKO. SKSSIONS. WAUX> E. BB88IOMB. FSANK E. SBSSIOKS.
GEO. SESSIONS & SONS,
FORMIKHIIfe
UNDERTAKERS.
COFFIN WAREHOUSE,
9 TRDIBDLL STREET, Near Front Street.
UNDERTAKING
rrom PURE ZIHO, mmnoMd to .<ud uT sllmale. ud aim b. Itarnl.bM
CALL AND SES SAHPLD.
Btiilence, 7 TiniMl St., - VORCESTEB, lASS.
esTA BUSHED A. o. isei.
FINE "carriages,
32 and 34 Poster Street, Worcester, Mass.
imcltuUl lor man Hun l>«nl7-ili 7»r>. I Ihlnkirtll nmit nw InivliltBaupibUiutElIl
ICInaUirloIbaflbnaiT. SEO. C. DBRBUBST,
W0KCB8TER DtBHCTORT.
AMERICAN STABLES.
tlWSBf" WASHBURN * VAl'GHN, Pniprielon.
SlMcUl ■ttentiou paid to Boarding. *» Wsld* St., WttreCtftcr.
C. H. HILDBETH,
LIVEI|Y, SALE AND BOAI[DIHG STABLE,
«U MARKET iTRBET, OPP. BOBSE CAB VTABIiBa,
A FIR8T-CLAB8 UVEET STOCK.
Good Horses sud New CuTl^ce.
A. number of New uid Elegant HmAx To
Let. Personal sttentloD given to tbe em
of Boarding Horbbs. A Good Stock et
HORBBS FOR SiLB always <hi band.
le, IS, so «■« »»
MARKET ST., W0RCE8TEB, Hul
WORCESTER, MASS.
New Stock of
MdltBorscs and Saddles
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Rimiie«LEsseiis.
AI>VKttTIHINa I
VETE^^IW SURGEON,
AT
T. S. SLOAN'S SALE STABLE,
"WORCKSTER. MAStS.
DMSTISTBY A SPBCIALTY.
Xiivery. Boarding, Baiting & Sale Stables,
■n and HudrtUrt B»^|«]1a■( tm
woKCESTSR ontxcroBr.
CALVIN FARNSWORTH, Proprietor.
OFFICE AT THE PARCEL ROOM, NEXT TO BAGGAGE ROOM,
UNION PASSENGER STATION, - WORCESTER. MASS.
BAGGAGE CALLED FOR OR DELIVERED
oliMlIed It Ilia room tnr ■(mall [>rH». TdinihDiw GoDiiHIlDn
Up-Town Office, RawscKi's Ticket Agency, 39t Main St., where orders may be left.
R NOONE & SONS,
BLACKSMITHS & HORSE SHOERS.
Hnve removed tbelr business from the old eland on Soutbbridge St., to Ha
present location, where our tormor high standard ot work will
be sustained. Special care taken In Shoeing Intetfering,
Over-reaching, and Lame Horses.
SHOP, REAR OF 31 N. FOSTER STREET,
WOHCE6TEH, ftUSS.
c - J. cm. B B >I ,
LIGHT AND HEAVY JOBBING.
STABLE, 84
AUVERTISINO UEPARTHKNT.
J. B. LAWRENCE,
FMNITUIlEANDDIlAPEItY
OF lulTEST DESIGNS.
A Large Stock of Materliili for Hsnulacturlng cousttincly on hand.
WOOD lUNTELS A 8PECIALTT.
WORCESTER, MASS.
e. 8. BLISS. Q. A. THOMAS.
WIBSTEB WOSOESTER,
SQUABE, MASS.
HuiutacturerB of the Harvard Folding
gn»mKrc3^ :be;p.
■TO^ O R a E S T B R
CARPET DUSTING WORKS.
J. C. WATEBS, PropriftCor.
Cupet* Dnsted Id the heat manner bf Machineiy. No injar; guannleed. Cupeto
called for and delivered, and taken up and relald. Goods cleansed by the
Naphtlia Prooeti If ileiired- Featbers Renovated by Steam, and made
u Ligbt and Qood as New.
Works, OUBTIS STBEET, NEW WOROESTER.
J
WOBCEljTKB DIBSXnOBI.
BROWN & NASH.
HORSE 8HOERS
AND Farriers.
Bamavad t« If aw Bhap.
FOSTER, COR. BRIDGE ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
T. W. SHAW & SONS,
HOESE SHOERS.
SPECIAL ATTEirriON GIVEIT TO
SHOEING LAMS OR INTSRFSRING HORSES.
136 SOUTHBRIDGE ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
SMALLBIDGE & BOUBGET.
PRACTICAL HORSE SHOERS,
AND UANUFACTtJRERS OF
Light and Heavy OarriageB, Express Wagons, Basiness Wagons, Ac.
BTJIX.3DER.S OF HOSE ■^^A.O-OlSrS
Whloh will HiparMd* Uw Bad Hoaa Cart.
SHOP, 64 THOMAS STREET, WOKCESTEB, MASS.
H. B. WELLINQ-TON,
A SPECIALTY OF"
HORSE SHOEING,
Shop, Rear No. 40 Exchange Street, Woreetter,
Wb«r< mar alwiwg be Amid
The Best of Workmen.
MaDDtaoUrar^ rtcfal ftir lb« bm of
BANE'S TOE AND SIDE WEIGHT.
ADVEBnaiNQ DEPABTUmiT.
li. :r. sfoo2!T'ei:r,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
FIRST-CLASS EQUIPAOBS TO LET.
SpMtnl ntUnttoD Is ttx nla of ralidda DrtTtDK Hanaa. Tbt 1u|*
[ WAMIW,IBm REMOVED.
Fnroltan Wmobi, IIw ItrgtM la lbs ellr. lo let on nuoiublF urcu.
Sttble, EEABOr 168 mm 8T., Woroiiler, Mm.
F. J. ic I isr G,
LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE,
Rear ot Piedmont Ghnrcb,
BeKTeen I'ledmontudTiUIaTSU..
WORCESTER, MASS.
W< nuke n ipwUIti or Boardtn.
UNION DEPOT STABLES,
THOMAS HERBIQAK. Proprietor.
Fint-Oloaa Uierj, Haok, Soarding, Sale and Feed
STABLE,
m. 16 CHERRT STREET, WORCESTER, USS.
Foot of Wdnen Street.
Orden b¥ Telephona PrDin|>llr Attrndsd to. Bpeclil Ral» to CommereilL TnraMn.
J. P. MCDONNELL'S
Livery, Hack and Boarding Stable,
Beinoved from 88 OraJUm Street to
OTeor b^), Bear of 69 Frankliii Street, - WOBOESTEB, MASS.
New and Well Kept Livery EgtabliihmentB to let od BeasoDable Temu.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO BOARDERS.
570 WOROB8TER DIRECTORT.
ALZIRUS BROWN,
Trucking, and Boarding and Feeding
ST .^.BXjSS.
Lumber, Iron, Coal and General Merchandise moved on libenl
Particular attention given to
MOVING HEAVY FREIGHT, BOILERS, SAFES, ET€.
as THOMAS ST., WOBCESTEB, Mmmm.
LIVERY, FEeIandYrUCK' STABLE.
Light and Heavy Jobbing, in and out of the City.
Dealer In Wood and Goal. Furniture Moving a Specialty.
167 GRAFTON STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
C. H. DRAPER,
Baggage
JOBBING, and PIANO FORTE MOVING.
Furniture Moved with care. Orders by Telephoac
promptly attended to.
GiBee at Newcomb Bra's. Oyster Hodm^
NO. 223 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
OHADWIOZ & FAY,
(Successors to D. Q. Bkede.)
rr :Et Tj a :e^ li/L :Hi i<T
ABTD PROPBIETOBS OF JOB WACM>BrS.
^ 36 GH^A.rTOIT STXtSSX.
Order Slate, 588 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
ADVERTISING DKPARTMKNT. 571
BPSIffESS BSTABI.IIIH£D Uf 1814.
J. W. SARGENT & SON,
MAVUVAOTUBBftS ANI> DKALXB8 Uf
FINE CARRIAGES,
Sleighs, Robes, and Harnesses,
NOS. 34, 36 AND 38 WALDO ST.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
ALL WORK WAEBANTED FOR TWELVE MONTHS.
WM. W. 8ABQEKT.
A. L. GILMAN.
MANUFACTUHBB OF
FIRST-CLASS C/RRIjlGES.
WAGONS OF BVEBT DESCRIPTION
MADX TO ORDBK.
CARRIAGE IRONING AND REPAIRING
IN AL.L. ITS BRANCHES.
Corner Thomas and Union Streets, - WORCESTER. MASS.
OHAS. G. REED,
Mannfkctorer of
WHEELS, SPOKES, BUS,
8HAFT8» B0W8» aSATS, BODIES, &o.
149 PBONT ST., WOBCJBaTMM, MABB.
AIM, 279 and 281 Somih Street, and 88 and 90 Utloa
Street, between B. h A. and 0. 0.
Depots, Boitont
Orders for Odd Wbeela. either br tbe Set or Slnf to
Wheel, filled same day as ordered. Oak, Ash and
Hickory Plank. Hobs turned and mortised.
MiLLBURY d Worcester Express.
OFFICIB s 440 IHAIN STREET* WORCESTER.
OBDBB SLATES IN WORCESTER, AT
Geo. P. Hewett*8, 34 Poster Street; N. G. Burbank's, i Allen Court; J. W.
Plaisted ft Co.'s, 151 Pront Street.
440 JfoiM StTMi ai 4 P. M. Leaves MUtbur^ at It A, JT. OffUe at
the Peel Office.
"An Orders reoelred by Telephone at 440 Main Street. Paekams guaranteed te be deilTered
sasM day as sent. Sates Tery low.
WORCESTBB DIBECTOBT.
ALBERT H. BOWDEN,
HOR SE SHOEING,
GABBIAOE WOBE and JOBBHTQ,
lo. 81 SclH»l Stnet, Vornstir, lis.
FuttoaUr ■ttonUon pkM to ilioalM InurlnliiK uul Clrer4i
IDK Honas. All bans ihad Id the moat (wroTsd itTta.
IW Horm luTtBjt Oannnted Phi »*rtl«iilutr BtMndBd M
BAY STATE STABLES.
fjIVEBV AMD
BOARDING STABLE,
Bmt M Bur BMM Hmm.
Entrance, rear of 16 EXCHMQE ST., Woroester, Maaa.
V. J. FAT. JAMES B. WAT.
FA-T BE.oma:E!ie,s,
1 to fata Far),
UNDERTAKERS,
DAlnrn In all kind* arOoaM,OukM«.Ooa*
n>M> and Trlmmlngi: Kotica, Btannd*.
Wrappers, Me.
19 Temple St., WoroMtar, Mmk
HaaafMattK at PaHrali (tT«B pcrfonil
AN DREW ATH Y.
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
CoOn War>r»ni( and ReaMenoe,
16 Gmn Stnet, - Vorcester, Mass.
OrriOE OPEN DAV
ABTERnSING DBFAaTMItNT.
JEBEMIAH WINN,
HAN U JACT I) UXB OF
"Wheels, Spokes, Hubs, Rims, Shafts,
ilB duBUaB TOOO VOKK QESERALLT.
WOBCESTER, MABB.
F. H. WARD,
HOUSE PAINTER.
enUaliM^, Gtaudnc, WaU TIntlHC, Etc B«rd Wood
Can r«f«r b> tome ot Ibe oldest and best known reaidenti of the Ctt;. Shop remored
21 PENN AVENUE, WORCESTER, MASS..
Wbere all ordera abould be addreaaed.
G-EO. L. ROBBINS,
CONTRACTOK IN
EXCAVATING^ STONE WORK.
stone fDmlabed for Cellara, Bank Walle, Culverta. etc., and lafd Id a workmon-llbe
manner. Coatracta taken bv the job or bj' Cbe da;.
EABTH ud LOAM (tor OKAniNC), eonat»Btlr on hftnd.
ADUBESS;
NO. 100 VEBNOH STREET, WOBOBSTBR, Haes.
WHITE & CONANT,
Importers and Dealen in
irdware and Cutlery,
ails and Tools, Builders* and Haebinlats'
Tools, ftc., Ac.
HARBLE BDILDINQS,
648 HAm BTBZBT, rranklin Sqaaro, WORCESTER.
WOKCKSTEB DIKKCTORT.
MISS N. M. NEWELL,
CHILDREN'S DRESSMAKING.
ALSO, SOLE AGEST FOE THE
EQUIPOISE WAIST
Fur Lajies, lisies ul Cliililrei.
Combines Const ud Comt Cover, \a But Md
ComtorUble, sod snppotta Clotiiitig
froin tbe aboulderB.
NO. 7 LINCOLN HOUSE BLOCK,
Entrance, 368 1-2 MAIN ST., Worcester, Mass.
THE AMERICAN SOAPSTONE FINISH CO.,
.A.B.RO'CrQ'CrXSR Oe B A •FtRBOTT'S
PATENT SOAPSTONE FINISH.
rarnMiorliiiiiDdBrlokwe^. PtelD udlBOolon. ftir WallimlOalllagL Pr«*>r«4
la BUok Uld Bwl for UtIiW Front Brtok.
P. o. BOX as. FBoviDKircB. b. i.
Far Bale In Wormier, b;
Opp. Union PiHonimr SIitlDP. %» SHBEWBBrBX »TBKBT.
HENET W. BUETON,
No. I CENTRAL STREET,
WOKCESTEB, HAS8.
JFAIHES S. TAYLOR.
Tinware Manufactnrer.
promptlraiW.
Shop a Bigelow Oosxt, Woreeato.
GEORGE W. SANDMAN.
WASHINGTON SQUARE EATING HOUSE.
onrawnktlslHii. Call ud ••• fiir t<h»Sl M
3 WASHINGTON SQUARE, WORCESTER, MASS.
B.— One mlimu^ inlk ttma Dtpol on Sonlb (tde at tb* SqoH
A DV KKTI81NG DEPARTMENT.
576
J. H. MURPHY,
DEALER IN
STOVES,
RANaES AND FIXTURES.
The ''Ransom," Cottage Range, the
"New Hecia/' and the "Crown
Denmark" Parlor Stoves.
ft59 mAIN STK£ET,
and 57 Sonthbridge St.« Worcester, Mass.
J. C. FRENCH,
Carpenter & Builder.
All Work Done at Short Notice.
Office, 678 MAIN STREET,
SHOP, BURNSIDE COURT.
Worcester, Mass.
G-EO. H. SIBLEY,
Money to Loan on Notes, Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages on Real Estate.
Office, First; Floor, Jonas G. Clark^s Block, 492 Main ISt.,
WORCESTER.
L. M. GREEN,
DEALER IN
)
DRUGS, MEDICINES
Chemicalsy Toilet it Fancy Goods,
HAIB PREPARATIONS, PATENT
MEDICINES, ETC., ETC.
No. S PLEASANT STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
WOECESTER MACHINE SCREW COMPANY,
Manafkctnren of a Baperlor Quality of
STANDARD MACHINE SCREWS,
No. 75 Beaoon St., Near Jaokson St., WoroeBter, Maes.
E. BOYDEN & SON,
ARCHITECTS,
No. 406 Iain Street.
WORCESTER, MASS.
MARTIN OALLAHAN,
LIYERY & FEEDING
STABLE.
97 TEMPLE STREET,
Cor. Grafton St., - WORCESTSB.
Any Number of Hacks Pumished
at Short Notice.
576 WOBCESTEB DiAfeCTOBT.
WORCESTER
GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 4861.
OFFICE No. 11 FOSTER STREET.
CAPITAL, - - $500,000
- -
DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH SARGENT, President.
GEO. CROMPTON, SAMUEL WOODWARD,
CALVIN POSTER, JOSEPH E. DAVIS,
A. GEO. BULLOCK.
Treasurer and Clerk, JAS. P. HAMILTON.
OFFICE, WORCESTEf[ NATIONAL BAHK.
Agent and Superintendent, JAMES H. ROLLINS.
Chief Collection Agent, JAMES MELANEFY.
GAS WORKS, GAS STREET.
A discount of 25 cents on a thousand feet will be allowed if paid before the
tenth of the month.
BARRETT'S DYE HOUSE,
Not connected with any other Barrett. Established 1804 — the oldest in New
England.
Office, 52 TEMPLE PLACE, BOSTON.
BARRETT db BROTHSB, Preprta««n»
SUPERIOR DYEING IN ALL BRANCHES.
GARMENTS CLEANED OR DYED WHOLE.
NICE LACE OB CRAPE MADE TO LOOK LIKE NEW.
KID GLOVES CLEANSED IN ONE DAT.
M. R. WILLIAMS, MILLINER,
24S main Street, WOBCESTEB AGBST.
ADYBBTISING DEPARTMENT. 577
ESTABLISHED IN 1864.
H. W. DENNY & CO.,
Manuf actarers and Dealers in
FURNITURE.
FOR CASH OR INSTALBfBNTS.
BBS IS/LJ^Il^ STREET,
And Over Hoi. 566, 667| 669, 661 and 563.
Franklin Square, - WORCESTER, MASS.
JAMES BROADBENT,
DXAI.n IM VEW AXD SKOOMD-HAKD
FURN ITURE,
And Farnifihlng GK>odB of all kinds.
A FULL LINE OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND STOVES.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE IN GREAT VARIETY.
326 MAIN ST. (Up Stairs), WOECESTER, MASS.
CASH PAID FOR SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
CHAS. V. PUTNAM,
DBAUUI nf
FUENITUE E,
Crockery, House Furnishing Goods. Feathers, Beds and Bedding.
OFFICE & MAIN STORE. 247 MAIN ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
Warerooma, 4 and 6 Central Street.
CITY UPHOLSTERY ROOMS.
F. S. SHAW,
Mannflustarer and Dealer in
FURNITURE & BEDDING.
furniture REPAIRED.
531 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE CHATHAM.
37
578
W0BCE8TER DIBEGTOBT.
H. L. JENKS.
CONCRETE PAVER
OrWmllUy DrlTeways, FloorSy Ete.
