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ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


THE  MASSACHUSETTS 

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insurance 

SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 


INCORPORATED  1851. 


OFFICERS. 


E.  W.  BOND, 


President. 


CHAS.  McLEAN  KNOX, Vice-President. 
AVERY  J.  SMITH,  Secretary. 


OSCAR  B.  IRELAND,  Actuary. 

DAVID  P.  SMJTH,  M.  D.,  Med’l  Ex’r. 
CHAS  P.  KEMP,  Asst.  Med’l  Ex’r. 


This  Company  offers  to  the  public  all  the  real  advantages  that  can  be,  with  safety, 
conceded  by  any  Company.  It  is  firmly  established,  having  been  in  successful  opera- 
tion for  the  past  twenty -two  years.  It  has  accumulated  the  large  sum  of 

$4,500, 000.00. 

And  its  Assets  are  rapidly  increasing.  Its  Annual  Income  exceeds  $1,500,000.  Its 
investments  are  confined  by  statute  to  those  most  solid  and  reliable. 

IT  IS  PURELY  MUTUAL. 

There  are  no  Stockholders  to  whom  heavy  dividends  or  excessive  interest  is  paid, 
but  all  the  surplus  belongs  entirely  to  the  assured.  It  pays  dividends  at  the  beginning  of 
the  second  year  on  renewal  of  the  policies,  and  annually  thereafter,  at  each  renewal,  on  the 
contribut^in  plan. 

It  has  paid  out  to  living  members  over  $1,000,000  in  Dividends.  Its  disbursements 
to  the  families  and  relatives  of  deceased  members  have  reached  a still  larger  sum,  or 
over  $2,000,000.  Its  average  rate  of  mortality  has  been  very  favorable.  It  is  eco- 
nomical in  expenses.  Its  rates  of  premium  are  as  low  as  they  can  be  with  safety  to  the 
insured.  No  extra  rate  charged  on  the  lives  of  females.  It  issues  most  liberal  Policies, 
with  but  little  restriction  on  travel.  All  the  most  popular  kinds  of  Policies  are  issued. 
All  its  policies  are  made  NON-FORFEITABLrE  by  law  of  the  State,  and  no 
other  State  offers  equal  advantages  in  this  respect. 


DIRECTORS. 


EPHRAIM  W.  BOND, 
HENRY  FULLER,  Jr., 
EDMUND  FREEMAN, 

W.  C.  STURTEVANT, 
SAMUEL  BOWLES, 
JAMES  KIRIvHAM, 
JOSEPH  STONE, 

CLARK  W.  BRYAN, 
DAVID  P.  SMITH,  M.  D., 
HOMER  FOOT, 

CHAS.  McLEAN  KNOX, 
OTIS  CHILDS, 

J.  ARTHUR  BURR, 

A.  I.  BENYON, 
WILLIAM  B.  SEARS. 


Springfield,  Mass. 


II  U 

Newton,  “ 
New  York. 
Boston,  Mass. 


- 


WILLIAM  BROS0, 

J.  L.  ERRINGER, 

BENJ.  B.  COMEGYS, 
JOHN  W.  NEWTON, 
JOHN  S.  KIDDER, 

C.  W.  STANLEY, 

JAMES  M.  CHURCHILL, 
CHAS.  P.  KIMBALL, 
GEORGE  C.  KIMBALL, 
ROBERT  L.  JOHNSON, 
MERRITT  BURT, 

HENRY  W.  ELLICOTT, 
R.  P.  ELMORE, 

L.  W.  HALL, 


Chicago,  111. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 

St.  Albans,  Vt. 
Manchester,  N.  H. 

Portland,  Me. 

Flint,  Mich. 
Albany,  N.  Y. 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Baltimore,  Md. 
Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Syracuse,  111. 


Y1 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


FOUR  SPIHDLE  DRILL  PRESSES, 

Model  and  Experimental  Machinery, 

Punches  and  Dies,  Saw  Arbors , 

Emery  Wheel  Grinding  Machines. 

JBS3T  General  Jobbing  and  Repairing  done  at  Short  Notice. 

COR.  HARRISON  AVENUE  AND  DWIGHT  STREET, 

Few  Rods  East  of  the  Post  Office,  SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


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LADD  BROTHERS, 


OPERA  HOUSE  BLOCK, 


414  Main  Street,  - - - Springfield,  Mass. 


ESTABLISHED,  1848. 


REPRESENTING 


CAPITAL  AND  ASSETS. 


Particular  attention  paid  to  placing  large  lines  on  Manufacturing  and  Mercantile 
Property  in  Sound  and  Reliable  Offices. 


AGENTS  FOR  THE 


>£TNA  FIRE  INS.  CO.,  Hartford, ASSETS,  $6,000,000 

LIVERPOOL  & LONDON  & GLOBE “ 20,000,000 

NORTH  BRITISH  & MERCANTILE,  London  and 

Edinburg, “ 10,000,000 

ALPS,  Erie,  Pa., ’ “ 250,000 

COMMERCIAL  UNION,  London...... “ 4,500,000 

HANOVER,  New  York “ 850,000 

NIAGARA,  “ “ “ 1,000,000 

FANUEIL  HALL,  Boston, “ 200,000 

TRADERS,  Chicago, “ 500,000 

ATLANTIC,  Piovidence,  “ 250,000 

CONN.  MUTUAL  LIFE  INS.  CO., “ 32,000,000 

| TRAVELERS,  of  Hartford “ 1,700,000 

1 1 —AND  OTHER-*- 


First  Class  Stock  & Mutual  Companies. 

I R.  K.  LADD.  C.  R.  LADD.  A.  LADD. 


GAS  GENERATOR  IN  VAULT.  AIR  PUMP  IN  CELLAR. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


HOMER  FOOT  & CO., 

IMPORTERS: 

DEALERS  IN 

Hardware,  Iron,  Steel, 

ANVILS,  VISES,  BELLOWS,  FIRE  BRICK, 

Pig  and  Sheet  Lead,  Lead  Pipe,  Block  Tin,  Spelter,  Sheet 
Zinc,  Antimony,  Nuts  and  Washers,  Chain  Pumps, 
Cordage,  Grindstones,  Coopers’  Glue,  Agricultural 
Tools,  Lawn  Mowers,  &c. : Wholesale  and  Retail. 

AGENTS  FOR  THE  SALE  OF 

Fairbanks’  Scales, 

Nails,  Leather  Belting, 

Meneeley’s  Church  and  Factory  Bells, 

Lathe  Chucks,  Lace  and  Picker  Leather,  Rubber  Belting, 
Packing  and  Hose,  American  Fire  Extinguishers, 
Portable  Forges,  Hazard’s  Powder,  and 
Cold  Rolled  Shafting. 

Sole  Agents  in  the  United  States  for 

Limet  & Co’s  Celebrated  French  Files. 

Foot’s  Block,  Cor.  Main  and  State  Sts., 

SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 

HOMER  FOOT,  JR. 


HOMER  FOOT. 


JOHN  B.  STEBBINS. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


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SPRINGFIELD 


WHITTIER’S  PATENT  STEAM  RADIATOR. 


We  would. call  the  attention  of  those  using  direct  radiation,  to  the  Radiator  rep- 
resented above ; the  mechanical  construction  of  which,  we  [think,  cannot  be  improved. 
Each  single  bar  is  cast  in  one  piece,  and  the  several  bars  are  connected  by  nipples,  giving 
a perfect  circulation  ; the  steam  being  supplied  at  the  top  and  the  return  connected  at 
the  bottom.  They  are  made  of  various  sizes,  and  can  be  used  with  equal  success  for 
either  high  or  low  pressure. 


SOLE  AGENTS  FOB  THE 

TOKOST  LOW  P1111VS1 

Self-Regulating  Heating  Aparatns. 

In  Eastern  Hampden,  Hampshire,  Franklin,  and  Worcester  Counties, 
and  the  State  of  Vermont. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR  LIGHTING  AND  HEATING 

Manufactories,  Flic  Enilflings,  Stores,  Private  Dwellings,  &c.  j 

t 

Particular  Attention  paid  to  piping  Houses  for  Cas. 

Experienced  workmen  sent  to  any  part  of  the  country. 

P&XliXfKM,  HOWBf  & 

NO.  83  WORTHINGTON  STREET,  SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 


Xli  ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


SPRINGFIELD 


INCORPORATED  A.  D.  1827. 

Banking  Room,  New  Building,  Corner  Main  and  State  Streets. 


JR eceives  Deposits  and  pays  Interest  on 

ALL  SUMS  FROM  ONE  TO  ONE  THOUSAND  DOLLARS. 


JAMES  M.  THOMPSON,  President.  HENRY  S.  DEE,  Treasurer. 

JOHN  B.  STEBBINS , Vice-President.  WM.  S.  SHURTLEFB,  Secretary. 

TRUSTEES: 

JAMES  M.  THOMPSON,  JOHN  B.  STEBBINS,  WILLIAM  GUNN,  HENRY  MORRIS, 

GEORGE  DWIGHT,  CHARLES  MARSH,  HENRY  S.  LEE. 

AUDITORS: 

HOMER  FOOT,  JAMES  D.  BREWER,  EDMUND  FREEMAN. 


GETS  UP  FINE 


CUSTOM  CLOTHING, 

AND  SELLS  THE 

Howe  Sewing  Machine, 

AT  417  MAIN  ST., 

tBT*JE\IlSrCNH'Tn}JLTD7  MASS. 


THE  SPRINGFIELD 

Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 

Banking  Room,  No.  1 Court  Street,  Hampden  House  Block, 

NORTH  SIDE  OF  COURT  SQUARE. 

Business  Hours  from  9 A.  M.  to  3 P.  M. 

»>* 


JOSEPH  C.  PYNCHON,  President. 

VICE  PRESIDENTS  : 

AARON  BAGG,  WILLIS  PHELPS,  A.  W.  CHAPIN. 

TRUSTEES  : 

E.  W.  BOND,  T.  WARNER,  JR.,  JAS.  E.  RUSSELL,  H.  FULLER,  JR., 

GEO.  B.  MORRIS,  WM.  RICE,  W.  H.  SMITH,  W.  L.  SMITH, 

CHARLES  MARSH. 

DANIEL  J.  MARSH , Treasurer.  E.  W.  BOND,  Secretary. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT.  xiii 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 


PROVISIONS,  BREAD,  PASTRY,  &c. 


F.  EDWARD  GRAY, 


DEALER  IN 


And  every  description  of 


Office,  263  Main  Street, 

YARD  AND  STOREHOUSE,  CORNER  LYMAN  AND  SPRING  STREETS, 

SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


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FRANCIS  ELLISON, 


MANUFACTURER  OF  AND  DEALER  IN 


A ND  ALL  KINDS  OF 


Heavy  Machinery  and  fill  M, 

Including-  Shafting,  Pulleys,  Hangers,  and 
Ligiit  Machine  Work  of  every  description. 


ALSO,  AGENT  FOB  THE  CELEBBATED 


Judson’s  Patent  Engine  Regulator,  Sturtevant’s  Blowers, 

AND 


^allaad  & Glass-Sites, 

FOR  ENGINES  AND  SHAFTING. 

Wrought  Iron,  Steam  and  Gas  Pipe,  and  Fittings  of  all  descriptions, 
kept  constantly  on  hand. 

Special  attention  given  to  Repairs  on  Engines  and  Machinery, 
and  Piping  Buildings  for  Steam  and  Gas. 

52  and  56  Liberty  St.,  first  brick  Block  from  Main, 

0PBXErenmj»,  mass. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


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THOMAS  McLOUGHLIN  & CO., 


DEALERS  IN 


ANTHRACITE  AHD  BITUMINOUS 

COAL 


Office,  Cor.  Main  and  Sanford  Sts.,  Room  No.  1 

YARD,  FOOT  OF  BKOAD  STREET, 

SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 


*I\  13.  BEACH, 


MCTIil 


pj  'mm  1BQ] 
ii  Mr 


NO.  5 ELM  STREET,  UP  STAIRS, 

PERSONAL  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  SALES  OF 

REAL  ESTATE,  FARMS,  FARM  STOCK, 

Stocks  of  Goods > Bonds  and  Stocks , 

mt  PvlTOte  Moms®Sp 

AND 

AUCTION  SALTS  GENERALLY. 


BEMIS,  PHILLIPS  & CO., 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 

ANTHRACITE  AND  BITUMINOUS 

€OAXa®, 

By  the  cargo,  car  load  or  ton.  Coals  well  screened,  and  delivered  in  any  part  of 

the  city  at  lowest  rates. 

Office  and  Yard,  Taylor  Street,  Near  Main, 

SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 

ARTHUR  I.  BEMIS.  THOMAS  O.  BEMIS.  S.  R.  PHILLIPS. 


XVI 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


.OJLMIIS  & QJLMO 

GENERAL 


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tjsts  u^Uancj? 


OFFICE, 

AGAWAM  BANK  BLOCK,  OPP.  MASSASOIT  HOUSE, 

SprmgfieW,  Mass, 


PARTICULAR  ATTENTION  GIVEN 


TO  PLACING  INSURANCE  ON 


Cotton,  'Woolen  tn\t\  pajiet 

And  other  Manufacturing  Property,  at  Reasonable  Rates. 


■% 


PERPETUAL  POLICIES  GRANTED  ON  BRICK  AND  STONE 

BUILDINGS. 


U. 


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ISSUED  AT  THIS  OFFICE,  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE 

WHITE  STAR  LINE  OF  STEAMERS 


ANY  PLACE  1 1ST  EUROPE 
OR  THE  UNITED  STATES. 


H.  G.  GILMORE, 


J.  W.  HOLMES. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT.  xvii 


MODEL  AND  PATTERN  MAKER,  LIGHT  MACHINE  BUILDER, 


And  Manufacturer  of  Improved  Ruling  Machines,  Stamping  Presses, 
Initial  Presses,  and  Models  for  the  Patent  Office  or  Exhibition, 

44  Hampden  Street,  - - SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 


MIELLEZ  &c  CO., 


A choice  collection  of  all  the  leading  Roses,  Bedding  Plants,  etc.,  etc.,  constantly 
on  hand.  Orders  for  Cut  Flowers  and  Floral  Designs  promptly  filled. 


PLAINFIELD  STREET,  Near  Memorial  Church. 


Xviii  ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


4 1 6 Mam  Street, 

I^OllSE  BjlLDIflQ,  Spt^IflqpIELD,  |Vl\SS. 


&E0.  H.  IRELAID  & CO.,  Proprietors. 


etcdrj,  jjablc  and  :Joclict  (j.utlcrjt, 


SILVER  PLATED  WARE, 


ALBUMS,  ■ BOOKS,  WALLETS, 

Chromes,  Engravings,  Stereoscopic  Views, 

AND  A GENERAL  ASSORTMENT  OF 

ENGLISH,  FRENCH,  GERMAN  AND  AMERICAN 

FANCY  QOODS, 

ALL,  NEW  AND  FRESH. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


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CLARK  W.  BRYAN  A CO., 


BLANK  BOOK  MANUFACTURERS, 

301  Main  St.,  and  77  and  79  Worthington  St.,  Springfield,  Mass. 


UR  PRINTING  OFFICE  AND  BOOK  BINDERY,  which  have  been  in  successful 
operation  for  nearly  a score  of  years,  Are  now  among  the  largest  ar.d  best 
equipped  of  their  kind  in  the  Country;  offering  facilities  second  to  none 
for  the  prompt  execution  of  all  work,  however  large  or  small,  acceptably  and 
thoroughly  in  every  respect  and  at  moderate  rates. 

We  make  Books,  small  and  great;  some  very  choice  and  expensive  ones,  illus- 
trated for  use  or  ornament,  according  to  the  demands  of  customers. 


6ATAI.06U 


For  Manufacturers’  uses,  costing  thousands  of  dollars  for 
a single  Edition,  and  CATALOGUES  for  Col- 
leges, Academies  or  Schools, 

Germans,  gLdckqssefi,  Reports, 

§mnphht$,  §nbuhir  §riq  gist$, 

And  all  other  kinds  of  General  Book,  Pamphlet  and  Newspaper  forms 

of  Printing. 


JUcLixiifcictTiriTLg  StoLioners. 


DEANE’S 


XX  ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


Of  all  sizes  and  adapted  to  all  tlie  various  purposes  for 
which  Steam  Pumps  are  ever  used. 


Manufactured  and  Sold  by 

G*  He  & GO., 

SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 

Factory,  29  Hillman  Street. 

Office,  344  Main  Street.  Send  for  Circular. 


HUNT  & SHANDREW, 


m.  s tors  and  Upholds 


"Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


Union  Block,  Main  Street, 

Opposite  Post  Office. 

George  A.  Hunt.  J.  C.  Sha. 


R.  E.  COOPER  & CO 

289  Main  St.  (Wight’s  New  Block), 

practical  Plumie 

And  Dealers  in  all  kinds  of 

PLUMBERS  MATERIAL! 

Block  Tin  Pipe,  Tin  Lined  JPipe,  Lend  Pipe,  Cemen 
Pipe,  Cast  Iron  Pipe, 


VITRIFIED  DRAIN  PIPE, 

Sheet  Lead , Copper  and  Galvanized  Iron  Boilers,  and  a 
usually  found  in  a First  Class  Plumbing  Establishment. 

MARBLE  AND  SLATE  MANT: 

Shelves,  Brackets,  Grates  and  Penders, 

O-^A-S  FIXTURES 

Gas  Stoves,  Portables,  &c.  First-Class  Workmen  sent  to  a 
the  Country.  j0®=*  Dealers  Supplied  at  Reasonable  Price: 


• ■ ; a j"*-'  f ■ 


R.  E.  Cooper. 


S.  WO'  TniNQTON 


CITY 


AND 


BUSINESS  ADVERTISER 


FOR 


1873-74. 

For  the  Tear  Commencing  June  1,  1873. 


PUBLISHED  BY  CLARK  W.  BRYAN  & CO., 

PUBLISHERS,  PRINTERS,  BOOK-BINDERS  AND  ELECTROTYPERS, 
Nos.  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 

1^73. 


^HE  ]\(o^PAREIL  JIeJVIMER  fOMPAJW, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Heramer, 


OFFICE,  NO.  4 OPERA  HOUSE. 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1873,  by 
CLARK  W.  BRYAN  A CO., 

In  the  Office  of  the  Librarian  of  Congress  at  Washington. 


THIS  HEMMER  MAKES  PERFECT 


jf trmght , (fioi[ed,  o\  $ ircnhr  ferns, 

From  one-quarter  of  an  inch  to  four  incheB  in  width,  without  Basting  or  Folding, 

Gathering  the  Fullness  instead  of  Laying  Plaits. 


price, $3.00. 


EVERY  HEMMER  FULLY  WARRAXTED. 

Call  and  see  samples  of  trork',  and  the  HEMMER  OPERATE,  at 

No,  4 Opera-  House, 
SFPEXlsrca-H’XEI-.D,  MASS. 


GOOD  CANVASSING  AGENTS  WANTED. 


CONTENTS. 


Additions  and  changes,  ....  135 
Advertisements,  Index  to,  . . . 5 

A General  View  of  Springfield,  19,  23 

Agricultural  Society, 81 

Almshouse  and  the  Poor,  ...  85 

Alphabetical  List  of  Householders, 
and  Business  and  Professional 
Men  and  Women,  ....  139 
Armory,  United  States,  . . .84,  86 

Association,  Cemetery,  . . .85,  86 

B.  & A.  Employes’  Mutual  Relief,  79 


Firemen’s  Mutual  Relief,  ...  79 

Hampden  Benevolent,  ....  69 

Springfield  Scientific,  . . . . 76 

Westfield  Baptist, 69 

Women’s  Christian,  . . . . 72 

Young  Men’s  Christian,  ...  72 

Banks, 59 

Blocks, 17 

Boston  & Albany  Railroad,  ...  87 
Boundaries,  City  and  Ward,  ( see  Map ) 
Business  Directory, 417 


Business  and  Trade  of  the  City,  . 31 

Cemetery  Association,  ....  85,  86 
Churches : Pastors,  Meetings,  Mem- 
bership, Sunday-Schools,  His- 


torical Facts,  etc., 61 

City  Choirs,  Organs,  etc.,  4 • • 70 

City  Government:  Elections,  . . 46 

City  Officers  and  Committees,  . 47 

Police  Department,  ....  48 
Subordinate  Officers,  ....  47 

Ward  Officers, 48 

Fire  Department, 4S 

City  Hall,  description  of,  ....  86 

City  Hospital,  etc., 85 

City  Library  and  Museum,  ...  29 
Commissioners  for  Other  States,  . 54 
Connecticut  River  Railroad,  ...  87 

Coroners, 51 

Councilors, 53 

County  Officers, 53 

Court,  Police, 56 

Probate  and  Insolvency,  ...  56 

Superior, 55 

Supreme  Judicial, 55 

U.  S.  Circuit  and  District,  . . 55 


PAGE. 

Deputy  Sheriffs  in  Hampden  County,  54 


District  Attorney, 56 

Dogs, 84 

Distances  from  Sringfield  to  Other 

Cities  and  Towns,  ....  58 


Election  Returns  of  the  past  year 
for  Local  and  State  Officers,  and 
for  President  of  United  States,  57 
Expresses,  Stage  Routes,  etc.,  . . 80 


FerrV ai^d  Far^sj\. 85 

Fire  Department:  Organization,  . 48 
Companies  and  Engines,  ...  49 
Compensation  of  Members,  . . 49 
Hydrants,  Reservoirs,  etc.,  . . 49 
Fire  Alarm  Telegraph,  ...  51 


Fire  District,  and  the  Construction 
or  Moving  of  Buildings,  . . 52 

Firemen’s  Mutual  Relief  Association,  7 9 
Foreign  Coins, 56 

Gas  Light  Company, 88 

Government,  City, 73 

State, 55 

National, 56 

Grand  Army  of  the  Republic,  . . 85 

Growth  of  Springfield,  ...  19,  23 

Hacks  and  the  Hack  Ordinance,  . 88 

Halls,  Public, 88 

Hampden  Conference  and  Benevo- 
lent Association, 69 

/Hampden  County  Horticultural  So- 
ciety,   88 

Hampden  Agricultural  Society,  . 81 

Hampden  District  Medical  Society,  88 

Hampden  Park, 86 

Hampden  Park  Association,  ...  83 

Homes  for  Friendless  Women  and 

Children, 73 

Horse  Railroad, 22,  79 


Hotels 80 

Indian  Orchard:  Situation,  ...  88 

Occupations  and  Prosperity,  . 88 

A Notable  Corporation,  ...  88 

Insurance  Companies, 60 

Internal  Revenue,  Tenth  District,  . 55 


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CONTENTS. 


PAGE. 


PAGE. 


Jail  and  House  of  Correction,  . . 85 

Justices,  Notaries  Public,  etc.,  . . 53 

Library  and  Museum  of  Natural 

History, 76 

Licenses,  Laws  Relating  to,  New 
Regulations,  Fees,  Why  Super- 
seded by  Stamps  for  Internal 
Revenue  Purposes,  ....  81 


Masonic  Orders, 77 

Manufactures, 30 

(See  also  Business  Directory.) 

Member  of  Congress,  Tenth  District,  55 
Meteorological  Record  Condensed,  32 

Military  Companies, 85 

Musical  Organizations,  ....  72 

New  Buildings,  ....  33,  38-40 

New  York,  New  Haven  and  Hart- 
ford Railroad, 87 

Notaries  Public,  etc., 54 

Odd  Fellows, 78 

Omnibus  and  Fares, 81 

Places  Worthy  of  Notice,  ...  86 

Police  Court, 56 

Police  Department:  List  of  Officers, 

Salaries,  etc. , 48 

Popular  Vote  for  President  in  1872,  57 

Population, 55 

Post-Office,  Free  Delivery,  Carriers’ 

Districts,  etc., 86 

Public  Halls, 80 

Railroads, 87 

Railroad  Companies, 87 

Reading  Room,  Free, 29 

Representatives  in  the  Legislature 
from  Hampden  County,  and 

their  Districts, 54 

Relief  Associations, 79 

Savings  Banks, 60 

Schools,  Public:  Organization,  . . 73 

What  they  Show  of  the  City,  74 
List  of  Teachers,  etc.,  . . . . 75 
Schools,  Private:  Teachers  and  Lo- 
cation,   75 


Senators  from  Hampden  County, 
and  Senate  Districts,  ....  54 
Sheriff  and  Deputy  Sheriffs  in  the 

County, 53, 54 

Sons  of  Temperance, 78 

Springfield  Water  Works,  ...  83 

Springfield  Gas  Light  Company,  . 88 

Springfield  Post-Office,  ....  86 
Springfield  Caledonian  Society,  . 88 

Springfield  and  Farmington  Valley 

Railroad, 87 

Springfield,  Athol  & Northeastern 

Railroad 87 

Springfield  and  Longmeadow  Rail- 
road,   87 

Springfield  in  1873 : A General  View,  19 
Growth  of  the  City,  ...  19,  23 
Changes  and  Improvements,  . 23 

New  Enterprises, 25 

School  Houses  and  Schools,  . 28 

The  City  Library, 29 

Railroads, 29 

Manufactures, 30 

Business  and  Trade,  ....  31 

Springfield  Scientific  Association,  . 76 

Stage  Routes,  Expresses,  etc.,  . . 80 

State  Government, 55 

Streets,  Avenues,  Squares,  Blocks, 

Hills,  Reservoirs,  etc.,  ...  13 

Street  Railway, 22,  79 

Sunday-Schools,  ( see  Churches .) 

Telegraph  Companies,  ....  81 

Temperance  Societies,  . . . . 78 

United  States  Armory,  . . .84,  86 

United  States  Courts,  ....  56 

United  States  Government,  ...  56 

United  States  Internal  Revenue,  . 55 


Valuation  of  Springfield,  ...  21 

Voting  Places, 53 

Vote  for  Local,  State  and  National 
Officers,  of  the  Different  Parties, 
in  1872, 57 


Women’s  Christian  Association,  . 72 

Young  Men’s  Christian  Association,  72 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS 


Advertising, 

PAGE- 

Bowles  Samuel  & Co ,96 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co., 132 

Advertising  Agency. 

Parsons  A.  R., 335,  405 

Agency  for  Supplying  Housekeepers 
and  Nurses. 

Bemis  Mrs.  M.  L 157 

Ale  and  Porter  Brewers. 

Shaw  & Co 367 

Architects. 

Chapin  A.  L., 186 

Potter  George  E., 343 

Attorneys  and  Counselors  at  Law. 

Brown  Timothy  M., 172 

Browne  Joseph  W., 172 

Converse  J.  W., 198 

Donnelly  Hugh, 216 

Greene  & Bosworth, 248 

Maynard  E.  B., 307 

Mclntire  James  E., 310 

Rogers  W.  B., 356 

Smith  William  L., 376 

Soule  & Lathrop, 377 

Wall  J.  P., 399 

Auctioneers. 

Eldredge  & Lewis, 224 

Beach  Theodore  D., xv 

Nelen  F.  W., 325 


Pierce,  Abbott  & Co.,  see  colored  leaf  back 
of  book. 


Agricultural  Store. 

Bagg  & Batchelder, 94,  147 

Bakers. 

Carr  J.  S.  & Co., 183 

Lane  H.  S., 290 

Lobsitz  John, 297 

Bankers. 

Anderson  F.  W.  & Co., 144 

Banks  (Savings). 

Hampden  Savings  Bank, 254 

Springfield  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  . xii 

Springfield  Institution  for  Savings,  . . xii 

Bell  Hanger. 

Moody  George  Z., 318 


Beer  and  Soda  Manufacturers. 


PAGE. 

Brooks  F.  A., 170 

Cowles  A.  F., 202 

Jennings  John, 276 

Blacksmiths. 

Burke  P.  J., 97 

Cunningham  J.  B., 204 

Dasutt  Joseph, / 208 

Fawcett  F.  W., 227 

Hood  & Miller, 268 

Hutchison  C.  S., 273 

Rose  Walter  B., 357 

Sibley  & Fitch,  . . . . . . .371 

Blank  Book  Makers. 

Gill,  Hayes  & Co., 242 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  . . . xix,  98,  99 

Boarding,  Feeding  &,  Sale  Stable. 

Cook  F.  A., 198 

Boilers,  Engines,  Etc. 

Ellison  F rancis, xiv,  225 

Hammond  S.  T.  & Co., 253 

Roche  John 355 


Bone,  Grist  and  Plaster  Mill. 


Crawford  & Dearnley, 203 

Bookbinders. 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  . . . xix,  98,  99 

Gill,  Hayes  & Co., 242 

Books  and  Stationery. 

Burt  Augustine  & Co., 177 

Burt  Roderick, 178 

Gill  & Hayes, 242 

Morris  F.  W.,  . * 368 

Rude  Horace, 320 

Ryan  Philip  J., 360 

White  James, 407 

Whitney  & Adams, 408 

Book  Publishers. 

Bill,  Nichols  & Co., 160 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  . . . xix,  98,  99 

Fisk  D.  E.  & Co., 230 

Flint  William  & Co., 233 

Holland  W.  J.  & Co.,  .....  267 

Zeigler,  McCurdy  & Co., 416 

Boots  and  Shoes. 

Wholesale. 

Hixon  & Birnie, 266 

Morse  O.  D.  & Co 321 

Shaw  Henry  A., 367 


6 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Retail  Dealers , Makers  and  Repairers. 


PAGE. 

Ball  A.  L., 149 

Burke  James, 176 

During  John  B., 221 

Kimberly  John  & Co., 284 

Lawton  & Butterfield, 292 

Morse  O.  D.  & Co 321 

Pinney  William  H.  & Co.,  ....  341 

Shaw  Henry  A 367 

Swallow  & Haney, 387 

Williams  Peter, 408 


PAGE. 

Ashton  George  A 146 

Bailey  W.  L., 148 

Chapin  A.  L., 186 

Eaton  L.  O.,  . ...  . . . 223 

Keyes  W.  D., '.  .283 

LaddE.  W 289 

Marien  J.  H., 304 

Moulton  Charles  jb., 822 

Shattuck  E.  W., 366 

Shaw  Charles  L., 367 

Wheeler  Edmund  Ai, 406 


Brass  Founders. 

Emory  P.  P.  & Co., 

E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co., 

Brick  Makers. 

Leary  John, 

Bridge  Builders. 

Briggs  A.  D.  & Co.,  .... 
Harris  & Wright,  .... 
Hawkins  & Burrall,  .... 

Brokers  (Money). 

Anderson  F.  W.  & Co.,  . 

Jordan  Josiah,  ' 

Van  Wert  J.  L.,  .... 

Building  Stone,  etc. 

Dwelly  A.  S.  & Co.,  .... 

James  & Marra 

Lawler  Edward,  .... 

Cabinet  Makers. 

Bahl  Robert,  . ... 

Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory, 

Car  Builders. 

Wason  Manufacturing  Co., 


94,  225 
. 92 


293 


„ Carvers. 

Burckard  & Jenks, 175 

Keenan  W.  A., 279 

Cement,  Drain  and  Sewer  Pipe. 

Wilcox  J.  P.  & Co 95,  406 


. 168 
. 257 
. 260 


144 

278 

397 


Children’s  Carriages, 

Peck  & Baker, 

Cigars  and  Tobaccos. 

Case  & Clark, 

Foskit  H.  C 

French  Edward  M.,  .... 

Pratt  E.  F 

Whitcomb  Joseph,  .... 
Wright  W.  H., 


221 

275 

292 


Circulating  Libraries 

Gill  & Hayes, 

Leavitt,  Gillespie  & Gilmore,  Misses, 


Civil  Engineers. 

16g  Briggs  A.  D.  & Co., 

Clapp  A.  F., 

Harris  W.  B., 

. 90  Hawkins  & Burrall, 


. 337 


. 184 
. 236 
. 234 
. 344 
. 407 
. 415 


. 242 


. 293 


. 168 


. 189 
. 257 
. 260 


Card  (Machine)  Manufacturers. 


Hampden  Card  Co.,  . f . . . .254 

Carpet  Weaver. 

Dalton  Charles 200 


Claim  Agent. 

Tifft  L.  A., 

. 392 

Clairvoyant. 

Manley  Mrs.  A.  B., 

Carpels  and  Oil-Cloth. 


Currier  & Hodsldns, 205 

McKnight  John  D., 311 

Carriage  and  Saddlery  Hardware 
and  Trimmings. 

Baker  Henry  K., .149 

Carriage  Dealers. 

Bayley  S 154 

Symonds  William  H., 388 

Carriage  Makers. 

Dasutt  Joseph, 208 

Fawcett  F.  W., 227 

Perkins  Osmon, 338 

O’Brien  Thomas, 329 

Rogers  & White,  ......  367 

Smith  David  & Co.,  . ....  374 

Carpenters  and  Builders. 

Aikens  Norman,  . ....  138 


Coal  Dealers, 


Abbey  A.  B., i37 

Banks  J.  H.  & Son, HO 

Bemis,  Phillips  & Co.,  . . . . xv,  157 

Bumstead  S.  S. 174 

Gray  F.  Edward, xiii,  247 

McLaughlin  Thomas  & Co.,  . . . . xv 

Commission  Merchants. 

Bigelow  S.  & Co., 159 

Palmer  Samuel  & Co., 333 

Sibley  & Rathbun, 371 

Smith  Hinsdale  & Co., 375 

Wilder  & Puffer, 407 

Worthy  J.  L.  & Co., 416 

Confectionery  and  Fruits. 

Amsden  J.  L., 143 

Augur  W.  H.  C., 146 

Barr  Edwin  C., 152 

Sawin  Farnum  E., 363 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


7 


Confectionery  Manufacturers. 


PAGE. 

Cowles  A.  F., 202 

Kibbe  Brothers  & Co., 283 

Contractors  and  Builders. 

Farrar  B.  F 227 

Coppersmiths. 


Emory  P.  P.  & Co 94,  225 

Corrugated  Iron  Manufacturers. 


American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  . . . 143 

Cotton  Waste  Dealers. 

Pearl  H.  W., 336 

Cracker  Bakers. 

Carr  J.  S.  & Co., 183 

Crockery,  Glassware,  &c. 

Dearden  William, 211 

Grant  J.  W., 247 

Lane  George  M., 290 

Livermore,  Swan  & Co., 297 


Pierce,  Abbott  & Co.,  see  colored  leaf  bach 


of  booh. 

Dentists. 

Anderson  J.  J., 144 

Bartholomew  S.  B.,  . . . t 153 

Dodge  J.  N., 215 

Hurlbut  J.  Searle, $13 

Noble  Lester, 326 

Perkins  Cyrus, 338 

Searle  F., 364 


Dentists’  Supplies. 

Williams  William  M., 411 

Designers  and  Engravers. 


Bradley  Milton  & Co., 166 

Chalmers  David  M., 185 

Chubbuck  Thomas, 189 

Lutz  J.  C.  & Co., 299 

Richards  W.  A 89,  351 

Doors,  Windows  & Window  Blinds. 

Walker  T.  M.  & Co., 399 

Warner  David, 400 

Drain  and  Sewer  Pipe. 

Wilcox  J.  P.  & Co.,  ....  95,  406 

Dress  Maker. 

Grout  Mrs.  J.  A., 260 

Druggists. 

Alden  Charles  P., 140 

Brown  George  C., 171 

Dickinson  Frank  S 213 

Dow  John  O., 218 

Higgins  Dr.  A.  M.  & Co.,  . . . .263 

Hooker  John, 268 


Keefe  & Burdett,  adv  line  top  first  p cover. 
Merritt  C.  C.,  see  adv  line  last  page  cover  and  314 
Webber  J.  T.  & Co.,  see  adv  opp  page  403 
and  at  bottom  of  pages 


Dry  Goods. 

Bushnell  H.  S.;  8c  Co 

Carter  & Cooley,  .... 

