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GARDNER OHILSON.
ADVERTISEMENT.
CHILSON'S PATENT IMPROVED CONE FURNACE,
imiKlelled for 18(17. PaWatHi ia Ibo United Smtes. Eni^laQd, and Frlnc
ckwork oru Portablei.
ic Buildings, and fOi
CHILSOISr'S
Patent Improved Elevated Double-Oven Cooking Range,
Also Remadeled, and Final ImproTeDi>n ts jnst added.
Thf« colihralel Range hu b«™ine m IBDII-
THE COOK'S FAVORITE,
-*« can bo prnTcd bj tl» mimT tliousandJ of
Sim inTaiietf , fbt Dvel lings, Hoteli, ftn.,
Water- Backs for Bath Boilerfl.
and o(b«r Wuhing puiposeg; tlw,
Hot Closets & Hot- Air Fixtures
tor hmling BddiHonal rooms when dMired.
COOKINO RANGE
08 A: lOl Ulaokstone St,
BOSTON.
GARDNER CHILSON.
ADVERTISEHBNTS.
J. W. JORDAN,
UAHUTACTUBER AND SEALER IN
Sole Agent in Worcester and vicinity for tbe celebrated
MAGEE FXTRNACES,
PORTABLE OR BRIOE.
THE
MAGEE
GOOEINa
STOVES.
THE JMAGEE GA.S-COTVSXJMI3VG'
FABLOR. HAI.L AND OFFICE
Four Sizes,
with or without
BITBNnOK lOFB,
BMemdn ud
CLOSETS.
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Acknowledged by good judges to be tiie very best in market.
Agetit for the Sale of
FRINCESTOWN OPEN iSD CWSE SOAPSTONB STOVES,
FOB WOOD AND COAIk
C3--A_S rFUXlTTJie.ES,
of Bverj Tarietj, furnished uid pnt up to order.
So. dlB MAIN STBMET, WORCMSTBR, MASS.
PLUMe[RS, d Dealers in PLOMIING MATERIALS,
Bath Tabs, Copper Boilers, Marble Wash Stands,
WATEB. CliOSETS,
SOAPSTONE WASH TRAYS and SINKS, TIN-LINEO LEAD PIPE,
GALVANIZED IRON PIPE, &c., 8ic.
J. W. GEEENE, Master Plumber,
No. 415 Uain Street, - - Worcester, Mass,
JOBDA-N'S IXIL.OCIE.
J. W. Urrs...
J. W. JasD.),.
ADVBETISEMENTS.
DEHTISTS,
Office, 158 Main Street.
WELLINGTON & CO.'S
COAL YARDS,
ON
Manchester Street,
AND
Southbridge Street.
1 P ost Office Block, Pearl Stre et.
ConsUntly on hknd and for aale, the best Tftrieties of
ANTHB&GITE AND BITUMINOUS GOAL,
For Domestic and Manufacturing Purposes.
Ordera reeeived at the Office,! Post Office Block; D. Putkam's Groceiy Store,
67 Main Street ; Pekniman £ Harkington's Grocery Store, T Main Street,
and at each yard.
T. W. WELLINGTON & CO.
T. W. WiLmiBioii.
Washburn fe ioen if V k
Worcester, Mass.
CAPITAL, - - SI, 000,000.
IcHABOD Washbukn, Pret'U "Wm. E. Rice, Treat,
Philip L. Moeh, Vice Pret't. Chas. F. Washburn, iSec'y.
CONSOLIDATION OF
I. WASHBURN & MOEN WIRE WORKS,
Eitablished 1831.
QUINSIGAMOND IRON AND WIRE WORKS,
EatahlUhed 1846.
M A NUF ACTUE ER S OF
WIRE RODS, ROUND IRON,
Iron and Steel "Wire,
For all purposes.
WIRE RODS of all grades ; Round Iron, rivet quality, 3-16 in. to 1-2 in. ; Fence Staples, Oral
Iron ; Round Iron cut to any length. Blooms and Bar Iron rolled to order.
IRON WIRE DEPARTMENT.
Market and Stone Wire ; Annealed Fence and Grape Wire, in long lengths ; Coppered Pail-bail
Wire ; Rope, Bridge, Bolt, Screw, Rivet, Buckle and Chain Wire.
Plain and Patent Galvanized Telegraph Wire.
Wire for the manufltcture of Card Clothing, Heddles, Reeds, etc. Piano-string Covering Wke, Tinned
Broom Wire and Tin-plated Wire of all sizes. A speciality is made in the manufacture of Clock,
Machinery, Oun-Screw and Spiral-Spring Wire, and Refined Wire to pattern, for particular purposes,
from best selected stamps of Norway Iron. Oval, Flat and Square Wire drawn to order. Any grade
of Wire Aimished, Annealed, Bright, Polished, Coppered, Galvanized or Tin-plated. Wire Ainiished,
Strai^tened and Cut to any length.
STEEL WIRE DEPARTMENT.
CRINOLINE WIRE, tempered, covered, and glazed. Washburn^s Unrivalled
steel" music wire.
Specialifcy made of steel Wire for Springs, Needles and Drills. Market Steel Wire kept In stock,
all sixes.
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General Office at Grove Street Works,
MANUFACTORIES at Grove Street and Quinsigamond.
All oommunicatioos should be addressed to
Washburn & Moan Manufg Co.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
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JOSE£»JH SQ,TJIR.E & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IV
Pork, Lard, Hams, Tripe, Sausages,
!Pigs Feet, and.
EXTRA LARD OIL,
BOSTON.
-
JOEClSr I>. SQUIRE & CO.
DEiAIiEiRS IN
PORK, URO, HAMS, TRIPE, SAUSAGES, PIGS' EEET,
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF EXTRA LAUD OIL,
IVos. 33 and 2S FsLiieuil JEIclU MiAx-kot,
And 39 North Market Street,
BOSTON.
JOHN F. BQUIRS, HILAND LOCKWOOD, W. WASHINGTON KIMBALL.
Slaughtering and Curing Establishment, Gore St., East Cambridge.
SaUIRE & CLOIJGII,
DEALERS IN
PORK, LARD, HAMS, TRIPE,
SAUSAGES AND PIGS' FEET,
!N*os. -42 and 44 ]Vferoliaiits Row,
BOSTOIsT.
J. S. CLOUaH.
S. C. TEYON & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fork, Lard., Hams,
OOripe, Sausages and JPigs^ Feet,
StctUji 3Vo. 13 Fstneuil Ha.!! IMEsir^et,
And Cellar, No, 26 Merchant's Kow,
JAMES try6n. I BOSTON.
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS. 9
NOBTH, MEBIAM & COT,
Wholesale Dealers in
PoFk, Beef, krd, Hams,
DRESSED HOGS,
Extra Lard Oil, Figs' Feet,
Sausages, Sausage Skins, &c.
Stalls, 27 and 29 Faneuil Hall Market,
Store, 33 and 34 North Market Street, Boston.
Slaughtering and Caring Establishment, Medford St., Somerville.
No allowance for damage or deficieiicy, unless the goods are returned within ten days.
TERMS CASH.
CHAS H. NORTH. JOHN N. If BRIAN. S. HBNRT 8KILT0K. LUMAN S. CONANT.
D. 91. OLIVER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Pork^ Lard, Hams, Tripe,
Sausages, Pigs' Feet,
Sa.iisa.g'e Skins a^iid Di*essed Hog's*
Stall, 26 Faneuil Hall Market.
Lard and Sausage Works, 5 Shoe & Leather Street.
Wm. F. Woodbridge. [ BOStODi MdSS.
CHARLES LAWRENCE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FOJEtE:i6IV and X>0]»1£:S>'I'X0
) All kinds of Country Produce sold on Commission.
} Cellar No. 6 New Faneuil Sail Market,
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. LEAENED & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP
COUNTRY PRODUCE!
AND
General Commission Merchants,
No. 29 Nortli Market Street, i i Boston, Mass,
Flour,
Grain,
Hay,
Butter,
Cheese,
Hides,
EggB.
Lard,
Beef,
Pork,
Hams,
Hogs,
Mutton,
Veal,
Lamb,
Tallow,
Poultry,
Game,
Venison,
Apples,
Potatoes,
Wool Skins, Deer Skins.
Wool,
Hops,
Beans,
Seeds,
D. Fruit,
Barley,
nx: F* £: JEix: ivo£:h.
) N. BOBBINS, President Fanuiel Hall National Bank, Boston.
HARRISON BIRD, 38 A 40 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
A. LONG, Quinoy House, Boston.
C. H. ADAMS & CO,
Produce Commission Merchants,
FOR THE SALEfoF
POTi TOES, iPPLES, ilS, Ml, BL
POULTRY, GAME, &e.
No. 28 North Market Street,
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C. H. ADAMS,
Boston.
Cr B. SANBORN.
CHAMBERLIN, STURGES & CO.,
OOMMISSIOlsr MERCHANTS,
AND DBALERS TN
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS,
Nos 79 and 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
Butter and Cheese packed for Shipping.
BOSTON ADVERTISExMENTS. 11
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SAMUEL TILTON & CO.,
DEAT.ERS IN
Apples, Cranberries, Potatoes,
ONIONS, PICKLES, ORANGES, LEMONS,
JLxxa I»JaOI>UCE of all XSiinds.
NO. 10 QUINOT MABKET,
South Side. BOSTON.
SAHUKL TILTOIC. 0. Q. PARKER. gAMDEL R. TILTOH.
0. W. AISTGIER'S
DINING ROOM,
54 Court Street,
OYSTER AND
JFOM LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
No. 14 Tremont Street,
BOSTON.
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HILL, TIBBETTS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC '
FRUIT & VEGETABLES,
No. 103 Faneuil Hall Market,
BOSTON.
Particular attention paid to the sale of all kinds of Produce
on Commission.
12 BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
SOUPS,
In Cans, Ready for Immediate Use,
Prepared under the Supervision of
PROF. BLOT.
Tomato, Pea, Julienne, Vermicelli, Italian, Pastes,
Consomme, Mock Turtle, Ox Tail, Green
• Turtle, Terrapin.
For Sale by Grocers and Provision Dealers generally.
RTJMFORD FOOD LABORATORY,
Office y Nor 1 Hamilton Place,
Opposite Park Street Church, BOSTON. (
WINSLOW L. H4YDE1V,
Teacher of Guitar, Flute and Piano.
MANUFACTURERS' AGENT FOR THE
TILTON Patent aUITAH,
The Best Guitar in the Market.
GS-uitAirs^ IMEusie a.iid Stiring-s fox* Sa.le<
120 Tremont Street, BOSTON.
aEO. H. FOSTER,
MANUFACTURER OF
LEATHER BELTING,
ANr— —
COVERER OP TOP ROLLS.
ALSO, DEALER IN LACE LEATHER, BELT HOOKS AND RIVETS, ITEAT'S i
FOOT OIL, BELT OIL, AND LEATHER REMNANTS.
''-'b'TU?^.^?"'} CLINTON, MASS.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE BEST, CHEAPEST, AND
Most Economical Wheel in use.
For Circvilara, Prices, &c., addreas
O. H. UNDERWOOD, Agent,
33 School Street, Boston, Mass.
Alsn, Agent for RANDALL'S IMPROVED GOVERNOR.
Huntoon Patent GoveFnors!
Regular Speed without any Variation,
Please send for
Descriptive Circulars,
and RefereDces.
R. K. HUNTOON,
J. AUGUSTUS LYNCH,
PBOPBIBTOlia,
103 State St., BOSTON.
Every Machine Warranted.
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WatfcT Tlnmes,
CUPOLAS, &C.,
Oil Tanks,
And Gasholders, &c.
liOCOMlotlTe,
Flue & Tubular Boilers,
Foundry Ladles,
Cypress St., Worcester, Mass.,
{BETWEEN FOSTER AND EXCHANGE STREETS.)
N. B, Boilera Inapected, Re-S(tt and Repaired in llie best manner, and at abort
CHAS. STEWABT. D. M. DILLON.
X. X3. fLXTSISESXjXj,
TIW AKD COPPER WARE, ETC.,
Stoves, Begt Kind,
Pumps, Lead Pipe, ;
SHEET LEAD, ZINC, GLASS,
Britannia anij Wooden W^re,
Paper Stock, Old Metals, Etc.
-TIN ROOFING AND JOBBING, ^f~k_^>
BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN. ^^^Mt^^-"
No. 88 Front Street yj™™**""
N-.^2f.SS,"i— ,! Worcester, Mass, =%(!
16 BOaTON ADVER1I8EMENTS.
STEAM
Firc-Proof Safe Co.
SUCCESSORS TO
DENIO, ROBERTS & CO.,
BOSTON.
BOSTOJV, - • - 60 ^ 64 Sudbury Street
J^HW YORK, - - - - SOO Sroadway.
BALTIMORE, - - - - S8 South Street.
Agent for Worcester,
J-. Jiu. HIO'WL-A-IISnD.
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yVL. T. HOLLANDEI\^&' CO.
OYS' Clothing,
10 Temple Place,
M. T. HOLLANDER. ..^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^
BOSTON.
L. P. HOLLANDER.
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UNION VISE COMPANY,
61 WATER STREET,
PIPE and HEAVY VISES WARIIAmD FOR HEAVY WORK,
Woodworkers Vises, with very
Covered Sere
40 SIZES AND STYLES CO
STANDARD MILLIl
Simple, Easily
Great Capacity, Pow
Three sizes, weighing 2^
GORDO
A. H. BRAINARD, Supt.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Woroegk Bounty MumI Headquarter,
— AND—
Piano Forte and Organ Depot,
254 MAIN STREET, WOECBSTEE, MASS.
FAY & RICHARDS, Proprietors.
We are sole ageobi fgr this viciuit; for the celebrated
Steinway &. Sons' Piano Fortes,
Also, Agenta for the
Geo. Steck & Co.,
Haines Brothers', and
Emerson Piano Fortes.
We have the eiclnsive agency for the
LORING & BLAKE ORGAN,
Which needa only to be used to be approved.
Particular attention paid to Renting Instruments.
OUR
SHEET 2!d:TTSIO
Embraces the choicest catalogue ever offered ia this city.
Please call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
FAY & RICHARDS,
aS4 nXaln street.
ADVERTIBEMKNT.
SCOTT'S 369
BLOCK, MAIN ST.
DEALERS IK
PIAIO FORTES, OEGAiS,
]SlELODEONS,
Sheet Music & Musical Merchandise
OP EVBET DBSCRIPTIOH.
ficmos, I\f elodeons &^ Org'a.ns to fCent
OS THE MOEjT favorable TERMS.
Pianos and all other Masical Instruments Tnned & Bepairedi
L. MERRIFIELD & CO.,
369 ]Vtain Street, Worcester, ^ass.
ADVERTISEMENT.
WORCESTER ACADEMY.
0. POLAND, A. B., Principal,
IT A. HAEES, Preceptress.
now in most euccesaful operation, and is conBtanUf
It is the design of those who have it in charge that its
e beat iDstructions, and shall he subjectE
ia given bj the Principal to those studi
course. The Classical course includes
n and Greek authors usually read for adt
mmatical structure of the languages, tog
to collateral preparahiry studies,
ientific course is full and iharongh. Th«
le philoBOphica) apparatus. Artangemi
immediatel; lo the corps of teachers a c
iSter, who shall have the special charge c
ration and will soon be opened, conveniei
bung Ladies' dapanment, to be. under t
1 the Modern Languages and Drawing.
1.00 A QCABTBR. No EsTRA CbABGBB.
ess the Principal.
ADVERTISEMENTS,
8. K. BXJELL,
—Dealer ia—
Wool Stock, Flocks,
.Cotton & Wool Waste,
Hannfaeturei of
ALL GRADES OF SHODDY.
18 TostftT Street, WorcesteT, M.asa.
CENTRAL ST. COAL YARD.
This jard is in a central location, near Main Street.
Best Coal furnished for Family Use.
Alao, for Steam and Forging Purposes.
For Worotater and adjoining towna.
ETJFUS FULLER.
FRED. A. CLAPP,
Hats, Caps, Grloves, Furs, and
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
A,lso, Trunks and Travelling Bags.
HATS MADE TO ORDER. TERMS CASH.
2^3 IMain Street, - "WoTcester, M.aa8.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
"WILL-A-Xtr^ JOrVES Ac oo. i
Junction Foundry, Southbridge St.
PULLIES, GEERS, COUPLINGS, HANGERS,
And all kludi of
Machinery and Tool Castings.
Also, Rosft's Water Wheel, and other Mill Castings.
Office, cor, of Jackson St, £ 2/orwich Railroad,
WORCESTER, MASS.
J. W. GOULD,
DENTIST,
NO. -239 MAIN STREET,
""ISLS""'"! WORCESTER.
GEORG-E T. SUTTOl^,
PLUMBER,
ISTo. lO Thomas Street,
DEALEB IH
"Water Closets, "Wash Saetne, Brass and-Iron Porce Pumps,
Copper, Iron, and "Wood Pumps, Beer Pumps,
Bath Tuba, Cess-pools, Brass and Silver
Plated Cocks, Rubber Hose,
Lead and Galvanized Iron Pipe,
THE PATENT TIN LINED LEAD PIPE.
All Plumbing Work ' done Promptly,
and warranted.
ae- Repairing Done as usual bj Experienced "Workmen.
24 ADVERTISEMENTS.
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DRY GOODS CHEAP.
BARNARD, SUMNER & CO.,
Inyite attention to the very large stock of
Carpets and Housekeeping Goods,
Silks, Shawls, Cloaks, Bonnets, Dress Goods, &c.,
Always sold at the very lowest cash valae of the day.
It wiU be the constant aim of the proprietors to fully sustain the character of
the Store as a
FIRST CLASS DRY OOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
By keeping at all times a complete stock of every description of Dry Goods re-
quired in a family, always at the lowest cash prices, and by a constant
and careful attention to the comfort and accommodation of customers.
Purchasers from all sections who buy dry goods in Worcester, are respect-
fully invited to make this store their head-quarters. *
BARNARD, SUMNER & CO.
CITY LUMBER YARD.
EABLE & TUBNEB,
DEALERS IN
Building fe Finishing knibep,
0± every description 5
—ALSO,—
LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT,
"Washington Square,
^^^j^^^^iB WORCESTER, MASS.
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For 1869.
BY HE^NRY J. HOWLAND.
5? WOKdESTEB:
Grout & Bigelow, 239 Main Stbeet.
PBINTEb BY EdWABD R. FiSBJB & SoN, FoSTEB StbBET:
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Bntered according to Act of Congreas, in the year 1869, by Henbt J. Howlahd, in the Clerk's Offlee
of the District Court of Massachusetts.
GROUT & BIGELOW,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS
AND—
Blank Book Manufacturers,
No. 239 Main Street, ^Voreester, Mass.
Particular attention paid to the Manufacture of Blank BookSi to any pattern, at the
shortest notice. A large stock of Blank Books constantly on hand.
. ^SST'k large stock of Photograph Albums.'
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED IN ;S33.
I». -S-OXTKTGr,
DEALER IN
TOYS, FANCY GOODS, UMBRELLAS,
Wagons, Cradles, Baskets, Sleds, Wheelbarrows,
Booking Bomee, Brashes, Cotnba, KniTes, Suision, Skatas, &,q., ChiHren'a Books and
Holiday Oogdi, Biclhdaj Preients, 4o. Bird Cagei and Seeds,
UMBRELLAS AND PAEASOLS REPAIRED.
PINKING ID a great Teriet7 of atjlei ; EYELETS SET, and maikiDg for Embroidery.
Agency for the French Dye House.
209 Main St, opposite Briniey Hall.
Sign of the "VARIETY STORE."
WINCHBNDON, MASS.
ManabcCurer of
BaeWPatentVise
AND CHUCK DRILL.
Models, Machinery,
Patent Door Stops Clothes Bars, Sewing Clamps,&c.
_D«il6( in—
SB"95n]SrC3- "M" A CBIIITBS.
For the last named articlea Agents are wanted in every county in tbe United
SUteg.
The VISE can be seen at A. L. Burbanlt'a jewelry store, 205 Main Street,
Descriptiye and lUuatraled Circulars sent on application.
Q. S. BACKUS, "WiQchcndoii, Ma8«.
INDEX OF ADVERTISERS.
Adams Asa B. back cover
Adams 0. H, & Co., 10 front
Aitchison George T. 7
AUis Miss P. 15
American Washing Machine Co. 18
Am. Steam Fire Roof Safe Co. 16 front
Angier C. W. 11 front
Arcade Malleable Iron Co. 5
Athol Machine Co. 14
Backus Q. S. 26 front
Bagley E. A. & Co. 281
Baker Charles & Co. 23
Ball B. & Co. 6
Bangs A. & Co. 53
Barbour Wm. C. 8*
Barnard, Samner & Co. 24 front
Bay State Fire Insurance Co. 6*
Bernard G. H. 58
Blaisdell P. 54
Blanchard Geo. H. 24
Bios Wm. C. 15
Boyden E. & Son, 279
Brown & Marshall, 57
Boston Hotel, 46
Bowker C. A. 53
Brown W. H. 56
Buckley & Bancroft, calendar pages
Buck Brothers, 24
Butterfield Wm. 46
Buttrick A. C. 279
BueliS. E. 21 front.
Burbank Asa L. calendar pages
Burbank Brothers & Co. 43
Caldwell H. 45
Carter Milton T. 10
Cary Phineas, 55
Chamberlain E. H, 40
Chamberlain & Baker, 280
Chamberlin & Co. 42
Chamberlin Sturges & Co. 10 front
Chamberlin H. H. & Co. 22 front
Central Fire Insurance Co. 7*
Chai^dler S. T. & Sons, 38
Chapin Jason, 56
Chollar John D. 7
Chilson Gardner, 2 and 3 front
Clapp Frederick A. 21 front
Clark H. 0. & Co. 8
Clark & Houghton, 5
Cobum Lemuel, 17
Coes L. & 0. G. 41
Cooley W. E. 7
Crane E. B. 19
Cutting A. P. 40
Cummin^ Chas. A. 55
Dean John & Co., 9
Dewey k Goulding, 300
Dodge Thomas H. 58
Earle k Fuller, 42
Earle k Turner, 24 front
Earle Timothy K. k Co. 16
Eddy M. S. k Co. 45
Eldred k Liscomb, front cover
Elliott Gustavus, 49
Fairbanks k Piper, front cover
Fairbanks, Brown k Co. 67
Fay k Richards, 18 front
Fenno W. D. & Son, 54
First National Fire Insurance Co. 7*
Ford T. D. 11 front
Foster Geo. H. 12 frcmt
Fuller Bufus, 21 Iront
Gard T. D. 53
Gardner C. A, 14 front
Gates John k Co. 6
Goodell J. M. 36
Gore k Richardson, 10
Gorham C. L. 4
Gould J. W. 23 front
Gould k Burbank, 41
Greene k Jordan, 4 front
Grout k Bigelow, front cover and 1
Hall A. B. k Co. 26
Hall C. C. k J. K. 39
Hall Wm. M. k Sons, 12
Harrington Chas. A. 25
Harrington k Bullens. 17
Harris k Adams, 5 front
Hastings L. A. 25
Bar wood E. A. & Co. 21
Haynes A. C. 27
Haven 0. C. 8
Hayden Winslow L. 12 front
Healey John W. 15 ^
Hewett George F. 22
Hill, Tibbetts k Co. II front
Holden A. k Co. 52
Holden Howard, 10
Holds worth T. D. & Co. 17
Hosmer k Groby, 46
Ho\vard S. T. 25
Howe Manley, 28
Howes B. G. 3
Howland J. P. Jr. front cover
Huntoon k Lynch, 13 front
Johnson Iver, 38
Jones Willard k Co. 23 front
Jordan John W. 4 front
Jourdan Wm, H. front cover
Kelley J. Wesley, back cover
Kendall Francis, 58
Kendall k McClennan, back corer
Kendrick Geo. P. & Co. 25
Kent Samuel W. 33
Ketchum k Loud, 2
Knigut W. A. 38
Knowles L. J. k Brother, 30
Knowles & Sibley, 31
Lamson k Glazier, 11 front
Lawrence Chas. 9 front
Lawrence Frank, 22 front
Lawrence Joseph B. & Co. 20
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INDEX OF ADYEBTISERS,
Lazell Nathan, 33
Lee H. A. 35
Tiearned, Newton Sc Oo. 57
Learned & Co. 10 front
Leiand Edwin J. 40
Leland Henry F. 21
Lincoln J. B. & Co. 21
Lincoln, Chamberlin & Co. 45
Loring & Blake Organ Co. 13
Lorimer Alexanderri4
Lacas William & Son, 43
Mann Albert G. 63
Matthews Isaac D. 35
Matthews & Chamberlain, back cover
Maybaum Charles, 39
Maynard D. B. 24
McFarland Warren, 5
Merchants' and Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. 7*
Merrifield L. 19 front
Miller Henry W. back cover
Munroe A. C. opposite page 241
Munroe Organ Reed Co. 39
Murphy & Co. 55
Newton E.& C. 16
Newton A. H. & Co. 8
New England Drain Pipe Co. 280
New York Steam Engine Co. 32
Norris G. W. 47
North, Merriam & Co. 9 front
New England Conservatory of Music, 47
Norton F. B. & Co. 9
Oliver D. M. & Co. 9 front
Oliver Francis P. 61
Oliver Henry Gk 22
08fgood'd Express, 3
People's Savings Bank, 8*
Phelps & Cooley, 44
Phelps & Foskett, 44
Phelan M. A: 26
Plaisted Brothers, 43
Porter Samuel, 40
Phenix Plate Co. 279
Pond Lucius W. 37
Pratt Sumner, 19
Preston John, 66
Providence Express, 3
Revere Fred. 62
Rice Calvin L 57
Rice, Griffin k Co. 36
Rice Josiah, 58
^ Rice & Whitcomb, 4
* Richards Charles J. 17
Richmond A. K, 58
Ross & McGregor, 22 Front
Rumford Food Labratory, 12 front
Russell A. & Co. 41
Russell I. D. 15 front
Santom Jos. Jr. & Co. 23
Sargent F. G. 50 and 51
Sargent Card Clothing Co. 64 and 65
Sessions George & Son, 19
Shaffer & Marquand, opp. page 240
Shields & Moody, 23
Smith E. T. & Co. 38
Smith & Murdock, 9
Snow E. H. & E. P. opp. page 241
Squire John P. & Co. 8 front
Squire Joseph & Co. 8 front
Squire & Clough, 8 front
Stewart & Dillon, 15 front
Stock well I. H. Directory pages
Stoddard E. B. 300
Stratton F. A. 42
Strong & Rogers, opp. page 240
Sibley W. H. A F. 46
Sutton Geo. T. 23 front
State Mutual Life Assurance Co. 5
Tateum & Horgan, 29
Tenney Chas. A. & Co. foot of Direc-
tory pages
Thayer Ellis, 49
Thayer Lewis, 36
Thomas Iron Co. 34
TiJton Samuel & Co. 11 front
Timme E. A. 26
Todd J. & Co. 8
Tolman Albert & Co. 20
Tougas & Duprey, 26
Tryon S. C^ & Co. 8 front
Tripp A. W. 47
Tourjee E. 47
Townsend V. P. 63
Toulmin John, 52
Tucker N. G. 11 •
Underwood C. H. 13 front
Union Vise Co. 17 front
United States Hotel, 45
Washburn Iron Co. 5
Waite I. S. 56
Washburn & Moen Manuf g Co. 6 front
Weixler Jacob P. 15
Wellington T. W. A Co. 5 front
Wells & Rice, 10
Wesson Frank, 59
Wheaton H. C. 36
Wheeler J. S. & Co. 35
Wheeler Wm. A. 13 and 20
Whittemore D. H. 48
Whittemore Wm. C. 44
Wiggin & Pike, 39
Wilder Charles, 41
Williams G. W. 27
Williams Hartley, 400
Williams John, 41
WinsIowS. C. &S. 53
Woods S. A. Boston, 7 front
Woodcock I. & Sons, 56
Woodward D. M. 52
Worcester Academy, 20 front
Worcester M. A. 15
Worcester Mutual Fire Ins. Co. 8*
Worcester Needle Co. 21
Young Priestly, 26 front
CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1869.
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VATOR,
JAMES B. BLAKE.
ALDKRMEN,
Wiird 1 — *Edward Kbndall.
2 — Albbrt Tolmah.
3 — ^•Thob Harrington.
4 — H H HoueHTON.
6— *B C Clrybland.
6 — ^^Hbnbt Goddard.
7~*Edwin T Marblb.
8 — Gbo S. Barton.
Samubl Smith, City Clerk.
COMUON COUNCILi
S y Stonb, President.
Ward 1— ^Joseph Chase, T W Hammond
Nathaniel Paine.
Ward 2— «Luther Ross, *R B Blake,
Geo W Paul.
Ward 3— *Robert H Chamberlain, L R
Hudson, Geo F Hewett.
Ward 4— *M O'DriscoU, *Andrew Athy,
Vernon A Ladd.
Ward 5— *S V Stone, A B Couch, D M
Woodward.
Ward 6— *Samuel Houghton, *Charles G
Reed, John L Waters.
Ward 7— *J B Knox, John S Baldwin,
0. B. Hadwen.
Ward 8 — *Addison Palmer, *^umner
Pratt, Gerry Hutchinson.
Henbt L S hum WAT, Clerk.
SCHOOL COHMITTBB.
Ward 1— fC B Metcalf, *Hartley Wil-
liams, Wm Diokinson.
Ward 2— fGeo W Gale, *Edward Barle,
Ann B Earle.
Ward 3— fS B Staples, ♦Rev J J Power,
Samuel Putnam.
Ward 4— fRev P T O'Reilley, ♦John L
Murphy, James Melanefy.
Ward 6— t«^ C Newton, *Rufu8 N Merri-
am, Samuel V Stone.
Ward 6— to Wheeler, ♦John Dean, D
S Goddard.
Ward 7 — fGeo Jaqnes, ♦Dr B Warner,
Rev H K Pervear.
Ward 8— fP Emory Aldrich, ♦B B Stod-
dard, Frances M. Baker.
A P Marblb, Superintendent.
S V Stonb, Clerk.
ASSISTANT AS8BSS0R8.
Ward 1 — Benjamin Walker.
2— N R Hapgood.
3— N T Bemis.
4— F B Norton.
5 — J S Lewis.
6'Pitt Holmes.
7 — S S Sweetser.
8— Wm P Daniels.
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WARD OFriCBRS.
Ward 1— Warden, Albert S Brown; Clerk
Herbert S. Rogers ; Inspectors, John W
Howe, Geo B Boyden, John M Knapp.
Ward 2— Warden, Chas A Chase; Clerk,
Geo W Gale ; Inspectors, George D Davis,
{Stephen C Barle, Wm Allen, 2d.
Ward 3— Waiden, W W Sprague; Clerk,
Geo Holmes ; Inspectors, Freeman Brown,
Homer Sawtelle, L R Hudson.
Ward 4 — Warden, Henry S. Streeter;
Clerk, John Twomey ; Inspectors, John J
Brosnihan, T B Murray, C D Tower.
Ward 5— Warden, C W Parker ; Clerk,
A y Newton ; Inspectors, A P Butler, B T
Rawson, Jackson Gordon.
Ward 6— Warden, J C French ; Clerk,
L M Sargent; Inspectors, L H Wells, Wtn
J Merrifield, B Bobbins.
Ward 7— Warden, J. B. Knox; Clerk, J
0. Bemis ; Inspectors, J P Houghton,
Jones B Estabrook, Hudson Tolman.
Ward 8— Warden, Healy Baker; Clerk,
J H Bancroft ; Inspectors, Charles Sibley,
F T Blackmer, C H Harvey.
Treasurer and Tax Collector — Geo W
Wheeler.
Water Commissioner — Wm Knowles.
City Solicitor— W W Rice.
City Engineer — Phineas Ball.
City Physician — Albert Wood.
City Auditor — Gill Valentine.
Overseers of the Poor,
The Mayor, City Marshal and Superin-
tendent of Schools, ex officio.
Geo W Gale and John C. Newton, 3 years.
D F Parker and Walter Henry, 2 years.
Geo W Rugg and Geo Geer, 1 year.
Geo W Gale, Clerk. Office in City Hall,
office hours, 10 to 12 daily.
City Messenger — Charles Marvin.
Milk Inspector — Henry Griffin.
Highway Commissioner — David F Par-
ker.
Sealer of Weights and Measures — Gill
Valentine.
Weighers of Coal— F H Knieht and J P
Knight at Joprdan's yard ; James Plimp-
ton, Southbridge street; Geo W Comee,
Central strec^t; C W Plimpton, Manchester
street; Edwin Gleason, at Rice, Barton A
Co's ; Joseph Leland, at Strong A Rogers.
Commissioners of Hope Cemetery —
Stephen Salisbury, jr. 5 yrs ; Henry Cha-
pin, 4 years ; David S Messinger, 3 years :
Albert Tolman, 2 years ; Albert Curtis, 1
year.
Commissioners of Shade Trees and Pub-
lic Grounds — B Hadwen, 1 year, George
Jaques, 2 years. ,
Persons marked with a ♦ are elected for 2 years ; with a f for 3 years.
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Assessors — W L Clark, 2 years ; Jonas
Bartlett, 1 year.
Grand Jurors for Worcester, for 1869 —
Nathaniel S. Liscomb, Qeorge W. Russell,
Healy Baker and Aaron G. Walker.
POLICE.
City Marshal — James M. Drennan.
Assistant Marshals— Emory Wilson, W.
Ansel Washburn.
Captain Day Police — H. H. Comings.
Captain Night Police — John Howe.
Policemen— Peter Rice, Patrick Hogan,
Charles A. Garland, Thomas R. Foster,
Ezra Churchill, Jason Wilson, E. P. Brew-
er, W. H. Clark, F. H. Harris, S. W. Ran-
ger, J. B. Hubbard, J. H. Flint, H. L.
Rawson, Ezra Combs, Benj. Cook, Wm. H.
Johnson, A. Atkinson, H. Mirick, R. N.
Colby, J. L. Hall, H. J. Allen, J. D. Bar-
ker, L. Harper, Henry E. Fayerweather,
E. D. McFarland, C. Jillson.
Constables — J. M. Drennan, Jonathan
Day, C. Jillson, Emory Wilson, E. D. Mc-
Farland, J. B. Sibley, W. A. Washburn,
John Fallon, P. E. Ratigan.
SPBCIAL POLICS.
David F. Parker, Highway Commission-
er; Wm. Knowles, Water Commissioner;
Geo. W. Gale, Clerk of Overseers of the
Poor ,' Sumner J. Hall, Western railroad
station ; Henry M. Harrington, Providenee
Street School; Benjamin Davis, Norwich
Depot ; Edward J. Coming, Thomas Street
School; Jaalam Gates, Meehanics Hall;
Woodbury C. Smith, Horticulturbl Hall ;
Charles D. Mowry, Mission Chapel ; Hor-
ace L. Jenks, New Worcester ; Charles G.
Parker, Pleasant Street ; John P. Stock-
well, Rural Cemetery ; Charles A. Clark,
Boston and Albany Freight Depot ; Samuel
Stackpole and John H. Piper, Green and
Millbury Streets ; Hamor Gledbill, Adriatic
Mill; Loring Foskett, Southbridge Street
and South W orcester ; Lucian Prince, Ag-
ricultural Grounds ; George T. Blake, Mer-
rifield's building ; Moses P. Steams, South
Worcester; Samuel Putnam, Pond District ;
Benj. James, Jamesville ; Solomon Clark,
Thos. Pinkham, Wm. Rogers and Melvin
H. Norton at Grove Street Mills ; Daniel
Toomey, Walker's boot shop. Front Street ;
David Brannon, Zion's Church; Thomas
N. Baird, Laurel Hill ; James M. Mattoon,
Quidsigamond.
OFFICBRS or THB FIRB BBPABTMBNf.
Chief Engineer — R. M. Gould.
Assistant Chief— S. E. Combs.
Clerk and Treasurer — S. H. Day
Engineers — Joseph Rideout, Silas J.
Brimhall, Eli B. Fairbanks, James L.
Morse.
Strambr Gov. Lincoln, No. 1 — Charles
J. Guild, foreman ; John A. Simmons, as-
sistant foreman ; Charles Allen, clerk ; J D
Shaw, engineer.
Stbambr Col. Davis, No. 2 — P H Car-
rol, foreman; P. Follan, assistant fore-
man ; George B. Shanley, clerk ; Wm R
Shaw, engineer.
Stbambr A B Lovbll, No. 3 — Wm
Brophy, foreman ; Austin L. Culver, as-
sistant foreman ; John Lyman, clerk ;
Abraham Burlingame, engineer.
Rapid Enoivb Co. No. 2 — Andrew Pat-
terson, foreman ; Augustas P Rice, first
assistant ; John Gurley, second assistant ;
L A Whitcomb, cierk.
Hook and Laddbr No. 1 — Johti W.
Loring, foreman ; C H Bemi«, aslsistant
foreman ; P. A. Thompson, clerk.
Hook and Laddbr No. 2 — Edwin Brad-
bury, foreman ; Jacob M Clough, assistant
foreman ; Thos Burton, clerk.
City Hosb No. 1 — Gilbert N. Rawson,
foreman ; Edgar E Fisher, assistant fore-
man ; Herbert L Benson, clerk.
Ocean Hosb No 2 — James Keegan, fore-
man ; Thomas MoDermott, assistant fore-
man ; PS Hagan, clerk.
Eaolb Hosb No 3 — W Flynn, foreman;
Geo Parks, assistant foreman ; B W Ken-
yon, clerk.
Niagara Hosb No 4 — Samuel Knowl-
ton, foreman ; George Jennison, assistant
foreman ; Edwin L Dodge, clerk.
Yankbb Hosb No 5^0 H Wallace,
foreman ; Daniel Hall, assistant foreman ;
Geo F Mc Knight, clerk.
GRAND ARMY OF THB REPUBLIC.
An organization of the veteran soldiers
and sailors of the late rebellion.
The objects of the G. A. R :
1. To preserve and strengthen those kind
and fraternal feeliags which have bound to-
gether the soldiers and sailors who united
to suppress the late rebellion.
2. To make these feelings efficient in
works of kindness and material aid to
those who fought with us, by land or sea,
for the preservation of the Union, and who
now need onr assistance for themselves or
their families, by making provision where
it is not already made.
For the protection and assistance of suoh
as have been disabled either by wounds,
sickness, old age of misfortune.
For the maintenance of the widows of
such as have fallen, and the support, eare
and education of their children.
But this association does not make nom-
inations for office or use its influence as a
secret organization for partisan purposes.
Encampment Geo. H. Ward, Post 10, G.
A. R., Dept. of Mass. Meeting each Thurs-
day evening at Waldo Hall.
P. C, R. E. Blake ; S. V. C, A. M,
Parker ; J. V. C, Augustus Stone ; Post
Adjt, A. D. Ward; Post Q. M., David Boy-
den ; Post Surgeon, A. Wood, M. D.; Post
Chaplain, E. S. Gould.
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BANES.
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BANKS IN. WORCESTER
THE WORCESTER NATIONAL BANK,
Foster St. Capital, $500,000. Stephen
Salisbarj, President. William Cross, Vice
President. James P. Hamilton, Cashier.
Edwin Brown, Teller. Edward Parker,
Book-keeper. Arthur T Metcalf, Clerk.
Stephen Salisbnry, Wm Cross, Benj F Hey-
wood, Stephen Salisbury, jr, Qeo Cromp-
ton, Edw Earle, Wm H Jourdan, Directors.
Bisoount day, Tuesday.
MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK,
Central Exchange. Capital, $350,000. H
Bliss, President. Qeo E Merrill, Cashier.
Moses H Lowe, Teller. C T Webb, Book-
keeper. Harrison Bliss, F H Dewey, D S
Messinger, J M C Armsby, C W Smith, R
E Warren, Joseph Murdook, Calvin Taft,
Stephen Sawyer, Directors. Solicitor — F
H Dewey. Discount day, Tuesday.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Cor of Main and Front Streets, up stairs.
Capital $300,000. John C Mason, Pres't.
Henry A Marsh, Cashier. W J Hapgood.
) Ass't Cashier. George Woodward, Clerk.
) John C Mason, Joseph Mason, P L Moen,
Thomas L Nelson, L J Knowles, Samuel
R Hey wood, L W Pond, A N Currier,
Directors. Solicitor, Thos L Nelson.
Discount day, Monday.
QUINSIGAMOND NATIONAL BANK,
137 Main St. ' Capital, $250,000. Isaac
DaTis, President. J S Farnum, Cashier.
John C Otis, Assistant Cashier. George E
Smith, Book-keeper. Isaac Davis, Samuel
H Colton, E B Stoddard, Wm Dickinson,
Jos Walker, C L Putnam, Draper Ruggles,
Richard Ball, Edw L Davis, Directors.
Solicitor, E B Stoddard. DiscouAt day,
Monday.
CITY NATIONAL BANK,
Comer of Main and Pearl Streets. Capi-
tal, $400,000. Goo W Richardson, Presi-
dent. Nath'l Paine, Cashier. George F
Wood, Ass't Cashier. Charles A Williams,
Book-keeper. Geo W Richardson, Calvin
Foster, Lewis Barnard, Henry Chapin,
Geo M Rice, James B Blake, Loring Coes,
Directors. Solicitor, H Chapin. Discount
day, Monday.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
190 Main street. Capital, $150,000. F H
Kinnicutt, President. John C Ripley,
Cashier. John Trumbull, Clerk. F H
Kinnicutt, Anthony Chase, D Waldo Lin-
coln, A H Bullock, T M Rogers, J H
Clarke, J D Washburn, Joseph U Walker,
Directors. Discount day, Monday.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Worcester,
in First National Bank Building. Capital
$300,000. E A Uoodnow, President. A
A Goodell, Cashier. E L Spalding, Ars't
Cashier. C Walter Manning, Bookkeeper.
T W Wellington, E A Goodnow, Chas B
Pratt, H. Williams, R C Taylor, E Morse,
Thomas Rice, Lewis W Prouty, Directors.
Hartley Williams, Solicitor.
Discount day, Monday.
Bank hours, from 9 to 1, and from 2 to
4 o'clock. The Banks are not open for
business on Saturday afternoons.
Savings Banks. *
WORCESTER CO. INSTITUTION
FOR SAVINGS. Office adjoining Wor-
cester Bank, Foster street. Stephen Salis-
bury, President ; J Henry Hill, Secretary;
Charles A Hamilton, Treasurer ; Edward
Hamilton, Assistant Treasurer; Commit-
tee of Investment, the President, Treasu-
rer, Secretary, and Calvin Taft, Thomas M
Rogers, Benjamin Walker, F H Kinnicutt.
WORCESTER MECHANICS SAV-
INGS BANK. Office in Centrai Exchange.
Harrison Bliss, President; H Woodward,
Secretary and Treasurer.
WORCESTER FIVE CENT SAVINGS
BANK. Office No 98 Main street. Chas
L Putnam, President ; £ B Stoddard, Sec-
retary ; Clarendon Harris, Treasurer ; Geo
W Richardson, D S Messinger, Emory
Bannister, Charles L Putman, E B Stod-
nard, Clarendon Harris, Financial Com-
mittee.
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK. Organ-
ized November 16, 1864. John C Mason,
President; Henry C Rice, Secretary;
Charles M Bent, Treasurer; Wm Cross,
Calvin Foster, John C Ripley, A N Currier,
5 R Heywood, J C Mason and C M Bent,
Board of Investment.
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CALENDAR, FEBRUARY,
1869. MEMOBANBA. {|
Hoon'ti Pbaaes.
Last Quarter, 3d d., Oh., 12 m., tv.
NewMooti, llthd., 9h., lOra., mo.
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WATGHES,
JEWELRY IN GREAT VARIETY,
CUOCKS OF ALL STYLES,
SOB J^JLTliT STE/EET. S05
CALENDAR.
MARCH, 1869.
MEMORANDA.
Moon's Phases.
Last Quarter, 5th d., Oh., 69m., mo.
New Moon, 13th d., 4h., 2m., mo.
First Quarter, 21st d., Ih., 10m., mo.
Full Moon, 27th d., 4h., 48m., ev.
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PURCHASERS of FURNITURE
— IN —
Worcester and Vicinity,
Should not fail to visit the Extensive "Warerooms of
BUCKLEY & BANCROFT,
503 and 511 "Wasliington. Street,
THREE MINUTES WALK FROM THE BOSTON DEPOT.
AU goods matted in the best possible manner, witbodi expbksb to the purchaser.
JOSEPH BUCKLEY. CHAS. P. BANCROFT.
CALENDAR.
APRIL, 1869.
MEMORANDA.
Moon's Pliases.
Last Quarter, 3d d., 4h., 4ni., ev.
New Moon, 11th d., 9h., 3m., ev.
First Quarter, 19th d.,10h. 22m., mo.
Full Moon, 26th d., Ih., 37m., mo.
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Paper, Envelopes, Blank Books,
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Which he offers to the public at the Low-
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GALRNDAR.
MAY, 1868.
MEMORANDA.
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Moon's Pliases.
Last Quarter, 3d d., 8h., 56in., mo.
^ew Moon, 11th d.j llh.^. 23m., mo.
First Quarter, 18th d.^ 4h.,45m., ev.
Fall Moon, 25th d., lOh., 39ra., mo.
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ELEGANT SIDE BOARDS,
"VTA-RD ROBES,
LIBRARY CASES,
Mantle Mirrors, and Pier Glasses,
—AT-
BUCKLEY & BANCROFT'S,
503 and 511 Washington Street,
JOSEPH BUCKLEY.
CHAS. P. BANCROFT.
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JUNE, 1889.
FISHEKMElSri
All BotA are requested to caU at
A.L.BUIlBA2srK'S,
Bad esamine bis itock of
Bendioo Polet, jointeil and whole,
Lines in Silk, Linen, and Cotton.
HOOKS,— nMEEIOK, KIHSET and OAEITIE,
TROUT FLYS, NETS, FLOATS, &0.
MSMOaANi>A.
OAJUEMDA&.
SEFTEMBBB, 1868.
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New Moon, 6th d., Ih., 23m., mom.
Ilrst Quarter, 12th d., 4h., 39m., ev.
Full Mooir, 2<Hh d., 3h., 67m., ev.
Last Quarter, 28th d., 4h.f 26m^ ev
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A. Large and "V'ariecl Stoclc of
Upholstery Goods,
Fancy Tables, Writing Desks,
ORIENTAL CHAIRS,
IN GREAT VABIETT AT
BUCKLEY & BANCROFT'S,
503 and 511 Washington Street,
OAIiBNDAB.
OCTOBEB, 1869.
MEMORANDA.
JIIoon'§ Pliases.
New Moon, 5th d., 9h., 35m.; morn.
First Quarter, 12th d., 5h., 18m., eve.
Full Moon, 20th d., 9h., 13m., morn
Last Quarter, 28th d., 3h., 50m., mo
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POCKET BOOKS,
Bill Books, Dominoes^ Desks,
AND
Of Various Styles. — Call at
A. L. BUBBANK'S,
NOVEMBEB. 1869.
UEHOKAHDA.
Bloon'i Pbases.
New Mood, 3d d., 6h., dim., bt
First Quan'r.lOthd., lOh., Um
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BUCKLEY & BANCROFT'S,
603 and 611 Washington Street,
BOSTOIV,
IS THE FXiJLCE TO BT7"2r
Tlptiolstery Goods, Draperies,
Spring Be
Wateheg, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware,
A. L. BURB ANK
Will tUs Moiitli open a fine assortmeot of the above Goods, suitable
for the Holiday Trade.
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Villages, Ac.
CtonldlDgTille— a group of unall dwellings west
f^om the Adriatic Mills
Hopeville — on Satton Lane, near New Worcester
JaroesTille— Boath of Stafford st. near Auburn
New Worcester— at the Jnnction of Main with
Leioester, Webster and am bridge sts.
NorthTille— on and near West Boylston st, two
miles north of Court House.
Quinsigamond Village— two miles 8. E. of City
Hall, on Millbury st.
South VfTorcester— at the intersection of South-
bridge St. with Cambridge st.
Tatnnck— at the intersection of Mill and 'Mower
sts. with Pleasant st. 3 miles ft-om City Hall
TrowbridgevlUe — on Webster st, near Auburn
Valley Falls— on Leicester st. near Leioester
Blocks, Halls, &c.
American house bric, cor. Main and Foster sts.
Armsby building, Central st
Bank block, Foster st. oor. Norwich
Bangs block, opposite Stone Court House
Bay State block, cor. Main and Exchange sts.
Brinley Hall and block, cor. Main and Maple sts.
Brown's block, Salem st. oor. of Myrtle
Butman row. Main st. bet. Elm and Fnai sts
Central Exchange, next north of Mechanics Hall
City Hall, cor. Main and Front sts.
Clark*s block, oor. Main and Mechanic sts.
Colton block, oor. of Main and Austin sts
Court mills. Union st. near Lincoln Square
Dale Hospital, on Providence st,
Eaton Block, between 80 and 84 Main st.
Flagg's block, opposite Bay State House
Fobes block. Front st. near Tremont
Front St. Exchange, 12 Front st
Oates block, on Trumbull square
Harrington comer, opposite City Hall
Horticultural Hall, at 20 Front st.
Junction Shop, on Jackson st. near June, depot
Lincoln block. Main between Elm and Maple sts
Lincoln Hall, in Lincoln House, entrance on
Maple st
Masonic Hall, Post-office block. Pearl st
Mechanics Hall, Main st. opposite Walnut st
Merri field's building, bet. Exchange. Union, Fos-
ter and Cypress sts
Paine's block, oor. Main and Walnut sts
Parker's Block. 43 to 47 Main sts
Post OflSce block. Pearl st near Main
Stevens' block, oor. Soathbrid^e st and Bum-
side court.
Sargent's block. Main st oor. of i^cnthbridge
Scott's block, cor. of Main and Souihbridge
Stone's block. Main st. near Myrtle
Temperance Uall, 8 Foster st
Waldo blook, next north uf Bay State block
Waldo Hall, in Waldo block. Main st
Warden's block. Front oor of Warren
PcjBLic Streets.
Adams st fh>m Shrewsbury st to Belmont st
Agricultural st from Elm st to Jo Bill road
Apricot st from Leicester st to Tjeicester line
Ararat st firom Brooks st to Brattle st
Arch st from Summer st to Carrol st
Asbland st from Elm st to Pleasant st
Austin st from Main st westerly to Dewey st
Bailey st from Pleasant st to Leicester line
Beaver st from Main st to Lovell st
Belmont st from Lincoln Square to Shrewsbury
Blgelow lane ftn Plantation st to BIgelow farm
Bllthewood avenue from Millbury avenue to
Oration st.
Bloomingdale road, ftx>m Grafton to Plantation st
Bowdoin st from Harvard to Chestnut st (thence
private to West st
Boylston st from Lincoln st to Boylston
Boyaton st from Salisbury st to Highland st
Brattle st from Holden st to Holden line
Bridge st from Front st northeast to Summer
Brooks st from West Boylston to Maiden st
Bnmooat st from Lincoln st to West Boylston
Cambridge st from Millbury st to Webster
Square.
Carlton st from Front to Mechanic st
Carroll st from Prospect to Glen st
Cataract st from Mower st to Holden line
Catherine st from Lincoln st to Channing
Cedar st from Chestnut tu Oak st
Central st from Main st eastwardly'to Summer
Chandler st from Irving stto Newton; (private
from Main to Irving
Charles stfroro Summer to Blaekstone st
Chatham st from High st to Crown
Chelsea st from Cambridge st to Sonthbridge at
Chester st from Holden st to Hoklen
Chestnut st from Pleasant st to Bowdoin
Church st from Mechanic st to Front st
Clark st from Burncoat st to Mountain st
CliS'st from Granite st to Millbury st
Clinton lane from Bnmooat st to Mountain at
College st from Souihbridge st to Auburn
Concord st from Grove st to Prescott st
Corbett st from Main st to High st
Crown st from Pleasant st to Chatham st
Cypress st from Exchange to Foster st
East Central st from Summer to Shrewsbury st
E. Worcester st from Shrewsbury st to Bailroad
Edward st from Laurel to Belmont st
Elm st from Main to Hudson st
Fndicutt st from Vernon st to Millbury st
Everett st from Cedar st to William st
Exchange st from Main to Summer st
Flagg st from Salisbury to Pleasant st
Forest st from Salisbury to Holden st
Foster st from 215 Main to Union
Fowler st from Mill st to Leicester line
Foyle st from Millbury st to Ward
Franklin st from Trumbull square to Grafton st
Front st from Main eastwardly to Wash'n Sq'r
Garden st from Lincoln to Prescott st
Gates lane from Leicester st to h of D. R. Gates
George st Trom 76 1-2 Main st to Harvard st
Glen st from Orchard to Edward st
Goddard lane fh>m Cambridge st to Wire Fact'y
Grafton st fh>m Wash. Sq'r southeast to Grafton
Granite st from Wintbrop st to Millbury
Green st from Trnmbull square to Vernon st
Green's lane from Lincoln st to the Green fkrm
Greenwood st from Millbury st to Millbury
Grove st from Salisbury st to West Boylston Bt
Had win lane from Pleasant st south
Hanover st from Prospect st to Arch st
Harrington avenue from Lincoln st to Mt Vernon
place
Harrington st from Millbury av to Shrewsbury
Harrington court leads from Bigelow lane
Harrison st from Water to Barclay st
Harvard st from Highland to Sudbury st
Heard st from Staffi^rd to Auburn st
Flermon st from Main st Sonthbridge st
Heywood st from Millbury av to Winthrop st
High st from Pleasant to Austin st
Highland st from Lincoln sq'r west to Pleasant
Holbrook st from Pleasant to Mill st
Holden st from Grove st to Holden line.
Howard lane, from Fowler st west.
Irvinff st from Pleasant to Chandler st
Jackson st«fW>m Main to Southbridge st
James st from Stafford st to Jamesville.
Jo Bill road, from Salisbury st to Sunny Side.
John st fiom Harvard across N. Ashland st
Kendall st from Lincoln st to Oak avenue
Laurel st from Summer to Wilmot st..
Leicester st from Webster Square to Leicester.
Liberty st from Belmont to Arch st.
Lincoln st from Lincoln Square to Shrewsbury.
Linden st from Elm to Pleat^ant st.
Lovell st from May st to Mill st.
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land. Lincoln, Main, Ballsboiy, BnmDer, and
Belmont sts.
Lexington st flrom Orore at east.
Madlaon at Irom Beacon at to W. R. B. (private
to Main,
Main 8t from Lincoln Square to Webster Sqnare.
MaMen st fVom W. Boylston st to West Boylston
Manchester st ft'om Union st to Bridge st.
MaplM st from Main si to Walnnt st.
Market st from 89 Main to Bammer st
Mason st from Pleasant to May st.
May st ftom Main to Pleasant st.
Mechanic st firom Main st eastwardly to Bridge
MelroBo st ft-om Bamooat st to Lincoln st.
Mill st fh>m New Worcester to Tatnuck
Millbrook st fh>m Burnooat to West Boylstoo st
Millbory st from Oreen st to Mlllbary line
Mlllbarv avenue from Orafton st to Mlllbary line
Moantaln st from Shrewsbury line to Holden line
Mower st from Pleasant st to Paxton line
Myrtle st from Main st to Orange st
Nelson place from Holden st to the Nelson fiutn
Nixon st from Mountain st to W. Boylston line
Oak st from Elm to Cedar st
Olean st from Mower st to Holden line
Orange st from Park to Madison st
Oxford st from Pleasant st to Austin st (thence
private to Chandler)
Park st from Main st to Trumbull square
Pearl st from Main st west to Chestnut
Piedmont st from Main to Austin st
Plantation st from Orafton to Lincoln st
Pleasant stfrom Main st westward ly to Paxton
Pleasant place from Pleasant st to the CeM^tory,
Tatnuck
Plymouth st from Oreen to Orange si
Portland st from Park to Madison st
Pratt st from Salisbury st to Orove st
Presoott st from Concord to North st
Prospect st from Summer st east
Proaty lane from Pleasant st to h of E. Prouty
Providence st from Grafton st to VFInthrop st
Kanks lane from Pleasant V> Salisbury st
Rice court from Mountain st to Nixon st
Balem square, the east end of the common.
Salem st frum Park to South bridge st
balisbury st from Lincoln square to Holden
School st from Main to Summer st
Shelby st from Carrol to Wilmot st
Shrewsbury st from V^ash. sq'r to Belmont st
Smith lane from Holden st west
Southbridge st from Main southwardly to Auburn
Spring st from Fiont to Mechanic st
Stafford st from Leicester st to ClappvlUe
State st from Main st to Harvard st
Siowe place from Chester st west
Summer st from Linooln sq*r to Wash sqnare
Sutton lane from Cambridge st to Sutton Mills
and back (Hopeville)
Sycamore st from Main to Beacon st
Tatnuck st from May st to Mill st
Temple st from Green to Grafton st
Thomas st Trom Main to Summer st
Tracy place from Southbridge st west
Trumball stfrom Trumbull square to Front st
Trumbull Square, at the intersection of Park
Trombull, Gieen aud Fianklin streets.
Union si from Mechanic st to Lincoln square
Upland st from Greenwood to College st
Vernon st from Green st to Quinsigamond
Waldo st from Foster st north
Walnut st from Main to Chestnut st
Ward st from Vernon southwardly to Millbury st
Washington st from Park to Lamartlne st
Washington eq'r ts located between the entrance
of Front. Grafton, Shrewsbury A Summer sis
Water st from Grafton st to Vernon st.
Webster st from Webster square to Auburn.
Webster square Is at the junction of Main with
Leicester. Webster and Cambridfre sts,
Wellington st from Main to Chandler st
West st from Pleasant st to John st
Westboro st from Harrington st to Shrewsbury
West Bojlston st fW>m Grove st to W. Boylston
William st trom Chestnuf st across N.Ashland at
Willow lane, from Prouty lane to Pleasant st
Winthrop st from Vernon st to Granite st
Woodland place, from Graflon st to B. Bliss'i
Private Streets.
Abbott st from Pleasant to Border st.
iEtna st from Providence to Barclay st
Adriatic st from Bouthbridge to Washburn st
Agricultural st from Highland st to Sunny side
Allen st trom Main to Mt Pleasant st,
Allen court, from 321 Main st.
Armory st from So*brldge st westerly to fk>*gate
Ascension st from CllQ st near Bloomingdale
Ash st fh>m Green to Washington st
AsBonet st fh>m Plymouth to Gold at.
Auburn st from Catheitne st to Harringten ar
Auburn place, from Kendall st
Barclay st from Union av to Graflon st
Bartlett place, fW>m Front st south
Barton court, from Main st opposite the Common
Batcheller st from Union st to Jefferson st
Beacon st from Madison st to Benefit st
Beach st from Winter to Pond st
Belknap st from Washington to Plymouth st
Bellevue st from Pleasant to Bluff st
Benefit st from Main st to Western railroad
Benefit court, from Benefit st west
Benson cvurt. from Cambridge st south
Berkley st from Millbury to Ward st
Bigelow st from Lalhyette st south
Bi;;eluw court, fh>m Front st north
Bismark st from Kendall st to Lynde st
blaokstone st from Exchange st »outh, by canal
Blake st firom Harrison to Columbia st
Bliss stfrom Highland to Salisbury st
Blossom st frum Russell to Hudson st
Bluff st from King st west
Border st from Chandler to Winfleld st
Bowdoia st from Chestnut to N. Ashland st
Bremer st from Drydcn to Whlttier st
Brighton st from Garden st north
Brown st from Beach across Pond st
Bryant st trom Bremer to Hemans st
Burnslde court, from 371 Main st east
Bart «t from Graflon st to Temple
Butman alley, from Main to High st
Byron st from Nashua to Millbrook st
Canal st from Front st to Western Railroad
Canterbury st from Hammond st across Goddard
Carbon st from Belmont st— rear of Gas works
Central court, from Exchange st south
Chandler Court, fh>ai 25 Chandler st
Chandler st from Main to Irviiig st (thence
public to Mason)
Channlng st from Catherine to Mt Vernon st
Chapin st fh>m Winthrop to ^tna st
Charlton st from Be<icon to Main st
Chatham st fh>m Crown to Newbury st
Chatham st place, from Chatham st south
Cherry st from Bartlett place, to Canal st
Claremontst from Main to Woodland st
Clarkson st from Providence to Barclay st
Clinton st from Pleasant to Chatham st
Colton st from Washburn st east
Columbia st from Water to Winthrop st
Columbian court, from Exchange st south
Congress st from Crown to Newbury st
Coral st from Providence to Graftoii st
Coral st from Millbury to Waid st
Corltin court, from Pleasant st south (Tatnuck)
Cottage st from West to Fruit st
Crescent st fkoro Henchman to Nashua st
Cross st from Shrewsbury st to B. Worcester
Cutler st from Grafion st to Union avenue
Davis st from Piedmont to Queen st
Dewey st from Pleasant to May ht
Dix st from Harvard to N. Ashland st
Downing st from Main to Woodland st
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Drydeo st from Bdgeworth to Hemaos u
BMt »i from Belmoni to Reaervoir at
Baat Worcester place, flrom B. WorosBtdr «t voatb
Earle at from Edward to Elizabeth at
Eatoo place, from Front at soatb
Edea at from Sudbury at north
Edgewortb at flrom Milton to Byron at
Eiizabelb gt fh>m Belmont to Beserrolr st
Elliot 8t from Carroll at to Wilmot
EllBworth K from Bigelev st to Biillbory at
Florence at flrom Bearer to May wood ■(
Foreat areDae, from Lincoln at east
Foundry at from Franklin at to Oanal st
Foantain it from Belmont to Axch at
Franklin conrt, nortb from 10 Shrewsbury at
Froeland at from Main to Tlnell (N. Worcester)
Fremont st from Cambridge at to Button lane
Fruit st from Pleasant to Elm at
Fulton st from Summer to Mulberry st
Oardner st from Main st to Western Railroad
Qertrade av. from Main st west, opp. School at
Ooddard st from Green st east
Goddard st from Main to Cambridge at
Gold st from Green to Soutbbridge st
€k>ld court, from Gold st
Grant st from MlUbury st to Waid st
Grosvenor st from Lafayette to LamarUne at
Hamilton square, easfc of Prescott at
Hamilton st from Grafton to Plantation st
Hammond at from Main to Sontbbrfdge st
Hancock st from Lexington to Grafton at
Harris st flrom Jaekson at northeast
Harvard plaoe, from Harvard at east
Hawthorn st from Main to Woodland at
Hemans st from Dryden to Whittier st
Henchman st Arom Lincoln to Margin st
Henry st from Shrewsbury to B. Worcester at
Hibernia st firom Waahiogton sqnare north
Highland court, from Hi^land st sonth
High st ooort, firam High st west
Hill st from E. Central to Shrewsbury si
Hinds courtk flrom Maple st north
Holly st from Austin st north
Hollywood st from May st southerly
HoUis st frum Kilby to Goddard st
Home st from N. Ashland to Wachusett at
Houchin avMiue, from Chatham st south
Howard st from Summer to Blaokstone at
Hudson st from Elm to Pleasant at
Jetterson st from Vernon to Providence at
Kansas st flrom Cambridge st nonh
Kendall hill, from north end of Orchaid at
KIlby at from Main to UoUis st
King st flrom Main to Chandler st
Lafayette et from Sonth bridge to Millbqry at
Lagrange st from Main to Beacon at
Lake st. from Ijeieester kt. northerly
Lamartlne st flrom Laftiyette to Washington st
Langdon st from Lafliiyette to Lamartine St
Larktn st fiom Shrewsbury to E. Worcester at
Laurel lane, from Laurel st to Shelby st
Lee st from Highland st to Sunny Side
Leland oom't, from 48 Front st
Lily st from North Aahland to Pink at
Linwood place, east from Lincoln st
Locust st from Soothbridge st to Railroad
Lodi st firom Lafoyette to Lamartine st
Loudon st from Main to Woodland st
Lovell court, from South Irving st
Lowell st from Main to Freeland st, N.Woroeeter
Lucas place, from Central at south
Lunelle st (h>tn Lamartlne to Lafkyette at
Lynn st from Salem to Orange st
I^nde at firom Belmont to Kendall st
Madison st from Main to Beacon st
Maple place, from Maple at west
Margin st from Henchman at to Railroad
May wood st fh^m Main at to Florence
Mendon st from Union av. to Grafton st
Merrick st from Pleasant to Austin st
Milk st from Franklin st south, by Canal
Milton st irom Nortb st to Millbrook st
Mott at firom Penn av to Barclay st
Mt Pleasant from Benefit to Allen st
Mt Vernon st from Westminster st east
Mulberry st from Shrewsbury to Shelby st
Mulberry court east flrum 16 Mnlberry st
Nashua st from Byron st to Garden
Newbury at fh>m Plaaaant to Chaodler 8|
Newport st from Liberty to Edward at
Newton st fham Pleasant to May at
North Ashland st from Highland acroaa WUUam
North st from Grove to Prescott at
Norwich st firom Foster to Mechanic st
Oak av from Belmont to Catherine st
Oberlin st from Woodland st west
Olive st from Mason to Dewey st
Orchard st from Belmont aoross Arch st
Oread st from Main st to Western Bailroad
Otis st from Prescott to Hancock st
Oxford place from Oxford st west
Palmer st from Liberty to Edward et
Parker st from Wintleld to Mason at
Parsons lane fh>m Apricot st sonth
Pattison st from Vernon to Providence at
Penn av from Union av to Grafton at
Piedmont st from Austln'to Pleasant at
Pink st from Highland to N. Ashland st
Pleasant plaoe from Pleasant st north
Pond st fh>m Green to Winter at
Prince st southeast fh>m E. Woroeater oonrt
Prince st firom K^ng to Queen at
Quarry st fm Belmont to Millstone hill qoarry
Queen st from Ao»tin to May st
Qulney st firom Chat<ham to Austin st
Reoervoir stfrom Edward to East st
Robinson place, from Main opposite School at
Russell st from Pleasant to Elm st
Russell place from Ruasell at weat
Beaver st from Pleaaant to Elm st
Seymore st from MiUbury to Ward st
Sheridan st fh>m Cambridge to Sherman 8t
Sherman st from Goddard's lane west
Sigel st firom Blgelow st to Mill bury at
Sigourney at fh>m North to Edgeworth at
Silver st firom May to Claremont st
Slater's oourt fh)m Thomas at south
Smith court flrom Shiewsbury st south
Sonth Irving st from Chandler to Wellington at
Southgate si firom Cambridge st north
Spruce st from Green to Washington st
Sudbury st from Chestnut to Main st
Suffolk st frMn Bloominsdale road sonth
Summer st oourt rear of 99 Summer
Summit st from Gold to Ash at
Sunny Side on the Jo Bill road
Taylor st from MlUbory to Ward st
Temple st ave. from Temple st to Franklin
Temple st court from Temple st sonth
Tirrell st fin Main to Freeland st (N. Worcester
Tow Path firom Green near MiUbury at south
Townseod st flrom Russell to Hudson st
Tremout st from Front to Heohanio at
Troy st from Belmont st nortb
Union av fh>m Vernon to Grafton al
Vine st firom Front to Cherry st
Wachusett at from Dix to Home st
Wall st from Grafton st north
Warren st from Front to Cherry st
Washburn st from Cambridge st to Adriatic
Waverlyst from Providence to Grafkon st
Westminster st from Catherine to Mt Vernon st
Webster court from Webeter at near Curtia' mUl
Whittier stf^Jm Edgeworth to Hemans st
White 6t from Chandler to Bluff st
Willis st front Bremer st to Hemans st
Wilmot st from Reservoir to Shelby st
Win field st from Border to May at
Winter at fW>m Green st to the Canal
Winter st conrt from Winter st south
Woodland st from King to Downing at
Woods sqnare, from Sutlolk st weat
Worth st from MiUbury to Ward st
Wyoming Site, entrance from Gertrade avenue
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
GOVERNMENT OP MASSACHUSETTS
OOVBRlffOR*
WILLIAM CLAFLIN, Newton.
LIBUT OOVBRNOR.
JosBPH TucKBR, of Lenoz.
CoUNSBLLORSrf
Diet* 1.— ^Marshall S. Underwood, Dennis.
** 2. — Charles Endicott, of Canton.
" 8. — Thomas Rice, Jr., of Newton.
" 4. — Otis Noroross, of Boston.
•• 6. — Roland G. Usher, of Lynn.
" «.— Thomas Talbot, of Billerica.
** 7. — Chas. Adams, Jr., of No. Brookfield.
" 8.-~Horatio G. Knight, of E. Hampton.
Oliver Warner, of Northampton, Secretary
of State.
Jacob H. Loud, of Plymouth, Treasurer
and Receiver General.
Henry S. Briggs, of Pittsfield, Auditor of
Accounts.
Charles Allen, of Boston, Attorney Gen-
eral.
SBKAtORS FROM WoRCBSTBR CoUKTT.
Dist. 1. — Francis H. Dewey, of Worcester.
** 2.--Chas. A. Wheelock, Uxbridge.
" 3. — L. J. Knowles, Warren.
" 4. — Geo. M. Buttrick, Barre.
" 6.—^. H. Lockey, Leominster.
BXP&ESBHTAYIVES Of WOBCKSTSB COUMTT.
Dist. 1 — Ashbumham, Winchendon, 1119
votes, — Geo. H. Barrett, Ashbumham.
Dist. 2 — Royalston, Athol, 1031 votes, —
T. H. Goodspeed, Athol,
Dist 3 — Gardner, Templeton, 1114 votes,
— C. 8. Greenwood, of Gardner.
Dist. 4 — Petersham, Dana, Phillipston,
Hubbardston, Barre, Hardwiok. New
Braiutree, 2152 votes, — Stephen D. God-
dard, of Petersham, and Chas. Wilcox,
of New Braintree.
Dist. 6 — Westminster, Fitohburg. Lunen-
burg, Leominster, 3034 votes, — E. Foster
Bailey, of Fitchbnrg, C. H. Merriam, of
Leominster, and Rev. Elnathan Davis,
of Lunenburg.
Diet 6 — Lancaster, Bolton, Harvard, 996
votes, — Jacob Fisher, of Lancaster,
Dist. 7— Clinton, Berlin, Northboro', 1068
votes, — Edward H. Hartshorn, of Berlin.
Dist 8— Sterling, West Boylston, Boyls-
ton, 1020 votes,— Henry White, of Boyls-
ton.
Dist 9— Rutland, Holden, Princeton, Oak-
ham, 1088 votes,— Willis Smith, of Rut-
land.
Diftt 10— Worcester, Wards, 1, 2, 3, and
8, Paxton, 2983 votes,- Warren Wil-
liams, T. L. Nelson, and W.W. Sprague,
of Worcester.
Dist. 11 — Worcester, Wards, 4, 6, 6, and 7,
3053 votes, — John Dean, Aury G. Goes,
and Geo. M. Woodward, of Worcester.
Dist 12 — Grafton. Shrewsbury, 1104 votes,
— George K. Nichols, of Grafton.
Dist 13-Westborough, Southborough, 882
votes,— Wm. M. Child, of Westboro.
Dist 14— Northbridge, Upton, 993 votes,
—Geo. L. Gibbs, of Whitinsville.
Dist 15 — Milford, Mendon, Blackstone,
Uxbridge, 3180 votes, — A. A. Burrill,
and T. G. Kent, of Milford, and A. H.
Allen, of Mendon.
Dist 16— Douglas, Webster, Dudley, Ox-
ford, Sutton, Millbury, 3164, votes, —
Rev. Geo. J. Sanger of Webster, James
M. Cauliff of Sutton, and Marcus M. Lu-
ther of Douglas.
Dist. 17 — Auburn, Leicester, Spencer,
Charlton, Southbridge, 2127 votes, —
Manning Leonard of Southbridge, and
Ezra Rice of Auburn.
Dist 18— Sturbridge, Brookfield, North
Brookfield, West Brookfield, Warren,
2157 votes, — Ezra Batcheller of North
Brookfield, and Daniel W. Knight of
Brookfield.
U. S. Sbhat«r8 prom Massachubbtts.
Charles Sumner, of Boston, till March 3,
1869.
Henry Wilson, of Natick, till March 3,
1871.
RbPRBSBNTATIVBS^ IK CONGRBSS.
Dist. 1 — James Buffinton, of Fall River.
" 2 — Oakes Ames, of Easton.
" 3— Ginery Twitchell, of Brookline.
** 4 — Samuel Hooper, of Boston.
" 5 — Benjamin F. Butler, of Gloucester.
« 6 — Nathaniel P. Banks, of Waltham.
" 7— Gleorge 8. Boutwell, of Groton.
" 8 — George F. Hoar, of Worcester.
« 9— Wm. B. Washburn, of Greenfield.
" 10— Henry L. Dawes, of Pittsfield.
• • •
JUDICIARY OF MASSACHUSETTS.
VHITBB STATES COURTS.
Nathan Cliflford, Circuit Judge.
John Lowell, District Judge.
George S. Hillard, District Attorney.
George H. Gordon, Marshal.
Joseph B. Keyes, Deputy Marshal.
John G. Stetson, Clerk Circuit Court
Seth E. Sprague, Clerk District Court
(OfSces of the above are in the U. S.
Court House, 140 Tremont St., Boston.)
Circuit Courts holden at Boston May
15th and Oct 15th.
District Courts holden at Boston, 3rd
Tuesday in March, 4th Tuesday in June,
2nd Tuesday in Sept, and 1st Tuesday in
December ; and Special Courts are usually
holden each Friday, and on other days at
the discretion of the Judge.
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
SUPREICB JUDICIAL COURT.
Reuben A. Chapman, of Monson, Chief
Justice. E. R. Hoar, of Concord ; Horace
Gray, Jr., of Boston, Dwight Foster, of
Boston, John Wells of Chicopee, James D.
Colt, ot Pittsfield, Associate Justices. Al-
bert G. Browne Jr., of Salem, Reporter.
Sessions in Worcester. Jury Terni, the
2d Tuesday in April. Law Term, the 4th
Tuesday after the first Tuesday in Sep-
tember.
8UPBBI0B COUBT.
Seth Ames, Boston, Chief Justice ,* Ju-
lius Roclcwell, Lenox ; Otis P. Lord, of
Salem : Marcus Morton, Andover ; Ezra
Willcinson, Dedham; John P. Putman,
Boston ; Henry Vose, Boston ; Lincoln F.
Brigham, Salem ; Chester I. Reed, Taun-
ton ; Charles Devens, Jr., Worcester, Asso-
ciate Justices. W. W. Rice, Worcester,
District Attorney.
Sessions in Worcester for Criminal Ca-
ses, the 3d Monday of January, the 2d
Monday of May, and the 3d Monday of
October. For Civil cases, the 1st Monday
of March, the Monday after the 4th Mon-
day of August, and the 2d Monday of
December.
Sessions in Fitchburg, the 2d Monday
of June and November, for Civil business;
the 2d Monday of August for Criminal.
Clerk of the Courts, Jos. Mason. Term
expires January, 1872. Office in Court
House.
Assistant Clerk, John A. Dana. Office
in Court House.
Sheriff, John S. C. Knowlton. Term
expires, Jan, 1872. Office in Central Ex-
change and Brick Court House.
COUBTS OF PBOBATB AND INSOLYBNOT.
Henry Chapin, Judge ; Charles E. Ste-
vens, of Worcester, Register.
Courts are held for Probate business in
the Brick Court House, on the first Tues-
day of every month. At West Brookfield,
2d Tuesdays of May and Oct. At Clinton
3d Tuesdays in May and Oct At Fitch-
burg, Wednesdays next after 3d Tues-
days in May and Oct. At Templeton,
Thursdays, next after 3d Tuesdays in May
and Oct. At Barre, Fridays next after 3d
Tuesdays in May and Oct. At Milford,
4th Tuesday in May, and Wednesday next
after 4th Tuesday in October. At Ox-
bridge, 4th Tuesday in October.
For Insolvent business, in the Brick
Court House, Worcester, the 2d and 4th
Tuesdays in each Month. At Fitchburg,
the last Saturdays of January, March,
May, July, September and November.
Commissioners to fix and take Bail in
Criminal Cases, Joseph Mason, John A.
Dana.
MuiriciPAL CouBT, Worcester. Hartley
Williams, Justice; Joseph A. Titus, Asso-
ciate Justice. Clark Jillson, Clerk. Ses-
sions for Criminal business, daily, at 9 A.
M.
For Civil business, every Saturday.
Trials 1st and 3d Saturdays of each month.
Tbial Justice in Wobcestbr, Henry
C. Rice. Office, No. 4 Brinley Hall.
Commissioners appointed to Qualify
Public Officbbs. Joseph Mason, John
Mason, John A. Dana, Henry Chapin,
Charles W. Hartshorn, Wm. A. Smith, G.
W. Richardson, Chas. E. Stevens.
OouNTT CoMMisBioNEBS. Volorous Taft,
Upton, Chairman ; J. Warre^ Bigelow,
Rutland; Wm. 0. Brown of Royalston.
Special Commissionbbs. John McClel-
lan of Grafton, and Silas Holman of Bol-
ton.
Sessions in Worcester, the 4th. Tuesday
of March, the 3d Tuesday of June, the 2d
Tuesday of September, and the 4th Tues-
day of December.
County Treasurer, Charles A. 'Chase.
Term expires Jan. 1871. Office in Court
House.
Register of Deeds, Alexander H. Wilder.
Term expires Jan. 1871. Office in Court
House.
Overseers of the House of Correction at
Worcester, Julius E. Tucker, Jos. D.
Daniels and S. A. Porter. Rufns Carter,
Keeper.
Overseers of the House of Correction at
Fitchburg, Alvah Crocker of Fitchburg,
and Wm. Baker of Lunenburg.
Commissioners under the Personal Lib-
erty act, Henry Chapin, Worcester, Chas.
Mason, Fitchburg.
Masters in Chancery, Henry C. Rice,
Hartley Williams, J. Henry Hill, W. S.
Davis, Joseph Mason, Worcester, H. B.
Staples, Milford.
Commissioners of Insolvency, D. H.
Merriam, Fitchburg, A. G. Bisco^, West-
boro', F. P. Goulding, Worcester and F. F.
Fay of Athol.
The Wobcestbr Co. Law Libbart
Association is composed of the members of
the Bar of the County. The Library is
one of the most extensive and valuable in
New England, containing about 2400 vol-
umes. The books may be consulted by the
citisens of the County as well as by the
Court and Bar. Joseph Mason, Geo. F.
Hoar and T. L. Nelson, Directors. J.
Mason, Secretary and Librarian. T. L.
Nelson, Treasurer.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
There are one hundred and fire pnhlie
Mhoolfl in Woreester, instraeted and man-
aged by one hundred and ten female and
nine maleteaoherfl. The amount raised by
taxation for the support of the pnblib
schools fbr 1808-9 is $ besides
The schools are under the general charse
of a committee of twenty-four, (eight
being elected each year, serving three
years,) whose deliberations are presided
over by the Mayor. Besides the<iiuper-
yision of the committee, the scholars have
the benefit of the entire services of Mr. A,
P. Marble, the superintendent.
for school houses.
The schools in the centre are' in six
grades, the courses of study requiring two
years in each grade except the High School
which requires four years. Those in New
Worcester, South Worcester, Quinsigamond
and Northville are all graded, the first
having four and the others two grades
each.
Besides the graded schools in the centre,
one has been established in Orange street
for girls who cannot attend regularly, and
another for truants and scholars of irregu-
lar habits, taking the place of the appren-
tices' school, but continuing through the
year, and an Evening School for males,
during the winter, in the same house,
which have been quite useful in relieving
the other schools of pupils who could not
profitably attend them, and in providing
the means of education for many whose
age or employment during the day prevents
their attending the other schools. There
have also been established Evening Schools
for females, under female teachers, in the
Public Library building and the East
Worcester School house.
There has been added to the public
schools during the past year, a training
8CH00I/. This school is designed exclu-
sively for the professional instruction of
teachers in the science and art of teaching.
A discussion of methods of education,
school organisation and government, alter-
nates with their practical application with
classes of children. The school numbers
at present, two hundred and twenty chil-
dren, and seventeen teachers in training.
Although too recently established to show
results, it gives promise of success.
Still another school has been established
at the City Farm, "designed to furnish to
habitufiJ truants, incipient vagabonds, ju-
venile criminals, the houseless and the
vicious^ a good school and a pleasant home,
with comparative freedom from temptation,
where they may be properly disciplined,
and be taught habits of cleanliness,indu8try
and cheerful submission to the authority of
law; in short, to save them from becoming
by-and-by a burden to society and a curse
to themselves."
The range of studies in the public
schools includes all branches, from the
Alphabet to the higher English studies,
and Latin, Greek and French languages ,*
graduates from our High School having
always been found well fitted for entering
college, often in advanced classes.
The office of the superintendent is in the
City Hall, where he may usually be found
from 8 to 9 and 12 to 1 o'clock daily, when
the schools are in session. The Secretary,
and Prudential committee of the Board,
Mr. S. v. Stonoy also has an oflSee in the
City Hall : offica hours from 8 to 10 and 8
to 5 duly.
The school year commences on the second
Monday in May, and is divided into four
terms, comprising forty-one weeks, and
commencing respectively on the second
Monday in May, the last Monday in
August, the Monday after Thanksgiving,
and the last Monday in February.
The annual examination is made 'at the
close of the Spring term, and promotions
are made only at that time, except in
special cases, to be voted by the Board.
The Vacations in all the schools, except
the Suburban, are ; eight weeks preceding
the last Monday in August ; Thanksgiving
week, one week preceding the last Monday
in February ; and one week preceding the
second Monday in May.
Instruction in Music is regularly given
in the High, Grammar and Secondary
Schools by Prof. I. N. Metcalf.
Pritati Schools, of various grades,
abound in the city. Among the more
prominent of these are Mr. Metcalf's
"Highland Military Academy,'' Salisbury
Street : Mr. H. R. Green's "Oread Insti-
tute," on a romantic eminence west irom
City Hall ; and the Worcester Academy,
corner Belmont and Summer sts., Wm. C.
PolaAd, A. B. Principal ; which are board-
ing schools of high grade, and receive
many scholars from abroad. There are
also many private schools for smaller
scholiurs.
Thv Collbob of the Holt Cross,
situated on the beautiful eminence former-
ly known as Pakachoag hill, now as Mt.
St. James, is designed exclusively for the
education of young persons of the Catholic
faith. It recently received a charter from
the Legislature of Massachusetts, and en-
jo vs equal rights and privileges with the
other colleges of the State. The college
edifice has recently been enlarged to about
twice its former size. Rev. Robert W.
Brady, S. J., is President: and he is
assisted by a full board of Professors.
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
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Thi Worgebtib Co. Fbbb Institute
OF Industrial Science. — The spacioas
and elegant buildings erected for the use
of this new educational enterprise having
b^en finished, the school was commenced
on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1868. On the fol-
lowing day the edifice ''properly called
Botnton HJlLL, in honor of the founder
of the Institute/' was dedicated by appro-
priate public services. The history of the
origin and early progress of the Institute
has been given in previous numbers of the
directory, with lists of the principal con-
tributors to its funds. The following des-
cription of the building, Ac, is compiled
from the Daily Spy of Nov. 12.
The grounds, when presented to the cor-
poration, were in a state of natural wild-
nessy mostly .covered by a heavy growth of
oak. A plan of the land was furnished
the eminent landscape gardener, Calvert
Vaux of New York, and the walks, car*
riage ways, and the location of the build*
ings were arranged in Accordance with his
direction. The plan of the main building
was drawn by Messrs. Earle A Fuller,
architects, of this citv, and it has been
erected under their direction by Messrs.
Tower A Raymond, builders, of this city,
the whole work being under the direct su-
pervision of the building committee of the
board of Trustees, Messrs. Lincoln, Mor-
gan, Whitoomb and Hoar. The building
fronts to the south, and is of rubble stone
from Millstone hill, with trimmings of
Uzbridge granite. Its style is pointed,
and is simple and unpretending,* in har-
mony with the rough material of which it
is constructed. It is 150 feet in length,
and 50 feet wide, with projections on each
side of the west end, and a tower 20 feet
square near the east end of the front,
in which is the principal entrance. It is
two stories in height, and by a peculiar
arrangement of the attic a part of it is
utilized. On the lower floor are located
the laboratory and connecting rooms for
the use of students, the president's room,
lecture room, reading room, library, appa-
ratus room, Ac. On the second floor are
the chemical lecture room, professor's pri-
vate laboratory and connecting rooms, a
room for the drawing school for the me-
chanical department two lecture rooms,
and professor's study rooms. In the third
story are the chapel or exhibition hall,
philosophical apparatus room, natural his-
tory cabinet, a lecture room, Ac. The in-
terior of the building is finished with
chestnut throughout, in a plain and sub-
stantial manner. It is heated by steam,
lighted with gas and is abundantly supplied
with city water. In its construction and
appointments it is thorough and complete,
well adapted to its purposes, and creditable
to those who have had charge of its
erection. Its cost, complete, without the
land, is f^om $60,000 to $70,000.
The Washburn machine shop is located
just north of the main building. It is of
brick, 102 feet 8 inches in length and 44
feet 8 inches wide, two stories in height,
with a French rooC The building fronts
the east, and in the center of the ^ont has
an octagonal tower, through which access
is gained to the several stories, and in
which is located the superintendent's office.
The interior walls are to be whitened and
the ceiling sheathed in wood, well adapting
it for the purpose designed. The building
was designed by E. Boyden A Son, archi-
tects, of this city. The brick work has
been done by A. T. Burgess of this city,
the wood work by Rodney Hunt of Orange,
and the slating by H. A. Hathom of this
city. In the rear of this building is located
the engine and boiler house and blacksmith
shop, 65 by 26 feet in sise. The building
contains two boilers of 20 horse power
each, one for heating the main building,
and the other for an engine. These were
constructed by Stewart & Dillon of this
city, from plans by C. H. Morgan. The
engine is twenty horse power, and was
built by the Corliss Steam Engine Compa-
ny of Providence, Mr. Geo. H. Corliss
generously making a gift to the institute of
one- half its cost. The machinery will be
put in the building the coming winter, and
the establishment will be ready for use as
soon as it will be required.
The object of the Institute is to furnish
a training school for young men of mode-
rate means, or even without means, in
which they can receive an education, not
only in the branches usually taught in
high schools and academies, but combining
with these a practical education in the
mechanical and scientific trades. Book-
learning is combined with trade learning,
and the student receives the benefit of an
ordinary school, and at the same time a
thorough knowledge in the scientific part
of the trade or profession he proposes to
follow, inculcated by the practical applica-
tion from day to day, in the machine shop
or the laboratory of the scientific facts ob-
tained from books or lectures. The ulti-
mate aim of the Institute is the elevation
of the mechanic, by giving him thorough
and complete scientific knowledge, on
which he may base his future work. It is
intended that any graduate shall be fitted
to assume the responsibility of superin-
tending any department of mechanical
work to which he has turned his attention,
and to understand not only its practieal
details, but also its scientific principles.
THE FACULTY.
At present, the faculty of the Institute
is constituted as follows :
Charles 0. Thompson, Principal and
Professor of Chemistry.
George E. Gladwin, Professor of Draw-
ing.
George I. Alden, Professor of Mechani-
cal Engineering.
aiNKRAL INFOBHATION.
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Miflg Harriet Goodrich, Teacher of Ele-
mentary Mathematics.
The chairs of Modem Languages and
Physios are unfilled as yet. The work is,
hereafter, to be sub-diyided, making De-
partments of Chemistry and Mining En-
gineering of the present Department of
Chemistryi Departments of Free Hand and
Perspectire, and Mechanical and Isometric
of the present Department of Drawing,
and the Department of Mechanics will be
separated into theoretical and applied.
COUBSB OV BTITDT.
In the Preparatory Cla—i Free Hand
Drawing, 6 hours weekly ; Geometrical and
Perspeotiye Drawing, 4 hoars weekly ; un-
till the shop is in operation, this class will
devote 12 hours weekly, instead of 10, to
drawing ; Arithmetic and Algebra, 6 hours
weekly. The class will study Fractions,
Percentage and Exohange,Ratio,Powers to
the 8d degree, equidifierent, equitimultiple
series. Factoring and Equations. Some
knowledge of Arithmetic is presupposed,and
these topics will be studied, not according
to the order of any text-book, but accord-
ing to the natural order of philosophic gen-
eralization. The class will also have daily
drill in rapid arithmetical computation.
Geometry, 4 hours weekly : Theorems, con-
cerning lines,^angle8, plane surfaces, trian-
gles, and the circle, with practical appli-
cations of the theorems in the solution of
geometrical problems ; the ' German lan-
guage, G hours weekly ; Physios, General
Properties of Bodies, Equilibrium, Forces,
and Pneumatics, 5 hours weekly. This
class will have 11 hours in the shop week-
ly, and frequent exendses in declamation.
The Regular Junior Claee will have in
Algebra the topics requisite to a thorough
knowledge of the advanced mathematics.
In Geometry, demonstration of theorems,
solution of problems, and the most impor-
tant practical results of geometrical inves-
tigation. In Physics, the elementary top-
ics essential to a successful study of Me-
chanics. In Trigonometry, solution of
plane triangles, redaction of trigonometri-
cal formular problems, elements of spheri-
cal trigonometry, surveying with chain
and compass, plotting, calculation of areas,
leveling, topographical mapping, use of
theodolite, triangulation, methods of Uni-
ted States coast survey. It will be expec-
ted that this class will spend the montii of
July in field work, under the direction of
the instructor. Reports of this work, ac-
companied by plans, will be required at
the beginning of the fall setsion* They
will study Inorganic Chemistry with lab-
oratory practice; free hand Geometrical
and perspective Drawing. They will also
have exercises in declamation and English
composition as often as practicable.
The Middle Claee will have Analytical
Geometry, Descriptive Geometry, Perspec-
tive and Mechanical Drawing, including
Shadows, Intersection of Surfaces, and the
different methods of mapping ; the Calcu-
lus, with its more important praotieal ap-
plications ; Chemistry, organic and inor-
ganic ; and the French language, with gen-
eral, exercises as in the other classes.
During the last half of the middle year
the olasB will be arranged in sections, ac-
cording to the special course which each
pupil will enter for the senior year, and
the studies appropriate to each will be pur-
sued.
The Senior Claee will have general exer-
cises in Mathematics, Physics, and lan-
guage, as a class ; but the principal work
will be in the special courses. For in-
stance, those boys who aim to be mechan-
ics will work more hours in the shop than
others, and will study machine drawing
and construction. Those who aim at be-
ing draughtsmen and architects, will pay
special attention in the shop to working in
wood ; to architectural drawing, modelling
and desigpiing. They will have opportu-
nity to study models and photographs of
standard classical works. Those who have
a taste for Chemistry will learn its appli-
cation to the arts, especially the manufac-
ture of , chemicals, dyeing, electro-magnet-
ism, and metallurgy. Those who aim at
mining engineeriag will be thoroughly fit-
ted to enter the Freiberg Mining School.
To this end they will press the study of
the German language, blow-pipe analysis,
and general laboratory pratice, in connec-
tion with the study of civil engineering.
Those who have no taste for these branch-
es of knowledge will have a short course
of instruction in book keeping, political
economy, and the laws of trade. The pe-
culiar fitness of the course for those who
intend to study the laws of patents must
not be overlooked.
TRUSTEES.
Stephen Salisbury, President David
Whitcomb, Treasurer. D. Waldo Lincoln,
Secretary. Emory Washburn, Ichabod
Washburn, Alonzo HUI, George F. Hoar,
H. K. Pervear, J. B. Blake, C. H. Morgan,
Alpheus Harding, Seth Sweetser.
WORCCBTBR Co. MUSIOAL CoHTENTIOir.
This Association holds an annual conven-
tion in Woroester in October, for improve-
ment in Music in the higher departments,
continuing five days, the time being occu-
pied with instruction and practice, and
public Concerts. The oiBoers for 1869 are.
President, Samuel E. Staples, Woroester.
Vice Presidents, Edward Hamilton, Wil-
liam Sumner, B. D. Allen, and C. C.
Steams of Woroester, and Anson Rioe,
Northborough. Secretary, A. C. Munroe,
Woroester ; Assistant, Setii Richards, Wor-
cester. Treasurer, William S. Denny,
Worcester. Librarian, J. H. Samson, West-
boro'. The next session will begin October
18th.
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aSKERAL INFORMATION.
THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION, oomposed of persons
*' wishing to labor together for the spirit-
ual and intellectual improvement of the
young men of our city/' has opened a
reading room at No. 8 Mechanics Hall
Building, where young men are always
welcome, and proposes a course of lectures,
religions meetings and other suitable means
to aecomplish its laudable objects. Prayer
meetings are htUd at their rooms every
noon, and Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
I Bible class Friday evenings. All are wel-
j come. Henr^ M. Wheeler, President;
) 0. H. Morgan, Vice-President; Anson F.
Greene, Secretary; Charles G. Stowell,
Treasurer; David P. Brown, Librarian.
Directors — Charles H. Hutohins, Old South
(Congregational): F. B. Knowles, Union
(Con.); Daniel Kinsley, Central (Con.);
E. W. Wellington, Salem Street (Con.) ;
George C. Whitney, First Baptist ; C. B.
Knight, Pleasant Street Baptist; W. B.
Gage, Main Street Baptist ; C. W. Sears,
Park Street Methodist; H. Bemis, Laurel
Street Methodist; Charles H. Carpenter,
Main Street Methodist ; Rev. B. F. Chase,
Webster Square Methodist ; E. W. Barton,
All Saint's (Episcopal); E. H. HiU, Mis-
sion Chapel.
) State Lunatio Hospital. Trustebs,
I Hon. Samuel E. SewaJl, Boston ; Hon.
Chas. Mattoon, Greenfield ; Robert Hooper,
M, D.p Boston ; Hon. Henry Chapin and
Wm. Workman, M. D. Rsbidemt Offi>
OBRS — Merrick Bemis, M.D., Sup't; Joseph
Draper, M. D., Ass't Physician ; Caroline
A. Bemis, Matron; Daniel W. Bemis,
Steward and Treasurer.
American Antiquariaf Society. — Li-
brary in Antiquarian Hall, Lincoln Square,
Worcester. President, Hon. Stephen Salis-
bury. Vice-Presidents, James Lenox, N.
Y. ; ^on. Benjamin F. Thompson, LL. D.
Secretaries, Hon. Charles Sumner, Foreign ;
Hon. Emery Washburn, LL. D., Domestic;
Rev. Alonzo Hill, D.D., Recording. Treas-
urer, Nathaniel Paine, Esq. Committee of
Pttblioation, Samuel F. Haven, Esq., Rev.
E. E. Hale, Charles Deane, Esq. Libra-
riftUy Samuel F. Haven, Esq.
CouEOiu—Hon, Isaac Davis, LL. D.,
N. B. Shnrtleff, M. D., Charles Folsom,
Esq., Samuel F. Haven, Esq., Rev. Edward
E. Hale, Joseph Sargent, M.D., Charles
Deane, Esq., Rev. ^h Sweetser, D. D.,
Hon. Richard Frqthingham, Hon. Henry
Chapin. Auditors, Hon. I. Davis» Hon.
Ebenezer Torrey.
The Library of the Society contains
about 40,000 bound volumes, besides many
pamphlets, antiquities, works of art, Ac;
and it has funds to the amount of about
$60,000, the income of which is to be de-
voted to the pay of the Librarian, collect-
ing historioaj and antiquarian materials,
publishing, binding, Ac, Ac.
Library or thv Worcester District
Medical' Society. — This . Library was *
commenced in 1788, by the gift of "fifty
pounds value in books " by Dr. Elijah Dix
of Worcester. It has since been largely
increased by donations from Physicians,
and by the income of $6000 bequeathed for
the purpose by Hon. Daniel Waldo. It
contains over 4000 volumes, chiefly medi-
cal and surgical works, almost exclusively
of the Allopathic school, which may be
consulted by citizens at the rooms only, in
exchange for which' privilege the city fur-
nishes the Aree use of the room aiid the ser-
vices of the Librarian.
The ofieers of the Medical Society are :
President — Dr. Rufus Woodward of
Worcester.
Vice President — ^Dr. Nelson Carpenter of
Warren.
Secretary and Librarian—- Dr. G. B.
Francis of Worcester.
Treasurer — Dr. T. H. Gage of Worcester.
Cmsors — Drs. Henry Clarke, B. H.
Tripp, J. G. Park, E. Warren and G. E.
Francis.
Councillors — ^Drs. R. Woodward, M. D.
Southwick, 0. Martin, W. H. Lincoln, F.
D. Brown, B. H. Tripp, Nelson Carpenter
and R. R. Clarke
Mozart and Beethoven Choral Union.
This Association is intended to unite the
entire choraJ force of the city in- one body,
for the practice of sacred music, and the
promotion of good fellowship among its
votaries. Weekly rehearsals are held on
Monday evenings, at the Sons of Temper-
ance Hall, from October to April, and occa-
sionally Concerts are given. The officers
are A. C. Munroe, President; Wm. Sum-
ner, Vice President ; Solon Wilder, Musical
Conductor ; Edward L. Spaulding, Secre-
tary; G. W. Gould, Treasurer; G. M.
Pierce, Librarian ; Seth Richards, Samuel
Porter, Samuel Brown, G. W. Elkins, Chas.
W. Gilbert, Trustees.
Worcester Aobicultitral Society.-—
S. H. Howe of Bolton, President ; Charles
M. Miles of Worcester, Secretary and
Treasurer* The Society has nearly twenty-
five acres of land on Highland street, west
of the Court House, for the accommoda-
tion of its annual exhibitions, on which a
spacious hall has been erected, and a half
mile trotting park laid out. Notwithstand-
ing the great multiplication of local agri-
cultural eocieties and exhibitions, (or per*
haps as a consequence of such increase,)
the annual exhibitions of this time-hon-
ored Society have of late been greatly im-
proved, both in the variety and the excel-
lence of the contributions. The attendance
is also large on the days of the agricul-
tural exhibition, as well as on the raoing
days.
WORCESTER CO. MECHANICS AS-
SOCIATION. This association provides
a course of Lectures each winter, the use of
a choice library of more than 1600 vol-
umes, open to members each Saturday
afternoon and evening, and of a very pleas-
ant, nicely fitted-np and well supplied
reading room open from 9 A. M. till 9 1-2
P. M. daily except Sundays, at No. 4 Me-
chanics Hall building, besides other valua-
ble privileges, to its members. A school
of Mechanical Drawing is open to the ap-
prentices of members during the winter
evenings. Philip L. Moen, President ; Al-
zirus Brown, Vice President,* Edwin A.
Wood, Clerk and Treasurer; Jaalam
Gates, Janitor.
Mechanics Hall, erected by this Associa-
tion, is one of the most spacious and beau-
tiful halls in New England, and will fur-
nish seats for about 2000 persons. There
are eight entrances to the hall, and six
stair-eases communicating with the floor
beloW There is in the hall one of the
largest and most effective Organs in the
country, which adds greatly to the attrac-
tion of the place for public gatherings,
concerts, Ae.
Washburn Hall, in the same building,
is a very accessible and convenient hall for
an audience of five or six hundred.
Public Library Building. This fine
edifice, situated on the south side of Elm
street, a few rods from Main, was erected
in 1861-2, for the safe keeping and distri-
bution of the Free Public Library of the
city ; and affords room for that purpose,
besides accommodating the Worcester Dis-
trict Medical Library, i^nd a Grammar
School for girls.
The Free Pablio Library is in three de-
partments. 1. The Circulating Depart-
ment contains over 6700 volumes, which
may be taken out freely for reading by
any of our citizens over 15 years of age.
This has been largely used, the average
number of takers being nearly 200 daily.
2. The Consulting Department, or
Green Library. This department contains
about 13,000 volumes, many of them very
rare and valuable, mostly given to the city
by Dr. John Green, with the condition
that a suitable building should be provi-
ded, and that they should not be taken
from the library room, but freely read
there at all times when the rooms are open.
The Green Library is composed of books
purchased by the venerable donor during
several years for the specific purpose to
which they are appropriated, at a great
expense, and embrace a very wide range
of topics of interest to all classes of the
community. A catalogue of this Library
in manuscript has been prepared.
3. A Kbadino Room, containing files
of 56 American and 44 Foreign newspapers
and magazines. This is supported by the
income of a fund of about eleven thousand
dollars, raised by subscription for the pur-
pose.
The Library rooms are open from 9 A.
M. to 1 P. M. and from 2 to 5 and 6 1-2 to
d P. M. The Reading Room till 9 1-2 P.
M. Z. Baker, Librarian ; Mrs. Z. Baker,
and Miss £. S. Eddy, Assistants.
WOROBSTBR LtCBVK AlTD NATURAL H»-
TORT Association. This is a popular as-
sociation, and its charter provides that any
inhabitant of Worcester above the age of
fourteen years may have a right to share
its privileges on such terms as its by-laws
may provide ; — that said corporation may i
hold real estate and personal property to
an amount not exceedfng one hundred
thousand dollars ; that a course of popular
lectures shall be provided each year, the
lecture committee to be chosen by those
persons who held season tickets for the last
preceding course, together wiUi the mem-
bers of the association. At least one half
of the profits of the annual course of lec-
tures are to be adde<} to the invested lecture
fund, until the same shall amount to ten
thousand dollars. Thereaftor, such profits
may be disposed of at the pleasure of the
association.
The Association has removed its Cabinet
and Library to the spacious rooms on the
third floor of the Bank Block, Foster st.,
where they are open to the public on
Wednesday afternoons, and to members
and their friends daily ; and where the
regular meetings are held on the first
Tuesday evening of each month. Presi-
dent — nufus Woodward. Vice Presidents
— James Bushee, and David Weston. Sec-
retary — Charles E. Phelps. Correspond-
ing Secretary — Stephen Salisbury, Jr.
Treasurer — Samuel S. Green. Superintend-
ent of Cabinet — James G. Arnold.
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Teupbrancb Organtzationk.
Worcester Division, No. 39, Sons of
Temperance, meet every Thursday evening
at the Temperance Hall on Foster Street
Rainbow Division, No« 117, Sons of
Temperance, meet every Wednesday eve-
ning in the Temperance Hall on Foster
Street.
Washington Division, No. 176, S. of
T., meet each Tuesday evening at the Hall
in Waldo Block.
Rising Star Lodgb, No. 40, Indrpbn-
DBNT Order of Good Tbmplars, meet
Friday evenings at the Temperance Hall,
CflARiTT Lodge, No. 43, Indbpbndbnt
Order of Good Templars, organized
Sept. 30, 1864, meets in Temperance Hall
every Tuesday evening.
In each of these organizations, the ofli-
cers are elected quarterly.
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
Father Mathew M. B. T. A. Societt.
This Society, organized Nov. 4, 1849, and
chartered by the legislature of Massachu-
setts March 17, 1803, consists of about 200
members, and provides for both pecuniary
and personal ajd in cases of sickness and
disability.
American Societt of Hibernians. —
This is a benevolent association, recently
organized in this city, whose object is
briefly stated in the motto on its banner.
" We visit our sick, and bury our dead.'
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Coroners in Worcester — Jonathan B.
Sibley and D. F. Newton, 3 Central Ex-
change; J. Marcus Bice, 17 Pleasant Street.
FREE MASONS:
Morning Star Lodge. Communica-
tions held on the 1st Tuesday in each
month in Masonic Hall. Officers for 1869.
A. B. Conch, W. M. ^ H. A. Richardson,
S. W.j F. R. Bullard, J. W.; Wm. L.
Clark, Treasurer; Henry W. Reed, Secre-
tary ; 0. Plummer, S. D. ; E. 8. Pike, J. D. ;
E. Holbrook, S. S. ; Q. F. Messinger, J. S.
J. E. Steams, M. ; Chaplain, R. R. Shep-
ard ; Clark S&rle, I. S.
MoNTACUTB Lodge. Communications
held on the 2d Tuesday in each month.
Officers for the ensuing year are : John W.
Jordan, W. M. ; Henry C. Willson, S. W. :
N. R. Scott, J. W. ; Geo. F. Wood, Treas.
J. Edward Smith, Sec. ; C. W. Moody, S.
D.; J. Delano, J. D.; G. M. Taylor, S. S...
C. Goen, J. B. ; D. Seagrave, Chaplain ;
Henry C. Pyne, It S.
Athelstan Lodge. Communications
on the Ist Wednesday of each month.
E. P. Woodward, W. M. ; James J.
Hubs, S. W. ; A. A. Goodell, J. W.; Jo-
seph Chase, Tr. ; Chas. Hartwell, Sec.; H.
P. Duncan, S. D. ; R. L. Golbert, J. D. ; |
Chas. S. Day, S. S. ;, Chas. E. Sanford, J.
S.; E. A. Morse, M.; Albert Tyler, Chap. ;
M. B. <Goodell, I. S.
RoYAii Arch Chabteb. Meets on tbe
2d Friday in each month, except July
and August. C. G. Reed, M. E. H. P.
HiRAX Council R. A S. M. Meets
quarterly, on the 2d Thursvlays of Septem-
ber, December, March and June. Wm. i
A. Smith, T. I. G, M.
Worcester County Encampment of
KniohtsTemplar, hold regular assemblies
on the Ist Thursday of each month.
John Dean, E. C; Chas. B. Whiting,
Gen.: Alex. T. Thompson, Capt. Gen.;
Henry C. WiUson, Prelate ; John W. Jor-
dan, Treas. ; Geo. B. Boyden, Recorder ;
Robt. H. Chami>erlain, S. W. ; H. C.
Wadsworth, J. W. ; Isaac D. Mathews, St.
B. ; Jas. J. Russ, Sw. B. ; Dan'l Seagrave,
W. ; Geo. F. Wood, W. W. Sprague, Chas.
S. Day, Guards ; Wm. A. Smith, Musical
Di ector ; S. B. Marsh, Sentinel.
Worcester Grand Lodge OF Perfec-
tion. T. P. G. M., Henry C. Willson; D
G. M. Henry Goddard ; Yen. S. G. W.
Benj. Lewis ; Yen. J. G. W.; R. M. Gould ;
G. K. of the S., Charles B. Whiting ; G.
Treasurer, J. Heald, Jr, ; G. Secretary,
George E. Boyden ; G. M. of H., John
Dean; G. C. of G., Emery Wilson; G.
Hospitaller, John W. Jordan ; G. Tyler,
S. B. Marsh.
Meet on third Thursday of each month,
in Masonic HaU.
Odd Fellow;s. Quinsigamond Lodge,
No. 43. Meets every J^onday evening at
Masonic Hall, Waldo Block. E. H. Cham-
berlain, N. G.— J. M. Knapp,Y, G.— Wm.
T. Allen, Sec'y— rLevi Barker, Treas. — B.
P. Rice, Chaplain.
The Children's Friend Society con-
tinues its efforts to '< rescue from evil and
misery such children as are deprived of
their natural parents," and provides for
them a home, at the comer of Main and
Benefit streets, until homes are found for
them in suitable families. Donations of
money or provisions always thankfully re-
ceived and judiciously used. Miss Tamer-
son White, Matron ; Miss Harriet Knight,
Assistant.
The Hospital of the Sisters of
Mercy, is in the building adjoining St.
Anne's church, on Shrewsbury St. It is
in charge of the Sisters of St Anne's
Convent By the p^jrment of $3,00 per
year, any person may secure the right to a
bed, with doctor's care, nursing, board and
medicine, during tbe year.
CEMETERIES.
The Hope Cemetery, New Worcester, is
owned by the city« The beautiful location
and fiire natural advantages of this spot,
improved as they have been by the Com-
missioners in charge, render it an attractive
place of resort for citizens and strangers.
Persons who wish, may secure lots by
purchase, at from five to forty dollars, ac-
cording to location, Ac, by application to
the City Treasurer ; and provision is made
for free burials, if families are unable to
purchase lots.
The Rural Cemetery, on Grove street is
the property of a Corporation composed
of the owners of the lots, which includes
a large portion of our older citizens. Con-
stant improvements are going forward
there, showing the good taste of those
having them in charge. It is managed by
a Board of Trustees ; consisting of D.
Waldo Lincoln, President; J. Henry Hill,
Clerk ; Henry W. Miller, T. W. Welling-
ton, C. B. Whiting, George W. Richardson,
George A. Bates. John C. Ripley is
Treasurer.
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
61
MEETINQ-HOUSBS ahd MINISTERS.
Seeond Advent Charch, Central Street.
All Saints Charoh, (Episoopal,) Pearl St.
Rer. Wm.- R. Huntington.
Calvinist, Main St. Rev. S. Sweetq^r.
Charoh of Christ, Thomas St. W. A. S.
Smyth and P. Blaisdell, Elders.
Church of the Unity, Elm Street, Rev. R.
R. Shippen.
Chapel at County House, Rot. R. R. Ship-
pen.
First Baptist, East of Common, Rev. H.
E. Peryear.
First Congregational, (Old South,) Rev.
R. B. Stratton.
Friends, oor. of Chatham and Oxford Sts.
Main Street Baptist, oor. Hermon, Rev.
George B. Gow.
Main St. Methodist, Washhurn Hall, Rev.
J. 0. Peck.
Park St., Methodist, Rev. C. N. Smith.
Mission Chapel, Summer St, Rev. H. T.
Cheever.
New Worcester Methodist, in Union Hall,
Rev. E. W. Virgin.
Pleasant Street Baptist, Rev. D. Weston.
Salem St Church, Rev. M. Richardson.
Second Congregational, Rev. A. Hill, D.D.
Laurel Street Methodist, Rev. A. Canoll.
Spiritualist, Horticultural Hall.
St. Anne's Church, Shrewsbury St., Rev.
J. J. Power.
St John's Church, (Catholic,) Temple St
Rev. P. T. O'Reilley.
Union, Front St., Rev. E. Cutler.
Universal ist, Foster Street.
2ion Methodist, Exchange Street.
RAILROADS.
Boston and Albany Ratlroad, is
formed by the union of the Boston and
Worcester, and the Western Railroads.
Presideht, Chester W. Chapin ; Vice
President, D. Waldo Lincoln ; Treasurer,
Charles E. Stevens ; Clerk, James A.
Rumrill ; Solicitor, Geo. S. Hale.
Boston and Wobcbstbr Ditision. —
Passenger cars leave Worcester 7 times
every week day.
Western Division. Passengers oars
leave Worcester 6 times daily for Albany
and New York. '"
Norwich and Worcester. Accommo-
dation ears leave in the morning and af-
ternoon, daily. The steamboat train
leaves for New York each evening at
about 7 o'clock. A train from Webster
arrives at 6.45 A. M. and returns at 6.30
P.M.
Providence and Worcester. Passen-
ger and freight trains pass over the road
daily from Green Street. A train from
Uxbridge arrives before 7 A. M., and re-
turns at 7 P. M.
Worcester and Nashua. Cars pass
over the road dkily, three times each way,
connecting at Groton Junction with trains
for Lowell, Fitchburg, Boston and Town-
send. Office in Worcester Bank Block,
Foster St F. H. Kinnicutt, President;
Charles S. Turner, Superintendent ; T. W.
Hammond, Treasurer.
Fitchburg and Worcester. Cars run
to and from Worcester in connection with
all the trains on the Worcester i^d Nashua
railroad. H. A. Blood, Superintendent
STAGES AND OMNIBUSES.
From Worcester to Paxton, West Rut-
land, Coldbrook, Smith ville, Barre Plains,
Barre, Petersham, Athol, Dana, North
Dana, Millington, North New Salem and
Orange, leave the Bay State House, daily,
at 10 A. M., and 4 P. M. Arrive in Wor-
cester at 9.30 A. M. and 3.45 P. M.
To Holden, Rutland, and Hubbardston,
from General Stage office, at 4 P* M. Ar-
rive at 9-30 A. M.
To Shrewsbury, Northboro', and Marl-
boro^, from Waldo House at 3-45 P. M.
Arrive at 9-30 A. M.
To Paxton and Oakham^ from 163 Main
Street, at 4 P. M. Arrives at 9 A. Mr.
To New England Village and Grafton,
from 207 Main St, at 10-15 A. M., and
4-30 P. M. Arrives at 9 and 2-15.
To Cherry Valley, Leicester and Qpenoer,
from 207 Main St, at 4-30 P. M. Arrives
at 9 A. M.
To Cherry Valley and Leicester, from
207 Main Street at 10-30 A. M., and 4-30
P. M. Also, at 9 P. M., Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Arrives at 9, 2-30 and 7.
New Worcester Omnibus, leaves New
Worcester at 6-30, 8-15 and 10-30 A. M.,
1-30, 3-30 and 6-45 P. M. Returning,
leaves Mrs. Dorman's, 207 Main Street at
7, 9-30, 10-30, and 12 A« M.,2-30, 4-30 and
9 P. M.
South Worcester Omnibus, leaves foot
of College Street at 6-15 and 8.30 A. M.,
and 2, 5-30 and 6-45 P. M. Returning,
leave Bay Sute House at 6-45 and 10-30
A. M., and 4, 6-15 and 9 P. M. Sundays
leave South Worcester at KX A. M., and 2
and 6-30 P. M. Returning, leave after
church services on each trip.
Express Business is done on all the
railroads : also, by the stage drivers on all
the routes out of Worcester, and by Ex-
press wagons to most of the neighboring
towns.
A Free Public Market has been es-
tablished in Worcester, consisting of the
sidewalks and adjacent street on each side
of the City Hall, and (ta the north side it
has been protected by a substantial roof.
aENBRAL INFORMATION.
Here anj person having meats, fish, vege-
tables, fruit, Ac, for sale, maj offer them
each forenoon, and through the day on
Saturday. The design is to give opportu-
nity for the producers to meet the consum-
ers, and supply their wants without the in-
tervention of middle-mcQ, who have here-
tofore had the credit of absorbing too much
of the prices paid for provisions without a
suitable equivalent. The experiment so
far works well, and the market will doubt-
less in time grow into a very useful and
creditable institution.
Valuattoh, Taxatiok, Ac, in Wor-
CBSTBR. — The books of the Assessors show
the following results for the last two years,
showing a decided increase in all the items
except taxation and sheep !
1868. 1867.
No. of Polls, 9187 8641
Beal Estate, $17,420,860.00 $16,608,960.00
Personal Prop'y, $8,799,860.00 $8,427,960.00
Total Tax, $838,009.62
Rate of Taxation, $12.8o per m.
No. of Dwelling Houses, 8849
No. of Horses, 1676
No. of Cows, 1217
No. of Sheep. 166
No. of acres of land taxed, 21,096
$419,276.16
$17.60 per m.
8642
1608
1169
208
21,096
Tax,
State,
County,
City,
1868.
40,860.00
17,274.62
280,476.00
Wards. Polls. Minors.
1
2
8
4
6
6
7
8
1280
1216
726
666
997
1480 1186
1184 1006
1276
934
870
866
624
892
Non-BesldentSy
Beal Estate.
$2,708,800
1,820,760
1,866,800
1,638,450
1,434,700
1,790,100
2,064,160
, 8,079,100
1,638,600
1867.
102460.00
18,426.16
298,700 00
Pezs. Estate.
$1,869,300
969,300
883,600
924,860
496,800
947,700
717,160
1,787,760
274,600
9137 6460 $17,420^ $8,790,860
WORCBSTBR Co. HORTICULTURAL SO-
CIETY. — F, H. Dewey, President; B. W.
Lincoln, Secretary and Librarian ; F. Wm.
Paine, Treasurer. The annual exhibition
of Flowers and Fruits in the hall of the
Society, in September, has attracted much
attention, and given a great impulse to the
cultivation of good fruit in this vicinity.
Exhibitions of Fruits, Flowers, Ac, and
conversations in relation to them, are held
in the Library room on Thursday after-
noons, which has proved interesting to
those who have found time to attend. A
select Library of more than 1000 volnmea
is open to members Thursday afternoons.
Eighth Internal Retbhue District.
— On account of the change in the internal
revenue law, the 8th Internal Revenue Dis-
trict, Mass., Col. Ivors Phillips, Worces-
ter, assessor, has been reorganized. There
now are ten districts, in place of twenty-
four as formerly, arranged and officered as
follows :
Division No. 1. — Worcester, Wm. E.
Starr, assistant assessor.
No. 2 — Boylston, West Boylston , Hol-
den and Rutland ; Ethan Davis, Holden
assistant assessor.
No. 3 — Oakham, New Braintree, North
Brookfield, West Brookfield and Warren ;
Hiram Knight, North Brookfield, assistant
assessor.
No. 4 — Brookfield, Paxton, Spencer and
Leicester ; Emerson Stone, Spencer, assist-
ant assessor.
No. 5 — Southbridge, Sturbridge and
Charlton ; Sylvester Dresser, Southbridge,
assistant assessor.
No. 6 — Dudley, Webster, Oxford, Au-
burn and Millbury ; Edwin May, Webster,
assistant assessor.
No. 7 — Douglas, Sutton, Northbridge
and Uxbridge : Lyman Parsons, Douglas,
assistant assessor.
No. 8 — Milford Blackstone, Mendon,
Upton and Grafton ,* James K. Davis, Mil-
ford, assistant assessor.
No. 9 — Southboro, Westboro, Northboro
and Shrewsbury ; Dexter Newton, South-
boro, assistant assessor.
No. 10— Medway, Franklin, Belling,
ham, Wrentham, Foxboro and Walpole;
Stephen W. Richardson, Franklip, assis-
tant assessors.
Collector of Irtbrital Revenue.
A. B. R. Sprague, Worcester. Office in
Post Office Block, Pearl Street.
Deputy Collectors. Charles E.
Phelps, Worcester. David M. Earle, North
Brookfield. John G. M. Curtis, Milford.
Charles S. Mason, Walpole.
WORCESTER DIRECTORY.
CO
Abbott B. W. auctioneer, 291 Main, h 2 Gates block, Trum- ^
Abbott Charles, at J. W. Jordan's, bds 24 Beacon [bull sq o
Abbott C. C. machinist, h 1 Abbott ^
Abbott Daniel, fireman on Nashua R. R. bds 12 Shelby '^
Abbott Edwin C. painter, h 9 Lagrange
Abbott E. E. h cor Pleasant and Hudson
Abbott (Frederick E.) & Estabrook, (G. H.) claim agents, 7 g
Central Exchange, h 2 George 3.
Abbott Hubbard, bootmaker, h 9 Lagrange ^
Abbott Roger A. (Ingalls & A.) h 6 Sycamore ^
bercrombie Mrs. Austin, h Grafton 2
Ackley Mrs. A. L. h 28 Mechanic [chanic 5-
Ackley Eugene, clerk at W. & N. R. R. office, bds 28 Me- o^
ADAMS ASA B. printer, 212 Main, h 42 Chandler S
Adams Miss Aurilla A. dressmaker, 82 Main o_
Adams Bowen, jr., carpenter, 94"Southbridge 5"
Adams Charles, carpenter, h 57 Southbridge ^^
Adams Charles B. cold iron puncher, h Highland ^'
Adams Charles E. clerk, 186 Main, bds King ^
Adams Cyrus P. tinman, h 31 Portland o^
Adams E. N. stable, Pleasant, bds 82 Pleasant »
Adams Miss E. h 9 Thomas -
Adams Fiank H. clerk at 219 Main, bds 23 Park ^
Adams Gabriel, laborer, h Langdon ^
Adams Geo. A. teacher, h 1 Dix Po
Adams Geo. S. machinist, h 1 Goddard co
Adams Geo. S. shoemaker, bds 26 Salem cd
Adams Henry B. farmer, bds Millbury avenue ?•"
ADAMS HENRY B. silk dyer, Grove ' [37 Salem _
Adams Henry C. fruit and confectionery, 28 Southbridge, h "
Adams Herbert E. clicker, bds cor Beacon and Charlton
Adams Hezekiah, farmer, Millbury avenue 2?
Adams Hiram B. h 23 Park o
Adams Mrs. James, h 1 Goddard ^
Adams John, machinist, bds 1 Goddard =
Adams John, at 71^ Main, h 2 Maple place *^
Adams John C. clicker, h 7 William %
Adams John F. (Harris & A.) 158 Main, h 2 Dix —
Adams John L. carpenter, h 11 Winter S
Adams J. Q. accountant. Grove Mills, h 19 Prescott ^
Adams John Q. glazier, bds 29 Portland ^
Adams J. Q. laborer, h 9 Pond 5"
Adams Joseph B. teacher, bds 26 Pleasant ^
Adams Lewis, carpenter, h Wood s square
CHA9. A. xx!]ff]V£ir dc CO., ];< v n: s s » YAAJ),
nUAWsbarj fttrcef, jB»t below iras]iliiir<<»i> ftqiiare, WoremmUbr^
64 WOECESTKR A DIRECTORY.
Adams Miss Marilla, dressmaker, h 30 Main
^ Adams R. W. bootmaker, at 42 Southbridge
-!:a Adams William W. machinist, h 7 Gold
•J- Adams William, armorer, h Harrison
8, Adams William A. jobber, h Abbott
^ Adams W. J. shoemaker, bds 7 Myrtle
^ Adams Xenophon H. painter, h 48 Mason
•^ Adriatic jyiills. Armory street
^ Ager John, machinist, h 24 Winter
jS Ager John, farmer, Leicester, Valley Falls
g Ager John F>. clerk, bds Leicester, V. F.
•» Ahern Michael, marble polisher, h Hibernia
5 .Aiken Henry P. painter, bds Farmers hotel [mer
g Aiken L. A. clerk at Barnard, Sumner & Co.'s, bds 77 Sum-
2 AINS WORTH H. L. music teacher, 12 Clark's block
^ AITCHISON GEORGE T. carriage manufacturer, and re-
3 pository, 22 School, h 55 Front
S Albee Amos P. manuf 'r extracts, essences, &o., h 2 Portland
^ Albee Asa, machinist, h North ville [bridge
2 Albee Edwin, painter, rear Spurr's drug store, h 36 Soiith-
■>» Albee H. C. S. butcher, bds cor Arch and Carroll
^ Albee John N. overseer at Hopeville, h 3 Tirrell
S Albeiser Joseph, blacksmith, h cor Lafayette and Lamartine
•g Albertson William R. bookkeeper, Bay State Shoe Co. h
^ Albro Ephraim, brakeman on N. & W. U. R. [Merrick
g Alden Benjamin, teamster, bds 16 Myrtle [Kansas
g Alden J. Brown, painter, Cleveland & Co. h Cambridge, cor
^ Alden Josiah, woodworker, bds Cambridge, cor Kansas
"g Aid on Julius E. musical inst. maker at Taylor's & Farley's,
S Alden Thomas, caprenter, bds 2 Hermon h 53 Chandler
^ Aldrich Austin J. carpenter, bds 2 Oread
*5 Aldrich Calvin, brakeman, bds 1 1 Newton
^ Aldrich Cyrenus, manufacturer turning tables, h 10 High
2 Aldrich C. D. commission merchant, 1 Gates block, Trumbull
^ Aldrich Edward W. mason, h 35 Orange [square
z Aldrich Elbridge, carpenter, h 15 Providence
§ Aldrich George W. clerk, bds 2 Oread
^ Aldrich Mrs. G. W. cloak maker, 146 Main, bds 2 Oread
5 Aldrich J. M. cigars, &c., 1 Mechanic, h 4 Salem
Jg Aldrich Mrs. Jonathan, bds 3 Crown
g Aldrich M. A. associate editor of Spy h 44 Chandler [place
h- Aldrich Pardon W. & Co. flour, 4 Fobes block, bds Bartlett
§ Aldrich Paine, manufacturer turning tables^ 8 High, h 1 High
^ Aldrich P. Emory, counsellor, 1 Cent'l Ex., h 38 Elm
2 Aldrich Thomas 1^. carpenter, h 81 Chandler
o Aldrich Mrs. •Wm. D. h 2 Oread
uj Alexander f Arad) & Martin, truckmen. Temple, h Waverly
^ Alexander Frank E. clerk B. & A. freight oflBlce, bds Waver-
23 Alexander Isaac H. carpenter, h Prescott [ly cor Coral
^ Alexander Nell, boot treer, h 16 Liberty
Alger Mrs. Susan E. h 6 Laurel
Allen Charles L. farmer h Salisbury
WORCESTER A DIRBCTORT. &5
Allen Albert S. piano tuner at W. E. Chandler & Go's
Allen Alphonso, barber at 317 Main, bds 7^ Charles «.