Either Hard or Soft Paving. Also, Grading and Soddinit Lawns, Ete.
Having had long experience, will do all work in the best workman-like ntaaner. at
reasonable prices. Residence,
17 TIRRELL STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
BVIIiDIIVOS REMOVED.
B. ^W. DE A ISr,
WILL TAKE CONTRACTS FOR
Remoying Bu ildings.
Mr. D., having had forty years' experience in this branch of business, flatters
himself that he can give ENTIRE SATISFACTION to those who inar
require his assistance. He gives his personal attention to every
job. Office at his Residence,
NO. 18 PIEDMONT STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
PATRICK FINN.
BUILDING MOVEE.
Having had twenty-seven years' experience in this Neighborhood in Moving and
Raising any and all kinds of Buildings, with or without Chimneys, the subscriber can
guarantee that all jobs shall be done in a thorough and workman-like manner.
ADDRBSS OR CALL AT
36 FRANKLIN STREET, - WORCESTER, MASS.
D. & C. P. STEVENS &
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX
DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOWS,
Window Frames, and English, German and
American
Whidow Glaasi Figaied, Oolond and Plain Qroimd Glass.
Silver Lake Window Cord and Window Weights.
24 and 28 Southbridge St., (Near Junction of Main,)
WOBCB8TEB, MASS.
Glazed Sashes constantly on hand. Work done to Order.
CO.,
r"
ADVERTISING DEPAKTHENT.
579
OHAS. P. JOHNSON,
STAIR BUILDER,
OABINET MAKER AND WOOD TUBNEB.
Sbop, Foster Corner Bridge Street (op one fllKht), Worcester, lass.
Cabinet Making in all its Branches a Specialty.
F. S. GATES,
Successor to F. A.
Stratton,
STAIR
BUILDER.
Also, Fitting up Stores ,
Counters, Desks and
Chimney Pieces.
Newels, Balusters and Bails constantly on
Hand and Made to Order.
Band Sawing, Scroll Sawing and Wood
Turning of Every Description.
No. 172 Union Street,
WORCESTER, MASS.
M. M. Murphy,
MASON,
mk anil Bmlk
BBICI WOBE. FLA8TEBDIS. tc.
66 CHAHimt ST.,
"WOECESTEE, MASS.
WM. W TAFT,
BOX MANUFACTURER
AIVB CABPEBTTEB.
Boot and Shoe Boxes, Patent Medicine Packages, or any description of Wood
Packing Boxes Made to Order. Planing, Jointing and Matching done at
Short Notice. Carpenter Work, by experienced men, done at the
Snop.
JUNE 8TMJEJET, Head of Coes* JReservoir,
WORCESTER, MASS.
aEORO-E T. SUTTON,
F L TJ IM: B E 12, ,
No. 49 TliomftS St., 0pp. Olty Water Works Shop,
DBALEB IN
ViTBR CLOSETS, VISH BiSDIS, BUSS AID HOI FORCE PDDS.
All Plumbing Work done Promptly and Warranted. Repairing a Spedalt;.
RESIDENCE, 61 THOUAS STREET.
J. D. SISSON,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER.
ao XEABS' EXPERIENCE.
Dealer In Plumbing Materials, Bath Tabs, Etc. Copper Boilers, Marble WMk
Standi, Water Cloaett, Soap-Stone Wash Trays and Sinks. Qalranized
Iron Pipe, etc.
33 BOnrHBHIDBE STRBET, - WOBCliaTBB, HASB.
N. a. TtJCKER & SON,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS and GAS FITTERS,
Water Closets, Copper Boilers, Bath Tubs, Lift and Force Pumps, Shower Bitha,
Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead, Silver Plated and Brass Cocks, Marble Slabs, Wash
Basins, Ac, Jtc. A good assortment at Plumbers' Material! con-
slautly on hand. Plumbing In all its branches promptly
attended to.
JTo. 31 PLEASANT ST., WORCESTER.
t^ Iron HDil Karthen Soil and Drain Pipes and Fittings of all sizes, and allotlMr
materials for filting up buildings (or Hot or Cold Water,
JOHN J. PHELAN,
Practical Plumber and Gas Fitter,
DEALER m .^
PLUMBING MATERIALS,
Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Bowls, Sinks, BoUoi,
Wash Trays, Ac. All work warranted to gin
satisf action.
30 Soatblmdge Street, Worcester, Hue.
Residence, 03 Chandler Street.
ADTKRT18IN0 DePAJmlBMT,
JOHN F. DEEDY & CO.,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
And Dealers in Plumbing Materials.
Sanitary Work a Specialty.
Particular AttcDtion Paid to Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Wort.
NO. 541 MAIN ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
OPPOSITE CHATHAM STREET.
F. F. PHELPS,
STOVES. FURNACES & RANGES
A Specialty of the " Model " Range.
All Kindi of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron aud Zinc Work, b; Experienced Workmen.
ITO. 151 I^A-I3Sr STR.EET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
M. D. COON EY,
DEALSB IN
STOYES, TIN WARE
AND PEDDLERS' SUPPLIES.
HoDsehold Furnishing Goods of Ever; Description. Plumbing and Tbi Sooflog
a Speclaltf.
No, 8 GREEN STREET, . . WORCESTER, MASS.
M. R. COLVIN,
STEAM. GAS AND WATER PIPING,
riain ail SalraMei Iron Pige ad Fittius,
AU work prampllT >tUnd«d to aod utumeUon RlTec
Charab**. I*Bbllc Balldlnn, Priivte Ban
ItMd Air Oa* MieblDeg In ui; part of Nev Xnitland. bT
Slltana umaSm' order. ■Dd^miniw Be-Brunied. '
Theatre Bjilding, 22 Exchange Street,
WOncesTEB. MASS.
582 WORCESTER DIEECTORT.
o. B. Bzisrica-iiT & oo.,
WHOI^ESALB AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
2A.
MILLS AT ALDER BBOOE, N. H.
YARD AMD office:
Corner MADISON ST. and NOBWICS S. «.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
C. B. Knight. H. C. Libbet, Alder Brook, N. H.
1870] L. P. FORBUSH & CO., UM.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS.
Window and Door Frames, Mouldings, Brackets. Yei^ge Trimmings, EUn
Dried Floorings, and all kinds of Builders' Finish.
HABD-WOOD DOOBS and BLINDS of all kinds Made to Order.
Planing, Matching, Moulding. Circularand Scroll Sawing done to Order. Bntimatw
furnished from plans.
i. JP. FOBBUSS & CO., Worcmter.
Office and Salesroom, 181 Union St. Manufactory, 171 Union St.
LUMBER YARD.
FAY & STONE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in every Description of Lumber, for Building, Finish-
ing, or Manufacturing Purposes. Lumber by the Car-load a Specialty.
Tard and Sheds, 75 School Street, near Lombard's Woolen Madxinerjr
Manufactory, Worcester, Mass.
Fred. E. Fay. John V. Stone.
JOHN G. MORSE.
BRICK MANUFACTURER.
Orders taken for large or small quantities of either Common or Circular Brick.
We take pains to deliver Brick promptly, and give satisfaction in all cases. Call at
house,
BLOOMINGDALE BOAD, Opposite FAIRTIEW ATENUE,
OR ADDRESS TO
GBIVERAI. DEIilYERY, - WOBCESTBR, MAM.
▲DVEBTISD70 DEPARTMENT. 588
HARDWARE.
WHITE i CONANT,
IMPORTERS AKD DEALERS IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Nails anH Tools, Bnilllers' anil Macliiiilsts' Tools, Etc., Etc.
Marble Buildings, 042 Main Street, Franklin Square, Worcester.
H. M WAITE,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Nails, Bnilders' Materials, Hecbanics' and Asricnltnral Tools.
No. 191 FRONT STREET,
Hall's Block, Worcester, Mass.
A. H. JOHNSON & CO.,
Whitewashing and Carpet Cleaning,
CARPET LAYING, FITTING, ETC.
Psper Hanging, Window Cleaning, and Gteneral House Cleaning of all kinds.
Orders left at
69 CENTRAL ST., OR 26 ELLIOTT ST.,
Will receive prompt attention.
A. H. JOHM803r. G. M. WILSOH.
f OBCESm GALVAMD IKON COHFANT,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Sheet Metal Ornamental Work
AND MATERIALS.
150 UNION STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
H. M. SAITDEBS & CO., Proprietors.
584 WOBCESTKR DIRECTOBIT.
A. McGregor,
PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER.
A SPBCIA11T OF HARD-WOOD MSMI}.
12 AUSTIN STBEET, WORCESTER, MASS.
C. E. HOYLE,
HOUSE PAINTEE.
Onuning, Whitening, Qlazing and Paper Hanging
to Order. Satisfaction Onaranteed.
JResidence and Shop, No. 9 WOODLANI) STJRJEJET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
PATRICK Mclaughlin,
House Painter, Grainer and Glazier.
P&rtioulAr attention paid to Hard- Wood Finishing, Kalaomlnlng, Whitening, Ae.
Shop, 177 Union Street, - Worcester, Mass.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
WM. L MAYNARD,
F Xj TJ Di^ B E K, ,
AND DEALER IN
Plnmbing Materials, Bath Tnbs, Water Closets, Force and Copper Pumps,
Wash Bowls, Wash Trays, Brass and Silver Plated Codu, etc
All work promptlj exeonted by praotieal and civil workmen.
No, ISO MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
ADVBBTISIKO DEPARTHEKT.
393 J'<%?itl St-
JOSEPH S. PERKINS,
Painter, Grainer,
BASD WOOD FUflSHEE.
W0SCE8TBB, MASS.
STRAUSS BROTHERS,
FRESCO PAINTERS,
Office at Geo. H. Clarh & Co.'s,
JSTo. 6 NORWICH STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
C. W. STRAU8S. J. E. StbaUSH.
F. M. HEATH & CO.,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS,
And Hard Wood Finishers.
Shop, BURNSIDE COURT, off from 573 Main St.,
Orer C. B, DmleMs Carriate Stop, WORCESTER, MASS.
Orders received by Telephone or Mail.
586 WORCESTER DIRECTORT.
BOSTOH MARBLE AND GRANITE COMPANY,
MANUFACTUBXES OF
BUILDIf . GEMETEI|YandFURPRE WORK.
53 Central Street, Worcester. Mass.
ALL WORK CAREFULLY DONE AND GUARANTEED.
M. H. MUBPHT. PXTXB If AOOKK. T. E. TAnUM.
•v7":m:. j". l
DEALER IN
SAND AND GEAYEL
Best Quality of Sand or Qravel of any Grade Furnished,
or Delivered to any Part of the City.
7 L A.J\£JlRTIJTB STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
E. S. STREETER,
SAND DEALER.
Sand and Gravel Fnmislied at Short Motlee.
ADDRESS AT RESIDENCE,
BENEFIT PLACE, WORCESTER, MJLSS.
EDWARD M. SOUTHWICK,
CONTRACTOR AND DEALER IN
STONE, GRAVEL & SAND.
A Specialty made of Foundation Stone for Light and Heavy WaUa.
QUARRY AND GRAVEL PIT ON MILL STREET,
NEAR PATCH'S MILL, WORCESTER.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
ADYEienSING DBPABTHEirr. 587
PATRICK POWERS,
PRACTICAL SLATE ROOFER,
And Dealer in SLATE STOCK,
OOMTBAOTOB FOB THX BOOFXNO OV
Dwelling Houses, Churches, School-Houses, Etc.
Both in WoTOMtor and surroandlnx towni.
Office at Besidence, No. 5 HILTON STREET, Near Rural Ceieterr,
WORCESTER, MASS.
O'GARA BROTHERS,
S L AT E "" R O b FEES.
Office at Residence, No. 186 Central Street.
TABD, NO. 8 BELMONT ST., REAR OF OLD ACADEMY,
Worcester, Mass.
MASON.
Contracts for Buildings, Chimneys, Cellars and Brickwork
of all Kinds taken, and the Best of Work Guaran-
teed. Prices as Low as the Lowest for
the Quality of Work done.
Address, 12 LAWRENCE ST., Worcester, Mass.
H. S. PIKE,
STONE MASON,
AND CELLAR EXCAVATOR.
Contracts for ExcaTatlog or Stoning Cellan Executed at Short Notice. Also,.
Heavy Teaming and Trucking.
NO. 12 TOWNSEND STREET, - WORCESTER, MASS.
^88 WORCESTKR DIRECTORY.
G. C. & A. E. BIGELOW,
CAEPENTERS AM) BUILDERS.
All Descriptions of Carpenter Work done at Short Notice.
SHOF, 6 ITOHTH FOSTER. ST.,
WORCESTER. MASS.
AMOS PIKE,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,
And Dealer in Granite for every variety of purpose.
Stone Mason Work In all Ita Branches, Promptly Executed. Contracts for Laige
Jobs Solicited.
ALSO, DERRICKS TO LET.
Office and Residence, 62 Laurel St., Worcester, Mass.
A. M. KELLlEY,
CABPENTEIIAPBOILDER,
Contractor for all DescriptioDS of Ui& BnUdinju.
STORE FITTINO AND JOBBING.
BESIDENCE, 45 PLEASANT STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
JOHN A. PRINCE,
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR
ESTIMATES MADE, AND CONTRACTS TAKEN FOR ALL
CLASSES OF BUILDINGS.
JOBBING AT SHORT NOTICE.
22 BELLETUE STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 58^
JOHN E. SPAULDING-,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Estimates given in all Branches of Building. All work done in a thoroogh
manner, at most reasonable terms.
FRONT FENCES A SPECIALTY. .
I^nmerons styles and samples on hand, and prices to suit all. Call and see*
Stone Work put in for fences in various styles, complete and satisfactory.
MO. 40 WEST ST., WORCESTER, IHASS.
(Formerly of Peirce & Drake,)
CARPENTER and BUILDER
CONTRACTS PROMPTLY ESTIMATED UPON.
Shop and Residence, 212 AUSTIN STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
O. A. VAUGHAN.
Carpsntor, Contractor and Euildsr.
ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS.
Jobbing Promptly and Satisfactorily Done.
SHOP, 61 WEST, NEAR J^N STREET.
RESIDENCE, NO. 21 WILLIAM STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
TelephonB connection at the Houte,
WM. B. HOWE.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
ESTIMATES GIVEN PROMPTLY.
JOBBING IJSr ALL ITS BBANCSES.
Address, 17 Sever Street, - Worcester, Mass.
690 WOBCB8TSK DIHECTOBT.
CUTTING & BISHOP,
CONTRACTORS
For Carpenter Work and all kinds of Itasonry,
Estimates given for Public and Private Buildings.
31 CENTRAL STREET, WORCESTER.
O. "WEST,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
No. 14 NORWICH STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
WORK DONE BY DAY OR COHTRACT.
JOBBING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
J". D. 16^ O K, T O 2Sr ,
CAEPENTER AND BUILDER.
JOBBDIG m SHOP WORK PROIPTLT iTTEIDED TO.
Shop, 177 UNION ST., Opp. Jerome Wheelock'a,
Worcester, Mass.
ANTHONY E. CARPENTER,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
All kinds of Jobbing, including Painting and Mason Work, Done to Order.
Attention sl^en to Bnlldins Water Gloeete.
ALSO, AGEHT FOR TRANSFER AHD SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
14 LAYARD PLACE^ WORCESTER. MASS.
ALU ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
ADXBBTI8ING DEPARTHENT. 591
JEREMIAH MURPHY,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
CONTRACTOR FOR LARGE BUILDINGS.
Befbn to Convent School, College Holy Cross. Sacred Heart Church, MiUbnry
Town Hall, and several City Buildings.
Sstimates Qiven on All Kinds of Buildings, Brick, Stone or Wood.
RESIDEXCE, 49 YERMOH STREET, WORCESTER, liSS.
BENJ. C. JAQUES,
CONTRACTOr AM) "bFILDER.
Residence, No. 5 Winslow Street,
Near Pleasant, WORCESTER, MASS.
store Fitting and Jobbing promptly attended to. Estimates furnished on work.
URGEL JACQUES,
G/RPEpI COpACTOR }^ BDILDEIj.
Farnitore and Store FixtnreB Made to Order.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO JOBBING AND REPAIRING.
Shop, 22 GTFBESS STBEET, Worcester, Mass.
Resldeifto«« 99 Orient Street*
CONTRACTOR,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Estimates furnished on Plans.
EESIDENOE, 5 BAEEB STBEET, WOBGESTEB, MASS.
592 W0RGB8TER DIRUCXORT.
W. T. MOORB. V R. W. LKB.
MOORE & LEE,
AGENTS FOR BAKER'S PATENT
STOVE LINING.
Best In the World. AU Work Warrmntod.
This StoTe LinlDC will lit any Stove, Bange or Fnmaoe, no matter bow tedly warped or i _
out of shape, and will save 60 cents per month In ftiel. Some of oar Linings hare been in ose
six years and are Kood yet.
Second Hand Stores For Sale. Hollow Ware. Spiders, Coal Hods, Sleres, Dampers and Pipe
Collars constantly on hand. StOTe Repairs of all kinds flirnlshed.
2 BIOELOW GOUBT. Order Slate 24 Front St.
References will be glren if required.
CARL C. T. THOMAS,
Architectural and Cabinet Work,
CHURCH AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
Mantles and Sideboards, Carvings and Ornamental Finish OeneraOy.
Estimates Furnished from Designs.
No. 26 North Foster, Opposite Cypress Street,
BAKER'S BUILDING, WORCESTER, MASS.
WORCESTER MOULDING WORKS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Curtain Poles, Picture Frame and Cornice Monlding.
Office and Factory, 19 CYPRESS STREET. Worcester, Mass.
H. T. BUCK & CO., Proprietors.
HENRY BRANNON,
CABINET MAKEI[ AND WOOD TDI|NEI{,
Plain and Extension Window Screens, and Screen Doors.
s
CARPENTERS' FINISH TO ORDER.
21, 28 AND 29 Cypress Street, Worcester, Mass.
^i,^gi^^.5<^-~;~-
ilfUBLISHERS.^
fiat im arfi Mn'tanttlt ^atk a %ptmlii.