PAGE. 

. 178 

184 

Currier  & Hodskins, 

205 

French  & Cooley,  .... 

236 

McKnight,  Norton  & Hawley, 

311 

Rockwood  J.  T., 

355 

Tinkham  & Co.,  .... 

393 

Wholesale. 

Hale,  Oakes  & Tower, 

251 

Dye  Houses. 

Harmon  Israel  & Co.,  see  adv  line  bach  cover 
People’s  Dye  House, 

338 

Express. 

American  Express  Co.,  . 

143 

Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary. 

Gardner  William  W.,  M.  D.,  .... 

239 

Fancy  Dry  Goods. 

Colby  John, 

194 

Ireland  George  H.  & Co., 

xviii 

, 274 

Jennison  & Kendall, 

276 

Kinsman  T.  S., 

286 

Kinsman  W.  D.,  .... 

286 

Leavitt,  Gillespie  & Gilmore,  Misses, 

293 

Wallach,  Schwab  & Zinsser,  . 

• • 

399 

Feeding  and  Sale  Stable. 

Patch  E.  H., 

335 

Fertilizers. 

Wilder  & Puffer,  .... 

410 

File  Cutter. 

Ferris  J.  T 

229 

Fisb  and  Oysters. 

Adams,  E.  P., 

138 

Fuller  Sanford,  . . . . v 

. 

337 

Granger  T.  M., 

. 

246 

Martin  H.  C., 

. 

305 

Quimby  H.  A., 

346 

Seaver  Wm.  T., 

365 

Smith  S.  L., 

376 

Webber  J.  W., 

• 

403 

Flour  and  Grain  Dealers. 

Bigelow  S.  & Co 

169 

Bangs  John, 

150 

Foster  Cyrus  A.,  .... 

234 

Palmer  Samuel  & Co.,  . 

333 

Sibley  <&  Rathbun,  .... 

371 

Wilder  & Puffer,  .... 

410 

Worthy  J.  L.  & Co 

415 

Florists. 

Clarke  Edmund  W., 

192 

Miellez  & Co.,  .... 

• 

xvii 

Foundry. 

Wright  & Emerson, 

94 

Fresoo  Painter. 

Morgan  J.  W., 

319 

8 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Furniture  Dealers. 

PAGE. 


Eldredge  & Lewis, 224 

B unt  & Shandrew,  see  adv  last  page  of  map 


and 

272 

Kellogg  Theodore,  Jr., 

281 

Knappe  Herman, 

287 

Maxfield  & Co., 

306 

NelenF.  W.,  . 

Pierce,  Abbott  & Co.,  see 

colored  leaf  back  of 

book. 


Gardener  and  Nurseryman. 

Hitchcock  Alden, 265 

Gas  Machines. 

Gilbert  & Barker  Manufacturing  Co.,  . viii,  ix 
Phillips,  Mowry  & Cp.,  xi,  340 

Gas  Fixtures. 

ElwellE.  M., 225 

General  Jobbers. 

Gifford  John  H.,  see  first  page  of  map  and  241 

Gouch  George, 245 


Stacy  E.  S., vi,  380 

Gentlemen's  Furnishing  Good?. 

Blodgett  A.  & Brother, 162 

Brigham  D.  H.  & Co 169 

Burdick  Henry  C.,  . . . . ■ . 175 

Clark  Walter  S.  & Co., 191 

Hall  & Prew, 252 

Miller,  Allen  & Co., 315 

Newell  & Battersby, 327 

Vaughan  & Parker, 398 

Wilcox  E.  H., 406 


Glass  Cutting  Instruments. 

Adams  B.  F.  & Co., 138 

Gold  Deaf  Manufacturer. 


Harwood  F.  W., 258 

Gold  and  Silver  Platers. 

Albro  H., 140 

Kane  J.  T., 279 

Schoonmaker  D., 364 

Warner  J.  M.,. 401 

Gold  Pen  Maker. 

Packard  Charles  N., 332 

Grocers. 

Barrett  J.  H.  & Brother,  ....  152 

Bumstead  M.  A., 174 

Butterfield  & Gilbert, 179 

Call  Charles  A., 180 

Camp  & Cooley, 181 

Cate  Nathaniel, 184 

Chandler  J.  M.  & Co 186 

Cook  E.  C.  & Co., 198 

Fawcett  F.  W., 227 

Handy  H.  B.  & Co., 254 

Houghton  & Fisk, 269 

Houston  & Dewey 269 

Hubbard  S.  H.  & J.  F., 271 

Jenks  L.  F., 275 

Kimberly  John  & Co., 284 


PAGE. 

Leonard  J.  M., 296 

Marsh  J.  S.  & Co., xiii,  304 

Pinney  William  H.  & Co.,  . . . .341 

Rice  John  L., 350 

Shaw  S.  A.  & Co 367 

Simonds  & Adams, 372 

Woolson  Charles  A., 414 

Wholesale. 

Marsh  J.  S.  & Co., xiii,  304 

West,  Stone  & Co.,  • . . . . . .405 

Hardware. 

Blackstone  C.  J., 161 

Chapin  & Kibbee, 187 

Foot  Homer  & Co., x 

Graves  George  A., 247 

Smith  & Stewart, 376 

Hair  Dressers. 

Montague  W.  D., 317 

Thiemann  & Adams, 391 

Harnesses,  Saddlery  and  Trunks. 

Bayley  S., 154 

Bull  J.  N„ 174 

Harrison  John  F., 257 

Harwood  E.  J., 258 

Hewitt  J.  R., 263 

Payne  William, 336 

Rpssell  & Gage, 359 

Symonds  William  H., 388 

bellman  & Fuller, 404 

White  Daniel  G., 407 

Hats,  Caps,  Furs,  &c. 

Brigham  D.  H.  & Co., 169 

Clark  Walter  S.  & Co., 191 

Hall  & Prew, 262 

Keyes  Henry  & Co., 283 

Lee  C.  M., 294 

Sanderson  & Son, 862 

The  Practical  Hatters, 391 

Tobey  Frank  G 393 

Vaughan  & Parker, 398 

Wilcox  E.  H., 409 

Hatter. 

Stimpson  F., 383 

Hoop  Skirt  Manufacturers. 

Ferre  C.  D.  & Co., 228 

Horse  Dentist. 

Washburn  N.  R.. 402 


Hose,  Hose  Couplings,  Etc. 


Hutchinson  S.  B.  & Co., 273 

Hotels. 

Carlton  House, 182 

Revere  House, 349 

Insurance. 

Burt  Augustine  & Co., 177 

Fuller  W.  A., 238 

Hall  Jolip  A.,  . 262 

Holmes  & Gilmore xvi 

Johnson  J.  L., 277 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS 


9 


Ladd  Brothers, 

Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

Morse  Gilford, 

Moseley  Harvey  E., 

Quinby  B.  F., 

Springfield  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co. 

Tifft  L.  A., 

Warriner  S.  C., * 

Wood  Warren  S., 

Intelligence  Offices. 

Hart  J.  S., 

Ryan  Philip  J., 

Taylor  John  C., 

Toomey  J.  J., 


Gibbs  Isaac, 


Japanner. 


PAGE. 
. 288 
. v 
. 321 
. 322 
. 347 
iv 
. 392 
. 402 
. 413 


257 

360 

389 

393 

241 


Jewelry,  Watches  and  Plate. 


Bailey  S.  E., 148 

Smith  & Snow, *376 

Stowe  L.  S.  & Co., 384 

Taylor  Albert  G 388 

Woods  & Hosley, 414 

Junk  Dealers. 

Clark  Simpson, 191 

Dickinson  & Mayo, 214 

Hammond  S.  T.  & Co 253 


Laundry. 

Byne  William,  .... 


179 


Lime  and  Cement. 

Gray  F.  Edward,  .... 
Wilder  & Puffer,  .... 

Lithographers. 

Bradley  Milton  & Co.,  . . . 

Chalmers  David  M., 

Chubbuck  Thomas,  .... 
Lutz  J.  C.  & Co.,  .... 


xiii,  247 
. 410 


. 166 
. 185 
. 189 
. 299 


Livery  and  Feeding  Stables. 


Burr  E.  W., 177 

Collins  William  S., 195 

Henry  & Marsh, 97,  262 

I vers  Richard, 274 

O’Keefe  James, 330 

Sexton  William  B.  C., 366 

Locksmiths. 

Gifford  John  H.,  see  first  page  of  map  and  241 

Lumber  Dealers. 

Abbey  A.  B., 137 

Aikens  Norman, 139 

Day,  Jobson  & Chase, 210 

Richards  & Bosworth, 351 

Robinson,  Marsh  & Co., 93 

Smith  C.  H.  & Co., 93,  373 

Machinists. 

Ellison  Francis, xiv,  225 

Johnson  Alonzo, 276 

Roche  John, 355 

Stacy  E.  S., yi,  380 

Woods  James  D., 414 

Masons. 

Curtis  D.  J., ii 

McCauley  & Bartlett, 308 

2 


Marble  and  Slate  Dealers. 


PAGE. 

Cook  J.  H.  & Co.,  ....  .198 

Curtis  D.  J., ii 

McGregory  & Son, 372 

Sanger  A.  D.,  ....  . . 362 

Meat  Markets. 

Allen  H.  H.  & J.  C., 142 

Braman  H.  A., 167 

Byrnes  James  A., 179 

Casey  M., 184 

Cook  George  S., 198 

Dumbleton  Harvey, 220 

Fawcett  F.  W., 227 

Fisher  L.  W., 230 

Fuller  Sanford, 237 

Gould  George  W., 246 

Hill  W.  E., .264 

Houston  & Dewey, 269 

Hunt  A.  C., 272 

Medbery  J.  C., 313 

Phillips  O.  K., 340 

Pinney  William  H.  & Co.,  ....  341 

Rice  John  L., 350 

Richards  &■  Breck, 352 

Sheldon  & Bennett, 370 

Smith  George  B.  & Brother,  ....  374 

Whitney  George  & Son, 408 

Wholesale. 

Perkins  &Nye, 338 

Merchant  Tailors. 

Blodgett  A.  & Brother, 162 

Brigham  D.  H.  & Co., 169 

Dermot  Stuart,  . 212 

Haynes  & Co 261 

Huber  John  B 271 

Merrick  L.  M 314 

Miller,  Allen  & Co., 315 

Newell  & Battersby, 326 

Paine  & Seaver, 333 

Ray  Samuel  C., xii,  348 

Schober  Charles, 363 

Milliners  and  Millinery  Goods. 

Cashin  Mrs., 184 

Malley  M.  W., 302 

Wallach,  Schwab  & Zinsser 399 

Wilcox  O.  W., 406 

Model  and  Pattern  Makers. 

Piper  E.  J., xvii,  342 

Woods  James  D., 414 

Modiste  and  Importer  of  Patterns. 

Rice  Mrs.  J.  C., 350 

Moulding  Manufacturers. 

Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  . .168 

Music  Stores. 

Fay,  Hoadly  & Co., 228 

Spear  Wilson  & Co., 378 

Wilson  & Southland, 412 

Newspapers. 

Bowles  Samuel  & Co., 96 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  ....  99,  132 

Pile  W.  N., 391 


10 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Nursery. 


PAGE. 

Adams  John  W 139 

Office,  Store  and  Church  Furniture. 

Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  . . 168 

Optician. 

Chapin  D.  M., 186 

Ornamental  Hair  Work. 

Jennison  & Kendall, 276 

Montague  W.  H., 317 

Paints,  Oils,  etc. 

Walker  T.  M.  & Co., 399 

Warner  David, 400 

Painters. 

House  and  Sign. 

Drake  James  C 218 

Gibbs  Isaac, 241 

Greenleaf  George  S.  & Son,  . . . .248 

Mclntire  Charles, 310 

Ryan  Edwards  W., 360 

Tucker  H.  M., . 395 

Walker  T.  M.  & Co., 399 

Warner  David, 400 

Paper  Box  Manufacturers. 

Brigham  & Brown, 169 

Seymour  & Brother, 366 

Paper  Collar  Manufacturers. 

Kay  & Taylor 348 

Springfield  Collar  Co., 379 


Paper  Dealers. 

Wholesale. 

Bay  State  Paper  Co., 154 

Massasoit  Paper  Manufacturing  Co.,  . . 305 

Union  Paper  Manufacturing  Co.,  . . . 397 

Paper  Hangings. 

Walker  T.  M.  & Co., 399 

Warner  David 400 

Wiese  F., 409 

Papier-Mache  Manufacturers. 


American  Papier-Mache  Co.,  . . . .143 

Paper  Mill  Filters, 

Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  . . . .169 

Paper  Stock,  etc. 

Dickinson  & Mayo, 214 

Pearl  H.  W., 336 

Parcel  Express. 

Ames  Jonathan  A., 143 

Patent  Calendars. 


Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  . see  top  of  pages 

Patent  Solicitors. 


Curtis  T.  A., 206 

Hyde  R.  F., 274 

Photographers. 

Buchholz  Herman, 173 

Miles  Wm.  B.  & Co.,  .....  316 


Moore  Brothers,  . . . . > . .318 


Warren  R., 401 

Fhysician. 

Manley  Mrs.  A.  B., 303 

Piano  Tuners. 

Carter  Wm.  B., 183 

Lee  George  E 294 

Pianos. 

Burt  Roderick, 178 

Couch  E.  F.,  adv  on  front  cover  and  page  201 

Picnic  Grove. 

Bailey  W.  L 148 

Pictures  and  Picture  Frames. 

Burnham  A.  V., 176 

Gill  & Hayes, 242 

Robinson  Brothers, 354 

Picture  Frame  Manufacturers. 

Burnham  A.  V., 176 

Robinson  Brothers, 354 

Planing  Mills. 

Child  Myron, 188 

ConkeyH.  M., 196 

Day,  Jobson  & Chase, 210 


Plumbers. 

Cooper  R.  E.  & Co.,  adv  last  page  of  map 


and  200 

Knight  A.  M.  & Son, 95 

Lynch  & Stanton, iii 

Selvey  William, 365 

Portrait  Artists. 

Frisbie  T.  S., 236 

Produce  Dealers. 

Bigelow  S.  & Co 159 

Palmer  Samuel  & Co., 333 

Wholesale. 

Allen  Thomas  H.  & Brother,  ....  142 
Arnold  & Lyon, 145 

Printers. 

Atwood  & Noyes, 146,  345 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  . . xix,  98,  99,  132 

Gill  & Hayes, 242 

Miller  Joseph, 315 

Tannatt  J.  F.  & Co., 388 

Weaver,  Shipman  & Co.,  ....  403 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 

Beach  Theodore  D., xv 

Burt  Augustine  & Co., 177 

Ladd  E.  W., 289 

Kingsbury  George  O., 286 

Titus  Andrew, 393 

Van  Wert  J.  L., 397 

Ready-Made  Clothing. 

Brigham  D.  H.  & Co 169 

Burdick  Henry  C., 175 

Downs  & Haynes, 218 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS 


11 


PAGE. 

Haynes  & Co., 261 

Keyes  Henry  & Co., 283 

Miller,  Allen  & Co., 315 

Newell  & Battersby, 326 

Packard  Sidney  & Co., 333 

Vaughan  & Parker, 398 

Wilcox  E.  H.,  409 

Restaurants. 

Barr  Edwin  C., 152 

Dorman  Mrs.  A., 217 

Johnson  N.  C., 277 

Leavitt  Mrs.  E.  B., 293 

Safes. 

( Fire  Proof.) 

Elwell  E.  M., 225 


Gifford  J.kH.,  . see  first  page  of  map  and  241 


Savings  Banks. 

Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  . . . . xii 

Hampden  Savings  Bank,  ....  264 
Springfield  Institution  for  Savings,  . . xii 

Saws. 

Elwell  E.  M., 225 

School  Furniture. 

Piper  E.  J., xvii,  342 

Second  Hand  Books. 

White  James, 407 

Seeds. 

Bagg  & Batchelder 94, 147 


Wilder  & Puffer, 407 

Sewing  Machines. 

Brigham  & Storrs, 169 

Colby  John, 194 

Elliott  W.  P., 224 

Thayer  L.  H., 390 

The  Improved  Florence, 391 


Steam  Heating  Apparatus. 

PAGE. 


rAiih. 

Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,  . 4 . . xi,  340 

Steam  Pumps. 

Deane  George  H.  & Co.,  . . . . xx,  210 

Steel  Letter  Cutter. 

Mathewson  J.  E., 306 

Stoves  and  Tinware. 

Alexander  Robert, 141 

Beebe  & Maginnis, 156 

Clark  Leonard, 191 

Clark  Simpson, 191 

Cushman  E.  J., 206 

Galpin  & Bliss,  ' 239 

Montague  D.  B.  & Co.,  .....  317 
Wilcox  W.  L.  & Co., 409 

Surcingle  Manufacturers. 

Merriam  & Frost, 314 


Teas,  Coffees  and  Spices. 

Bourke  Brothers, 164 


Tobacconists. 

Smith  Hinsdale  & Co., 375 

Whitcomb  Joseph, 407 

Wright  W.H., 415 

Tool  Makers. 

Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co., 157 


Trunks,  Valises,  etc. 

Wholesale. 

White  Daniel  G 407 

Trusses,  etc. 


Bemis  Mrs.  M.  L., 157 

Upholsterer. 

Burgin  Thomas, 175 


Shirt  and  Collar  Manufacturer. 

Dewey  H.  S., 213 

Sieve  Manufacturer. 

Bigelow  Cheney,  ( estate  of)  . . . . 159 


Undertakers. 

Bourke  Brothers,  .... 
Dickinson  E.  W.  & Co.,  . 
Washburn  E.  G., 


. 164 
. 213 
92,  402 


Soap  and  Candle  Manufacturers. 

Fisk  L.  I.  & Co., 230 

Miller  A.  D.  & Son., 315 

Soda  Fountain  Manufacturers. 

Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  ....  169 


Veterinary  Surgeon. 

Wood  Dr.  Charles  R., 

Wagon  Makers. 

Bailey  Henry  F.,  .... 

Rogers  & White,  . 


412 

97 

357 


Spectacle  and  Thimble  Manufactu- 
rer. 

Burbank  Samuel  D., 174 


Washer  and  Wringer  Manufactu- 
rer. 

Pratt  Orrin, 344 


Spring  Bed  Manufacturers. 

Fuller  & Aikens, 

U.  S.  Spring  Bed  Co., 


238 

391 


Wiese  F. 


Window  Shades. 


Wood  Dealers. 


409 


Stair  Builder. 

Fitts  Lewis  L., 


231 


Abbey  A.  B.,  . 

Fawcett  F.  W.,  . 


137 

227 


Steam  and  Gas  Fitters. 

Evans  & Fox, 

Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,  .... 


Yankee  Notions. 


. 226 
xi,  340 


Hale,  Oakes  & Tower, 
Patton  William, 


. 251 
. 331 


ADVERTISEMENTS  EROM  OTHER  CITIES 


Advertising  Agency. 

Dauchy  & Co., 

Evans  T.  C 


Printers’  Inking  Rollers. 

LGE.  I ** 

109  Osgood  J.  H.  & Co., 

119  Stevens  C.  P.,  . 


PAGE. 
. 116 
. 118 


Agricultural  Implements. 

Belcher  & Taylor  Agricultural  Tool  Co., 

third  page  of  cover 

Rook-Binders’  Materials,  Etc* 


Campbell  & Armstrong, 103 

Gane  Henry  A.  & Son, 117 

Gane’s  H.  A.  Sons  & Co.,  . . . .117 

Hoole  John  R., 106 

Rockwell  J.  S.  & Co., 104 

Sanborn  George  H., 131 

Bronzes  and  Gold  Leaf. 

Ashmead  J.  H.  & Son, 122 

Ney  J.  M.  & Co., 123 

Card  Board  and  Glazed  Paper. 

Albany  Card  and  Paper  Co.,  ....  127 


Nashua  Card  and  Glazed  Paper  Co.,  . . 126 

Carriage  Manufacturers* 

Clark  Edson, 130 

Flavoring  Extracts. 

Colton  J.  W., 114 

Iron  and  Steel  Drop  Forgings. 

Billings  & Spencer  Co.,  , 124 


Printing  Inks. 

Collins,  Sheldon  & Co., 102 

Mather’s  George  Sons, 133 

Pratt  & Robinson, Ill 

Wade  H.  D.  & Co 105 

Printers’  Warehouse. 

Dauchy  & Co., 109 

Farmer,  Little  & Co., 108 

Mackellar,  Smiths  & Jordan, ....  121 

Printing  Machinery. 

Hoe  R.  & Co., 101 

Lowe  Press  Co.,  ......  116 

Sewing  Machine  Shuttles. 

Billings  & Spencer  Company, ....  125 


Shipping  Tags. 

Dennison  & Co.,  . . back  of  book  and  110 

Silver  Plated  Ware,  Etc. 

Holmes,  Booth  & Haydens,  . • . . . 129 

Sporting  Rifles  and  Shot  Guns. 

Billings  & Spencer  Company,  ....  124 
Stevens  J.  & Co..  . colored  leaf  in  back  of  book 


Paper  Makers’  Supplies. 


Beebe  Ira  L.  & Co., 112 

Magarge  Charles  & Co., 120 

Parsons  W.  H.  & Brother,  ....  100 

Perkins  & Goodwin, 113 

Paper  Manufacturers. 

Beebe  Ira  L.  & Co., 112 

Holyoke  Paper  Company,  ....  128 

Magarge  < harles  & Co., 120 

Parsons  W.  H.  & Brother,  . . . . 100 

Perkins  & Goodwin, 113 


Standard  Scales,  Etc. 

Fairbanks  & Co.,  . . . last  page  cover 

Stationers,  Printers  and  Litho- 
graphers. 


Francis  & Loutrel, 

. 107 

Type  Foundries. 

Boston  Type  Foundry,  . . . . 

. 115 

Dauchy  & Co., 

. 109 

Farmer,  Little  & Co 

. 108 

Mackellar,  Smiths  & Jordan,  . 

. 121 

STREETS,  PLACES,  SQUARES,  Etc 


Abbe  Avenue,  [proposed,]  from  Fisk 
avenue  to  Connecticut  river. 

Adams,  [proposed,]  from  Main  to  Ash- 
mun,  next  south  of  Central. 

Alden,  from  Hancock  to  Hickory. 

Alert,  from  Worthington  north,  to  Fair- 
banks’ avenue. 

Allen,  from  Mill,  at  Water  Shop  bridge, 
to  Longmeadow  line. 

Arlington  Avenue,  [formerly  Ray 
avenue,]  from  Main  street  westward, 
between  Lombard  and  Gardner. 

Ames  Hill,  on  Maple  street,  south-east 
junction  of  Maple  and  Central. 

Andrew,  from  Boston  road,  near  City 
Hospital,  to  Old  Bay  road. 

Arch,  from  North  Main  westward,  north 
of  Round  hill. 

Armory,  from  Federal  hill  northward, 
junction  of  Federal  and  Lincoln  streets. 

Armory  Road,  [formerly  called  “ Tod- 
dy Road,”]  from  Armory  street  north- 
east to  Chicopee. 

Armory  Square,  in  U.  S.  grounds,  State 
street,  west  of  Federal  street,  and  same 
as  Union  Square. 

Ashley,  from  Bine  to  Hancock. 

Ashmun,  southward  from  Central,  near 
Maple. 

Auburn,  from  Main  to  Fulton. 

Auburn  Court,  from  Auburn  street 
north,  near  Main. 

Autumn,  from  Summer  to  Worthington, 
next  east  of  Spring. 

Avon  Place,  from  Maple  eastward,  next 
south  of  Mulberry. 

Bancroft,  from  North  Main  to  North. 

Banks’  Avenue,  from  Water  to  H.  & 
N.  H.  R.  R.,  between  Margaret  and 
William  ; formerly  called  Bliss  avenue. 

(( Barnes’  Lot,”  between  Main  and 
Chestnut,  and  Harrison  avenue  and 
Bridge. 

Bay,  from  Magazine  to  Sherman. 

Bay  Road,  from  Sherman  eastward, — 
part  of  the  original  “ Bay  Path  ” to 
Boston. 

“ Benton  Hollow,”  on  the  North  Wil- 
braham  road. 

Benton,  from  Boston  road,  near  Carlisle 
brook,  to  Sixteen  Acres  road. 

Birnie  Avenue,  [proposed,]  from  Fair- 
field  street  southward,  east  of  North 
Main. 

Blake,  from  Mill  south,  over  Blake’s  hill. 


Bliss,  next  south  of  State  street,  from 
Main  to  Connecticut  river. 

Bond  Place,  from  Bridge  south,  rear  of 
Hurlbut’s  block  ; formerly  Breck’s  ave. 

Bond,  from  Main  to  Chestnut,  next  south 
of  Carew ; open  at  each  end,  numbered 
through,  but  needing  improvement  in 
middle.  A branch  runs  from  near  the 
east  end  to  North. 

Boston  Road,  continuation  of  State 
from  Lake  Como  eastward. 

Bowdoin,  from  Factory  to  Worthington, 
east  of  Magazine. 

Boylston,  from  Cypress  to  Clinton. 

Boylston  Avenue,  from  Boylston  street 
east,  between  Emery  and  Clinton. 

Bradford,  from  Main  to  Fulton. 

Bridge,  from  Connecticut  river  to  Chest- 
nut. 

Brightwood,  two  miles  north  of  City 
Hall,  on  Connecticut  River  Railroad. 

Brightwood  Avenue,  [proposed,] 
from  Plainfield  to  Connecticut  river, 
nearly  opposite  Talcott  avenue. 

Broad,  from  Main  to  Hanover. 

Buckingham,  from  State  to  Bay,  near 
Lake  Como. 

Byers,  from  State  to  Pearl,  west  of  U.  S. 
Armory  grounds. 

Calhoun,  from  North  Main  to  Chestnut. 

Carew,  from  Main  east  to  Chicopee  line. 

Cass,  from  Liberty  to  Linden,  east  of 
Chestnut. 

Cedar,  from  Central  to  Walnut. 

Central,  from  Main,  opposite  Fremont, 
to  Mill. 

Chaffee  Avenue,  from  Walnut  to  East- 
ern avenue,  near  Water  Shops. 

Chapin,  [proposed,]  from  Boston  road 
northward. 

Charles,  from  B.  & A.  R.  R.  to  Franklin, 
east  of  Chestnut. 

Charter  Avenue,  from  Walnut  to  Oak, 
near  State. 

Cherry,  from  Central  to  Mill,  west  of 
Hancock. 

Chestnut,  from  State  northward  to 
Springfield  street,  opposite  residence 
of  J.  W.  Adams,  thence  a new  street 
to  Fairfield,  west  of  residence  of  Geo. 
M.  Atwater. 

Church,  from  North  Main,  opposite  Me- 
morial Church,  east  to  North. 

City  Hall  Park,  between  Pynchon 
street  and  City  Hall. 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Clinton,  from  Main  to  the  south  entrance 
to  Hampden  Park  and  Connecticut 
river. 

Columbia,  from  Spring,  near  Lyman,  to 
Winter.  * 

Colton,  from  North  Wilbraham  road  to 
Quincy,  beyond  Eastern  avenue. 

Commercial  Row,  from  Main  east, 
north  side  B.  & A.  R.  R. 

Congress,  from  Main  to  Chestnut. 

Cook’s  Avenue,  from  Bridge  to  Worth- 
ington, west  of  Main. 

Court  Square,  opposite  the  Court  House 
and  City  Hall. 

Court,  from  Main  west  to  Water,  near 
Court  Square. 

Copeland  Avenue,  from  Central  street 
on  Stearns’  hill  westward. 

Crescent  Avenue,  from  Maple  street 
westerly  to  Pine. 

Crosby,  from  Spruce  to  Walnut,  next 
south  of  Florence,  and  parallel  with  it, 
formerly  Sackett’s  avenue. 

Crossett  Avenue,  from  Main  to  Wil- 
low, between  Stockbridge  and  Cross. 

Cross,  from  Main  to  Maple. 

Cypress,  from  Main  to  C.  R.  R.  track. 

Cypress  Court,  off  Cypress  street. 

Dale,  from  Union  to  Winthrop,  between 
Main  and  Maple  ; also  called  Dale  ave. 

Davis,  [proposed,]  from  Sherman  to  An- 
drew. 

Demond  Avenue,  [proposed,]  from 
Plainfield  street  east  to  Fisk  avenue, 
south  of  Wason  street. 

Dickinson,  from  Orange  southward  by 
Burt’s  grove. 

Doug'lass  Avenue,  from  Alert  west- 
ward. 

Dwight,  from  State  to  Lyman,  west  of 
Chestnut. 

East  Court,  from  Main  to  Dwight. 

East  William,  a continuation  of  Wil- 
liam street  east  of  Main. 

Eastern  Avenue,  from  State  to  Hick- 
ory, east  of  Hancock. 

Elliott,  from  State  to  Salem,  east  of 
Chestnut. 

Elm,  from  Main  to  Connecticut  River, 
south  of  Court  Square. 

Emerald  Court,  from  Union  to  Wilcox, 
below  Water. 

Emery,  from  Main  to  Fulton. 

Essex,  from  Main  to  Chestnut. 

Everett,  eastward  from  Chestnut,  and 
north  of  Linden. 

Fairfield,  [proposed,]  from  Plainfield, 
north  of  Wason,  to  Chestnut. 

Fairbanks’  Avenue,  from  Worthing- 
ton north,  below  Spring. 

Federal,  from  State  opposite  Walnut,  to 
B.  & A.  R.  R.  track. 

Federal  Hill,  seat  of  U.  S.  Armory,  on 
State  street. 

Federal  Square,  east  of  Federal  street, 
and  the  Armory  buildings. 

Ferry,  from  Main  to  Chestnut. 

Fisk  Avenue,  [proposed,]  from  Wason 
avenue,  southward,  250  feet  west  of  C. 
R.  R.  track. 


Flagg’s  Court,  from  junction  of  Wal- 
nut and  Oak  streets  to  Cemetery. 

Florence,  from  Hancock  to  Central. 

Florida,  from  Bay  to  Worthington. 

Fort,  from  Main  to  Water. 

Fort  Pleasant  Avenue,  from  Mill 
street  at  junction  of  Blake,  south  to 
“ The  X ” road. 

Foster  Court,  from  Central  street  south, 
near  Central  street  school-house. 

Franklin,  from  Main  to  Liberty. 

Fremont,  from  Main  to  Water. 

Frost,  from  Spring  to  Byers. 

Fulton,  from  Cypress  to  Plainfield. 

Gardner,  from  Main  to  H.  & N.  H.  R.  R. 

George,  from  Pine  southerly  to  Maple. 

Government  Square,  a part  of  the 
Armory  grounds  eastward  from  Fed- 
eral Square. 

Grand,  [proposed,]  from  York  south- 
ward. 

Grant,  from  Armory  to  Magazine. 

Gray’s  Court,  from  Cypress  to  Emery. 

Greene,  from  Hancock  to  Eastern  ave. 

Greenwood,  from  Main  east  towards 
Chestnut,  above  Franklin. 

Grove,  [proposed,]  from  North  Main  east- 
ward, next  north  of  Calhoun. 

Grovener,  from  North  to  Chestnut. 

Hampden,  from  Main  to  Water. 

Hampden  Street  Avenue,  from 
Hampden  to  Fort,  near  Water. 

Hancock,  from  State  to  Mill,  including 
what  was  formerly  called  East  street. 
What  was  formerly  Hancock  street, 
north  of  State,  is  now  Thompson. 

Hancock  Avenue,  from  Spruce  to 
Hancock. 

Hanover,  [proposed,]  from  Gardner  to 
Broad. 

Harrison  Avenue,  from  Main  street, 
corner  Union  Block,  to  Chestnut. 

Hickory,  from  Hancock,  near  Central, 
eastward  by  Water  Shop  pond. 

Hi  gh,  from  Maple  to  Walnut. 

Highland,  from  Allen  to  Orange,  on 
Water  Shop  hill. 

Hillman,  from  Main  to  Dwight,  across 
Barnes’  lot. 

Holyoke,  from  Main  to  Fulton. 

Hooker,  [proposed,]  from  North  Main  to 
C.  R.  R.  track. 

Howard,  from  Main  to  Connecticut 
River. 

Hubbard  Avenue,  from  Main  east  to 
Dale,  above  East  William. 

Hyde  Avenue,  [proposed,]  from  Plain- 
field  street  east  to  Fisk  avenue,  south 
of  Wason  avenue. 

Indian  Orchard  Road,  from  Boston 
road  to  Indian  Orchard. 

Ingraham  Avenue,  from  High  to 
Union,  east  of  School. 

James,  from  Walnut  to  Cedar. 

Jefferson  Avenue,  [proposed,]  from 
North  Main  to  Chestnut,  next  south  of 
Calhoun. 

Jenksville  Road,  from  Indian  Orchard 
station,  on  B.  & A.  R.,  to  Jenksville. 

John,  from  Plainfield  west  to  Fulton. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


15 


John  Brown  Tract,  near  Indian  Or- 
chard. 

Kibbe  Park,  junction  of  Armory  and 
Federal  streets. 

King1,  from  Walnut  to  Eastern  avenue. 

Lake,  [proposed,]  from  Sherman  to  An- 
drew. 

Laurel  Avenue,  [proposed,]  from  Plain- 
field  to  C.  R.  R.  track,  next  south  of 
Moore  avenue. 

Lebanon,  from  Walnut  to  Eastern  ave. 

Leon,  from  North,  opposite  Bancroft,  to 
Chestnut. 

Lexington  Avenue,  from  Chestnut, 
eastward,  north  of  Prospect. 

Liberty,  from  Main  to  Chicopee  line,  next 
north  of  B.  & A.  R.  R. 

Lillian,  [proposed,]  from  Orleans  to  Oak, 
next  south  of  State. 

Lincoln,  from  Federal  to  Bowdoin. 

Linden,  from  Chestnut,  opposite  Essex, 
to  Cass. 

Long  Hill,  from  South,  over  Long  hill, 
southward. 

Loring,  from  Main  to  H.  & N.  H.  R.  R. 
track. 

Lombard,  from  Main  to  Water. 

Locust,  from  Main  to  Mill,  below  York. 

Lyman,  from  Main  to  Spring,  next  south 
of  B.  & A.  R.  R. 

Magazine,  from  State  opposite  Oak,  to 
Worthington. 

Madison  Avenue,  from  Junction  of 
Central  and  Cedar,  along  west  side  of 
Cemetery. 

Main,  from  Carew  to  Mill  River.  Above 
Carew  it  is  called  North  Main. 

Maple,  from  State,  opposite  Chestnut,  to 
Mill. 

Margaret,  from  Main  to  H.  & N.  H.  R.  R. 

Marble,  from  Main  east,  nearly  opposite 
Washington. 

Market,  from  State  to  Harrison  avenue, 
next  east  of  Main. 

Marion,  [proposed,]  from  Bay  road  to 
Davis. 

Massasoit,  from  Carew  northward,  east 
of  Chestnut. 

Mattoou,  from  Chestnut  to  Salem. 

Mechanic,  from  Water  to  Connecticut 
River,  between  Howard  and  Union. 

Mechanics*  Itow,  from  Howard  to 
Bliss,  west  of  railroad. 

Mill,  from  Main,  below  Locust,  to  Hickory. 

Moore  Avenue,  from  Plainfield  street 
west  to  Connecticut  River,  south  of 
Wason  street. 

Monroe,  from  Hancock  to  Colton. 

Moutmorenci,  from  Chestnut,  opposite 
North,  eastward. 

Morris,  from  Main,  east  and  south  to 
Ashmun,  and  next  north  of  Central. 

Morgan,  from  North  Main  to  North. 

Mulberry,  from  Maple  to  Union. 

“ Munger  Place,”  on  road  from  Mor- 
gan road  at  Chicopee  line,  to  Boston 
road  near  Five  Mile  House. 