Allen Asa M, brads, nails, &c., Union, h 2 Prospect
Allen B. D. organist and music teacher, 367 Main, Scott's fC
Allen Charles, carpenter, bds 14 Williams [block, h May
Alien Charles, machinist, bds 10 Goddard 2
Allen Charles, 285 Main, h 39 Elm o
Allen Charles, jr., bds 39 Elm g
Allen Charles F. real estate broker, 218 Main, h 48 Austin <
Allen Charles L. armorer, h Salisbury ^
Allen David B. teamster, h 4 Lamartine r^
Allen Ethan & Co. (S. Forehand and H. C. Wads worth) man- "
ofacturer of firearms, near Junction, h 320 Main q
Allen Mrs. E. A. teacher of music, h 20 Portland fmer no
Allen F. N, clerk at W. A N. R. R. bds 2 Woods block, Sum- d
Allen Rev. Geo. room south entry, up stairs, Waldo lolock 2
Allen George L. machinist at Witherby, Rugg & Richardson's i
Allen (George L. & Reed (L. R. S., boots and shoes, Ameri- -
can House block, h 43 Pleasant
Allen Geo. P. (A. P. Kendrick & Co.) h cor Park and Green
Allen Harding M. maichine operator, bds 18 Portland ^
Allen Henry, carpenter, bds 63 Front -0
Allen Henry J. policeman, h 82 Pleasant U}
Allen Henry W. bds Bay State house ^
Allen Horace, machini^, h 1 Kendall >
Allen James C. butcher, bds 270^ Main r-
Allen James F. h 1 Everett ^
Allen John E. clerk for Estabrook Ss Herrick, bds 270^ Main q
Allen Joseph M. laborer, h Forest m
Allen J. W. mason, bds 2 Harris ^
Allen Lucius S. h 45 Pleasant ^
Allen Moses, blacksmith, h 7^ Charles
Allen Moses B. teamster, h 3 BigeUw court ^3
Allen S. teamster, bds Farmer's hotel lo
Allen Mrs. S. h 36 Elm [ter, h 8 Sycamore «*-
Allen Willard E. trunk and harness maker, Bank block, Fos- ^
Allen William, bookbinder, bds 18 Summer ^
Allen William, foreman machinist at Court Mills, h Soho Cot- 2
tage Forest avenue
Allen William, stone layer, h 12 Liberty 2
Allen William C. clerk, h 22 Elliot [Forest avenue 3
Allen William P. machinist at Court Mills, bds Soho Cottage, {Jj
Allen William T. agent for J. Walker & Co., h 22 Elliot H}
Allen Miss Delia, dressmaker, h 104 Pleasant
Allier Francis, shoemaker, 104 Pleasant <
ALLIS PHEBE, taik)ress,163 Main O
Allison James, moulder, h 54 Salem 30
Allison William, carpenter, h Lan&fdon ^
AUman John, cigar maker, 301 Main, bds 49 Salem ^
Allstin Daniel, engineer at Baker's box shop ^
Allyn William R. h East cor Farwell* p
Alton A. A. carpenter, h cor Beacon and Oread
RooiTli Mid DrvMcd Hemlock, Spraco and Pine,
Cbwk A* Xeaaej * Cm^ Mirewtliarjr 0tr««t Xnaiber Yard.
66 Worcester A directory,
Amaron Mdlle. Louisa teacher of French at Oread
. Ambrose Ezekiel, brakeman, bda 32 Irving
!? Ames A. P. teamster for Sumner Pratt, 22 Front
g Ames Edwin, mason, h 54 Austin
g Ames E. J. clerk, 2 Bay State block
bo Ames Horace H. farmer, h 214 Pleasant
-- Ames Hiram H. carriage and harness maker, h and shop N. W.
.2 Ames Lorenzo, mason, bds 64 Austin
*§ Ames William, mason, bds 64 Austin
!? Ames Plow Company, Court Mills, Union
*§ Amidon Charles, machinist, bds 32 Beacon [13 Clinton
ts Amidon Charles C. clerk at S. R. Heywood's, 288 Main, bds
«i Amidon John, at Graton & Knight's, 87 Front, bds Jail
S. Amidon Mrs. Mila, h 32 Beaoon
1 Anderson William^ clerk, h 3 Liberty
-g Anderson William, machinist, bds 4 Winter
* Andrews Albert W. carpenter at Court Mills, h 15 Lincoln
oi Andrews Charles C. foreman at S. C. Andrews', h Charlton
.E cor Beacon [Southbridge
z Andrews Daniel F. pattern maker, Merrifield's building, h 29
CO Andrews Henry, pattern maker at N. Y. Steam Engine Co
2 Andrews John, h 9 School
J^ Andrews John A. physician, Flagg's block
g Andrews John H. machinist, bds 17 Mechanic
^ Andrews Oscar L. painter, h Prescott
_2 Andrews S. C. shoe inanuf'r, 84 Southbridge* h 7 Sycamore
^ Andrews Stephen, click, 84 Southbridge, h cor Main and
=: Andrews Wm. at Court Mills, bds 33 Thomas [Myrtle
S Andrews Wm. H. pattern maker at "N. Y. Steam Engine Co.
Angell Martin, hackman for Kendrick & Co., h 8 Water
Anger Augustus, blacksmith, h 8 Oxford
o Anger Frank, carriage smith, h 33 Mulberry
_ Angier Austin, laborer, h 8 Arch
> Angier Philander A. woodworker, bds 8 Arch
o Anglum Daniel, laborer, h 3 East Central
^^ Anglum John W. teamster, bds 3 E. Central
g; Anschutz Fred, armorer, bds 2 Lunelle
t Anthony Arnold, teamster, h Quinsigamond
u4 Apperson Mrs. James, h 15 Chandler [em depot
£ ARCADE MALLEABLE IRON CO., Grafton near West-
3 Ariel Isaac, hair dresser, 317 Main, bds 2 Washington
Sg Arlen John W. mason, bds 26 Grove
Q Arley James, laborer at W. A. Wheeler's
3 Armbruster Mrs. A. P. cigar manufacturer, h Bartlett place
o Armsby J. M. C. h 24 Main
S Armstrong James, wire worker, bds 34 Grove
S Armstrong Miss Jane, h 47 Washington
-c Arnold Albert, miller, h Quinsigamond
o Arnold Alberp, wool grader, h Canterbury
^ Arnold Albert 2d, moulder, bds 7 Endicott
Arnold Cyrus, soap maker, h 253 Pleasant ♦
Arnold Charles H. job wagon, h Cambridge, South Worcester
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SlUnCrles, GlaplMiiJird* and Iiatlis. Clias. A. V«mb«j A Co. ,
•lirew«l>arj Atreeti JTawt below "WmahAuf^n Mqjuur^.
WORCESTER A DIRECTORT. 57
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Arnold Charles O. carpenter, bds Cambridge S. W.
Arnold E. H. salesman at S. J. Wilcox A Co's, bds 6 Irving
Arnold Edward, farmer, bds Quinsi^amond ^ j£
Arnold George E. clicker at J. Walker's, h 98 Main
Arnold George W. clerk at A. H. Ward's, bds 14 Trumbull P
Arnold James G. solicitor of patents, 12 Bank block, h 7 Har* o
Arthur James, laborer, h Charles [vard O
Arthur Mrs. Wmu h 8 Burt ^
Ash James, laborer, h 24 Winter [Jl
Ash Patrick, machinist, h Wood's square, Suffolk
Ash Robert, laborer, h 3©" Shrewsbury ^
Ashkettle William, painter, h 37 Austin m
Ash worth George, engineer, h 19 Liberty !g
Ashworth John, spinner, h Millbury
Ashworth (Thomas) & Jones ( Edward) manufacturers, Lei- H
Atherton Alfred, carpenter, h Smith place [cester, V. F. ^
Atherton Charles H. machinist, h 32 John
Atherton David, carpenter, h 45 Washington C
Atherton Fred A. carpenter, bds 8 Maple -|
Atkins William, machinist, bds rear 6 Madison ^
Atherton G. P. carpenter, bds 3 Prospect -|
Athy Andrew, bootmaker, h 11 Spring
Atkins W. W. machinist, bds 6 Madison 2
Atkinson Amos, policeman, h 35 Mulberry -<
Atnew Peter, tailor, h 2 Bridge [^
Atwood C. W. carpenter, h 2^ Lamartine CD
At wood David F. mason, h Assonet ^
Atwood Francis W. card maker, h Providence cor Jefferson ^
Atwood George H. (Cobb & Co.) h 51 Pleasant
Atwood Matthias B. woodworker, h 5 Queen 5
Aubertin Augustus, machinist, h 4 Brown H
Auger Edmund, shoemaker, h rear 66 Front ^
Austin .Addison A. carpenter, h rear 2 Woodland >
Aust^iu Alpheus B. cabinet maker, 23 Southbridge 22
Austin Edwin G. last maker, h 14 Elliot ^
Austin George W. constable, h 29 Southbridge o
Austin Haskell, boarding house. Quins igamond ^
Austin Orlando H. clicker, h 20 Coral S
Austin Robert B. pattern maker, h 35 Beacon
Austin Sampson, h Adriatic S. W. ^
Austin Samuel, foreman at Wire Mills, h Cambridge S. W.
Avery Andre, machinist, bds 3 Fobes block JjJ
Avery Mrs. Sarah, h 31 Main «■
Avery F. J. carpenter at Richardson, Meriam & Co's, h 11
Ary John, at Bigelow's shoe shop, bds 16 Central [Foundry
Ayres Charles R. clerk Ames Plow Co., h 1 Mulberry court
Ayres Mrs. Horace, h 18 Pleasant
Ayres Horace C. clerk Wilcox <fc Co. bds 18 Pleasant 22
Ayres Samuel, wire worker, h Holden ^
Ayres Warren, box maker, 22 Orange - rn
Ayres Winsor, boot crimper, h 83 Summer II|
Ayres William A. painter, h Orchard '
WMAJOLmm, XKHEBSR and HKATir JTOXSV fantlslied to oWl«r.
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68 WOBCESTBR B DIRECTOET.
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Babbitt Samuel F. carpenter, h N. Ashland
Babbitt Thomas H. machinist, h 49 Central
Sabbitt William E. machinist, h 10 Harrison
abcock Chester K. building mover, h 2 Austin
§ Babcock Edmund B. at T. K. Earle & Co's, bds 4 Vine
Babcock E. A. (J. Todd & Co.,) h 19 Clinton
^ Babcock J. P. at Adams Express, bds 9 Maple
a Bachant Anthony, carriage maker, h Suffolk
^ Back William, machinist, h 11 Spruce
•g Back William T. machinist, bds 11 Spruce
^ Bacon Albert D. shoemaker, bds 26 Salem
QC Bacon Alvin, cook at Hospital
g Bacon Charles L. mechanic at Hospital
. Bacon Henry, counsellor, 1 Cent'l Ex., bds 22 Elm
^ Bacon John E. bds Lincoln house, 3 Elm
'^ Bacon J. E. master transportation Pro v. R. R. h 12 Lincoln
^ Bacon J. Frank, music teacher, bds Lincoln House
S Bacon John H. box maker, h 24 Laurel
M Bacon John W. machinist, h Piedmont near Chandler
Bacon Martin, engineer on B. So A. R. R. bds 8 Grafton
ei Bacon Miles, soap maker, h S. Worcester
1-t Bacon Nathan P. clerk at S. J. Wilcox, bds 26i(igh
-^ Bacon Peter C. counsellor, 1 Central Exchange, h 22 Elm
^ Bacon Samuel, machinist, bds 45 Southbridge
"g Bacon Thomas, marble worker, h 30 Elliot
* Badjo John, carder, bds Valley Falls
5 Badger Alex, carpenter, bds 15 Central
P0 BAGLEY E. A. & Co. (E. M. Boynton,) screw mannfactu-
£ rers, 12 Central, h Eaton BloGk,Main
§ Bagley Moses, machinist, bds Eaton Block, Main
6 Bailey Benjamin F. farmer, h Bailey, Tatnuck
^ Bailey C. C. & Co., carpets <fec., 146 Main, bds 44 Front
Bailey George Q. shoemaker, bds 5 Charles
'S Bailey George, h 24 Grafton
3 Bailey George W. carriage trimmer, h 78 Front
-d* Bailey George W. pattern maker, bds 24 Grafton
^ Bailey James S. clerk, bds 1 Prescott
^ Bailey Nelson, carriage maker, h 6 Mulberry
^ Bailey S. A. clerk, h 17 Grove
^ Bailey William, laborer, h 5 Pink
•C Bailey William D. blacksmith, h 27 Shelby
p4 Baird Hiram, clicker, h 80 Southbridge
S Baird Loring. clicker, bds 80 Southbridge
Baird Thomas N. carpenter, h 1 Edward
g BAKER CHARLES & Co. (William J. Baker,) lumber man-
g ufactu rers and dealers, Manchester, h Salisbury
^ Baker Charles, moulder, h cor Gold and Assonet
12 Baker David, blacksmith, h 54 Exchange
H Baker David Jr., boottreer, bds 54 Exchange
^ Baker D. A. clerk, bds 4 Webster
Baker David J.livery stable and hotel, 4 Webster
Baker E. K. clerk bds 41 Sum mer
BASXBRIV, ^frSSmnM aail CAITAOA PlUfl, by the Cm or In Tftrd»
WOBCBSTER B BIBEOTOBT. 59
Baker Healey, shoe manufacturer, 313 Main, h 8 Irying
Baker Henry, hostler, h 4 Central
Baker Henry S. dicker, h 1 Church CO
Baker James, bds Salisbury o
Baker James H. carpenter, h 40 Portland a
Baker John P. at Pease <fe Co's, h 17 Clinton
Baker J. L. bds 19 Laurel g
Baker Lovell, h 19 Laurel o-
Baker Luther, clerk, bds Swan's hotel C/)
Baker L. H. clerk, at Exchange hotel ^
Baker Mrs. Mary G. homeopathist, h 7 Pearl B'
Baker Peter, wire drawer, bds 14 Cherry
Baker R. Ellis, musical instrument maker, bds 18 Pleasant S
Baker Samuel, cigar maker, h 11 Vine ^
Baker Warren, manufacturer, h Leicester S'
Baker William J. (C. Baker A Co.) h 8 Oxford S
Baker Rev. Zephanfah, librarian Public library. Elm ^
Balcom Augustus, carpenter, h cor Austin & Merrick "^
Balcom A. H. painter, for E. W. Vaill, h 3 RusseU ct. =
Balcom Ellas T. h Belmont ^
Balcom Gideon, shoemaker, h 4 S. Irving g[
Balcom William H. h 88 Pleasant [Spruce ^
Baldwin Charles, stone cutter, for D. M. Woodti^ard, h 3 -»,
Baldwin Charles C. (J. D. Baldwin & Co.) bds 18 Oxford 5
Baldwin Chas. W. machinist, bds 22 Beacon g
Baldwin Charles H. plumber, h rear 12 William cT
Baldwin James, laborer, bds 27 Gold e>
Baldwin Edward, laborer, h 27 Gold [Daily Spy, 264 Main ^
Baldwin John D. A Co. proprietors and publishers of Wor. j^
Baldwin John D. editor of Spjr, h 18 Oxford *=»-
Baldwin John S. (J. D. Baldwin A Co.) h 35 Chatham s
Baldwin William, at western depot, h 22 Temple £.
Ball Allison, at Morae & Smith's, bds 80 Main ^
Ball D. M. carpenter, h 16 Lincoln S+
Ball Edw. W. (Clark, Sawyer & Co.) h 8 Wellington g
Ball HoUis, at wire mills, h 20 Prescott, S. W. -^
Ball Homer J. wire drawer, h Quinsigamond ^
Ball Horace, carpenter, bds 29 Portland
Ball Lyman E. baggage master Nashua R. R. h 12 Market
Ball Lewis F. carpenter, bds 11 Maple r^
Ball Phiiieas, city engineer, City Hall, h 15 Elliot co
BALL RICHARD & CO. (E. P. Halsted,) manufacturers of ^
wood working machinery, 28 School, h 12 Chestnut, cor c)
Walnut 5
Ball Wm. watchman at B. & W. Depot, bds 9 Ma{>le ^
Ballard Charles, Insurance agent, 1 1 King, near Main r^
Ballard Cha's H. (Wood ifc B.) h M't Vernon -
Ballard Frederick, salesman at Grove st. Lumber yard, bds O
Ballard J. L. machinist, bds 46 Orange [16 Portland "S
Ballard John S. <fc Co. groceries, 38 Front, h Vernon g.
Ballard Salem L. machinist, h 46 Orange ?
Ballord Mars h all S. h 16 Portland
Partlcalar attention paid ta faralahlnc l«nniber bj the Cmr liaad*
CHAS ▲• Tl&NMEY dcCO.
60 WOBCESTER B DIRECTORY.
Ballou Arnasa, painter, 6 Pleasant, up stairs, h 36 Chatham
Ballou (Arnold) & Ross, (Asa) spindle manuf rs Northville, h
Ballou Arnold B. spindle maker, bds Millbrook [Millbrook
"S Ballou Albert F. painter, h Merrick
£ Ballou Frank, teamster, bds Farmers Hotel
* Ballou George D. painter, k Merrick
,g Bancroft Charles L. teamster, h Webster
£ Bancroft Chester, h 1 Hermon
^ Bancroft Clinton A. carpenter, bds 19 Park
OD Bancroft Enoch, farmer, h Lincoln
^ Bancroft George, (J. H. Jenkins & Co.) bds 18 Pleasant
Bancroft Gustavus C. clerk at Barnard & Sumner's, h 23
Bancroft Isaac A. box maker, h 49 Chandler [Salem
2 Bancroft James H. 2 Central Exchange, h 3 Cottage
O Bancroft •, at wire mills, bds 43 Summer
g Bancroft John A. h 7 Vernon
^ Bancroft Lorin^ F. farmer h SouthbridgeJ South Worcester
Bancroft N. W. machinist, h 36 Beacon
§ Bancroft Otis H, at wire works, h 4 Elizabeth
H Bancroft Mrs M. h 3 Orchard
^ Bancroft Timothy, farmer, h Lincoln
* Bancroft Mrs. Timothy W. h 60 Front
^ Bancroft William F. machinist, h 36 Beacon
^ BANGS ANSON A Co. (E. P. Bangs) dealers in eave
QQ troughs, Foster near Union, h Hollywood, near Wood-
M Bangs Edward P. (A. Bangs. & Co.) bds Hollywood [land
55 Banister Emory, h 3 Harvard
Pi Banister Mrs. Samuel, h 13 Maple
S Bannan John, file cutter, bds 32 Beacon
H Banning Erastus M. h Mill, Tatnuck
S Bano Levi, laborer, h Bloomingdale
P^ Barber Albert, at wire works, h 4 Pratt
Barber Albert J. carpenter, h Trowbridgeville
^ Barber Mrs. Benjamin, h Silver
Q Barber Calvin, shoe manufacturer, 1 Bangs block, h Kilby
g Barber. E. P. clerk at A. H. Hammond's, bds Silver
§ Barber E. W. at Smith & Murdock's, h 47 Central.
^ Barber George, (Bigelow & B.) h 36 Portland
•^ Barber George A. wire worker, h Pratt
^ Barber George F. bootmaker, bds 19 Orchard
(a Barber Henry D. bookkeeper for A. L. Burbank, bds 20 Park
§^ Barber Isaac, carriage maker, h 15 Laurel
Barber John P, farmer. Granite
§ Barber Josiah, washing fluid, h 3 Franklin
^ Barber Levi H. farmer, h 19 Orchard
Barber Mrs. Lucy A. dressmaker, h 20 Park
Barber Misses, h 1 5 Portland
M Barber Silas, farmer. West Boylston
Barber Theodore, bootmaker, h 1 9 Orchard
Barber Thomas, porter at the Bay State House, h 14 Arch
Barber Walter, forger, h Cambridge, S. W.
Barber William T. farmer. West Boylston
'' At CHAS. A. TBNNEY & CO.*S, Shrewsbory St.,
•▼ery description <ef Boase BiiiMiB« Ijanber may bo foaad*
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WORCESTER B DIRECTORY; 61
Barbour Horace E. clicker, h 20 Bowdoin
Barbour Isaac R. Jr. agent Mass. Mut. Life Ins. Co. 5 Biin-
lev Hall, h 11 Chandler
BARBOUR WILLIAM C. general agent Security Life Ins. _
Co. 3 Front st Exchange, h 16 Bowdoin "*»
Barcelons Edward, shoemaker, bds 2 Central *§
Bardwell James B. h 6^ Laurel [3 Clinton ^
Barker Alonzo E. clerk at Finlay, Lawson and Kennedy's, h g"
Barker Bazzil C. hair dresser, 105 Summer, h Trumbull Sq'r <
Barker Calvin W. armorer at F. Wesson's
Barker Charles R. clerk, h 13 Reservoir
Barker Charles W. job wagon, h Granite S"
Barker G. V. job wagon, h rear 131 Main o.
Barker Mrs. H. E. b 44 Chatham o
Barker Henry, painter, bds 22 Central ^
Barker George W. watchman, h Florence
Barker Jesse D. policeman, h Lafayette, cor Washington w
BARKER JOSIAH G. carriage maker, 53 Union, h 13 Reser- ^
Barker Levi, cutter at Bigelow's, h 31 Park [voir ^
Barker Richard, carpenter, h Plantation S.
Barker Samuel, machinist at Crompton's, bds 26 Millbury
Barker Samuel D. hatter, 325 Main, h 46 Chatham ^
Barlow Jerry, laborer, h 29^ Bowdoin r—
Barlow Wm. laborer, bds 12 Nashua %
Barnard A. B. agt niowing machines, h 1 Crescent 3
Barnard Benajah, truckman and feeding stable, School, h 6 o
Barnard Charles, carpenter, bds 19 Salem [Washington c«*
Barnard Mrs. E. L. h 10 State j^,
Barnard Frank, fireman, bds Farmers hotel g^
Barnard Franklin, Thomsonian, 50 Main
Barnard Frederick J. law student, bds 10 State S"
Barnard George A. farmer, Millbrook ^
Barnard Henry, truckman, h 13 Thomas =f
Barnard John, at 42 Main, bds 50 Main o^
BARNARD JOHN, farmer and slater, Maibrook ^•
Barnard John C. bds 29 Lincoln [12 West ^
Barnard Jonathan, agt Osgood & Co's express, 4 Foster, h *§
BARNARD, (Lewis,) SUMNER (Geo.) & Co. (O. E. Put- =
nam) dry goods, &c. 191 Main, h 29 Lincoln ^
Barnes Alonzo, mechanic, h 1 Austin ar
Barnes Artemus, farmer, h Salisbury 3
Barnes Mrs. Baxter, h 26 Bowdoin g
Barnes F. D. paper hanger, h N. Ashland comer William 3
Barnes Flavel H. baker, h 4' Lincoln ^
Barnes George H. melodeon maker at Taylor & Farley's, !3?
Barnes John, h 45 Elm ' [bds 300 Main g-
Barnes L. L. mechanic, h 1 1 Laurel * jg
Barnes Nathaniel, laborer, h Southbridge S. W.
Barnes Nelson M. carpenter, bds 31 Salem -*3
Barnes Norman E. wheelwright, h Pleasant, Tatnuck p."
Barnes Miss P. A. dressmaker, 141 Main
Barnes Samuel F. furniture painter, h 2 Gold
CJHAS. A. GrSMMEY dc CO., I. V M B B R YAm»,
SbMiwabBrjr 0ti««t, Ja«t below ira«ldafft«a SqoAve, We i - c c— i v
62 W0RCE8TEB B DIBECTORY. ^
Barnes Samuel S. teamster for Learned, Newton Sb Co. h 48
Barnes W. H. B & A. R. R. h 16 Trumbull [Salem
Barney Samuel G. pattern maker, h 39 Austin
Barney Peter, weaver, h 5 Jamesville
Barr A. Lyman, organ tuner, h cor Main & Allen
Barrett Albert H. machinist, bds 11 Salem
Barrett (E. A.) & Randall (Norton) boots and shoes,321 Main
Barrett E. F. shoe finisher, h Byron [h 5 High
Barrett Euster E. coachman at Levi Lincoln's
Barrett George E. machinist, h 1 1 Salem
Barrett Heni'y, pattern maker, h 9 Portland
Barrett J. C. wire works, h 17 Prescott
Barrett James, moulder, h 24 Gold
Barrett John, stone cutter, at A. G. Mann's
Barrett Jos. machinist, Cypress, h 1 1 Salem
Barrett Lincoln W. pattern maker, at Crompton's h 4 Grant
Barrett J. Prescott, fireman, h 20 Green
Barrett Lyman B. at Bradley's car shop, h 39 Washington
Barrett Marvin, machinist, h 46 Salem
Barrett Michael, laborer, h 5 East Central
Barrett Mrs. Mary, h 47 Shrewsbury
Barrett Otis B. carpenter, h Yernon, Quinsigamond
Barrett, (O. S.) Washburn (J. E.) & Co. steam and gas fitters,
Warren block, Pearl
Barrett Patrick, laborer, h 6 East Central
Barrett Samuel D. pattern maker at Crompton's, h 3 Vernon
Barrett Mrs. Sarah, h 1 3 ThomaflS
Barrett Thomas, moulder, h 24 Gold
Barrett Thomas, machinist, bds 116 Southbridge
Barrett Thomas, mason, h Essex court
Barrett Thomas, bootfinisher, bds 7 Spring
Barrett Timothy, vinegar maker, h 37 Washington square
Barrows Alonzo M. machinist, h Leicester N. W .
Barrows D. P. lather, bds rear 32 Main
Barrows E. A. engineer Earle Stove Co. h 3 Carlton
Barrows Edward D. click, h 57 Chandler
Barrows Mrs. Foster, h 22 Central
Barrows Frank, laborer, h Leicester V. F-
Barrows Joseph, shoemaker, h 4 Lamartine
Barrows Joseph, dyer, h Leicester V. F.
Barrows William D. machinist, h 6 Webster
Barry Mrs. Joanna, h 15 East Central
Barry James, laborer, h Prescott
Barry John, farmer, h Lincoln
Barry John G. bootmaker, h 10 Temple
Barry Joseph, laborer, bds Leicester
Barry Robert, shoemaker, h Norfolk
Barry Russell W. carpenter, h 14 Chatham
Barry Thomas, bootmaker, bds 62 Salem
Barstow J. carpenter, bds 39 Sumriler
Barth William, tailor, h Penn Avenue [Main, h 69 Austin
Bartholomew S. B. <fe Co. publishers of Evening Gazette, 212
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WOBCESTBB B DIBBCTOBY. 63
Bartlett J. expressman Prov. A W. R. B. bds 45 Summer
Bartlett Albert, coachman at Lunatic Hospital gj
Bartlett Albert M. machinist, h 2 Laurel [block ^
Bartlett Amory A. foreman for S.R. Hey wood A Co. h Eaton z
Bartlett 0. A. clerk at 251 Main, bds 3* Eaton block, Main S
Bartlett D wight, truckman, bds Piedmont near Main • o
Bartlett Ephraim W. letter carrier, bds Exchange hotel z
Bartlett George A. carpenter, h 11 Austin n j,
Bartlett H. M., clerk, bds 84 Pleasant -j
Bartlett John, farmer, Grafton o
Bartlett J. H. machinist, bds Farmer's hotel ^
Bartlett J. M. dick at H. B. Fay's, h 14 Newbury o
Bartlett Jonas, h 23 John |ti
Bartlett Jonas H. woodworker at A. Brown's, bds Farmer's co
Bartlett J. W. h 84 Pleasant [hotel 5
Bartlett Lyman, attendant at hospital z
Bartlett Lvman T. at J. D, Chollar's, h 2 Granite ^
Bartlett Melzar A. woodworker, bds 3 Home >
Bartlett Michael, laborer, Quinsigamond z
Bartlett Miller, bootmaker, h cor Dewey and Chandler z
Bartlett Perley, h 2 Granite ^
Bartlett Phineas, farmer, h 49 Washington ^
Bartlett Theodore H. asst. P. M. h 12 Chatham ^
Bartlett Walter, butcher, bds 3 Fobes' block S.
Barton Austin, carpenter, h 5 Benefit '^
Barton A. S. civil ensineer and architect, h 1 Downing »
Barton C. P. (Cook & Barton) 263 Main
Barton Edmund M. bds 21 High
Barton Mrs. Ellen, h cor King and Chandler
Barton George E. bds 21 High _
Barton George S. (Rice, B. & Co.) h 4 Crown g
Barton George W. mason, 5 Belknap ^
Bai-ton Henry, blacksmith, bds 41 Exchange "^
Barton Henry J. blacksmith, bds Northville 5-
Barton Horace, machinist, bds 41 Exchange Sr
Barton Mrs. Ira M. h 21 High ^
Barton Joseph K. (Howe, Bigelow & Co.) h 5 Benefit §
Barton J. H. machinist, h 13 Myrtle S-
Barton Malcom W. at T. K. Earle's, bds 54 Chatham
Barton Mrs. Margaretta L. K. h 54 Chatham r-
Barton Samuel R. clerk Cent. Mut. Fire Ins. Co., bds 35 Pleas- pc
Barton Reuben L. machinist, h 46 Shelby [ant '</>
Barton Theodore, blacksmith, h 41 Exchange ^
Barton William S. h 23 High t
Bffton William P. mason, h 5 Belknap =
Bascom Henry, at Smyth & Brothers, h 4 Glen ^
Basker Anthony, saloon, h Suffolk ro
Bassett Arthur, brakeman, h 3 Nashua ^
Bassett Joseph M. (Cleveland & B.) h 2 Charlton £.
Bassett Lucius J. carpenter, h cor Austin and Merrick "
Batchelder J. W. R. moulder, h 2 Market
Batchelder O. S. foreman Wood & Light, h 1 Sycamore
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Batchelder Mrs. Sarah A. h 25 Orange
Batchelder William H. bds 25 Orange
Batchelder Hiram W. (Gray & B.) 23 Austin
Batchelder Silas H. carpenter, h cor Beacon and Benefit
Bates Charles, h 13 Arch
b Bates Fred W. at H. Sheldon*s, bds 14 Trumbull
^ Bates George, physician, office 10 Pearl
Bates Joseph N. physician, 10 Pearl
'^ Batson Lewis 0. machinist, bds 22 Exchange
"S, Battelle George L. (E. A. Muzzy & Co.) h 13 Carroll
Battelle Geo. S. h Shrewsbury
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Battelle Joseph W. (Wor. Needle Co.) bds 38 Summer
Battelle Mrs. Mary, h 38 Summer
^ Battey Orrin F. machinist, h Webster square, N. W.
gj Batty Charles, moulder, h Lake, N. W.
Bauer Charles, at wire works, h 23 Grove
5g Bauer Louis, barber, bds 9 Mechanic
BAY STATE FIRE INSURANCE CO., 188 Main
Bay State Shoe and Leather Co., Austin cor High
^ Baylies Mrs. Adolphus, h 3 Trumbull
^ Beach Horace, Life Insurance, Clark's block, h 93 Howard
Beaman G. S. butcher, 77 Pleasant, h 62 Pleasant
5 Beals Edwin C. carpenter, h 11 Carroll
« Beaman Moses S. machinist, h 7 Thomas
^ Beaman Orra W, varnisher, h Main, N. W.
P* Bean E. J. carpenter, bds cor. Adriatic S. W.
^ Bean John, moulder, bds 33 Mulberry
Jg Bean John, laborer, h 33 Mulberry
Bean Joseph, engineer, h 1 Charlton
^ Bean Lewis, moulder, bds 33 Mulberry
'*^ Bean Otis, 'wire packer, h 17 Groye
% Bean S. J. organ and melodeon maker, h 1 Chandler
J^ Beard Jonas H. machinist, h cor Belmont and East
S Beaty Patrick, laborer, h 6 Henry
^ Beaty Thomas, laborer, h 9 Howard
g Beaumont John, manufacturer, h 153 Pleasant
- Beaumont J. J. boottreer, h Pleasant
Beauvais Henry, machinist, h Southgate
Beauvais Theodore F. machinist, h 28 Shrewsbury
Beaumont Abr. W» boottreer, h 34 King
Beaumont Frederick, machinist, bds 34 King
Beauvea Ockti, machinist, h 5 Blake
Beckton William G. at Lucas' tin shop, bds 17 Central
^ Beebe Charles H. bds 26 Salem j^
'^ Belcher Charles, (Maynard & B.) h Pleasant cor Dewey
^ Belden Charles M. teamster, h 13 Central
g Beldin James, at H. W. Miller's, h 21 North Ashland
g Belile Alexander, boot bottomer, Lunelle
S Bell Charles, moulder at Junction foundry
^ Bellows E. H. steam engine builder, h 4 Highland
Bellows Herbert, teamster for E. K. Spaulding's, bds 9 Gold
Bellows Horace, stitcher at Smyth's, bds Chatham place
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Bellows Lyman, fanner, W. Boylston St., Northville
Beltis Thomas, lather, bds 8 Trumbull
Bemis Abel, machinist, h North
Bemis A. J. horse shoer, Market, h 27 Chatham
Bemis Amasa, shoemaker, h 1 Newport
Bemis Bama, clicker, h 61 Summer
Bemis Charles H. mechanic, h 36 Beacon
Bemis Daniel W. steward and treasurer, at Lunatic Hospital
Bemis Edw. boot and shoe store, Harrington cor., h 380 Main
Bemis Elias T. foreman Spy office, h 4 Carroll ^
Bemis Frank, at Adams Express, bds 5 Maple ^
Bemis Henry H. last maker, bds 22 Exchange O
Bemis Henry N. mechanic, h 14 Wilmot <g
Bemis J. Orlando, agt. for Smyth Bros. & Co. h 38 Austin ^
Bemis Merrick^M.D. superintendent of State Lunatic Hospital g
Bemis Nathan T. & Co., livery stable, 34 Exchange, h 20 p-
Bemis Samuel W. at N. T. Bemis', h 1 Dix [Exchange n^
Bemis William W. machinist at Taylor & Farley's, h 23 MyrSe g>
Benchley Mrs. Albert L. h Oread, last house ^^
Benchley J. £. book-keeper, bds 1 King 3'
Benchley James H. machinist, h 1 King ^
Bennett Bausent, whitewasher, h Millbury ^
Bennett Ephraim, at Taylor & Farley's, h 46 Chandler 7
Bennett Edward A. boot bottomer, Lafayette g*
Bennett Mrs. Fannie E. 3 Lincoln House
Bennett Joseph, machinist, h 25 Orchard
Bennett J. C. eating house, 1 and 2 Piper's block, h 9 Hudson 3~
Bennett J. Y. whitewasher, h Millbury cs
Bennett John, filer, h La&yette «^
Bennett Joseph S. machinist at John L. Seavems', bds 21 "
Bennett Patrick, laborer, h Gouldingville [Orchard O
Bennett Samuel H. clerk for F. M. Leach, Mechanic, h 71 =:
Bennett Samuel H. T. carpenter, Apricot [Mechanic (^
Bennett Thomas, U. S. N. h 14 Elliot S
Benson Addison, at Worcester's yeast shop, bds 2 Qlen 2.
Benson Herbert L. painter, h 9 Edward cor Elliot ^
Benson J. H. clerk for H. H. Chamberlin, bds Bay State house r~
Benson H. L. mechanic, bds 12 Glen ac
Bent Charles M. treasurer People's savings bank, bds 43 Elm ^
Bent F. A. boarding house, h 1 Millbury g"
Bent Frank, at Washburn iron Co. ^
Bent Frank H. mechanic, bds 7 Fulton %
Bent John Q. mechanic, h 7 Fulton S^
Begway Jacob, farmer, h Bumcoat ^
Befgen Daniel, laborer at College of Holy Cross ^
Bergen William H. shoemaker, h 22 Beacon ^
Bergen Miss Annie, dress maker, h 25 Oxford [h 61 Front m2
BERNARD GEORGE H. carriage and sign painter,53 Union, s
Berkley Richard H. at M. E. Shattuck's, h 4 School £.
Berrigan John, laborer, h 3 E. Central ^
Berrigan Wm. finisher, bds 3 Central -
Berry Eiias B. clerk at 205 Main, bds Eaton block
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Berry Scotto, h 4 Cottage
Beswick James, wire drawer, h Qainsigamond
S Betterly £dward S. brakeman, h 27 Soathbridge
'^ Bety John, laborer, h 2 Lamartine
'S BeynoD Joseph, carpenter, h 13 Clark's block
g' Bibby John, moulder, h 9 Vernon
"^ Bickford Mrs. Wm. M. bds Bay State house
:S Biciknell A. A. masLciany h 5 Glen
B Bicknell E* P. expressman, h 40 Chandler
|g Bidwell Thomas, laborer, h 4 Lamertine
= Bieberbach Georoe, brewer, h Quinsigamood
g Bieser Ao^ost, cabinet maker, bds 11 Mecbanio
9 Bigelow (Alexander) <fe Barber, (Geo.) satinet maaafiustarers,
"£ Hopeville, h 80 Pleasant
i Bigelow Amos E. (G. C. & A. E.) carpenters, h Mt« Pleasant
*«^ Bigelow Charles A. h 23 Thomas
S Bigelow Charles G. clicker, bds 23 Bowdoin
•§ Bigdow Elijah W. pattern maker, h 11 Lagrange
eZ Bigelow Francis C. h 2 Mt. Pleasant
"S Bigelow George C. <fe A. E. carpenters, Waldo, h 2 Be nefit
^ Bigelow George L. click, bds 3 Fobes' block, Front
t» Bigelow (Henry) A Billings, (Henry,) shoe store, 22 5Main,
e* bds 18 Piymoath [Main, bds Bay State house
* Bigelow (H. W.) & Longley, (Granville A.) clothing, 208
S) Bigelow Horace H. agt. Bay State Shoe and Leather Co. h 16
g Bigelow John J. letter carrier, h 3 Dewey [High
^ Bigelow John S. last maker, bds 3 Foltou
g^ Bigelow John W. wire worker, h 84 Chandler
^ Bigelow Jonah H. (Howe, Bigelow & Co.) h 34 Porthmd
^ Bigelow JoUan F. clicker, bds cor Main and Austin
Si Bigelow Lambert, agent Bay State Shoe and Leather Co. h
.£ High near Austin
z Bigelow Luther H. (Grout Ss B.) 239 Main, bds 310 Main
g§ Bigelow Misses, h 58 Front
•^ Bigelow Samuel B. carder, h 8 Apricot
eg Bigelow Silas, h 100 Southbridge
o Bigelow Walter, farmer, Bumcoat
S Bigelow Walter R. carpenter, h 8 Washington square
ap Billing Mrs. Aaron, h 1 Orange
^ Billings Henry, (Bigelow <fe C.) h 1 Orange
g Billings James B. machinist, h 44 Pleasant
o Bingham Thomas, brick layer, bds 18 Central
o Bingham Thomas, at Washburn iron Co.
cE Bird John, shoemaker, bds Central
tf> Bimbaum Charles, foreman at Grove Mills, h 20 Grove
y Bimbaum Frank, wire drawer»h 23 Grove
2 Bishop Henry F. dentist, h 14 Pearl
fic Bishop J. W. carpenter, bds 24 Green
^ Bissett John, stone cutter, bds 27 Mechanic
^ Bixby Austin W. pattern maker at N. A. Lombard's, h 6
^ Bixby B. sole leather cutter [Edward
Bixby S. R. musician, h Mendon ^^^
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Black 6. C. carpenter, bds 19 Park
Black James, machinist, h Ellsworth ^
Black James E. machinist, h 5 Orange [9 Clinton
Blacker Frank W. bookkeeper for J. H. & G. M. Walker, h ?
Blackman M. £. clerk at Bash <fe Co.'s, bds 2 Wood's block,
Blackmah Warren, teamster, h Gold court [Summer 2
Blackmer Frank T. counsellor, P. O. block, bds 8 West o
Blackmer Hiram M. carpenter, h 27 Main . 2
Blackmer Luther, manuf 'r fruit wines, Bangs blk, fa 9 Shelby <
Blair Mrs. Charles, h Pleasant f^
Blaisdell G. C. machinist, h Colton S. W. p
BLAISDELL PARRITT, manufacturer of machinist tools at "
Junction, h Edward cor Newport q
Blake Bros. (Charles H. & D. D.) machine jobbers, corner 2
Union and Exchange, h 8 Prospect iS
Blake Charles, machinist, h Prescott . 2
Blake D. D. (Blake Bros.) h 10 Shelby g
Blake Edwin C. machinist, h 10 Union
Blake Francis M. machinist, h 23f Hanover [Lincoln bouse
Blake Fred. A. bookkeeper at J. H. & G. M. Walker's, bds ^0
Blake George P. engineer at Merrifield's, h 11 Shelby ^
Blake Henry, farmer, h Greenwood [213 Main, h Laurel "n
Blake (Ira G.) & Robinson, (Wm.H.) watches and' je^welry, 5
Blake James B. Mayor, (office. City Hall,) agent Worcester H
Gas Company, Lincoln, h 18 West ^
Blake John, attendant at hospital r*
Blake Otis L. clerk at 14 Front, h 42 Summer ^
Blake R. Elliot, bookkeeper, h 9 Prospect q
Blake Rufus W. (Loring & B. Organ Co.) h 258 Main rti
Blake Thomas D. tinman, h 10 Shelby 3
Blake Urial T. machinist, h 11 Shelby -|
Blakeslee William H. moulder, h 6 Church
Blanchard Emerson, at wire works, h Brighton |^
Blanchard George, carpenter at N. Y. Steam Engine Works, lo
Blanchard George H. machinist, h Salisbury [h 4 Arch ***
Blanchard Munroe, moulder, h 162 Sonthbridge »
Blanchard Wm. H. h 80 Main >
Blankenhorn Fred, machinist, h 18 Millbury 5
Blankenhorn John, hackman, h 1 Vine
Blest Patrick, laborer, h 3 Ward . ^
Bliss A. L. fruit and confectionery, cor Front and Spring 39
Bliss Edward E. farmer, Woodland place C!
Bliss George L. (Taft, B. & Rice,) h 16 John ^
Bliss Harrison, Central Exchange, h 12 Main cor State
Bliss Timothy S. road maker, h 26 Irving ^
Bliss Wm, at brick yard, bds 12 Main O
Blisson Francis, shoemaker, h 104 Pleasant ^
Blodget Nye P. machinist, h 6 Lincoln ^
Blood A. P. tinsmith, bds 69 Front ' 3
Blood Charles, carriage maker, bds 22 Orange m
Blood F. (O. Blood & Sons,) h 8 Madison »
Blood Jefferson L. painter, h 4 B enefit court
Rosrli aaiA ]>r«M«d Hemlock, Spruce and Pine,
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68 WOBCBSTKB B BIBECTOBT.
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Blood Otis A Sons, carriage makers, Canal, h 22 Orange
^ Blood Otis H. (O. Blood & Sons,) h Chatbam place
-^ Blood Thomas H. machinist, bds 20 John
I BLOS WILLIAM C. cabinet maker, Waldo, h 10 School
S Blunt Erastus, fireman Nashua R. R. bds Farmer's hotel
^ Bod well Mrs. P. h 13 Grafton
•- Boehmer Peter, tailor, h 7 Vine
.2 Bosle Thomas, moulder, h 23 Summer
"§ Boice John F. &rmer, Webster, Trowbridgeville
% Boland David, moulder, bds 1 Tremont
^ Boland Thomas, bds 5 Jefferson
"g Boland Tobias, railroad contractor, h 6 Jefferson
*t: Bolio King, stone cutter, h Belmont
^ Bolio King, jr., stone cutter, bds Belmont
g Bolster Cornelius, helper, h 7 Millbury
"§ Bolster John, laborer, h 1 Water
r Bolton Emery, laborer at Barber's, West Boylston
Si Bombard Joseph, farmer, bds Jamesville
-^ Bonar J. G. machinist, bds 15 Gold
z Boner Napoleon, carpenter, bds 13 Mechanic
GO Bond F. A. bds 28 Beacon
Bond Jeremiah, at Boston Directory office, 47 Consress, h
Bond John S. provision dealer, h Main cor Beaver [Portland
Bond Joseph E. farmer, Lincoln
Bond S. F. (Richardson, Meriam & Co.) h 20 Irving
J Bonnell J. B. insurance agent, 188 Main, h 5 Crown
«g Bonner Alexander, laborer, h rear*5 Foyle
= Bonville Joseph, laborer, h Wood's square
o Boon M. S. clerk at Harrington A Bullens'
o Booth Charles, wire worker, h Quinsigamond
o. Booth Mrs. James, reed manufact'r, 14 Union, h 54 Central
-> Booth James, machinist, h Tirrell, New Worcester
S Booth Mason, painter, h 23 Orchard
^ Booth Samuel, finisher, h Canterbury
Booth Thomas, moulder, h cor Washington and Grold
Boothby William B. shoe finisher, h Assonet
Bordett Edward, carpenter, bds Spring cor Mechanic
Bordett Frank, carpenter, bds Spring cor Mechanic
Bordett Raphael, carpenter, bds Spring cor Mechanic
Bascom George, carpenter, bds 8 Home
Bosley Joseph E. house cleaner, h Gouldingville
Bostic Ananias, at E. W. Vaill's, bds 19 Liberty
^ Bostic William, expressman, h 19 Liberty
3 Boston John, carpenter, bds 12 Thomas
^ Bos well Fred. W. wheelwright, h 173 Pleasant
«« BosweU Henry, machinist, h 1 Claremont
> Botham Frederick C. clerk, bds 2 Chatham place
= Bothwell E. G. wire drawer, h 30 Grove
g^ Bottomly Charles S. machinist, h Webster square N. W.
22 Bottomley William, boottreer, h 38 Exchange
Botts C. cook at Bay State, h 1 Bartlett place
Botume George, clicker, h 18 Wellington
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WOBOSSTBR B« DIBSCTOBT. 69
Boutelett Adolpha, laborer, h Webster sqaare N. W.
Boutelle David K. dentist, 142 Main
Bowen Alfred, farmer, bds 3 Central court ^
Bowen Andrewr F. at E. W. YaiU's, bds 8 Central court
Bowen Charles, farmer. Plantation H
Bowen Edward, heater, h Qainsigamond O
Bowen George, bds Exchange hotel O
Bowen Smith, farmer, Plantation r-
Bowen Theodore, painter, h 3 Central court [^
Bowers Lyman W. moulder, h Nashua cor Bjron
Bowers Mrs. Mary, h 17 Millbury ^
Bowers Paul, at wire works, h 1 Lexington It]
Bowes Dennis, laborer, h 32 Millbury ^S
Bowes James, machinist at D. Tainter's, h Prescott
Bowes William, wool scourer, h 22 Millbury H
Bowker Charles A. painter, 9 Waldo, h 86 Southbridge ^
Bowker Sewell H. manufacturer of hats and bonnets, Flagg^s
building, h 8 Harvard C
Bowles Rev. B. F. pastor UniTersalist church, h 29 Crown ^
Bowles Qeorjge F. shoemaker, h John, below N. Ashland ^
Bowles Patrick, carpenter, h Ward -^
Bowman Albert L. engineer at Taylor is Farley's, h Abbott
Bowman Henry A. upholstery rooms, 244 Main, h 15 Maple 2
Bowman Henry H. at Walker's, Front, bds 12 West <
Bowman J. A. painter at J. L. Seaverns', h 1 Hinds court ^
Bowman Stephen, peg cutter, bds 17 Central (f>
Boyce Frank, laborer, bds 4 Elizabeth ^
Boyd George, boot maker, h Apricot cor Parsons ^
Boyd George H. machinist, bds 1 King
Boyd Henry, machinist, h Mill, N. Worcester ^
Boyd James T. fitrmer, h Mower, Tatnuck H
Boyden Benjamin, shoemaker, bds 14 Salem ^
Boyden Charles O. switchman, bds 15 Orchard >
Boyden Cyrus, vamisher at Taylor <b Farley's, h 68 Austin g
Boyden Daniel, h 22 Orchard [ham ^
Boyden David, clerk at Kendall & McClennan's, bds 25 Chat- o
Boyden Mrs. David, h 25 Chatham >
BOYDEN ELBRIDGE & SON, architects, 14 Central Ex- S
change, h 14 Haivard
Boyden Frank W. clerk, bds 25 Chatham ^
Boyden Frederick F. machinist at N. Y. Steam Engine Works
Boyden George. Nashua R. R. shop, h 87 Summer g
Boyden George D. machinist, h 68 Austin oi
Boyden GeorgftE. (E. Boyden & Son,) h 13 John ^
Boyden H. W. clerk in express office, h 8 Trumbull ^
Boyden John, pattern maker, 14 Central, h 31 Mason ^
Boyden John, h Ashland cor Pleasant
Boyden Joseph, fiirmer, h College 2
Boyden Mrs. Joseph B. h rear 44 Thomas ^
Boyden Joshua N. heel maker, bds 18 Austin m
Boyden Jubal, farmer, bds College [!]
Boyden Lewis A. carriage painter, h 8 Salem '
VRAIESA, KXJHBSn and HKAirr ^OISV ftanitoked «• order.
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Boyden Lewis, farmer, h Chelsea
Boyden Lewis D. clerk, bds 69 Front
Boyden Mason A. draughtsman, bds 14 Harvard
g Boyden Royal, blacksmith, h Barclay cor Grafton
^ Boyden Storer, machinist at N. Y. Steam Engine Works, bds
* 19 Washington
S Boyden (W. A.) & Dara (J. S.) hulled com, 25^ South-
£ bridge, h 13 Newton
* Boyden William E. carriage painter, h 18 Newbury
gg Boylan Mrs. O. W. h Prescott place
^ Boyle Bernard, boot bottoraer, bds Washington
Boyle Frank, click at J. Walker's shop, bds 10 Qrove
, Boyle James, trnnkmaker, bds Farmers hotel
2 Boyle James, boottreer, h 11 Charles
O Boyle James, fireman, h 50 Washington
g Boyle James C. painter, h cor Ward and Taylor
<^ Boyle James, moulder, bds 6 Union
Boyle Michael O. painter, h Winter place court
g Boyle Owen, laborer, h Shrewsbury
^ Boyle Paul, laborer, h 11 Charles
Boyle Patrick, mechanic, bds 11 Charles
Boyle Thomas, shoemaker, h 4 Tremont
^ Boyle William, at wire mills, S. W., h 16 Hibemia
•^ Boynton A. E. farmer, h cor Pleasant and Highland
og Boynton A. P. machinist, h 76 Pleasant
" Boynton Edwin N. (E. A. Bagley A Co.) h 23 Piedmont
Brackett George H. bds 10 Shrewsbury
^ Brackett Gilbert M. veterinary surgeon, h 10 Shtewsbury
§ Bradbury Samuel W. tinman, h 69 Mason
H Braderick Marthi, watchman at Baker's lumber yard
S Bradford Edwin W. manager W. U. Telegraph office, h 44
f^ Newbury
Bradford Geo. cigar mannfacturer, h and shop 66 Austin
g? Bradford Sanford N. painter, bds 107 Pleasant
^ Bradford William, hostler, h 12 Market
^ Bradford William B. wire finisher, Grove mills, h 66 Austin
Of Bradish Addison, carpenter and joiner, bds 5 Elizabeth
^ Bradley Datiiel, tailor, h 5 Foyle
^ Bradley Henry O. clerk, h Elisabeth cor Reservoir
Bradley Lawrence, teamster, bds Cambridge
H Bradley Osgood, car manufacturer, Grafton, h 30 Front
H Bradley Osgood, jr., at car shop, h 7 Grafton
Bradshaw Patrick, laborej', h 10 E. Central
S Bradshaw Thomas C. tailor, 188 Main, h 12 William
^ Brady George W. clerk on W. & N. R. R. h 43 Thomas
Brady James, clicker, h 1 High street court
S Brady James, laborer, h Taylor
^ Brady John G. fireman Norwich engine house, h 16 Salem
Brady John, laborer, h 29 Gold
Brady J. E. bootmaker, h 1 1 Pond
Brady Martin, switchman, h Lunelle
Brady Michael A. tinman, h Lunelle
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WOSCBSTBR B DIBXOTOBT. ?^
Brady Patrick, switchman, ProT, R. R. h 19 Lamartine
Brady Patrick, flagman, h 29 Gold
Brady Rev. Robert W. Pres. and Tr. of Holy CroM College g^
Brady Wm. stone mason, h 15 Ltmartine |P
Brainard Daniel, reeler, bds Qoinsigamond ^
Brainerd Miss M. M. taxidermist, bds 9 Elm [rington avenue ^
Braman Bradisb, shoe spring mak^, 4 Bangs olook, hd» Har-> ^
Braman Herbert, clerk, at Barnard, Smnner A Go's g^
Branch A. H. carpenter, h cor Congress and Newbury esc
Brastow James B. organ maker at Taylor & Farley% h May 10
Braton Mrs. A. h 5 Garden 3
Braukman Aug. foreman at Grove Mills^ h Whittier ^
Brautigam L« musical instrument maker, h 5 Church ^
Brason William, machinist, h 63 Austin ^
BraytosL David, watchman at Messinger & Wright's, h 70 pi
Brayton Theodore £. carpenter, bds 36 Clinton [Front *o
Braznll Michael, laborer, h Gouldingville ^
Bfazzill Patrick, currier, h Suffolk
Breck C. C. clerk at 40 Southbridge, bds 18 Portland g
Breck Mrs. Moses T. h rear Dr. Hill's church. P*
Breem Andrew, at wire works, h Prescott ^
Breen Timothy J. car painter, h Columbia i^
Brehm Albert^ at A. Marrs', h 2 Lunelle g
Brehm Andrew, at A. Marrs' h 2 Lunelle P
Brennen Henry, gigger, h 9 MiUbury g]
Bremian J. F. melodeon maker at Taylor <fe Farley's, bds 10 ^
Brennan Michael, laborer for Washburn Iron Co [Tempts •
Brennan Patrick, laborer, h North g
Bresnihen Patrick, laborer, h Smith's court ^
Brewer Alfred, machini9t, h Woods Square, Suffolk »
Brewer Benjamin H. machinist, h 27 Summer **'
Brewer Chas. C. clerk for Geo. Crompton, bds Lincoln House Q
Brewer Elzaphan P. policeman, b 102 Southbridge £
Brewer John, farmer, near Patch's mill gH
Brewer John G. at Grove mills, h Kendall hill g.
Brewer Miss, h 2 Irving '^ »
Brewer Stephen B. carpenter at Alzirus Brown's, h Liaooln SS
Brewer Thomas, carpenter, bds Winter Hill
Brewer W. £. engineer at Seavems' h Suffolk m
Brewster D wight T. clerk at A.T. Thompson's, bds 20 PWt gj
Brewster Sidney, at Adams Express office, bds 20 John
Brice Peter, pudler, h 1 Suffolk ^
Briden Mrs. John, h 3 Garden S
Briden John, laborer, bds 3 Garden [Block ^
Bridges Everett L. clerk at Martin's grocery, bds Waldo %
Bridges Joseph E. porter for Clark, Sawyer & Co. h 98 '^
Bridges Sumner, truckman, h 8 Congress [Pleasant 3f
Brierly James, machinist at Richardson dc Meriam's, h Grant st
Brierly James L. machinist at John L. Seavems [cor Ward S*
Brierly John, machinist, h Grant cor Ward p
Brierly John, Jr. machinist, bds 46 Southbridge
Brierly Samu el, boottreer, h Lafayette cor Bigelow
JRarticnlajr attentioa paid to fnroialiinc linmber bj the Oar liomd.
72 WOBCESTEB B BIBECTORT.
Briggs Albert D. clerk, bds 3 William
. Briggs Charles, farmer, Moantain
S Briggs Charles E. painter, h Armory
I§ Briggs Cornelius W . machimst, h 68 Soathbridge
*& Briggs E. B. machinist, h 30 Grafton
^ Briggs David E. harness maker, h 6 Newport
-J Briggs Frederick W. wood worker, h 8 Liberty
[]j Briggs Job H. farmer, Moantain
^ Briggs Russell, paper stock &c. h cor Vernon & Winthrop
^ Briggs W, 0. boss carder, bds Webster Court
O Brigham Augustus A. carpenter, h 3 Palmer
^T Brigham Mrs. Calvin, Grove, Northville
. Brigham Charles, hulled corn dealer, h Langdon [Pleasant
3: Brigham Charles F. foreman at Sargent <fe Co's, h 3 Mt.
.1 Brigham E L. & Co. fancy goods, 160 Main, h 10 Portland '
>» Brigham Edmund R. clerk at 246 Main, h 36 Austin
■^ Brigham Eli H. clerk for A. Y. Thompson, bds 3 Carroll
■g* Brigham (Elliot F.) & Wadsworth (Benj.) grocers, 165 Main,
£ Brigham Frederick, reed maker, h 3 Elliot [h 2 Carrol
Si Brigham (Fred*k) & Stiles (Alfred L.) photographers, 271
c Brigham George, brakeman, h 8 Austin [Main
^ Brigham Geo. A. carpenter, bds Grove st, Northville
Brigham John S. book-keeper for Whitcomb A Co bds Grove
csi Brigham J. M. farmer, h Grove
^ Brigham Leonard, clicker, h 10 Portland
^ Brigham Lucius L. & Co. provisions, 26 Front, h 17 Provi-
^ Brigham Luther, farmer, Grove, Northville [denoe
-^ Brigham Mrs. L. h Belmont
Brigham Grin W. carpenter, bds 3 Palmer
^ Brigham Samuel C. blacksmith, Holden
^ Brigham W. H. at saloon, 97 Main
-S Brigham Mrs. W. R. h 16 Orange
^ Brigham Z. S. last maker, bds 22 Exchange
_. Bright J, E. clerk at M. S. McConville's, bds 34 Green
^ Brimhall Caleb, plow maker, h 94 Southbridge
^ Brimhall Hosea J. mason, h 96 Southbridge
^ Brimhall Joel, farmer, rear of Fowler, Tatnuck
g Brimhall JoelJ. h 96 Southbridge
:E Brimhall Silas J. foreman at Court mills, h 5 Linwood place
c^ Brinkworth Jeremiah, shoemaker, h 3 Pink
S Britt Mrs. Richard, h rear Long Block, Temple
ho Britt Thomas, blacksmith, rear 1 Green
-p Britton James D. (Heald, Britton & Ford,) h 3 Salem
o Britton James F. carpenter, h 1 Harris
Britton Jacob, teamster for S. R. Leland, h Leland court
"c Britton Morey, shoemaker, h 12 Winter st, court
jc Britton Mrs. Sarah M. h Adams Square
'x> Britton Simeon, farmer, h Adams Square
o Broadbent James, furniture dealer, 236 Main, h 6 Pink
Jl Broadbent Jeremiah, clerk, h 6 Pink
Broadman Frederick, gunsmith, bds 2 Mechanic
Brobson Geo. H. bds Lafayette
At CHA8. A. TBNNET & CO.'S, Shr«w«bniT 9if
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Brock Geo. shoemaker, bds 1 Carlton
Broderick Michael, laborer, h 6 Cypress
Broderick Michael, bootmaker, bds 9 Austin
Bronson A. R. machinist at Rice & WhitcomVs, bds Cypress
Brooks Amos J. car builder, h Jefferson corner Vernon =?
Brooks Charles E. book-keeper for Worcester Skirt Co. 270 «g
Main, h 5 Chatham c
Brooks Chas. W, laborer, h Garden st. court =»
Brooks Elijah F. clicker, h 20 Crown S
Brooks Henry clerk, bds 54 Pleasant
Brooks Henry, machinist, bds 26 Salem **
Brooks Horace E. surveyor, h I Chelsea g"
Brooks John H. farmer. Nelson place g
Brooks Joseph B. truckman, h cor Green and Ash ^
Brooks Lyman, conductor on Nashua R. R. h 54 Pleasant 3
Brooks Mrs. Manr, h Chelsea S. W.
Brooks Robert V. baker, h 23 Central
Brooks WiUiam H. barber, h Abbott tS"
Brooks , last maker, bds Farmers Hotel ""
Brophy Mrs. E. h 1 8 Central S.
Brophy James, blacksmith, h Sutton's lane "*
Brophy John, blacksmith, bds 18 Central £3.
Brophy John, laborer, bds 68 Mechanic ^^
Brophy Joseph, carpenter, h 23 School g
Brophy Thomas, bootmaker, bds 18 Temple 3
Brophy Michael, laborer, bds Assonet g
Brophy Wm. boot repairer, Trumbull square 2"
Brophy Wm. machinist, h 83 Exchange
Brosnihan Cornelius, stone cutter, h 87 Front a
Brosnihan Dennis, at Washburn Iron Co. , ^"
Brosnihan Hugh, stone cutter, bds 22 Washington ^
Brosnihan John, laborer, h Bloomingdale ^
Brosnihan John, laborer, h 20 Central =:
Brosnihan John, machiniBt, h 52 Salem
Brosnihan John, laborer, h 7 Larkin ^'
Brosnshan John J. h 4^ Bartlett place ^
Brosnihan Michael, at Washburn Iron Co. *g
Brosnihan Patrick, stone cutter, h 22 Washington «=
Brosnihan Thomas, laborer, h 6 Cross &>
Brosnihan Thomas, saloon, bds 87 Front ^
Brosnihan Timothy, at Washburn Iron Co. §
Brothers Christopher, h 25 School ^
Browne Addison, clergyman, h 35 Washington g
Brown Archibald L. h Gold st. ct. <^
Brown A. L. machinist, h Lafayette n;
Brown Mrs. Albert, h 5 William §!
Brown Albert S. crockery & glass, 181 Main, h 3 William
Brown Allison S. wire worker, bds 9 Prescott
Brown Alzirus, manufacturer Union Mowers and Whitcomb's
Horse Rakes, Merrifield's building, h 417 Main
Brown Mrs. Amos, h 33 Pleasant
Brown Cha's W. blacksmith, bds Parker block
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Brown Chauncey, clicker, h 3 Washington
Brown Clement P. at Warren Thread Co. bds Bisraark
Brown Daniel, harness maker, 88 Main, h 5 Portland
-^ Brown David P. clerk, bds 27 Park
^ Brown David W. engineer court mill, h 40 Mulberry
GO Brown Edward J. book agent, bds 1 Russell
Brown Edward R. machinist, h 2 1 Austin
08 Brpwn Edwin, teller City National bank, bds 9 William
•8 Brown Ezra P. farmer, h Chelsea
g Brown E. W. clerk at 166 Main, bds 1 Russell
S Brown Francis, at court mills, h 8 Harrison
00 Brown Freeman, clerk at Spy Office, h 6 Congress
&; Brown George, stone cutter, bds 15 Chandler
Brown George, farmer, Fowler, Tatnuck
Brown George, moulder, bds 16 Orange
§ Brown George A. porter at Bay State house
. Brown George A. h 29 Park
'*' Brown George D. attendant at hospital
g^ Brown George H. machinist, h 5 Langdon
^ Brown George W. carpenter, h 12 Madison
* Brown George P. shoemaker, h May
og Brown Henry, tninkmaker, h 1 8 Washington
4g Brown Henry, boot click, bds 1 Church
^ Brown James C. machinist, h Assonet
Brown James, fireman, h PrcTscott
g Brown J. B. h 1 Russell
(^ Brown J. K. boot and shoes, 246 Main, h 296 Mq.in
SiS Brown James M. pattern maker, at L. W. Pond's, h 8 Water
g Brown J. Stewart, clerk at H. W. Miller's, bds 9 William
3^ Brown Mrs. Jeremiah, h 9 Chandler
Brown Jerome, machinist, h 99|^ Main
'S Brown John, boottreer, h Shrewsbury
•^ Brown John, machinist, h 31 Washington
'g Brown John, fireman, h Quinsigamond
8 Brown John, laborer, h Southbridge S. W.
Brown John H. machinist, bds 296 Main
^ Brown L. H. engineer for Sargent card clothing Co. h 10
3 Brown Lewis T. clicker, h 22 Gojd [Spruce
•g Brown Lyman, tinnei, h 35 Exchange
1 BROWN (M. P.) & MARSHALL (J. C.) teas and grocer-
K^ ies, 78 Southbridge
« Brown Parley, supt. for Warren Thread Co., Grove, h Bis-
g Brown Patrick, bootmaker, bds Shrewsbury [mark
H Brown Patrick, mason, h 5 S. Irving
«g Brown P. trunkmaker, 246 Main, h 1 Green
^ Brown Richard, at Washburn Iron Co.
fl Brown Mrs. S. A. clairvoyant physician, 9 Maple
'^ Brown Samuel, (Stone, Walker & Brown,) h 11 May
9 Brown Seth P. bootsider for J. Walker & Co. bds 2 7 Mechanic
^ Brown ^ ylvanus, h 9 Maple
< Brown Theophilus (W. & T. B.) h 14 Chestnut
Brrwn Thomas, h 27 Park
CKAS. A. VEIVMET A CO., rUHBKR YARO,
•lurewsbarj Street, J luf below ^¥mBhingt9n Sqanre, IToivesfen
WORCESTER B DIRECTORY. *I5
Brown Walter A. harness maker, bds Waldo house
Brown Wm. F. clerk at Putnam's, 26 Green -4
Brown William, upholsterer, Central Exchange, h 2 Palmer 3"
Brown Wm. T. book keeper at W. & T. Brown's, bds 14 ^
Brown Wm. A Theo. tailors, 220 Main, h 1 7 Pearl [Chestnut g
Brown William, at Washburn Iron Co. o
BROWN WM. H. machinist, 46 Mechanic, bda 1 Orange >
Browne Mrs. £. J. intelligence office, 236 Main go
Brownhill Charles, carpenter, h 25 Crown S
Browning Alfred F. coachman for A. H. Bullock, h 26 Salem 5
Browning George R. bds 60 Austin ^ ^
Browning Jas.E.<fc Co. bonnets, &c. Mechanics hall,h 425 Main g
Browning W. E. spectacle maker, 244 Main ' f^
Browning Wm. F. boot maker, h 20 Trumbull c/>
Bruce Mrs. A. R. h Salem square, cor Park ^
Bruce David L. at J. D. Chollar's S
Bruce John, jr. dealer in scrap iron, h 49 Summer ^
Bruce Joseph, fruit and confectionery, Trumbull square ^
Bruningham Richard, barber, bds Lincoln square ^
Bruso Alexander, shoemaker, h 2 Central S
Bruso Charles, polisher, h Cambridge N. W. H!
Bruso Charles, machinist, h Webster square ' ^
Bruso Edward, farmer, h Cambridge N. W S"
Bruso James, hostler, h Jamesville 3^
Bruso Joel, farmer, h 13 Jamesville **
Bruso Joseph, farmer, h Cambridge W
Bruso Joseph, jr. shoemaker, bds Cambridge i:
Bruso Joseph T. 3d, machinist, bds 14 Webster S
Bruso Joseph E. 4th, polisher, bds Cambridge N. W. ^
Bruso Joseph, 5th, blacksmith, h 5 Jamesville ^
Bruso Peter, machinist, h Main N. W. g
Bryan William, laborer at D. M. Woodward's 2
Bryant Mrs. A. h 17 School =
Bryant Christopher, carpenter, bds 8 Madison |^
Bryant Edward W. book keeper at A. Y. Thompson's, bds 32 ^
Bryant Edward W. boot maker, h Orchard [Lincoln S,
Bryant Ira, carpenter, h 21 Park ^
Bryant William, carpet cleaner, h 24 Wilmot 5-
Buchanan David, brakeman Boston R. R. bds 9 Maple
Buck Frank, cigar maker, h 1 Beach —
Buck Charles, clicker, h 26 Pleasant x
Buck Charles A. moulder, bds 4 Gold io
Buck D. A. jeweller, 371 Main, Scott's block, h 7 King g
Buck EriP. carpenter, h 59 Chandler ^
Buck George W. moulder, bds Cambridge =
Buck Gilman, grocer, 152 Southbridge 1*
Buck H. B. agent Worcester Co-operative grocery and pro- nj
vision store, 40 Southbridge, h 35 Chandler ^
Buck John, job wagon, h 37 Beacon e.
Buck Mrs. Maria, cleaner, h 3 Border ^
Buck Patrick, watchman, h 31 Winter '^
Buck Wilbur E. machine operator, h 24 High
lioafrh a^d I»reM«d Hemlock, Spruce and Pine,
Ckas. JL XMUiey dc €•>• SMrewsburjr Sirecs JLwutO^v Yard*
76 WORCBSTJ5R B DIBECrOBT.
BUCK BROTHERS, chisel manufacturers at Millbury, P.
O. address, Worcester
J Bucher W. F. machinist, h 18 Grove
M Buckley Cornelius, at Finlay, Lawson A Kennedy's, h 39
•* Buckley Daniel, teamster, Ms 16 Bridge [Temple
fc* Buckley Daniel, laborer, h 24 Millbury
^ Buckley Jerry, shoemaker, h 9 Prince
Buckley Jeremiah, moulder, 11 Exchange
'g Buckley Michael, at Allen's, h Union [Beacon
'S^ Budding B. Q. foreman at Bay State Shoe Co. h Benefit cor
g Btrdrow Andrew, hair dressing saloon, Trumbull square, h 12
Budrow Lewis, carpenter, bds Goldingville [Pond
Budrow Peter, at Court mills, h 27 North Ashland
Budrow Trifle, polisher, h 66 Shrewsbury
gj Buehler Henry, carriage painter, h 8 Mulberry
BUEL S. K. dealer in wool stock, &c. Foster, b 17 High
g Buese Lundwit, cabinet maker, bds 1 1 Mechanic
Buffington Charles L. clerk, 208 Main, bds 29 Portland
g Buffington E. D. apothecary, 140 Main, h 1 William
Buffington J. B. carpenter, bds 29 Portland
gj Bugbee Mrs. Lyman, h 19 Salem
Bugbee Thomas L. stone cutter, h 6 Cottage
S Bugbee Walter S. express messenger, h 19 Salem
«> Buker W. F. wood worker, h 18 Grove
OS Bulah Charles W. painter, 27 School, h 1 Palmer
ft Bulger John, laborer, h 11 East Worcester
^ Bull Charles H. carpenter, bds 96 Chandler
jg Bull Eugene, at Howe & Hackett's, bds 80 Main
Bull Sidney, engineer at Bradley's, bds Washington
S BuUard A. B. W. chemist, h 1 72 Southbridge, near Cambridge
Bullard Charles, carpenter, h 2 Border
*§ Bullard Charles, book keeper, at Adriatic mills
J^ Bullard Charles E. plumber, bds 2 Border
S Bullard Elias W. painter, h 30 Beacon
^ Bullard Francis, shoemaker, h 104 Pleasant
d Bullard Frank, shoemaker, h Wood's square '
« Bullard F. N. student, bds 172 Southbridge
* Bullard George C. bootmaker, h Abbott
jte* Bullard Gilbert, Western depot, h Gouldingville
^ Bullard James, belt maker, bds 214 Pleasant
g Bullard Perry, painter, h 24 N. Ashland
^ Bullard S. G. bds cor Langdon and Lafayette
g Bullard Valentine R. carpenter, h N. Ashland cor John
Bullard Wm. A. machinist, bds 10 Washington
•^ Bullbea Jos. stone mason, h Bismark
J» Bullens Geo. R. (Harrinsjton & B.) bds 57 Lincoln house
I Bullock Alex. H. h 26 Elm
S Bullock Richard, machinist, h 31 Bowdoin
^ Bunce William, wire temperer, h 12 Elliot
^ Bundy Danforth H. boot repairer, 2 Thomas, h 4 Carroll
Bundy George, farmer, bds 26 Elliot [Main
BURBANK ASA L. watches and jewelry, 205 Main, h 82
WQBCE8TBB B DIRECTORY. 1*1
BURBANK CHARLES W. (Gould & B.) h 6 Fruit
Burbank Geo. G. (Jas. Green & Co.) h Lincoln cor Harring-
ton avenue
Burbank Geo. L. clerk at A. L. Burbank's, h 25 Laurel
Btirbank James L. (M. B. Green A: Co.) h S5 Harvard
Burbank N. G. (Burbank Bros.) h 80 Southbridge
BURBANK BROTHERS & Co. produce, 1 Allen court ^
Burbank Samuel H. (Burbank Bros.) h Greenwood §
Burbank Silas D. macbinist, h Elm cor Russell a:
Burbank Timothy, teamster, h 396 Main 2-
Burdeoo Bruno, wheelwright, h Cambridge N. W. g,
Burdon E. E. publisher at'^212 Main, bds 70 Front o
Burgess Alvin T. mason, h 11 Myrtle g
Burgess Daniel S. mason, h 10 Providence 3
Burgess E. M. furniture painter at Parker, Denny A Co.'s, h S
Burgess Fred W. mason, h 23^ Providence [Austin =-
Burgess Joseph A, mason, bds 10 Providence oq
Burgess Tristam, clicker, h 10 Providence c/)
Burke Edward, laborer, b 49 Washington %
Burke Edmund, coachman for Isaac Davis 5'
Burke Geo. W. machinist, bds Miilbury cor Barclay ^L
Burke James, carpenter, h 20 Winter ^
Burke James, laborer, at Wellington coal yard, h 9 Howard 5-
Burke James, wire cleaner, h Goddard's lane g"
Burke John, marble worker, h 20 Winter
Burke John M. moulder, bds Miilbury cor Barclay ^
Burke John, wire drawer, Quinsigamond h Sigel, ^
Burke John, striker, Adriatic, h Southbridge cp
Burke Matthew, laborer, h rear 16 Shrewsbury w
Burke Mrs. Mary, h 3 Beach
Burke Morris, moulder at Arcade, Grafton O
Burke Michael, laborer, h Noith =:
Burke Michael J. mason, h 2 S. Irving (^
Burke Michael R. stone cutter, h 106 Southbridge g
Burke Patrick, carpenter, h Miilbury f^_
Burke Patrick, carpenter, h 73 Salem ^
Burke Richard, laborer, h 9 Nashua --
Burke Richard, laborer, h 9 Franklin ^
Burke Sylvester, boot fitter, h 18 Temple "
Burke Thomas, carpenter, h Gold court g-
Burke Thomas, plumber, bds 28 Thomas g-
Burke William, moulder, bds 87 Front 3|
Burleigh Charles, architect, bds 17 Clinton ==
Burleigh William, rope maker, bds 1 1 Chandler ^
Burlingame Abraham, machinist, h 2 Market ^
Burlingame David C. m&chinist, bds 5 Carroll :;3
Burlingame Mrs. Sarah A. h 5 Carroll Jj^
Burlingham George A. carpenter, h 3 Mason ^
Burnham Charles T. wood worker, h cor Mkj and Mason ge.
Burnham Lewis W.insurance agent,Brinley hall h Edward cor ^
Burnham Woodbridge, shoemaker, h Highland court ^ [Earle c*
Burnett , carpenter, bds 13 Clinton *
X'RAMKS, VXJHBKR aad KfiAVlT J^OIST funiiiiliecl to OTti«r.
C A. Xtufj 4c Co.* ojiy. JBofltoB * Albanj Sow Vrol^^ Aop^t*
78 WOBCESTER B DIBECTORT.
Barns Daniel, shoemaker, bds 33 Temple
Burns Dominick, laborer, h Millbury near Cambridge
Burns Edward, moulder at Arcade iron Co. h 18 Spruce
Burns James, laborer, h 1 Bridge
t; Burns James, laborer at Junction machine shop, h 6 Bridge
to Bums James, at Wellington's coal yard, h 9 Burt
^ Burns James, helper at Baker's box shop, h 23 Shrewsbury
^ Burns James, wire drawer, h Quinsigamond
o Burns James, spinner, bds Armory
^ Burns James, laborer, h Larkin
^ Burns John, boot turner, h 1 1 Burt
g Burns John, laborer, h 41 Mechanic
*• Burns John, wire drawer, h Ward
^ Bums John, laborer, h Quinsigamond
E Burns John, laborer, h Winter place
,2 Bums Lawrence, at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Bums Martin, laborer, h 4 Beach
= Burns Martin, jr. roller at Quinsigamond, h Millbury
^ Burns Owen F. clicker, bds 9 Burt
€♦- Burns Owen, boot sider, h 3 Belmont
Z Burns Patrick, laborer, bds 6 Bridge
^ Burns Patrick, laborer, h 14 Temple
S^ Bums Peter, carpenter for Raymond & Camp
S Bums Bobert, mason, bds 8 Central
•S Burns Roger, boot bottomer, h rear 18 Bridge
^ Burns Timothy, laborer, h Cross '
g Burns Mrs. William, h 30 Winter
g Bums William, laborer, bds 70 Mechanic
^ Burnside Mrs. Samuel M. h 6 Chestnut
g Burr George, clerk for A. J. Lilley, h 1 Laurel
^ Burr Mrs. J. h 16 Carroll
e Burrill Fred, painter, h 26 Washington
^ Burroughs Charles F. mechanic, bds 32 Living
oo Burroughs Frederick A. P. h 32 Irving
S Burroughs Joseph, raanafacturer,325 Main, h Belmont
j^ Burt Albro A. machinist, bds 11 Maple
g Burt Charles, teamster, bds Brown
o Burt Daniel W. clerk, bds Russell court
^ Burt George P. prof, music, 205^ Main, bds 5 Goddard
£ Burt James O. bootmaker, h 6 High
^ Burt Orlando, shoemaker, h 6 Chatham
§ Burt William H. painter, bds 5 Goddard
g Burt William S. h 6 Goddard
ac Burton Thomas H. printer, bds 8 Maple
^ Burton Thomas, mechanic, h 14 North Ashland
uj Bush A. L. engineer ai Follansbee's, tUentral
^ Bush Frank, cigar maker, h 1 Beach
^ Bush Frederick, instrument maker, bds 14 Cherry
^ Bush William <fc Co., druggists, 34 Front, h 7 ^est
^ Bushee James, teacher at Highland Academy, h Salisbury
^ Busfield Mrs. Mary H. h 17 Southgate
Bushman August us, carriage maker, h 21 School
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WOBCESTER B DIRECTORY. 79
Bushnell Fordis O. woodworker, bds 4 Queen
Bashnell George H. machinist, h 4 Queen —
Bushnell M. A. woodwc»rker, bds 4 Queen
Buss Edward P. grocer, h Millburv [Summer ?
Buswell C. H. picture frame manufacturer, 222 Main, bds 40 ^
Butler Argalis JP. machinist, h 41 Green -^
Butler Berzalda, h 16 Newbury g
Butler Mrs. Catherine, h Armory ^
Butler Charles A. soap maker, h 1 Grant ^
Butler David, boottreer, h 20 Madison m
Butler Daniel, wire drawer, h Ward P
Butler Edmund P. moulder, bds 22 Madison
Butler Edward, moulder, h Gold street court O
Butler James, wire roller, h Prescott place j
Butler John, teamster, h 12 Charles zr
Butler John, carpenter, bds Armory sj
Butler John, carpenter, h 22 Madison 2
Butler John, carpenter, h 6 Nashua
Butler John E. woolsorter, h Spruce
Butler John T. at granular fuel yard, h 12 Blackstone
Butler Lewis A. bootmaker at Bay State Shoe Co. (d
Butler Mrs. Mary, h Grove J^
Butler Michael, boot crimper, h 23 Madison O
Butler Patrick, laborer, h 57 Salem H
Butler Patrick, carpenter, h 2 Tremont O
Butler Peter, laborer, bds Nashua rj
Butler Richard, ice driver, h Nashua , [Charles
Butler Richard, laborer at Baker's, h cor. Blackstone and o
Butler Simeon D. proprietor Barre Stages, h 22 Park !^
Butler Thomas, laborer, h Milton O
Butler William, laborer, h cor. Gold and Assonet JtI
Butman Benjamin, h 7 May ^
Butman Mpses, blacksmith, h Mechanic cor. Spring ^
Butterfield Hiram, woodworker, h 26 Newbury ^^
Butterfield William H. at Grove mills, h 4 Thomas ***
Butterworth James, weaver, h Canterbury gj
Butterworth John, machinist at P. BlaisdelPs >
Butterworth John, clerk at 10 Front Z
Butterworth J. L. carpenter, h 2 1-2 Lamartine [h 7 Chatham
BUTTRICK ALBERT C.civil engineer, 14 Cent'l Exchange, h
Buttrick Samuel D. Nashua repair shop, h 19 Hanover ^
Buttrick John B. Nashua repair shop, h 21 Hanover m
Buttolph Nyram, at Washburn Iron Co. ^
Butts Samuel, cook at Hospital
Buxton C. Evander, machinist, bds 42 Portland ^
Buxton Edward, junk dealer, 10 Central, h Plantation O
Buxton Frank, moulder, bds 12 Waverly §
Buxton H. W., M. D. pulmonist, h and office, 42 Portland m
Buxton Jas. W. moulder, h 12 Waverly ^
Buxton Joseph, laborer, h 90 Southbridge m
Buxton Warren R. carpenter, h 88 Southbridge ?
Buxton Wm. shoemaker, 15 Central, h 23 1-2 Thomas
Pardcalar attention paid f ftirntehlnc Iinnber by the Car Lead.
CHAS A. TBXNBT A; CO*
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Byram Geo. pattern maker, h 1 5 John
^ Byo Martin, armorer, h 30 Lafayette
g Byrne Edward, painter, h 33 John
I Byrnes John F. clerk Barnard, Sumner & Co's, bds 34 Green
5 Byrne William, laborer at W. & N. engine house
^ Caaty Patrick, wireworker, h Lincoln
Cady E. Harrison (Cady, Hendrick & Co.) bds 3 Aastin
Cady, (Hartwell,) Hendrick, (H. W.) & Co. (E. H. Cady,)
grocers, 274 Main, h 50 Chatham
§ Cahill Dennis, mason tender, h 17 Franklin
^ Cahill James, carpenter, h 36 Green
o Cahill Jeremiah, plumber, bds 16 Pond
•t Cahill John, laborer, h 62 Salem
Cahill John, boot crimper, bds rear l6Bndge
Cahill Patrick, boot treer, bds 64 Southbridge
Cain Andrew, shoemaker, h 62 Southbridge
r Calary Patrick, laborer, bds Prescott
in Caldwell Andrew, carpenter, h 15 Plymouth
-S Caldwell Charles, carpenter, h Newton
as Caldwell N. J. carpenter, h 2 Newton
g Caldwell Seth, b 21 High [Pleasant
•^ Caldwell T. W. foreman Gazette office, h cor. Benefit and Mt.
Caldwell William, machinist, h 20 Plymouth
Calkins R. A. joiner, h Clarkson
^ Callagan Patrick, shoemaker, College Holy Cross, h Ward
J3 Callahan Daniel, machinist, bds Millbury
•^ Callahan D. T, machinist, bds 114 Southbridge
= Callahan James, laborer, h Southgate
S Callahan James J. tailor, h rear 32 Winter
■§ Callahan John, tailor, h 67 Salem
'a. Callahan Joseph, bootmaker, h 6 Winter
Callahan Michael, weaver, bds Armory
^ Callahan Michael, laborer, h Gouldingyille
J Callahan Michael, laborer, h 5 Shrewsbury
"" Callahan Michael, shoemaker, h 1 Beach
Callahan Patrick, carpenter, h 70 Mechanic
^ Callahan Patrick S. wire drawer, h Goddard lane
g Callahan Timothy, shoemaker, bds 1 Beach
g Callahan Timothy, at Washburn Iron Co.
oc Callan Owen, machinist, bds 49 Salem
=3 Callery John, at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Calligan Edward E. teamster, bds 2 Union
^ Calligan James, bootmaker, bds 14 Newbury
S Calligan John E. carpenter at Court Mills, n 2 Union
® Calligan Mrs. Sarah A. h 2 Union
«« Callihan Michael, blacksmith, h rear 6 Hill
1 Callihan Patrick, stone mason, h 23 Franklin
-== Callihan Timothy, at Washburn Iron Co
o^ Cameron John, blacksmith, h 19 Lafayette
u^ Cameron S. P. reedmaker, h Silver
Camp Daniel J. H. carpenter, h 96 Main
Camp F. D. carbuilder, h 6 Laurel
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•rerr deaerlptloM ^f Honae Bnildliic linmber may b« foaad*
WOBCBSTSB C MBECrrOBT, 81
Campbell Mrs. B. h 16 Water
Campbell Edwin, carpenter, bds 25 Piedmont
Campbell Francis, wood worker, bds 15 Orange jc
Campbell €^eo. W. gilder, 197 Main, bds 20 Union
Campbell James, h 25 Piedmont ^
Campbell John, bootbottomer, h Lmielle O
Campbell John, at Washburn Iron Co. §
Campbell John, moulder, h 21 Temple r*
Campbell John, laborer, h 11 Prince ^
Campbell John W- picture framed, h 23 Myrtle
Campbell Michael, spinner, h Millbury ^ ^
Campbell Mrs. M. J. dressmaker, 197 Main m
Campbell Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co. ^ 3
Campbell Wm. A. boot and shoe repairer, h Lodi
Canary John, laborer, h 4 Cross H
Candon Mark, boottreer, h 1 Winter plAce fti
Cannally Edmund, bootmaker, bds 5 Union
Canney Chas. W. shoemaker, bds 26 Salem ^
Canney James M. shoemaker, bds 26 Salem H
Cannibar James, laborer, h Quinsigamond ^
Canniff Peter, derk at 246 Main, bds Waldo House H
Cannon Anthony, laborer, h 14 Bridge
Cannon Mrs. B. h rear 27 Gold ^
Cannon John, painter, bds 14 Bridge p
Cannon Peter, laborer at Messenger A Wright's m
Cannovan James, blacksmith, h 72 Mechanic ^
Cannovan Edward, blacksmith, h Bloomingdale q
Canoll Angelo, pastor Laurel street M. £. Church h 7^ Shelby nri
Cantwell John, laborer, bds 58 Mechanic
Cantwell Patrick, at Court Mills, h 1 1 Orchard ^
Capen E. S. foreman at P. Blaisdell's, h 48 Chatham H
Capron Adin G. bookkeeper, bds 62 Pleasant ^
Capron Frank E. clerk, bds 62 Pleasant >
Capron Gilbert, shoemaker, h rear 8 1*2 Myrtle S
Capron L. M. manufacturer, h 62 Pleasant
Carberry John, boottreer, h 73 Salem O
Carberry Patrick, laborer, h Gouldingville ^
Carberry Patrick, laborer, h 15 Vine CO
Cardain John, shoemaker, h Bloomingdale ^
Carden James, at wire mills, h Goddard lane »4
Carew Andrew G. h 10 Chandler
Carey Bartholomew, laborer, h 6 Charles oS
Carey Isaac H. shoe manufacturer, 42 Southbridge, h King ^
Carey J. W. armorer, h 27 Portland 9
Carey Mrs. Joanna, h La&yette >
Carlen Anthony J. at 28 Exchange 2
Carlisle Warren, lather, h Chandler cor. Kilby
Carlton Charles, carpenter, h 2 Sudbury ^
Carlton Elijah, carpenter, h 2 Sudbury 39
Carlton Moses, jr. marble worker, h 14 Wilmot ^
Carmedy Thomas, laborer, h 4 Henry H
Carmody John, laborer, h 9 Bridge
CHAA. A. ramrCY * go., nTMUBBR YARO,
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82 WORCESTEy C DIBBCTOBY.
Carmody Thomas, laborer, h 23 Blackstone
Carney Andrew, laborer,'thJNorth
J Carney Bernard, laborer, h Lodi
5 Carney Francis, moulder, h 9!Spring
^ Carney James, laborer, h 13 School
a Carney James, laborer, Goddard lane
^ Carney John, painter, h Langdon
53 Carney Patrick,, laborer, h Lodi
^ Carney Simon, laborer, h 11 Franklin
pg Carney Thomas, laborer at Providence R. R.
2 Carney Thomas, laborer, h 112 Southbridge
^ Carney Timothy, laborer, h 20 Shrewsbury
gg Carpenter Albion, carriage trimmer, h 8 GroYe
. Carpenter Anthony E. carpenter, h 4 Water
^ Carpenter Charles A. carpenter, bds 4 Water
^ Cai'penter Charles P. at Grove Mill, h 8 Grove
^ Carpenter Chas. H. clerk at J. H. Clarke & Co's,bds 20 Park
.9 Carpenter E. M. bookkeeper, h 382 Main
1^ Carpenter Frank, moulder, bds 26 Beacon
^^ Carpenter Geo. A. carpenter, h 4 Coral
ej Carpenter J. P. agent Nat. Life Ins. Co. of Vt. 197 Main,
^ Carpenter John, spinner, h 13 Millbury [bds Lincoln house
'g Carpenter Lafayette, watchman Court mill, h 27 Salem
^ Carpenter Lewis, moulder, h Canterbury
•g Carpenter Lewis S. h 1 William
** Carpenter Seba, shoemaker, h 6 School
3 Carr Augustus E. moulder, h Beacon between Lagrange Ss
>g Carr Henry, at Nathan Washburn's, h 31 Tempi© [Jackson
S Carr Joseph, machinist, bds 4 Mechanic
<ss Carr Michael, wood worker, bds rear Charles
^ Carr Patrick, laborer, h Belmontcor Liberty
^ Carr Patrick, laborer, h 6 Prince
Carr Patrick H. bootmaker, h rear 12 Grs^n
Carr Mrs. Sarah A. h 32 Chandler
* Carrico Benjamin, packer at Bay State Shoe Co. h 23 Pleas't
'g Carrico Frank, machinist, bds 20 Union
-g^ Carrico Geo. A. packer Bay State Shoe Co. bds 20 Union
^ Carrigan Chas. laborer, bds 12 Nashua
^ Carrigan Simon, wire drawer, h Prescott
►^ Carrin John, laborer, bds h 2 E. Worcester
"g Carroll Mrs. Ann, h Burt cor Grafton
gN Carroll Andrew, laborer, bds Smith's court
g^ Carroll Bernard, wire drawer, h 6 Nashua
^ Carroll Mrs. Bridget, h Lodi
H Carroll Mrs. Bridget, h Winter place
^ Carroll Henry, truckman, h Assonet
^ Carroll James, carpenter, h Spruce
S Carroll John, shoemaker, h 60 Salem
S Carroll John, at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Carroll John, grocer, h 79 Summer
Carroll Lottie M. machinist, h 1 1 Jefferson
Carroll Owen, shoemaker, bds 1 Columbia court -
WOBOESTSB C DIBECTORT. 83
Carroll Patrick, laborer, h Cross
Carroll Patrick H. moulder, bds Lodi
Carroll Roger, blacksmith, bds 47 Mechanic
Carroll Wra. M. carpenter, bds cor Spruce & Washington
Carruth John E. barber at 317 Main, bds 45 Summer
Carson John, teamster, h Lowell ^
Carter Addison C. insurance agent, bds 14 Grove U
Carter Amory, carpenter, h 3 Abbott
Carter A. H. saloon. Central Exchange, h 4 Sudbury ^
Carter Daniel, laborer, h Larkin S
Carter David, machinist, bds 14 Market
Carter Edward, machinist, h Waverly g
Carter Eleazer W. stair builder, on Railroad, betw. Front and H
Mechanic, h 52 Chatham ^
Carter Joseph, moulder, h 19 Liberty ^
Carter Joseph, stone cutter, bds 57 Southbridge Sj
CARTER MILTON T. photographer, 285 Main, h 4 Cot- W
Carter Rufus, jailer. Summer cor E. Central [^S^ ^
Carter Mrs. Sally, cook; h rear 23 Central g
Carter Samuel, machinist, h 14 Market ^
Carter Wallis, barber, bds 2 Liberty
Carter Wm. H. barber, bds 2 Liberty 2
Cartney John, at Washburn Iron Co. S
Carton Daniel, boot maker, h rear 60 Exchange H
Carver Thomas, machinist, at N. Y. Steam Engiue Co. §
Carvick John, blacksmith, h 73 Exchange 00
Cary John, laborer, bds 14 Teihple jg
Cary John, machinist, bds 54 Salem m
Cary Morris, h 14 Hibemia . S
CARY PHINEAS, upholsterer, 119 Main, h 121 Main m
Case Mrs. John S. h 24 Beacon ^
Casey Dennis, laborer, h 32 Shrewsbury ^
Casey Dennis, at wire works, bds Liberty ^
Casey James, laborer, h 9 Winter H
Casey James, painter, h 4 Temple m
Casey James, laborer, h 62 Salem
Casey John, laborer, h 8 Blossom g
Casey Michael, laborer, h King ^
Casey Patrick, laborer at Nashua Engine House ^
Casey Patrick, laborer, h Ellsworth
Casey Patrick, laborer, h 40 Shrewsbury
Casey Thomas, carpenter, bds Spruce
Casey Thomas J. machinist, bds 8 Blossom n*
Cashan Edward, machinist, bds Gold court qd
Cashan John, painter, bds 12 Charles
Casley James, weaver, h long block, Southgate _
Cass Rufus, machinist, h Holly • B*
Cassady Chas. laborer, h Cypress ^
Cassady Edward, laborer, h East ^
Cassady John, machinist, h 24 Millbury g^
Cassady John, wire annealer, h Ward
Cassady John, striker, h 5 Taylor
>mg9k aMd I»rem«d Hemlock, Aprace aMd Pine,
84 WQBC1C8TEB C DIBBCTOBY,
Cassady John, laborer at L. W. Pond's
. Cassady Patrick, helper, h 13 Millbury
§ Gasson Wm. laborer, h Grouldingville
[o Catie Mrs, Hannah, h 22 Winter
o- Gauley John, at Washburn Iron Co. h 24 Millbary
^ Cavana James, blacksmith, h 4 Taylor
^ Cavana Patrick, at N. Wa^bnm's, h 1 Burt
i^ Cavanaugh Daniel, moulder, h 33 Shrewsbury
^ Cavanaugh John, at Washburn iTon Co. h 17 Millbury
g Cavanaugh John, tailor, h 9 Vine
o Cavanaugh Michael, machinist, h 20 Winter
^ Cawley Matthew, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Cawley Patrick, laborer, h Quinsigamond
a: Cawood Charles, boottreer, h 9 Newton
^ CENTRAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Bank Block
>» Chadwick Willard H. at A. Peaslee's, bds 36 Clinton
-^ Chaffio Elisha, h 42 Central
-g* Chaffin Moore M. farmer, Melrose, Adams square
S. Chaffin Oscar, farmer, bds Melrose, Adams square
So Chaffin Willard, carpenter and builder, 9 Waldo, bds 61
_c Chaloner W. V. at Taylor & Farley's, h 12 Charlton [Thomas
|g Chamberlain C. L. baker, h rear 131 Main
^ Chamberlain Ephraim F. farmer, h Pleasant
55 CHAMBERLAIN E. H. News Room, 113 Main, h 20 School
t Chamberlain Mrs. Geo. A. h Salisbury
.M Chamberlain Mrs. Hannah B. h 6^^ Laurel
Chamberlain Horace E. booklfeeper, h 1 Prescott
•= Chamberlain J. W. (Matthews Ss C.) plumber, h 35 William
*^ CHAMBERLAIN (Joseph,) & CO. (Chas. B. Kni^ts,)
^ Grove St, lun^ber yard, h 1 97 Pleasant
\ CHAMBERLAIN (Robert H.) & BAKER, Coffee & Spice
•S mills cor. Union & Exchange h Mulberry cor Prospect
-^ Chamberlain Salem, route agent Nashua R. R. h Grafton
Chamberlain Stillman J. blacksmith, h Merrick
c« Chamberlain Dr. W. B. homoepathic physician, h 9 Elm
•5 Chamberlin Mrs. Arethusa, h Myrtle oor Portland
-^ Chamberlin Chas. E. clerk Gazette office, bds 2 Waehusett
g Chamberlin Chas. W. bookkeeper for IQiiffin Mowing Ma-
:£ chine Co. h 21 William
g CHAMBERLIN H. H. & Co. dealers in wool &c. 2b%
S Main, h Hammond
boD Chamberlin James, engineer, B. &» A. R. R. bds 6 Fulton
'^ Chamberlin Lyman, blacksmith, h 5 Hudson
o Chamberlin L. B. junk dealer, h 254 Main
Chamberlin Wm. carpenter, h Sunny Side
"c Chambers Calvin M. clerk for Smyth dz; Brothers, h 12 Ptes-
J& Chambers Geo. F. wire coverer, h 23 Prescott [oott
-o Champaert John A. cigar maker, h 2^ Lamartine
o Champion Charles W. at 7 Mechanic, h 25 Mechanic .
^ Champion Reuben, kitchen store, 231 Main, h 304 Main
Chandler G. H. spectacle maker, 244 Main
Chandler H. F. 244 Main, h Vernon
Al^Bi^s, ClaplMAMta fUMi liiiClui. Gha#. A. Tcunaej A Co. ,
WOBCBSTKB C DIBXCrOX3r. 85
Chandler J. L. spectacle maker at 244 Main
Chandler Nathan B. Nashua road roaster, h Oak are. [l»idge
Chandletr (Nathan H.) & Chase, (B. D.) grocers, 150 South-
CHANDLER S. F. & SONS, dealers and manufacturers of ^
optical ^oods 244 Main, h Yernon *^
Chandler William E. music teacher, 254 Main, h 32 Pleasant ^
Chandley George B. machinist, bda 18 Central ^
Chandley James, bds 18 Central 9-
Chandlej Nathaniel, laborer, bds 1 Millbarj ^
Chant Chas. R. machinist, h 14 Winter
Chapin Chas. S. clerk, bds 22 Park ^
Chapin Ed^in, carpenter, h 165 Southbridge §"
Chapin Geo. H.* moulder, bds Salisbury S.
Chapin (Henry) & Dadmun, (A.) counseUors-at-Jaw, post- S
office block, Pearl, h Linden g
Chapin Harlan P. carpenter, h 5 Fruit
Chapin Lewis, &rmer, h 165 Southbridge ?
CHAPIN JASON, agent, brass foundry, 101 Summer, h 108 «S'
Chapin Matthew C. &rmer, h Salisbury [Summer ^
Chapin Moses S. carpenter, h 16 Pleasant B.
Chaplin John, mechanic, h 35 Union
Chapman Mrs. D. h 80 Grove S-
Chapman Elbridge, at Wrigley <fe West^s, bds Farm^s hotd p-
Chapman Mrs. I. S. h 7 Thomas ^
Chapman Mrs. N. R. h 1 William 3
Charles Jacob, mechanic, h rear 20 Lafayette o
Chase Mrs. A. H. bds Beaver N W. 2-
Chase Albert B. painter, bds rear 13 Chandler ^
Chase Albert N. machmist, h 18 School S
Chase Anthony, Pres. Wor. Mut. Ins. Co. h 258 Main
Chase Rev. B. F. bds Leicester, N. W. 0"
Chase B. D. (Chandler & Co.) 150 Southbridge ^
Chase C. H. painter, bds 6 Newbury ==
Chase Mrs. Caroline, h 12 Church ^
Chase Chas. A. county treasurer, court house, h 20^ Lincoln ^-
Chase C, W, painter, bds 8 Maple . . ®
Chase Fred. A. bds 19 Chestnut "g
Chase Henry G. machinist, h Webster court ^
Chase Henry M. dealer in stone tools, 7 Hermon »»
Chase Horace M. machinist, h Grafton zr
Chase John S. moulder, h 3 Harrison §
Chase Jos. (W. O. Swett & Co.) h 19 Chestnut Sr
Chase Mrs. L. B. H. h 5 Dewey 3
Chase M. W. moulder, bds Main cor Myrtle ^
Chase O. Eugene, bds 1 School 2
Chase O. B. truckman, h 1 School S-'
Chase Rufas H. painter, rear 26 Front, h 62 Austin 2
Chase R. P. boot clicker, h 29 Piedmont
Chase S. C. machinist, at N. T. Steam Engine Co. bds 1 9 Park S,
Chase William L. blacksmith, bds 57 Southbridge ^
Chaveneau Bruno, shoemaker, h Langdon
Cheever Rev. Henry T. h 81 Laurel
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Chenery Mrs. Horace h 9 William '
Cheney Charles L. moulder, h 11 Ash
Cheney (Edson D.) & Farley (Geo. F.) flour and grain, 272
"^ Main, cor Austin, h ^29 Main
£ Cheney Joseph P. wheelwright, h 49 Central
oe Cheney Leonard, carpenter, h Grafton
Cheney Mrs. Mary, h 1 1 Prescott
Cheney Morris, wood worker, h I Pink
^ Cheney Royal, engineer W. <fc N. R. R. h 369 Main
g Cheney Mrs. R. children's clothing, 249 Main
S Cheney Whelock A. h U Irving
off Cheney Willard, carpenter, h 3 Chatham place
&^ Cheney Willard, jr. carpenter, h King
§ Cheney William A. printer, Spy office, h 91 Pleasant
O Chesley Isaac B. granular fuel business, Foster, h Southbridge,
§ Chessman Henry C. baker, bds 26 Newbury [S. W.
. Chess well Robert, manufacturer, h Southgate
^ Chickeiing John, truckman, h Piedmont
^ Childs Miss A. E. dressmaker, 188 Main
^ Childs Charles F. clerk at Swan's hotel
«* Childs Charles S. car builder, h 7 Grafton
og" Childs E. N. boot manufacturer, 1 Bangs block, h 30 West
<d Childs Gardner, car builder, h 2 Fobes block
F Childs George G. wood worker, bds 2 Fobes block
Childs Jacob, dentist, 206 Main, h 2 Allen
g Childs Llewellyan, at Grore street wire works, bds 9 Lincoln
j^ Childs Mrs. L. A. matron at Oread
^ Childs Mrs. R. dressmaking rooms, 325 Main
8 Childs William, at Bradley's, h 1 Bartlett place
S Childs William B. derk for Rice, Barton So Fales
^ Childs W. W. clicker, bds 20 West
"S Chilson James, lather, bds cor Liberty and Arch
Chipman John, teamster, bds 12 Thomas
Chipraan W. N*. book keeper at J. H. & G. M. Walker's, h
Chittenden C. W. tinsmith, 13 Myrtle [29 Newbury
Chollar John, bds 11 Oxford [11 Oxford
CHOLLAR JOHN D. furniture, 4 Lincoln house block, h
Christie Morton, painter, h 1 75 Pleasant
•3 Church Edward M. bds 4 Quincy
S Church Howard M. clerk, bds 4 Quincy . [Chandler
to Church Jos. B. melodeon finisher, Taylor & Parley's, h 46
JOB Church Melvin A. melodeon finisher, bds 2 Fobes block
g Church Moses, letter carrier, h 4 Quincy ' [39 Green
■ Church Pulaski M. machinist at N. Y. steam engine works, h
tg Church William, wire drawer, h 6 Prescott
Churchill Ezra, policeman, h Chandler
a Churchill J. K. upholsterer, h 6 Goddard
** Churer , carpenter, bds 107 Pleasant
g Chute George W. clerk for R. Ball & Co., bds 9 Elm
'^ Claffey Hubert, moulder, h Assonet
^ Claflin Charles R. B. photographs and melainotypes, 229 Main,
Claflin John, machinist, h 47 Pleasant [h 386 Main
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Claflin Oliver W. pump maker, 199 Main, h 210 Pleasant
Claflin William J. machinist, bds 1 Kewton gi
Clancy Miss Bridget, h Lafayette ^
Clancy Charles, laborer at Green street coal yard 2B
Clancy Daniel, boot maker, h rear ^ Foyle S
Clancy John, shoemaker, bds 14 Salem r>
Clancy Michael, coachman, h Columbia z
Clancy Thomas, laborer, 67 Shrewisbury »
Clapp Daniel, farmer, h Corbin court, Tatnuck -j
Clapp E. L. machinist, h 9 Vernon o
Clapp E. B. clerk at F. A. Clapp's, 223 Main, bds 19 Park ^
Clapp Edward P. mechanic, bds d6 Thomas o
CLAPP FREDERICK A. hats and fiirs, 223 Main, h 882 j^^i
Clapp Harvey, stone cutter, at D. M. Woodward's [Main jo
Clapp Henry J. at Walker's boot shop, bds Exchange hotel ^
Clapp M. B. baker, h Blossom
Clapp John W. carpenter, bds 12 Thomas
Clapp Mrs. Levi, h 19 Park
Clapp Luther J. farmer, 402 Main
Clapp Seth A. enginci repairer, h Mendon
Clapp Silas, boottreer, h 402 Main
Clapp Mrs. Simeon, h 3 Gold
Clapp Wra. S. provisions, 38 Southbridge, bds 14 Newbury *
Clapp Warren, stone cutter at D. M. Woodward's 2
Clapp W. S. (Hopson, Cole & Co.) bds 21 Austin *1
Clapp W. Warren, butcher, h 1 Hudson g
Clark Allen, carpenter, bds Farmer's hotel ?
Clark Anthony F. jr. (Jankins\& C.) bds 18 Prospect ®
Clark Mrs. B. R. physician and midwife, 7 Myrtle i
Clark Benj. F. Nashua repair shop, bds Farmer's hotel
Clark Byron L. clerk, bds 21 Providence
Clark Claries A. watchman B. & A. R. R. h Mulberry ct Z
Clark Charles A. laborer at Alzirus Brown's, Exchange "
Clark Charles D. painter, h 41 Pleasant i*
Clark Edgar E. cutter at A. & J. E. Davis', bds Harrington 3
Clark Edward, tin peddler, h 6 Newton [ave ^
Clark Franklin A. Nashua repair shop, bds Farmer's hotel §
Clark Fred. M. butcher, cor Plantation and Hamilton, h 12 x
Clark Gardner P. counter skiver, h 4 Milk [Cherry
Clark George, carpenter, bds 5 Elliot r
Clark George F. carpenter, h Grafton ?
Clark G. L. teacher at Highland Academy co
Clark George H. painter and dealer in paints, oils, Sso, Nor- '^
wich, h Salem square [Pleasant
Clark George at Finley, Lawson & Kennedy's, bds 173
Clark George S. shoemaker, h 174 Southbridge 55
Clark George W. melter, at Wheeler'8, h 6 Providence »;g
Clark Granville, treasurer at Adriatic Mills [7 Myrtle ^
Clark H. Fred, agent Washington Life Ins. Co. 163 Main, bds |-
Clark (H. G.) & Pero, (P.) foundry, Hermon ^
CLARK HENRY O. fancy dry goods, 6 Flagg's block, h 19
Clark Hiram , engineer. Bay State honse, h Kilby [Pleasant
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Clark James, wire wcnrker, h Qninsigamoad
Clark Joel C. pattern maker, h 7 Myrtle
a* Clark John, boot finisher, h 1 Fonndry
Clark John, laborer, h Qainsigamond
CLARK (John S.) <fc IJOUGHTON, (Samud,) flour and
fc* corn, 95 Front, h 80 Front .
^ Clark John, laborer, h Nashua
Clark Leonard, machinist, h rear 273 Pleastot
'S Clark L. N. yard master at Nashua depot, h 12 Portland
•g, Clark Lewis J. farmer, h 2^ Bowdoin
S Clark Milton W. machinist at R. BaU & Co's
^ Clark N. H. butcher, h Barclay
b Clark Samuel, h Harrington av.
-g Clark Stockwell, saloon and billiard ball, 14 Foster, bds Bay
gj State house
Clark Solomon, watchman, h Bismarck [Front
g Clark Stedman, bookkeeper for Clark & Houghton, bds 80
Clark Theodore F. clerk at J. P. Rowland's, bds 8 Thomas
g Clark, (Thos. A.) Sawyer (Stephen) Jb Co. (E. W. Ball,)
^ crockery, &o. 128 and 130 Main, h 3 High
£, Clark Rev. Thomas W. h Mt. Vernon
^ Clark Wm. C. h Cedar
^ Clark Wm. H. policeman, h 73 Sonthbridge
« Clark (Wm. S.) is Newton, (Geo. L.D.)wool dealers, Allen's
S court, h 24 John [Hamilton, h cor Orafton S& Barclay
A Clark Nathaniel H. wholesale butdser, cor. Plantation and
-g Clark William J. clicker, h 8 Winter
« Clark William L. h 5 Wahiut '
Clarke Henry, physician, office and h 3 Chestnut [h 28 Elm
J Clarke J. H. ife Co. (Thos. B. Eaton,) dry goods, 148 Main,
Clark Joseph A. printer, h 19 Orchard
*§ Clash Theodore B. upholsterer, bds 2 Palmer
J^ Cleary Michael, mason, h Chandler ct
,S Clemence Frank M. machinist, at R. Bali & Co's. bds 22 Ex-
§ Clemence Henry M. machinist^ bds 41 Exchange [change
3 Clemence James A. clerk, bds 1 1 Newton
*§ Clemence Mrs. R. H. h 7 Laurel
Clemence Walter S. blacksmith, bde 11 Newton
p^ Clemence Mrs. William C. P. h 11 Newton
« Clements Eli, engineer at Stowe's boot shop, h df Wasbing-
§ Clements Geo. B. tailor, bds 24 Beacon [ton sq
t Clements The Misses, h 24 Beacon
Cleveland Charles H. clerk at 256 Main, h 158 Main
^ Cleveland (E. C.) & Bassett (J. M.) manuTrs woolen machin-
^ ery. Junction shop, and iron founders, Mechanic, h 30
i? Orange
S Cleveland Xenophon, ornamental painter, h 98 Sonthbridge
g Clifford Anson, woodworker, h 6 Hanover
SE Clifford Dennis, at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Clifford Jeremiah, laborer, h 7 Howard
Clifford John, laborer, bds 2 Spring
Clifford John, core maker at Crompton's __,.-—,
At CHA8. A. TENNEY 4b C0.*8, Skrmwtibmrr 8t*»
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Clifford O^ren, laborer, h Ti^lor
Clifford Warner, bds 3 Elm
Clifford Young S. carpenter, h 7 Irving
Clisbee Julius A. carpenter, h Elizabeth cor Earl
Clissold Walter, machinist, h cor. Ilermon and Beacon
Clough Edward P. bookbinder, bds 7 Home
Clough Francis A. barber, 197 Main, h 109 Summer
Clough Geo. S. carpenter, h Id Central 3"
Clough Jacob M. machinist at court mills, bds 10 Union ^
Clough John H. bookkeeper, bds 13 Central o.
Clough T. L. fireman on B. & A. R. R. h 105 Sununer ^
Close E. Frank machinist, bds Oread ^
Cloyes Francis, h 6 Orchard ^
Coan John, engineer at L. W. Pond's, h 31 Union ^
Coan Patrick, (Noon & C.) bds 52 Mechanic g
Coakley John, horse nail maker, bds 9 Vine 3^
Coarkley Cornelius, at Adriatic Mills, h Canterbury 3*
Cobb Charles P. machmist, h Qumsigamond ^
Cobb Frank M. h Woodland »
Cobb George P. & Co. fish & oysters, 35 Front, h 30 Bowdoin §-
Cobb Joel F. shoemaker, h 15 Gold 0^
Cobb Leander P. machinist, h 13 Foundrj S
Cobb Lewis A. machinist, h 9 Foundry o
Cobb Orman, shoemaker, bds 15 Gold 5-
Cobb S. T. butcher, bds 64 Front ^
Cobleigh Henry, bootmaker, h Heard »>'
Cobleigh John R. fireman Norwich R. R. bdB 14 Salem ^
Coburn Andros S. machinist, h 8 Fuhon ^
Cobum George M. machinist, bds 8 Fulton o
Coburn Henry, shoemaker, bds 72 Southbridge ?*■
Coburn Jesse J. proprietor Quinsigamond house ^^
Cobum Jehiel C. Junk dealer, bds Plantation ^
COBURN LEMUEL, junk dealer, 24 Union, h 7 Carroll Z;
Cobum Nathan S. custom boot and shoe maker, 1-^ Linooln ^
Cobum Peter, machinist, h 2 Newbury [Sq, bds 11 Highland S
Coburn S. C. (H. B. Jencks & Co.) bds 40 Chandler ^
Coburn S. J. carpenter, h 172 Southbridge
Coburn S. W. machinist, bds 28 Thomas
Cochran John, moulder, bds 114 Southbridge r^
Cochlin Michael, h 28 Franklin c^
Cod well Perry, carpenter, bds 110 Southbridge 8
Cody Michael, laborer, h cor. Cambridge and Sutton lane ^
Coe Charles F. machinist, h 10 Charlton 2,
Coe George S. farmer, Mountain *^
Coe Hamilton, clerk at Spy office, bds 25 Pleasant ^
Coe Wendall P. machinist, bds 20 Wellington 1^
Coe William, farmer. Mountain J^
Coe William, clerk, bds 26 Pleasant *^
Coes Aury G. (I^. & A. G. Coes,) h Webster square ^
Goes Frank L. R. bds at Loring Coes' [Southbridge 5"
Coes John G. teamster for Richardson, Meriam & Co. h 47 ^
Coes J. H. at L. <fe A. G. Coes, bds Webster square
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Coes Loring & A. G. wrench manufacturers, Webster square
Goes William, machinist, bds 50 Southbridge
Coes William W. boot maker, h 60 Southbridge
Coffee Edmund, laborer, h 3 Hibernia
So Coffee Humphrey, core maker, bds 2 Hibernia
5 Coffee James, gardener, bds Gold couit
_g Coffee John, carpenter, h 16 Franklin
"^ Coffee John, laborer, h rear 12 Mechanic
^ Coffee Miss Kate, h 93 Front
^ Coffee Michael, laborer, h Mechanic cor. Spring
g Coffee Patrick, tailor, h E. Worcester
^ Coffee Patrick, laborer, h 7 Garden
£ Coffee Samuel, at Washburn Iron Co.
g Coffin George, baker, bds 32 Chandler
1^ Coggar Francis, blacksmith, h 54 Mechanic
oT hoggins Michael, driver for Strong & Rogers, Southbridge
3 Coggins Bartley, fireman, B. <fc A. R. R. h Wood sq'r
sP ^oggma Thomas^ flagman, h Suffolk
Cogswell C. C. (Eldridge & C.) bds Water Cure
Cogswell Henry R. h 11 Pleasant
Cogswell Mason, painter, h 22 Madison
Coggshall Cha's E. machinist, h 13 Market
Coiteux Lewis, wire worker, bds 26 Grove
Colbath Charles L. bookkeeper, 12 Foster, bds 258 Main
^ Colbath James & Son,(J. M. Colbath,) steam and gas fitters,
1 12 Foster, h Thomas
Colbert John, printer at Spy Office, bds 26 Beacon
Colburn Calvin, machinist, h 25 Crown
S Colburn Mozart, refreshments. Western Depot, h 6 Grafton
*" Colburn S. W. machinist, bds 39 Summer
Colby Alonzo, carpenter, 22 Exchange
|g Colby H. C. bootfitter, bds 70 Southbridge
^ Colby Reuben, policeman, room Pleasant place
22 Cole Alonzo W. machinist, h 40 Newbury
Cole Alonzo, machinist, h 40 Newbury
Cole Henry, h Freeland
Cole Henry F. (Hopson Sd Cole) bds Freeland
"= Cole J. H. machinist, at Rice, Barton A Co's
£ Cole Martin, clicker, h Woodland
^ Coleman Mrs. Bridget, h long block, Southga e
g Coleman Mrs. Charles C. h 2 Oxford
^ Coleman George B. carpenter, h 23 East
a: Coleman George S. machinist, h 5 Clinton
^ Coleman Jacob, blacksmith, h Lamartine
2 Coleman Timothy, wire roller, h North
g Coles Robert M. clicker., bds 20 Crown
w Colleary Patrick, iceman, h Prescott
^ College of the Holy Cross, College street
2 CoUette Adolphus, laborer, h Webster N. W.
^ CoUette Chas. blacksmith, h Cambridge
Collette Thomas, gilder, h Shrewsbuiy
Collie Joseph, carpenter, bds 2 Gold
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Collier Abner, carpenter, bds 1 Charlton
Collier Francis A. machinist, h 183 Pleasant ^
Collier Miles, gardener, at Rev. C. Newell'«
Collier William P. machinist, h 6 Mason ?■
Collier William F. clicker, bds 30 Main
Collins Cornelias, laborer, h Lamartine ^
Collins Cornelius, laborer, h Winter place O
Collins Cornelius, h 8 S. Irving ^
Collins Daniel, blacksmith, h Madison cor. Salem <
Collins Daniel, teamster, h 1 Chandler court m
Collins Daniel C. hostler, bds 1 South Irving fl
Collins Frederick, clerk for Finlinr,Law8on <fc Kennedy, bds "
Collins George T. shoe maker, h Green cor. Franklin [9 Fruit O
Collins John, painter, h 4 Howard 2
Collins John, shoemaker, 6 Ward 3
Collins John, laborer at Tannery, h Winter court 2
Collins John, boot maker, h 38 Shrewsbury 2
Collins John, mason, h E. Worcester place
Collins Michael, gas fitter, h 3 Carbon
Collins Michael, boot bottomer, h 34 Winter
Collins Michael, laborer, h rear 106 Southbridge ^
Collins Morris, laborer at Nashua engine house "g
Collins Timothy, at Washburn Iron Co, O
Collins Mrs. Thomas M. h 18 Temple H
Collins William, machinist, h 23 Salem ^
Collins Wm. tailor, cor. Spring and Mechanic, h 08 Mechanic r-
Colton Samuel H. treas. People's Ins. Co. 229 Main, h Queen ^
Colton John B. bookkeeper B. S. shoe factory, Austin, bds o
Colton N. W. bootmaker, bds 270^ Main cor. Austin [Queen [J
Colvin E. H. moulder, bds 24 Washington O
Colvin Caleb, foundry, h 1 1 Gold ^
Colvin Henry, wiredrawer, h Goddard's lane
Colvin James, foundry, h Beacon between Oread Ss Lagrange ^
Colvin M. R. steam and gas fitter, bds 26 Beacon k>
Colvin Theodore H. moulder, h 126 Southbridge ***
Colvin Z. T. clerk, bds Benefit court gj
Combe John P. carpenter, bds 26 Beacon >
Combs A. machinist, bds Farmers hotel 2
Combs Carrel, farmer, h Highland
Combs Ezra, policeman, h Sunny Side f^
Combs Hiram S. machinist, h Linwood place 39
Combs Royal, (Hillman <fc Combs,) 73 Front, h 80 Grafton m
Combs Samuel C. machinist, h 53 I)ale Hospital j^
Combs Simon E. blacksmith. Court mill, h 18 Lincoln
Comee George W. at Central st. coal yard, h 29 Central ^
Comerford Dennis, laborer, b 25 Gold O
Comins Danforth B. h 44 Thomas ?
Comins Edward I. teacher, h 3 Cottage PI
Comings Harrison H. captain of day police, h 5 Palmer 2
Comiskey Michael, at Washburn Iron Co. m
Comme Frederick, card stripper, h Trowbridgeville ?^
Comstock Robert F. carpenter, h Sycamore cor. Main
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Conant Mrs. Clarissa, boai'ders, h 7 Fruit
. Conant C. B, woodworker, bds 30 Thomas
]8 Conant Edward^. (White & Conant) 311 Main
c Conant Edwin, h 24 Lincoln
M Conant Henry E. carpenter, bds 107 Pleasant
S) Conant Mrs. Mary P. h 18 Newbury
.52 Conant S. W. carpenter, bds 30 Chandler
o Conant Wm. F. traveling agent for Wood, Ligkt & Co.
*"§ Conavoy James, laborer, h Quinsigamond
^ Condy Alexander, moulder, h 47 Green
*§ Condy John, machinist, h 26 Myrtle
•^ Congdon Mrs. Fidelia, h 2 Sudbury
«g Congdon S. 6. engineer, h 17 Prescott
8. Condon Albert N. carpenter, bds Newton
£ Condon James, porter, h Quinsigamond
Condon James, carpenter, h 1 Eaton place
Condon John, carpenter, bds cor. Lovell and Beaver
Condon Richard, laborer, h Lafayette, cor. Washington
.E Conger Harrison, shoemaker at 42 Southbridge
2 Conkey Edward, at C. Foster's, bds 44 Front
CO Conkey John S. pattern maker, h 5 Linwood
S2 Conkey Wm. (T. Smith & Co.) h Holden
j^ Conklin George H. clerk at Wor. Skirt Co. bds 59 Chandler
8 Conklin Henry W. painter, h 66 Main
£ Conklin John O. machinist, bds 56 Main
i Conklin Oliver P. clicker, h 20 Beacon
^ Conley Hugh, laborer, h North
j^ Conlin Barney, moulder, bds 57 Front
S Conlin Mrs. Bi-idget, h 82 Winter
Conlin Hugh, at Washburn Iron Co.
Conlin James, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Conlin James, at Washburn Iron Co. h Millbnry
Conlin James, painter, h Lafayette
Conlin James, porter, h Quinsigamond
Conlin John, laborer, bds 16 Bridge
^ Conlin John, at Washburn Iron Co.
Q. Conlin John, wire drawer, h Ward
^ Conlin John, laborer, h 3 Ward
2 Conlin John, laborer, h 2 Foyle
g Conlin John, moulder, h corner Burt and Grafton
^ Conlin Martin, porter, Quinsigamond
g Conlin Michael, laborer at Washburn Iron Go. bds 14 Pond
p Conlin Mrs. Patrick, h 51 Washington
o Conlin Mrs. Patrick, h Millbury, Quinsigamond
o Conlin Patrick, 2d, at Washburn Iron Co.
g Conlin Patrick A. at Washburn Iron Co.
g Conlin Patrick, porter, h Quinsigamond
S Conlin Patrick, laborer, 4 Beach
§ Conlin Patrick, cobbler, h 15 Winter
^ Conlin Patrick C. moulder, h 5 Spruce
"" Conlin Patrick D, boot bottomer, h cor. Beach and Pond
Conlin Peter, laborer, h Quinsigamond
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Conlin Peter, hostler, h Canterbury
Conlin Timothy, laborer, h 10 Pond
Conlin Timothy, laborer, h Ward ^
Connell Mrs. Catherine, washerwoman, h 56 Salem
Connell Dennis, at Washburn Iron Go. f
Connell James, carpenter, bds Seymore q
Connell John, moulder, bds 49 Washington O
Connell Michael, laborer, h 22 Madison ^
Connell Mrs. h 32 Winter jn
Connell Patrick, laborer, h Cambridge .
Connell Patrick, at rolling mill, h 18 Chandler ^
Connell P. J. harness maker, 86 Front, h Penn Avenue j[{}
Connell William, bootmaker, bds 8 Spring *D
Connelly Mrs. Ann, h 8 Winter ^
Connelly Barney, moulder, bds 51 Front H
Connelly Daniel, marble worker, bds 1 Beach 3C.