BESIP OP &50I^K All tiOWEST ^l^IGES.
Ne. 3 Maple St., WORCESTER, MASS.
SANFORD & COMPANY,
364 MAIN STREET.
W^OT'cesteT^ ,
J\£ass. ,
BOOKSELLERS,
AND
MANUFACTURING STATIONERS.
Special attention to the nnaking of Account
Booi<s to Order.
LITHOORAPHIKG IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
All orders carefully and promptly
filled. Estira'ates for every
kind of Work in our
line, fiirnished on
application.
PRICES AS LOW AS IS COHSISTEKT WITH FIRST-CIiSS WORK.
ADVXBTISINa OEPARTUKNT.
69S
S. W. DEARBORN.
m
I m BlIILDEft.
FURNACES AND BOILERS SET TO ORDER.
A SPECIALTY OF THE JARVIS SETTING.
NO. 17 OAK AVENUE, WORCESTER, MASS.
W. F. DEARBORN & CO.,
Cootraotors for all desorlptions of
MASON WOEK,
FASTIOULABLT OF 6BI0E BUILDnraS.
BIDS SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES GIVEN.
14 Kendall Street,
Worcester, Mass.
HENRY G. HOFLIN & CO.,
MASONS.
PlftBtering and Brickwork Promptly Attended to. Also, Whitening and Tinting.
Estimates given.
No. 9 Jacques Street, - WORCESTER, MASS.
Jacques Street leads off 41 Webster Street, near Curtis A Marble's Shop.
ORDERS ATTENDED TO IP LEFT AT 418 MAIN ST.
ICAKUFACTUIIBR OF
BRICK.
TAED8: BLOOMINGDALE ROAD, WORCESTER, MASS.
The attention of Bnilders mnd Contrmetori li called to |oar fltciUtlea ft>r ftmUihlng Briek in
Urge qnantltiea. Orders soUeited. Addreia,
WILLIAM EATON,
PlantatioD, near Bloomlngdale Boad, Worcester, HaM*
HOUJS Batok, Manacer.
38
094 WOX0Z8TXB DIBEOTORT.
J. T. OAHILL,
PRACTICAL -i^ PLUMBER.
B«tlt Tohit Water Cl«««ta, Wash Bawls.
^br^ Pumpt, Copper and Iron Pumps, Drain Pipea and
Zead Pipes.
Plumbing and Pump Repairing promptly attended to.
16 PBJML STREBT,
OppOTite Poat-Offlce BuUding, WORCESTEE, UASS.
THOS. B. FOSS,
DBU.BK m
FURNACES, COOKING, PARLOR
STOVES,
With a general assortment of Sheet Iron, Tin, Japanned
and Britannia V^Tare.
15S PRONT STBEET, - WOBOESTER. MASS.
THE inPKO%'ED
"AORORA" YAPOR STOl.
U4 IromlBf, th
Mw Oom^ti , _, ,
Kan or OpanUoB mika It ■ rot lanrr.
Wia our nw ud tnuUftil daln*. Mr ■»
•terlBW ft>r AbMlMe -Met udOaanalMi
(waircdoBlf to OtU 8I0TC), ud wttb nu iminlT
fnonuod nsUltlr •-■• ^-■•-■
IT. H. JXWVt, V70 mmtm m
ASKim WAJfTED.l
ADVEBTISIMQ DKPABTHENT.
The GEO. D. WEBB GRANITE CO.,
Saccewore to B. L. Amsibb,
DEALERS IN UQHT AND DARK
FITZWILLIAM GRANITE
FOR KYEHY COKOEIYABLE PURPOSE.
FITZWILUAM DEPOT, N. H.
ADDB£88>
GEO. D. WEBB, CHA8. F. BATCHELDEB,
Beddence, 6 Edward St., Basldenoe, 10 Edward St.,
WOKCBSTEK, ftUse. WORCBSTEB, Hiss.
CoNTRACTOi[, Builder,
MASON,
And Stucco Worker,
ORNyiMENTAL CORNICE
OEFTBE P1X0E8
Of Tartou mini CQUtiuitlj (
f
So. 83 Attstbi St., ¥orcester, Mass.
OrdanPniDlilly Attamdtd to,
B P" El L Ll I S
CARPENTER AND CARINETMAKER.
Have reoeuU; oommeueed boitDesi In • new loc>ti<ni wliere I hare the best
fadUttet for doing
TURNING, SAWING, AND GENERAL CABINET WORK.
Also, take Contracts for Building Houses. Personal Atten-
tion given to the Inside Finishing.
Shop, 162 TTNION STREET, Wonester, Maas.
WORCESTER DIBECrOKT.
FATEB M BMLBOAD CONTBACTOB,
SmVWAVKS, 8TBEET8 AITI) GBOSBINaS FA VXD.
0RDEE8 LEFT AT H CITY HALI^ OB AT
WILL BE PBOMFn-T ATTENDED TO.
EVANS & CO.,
HOHimilTUi
M/RBLE k GRAP
WORKS.
BKleBroom and Steam US].
131 CENTRAL STREET, "WORCESTER, MASS.
C. F. BATCHELDER,
CONTRAC
AL80, FROPBIBTOB OP
Millstone Hill Stone
Estiiates idrn Cir Stue Vort of all De
RESIDENCE, No. 10 EDWA1
TELEPHONE TO HOUSE AND QUAKBIES.
AUVBRTIBIMQ DEFARmENT. 597
LOCKE & ROBINSON,
SECOND HAnIT ranges
AND PAELOR STOVES.
Stove Pipe always on tisnd. Ateo,
Stove Bepain, such m Doon, Lids,
Grates, lAalagt, etc., Bepalred at ihort
notice. Pipe (or Vennda Posts, PulleTS,
Sbaftlng, Hangen. Old Iron, Lead, Cop-
per aad Bra«i bought and eold or taken In
I 99 CENTRAL STREET,
NeartbeBallroad. Wokoutek, Mam.
A. L. BOWMAN & CO.,
AWNING MAKERS.
TENTS, FLAGS sad WAGON COVERS
HADE TO ORDER.
Carpets Made, Gleaned, Fitted & Laid.
DpfaoliteiT WoTlt ot aU Idndt Neatly Done.
Window Shades Made a Spbcialtt.
Best Work and moat Reasonable Prices.
No. 438 MAIN STREET, fforcester. Mass,
WOBCKSTtEB DISBOTOKT.
Drawing Room, Library, Dining and Chamber
DRAPERY AND SHADE WORK.
A full line of Upltobterj
WINDOW SHADES IN GI^EAT VARIETY.
ADTXBTI8DIO DEFABTHEHT.
Wm OUTFITS FOB HODSEKEEFRS
Aa CbMp u can be Bonglit BlMwhen.
HENRY WALKER,
furnTture,
CARPETS,
STOVES, RANGES. CROCKERY,
ETC.. ETC.
225 and 227 MAIU STREET, - WOROESTEB, MASS.
W. HYLAND,
NO. 13 PAHK STREET, WOHCESTEE,
HAMCrACrURBK AMD DE1I.KR IM
Mattresses AND Bedding
OF AIX KINDH.
Also, Keeps on hand EXCELSIOR, PALMLEAF and EAST INDIAN
BEDDING, FEATHERS and CURLED HAIR,
ALSO, PLAIN AND FANCY TICKING FOR SALE.
FEATHER RENOYATINGE.
H. B.— HaTlng Juat Pitted ap ■ Boom with Improved Works for BenoTUing PMUten
b]r Steam, I am prepared to clean Feather Beds and FUIowi; alio, Hair
Hattreiaea put through tbla proceu, making them u Qood u New.
No. -13 Park St., Worcester, Mass.
600
W09CESTEB DIRBCTORT.
P. H. KiNNICUTT. QjJth WOOIDWAXD.
KINNICUTT & CO.,
DEALERS IK
I
HARDWARE k CUTLERY
PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, ^
Mainl^ctiirers' ArUcles, Ajsricnltiiral, lacIiMsts' aii CarpteR'
TOOLS.
Souse Trimminga, Nuts, Washers, AnvilSy Vises, Chains^ JPUes,
SoMS, Hope, Paper and Pumps ofaXL kinds.
Agents for Old Colony Iron Co.'s Nails and Shovels, Sheet Lead and Lead Ptpe,
Howe's Patent Platform Scales and Balanoes, and
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
420 AND 422 MAIN STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
ESTABLISHED* 1821.
FURNACE,
Ran&e m Stove Wapouse
Henry W. Miller,
1S6 MAIN ST., WOBCE8TMR, MASS.
Dealer in Hamware, Nails, Cflass and Bniiiliiig latenals BeienQr.
CABP£NTEBS' AND MACHimSTS' TOOLS.
STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES.
Manufactures Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Work,
PLUMBING AND PLUMBING MATERIALS.
ADTBRTISINO DEPABTHICNT.
DUNCAN, GOODELL & CO.,
81TCCBS80E8 TO C. F08TEE A CO.,
UPOKTKBa OF
HAEDWARE,
CUTLRRY AND METALS,
AND DEALERS IN
AGEICULTUKAL AND MECHANICS' TOOLS,
AND
WOODEN WARE.
404 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
O. S. KENDALL & CO.,
PLUMBING & GAS FITTING.
ksarta fos babbtowb
Plate Iijon h^m,
RANOES AITD STOVES.
Abo, UarMa MuMli. EhalTX,' mnO BrnolHU,
iMliMra, OrMM uid rraiuH. A oomplMa u*on-
KJtchsn Furniahing Goodt,
TiB. WDodan ud Jipunad Wtr*. Huflna
BnaksU ud Bijuidi. Luap*, ChlciDaTa. Wlok*.
As., As. Konn' BIlTsr Plaud War*. Torkl,
flpobni ibd CftKen, CutlArr, Bird Cucfli. Door
luu, Broiba* wd Paitber Dnslan. BeTrlKantsr*
ObUdTan'i OuTliAH, CIdUmi Wiinffan, As. Ac.
TOibM wd Paitber Dnslan. BeTrlKantsni
vniHuvii^B Oarrlijtis, CloUhH Wiiniran, Ac, Ac.
Jobbing of all Kinds Proinptly Done.
468 MAIN ST., - WORCESTER.
0pp. Old Soatb Olmrcb.
WS WOSCE8TEB DIBKCTORT.
J. W. GREENE. HEBBBBT D. GOUQH.
GREENE & GOCGH,
(Succeason to J. W. Qrxenb,)
STOVES, RANGeTaND FURNACES.
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING.
Jobbfug in &1I Its branebes Fromptl; Attended to.
51 MAIN ST., CDMMINGS BUILDING, W0RCE8TEK, MASa
TELEPHONE COHHECTION.
C. H. BALDWIN,
PLUMBER,
AND DEALBB IN
PLUMBING MATERIAL.
Force & Hind Pnmps, Bath Tubs, Water Closets, fash Boils,
BrerTtfalDg coimscted with the dUTereiit Branchea of Phimbh,g put hi with good tMte.
PUMPS AND PIPES REPAmED AT SHORT NOTICE.
IRON AND BRASS PIPE FOR SALE.
C. H. BALDWIH,
6 Exchange Street. - WORCESTER, MASS.
UNBEB BAT STATE H0TT8E.
ADVBBTISIKO DBPARTHENT.
■a a. B. LOVELL,
^^^^ MANUFACTUBXR OP
HI AMD DKAI^BB Cf
Akron Stone Pipe, Drain, Sewer and Culvert Pipe.
npe dellTered Id the City Free of cbars^. Aim, Mamon mud Builder.
SSHd famlibed In taij quftutlty and delivered to aavpart of the CIt]'. Xorth Blver
Bine Stone, Flagging and Cement Concrete for Walks, etc. Orders left at
A^cultural WuehoDse,
S88 Iain Street, at 682 lain Street, or at tie Factory, 100 lay Street.
Yard. Washhigton Square, opp. Union De[K)t, Worcester, Mass.
D. M. WOODWARD.
GRANITE CUTTER.
DBALER IN
HAMMERED GRANITE
x'oit BuiLDiifea,
CMlLETi:itY LOTS,
MONUMENTS, ETC.
YARD ON CRESCENT ST.,
Hear Bostoi, Barre I mm Mm House, f 0BCE8TBB, Ian.
WOBCKBTBB DIBEOTORT.
ANSON BANQS. E. p. BANGS.
EavG Troughs, Gutters k Conductors.
Bf«. 17S Vnlon.St., near EzelukBce, Wtrerater, Mmw.
WILLIAM ROSS,
SASH,BLip,DOORS&WltiDOWFpES.
HOUSE PAINTING. GRAINING,
I'^PER HANOINO ami WHITENISG done to Order.
Window QluB of the Bent Qualitf furnlihed to Order.
OLAZIlfO AT SHORT NOTICE.
Agent for Worcester (or «
riEST-CLASS fimiOf YEimiiTOR,
EHtIf put Id, tutd ODe tbat liuiirea perfect TentllRtfon^tluHit dlreet dnngliL
138 M«lll ST., HeariT Dtp. ScM St., WORCESTER, «SS,
ASTZKTISIMQ DBPABTHBNT.
WOBCM 8TER
^GRlCULTUFjAL WAREHOUSE f^ SEED StOI|E,
ESTASUSaKD 1867.
J. & J. A. RICE,
Vtaolesale and Belall Dealers fn
Grass, Field & Vegetable Seeds.
FARM IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS.
r^ AsrlcDltiiral Hardvare, Fertilizers,
'w^ n Cneunber Wood Pumps, Flower Pots,
^ Brj Measores, Baskets, Etc.
CaumoftaaUPlow.)
688 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
GLOBE VENTILATOR and CHIMNEY CAP.
THE CLOSRS CUT. HBCnONU. CUT.
For TBUtnitton of Public tmd Prlrate Building^ School-Homes, Churches, Hllla,
Hachlue Shops, BoundHouHea, Ballroad Care, Ac. DowDward Drai^hU of Chimnejg
and Car Lunpa aured. No Cure, "So Pay. Every Ventilator Wamoted. Call and
Me Its worklngt. NoUeleM, Simple, Durable, Stationary, Storm Proof, HandKome
and Cheap.
WOBCEBTEB QAITAinZED IBON CO., 100 imiON 8TBEZT,
0«aerttl Wholesale Agents for Worcester County.
GEO. A. BARNARD,
SnMMaor to loan Barhasd,
PRACTICAL SLATER,
A.I^U :KX£TI3S Of SXi.A.TB.
on Ms SIM orer Stdniles. fort loie tboniiiillr ml f amittl
A9ENT MR WABBEITS NATDEAL ASPHALT BOOnHG.
GRAVEL ROOFS,
Both Asphalt and Cool Tar of different pmin put on in a Satis&ctoi7
Manner.
OFFICE AND YARD AT 74 PRESCOTT ST.
OrderBmi7t)eleft»tWoroeit«r Cokl Co.,No.lPoetOffloe Bk)«k.
RESIDENCE, MILLBROOK STREET.
CONTRACrOBS AMD BUILDERS.
NORCROSS BROTHERS,
(BlOR SCHOUL, BUII^T Br NoKCRuas Bkutiip.rs.)
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS,
CONTRACTS TAKEN FOB BUILDINQ CUUBCHES, SCHOOL-HOUSES,
AND OTHEK PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
Stores, Dwellings, etc., of Stone, Brick or Wood. Also, Sealers in
Ft«eBtone, by the Car-load,
Or iD anjr QiMUtttf, from oar own Quurlen at East LongmiMdow, Haw.
Ctkeney Block, Huttord, Coua.; Wtun Llbrnrr, Wobum, j(au. ;
Hurrard Qrmnuiuni, Cunbiidge, Hasa.; and new City Hall,
Albany, N. Y. ; new Uolon Theologlcsl Bulldlngi,
oor. e»Ui St. and 1th Av., New York.
Office in our Kew Building, No. 10 East Worooster Street, jutt Eatt of the Union
Pattenger Station, Worcester, Mais.
BOSTON OFFICE— HUNTINOTON AVENUE, NEAB BBIDOE.
608
GRANITE DBALBB.
ALBERT G. MANN,
Geanite Dealee,
ASl>
OONTBAOTOB FOB QBANTTE BUILDINOS.
AJLaOt MANUFACTUKBR OF
GRANITE MONUMENTS
— AND —
HEADSTONES
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
Cueterj, Cnrtii & Bnilliiui Stone
FDBNISHED Ain> SET UP.
HEAVY ENGINE STONE
Tomlslied at Short Notlee.
CRESCENT STREET.
Near B^ B. A O. B. B. Freight Uoote,
Worcester, Mass.
N.B -DESIGNS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
ALSO,
GRANITE QUARRY.
MARLBOROUGH, N. H.
RAHDOI AND DIMENSION STONE FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
This Stone is peculiarly adapted for Bloek PaTing, Broken Ashlar,
and wide Flat Stone, and is free from Iron.
p. 0. Address, Box 642. WORCSSTEB, MASS.
PAVEK AND CONTRACTOB.
609
CHARLES O. RICHARDSON,
PAYEE,
\kii\m
AND
STREETS, COURTS,
Sidewalks and Crossings Paved, and Edgestones Set.
Edge, Cobble and all kinds and sizes of Block Stone furnished if required.
HITCHING POSTS,
Either Granite or Wood, Farnislied and Set to Order.
AL80,
RICHARDSON & CARR,
ROOFING & CONCRETE,
Concrete Walks and Driveways,
GRAVEL ROOFS A SPECIALTY,
Laid in the most durable manner and Guaranteed to stand.
Orders Left at Nos. i or 3 City Hall,
WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Residence, No. 880 Main St.
3'J
UOULDIKGS AND DBACKETS.
llNc $ griffin jlamijj'g^"-
MODLDINGS,BRACETS,WINDOWFRAMES,
WIIISOWS, BLDTDS, DOOSS ADD BIILDniS IXNISE
FHAMES, SASH, BLIHDS AND EOOHS.
Tblkphonb Communication with all pakts of thb City,
8 t 6 UUUJ COR. GOLD STREET, lORCESTEI, Im
E. B. CRANE & CO.'S
LUMBER
Yard and Office,
No. 12 Shrewsbury St., Washington Square.