Myrtle,  from  State,  opposite  west  gate  of 
U.  S.  Armory,  to  High 

New,  from  East  Court  to  Dwight. 


North  Church  Alley,  from  Symonds 
avenue,  rear  124  Main  street,  westward 
across  Cook’s  avenue. 

North,  from  Carew  to  Chestnut. 

North  Main,  continuation  of  Main  from 
Carew  to  Chicopee  line,  formerly  Chic- 
opee street. 

Oak,  from  State,  east  of  U.  S.  Armory,  to 
Walnut. 

Oakland,  [proposed,]  from  Boston  road 
to  Bay  road. 

Orange,  from  Mill  eastward  to  Highland, 
formerly  part  of  “ Plumtree  road.” 

Orleans,  from  State  to  Pendleton  avenue, 
next  east  of  Oak. 

Orleans  Court,  [proposed,]  westward 
from  Orleans,  north  of  Tyler. 

Osgood,  from  North  Main  to  North. 

Park,  from  Main  to  Maple,  next  above 
Union. 

“Parker  Street,”  road  from  school- 
house  at  Five  Mile  Pond,  to  school- 
house  at  Sixteen  Acres. 

Pearl,  from  Chestnut  to  Federal. 

Pecowsic,  south  of  Agawam  ferry. 

Pendleton  Avenue,  from  Walnut,  op- 
posite Pine,  to  Eastern  avenue. 

Pine,  from  Walnut  to  Mill. 

Plainfield,  from  Bradford,  near  Main  and 
Carew,  to  Chicopee  line. 

Plumtree  Road,  from  Highland  street 
to  Sixteen  Acres. 

Prospect,  from  Chestnut  to  Carew. 

Pynchon,  from  Main  to  Water. 

Quincy,  from  Oak,  near  Union,  to  Colton. 

Railroad  Street,  from  Main  to  Water, 
south  of  Depot. 

Ringgold,  from  North  to  Chestnut. 

Ripley  Court,  from  Factory  eastward, 
north  of  Bowdoin. 

Rowland  Avenue,  [proposed,]  from 
Plainfield  street  east  to  Fisk  avenue, 
south  of  Wason  street. 

Salem,  from  Pearl  southerly  and  easterly 
to  Spring. 

Sanford,  from  Main  to  Dwight,  next 
north  of  State. 

Sargeant,  from  Main,  opposite  Carew,  to 
Fulton. 

School,  from  State  to  Mulberry,  east  of 
Maple. 

Seventh,  from  Main  to  Fulton,  between 
Sargeant  and  Auburn. 

Sharon,  from  Main  to  Chestnut,  between 
Ferry  and  Congress. 

Sheldon,  from  North  Main  westward, 
north  of  Arch. 

Sheridan  Avenue,  [proposed,]  from 
Morgan  south,  east  of  Round  hill. 

Sherman,  [proposed,]  from  State  near 
junction  with  Boston  road,  to  Bay 

Sixteen  Acres,  six  miles  east  of  City 
Hall,  and  two  miles  south  of  B.  & A. 
R.  R. 

South,  continuation  of  Main  from  Mill 
River  to  Longmeadow  line. 

Springfield,  from  Chestnut,  opposite 
residence  of  J.  W.  Adams,  to  Chicopee 
line,  formerly  the  northeast  part  of 
Chestnut. 


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Spring',  from  State,  opposite  School,  to 
Lyman. 

Spruce,  from  Central  to  Florence,  east  of 
Pine. 

State,  from  Connecticut  River  to  Wilbra- 
ham  road. 

Stearns’  Park,  from  Bridge  to  Worth- 
ington, east  of  Main. 

Stebbins,  from  State  to  Tyler,  east  of 
Oak. 

St.  James  Avenue,  from  State,  east 
of  Federal  square,  to  Chicopee  line, 
formerly  known  as  Factory  street. 

StOCkbridg’e,  from  Main  to  Maple,  be- 
tween Cross  and  State. 

Stony  Hill  Road,  east  from  Dimmock 
Corners  to  Stony  Hill  in  North  Wilbra- 
ham. 

Summer,  from  Spring  to  Armory,  north 
of  Worthington. 

Symonds’  Avenue,  from  Bridge  to 
Worthington,  rear  of  124  Main  street. 

Talcott  Avenue,  [proposed,]  from 
Plainfield  street  east  to  Fisk  avenue, 
south  of  Wason  avenue. 

Taylor,  from  Main  to  Chestnut,  south  of 
Lyman. 

Taylor  Avenue,  from  Main  to  Willow, 
between  Cross  and  Park. 

Temple,  from  Maple,  between  State  and 
High,  east  to  School. 

Terrence,  from  State  to  Union,  east  of 
U.  S.  Armory. 

Thompson,  from  State,  opposite  Han- 
cock, to  YVorthington. 

Tinkham  Road,  from  North  Wilbra- 
ham  road,  near  Sixteen  Acres,  to  South 
Wilbraham. 

Townsley  Avenue,  from  Main  to  Mar- 
ket, nearly  opposite  Fynchon. 

Trask’s  Avenue,  from  Water  street, 
foot  of  Court,  to  H.  & N.  H.  R.  R.  track. 

Tyler,  from  Oak  to  Eastern  avenue,  in- 
cluding what  was  Blandford  street. 

Union,  from  H.  & N.  H.  R.  R.  to  Colton. 

Union  Square,  in  U.  S.  Armory 
grounds,  same  as  Armory  Square. 

Vernon,  from  Main  to  Water. 

Vine,  from  Main  to  Fulton. 

Walker,  from  Water,  near  Loring,  to  H. 
& N.  H.  11.  R 

Walnut,  from  State,  opposite  Federal,  to 
Hickory  at  Water  Shops. 

Warner  Road,  from  East  Longmeadow 
road  near  Two  Mile  Pond,  to  South 
Wilbraham  road. 

Washburn,  from  Plainfield  westward, 
and  first  north  of  Hampden  park. 

Washington,  from  Main  to  H.  & N.  H. 
R.  R. 

Wason  Avenue,  from  Plainfield  to 
North  Main. 

Water,  from  Railroad  depot  to  Gardner, 
between  Main  and  H.  & N.  H.  R.  R. 

Waver ly,  [proposed,]  from  North  Main 
to  Chestnut,  next  south  of  Adams’ 
nursery. 

Webster,  from  Liberty  to  Franklin. 

Webster  Avenue,  across  Pearl,  north- 
ward and  southward,  below  Spring. 


West  Union  Street  Avenue,  from 

Union  to  Wilcox,  below  Water. 

Westminster,  from  State  to  Bay,  next 
east  of  Thompson,  and  formerly  called 
Summit. 

White,  from  Allen  southward,  formerly 
called  East  Longmeadow  road. 

Whitney,  from  YVater  westerly,  opposite 
Fremont. 

Wig“lit  Avenue,  from  Water  east,  be- 
tween Bridge  and  Vernon. 

Wilbraham  Road,  from  Boston  road, 
through  Sixteen  Acres  to  North  Wil- 
braham ; also  called  North  Wilbraham 
road. 

Wilcox,  from  Main  to  Connecticut  River. 

William,  from  Main  to  Connecticut  River. 

Willow,  from  State  to  Hubbard  avenue, 
between  Main  and  Maple. 

Willow  Court,  from  Main  east  below 
Central,  but  not  near  Willow  street. 

Winchester  Park,  junction  of  Wil- 
braham and  Boston  roads. 

Winter,  from  Columbia  northward,  east 
of  Lyman. 

Wintlirop,  from  Main  to  Dale,  south  of 
East  William. 

Wood  wort  h Avenue,  from  State 
south  to  High,  near  Walnut. 

Worth  ing'ton,  from  Water  to  St.  James 

avenue 

York,  from  Main  to  Connecticut  River. 


PONDS,  RESERVOIRS,  ETC. 

City  Reservoir,  [old,]  north  of  B.  & A. 
R.  R.  track,  and  east  of  Liberty  street. 

City  Reservoir,  [old,]  on  Armory  road, 
north  of  Morgan  road. 

City  Reservoir,  [new,]  west  of  Armory 
road,  near  old  one. 

Five  Mile  Pond,  between  Boston  road 
and  B.  & A.  R.  R.  track,  five  miles 
north-east  of  City  Hall. 

Fake  Como,  on  Boston  road,  east  of 
U.  S.  Armory. 

Pecowsic  Brook,  from  near  East  Long- 
meadow, across  south-west  corner  of 
Springfield  to  Connecticut  River,  south 
of  Agawam  ferry. 

Town  Brook,  from  east  of  Spring  street 
to  Worthington  street ; thence  one 
branch  flows  under  the  sidewalk  east 
side  of  Main  street  to  Central  street, 
and  thence  to  Connecticut  River 
through  open  fields ; the  other  branch 
runs  northerly,  and  empties  into  Con- 
necticut River  at  north  end  of  Hamp- 
den Park. 


HILLS. 

Ames*  Hill,  on  Maple  street,  south-east 
of  junction  of  Maple  and  Central  streets. 
Blake’s  Hill,  on  Locust  street,  south  of 
Mill  River. 

Crescent  Hill,  south  of  Ames*  Hill,  be- 
tween Maple  and  Mill  streets. 


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Long  Hill,  south  of  Mill  River  and 
South  street. 

Pease  Hill,  South  Wilbraham  road. 

Prospect  Hill,  eastern  extremity  of 
Franklin  street. 

Round  Hill,  head  of  Main  street,  be- 
tween Chicopee  and  Plainfield  streets. 

Stearns’  Hill,  west  of  junction  of  Cen- 
tral and  Cedar  streets. 

Stony  Hill,  on  North  Wilbraham  road. 


BLOCKS. 

The  even  numbers  are  on  the  west  sides 

of  streets  running  north  and  south,  and  on 

the  north  sides  of  streets  running  east  and 

west. 

Agawam  Bank  Block,  235  and  237 
Main  street  north  corner  of  Lyman. 
Entrance  to  offices  on  upper  floor,  235  ; 
joins  Powers’  Block. 

Allis*  Block,  198  to  206  Main  street  in- 
clusive, south  corner  Cypress.  En- 
trance up  stairs,  200. 

Allis’  New  Block,  228  to  232  Main 
street ; entrance  to  Allis  House,  230. 

Avery’s  Block,  52  to  58  Main  street ; 
entrances  to  dwellings,  up-stairs,  54,  56. 

Barnes’  Block,  [stores,  etc.,]  390  to  398 
Main  street ; entrance  to  offices,  etc., 
up-stairs,  394. 

Bemis*  Block,  74  to  80  Water  street ; 
entrance  to  dwelling,  up-stairs,  76. 

Bills’  Block,  350  to  354  Main  street ; 
white  iron  front,  adjoining  Hurlbut’s 
Block ; entrance  to  offices,  etc.,  up- 
stairs, 352. 

Bill  & Sliaw’s  Block,  356  to  360  Main 
street,  brown  stone  front,  and  adjoining 
Bill’s  Block ; entrance  to  offices,  etc., 
up-stairs,  358. 

Birnie’s  Block,  Liberty  street,  near 
Chase’s  lumber  yard. 

Bliss’  Block,  [dwellings,]  11  to  21  East 
William  street. 

Bostou  & Albany  R.  R.  Block,  236 

Main  street ; granite  building,  first  north 
of  depot. 

Bradley’s  Block,  58  Harrison  avenue, 
corner  Dwight  street. 

Brewer’s  Block,  [dwellings,]  153  to  157 
Main  street. 

Burbank’s  Block,  39  Stockbridge 
street,  corner  Willow  street. 

Burt’s  Block,  508  to  524  Main  st.;  en- 
trances to  offices,  etc.,  up-stairs,  512, 522. 

Bush’s  Block,  [stores  and  dwellings,] 
549  to  559  Main  street,  opposite  Howard 
street. 

Byers*  Block,  [dwellings,]  15  to  23  Elm 
street. 

Chicopee  Bank  Block,  464  to  472 

Main  street,  first  south  of  Court  Square; 
entrance  to  offices,  up-stairs,  470. 

Colton’s  Block,  112  to  i.20  Howard 
street,  near  Water  street. 

Cody’s  Block,  179  to  183  Main  street, 
south  corner  Ferry  street ; entrance  to 
up-stairs  portion,  181. 


Day  St  Jobson’s  Block,  180  to  196 

Main  street,  north  corner  Cypress 
street ; entrances  to  dwellings  up-stairs, 
180,  186,  192. 

Dickinson  & Mayo’s  Block,  83  to  91 

Worthington  street. 

Fallon’s  Block,  378  to  382  Main  street, 
near  Vernon  street ; entrance  to  offices, 
hall,  etc  , up-stairs,  380. 

Farrar’s  Block,  305  to  307  Main  st; 
up-stairs  entrance,  307. 

First  National  Bank  Block,  455 
and  457  Main  street,  opposite  Court 
Square ; entrance  to  offices,  etc.,  up- 
stairs, 457. 

Fitzgerald’s  Block,  10  to  20  Bridge 
street ; entrances  to  offices  and  dwell- 
ings up-stairs,  12,  14  and  16. 

Foot’s  Block,  498  to  506  Main  street, 
south  corner  State  street;  entrance  to 
offices,  etc.,  up-stairs,  502. 

Fort  Block,  286  to  294  Main  street, 
north  corner  Fort  s'reet ; entrance  to 
offices,  etc.,  up-stairs,  292. 

Gilmore’s  Block,  418  to  430  Main 
street,  adjoining  Music  Hall  Block  ; en- 
trance to  offices,  etc.,  up-stairs,  420  and 
428. 

Goodrich  Block,  254  to  268  Main 
street ; entrances  to  offices,  etc.,  256, 
264. 

Granger’s  Block,  542  and  544  Main 
street ; entrance  to  rooms  up-stairs, 
542. 

Gunn’s  Block*  473  to  477  State  street, 
west  corner  Walnut  street,  and  opposite 
Armory  grounds;  entrance  to  rooms 
up-stairs,  475. 

Hale’s  Block,  308  to  312  Main  street, 
south  corner  Worthington  ; entrance  to 
offices,  etc.,  up-stairs,  310. 

Hampden  Hall  Block,  319  to  427 
Main  street,  north  corner  East  Court; 
entrance  to  warerooms  up  stairs,  419. 

Hampden  House  Block,  436  to  440 
Main  street,  north  corner  Court  street; 
entrance  to  offices,  etc.,  up-stairs,  438. 

Haynes’  Hotel  Block,  400  to  410  Main 
street,  north  corner  Pynchon  street ; 
entrance  to  Post-Office  Rotunda,  hotel, 
etc.,  400 ; ladies’  entrance  to  hotel,  400. 

Hitchcock’s  Block,  313  to  320  Main 
street,  adjoining  Hale’s  Block. 

Hubbard’s  Block,  403  to  471  State 
street, adjoining  Gunn’s  Block ; entrance 
to  rooms  up-stairs,  467. 

Hurlbut’s  Block,  340  to  348  Main 
street,  granite  front,  south  corner  of 
Bridge ; entrance  to  offices,  etc.,  up- 
st&irs  3 4.1 

Lincoln  Hall  Block,  492  to  496  Mill 

street,  opposite  Water  Shops ; entrance 
to  hall,  494. 

Massasoit  Block,  240  to  252  Main 
street,  next  south  railroad  depot ; ladies’ 
entrance  to  up-stairs  rooms  of  hotel,  242. 

Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  In- 
surance Block,  411  to  415  Main 
street,  entrance  to  offices,  etc.,  up- 
stairs, 413. 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Mills*  Block,  661  to  665  Main  street, 
south  corner  Morris  street ; entrance 
up-stairs,  663. 

Montague’s  Block,  90  to  98  Bridge 
street ; entrance  to  hall,  up-stairs,  90. 

Music  Hall  Block,  412  to  416  Main 
street ; entrance  to  hall  and  offices  up- 
stairs, 414. 

Old  John  Hancock  Bank  Block, 

457  to  461  State  street;  entrance  to 
rooms  up-stairs,  450. 

Old  Post-Office  Block,  3 to  13  Elm 

street;  entrances  to  offices,  etc.,  up- 
stairs, 5 and  11. 

Page’s  Block,  2 to  8 Bridge  street; 
entrances  to  cigar  manufactory,  offices, 
etc.,  up-stairs,  4 and  6. 

Parker’s  Block,  218  Harrison  avenue. 

Parsons’  Block,  544  to  568  Main  street, 
north  corner  Howard  street ; entrance 
to  dwellings,  etc.,  up-stairs,  556. 

Patton  & Loomis’  Block,  270  to  284 
Main  street,  south  corner  Hampden 
street;  entrances  to  offices,  etc.,  up- 
stairs, 274,  284. 

Powers’  Block,  231  and  233  Main 
street,  adjoining  Agawam  Bank  Block  ; 
entrance  to  offices,  etc.,  up-stairs,  233. 

Pynchon  Bank  Block,  484  to  488 
Main  street;  entrance  to  bank,  etc.,  up- 

stairs 

Pynchon  House  Block,  239  to  249 

Main  street,  south  corner  Lyman  street ; 
entrance  to  hotel,  up-stairs,  243. 

Ray  & Taylor’s  Block,  27  Worth- 
ington street,  between  Main  and  Water. 

Rice’s  Block,  149  to  161  State  street, 
opposite  Dwight  street ; entrances  to 
rooms  up  stairs,  149,  155,  159. 

Rumrill’s  Block,  45  Morris  street. 

Savings  Bank  Block,  497  to  501 
Main  street,  north  corner  State ; en- 
trance to  offices,  Institute  Hall,  etc., 
499. 

Sceery’s  Block,  43  to  47  Market  street, 
corner  East  Court  street ; entrance  to 
rooms  up-stairs,  45. 

Shaw’s  Block,  370  to  376  Main  street, 
entrance  to  offices,  etc.,  up-stairs,  374. 


Smith’s  Block,  river  bank,  foot  of  Pyn- 
chon street. 

Stebbins’  Block,  26  to  30.  Main  street, 
near  Carew  street;  entrance  to  dwell- 
ings up-stairs,  28. 

Stockbridge  Block,  517  to  521  Main 
street,  north  corner  Stockbridge  street ; 
entrance  to  rooms  up-stairs,  519. 

Thompson’s  Block,  236  to  240  Union 
street,  east  of  and  near  Maple. 

Taylor  & Olmstead’s  Block,  263  to 
269  Main  street,  north  corner  Taylor 
street ; entrance  to  offices  up-stairs,  267. 

Trask’s  Block,  river  bank,  near  foot  of 
Pynchon  street. 

Townsley’s  Block,  361  to  369  Main 
street,  opposite  Vernon  street ; en- 
trance to  offices,  etc.,  up-stairs,  365. 

Union  Block,  383  to  395  Main  street, 
south  corner  Harrison  avenue ; en- 
trance to  Central  Hall,  offices,  etc.,  up- 
stairs, 389. 

Union  House  Block,  526  to  540  Main 
street,  south  corner  Bliss  street;  en- 
trance to  Union  House,  up-stairs,  528, 
and  to  Union  Hall,  536. 

Walker’s  Block,  [dwellings,]  175  to 
185  State  street,  west  corner  Maple 
street. 

Warner’s  Block,  150  to  154  Bridge 
street,  with  entrance  to  tenements,  up- 
stairs, at  150 ; also  134  to  138  Dwight 
street,  with  entrance,  up  stairs,  at  136. 

Wight’s  Block,  north-east  corner  Main 
and  Worthington  streets;  entrances  to 
offices,  manufacturing  establishments, 
etc.,  up  stairs,  293  Main  street  and  72 
Worthington  street. 

Wilcox  Block,  296  to  306  Main  street, 
between  Fort  and  Worthington ; en- 
trances to  dwellings,  etc.,  up-stairs,  298 
and  304. 

Worthy’s  Block,  south-east  corner  of 
Main  and  Worthington  streets ; en- 
trances to  first  floor  and  upper  stories 
of  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.’s  establish- 
ment, 301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worth- 
ington streets. 


Springfield. 


Our  City  was  never  more  prosperous  and  promising  than 
it  is  to-day.  It  has  in  the  past  twelve  or  fifteen  years  grown 
from  the  position  of  a thriving  and  well  ordered  village,  to 
a city  of  from  thirty  to  forty  thousand  inhabitants  and 
taken  on  most  decided  metropolitan  characteristics,  both  in 
its  outside  appearance  and  inside  management  and  conduct. 

Our  borders  are  being  enlarged  rapidly — never  so  per- 
ceptibly as  in  the  year  1873 — and  our  suburban  branches 
stretch  from  Chicopee  on  the  north  to  Longmeadow  on  the 
south,  and  reach  out  towards  the  u Springfield  Mountain  ” 
on  the  east,  and  “ over  the  river”  into  the  heart  of  West 
Springfield  on  the  west ; and  besides  all  these  outreaches, 
a healthy  filling  up  u in  our  midst  ” is  constantly  going  on. 

New  streets  are  added  to  our  Directory  map  every  year, 
and  new  buildings,  alike  added  yearly  to  every  street, 
whether  new  or  old,  and  in  no  respect  have  we  grown  more 
or  mightier  than  in  our  added  wealth  of  churches  and 
school-houses,  and  public  buildings,  among  which  latter  are 
pleasingly  prominent  the  new  Hampden  County  Court 
House,  the  City  Library  Building  and  High  School-house. 

The  new  suburb  of  “ Brightwood  ” at  the  north  end,  near 
the  Chicopee  line,  which  was  simply  mowing  and  tillage 
land  not  many  months  since,  is  now  a busy  and  thriving 
locality,  the  new  home  of  the  Wason  Manufacturing  Com- 
pany and  Talcott’s  Axle  Forge,  with  the  promise  of  other 
valuable  industries  to  be  located  there  at  no  distant  day. 
Streets  and  avenues  now  appear  where  the  mowing  machine 
and  raker  and  reaper  went  humming  by  only  one  season 
ago.  Dwellings  have  been  erected,  and  stores  are  already 


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in  contemplation  and  a busy  and  beautiful  suburb  is  here 
already  an  established  fact. 

At  the  South  end,  in  the  neighborhood  of  Mill  Biver, 
Fort  Pleasant  Avenue  stretches  from  its  southern  bank 
away  towards  Longmeadow,  with  the  promise  of  waking  up 
our  quiet  neighbor  at  an  early  day.  Personal  and  specula- 
tive improvements  in  grading  and  in  the  moving  of  old 
buildings,  and  in  laying  out  beautiful  sites  for  fine  residences 
are  here  prominent  and  promise  grand  results  to  both  the 
enterprising  operators  and  to  the  growth  and  prosperity  of 
the  city  as  well. 

At  the  eastward,  the  opening  of  streets,  the  grading  of 
lots  and  a general  brushing  up  on  all  sides,  betokens  a 
thrifty  locality,  and  a prospective  growth  of  no  mean  pro- 
portions in  the  immediate  future.  The  contemplated  rail- 
road to  the  southward,  will,  with  its  depot  somewhere  near 
Winchester  Park  at  the  junction  of  the  Boston  and  Wilbra- 
ham  roads  undoubtedly  become  at  once  the  nucleus  of  an 
eastern  suburb,  and  a prominent  and  important  one. 

The  new  iron  bridge  of  the  Boston  & Albany  railroad 
over  the  Connecticut  Biver  is  now  being  put  in  place  and 
will  be  completed  early  the  coming  season,  and  it  is  earn- 
estly hoped  that  increased  and  improved  depot  facilities 
will  be  developed,  and  completed  at  the  same  time. 

The  business  interests  of  the  city  are  generally  prosper- 
ous and  successful,  and  there  is  a steady  increase  each  year 
of  small  manufactures,  and  the  addition  to  our  population 
and  wealth  which  they  bring,  are  in  the  aggregate  quite 
large,  and  gives  us  a good  class  of  citizens,  as  one  of  the 
best  results  of  this  increase.  The  manufacture  of  the  new 
Hitchcock  gun  at  the  Armory,  for  which  preparations  have 
been  some  tim^  in  progress,  will  bring  new  life  to  Uncle 
Sam’s  work-shops,  where  dullness  has  reigned  supreme  since 
the  close  of  the  war,  and  the  city  will  soon  feel  the  effects 
of  this  “ new  departure”  of  the  government,  at  the  Armory. 

The  Publishers  of  the  Directory,  who  have  had  charge  of 
the  work  since  1859,  and  have  consequently  kept  close 
watch  of  the  yearly  growth  and  development  of  Spring- 
field,  find  more  encouragement  for  the  immediate  future, 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


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on  the  issue  of  the  volume  for  1873-4  than  ever  before, 
and  have  great  pleasure  in  congratulating  their  patrons  on 
the  bright  prospect  which  our  beautiful  and  energetic  city 
has  before  her. 

The  Directory  herewith  issued  contains  10,083  names 
against  9,395  last  year,  and  the  growth  has  been  since  1859 
as  follows:  1859-60,  3,971  ; 1860-61,4,481;  1861-62, 

4,607;  1862-63,  5,771 ; 1863-64,  6,181  ; 1864-65,  6,924; 
1865-66,  6,558;  1866-67,6,652;  1867-68,  7,509;  1868-69, 
7,495;  1869-70,  7,635;  1870-71,  8,386;  1871-72,  8,716; 
1872-73,  9,395,  showing  an  increase  each  year  over  the 
preceding  one,  excepting  the  years  of  1865-66  and  1866— 
67,  when  the  number  dropped  off  a few  hundred,  but  1867— 
68  more  than  made  up  for  the  deficiencies  of  those  years, 
and  since  1868  the  growth  has  been  very  steady  and  prom- 
ising. Giving  four  persons  to  each  name,  as  is  customary 
in  Directories,  our  population  would  now  be  40,332 ; but 
this  is  undoubtedly  something  more  than  our  actual  count, 
and  more  than  a census  would  give  us,  but  nevertheless 
not  far  out  of  the  way.  The  increase  in  the  valuation  of 
the  city  last  year  was  over  six  millions  of  dollars.  The  re- 
turns for  this  year  show  a large  gain,  but  the  full  amount 
is  not  yet  ascertained  by  the  Assessors. 

Our  twenty-first  anniversary  as  a city  occurred  on  the  23d 
of  last  May,  and  it  must  be  gratifying  indeed  to  all  citizens 
and  to  outsiders  as  well,  who  are  interested  in  our  city  and 
its  welfare  and  increase,  to  have  these  assurances  of  perma- 
nent growth  and  development  in  starting  out  on  its  first 
year  after  becoming  “of  age.’’ 


Springfield,  July  15,  1873. 


STREET  RAILWAY  TIME  TABLE— AUGUST,  1873. 


ARMORY  TIME  is  the  standard  of  the  Springfield  Street  Cars.  As  soon  as  the  new  turn-outs 
and  double  track  are  completed,  Cars  will  be  run  on  each  Quarter  Hour  on  State  as 
well  as  on  Main  Streets;  also  Intermediate  Cars  when  required. 


G-OZETsT Gr  OUT. 


T^ETTr^TsTITsTO-. 


Car  Letter. 

Leave 

Station. 

! Leave 

1 Carew  St. 

Pass  R.  R. 
Crossing. 

Pass 

1 State  St. 

Pass 

Spring  St. 

Arrive  at 
Oak  St. 

Arrive  at 
B.  Road. 

Pass 

Central  St. 

Arrive  at 
! Mill  St. 

Leave 
Mill  St. 

Pass 

Central  St. 

I Leave. 

| B.  Road. 

Leave 
Oak  St. 

Pass 

Spring  St. 

Pass 
State  St. 

Pass  R.  R. 
Crossing. 

Arrive  at 
Carew  St. 

Arrive  at 
I Station. 

A. 

5 48 

5 55 

6 00 

6 06 

6 12 

6 18 

6 24 

6 24 

6 30 

6 36 

6 42 

6 48 

6 54 

M. 

6 00 

6 06 

6 12 

6 18 

6 24 

6 30 

6 30 

6 36 

6 42 

6 48 

6 54 

7 00 

B. 

6 22 

6 30 

6 36 

6 42 

6 48 

6 54 

7 00 

7 00 

7 06 

7 12 

7 18 

7 24 

7 30 

A. 

6 54 

7 00 

7 06 

7 12 

7 18 

7 24 

7 24 

7 30 

7 36 

7 42 

7 48 

7 55 

M. 

7 07 

7 15 

7 24 

7 30 

7 37 

7 45 

7 45 

7 52 

8 00 

8 07 

8 15 

* 

B. 

7 42 

7 48 

8 00 

8 07 

8 15 

8 15 

8 22 

8 30 

8 37 

8 45 

A. 

8 00 

8 07 

8 15 

8 22 

8 30 

8 37 

8 37 

8 45 

8 52 

9 00 

9 07 

9 15 

9 22 

3 trips.  | 

M. 

8 15 

8 22 

8 30 

8 37 

8 45 

8 45 

8 52 

9 00 

9 07 

9 15 

B. 

8 45 

8 52 

9 00 

9 07 

9 15 

9 22 

9 22 

9 30 

9 37 

9 45 

9 52 

10  00 

10  07 

C. 

8 53 

9 00 

9 07 

9 15 

9 22 

9 30 

9 37 

9 37 

9 45 

9 52 

10  00 

10  07 

10  15 

M. 

9 15 

9 22 

9 30 

9 37 

9 45 

9 45 

9 52 

10  00 

10  07 

10  15 

10  22 

4 trips. 

A. 

9 22 

9 30 

9 37 

9 45 

9 52 

10  00 

10  00 

10  07 

10  15 

10  22 

10  30 

1). 

9 52 

10  00 

10  07 

10  15 

10  22 

10  30 

10  30 

10  37 

10  45 

10  52 

11  00 

M.  2 

10  07 

10  15 

10  22 

10  30 

10  37 

10  45 

10  45 

10  52 

11  00 

11  07 

11  15 

C. 

10  15 

10  22 

10  30 

10  37 

10  45 

10  52 

10  52 

11  00 

11  07 

11  15 

11  22 

11  30 

A. 

10  30 

10  37 

10  45 

10  52 

11  00 

11  07 

11  07 

11  15 

11  22 

11  30 

11  37 

11  45 

1). 

11  00 

11  07 

11  15 

11  22 

11  30 

11  30 

11  37 

11  45 

11  52 

12  00 

12  07 

Extra. 

M.  2 

11  15 

11  22 

11  30 

11  37 

11  45 

11  45 

11  52 

12  00 

12  07 

12  15 

C. 

11  30 

11  37 

11  45 

11  52 

12  00 

12  07 

12  07 

12  15 

12  22 

12  30 

12  37 

12  45 

12  52 

3 trips. 

A. 

11  45 

11  52 

12  00 

12  07 

12  15 

12  22 

12  22 

12  30 

12  37 

12  45 

12  52 

1 0U 

1 07 

3 trips.  1 

JD. 

11  52 

12  00 

12  07 

12  15 

12  22 

12  30 

12  37 

12  37 

12  45 

12  52 

1 00 

1 07 

1 15 

1 22 

M.2 

12  15 

12  22 

12  30 

12  37 

12  45 

12  45 

12  52 

1 00 

1 07 

1 15 

B. 

12  22 

12  30 

12  37 

12  45 

12  52 

1 00 

1 07 

1 07 

1 15 

1 22 

1 30 

l 37 

1 45 

Extra. 

C. 

12  52 

1 00 

1 07 

1 15 

1 22 

1 30 

1 37 

1 37 

1 45 

1 52 

2 00 

2 07 

2 15 

on  opur 

M.  2 

1 15 

1 22 

1 30 

1 37 

1 45 

1 45 

1 52 

2 00 

2 07 

2 15 

2 22 

4 trips.  1 

JD. 

1 22 

1 30 

1 37 

1 45 

1 52 

2 00 

2 07 

2 07 

2 15 

2 22 

2 30 

2 37 

2 45 

M. 

1 37 

1 45 

1 52 

2 00 

2 07 

2 15 

2 15 

2 22 

2 30 

2 37 

2 45 

2 52 

B. 

2 00 

2 07 

2 15 

2 22 

2 30 

2 30 

2 37 

2 45 

2 52 

3 00 

C. 

2 15 

2 22 

2 30 

2 37 

2 45 

2 45 

2 52 

3 00 

3 07 

3 15 

M.  2 

2 22 

2 30 

2 37 

2 45 

2 52 

3 00 

3 00 

3 07 

3 15 

3 22 

3 30 

D. 

2 45 

2 52 

3 00 

3 07 

3 15 

3 22 

3 22 

3 30 

3 37 

3 45 

3 52 

4 00 

M. 

2 52 

3 00 

3 07 

3 15 

3 22 

3 30 

3 30 

3 37 

3 45 

3 52 

4 00 

B. 

3 00 

3 07 

3 15 

3 22 

3 30 

3 37 

3 37 

3 45 

3 52 

4 00 

4 07 

4 15 

C. 

3 15 

3 22 

3 30 

3 37 

3 45 

3 52 

3 52 

4 00 

4 07 

4 15 

4 22 

4 30 

4 37 

3 trips. 

M . 2 

3 30 

3 37 

3 45 

3 52 

4 00 

4 00 

4 07 

4 15 

4 22 

4 30 

A. 

3 37 

3 45 

3 52 

4 00 

4 07 

4 15 

4 22 

4 22 

4 30 

4 37 

4 45 

4 52 

5 00 

on  Spur 

M. 

4 00 

4 07 

4 15 

4 22 

4 30 

4 30 

4 37 

4 45 

4 52 

5 00 

D. 

4 00 

4 07 

4 15 

4 22 

4 30 

4 37 

4 37 

4 45 

4 52 

5 00 

5 07 

5 15 

5 22 

3 trips. 

B. 

4 15 

4 22 

4 30 

4 37 

4 45 

4 52 

4 52 

5 00 

5 07 

5 15 

5 22 

5 30 

M.  2 

4 30 

4 37 

4 45 

4 52 

5 00 

5 00 

5 07 

5 15 

5 22 

5 30 

C. 

4 37 

4 45 

4 52 

5 00 

5 07 

5 15 

5 15 

5 22 

5 30 

5 37 

5 45 

M. 

5 00 

5 07 

5 15 

6 22 

5 30 

5 30 

. 5 37 

5 45 

5 52!  6 00 

6 07 

Extra. 

A. 

5 15 

5 22 

5 30 

5 37 

5 45 

5 45 

5 52 

6 00 

6 07  f 6 15 

B. 

5 30 

5 37 

5 45 

5 52 

6 00 

6 07 

6 07 

6 15 

6 22 

6 30 

6 37 

6 45 

M.  2 

5 30 

5 37 

5 45 

5 52 

6 00 

6 00 

6 07 

6 15 

6 22 

6 30 

6 37 

C. 

5 45 

5 52 

6 00 

6 07 

6 15 

6 22 

6 22 

6 30 

6 37 

6 45 

6 52 

7 00 

on  Spur 

M. 

5 52 

6 00 

6 07 

6 15 

6 22 

6 30 

6 30 

6 37 

6 45 

6 52 

7 00 

Extra. 

A. 

6 15 

6 22 

6 30 

6 37 

6 45 

| 

6 45 

6 52 

7 00 

7 07 

7 15 

7 22 

M.2 

6 22 

6 30 

6 37 

6 45 

6 52 

7 00 

7 00 

. 7 07 

7 15 

7 22 

7 30 

B. 

6 45 

6 52 

7 00 

7 07 

7 15 

7 22 

7 22 

7 30 

7 37 

7 45 

7 52 

8 00 

M. 

7 00 

7 07 

7 15 

7 22 

7 30 

7 30 

7 37 

7 45 

7 52 

8 00 

C. 

7 15 

■,  22 

7 30 

7 37 

7 45 

7 45 

7 52 

8 00 

8 07 

8 15 

M.  2 

7 30 

7 37 

7 45 

7 52 

8 00 

8 00 

8 07 

8 15 

8 22 

8 30 

A. 