Connelly Dominick, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Connelly Hugh, mason, h North , n
Connelly John, at rolling mill, h 2 Brown Z\
Connelly John, boot finidier, h Hill m
Connelly John, laborer, h Millbury, Quinsigamond ^
Connelly John, laborer, h 18 Madison
Connelly John, laborer, h Cypress 2
Connelly Michael, bootmaker, h 21 Summer ZiJ
Connelly Michael, wire drawer, h Goddard's lane fZ
Connelly Michael, at Washburn Iron Co. bds 68 Mechanic CO
Connelly Patrick, soap and candlemaker, h Sutton lane
Connelly Patrick, laborer, h rear 6 Bridge ^
Connnelly Peter, laborer, h Gouldingville
Connelly William, wire drawer, h Goddard's lane J
Conner Andrew, carter, bds 1 Millbury ^
Conner Arthur, laborer, h 15 Millbury CO
Conner Dennis R. grocer, 4 Washington Square >
Conner George, h 1 Central court Z
Conner James; laborer, h E. Worcester ^
Conner James, laborer, h rear 10 Mechanic ^
Connei James, carpenter, bds 114 Southbridge >
Conner Jeremiah, laborer, h Canterbury S
Conner Jeremiah, laborer, h 10 Hibernia
Conner Mrs. J. h Prescott place ^
Conner John, laborer, h 68 Front
Conner John, blacksmith, h 1 E. Central JJ
Conner John, mechanic, bds rear 16 Bridge %
Conner John, peddler, h Henry
Conner Joseph, bootfinisher, h 9 Austin S
Conner Martin, crimper, h Henry =
Conner Michael, wire worker, h Quinsigamond
Conner Michael, laborer, h Sigel CO
Conner Thomas, bootsider. bds 54 Southbridge ^
Conners Mrs. Bridget, h 5 Beach m
Conners Matthew, spindle maker, h Northville [j
Conners Mrs. Mary, h 1 Cross
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Conners Patrick, laborer, h Millbury
Conners Patrick, laborer, bds 1 Millbury
Conners Patrick, laborer, h Northville
S Conners Mrs. Patrick, h Tow path
^ Connery John, gigger, h 9 Millbury
At Connery Michael, machinist, bcb Beach
® Connor Albert, teamster, h 30 Elliott
ca Connor Daniel, laborer, bds Temple st. avenue
^ Conner Dennis, boot sider, bds 2 Spring
»g. Connor James, laborer, h 7 Bridge
5 Connor John, blacksmith, h 7 E. Central
^ Connor Patrick, laborer, h Worth
{jj Connors Mrs. Ann, h 116 Southbridge
. Connors Jeremiah, laborer, h 12 Charles
^ Connors Jeremiah, laborer, h 14 Hibernia
^ Connors Michael, laborer, h rear 20 Temple
^ Connors Patrick, spinner, bds 1 Millbury
•S Connors Patrick H. laborer, h Lamartine
M Connors Terrence, rolling mill, h 47 Shrewsbury
^^ Connor Thomas, at Court mills, h 2 Pink
ej Connors Wm. boot bottomer, h Assonet
^ Conodon S. G. engineer, h 1 7 Prescott
'g Conroy Michael, laborer, h Armory
^ Conroy Thomas, mason, h 1 7 Beach
•g Consen John, laborer, h 5 Prince
^ Convary Thomas, machinist, h Winter st. place
S Converse Brigham, farmer, h 1 Orchard
f^ Converee E. A. druggist, h Tatnuck
^ Converse Mrs. Eliza A. dressmaker, h 2 Kendall
S Converse Edmund, teamster, h 8 Washington
b Converse Harrison, paper box manufacturer, 272^^ Main, h
^ Main corner Austin
Converse Hiram, teamster, h 74 Front
g Converse L. D. teamster, h rear 13 Market
* Converse N. E." engineer at S. C. Andrews, bds 31 Salem
IS Converse Rev. Otis, h 28 Chandler
^ Converse Patrick, at C. A. Tenney & Co»s, h 12 E. Wor'r
^ Conway John, machinist, bds 15 Brown
^ Conway Mrs. Patrick, h 16 Brown
►^ Cook Mrs. A. F. dressmaker, 163 Main
"C Cook Benjamin, policeman, h 31 Thomas
g4 Cook Daniel P. job wagon, h rear 9 Gold
§ Cook Edward, at wireworks, h 7 Foyle
^ Cook Mrs. Elizabeth, h Lodi
pg Cook Frank H. painter, h Slater's court
^ Cook F. W. at Washburn & Moen's, h Adams square
^ Cook George M. machinist, h 31 Austin
^ Cook John, at machine shop, bds Endicott
g Cook Nathaniel H. at E. AUen & Co's, h 2 Jackson
g^ Cook Norton L. machinist, h 2 Portland place
Cook Oliver K. pump maker, Tatnuck
Cook Robert, laborer at Wood, Light & Co's
BASTKRir, irKSKERM and CAITADA PIW JB, by the Car or in Yard,
VORCKBTBB C DIBKCTOBY. 95
Cook Robert, wiredrawer, bds Lodi
Cook Samuel, with Worcester skirt Co. h 61 Austin
Cook Samuel H. farmer, bds Fowler, Tatnuck
Cook Sumner, fkrmer, Fowler, Tatnuck
Cook (S. W.) A Barton (C. P.) dentists, 263 Main «
COOK W. W. gardener and florist at D. Tainter's, h Loudon ►
Cook Wm. H. carpenter, bds 66 Austin [cor. Main p«
Cook W. H. stove moulder, bds 809 Main
Cooke DiRrid W. mason, h 31 Austin ^
Cool James, laborer, h 7 Miilburj 9
Cooley Benjamin F. mechanic, h 1 Lin wood place ^
Cooley Henry P. (Phelps & Cooley) 67 Front, h 10 Cherry W
Cooley Michael, laborer, h rear long block. Temple ^
COOLET W. £. hats and caps, 235 Main, h 6 Walnut ^
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CooHdge F. W. bds 2 West " ^
Coolidge Lorin £. machinist, h cor. Hermon and Main ^
Coolidge Ruggles S. clicker, bds 2 West . ^
Coon Alonzo, teamster, bds 1 1 Arch g
Coonan Martin, gardener, h rear 68 Mechanic H
Coonan Mrs. Patrick, h Quinsigamond qq
Coonan Thomas, laborer, h 2 Temple ot, m
Coonan William, laborer, h 6 Burt g
Cooney Mrs. Andrew, h 10 Bridge, Q
Cooney James, laborer, h Henry q
Cooney James, moulder, h cor. Cross and East Worcester g
Cooney John, moulder, bds E. Worcester ^
Cooney Patrick, laborer, Adriatic mills, h Canterbury ^
Cooney Patrick, moulder, bds 4 Bridge H
Cooney Mrs. William, h 14 Temple
Cooneyhan Patrick, laborer, h 13 Vine • g
Cooper Chas. dresser tender, h 2 Cambridge
Cooper Geo. miller, h 24 Wilmot ^
Cooper Henry, miller at City mills Jj
iyooper John, boot crimper, h 8 Pink ^
Cooper J. Arthur, machinist, bds 296 Main
Cooper Samuel G. machinist, h 7 Hanover
Cooper P. L. engineer on N. & W. R. R. h Bnrnside ct. o
Cooper Wm. overseer at L. K. Washburn's, Allen ct. S
Copeland A. A. machinist, bds 20 Chatham
Copeland Mrs. Adelia G. h 20 Chatham
Copeland John W. carpenter, h 6 Newbury
Copeland Salem, foreman at Kniffeu mowing machine Co.,
Central, h 1 Wachusett [side
Corbett Henry M. carriage smith, rear 32 Thomas, h Sunny-
Corbett Patrick, spinner, h Armory
Corbett Winslow, shoemaker, bds 105 Pleasant [Maple place
Corbin Frank B. Express messenger at Fiske & Go's, bds 3
Corbin John W. groceries and provisions, h cor. Oxford and
Chandler
Corbin Levi G. Express messenger, bds 3 Maple place.
Corbin, (Simeon B.) & Tarbeil (John B.) manufacturers of
bread cu tters, 22 Foster, h 3 Maple place
Pu*Uoalar attentivB paid t« farntolilac Lnmber by the Car Lead*
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Corcoran Daniel, laborer, h 12 E. Worcester
. Corcoran James, darpenter, 27 Winter
^ Corcoran Owen, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Is^ Corcoran Thomas, laborer, bds 14 Shrewsbury
"SL Corr>ellif r Oliver, bootmaker, h Langdou
^ Corey Patrick,, at Washburn Iron Co.
JT Corey E. L. carpenter, h Woodland cor Hawthorne
iXj Cory Joseph, carpenter, bds 52 Mechanic
3fe Corless John, laborer, h 64 Shrewsbury •
^ Corless Patrick, laborer, h E. Worcester
O Corlis John, laborer, h 62 Shrewsbury
J^ Cosgrove Francis, blacksmith, Water, h 1 Brown
. Cosgrove Frank, moulder, h 45 Exchange
32 Cosgrove James, moulder, h 106 Southbridge
-I Cosgrove John, stone mason, h 1 Winter place
>» Cosgrove John, boot maker, bds 1 Winter place
"^ Cosgrove John B. blacksmith, bds 7 Brown
"S* Cosgrove Peter, shoemaker, h Suffolk
c Cosi Lazzaro, at Washburn Iron Co.
55 Cotay Gillford, h 13 Mechanic
_c Cottie Fred, carpenter, bds 1 Union
^ Cotton James, painter, h 68 Mechanic
Cotton Patrick, laborer, bds 26 Bridge
c3 Cotton R. E. h 6 Central court
D: Cottrell H., W. XJ. telegraph operator, bds 264 Main
■g Cottrell Mrs. J. H. h 264 Main
^ Couch Alfred B. superintendent N. T. Steam Endbe Co. h
"g Couch Henry, horse nail maker, bds 9 Vine [25 Green
Couch John, horse nail maker. Bridge, h 4 Vine
eg Couchon Alexander, mechanic, h Gouldingville
^ Couchon John, laboter, h 16 Central
-S Couchon Peter, moulder, h 15 Central
22 Coughlan Daniel, clerk, h 11 Winter
«^ Coughlan Michael, boottreer, bds 64 Southbridge '
* Coulahan Martin, laborer, h 168 Southbridge
*o Coulahan Michael, at Crompton's, h Ward
j^ Coulahan Patrick, job wagon, h 166 Southbridge
p Coulahan Thomas, laborer at College of Holy Cross
IH Coult George, carpenter, bds 3 Fobes block
^ Coulter Dawson, hostler, bds 27 Franklin
S Courtney Bernard, finisher, h Sutton's lane
ho Courtney Daniel, laborer, Quinsigamond, h 3 Larkin
•§ Courtney James, laborer, h 3 Milk
S Courtney John, napper, bds Sutton's lano
Cotfrtney John, moulder, bds 2 Pink
c Courtney John, laborer, bds Qi iisigamond
-cr Courtney Michael, spinner, bds Sutton's lane
■g Courtney Thomas, picker, h Sutton's lane, cor Cambridge.
o Courtney Timo. laborer at Wheeler's, h 2 Pink
^. Coumoyer Nelson, laborer, h cor Cambridge and Sutton lan«
Couture Moses, fkrmer, h Adams square
Cove John, butcher, 19 Millbury
At CHA8* A. TENNEY Ac CO.*S, Skrewsbury SU»
erery 4e«crlptloik pf Hoiis* BttUdluc l4UBlMr nay be fonad*
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Cove (Martin) & Eeltiher, (Thomas) meat and provisians, 19
Millbury, bds 24 Millbury
Cove Patrick, loom repairer, h Tow path
Covell Henry, j^prentice at Aitehison's, 22 School, h 1 Market
Cowdery Henry F. patent eaves troughs, 66 Exchange . 55
Oowdin Mii'ick H. intelligence office and patent right agenti c^
4 Front st. Exchange, bds 21 Park g
Co wen Nelson, h 12 Congress
Cowles E. J. carpenter, bds 2 Newton g
Cox John, wire drawer, Washburn S. W. ^
Cox John S. foreman for C. H. Fitch A Co. bds 7 Clinton »
Cox John, wire drawer, h Prescott place =r
Cox Michael, laborer, h Brighton §
Cox William, moulder, bds 19 Mechanic S*
Coxan William J. machinist, h Border 3
Coyle Patrick, laborer at N. and W. freight house ^
Coyne John, roller, Quinsigamond, h Ward 00
Crafts Eleazer, bookbinder for Sanford & Son, h rear 3 Bige- o-
Crafts John, laborer at Wellington's coal yard [low's oourt ^
Cragan John, laborer, h 16 MiBbury g
Craggin William, bos carder, h Jamesville =
Crandall Spencer, laborer, h Gouldingville »
CRANE E. B. lumber dealer, Madison, cor Norwich R. R. k
Crane Wm. C. hostler, bds Waldo house [6 Madison C
Crane John C. click, h 1 Washburn, S. W ' ^
Crane Mrs. Origen, h Leicester, N. W. 3
Crane P. S. machinist, bds 4 Pond 8,
Crane W. C. express driver, bds Waldo house ^
Cranshaw John B. tinsmith, h 17 Charlton g
Cranshaw Robert, tinsmith, bds 17 'Charlton Q-
Craven Mrs. Ellen, h rear new block. Temple =r
Craven. John, laborer, h 7 East Worcester ^
Craven T. C. manufacturer hay tedders, bds Bay State house ^
Crawford E. B. woolen manu&ctufer, 410 Main st. h Norwood "^
Crawford Henry W. door maker, h 6 Union 05.
Crawford James, boot bottomer, h 35 Lafayette o
Crawford Joseph^* boottreer, h 1 Providence v<
Crawford O. T. clerk, 20 Front, h 62 Austin g
Crawford Samuel, boottreer, h 1 Barclay ' »
Crawford Wm. H. clerk, 22 Front, h 61 Austin
Crawshaw Charles, printer, h Adriatic, S. W. S"
Ciray John, porter at H. H. Chamberlin's o-
Creamer Mrs» Abbie, h 35 Lafayette * ^
Creamer Daniel, at Bradley's car shop, h 16 Franklin §
Creamer Michael, jackspinner, h 35 Lafayette «.
Creamer Thomas, dyer, bds 36 Lafayette Q.'
Cree Charles E. book keeper at A. & J. C. Davis', bds 2 East c*
Cree J. Thompson, h 2 East 3
Cregan John, toot crimper, h 46 Mechanic • o
Crehan Cornelius, laborer, h Hibemia I!!
Crehan Patrick, machinist at N. Y. Steam Engine Co. ^
Crimmings Daniel, laborer, h Lafayette
CHAft. .A. VlSinVKY dc CO., IilTlHllBlft YAKO,
11
98 WOBCBSTgy C dibbctoby.
Crimmings John, laborer, h Southbridge, Adriatic
Grimmings Patrick, laborer, h Lafayette
Crimmings Timothy, watchman at Cleveland's foundry
-jg Critcherson Geo. P. photographer, 239 Main, h 18 Congress
g Croake Dennis, at Nashua R. R. h Gouldingville
S Croake Mrs. James, grocer, 29 Winter
m Croake William, moulder, at Arcade, h 12 Vine
*§ Crocker Henry A. organ maker at Taylor & Farley's, bds 28
K Crocker William H. h 10 Market [Austin
g Crockett Alonzo D. moulder, bds 3 Eaton block, Main
SI Crockett E. M. clerk, bds rear 18 Mulberry
ag* Crompton George, loom builder, Green, h Union Hill
% Crompton (Geo.) & Dawson (Chas) manufacturers' supplies,
2 Cronin Cornelius, shoemaker, bds 5 Union [28 Front
SCronin Daniel, laborer, h 12 Shrewsbury
^ Cronin Dennis, laborer, h Suffolk
. Cronin Jeremiah, blacksmith, 3 East Worcester
W Cronin John, laborer, bds 38 Temple
^ Cronin John, laborer, h 11 Hibemia
Cronin Joseph, carpenter, h 35 Shrewsbury
^ Cronin Joseph, at Boston R. R. h Barclay
j£ Cronin Marcus D. carpenter, h 36 Shrewsbury
S Cronin Michael, laborer, h 38 Temple
5 Cronin Owen, blacksmith at Court Mills, h 21 Summer
Cronin Patrick, painter, h 8 East Central
*€ Cronin Patrick, laborer, h 14 Larkin
^ Cronin Timothy, moulder, h cor Burt and Orafton
^ Crpry Samuel, clerk at Finlay, Lawson & Kennedy's, bds
S Crosby A. E. clerk, bds 44 Front [Columbia court
5 Crosby David, wire finisher, h Holden
»S Crosby Isaiah, h 30 Newbury
-g Crosby Isaac B. carpenter, h 7 Portland
^ Crosby James H. carpenter, bds 3 Hermon
•§ Crosby James P. painter, h 42 Summer
8 Crosby John, student, bds 60 Front
^ Crosby S. Albert, clerk, bds 30 Newbury
^ Crosby Samuel B. grocer, 25 Southbridge, h 80 Newbury
g Crosby Thomas, teamster at Crompton's
Crosby Thomas S. laborer, h 61 Washington
Crosby Thomiis S. saloon, cor Central and Union
£ Crosby Uberto C. carpenter, h 3 Hermon
jBB Crosby Uberto C^r. Sec'y Bay State Ins. Co. bds 3 Hermon
*^ Crosby William K. book keeper, h Quinsigamond
Cross Benjamin C. polisher, h 400 Main
Cross Cyprian, moulder, 18 Liberty
Cross Edward S. carpenter, h Portland place
Cross Henry, yamisher, bds Cambridge
Cross James, at Court mills, h Kendall
Cross Lyman D. clerk at 14 Front, bds 42 Summer
Cross Moses, machinidt, h Canterbury
Cross Nelson A. wood worker, h 9 Elliot
Crogg Wm. TJce president Wor. Nat, bank, h 43 Elm
WORCESTER C DIRECTORY. 99
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Cross Wm. laborer, h Trowbridgeville
Crossan Patrick, moulder, at N. Y. Steam Engine Co. ^
Crossley Andrew J. cloth inspector, h Soutbgate •
CrottyJohn, laborer, h 16 Lo veil's court s
Crotty John, wire pointer, h Sheridan, S. W. g
Crowe Andrew, bootmaker, h 20 Shrewsbury o
Crowley Arthur, laborer, h 28 Liberty ^
Crowley Bat. at Washburn Iron Co. w
Crowley Cornelius J. boot crimper, h 5 Pink 5
Crowley John, city coal yard, h Southbridge, Adriatic o
Crowley John, at Washburn Iron Co. ^
Crowley Michael, at Washburn Iron Co. o
Crowley Michael, building mover, h 38 Temple fn
Croy John, teamster, h cor Canterbury and Goddard </>
Crozier Robert, laborer, h Cypress ^
Cuddihy Patrick, laborer, h 11 Blackstone S
Cullen Francis, at Wellington's, h 63 Shrewsbury ^
Cullen John, boot maker, h 14 Winter st. place >•
Cullen Martin, boot fitter, h 22 Winter S
Cullen Patrick, teamster, h 29 School z
Cullen Wm. F. bootmaker, bds 47 Shrewsbury !!?
CuUinane Edward, carter, Sutton lane ^
Culver Austin L. ^tna Sewing Machine rooms, 262 Main, h *
Culver George E. h 4 Charlton [i Waldo i
Cumings Chester, gilder and picture framer, l*J2\ Main, *i 1 *^
Cumiskey John, laborer, h 26 Shrewsbury [Chandler »
Cummings Charles, moulder, h Waverly 21
Cummings Charles, carpenter, h 16 Union 3
CUMMINGS CHARLES A. cutler and gunsmith, 230 Main f
Cummings Mrs. C. S. h 9 Providence ^
Cummings Estes, at Malleable Iron Foundry, h 26 Park g
Cummings James, laborer, h Prescott 2
Cummings James W. moulder, h 11 Green ~
Cummings John, laborer, h North 5^
Cummings John, laborer, bds rear 6 Bridge S"
Cummings John, machinist, h 6 Carroll %
Cummings Jno. B. patent eaves trough, h 26 Laurel g
Cummings Michael, wire drawer, h Grove 5-
Cummings Michael, laborer, h Benefit
. Cummings Michael, bootmaker, bds 74 Southbridge r-
Cummings Patrick, laborer, h 62 Salem ae
Cummings Patrick, laborer at Strong & Roger's coal yard co
Cummings Thomas, boottreer, h 24 Winter %
Cummings Willard, h 14 Goddard J*
Cummings Wm. slater, h rear 24 Mechanic =
Cumming Sumner, click at J. H. & G. M. Walker's, h Barclay g
Cunningham Alfred W. at T. K. Earle & Co«'s, h Providence n»
cor Jefferson ^
Cunningham Clement W. carpenter, h 142 Southbridge £.
Cunningham Elliot E. at Russ <fc Eddy's ^
Cunningham George, machinist, bds 67 Mechanic '*
Cunningham Henry, laborer, h 76 Mechanic
Ronipli and lirsBsed Hemlock, Spruce and JPine,
100 WOBCJESTKR C DIRECTOET.
Cunningham James, at Washburn Iron Co.
Cunningham James, laborer, h 106 South bridge
J- Cunningham James, boot maker, h Winter
Cunningham J. E. carpenter, h Foundry
Cunningham John, laborer, h Canterbury
fc* Cunningham John, laborer, bds 2 Hinds court
^ Cunningham John, dresser tender at Messinger & Wright's
Cunningham John E. machinist, bds 3 Smith's ct. Shrewsbury
'^ Cunningham John M. machinist, bds ^6 Mechanic
•g^ Cunningham Mrs. Mary, h Grove
§ Cunningham M. W. sole leather cutter, h 25 Temple
^. Cunningham Michael, moulder, at Cleveland's foundry
fa; Cunningham Peter, tailor, h 33 Winter
^ Cunningham Thomas, blacksmith, h E. Central
g Cunninghani 'Wm. shoemaker, bds 9 Austin
Cunningham Wm. H. clerk at 74 Southbridge
g Curly John, shoemaker, h Shrewsbury
Curran Florence, laborer, h Cypress
§ Curran John, laborer, h Gouldingville
^. Curran John, laborer, h Quinsigamond
gj Curran Mrs. Martin, h Gouldingville
Curran Michael, laborer, h 80 Salem
5 Curran Patrick, saloon,. 79 Front, bds 13 Vine
« Curran M. laborer, h 27 E. Worcester
^ Curran Morris, at Washburn Iron Co.
»• Curran Patrick, laborer, h cor Salem and Madison
-g Curran Patrick, at N. & W. freight house
^ Curran Thomas, at Washburn Iron Co.
Curran John, bootmaker, h rear 87 Madison
,ai; Currie Peter, boiler maker, h 17 Harrison
"** Currier Augustus N". Sec'y People's Ins. Co. h 4 Harvard
% Currier Daniel, carpenter, h 96 Southbridge
^ Currier J. M. rubber goods, 144 Main, bds Waldo house
pS Currier John P. farmer, h Quinsigamond
^ Currier T. J. macliinist, h 170 Southbridge
g Currier Francis, painter, bds 93 Front
^ Curry Mra. Catherine, h 1 6 Vine
Curry Patrick, laborer, h North
Curry Thomas, wire worker, h North
^ Curtain Daniel, fuUer, h Leicester, V. F. [ter, h Webster
g Curtis Albert, cotton and wool manufacturer. New Worces-
^ Curtis (Albert) & Marble, (E. T.) manufacturers of woolea
machinery. Waster, N. W.
^ Curtis Austin, farmer, bds Tatnuck
•^ Curtis Benjamin, grocer, h 8 Madison
^ Curtis Charles F. machinist, h Gates lane, Leicester
g Curtis Edward, farmer, Stafford
g Curtis E. T. boarding house, h 26 Beacon
^ Curtis E. P. traveling agent for A. P. Richardson, h Lincoln
j3 Curtis James, laborer, h East
Curtis James P. farmer, bds Stafford
Curtis Jared, laborer, h Sutton lane
IFBAIHLEft, TIMBER mna HSAVIT J^OISOF fariii»lied to oWior.
C JL X4BSB«j 4t Co., opp, JBofttOM * Alhmpj Vow Mw9lghM HoMOt
WORCESTER D DIRECTORY. 101
Curtis John, harness maker, h 2 Central court
Curtis Joseph, (Dexter & Co.) h cor Austin and Newbury ^
Curtis Mrs. Joseph, Leicester, N. Worcester 5
Curtis Joseph P. carder^ h Tatnuck >
Curtis Mrs. L. M. h 7 Maple 3
Curtis Lewis, at Grove Mills, bds 26 Grove a?
Curtis Marcus, farmer, h Stafford ^
Curtis Randall, pattern maker, h Tatnuck g
Curtis Richard, painter, h 26 Thomas -c
Curtis Salem N. grocer, h 11 Seaver ^
Curtis Samuel G. farmer, Plantation ^
Curtis Tyler P. farmer, h Lincoln ^
Cushing John, Grove mill, h 17 N. Ashland <
Cushing W. H. moulder, bds 11 Pond st. court ^
Cushman (Hiram) & Thompson, (P. A.) shoe findings, 4 Sar- »
gent's block, h 20 Washington 3.
Cushman William W. stone mason, h 4 Prospect ^
Cutler A. S. card maker at T. K. Earle & Co.'s, bds 1 Green co
Cutler Charles, teamster for Cleveland & Co. h Beacon near ^
Cutler Ebenezer, carpenter, h Mendon [Lagrange 3'
Cutler Rev. Ebenezer, pastor Union church, h 73 Pleasant ^
Cutter Charles N. (A. Davis & Co.) h 8 Edward ^
Cutter Daniel, painter, h 6 Larkin 9-
Cutter Nathaniel F. plowmaker, h 3 Newport 5'
Cutter Nathaniel, bds 3 Newport ^
CUTTING AMOS P. architect, 11 Front st. Exchange, h ^
Cutting Caleb, machinist, h 18 Orange [306 Main gf
Cutting Darius, fruit and confectionery, 3 Gates block, Trum« qj
Cutting Frank W. clerk at 247 Main, bds 6 State [bull sq. S
Cutting Joshua, machinist, h 44 Central
Cutting J. B. wire drawer, h 38 Prescott ^
Cutting N. H. truss manufacturer, 10 Brinley hall, h 6 State ^
Cutting Mrs. Sophia J. tailoress, h 29 Orange f^
Cutting Warren J. carpenter, h 28 Newbury g
Cutting William A. wood worker, h 5 East 2_
Cutting William J. clerk at 247 Main, bds 6 State S*
Dadmun Appleton, (Chapin & D.) h 9 Pearl .^
Dadmun Hiram D. book keeper for A. Houghton, jr. h Rob- I^
Dadmun Jeduthan, h 105 Pleasant [inson place -
Dadmun William S. clerk at 219 Main, bds 105 Pleasant ^
JDaffilli Constantine, at Washburn Iron Co g.
Daggle C. blacksmith, h 33 Shrewsbury [Cambridge <
Dagnon James, wire drawer, Quinsigamond, h Millbury, cor ==
Dagnon John, laborer, h Temple, rear Long block ^
Dagnon Tohmas, laborer, h Quinsigamond ^
Dablman Henry, boot maker, h rear 2 Spring ^
Daily Andrew, laborer, bds 68 Mechanic ro
Daily Daniel, laborer, h 2 East Central ^
Daily Daniel, laborer, h Hibemia ^_
Daily Edward, wire worker, h Byron ^
Daily Felix, at Court mills, h 10 Market, cor Union ^
Daily James, tailor, h Temple street,. new block
102 WOBCBSTEB D DIRBCTORY.
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Daily James, laborer, bds 2 Union
^ Daily James, laborer, h 11 Brown
-g Daily John, moulder, bds 23 Winter
^ Daily John, laborer, at Messinger & Wright's
So Daily John, laborer, bds 29 School
^ Daily John, laborer, h 1 Hibernia
^ Daily Michael, laborer, h North
"2 Daily Michael, at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Daily Michael, wire drawer, h Quinsigamond
^ Daily Michael C. grocer, 6 Washington square
g Daily Phillip, wire worker, h Prescott place ,
•» Daily Thomas, at Court mill, h 5 Beach
5 Daily Thomas, laborer, h 9 Howard
g Daily Timothy, boot bottomer, h rear 68 Mechanic
2 Dakin Leri, machinist, h Chester
^ Dakin Liri, jr. machinist, h 14 Shelby
s Dakin Luther, blacksmith, h Belmont
5 Dakin Thomas, farmer, bds Chester
«^ Daley John, wire drawer, h Quinsigamond
2 Daly John G. gardner, h Canterbury
*>» Dalton Walter, blacksmith, h 1 1 Spring
^ Dame Defose, shoemaker, bds 2 Central
M Dame Henry, wood worker, bds 2 Central
-g Dana Caleb, HI Main, h 65 Pleasant
^ Dana E. Beaman, brickmaker, h Plantation
g Dana George B. bds 3 Plantation
g Dana Jesse D. h Plantation
>» Dana John A. assistant clerk of courts, h 8 Elm
■g Dane Mark N. at Taylor & Farley's, h 4« Newbury
£ Dane W. L. varnisher, bds 6 Webster
^ Danahoy Edmund, tailor, h 4 E. Central
■J5 Danforth Joseph R. cabinet maker, h 29 Summer
^ Daniels Austin F. photographer, h 73^ Summer
2 Daniels Mrs. Byron, h Northville
^ Daniels Charles H. stove mounter, h Cambridge
Z Daniels David M. and Pliny A. warp manufacturers, North-
§ Daniels Ezekiel, h 201 Pleasant [villa
^ Daniel J. D. indexer of deeds. Court House, h 18 Harvard
£ Daniels James, bds 201 Pleasant
< Daniels John M. warp manufacturei, Northville, h 3 Piedmont
g Daniels Pliny A. (Daniels Brothers,) h Northville
h- Daniels Thomas, grocer. Gold court
§ Daniels Wm. P. lumber dealer, h 8 West
Dansereau C. H. A. shoemaker, h|John
^ Darche Ernest, carpenter, bds Cambridge, N. W. [Milton
o Darling Alex. C. brass moulder at Rice, Barton & Fales, h
LiJ Darling Collins, mechanic, h 56 Mechanic
^ Darling F. A. mechanic, bds 56 Mechanic
2 Darling Daniel N. mason, bds V Clinton
^ Darling Genery, teamster, bds 59 Salem
Darling Henry M. teamster, h 53 Central
Darling John E. fireman at Prov. R, R. bds 56 Mechanic
BASmERlV, UnSSVERIf and CAlf AD A PUT C, by tbe Car or in Tard.
WOBCBflTBB D DlABCrOBY. 108
Darling Wm. machinist, h Holden
• Damey Daniel, mason tender, h 17 Temple
Damey Daniel, painter, bds 1 7 Temple ^
Damey James H. painter, h 5 Blackstone ^
Damey Peter, mason, bds 6 Spring .^
Darrah George, spinner, Jamesyille »
Dash Annis, carpenter, h cor. Cambridge and Sutton's lane ^
Davenport James F. (L. Stowe A Co.) h Grafton =
Davenport John L. machinist, bds 23 Thomas ^
Davenport Melvin A. bonnet presser, bds cor. Elm & Fruit ^
Davenport Oliver G. clicker, h 8 School >
Davenport Wm. upholsterer, bds 16 Main g
Davidson John C. carpenter, h 24 Irving g
Davie Joseph, blacksmith, h 15 Foundry ^
Davis A, h 383 Main Q
Davis Alvin R. engineer, bds 8 Grafton ^
Davis Avery & J. E. clothing, 3 Flagg's block, h Northville m
Davis A. E. conductor Norwich R. R. h 24 Portland *<
Davis Benj. baggage master Norwich R. R. h Bumside court ^
Davis Charles, boas carder, h Leicester, V. F. 5-
Davis Chares A. machinist, bds 8 Union ^
Davis Charles, at Richardson's, Central ^
Davis Charles C. at Grove mills, bds 6 Grove g[
Davis Charles G. engineer N. & W. R. R. h 8 Myrtle "1
Davis Charles M. mechanic, h 14 WUmot ^
Davis Constant R. machinist, h 8 Grafton %
Davis Danforth, farmer, h Endicott ^
Davis Dwight A. clerk for Grout & Bigelow, bds 21 Austin ^
Davis Edward L. treasurer Washburn^ Iron Co. h 41 Elm 3
Davis Edwin M. at Orove mills, bds 32 Grove 8.
Davis Edwin T. fancy goods, 182 Main, h 82 Pleasant ^
Davis Mrs. Elizabeth, h 4 Allen g
Davis Frank, telegraph operator, bds 9 Maple ^
Davis Frank, (Davis Bros.) h Austin ^.
Davis Francis A. farmer, h Holden ^
Davis George D. machinist, Edward cor. Earle f^
Davis Henry, farmer, h Chester [262 Main ^
Davis Isaac, president of Quinsigamond Bank, 141 Main, h »"
Davis J. Edgar, (A. & J. E. Davis,) h 16 LincoUi *
Davis Joel, clicker, h 8 Charlton ^
Davis Mrs. John, bds Bay State House S
Davis John, h Camt)ridge S. W. ^
Davis John, &rmer, h Stowe place a
Davis John, loom fixer at Messenger & Wright's ST
Davis John, machinist, h Lamartiue 0:
Davis John A. die maker at A. M. Howe's, h 71^ Summer ^
Davis John P. telegraph operator, bds Waldo house ^
Davis John W. refrigerator maker, h Holden g
Davis John W. shoemaker, bds 25 Main 3
Davis Mrs« John W. 21 Austin < §:
Davis J. S. (Boyden A Davis) h 13 Newton P-
At CaX». A. TBNNET 4b C0.*S» fSkvw^mrw 8U,
•Terr 4e«crlpcl«f ^f IIobm .gaU^lag. li«aik«r haj b« f«aB4«
iOi W0BCEST8B D DlftECTORT.
Davis Joseph, machinist, 15 Orange
^ D^vis Joseph E. at Washburn Iron Works, bds 262 Main
UJ Davis Luke K. wood worker, h cor. Belmont and East
^ Davis Marcellus A. barber, h 1 Orchard
U Davis Mrs. Mary, h 11 Presoott
g Davis Mrs. Mary A. h 1 Plymouth
O Davis Myron, machinist, bds Endicott
^ Davis O. H. carpenter for Bigelow Bros.
Davis P. P. machinist, h 18 Salem
p Davis Peter, moulder, h 1 8 Blackstone
[Jj Davis Porter, carpenter, h 1 Elliot
S Davis Robert W. bookkeeper Bay State House
H Davis Samuel, h 16 Main
^ Davis Samuel M. shoemaker, h 35 Lafayette
55 Davis Solomon W. custom shoemaker, h 25 Main
< Davis Thomas W. messenger Osgood & Go's express, h Rip-
S ley's block. Pleasant
Davis Walter H; carpenter, h rear of court house
JJ Davis Wm. S. pres. Bay State Ins. Co. h 16 West
t> Davis Winthrop, machinist, h 9 Carroll
*" Davis Zenas, clerk, Front, h 300 1-2 Main
(JT Davlin John, laborer, h 71 Exchange
O Dawes Thos. wire worker, h Armory
g] Dawless Fred, wood worker, bds 32 Thomas
Q Dawless Geo. shoemaker, 6 Denny
Dawson Adam, contractor, h 6 Congress
iU Dawson Chas. (Crompton & D.) h 12 Newbury
O Dawson Henry A. machinist, h 3 Spruce
P Dawson John, machinist, h 11 Jefferson
O Dawson Thomas A. wire drawer at Grove mills, h John
oJ Dawson Wm. machinist, bds 11 Jefferson
CO Day Chas. S. bookkeeper, bds 318 Main
Day Fred, wheelwright, h Orchard
Day Frederick, carriage maker, h 178 Pleasant
Day Horace, boot crimper, h 12 N. Ashland
Z Day John L. machinist, h cor. Benefit and Beaton
£ Day Jonathan, constable, h 318 Main
2 Day Joseph, shoemaker, h Cambridge
^ Day Michael, blacksmith,, h 3 Burt
O Day Michael, wire worker, h Gi-ove
Day Mitchell, laborer, h rear Cambridge, N. W.
J Day Patrick, laborer, h 21 Blackstone
ijj Day Samuel H. machinist, bds cor. Hermon and Beacon
^ Day Thomas, coachman, h 15 Summer
^ Day Walter, wire drawer, h Grove
§ Day William, laborer, h 3 Burt
h- Dayhan Michael, at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Dayson Andrew, shoemaker, h 23 Madison
- Dayson Joseph, at wire works, h Nashua
* Dayton H. H. fancy goods, 124 Main, h 10 Crown
^ Dbbs Adolphus, harness maker, h Langdon
Dean A. B. at Spurr's saloon
Partle«lar stteBtioii vaid to farniahtac liimiber by tlie Cur LmUU
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WOBCBSTKB D BI^BCTOBY. 105
I>ean Alex. H. leather dealer, 38^ Southbridge, h 19 Oxford
Dean C. B. painter, bds 1 Carlton ^ ^
Dean Edward, carpenter, h 3 Orchard ' ^
Dean E. M. foreman at A. H. Dean^n, bds 20 Pleasant S
Dean George H. boot finisher, h 76 Southbridge g"
Dean H. H. shoemaker, h 1 1 Graflon S
Dean James M. boiler maker, b Lodi S
Dean Jeremiah, laborer, h 18 Central o
Dean John, hatter, h 76 Southbrige cor. Madison o
DEAN JOHN A CO, (K. Morgan) daguerreotype mat man- o
u^tarers, &c. N. Worcester, h Webster s(][uare o
Dean Lyman, clicker, h 25 Orange ^
Dean Patrick, blacksmith at Lombard^s, School, bds 20 CeaU g
Dean Paul J. hostler, h 23 Mechanic g
Dean Perlcy, broom maker, h 33 Austin ^
Dearborn P. W^turner at Taylor Js Farley*s, bds 13 Beacon ^
Dearbori^ Mrs, C. H. physician, h 309 Main ^
Dearborn Mrs. Susan M. seamstress, bds Austin S
Dearborn S. W. n^ason, 12 Lin wood place ^
Dearborn Wm. F. bread driver, h 309 Main =r
Dearborn Wm. F. mason, h 13 Lincoln S>
Deary James, cook, h 62 Salem "S*
DeCamp Felix, ear builder at Bradley^ h 6 Laurej.
Dee David, at Court mill, h ft Pink
Dee James, laborer, h rear 37 Madison ^
Dee John, laborer, h 35 Madison Jl
Dee Mrs. Mary, h 35 Madison *f
Dee William, bootcrimper, h 35 Madison <l
Deedy Richard, laborer, h 1 Columbia §
Deery Lawrence, shoepiaker, h 57 Salem «»"
Defoe Joseph H. leather cutter, h 6 LyndQ cS
Defo John, laborer, h North ^*
Defose Chas. L. roofer, bds Leland court IF
Defose Francis, wire finisher, h 10 Belmont S"
Defrees Joseph, tailor, h 12 East Worcester r?
Dehorty James, mason, h 24 Shrewsbury ^
Deitchmonn Wm. gas fitter, bds 15 Chandler g"
Delacy Michael, at gasworks, bds 1 Belmont «S
Delacy Peter, at gasworks, h 1 Belmont "S
Delacy Wm. A. clerk at Wm. S. Denny's, bds 1 Belmont 2»
Delahanty Michael, wire drawer, h 11^ Market '♦
Delahanty Thomas, at wireworks, bds Spruce . £
Delahanty Wm. moulder, bds Gold court §,
Deland Eben. H. physician. Main, N. W. a
Delano John, mason, h 23 Myrtle . §'
Delany Mrs. Bridget, h Winter place ^
Del^ny James, blacksmith, bds Lamartihe <g
Delany James, ait Crompton's, h cor. Ward and Seymour ^
Delany James, laborer, h Goiildingville §
Delany Jeremiah, moulder, h 6 Nashua g,
Delany John, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Delany John, teamster, h Winter st. place
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Delany Michael, laborer, b Leicester, V. F.
t' Delany Timothy, laborer, bds 1 Tremont
Delany Mrs. Sarah, h 10 Prospect
J^ Delany Wm. hostler for Drs- Kelley & Simpson
^ Delany Wm. laborer, h Laraartine
^ Dellin Wm. painter, bds 1 1 Arch
2 Demond Joseph, carpenter, h 3 Jefferson
5 Demsy John, laborer, h 5 Orange
35 Dennen Terence, wire teraperer, h Nashua
Dennis A. E. clerk, bds 8 May
§ Dennis Erasmus, clicker, h 24 Mulberry
^ Dennis Henry, machinist, h 7 N. Ashland
I. Dennis James E. at Estabrook & Herrick's, h 3 Summit
< Dennis Joseph, machinist, bds 1 N. Ashland
Dennis Joseph & Co. meat market, 297 Main, h 8 May
CL Dennis Joseph H. at ^97 Main, bds 8 May
^ Dennis (Samuel B.) & Lee (H. A.) carpenters, 66 Union, h
^ Dennis W. H. machinist at R. Ball & Go's [60 Pleasant
O Dennis Wm. H. machinist, bds 7 N. Ashland
5 Denny Daniel E. machinist, h 9 Highland
^ Denny Mrs. E. W. h 9 Highland
CO Denny Edward & Co. dry goods, 200 Main, bds 18 Pleasant
5 Denny Henry A. h Clinton Park
X Denny H. W. (Parker, D. & Co.) furniture and bouse fumish-
. ing goods, cor. Main and Southbiidge, h 309 Main
Q Denny Obediah, paper hanger, h Lamartine
Denny Orville, clerk at 200 Main, bds 18 Pleasant
2 Denny William S. & Co. (Dana K. Fitch,) insurance agents,
J Clark's block, h Wyoming site
P Depont Arthur, carriage maker, bds 28 Thomas
€0 Derby Charles, upholsterer, -bds 2 Palmer
. Derby Geo. A. foreman at Graton & Knight's tannery, h 85
^ Derry James, cook, h 62 Salem [Summer
^ Derry John, h 52 Shrewsbury
^ Desantele Fred, confectioner, h Main comer Market
^ Desoe Joseph, engineer Western Railroad, h 40 Shelby
m Desper Wm. E. machinist, h 37 Shelby
X Devany Patrick, laborer, h 6 East Central
^" Devens Chas. jr. justice superior court, bds Bay State bouse
0i Devereaux John B. (Willard & D.) h May
2j Devereaux Wm. GrOve mills, h 21 Summer
iLi Devine Patrick, weaver, h Leicester, V. F.
^ Devine Thomas, laborer, h 66 Mechanic
^ Devlin Felix, bo::^ maker, h Lamartine
JJJ Devlin Hem-y, h 24 Winter
O Devlin J. W. bootcloser, bds 24 Winter
O Devlin John, laborer at Baker's box shop, h 71 Exchange
^ Devoe C. H. (Hill, Devoe <fc Co.) bds Lincoln house
111 Devraux Mrs. Wm. h 45 Mechanic
^ Dewey Edward, brakeman, h Mendon
^ Dewey John H. baker, h Souihbridge, S. Worcester
Dewey Thomas H. carriage trimmer, h 9 Fountain
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DEWEY (Francis H,) & GOULDING (Frank P.) counsel-
lors, 218 Main, h 11 Chestnat
Dewhurst Geo. 0. carriage dealer, h 5 Bellevue ^
Dewing Alonzo, at sair mill, cor Plantation and Belmont *9
Dewing Henry C. last maker, bds 7 Union §
Dewing Joel, machinist, h 7 Union H
Dewing Thomas, laborer, h 66 Mechanic ^
Dewire Patrick, laborer,h 4 Charles t*
Dexter Albert G. clerk, bds 27 Southbridge §d
Dexter Richard, carpenter, h 27 Southbridge [h 3 Charlton ^
Dexter (Wm. H.) & Curtis, (Joseph,) flour and grain, 1 Park, 3
Dickey A. O. dentist, office 4 Clark's block, h 6 Allen "g
Dickinson Geo. machinist, h Leicester, N. W. 2-
Dickinson Henry B. h 4 Dale Hospital
Dickinson William, h ll8 Main p^
Diemar Frank, armorer, h 17 Madison •§
Diggins Patrick, moulder, h 12 Mulberry ST
DiUon David M. (Stewart & D.) Cypress, bds 2 Brown ^
Dillon James, laborer, h 7 Foundry g
Dillon John, tailor, h 27 Chandler p<
Dillon Wm, W-. painter, bds 1 1 Arch ^
Dingwell Thomas, at Clark, Sawyer & Co's, h rear 5 School p
Dinkelmier Michael, wire drawer, bds 9 Mechanic 3
Dinsmore Everett S. clerk, h'59 Main
Dinsmore John E. machinist, bds 50 Mechanic ^
Dinsmore Silas, druggist, 69 Main, h 6 Thomas ^
Dion Edward, carriage smith, h Canterbury S"
Dippold Thomas, at wire works, h Mechanic g
Dittrick Wm. cutter, h 37 Orange J5:
Divoll J, H. gas fitter, h Slater's ct ^
Dixon Cha's W. boot maker, bds Exchange **
Dixon Geo. cigar maker, bds 3 Fulton 5S
Dixon Geo. W. machinist, h 3 Fulton £
Doane Amos L. moulder, h Beacon near Hammond »
Doane Lorenzo, carpenter, bds cor Main and Austin »
Doane Roswell L. carpenter, 19 Chandler B*
Doane Wm. F. jr. watchman, h cor Cambridge & South- Qg
Dockery John, stone cutter, bds 2 Fobes block [bridge
Doekham E. C. clicker, bds 44 Pleasant m
Dobbie , clerk, bds 9 Fruit ^
Dodd Alonzo, cook, h 2 Lynn •
Dodd Joseph H. (Towne & Co.) h 2 Oxford place gj
Dodge .Andrew, harness maker, 80^ Front, h Penn ave S
Dodge Benj. J. foreman at Palladium office, h 18 Congress 2*
Dodge Charles, boot crimper, h 1 9 Beacon »
Dodge Edgar J. at W. E. Pease & Go's, bds 1 1 Grafton -
Dodge Edwin L« at Bradley's car shop, h 12 Reservoir O
Dodge H. T. carpenter, h 3 Leicester *§k
Dodge John A. hackman, h 11 Grafton g.
Dodge John M. carpenter, room 17 Oxford, bds 2 West p
Dodge John, carpenter, h 41 Southbridge
Dodge J. M. carpenter, bds 17 Osgood
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DODGE THOMAS H. counsellor and patent solicitor, Post
Office block, h 294 Main .
Dodge (Thomas H.) & Wellington (T. W.) screw wrencbes,
and blacksmith drills, Manchester
Doherty Frank, carpenter, bds 4 Spruce
^ Doherty Hugh, merchant tailor, 267 Main, h 4 Gk>ddard
Doherty Hugh, wire drawer,bd8 rear 18 Lafayette
Doherty James, drives ice cart, h 2 Garden
^ Doherty John, saloon, Qainsigamond
gg Dolierty John, blacksmith, bds 8 Union
^ Doherty Michael, laborer, h 24 Lafayette
Doherty Michael, moulder, h 17 E. Central
. Doherty Patrick, laborer, h 7 Cross
2 Doherty Patrick, wire drawer, h 3 Foyle
O Doherty Patrick, teamster, h Millbury below Cambridge
g Doherty Patrick, laborer, at Wellington's coal yard
^ Doherty Samuel W. carpenter, bds 4 Goddard
Doherty Stephen, boottreer, h 2 Brown
§ Doherty Thomas, laboi-er, bds Millbury, Qmnsigamond
^ Dolan Farrell, laborer, h Sheridan, S. W.
Dolan John, teamster, bds Bridge
Dblan John, marble polisber, h JPrescott
^ Dolan Garrett, at wire works, h 3 Oak ave.
^ Dolan Martin, laborer, h Lamartine
Dolan Michael, laborer, h 4 Howard
Dolan Michael, laborer, bds 27 Exchange
Dolan Patrick, hostler, h Carbon
M Dolan Terrence, sboemaker, h 10 Pond
^ Dolan Thomas, laborer, at Washburn Iron Co. h rear 58 Ex-
H Dolan Thomas, boot closer, bds 5 Eaton place [change
S Doliver Mrs. John B. h 6 Pond
^ Dollen Archibald M. machinist, bds Cambridge
Dollen John M. jr. at Cleveland's, h 20 Prescott
Dollen John M. farmer, h Cambridge
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^ Dollen Moses, trader, bds Cambridge
^ Dolphin AUec, painter, bds 4^ Bartlett place
^ Donahue C. S. painter, bds 23 Madison
^ Donahue David, laborer, h 15 Hibernia
^ Donahue Daniel, moulder, bds 32 Temple
Donahue Daniel, wheelwright, h Armory
H Donahue Daniel, laborer, h 32 Temple
§§ Donahue Daniel, laborer, h 30 Shrewsbury [Treraont
Donahue Jeremiah, pressman at Elstabrook & Herrick's, h 9
S Donahue John, at Washburn Iron Co. bds rear 9 Bridge
^ Donahue John, blacksmith, bds 20 Central
Donahue John, at rolling mills, h 8 Smith's court
3 Donahue John, enamel cloth painter, bds 31 Shrewsbury
^ Donahue Joseph D. boot bottom er, h Temple st. avenue
Donahue Michael, at Washburn Iron Co.
Donahue Michael, wire worker, h 14 Pond
Donahue Michael, boot finisher, bds 7 Blackstotie
Donahue Michael, laborer, h 12 Hibernia
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Donahue Michael, laborer, h 6 Hill
Donahue Patrick, bootmaker, bds 5 Eaton place
Donahue Patrick, laborer, h Millbury, Quinsigamond c/J
Donahue Thomas D. carpenter, h 81 Shrewsbury S
Donahue Thomas, at Washburn Iron Co. 3
Donahue Thomas, butcher, at E. T. Smith's, h SBartlett pi. ^
Donahue Thomas, laborer, h Bloomingdale ^
Donahue Thomas, at rolling mills, bds 8 Smith's court o-
Donahue Timothy, moulder, h 7 Tremont C/>
Donahue Timothy, laborer, at Washburn Iron Co. %
Donalson N. I. physician and surgeon, bds cor ArcK and Foun- 5"
Donalson John, coachman for W. E. Rice [tain ^
Donavan John, laborer, h long block, Southgate S
Donnelly James, machinist, bds 6 Orange g.
Donelly Patrick, machinist at Crompton's 5"
Donelly Peter, machinist, bds 4 Millbury ^
Donnan Lawrence, laborer, bds 31 Mechanic "^
Donna van Cornelius, h Long block, Southgate "^
Donnavan David, laborer, h 18 Hibernia =:
Donnavan Dennis, laborer, h 3 Nashua ^r
Donnavan Dennis, laborer, h 22 Madison g^
Donnavan Florence, laborer, h 11 Hibem a ^
Donnavan John, laborer, h 2 S. Irving -»i
Donnavin Jeremiah, switchman, h 14 Vine -»
Donnavin Jeremiah, boot bottomer, bds 87 Front g
Donnavin Timothy, laborer, bds 29 Mechanic ST
Donnell Wm. at Graton & Knight's tannery, Bloojningdale p>
Dowielly James, machinist, bds 6 Orange .^
Donnelly James, laborer, h Lamartine j^
Donnelly John, heater, h Quinsigamond «^
Donnelly Martin, mechanic, bds rear 16 Bridge
Donnelly Michael, wire drawer, h Quinsigamond
Donnelly Owen, bootmaker, bds Lamartine "
Donnelly Patrick, machinist at Crompton's, h Worth 2?
Donnelly Peter, machinist, bds 4 Millbury g
Donnough Dennis, farmer, bds 4 Pink -"S*
Dooby Mrs. Mary, h 4 Cherry ^
Doody William, laborer, h 9 Hibernia
Doon James W. carpenter, h 18 Thomas
Doon Thomas, carpenter, bds 20 Thomas r^
Doonan Patrick, blacksmith, bds. 52 Mechanic co
Doonan Patrick, helper, bds 52 Mechanic ^
Doran David, laborer, bds rear 32 Thomas O
Doran John, laborer, h Siegel 5
Doran Michael, at Grove mill, h 3 Highland ^
Doran Neal, at Grove mill, h 4 North Ashland JZ
Doray O. P. carpenter, bds 54 Exchange '- .
Doray Samuel, carpenter, bds 54 Exchange ^
Dorchester Rev. Daniel, presiding elder M. E. church, h 12
Dougan James, shoemaker at 817 Main [Wilmnt
Dorman A. E. painter, h 37 Joh
Dorman George, stonemason, h B idg
JFBAMES, TEJHBCn aii«l HEAVIT JTOIST fantliilieil to order.
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Dorraan Mrs. James A. circulating library, 207 Main
Dorman (Lathrop) & White (T. C.) wholesale li<q[uor dealers,
^ 17 Washington square, h 19 Bowdoin
■" Domey John, mason, h 66 Front
o Dorris Oscar A. machinist, h 10 Chandler
cd Dorr Mrs. Enos, h 2d Summer
a Dorr James, spinner, h Pleasant, Tatnuck
2 Dorr William I*, mechanic, h Edward cor Elliot
^ Dorr John, laborer, bds 6 Spring
g Dorr John, tinner, bds 2 Pond st. court
Dorry Henry W. belt maker, bds 76 Front
Dorsay James, wire drawer, bds Goddard's lane
§ Dorsay Mathew, laborer, h 2 Tremont
Dorsay Patrick, at wire works, h Nashua
Doten Willis, clerk at Sheldon's, bds 44 Front
g Douglas Francis, carpenter, h 21^ Bowdoin
=*^ Douglas John E. engineer at E. Allen & Go's, h 6 Hudson
g Donion , clerk at Sheldon's, bds Lincoln house
5i) Dowd Andrew, wire drawer, h Quinsigamond
_ Dowd Charltes, machinist, h 21 Summer
^ Dowd Dominick, reeler, Quinsigamond
Dowd John, hostler, h 9 Bridge
Dowd Martin, wire drawer, h Quinsigamond
Dowd Mrs. Mary, h Southgate
Dowd Michael, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Dowd Patrick, machinist, h 26 Millbury
« Dowd Patrick, wire drawer, h Quinsigamond
g Dowd Thomas, laborer, h Quinsigamond
% Dowd Timothy, blacksmith, h 6 Lafkin
^ Dowd Timothy, at Jourdan's coal yard
Do we George G. cabinet maker, h 398 Main
tS Dowe W. II. carpenter, h 9 Mason
^z Dower John, boot fitter, h 41 Austin
S Dower Patrick, h 64 Southbridge
^ Dower Thomas, tailor, h 64 Southbridge
^ Dowling Wm. spindle maker, h Northville
(S Downes Andrew, harness maker, h 4 Columbia court
^ Downes Oscar, cabinet maker, 1 Elliot [ington
E Downey Daniel, clerk at A. P. Ware & Co.'s, bds 23 Vi ash-
^ Downey James, clerk at J. H. Clarke & Co.'s, bds 23 Wash-
c Downey John, at Court mills, h 7 Garden [ington
-c Downey Michael, laborer, h 10 Vine
c0 Doyle Daniel, laborer, h Temple st. avenue
^ Doyle Dennis, hostler, h 7 Blackstone
§ Doyle Dennis, moulder at Arcade, h 3 Winter
"^ Doyle Dunn, laborer, h 5 Temple
g Doyle James, laborer, h Cypress
=^ Doyle Mrs. James, h Grove
±: Doyle James E. coremaker, h 81 Winter
Doyle John, teamster, h Grove
Doyle John, helper, bds Quinsigamond
Doyle John, teamster, h 2 Lovel court
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Doyle Michael, laborer, h Cypress
Doyle Michael, laborer, h 9 Market
Doyle Michael, laborer, h 16 Shrewsbury
Doyle Patrick, laborer, bds Cypress
Doyle Peter, laborer, Quinsigamond
Doyle William W. spinner, Sutton's lane
Doyle William, Grove mills, h North
Dragan William, carpenter for J. R. Fish ^
Drake Benjamin A. at Pratt & Inman's, bds Swan's hotel '^
Draper Mrs. Edwin, h 8 Portland H
Draper James, farmer, h Plantation ta^
Draper Joseph, M. D. assistant physician at Hospital ^
Draper Mrs. Wm. A. h 12 Salem gS
Drawbridge George, paper hanger, bds 34 Orange 3
Dray Richard, laborer, h Ward g*
Drennan J^mes M. City marshal, h 11 Exchange S
Drennan John B. at U. O. Clark A Co.'s, bds 3 Franklin ct i^
Drennan Martin, at Washburn Iron Co. ^
Dresser Albert J. artist, bds 6 Pond g
Dresser Mrs. S. S. h 12 Portland g-
Dre W.Mrs. Betsy, nurse, bds Austin
Drew Chas. W. carpenter, h Austin near Merrick S-
DriscoU Alonzo M. patternmaker, h 50 Front B^
Driscoll Andrew, laborer, h 2 Hibemia ^
DriscoU Cornelius, laborer, h 10 East Central g
DriscoU Daniel, laborer, h 5 Mechanic St. court **"
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, h 33 Mechanic ^
Diiscoll Michael, laborer, h Burt cor Grafton g«
Driscoll Patrick, laborer, h 82 Salem ^
Driscoll Patrick, gardener, at S. Salisbury's, h Highland 2
Driscoll Patrick, at Cleveland's Foundry, Mechanic, h 10 g
Driscoll Peter, painter, bds 13 Spring [Bridge i"
Driscoll Wm. card stripper, bds 1 MiUbury g,
Drohan John, laborer, h 23 Gold ^
Drohan Martin, laborer, h 3 LovelFs court ?
Drohan Nicholas, laborer, h 1 1 Beach H
Drohan Thomas, h 26 Gold '
Drohan Walter, machinist, bds 11 Beach q
Dronan John, laborer, h 23 Madison O
Drownley George at J.B, Lawrence & Co's, h Nor. Ashland ^
Drown Edward A. clerk at S. J.Wilcox <fc Co's, bds 16 Main "^
Drugan Mathew, laborer bds 16 Bridge -^
Drugan Patrick, laborer, h 6 Foyle g
Drury Enoch P. printer, bds Clinton court ^
Drury E. P. wood worker, at Taylor <jb Farley's, h 611 Main g|
Drury E. P. painter, h Holden S2.
Drury Mrs. George, h 23^^ Thomas ^
Drury J. E. h Woodland 2
Drury Luke T. painter, bds 3 Southbridge [near May 3
Drury Lyman, dealer in trees and nursery stock, h Queen, ^
Drury MarshaU L. painter, 58^ Southbridge, h 39 Southb'dge
Drury Nathan B. shoemaker, bds 26 Austin
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Drury Michael, spinner, h Canterbury
Drury Thomas A. machinist, h 8 Jackson
Drury Mrs. William E. h 51 Summer
Drury Willard B. shoefitter, bds 15 Chandler
Drury William H. clerk at H. W. Miller's, h 17 WiUiam
Dryden Elizabeth B. boarders, h 43 Summer
Dryden George, machinist, h 10 Glen
_ Dryden Martin F. machinist, h 39 Shelby
« Dudley Charles E. carpenter, h 29 Piedmont
Dudley George F. carpenter, h 23 Prescott
Dudley George A. clicker, h Slater court
Dudley George H. carpenter, h 19 Chandler
Dudley George N. boot crimper, h 1 Pond St. court
Dudley Sydney B. farmer, Ararat
Duffey Mrs. Catharine, h 10 Bridge
Duffey Henry, shoemaker, bds Front ^
Duffey John, at Grove mills, bds 10 Bridge
Duffey Michael, blacksmith, h rear 58 Mechai^ic
Duffey Michael, carpenter, h 10 Spring
Duffey Patrick, boiler maker, h 4 Spring
Duffey Peter, laborer, bds 31 Lafayette
^ Duffey Peter, mason helper, h Quinsigamond
Duffey Thomas, peddler, h 23 Temple
Dufrance Seymore, blacksmith, bds 18 Union
Dufuer Alexander, laster, bds 14 Newbury
Dufrene Samuel, laborer, h Webster court
Duggan Cornelius, moulder, bds Washington cor Spruce
Duggan Mrs. Dennis, h 68 Shrewsbury
Duggan Henry, laborer at College Holy Cross
Duggan James, moulder, bds Gold court
Duggan James, shoemaker, h 58 Shrewsbury
Duggan John, boot bottomer, bds 58 Shrewsbury
uj Duggan John, wire drawer, h Quinsigamond
S Duggan Mark, shoemaker, h 53 Shrewsbury
o Duggan Walter H. machinist, h 104^ Southbridge
^ Dunawin James Edward, carpenter, h 25 Austin
o Duncalf John, gunsmith, h Gouldingville
^ Duncan A. J. machinist, bds 17 Mechanic
2 Duncan Andrew J. cooper, h Lincoln
^ Duncan Harlan P. (C. Foster & Co.) h 14 Oxford
^ Duncan Harry, at Blake Sp Robinson's, h 17 Mechanic
X Duncan Joseph, h 42 Pleasant
Duncan William, engineer, h 17 Mechanic
Dunford Mrs. Mary, h 66 Salem cor Madison
Dunforth Patrick, laborer, h 30 John
"^ Dunham George, brakeman, Norwich R. Jl. bds 33 Beacon
^ Dunlap Mi*s. R. C. ladies' furnishing goods, 120 Main
2 Dunleary James, machinist, bds Sigel
UJ Dunn Hugh, heater, h Quinsigamond
< Dunn James, clerk, bds 1 8 Madison
^ Dunn James 2d, tailor, h 9 Vine
*- Dunn James, jr. machinist, bds 35 Temple
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Dunn James, watchman at Western depot, h 3 1 Temple
Diina James, laborer, h Lamartine
Dunn John, spinner, h Tatnuck
Dunn John, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Dunn John, stove mounter, h Sigel
Dunn John A. at Western Depot, bds S5 Temple
Dunn Mrs. Mary, h 23 Franklin
Dunn Mrs. Mathew, h 18 Madison
Dunn Michael, spinner, h 5 Millbury
Dunn Michael, laborer, h Ellsworth
Dunn Mrs. Nicholas, h 14 East Worcester
Dunn Patrick, gardener, h Lamartine
Dunn Peter, blacksmith, h 41 Temple
Dunn Robert, carpenter, bds 26 Beacon
Dunn Thomas, roller, h Quinsigamond
Dunster William, ease hardener, h LorelPs court id
Duntoh B. A. bottomer at Bay State Shoe Co. h 42 Chatham S*
Dupreau Joseph, tailor, bds 2 Howard g
Duprey Frank, napper, bds Leicester V. F. ^
Duprey Eli, ( Tougas & Duprey,) bds 62 Central 2
Duprey Joseph, laborer, h Bloomingdale ^
Dupuis Eugene, carpenter, bds 16 Central f^
Dupuis Julien H. blacksmith, h Clarksoh «i»^
Durfee J. M. carpenter, for Silas Bachelder §*
Durgio Thomas S. pattern maker, I Queen ^
Durkee Frank L. at Providence Depot, bda 24 Green g
Durkins James, machinist, bds 64 Mechanic ^
Durning William, moulder, h 65 Irving
Dusenbury Joseph, machinist, h 25 Portland
Dusoe Moses, carpenter, h Byron [Fnlton
Dustin , clerk at Finlay, Lawson & Kennedy's, bds 3
Dutton George H. produce dealer, 5 Sargent's block, h 5
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Dwinnell Benj. D. (R. R. Shepard <fc Co.) bds 20 Pleaaant _
Dwyer Edmond, helper. Temple st. avenue ts
Dwyer Edward, heater, at Washburn Iron Co. ^
Dwyer Edward, has charge oi Catholic cemetery, h Sutton g
Dwyer James, laborer, h Quinsigamond [lane
Dwyer John, rolling mill, h rear 11 Beach
Dwyer Michael, laborer, bds 1 Columbia court
Dwyer Patrick, laborer, h Summer st. court
Dwyer Thomas, boot maker, h 33 Madison
Dyer Bartholomew, boottreer, bds Columbia court
Dyer Calvin, ticket master Boston R. R. h 8 Bowdorn g*
Dyer C. M. agent N. Y. Life Ins. Co. 2 P. O. block P*
Dyer Mrs. Elizabeth, h 8 Fountain
Dyer Frank P. shoemaker, h 106 Pleasant
Dyer Qeo. W. Supt. Star Machine Works, Tatnuck
Dyer Joseph, engineer B. & A. R. R. h 1 Providence
Dyer James W. engineer B. & A. R. R. h Clarkson
Dyner Henry, h 5 Foyle
Eagan John, boot finisher, h 27 Shrewsbury
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Eagan Michael, painter, bds 4 Tremont
- Eagan Thomas, laborer, h Waverly
^ Eager Charles, carriage maker, h 32 Summer
-§ Eager George L. at Court mill, h 32 Summer
S Eager Lyman, teamster, bds 41 Summer
j«j Eames A. M. wheel wiight, bds 15 Portland
r^ Eames D. H. clothing, Harrington corner, bds Lincoln house
^ Eames Edwin A. at Peabody's, h 21 West
^ Eames George P. hackman, h 23 Austin
«£ Eames George W. machinist, h 10 Glen
« Eames Levi, farmer. Rice's court
-^ Eames William F. carpenter, h 21 West
5 Eames William, farmer, West Boylston
c/5 Earle Charles G. machinist, h 42 Central
3: Earle Clark, stair builder, h 13 Myrtle .
-: Earle Edward, (T. K. Earle & Co.) h 10 Summer
. Earle Elmer, boot bottomer, h 46 Central
^ Earle Enoch, machinist, h 14 School
S Earle Mrs. George, h 29 Irving
^ Earle Henry, farmer, bds Ararat
= Earle Joel, wire drawer, bds Goddard's lane
O Earle John M. h 6 Home
Earle Mrs. O. K. h Edward [Main, bds 10 Summer
tS EARLE (Stephen C.) & FULLER, (James E.) architects, 262
cS EABLE (Thomas) & TURNER, (P. J.) lumber dealers,
a> Washington square, bds Waldo house
* EARLE TIMOTHY K. & Co. (E. Earle; card manufactur-
-S2 ers, Grafton, h Elizabeth
g Earle Stove Co. Gold, near Southbridge
IS Early Francis, wire worker, h 5 Garden
S Early James, moulder, h North
^ Earley Michael, moulder, h 8 Union
^ Earley Patrick, bds 12 Plymouth [Main and Austin
'5 Eastman Alphonso, clicker, at Bay State Shoe Co. bds cor
(^ Eastman Austin, teamster, bds Gold court
bj5 Eastman H. C. carpenter, h Elm cor Fruit
.5 Eastman Jeremiah, laborer, bds 114 Southbridge
§ Eastman Moses S. farmer. Fowler [Penn avenue
^ Eaton A. J. real estate agent, 4 Piper block, h Harrison cor
a> Eaton Amos M. grocer, 19 School, h 9 Fountain
O Eaton A. P. wire drawer, bds 10 Lin wood place
•2) Eaton Chas. B. hosiery and glove store, 1 86 Main, bds 329 Main
j22 Eaton Edward, at Blake & Robinson's
^ Eaton Mrs. E. h 9 Mulberry
c Eaton Frederick, boot and shoe repairer, 205f Main, h 18
:§ liaton Hollis, farmer. Plantation [Portland
~ Eaton James, click, bds cor Grafton and Burt
Eaton Jefferson, painter, h Holly
Eaton Leander, watch maker, 93 Main, h Bowdoin
Eaton Mrs. M. h Burt cor Grafton
Eaton Mrs. Nancy, h 50 Front
Eaton Mrs. Sallv, h 6 Portland
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£atoii Sarah G. h 56 Main
Eaton Thomas B. (J. H. Clarke & Co,) bds 5 Portland
Eaton Thomas B. machinist, bds 3 Carlton
Eaton William, farmer, h Bloomingdale
Eaton Wm. B. F. clerk at Finlay, Lawson & Kennedy's, bds
Eaton Wm. H. insurance agent, bds Queen [17 Pleasant
Eddy Albert M, (J. L. Peters & Co.) h 22 William
Eddy Henry W. carpenter, Norwich, h 25 Chatham
Eddy Levi, grocer, 86 Southbridge > -^
Eddy Lewis, carpenter, bds 86 Southbridge g
Eddy Lorin, (Russ & Eddy,) h U Benefit ^
Eddy Samuel, jr. (Smyth Bros. <fc Co.) h Crown st court §
Eddy Samuel S. Union Paper Box Co. h 26 High 5
Eddy T, A. paper hanger, h 47 Southbridge 3
Eddy Wm. J. book keeper at Earl Stove Co. ao
Eddy Wm. H. machinist at L. W. Pond's, h Plantation §
Edwards Frederick C. machinist, h cor Madison and Orange
Edwards George A. brass moulder, bds Myrtle cor Main
Edwards Henry F. carriage smith, h Myrtle cor Main oo
Edwards John, engineer at Tannery, h Wood's sq. Suffolk ^
Egers Wm. cigar maker, bds 30 Irving S.
Egleston John, machinist, h 20 Winter • a>
Eidt Henry, custom shoe maker, 245 Main, h 52 Mechanic ^
Eidt Jacob, upholsterer, h Lafayette cor Lamaitine %
Eidt Philip, shoemaker, h Lodi «<
Eisentraut Henry, wire drawer, h 31 Grove =
Ekins John, boot finisher, h 27 East Worcester 8
Elder James, farmer, h Southbridge, S. W. oti
Eldred Edwin, life insurance, h 79 Pleasant ^
Eld red Edwin A. carpenter, h Merrick
ELDRED (F, A.) ifc LISCOMB (N. S.) hat store, 259 Main,
Eldred Lucius E. clerk, bds 79 Pleasant [^ ^^ Chatham
Eldred William H. at Taylor & Farley's, h 4 Hermon
Eldredge Edwin L. machinist, h Grafton road IJ
Eldredge (F. L,) & Cogswell, (C. C.) grocers, 40 Main, bds g."
Eldredge Mrs. Lewis A. h Market [44 Front ^
Eldredge Lewis E. machinist, at Rice, Barton A Co.'s ••
Eldredge O. G. teacher at Highland Military Academy 8
Elkins George W. clock repairer, 205f Main, h 70 Front ^
EUenwood Charles A. horse car. driver, h 14 School g"
Ellen wood Edwin O. wood worker, h 1 Prospect g
EUenwood D. W. mason, bds cor Main and Austin £>_
EUenwood John S. at wire works, h 36 Grove «
Elliott Alex, soap manufacturer, Canterbury, h Canterbury Hi
Elliott Francis G. jr. machinist, h 38 Portland %
Elliott George, gas fitter, bds Thomas »
ELLIOTT GUSTAVUS, intelligence office and tenements to ^
let, 244 Main, h Highland court ^
Elliott M. H. merchant tailor, 19 Front st, Exchansfe, h 15 ^
Elliott Thomas, boot maker, h 1 1 Beach [Jefferson ^"
Ellis Elisha W. machinist, h 10 Harrison
Ellis George, at J. Walker & Co.'s, h 2 Highland court
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Ellis George W. B. at Grove mills, h Grove
CC Ellis H. C. derk, bds 82 Main
^ Ellis James, monldert h ID S^alem
jO Ellis John, moulder, b Grosrenor
Q EDis J, C. batcher, bds 28 Oranire
cc Ellis Nathan, raachiaist, bds 29 Portland
§ Ellis Mrs. Nathan B. h 29 Portland
^ Ellis Osgood, machinist, bds la Washington [Orange
^ Ellis (Sylrester) & Flagg, (Henry) pi^ovisions, 18 Park, h 28
hj Ellis William, moulder, h 54 Salem cor MadiscHi
UJ Ellis William A. at Grove mills, b 27 Grove
F Ellison C. E. last maker, bds 1 a Exchange
09 Ellsworth Samuel, farmer, h Salisbury
Ellsworth Chas. H. clerk for J. H^ Clarke & Co. bds 15 Beacon
^ Elward James, blacksmith, Quinsigamond
^ Elwell Philander H, envelope cutter, bds 47 Oential
Ely L. A. & Co, real estate brokers, 8 Mechanics Hatll building
**« Emerson Nathaniel, boarding house, h Webster N. W.
J^ Emerson W. F. elerk, bds 80 Main
— Emerson S. H. truckman, bds 3 Mason
^ Emerson Samuel P. h cor. Westminster »t. and HarringtoB av.
^ .Emery Daniel, spinner, bds Southgate
2 Emery James R. & H. P. grocers, 407 Main, Stcwie's block
w Emery Harlan P. (J. R. & H. P. E.) bda 17 Clinton
" Endlish Frank, gardener at hospital
LU Engley James N. painter, h 4 Vine
j^ Engly Jacob, Grove mills, h Prescott place
< Enright Mrs. Honora, h cor Canterbury and Goddard
^T Enwright Thoraas,black8mith, >i 1 Columbia court, Exchange,
ixj Erler Louis, armorer, h Siegel [bridge
^ Estabrook A. D. at Sargent Card Clothing Co. h 1 55 South-
Estabrook Arthur E. bds 51 Soutbbiidge cor Madison
Estabrook Charles W. 16 School
Estabrook C. W. dentist, 7 Brinley Hall, h 51 Austin
' Estabrook (Daniel F.) & Herrick, (Chas. F.) clothing, 19S
< Main, h 49 Pleasant
O Estabrook Dennis F. dentist, h 49 Pleasant
P Estabrook Mrs. Eliza R. h Pratt
5^ Estabrook E. R. painter, h 5 Irving
Estabrook George H. (Abbott & E.) h Pratt
Estabrook Henry E. bookkeeper, bds 5 Irving
Estabrook James, h 51 Southbridge cor Madison [bridge
Estabrook Jatnes E. counsellor, Cen* Exchange, bds 51 South-
Estabrook (Jones E.) & Smith, (G. E.) ins. agents, 5 Front
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Estabrook S. B. card maker for Sargent Card Clothing Co.
g Estabrook WilKara, h 6^ Maple
Estes Charles, card maker at Sargent Card Clothing Co. bdg
3: Estes J. A. machinist, h 11 Spruce [24 Green
, Estes James, pattern maker, h Ward cor Worth
■" Estes Nathan C. card maker at Sargent Card Clothing Co. h
46 Orange
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Esty Geo. H. at Hall's wood yard, bds 6 Elizabeth
Estey James L. printer, h 20 William — .
Estey Nelson, farmer at Salisbury's, h Salisbury ^
Evans Holland P. machinist, bds 10 Trumbull c
Evans Horace F. at Bay State shoe shop, bds rear 65 Chandler g"
Evans Joseph, machinist, bds Kendall hill »
Evans Joshua, shoemaker, bds Liberty cor Glen S
Ewins Ralph, farmer, h Greenwood o
Fabry John, tailor, h 33 Madison o
Fagan Michael J. shoemaker, cor Millbury and Cambridge o
Fahey John, laborer at Washburn Iron Co. h Franklin o
Fahey John, trader, h 8 Howard m
Fahey Peter, bds 20 Shrewsbury 5
Fahey Thomas, laborer, h 4 Howard o
Fairbanks Asahel, shoemaker, 34 Thomas, h 20 Central Ex. :^
Fairbanks Charles F. wheelwright, h 1 6 Winter f^
Fairbanks Edson, at A. Brown's, h 16 Carroll »<
Fairbanks Elbridge B. clerk at Sheldon's, bds 5 Maple c
Fairbanks Eli B. carpenter, h 4 Quincy ^.
Fairbanks F. W. clerk, bds 6 Carroll ^
FAHIBANKS (Geo, E.) & PIPER, (Geo. M.) ^othecariei^, 9
10 Front, h 300 Main "5-
Fairbanks George H. click, h 6 Salem -?"
Fairbanks Harlan, apothecary, h Southbridge cor Myrtle S.
Fairbanks Mi-s. Henry M. h 6 Can-oil ^
Fairbanks Herbert H. clerk, bds 6 Carroll Jl
Fairbanks Lewis T. machinist, h 43 Washington g
Fairbanks Nahum, boottreer, h cor Irving and Austin 3
Fairbrother Benjamin, hostler, h 11 Orchard 8
Fairbrother Charles, livery stable, Exchange hotel, h 1 Eden S!*'
Fairchilds Lewis, engraver, 24 Central Exchange S
Fales James, hostler, bds Farmer's hotel ^
Fales Joseph E. (Rice, Barton & F.) h 18 Irving W
Fales Mrs. M. N. h 9 Crown ="
Fallon Barney, laborer, h East Worcester place ^
Fallon Edwards, laborer, at Rice, Barton & Fales, h 11 East "^
Fallon James, boottreer, h 24 Winter [Worcester g"
Fallon John, at Washburn Iron Co. 3
Fallon John, grocer and constable, h Lamartine "S
Fallon Michael, laborer, h 5 Pond §
Fallon Michael, shoemaker, h 28 Winter
Falvey Dominick, blacksmith, h Cambridge N. W.
Falvey Humphrey, laborer, h 3 Hibemia ^.
Falvey J. at Court mills, h 2 Hibernia a
Falvey Patrick, laborer, h 3 Hibernia §
Falvey Timothy, laborer at W. A. Wheeler's «
Fanning Alfred H. Union Paper Box Co. bds 26 High ^
Fanning David H. Worcester Skirt Co. 227 Main, h 42 Elm 3
Fanning Elihu H. engineer, Nashua R. R. h 21 Arch 3
Fanning J. J. cooper, h Nashua g
Fanning Wm. B. at Osgood & Co.'s, h 6 Church
Farley Arthur, at 5 Bangs block, h 15 Harvard
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Farley Edward, machinist, bds 64 Mechanic
. • Farley George F. (Cheney & F.) bds 19 Austin
Lu Farley J. A. (Taylor & F.) h 64 Austin
^ Farley Munroe, flour and grain, 5 Bangs block, h 14 Harvard
^ Farmer John, laborer, h Millbury, Quinsigamond
^ Farnham Nahum H. shoemaker, bds 2 Prospect
2 Farmer Wm. A. moulder, bds 2 Fobes block. Front
5 Farnsworth Benjamin S. wire drawer, h 15 Prescott
2 Farnsworth Calvin, railroad conductor, h 64 Pleasant
Farnsworth Clarence, card maker, h 67 Front
^ Farnsworth Wm. A. wholesale peddler, h over 59 Main
^ Farnum Charles W. engineer, h Cambridge, S. W.
■ Farnum E. G. painter, h 9 Orchard
< Farnum George S. bookkeeper, h Tirrell cor Main
Farnum Joseph S. cashier Quinsigamond Nat. bank, h 1 West
O. Farr George, laborer, h 31 Winter
< Farr William T. h 43 Southbndge
Farrar H. T. bds 3 Lincoln house
Q Farrell Francis, Wellington's coal yard, h Bloomingdale
Z Farrell James, laborer, h Lafayette
Farrell John, at Washburn Iron Co., h 14 Pond
2 Farrell John, laborer at College Holy Cross
5 Farrell Mrs. Patrick, h 20 Shrewsbury
Z Farrell Thomas, laborer, h rear 5 Foyle
^ Farrell Thomas, at roUing mill, h 46 Shrewsbury
Q Farwell Frank, cutter, bds 27 Mechanic
Farwell John, superintendent at City farm, Lincoln
2 Fawcett Edwin A. fruit store, 260 Main, h 13 Chatham
-J Fawcett Jonatl^an, horticulturist, h 13 Chatham
^ Fay Appleton, h 36 Mulberry
CO Fay Charles B. teamster for L N. Keyes
, Fay Eugene D. machinist, bds 1 Leland court
^ Fay F. E. bookkeeper at Earle & Turner's, h 17 Oxford
w Fay Forbes B. bds 36 MuUbery
t^ Fay G. W. woodworker at Richardson & Meriam's
-J Fay Gilbert C, shoemaker, bds 36 Southbridge
Qj Fay Henry, grocer, Tatnuck
I Fay Henry C. shoe manufacturer, h cor. Jackson & Beacon
^" Fay H. B. boot and shoe manufacturer, 9 Southbridge, h 61
d) Fay James, manufacturer, h Leicester, V. F. [Pleasant
gj Fay Mrs. John, h 8 Brown's block, Salem
LU Fay John, at wire works, bds Temple st. avenue
^ Fay John, truckman, h 1 7 Winter
^ Fay John P. machinist, h 4 Hermon
y Fay L. D. machinist tools and wood working machinery, 7
O Cypress, bds 28 Austin
O Fay Mrs. Martha C. h 89 Pleasant
^ Fay Mrs. Martha P. h Lafayette cor. Langdon
LJ Fay Mrs. Mary A. h 53 Summer
^ Fay Miss R. R. fur repairing, 82 Main
> FAY (Moses H.) & RICHARDS, (Seth) pianos, organs and
music, 264 Main, h 1 Allen
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Fay William J. machinist, bds 17 Winter
Fayerweather Henry E. policeman, h 25 Orchard
Fealey Timothy, bookbinder at College Holy Cross ^
Fearigo Lewis, sole leather cutter, bds 67 Front t^
Fee James, moulder, bds 21 Blackstone g
Fee John, laborer, h 7 Howard H
Feehen John, laborer, h 3 Millbury ^
Fehan John, spinner, h Millbury t^
Fehen James, moulder, bds 2 Hinds court §
Fehen Michael, gigger, bds 3 Millbury >^
Fellows D. F. blacksmith, 42 Union, h 13 Central g
Fellows Frank J. at J. Howe's, bds 45 Summer ^
Fellows G. W. teamster for Dexter db Curtis, h 3 Chandler a
Fellows Joseph, bds 46 Summer
Fellman Chas. B. cigar store, 145 Main, bds 30 Mechanic ^
Felton Samuel, jr. millwright, h 32 Newbury »g
Fenner Benj. S. job wagon, h Southgate g'
Tenner H. W. engineer B. & A. R. R. h 6 Reservoir ^
Fenner W. G. machinist, h 4" Benefit court
Fenney John, at Washburn Iron Co.
Fenno Chas. W. at 104 Main, h 13 Cedar ^
FENNO WM. D. <fc SON, jewellers, 104 Main, h 13 Cedar ^
Fenton Dennis, core maker, bds Island S3
Fen wick David, roller, h Quinsigamond S
Ferguson Robert, boiler maker, h 8 Central S*
Feritor Nicholas, laborer, h 20 Winter
Fernan E. laborer, h Burt, cor. Grafton S"
Ferrin George, clerk at 10 Front, bds 2 Fobes block, g
Ferrin Gilman, car maker, bds Fobes block, Front ^
Ferry Hugh, boss carder, h North ville ^
Fessenden Geo. C. carpenter, bds 31 Salem «^
Fessenden W. W. bds Benefit tj
Field Samuel L., B, & A. R.R. h 6 Highland ^
Field Samuel T. painter, h 2^ Lamaitine ^
Field Seth W. h 21 East g]
Field Timothy H, attendant at hospital B'
Field William H. machinist, bds 12 Thomas Qc
Fife James, spinner, bds Armory
Fife Mrs. Bridget, h Armory ^
Fiffe Wm. baker at Benj. Rice's, 86 Sonthbridge, L
Finlay,(Wm.) Lawson(P.H.)ifc Kennedy (A.) dry good8,&c. •
263 & 255 Main, h Sycamore, cor. Main ^
Finley Thomas, loom fixer, h long block, Southgate §
Finn Chas. laborer at Crompton's 5*
Finn James, hostler at J. C. Mason's »
Finn James, laborer, h 7 Smith's court *s^
Finn James, boot bottomer, h 23 Blackstone O
Finn Michael, clicker, bds Washington ^
Finn Michael, at Washburn Iron Co. g!
Finn Patrick, laborer, h Prince S
Finnegan Cornelius, laborer, h 38 Temple
Finnegan Dennis, carpenter, h Southgate
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Finnegan James, laborer, h E. Worcester place
Finnegan James, tender, h Suffolk
Finnegan James, laborer, h E. Central
'g Finnegan Jeremiah M. grocer, h 30 Trmple
Finnegan Patrick, wire cleaner, h Millbury cor. Ellsworth
Finneran Barney, laborer, h 18 E. Worcester
3 Finneran Mrs. Catherine, h rear 16 East Worcester
Finneran John, at Washburn Iron Co.
Finneran John, shoemaker, h 5 Brown
gg Finneran Matthew, laborer, h 7 Cross
^ Finneran Matthew, laborer, h 13 E, Worcester
Finneran Michael, laborer, h 13 E. Worcester
, Finneraa Patrick, laborer, h 12 E. Worcester
2 Finneran Patrick, wire drawer, h Washburn S. W.
O Finneran Patrick, at Rice, Barton & Co's copper shop, h 4
g Finneran Thomas, laborer, h 64 Shrewsbury [Cross
Q Finneran Thomas, moulder, bds 1 3 East Worcester
Finnigan John, laborer, h 6 Ward
Fin ton Dennis, core maker, bds Grosrenor
H Fish David A. blacksmith, h 10 Church
^ Fish F. W. & Co. wholesale grocers, 14 Front, h 42 Summer
^ Fish Henry C. iron railing, 66 Union, h 2 Church
^ Fish James E. machinist, h 10 Church
^ Fish James R. carpenter, h 24 Piedmont
QC Fish Job, carpenter, h Clarkson
W Fish Jonathan, grocer. Prospect cor. Summer, h 48 Summer
^ Fish Miss Lucy H. analytical physician, 142 Main
0fil Fish Myron,black6mith, bds 49 Salem
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S Fish Thomas R. machinist, h 39 Exchange
^ Fish W. H. machinist, bds 49 Salem
Fisher A. H. boots and shoes, 61 Main, h 63 Main
Fisher A. H. hats, caps and furnishing goods, 1 Parker's bl'k
S Fisher Albert L. bds 26 Pleasant
^ Fisher Charles S. coflSn maker, bds 1 Carlton
^ Fisher Daniel, machinist, bds cor. Beacon and Charlton
^ Fisher DeWitt, billiard hall, 272^^ Main, h 31 Central
^ Fisher Edgar E. wheel maker, bds Central cor. Union
Fisher Erastus, cotton manufacturer, h 26 Pleasant
H Fisher Mrs. Emily R. h 1 1 Highland
§ Fisher F. P. at Stearns' Bros, bds 10 Arch
Fisher Frank, at Warren Thread Co. h Prescott
S Fisher Geo. W. student, bds 26 Pleasant
•^ Fislier Geo. W. sole leather cutter, h rear 64 Front
Fisher Geo. F. machinist, bds 9 Orchard
J^ Fisher Henry J. clerk, bds 13 Beacon
^ Fisher H. E. clerk at 61 Main, bds 63 Main
Fisher H. D. cotton manu&cturer, h 6 William
Fisher James B, machinist, h 8 Benefit xsourt
Fisher James T. coffin maker, bds 1 Carlton
Fisher J. W. boot crimper, h 1 Portland place
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Fisher Judson, bootmaker, 27 Washington sqr. h 27 Centr^
Fisher Lewis, lalprer, h Prescott
Fisher Robert D. millwright, h 2S Myrtle ^
Fisher Robert, wireworker,bds 28 Myrtle g
Fisher T. F. machinist, h 10 Arch g
Fisher Washington F. h 10 Arch ^
Fisher Waterman A. cotton manufacturer, h 5 William S"
Fiske A. 1^. bookkeeper at C. Baker & Co. bds 13 Maple o.
Fiske Au Milton, shoemaker, bds 3 Eaton block ^/y
Fiske Benj. bill posting, bds Bigelow court ^
Fiske Edward R. & Son, printers, Foster block, Poster, h 5"
Fiske E. S. (E, R. Fiske & Son,) bds 15 Main [Salisbury •^
Fiske Emerson, clerk at Geo. Rogers, bds 254 Main S
Fiske Edwin E. clerk, bds Pleasant o
Fiske Isaac, musical instrument maker, Foster, h 9 Piedmont 5-
Fiske Miss Nellie, teacher of music, rooms at 369 Main ^
Fiske Samuel, bds Laurel cor. Edward "
Fiske Dr. S. W. clairvoyant, h 27 Salem -^
Fitch Calvin, mason, h 23 Bowdoin [Orange ^
Fitch Chas. H. & Co. boot manufacturers, 47 Front, h 33 ^^
Fitch Charles T. chandler, bds 23 Bowdoin 5"
Fitch (Dana H.) ife Winn (Jeremiah) spoke manufacturerS| St
Cypress, h 15 Park ^^
Fitch Dana K. (W. S. Denny <fc Co.) bds 16 Park " ?
Fitch James H. clicker at C. H. Fitch & Co's, h 34 Orange g
Fitch Mrs. Julia, dressmaker, h Bigelow court Jd"
Fitch Wm. H. at C. H. Fitch & Co's, bds 34 Orange »
Fitman John, laborer, h 12 Charles ^
Fitman John, laborer, h 23 Blackstone ^
Fitman Robert, laborer, h 23 Blackstone *»-
Fitton Edward, machinist, h 21 Arch gp
Fitton Joseph W. Nashua repair shop, h 50 Salem E.
Fittoii Wm. H. photographer, bds 21 Arch ^
Fitts Abraham, machinist, h 4 Jackson SS
Fitts Albert L. tin peddler, h 1 Cherry 3
Fitts Benaiah, h 6 Jackson *r**
Fitts Frank, Osgood A Co's express driver, bds 2 Summit ct-
Fitts Frank, file cutter, bds 32 Beacon *^
Fitts John, laborer, Smith's court
Fitzgerald Cornelius, laborer at Washburn Iron Co. ?*
Fitzgerald David, moulder, bds Lafayette m
Fitzgerald Daniel, at Washburn Iron Co. ^
Fitzgerald Daniel, laborer, h 5 E. Worcester
Fitzgerald Daniel, machinist, bds Lafayette
Fitzgerald Edmund, h Woods sqr. Suffolk
Fitzgerald Edward P. moulder, h Ward
Fitzgerald Frank, laborer, h 3 Temple St. court
Fitzgerald James, laborer at S. W. wire works, h Benefit
Fitzgerald John, laborer, h Sutton lane
Fitzgerald John, wire drawer, bds Sheridan, S. W,
Fitzgerald John, laborer, h 29 Winter
Fitzgerald John J. moulder, bds 26 Thomas
CHAS. A. TKiriVCT dc CO., XilJllEBElft ITARO,
MhrmwtitknTj Street, Jo«t below WasldBi^OM Square, Wercesterw
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122 WORCESTEF F DIKKCTORT.
Fitzgerald John, laborer, h rear 22 Temple
Fitzgerald Mrs. Mary, h Lafayette
^ Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, bds 3 Mechanic st. court
Fitzgerald Michael, blacksmith, h Laurel lane
'o Fitzgerald Morris, laborer, bds 2 Beach
o Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, h Chandler ct
3 Fitzgerald Patrick, polisher, Endicott
jy Fitzgerald William, laborer, h Cypress
^ Fitzgerald William, laborer, h 72 Salem '
® Fitzgerald William, laborer, h 87 Front
o Fitzgerald William, painter, h 60 Exchange
■S Fitzsimon John, polisher, h Lovell
§ Fitzpatrick Dennis, steel melter, h 4 Temple
Fitzpatrick Dennis, carriage trimmer, h 20 Temple
** Fitzpatrick Edward, laborer, h Smith court
g Fitzpatrick John, machinist, h 4 Harrison
>^ Fitzpatrick John, at Washburn Iron Co.
o Fitzpatrick Michael, at Jourdan's, h Franklin
•gJQ Fiilpatrick Philip, rolling mill, h 9 Burt
__ Fitzpatrick Thomas, moulder, h long bl'k 27 Temple
•^ Fitzpatrick Wm. laborer, bds 14 Temple
Flagg Albert D. farmer, at Nahum Flagg's, bds Grafton
-c Flagg Mrs. Almira, h West Boylston
-^ -Flagg Austin, carpenter, h 2 Hudson
g Flagg Benj. farmer, Pleasant, Tatnuck
^ Flagg Calvin, h 47 Washington
■g Flagg Chas. engineer, B. R. R. h 17 Orchard cor Arch
g Flagg Mrs. Cornelius D. h Clark, Burncoat
^ Flagg David W. laborer, bds Cambridge
^ Flagg Daniel, farmer, Millbury ave
Flagg Mrs. Ebenezer, h Millbury avenue
tS Flagg Edwin B. physician, office cor Main and Austin, bds
== Flagg F. A. h rear 32 Main [10 Trumbull
o Flagg Geo. H. at wire works, bds 14 Market
^ Flagg Henry, (Ellis & F.) h 7 Trumbull
^ Flagg Henry C. clicker, h 11 Orange
c§ Flagg Henry T. dentist, bds 71 Chandler
^ Flagg Mrs. John, h Tatnuck
E Flagg John O. druggist, bds 300 Main
S Flagg John, sole leather cutter, bds Northville
c Flagg J. W. carpenter, h cor Ed^'^ard and Elliott
-c Flagg Levi, carpenter, h Leicester V. F.
ctf Flagg Mrs. Marietta, h 3 Linwood place
o> Flagg Marshall, farmer, Flagg st. office Flagg's building
S Flagg Nahum, farmer, h Grafton
"^ Flagg N. H. carpenter, h 14 Market
g Flagg Oliver, laborer, h 18 Liberty
^ Flagg Robert W. carpenter, h 71 Chandler
££: Flagg Samuel, physician, 3 Waldo block
Flagg Samuel H. machinist, h Mill, Tatnuck
Flagg Samuel H. 2d, blacksmith, h 10 Trumbull
Flagg Tyler C. tinman at Oliver's, h Eaton block
€3* A* V«Ba«j 4k Co., opp. SostOM * Alban j STew Vreifht 0«p«t.
WORCESTER F DIRECTORT. 123
Flagg Waldo, machinist, h 7 Highland
Flagg Walter C. clerk, bds 10 Trumbull
Flaherty Edmund, laborer, h Benefit ^
Flaherty Mrs, James, h 3 Mechanic st, court g
Flaherty John, at N. Washburn's, h 12 Franklin B
Flaherty Lawrence, at N. Washburn's, bds 12 Franklin g!
Flaherty Martin, Prov. R. R. repairs, h Benefit S
Flaherty Michael, gigger, h Leicester, V. F. o
Flannagan Edward, moulder, h 47 Temple . ^
Flannagan Francis, boot bottomer, h 33 Shrewsbury y
Flannagan James, boot bottomer, h 33 Shrewsbury ^
Flauinagan James, laborer, h Quinsigamond ^
Flannigan John, h 13 Vine 5
Flannery James, blacksmith, h 14 Green §^
Flannigan John, at Washburn Iron Co,
Flannigan John 2nd, at Washburn Iron Co.
Flannigan Lawrence, wire worker, h Millbury cor Cambridge
Fleming Andrew, laborer, h 32 Shrewsbury ft
Fleming Cornelius, laborer, h 1 1 Hibernia o
Fleming Mrs. Hannah, h 13 Hibernia ^
Fleming John, laborer, h Ellsworth ^
Fleming John, laborer, bds 26 Temple **^
Fleming John, blacksmith, h Waverly g*
Fleming Michael, machinist, bds 45 Exchange ^
Fleming Patrick, laborer, Quinsigamond S
Fleming Patrick, laborer, bds 68 Front ^
Fleming Patrick, clerk, h 2 Washington sqr. ^
Fleming Patrick, laborer, h 3 Temple §•
Fleming Robert, clerk at 16 Green, bds 32 Shrewsbury m
Fleming Wm. laborer, h 30 Temple d!
Fleming Wm. laborer, h 28 Temple S
Fletcher Benj. W. carpenter, h 27 Green cor. Gold "^
Fletcher Clarence, teamster, at Crane's lumber yard fi
Fletcher Mrs. Eliza, h 3 Elm ^
Fletcher E. P.* stove mounter, for Earle Stove Co. •
Fletcher H. L. hackman, h Kendall hill H
Fletcher James F. painter, bds 3 Fobes block ^
Fletcher Joel, h King O
Fletcher L. N. clicker. Bay State Shoe Co. h 2 Assonet ^
Fletcher M. W. hackman, bds cor. Green and Gold W
Flint Mrs. Austin, h 49 Main ^
Flint Horatio, machinist, bds Agricultural "•
Flint J. H. policeman, h Agricultural P
Flockhart James, moulder, h 34 Winter ^
Flood A. L. stair builder, bds 1 Cottage B
Flood Owen, brakeman, h 68 Mechanic &
Floyd David, clerk, bds 33 Irving
Flynn Mrs. Bridget, h 1 Ward §
Flynn James, laborer, h rear 23 Gold g
Flynn James, laborer, h LovelPs ct. ^
Flynn James, laborer, h 19 Blackstone
Flynn James W. painter, h 10 Washing ton sqr.
'*Iftoiig>]i and Dressed Hemlock, Sproce aad Ptee,
CkMi. A. Veaiiex 4t Co., Shrewsbury Street X<aBiber Yard*
124 WOBCBSTBB P DIBBCTOBT.
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Flynn Jeremiah, laborer, h 13 Hibernia
Flynn Mrs. Johanna, 3 Broiirn's block
Flyon John, wire worker^ h 18 Chandler
Flynn John, saloon, bds 7 Pond
gg Flynn John, wire drawer, h Grove
HH Flynn John, boot eider, 56 h Southbridge
GO . Flynn John, machinist, Ms 3 Brown's block, S^lem
3- Flynn John, laborer, h 18 Chandler
*« Flynn J. at Grove mills, h Nashua
-S Flynn John, laborer, h 4 Cross
S Flynn John, laborer, h 22 La&yette
^ Flynn John, at Court mills, h 2 S. Irving
^ Flynn John, laborer, b Canterbury
"" Flynn John, bootmaker, h 2 Cross
. Flynn John, laborer, bds 20 Central
fe Flynn John, laborer, h 2 Bluff
^ Flynn Michael, helper, h 3 Mechanic st. court
o Flynn Michael, slater, h King cor Woodland
■S Flynn Michael, laborer, h 7 S. Irving
15 Flynn Mrs. Mary, h Southgat©
= Flynn Patrick, melter, h 5 Larkin
w Flynn Patrick, laborer, h 40 Shrewsbury
-g Flynn Peter, laborer, bds 12 Nashna
•g Flynn Richard O. moulder, b 3 Goddard
Flynn Thomas, spinner, h Canterbury
Flynn Thomas, wire drawer, bds Sheridan, S. W.
Flynn Timothy, grocer, h 21 Millbury
E Flynn Wm, machinist, h 3 Bi^elow court
^ Flynn Wm. striker, h. 3'^ Madison
o Fobes Hiram, butcher, 84 Front, bds Swan's hotel
£ Fdell Edward, butcher, h Bloomingdale
2 Foeny John, laborer, bds 1 Pond
uj Fogerty John, laborer, h Sutton's lane
S Fogerty Jeremiah, laborer, bds Eaton place
o Fogerty Mrs. John, h rear new block. Temple
^ Fogherty Edward J. skate maker, h 11 Pleasant
C3 Fogherty John, tailor, h 24 John
S Fogherty Michael, laborer, bds 12 Pond
2 Foley I^niel, grocer, 16 Blackstone
J2 Foley Daniel, beater, Quinsigamond
^ Foley Daniel, laborer, bds %4 Mechanic
:r Foley Dennis, laborer, h rear 3 Foyle
g Foley Daniel, laborer, h 3 Millbury
^ Foley Jeremiah, wholesale liquor dealer, 17 Washington «q,
3 Foley Jerry, laborer, h Quinsigamond (h 3 Eaton plac9
" Foley , laborer, h rear 70 Mechanic
< Foley John, heater, h Quinsigamond
2 Foley John, marble polisher, h 16 Franklip
u Foley John, blacksmith, h Southgate
31 Foley John, at rolling mills, h 2 E, Worcester
_g Foley Michael, carpenter, bds Southgate
^ Foley Michael, laborer, h 8 S. Irving
WORdSTBB F DIBICCTOBT. 125
Foley Moms, tailor, 214 Main, h 8 Mulberry
Foley Peter, B. & A. R. R. h 3 Larkin
Foley Thomas, laborer, h rear Bangs block. Main ^
Foley Timothy, laborer, h 2 Hibernia 2
Foley Timothy, machinist, h 24 Winter ^
FoUansbee James M. wool dealer, Central, h Hammond .
FoUen John, laborer, bds 16 Winter ^
FoUen Michael, painter, h 7 Pond ^
FoUen Patrick, machinist, h rear 70 Mechanic GS*
FoUett John W. teamster, Quinsigamond g
Follett Robert P. machinist, h Harrison ^ 5
Follett Wm. K. assistant engineer at hospital
Folsom Mrs. Eliza, tailoress, h 15 Thomas
Folsom Wm. H. printer, bds 15 Thomas
Foran George, laborer, h Beaver
Foran Patrick, saloon, 118 Southbridge
Forbes Francis, truckman, bds 27 Franklin
Forbes Mrs. John W. h 17 Laurel
Forbes John, pattern maker, h Washington
Forbes John, farmer, h Highland
Forbes Walter E. & Co. fancy goods, 204 Main, bds 9 High
Ford Augustus, machinist, bds 59 Frent ^
Ford Michael, blacksmith, h 2 K Worcester g:
Ford Michael, laborer, bds 13 Pond <*
Ford Miles, tailor, rear Bangs block cr*
Ford Patrick, boot closer, h 81 Winter g^
Ford P. W. architect, bds 12 Thomas
Ford Richard, laborer, h Gouldingville g*
Ford Terence, at wire works, bds Nashua g
Ford Thomas S. (Heald, Britton & Ford,) h 6 Vine
Forehand Sullivan, (E. Allen & Co. j h 324 Main e
Forehand Walter, cigars and tobacco, 1 Fobes block 99
Forney Henry, gardener, h Lunelle S^
Forrest Thomas, laborer, h Leicester, N. W. »
Foskitt Lorin, (Phelps & F.) stove foundry, S. W. h 166 South- ^
Forward Z. F. machinist, h Canterbury [bridge O
Foster Albert, butcher, bds Farmer's hotel S
Foster^Mrs. Alfred D. h 7 Chestnut n^
Foster Calvin & Co. hardware, &g. 222 Main, h 4 Chestnut g"
Foster C. C. teacher, h 22 Providence S*
Foster Charles M. clicker, h 21 Prescott 3
Foster Charles T. watchman at jail a
Foster DeMarcus, carpenter, h 14 Shelby Ȥ
Foster Frank B. carpenter, bds 11 Winter S'
Foster George T. farmer, h Salisbury P*
Foster Gule, carpenter, h 45 Green
Foster Irving C. driver M. U. Express Co. bds Waldo house S
Foster J. G. express driver, bds Waldo ^
Foster J. J. marble worker, bds 17 Winter g
Foster Nathan F. machinist, h Salisbury p
Foster Mrs. Rachael, h 114 Southbridge
Foster Stephen S. farmer, Mower, Tatnuck
WWiAMMBf TIlHBKn and KJBAlTr JTOIST famtoked to ord«r..
126 WORCESTER F DIRECTORY.
Foster T, R. policeman, h 24 Green
Foster Walter R. clerk at Boston depot, bds 21 Prescott
to Foster William, carpenter, h 34 Beacon
.c Fowler Frank, farmer, at S." Salisbury's
^ Foy Patrick, boottreer, h 4 S. Irving
^^ Foy Solomon, blacksmith, h Leicester, N. W.
^ Foy William, stone cutter, bds N. W.
^ Fragner G. fancy goods, 114 Main, h 30 William
"^ Franchier Joseph, at Bradley's car shop, bds Wall
jt Francis Caleb, millwright, h 38 Oxford
-55 Francis Converse, mason, at Hospital, h 21 Orange
J^ Francis George, express messenger on Norwich R. R. bds 62
g Francis George E., M. D. 6 Kim [Front
£^ Franck William G. cigar maker, h 5 Ash
- Franklin B, A. shoemaker, h 20 Carroll
^j- Franqner Edward, boarding house, Adriatic
Franklin Edward A. painter, h Newton
.-t? Fraziel George, carpenter, bds 5 Maple
g Frazier Wm. at Kinnicutt's, bds rear 17 Central
^ Frederick John, laborer, h Lunelle
^ Freman IL T. carpenter, bds 60 Main
e5 Freeman Elisha, h 66 Chandler [Portland
Freeman Josiah G. boss carder at Messinger & Wright's, h 1 8
^ Freeman Wm. M. clerk for W. E. Forbes & Co. bds 13 Port-
S Freeze B. driver for Parker, Denny & Co [land
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French Cornelius, tire welder, h Grafkon
French Cyril, engineer, bds Junction
.^ French George E.Jast maker, bds 41 Exchange
03 French Geoi:ge G. machinist, room 14 Flagg's block
.E French Hiram, boot manufacturer, Sargent's block. Main, h
o French John, machinist, bds 33 Summer [11 Portland
as French Jonathan C. carpenter, Burnside ct. h 7 Portland
fckO French W. D. machinist at Crompton's
-^ Frink Alfred L. machinist at Rice, Barton & Co.'s
« Frink , machinist, bds 45 Summer
^ Frink D. F. (Hillman, Combs & Co.) bds 9 Maple
,£ Froom Mark, wiredrawer, h 3 Lexington
E Frost Edward H. last maker, h 65 Front
S Frost John W. at Grove mill, h cor Mt. Vernon and West-
^ Frost John R. overseer, bds 17 Lincoln [minster
^ Frost Wm. E. at Grove mill, h 17 Lincoln
^ Puillette Antonio, at Washburn Iron Co
_o Fuller Amos W. physician, h 33 Thomas
^ Fuller Ebenezer, varietv store, 276 Main cor Austin
g- Fuller Mrs. Eliza T. 1 John st. court
^ Fuller Emerson, boot maker, bds 42 Southbridge
Fuller Mrs. Caleb S. 304 Main
Fuller Charles A. farmer, Blithewood avenue
E Fuller D. J. (Tourtellotte & F.) h 2 Elizabeth
^ Fuller Elisha S. farmer, h Holden
c Fuller E. R. carpenter, rear Farmer's hotel, Mechanic, bds 22
"" Fuller Godfrey, carpenter, h Sigel [Union
BASrnSRIf , UnESTERlV and CAIVA'DA Pllffi:, hj the Car or in Tard,
Ckaa. A. Kcmbcj 4t €•.« Sbrewsbnry Street IiMaitoer YaHL
WORCBSTBB G DIRECTOBY ' 327
Fuller Henry H. at Taylor & Farley's, h 40 Chatham
Fuller James, machinist, h 1 3 Chandler ^
Fuller James A. machinist, h rear 18 Chandler ^
Fuller James £. (Farle & F.) h 2 Quincy S^
Fuller Joel B. h 19 Hanover H
Fuller M. G. at A. M. Howe's, bds Blithewood avenue g
Fuller Otis, grocery, cor Carroll Jb FUiott, h 2 Elizabeth <^
Fuller O. L. cutter at Ware & Pratt's, h 15 Front oS
FULLER RUFUS, coal dealer, Central street yard, office 2 no
P. O. block, h 6 Providence o
Fuller Samuel H. packer for Bay State Shoe Co. h Merrick ^
Fuller Theo. S. Adams express, 1 Linooln block, h 804 Main g
Fuller Theodore F. machinist, bds Exchange >*
Fulnier Rev. Charles, professor at College Holy Cross ai
Furness John, h 5 Highland »
Fyler F. H. tuner for Loring <fe Blake Organ Co. 64 South- §
Gaffeny Dennis, laborer, h East Worcester [bridge ^
Gaffeny Gardner, at Crompton's, h 27 N. Ashland "^
Giaffeny Michael, laborer, n 3 Beach g
Gaffey John, plumber, h 4 Brown 2
Gaffiiey Andrew, laborer, h 1 Ward S.
Gaffiiey Charles, weaver, h Armory en
GaflTney James, laborer, h Woods square 3
Gaffney James, laborer, bds 5 Beach r*
Gaffney Lawrence, laborer, h 4 Cross •<
Gaffney Mathew, boot bottomer, h 3 Howard ^
Gaffney Thomas, laborer, h 8 Beach g
Gage E. S. paper hanger, h 81 Chandler eg
Gage Silas, Barre stage, h 86 Clinton court '^
Gage S. W. stone cutter, bds 26 Beacon ^
Gage Thomas H. physician, h 18 Pearl ^
Gage Warner B. reed maker, h Oread, last house ^
Gagnou Maxim, cook, h 31 Shrewsbury o
Gahan Michael, laborer, h 68 Mechanic I^
Gaige Charles P. cabinet maker, h 8 Chandler a
Galaran Michael, boot finisher, bds 22 Madison %
Gale Albert, clerk at E. Denny & Co.'s [Farmer's hotel - 1^
Gale Alfred D. watchman at W. and N. engine house, bds 3
Gale Mrs. D. M. dress and cloak making, 291 Main tL
Gale Elisha, carpenter, h 18 Southbridge S"
Gale Mrs. Emily A. h Highland court |
Gale Franklin S. moulder, h 2 Harrison S.
Gale George F. machinist, bds 291 Main g^
Gale Henry A, (Tyler & Gale,) bds cor Main and Austin g-
Gale George W. clerk of overseer of poor, h 10 Elizabeth 5.
Gale Henry M. moulder at Junction foundry, h 92 Green 2,
Gale Jonathan G. machinist at Crompton's, h 291 Main ^
Gale Moses A. machinist, h Highland court ^
Galey Peter, pattern maker, bds 1 1 Mechanic ^
Galhooley Michael, baker, h cor Mason and Chandler
Gallagher Bernard, laborer, h Ellsworth
Gallagher Charles, moulder, h 9 Endicott
At CKAS. A. IKWlMmiC 4c CO.'S, Slirewsbarj Street, ererj-
description of IiIoii«e*Baildiiiir Itumber ma j be foand.
128 WOBCESTBR G DIKECTORY.
Gallagher James, confectioner, bds 105 Main
flC Gallagher John, blacksmith, h Harrison avenue
ijf Gallagher Patrick, laborer, h Harrison avenue
to Gallagher Patrick, laborer, h Wood's square
Q Gallagher Peter, laborer, h 34 Winter
€t Gallagher Michael, teamster, bds 5 Orange
O Qiilkgher Wm. laborer, bds 12 Hibemia
> Gallagher Wm. bds 9 Endicott
_ Gallaher Charles, mason, h Lunelle
K Gallaher Joseph, shoemaker, h Spring
uj Gallavan John, boot finisher, bds 20 Madison
^ Gallavan Michael, laborer, h 22 Madison
^ Galliah Stephen, laborer, h 77 Exchange
Gallooley tl ames, shoemaker, bds 9 Austin
5 Galvin Michael, boottreer, h 3 Howard
^ Galvin Michael, striker, h rear 72 Mechanic
^ Galvin Thomas, laborer, bds rear 72 Mechanic
HM Galvin William, Grove mill, h Brighton
^ Gamage Richard, plumber, h 411^ Main, near Myrtle *
^ Gamwell J. H. (Clarke, Sawyer A Co.) bds 3 High
^ Gannett Walter F, clicker, bds 18 Portland
H Gannon John, cai-penter, h 10 Bridge •
? Gannon Michael laborer, h 68 Mechanic
UJ GARD THOMAS D. silveramith and jeweller, 206| Main, h
^ cor Elizabeth and Earle
UJ Gardner Mrs. Anne M. h rear 23 Central [Pleasant
jJ GARDNER C. A. picture frame maker, 245 Mam, h 105
< Gardner F. C. laborer, bds Tatnuck [6 Madison
H Gardner George H. watchman at N. and W. engine house, *h
Q Gardner James, watchman, B. and W. engine house, h 5
^ Gardner James H. machinist, h 93 Summer [Shrewsbury
Gardner Joel, laborer at N. and W. freight house, bds 6 Maa-
Gardner Samuel V. moulder, bds Gold court [ison
Gardner , clerk, bds 9 Fruit
• Gardner Wm. (Morey & G.^ h rear 23 Central
^ Gardner Wm. Hawkins, waiter, h Gouldingville
5 Gardner Wm. H. (Sibley, Ward & G.) bds 15 Clinton
P Gardner E. A. moulder, h 7 Lagrange
a. Garell Wm. at Union Store, bds Dale hospital
O Garfield Albert, N. R. R. h Highland court
-» Garfield Hiram B. farmer. West Boylston
J Garfield M. M. (Parker A G.) wood and lumber, Church, h 7
W Garfield Silas, gas fitter, h 6 Church [School
2 Garfield Silas, blacksmith, h 32 Grove
Q Garland Charles A. policeman, h rear 20 Wilmot
o Garso Henry, shoemaker, h 2 Central
^ Gamihard Joseph, machinist, h 57 Mulberry
Gartland Michael, at Grove mills, h North
af Garrety , shoemaker, h Lunelle
Garrety Daniel, laborer, bds 28 Thomas
— Garrety James, dealer in new and second hand clothing,
Thomas, bds 26 Thomas
Particular att«ntlou paid to fornlablnfr lii 17 Iff BE R by tba
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WOKCEBTEB G DIRBCTORY, 129
Garrity Michael, tailor, h 10 Howard
Garvey Daniel, currier, h 6 Harrison
Garvey Michael, laborer, h Temple st, court
Garrey Richard, machinist, h Ellsworth
Garvey Thomas, spinner at Messinger & Wright's, bds 1
Garvey William, machinist, h 6 Harrison [Millbary $
Garvey William, laborer, h E. Worcester g
Garvin Anthony, machinist, h Sigel o
Garvin James, machinist, h Gold court o
Garvin John, laborer, bds 3 S. Irving o
Garvin Patrick, laborer, bds 116 Southbridge o
Garvin Patrick, laborer, h 2 Ward ^
Garvin Patrick, boot crimper, h 63 Shrewsbury g
Garvin Richard, engineer N. Y. steam engine works, h South* g
GaiT Godfrey, shoemaker, h 1 Adams [gate ^
GaskUl Francis A. law student, 4 Central Exchange, bds 17 ^
Pleasant «^
Gassett Curtis W. foreman stitching room, 301 Main, h 10 S
Gassoe Henry, shoemaker, bds 2 Central [Church ^
Gately Connor, h rear long block, Temple
Gately John, laborer, Quinsiganiond, h 16 Bast Worcester
Gately Martin, laborer, h rear 4 Cross
Gately Patrick, stone cutter, bds 106 Southbridge
Gately Patrick, laborer, h 38 Shrewsbury S.
Gates Asa, farmer, h Mill, Tatnuck ~
Gates A. B. last maker, rooms 13 Exchange p
Gates Albert F. meat cart, bds Plantation ^
Gates Augustus S. carpenter, h Davis S
Gates Charles, butcher, 1 Carlton §
Gates Charles A. grocer, h Quinsigamond ^
Gates Charles H. clerk, bds Quinsigamond S
Gates C. B. bds Harvard ^
Gates Daniel C. h 2 Wood's block, Summer ^
Gates David R. farmer. Gates lane a'
Gates Edwin L. machinist, h Quinsigamond 5C?
Gates Mrs. Elizabeth, h 2 Washington ^
Gates Frank, butcher, h Plantation g*
Gates Frank, bootmaker, h Quinsigamond 3
Gates Frederic L. butcher, bds 8 Maple "S
Gates E. W. clerk for J. Gates & Co, bds 11 Harvard 5»
Gates George, clerk at 98 Main, bds 12 Shelby 5.
Gates George W. finisher at Taylor & Farley's, h 6 East S
Gates George A. (John Gates & Co.) h 4 Highland %
Gates Harvlin T. farmer, Gates lane §..
Gates Mrs. Henry, h 16 Shelby g*
Gates Jalaam, janitor Mechanics Hall, h 181 Pleasant s*
GATES JOHN & CO. (George A. Gates,) lumber dealers, eg
Union and Lincoln square, h 17 Harvard ^
Gates John B. lumber yard, h 53 Central . g.
Gates Joseph, bootmaker, h Quinsigamond [of Oread g^
Gates Lakin N. builder. Beacon cor. Charlton, h Main, front "
Gates Mrs. Letitia, h 9 Summer
oflLAS. A. ranirKT * co., xunsEB irAmo,
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130 WORCESTBF G DIBBCrTOBT.
Gates Leonard, batcher and farmer, h Pleasant
|j Gates Levi, farmer, Pleasant, Tatnack
ui Grates Lewis, ^rrner. Pleasant
^ Gates Nathaniel P. farmer, Pleasant, Tatnnck
^ Gates Otis A. farmer, bds at Leonard Grates, Pleasant
^ Gates Mrs. Samuel F. b Plantation
2 Gates Samnel W. machinist, h 11 Plymonth
5: Gates Simon D. bds 9 Summer
jg Gates Thomas, h Gates' block, Trombnll square
Gates Walter, bookkeeper at Washburn Iron Co. h 20 Crown
Jg Gates Walter, clerk at 73 Front, h 2 Vine
w Gates Wm. machinist, bds Gates' lane, Leicester
. Gaty Prosper, shoemaker, h Mechanic cor. Spriog
< Gaudette Joseph, bootmaker, h Fox
Gautheir Toussaint, blacksmith, bds 2 Cherry
£ Gavin Patrick, boot crimper, h Ward
< Gavitt Edwin, baggage master steamboat train, bds 14 Salem
Gay Calvin, bookkeeper at Gay's, Waldo, bds 29 Newbury
O Gay Geo. B. job wagon, h 63 Summer
Z Gav N. D. grain and hay, Waldo, h 29 Newbury
^ Gay Timothy, click, h 23 Park
g Gaylord Jacob, moulder, h Southbridge S. W.
5 Geary Mrs. John, h 34 King
Z Geary William, barber, 297 Main, h Abbott
Geary William, boot maker, bds 34 King
Q Geary William, moulder, h 1 Tremont
Geer George, hats, caps, funaish'g goods, 219 Main, h 6 West
2 Geer George Alonzo, clerk, 219 Main, bds 6 West
.Jl Geer Henry F. machinist, h 75 Summer
t Gehan Michael, laborer, h 66 Mechanic
CO Geiger George, butcher, 16 Thomas, h 9 Market
, Geldert Edward, moulder, bds Orchard, new block
^ Geldert E. B. woodworker at Witherby, Rugg & Co. h Or-
[*J Gendron William, laborer, h Lamartine [chard, new bl'k
!^ Gemers A. G. wheelwright, bds 28 Thomas
-J George Miss Carrie A. teacher. Sycamore st. bds 328 Main
Qj George Miss Orra A. clerk in assessor's office, bds 48 Elm
Z Gerald Frederick, mechanic, h 25 Mechanic
t" Gerard Collis, farmer, bds Chelsea
(0) Gerard Mitchell, mason, h Lamartine
gj Gerard Peter, carpenter, h Armory
w Gerelds Mrs. physician and midwife, h 25 Mechanic
^ Gerelds S. W. blacksmith, h 25 Mechanic
^ Gemhard Adam J. machinist, h 45 Exchange
y Gernhardt Joseph, machinist, h 37 Mulberry
o Gerould James H. h 31 Lincoln
O Gerrity gas fitter, bds 1 1 Maple [2 Howard
^ Gerrity Michael, new and second hand clothing, 74 Front, h
bJ Gerrow Henry, shoemaker, bds 2 Central
- Gerry William, moulder, bds 1 Tremont
> Gerrow Peter, blacksmith, bds 2 Central
Gettings Mrs. Catherine, h 22 Winter
WOBOBSTBB G DIBXCTOBT. 131
Gettings John, at Grove mills, h 6 Nashua
Gettings Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co*
Gibbs D. L. machinist, h 8 Glen oq
Gibbs George E. h 18 Elliott 2
Gibbs George W. h 17 Park S
Gibbs Ivers, pattern maker, h Walnut H
Gibbs Samuel, helper, h 6 Miilbury ^
Gibbins John, laborer, h 65 Exchange ^
Gibson James, dyer, bds Southgate od
Gibson John, laborer, h 7 Pearl •«
Giddings J. S. machinist, h 4 Grove ^
Gifford Albert W. manufacturer, Foster, h 10 Lincoln »
Gifibrd P. R. blacksmith, bds 51 Summer cf
Gifford Silas B. at Foster st. Depot ^
Giggery Peter, at wire works, h North pi
Gilban Patrick, laborer, h 1 North [block •§
Gilbert Charles L. at A. H. Hammond's, bds 2 Chatham st. ^
Gilbert Charles W. woolen machinery. Union, cor. Exchange, '•
Gilbert Mrs. E. F. boarding house, 14 Trumbull [h Hanover . g
Gilbert Geo, P. clerk, bds 20 Providence P«
Gilbert Jos. A. machinist, h Chatham st. block ^
Gilbert P. B. machinist, h 15 Chatham p
Gilbride John, boottreer, h long block, 27 Temple g
Gildea Thomas, moulder, bds 4 Winter g^
Gilder John, painter, at Court mills g^
Giles James, carpenter, at L. W. Pond's, h 18 Orchard
Gilfoy Dennis, wiredrawer, h Prescott ^
Gilfoy John, wiredrawer, h Prescott g
Gilfoyle John, laborer, h Holden J5!
Gilfoyle John H. wiredrawer, h North f^
Gilgan John, at wire mills, h Prescott '^
Gilgan Patrick, bds 5 Garden ^
Gilgan Mrs. P. h 5 Garden . ^
Gill George, machinist at Wheeler's, h 7 Prospect ^
Gill Geo. W. Washburn Iron Co. h 12 Wellington g.
Gill Mark, machinist, h Lake, N. W. ^
Gill Peter, wiredrawer, h Sigoumey §8
Gill Thomas, boottreer, h 16 Grove
Gillchrist Matthew, laborer, h 24 Millbury ^
Gillchrist Owen, wireworker, h Goddard's lane m
Gilliard Mrs. H. S. ladies hair work, &c. 42 Front, h Highland *
Gillman A. D. carpenter, bds 6 Sycamore S
Gillman Albert D. bookkeeper, h 22 Green S
Gillman John, laborer, bds Webster court §*
Gilimore Henry E. moulder, h Chelsea S,
Gillmore Jas. laborer at R. Ball & Co's, bds 19 N. Ashland '^
Gilimore Thomas, laborer, bds Adriatic jO
Gillick James, wire cleaner, h Seymore gt
Gilman Mrs. Lander, h cor. Endicott and Ward S.
Gilman Moses D. confectioner, bds I Carroll p
Gilmore Michael, at Washburn Iron Co.
Gilpriest Patrick, h 24 Millbury
MoMfh Mia Xlr«M«€l Hemlock, Sprace aad IPlae,
132 WOKCBSTBB G DIBECTOET.
Gilran Patrick, laborei, bds 12 Nashua
Gilran Terrence, at Court mills, h 3 Belmout
. Gilson Eleazer, carpenter, bds 3 Oxford place
« Gilson Wm. H. shoefinisher, at 206 3-4 Main, bds Austin
2 Gimby Edward B. barber, Washington sq. h 7 Orchard
"^ Gird Mrs. E. L. h 71 Summer
3 Given Wm. moulder at Washburn Iron Co. h Penn Avenue
£ Gladwin Ellis B. clerk, bds 6 Main
^ Gladwin Geo. E. artist, 222 Main, h 1 Oread
gg Glasgow E. B. teacher mathematics at Highland Academy
^ Glasgow W. M. bootcloser, h 67 Salem
Glazier Henry, (Lamson Sd G.) h 82 Mam
, GleasonMrs. Albert, h 33 Summer
S Gleason Austin, engineer, h 8 Salem
O Gleason Benjamin F. h 38 Shelby
g Gleason Boen, famer, h Plantation
^ Gleason Charles A. upholsterer, bds cor. Market Ss Summer
Gleason Daniel, laborer, h 28 Franklin
g Gleason David, agent, h 6 Greorge
H Gleason David, machinist, h 3 Banlett place
^ Gleason Edwin, clerk for Rice, Barton & Co* h 14 Myrtle
^ Gleason Gilbert, laborer, h Milk
^ Gleason G. H. car trimmer, 23 Summer
*^ Gleason Henry, machinist, h 16 Central
rxt Gleason Mrs. Henry, h Northville
^ Gleason James, shoemaker, h 8 Charles
5S Gleason James, laborer, h 2 Milk
08 Gleason John, laborer, h rear 70 Mechanic
§ Gleason John, at Washburn Iron Co.
H Gleason John, laborer, h 6 Tremont
S Gleason John F. carpenter, h 19 Greoi
^ Gleason Jonathan R. farmer, Salisbury
Gleason Levi, clerk, bds 28 Thomas
g Gleason Miss M. E. b Northville
^ Gleason Mrs. Martha, h 60 Front
^ Gleason Michael, moulder, bds 38 Temple
pj Gleason Matthew, wheelwright, h 14 Pond
^ Gleason Robert S. h 27 Washington
^ Gleason Miss Sarah E. h Northville
Gleason Thomas, painter, h 3 Brown
H Gleason Wm. H. machinist, h 16 Central
^ Gleason Wm. F. farmer, West Boylston
Gleeson Thomas, bootmaker, h 62 Southbridge
Gledhill Alfred, loom repairer, h Armory, Gouldingvili^
^ Gledhill Hamor, superintendent at Adriatic mills, h 161
Glenon Barney, laborer, h 10 Prince [Southbridge
^ Glenn Charles, plumber, bds Russell court
2 Glenn Michael, laborer at Washbuni Iron Co,
Glynn Murty, bootmaker, h 72 Mechanic
Goddard Benjamin, carriage maker, h 27 William
Goddard Benjamin, jeweler, 174 Main, h 6 Oxford
Goddard Charles S. clicker, h 28 Austin
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WORCBSTEB G BIRBCrrOBT. l83
Goddard Charles A. clerk, bds 14 High
Goddard Charles, stone mason, h Belmont
Goddard Mrs. C. h 4 Franklin c/}
Goddaird Daniel, h 14 High ^
Goddard D. B. flour dealer, 284 Main, h Mission Chapel §
Goddard D. S. h 167 Southbridge ^
Goddard Edwin M. boot cutter, h 10 William ?
Goddard Josiah, farmer, Chester ou
Goddard Henry, superintendent of S. W. wire mills, h Cam- c/y
bridge, cor. Southbridge %
Goddard Mrs. Isaac, h 30 Orange 5'
Goddard John, baker, 37 Washington square ^
Goddard John L. clicker, bds 4 Franklin 3S
Goddard Joseph, carpenter, bds 1 Union g.
Goddard Leander, (Whittemore & G.) h Robinson place B'
Goddard Luther D. publisher, h 20 High S
Goddard (Lucius P.) & Nye, (C. E.) printers, 279 Main, h ^
Goddard Miss Mary C. C. teacher, at Oread [7 Home "^
Goddard Parley, h 46 Thomas =
Goddard S. B. I. counsellor, 141 Main, bds 46 Thomas ^^
Goddard S. W. foreman at Cleveland & Bassett's, h Benefit g^
Gogen David, B & A. R. R. h 23 Franklin [cor. Beacon ^
Goen Charles, carpenter, h 81 Park -•»
Goggin Wnu H woodworker, bds 6 Charles 5
Gogin James H. clerk, h 4 Goddard g
Gogin Patrick, laborer, h 8 S. Irving ST
Gogin Richard,, with G. S. Hoppin & Co. h 5 Charles m
Qolbert Robert L. lastmaker, h 7 Trumbull ,^
Gooch Adams, at brick yard, h Bismarck J^
Goodale Daniel R, machinist, h 10 Grove *^
Goodell Arthur A. cashier First National Bank, h 10 Irving 35
Goodell John B. (0. Foster & Co.) bds 9 William . S.