ALSO,
Entrance from Fulton and Mulberry Sts.,
worcester, mass.
00N8TANT1.Y ON HAND A GOOD ASSORTMKNT OF
Building Lumber.
ALSO,
SAWED CYPRESS SHINGLES, the firat brougfat to this Market.
All Orders filled promptly, sod Mtlafactlon guaranteed.
Wholbbale Department:
SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK FRAMES.
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER,
Of •]] QradM, for Finish and MMhlne Work.
MICHiaAK SAWED PIHK SHIHOLES.
SIXTKBN AHD GlOHTKEK iNCK.
AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE HATES.
BTOTEB, BAHOSS AMD FtmHACES.
J. W. JORDAN,
Stoves, \kim, Furn/ges,
Ooal and Wood Giates, Marble Hantela, Beaten.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED MAGEE GOODS.
STEAM FURNACES FOE HEATING DWELLINGS.
GA9 F1XTUKE8, QLOBES, BEADES, 4c.
PLUMBING. STEAM AND GAS FITTING.
Slewn. Ou ud Plimblng Milerlilt. Bull Tubi ud Bollen, Wub Bowli, Witcr OaMH, WiA
tuds, Unrbls SIiil». Boip Blone W«b Tabi ud 81nki.
TUT, LEAD AHD IBOII WATEB PIPE.
JOBBING AND CONTRACT WORK
Done with Neatneas aod Dispalcb,
It «Tp«T]*DC«d woTkiDfln. ALI work wmrrftDtcd to gin utliftoUoD. Cfp****" *^ BalMwa ai
J. W. JORDAN'S.
609 AND 611 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
CEHEin' PIPE AND KVBSERIEa. 618
E8TABI.I8MeO la74.
THE BLOOMINGDALE
CEMENT DRAIN PIPE WORKS,
WORCESTER, MASS.
DEAIN. SEWER, WELL & CULVERT PIPE.
B«nds, Branches, Traps, Chimney Tops, Etc.
OFFICE AND WORKS, CORNER BLOOMINGDALE AND PUNTATION STREETS,
JASfES DBAP£B, Pnprlator.
""^ ' " J Hi ■^!isr*r.!lfe^'''~°".fi'"'"?;?!i°"°''"?!i.?{^.^K!iy'i°.^r'.'''!ii S^ ^h"°,* " •"
•nMtl>MVlfl£>CI>rSmriL™ndUI(iiaini id ■I^ork'mDiHEwf w»b £
THE BLOOMINGDALE NURSERIES,
JAMSS dEAFSR, proprietor.
EDIT m OMAMEBTAL TREES.
NURSERY GROUNDS AND OFFICE:
COS. OF bloohhodale ( pimAnoii sts.
WOROKSTCR, MASS. (OOh »i»kM ■iih TriqlwH Bidiuf^)
614 DTB STUFFS, DRUGS, ETC.
440. 440.
Jerome Marble & Co.,
440 MAIN STREET,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Dye Sws, Drugs, Paints, Om
VARNISHES, ETC.
Potato Starch and Manufacturers' Articles.
GLASS,
WINDOW AND PICTURE, BOTH SINGLE AND DOUBLE THICK AND
GROUND GLASS, ALL SIZES.
POLISHED AND CRYSTAL PLATE.
Fancy and Fluted Qlasa furnished at Loweet Market Bates*
SOLE PROPRIETORS OF THE
PATENT INDIGO BLUE DYE
BLACKSUITB.
HENRY C. FISH,
BLACKSMITH,
MANUFACTtmEB OF
Iron Doors,.
Shutters, Gratings, Fire Escapes,
12 different atyles; Window Gnudi, Irau of all
(leiMtiptlODB (or Balldlngi, Iron B«dftudl>
Several New and Improved
SIDEWALK LIGHTS.
Among tbe beat in nae la the
SEMI-PRISMATIO LENS.
It ia intended ae a aubstltute tor Uie ordiuftr; BnU'i
Eye Lena, aet In Iron Framea, for LIgbtIng
Vaults, Under Sldewslka, Baaementa,
ShftighU, Hoofa, etc.
These New Lenses are oblique In form, thereby
casting; the light farther In the ahade than any other,
dUTuBlng It perfectly. (See Cnts for example.)
Sample* of this Walk may be seen at MecltAUlea H«llt Worceater. Other
Speclmeni will be ahown on application.
WAGONS KIADE, FOR SALE OK TO LET.
Sttimatea gioen and Contracts Taken of Large and Small JobB.
152 and 154 Union St., Worcester.
WOOI.£M UACBINKEY.
1
WOOLEN HACUINKRY.
617
CLEVELAND MACHINE WORKS,
S. W. GODDARD, Agent,
MANOFACTO^BItS OF
WOOLEN HAGHINEBY
FOR CARDING, SPINNING,
Testing and Finishing,
WOOL and WORSTED CARDS A SPECIALTY.
Card Grinders.
Slide Bests.
"Wool and Waste Dusters.
"Willows.
7, 0, 11, 18, 15 Boll Condensers.
Tube Condensers.
X^Aiis Dressers.
Broad and Narrow Beels.
Single and Double Beamers.
Dresser Creels.
Hand and Hydraulic Presses.
Press Plate Heaters.
Botart Wash Mills.
Hydro Extractors, 8 Sizes.
Self Operators for Jacks.
Yarn Twisters.
Yarn Spoolers.
BopiNG Spoolers and Creels.
Indigo Grinders.
Cloth Dryers of all Widths.
Double and Single Acting Brushes.
Bobbin Winders.
Double and Single Acting Gigs.
Improved Gessner Gigs.
Wet Gigs, Broad and Narrow.
Band 3Iachines, Cloth Winders.
Improved Chinchilla Machines.
Whipping and Whitney Machines.
OFFICE AND FACTORY:
54 JACKSON STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
SEE ILLUSTBATION ON OPPOSITE PAGE.
l.OOU W01IK8.
PATBXT PANCT LOOMS.
L. J. KNOWLES & BROTHER,
HANUFACTURBRS OF
PATENT FANCY LOOM.
KNOWLES OPRN SHRD FANCY LOOM.
'VT'S OXi.A.IliC FOR OTTR X^OOlbf:
1. HaUnr Superior Soodi br reMOn Dl lU lKii«aile«bsndkr«Dp*r*t«iI IndcpandentlT eT
OKI ■'»<lj>«»i"*'l*~ — ■■ "" — "" "" '" — ' —<—>- — "
3. FrMdODX trail
poaltlfa moaoii, t
t. Tbt iMlUir with irbleb (he olok ta loaai
—1— ■_..■. — nbrertiDgormiliirr,
-"'-"■-■■ — po'rtl"
We oUI RtteDtlon to our IS-Harness, 4x4 Box Fmner Loom,
deslgtied BBpeci>ll; for the more extensive psttenu In fimoy cotlona, wonted dreu
KDOda, etc Atoo, to oar Knowles Two or Four Shed i x 4 Boi, " Pick and Pick"
Ologliun Loon, with poeitlve box motion, bo arranged tbst either one of the aerleB
of foDr boxM can be oiled at will, with Knowlet' F^nt Stop Motion, combined with
Clutch Paller and Brake.
Ttie Loom* are of flr«t4;lau workmanship and are very durable. All the work-
ing parti of the bartHM and box motion are either o( wrought or malleable Iron, and
•re ra«n hnrflrnrrt We have now aeveral thouaandi of them In aucceMful operation,
and are more fully prepared than ever to meet the rapidi; Increaalng demand tor
LJ. KNOWLES & BROTHER,
57 JACKSON STBEET, WOBCESTBB, MASS.
L. J. KNOWLES. F. B. KNOWLES.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
See oppoilte page.
CAHU CI»TH1HG.
ESTABLISHED 1786.
T. K. EARLE lANUFUCTIIRING CO..
EDWIN BROWN, Treasurer.
HAKtIFACTDBERS OF
CARD CLOTHING.
James Royston, Son & Co.'s Hardened and
Tempered Steel Wire a Special^.
66 GEAFTON STEEET,
Near Union Station,
•WO.RCESTER, - - - MASS.
) HACUINERV.
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lUOK AND STEEL WIRE.
^^^^
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Square Spindle Iron and 3-16 Round Iron,
OF EXTRA SOFT QUALITY.
TEDDER AND RAKE-TEETH WIRE.
Bridge, Rope and Chain Wire.
BOTTLING, baling' BINDING AND LACING WIBE.
TDTNED MATTRESS WIRE. TINNED BROOM WIRE.
BarvesttDg Wire oa SpoolH. ^Flre for Die Manufacture ot Screws, Bolts, lUvtti,
Nalle, BuckleN. Staples, Rings, Hooks una Eyes, Pins. Hair Ptnj, Eto.
Reed, Hurness, Heddle. Loom, BonoeC, Brueh, Broom,
Hst, Clock snd UnibrellB Wire.
TELEGRAPH WIRE, TELEPHONE WIBB,
PATENT GALVANIZED WIRE,
Annealed and Cleaned Wire. Square, Flat, Oval
Half-Round and Special Wire.
Fence-Staples, Barbed Blind-Staples, Bed-Spring
Staples, Etc.
BABB FENCE.
625
THOMAS H. BODGE,
President.
CHABLES G. WASHBURN,
Treasurer and Manager.
WORCESTER BARB FENCE CO.,
MANUFACTUBEBS OF
DOUBLE AHD SINGLE STRAND
STEKL BARB FENCING
DOUBLE STRAND.
The Four-pointed Barb prac-
tically presents a
AT EVERY POINT OF CONTACT, thereby
greatly increasing the efficiency of the Fence.
SINGLE STRAND.
The Barb is wound around A SQUARE
and therefore cannot slip.
wire
BCBEW WBEHCHES.
L. GOES'
aiOfUINE IMFKOVBD P4TKKT
Screw Wrenches,
L GOES & CO.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
EBtabltshed in iSsg.
Registered March 31. i874'
pan or'tlH •o-oillad "rs'lntomd <
io«->»r." Alia, our ml«r«d !«•
suds with TllM on tba lutde tuTliur
c ud nut (tlut oi
STRONGEST WRENCH IN TH
MARKET.
None Ownia* nnlcM StMBpad
Lr. COES & CO.,
UNION WATER METER CO.,
Manufiuitarera ot the
B. FITTS
ROTABY PISTON
WATER METER.
ALSO,
BALI S ITPTS' WATER METERS,
STEAM PRESSURE
REGULATORS,
for rednclDg ood regulating the pressure ot the
steum at bdv desired point below the
preMure In thei^neratlDg boiler, and
of great service in
PAPER MACHINES,
DYE HOUSES,
BLEACHERIES,
SLASHERS,
/UTOMATIC DAMpIr REGULATORS,
FOB STBAM BOILEB8.
FiTTs' Patent Steam Goncj,
Fltls' Patent Clironouter Uornor ail Sto; TalTes.
31 and 33 HE^IMMiOIV SrrRBEX,
WORCESTER, MASS.
PmNEHAB BALL, PraridenL JOHN C. OTIS, TrCHurer.
WOOD WORKIXG XACBUtEET.
TUBBIKB WATEK WHBEI.
THE "HERCULES"
The Standard Turbine Water Wheel ot tbe Country is tlie HERCULES.
It U Constructed of the beat ol MuteTlsU, Rud all parts
are made to gauge and are etiicU}'
lulerchangeiible.
H«real«* Turbine Water Wheels,
Boyden Tnrblne Water Wheela,
HeMi Gate Work,
Bonch and Planed Geara, Shafting and
PoUers,
Ftre PnmpM,
FrlettOB Gearing,
Power Fnmps,
Hydranlle Fresaea,
Hrdraolle Pnmps,
Patent Saf^tr Elevators, with Patent
Baftetr HHtehcs,
Common Elevators,
Borden Hangers,
Paper Engtacs,
Ib^ Dnsters and Thrashers,
Web, Sheet and Plate Calenders,
Bammond Paper Cntters,
Belroke Grate Bars, Ae., Ac.
Tbe iibovo are Spcclulllos Mauutac'tiired by tiie
HOLYOKE MACHINE CO..
HOLYOKE, MASS., U. S. A.
WORCESTER SHOP, 05 THOMAS STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Addrewt all Order* and Bnqofriea for fbe Hei{citi.bb Whrel to the Holyoke
Hachimb Co., at WORCBSTBB, Mass.
WIRE GOODS.
J. B. BiaELOW. rsuniBKT.
L,TRB«RtMnb
National Manufacturing Company,
WASHBURN MACHINE SHOP.
IHERY WHEEL MACIBERY for MiDj aiii PolJii.
All Letters in regan) t« Busioesa of the Shop abouM be sddreaeed to.
M. P. HIGQ-INS, Supt,
WOECESTER, MASS.
BEND FOB CIBCULAKS. (See page oppwllB.)
DRAFTING STAND.
THE PATENT ADJUSTABLE STAND.
WASHBURN MACHINE SHOP,
FREE INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL SCIENCE.
KACHINISTS' TOOLS. HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS.
GENERAL HYDRAULIC MACHINERY.
WOOD WORK. PATTERN MAKING.
DRAWING MODELS'
(See oppoBite phg«.)
G. H. BUSHNELL & CO.,
PATENT KNUCKLE JOINT HAND AND POWER
PRESSES.
ff
Cloth. Revolving Table for Oils, Cider, &c. Power Scnp.
Press for General Use. Revolving Table for Scrap, Tankage, &c. Paper.
Hand Scrap. Ragt, Cotton & Waste Baling. Beltt.
For Gotttn. Wooleii, Pmp«r uid Wood PaLp NlLli. Print ».aA Dta Worki, BI«Aeb*HAA. Vl«eti^
»Hn,PrtiiMra. Book Bliidan. Tmnan, Corrlcn, Puoikc. B*]Uu.Tana«. Bin, Collea. Ttitiaece,
Cider, Wina, Ltiuaad, ColtoD Seed, ruii, Cutor. Pvmfflna. Lkrd ud otlwr OUm, aermp, OI»Burf»
rlai.l>uiilliM Wuc.Artiaelil Jawtln.Ma. &lK, Sir ut uu) all olbcr iw« iirk«r* diimi iamr ir
Hrdnullo Pr*Mc« in bk<I.
TTii liiillil imi ■■ I J ilim I ilm mil iljliii iif II riiaiin. m iliii In ilae af Pliua Ma
H 1 90 IB. to tB I niD. uid m prguare tram It u tm Una. emill aUet workai bj t>«sd p»wir aitT.
atnoVKD PBESB PI.ATK HEATKR8.
129 GOLD STREET, near Sargent St., WORCESTER, lASS.
IBOM WOHKIMO MAUHINKltY
MANUrACTCBKBS OF
A. M. Powell & Co.,
I
ENGINE LATHES
Frnm 18 inch to 30 inch Swing,
CHUCKING UTHJS,
PULLEY PES.
BORING LATHES,
lEON PLANERS
From 32 inches z 22
inches Square,
Up to 32 inches z 32
inches Square,
And to Plane an; de- 1
sired len^.
OFFICE AND WORKS;
136 TO 140 UNION STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS., V. 8. A.
686 AKCHITECTUBAL AND OBNAMENTAJL IBON WORK.
MORSE & WALLS,
ApiTECTUe/ITpOtAMENTJlL
IRON WORK.
Light and Heavy Tore:mg:, Wrougrht or Cast Irons for Buildings. Iron
Fences, Railioge, Finales and Crestin^^, Carriage and
Wagon Work in all its Branches.
IRON SHUTTERS, SIDEWALK LIGHTS, GRATINGS,
HEAVY OR LIGHT COLUMNS, GIRDERS AND BOLTS
FURNISHED TO ORDER.
ESTIMATES GIVEN TO ARCHITECTS WHEN DESIRED.
A1«o, AgcDtfl tor tlic
BUCKEYE PATTERN
WROUG-HT IRON _
P..CHE...ILFE.CL ,„„j-„,|j^
IK WOOD OR UET&L.
Scroll Sawing, Turning,
All Kinds of Wood Jobbing.
All Orders Promptly Attended to.
IUiutr*t*d OkUlogoB oonUliing PiIm Lift MDt
ftM apon AppUoktlsE.
56 and 58 HERMON ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
COlfyECTXB BT TELKPHOlfB.
MACHnnSTS TOOU.
PRENTICE BROS.,
UANUPilCTX!BERS OF
MACHINISTS' TOOLS,
JDKOTIOH BEOP (Hermon Street), WOBOESTEB, UAB6.
!, 26, 28, 30, Se, 42 Inch Swiuj;.
p. BLAISDELL & CO.,
HAHUFACTURBR8 OF
MACHINISTS' TOOLS,
ENGINE LATHES,
PLANEBS,
Upright and T[(averse Drills,
(With BlBiBdell'B Patent Qnlck Retain.)
Boring Mills. Gear Cutters,
62 JACKSON ST., WOROESTEE, Mass.
Several different Slies and Btjlei of Drilli.
S. P. Bliisdrli.. J. P. JoinES. S. E. Hildrxth. Enoch Easli.
IBOK WORKIHQ 1
Ofucf asd WoKKa;
GOLD STREET, - WORCESTER, MASS.
BTEEL RAJLS AND CAR WHEELS.
WASHBURN IRON" CO.,
WORKS ON BLOOMINGDALE ROAD,
Directlir 0pp. Union Passenger Station, WORCESTER, Um*.
. M. BICE, M, ail teas, SAMDEl D, KTE, Maiim.
M, J. P, MtCATFEM, Secl.
[NEW WORKS RI':-ORGANiZED IN 188S.]
MANUFACrURERe OP
STEEL INGOTS,
STEEL RAILS
CAR WHEELS.
steel Bails for SM Bailfars.
BKESCH-LOADIMG PIBTOLS AND SUMS.
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Send for their OiionlarB and Prioe Lists ; yoa will fisd their prioei rerj Lowi
A«dre», HORCESTEB, KAiS.
We also do NICKEL PLATINQ of all Deacriptions. New and
Enlarged Pacilitiea.
WORGESTKS DIBECTOBT.