7 37 

7 45 

7 52 

8 00 

' 8 07 

8 15 

8 15 

8 22 

8 30 

8 37 

8 45 

M. 

8 00 

8 07 

8 15 

8 22 

8 30 

8 30 

8 37 

8 45 

8 52 

9 00 

1 

B. 

8 00 

8 07 

8 15 

- 8 22 

8 30 

8 37 

8 37 

8 45 

8 52 

9 00 

9 07 

9 15 

C. 

8 15 

8 22 

; 8 30 

' 8 37 

8 45 

8 52 

8 52 

9 00 

9 07 

9 15 

9 22 

9 30 

M.2 

8 30 

' 8 37 

8 45 

8 52 

9 00 

9 00 

9 07 

9 15 

9 22 

9 30 

1 

A. 

8 45 

8 52 

9 00 

i 9 07 

9 15 

9 15 

9 22 

9 30 

9 37 

9 45  9 52 

M. 

9 00 

1 9 07 

9 15 

9 22 

9 30 

9 30 

9 37 

9 45 

9 52 

10  00  10  07 

B. 

9 15 

i 9 22 

1 9 30 

i 9 37 

9 45 

9 45 

9 52 

10  00 

10  07 

10  15  10  22 

M.  2 

9 30 

i 9 37 

9 45 

* 

9 52 

10  00 

10  00 

10  07 

10  15 

10  22 

10  30110  37 

C. 

9 30 

i 9 37 

' 9 45 

» 9 52 

30  00 

10  07 

10  07 

10  15 

10  22 

110  30 

10  37 

10  45  10  52 

JE  and  F Relief  Cars  will  Run  when  circumstances  justify, 


Springfield  in  1873. 


GROWTH  AND  POPULATION  OF  THE  CITY— PUBLIC  IMPROVE- 
MENTS—NEW  ENTERPRISES— THE  SEASON’S  PROMISE  FOR 
TRADE  AND  INDUSTRY. 


New  and  significant  facts  of  Springfield’s  growth  appear  this 
year,  and  especially  interest  the  readers  of  The  Directory.  A 
new  line  of  railroad  is  substantially  completed,  extending  from  this 
city  north-east  nearly  fifty  miles,  (see  map  in  front,)  and  cars  will 
run  over  it  in  season  for  the  horse  show,  or  very  soon  afterward. 
Many  towns  are  thus  afforded  advantages  they  did  not  have  before 
for  easy  access  to  Springfield  markets,  and  for  cheap  travel  through 
here  to  the  West  and  South  And  while  their  lumber,  water-power, 
and  granite  and  soap-stone  quarries  become  more  valuable,  a larger 
number  of  their  young  people  will  come  here  to  live.  It  is  partly 
this  tide  of  emigration  from  the  country  to  the  city,  coming  in  here 
every  year  from  many  directions,  which  so  rapidly  increases  our 
population,  and  supplies  our  shops  with  men  and  women  “ not 
afraid  of  work,”  and  not  likely  to  engage  in  “strikes”  without 
cause. 

The  horse  railroad  has  just  been  extended  from  the  north  end 
almost  to  Mill  River,  and  up  State  street  still  farther  east  to  the 
new  Winchester  park.  This  advance  movement  of  a very  con- 
servative corporation,  is  heartily  approved  by  the  people,  and  there 
is  talk  of  lines  of  omnibuses  to  connect  with  it  from  Longmeadow 
and  Chicopee. 

Free  letter  delivery  by  carriers,  who  go  several  times  a day  over 
the  thickly-settled  portions  of  the  city,  is  this  summer  established 
here  by  the  post-office  department.  While  it  accommodates  so 
many,  and  pays  well  the  Government,  the  necessity  for  such  service 
is  another  indication  of  the  activity  and  intelligence  of  the  whole 
community. 


24 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


The  City  Government  is  mending  the  public  ways,  with  a zeal  as 
surprising  as  it  is  praiseworthy.  Sewers  have  been  built  in  twenty- 
two  streets  the  past  year,  Macadam  was  laid  on  seven,  and  on 
Mattoon  street  the  Nicholson*  pavement  was  put  down.  The  city 
now  has  twenty-six  and  a half  miles  of  public  sewers.  The  Town 
Brook,  however,  is-'too  strait  for  ouch  use.*  - It  Is*  therefore,  proposed 


to  relieve  that  *“  classic  stream  5,7  by  building  a grand  main  sewer,  of 


sufficient  depth  and  some  six  miles  in  length,  from  the  north  end 
across  the  low  lands  of  Bond  and  Ferry  streets,  and  if  possible 
through  Dwight  street  southward,  emptying  into  the  Connecticut 
River  near  York  street.  Engineers  have  made  the  necessary  sur- 
veys, and  their  reports  are  before  the  City  Council.  Fort  Pleasant 
avenue  has  been  opened  one  hundred  feet  wide  from  Mill  street  to  the 
X road.  Jefferson  avenue  is  to  be  completed  this  season,  one  hundred 
and  twenty-five  feet  wide,  with  a park  through  the  middle,  from 
North  Main  street  to  Chestnut,  across  the  poor  farm.  The  latter 
makes  sixty-five  valuable  building  lots,  to  be  sold  for  the  benefit  of 
the  city  treasury.  The  poor  people  and  the  truant  school  are  to  be 
removed  to  a farm  purchased  for  $8,000  on  the  Boston  road,  and  on 
which  buildings  have  been  erected  for  them,  costing  some  $45,000. 
Other  important  street  improvements  this  season  are  the  widening 
of  Pine,  Locust  and  High  streets,  of  Bridge  west  of  Main,  and  of 
North  Main,  the  latter  having  eight  feet  added  on  each  side  from 
Arch  to  Chicopee  line. 

The  property  of  the  Aqueduct  Company  has  been  purchased  by 
the  city  for  about  $238,000,  although  accrued  interest  since  swells 
the  price  to  $250,000 ; and  an  additional  supply  of  water  is  tem- 
porarily secured  by  pumping  from  Garden  Brook.  Meanwhile 
the  Board  of  Water  Commissioners  have  employed  Phineas  Ball,  an 
eminent  engineer  and  formerly  Mayor  of  Worcester,  and  are  exam- 
ining various  streams  and  rapidly  perfecting  their  plans.  It  is 
possible  they  will  decide  to  bring  water  by  gravitation  from  Lud- 
low, which  would  give  a head  for  fire  purposes  of  235  feet  on  Main 
street,  and  100  feet  on  all  parts  of  Armory  hill,  while  the  supply 
would  be  ample  for  a long  period  in  the  future.  Indeed,  while  the 
city  aqueduct  now  yields  about  a million  gallons  a day,  it  is  esti- 
mated that  the  new  water  works,  when  completed  two  years  hence, 
can  deliver  ten  millions  of  gallons  a day.  Of  course,  after  making 
liberal  allowance  for  domestic  use  and  for  any  increased  consumption 
that  might  spring  up  by  a change  of  drinks,  there  will  be  a mag- 
nificent supply  for  “ out-door  hospitality,”  and  for  laying  dust  on 
the  numerous  new  streets  now  opening,  and  giving  constant  fresh- 
ness and  verdure  to  parks,  lawns  and  trees. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


25 


A NEW  ENTERPRISE  AT  THE  SOUTH  END 

Has  been  commenced  by  George  E.  and  James  L.  Howard.  The 
south  portion  of  Crescent  Hill  on  Mill  street,  as  seen  from  Main, 
near  Marble  or  Central  streets,  presented  an  unsightly  appearance, 
while  from  Mill  and  Pine  streets  the  view  west  and  north  was 
hidden  by  the  high  banks,  bushes  and  old  or  cheap  houses  on  that 
side.  The  land  on  both  sides  of  Mill  street  from  Pine  to  Locust, 
was  purchased  by  the  gentlemen  above  named,  at  a cost  of  nearly 
fifty  thousand  dollars.  The  buildings  on  the  north  side,  including 
ten  houses,  will  soon  be  cleared  away.  The  hill,  in  some  places,  is 
cut  down  as  much  as  fourteen  feet,  and  for  a considerable  distance, 
and  will  be  brought  to  a gentle  slope  from  Pine  to  Locust  streets, 
revealing  a rare  view  of  the  city  and  river.  The  work  is  done 
under  the  direction  of  Mr.  Weidman,  who  is  connected  with  the 
famous  landscape  gardeners,  Yaux  & Olmstead  of  New  York.  The 
grounds,  when  laid  out  and  graded,  will  be  disposed  of  in  lots  of 
large  size  for  fine  residences.  R.  F.  Hawkins  has  purchased  of  the 
Messrs.  Howard  the  eastern  lot  on  the  north  side  of  Mill  street,  and 
has  kept  Sackett  & Reynolds  with  a dozen  to  twenty  men  and 
teams  at  work  several  weeks,  grading  and  filling.  After  they  are 
done,  Mr.  Hawkins  will  probably  erect  one  of  the  handsomest  and 
most  costly  houses  in  the  city.  Wealthy  people  from  other 
places  propose  to  purchase  and  build  here.  Beyond  Mill  river,  the 
grounds  of  the  Messrs.  Howard,  along  the  stream,  are  also  to  be 
graded  and  laid  out  with  wide  avenues,  developing  the  beauty  of  the 
landscape,  and  affording  attractive  sites  for  residences.  From  the 
junction  of  Pine  and  Mill  streets,  an  avenue  is  to  be  opened  south- 
ward, across  the  river  to  connect  with  the  new  street  on  the  other 
side  ; and  a bridge  will  be  built,  quite  ornamental  in  design,  and 
costing  about  ten  thousand  dollars.  On  both  sides  of  Pine  and  Mill 
streets,  from  Maple  to  Locust,  trees  and  granite  curbing  have  been 
set  by  owners  of  adjacent  property. 

When  two  or  three  shrewd  business  men  expend  thus  some 
twenty-five  thousand  dollars  in  landscape  gardening  and  “ public 
improvements  at  private  cost,”  in  streets  and  walks,  while  at  the 
same  time  they  increase  their  investments  in  real  estate  and  manu- 
factures at  the  south  end  to  over  a million  dollars,  it  shows  what 
they  think  of  the  growth  of  Springfield  in  the  near  future, — when 
another  southern  railroad  is  built.  It  should  be  added  that  quite  a 
number  of  other  gentlemen  of  taste  and  ample  means,  are  moving 
with  like  faith  and  energy,  at  Long  Hill  and  the  Water  Shops. 

4 


26 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


BRIGHTWOOD. 

North  of  Memorial  Church,  on  the  Connecticut  River  Railroad, 
is  the  new  location  of  the  Wason  Car  Manufacturing  Company. 
Here,  during  the  last  two  years,  the  largest  car-making  shops  in 
this  country,  have  been  built,  and  stocked  mostly  with  new  machin- 
ery, and  to  this  location  the  office  and  machinery  of  the  Company 
have  been  removed.  The  land,  some  seventy  acres,  was  purchased 
by  the  present  proprietors  in  1871,  and  included  the  farms  of  J. 
H.  Demond  and  Michael  Roane,  and  three  acres  from  that  of  Wil- 
liam Birnie.  Since  that  time,  eleven  streets  have  been  laid  out,  and 
a number  more  projected,  and  besides  the  new  shops  above  men- 
tioned, N.  W.  Talcott  has  erected  a large  forge,  a number  of  houses 
have  been  completed  and  many  more  are  likely  to  be  built  this 
season,  besides  a new  railroad  passenger  station.  One  firm  has  pur- 
chased seven  lots  on  which  they  propose  to  erect  a planing  mill,  and 
ground  has  been  purchased  for  a foundry.  The  Wason  Car 
Manufacturing  Company  have  employed  in  their  old  shops  about 
five  hundred  men,  but  increase  their  force  here  to  six  hundred,  and 
can  employ  eight  hundred  in  their  shops  if  necessary.  As  the  ma- 
jority are  skilled  workmen,  and  most  of  them  have  families,  they 
will  of  themselves  make  a large  village,  and  of  course  school-houses, 
a chapel  or  church,  and  possibly  stores  will  soon  need  to  be  added. 


IN  THE  VICINITY  OF  LAKE  COMO, 

And  especially  on  side  streets  west  of  it  and  running  north  from 
State,  a good  deal  is  being  done  by  private  enterprise.  New  streets 
are  opened,  and  others  improved.  Even  old  streets,  as  on  Thomp- 
son, are  regraded  uniformly,  curbed  and  set  with  trees,  and  along 
their  sides,  in  large-sized  lots,  appear  new  houses  so  thoroughly 
built  and  attractive  in  appearance  and  situation,  that  they  are 
quickly  taken.  The  Messrs.  McKnight  and  Haynes  alone  have 
planted  some  three  hundred  trees  in  this  part  of  the  city. 

Visitors  to  Springfield  are  apt  to  take  the  broad  way  of  State 
street  as  far  as  the  Armory  at  least,  and  will  of  course  see  the 
fine  buildings  along  the  route  — City  Library,  Church  of  the  Unity 
opposite,  and  just  east  of  the  latter  the  new  High  School-house  in 
course  of  erection.  Quite  a number  of  churches  are  near, — a good 
sign,  if  they  are  as  thick  in  other  parts  of  the  city.  Eastward  from 
the  Armory  is  the  Children’s  Home  on  Buckingham  street ; beyond 
the  lake,  a few  rods,  is  the  City  Hospital ; and  some  distance  farther 


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on,  is  a handsome  building  for  the  poor  and  the  truant  school,  com- 
pleted this  season  at  a cost  of  about  fifty  thousand  dollars. 


NEW  BUSINESS  BLOCKS, 

On  Main,  Hampden,  Bridge,  Lyman  and  other  streets,  are  just  com- 
pleted or  in  process  of  erection,  and  illustrate  the  substantial  pros- 
perity of  the  city  and  the  increase  of  business.  Worthy’s  block, 
on  the  corner  of  Main  and  Worthington  streets,  the  new  office  of 
The  City  Directory,  is  a five-story  structure  of  brick,  granite 
and  iron,  48  feet  wide  and  138  deep ; and  excepting  two  stores  on 
the  lower  floor,  is  devoted  entirely  to  the  publishing,  printing 
and  book-binding  business  of  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  for  whom 
it  was  designed  and  erected  at  a cost  of  $50,000.  Farrar’s  block, 
next  south,  and  Shaw’s  new  Gothic  block,  on  the  site  of  the  old 
North  church,  are  very  fine  buildings ; and  the  new  granite  build- 
ing on'Lyman  street,  to  be  completed  for  the  Powers  Paper  Com- 
pany, will  be  one  of  the  most  solid  in  the  city.  Details  of  these 
and  others  will  be  found  under  the  head  of  “ New  Buildings.”  It  will 
be  seen  there,  also,  that  a good  deal  of  house-building  is  being  done 
this  season,  and  on  Crescent  Hill,  Mattoon,  Chestnut,  School  and 
Union  streets,  and  in  other  locations,  very  fine  residences  are  going  up. 
The  aggregate  0f  work  in  this  line  will  be  smaller  than  usual  this 
year ; but  it  will  ^be  noticed  that  capitalists  are  preparing  a large 
number  of  building  lots,  in  some  cases  at  much  expense.  There  is 
a good  demand  for  tenements,  and  as  mechanics  realize  that  real 
estate  advances  each  year,  they  are  wisely  securing  lots,  and  a 
largely  increasing  number  will  erect  homes  of  their  own,  so  soon  as 
brick  are  more  plenty  and  cheaper,  and  other  conditions  are 
favorable. 

People  of  wealth  and  leisure  perceive  advantages  here  for  location 
and  living  hardly  equalled  in  any  other  part  of  the  Connecticut 
valley.  It  is  rare  to  find  so  many  desirable  sites  for  fine  houses,  on 
high  ground,  commanding  fine  views  of  the  river  and  the  country. 
On  the  one  hand,  are  the  delights  of  rural  life  within  easy  reach  of 
drive  or  walk,  while  on  the  other  are  social  and  religious  privileges 
and  educational  facilities  usually  afforded  only  in  a large  city. 
Hence,  many  are  drawn  here  to  settle,  whose  ability,  liberal  hands 
and  public  spirit  and  intelligence  secure  for  them  at  once  warm  wel- 
come and  genuine  respect,  and  make  them  valuable  citizens. 

Surrounding  towns  share,  as  we  have  said,  in  Springfield’s  con- 
tinued prosperity ; and  their  sons  and  daughters  here  have  contribu- 
ted to  the  fame  of  skillful  inventions,  — of  a gun  that  wins  against  a 


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hundred  competitors  with  severest  tests,  of  dictionaries,  of  news- 
papers, of  schools, — that  goes  around  the  world. 

The  means  of  social,  intellectual  and  religious  culture,  and  the 
appliances  and  surroundings  that  mark  a thriving  city,  may  well  be 
looked  at  in  detail  here,  though  briefly. 


NEW  CHURCHES. 

Within  a few  years,  seven  large  houses  of  worship,  costing  gen- 
erally from  $50,000  to  $100,000  each,  have  been  completed  in  this 
city.  Two  more,  one  for  the  North  Congregational  church,  costing 
some  $80,000  including  land,  and  one  for  the  State  Street  Methodist 
church,  (formerly  Union  Street,)  costing  with  land  nearly  $75,000, 
were  begun  last  year  and  are  nearly  completed ; another,  for  the 
South  Congregational  church,  was  commenced  this  season,  and  will 
cost  over  $100,000,  including  land.  A large  subscription  has  been 
made  for  a new  house  of  worship  for  the  Central  Methodist 
church  costing  about  45,000 ; and  so  soon  as  the  plans  are 
decided  upon,  its  construction  will  begin.  A new  chapel,  cost- 
ing, with  land,  about  $30,000,  has  been  commenced  for  the  First 
Congregational  church.  Add  to  these,  several  other  chapels  erected 
the  past  five  or  six  years,  and  three  more  soon  to  be  built ; also  a 
French  Catholic  church  to  be  commenced  this  season  on  Howard 
street,  and  a new  Catholic  church  to  be  put  up  on  Linden  street, 
and  the  aggregate  is  not  far  from  a million  dollars.  Descriptions 
of  the  most  recent  new  houses  of  worship  will  be  found  on  succeed- 
ing  pages.  It  might  be  mentioned  that  still  another  new  church 
has  been  talked  of  this  season,  to  cost  in  all  some  $70,000.  It  is 
called  the  “Free  Church,”  is  designed  to  stand  on  Emery  street, 
and  some  $10,000  was  subscribed  without  solicitation,  not  including 
a liberal  offer  from  a gentleman  in  a neighboring  town.  The  com- 
pletion of  this  enterprise  is,  however,  deferred  till  another  year. 


SCHOOLS  AND  SCHOOL-HOUSES. 

A new  High  School-house,  costing  about  $120,000,  besides  the 
lot,  will  be  completed  in  December,  and  is  described  on  a subsequent 
page.  Six  large  grammar  school-houses  have  been  built  by  the 
city  since  1865,  at  an  aggregate  cost  of  not  less  than  a quarter  of  a 
million  of  dollars.  They  are  handsome  buildings,  pleasant  and  at- 
tractive within  and  without,  and  furnished  with  valuable  apparatus 
and  all  the  modern  conveniences.  As  most  of  the  old  school-build- 
ings are  still  occupied  with  pupils,  some  of  them  crowded,  and 


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rooms  in  the  City  Hall  and  elsewhere  are  taken  for  the  same  pur- 
pose, it  will  be  seen  that  the  population  of  the  city  increases  rapidly. 

Ninety-three  per  cent  of  all  the  children  in  the  city  were  in  the 
public  schools  last  year.  Pupils  are  fitted  for  college,  and  so  well 
as  to  be  received  sometimes  in  advanced  classes. 

Several  Chinese  boys  attend  here,  and  have  made  good  progress 
in  their  studies.  Thirty-one  came  from  China  directly  to  Spring- 
field  last  year,  and  another  company  have  recently  arrived.  They 
are  distributed  in  different  towns  and  cities  where  they  can  have 
the  best  advantages.  Their  expenses  are  borne  by  the  imperial 
government,  and  the  Chinese  Commissioner  of  Education  resides 
here. 

THE  CITY  LIBRARY 

Occupies  one  of  the  finest  buildings  in  Springfield,  on  State  street. 
It  contains  over  33,000  volumes,  and  new  works  are  constantly 
added  in  various  departments.  It  is  practically  free  to  the  public, 
readers  being  allowed  to  consult  books  at  the  building,  and  only  one 
dollar  a year  being  required  for  membership  and  the  privilege  of 
taking  books  home.  It  is  open  on  Mondays  from  12  M.  till  9 P.  M., 
and  on  other  week  days  from  10  A.  M.  till  9 P.  M. 

The  museum,  which  is  in  the  same  building,  contains  a large  col- 
lection of  specimens,  relics  and  curiosities,  and  is  constantly  in- 
creasing in  value. 

A FREE  READING-ROOM 

Is  also  provided  for  the  public,  in  a central  location  at  the  corner  of 
Main  and  Bridge  streets,  by  the  Young  Men’s  Christian  Associa- 
tion. 

RAILROADS. 

The  one  great  secret  of  the  steady  growth  of  Springfield  is  its 
importance  as  a railroad  center.  The  Boston  and  Albany  Railroad, 
two  hundred  miles  long,  with  a capital  of  $20,000,000,  forming  a 
link  in  the  most  important  line  west  from  Boston,  passes  through  the 
city  from  east  to  west,  and  has  its  principal  offices  here.  The  New 
York,  New  Haven  and  Hartford  Railroad,  with  over  $15,000,000  cap- 
ital, finishes  the  southern  connection,  and  with  the  Boston  and  Albany 
road  forms  part  of  the  most  popular  through  route  between  New 
York  and  Boston, — one  the  metropolis  of  the  whole  country,  and 
the  other  of  New  England ; and  the  Connecticut  River  Railroad, 
with  $1,800,000  of  capital,  takes  the  traveler  northward,  up  the  beau- 
tiful valley  of  the  Connecticut,  to  connecting  lines  that  will  carry  him 
to  any  part  of  Northern  New  England  or  Canada.  The  Spring- 


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field,  Athol  and  Northeastern  Railroad,  some  fifty  miles  long,  with  a 
capital  of  nearly  81,000,000,  is  a new  route  of  much  interest,  whose 
early  completion  has  been  referred  to.  Two  more  new  roads  — the 
Springfield  and  Longmeadow,  and  the  Springfield  and  Farmington 
Valley,  are  chartered,  and  it  is  hoped  will  be  completed  in  the  near 
future.  These  new  roads,  while  they  are  never  likely  to  become 
important  as  through  lines,  like  the  roads  already  existing,  are  still 
sure  to  be  valuable  adjuncts  to  the  present  roads,  and  to  bring  trib- 
ute to  the  business  of  Springfield.  Our  city  is  already  one  of  the 
most  important  railroad  centers  of  New  England,  and  with  the  new 
roads  completed  it  will  have  facilities  for  travel  and  transportation 
that  will  make  it  still  more  desirable  for  residence  and  business  of 
all  kinds.  A new  iron  bridge  will  be  completed,  January  1,  across 
the  river  here,  for  the  Boston  and  Albany,  at  a cost,  above  the 
piers,  of  8242,000.  It  will  be  1,265  feet  long,  with  seven  spans  of 
extra  strength  and  weight,  double-tracked,  and  of  the  “ lattice  ” 
style  built  by  Thomas  Leighton  of  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  who  has  the 
contract.  The  crossings  at  Main  and  Bridge  streets  are  receiving 
careful  attention  from  the  railroad  companies.  Their  efforts  to 
prevent  delays  of  teams  and  pedestrians  are  appreciated  by  the  pub- 
lic. It  is  proposed  to  change  the  grade  of  crossings  where  much 
inconvenience  is  felt.  When  this  question  is  settled,  a new  passen- 
ger depot  is  to  be  erected. 

MANUFACTURES. 

Old  establishments  are  considerably  increasing  the  number  of  their 
employes,  in  various  instances.  At  the  United  States  Armory,  gun- 
making is  again  actively  pursued,  requiring  more  men.  Preparations 
are  in  progress  at  the  Water  Shops  for  making  cannon  on  a large 
scale,  involving  a considerable  expenditure  and  introducing  there 
a new  branch  of  industry.  A twelve-inch  columbiad,  weighing 
80,000  pounds,  is  first  to  be  produced  as  an  experiment ; and  the 
excavation  some  forty  feet  deep  in  hard  rock,  and  the  ponderous 
machinery,  including  a trip  hammer  of  several  tons  weight,  make 
the  place  interesting  to  visitors,  and  more  lively  for  residents. 

New  concerns  appear  this  year  in  the  city,  and  the  proprietors  of 
one  recently  removed  here,  said  they  were  induced  to  come  because 
the  work  of  Springfield  shops,  in  their  line,  sold  so  much  better  in 
the  market,  that  they  found  it  best  to  employ  our  more  skillful  me- 
chanics, and  let  their  products  go  out  hereafter  from  Springfield. 

[See  “ Business  Directory,”  near  the  end  of  this  book,  for  com- 
plete lists  of  manufacturing  concerns,  etc.,  and  especially  the  index 
to  advertisements,  in  front.] 


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TRADE. 

More  goods,  perhaps,  have  been  sold  here  the  past  year  than 
usual,  especially  at  wholesale.  Some  sixty  dealers  are  in  the 
latter  line,  and  their  transactions  for  twelve  months  aggregate  a 
good  many  millions  of  dollars.  Prices  favor  buyers  just  now,  and 
people  are  naturally  taking  advantage  of  them  before  goods  are 
higher.  Many  of  our  mercantile  houses  have  become  widely  known 
by  years  of  honorable  dealing  here.  They  doubtless  give  custom- 
ers more  for  their  money  than  can  be  obtained  in  many  other  places ; 
and  they  can  afford  to,  with  sales  to  residents  of  so  many  surround- 
ing towns  for  a great  distance. 

There  is  “ cool  comfort,”  this  hot  season,  in  the  remark  of  one  of 
our  large  ice  dealers,  who  avers  that  competition  here  is  so  sharp, 
he  supplies  consumers  with  ice  at  the  bare  cost  of  cartage.  Prob- 
ably this  is  because  of  excessive  production  last  winter,  and  not 
from  any  disposition  of  dealers  to  “ cut  under.”  If  the  season  has 
been  backward,  it  will  interest  them  and  all  our  readers  to  study  the 
meteorological  record  prepared  by  Mr.  Allin,  the  government  ob- 
server at  the  United  States  Armory,  which  appears  on  the  follow- 
ing page. 

A good  deal  may  be  learned  of  the  great  variety  of  business  in 
this  city,  by  consulting  the  advertisements  in  The  Directory,  in 
front,  and  at  the  end,  and  also  the  brief  cards  in  names.  These  are 
valuable,  oftentimes,  for  the  information  they  give,  to  those  who 
would  make  or  save  money. 


Condensed  Meteorological  Record 

FROM  THE  NATIONAL  ARMORY,  SPRINGFIELD, 

FOR  THE  YEAR  ENDING  MAY  1,  1873. 

Regular  hours  of  observation,  7 A.  M.,  2 P.  M.,  and  9 P.  M. 

BY  LUCIUS  C.  ALLIN. 


1872. 

EXTREMES  OP  TEM- 
PERATURE. 

<8 

0) 

3 JS 

Humidity  of  atmosphere, 
per  cent. 

RAIN  AND  SNOW. 

SKY. 

MONTHS. 

Date. 

Lowest. 

Date. 

Highest. 

eg  c 
& 2 

s s 
S £ 

G 

eg 

O) 

£ 

"cu 

a 

o 

h 

eg 

pq 

Inches  rain  and 
melted  snow. 

Depth  of  snow 
in  inches. 

No.  of  days  it 
stormed. 

Am’t  of  cloudi- 
ness per  cent. 

May,  . . . 

6 

39 

9 

85 

60.36 

29.86 

69.42 

3.16 

14 

47.63 

June,  . . . 

2 

44 

30 

92 

69  38 

29.87 

77.39 

3.37 

14 

51.44 

July,  . . . 

22 

58 

2 

94 

74.47 

29.87 

75  38 

6.20 

17 

49.36 

August,  . . 

31 

50 

8 

89 

73.23 

29.94 

80.35 

7.13 

17 

47.85 

September,  . 

4 

40 

8 

89 

63.53 

29.95 

80.23 

4 34 

14 

58.22 

October,  . . 

29 

31 

7 

72 

49.73 

29.99 

78.60 

3.87 

15 

48.82 

November, 

30 

10 

12 

56 

36.88 

29.94 

76.95 

4.92 

8.8 

11 

40.33 

December, 

25 

below 

7 

6 

40 

20.00 

30.03 

77  08 

3.41 

28.0 

17 

52.80 

1873. 

January,  . . 

30 

below 

22 

below 

5 

17 

43 

20.08 

30.11 

78.86 

5.27 

14.2 

21 

53.33 

February,  . . 

24 

4 

42 

23.62 

29.87 

74.58 

2.89 

21.4 

10 

41.23 

March,  . . . 

6 

below 

3 

29 

61 

30.66 

29.82 

76.30 

2.91 

6.6 

15 

50.32 

April,  . . . 

11 

30 

30 

63 

44.46 

29.85 

68.30 

2.55 

1.01 

17 

58.22 

Means,  . 

47.20 

29.92 

76.12 

50.02 

79.01 

182 

49.96 

DEPTH  OF  SNOW  THAT  FELL  DURING  THE  FIVE  PAST 

WINTERS. 


Winter  of  Inches. 

1868  and ’69 63.27 

1869  and  70 77.29 

1870  and  71 48.61 

1871  and  72 66.60 

1872  and  73  79.01 


Total 324.78 


]STew  Buildings 


*-#h* 

CHURCHES,  CHAPELS,  COURT-HOUSE,  HIGH  SCHOOL- HOUSE, 
AND  OTHER  PUBLIC  EDIFICES. 

A new  chapel  for  the  First  Congregational  Church  is  commenced,  on  the 
north  side  of  Elm  street,  next  west  of  the  house  of  worship.  It  is  to  be  a hand- 
some edifice  of  brick,  with  Berea  (Ohio)  stone  trimmings,  and  the  extreme  size 
will  be  75  by  111  feet,  the  tower  over  the  front  entrance  being  83  feet  high. 
The  cost  of  the  building  will  be  $25,000,  besides  land,  which  is  quite  valuable 
here,  but  of  which  the  church  fortunately  owned  a portion  by  inheritance  from 
early  times.  The  ample  and  convenient  arrangements  for  the  “ Bible  service  ” 
or  Sunday-school,  within  the  new  chapel,  will  especially  attract  attention,  and 
mark  a new  departure  in  New  England  church  architecture.  The  front  part,  43 
feet  wide,  extends  back  63  feet,  and  then  the  building  is  widened  so  as  to  give 
entrance  each  side,  from  without,  to  the  rear  part  which,  is  43  by  75  feet. 
Within  this  is  a semi-circular  rotunda,  around  which  are  separated  alcoves  for 
the  classes.  Above  these  are  similar  alcoves  on  the  second  floor,  but  over  the 
rotunda  it  is  open,  so  that  all  the  school  are  easily  seen  by  the  superintendent 
from  the  platform.  The  pastor’s  class  have  a room  south  of  the  rotunda  and 
opening  into  it,  but  also  on  the  platform ; sliding  doors  may  be  dropped  from 
between  this  platform  and  the  vestry  in  front,  when  meetings  arc  held  in  the 
latter.  The  vestry  will  be  41  by  46  feet.  On  the  upper  floor  are  two  parlors, 
each  22  by  41  feet,  one  of  which  will  also  be  used  as  a dining-room;  and  in  the 
rear  a kitchen  and  two  dressing-rooms,  besides  the  Sunday-school  room  men- 
tioned above.  With  such  provision  for  joyful,  religious  and  social  life,  is  it  any 
wonder  that  the  oldest  church  organization  in  the  city  has  the  vigor  of  youth, 
while  an  unusual  number  of  its  people  live  to  great  age?  Perkins  & Gardner 
are  the  architects  of  the  chapel.  Peter  B.  Johnson  is  the  builder,  and  is  to  com- 
plete it  before  January  1, 

The  new  house  of  worship  for  the  South  Congregational  Church,  on  the  cor- 
ner of  Maple  and  High  streets,  is  designed  by  William  A.  Potter  of  New  York, 
and  Norcross  Brothers  are  the  builders.  It  is,  indeed,  a rather  bold  departure 
from  ordinary  models,  being  much  like  an  amphitheater,  and  entirely  unlike  any 
other  church  building  in  Springfield.  The  architectural  style  may  be  denomi- 
nated the  Venetian.  The  general  form  will  be  that  of  a parallelogram,  with  a 
large  semi-circular  projection  in  front.  The  extreme  length  will  be  140  feet; 
the  extreme  width,  78  feet;  length  of  the  parallelogram,  116  feet;  radius  of  the 
semi-circle,  24  feet.  Adjoining  the  corner  of  the  building,  next  to  the  corner  of 
Maple  and  High  streets,  will  stand  the  tower,  19  1-2  by  16  feet,  through  which 
will  be  the  principal  entrance  to  the  church,  while  admission  will  also  be  gained 
through  vestibules  at  another  Maple  street  entrance  and  at  one  on  High  street. 

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The  audience  room  will  include  the  semi-circular  projection  and  about  two-thirds 
of  the  parallelogram,  the  extreme  length  of  the  room  being  92  feet,  while  it  will 
be  71  feet  wide  and  56  feet  high  from  the  floor  to  the  apex  of  the  roof.  The 
arrangement  is  such  that  there  appears  to  be  a transept  in  the  audience  room 
and  corresponding  gables  appear  in  the  roof,  while  the  lateral  walls  of  the  build- 
ing are  unbroken  by  any  projection.  The  pews  in  the  transepts,  as  well  as  those 
in  every  other  part  of  the  audience  room,  command  a view  of  the  pulpit  un- 
broken by  post  or  pillar,  and  not  one  of  the  875  sittings  but  will  be  considered 
good.  A broad  aisle  will  pass  up  the  center  of  the  room,  with  two  side  aisles. 
The  organ  will  occupy  a large  space  back  of  the  pulpit,  but  the  organist  and 
choir  will  be  at  the  preacher’s  right  hand.  A commodious  room  opening  out  of 
the  choir  gallery,  may  be  used  for  rehearsals  and  a musical  library.  In  the  rear 
of  the  audience  room  will  be  a social  parlor,  22  1-2  by  24  1-2  feet ; and  in  the 
basement  there  will  be  a chapel,  33  1-2  by  50  feet,  with  sittings  for  256  persons, 
and  also  a kitchen  as  large  as  the  parlor  which  is  over  it.  Above  the  parlor  is  a 
Bible-class  room  of  the  same  size  ; over  the  chapel,  a Sunday-school  foom  ; over 
the  music-room,  a room  for  the  infant  class  and  Sunday-school  library;  and  over 
the  High  street  vestibule,  the  pastor’s  study.  The  church  is  built  of  brown- 
stone,  rock-faced,  with  elaborate  trimmings  of  Ohio  sandstone,  and  ornamental 
columns  of  polished  Aberdeen  granite,  and  the  foundations  are  also  of  granite. 
The  audience-room  will  be  lighted  by  nine  large  Gothic  windows  in  the  semi- 
circular projection,  and  two  magnificent  rose  windows,  each  26  feet  in  diameter 
— one  on  each  side.  There  will  also  be  graceful  groups  of  other  and  smaller 
windows,  affording  a uniform  and  grateful  light  throughout  the  room.  The 
tower  will  be  carried  up  of  the  size  named,  to  the  hight  of  96  feet,  the  belfry 
being  designed  with  special  reference  to  placing  a chime  of  bells  therein  at  some 
future  day.  A broad  band  of  elaborate  tracery  will  encompass  the  tower  at 
this  place,  above  which  it  will  rise,  wedge-shaped,  to  the  hight  of  forty  feet  more, 
making  the  entire  hight  of  the  tower  136  feet.  Altogether  the  building  will 
take  rank  with  not  only  the  finest  churches  in  Springfield,  but  New  England  as 
well.  Its  walls  will  be  up  and  the  roof  on  before  winter,  and  the  contractors 
agree  to  have  the  whole  completed  before  October  1,  1874.  The  cost  will  be 
about  $95,000,  aside  from  the  lot. 