GOODELL JOHN M. wood turner, Cypress, h cor. Benefit ^
and Mt. Pleasant 2?
Goodell Milton B. insurance clerk, bds 10 Imng <g
Goodhue Francis, bootmaker, h Gouldingville -^
Gooding John, jr. machine jobber, 12^ Central, h 14 Bow- o-
Goodman Mrs. Sarah, h 26 Orange [doin _
Goodness Joseph, shoemaker, h Suffolk
Goodnow Chailes, fuller, h Webster ct. r^
Goodnow Mrs. Clara, dressmaker, h 16 Central c/i
Goodnow Clement, Court Mills, h 1 Union ^
Goodnow E. A. Pres. first national bonk, h cor Cedar and c^
Goodnow Harrison D. pavior, h 7 Hanover [Oak ^
Goodnow Joseph, laborer, h 1 6 Central ^
Goodnow Lewis, machinist, bds Woodland ^ r-
Goodnow Lyman H. firemam at W. A. Wheeler's, h 3 Hano- -^
Goodnow Oliver, laborer, h Webster court [ver O
Goodnow Wm. D. brakeman, bds 3 Hanover "S;
Goodrich Henry, at Lucas's tin shop, bds 8 Maple 5-
Goodrich D. L. brass moulder, bds 1 7 Thomas ?
Goodrich Henry O. carpenter, h 14 Portland
134 WOECESTER G DIREOTORT.
Goodridge Albert, shoemaker, bds 8 Irving
Goodspeed Mrs. Chas. h 9 Prescott [Washington
^ Goodspeed Edward B. varnisher, Taylor & Farley's, h 29
Goodspeed Wm. C. carpenter, h 22 Wellington «
*o Goodwin Alfred, clicker, h 73 Austin
o Goodwin Chas. H. carpenter, bds 6 Maple
3 Goodwin Chas. fruit dealer, h Mendon
-£2 Goodwin Edwin H. stage driver, bds cor Soutbbridge <fc
^^ Goodwin Frank, shoemaker, bds 26 Salem [Cambridge.
g Goodwin Henry, machinist, h Southgate cor. Goddard
o Goodwin James H. machinist, h 14 Assonet
-o Goodwin James F. machine operator, h 2 Portland
§ Goodwin Joseph, brushmaker, bds 7 Clinton
GoSdwin John, boot and shoemaker, 60^ Central, h 1 Provi-
^ Goodwin Theo. F. machinist, h 28 Shrewsbury [dence
g Goodwin Wells, hackman, h 17 Austin
=^ Goodwin Wm. S. general agent Mass. Mut. Life Ins. Co.,
§ Clark's block, 257 Main, h 77 Chandler
"5b Goozey Alexander, shoemaker, h 12 Shrewsbury
Goozey Frank A. shoemaker, h rear 9 Mechanic
"J Gordon Albert A. foreman at Crompton's, Green, b 10 Spruce
Gordon Edward, carpenter, bds 105 Pleasant
-c Gordon Geo. H. surveyor, bds 7 Jefferson
-Q Gordon Jackson, dyer at Messinger & Wright's, h 7 Jefferson
§ Gordon John, shoemaker, h 26 Millbury
^ Gordon John, blacksmith, h Bloomingdale
"oj Gordon Joseph, blacksmith, h Canterbury
c Gordon Orange S. bookkeeper, at Messinger & Wright's,
^ Gordon Wm. H. painter, h Bloomingdale
J GORE (WM.) & RICHARDSON, (C. O.) paviors, and R.
R. contractors, office at Lovell's, bds 7 Jefferson
tS Gorgan Richard, teamster, h 5 Charles [256 Main, h 3 Blake
= GORHAM CHAS. L. & Co. (Chester Gorham,) music store,
S 159 Main, h 39 Pleasant
.^ Gorham Chester, (C. L. Gorham & Co.) bds 39 Pleasant
^ Gorham Hiram, mason, h 30 Summer
cS Gorham, John, clerk at 295 Main, h Bluff
^ Gorman James, laborer, h Bloomingdale
E Gorman Thomas, boot maker, h 9 Austin
S Gormley Patrick, gardener for J. C. Mason, h Maywood
g Gorris John, laborer, bds Webster, N. W.
-c= Goshay Henry, carpenter, h Wood sq'r.
CO Goss Brigham, farmer, h 3 May
^ Goss Peter, laborer, h Cybress
tS Goss Samuel A. carpenter, h 3 Oxford
"^ Goss Wm. farmer, h Upland
g Goslin Frank, h 26 Shrewsbury
^ Goslin Wm. stone cutter, h 24 Green
St Gough Michael, laborer, h 16 Bridge
Gough Philip, at Court mills, h 66 Mechanic
Gough Thomas, laborer, h North
Go uld Aaron M. printer. Spy office, bds Farmer's hot el
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WOBCESTBB O DIBECTOBT. 135
Gould Albert, boot manufacturer, Bumside ct. h 286 Main
Gould Mrs. Amy, h 4 Brown's block, Salem
Gould A. K. carpenter, bds Silver
Gould Benjamin E. engineer at Whitcomb'g, Front, h 18 Salem
Gould. G. N. clicker, h 5 Pond
Gould Charles F. moulder, at Earle Stove Co. bds 18 Salem
Gould Charles F. leather belter, bda 23 Providence
Gould Charles M. superintendent at Graton & Knight's tan-
nery, h 23 Providence
Gould Clarence W. printer at Spy office, bds 12 Chandler
Gould Edward, superintendent, h Leicester, V. F.
Gould E. S, publisher of Commercial Advertiser, 268 Main>
Oould George, farmer, h 5 Pond [bds 18 Pleasant
Gould George, machinist, bds 9 Maple
Gould Henry, sewing machine agent, h 26 Portland
Gould James C. wheel maker, bds 23 Summer
GOULD J. W. dentist, 289 Main, bds 18 Pleasant
Gould Joseph, coachman for Wm. H. Jourdan ^^
Gould Lorenzo, bootcloser, bds 12 Chandler g
Gould Ransom M. (G. C. Reed Ss Co.) h 28 Summer g«
Gould Wm. farmer, Ranks lane
GOULD (Wm. A.) & BURBANK, (C. W.) civil engineers fi
and surveyors, 1 1 Front st. Exchange, h cor Beacon and ^
Hammond |
Goulding Alfred, mechanic, h 19 Myrtle g
Goulding Charles H. machinist, h 10 Market **"
Goulding Clark, shoemaker, h Blossom cor Russell ^
Goulding Eli, carpenter, h cor John and N. Ashland gi
Goulding Frank P. (Dewey <fc G.) bds 6 Allen ^
Goulding Frederick, cutter at A. Ss J. E. Davis', h 9 Carroll 2
Goulding Mrs. Henry, h 22 Harvard g'
Goulding John, inventor, Merrifield's, Cypress, h 25 Lincoln ^
Goulding John, gardener, h John, below N. Ashland g^
Goulding John C. reed maker, bds Blossom cor Russell ^
Goulding Michael, laborer, h 2 Nashua ^
Goulding Peter, leather and belting, 45 Front, h 11 Hanover ^
Goulding Wm. H. h 22 Harvard "
Gourty Patrick, laborer, bds 15 Winter q
Gover Robert, painter, h 1 Trumbull O
Gow Rev. Geo. B. pastor of Main st. Baptist ch. h Hammond ^
Goward Henry D. moulder, h 1 2 Charlton ^
Gozzard Edward, machinist, h 6 N. Ashland ^
Grace Mrs. Johanna, h 49 Salem g
Grace Patrick, shoemaker, h 80 Salem S^
Grady J. laborer, h 9 Hibernia g
Gardy J, laborer, h King 2.
Grady John, mason, h 12 Bridge ^
Grady Patrick, machinist, bds Hibernia S
Grady Thomas, at Washburn Iron Co. »
Grady Thomas, laborer, h 7 Cherry jS-
Graham Albert L. blacksmith, h Coral cor Harrison
Graham Daniel, spinner, h Towpath
At GlHAff. A. VEmfSY * CO.'S, SlirawiitoMrjr Str««>t, ^rmwx
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136 WOBCESTIR G DIREC?rORT.
Graham Henry, wood worker, h Canterbury
Graham John, boottreer, h Smith's court
^ Graham John, at Washburn Iron Co.
c Graham Thomas, bootcloser, h Prince
|g Graham Mrs. h 8 Pond
^ Grandy A. G. engineer N. & W. R. R. h Merrick cor Austia
CO Graney Henry, carpenter, h Presoott
^ Granger £dward, laborer, h Quinsigamond
"^ Granger Mrs. E. h Quinsigamond [dard's lane
^ Granger Joseph, wood worker, h cor Canterburyand God*
S Granger Moses,, shoemaker, h cor Cambridge, N. W.
^. Granger Wm. wire drawer, h Quinsigamond
^ Grant Andrew J. at Bay State shoe shop, bds 33 Irving
~ Grant George P. fancy cotton business, h 3 King
. Graton (Henry C.) <& Knight, (Jos. A.) bdt manufacturers^
■§ 37 Front, h Main, front of Oread
^^ Graves Sewell H. carpenter, bds cor Cambridge and South-
Graves Simon C. paintei*, h 9 Brown's block, S^em [bridge
Graves Walter D. clerk, 148 Main, room 3 Austin
Graves Wm. B. painter, h 10 Home
= Gray Arthur E. clerk, bds 60 Austin
<o Gray Charles W. commercial broker, office 262 Main, bds 12
^ Gray Christopher, wire drawer, h 81 Main [John
■g Gray Edward, melodeon maker, bds 10 Foster
-^ Gray (E. H.) & Batchelder, (Hiram) power loom harness
c manufacturers, 24 Front, h 31 Portland
•g Gray Frank, machinist, bds 1 Brown*s block, Salem
2 Gray Fred S. melodeon finisher, Taylor & Farley's, h 1 8 Myrtle
^ Gray James, ramisher, at Taylor & Farley's, b 18 Myrtle
o Gray James F. varnisher, at 64 Southbridge, bds 2 Fobes blk
^ Gray John, compositor at Spy office, bds 3 Carlton
"^ Gray J. H. melodeon finisher at Taylor & Farley's, h 22 Irving
'iH Gray Martin, machinist, 1 Bridge
2E Gray Nathan H. varnisher at Taylor & Farley's, h 37 Austin
o Gray Thomas, at wire works, h 4 Nashua
^ Gray Wm. L. cigars and fruit, 107 Main, h 3 Thomas
cj Gray Wm. S. machinist, h 1 Brown's block, Salem
S Greason Dexter, bds Tatnuck
2 Greeley Ephraim D. boottreer, bds 19 Austin
^ Oreelies Stephen, h 11 Exchange
-J Green Andrew H. Green hill, Lincoln
a: Green Charles C. boot finisher, h 38 Newbury
z Green Benjamin, h 38 Newbury
I— Green Charles F. pattern maker, b Oread cor Beacon
^ Green Charles G. last maker, h 34 Mulberry
^ Green Charles, carpenter, bds cor Beacon and Charlton
< Green Daniel, mason, h 8 S. Irving
g Green Mrs. E. W. h Barclay
uj Green Eseck C. carpenter for Howard
^ Green Miss H. S; dress and cloak maker, 10 Flagg's block
^ Green James & Co. (George G. Burbank,) apothecaiies, 117
^ Main, h 12 Harvard
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Green James, jr. oounsellor, 1 Brinley hall, bds 22 Harvard
Green James H. plumber, bds 16 Wiiliam
Green Joel S. boot maker, k 63 Mason m
Green John, machinist, h Union Hill g
Green Joseph, at Sargent & Go.'s, h 78 Front ^
Green John, farmer, h Bumcoat
Green Miss Jolia E. Green hill, Lincoln [block, h 3 Oak S
Green M. B^ <fe Co. (J. L. Burbank,) apothecaries, 7 Lincoln ^
Green Lucius M. clerk at Bush & Co.'s, bds 65 Front tt
Green Marshall S. supervisor at hospital
Green Sampsron, stone cutter and plasterer, h 24 Elliot
Green S. S. bds 12 Harvard S
Green Mrs. Smith, h IB William 3
Green Timothy R. h Green's lane ^
Green Walter W. clerk, J. H. Clarke 3s Co.'s, bds 9 Maple '^
Green (Wm B.) A Jenks, (A. E.) dentists, 197 Main, h 22 g
Wellington g*
Green Wm. N. lawyer, h Green Hill §
Greene Aaron F. insurance agent, h Merrick, 6th house j,
Gi*eene Charles C. artbt, room 18 Front st. Exchange, bds
Greene Curtis B. finisher, h 100 Southbridge [33 Southb'dge
GREENE HARRIS R. principal Oread Collegiate Institute ^
GREENE (John W.) & JORDAN, (J. W.) plumbers, 416 a
Main, h 43 Chandler * S
Greene J. Everett, ass't editor, h cor Lincoln & Garden o*
Greene John R. with G. S. <fe A. J. Howe, h 14 Crown S
Greene Levi, carpenter, h 2 Clinton [bds 14 Crown **"
Greene Stephen E. bookkeeper, with G. S. & A. J. Howe, *%
Greenleaf Chas. H. clerk^ 260 Mam, bds 13 Chatham g
Greenleaf Chas. machinist, h Millbury
Greenleaf F. A. machinist, bds 39 Green &
Greenleaf Thomas M. wire worker, h 4 Elizabeth 9%
Greenleaf Wm. counsellor and acct. 82 Main, h 5 Bowdoin St
Greenwood Chas. C. carpenter, h 12 Myrtle g
Greenwood Mrs. S. A. h 6 Cherry S
Greenwood T. B. stone mason, h cor Apricot Jb Leicester o
Gregson George A. machinist, bds Leicester, N. W. S
Gregory Edward, finisher, bds Armory m
Gregson Thomas, belt maker, h Leicester, N. W* g*
Grerny Thomas, carpenter, h 21 Grove S
Griffin Chas. W. carpenter, bds 22 John 3
Griffin Daniel J. carpenter, h Forest a
Griffin Dennis, laborer, h 29 Shrewsbury »g
Griffin Frank, machinist^ bds 39 Sununer S"
Griffin Henry, 1 Pleasant, h 24 High P*
Griffin Jeremiah, bootmaker, h 6 Spring
Griffin John, bootmaker, h 58 Exchange ^
Giiffin Michael, laborer, h Temple st. avenue ^
GriffinlMorris, laborer, h Temple st. avenue
Griffin Orville, Gen'l Agt. Kniffin mower, office It Central
Qriffin Patrick, bootcloser, h 5 Eaton place
GriffinjRobert S. (Rice, Griffin <fe Co.) h 5 Gold
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Griffin Thomas, boot maker, h 11 Hibemia
. Griffin Rev. Thomas, h 10 Temple
"S Griffin Wm. tailor, b 80 Mechanio
-§ Griggs G. H. master mechanic, W. & N. repair shop, h 12
S Griggs Mrs. Joseph, h 59 Plessant [Myrtle
^ Griggs Salem, tanner, h 1 Oxford
r^ Grimes Alvahi machinist, bds 81 Summer
Grimes John, blacksmith^ bds 54 Sonthbridge
Grimes Michad, boiler maker, bds 49 Mechanic
Grimley Henry, laborer, h Quinsigamond
^ Grimshaw Henry, tool fixer, at L. W. Pond's, h 29 Washing-
^ Griswold Byron H. wool sorter, bds 15 Newbury [ton
^ Groff A. S. cigar maker, h 19 Central
c/> Grogan Edward, laborer, h 14 Plymouth
a£ Grogan James, laborer at Washburn Iron Co. h 9 Beadi
mJ: Grogan Michael, painter, h rear Long block. Temple
. Grogan Michael, cooper, h Nashua
^ Gross Alexander, (Weinberg A Co.) h 24 Salem
S Gross Lewis, at 152 Main, h 21 Chandler [152 Main b Main
^ Gross (Raphael) Strauss & Co. Froich embroideries, &o*
^:^ Grout Edward W. shoemaker, bds 26 Salem
^ Grout Frederick, teamster, bds Gold court [Piedmont
Grout 0. L. card maker for Sargent card clothing Co., h 29
t^ Grout Jona.' nursery & green house. Main [239 Main
jg GROUT (Jona.) & BIGELOW, (Luther H.) bpoksellera,
q> Grout Jonathan D. farmer, h Yemon, Quinsigainond
"S Qrout Silas, carpenter, bds 57 Summer
.£2 Grout William, h Tatnudc
g Grout William G. &rmer, h Greenwood
:£ Grover Mrs. Abby, h 36 Orange
g Grover Chas. E. office W. R. R. bds 36 Orange
3B Grover Elmer, fireman on P. & W. R. R.
W) Grover Eugene, flagman on P. A W. R. R.
"|p Grover John, woodworker, bds 83 Summer
^ Grover Lemuel, W. R. R. freight house, h 36 Orange
^ Grover Levi, engineer Prov. R. R. h 4 Belknap
.E Guarin Michael, laborer, h 6 East Central
^ Guertin Napoleon, shoemaker, h 53 Central
p Guertin Octave, boot maker., h 12 Shrewsbury
h Guilder James, boot finisher, h Shrewsbury
O Guilbride John, boottreer, h 27 Temple
•21 Guild Calvin, machinist, h Clarkson cor. Coral
j9 Guild Chas. J. woodworker, bds 1 Green
3^ Guild Davis, clerk at Cromptotn A Dawson's, h 87 Salem
e Guild Ezra P. carpenter, h 1 Green
S Guild Frederick, card maker, h 20 Grafton
Guild Oscar, shoemaker^ h 26 John
Guilfoyle Patrick, laborer, at D. Waldo Lincoln's
Guiman Cornelius, carpenter at Bradley's, h 1 Brown
Guinea Dennis, laborer, h Hibemia
Guinigle Barnard, laborer, h 70 Mechanio
Guimey Dennis, laborer, h 9 Hibemia
-vroBCBgncB H piBECToaY. 189
Gairtin Austin, shoemaker, h 13 Shrewsbury
Gulliver Ohas. H. foreman, Stowe & Go's, bds 2 Fobes bPck ^
Gunderson Carl, armorer, h 55 Southbridge ^
Gunderson C. Chri8tx)pher, armorer, h 53 Southbridge ^
Gunn Hugh, (Wood cb Gunn,) h Milton ^
Gunning Patrick, laborer, h Bloomingdale g
Gunno John, h 23 School <^
Gunno Mrs. L. h 21 School c^
Gnnster A. armorer, bds 26 Beacon -v
Gunther Julius, clerk F. H. Dewey's, h 20 Newbury §
Gurney Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co, ^
Gurley C. C. watchman at E. Allen Ss Co*8. g
Gurrell WiUiam, clerk, 20 Front, h 14 Harvard >
Guy H. M, woodworker, h 2 Ir>ing x
Haas Charles, h 30 Lafayette so
Haas Ferdinand, machinist, bds 80 Lafayette o
Hass John, machinist, bds 30 Lafayette ^
Haas Sebastian, machinist, bds 80 Lafayette ^
Haas William, machinist, h Grosveuor g
Hablitzel Edward, machinist, bds 8 Mulberry ^
Hacker (Hamlet) 4 Turner (John B-) Wor. Bleach & Dye |-
Hacker John, bleacher, bds Southgate [Works, h Southgate a»
Hacker Rudolph A. machinist, h Southgate 3
Hackelt Edward, painter, h 1 Wall ^
Hackett James, harness maker, h Union opp. Foster ^
Hackett James, armorer, h 5 King ^
Hackett John, laborer, 12 Nashua g
Hackett Maurice, hatter, 101 Main,.h Lincoln 8<|r. <n
Hackett Michael, roller, Washburn's, h 1 Bloonungdale ^
Hackett Patnck, laborer at Crompton's ^
Hackett Thomas, at Washburn Iron Co. ^
Hackett William H. (Howe & H.) h 4 George ^
Hadley Gilbert 8. carp^mter, h 2 Benefit o
Hadley Herman, carpenter, bds 2 Benefit ^
Hadley John W. carpenter, h 1 Queen S>'
Hadwm Charles, farmer, Hadwin's lane %
Had win Obediah B, garden and nursery, Lovell ^
Hagan Henry, laborer, h 5 Charles 3
Hagan Hugh, machinist, bds 5 Charles %
Hagan James, tailor, bds 26 Thomas * S"
Hagan Michael, blacksmith at Bradley's, bds 5 Charles g
Hagan Owen, laborer, bds 5 Charles ^
Hagan Owen, blacksmith, h 16 Bridge ^
Hagan Patrick, shoemaker, bds 5 Charles . ^
Hagarty Daniel, brakeman, h 2 East Central ^
Hagarty John, bootmaker, bds 86 Temple 2.
Hagarty John, bootmaker, h 32 Temple ^
Hagarty Thomas, laborer, h Quinsigamond ^
Hager JSdwin W. fiirmer, h Highland *
Hagerty Jeremiah, 2d, laborer, h 32 Temple §'
Hagerty Jerry, bootmaker, h 36 Temple
Hagerty Michael, at Dr. Sargent's, 256 Main
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Hagerty Michael, spinner, bds Lafayette cor. Washington
aJ Hagerty Patrick, laborer, h rear 20 Blackstone
Jji Hagerty Patrick, laborer, bds Canterbury
[J Hagerty Stephen, laborer, h 3 1 Shrewsbury
W Hagar J. Warren, wood worker at Court mills, h 22 Carroll
2 Hainning John, clerk at Finlay, Lawson & Kennedy's, bds
O Col^urabia court '
^ Hair Charles N. deputy state constable, h 60 Austin
Hakes Henry B. foreman Court mills, Union, h 62 Central
p Hale L. H. American Tobaccorette Co. 272^ Main
UJ Hale Rev. Joshua, h Palmer
cc Hale Nathan S. truckman, h 28 Hanover
J? Hale Samuel B. tinman, h Russell's court
Hale Sumner P. Western R. R. h 69 Summer
Z . Hale Svdney, tinsmith, h 67 Main
< Hale Wm. at Bay State House
S Haley Bartholomew, h 41 Main
^ Haley Dennis, at Bay State Shoe Co. h 1 Winter place
C4 Haley James, bootmaker, h 41 Temple
^ Haley Michael, grinder, h Cambridge
Haley Thomas, laborer, bds Quinsigamond
>r Haley Thomas, laborer, h 83 Front [h 8 Trumbull
O HALL AMOS B. & CO. pickles and canned fruit, 71 Front,
8j Hall Alvin H. machinist, bds 28 Thomas
O HALL C. C. <fe J. E. booksellers and stationers, 293 Main, h
m 48 Chandler
^ Hall Charles, accountant, bds 160 Southbridge
^ Hall Danford, watchman ^t L. W. Pond^s, h School
^ Hall Daniel, machinist, bds 32 Beacon
O Hall Mrs. Elbridge G. h 160 Southbridge
o! Hall Elmer, (W. M. Hall & Son,) bds 6 Elizabeth
<^ Hall Edward, machinist, h Grant [bds Leicester, N. W.
Hall Edward P^rovisions, 6 White's block, Southbridge,
Hall Frank, at Waterworks, bds 8 Maple
. Hall Frank J. farmer, bds Leicester, N. W.
Z Hall Frank B. boot & shoe store, 79 Main, h 6 Newport
2 Hall George, laborer at N. & W. freight house
— Hall George, farmer, h Brooks
£ Hall George D. clerk, 3 Parker's block
O Hall Heniy, laborer at N. & W. freight house
. ^ Hall Henry E. clerk, bds 8 May
J Ball Henry S. carpenter, bds 1 Pleasant place
bJ Hall Joseph L. policeman, h Pleasant place
^ Hall Judson W. machinist, bds 9 Chandler
Hall J. K. (C. C. & J, K. Hall) bds 48 Chandler
Hall Mrs. Lizzie, nurse, bds 3 Queen
H Hall Matthew, blacksmith, bds 58 Mechanic ,
Hall Marcus, carpenter, h Colton, S. W,
Hall Peter, laborer at Washburn Iron Co. h Winter place
Hall S. F. enamel cloth painter, bds 98 Southbridge
Hall Theron E. manufacturer, h 25 Harvard
Hall William G. carpenter, h Leicester, N. W. ^
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Hall William P. job wagon, h 160 Southbridge «.
HALL WHiLARD M. & SONS, granular fuel,foot of Foster, C
h 5 Elizabeth S
Hall Willard W. (W. M. Hall & Sons) bds 6 Elizabeth g"
Hall William, farmer, h Brooks S
Halloran Edward, boottumer, h 46 Temple S
Halloran John, blacksmith, h 49 Washington o
Halloran John, jr. machinist, bds 49 Washington o
Halloran Martin, laborer, bds 6 Bridge g
Halloran Thomas, laborer at Washburn Lron Co. o
Hallowell John, teamster, h Canterbury m
Halpin James, laborer, bds Quinsigamond S
Halpin Edward, laborer, h 21 Grafton, cor. Burt 5
Halsted E. P. (R. Ball & Co.) h 25 Cedar I^
Ham A. K. mechanic, h 12 Elizabeth ^^
Ham George E. reedmaker, h Silver v<
Ham H. A. wood worker, bds 3 Park §
Hamant Lotson, painter, h 8 Irving
Hamant Richard, carriage maker, h 2 Chatham st. block
Hamblin Edward, lather, bds Farmer's hotel
Hamblin Edwin, cook, h 29 Orange
Hamilton C. W. & Co. tape manufact'rs. Water, h 1 Vernon -?"
Hamilton Chas. printer Palladium, Cen. Ex. h 6 Cottage 8.
Hamilton Charles A. treas. Wor.Co. savings inst. Bank block, ^
h 37 Elm p:
Hamilton Edw. ass't treas. Wor. saving inst. h 11 William ^
Hamilton Edward B. clerk, bds 37 Elm |
Hamilton George, stone cutter, h 3* Southbridge 8_
Hamilton George S. tinman at F. P. Oliver's, bds 12^ Market
Hamilton George V. stone cutter, bds 35 Southbridge
Haihilton Horace, stone cutter, bds 35 Southbridge
Hamilton James P. cashier Wor. Nat. bank, bds 37 Elm
Hamilton Mathew, moulder at Arcade, h Gold court
Hamilton Silas, hemmer inanufacturer, 3 Hermon, h 6 Allen
Hammerbacher Mrs. C. h Prescott [Claremont
Hammond Andrew H. melodeon reed manufacturer. May, h
Hammond H. L. (Union Roofing Co.) 140 Southbridge 3
Hammond John, farmer, h Highland *§
Hammond Elijah, farmer, Ranks lane i*
Hammond Fred. H. h 54 Chatham ' ^
Hammond Jos. P. farmer, h Highland
Hammond L. W. bds 13 Main
Hammond Otis S. clerk, B, & A. freight office, bds Highland
Hammond Timothy W. treas. Nashua R. R. Bank block, h 13
Hampson Mrs. Henry F. h 1 Madison [Main »
Hanant Richard L. dicker, h 46 Southbridge ^
Hancock Frederick, (F. B. Norton & Co.) h 9 Water g
Hancock James, melodeon finisher, h 22 William §.
Hanff Jacob, eating house, Lincoln square S
Hanff Wm. clerk, bds Lincoln square
Hanigan Edward, machinist, h 2 Coral
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Hanley James A. shoemaker, h Washington cor La&yette
Hanlej John, boss weaver, bds Gold court
Hanley John, boot bottomer, h 4 Tremont
^ Hanley Patrick, laborer, h Y E. Central
f- Hanley Patrick, laborer, h 8 LoveU court
^ Hanlin Hugh, laborer, h 2 Howard
2 Hanlin Mrs. Michael, h 22 Temple
;^ Hanlin (Jeremiah) & McGrath, (Thomas) grocers, 16 Qreen
S Hanlin Thomas, engineer at Wheeler's, h 29 Union
Hanlon James, moulder, at Rice, Barton <fe Co.'s
^ Hannigan James, wire drawer, h Ooddard's lane
^ Hannigan Mrs. Patrick, h 72 Salem
L. Hannigan Patrick, moulder, h 3 LoveU's court
< Hanratta James, laborer, b 1 Leicester, N. W.
Hanratta Patrick, spinner, bds Leicester, N*. W.
O. Hanratta Terrence, bds Leicester, N. W.
^ Hanshun Patrick, carpenter, h rear 1 Green
Hanson Charles A. piano tuner, at S. B. Leland A Son*s» 205^
Q Hanson W. F. clerk at 10 Front, bds 15 Portland [Main
Z Hapgood A. peg cutter, bds 84 Chandler
Hapgood Mrs. Asa, h 31 Elm
CO Hapgood Augnstin £. at Learned, Newton A Co.X bds 84
^ Hapgood Charles, bds 84 Chandler [Chandler
Z Hapgood £. carpenter, h 84 Chandler
. Hapgood Gilbert W. hackman, bds 1 Newton [Elliott
Q Hapgood Horace A. at Penniman Sd Harrington's,, bds 16
Hapgood H. R. at Grove mills, h 15 Glen
Q Hapgood Jonathan, hackman, h 7 Newton
^ Hapgood Giknan, coachman, bds 4 Chestnut
^ Hapgood Nahum R. carpenter, h 18 Glen
CO Hapgood L. R. carpenter, bds 3 Hermon '
. Hapgood Walter J. assistant cashier Central Nat. bank, bds
S Hara Daniel, gas fitter, bds 12 Bridge [18 Pleasant
^ Hara Martin, bootcloser, h 12 Bridge
> Haragfay Andrew, laborer, h 28 E. Worcester
^ Harback Palmer, carpenter, h 37 Green
m Harber Anthony, shoemaker, h 25 School
X Harding Edwin B. machinist, h 7 Proridence
^ Harding H. A. machinist, bds 39 Exchange
<D Harding John, junk dealer, h 28 Salem
gj 'Harding Lorenzo, car builder, h 8 Irving
uj Harding Mrs. P. M. h 20 Wellington
^ Harding Samuel D. carpenter. Water, h Grafton
^ Harding Wm. B. counsellor, 218 Main
lAj Hardy A. H. stair builder, bds 1 Cottage
o Hardy A. W. machinist, bds 09^ Main
O Hardy Charles A. foreman at Coe's shop, Bearer, h 1 Cam-
^ Hardy George H. machinist, h High near Austin [bridge
liJ Hardy Levi, h Lovell
^ Harford Thomas E. machinist, h 75 Exchange
> Harkins V. P. telegraph operator. Bay State House
Harkness Mrs. Lucy, h 82 Mechanic
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VOBCBBTBE H DIBBCfrOBY* 14 3
Harknesg Nathan, bill poster, 20 Meohanic* h 9 Sycamore
Harmon Patrick, coachman, h 7 Garden
Harmon Thomas, at gas works, bds cor Carbon and Behnont
Harnden Jabes J. pattern maker, h Mendoa (^
Hamej James, laborer, bds 28 Madison g
Harney Michael, laborer, h cor Salem and Madison n|
Harney Mrs. Michael, h 2 Charles ^
Harney Michael, laborer, bds 14 Bridge jpi
Harney Timothy, blacksmith, h 2 E. Worcester g
Harper Brown, moulder, h 13 Arch »0
Harper Dennis, monlderi h Northville 3
Harper Henry M. painter, bds 3 Pond *§
Harper John, laborer, h North S«
Harper John, brick maker, h Bnmooat |^
Harper Joseph, blacksmith, h Canterbury Si
Harper Joseph, wire drawer, h 3 Water ,g
Harper Mrs. Jolia, h 3 Pond S*
Harper Lewis, policeman, h 91 Pleasant P*
Harp^ Mrs. Michael, h 4 Beach g
Harper O. shoemaker, h cor Mechanic and Spring §•
Harper Patrick, peddler, h Tow Path ^
Harper Wm. carp^iter, h Wood's square ^
Harper Wm, carpenter, h Lamnrtine h
Harrigon Patrick, laborer, h 13 Summer S
Harrington Adam, senior, puUio administrator, brick Court S^
house, h Female CoUeffe ^
Harrington Adam, h Lincoln S'
Harrington H. Augustus, bds Harrington court g
Harrington Benjamin, farmer, Harrington court s
Harrington Barnard M. gunsmith, h 35 Irving ^
Harrington Benjamin F. fanner, Harrington court «^
Harrington B. F. machinist, bds 75 Front S^
Harrington Calrin N. carpenter, h Thomas ^
Harrington Mrs. Charles A. h 29 Harvard [mer ^
Harrington Charles A. (Chas. A. Tenney A Co.) bds 51 Sum- ?
HARRINGTON CHARLES A. Bay State tivery stable^ h p
44 Central 9q
Harrington Chariee A. house painter, h 31 Portland ^
Harrington Charles H. madiinist, bds 26 Beacon m
Harrington Ciiauncey 6. at Harrington cor, bds 44 Front 1^
Harrington Mrs. Daniel, h Harrington court •
Harrington Cyrus, bds 14 School ^
Harrington Daniel, laborer, at Washburn Iron Co. §
Harrington David, machinist, bds 27 Portland ^
Harrington Edward F. (Warfield 4fe H.) bds 40 Chatham S
Harrington Mrs. Elizabeth E. h 57 Front ^
Harrington Francis A* &rmer, Harrington court o
Harrington Frederick O. clerk, B. & A. R. R. bds 4 Edward ^
Harrington Francis, flour and grain, 39 and 43 Front, h g.
Trumbull &
Harrington Frank W. toys and fancy goods, 214 Mfun, h 10
Harrington Gardner P. machinist, h 8 Poitland [Gold
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Harrington George A. clicker, h 56 Chandler
Harrington Gilbert, pattern maker at Wheeler^s, bds 123 Main
Harrington Gilbert H. bds 6 Bartlett place
S Harrington Mrs. H. h John
£ Harrington Henry, teacher, h 24 Providence
* Harrington Hollo way, jr. (Penniraan & H.) h 6 Main
g HARRINGTON (Henry) & BULLENS, (Geo. R.) watches
and jewelry, 195 Main, h 9 Lincoln
Harrington Henry H. clicker, h 6 Bartlett place
gg Harrington Henry N. clerk, Grore mills^ h 32 Pleasant
^ Harrington Isaac S. h 20 filliot
Harrington John, laborer, bds Quinsigamond
. Harrington Joseph A. farmer, Harrington court [more
S Harrington Loammi, grocer, 303 Main^ h 425 Main cor. Syca-
O Harrington Lucien, freight clerk, B. & A. R. R« bds Edward
g Harrington Michael, laborer, bds Quinsigamond
^ Harrington Nathan S. armorer, h 32 Portland
Harrington Mrs. Relief, h 7 Elliot
g Harrington Roger, laborer at Quinsigamond iron works
H Harrington Salem, h Shrewsbury
^ Harrington Samuel N. machinist, bds 177 Pleasant
^ Harrington Samuel P. real estate dealer, h 32 Elm
^ Harrington Samuel N. machinist, bds 18 William
^ Harrington Mrs. Sarah F. h 33 Portland
OQ Harrington Stephen, mason, h 32 Pleasant
M Harrington Thomas, h 88 Summer
5j Harrington Timothy, at Arcade works, h Cross
03 Harrington Waldo M. messenger M. U. Ex. Co. Boston R.
g Harrington Wm. h 4 Portland [R. h 38 N. Ashland
H Harrington Wm. H. h 9 High
S Harris Mrs. Allen, h 14 Elm, cor. Chestnut
P^ Harris Alfred, carpenter, h 3 Lynn
Harris Andrew, carpenter, bds 32 Pleasant
Harris Clarendon, Sec. State Mut. Life Assurance Co. 98
S Main, h 20 Elm
g Harris Danforth, armorer, bds at Benchley's, 1 King
0g Harris Floyd H. policeman, h 2 Wilmot
^ Harris Gideon, cotton mahu&ctnrer, h 22 Sununer
^ Harris Henry, armorer, bds 32 Portland
Harris James B. at Grove mill, h 8 Westminster
la Harris John J. machinist, bds 3 Lynn
H Harris L. W. click, bds 21 Park
Harris Luther, machinist, h cor. Orange and Madison
S Harris Robert, carpenter, bds 32 Pleasant
^ HARRIS (0. F.) & ADAMS (John F.) dentists, 158 Main,
Harris S. D. laborer, h 297 Mam [h 400 Main
^ Harris Wm. T. gardener at Crompton's, h Bigelow (Island)
^ Harrison Richard, boottreer, h 2 Bluff
Harrison Richard, engineer at Richardson's, Central
Hart Dominick, boot maker, h 33 Winter
Hart Edward, fish dealer, h Cambridge *
Hart James, moulder, h 2 Tremont
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WOBCE8TER H DIRBCTOET. 145
Hart James, machinist, bds 26 WB.rd
Hart John, laborer at S. W. wire mills
Hart John, laborer, Quinsigamond, h Ward c/3
Hart John truckman, cor. Winter and Winter place 8
Hart John H. boottreer, h 6 Winter st, place ^
Hart Michael, laborer, h 4 Foyle
Hart Michael, mason, h rear 6 Foyle
Hart Patrick, laborer, h Quinsigamond o.
Hart Robert, moulder, bds 2 Lagrange co
Hart Wm. file manufacturer, 34 Beacon ^
Hartford Erastus G. shoemaker, bds 33 Irving 5'
Harthan S. Emerson, machinist, h 50 Central
Hartigan Patrick, laborer, h Lafayette ^
Hartley Michael, laborer, h 49 Green g.
Hartaet Richard, plumber, bds Farmers hotel s'
Hartnet Timothy, blacksmith, h 3 East Worcester S
Hartshorn Calvin L. farmer, h May ^
Hartshorn Jonas, farmer, h May [Newbury "*>
Hartwell Alfred, watchmaker, 195 Main, h Congress cor, ^
Hartwell Chas, clerk at W. E, Cooley*s, bds 20 John ^
Hartwell Chas. bds 16 WilUam g^
Hartwell Geo- sawyer, h 19 East ^
Hartwell Henry E. carpenter, bds 28 Austin *^
Harty Cornelius, blucksmitb, h 10 Blossom ^
Harty Dennis, gardener, h Kiag g
Hawes A, agent, bds Bay State house <d"
Harvey Barney, boiler maker, h 79 Exchange «»
Harvey Bernard, machinist, bds 79 Exchange ^
Harvey Chas. H, cutter at Estabrook 4 Herrick's, h 2 Crown JS
HARWOOD E. A. A CO., silver platei-s & gilders, Foster, «h
opposite depot, h 22 John 2
Haskell Anson, mason, bds 1 Carlton §-
Haskell Calvin, wire drawer, h Pratt
Haskell Hiram, h 26 Grove §?
Haskell Edward, fireman B. & A. R. R. bds Farmer's hotel ^
Haskell J. S. wiredrawer, h 21 Grove ^r^
Haskell Joseph, laborer, bds Webster, N". W. ^
Haskell Thomas, cotton manufacturer at Grove mill, h Holden .^
Haskell , carpenter, bds 13 Clinton [idence '
Haskins D. W. counsellor, 16 Front st. Exchange, h 54 Frov- ?^
Haskins Hiland, wood worker, bds Watercure c/>
Haskins Lansford B. carpenter, bds Frescott ^
Haskins Marcena, carpenter, h Frescott O
Hassett James, laborer, h Frescott 2
Hassett Patrick, wheelwright, h 80 Mechanic
Hassett Wm. blacksmith, bds Thomas
Hastings D. B, butcher, bds 72 Front ^^
Hastings Edmund T. clicker, bds 50 Central C
Hastings jFay, belt maker, h 214 Pleasant "§
Hastings Frank N. machinist, bds 33 Salem [22 Portland g
Hastings Henry W. foreman at J. H. <fc G. M. Walker's, h ?
Hastings Jobti, butcher, bds rear Fobes block
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Hastings Jos. E. cutter at J. H. Walker's, h 50 Central
HASTINGS L. A. harness maker, 15 Exchange, h Portland
^ Hastings T. J. (Southwick & H.) h 20 John
Hastings Wm. belt maker, h Main, N. W.
*S Hatch Albert F. machinist, h cor Laurel and Carrol
^ Hatch A. A. at Waldo st. stable, h Pleasant
3 Hatch B. F. h 1 8 Myrtle
JS Hatch Charles C. h 28 Beacon
^ Hatch G. W. at H. Sheldon's, bds 93 Heasant
g Hatch O. L. h Union hill
o Hathaway J. Foster, shoemaker, bds 8 Hanover
-S Hathaway Walker, machinist, bds 8 Hanover
§ Hathorne S. R. slater and dealer in roofing material, 1 Par-
"^ ker's block, bds Exchange hotel
^ Hathorne Warren, printer, bds 6 Congress [gress
g Hathorne W. H. salesman at S. J. Wilcox & Co's, b 11 Con-
>» Hatton Richard A. finisher, bds Quiosigamond
o Haven Hollis J. h Grafton
•Qg Haven Jubal H. bootmaker, h Grafton
_ HAVEN OLIVER C. boots and shoes, 219 Main, h 6 West
■g Haven Sam. F. libr'n Am. Ant. Soc'y, bds Salisbury mansion
Havey Bernard, at wire works, h Prescott place
^ Hawes Artemas, h 316 Main
-Q Hawes Frederick, carpenter, h 7 Harrison
g Hawes Mrs. Russell L. h Ashland
^ Hawes Wm. carpenter, h 9 Assonet
"<D Hawkes Edwin, cabinet maker, h 28 Portland
c Hawkes Wm. B. at Geo. Sessions', bds 28 Portland
£ Hawkins John E. moulder, bds 2 Pond st. court
c« Hawkins Daniel A. jr. bds 80 Main
Hawkins G. H. messenger for Adams' express, h 309 Main
tS Hawkins Sylvester, laborer, h 26 Elliot
-- Hayden F. A. clerk, bds 2 Hammond
g Hayden Frank M. insurance agency, 163 Main, h 2 Hammond
^ Hayden Miss Helen, corset maker, 141 Main, bds 20 Wilmot
^ Hayden Miss Henrietta, family sewing and machine stiching,
jg 141 Main, bds 20 Wilmot
^ Hayden Nathaniel, stone contractor, h 20 Wilmot
E Hayden Samuel W. carpenter, h 46 Shelby
S Hayden Wm. P. boot turner, h S. Irving
*c Hayden Willard, painter, h Webster, N. W.
M Hayes H. E. at Adams Express Co. bds Waldo house
^ Hayes Jeremiah, h 23 Franklin
^ Hayes Martin, wire worker, h 4 Margin
g Hayes Stephen, finisher, h Leicester, N. W. [Woodland
-^ Hayes Mrs. S. A. millinery and fancy goods, 144 Main, h
g Hayes Thomas, W. & N. R. R. h 79 Exchange
5»^ Hayford Ira, boottreer, h 7 Gold
*t Hays Mark, machinist, h 16 Winter
Hays Michael, laborer, bds 35 Mechanic
Hays Mrs. Bridget, h 4 Bridge
Haynes Charles B. wbitener and paper hanger, h 36 ^e wbary
WORCBSTBB H DIBBCTOBY. 147
Haynes Henry P. wire temperer, h 18 Grove
Haynes James M. farmer, h 49 Mason
Haynes John C. lather, bds 4 Fulton
HAYNES LEVERETT C. carriage maker, 66 Union, bds 36
Hayward Gko. B. clerk, bds 84 Pleasant [Newbury
Hazle James, at Crompton's, h 1 Foyle
Hazlebrook John, laborer, h 2 S. Irving
Hasletine Mrs. Abigail, h rear Court house
Hazletine David, stone cutter, bds 50 Pleasant
Hasen Charles S. en^neer on W. A N. R. R. h 83 Summer
Hazen Darius, machinist, bds 57 Southbridge
Heal Mrs. L. E. dress maker, Waldo block
Heabman E. H. cigar maker, bds 30 Mechanic
Heald Carmie, (Brown & Heald,) teamster/ bds Farmer's
Heald John, machinist, bds 74 Southbridge [hotel
Heald Jonas, jr. manu&cturer, h 11 High
Heald Simpson C. h 20 High
Heald Samuel R. farmer, bds cor Pleasant and Highland
Heald Solomon O. machinist, h 36 Newbury S
Heald (Wra.) Brittan (Jas. D.) & Ford, (Thos. S.) iron found- g-
ers. Foundry, h Main, N. W.
Healy Daniel, laborer, h 8 LovelFs court &
Healy Daniel, laborer, h rear 72 Mechanic g«
Healy Dennis, cutter, h 1 Winter st. place ^
Healy James, laborer, h Cypress g
Healy James, laborer, h Armory *^
Healy Mrs. James, h 20 Blackstone ^
Healey James, shoemaker, h 41 Temple gi
Healy John, laborer, bds Greenwood ^
Healy John, core maker, bds 3 Temple 2
Healy John, blacksmith, bds 25 Blackstone S
Healy John, moulder, h Millbury ^
Healy John, mason, h 6 Harrison g.
HEALY JOHN W. pattern maker. Foundry, h 64 Front ^
Healy Michael, laborer, bds 7 Foundry ?
Healy Michael, grinder, h Main, N. W. H
Healy Michael, laborer, bds Armory '
Healy Michael, gardener, 149 Pleasant O
Healy Michael, laborer, h 17 E. Central g
Healy Patrick, blacksmith, h 8 Spring H
Healy P. J. upholsterer, bds 22 Central *^
Healy Thomas, stone cutter, bds 116 Southbridge ^
Heard Charles, mason, h Penn avenue Jg
Heard Nathan, h Belmont ^
Hearn James, laborer at Messinger <fc Wright's fiH
Hearn John, driver for Strong & Rogers, Southbridge 2.
Hearn Maurice, stone mason, h 27 Chandler ^
Hearn Michael, marble worker, h 13 Hibemia S
Hearn Pierce, painter at Bradley's, h 24 Gold »
Hearny James, laborer, bds 7 S. Irving ^
Heaton Wm. farmer, h 9 Apricot
Heavren Michael, laborer, h Suffolk
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Heavren Peter, at rolling mill, h 6 E. Central
Hebard Mrs. Mary A. h 12 Thomas
Hebbard Ebenezer E. clicker, bds 2 West
Hebbard George W. attendent at hospital
i Hector Asa E. paper hanger, h 14 Chandler
^ Hector Richard A. barber, S3| Front, h 14 Chandler
HEDDEN HORACE M. (Phenix Plate Co., 2 Newton) bds
Heede Patrick, boottreer, h Colton, S. W. [6 Dewey
^ Heeliwell John, laborer, h Canterbury
^ Heffren A. W. grocer, 14 Bridge
3 Hemenway Alexander, barber, bd» Mecbanio
. Hemenway A. H. carpenter, h Cambridge, S. W.
^ Hemenway Ebenezer, fireman at City Hall, h rear 24 Mecbamc
"^ Hemenway Ebenezer, clicker, h 13 Laurel
- Hemenway Hannah, wedding cake maker, b May
"§ Henderson Angus, mariner, cor Apricot and Leicester
^ Henderson Charles, painter, h 3 Vine
*o Henderson William, machinist, h 13 Foundry
-S Hendrick Henry W. (Cady, Hendrick & Co. ) bde 44 Newbury
s Hendrick Horace S. clevk, bds 44 Newbury
= Hendrick Mrs. M, B. h 44 Newbury
M Hennessy Jeremiah, blacksmith, h 51 Central
Hennessy Patrick, mason, h North
Henry Charles, stone mason, h 24 Summer
Henry Charles F. truckman, bds 26 Summer
Henry Charles, farmer, bds Tatnuck
Henry Mrs. E. h 82 Main
E Henry Frederic, h 27 Chandler
^ Henry Harlan F. wire worker, h 255 Main
~ Henry Jacob, armorer, h 30 Lafayette
Henry John, armorer, h 30 Lafayette
Henry John, tinsmith at 268 Main, bds 26 Thomas
Lj Henry John E. provision and groceries, bds 31 Temple
S Henry Lawrence, grocer, cor Cross and Shrewsbury
o Henry Mrs. L. M. h 1 John st. court
^ Henry Patrick, laborer, h Nashua
C3 Henry Paul, saloon, 84 Front, bds 11 E. Worcester
S Henry Mrs. Peter, h 47 Shrewsbury
2 Henry Thomas, farmer, at S. Salisbui^y's
^ Henry Walter, real estate broker, h 28 E. Worcester
-J Henry Mrs. W. h 1 1 Cross
S Henshaw A. F. machinist tools, Merrifield's building, h West
z Hentz Daniel, armorer, h 8 Garden [Boylston, Northville
S Hentz Jacob, h 8 Garden
5 Hentz Jacob Jr. at Washburn & Moen*s, h 8 Garden
0° Henville W. W. hatter, 1 Maple, h 309 Main
< Herlihy David, tinsmith, bds 2 S. Irving
H Herlihy «^eremiah, laborer, h 3 Henry
uj Herlihy John, laborer, h 2 S. Irving
^ Heron Daniel, hostler, h N. W.
j^ Heron Frank, truckman, h 33 Lafayette
K- Heron James, laborer, bds Benefit
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Heron Mrs. Julia, h Benefit
Heron John, laborer, h Canterbury
Heron John, laborer, h 49 Green
Heron Patrick, bootmaker, h 22 Winter
Heron Patrick, laborer, h 4 Lovell's ct.
Herrman Christian, machinist, h Canterbury
Herrick Charles F. (Estabrook <b H.) bds Lincoln house
Herrick William A. at T. H Reed's stove store, bds 17 John
Hersey Chas. h Stafford
Mersey Henry W. cabinet maker, bds 8 Union
Herrey J. Frank, clicker, bds Bay State house
Heslor B. J. (J. Heslor & Co.) 272 Main, bds Lincoln house
Hesler Thomas/ machinist at R. Ball & Co's
Heslor J. & Co. (B. J. Heslor,) produce, Main cor. Austin,
bds Lincoln house
Heslor George, at J. Heslor & Co's, bds Lincoln house
Hession Mrs. C. h 3 Blackstone
Hession John H. machinist, h 3 Blackstone
Hewes John, brakeman, N. & W. R. R. bds 11 Newton
Hewett Elbridge, fiirmer, h 6 Liberty
HE WETT GEORGE F. manufacturer soda water, rear 10
Front, bds Waldo house ^
Hewett Thomas, carriage trimmer, h 32 Green g
Hey wood Benj. F. physician, 147 Main »
Hey wood Chas. boot maker, bds 12 Thomas e«
Heywood D, carpenter, for J. C. French S
Hey wood Edward, boot maker, bds 21 Orchard
Qeywood Edwin C. machinist, h 2 Linwood place *s>
Heywood E. H, lecturer, h 9 Main [Clinton g
Heywood Geo. H. bookkeeper at A. P. Ware & Co's, h 2
Heywood Hartley, spinner at Messinger <fe Wright's, S'
Heywood Henry, bds 412 Main
Heywood Jolin G. bds 147 Main
Heywood John H. machinist, at Rice, Barton & Co.
Heywood N. M. clerk at 311 Main, bds 270^ Main
Heywood Reuben, clicker, bds 2 Clinton court c
Heywood Mrs. Reuben B. h 2 Clinton S
Heywood S, R. & Co, (A. J. Stearns & Theo. Manning) ^
wholesale boot & shoe store, 283 Main, h 45 ^hn g
Heywood William H. farmer, 412 Main B
Heywood Wm. P. boot finisher, h 3 Water 3
Heywood Wm. wire drawer, h Quinsigamond
Hibbard Newell, shoemaker, h Cypress
Hickey Cornelius, shoemaker, 54 Southbridge [dence S
Hickey Daniel D. melter at Washburn Iron Co., h 28 Provi- '^
Hickey James, blacksmith, h 9 S. Irving [court
Hickey John, heater at Washburn Iron Co. bds 1 Temple st.
Hickey John, paper box maker at G. H. Whitoomb & Co's,
Hickey John, job wagon, h Lamartine [h Columbia
. Hickey Michael, laborer, Adriatic mills, h Canterbury
Hickey Thomas, wire packer, h Milton
Hickey William, moulder, h 5 Winter
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Hicks Elijah W. millwright, h 3 Grant
. Hicks James E. book-keeper, bds Ward
"to Hicks Lewis W. student, bds Grant
-S Hicks Loren L. carpenter, bds 3 Grant
■g Hicks R. L. h Ward cor. Grant ^
Hicks Samuel P. millwright, h Grant
Higgins Edwin C. moulder, h 41 Green
■^ Higgins Elbridge G. carpenter, bds 16 Arch
"S} Higgins Elon G. plain and decorative paper hanger, h 15
_-, Higgins F. W. paper hanger, h 86 Chandler [Williani
"33 Higgins Fiske, wire worker, h 36 Thomas
^ Higgins Geo. moulder, h Endicott
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o Higgins Geo H. moulder, h Endicott cor. Ward
CO Higgins Isaiah, moulder, bds 3 Pond
3^ Higgins Jerry, helper, h Prescott
.j: Higgins Mrs. Julia, h rear 68 Mechanic
Higgins Lawrence, laborer, h 28 Shrewsbury
-•ti Higgins Leonard, carpenter, h 1 6 Arch
g Higgins Leonard G. Grove mills, h Nelson place
^ Higgins Michael, laborer, bds 5 S. Irving
^^ Higgins Michael, laborer, h Bloomingdale
^ Higgins Milton P. at Inst. Industrial Science
Higgins Morris, at W. R. R. h 4 E. Central
■fj Higgins Patrick, laborer, bds 76 Mechanic
^ Higgins Patrick, switchman, W. R. R. h rear 24 Shrewsbury
^ Higgins Thomas, at Washburn Iron Co.
■£ Higgins W. F. wire worker, 99 Main, h 36 Thomas
.S2 Higgins W. S. moulder, h Endicott cor. Ward
<D Hiiand Daniel, laborer, h Winter
2^ Hildreth Geo. G. sexton and undertaker, 12 Foster, and
g Waldo, h 20 Exchange
S Hildreth Isaac, cabinet maker, h Wyoming site
ba[) Hildreth Samuel E. superintendent for L. W. Pbnd, h 3 King
■p Hill Albert, polisher, bds 3 Milton
« Hill Rev. Alonzo, pastor 2d Congregational church, h 23
^ Hill Benj. B. wire worker, h and shop 26 Summer [Lincoln
.c Hill Byron D. clicker, bds 12 Chandler
E Hill Charles, shearer, bds Leicester, V. F.
g Hill Chas. A. (Jerome Marble & Co.,) h 29 Crown
^ Hill Chas. H. shoefinisher, bds 21 Mechanic
^ Hill Cornelius H. organ and melodeon maker at Taylor &
^ Hill Edwin H. wire plater, h 10 Lincoln [Farley's, hHam'nd
jgg Hill E. D. woodworker, at Crompton's
^ Hill Franklin, envelope manufacturer, bds 3 Elm
J- Hill Halsey, carder, h Leicester, V. F.
^ Hill Henry W. sup't, bds Leicester, V. F.
3 Hill Horatio, teamster, bds 30 Thomas
. Hill James B. hostler, bds 47 John
E Hill J. Henry, counsellor, 8 Brinley hall, h Salisbury, cor
^ Hill John, at Washburn Iron Co Boynton
jc Hill Joshua, h 19 East
Hi ll John E. finisher, bds Leicester, V. F, '
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Hill John J. blacksmith, bds 30 Chandler
Hill John Q. at G. R. Spurr's ^
Hill Joseph S. wines and liquors, 38 Mechanic, bds Bay State •*
Hill Mrs. Joseph S. h 14 Salem [houfle 5
Hill Nelson, shoemaker, h 27 Winter %
Hill Wm. A. painter, h 47 John g
Hill Wm. H. clerk at Jerome Marble & Co. bds 29 Crown o
Hill, (W* H.) Devoe (C. H.) & Co. envelope manufecturers, c^
Grafton, bds 44 Front -xj
Hill Wm. B. book keeper, Arcade M. I. Co. h 19 Clinton g
Hill Wm. H. bootmaker, bds 30 Chandler ^
Hillard John, blacksmith at T. Smith & Co.'s, 7 Cypress g
Hills Benj. shoe click, bds 36 Salem ^
Hillard John, h 15 Presoott a:
Hiller John, at Fiske's, Foster st. bds 4 Mechanic g
Hilliard Francis, h Salisbury mansion, Lincoln square o
Hillman Erastus, clerk at 73 Front, h 45 Salem ^
HILLMAN (Wm. S.) <fc COMBS, (Royal) provisions and gro- ^
ceries, 73 Front, h 7 Cherry g
Hillgrove Alfred, painter, h Abbott 2
Hillyer George, confectioner, 71^ Main g-
Hilton Levi, boottreer, h 31 Summer e/>
Hinchley David, machinist, h 1 Kendall hill 5
Hinchley Eleazer, machinist, h Prescott • ?•
Hincliff Furgerson, loom fixer, h long block, Southgate •<
Hindle Charles, card maker at T. K, Earle & Co.'s, bds Ash ^
Hindley S. R. shoemaker, bds 18 Portland [cor Washington §
Hinds Alanson G. clicker, 27 Bowdoin aq
Hinds Dennis, laborer, h Goddard's lane ^
Hinds Edwin W. watchman at wire mills, S. W. h Langdon ^
Hinds Mrs. Joseph S. h 4 Franklin cj.
Hinds Michael, laborer, bds 116 Southbridge *^
Hines James, laborer, h Cypress o
Hines John, laborer, at Washburn Iron Co. h 2 Howard -^
Hines Matthew, stone mason, h Bloomingdale p.'
Hines Michael, laborei:, Quinsigamond ^
Hines Patrick, laborer, at Washburn Iron Co. Zn
Hines Mrs. Richard, h 33 Lafavette §
Hines T. J. boot crimper, bds 1 1 Cherry ^
Hinkil Frederick, machinist, h 8 Lamartine S"
Hinley Charles S. K. shoemaker at Bay State Shoe Co. g
Hiscox B. W. h John, below N. Ashland H-
Hiscox Benj. W. machinist at Dean's, New Worcester, h John g
HISCOX S. J. file manufacturer, 10 Central, bds 30 Main ^
Hitchcock Albert, carpenter, bds 2 Bigelow court g.
Hitchcock David, boots and shoes, 85 Exchange cor Summer 2.
h 73 Summer s;
Hitchcock Edward L. boot maker, h 78 Front ^
Hitchcock J. M. at L. J. Knowles & Brother's, Allen's court ^
Hitchcock W. A. cook, h 2 Pond g'
Hitchcock W. M. at Sargent Card Clothing Co. bds 6 Maple "
Hixon A. A. clerk at J. Marble's, 250 Main, h Gates' lane
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Hixon F. W. clerk at Barnard, Summer & Co.'s^bds N. Won
05 Hoagland Henry, cigar maker, h 10 Cherry
Jjj Hoar Geo. F. counsellor, Po3t Office block, Pearl, h Oak av.
CO Hoar Maurice, laborer, at Court mills, h 25 Summer
y Hoar Rockwood, bds Oak arenue
2 Hoar Thomas, laborer, bds Fresco tt
O Hoarms Patrick, laborer for G. S. & A. J. Howe
^ Hobart Anson L. physician, h and office, 10 Green
Hobart John, watchman, h 41 Union
1^ Hobbs George, brick manufacturer, 105 Main, h 83 Harvard
[j Hobbs (Horace) & Winn (J. Howard) groceries, 7 and 9 Ex-
flC Hobbs S. Warren, machinist, h 7 Chandler [change, h Pratt
^5 Hobbs Mrs. S. M, bds 7 Chandler
Hobbs Theodore S. machinist, h 2 Hermon
Z Hobbs Warren D. (Hyatt & H.) h 18 Pleasant
5 Hobbs Wdlliam H. brick yard, h Lincoln
^ Hockman Peter, shoemaker, h 1 Houchin avenue
rei Hodgdon Alanson R. boottreer, b 10 Harrison
CM Hoda^es George C. moulder
J^ Hoff Fred, blacksmith, h Hanoson
Hoffman Wm. H. draftsman at N. T. Steam Engine works, h
h^ Hoffman Peter, shoemaker, 1 Houchin avenue, [9 Spruce
O Hogan Jeremiah, Grove mills, h rear 3 Arch
UJ Hogan James, laborer, h 11 Hibernia
Ck Hogan John, tailor, h 60 Mechanic
Ijj Hogan Mrs. Mary, h 22 Madison
«J Hogan Matthew, moulder, bds 3 Belmont
§ Hogan Michael, boot maker, bds cor Burt and Grafton
H Hogan Michael, laborer, at College Holy Cross
2 Hogan P. laborer, h Canterbury
CL Hogan Patrick, laborer, h 3 Belmont
^ Hogan Patrick, stone cutter, h Washbnm, S. W.
Hogan Patrick H. policeman, h 7 Lagrange
Hogan Richard, laborer, bds Canterbury
. Hogan Timothy, laborer, h 2 East Central
^ Hogan William, laborer, bds Assonet
2 Holbrook Charles A. attorney, 4 Flagg's block, h 16 Seaver
P Holbrook Charles W. h 49 Austin
C Holbrook Eliphalet, machinist at N. Y. Steam Engine Co. h
O Holbrook Micah, h 49 Austin [45 Chandler
,. Holbrook Pliny, h 19 Providence
j Holbrook Robert, bill poster, bds Bigelow court
Ui Holbrook Sewall, carpenter. Central, h 8 Crown
> Holbrook Wm. D. & Co. (Hudson Tolman) commission mer-
^ chants, 307 Main, h Benefit cor Mt. Pleasant
O Holbrook Mrs. h Bigelow court
H HOLDEN A. & CO. N. E. tea store, 210 Main, h 3 West
Holden Andrew J. clicker, h 48 Soutfabridge
2 Holden Cyrus B. gunsmith, h 7 Channing
Holden (Henry H.) & Brother, ^Nathan W.) grocers, 99
^ Front, h 22 Providence
HOLDEN HOWARD, flour, grain, Ac. 71 Mam, h 69 Main
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Holden Nathan, agent for T. Brown, soap and candles, h 20
Providence • ^
Holden Nathan W, (Holder 4j Bro.) h 20 Providence ^
Holden Parker, flour and grain, 42 Main, h 21 Providence §
Holden Theodore, at J. Walker's shop, bds 9 Lmcoln g-
Holden Walter W- carpenter, h 153 Pleasant g
Holdsworth Henry, machinist, h 2 Winter [Ashland g
Holdsworth Thomas D. junk dealer, 62 Exchange, h 12 N. o
Holland Ohas. D. news agent, Foster, h 3 Shelby 5
Holland Chas. H. mechanic, h 66 Exchange o
Holland Henry, machinist, h 5 Shelby o
Holland John F. carpenter, bds 2 Earl ^
Holland Paul, boot crimper, bds 12 Grove =g
Holland Thomas, trader, h 58 Exchange g
Hollander Geo. tailor, 269 Main, h 2 Bartlett place ^
Hollander James, clerk at 269 Main, bds 2 Bartlett place -o
Holley Patrick, gard ener, rear Lincoln ^
Hollo way Thorny H h 12 Shrewsbury ^ g
Holman Amos R. grocer, 3 Bangs bl'k, h 14 Lincoln ^.
Hplman Mrs. Elizabeth, h rear 13 Charlton 3-
Holman Geo., B. & A. R. R. bds 1 1 Grafton g>
Holman J. £. architect, bds 50 Main f.
Holman Luther W. at Sargent 0. C. Co. h 126 Sputhbridge 9-
Holman Moses, at Sargent card clothing Co. h 5 Prfovidence 8.
Holman Stephen, h 1 Everett ^
Holman Wm. Y. farnaer, h May , p
Holmes Ezra B. moulder, bds 30 Greeo: ^
Holmes Qeorge, clerk, h 3 Fulton ^
Holmes James W. painter, h 16 Elliot g
Holmes Pitt, carpenter, h Cambridge, S. W. t^r
Holmes Wm. C. carpenter,* h 4 High St. ct. 5*
Holmes Wm. at Grove mills, h 2 N. Ashland «>
Holt C. M. sole leather cutter, bds 67 Front ^
Holt Clark, teamster, h 3 Border 5"
Holt E. H. cUcker, bds 51 Front 5?
Holt Geo. enamel cloth manufacturer, 98 Southbridge, h 98 '^
Holt Hamilton, lumber dealer, h cor Plantation 4s Shrewsbury ^
Holt Henry H. machinist, bds 8 Columbia 3
Holt James, enamel cloth printer, h Lpdi * *§
Holt Mrs. Jane H. h Columbia ^
Holt John, enamel cloth printer, h 2 Pond S.
Holt Lucius K. at Grove st. wire works, h L^ico}q §.
Holt Richard, machinist, h 47 Green !3.
Holt Wm. D. machinist, h 25 Mason ^
Holton Andrew, spinner, h 22 Millbury §
Holton Charles S. machinist, h Coral ZT
Holton Lucius N. hackman, h 88 Pleasant <2
Holton Lucius, bds 88 Pleasant g
Homer Chas. A. salesman 204 Main, bds 12 William a
Homer Lyman, bootmaker, h 12 William ^
Homer M. C. h 74 South bridge
Hood Mrs. C. L. h 7 William
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Hood Freeman W. armorer, h 174 Southbridge
Hood Henry F. bds 7 William
Hood Wm. A. (Johnson & Co.) machinists, h 7 Spruce
^ Hook John, laborer, h Laraartine
^-- Hooker F. G. confectioner, 109 Main, h 1 Carroll
^ Hooker George H. printer, bds cor Summer and Howard
2 Hooker Joseph E. machinist, bds 6 Fulton
5 Hooper J. W. farmer, h Brattle
3g Hooper Wm. R. h Belmont place
Hoole F. P. carpenter, h Canterbury
^ Hopkins Chas. W. carriage maker, bds 30 "Beacon
CM Hopkins Fred F. armorer, h 35 Shelby
• Hopkins Hubert, spinner, h 7 Millbury
< Hopkins Orrin S. clerk, h 30 Beacon
Hopkins Thomas, grocer, h 6 Spring
2 Hopper Thomas J. farmer, bds Lamartine
< Hoppin Chas. A. grocer, Webster sq. h 1 Stafford
Hoppin J. W. clerk, 7 Mechanic, h 7 William
Q Hoppin G. S. & Co. flour dealers, 7 Mechanic, h 19 Harvard
Z Hopson (Charles L ) & Cole (H. F.) fruit and produce, 38
Southbridge, bds 5 Belknap
CO Hop wood Daniel, jr. machinist, bds Grant cor. Ward
■^ Hop wood James, machinist, bds Lodi
I Hop wood John E. shoemaker, bds cor. Ward and Grant
Horan Michael, laborer, h 5 Mechanic st. court
Q Horan Pat'k, teamster for G. S. & A. J. Howe, bds 1 Brown
Horgan James C. (Tateum & H.) bds 3 Fobes block
J2 Horgan John, blacksndth, Court mill, h 62 Mechanic
^ Horgan Michael, blacksmith, bds 37 Mulberry
t Horn Fred, barber, bds 14 CheiTy.
CO Horr Mrs. Timothy h 8 Linwood place
, HoiTigon John, laborer, bds 58 Mechanic
^ Horton N. A. carriage maker, bds 26 Central
W Horton Wm. M. D. h 26 Central
iZ Hosmer E. P. painter, bds Leicester, N. W.
-J Hosmer Francis, stone cutter, bds 43 Summer [ton
ig Hosmer Geo. F. (M. W. Williamson & Co.) bds 24 Washing-
3C Hosmer Isaac, stone cutter, bds 43 Summer
^ Hosmer Mrs. Luther, jr. h Leicester, N. W.
(^ Houghton Alba, jr. boot manufacturer, 34 Southbridge
g- Houghton Albert L. clerk, bds 46 Thomas
U Houghton Albert L. machinist, bds 31 Salem
^ Houghton Charles C. boot manufacturer, cor. Front and Sa-
^ lem square, h 4 Everett cor. William
UJ Houghton Chas. S. farmer, h Pleasant, Tatnuck
o Houghton Daniel F. at Taylor & Farley's
O Houghton Denny, machinist at Crompton's, h 26 Orange
^ Houghton E. shoemaker, bds 60 Front
U Houghton Edward E. shoemaker, bds 14 Portland
^ Houghton Geo. M. Court mills, bds 16 Lincoln
^ Houghton Henry, clerk at S. A. Howland's Insurance agency
Houghton Horatio F. bds Penn avenue
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Houghton H. H. lai*mer, Salisbury
Houghton H. Hamlin, machinery broker, h 16 Trumbull
Houghton Josiah P. water wheel, h 65 Austin ^
Houghton L. h cor. Main and Austin ^
Houghton Lewis T. carpenter, bds 2 Oread ^
Houghton Merrick, carpenter, h 15 Lincoln H
Houghton Mrs. M. h 5 Congress ^
Houghton Samuel, (Clark & H.) h 6 Portland tf*
Houghton S. Dana, machinist, h 24 Orange ^
Houghton Samuel H. h Penn avenue t^
Houghton Stillman, h 19 Prescott S
Houlihan D. M. grocer, 12 Washington sqr. *g
Houlihan Michaeli teamster, h Cambridge, N. W. 2*
Hourson George, teamster, bds Quinsigamond
Houston Andrew, milkman, h Taylor , ^
Houston Edward, laborer, h 3 Foyle «S
Houston Edward F. machinist, h 7 Foyle S*
Hovey Francis, lather, bds 22 Central ^
Hovey Henry, clerk at 32 Front, bds 57 Southbridge g
Hovey Silas, machinist, at L. J. Knowles & Bros. ta^
Jlovey Mrs. Wni. h 45 Summer ^
Howard Albert H. (Howard Bros.) bds 20 Green 5^
Howard Brothers, (Charles A. & Albert H.) card clothing 5
manufacturers, 1 1 Washington sq. h 20 Green
Howard Chas. G. baggage master, Nashua R. K. h 83 Front ^
Howard Chas. A. carpenter h 21 Washington
Howard Edward, laborer, h 9 Hibernia S*
Howard E. A. h 20 Green g
Howard Frederick, silk worker, bds at Barber's, Silver jf
Howard Geo. carpenter, h Hollywood, near Woodland ^
Howard John P. card maker, for Sargent Card Clothing Co. •**
Howard John, laborer, bds 2 Beach [bds 20 Green 55
Howard Justin, proprietor American stable, Waldo, h 11 ,£1
Howard Martin, machinist, h 1 S Irving [Portland »
Howard Mrs. Peter, h Brighton ' g^
Howard Mrs. Sarah J. h 23 Mechanic 5*
HOWARD SYDNEY T. livery stable, Foster, h Parker's Qg
Howard Thomas, boot turner, h 1 *E. Central [block
Howard Timothy F. carpenter, h 28 Austin ^
Howard Warren, woodworker, h 8 Liberty m
Ho^i-^ard Wm. painter, bds rear 6 Madison ^
Howarth Geo. fuller, h 19 Southgate gg
Howe A. A. clerk, at Mechanics Bank, bds 47 Central §
Howe A. M. boot and shoe cutters, 46 Mechanic, h Harvard S*
Howe Chas. W. at Adam's express office, bds Maple g,
Howe Chas. N. wire drawer, h 38 Prescott ^
Howe Delphus B. wood worker, bds 7 Bartlett place O
Howe Edwin, wood worker at Alzirus Brown's Exchangre *S
Howe Geo. S. <fe A. J. dealers in manut'tr's articles, Bank S.
block, h 13 High P
Howe (Geo. S.) & Hackett (W. H.) groceries, 103 Main, h
76 Main [
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156 WORCESTER H DIRECTORT.
Howe Henry A. clerk Barnard, Sumner <fc Co. bds 15 Main
Howe Heiiry M. sticher, bds 1 Bartlett place
^ Howe Herbert W. machinist, bds 36 Clinton court
"^ Howe Israel, (L. L. Brigham & Co.) h 12 Front
J- Howe John, Capt. of night ^at<^h, h 1 Bartlett place [CentT
* Howe Joel, wire worker, at Howe, Bigelow <fc Co's, b 47
,3 Howe J. C, armorer, h 258 Main
Howe,(J. W.) Bigelow (Jonah H,) & Co. (Jos. K. Barton,)
manufacturers wire goods, 90 Main, h 9^ Main
gg Howe Leander, carpenter, 11 Mechanic, h 3 Seaver
y^ Howe Lyman, blactsmith, court mills, h 20 Grove
Howe Milton K. wood worker, h 79 Chandler
. Howe Nathan C. tin peddler, h cor Austin and Mason
22 Howe Samuel G. junk dealer, h 66 Exchange
O Howe Thomas R. woodworker for R. Ball & Co.
g Howe Wm. R. clerk, bds 66 Exchange
j;j Howell A. F. clerk at 36i9 Main, bds 31 Thomas
Howell J. F. insurance agent, 163 Main, h 31 Thomas
g Howell Thomas, at J. B. Lawrence & Co's, b Shrewsbury
H HOWES B. G. mercantile academy^ Front st. Exchange h
^ Howes Edward S. h 46 Elm [Clinton ct.
^ Howes Geo. W. carpenter, bds 2 Maple place
^ Howes Isaac, at Walker's, Front, h 46 Elm
^ Howes John, mechanic, h 11 Edward
^ Howland Alonzo B. moulder, at Crompton's
Howland Edmund C. clerk, bds 35 William [bds 16 Stlmmer
Howland Edward P. Sec'y 1st Nat'l Fire Ins Co., 244 Main,
flflt Howland Henry J. publisher Worcester Directoiy and Pat.
SS Hotel Registers, 205 Main, h 26 Portland
g HOWLAND J. P. jr. bats and caps, 101 Main, bds Ex-
S Howland, James clerk, bds 35 William [change hotel
^ Howland Joseph A. Wheeler & Wilson^^s sewing machine,
178 Main, h 23 Bowdoin
I? Howland S. A. Insurance agent, 244 Main, h 16 Summer
^ Howlett L. H. laboren bds Junction depot
^ Howlett L. S. compositor at Spy office, bds 90 Southbridge
pg Hoxie E. P. (Remmgton So Hoxie) bds 24 Washington
^ Hoxie Eben W. at T. K. i!arle & Go's, bds 31 Green
^ Hoxie J. C, organ tuner Taylor A Farley's, h Colton, S. W.
^ Hoy James, mason, h rear 27 Temple
Ka Hoyle Alfred, finisher, h Valley Falls
§§ Hoyle Francis, shoemaker, h Lodi
Hoyle George, spinner, h Valley Falls
Hoyle James, wool sorter, h Armory, Gouldingrille
Hoyle John, moulder, h 28 Winter
Hoyle Wm. machinist, h 6 Webster
Hoyle Wm. carpenter, bds Armory, Gouldingrille
Hoyt George F. laborer, bds cor Gates' lane & Leicester
Hoyt Heniy A. die iimmer, h cor Gates lane and Leicester
Hoyt Jared, h 3 Proridence
Hoyt Marshall H. clerk, bds 3 Providence
Hoyt Thomas O. hooker, at Washburn Iron Co. bds 3 Prov.
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Hubbard Albert H. carpenter, bds 26 Beacon
Hnbbard Andrew D. wiredrawer, bds 3 Home
Hubbard C. carpenter & builder, h cor Pleasant & Hudson c/5
Hubbard Cyrus K. fruit and confectioneiy, 3 Pleasant, h 8 8
Hubbard Edward B. B. bds 13 Charlton [Congress S
Hubbard E. A. grocer, bds 9 Fountain ^^
Hubbard Emerson, stair builder, bds 7 Thomas W
Hubbard Emmons J. clerk, h 1 Fulton o.
Hubbard Fred, machinist, bds 1 John street court co
Hubbard Henry B. manufacturer boots and shoes, 6 Hermon, ^
Hubbard Henry M. hackman, h 42 Elm [h 13 Chjirlton 5'
Hubbard Ira, machinist, bds 46 Central ^
Hubbard J. B. apprentice at Witherby, Rugg & Richardson^s S
Hubbard J. B. policeman, bds 1 1 Maple g.
Hubbard Joel, farmer, h 3 Home 5'
Hubbard Lorenzo D. carpenter, h Beacon near Jackson S
Hubbard Martin, teamster, h Blossom ^
Hubbard Oscar A. teamiRter, h cor Cambridge and Southbridge ^
Huber Charles, gunsmith, h 17 Lafayette ^
Hubon Peter E. physician, h cor Green and Winter j^-
Hudson Charles W. fanner, bds Pleasant, Tatnuck 3'
Hudson Edward, milk peddler, bds Fowled, Tatnuck w
Hudson Horace O. belt maker, h 18 Park .^
Hudson John, laborer, MiUbury avenue ^
Hudson Leonard R. h 1 00 Main [Exchange g
Hudson Mrs. M. S. cloak and dress making rooms, 9 Front st. cT
Hudson Wm. F. machinist, at L. W. Pond's, bds 56 Main m
Huggard John, boottreer, bds Cypress ^^
Hughes Alfred H. at Oliyer's, 106 Main, bds 6 Prospect J^
Hughes John, carpenter, h Gold court *»*
Hughes Michael, carpenter, h 1 Gold court gg
Hughes Samuel, boottreer, h 6 Harrison &2.
HuUer John, musical instrument maker, bds 4 Mechanic ^
Humes Clarence, painter, bds 25 Salem iS
Humes Willard, painter, bds cor Arch and Fountain §
Hunt Daniel E. armorer, h 42 Orange .i*
Hunt David, physician, 110 Main, bds 13 Maple cr
Hunt Frank F. at Bradley's car shop, h 8 Maple *]2-
Hunt Fred, book keeper for Finlay, Lawson <fc Kennedy, bds "
Hunt Fred, percher at Messinger -& Wright's. [50 Front ?•
Hunt John A. manufacturer, h Leicester, V. F. ^
Hunt M. B. bread peddler, h 101 Pleasant *H
Hunt Otis W. clerk, bds 4 Cottage O
Hunt Phillips, clerk, 240 Main, h 4 Masob ^
Hunt , clerk, bds 6 Maple ^
Huntington Rev. Wm. R. rector All Saints Church, h 15 Pearl P
Huntley Charles R. shoemaker, bds 28 Southbridge ^
Huntly James, moulder, bds 19 Mechanic O
Huntly Mrs. Robert, h 19 Mechanic "S-
Huot Peter, laborer, h 1 2 Shrewsbury
Hurd Charles W. mason, h Penn avenue
Hurford Jesse, carpenter, h Armory
X^RAJIES, TXJimSlft and HEAVY JTOIBV farafiiked «• ordor.
158 WOECKSTBB I DIRECTORY
Hurlbiirt Charles R. machinist, bds 12 Grove
Hurlburt George W. extra conductor, Nashua R. R. bds 2
- Hurlburt John, spring maker, h 23 Thomas [Karle
"" Hurley Daniel, laborer, at Washburn Iron Co.
o Hurley Patrick, h 37 Mechanic
<j5 Hurley Patrick, boot bottomer, h Canterbury
3 Hurley Patrick, laborer, b Bloomingdale
S Hurley Thomas, laborer, h 124 Southbridge
^ Hurley Wm. grinder, bds S. Irving
a> Hurlihey Michael, at Washburn Iron Co.
§ Hurly Charles, laborer at Messinger & Wrights
S Hurly John, laborer, h Carbon
§ Hurly John, trackman, h Sigel
^ Hurly John, laborer, h Smith's court
^ Hurly Lawrence, laborer, h 25 Chandler
g Hurst James, weaver, h Trowbridgeyille
=»*» Huse George W. foreman, for Richardson, Meriam & Co. h
a> Huse John, stone mason, h 31 Winter [32 Newbury
gJQ Huse J. C. brakeman on N. & W. R. R.
_ Huse Wm. E. joiner and builder, h Southgate
"E Hutchens F. P. farmer, h West Boylston
Hutchins C. Henry, clerk at H. Sheldon's, bds 15 Oxford
c Hutchinson Alfred B. machinist, bds 5 Clinton
^ Hutchinson Andrew, 211 Main, h rear 12 William [William
g Hutchinson Andrew, jr. fruit, &c , 211 Main, bds refar 12
^ Hutchinson Benj. E. harness, 172 Main, bds Lincoln house
o Hutchinson Charles H. machinist, bds 6 Clinton
c Hutchinson Gerry, painter, 1 1 Mechanic, h 4 West
£ Hutchinson Mrs.' Hannah, h 15 Shelby
S Hutchinson Henry B. at Taylor's, Quinsigamon
Hutchinson Mrs. Nelson, h 6 Clinton
c3 Huzzy Thomas, machinist, h 20 Winter
--. Hyatt (J.) & Hobbs, (W. D.) wool and commission mer-
3 Hyde A. S. machinist, bds 59 Main [chants, 30 Front
_ Hyde Chas. blacksmith, h and shop cor Pleasant and Dewey
S" Hyde Charles H. hostler, bds 2 Waldo
S Hyde Charles H. ruler for Wm. H. Sanford & Son, bds Me-
^ Hyde Daniel H. carpenter, h Downing [chanio
E Hyde James R. at Messinger & Wright's, h 1 7 Myrtle
8 Hyde Salisbury, clerk at N. Washburn's, h 7 William
c Inglee Charles S. machinist, at Witherby, Rugg & Richard-
5 Ingraham Albert W. turner, h 11 Chandler [son's
CO Ingraham Chester D. machinist, 21 Oi Main, h ustin
^ Ingraham L. P. machinist, h 42 Summer
g Ingraham Nathaniel B. laborer, h Bloomingdale
■^ Ingraham Nathaniel H. organ tuner, bds cor May and Mason
g Ingalls (Gustavus W.) & Abbott (R. A.) melodeon reed man-
>^ ufacturers, Hermon, bds 13 Beacon
i!z Ingerson Harvey D. stone mason, bds 17 Liberty
Ingerson James, stone mason, bds 1 7 Liberty
Ingerson William, stone mason, bds^ 17 Liberty
Inman Francis H. (Pratt <fc I.) h Pattison, near Vernon
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EAiiTSRIV, 'irKSVKRM and CAlf ADA PX]V£, by the Car or in Tard,
WORCESTER J DIRECTORY, 159
Inman Wm. H. clerk at Pratt & Innian's, bds Beverly
Irving Edward, wire drawer, h 11^ Mai-ket
Irving John, laborer, h 61 Shrewsbury
Irwin Edward, bill collector, h 8 Newbury
Irwin Edwin, proofreader at Spy office, h 10 Newbury
Ives Charles F. clerk at 251 Main, bds 6 Maple
Jacker George, carpenter, bds 15 Central
Jackson Mrs. Andrew, h 59 Front o
Jackson Aaron, bds 26 Elliot ^
Jackson Charles, clicker, h 39 Southbridge ^
Jackson D wight S. h 1 Gold ts
Jackson D. S. painter, h cor Mason and Border ^
Jackson Eleazer, clerk, Barnard, Sumner Sd Co. h 60 Pleasant 5^
Jackson John, stone mason, h 20 Winter g
Jackson Joseph P. printer at Spy office, bds 8 Belmont g[
Jackson Mrs. Levi, h 8 Belmont ^
Jackson Thomas, boottreer, h 3 Blake
Jackson Wm. h 3 Liberty g^
Jackson Wm. E. carpenter, bds 27 Mechanic
Jacobs Danus S. farmer, h 65 Front
Jacobs Mathew, at Washburn Iron Co.
Jacobs J. Nelson, mechanic, h Ranks lane &
Jacobs Herbert M. carpenter, h 14 Charlton 6^
Jacobs John H. tin peddler, bds Grove, Northville ^
Jacobs Mrs- Wm. H. h 35 Southbridge S
Jacoby Ferdinand, confectioner, h 4 Central **
James Benjamin, manufacturer, Jamesville ^
James H. C. boss weaver, bds Jamesville ^
Jameson H. C. printer at Goddard & Nye's, bds 21 Austin m
James John K. 2d, book keeper, Jamesville 2
Janes Edward E. carpenter, bds 17 Liberty S
Janes Mrs. Joseph L. h 2 Central court [h 13 Prospect ^
Jankins (William H.) & Clark (Anthony,) barbers, 6 Foster, g,
Jacques John, machinist, h Cambridge, N. W. ^
Jacques B. C. carpenter, bds 31 Portland ^
Jaques George, h 21 Wellington H
Jaquith Amos S. Bay State Shoe Co. bds 24 High L
Jefferson Mrs. Ann, h 12 Brown O
Jefts Frederic, builder. Union cor Exchange, h Townsend 2
Jeftg Wheelock, builder, h 3 Hudson H
Jellison John N. mason, h North *^
Jenkins Curtis, enginoier. Western R. R. h 6 Grafton *^
Jenkins G. W. carpenter, h 30 Portland |g
Jenkins George M. clerk, bds 30 Portland ^
Jenkins James, at 146 Main, h 76 Main 3
Jenkins J. H. & Co. dry goods, 146 Main, h Edward cor Glen S.
Jenks P. L. mechanic, bds Mill, N. W. *
Jenks Henry, peddler, h 9 Mulberry [N. W. S
JENKS HORACE L. walk maker, Cemetery work, h Mill, g
Jenks (Had win B.) Coburn (S. C.) & Co. boot manufactur- f^
ers, 1 Park, h 11 Sycamore
Jenks T. S. at Walker's, bds 92 Southbridge
At CHA9. A. TElfirJEir * CO.'S, 0fer«iwsbnrj Street, eTer/*
4««crlpii<Mi •€ Honss-liiiilfllUir Siniiil»«r wmmy hm fonnd.
160 WORCESTBB J PIBBCTOBY.
Jenks W. S, clicker, h 2 West
Jennings H. J. electro silver plater, 233 Main, h 1 Sycamore
^ Jennison George, tinman, at Tucker's, h 29 Piedmont
_c Jennison Henry S. engineer at T. K. Earle <fc Co.'s h 6 Spruce
^ Jennison Mrs. Williani> b 15 Chestnut
^ Jerome Edward, machinist, b 16 Plymouth
00 Jerome Henry, wood worker at Crompt-on's, bds 19 Park
^ Jerome Lewis, carpenter, h 80 Washington
"^ Jerome Nelson, blacksmith, b 35 Liberty
-^ Jerome Peter, blacksmith, bds 2 Central
M Jewell Charles A. harness maker, bds 2 Webster
. Jewell George M. seat manufacturer, h 20 Chatham
^ Jewett Charles A., furniture painter, h H^^wthorqe cor Wood-.
"" Jewett Eben, at Grove mills, h Grove [land
. Jewett Ebenezer, farmer, Holden
5 Jewett Joseph, farmer, Holdeu
^ Jillson Clark, clerk police court, h 1 Grarden
*o Jillson C. M. machinist at R. Ball & Co.'s, bds Lunelle
-S Jillson Orrison, machinist at Taylor & Farley's, h Lunelle
15 Jittim Miss Eliza, h 7 E. Worcester [Chelsea
= Johnson Alonzo, shoddy manufacturer, office, 80 Front h
g Johnson A. B. machinist at Rice, Barton & Co's
-g Johnson Benj. C. machinist, h 47 Green
■g Johnson Benj. F. at Bay State Shoe Co., h 47 Ohfttham
^ Johnson C. W. machinist, bds 5 Carroll
I Johnson Clark, farmer, Tatnuck
Johnson Chas. butcher, bds 8 Fobes block, Front
Johnson Danford, wheelwright, N. Worcester
^ Johnson Daniel E. clerk A. Y. Thompson's, bds 20 Pleasant
o Johnson David, farmer, h Quinsigamond
£ Johnson Edward P. salesman, h 18 Gold
^ Johnson Edwin F. clerk at S. J. Wilcox, bds 72 Pleasant
bj Johnson Eli, farmer, h Mill, Tatnuck [tin
5 Johnson Mrs. F. C. clairvoyant physician, h High, near Aus-
o Johnson Gardner, shoemaker, h Adams square
^ Johnson George A. vamisher, bds 201 Pleasaijit
CD Johnson George, printer, bds 8 Maple
S Johnson Henry, laborer, bds 24 Elliot [Water
a JOHNSON IVER, cutler and gunsmith, 244 Main, h 12
^ Johnson Isaac N. file grinder, h 2 Langdon
^ Johnson James J. at Worcester yeast shop, h 2 Glen
X Johnson James R. stair builder, h High, near Austin
g Johnson Levi, watchmaker, 159 Main, h 8 Joha
^ Johnson Levi L. machinist, h 7 Maple
3 Johnson Lewis, wire drawer, Quinsigamond
^ Johnson Lewis, farmer, at S. Salisbury's
< Johnson Micah, farmer. Mill, Tatnuck
2 Johnson Moses S. foreman Bay State Shoe Co. h Merrick
^ Johnson Nathaniel K. farmer. Mower, cor. Pleasant
^ Johnson Peter, blacksmith, h Sutton lane
jg Johnson Robert H. job truckman, h Southbridge, S, W.
>" Johnson S. W. confectioner, 62 Southbridge
Pantlcnlar »tt«iitioa piild to ftaniisliiiifr K V IH B B 1ft b jr f lui
JO AM X4»4Ji. CJHAS. ▲• vrnmrnvw ^ go.
WOBCESTSX J BIBECTOBY. 161
Johnson (Rodney A. M.) Ss Go. mftQufacturers Bpiomng ma-
chinery, Union, h 6 Hanover
Johnson Theodore W» mason, h Salisbury ^^
Johnson Thomas, moulder, h 2 Millbuiy id
Johnson W, A. butcher, bds 80 Main S
Johnson Wm. H. dealer in second hand clotbingi &o.^ 42 g
Exchange, h 4 Newport %
Johnson Wm. L. fireman Prov. ILB. bds 18 Gold ^
Johnson Wm, W. cutter at A. P. Ware & Co*s, bds 44 Front gg»
Johnson Wm, H. policeman, h-80 Front ^
Johnson Wm. M. machinist, h 27 Piedmont a
Johnston Benj. F. machinist, h 24 Newbury jg
Johnston R. B. cabinet maker, h Hawthorne, oor Woodland g
Johnston Wm. C. jn machinist, h 5 Chandler
Jones Albert, laborer, h 1 6 Water
Jones Charles B. wire packer, h i09 Main »
Jones Charles R. bootsider, bds rear 12 Gold ^
Jones Daniel, machinist, h long block, 27 Temple §
Jones David, carpenter, h 8d Summer ^
Jones Edward (Ashworth & J.) Leicester, V. F. , *
Jones Frank T, butcher, bds Waldo house «g
Jones Geo. B. hackmao, h 43 Exchange a*
Jones Geo. N. laborer, h 14 Arch ^
Jones Geo. W. carpenter, h Clarkson S
Jones Geo. W- shoe bottomer, bds 6 Majde ^
Jones H. L, carpenter, bds 9 Maple 3
Jones Henry P. mason, h 3 Orange **"
Jones Horace A. on Nashua railroad, h cor. MadiKm Ss Salem *%
Jones I. W. machinist, bds 33 Chatham §
Jones James, porter at Taylor and Farley's, h Harris *
Jones John, blacksmith, bds Webster, N. W. g'
Jones Rev. J. D. E. h 64 Providence ^
Jones John P. machinist, h 18 Washington ^
Jones Mrs. M. P. h 5 Home [Temple ^
Jones Nathaniel, machinist at Crompton's, bds long block,
Jones Samuel A. bds 85 Bummer ^
Jones Mrs. Samuel, h 5 Central court S
JONES WILL ARD& CO. junction foundry, SoiUihbridge, ,-
h 33 Chatham 3
Jones William, cigar maker, bds 1 Beach g^
Jordan Mrs. A. C. millinery goods, 144 Main §
Jordan A. P. horse. shoer, 30 Exchange* bds 32 Ezdliange ^
Jordan Mrs. Henry, h 25 Harvard 5
JORDAN JOHN W, stoves and tin ware, 415 Main, h 413 g-
Jordan Philip, tailor, h 3 Church P-
Jordan Wm. laborer, h 56 Mechanic
Joslin A. W. wood worker, bds 45 Summer
Joslin Earl, machinist, h 7 Vernon
Joslin Frank C. clerk at S. J. Wilcox, bds 14 Elm
Joslin Geo. H. driver, h Quinsigamond
Joslin Geo. H. farmer, h Vernon
Joslin H. C. machinist, h 2 Salem
GBEAS. A. XSMJVKir A CO., XUHBSiA TAlftO,
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162 "WORCESTER J DIRBCrrORT.
JobUd Henry W. carpenter, bds 1 2 Thomas
Joslin , at Junction, bds 45 Summer
to Joslin Miss T. millinery rooms, 90 Main
Jourdan George, boss closer, h 34 Winter
JOURDAN WM. H. Green st. coal yard, office 2 Lincoln
block, h 27 Green
^ Joy Patrick, spinner, h 49 Green
^ Joy Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co.
"Sb Joyce Edward, laborer, h 1 3 E. Central
*1 Joyce E. Michael, tinman at Oliver's, bds 6 Prospect
"35 Joyce George, bootmaker, h 1 Spring
^ Joyce , tinman at Oliver's, bds 6 Prospect
g Joyce James, at Washhurii Iron Co.
oi Joyce James, at B. & A. depot, h Barclay
• Joyce John, carpenter, h 5 Cherry
^_- Joyce John, at Earle & Turner's, h Hill
Joyce Miles, at C. A. Tenney & Co's, h E. Worcester
.■ti Joyce Patrick, laborer at Messinger & Wright's,
g Joyce Richard, laborer, h Bloomingdale
^ Joyce Richard, carpenter, bds Prescott
5 Joyce Thomas, bootmaker, bds 7 Spring
^ Joyce Thomas, teamster, h 27 E. Worcester
Joyce Thomas, shoemaker, bds 1 Beach
^ Joyce Thomas, laborer, h 29 Shrewsbury
8 Joyce Timothy, laborer at Washburn Iron Co. ,
^ Joyce Timothy, at N. Washburn's, h 2 Winter
•£ Judge Andrew, machinist, h 38 Union
^<2 Judge Michtel, laborer, Quinsigamond bds 10 Pond,
o Judge Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co.
-S Judge Patrick, laborer, h 32 Winter
o Judge Patrick, bootmaker, h 12 Ellsworth
:E Judge Thomas, boot bottom er, h 2 Brown
ho Judge Timothy, laborer at Washburn Iron Co.
-^ Judge Thomas F. moulder, bds 12 Ellsworth
« Jules Charles, finisher, bds 21 Union
^ Juliean Joseph, shoemaker, h 30 John
c* Kables Harris, machinist, h 10 Barclay
"E Kabley Arnold, moulder, h 12 Chandler
S Kairny Dominick, laborer, h Quinsigamond
^ Kaleaher Michael, blacksmith, h 7 Hill
> Kaleher Timothy, moulder, h Suffolk
^ Kane Alexander, at Washington Iron Co.
« Kane Daniel, moulder, h rear 1 i Beach
o Kane Frank, at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Kane James, laborer, at Washburn Iron Co.
o Kane Mrs. Jerry, h 12 Temple
3 Kane John, laborer, h rear 35 Madison
^ Kane John, laborer, h 7 Summer st. court
E Kane Mrs. John, h 7 Blackstone
^ Kane Martin, laborer, h 2 S. Irving
jEz Kane Martin, soapmaker, h Beaver,
•" Kane Michael, laborer, at Washburn Iron Co.
€. A. Xaanej * Co., opp. Boston * Albanj Mow JTroIylit JD«po<.
WOKCESTER K DIRECTORY. 168
Kane Michael, laborer, h 18 E. Worcester
Kane O. E. painter, h 33 Chatham
Kane Patrick, laborer, h 14 Franklin ^
Kane Patrick, painter, h 2 Lovell's court J
Kane Patrick, laborer at Washburn Iron Co, h 30 Winter ||
Kane K. W. machinist, h 153 Pleasant m
Kane Thomas, laborer, bds Suffolk <->
Kane Thomas, wire cleaner, h Washburn, S. W. J^
Kane Thomas, h 24 Gold _ -^
Karney Thomas, laborer, bds Quinsigamond ^
Kavanagh Daniel, laborer, h 33 Shrewsbury ^
Kavanagh Michael, machinist, h 20 Winter o
Kean Michael, carpenter, h 1 Bluff ^
Kean Mrs. Wm. B. h 2 Webster 3
Keam James, laborer, h 1 1 Ilibernia so
Kearns Alexander, at Washburn Iron Co. §
Kearns Edward, machinist, bds 37 E. Worcester - 3E
Kearns James, at Washburn Iron Co.
Eearse Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co. S
Kearse Thomas, at Washburn Iron Co. —
Keating Daniel, laboror, h 6 Hill «».
Keating Geoffery, at Washburn Iron Co. ^
Keating John, laborer, bds 23 Gold ^
Keating Michael, laborer at Crompton's SI
Keating Michael, moulder, bds 22 Gold vc
Keating Timothy, bootcrimper, h 21 Bowdoin S
Keating Patrick, mechanic, h 23 Gold S
Keating Patrick jr. laborer, h 23 Gold o«)
Keating Thomas, laborer. Mechanic 3.
Keefe Cornelius, laborer h Lincoln §
Keefe Daniel, laborer, h Lamartine 'S
Keefe Dennis, moulder, h Milton "^^
Keefe John, laborer, h Ellsworth 2
Keefe Mrs. John, h 35 Madison ^
Keefe Michael, machinist, bds 62 Salem §;
Keefe Thomas, at wire works, h 1 Lexington ^
Keefe William, moulder, h Canterbury
Keegan James, laborer at A. P. Richardson's, Central 5*
Keegan James, machinist, h 22 Chandler ^
Keegan John, laborer, h 1 1 Brown g"
Keegan Patrick, boot maker, h Smith's court g
Keeler T. P. machinist, bds 26 Beacon ^
Keenahan Michael, laborer, bds 3 Temple g"
Keenan Jeremiah, laborer, h Canterbury It
Keenan Patrick, laborer, h 12 Nashua 2.
Keenan Patrick, laborer at wire mills, S. W, 3"
Keenan Hugh, marble worker, bds 3 Fobes block ^
Keenan William, laborer, bds Nashua ^
Keep William E. carpenter, bds 22 Orange ^
Keeven Edward, roller at Washburn Iron Co, S'
Keeven Patrick, sole leather cutter, bds cor. Beacon & Her- ^
Keeven William, at B. & A. engine house, h Barclay [raon
Iftoiiirlt and DrcMed Hemlock, Sproce aad Pine,
164 WORCESTEF K DIKECTOBT*
Kehler Gustavus, carpenter, h 3 Ash
CC Kehoe Thomas, at wire works, bds Prescott
If Keily Mrs. Mary, h 27 N. Ashland
if> Keith Alonzo H. accountant at J. W. Jordan's, h 18 Orange
Q Keith Benjamin, carpenter, bds 31 Salem
oc Keith Darius, apprentice at Witherby, Kngg & Richardson's
P Keith G. F. checkman, Norwich freight house
^ Keith Henry B. at A. Y. Thompson's, bds 7 Walnut
^ Keith Wellington, laborer, bds 28 Thomas
j][J Kelaher Cornelius, boot cnmper, bds 4 Tremont
uj Kelaher Timothy, Crorapton's iron foundry, h Safiblk
F Kellaher Daniel, boot closer, bds 1 Beach
CO Kellaher Michael, laborer, bds 2 Beach
Kellaher Thomas, (Cove & Kellaher,) h 24 Milibury
5 Keller S. barber, bds 9 Mechanic
^ Kelley Abner, wood and lumber dealer, h Queen cor Austin
^ Kelley Albert W. laundry, 36 Southbridge,h 41 Pleasant
HN Kelley Mrs. Catharine, h 16 East Central
^ Kelley Charles, mason, h Harrison
— Kelley Edward, laborer, h 6 Cross
_ Kelley Edwin A. clerk, bds cor. Queen & Austin
H Kelley Elisha, machinist^ h 24 Providence
g Kelley Frank, laborer, h 1 8 Pink
W Kelley Frank H, physician, h and office 36 Front
" Kelley G. H. clerk for Learned, Newton & Co, bds 13 C3iiH
lij Kelley Henry, clerk, bds 13 Clinton [ton
TJ Kelley Hiram B. moulder, h Colton, S. W.
< Kelley H. W. laborer, bds Quinsigamond
H" KeUey James, laborer, h 29 Shrewsbury
S Kelley James, at Washburn Iron Co.
Kelley James, moulder, bds rear 4 East Centi'al
Kelley James, marble worker, h 4 Beach
Kelley James E. machinist, bds 9 Tremont
KELLEY J. WESLEY, analytical physician, 142 Main
Kelley John, helper, bds 7 Howard
Kelley John, laborer, h Temple
Kelley John, boot bottomer, h 19 Blackstone
Kelley John, boottreer, bds Cypress
Kelley John, cigar maker, bds 1 Beach
Kelley John, laborer, h rear 27 Gold
* Kelley John, stone cutter, h Gold
J Kelley John, laborer, h 7 Tremont
y Kelley John, at foundry, h 20 East Worcester
^ Kelley John, rail straightener, h 1 Bloomingdale
Q Kelley John, at Washburn Iron Co.
o Kelley John G. gardener, at Wm. T, Memfield's, h Highland
j^ Kelley John A. machinist, bds Lodi
Kelley Mrs. John P. h 2 Lodi
af Kelley Lawrence, laborer, h 15 Summer
Kelley Martin, boot maker, bds 63 Front
■^ Kelley Mrs. Mary, 16 Blackstone cor Howard
Kelley Michael, at N. Washburn's, h 5 Burt
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woBCBamcB K dibectory . 165
Kelley Michael, boot maker, h Colton, S. W.
Kelley Michael, soapmanufaoturer, h Beaver ^
Kelley Michael, at Washburn Iron Co. ^
Kelley Oran A. h 24 Orange g
Kelley Oran A. ir. farmer, h Lincoln g"
Kelley Patrick, boot maker at Stone, Brown & Walker's S
Kelley Patrick, laborer, at Wellington's, h 7 Cross g
Kelley Patrick, laborer, truckman, h 3 Chandler court o
Kelley Patrick, laborer, h 2 Ellsworth 5
Kelley Mrs. Patrick, h Assonet o
Kelley Patrick, laborer, h Bloomingdale 25
Kelley Patrick W. machinist, bds 26 East Worcester ^
Kelley Phillip, laborer, h 16 Franklin g
Kelley (Robert) & McManus (Bernard) provisions, 13 Win- g
Kelley Richard, laborer, h 62 Shrewsbury [ter, h 4 Beach H
Kelley Thomas, laborer, Quinsigamond h Ward, "o
Kelley Thomas, blacksmith, h 6 Lafayette v<
Kelley Thomas, moulder, h 26 Shrewsbury g
Kelley Thomas, laborer, h 29 School §
Kelley Thomas, laborer, h Shrewsbury
Kelley Timothy, carpenter, h 29 Winter
Kelley William, laborei', h 26 East Worcester
Kempton J. D. (Reed, Rice & Kempton,) bds 47 Washington P-
Kenary Edward, laborer, h Canterbury S_
Kendall Albert G. jewelry and fiincy goods, 16 Park, h 9 ~
Kendall Caleb, fruit stand, 1 Front, h 33 Park [Washington p
Kendall D. C. engineer, bds Farmer's hotel g
Kendall Edward, ornamental painter, h 6 School 3
KENDALL FRANCIS, bonnet bleacher, rear Flagg's block, |
h 6 Walnut «>*
Kendall George, carpenter, h Webster square, N. W. g
Kendall George E. book keeper at Central Nat. bank, bds 20 ^o
Summer
Kendall George H. clerk at Grove mills, b 20 Summer
Kendall Henry J. farmer, Tatnuck
Kendall James W. carpenter, h Graflon
Kendall Joel, currier, h cor Arch and Fountain
KENDALL (John,) & McCLENNAN, (Wm. H.)hats, caps, 3
and furs, 163 Main, h 18 Chatham
Kendall John G. ag't Worcester Mutual Ins. Co. h 7 Congress 2»
Kendall John A. painter, bds 22 Exchange
Kendall John H. engineer, h Colton, S. W. S
Kendall Kilburn G. mechanic, h 6 Spruce ^
Kendall L. B. painter, h 8^ Trumbull q
Kendall Mrs. R. W. bds 10 Arch
Kendall Samuel, agent, h 25 Central
Kendall Sanford M. ( J. C. White & Co.) h Chatham st. block eg
Kendall Smith, painter, h 15 Main ^
Kendall Sylvanus, painter, h 8^ Trumbull §
Kendall Wm. F. foreman B. & A. freight house, bds 3 Pobes g
Kendall Wm. R. planer, bds 6 Spruce [block '
Kenire Patrick, teamster, h North
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166 WOKCESTEB K DIRECTORY.
KENDRICK GEO. P & CO. (Geo. P. AUen) stable, Frank-
. • Kendrick John A. farmer, Brooks [lin, h 6 Trumbull
LU Kennan E. L. eating house, 3 Parker's block, h rear 5 Schoo
^ Kennan James S. (Santon & Co.) h 39 Main
^ Kennedy A. (Finlay, Lawson & Kennedy,) bds Waldo house
^ Kennedy Daniel, bootsider, h 12 Bridge
2 Kennedy Edward, city laborer, h 13 South Irving
5 Kennedy Geo. R. agent for Wor. Silk Co. h Queen cor May
3g Kennedy James J. at Wor. Silk Co. bds Queen
Kennedy Mrs. John, h Y Bridge
^ Kennedy Luke, laborer at Washburn Iron Co. h 4 Beacon
^ Kennedy Michael, grocer, h Lamartine
. Kennedy Michael, mason, h Temple st. avenue
< Kennedy Michad J. bootmaker, h 47 Mechanic
Kennedy Morris, mason, bds 87 Front
£ Kennedy Patrick, boot fitter, h rear 68 Front
< Kennedy Patrick, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, h Cambridge
Kennedy W. S. silk worker, bds cor May and Queen
Z Kenney Austin, shoemaker, h cor Washington and Ash
Kenney Daniel, dyer, bds Armory
CO Kenney Bartley, helper, bds Brown
5 Kenney Daniel, laborer, bds Goddard lane
1 Kenney ^mmons S. car builder, h 35 Austin
Kenney Frank, farmer, h Olean, Tatnuck
Q Kenney James, at Fox factory, h 12 Millbury
Kenney John, moulder, h Lodi
J2 Kenney John, painter, h 1 Winter
mA Kenney Luke, shoemaker, h 16 E. Worcester
^ Kenney Michael, at Fox factory, h 3 Foyle
09 Kenney Wm. painter and glazier, h 65 Shrewsbury
, Kennington John, stiffening and inner sole maker, Waldo, h
^ Kennington Mrs. Mary, h 12 Vine [15 Orchard
u Kennan Isaac, h 2 Charlton
^ Kennon Myron, at S. Stratton's restaurant
-J Kennon Stillman, machinist, h Langdon
ijj Kent B. M. wood worker, h 11 Fruit
I Kent C. F. at Sargent Card Clothing Co.
H Kent Ezra, job wagon, h 1 Waldo
CO KENT SAMUEL W. light machinery and jobbing, comer
gj Cypress and Foster, h 16 Portland
Ui Kenyon Benj. W. painter, bds 72 Front.
^ Keogh Michael, machinist, h 25 Summer
^ Keber Frank, butcher, h 1 Bartlett place
W Keriran Dennis, on city works, h 6 E. Central
o Kern Charles, butcher, h rear 12 Cherry
O Kernel Frank, laborer, h Nashua
^ Kerns Patrick, driver, at Strong <fc Rogeris' coal yard
Ui Kerns Murt, laborer, h 27 E. Worcester
. Kerns T. F. blacksmith, bds 27 E. Worcester
> Kerr David S. machinist, h Adriatic, S. W.
Kerr John, mason, h 13 Franklin
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Kerse Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co. h 28 Franklin
Kease Thomas, laborer, h 14 Bridge
Kervick Mrs. Mary, h rear 32 Thomas ^^
Kerwick John, helper, at Witherby, Rugg & Richardson's IS
Kerwin James, laborer, h Gouldingville g
Kerwin Michael, laborer, h Canterbury H
Kervick Michael, laborer, h 39 Mechanic ^
Kervick Michael, laborer, h 39 Mechanic tf*
Kettell Daniel G. bds 8 Maple gS
Kettell James F. clerk, h 1 1 High *^
Kettell James S. hatter, 215 Main, h Auburn place 3
Kettell John P. hats and caps, 215 Main, h 45 Thomas *%
Kettell Thomas J. white waslier and stainer, h Border cor Ma- 2*
Kewley Wm. blacksmith, at Richardson & Meriam's [son
Keyes Arthur, carpenter, bds 3 Spruce ^
Key es Chas. A. painter and grainer, h N. Ashland cor Highland Ȥ
Keyes D. D. clerk at Keyes' planing mill, h 2 School a
Keyes Israel N. planing mill, cor Union and Central, h 2 School ^
Keyes John L. carpenter, h 50 Central g
Keyes Marcus C. machinist, h 5 Prospect Pi
K«yes Orville, machinist, h 6 Summer ^
Keyes Patrick, laborer, h 23 Franklin »
Keyes Thomas, heater, h 9 Fulton 3
Keyes Warren, moulder for £arle Stove Co. S
Kibbe Howard, carpenter, bds 26 Beacon ^
Kibbe James H. eating house, 30 Southbridge
Kickam Wm. moulder, at Arcade, h 44 Washington S"
Kidder Fred, teamstt-r for I. N. Keyes, bds 30 Thomas g
Kidder R. E. pattern maker, bds Swan's hotel j?
Kidder John, foreman in Baker's planing mill, h 10 Wilmot j^
Kidder Martin, laundry man, at hospital ^
Kidney William, stone cutter, h 122 Southbridge S3
Kiely Dennis, laborer, h 15 Blackstone ^
Kiernan Daniel, grocer, h 23 Winter m
Kimmell Charles A. machinist, h 29 Bowdoin ^
Kilburn Geo. teamster, h 21 Grove B"
Kilburn Wm. carpenter, h 151 Pleasant gg
Kilcoin Patrick, laborer, h 1 1 Cross
Kilday John, peddler, h 4 Temple st. court m
Kilday Martin, laborer, h 5 Bridge 1-
Kiley Daniel, laborer, bds Mechanic •
Kiley Dennis, laborer, h 15 Blackstone g
Kiley Michael P. moulder, h 7 Reservoir S
Kiley P. W. moulder, h 7 Reservoir g*
Kiley Wm. laborer, h 14 Winter st. court S
Killalar John, wireworker, h Ward, Quinsigamond ' ^
Kilroy John, moulder, bds 1 1 Cherry ©
Kimball Elbridge, carpenter, h Adriatic, cor Washburn *§j
Kimball G. A. manufacturer, h 44 Elm g.
Kimball Henry, carpenter, bds Summer S
Kimball Joel, blacksmith, h cor Leicester and Apricot
Kimball Madame, botanic doctress, h 22 Thomas
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Kimball Miss J. W. dress maker, 106 Main [vard
Kimball L. B. book keeper at A. P. Richardson's, bds 37 Het-
Kimball Samuel H. mason, h Merrick
g Kind Frederick, tailor, h 20 Central
^ Kine James, coachman, h 6 Lo veil's court
* King A. W. carpenter, bds 22 Orange
3 King Bartholomew, laborer, 6 Nashua
King Mrs. Bridget, h Millbury
King Charles A. carpenter, h Beacon, near Benefit
gg King Charles E. rolling mill, h 10 Water
^ King Charles H. carpenter, bds Abbott
King G. B. carpenter, bds 4 Clinton
, King George T* baker at hospital, h 9 Elliot
2 King Hugh, machinist, bds 3 Spring
O King James N. wire deaner, h Cambridge
g King James M. moulder, bds 43 Summer
^ King John, bootmaker, h 10 Charles
King Lewis, grocer, 6 Temple
g King Mrs. Lucy, h 2 1 Mechanic
H King Michael, laborer, h 25 Winter
^ King Mrs. Mary, h Cambridge
•^ King Patrick, laborer, 12 Nashua
\0Z King Peter, carpenter, h 54 Exchange
^ King Peter, at Bay State Shoe and Leather Co. h Hoochin ar.
OD King R. C. paper hanger, h 13 Austin
g King Thomas P. at Bay State Shoe Co, h 1 High st. court
SS King Wm. laborer, h Sutton lane
Pi King Wm. H. laborer, h 3 Abbott
§ Kingman Mrs. Davis, h 51 Thomas
H Kinnere Cornelius, laborer, h Prescott
S Kinney B. H. sculptor and cameo cutter, 52 Front st. mona-
^ ment works, h Lnnrel
Kinney Daniel, wire worker, bds Goddard lane, S. W.
Kinney Rev. Thomas, h 16 Temple
^ Kinney Wm. A, clerk at Kendall Ss MoClennan's^ bds 121-
^ Kinney Wm. P. machinist, h 2 N. Newton [Laurel
fig Kinnicutt Mrs. Caroline, h 1 3 Bowdoin [h 1 Chestnut
t^ Kinnicutt (F. H.) & Co.(S. Woodward,) hardware, 163 Main,
2 Kiniiicutt L. W. tderk at Kinnicutt & Co.'s, bds 1 Chestnut
Kinnicutt Thomas, h Linden
^ Kinsley Daniel, messenger of courts, h rear Court house
SI Kinsley Wm. saloon, 68 Front, bds 4 Bartlett place
Kirby Austin, shoemaker, h 3 Henry
g Kirby Charles, grocer, 3f5 Main, h 28 Portland
^ Kirby Frank A. city lights, h 11 Summer
Kirby G. E. & Co. (John Rice) whip manufacturers, 238
^ Main, h 13 Beacon
•^ Kirby Thomas, shoemaker, bds 1 1 Cross
Kirby Mrs. Tyler C. tailoress, h 28 Mechanic
Kirk Thomas, laborer, h 38 Shrewsbury
Kinnegar Kdmund, watchman, h Smith's court
Kirwen James, spinner, bds Armory
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Kirvie Daniel, laborer, bds 39 Mechanio
Kittridge Albert T, clicker at S. C. Andrews', h 2 Plymouth
Klingele Andrew, brash maker, h Lunelle en
Klein Jaoob, machinist, h 5 Charles o
Klein John, barber, 24 Front, h 7 Winter §
Knapp Benj, R. pattern maker. Court mills, bds rear 44 Thomas °"
Knapp Charles H. at Court mills, bds 8 Hanover ^
Knapp Edward A. clerk at Barnard, Sumner k Co.'s, h rear S.
Knapp Henry E. 143 Main, bds 15 Laurel [44 Thomas go
Knapp John M. machinist, h 20 John ^
Knapp Mrs, L. E. h John st. court 5'
Knee Michael, laborer, h 45 Temple ^
Kneeland A, L. (Kneeland Bros.) bds 280 Main S
Kneeland G, W. laborer, h 17 Grove g_
Kneeland James, h 11 Brown 5*
Kneeland J. G. (Kneeland Bros.) bds 280 Main ^
Kneeland Leonard, carpenter, h 280 Main ^
Kneeland Brothers, carpenters, 280 Main "^
Kniffen Mowing Machine Co, (Luther Slater, Pres't, Otis ^
Warren, Sec'y and Treas'r,} mUknufacturers of Mowing ^^
Machines, Central 3*
Knight Addison M. tuner at Taylor & Farley's, h 1^2 Chatham ^
Knight Albert, farmer, h Bumcoat ^^
Knight Alden B. farmer, h Burncoat %
Knight Charles B. (Chamberlin &, Co.) h 1 Oxford place g>
Knight Edwin A. painter, h Bumcoat coT
Knight Emerson P. salesman at A. P.Ware's, bds 11 Maple s»
Knight E. P. clerk at A. P. Ware & Co.'s, bds 8 Maple ^1
Knight Francis W. teamster, h Suffolk, Wood square J^
Knight Frank, farmer, bds Burncoat , "^
Knight Franklin H. clerk, Green st. coal yard, h 15 Salem 2»
Knight Miss Harriet, teacher at Orphan's home, 375 Main £^.
Knight John, book binder, bds 13 Clinton ^
Knight Joseph A. (Grafton <fc K.)h Main, front of Oread £?
Knight Julius F. accountant, bds 15 Salem 3
Knight Miss Martha, h 11 Clinton ^
Knight Mrs. Mary H. boarders, h 18 Clinton o-
Knight Mrs* O. H. boarders, 18 Austin ^_^
Knight R. A. machinist, bds 26 Beacon
Knight R. Eugene, machinist at J. S. Wheeler's, 8 Hermon ?^
Knight Prentice, carpenter, h Burncoat plain c/)
Knight Wm. foreman at Nashua R. R. shop, h 1 Fulton ^
KNIGHT Dr. WM. A. gymnasium and movement cure, Col- C5
ton block, 266 Main 5
Knight Wm. jr. engineer on Nashua R. R. bds 1 Fulton
Knights Frank, at Washburn Iron Co.
Knowles Mrs. A. L. millinery, 150 Main, h N. Worcester ^
Knowles F. B. (L. J. K. & Bro.) h 7 Park cor. Portland C
Knowles B. C. carpenter, bds 110 Southbridge "S
Knowles B. S. brateman on N. & W. R. R. g
Knowles E. S. foreman on sewerage, h 32 Portland ?
Knowles Geo. F. weaver, Trowbridgeville
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Knowles James, farmer, bds Burncoat
Knowles L. L. manufacturer, h Stafford
^ KNOWLES L. J. & BROTHER, (F. B. Knowles) loom
"" builders, 3 Allen's court
o Knowles Wm. water commissioner, bds S Maple
o Knowlton Mrs. Charles L. h 40 Summer
3 Knowlton Daniel W. farmer, h West Boylston, North ville
5 KnowltoR Edward H. clerk at Clark, Sawyer & Co. bds 1
^ Knowlton Frank A. jeweller, bds 6 Oxford [Salisbury
g Knowlton Fred, clerk for Grout & Bigelow, bds 1 Salisbury
o Knowlton Fred M. eating house, 248 Main
S Knowlton George, carpenter, h 25 Franklin
§ Knowlton J. S. C. sheriff, and publisher of Palladium, 9 Cen-
tral Exchange, h 1 Salisbury
* Knowlton Pomeroy, h 14 Chestnut [bridge
g Knowlton Samuel, baggage master at junction, h 90 South-
=^ Knowlton Swan, h 30 Portland
g Knowlton Thomas W. shipcarpenter, bdia Ward's, Maple hill
•Q, Knowlton Wm. F. (Rice, Griffin & Co.) h 95 Summer
^ Knox Alonzo F. shoemaker, bds 10 Mason
•g Ii[nox Frank A. machinist, bds 8 Congi-ess
Knox Joseph B. agent Continental Life Ins. Co. 6 Brinley
.S Hall, h 7 May
-o Knox Sam'l A. plow-pattern maker at Court mill, h 4 Lincoln
g Knox S. Harrison, at S. R. Heywood & Co's, bds 4 Lincoln
^ Knox Walter D. shoemaker, bds 10 Mason
"b Kohl Joseph, barber, 233 Main, h 21 John
g Kraft Michael, cigar maker, bds 15 Newbury
§ Kronin Edward, at Washburn Iron Co.
Kronin Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co.
Kugan Lawrence, laborer, h 6 Ward
S Kuhl Frederick, saloon 77 Front, h 32 Mechanic
^ Laboe Clifford, carpenter, h 45 Green
o Lackey Rufus A. carpenter, h 42 Pleasant
... Lackey A. W. shoe manui'r, cor Main & Pleasant, h 1 Harris
^ Lacross Cyprian, moulder, h 18 Liberty
S Lacy Charles, moulder at N. Y. Steam Engine Co.
^ Lacy James, at wire works, h 21 Summer
E Lacy Michael, soap driver, h 1 7 Millbury
S Ladd G. A. carpenter, bds 57 Southbridge
c Ladd T. D. railroad repairer, h 1 Goddard
.c Ladd Vernon A. grocer, 6 Green, h 8 Green
c« Ladoux Ezra, engineer, Washburn Iron Co.
^ Ladoux Peter, carpenter, bds 2 ^Central
S Ladue Augustus, gardener, Henchman
"^ Laflure Theodore, stone cutter at A. G. Mann's, h Lodi
g Lafaille Edward, shoemaker, bds 26 Gold
^ Lafliniere Joseph, bootmaker, h Langdon
^ LaForest Joseph A. wool sorter, h Armory, Gouldingville
LaFloote Zilifan, clerk, bds 1 1 Maple
LaFond Thomas, stove mounter, bds 26 Beacon
LaFountain Napoleon, wheelmaker, h 4 Norwich
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Lafoye Solomon, laborer, h Leicester
Lafrea Joseph, shoemaker at Bay State Shoe Co.
Lahy Edward, laborer, h 9 Charles
Lahy James, at E. W. Vaill's, bds 9 Charles
Lahy Thomas, bds 9 Charles
Laiferar Peter, blacksmith, h North
Laing Frank, attendant at hospital
Laing John K, (Miller A Laing) grocers, h 6 Newbury
Lakebush Rev. C. T. h 37 Dale hospital
Lakeman Eber, mason, h 54 Anstin
Lakin Geo. brakeman on N. R. R. bds 82 Exchange
Lally Simon, boilermaker, bds 2 Brown
Lamarine Frank X. blacksmith, h 3 Glen
Lamb Mrs. Edward, h 8 Hanover
Lamb Isaac^ farmer. Brooks
Lamb Jeremiah B. carpenter, h 20 Thomas
Lamb Russell, proprietor of Exohange hotel, 35 Main
Lamb Thomas M. watchmaker, 275 Main, h 11 Clinton {^
Lambert James E. at mill, h 12 Millbury §
Lamberton Chas. T. shoemaker, 25 Austin g*
Lame S. H. clerk, 4 Main, bds 4 Lin wood place 'L
Lamoureaux A. L. carpenter, h Ellsworth ^
Lamoureaux A. T. carpenter, bds 26 Beacon g*
LAMSON (H. H.) & GLAZIER (H.) auctioneers and coin- §
mission merchants, 66, 68 and 70 Main, h 12 Charlton S
Lamson Tyler A. carpenter, h 82 Chandler
Lancaster Frank E. bookkeeper at J. L. Seveams, h 5 West g
Lanckton Timothy, hostler, h 1 Canal S*
Landy Thomas, boiler maker, bds 66 Mechanic m
Lane Brothers, (P. P. <fc R. K) grocers, 41 Main, bds Lin- a
Lane R. K. (Lane Bro's) h 4 Linwood place [wood place S
Lane Frederick, overseer of farm, at hospital ^
Lane L. medicines, h 26 Wilraot S^
Lane Moms, laborer, bds Quinsigaraond ^
Lang Frank, plumber, bds 27 Chandler •
Langlois Paul, blacksmith, h 8 Liberty H
Lannigan Patrick, laborer, h 3 Millbury ^
Lanpher Horace V. blacksmith, h 65 Summer o
Lapham Charles, carpenter, bds 4 Gold - ^
Lapham M. manufacturer at Millbury, h 41 9 Main ^
Lapham Paul, boot heeler, bds 14 Newbury ^
Lapiere John B. laborer, h 35 Mulberry ^
Lapoint Francis, laborer, h Southbridge, Adriatic S
Laprosy John, teamster, at J. Marble & Co's, h 5 Bighland ^
Larabee Eugene, carpenter, h Greenwood B
Larabee Frank, at Crompton's, h Gouldingville g.
Largess Joseph, shoe bottomer, h 18 Union
Largess Peter, dresser tender, h Trowbridgeville §
Larkin Hugh, laborer, h 5 LovelPs court g
Larkin James, laborer, h 9 Vine' 5^
Larkin John, laborer, h 45 Mechanic
Larkin Mrs. Julia, h 20 Lafayette
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Larkin Richard, painter, h 23 Madison
Larkin Wm. H. clerk at A. & J. E, Davis, h 21 ProvidcDCO
gg Larley Simon, boiler maker, bds 2 Brown
j^ Lamed Miss C. E. dressmaker, 325 Main
^ Lamed Frank, shoemaker, bds 74 Front
^ Larned Pitts A. machinist, h 5 Maple
00 Lamed J. at Learned, Newton & Go's, bds 222 Main
]|^ Larock Joseph, blacksmith, bds Main cor Beaver
■» Larry Michael, at Washburn Iron Co.