WnDnVQiPFD TIDHD VriDflTUd WnDFQ
ADVBBTI81MQ DEPARTICENT.
W. C. YOUNG & CO.,
ManafsctarerB of
ENGINE LATHES
DRILL LATHES, FOOT POWER LATHES,
Fattorn Kakers'
Latbes,
Amatflu Latbes,
SHOE TOOLS.
Blgelow'B Psteiit Edge Plane, Blgelow'a Patent Shank Plane, Edge Ironi, of every
deKrlptloD, Welt Trimmers, Sbank Burnishere, ol all styles, Dawet'
Patent Heel Sbavei. Machine Pegging Awls,
Heeling Machiae Awte.
19 CHURCH ST., - •WORCESTER, MASS.
FITTS, RICE & CO.,
MuBlkotnreH of
THE ONLY ABSOLUTELY SAFE
HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR,
ELI THAYER, Patentee.
ttlialinplr»See(lan*lHT<traol1<JMk.deilcB«dliDr Store*, PrtraLs
DwelllDgi, PDttllc HoatH, NunfHurlH, StiblH, Ac, As.
Wb nttT anr iwrtlei dsaliini to parchu*. lo J. B. AQ. M.
Waiksr, Boot Maoutagtunni 8. It Hsrwood ACs„ Boot Manntko-
tannj Jiromeilirbla ACc Wbolculs DnuuUut B. B. Lolud A
Ga. Pluia*,Ornii*,cM.; Hill A Hwldcn; JTO. FalHHn, PDnlllnre
I>talari Woe, Buton A Filei MKlilne ind IroD Co.; WIIhd A
JobDBD A Eolbbf, Boarilliuc SUbis; <;. C. Aanibuiii A Co.. Huot
MuDluliirarii Woraegur DitllT 8pr; Jaootx I Clirk. Wuu uid
IUuI>«lsr>; i.R.TornyKtiordo..Htii.oCKitan ud atrapii
LTD. Th-Tor, Mfr. of Bool Wsbbln*; (JhM. V. PntnMO. Fnrnltnro;
•Worcuur Barb Feou Co. : Geo. Cromplon, Mlk. Loomi; Qeo, Y.
BflWQtt, Liquor DsaJor; Sao. C. Davbunu Carrlago BapoiltoTT:
H. Q. Barbuk A Co., rnit and Produce; Oeo. H. cSrk. Palnu ud
OUi: all of Woneilar, HaH.. aod maoT oUien tbrssftwnt Haw
AlK, Bnildan ol Improireit
HTEBAULIC PRESSES,
For Ballaf Ootton, Baca. Wool, Waila. Faptr, H«r, Straw, Aa.
I.A6IIAIIGE ST., Cor. R. R., Woradgr, »nt.
WOBCKSTER niXBCTOBT.
GILBERT LOOM CO.,
Bnllden of Uie Latest ImiiroTCK]
FANCY LOOMS.
Fancy Topi nlth Chain HotioD for Cotton Loonu. Drop Box Loomi, nataig
Two to Six Shuttles for Wonted, OIiig;hami, Ac Plain Cam
and TwlU Loomt, with and wiUiDiit Drop Baxet.
Patent Tapestry Brussels Loom.
Tapestry, Printing and Setting Maoliineiy,
lUI SPOOLEBS, IIU SHlFTIie UD HiEIESS FUIBS.
OFFICE:
33 NORTH POSTER STREET, near UNION,
WORCESTER, MASS.
SARGENT & MASON COMPANY.
ManuAicturcrs of
MACHINES
Patented for
PRINTEBS
LITHOGRAPHERS.
: 54 HEBMON ST., Worcester, Mass., IT, S. A.
ADVBBTISINO DBPABTMBNT.
645
GEORGE CROMPTON,
Plain and
Fill!
ILl
m
)
CROMPTON LOOM WORKS.
Office, Ko. 110 GREEK STREET.
AlflOy Proprietor of
THE STAE FOUNDEY.
Machine Castings of the Choicest Qrades.
^^^ASHINGTON, COR. LAMARTINE STREET,
VS^ORCESTER, MA88., U. 8. A.
WELLS* GHEMIGAL BRONZE WORKS,
L. H. WELLS, AGENT,
11 NOBTH FOSTEB ST., WOBOESTEB, MASS.
MANUFAOTUREBfl OF
MACHINERY BE/RIN&S and &EARS,
For Locomotivei Steam Engine, Rolling Mill.
WELLS' BB.OHZE METAL
1iV>r Steam Engines and General Machinery Bearings, where great strength and
durability are required.
By preventing the oxydizing of the tin in melting, a Bronze of peculiarly firm,
eren texture, is produced. Has stood the most extreme tests in use. A leading loom
builder says : ** Your cams have lasted six times as long as the hardest cast steel."
Another party says : *' Tour boxes have worn four times longer than the best gun
metal we can get." A leading raihroad man savs : " Your boxes have run five years,
made over 90,000 miles, and are in good condition; it is the best metal we have ever
lued for Journals."
WELLS' OHEHIOAL BRONZE WORKS, 11 NORTH FOSTER ST.,
WORCB8TBB, MA08.
LORING GOES & GO.,
xAMnFACTuttKaa or
MACHINE KNIYES.
a
S 6
" s
Cutter Plate for Die* to Leather, Clotb and Paper. Moaidiuf; Cotter Pbu t<*
Wood, Uarble, Etc. All kinds and sizes of Shear Blades and Stripe,
tor Cotton and Woolen Hachlnerf.
FAOIOBT ON MILL Aim 00E8 STS., W0R0E8TEB, 1UB8.
LOBING COM. M.O. wmiTUCK.
J. F. WILSON,
COLD PUNCHED
NUTS jlND W/SHERS,
CHAIN LINKS, LEVERS, ETC.
ALL KINDS OF COLD PUNCHING TO ORDER.
23 Hennon Street, - Worcester, Mass.
ADVBBTiaiNe DBPARTHCn'. 647
established 1sb4.
Ch*8. Stbwart. Ja8. C. Stiwakt.
STEWART BOILER WORKS,
■Vft VNION ST., WORCESTER, IUbs*.
First-Olass Steel Boilers a, Specialty.
Inspecting and Repairing Boilers a Specialty.
ESTABLISHED 184S.
WOOD, JENNI80N & 00.
SuccKKDixa TO THE Firm of
Wood & Light Machine Company,
HBDntscturers of and Dealers In all kinds of
Shafting,
1
MILL WORK, Sec.
WOOD'S PATENT BOLT CVTTEB.
HAMMOND STREET. COR N. & W. R. R.
NEAR JUNCTION DEPOT, WORCESTER, 1I£ABS.
Adbih Wood. S. S. Jknnison. W. W. WnrrKRsaiu*
648
WOBOSSTBR DIBBCTORT.
Wright Machine Co.
WORCESTER, MASS.
hlanM/aehtrtrt of
STEAM ENGINE GOVERNORS
WATER WHEEL GOVERNORS
NOISELESS nOFFER COMBS.
L. L. POLLARD,
MACHINIST.
lAHUFACTURER OF LIGHT liCHIIERT.
SPECIALTIES :
J. 1. CDRRTS m 11 li WIIG MACIi,
W. H. JOHMSOM'S SAf FIUMfi CLAV.
Orders by Express or otherwise will receive prompt attention.
No. 19 CHURCH STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
POST-OFFICE BOX e07.
ADVutnaiNO DEFAimiEin.
W. A. PENTECOST,
SPECIAL mIcHINERY,
AND GENERAL MACHINE JOBBER.
Pattern Making in all its Branches.
CASTINGS FURNISHED IF DESIRED.
Shop, 156 UNION STREET, Worcester, Mass.
OVER H. C.
FISH'S SHOP.
THE
TABER
ORGAN.
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WOBCEB7ER DIRECTORT.
ELECTRIC
ELECTRIC GAS LIGHTING,
BURGLAR ALARMS,
BELLS AND SPEAKING TUBES.
ALSO,
ZIMDAR'S PATENT PNEUMATIC BELLS,
¥OR HOUSE AND ELBVATOR CAIX8.
iriiilabiHlmDd rurnlibcdHoaKi lltMd wlthont nunDiInK Amltnn u* iiarti«u.ar dltf(w<ag
tba Willi or ecUliiKI.
PriMu. Lcsluche Hud Diunoud BMMt1«. uid nil klodi o( KIsslrlB ud PneqmUle Bella Ibr laln.
Itent fur J, B, HolCDil i Cb's EW DUPLEI m^FBOHE, for FiirateUK.
FRANK W. WHEELER.
»8 PEARL STREET. • - ITORCESTER, IHASII.
CONNECTED BY TELepHONC.
O. A. CUMMINaS.
ELECTRICIAN & BELL HANGER.
Electric Belis aid Bnridar Alani
Electric Gas Liilitiii.
Automatic and Pendant Burners.
0. A. oiiHHiiras,
414 lain Ml, Torcester, las.
POST 0FPI08 BOX. Ml.
ADTEHTIBIKO DEFARTHENT.
FRANK WESSON'S
Celebrated Breech Loading Rifles.
The Krest Superiority of these Hlflen couBlnte in their Simplicity, ACCUaACT,
PENETRATION, CONVENIENCE, DUKABILITY. Tliey have an Adtustable
Hammer to Ore both rim aod centre dre, which makeg them perfect. The great
desideratum of sportinien
Cuts uid Prices to
Frank Wesson, Fire Arms Manuiiiotiirer.
20 MANCHESTER STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
IVER JOHNSON & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
MANrFACTURBRB Ot
rOLS AND GDNS.
, d Nickel Plating
Ol' BVRRV DESCRIPTION. AI.BC>,
METAL POLISHING
And Oeneral Jobbinq. Our Facilitikb are UMBURPAseED and Ordbrb
NO. 44 CENTRAL ST., . WORCESTER, MASS.
VORCESTEB DIREOTOBT.
S. It. HB'Z-'WT'OOra <3c CO.,
BOOT MArVUF-ACTUnEHS,
TO WIWTKW STHEET, Wg*lt UNIOW DtPOT.
Pati-uted In UnitCHl Stales iind Cnnadus
Thp Rust
Out-door CI
ed thri'e F
New KurIu
■ihesDryerinLi.
,■ 8^lf-Fssl>'iiii
Bill's Emla In-ioor Wall Drjer.
Jnst Ont.
«Tcr ?old «
Champion
A DllVK
tS" Send for Circulars.
HILL DRYER COMPANY.
36 NO. FOSTER STREET,
P. O. Bo\4a0. WORCESTKK, MASS, ii
HILL DRYER COMPANY,
Hill's Improved Back and Foot Blocks
FOR BOOT F()RMs,
REPAIRINC; rORins A SPECIALTY.
26 NO. FOSTER STREET,
p. O. BoK 4S0. WOBCE8TEB. M.\SS.
BOOTS AMD SBOBB.
WOBOE8TEB DISECIORT.
L. S. WATSON & CO..
LKICESIXB, HABS.,
Hainfactiirers of
DCPBOTSD
Cotton & WooL
HAJN RDS
Hud Strlppliu Cirdi, iJ L 1«iiBUii,IrnmSlat>01iui]iei. A Slisoliltr of Hand Card! mada Cna
Bmrdancd BBd Taupsr^ ntrntl Win, boMiHita point mntb lander thu ibc urdlun
■tMlotlioDirlre. fclw,Biimnniotuteri of
PATENT MACHINE WIRE HEDQLES.
Ill II II
PatcDted Jnoaurr lllh.lRTO, AuBuaiaUi, ISTO.ud Jnlr SOtklBT*.
Di w"(SS" wlSfet or'iopoV'or null III". J'k Supi.i
fitilpplof C(r<]>, Mill (SI Uie t cry tH>I mmle. or (lui
ORDERS riLlED AT SHORT NOTICE.
THE BEST IB THE f OBLD.
Tim Qruid 0«ld lf»(Uli ud Stm Slmt Midili il
ths Bbw Eagluid FUt dBtbg tlia lut tfen« j«u*.
Two Omii QdM Hodali ud au BUnt K«iU rt to
Irl-But« Fall of Ohio, Indku ud HiolilgiL
FInt PrcmlDin at (be Ullnoli Ccnlnl et»te Fair.
HIttatll Airird U WKMnI M. Y. 8UU FMr.
prtmlnmi M tsHuui Indnilriil Fall* l> tb« DDllad SMat
durlniUienIt lwoTear«.baTluwoDlbaHlctiaat AwuA
at tjtrj Pair at ntalcli Iber bare beao aztalbllad.
Ttier are DnaDimoDil* Dranaun««d bftha PrMkartaa,
Pmi and People. lo b« f KERLE3S In ttmimBUr of n**,
Partlei deilrinic lo buy Oriant will pi^ Sau In ■nlDd'tbatm wSi banatMr aa^* CHtsBKt
luatAlmaDta, or rented, bo that rcn I wJILpaT (br them. Piieea fbr Parlor Onnua rann fna §4(11*
tlno; (Dd torCbnrcb OrmD>[mm llWupto tajnOfDruaoOriiau. Seeaad-baBd <»«■■• at Im
fricat. Other OrjnnitaliFa Id fiebiDiie. Bar iIBnibanda, and wbersToa ««a ace m TowiMt
Uheii itradeariiiEtniiDeDUpmduccd. n'e bare the beat eqalpped faelorj ao4 tlw t»i eaipaar
THE LORINQ- & BLAKE ORGAN CO.,
19 nrnON STREET, WOEOESTES, MASS,
ADVKKTIIIMQ DBPAttTHKNT. 636
TO THE CITIZENS OF WORCESTER AND VICINITI.
I faire opened it place
of BubIdsm b1
No. 88
Southbridgs Street,
Up One Flight,
for the msnufictuTs and
1STORE3
ITALIAN
AWNINGS, PIAZZA CURTAINS,
ETC., AT LOWEST PBICES.
Alio, WufOLi and Home Covers. Teots and Boat Sallg made to order. I Bbalt
keep constantTy on hand an asBortment of Cordaa;^, Bolt Rope. Cotton and Ship's
Duck. Mr. E. T. Rowb, an experienced man in 'the business, wUi bave charge of
the Manufacturing Department, and taking of orders. Falls and Sape Splicing a
Sp«claltv. Awninga repaired and put up at short notice.
P. S.— Orders (aken tor the Spencer Patent Klre Escape and the Diiron Arrow
Oun. Send for descriptive Circular.
p. O. Addr«H, its Soattabridge Street, Worcester, Mnsii.
THE E,A.T^S01>T BEE lilTTE.
VARIETY WOOD TDRNING.
Inegolar Taniiiig a Specialty. Also, Curtain Poles and Bings.
NO. 79 SCHOOL STREET, WORCEHTEB, MMS.
Orders for out of town work solicited and promptly fliled.
Low Enllfoates furnUhtd on any of the fullmning
Oo»d>.'— Parlor and Field Croquet Oames; Croquet Balls.
Parlor Croquet Balls. Ten Plu Balln, Stocking Bulls, Mai letA.
Handles, Stakes, Wkkets, Furniture Trimmings; Tassel
Moulds, Curtain Fixtures, Desk Knobs, Rosettes, Hat
Kscks, (plus) , Towel Racks, (rods) , Tent Buttons, Button
Moulds, Organ Works: Organ Stops, Organ Rods. Organ
Pins. Otran Pedal Rods, Urgaii Buttons, Oresn Screw
Woods, Organ Dowels, Piano Pins. Brush Handles : Paint
Brush Handles, Stencil Brush Handles, Lather Brush Han-
dles, Glue BruBh HandlcB. Wire Brush Handles, Shoe Knife
Handles, Feather Duster Handles, Shoe Buttoner Handles,
Shoe Shave Handles, File Handles, Handles of every de-
scription for Tools, Handles for stamped and Wire Works.
All kinds of Wooden Cases, enuff Boxes, Pencil Case*,
Drureists' Boxes, Tots, Checkers, Wooden Jewairr, En-
Wheels for Toys, Powder Cask Screw Bungs, Hllk Can
Bongs, Oyster Can Buiiga, Tcimpions. Orders on Light Wood Work contracted.
Alwajw send Samples for Estimates. Foreign and Fancy Woods for sale.
E, B. IL&WBOK, Proprietor. C. B. BAW80N, Hanaffer.
656 W0BCB8TBB DIBBOTORT.
ESTABLISHED 1847.
SUMNER PRATT & CO.,
ConoN & Woolen Manufacturebs' Agency.
MACHINERY.
WOOL STOCK,
-AN I
MILL SUPPLIES.
lo. n Front Stmt, 0pp. City Hall, loieestar, In.
W. H. CBAWVORD. FBXD 8. FRATT.
W. B. OUTTBB. WALDO UNOOUI.
W. E. CUTTER & CO.,
PBOFRIBTOR8 OF THB
PILLAR COPPERAS WORKS.
ALSO, BfANUFACTURERS OF
VENETIAN RED.
AT CANTEBBUBT IILLS,
Canterbury. - - - Cor. HammoncL Street
Offioe, LafEiyette St., Oor. Quinsigamond Avenue,
WORCESTER, MASS.
▲DVERTIBINa DEPABTUBMT.
657
J JOHN" METCALFE, H
MSCSASICAL SRA VGHTSUAS.
PATTERN & MODEL MAKER.
SCROLL SAWING, WOOD TURNING.
lETAL LETTERS anil PATTERN MAKERS' SUPPLIES.
DBAWma, DESIGNS AND BLUE PRINTS,
For Industrial and Mechanical parposea, prepared for Engineers, Machinists and
Tool Makers. O^^ Telephone.
Rear 19 CHIIRCH STREET, off FRONT ST.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
JUNCTION FOUNDRY COMPANY,
OTIS WARREN, PROPRIETOB,
XAMUFAOTUXKB OF
mcHimi m tool
TIMS,
Pulleys, Hangers, Qears, Couplings, Blacksmiths' Forges, Grindstone Troughs
and Fixtures, Stoves for Heating Shops and Factories, Bose
Water Wheel and other Mill Castings.