A new  house  of  worship  for  the  North  Congregational  Church  is  nearly  com- 
pleted, and  will  be  dedicated  the  first  Sunday  in  September.  It  is  located  on 
Salem  street,  nearly  opposite  Elliott.  The  designs  are  by  H.  H.  Richardson  of 
New  York,  architect  of  the  new  court-house  and  the  Church  of  the  Unity;  and, 
like  the  latter,  it  is  of  brownstone,  but  of  the  Norman  style  of  architecture. 
The  building  takes  the  form  of  a cross,  having  the  tower  and  spire  on  the  side 
towards  Elliott  street,  and  a chancel,  pastor’s  study  and  class-room  in  the  rear. 
Outside,  the  extreme  length  of  the  nave,  including  chancel,  is  123  feet,  the  width 
nearly  50  feet,  and  the  width  of  the  transept  88  feet.  The  hight  from  floor  to 
ridge-pole  is  about  50  feet.  The  tower  is  22  feet  square,  and  the  spire  above  it, 
which  is  stone  throughout,  rises  to  a hight  of  nearly  150  feet.  The  audience 
room  will  seat  1,000  persons  on  the  ground  floor ; the  galleries  will  not  be  put  in 
at  present,  but  when  they  are  added  the  house  will  accommodate  1,300  people. 
On  the  north  side  of  the  building  an  addition,  20  by  50  feet,  has  just  been  com- 
menced for  a chapel,  and  will  be  finished  in  September.  The  entire  cost  of 
land,  church  and  furnishing  will  be  nearly  $90,000. 

The  new  house  of  worship  for  the  State  street  Methodist  Church,  (formerly 
known  as  the  Union  street  Methodist,)  is  on  the  south-east  corner  of  State  and 


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Myrtle  streets.  It  will  be  fully  completed  for  dedication  early  in  the  fall,  and 
the  large  Sunday-school  room  in  the  basement,  which  is  high  and  well-lighted, 
is  already  finished,  and  occupied  by  the  church  for  its  public  services.  In  style 
of  architecture,  the  building  is  like  the  City  Library.  It  is  constructed  mainly  of 
brick,  with  trimmings  of  Ohio  and  Portland  stone,  and  is  110  feet  long  by  60 
wide.  It  fronts  on  State  street,  and  the  tower  is  in  the  center  on  the  north  end, 
above  which  the  spire  rises  to  a hight  of  150  feet  from  the  ground.  In  the  cen- 
ter of  the  front  is  a beautiful  rose  window,  one  of  the  finest  in  the  city.  There 
are  two  entrances,  the  main  one  on  State  street  and  the  side  one  on  Myrtle. 
The  interior  is  finished  in  black  walnut  and  ash,  and  furnishes  sittings  for  1200 
people,  the  auditorium  being  94  by  64  feet  and  unbroken  by  pillar  or  roof  truss. 
The  organ  and  choir  will  be  in  the  rear  of  the  pulpit,  at  the  south  end  of  the 
church.  The  cost  is  about  175,000.  S.  J.  F.  Thayer  of  Boston,  architect; 
Amaziah  Mayo,  builder. 

On  the  south  side  of  Howard  street,  a new  house  of  worship  has  been  com- 
menced for  the  St.  Joseph’s  Church.  It  will  be  of  brick,  trimmed  with  Long- 
meadow  stone,  144  by  66  feet  in  size,  and  the  cost  is  not  yet  determined. 

A new  Baptist  chapel  is  soon  to  be  erected  on  the  north  side  of  Carew  street, 
from  designs  by  Perkins  & Gardner.  It  will  be  of  a Swiss  style,  with  sharp 
roofs,  and  light  projecting  hoods  over  windows,  the  latter  being  of  stained  glass. 
The  extreme  size  of  the  chapel  will  be  40  by  56  feet,  and  a spire  will  rise  above 
the  tower  to  a hight  of  78  feet  from  the  ground.  The  audience-room  will  be  38 
by  47  feet,  and  there  will  also  be  a class-room,  15  by  31  1-2  feet.  The  cost  will 
be  $7,000  for  building,  and  $3,000  was  paid  for  the  lot. 

The  new  Court  House  of  Hampden  County  is  nearly  completed.  (See  En- 
graving, facing  page  50.)  It  is  located  between  Elm  and  State  streets,  south  of 
the  First  Church,  and  was  designed  by  H.  H.  Richardson  of  New  York,  and 
built  by  Norcross  Brothers  of  Worcester.  It  is  a magnificent  structure,  in- 
tended to  stand  for  centuries,  and  costs,  with  the  land,  over  $250,000.  The 
house  next  east  on  Elm  street  will  probably  be  removed,  affording  a better  view 
of  the  building  from  Main  street.  The  new  court  house  fronts  on  Elm  street,  but 
is  set  back  48  feet  on  that  side,  and  43  from  State  street,  and  is  an  effective  but 
unpretending  building  of  granite,  simple  in  mass  but  grave  in  design,  as  befits 
its  purpose.  The  Town  Hall  of  Belgium  and  the  Broletto  of  Italy — the  models 
for  the  municipal  buildings  of  modern  times — were  always  characterized  by  a 
similar  simplicity  of  general  form,  though  always  enriched  with  an  elaboration 
of  detail  which  would  be  inadmissible  in  granite,  inconsistent  with  the  sober 
tastes  of  New  England,  and  incompatible  with  the  limits  of  economy  imposed 
by  the  price  of  labor  in  our  day.  The  characteristic  features  of  these  buildings 
are  here  reproduced  with  such  modifications  as  difference  of  climate  and  cus- 
toms demands — as  the  open  loggia  for  general  gatherings, — the  balcony  whence 
the  people  may  be  addressed,  the  tower  to  give  dignity,  and  the  belfry  to  an- 
nounce the  signals  of  public  danger  or  rejoicings.  The  treatment  of  the  front 
of  this  building  makes  its  purpose  conspicuous;  the  tower,  with  its  belfry  and 
clock-face,  the  hospitable  vestibule,  and  the  disposition  of  the  windows  marking 
it  as  a place  of  assemblage  for  public  purposes.  The  general  surface  of  the 
front  is  of  rock-faced  granite,  relieved  by  cut  and  hammered  “ dressings,”  and 
a trifling  amount  of  decorative  carving,  confined  to  conspicuous  points.  Du- 
rability is  insured  by  the  material,  and  by  the  solid  construction  which  pervades 
the  work  throughout ; and  while  the  exterior  affords  no  point  of  vantage  for  the 
attack  of  fire  froip  neighboring  buildings,  as  at  Chicago,  (the  cornices  and  dor-. 


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mer  windows  being  all  of  granite  in  this  building,) — those  parts  of  the  interior 
which  inclose  valuable  contents  are  built  entirely  fire-proof.  The  general  plan 
of  the  building  is  in  the  form  of  the  capital  letter  I,  89  feet  4 inches  by  158  feet 
4 inches  in  extreme  dimensions,  with  a hall  running  longitudinally  through  the 
center.  There  are  two  high  stories  above  the  low  basement,  giving  an  elevation 
of  49  feet  8 inches  to  the  eaves  from  the  pavement ; and  a third  story  in  the 
lofty  roof,  the  ridge  of  which  is  78  feet  8 inches  from  the  pavement.  The  tower, 
to  the  top  of  the  belfry,  is  126  feet  8 inches  high.  The  basement  is  appropriated 
to  purposes  of  general  storage  and  heating,  and  is  mostly  above  ground,  so  that 
the  first  floor  is  at  a level  of  6 feet  from  the  sidewalk.  On  the  first  floor,  the 
front  space,  exclusive  of  the  vestibule  (13  feet  by  54),  is  to  be  occupied  by  the 
rooms  of  the  Register  of  Deeds  and  Probate,  on  the  right  and  left  of  the  en- 
trance—in  the  front  transverse  arm.  The  portion  of  the  longitudinal  arm  first 
approached  contains  wide  public  staircases  on  either  side,  and  beyond  will  be 
the  Treasurer’s,  grand  jury,  witness  and  spare  rooms, — the  remote  transverse 
arm  being  occupied  by  the  rooms  of  the  Clerk  of  the  Courts  and  County  Com- 
missioners, with  their  dependent  lavatories,  etc.,  and  the  private  stairs  and  en- 
trance hall  for  judges,  lawyers  and  officers.  The  front  part  of  the  second  floor 
will  contain  witness  and  other  rooms  subservient  to  the  grand  court-room — a 
spacious  hall  60  feet  square  and  31  feet  high,  which  will  occupy  the  whole  of  the 
middle  space  (exclusive  of  the  stairways).  The  public  will  be  accommodated 
by  galleries  on  the  sides,  while  under  the  galleries  are  lobbies  for  consultations 
and  retiring,  and  the  passage-ways  giving  access  on  this  floor,  from  the  front  to 
the  rear  of  the  building.  The  rear  arm  of  this  floor  has  the  library  and  law- 
yers’ rooms — each  22  feet  6 inches  by  35  feet  8 inches,  with  lobbies,  private  con- 
sultation rooms,  lavatories,  etc.,  attached.  The  rooms  in  the  roof  will  be  ap- 
propriated as  future  necessity  shall  require.  The  finish  of  the  interior  is  marked 
by  the  same  simplicity  as  the  exterior,  the  halls  being  laid  with  encaustic  tiles, 
and  the  wood-work  throughout  constructed  of  ash.  Every  room,  passage  and 
staircase  is  lighted  directly  from  the  exterior,  excepting  a short  part  of  the  cen- 
tral hall  in  the  first  story,  which  is  nevertheless  amply  supplied  by  secondary 
light  without  resorting  to  wells. 

The  new  High  School-house  is  on  State  street,  next  east  of  the  Church  of  the 
Unity,  and  fronting  on  a line  with  the  latter  edifice.  The  lot  is  115  feet  wide 
and  269  deep.  Samuel  J.  F.  Thayer  of  Boston  is  the  architect,  and  the  plans 
were  made  after  careful  consultation  with  the  school  authorities  and  the  princi- 
pal of  the  High  School  as  to  the  needs  of  the  city,  and  admirably  embody  their 
wishes.  The  building  will  be  completed  before  winter.  It  is  80  by  127  feet, 
with  projections  in  front  and  rear  2 by  40  feet,  and  the  center  of  each  side  re- 
cessed 6 by  65  feet.  It  is  three  stories  high,  besides  a finished  basement.  The 
walls  and  principal  partitions  are  of  brick,  the  former  faced  with  pressed  bricks, 
and  with  granite  and  Ohio  stone  trimmings.  In  the  front  part  of  the  basement 
will  be  an  industrial  drawing  school-room,  28  by  76  1-2  feet,  and  11  1-2  feet  high, 
the  grade  of  the  lot  permitting  full  length  windows  and  an  excellent  light  for 
this  room.  Back  of  this  will  be  two  separate  recreation  rooms,  each  76  1-2  feet 
by  30,  and  still  further  back  will  be  the  janitor’s  room,  16  by  9 feet,  and  a labor- 
atory about  30  feet  square,  where  pupils  may  study  practical  chemistry  under 
direction  of  the  teacher.  The  arrangement  is  such  that  those  who  attend  the 
drawing  school  will  not  need  to  go  into  any  other  part  of  the  building.  The 
public  entrance  to  the  first  floor  and  the  floors  above  is  through  a portico  and 
vestibule.  On  one  side  of  the  latter  is  the  principal’s  business  room,  17  feet  by 


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11,  and  on  the  other  a reception  room,  22  by  11.  The  vestibule  leads  into  a 
hall,  27  by  26  feet,  which  is  also  approached  by  side  entrances  to  the  building, 
which  are  specially  designed  for  the  pupils.  This  hall  opens  through  two  doors 
into  the  general  study  room,  but  the  pupils  will  pass  through  the  clothes  rooms, 
one  on  each  side,  and  thence  into  the  study  room,  thus  avoiding  all  crowding  or 
confusion  ; by  a mezzanine  story  these  clothes  rooms  are  divided  horizontally,  so 
as  to  provide  dress  rooms  for  the  assistant  teachers.  These  rooms  are  entered 
from  the  landing  of  the  stairways  leading  from  the  first  to  the  second  floor.  The 
study  room  is  63  1-2  feet  by  45  1-2  ; on  this  floor,  also,  are  six  commodious  reci- 
tation rooms.  The  second  floor  is  very  similar,  having  a study  room  of  the  same 
size,  but  with  seven  recitation  rooms  instead  of  six,  besides  a room,  22  feet  by 
11,  for  a museum.  In  the  third  story  is  an  exhibition  hall,  84  1-2  feet  by  64,  at 
one  end  of  which  are  three  recitation-rooms,  which  may  also  be  used  as  ante- 
rooms, as  they  are  convenient  to  the  platform  ; while  at  the  other  end  are  chem- 
ical and  philosophical  lecture-rooms,  and  between  them,  rooms  for  keeping 
chemical  and  philosophical  apparatus.  These  latter  are  so  arranged,  by  means 
of  doors  sliding  upwards,  that  the  apparatus  can  be  made  easily  available  to 
classes  in  the  lecture-rooms,  or  to  larger  audiences  in  the  hall,  as  may  be  de- 
sired. Ample  arrangements  are  made  for  ventilation  and  abundant  light,  and 
the  building  is  to  be  heated  by  steam.  The  boiler  and  coal-rooms  are  in  a sep- 
arate brick  building,  24  by  40  feet,  in  the  rear.  Accommodations  are  provided 
for  350  scholars,  and  the  cost  of  buildings  and  ground  will  be  nearly  $150,000. 

On  the  north  side  of  the  Boston  road,  and  about  two  miles  east  of  the  City 
Hall,  is  the  new  Almshouse,  nearly  completed.  It  stands  on  higher  ground  than 
the  Armory,  commands  fine  views  of  the  surrounding  country,  and  is  visible  from 
Lake  Como.  It  is  built  of  brick,  with  Ohio  stone  trimmings,  iron  cornice  and 
mansard  roof.  The  main  part  is  55  feet  square,  and  is  flanked  by  two  wings, 
each  42  by  40,  giving  a total  frontage  of  139  feet.  The  basement  contains  the 
arrangements  for  heating  the  building  by  steam  and  the  laundry,  and  also  three 
cells  in  which  violent  lunatics  or  refractory  truants  may  be  confined.  The  en- 
tire left  wing  will  be  given  up  to  the  truant  department,  and  contains  school, 
sleeping  and  play-rooms  for  over  80  pupils.  The  dining-room,  where  the  pau- 
pers and  truants  eat  together,  is  on  the  first  floor  of  the  main  building,  and 
adjoining  is  a small  dining  room  for  the  superintendent  and  his  family,  who  have 
a suite  of  living  and  sleeping  rooms  on  the  floor  above.  The  remainder  of  the 
second  floor,  the  third  floor  and  the  entire  right  wing  will  be  used  for  the  pau- 
per department,  and  has  accommodations  for  110.  The  cost  of  the  building^ 
including  heaters  and  ventilation,  is  $45,000.  In  the  rear  is  a barn,  for  the  con- 
struction of  which  an  additional  sum  of  $2,000  is  expended.  The  almshouse 
is  well  built,  and  an  ornament  to  the  city.  But,  happily,  there  are  few  poor 
people  to  occupy  it.  The  farm  of  17  acres  and  the  shop  will  furnish  so  much 
work,  truant  boys  will  not  want  to  go  there.  Perhaps  the  beauty  of  the  place 
will  attract  paying  summer  boarders.  George  E.  Potter,  architect;  E.  W. 
Shattuck,  builder;  J.  W.  Hawkes  & Co;,  masons. 

On  Pynchon  street,  an  addition  is  being  made  for  the  city  to  the  Engine-house. 
The  new  part  is  44  by  80  feet,  similar  to  the  old  in  style,  and  connected  with 
it  by  a mansard  roof  over  both.  The  middle  portion  of  the  exterior  wall  in 
front  is  recessed  for  a width  of  twenty  feet,  with  a dormer  window  in  the  upper 
part,  giving  to  the  whole  a pleasing  effect.  Accommodations  will  be  provided 
in  the  building  for  another  steamer  and  a hook  and  ladder  truck.  There  will 
also  be  an  office  for  the  Chief  Engineer,  20  by  30  feet ; a large  parlor,  sleeping- 


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rooms  and  bath-rooms  for  firemen,  who  are  required  to  sleep  here  so  as  to  be  in 
instant  readiness  for  danger ; a room  for  batteries  and  another  for  repeaters 
of  the  alarm  telegraph ; a shop  for  repairing  hose,  etc.,  and  stabling  for  eight 
horses.  The  cost  is  about  $ 10,000,  and  George  E.  Potter  is  architect. 

NEW  BUSINESS  BLOCKS. 

At  124  Main  street,  on  the  site  of  the  old  North  church,  a four-story  brick 
block  is  being  erected  for  Joseph  Shaw.  It  is  of  a gothic  style,  50  by  120  feet, 
with  mansard  roof  and  iron  cornice,  and  is  faced  with  pressed  brick,  Vermont 
marble  and  Ohio  freestone.  The  lower  floor  will  be  occupied  by  two  large 
stores.  Above  will  be  offices  in  front,  and  from  those  in  the  second  story  French 
windows  project,  affording  pleasant  views  up  and  down  the  street;  the  rear  part 
of  the  second  story  is  designed  for  a large  salesroom  ; and  on  the  third  floor 
there  will  be  a public  hall,  49  by  70  feet.  The  cost  is  about  $50,000,  besides 
nearly  as  large  a sum  for  the  ground.  ^George  E.  Potter,  architect;  C.  L.  Shaw, 
builder;  B.  F.  Farrar,  mason. 

On  Lyman  street,  one  of  the  most  substantial  blocks  in  the  city,  handsome 
in  appearance,  but  unlike  others  here,  will  be  erected  this  season  for  the  Wason 
Manufacturing  Company,  and  the  whole  leased  to  the  Powers  Paper  Company. 
It  will  be  50  by  100  feet,  five  stories  besides  a high  basement,  built  of  brick, 
trimmed  with  iron  on  the  first  story  and  above  with  granite,  and  with  plate 
glass  windows  in  front.  The  inside  is  to  be  finished  in  native  woods,  and  fur- 
nished with  passenger  and  freight  elevators.  In  the  upper  stories  there  will  be 
manufactured  a portion  of  the  great  variety  of  goods  sold  by  the  company,  em- 
ploying a number  of  hands,  and  the  machinery  will  be  run  by  an  engine  of  two 
hundred  horse-power.  The  building  will  be  completed  October  1,  and  cost 
nearly  $50,000.  Perkins  & Gardner,  architects;  C.  L.  Shaw,  builder.  A little 
westward,  on  ground  occupied  by  the  office  rooms  of  the  Wason  Manufacturing 
Company  before  the  removal  to  Brightwood,  it  is  proposed  to  erect  still  another 
building  similar  to  the  one  here  described,  but  the  plans  are  not  matured. 

On  the  south-east  corner  of  Main  and  Worthington  streets,  one  of  the  largest 
and  handsomest  business  blocks  in  the  city  has  been  completed  this  season  by 
Justin  L.  Worthy  of  West  Springfield.  It  fronts  48  feet  on  Main  street  and 
138  on  Worthington,  and  is  five  stories  high,  with  a nine-foot  basement.  It  is 
built  of  brick,  with  trimmings  of  granite  and  Ohio  sandstone,  and  the  Main 
street  part  is  faced  with  Philadelphia  pressed  brick,  and  the  whole  surmounted 
with  iron  cornice.  With  the  exception  of  two  stores  on  Main  street,  each  18  1-2 
by  72  feet,  and  that  portion  of  the  basement  beneath  them,  the  entire  structure 
is  occupied  by  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  for  whose  use  it  was  designed  and 
erected.  The  business  of  printing,  publishing,  book-binding  and  electrotyping, 
carried  on  here,  employs  250  hands,  and  the  sum  paid  in  wages  and  for  stock 
the  past  year  was  about  a quarter  of  a million  dollars.  The  counting-room  is 
on  Worthington  street,  on  the  first  floor,  and  is  reached  also  by  an  entrance 
from  Main  street,  through  a hall.  In  the  rear,  is  the  press-room  of  the  Daily 
and  Weekly  Union  newspaper,  which  is  provided  with  a new  four-cylinder  Hoe 
press,  costing  $20,000,  and  capable  of  printing  ten  thousand  impressions  per 
hour.  Other  labor-saving  machinery  of  the  latest  pattern  is  also  added.  The 
second  and  a portion  of  the  third  stories  are  devoted  to  job  and  book  work,  and 
twenty-six  presses  are  used  here.  The  editorial  rooms  are  on  the  third  floor,  as 
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fourth  and  fifth  stories  are  devoted  to  the  book-bindery,  some  eighty  hands 
being  employed  in  the  latter.  Few  establishments  of  the  kind  in  the  country 
are  so  complete  in  all  departments ; and  while  the  proprietors  gratefully  ac- 
knowledge a generous  local  patronage,  and  aim  more  and  more  to  deserve  it,  it  is 
true  that  they  receive  a large  amount  of  work  from  other  cities  and  from  many 
States  even,  benefiting  Springfield  and  illustrating  its  growth  in  one  direction, 
at  least.  The  cost  of  the  building  was  $50,000. 

At  305  and  307  Main  street,  B.  F.  Farrar  is  erecting  a four-story  brick  block, 
36  by  130  feet,  and  faced  with  pressed  brick,  iron,  granite  and  Berea  stone,  like 
Worthy’s  block  adjoining.  There  will  be  two  stores  on  the  lower  floor,  and  the 
building  will  cost  $20,000,  besides  ground.  J.  M.  Currier,  architect. 

At  186  to  194  Worthington  street,  near  Chestnut,  Harvey  Lyman  is  building 
a four-story  brick  block,  similar  in  style  to  the  best  structures  of  the  kind  on 
Main  street,  and  costing  about  $40,000,  besides  land.  It  is  81  feet  by  60,  faced 
with  pressed  brick,  and  trimmed  with  iron  columns,  granite  and  Ohio  stone. 
There  will  be  four  stores  on  the  lower  floor.  In  the  second  story  will  be  Lib- 
erty Hall,  a large  public  audience-room  for  Spiritual  meetings  and  other  pur- 
poses ; and  above,  will  be  tenements. 

On  the  south  side  of  Hampden  street,  L.  S.  Stowe  and  W.  T.  Parks  are  erect- 
ing a three-story  brick  building,  58  by  70  feet,  trimmed  with  granite,  artificial 
Portland  stone,  and  iron  cornice.  It  will  be  devoted  to  wholesale  trade,  and  con- 
tain two  stores,  and  cost  about  $12,000  besides  the  lot;  A.  L.  Chapin,  architect; 
C.  L.  Shaw,  builder;  D.  J.  Curtis,  mason. 

On  the  north  side  of  Bridge  street,  near  Water,  M.  L.  Tourtellott  erects  this 
season  a fine  business  block,  from  designs  by  A.  L.  Chapin.  It  fronts  70  feet 
on  Bridge  street,  and  is  105  feet  deep  and  four  stories  high.  It  will  be  faced 
with  pressed  brick,  and  trimmed  with  Ohio  freestone  and  an  iron  cornice.  There 
will  be  four  stores  on  the  lower  floor,  and  offices  and  tenements  above.  The 
cost  will  be  about  $30,000  besides  the  land. 

On  the  north  side  of  Bridge  street,  west  of  Main,  B.  F.  Farrar  is  building  a 
store  for  Walter  Miller,  18  by  40  feet. 

The  Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Company’s  fine  block,  at  411,  413 
and  415  Main  street,  is  being  rapidly  rebuilt,  and  will  soon  be  occupied.  It  was 
well  constructed  before,  for  though  the  great  fire  of  February  6 raged  here  for 
hours,  it  was  confined  largely  to  the  rear  part  by  the  brick  division  walls  and 
the  brave  work  of  the  fire  department.  Mr.  Hathorn  of  New  York  is  the  archi- 
tect for  the  second  building,  and  it  is  made  much  stronger  than  the  former  one, 
as  well  as  larger,  and  more  beautiful  in  external  appearance  and  interior  finish. 
It  is  four  stories,  with  brownstone  front,  as  before,  but  surmounted  by  a gal- 
vanized iron  mansard  roof,  lighted  by  large  pointed  windows.  The  general  plan 
of  the  interior  is  unchanged.  There  will  be  two  large  stores  on  the  lower  floor  ; 
the  Life  Insurance  Company  use  all  the  second  floor  for  their  business ; and  a 
part  of  the  third  floor,  and  all  of  the  fourth  and  fifth  are  taken  by  the  Masonic 
societies,  who  will  remove  here  from  their  old  quarters  on  State  street,  so  soon 
as  the  building  is  finished,  probably  in  October.  C.  S.  Ferry,  building  super- 
intendent. 

Hurlbut’s  block,  at  344  Main  street,  has  an  additional  story  recently  built  over 
one  wing  by  C.  C.  Moulton,  for  W.  B.  Miles’  photograph  parlors. 

At  253  Main  street,  B.  F.  Farrar  has  completed  a four-story  addition,  20  by 
25  feet,  on  the  rear  side  of  the  building,  at  a cost  of  $4,000,  and  extending  thus 
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At  361  Main  street,  I.  Harmon  & Co.  have  added  to  the  rear  of  their  store  a 
new  part,  18  by  56  feet,  two  stories  high,  making  this  the  largest  dye-house  out- 
side of  Boston.  C.  C.  Moulton,  builder  ; Howe  & Whittemore,  masons. 

Smith  & Wesson  have  nearly  completed  an  addition,  four  stories  high,  on  the 
rear  side  of  their  pistol  shops,  costing  nearly  $4,000.  This  firm  completed  last 
year  20,000  army  revolvers  of  their  patent  for  the  Russian  government,  and 
also  have  made  for  private  parties  some  35,000  of  that  size  alone.  They  are 
preparing  to  execute  for  Russia  a second  order  similar  to  the  first,  and  will  con- 
siderably increase  their  large  force  of  workmen. 

The  New  York  Watch  Company  propose  to  build  this  season  a three-story 
wing  of  50  by  20  feet,  in  addition  to  their  factory  at  the  corner  of  Tyler  and 
Orleans  streets.  They  now  employ  192  hands,  and  will  considerably  increase 
the  number  as  soon  as  they  have  room;  About  sixty  watches  a day  are  made 
here,  and  have  a high  reputation  in  the  market.  John  C.  Perry  is  superintendent. 

The  button  factory  of  the  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Company,  near 
the  foot  of  Howard  street  and  west  of  the  railroad  track,  is  soon  to  have  a new 
part  added,  25  by  40  feet  and  three  stories  high.  Some  fifty  more  girls  may 
then  be  employed  here. 

On  Dwight  street,  near  Harrison  avenue,  Chester  Bailey  has  just  completed 
a carriage  and  blacksmith  shop,  where  he  will  employ  twelve  hands. 

On  High  street,  Siskron  & Healey  have  completed  a new  carriage  repository 
for  their  increasing  business. 

FINE  RESIDENCES  AND  OTHER  DWELLINGS. 

One  of  the  most  elegant  and  pleasantly  situated  houses  in  Springfield,  is  the 
new  residence  of  O.  H.  Greenleaf,  on  the  very  summit  of  Crescent  Hill,  east  of 
Maple  street,  and  just  completed.  It  was  designed  by  George  Hathorn  of  New 
York,  and  probably  cost  over  $40,000.  It  is  an  English  cottage,  built  of  Phil- 
adelphia brick  laid  in  red  mortar,  and  trimmed  with  Ohio  sandstone  and  Mil- 
waukee pressed  brick,  the  whole  resting  on  a solid  foundation  of  Fitz william 
granite.  The  main  part  is  two  stories  high,  with  a tower  and  observatory  in 
the  center,  all  roofed  with  Welsh  slate,  the  monotony  of  which  is  relieved  with 
light  green  stripes.  The  total  length  of  the  house,  including  the  ell  in  the  rear, 
is  82  feet,  and  the  extreme  width  54,  but  the  surface  is  so  broken  with  windows,  I 
roofs,  angles  and  cornices,  all  arranged  in  perfect  harmony,  as  to  destroy  any 
appearance  of  massiveness.  Indeed,  the  house  looks  smaller  than  it  really  is,  1 
and  has,  on  every  side,  the  aspect  of  a cozy,  neat  and  charming  home.  In  front, 
on  either  side  of  the  arched  and  tiled  entrance,  are  broad  verandas,  themselves 
commanding  views  rarely  equaled,  while  above  is  a beautiful  balcony.  From 
the  observaory  in  the  tower  the  country  may  be  seen  for  a great  distance  in  any 
direction.  Charles  S.  Ferry,  building  superintendent;  Howe  & Whittemore, 
masons. 

Three  fine  houses  on  the  west  side  of  Maple  street,  south  of  Central,  attract  at 
once  the  attention  of  persons  passing  down  Main  street,  below  Park,  who  look 
toward  Crescent  Hill.  The  south  one,  on  the  west  brow  of  the  hill,  is  most  im- 
posing, and  is  an  English  cottage,  built  for  J.  G.  Chase,  from  designs  by  Yaux 
& Withers,  of  New  York.  It  is  opposite  the  beautiful  residence  of  Mr.  Greenleaf, 
and  promises  to  divide  with  that  the  admiration  of  all  visitors.  Mr.  Chase’s 
house  fronts  both  toward  the  river  and  on  Maple  street,  and  is  of  brick,  with  Ohio 
gray  sandstone  trimmings.  It  is  two  stories  high,  surmounted  by  a tower,  and 
80  by  40  feet  in  extreme  dimensions.  A piazza  10  feet  wide  extends  along  the 


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entire  west  side  and  on  the  north  and  south  ends,  connecting  with  a plant  stand 
at  the  southeast  corner.  Columns  of  polished  Aberdeen  granite  support  the 
main  porch,  and  the  rich  carvings  are  especially  noticeable.  The  rooms  will  be 
elegantly  furnished,  and  each  is  of  a generous  size.  The  house  will  cost  about 
$50,000,  exclusive  of  ground.  North  of  it  is  a barn,  of  similar  style,  and  one 
of  the  handsomest  in  the  city.  C.  S.  Ferry,  building  superintendent ; Royal 
Harrington,  mason. 

Next  north  of  Mr.  Chase’s  house  is  an  English  cottage  in  course  of  erection 
for  Mrs.  C.  L.  Loomis,  of  which  Ware  & Van  Brunt  of  Boston  are  the  archi- 
tects. It  presents  a singular  and  tasteful  appearance  externally,  and  is  thorough- 
ly built  of  brick,  faced  with  Ohio  stone  and  granite,  and  variegated  with  black 
brick.  It  will  cost  about  $25,000,  is  prettily  ornamented  and  thoroughly  con- 
structed, and  Royal  Harrington  does  the  mason  work.  Near,  but  lower  down 
the  hill  northward,  is  the  handsome  new  house  of  Capt.  J.  B.  Hatch.  It  is 
also  of  brick,  in  the  modern  style,  with  brownstone  trimmings  and  gothic  roof, 
Howe  & Whittemore  doing  the  mason  work.  Chauncey  Shepherd  builds  both  of 
the  houses  last  mentioned.  He  is  nearly  77  years  of  age,  yet  still  handles  the 
pencil  and  brush  of  the  architect  with  rare  skill,  having  recently  completed  plans 
for  the  West  Springfield  town  house.  The  City  Hall  of  Springfield,  and  not  a 
few  other  public  buildings  and  private  residences  of  the  best  class  have  been 
built  by  him,  during  a period  of  more  than  fifty  years  that  he  has  been  engaged 
in  business  here. 

On  Crescent  Hill,  east  of  Maple  street,  J.  H.  Appleton  will  soon  erect  a two- 
story  cottage,  41  by  37  feet,  with  ell  36  by  26  feet.  It  will  have  a two-story 
porch  and  bay  windows,  and  cost  $10,000.  Perkins  & Gardner,  architects. 

On  the  north-east  corner  of  Union  and  School  streets,  a pretty  English  cot- 
tage is  in  course  of  erection  for  B.  F.  Bowles  of  The  Republican.  It  is  designed 
by  H.  H.  Richardson  of  New  York,  and  differs  somewhat  in  external  appear- 
ance from  other  residences  in  the  city.  It  is  built  of  brick,  with  a terrace  along 
the  front  base,  and  Portland  stone  trimmings.  The  main  part  is  52  feet  square, 
the  ell  20  by  30  feet,  and  the  hight  two  stories.  There  are  truncated  and  gable 
roofs,  ornamented  with  crestings  and  finials,  rising  at  the  highest  point  65  feet 
above  the  ground,  and  several  dormer  windows  appear  in  the  upper  story.  The 
house  will  cost  some  $20,000,  exclusive  of  ground.  J.  H.  Marien,  builder? 
Royal  Harrington,  mason. 

On  Central  street,  near  Main,  B.  F.  Farrar  has  built  a brick  block  of  five 
houses,  faced  with  pressed  brick  and  Berea  stone,  and  with  plate  glass  windows 
and  mansard  roof.  The  cost  is  $30,000,  besides  the  lot. 

On  Avon  place,  near  Maple  street,  an  English  cottage,  of  a gothic  style,  is 
begun  for  Charles  W.  Rice.  The  main  part  is  24  by  40  feet,  with  wing  on  one 
side,  9 by  16  feet,  and  on  the  other  6 by  16  feet.  The  roof  is  diversified 
prettily  by  gables,  slated  in  two  colors,  and  crowned  with  iron  cresting. 
There  are  dormer  windows,  besides  a two-story  bay  one  for  each  floor  in  front, 
and  a portico  and  piazzas.  The  cost  will  be  about  $9,000,  besides  ground. 
George  E.  Potter,  architect ; E.  W.  Shattuck,  builder. 

On  the  north  corner  of  Maple  and  Central  streets,  H.  M.  French  has  a three- 
story  block  of  six  houses  nearly  completed.  It  is  built  of  brick,  of  the  Elizabethan 
Gothic  style  of  architecture,  with  trimmings  of  Ohio  stone  and  New  Jersey 
brick.  The  total  frontage  is  150  feet  and  the  depth  45.  Each  louse  costs  about 
$10,000,  besides  land,  is  25  by  45  feet  in  size,  and  has  two-story  bay  windows 
projecting  in  front  4 1-2  feet  in  q,  square  form.  The  external  apearance  is  novel, 

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in  some  respects,  yet  tasteful  and  attractive.  George  E.  Potter,  architect  ; E. 
S.  Warren,  builder ; Howe  and  Whittemore,  masons. 

On  Maple  street,  nearly  opposite  High  street,  C.  C.  Taylor  has  erected  a four 
story  block  of  houses.  It  is  of  brick,  with  Ohio  stone  trimmings,  iron  cornice 
and  mansard  roof ; and  has  bay  windows  and  dormers,  the  latter  of  brick 
trimmed  with  encaustic  tile.  Each  house  is  23  by  40  feet,  and  the  cost  of  the 
block  is  about  $35,000  besides  land.  George  E.  Potter,  architect ; Joyce  & Burn- 
ham, builders ; D.  J.  Curtis,  mason. 