•§ Larvin Bartley, labgrer, h Quinragamond
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Larvin Jerry, laborer, h Quinsigamond
^3 Larvin Thomas, laborer, h Quinsigamond
"" Latham Edward F. machinist, at N, Y, Steam engine Co*
^ Latham John, shoemaker, h 26 Exchange
o Latham J. W. machinist, bds 26 Exchange
^ Latham Thomas F. shoemaker, bds 85 Irving
Lathe (Martin) & Morse, (Edwin,) machinist tools, Jnnction,
Lathrop A. H. carpenter, cor Fruit and Cottage [h 19 Cedar
2 Lathrop Edward, (Wilcox, Lathrop & Battelle,) 46 Mechan-
= ic, h 6 Benefit court
2 Lathrop John C. machinist, at Sargent C. C. Co. h oor
g Chandler and Wellington
^ Laughlin John, laborer, Quinsigamond
" Laugh lin John, laborer, at Crompton's
Laughlin Patrick, laborer, bds Quinsigamond
"5 Laundry Jesse, moulder, h Woods square
Z Laundry Joseph, laborer, h Woods square
-2> Laurel John, laborer, h 73 Exchange
o Lavelle John, at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Lavelle Peter, at Washburn Iron Co.
j2 Lavelle Wm. laborer, h 52 Shrewsbury
uj Laverty James F. machinist, h 13 Temple
— Laverty John, shoemaker, 27 Millbury
o Laverty John R. machinist, bds 27 Millbury
SE Laverty Joseph, machinist,\h Gold court
o Laverty Robert F. carpenter, bds 27 Millbury
p Laverty Robert M. shoemaker, bds 27 Millbnry
u Laverty Thomas, moulder, bds 7 Foundry
J2 Laverty Wm. machinist, bds Gold court
^ Laviene David, machinist, bds Mechanic cor Spring
a: Laviene Frank, laborer, h rear 85 Summer
g Laviene John, machinist, bds Mechanic cor Spring
^2 Laviene Joseph, laborer, h Mechanic cor Spring
=3 Lavin Dominick, teamster, bds 2 Beach
^ Lavin John, boottreer, bds 2 Brown
< Lavin Luke, bootmaker, h 2 Beach
2 Lavin Michael, laborer, h 36 Shrewsbury
^ Lavin Miles, laborer, bds 9 Beach
< Lavin Michael, machinist, bds 19 Grafton
^ Lavin Owen, painter, bds 7 Pond
^ Lavin Owen, roller, bds Quinsigamond
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Lavin Patrick, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Lavin Patrick, bootmaker, h 18 East Worcester
.Lavin Patrick, laborer, h 2 Temple
Lavin Wm. at City works, h 62 Shrewsbury
Lavine Gilbert, laborer, bds Mechanic cor. Spring
Law H. D. fancy dry goods, 6 Parker's block
Law Samuel, waste picker, bds Southgate
Lawler John, laborer, h 10 Bridge
Lawler Lawrence, teamster, h 1 6 Pond
Lawler Michael, farmer, h 18 Bridge
Lawler Patrick, stone cutter, bds 87 Front
Lawler Patrick, h 6 Nashua
LAWRENCE EDWIN S. Sup't Sargent Card Clothing Co.
Southbridge, cor. Gold, h 12 Providence [opposite Oread
Lawrence Everett C. at J. B. Lawrence & Co's, bds Main
Lawrence Edwin B. card maker, h 20 Grafton
Lawrence Edwin P. letter carrier, h 46 Newbury [Pleasant
LAWRENCE FRANK photographic rooms, 188 Main, h 42
Lawrence Geo. C. with J. B. Lav'rence, h cor. Beacon &
Lawrence George B. machinist, bds 46 Salem [Benefit
Lawrence John G. bookkeeper at Sargent card clothing Co.
Lawrence J. C. h 46 Newbury [h 29 Salem
LAWRENCE JOSEPH B*.<fc CO. furniture, American
house block, h Main, opposite Oread
Lawrence S. E. machinist, at Court mills, h 45 N. Ashland
Lawson P. H. (Finlay, Lawson & Kennedy,) bds Waldo
Lawton Bartholomew, at Western fit house, h 20 Shrewsbury
Lawton Clarence B. boot finisher, h 28 Newbury
Lawton Job G. carpenter, h 4 Assonet
Lawton J. Judson, machinist, bds 9 Washington
Layng George, at Grove mills, h 1 7 North Ashland
Layng George jr. machinist, bds 1 1 North Ashland
Layng James H. machinist, bds 17 North Ashland
Layng Thomas F. clerk at 13 Winter, bds 6 Brown
Layton Edwin, laborer, h Ward
Lazell Daniel, leather worker, h 7 Austin
Lazell James A. at Nathan Lazell's, h 4 Lexington
LAZELL NATHAN, leather dealer, 6 Waldo, h 6 Waldo
Lazoie Abrumme, at Bradley's car shop, bds 41 Temple
Lazoie John, at Bradley's car shop, h 41 Temple
Lazoie Thomas, at Bradley's car shop, bds 41 Temple
Leach Asaph S. shoemaker, h 23 Hanover
Leach Fred M. delmonico saloon, 22 Mechanic, h 118 South-
Leahey Patrick, laborer, bds 24 Chandler [bridge
Leahy David, laborer, h 84 Mechanic
Leahy James, planer at Bradley's, h Gold street court
Leahy Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co.
Leahy Timothy, laborer, h 13 Winter
Leahv Thomas, brakeman, h rear 93 Front
LEARNED, (J.) NEWTON (Geo. L.) & CO. wholesale
grocers, 3 Allen's court, bds Bay State house
Learned R. D. carpenter, h 2 Brown's block, Salem
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Learned Thomas G. carpenter, h 67 Austin
. Leary B. J. laborer, h Shrewsbury
"^ Leary Daniel, marble worker, h 6 Larkin
-§ Leary Daniel, N. li. R. h John, below N. Ashland
S Leary Mrs. Ellen, h Southgate
-« Leary Francis, laborer, h 58 Shrewsbury
K Leary Jeremiah, laborer, h 20 Central
^ Leary Mrs. Julia, h North ville
^ Leary Michael, carder, h Canterbury
_r Leary Patrick, at Wheeler's, h 26 John
"53 Leai*y Patrick, at Court mills, h 26 Pink
^ Leary Patrick, at E. Allen's, h 13 Winter
o Leary B. J. laborer, h Shrewsbury
c/3 Leary Timothy, wire worker, h Grove
n: Leathers Charles F. carpenter, h Millbury
-^ Leavens Oliver, laborer, h Webster court
Leblanc Augustine, carpenter, h 1 6 Union
— Leclaire Augustus, shoemaker, bds Stafford
Q> Lee Albert, machinist, h 38 John
SJ Lee B. F. provisions, 238 Main, h 158 Main
2 Lee Mrs. D. B. h 46 Elm
^ Lee George F. clerk at Grove mills, bds 46 Elm
Lee Harry O. bonnets, &c. 154 Main, h 16 Cedar
t^ LEE HENRY A. (Dennis & L.) 56 Union, h 2 Crown
^ Lee James, grocer, h 60 Mechanic
o Lee James, boottreer, bds 6 Harrison
•£ Lee John, laborer, h 6 Nashua
.S2 Lee Joseph, moulder, at Crompton's
<» Lee Michael, Grove mills, h 3 Nashua
'^ Lee Pardon A. cai'periter, bds 1 7 Bowdoin
c^ Lee Peter, wire drawer, h Goddard lane
S Lee Stephen, helper, h Gold court
W) Lee Thomas, at Washburn Iron Co.
-g Lee Thomas, laborer, h 60 Mechanic
Jg Lee William, bootsider, h 30 Millbury
^ Lee William, teamster, h 7 South Irving
.E Lee Zebina, carpenter, bds 3 Cedar
E Leech R. B. compositor at Spy office
^ Leeds Harry, fireman on B. <fe R. R. h 37 Washington sq.
% Legate Clary, paper hanger, bds 3 Carlton
O ^^gg Fred, brakeman, bds Burnside court
•^ Leham Charles, blacksmith, bds 4 Mechanic
JO Lehmann Charles, machinist, bds 4 Mechanic
^ Lehedy John, laborer at Washburn Iron Co.
c Leigh James, carpenter, h 2 Parker's block
3 Leigh Mrs. J. N. millinery, iSbc. 5 Parker's block
3 Leland Aaron, h Eden
. Leland Charles, at C. W. Wilson's, 244 Main, bds 83 Irving
E LELAND EDWIN J. photographer, Harrington corner, h
^ 13 Congress
r= Leland Frank A. (S. R. Leland & Son,) bds 46 Front
*~ Leland Dr. Fred. C. h 45 Salem
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Leland Henry M. machinisty h Tirrel, N. W.
LELAND HENRY F. engraver, 197 Main, h 5 Bellevue
Leland John, machinist, h 5 Fulton ^
Leland Joseph, weigher. Strong A Rogers' coalyard, South- r-
Leland L. B. laborer, h 28 Thomas [bridge, h 8 Chandler ^
Leland R. Franklin, planer, h May ^
Leland S. R. <fe Son, pianos,melodeons and music, 205^ Main, z
Lemay Peter, blacksmith, h 16 Union f h 46 Front fn
Lemke H. ornamental painter, 18 Myrtle, bds 33 Irving <^
Leo David, armorer, h Winter place ag
Leonard Cormick,^laborer, bds 12 Nashua o
Leonard Dennis, butcher, 295 Main, bds 15 Orange o
Leonard Francis D. moulder, bds 2 Washington S
Leonard James, laborer, h 9 Hill ^
Leonard James, laborer, h Carbon ^
Leonard James, Grove mills, h Brighton o
Leonard John, hostler, h 10 Spring ^
Leonard John, boot bottomer, bds Carbon yi
Leonard John, grocer, h 122 Southbridge —
Leonard Michael, currier, h Lafayette near Washington oo
Leonard Patrick, machinist, h rear 9 Bridge s
Leonard Samuel S. h Harvard place S'
Leonard Solon, with E. W. Carter, stair builder, Mechanic S(?
Leonard Walter B. moulder, bds 2 Washington g
Leonard W. H. painter, bds 19 Washington ^
Lesure Mrs. L. millinery, 156 Main *S
Letourneau L. A. at 38 Exchangee, bds 32 Thomas o
Levens Stephen, carpenter, bds Spring cor Mechanic ^
Lewin Geo. foreman Earle Stove Co. h Cambridge, S. W. °S
Lewis Mrs. Asa, h 3 Crown ^
Lewis A. H. at C. Foster & Co.'s, bds Lincoln house «<
Lewis Benj. h 4 Sycamore ^
Lewis Benj. R. h 25 Portland S"
Lewis Geo. carpenter, h 98 Chandler S,
Lewis Geo. W. at Kinnicutt & Co.'s, bds 8 Maple
Lewis James, express messenger, bds 4 Sycamore
Jjewis Joseph, grocery, cor Union and Market, h. 10 Market 3
Lewis Joseph, carpenter, bds Belmont :p
Lewis John S. clerk People's Savings Bank, bds 30 Providence |
Lewis John T. machinist, bds 37 Beacon ^
Lewis Joshua O. card clothier, Cambridge, S. W. ^
Lewis Joshua S. general and special agent, 49 Front, h 30 i
Lewis Silas, brakeman, h Brighton [Providence =:
Lewis Thomas, marble worker, h North 55.
Lewis W. Dean, clerk for Adams Express Co. bds 3 Crown o
Lewis Mrs. Westley, h 1 Howard
Lewisson Louis, clothing, 232 Main, h 10 Wellington
Leyden Edward, labarer, Quinsigamond (5
Leyden Owen, laborer, h 14 Plymouth ^
Libby Herbert A. lather, bds rear 5 School 2
Libby James L. farmer, Holden P
Libby Lavine, teamster, h rear 5 School
At GHA9. A. TSirifnr * CO.'S, Shrawsburj Str««>t, ^r^ry
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Liberty Geo- blacksmith, h 2 Central
^ Liberty Joseph, carpenter, h Bloomingdale
uj Liberty Megloier, painter, h 27 Union
Jt Lichtenfelt George, confectioner, h 14 Cherry
LU Liel Lacy, carpet cleaner, h rear 25 Central [grange
2 Light Edward F. foreman at Wood, Light & Co.'s, h La-
Q Light Gardner, master mechanic at L. W. Pond's, h 4 Han-
^ Light Joseph F. (Wood, L. & Co.) h 38 Portland [over
Lilley A. J. refreshment rooms, 161 Main, h 9 Harvard
jC Lincoln Charles A. N. E. agent Mich. Cent. R. R. 6 Wor-
w cester Bank block, h 15 Oxford
S Lincoln D. Waldo, V. Pres. B. & A. R. R.^h 8 Ashland
H- Lincoln Edward W. secretary horticultural society, h 1 Oak
^ Lincoln George, clerk at Kinnicutt's, bds 15 Main
2 LINCOLN J. B. <fc CO. sewing machine repairers, 24 Foster;
< Lincoln Mrs. Levi, h 25 Elm h 92 Southbridge
S Lincoln Lucius G. farmer and cooper, h Pratt
^^ Lincoln Miss Lucy A. h 2 State
CM Lincoln Moses, machinist at Witherby, Rugg & Richard^a's
!>• Lincoln Mrs. Sarah, h Boynton
"" Lincoln S. W. printer, bds 6 Maple
^ Lincoln Stephen C. carpenter, h 1 Allen
O Lincoln Wm. bank messenger, bds May
2] Lincoln Wm. S. farmer, h May
Q Lindsay Charles A. clerk for Dexter So Curtis, bds Water cure
Lindsey Henry, painter, bds 11 Arch
1j Lindsey Geo. J. at Barnard, Sumner & Co.'s, h 7 Liberty
O Lindsay Mark, laborer, h Milton
^ Lindsay Talbert, carpenter, bds Milton
O Linihan Mrs. Michael, h 25 Gold
^ Linnell Benj. F. boot stitcher, h 23 Laurel
CO Linnell Elijah C. & Co. (D. G. Rawson,) boot manufacturers,
Austin, h 28 Pleasant
Linnell Frank M. printer, bds 28 Pleasant
Lippan Anthony, h Bloomingdale
Z Liscomb Nathaniel S. (Eldred & L.) h 4 Benefit
^ List Mrs. Charles, h long block, Southgate
2 Litchfield Howard, mason, h 21 Chandler
^ Litchfield S. P. blacksmith, bds 26 Beacon
O Litchfield Wm. scroll sawer, bds Grove
Little James, spinner, at Messinger & Wnght's
J* Little Luther, jr. machinist, h 3 Grant
Qj Little Robert, mason, h 35 Shrewsbury
^ Little Wm. bootmaker, h 49 Mason
^ Littleton John, at Washburn Iron Co.
§ Littleton Matthew, laborer, h II Cross
H Littleton Michael, harness maker, h Southbiidge, Adriatic
^ Littleton Patrick, at N. Washburn's, h rear 58 Mechanic
. Livermore C. F. clerk, h 33 Lincoln
^ Livermore Charles G. agent Fairbanks' Scales, h 7 Oxford
^ Livermore E. Edward, clerk, 262 Main, bds 7 Oxford
Livermore Mrs. Lydia, h 33 Irving
PartlcMlMr Mttemtlon paid to famisbtiHr !< V VI II E R b j tb«
CAR IiOAJD. CUA». A. VKHJVEY * CO.
WORCESTER L DIRECTORY. 177
Liverraore Ozro J. at Clark, Sawyer So Co.'s, h 7 Sycamore
' Livingston John, water works, h 59 Summer «.
Lloyd George E. wire worker, bds 99^ Main *<
Lloyd John C. & wife, dealers in second hand clotliingy i S
Washington square, h 2 Washington square g"
League Hugh, professor at College Holy Cross S
Lobrie Lewis, carpenter, h Gouldingville §
Lochner John, tailor, h 6 Water o
Lock Alfred E. brakeman, bds 99 Main o
Lock Thomas M. at Grove mills, h Edward cor Elliot g
Locke Oliver P. carpenter, h 31 Mason o
Locke Patrick, wire drawer, bds 3 Foyle m
Locke Stephen J. stone masoa, h 66 Exchange S
Locke Wm. at 34 Main, bds 99 Main o
Locklin John, laborer, bds 2 Hiberaia z}
Lody Timothy, bootmaker, h 38 Shrewsbury J^
Loftus Michael, at College Holy Cross *<
Loftus Michael, saloon, h 9 E. Central c
Logan David, engineer, 3 Allen court ^-
Logan John, laborer, bds Lodi =^
Logan John, laborer, bds 19 Winter . o*
Logan Lawrence, laborer, bds 16 Bridge "S-
Logan Patrick, laborer, bds 16 Bridge -
Logan Thomas, laborer, h brickyard, Belmont S_
Logan Thomas, laborer, h 33 Winter ^
Logan Thomas, laborer, h Lynde pi
Logan Thomas, laborer, h rear Bangs block %
Lombard Ed. R. machinist, h 20 John <»
Lombard F. H. weaver, h Lake 8
Lombard Geo. A. machinist at N. A. Lombard^ 27 School, h ^
Lombard John, laborer, h 3 Lily [6 School 55
Lombard K. A. & Co. woolen machinery, 27 School, h 15 ^
Lombard Richard, laborer, bds Hibernia [Hanover ?
Lombard S. W. machinist, bds 15 Hanover ='
Lombard William, varnisher, bds 6 Webster, N". W. [court P
Londrigan John, laborer at Crane's lumber yard, h 5 LovelPs '^
Lonergan John, switchman, N. & W. R. R. h Lovell's court g"
Long Charles B. machinist, h 22 William 3
Long Frank, plumber, bds 27 Chandler "g
Long J. A. book keeper for Parker, Denny & Co. bds 29 »•
Long John, laborer, h 4 Treraont [Portland J
Long Mrs. Margaret, h cor Mechanic and Spring S
Long B. W. clerk, bds cor Green and Franklin
Long Patrick, wire drawer, Quinsigamond, h 6 Foyle
Long Patrick, laborer, h 1 8 Temple §
Long Wm. A. N. h 122 Chandler «
Long Wm. E. carpenter, bds 13 Beacon ^
Longley E. E. clerk, at Waldo house
Longley E. G. assistant clerk at Waldo house
Longley Granville A. (Bigelow & L.) h 36 Chatham
Longley James O. machinist, 12 Chandler
Looby Edward, machinist, h S igel
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MuNBWStoarj Street, Jatt below fTasliiiiirtoM Square, ITorceiter*
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Looby John, laborei* at P. & W. R. R.
Loomis Henry F. carpenter, h 21 William
uj Loomis Horace, machinist, h 8 Vine
y Looney James, moulder, bds rear 72 Mechanic
f. Looney Joseph, laborer at N. & W. engine house
^ Looney Robert, laborer, h 72 Mechanic
2 Loozen Frank, shoemaker, bds Mechanic
5 Lord Henry T. lather, h 41 Washington
jg Lord James, gigger, h Leicester, V. F.
Loring Charles M. clerk, bds 34 Lincoln
Jg LORING & BLAKE ORGAN CO. 64 Southbridge
c>i Loring John W. (Loiing & Blake Organ Co.) h 1 Gardner
. Loring Jos. F. iron and stoves, 73 Main, h 34 Lincoln
< Loring Joseph R. butcher, h 22 Orange [bds 32 Mulberry
LORIMER ALEX, ropemaker, Blackstone cor Exchange,
£ Lorion Frank, laborer, bds Webster court
< Lothrop Orville, farmer, h 12 Hermon
Loudan Benjamin, teamster for L. J. Knowles & Co.
Q Loughlin John P. boot bottomer, bds 3 Goddard's ct. E. W.
Z Loughlin John, laborer, bds Southbridge
Loughlin Miss Margaret, Southbridge, Adriatic
2 Loughlin Michael, laborer, h Goddard's lane
5 Loughlin Michael, carpenter, bds. at Flaherty's, Benefit
1 Loughlin Patrick, laborer, h Southbridge, Adriatic
Loughlin Stephen, laborer, h 2 Hibernia
Q Loughnane John, at Grove mills, h 22 Pink
Lounsberry V. W. rolling mills, h 1 Vine
2 Love Andrew, h 3 Fruit
u Love James, mason, h Byron
^ Love James H. machinist, h Lafayette
09 Love John, laborer, h 66 Shrewsbury
Lovejoy Josiah, fireman W. & N. R. R. bds 2 Earle
^ Loveland F. W. carpenter, bds Highland ct.
JjJ Lovell Albert A. bds Lincoln house
J^ Lovell A. B. mason, manufacturer of Cement Drain Pipe, and
-J sand dealer, h 310 Main
yj Lovell Augustus, lather, bds 2 N. Ashland
I Lovell Cyrus, farmer. Mountain
H" Lovell Cyrus A. farmer. Mountain
0^ Lovell Mrs. E. B. h Merrick
gj Lovell Edwin H. h 18 High
ui Lovell Franklin S. machinist, h 9 Orchard
^ Lovell George W. mason, bds Merrick
^ Lovell Henry, printer at Adams', 212 Main, h 2 N. Ashland
UJ Lovell John A. mason, h Adams square
O Lovell J. D. agricultural warehouse, 257 Main, h 18 High
O Lovell Joseph, gardener, h 1 Sunnyside
^ Levering Daniel, carpenter, h 31 William
lij Levering Frank M. at Eaton's, bds 36 Orange
- Levering Hiram H. truckman, 11^ Grafton
> Levering John R. shoemaker, h Mi^l, Tatnuck
Lewder Francis, h 8 Smith's court
O. A. Xeaaej * Co., opp. Sostoa * AlH^muj Sew Vralfflit I»«smW
WORCESTER L DIRECTORY. 1 79
Lowe C. H. clerk, bds 2 Wood's block, Summer
Lowe Herbert, reed maker, bds 54 Central
Lowe John K. at Grove mills, h Lincoln ^
Lowe Moses H. teller at Mechanic's bank, bds 81 Pleasant ^
Lowe Wm. reed maker, bds 54 Central §
Lowell W. J. machinist, h 85 Summer H
Lowery Michael, at Crompton'8,h 32 Millbury ^
Lowry Michael, laborer, h 30 Millbury gj
Luby John, laborer, Trowbridgeville, h on Islan , S
Luby Richard, laborer, h Lamartine f^
Lucas James, coppersmith, at Rice & Barton's, h Leicester, 3
Lucas Myron L. carpenter, h 2 Earle [V. F. *S
LUCAS WM. & SON, stoves, tin ware, &c. 2 Pearl, bds 13 3.
Lucas Wm. H. ( Wm. Lucas <fc Son ) bds 22 Orange [C«-ntral ^
Lucia Frank, car maker, h 64 Shrewsbury p^
Lucia Peter, mason, h Leicester, N. W.
Lucia Wm. polisher, bds Leicester, N. W.
Lucian John, blacksmith, bds 25 School '^
Ludy Timothy, bootcloser, h 54 Shrewsbury g
Lugren A. Welsey, last maker, bds 8 Maple tsu
Lumb Thomas, spinner, h Canterbury ^
Lund Herbert, at J. Marble & Co.'s, bds 16 School p
Luther Edgar H. salesman at S. J. Wilcox & Co. bds 28 3
Luther Jonathan, (Marsh & Luther,) h 28 Crown [Crown p
Lyle B, F. cdok, bds Lamartine ^
Lyman James, blacksmith, h 38 Grove
Lyman John, wire finisher, bds 22 Liberty o
Lynam J. P. gas piper, bds 33 Grove g
Lynass Mrs. S. h 32 John j?
Lynch John, bootmaker, h E. Central i^
Lynch Cornelius, laborer, h Sigel, S. W. «*
Lynch Cornelius, laborer, h E. Worcester !3
Lynch Dennis, tailor, h Howard cor Blackstone ^
Lynch Edward, helper, bds 21 Central ^
Lynch Michael, laborer, h Sigel, S. W. »^
Lynch Michael, marble worker, bds 1 5 Blackstone B'
Lynch Morris, stripper, Adriatic, h Canterbury Qg
Lynch Patrick, laborer, h Prescott
Lynch Thomas, gardener, h Brattle fm
Lynch Thomas, boot turner, h Lamartine m
Lynd John A. machinist, h 6 Laurel
Lynes Dormick, laborer, h 1 Hiberaia g?
Lyon Charles H. painter, h Clinton court §
Lyon C. Emerson, tuner at Taylor & Farley's, h 27 South- S*
Lyon Edward, carpenter, 16 Central, h 23 John [bridge g,
Lyon George S. annealer, h John st. court -^
Lyon Henry P. machinist, h Laurel cor Carroll O
Lyon Jonathan, farmer, h Lovell *§j
Lyon Joshua B. farmer, h Austin 2.
Lyon Pliny, pattern maker at Seavems', bds 47 Washington p
Lyon Wm. L. farmer, bds Lovell
Lyons Dominic, h 1 Hibernia
Boogrli and l>ress«d Hemlock, Spruce and Pine,
CImw* a* Xeanair A Co.« ShrewBbiir^ Slr««t I<WBb«r YaWL
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Lyons Mrs. Bridget, h Washington cor. Lafayette
Lyons James D. carpenter, h 1 3 Shrewsbury *
Lyons John, laborer, h East Central
Lyons John, mason, h 9 Spruce
Lyons Nelson, silver plater, bds 1 Columbia ct.
** Lyons Patrick, laborer, h Prescott place
3 Macauly John, machinist, bds 6 Pond
S Mack Cornelius, at city coal yard, h Southbridge
Mack John, at Washburn Iron Co.
gD Mack John, laborer, h 15 Hibernia
^ Mack John, truckman, h Millbury
Mack Mrs. M. S. h 37 William
. Mackery Wm. at wire works, h Kendall hill
2 Mackin*James, carder, h Ellsworth
O Macomber John, carpenter, h Adriatic, S. W.
g Madaus Chas. gardener for J. Grout, h Kilby
^ Madden James, machinist, bds Ward
Madden John, laborer, bds Ward
g Madden John, laborer, h 19 East Central
H Madden M. J. wiredrawer, bds 4 Wilmot
^ Madden Martin, laborer, h Ward, Quinsigamond
•^ Madden Patrick, laborer, bds 17 Temple
^ Madden Thomas, wiredrawer, h 4 Wilmot
^ Madigan John, boarding house, 5 Spring
OQ Magee Nelson, harness maker, h 12 Pearl
2 Magennis Thomas, sexton, h 18 Green
^ Magoun Mrs. Ann H. tailoress, h 32 Exchange
0^ Magoun Chas. moulder, h 32 Exchange
§ Magoun I. W. mason, h 32 Exchange
H Magoun Mrs. Margaret, h 32 Exchange
S Magoun Peter, marble worker, bds 18 Salem
p^ Magrath James W. organ maker at Taylor & Farley's, h 65
Magne Henry, baker, bds 115 Main [Summer
^ Maguire M. T. H. slater, h 13 School
^ Mabagan Robert J. plumber, bds Lafayette
^ Maban Francis, moulder, h 19 Liberty
0j Mahan James, moulder, h 5 Union
{^ Mahan John, laborer, h rear long block, Temple
^ Mahan Michael, laborer, h 16 Franklin
*^ Mahan Thomas, laborer, h rear 70 Mechanic
H Maher Dennis, bds 11^ Market
|§ Maher Edward, laborer, h 18 Winter
Maher Edward P. at T. K. Earle & Co's, h 83 Summer
S Maher James, at wire works, h 4 Margin
^ Maher John, machinist, bds 18 Winter
Maber John, carder, h Sutton lane
^ Maher Michael J. woolsorter, bds Jamesyille
^ Maher Patrick, laborer, h 24 Lafayette
Maher Patrick, bootsider, bds 7 Beach
Maher Patrick, laborer, h 7 Beach
Maher Wm. H. butcher, bds 18 Winter
Mahem John, motilder, bds 5 Winter
SMiasrlet, Clapboards and I^aths. Clia*. A. Tcaaej * Co. «
Sftrowsbmry Stroot* J'mt below IFatblaf^toa Af^m
WOBCBBTRR M WBECTTOBT. 18 1
Mahody Michael, driver at Strong & Rogers' coal yard
Mahon Micbael, laborer, bds 5 Union [^outhbridge,
Mahon Patrick, laborer, h Winter street court c/I
Mahon Patrick, laborer, h Temple 8
Mahon Wm. H. machinist, bds 4 Millbury §
Mahoney Cornelius, laborer, bds 64 Mechanic , ^'
Mahoney Daniel, laborer, h 8 Temple S"
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, h Canterbury q_
Mahoney Edward, armorer, h Assonet en
Mahoney Florence, helper at Arcade, h 47 Temple ^
Mahoney James, spinner, h 1 Water 5*
Mahoney Jeremiah J. woodworker at Bradley's, h 10 Temple ^
Mahoney John, grocer, Canterbury S
Mahoney John C. dresser, h 1 Water 8
Mahoney John, mason, h Cypress 5'
Mahoney Kane, at Grove mill, h Nashua S
Mahoney Kane, laborer, h 8 Lamartine ^
Mahoney Lawrence, laborer, bds 29 Mechanic -^
Mahoney Morris, armorer, h 2 Lafayette ^
Mahoney John, dresser, h Tow Path p^
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, 9 Millbury 5"
Mahony Jeremiah, laborer, bds 58 Mechanic oi
Mailay Henry, envelope manufacturer .^
Major Rev. James, professor at College of Holy Cross 5
Mallett Alfred, shoemaker, h Stafford g
Mallett Napoleon, shoemaker, bds Stafford cST
Malloy James, wire packer, h Milton oa
Malloy John, laborer, bds 20 Shrewsbury ^
Malloy Martin, laborer, h Shrewsbury
Malloy Wm. tailor, h 36 Mechanic *^
Malloy , boiler maker, bds 4 Spring 35
Malone John, laborer, h Temple street avenue S.
Maloney David, blacksmith, h 31 N. Ashland ^
Maloney Dennis, laborer, h Burt cor Grafton SS
Maloney James, wiredrawer at S. W. wire mills 3
Maloney Miss Kate, h 66 Mechanic «r^
Maloney Lawrence, laborer, bds 5 S. Imng o-
Maloney Mrs. Martha, nurse, bds 3 Hanover *^
Maloney Michael, laborer, h Millbury near Cambridge
Maloney Michael, at Washburn Iron Co. ?^
Maloney Michael, boot crimper, bds Winter place ^/j
Maloney Michael, blacksmith, h 76 Mechanic ^
Maloney Michael, laborer, h 20 Madison CD
Maloney Michael, laborer, bds 1 2 Nashua ^
Maloney Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co. ^
Maloney Robert, laborer, h 72 Salem r—
Manion John, laborer, bds 62 Mechanic -^
Manion Martin, laborer at College Holy Cross O
Manley Cornelius, B. & A. R. R, h 47 Temple "S
Manly Benj. mason, bds 10 Providence g.
Manly James, moulder, h Siegel ?
Mangon Michael, laborer, bds Qninsigamond
FHAHKES, TXMBSR and HCAT^Y jrOIST f«nii«]ie<l to order.
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182 WORCESTER M DIRECTORY.
Mann Mrs. Abigail, h 76 Front
MANN ALBERT G. stone cutter and dealer, yard 59 & 61
^ Southbridge, h 33 Southbridge
■"" Mann Charles A. machinist, bds "i 6 Front
o Mann Charles C. carpenter, bds 10 Lamartine
o Mann Charles E. fireman, bds 3 Queen
3 Mann Geo. W. farmer, h W. Bovlston
.S£ Mann Henry A. machinist, h 1 Dewey
^^ Mann John, machinist, h 15 Lamartine
g Mann Mrs. Narcissa E. h 22 Portland
o Mann Willard C. bookkeeper, bds 2 Maple place
-S Mann Wm. machinist, h 4 Millbury
§ Manning C. Walter, bookkeeper at First National bank, bds
9 Irving
^ Manning D. boot manufacturer, 8 Pleasant, h 9 Irving
g Manning Edward, shoemaker, h Trowbridgeville
^*» Manning Frank A. wood worker, h Southgate
g Manning George G. boot manufacturer, bds 9 Irving
•gij Manning Jerome F. counsellor, 7 Front street Exchange, bds
_. 14 Trumbull
"|g Manning Michael, laborer, h 15 Blackstone
Manning Owen, laborer, h cor. Howard and Blackstone
-n Manning Theodore, (S. R. Hey wood <fc Co.) bds 9 Clinton
-o Manning William, machinist, h 44 Chatham •
§ Mannix John, laborer, h rear long block. Temple
^ Mannix Cornelius H. wholesale liquor store, 47 Temple
■g Mansfield Charles, M. D. office, 12 Front st. Exchange, bds
g Mansfield Geo. E. carpenter, h 5 Mason [Waldo house
^ Manson Otis L. clerk, h 83 Green
«« Manson Walter, plumber, bds 16 William
Maple Clemence, painter, bds 25 School
13 Maple Z. moulder, h 25 School
= Maples F. G. machinist, bds 31 Salem [Parker's block
S Marble Albert P. sup't public schools, office City hall, h
^ Marble Edwin T. (Curtis & M.) manufacturer of woolen ma-
^ chinery, Webster, h Beaver
m Marble Francis R. machinist, h Beaver
^ Marble Franklin H. foreman Bay State Shoe Co. h 11 Dewey
E Marble Holland, cabinet maker at Taylor & Farley's, h 22 High
^ Marble Jerome & Co. wholesale druggists, 260 Main, h 23
c Marble John P. h 29 Harvard [Harvard
jc Maible Samuel, blacksmith, h 43 Salem
c« Marchant J. W. cutter for A. P. Ware & Co. h 14 Chatham
<j3 March Lincoln B. bookkeeper at W. A. Wheeler's, bds 67
§ Summer
"^ Marchessault Joseph, blacksmith, h cor. Cherry and Canal
g Marcy Chauncy L. pattern maker, h 9 Hamson
*^ Marcy Jeremiah S. machinist, h 1 7 School
Sfc Marcy Merrick D (Minton & Marcy) h 37 Summer
Marden Charles T. carpenter, h 22 Wellington
Marden James, tea store, 48 Front, h 82 Beacon
Marden John P. at 71 Front, h 19 Washington cor. Belknap
▲i GIIA8. A. VEIVlVEir dc CO '9, Shrewiibiirj Street, ererj-
^•■criipttott 9t Hott»««llaildinir ^«nil»«r may b« foaad.
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Mardock Tracy, carpenter, bds 26 Beacon
Markey James, laborer, h Kansas, S. W.
Markham Wm. A. bootsider at Linnell's, bds rear 20 Temple
Marley Cornelias, wire worker, h rear 5 Foyle
Marley Henry, wiredrawer, h 5 Foyle
Marley Frank, wiredrawer at S. W. wire mills
Marley William, gigger, h 5 Foyle
Marlow Felix, shoemaker, h 5 Taylor
Marlow Patrick, shoemaker, h 26 Gold
Marlow Peter, shoemaker, bds 26 Gold
Maroney John, laborer, h Southbridge, Adriatic ^^
Maroney Michael, laborer, h Grove *
Maroney Morris, clerk, h 1 Franklin p
Maroney P. W. clerk at O. Hollander's, bds 1 Fountain g
Marra Daniel, laborer at Arcade, h rear 4 Temple ' K
Marra James, shoefinisher, bds rear 12 Grafton g-
Marra John, melter, h E. Worcester N
Marra Michael, at gas works, h Carbon A
Marra Michael, laborer, bds 3 Mechanic st. court §
Marrs Augustus, confectioner <&c. 151 Main, h Piedmont near g*
Marrs Michael, at Washburn Ibou Co. [Main *^
Marquand J. P. jr. (Shaffer & M.) h Sunnyslde **•
Marsden Thomas, h rear 60 Exchange g*
Marsden Wra. (T. F. Holdsworth & Co.) bds 12 N.Ashland |
Marsh (Alexander,) & Luther, (Jona.) patent right dealers, S
197 Main, h 33 Elm ^
Marsh B. C. carpenter, h 266^ Main cor. Austin ?
Marsh Charles W. fireman B & A. K. K. bds Farmers hotel p*
Marsh Chas. F. confectionery team, h 33 Shelby p^
Marsh Mrs. Eunice A. tailoress, h 27 Oxford S.
Marsh E. H. h 7 King §
Marsh Geo. H. tinsmith, bds 4 Clinton ^
Marsh Henry A. cashier Central National Bank, h 34 Elm S.
Marsh Mrs. Mary W. h 28 Grove ^
Marsh S. B. janitor, bds 1 Harris •
Marsh Samuel, h 18 Austin H
Marshall Mrs, Charlotte, h 7 Elliot ' ^
Marshall E. H. bookbinder, 239 Main, bds 13 Maple O
Marshall Elias, carpenter, h Millbury [4 Trumbull square ^
Marshall H. H. bookkeeper, at Prov. depot, h Gates block, M
Marshall J. C. (Brown & Marshall,) 78 Southbridge ^
Marshall James H. salesman for Clark, Sawyer A Co. bds 18 "•
Marshall Thomas W. pattern maker, h Bismarck [Pleasant |§
Martell Henry, shoemaker, h Maple ®'
Martin Andrew, saloon, h 8 Millbury gS
Martin Anthony, bds 8 Laniartine g.
Martin Bernal-d, moulder, bds 22 Lafayette
Martin Chas. h 7 Teniple ^
Martin Edward F. machinist, h 1 Taylor g
Martin Geo. P. machinist, at Wood, Light A Go's, h 11 ^
Martin Hugh, laborer, bds 22 Lafayette [Orange
Martin James, at Bay State Shoe Co. h Gold Court
EASTSRIV, 'WJEBTrnWiN and CAM AD A PUVJB, hj the Car or in Tm4,
CMmm, A. Xenaej 4t Co., fthrowsbnrjr Street Iiiunber Yard.
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Martin James, h Seymour
Martin J. Harlow, grocer, 53 & 55 Main, h 49 Main
Martin John J. machinist, bds 1 Winter
Martin Levi P. engineer, h Clinton court
_ Martin Luther, engineer at 66 Southbridge, h Washfciim, S.
He« Martin Lorin, truckman, bds Swan's hotel [W.
00 Martin Maurice, laborer, h Canterbury
3- Martin Monroe M. at Bay State Shoe Co. h 16 Washington
"p Martin Oramel, physician, h 16 Pleasant
-S Martin Owen, laborer, h 8 Lamartine
S Martin Owen, wire drawer, h Goddard's lane
Martin Patrick, gardener for* Mrs. A. D. Foster
Martin Peter, laborer, bds 67 Exchange
Martin Peter, laborer, h 10 Howard
Martin Philip, wire drawer, bds Goddard's lane, S. W.
Martin Thomas, laborer, h Wood's square
Marlin Thomas, machinist, h Lamartine
Marvin Chas. city messenger, office in City hall, h 24 Aastia
Mason Alonzo, cook for A. W. Sawyer & Co.
Mason Chas. F. carpenter, h 9 Home
Mason Daniel, carpenter, h 5 Glen
2 Mason Daniel N. carpenter, h Southbridge, S. W.
Mason Henry F. mason, h Bismarck
Mason Hk R. lastmakcr, at 52 Union
Mason Isaac, porter, h 7 Liberty
Mason John, at clerk of courts office, h 13 Harvard
g Mason John C. president Central National Bank, h Wood*
"* land cottage, Main
Mason Joseph, clerk of courts, court house, h 24 Elm
Mason Joseph W. h 16 Oxford
Mason Lysander G. machinist, h 3 Lexington
]5 Mason Wm. stair builder, h 2^ Lamartine
bj Massey D. A. elerk at T. F. Sraitli's, 229 Main, bds Elm
^ Masterson James, loom fixer, bds I Millbury
o Masterson Patrick, loom fixer, h 1 Millbury
2 Matemore Thomas, laborer, h Cambridge, S. W.
C5 Mathews &eo. at Washburn Iron Co.
S Mathews Edmund, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Mathews Eli, carpenter, h John, below N". Ashland
MATHEWS ISAAC D. machine jobbing, Merrifield's, 52
Mathews John, laborer, h Leicester, V". F. [Union, h 7 Shelby
Mathews John, laborer, h 9 Franklin
Mathews Richard, shoe cutter, his Madison
Mathews Wm. laborer, h Quinsigamond
MATHEWS (WM. J.) & CHAMBERLAIN (J. W.) plumb-
ers, cor Waldo <fc Exchange, h rear 12 William
Mattoon James H. foreman, h Quinsigamond
Maud Mrs. John, h 12 Webster
Mawhinney Samuel, last maker. Union, h Hammond
Maxwell Wm« B. counsellor, 82 Main
May Chas. F. pattern maker at Wheeler's, h 8^ Linwood
May Mrs. Eunice, h 1 1 Market [place
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May James, carpenter, h 4 Spruce
May Oliver W. carpenter, Southbridge, S. W.
May Wm, at Warren thread Co, h 96 Main m
MAYBAUM CHAS. hatter, 32 Mechanic §
Mayberger Casmer, beer maker, h 21 Madison H
Mayberger John, armorer, h 44 Portland p
Mayer Martin, brush maker at Ellis Thayer's, 66 Southbridge 8
Mayers Chas. A. wire worker, h 2 Hudson *
MAYNARD DANIEL B. furniture and crockery, 289 Main, ff
Maynard Ezra, h 87 William [h 47 Austin m
Maynard Henry A. clerk with Allen A Reed, bds 18 Pleasant g,
Maynard Jesse, baker, h 1 1 Maple ^
Maynard (Jos. A.) & Belcher (Chas.) City hall market, 4
Pleasant, h 4 Piedmont
Maynard Joseph G. box maker, h 5 Myrtle
Maynard Malcom W, mechanic, h rear 10 William [William IP
Maynard Mander A. clerk fr't office, B db A. R. R. bds rear 10 g*
Maynard M. Williams, carpenter, h rear 10 William g
Maynard Mrs. Mary A. h 15 Myrtle ^
Maynard Reuben S. cabinet maker, h 39 Chandler g,
Maynard Samuel A. farmer, h Burncoat 'g
Maynard Sylvester C. engineer Nashua R. R. h 2 Border ^
Maynard Wm. G. insurance agent, h Queen near May g;
Maynard Wm. H. & Co. wholesale flour and grain dealers, 9
Lincoln square, h 1 Hammond ^
Maynard Wm. Henry, travelling agent, bds 93 Pleasant S
Maynard Wm. L. pump repairer at G. T. Sutton's, h Abbott *^
Maynard Zebedee, job wagon, h Southbridge, Adriatic *&
Mayo Peter, lapper tender, h Trowbridgeville «
Mayo Wm. manufacturer, h 10 Gold
McAfee Henry C. clicker at Bay State Shoe Co. h 37 Orange S"
McAlvin El bridge, organ maker at Taylor & Farley's, bds 44 «^
McAnally Wm. wire drawer, bds 4 Margin [Chatham SI
McArdle James, laborer at W. A. Wheeler's ^
McArdle Patrick, moulder, h 27 Union CJ
McArdle Thomas, moulder, bds 27 Union O
McArthur E. V. apprentice, bds 4 Gold. S
McAuliff James, spinner, h 7 Millbury ^
McAuliff Thomas, dresser, 6 Millbury g*
McAvoy Mrs. Ann, h rear 7 Spring S"
McAvoy James, laborer, h Quinsigamond §
McAvoy Michael, boot maker, h 16 Pond ^
McAvoy Owen, boot bottomer, bds 16 Pond •§
McAvoy Patrick, watchman, h Leicester, V. F. 5?
McAvoy Thomas, boot maker, h 22 Winter ^
McAvoy Thomas, painter, h 27 E. Worcester
McAvoy Thomas, boot finisher, bds 22 Winter
McBridge Michael, boot bottomer, bds 9 Austin
McBride Patrick, laborer, h Canterbury
McCabe Barney, farmer, Adriatic mills, Canterbury
McCabe Daniel, at Graton & Knight's tannery
McCabe James, carder, h 1 Water
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McCabe James, bootmaker, h 31 Temple
. McCabe Patrick, h 10 E. Central
t» McCabe Stephen, bootsider, h new block, rear Temple
.S McCabe Thomas, machinist, h 3 Foyle
jg McCaffaray Dennis, laborer, h 1 E. Central
*^ McCafferty John, laborer at Baker's box shop
S McCafferty M. J. counsellor, 5 Central Exchange, h 13 Jeffer-
T McCafferty Wm. at Washburn Iron Co. [son
t!b McCam James, brakeman, bds 116 Southbridge
Jl McCambridge Miss A. E. h 23 Washington [Washington
"o McCambridge Edwin G. clerk B. & A. freight office, bds 23
^ McCambridge H. M. clerk P. & W. freight office, bds 23
g McCambridge John, clerk, bds 23 Washington [Washington
So McCan Patrick, laborer, h 3 Lily
^ McCan Thomas, bootmaker, h rear 70 Mecbsmic
^2 McCan Thomas, 2d, stone layer, h 25 Pink
McCann Ambrose, boot bottomer, h rear 70 Mechanic
-■ti McCann , laborer at W. A. Wheeler's
S McCann Arthur, stone mason, h 47 Mechanic
^ McCann Charles, laborer, h 13 School
5 McCann Charles, bootmaker, h 7 Bridge
«« McCann Edward, gas works, h 13 School
McCann Edward, blacksmith, bds 14 Bridge
^ McCann Felix, stone mason, h Ellsworth
^ McCann Hugh, stone mason, h 23 Blackstone
^ McCann John, laborer, bds 74 Southbridge
•:g McCann John M. h 74 Front
.CO McCann Owen, at Gas works, h 13 School
o McCann Patrick, laborer, bds cor Lafayette and Washington
-^ McCann Peter, laborer, at College Holy Cross
« McCann Ross, machinist, h 1 Seaver
S McCann Thomas, gas fitter, h 7 Blake
bo McCann Wm. tailor, h 7 Ward
-p McCarrell John, laborer, bds Franklin court, Shrewsbury
« McCarty Charles, laborer, bds 29 Mechanic
V^ McCarty Charles, moulder, h 49 Green
_c McCarty Daniel, maehinist, h 15 Millbury
E McCarty Dennis, wire drawer, h Quinsigamond
S McCarty Florence, clerk, bds 10 Vine
g McCarty James, at Washburn Iron Co.
^ McCarty James, gas and steam fitting, h 10 Vine
^ McCarty James, shoemaker, h Smith's court
jg McCarty James, laborer, at Washburn Iron Co,
® McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, h 4 Spring
^ McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, h 30 Temple
g McCarty John, clerk at 107 Main, bds 3 Thomas
= McCarty John, h lO Vine
^ McCarty John, laborer, h Ellsworth
E McCarty John, wood worker, bds 8 Central
^ McCarty John, painter, 23 Summer
-c McCarty John, laborer, bds 38 Shrewsbury
McCarty Michael, laborer, h 20 Blackstone
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McCarty Michael, laborer, bds Mechanic, cor Tremont
McCarty Owen, boot crimper, h 22 Winter
McCarty Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co* '^
McCarty Patrick, blacksmith, h 60 Exchange ^
McCarty Patrick, bootmaker, h 10 Pond ||
McCarty Peter, laborer, h Millbury g
McCarty Richard, lather, bds 12 Pond o
McCaHy Thomas, machinist, h 47 Mechanic ^
McCarty Timothy, laborer, bds 54 Salem, cor Madison -^
McCauliff James, helper, h 5 Millbury g
McCauliff John, laborer, h 24 Millbury ^
McCauliff John, bootmaker, h 29 E. Worcester o
McCauliff Michael, grocer, h 23 Shrewsbury 5
McCavett John, laborer at Baker's box shop 3
McCleary Wm. book keeper, bds 5 Eaton place so
McClennen Timothy, laborer, bds Temple st. avenue §
McCleunen Wm. H. (Kendall Ss McC.) h 21 Crown |g
McClenning Henry K. Norwich freight office
McCloskey James, carpenter, h 18 Millbury S
McCiosky Francis, carpenter, h 1 Spruce ^
McClosky Patrick, carpenter, h 3 Foyle S,
McCombe James, bootmaker, bds 21 Orchard ^
McCombe Mrs. John, h 21 Orchard [Trumbull 3
McConyille Thomas A. undertaker, 2 Green, bds cor Park and P-
McConville M. S. druggist, Trumbull square *-c
McCormick James, boottreer, bds 95 Main 2
McCormick James, laborer, h Quinsigamond 8
McCormick John, laborer, h John, below N. Ashland aq
McCormick John, laborer at Baker's box shop, h Lynde ^
McConnick Matthew, wire drawer, h Lafayette, Quinsigamond §
McCormick Thomas, blacksmith, h 20 Thomas *^
McCoy Edward, laborer, bds 20 Shrewsbury
McCoy Mrs. Edward, h 20 Shrewsbury
McCoy James, laborer, bds 4 Lamartine
McCoy James, moulder, h 3 Franklin ct. Shrewsbury ^
McCoy Martin, laborer, h 20 Shrewsbury ^
McCoy Michael, bootmaker, h rear 3 Spring ^
McCracken George J. painter, h 4 Stafford 3*
McCracken Samuel C. machinist, h 75 Salem ^
McCready John, baker, h 18 Chandler o
McCready Wm. jr. clerk, h 9 Crown §
McCrehen John, laborer, h 13 Hibernia 1,
McCue Luke, laborer, bds 2 Beach ^
McCue Martin, coachman, h 10 Howard S
McCue Martin, at wire works, h Nashua 2.
McCue Owen, wire worker, h Goddard's lane ^
McCue Thomas, h 11 Charles ?•
McCue Thomas, at wire works, h 12 School %
McCullock Hamilton H- stone worker, h 4 Spring ^
McCune John, laborer, h Hibernia, S. W. S"
McCune Michael, clicker, h 14 Bridge ^
McCune Owen, laborer, h 27 U nion
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McCuue Patrick, stone mason, h 6 Brown
CC McCune Philip, laborer, bds Bloomingdale.
[Jj McCune Thomas, currier, h Benefit, near R. R.
^ McCuUagh James, laborer, h 1 1 Blackstone
^ McCurdy John, at Western railroad, bds Farmers* hotel
2 McDaniel John, stone mason, h 12 Nashua
O McDaniel Paul, laborer, bds 12 Nashua
^ McDavitt Mrs. Catherine, h 14 Prince
McDavitt John, wire drawer, h Cambridge, S. W.
H- McDermont Daniel, laborer, h Worth
Uj McDermot Barney, teamster, h brickyard, Belmont
OC McDermot Barney, laborer, h 10 Charles
^ McDermot Daniel, laborer at S. W. wire mills
McDei-mot Francis, Grove mills, h 6 Howard
Z .McDermot Hugh, moulder, bds 14 Bridge
< McDermot James, at wire works, h North
35 McDermot James, hackman, bds 23 Temple
HN McDermot James, boot sider at J.H. & G. M.Walker^s, h West
CN McDermot James, moulder, bds 1 Tremont [Boylston
li McDermot James, book keeper, 14 Bridge
McDermot James, laborer, h 14 Pond
H^ McDermot James, moulder at Arcade, bds 2 Brown
O McDermot James, painter, h 12 Temple
lij McDermot James, at gas works, h 1 1 Blackstone
Q McDermot John, laborer, h 1 Bridge
^ McDermot John, stone cutter, bds 54 Southbridge
-J McDermot John F. machinist, bds 14 Bridge
^ McDermot Mrs. Mary, h Lamartine
h- McDermot Mrs. Maiy, h 1 Tremont
2 McDermot Mathew, laborer, h Gouldingville
a. McDermot Michael, laborer, bds Leicester, N. W.
^ McDermot Patrick, laborer, 3 Beach
McDermot Patrick, laborer, h Coral
McDermot Patrick, stone cutter, bds 3 Temple
, McDermot Patrick, machinist, bds Goddard's lane
5 McDermot Patrick, shoemaker, h Lamartine
jT McDermot Rev. P. V. vice president of Holy Cross College
P McDermot Mrs. Sarah, h 23 Temple
£ McDermot Thomas, moulder at Arcade, bds 1 Tremont
3 McDermot Thomas, machinist, h Gouldingville
^ McDermot William, at Crompton's, h 14 Millbury
Ij McDollen A. armorer, h College
w McDonald Alexander, armorer, h 24 Laurel
> McDonald Mrs. Alexander, h 36 Shrewsbury
5^ McDonald Barney, laborer, Quinsigamond
o McDonald Mrs. C. h Millbury
Jr McDonald Frank, wire cleaner, at wire mills, S. W.
McDonald James, farmer, h Main, N. W.
-: McDonald John, bootmaker, h 20 Shrewsbury
McDonald Owen, wire drawer, bds Quinsigamond
-^ McDonald Patrick, laborer, h 19 Blackstone
McDonald Patrick, machinist at D. Tainter's
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McDonald Patrick, laborer, h 4 Pond
McDonald Peter, laborer, Quinsigamond
McDonnald James, laborer, h 16 East Worcester -.
McDounald Lawrence, wiredrawer, h Millbuiy *<
McDonnell John, coachman at Crompton's, h Southgate c
McDonnell J. P. carpenter, h Seymore ST
McDonnell M. laborer at Crompton's house ®
McDonnell Michael, dyer, h Lafayette cor Washington =
McDonnell Michael, laborer, h 7 Bridge ^
McDonnell Patrick, at Court mills, h 1 Wall ^
McDonnell Patrick, teamster at Crompton's g
McDonnell Timothy, at livery and boarding stable, 82^ Front c^
McDonnell Wm. livery and boarding stable, 82^ Front m
McDougall Joseph, truckman, h 2 Washington S
McDowell Thomas, laborer at College Holy Cross S
McFadden James, moulder, h 25 Temple I^
McFadden George, hosiery and fancy articles, 68^ Front ^
McFadden John, shoemaker, bds 12 Nashua *<
McFadden William, laborer, bds Quinsigamond =
McFaden Samuel, moulder, h 5 Howard ^-
McFarland Andrew J. meat market and provisions, 39 Ex- =^
change, h 47 Austin o*
McFarland Charles C. machinist, bds 23 Providence »-
McFarland Daniel, wiredrawer, S. W. h Lodi ^
McFarland David, jr. h 18^ Portland |.
McFarland Edwin D. policeman, h 51 Thomas b>
McFarland Frank W. at Kinnicutt & Co's, bds 31 William Z
McFarland Gardner, clerk at J. H. & G. M. Walker's, bds %
Lincoln house, room 51 g
McFarland Geo. A. click, bds 23 Providence 8^
McFarland G. A. at Washburn Iron Co. sr"
McFarland Hosea, clicker, h 31 William
McFarland Ira, farmer, h Pleasant [23 Providence
McFarland James, overseer at Washburn Iron Company, h
McFARLAND WARREN, agent Arcade Mai. Iron Co. h
McFay Frank, clerk, bds 3 Eaton place [298 Main
McGaddy Jeremiah, moulder, h 16 Grove
McGaddy Michael, laborer, h 15 Summer
McGaffey J. A. butcher, h 9 Clinton »
McGahan J. Bernard, loom fixer at Messenger & Wright's "S
McGahan Owen, at Washburn Iron Co. 5*
McGann Bernard, loom fixer, h 13 Millbury ^
McGann John, laborer, h Bloomingdale
McGarr Barnard, laborer, h 31 Mechanic
McGarr Edw. Wellington's coal yard
McGarr James, at gas works, h Carbon §
McGarr John, machinist, h rear 1 2 Grafton s;
McGarr Patrick, laborer, h 24 Pink ^
McGarrill Dennis, machinist, bds 5 Union
McGarrill Owen, machinist, h Columbia court
McGarrill Francis, blacksmith, bds 5 Union
McGarrill Patrick, machinist, h 5 Union
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McGarry John, laborer, bds Prescott
|J McGauley Thomas, boottreer, h 9 S. Irving
Jj{ McGee Edward, machinist, bds 3 Hill
£Q MoGee George, painter, bds 7 Orchard
H McGee Henry E. painter, bds Orchard
^ McGee James, bootmaker, h 4| Bartlett
2 McGee John, shoemaker, h 3 Hill
^ McGee John, laborer, bds 8 Central
S McGee Mrs. M. h 3 Water
McGee Warren, laborer, bds 18 Central
CO McGenness Frank, boss weaver, bds Webster, N". W.
^ McGenness James, laborer, h Lamartine
1^ McGenness John, spinner at Messenger & Wright*s
< McGenness Michael, helper, h Southbridge
^ McGenness Owen, spinner at Messenger & Wright's
a. McGenness Patrick, wool scourer, h Lunelle
2 McGenness Patiick, at Crompton's, bds 2 Foyle
McGillycuddy Cornelius, h Southbridge, cor. Armory
Q McGillicuddy Cornelius, wheelwright, h 64 Mechanic
^ McGillicuddy Gerald, moulder, bds 64 Mechanic
McGillicuddy Thomas, grocer, 64 Mechanic, h 10 Spring
2 McGillicuddy Timothy, saloon, cor. Mechanic and Spring, h
< . 5 Treraont
3C McGillicuddy Pat'k, wheelwright, h Southbridge cor Armory
^ McGinness Barney, at N. Washburn's, h Burt cor. Graflon
O McGirl John, heater at Washburn Iron Co. h Cliff
McGirl John, stone cutter, bds 5 Eaton place
S McGirl Peter, h 4 East Central
-J McGirl Thomas, laborer, h Canterbury
P McGlinchie James, laborer, h 12 Carroll
^ McGlynn Charles, wiredrawer, h Ward
J. McGoldrick John, gasfitter, bds 18 Elliott
09 McGoldrick J. H. tinsmith, bds 16 Elliot
H McGourty John, carpenter, bds 116 Southbridge
<j McGourty Peter, at wireworks, h Oak avenue
■^ McGourty Patrick, wireworker, h Lamartine
Lu McGovern Michael, laborer at Crompton's
3C McGovern Bryne, laborer, h 5 Foyle
*" McGovern Farrar, h 21 Millbury
CO McGowan Mrs. Felix, 24 Millbury
2j McGowan John, laborer, h 2 Newbury
w McGowan John, laborer, h Grove
* McGowen Cornelius, teamster, h Cross
> McGowen Michael, laborer, h 6 East Worcester
y McGowen Michael, laborer, bds 24 Millbury
o McGowen Patrick, laborer, h 10 Pond
2 McGowen Phillip, iron dealer, h 15 Beach
McGowen , carpenter, h 2 Sudbury
1*3 McGrath Bernard, moulder, h 23 Summer
< McGrath Edward, mason, h 4 Spruce
^ McGrath Mrs. Eliza D. h 4 Church
McGrath James, moulder at Arcade, h 4 Spruce
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McGrath James, striker, h King
McGrath James, bootmaker, h 26 Chandler
McGrath Mrs. Jane, h 6 Millbury go
McGrath John, laborer at Washburn Iron Co. 2
McGrath John, laborer at B. I. Peabodj ^
McGrath John, laborer, h Grove g
McGrath John, dyer, h long block, Southgate ^
McGrath Lawrence, laborer, bds Prescott 2
McGrath Lawrence, teamster, h Grove qd
McGrath Michael, card maker, h 31 Temple TS
McGrath Michael, cunier, h 31 Temple ^
McGrath Michael, Prov. R. R. Co. h 8 Lovell's court »
McGrath Michael, mason tender, h rear 72 Mechanic ^
McGrath Michael, cement pipe maker, h 26 Chandler ^
McGrath Michael, well digger, h cor. King and Woodland p<
McGrath Patrick, laborer, bds 5 S. Irving »5
McGrath Perry, laborer, h Canterbury ^
McGrath Thomas, (Hanlin Ss McGrath) grocers, 16 Green
McGrath Thomas, machinist, bds 4 Church g
McGrath Wm. laborer, bds 16 Central ja-
McGrath Wra. stone mason, h Bellevue ^
McGreau Francis, tailor, bds Exchange g
McGregor A. (Ross & McG.) h rear 6 Madison g
McGregor Mrs. Alexander, h rear 6 Madison g,
McGregor John, boiler maker, bds 17 Harrison g,
McGregor Wm. machinist, bds 33 Salem ^
McGregor Wm. machinist, h 19 Lafayette ®
McGratty Michael, packer, h 51 Washington g
McGronigle Mjchael, laborer at Washburn Iron Co. S^
McGuane Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co. ts^
McGuigan Rev. James, professor at College Holy Cross *^
McGuigan Lawrence, machinist, h Franklin court . 55
McGuinnessey Michael, at Washburn Iron Co. ^
McGuire John, laborer, h Millbury, Quinsigamond gg
McGuire John, carpenter, bds 2 Hinds court g.
McGuire John, rod sharpener, h Colton, S. W. ^
McGuire Michael, weaver, h Canterbury 2
McGuire Richard, boot crimper, h 64 Mechanic
McGall John, laborer, h Cliff «
McHale Michael, laborer, h 37 Madison m
McHugh Frank, tailor, h 13 Summer
McHugh J. G. fish peddler, h 82 Front 2
McHugh John, bootsider, bds 54 Temple o
McHugh Luke, at Washburn Iron Co. 5*
McHugh Patrick, h 21 Grafton Q,
McHugo Michael, bootfitter, h 25 Blackstone *^
McHugo Thomas, laborer, bds 2 Beach ^
Mclntire Charles C. shoemaker, bds 15 N. Ashland s:
Mclntire David M. saloon, h 124 Soathbridge
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Mclntire James, wiredrawer, h Washburn, S. W. p
Mclntire John, wire cleaner, h Cambridge, S. W.
Mclntire John, shoemaker, h Coral
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Mclntire John, shoemaker, bds 16 Bridge
Mclntire Joseph, wiredrawer, h Cambridge, S. W.
Mclntire Russell R. shoe fitter, h cor. Austin and Main
"5 Mcintosh Mbs Fannie, teacher at Oread
Mclver Wm. B. (Richardson, Meriam & Co.) h 1 Warren
McKay Thomas, machinist, h 3 Foyle
3 McKenna Ambrose, boottreer, h'rear YOjMechanic
McKenna Geo. mason, h 6 Temple
McKenna James, mason, cor. Brown and Pond
OD McKenna James, mason, h 6 Temple
y^ McKenna Michael, mason, bds 6 Temple
McKenna Peter, bootmaker, h rear 20 Tenaple
McKenna Wm. laborer at Washburn Iron Co.
2 McKenney Frank, laborer, h 75 Salem
O McKenney William, laborer, bds 6 Spring
g McEenzie Robert, at wire works, bds 6 Prescott
^ McKeon John, moulder, h 23 Laurel
McKeon Owen, blacksmith, h 6 Union
§§ McKeon Thomas, clicker, h 24 Liberty
^ McKinley Charles, wireworker, h Kansas, S. W.
^ McKinley Hugh, wiredrawer, h Goddard's lane, S. W.
^ McKinley Robert, laborer, h Goddard's lane, S. W.
^ McKinley Thomas, woodworker, bds 2 Wood's b'k, Summer
^ McKniff Michael, laborer at Washburn Iron Co.
OQ McKnight C. H. machinist, bds 52 Pleasant
H McKnight Geo. F. machinist, h 32 Pleasant
^ McKnight John, at Fiske & Co's Express, bds 99 Main
tf McKoy Mrs. C. H. h Grafton
S McLane James J. carpenter, bds Spruce
H McLane J. B. painter, h 3 Goddard
S McLane Malcolm, moulder, bds 30 Green
g^ McLane Mrs. Mary, h Spruce
McLaughlin Andrew, boot finisher, h 16 Pond
^ McLaughlin Mrs. Ann, h 22 Lafayette
(^ McLaughlin Francis, professor at College Holy Cross
^ McLaughlin James, laborer, h Winter place
p^ McLaughlin John, jr. laborer, bds 1 2 Grafbon [ton
^ McLaughlin John, job wagon, h cor. Lafayette & Wasbing-
^ McLaughlin John, carpenter, h 21 Millbury
^ McLaughlin John, fireman on B. & A. R. R.
H McLaughlin John, clicker, h Suffolk
§§ McLaughlin Michael, clicker, h 122 Southbridge
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, h Goddard lane, S. W.
§ McLaughlin Patrick, boottreer, bds 5 Eaton place
^ McLaughlin Thomas, laborer, bds Goddard's lane, S. W.
McLaughlin Thomas, clerk at 1 1 Winter
3 McLaughlin Wm. jr. spinner at Messenger & Wright's
^ McLaughlin Wm. hostler, bds 12^ Grafton
McLaughlin Wm. spinner, at Messenger & Wright's
McLeere James, saddler, h 4 E. Central
McLeere Reynold, harness maker, h 4 E. Central [house
McLeod Alex'r, carriage maker, rear 32 Thomas, bds Waldo
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McLeon John, blacksmith, bds 32 Thomas
McLoon Gilbert, carpenter, h Abbott
McMafaan B. H. machinist, bds 16 Green CO
McMahan Edward, machinist, bds Bloomingdale S
McMahan Edward, machinist, h Green, cor. Winter §
McMahan Phillip, moulder, h Bloomingdale ^^
McMahftfi Phillip, moulder, h 5 Union p>
McMahon Edward, blacksmith, h 45 Temple o.
McMahon Michael, machinist, bds 16 Green C/3
McManus Cormick, laborer, h Prescott ^
McManus (Bernard) & Kelley, (Robert) groceries and pro- 5"
visions, 11 Winter ^
McManas Cormic, laborer, h Prescott 3!
McManus Dominick, wire drawer, h 12 Plymouth g.
McManus James, moulder for Earle Stove Co. S'
McManus John, laborer, h Cliff S
McManus Patrick, wiredrawer, h 13 Summer "^
McManus Patrick, moulder, h 10 Pond "^
McAellen Chas. machinist, h 28 Liberty =
McMenemy James, boottreer, h 34 Winter p5-
McMonigle William, bootmaker, bds 9 Lagrange g"
McMurr^ Farfell, bootmaker, bds 23 Winter ^
McMurray Farrell, moulder, h 24 Liberty -^
McNalley John, moulder, h 8 Central ^
McNalley John, laborer at Washburn Iron Co, bds 5 Beach g
McNalley Wm. laborer, at Washburn Iron Co. h 5 Beach 5"
McNamara Andrew, shoemaker, h Lodi s»
McNamara Jeremiah, laborer, h 6 Pink ' ^
McNamara John, dyer, h Leicester, V. F. jy
McNamara John, on Norwich R. R. h 7 E. Central *»-
McNamara John, teamster, h Millbury cor. Cambridge 3
McNamara Michael, striker at Richardson ifc Meriam's S-
McNamara Michael, laborer, h 1 1 Spring
McNamara Matthew, cigar maker, bds 14 Salem . 5*
McNamara Timothy, laborer, h Lodi <g
McNaughton Daniel, boottreer, h 8 Langdon ^-^
McNaughton Wm. barber, bds 32 William ^
McNeil Wm. T. carpenter, h 11 Lincoln
McNiif John, wiredrawer, h Sheridan, S. W.
McNiff Wm. wiredrawer, h Quinsigamond ?■
McNight C. H. machinist, bds 32 Pleasant C/>
McNight G. F. machinist, h 32 Pleasant ^
McNilly Patrick, moulder, h 29 Winter C^
McNulty Patrick, laborer, h Columbia ^
McNulty Wm. armorer, h 23 Temple
McPartland James, shoemaker, h Ward
McPartland Patrick, laborer, h 22 Lafayette
McPhillips John, machinist, bds 23 Winter
McQuaid Michael, laborer, Sutton lane
McQuarry John, blacksmith, h 2 Lunelle
McQueeney Patrick, wiredrawer, Goddard's lane
MoSweeney Brien, laborer, h Lamartine ^
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McSweeney Dennis, hostler, h 18 Shrewsbury
McSweeney Dennis, laborer, h 24 Shrewsbury
^ McSweeney John, laborer, h 36^ Millbury
""* McSweeney John, moulder, bds 87 Front
*S McSweeney Miss Nellie, dressmaker, h 10 Spring
g McTague John, at Washburn Iron Co.
3 McTennon Terence, laborer at Crompton's, bds 1 Foyle
."§ McTernon John, carpenter, h 25 Winter
*^ McTernon Lawrence, carpenter, bds 26 Winter
g McTiegue Gilbert, wiredrawer, bds Quinsigamond
McTiegue James, wire bundler, h Washburn, S. W.
TD McTiegue Michael, wire cleaner, h Goddard's lane
S McTiegue John, wiredrawer, bds Millbury, Quinsigamond
McTierman James, laborer, h 23 Blackstone
** McTiemey James, laborer, h 13 Franklin
g McTyge John, laborer, h 5 Hill
^^ McVay Frank, at 19 Washington square
g Meachem Benjamin, h 22 Salem
'go Meachem Chas. B. clerk, bds 22 Salem
^_ Meachem William, bds Swan's hotel
'§£ Mead Chas. engineer B. & A. R. R. h 02 Summer
Mead Elmer, h Holden ,
.£= Mead Wm. blacksmith at Richardson's
-^ Meadowcroft John, bootmaker, h 55 Summer
§ Meager Luke, wiredrawer, h Ellsworth
f^ Mecorney Chas. F.(W. Mecorney & Son) bds 80 Chatham
■g Mecomev Henry H. at Bradley's car shop, h 103 Summer
1 MECORNEY WILLIAM & SON, merchant tailors, Post
^ Office block. Pearl, h 30 Chatham
^ Medike Wm. blacksmith, bds 1 1 Mechanic
Meech James F. machinist, bds 5 Clinton
td Meelet Silas, carpenter, h 12 Shrewsbury
= Melane Thomas, mason, bds 5 Spring
S Melanefy James, collector and clerk Wor. Gas Co. h 34 Gre^i
-. Melaney Michael, laborer, h Millbury
^ Melany John, laborer, bds Quinsigamond
OQ, Melany Patrick, wiredrawer, bds Quinsigamond
^ Melaven Morris, blacksmith, 53 Union, h Vernon
E Melia Patrick, tanner, h Milton
jQ Mellen Edward, counsellor, 288 Main, bds 10 Green
g Mellen Henry, mason, h Merrick
-i= Mellen James, moulder, h 43 Grove
cs Mellen Mrs. James, h 6 Plymouth
o Mellen Wm. M. moulder, bds 6 Plymouth
tS Melley John, at Graton & Knight's tannery
"^ Mellor James, boottreer, h 27 Washington
g Melvin John, machinist, bds 4 Fulton
^ Melvina James, fuller, h Leicester, V. F.
f£z Menz Rudolph, instrument maker, bds 11 Mechanic
Meas Guisseppe, at Washburn Iron Co.
Meriam L N. stove mounter, bds 26 Beacon
Miriam Isaac S. agent, h 3 Myrtle
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Meriaiu Rufus N". (Richardson, M. & Co.) h 31 Myrtle
Mero A. H. at W. O. Swett <fc Co.'s, bds Liberty
Merkel HermoDy barber, bds 9 Mechanic ►
Merriam Charles, carpenter, h 63 Summer »
Merriam Frederick W. machinist, bds 27 Salem B
Merriam Mrs. George D. h 14 Portland g
Merriam Henry H. book keeper with L, J. Knowles & Bros. §
Merriam Joseph, mechanic, h 25 Salem [h Chatham place o
Merriam Newell A. carvei^ h 12 Cottage ^^
Merriam S. H. mechanic, h Clarkson H
Merriam Willard, at Howard Bros, bds 27 Salem S
Merrick A. A. book keeper, bds 10 William *
Merrick Anthony, at Graton & Knight's tannery J'
Merrick Charles V, butcher, h 1 Bartlett place g
Merrifield Mrs. A. h 53 Summer g|
Merrifield Frank, carpenter, bds 36' Elm &
Merrifield Francis N. machinist, h 26 John [bds King ^
Merrifield Henry K. sec*y Central Mut. fire Ins. Co. Bank blk, ©
MERRIFIELD LUCIUS, dealer in musical merchandise, Ac, |
369 Main, Scott's block, h 57 Chandler g-
Merrifield Wm. F. planing and moulding mills, Union^ h cor *!
Southbridge and Main ^
Merrifield Wm, T. office Exchange, cor Union, h Highland fc^
Merrill Charles H. wire finisher, h 21 Prescott ^
Merrill Mrs. Daniel, h 11 Bowdoin S
MERRILL ENOCH, variety store, 200 Main, h 10 West **
Merrill E, A. clerk at 200 Main, bds 10 West [doin Q
Merrill Geo. E. cashier Mechanics National Bank, hit Bow- §*
Merrill George E. wire drawer, h 6 Grove
Merrill John, organ and melodeon maker, at Taylor & Far-
ley's, bds 40 Chatham §
Merriner Robert, hostler, bds Farmer's hotel ^
Merritt Charles, clerk, bds 3 Fobes block. Front g,
Merritt Edson, liquor dealer, 21 Washington sq. li 28 Wash- ^
Merritt Mrs. Harriet, h 4 Glen [ington ^
Merritt H. E. carpenter, bds 15 Chandler H
Merritt John A. machinist, bds 3 Clinton L
Merritt Waldo, machinist, h 1 Tremont O
Mertel Henry, boot repairer, h rear 6 Maple [Green, h 47 Elm 2
Messinger (Charles S.) & Wright, woolen manutacturers, M
Messinger Daniel F. tailor, Parker's, h 13 Myrtle ^
Messinger David S. h 10 Chestnut *^
Messinger Frank L. at Clark, Sawyer & Co.'s, bds 10 Chest- g
Messinger Wm. S. at 198 Main, bds 10 Chestnut [nut ^
Messer John, butcher, at 26 Front, bds 10 Harrison H
Metcalf Mrs. Alfred E. h 14 Congress [bury &.
Metcalf Arthur T. clerk at Worcester National bank, bds Salis*
Metcalf Caleb B. Highland Military Academy, Salisbury S
Metcalf Geo. at Earle & Turner's lumber yard, h 103 Summer g
Metcalf I. N. prof, of music. Highland school, h Salisbury f**
Metcalf Mrs. L. A. h 2^ Lamartine
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Methven J. F. machinist, li 22 Orange
Midgely Mrs. Ann, h Coinmbia
J Midgely Eli, mechanic, h 6 Lafayette
M Midgely James, loom fixer, bds Armory
'^ Midgely James, clerk, bds 1 1 Laurel
fc* Midgely Edward, plumber, bds Columbia
^ Midgely John, clicker, h 1 1 Laurel
Midgely Joseph, boottreer, h 35 Orange
*§ Midgley Joseph, clicker, bds Coluipbia
•a Midgely Robert, W. & Nashua R. R. bds 15 Pearl
§ Midgely Wm. boottreer, h cor Summer and Central
^ Mignaiit Peter B. physician, office at McConvilPs drug store,
g Milan John, laborer, h 7 E. Central [bds Waldo house
^ Milan Martin, mechanic, h 69 Exchange
gj Milan Timothy, blacksmith, h 12 Shrewsbury
Mile Alonzo, machinist, bds 59 Summer [36 Lincoln
g Miles Charles M. Sec. Wor. Mut. Fire Ins. Co. bank block, h
Miles Clarence M. machinist at Richardson & Meriam's
g Miles E. S. wood turner, h 39 Exchange
^ Miles Wm. T. armorer, h 5 King
gj Millard George C. painter, h Harrison
Milea Wm. striker, h rear 13 Winter
^ Miller Adolphus, carpenter, h 29 Austin
« Miller Danforth L. book keeper at Dodge's, bds 17 Clinton
® Miller Edgar E. cutter, bds Merrick
Miller Edmund, shoemaker, h Merrick [h 8 Jackson
^ Miller Geo. H. book keeper at Dodge's, Post Office buildings
^ Miller George E. barber and bathing rooms, Richmond block.
Miller George R. attendant at hospital [h 14 Cherry
g Miller Gustoff, armorer, h Lunelle
Miller Hammond, cigar maker, h 30 Irnng
•g MILLER HENRY W. hardware, &o. 46 Main, h 22 Pearl
J^ Miller John R. clerk, h &3 Chatham
£ Miller Mrs. L. h 15 Main
^ Miller Norman, teamster for J. W. Jordan, bds 24 Beacon
g Miller Ramson R. at Benj. Harrington's, Harrington court
g Miller Richard, armorer, bds Lunelle
Miller (Riley A.) & Laing, grocers, 84 Pleasant^ h 6 Newbury
jfc* Miller Rev. Roanej A. h Belmont
1 MiUer Mrs. Seth P. h 1 Harvard
g Miller Wm. belt maker, h 163 Pleasant
^ Millett Geo. W. h 22 Clark's block
g Millett John, h Sigourney
Mills Elijah S. yardmaster at Prov. R. R. h 4 Belknap
•^ Miles H. L. clicker, h 72 Southbridge
^ Mills George, machinist, bds 8 Hanover
2 Mills Geo. H. carpenter, h 6 Mendon
g Mills Isaac, farmer and gardener, h Forest
fi Mills Isaac M. bootsider, h 11^ Grafton [bridge
^ Milton J. C. card maker at Sargent Clothing Co. bds 51 South-
Miuahan Daniel J. machinist, bds 5 Brown's block
Minahan Mrs. Ellen, h 2 Spring
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Minahan Jerry, machinist, bds 5 Brown's block
Minahan Jerry, moulder, bds 5 Salem
Minahan John, laborer, h 15 Hibeiiiia
Minahan Patrick, dyer, h Southgate
Minns Thomas, laborer, h rear 70 Mechanic
Miner Thomas, carpenter, bds 16 Myrtle
Minot Jonathan E. blacksmith, h Webster square
Minter Daniel, machinist at Gilbert's, bds Cypress
Minter ( Henry) & Marcy (M. D.) manufacturers of machine
screws, 44 Exchange, bds 7 Hanover [Thomas
Mirick A. H. clerk at T. W. Wellington & Co.'s, bds 9
Mirick Edward F. at Smith & Murdock's, bds 60 Main
Miiick Geo. W. clerk for Lamson & Glazier, bds 9 Thomas
Mirick Horace, policeman, h 2 Wilmot
Mirick M. D. machinist, h 27 Front
Mitchell Edward R. clerk at E. D. Buffington's, bds 15 Main
Mitchell Henry, rolling mill, bds 1 1^ Grafton
Mitchell Henry, carpenter, bds 24 Green
Mitchell Henry T. machinist, bds Lynde cor Kendall
Mitchell James, moulder, h Suffolk
Mitchell Michael, boot crimper, bds 116 Southbridge
Mitchell Patrick, laborer, bds 1 MUlbary
Mitchell Thomas, at N. Washburn's, h 11^ Grafton
Mitchell T. H. cigar maker, h 19 Central
Mitchell Wm. laborer at Crompton's
Mitchell Wm. at Court mills, h rear 21 Summer
Mixer Charles P. mechanic, h 1 Warren
Moeller Frederick, M. D. h 4 Bartlett place
Moen Philip L. President Washburn & Moen manufacturing
Monaghan Mrs. Mary, h 14 Hibernia [Co. h 30 Lincoln
Monahan Alexander, moulder, h Lafayette cor Lodi
Monahan Mrs. Beniard, h 1 Water
Monahan Edward, spinner, bds I Water
Monahan Mrs. Ellen, h 5 Brown's block, Salem
Monahan James, wire drawer, h Sheridan, S. W.
Monahan John, hog butcher, h rear 3 Foyle
Monahan Michael, machinist, bds cor Water and Green
Monahan Michael, stone cutter, bds 106 Southbridge
Monahan Morris, moulder, h 11 Winter
Monahan P. F. butcher at 296 Main, h rear 3 Foyle
Monahan Patrick, boss dyer, Adriatic mills
Monahan Thomas, butcher, 296 Main, h 26 Orange
Mondor Oliver, mason, h Norwich, over Bowling alley
Mondor Peter, wire worker, h 18 Liberty
Monks James, boiler maker, bds 2 Brown
Monroe Allen K. h 2 George
Monroe Fred W. machinist, h 21 Clinton
Monroe George, machinist, h Quinsigamond
Monroe James H. carpenter, bds 17 Bowdoin
Mongaven Michael, at Washburn Iron Co.
Montgomery George, machinist, h 23 Portland
Montague Thomas A. machinist, h 7 Elizabeth
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Montrose Wm. O. carpenter, h East
Moody Alvin, jr. car builder, h 28 Grafton
Moody Charles W. clerk, bds 20 Trumbull
Moody Edwin, h 20 Trumbull
Moody Edtsrin A. (Shields & M.) bds 20 Trumbull
Moody Noah, boots and shoes, Trumbull sq. h cor Park
00 Moody W. &. blacksmith, bds 66 Exchange
][T. Mooney Andrew, laborer, h Gold court
■« Mooney John, boot finisher, bds 3 South Irving
Mooney Mrs. Margaret R. h 23 Madison
Mooney Nicholas, boot crimper, bds 23 Madison
Mooney Terry, hostler, bds 20 Central
Mooney Mrs. Margaret, h 6 South Irving
Moore Amory, carpenter, h 63 Summer
Moore Ashley, farmer, Pleasant, Tatnuck
Moore Austin, carpenter, bds 72 Pleasant
^ Moore Barnard, laborer, h 6 Ward
Moore Baxter, machinist, h Dewey
Moore B. C. at S. C. Andrews, h 4 Gold
Moore Charles A. farmer, bds Ashley Moore's
Moore David, fish dealer, h Stafford
g Moore Eber S. clerk, bds Cambridge
Moore Edward, farmer. Brooks
Moore Garrett N. laborer, Quinsigamond, bds Lafayette
Moore Geo. F. hostler, bds Swan's hotel
Moore Harrison, farmer. Mower, Tatnuck
g Moore James, bds Armory
"* Moore James D. organ tuner, h 7 Quincy
^ Moore Jesse, h 10 Catherine
o Moore John, laborer, at P. & W. R. R.
^ Moore John, carpenter, bds 1 1 Winter
"^ Moore John, laborer, h 4& Green
Lu Moore John, heater at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Moore John D. W. boot maker, h Bumcoat
o Moore John E. carpenter, h Lamartine
^ Moore Levi, farmer. Pleasant, Tatnuck
Moore Levi, jr. farmer. Pleasant, Tatnuck
2 Moore Mrs. Lewis, h 101 Pleasant
Moore Luther G. farmer, cor West Boylstpn and Mountain
Moore Luther, carpenter, h 53 Mason
Moore Marcus, carpenter, h 35 Shelby
Moore Martin, laborer, bds 2 Spring
Moore Nathaniel C. farmer, Salisbury
Moore Nicholas P. umbrella and parasol maker, 207 Main, h
Moore Oliver J. clerk, h 4 Laurel [2 Ward
Moore Patrick, laborer, bds 4 Cross
Moore Patrick, laborer, h 4 Chandler court
_ Moore Patrick H. machinist, bds 4 Ward
1 Moore Philip, saloon cor Grafton and Burt, h 4 Chandler ct.
«c Moore Stephen B. &rmer. Maiden
« Moore Thomas, boottreer, h 20 Madison
"" Moore Walter, carpenter, bds 3 5 William
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Moore Wm. farmer, bda Pleasant, Tatnuok
Moore Wm. spinner, h 7 Millbury
Moore Wm. G. farmer, h Pleasant, Tatnuck -^
Moore Wm. H. bds cor Gold and Summit C
Moore Wm. J. carpenter, h Holden H
Moran Bartholomew, laborer, h Cypress g
Moran Charles, watchman, h 11 Jefferson o
Moran C. E. book-keeper at T. K. Earle's, bds 11 Jefferson J^
Moran Daniel, bootmaker at S. C. Andrews', h 5 Foyle -^
Moran Hugh, at Crompton's, h Millbury g
Moran James, laborer, at Washburn Iron Co. ^
Moran James, hostler, h Howard o
Moran James, wire drawer, h Sheridan, S. W. 5
Moran James, moulder, bds 47 Green s
Moran John, laborer, h Temple st. avenue so
Moran John, laborer, 47 Green §
Moran John, at Court mills, h 3 Behnont
Moran John, watchman B. <& A. R. R. h 6 Henry
Moran Morris, carpenter, h Ward oo
Moran Mrs. Patrick, h 16 Bridge ^
Moran Peter, laborer, h Prescott E».
Moran Peter, machinist, h 12 Temple ^
Moran Thomas, hostler, h 10 Howard 3
Moran T. C. saloon, 66 Front S-
Moran Thomas C. watchman, h Adams square <<
Morey Albert, carpenter, h Washburn, S. W- =
Morey B. L. planer of wood, h 25 Mechanic §
Morey Fred, carpenter, h Lunelle oq
Morey George, wood worker, bds 26 Mechanic ^
Morey Geo. J. fire insurance agent, h.312 Main S
Morey (John,) & Gardner,(Wm.) bowling, Norwich, h Wil- *J
Morey John, boot maker, h 3 Nashua [liam, cor West *:L
Morey John, at granular fuel yard, h 6 Lodi o
Morgan Albert R. teamster, h Quinsigamond IJ
Morgan Mrs. B. S. h rear 65 Chandler o*
Morgan Mrs. Chas. h 7 Brown's block, Salem '^
Morgan Chas. B. boot closer, bds 23 Winter
Morgan Geo. carpenter, bds rear 56 Chandler
Morgan Chas. H. sup't Grove wire works, h 13 Prescott E
Morgan Eneas, (John Dean & Co.) h Mill, N. W.
Morgan Nathan, boot maker, h 28 Winter ««
Morgan Mrs. Hiram, bds 6 Prescott . S
Morgan Lorenzo, clicker, h Merrick »
Morgan Patrick, helper, h 81 Summer S
Morgan Wm. at wire works, h Prescott Z
Moriarty Eugene, bootmaker, h 4 Church »
Moriarty Eugene, laborer, bds rear 20 Temple 5»
Moriarty Mrs. Mary, h 25 Temple ^
Moriarty Morris, at rolling mills, h 4 Prince ^
Moriarty Jerry, laborer at Washburn Iron Co. bds rear 20 ^'
Morisette Jules, machinist, h 63 Central [Temple ^
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Moroney John, wire drawer, Quinsigamond
t£ Moroney P. W. 1 Fountain, cor Belmont
w Morrill D. F. shoemaker, bds 3 Austin
^ Morrill Daniel, bds Cypress
W Morrill Mrs. Mary, h Cypress
^ Morrill Robert W. box manufacturer, Manchester, h East
O Morrill Timothy, laborer, bds Lodi
^ Morris James, machinist, h 112 Southbridge
Morrison Frank, mason, h 4 Bartlett place
h^ Morrison Julius, machinist, at Rice, Barton & Co's, h 53
m Morrissey John, laborer, h 67 Salem [Central
CC Morrissey Wm. boot crimper, h 54 Southbridge
^ Morrisey Patrick, moulder, h 35 Madison
Morrissey Patrick, painter, h 2 Lovell court
Z Morrissey Mrs. Mary, h Temple st. avenue
< Morrissey Thomas, coachman, h 13 N. Ashland
■E Morrissey John, laborer, h 14 Temple
,^ Morrissey Michael, laborer, h 6 Burt
CM Morrissey Michael, teamster, h 34 Winter
^ Morrissey Michael J. machinist, bds 10 N. Ashland
Morrissey Stephen, gardener, h Columbia
l-T Morrissey Timothy, farmer, h Burncoat
O Morrissey Timothy jr. farmer,bds Burncoat
m Morrissey Wm. T. student, bds Burncoat
O Morrisey Albert J. horse car driver, bds 301 Main
^ Morrisey W. H. carpenter for J. C. French
«i Morse Calvin, jr. mason, h 41 Washington
^ Morse Chas, P. lumber dealer, h Benefit cor. Beacon
ym Morse Chas. bds 6 Bartlett place
Morse C. G. teamster, h Southbridge, S. W.
01 Morse Daniel C. machinist, h 17 Myrtle
<^ Morse Fdward, machinist, h 107 Pleasant
Morse Edwin, carpenter, h Salisbury
Morse Edwin, (Lathe & Morse) h 23 Chatham
. Morse Edwin A. machinist, h 63 Austin
2 Morse (Edwin R.) & Smith (Milo B.) provisions, &c., 4
S Eaton block, bds 38 Main
-- Morse Everett A. clerk, bds 3 Mason
j^ Morse Francis D. carpenter, bds 107 Pleasant
O Morse Henry E. organ maker for Loring & Blake, bds 3
^ Morse Mrs. James, h 6 Bartlett place [Sudbury
^ Morse James B. baker, bds 115 Pleasant
lii Morse James D. paper ruler, h 147 Pleasant
^ Morse J. E. at J. D. ChoUar's, h 11 Seaver
g Morse James L. boss weaver, h Webster
o Morse Mrs. James S. h 20 Plymouth
H Morse John G. brickmaker, h Bloomingdale
^ Morse John N. clerk, bds 3 Home
2£ Morse Joseph M. shoemaker, h 301 Main
Morse Joseph, stone cutter, h 2 Washington
^ Morse Mason H. carpenter, h 11 Elm
Morse Milton M. melodeon manuf 'r, 263 Main, h 8 Quincy
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Morse Merrick L. bootmaker, h 30 Elliot
Morse Milton M. at Pratt & Lee's, 238 Main, bds 8 Maple
Morse S. A. at Chollar's furniture store, h 11 John
Morse Samuel, carpenter, h 3 Mason
Morse Simeon B, mason, h 17 Salem [Myrtle
Morse Wilber F,\ entry clerk at C. Foster ifc Go's, bds 17 o
Morton Frank, boottreer, bds 28 Mechanic
Morway Felix, shoeniakei", h 4 S. Irving o
Mo r way Lewis, bootmaker, h Lunelle o
Moses Chas, A- carpenter, h 7 Providence o
Moses Frank S. carpenter, bds 1 John st. ct, o
Moses Samuel A, madiinist, h 29 Laurel S
Mosher Frank, boot and shoe repairer, rear 8^ Myrtle 3
Mossman Aaron, shoe click, h Main, cor. Myrtle o
Moules Chas. R. dentist, h and office 19 Pleasant "^
Moulton Alvin S. machinist, h 3 Queen 3
Moulton B. C. traveling agent, h 1 7 Park vc
Moulton C. A. upholsterer, bds 22 Central S
Moulton Daniel L. last maker, h 24 Exchange ^
Moulton E. E. brakeman, bds 10 Jackson
Moulton Frank E. baker, bds 74 Southbridge
Moulton Geo. C. at C. A, Cummings', bds 8 Trumbull
Moulton John I), clerk, bds King
Moulton Mrs. Nancy, h 8 TrumbuU
Moulton Orson, custom house inspector, h 10 Jackson ^
Moulton Theodore F. boot packer, bds Lincoln Jl
Mo way Felix, clerk, bds 4 Fulton %
Mowbray J. G. paper hanger, &c. h Southbridge o
Mower Miss Caroline C. h 421 Main g
Mowry Chas. D. mechanic, h Mission chapel ^
Moynahan John, at J. D. Chollar's, h 5 Church. cS
Mulcahay John, wiredrawer, h 13 School ^*
Mulcahay Michael, laborer, h Winter place ^
Mulcahay Michael, laborer, h Quinsigamond =>"
Mulcahay Roger, farmer, bds Burncoat . r?
Mulcahy James, farmer, Burncoat ^
Mulchay James, laborer, bds 4 Temple st. court g"
MuU Daniel, painter at Bradley's, h 7 Foundry 3
Mullen Bernard, roller, h Quinsigamond "g
Mullen H. P. dresser tender, h Jamesville 5*
Mullen John, laborer, h 10 E. Central ^
Mullen Patrick, boottreer, bds 41 Austin %
Mullen Samuel, laborer, h rear 72 Mechanic 2»
Mullen Thomas, teamster, h Canterbury g.^
Mullen William, h 21 Bowdoin 1"
Mullen Wm. laborer at E. C. Cleveland's, h rear 72 Mechanic eS*
Mulligan James, shoemaker, h 9 S. Irving ^
Mulligan Thomas, laborer, bds Adriatic §
Mulligan , farmer, h Brooks g.
Mulloy Frank, laborer, bds 23 Winter [Pleasant
Mulloy Nathan P. light jobbing and models, 212 Main, h 212
Mulsey Chas. laborer, h Hibernia
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Multy Michael, laborer, bds 1 Millbury
^ Mulvanna James, fuller, h Leicester, V. F.
jjj Mulvanna Patrick, h 1 Apricot
OC Mulvany Bernard, laborer, h 35 Mechanic
hr Mundall Peter, at wireworks, h North
Miinger Cyrus, wirewoiker, bds 33 Salem
Z Munger Henry H. machinist at R. Ball & Go's, 28 School
< Munroe Addison, patentee water wheel, h 3 Vine
S MUNROE ALEXANDER C. agent Prov. & N. Y. steara-
ship Co. 6 Brinley hall, h 1 Chatham street place
CO Munroe Frank, at Grove mills, bds 8 Union
^ Munroe F. W. machinist, h 21 Clinton
^ Munroe James, at 42 Main, bds 50 Main
< Munroe James M. at Grove mills, bds 8 Union
^ MUNROE ORGAN REED COMPANY, 3 Hermon
^ Munroe William, (Munroe Organ Reed Co.) 3 Hermon
Q Munsell Anson S. pattern maker, bds 13 Clinton
Mtmson Alvan, machinist, h 3 Belknap
Q Munson R. D. billiard hall, 7 Mechanic, bds 3 Belknap
Munyan Jonathan, shoes, cor. Austin & High, h 59 Pleasant
Munyan J. M. at Intelligence Office, Front st. Exchange, bds
[2 1 8 Pleasant
< Murdock Geo. E. fruit and confectionery, 5 Pleasant
^ Murdock George H, carpenter, h Byron
14, Murdock George L. mechanic, h 9 Orchard
O Murdock George T. manufacturer, h 3 Webster
Murdock Lucius A. (Smith <fc M.) h 12 Johp
Uj Murfin John W. melodeon maker at Taylor & Farley's, bds
jl Murley Daniel, laborer, h 7 Foundry [2 Hermon
H Murley John, laborer, h 23 Franklin
^ Murley John, laborer, h rear 70 Mechanic
^ Murley Michael, laborer, h 9 Spring
€0 Murley Patrick, laborer, h rear 70 Mechanic
}iJ Murphy Cornelius, laborer, h 6 Tremont
^ Murphy Cornelius, laborer, h Canterbury
"^ Murphy Daniel J., laborer, bds 31 Mechanic
UJ Murphy Dennis, cigar maker, h 8 Mulberry
Murphy Mrs. Dennis, h Ellsworth [h 74 Southbridge
MURPHY E. A. & CO., stoves and tin ware, 4 Southbridge,
CO Mui-phy Mrs. Ellen, h 85 Front
2] Murphy Mrs. Ellen, h 10 Charles
w Murphy Florence, Arcade foundry, h 17 Grafton
Murphy James, laborer, Quinsigamond
>■ Murphy James, grocer, h 1 6 Bridge
Jjj Murphy James, moulder at Arcade, bds 8 Howard
O Murphy J. at Washburn Iron Co.
5 Murphy J. G. moulder, h 15 Jeiferson
Murphy Jeremiah, carpenter, h Bluff
^ Murphy John P. booltreer, bds 16 Bridge
Murphy John, laborer, h rear 72 Mechanic
Murphy John, laborer, h 28 Winter
Murphy Mrs. John, h 11| Market
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Murphy John, laborer, h 18 Bridge
Murphy John', melter, h 6 Beach
Murphy John, engineer, bds 32 Winter ^
Murphy John L. machinist, h 1 Winter •O
Murphy John, laborer, h Qainsigamond §
Murphy John H. tinsmith, h V4 Southbridge H
Murphy John, laborer, h 3 Temple ^
Murphy Mrs. Margaret, h 23 Pink g
Murphy Martin, l5>orer, h Seymour (xi
Murphy Martin, boiler maker, bds 2 Spring •«
Murphy Michael, laborer, h 3 Tremont 3
Murphy Michael, laborer, bds 68 Front *S
Murphy M. wiredrawer, h 33 Grove ^
Murphy Morris, at Washburn Iron Co. .
Murphy Patrick, laborer, h 12 Winter court g<
Murphy Patrick,, polisher, h 5 Tremont •O
Murphy Patrick, laborer, h Bloomingdale S*
Murphy Patrick, laborer, h 2 Charles •^
Murphy Patrick, wood planer, h 2 Charles fi
Murphy Pierce, laborer, bds 1 Millbury fSk
Murphy Richai*d, at rolling mill, h Wood's square, Suffolk ^
Murphy Sylvester, laborer, h 2 Nashua g
Murphy Timotjiy, moulder, h Suffolk g
Murphy Thomas, laborer, h 32 Winter B
Murphy Timothy H. armorer, bds Ellsworth g
Murphy Timothy, at Arcade foundry, h 1 8 Shrewsbury
Murphy Timothy J. laborer at Arcade, h Suffolk S"
Murphy Wm. laborer, Quinsigamond g
Murphy Wm. laborer at Kniffen mow'g machine Co. h John JSh
Murray Alfred C. upholsterer, h 25 Bowdoin p
Murray Andrew, carpenter, bds 25 Austin ^^^
Murray Augustus, clothing cleaner, 10 Foster, h 11 Highland 5
Murray Chas. M. bootmaker, h 14 Assonet m^
Murray Chas. H. dresser tender, h Northville m
Murray Frank, gigger, h 3 Millbury g,
Murray Fred, carpenter, h Lunelle ff
Murray Henry, carpenter, h 22 Temple 2
Murray Henry J. clerk, h 83 Summer
Murray James, machinist, h 9 Spring ^
Murray John, farmer, h Pleasant, Tatnuck m
Murray John, at Washburn Iron Co.
Murray John D. tailor, h cor. Brown and Pond 2
Murray John F. painter, h 22 Temple S
Murray Kearney, heater, h 1 5 Temple 2*
Murray Miles, currier, h 12 East Worcester g^
Murray Patrick, laborer, bds Bloomingdale •^
Murray Patrick, laborer, h Grove O
Murray Peleg F. carpenter, h 15 Congress ^
Murray T» Edward, saloon, 71 Front, bds 22 Temple S.
Murray Thomas, laborer, h Sigel S
Murray Wayland, dresser tender, bds Northville
Murrell Daniel, laborer, h 7 Foundry
Rouirlft and JDreMed Hentlock, Sprues and Pine,
Okas. A. Xcanej * C)ow, Slir«w»biirj Mrf»ef I<iimber Yard*
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Murrell Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co.
Murrill J. laborer, h 19 Pink
Murtell Heman, barber, bds 9 Mechanic
"S Musgrare Thomas, bds 2 Lincoln
£ Muzzy E. P. click, bds 21 Park
*" Muzzy Edwin A. & Co. (Geo. L. Battelle and F. A. Muzzy,)
g shoe manufacturers, 305 Main, h 2 Elliot
S Muzzy Franklin A. (E. A. Muzzy & Co.) h 2 EUiot
Muzzy J. Henry, accountant at Junction foundry, h Queen,
gg near May
^ Muzzy James M. carpenter, h 28 Beacon
Muzzy N. M. blacksmith, h 1 Seaver
, Myers Alonzo, machinist, bds 59 Summer
2 Myers John, boot bottomer, bds 3 Franklin ct. Shrewsbury
O Myers Wra. boot bottomer, bds 3 Franklin ct. Shrewsbury
^ Myrick Gilbert, iron worker Witherby, Rugg & Richardson's
« Myrick Gilbert S. machinist, h Orchard
Nabieau Edward, shoemaker, 12 Shrewsbury
g Nadrean Leon, shoemaker, h 12 Shrewsbury
H Nagle David, at factory, h 22 Millbury
^ Nash Charles, gardeneV, h Pratt
^ Nash C. P. attendant at hospital
^ Nash James H. machinist, h 7 Webster
^ Nash Michael, moulder at junction foundry, bds Canterbury
QC Nash Nicholas, laborer, bds Quinsigamond
g Nash Simon, shoemaker, h Leicester, N. W.
^ Nason Charles, mail carrier, h 10 Portland
CS{ Nason Joseph, carpenter, h 48 John
§ Nason J. H. at S. C. Andrews'
H Neagle David, laborer at Messinger & Wright's
S Neal Daniel, laborer, h Cypress
P^ Neal Hiram J. carpenter, h 1 Kendall
Neal an James, h 1 1 Brown
^ Nealan Michael, roller, h Millbury, near Cambridge
^ Nealon Andrew, B. & A. R. R. h 4 Cross
^ Nealon John, laborer, h 6 Cross
Pj Nealon Michael, laborer, h E.. Worcester place
^ Nealon Patrick, laborer, h 23 Summer
^ Neeland John A. twister, h Suffolk
Neddo John, shoemaker, h rear 28 Winter
Nee Michael, laborer, h 4 Temple
§1 Needham Charles, lather, bds 8 Trumbull
^ Needham Chandler, moulder, h 18 Providence
Needham Lewis, car inspector, h rear 6 Madison
Needham Thomas, wiredrawer, at S. W. wire mills
Needham W. H. car inspector, h 4 Burnside court
^ Neff Hamilton H. blacksmith, bds 81 Summer
^ Neil Mrs. James, h 155 Southbridge
Neil David B. machinist, bds 114 Southbridge
Neil Robert, tinsmith, bds Quinsigamond
Neil Wm. at Taylor's, Quinsigamond
Nellisran James, armore r, h 2 Hill
Sbliicrles, Clapboards and liUtlis. Clia». A. Teanej A Co. ,
•Mrowsbary Stroot, J'lut bolow IVasliinffton S^aare
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Nelligan John M. blacksmith, bds 1 Hill
Nelligan Morris, boot finisher, h 3 Hill '
Kelson Charles A. engineer, h Cambridge, S. W. ^
Kelson David, painter, h 27 Shelby
Kelson G. H. clerk, b^s Oread
Kelson John, carpenter, bds Canterbury
Kelson Marcus, confectionery team, h 17 Wilmot
Kelson Miss Mary Ann, h 1 Charlton *^
Kelson Solon W. machinist, V)da 27 Shelby ^
Kelson T. L. counsellor, 1 Brinley hall, h Kendall S.
Kettleton E. B, & Co. dentists, cor. Main and Park ^
Kettleton O. E. (E. B. K, & Co.) 235 Main, cor. Park —
Kevens James, laborer, h 2f» Chandler po
Kevins P, gardener, h 48 Elm
Kewbury Albert, sup't rolling mill, h Quinsigamond
Kewcomb Abner S. fish market, 14 Thomas, h 21 Hanover •^
Kewcomb Albert, fruit and confectionery, 323 Main
Kewcomb Calvin E, cutter at A. P. Ware's, bds 44 Front
Kewcomb Charles E, merchant, h 6 Fulton
Kewcomb Emerson L. at A. S. Kewcomb's, 14 Thomas, bds
Kewcomb Mrs. Henry K. h 8 Elm [Parker's block
Kewell Rev. Chester, h 1 Forest avenue
Kewell , gas fitter, bds 9 Maple
Kewell Edgar L. attendant at hospital
Kewell Fred, book keeper at Barrett & Washburn's, bds Bay ^
Kewell Henry E. carpenter, h 14 Ward [State house
Kewell K. F. eating house, 32 Front, h 244 Main H
Kewell Rufus, farmer, h 2 Plantation
Kewhall Charles B, clerk at E. Denny <fc Co.'s, h 20 Grove ro
Kewhall Edward A. machinist, h 72 Pleasant ^
Kewhall Geo. K. (S. Wallace & Co. j h 8 Lincoln
Kewland Wm. A, clerk at J. H. Clarke & Co.'s, bds Dale
Kewman Ferdinand, shoemaker, h 30 Oxford [hospital c/>
KEWTOK A. H. & CO. paper hangings, &c., 196 Main, h ^
Kewton Addison V. machinist, h 2 Summit [16 Chandler co_
Kewton Albert, painter, h 8 Fountain ^ *"
Kewton Albert E. clerk, bds 1 Prescott «S"
Kewton Misses Almira and Alvira, h 13 Shelby r-
Kewton Charles, (E. & C. Kewton,) h Hammond -^
Kewton Charles, blacksmith, h 7 Fountain
Kewton Charles E. machinist, bds 30 Thomas 52
Kewton Charles E. clicker, bds 4 Everett O
Kewton Courtland, boot manufacturer, French's block, South- ^
bridge, h 15 Shelby ^
Kewton Dennis, farmer, Millbury avenue m
Kewton D, F. deputy sheriff and coroner, 3 Central Exchange r-
Kewton Mrs. Edmund, h 42 Chandler ^
Newton Edmund H. machinist, bds 42 Chandler -^
KEWTOK E, & C. dealers in eave troughs, gutters, &o., ^-
Gates building. Union £5"
Kewton Elbridge T. carpenter, h 17^ Bowdoin
Kewton E W. shoemaker, h 6 William
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Newton Ezekiel, farmer, Brattle
Newton ]?rank, carpenter, h 30 Hanover
^ Newton F. A. deputy sheriff, 3 Central Exchange, h 6 Allen
*" Newton George, farmer, Pleasant, Tatnuck
o Newton George F. (L. Stowe & Co.) bds 13 Salem
o Newton Geo. L. (Learned, Newton & Co.) h 12 Crown
3 Newton Geo. L. D.' (Clark & N.) bds 56 Pleasant
5 Newton Joseph, clerk at Perry's billiard saloon, bds 28 Thomas
^ Newton John C. h 1 Orange
g Newton John M. clerk, h 64 Front
Newton Leonard, carpenter, h Cutler
Newton Lyman\ B. clerk at Parker, Denny & Co.'s, h 32
§ Newton L. D. clicker, h 56 Pleasant [Pleasant
^ Newton Mrs. Maitha M. h 6 Webster
^ Newton Mrs. 8. W. h 21 Portland [near railroad
g NEW YORK STEAM ENGINE WORKS, Washington,
=*^ Nichols Abijah, pattern maker, h 14 William
g Nichols Amos; boot maker, h Leicester, N. W,
5J3 Nichols Charles P. h 288 Main
_ Nichols Eben W. (T. Smith <fc Co.) h 501 Main
^ Nichols E. D. machinist, bds Linwood place
Nichols Henry P. agent Boston & Albany R. R. h 55 Thomas
Nichols Jeremiah, insurance agency, 244 Main, bds 14 William
Q Nichols John M. hostler at horse R. R. stable, h 32 Exchange
§ Nichols Joseph, h 72 Pleasant
Nichols Lewis, baker, bds 115 Main
i Nichols Lewis, mechanic, bds 32 Exchange
Nichols Lysander B. pattern maker, bds 501 Main
Nichols L. B. homeopathic physician, 102 Main
rt Nichols Sarah, milliner and dress maker, 112 Main
Nichols S. B. cigar maker) 245 Main, h 288 Main
eS Nichols T. L. organ maker at Taylor & Farley's, h 398 Main
-- Nichols W. L. express driver, h 186 Pleasant
2 Nichols Waterman B. manufacturer, h Leicester
^ Nichols Wm. O. tailor, h 1 1 Bowdoin
Nickerson Francis, h 19 Austin
Nickerson John F. roofer, h 6 Coral
Nickerson J. O. express driver, bds 16 Myrtle
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S Nickett Mabel, brick moulder, h Fairmount
Niel Martin, laborer at Crompton's
Niland Michael, blacksmith, h Pleasant, Tatnuck
c^ Nixon Solomon, clerk at Finlay, Lawson & Kennedy's, h
^ Noble Geo. H. machinist, h 20 Union [Webster sq.
g Noe Charles, blacksmith, bds Exchange
^ Noe Henry, blacksmith, h 2 Central
g Noka Joseph, stone cutter, h Gouldingville
=*^ Nolen George, clerk at 30 Southbridge
■j= Nolan James, taiior, h Lodi
Nolan John, blacksmith, h rear 2l Blackstone
Nolan John, at C. A. Tenney & Co.'s, h Franklin
Nolan John, laborer, h 5 Temple st. court
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Nolan Luke, boot sider, bds Eaton place
Nolan Michael, at Washburn Iron Co.
Nolan Patrick, laborer, bds Quinsigamond ^
Nolan Mrs. Patrick, h 18 Madison
Nolan Valentine, blacksmith, bds 11 Charles
Nolan Wm. blacksmith, at Court mills, h Thomas
Noon (John) & Coan (Patrick) blacksmiths, Mechanic, bds
52 Mechanic o
Noon Patrick, laborer, at Washburn Iron Co. h Winter place ^
Noon Luke, shoemaker, bds 2 Brown gl
Noon Peter, laborer, h Millbmy, Quinsigamond Pi
Noon Thomas, laborer, h Quinsigamond *
Noon Wm. shoemaker, bds 1 Beach p*
Noonan John, moulder, bis 57 Front 3
Norbery J. M. mechanic, bds 17 Central 8*
Norcross George W. clerk, bds 21 Providence E
Norcross H. C. plumber, bds 43 Exchange iS
Norcross Thomas R. (Young, N. & Co.) flour and produce,
16 Front, h 21 Providence
Normand G. carpenter, h 1 1 Winter [mory g*
Normand John, wire drawer, bds cor Southbridge and Ar- ^
Normand Herenle F. clerk, h 2 Goddard **•
Normand Joseph, carpenter, h 45 Green g*
Norton Christopher, spinner, h Leicester, V. F. ^
NORTON F. B. & Co. (F. Hancock) stone ware manufac- ^
turers. Water, h 11 Water **"
Norton John, shoemaker, bds 9 Austin »
Norton Melvin H. watchman, h 24 Grove p«
Norton Patrick, boot bottomer, h Orphan's home. Shrews- m
Norwood Howard J. machinist, bds 39 Austin [bury Jl
Norwood Mrs. Sarah, h 21 Myrtle §
Norwood Wm. H. carpenter, bds 1 1 Fruit *
Nota Rev. Leonard, Prof, at College Holy Cross S^
Nourse Asa, clerk, h 2 Newport ^
Nourse A. D. book keeper, h cor Main and Allen ^
Nourse Adonis H. furnisher of stone, sand, <fcc., h S. Worces- M
Nourse John F. clerk for S. R. Hey wood, bds 5 Congress L
Nourse Stephen, bds Southbridge, S. W. ©
Noyes Benjamin F. at Bay State Shoe Co. h 52 Austin §
Noyes Carlos, machinist, h 6 Lincoln W
Noyes Daniel, farmer. Pleasant ^
Noyes George G. travelling agent, h 45 Southbridge ^
Noyes James, painter, bds 12 Thomas J§
Noyes Thomas E. carpenter, bds 3 Mason ^
Nugent Charles, at Washburn Iron Co. B
Nugent Charles, shoemaker, h rear 70 Mechanic S.
Nugent James, boottreer, 1 1 Market
Nugent John, at Washburn Iron Co. S5
Nugent John, at Cleaveland's, h rear 106 Southbridge g
Nugent Patrick, marble yard, h 5 Austin r*-
Nugent Thomas, laborer, h Eaton place
Nugent Thomas, at Lucas' tin shop, h 11 Arch
At GHAS. A. TKTtNmiC A CO.'A, Slircwsbarj Street, eTevj
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Kutt Geo. H. armorer, bds 3 Pond
Nuttall Charles, boottreer, h Langdon
Nuttall Honry, boottreer, h Millbury
Nutter Edward, carriage paintei*, h 33 Exchange
Nutting Hedry, bds 8 Maple
Nye Charles E. (Goddard & N.) h 5 Chatham
* oo Nye Frederick, wood worker, h 1 Prescott
^ Nye George O. tuner at Taylor & Farley's, bds 3 Hermon
■g Nye Hosea W. blacksmith, h 1 Prescott
-| Nye Marshal P. butcher, 2 Bangs' block, h 1 Prescott
§ Nye Samuel D. acc't Washburn Iron Co. h Ashland
Nye Sewall, teamster for R. Ba.l & Co h School
Oakley G. F. armorer, bds 2 Grant
Oakley Wra. F. truckman, h 2 Grant
Oaks Albert, at J. Walker & Co.'s, h 4 Laurel
Oaks Barney, hostler, h 1 Canal
J Oaks O. S. carpenter, h 4 Bartlett place
^ Oatley Rowland S. Nashua engine house, h 16 Gold
Oberer Fidali, blacksmith, h Lamartine
Oberer Julius, saloon, h 11 Mechanic
Oberton Augustus, machinist, h 4 Brown
^ O'Brien A. D. blacksmith, h 1 Temple st. court
g O'Brien Mrs. B. h 4 S. Irving
ts O'Brien Bartley, laborer, h 1 Spring
O'Brien Connell, laborer, h rear 9 Bridge
O'Brien Daniel, polisher, h 20 Shrewsbury
•g O'Brien Edward, laborer, h 1 Temple st. court
"" O'Brien Francis, moulder, h 13 School
O'Brien Jerry, spinner, h Leicester, V. F.
O'Brien James, laborer, h Gold court
O'Brien James, machinist, bds 21 Millbury
w O'Biien John, boottreer, h Shrewsbury
Lu O'Brien John, laborer, h 21 Millbury
2 O'Brien John, machinist, bds 21 Millbury
o O'Brien John, tanner, h Milton
^ O'Brien John, machinist, bds 3 Spring
CJ3 O'Brien Michael, h 33 Winter
S O'Brien Michael, at Washburn Iron Co.
S O'Brien Mrs. M. h Brighton
^ O'Brien Michael H. farmer, W. Boylston
^ O'Brien Patrick, stone cutter at A. G. Mann's
3= O'Brien Patrick, laborer, h 16 Franklin
g O'Brien Patrick, laborer, bds 7 Tremont
I— O'Brien Richard, laborer at B. &. A. engine house
^ O'Brien Mrs. Sarah, h long block, Southgate
^ O'Brien Thomas, laborer at Washburn Iron Co.
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, bds 22 Southbridge
O'Brien Thomas, bootmaker, h 5 Brown
O'Brien Timothy, moulder, h 8 Howard
O'Brien Wra. steam and gas fitter, h 7 Lynde
O'Brien Wm. blacksmith, bds 49 Salem
O'Brien Wm. laborer, bds 7 Tremont
PartlCQlar attentloo paid to famltlilnjr li U IVI B E R by tiki
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O'Brien Wm. laborer at Bradley's car shop
O'CoDnell Daniel, bootmaker, h 4 Church
O'Connell Mrs. J. h Norfolk ^
O'Connell Jeremiah, wood worker, bds 26 Beacon S
O'Connell J. J. mmshinist, h 93 Front g
O'Connell John, moulder, bds Seymore g
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, h Seymore S
O'Connell Peter, laborer, h 10 Webster *
O'Connell Phillip & Co. liquor dealers, cor Mechanic and ff
O'Connell Wm. bootmaker, bds 3 Spring [Spring ^
O'Connor Andrew, card stripper, h 1 Water g.
O'Connor Charles, laborer, h rear 70 Mechanic S
O'Connor Cornelius, pattern maker, bds Lamartine
O'Connor Dennis, grocer, h 93 Front
O'Connor James, shoemaker, h 40 Temple ^
O'Connor James F. shoemaker, bds 11 Cherry g
O'Connor Jerry, at Washburn Iron Co. g*
O'Connor John, laborer, bds 16 Bridge 5
O'Connor John, laborer, h 19 Pink S«
O'Connor John, laborer, bds 23 Winter S<
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, h Elizabeth 'S
O'Connor Patrick, grocer, h 40 Temple ^
O'Connor Thomas, at Court mills, h 2 Pink
O'Connor Timothy, laborer, h Norfolk ^
O'Connor Wm. laborer, h 6 Carlton «•
O'Day Dennis, laborer, h Prescott ^
O'Day Mrs. Michael, h rear 9 Bridge
O'Day Patrick, jr. laborer, h Burt g*
O'Day Patrick, wire drawer, h Prescott §
O'Day Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co.
Odell J. H. musician, bds 1 1 Maple . ^
Odlom John, boottreer, h 4 Millbury ot
Odlin Mrs. Sarah, b 82 Thomas »•
O'Donnell Hugh, at Washburn Iron Co. g
O'Donnell John, boot bottomer, bds 45 Southbridge **
O'Donnell Michael, boot maker, bds 9 Aostin 3
O'Donnell Michael, boot maker, h Lodi ^
O'Donnell Michael, at Washburn Iron Co. «^
O'Donnell Thomas, moulder, h 3 Gold st. court S*
O'Donnell Wm. currier, h 12 Winter st. court g
O'Donnelly John, laborer, h Gold court «
O'Driscoll Daniel, laborer, h rear 58 Mechanic a
O'Driscoll Michael, grocer, h 13 Spring •§
O'Driscoll Peter, carriage maker, bds 13 Spring S"
O'Driscoll Wm. laborer, bds 1 Millbury ^
Odway John, mechanic, h 1 Bartlett place
O'Flynn Richard, moulder, h 3 Goddard
Ogden James, grocer, h 12 Gold
Ogden John, h cor Washington and Ash
O'Gara Thomas, slater, hid Market
O'Gorman Eugene, at wire works^ h Prescott
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O'Gorman John, tailor, h 6 Winter [Temple.
O'Gonnan Roger, clerk at Finlay, Lawson & Kennedy's, h 48
tS O'Grady Martin W. (Wm. & Son,) 295 Main, bds 37 Chandler
.S O'Grady Wm. & Son, fish market, 296 Main, h 37 Chandler
^ O'Hannigan Bernard, peddler, h Coral
-e, O'Hara Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co. h 1 Burt
^ O'Harra Barney, moulder, h rear Winter place
^ O'Harra Michael, laborer, h 13 Summer
ti O'Harra Michael, laborer, h 7 Garden
*1 O'Harra Owen, laborer, at W. A. Wheeler's
"35 O'Keefe James J. railroad contractor, bds 12 Green
^ O'Keefe John, teamster, h 13 Shrewsbury
g O'Keefe Michael, bootmaker, h 2 Langdon
CO O'Keefe Michael, machinist, at Crompton's
—I O'Keefe Patrick, railroad contractor, h 12 Oreen
,_- O'Keefe Thomas, gas fitter, h Madison
O'Leary Patrick, laborer, h 13 Shrewsbury
.t5 O'Leary Timothy, boottreer, h 5 Brown
g O'Leary T. J. boot bottomer, bds 11 Cherry [Waverly
^ O'Leary Jeremiah, (O'Leary Bro's) blacksmiths, Canal, h
^ O'Leary John B. (O'Leary Bro's) blacksmiths. Canal, h 5
g O'Leary Patrick, armorer, h rear 1 3 Winter [Cherry
Oliver Felix, printer, bds cor Spring & Mechanic
^ OLIVER FRANCIS P. stoves, &c., 108 Main, h 106 Main
S OLIVER HENRY C. harness manufacturer, 319 Main, h 22
^ Oliver James L. tinman, h 106 Main [Green
•g Oliver John B. harness maker, bds cor Spring & Mechanic
ju> Oliver Joseph J. harness maker, h cor Spring & Mechanic
0) Oliver Napoleon, shoemaker, h 31 Bowdoin
-H Oliver W. L. telegraph operator at Nashua freight house, bds
"5 Olner Henry L. truckman, h 8 Church [44 Chatham
5E Olney George, painter, h 14 Winter
ho Oleson Chas. armorer, 4 Mechanic
-£ O'Mara Michael, farmer, h 10 E. Central
o O'Mealy John, laborer, h Bloomingdale
^ O'Meara John, wheelwright, h 69 Front
_c* O'Meara Matthew, cabinet maker, bds 34 Green
"E O'Meara Timothy, laborer, h Blackstone
2 O'Neal Mrs. Bridget, h Canal
£ O'Neil Andrew, sole leather cutter, bds 29 XTnion
> O'Neil Arthur, wire drawer, h Ward
^ O'Neil Arthur, painter, h 9 Prince
^ O'Neil Mrs. Bridget, h 8 Ward
o O'Neil Chas. painter, h Grosvenor
^ O'Neil James, baker at College Holy Cross
o O'Neil John, machinist, h cor. N. Ashland <fc Highland
- O'Neil Richaj'd, carder at Messinger & Wright's
O'Neil John, shoe finisher, bds 61 Summer
O'Neil John, blacksmith, h 65 Shrewsbury
O'Neil John, paiijter at Crompton's
O'Neil J. J.'grainer, bds 19 Providence
O'Neil Michael, wire drawer, h 4 Margin
CJ. A. Tmammj * Co., opy. Boston * AXbmmj Vew TrolirM Depot.
WORCESTER O DIRECTORY. 2ll
O'Neil Patrick, gigger at Adriatic mills, bds Armory
O'Neil Patrick, at gas words, bds No. 3 Henry ^
O'Neil Richard, carder, h 4 Millbury '*
CNeil Thomas, wire drawer, h Nashua C
O'Neil Thomas, laborer, h 29 Union ^
O'Neil Wm. machinist, h 11 Ward g
O'Neil Wm. machinist, bds 6 Winter o
O'Neil Francis J. professor College Holy Cross <^
Onion Mrs. Clara, h 19 Wellington -o
Onthank A. M. h Forest o
Onthank D. D. carpenter, h rear 176 Pleasant ^
Onthank J. M. laborer, h Holden g
Ordway John F. car maker, bds 1 Bartlett place ^
O'Hegan John, painter, h 3 Bartlett place ac
O'Reilly Anthony, h 47 Salem g
O'Reilly Lewis, wool sorter, h 12 Ellsworth o
O'Reilly Rev. P. T. pastor St. John's church, h 16 Temple |g
O'Reilly Patrick, laborer, h Canterbury "[^
O'Riley Bernard, laborer, bds 16 Bridge g
O'Roorke Wm. laborer, h Columbian court 2
O'Rourke Hugh, wire drawer, h Goddard's lane g-
O'Rourke James, stone cutter, h 3 Temple st. court c/>
O'Rourke Michael, wire drawer, h Ooddard's lane 3
O'Rourke Patrick, carpenter, h 5 Ward r-
O'Rourke Thomas, laborer, bds 23 Franklin ^
O'Rourke Wm, moulder, h 7 Spruce ^
Osana Pablo, carriage painter, bds 2 Catharine §
Osbom John, laborer at Messinger & Wright's, h 7 Foyle <g
Osborn Thomas, boot maker, h 6 Pink '^
Osmer Albert C. carpenter, h Abbott ^
Osgood Chas. P. clerk for C. Foster & Co., bds 28 Austin «^
Osgood & Co's Boston Express Office, Foster *^
Osgood Mrs. Samuel W. h 20 Liberty o
O'SuUivan John, currier, h 19 Temple -^
Otis Harrison G. agent, h 34 Orange 5."
Otis John C. teller Quinsigamond Bank, h 47 Thomas ^
O'Tools Timothy, shoemaker, h Shrewsbury 1^
Ott Leonardt, h Margin o
Overend Matthew, wire drawer, h Goddard's lane ^
Overend Samuel, wire drawer, h Cambridge,' S. W. S"
Overend Wm. wire drawer, h Washburn, S» W. § .
Owens Oscar, sup't, Trowbridgeville ^
Owens Patrick, moulder, bds 8 Union 9
Owens Peter, blacksmith, h Langdon ^
Oxley Fred, painter, bds 15 Chandler ^
Packard Charles, laborer, h 13 Exchange ^
Packard Elijah, machinist, h 8 Laurel ^
Packard Wm. A. machinist at A. F. Henshaw's, Exchange, h ^
Padan Michael, laborer, h 1 Bridge [l Main ^
Page Anthony, painter, h Pink g*
Page Gustave, laborer, h 33 Madison
Page Nelson, at Rice & Griffin's, h 45 N. Ashland
RoaffM aad P r e — e d Henloclc, Sfirne* aad Plae,
212 WOSCEBTEB P DtRSCTOBT.
Paine Mrs. Chas. bds Bay State hoase
a Paine David H. armorer, h Woodland cor Glaremont
gJ Paine Frank E. spindle maker, bds Northvilie
So Paine Fred Wm. h 38 Lincoln
W Paine G. S. bds 88 Lincoln
QC Paine H. W. laborer at City barn, Salem
O Paine Mrs. Gardiner, h 14 West
^ Paine Geo. W. L. spindle maker, bds Korthrille
Paine James P. farmer, 36 Lincoln
1-^ Paine Nathaniel, cashier City National Bank, bds 13 Main
IJ} Paine Richard B. brakeman, N & W. R. R. bds 8 Fulton
flC Painter Thomas, planer, h rear 72 Front
Jj Palmer Addison, (H. & A. P.) h 14 William
Palmer Geo. E. machinist, at W. R. R., bds 12 Portland
Z Palmer H. O. physician, 3 Pearl, bds 4 Clinton
< Palmer H. & A. carpenters, 18 Bowdoin, h 9 William
Z Palmer J. A. hair dresser over 232 Main, h rear 23 Central
,^ Palmer John, bootmaker, h 4 Brown
M Palmer Mrs. Mary E. h 5 Elizabeth
^ Palmer Mrs. Mary M. nurse, h 77 Summer
Palmer Oscar H. machinist, h 8 Washington
\^ Palmer Paul T. truckman, h 20 Grafton
O Palmer S. H. engineer Nashua R. R. h cor Lincoln & Bel*
Ijj Palmer Terrence T. bootmaker, h 47 Mechanic . [mont
O Palmer Thomas, boottreer, bds 95 Main
1^ Papineau A. S. clerk at Lewisson's, bds 20 Pleasant
•J Paradise Frank, laborer, h Leicester, N. W.