Also, can Furnish
Castings from all the Patterns formerly used by the Wood and Light
Maohine Company in Making Shafting,
OFFICE, 65 JACKSON STREET,
FOUNDRY, CORNER SOUTHBRIBGE AND JACKSON STREETS,
On Horwioh & Woroester B. B., WOBOESTEB, MASS.
42
WOBOESTKB DIRECTORS.
F. E. REED,
8CCCE8S0B TO
A. F. PRENTICE & CO.,
HAXCFACTCRKB OF
MACHINISTS'
122 Gold Street,
WORCKOTKK. KJL8«.
SMALL ENGINE LATHES. HAND LATHES,
AND THE KENT « BANCROFT
mPEOVED SELF-OPERATING WOOLEN MULES,
AND SBI.F-OP&RATING HEADS FOR JACKS.
CORNER LAOBANOE ST. AND NORWICH & WORCESTER R. R.
Opp. aoBlh WanHimUiw Ptpnt, WOltCBSTEM. MAS*.
CURRIER & SNYDER.
MANUPACTUKBBB OF
UPRIGHT DRILLS.
Extra EeftTj, Have an automatic drilling capacity greater than all othen of the
same swing. Each machine tested by practical use before leaving
the Shop, and warrantbd ftll right.
131 CENTRAL STREET, WORCJESTER, MASS.
Fob Laroe Cut of Dbhx See Paoe 689.
AUVBBTISIMG DEPARTMENT.
CLARK & KNIGHT,
MACHINISTS,
EN9INES AND BOILERS,
SECOND-HAND ENGINES
BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCKA.VOKD.
Waters' Qovernor and Detroit Cylinder
Lnbrieator.
No. 149 UNION STREET.
_
WORCESTER, MASS.
W. H.
WARREN,
MANUFACTURER OF
lacMnists' Tools.
u iDr«'™u;r«?i-i«».,«f,>-.i™fc""
«>id7^j.?'d,?i!!^i«i,i: : MOD
Special Machinery.
Sbopi lO HwTla Court,
REAR OF
7S Beacon Street,
Worcester, Mass.
Olif Dahlbero.
H.
NOE.
DAHLBERG & NOE,
Machine and Ibon Foegers.
ALL DESCRIPTIONS O
WR0D6HT IRON WORK lADE Dl THE BEST MANNER.
IBON FENCE RAILINGS, FINIALS, &c.
GENERAL BLACKSMITH JOBBING.
NO. 22 07FKESS BTBEET, sear T. Smith ft Oo.'8, Worcester, Maes.
WORCESTKR DIRBCTORT.
NORTON'S PATENT
EMERY jlND CORUNDUM WHEELS.
Contain notbing but Cutting Properties. WHl ma equallj
well wet or dry.
FBBE FKOH DUST OR SHELL. WILL NOT QhAZE OB HLL UP.
BAKFLE WHEELS BEIT TO IHT BEBFOBSIBLE KABUFAOniBEE 09 so DIIV TBUL.
F. B. NORTON, Patentee and Manufacturer,
W. L. MESSER, GEeneral Agent.
41 Water St., Worcester, Mass. 59 South Canal St., Chicago.
R. E. KIDDER, "^T^^
Pahep & Model Makei[,./IC
Light Jobbing, Etc.
Parties in want of Patterns or ^"''f't.T*" "* ""."''flSETta^r
Models, also, Designing and Draft- ^l!'^^ ^rSI^^'^SS^.T^^tbS^
iog for all kinds of Machinery Cast- Kqnii. 11 la lUe on* of uk be« trf Eutta.
ings. Call, or Address For toruwr p«rUeol»r». C»1U or Addnn
B. E. SISVEB, S. i:. KIDDER,
No. 23 Hermon St. , Worcester, Masj. Ho. 23 Hermon St., Worcester, Man.
HILL & TOLMAN,
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS,
HALL'S BLOCK, 19S FRONT STREET.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.
MACHINE DESIGNING, DRAWING OF ALL KINDS.
MEASURING POWER. EXAMINING ENGINES AND BOILERS.
PLANNING SHOPS, COTTON AND WOOLEN MILLS,
I^And acting as Experts in Engineering matters generally ,™eH
▲DVBBTISING DBPiiRTHEKT.
661
43. O. WASBBVBir, PrwIdAnt.
H. F. AMMBn Treararer.
W. 0. PxBKiira, Mmoager.
THE WIRE GOODS CO.,
MANUTACTURBBS OF
E
All Kinds of Wire Bending a Specialty.
Office and Factory, 20 UNION ST.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
WISE 8TBAIGHTEHED ASD OUT TO LEHGTH.
WORCESTER FERRULE CO.,
PATENT STEEL ST07E DOOR KNOBS
AND HINGE PINS.
ffiOK aii BBASS meOLES, COLD UTiL STAIFDie,
And Tarioos styles of Press Work made to order.
NO. 131 CENTRAL ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
XDMUMD COXTXB8B.
A. T. If ATTBBW8.
AMERICAN MADE RAZORS.
The BiaST CUTTBBS In tbe World.
Thf ■ Out nprMcnli our No. 90 8w«dltb PatMrn Buor.
J. R. TORREY & CO.,
MAKUrACnnUBBS OP
Strops and DressiDg Gases.
J. R. TORREY RAZOR CO.,
(iDoorporatfld.)
M AN VrACTUBBBS OT
Razors in All Styles.
for niwBtnied Prloo lAmt of Basors,
SS.
id Dr«BBUi0 CoBoti
WORCESTEK DIBECTOBT.
HEALD & BRITTON,
'WHEELER FOUNDRY"
S3 THOMAS STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
The Old StMid of W. A. Wheeler. (EiUblished In 181S.)
Hunlutann of CutlDfifDTillhlndiQf Uuhlnwr. ll*cUnLiti^T«i>1i,BBD|BniPaUm,CDW)liiniaiHt,
uVMKl Con Gnck«n,s£op atonic Warn mud BtHia PIpHiBridnlni Ban. AnrnmRmM Fob- Cialinn.
•IniBIii, In>D FiDsa. Iron nmk toi Balldlua. Window WAikb, ul In ftcLuraTiI Tufid IsCkHtMKII
llnni pitci. AlB. Pullni. OMn, UKl Bilua WhHli kond. doBad and anW, a>d alt Uida al Miiifa
bM«cdDBialihiiRnotl«biriMllnil naclilalila.
TaUiaPamniar Uu WHEEIJ^H FOUNDRY aod atliin Hilar lisa CaallBiii Wa aardlallT larlB jia »
llaD4ciaiDlaaauwail,indBS>liiiaTiiiin>jYHIlialBITIiatnuB»aI. vm tK Itf baa lOHatelnT (haday
WH. HEALD. HEALD & BBITTON. jab. d. BfUTTOK.
W. T. MERRIFIELD.
OFFICB, lOO EZCHiUHiB STBKKT.
ROOMS, WITH POWER, TO RENT.
On lT»loii. E»«hm»K« and Cypr— ■ Mfvu, WT«wtM. »I«aa.
Bui>er's Hair Clipper. Hone Clipper.
COATES
ClierMaiiDfactiirifliCo.,
237 Chandler St. , Worcester, Mass.
THE BEST. THE CHEAPEST.
All our machines are made of the Terv
beat stock, and fully Wairmted. We make
a "peclaltv ot Sharpening, putting on new
loii and bottom FlateB, eto. Bepaira by
others than thi> Manufacturers, are rare lo
fall for want of proper Marhinerv. Orden
I .11 ._ ejjpf^jg receive prompt attention
ADTEBTIBING DEPAUTHEMT.
H. ^ SODTHWIOK*
i
AMERICAN AWL COMPANY,
RAW hTdE "mallets,
ul Naii41*% Luttnf H
'^^
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
196 TBONT STREET, - WORCESTER, HA8S.
Samubl PoBiim.
COLBY & PORTER,
LAST MANUFACTURERS.
Orden received and executed for Dlei or Catters, ud Ever; DestiripUoD
of Boot and Shoe Pittenu.
Factoryf 92 Foster Street,
Wfyrceater, Mom.
SAMUEL MAWHINNEY & CO.,
HANCrACTDRBRe 01
LASTS,
19
OHUIiOH STKEET,
rBOHTandUCHAHia
664 W0R0B8TER DIRECTORY.
WORCESTER CARPET CO.,
Manufacturers of the Finest Quality
WILTONS and BODY BRUSSELS
WM. JAS. HOOa, Proprietor.
Office, 115 WORTH ST., New York.
MATTHEW J. WHITTALL,
MANUFACTURBB OF
BRUSSELS CAEPETS.
Benmants usually For Sale.
Works, Brussels St., South Worcester.
Besidenoe, Oor. of Soathbridge and Oambridge Sts.
G. S. & A. J. HOWE.
DBALEB8 IN
DYE STUFFS,
Dye Woods, Cbemicals, Oils, Soaps, Starch.
SOLB AOBNT8 FOR
"HARKNESS' RED OIL,"
And Manufacturers' Articles Generally.
16 FOSTER STREET, CORNER NORWICH.
ADVKBTISDIQ DEFASTUEKF.
WfllTCOMB ENVELOPE COMPANY.
ENVELOPE MACHINERY.
ODD SIZES OF ENVELOPES.
BOXES MADE TO ORDER.
»0 aALISBURY STREET.
BURGESS'
Safety Stove Pipe Thiible and Ventilator.
PATBllTEIt AI'RII. *l*(. I8T4.
Tbn Front and Back ot the Thfmblea are of
Cast Iron with nicely Japaaneil Face and Nickel
Plated Knob" and ScrewK. maklDg a nice and
dcHirable finish around tbe pipti (the face ahnuld
be removed until the walls ot tbe room ar«
linlBhed).
j Tbev are abnolutely HBle airslniit Fire.
I Tbere ta no buleinx orcrarklng of tbe PlasterlDg.
I Tbey are Ventilators la well as Thimbles.
JEROME B. KNOX,
SS Jackson Street, Worcester, Hau.
666 WORCESTER DtRBCTOET.
E. N. DEAN,
HBDufactarer of
BOOT and SHOE HKELS.
BEHHAHT LEATHEB BOUGHT AKD SOU>.
oTFicK AND factory:
30 Shrewsbury St., E. T. Smith & Co.'s Building.
OPPOSITE THE UmON DEPOT, WORCESTER, MASS.
C. J. RICHARDS & SON,
MmiiifHcturers of all kinds of
BRASS EDGE PATTERNS,
For Boots, Shoee, ConeU, Shirts, Pocliet Boob, etc. Also, Pittenui cot
of Sheet Iron, Zinc, Tin or Paper.
424 MAIN and 5 PLEASANT STREETS.
WORCESTER, HASS.
J. F. & C. a. WARBEN,
Manufactureri of a ipedal line of
OAK LEATHER BELTING,
NO. 105 FRONT STREET,
WORCESTER, ItUtfS.
ADVERTISIKG DEPARTMENT. 667
P. A. THOMPSON. L. GOBDARD.
P. A. THOMPSON & CO..
Wholesale and Betail Dealers in
BOOT AND SHOE FINDINGS,
SOLE LEATHER STOOK-CUT OB IN BULK.
Agents for Whittemore Bros. & Co.'s and Chas. 6. Lincoln's Dressing
Blacking.
SS7 Main St., SargenPs Block, Worcester, Mass^
SSTABLISHED 1851. CaPTTAL STOCK f 100,000. INCORPORATED 1872*.
GRATON & KNIGHT MT'G CO.
l£ANUVACTURERfi OF
STRETCHED LEATHER BELTING,
ALSO, PAGE'S PATEin' LACINO.
137 FRONT STREET, HARDING'S BLOCK,
WORCCSTEB, MASS.
J. A. Knight, President. H. C. Qraton, Treasurer. W. M. Spaulding, Sec
H. O. HUDSON & CO.,
(Successors to Peter Goulding. Established 1854.)
MANUFACTUBERS OF STRETCHED WHITE OAK TANNED
LEATHER BELTING.
Also, Loom Straps, Floom Gates, Loom Pickers, Covering Pulleys, Buff
Wheels, Belt Oil, Page's Patent Lachig.
143 FRONT street, WORCESTER, MASS»
CHAMBERLIN & BEACH,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sheet Heeling and Seam Welts,
We also buy and sell REMNANT LEATHER of all kinds.
Shop, UPPER STORY CROMPTON'S BLOCK,
13 Mechanic Street, Worcester, Mass.
€68 WORCESTER DIBXCTOBT.
L. G. JOSLIN & CO.,
DEALERS AND GRADERS OF
WOOLEN RAGS & SHODDIES.
LOCK BOX 548- WOBCESTEB, HAS8,
164 Front Street, Worcester, Mass.,
Scoured Wools, Wool Extracts, Shoddies,
And AU Kinds Wool Waste.
BALED COTTON AND BLACK COTTON ALWAYS ON HAND.
Eastern Depot, Isaac Winkler & Bro., Cincinnati, Ohio. Fall Stock in Store here.
Woolen Bags, Wool Stock, Cotton.
p. O. BOX 85S.
F. SI MESTE R,
DEALER IK
WOOL, WOOL WASTE, COTTON WASTE,
8I0DDT, FLOCKS AND WOOLEN BAOS.
Extracting Woolen Rags and Coloring a specialty.
OnncE Ain> Stobebooms :
187 FRONT STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
P. O. BOX 048.
MIULS AT BAfiT BBOOJU^UXD, MASS.
WORCESTER LEATHER BLEACH CO.,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of
W. L. B. BLEACH,
For Bleaching the Bottoms of Boots and Shoes.
554 MAIN STREET, ROOM lo.
Addbbss, p. O. Box 438, WORCESTER, MASS.
ADYERTISING DBPABTHENT. 669
HUBLEY & CO..
DKAUBRS IN
WOOLEN RAGS.
Paper Sioek, MetaUi, and Peddlers' Supplies, Wooden Ware,.
Plain and Japanned Tin Ware and Glass Ware.
WAREHOUSE :
BRACKEn COURT, - WORCESTER, MASS.
DWIGHT SMITH,
DEALER IN
WOOL WASTE AND FLOCKS,
10 WASMIITGTON SQUABJE.
Office : First Floor, with J. J. Warren & Son,
NEAE UNION DEPOT, - WORCESTER, MASS.
M. M. FRENCH. STEDMAN CLABK.
M. M. FRENCH & CO.,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in
HIDES AND PELTS,
Calf Skins, Sheep SUns, Tallow, Ete.
237 FRONT ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
LOOK BEPAIBINO, KET FITTINO, BELL HANOINO. ~
A. THOMPSON,
Steam, Gas and Water Piping.
Keys Fitted, Locks Repaired, Scissors Sharpened, Saw Filing and Bell Hanging.
General Jobber in Wood or Metal.
agrALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
V7n l-d MAIN STREET, - WOBCESTER, MASS*
670 WORCESTER DIRECTORY.
WORCESTER IRON FOUNDRY CO.
(Formerly New York Iron Foundry Co.)
Manufacturers of all kinds of
MACHINERY CASTINGS.
niACHIBriSTS' TOOL. CASTINGS A SPECIAI^TY.
Orders promptly attended to and all work guaranteed.
S6 GOLD STREET, WOBCE8TMB, MA.88,
Thomas Barrett. Owen McArdle. James Barrett. John Gooney.
Jambs Flanigan, Treasnrer.
WM. H. WALKER,
PATTERNS I MODEL MAKER
Of every description promptly attended to.
Also^ cUl kinds of Light Jobbing in Wood done to order^ at Short
N^otice.
166 UNION STREET, WOBCESTEB, MASS.
C. C. McCLOUD. H. G. CBANE. HEN&T MUTTER.
UNION SCREW AND NUT CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Machine Screws,
And Finished Case-hardened lfUT8,
FACTORY: 57 UNION STREET,
m
WORCESTER, MASS.
AMEDE LEMAY,
CARPENTER and CONTRACTOR.
Contracts for all kinds of Building, Bepairtng, Etc., taken and carried
out in a satisfactory manner.
168 WASHINGTON STREET,
WOBCESTEB. MASS.
ADYEBTISING DEPARTMENT. 671
Tin Plate and Sheet Metal Worker.
stove and Furnace Repairing promptly attended to and thoroughly done.
AGENT FOR THE NORCROSS AUTOMATIC FURNACE OOVESNOR,
WHICH CAN BE ATTACHED TO ANY FURNACE.
PartlonUr tuentlon given to BeiMlrlnK Qerman Study Lamps and Plaled Ware.
13 PARK STREET, - WORCESTER, MASS.
LUTHEB SHAW. CHAS. L. SHAW.
LUTHER SHAW & SON,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
And Manufacturers of Babbitt Metal.
All kinds of Brasfl, Compoaltlon, Zinc, Lead and White Metal Castings made to order.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
9
Between Main and Beacon Streets, WORCESTER, MASS.
SAMUEL WESSON.
BRASS FINISHER,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
GAS BURNERS A SPECIALTY.
Also, all Descriptions of Small Machinery Built or Finished to order.
42 SOUTHBRIDGE STREET, COR. MYRTLE,
VOBCESTEB, MASS.
WHEELER FOUNDRY CO.,
KAKUrACTURXBa OF ALL KIITDS OF
MACHINERY AND TOOL CASTINGS.
Annealloa Pots, Window Weights, Set Kettles, Boiler Doors and Grates, Gears, Pulleys,
Couplings, Hangers, Water and Steam Pipe, Soli Pipe and Fittings, Shop Stoves, Com Crackers,
Bonding Iron, Ac.
Estimates Given for all Cast Iron Work.
138 MECHANIC ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
EDWIN PIERCE, Pboprietob.
672
woBcnrsB dieectobt.
BOTNTON&PLTIMMER,
LABRUiaS ST.,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION DZPOT,
WOBCESTER, MASS.
H1?tl> * POWEH
SHAPIHG
MACHMS,
e. 8 BtHl 10 iBCb.
Upright Stroke.
And HoBizoNTAi.
Boir-Fccdlnc
HANDindPOWEK
Bolt Cntters,
Tiro Bemiers Hnd
ToolB of ever*' tie-
Kcrlptfoii adHuIed to
BlackBmUhe' and
Carriage Makers'
Washbubn Steam Works.