An  English  cottage  has  been  commenced  on  the  corner  of  Mattoon  and  Chest- 
nut streets,  for  Dr.  Theodore  L.  Breck.  It  is  designed  by  Bryant  & Rogers  of 
Boston,  and  is  of  Gothic  style,  built  of  brick,  with  Portland  stone  trimmings. 
The  outline  is  broken  with  fine  effect  by  wings  and  gables,  and  there  are  several 
dormer  windows  in  the  roof,  which  is  surmounted  by  iron  crestings  and  finials. 
There  is  a bay  window  each  side,  and  in  front  two  for  each  floor.  The  interior 
is  to  be  finished  in  hard  wood,  furnished  with  modern  improvements,  and  warmed 
throughout  by  steam.  There  is  also  a handsome  new  barn  of  a similar  style. 
The  cost  of  both  buildings  will  be  about  $30,000,  besides  the  ground.  Norcross 
Brothers,  contractors  ; Charles  S.  Ferry,  building  superintendent;  D.  J.  Curtis, 
mason. 

On  the  north  corner  of  Mattoon  and  Salem  streets,  B.  F.  Farrar  is  building 
a two-story  brick  block,  faced  with  pressed  brick  and  Berea  stone,  with  two- 
story  bay  windows  on  both  streets,  piazzas  and  mansard  roof.  The  cost  is 
$18,000,  besides  lot. 

On  Pearl  street,  north  of  the  United  States  Armory,  C.  L.  Shaw  has  built 
for  himself  a two-story  house  in  the  Grecian  style.  The  main  part  is  34  feet 
square,  and  there  is  an  ell,  18  by  24  feet,  and  a basement  in  the  rear.  The 
house  has  two-story  bay  windows  and  piazzas,  and  is  supplied  with  modern  im- 
provements. The  cost  is  $9,000,  besides  lot.  George  E.  Potter,  architect;  J. 
W.  Hawkes,  mason. 

On  the  north  side  of  Mattoon  street,  C.  C.  Moulton  has  built  two  three-story 
brick  houses,  with  mansard  roofs  and  octagon  fronts,  each  24  1-2  by  46  feet, 
and  with  plate  glass  windows.  The  cost  of  each  is  $13,000,  including  lot. 

On  the  east  side  of  Chestnut  street,  between  Linden  and  Franklin,  a hand- 
some house  is  being  erected  for  William  M.  Carr.  It  has  a mansard  roof, 
piazzas  and  bay  windows,  and  costs  $8,000.  L.  C.  Sheldon,  builder ; Spooner  & 
Topliff,  masons. 

On  Chestnut  street,  opposite  Everett,  L.  C.  Sheldon  has  built  for  W.  S. 
Greene  a two-story  house,  with  piazzas,  and  bay  windows  for  each  floor.  The 
inside  is  finished  in  hard  wood,  and  the  cost  is  $9,000  without  lot. 

On  Chestnut  street,  nearly  opposite  Jefferson  avenue,  George  O.  Kingsbury 
builds  this  season  a mansard-roofed  house,  with  two-story  bay  windows  and 
piazzas.  It  will  be  furnished  with  modern  improvements,  contain  fourteen 
rooms,  and  cost  $12,000,  including  lot. 

On  Temple  street,  Robert  O-  Morris  will  erect  a block  of  four  houses,  three 
stories  high,  besides  an  English  basement.  It  will  be  built  of  brick  with  Ohio 
stone  trimmings.  There  will  be  three-story  bay  windows  in  front  of  each  house 
and  the  dormers  and  cornice  will  be  of  galvanized  iron.  The  cost  will  be  about 
$32,000,  besides  the  land.  George  E.  Potter,  architect;  C.  L.  Shaw,  builder ; 
D.  J.  Curtis,  mason. 

On  Bay  street,  D.  B.  Pierce  has  built  for  J.  Adams  a two-story  house,  with 
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On  the  north  side  of  State  street,  just  east  of  Thompson,  W.  H.  Hoag  is 
building  for  J.  D.  McKnight  a two-story  house,  with  mansard  roof.  The  main 
part  is  33  by  36  feet,  and  the  ell  25  by  29  feet.  Above  the  front  entrance,  a 
tower  rises  fourteen  feet  higher  than  the  roof,  and  the  latter  is  ornamented  with 
iron  crestings.  The  windows  are  of  plate  glass,  and  most  of  the  rooms  are  fin- 
ished in  hard  wood.  The  tasteful  external  appearance  and  the  convenient  ar- 
rangements within  indicate  a first-class  house  in  every  respect,  and  the  cost  is 
$17,000.  Stevens  & Vaughan  of  Saratoga,  N.  Y. , architects  ; Marcus  Hough- 
ton, mason. 

On  the  east  side  of  Thompson  street,  a two-story  English  cottage  has  been 
erected  for  Isaac  Hawley,  from  designs  by  Stevens  & Vaughan  of  Saratoga 
Springs,  N.  Y.  It  is  of  wood,  and  has  a mansard  roof,  and  the  extreme  size  is 
31  by  46  feet.  There  are  two-story  bay  windows,  and  the  dormers  in  the  roof 
are  as  novel  in  style  as  they  are  beautiful.  The  cost  of  the  house  is  $6,000. 
W.  II.  Hoag,  builder. 

On  the  west  side  of  Thompson  street,  the  second  house  from  State  street,  is 
a new  one  recently  built  for  George  Fowler  by  W.  H.  Hoag.  It  is  in  the  Gre- 
cian style,  and  the  main  part  is  30  feet  square,  and  the  ell  20  by  25.  The  cost 
is  about  $7,000,  besides  lot,  and  Starr  & Harrison  did  the  mason  work. 

On  the  west  side  of  Thompson  street,  between  Bay  and  St  James  avenue, 
Ralph  Green  is  building  a two-story  house,  with  piazzas  in  front  and  on  one 
side,  and  costing  $4,500,  besides  lot. 

On  Buckingham  street,  J.  D.  & W.  H.  McKnight  will  soon  commence  a hand- 
some wood  house,  costing  $5,000,  and  another  of  brick,  similar  in  style  to  the 
one  occupied  by  George  Fowler,  and  costing  about  $8,000. 

On  the  north-west  corner  of  Worthington  and  Spring  streets,  George  E.  Page 
is  building  a block  of  four  houses,  83  by  35  feet,  two  stories  high,  with  mansard 
roof,  and  costing  $12,000. 

On  the  corner  of  Bay  and  Westminster  streets,  E.  W.  Shattuck  is  building 
for  George  H.  Olds  a two-story  house,  in  the  Grecian  style,  24  by  30  feet,  be- 
sides wing  and  ell.  It  has  a two-story  bay  window,  piazza  and  porch,  and  cost- 
ing about  $5,000  besides  lot. 

On  St.  James  avenue,  corner  of  Ripley  court  and  just  east  of  Bowdoin  street, 
a double  house  is  soon  to  be  erected  by  Siskron  & Healey.  It  will  have  two 
story  bay  windows  each  side,  and  cost  $3,000  besides  the  ground.  The  same 
firm  have  recently  built,  on  Ripley  court,  three  cottage  houses  with  bay  win- 
dows, each  costing  about  $2,500,  including  the  land. 

On  Byers  street,  William  C.  Healey  proposes  to  build  this  season  a four-tene- 
ment house,  45  feet  square,  three  stories  high  in  front  and  four  in  rear,  with  bay 
windows  on  three  sides,  and  costing  $8,000  besides  the  ground. 

On  the  north  side  of  Cedar  street,  east  of  Pine,  J.  M.  Currier  is  building  a 
two-tenement  house  for  Richard  Walsh.  It  is  25  by  45  feet,  two  stories  high, 
with  bay  windows  for  each  floor,  and  costs  $4,500,  besides  the  lot.  B.  F.  Farrar, 
mason. 

On  the  west  side  of  Pendleton  avenue,  just  south  of  Tyler  street,  S.  W.  Pratt 
has  lately  completed  four  houses,  costing  $1,200  each.  J.  H.  Hosley  has  a new 
house  on  the  same  street,  costing  about  $2,000. 

On  Tyler  street,  Porter  Cross  is  building  a two-tenement  house. 

On  Monroe  street,  T.  & C.  J.  Driscoll  have  built  a house  costing  $1,800. 

On  the  corner  of  North  and  Leon  streets,  D.  B.  Pierce  is  building  a house 
which  will  cost  about  $1,500,  besides  the  lot. 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


At  the  west  end  of  Vernon  street  and  on  each  side,  Joseph  Shaw  has  a brick 
block  of  dwellings,  the  south  one  recently  completed,  and  the  other  nearly  done. 
Both  are  fine  buildings,  three  stories  high,  besides  having  English  basements, 
and  are  faced  with  pressed  brick  and  Ohio  free-stone,  and  have  bay  windows 
and  iron  cornice.  The  north  block  contains  six  houses,  and  C.  L.  Shaw  was 
the  builder,  and  B.  F.  Farrar  did  the  mason  work.  The  south  block  contains 
five  houses,  and  Joyce  & Burnham  were  the  builders.  The  cost  of  each  block 
was  about  $30,000,  besides  land.  George  E.  Potter,  architect. 

On  the  north  side  of  Wight  avenue,  George  O.  Kingsbury  is  building  a two- 
story  house,  containing  twenty  rooms,  with  a bay  window  for  each  floor,  and 
costing  $7,500,  including  the  lot. 

At  54  Court  street,  Rev.  William  Rice’s  house  is  being  almost  rebuilt.  An 
addition,  17  by  34  feet  and  two  stories  high,  is  made;  a two-story  bay  window 
is  erected  on  one  side  and  piazzas  on  two,  and  modern  improvements  are  put 
in,  the  whole  costing  some  $6,000.  C.  C.  Moulton,  builder. 

Near  652  Main  street,  Patrick  Fitzgerald  is  building  a two-story  block  of  four 
houses,  83  by  35  feet,  with  mansard  roof,  and  costing  $12,000. 

On  the  south  side  of  Winthrop  street,  James  S.  Adams  is  building  a two- 
story  house,  24  by  50  feet,  with  bay  windows  on  the  west  side  and  a piazza  in 
front.  It  will  cost  about  $5,000,  besides  the  lot. 

On  Winthrop  street,  C.  L.  Shaw  has  built  a cottage,  costing  $2,500. 

On  Union  street,  east  of  Maple,  a two-story  brick  house,  46  by  52  feet,  has 
recently  been  completed  for  Charles  W.  Rice.  It  has  a mansard  roof,  mullioned 
windows  of  plate  glass  in  front,  a peculiarly  shaped  two-story  porch,  and  cost 
about  $15,000.  E.  W.  Shattuck,  builder  ; Frank  Howe,  mason. 

On  Union  street,  S.  W.  Pratt  has  erected  for  Charles  N.  Bowers  a two-story 
house,  with  bay  window  for  each  floor  and  porch  in  front,  costing  $3,500,  ex- 
clusive of  lot. 

At  11  and  13  School  street,  S.  W.  Pratt  is  remodeling  a house,  adding  four 
two-story  bay  windows  to  the  front  and  north  sides,  and  an  ell  to  the  rear,  the 
whole  costing  about  $2,500. 

On  Sargeant  and  Bradford  streets,  R.  C.  Searle  has  put  up  recently  four 
mansard  roofed  houses,  three  of  them  24  by  32  feet  in  size,  besides  wings  and 
ells,  and  costing  $10,000  apiece,  exclusive  of  ground.  The  other  is  a little  smaller 
and  will  cost  $8,000. 

On  Linden  street,  a two-story  house  has  been  completed  for  William  James. 
The  main  part  is  24  by  56  feet,  with  a wing  16  by  24  feet,  and  the  cost  is  about 
$6,000,  besides  ground.  D.  A.  Davis,  builder ; D.  J.  Curtis,  mason. 

At  72  Franklin  street,  T.  & C.  J.  Driscoll  are  building  a two- story  house,  35 
by  52  feet,  with  mansard  roof.  It  is  of  brick,  trimmed  with  Portland  stone, 
and  has  two  bay  windows  in  front.  The  cost  is  $7,000,  besides  lot ; C.  M.  Cur- 
tis, mason. 

On  the  south  side  of  Morgan  street,  D.  W.  Bemis  is  building  for  himself  a two 
story  house,  24  by  50  feet,  with  wings  each  side  and  piazzas  on  the  west,  and 
costing  about  $4,500,  besides  the  lot. 

On  the  south  side  of  Franklin  street,  near  Chestnut,  T.  & J.  C.  Driscoll 
have  built  a two-story  house,  28  by  38  feet,  costing  $3,000,  besides  lot. 

On  Everett  street,  H.  B.  Philbrick  is  building  for  himself  a two-story  house, 
29  by  21  feet,  to  which  he  will  hereafter  add  a large  main  part  in  front. 

On  Sharon  street,  T.  & C.  J.  Driscoll  have  built  a two-story  brick  house,  26 
by  40  feet,  containing  five  tenements,  and  costing  $3,300,  besides  lot. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITT  DIRECTORY. 


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On  Linden  street,  T.  & C.  J.  Driscoll  are  building  a two-tenement  house  for 
James  E.  McDonald.  The  main  part  is  32  by  27  feet,  and  the  ell  18  by  20  feet. 
The  house  has  a two-story  bay  window  and  piazzas,  and  costs  $4,300. 

On  the  south  side  of  Ferry  street,  T.  & C.  J.  Driscoll  have  built  a two-story 
brick  house,  26  by  36  feet,  containing  six  tenements,  and  costing  $4,000. 

On  Chicopee  Falls  road,  near  the  Boston  and  Albany  Railroad  dry  bridge,  S. 
W.  Pratt  has  built  a house  costing  $1,100. 

At  Brightwood,  on  the  west  side  of  Plainfield  street,  near  Moore  avenue,  a 
two-story  house,  with  wings  and  bay  windows,  is  nearly  completed  for  J.  J. 
Moore,  from  designs  by  Perkins  & Gardner.  It  is  pleasantly  located  and  well 
finished,  and  its  varied  outline  presents  a fine  appearance.  The  cost  is  $6,000, 
besides  the  ground.  Browne  & Nagle,  builders ; McCauley  & Bartlett,  masons. 

At  Brightwood,  on  the  north-east  corner  of  Plainfield  street  and  Demond 
avenue,  James  W.  Russell  will  build  this  season  a two-story  house,  25  by  56 
feet,  with  verandas  and  bay  windows  for  each  floor,  and  costing  $4,000.  Per- 
kins & Gardner,  architects. 

At  Brightwood,  on  Wason  street,  Nathan  E.  Babbitt  has  built  three  two-story 
houses,  each  22  by  40  feet,  with  piazzas,  and  costing  $4,000  apiece. 

At  Brightwood,  on  Abbe  avenue,  four  houses  have  been  erected  by  James 
Abbe  & Son,  each  two  stories  high,  22  by  30  feet,  with  ell  16  by  18  feet,  and 
costing  $3,500  apiece,  exclusive  of  lot.  Currier  & Richards,  builders. 

At  Brightwood,  on  Worcester  avenue,  Charles  Smith  has  a new  two-story 
house,  40  by  24  feet,  costing  $3,000,  besides  lot. 

At  Brightwood,  on  the  north  side  of  Hyde  avenue,  a two-story  house,  24  by 
44  feet,  is  being  erected  for  L.  W.  Thacher,  costing  about  $3,500,  besides  lot. 

At  Brightwood,  on  Demond  avenue,  a two-story  house  is  being  erected  for 
Loren  Packard.  The  main  part  is  23  by  28  feet,  and  there  is  also  a wing  and 
ell.  The  house  has  a two-story  bay  window,  piazzas  and  portico,  and  costs 
$4,500,  besides  lot.  John  Provost,  builder  ; Marcus  Houghton,  mason. 

At  Brightwood,  on  Moore  avenue,  R.  W.  Gardner  has  recently  completed 
three  two-story  houses,  each  with  piazza  in  front  and  wing  on  one  side,  and 
costing  $3,500  apiece,  including  the  lot. 

AT  INDIAN  ORCHARD. 

On  Worcester  street : H.  K.  Wight  has  recently  completed  for  himself  a store 
for  flour,  grain,  agricultural  tools,  etc.  He  is  now  building  a two-tenement 
house,  which  will  cost  about  $5,000,  including  lot. — J.  Edward  Oakes  has  a 
pretty  cottage  nearly  completed,  costing,  with  lot,  about  $2,000,  and  Dumas  & 
Gelinas  are  the  builders. — Erskine  Pease  has  erected  a block  of  stores  with  ten- 
ements above,  two  stories  high,  and  costing  about  $3,500  besides  lot. — Streeter 
Brothers  have  erected  for  themselves  a blacksmith  and  wheelwright  shop. — On 
the  corner  of  Pine  street,  H.  K.  Wight  proposes  to  build  this  season  a block  of 
two  stores,  with  tenements  above. 

On  Main  street:  Opposite  Indian  Leap  House,  George  Swan  has  built  for 
himself  a drug  store,  with  tenements  overhead,  costing  over  $2,000,  exclusive 
of  lot. — John  Rivers  has  a new  two  tenement  house,  costing,  with  ground, 
$3,000;  James  Dumas,  one  costing  $2,500 ; Thomas  Dumas,  one  costing  $2,700; 
and  Thomas  Cavanaugh,  one  costing  $1,500,  including  lot. 

On  Oak  street,  a block  of  two  stores,  with  tenements  overhead,  has  been  built 
by  George  Morgan  for  Henry  Sharon,  costing  about  $4,000. 


City  Government-1873 


Municipal  elections  are  held  the  first 
Monday  in  December.  The  City  Govern- 
ment is  organized  the  first  Monday  in  Jan- 
uary. Meetings  of  the  Board  of  Aldermen 
and  the  Common  Council  are  held  at  their 
rooms,  City  Hall,  usually  on  Monday  even- 
ings, once  in  two  weeks,  and  oftener  when 
called  by  the  Mayor  and  pressed  by  public 
business. 

City  Officers. 

Mayor— SAMUEL  B.  SPOONER;  of* 
fice  at  the  Registry  of  Probate,  Court-house  ; 
residence,  240  Water  street ; salary,  $1,600. 

Aldermen — Ward  One,  H.  S.  Hyde  ; 
Ward  Two,  George  W.  Ray;  Ward  Three, 
E.  H.  Patch;  Ward  Four,  Emerson  Wight; 
Ward  Five,  R.  F.  Hawkins ; Ward  Six, 
George  E.  Howard ; Ward  Seven,  L.  A. 
Tifft;  Ward  Eight,  Noyes  Barstow. 

Clerk — Albert  T.  Folsom. 

Common  Councilmen — President,  M.  P. 
Knowlton ; Ward  One,  F.  J.  Donahue,  N. 
W.  Fisk,  Albert  Holt;  Ward  Two,  0.  H. 
Greenleaf,  Henry  F.  Trask,  S.  C.  Warriner ; 
Ward  Three,  Joseph  K.  Newell,  Charles  M. 
Lee,  Charles  M.  King ; Ward  Four,  V.  N. 
Taylor,  E.  A.  Perkins  ; Ward  Five,  M.  P. 
Knowlton,  J.  D.  McKnight,  W.  G.  Cham- 
berlain; Ward  Six,  E.  A.  Newell ; Ward 
Seven,  B.  F.  Farrar;  Ward  Eight,  John 
Warriner.  H.  M.  Phillips  was  elected 
Councilman  from  Ward  Four,  in  addition 
to  those  named  above,  but  subsequently  re- 
signed. 

Clerk — John  A.  Hall ; salary,  $200. 
City  Clerk  and  Treasurer — Albert 
T.  Folsom ; office,  City  Hall ; office  hours, 
from  9 A.  M.  to  6 P.  M. ; residence,  62 
High  street ; salary,  $2,400. 

City  Messenger— J.  D.  Bigelow;  office, 
City  Hall ; office  hours,  7 A.  M.  till  12  M., 
and  1 to  9 P.  M.  ; salary,  $1,000. 

School  Committee — At  large,  John  E. 
Taylor;  Ward  One,  John  M.  Stebbins ; 
Ward  Two,  William  Rice ; Ward  Three, 


S.  G.  Buckingham ; Ward  Four,  T.  M. 
Brown;  Ward  Five,  Samuel  W.  Porter; 
Ward  Six,  J.  B.  Stebbins  ; Ward  Seven, 
W.  W.  Gardner;  Ward  Eight,  Stephen 
Harris. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  pro  tem. 
—Rev.  William  Rice ; Superintendent  elect, 
A.  P.  Stone,  who  enters  on  his  duties  Sep- 
tember T,  with  annual  salary  of  $3,500. 
Office,  City  Hall ; office  hours,  from  12  M. 
to  1 P.  M.,  on  school  days. 

School-House  Agent — Elbridge  Bar- 
ton ; office,  433  Main  street ; office  hours 
from  8%  A.  M.,  to  10  A.  M. ; salary,  $700. 

Board  of  Public  Works — Justin  Saek- 
ett,  J.  M.  Cooley,  Tim  Henry ; salaries,  $5 
a day  for  actual  service.  Clerk  of  the 
Board — Stockwell  Bettes. 

Board  of  Water  Commissioners — 
Charles  O.  Chapin,  president;  Samuel  W. 
Porter,  secretary  ; Daniel  L.  Harris,  A.  D. 
Briggs,  George  C.  Fisk;  office,  17  Barnes’ 
Block. 

Supervisors  of  Highways  and  Bridges 
— The  Mayor,  Alderman  Ray  and  Council- 
man Donahue. 

Superintendent  of  Streets— J Q.  A. 
Sexton  ; office,  City  Hall ; office  hours  from 
9 to  10  A.  M. ; residence,  409  Union  street; 
salary,  $1,500. 

Superintendent  of  Sewers. — George 
W.  Ray ; no  salary. 

Superintendent  of  Street  Lights — 

T.  W.  Hamilton  ; residence,  62  Bay  street. 
Assessors — Francis  Norton,  J.  G.  Ca- 

pron,  Henry  G.  Shaw ; Assistant  Assessors, 
T.  M.  Dewey,  George  S.  Lewis,  Marcellus 
Pinney  ; total  compensation,  $2,100. 

Collector  of  Taxes — Francis  Norton; 
office,  City  Hall ; office  hours,  from  8 A.  M. 
to  12^  P.  M.,  from  2 to  5}^  P.  M.,  and  from 
7 to  8 P.  M. ; residence,  90  Union  street; 
salary,  $1,800. 

Board  on  Claims — The  Mayor,  Aider- 
man  Wight,  and  the  President  of  the  Com- 
mon Council. 


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City  Engineer — Stockwell  Bettes  ; of- 
fice, City  Hall ; office  hours,  8 to  10  A.  M., 
and  1 to  3 P.  M. ; salary,  $7  a day,  for 
actual  service. 

City  Physician — P.  LeB.  Stickney  ; of- 
fice and  house,  22  Vernon  street;  salary, 
$700,  exclusive  of  medicines. 

Overseers  op  the  Poor — The  Mayor, 
ex-officio,  D.  J.  Bartlett,  C.  C.  Smith,  Var- 
num  N.  Taylor,  2d ; Almoner,  D.  J.  Bart- 
lett ; office,  City  Hall  basement ; office 
hours,  from  3 to  5 P.  M. ; total  compensa- 
tion, $1,500. 

Board  of  Managers  of  City  Hospi- 
tal— R.  F.  Hawkins,  E.  A.  Perkins,  Henry 
S.  Hyde,  Dr.  John  Hooker,  Henry  S.  Lee, 
Eliphalet  Trask,  V.  N.  Taylor,  Noyes 
Barstow,  O.  H.  Greenleaf. 


Standing*  Committees  of  the  City 
Council— 1873. 

Committees  of  the  Board  of  Alder- 
men— On  Enrollment,  Aldermen  Hawkins, 
Patch  and  Barstow.  On  Elections  and  Re- 
turns, Aldermen  Howard,  Hyde  and  Ray. 
On  Ordinances,  Aldermen  Hyde,  Howard  and 
Hawkins.  On  Sewers  and  Drains,  Aldermen 
Ray,  Tifft  and  Patch. 

Joint  Standing  Committees — On  Fi- 
nance, The  Mayor  and  Alderman  Howard, 
President  of  the  Common  Council,  and 
Councilmen  Greenleaf  and  Taylor.  On  Ac- 
counts, Aldermen  Patch  and  Hyde  ; Council- 
men  Perkins,  J.  K.  Newell  and  C.  M.  Lee.  On 
Streets  and  Sidewalks,  Aldermen  Wight  and 
Ray  ; Councilmen  Donahue,  Holt  and  John 
Warriner.  On  City  Property,  Aldermen 
Hyde  and  Hawkins  ; Councilmen  Lee,  Per- 
kins and  Trask.  On  Pauper  Department, 
Aldermen  Barstow  and  Wight ; Councilmen 
McKnight,  Farrar  and  Chamberlain.  On  Fire 
Department,  Aldermen  Hawkins  and  Tifft; 
Councilmen  Taylor,  J.  K.  Newell  and  E.  A. 
Newell.  On  Lighting  Streets,  Aldermen  Ray 
and  Howard ; Councilmen  E.  A.  Newell, 
McKnight,  and  Fisk.  On  Education,  Alder- 
• men  Tifft  and  Barstow ; Councilmen  S.  C. 

I Warriner,  Chamberlain  and  Holt.  On 
Printing,  The  Mayor,  President  of  the  Com- 
mon Council,  and  Councilman  S.  C.  War- 
riner. 

i Joint  Special  Committees — On  State 
Aid,  The  Mayor,  and  Alderman  Ray,  Presi- 


dent of  the  Common  Council,  and  Council- 
men  Holt  and  Taylor.  On  New  High 
School-house,  Aldermen  Hawkins  and  Tifft ; 
Councilmen  Farrar,  Greenleaf  and  Perkins. 

Committees  of  the  Common  Council 
— On  Enrollment,  Councilmen  Trask,  King 
and  Farrar.  On  Bills  in  Second  Reading, 
Councilmen  Fisk,  John  Warriner  and  Lee. 
On  Elections,  Councilmen  J.  K.  Newell, 
King  and  Donahue.  On  Ordinances,  Coun- 
cilmen E.  A.  Newell,  Greenleaf  and  S.  C. 
Warriner. 


Subordinate  Officers. 

Inspector  of  Petroleum — S.  S.  Bum- 
stead,  office  2'Z9  Main  street ; fees  30  cents  a 
barrel  for  five  and  over,  $1  a barrel  for  less 
quantities. 

Inspectors  of  Charcoal  Baskets — 
Luke  H.  Pease,  E.  C.  Pettis. 

Inspectors  of  Lime — J W.  Hawkes,  B. 
F.  Farrar. 

Inspector  of  Milk — A.  B.  Manley,  of- 
fice, Wight’s  block,  north-east  corner  of 
Main  and  Worthington  streets;  office  hours 
from  8 to  11.45  a.  m.  and  from  1 to  5.45  p. 
m.;  salary,  $100. 

Sealer  of  Weights  and  Measures — 

A.  B.  Manley ; salary,  $200. 

Measurer  of  Grain — E.  J.  Bateman. 
Weighers  of  Coal — Richard  W.  Rice, 

H.  W.  Worden,  R.  A.  Gray,  Lewis  E.  Wil- 
liams, Thomas  Mealy,  Howard  W.  Spooner. 
Public  Weighers — H.  C.  Hamilton,  W. 

B.  C.  Sexton,  Richard  W.  Rice,  E.  J.  Bate- 
man, William  P.  Riggs. 

Measurers  of  Wood  and  Bark — H.  J. 
Davison,  Harvey  Lyman,  Richard  W.  Pin- 
ney,  F.  H.  Kimberly,  Charles  Bennett,  C. 
A.  Woolson,  W.  B.  C.  Sexton,  E.  H.  Patch, 
S.  E.  Goodyear,  Arthur  Le  B.  Chapin, 
George  H.  Converse,  George  Woods,  O.  E. 
Tilley,  A.  F.  Niles,  William  H.  Pinney, 
Charles  A.  Call,  O.  N.  Houston,  H.  E. 
King. 

Surveyors  of  Lumber — J.  R.  Elwell, 

C.  C.  Moulton,  A.  W.  Lamb. 

Pound  Keepers — James  Coflfran,  W.  L. 
Keyes,  Joseph  Mosier. 

Where  compensation  to  any  of  the  above 
officers  is  not  stated,  if  any  is  to  be  made,  it 
is  by  fee9. 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Ward  Officers. 

Ward  One — Warden,  Thomas  D.  Lyon  ; 
Cleric,  Henry  M.  Castle;  Inspectors,  L.  Z. 
Cutler,  J.  H.  Kingsley,  H.  F.  Russell. 

Ward  Two — Warden,  D.  W.  Bemis  ; 
Clerk,  Henry  D.  Miller ; Inspectors,  A.  J. 
Pease,  C.  K.  Lewis,  C.  C.  Burdett. 

Ward  Three — Warden,  Charles  A.  Kib- 
bee ; Clerk,  J.  E.  Spears ; Inspectors,  James 
Elliott,  E.  R.  Lewis,  B.  F.  Pomeroy. 

Ward  Four — Warden,  Marcus  Hough- 
ton ; Clerk,  H.  W.  Pearl ; Inspectors,  Wil- 
liam B.  Rogers,  Morrison  Montague,  George 
K.  Courier. 

Ward  Five; — Warden,  H.  C.  Corning; 
Clerk,  Charles  P.  Hill ; Inspectors,  H.  J. 
Cain,  John  Coburn,  George  S.  Hamilton. 

Ward  Six — Warden,  Amos  Call ; Clerk, 
Herman  L.  Taylor;  Inspectors,  W.  H. 
Waterman,  Geo.  N.  Call,  Louis  F.  Rou- 
viere. 

Ward  Seven — Warden,  Charles  Gage; 
Clerk,  George  C.  Andrews ; Inspectors,  R.  J. 
Webster,  Daniel  White,  John  J.  Chattaway. 

Ward  Eight — Warden,  0.  E.  Tilley; 
Clerk,  Howard  C.  Packard ; Inspectors,  Albert 
E.  Holloway,  Walter  S.  Colwell,  G.  E. 
Barstow. 

Wardens,  Inspectors  and  Clerks  receive 
$5  each  for  every  meeting  held  by  authority 
of  warrant  from  the  Mayor  and  Aldermen, 
at  which  they  discharge  their  duties. 

Police  Department. 

Police  Court — James  H.  Morton,  Jus- 
tice; salary,  $2,000.  Special  Justices, 
A.  M.  Copeland,  Samuel  B.  Spooner ; Clerk, 
C.  C.  Spellman ; salary,  $1,000.  Court 
held  daily  ("Sundays  excepted)  at  9 A.  M., 
in  the  Police  Court  Room,  City  Hall. 

City  Marshal — Luke  H.  Pease ; office, 
basement  of  City  Hall ; residence,  540  Union 
street ; salary,  $1,700. 

Assistant  Marshal — E.  C.  Pettis;  of- 
fice, basement  of  City  Hall;  residence,  315 
Worthington  street;  salary,  $1,200. 

Captain  of  the  Watch — Arthur  H. 
Smith  ; office,  basement  of  City  Hall ; office 
hours,  6 P.  M.  to  6 A.  M.;  residence,  corner 
Union  and  Willow  streets  ; salary  $1,100. 

Night  and  Day  Watchmen  and  Police 
Officers — B.  M.  Durfee,  S.  M.  Dennen, 
Fred  Emery,  W.  T.  Smart,  Nelson  Witt,  S. 
P.  Brooks,  E.  B.  Skinner,  William  Pom- 


phret,  Charles  H.  Hayden,  W.  W.  Lee, 
Fred  Hadd,  A.  H.  Pidge,  W.  M.  Abbott,  J. 
M.  Roberts,  R.  S.  Maxwell,  A.  H.  Patter- 
son, Alexis  Pease,  J.  N.  Norton,  T.  S.  Red- 
ington,  E.  W.  Maxwell ; salary,  $1,000. 

Truant  Officers — E.  C.  Pettis,  Dwight 
Clark. 

Police  Officers — D.  J.  Bartlett,  Luther 
Clark,  J.  L.  Briggs,  Pliny  Robinson,  Albert 
G.  Bennett,  James  F.  Chamberlain,  J.  C. 
Shamp,  S.  P.  Howard,  Alfred  Clough, 
Dwight  Clark,  J.  Waterman  Read,  William 
Fuller,  W.  B.  C.  Sexton,  Peter  Platt, 
Charles  W.  Geckler,  John  W.  Clark, 
Charles  D.  Cook,  Samuel  S.  Damon,  Har- 
vey Lyman,  Daniel  P.  Woolson,  H.  A.  Bra- 
man,  Winthrop  G.  Burdict,  Smith  Briggs, 
Jerre  Sheehan,  Charles  Taylor,  Larkin 
Newell,  C.  H.  Hayden,  G.  F.  Williston,  J. 
R.  Elwell,  Daniel  Schoonmaker,  Charles  H. 
Fassaur,  James  Coffran,  John  E.  Oakes,  N. 
R.  Washburne,  H.  C.  Corning,  Charles  M. 
Wright,  Charles  N.  Witt,  Marcus  Hough- 
ton, F.  W.  Madison,  Daniel  L.  Wilson, 
George  Bishop,  Hervey  J.  Deming,  S.  F. 
Gibbs,  William  Munger,  Michael  O'Laugh- 
lin,  J.  Manning  Hollis,  Sidney  A.  Rich, 
Ariel  Cooley,  William  H.  King,  H.  C. 
Lombard,  Peyton  Washington,  George  H. 
Converse,  William  Johnson. 


Fire  Department. 

There  is  a new  and  more  general  interest 
in  the  fire  department  since  the  great  con- 
flagrations at  Chicago  and  Boston,  and 
especially  since  the  dangerous  fire  in 
Springfield,  February  6,  in  the  Massachu- 
setts Life  Insurance  Company's  block.  The 
skill  and  presence  of  mind  of  the  Chief  En- 
gineer, the  hearty  co-operation  of  his  assist- 
ants, and  the  noble  work  of  the  men,  on 
that  occasion,  as  well  as  at  other  times,  are 
gratefully  remembered. 

One  hundred  and  forty-one  men  are  in 
the  service  of  this  department,  and  the  ma- 
jority are  young  and  unmarried.  Six  for 
each  steamer  are  required  to  sleep  in  the 
engine-houses,  and  care  is  taken  to  provide 
for  each  company  in  its  building  a pleasant 
and  attractive  parlor  and  comfortable  sleep- 
ing and  bath-rooms.  There  are  two  double 
and  three  single  steam  fire  engines,  two 
hook  and  ladder  trucks,  one  hand  engine, 


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two  horse  hose  and  six  hand  hose  carriages,  I 
a chemical  fire  extinguisher,  a fire  alarm 
telegraph,  nine  horses,  and  7,200  feet  of 
hose.  New  hydrants  have  been  6et  the  past 
year,  and  the  projective  force  of  those  on  j 
Main  street  has  been  doubled  by  increased 
supply  of  water.  Horses  are  kept  har- 
nessed, and  are  instantaneously  released  by 
mechanical  device  when  an  alarm  sounds, 
so  as  to  step  in  front  of  the  engine  ready  to  ! 
run.  Steam  is  hastened  by  patent  appli-  J 
ances,  and  every  advantage  gained  to  get  at 
a fire  as  soon  as  possible.  With  what  suc- 
cess this  has  been  accomplished,  appears  from 
the  fact  that  although  many  more  fires  than 
usual  broke  out  in  the  city  last  year,  a very 
large  proportion  of  them  did  but  little 
damage.  A handsome  addition  to  the  en- 
gine house,  on  Pynchon  street,  is  soon  to  be 
erected,  40  by  80  feet,  which  is  more  fully 
described  on  a preceding  page. 