Q Parady Alexander, carriage maker, h 27 Unicm
^ Pardee Joseph, mason, h Quinsigamond
O Paris Roswell,- teacher, bds 26 Harvard
a. Parish Geo. F. brushmaker, h 2 Bartlett place
^ Park Geo. woodworker, bds 2 Wood's block
Park Geo. machinist, h 1 Endicott
Park Dr. J. G. 6 Pearl, bds Lincoln house
. Park Sydney M. coachman at Mrs. Bumside's, h 8 Blossom
2 Park Wallace M. physician, bds 8 Blossom
— Parker Aaron, carpenter, h rear 6 School
S Parker Alfred, h 36 Summer
5^ Parker Allen, laborer, bds 24 Wilmot
O Parker Miss A.'E. milliner, 122 Main
, ^ Parker Amos M. life insurance agent, 1 Front st. Excbange,h
J Parker Chas. A. machinist,, bds 4 Vine [40 Chatham
UJ Parker Chas. E. machinist, bds 4 Vine
^ Parker Chas. E. machinist at Crompton's, h Greenwood
g Parker Chas. G. grocer, cor West & Pleasant, h 79 Pleasant
O Parker Chas. H. clerk, bds 79 Pleasant
J- Parker Chas. W. at Crompton's, h 2 Gold
^ Parker Daniel, farmer, bds Stafford •
jjT Parker Darid F. (Garfield & P.) street commissioner, City
hall, h 41 Summer
ml Parker Mrs. D. F. h 6 Salem
Parker Edward, carpenter h 42 Washingto n
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WORCBSTER P DnHUCTOBY- 213
Parker Edward H. carpenter, h 1 Qaeen
Parker Mrs. E. H. tailoress, h 1 Qneen [Summer
Parker Edward O. bookkeeper at Wor. National Baiik,bd8 86
Parker Gardner R. foreman at A. P, Richardson's, h 12 Lin-
Parker Gilman, machinist, bds Y4 Sputhbridge [wood place
Parker Henry, clerk at F. Kendall's, bds Lincoln bouse o
Parker Henry L. counsellor, Flagg's block, h Jackson cor g
Parker Joel K. moulder at Russ <fe Eddy's, h 18 Elliot [Beacon o
Parker John, coachman, h 36 John o
Parker J, L. foreman for Rice, Barton <fc Pales, li 9 Laurel o
Parker Milo, laborer, bds 68 Mechanic o
Parker Nathaniel R. moulder at Earle stove foundry, b 160 ^
Parker Prince, farmer, h Russell's court [Southbridge §§
Parker Robert R. teamster, h cor. East Ss Belmont ^
Parker Samuel, draper and tailor, 139 Main, h 9 Hanover ^
'Parker Wm. wire worker, bds 10 Grove J5
Parker Wm. D. organ maker at Taylor Sc Farley's, h 72
Parker Wm. L. bds 4 Brown's block, Salem [Chandler
Parkhurst Mrs. N. R. h 376 Main
Parkinson Miss C. teacher, bds at Oread
Parkis Silas L. grocer, cor Arch <fe Carroll, h over store ^
Parkman Benjamin A. baker for Benj. Rice, 86 Southbridge, '^-
Parks Cyrus, overseer at County house,h 60 Central [h 8 B'mt i^
Parks Geo. W. wood planer, bds 2 Wood's block. Summer S_
Parks Harvey E. at Taylor <fc Farley's, bds 18 Chandler
Parks Loren C. vice president Central Mutual Fire Ins, Co.,
Wor. Bank block, Foster, h 36 Pleasant %
Parlin Daniel, armorer, h 82 Pleasant 3
Parmelee Chas. wheelwright, h Southbridge, Adriatic g
Parmelee Chas. D. clerk, bds 18 Pleasant i»
Parmenter D. F. real estate agent, Brinley Hall S
Parmenter D. W. carpenter, h 13 Myrtle
Parmenter Geo. carpenter at Johnson & Co's
Parmenter Rodn6y A. carpenter, h 1 7 Laurel
Parot Julien, shoemaker, h Wood square
Parsons Anthony, laborer, h East Worcester "
Parsons A. H. carpenter, h 31 Washington g"
Parsons Darius, shoemaker, h 10^ Market • 3
Parsons Henry P. shoemaker, h 1 Houchin avenue "g
Parsons Horace, carpenter, bds 33 Irving S*
Parsons Samuel B. surveyor, h 6 Apricot ^
Parsons Lyman, carpenter, bds 31 Washington g.
Parsons Solomon, farmer, h 6 Apricot %
Parsons Thomas, tailor, h Henry S.^
Partlin Michael, boot maker, h Ward 1
Partridge Elbridge G. h 28 Chatham 5»'
Partridge Ezra, carpenter, h 3 Thomas ^
Partridge Geo. carpenter, h 9 John S»
Partridge George, click, bds 2 West 3.
Partridge James M. bootcrimper, h 2 Vine g]
Fatridge Micajah, carpenter, h 3 Thomas
Patch J. W. machinist, h Slater's court
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C. A. Xvnaer * Co.* •m». JB — t— * Allwy V««r Wtwei^g^ I»«p«t.
214 W0ECE8TER P DIRECTTOBT
Patch Leander C. painter, h 4 Wilmot
|J Patch Wm. W. farmer and miller, May
WW Pathie William, bds 23 Providence
cc Patten Charles, moulder, bds 8 Central
H Patten Wm. O. clerk at 40 Southbridge, bds 16 Oxford
^ Patterson Albert, tailor, h 40 Pleasant
2 Patterson Andrew, engraver, h Leicester, New Worcester
< Patterson David B. machinist, bds Main, New Worcester
S Patterson William, mason, bds 26 Elliot
Paul Geo. W. (Perry & Paul) h 13 Laurel
CO Paul Joseph, teamster, h 3 Bigelow court
^ Payton John, wiredrawer, bds Goddard's lane
^ Payne R. C. machinist, bds 14 Trumbull
< Peabody Bradford I. wheelmaker. Cypress ,bds Waldo house
^ Peabody C. H. wheelwright, bds 16 Main
a. Peabody H. G. with B. L Peabody, h 16 Main
Q Peacock John, foreman in fitting room, Bay State Shoe Co. h
Peacock Richard, boottreer, h 16 Grove [18 Austin
O Peak Cyrus, at A. P. Ware's, bds 9 Maple
^ Pearce Samuel S. cabinet maker, Taylor & Farley's, h Kilby
Pearson Edward A. clerk at Finlay, Lawson & Kennedy's,
£ bds 9 Fruit
< Pease Edward S. grocer, 1 Pleasant
3C Pease A. G. tinman, bds cor. Main and Austin
1^ Pease. Fred K. clerk, Barnard, Sumner & Co's, bds 16 Clinton
Pease H. C. machinist, bds cor. Hudson and Pleasant
Pease Lester J. & Co. machinists, 1 Cypress, h cor. Hudson
u Aiid Pleasant
rj Peaslee Abram, meat market. Pearl, h 36 Clinton court
P Peck Augustus E. engravings, 100 Main, h 1 Maple place
«0 Peck Charles H. builder, 66 Union, h 82 Pleasant
■ Peck Mrs. Earl, saloon, 67^ Main
09 Peck Geo. F. cai-penter, bds 82 Pleasant
H Peck Joel J. engineer, h 26 Grove
<j Peck Joel S. carpenter, h Adriatic, S. W.
■^ Peck Rev. J. Oramel, pastor of Main st. M. E. church, h King
uj Peck Prescott W. gas fitter, bds 67^ Main
1 Pecott Xavier, laborer, h Bloomingdale [Lincoln
^ Peckham Geo. R. tin cylinder manufacturer, 38 Union, h 42
CO Pelton Arthur M. Se^.retary for Loring & Blake Organ Co.
2j 64 Southbridge, bds 1 King [bds 4 Thomas
ijj Pelton F. H. millinery and fancy dry goods, 1 Eaton block,
^ Pember Andrew S. at Nashua R. R. h 2 Wilmot
>- Pender James L. pattern maker at E. C. Cleveland & Co's
y foundry, h 74 Front
o Pender John, manufacturer, h 74 Front
2 Pendleton Daniel, moulder at W. A. Wheeler's, 20 h Carroll
Pennimau Dr. James, veterinary surgeon, infirmary, Main,
W front of Oread, h Piedmont [depot
^ Penniman Henry H. conductor Fitchburg railroad, h Nashua
^ Penniman (Silas) & Harrington, (H.) grocers, 7 Main, h 8
P EOPLE 'S SA VINGS BA NK, 262 Main [George
EAftVEAH , mrmtaaSWkM and CAHJL'DA. Pllf S, hy the Car or in Yud,
WOBCESTBR P DIBECrTORY. 215
Pepper Chas. at Pease's shop, bds 15 Laurel
Peredie Alexander, carriage maker, h 27 Union
Perkins Benj. F. carpenter, bds 39 Summer ^
Perkins James F. woodworker, h Beacon, between Lagrange ^
and Jackson g
Perkins. John S. machinist, 9 Cypress, h Glarkson H
Perkins Joseph S. painter, bds 8 Maple ^
Perkins Joseph, bds 47 Chatham g
Perkins R. C. machinist, bds 8 Hanover ^
Perkins Wm. P. barber, 6 Foster, bds 105 Summer ns
Perkins Miss Sarah, dressmaker, h 9 Washington 3
iPero John B. moulder, h 45 John *%
Pero J. T. moulder, bds 23 School 2-
Pero Moses J. moulder, h Columbia .
Pero Praspej (Clark & Pero) h 1 Pond p«
Perry Mrs. Ann, dressmaker, h 46 Shrewsbury Ȥ
Perry Chas. H. carpenter, h 69 Mason »
Perry Chas. M. clerk, h Clarkson cor. Coral ^
Perry David S. clerk, bds 69 Chandler
Perry Dexter H. farmer, Quinsigamond
Perry Elisha F. carpenter, h Cambridge, N. W. ^
Perry Frank, baker, bds 67 Summer ^
Perry Frank W. real estate and claim agent, 5 Brinley hall, g
h Plantation p
Perry Franklin W. bookkeeper at Kinnicutt & Co's, h Chat- »
ham, cor. Clinton
Perry Frederick A. farmer at C. B. Metcalf s ©
Perry Henry H. billiard saloon, 232 Main g
Perry Hugh A.& J. grocers, cor. North Ashland & William, ^
Perry James, farmer, h 165 Pleasant [bds 70 Pleasant ^^
Perry James, (H. A <&; J. Perry,) bds 10 Pleasant **■
Perry Jerome, tinman, bds 4 Austin !5
Perry Joseph S. farmer, h Vernon m^
Perry Josiah G. farmer, Quinsigamond m
Perry John S. carpenter, h 25 Washington »
Perry Michael, laborer at Rev. J. J. Power's B
Perry Moses, farmer, h Vernon gg
Perry Nathan F. farmer, h 9 Vernon
Perry (Oliver H.) & Paul, (Geo. W.) merchant tailors, 265 w
Perry Reuben, fish dealer, h 5 Vernon [Main h 59, Chandler m
Perry Rowland, pattern maker, h 18 Wellington
Perry Samuel, fish dealer, h 5 Vernon 2
Perry Samuel, farmer, h Vernon 5
Perry Samuel D. fruit & confectionery, 203 Main, h 3 Park 5*
Perry Sereno, clerk, bds 59 Chandler 2j
Perry Mrs. Sophronia, A. h 12^ Market ^
Perry Wm. machinist at Blake Bro's, Union cor Exchange O
Pervear Rev. H. K. pastor 1st Baptist church, h 59 Pleasant ^
Peters Rev. Albert, professor at College of Holy Cross S.
Peters John L. & Co. (A. M. Eddy,) dry goods, 221 Mtfin, p
h cor Her m on and Main
Peterson Ellis, principal High School, bds 14 West
At CHAS. A. TEMMSIT dc CO.'S, Slir«wsb«rj Street, •▼•ry
• il«scriptioa of B[oa»««B«iidinir ZLimiber m« j !»• fovMiL
216 WOBCESTKR P DIBECTORY.
Pettebone Geo. clerk, bds 13 Clinton
Pettigrue Henry, coachman, May
Pevey Dr. B. M. (Pevey Bro's,) dentist, 258 Main, opposite
<g City hal], bds Lincoln house
2 Pevey Chas, K. (Pevey Bro's,) dentists, 258 Main, bds Lin-
* coin house
3 Pevey Edward P. meat market, cor. Madison & Soathbridge
S Phalan John, job wagon, h 22 Winter
Phelan J. M. car builder at Bradley's
gg PHELAN MARTIN, cigar manufacturer, 70 Front, bds 22
^ Phelan Mathew, spinner, bds 47 Green [Winter
Phelan Patrick, laborer, h 26 Chandler
Phelan Richard, engineer, h 14 Bridge
2 Phelps A. L. printer^at Tyler & Seagrave's, h 12 Water
O Phelps Charles E. assistant collector mternal revenue, bds Mt.
^ Vernon
§ PHELPS (Franklin F.) & COOLEY (H. P.) stoves, &c. 6T
Front, h cor, Newton and Pleasant
g PHELPS (F. F.) & FOSKrr, (Lorin,) iron founders, S. W.
fm Phelps George E. wiredrawer, bds 4 Channing
^ Phelps George, (T. W. Wellington & Co.) h 3 Salisbury
^ Phelps Horatio, h 8 Lexington
^ Phelps James R. tuner for Loring <fe Blake Organ Go. h
« Adriatic S. W.
OS Phelps John E. wirefinisher. Grove mills, h 6 Linwood place
M Phelps Joseph E. nurseyman, h 4 Channing
5S Phelps Russell, pattern maker, bds 22 Central
0d Phelps T. V. leather sole man'fr Foster^ h 47 Pleasant
§ PHENIX PLATE CO. H. M. Hedden, Manager, 2 Newtoa
H Phetteplace Geo. M. carpenter, bds 6 Webster
S Phetteplace Oscar A. machinist, bds 195 Pleasant
P^ Phetteplace Richmond, clerk at 211 Main, bds 91 Pleasant
Phetteplace Richard, carpenter, bds 14 Congress
^ Phetteplace Simon W. saw shop, 6 Pleasant, h 195 Pleasant
Q^ Phetteplace W. E. groceries, 7 Gates ^ block, Trumbull square
^ Philbrick Geo. B. machinist, h Benefit
^ Phillips Erastus G. physician, h 19 Carroll
^ Phillips Eugene E. machinist, bds 3 Palmer
^ Phillips Geo. apprentice at T. Smith & Co's. h 13 Market
^ Phillips George, cigar maker, bds 14 Salem
KS Phillips Geo. B. machinist, bds 3 Palmer
II Phillips Ivers, U. S. assessor. Post Office block, Pearl, h 17
Phillips Luther, blacksmith, h 3 Laurel [Portland
Phillips M. L. bds 3 Laurel
Phillips Richard, laborer, bds 6 Union
Phillips Silas, shoemaker, h Plantation
jg Phillips S. W. clerk at S. R. Hey wood's, 283 Main, h 23 Pied-
^ Phillips William, carpenter, bds 3 Carlton [mont
^ Phillips W. H. local editor Evening Gazette, bds 6 Parker's
Phinnuff Charles, painter, h 10 Mancet [block
Phipps Geo. W. h Plantation
Phipps H. A. mason, bds 31 Salem
P»rtlc«l«r atte«tl«M paid to ftarmtolilafr Ii 17 HI II K R li j tiM
CAR JUOJkJD. GHAA. A. KKlf V£ir * GO.
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WORCBSTBB P DIBECTOBY. 2l7
Phipps Luther W. boot packer, Ji 116 AuBtiii
Pickett John, mason, bds 2 Washington
Pickett Josiab, postmaster, h Chatham cor. Clinton §^
Pickford John F. clerk, 22 Front, h 3 Russell plade g
Pickford John K. L. farmer. Pleasant place, Tatnuck g.
Pickle Orlando J. clerk, h Salem a-
Pickup Geo. Wm. tin worker, h 1 1 Market §
Pickup James, tinsmith, h 34 Irving cor. Chandler ^^
Picture Levi, shoemaker, h 104 Pleasant ^
Pierce Albert £. bookkeeper at Cleveland & Bassett^s, bds ^.
Pierce Albert, clicker at Fay's, h 10 Mason [Lovell ^
Pierce Arba, decorator and designer, bds 28 Crown —
Pierce Calvin W. stone mason, h 18 Plymouth ^
Pierce Charles B. machinist, bds 6 Grove S;
Pierce Charles L. Aroade iron foundry, h 32 William g'
Pierce Daniel, bootbottomer, h 11 Foundry i?
Pierce Edwin, clerk, bds 2 Sudbury [25 Green g^
Pierce £dwin, bookkeeper at N. Y. Steam Engine Co's., h ^
Pierce Edward L. moulder at Crompton's, h 8 Spruce =
Pierce Geo. M. Arcade \ron foundry, h 16 Park ESI
Pierce Gilbert, carpenter, h 27 William o.
Pierce Granger, farmer, h Holden •^
Pierce Harding, machinist, h Vernon 3>
Pierce ^ bootmaker, bds 32 Irving "*
Pierce Harlan B. bds 44 Pleasant ^
Pierce James« tailor, bds 7 Winter ^
Pierce James A. carpenter at Western station, h 31 Provid^ice S-
Pierce James M. pattern maker, h 2 Millbrook —
Pierce J. T. M. boot cutter, h 18 Wellington ro
Pierce J. Henry, clerk, bds 3 West ***
Pierce James R. real estate broker, h Lovell ^
Pierce Joseph B. R. carpenter, h Penn avenue 5'
Pierce Joseph F. moulder, h 1 Madison ^
Pierce Leonard L. hoop skirts, Bay State house, h cor Elm ^
Pierce Levi, blacksmith, h 7 Prescott [aad Fruit c^
Pierce Osborne J. architect and teacher of drawing, h 151 "*
Pierce Robert, moulder, h 17 Ellsworth [Pieasanti «<"
Pierce R. S. h 17 Liberty 7-
Pierce Robert, wood turner, h Grant, off Millbury ^
Pierce R. J. farmer, h Holden
Pierce Samuel, clerk at P. O. bds 18 Plymouth £0
Pierce Sylvester S. clerk at 38 Mechanic, h 12 Cherry o
Pierce Thomas, boot manufacturer, 6 Southbridge, h 18 Wei- Q
Pierce Titus H. machinist, h Millbury, cor Grant [ifngton ^
Pierce Wm. H. at Court mills, h 153 Pleasant m
Pierce Wm. H. boottreer, h 12 Church r-
Pierson Jonas, dyer, h Sutton's lane ^
Pierson Wm. dyer, h Sutton's lane ^
Pike Amos, stone cutter, hid Elliot ^-
Pike Edwin S. carpenter, h Washington, cor Ash 5"
Pike James S. moulder, bds 18 Portland ^
Pike J. stone cutter, h rear 13 Market
CHAS. A. TKlfirSY A CO., I.irH]BS]ft YARD,
MhwrntH^MUpj Afre«t, Just below ITaaUnffton A4«ar«, WovccatoM
26
218 WORCESTER P DIRECTORY.
Pike J. T. (Wiggin & Pike,)ibds 18 Portland
Pike Wm. at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Pinkham Mrs. E. dressmaker, 1 Elm
^ Pinkham C. H. clerk, h 9 Fruit
*S Pinkham James S. pawn broker, Front st. Exchange, h Main,
<t) Pinkham Thomas, watchmal^er, h 24 Grove [cor Goddard
3 Piper Geo. M. (Fairbanks & P.) bds 21 Chatham
J« Piper James, wire drawer, h 19 Grove
^^ Piper John H. carpenter, h 2 Vernon
g Piper Nathaniel, moulder, h Spruce
o Piper P. Simeon, armorer, h 1 Dewey
-S Piper William, h 21 Chatham
§ Plaisted John W. (Plaisted Brothers,) 115 Main
"^ Plaisted Simon M. saloon, 91^ Main, h 163 Main [Main
<« PLAISTED BROTHERS, (W. L.& John W.) bakers, 115
g Plaisted Wm. A. printer at Goddard & Nye's, h 4 Lexington
=>» Plaisted W. Louis, (Plaisted Brothers,) 115 Main, h Thomas
o Plant Anthony, machinist, h Cambridge
-gJQ Plant Charles, bootmaker, h 12 Shrewsbury
Plant Charles, carpenter, h 10^ Mark,et
^ Plant Charles, laborer, h Byron
Piatt F. C. painter, h rear 6 Madison
^ Plimpton E. H. C. at Providence freight house, bds 24 Green
.^ Plimpton Frank, carpenter at Richardson, Meriam <fc Co.'s,
g . bds 26 Beacon
^ Ploch G. Charles, blacksmith, h rear h 8 Lafayette
"<D Pluck Edward, clerk, h 2 Sudbury
c Plummer Frank J. h 6 Westminster
£ Plummer Israel, Treas. Plummer Granite Co. stone works,
^ Southbridge st. near Junction, h at Northbridge
"^ Plummer Osgood, machinist, h 3 Hermon
to Plummer Wm. H. machinist, h 14 Jackson
-- Plunkett James, boottreer, bds 1 1 Cherry
g Plympton Alden B. carpenter, h Quinsigamond
^ Plympton Charles W. at Wellington's coal yard, Manchester
^ Plympton James, clerk for Wellington <fc Co. bds 110 South-
£§ bridge
^ Plympton Noah A. watch maker at W. D. Fenno's, h 13 Salem
E Poland Martin, carpenter, bds 26 Salem [mont
S Poland Wm. C. principal Wor. Academy, Summer cor Bel-
"c Pollard Mrs. Charlotte B. fancy goods, 98 Main, h 23 Park
^ Pollard D. B. blacksmith, h 9 Mulberry
CO Pollard Howard, wire drawer, bds 23 Park
^ Pollard John, laborer, Quinsigamond, h Sheridan, S. W.
5 PoUard, (Leonard L.) Wilder & Co. shuttle, pattern and model
-^ makers, 61 Exchange, h 73^ Summer
g Pollock James, painter, h 7 Chandler
>*» PoUinger John, shoemaker, h Lunelle
S£= Pomeroy James E. manufacturer razor strops, h 22 Carroll
Pond Frank, carpenter, bds 26 Salem
Pond John F. h 47 Pleasant \h Laurel cor Edivard
POND LUCIUS W. manufacturermachmists tools,Exchange,
aun^omiifo, fiivishiivo Aiim wACHTivfiRY i:.uiiibi:r,
C. A. X«aaej A Co., opp. Boston * Albanj If ew I'relylit Depot.
WORCESTER P X)IRECTORT. 2^.9
Pond O. N. & Co. insurance and real estate agents, 8 Front
Pond Willard F. farmer, h 9 Providence [st. Exchange
Pond Mrs. S. S. h 18 Carroll
Poole Charles, W. & N. R. R. bds 5 Orchard
Poole Francis N. machinist, h Tirrell, N. W.
Poor Edward H. clerk for Dexter & Cuitis, h Hawthorne
Pope Lemuel S. clicker at H. B. Fay's, h 14 Newbury %
Porter Charles H. painter, bds 26 Salem c>
Porter Lane B. at Barnard, Sumner <fc Co.'s, bds 85 Summer
Porter Samuel A. machinist, h 6 Laurel
PORTER SAMUEL, last manufacturer, XJnion, bds 26 Mul- »
Porter Wm. S. rear 106 Southbridge [berry *
Potter Asael S. spindle maker, bds North ville 2*
Potter B. W. lawyer, 2 Brinley hall, h Belmont cor Edward 3
Potter Francis B. machinist at N. Y. Steam Engine Co. h 39 SS*
Potter John B. barber, bds 10 Liberty [Chatham S
Pow John, carpenter, bds 4 Garden ^
Power Rev. J. J. pastor St. Anne's Church, h 260 Main ^
Power John, teamster, h 62 Salem §
Power Maurice A. collector and clerk at gas works, h 1 1 Jef- §•
Power Rev. W. A. h 260 Main [ferson ^
Powers Albert J. clicker, h Merrick em-
powers Alexander J. helper, h Columbia court g*
Powers Andrew, wire drawer, h Grove ^
Powers David, at Washburn Iron Works, h 8 Fulton S
Powers David, machinist, h 81 Front y ^
Powers Edward, carpenter, h 10 Grove ^
Powers Foster, mason, bds 10 Providence ^
Powers James, Court mills, h 6 Lovell's court m
Powers James, teamster, h North 2
Powers John, blacksmith, h 12 Lovell's court %
Powers John, bootsider, bds 81 Front ^
Powers John, laborer, h 30 Oxford g.
Powers John, wire drawer, h Grove ^
Powers John, moulder, bds 2 Brown ^
Powers John, laborer, h King ^
Powers John, dresser, bds Southgate L
Powers John, at Quinsigamond wire works, h Seymore o
Powers Mrs. Julia, h 4 Larkin 2
Powers Martin, laborer, h 3 Foundry «
Powers Michael, shoemaker, bds 54 Southbridge *^
Powers Michael, laborer, h 4 Chandler court ^
Powers Michael, stone layer, h 30 Oxford •*► Jg
Powers Moriis, laborer, h Bellevue ^
Powers Nicholas, laborer, h Grove
Powers Nicholas, painter, h 10 Vine
Powers Patrick, laborer, h Benefit
Powers Patrick, dresser, bds Southgate S
Powers Patrick, hostler, h 8 Chandler court g
Powers Patrick, wire drawer, h Grove 9^
Powers Patrick, slater, h Milton
Powers Pierce, wheelwright, bds 5 Union
Iftoafflft and Dressed Hemlock, Sprvce aad Pine,
CluM. A. Xeanej A; Co., Slirewsbnrj Street Kioaiber Tavd*
220 WORCESTER P MRECTOBT.
Powers Richard, slater, h Milton
Powers Richard, laborer, h 80 Salem
g Powers Richard, striker, h 6 King
e Powers Richard, spinner, h rear 1 1 Beach
^ Powers Thomas, laborer, h 41 Mechanic
^ Powers Walter, at N. Washburn's, h 6 Burt
S Powers Wm. at Washburn Iron Co.
3- Powers Wm. laborer, h 24 Gold
"» Powers Wm. laborer, h 5 King
£ Powers Wm. laborer, h 35 Madison [ham st. court
S Pratt A. S. at B. G. Howe's, Front st. Exchange, bds 2 Chat-
. Pratt A. D. foreman at J. H. &. G. M. Walkers, h 7 Cottage
^ Pratt Charles J. marble manufacturer, Green, bds Providence
"^ Pratt Charles B. & Co. (B. F. Lee,) provisions, 236 Main, h
- Pratt Dexter N. printer, bds 6 Cottage [Main, front of Oread
% Pratt Daniel R. mechanical engineer, h 21 Park
^ Pratt Edward, brakeman, bds 11 Arch
*« Pratt Ezra K. farmer, Harrington [2 Hammond
-S Pratt Frank R. book keeper at Wm. H. Maynard & Co.'s, h
:i Pratt Fred. S. at Sumner Pratt's, bds 4 Ashland
= Pratt Geo. Dexter, clerk, div. 42, 20 Front, bds 21 Chandler
« Pratt Mrs. Harrison W. h 27 Mechanic
.§ Pratt Henry, teamster, 22 Trumbull
■g Pratt Henry, carpenter, h 7 Temple
•^ Pratt Henry S. (Ware & P.) h King
J Pratt James, at T. K. Earle & Co.'s, bds 11 Mechanic
-g Pratt John B. gardener, fruit, &c. h Salisbury
^ Pratt John B. jr. bds Salisbury
^ Pratt John E. jeweller, bds 7 King [square, h Grafton
o Pratt (Joseph) & Inman, (F. H.) iron and steel, Washington
^ Pratt Joseph, tailor, h Benefit, cor Mt. Pleasant
M Pratt Lorenzo, carpenter, bds 60 Austin
i Pratt L. N. bds Salisbury
S Pratt Nelson L. A. teamster, h Mt. Pleasant
o Pratt Salem, painter, h 7 King [h Chatham
^ Pratt Samuel A. jr. agent N. E. P. Union div. 42, 20 Front,
CD PRATT SUMNER, manufrs supplies, 22 Front, h 4 Ashland
S Pratt Wm. engraver at Cal. Rice's, 20 5f Main, h 2 Green
^ Pratt Wm. T. clerk 172^ Main, h 8 Glen
^ Pray Ebenezer, blacksmith, h 6 School
y Preble L. W. reed board maker, bds 1 3 Beacon
S Prentice Albert F. machinist, bds 11 Jefferson
3K Prentice A. P. pattern maker at Taylor & Farley's, h Benefit
^ Prentice Benj. farmer, h 15 Arch [court
^ Prentice Charles, butcher, 64 Front
^ Prentice Geo. H. butcher, bds 80 Main
5 Prentice Harrison S. h 62 Front
S£ Prentice Henry, farmer, h Belmont
uj Prentice Henry L. provisions, 64 Front, bds 64 Front
^ Prentice James E. meat and provisions, 4 Gates block, Trum-
_g bull square, bds 64 Front
H- Prentice John E. painter, bds 8 Trumbull
SUscles, €IaplHft«r4s 9mA Mj»thm* Cka*. A. Vcaacjr * Co. ,
W0BCE8TBB P PIBBC?rOBY. 221
Prentice Vernon F. machinist, h 16 Arch
Prentice Wm. H. butcher, bds 64 Front
Prentiss Addison, agent, h 2 Crescent ^
Prentiss George, farmer, h Belmont , 2
Prentiss S. H. clairvoyant, h 16 Washington g
Prescott Barnard M. printer, h 4 Newbury g
Prescott E. A. manufacturer, Grafton, h Grafton [court <^
Pressey Cyrus, boss repairer, Norwich railroad, h Burnside ^
Pressey Henry, switchman, bds Burnside court tt
Prest J. E. at L. D. Fay's, 7 Cypress^ h 19 Washington ^
Preston Geo. O. conductor B. ii A. R. R. h Bioomingdale g,
Preston Samuel F. painter, h 14 Grove ^
Preston Samuel H. watchman, h 11 Arch 3
Preston Wm. wire annealer, h Quinsigamond £s
Prevost John, boot finisher, h rear long block. Temple '^
Price Allen B. carpenter, h 8 Wachusett g
Price Edward O. carpenter, bds 3 Wachusett g*
Price Henry, laborer, h Taylor 5
Price Henry A. machinist, bds 3 Wachusett 3.
Price John, laborer, h Taylor 2«
Priest Julius, polisher, Cambridge ^
Priest Samuel G. physician, h 1 Walnut ^
Prince Albert, clicker, bds 103 Pleasant g
Prince Mrs. Charlotte, h 103 Pleasant ^
Prince Edward, clerk, 1 Pleasant, bds 108 Pleasant cf
Prince John A carpenter, h 6 Charlton ^
Prince Luciao, carpenter, h Agricultural hall
Prince Yemon, carpenter, bds Colton, S. W. g«
Prince — , shoemaker, bds 3 Carlton g
Prior A. J. engineer at Russ & Eddy's
Pritchard Samuel, carpenter, bds Mechanic o
Proctor Chas. F. wheel maker, h 2 Abbott 09
Proctor Martin, painter, h 00 Chandler S
Progin Cyrus, blacksmith, bds 2 Central id
Progin Frank, grinder, h cor. Arch and Hanover ^
Progin Joseph, mechanic, bds cor. Arch and Hanover o
Prouty Augustus B. manufacturer of card setting & knitting e-
machines, h Main, N. W. ^
Prouty Calvin L. h 30 Chatham S"
Prouty Cutler, at Maynard & Belcher's, bds Waldo house U
Prouty Daniel W. wired rawer, h 6 Lin wood »
Prouty E. B. clicker, h 7 Myrtle f^
Prouty George W. wiredrawer^ h 29 Thomas >§
Prouty Joel H. carpenter, h 26 Mason, cor. Chandler S*
Prouty Lauiiston, butcher, with Maynard & Belcher, bds 6 ?*
Prouty Walton, woodworker, h Highland [Maple
Prouty Wm. h 9 Bellevue S
Prouty Wm. D. furniture painter, 1 Central, b 1 Eden ^
Prouty Winthrop, wire drawer, Grove mills, bds 10 Belmont
Proux M. mason, h Gouldingville
Provan John, blacksmith, h 15 Harrison
Provan Thomag, blacksmith, h 19 Harrison
B'ttAlHES, VJUCSER anA HBAVY JTOISV ftiratefeed to ord<ir.
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222 WORCESTER P DIRECTORY
Provencher Albert, painter, bds Colton, S. W.
. Provencher Joseph, machinist, h Colton, S. W.
"^ Puffer J. M. machinist, h 63 Southbridge
-~ Purcell Mar.tin, laborer, bds 24 Chandler
S Purcy James, crockery packer, bds 16 Chandler
jej Purinton Geo. W. shoe manufacturer, h 9 Lincoln
r>» Purrington Daniel, clerk, bds 63 Front
^ Purrington Ivory, wire worker, bds Mt. Vernon place
"§1 Purrington James, carpenter, 63 Front
_r Pushee Sidney A. blacksmith, h 19 Summer
^ Pussal Ingnute, wire worker, bds Lincoln square
-^ Putford Abraham, laborer, h Leicester, N. W.
^ Putnam Addison, h 2 Summit
CO Putnam Alex. (Putnam Bros.) h 18 Summer [Vernon
a£ Putnam Alonzo S. wood worker, at Court mills, h Mount
—r Putnam Alfred A. planer for Lathe & Morse, h Patterson
. Putnam Augustus C. farmer, h Greenwood
^ Putnam A. G. laborer, bds at Hopkins', cor Hermon and Bea-
S Putnam Chandler P. grocer, 48 Central, h 46 Thomas [con
^ Putnam Charles F. moulder, h 20 Green
==: Putnam Charles L. insurance agent, 267 Main, h 1 Linden
^ Putnam Brothers, (Chas. V. and Alex.) auctioneers, 143 Main,
Putnam Clark, millwright, h Grant [h 16 Charlton
t^ Putnam Clare W. P. O. clerk, bds 22 Exchange
£§ Putnam Daniel, farmer, h Ararat
<D Putnam Darius, grocer, 67 Main, h 41 Summer
*£ Putnam Edward, clerk, 67 Main, bds 41 Summer
-S2 Putnam Edward F. clerk for Ware <fc Pratt, bds 40 Newbury
g Putnam Edward J. clerk for Taft, Bliss & Rice, bds 41 Sum-
l^ Putnam Edward J. clerk, bds 106 Pleasant [mer
cd Putnam Harrison K. machinist, Gouldingville
SS Putnam Henry, farmer, Belmont
W) Putnam Horace, shoemaker, h 10 Mason
"^ Putnam Mrs. J. C. h Highland
^ Putnam James A. clerk, bds Mount Vernon [22 Exchange
^ Putnam Jason, manufacturer of harness frames, 9 Cypress, h
.E Putnam Jason D. butcher, bds 22 Exchange
£ Putnam J. J. general agent N. E. life Ins. Co. Clark's block
^ Putnam J. R. leather and oil dealer, Washington square, h
h Putnam Leonard, millwright, h Main, N. W. [302 Main
O Putnam Marcus M. gas piper, bds 40 Newbury
Q^ Putnam Philander, carpenter, h 40 Newbury
jg Putnam Otis E. (Barnard, Sumner & Co.) h 7 Walnut
^ Putnam Salmon, carpenter, h 66 Austin
c Putnam Samuel, farmer, h Adams
^ Putnam Samuel H. clerk, h 6 Cottage
^ Putnam Sibley, grocer, 26 Green
Putnam Walter A. clerk at 278 Main
Putnam Wheelock T. cigar maker, h 40 Newbury
Putnam Wm. farmer, Shrewsbury
Pyne Henry C. at Arcade Malleable Iron Co. bds 298 Main
BASTSRIV. "WMrnVKWiN and CAIV ADA PHVD, b}r the Car or in Yard,
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WOECESTIB Q BIBECTOBT, 223
Quackenboss Abram E. agent at Providence freight house, h
Quarter Jacob, leather cutter, h Claremont [43 Chandler
Quarter Joel, helper, bds 21 Central a>
Quenan John, wire drawer, bds Millbury ^
Quigley John, boot bottomer, bds 8 Spring ^
Quilty James, shoe cutter, bds 12 Cherry ^
Quilty John, boot sider, h 12 Bridge ^
Quilty Win. shoe dresser, bds 12 Cherry rn
Quimby Wm. E. carpenter, h 1 Fruit ^
Quinlin Edward, blacksmith, h 15 Summer S
Quinlin James, wire drawer, h 7 Howard 5
Quinlan Patrick, spinner, bds Armory g
Quinlan Mrs. Peter, h 27 Millbury »
Quinn Barney, laborer, h rear long block, Temple -d
Quinn Daniel, laborer, h 8 Central ^
Quinn Dennis, laborer, h Quinsigamond o
Quinn Francis, laborer, h Millbury, near Cambridge ^
Quinn Hugh, laborer, bds Quinsigamond y
Quinn John, laborer at W. A. Wheeler's' g
Quinn John, laborer, h cor Cambridge and Millbury od
Quinn John, bootmaker, h 1 Bridge ^
Quinn Martin, bootmaker, bds 26 Thomas 5"
Quinn Michael, laborer, bds 1 Columbia court ^
Quinn Michael, blacksmith, Leicester, h Cambridge, N. W. S
Quinn Patrick, laborer, h-cor Bridge and Blackstone "
Quinn Patrick, at Geo. Hewett's, h 6 Orange g
Quinn Patrick, laborer, h 1 Hibernia g
Quinn Patrick, napper, h Leicester, V. F. =
Quinn Patrick, laborer, h rear long block. Temple ^
Quinn Thomas, laborer, Grove st. wire works, h Nashua f»
Quinn Wm. carpenter, bds 8 Maple «3
Quirk Jeremiah, bootfitter, h 32 Franklin ^
Quirk John, laborer, bds Bangs block »"
Quirk Lawrence, laborer, h 5 Bridge ^
Quirk Morris, laborer, h 4 Margin 3
Quirk Patrick, bootmaker, h Winter place c
Quirk Timothy, laborer, h 16 Shrews Dury ®
Rabb Richard, wood worker at Merrifield's, h 4 Laurel ^
Rafferty George, stone mason, h 49 Mechanic 1
Rafferty James, trader, h 12 Water
Rafferty James, wire drawer, h Prescott place
Rafferty Michael, laborer, Grove mills, h 65 Exchange 3
Rafferty P. W. harness maker, bds Webster
Raha Martin, laborer, h Stafford 53.
Rand Mft. B. B. h 18 Portland o
Rand Charles, painter, bds 14 Salem ^
Rand Charles D. cutter, bds 105 Pleasant 5j-
Rand Charles H. carriage maker, bds 2 Washington d?
Rand James S. bonnet store. Bay State block, h 30 Pleasant §.
Rand Wm. A. machiuist, h 3 Prospect S2,
Rand Wm. D. mason, h 3 Prospect •
Randall Edward, at wire works, bds 26 Grove
At CHAS. A. VfilVlVJEir dc CO'A, Slirewsbarj Street, eveiy
descrtptton of HoB»«-BitildiM|f JLamber ■laj' be foamd.
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Bandall Joseph, laborer, h Beaver
q: Randall Nelson, machinist, h 18 Salem
UJ Randall Norton, (Barrett <fe R.) h 12 Salem
^ Randall Rawson O. spindle maker, bds 3 Milton
UJ Randall Wm. carder, h Trowbridgeville
2 Ranger S. W. policeman, h 24 Green
O Rankin John H. moulder, bds 2 Washington
^ Ratigan John, bootmaker, h 8 S. Irving
Ratigan Mrs. Mary, h 24 Winter
Ratigan Patrick, laborer, h rear 6 Hill
^ Rawson Mrs. A. M. boarding house, h 85 Summer
fiC Rawson A, J. bootmaker, bds 74 Elm
H Rawson ^ bootmaker, h Colton, S. W,
Rawson Mrs. Caleb, h 85 Summer
Z Rawson C. H. paper hanger, b 23 Washington
< Rawson Davis N. confectioner, bds Benefit court
S Rawson Deeiing J. fruit and confectionery, 2 Southbridge, h
,^ Rawson Elisha J. R. R. repairer, h 11 Plymouth [Benefit ct.
C4 Rawson Evander T. paper hanger, \^ Elm, h 2 Washington
^ Rawson Gilbert N. wood worker, h 4 Elliot
^ Rawson Gilbert N. farmer, h Salisbury •
\Z Rawson George A. hackman, h 24 Dewey
O Rawson Harrison L. policeman, bds Glen
^J Rawson H. 0. clerk, bds Benefit court
O Rawson Henry A. hostler, bds 76 Summer
Rawson Jasper, (Swasey <fc R.) h 74 Elm
J Rawson Joseph D. painter, h 12 Glen
O Rawson Kimball P. pattern maker, h 7 Oxford
|. Rawson Lewis A. painter, h 25 John
O Rawson Oscar F. tobacco and cigars, 243 Main, h 7 Orange
o.
Ray Daniel H. shoemaker, h Gouldingville
CO Ray James, carpenter, bds 26 Salem
Ray John, carpenter, h 20 Wilmot
Ray Richard, laborer, h 1 Ward
Raymond James, carpenter, h 15 School
Z Raymond John W. tobacconist, h Holly
££ Raymond Jos. D. telegraph repairer, h 67 Austin
S2 Raymond Michael, laboier, h 6 Ward
^ Raymond Tilly, carpenter, cor Union and Foster, h 6 George
O Raymore James H. wood worker, h 95 Main
Raymore Julius, teamster, h Cliff
•J Ready George, carpenter, h 2 Foyle
lu Ready Wm. blacksmith, Couit mills, h Lynde
^ Reagan Lotty, laborer, h 4 Bridge
g Reagan P. S. clerk, bds 11 Cherry ^
§ Reardon Cornelius, at rolling mills, h 54 Shrewsbury
K- Reardon Cornelius, book keeper at College Holy Cross
^ Reardon Cornelius, carpenter, h Ward
• Reardon Cornelius, at rolling mills, h 2 E. Worcester
Reardon James, currier, h 24 Shrewsbury
wJi Reardon Jeremiah, laborer, h Jjarkin, oor E. Worcester
Reardon John, at Washburn Iron Co.
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WORCESTER R DIRECTORY. 226
Reardon Patrick, moalder at Arcade, h 34 Temple
Reardon Patrick, carpenter, bds 1 Beach ^
Ready John, blacksmith, h Cypress ^
Redding Charles L. h 68 Austin c
Redican Edward J. F. machinist, bds 6 E. Central g"
Redican James, umbrella maker, h 5 E. Central S
Redican John, laborer, h rear 106 Southbridge g
Reeby Richard J. wood worker, bds Blithe wood avenue o
Reeby Richard M. cabinet maker, Cypress, h Blithewood ave. '5
Reed Arba, laborer, h 18 Lincoln o
Reed Andrew P. manufecturer, Tatnuck, bds Tatnuck c!
Reed Anson A. machinist, office 20 Front st. Exchange ^
Reed Mrs. A. S. boarding house, 26 Salem g
Reed Charles G. & Co. (R. M. Gould,) carriage wheel makers, g
54 Union, h Tirrel, cor Main ^
Reed Cheney, cai-penter, h 88 Southbridge "o
Reed Daniel B. Wor. heel plate Co. 199 Main, b 76 Front ^
Reed D wight, clerk, h 12 Glen g
Reed Elbridge IL^plumber for J. W. Jordan, h 4 Austin |.
Reed Frederick E. accountant at Wood, Light & Co.'s, bds S-
Reed George M. bootmaker, h 15 Lamartine [Jackson g^
Reed Henry J. photographer, 222 Main, h 26 Irving ^.
Reed Henry W. wheelwright, h 1 Tirrel P"
Reed James, baker, bds Thomas 8_
Reed John, machinist, h 14 Jackson ~ ^
Reed J. E. clerk, bds 26 High p
Reed L. R. S. (Allen & R.) h 24 Austin %
Reed Thomas H. stove dealer, 231 Main, h 36 Austin 3
Reed S. H. aiiist, at H. J. Reed's, h 26 High g
Reed, (W. A.) Rice (J. L.) 4fc Kempton (J. D.) patent right *r
dealers, bds 47 Washington S
Reedy Michael C. machinist, bds 2 Hibernia ^
Reekie James, at J. D. Chollar's, h 21 Bowdoin ^
Reeves George W. finisher, h Quinsigamond 3'
Reeves John, planer, h East Central ^
Reeves Wm. finisher, h Quinsigamond 'L
Regan Daniel, shoemaker, h 2 Hinds court g"
Regan L. laborer, h 4 Bridge 3
Regan John, painter, h 30 Hanover "g
Regan Patrick H. bootmaker, bds 11 Cherry ^
Regan Thomas, wiredrawer, bds 12 Nashua ^
Regan Timothy, blacksmith, h North §.
Reid Jacob, stone mason, h 7 Orange S^
Reidlman John B. carriage maker, h 18 Lafayette a
Reidy George, carpenter, h 2 Foyle g'
Reil Edward, at wire works, h Brighton sr
Remick Oral, carpenter, bds 32 Pleasant ^
Remick O. L. carpenter, h 16 Flagg's building ^
Remillard David, blacksmith, bds 27 Union §.
Remington (John H.) & Hoxie (E. P.) fish & oysters, g^
Green cor. Franklin, h 20 Washington
Revere N. L. machinist at Pollard's, Exchan ge
GHAS. A. VSlTMXnr * CO., IiVllEBBR ITARO,
•Mrewtbnrj Street, Joat below ir««fct»gee» A^uare^ 'Worcestevw
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226 WORCESTEB R DIRECTORY^
REVERE FREDERICK, sign and ornamental painter, 10
|J Foster, li 60 Austin
uj Reynolds Mrs. Elizabeth, nurse, h 7 Webster, N. W.
QC Reynolds George, tinman at Miller's, h 49 Southbridge
H Reynolds Franklin, shoemaker, h 29 Irving
^ Reynolds Harry H. machinist, bds 6 Fulton
2 Reynolds James, laborer at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Reynolds J. S. moulder, bds 25 Grafton
5* Reynolds Michael, dick, h 33 Lafayette
Reynolds M. Robert, h Columbian court
CO Reynolds Owen, laborer, h 68 Mechanic
^ Reynolds Patrick, wire drawer, at S. W. wire mills
^ Reynolds Peter, laborer at Washburn Iron Co. h Henry
< Reynolds Delia, h 23| Thomas
^ Reynolds W. A. machinist, h 46 Southbridge
CL Reynolds , farmer, h Apricot
^ Reynolds ^ farmer, h Fowler, Tatnuck ^
Reynolds Thomas, laborer at W & N. engine house, h*4
O Rhades Abram, spinner, bds Southgate % [Taylor
5 Rhuitan Abram A. envelope maker, h 1 2 Winter
Rica Joseph, woodworker, bds Cambridge N. W.
2 Rice Albert L. machinist, h 2 Lin wood place
5 Rice A. P. carriage and sign painter, h Main, N. W.
Z Rice Alden, farmer, Millbury avenue
^ RICE (Augustus) & WHITCOMB, (A.) iron machinery, 11
O Cypress, h Queen
Rice Benjamin, baker, 86 Southbridge, h cor. Pearl & Main
2 Rice Benjamin P. baker, h 20 Union
-J Rice Bernan, farmer, h W. Boylston
lI Rice Brainard, at J. M. Goodell's, bds 15 Portland
CO RICE CALVIN L. engraver, 205j Main, h 8 Belmont
. Rice Chas. H. (Taft, Bliss & Rice,) h 30 Chandler
CO Rice Chas. W. watchmaker, 206 Main, h Arch cor. Orchard
H Rice Chas. W. jr. machinist at L. W. Pond's, bds Arch cor.
S Rice Chas. C. telegrapher, h 1 Fulton [Orchard
■^ Rice Curtis, farmer, h Lincoln
lij Rice Daniel, farmer, bds Curtis Rice's
X Rice Darius, farmer, h Grafton [Pleasant
^" Rice Dexter, sign & ornamental painter, 1 Pleasant, h 85
CO Rice Edric J. clerk for Ames plow Co., bds 2 William
2] Rice Edward A. bookkeeper, bds 5 Oxford
U Rice Edward, clerk, at Barnard, Sumner & Go's, bds 20
^ Rice Edwin F. printer, bds 6 Cottage [William
^ Rice E. Beaman, farmer. West Boylston
y Rice Irving F. sash and blind maker, h 3 Prospect
o Rice Emerson K. carpenter, h 2 Summit
O RICE, (E. F.) GRIFFIN (R. S.) <fc CO. (W. F. Knowlton)
^ mouldings, doors, sash and blinds, Unionjcor, Exchange,
UJ Rice Frank H. physician, h 4 Elm [h 3 Prospect
^ Rice Frank H. mechanic, 1 Mulberry court
5 Rice George C. farmer. Rice court
Rice Geo. C. carpenter, bds 3 Chatham place
aiJU.»mif«, FI11XSHI1I« A]!V]> JHTACHYlf JERY XITHIBER,
C* A. Vmwmmj * Co., opp. Bocton St AU^mmj Mow Vrmiglkt Depot.
WOBGESTEB R DIRBCTOET. 227
Rice George E. butcher, bds rear Fobes block
Rice George F. manufacturer of hay cutters, iS?c., Armsby's
building, Central, bds 13 Flagg'a block ^
Rice George H. farmer, bds Grafton [h 30 Elm *tJ
Rice Geo. M. treas. R. B. &¥, Machine and Iron Co. Union, §
Rice, Barton A Fales machine and Iron Co., Union near g
Mechanic ^
Rice (George T.) & Whiting, (Chas. B.) bankers, 216 Main, gj
. h 4 Wellington S
Rice Henry C. attorney, 4 Brinley hall, h 4 West »o
Rice Henry F. woodworker at Crompton's 3
Rice H. Park, machinist, h Linwood place *S
Rice Henry S. compositor, bds 18 Portland * S*
Rice Herbert M. (WeUs & R.) h 46 Chandler ^
Rice I. L. (Reed, Rice & Kempton,) bds 47 Washington p<
Rice Mrs. Jabez, Rice court Ȥ
Rice James, at Washburn Iron Co. S"
Rice James, laborer, h 13 Brown -^
Rice James D. bds 1 Fruit
Eice James M. boottreer, h' 28 Mechanic
Rice James, blacksmith, h 1 S. Irving ^
Rice John, laborer, bds 7 Bridge g
Rice John, at Court mills, h 2 William . g
Rice John, mason, h 16 E. Worcester p
Rice John, 2d, (G. E. Kirby, & Co.) h 13 Beacon ^
Rice J. Milton, clerk, bds 80 Main
RICE J08IAH, saw repairer and dealer, 1 Pleasant, h 7 ®
Rice Lawrence, farmer, h 22 Chandler [Union g
Rice Lorenzo D. bootmaker, h 175 Pleasant ^
Rice Lucius, at F. Kendall's, h 2 Sudbuiy j©
Rice Mrs. Julia, bds 79 Chandler •*
Rice Michael, bootmaker, h Lunelle S^
Rice Minot, h 39 Chandler ^
Rice Mrs. M. A. h 2 Hermon ^
Rice Nathan P. carpenter for J. C. French, h 79 Chandler g.
Rice Owen, wool sorter, bds Armory [cor. Queen 5
Rice Peter, policeman, h 99 Pleasant Qg
Rice Peter, spinner, h Leicester, V. F.
Rice Mrs. Rufus, h 6 Oxford m
Rice Bewail, h Main cor Allen m
Rice S. H. bookkeeper at Follansbee's, 12 Central,h 5 Qoincy •
Rice Thomas, laborer, h Millbury cor. Taylor 2
Rice Thomas, laborer, h Cypress M
Rico Thomas C. painter and grainer, h 9 Hudson 5*
Rice Wm. E. treas. Washburn & Moen Mf g Co. h 29 Elm a
Rice Wm. H. hackman, bds 30 Chandler ^
Rice Wm. h 10 Fruit O
Rice Wm. JI. machinist, h 10 Hanover ^
Rice Wm. W. counsellor, P. O. block, Pearl, h 6 Bowdoin S.
Rich Albert, laborer, bds 4 Lamartine *"
Rich Mrs. Annie A. h Abbott
Rich Chas. E. machine operator, h 17 Orange
Ronrh aift«l ]>r«Mea Heailock, (ipmc« mrnA JFlne,
CI^M. A* XMmejr * <?•.« •bi«w»l>Mrx Street MaumS^mr T»vd»
228 WOECESTBB R DIRECTORY.
Rich Elkanah, farmer, Pleasant, Tatnuck
Rich Miss Eliza, h 107 Summer
Rich Geo. H. carpenter, h Tatnuck
tS Rich Henry, clerk at 204 Main, bds 12 William
2 Rich Henry H. musician, h 14 Grove
« Rich Henry V. moulder, h 166 Southbridge, S. W.
a Rich Mrs. Mary, h 24 High
« Rich Marcus L. shoefinisher, h 25 Dewey
^ Richard Alphonso, carpenter, bds 104 Pleasant
OD RICHARDS CHAS. J. boot pattern maker, 1 Pleasant, cor
^ Richards Mrs. Geo. h 9 Portland [Main, h 1 Bellevue
Richards Ellis G. clerk, bds 31 Green
Richards Hen/y D. at Parker's grocery, h 6 Lincoln
2 Richards Hiram A. at wire works, bds 14 Liberty
S Richards John, at A. P. Ware's, h 3 High st. ct.
g Richards Leander, truckman, h 14 Liberty
§ Richards Seth (Fay & R.) h 40 Portland
Richards Willard E. homeopathic physician, 10 Front st. Ex-
§ change, h 31 Green
H Richardson Albion P. & Co. (J. Whitman) manufacturers of
^ of Buckeye mowers, Central, h 308 Main
^ Richardson A. clerk at Barnard, Sumner & Co. bds Summer
^ Richardson Chas. h 7 Everett
^ Richardson Chas. H. clerk at 200 Main, bds 32 Orange
OQ Richardson Chas. H. machinist, bds 8 Hanover
M Richardson Cyrus B. fireman on Boston R. R. h 8 Grafton
^ Richardson Edw. E. machinist, bds cor Arch and Fountain
P3 Richardson G. Byron, bootfinisher, h 43 Exchange
2 Richardson Geo. W. President City National bank, h 19 Elm
H Richardson, (H. A.) Merriam (Rufus N.) & Co. (Wm. B.
2 Mclver & S. F. Bond) manurrs wood working machines,
2 Junction, h 6 Wellington
Richardson Mrs. H. E. h 32 Harvard
^ Richardson Isaac C. gardener, bds 1 1 Cedar
Q^ Richardson John H. at Lucas' tin shop
g Richardson Mrs. Jonathan, h 67 Southbridge
pg Richardson Levi, B. & A. freight house
^ Richardson Rev. M. pastor Salem st. ch. h 32 Orange
^ Richardson S. Ambrose, brick layer, h 4 Charlton
^ Richardson S. M. (Witherby, Rugg & R.) h 38 Main
H Richardson Mrs. Sarah, h 6 Wellington
g| Richardson T. C. musician, S. R. Leland & Son's, 205^ Main
Richardson Wm. machinist, bds 25 Salem
§ Richardson William A. cutter at Bigelow and Longley's, bds
^ Exchange hotel
Richardson W. A. machinist, h 61 Austin
^ Richardson W. H. machinist, h Clarkson -- [Pleasant
5 RICHMOND A. K. carriage repository, 8 W^do, h 173
^ Richmond Mrs. Marion A. teacher of music, bds Canterbury
Richmond Willard, office 265 Main, h Pleasant
Richmond Wm. P. carpenter, h Canterbury
Ricker F. H. clerk, bds 3 Fulton
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Rickey William, h 61 Mason
Rideout Joseph, at Alzirus Brown's, h 22 Orange
Rider Anal S. farmer at W. T. Merrifield's, h Highland ^
Rider Benj. machinist, h 10 Cottage §
Rider E. Henry, moulder, h 82 Salem §
Rider Mrs. Fanny W. h 254 Main ^
Rider James, at Russ & Eddy's ^
Rider P. W. telegraph operator, bds 264 Main S.
Bidler Mrri. Mary, h Border CO
Ridler Robert, machinist, bds Border ^
Ridler Wm. machinist, h N. Ashland 5"
Riedl Chas. machinist, bds 4 Mechanic ^
Riedl John, musician, h Greenwood S
Riedl John & Son, saloon and boarders, 2 and 4 Mechanic g.
Riedl Matthew, saloon, 1 6 Foster, h over saloon 5-
Riedl Michael &, Son, musicians, bds 4 Mechanic S
Riggs Calvin, blacksmith, h 6 Glen [tain ^
Riggs Ira J. cabinet maker at Taylor &, Farley's, h 2 Foun- -*»
Rigney Patrick, armorer, bds 93 Front ^
Riley Mrs. Bernard, h Southbridge, cor Adriatic ^^
Riley Daniel, laborer, h Lunelle 5"
Riley Gerald, shoemaker, h S. Irving w
Riley James, wired rawer, h Quinsigamond ^^
Riley James, moulder, bds 83 Front ^
Riley James, at Jourdan's coal yard, h rear long b'k, Temple^^g
Riley John, laborer at Cleveland's cd"
Riley John, laborer at Court mills, h Byron pa
Riley Mrs. Margaret, h 31 Winter ]^
Riley Michael, brakeman Prov. railroad, h Lamartine jy
Riley Morgan, carder, h 22 Millbury *:h
Riley Owen, laborer, h North 3;
Riley Patrick, stone mason, h Layfayette S,
Riley Peter, at N. Washburn's, h 6 Burt ^
Riley P. H. moulder, bds 23 Winter ^
Riley Thomas, picker, h 5 Millbury [Temple g
Riley Timothy, helper at J. H. & G. M. Walker's, bds 17 ^
Riley Wm. machinist, h Millbury [fayette cr
Rines G. W. house and sign painter, bds 32 Beacon, cor. La- *^
Ring David, at Washburn Iron Co.
Ring Humphrey, laborer, Eaton place r^
Riordan Michael, laborer, h 10 Blossom ^
Ripley John C. cashier Citizens Bank, h 499 Main -H
Ripley S. B. h 38 Pleasant O
Risley Timothy, finisher, h 10 Spruce 25
Rist Gilbeit L. boot and shoe store, 3 Bay State block, h
Hawthorne, cor. Woodland
Rivers Julius, laborer at Washburn Iron Co.
Rivers Timothy, shoemaker, bds 4 Bartlett pL
* Rivett Edward, shoemaker, h Cambridge
Roach Edmund, laborer, h Canterbury
Roach James, laborer, h rear long block, Temple ?
Roach Mrs. Mary, h Ellsworth, cor Millbury
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Roach Michael, carpenter, bds 2 Hind^ court
Roach Michael, clerk, bds cor Gold and Washington
^ Roach Michael, at Whitcomb & Go's, bds 2 Ellsworth
— Roach Michael, boottreer, h 4 Brown
^ Roach Michael, laborer, h Ganterbury
Roach Samuel J. mechanic, bds 81 Summer
3 Roach Thomas, planer, h rear 20 Thomas
."B Roach Thomas, boottreer, h 9 Lagrange
^ Roath Albert, conductor Norwich R. R. h Mun, &ont Oread
g RobbinsBenj. W. shoemaker, 130 Southbridge
1 Robbins A. W. clerk at 268 lilain, bds 9 Maple
-S Robbins G. B., M. D. h 34 Portland
S Robbins Eiisha, pattern maker, h 122 Ghandler
■^ Robbins Mrs. Francis A. h 32 Thomas
^ Robbins Frank, traveling agent, bds 9 Maple
g Robbins Geo. former, h Green's lane
=»*» Robbins Geo. B. farmer, West Boylston
o Robbins H. F. clerk at Barnard, Sumner & Go's, bds Ash
-gJQ Robbins John, farmer, bds Northville
Robbins P. shoemaker, h 81 Main
^ Robbins Samuel L. farmer, h Salisbury .
Robbins Sanford A. pressman, bds 4 High
^ Robbins Stephen, laborer, h 81 Main
-Q Robbins Wm. E. clicker, bds 13 Market
§ Roberts A. carriage maker, h 1 Union
^ Roberts Daniel W. cabinet maker at Taylor & Farley's, bds
*<D May, cor Mason
c Roberts James, bds Bay State house
2 Roberts John, grinder, h 23 Summer
es Roberts John W. machinist, h 26 Mulberry
"^ Roberts Joseph, woodworker, h Lamartine
tS Roberts Leo, refreshment saloon, 38 Exchange
_. Roberts Thomas, heater, h Quinsigamond
2 Roberts Trifley, carpenter, h Norwich, over bowling alley
^ Roberts Wentworth, carpenter, bds 174 Southbridge
^ Robertson J. A. machinist, bds 12 Mulberry
eg Robertson Wm. carpenter, bds 15 Ghandler
^ Robinson Alfred M. job wagon, h 203 Pleasant
E Robinson Frank, wiredrawer, bds 26 Grove
S Robinson Henry P. manrr pat. heel plates, h 40 Summer
"c Robinson James, h N. Ashland, cor William
.s Robinson Mrs. Sarah, h Grant.
CO Robinson Roberi R. wiredrawer, bds 36 Grove
^ Robinson Thaddeus, machinist, h 13 Shelby
g Robinson Thomas B. machinist, h 35 Grove
-^ Robinson Wm. H. (Blake <fc R.) h 49 Chandler
g Robinson Wm. L. shoemaker, h 29 Laurel
=>» ROBINSGN WM. L. silver plater, Foster, opposite depot,
St: h 4 Linwood place
Roche Henry G, stone mason, Lincoln, h 4 Concord
Roche M. fancy dry goods, 30 Main, h 30 Main
Ro chette E dw. at Bradley's oar shop, bds Mechanic
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Rock Andrew, bootmaker, h Goaldingville
Rock John L. blacksmith, h 28 Thomas
Rock John L. harness man, h 8 Liberty ►
Rockwell E. M. book keeper at N. A. Lombard A Co.'s, h g
Rockwood Calvin R. carpenter, h 9t$ Chandler [4 Sudbury B
Rockwood E. J. roofer, h 5 Coral g:
Rockwood G. W. machinist, h 20 Salem S
Rockwood Mrs. Henry, h Stafford o
Rockwood John, farmer, h Main, cor Lagrange ^
Rockwood Levi R. edge blacking, h Olean, Tatnuck ^
Rockwood Miss M. E. h 3 Park P.
Rockwood Mrs. Rebecca, h 8 Salem ^
Rockwood Rufus, shoemaker, h 3 Apricot
Rodman Joshua, stone cutter, bds rear 17 Central
Rogan James, bootmaker, h 21 Pink
Rogan Michael, painter at 2 Norwich
Rogers Andrew D. slater, h Summer cor Market
Rogers Mrs. Austin L. h 16 Harvard
Rogers Edward, at Court mills, h rear 21 Summer
Rogers Mrs. JJ. B. H. h 14 Charlton
Rogers Geo. P. at G. W. Rogers, h 6 Maple
Rogers George W. flour and grain, 14 Pleasant, h 11 West ^
Rogers Mrs. Henry, h 41 Pleasant g*
Rogers Horatio B. wheelwright, *bds 6 Maple ^
Rogers Israel M. farmer, Adams square S
Rogers James S. (Strong & R.) coal yard, Southbridge, h 10
Rogers Jeremiah, n 6 Maple [John »
Rogers John, at factory, n rear 6 Foyle S*
Rogers Patrick, laborer, h cor Madison and Salem m
Rogers (Thos. M.) & Southgate (R. H.^ leather and findings, s[
240 Main, h cor Chatham and Hign S
Rogerson Mrs. C. A. h 35 William ^
Rogerson Wm. B. bds 12 Arch S.
Rokey Theodore, painter, h 20 Millbury ^
Rollins C. B. machinist at L. W. Pond's •
Rollins Henry C. clerk, h 12 Foster M
Rolland Amede, tailor, bds 54 Exchange ^
Rollinson John, carter, bds Lake, N. W. O
Rolston David, tinman, h Adams square ^
Roman John, bootbottomer, bds 5 Lovell's court M
Roman Wm. boot crimper, h 5 Lovell's court ^
Rome George R. job wagon, h Abbott
Ronan John, laborer, h Mechanic, cor Spring S
Roney John, laborer, h Shrewsbury ^
Ronnin Patrick, shoemaker, h 5 Cherry B
Ronnin Wm. boot crimper at Andrews', h 6 S. Irving g-
Rondo R. at Bradley's car shop, h Wall
Rondigau Thomas, laborer, h Grove S
Rood Oliver, carpenter, bds 106 Pleasant Jg
Rooney James, bds 24 Millbury r*"
Rooney John, boot bottomer, bds 5 S. Irving
Rooney Patrick, machinist, bds 24 Millbury
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Rooney Peter, machinist, h 24 Millbury
Rooney Wm. at Court mills, h 58 Exchange
Roper George, h 13 Thomas
Rose Adolphus, mechanic, h Stafford, N. W.
Rose Alfred W. clerk at 274 Main, h 99 Pleasant
Rose R. teamster, h 40 Temple
Rose Uriah, machinist, h Stafford, N. W.
[I Rosebury Mrs. Margaret, h 3 Spring
^ Ross Asa, (Ballon & R.) h Holden
Ross Edward, clicker, h 24 Grove
Ross Frank, teamster, bds 1 1 Arch
Ross G. E. travelling agent for Earle Stove Co.
Ross Henry F. at Court mills, bds 8 Glen
Ross I. N. superintendent Earle Stove Co.
Ross Lowell, carpenter, bds 27 Franklin
Ross Luther, pattern maker, Ct. mills, h Forest Hill Cottage,
cor Auburn and Channing
Ross Nathaniel, at Court mills, h 5 Carroll
ROSS (Wm.) & McGregor, (Alex.) painters. Central, h
Ross Wm. mason, h Salisbury [90 Chandler
Ross Wm. W. wire drawer, h 24 Grove
«g Rourke Andrew, laborer, h 6 Charles
Rourke John, laborer, h rear 58 Exchange
Rourke Malbec, laborer, bdrf 12 Nashua
Rourke Maiachi, at wire works, h Byron
Rourke Michael, moulder, h 1 Burt
Rourke Thomas, laborer, h rear 20 Thomas
Rowe B. F. Arcade M. I. works, bds 18 Summer
Rowe David, laborer, h 21 Bowdoin
Rowe Mrs. Ellen, at Bay State Shoe Co. h 4 Chandler court
Rowe George, machinist, h Freeland
Rowe James, harness maker, h 72 Southbridge
Lu Rowe Joseph, at Taylor & Farley's, h 11 Hanover
2 Rowland John, millwright, h 39 Washington
o Ruby Sanford, machinist, h 92 Summer
^ Ruddick , gas fitter, bds 1 1 Maple
CD Rudy Henry, wire worker, h 9 North Ashland
^ Rugg Albert J. painter and glazier, bds Langdon
S Rugg Alfred, iron dealer, h Granite
Rugg Asa W. (Munroe Organ Reed Co.) 3 Hermon
Rugg Benj. H. travelling salesman, h 7 Russell
Rugg Charles F. clerk 247 Main, bds 21 Park
Rugg George W. soap and candle maker, h 33 Grafton
Rugg Gilbert J. (Witherby, R. & Richardson,) h 46 Central
Rugg Reuben, harness maker at Richmond's, h Sunnyside
Ruggles Alucius C. pattern maker, h Millburv avenue
< Ruggles Charles M. agent at Junction depot, n at Junction
2 Ruggles Draper, h 1 Catherine
*i Ruggles John H. carpenter, h Mount Vernon, cor Westminster
% Ruggles Willard G. wood worker, h 6 Seaver
g Ruhmpohl A. broadcloth finisher, 59 Front
" Rush worth Charles L. upholsterer, bds Leland court
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Russ (James J.) & Eddy, (Lorin,) moulding manufactiirers,
Manchester, cor Bridge, h 3 Oxford place
RUSSELL ADDISON & Co. (I. D. Russtll,) stoves and tin
ware, 44 Southbridge, h 27 Southbridge
Russell Mrs. A. millinery, 141 Main, h N. Ashland
Russell Alexander, carpenter, h Gold court
Russell Alfred, carpenter, h 47 N. Ashland
Russell Charles, ma^.hinist, h Bowdoiu
Russell Daniel W. (S. J. Wilcox & Co.) h 318 Main
Russell Edward, carpenter, bds Mechanic, cor Spriiig
Russell E. H. agent Mut. Benefit Life Ins. Co. 206 Mab, h 21
Russell Frank F. carriage maker, bds 11 Harvard [East
Russell George, weaver, bds Armory
Russell Geo. W. (A. Tolman & Co ) h U Harvard
Russell Henry, shoemaker, h 28 Winter
RUSSELL ISAIAH D. stoves and tin ware, 88 Ffoilt, h 4
Russell James, machinist, bds 7 Ward [Trumbtdi
Russell James A. printer, bds Mrs. Vance's, 61 Main
Russell James S. engineer at Crompton's, h Columbia
Russell John, machinist, bds 7 Ward
Russell Julius, blacksmith, h Cambridge, S. W.
Russell L. Henry, shoemaket, bds Winter ^
Russell Lewis, at Court mills, h Kendall ^ a
Russell Martin, at Court mills, h 2 Concord* •
Russell Sylvanus, spinner, bds Adriatic ^
Russell M. T. turnkey at jail 8
Russell Peter, machinist, h Ellsworth
Russell Timothy, carpenter, h Lunelle *Bi
Rutter Alfred A. wool sorter, h 8 Lafayette §
Ryan Andrew, Providence freight, h Nashua
Ryan Albert M. clerk, bds 5 Maple S"
Ryan Daniel F. boot&ider, bds 56 Southbridge %t^
Ryan Daniel, bds 2 Leicester %
Ryan Daniel, spinner at Messitiger & Wright's ^
Ryan Edward, laborer, h 14 Shrewsbuty B
Ryan Edward, teamster at Crompton's O
Ryan Edward J. postal clerk, bds 26 Oi'ange E
Ryan H. F. paper hanger for Clark and Sawyfer
Ryan James, laborer, bds 13 Vine
Ryan James, laborer, h Prescott place
Ryan James, laborer, bds South Irving
Ryan John, laborer, Adriatic mills, h Armory
Ryan John, boot bottomer, bds 12 Bridge
Ryan John, painter, h Bloomingdale
Ryan John, watchman, bds Armory
Ryan John, at Grove mills, h Prescott pl&ce
Ryan Mrs. John, h 12 Winter st. court
Ryan Martin, at Washburn Iron Co.
Ryan Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 26 Orange
Ryan Michael, laborer, h Plantation
Ryan Michael, laborer, h 8 Pond
Ryan Patrick, boot bottomer, h 4 E. Cet itral
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Kyan Patrick, helper, h 26 Blackstone
^ Kyan Patrick, boottreer, h 66 Southbridge
to Ryan Patrick, wool sorter, h 8 Lafayette
.5 Ryan Patrick, hostler, h 8 E. Central
•g Ryan Thomas, painter, h 4 Pink
.479 Ryan Thomas, wire drawer, h Prescott
^ Ryan Thomas, boot crimper, h Winter place
•TL Ryan Thomas, laborer, h Ellsworth
'& Ryan Thomas, boot maker, bds 1 2 Bridge
^ Ryan Timothy, jr. laborer, bds Leicester, N. W.
"o Ryan Timothy, laborer, h 2 Leicester
Jl Ryan Wm. baggage master, Nashua railroad, bds Farmer's
g Ryder N. F. bds 9 Maple [hotel
c/5 Sackett R. W. accountant, h Carrol cor Glen
^ Sadler Jacob, teamster, bds 16 Central
^_. Safford E. J. boot closer, bds 23 Orange
Salisbury Stephen, president Wor. Nat. bank, h Highland
.ts Salisbury Stephen, jr. office 6 Main, bds Highland
g Sampson Aaron, carriage maker, 22 Foster, h 80 Southbridge
^ Sampson Alfred D. machinist, h 17 Gold
5 Sampson Arthur B. machinist, h 17 Gold
cd Sampson Austin A. clerk at S. R. Heywood's, 286 Main, bds
13 Clinton court
^ Sampson Charles^L. laborer at Arcade, bds Swan's hotel
o Sampson F. machinist at Rice, Barton & Co's.
^ Sampson Joseph N. bootmaker, h 8 Bartlett
-^ Sampson Mrs. P. H. boarding house, 20 Pleasant
.w Sampson Thomas, laborer, h Canterbury
o Sampson Wm. M. machinist, h 1 72 Southbridge
-^ Samson Alfred H. at 181 Main, bds 9 Lincoln
o Samson Mrs. Caroline, h Southbridge, S. W.
2g Samson Fred, bookkeeper, bds 9 Lincoln
bS} Sanborn Edward, mason, bds 13 Beacon
-^ Sanders Charles, at Court mills, h 18 William
^ Sanders Eri, carpenter^ at Court mills, h 8 Lincoln
^ Sanders Henry A. musical instrument maker, h 1 Church
_g Sanders John, bootcrimper, h 4 Henry
"E Sanders Samuel, woodworker. Court mills, h Dewey
S Sanders Thomas, carpenter, bds 62 Mechanic
2 Sanders Willard, bootclick, h 61 Mason
> Sanderson Alfred A. farmer at lunatic hospital
^ Sanderson J. Miner, farmer at hospital
jg Sanderson Mrs. William, h 6 Eaton place
o Sanford Miss C. A. millinery <fec., 282 Main
^ Sanford Chas. E. (W. H. Sanford & Son,) bds 11 Main
o Sanford E. H. & Co, hosiery and glove store, 4 Flagg's block,
B h 16 Chestnut
Sanford Wm. H. & Son, booksellers, 184 Main, h 11 Main
Santon Geo. H. at wood yard, bds 1 3 Elm
SANTON JOSEPH, JR. & Co. f J. S. Kennon,) wood deal-
er 15 Central, h 30 Main
Santon Mrs. Cordelia, h Northville
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€• A. Tmmnmj * Co., opp. Boston * Albaajr Hew WrmtgMt Bopot»
WOBCESTRR S DIEECTORT. - 235
Santon Win, moulder, h Suffolk, Wood's square
Sargeant Simon R. at Court mills, h 27 Bowdoin
Sargent A. J. organ maker ^or Loring A Blake, Org^an Co. ^
Sargent Mrs. C. F. h Harris ]64 Soutnbridge P
Sargent H. W. bds 2 Hermon ^
Sargent Lucius M. sewing machine agent, h Harris ^
Sargent Isaac, printer at Spy office, h Newbury z
Sargent Joseph, physician, 256 Main fn
Sargent J. E. engineer at H. B. Fay's *^
SARGENT CARD CLOTHING CO., Southbridge, cor Gold 3
Sargent Simon B. shoemaker, h 13 Market o
Satchwell Bemamin, blacksmith, h 14 Grafton o
Savage Geo. E. clerk at Foster street depot §
Savage H. G. bookkeeper for J. Marble & Co. bds 27 Crown ^
Savage I. R. bootmaker, h 25 Salem ^
Savage Jerry, laborer, h 29 Shrewsbury §
Savage Wm. condnctor, h 27 Crown g
Savage William, teamster, h 7 Pond y>
Savels I. N. C. foreman at S. Porter's, Union, bds 9 Maple —
Sawin Albert H. furniture painter, at Parker, Denny & Co. §
h 13 Reservoir *
Sawin Chas. H. gunsmith, h Russell court 5"
Sawin Chas. M.at A. P. Richardson's, h 9 Seaver fS
Sawin Geo. H. carpenter, h 10 Goddard §
Sawin Henry B. machinist, bds Russell court
Sawin H. H. tm worker, h 12 Goddard g
Sawin Wm. A. machinist, h Merrick o
Sawtelle Frank K. machinist at L. W. Pond's, h 67 Summer =
Sawtelle Homer N. wood planer, h 22 Union ^
Sawyer A. laborer, h Webster court p
Sawyer Andrew W. clerk at 53 Main, Harrington avenue *<
Sawyer Appleton L. at Allen & Reed's, h 7 Laurel ^
Sawyer Byron P. carpenter, bds 69 Summer 5"
Sawyer Chas. at Western railroad depot, bds 2 Fobes' block, S»
Sawyer Ezra, wood machinist, h 5 Crown [Front 3
Sawyer George C. h Robinson place §•
Sawyer John G. carpenter, bds 96 Southbridge 3
Sawyer Jonathan, clicker, h Wachusett [h 36 Austin :?»
Sawyer Jos. A. sewing machine repairer & jobber, 313 Main, §
Sawyer Stephen, (Clark, Sawyer & Co.) h 13 Park ^
Saxby W. L. (Union Roofing Co.) 140 Southbridge ^
Sayles Thomas, stone mason, h Lamartine 1
Sayles Wm. stone mason, h Lamartine =
Saylor Lucas, bds 7 Orchard S5.
Sayton Henry, bootsider at H. B. Jenks', Park o
Scanlan John, laborer, h Millbury, cor, Taylor
Scanlan John, laborer, bds 4 Margin
Scanlan Michael, laborer, h 58 Mechanic eg
Scanlan Patrick, laborer, h 14 E. Worcester ^
Scanlan Thomas, wiredrawer, h Lincoln
Scanlan Wm. prof, languages, Ac. College Holy Cross
Scanlin James, B. Sd A. freight house, h 2 Hill
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Scannell Dennis, laborer, h 2 Larkin
of Scheyer Bernard, weaver, h Cambridge
Jjj Schlenker Christian, mechanic at Wasliburn & Moen*s, bds 5
fo Schmidt G. A. blacksmith, h 5 highland , [Water
W Schneider Heniy, machinist, h 4 Central
2 Schofield Andrew, machinist, h Hawthorne
O Schofield Dr, Edwin, h and oflSce, 153 Main
^ Schofield E. N. carpenter, h Washburn, S. W.
Schofield James, sup't at Messinger & Wright's, h 7 Spruce
1^ Schofield John, loom repairer, h 1 Chandler
ijj Schofield John, carpenter, h Penn avenue
flC Schofield Oliver, machinist, h 2 Pattison
Jj Schofield Mrs. Sarah, h 6 Brown's block, Salem
Schofield Wm. weaver, h 4 Apricot
5 Scholan James, moulder, bds 4 Cherry
< Scholan John, cooper, h 4 Cherry
« Scholley Charles, h Sufiolk
,^ Schultz Wm. machinist, h Sigel, Island
CM Schumacher Jacob, carpenter at Bradley's car shop, bds 62
J^ Schuckrow Elihu, h Bloomingdale [Mechanic
Schwartz David, bootmaker, 7 Pleasant, h 7 Vine
l^ ScoUan John, wiredrawer, h Brighton
O Scollan Thomas, h rear 6 Howard
i4j Scofield J. M. agent Charter Oak Life Insurance Co. Mechan-
Q ics hall, h Mount Pleasant
ig Scott Charles N. clerk at N. R. Scott's, bds 369 Main
-J Scott Charles W. whitewasher, h 24 Elliot
^ Scott D. R. wood planer, bds 43 Summer [h 81 Harvard
!-• Scott David & Co. (E. P. Woodward) druggists, 251 Main,
Q Scott Frank J. tin peddler, bds Exchange hotel
Z Scott George H. machinist, h 36 Thomas
^ Scott LewiSj finisher, h Jamesville
Scott Michael, laborer, h Lamartine Main
Scott Kelson R. druggist, cor Main and Southbridge, h 369
, Scott William, barber, h 13 Prospect
2 Scully Michael, marble worker, h Millbury
g Scully Patrick, laborer at Washburn Iron Co.
r^ Scully Timothy, wiredrawer, bds Margin
SI Scully Thomas, laborer, li North
O Seabury Frank, painter, bds 39 Summer
^ Seagrave Daniel, (Ty^®^ ^ Seagrave) 252 Main, b 6 Crown
^ Seagrave J. D. satinet manufacturer, Holden, h 60 Elm
W Seagrave Mrs. Thomas L. h 33 Summer
> Searle Hosea A. mason, h Kendall hill
^ Searchfield Patrick, laborer bds 20 Central
O Searles Edwin, machinist, h 47 Washington
H Searles Orville, shoemaker, h 26 Oxford
Sears Alden H. gardener, h West Boylston
Sears Allen E. carpenter, bds Washburn, S. W.
Sears Benjamin, tinsmith, bds 29 Portland
Sears C. W. bookkeeper at John Gates & Co. h 58 Austin
Sears Chancey C. slater, bds Washburn, S. W.
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Sears Elijah, h Washburn, S. W.
Sears John A. clerk at Perry & Paul's, bds West Boylstoa ^
Sears Philander F. farmer, Salisbury, cor Flagg *<
Sears P. F. jr. farmer, bds Salisbury §
Sears Sylvan us, farmer, Salisbury, cor Flagg g"
Sears Thomas D. tinsmith, bds 4 Clinton S
Seaver A. H. silversmith, bds 51 Summer S
Seaver Augustus W. bread driver for Benj. Rice, 86 South- o
bridge, h Woodland o
Seaver James M. express wagon, h 8 Church o
Seaver Wm. tinman at I. D. Russell's, h 18 Mulberry o
Seaver W. H. agent for Express Co. bds Lincoln house m
Seavems John L. paper machine manrr, Union, h 6 High S
Seaverns Jos. H. machinist, bds 6 High o
Seavey Charles L. carpenter, h 27 John Zj,
Seavey Edward K. carpenter, h 27 John 3
Seavey Wm. D. foreman at Baker's boot shop, h 6 Prospect *<
Seeger Charles, bootmaker, h 49 Mechanic c
Seibert Jacob, at J. B. Lawrence's, h 13 S. Irving §-
Seibert Phillip, at Grove mills, h 31 Grove =^
Selzer John, engineer, h Bloomingdale ?
Servy Mrs. Jonas W. h 56 Front ^■
Sessions Francis E. foreman foundry. Court mills, h Simnyside -^
SESSIONS GEO. & SON, city sextons and undertakers, 29 |.
Front, h 27 Front p,
Sessions Nat'l, veterinary surgeon. Swan's hotel, h Barclay pi,
Sessions Waldo E. (Geo. Sessions & Son) bds 27 Front %
Severance Willard, moulder, h>21 Portland §
Sexton Jerre, teamster, h 29 Mechanic 8^
Sexton John, machinist, bds 28 Grove S!^
Sexton John H. carpenter at Russ & Eddy's eS
Seymore Frank, teamster, h 5 Orange °^
Shabono Augustus, laborer, h Webster, N. W. W
Shaddock Moses, bds 17 Wilmot ='
SHAFFER (Stillman L.) & MARQUAND, (J. P. Jr.) ag't» ??
Singer's sewing machines, 216 Main, h 43 Austin ^
Shanahan Mrs. Mary, b Langdon S"
Shanahan William, laborer, bds 13 Vine <3
Shanlay Geo. machinist, bds 18 Central "S
Shanneily Nathaniel, scourer, bds 1 Millbury 3*
Shanley B. F. carpenter, bds 18 Thqmas ^
Shannon Bruner, shoemaker, h Island. %
Shannon Mrs. Bridget, h 124 Southbridge g>
Shannon John, laborer, h Norj^h §;
Shannon M. W. machinist, bds 124 Southbridge §
Shannon Michael, helper, bds 124 Soutlibridge «^"
Shannon Patrick, ware cleaner, h 7 Water %
Shannon Patrick, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Sharkey David, laborer, bds 20 Shrewsbury
Sharpies Lawrence, boottreer, h 12 Gold
Sharry John, laborer at Washburn Iron Ca
Sharry Martin, laborer at Washburn Iron Co.
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Sharry Patriok, laborer at Washburn Iron Co. h 14 Bridge
Sharry Peter, laborer at Washburn Iron Co.
Shattuck M. E. & Co. cigar store, 361 Main, bds Bay State h
E Shattuck Oliver P. (M. E. S. & Co.] bds 41 Exchange
H Shattuck Samuel S. mason, bds 43 Austin
^ Shaughnessay Andrew, bootmaker, h cor Chandler
2 Shaw Geo. W. engineer, h Quinsigamond
^ Shaw Henry, machinist, h 59 Front
S Shaw James D. machinist, h 8 Plymouth
Shaw John, wireworker, bds 59 Front
$ Shaw John B. manufacturer, h 7 Salem
^ Shaw Joseph A. teacher at Highland Military Academy
^ Shaw J. R. wireworker, bds Front cor Bartlett
< Shaw Leonard^ laborer, bds 1 Bartlett place
^ Shaw Lewis, harness maker, bds rear 9 Mechanic
CL Shaw Luther, braes founder, 102 Summer, h 44 Salem
^ Shaw Samuel, fkrmer, h Leicester, V, P.
Shaw Samuel, bootmaker, bds Farmer's hotel
D Shaw Thomas W. blacksmith, h Lamartine
^ Shaw W. R. machinist, h 23 Mechanic
Shay Denny, tailor, h 7 Dewey
f2 Shea Cornelias, tailor, h Mason
< Shea Daniel, moulder, bds 9 Maple
I Shea Daniel, at Crompton's, h 10 Shrewsbury
^ Shea Darid, laborer, h Hibernia
C Shea James, laborer, h 60 Salem
She.a John, laborer, h-5 Vine
£3 Shea Joseph, machinist, bds 9 'Bridge
rf Shea Lawrence, at AlEirus Brown's, h 12 Shrewsbury
P Shea Michael, machinist, h 10 Spring
CO Shea Michael, at city coal yard, n 3 Milk
• Shea Michael, laborer, h rear 10 E. Central
CO Shea Michael, bootcrimper, h 78 Mechanic
H Shea Michael, helper, bds Mechanic, cor. Spring
< Shea Patrick, tailor, h 22 Winter
■^ Shea Patrick, laborer, h rear 70 Mechanic
Uj Shea Timothy, bootmaker, h 10 Shrewsbury
Z Shea Thomas, laborer, h Southbridge, Adriatic
f, ^ Shea Thomas J. boots and shoes, 125 Main, bds 3 Elm
CO Shea Wm. at Sargent Card Clothing Co. h cor. Southbridge
gi and Armory
u Sheady John, bootmaker, h rear long block, Temple
^ Shedd Chas. K. machinist, h Oak avenue
V- Sheedy Thomas, clicker, h 8 Belmont
^ Sheehan Francis, laboQsr, h cor Foyle and Millbury «
o Sheehan Frank, laborer, h 7 Foyle
5 Sheehan James, laborer, h 24 Shrewsbury
Sheehan James, laborer, h Sigoumey
iJ Sheehan John, laborer, h 36 Shrewsbury
^ Sheehan Michael, boot bottomer, bds 54 Southbridge
^ Sheehan Michael, laborer, h 2 East Central
Sheehan Patrick, laborer, h 12 Washington square
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Sheehan Thomas, laborer, W. railroad, h 24 Winter
Sheehan Thomas, laborer, h rear 3 Spring
Sheehey John, bootsider, h 2 Spring
Sheldon Gilbert W. case maker at Tajlor Is Farley's, h 26 ^
Sheldon Mrs. Hiram Z. h 9 Reservoir [Newbury §
Sheldon Horace, dry goods, 4 Mechanics hall, h 8 State H
Sheldon Nelson L. h 54 Central ^
Sheldon Wm. A. machinist, bds 9 Reservoir t^
Shelley Cornelius, bootcrimper, h Jackson §q
Shepard Alfred, laborer, h N Ashland »^
Shepard Charles, fSirmer, h Gffeen's lane 3
Shepard Charles J. saloon and h 30 Southbridge *^
, ^ ,2 Crown
Shepard Mrs. Felton, h 130 Southbridge
Shepard Constant, agent A collector, h 12 Crown SL
Shepard Geo. carpenter, bds 38 Thomas ^
Shepard G; C. clierk, bds 49 Southbridge . ,g
Shepard G. W. carpenter at Rice, Barton A Co. Jf
Shepard Russell R. A Co. groceries, 234 Main, bds 20 Pleas'nt ^
Shepard Samuel F. clicker, bds 30 Southbridge g
Shepardson, Augustus, machinist, bds 26 Beacon §«
Sheridan James, laborer, h S. Irving ^
Sheridan John, laborer, h South Irvmg ^
Sherlock Owen, laborer, h 1 E. Central !3
Sherman Aaron, at E. C. Cleaveland's, bds 29 Portland S
Sherman Daniel W, h 6 Providence ft
Sherman Lewis, carpenter, bds 6 Washington ^
Sherman N. H. armorer, h 15 Austin S*
Sherman Wm. H. engineer at hospital, "h 7 Elliott g
Sherren Zefry, shoeheeler, bds Wmter ^
Sherwood Hiram, machinist, h 24 Washington
Shields Daniel, bootmaker, h 81 Summer [h 27 Southbridge •♦
SHIELDS (Robert,) A MOODY,(E. A.) plqmbers, 10 Foster, :-
Shillaber G. W. clerk at Clark A Sawyer's, h 24 Orango ^
Shippee Elvira J. nurse, bds 44 Salem ^
Shippen R.R. pastor, Church Unity, h 25 Irving *
Shoram Dennis, carpenter, bds 2 Central 5*
Short Chas S. machmist, bds 44 Washington od
Short Henry F. machinist, bds 44 Washington ^
Short Mre. Timothy W. h 44 Washington ^
Shortall John, h 44 Shrewsbury '
Shortall Patrick, bootbottomer, bds 44 Shrewsbury' ™
Shubert Peter, shoemaker, h 9 Temple a«
Shuckrow Patrick, laborer, h Eaton place ^
Shuckrow Timothy, laborer at Cleaveland's foundry g^
Shoemaker Jacob, carpenter, h 52 Mechanic S
Shumway Edwin, at Crompton's, bds 2 Gold ^
Shumway Emory L. boottree manuTr, over Rice, Barton A O
Co's, h 28 Orange %
Shumway Henry L. reporter Daily Spy, h 4 George &
Shumway R. T. travelling agent, bds 17 Shelby **
Shumway Stephan, job wagon, h 2 Woodland
Shurtleff Samuel H. pump maker, h 1 Ru ssell court
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240 WORCESTER S DlEECrTORY.
Shute Charles, organ maker at Taylor & Farley's, h 2 High
Shuttleworth Edward, watchman, h 11 Plymouth [st. court
Sibley Albert P. machinist, bds 11 Summer
g Sibley Albert, machinist, Ms 61 Summer
^ Sibley Alonzo, mason, h 89 Green
* Sibley Charles, at Washburn Iron Co.
ej Sibley Charles M. mason, h rear 12 Gold
« Sibley, (Chas. S.) Ward (A. D.) & Gardner, (Wm. H.) drug-
^ gists, 6 Mechanics hall, bds 18 Pleasant
00 Sibley Emory F. jeweller, bds 4% Austin
S Sibley Elijah, cUck, h 29 Green
Sibley Franklin, fruit and confectionary, h 84 Chandler
Sibley Frank P. machinist, bds Giafton road
2 Sibley George H. book keeper, bds 19 Park, cor Salem
O Sibley J. B. deputy sheriff, S Central Exchange, h 15 Charlton
g Sibley Lewis W*. h 40 Austin
%^ Sibley Otis L. clerk, h 87 Washington square
Sibley Wm. carpenter, 55 Union, n 16 Salem
§ Side All Saint, carpenter, h Bloomingdale
H Siegars Gilbe4*t E. pattern maker, h 3 Sudbury
^ Sikes Clara, bds Exchange hotel
^ Sikes Sarah, bds Exchange hotel
^ Silk James, rolling mill, h 4 E. Central
*^ Simmons George, at C. C. Houghton's
OQ Simmons Horace, carpenter, bds 16 Plymouth
M Simmons John, carpenter, h 16 Plymouth
^ Simmons John A. carpenter, h 61 Front
pg Simmons Joshua G. bootmaker, h 4 Orchard
§ Simmons L. W. carpenter, bds 40 Pleasant
H Simmons N, A. carpenter, h 24 Orchard
2 Simonds Elijah, letter carrier, h North Newton
P^ Simonds J. M. farmer, Salisbury
Simonds Miss Miranda, dressmaker, 92 Main
^ Simons H. D. bds North Newton
^ Simpson Con. laborer, h Brighton
^ Simpson Henry Y. physician, h and office 36 Front
pj Simpson Michael, moulder, h Milton
^ Skahan Dennis, laborer, h 29 Winter
^ Skahan Richard, laborer, h Canterbury
^ Skakel Wm. laborer, cor Main and Southbridg^
H Skerrett Edward, machinist, h 4 Millbury
§1 Skerrett James, at Crompton's, h 6 Millbury
Skinner Artemus H. pattern maker at L. J. Knowles & Bros.
§ Skinner Wm. clerk^ h 57 Summer [Allen court
^ Slate Wm. H. carpenter, h 33 Washington
Slater Mrs. N. H. h 12 Grove
^ Slater Ralph, spinner, h Leicester, N. W.
g Slater Samuel, carder, h Leicester, V. F.
Slatery James, laborer, h Grove
Slatery James A. boot bottomer, h 1 Columbia court
Slatery John, laborer, h Lodi
Slaven Henry, bootmaker, bds 61 Summer
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Sloan Robert, moulder, h ^0 Mechanic
Slocum Charles E. bricklayer, h SufTolk
Slodan John, laborer, h Ellsworth ^
Sly Reuben M. carpenter, h Austin, near Merrick 8
Sly Timothy, carpenter, h 5 Myrtle g.
Small Hiram E. carpenter, bds 5 Chatham :7-
Small Isaiah, shoemaker, h 3 High st. court §
Small James, bricklayer, h Prince ^"
Small John, stone cutter, bds 24 Elliot ^
Small Patrick, laborer, h 6 Prince ^ ?.
Smart Herman R engineer at E. R. Fiske's, bds 13^ Myrtle ^
Smart Hiram F. printer at E. R. Fiske's, h 13^ Myrtle —
Smiledge John S. bootmaker, bds 180 Pleasant p>
Smith Abram, machinist, bds 25 Salem [Portland S3
Smiti^ A. L. book keeper at S. R. Hey wood's, 288 Main, h 30 g"
Smith A. Palmer, at Bay State Shoe Co., bds 4 Bumside coui:t ^
Smith Andrew, roller, h Quinsigamond o
Smith Ansel, fruit and confectionery, Trumbull square p,
Smith Bernard, wirecoater, h 3 Belmont =
Smith Mrs. Bridget, h 3 Belmont 51
Smith Charles E. carpenter, bds 6 Fulton a.
Smith Charles D. varnisher, h 8 Quinoy '^
Smith C. Henshaw, teacher of music at 369 Main, bds 8 Elm 3*
Smith Charles H. at B. G. Howe's, bds 1 Clinton court "*
Smith Charles F. machinist, h 8 Liberty ^
Smith Charles F: machinist, bds 12 Mulberry ^
Smith Charles L. carpenter, h Armory St
Smith Rev. Charles N. Park st. Methodist church, h 36 Salem —
Smith Charles W. clicker, h 19 Clinton fs3
Smith Chas W. cotton manufacturer, h cor Elm and Chesinut **^
Smith C. F. H. clerk for Jerome Marble A Co. bds 13 Clinton S
Smith David D. dentist, h 79 Chandler 5-
Smith David P. mechanic, h Northville c/>
Smith D. Herbert, machinist, bds 47 Austin =t
Smith D wight C. foreman for T. S. Stone & Co., h 270^ Main o
Smith E. D. saloon, 97 Main ^
Smith Eddy C. foreman at Clark's mills, h Quinsigamond ^
Smith Edmond, jr. salesman, J. B. Lawrence & Co., h 9 Carroll :—
Smith Edward H. mechanic, bds 3 Elizabeth -^
Smith Eli L. teamster, h 16 Water
Smith Elisha, h Forest CO
SMITH ELLIOTT T. & Co. (J. Smith,) grocers, Shrews- o
bury, cor Mulberry, h rear 18 Mulberry ^
Smith Estes, h 7 Cottage ^
Smith Everett W. butcher, bds Water cure m
Smith Ezekiel, plane maker, Cypress, h 3 Elizabeth r-
Smith Francis, machinist. Court mills, h Lynde *"
Smith Frank, laborer, bds 20 Central ^
Smith Frank H. clerk at 32 Front ~
Smith Frederick, boot tree maker, h 41 Chandler 5'
Smith Fred L. telegraph operator at Junction, bds Oread
Smith G. Edward, (Estabrook <fe S.) h 5 King
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Smith George, laborer, h Lunelle
Smith Geo. E. book keeper, Quinsigamond bank, h 6 Sudbury
^ Smith George H. musical instrument maker, h 312 Main
Smith George W. wheelraaker, bds 30 Chandler
*o Smith Miss Harriet, h 1 Lin wood place
o Smith Harvey H. machinist, bds 1 School
3 Smith H. G. travelling agent, h Clarkson [Exchange
J? Smith (H. O.) & Titus (J. A.) counsellors-at-law, .1 Front Bt,
^^ Smith Henry D. agent Brewer & Tileston, h 1 Home
® Smith I. H. machinist for Sargent Card Clothing Co. h 6 Ben-
o efit court ^
-S Smith Jacob, blacksmith, house cor Summer and Front
§ Smith Jacob, laborer, h 1 2 Washington square
"^ Smith James, clerk at Eldridge & Cogswell's, bds cor Arch
^ Smith James G. boottreer, h 8 Harrison [and Fountain
g Srnith James, painter, bds 2 Hinds court
^*» Smith James, shoemaker, bds 47 Mechanic [Main
g Smith James Arnold, manufacturer, office 30 Front, h 384
'fc5) Smith Jas. A. clerk, 40 Main, bds cor Arch and. Fountain
^_. Smith James B. carpenter, h Washburn, S. W.
"^ Smith James D. clerk for D. B. Maynard, bds 47 Austin
^ Smith Jesse, (E. T. Smith & Co.) h 5 Fulton
j=i Smith John, wire drawer, h 9 Nashua
-^ Smith John, machinist, bds 4 Thomas
§ Smith John D. watchman, Merrifield's building, bds Farmer's
^ Smith John F. wood yard, Thomas, h 3 Prescott [hotel
■g ^Smith J. Frank, printer, 1 Pleasant, h 20 Chatham
g Smith J. G. painter at Chollar's, h 45 Salem
^ Smith John M. blacksmith, bds Farmer's hotel
cd Smith John P. armoi*er, h 3 Milton
Smith John W. shoemaker, h 7 Newton
td Smith Joshua, life insurance agent, h 15 Beacon
^z Smith Kimball, teamster for Alzirus Brown, bds 48 South-
o Smith Mrs. Lewis, h rear 18 Mulberry [bridge
-. Smith Mrs. Mercy, h 18 Carroll
^ Smith Michael, laborer, h 41 Mechanic
cS SMITH (Wm.) & MURDOCK, (Lucius A.) tin manufao-
^ turers, 50 Main and 40 Union
E Smith Mrs. Lydia, h 23 Orchard
S Smith (Marshall) & Tirrell, (Henry A.) boot manufacturers,
c Smith Moor, carpenter, h 6 Fulton [Foster, h 55 Sunamer
jc Smith Morton, machinist, h 37 Summer
Cd Smith Mylo B. (Morse & S.) bds 6 Maple
o Smith O. A. piano fortes, &c. 369 Main, h 382 Main
ci Smith Orrin, fireman, Boston railroad, bds rear 18 Mulberry
-^ Smith Orvis P. clerk at F. A. Clapp's, bds 3 Gold
g Smith Paris, machinist, h 312 Main
^ Smith Patrick, teamster, h 14 Plymouth
^ Smith Patrick, laborer, h Stafford
Smith Peter, wire drawer, Quinsigamond, h Ward
Smith Rodney A. mechanic, h Washington, opp. Spruce
Smith Roswell, painter, bds 25 Southbridge
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WORCESTKR S DIRECTORT. 243
Smith Rufus L. fancy goods, 180 Main, h 5 Fruit
Smith Samuel, city clerk, City hall, h 67 Southbridge
Smith Samuel C. overseer at Gai-field & Parker's wood yard, ►
Smith Samuel K. teamster, h Lynde [Front, h 1 School a»
Smith Samuel S. teamster, h Dix court Es
Smith Saville, machinist, h Dewey g
Smith Mrs. Sidney, h 30 Chandler g
Smith Sydney, Earle Stove Co. h Lagrange, last house o
Smith Thomas & Co. (Wm. Conkey & E. W. Nichols,) ma- ^
chinists. Cypress, h 2 Otis ^
Smith Thomas F. merchant tailor, 229 Main, h Elm t^
Smith T. H. book keeper, J. W. Jordan's, bds 5 Prospect ^
Smith Thomas H. painter, rear 17 Thomos, h 5 Prospect S
Smith Wm, A. manufacturer of narrow fabrics, 3»Allen court, §
Smith Mrs. Wm. P. h 1 Otis [h 6 Harvard S?
Smith Wra. clerk at Finley, Lawson & Kennedy's, bds 9 Fruit E
Smith Woodbury C. janitor at Horticultural hall, h 1 77 Pleasant iH
Smyth Robert L. (Smyth Bros. & Co.) Harrington avenue ^
Smyth Wm. A. S. (Smyth Bros. & Co.) h 8 State §
Smyth Bros. & Co. (Wm. A. <fc R. L. Smyth, and Samuel g*
Eddy) shoe manufacturers, 6 Bangs block, and Mechan- '^
ics hall «•
Snell Edward, forniture painter, h 33 Park g<
Snell Ephraim, stair builder, h Snell ^
Snell Robert, machinist, h 3 Lincoln S
Snider Anthony, file cutter, h cor Salem and Madisou *^
Soley A. C. clerk, h 17 Bowdoin ^
Snow Alonzo, armorer, h Southgate P«
Snow Alexander T. clerk, bds Merrick ' m
Snow , carpenter for J. C. French 2
Snow Edward P. (E. H. & E. P. S.) bds 17 Pleasant §
SNOW EZRA H. & EDW. P. printers, 263 Main, bds ^
Snow Geo. A. shoemaker, h Southgate [17 Pleasant g.
Snow Henry W. clicker, bds Merrick ^
Snow James, shoemaker, 1^ Lincoln square ^
Snow Joseph, laborer, h Webster court W
Snow Oliver, stone cutter at A. G. Mann's 1^
Snow Peter, bootmaker at Stone, Walker & Brown's o
Snow W. N. dentist, 2 Maple, h 10 Edward g
Snyder Edward, carpenter, h 5 Water M
Snyder John B. carpenter, h 5 Water *^
Sonderleiter Frank, shoemaker, bds 4 Mechanic ^
Sonihan John, laborer, h Lamartine j§
Soley E. C. clerk at 146 Main, bds 17 Bowdoin "^
Sour Joseph, saloon, 9 Mechanic
Sorrell Henry M. hackman, h 20 Trumbull
Sorrell Hiram M. cook at<Lilly's, bds 131 Shrewsbury
Sorrell J. W. carpenter, bds 59 Salem
Soule George H. clerk at Smyth & Co.'s, h cor Edward and
Souther Mrs. Samuel, h 9 Thomas [Newport r^
Southgate R. H. (Rogers & S.) h 2 Wellington
Southwick Geo. H. at W. A. Wheeler's, bds 43 Thomas
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Roairl^ and Dressed H:eiiilock, Spruce and Pine,
Cluuk A. Venaej * Co., Slirewsbarj Street Iiainil»er Yard.
244 WOBCESTBB S DIBSCTOBY.
South wick Henry E. machinist, bds 1 Houchin avenue
South wick (Heniy A.) Ss Hastings, (T J.) machinists, 7
^ Cypress, h 15 Congress
jc South wick Ira, carpenter^ h 92 Southbridge [Co.
^ Southworth O. S. woodworker for KniflBin Mowing Machine
HN Spalding Edward L. ass't cashier 1st Nat. bank, h Oread cor.
GO Spalding Jason C. printer, bds Oread cor. Beacon [Beacon
][1 Spalding Mrs. Susan H. T. h Oread cor. Beacon
"S Spalraan Morris, watchman at Crompton's
-g Sparrell Herbert K. butcher at J. Dennis <fc Go's
^ Sparrell J. N. shoefinisher, bds 76 Soutbbridge
^ Sparrowk E. E. bootmaker, h Lamartine
^ Sparrowk Ellis, bootmaker, bds Lamartine
■" Sparrowk M* 0. machinist, bds Lamartine
. Spaulding E. A. carpenter, bds 31 Salem
^ Spaulding Elisha K. flour and grain dealer, 1 Gates block,
_^ Trumbull square, h 9 Gold
Spaulding Edmund, eating house, 248 Main, h 8 Benefit court
Spaulding Rev. Erastus, h 41 Salem
Spaulding Mrs. Geo. h cor. Laurel and Carroll
= Spaulding John E. carpenter, h 5 Congress
g Spaulding Lorenzo Q. sewing machines, 262 Main, h 12 John
Spaulding Reuben, physician and druggist, 26 Main, h 21
Spaulding S. K. machinist, bds 74 Southbridge [Wilmot
Spaulding W. M. clerk for Wm. H. Sanford & Son, bds 28
Spear H. G, trunk maker, h New Worcester [Austin
Speed John, clerk, h rear Dr. Hill's church
Spelman John, boot maker, h 1 Tremont
j> Spelman Morris, watchman, h 25 Winter
o Spence J. pattern maker, h Millbury cor Cambridge
_g Spence Thomas, moulder, h Gold court
2 Spencer Chas. H. bookkeeper at Crane's lumber yard, h Bea-
iH Spencer James, wiredrawer, h 83 Front [con near Benefit
S Spencer James, at Washburn Jron Co. h rear 20 Temple
5 Spencer John E. moulder, bds 26 Beacon
^ Spencer Jonas, machinist, bds 81 Summer
CD Spencer Wm. at rolling mills, h 30 Winter
2 Spencer Wm. wiredrawer h 9 Franklin
^ Spiers James, at Washburn Iron Co. h Lamartine
^ Spiers John, machinist, at Washburn Iron Co. h 14 Oraflon
ij Spiller F. D. lastmaker h 21 Salem
X Spiller Joseph D. lastmaker, h 21 Salem
z Spooner Mrs. M. h 4 High [Maple place
£ Spooner Webster, accountant ai J. E. Browning's, bds 2
5 Sprague A. B. R. collector of internal Revenue, Pearl, h 17
« Sprague Amos, shoemaker, h Southgate [Prospect
< Sprague Amos jr. shoemaker, bds Southgate
^ Sprague Geo. H. clerk at W. H. Sanford & Son's, bds 10
uj Sprague Mrs. Daniel, h 3 Fobes block [William
^ Sprague John H, carpenter, bds 3 Fobes' block
_g Sprague John J. laborer, h 81 Summer
•— Spraorue Lee, h 1 Hanover
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Sprague Philander, carpenter, h 3 Arch
Sprague Welcome W. clerk, h 1 1 Thomas
Spreemenburg J. P. cigar maker, h 8 Bartleit place
Spring Charles, currier, h Canterbury
Spring Chas. C. general R. R. agent h 3 Edward
Spring Edwin H. boot packer, h 14 Seaver
Spring Geo. W. advertising agent for L. S. R. R. h 22 Mul- 5:
Spring Mrs. Joseph W. h 16 Seaver [berry §
Spring Peter, at Grove mills, h 10^ Mai*ket ac
Spring T. carpenter, h Island ^
Spurr E. & Co., flour, grain, Ac, Norwich depot, h Y Park ^
Spurr Frank W. clerk, at Geo. R. Spurr's, bds 1 9 High o
Spurr George R. druggist, 201 Main, h 19 High <|
Spurr Zeph, victualing, <jbc., under Am. House h 37 Pleasant ^
Squier Edward H. Connecticut yeast, h 4 Harmon g
Stacy Orrin T. paper hanger, bds 3 Carlton p*
Stackpole Samuel, boss spinner at Messinger & Wright's, h cr^
2 Vernon CO
Stahl John K, engineer at Messinger <fe Wright's, h 5 Water ^^
Stahl Joseph M. cigar maker, h 5 Water ="
St. Anne's Convent, Sisters of Mercy, 23 Shrewsbury
St. Andrew Andrew P. blacksmith, h Canterbury ^
Stansfleld Thos. machinist at Crompton's, bds 27 Franklin S^
Stanton Mrs. Sarah A. h cor. Hermon & Beacon g'
Staples Charles, machinist, h 39 Summer
Staples C. B. painter, bds Harrison ^
Staples Chas. E. machinist, 9 Central, h 39 Summer [Thomas ^
Staples Fred S. clerk at S. E. Staples, 287 Main, bds 21 us
Staples John B. Norwich freight house, bds 27 Franklin ^
Staples Robert, contractor, bds Farmer's hotel
Staples Samuel E. produce dealer, 287 Main, h 21 Thomas o
Staples W. A. machinist, bds 12 Thomas =:
Staples Wm. contractor, bds Farmer's hotel R»
Stapleton Toby, machinist, h 37 Madison [Portland Jg
Starbird W. B. salesman at Crane's lumber yard, bds 16 2.
Stark E. H. & Co. (0. N. Stark,) boot manufacturers, 3 ^
Southbridge, h 53 Chandler ».
Stark Oliver N. (E . H. Stark & Co.) h 53 Chandler i:
Starkey Henry, house joiner, h 18 Elliot J^
Starkey J. L. foreman at Clark & Sawyer's, h 13 Park g*
Starkey Robert, plumber, bds 28 Thomas ^
Starr Daniel B., clerk, bds 10 Crown ^
Starr Delaney L. painter, bds 15 Chandler • ==
Starr William E. assistant assessor of internal revenue, Post ^
Office block. Pearl, h 10 Crown ^
Start L. B. ( R. N. & L. B. Start,) h Waldo House =3
Start Merritt L. steward at Waldo House {^
Start RoUo N. & L. B, proprietora Waldo House ^
Stead Henry, laborer, bds 11 E. Central £2.
Steamer Wm, gardener, bds 19 Liberty ^
St. Clair James, blacksmith, h 14 Blackstone r*"
Stearns A. E. machinist, rear h 10 School
ntAMJES, TXMBfiR and HKA.VY JTOIST ftanfeliiked to order.
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Stearns Amos, brush-maker, h Main cor Lagrange [Highland
^ Steams Andrew J. (S. R. Hey wood & Co.) 283 Main, h 4
-g Stearns Cassius C. music teacher, at 263 Main, bds 9 William
^ Stearns C. H. baker, 86 Pleasant, h 64 Pleasant, cor Crown
So Steams Brothers, (Geo. E. & Wm. H.) grocers, 3 Wood's
M block. Summer, st. h 44 Thomas
^ Stearns Geo. W. machinist, bds 15 Portland
Q Stearns Henry T. h Downing
^ Steams Jona. M. moulder, h 8 Harrison
M Stearns Joseph E. mason, h 43 Austin
g Steams Levi H. farmer, bds 2 Plantation
<^ Steams Moses P. machinist, h 365 Southbridge
Jc Steams Otis, sole leather cutter, h 20 Salem
g Stearns P. H. at Grove mills, bds Main, cor Lagrange
Steams Wm. H. (Steams Bro's,) bds 44 Thomas
Stebbins Charles K. job wagon, bds cor. Cambridge & Soutb-
Stebbins Edward S. h 34 Orange [bridge
S Stebbins Mrs. George H. h Cababridge, S. Worcester
^ Stebbins Otis, overseer of foundry at Crompton's, h 7 Ash
® Stedman Henry F. clerk, h 6 Salem
^ Steele Benjamin A. manufacturer, 109 Main, h 15 Thomas
^ Steele George W. stone cutter, h 27 Central
A Steele J. W. book keeper for Gratoa & Knight, bds Maple
•g Steele Samuel W. h 10 Walnut
^ Steele Wm. mason, h 46 Temple
g Steere E. W. at Spy office, bds 50 Front [Southbridge
g Stevens Abednego, grainer and fancy painter, 244 Main, h 124
^ Stevens Andrew O. machinist, bds 10 Washington
Stevens Austin, painter, h 86 Southbiidge
Stevens Charles E. register probate and insolvency, h Boyn-
^ ton, opposite Technical school
"5 Stevens Chas. L. carriage painter at O. Blood & Son's, Canal
^ Stevens C. P. (D. & C. P. S.) h 3 Sycamore
2 Stevens Daniel & C. P. sash and blind dealers, 32 South-
^ bridge, h 3 Sycamore
s Stevens Edgar L. painter, h 11 brick block, Salem
§ Stevens Ferdinand J. machinist, h 2 Russell court
^ Stevens G. clerk at 272 Main, h 3 Austin
£ Stevens George F. machinist at R. Ball & Co.'s
^ Stevens Lewis H. pattern maker, h 3 Queen
g Stevens Olney, at Clark & Houghton's, h Barclay, cor Grafton
h- Stevens Patrick, carpenter at 9 Bridge ,
§ Stevens Samuel, painter, bds 36 Southbridge
^ Stevens Thomas O. clerk, bds 18 Portland
2 Stevens Waldo, teamster for L. W. Pond
o Stevenson Wm. baggage master B. & A. R. R. h Lamartine
Lu Stewart Charles, armorer, h Lamartine
^ Stewart Charles L. mechanic, bds Lamartine
2 STEWART (Charles) & DILLON, (David M.) boiler mak-
^ ers, Cypress, h 9 Arch
Stewart G. F. mechanic, bds Mulberry court
Stewart James C. at F. Kendall's, h 2 Sudbury
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Stewart John, instrument maker, h 24 Mechanic
Stewart John, waiter, h 26 Liberty
Stewart Walter E. reed board maker, h cor Orange and Ply-
St. George Francis, operative, h Leicester, V. F. [mouth
St. George Oliver, dyer, h Jamesville
Stickney Cyrus, at T. M. Lamb's, bds 11 Clinton ^
Stiles A. L. (Brigham & Stiles,) h 9 Assonet
Stiles Mrs. Abigail, h 37 Pleasant
Stiles Charles, laborer, h 3 Harrington avenue <
Stiles Frederick G. sign and ornamental painter, Waldo, h 3 m
Harrington avenue jZ
Stiles George D. clerk at J. K. Brown's, 246 Main, h 88 New- "
Stiles Isaac, harness maker. If Main, N. W. [bury o
Stimpson Wm. clerk at wood yard, bds 41 Summer ^
Stimson Joseph N. machinist, h 3 John
Stirchler Peter, armorer, h 29 Austin
St. Jarmin Harrie, laborer, h 30 John 2
St, John Joseph, h Bloomingdale
Stockdale Albert, carpenter, h^lo Seaver
Stocking Alexander, pattern maker, h 16 Lincoln
Stocking Elisha D. at A. & J. E. Davis', bds 16 Lincoln (p
Stockwell Albert G. teamster, bds 9 Water Jg
Stockwell Mrs. Cjrrus, h 296 idain 5
Stockwell Emerson M. livery stable, Mechanic, h 6 Portland H
Stockwell Mrs. H. H. h 4 Franklin [dler >
Stockwell H. L. clerk at Jerome Marble & Co.'s, bds 6 Ghan-
STOCKWELL IRA H. optician and sewing machines, 172^
Main, h 3 Fniit O
Stockwell J. P. superintendent Rural Cemeteiy, h Grove [J
Stockwell Loring S. machinist, h Southgate O
Stockwell Lucian L. bds Southgate ^
Stockwell Luther, teamster, h Southgate
Stockwell Lucian, machinist, h 10 Salem I^
Stockwell Mrs. Martha, tailoress, h 37 John lo
Stockwell S. Warren, clerk at C. A. Hoppin's, bds 2 Webster "^^
Stockwell Wm. clerk, bds 6 Chandler gj
Stoddard Augustus, shoemaker, h 2 Hill >
STODDARD E. B. counsellor, 96 Main, h 75 Pleasant 5
Stoddard James, carpenter, bds 93 Pleasant
Stoddard J. C. inventor, h 114 Pleasant S^
Stokes Edward, barber, bds 10 Liberty SO
Stone Albert, at Bradley's car shop, h 25 Washington [Jj
Stone Albert J. clerk, bds 37 Salem ^
Stone Andrew, accountant at Stone, Walker & Brown's, bds
Stone Augustus, letter carrier, h 5 Elliot [1 King ^
Stone Bertrand,clicker, bds 1 Kilby O
Stone Charles W. machinist, h 10 Plymouth J5
Stone D. M. clerk at A. & J. E. Davis', bds 12 William rn
Stone Edward S. boot manufacturer, h Kilby J2
Stone Edward, teamster for H. W. Eddy, bds 25 Chatham rn
Stone E. L. machinist, bds 29 Portland p
Stone F. J. clerk at Putnam's, 26 Green, bds 15 Beacon
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Stone Gardner, forger at R. Ball & Co.'s
Stone George E. h Leicester, N. W.
[S Stone George H. wood worker, bds 38 Orange
c Stone Henry A. machinist, h 19 Washington, cor Belknap
J5 Sto'ne Henry S. machinist, bds 23^ Thomas
§) Stone Hiram, blacksmith, h cor Church and Mechanic
-S2 Stone John, jr. foreman at Isaac H. Carry's, 42 Southbridge,
§ h 14 Newbury
""S Stone John V. at Earle & Turner's, h 1 Abbott j
^ Stone Lewis, carpenter, h Gouldingville
13 Stone Lewis, jr. carpenter, bds Gouldingville
^ Stone Lewis C. machinist, with Rice, Barton & Co. h 37 Salem
«g Stone Lucian B- manufacturer, h Idain, N. W.
§_ Stone Lucius, machinist, bds 66 Front
2> Stone Luther, accountant at Miller's, h 15 Oxford
Jc Stone Mrs. Mary, h 23|^ Thomas
^ Stone Mrs. Oliver, h IV Salem
*; Stone Prescott B. machinist, h 7 Webster [Plymouth
c Stone S. V. clerk of School board, City hall, h Orange, comer
^ Stone, (Timothy S.) Walker (A. G.) & Brown (Samuel,) boot
oo manufacturers, 806 Main, h 1 King
S2 Stone Uriah, farmer, Main, N. W.
^w Stone Walter A. clerk, 243 Main, bds 16 Beacon
o Stone Wnu h 15 Beacon
S Stone Wm. A. clerk, bds 15 Beacon
% Story N. R. machinist, bds 2 Salem
^ Story Simeon N. jeweler, 149 Main, h 4 Oxford
^ Stott David, junk dealer, 17 E. Central, h 11 E. Central
g Stott Thomas, foreman at Grove mills, h 1 7 Prescott
Stott Tbomas, weaver, h Canterbury
__ Stowe Aaron F. machinist, h Glarkson [cor Crown
^S Stowe Fred J. clerk at Estabrook & Herrick's, bds Chatham,
Stowe George W. at Baker's planing mill, h 20 William *
Stowe Henry L clerk for Barnard, Sumner & Co. h 33 Lincoln
g Stowe Ithamar F. machinist, bds 1 6 Water
^ Stowe Luther & Co. (Jas. F. Davenport,) shoe manufacture
S ers, Washington square, h Grafton
^ Stowe Mrs. Martin, h Crown, cor Chatham
2 Stowe Wm. M. shoefinisher, h 27 Austin
g Stowell Benjamin F. farmer. Granite
^ Stowell C. G. clerk at Worcester Mechanics Saving's bank,
o bds 9 Washington
Q Stowell Mrs. David D. h 9 Washington
Q Stowell F. M. at Albert Curtis, h Stafford
o Stowell Francis P. h Salisbury
g Stowell Frederick T. farmer. West Boylston
» Stowell Nathaniel E. meat and provisions. Main, cor Hermon,
^ Stowell Mrs. Servilla, h 25 Park [bds 9 Washington
g Strain James, laborer, at College Holy Cross
^ Strain T. H. tailor, bds 31 Mechanic [bridge
— Strain F. H. & Co. merchant tailors, 317 Main, h 66 South-
Stratton Rev. B. R. pastor of Old South Church, h 1 Congress
ParMcnlAr AttentlOB paid to ftamlslilnfr Mj 17 HI BB R fey- tbe
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Strauss Leopold, (GrosvS, S. & Co.) bds Main, front of Oread
Stratton C. K. boottreer, h 59 Salem
Stratton Charles T. machinist, h Webster
Stratton Daniel, machinist, h 343 Main
STRATTON F. A. stair builder, 50 Union, h 1 Hawthorne
Stratton F. D. last maker, h 43 Exchange
Stratton Mrs Joel, h 49 Southbridije
Stratton Samuel, restaurant, 37 Main, h 39 Main
Stratton Walter E. bds 49 Southbridge
Straub Jacob, confectioner, 71^ Main, bds 4 Mechanic
Straw Horace W. carpenter, bds 96 Chandler
Streeter Almond, farmer, h Grafton
Streeter Asa, carpenter, h 4 ^ Bartlett place
Streeter Emory S. carpenter, h cor Cambridge and Kansas
Streeter Henry A. (J. P. Streeter & Bro.) h 2ii Green
Streeter Henry F. mtoulder, h Pond st. court
Streeter John P. & Bro. (Henry A.) provisions, 24^ Green
Streeter Lewis A. box maker, bds Tracy place, S. W.
Streeter Leonard, Insurance agent, Flagg's block, h Beacon,
Streeter N. J. at J. P. Streetei & Bro's, 24^ Green, h Grafton
Streeter Wm. E. mechanic, bds 4^ Bartlett place
Striker Frank, stone cutter, h Belmont
STRONG (Francis,) & ROGERS, (James S.) coal yard,
Southbridge, office 232 Main, h Chatham, cor Clinton
Strong George, painter, h 7 Jefferson
Strong Wm. G. book keeper for W. H. Jourdan, bds Chatham
Strum Trusten, tailor, h 31 Mechanic [st. block
Stubbs Charles, fish market, 9 Pleasant, bds 44 Pleasant
Studley Mrs. A. h 5 Prospect
Studley Benj. paintei", bds 30 Thomas
Studley George H. shoemaker, bds 27 Salem
Sturtevant Albert M. teamster, h Clarkson
Sturtevant Charles H. machinist, h 4 Queen
Sturtevant Harvey, machinist, h 22 Liberty
Sturtevant Lewis, farmer, Harrington
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Sturtevant L. W. tailor, 131 Main, h 28 Mulberry cor rros-
Sugrue James, laborer at Wellington's coal yard
Suiyrue Patrick, laborer, h 5 Eaton place
Sullivan Andrew, laborer, h 20 Chandler
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, h 18 Pink
Sullivan Cornelius, bootciimper, h 29 Mechanic
Sullivan Cornelius, machinist, h 4 Pink
Sullivan Cornelius O. grocer, h 7 Charles
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, h 14 Hibernia
Sullivan Cornelius D. moulder, h Lafayette
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, bds 29 Shrewsbury
Sullivan Daniel, bootmaker, bds 68 Front
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Sullivan Daniel, at Washburn Iron Co.
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h 6 Hill
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, bds 32 Temple
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h 4 Howard
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Sullivan Daniel, bootcloser, bds 1 Beach
Sullivan Daniel, boot bottomer, bds 29 Mechanic
^ Sullivan Daniel, teamster, h 4 Church
« Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h 4 Prince
^ Sullivan Daniel J. bootmaker, h Bloomingdale
Q< Sullivan David, laborer at Washburn wire works, h 11^ Mar-
® Sullivan Dennis, laborer, bds 93 Front [ket
K Sullivan E. laborer, bds 12 Washington
^ Sullivan Eugene, boottreer, h 37 Mulberry
•g Sullivan Eugene, laborer, h rear 14 Shrewsbury
5 Sullivan George, picker, h Jamesville
^ Sullivan Humphrey, at Washburn Iron Co. h Temple st. av.
gj Sullivan James, laborer, h 9 Spring
, Sullivan James, laborer, h Lincoln
^ Sullivan James, bootmaker, h 112 Southbridge
^ Sullivan James, wheelmaker, bds 23 Winter
* Sullivan James O. laborer, bds E. Central
S Sullivan Jeremiah, shoemaker, h 56 Exchange
1^ Sullivan Jeremiah, boot crimper, bds 12 Charles
^^ Sullivan Jeremiah, tailor. Front St. Exchange
ftj Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h 16 Shrewsbury
'^ Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h 32 Temple
'g Sullivan Jeremiah, moulder, bds 14 Vine **
^ Sullivan Jeremiah, pavior, h 14 Vine
•g Sullivan John, helper, h 2 Pink
^ Sullivan John, stone cutter, bds 2 Spring
5 Sullivan John, laborer, h Carbon
fO Sullivan John, laborer, h Temple court
^ Sullivan John, laborer, h 23 Franklin
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Sullivan John, laborer, h Endicott
b Sullivan John, laborer, at Cleveland's foundry
^ Sullivan John, B. & A. railroad, h 34 Temple
Sullivan John, ware dresser, h 13 Shrewsbury
'2 Sullivan John, boot maker, h 38 Temple
^ Sullivan John, laborer, h 18 Rnk
»« Sullivan John, carpenter, h 26 Shrewsbury
-M Sullivan John, tailor, h 16 Blackstone
rt Sullivan John, laborer, bds 22 Chandler
^ Sullivan John, currier, h 17 Temple
Sullivan John F. saloon, 33 Mechanic
Sullivan John B. laborer, h 10 Washington square
Sullivan John H. shoemaker, bds 1 Temple
u Sullivan John O. laborer, h 4 Washin.i^on [bury
^ Sullivan J. P. printer at E. R. Fiske & Son's, bds 12 ShrewB-
^ Sullivan Lawrence, laborer, h Grove
Sullivan Marcus, laborer, h 29 E. Worcester
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^ Sullivan Martin, bootbottomer, h 8 Smith's court
g Sullivan Michael, at rolling mill, h Suflfblk
H Sullivan Michael, laborer, h 16 Blackstone
g Sullivan Michael, blacksmith, h 19 N. Ashland
Sullivan Michael, laborer. College Holy Cross
Sullivan Michael, laborer at Court mills, h 8 Union
C. A. Tmmmmj * Co., opp. Bosfoa * Albanj Now Vr^fflit JDopot. ■
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Sullivan Michael, laborer, bds 12 Vine
Sullivan M. M. custom bootmaker, 8 Foster, h 190 Pleasant
Sullivan Miss M. A. J. h 3 Carlton
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, h 8 Cypress
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, h 13 Shrewsbury ^
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, h Wall ►
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, h Lincoln t^^
Sullivan Patrick, gardener, bds 23 Franklin
Sullivan Patrick, shoemaker, h Shrewsbury ^
Sullivan Richard, wire cleaner, Quinsigamond, h Ellsworth O
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, h Burt, cor Grafton ^
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, h Quinsigamond
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, h 15 Hibernia
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, h Quinsigamond ^
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, bds rear 1 6 Bridge
Sullivan Timothy, labored, h 3 East Central
Sullivan Timothy, hackman, Ji long block, 23 Temple ^
Sullivan Timothy, laborei*, h 29 Shrewsbury g
Sullivan Timothy, shoemaker, bds 2 Spring §
Sullivan William, laborer, h Madison qc
Sullivan William, laborer, bds 68 Front ^
Sullivan William, machinist, bds 10 Blackstone 3
Sullivan Mrs. William, h rear 37 Madison O
Sumner Edward L. piano tuner and repairer, 254 Main, bds §
Chatham street place flf)
Sumner George (Barnard, S. & Co.) h I Bowdoin ^
Sumner G. William, organist and music teacher, 254 Main, n^
bds Chatham st. place tt
Sumner Mrs. M. J. teacher of vocal music, 254 Main
Sumner Qliver, moulder, h 1 68 Southbridge g
Sumner Wm. piano and organ tuner and music teacher, 254
Main, h Chatham st. place ^
Sumner J. G. fireman Nashua R, R. bds Farmer's hotel ^
Sun Joseph, moulder, h Southbridge, Adriatic ^
Sutherland Lewis W. potter, h 14 Water 99
Sutton Mrs. E. fancy dry goods, 5 Eaton block
SUTTON GEORGE T. pump & lead pipe maker, 6 Thomas, q
Sutton James, machinist, h Main, N. W. [bds Waldo h g
Sutton John F. machinist, h Leicester, N. W. . m
Sutton Joseph R. musical instrument maker, h 95 Summer p
Sutton Mrs. Lucy, h 95 Summer
Sutton (Walter T.) <fc Wheeler, bankers, Lincoln house bl'k,
bds 18 Pleasant S
Swain John M. painter, h 5 Arch *
Swain L. B. carpenter, h Bismarck g|
Swallow Peter, real estate agent, h 22 John fi.