A. BUELINGAME,
MANUFACTURKH OF
Steam aad Power Pomps,
Patent Steam and Water CyUnder Pai^
ing, SbafdnK. Pallets, Sole Leatter
Cutting Machines.
EnirineB and Piim|» Examined ud
Bepftired.
steam Piping, EnKineere' Sappltes, A«.
22 Cyjress Street, fBMStBT.Maa.
ESTABUSHBD IN 1828.
N. A. LOMBARD & CO.,
HAXUFACTORERS OF
WOOLEN MACHINERY
Such ;i> M'nriii''! mil Wcwl GirdInK Mnehlhea. Splnnlnir Jickt. FIcken. Ru Dg«i*n.
Wllloniri, rt'mw Dmler*, Curd NlppBra. 4e., on llie moil ImpniTHl
PliiM. CinHnii Maelilnea a BpMMlty.
73 SCHOOL ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
N. B.~Strel RliiE Burrliiz SlaoMnct. Curd Ct'ittalnK. S|>ooIt, Bobbins. <'amb nilr. Belting, ud
Dulrla' ••< KvllU|iii<> Palent ImpruvHl Wniil Plekprs rurnlalird II >[iliufic>uren- PrIccL
PATENT FODR-SIDED MOULDlf(G M>CHIHES.
Five Different Styles and Sizes.
Hunbonroi tj
£Z- .A.- XjSS.
PATTERN AND MODEL MAKER.
EXCHANGE, CORNER tJNION STREET,
Worcester, Mass.
ADVKBTTSINO DIPAKTHEirr. 678
McMAHON & CARVER,
UanaflMIDnra ol
MACHINISTS'
TOOLS,
FRICTION ClUTCHIS,
WATER STREET, cor. Ledge, Worcester, Mass.
J. S. WHEELER & CO.,
MACHINISTS'
TOOLS.
Lum, PlmDen, UprHht Drllli, MUUni
If HblBH, Omt CDCUn.Flu«r Ccntrs,
Flinar Ctanck*. IMbt Chaslu, Ae.
Ho. as HERMFON ST.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
GEO. L. FAIRBANKS.
lACHlIISTS'
TOOLS,
e e
Ezohange St.|
WOBCESTBE,
Haoufacturen of
ENGINE LATHES,
Spted Litliis, Small Planirs, Planer CbDcb, iid
PAPER BOX MACHINERY,
No. 3 CYPRESS, ST., - WORCESTER, MASS.
WOBCESTEB DIRKCTOBT.
Xi. HA-RIDir & CO..
HBIVBT A. HOTT, Pnprtawr.
MACHINE KNIVES.
PlanlDS. Paper CatUt. Lutbtr Bpllttlui, Slrlpplu aHI Monldlnn KdIth. XonldlBC
KnUa Stock. BIsDkiflDlibed or IhSkhA. atwv audsa ud SU1|»
for CotEon ud Woslaa Ooodi.
t>x:b otjttbk, stock:.
Hi7 (.'utter. Lawn Mowar, M«a Cottar, Cork Citlar, Rac Cutter and Lofwood Kalna. All Ul*
or WeJded Block Balled taaiiT(lilekBaultanHmB(a MX lack ttilsk.
9 MILL STREET, - WORCESTER. MASS.
WORCESTER NOVELTY WORKS,
auNDrACTUBKR OP
EOLLEE SKATES
And Patented Articles.
No. 86 POSTER ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
A.. AC. XXO-V\7-E3,
Baal oitd Shot, MnrMopt, paptr OoUar, Cuff, Ba», ShMof, Bmnttr, Dfi^,
AJsHftat, Toy> Lahtt, Tag, attrtonMipt iMHl Kverg DnerlpHmm of
CUTTING DIES AND CHISELS.
PRICES FOB THE QUALITT AS LOW AS THE LOTB8T.
SEND FOR PRICE UST.
81 MECHANIC STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
THOMAS SMITH & CO..
kumvAcrvBEBs or
BOLTS, NUTS, WASHERS,
CHAINB AirO CRAIIf I.niKS.
Alao, HakerB of Five 3itei Punching Preasea. Heel and Toe
PlAtes for Boom. Rods and Bolts for
Building Putposei.
14 OYPBESS STREET,
WORCESTER, ■ . MASS.
ADTBBnsnre defabtmbht.
HATCHET Mm liA^CET
VBENCHES.
RATCHET DRILLS
rrom M.O0 to SK.OO. Batohet Wrencbei to fit uythliig l!r<niift« to 8 M incli
NuWorBolta.
Hand Vises and Jewelers' Pin Vises, Foster's Combination Belt Tool.
LOWELL WBENOH CO., 10 Ohorch St., Worcester, Mass.
WACHTISETT SCREW WORKS,
A. A. BEDABI^ & CO..
Manufacturers of
SET AND CAP SCREWS.
89 BzeluuiKfl St, Merrifleld's Building,
WOBCEfiTEB, UABS.
WORCEBTER DIBECTOST.
ir tbe - UoIWd Hlck^ Oo^" Htir Tort.
WORCESTER PLATING CO.,
No. 199 Front St., Hall's Blook, Worcester, Hass,
NICKEL PLATING
Ti)>l« Ware. Janelrr, els.. Plated «lih Sold or SIItct. Ordan Irom ot
tam wUI iccdTe prompt anuiiloii.
J. W. FOLLETT, Manager.
n. J. j-BisriiTiiTa-s,
a. 13 MECEAWC STRIET, CBOMFTON'S BLOCK, ffORCESTEE, ItSS.
SAM0EL ATRES MANTTFAOTnEIlfa CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
BE3T QDAIITT OF
STANDARD WIRE GOODS,
199 and 199 rBONT BTBEEI, WOHCISSTEB, KASS.
• Ice & Roller Skates.
Patent Floor Clampe lor LaytDg Floors.
Getr CuttlDK In ftll Tftrtettea.
Hacblaer;, Jobbing, Ac.
No. 31 HULBEBRT BT.,
Cor. Aijlnin St., Wokcbbtkb, Uabs.
DKPARTHENT.
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HO. 75 BZAOOI SIBZET, - WOBCSSTEB, HASS.
FDIGEE-IAIl CITTES, TiUIIER, CIEUEE UD BDnOI HOOK.
iro Ltdf 'i CI Qmt'i lollit
OomplMe wlthaDt It.
Mo. a.
A. Mcdonald,
Patentee & Uanofaotiuer, ,
418 MAIN ST., Worcester, Mass., Over Kinnicutt's.
OSOOOD BRADLBT.
KEKBY O. BRADLEY.
OSGOOD BRADLBT, J
OSGOOD BRADLEY & SONS,
RAILROAD C>R M/NUFACTOHERS,
FisstDjtr, Fnliilit, or Giinl Cms, Inllt to orler.
JVC. 21 GRAFTON ST., - WORCESTER, MASS.
WORCESTER FROG AND SWITCH CO.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
THB HEW FROU.
JOSEPH A.. HOWLj^^ND, Sup't.
8 LOUDON STREET.
678 WORCESTER DIRKCTORT.
OB <Sb CO.,
MAMvrAorusxsB or
O O lU: .f%. ESES ID Sy
OF EVEBT DESCRIPTION.
SLASHER cons,
ALIO.
Sob ¥MnhBUnn tf
TXJiT ZXSX>Z>XjES.
84 UNION STREET. - - WORCESTER. MASS.
C. H. HUTCHINS & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SPOOL TAPES.
HUTCHINS ELASTIC FABRIC CO.,
MAHUFACTUXBBa OF
SUSPENDER AND GARTER WEBS,
C. H. HUTCHINS & CO., Pbopribtors.
No. 2 ALLEN COUBT, - W0BCE8TEB, MASS.
THE WORCESTER NEEDLE CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES,
mwiiTMi
TRADE MARK.
WM. WILCOX, Agent. WORCESTER, MASS.
WHITIN MACHINE WORKS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
COTTON MACHINERY.
Openers, Uppers, Cards, Railway Heads, Drawing, Spinning,
Spoolers, Warpers, Reels, Dressers, Looms, 4c.
J. LASELL, President and Treas. G. E. TAPT, Aoknt.
WHITINSVILLB, MASS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 679
MANUFACTURER OF
BOOT AND SHOE HEELS
OF ALL SIZES AND HEIGHTS.
Belt, Card, Hftmess, Kip and Split. Also, Dealer in Remnant Leather*
Correspondence Solicited and all orders Promptly attended to.
OFFICE AND FACTORY, 164 FRONT ST.,
V/ORC ESTER. MASS.
Patent Magnetic Metal Separator,
A reeently InToited mMhliM« tor seiMtratlDK Iron Tarnlngs, FUIdicb, Ae., flrom Brass, oomposl-
tton, ftnd othar materials.
Its eaiMMSitT and utility for this kind of work surpasses anjrtblng erer before offered to tiie
imbUo, doing its work most tboroasrhly, and with the least amount of labor or trouble. The
matfilne Is not only a arreat labor-saVing derlee, but Brass Stoek treated with it Is mneh tmpreTed*
as It Is so thoroughly oieaned that It may be used for the best of work.
The machine may also be used Ibr separating Iron flrom Emery. Manuflictured by
EZRA SA W7ER, 38 HERMON STREET,
Union Water Meter Co.'s BuUding, > - WORCESTER, MASS.
TOWNE & COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PERFORATRn SHEET METALS,
WORCESTER, MASS.
THOS. WM. CLARKE & F. F. EAYMOND, 2d.
COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
29 PEMBERTON SQUARE, - BOSTON, MASS.
PATENT, TRADE MARK AND COPY-RIGHT SUITS
Proseonted and defended. Proceedings for and ajralnst Aoeountlngs for profits and damages eon-
dueted. Opinions as to Talidlty, scope and Inft-lugements of Patents, Trade Marks and Copyrlghti
prepared.
Interflwences In Patent OAee oonducted. Patents solicited In all countries. Trade Marks reg»
lstered« Copyrights entered. All other business relating to these Specialties attended to.
680 WORCESTER DIRECTORY.
JOS. F. WICES, AOBNT. C. F. BIGELOW, Tbbasubsb.
WIOZS MANUFACTURING 00„
MAKUFACTURERS OF
FINE WORSTED SUITINGS.
Auburn Square,
WORCESTER, MASS.
WORCESTER WOOLEN MILL.
JAMES LEGG & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FIliTE A.XjXj "V7"00L
No. 17 Southgate St., Worcester, Mass.
JAMES H. WHITTLE,
BCAmTFACTURBR OF
TIN CTLINDEES
OF ALL DIAMETERS.
90 Southbridge Street, - Worcester, Mass.
WORCESTER FELTING COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS OF
FELT GOODS
OF EVEET DESCRIPTION.
91 POSTER STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
S. F. DICKINSON, Treasurer.
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The Chamberlain Gas Controller.
A PERFECT GOVERNOR.
ANY SIZE FROM I TO 8 FEET CONSUMPTION PER HOUR.
This, it is claimed, by all who understand the science of gas, is the
only correct system of controlling the consumption of gas, with the best
results. System distribute at high pressure and control at burner. From
15,000 to 20,000 in use, and all giving satisfaction. It is a governor and
BURNER COMBINED made simply, durably and accurately. These burners
have been tested for three years with the best results. Every burner is
adjusted to^urn a given number of cubic feet per hour, and burns the gas
at pressure of only three-tenths inch water pressure, which gives a perfect
combustion ; and with the new Chamberlain Globe Holder and Porcelain
Globe makes a perfect gas light, equal in steadiness to the Argand gas
light or German student lamp, giving 20 per cent more light with the same
amount of gas used, and a saving over all check burners of from 10 to 40
per cent.
Manufactured by J. N. CHAMBERLAIN,
ITo. 49 Taylor St., 4th Floor, Springfield, Mass.
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KENDALL MANUF. GO.
4 State St., BOSTON.
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ADrBRTISIMO DBPUtTHBHT.
E. "W. COFFIlSr,
DEALER IN
NEW AND SECOND-HAND SHOW OASES.
If jron want to bu;, sell or exchange a Show Case, call or addreu me at
Bismark St., c. Fountain, \Vorce8ter, Mass.
C. W. HUMPHREY,
MANUPACTUBBR OF ALL EDTDS OP
PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES,
FASTEBOASD SHOE BOXES, ETO.
All Ordan Promptly Attendeij to, Ettlmatea PumiBhed on all Uods of Boxm.
43 Southbridge Street, - Worcester, Mass.
E. AV. VAILL,
PATRNTKE AHD UANUFACIUREB OF
FOLDING CHAIRS.
NO. 15 UNION STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANT,
6 SATINGS BANE BTnLBIira, FTraEBTTBa.
I>n«OT«a«.— LawliH.Bndltord.Wm.O.Brown.AmiuNaTBrou.Du'tOrau, Q, 8. Barkuk,
BauT Q. MdiH, Bodnar WnUMborFlMbbuTKlOrluido MMOIi.Dt WIMbandont WUlUm Bakw,
qfLgntDbnrfi 8.0. Ksudill. oT WMmliuler ; S. W. A. Btorau, of QaMdu; Jum B«ui«tt.or
LMmlnnv; SiwiuMnt. Mirrlek. of LucaiMri WlUUm D. Peok, o( SitrUna.
BDWASD F. DOWVE, Sm'j. LEWIS H. BKASFOKD, Fni. ud Tnai.
CHAS. E. GRANT, Agent for Worcester, 353 Main Street.
WOSCBSTICR DIRKCTORY.
(BiiBtMiiir to 8. W. PbrLUplKe),
Re-toothing and Straightening, Done to Order,
Skn Plat« Cut, Shears and Knivea Qroaad, Razors Honed. Also, Ktj Flttfag,
Wringer and Spirit L«vel Sepairtng. AH Ligbt Work promptly Doi>e.
{Over Pratt's Meat HarkeL)
16 PLEASANT ST.. WORCESTER, MASS.
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Fire Escapes, Balconies, Ladders, Iron Bridges.
WBODBET aM CAST IROH FENCES, miNSS, DOORS ail SHIITTEES.
OoT. FAaE and FBIEKBSHIP 8TS., ProTidenod, B. I.
ADTKRT18INQ DEPARTMENT.
E. P. CAEPENTER,
MAITUFACTDIUEB OT
ORGANS
Obgan Actions
IN E7ERT VAfilBTT.
BUSINESS REMOVED TO
•^ FOXCROFT, ME.
G. W. INGALLS & CO.,
MANUFACTURXBS OF
IN&ALLS' PATENT OR&AN REEDS,
25Mlil01ISTIiEET,W01iCESTEK,MAS3,
MUNBOE OB&AN REED CO.,
HANUTAcruitnu of thb
MUNROE PATENT ORGAN REED,
Dealers in Organ Materials.
Bass£sr.5r- ! Worcester, mass.
684 WOBCBSTER DIRSCTOBT.
A. WHITE & SON,
liANUFACTURBBS OF
MACfflNE CARD CLOTHING
AND HAND CARDS OF EVERY VARIETT.
LEICESTER, MASS.
Bnmoh Telegraph Line to Western Union Office. Also, oonneeted witli
Worcester by Telephone.
MACHINE CARD CLOTHING.
L. WOODCOCK & CO.,
JLEICESTEB, MASS.,
MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY VARIETY,
Hade in Leather, Clothi or Bubber, of Bound, Angular, Conyez, Iron or
Steel Wire. First-class Workmanship Guaranteed.
LU0IU8 WOODCOOK. CHAB. H. WOODOOCK. HENBT BIBOO.
E. C. WAITE & CO.,
MANUFACTUREB8 OF
CARD CLOTHING.
Of every description. Made of Leather, Woolen or India Bubber Cloth, for
Cotton and Woolen Machinery. Also, Stripping Cards.
LEICESTER, MASS.
Any Message or Order by Telephone from Worcester will give instant
communication with our Office.
ADTSRTISIXe DEPABTHKKT. 68ff
BISPO & DENNY,
MiMDFAOTtntsBa or
MACHINE CARD CLOTHING,
Of ever; dmcrfptlon, aet In Lemther. Clotb or Rubber.
LEICESTER, Mass., and MANCHESTER, N. H.
OOmOTED WITH WOSCESTER BT TELEFROWE.
GVORfiK BISCO. CHARLES A. DENTfT. JOHN W. BIBGO.
CHARLES F. KENT,
MACHINE CARD "clothing,
or BVKaT VABIKTY.
Fenoiee of the beet ijtiallty. Dotfer Rings of all Fractional Widtlia,
34 SOnTEBSmaE STBEET, WOBOEBTEB, MASS.
Carders' Tools.
XjE-WIS'
PATENT CARD CLAMPS,
THE BEST IN USE-
Carl SatM "-^ b.,„^_t>, Eaners, Ga vs, Ms, Scragen, !&.
Sand fl)i ClieBUn Mid Prloa LliU to
81 Kechanie Street, WoreeBter, 1
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WOBCBBTER DIRECTOBT.
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civti. bhqihbbb.
>. 389 MalH 81.,
CHAS. H. EASTMAN,
WRITER, COPYIST
Bill Collector and Laborer.
TERMS— 10 ««nti ver bixr, axoei
iiSMllMS iUlllAL FIRE IMCE CD,,
MEBCHADTTB' BANK BVIU>Dre,
No. 28 State Street, Room 15, Boston, Mass.
CASH CAPITAL, ¥200,000-
IiuBiiuiM of Dwalllnin ud Honutiolil FaroUnn onlT, la CUtr or Oodout- "--■- —-■-,-■—
PdIIo]' Holdsn. Mo dspMIt Nota raQulrcd. Lumm pUd ftr duuaa aund bj UctatBlac-
0BA8. B. CCHINQS, PnaMuit. JOHMM. COHBETT, 8«rMWT-
KEiniALl i LOIGLET, (62 lain St., Uts. tor lorctstir ml YlcUt).
CITIZENS' MUTUAL INSDRANCE GOMPANI
Jneorporotsd 1$49.
No. 8 Exchange Place, - Boston, Mass.
Insures against Loss and Damage by Fire and Lightning.