Board  of  Engineers — Chief,  H.  C. 
Lombard ; First  Assistant.  W.  W.  Day ; 
Second  Assistant,  Charles  Hunt ; Third  As- 
sistant, Peter  Platt;  Fourth  Assistant,  E. 
B.  Hovey ; Fifth  Assistant,  H.  W.  Keyes ; 
Secretary  of  the  Board,  Jerre  Sheehan. 
Office,  City  Hall ; office  hours,  8 till  10  A. 
M.,  1 till  3,  and  7 till  9 P.  M.,  each  week 
day.  Salaries — Chief,  $1,500  ; Assistants, 
$150  each. 

Steam  Fire  Engine  No.  1. — Located  on 
Pynchon  street.  Foreman,  J.  A.  Lynch  ; 
Assistant  Foreman,  M.  Harrigan ; Clerk, 
M.  W.  Kennefiek;  Engineer,  H.  W.  Ross. 

Steam  Fire  Engine  No.  2 — Located  on 
Sanford  street,  until  completion  of  new 
addition  to  engine-house  on  Pynchon  street, 
when  it  will  be  removed  there.  Foreman, 
R.  G.  Cargill ; Assistant  Foreman,  S.  W. 
Rockwell;  Clerk,  C.  D.  Jones;  Engineer, 
George  M.  Stebbins. 

Henry  Gray  Steam  Fire  Engine  No. 
3. — Located  near  the  B.  & A.  R.  R.  passen- 
ger depot.  Foreman,  J.  H.  Gould;  Assist- 
ant Foreman,  G.  R.  Baxter ; Clerk,  W.  M. 
Stevens ; Engineer,  J.  A.  Stevens. 

Steam  Fire  Engine  No.  4. — Located  on 
Walnut  street.  Foreman,  James  Flanagan  ; 
Assistant  Foreman,  R.  B.  Wakefield ; Clerk, 
Charles  L.  Flagg ; Engineer,  Henry  C..  Cor- 
ning. 

Steam  Fire  Engine  No.  5. — Located  at 
Indian  Orchard.  Foreman,  George  H.  Nor- 
ris ; Assistant  Foreman,  Samuel  Pease ; 
Clerk,  E.  G.  Barstow  ; Engineer,  J.  H.  Trim. 


Water  Spout  Steam  Fire  Engine. — 
Located  at  U.  S.  Armory.  Foreman,  E.  D. 
Stock  ; Assistant  Foremen,  M.  Johnson  and 
R.  T.  Hare  ; Clerk,  J.  S.  Brown ; Engineer, 
R.  K.  Howard. 

Champion  Hand  Engine— Located  at 
Indian  Orchard.  There  is  no  company  or- 
ganized for  this  engine. 

Hose  Company  No.  1. — Located  on  Alert 
street.  Foreman,  C.  II.  Knapp;  Assis- 
tant Foreman,  J.  W.  Blauvelt ; Clerk,  Ed- 
ward Howe.  Salary  for  the  company, 
$400. 

New  England  Fire  Extinguisher — 
Located  near  corner  of  Pine  and  Central 
streets,  with  a volunteer  company  under 
charge  of  William  T.  Orchard,  to  run  in  all 
of  Ward  Seven,  and  portions  of  Wards 
Five  and  Six. 

Hook  and  Ladder  No.  1 — Located  on 
j Sanford  street,  with  Engine  No.  2 ; will  be 
| removed  to  new  part  of  Pynchon  street  en- 
! gine-house  when  that  is  completed  Fore- 
man, S.  B.  Chapman  ; Assistant  Foreman, 
J.  W.  Dickinson ; Clerk,  W.  A.  Withey. 

The  Government  own  the  steamer  at  the 
U.  S.  Armory,  and  pay  the  company,  but 
| their  aid  is  given  at  all  fires,  when  required. 

! The  other  fire  companies  are  paid  by  the  * 
city,  yearly  salaries  (unless  otherwise  speci- 
fied below),  as  follows : foreman,  $125 ; as- 
sistant foreman,  $100  ; engineers  of  steam- 
ers Nos.  1,  2,  and  4,  being  permanently 
employed,  $85  a month  ; engineer  of  steam- 
er No.  3,  $300  a year,  and  of  steamer  No.  5, 
$250  a year ; firemen  of  steamers,  $100  a 
year ; tiller-man  of  hook  and  ladder  com- 
panies, $125  a year  ; drivers  of  the  fire  ap- 
paratus, when  permanently  employed,  $60 
a month  ; hosemen  in  companies  of  eleven, 

! $100  a year  each  ; Indian  Orchard  company 
of  fifteen  hosemen,  $50  a year  each  ; hose 
companies  of  nineteen  hosemen,  $50  a year 
each ; hook  and  ladder  truck  companies  of 
twelve  truckmen,  $100  a year  each.  Hor- 
ses for  steamers  Nos.  1,  2 and  4 are  owned 
by  the  city,  but  furnished  for  the  others  by 
yearly  contract,  including  drivers,  as  fol- 
lows : for  steamer  No.  3,  $900,  by  E.  C. 
Robinson ; for  steamer  No.  5,  $50,  by  John 
Batchelder. 

tlydrants. 

One  hundred  and  five  hydrants  have  been 
erected  by  the  city  for  the  use  of  the  Fire 
Department,  and  are  located  as  follows  : 

Corner  Main  and  Hooker  streets. 


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Corner  Main  and  Bancroft  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Morgan  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Carew  streets. 

Corner  Carew  and  North  streets. 

Corner  Chestnut  and  Carew  streets. 
Chestnut  street  above  Carew,  near  resi- 
dence of  Joseph  Stone. 

Corner  Chestnut  and  Birnie  streets. 
Corner  Bancroft  and  North  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Auburn  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Holyoke  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Vine  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Clinton  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Cypress  streets. 

Corner  Fulton  and  Sargeant  streets. 
Corner  Fulton  and  Auburn  streets. 

Corner  Fulton  and  Holyoke  streets. 
Corner  Fulton  and  Vine  streets. 

Corner  Fulton  and  Clinton  streets. 

Corner  Fulton  and  Emery  streets. 

Corner  Fulton  and  Cypress  streets. 

At  Connecticut  River  R.  R.  shops  (pri- 
vate). 

Corner  Chestnut  and  Linden  streets. 
Corner  Chestnut  and  Franklin  streets. 
Liberty  street,  near  Ellison’s  shop. 

Liberty  street,  near  iron  foundry. 

Corner  Chestnut  and  Liberty  streets. 
Charles  street,  between  Franklin  and  Lib- 
erty streets. 

Corner  Liberty  and  Webster  streets. 

Two  on  Congress,  between  Main  and 
Chestnut  streets. 

One  on  Sharon,  between  Main  and  Chest- 
nut streets. 

Two  on  Franklin,  between  Main  and 
Chestnut  streets. 

Two  on  Greenwood  street. 

One  on  Essex  street. 

Corner  Lyman  and  Spring  streets  (pri- 
vate). 

Corner  Lyman  and  Chestnut  streets. 
Chestnut  street,  near  Worthington  street. 
Chestnut  street,  foot  of  Pearl  street. 
Pearl  street,  between  Chestnut  and  Spring 
streets. 

Lyman  street,  east  end  Wason  Company’s 
foundry. 

Lyman  street,  in  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co’s 
lumber  yard. 

Lyman  street,  west  end  Wason  Company’s 
car  shop. 

Lyman  street,  corner  Main  street. 

Taylor  street,  near  corner  Dwight  street. 
Taylor  street,  opposite  W.  H.  Wilkinson’s 
shop  (private). 


Taylor  street,  Hood  & Miller’s  shop. 
Corner  Main  and  Worthington  streets. 
Corner  Main  and  Bridge  streets. 

Bridge  street,  opposite  Stearns’  Park. 
Hillman  street,  opposite  Corrugated  Iron 
Works. 

Corner  Hillman  and  Dwight  streets. 
Corner  Harrison  avenue  and  Dwight 
street. 

Corner  Main  and  Vernon  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Pynchon  streets. 
Pynchon  street,  near  No.  1 engine-house. 
Corner  Main  and  Elm  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  State  streets. 

Corner  State  and  Dwight  streets. 

Corner  Court  and  Dwight  streets. 

Corner  Court  and  Market  streets. 

Corner  Harrison  avenue  and  Market 
street. 

Sanford  street,  opposite  Richmond’s  liv- 
ery office. 

Two  on  Hampden  street. 

Corner  Water  and  Hampden  streets. 
Corner  Water  and  Fort  streets. 

Corner  Water  and  Worthington  streets. 
Corner  Water  and  Bridge  streets. 

Corner  Water  and  Vernon  streets. 

Corner  Water  and  Elm  streets. 

Corner  Water  and  Court  streets. 

Corner  Water  and  State  streets. 

Corner  Water  and  Bliss  streets. 

Corner  Water  and  Howard  streets. 

Corner  Water  and  Union  streets. 

Corner  Water  and  Wilcox  streets. 

Corner  Water  and  William'streets. 
Corner  Water  and  Margaret  streets. 
Corner  Water  and  Fremont  streets. 
Corner  Water  and  Loring  streets. 

Walker  street,  at  Fiske  & Co’s  soap 
works  (private). 

Banks’  coal  yard,  William  street  (pri- 
vate). 

Two  in  front  and  one  in  the  rear  of  Smith 
& Wesson’s  shops  (private). 

Corner  Main  and  Bliss  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Howard  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Union  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Wilcox  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  William  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Margaret  streets. 

Corner  Main  and  Fremont  streets. 

Corner  Spring  and  Worthington  streets. 
Corner  Spring  and  Pearl  streets. 

Corner  Spring  and  Frost  streets. 

Corner  Worthington  and  Summer  streets. 
Corner  Worthington  and  Alert  streets. 


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Charles  street,  at  R.  F.  Hawkins’  foundry 
(private). 

Corner  State  and  Maple  streets. 

State  street  opposite  High  School-house. 

State  street  opposite  Elliott  street. 

Corner  State  and  Spring  streets. 

Corner  School  and  Union  streets. 

Corner  of  Maple  and  High  streets. 

Corner  of  Maple  and  Union  streets. 

Corner  Maple  and  Mulberry  streets. 

Elliott,  between  State  and  Salem  streets. 

Corner  Elliott  and  Salem  streets. 

Corner  Spring  and  Salem  streets. 

Chestnut  street,  opposite  residence  of 
George  Merriam. 

Corner  Park  and  Willow  streets. 

Reservoirs. 

Besides  other  resources  of  water,  there 
are  connected  with  the  pipes  of  the  City 
water  works,  twenty -five  reservoirs,  and 
the  location  and  capacity  of  these  are  as 
follows  : 

Union  street,  west  of  Main ; will  supply 
one  steamer. 

Howard  street,  corner  of  Main ; will  sup- 
ply one  steamer. 

Corner  of  Main  and  State  streets ; will 
supply  three  steamers. 

Stockbridge  street,  near  Main ; will  supply 
two  steamers. 

Main  street,  front  of  Court  Square ; will 
supply  three  steamers. 

Harrison  avenue,  corner  of  Main  street ; 
will  supply  two  steamers. 

Bridge  street,  corner  of  Main ; will  supply 
two  steamers. 

Bridge  street,  corner  of  Water;  will  sup- 
ply two  steamers. 

Hampden  street,  corner  of  Main;  will 
supply  two  steamers. 

Taylor  street,  opposite  Wason’s  forge 
j shop  ; will  supply  two  steamers. 

Lyman  street,  near  corner  of  Dwight; 
will  supply  three  steamers. 

Corner  of  Main  and  Ferry  streets ; will 
1 supply  three  steamers. 

Liberty  street,  near  north  branch  of  Town 
Brook  ; will  supply  one  steamer. 

I Main  street,  near  Franklin;  will  supply 
two  steamers. 

Main  street,  near  Auburn ; will  supply 
three  steamers. 

Chestnut  street,  corner  of  Pearl,  will  sup- 
j ply  one  steamer. 


State  street,  near  Elliott,  will  supply  one 
steamer. 

School  street,  corner  of  High ; will  sup- 
ply one  steamer. 

Elm  street,  front  of  First  church  ; will 
supply  one  steamer. 

Maple  street,  near  Cross  ; will  supply  one 
steamer. 

Pynchon  street ; will  supply  one  steamer. 

Union  street,  corner  of  Maple ; will  sup- 
ply one  steamer. 

Liberty  street,  corner  of  Chestnut ; will 
supply  two  steamers. 

Water  street,  opposite  Walker ; will  sup- 
ply three  steamers. 

Maple  street,  corner  of  Central. 

The  following  reservoirs  are  filled  with 
surface  water. 

State  street,  opposite  residence  of  R.  F. 
Hawkins. 

State  street,  near  corner  of  Armory  street. 

Two  on  State  street,  opposite  Federal 
square. 

One  in  Federal  square 

Corner  Federal  and  Grant  streets. 

State  street,  near  corner  of  Oak  (well). 

State  street,  near  corner  of  Orleans  (well). 

State  street,  opposite  Stebbins  street 
(well). 

Corner  Bay  and  Florida  streets. 

Corner  Hancock  and  Union  streets. 

Corner  Oak  and  Union  streets. 

Union  street,  opposite  residence  of  C.  R. 
Chaffee. 

Corner  Walnut  and  Oak  streets. 

Corner  Walnut  and  James  streets. 

Corner  Walnut  and  Hancock  streets. 

Corner  Ashley  and  Cedar  streets. 

Corner  Central  and  Pine  streets. 

Corner  Pine  and  Maple  streets. 

Corner  Central  street  and  Central  ave- 
nue. 

Corner  Florence  and  Spruce  streets. 

Other  resources  for  water  in  the  city  are  : 
Connecticut  river,  foot  of  Elm,  State  and 
5Tork  streets;  Mill  river,  at  various  places  ; 
hydrants  at  United  States  Water  Shops  (pri- 
vate); Chicopee  river,  at  various  places; 
hydrants  at  Indian  Orchard  Mills  (private) ; 
two  reservoirs  and  Cory  brook,  at  Indian 
Orchard,  Ward  Eight. 

Fire  Alarm  Telegraph. 

How  to  Give  Alarm  for  Fire. — Un- 
lock the  nearest  box,  pull  down  the  hook 


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once  to  the  bottom  of  the  slot,  and  let  go.  j 
This  gives  the  desired  alarm  all  over  the 
city,  repeating  the  number  of  the  box 
five  times  Remain  by  the  box  a moment 
after  giving  the  alarm,  and  if  no  clicking  is 
heard  in  the  box,  pull  again ; if  you  still 
hear  no  clicking,  go  to  the  next  nearest  box 
and  give  the  alarm  from  that.  Be  sure  the 
box  is  locked  before  leaving  it.  The  box  is 
of  iron,  and  double,  and  the  inner  one  is  in- 
accessible, except  to  those  in  charge  of  the 
telegraph,  and  the  Chief  Engineer.  One 
single  stroke  of  the  City  Hall  bell  and  en- 
gine-house gong  is  not  given  for  an  alarm 
of  fire.  Alarms  will  be  sounded  on  the 
fire  bells  thus  : For  box  5,  five  strokes, 

1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1,  with  short  intervals,  and  re- 
peating. For  box  32,  three  strokes,  1-1-1, 
a pause,  then  two  strokes,  1 - 1,  a pause,  and 
repeating.  Alarms  for  other  numbers  are 
given  in  like  manner. 

Caution. — Never  pull  the  hook  while  the 
bell  or  gong  in  the  box  is  striking.  Never 
touch  the  hook  except  to  give  an  alarm  of 
fire.  Never  signal  for  a fire  at  a distance, 
nor  for  a chimney.  Inform  yourself  of  the 
location  of  boxes  and  keys  near  you.  Keys 
are  in  possession  of  responsible  citizens  near 
each  box,  and  the  police  and  Board  of  En- 
gineers of  the  Fire  Department. 

Location  of  Signal  Boxes. 

No.  2 — Corner  Main  and  Pynchon  streets  ; 
key  at  Dow’s  drug  store,  Haynes’  hotel,  and 
at  No.  1 engine-house. 

No.  3 — At  Boston  and  Albany  railroad 
passenger  depot ; key  at  Massasoit  house, 
and  with  watchman  at  depot. 

No  4 — Corner  Main  and  Franklin  streets  ; 
key  at  Samuel  Green’s,  107  Main  street. 

No.  5 — Corner  Main  and  Carew  streets ; 
key  at  house  of  A.  Bly,  27  Sargeant  street, 
and  at  Mrs.  Carew’s,  corner  Main  and  Ca- 
rew streets. 

No.  6 — Corner  Chestnut  and  Carew  sts. ; 
key  at  houses  of  F.  A.  Judd  and  F.  S. 
Graves,  Chestnut  street. 

No.  7 — Corner  Chestnut  and  Liberty 
streets  ; key  at  H.  J.  Powell’s  and  office  of 
Day  & Jobson. 

No.  12 — Corner  Union  and  School  streets  ; 
key  at  house  of  Rev.  R G.  Greene,  276 
Union  street. 

No.  13 — Corner  State  and  Byers  streets  ; 
key  at  U.  S.  Armory  guard-house. 


No.  14 — Corner  Worthington  and  Spring 
streets  ; key  at  Harvey  Lyman’s  store. 

No.  15 — Corner  State  and  Walnut  streets ; 
key  at  Sexton’s  livery  office,  and  at  Allen’s 
market,  Walnut  street. 

No.  16 — Corner  Oak  and  Swan  streets; 
key  at  S.  B.  Hubbard’s  and  H.  C.  Martin’s 
residences,  Oak  street. 

No.  17 — Corner  State  and  Hancock  sts.; 
key  at  H.  W.  Ellis’s  and  E.  D.  Stock’s  resi- 
dences, State  street. 

No.  21 — Corner  Main  and  State  streets  ; 
key  at  Webber’s  drug  store,  and  at  Homer 
Foot  & Co’s  store. 

No.  23 — Corner  Main  and  Central  streets ; 
key  at  M.  Hancock’s  house,  1 Central  street. 

No.  24 — Corner  Maple  street  and  Avon 
place ; key  at  H.  N.  Tinkham’s  and  J.  L. 
King’s  residences.  « 

No.  25 — Corner  Pine  and  Central  streets  ; 
key  at  Rice’s  store  and  William  T.  Orchard’s 
house,  Pine  street. 

No.  26 — Corner  Maple  and  Mill  streets  ; 
key  at  K.  Dome’s  house  and  at  Dexter 
Smith’s  shop. 

No.  27 — Corner  Main  and  Mill  streets ; 
key  at  C.  A.  Call’s  store  and  at  office  of 
Alden’s  mill. 

No.  31 — Corner  Walnut  and  Cedar  streets  ; 
key  at  Bumstead’s  store  and  J.  F.  Hancock’s 
house.  Walnut  street. 

No.  32 — Corner  Lincoln  Hall,  Water 
Shops ; key  at  Pinney’s  store  and  U.  S. 
guard-house. 

No.  34 — Corner  Gardner  and  Water  sts. ; 
key  at  Walker  & Co’s  shop,  and  at  the  resi- 
dences of  J.  C.  Terry  and  Samuel  Frost. 

No.  36 — Corner  Water  and  Howard  sts. ; 
key  at  Newell  Brothers’  shop  and  at  S.  B. 
Spooner’s  residence. 

No.  41 — South-west  corner  Main  and 
Bridge  streets;  key  at  Norton,  McKnight 
& Hawley’s  store  and  at  D.  B.  Montague’s 
store. 

No.  42 — North  corner  of  North  Main  and 
Hooker  streets ; key  at  street  railway  sta- 
tion. 

No.  43 — South  corner  of  Wason  street 
and  C.  R.  R.  track ; key  at  office  of  the 
Wason  Manufacturing  Company. 

Fire  and  Building-  Districts. 

That  part  of  the  city  embraced  between 
Union  street  and  Ferry  and  Cypress  streets, 
and  between  the  Connecticut  River  and 


NEW  HAMPDEN  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE, 
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Maple  and  Chestnut  streets,  and  also  one 
hundred  and  fifty  feet  each  side  of  Main 
street,  from  Union  south  to  Fremont  and 
Central,  and  from  Ferry  and  Cypress  north 
to  Bradford  and  Carew  streets,  is  declared 
by  law  a fire  district,  within  which  wooden 
buildings  are  not  allowed  to  be  erected. 
The  same  portion  of  the  city  is  also  declared 
to  be  a building  district,  and  the  Chief  En- 
gineer of  the  Fire  Department  is  appointed 
Building  Commissioner,  and  receives  a sal- 
ary of  $100  a year  for  service  in  that  ca- 
pacity. Within  this  district,  according  to  the 
law,  no  building  shall  be  erected  till  the 
plans  and  specifications  thereof,  so  far  as 
they  indicate  the  material,  hight  and  thick- 
ness of  the  walls,  and  the  material  of  the 
roof  and  cornices  and  other  projections,  shall 
have  been  approved  by  a commissioner  ap- 
pointed for  that  purpose.  Whoever  shall 
commence  or  authorize  the  erection  of  any 
building  within  said  fire  limits  without  first 
having  obtained  the  approval  of  the  plans 
and  specifications  thereof  by  the  said  Build- 
ing Commissioner,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions  of  this  Ordinance,  shall  forfeit 
and  pay  a penalty  of  Twenty  Dollars  for 
each  offense ; and  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the 
Mayor,  whenever  notified  of  any  viola- 
tion of  this  Ordinance,  to  take  measures  to 
prevent,  by  injunction  or  otherwise,  the 
erection  of  any  such  building. 

Voting-  Places. 

Ward  One — Hooker  school-house. 

Ward  Two — Basement  of  City  Hall. 

Ward  Three — Union  Hall. 

Ward  Four — Jail  office. 

Ward  Five — Walnut  street  engine- 
house. 

Ward  Six — York  street  school-house. 

Ward  Seven — Central  street  school- 
house. 

Ward  Eight — School-house  at  Sixteen 
Acres,  and  the  school  house  on  the  corner 
of  Myrtle  and  Berkshire  streets,  Indian 
Orchard,  alternately. 

County  Officers. 

Judge  of  Probate  and  Insolvency — 
William  S.  Shurtleff ; salary,  $1,300.  Office 
No.  5 Savings  Bank  Block,  499  Main  street. 

Register  of  Probate  and  Insolvency 
— Samuel  B.  Spooner  of  Springfield;  sal- 
ary, $1,200.  Office  in  Court  House. 


Public  Administrators — For  settle- 
ment of  estate  when  no  heirs  appear,  and 
no  will  is  found — Joseph  Ingraham  of 
Springfield  ; James  G.  Allen  of  Palmer. 

Clerk  of  Courts — Robert  O.  Morris  of 
Springfield ; salary,  $2,000.  Office  in  Court 
House. 

Register  of  Deeds — James  E.  Russell 
of  Springfield ; paid  by  fees.  Office  in 
Court  House. 

County  Treasurer — M.  Wells  Bridge  ; 
salary,  $1,500.  Office  in  Court  House. 

Overseers  of  House  of  Correction 
— H.  M.  Morehouse  of  Springfield,  Gideon 
Wells  of  West  Springfield,  Charles  L.  Gard- 
ner of  Palmer  ; salaries,  $100  each. 

Sheriff — Addison  M.  Bradley  of  Spring- 
efild;  salary,  $1,250. 

Jailor — A.  M.  Bradley  of  Springfield  ; 
salary,  $1,000. 

Justices  of  the  Peace — including  Justices 
of  the  Peace  and  Quorum  designated  by  a *, 
and  Justices  throughout  the  Commonwealth  by 

a t — Henry  Alexander,  Jr.,  Lucius  C.  Allin, 
William  K.  Baker,  Richard  Beebe,  S.  C. 
Bemis,  tHenry  W.  Bosworth,  Milton  Brad- 
ley, M.  Wells  Bridge,  ^Ephraim  W.  Bond, 
Timothy  M.  Brown,  Joseph  W.  Brown, 
Augustine  Burt,  Roderick  Burt,  Harvey 
Butler,  William  G.  Chamberlain,  Chester 
W.  Chapin,  Harvey  Chapin,  C.  L.  Coveil, 
Thomas  Chubbuck,  Samuel  J.  Chapman, 
John  W.  Converse,  Abijah  W.  Chapin,  A. 
M.  Copeland,  Benjamin  Davis,  (Indian 
Orchard,)  E.  W.  Dickinson,  Hugh  Donnelly, 
Calvin  J.*  Eaton,  H.  E.  Emery,  Edmund 
Freeman,  lloratio  R.  Fletcher,  Albert  T. 
Folsom,  Joseph  B.  Gardiner,  Homer  G. 
Gilmore,  William  S.  Greene,  Sanford  J. 
Hall,  Joseph  W.  Holmes,  Erastus  Hayes, 
Charles  P.  Hill,  ^Charles  Howard,  Na- 
thaniel Howard,  John  W.  Hunt,  Henry  S. 
Hyde,  James  Kirkham,  ^Joseph  Ingraham, 
Charles  R.  Ladd,  Horace  C.  Lee,  Henry 
S.  Lee,  N.  A.  Leonard,  Charles  S.  Long, 
Charles  Marsh,  Elisha  B.  Maynard,  James 
E.  Mclntire,  William  E.  Montague,  R.  S. 
Moore,  Edward  Morris,  *Henry  Morris,  R. 
O.  Morris,  * James  H.  Morton,  Harvey  E. 
Moseley,  William  Patton,  *Smith  R.  Phillips, 
Samuel  W.  Porter,  Joseph  C.  Pynchon, 
Marcellus  Pinney,  ^Charles  W.  Rice,  Wil- 
liam B.  Rogers,  James  E.  Russell,  Charles 
L.  Shaw,  ^William  S.  Shurtleff;  Henry 
Smith,  Heman  Smith,  *William  L.  Smith 


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fA.  L.  Soule,  Samuel  B.  Spooner,  John  M. 
Stebbins,  *James  M.  Thompson,  Lewis  A. 
Tifft,  Andrew  Titus,  *Eliphalet  Trask, 
Gideon  Wells,  S.  C.  Warriner,  John  P. 
Wall. 

Deputy  Sheriffs — Blandford,  F.  C. 
Knox ; Chicopee,  Nathaniel  Cutler ; Chico- 
pee Falls,  Frank  H.  Morton  ; Chester,  J.  C. 
Gamwell ; Granville  Corners,  L.  B.  Dickin- 
son; West  Granville,  Levi  Smith  ; Holyoke, 
T.  H.  Wellington;  Ludlow,  D.  L.  Fuller; 
Monson,  Edward  P.  Newton ; Palmer,  J.  S. 
Loomis ; Thorndike,  George  Moores  ; Three 
ltivers,  George  W.  Randall ; Springfield,  A. 
H.  G.  Lewis,  William  H.  H.  Blair,  F.  K. 
Lathrop,  D.  Parks,  William  A.  Birnie,  Fred- 
erick A.  Norway ; Indian  Orchard,  Henry 
C.  Fuller;  Tolland,  J.  D.  Slocum;  Westfield, 
T.  M.  Cooley,  J.  H.  Willard,  John  W.  Cross  ; 
West  Springfield,  W.  C.  Hatch ; Wilbraham, 
E.  C.  Colton  ; South  Wilbraham,  Moses  H. 
Warren.  Fees,  for  service  of  warrant,  50 
cents  and  mileage ; for  special  service  and 
attachment  of  property,  $1  for  each  defend" 
ant. 

County  Commissioners — William  M. 
Lewis  of  Blandford,  George  R.  Townsley  of 
Springfield,  James  S.  Loomis  of  Palmer ; 
Special  Commissioners,  S.  G.  Southworth 
of  Chicopee,  Newton  S.  Hubbard  of  Brim- 
field.  Salary  for  all,  $1,700,  apportioned 
according  to  service  and  miles  of  travel. 
Times  of  meeting — at  Springfield  on  the 
second  Tuesday  of  April,  and  the  first 
Tuesday  of  October,  and  fourth  Tuesdays 
of  June  and  December. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil  Of- 
ficers— Springfield,  William  S.  Shurtleff, 
Samuel  B.  Spooner,  Robert  O.  Morris, 
James  E.  Russell. 

Coroners — Springfield,  Eliphalet  Trask, 
Joseph  Ingraham,  William  E.  Montague, 
John  Hooker,  Tim  Henry,  Dr.  John  Hook- 
er, Dr.  William  B.  Miller,  Stephen  C. 
Bemis.  Fees,  when  inquest  is  held,  $3  ; 
if  summoned  but  no  inquest  held,  $2  ; and 
jurymen  receive  $1.25  each  for  attend- 
ance. 

Notaries  Public — E.  W.  Bond,  A.  L. 
Soule,  J.  M.  Stebbins,  J.  H,  Morton,  J.  M. 
Thompson,  Charles  Marsh,  Horace  C.  Lee, 
Henry  S.  Lee,  James  A.  Rumrill,  Frederick 
H.  Harris,  Edward  H.  Lathrop,  J.  E.  Mcln- 
tire,  William  S.  Greene,  Edward  Morris, 
T.  Alden  Curtis,  Stephen  E.  Seymour, 


John  M.  Stebbins,  Edward  R.  Stickney,  H. 
M Phillips,  Smith  R.  Philips,  P.  S.  Bailey, 
Henry  K.  Simons,  James  M.  Porter. 

United  States  Commissioner  — Wil- 
liam L.  Smith. 

Commissioners  resident  in  Springfield  ap- 
pointed to  take  testimony  to  be  used,  and  acknowl- 
edgments of  deeds  to  be  recorded  in  the  following 
named  States — Maine,  James  H.  Morton ; 
New  York,  E.  W.  Bond,  A.  L.  Soule,  Wil- 
liam S.  Shurtleff,  S.  R.  Phillips ; Rhode 
Island,  James  H.  Morton;  South  Carolina, 
James  H.  Morton ; Connecticut,  S.  R.  Phil- 
lips ; Oregon,  S.  R.  Phillips. 

Register  of  Bankruptcy,  Tenth  Con- 
gressional District — Gideon  Wells. 

Senators — Hampden  County,  First  Dis- 
trict, Timothy  F.  Packard  of  Monson.  This 
district  comprises  Brimfield,  Holland,  Mon- 
son, Palmer,  Springfield,  Wales  and  Wil- 
braham ; 6,306  voters  (census  of  1865.) 
Second  District,  William  Whiting  of  Hol- 
yoke. This  district  is  made  up  of  Agawam, 
Blandford,  Chester,  Chicopee,  Granville, 
Holyoke,  Longmeadow,  Ludlow,  Montgom- 
ery, Russell,  Southwick,  Tolland,  Westfield 
and  West  Springfield  ; 6,024  voters  (census 
of  1865.) 

Representatives  — Hampden  County, 
First  District,  Monson,  Brimfield,  Holland 
and  Wales;  1,102  voters  (census  of  1865,) 
Thomas  J.  Morgan  of  Brimfield.  Second 
District,  Palmer  and  Wilbraham  ; 966  voters 
(census  of  1865,)  James  B.  Shaw  of  Palmer. 
Third  District,  first,  second  and  third  wards 
of  Springfield  ; 2,099  voters,  (census  of  1865,) 
Charles  R.  Ladd  and  H.  M.  French  of 
Springfield.  Fourth  District,  fourth  and 
sixth  wards  of  Springfield ; 858  voters,  (cen- 
sus of  1865,)  A.  L.  Soule  of  Springfield; 
Fifth  District,  fifth,  seventh  and  eighth 
wards  of  Springfield;  1,281  voters,  (census 
of  1865,)  Henry  W.  Phelps  of  Springfield. 
Sixth  District,  Holyoke,  Chicopee  and  Lud- 
low ; 2,105  voters,  (census  of  1865,)  Edward 
W.  Chapin  of  Holyoke ; William  R.  Kent- 
field  of  Chicopee.  Seventh  District,  Gran- 
ville, Southwick,  Agawam,  West  Spring- 
field  and  Longmeadow  ; 1,676  voters,  (cen- 
sus of  1865,)  Oliver  Wolcott  of  Long- 
meadow ; Aaron  Bagg  of  West  Springfield. 
Eighth  District,  Westfield ; 1,326  voters, 
(census  of  1865,)  Lewis  R.  Norton  of  West- 
field.  Ninth  District,  Chester,  Blandford, 
Montgomery,  Russell  and  Tolland;  917 


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voters,  (census  of  1865,)  Francis  W.  Clark 
of  Montgomery. 

Councilor  — Eighth  District,  Edwin 
Chase  of  Holyoke.  This  district  includes 
five  Senate  districts,  viz : First  and  Second 
Hampden,  Hampshire,  Hampshire  and  Berk- 
shire, and  Berkshire. 

Member  of  Congress — Tenth  District, 
consisting  of  the  counties  of  Hampden  and 
Berkshire,  Henry  L.  Dawes  of  Pittsfield. 

U.  S.  Internal  Revenue. 

The  Tenth  Collection  District  of  Massa- 
chusetts includes  Hampden  and  Berkshire 
counties.  Probably  three-fourths  of  the  rev- 
enue received  is  from  the  city  of  Springfield 
and  the  towns  of  Westfield  and  Agawam. 

Collector — Edward  R.  Tinker  of  North 
Adams. 

Deputy  Collector — William  P.  Alex- 
ander, Springfield.  Office  at  the  Second 
National  Bank,  405  Main  street.  Clerk,  E. 
M . Coates. 

Gauger  — Byron  Porter  and  E.  M. 
Coates.  Office  at  Second  National  Bank. 

Storekeepers — Isaac  N.  Weston,  Aga- 
wam, Andrew  Campbell,  2d,  Westfield. 

Population  of  Hampden  County. 

By  the  census  of  1870,  the  population  of 
Hampden  County  is  78,409,  and  the  num- 
ber of  inhabitants  in  each  town  is  as  fol- 
lows: — Agawam,  2,001;  Blandford,  1,026; 
Brimfield,  1,288;  Chester,  1,253;  Chicopee, 
9,607;  Granville,  1,293;  Holland,  344;  Hol- 
yoke, 10,733;  (5,648  in  1865;)  Longmeadow, 
1,342  ; Ludlow,  1,136  ; Monson,  3,204 ; Mont- 
gomery, 318  ; Palmer,  3,631;  Russell,  635; 
Southwick,  1,100;  Springfield,  26,703;  Tol- 
land, 509;  Wales,  831;  Westfield,  6,519; 
West  Springfield,  2,606 ; Wilbraham,  2,330. 

State  Government. 

Executive  Department.  — Governor, 
William  B.  Washburn  of  Greenfield;  salary, 
$5,000.  Lieutenant  Governor,  Thomas  Tal- 
bot of  Billerica;  salary,  $10  per  day  and 
mileage.  Councilors,  First  District,  Alfred 
Macy  of  Nantucket ; Second  District,  Seth 
Turner  of  Randolph;  Third  District,  Milo 
Hildreth  of  Northborough  ; Fourth  District, 
Rufus  S.  Frost  of  Chelsea ; Fifth  District, 
Daniel  H.  Stickney  of  Groveland ; Sixth 
District,  Jonathan  B.  Winn  of  Woburn ; 


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Seventh  District,  George  Whitney  of  Roy- 
alston ; Eighth  District,  Edwin  Chase  of 
Holyoke  ; salary,  each,  $5  per  day  for  ac- 
tual service  and  mileage.  Secretary  of  the 
Commonwealth,  Oliver  Warner  of  North- 
ampton ; salary,  $2,500.  Treasurer  and 
Receiver-General  and  Tax  Commissioner, 
Charles  Adams,  Jr.,  of  North  Brookfield ; 
salary,  $3,500.  Auditor,  Charles  Endicott 
of  Canton ; salary,  $2,500.  Attorney-Gen- 
eral,  Charles  R.  Train  of  Boston ; salary, 
$3,500.  U.  S.  Senators,  Charles  Sumner, 
George  S.  Boutwell. 

Courts. 