Swallow W. H. watchman, bds 85 Summer ^
Swallow Mrs. William A. h Belmont cor. Edward
Swan Elliott, Swan's hotel, Washington square
Swan George, attorney, 5 Flagg's block, h 46 Pleasant
Swan Geo. W. shoemaker, h 15 N. Ashland
Swan Mrs. M. R. h 8 Pink
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262 WORCESTER S DIRECTORY.
Swan Michael, laborer, h rear long block,^Temple
Swan Thomas, clerk, bds 1 Ward
c Swan Mrs. Winofry, h Ward [Main, h 74 Elm
o Swasey (Jeremiah,).ifc Rawson, (Joseph,) grocers, 84 and 86
S. Swasey Joseph, bootmaker, h 13 Newbury
^ Sweeney Brien, laborer, h Lamartine
_j Sweeney Brien, laborer, h 9 Howard
Sweeney Edward, laborer, h rear 14 Shrewsbury
Sweeney Frank, engineer at Tape mill. Water, bds 20 Winter
^ Sweeney Hugh, grocer, h 12 Pond
^ Sweeney Hugh M. shoefinisher, bds 4 Bartlelt^place
I— Sweeney James, laborer, at I. D. Russell's, h Howard
^^ Sweeney Mrs. Joanna, h Burt cor. Grafton
31 Sweeney John, laborer, bds 64 Mechanic
^_- Sweeney John, laborer, h 38 Temple
5^ Sweeney Michael, laborer, h 49 Washington
-o Sweeney Michael, laborer, h 38 Shrewsbury
-*-r Sweeney Owen, laborer at W. A. Wheeler's
£ Sweeney Patrick, laborer, h 15 Franklin
^ Sweeney Patrick, laborer, h 24 East Worcester
J- Sweeney Mrs. Patrick, h Langdon
"rt Sweeney Miss Theresa, at Catholic book store, 40 Front
■^ Sweeney Thomas, laborer, bds 9 Bridge
'^ Sweeney Thomas, at Washburn Iron Co.
r^ Sweeney Thomas, laborer at Crompton's
^ Sweeney William, laborer, h Cliff
^ Sweet Abraham, shoemaker, bds 2 Houchin avenue
^ Sweet Frank, laborer, h 33 Mechanic
<^ Sweeting Allen, laborer, bds 2 Washington
^ Sweetser Chauncey B. farmer, Ararat ^
**" Sweetser Edwin S. machinist, bds 13 Nashua [h Kilby
^ Sweetser Geo. R. machinist, at Gilbert's, Merrifield building,
.E Sweetser J. E. overseer at ice house. Grove, h 1 3Nashua
"^ Sweetser Rev. Seth, pastor Central church, h Harrington ave;
75 Sweetser S. S. (Walker & S.) h 286 Main, [cor. Lincohi
**5 Swett John A. carpenter, h 2 Earle
^ Swett Wm. O. & Co. (Jos. Chase,) grocers, 227 Main, h 13
S Swift Chas. E. at foundry, bds 5 Chatham [Chestnut
2^ Swift D. Wheeler, foreman at G. H. Whitcomb & Go's, bds
g 27 Laurel
S Swift Henry D. at G. H. Whitcomb & Go's, h 27 Laurel
^ Swift John, wirebnndler, h Quinsigamond
.E Swift J. N. at Whitcomb's envelope shop, bds 6 Maple
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Swift Peter, blacksmith, h 10 E. Central
^ Swift Walter M. wirebundler, h Quinsigamond
"g Sykes Edwin H. diemaker, h 72 Southbridge
^ Sylvester Abner, pattern maker, bds 23 Park
,^ Syme Mrs. J. B. h 1 9 Providence
g Taber Wm. B. furniture, 4 Lincoln block, h 1 Elm
g Taber Wm. R. sign painter, bds 1 Elm
^ Taft Albert L. teamster, h Granite
Taft Alfred, farmer, h Granite
SlKimffles, Clapboards and I^atlM. Clia«. A. T«aaex * Co. ,
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Taft Alonzo J. h at Foster St. Depot
Taft Calvin, manufacturer, h 322 Main
Taft Cyms, carpenter, Cambridge, S. W.
Taft Edward P. machinist, bds 6 Chandler ^^
Taft Edward C. bds 322 Main "^
Taft E. C. machinist, bds 8 Chandler *§
Taft Frederick, painter, bds 45 Summer ^
Taft Geo. C. manufacturing copying presses, &e« h 6 Chandler g"
Taft George, machinist, bds 69 Front Jd
Taft G. C. jr, spectacle maker, bds 6 Chandler ^
Taft G. H. bds 29 Park ^
Taft George W. stone mason, bds 23 Mechanic j»
Taft Henry G. (S. Taft & Son,) h Woodland opp. Loudon a.
Taft Jesse, truckman, h 199 Pleasant g
Taft John E. conductor Prov. Railroad, h 12 Irving §
Taft Levi M. farmer, h Granite ^
Taft, (Lyman J.) Bliss (Geo. L.) & Rice,(Chas. H.)fruit store g.
and eating house, 237 Main, h 2 Congress t<
Taft N. Stockwell, carpenter, h 1 Mulberry court ^
Taft Orman L, at Sarccent Card Clothing Co. bds 6 Chandler B.
Tnft Putman W. h 11 Pearl ^
Taft Rufus M. hackman, h 63 Front •*
Taft S. N. merchant, h 29 Park r-
Tnft Mrs. Sarah W. h 3 Prescott i
Taft Stephen & Son, (H. G. Taft,) grocers, 31 & 33 Front, 3
Taft T. F. machinist, h 19 Thomas [h 9 Salem g
Taft Wm. engineer, h 42 Portland oT
Tajifue John, at roUing mill, h 4 E. Central p,
Tainter Carver, machinist, h Essex court, S. Living * g_
Tainter Chas. E. accountant at D. Tainter's, bds 5 Hanover
Tainter Daniel, \^'oolen machinery. Union, h 5 Hanover o
Tainter Daniel, 2d, h 2 Gold ^
Tainter David, laborer, h Quinsigamond Ez
Tainter Ephraim C. successor to J. A. Fay & Co. comer ^
Union and Central, h 9 West <'
Tainter Harvey S. rfiachinist, h 6 Westminster '
Tainter Miss L. dressmaker, 150 Main *o
Tainter John H. blacksmith, h Lovell ^
Talbot Thomas, boottreer, h 14 Fruit ^
Talbot Mrs. Thomas, h 8 E. Central g-
Tanner Mre. Sarepta- carpet maker, h 22 Central =
Tansey Martin, laborer, h Lunelle g
Tansey Michael, wire drawer, h Columbia 3
Tapley David G. pattern maker, h 60 Austin ®
Tarbell John B. (Corbin & T.) h 3 Maple place 3
Tarbell J. W. machinist, h 3 Elliot S-
Tarbell Mrs. Sarah B. h 33 Thomas 3
Tarbox Chas. shoemaker, bds 33 Irving
Tarbox John L. at 153 Main, h 20 Union ^ -^
TATEUM (Thos. E.) & HORGAN, (James C.) marble work- ?;:
ers, Trumbull, h 12 Elliott ^ [Chandler
Tatman Chas. machinist at E. C. Cleveland & Co^s, h 3
KRAJKCa, TKJiBER amd BUBAVY ^OISX furm»»h^m to order.
C. ▲. 3EoaB»7 4c Co., opp. JBo«taii * Albttoj Vow Virolgl&t Bopot.
254 WORCESTEK T DIRECTOBT.
Tatmaa Mrs. Daniel, h Greenwood
Tatman David, teamster, h 22 Green
Tatman John, farmer, h Greenwood
'Sj Taiman John A. bootmaker, bds Greenwood
£ Tatman Levi, laborer, h Greenwood
OQ Tatman R. J. (Burbank Bros.) h 80 Soutbbridge
a Tatman Mrs. Reuben, Greenwood
OS Tatman Rufus D. machinibt, h Greenwood [Greenwood
^ Tatman Samuel D. machinist at Richardson & Meriam's, h
^ Taylor Miss A. C. dress and cloak making rooms, 244 Main
S Taylor A. M. foreman at Taylor & Farley's, h 6 Queen
OD Taylor Chas. clerk at Finlay, Lawson cs Kennedy's, bds 33
^ Taylor Chas. boottreer, h Brown [Salem
^ Taylor Chas. boottreer, h 8 Harrison
O Taylor Clarke W. hamessmaker, rear 8 Pleas't, h 1 Plymouth
g Taylor Clarke W. jr. at 181 Main, bds 1 Plymouth
. Taylor Daniel B. organ and melodeon maker, at Taylor Ai
^ Farley's, bds 44 Chatham
^ Taylor Frank, moulder, bds 2 Union
^ Taylor Geo. E. bootmaker, h 11^ Grafton
e* Taylor George M. carpenter, h 24 Portland
^ Taylor Mrs. G. W. h 6 Washington
« Taylor G. W. Merchants Union express office, h 10 Jackson
F Taylor Hosea R. machinist, h 32 Mulberry
Taylor James, machinist, h 22 Beacon
'S Taylor Jas. S. tinsmith, 268 Main, bds 270^ Main, cor Austin
^ Taylor James W. at Warren Thread Co. bds 96 Main
^ Taylor John, teamster, h rear 25 Franklin
g Tayl6r John, machinist, h 7 Arch
g Taylor Joseph, armorer, h 5 Langdon
•5 Taylor Lucian A. engineer at City hall, bds 87 Summer
"8 Taylor Peter, machinist, Court Mill, h 20 Orchard
^ Taylor Ransom C. tripe manufacturer, h Quinsigamond
*§ Taylor Royal, farmer, bds cor Beacon and Charlton
8 Taylor Samuel, machinist, h 3 Carroll
Taylor Samuel, cigar maker, h Dewey •
Taylor Samuel W. machinist, h 6 Langdon
Taylor (Simeon) & Farley, (J. A.) organ and melodeon ma-
•g kers, 2 Hermon
E Taylor William, jjrinder, h 17 Ellsworth
b Taylor Wm. H. Mei chants Union express, h 70 Austin
jae Taylor William S. machinist, h 1 7 Wilmot
g Taylor William J. wool sorter, h Jamesville
K Taylor Zachary, at A. J. Lilley's
«g Tead Mrs. M. A. h 26| Main
Tebbets Mrs. Adaline, tailoress, h 13 Thomas
J Tebbets Edwin W. bds 13 Thomas
•^ Tebo Andrew, laborer, h Wood's square
9 Tebo Moses, spinner, h Leicester, V. F.
^ Tebo John, spmner, h Leicester, V. F.
^ Tebo Peter, machinist, h 18 Union
Teehen Daniel, laborer, h 3 liibernia
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Teehen Maurice, belt maker at Graton & Knight's, 37 Front,
Tehan Mrs. Martha, h Armory [h 10 Temple ^
Temple Chauncy L. carpenter, h 29 Central ^
Temple Dennis G. wines & liquor, 25 Franklin, h 91 Summer 2
Temple Elias, clicker at S. 0. Andrews', h cor Pleasant and ^
Temple Jason, h 6 Mulberiy [Dewey o
Templeton Edwin F. clerk at Putnam's, 26 Green, h 2 Quincy z
Templeton John, clicker, h 2 Quincy 00
Templeton Mrs. Madison, h 44 Chatham 5
TENNEY CHARLES A. & CO. (Chas. A. HarringtOD,)lum. ^
ber dealers, Shrewsbury, h 14 Providence ^
Tenney D. A. painter, h 31 Salem o
Tenney D. A. jr. click at S. C. Andrews', h cor Washington rn
Tenney Danvers A. machinist, bds 3 Hermon [and Ash c/>
Tenney Eugene, stair builder, bds 1 Seaver ^
Tenney Fred P. bds 31 Salem
Tenney Frank H. clerk, bds 31 Salem
Tenney James, machinist at Crompton's
Tenney James, eating house, h 1 Washington square
Tenney Joseph A. h 5 Vine
Tenney Joseph S. shoemaker, bds 31 Salem
Tenney Robert G. carpenter, h 7 Seaver
Terry Michael, teamster, h Suffolk / »
Tetlow James, machinist, h 5 Blake S
Tew Charles F. gas fitter, h Dewey *^
Thatcher Joseph B. h 3 Washington S
Thayer Adin, counsellor, 218 Main, bds Waldo house H
Thayer Alden, grocer, cor Mason and Pleasant S
Thayer Amos, farmer, h 23 Orange S
Thayer Benjamin, h Plantation ^
Thayer Charles, butcher, h Plantation g
Thayer Charles A. hackman, h 30 Grove
Thayer Davis, farmer, 145 Pleasant
Thayer Davis, h 35 Mechanic
Thayer Edward I. S. baggage master, B. & N. Y. R. R. h S
Thayer Eli, h at Oread [Mechanic, cor Carlton S»
Thayer E. D. manufacturer, 325 Main, h 29 Chatham ^
Thayer E. L. clerk, B. & A. freight office, bds 26 Mechanic 5-
THAYER ELLIS, brushmaker, 66 Southbridge, h 44 Pleasant
Thayer F. C. clerk at Mutual' Insurance Co. bds Lovell —
Thayer George W. brush maker, 66 Southbridge, h 15 Ply- ac
Thayer Horace, farmer, h Holden [mouth co
Thayer H. R. physician and surgeon, 5 Pearl
THAYER LEWIS, ag't Hurricane Lamp, &c., office 8 Front
Thayer Perry, farmer, h Lovell [st. Exchange, h 9 Clinton
Thayer Mrs. Nancy, h Lincoln -*
Thayer Mrs. Sewell, h Benefit S
Thayer Mrs. C. T. h Lovell ^
Thayer Mrs. William D. h 44 Front e
Thayer William E. clerk, bds 44 Front
Thebbets Mrs. Abby, h 34 Beacon
Thenius Moritz, blacksmith, h 5 Harrison
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Thomas Albert, farmer, h Holden
Thomas Mrs. A. h 9 Thomas
. THOMAS (Alfred) & CO. (Tyler,) pattern and model mak-
.9 ers, machinists, ifcc, Merrifield's building, 5 Cypress, h 4
•^ Fulton
fc» Thomas Chesley, carpenter, h 4 Garden
H Thomas Mrs. C. A. h 69 Salem
Thomas C. B. editor Evening Gazette, bds Bay State house
'd Thomas Enos, machinist, h Tirrell, N. W.
•g^ Thomas Frederick A. machinist, bds Tirrell, N. W.
g Thomas George W. clerk, h Laurel, cor Edward
Thomas John, farmer, h 26 Elliot
S Thomas Myron, porter at Exchange hotel
S Thomas Miss Nellie C. teacher. Sycamore st. school
gj Thompson Albert I. machinist, h 51 Southbridge
Thompson Alex. Y. dry goods, 5 Flagg's block, h 32 Lincoln
3 Thompson Arvin, carpenter, h 51 Southbridge
® Thompson Charles, bds 51 Southbiidge
g Thompson Charles H. clerk, bds 3 Chatham place
Thompson CO. Prof. Inst. Industrial Science, bds Mrs. Lin-
« coin's. Boynton
Thompson Charles, boottreer, bds 74 Southbridge
S Thompson Charles B. clicker, h 22 Gold
« Thompson Mrs. Charity, h 10 Grove
2 Thompson Daniel C. fish dealer, h Leicester, F. W.
0< Thompson Ethan R. overseer city repairs, h 42 Elm
*» Thompson Mrs. F. A. h May
« Thompson F. H. travelling agent, h May
Thompson George F. agent ibr J. H. & G. M. Walker, h 4
^ Thompson Henry,laborer, h rear 70 Mechanic [Agricultural
^ Thompson Henry, at Barnard, Sumner & Co. bds 1 Walnut
'2 Thompson H. H. clerk at 230 Main, bds 16 Charlton
^ Thompson Rev. Hiram, h 12 Elizabeth
^ Thompson J. A. wood agent, Boston railroad, 15 Flagg's
g Thompson James, laborer, h Lodi [block, h Eden
Thompson James, hostler for Dr. F. H. Kelley
•S Thompson James, laborer, h 6 Washington square
* Thompson Joseph H. clerk, bds Lincoln house
^ Thompson Mrs. Jesse, tailoress, 1 88 Main
^ Thompson John, painter, bds Lodi
jj Thompson John, laborer, 13 Hibernia
,> Thompson John A. patternmaker. Court mills, h 17 Bowdoin
g Thompson Phillip, laborer at Taylor & Farley^s
Thompson Prescott A. CCushman & T.) h li Portland
•^ Thompson S. B. custom boot and shoo maker, 6 Ple.isant, h
^ 81 Exchange [coin house
S Thompson S. & Co. books, periodicals, &c. 259 Main, bds Lin-
S Thompson Wm. at Smith & Murdock's, h rear 10 Central
^ Thompson Wm. painter, bds Lodi
^ Thompson Wm. harness maker, h 21 Temple
Thompson Wm. machinist, h 4 Newton
Thompson Wm. carpenter, h Armoiy
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Thompson Wm. lastmaker, h 29 Hanover
Thompson Wm. C. h 19 Lincoln ^
Thompson W. J. clerk at Barnard, Sumner ifc Go's ^
Thorne Frank C. carpenter, h 118 Southbridge ^
Thornton Patrick, laborer, h 7 N ashua 3
Thrall George, proprietor Bay State House ^
Thurber A. J. at J. H. & G. M. Walker's^ bds 3 Fobes block c
Thurston Mrs. D. C. h 10 Reservoir ^ o
Thurston Frank J. Bay State eating house, bds 10 Reservoir ^
Thurston Jesse, moulder, bds 26 Beacon o_
Thurston Mrs. Joseph, h 8 Laurel ^
Thurston Lyman, mason, bds 9 Fruit ^
Thwing Edwin A. machini8t,h 46 Salem <
Tiemy Patrick, marble worker, h 14 Pond ^
Tiffany Dominic, bootsider, bds 6 Brown g
Tiffany Patrick, boottreer, h 6 Brown 3_
Tiffany Mrs. Pardon D. h 2 Harvard ^'
Tigh Phillip, laborer, h Quinsigamond ^
Tighe Francis, moulder, h 7^ Temple »
Tilson James, moulder, h Canterbury 5-
Tilton W. H. at W. M. Hall & Sons, bds 85 Summer ^
TIMME E. A. die sinker, Ac. Har'gton, cor. h 1 Bartlett pkce 3C
Timan John, moulder, h 158 Southbridge g.
Timperley Joseph W. machinist, h 23 N. Ashland 5-
Tinker C. F. bds Harrison ^
Tinker F. druggist, h Harrison <«"
Tinker O. G. bds Waldo house ^
Tinkham Leonard B. pattern maker, h 99 Pleasant ^
Tinkham Wm. cigar maker, bds Farmer's hotel g
Tirrell Henry A. (Smith & Tirrell,) h 65 Summer ^
Tisdale Alfred, carpenter, h Island ^
Tisdale Herbert, machinist, bds 5 Clinton SL
Tisdale H. P. machinist, bds Water cure o»
Tisdale Joseph, shoe finisher, bds Island <a
Tisdale Percy E. machinist, bds cor Arch and Fountain o
Tirrell Cyrus J. cabinet maker, Tirrell, N". W. ?■"
Titcomb Abner F. attendant at hospital
Titus Joseph A. (Smith & T.) h 14 Oxford ' ^
Titus Otis T. bds 2^ Lamartine -
Titus Richard R. carpenter, h lOJ Market [Cottage iS
Tobey John G. Franklin telegraph office, Lincoln block, h 1 S
Tobin Benjamin, laborer at Jourdan's coal yard ^
Tobin Benjamin M. farmer, bds Vernon ^
Tobin James, spinner, h Sutton's lane '^
Tobin John, assistant baker at hospital ^
Tobin John, laborer, h Prescott 1*
Tobin Patrick, fuller, h Sutton's lane [h 1 Madison ^o
TODD J. & Co. (E. A. Babcock,) coffee and spice mill, Fnion, ^
Toisy Adilard, blacksmith, bds 31 Market ^
Tolman Adin, produce, 293 Main, h 91 Pleasant 3'
TOLMAN ALBERT & CO., (G. W. Russell,) carriages and ».
harnesses, 10 Exchange, h 2 Catharine
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Tolman Hudson, (W. D. Holbrook & Co.) h 40 Austin
Tombleson , farmer, h Flagg
« Tompkins Gustavus, painter, b Bigelow, Island
■^ Tompkins Horace M. carpenter, bds Heywood
"S Toner Antbony, b 1 Cross
& Toner James, laborer, b Millbury
'^ Toner Jobn, bootmaker, b 42 Wasbington
Toner Jobn, laborer, b 11 E. Central
S Toner Dennis, watchman, b Canal
ts Toner Micbael, teamster, b 11 Cross
= Toner Micbael, laborer, b 1 Taylor
E Toney James, laborer, bds Quinsigamond
© Toney J. Augustus, barber, bds 14 Cbandler
^ Tonra Micbael, teamster, b Cross
I Tooker Mrs. L. B. teacber at Oread
«t Toole Austin, city laborer, 10 East Central
£ Toole Edward, boot turner, b 4 Cross
-g Toole James O. tailor, h rear 1 Spring
flu Toole Jeremiab, tailor, b 7 Spring
*S Toole John, boottreer, h 25 Ions: block. Temple
-£ Toole Micbael, wire drawer, b Prescott
-^ Toole Micbael E. machinist at N. Y. steam engine Co. bds 25
£• Toole Mrs. Owen, b 10 East Central [Temple
^ Toole Patrick, wire worker, b Prescott
"§, Toole Patrick, b rear 10 East Central
c Toole Peter, moulder, bds 10 East Central
^ Toomy Daniel, watchman, bds 5 Charles
g^ Toomy Daniel, furniture painter, bds 9 Burt
. Toomy Jeremiab, at gas works, h Carbon
^ Toomy Jeremiab, at L. Lincoln's, b 1 1 Spring
oo Toomy Jeremiab, at Nashua railroad, b 56 Exchange
.5 Toomy Jobn, laborer, bds 2 Beach
s Toomy John, bootmaker, b 82 Mechanic
g Toomy John, at Washburn Iron Co.
— Toomy J. S. boot crimper, bds 2 Hinds' court
e/T Toomy Michael, painter, h 9 Burt
o Toomy Michael, boottreer, b cor Madison and Salem
g Toomy Micbael, furniture painter, b 9 Burt
3- Toomy Timothy, at Washburn Iron Co.
^ Topy John, laborer, bds 13 Vine
g Torpay James, b 11 Orchard
o Torpay John, laborer, bds 15 Vine
. o Toi*pay Morris, crimper, b 5 Tremont
£ Torpay Patrick, laborer, b Southbridge, Adriatic
c/> Torpay Patrick, boot crimper, h 15 Vine
y Torrey Joseph R. strop manufacturer, 413 Main,li 12 Charlton
ae Torrey Micbael, laborer, h Suffolk
oc Tougas George, blacksmith, b 18 Union
^ Tougas John B. blacksmith, h 3 Glen
^ TOUGAS (Louis T.) & DUPREY, (Eli,) manufacturers of
Z cutters and dies, 9 Cypress, b 21 Mechanic
Tougas Noel, striker, h 8 Liberty
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Tougas Trifley, blacksmith, bds 18 Union
TOULMIN JOHN, raanufiicturer of patent binder's shears, ^
Webster sqaare, h Leicester, N. W.
Tourtelott D. A. carpenter, bds Queen Z
Tourtelott Daniel C. millwright, h Queen
Tourtelott Frank E. tinman, h 3 Blossom 2
Tourtelott Irving W. agent, bds Arch, cor Orchard . o
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Tourtelott Geo. H. flagman at Providence & W. R. R. O
Tourtelott Stephen D. architect, h Queen, cor King
Tourtelotte (J. N.) <fc Fuller, (D. J.) dentists, Harrington cor
Tousan Albert, vamisher, h Cambridge
Tousan Daniel, machinist, h Webster square, N. W.
Tower C. D. carriage trimmer and harness maker, 61 Union,
h 8 Goddard
Tower Geo. N. boarding house, 3 Lincoln house, Elm H
Tower Henry, armorer, bds 2 1 Portland O
Tower H. N. carpenter, h 31 Pleasant >
Towne Deane, physician, h 20 Austin •
Towne E. H. agent Mechanics Union, 8 Pleasant, hid Clinton
Towne Eugene J. carpenter, bds Highland court
Towne Joseph, car repairer, Boston railroad, h 8 Providence
Towne Loison D. h 10 Harvard Sg
Towne Preston D. ifc Co. (J. H. Dodd,) manufVs perforated ni
board and metals, 46 Mechanic, h 6 Irving f^
Towne Stillman, clerk at Barnard, Sumner <fc Co.'s, h 52 Austin >
Townley Geo. packer, at J. B. Lawrence's, h 6 N. Ashland ^
Townsend Fred. W. machinist, h 67 Summer m
Townsend Geo. L. last maker, h 69 Summer _
Townsend John W. machinist, h 3 Oxford ni
Townsend V. B. dye rimmer, h Adriatic "5
TOWNSEND V. P. & CO. native wine manufacturers, Quin- ^
Townsend Zimri, at Court mills, bds 6 Elliot [sigamond "■
Tracy Edwin, laborer, bds Tracy place, S. W.
Tracy George, laborer, bds Tracy place, S. W.
Tracy John, blacksmith, h 49 Mechanic m»^
Tracy Michael, blacksmith, h 4 Spruce
Tracy Thomas, wiredrawer, h Ward 5
Tracy Thomas, blacksmith, h King —
Tracy Mrs. Wm. h Tracy place, S. W.
Tracy Wm. A. book-keeper, bds 6 Webster CO
Train Christopher, at wire works, h Sigourney ^
Train Frank, at Grove mills, h Fair mount m
Trainer Arthur, laborer, h Endicott 3
Trainer James, laborer, h rear 58 Mechanic ""
Trainer James, boot bottomer, bds 1 Endicott
Trainer John, grocer, 37 Washington square
Trainer Peter, boot bottomer, h 25 Oxford 35
Trainer Patrick, moulder, bds 1 Endicott ^
Trainer Thomas, laborer, bds 22 Winter a>
Trask L. W. machinist, h Pleasant
Traverse John, wire drawer, h Millbury
Traversy Frank, laborer, bds 9 Austin
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Traversy Patrick, bootmaker, bds 9 Austia
Trim Arnold K. spinner, h Jamesville
"g Trott George, upholsterer, h 10 Mulberry
"•§ Trowbridge Alfred L. machinist, bds 26 Beacon
2 Troy David, custom boot maker, 49 Mechanic
gj Troy John, bootmaker, h Canterbury
.«2 Troy Michael, bootmaker, h rear Long block, Temple
g Troy Morris, bootmaker, h 6 Ward
'•g Troy Thomas, shoemaker, h Gouldingville
«g Trull A. N. moulder at N. Y. Steam Engine Co.
'•g Trull Charles, shoemaker, bds 6 Prospect
!Z Trumbull Mrs. Geo. A. h Trumbull square
^ Trumbull John, clerk. Citizens bank, bds Trumbull square
g_ Tuck Chas. H. gas fitter, bds 21 Orange
Tuck Walter M. mason, h Essex court
^ Tucker Miss Ann, dressmaker, h 81 Summer
^ Tucker Charles D. wheelwright, h 11 Irving
^ Tucker Ephraim, carpenter, h 20 Laurel
c Tucker Erastus, pump maker. Pleasant, Tatnuck
^ Tucker Jasper G. wheelwright, bds 1 1 Irving
Tucker Joseph, painter, bds 24 Beacon
52 Tucker Mrs. Jane, nurse h 31 Summer
j^ Tucker Julius E. agent Palladium office, h 2 Oxford
"g Tucker L. A. finisher, h Ellsworth
1 Tucker Mrs. Mary E. preceptress of Oread
% TUCKER NATHANIEL G. plumber, 23 Pleasant, h 9
^ Tufts Albert, carpenter, h 50 Central [School
^ Tufts Frank A. clerk, Adams Express Co. Lincoln block, h 1
■g Tufts Mrs. Mary W. h 4 High street court. [Crown
^ Tuhey Peter, baker, bds 116 Main
.« Tuhey Peter, laborer, h 66 Front
§" Tuhey Peter, laborer, h Grafton
js Tullis James, foreman at Rice, Barton &, Ca's, h 19 Mechanic
-^ Tully John, wood planer, bds 4 Cherry
3 Tully Joseph, shoemaker, bds 1 Columbia court j
>> Tully Luke, machinist, h 4 Pond
y Tully Michael, watchman at Waldo House
^ Tuohy Michael, laborer, h Cliff
o Tuohy Michael, blacksmith at Richardson A.Meriam's
g Turbody Patrick, at wire works, h Brighton
uj Turley Mrs. Ann, h Webster court, N. W.
§ Turley John, bds Webster coui-t, N. W.
2 Turley Michael, laborer, h Suffolk
Q Turley Thomas, grinder, bds Webster court, N. W.
^ Turner Chas. S. sup't Nashua railroad. Bank block, h 49 Elm
c Turner Dallas, laborer, bds 29 Lincoln
o Turner Henry, stair builder, bds 1 Carlton
^ Turner H. N. flour dealer, 376 h Main
3 Turner Hervey, hostler for M. Lapham, bds 319 Main
§. Turner John jr. dyer, bds Southgate
— Turner John B, (Hackers & T.) h Southgate
Turner Peter J. (Earle& T.) h 18 Harvard
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Turner Mrs. Stillman, h 300 Main
Turner Wm. D. machinist, h 14 Jackson
Turner Wra. H. agent, Norwich railroad freight house, h 2 ^
Turrey John, boot maker, h 33 Madison [Portland
Tuttle David L. stone eutter, h Cambridge, S. W, U^
TuttlePaul, pattern ma^er, h 52 Central O
Tuttle Warren C. millwright, at Seaverns', h 47 Washington O
Twitchell Almon, stone cutter, bds 32 Beacon |-
Twiss Amos F. clicker, at S. C. Andrews's, h 1 Salem rn
Twiss Asa, machinist at L. J. Knowles & Bro's, h 11 Fruit
Twiss Chas. shoemaker, bds Chester, cor Holden ^
Twiss Thomas, boss spinner, Northville, h Chester ^
Tyler (Rev. A.) & Seagrave, (Daniel,) printers, 262 Main, h "D
Tyler Mrs. Chas. A. h rear Long block. Temple [Clinton court ^
Tyler (Elliott,) & Gale (H. A.) fruit and confectionery. 278 H
Main, h Heywood ^
Tyler George, brakeman, bds 3 Fobes block. Front
Tyler Humphrejr M. travelling agent, h 22 Austin n
Tyler Lemuel, msurance agent, 3 Front st Bxohange, h cor. ^
Pleasant & Hudson rn
Tyler Newell, (A. L. Whiting A Co.) h 20 Wellington q
Tyrrell John S. click, h 5 Myrtle
Tyrrell Henry A. bds 66 Summer 2
Tyrrell Triiman, boot maker, bds 31 Portland 5
Underhill Guilford, carpenter, h Lunelle |^
Underwood Mrs. £. A. h 27 Summer CO
Underwood James H. varnisher, h 22 East ^
Underwood Wm. carpenter, b 316 Main -n
Upham Baylies, h 85 Pleasant
Upham Chas. L. machinist, bds 8 Union 5
Upham Freeman, carpenter, 3 School, h 4 Prospect h
Upham Miss Hannah, h 1 2 Arch ^
Upham Harvey G. millwright, h 8 George >
Upham Henry P. i;nachinist, h 1 Central court Z
Upham Joel \V. water wheel manurr, at Wheeler's foundry,h ^
Upham John J. jr. clerk, bds 29 Southbridge [48 Austin q
Upham John Jesse, clerk at D. H. Fames', bds Waldo house >
Upham Roger F. bookkeeper. Peoples Fire Ins, Co. bds 4 (^
Upham Mrs. Susan G. h 8 Union [Prospect
Upham Warren R. carpenter, h Cambridge, S. W. Jj
Upton Chas. A. clerk, h Edward, cor Belmont
Upton Edson, oar maker, h 4 Vine g
Usher John, laborer, h 106 Southbridge oi
Usher Joseph, machinist, h Southgate ^
Usher J. S. tinman, bds 42 Lincoln [block, Salem ^
Usher Reuben H. tinman at I. D. Russell's, h 10 Brown's ^
Utley C. counsellor, P. O. block. Pearl, bds 18 Pleasant
Utley John L. oyster market, bds 178 Pleasant 2
Utley John W. oysters, Foster, h 1 Clinton ^
Vadakin Henry, blacksmith, h Union, opp. Foster m
Vail Mrs. Ellen, h rear 37 Madison !IJ
Vail Robert, stonemason, bds 6 Spring '
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Vaill Edward W. patent folding .chair dealer, 160 Main, h 4
VailRobert T. jr. boot and shoe store, 282 Main, bds cor.
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» Valentine Geo. W. machinist, h Colton, S. W.
a, VALENTINE GILL, surveyor, 3 City Hall, h IS Front
® Valentine Henry C. (A. P. Ware & C!o.) h Main cor Charlton
53 Valendry Alexander, h 86 John
^ Van Alstine Mrs. h 66 Mechanic
^ Van Orman W. H. teamster, h Waverly
^ Vance Mrs. Lydia M. h 81 Main
'sc Vance Walter, saloon. 14 Foster, bds 81 Main
M Varney E. C. mechanic, bds 31 Salem
, Varaey John, bootmaker, h 1 Eaton place
^ Vassuer Alfred, blacksmith, bds 32 Thomas
^ Vaughan Anthony, laborer, h rear 6 Bridge
^ Vaughan Charles, carpenter, bds 72 Pleasant
S Vaughn Cornelius, laborer, h Brighton
Vaughn Wm. ice cart driver, h Brighton
Veazie Elbridge, carpenter, bds 6 Trumbull
^ Veazie Frederick, carpenter, bds 6 Trumbull
*^ Verden Michael, laborer at Richardson's, h East
Verica William, laborer, h 8 Pond
Verner John, shoemaker, 7^ Charles
Verry Geo. F. counsellor, 4 Central Exchange, h 17 Cedar
^ Verry Herbert, at Nashua freight house, bds 9 Lincoln
3 Verry Horace B. counsellor, 4 Cen'l Exchange, bds 17 Cedar
^ Vezina Mitchell, machinist, Quinsigamond
^ Vibberts A. H. machinist, bds 48 Mason
§ Vietze Chas. gunsmith, h 14 S. Irving
t; Vilander Alexander, grinder at Richardson's
5 Vilmar Frank, carriage maker, h Lunelle
^ Vincent Joseph, bds Canterbury [h rear 30 Main
2 Vinton George W. machine operator at Smyth Bros. & Co's,
§ Vinton H. H. clerk for S. J. Wilcox
re Volkmar Reinhold, armorer, h 17 Madison
-£ Waddle Geo. at wire works, h Sigourney
§* Wade Otis S. machinist, bds 61 Summer
!^ Wade Wm. boot & shoe store, Pleasant, h 98 Chandler
j^ Wadsworth Benjamin, (Brigham & W.) h 2 Carroll
TS Wadsworth Chas. A. clerk, bds 44 Front
p, Wadsworth Henry C. (E. Allen & Co.) bds 44 Front
S Wadsworth Joseph, carpenter, h 6 Hudson
^ Wadsworth Wm. wiredrawer, bds 26 Grove
§ Waite Andrew J. carpenter, h Plantation
g Waite Chas. A. clerk at W. & N. R. R. bds 2 Maple place
^ Waite H. M. clerk at Foster's, bds Waldo house
H WAITE INCREASE S. hand card manufacturer, Wheeler's
H building, Hermon, h 12 Newbury
^ Waite Nathaniel, clerk, 67 Main, bds 325 Main
Waite R. P. engineer, h 1 3 Lincoln
Waite Stephen J. at Barnard, Sumner & Co. h 42 Orange
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Waite Samuel, car maker, h 10 Goddard [tation
Waite Sam'l D. cashier at Barnard, Sumner & Co. bds Plan-
Waites Alfred, armorer, bds Junction depot
Wakefield Chas. H. machinist, h 16 Wilmot
Wakefield Geo. W. machinist, h 39 Chandler ^
Wakefield. J. H. carnage painter at Richmond's, Waldo ►
Wakefield Timothy, machinist, h Russell court g^
Wakefield Willard C. pattern maker, h 4 Clinton
Walbridge Albert, merchant tailor, American house block, h ^
Walbridge Henry, h 16 Shelby [Parker's block 9
Walcott Eli, at Bay State Shoe Co. h 16 Oxford ^
Waldron Miss L. D. fancy dry goods, 326 Main W
Walkden Wm. boottreer, h 30 Laurel *
Walker Aaron G. (Stone, Walker & Brown) h 6 Laurel t^
Walker Allen, barber, 207 Main, h 2 Liberty
Walker Alonzo V. clerk for Smyth Bros, as Co. bds Robin-
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Walker Alpheus, (White & W.) h Harrison g
Walker Andrew J. shoemaker, h 8 Myrtle ^
Walker Appleton, (A. B. Hall & Co.) bds 8 Trumbull oq
Walker Appleton, silver plater and saddlery hardware, 66 ^
Main, h 28 Lincoln g
Walker Arthur, brickma^er, bds 1 1 Arch O
Walker Asa, merchant tailor, 217 Main, h 66 Pleasant §
Walker Asa V. tailor, h 14 Fruit g
Walker A. W. wiredrawer, h 3 Pratt g*
Walker (Benj.) & Sweetser, (S. S.) ice dealers, 4 Exchange, ^
Walker Charles, brakeman, bds 1 Carlton [h 19 Chestnut H
Walker Chas. A. bootfinisher, bds 6 Laurel
Walker C. N. butcher, h Orchard g
Walker Fred. A. clerk, 66 Main, bds 28 Lincoln
Walker Edwin S. mechanic, h 7 Dewey ^
Walker G. A. painter, bds 3 Austin ^
Walker G. H. shoemaker, h 7 Dewey ^
Walker G M. (J. H. & G. M. W.) bds Lincoln house (60) S0
Walker Prof. Gilbert, wig manufacturer, under Bay
State house, Main, h 10 Liberty * O
Walker Heniy, barber, bds 105 Summer g
Walker Joseph & Co. boot & leather dealers, Lincoln square pg
Walker Joseph H. <fc G. M. boot manufacturers, 63 Front, h gc
Walker Mrs. Melville, h 28 Thomas [cor Main and Ripley
Walker Richard, barber, bds 10 Liberty
Walker S. Herbert, card maker at T. K. Earle & Co's, bds 24
Walker Silas, h Harrison [Providence
Walker Sylvanus, melter, h 20 Thomas g^
Walker Sylvanus A. confectioner, bds 1 Carroll S.
Walker Wm. F. machinist, h 4 Sycamore ^
Walkup H. L. lastmaker, h 76 Exchange ^
Wall Andrew, laborer at Wellington's coal yard 3
Wall Caleb A. h 17 Maple ^
Wall Daniel, marble worker, bds 3 Fobes block
Wall James H bds Lincoln house
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Wall Martin, laborer, h 4 Charles
Wall Patrick, laborer, bds 72 Salem
Wall Richard, laborer, h 4 Charles
Wallace Alfred E. clerk, bds 28 Thomas
_ Wallace Andrew J. mechanic, h 74 Front
r Wallace Austin, boottreer, h 5 Mason
J Wallace Church, citj street repairer, h 68 Southbridge
Wallace John, laborer, h 15 Franklin
Wallace Osbom H. machinist, h 45 Southbridge
2 Wallace Sumner & Co. (G. N. Newhall,) silver platers, 37
g Exchange, h 27 Laurel
I— Wallace Wm. H. at Rice, Barton &» Co's, h 2 Assonet
^ Wallen Jarvis, moulder, bds 24 Washington
•£ Wallis Chapman, truckman, h 16 Wilmot
. Walsh Matthew, machinist, h 27 Chaindler
Walsh Peter, watchman at Rice, Baiton & Co's
JQ Walsh Peter, bootmaker, h 112 Southbridge
^ Whalton G. boot finisher, at Hiram Frenclrs, h Southbridge,
S Whaples Thomas, carpenter, 34 John [near Armorj
^ Ward A. D. (Sibley, W. A Gardner,) bds 16 Clinton
g_ Ward A. W. carpenter, bds 8 Allen
"eS Ward A. H. fancy goods, Trumbull square, b 15 Clinton
5S Ward Mrs. Catherine, h 6 Howard
Hn Ward Charles A. machinist, h 3 Webster
K Ward Charles F. farmer. Maple hill, (off Gates' lane)
^ Ward Daniel, Register Deeds office, h 3 John
^ Ward Daniel J. apprentice, bds 11 Temple
^ Ward Edward L. farmer, h Hey wood
S Ward Francis, painter, h Assonet
^ Ward Fred W. machinist, bds 12 Chatham
*^ Ward George E. carpenter, bds 5 Maple
j^ Ward Mrs. G. H. h 10 Gold
_c Ward George L. machinist, h LoveU
-^ Ward Henry D. saloon, 8 Foster
^ Ward Hugh, engineer, Quinsigamond, h 11 Winter
C4- Ward Michael, laborer, h 9 Franklin
^ WardAiorris, teamster, bds rear 32 Thomas
g Ward Patrick, helper, h 2 Cherry
.E Ward Thomas, fiiimer, h 18 Pleasant
"S Ward Thomas, clerk, bds 18 Pleasant
■g Ward Willard, carpenter, cor Portland & Madison, h 8 Allen
^ Ward Wm. farmer. Maple hill, (off Gates' lane)
jc Ward Wm. striker, bds rear 72 Mechanic
g Warden Mrs. John, h 20 Park
CO Wardwell Rufus, laborer, bds Quinsigamond
-o Ware Alonzo L. clicker, at Fitch's, h 11 Congress
^ Ware Azariah, pattern maker, h 7 Russell
Ware A. P. & Co. (H. C. Valentine) clpthing store, 226 and
g 228 Main, bds King
g Ware (A. P.) & Pratt, (Henry S.) boy's clothing, 166 Main
CO Ware Benj-. F. boottreer at F. Wesson's, bds 81 Summer
Ware B. F. brakeman Nashua R. R.
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Ware Mrs. C. E. h 270^ Main, cor Austin
Ware Geo. pattern maker, bds 7 Russell
Ware Joseph S. gunmaker, bds 17 School ^Congress
Ware Justin A. clerk at Crompton's loom works, bds 11
Ware Leonard, pattern maker, h 7 Abbott
Ware Lewis, clerk at Thurston's eating house, bds 50 Front
Warfield (Aler. J.) & Harrington, (E, F.) wholesale dealers
in vegetables and fruit, 327 Main, h 7 Congress ^
Warfield D wight, silk worker, h 32 Beacon g
Warfield F. A. clerk at Barnard, Sumner & Go's, bds 7 Fmit ^
Warfield Stephen T. bootcrimper, h 11 Elliot
Warfield R. T. h 9 Hudson g"
Wareing Robert, cigar maker, h 30 Irving • §.
Warner A. P. h 27 Main g
Warner Emerson, physician, 266 Main g
Warner Mrs. E. D. h 45 Salem _g
Warner Thomas, armorer, bds 27 Mechanic g.
Warren Alfred D. Warren Thread Go. h 3 Kendall t5
Warren A. M. bookkeeper at Wilcox's, bds 14 Elm ^
Warren Calvin, stair builder, 23 Southbridge, h 12 Washing'n ^
Warren Chas. H. cardmaker, bds 20 Green
Warren Daniel D. h 12 Liberty --^
Warren Edward, machinist, bds 31 S^lem [Oread r"
Warren Edward L. machinist at Wood, Light & Go's* bds %
Warren Edward E. carpenter, h 5 Russell court 3
Warren Edward L. carpenter, Grove mills, bds Oread o
Warren Edwin A. Bay state drug store, bds 1 Green co"
Warren Jerry, laborer, h 18 Shrewsbury p,
Warren John D. h 12 State =^
Warren Lewis, moulder, h Salisbury [ 1 Allen
Warren Otis, sect. & treas. Kniffen Mowing Machine Co. h cd
Warren Samuel, tanner and currier, h Millbrook ^
Warren Walter, h 3£t Salem ==
Warren J Wm. thread manufacturer. Grove, h Edward cor. ^
Warren Wm. H. bds 20 Austin [Belmont
Warren Wm. H. stair builder, h 12 Washington
Warren Wm. Henry, machinist, h 27 Oxford « "S
Washburn Andrew W. woodworker, bds 1 Prescott "^
Washburn Azel, clerk, 225 Main, bds 72 Pleasant ^
Washburn Charles, h 12 Summer [h 40 Elm
Washburn Charles F. secretary Washburn & Moen Mfg Co.
Washburn Charles H. machinist, bds 13 Washington g
Washburn Geo. L steam works, 3 Hermon, bds 10 Green 3
Washburn Mrs. Ichabod, h 14 Summer
WASHBURN & MOEN M'F'G CO. Grove
WASHBURN IRON CO. railway iron and car wheel manu-
facturers, Bloomingdale
Washburn John D. insurance agent, 257 Main, h 1 Linden
Washburn John E. (Barrett, W. & Co.) h 9 Orange
Washburn J. H. gas fitter, bds 9 Orange
Washburn Lucius K & Co. manufacturer of narrow fabrics,
Allen court, h 2 Madison
CKAS. A. VKIVMCY A CO., XiUHmSR YARA,
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Washburn Nat'n, steel tire maker, Grafton, bds Bay State h
Washburn W. Ansel, assistant city marshal, bds 20 Trumbol
Waterman Benj. architect, bds 14 Harvard
^ Waterman George, farmer, h Adams square
£ Waterman George, mason, bds 16 Orange
OQ Waters D wight, h Granite
a Waters Miss E. 12 Chandler
"S Waters George H. clerk Bay State House
^ Waters Hugh, laborer, h 47 Mechanic
g| Waters John, laborer, bds cor Salem and Madison
^ Waters J. Lucius, h 7 Charlton
OD Waters Levi, roller, Quinsigamond, h Millbury
&N Waters Michael, tailor, h cor Salem and. Madison
§ Waters Stephen, tailor, at A. P. Ware & Co's, bds cor. Sa-
O lem and Madison
§ Waters Thomas, bds Salem cor Madison
. Waters Thomas, laborer, h cor Southbridge and Hermon
^ Waterman Warren L. cutter, h 29 Thomas
^ Watkins Elbridge G. carpenter, h 1 Clinton
Watkins Francis G. carpenter, h 3 Winter
es Watkins John W. clerk at P. O. bds 3 Winter
w Watkins Wm. M. at Geo. Sessions, bds 7 Clinton
« Watson Mrs. Abigail, h 27 Grove •
Jh Watson Arthur S. wiredrawer, bds 27 Grove
Watson Edwin J. machinist, h 27 Grove
'S Watson John H. machinist, h 5 Newbury
(^ Watson Samuel B. farmer, Belmont
^ Wattie John, laborer, h 9 Summer
g Watts Edward W. machinist, bds 26 Beacon
5 Watts Geo. pattern maker, bds 11 Maple
^ Watts Henry B. machinist, h Vernon, cor Endicott
"^ Watts Joseph, pattern maker, h 2 Langdon
^ Wayland Wm. practical plumber, bds 23 Pleasant
*§ Weatherbee E. D., M. D. drug store and h 33 Washington sq.
© Weaver Thomas S. printer, bds 60 Austin
Webb Bradford, h Spruce [Front
Webb C. T. book keeper, at Mechanics Nat. bank, bds 44
Webber A. wire worker at Washburn and Moen's, h 9 Liberty
^ Webber Geo. W., W. <fc N. R. R. h 5 Orchard
B Webber Oliver B. farmer, h Clinton lane
b Webber Oliver B. jr. stone cutter, h Mountain
« Webster Alden, clerk, h 7 Clinton [Valley
'g Webster Benj. eating house, 35 Washington square, h Cherry
H Webster Clifton C. junk dealer, 44 Union, h 16 Shelby
vj Webster Henry L. at Court mills, bds Sunnyside
Webster James, card cleaner, bds 24 Mechanic
Webster John, saloon, 24 Mechanic
Webster John, bds 24 Mechanic
Weeber Jacob, barber shop, 245 Main
Wedge Benj. blacksmith, h Cambridge
Wedge Peter, shoemaker, bds Cambridge
Weeks George, machinist, bds 33 Thomas
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Weeks Thomas, conductor, h Grafton
Weidner Christian, saloon, 82 Front, h 82 Front ^
Weikel Mrs. Harry T. cigar manufacturer, 89 Main, h 91 Main g"
Weinberg Henry, fancy goods, 176 Main, bds 24 Salem >-
Weir George, engineer at Rice, Barton & Fales', h 4 Winter ^
Weir James W. machinist, h Aasonet 2
Weir James W. 3d, machinist, bds 4 Winter >
Weir John, machinist at Wood, Light & Co. h Lafayette ^
Wiesbeck Wm. wire worker, bds Lincoln square , [Newbury c:
WEIXLER JACOB P. basket manufacturer, 110 Main, h 8 l1
Weixler Jacob P. jr. jeweller, 94 Main, h 10 Newbury §
Welch Edward, file cutter, h 6 Bridge a:
Welch James M. saloon, h 13 Temple ^
Welsh James W. machinist, h 73 Austin ^
Welsh John, h 116 Southbridge m
Welch John, shearer, h Leicester, V. F. ^
Welch John, tailor, h 77 Exchange o
Welch John W. clerk at Spurr & Co.'s s:
Welch Joseph W. clerk at Spurr & Co.'s o
Welch Mrs. Mary, grocer,h and store 53 Salem S
Welch Mrs. Mary, h 4 Loveli's court m
Welch Mrs. Mary, h Assonet <^'
Welch Matthew, machinist, h 27 Chandler g^
Welch Michael, carpenter, bds 2 Hinds court o
Welch Michael, armorer, bds Lamartine
Welch Michael, laborer, h 7 Bridge
Welch Michael, laborer, h S. Irving _
Welch Michael, machinist, bds Assonet 5"
Welch Patrick, at Washburn Iron Co, •♦
Welch Patrick, laborer, h North Jt
Welch Peter, boot finisher, h 1 1 2 Southbridge g-
Welch Richard, laborer, h 27 Gold S
Welch Robert, stone cutter, Adriatic, h Southbridge 2.
Welch Thomas, spinner, bds Armory ^
Welch Thomas J. at Washburn Iron Co. h 2 Burt 3,
Wellington E. W. (T. W. W. & Co.) h 61 Pleasant o
Wellington H. B. horse shoer, 20 Exchange, h 43 Exchange 'T
WELLINGTON T .W. & CO. (E. W. W.& G.Phelps,) coal §
yard, Manchester, and city coal yard, cor Southbridge ^
and Hammond, h cor Harrison avenue and Mt. Vernon __
Wells Mrs. A. h rear 13 Market "
Wells Edward, fruit and confectionery, 18 Shrewsbury
Wells Enos B. hackman, h 306 Main ^
Wells Frank L. machinist, h 13^ Charlton §-
WELLS (L. H.) & RICE, (H. M.) brass foundry, 24 Foster, |_
Wells O. E. machinist at L. W. Pond's [h 29 Salem •[;
Wells Wm. H. machinist, h 18 Shrewsbury oS
Welcome Truly, shoemaker, bds 25 Austin ^
Wentt Paul, architect, h South gate - s
Wentworth Charles W. machinist, h 33 Shelby 5'
Wentworth F. W. barber, bds Abbott S?
Wentworth R. J. h 81 Main
JEonffli and Dresiieil Hemlock, Sprace and Pine,
€%••• A* Xenney dc Co., Sltrewsburj- Street Iiamber Tard*
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Wesby Jos. S. bookbinder, 239 Main, h 1 Home
Wesby John R. binder, h Laurel
Wescott John F. provision store, Central, cor Summer, h 57
Wesson Ephraira, bds 11 Orange [Summer
WESSON FRANK, rifle and pistol manufacturer, 2 Man-
6? Wesson George R. hotel, 12 Grafton [chester, h Claremont
^ Wesson George W. carpenter, h Stafford
Wesson James, clicker, bds 25 Mechanic
•d Wesson James E. shoe manufacturer, Waldo, h 302 Main
•g, Wesson John G« clicker, bds 76 Southbridge
§ Wesson Leander, botanical doctor^ h Stafford
^ Wesson Rufiis, farmer, Harrington
fa Wesson Kufus jr. shoe manufacturer, Waldo, h Linden
t| Wesson Samuel, machinist, h 8 Cottage
5 Wesson Samuel A. packer and shipper at J. H. & G. M.
Walker's, bds 8 Trumbull
g West Mrs. John A. h 62 Front
West Jonas B. (Wrigley & W.) h 22 Austin
g Weston Clifford W. at W. O. Swett & Co.'s, bds 9 Maple
^ Weston Rev. David, pastor Pleasant st. Baptist church, h 4
gj Weston Mrs. J. H. boarding house, 8 Maple [Highland
Weston Orin H. leather dealer, 5 Sargent's block, h 4 Har-
^ Weatherbee Adin P. wire worker, h 24 Union [rington av.
Qd Wetherbee Alfred, clerk, bds Fountain, cor Arch
^ Wetherbee Chandler, wire drawer, h 4 Grove
©♦ Wetherbee Frank, at White's, Washington square, h Merrick
-g Wetherell Frank P. cutter, h Merrick
^ Wetherell John W. counsellor, 206 Main, h 2 State
Whalen David, mason, h Canterbury, Adriatic
^ Whalen Edward, laborer, h 2 S. Irving
Whalen Francis, laborer, h 8 Brown
*§ Whalen John, truckman, h 22 Chandler
J^ Whalqn John, marble worker, bds 2 Spring
pS Whalen John, moulder, h 6 Kendall
§ Whalen John, teamster, h 22 Winter
Whalen Martin, blacksmith, h Canterbury
Whalen Michael, laborer, bds 24 Chandler
Whalen Michael, laborer, h cor Salem and Madison
jg» Whalen Patrick, moulder, h V Elizabeth
« Whalen Patrick, h rear 1 Howard
5 Whalen Patrick, laborer, h Lovell
.fc Whalen Patrick, laborer, h 56 Southbridge
§ Whalen Mrs. Patrick, h long block, 29 Temple
Whalen Robert W. welt cutter, bds Temple
•^ Whalen Thomas, laborer, h 25 Gold
^ Whalen Wm. Court mill, h Prescott
g Wharton Joseph, wire drawer, h Goddard's lane
S Wharton Robert, wire drawer, h Washburn, S. W.
% Wharton Thomas, grocer, h Millbury, cor Cambridge
^ Wharton Thomas, farmer, h Southbridge, Adriatic
Whately Wm. at Washburn Iron Co.
Wheatley Joseph, heater, h 6 Burt
SUBirl«»9 Clapboards and Iiaths. Clia*. A. Tena«j 4k; Co. ,
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Wheaton Elijah, masoa, h 4 Lynn
Wheaton Frank L. wheelwright, bds 4 Lynn — ^
WHEATON H. C. bonnet bleacher, 205| Mam, h 153 Main o
Wheeler Albert C. carpenter, h 71 Chandler >
Wheeler A. B. mechanic, h 25 Laurel ?
Wheeler Allen, teamster, h Bumcoat to
Wheeler Ambrose C. baker, h 13 Newton ^
Wheeler Asa N. (J. S. Wheeler <fc Co.) h 20 Beacon §
Wheeler B. F. machinist, bds 13 Central
Wheeler D. Merrick, civil engineer, h 24 Mulberry
Wheeler Elisha, shoemaker, h 5 Washington ^
Wheeler Erastus W. farmer, h Forest o
Wheeler G. E. B. fancy dry goods, 2 Eaton block g
Wheeler George G. watchman at Providence engine house g
Wheeler Miss Nancy, h 71 Summer g
Wheeler Geo. W. city treasurer. City hall, h 49 Thomas =-
Wheeler Geo. W. jr. bds 49 Thomas oq
Wheeler Gilman, carpenter, h 1 Harrison ^
Wheeler Mrs. Henry, h 31 Main 5_
Wheeler Henry A. bds 15 Elm ="
Wheeler Henry M. at Life Ins. Co. 98 Main, h 2 Westminster
Wheeler James, blacksmith, h 5 Franklin ?
Wheeler Joshua S. & Co. (Asa N. & Orange Wheeler,) man- S^
u&cturers of machinists' tools, and jobbing, 3 Hermon, h g
16 Consrress —
Wheeler J. S. driver for Adams' express, bds 3 Linwood pi. ^
Wheeler Moses A. farmer, h Summit Station S"
Wheeler Mrs. Nelson, h Elm, cor Chestnut oo
Wheeler Orange, (J. S. Wheeler & Co.) h 6 Charlton S
Wheeler Samuel B. hats and caps, bds 49 Thomas
Wheeler T. E. carpenter, bds 2 Washington O
Wheeler Walter A. student at Worcester Academy ^ =:
Wheeler W. F. book keeper at Wm. A. Wheeler's, h 43 R«»
Wheeler Waren, clerk, bds 57 Front [Thomas Jg
WHEELER WM. A. foundry and machme shop, 42 Thomas, f!.
h 21 Lincoln ^
Wheeler Wm. H. clerk at Barnard, Sumner <fe Co.'s, bds 20 — .
Wheelock Amos M. armorer, h Main, cor King [William ac
Wheelock Clarendon, h 10 Myrtle ^
Wheelock Charles G. hackman, h 3 Central court g"
Wheelock Daniel W. farmer, Grafton 5^
Wheelock Dexter M. 270^ Main, cor Austin, h 37 Soutbbridge %
Wheelock Estes, stabler, Waldo house, h 2 Waldo =
Wheelock Henry L. sole leather cutter, h Cambridge -g
Wheelock H. M. trunk maker, 245 Main, h 3 Clinton ^
Wheelock Jerome, manuflicturer patent Steam packing at W. z^
A. Wheeler's, h 4 Elizabeth J^
Wheelock John, h 6 Trumbull ^
Wheelock Mrs. L. bds 32 Thomas Se.
Wheelock N. S. clicker at S. C. Andrews ^
Wheelock Paul N. farmer, h Grafton c**
Wheelock Rinaldo R. machinist, h 10 Myrtle
rRAMES, XXJHSKR and HSAVY JTOIST faratohed to oHIor.
C. A* Xcaaflgr * Co., opp. Bofltoa 4t Albanj Sew Vrolir^* 9op«rt.
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Wheelock Thomas, teacher, h Tatnuck
^ Wheelock Mrs. T. P. h 343 Main
.12 Wheelock Wm. machinist, bds 32 Beacon
•it Wheelock , farmer, Brooks
§0 Wheylon Michael, laborer, Quinsigamond
^ Whipple A. B. machinist, h 2 Chatham pi. [Oread
j> Whipple Franklin, Ins. agent, Richmond block, 263 Main, h
^ Whipple Wm. H. at Adams express, bds 2 Chatham place
t^ Whipple Pcrcival, machinist, h 4 Grant
M Whipple W. P. mechanic, bds 27 Central
g Whitcomb Alonzo, (C. Whitcomb & Co.) h 13 Oxford
«« Whitcomb Carter & Co. (A. W.) manuFrs copying presses,
^ <fcc. Exchange, h 23 Crown
g Whitcomb Byron, manufacturer Steam engines, and machinist
2 tools, 1 Cypress, h Penn avenue
- Whitcomb Calvin M. wire plater, h 22 Grove
3 Whitcomb Chas. H. bootsider, h 8 Church [bds 16 Crown
.■? Whitcomb Corridon C. click at J. H. and G. M. Walker's,
4^ Whitcomb David, (G. Henry Whitcomb & Co.) h 6 Harvard
® Whitcomb F. E. reed maker, bds 9 Charlton
^ Whitcomb Geo. D. truckman, h Abbott
^ Whitcomb G. Henry <fc Co. (David Whitcomb,) envelope
g manufacturers, Bigelow ct. h 2 Harrington avenue
■55 Whitcomb Jeremiah H. foreman Torrey & Co. h 9 Charlton
^ Whitcomb Leonard, eating house, 73 Main
I Whitcomb Lyman, mechanic, Main, N. W.
3 Whitcomb Lyman A. horse car conductor, Main, N". W.
>> White Aaron, machinist, h 53 Thomas
% White Amos, carpenter, Webster sqr. N. W.
£ White Miss Elizabeth, h 5 Everett
^ White Chas. A. butcher, bds 22 Irving [Newport
"rt White Chas. M. engineer at N. A. Lombard's, 27 School, h 2
^ White D. 5. engineer Nashua R. R. h cor Beacon and Cbarl-
00 White Edwin, wood worker, h Endicott [ton
"1 White Franklin B. bookkeeper at D. & C. P. Stevens', 32
s Southbridge, h 3 Hermon
§ White Henry, machinist, bds 89 Summer
**= White Henry, barber, bds 10 Liberty
£ White (Isaac D.) & Conant, (Edward D.) hardware, 311
< White James, carpenter, h 10 Oxford [Main
g White James, laborer, h Gouldingville
I— White James, laborer, bds 68 Mechanic
§ White John M. porter at Waldo House
^ White John C. & Co. (S. M. Kendall,) paints and colors, 8
2 White John J. bootmaker, h 4 Tremont [Front, h 24 Irving
o White Jonathan A. farmer, h Burncoat
uj White Jonathan G. machinist, h 28 Laurel
^ White J. N. broker, h 2 Gates block, Trumbull square
^ White Justin P. bootfinisher, h 14 Newbury
^ White Leonard, market, 12 Pleasant, h 22 Irving
White Luther, machinist, h 89 Summer
White Mrs. Lydia, h 30 Green
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White Martin, cutter, bds 25 Gold
White Michael, coachman for J. D. Warren, 12 State
White Nathan, machinist, bds 3 Fobes' block, Front
White Oliver, helper, bds Cambridge
White Peter, moulder, bds Sutton's lane
White (P. F.) & Walker, (Alphens) masons, h Waverly cor
White Mrs. Rebecca, h 107 Summer [Ledge g
White Richard, laborer, h 5 Bridge o
White Richard, bootmaker, h 66 Exchange 5
White Rollin G. cattle broker, h 3 Madison [Fulton o
White Talbot C. (Dorman & White,) Washington sq. h 4 g;
White Miss Tamenson, matron Orphan's home, cor. Benefit ^
White Thomas, armorer, h 23 Gold [& Main =g
White Wm. O. carpenter, h 6 Laurel g
White Wm. H. butcher, bds 22 Irving -i
White Wm. J. h 12 Prospect ^
Whiteford Wra. professor at College Holy Cross
Whitehouse Chas. tanner, bds Agricultural
Whiting Albert, clerk bds 16 CaiToll ^
Whiting Alonzo L. & Co. (Newell Tyler, & Wm. H. Dexter,) ^
manufacturers of chisels and plane irons, 34 Beacon, h 5 g>
Charlton [ant "5.
Whiting Chas. B. (Rice ifc Whiting,) Ripley's block. Pleas- S.
Whiting Chas. H. grocer, 31 Washington square, h 22 Lin- 2
Whiting Chas. W. carriage smith, bds 18^ Portland [coin —
Whiting David O. engineer W & N. R. R. bds 6 Newport ^
Whiting Geo. cabinet worker, at car shop, h 10 Winter C
Whiting G. C. carriage smith, bds 18^ Portland
Whiting Geo. W. carriage maker, h 16 Carroll
Whiting J. H. moulder, bds 2 Washington
Whiting Jason C. at Graton & Knight's tannery, h 14 Orange ^
Whiting J. M. shoemaker, bds 2 Fobes' block »
Whiting M. Albert,bookkeeper, bds 16 Carroll sc
Whiting Wm. C. carriage maker, 3 Mechanic, h 18^ Portland a"
Whitman J. jr. (A. P. Richardson & Co.) h 21 Harvard S^
Whitman Stillman F. wiredrawer, h Highland -
WhiJ more Geo. yardmaster at Western Depot, h 1 Salem i-
Whitney Albert T. mechanic at Houghton & Adams'
Whitney Amos D. miller, h near Patch's mill. Mill
Whitney Asa D. marble worker, h 7 Dewey 3»
Whitney Chas. L. carriagemaker, 76 Southbridge, bds 21 S
Whitney Edward, stationer, 247 Main, h 6 State [Chandler g
Whitney Edward H. hackman, bds 21 Chandler [coin house %
Whitney Geo. C. manuFr fancy goods, 245 Main, bds Lin- §
Whitney Geo. engineer, bds Cambridge cor, Kansas S
Whitney Geo. H. wheelmaker, bds 2 Abbott -
Whitney Geo. H. watchmaker, bds 19 Clinton cm
Whitney Henry S. blacksmith, 76 Southbr'ge, h 21 Chandler §
Whitney J. Addison, watchman Bay State Shoe Co. bds 33 I
Whitney J. H, farmer, h 3 Spruce [Irving »
Whitney J. Lovell, Osgood & Co's express driver, h 13 Or- ^
Whitney Nathaniel G. job wagon, 33 Beacon [ange
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Whitney Wm. F. machinist, bds 10 Union
- Whiton Mrs. James M. h 18 Elm
£ Whittaker Abner G. at Claflin's, bds 229 Main
h- Whittaker James, boottreer, bds 34 Irving
2 Whittaker John, machinist, bds 55 Summer
O Whittaker Wm. machinist, h Langdon
§ Whittemore A. F. & Co. provisions, 34 Main, h 36 Main
> Whittemore Mrs. Abigail W. upholsterer, h 17 Summer
^ Whittemore Asa D. h 2 Prospect
1^ Whittemore Charles, h 15 School
LU Whittemore Chas. D. hackman, h 18 Summer
^ Whittemore (Chas. P.) & Goddard, (Leander,) boot <fc shoe
^ store, 93 Main, h 16 Liberty
«> WHITTEMORE^DAVID H. manufacturer of apple parers,
2 36 Southbridge, bds Lincoln house
;j Whittemore George, at Graton & Knight's tannery
S Whittemore Geo. S. porter at W. D. Holbrook's, 307 Main
Whittemore H. S. turkish baths, 48 Front, h 163 Southbridge
J^ Whittemore Henry S. wood planer, h 1 1 Pond st. court
IS, Whittemore Isaac, painter, h 6 Newton
— Whittemore N. B. shoemaker, h 33 Bowdoin
ijp Whittemore Silas, carpenter, bds 3 Jefferson
Q Whittemore W. Augustus, (A. F. W. & Co.) h 36 Main
CL Whittemore W. W. mason, rear 65 Chandler
Q Whittemore Wallace R. mason, h 43 Austin
WHITTEMORE WM. C. designer and engraver, 197 Main,
y h 17 Summer
O Whittemore Wm. W. clicker, h 103 Pleasant
< Whittemore Woodbury, bootmaker, h new block, Orchard
Q Whittey John, laborer, h Benefit
W Whittey John, laborer, h Cambridge
^ Whittey Michael, boottreer, bds 41 Mechanic
Whittey Michael, carder, bds Sutton lane
Whittey Thomas W. bootpacker, h 41 Mechanic
Whittier Heniy Z. shoemaker, h 6 Quincy [W,
2 Whittier Melvin O. foreman at L. & A. G. Coes, h Tirrel,N".
< Whitton John, machinist, h 82 Salem
O Whit worth Wm. weaver, bds Canterbury
h- Wiggin Mrs. Nancy B. h 7 Quincy
Wiersfins C. bds 10 Edward
WIGGIN (Norris C.) 4? PIKE, (J. T.) gents' furnishing
goods, 293 Main, h 7 Quincy
Wight Hiram C. carpenter, h 83 Summer
> Wignall William, student, bds Leicester, N. W.
^ Wilcox Charles W. tanner, h W. Boylston, Northville
O Wilcox S. J. & Co., (D. W. Russell) dry goods, 1 American
L.. house block, h 5 May
CO WILCOX, (Wm.) LATHROP (Edw.) & BATTELLE (J.
W.) sewing machine needle makers, 46 Mechanic, h 1
3C Han ison
^ Wilcox Wm. H. H. with S. J. Wilcox A Co. h 7 May
Wilcox Wm. H. machinist, hlO Mechanic
Particular atfentfon paid to Aimlaliinfr i:< U im II E R br tha
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Wilcox W. M. h Union hiU
Wilder Abel, machinist, h 37 Green
Wilder A. G. attendant at hospital [Walnut ^
Wilder Alexander H. register of deeds. Court house, h 8 '
Wilder Chas. commission merchant, 30 Union, h 2 Kendall C
Wilder Chas. E. manufacturer of boot tools, h Millbrook o
Wilder E. K. machinist, h 8 North Ashland O
Wilder Harvey B. clerk, reg. deeds, bds 8 Walnut ^
Wilder John A. clerk at W. D. Holbrook & Cc's, h 88 Austin m
Wilder Mrs. Lydia P. h 10 Irving
Wilder Wm. H. pegger, bds 160 Southbridge 3^
Wilder Wm. O. tinsmith*, bds Fobes block [Jf
Wilkins Daniel, hack driver, bds cor Gold and Green "P
Wilkins Elisha, teamster, h 15 Central ^
Wilkins John, farmer, h Webster H
Wilkinson Joseph, at Grove mills, h Garden ^
Wilkinson Mrs. Sarah B. h Adams square
Willard Alexander, carpenter, h Millbury, Quinsigamond n
Willard Cephas, moulder, h Bloomingdale J^
Willard Charles H. barber, bds 9 Pleasant m
Willard Mrs. Calvin, h 3 Portland ^
Willard Chas. Fitzroy, machinist, bds Prescott, cor Lexington
Willard Chas. S. machinist, h N. Ashland 2
Willard Ephraim A. carpenter, Millbury, Quinsigamond I<
Willard Mrs. E. A. seamstress, h 6 Prospect C
Willard Fitzroy, h Prescott cor Lexington (p
Willard Geo. A. hackman, h 396 Main
Willard G. S. machinist, bds 6 Prospect ^
Willard Henry W. teamster,»h rear 1 7 Central
Willard John, farmer, h Granite ^
Willard Mrs. Joseph, h South gate ^
Willard J. S. painter, bds cor Main and Myrtle CO
Willard Justin B. shoemaker, bds 18 Elliot ^
Willard Savilon E. foreman at H.B.Fay's, h Main.oor Myrtle Z
Willard Mrs. Tyler, h 13 Arch [Main, h May ^
Willard (W. H.) & Devereaux (J. B.) merchant tailors, 269 ^
Willard Warren H. clerk, bds May [cor Lexington >
Willard Wm, H. clerk at Jas. Green & Co.*s, bds Prescott, ^
Willard Wm. H. carriage smith, h Greenwood
Willey J. J. grocer, 8^ Myrtle J5
Willey Samuel, boss painter at Court mills, h 6 Hanover
Willie Andrew, painter, bds rear 6 Madison Jg
Williams Alonzo, machinist, bds 47 Southbridge [and Austin gi
Williams Miss Ava, principal of Oread high school, cor Main
Williams A. A. general agent ^tna Ins. Co. h 33 Southbiidge g
Williams Augustus, apothecary, cor Main and Pleasant, bds =
16 Harvard
Williams Addison J. shoemaker/ h 18 Central Exchange CD
Williams A. G. h 7 Pearl H
Williams Charles, joiner, h 36 John PH
Williams Charles A. clerk. City Nat. bank, bds 6 Ashland [H
Williams Charles F. mason, bds rear 12 Gold •
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Williams Charles H. carpenter, h 22 Wellington
Williams Charles H. express messenger, h 74 Pleasant
Williams Charles, paintei and grainer, bds 16 Portland
S Williams , farmer, h Bailey, Tatnuck
2* Williams F. E. carpenter, bds 49'^Southbridge
e< WILLIAMS GEO. W. plumber, stoves, ifcc, 268 Main, cor
® Austin, h 16 High
S3 Williams Hartley, counsellor, 218 Main, h 20 Harvard
^ Williams Henry E. overseer, h Leicester, Y. F.
^ Williams Isaac A. wood worker, h Park, cor Salem
3 Williams James, farmer, h Burncoat
^ Williams Joseph H. shoemaker, h SO'Mason [11 Liberty
gj WILLIAMS JOHN, gear maker and machinist, 3 Cypress, h
. Williams John D. stone mason, bds Farmer's hotel
^ Williams John M. at Nashua railroad, h 2 Portland
^ Williams Lemuel, h 35 Elm
^ Williams M. R. millinery goods, &c., 127 and 116 Main, h 129
.S Williams Michael, wire drawer, h 26 Millbury [Main
M Williams Norman A. moulder, bds 30 Green
Williams Mrs. O. M. A. nurse, h 23^ Thomas
•S* Williams Orlo, clerk at Aug. Williams, 242 Main, bds 16 Har-
^ Williams Peter, laborer, h 15 Mulberry [vard
'g Williams Samuel, moulder, h cor Gold and Assonet
^ WilliaiMS Seth D. carpenter, h 49 Southbridge
•g Williams Thomas, wool sorter, 30 Front, h Leicester, V. F.
* Williams Warren, h 6 Ashland
S Williams Wm. A. counsellor, 2 Central Exchange, b 23 Cedar
Williams W. Arthur, farmer, h College hill
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Williamson D. W. machinist, bds 30 Summer
3 Williamson Hiram, pattern maker, bds 65 Front
a WDliamson Milton W. manufacturer hats and bonnets, 5 Cen-
S tral Exchange, h 12 Grove
Willie Andrew, painter, bds rear 6 Madison
*§ Willis Mrs. C. dress maker. Union block
* Willis Mrs. D. M. h 2 Pleasant place
Willis W. G. clerk, Norwich railroad, h 47 Chatham
Willson Henry C. foreman at Grove mills, h 9 Laurel
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^ Wilson Horace W. wire temperer, h 34 Grove
^ Wilmarth Daniel, laborer, h 2 Charles
^ Wilmarth Geo. bootmaker, h Norwich, over Bowling alley
*C Wilmarth Lyman, machinist, bds 37 Beacon
p( Wilmarth Oscar F. clerk, bds 16 Main
S Wilmot Daniel, tinman, h 2 Howard
_ Wilmorth David G. cabinet maker, h 3 Jefferson
Wilmoth James, blacksmith, h Cambridge, N. W.
^ Wilson Abiel E. machinist, h 6 King
^ Wilson Alexander, machinist, bds 27 Franklin
U Wilson Alexander, at Washburn Iron Co.
H Wilson Andrew, lather, bds Farmer's hotel
^ Wilson Albert C. Grove mills, h rear 30 Main
Wilson Mrs. A. E. h 43 Salem
Wilson Andrew S. machinist, h 46 Chandler
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Wilson Mrs. Elmira, b 25^ Main
Wilson Charles, painter, h Benefit ^
Wilson Charles H. carpenter, h 254 Main
Wilson Charles W. engraver, steel stamp and stencil cutter,
244 Main, h Salem, cor Park ^
Wilson Dexter, boot manufacturer, 64 Soutbbridge gj
Wilson E. J. carpenter, b Bloomingdale ^
Wilson Emory, assistant marshal, h rear Dr. Hill's church •
Wilson F. W. bootmaker, h 45 Salem ^
Wilson G. W. clicker, h 3 Woodland
Wilson Geo. M. painter, bds 15 Chandler
Wilson George H. wood planer, at R. Ball & Co.'s, h 22 Cen- h
Wilson Hervey, h Benefit, cor Beacon [tral *
Wilson Jason, policeman, h cor Soutbbridge and Cambridge ^
Wilson John C. shoemaker, h 1 1 Ash Jj
Wilson John, farmer, h Grafton 2
Wilson John, painter, h Endicott g
Wilson Geo. A. clerk, bds 20 Pleasant ^
Wilson Wm. laborer, bds 20 Central ^
Wilson Mrs Nancy, boarders, h 59 Summer qd
Wilson Robert H. packer at Clark, Sawyer & Co.'s
Winch Martin, fireman, B. & A. R. R. h 99 Summer S
Winchester George M. baker, 1 Cottage O
Winchester Wm. baker, bds 1 Cottage S
Windle Mrs. John, h Fowler, Tatnuck ft
Wing L. E. produce dealer, 325 Main, bds 34 Orange W
Wingate Aaron, h 105 Pleasant t^
Winn Charles F. at Court mills, h 5 Elliot H
Winn Daniel D. wheelwright, h 20 Chatham ^
Winn Francis, lumber surveyor at Court mills, h 5 Elliot gj
Winn Francis, laborer, h 3 Nashua
Winn Henry A. life insurance agent, bds 5 Elliot ^
Winn J. Howard, (Hobbs & W.) 5 Exchange ^
Winn Jeremiah, (Fitch <fe Winn,) h 4 Clinton ^
Winn Michael, blacksmith, bds rear 106 Soutbbridge 99
Winn Michael, wire drawer, h Goddard's lane
Winslow Charles, machinist, h 1 1 Edward §
Winslow John C. clicker, h 15 Jackson g
Winslow Samuel, (S. C. & S.) h 6 Linden S
WINSLOW SETH C. & SAMUEL, gear and skate makers, p
and machine jobbers. Cypress, h 1 Crown
Winter Christopher D. machinist, h West Boylston
Winter John, fish and lobsters, Foster, h 36 Thomas • S
Wintersgill Wm. W. machinist, bds 1 Arch ®
Wiseman Thomas, laborer, h Barclay g|
Withain James H. engineer Nashua railroad, bds 19 Summer g.
Witham N. J. printer, bds 19 Summer 5^
Witherby C. K. clerk, 181 Main, h 17 John g.
Witherby J. G. Farmer's hotel, 15 Mechanic 3
Witherby, (Luke B.) Rugg, (G. J.) & Richardson, (S. M.) ^
manuf's of wood- working machinery, cor Central snd
Union, h 1 Portland
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Witherby Thomas, machinist, bds 32 Pleasant
. Witherell Benj. moulder, h Barclay [h 222 Main
I Witt (Albert) & Bennett, (J. C.) saloon, 1 and 2 Piper's blk,
I« Witt Mrs. S. H. employment rooms, 98 Main, h 222 Main
"S- Witty John, laborer, h Cambridge
^ Witter Henry M. manufacturer, h 125 Pleasant
«J Wolf Rudolph, cabinet maker, bds 11 Mechanic
Qj Wood Albert, physician, 16 Pearl, bds 18 Pleasant
^ Wood Amos, carpenter at hospital, h 28 Summer
^ Wood ( Aurin,) Light (J. F.) & Co. machinists tools. Junction,
O ^ cor Southbridge and Cambridge
JjT Wood (Chas.) & Ballard, (Chas. H.) machinist tools and job-
Wood C. N. h 12 Trumbull [hing, Jackson, h Oread
3C Wood Chas. W. brickmaker, h Bumcoat
-i Wood Corbin O. gunsmith, h 58 Austin
>^ Wood Daniel C. mechanic, h 29 Webster
-^ Wood Darius A. N & W. R. R. h 6 Madison
"S* Wood Edwin A. bookkeeper, A. Brown's, h 4 Maple place
£ Wood Edwin H. insurance agent, 314 Main
CO Wood Edwin H. at Sargent card clothing Co. h 20 Irving
^c Wood Elbridge J. paper hanger, bds N. Ashland, cor Wilfiara
^ Wood Geo.E. pattern maker, h Beacon bet Oread <fc Lagrange
Wood Geo. F. assist, cashier City Nat. bank, h 8 West
c5 Wood (Geo.H.)& Gunn, (Hugh) provisions <fcc., Milton, h cor
D: Wood Geo. H. at Grove mills, h North [North <& Grove
-¥* Wood Mrs. James E. h Summer
^ Wood James K. stone cutter, bds 116 Southbridge
"cS Wood John H. machinist, h 82 Irving
^ Wood John M. musical instrument maker, h 14 Seaver
^ Wood Jona. bookbinder, h 2 West
^ Wood Jonas W. machinist, h Mill
•o Wood Joseph 2nd, h long block, Sonthgate
22 Wood Justin E. ticket master Western R. R. h 5 Oxford
Wood Joshua B. h 10 Washington
<« Wood Leander S. machinist, h cor Bridge and Summer
•g Wood Lucius A. reed maker, h Silver
-» Wood Nehemiah J. shoemaker, h 1 1 Dewey
g Wood Samuel D. carpenter, h 1 Piedmont
IE Wood Otis, machinist, h rear 39 Shelby
0§ Wood Otis C. cutter, h 180 Pleasant
SE Wood O. W. machinist, h 41 Shelby
ho Wood S. W. Whittemore's meat market, h 14. Grove
-c Wood Thomas E. assistant supervisor at hospital
« Wood Watson L. brickmaker, h Bumcoat
^ Wood Wm. clerk, bds 18 Pleasant
"c Wood Wm. polisher, h Summer st. court
^ Woodbury Chas. C. at W & N. R. R. shop, h 29 Oxford
•o Woodcock Alonzo, carpenter, h 1 Fruit
o Woodcock Bela, carpenter, h Grafton
« Woodcock Farnham P. machinist, h 69 Summer [2 Warren
Woodcock G. M. (Woodcock & Sons,) blacksmiths. Canal, h
Woodcock Henry B. carpenter, bds Grafton
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Woodcock George S. foreman Arcade Nail Iron Co. h cor
Clarkson & Barclay
WOODCOCK ISAAC & SONS, blacksmiths, Canal, h 2
Warren «.
Woodcock I. A. (Woodcock & Sons,) blacksmiths, Canal, h "*'
Woodcock Ira E. carpenter, h Grafton [2 Warren *§
Woodcock James F. carpenter, h 36 Austin ^
Woodcock Sanford M. at Arcade Iron Co. h Barclay g^
Woodhead Joe. boottreer, h 19 Southgate §
Woodis Erastus W. clerk, bds 20 Trumbull . p,
Wood is Horace W. leather assorter, h 3 Newton
Woodis John M. clerk at 97 Main, h 30 Thomas g
Woodman William T. can-iage painter, bds Webster sqr. n
Woods Dwight, bds 201 Pleasant g
Woods Frank A. carriage maker, bds 5 Mason cd
Woods Mrs. Jason, h 6 Chandler ^
Woods J. W. machinist, h Mill g.
Woodruff Henry H. carpenter, h 4 Gold [cor Beacon t5
Weodard H. L. painter at L. A. Knowles & Bros, bds Benefit ^
Woodward Mrs. David, h 28 Green ^
WOODWARD DAVID M, stone cutter, Plymouth, h 6 As- ^^
Woodward E. P. (D. Scott & Co.) h 2 Lincoln [sonet '^
Woodward F. G. manufacturer switch stands, Merrifields^ r"
building, h 37 Salem ^
Woodward Geo. M. counsellor, 3 Brinley hall, bds 28 Green 3
Woodward Henry, treas. Mechanics Savings bank, h 1 6 West g
Woodward H. H. click, bds 13 Beacon c/J
Woodward Joseph L. at Boston R. R. h 5 Shrewsbury p.
Woodward Rufus, physician, h 20 Pearl g
Woodward Samuel, (Kinnicutt & Co.J h 20 Pearl ^
Woodward T. M. sign painter, 82 Mam, h 24 Summer «>
Woodward Wallace, machinist, bds 41 Exchange ^
Wood worth Mrs. E. h 41 Exchange =
Wood worth James S. carpenter and builder, Warren, h 8 Vine o^
Woodworth John B. Earle <fc Fuller's, 206 Main, bds 27 Chat- <
Woodworth J. W. machinist at L. W. Pond's [bam
Woodworth Mrs. Stephen, h 27 Chatham *o
Woodworth Wm. J. at Merchants Union Express, bds 27 ^
Woolfenden John B. grinder, h Millbury ^Chatkam ^
tVorcester Edw. J. machinist, h 104 Southbridge g
WORCESTER M. A. manufacturer dry hop yeast, 6 Bridge, g
bds Exchange hotel g
Worcester Co-operative Grocery and Provision Association, 3
W. O. Patten, agent, 40 Southbridge ^
WORCESTER NEEDLE CO. 46 Mechanic 3
Worcester Skirt Co. 270 Main, cor Austin S
Workman Wm. physician, h 13 Elm Jg
Worthington Horace, carpenter, bds at Hubbard's, Beacon ^
Wren Cornelius, switchman, h 3 Eaton place "^
Wren Humphrey, laborer, h 3 Eaton place 5*
Wright Alfred S. reed maker, h Benefit
Wright Andrew, blacksmith, h 17 Charlton
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Wriglit Augustus, clicker, bds 33 Salem
Wright A. J. machinist, N. W. bds 4 Webster
Wi-ight Edward, machinist, h 83 Salem •
Wright George S., W. & N. R. R. office, bds 2 Maple place
Wright Henry, travelling agent for G. Henry Whitcomb &
Wright Henry, shoemaker, bds 33 Irving (Co. bds 44 Front
Wright H. Estes, travelling agent, bds 1 1 JVIaple
_-. Wright Horace M. machinist, bd^ 28 Thomas
« Wright James, moulder, h 61 Washington
Wright J. D. machinist, bds 21 Portland
Wright Jabez W. painter, h Trowbridgeville
Wright John B. Court mill, h rear Bangs block
Wright John, machinist, h Tow path
Wright John H. machinist, h High st. court
Wright Levi, at Washburn Iron Co.
Wright Levi, furuace builder, h 47 Washington
Wright Moody, shoemaker, h 4 Oak avenue
Wright Mitchell, laborer, Trowbridgeville
Wright Richard, hair dresser, 91 Front
Wright Richard, jr. barber, bds 109 Summer
Wright Samuel, bootmaker, h 37 Mechanic
w Wright Seth, blacksmith, h cor Washington and Ash
Wrigley (L. S.) & West, (Jonas B.) billiard saloon, Warren
Wunderlich Chas. truckman, h ] 8 Lafayette [hall, h 7 Pearl
Wyatt Charles E. printer at Spy office, h 4 Newbury
Wyman Mrs. Achsa, dress maker, h 24 Laurel
g Wyman Alfred, h 13 William
Wyman Daniel, at R. Ball & Co.'s, h 14 Edward
Wyman Geo. W. painter, h Suffolk
o Wyman Horace, sup't at Crompton's, Green, h 37 Green
Yates Henry H. cabinet maker, h 42 Pleasant
"5 Yeates Mrs. C. E. h 110 Southbridge .
Lxj Yeaton John C. grocer, cor Main and Hermon
S Yedrashaw Wm. shoemaker, h 10 Reservoir
Yeaw David A. carpenter, h 30 Mechanic
^ Yeaw Joseph C. freight master, Prov. R. R. h 21 Washington
cu Young Alpheus, engineer at wire works, h Cambridge, S. W*
^ Young Charles, clerk at 8^ My^rtle
S Youiig Darius, machinist, h Goddard's lane
2 Young Edward, N. R. R. Co. bds 48 Southbridge
^ Young Edward, carriage maker, h Canterbuiy
ac ^ Young Horace A. machinist, h 15 Lincoln
g Young George, carpenter, bds Canterbury
K- Young Gilman P. farmer, West Boylston
Young James, machinist, h 8 Langdon
Young John, shoemaker, h 1 Farwell
< Young John Wm. clerk, h 3 Everett
1 YOUNG PRIESTLEY, variety store, 209 Main, h 9 Harvard
*J Young Richard, machinist, h Assonet
< Young Samuel, machinist, bds Webster, N. W.
g Young W. C. machinist, bds 10 Charlton
" Young Wm. H. engineer Nor. R. R. bds 48 Southbridge
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Young Mrs. Zclotea, h 48 Southbridge [Charlton
Zaeder Benj. ealoon, 28 Eschange [Mechanic
Zimmei-maQ Charles, hatter at Kendall & McCIennen's, bda 1 1
Zittle Peter, baker, h 33 Lafayette
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WORCESTER, MASS.
^. O. BXJTTRICK,
CIVIL ENGINEER,
No. 14 Central Exchange,
WOBCBSTER, MASS.
PHEJXIX FL-AuTEi CO.
PHENIZ PLATE,
Also, Japanned Iron and Tin Sheet,
OF ALL SIZES AND COLORS FOB SiaiT PAINTBRS,
Special attention given to Japanning Articles
MADE OP METALS OR WOOD.
NO. 2 NEWTON ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
H. 01. HEDDEH, Manager.
280 ADVERTISEMENTS.
National Coffee and Spice Mills.
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CHAMBERLAIN & BAKER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
COFFEE, ^. ^^^^,
CREAM TARTAR, MUSTARD, &c.
Also, Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of
RAW, ROASTED &, GROUND
Coffees, Spices, Cream Tartar, Mustard, Chocolate, Shells,&c.
Also, Wholesale Agents for the Plymouth Color Company's ?
For this City and County.
jf^All Goods warranted to give satisfaction.
OFFICE AND MILLS,
Corner of Exchange and TJnion Sts,
WORCESTER. MASS.
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DRA.IN PIPE CO.
FURNISH THE BEST GLAZED
DRAIN PIPE
IN THE MARKET.
Office, No. 22 State Street,
B. NOYES, Agent.
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JM a chine Scre"ws
FBOM 1BE BEST BAR IRON.
No Common Reflned Iron Used
In our nork. Cup Point Set
Our Screws are all milled from thn bar, not forged. Screw.
WB ALSO MANUFACTURE
Machine, Hand and Blacksmith's Taps
From Beit Tool Steal.
Case Hardening done to order.
E. A. BAGrEY-& CO.,
12 Central St., Worcester, Mass.
Oval Point Set
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AdT«rtfsliiir Ag-ents.
Barbank & Howland, 205 Main
Agrtcnltaral Implemeiits.
Ames Plow Company, Court mills, Union
Brown Alzirus, Exchange
Kniffin Mowing Machine Co., Central
Richardson A. P. & Co. Central
Retail Dealer.
LoTell J. D. 256 Main
Ap«t1iecarie«.
Buffington £. D. 140 Main
Bush & Co. 34 Front
Dinsmore Silas, 69 Main
Fairbanks & Piper, 10 Front, Theatre
building
Qreen James & Co. 117 Main
Green M. B. & Co. 7 Lincoln house block
Howland Jos.A. (Homeopathic) 178 Main
McConyille M. S. 24 Trumbull
Scott David & Co. 251 Main
Scott Nelson R. 367 Main
Sibley .Ward & Gardner, 5 Mechanics hall
Spaulding R. 26 Main
Spurr George R. 201 Main
Warren £. A. 2 Bay State block
Weatherbee £. D. 33 Washington square
Williams Aug. 242 Main cor. Pleasant
Anti-Friction IHetal.
Coburn L. 7 Carroll and 30 Union
Apple Parent.
Whittemore D. H. 36 Southbridge
Architects.
Boyden E. & Son, 14 Central exchange
Cutting A. P. Front street exchange
Earle ^ Fuller, 262 Main
Tourtellotte Stephen D. Queeli near King
Artist.
Gladwin George E. 222 Main
Artist's Materials.
White J. C. & Co. 8 Front
Attorneys and Connsellors at Iiaw.
Aldrich P. Emory, 1 Central exchange
Bacon Henry. 1 Central exchan^
Bacon Peter C. 1 Central exchange
Bancroft J. H. 2 Central exchange
Barton Edmund M. 21 High
Blackmer Francis T. Post Office block
Chapin Henry, Post Office block, Pearl
Dadmun Appleton, Post Office bl'k. Pearl
Davis Isaac, 141 Main
Dewey & Goulding. 218 Main
Dodge Thomas H. Post Office block, Pearl
Goddard S. B. 1. 141 Main
Greenleaf William, 82 Main
Green James Jr. 1 Brinley Hall
Harding W. B. 218 Main
Hill J. Henry, 8 Brinley Hall •
Hoar Geo. F. Post Office block. Pearl
Holbrook Chas. A. Flagg's block
Haskins D. W. 16 Front St. exchan^
Manning Jerome F. 7 Ft. St. exchange
Maxwell Wm. B. 82 Main
Mellen Edward. Brialey row, 188 Main
McCafferty M. J. Central exchange
Nelson T. L. Brinley Hall
Parker Henry L. 3 Flagg's block
Perry Frank W. 5 Brinley Hall
Potter B. W. 2 Brinley Hall
Rice Henry C. 4 Brinley Hall
Rice Wm. W. Post Office block. Pearl
Salisbury Stephen Jr. 5 Main
Smith & Titus, I Front St. exchange
Stoddard E. B. 96 Main
Swan George, Flagg's block
Thayer Adin, 218 Main
Utley S. 9 Post Office block. Pearl
Verry Geo. F. 4 Central exchange
Verry Horace B. 4 Central exchange
Williams Hartley. 218 Main
Williams W. A. 2 Central exchange
Wetherell John W.205 Main
Woodward George M. 3 Brinley hall
Auctioneers.
Abbott B.W. 291 Main
Lamson and Glazier, 66 & 68 Main
Parker, Denny & Co. Sargent's block
I'utnam Brothers, 143 Main <
Goddard John, 37 Washington square
Plaisted Brothers, 115 Main
Rice Benjamin. 86 Southbridge
Stearns C. H. 86 Pleasant
Bankers.
Rice <& Whiting, 216 Main
Sutton & Wheeler, 2 Lincoln block
Basket Maker.
Weixler J. P. 110 Main
Baths.
Jankins & Clark, 6 Foster
Miller Geo. E. 265 1-2 Main
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Satlks, Vorkislk.
Whittemore H. S. 48 Front
Barbevs.
Ai^iel Isaac, 317 Main
Bndrow Andrew, Trumbull square
Ciongh Francis L. 197 Main
Geary William, 297 Main
Gimby Edward B. Washington square
Hanff Jacob, Lincoln square hotel
Hecktor R. A. 83>^ Front
Miller George E. '^65}4 Main
Jankins & Clark, 6 Foster
Klein John, 24 Front
Kohl J. 233 Main
Palmer J. A. 230 Main
Walker Gilbert, under Bay State House
Walker A. 20o^ Main
Weeber Jacob, 'M5 Main
Wright Richard, 91 Front
Sell Hanren.
Cummings 0. A. 230 Main
MulloyJN. P. 212 Main
Seltlng* Makers.
Goulding Peter, 46 Front
Graton & Knight, 37 Front
Bill Poster.
Harkness Nathan, 20 Mechanics, h 3 Syc-
amore
Billiard Booms.
Clark Stockwell, 14 Foster
Fisher Dewitt, 272)^ Main
Harrington G. W. 7 Mechanic
Bill J. S. Bay State House
Perry H. H. 232 Main
Wrigley & West, Warren Hall
Blacking* Maker.
Bx>ckwood L. R. Olean, Tatnuck
Bl acksmltiis.
Bemis A. J. 6 Market
Brigham S. C. corner West Boylston and
Holden
Corbett Henry M. rear 32 Thomas
Cosgrove Francis, Water
Fellows 1). F. 42 Union
Fish Henry C. 66 Union
Fish Rufus A. Holden
Hyde Charles, cor. Pleasant and Dewey
Melaven M. 63 Union
Niland Michael, Tatnuck
Noon & Coan, Mechanic, near railroad
O'Leary Brothers, 1 Canal
Quinn M. H. Mill, New Worcester
Jordan A. P. 30 Exchange
Wellington H. B. 20 Exchange
Whitney H. S. 76 Southbridge
Woodcock I. & Sons, Canal
Blank Book Mannfactarers.
Grout & Bigelow, 239 Main
Sanford & Son, 184 Main
Wesby J. 8. 239 Main
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Blaeing*.
Albee Amos P. 2 Portland
Worcester M. A. 14 Bridge
BoardiniT Houses.
Adams John, 2 Maple place
Apperson Mrs. James, 16 Chandler
Bent F. A. 1 Millbury
Brophy Mrs. Ellen, 18 Central
Brown Mrs. S. A. 9 & II Maple
Conant Mrs. C. 7 Fruit
Conner John, 68 Front
Curtis Mrs. E. T. 26 Beacon
Dean John, 79 Southbridge •
Drury Mrs. W. E. 6 Summer
Dryden Mrs. E. B. 43 Summer
Ellis Mrs. N. B. 29 Portland
Frangner Edw. Adriatic
GiH)ert Mrs. B. F. 14 Trumbull
Haskell Austin, Quinsigamond
Hanff Jacob, Lincoln square
Horgan John. 62 Mechanic
Hovey Mrs. Wm. 46 Summer
Knight Mrs. Mary H. 13 Clinton
Knight Mrs. 0. H. 18 Austin
Lamb Mrs. £. 8 Hanorer
Leland L. B. 28 Thomas
Liberty Mrs. 2 Central
Madigan John, 6 Spring
Mahon Mrs. John, 4 Millbury
Moran Mrs. Patrick, 18 Bridge
Newton Mrs. Martha M. 6 Webster
Oberer Julius, 11 Mechanic
Pratt Mrs. H. W. 37 Mechanic
Quinn Daniel, 8 Central
Rawson A. M. 86 Summer
Rand Mrs. 18 Portland
Reed Mrs. A. S. 26 Salem
Riedl John, 4 Mechanic
Rice Mrs. John, 13 Beacon
Sampson Mrs. P. H. 20 Pleasant
Sprague Mrs. D. 3 Fobes block, Front
Staples Mrs. C. 39 Summer
Temple ChauDcy L. 29 Central
Tenny D. A. 31 Salem
Thayer Mrs. W. D. U Front
Tower George, Lincoln House, 8 Elm
Walker Mrs. M. 32 Thomas
Weston Mrs. J. H. 8 Maple
Wilson Mrs. Nancy, 69 Summer
Boiler Makers.
Stewart & Dillon, Cypress
Bonnet Bleacliers.
Kendall F. rear Flagg's block
Wheaton H. C. 206 3-4 Main
Bonnet Maker.
Williamson M. W. 6 Central exchange
Book Binders.
Grout &*Bigelow, 239 Main
Sanford W. H. & Son, 184 Main
Wesby J. S. 239 Main
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IBooksellem and Stationers.
Bvrbank A. L. 205 Main
Chamberlain £. H. 113 Main
Dorman Mrs. J. A. 205 1-2 Main
Grout & Bigelow, 239 Main
Hall C. C. & J. K. 293 Main
Holden H. (Adyent) 71 Main
Howes B. G. 275 Main
Magennis Tliomas, (Catholio) 9 Temple
Sanford & Son, 184 Main
Sweeney Miss T. (Catholic) 40 Front
Thompson & Co. 259 Main
Whitne/ Edward, 247 Main
Boot and Shoo Cnttors.
Howe A. M. 46 Mechanic
Tougas & Duprey, 9 Cypress
Boot and ftlioo JPattoms.
Richards C. J. Pleasant, corner Main
Boot and Shoe Vtndlnffs.
Cushman & Thompson, 3 Sargent's block
Rogers & Southgate, 240 Main
Andrews 8. C. 84 Southbridge
Childs E. N. Bangs Block
Fitch C. H. & Co. 47 Front
Fay fl. B. & Co. 9 Southbridge
French Hiram, Sargent's block Main
Gould A. Burnside's court
Houghton C. C. Front cor. Salem
Hey wood 8. R. & Co. Main near Austin
Hubbard H. B. 6 Hermon
Jenks H. B. 1 Park
Linnell E. C. & Co 46 Austin
Manning Dayid, 3 Pleasant
Newton C. H. French's block, Southbridge
Pierce Thomas, 6 Southbridge
Smith & Tirrell, 16 Foster
Smyth Brothers & Co. 1 Mechanics hall
Stark E. H. & Co. 6 Southbridge
Stone, Walker & Brown, 305 Main
Walker Joseph & Co. Lincoln square
Walker J. H. & G. M. 51, 53, 55, 67 Front
Wilson Dexter, 64 Southbridge
B4»ot anf| Sboe Maker* and
Bepalrem.
Bemis Edward, Harrington comer
Boyd George, Apricot, corner Parsons
Bundy D. H. 2 Thomas
Carpenter Seba, 67 Main
Cobum N. S. 1^ Lincoln Square
Dahlman H. 84 Front
DaTis S. W. 25 Main
Eaton Frederick, 205| Main
Eidt Henry, 245 Main
Fairbanks A. 34 Thomas
Hitchcock Dayid, 83 Exchange
Latham John, 26 Exchange
Layerty John, 27 Millbury
Mosher Frank, rear ^}£ Myrtle
Newcomb Austin, 323 Main
Schwartz D. 7 Pleasant
?earles Oryille, Harrington corner
Sprague Amos, Southbridge, near jono.
Sulliyan M. M. 8 Foster
Thompson S. B. 6 Pleasant
Troy Dayid, 49 Mechanic
Wheeler E. Harrington comer
Yearnshaw Wm. 50)^ Central
Boot and Alioe Bealers*
Allen & Reed, 2 American House block
Barrett & Randall, 321 Main
Bemis Edward, 277 Main
Bigelow and Billings, 225 Main
Brown, J. K. 246 Main
Fisher A. H. 61 Main
Hall F. B. 79 Main
Hayen 0. C. 219 Main
Hey wood S. R. & Co. Jobbers, 283 Main
Hitchcock Dayid, 85 Exchange
Moody Noah, Trumbull Square
Kist G. L. 3 Bay State block
Shea Thomas J. 125 Main
Smyth Brothers <& Co. Jobbers, 1 Me-
chanics Hall
Vail Robert T. 282 Main
Wade William, Foster
Whittemore & Goddard, 93 Main
Boot and Slioe Vools.
Howe Jaryis & Co. 5L Exchange
l^ease L. J. & Co. 7 Cypress
Shumway E. L. oyer Kice, Barton & Co.
Wilder Charles £. Millbrook
Boot and Shoe Heel Irons.
Robinson H. P. 199 Main
Smith T. & Co. Cypress
Borins* JHaclilnes.
Rice Geo. F. Armsby's, Central
Box Baker*— IFood.
Baker Charles <& Co. Manchester
Keyes L N. corner Union and Central
Morrill R. W. Manchester
papxb.
Conyerse H. 272 1-2 Main
Union Paper Box Co. Clark's block
Whitcomb & Co. Bigelow court
Brackets.
Rice, Griffin & Co. Exchange, cor. Union
Russ <& Eddy, Manchester
Brass founders.
Chapin Jason, 102 Summer
Goddard, Rice & Fales, Union
Junes W. & Co., Junction
Wells & Rice, 24 Foster
Wheeler Wm. A. 32 Thomas
Brick Bakers.
Beaman Dana E. Plantation
Bliss Harrison, Belmont
Hobbs George, cor. Main and Thomas
Jackson S. near Junction
Broaddotk Finlsker.
Ruhmpohl August, 59 Front
BUSINESS DIBISCTOBT.
285
Mayberger 0. 21 Madison
Riedl J. & Son, 16 Foster
Broken, Ret»l Sstat*.
Allen C. F. & Co. 218 Main
Eaton A. J. Piper's block, Main
£lliott Gustavus, 244 Main
Ely L. A. & Co. 8 Mechanics l^all
Benry Walter, 53 Shrewsbury
Parmenter D. £. 182 Main
Perry F. W. 6 Brinley halL
Pierce James R. LoTell
Srokem. — Su Bcmkert.
Brasli Miftker.
Thayer Ellis, 66 Southbridge
Boildlny THKorev,
Baboock C. N. Austin, near Main
SaslB««« Collog'e.
Howes B. G. Front street exchange
CaMmet Makers.
Austin, A. B. 23 Southbridge
Bios William C. Waldo
Chollar John D. 198 Main
Goodell J. M. 11 Cypress
Healy John W. Foundry
Lawrence J. B. American Houfle block
Reeby R. M. Merrifield's, 11 Cypress
Camp Cbairs.
Vaill E. W. 160 Main
Cap Makers.
Kendall & McClennan, 163 Main
Kettell John P. 215 Main
Car IV^keels.
Washburn Iron Co. Bloomingdale
Car Mannfactarer.
Bradley Osgood, 5 Grafton
Car JHeail I<iniiig> Manufacturer.
Holt George, 98 Southbridge
Card Clotliing>.
Earle T. K. & Co. Grafton
Howard Brothers, 11 Washington square
Sargent Card Clothing Co. Southbridge,
near junction.
Cards, Hand.
Waite S. Hermon
Card Settinsr Macklnes.
Kent S. W. Cypress, corner Foster
Prouty A. B. New Worcester,
Carpenters and Builders.
Bigelow G. C. <& A. £. Waldo
Buck Eri P. Hetmon
Chaffin W. 11 Waldo
Comstock Robert F. 1 Sycamore
Dennis & Lee, 56 Union
Eddy H. W. 4 Norwich
Fish J. R. Washington square
Fletcher Benjamin W. 27 Gre«n
French Jonathan C. Burnside's court
Fuller E. R. rear Farmer's hotel
Gates L. N. Beacon corner Hermon
Hadley G. S. & J. W. Benefit
Holbrook S. 8 Crown
Howe Leander, 11 Mechanic
Hubbard C. corner Pleasant and Hudson
Jefbs Frederick, Union corner Exchange
Kneeland Brothers, 280 Main
Lyon Edward, 15 Central
Maynard M. W. rear 10 William
Palmer H. & A. 18 Bowdoin
Partridge E. & G. 3 Thomas
Peck Chas. H. 56 Union
Rockwood C. R. 96 Chandler
Raymond Tilly, cor. Union and Foster
Rice Emerson K. 2 Summit
bibley Wm. 55 Union
Upham Freeman, 3 School
Ward Willard, cor. Madison and Portland
Woodworth James S. 8 Vine
Carpet Dealers.
Barnard, Sumner & Co. 191 Main
Bailey C. C. & Co. 146 Main
Finlay, Lawson & Kennedy, 253 Main
Carpet Cleaners.
Bryant William. 248 Main
Mason Isaac, 7 Liberty
Parker Allen, at Williams' Drug Store
Carrlaflr« Makers.
Aitchison George T. School, cor. Union
Ames Hiram H. Mill N. W.
Blood Otis & Sons, Canal
Baiker Josiah G. 53 Union
Haynes L. C. 56 Union
McLeod Alexander, rear 32 Thomas
Sampson Aaron, 22 Foster
Tolman & Co. 10 Exchange
Whiting Wm. C. 3 Mechanic
Whitney Chas. L. 76 Southbridge
Carrlag-e Repositories*
Dewhurst George C. 10 Foster
Richmond A. K. 8 Waldo
Carriag-e fVlieels.
Peabody B. I. cor. Cypress and Foster
Reed Chas. G. & Co. 54 Union
Cartrid^res.
Allen £. & Co. Jackson
Cane Cbairs Seated.
Glasko Albert, Gouldingville
Weixler J. P. 110 Main
Cement Orain Pipe.
Lovell A. B. 310 Main
Cliarcoal.
San torn Jos. Jr. & Co. Central
Chisels and Plane Irons.
Whiting A L. & Co. 34 Beacon
Chucks, Independent JTaw.
Matthews I. D. 52 Union
Cleryrnaen.— jSee Btgt 51.
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BUSINESS BIBECTOfiY.
Clflrwm »i^d Vobacco.
Allman John, 301 Main
Armbruster Mrs. A. P. 1 Bartlett place
Bradford George. 66 Austin
Fellman Ohas; B. 145 Main
Forehand Walter, 1 Fobes block, Front
Gray W. L. 107 Main
Phelan Martin A. 70 Front
Rawson 0. F. 243 Main
Shattuck M. £. & Co. 261 Main
Weikel Mrs. H. T. 89 Main
Clrcnlatlng' }Llbrarl«s.
Dorman Mrs. J. A. 207 Main
Free Public Library, Elm
Mechanics Library, Mechanics Hall
Civil Sagimeers and Surveyors.
Ball Phineas, City Hall
Barton A. S. Downing
Buttrick Albert C. 14 Central exchange
Gould & Burbank, 11 Front St. exchange
Valentine Gill, City Hall
Claim Agrents.
Abbott & Estabrook, 7 Central exchange
Cloak BKaker**— «S!re OMhingfor Women*
Clock Repairers.
Elkins G. W. 200^ Main
Healy J. W. Foundry
Mulloy N. P. 212 Main
See also Wutch Makers,
Clottalnflr Cleaaers.
Collins William, cor. Mechanic & Spring
Garrety James, 8 Thomas
Murray Augustus, 10 Foster
ClotklBflT Btamnfacfarers and
Dealers*
Bigelow & Longley, 208 Main
Bradshaw T. C. 188 Main
Brown W. & T. 220 Main
Davis A, & J. E. Flagg's building
Doherty Hugh, 267 Main
Eames D. H. corner Main and Front
Elliott M. H. 317 Main
Estabrook & Herriok, 193 Main
Foley Morris, 244 Main
Gerrity Michael, 74 Front
Hollander G. 269 Main
Lewisson Louis, 232 Main
Mecorney W. & Son, Post Office bPk, Pearl
Parker Samuel, 139 Main
Perry & Paul, 265 Main
Smith Thomas F. 229 Main
Strom T. H. & Co. 317 Main
Sturtevant L. W. 181 Main
Walbridge Albert, American House block
Walker Asa & Son, 217 Main
Ware A. P. & Co. 168 and 170 Main
Ware & Pratt, 164 Main
Willtfrd & Devereaux, 271 Main
Clotliingr for Ckildrea.
Allis Miss Phoebe, 163 Main
Cheney Mrs. R. 249 Main
Pollard Mrs. C. B.98 Main
Thompson Mrs. J. 188 Main
Clotliimg-, Second Hand*
Collins William, cor.Mechanic and Spring
Garrety James, 8 Thomas
Lloyd Mrs. 1-2 Washington square
Clo^kinn' for IVonten.
Adams Miss Aurilla, 82 Main
Adams Mi8s E. 9 Thomas
Adams Miss M. 30 Main
Aldrich Mrs. G. W. 146 Main
Allier Miss Delia, 104 Pleasant
Bacber Mrs. L. A. 20 Park
Barnard, Sumner & Co. 191 Main
Barnes Miss P. A. 141 Main
Berkley Mrs. R. H. 4 School
Bergen Miss Annie, 25 Oxford
Burleigh Mrs. E. 1 Goddard
Campbell Mrs. M. J. 197 Main
Childs Mrs. R. 325 Main
Cheney Mrs. R. 249 Main
Cook Mrs. A. 8. 163 Main
Childs Miss A. E, 188 Main
Clark Miss C. 300 1-2 Main
Conyerse Mrs. E. A. 2 Kendall
Dunlap Mrs. R. E. 120 Main
Fitch Mrs. Julia E. Bigelow court
Fitzpatrick Mrs. D. 20 Temple
Flint Mrs. H. J. 49 Main
Gale Mrs. Jona, 291 Main
Goodnow Mrs. E. C. J6 Central
Green Miss H- S. 10 Flagg^s block
Heal Mrs. L. E. Waldo block
Hudson Mrs. M. S. 9 Front St. exchange
Rowland Jos. A. 178 Main
Kimball Miss J. W. Main, cor. Thomas
Kirby Mrs. T. C. 28 Mechanic
Nichols Miss S. 112 Main
Perry Mrs. Ann, 46 Shrewsbury
Peters J. L. 221 Main
Perkins Mrs. Sarah, 9 Washington
I'inkham Mrs. J. H. 1 Elm
Pollard Mrs. C. B. 98 Main
Race Mrs. Eliza, 6 Lincoln square
Sheldon Horace, 4 Mechanics Hall
Shields Mrs. R. 27 Southbridge
Stratton Mrf>. C. B. 59 Salem
Sweeney Miss Ellen, 10 Spring
Tainter Miss Laura, 156 Main
Taylor Miss Amanda C. 244 Main
Tucker Miss Ann, 31 Summer
Walker Mrs. A. J. 12 Market
Willard Mrs. M. M. Main, cor. Myrtle
Coal.
Fuller Rufus, Central near Railroad
Jourdan W. H. Green, office 2 Lincoln bPk
Strong & Rogers, Southbridge cor. Her-
mon, office 232 Main
Wellington T. W. & Co. Manchester and
Southbridgei, office 1 P. 0. block, Pearl
Commercial Colleire.
Howes B. G Front St. Exchange
(
CoIVb« and Splc« Hilll*.
Chamberlaia & Baker, Exchange comer
Union
Holden A. & Co. 210 Main
Todd J. & Co. Union, near Exchange
Coflin maker*.
Hildreth Geo. G. 12 Foster
McConville Thomas, Green
Sessions Geo. & Son, 29 Front
Comailssioa Merchants.
Aldrich C. D. Trumbull square
Aldrich & Co. Fobes block, Front
Brown & Marshall, 78 Southbridge
Buell S. K. 18 Foster
Chamberlin U. H. & Co. 252 Main
Cheney dc Farley, 272 Main
Clark <& Houghton, 95 and 97 Front
Dexter & Curtis, 1 Park
Gay D. 9 Waldo
Fawcett £. A. 260 Main
Harrington Francis, 39 Front
Heslor J. & Co. corner Main and Austin
Holden P. 42 Main
Holden H. 71 Main
Holbrook W. D. & Co. 307 Main
Hoppin George S. & Co. 7 Mechanio
Learned, Newton & Co. 3 Allen court
Maynard D. B. 269 Main
Spurr K & Co. Norwich depot
Staples Samuel E. 283 Main, corner Park
Stone H. B. & Co. 1 Pleasant
Warfield A. J. 327 Main
Confectionery.
Hillyer George, 711-2 Main
Hudson L. R. 109 Main
Marrs Augustus, 15 L Main
Kawson D. J. 2 Southbridge
Cooper*.
Duncan Andrew J. Lincoln
Lincoln Lucius G. Pratt
Martin Michael, Qninsigamond
Copjinir Presses.
Whitoomb C. & Co. Exchange cor. Cypress
Cordage, I<lne and Tarlne.
Lorimer Alexander, Exchange, corner
Blackstone
Coroners.
Newton D. F. special, 3 Central exchange
Bice F. H. 4 Elm
Sibley Jonathan, special, S Central ex-
change
Corset Makers.
Dayton H. H. 124 Main
Hayden Miss Helen, 141 Main
Worcester :^kirt Co. 270 Main cor. Austin
Cotton lUanafactarers.
Curtis Albert, Webster
Daniels J. M. (warps) Northville
Fisher Waterman A. 27 L Main
Hamilton C.W. tapes and bindings, Water
Crockery and Ctlass l^aro.
Brown Albert S. 181 Main
Clark, Sawyer & Co. Flagg's block, 128
Main
Hoppin C. A. Webster square
Lam son St Glazier, 68 & 70 Main
Parker Denny & Co. Sargent's block
Putnam Brothers, 143 Main
Caerlers.
Putnam J. rear 3 Washington square
Warren Samuel, Millbrook
Cutlers.
Cummings C. A. 230 Main
Johnson iver, 244 Main
MuUoy N. P. 212 Main
Dagnerreotjpe HIats, dec.
Dean John & Co. Webster square
Dentists.
BishopH.F. 14 Pearl
Boutelle D. K. 142 Main
Childs Jacob, 206 Main
Cook & -Barton, 263 Main
Estabrook C. W. 7 Brinley Hall
Gould J. W. 239 Main
Green & Jenks, 197 Main
Harris & Adams. 158 Main
Monies Chas. R. 19 Pleasant
Nettleton E. B. & Co. 285 Main
Peyey Brothers, 258 Main
Snow W. N. 3 Maple
Tourtelotte & Fuller, Harrington comer
Depot J ftkerifrs.
Newton D. F. 3 Central exchange
Newton F. A. 3 Central exchange
Sibley J. B. 3 Central exchange
Die Sinkers and letter Cutters.
Timme E. A. Harrington corner
Wilson C. W. 244 Main, cor. Pleasant
Doors, Aashes and Dlinds.
Rice, Griffin & Co. Union, cor. Exchange
Stevens D. & C. P. 32 Southbridge
Drain and fVater Pipe.
Bangs A. & Co. Foster, cor. Cypress
Lovell A. B. (Cement) 310 Main
Mathews & Chamberlain, Waldo, corner
Exchange
Miller Henry W. 46 Main
Tucker N. G. & Co. 24 Pleasant
Williams G. W. 268 Main, near Austin
and Palntlnir.
Gladwin George E. 222 Main
Dress Makers. — Su Clothinffjbr Women,
Drugs, nje StulTSfdce.— /See ApaUieeariei,
Foster C. & Co. 220 Main
Howe G. S. & A. J. Bank block, Foster
Marble Jerome & Co. 250 Main
Drj Hop Yeast.
Worcester M. A. 14 Bridge
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Dry Goods.
Barnard, Samncr & Co. 191. Main
Clark H. 0. & Co. 6 Flagg's block
Clarke J. 11. & Co. 148 Main
Denny E. & Co. 200 Main
Finlaj, Lawson & Kennedy, 253 is 255
Main
Jenkins J. H. & Go. U6 Main
Peterd J. L. & Co. 221 Main
Sheldon Horace, 4 Mechanics hall
Thompson Alex Y. 5 Flags's block
Wilcox S. J. & Co. 1 American House b'ck
Set oZm Faney Dry Ooodi.
Dj^ JHovsos.
Adams H. B. Qrove
Worcester Bleach & Dye Works Southgate
Dje Ho««« Aipeiicle**
Howe Cleorge S. <b A. J. Foster
Marble Jerome & Co. 250 Main
Peters J. L. 221 Main
Williams M. R. 127 Main
Young Mrs. P. 209 Main
Sating' Honsos.
Ames J. D. & Co. 123 Main
Bennett J. C. 1 and 2 Piper's block
Carter A. H. Central exchange
Kitbe J. H. 30 Southbridge
Knowlton F. M. 248 Main
LilleyA. J. 16 L Main
Martin Andrew, 8 Miilbury
Newell N. F. 32 Front
Peck Mrs. E. 57^ Main
Penniman H. H. at Nashua depot
Shepard Charles. 30 Southbridge
Smiih E. D. 97 Main
8purr Zeph. Foster, corner Main
Straiton Samuel, Main, corner Market
Taft L. J. at Foster street depot
Taft, Bliss & Rice, 237 Main
Toppin Elisha E. 2L Washington square
£»▼• Tronsrlm.
Bangs A. & Co. Foster near Union
Newton E. & C. Merrifield's, Union
Blectro-Platera.
Jennings H. J. 238 Main
Robinson Wm. L. Foster, opposite Depot
Baamelod Clotli. Maker.
Holt George, 98 Southbridge
Engine Hose.
Qraton & Knight, 37 Front
Kagrravors*
Fairchtld Lewis, 24 Central exchange
Letland Henry, 197 Main
Rice Calvin L. 205| Main
Timme E. A. Harrington corner
Whitteraore Willtam C. i97 Main
WilsonC.W. 244 Main
Eavelope nTakers.
Hill, DoToe & Co. Grafton
Whitcomb G. Henry & Co. Bigelow court
fisteaces, Sxtracts, Sec*
Albee Amos P. 2 Portland
ExproMes, Railroads.
Albany and West — Merchants Union,
Lincoln block
Bj8t<»n — Adams & Co. 1 Lincoln block,
Osgood & Co. 4 Foster
Fitch burg — Fiske <& Co. Liaeoln block
Nashua, Lowell, &c. — Fiske & Co. Lincoln
block
New York — Adams Express Co. 1 Lincoln
block
Norwich — Adams Express Co. 1 Lincoln
block
Providence — S. H. Leonard, 4 Foster
U. S. & Canada, 1 Linojln block
Faacy Drj- €^ooA««Ilo«lery,€}lores.
Brigham E. L. <& Co. 16U Main
Clark Henry 0. & Davis, 6 Flagg's block
Dayton H. H. 124 Main
Dunlap Mrs. II. C. 120 Main
Eaton C. B. 186 Main
Forbes Walter E. <& Co. 204 Main
Fragner, 1 1 4 Main
Gross, Strauss dE Co. 152 Main
Hayes Mrs. S. A. 144 Main
Lee H. 0. 154 Main
Hoche M. 30 Main
San ford E. H. <fc Co. 4 Flagg's block
Smith R. L. 180 Main
Sutton Mrs. E. 5 Eaton block
Waldon Mi-^s L. D. 3;i5 Main
Weinburg H. 176 Main
Celt Hat M aaofactarors.
Bowker S. H. Flagg's block
Henville W. W. 1 Maple
1*110 JHaanfactarers.
Hart William. 34 Beacon
Hiscox A. J. 10 Central
Vire Arms JUaanfactarers.
Allen E. <& Co. near the Junction
Pond L. W. Exchange corner Union
Wesson Frank, 2 Manchester
Fire Arms Dealers.
Burbank A. L. 2a5 Main
Fenno William U. <& Son 104 Main
tiarrington & Bullens, 195 Main
Visit aad Ojrsters.
Cobb George P. & Co. 35 Front
Hall E. P. 5 Southbridge
Newcomb A. 8. 14 Thomas
O'Grady William & Son, 295 Main
Pevey E. I*. 74 Southbridge
Remington (fo Hoxie, Trumbull square
Stubbs Charles, 9 Pleasant
Thompson Daniel C. Leicester, N. W,
Utley J. W. 22 Foster
Flowers Preserred.
Parker Mrs. E. F. 122 Main
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Floor, C^raln and BKeal,
Aldrloh & Co. 4 Fobes block, Front
Cheney & Farley, 272 Main, cor. Austin
Clark & Houghton, 95 and 97 Front
Dexter & Curtis, I Parte,
Eldridge & Cogswell, 40 Main
Farley Munroe, 5 Bangs' block
Goddard D. B. 284 Main
Harrington Francis, 39 Front
Heslor J. & Co. 272 Main
Holbrook W. D. <& Co. 307 Main
Holden Parker, 42 Main
Holden Howard, 71 Main
Hoppin George 3. & Co. 7 Mechanic
Maynard W. H. Lincoln square
Norcross & Co. 16 Front
Rogers George W. 14 Pleasant
Spaulding E. E. Trumbull square
Spurr £. <& Co. Norwich depot
Formftare.
Found rtes-
Ames Plow Co. Union cor. Lincoln square
Clark & Pro, Hermon
Cleveland £. C. & Co. 43 Mechanic
CoWin C. & J. A. Gold
Crompton George, Green
Goddard, Rice & Fales, Union
Heald, Brittan & Ford, Founrlry
Jones W. & Co.Junc. Foundry,Southbridge
Phelps & Foskitt, South Worcester
Washburn Iron Co. Bloomingdale ,
Wheeler William A. 32 Thomas
Malleable Iron.
McFarland W. agent, Washington square
Fruit, dec.