C. E. CBUT, - 3ti Un STREET, - iGEFT FOR lORCESTEI.
'. PEABODT, SMrMUT.
i. O. BIQELOW.
ADVERTISIMO DEPAKTUKNT. 687
G-EO.W. aREGORY,
Sucemsor to Cbobbt & GRSflOBY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
S4 SCHOOL STREET, B08T0BI.
Patents procured in the United States, and in all Patent-Granting Countries.
Personal Att«iiUoit to aU Case*. Freqaently at Wastalncton.
3Ioderat« Fees.
CaveatH Filed, B«-lMDe8 and Extenxlotia obtaloed. InterlerenceB Prosecuted,
SpecIflCBtloiu and Drawings Prepared. AsalgnmenU Drawn and Recorded. Becou-
ddenitloDs I'rocured of AppllcBtfoiu Imyroiierly Rejected or Properly Rejected on
Imperfectl; Prepared Papers, and in general all Busineaa pertaining to Patent! and
Ho need of living In Darkneai, nhere Ligbt U so cheap.
STREET LANTERNS,
derfi. etc. Torcbea for Lightine Street Lamps, Solderios Furnaces,
etc., all of superior worknausBlp and at low pricea. Auo, the cel-
ebrated Patent Automatic Blow-Pipe Torch, for Painters, Plumbers,
Gaa FItten, Ac. Incoruoraled ISTt. Hlgfaest award at Palr» of
1BT4 and 1861. Please call on or address
C3-LOBE C3-A.S LIOHT GO.,
77 and 79 Unlan Street, Boston.
uc StebblDt, JVeafdcnt. Sumner Wbeeler, Treaiurer. D.W.liee, General Agent.
688 DOOKS, WINDOWS, 8A8HB8 ADD BLINDS.
C. D. MORSE & CO.,
MANt'FACTUEBBS AMD DKALKBS D)
Doors, Windows, Window Fr/mes,
BLINDS. DOOR JAMBS,
Door SHd Window Csalns*, B«*e Boards, SoaAera Plae
Tlir«BholdK, HonldlngSt Bnwketa, Ac.
ALL KINDB OF BAKD WOOD
DOOHS, SJISHES,
BLINDS, PANEL
WORK AND FINISH
or RVBRT SKSCRIPTIOX
SI>EOIA.X,T-2-.
ESTMATES FDRNISHED tm PLANS op AFPUGATIOI.
AH Goods Delivered Free at Worcester.
For other PolntAi Free on board the Caro at MUlbarr-
Connected aitk any part of Woreeiler by TeUjAoiu.
Tralui leave Worcester for Mfllbury from the New Union Puienger Station TJI^
lOJM ind 11.40 A. M., and 1.40, 4.00 and O.SO P. H. ; from JnncUon Ihrae
mltJQtes later. Betumliig, leave HUlbar; at 6.30 and &.0S A. H., 1.S4,
8.S6 and S.50 P. H.
FABE FOR ROVVD TBIF, »» CEKTB.
TralDB leave also for Hillbury bv B. A A. B. B., Hlllbnr? Branch, at T.OO and 10JK>
A. H., t.00 and 6.00 P. H. BeturatDK. leave Ulllbnr? at 6.0T, SXi A. K.,
12.30. a.OG and 6.40 P. M.
An OmnlbuB leaves Mtllbury for Worcester at 8 A. M. and S P. I
ILSOA. M. andSP. M.
I.S X Xj Xi B -Q- £1 "ST, :t^.A.aa.
KilDTlOTUSBBS OF IHTSOTED LABOB SiVISa
UPRIGHT DRILLS.
SEE PAQC ssa.
or tills PaMnn, 93, S4, SSaBd 39 Ineh HwIbc.
WIBK VOBZfl.
ESTABL-iBHco laai.
CAf>ixAi. •i.eoo.ooo.
Philip L. Mobn, Chas. F. Washburn, Cbab. H. Uokiux,
eruUmttutd IVMnm
Fl»-fV«f<d(iU and anntwy.
Yfashbarn & Hoen Hannfactiiring Company,
WORCESTER, MASS.
WIRE DRAWERS AND HAiniFACTURERS OF
IKOI Ai SfEEl WIRE
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION,
PATEST GilTAraD TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE WIBl
Id long lengtba from our patent continuous process,
Ths Standard with all Telflgrapb and Telepboiit Companies.
Sroti BTmasT Wobki iHu Gjui»al o
iMtrls Telenaph Scrrlee, a
SSSStSi.S'iSS"'- '" "
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•and ftir Prion E.l(t mud daaartptli
H«BtfrHDn»ppUuUoB.
GENERAL OFFICES,
GROVE STREET WORKS,
Worcester, Mass.
MBW SOBK WABEBOVSB,
W ClJlT Stbut.
CHICASO trAMMBOVam,
IriRR WOBK8.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Co.,
Manutacturen of all Varieties o(
qriNSIiiAMOXI) WORKS. wOIK'estek.
Plain and Barb Steel Win.' Fencing. I Patent Brinkerhoff Metallic Barb Wire Fencing.
Patent GUdden Two-Point Barb. Patent Brinkerhoff Plain Mpiallle Fencing.
Patent GUdden ThkkHel Itiirli. | Patent Olldden Four-Point Barb Wire Fencing.
P td
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B and S««I Talacraph nsd TalettboBa VTln. rilcnl 8I«I Wire Bals Tlei. Panip
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MAM.eABLR AND BTEEL CASTINGS.
THE WORCESTER
MALLEABLE IRON CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
B.BniTBlD
OF S7ESY DESCRIPTION, TO ORDER.
U Btoekuiedb7uilBsnlt)ect to Cbenilcal Aoftlriii In our own Laboratory.
OFFICE and WORKS on BOSTOH & ALBAHY H. R.. near Union
Station, reached by the W. & S, Narrow Gauge R. R.
ALBANY ST., coR. MUSQUEGO ST..
WORCESTER, MASS.
ADTERTISING I>KPABTMEKr.
NEW ENGLAND MACHINE CO.
MACHINISTS,
BUILD and REPAIR STEAM ENGINES
And other Machlner; ; aleo, DetJers Id
IRON AND WOOD- WORKING MACHINERY.
WX MAKE A SFECIALTT OF
SHAHING, PULLETS AND SELF-OILING HANGERS.
S9 TO as HAVE*HIIX STREET, BOSTON.
BAT STATE SLECTBOTYPE FOnNDRT,
166 Deronibiie, 26 Aroli Btraeta, Boston.
FrlMl ot BlwIntTpi flitu. EtlcoM « Wogd;
1 s 1 liich..«0 S s « Inch. .40 5 1 H liuli..'r8
ax% " ..Bo|4i4 " ..Bolsis "ti-oo
ed. 1 ecnu per iqiiiire loeti.
UlMoDDU fram ibone prieH uurdloK taimaiintof
fttr Elactratrplnc.
C.A.SAWYER&CO.,
BalaMmn
nrOHBUEG WATEK MOTOB,
Small Speed Lathes, Engine Lathei, Upright
DrIUs, Drill Chucke, Improved Counter
Sink a, Selt-Olliog Hangers, Scroll
Sawe, Saw Arbors. Etc.
Shop, Rear of 136 WATER ST., FITCHBURG, Mass.
WORCSeTER DIRKCTORT.
THE BRAMWELL FEEDER,
FOB FIRST BBEAKER CARDS.
Over five Uioauiad of these Machlnea ore now at work, In the best HIIli, on ererj
variet; ol Stock. Sheets of teetlmonlHls from piuilea tutng the ** Bri
well Feeder,** and raea«ureiiieiit lUps with fuU partfcalara u tc
price, tc, on application.
THE PICKER FEEDER,
THE APPERLY' FEEDER.
(INTERMEDIATE.)
FOR SECOMD BREAKER AND FINISHER CARDS.
LIsta ot references, fnll particului u to price, &c., on ^iplicadoD.
HARWOOD & QUINCY,
9«« DETONSHIRE STREET, - BOSTON.
STAVFS ^- ^- Davis. Ebtablishkd ISSO.
...iiw.*. BRIG-HAM & CO..
28 Sndbnrr Street, ■ Boston, Msm.
Steel Stamps, Steel Letter & Steel FUnns,
For Harking St«el, Iron, Hctal and Wood.
Siaehlnerr Plate Fnttera* wi4 I^stes, for
ntl kinds of MacblDeH. and In every size and style.
PATTERN LETTERS
In Hetat and Id Brass. Tbe Brasi Pattern Letten are madft
Id strips to suit any curve or position, and in letter* from
1~20 Inch Id size up. All who have used this kind ot
Pattern Letter prefer It lo any other, especially tor
small patterns.
SEALS AND SEAL PRESSES,
FOR EVKRT KIND OF 8KAI..
These self-ioklog Also. Brass Labels, Door PMes, Door Numbers, Steel DtaB.
Bnbber Stamps are Medals, Checks, Brands. Markinr iDka, Brasher, Blbbon
made In 9 sizes, the SUmps, luked Rlblmns, Ac.
largen taklDg a die
sAxia-iSf F. H. DAVIS.
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ADVBHnSING DEPARTMENT.
695
BROWN BROTHERS.
SOLICITORS OF
American jND Foreign Patents,
No. 28 School Street,
BOSTON, MASS.
Albbbt W. Brown.
Edwin W. Brown.
SPAULDING- & TEWKSBURY,
238 Devonshire St., Boston.
News, Colored Poster, and No. 1 and 2 Manilas.
No. 6 to 200, of every size and quality. Sole Agents for Ohio Paper Go.
Colored and white Lined Boards.
PAPER BOX MACHINERY.
CHAS. TENNANT LEE,
CHEMIST AND ASSAYER,
45 KII.BY STREET, BOSTOBT.
Analyses of all kinds made, including the examination of Dje-stufTs, Wool-oilB»
Fulling Soaps, &c. Examination of Wall Papers for Arsenic; Analyses of
Drinking Waters.
Inyestigation mode in processes, with a view to economy of result or perfection
of product.
Ores of €(old, SIlTer, Copper, Iron, Ac., Assajed.
THOS. S. BATES & CO.,
(Process Patented.)
ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS,
29 AVON STREET. BOSTON.
Wedding and Party Invitations, Visiting Cards, Etc. Letter, Note and Bill Heads*
Business Cards. Orders hy Mail.
Correspondence from the Trade Solicited.
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AGMCULTCBAI. UIPLKUEMT8.
AMES PLOW CO..
Agricultural Implements and Machines.
QmSOT HALL, BOSTOH, and 63 BEEEMAU SIEEEI, SEW TOBI.
WORCESTER AND AYER, MASS.
PRICE LISTS AND DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR ON APPLICATION.
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TAOS. 697
•AND
DENNISON MFG. CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Stationers' Specialties.
DENNISON'S T0URI8T8' TA68 FOR TRAVELERS,
ttratton*! Gummed Labels and Gammed Paper of all Colon ; Legal and notarial Seals ;
Folding and Faney Tickets ; Mentzel's Patent Suspension Rings ; The Star
Copying Pads ; Dennison^s Game Counters ; Wedding Cake Boies ; *
Visiting and Playing Card Cases, Ete., Etc.
DEMSOirS TABGETS M BILE FRiCTICE.
Piiillips* Hook and Clasp Tags; Klmbairs Self-Fastening Tickets; Postal Envelopes;
MeGlll's Paper Fasteners at Manuflicturers* discounts ; Dickinson's Rubber Bands, Ete.
SEALING WAX MAKERS.
, Proprietors '' Globe," and Centennial Prise ** Excelsior/'
4nQQTI A KA TIATQ Md importers of English Grass Bleached and Colored Tissue
llSSUe rapeiTJ. p.per.'^from the celebrated 39 Mill.
Proprietors of^'BllTer VVhlte,^bett artlole for polishing Sllrer, and Miller*! *^ Jewelry Cleaoinff
GMket," end ** Silver White Cmtket."
JEWELERS' BOXES.
Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, Etc., Etc
DRUGGISTS' BOXES,
Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Counter Papers,
Dennison's Shaving Papers.
Dennison's Absorbent Cotton, for Dental and Surgical Purposes.
CARD BOARD MAKERS.
All of our Goods are for sale by Dealers everjrwhere, and by
DENNISON MFG. CO.,
21 Milk St., Boston; 198 Broadway, New York; 630
Chestnut St., Philadelphia ; 155 Dearborn St., Chicago ;
143 Walnut St., Cincinnati; 412 Third Street,
St. Louis.
698 STAINED AND CUT GLASS.
BEDDING, BAIBD & GO.
(ducoesflors to COOK, BEDDING & CO.)
Stained and Cut Glass Works,
152 FRAHKLIN street, boston, lASS.
ROLLED
C ATH E DR AL
GrL AS S
Of every desirable Shade cut to any size needed.
NEW DESIGNS FOE TjOlNxEk^TTC ^'^^^^^^^ GLASS
AND HBMORIAIt AIVD FIGURE WINDOWS, In Modern and Medte^al Styles tor
Gbarchee, Halle, Dwellings, Bank and Offlee Screens, Sto.
ORNAMENTAL ST.A.T1VED ^^^^8 WINDOWS.
Kzeeated In eyerr style at short noUee and most moderate prices.
EMBOSSED PLATE /jl.T.yi ft ft TO ANY DESIRED PATTERN.
Plate and doable thick bent friass. Berellinfc in ail styles.
Oat Glass for Door Panels, Bank Counters, OonntliM; Reons.
Ground Glass and Plain Stained in all Colors, constantly on hand.
All Inquiries shall have Prompt and Polite Attention.
W. S. REDDING. J. G. BAIRD.
I
ADYVBnSING DSPABTMENT.
699
T. T. CROWELL & CO.,
Bookbinders ap Publisheiis.
EDITION WORK A SPECIALTY.
Ifo. 65 Kingston Street,
T. Y. CBOWBLL.
BOSTON.
E. O. GBOWELL.
DANIELS & JOHNSTON,
MANUFACrUBBBS OF
10. 4 lERRDUC STREET, (COR. SUDBDRT,)
BOSTON, MASS.
T. P. DANIBUS.
6B0. B. J0HN8T0K.
C. F. DEWICK & CO.,
MANUFACrUBEBS OF
Patent Steel Toe-Calks.
COLD H FDICHINS.
CHAIN LINKS, WASHERS, Ac.
SttO IKirchester ATeave* SouUi Boston^ lllass.
CHABUBS F. DkWICK. ' p. F. BUBKB.
These CKkmSs for sale by J. P. Mason, and Pratt A Inman.
Handfomely EngrmTtd wd Colored, tbowlng tbe entire are» of the elty. Sercrel sine.
In fllteete, Poeket Form, and on Rollere.
PnMUbed and Ibr lale at the Dibxotobt Omcs by
DRBW, AlXn * COm
496 Main Street, Peoylea BaTlaca Bank BnlMIng.
700 SAFES.
WILLIAMS & NUDD,
General New England Agents for
HALL'S
SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY'S
CELEBPED Fip AND BUIjGLAR PpP
SAFES.
VAULT DOORS, LOCKS,
— AND —
BANK WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
98 SUDBURY STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
ERSKINE WILLIAMS. CHAS. H. 2nn>I>.
REMOVAL.
John D. Washburn,
Office, WAEREN BLOCK, No. 10 PE AEL STREET,
Is the duly Authorised Agent and Attorney for the following
INSURANCE COMPANIES:
^TNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HABTFOBD, CONN. •
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HABTFORD, OOHN.
PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
HABTFOBD, CONN.
CONNECTICUT INSURANCE COMPANY,
RARTFOBD, GOUH .
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
ITEW YORK.
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW TOBK.
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON F. AND M. INSURANCE CO.,
BOSTON, MASS.
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSTLTANIA.
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INS. CO..
ENeLAND. '
GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COMPANY,
ENGLAND.
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO.,
ENGLAND.
HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE CO..
GERMANY.
LION INSURANCE COMPANY,
ENGLAND.
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Vt^AX MILLS OF FHfLATSON. BOVSFEEU> A CO..
THrMd*. HoKar Tli»dh Tsllortf TbiMdik QIotb Ttamdl,
TliiHdi. QlIllDi ThiMdl, no.
BELLlire AfiBim IN THE DMITBD mLTKB,
J. R. LEE80N & CO.,
ii&f^ I>e'v-on8liire Street, Boston.
A. G. WHITCOMB,
SCHOOL FURNITURE,!
AND SETTEES OF AI,I, KIHD8,
73 FlTLTOlf STREET, - BOSTON, MASh
.
aOLI OWNTO ANB MAMUPiCTOaWl OF
UOBSB'S SPINDLB-BAOK FOIiDINQ SBITBa
CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS SUPPLIED.
SEND FOE ILLUSTEATKD CmCULAE.
Absolute Accuracy, unvarying Accuracy, Eiensitive Action,
Durability, are the necessities of a
PERFECT WEIGHING MACHINE.
All these requisites are to be found onlv Id
FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES.
They hto correct !■ principle- Thoy itrv aeeiirat«. Tliey are Btada or U|A
best material, and by the motit sklKui and careful workmen, and Ihey combine
everj ImproTement which the broad experience of a lai^ busineaH of
half H ceotury aflbrda.
I
Hay, Coal and Railroad Scalct, Ptatfbnu and Counter Scales, Druggists', Coniectionera'
and Butcher*' Scalea, Leather, Wool, Cotton, Hide and Iron Scales, etc., etc.
Tke eatire valoe of the welcUac scale depenAi apoa Its aeeHraer aad
rellahllitr mt «U tlaaea t «■' mnjr bat the best are aot oalr
wertUess, bat mmf caase a besTy loss to the user.
ALSO, FOB 8ALB
MILES' ALAEM TILL,
OR. PATENT SAFETY MONET DRAWEB,
Ston Trnok, of ftU Kind,, Ooffoe Mill,, Letter Pre,,,,, and other Btore Fumitiue.
I ,tt,» I WABEHOCSEa i
Js^H ^^ ya^ St (Post Office Sqnare), Boston,
FAIEBANKS, BROWN & CO.
311 BROADWAT, NEW YORK,
FAIRBANKS A CO.
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