Adams H. C. 28 Southbridge
Burbank Brothers & Co. (wholesale) Al-
len's court
FawcettE. A. (wholesale,) 260 Main
Fish F. W. & Co. 14 Front
Fuller Ebenezer, Main, corner Austin
Gray William L. 107 Main
Hopson & Cole, 38 Southbridge
Hubbard C. K. 3 Pleasant
Hutchinson &Son, 211 Main
Enowlton F. M. 248 Main
Lilley A. J. 155 Main
Murdock G. £. 5 Pleasant
Newcomb Albert, 323 Main
Norcross & Co. 16 Front
Perry Samuel D. 203 Main
Rawson D. J. 2 Southbridge
Taft, Bliss & Rice, 237 Main
Warfield & Harrington. 327 Main
Ward H. D. 10 Foster
Furnaces und RanDT®**
Jordan J. W. 41£^ Main
Miller Henry W. 46 Main
Oliver F. P. 108 Main
Phelps & Cooley, 69 Front
Reed T. H. 231 Main
Williams G. W. 268 Main near Austin
Broadbent James, 236 Main
C hollar John D. Lincoln block
Lamson & Glazier, 66 and 68 Main
Lawrence J. B. <& Co., American House
block
Maynard D. B. 289 Main
Parker, Denny & Co. Sargent's block
Putnam Brothers, 143 Main
Furniture Repairer.
Cary Phineas, 119 Main
Furs Repaired.
Fay Miss R. R. 82 Main
CFas FittlufTS and Fixtures.
Barrett, Washburn & Co. Warren block.
Pearl
Brown Albert S. 181 Main
Clark, Sawyer & Co. Flagg's block
Colbath James & Son, 12 Foster
Jordan J. W. 416 Main
CFear Cutters.
Williams John. Cypress
Winslow S. & S. C. 2 Cypress
Oranite ITorkers and Dealers.
Fogg Daniel, Millstone Hill
Mann A. G. 85 Southbridge
Plummer Granite Co. near Junction
Taft & Woodward, Granite
Woodward D. M. Plymouth, cor. Assonet
Oraular Fuel.
Hall Willard M. & Son, foot of Foster
Careen House Plants and Flowers,
Cook W. W. Main corner Loudon
Gormley Patrick, Maywood
Kelly J. G. Highland
Madaus Charles, 499 Main
«rist Hills,
Clark Dexter, Quinsigamond
Patch W. W. Mill
C^rocers.
Armington & Pickle, Front cor. Salem
Buss E. P. Millbury
Brigham & Wadsworth, 155 Main
Brown & Marshall, 78 Southbridge
Buck Gilman, 152 Southbridge
Cady, Hendrick & Co. 274 Main
Chandler & Chase, 150 Southbridge
Conner D. R. 4 Washington square
Corbin & Sharp, cor. Oxford and Chandler
Crosby S. B. 25 Southbridge
Curtis Benjamin, 8 Madison
Daily M. C. 6 Washington square
Diyision 42, N. E. P. U. 20 Front
Eaton A. M. 19 School
Eldridge & Cogswell, 40 Main
Emery J. R. & H. P. 407 Main
Fallon John, 15 Lamartine
Fay Henry E. Tatnuck
Finnegan J. M. 30 Temple
Fish Jonathan, Prospect comer Smmeur
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290
BUSINESS DIRaCTOKY.
Flynn Timothy, 21 Millbury
Fnller Otis, conier Carroll and Elliott
Gates Charles A. Quinsigamond
Hanlin & McQrath, 16 Green
Harrington Loammi, 303 Main
Henry Lawrence, corner Shrewsbury and
Cross
Hillman & Combs, 73 Front
Hobbs & Winn, 7 and 9 Exchange
Holden & Broker, 99 Front
Holman A. R. 3 Bangs block
Hoppin C. A. Webster square
Houlihan D. M. 12 Washington square
Howe & Hackett, 103 Main
Kirby Charles, 315 Main
Ladd VemoD A. 6 Green
Lane Brothers, 41 Main
Leonard John, 122 8outhbridge
Martin J. H. 53 and 55 Main
McCauliff M. 23 Shrewsbury
McGillicuddy Thomas, 64 Mechanic
MoManus Bernard, 11 Winter
Mechanics Union, 6 Pleasant
Miller & Laing, 84 Pleasant
O'Connor Dennis, 93 Front
Parker Chas. G. 77 Pleasant cor. West
Pease W. E. & Co. 1 Pleasant
Penniman & Harrington, 5 and 7 Main
Perry H. A. & J. corner N. Ashland and
William
Phetteplace W. E. Trumbull square
Putnam C. P. 48 Central
Pi^tnam Darius, 57 Main
Putaam S. 26 Green
Shepard R. R. & Co. 234 Main
Smith E. T. & Co. corner Mulberry and
Shrewsbury
Stearns Brothers, 1 and 3 Wood's block,
Summer
Sulliyan Cornelius 0. 7 Charles
Swett Wm. 0. 227 Main
Taft Stephen & Son, i'ront cor. Trumbull
Welch John, 53 Salem
Whiting C. H. 31 Washington square
WilleyJ.J. 8 1-2 M^frtle
Worcester Co-Operaiiye Union, 40 South-
bridge
Teaton John C. Main cor. Hermon
Wholesalb.
j Fish Frank W. & Co. 14 Front
Learned, Newton & Co. 3 Allen's court
Staples Samuel E. Main cor. Park
Taft S. & Son, Front cor. Trumbull
Shepard R. R. & Co. 234 Main
Cummings C. A. 230 Main
Johnson Ivor, 244 Main
Mulloy N. P. 212 Main
Clutters, Conductors, *.
Bangs A. & Co. Foster near Union
Newton E. & C. Union, near Exchange
JHaIr I^ressfnir, 4bc.
Bowman Mrs. J. A. 6 Foster
GiUiard Mrs. H. S, 42 Front
See also Baikbebs.
»ad SporttniT Apparatus*
Burbank A. L. 205 Main
Fenno Wm. D. & Son, 104 Main
Harrington <b BuUens, 197 Main
See also Fire Arms.
Ctam Poirder.
Burbank A. L. 205 Main
Green James & Co. 1 17 Main
Foster C. & Co. 220 Main
Kinnicutt & Co. 162 Main
Miller Henry W. 46 Main
White & Conant, 311 Main
See also Saddlebt Habdwabb.
Allen W. £. Bank block, Foster
Brown D. 88 Main
Dodge Andrew, 80)^ Front
Hastings L. A. 15 Exchange
Hutchinson Benjamin E. 172 Main
Oliver Henry C. 319 Main
Taylor Clark W. rear 8 Pleasant
Tolman A. & Co. 10 Exchange
Walker Appleton, 65 Main
Hay and C^rain.
Cheney & Farley, 272 Main
Hopson & Cole, 38 Southbridge
Priest L. J. & Co. Lincoln square
Hats, Caps and fars.
Barker S. D. repairer, 325 Main
Bowker S. H. (Felt Hats) Flagg's bldck
Clapp Frederick A. 223 Main
Cooley W. E. 235 Main
Eldred & Liscomb. 259 Main
Fisher A. H. 1 Parker's block
Geer George, 219 Main
Henville William W. (repairer) 1 Maple
How land J. P. jr. Main, corner Thomais
Kendall <& McCiennan, 163 Main «
Kettell John P. 215 Main
Maybaum Chas. (lepairer) 32 Mechanio
Wiggin & Pike, 293 Main
Homceopatblc ^hamtacj.
Howland Joseph A. 178 Main
Hoop Bktrt IHakors*
Pierce L. 3 Bay State House
Worcester Skirt Co. 270 Main cor. Austin
Hop Dealer.
Worcester M. A. 14 Bridge
Horse Clipper.
Pathie William, 9 Waldo
House I'amlslilng' Cfbods.
Champion Reuben, 231 Main
Smith & Murdock, 50 Main
Horse Shoers.— ^ Bladetmiths,
BXTSINE88 BIBEGTOBT.
291
Bay State House^ George Tlirall, Main
corner Exchange
Exchange Hotel, &. Lamb, 37 Main cor.
Market
Farmer's Hotel, J. H. Witherby, 16 Me-
chanio
Quinsigamond, J. J. Coburn, Belmont
Waldo Hoase, R. N. & L. B. Start, Waldo
Washington Square Hotel, Blliott Swan
IKoTcy's Hay Cotters.
Rioe Geo. F. Armsby's building. Central
HiirHcame Itamp Jkfmej,
Thayer Lewis, 8 Front street exchange
!*«« Dealert.
Walker & Sweetser, under Bay State Ho.
Ice and Saow headers.
Hathome S. R. 1 Parker's blook
Lyman Howe, at Court mills
laaer sole*, Stlffaaiagv, dec,
Eennington John, cor. Waldo <& Exchange
LazeU H. 6 Waldo
Xaeoraace Coaipaaie*.
Bay State Fire Insurance Co. 188 Main
Central Mutual Fire, Bank block, Foster
First National, 244 Main
Manufacturers Mutual, Waldo block
Merchants & Farmers Mutual, 96 Main
Peoples' Fire Ins. Co. 229 Main
Worcester Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Bank bPk
^ LiFB ASSURAKOX.
State Mutual Life Assurance Co. 100 Main
FiRB Insubanoe.
Barbour Wm. C. 3 Front St. exchange
Colton Samuel H. 229 Miun
Currier Augustus N. 229 Main
Benny Wm. S. <b Co. Clark's blook, 257
Main
Howland Edward P. 244 Main
Howland S. A. 244 Main
Kendall John G. at Worcester Mutual Inp.
Office
Parks L. C. Bank block, Foster
Putnam Chas. L. Clark's block
Washburn John D. Clark's blook
Life Iksubanoe.
Barbour Isaac R. Jr. 5 Brinley hall
Barbour Wm. C. 3 Front St. exchange
Beach Horace, Jr. Clark's block
Bonnell J. B. 188 Main
Burnham Louis W. 2 Brinley hall
Goodwin Wm. S. Clark's bl'k, 257 Main
Hajden F. M. Main cor. Exchange
Howland S. A. 244 Main
Knox J. B. 6 Brinley hall
Morse M. M. 263 Main
^'ichols Jeremiah, 244 Main
Putnam J. J. Clark's block
Russell £. H. 206 Main
Scofield J. M. 8 Meohanics Hall
Streeter Leonard R. 3 Flagg's block
Whipple Franklin, 263 Main
WilUams Hartley, 118 Main
latelllireace OlBces.
Browne Mrs. 236 Main
Cowden M. H. 4 Front St. exchange
Elliott Gustayus, 244 Main
Sweeney Miss T. 40 Front
Xroa I'eaces.
Fish Henry C. 56 Union
Wheeler W. A. 42 Thomas
Mrea Relliar Mill*.
Quinsigamond Iron and Wire Worka
Washburn Iron Co. Bloomingdale
Iroa aad Steel.
Foster C. & Co. 222 Main
Loring Joseph F. 73 Main
Ptatt & Inman, Washington square
Dean John & Co. Webster square
Phenix IMate Co. 2 Newton
Xewelry JH aaafactarers.
Gard Thomas D. 205 3-4 Main
Weixler J. P. Jr. 94 Main
Xewelrj— 5ee Watches and Jtwdiy,
J'aak Dealers.
Coburn Lemuel, 24 Union and 7 Carroll
Holdsworth T. D. & Co. 62 Exchange
Stott David, 17 Fast Central
Webster Clifton C. 44 Union
XLey Setters.
Cummings C. A. 230 Main
Brown P. 245 Main
Mulloy N. P. 212 Main
Kladllagr fVood.
Hall W. & Son, foot of Foster
Smith J. F. 16 1-2 Thomas
I<ast Makers.
Mawhinney S. Merri field's. Union
Porter Samuel, Merrifield's blMc, Union
Kltcbea Faraisblair Stores.
Champion R. 231 Main
Smith & Murdock, 50 Main
Iiadles faralslilag' C^oods.
Dnnlap Mrs. R. C. 120 Main
Waldron Miss L. D. 325 Main
Zianadresses.
Barker Mrs. l^ancy, 105 Summer
Gardner Mrs. Annie M. rear 23 Central
Thompson Mrs. John W. rear 25 Central
Willard Mrs. Harriet, i;par 17 Central
XieatMer, Oil, dec
Cushman & Thompson, 4 Sargent's bl'k
Dean A. H. 58 1-2 Southbridge
Lazell r^athan, 6 Waldo
Rogers & Southgate, 240 Main
Putnam J. R. rear 3 Washington square
Weston 0. H. 5 Sargent's bljck
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292
BUSINESS DIBBCTOBY.
Kelly Albert, 26 1-2 Southbridge
Ii«aClier and Clotli Cutters.
Howe A. M. 46 Mechanic
Tougas & Duprey, 9 Cypress
I<lbF»rle».
Am. Antiquarian Society's— Antiquarian
Hall
Green Library, at Free Public Library,
Elm
Horticultural Library, at Horticultural
Hall
Worcester Law Library, at Stone Court
House
Worcester Medical Society's Library, at
Free Public Library, Elm
See also OiBcuiATiNa Librabibs.
Inline «nd CemcBt.
Clark & Houghton, 96 and 97^ Front
Earle & Turner, Washington square
Dexter & Curtis. I Park
Smith E. T. & Co. Shrewsbury, corner
Mulberry *
I<l4|aor Dealers*
Dorman & White, 17 Washington square
Foley Jeremiah, 11 Washington square
Temple Dennis Q. 25 Franklin
IflTery Stables— iSoe SUMu,
liocksmltlis.
Cummings C. A. 230 Main
Johnson Iver, 244 Main
MuUoy N. P. 212 Main
)
Crompton Geo. Green
Gilbert C. W. Union cor. Exchange
Knowles L. J. & Bro. 3 Allen court
Xioxeag^ makers*
Hillyer George, 77 1-2 Main
Rawson D. J. 2 Southbridge
I^amber.
Baker Chas. & Co. Manchester
Chamberlin & Co. Grove
Crane E. B. Madison
Daniels William P. 8 West
Earle & Turner, Washington square
Gates John & Co. Union & Lincoln sqr.
Holt Hamilton, Plantation
Merrifield W. T. Union
Tenny Chas. A. & Co. Shrewsbury
MacMae Screws.
Bagley E. A. & Co. Armsby's Building,
Central
Minter & Marcy,«44 Exchange
Maclilaerj' Brakers.
Houghton H. H. 16 Trumbull
Tainter E. C. eor. Union and Central
MEaclitaists.
Machinists Tools and Jobbiko.
Barrett & Co. 9 Cypress
Blaisdell Parritt, Jackson
Blake & Bros. Union cor. Exchange
Brown Wm. H. 46 Mechanic
Coes L. & A. G. Webster square
Cummings C. A. 230 Main .
Fay L. D. 7 Cypress
Fitts Abraham, 313 Main
Henshaw A. F. 61 Exchange
Kent Samuel W. Cypreps, cor. Foster
Lathe & Morse, Junction shop
Lincoln J. B. & Co. 24 Foster
Mathews Isaac D. 52 Union
Mulloy N. P. 212 Main
Nashua Repair Shop, bet. Manchester
and Union
N. Y. Steam Engine Co. Washington
Pease L. J. <& Co. 7 Cypress
Perkins J. 8. Merrifield's, 9 Cypress
Pond L. W. Union cor. Exchange
Prouty A. B. card setting, New Worcester
Rice George F. Armsby's building
Rice & Wbitcomb, 11 Cypress
Sawyer Joseph A. 313 Main
Smith T. & Co. Merrifield*s, Cypress
Southwiok <& Hastings, 7 Cypress
Staples Chas. £. Central
Thomas & Co. Merrifield 's building, Cy-
press
Toulmin John, Webster square
Washburn Geo. I. 3 Hermon
Wheeler J. a & Co. 3 Hermon
Wheeler Wm. A. 32 Thomas
Whitcomb Byron, 1 Cypress f
Whitcomb C. & Co. Exchange cor. Cypress
Williams John, 3 Cypress
Winslow S. 0. & S. Merrifield's, Cypress
Witherby, Rugg & Richardson, 26 and 28
Central, cor. Union
Wood & Ballard, at Junction
Wood, Light & Co., Junction Shop
Woodwai5 F. G. Merrifield's, Cypress
CALICO PRINTING A^I> PAPER MaOUINBRT.
Barrett Joseph & Co. !^, Cypress
Rice, Barton & Fales, Union, on Railroad
Seaverns John L. Union, on Railroad
WOOD WORKINO M40BINERT.
Ball R. & Co., School
Richardson, Meriam & Co Junction Shop
Tainter E. C. Central, corner Union
Witherby, Rugg & Richardson, 26 and
28 Central, comer Union
WOOUBN XiCHINEBT.
Cleveland E. C. & Co., Junction Shop
Crompton George, Green
Curtis & Marble, Webster
Gilbert C. W. cor. Union and Exchange
Goulding John, Merrifield's, Cypress
Johnson & Co., Merrifield 's, Union
Knowles L. J. & Brother, 3 Allen's court
Lombard N. A. & Co. School cor. Union
Tainter Daniel, Merrifield's, Union
•^*^v^^Ma^^M^^^>^^>^—
BUSINESS DIBECTORT.
293
BEEDS AND HABNB88I8.
Booth James, 14 Union
Gray & Perry, 24 Front
MitiiafACtarers.
OOTTON GOODS.
Curtis Albert, Webster (Cloth)
Daniels John M. North ville (warps)
Fisher Erastus, 26 Pleasant
Fisher Waterman A. Piper's block
Hamilton C. W. & Co. Water (Tape, &c.)
SATINETS.
Bigelow & Barber, Hopeville
Curtis Albert, Webster
Hunt J. A. Valley Falls
Kimball George A & Co. Valley Falls
Reed A. P. Tatnuck
Seagraye J. D. Holden
FANCY OAS3I9IERE3, &0.
Adriatic Mills, Southgate
Messiuger & Wright, Green
James Benj. James ville
■UNION BBAVBR.
Ashworih & Jones, Valley Palls
SPOOL THREAD.
Warren Thread Co. Grove
SEWING SILK.
Worcester Silk Co. May near Main
NARROW FABRICS.
Hamilton C. W. & Co. Water
Smith Wm. A. 3 Allen court
Washburn L. K. & Co. Allen court
8H0DDT.
Cutler Chas. P. South Worcester
Johnson Alonzo, 30 E'ront
Ray F. B. Northville
MannfificCarers' Supplies.
Crompton & Dawson, 23 Front
Foster C. & Co. 220 Main
Howe G. S. & A. J. Bank block
Marble Jerome, 250 Main
Pratt Sumner, 22 Front
Sargent Card Clothing Co. Southbridge,
corner Gold
Marble IVorkers.
Kinney B. H. Front cor. Bigelow court
Nugent Patrick, 5 Austin
Pratt C. J. Green
Tateum & Horgan, 2 Trumbull
]!ll.a»onii«
Ames Edwin, 54 Austin
Burgess Alvin T. 1 1 Myrtle
Burgess Daniel S. 10 Providence
Cook David W. 31. Austin
Fitch Calvin, 23 Bowdoin
Gorham Hiram, 30 Summer
Harrington Stephen, 32 Pleasant
Lovell A. B. 310 Main
Ross William, Salisbury
Stearns Joseph E. 43 Austin
White & Walker, Waverley
IlEeilicinetf* Homeopatliic*
Howland Joseph A. 178 Main
Medicine*, Vegetable.
Barnard Franklin, 50 Main
lKel4Mleons.
Loring & Blake Organ Co. 64 South-
bridge
Morse M. M. 263 Main
Taylor & Farley, 1 Hermon
Melodeon and Or^an Reed«.
Hammond A. H. May
Ingalls & Abbott, Hermon
Munroe Organ Reed Co. 3 Hermon
Mercltant Tailors. See OLOTHiva.
ntld wives.
Clark Mrs. B. R. 7 Myrtle
Geralds Mrs. M. W. 2o Mechanic
Higgins Mrs. L. 16 Arch
Mllllneiw, millnerj' Cfeods, Ac.
Barnard, Sumner & Co. 191 Main
Browning J. E. <& Co. 2 Mechanics hall
Clark H. 0. 6 Flagg's block
Hayes Mrs. S. A. 144 Main
Jordan Mrs. A. C. 144 Main
Joslyn Miss T. 90 Main
Enowles Mrs. A. L. 150 Main
Lee Harry 0. 154 Main i
Leigh Mrs. J. N. 5 Parker's block
Lesure Mrs. L. 156 Main
O'Brien & Sweeney, 371 Main
Parker Miss A. E. 122 Main
Pelton F. H. 2 Eaton block
Rand J. S. 4 Bay State House
Russell Mrs. A. 141 Main
Sanford Miss C. A. 282 Main
Williams M. R. 116, and 127 Main
MlllwrliTlit**
Munroe Addison, 3 Vine
Tourtelott Daniel C. Queen
Upham Joel W. at Wheeler's foundry
6 Ktonldlngrs, irood.
Rice, Griffin & Co. Union cor. Exchange
Russ & Eddy, Manchester
JHonldiny Cutter.
Brown W. H. 46 Mechanic
MConiding* MCacltlnes. '
Lee H. A. 56 Union
Russ & Eddy, Manchester
MCowlniT KEaclftlnes.
Ames Plow Company, Court mills
Brown Alzirus, 42 Exchange
Eniffin Mowing Machine Co. Central
Richardson A. P. & Co. Central
Moirlnip Maclilne KnlFeii.
Smith T. & Co. cor. Exchange and Cypress
Music dE Munlcal Instruments.
Fay & Richards, 254 Main
Gorham C. L. & Co. Waldo block
Leland S. R. & Son, 205 1^ Main
Merrifield Lucius, Scott's bl'k» 369 Main
Smith 0. A. 369 Main
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394
BUSINXBS SIBICTOIBT*
Hnsical Imstmiiiettts, BraM and
' Oennan MlveK.
Fiske Isaac, Foster's block. Foster
IHnsIc Teacli«rs.
Ainsworth H. L. 12 Clark's block
Allen Mrs. A. S. 20 Portland
Allen B. D. 369 Main
Bacon J. Frank, Lincoln House
Bixby S, R. Mendon
Burt Geo. P. 205K Main
Chandler W. £. 254 Main
Field Mrs. B, L. 2 Parker's block
Fiske Miss Nellie. 369 Main
Munroe Mrs. A. C. 1 Chatham St. plaQe
Richards Seth, 205)^ Main
Richmond Mrs. Marion A. 47 Summer
Smith a Kenshaw, 369 Main
Stearns C. C. 263 Main
Sumner Wm. 254 Main
Sumner Mrs. Wm. Chatham St. place
Sumner Wm. G. 254 Main
H eedl^ Manufactarers.
Wilcox. Lathrop & Battelle. 46 Mechanic
Massachusetts Spy, Weekly. J. D. Bald-
win & Co. publishers. 254 Main
National JEgis, Weekly. 212 Main
Worcester Palladium. Weekly. J. 8 0.
Knowlton. publisher. Central exchange
Worcester Daily Spy. J. D. Baldwin &
Co. publishers, 254 Main
Daily ETening Gezette, 212 Main
If otaries Pablic. '
Bent Chas. M. at Peoples Sayings Bank
Barton Wm. S. 28 High
Boyden John. Ashland
Dana John A. Court house
Dickinson William. 100 Main
Hill J. Henry. 8 Bvinley hall
Parker Hen?y L. 3 FUgg's block
Rice Henry C. 3 Brinley hall
Smith Samuel, City hall
Stoddard E. B. 98 Main
Williams Hartley, 218 Main
IVareefl.
Drew Mrs. Betsey, Austin, near Merrick
Garfield Mrs. A. 15 William
Hall Mrs. Uzzie, 3 Queen
Jones Mrs. S. 5 Central court
Kendall Mrs. S. 8>^ Trumbull
Maloney Mrs. M. A. 3 Hanover
Palmer Mrs. Mary M. 77 Summer
Kaymore Mafy H. 7 Carroll
l^ynolds Mrs. EUiabeth. 7 Webster
Shippee Elvira i. 44 Salem
Tucker Mrs. Jane, 31 Summer
Williams Mrs. 0. M. A. 23>^ Thomas
Woodbury Mrs. C. 53 Thomas
If aY«i»i7-i»ea and Vrea Dealers.
Grout Jona, 499 Main
Hadwen 0. B. Lovell St.
Phelps Joseph £. 4 Chaaning
If ate. Waeliere, 4te»
Smith Thomas & Co. Cypress
Oil Maker.
Taylor R. C. Qainsigamond (Neat^-fpot
Opclclaae.
Chandler S. F. & Sons, Bigelow Qourt
Stockwell I. H. 1721^ Main
WeixlerJ. P.jr.94Main
Oripaa ]iall«l««s*
LoriDg & Blake Organ Co. 64 fiont^-
bridge
Taylor & Farley, 1 Hermon
Ojsters.
Utley John W. 10 Foster (See Fish)
JPalmfere.
Albee Edwin. 199 Main
Ballou Amasa. 6 Pleasant
Bernard Geo. H. 53 Union
Bowker Chas. A. 9 Waldo
Bulah Chas. W. 27 School
Chase R. H. rear 26 Front
Clark Geo. H. Norwich
Drury M. L. 58>^ Southbridge
Estabrook £. R. 6 Pleasant
Fitzgerald Wm. 58 Exchange
Hilgrove A. Union
Hutohioson Gerry. 11 Mechanic
Lemke H. (Sign and Ornamental,) 18
Myrtle
Pollock James, 244 Main
Prouty Wm. D. (Furniture,) I Central
Kawsoo Lewis A. 11 John
Revere Fred. (Sign and Ornamental,) 10
Foster
Rice Dexter, (Sign and Ornamental,) 1
Pleasant
Rice T. C. 205^ Main •
Rines G. W. 32 Beacon
Ross & McGregor. 1 Central
Smith T. H. rear 10 Central
Stevens A. (Sign and Ornamental,) 244
Main
Stiles Fred, rear 8 Waldo
Woodward T. M. (Ornamental,) 83 Main
Palate, Oil and Olaee.
Clark G. H. Norwich
Foster C. <b Co. 222 Main
Howe G. S. & A. J. Bank Block, Foster
Kionicutt & Co. 162 Main
Marble Jerome & Co. 250 Main
Miller Henry W. 46 Main
Ross & McGregor, 1 Central
White J. C. & Co. 6 Front
Paper Ralere*
Grout & Bigelow, 239 Main
Sanford & Son. 208 Main
Paper-makers Macliiaery.
Rice. Barton & Fales. Union
Seaverns J. L.. Union
1 .
nmmmnauujiiJUMBetmmfmmmmm
Converse H. 270)^ Maia
Union Paper Box Co. 257 Main
Whitcomb G. Henry & Co. BigeloF oo^
Barnes F. D. 47 North Ashland
Hector A. B. 14 Chandler
Higgins Elon G. lo William
Higgins F. W. 86 Chandler
Mowbraj J. G. Bouthbridge
Newton A. H. ^ Co. 196 Main
Rawson Erander T. 1 ^ BIm
Toppin Elisha, 27 Union
Brown Albert a 181 Main
Clark, Sawjer <& Co. 2 Flagg's blook
Higgins E. G. 15 William
M^ynard D. B. 289 Main
Newton A. H. & Co. 196 Main
Luther Jonathan, 197 Main
Marsh Alejtander, 197 Main
Reed, Rice & Richardson, 47 WiMshi>on
Paper Stock, *c.
BuellS. K. 18 Foster
Grout & Bigelow, 239 Main
Holdsworth T. 0. & Co. 62 Exehange
Russell I. D. 88 Front
Smith & Murdock, 50 Main
Patent Solicitors.
Arnold James G. 12 Bank block
Dodge Thomas H. Post Office block, Pearl
Pattern and IHoclel makers.
Andrews Daniel F. 51 Exchange
Brown Wm. |1. 46 Mechanic
Bixby Austin W. Union, cor. School
Healey John W. Foundry
Pollard L. L. 44 Exchange
MulloyN. P. 212 Main
Thomas & Co. Merrifield's, Cypress
Wheeler J. S. & Co. 3 Hermon
Goodnow Harrison D; 7 Hanoyer
Gore & Richardson, 256 M%in
Perforated Paper and Vetals.
Towne & Co. 46 Mechanic
l^eriodicals.
Chamberlain E. H. U3 Main
Hall C. C. & J. K. 293 Main
Holland C. D. Foster St. Depot
Thompson S. & Co. 259 Main
Brigham & Stiles, 271 Main
Carter Milton T. cor. Main and Park Sts.
Claflin Chas. B. R. 239 Main
Critcherson G. P. 289 Main
Daniels A. F. 197 Main
Lawrence Frank, 188 Main
Leland Edwin J. Harrington comer
Reed Henry J. 222 Main
P||iyslctaas«
Andrews J. A. Flagg^s bloclc
Baker Mrs. Mary G. (Homeopathlst,) 7
Pearl
Barnard F. (Thomsonian,) ^ Main
Bates Geo. A. 10 Pearl
Bates Joseph A. 10 Pearl
Bemis Merrick, Sup't State Lunatic ^o)l?
pital
Brown Mrs. S. A. Clairvoyant. 9 Maple
Buxton H. W. (Pulmonist,) 42 Portland
Chamberlain W. B. (Homeopathist,) 9 Eljfi
Clark Mrs. B. R. 7 Myrtle
Clark Henry, 3 Chestnut
Dearbourn Mrs. C. H. 309 Main
Deland E. H. Webster squaie
Donaldson N. J. eor. Arch and Fonntain
Draper Joseph, Assistant Lunatic hospital
Fish Miss Lucy H. 142 Main
Fiske S. W. (Clairvoyant,) 27 Salem
FlHgg Edwin B. eor. Main and Austin
Flagg Samuel, 3 Waldo bloo^
Francis George K. 6 Elm
Fuller Amos W. (Vegetable,) 33 Thomas
Gage Thomas H. 18 Pearl
Geralds Mrs. M. W. 25 Mechanic
Heywood Benj. F. 147 Main
Higgins Mrs. L. 16 Ai*ch
Hobart Anson L. 10 Green
Horton Wm. 25 Central
Hubon Peter B. 14 Green
Hunt David, (Homeopathic.) 110 Main
Johnson Mrs. F. C. (Clairvoyant,) High
Kelley F. H. 36 Front
Knight W. A. 266 Main
Leland Fred. C. 45 Salem
Mansfield Chas. 12 Front St. excluuige
Martin Oramel, 16 Pleasant
Mignault Peter B. 24 Trumbull
Moeller F. 4 Bartlett place
Mtx)re J. C. W. (Homeopathic.) 16 Pearl
Nichols L. B. (Homeopathic,) |02 Main
» Palmer H. 0. 3 Peaii
Park J. G. 5 Pearl
Phillips E. G. 19 Carroll
Priest S .G. 1 Walnut
Uice Fran^ IL 4 Elm
Richards W. E. (Homeopathist,) Front St.
Exchange
Sargent Joseph, 256 Main
Schofield Edwin, Waldo Block
Simpson H. Y. 36 Front
Spaulding R. 26 Main
Thayer H. R. 6 Pearl
Warner E. 266 Main
Wood Albert, 12 Pearl
Woodward Rufns, 20 Pearl
Workman William, 13 Elm
Planing Mills.
Baker Charles Sl Co. Manchester
Eeyes Israel N. Central; cor. UnioDt
Merrifield Wm. F. Union cor. Exchange
Pistols— iSM Fin Jmu.
I
Pianos.
Faj & Richards, 254 Main
Gorbam C. L. & Co. 109 Main
Leland S. R. &,8on, 205)4 ^^^
Merrifield Lucius. 369 Main
Smith 0. A. 369 Main
Piano JForte Taners.
Allen Albert S. 252 Main
Hanson Chas. F. 205>^ Mn
Merrifield L. 369 Main
Moore J. D. 7 Quincy
Sumner William, 254 Main
Picturon and Cramos.
Cumings Chester, 172)^ Main •
Gardner C. A. 245 Main
Hall C. C. & J. E. 293 Main
Peck A. E. 100 Main
Whitney Edward, 247 Main
Piano IValcors.
Smith E. Merrifield's Building, Cypress
Plow Hanafacturers.
Ames Plow Co. Court Mills, Uoion
Portal»lo Steam Snyines.
Whitcomb Byron, Cypress cor. Exchange
Piambers.
Greene & Jordan 415 Main
Lucas Wm. & Son, 2 Pearl
Mathews & Chamberlain, cor. Waldo and
Exchange
Miller Henry W. 46 Main
Shields & Moody, 10 Foster
Sutton George '1'. 10 Thomas
Tucker Nathaniel G. 23 Pleasant
Williams G. W. 268 Main
Printers, Hoolc and JTob*
ADAMS ASA B. 212 Main
Fiske Edw. R. & Son, Foster, opp. Depot
Goddard & Nye, 279 Main
Hamilton Chas. Central exchange
Smith John F. 1 Pleasant
Snow Brothers, 1st National Bank Buil-
ding, Main near Pearl
Tyler & Seagrave, 252 Main
Produce*
BurbBnk Brothers <& Co. Allen's court
Cheney <& Farley, 272 Main ,
Clark & Houghton, 95 and 97 Front
Dutton George H. 5 Sargent's block
Fawcett E. A. 2B0 Main
Fish F. W. & Co. 14 Front
Heslor J. & Co. cor. Main and Austin
Hopson & Cole, 38 Southbridge
Learned, Newton & Co. 3 Allen's court
Staples Samuel E. Main cor. Park
Tolman Adin, 293 Main
Warfield A. J. Main cor. Allen court
Young, Norcross & Co. 16 Front
Provisions.
Bond J. S. Main, cor. Beaver
Brigham L. L. dc Co. 26 Front
Cove & Kelliher, 19 Millbury
Dennis J. & Co. 297 Main and 7 South-
bridge
Ellis & Flagg, 18 Park
Fobes Hiram & Co. 84 Front
Geigher George, 16 Thomas
Hall Edward P. 5 Southbridge
Hillman & Combs, 73 Front
Hobbs & Winn, 7 and 9 Exchange
Hopson & Cole, 38 Southbridge
Maynard <& Belcher, 2 Pleasant
McManus & Keller, 13 Winter
Miller & Louis, 84 Pleasant
McFarland A. Jr., 39 Exchange
Monahan Thomas, 295 Main
Morse & Smith, 4 Eaton block
Nye M. P. 2 Bangs block
Peaslee Abram, 8 Pearl
Pevey E. P. cor. Madison & Southbridge
Pratt Chas. B. & Co.. 238 Main
Prentice H. L. & Co.. 64 Front
Prentice James B. Trumbull square
Smith E. T. & Co., Shrewsbury, corner
Mulberry
Stearns Brothers, Wood's block, Summer
^towell Nath.l E. Main cor. Hermon
Streeter John P. & Bro. 24>^ Green
Wescott John F. 65 Central
White Leonard, 12 Pleasant
Whittemore A. F. & Co. 34 Main
Wood & Gunn, Milton
Pulflisbers.
Burbank A. L. 205 Main
Howes B. G. 275 Main
Howland Henry J. 205 Main
Pulloys.
Jones W. & Co. at Junction Foundry
Mathews I. D. 52 Union
Wheeler Wm. A. 32 Thomas
Pump JRepairers.
Claflin 0. W. rear 199 Main
Greene <& Jordan, 415 Main
Lucas Wm. & Son, 2 Pearl
Mathews & Chamberlain, cor. Waldo and
Exchange
Russell A. & Co. 27 Southbridge
Russell L D. 88 Front
Shurtleff Samuel H. 60 Front
Sutton George T. 10 Thomas
Tucker N. G. & Co. 23 Pleasant
WOODEN PUMP K^KKRS.
Cook 0. K. Tatnuck
Tucker Erastus, Tatnuck
RAILROAD OONTBAOTORS.
Gore & Richardson, 256 Main
Railway Switch Stands.
Woodward F. G. Cypress
Rasor Strops.
Pomeroy J. E. 4 Bangs block
Torrey J. G. 413 Main
BUSINESS DIBECTOKT.
297
Readintr Rooms.
Free Public Library. Elm
Mechanics, Mechanics Hall
Revolviag' Clofliea frames.
Holden Howard, 76 Main
Rolling mills.
Washbarn and Moen Manofaoturing Co.
Quinsigamond
Washbarn Iron Co. Bloomingdale
Rooflnc, iiBB AVD WATBR paoov.
Rookwood & Nickerson, 1 97 Main
Union Roofing Co. 140 Southbridge
Rooflas'^ ^"'
Hathorn a H. 1 Parker's block
Jordan J. W. 415 Main
Marphj £. A. & Co. 4 douthbridge
Oliver P. P. lOS Main
Phelps & Cooley, C7 Front
Smith & Murdock, 50 Main
Williams George W. 268 Main
ROOflBir, BLATB.
Barnard John, Millbrook
Hathorn 3. R. 1 Pamer's block
HABvfisctaror.
Lorimer Alex. Exchange cor. Blackstone
Rubber C^oods.
Allen & Reed, American Hoase block
Currier J. M. 144 Main
Saddle rj Hardware.
Walker Appleton, 65 Main
Wallace Sumner & Co, 37 Exchange
Worcester Buckle Co. 24 Foster
Saad for Boildlair*
LoTell A. B. 310 Main
Nourse A. South Worcester
Savr filers and Repairers.
Claflin 0. W. rear 199 Main
Phetteplace S. W. 6 Pleasant
Rawson J. D. 236 Main
Rice Josiah, Pleasant cor. Main
Saw Mills.
Baker Chas. & Co. Manchester
Curtis Albert, Trowbridgenlle
Eeyes 1. N. Central cor. Union
Merrifield W. F. Union, near Exchange
Patoh W. W. Mill
Sash, Roors and Blinds.
Rice, Griffin & Co. Union cor. Exchange
Ross & McGregor, 1 Central
Steyens D. & C. P. Southbridge
•crews, Racliine.
Bagley E. A. & Co. Armsby's building,
Central
Minter & Morey, 44 Exchange
Scroll Saw^insr.
Pollard L. L. 44 Exchange
Reeb}' R. M. Cypress
Russ & Eddy, Manchester
37
Sculptor.
Kinney B. H. Front St. Monumental works
Seed Store.
LoTell J. D. 256 Main
Sewinc Hacliine Repairers.
Lincoln J. B. & Co. 24 Foster, opp. Depot
Mulloy N. P. 212 Main
Sawyer Joseph A. 313 Main
Spaulding L. Q. 262 Main
Sewing' JHacbines.
Culyer A. £. (^Etna,) 252 Main
Howland Joseph A. (Wheeler & Wilson,)
178 Main
Leland D. (Florence,) 205^ Main
Peck A. E. (V^eed,) 104 Main
Perry & Paul. (Wilson,) 265 Main
Shaffer & Marquand, (Singer,) 216 Main
Spaulding L. Q. (Howe,) 262 Main '
Stock well L H. (Am. Overseaming,)
172>^ Main
Sewing- Hlacltine Bleedles.
Worcester Needle Co. 46 Mechanic
Sewinir Silk Manufacturers.
Worcester Silk Co. 1 May
Staaftiuff.
Mathews L D. 52 Union
Shears.
Rice & Whitcomb, (For Iron,) Merrifield's
Cypress
ToulminJohn, (Binders,) New Worcester
Pond L. W. Union, cor. Exchange
Shear Bladcs» dec.
Coes L. & A. G. Beaver
Shear Orinder.
Perkins J. S. Merrifield's, 9 Cypress
Shoe Ranuracturers.
Andrews S. C. 84 Southbridge
Baker Healey, 313 Main
Bay State Shoe and Leather Co. Austin
Carey I. H. 42 Southbridge
Fay Henry C. Southbridge
Hubbard H. B. Hermon
Jenks H. B. 1 Park
Muzzy E. A. & Co. 305 Main
Smyth Brothers & Co. 6 Bangs block
Stowe L. & Co. 3 & 5 Washington square
Thompson S. B. 6 Pleasant
Wesson J. E. Waldo
Wesson Rufus, Jr. 5 Waldo
Shoe Sfails.
Allen Asa M. Merrifield's, Union
SilTor Platers.
Hatch W. Palmer, 317 Main
Jennings H. J. 233 Main
Robinson Wm. L. 24 Foster
Walker Appleton, 65 Main
Wallace Sumner & Co. 37 Exchange
Skate manufacturers.
Winslow S. C. & S. 2 Cypress
298
BUSINESS DIBECTOBY.
Silversiiiitlia.
Chandler S. F. Bigelow court
Gard Thoa. D. 205} Main
ftlate Rooflnfir. (bes Boornro.)
Small I'mit Orower.
Draper James, Plantation, comer Bloom-
ingdal&
Soap makers.
Arnold Cyrus, 232 Pleasant
Connelly Patrick, Mill, N. W.
Elliott Alexander, Canterbury
Elane Martin, Beaver
Laoy Michael, 17 Millbury
Marsh & Bacon, New Worcester
Rugg Geo. W. 33 Grafton
Soda Water BKaaafaetory.
Hewett Geo. F. rear lO Front
Spectacles.
Chandler S. F. & Son, Bigelow oonrt
Stockwelll. H. 17214 ^^in* ^^^ ^^ ^^^
Watch and jewelry Stores
SplBflle*.
Ballbu & Boss, Northyille
Spokes.
Fitch & Winn, Cypress
Stables.
Baker David J. New Worcester
Barnard B. 11 School
Bemis Nathan T. & Co. 34 Exchange
Butler S. D. 15 Mechanic
Clark Stockwell, Foster
Fairbrother Chas. Exchange Hotel
Harrington C. A. Bay State iStable
Howard Justin, American Stable, Waldo
Howard S. T. Foster
Kendriok George P. & Co. Franklin
Stockwell R M. 3 Mechanic
Wheelock Estes, 3 Waldo
Whitney H. S. 76 Southbridge
Stair BnllAers.
Carter E. W. 18 Mechanic .
Stratton F. A. 50 Union
Warren C. 23 Southbridge
Stationers.
Burbank Asa L. 205 Main
Chamberlain E. H. 113 Main
Grout and Bigelow, 289 Main
Hall C. C. & J. K. 293 Main
Howes B. G. 275 Main
Sanfurd Wm. H. & Son, 184 Main
Thompson S. & Co. 259 Main
Whitney Edward, (Wholesale) 247 Main
Steam and Oas Pipe Fitters.
Barrett, Washburn & Co. 6 Poarl
Colbath J. & Son, 12 Foster
Washburn Steam Engine Works, 3 Her-
mon
Whitcomb Byron, 1 Cypress
Steam Packingr*
Wheelock Jerome, 42 Thomas
Stereoscopes and Views.
Chamberlain E. H. 113 Main
Stone Cntters^iSSM OraniU Workert.
Stone IVare Manufactory.
Norton F. B. & Co. Water
Stoves and Vin IVare.
Jordan J. W. 415 Main
Loring Joseph F. 73 Main
Lucas William & Son, 2 Pearl
Miller Henry W. 46 Main
Murphy E. A. & Co. 4 Southbridge
Oliver Francis P. 108 Main
Phelps & Cooley, 67 Front '
Reed T. H. 231 Main
Russell A. & Co. 44 Southbridge
Russell I. D. 88 Front
Smith & Murdock, 50 Main
Williams G. W. 268 Main, comer Austin
Stove Maniafactarers.
Earle Stove Co. Gold near Southbridge
Phelps & Foskitt, South Worcester
Wheeler William A. 32 Thomas
Vailors~&8 OMhk^f,
Vailoresses.
Allis Phebe, children's clothes, 168 Main
Cutting Mrs. Sophia J. 26 Orange
Polsom Mrs. Eliza, 15 Thomas
Harrington Miss H. John
Kirby Mrs. Tyler C. 28 Mechanic
Magoun Mrs. Ann H. 32 Exchange
Marsh Mrs. Eunice A. 27 Oxford
Parker Mrs. E. H. 1 Queen
Proctor Hannah M. 10 William
Race Mrs. E. 6 Lincoln
Stockwell Mrs. Martha, 37 John
Tebbetts, Mrs. Adeline, 13 Thomas
Tea Dealers.
Brown & Marshall, 78 Southbridge
aolden A. <fe Co. 210 Main
Hillman & Combs, 73 Front
Marden James, 48 Front
Spurr, George R. 201 Main
Swett William O. 227 Main
Steanft Snipines and Boilers.
N, Y. Steam Engine Works, Washington
Rice, Barton & Fates, Union
Stewart & Dillon, Cypress
Graton & Knight, Bloomingdale
Warren Samuel, MillbroOk
Tape Milnafactarers.
Hamilton Chas. W. & Co. Water
Smith Wm. A. 3 Allen court
Washburn L. K. <& Co. 2 Allen court
Taps and Dies.
Tougas & Duprey, 9 Cypress
Taxidermist.
Brainerd Miss M. M. 9 Elm
BUSINESS DIBECTOBY.
299
Teleffrapli OIBces.
Franklin Telegraph Co. 3 Lincoln block
Western Union Telegraj^h Co. 229 Main,
Bay iState House
And at the Railroad Stations
Tliread Illanuffikctarer.
Warren Thread Co. Grove Mills
Tin Cyllndera asd Dram*.
Pockhan George R. 38 Uniox^
Tin IVftre.
Smith & Mnrdook, 50 Main
See also StoTes» <Seo.
Toys, Ac.
Harrington F. W. 214 Main
Merrill £noch, 200 Main
Weixler J. P. 110 Main
Yoang Priestley, 209 Main
TrABAporttttlon Aipents.
Barnard J. 4 Foster
Mnnroe A. C. 6 Brinley hall
Tripe, Meatsfoof Oil ami Bone.
Taylor Ransom C. Quinsigamond
Trnnka, Valtoes and Aag«.
Brown P. 245 Main
Trans Maker*
Cutting N. H. 10 Brinley hall
Tarklsk HaSlis.
Whittemore H. S. 48 Front
Turners of IVood.
Rice, Griffin & Co. Union cor. Exchange
Goodell J. M. Merrifield's, Cypress
Pollard & Conkey, 51 Exchange
Tamlnf Tables.
Aldrich P. & Son. 8 High
Vnftbrella and Parasol IKakers*
Moore N» P. 207 Main
Redigan James, 5 East Central
llndertakers.
Hildreth George G. 10 Foster
McConville T. A. 2 Green
Sessions €korge & Son, 27 Front
Vpliolsterers.
Bowman Henry A. 244 Main
Brown Wm. Central exchange
Carey Phineas, 119 Main
Choliar J. D. Lincoln House block
Eidt Jacob, 245 Main
Lawrence J. B. American Hpuse block
Whittemore Mrs. A. W. 17 Summer
TTnlentlnes.
Howland S. A. 244 Main
Whitney Manufacturing Co. 245 Main
Variety Stores.
Harrington F. W. 214 Main
Merrill Enooh, 200 Main
Young P. 209 Main
Veterinary 8arg>eoas.
Brackett Gilbert M. 10 Shrewsbury
Penniman J. Main, front of Oread
Sessions JN. E. Swan's Hotel
Vlbratlnar Skears.
Toulmin John, New Worcester
VInegmr JHanafacturers.
Whiting & Atkinson, 31 Washingtion sqr.
IVatck makers and Itepalrers.
Blake & Robtnson, Main oorner Foster
Buck D. A. A. 371 Main
Burbank Asa L. 205 Main
Eaton Leander, 93 Main
Fenno William D. & Son, 102 Main
Goddard Benjamin, 174 Main
Harrington & Bullens, 195 Main
Johnson L. 159 Main
Lamb Thomas M. 275 Main
Rice Charles W. 205 Main
Story S. N. 149 Main
Weixler J. P. Jr. 84 Main
Heater I*llter-
Chapin Jason, 102 Summer
ITater IVkeels.
Jones W. Si Co. at Junction Foundry
Thayer Lewis, (Rose & Peck's) 8 Fn>nt
St. exchange
Upham J. W. at W. A. Wheeler's
ITeddlng* Cake Maker.
Hemenway Hannah, May
Peabody B. I. Cypress cor. Foster
Reed Charles G. «& Co. Union cor. Foster
See, also, Carriage Makers.
ITklp Makersf
Eirby Geo. E. <& Co. 233 Main
ITklte D^astaers, dec.
Gorham Hiram, 30 Summer
Higgins F. W. 86 Chandler
Eettell Thomas J. Border
Mowbray J. G. Southbridge, 8. W.
Parker Allen, at Williams' Drug Store
Rawson E. T. 1)4 Elm
iriir Maker*
Walker Prof. G. under Bay State House
irillow IFare.
Weixler J. P. 110 Main
IVlndow Skade Mannfactmrerp.
Blanchard Geo. H. Leominster
Newton A. H. & Co. 196 Main
Revere Fred. 10 Foster
Wire Mann/actnrers.
Washburn & Moen Manuf g Co., Grove
Wine' Mannfactnrers.
Blackmer L. Bangs block
Townsend V. P. & Co. Quinsigaoxond
IFIre IFork Manufacturers.
Ayers Samuel, Holden
Chamberlain H. J. 3 Dix
Hill Beni. B. rear 26 Summer
Howe, Blgelow <& Co. 99 Main
-^~-
300
BUSINESS DISECTOBY.
Mnlloy N. P. 212 Main
Hall Wm. M. & Son. foot Foster
Garfield & Parker, Front
Smith J. F. 16^ Thomas
Santom Joseph, Jr. 15 Central
Clark & Newton, Allen court
Follansbee J. M. Armsbj's huilding, (
Central (
Hyatt & Hobbs, 30 Front
IVoolea RagrSf Ac.
Chamberlin H. H. & Co. 252 Main
Holdsworth T. D. & Ci. 62 Exchange
Champion R. 231 Main1|
Smith & Murdock, 50 Main
Wood Mooldlngw.
Rioe, Griffin & Co. Union cor. Exchange
Buss & Eddji Manchester
irood ITorklBir Maclilaery.
, (See Machinists.)
ITool.
B ell S. E. 18 Foster
Chamberlin H. H. & Co. 252 Main
Brigham E. L. Main cor. Walnnt
Forbes W. E. Main tor. Elm
Gross, Strauss & Co. 152 Main
^Wremeh^ n»«afa€taron.
Coes L. & A. G. Webster square
Dodge & Wellington, P. O. block
Toast.
Squires Edw. H. (Connecticut) 2Hennon
Worce ster M. A. (Dry Hop) 14 Bridge
(Sucoeesor to the late firm of DaviB k Stoddard.)
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
j^nd Notary I*i:il>lic5
Office, No. 96 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
Also, as Commissioner, will take Depositions, AcknowledgemenUi of Deeds, Ac, for the
States of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connectioat, New
York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin.
DEWEY & GOULiDING,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
Worcester, Mass.
V. H. DEWET, )
F. P. GOULDING. J
HARTLEY TVILLIAM8,
(LATE DEWEY k WILLIAMS.)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
SIS Is^CAJIlT STie/EET,
Residence, No. 20 Harvard Street, WORCESTER, MASS.
Mr. Williams is the Agent of the
New Mngland Mutual Life Insurance Co.
This Companj is located in Boston, and is one of the soundest Life Insurance Companies in New
England
ITS NET ACCUMULATION IS OVER $3,000,000.
Dividends are Paid Annually.
Advertising Department
GROUT & BIGELOW,
239 Main Street,
BOOKSELLERS
STATIONERS,
AND
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We offer, for sale at the lowest prices, a large collection of STAimARD, Mis'
CELLANEoiTS and School Books^ with the New Bboks as soon as issued. We
shall keep an assortment of
Legal Blanks and La\vr Stationery,
Gold & Steel Pens, Copying Books, Copying presses, Den-
nison's Tags, Japanned Cash Boxes, Thermometers,
and Staple and Fancy Stationery,
^OOOTJI>rT BOOKIS,
For Banks, Railroad, Insurance and Manufacturing Co*s, Merchants and Tra-
ders, made to order, to any pattern desired.
Onr Stock of Blank Books, is very large, and comprises all the kinds in use.
We have and shall keep a full assortment of Mabie, Todd & Go's GOLD
PENS, which are the best in the world. Every Pen warranted to give satis-
faction.
Photograph, Tintype, and Autograph Albums,
in all styles and qualities, and at the lowest prices.
Our Stock is now very large, and it is our aim to keep a
full assortment of all goods in our line.
GROUT
& BIGELOW,
Worcester, M.aaa.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
©ometliiiig Ne^w I
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PATENT
Mmcme knife
f
MANUFACTURED BY
KETCHUM & LOUD,
WINCHINDON, MASS.
We offer this knife to the pablic, having the utmost confidence that it is sa-
i perior to any other knife made in this country. We claim that it is the onlj
knife that takes on the drawing stroke by its own action, and also that it will
cut raw or boiled meat equally well. All we ask of any one who doubts, is to
try it. We ask no one to bu^ unless our claim proves good.
It should be used in a tray or bowl of sufficient size to allow the blades to
spread when the knife is forced down upon its bottom. Care should be taken
to oil the joints and pins which the springs play upon. .
The thumb-screw passing through the shank will give more or less force as
the nut is turned off or on ; giving it the power to cut the toughest raw mefit,
or the softest vegetables.
Both blades should be sharpened with a fine Stone or Hone, before using.
The knife, after cleaning, should be hung up by the hole in the center of the
blades when open.
In cutting raw hard meat, the nut should be turned on until the springs are
brought down upon the pin in the shank.
This Knife was awarded a Diploma at the New England States Fair at New
Haven, Gt., Sept. I. Also, at the Vt. State Fair at Burlington, Sept. 8, 1868.
Also, at the New Hampshire State Fair held at Manchester, Sept. 22, 1868, and
at the Maine State Fair held at Portland, Oct. 6th, 1868.
All orders addressed to the manufacturers will receive their personal attention.
Agents wanted in every Town in the Country.
Also, Town and County rights for Sale.
!
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ADVBETI8INQ DBPARTMMNT.
In Front St. Exchange, No. 12 Front St. ; Office No. 275 Main St.,
WORCBSTKR, MASS.
Conimercifti Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Mecbanioal Drairiiig, Ac.
TnlUon (br thiw mocthi— Udlei. lO.OO. Toittan fer Chn» tnitnUts— GmUemai. tia.lX). Blank
Booki, ButliHui-T.eK (br Uie Ihrw montlu, SS.DCI, Cnl^n iiijibl* upon mcnnca. gchoD) bpim
from9(ol2,aio4,Midfroni7«i9aO, No TucmUoni. ForHi
B. O. HOWES, Frinoipal,
J. H. OSOOOD, IHOHAS W. DAVIS.
J. BARNARD. CHS. H. WILLIAMS.
OSGOOD & CO.'S-
BOSTON AND WORCESTER
EXPRESS.
OFFICES,
Boston, - 34: and 35 Court Square.
"Woroesteri - !N"o. 4: Foster Street.
EXPRESS JSrOTICE.
To the Fatrons of Express.
on the Providence and Worcester, and Boston, Hartford,
and Erie Mailroads.
An EXPRE^tS DEPARTMENT has been organized bj the above Rail
road Companies, to commence Jan. 1, lgR9. AH boBiness usually done bj Ex
presses will be attended to proraptlj, and at low rates. Special Messengera
three times each waf , dailj. Connections at Wat«rford twice daily, for all sta-
tions on the B. H. and E, Railroad.
Mark Goods "P. and W. B. B. Ex."
OFFICES— At Osgood k Co.'s, 4 Foster st., Worcester ; Earle & Prew, 34
Dorrance St., Providence ; No. 8 Court square, Boston.
■ S. H. LEONARD, Supt. Express Dep't.
ADVERTISING DBPARTMBNT.
Union Iron Works,
11 Cypress St., Worcester, Mass.
MaDDfactaTera of
TAFT'S I
Celebrated Improved |
Patent |
Power & Hand
PUNCHING
Kice & Whltcomb,
PROPRIETORS.
fi.L.Gorkin&Go.
Waldo Block,
Main Street,
WOBCESTBE, MASS.
New M and
OF EVERY VARIETY.
Also, Hason & Hamlin's Cabinet Organs, Iffelodeons,
Sheet Music, and MuBioal Merchandise
of every description.
^•-FiMioa, CabiD«t Organi and Melodeoos. to rant on tbs moil fsvorable terma...Ctf
PiSDOB, sod hIT Mniicsl laBtrnments Tuned and otherwise repaired,
b; the most experienced Horkmen, and warnnted.
o. Xj. G-o:RJ3:jiLj^ & CO.
WALDO BLOCK, - * - - - WORCESTER, MASS.
ADVERTISIBQ DEPATRHENT. 0*
STATE MUTUAL
Life Assurance Co.
03^ "WOIS-OESTEI?/, 1^,.A SS.
No. 98 Main Street,
Isaac Davis AJex. H. Bullock, E. B. Stoddard,
Emorj Waahbnm, John M. Earle, T. W. Hammond,
Chas. L. Pafcoam, Wm. Dickinson, Alex. DeWilt,
Joseph Sargent, Freemao Upham, Joseph A. Denny,
Thomas E, Qage, Gtarendon Harris, Edir. Dickinson,
S. Saliabniy, Jr.
CLARENDON HARRIS. Secretary.
This Company has been in operation Twentj-four Tears.
Its Cash Assets Eire about $900,000.00.
Its Kates of Preminms are much less than in other Mutual
Companies.
Ita basis in cash, — its method is bcohomy, — its principles are
SAFETY and SKCDRITY tO the A88TIEED.
i It makes Annaal Dividends on all classes of Policies, on the
Contribution Plan.
ADYBRTIBINCh DBPARTMBNT.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
"Worcester, Mass.
Office, 188 Main Street^ over Citizens' Bank.
Capital Stock paid in, $104,800. A88et8,$170,000.
Insures Buildings, Merchandise, Manufactories, and Per-
sonal Property generally.
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DIREOTORS,
Stephen Salisbury, Worcester,
Francis H. Dewey,
Lewis Barnard,
Francis H. Kinnicutt,
Geo. W. Richardson,
Isaac Daris,
Josiah H. Clarke,
Charles B. Pratt,
Wm. S. Davis, Worcester.
U. C. CROSBY, Jr. Secretary.
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MERCHANTS' AND FARMERS'
M:tJTXT-A.IL.
FIEE INSUEANCE 00.
NO. 96 MAIN STREET,
\A/ORCESTER, MAS^.
■ JANUARY 1, 1869.
gSmitS'^otes fiSo:o8S:^o} Total Available Assets, $638,000.00
Cash Dividends paid past year, $17,324.21.
ISAAC DAVIS, Pres't.
E. B. STODDARD, Sec'y.
This Company insnreB Building^, Merchandise, and Personal Propeirty» of the safer
elasses only, strictly on thb mutual plan. It has not only neyer made an assess «
ment, but has paid a cash dividend to every policy which has expired since its incor-
poration. With the usual dividends, you obtain cheaper and better Insurance in this
oiBoe than in any Stock Office in the country.
Directors. — Isaac Davis, Worcester, Charles L. Putnam, Worcester, William Dick-
inson, Woroaster, Al^ander H. Bullock, Worcestea, E. B. Stoddard, Worcester, Claren-
don Harris, Worcester, John D Washburn, Worcester, Alexander I)eWitt, Oxford, Jo-
seph A. Denny, Leicester, John S. Adams, Amherst, H, U. Stephens, Dudley, Charles
G. Stevens, Clinton.
Isaac Prouty, Spencer,
Samuel Woodward, Worcester,
S. A. Porter, Worcester,
Jacob Edwards, Jr. Boston,
A. C. May hew, Milford,
Chas. G. Stevens, Clinton,
Cheney Hatch, Leicester,
Geo. C. Davis,' Northboro',
WM.. S. DAVIS. President. !
ADVBRTI8INO DBPARTMBNT.
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First National Fire Insurance Co.
OF THE
City of Worcester, Mass.
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j^uthorized Capital, - SSOO-OOO,
Of which $100,000 is already Paid in.
E. A. GOODNOW, Pres't. E. P. HOWLAND, Sec'y,
DIRECTORS,
E. A. Goodnow, W. H. Dexter, Charles B. Pratt,
R. C. Taylor, Martin Lathe, C. S. Turner,
T. W. Wellington, Geo. Draper, Milford, J. D. Lovell,
Hartley Williams, J. H. Nelson, Shrewsbury, Hiram Fobes.
This Company, having completed their arrangements for business, is now
prepared to issue policies on all First Class Property.
Buildings, Merchandise, and New Buildings in process of erection, insured
on as favorable terms as in any other reliable Company.
Office, Q4:4= Main Street,
Opposite the head of Front Street.
CENTRAL AXnTUAZi
Co.
Wm. Brigbam, Boston.
Jona. D. Wheeler, Grafton.
Rodney Wallace, Fitchburg.
C. A. Dresser, Southbridge.
0. F. Chase, Dudley.
WOftCEl^TER, JilASS.
WM. T. MERRIFIELD, Pres't, ALBERT TOLMAN, Treas.
L. C. PARKS, Vice President, H. K. MERRIFIELD, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
W. T. Merrifield, Worcester. Alzirus Brown, Worcester. S. M. Wheelock, Uxbridge.
L. C. Parks, " Geo. S. Barton, " Joseph Murdock, Leicester.
Phillip L. Moen, " Sumner Pratt, " '
Calvin Taft, " Jo«. H. Walker, "
Albert Tolman, " Henry K. Merrifield, «
Wm. H. Jourdan, " L.J. Enowles, Warren.
Albert Curtis, "
The Central Mutual Fire Insurance Company insures Dwellings, Churches, School
Houses and Personal Property, generally.
It proposes to insure all kinds of property not considered "Extra Hacardous," upon
the Mutual plan.
While Massachusetts liberally protects her property fW)m loss, she should be as just
to her own interests as she is to Foreign Corporations, whose accumulated wealth is
largely her Capital. We would ask of her thai which is wisely suggested by her Insur-
ance Commissioner, viz ;
Home instead of Foreign Protection.
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Worcester Bank JBlock, - Foster Street,
WOBCESTEB, MASS.
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THE "W^Oie/OESTElie/
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
The Oldest Insurance Company in this vicinity, continues to insure only the
safest kinds of property.
President, ANTHONY CHASE. Secretary, CHAS. M. MILES.
DIRECTORS,
EbenV Toimy, Fitchbuig, Alutfon Hunilton, W. Biookfield, Anthony Chaae, Worcester,
Paul Whitin, Northbridge, James S. Woodworth, Worcester, F. W. Paine, "
Amoxy Holman, Bolton, D. S. Messinger, " S. S. Hastings, Pxinoeton.
THE PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK.
Comer of Main and Pleasant Streets, ,
Is Open Daily for the Eeeeipt of Deposits.
Deposits put on interest the first day of every month.
Bank hours— 9 to 1, and 2 to 4. Closed on Saturdays at 1.
C. M. BENT. Treas. JOHN C. MASON, Pres't
WiU remove in a few months to their new office, opposite City Hall.
^V*^ Of New York.
Assets over $2,500,000.
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GENERAL AGENT FOR
LIFE INSURANCE,
Gives his special attention to this Department of Insurance, and is prepared to
obtain Policies to the amount of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
on any one Insurable Life, in Companies having an
Aggregate Capital of Twenty-five Million Dollars.
Also, FIRE RISKS negotiated to any amount, in responsible offices, at
Low Rates.
Office, No. 3 Front St. Exchange,
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ADVERTISING DBPARTMENT.
Washburn Iron Company,
WORCESTER. MASS.
EDT;VA.RD lu. r)A.VIS. Treasurer.
EAILWAY IROiT,
Locomotive Tires, Car Wheels.
Works directly opposite the Western Railway Station.
Commission Merchants, and Dealers in
Flonr^ Grra>iii,
Salt, Butter, Cheese, Malt, Lime, Cement, Calcined Plaster,
Hair, Gaano, Snper-pbosphate of Lime, Groand Plaster and Ojster Shell,
And Western Produce Generally.
r^v^ S^dtoN. } 95 & 97 Front St., Worcester, Mass.
ARCADE MALLEABLE IRON CO.,
WARREN McFARLAlO), Agent,
MAKUFACTDRERS Or
Malleable Iron Castmgs
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Foundry and Counting Boom, - Washington Square,
Near the Western Railway Station,
WORCESTER, MASS.
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ADVERTISINft DEPARTMENT.
UNIOlSr STREET
LUMBEE TAED,
Opposite Merrifield's Building,
AND AT LINCOLN SQUARE.
smisra-XjEs,
PIUE, Shaved and Sawed. CEDAR, Shaved and Sawed. SPRUCE,
Sawed.
- PINE and SPRUCE, Rough and Dressed.
A well-flelected Turiety of the most approved brands, put up by experienced makeis, and &yoxabIy
known in this market.
aood Pine Lumber.
From one to frar inches thick, for finishing and manuftetuiing purposes. Also, ooarser qualities of
Plank and Boards.
Pinej Spruoe & Hemlock Framing and Dimension Lumber & Laths,
White Wood, Black Walnut, Cherry, Ash,
Fancy Woods, or Lumber of unusual dimensions, promptly furnished to order.
GEo.A.GATis. } JOHN GATES & CO.
R. BALL & CO.,
SCHOOL ST., - WORCESTER, MASS.,
Manufacturers of
Woodworth, Gray and Woods^ and Daniels'
Sash Moulding, Tenoning, Mortising,
Sawing, Boring, Matching,
TJpriglit and Vertical Shaping,
l£I^IFX2 0RINI>IP90» DOTVIBU J?X^ and ROI>.
Ellis Blind Slat Tenoning, Wiring and Mitireing Machines,
CAST STEEL SAW ARBORS,
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, HANGERS,
And a variety of other machines, articles, Ac. used in working wood.
-6BND FOR OUR CATALOGUE.'
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ADVBRTI8IMO DEPARTUENT.
W. E. COOLEY,
C3-E11TTS'
H'u.rnisliing Grood.s,
HATS, CAPS AND UMBRELLAS,
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(Snaam Id U. T. Biwk,|
ANUVACTCBER -OF
juses and CoacheSi
press and Job Wagons,
CarrjallB, Cbsieea, PhaeUiaa,
TOP AND OPEN BDOQIES, &s.
Light Ckrrisgci, and Fsnaj Bleighi,
CoDetB.Dt1y for ule.
CurUge RatHirlng; of kIL klinll dODeln ths
AT THE OLD STAND,
22 School St., Worceater, Masi.
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n. o. oxj-ajR/K; 6c CO.,
DKALBKii IN
Lace Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery,
Gloves, Corsets, Skirts, Gent's Furnishing GoodSi
RIBBONS, AND OTHER MILLINERY ARTICLES,
Yankee Notions, PerfuDierj, &c., &c.,
New York Brucfa, Flagg'$ Block, nearly opposite the B«y State Houie,
WORCESTER, MASS.
O. C. H^A^EN,
Sucoeuor to Cl«pp & Havon,
DEALER IK
BOOTS, SHOES i OVERSHOES,
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SMITH & MXJRDOOK,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PAPER STOCK,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers ;
TIN ROOFING, CLOTHES WRINGBRS,
Manufacturers of Tifi, Brass and Copper Wares of ail Descriptions.
All kindi of barter taken in Exchange for Goo^s. Cash Paid for Paper Stock
And Old Junk.
50 MAIN ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
WU. SxiTtt Luonra A. Muumck.
J. DEAN,
JOHN DEAN & CO.,
E. MORGAN.
J A. P iL NN E R
Japanned Tin Sheets for Signs, all sizes, and
made to order. '
Special attention given to Japanning articles of Wood or Iron, in a superior style.
JET OOODS,
KAPKIN KINGS, SALTS, PEN HOLDERS, Ac, fto.
TRUNK BITETS, SOLID-HEAD COPPER BITETS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
Photographic Trade.
Card Frames, Mattings, Preservers, Ferro or Adamantean
Plates, &c., &c.,
BRASS PUNCHING, ORNAMENTAL BRASS TRIMMINGS
MADE TO ORDER.
Webster Stqaace, WoxeesteT, Mftss.
F. B, NORTON & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
STONE WARE
OF ALL KINDS.
W^A.TEIl STREET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Orders by Mail promptly attended to.
F. B. NORTON. F. HANCOCK
Traarai
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GORE & RICHARDSON,
Pavers and Railroad Contractors.
Streets, Courts, Sidewalks and Crossings Paved,
AND EDGESTONES SET.
Edge, Cobble, and all kinds and Bizes of Block Stone famished if required.
Office, J. 2>. Lovell, 2S6 Main St.,
n:Suu>soN. } WORCESTER, MASS.
REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES,
NA/ITH TURNED POSTS,
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY
HO^VA-RD H OLDEN,
71 MAIN STREET,
Where may also be foand all kinds of
FLOUR, GRAIN AISTD MEAL.
L. H. WBLLS. H. M. RICE.
WELLS & RICE,
BEASS FOUNDEES,
JTo. 24 Foster St., Worcester, Mass.
REFER, BY PERMISSION, TO
GiOBOB GBOimoK^EsQ , Proprietor Crompton Loom Woxks, Worcester.
£. G. Clbvelamd ft Co., Bnilderg of Woolen Machinery, Worcester.
WAftani McFablaio), Esq., Agt. Arcade Mall. Iron Co. Woroester.
MILTON T. CARTER,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
285 Main Street, corner of Park,
|7*Efery Tariety of Photographs made firom Carte de Tisite to Life Siae, plain or llnlsbedin
India Ink, Water or Oil Colors. Special attention given to copying old pictures ; small Pictures
enlarged to any desired site, and finished in the most artistic manner.
Customers may rely upon obtaining aifi fin«> work in every department, and at as liberal priees as
can be obtained at any (^Uery in New England. Orders by mail or express, promptiy attended to.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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LAMSON & GLAZIER^S
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
ROOMS, NOS. 66, 68, & 70 MAIN STREET.
Th« Best and Cbespest place in the City to get New and SECjOND-HAND FURNI-
TURE, CROCEERT, and all kinds of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. CaU and
examine them, and see prices. We BUY and SELL for CASH.
We hold Regular Auction Sales eveiy
Saturday at 12 o'clock M.,
Of Horses, Carriages, Harnesses and Farming Tools.
At 1 o'clock. New and Second-Hand Fomitare,
Carpets, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Blankets and
Comforters, Crockery, Glass and Wooden
WARE, STOVES, &,C.,
Where you can buy at your own prices, as we sail every article offered to the highest
bidder.
Also Eyery Saturday ETenlng, at % o'clock,
Miscellaneous Goods at Auction!
We are constantly receiving large invoices of goods of all descriptions, from New-
Tork, Boston and Providence, to sell for Cash.
'^aa-'Property of all kinds solicited for^auction sales. Liberal cash advancements
made on goods. Aaclion Sales attended to on reasonable terms, at any place in
Connty or btate.
H. H. LAMSON & H. GLAZIER.
ESTABLISHED 183 7".
N. G. TUCKER,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
AND HANUFAGIUBER AND DEALER IN
PLUMBERS' MATERIALS,
Is prepared to fit op In the most approred manner,
"Water Closets, Rubber Hose & Couplings,
Force Pumps, Br^ss and Plated Cocks,
Bath Tubs, Beer Pumps,
Bath Boilers, Copper and Iron Pumps,
Wash Bowls, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead,
Wash Trays, Hose Pipes,
Filters, Hydrants,
Pare Block Tin A Tin lined Pipe, GalTanlsed Iron Pipe A Fittings.
At the Old Stand,
23 Pleasant St., WORCESTER, mass.
DKPABTMBNT. 13
HEELER,
jIRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
JTo. 4:2 Thomas Street, Worcester,
MANOFACTUBBE OF
UaoluDe, Bailroad, Iron, Brass and Oomposition Oastings.
STOVES. HOT-AIB FURNACES.
FOK WOOD OR COAL,
Aqueduct and Steam Pipe, Hydrants and Stop Cocki, Water and Steam Cockt,
Gag Pipe and Retortsj
DROP AND TII_T HAMMERS,
Boring inUa, Frntshlng FtmmIi ClcAll
Presiu, Juk uid HIU Sonwa, Otbil
Htmtlia, Alfa utd Bolltc Sain, Ouil-
dnni, from 25 to 136 gillDiu.
AI>D, ■ large usortment of 9PUB
and BEVEL OEARINa, EANQ-
Eftg, COUPLINGB ud BOXBSi
PULLEYS from S inohca to fl fset
t Is diunet«t,
5 Forging, Turning and Pattern
Making done to order.
LORING & BLAKE ORGAN CO.,
64 SOUTHBRIDGE STREET.
HABUPACTUBEaB OF
ORGANS AND MELODEONS.
ADVERTISING DEPAaTMBNT.
ALEXANDER LORIMER,
MuiQfkotarcr uid SsElar in all kinda of
MiMei, ms, III, ii
PULLEY BLOCKS,
Self-Lnbricating Steam Packing.
Corner of Blackstone and Exchange Sts.,
Worcester, Mass.
A-thol Maotiiiie Company,
Inootparatcd Utj 18, 1848, faiths mionfBotara uidul« of
Star ret* Ml Patent
Meat and Vegetable Choppers.
Uc* «TBT oOsnd to th* public, u fa
ptH, and do not crlod,
b« clioppad In tlw mart
BuudHlnil. Altbc
bntCUT tlH mUoital to
i*obop|iincbmT,ud>nH oullj ctamod,
udwlUweuklife-llng, tbg; km Jurt [he tiling
EHOdBd^fthTlU dbopfdnf purpoBEfl.
Smith & Murdock,
so Maim St.
For Authn putienlftra, uod for eiranlmr, to Athol Hicbih, Co., Athol Depot, Itua.
ABVERTISINa DEPARTMENT. 15
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BOYS^ CLOTHES MADB TO ORDER.
Special Attention given to Cutting, and good Fits warranted.
Reliable Patterns kept coDStantly on hand.
163 Main 8t., comer of Main and Exchange.
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^^ HAHUFACTURBR OF
Baskets and WIIIott "Ware^
In all their Tarieties, at Wholesale and Retail. Also/ Dealer in
WOODEN WARE, FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
no Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
*AU kinds of BaakAts and Willow Ware maniilhotured to order at short notioe..
M. A. WORCESTER,
Proprietor and Mannfaoturer of Woroeeter's WORLD-RENOWNED
DRY HOP YEA,ST,
Idquid Blue, and Jiealer in Hops.
Gonstanftlj on hand, Hops in Bales and parte of Bates, snitabto fur Brewers, Bakers and Betaiteni,
Also in ponnd and half-poond packages, and in oases of YSttj pounds and upwards.
No. 6 Bridge St., near Fronts Worcester, Mass.
MANVFACTTJRER OF
Library, Office and School Furniture.
Furniture of any Style made to order, and warranted
to be of the best work.
Also, Repairing and French Polishing Done.
WALDO STREET, WOBOBSTBR.
JOHIT ^W. HTRI A T .IT,
Mannfaoturer of and Dealer in
Clocks, Weather Strips, Davis' Patent Bee Hive.
PATTERN MAKER.
Clocka Repaired, and all kinds of Job Work neatly and promptly ezecnted I
at short notice.
FOUNDRY STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTHBNT.
T. K. EAULE &. CO.,
Supetioi Cotton and Wool Macliine Card Clotliin|,
AT THE WORCESTER CARD MANUFACTORY,
XrttbHshcd in t78S. Tbe oldut and largeet In tli« Connby.
OBAfTOff BTSEET, nm ths Wsrtmi S. B. Dflpot,
?!*k:^J^"^'! WORCESTER, MASS.
E. & o. isrE"WTO]sr,
Patent Wooden Eave Troughs,
GDTTBB9 AND COHDDCTOHS,
CoDetdDtl; on hand all aiiei Deoeaa*i7 foi Bnildings of eTcry dewriptian.
AL90, PIPE FOR DRAINS.
UNION ST„ NEAR EXCHANGE ST„
KDuntanmn. WORCESTER, MASS. obulu mm*.
Tliia artiiil* ii owed fiom the beat Pine stoak. It makea a neat finiah, and is more
dnnble and leii eipeneive than anj otber aaad for tbe purpose, and oan be applied
with equal fMility to new, or old buildings.
Wo are aole maonfaotorori for tbe Countiei of Woroosler, Briatol, Pljmootb, Barn-
atable, Dukes and HantuokeL ^S-Agenta aupplied at a liberal diaoonnt
ADVBETieiNG DEPARTMENT.
raM Edge Boot and 8h<
f Wood, Trunkboard, Past
ron, Tin, Zinc or Puper. A
a hand. Full eeta of all
Drafted to order from any
on« Biie, for Uppers or Sole).
At 1 Pleasant St.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
T. D. HOL.DSWORTH & CO.,
BDCCB8S0BS TO THOS. JACKSON A CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF
Woolen Rags, and Paper Stock,
JiinkHofall Descriptions,
62 Exchange St.,.. Worcester, Mass.
HARRINGTON «t BULLENS,
(SnaceBBorB to Riohsrd Fiske, Agent,)
WATCHES, CLOCKS, FINE JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
OTJlSrS, I'ISTOXjS, H.IB'XjBS,
Fishing Tackle and Uilitairy Qoods.
Sign of the Big; 6uii, lOS Main St>
HXNRV HARR1N0T0N, TPflPPlTaTTrP M A QQ
' L. COBURN, ~
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IN
OLD IBON, STEEL, BOn,EBS AND IBON ItmNINSS.
All kinds of Metal, and Machine Waste. Also,
SUPEBIOK LINING METAL.
WORCESTER, MASS.
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ADVBRTieiNG DBPARTMBNT.
Kitchen Maid
WASHING MACHINE.
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THE KITCHEN MAID WASHES EVERYTHINO! ||
From
ft Lace Collar to a Bed Quilt, and washeg the "Wriflt- )|
bands and OoUars of Dirty Shirts without
rubbing the rest of the garment
Retail Price of Famllr Slse, tiroo.
klKUFlCtCItBD BT THB
AMERICAN WASHINa MACHDTE COMPANY, |
WINOHENDON. MASS.
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Cotton and Woolen Manufacturers' Agency.
MACHINERY, AND GENERAL SUPPLY STORE,
No. 22 Front St., Opposite City Hall,
WORCESTER, MASS.
All the various kinds, with the latest Improved Machines
and Implements in ose.
GEORGE SESSIONS in SON,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS,
Goffin Warehouse. 29 Front St.
Coffins, Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Cases, aod Robes
of every descriptioii always on hand. Also,
The New Patent Metallic Casket,
Of all sizes. Brerything connected with the management
of Funerals, promptly attended to.
>^t'^su^ ] WORCESTER, MASS. !
NEW LUWIBER YARD,
SOUTH OF THE COMMON,
Coraer MadiMS Street and KORWICH & WOBCISTIE S. S. track.
Constantly receiving, a good assortment of .
O -A- ]X -4L I> -A. &; E.A.STErHV
" PINE & SPRUCE LUMBER.
Also SHINGLES, CLAPBOARDS, LATHS, AND
PICKETS.
Please call and examine
E. B. CEAl^E.
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J. B. LAWRENCE tt CO.
DEALERS IN ALL EmDS OF
fxjrnitxjre:;
Hair aod Oommon Mattresses, and Live Qeese Feathero,
AMERICAN HOUSE BLOCK,
Corner Main and Foster Sts., (Up Stein,) WORCESTER, MASS.
A.. TOL,M.A.TS &, OO.
HAMUFACTUREKS OF
CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES,
Exchange Street, near the Bay State House,
Sr^i^l ^^____ WORCESTER, MASS,
A. T. & Oo. , ktep A gmuml Mirtmaat of CHri«gM Mi Hinn— on hmd, ma leU
VARIirSH, LEATHER, SPRINGS AND AXLES, HARNESS TRiHIIINGS,
CLOTH AND LACE, FRINGE AND TUFTS.
Carriages Bnilt to Order, aod Hepairiag Done Fromptly.
W. A. WHEBIiER'S
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RADIATING HOT-AIR FURNACE.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 21
E. A. HARWOOD & 00.,
SILVER PLATERS AND GILDERS.
Knives, Forks, Spoons, "Watclies,
Chains, Plumbers' Work, Harness and Carriage Trimmings, &c.,
WITH HEAVY PLATE.
Also, Manufacturers of- and Dealers in (
Harness Trimmings and Door Plates,
FOSTER STREET, Opposite Depot, WORCESTER, MASS.
J. B. LINCOLN. B. A. HAKWOOD.
J. B. LINCOLN & CO,
Sewing Machines Repaired.
ALL KINDS
Family Sewing Machines, Dry and Wax Thread.
Light Jobbing of all kinds.
24 Foster Street, opposite R. R. Depot, Worcester.
WORCESTER NEEDLE COMPANY,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
For Dry and Wax Thread,
Also, IP egging Machine Awls, Cast Off 8, Jbe.
46 Mechanic St,, Howe's Building, Worcester, Mass. !
NEEDLES MADE TO ORDER.
W. WILCOX, E. LATHROP, J. W. BATTELE.
HENRY F. LEL A.lSrD,
<r®T©S^D
197 Main St., Union Block, Boom No. 3,
WORCESTER, MASS.
TVeddlnflp and Vlsitinfir Oards.
DOOR PLATES, STENCILS, BADGES, ETC.
Call and have your name stamped on your Handlterchief Gratis^
with my new style stamp. For neatness and durability
it cannot be surpassed.
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ADVERTISme DEPARTMENT.
Manufacturer of Light and Heavy Harnesses, Riding Equipments,
Robes, BlaukeU, Neb, Trnnka, VbIU^, Carpet Bsga, Firemen's Belts, uiil anything
■nd eTerjthiug inihe Eameu Line. Aleo, Mauarocturer of Roobwell'B Patent Bit
Bridle* uid Hollars, uid dealer in all kinds of Hedioine for Uoreee, Cottle, to.
319 Main St., JDexter Slock, Worcester, Mass.
GEORGE F. HEWETT,
« fe MliEBAL Wm,
UOLB AGENT FOB
Amsdell Bro8. Celebrated Diamond Ale, 5X Ale, and
Porter, Stock Ale for family use, ia bottles,
quarter and half-barreU,
Scotch Ale, London Porter,
East India Pale Ale and Burton Ale,
Txont Street E^cbange l&oiiding.
Entrance fyom Hechania Street,
WORCESTER, MASS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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iS H I E: X^ 13 S Ac »XOOI>^K'
AND DEALERS IS
Bath Tubs,
Water Closets,
Marble Slabs,
Wash Basins,
Shower Baths,
Lifting Force Pumps,
Silver Plated & Brass Cocks,
Sheet Lead,
Lead Pipe,
Block Tin Pipes,
Galo Iron Pipe,
Rubber Hose, •
HYDHA-ULIC IIA.MS, &c.
A good assortment of PLUMBER'S MATERIALS constantly on hand. Plumbing
in all its branohes promptly attended to.
NO. 10 FOSTER ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
ROBERT SHIELDS.
EDWIN A. MOOI«r.
CENTRAL! STREET
CHARCOAL AND WOOD YARD.
IS Central Street.
HARD AND SOFT DRY WOOD AT WHOLE-
SALE or RETAIL, SAWED and SPLIT, and de-
livered to any part of the city.
Having bought the CITY COAL YARD of J, W.
Hooper, all orders left at Wellington's, Post Office Block, or
at Jourdan's, Lincoln House Block, or at the yard, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
JOS. SANTOM JR., & CO.
ADVBR'nSlKfi DEPARTMEHI.
ESTABLISHED 1853.
buck: BK~OTHEIl.fi
MILLBUBT, MA
Shank and Socket Firmer Chisels and Gouges.
OrdeiB Solioilfd from the Trade.
J*. O. Address, Worcester or MUlbury.
GEORGE H. BLANCHAKD,
"Windo-v^ Shades, i
LEOMINSTEB, BASS. '
Qllt SDd PalDtsd Shades oonstsDtlj on band. Sbadei'iDsde to nrder. Fiitum Ti
■ale at the lenest latea Also. PaiDllD^ and Paper Han^inx done In the best
J. O. .A T iT .BIT'S BTJIXjIJIITO.
Furniture Warerooms,
aSft Main St.,
WORCESTER.
PARLOR SETS,
CHAMBER SETS,
Dining Room & Kitchen Furniture,
UphoUterj Work,
Paper Hangings, Jbc. \
Manufacturer sad Dealer in
JuTaynard's Patent Bureau. Bedstead, i
wliit-h, when '
closed, and
ADVERTISINa DEPARTMENT. 25
S. T. HOWAKD,
Hack, livery and Boarding Stable,
OPPOSITK BOSTON k WOBO. R. R. DEPOT.
Hacks for Parties and Funerals at short notice.
HACK STAND AT HEAD OF FOSTEB STEEET,
WORCESTER, MASS.
GEORGE P. KENDRIOK & OO.
LIVERY, BOARDING
AND
SALE STABLE.
Hacks furnished for Parties, Funerals, &c..
Near the bend of Green Street, WORCESTER, MASS.
Bay State Stable, |
REAR BAr STATE HOUSE, M \
WORCESTER, MASS. !
Livery, Hacking, Boarding and Day Stable. [
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE, I
All orders for Hacking promptly attended to. |
0HA8. A. HABBISaTON, Piopiletoi. F. A. HlSBnraTOir, For«mui. j
UANEFACTCKER AND DEALER IN j
HARNESSES of all descriptions,
'''^ No. 15 EZOHAHGE ST., WOROESTEB. !
Also, Blankets, Robes, Whips, Brushes, Horse }
Collars, Halters, &c. |
Particular attentiiid given to fitting Tnterrering Boots, and H»rB«ieee of till kindi
Repaired in a noat and tborouitb manner.
ind attacbments, whiob .
Kb ■ ADVBRTISIMG DBPARTMEMT.
TOU<3^-A-!si Ac I>UX?m
MANDPACTURBHB OP
BOOT AND SHOE, PAPEB COLLAR
CUFF ANDp:nV£I.OFB
DI ES.
Also, Dies ot Cotters of efery degoription, main to order. Al! work wai
9 OTPEESS STBEET, MEEEIHELD'S BUILDE
Near the B. & W. R. R. Depot, Worcester.
L. T. T0OGA8. B. D
SEALS
Rail
SOCIETIES,
STEl
Corporations
Niuu!
NOTARIES 4o.
mu
iiARum:
OLOI
BRAWOS
•taboi
BUSINESS
STENCILS,
m ha:
A. B. HALL & CO.,
DEALERS IS
VINE&AR, FIGELES, CATGHDF, SAI
JELLIES,
HERMETICALLY SEALED GOODS, HOESE HJ
HOPS, MALT, PRESSED AND PULVERIZED HERBS, WORCBSl
l:?il!S:l No. n Front Street, W0RCE8TBE
M. ^. PHEL^3Sr,
ManafBotDTor and De&ler in
IMPORTED & DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Chewing and Smoking
PIPES, SNl
NO. 70 FROI
Worcester, N
Furnaces, Cook and Parlor Stoves,
Registers, Ventilators, Brittanift and Jap-
anned Ware, Wire Goods, &c., French
and Plain Tin Ware, Coal Hods,
Hollow Ware, Cast-iron Sinks,
PUMPS
ADVBRTISINa DEPARTMENT.
DEALER IN
Lead Pipe,
Coal
Sifters,
SHOVELS,
and
Sadirons.
d Faramte Work Repaired.
£26S M:a.iti Street, near Austin.
Concrete, Brick, and Gravel Walks.
The eubseriber is prepared to lay walks of all kinds. —
Concrete, Brick, and Gravel. Also, CEMET^ERY LOTS
fitted up at short notice and, and in the neatest and most
substantial manner.
Orders left with any of the undertakers, or at the store
in New Worcester, will receive prompt attention.
H. L. JENKS.
L. C. HA-YISTES,
Mumfootarer of all kinds of
SAT A.GrOTa^i3.
Wood Works, Whole, or li Parts, on hand and
For Sale.
Repairing, in all its branches, promptly attended to.
56 Union St., near Nashua R. E. Bridge, Worcester.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
HOWEii& STEVENS-
FAMILY DYE-COLORS.
ficMlk,IliukEli», Light Blue, Frenrfi
_atf BrDim, cWrff CrimsoD, Iftrk Drab,
Ught Drab Dirlt Green, Ught Gnen, M»-
The »boTe list of Colore a
re natr made b? un in both forin9,~ftl1 as Dr; Djei i
uid Djes in hotllos,— Ihnt cuatomera maj have their ohoid
SoirerlDO ADd Oreeo in the
quid form. With the exception of Magenta and Salferint
tile liquids will not eolor on
third the weight of goods that the powder colore will, an
quire but (en to twenty mio
(69 to djB. Tbe«e djes have now beeo.ne ■ staple artiel
of tmdE : having been in ll
1 market now seven years, their reputation is fully esUl
liaheil for econom; und use
ulnesB, and are heooming mure generally used every day.
SILVERINE,
For Silver-plating articlea of Brass, Copper, German Silver,
Bronze, &c,, and for Cleaning and Polishing Silver
and Silver-Plated "Ware.
It is perhaps needless ta say that the Silverine, as its name implies.
a preparation of
PORE SILVER, and eontaina no meroury, aoid, or other ingredient
ty in the slightest degree injurioua to metals, or the buids.
Applied to Siiver-plated Table Ware, Fruit Diahea, Trsys, Castors
Stair Rods, Har.
nesB Trimminga, Military Equipments, Door Kn..l)B spd Plates, Met
llio Window ant
Shaw Case Frames, &a., whose plating is worn off, it gives them all
ware, which they wiU retain if the Silverine is applied aa oilen aa
ordinarily cleaned.
It will also be found to be the best and moat economical silver clean
ec ever osed, pro
h:o"W"E's
GOVERKMENT WRITING AND COPYING FLUID,
The Color, at first a deep green, afterwards changes to an
intense black. Plows easily and will keep in any
climate, and preserve its fluidity.
The genuine has the signature of
Mi^NLEY HOWE, CHEMIST,
Manufacturer of the Family Dye Colors, Carmine Ink, Silverine, Leather Blockings
and Dreseings, Ac.
260 BroaA-way, Boston, Mass.
«-| n~n mi~i
ADVBRTISINa DBPABTMBNT.
29
TATEUM & HORGAN,
Marble Workers,
AKD MANUFACTURERS OF
BUILDING FRONTS,
AND ALL KINDS OF
imi i imM 11,
Of the latest and most approved styles, at short notice and
LOl^TE
Corner Front and Trumbull Streets,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Designing, iSlodeling and Drawing done to order.
PLEASE CALL AND SEE US.
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80 ADVERTISING DEPABTHBNT.
L. J. KNOWLES & BROTHEB,
HANCFACTURERS OF
L. J. K:3SrO"WLES'
PATENT FANCY LOOM.
Adapted for Weaving
every hind of Jfarroio
Tapes, Ribbons, Webbings,
Galloon;, Bindings, Suspen-
ders, — plain and elastic, —
Rubber Goods &c.
SITPMBIOB
FANCY LOOM,
Knowles' Patent Drop Shuttle Box,
PATENT CAM LOOM,
wRb or withoat Drop Boi, from S to 8 huncaM^ aa d«*ired.
FROPBIBTOBU AVD HANUFACTDBBBS OF
KNOWLES' PATENT
Safety Steam Boiler Feeder,
■ w«U-known^ diiTice for ngalatiDg the snpply of WHiter to StMun Boilers, thoBflBodi
I being now in dk in Ihia BUle, snd manj of them for mon than mtod yean and with ,
I p«feat latiffaotioo. i
Alao, oonMantl; an hud and rudj for deliTsry, |
KNOWLES' PATENT STEAM PUMP,
j of all liiaa, for fading Steam Boilen, and nippljing Sotela, Pnblia Inititntions aad '
j UaaDheturiag SBtabliahmeota.
I Mano&otory, AUod Ooort, oor. Main and Soathbridge Streats,
irORCESTER, MASS.
I i i ISSin^it L. J. KNOWLES ft BROTHER.
ADVBKTI81NG DEPARTMENT.
KNOWLES' PATENT
STEAM PUMPI
PATBKTED IV ENOUND AND FBANO.
KNOWLES & SIBLEY. - - WARREN, MASS.,
HAtfUFlCTUBBIia.
Warehouse, 126 Liberty St., corner of Greenwich, New York.
It is adapted for Factories, Steam Ships, Sugar Refineries, Breireriea, Distillar-
iea, Gu Works, Oil Worki, Soap Works, Paper Mills, Taaneriel,
Ble&cheries, Laandriei, Railroad Purposes, Qnarries,
Petroleum, Miaea, Dninage, Ac., Ac.
Knowleg' Improved Mining Pumps,
For Draining Copper, Lead, Iron or Coal Mines, arranged with special refer-
ence to working waler contaiiiing dirt or gritt; matter. Made to order a,aj
■i«e desired. We would also call "''- ' -
Xio^TOTed H^drattVic PrtsaTOfc Tumip,
calculated for Working all kinds of Hydraulic Presses, where imnieiiBe power
is required.
32
ADVERTISINa DEPARTHEITT.
NEW TOKK
STEAM ENCflNE
iii
■S I Kl
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Of* every description.
Of the Most Approved Designs
AND
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PL.
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Manufactory, Washington Street,
WORCESTER, MASS.
OFFICE AND SALESROOMS,
126 and ±2S Chambers St.
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Innersoling, and Remnant Leather of all kinds.
AND MANUFACTURER OP TRUNK AND BOOK STRAPS, *e.
No. e Waldo Street, Opposite Waldo House.
SAMUEL W. KENT,
Cotton & ■Wool
CARD CLOTHING!
Altering and Bep airing
MACHINES Sl MODELS
tiida to order, on.i JOBBINQ
genenltj, in Iron and Braaa.
p in Herrifield's Bailding, oor Foeter and Oypress Streets.
Worcester, Mass.
OrBAKER& CO.,
DEALERS IN
And Mannbcturera of
Lnmber In all forms used in Bnilding,
Packing Boxes, Trunk Woods, &c.,
Mill for Working LiuDber in all its forms and branches,
MANCHESTER ST., Near Boston Depot,
WOROESTER, MASS.
34 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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ADVERTieiNO DEPAKTMENT.
LBB'S PATENT FOUR SIDED
Moulding Machines I
FITB SIZkii. MANUFACTURED BY
H, A. LEE, - Cor. Uiiion and Exchange Streets,
WOROERTBR, MASS.
J. S. WHEELER & CO.,
HaDnraatarera of
Machinists' Tools, Chucks, Shafting,
Pulleys, Hangers, Patterns, Models, Gear Cutting, &o.,
No. 3 Hennon Street, - - Worcester, Massi
ALSO, ALL KINDS OP JOB WORK.
I. D. MATHEWS.
ManufMtnrec of
Machinists' Tools,
Independent
Jaw Screw Chucks,
Shafting', -with. Ifatent Ha.ng-ex*s,
Also, PULLEYS of all kiodi. MACHINE JOBBING id all dewriptioni.
Blerrineia's Build Ins, oaiTnlon St., 'y^orocator.
ADVBBTISING DBPARTMBNT.
LUCIUS W. POND,
Mannfactnrcr of
MACHINISTS' TOOLS,
OF EVEBY DESCBIFTION,
SUCH AS
Engine Lathes, from 5 to 35 ft. long and 15 in. to 10 ft. swing ; Planers from 4
to 36 ft. long, and from 20 in. to 6 ft. wide i Upright and Suspension Drills.
GEAR AND BOLT CUTTERS,
INDEX MACHINES, BORING MILLS, &c. |
Cor. of Union and Exchange Sts.,
i«TSi'z\ 1 WORCESTER, MASS. i
Salesrooms 98 Liberty St., New York.
S. Jf. HARTWELL. Agt.
'
88 ADVERTISING DBPAETMBNT.
DR. W. A. KNIGHT'S ^~~
•FFICE FOR THE
Treatment of Chronic Diseases,
BT SWEDISH MOVEHSNTS, AND
For Men, WomeB and CliilclreB^
Colton Block, cornor of Austin and Main Streets,
NORTH DOOR. /
S. R CHANDLER & SONS,
MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS.
Sole Agents for the United States of the
Celebrated Lancashire Lens.
Manufactory, Whitoomb's Block, Bigelow Court,, off of Front St.
Salesroom, 207 Main Street.
I. joHisrsoN",
Surgical, Dental and Surveyors' Instruments and Measures Repaired.
ALL KINDS OF LIGHT JOBBING IN BRASS, IRON AND STBEL.
I'IRST CLASS FIRE ARMS MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED.
Partioalar attention is given to
ConcaTeing and Grinding of Razorg, Scissors and Sliears. Skates
Sbarpenedy and all kinds of Cutlery Polished.
244 Main» cor of Pleasant St., up stairs. Boom 7.
WORCESTER, MASS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
9
PROVISIONS, LIME, CEMENT,
1PLA.STE2I*^ HjiLlK,, Ace.
Cor. Shrewsbury & Mulberry Sts.,
opposite Boston & Albany Depot,
E. T. SMITH
JESSE SMITH
.} Worcester, Mass.
Uis
*"%/ ' 'fc^ Ti^ "_ '^'
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
39
•
C. C. & J. K. HALL,
DEALERS IN
BOOKS, STATIOKERY AIIO FANCf 6000$
')
I
ALSO,
Periodicals, Blank Books, Pictures and Picture Frames.
Picture Frames made to order of any desired pattern.
JVa 293 MAm STREET,
[NEAR PARK STREET.]
^(VOIiO£:@rrX2R, IMTiLfdS.
WIGGIN & PIKE,
DEALERS IN
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
383 Main Street,
?t"p'3^°°'} WORCESTER, MASS.
»
Munroe Organ Reed Company,
Manufacturers of
MUNROE PATEN
ORGAN & MELODEON REEDS,
AND DEAIiBRe IM
Organ and Melodeon Trimmings,
o. 3 JHerxxion St.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
WILLIAM MITNROE,
ASA W. RUGG,
J. W. BARRI.
CHAHLES MAYBAUM,
j^ HATTER.
Old Silk and Soft Eats Cleaned, Colored, and
made into Fashionable Styles.
jjgr REMOVED TO-^a
No. 32 Mechanic Street, Worcester, Mass,
p. S. All work done promptly and satisfactorily.
40 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
A.. F. CUTTING,
ARCHITECT,
No. 11 Front St. Exchange,
WORCESTER, MASS.
E. H. CHAMBERLAIN,
— Deftler in —
Newspapers, Books, Periodicals,
^nd Stationery.
Stereoscopes & Stereoscopic Yiews, Card Pictures, &c.
113 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
fE. 0". LELJLlsrD,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Harrington Corner, Worcester, Mass.
Lotograpbs of all kinds, from Card to Life Size, finished in Ink, Water
or Oil. Ambrotypes and Tintypes, all sizes, with prices to correspond. i
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
Last Manufacturer,
]M[ e ri* i fi e 1 d's B 1 o c k^
UNION STBEET,
Worcester, - - - . Mass.
ADVBRTISINO DBPARTMKKT. 41
OH^BLES ■WILDER, J^gt..
Snsceuor to L. Cobdbh, Dealer in
SECOND HAND MACHINERY,
Scrap Iron, Steel, Lead, Copper, Era^s, &a.
MASUFACTCRBR OP
BABBITT METAL AND TINNERS' SOLDER.
No. 30 Union St., Worcester, Uaas.
L. & A.. G. GOES,
MamifaotDrsn of all kinda of
SHEAR BLADES & STRIPS,
For Manufacturers* Use.
Hay Cutter and Planing Machine Knives, Machine Cutters, and Cutter Plate
generally. AlsOi Welding and Rolling to Order.
New Worcester, Mass.
A^. RUSSELL & CO.,
Dettleis in
FUKNAOES, BANGES,
COOKING, PARLOR & SHOP STOVES,
With a large aisortmeDt of
Tin, Iron, Glass and Wooden Ware, Iron
Sinks, Pumps, Lead Pipe, &o,
J^Partieular Mtention paid lo TIN ROOFING. PUMP WORK and JOBBING of
all kind, done to order.
No. 44 Southbridge Street, Worcester, Mass.
JOHN "WILLIAMS,
MauiifaetnreT of all kindi of
CSrlESAJFL -VC7-XX£S£S]L.S,
Pattenis for Cast Gears, mode of Wood or Iron,
PartiDDlar attention given to
Cutting: FiniBhed Worlr.
ALSO,
Cutters and Drawings for Gear Work made to order.
No. 3 Cypress Street, Worcester, Mass.
ADVSKTISiaS DBPABTHBNT.
Bontoi HilL— Wocegelar Coontj Fi«g lutttnM of Indnitriil gdan.
£:^£ML,E: & FULLEH,
363 Main Street, People's Savings Baak Baildlas.
308 Main Strast. until April lit.
STEPHEN C. BARLE. JAMES E. FULLER.
Grove Street Lumber Yard,
•WOHCESTEH, MASS.
CHAMBBRLIN & CO.,
Dealers Id hU kinda of
BXJILI>IIVG- AJSJy TMLACH.I1VE
J. CHAMBERLIN. C. B. EiNIQHT.
F. A. STE^TTOlSr,
(Formerly 3 School Street,}
[Stair Builder.
Newells aad Balusters constantly on hand.
HAND RAILING MADE TO ORDER,
In Iha moit Hodnn mt Impnned itrl«,
IVo. SO Union Street, Worcester, HaflB.
_^Br-OrdBra from the Countrj promptly Bttended to.
44 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
SOUTH WORCESTER FOUKDRY.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
The DndeTsigned have formed a copartnersbip under the name and style of
(SnooeaioTi la Olli Wamn,) for eantlDuinj; the Fouadr; basinesa, at hi> old ataod.
Sooth Wonwster. We iball aadeavor to pradnce
MACHINERY, STOVE, and all other Castings,
Of ths THT but qniUtf, uxl on nuoubia t«iiia. Wa gball >]» nulla Iha
■Worcester Clipper Cooking- Stove,
So mil known In ud iboot tke cltr.
All Olden left ■(?. F- Pbalpa' SCora aiore.ea Froot Stnat,oT al (he foDDilrT.wUl ncrin
prompt btUmdoD. We ahall doUw all Gution Ma cf cbu«, ia tbe el^.
/. F. PltKLl-S. LOBIN FOaKITT.
Phelps '&. Cooley,
69 Front St., Warden's Block,
WOBCE8TEB,
Harg tbr nle a iHs* nil w*U-ae]«ted itodi of
f arloi, Ofioa and'Oookiiis
STOVE S!
ALSO,
Tan, Peat and Saw-Dust Stoves,
eoppoT, Bnu, Brlttula, Japu ud
Tin RooflB9,TlB it Copper
Eave Trougba,
■Handed lo at abort uotini ami in iha bMt
iiBiinei,<a tbe rltjor county. SET^BT-
TLEfi, Copper aJid Itod, ftmlued tojonter at
■hgrt DDlkH. Particnlar alUnlioa paid lo
All kinds of Job Work
fn Coppar, Brass, Bbaet Iron and Zinc.
F. ft C. an >]» tganla tar tba Ble of
HOSES POHS t 00, 'S I
AIR HfiATER,
Pot Wann)D( PobUc and Printa DmlUn
■vr. a.
Views of Machinery, Bulldiags, Labels, Portraits, Sco.,
DRAWN AND ENBRAVBD IN THE BEST 8TTLB.
197 Main Street, up Stairs, Worcester, Mass.
I ~l I I '1 - - . — . I ~ I -
ADVBRTISINa DEPARTMENT.
45
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
OPPOSITE THE
N. Y. and New Haven and Western Railroad Depot,
Street,
BY P. M. PRATT.
LINCOLN, CHAMBERLAIN &; CO.,
• Packers and Carers of, and Wholesale Dealers in
Beef, Fork, Lard, Hams,
FIGS* FEET, TBIFE,
Sausages, Sausage Skins, &c.
3Vo. 33 NORTH STJEtEET,
Ooncr McKfeuts B«w.
BOSTON,
H. C. LINCOLN.
y. R. CHAMBKRLAIN.
JOHN LINCOLN.
M. L. EDDY & CO.,
DEALERS IK
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110,
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Stall 16 Oentral 3Xa.i*k;et,
Entrance No. 50 North Street, ... BOSTON.
Co:
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ission Merchant,
And .Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
All kinds of Country Produce.
]N"o. 145 Blackstone Street,
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46 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
BOSTON HOTEL,
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^ CORNER OP
Beach St. and Harrison Avenue,
NEAR 'WORCESTER DEPOT,
IBoston, Mass.,
WM. M. PRAY, - - PROPRIETOR.
W. H. & F. SIBLEY,
MANUFACTURERS OP
Sleighs, Wagons, &e.,
W ESTBOBO, MA SS.
Gnstom Sleighs and Wagons of every description made to order
in the very best manner, and at the '
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Hosmer & Groby,
KANUFACTURSBS OF
Carriages^ Wagons, Sleighs, &g.
ALSO,
^miihing in all its UTanclie^a,
oiji35rToiT, - - - - :m:^ss.
Particular attention given to Shoeing of Horses and Oxen.
WILLIAM BUTTERPIELD,
Successor to BUTTERPIELD A HAVEN,
Wax Thread Sewing Machines,
Boot and Shoe Pegging Machine, Monitor Eyelet-
ting Machine, and
BOOT AND SHOE MACHINERY,
No. 26 PEARL ST., - - - BOSTON
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ADVBRTISINO DEPARTMENT. 47
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Boston IVIusic £la,ll.
£. TOURJEE, Director. Only tha ablest Instructors employed.
rivate whoa dcfllred, In PluiD-Forte uid O^ID
, ^ _. .^ . . rind Lrubrumenb, HumoDy^ CumnUonof Uh
Tum.aujKiziH hC Sight, No bdon uid Klmuntarjr BlbglDgf Ontorio Prnctice, knd In tbe Gflmuu,
TnncQiuid luUim lAugaBgcAr Tbec
uoika or OvnuoiT, Fnnc* u»t IKt*.
Id oomininMnKiil In Fcbrnuy, ISff. _ _. . .__
TllinDii,perI«m,oiai>)awina, til) or Sl£, McoidJiu to tbegnda oritadr |
Ekmentuj lulmeuoD, GoDorti, LccGuns, iibimir, ud ma of OzgaD, anuL rsu w inv pujnu oi
Uh CODanmoiT. WiiiTniri>iilMgliuNaT,80,1g6S. Bpuca TuM Fab. 11,1869. SuKKm Tiui
April3a,iea9,utaFiu.TuMaBp(.U,lBe9. r«ClRalHi*i^funlurliifocmUlan,idAnH
R TOIIKJ£E, Hnilii Hall, 2ait«a.
Toa can Save from SlOO to $200
BY BUYING YODft
Pianos, Melodeons & Organs,
At Wholesale Prices,
For Ouh, OF on InitalmsntB, of
JVo. 3 Tremont Row, over Copela nd's, - - BOSTON.
Pianoi mule bj Hall A Son, CfaickeriDK, Bteinwaj. Hallett A Davit, Hallett * Cum-
■toD, EmeriDn.Voee, Guild, Boarne, Gilbert, Miller, Woodoard A BrovD.
InstrDineDU to let ; Bent Mocej to go aa part paj if purohucd within thi jear.
A.BEL wTtBIPI',
Agent and Manufad^Ter of
H f^ gl3 g^g T» f ^S
IMPROVED HOT AIR ENGINE,
13S Jb 137 SO UTS STREET,
Opposite Old Colony Depot, .... B08T0IT.
Gold uid Silier H«daU have bMQ atrorded this Bngins.
No wftter used. Requires do Engineer, no extra
insurance. Cannot explode. Cost to run, 25 cents
. per 10 boars each horse power, aod as portable as
. a store.
COAL USED PER DAY.
1 Horse, 40 lbs.
U " 76 "
4 " 100 "
Havineniade varions improvements we now bave
the best Hot Air Engines ever introduced to the
public; there baing npwardB of three bandred In eonilaot DM, giving good utiaran-
tiOD. For Prinlerg, Jewellers, t>hoe Manufaoturert, Bmall Haehine Sbopi, operating
Sewing Maohlnei, Pumping, and all purpoiea where amall motiTo power is required,
ttaii Is the simplest, safeet, and most eoonomical.
EiriBiirciB lit WoBCKSTKR.— Chas. Hamilton, Bm7th Bros, t Co., A. Fitts, E.
B. Jenks, "Evening Gazette" Offloe.
4o ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Impi-ovedl (A.11 Iron)
Paring, Coring and Slicing Machine.
ALL DONE AT ONCE.
The Union Apple -Paring Machine.
The Knife Pares Going both Ways.
Pare* Apples
Flnt PreminiD in ises at Nev England Fair, New Sampebire 8t*t« Fair, THen Tork '
Stata Fdr, PioTincial Fair of Upper Canada, MiBionri BtatB F^, Uaine State Fair,
New Hampihira Hechauinal and Art Aasooiatioii, ie.
MAN0PACTCRER,
Nos. 36 and 38 Southbridge St., Worcester, Mass.
ADVERTISING DKPARTMENT. 49
ELLIS THAYEB,
Manufaotarer and Dealer in
BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS.
Partionlar attention given to
Machine & Dresser Brushes.
Also to the Mannfaoture of
THAYER'S PATENT
FLEXIBLE PAINT BRUSH,
Which is superior to all others.
They are ready for immediate use, no winding being neces-
sary, as they are made with a Flexible Band extending down
upon the bristles, which can be removed to suit the conven-
ience of the workman.
No. 66 Southbridge St., Worcester, Mass.
aXJSTA.VTJS ELLIOTT,
gig^REAL ESTATE AGENT,
AND
Qeneral Agency Office,
No. 244 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
Real Estate of every description bought, sold and exchanged, of which the
following, with other smaller parcels of land, are a schedule, viz :
Houses, House Lots, Farms & Wood Lots,
Bitaated in the city and ooantrj, prices varying from $50 to $50,000. Also, |
Money Borrowed and Loaned on Collateral Security.
ALSO,
HOUSES, STORES, OFFICES, SHOPS AND FARMS
Mented, and Rents Collected.
Persons wanting good Help, and those wishing Employment, will do well to
call. All other business promptly attended to usually transacted in an
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
50 ADVERTISINO DEPARTMENT.
F. Of.
Patent Beady-Strung Direction Labels,
And Shipping Cards, Eyelet Tags, fto.,
ORANtTEVII_l_E, MASS.
THE HTRONOEST AND HOST CONTENIEHI IN UBB.
T-1%*
l'=^.'^
|!?^
:d
ADVERTISING DBPAHTMBNT. 61
F. G. SARGENT,
KAKPFACTUBKB 07
IMPROVED SHIPPING CARDS,
QBANITEVILLE, MASS. '
Cap7i!liclit PendlnB.
f ' ^
»6ll
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^^^3
1 ^-'^ i
§§^i
1
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For Bale bj Printers and Stetioneca genernlly tirougliout the coutitrj.
52 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
GRANITE CUTTER AND DEALER
Buildings, Cemetery Lots, Monuments, &c.
YARD ON PLYMOUTH STREET,
WORCESTER.
J. TOXJLMIN.
HaDDfaatnrer of Toulmui'i Patent
Vibrating Sliears,
Book-Binders, Paper Box Makers,
Printers, Slc,
"Worcester I Sfaas.t
■,^^,^.., , ■->— ""'■tKllMt PfMOiUBl.
Eihibltic
BITTING aKBAKS.
MEW ENGLAND TEA, COFFE, SPICE,
A.TST> FK.UIT STOHE.
EH- ^
Ha
00 «-
TEAS, of tbe b«st Qaalitiea. SPICES, Warranted Pnre.
Coffees, Fresh Moaated, and Ground Daily,
B; DnfflrlTei, tnl »ld WbotanJ* and Retdl. LIbenI diugDnt nude Id lliDHTtio
pundiue lurgBl;. All goods Wunmled aHtlB&cIor; or the momj refunded.
Bemeniber the Place, 210 Main St.,
A. HOLDEN & CO.
ADVERTISING DBPAKTMBHT. 53
O. A.. BOWKER,
PAINTER, GRAINER and GLAZIER.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes for sale.
9 Wallo Street,
NA/ORCESTER, MASS.
S. G. & S. WINSLOW,
Manufuturere of oil kinds of
a-EA.IMr>rG and C XJ T T E H S .
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS' SKATES,
Borav Floor Preeeee and Jaok Screwi. Gear Cottiug and MMhiner; Jobbing
Meirrfield's Buildingi Cypress St., 2nd door from Exchange St. Worcester, Mass.
Msnufaaturara of Patent Wooden
Eave Troughs, Gutters and Conductors,
Foster St., near Union, Worcester.
We ore prepared to fnrnith and pnt on tbe above, on buildinge of ever? deeeription.
It makes a neat flniab, more durable and less eipeuBiTa than any oUier, and ean ba ap-
plied equftllj well to new or old bnildinga.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended tf>.
T. i>. GJ-^itr>,
205 3-4 Main Street, Worcester,
Silver Spoons, Torka, Butter Knives, Sugar Spoons, Silver
Kiage, Gold Rings, Buttons, Studs, &c. &c.
Rremen's and Military Badges made with dispatch.
RBPAIRINO OF ALL KINDS DOHB PROMPTLY.
64 ADVBRTI8INO DEPABTMBNT.
BiUblub»d A. D. 1823. fiemarsd April 3d, 1SS7.
^WM. D. FENNO & SON,
BATE ESUOVED TO
[ 104 Main Street, opposite Central St.
Their Stock of
Watches, Jeweliy, Silver and Plated Ware,
Optical and Mathematical Instramenta, Hantiog and FUhiag Tackle, Cutlerj
of all kinds, Walkioje Sticks, Fans, Rich Shell Combs, Toilet and other articlBa
it larger tbaa can be found in anj other establish ment id the citj.
The old Dr. Green Estate, opposite Central Street.
P. BLAISDELL,
Works near thii Jmiction Dspol,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Uanufutarer of
MacMnigte' Took
B giMt of work that wilt giro th<
tire Batisfoctioii, and eniart to m
Upright Drills,
Jnet psttnted. Thon who hare them
iu DBS giro Ibeir decided pnrerenoe for
this drill above all others. It i> tct;
oonvenieut, oat liable to get ont of or-
der, and a ler; fine maohiue. All iu-
friDgements on this patent nill be
■orapalouBl; attended to.
ENGINE LAtHES,
Crank FlanerSf
Boriag Mills,
Gear Catters,
Hand Lathes, ftc. Ac.
ADVERTISINO DEPARTMENT. 66
MUHPHY & CO.,
No. 4 Southbrldge St.,
WORCESTER,
' ' DeaJeri in uid Maaufubmie of
FURNACES, RANGES,
_AJSrX) STOVES,
Tin, Britannia and Japanned Ware; Cruckerj, Glass Bod Wooden Wore ;
Tin Roofing.
Pump Work and Jobbing of all kinds done to order.
Don'l bny t, EIotb 'till you oil at Morpby'B.
PHINEAS CART,
AT STORE,
NO. 119 MAIN STREET.
Upholstered and Cabinet Furniture Eepaired
and Varnished.
Hair and Spring Mattresses,
PEW, and all other Cnsliions, Made and Repaired to order.
Chairs Caned, Painted and Varnished.
A good BUortment of ITptiolsterj Goods on hand. Drapeiy Curtains made and
pat up. Window Shades and Fixtures furnished and pnt np.
Carpets cut, made and put down.
All work warranted to be done in a thorough and workmanlike manner.
C. A. GUMMING S, '
GUN AND LOCK SMITH,
Scissors, Shears, Knives, Razors and Surgical Instruments
SHARPENED AND REPAIRED.
k:e"2"s zfitteid.
Bell Hanging and Repairing in all its Branches.
Guns, Pistols and Fishing Rods Repaired,
9taft MLaiu. Sltfcet, - WoTtester, Mass.
ADVERII8IK0 DEPARTMENT.
■WM.. H.. BROWN,
nVdE .A. O XI X JNT I JS OT' ,
j!Mi ouldiug: I^aoliine XSnives.
Also, MACHINE JOBBING, &c.
NO. 4e MECHANIC STREET,
Send for Circular. WoroeBter, MaBB<
I. s. -wj^it:e.
HAKOFACTURER OP
HAND CABDS AND CABD BOARDS,
HAND CARDS FOR COTTON, WOOL, FLAX &c.
STRIPPING CARDS, HORSE AND CURRY CARDS.
of every desenplion
3 HERMON STREET, WORCEBTER, MASS,
I. ^V^^OODCOCK & SONS,
HORSE SHOERS.
Agent for ths
Worcester Hors'e Shoe Go's
PATENT HORSE SHOES.
All work done, aa usual, in lbs best mannat.
No, 1 Canal Street,
Worcester.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 57
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DBALma IN
"W". I. Goods and Groceries,
Also, CHOICE TEAS, COFFEES AND FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN
THEIR SEASON.
Bntter, Cheeso, Eggs, Lard, Beans, Apples, Potatoes, &c.
"18 8oxitW>T\»Xge Street, WoTceatex, ^asa.
LEARNED, NEWTON & CO.
WHOLBBALE DEALERS IN
FLOUR AND GROCERIES,
No. 3 ALLEN COURT,
S.gt'g.h.»,) WORCESTER, MASS .
CARD ENGRAVER,
No, 205 3-4 Main St., Worcester, Mass.,
XJP STAIRS.
Door Plates, Coffin Plates,
PLATES FOR TRUNKS, DOG COLLARS, 4c,,
XTSHriSHED AND ENGRAVED TO ORDER.
Putlciiluitl«nlioa(<TeD to DBSIQMNO uid ENOI^TINO
FIREMEN'S BADGES.
•^A competeDt workmen constant]; at the office from 8 A. M. to 1 P. "a.-gn
AMERICAN AN
p
I THOMAS H. DODG£, Forme
OouDsellor at I>aw i
omce, Post Office BlocI
Gr. H. I
CARRIAGE, SIGN AND FANCY
I 58TJnionSt., 0pp. foot Foster St., 'WOliOESTEK, MASS.
A.E.RICHMOND'S
CARRIAGE, SLEIGH AND HARNESS
No. 8 Waldo Street,
I H; Cftrri*g«8 an nude rrom the beat material an
Bapsriof qnulit,.
BONNET AND HAT I
Rear of Flagg'a Building, WORC
All Undl of EknmeU nod Hsla Bloclud and ProhI In th* t
MiUlDan Utmded to with picm
JOSIAH e:
SAA^'
BEAUI
Bbw> of all kii
and]
Sawi, RiTetfl,
Prompt alte
1 VhEASi
N'S
[NG
E.
WESSON'S Improved Breech-
Loading Kiflee have now been in use
and before the public a sufficient length
of time to become thoroughly tested as
to capacity — their rapidity in loading and
firing, simplicity, ^reat force and accuracy
in shooting.
For these qualities, together with the
superior finish, and exceedingly low price
,t~ll I I -1 l~1
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 60
S. R. HA-TEEOHlSr,
Slate IMetal Roofer
1 Parker's Block,
DEALER IN
Welsh and American Roofing Slate
Of all Colors.
WHOLESALE SLATE YARD,
Rear of Old Freight House, Lincoln Street,
ALSO, .
Pat on in the most substantial manner.
Enameled Slate Chimney Pieces, Pier Slabs,
Floor Tiles in colors, Grate and Chimney Tops, &c.
Cornices, Griitters & Hieaders
MADE AND PUT UP.
Roofe put on in anj part of the Gountry.
Also, will put on
HATHORN'S IMPOVED PATENT
Sno^^ & Ice Grnard.
For Roofs of Buildings.
All orders promptly attended to, and all work warranted.
!
ADVEHIISBMEM. 61
FRANCIS p. OnVER, Agent,
108 MAIN ST., WORCESTER, MASS.
HALL, PARLOR, OFFICE,
.A.ISrX) COOKIlSrG 8T0"VES,
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
Ageot for the aale of the Paris Grand Prize
P]B ^ 3R. Xd S I^O
COOK stovje;.
Peerlegg Parlor & Peerless IMight Stoves.
F. P. 0. is Agent for tbe manufactnre and atie of
CELEBRATED VSNTrLATINa
Hot Air Furnaces,
PORTABLE OB, BRICK.
P. P. 0. also manufactures to order in the beat manDeT
i GALVANIZED SHBKT-IRON GOHNIGKS,
Window. Caps and Gutters,
{TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPER WORK.
^W-AIl ordars by miil, or otherwUe, will receiT* pr<
I 62
ADVERTISEMKNT.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
_A_. Gr. ]Sd!aiin,
GRANITE MONUMENTS,
AND HEAD STONES,
S9 and 61 Southbridge Street,
"Worcester, IMCass.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
Cemetery Curbing & Building Stone
EumiBbed'mjpiitiip. HGATY EHOIHB 3T0SE fumljihed
DevriokB to sell or vent.
NATIVE WINES,
NATIVE WINES.
We are prepared to fu.rnish Wines by the bottle or qiuiriMty.
POET, MADEIRA,
SHERRY, ANGELICA,
CLARET, SAMBUOI,
HOOK, CURRANT,
For SacramentaL Medicinal and Domestic purposes.
Theae Wines are of our own manufacture, and free from any form of adul-
teration. We uffar them to the public, none less than three jeara old, and ask
for a comparison in qnalitj and price, with California or Imported Wjnea,
They may be found, with Circular Price List, at all the Drug Stores in Wor-
cester, and with the manufacture ra at Qulnsigamond Village.
V. p. TOWNSEND & CO.
ADVERTISEMENT.
SARGENT CARD CLOTHING CO.
V\/ORCESTER, MASS-
ManufflotarBrs of Brerj Vsrietj of
MACHINE CARDS,
For Cotton, "Wool and Flax,
Set in Ijoa.th.er, Oloth and Paper-
AI»o,,IN LEATHER WITH FELT FACE.
HAND AND STRIPPING CARDS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
And Manufacturers Supplies to Order.
H«Ting Ihe MOST MODERN IMPROVED MACHINEBT, built bj onrselrea
vithin the i,i.ET TVo tiars, ooupUd with tbb fact WE EMPLOY ONLY THE BEST
OF WOBKMEN to opsrate Cbe enme, we inn etIAHANTES perfectlt duiforh goads
— tbo Becnt of PRIME WORKING CARDS, enduring longer, beeanie B
EDWIN S. LAWEENCE, Agent.
SABGEMT & CO., New York, Agents.
.^
ADVERTIBMENT.
SPECIALTY.
TO WOOLEN MANUFAOTUKERS.
Patent Paper Back Cards
For Drying Machines and Heavy Work.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
SARGENT CARD CLOTHING CO.
WOBCESTEB, MASS.
Patented Oct. 20, 1868.
Manafacturers using Drying Machines are irell aware of tbe constant expense
and anuojauce which result from the effects of heat npon the leather back
cards used for holdiog the Cloth on such Machiuerj. This difGcuttj is
entirely obyiated by our patent Paper Baek Cards, and "e warrant the same to
endure as long as the rims of the machine to which they are attached.
The Sattering demand thus far for this improved card, justifies as in keeping
all the Tarieties in stock. Orders filled promptly.
EDWIN S. LAWRENCE, Agent..
66 ADVERTISBMBNTa.
rEstablisbod 170S.
JOHISr 3?EESTO]Sr,
Premlnm Cocoa and Brooaa, Tanllla, Sweet French
and American
CHOCOLATES.
Office 162 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
PRESTON'S BREAKFAST COCOA.
Tbo vgt; agreeable aharaflter of this prepa-
BUBlaining in its propertiea, with a, refined and
grnteful flaror develuped bj the special mode
ofptetmrtttion, after many years of eiperi-
THIS COCOA
Is now being used as their habitual
morniDg beverage
Medical m^a recommeDd Cocna to invalids and oonvaleaoenta aa preferable to tea
" rous system, it ig rosloralivB, invigorating and
well adapted to tboge in feeble health, or of
aeaeniary naoiia, ana especially so no muther'a. butb bsfure and during the time of
tive propertiea, sustaining the strength of both mother and child.
The superior qnalily of this article haa indneed others to attempt to imitate it^ and
the public are cButiooed to benare of any other than the genuine
Preston's Breakfast Cocoa,
Aa there can be no other like it, the trade mark pf nhieli is secured by Copyright.
It is easily prepared for the table, and should be liept on hand by every family far
ready use. It is nently put up in pound and half-pound packages, with directiona for
use on eaeh package, and sold by the grocers generally.
MANUFACTURED BY
JOHN PRESTON, Dorchester, Mass.
Preston's Eagle and other Chocolates, Eroma and Cocoa
Preparations.
0£&ce 16^ StaVc Street, Tioston.
ADVERTISEHgHT.
STAND ARD SC ALES.
HIGHEST PREMIUMS I
Two Prize Medsis Awarded them at the
Great Paris Exposition
SOCLES OF ^LH, KIIVDS.
Platform, Counter, Hay, Coal, and Depot
Scales.
FOB m JT OUB m ENGLIND WABE HOUSE,
— ALSO,—
Baldwin's Patent Money Drawei
son's Gas Regulators, Fire-Proo
FAIRBANKS, BROWN <
118 Jftau StTBet, ;Bo3ton.
FOE SALE IN WOECESTEB AT MANDFAOTOEEES'
O. B'OSTEIS, & OC
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