Circuit  Court  of  the  United  States 
— Holden  in  the  U.  S.  Court  House,  140 
Tremont  street,  Boston,  May  15  and  Octo- 
ber 15.  Associate  Justice  U.  S.  Supreme 
Court,  Nathan  Clifford.  District  Judge, 
John  Lowell.  District  Attorney,  David  H. 
Mason.  Glerk,  John  G.  Stetson.  U.  S. 
Marshal  of  the  District  of  Massachusetts, 
Rowland  G.  Usher.  Commissioners,  Charles 
L.  Woodbury,  Elias  Merwin,  C.  P.  Curtis, 
Jr.,  C.  W.  Loring,  Henry  L.  Hallet,  William 
S.  Dexter,  Charles  W.  Tuttle,  Charles  De- 
mond,  Winslow  Warren,  Jr.,  Boston;  A.  S. 
Cushman,  New  Bedford;  William  L.  Smith, 
Springfield;  Wendell  T.  Davis,  Greenfield; 
E.  M.  Wood,  Pittsfield  ; J.  H.  Hill,  Worces- 
ter. 

District  Court  of  the  United  States 
— Holden  in  the  U.  S.  Court  House,  140 
Tremont  street,  Boston,  third  Tuesday  in 
March,  fourth  Tuesday  in  June,  second 
Tuesday  in  September,  and  first  Tuesday 
in  December.  Special  courts  held  every 
Friday  afternoon.  District  Judge,  John 
Lowell.  Clerk,  Edward  Dexter. 

Supreme  Judicial  Court — Holds  a law 
term  in  Springfield,  fourth  Monday  in  Sep- 
tember; nisi  prius  term,  fourth  Tuesday  in 
April.  Chief  Justice,  Vacancy;  salary, 
$6,500.  Associate  Justices,  Horace  Gray, 
Jr.,  of  Boston,  John  Wells  of  Brookline, 
James  D.  Colt  of  Pittsfield,  Seth  Ames  of 
Brookline,  Marcus  Morton  of  Andover  ; sal- 
ary $6,000  each 

Superior  Court — Civil  terms  holden  in 
Springfield,  second  Monday  in  March  and 
June,  and  fourth  Monday  in  October;  crim- 
inal terms,  third  Monday  in  May  and  first 
Monday  in  December.  Chief  Justice,  Lin- 
coln F.  Brigham  of  Salem;  salary,  $5,300. 


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Associate  Justices,  Julius  Rockwell  of  Len- 
ox, Otis  P.  Lord  of  Salem,  Ezra  Wilkinson 
of  Dedham,  John  P.  Putnam  of  Boston, 
Chas.  Devens,  Jr.,  of  Worcester,  Francis 

H.  Dewey  of  Worcester,  Robert  C.  Pitman 
of  New  Bedford,  John  W.  Bacon  of  Natick, 
William  Allen  of  Northampton;  salary, 
$5,000  each.  George  M.  Stearns  of  Chico- 
pee, District  Attorney  for  Hampden  and 
Berkshire  Counties  ; salary,  $2,000. 

Courts  of  Probate  and  Insolvency — 
Judge,  William  S.  Shurtleff,  office  5 Savings 
Bank  Block.  Register,  Samuel  B.  Spooner; 
salary,  $1,300. 

Probate  Court  is  holden  at  Springfield  on 
the  first  Tuesdays  of  every  month  except 
August  and  October;  at  Westfield  on  the 
third  Tuesdays  of  March,  June,  September 
and  December ; at  Monson  on  the  second 
Tuesday  of  June;  at  Palmer  on  the  second 
Tuesday  of  September. 

The  Court  of  Insolvency  is  held  at  the 
discretion  of  the  Judge,  according  to  the  re- 
quirements of  business  to  come  before  it. 

Police  Court — Justice,  James  II.  Mor- 
ton ; salary,  $2,000.  Special  Justices,  Sam- 
uel B.  Spooner,  A.  M.  - Copeland.  Clerk, 
Charles  C.  Spellman  salary,  $1,000.  Court 
held  daily  (Sunday  excepted)  at  9 A.  M.  in 
the  Police  Court  Room,  City  Hall. 

Massachusetts,  by  the  census  of  1870, 
has  a population  of  1,457,351,  of  whom 

I, 104,032  are  native  born,  and  353,319 
foreign  born ; the  colored  persons  and  the 
Indians  number  only  13,189.  The  popula- 
tion of  its  cities  (including  those  recently 
chartered)  in  1870  was  as  follows Boston, 
250,526 ; Worcester,  41,105  ; Lowell,  40,928 ; 
Cambridge,  39,634 ; Lawrence,  28,921 ; 
Charlestown,  28,323 ; Lynn,  28,233 ; Fall 
River,  26,766  ; Springfield,  $26,703  ; Salem, 
24,117;  New  Bedford,  21,320;  Taunton, 
18,629;  Chelsea,  18,547;  Gloucester,  15,- 
389 ; Somerville,  14,685 ; Newburyport, 
12,595;  Haverhill,  12,092;  Fitchburg,  11,- 
260 ; Holyoke,  10,733.  In  1865  the  census 
showed  the  population  of  Massachusetts  to 
be  1,267,031 ; voters,  246,182 

The  valuation  of  this  State,  by  the  census 
of  1870,  is  $1,684,000,000,  against  $1,009,- 
709,652  in  1865.  The  actual  wealth  of  our 
people  is,  however,  much  greater.  Allow- 
ing for  undervaluation  of  property  by 
town  assessors,  and  for  that  exempt  from 


taxation  and  so  not  reported,  and  the  grand 
total  must  be  over  twenty-two  hundred  mil- 
lions, giving  as  the  average  for  each  man, 
woman  and  child  in  the  State,  over  $1,500, — 
larger,  probably,  than  in  any  community  of 
equal  area  in  the  world.  And  nowhere  else, 
perhaps,  is  it  so  largely  distributed  to  all. 
We  have  but  few  paupers,  and  most  of  those 
come  from  abroad. 


United  States  Government. 

The  Executive — President,  Ulysses  S. 
Grant  of  Illinois ; salary  $50,000.  Vice- 
President,  Henry  Wilson  of  Massachusetts  ; 
salary,  $10,000. 

The  Cabinet — Secretary  of  State,  Ham- 
ilton Fish  of  New  York;  salary,  $10,000. 
Secretary  of  the  Treasury,  Wm.  A.  Rich- 
ardson of  Massachusetts  ; salary,  $10,000. 
Secretary  of  War,  William  W.  Belknap 
of  Iowa;  salary,  $10,000.  Secretary  of  the 
Navy,  Geo.  M.  Robeson  of  New  Jersey  ; 
salary,  $10,000.  Secretary  of  the  Interior, 
Columbus  Delano  of  Ohio  ; salary,  $10,000. 
Attorney-General,  George  H.  Williams  of 
Oregon;  salary,  $10,000.  Postmaster-Gen- 
eral, John  A.  J.  Creswell  of  Maryland  ; 
salary,  $10,000. 

U.  S.  Supreme  Court — Chief  Justice, 
vacancy.  Associate  Justices,  Nathan  Clif- 
ford of  Maine,  Samuel  Nelson  of  New  York, 
Joseph  P.  Bradley  of  New  Jersey,  William 
M.  Strong  of  Pennsylvania,  David  Davis  of 
Illinois,  Noah  H.  Swayne  of  Ohio,  Samuel 
F.  Miller  of  Iowa,  Stephen  J.  Field  of  Cali- 
fornia ; salary,  $10,000  each. 

Court  meets  first  Monday  in  December  at 
Washington. 


Foreign  Coins. 


France  and 
Belgium, 

Spain,  . . 

Portugal, 

Holland,  . 


Austria,  . 


Prussia,  . 


Hamburg, 


( Sous, 

$0  009>£ 

) Franc, 

0.167 

( Louis,  or  Napoleon, 

3.62 

J Hard  Dollar,  . 

0 93 

( Doubloon, 

14.44 

( Crusada  Nova, 

0.50 

\ Half  Joe, 

7.89 

| Stuyver,  . 

( Guilder,  or  Flo, 

0.019 

0.37 

( Florin,  . 

0.33 

< Ducat, 

2.11 

( Sovereign, 

6.11 

( Thaler,  . 

0.43 

( Frederic  d’or, . 

3.72 

f Sweidrittel, 

0.50 

/ Ducat, 

2.11 

( Frederic  d’or, . 

3.72 

SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY 


57 


England, 

East  Indies, 
Russia,  . 


Pound,  . 

Shilling,  . 

Penny,  . 
Common  Rivpee, 
Common  MotnPV 
Silver  Rouble, 
Half  Imperial, 


4.34 

0.^2 

0.019 


;C.407 
r,  ■ ; 
G:68j^ 


3.83 


Election  Returns,  1872. 

Popular  Vole  for  President,  by  States. 


Alabama 90,272  79,444  10.828  — 

Arkansas 41,373  37,927  3.446  — 

California 51.020  40,718  13,302  — 

Connecticut 50,638  45,880  4,758  — 

Delaware li,H5  10.206  909  — 

Florida 17,763  15,427  2,336  — 

Georgia 62,550  76,356  — 13,806 

Illinois 241,944  184  938  57,006  — 

Indiana 186,147  163.632  22,515  — 

Iowa 131,566  71,196  60,370  — 

Kansas 67,048  32,970  34,078  — 

Kentucky 88,766  99,995  — 11,229 

Louisiana 71,663  57.029  14.634  — 

Maine 61,422  29,087  32,335  — 

Maryland 66,760  67,687  — 927 

Massachusetts 133  472  59,260  74,212  — 

Michigan 138,455  78,355  60,100  — 

Minnesota 55,117  34,423  20,694  — 

Mississippi 82,175  47,288  34,887  — 

Missouri 119,196  151,434  — 32,238 

Nebraska 18,329  7 812  10,517  — 

Nevada 8,413  6,236  2,177  — 

New  Hampshire. .. . 37,168  31,424  5,744  — 

New  Jersey 91,656  76,456  15,200  — 

New  York 440,736  387,281  53,455  — 

North  Carolina. .. . 94,769  70.094  24,675  — 

Ohio 2^1,852  244,321  37,531  — 

Oregon 11,819  7,730  4,089  — 

Pennsylvania 349,589  212,041  137,548  — 

Rhode  Island 13,665  5,329  8 336  - 

South  Carolina 72,290  22,703  49,58. 7 — 

Tennessee 85,655  94,391  — 8,736 

Texas... 47.406  66,500  — 19,094 

Vermont 41,481  10,927  30,554  — 

Virginia 93,468  91,654  1,814  — 

West  Virginia 32,315  29,451  2,864  — 

Wisconsin 104,997  86,477  18,520  — 


Total 3597070  2834079  849,021  86,030 

Grant’s  majority  over  Greeley 762,991 


Vote  of  Massachusetts,  by  Counties,  for 


Y«)1ste  foj  Cou'^vessinen. 

Disi$.  Reputihcnn  C Liberal. 

1 James  Puffin  ton.  .I‘i,i4l  Jos.  M.  Day 2.609 

2 Ee.ij.  W.  Harris. .12,752  Edward  Avery.. 5,030 

3 Win,  Yfhning 8.931  Saniu.il  C.’Cobb. 5.139 

!4  SApueJ  Hooper. . . 3,7 1 •'  Leopold  Morse.  .6,262 

5 Daniel  W.  Gooch.  12,412  Narb’l  tC Banks. 8, 039 

6 Benj.  F.  Butler. ..11,881  C.  P.  Thompson. 5,7  >7 

7 Eben’r  It.  Hoar. . .11,742  John  K.  Tar  box.  5, 989 

8 J.  M.  S.  Williams. 11,929  Wm.W.  Warren  5.829 

9 George  F.  Hoar..  .12,691  Geo.  F.  Verry. . .5,007 

10  A I vali  Crocker 14.919  I>.  W.  Bond/. . . .4.588 

11  Henry  L.  Dawes.  .12.2U)  John  F.  Arnold.  .6,027 

Totals 130,733  61,216 

Administration  majorities:  Buffinton’s,  9.832; 
Harris’s,  7,662;  Whiting’s,  3,792;  Hooper’s,  2,453; 
Gooch’s,  4,433;  Butler’s,  6,144,  E.  R.  Hoar’s, 5,753; 
Williams's,  6,100;  G.  F.  Hoar’s,  7,684;  Crocker’s 
10,331;  Dawes’s  5,333.  Total,  69,517. 

Legislature,  1873. 

Senate.  House. 


Republican 39  212 

Democrat  and  Liberal 1 28 


Vote  of  Hampden  County. 

Towns. 


Agawam, 

Blandford, 

Brimfield, 

Chester, 

Chicopee, 

Granville, 

Holyoke, 

Holland, 


Longmeadow,  146 

44 

147 

43 

190 

Ludlow, 

112 

21 

112 

21 

133 

Monson, 

291 

132 

291 

133 

424 

Montgomery,  34 

23 

35 

23 

58 

Palmer, 

279 

159 

277 

151 

427 

Russell, 

53 

41 

50 

42 

93 

Southwick, 

107 

127 

107 

127 

235 

Springtield, 

2.193 

1,700 

2,508 

1,440 

3,923 

Tolland, 

43 

38 

43 

38 

81 

Wales, 

125 

27 

127 

27 

154 

Westfield, 

693 

565 

654 

534 

1,190 

W.  Springfi’d,  211 

119 

213 

113 

330 

Wiibraham, 

170 

98 

182 

75 

257 

21  towns, 

6,271 

4,465 

6,991 

3,633 

10,705 

Councilor.  Commissioner.  Cleric  of 
Courts. 


03 

C3 

& 

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P 

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03 

!h 

u 

o 

O 

Ph 

o 

128 

86 

125 

86 

214 

103 

75 

93 

86 

190 

132 

73 

134 

12 

207 

118 

101 

133 

83 

215 

602 

478 

618 

459 

1,082 

104 

65 

101 

67 

172 

591 

480 

605 

460 

1,081 

36 

13 

36 

13 

49 

President  and  Governor. 


COUNTIES. 


Barnstable. 
Berkshire. . 

Bristol 

Dukes 

Essex 

Franklin. . . 
Hampden. . 
Hampshire. 
Middlesex. . 
Nantucket. 

Norfolk 

Plymouth. . 

Suffolk 

Worcester. . 


§ & 

A* 


& . 
A A 

ce  hj 


ia 

5H 


2,703  353 

6,047  3,388 
9,9159  2,642 
556  116 

18,573  9,002 
4,335  1,030 
6,565  4,100 
4,707  1,611 
26,575  12,476 
316  22 

8,528  4,126 
7,011  2,0 1 3 
17.769  11,167 
19,828  7,214 


2,679  352 

6,052  3,497 
10,056  2,629 
558  123 

18,617  9,157 
4.341  1.151 
6,652  4,153 
4,713  1,633 
26,673  476 

317  22 

8 586  4,012 
7,029  2,060 
17,891  11.101 
19,736  7,2o0 


Total 133,472  59,260  133,900  59,626 

William  B.  Washburn’s  maj.  for  Governor, 
74,274,  Grant’s  maj.  74,212;  in  1868,  77,069.  Total 
vote  for  Governor,  193,526;  for  President,  192,732; 
in  1868,  195,885.  Scattering  votes  for  Governor 
1872,  254 ; for  President,  105. 

8 


Vote  for  Representatives  -Hampden 


County. 

2 

« 

© 

T3 

District  No.  1.  « 

a 
o 

s 

a 

c 

M 

a 

2 

'o 

H 

Wales 

Total 

Thomas  J.  Morgan,  rep.  284 

123 

34 

114 

555 

F.  A.  Royce,  lib.,  140 

79 

19 

39 

277 

District  No. 

2. 

Palmer 

Wiibraham  Total 

James  B.  Shaw,  rep.,  279 

184 

463 

Wm.  R.  Parks,  lib.,  160 

71 

231 

District  No.  3— Springfield. 

Wards  12  3 Total 

Charles  R.  Ladd,  rep.,  466  375  367  1,208 

H.  M.  French,  rep.,  412  336  377  1,125 

James  Parker,  lib , 48L  281  233  995 

T.  D.  Beach,  lib.,  3$2  255  230  867 

District  No.  4— Springfield. 

Wards  4 6 Total 

A.  L.  Soule,  rep.,  369  152  521 

Charles  Marsh,  lib.,  130  91  221 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY 


District  ‘No.  .S-'-SprikUfIe’ld1, 


H.  W.  Phelps,  rep., 
E.  W.  Ladd,  lib., 

C.  C.  Merritt,  ind!> 


District  No. 


Edward  W.  Chapin,  rep., 
T.  A.  Dennison,  lib., 

H.  G.  Pierce,  lib., 


.viands 5 ■ « V 0 .Total 
2DS  162'  70  530 

130  10,1  ,13, , 244, 

> 343  * 9 «Sl  ^13 


District  No.  7. 


Oliver  Wolcott,  rep., 
Aaron  Bagg,  rep., 

S.  L.  Granger,  lib., 


M 

O 

i-l  H 

522 

661  100  1,283 

602 

693  103  1,398 

392 

378  29  799 

484 

385  33  902 

.o 

s 

& 

S 3 

£ 

cS 

A 

£ 

pt 

ft 

£|  |§  3 

O 

CO 

be 

<5 

ft  % K 

122 

212 

134  157  814 

93 

198 

99  147  606 

139 

116 

118  34  517 

123 

78 

124  42  410 

• * • f • Aldermen. 

Hyde,‘  ; >,  ‘316  139  171  128  279 
Ray,  321  140  172  129  279 

Patch,  c,  891  HI  172  131  28o 

Wight,  . . 32V  14.C  175  130  279 

Havana,  318  '38  175  130  280 
ftow&rd, ' 1 '321  139  175  129  279 


Tifft, 

Barstow, 


321  139  175  131  278 
316  141  175  130  275 


70  77  1,217 

69  79  1.232 

70  79  1,237 
69  79  1,236 
69  79  1,232 

69  79  1,234 
67  78  1,232 

70  70  1,220 


District  No.  8— Westfield. 

Charles  M.  Whipple,  rep.,  527 

L.  R.  Norton,  lib.,  718 


District  No.  9. 


Bland- 

ford 

Mont- 

gomery 

Russell 

Tolland 

Total 

102 

43 

48 

40 

354 

87 

20 

49 

41 

205 

F.  W.  Clark,  rep.  121 
Chelsea  Upson,  lib.  98 


Vote  for  Senators— Hampden  County. 

Eastern  District. 

T.  F.  Packard,  Monson,  Rep.  3,047 

E.  H.  Lathrop,  Springfield,  Dem.  and  Lib.  2,334 

Western  District. 

William  Whiting,  Holyoke,  Rep. 


Reuben  Noble,  Westfield,  Dem.  and  Lib. 


3,326 

1,908 


Vote  of  Springfield  by  Wards. 

For  President  and  Governor. 


Wards 

Grant, 

Greeley, 

Washburn, 

Bird, 


Dawes, 

Arnold, 


Chase, 

Phillips, 


Packard, 

Lathrop, 


12,345678  Total 
499  384  383  370  476  154  166  71  2,503 
350  242  227  122  249  88  101  68  1,447 
603  393  389  392  479  161  169  72  2,558 
361  245  219  110  251  82  101  62  1,431 

Member  of  Congress. 

504  417  375  399  484  155  174  69  2,577 
355  232  215  102  247  83  95  64  1,393 

For  Councilor. 

485  364  329  307  338  147  161  62  2,193 
379  275  277  146  393  97  106  77  1,700 

For  Senator. 

494  369  332  348  285  146  139  61  2,174 
372  262  223  121  441  91  127  81  1,738 


Vote  for  City  Officers,  Dec.  2,  1872. 


8 Total 
79  1,189 


Mayor. 

Wards,  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

Spooner,  315  118  167  127  278  42  6i 

Scattering  43. 

City  Clerk  and  Treasurer. 

Folsom,  322  141  175  131  281  43  70  79  1,242 

School  Committee. 

Brown,  320  140  171  128  281  43  70  79  1,232 

Stebbins,  320  141  172  129  28  L 43  70  79  1,235 

Gardner,  320  135  172  129  281  43  67  79  1,226 

Harris,  320  139  169  129  281  42  70  79  1,229 


The  list  of  Councilmen  elected  is  given  under 
the  head  of  “ City  Government,”  on  another  page. 
Those  from  Ward  1 are  democrats;  republicans 
were  chosen  from  the  other  Wards. 

All  votes  for  City  Clerk  were  given  to  A.  T.  Fol- 
som ; for  Mayor,  besides  the  votes  for  Mr.  Spooner, 
there  were  43  scattering,  30  of  the  latter  being  for 
Mr.  Doherty,  the  boating  man. 


Distances  from  Springfield. 


EAST. 


Miles. 

Indian  Orchard, 5 

Collins’  Depot, 9 

Palmer 15 

Brimfield, 20 

Warren, 25 

W.  Brookfield, 29 

S.  Brookfield, 31 

E.  Brookfield, 34 

Spencer, 36 

Charlton, 41 

Rochdale, 45 

Worcester, 56 


Miles. 

Grafton 60 

Westboro, 66 

Southboro, 70 

Hopkinton, 74 

Framingham,, 76 

Natick, 81 

N eedham, 85 

Newton, 89 

Angier’s  Corner,. ...  91 

Brighton, 93 

Boston, 98 

Portland, 216 


NORTH. 


Brightwood, 1£ 

Chicopee, 4 

Willimansett, 7 

Holyoke, 8 

Smith’s  Ferry, 13 

Mount  Tom 15 

Northampton, 17 

Easthampton, 18 

Hatfield, 21 

Whately, 26 

South  Deerfield, 28 

Deerfield, 33 

Greenfield,  36 


Bernardston, 43 

S.  Vernon, 50 

Vernon 55 

Brattleboro, 60 

Bellows  Falls, 84 

White  River  June.,  124 

Hanover, 129 

Wells’  River, 169 

St.  Johnsbury, 203 

Newport, 229 

Montreal, 306 

Quebec, 379 


WEST. 


Mittineaque, 

..24 

Canaan, 

...  69 

Westfield, 

. ..10 

Chatham, 

...  79 

Russell 

Kinderhook,. . . . 

...  86 

Huntington, 

..21 

Schodack, 

....  94 

Chester, 

...28 

Albany, 

Becket, 

..37 

Troy 

Washington,’ 

...40 

Rochester, 

Hinsdale, 

..45 

Buffalo, 

Dalton, 

,..48 

Niagara  Falls,., 

....  408 

Pittsfield, 

Chicago, 

Shaker  Village,. . . . 

..58 

Omaha 

...1415 

Richmond, 

San  Francisco,. , 

State  Line, 

...64 

SOUTH. 

Longmeadow,. .... 

...4 

Stratford, 

76 

Thompsonville,. . . . 

...  9 

Bridgeport 

Enfield,  

Fairfield, 

84 

W arehouse  Point, . 

...12 

Southport, 

86 

Windsor  Locks,. . . 

Westport, 

91 

Windsor, 

Norwalk, 

....  94 

Hartford, 

...26 

Darien, 

97 

Newington, 

..  .31 

Stamford, 

....  102 

New  Britain, 

...35 

Greenwich, 

107 

Berlin 

...37 

Port  Chester,.., 

110 

Meriden, 

...44 

Rye  Station,. . . , 

112 

Wales, 

Mamaroneck,. . 

Wallingford, 

...50 

New  Rochelle,. 

119 

North  Haven, 

...55 

N.  Y.  City  Hall, 

138 

New  Haven, 

Philadelphia, . . 

228 

Milford, 

Washington,  D. 

C.,  .364 

Springfield  in  Detail 


Banks. 

Agawam  National  Bank — New  granite 
block,  237  Main  street,  corner  Lyman 
street — Capital,  §500,000.  President,  Hen- 
ry S.  Hyde ; vice-president,  T.  M.  Brown  ; 
cashier,  Frederick  S.  Bailey ; teller,  Hen- 
ry K.  Simons ; discount  clerk,  Samuel  S. 
Bailey;  book-keeper,  W.  M.  Willard; 
assistant  book-keeper,  Albert  M.  Gleason  ; 
clerk,  John  C.  Griswold;  directors,  Mar- 
vin Chapin,  John  H.  Southworth,  Jared 
Beebe,  T.  M.  Brown,  Arthur  I.  Bemis,  L. 
J.  Powers,  H.  S.  Hyde,  Charles  O.  Chapin, 
Wm.  Whiting. 

Chapin  Loan  and  Trust  Company — 
South  corner  of  Main  and  Lyman  streets 
— Capital,  §500,000.  President,  C.  W. 
Chapin ; vice-president,  William  K.  Baker ; 
cashier,  James  D.  Safford ; teller,  William 
F.  Callender ; discount  clerk,  C.  M.  Shedd ; 
clerk,  Henry  Skinner;  directors,  C.  W. 
Chapin,  W.  K.  Baker,  D.  L.  Harris,  C.  O. 
Russell,  John  B.  Stebbins,  Ethan  S.  Cha- 
pin, J.  M.  Thompson,  H.  S'.  Lee,  J.  A.  Rum- 
rill,  George  C.  Fisk,  B.  F.  Bowles. 

Chicopee  National  Bank  — Corner 
Main  and  Elm  streets — Capital,  $400,000. 
President,  Henry  Fuller,  Jr. ; cashier, 
Thomas  Warner,  Jr. ; teller,  A.  B.  West ; 
book-keeper,  C.  H.  Churchill;  assistant 
book-keeper,  A.  W.  Rice ; clerk,  H.  P. 
Porter;  directors,  Henry  Fuller,  Jr.,  J. 
D.  Brewer,  Horace  Smith,  H.  S.  Lee,  E. 
Dickinson,  G.  L.  Wright,  H.  W.  Hallett. 

First  National  Bank — No.  465  Main 
street,  opposite  Court  Square  — Capital, 
$400,000.  President,  James  Kirkham; 
cashier,  D.  A.  Folsom ; teller,  F.  L.  Saf- 
ford; book-keeper,  William  Wallace;  as- 
sistant book-keeper,  W.  A.  Wilcox;  clerk, 
Charles  P.  Johnson;  directors,  James 
Kirkham,  Henry  Morris,  O.  H.  Greenleaf, 
George  E.  Howard,  J.  H.  Appleton,  E. 
Trask,  W.  H.  Wesson,  John  Olmsted. 


John  Hancock  National  Bank — No. 
288  Main  street,  Fort  block,  corner  Main 
and  Fort  streets — Capital,  $L50, 000.  Pres- 
ident, R.  S.  Moore ; cashier,  Edmund  D. 
Chapin;  teller,  Geo.  K.  Tapley;  book- 
keeper, T.  W.  Schlesinger ; directors,  R. 
S.  Moore,  Elisha  Gunn,  A.  L.  Soule,  Abi- 
jah  W.  Chapin,  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  John 
Kimberly,  James  M.  Thompson. 

Pynchon  National  Bank — No.  486 
Main  street— Capital,  $200,000.  President, 
H.  N.  Case ; cashier,  Charles  Marsh ; tel- 
ler, Wm.  C.  Simons;  book-keeper,  Leon- 
ard Greene ; directors,  H.  N.  Case,  Homer 
Foot,  E.  W.  Bond,  Willis  Phelps,  Benja- 
min K.  Bliss,  N.  W.  Talcott,  R.  M.  Cooley 
James  Abbe. 

Second  National  Bank  (formerly 
Springfield  Bank) — No.  405  Main  street — 
Capital  $300,000.  President,  Henry  Alex- 
ander, Jr. ; cashier,  Lewis  Warriner ; teller, 
W.  P.  Alexander;  book-keeper,  G.  W. 
Hubbard;  assistant  book-keeper,  Freder- 
ick O.  Wells;  clerk,  Harry  P.  Piper;  di- 
rectors, Henry  Alexander,  Jr.,  A.  T.  Fol- 
som, William  Gunn,  Alfred  Rowe,  H.  M. 
Phillips,  Horace  Kibbe,  Gurdon  Bill,  Hins- 
dale Smith,  A.  D.  Briggs. 

Third  National  Bank — Barnes’  Block, 
No.  394  Main  street — Capital,  $500,000. 
President,  Joseph  C.  Parsons ; cashier, 
Frederick  H.  Harris ; assistant  cashier, 
Frederick  Harris ; teller,  E.  W.  Seeger ; 
book-keeper,  W.  J.  Cooper;  clerk,  Ed- 
ward P.  Bagg;  directors,  George  Walker, 
James  H.  Newton,  Edmund  Freeman, 
Clark  W.  Bryan,  H^A.  Gould,  Joseph  Ca- 
rew,  J.  C.  Parsons,  Aaron  Bagg,  James  H. 
Morton. 

Springfield  Clearing  House— Organ- 
ized March  25,  1873.  All  the  banks  of 
Springfield  members.  Officers — President, 
H.  S.  Hyde,  president  of  Agawam  Na- 
ional  Bank;  secretary,  Charles  Marsh, 


60 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


cashier  of  Pynchon  National  Bank ; man- 
ager, T.  Warner,  Jr.,  cashier  of  Chicopee 
National  Bank.  Clearings,  daily,  at  Chico- 
pee National  Bank,  at  11  A.  M. 

Hampden  Savings  Bank — New  granite 
block,  corner  Main  and  Lyman  streets. 
President,  Eliphalet  Trask  ; vice-presi- 
dents, Chester  W.  Chapin,  D.  L.  Harris, 
Franklin  Morgan.  F.  S.  Bailey;  trustees, 
Marvin  Chapin.  Lewis  J.  Powers.  O.  II. 
Greenleaf.  C.  O.  Russell,  H.  S.  Hyde,  W. 
K.  Baker,  John  M.  Stebbins,  T M Brown, 
R.  F.  Hawkins,  J.  A.  Rumrill,  Arthur  I. 
Bemis,  William  Melcher;  secretary  and 
treasurer,  P.  S.  Bailey ; clerk.  Ralph  Ivirk- 
ham.  Deposits,  $1,500,000.  Business  hours 
from  9 A.  M.  to  4 P.  M.  Interest  com- 
mences on  deposits  the  fifteenth  day  of 
each  month.  Deposits  draw  interest  at 
the  rate  of  six  per  cent,  per  annum. 

Springfield  Five  Cents  Savings 
Bank — Hampden  House  Block,  No  10 
Court  street.  President.  John  C.  Pynchon ; 
vice-presidents,  Willis  Phelps,  Aaron 
Bagg,  A.  W.  Chapin ; trustees,  Ephraim 
W.  Bond,  H.  Fuller,  T.  Warner,  Jr.,  Wil- 
liam Rice,  Charles  Marsh,  Wm.  H.  Smith, 
Wm.  L.  Smith,  James  E.  Russell;  secre- 
tary, E.  W.  Bond ; treasurer,  D.  J.  Marsh  ; 
book-keeper,  C.  H.  Booth.  Deposits, 
$1,100,000.  Business  hours,  from  9 A.  M. 
to  1P.M.,  and  from  2 to  3P.  M.  Depos- 
its received  from  Five  Cents  to  One  Thou- 
sand dollars. 

Springfield  Institution  for  Savings 
— New  building,  corner  of  Main  and  State 
streets.  Incorporated  1827.  President. 
James  M.  Thompson  ; vice-president,  John 
B.  Stebbins;  board  of  managers,  James 
M.  Thompson,  J.  B.  Stebbins,  William 
Gunn,  Henry  Morris.  George  Dwight. 
Charles  Marsh  and  Henry  S.  Lee;  audi- 
tors, Homer  Foot,  Edmund  Freeman  and  J. 
D.  Brewer;  secretary,  William  S.  Shurt- 
leff ; treasurer,  Henry  S.  Lee ; receiving 
teller,  W.  H.  Hawkes  ; paying  teller,  Henry 
H.  Bowman ; book-keeper,  Wm.  F.  Ferry ; 
clerks,  J.  K.  Dexter,  Winfred  N.  Caldwell. 
Deposits,  $5,200,000.  Business  hours, 
from  9 A.  M.  to  4 P.  M.  Receives  depos- 
its [and  pays  interest  on  all  sums  from 
One  to  One  Thousand  Dollars.  Deposits 
commence  interest  the  first  day  of  each 
month. 


Insurance  Companies. 

Mutual  Fire  Assurance  Compant — 
Incorporated  1827.  Cash  assets,  January, 
1872,  $85,000.  President.  W.  C.  Sturte- 
vant;  secretary,  L.  A.  Tifft;  directors,  W. 
C.  Sturtevant,  Henry  Fuller,  Henry  S. 
Lee,  Elijah  Blake,  Eliphalet  Trask,  Henry 
Morris,  Charles  L.  Shaw,  Alfred  Rowe, 
James  Kirkham.  Office  over  Chicopee 
National  Bank. 

Springfield  Fire  and  Marine  Insur- 
ance Co. — Incorporated  1849 — Cash  cap- 
ital, $500,000.  President,  Edmund  Free- 
man; vice-president,  Dwight  R.  Smith; 
secretary,  Sanford  J.  Hall ; treasurer,  An- 
drew J.  Wright;  clerks,  W.  F.  Adams, 
Geo.  R.  Harrington,  Henry  M.  Gates, 
Loyal  L.  Rogers ; directors,  Edmund 
Freeman,  Chester  W.  Chapin,  Daniel  L. 
Harris,  Marvin  Chapin,  George  S.  C. 
Southworth,  William  Birnie  ; James  Brew- 
er, George  Walker,  Lombard  Dale,  A.  D. 
Briggs,  Henry  E.  Russell,  C.  L.  Coveil, 
Geo.  A.  Hull,  F.  H.  Harris,  Dwight  R. 
Smith.  Office  Fort  block.  292  Main  street. 

Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  Insur- 
ance Company — Incorporated  1851 — As- 
sets, exceeding  $4,500,000.  President,  E. 
W.  Bond;  vice-president,  Charles  McLean 
Knox;  secretary,  Avery  J.  Smith;  actua- 
ry, Oscar  B.  Ireland;  medical  examiner, 
David  P.  Smith,  M.  D. ; assistant  medical 
examiner,  Charles  P.  Kemp,  M.  D. ; clerks, 
E.  D.  Capron,  C.  T.  Merrill,  John  A. 
Schlesinger,  N.  A.  Winans,  H.  H.  Leon- 
ard, Charles  T.  Safford,  W.  C.  Robinson, 
C.  H.  Lang.  George  P.  Hammett,  Thomas 
T.  Davee,  George  W.  Bates,  E.  S.  Whit- 
temore,  George  D.  Lang;  directors,  Eph- 
raim W.  Bond,  Henry  Fuller,  Jr.,  Edmund 
Freeman,  W.  C.  Sturtevant,  Samuel 
Bowles,  James  Kirkham,  Joseph  Stone, 
Clark  W.  Bryan,  David  P.  Smith,  M.  D., 
Homer  Foot,  Charles  McLean  Knox, 
Springfield ; Otis  Childs,  Newton ; J.  Ar- 
thur Burr,  New  York ; A.  I.  Benyon,  Wil- 
liam B.  Sears,  Boston ; William  Bross, 
Chicago,  111. ; J.  L.  Erringer,  Benj.  B. 
Comegys.  Philadelphia,  Pa. ; John  W. 
Newton,  St.  Albans,  Yt. ; John  S.  Kidder, 
C.  W.  Stanley,  Manchester,  N.  H. ; James 
M.  Churchill,  Charles  P.  Kimball,  Port- 
land, Me. ; George  C.  Kimball,  Flint, 
Mich.;  Robert  L Johnson,  Albany.  N.  Y. : 


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Merritt  Burt,  Cleveland,  O. ; Henry  W . 
Ellicott,  Baltimore,  Md.;  R.  P.  Elmore, 
Milwaukee,  Wis. ; L.  W.  Hall,  Syracuse, 
N.  Y..  Office  in  Company’s  new  building, 
413  Main  street. 

Hampden  Board  op  Underwriters — 
Organized  May,  1872.  Officers — Presi- 
dent, J.  C.  Pynchon;  secretary,  J.  M.  Por- 
ter. There  are  25  members,  and  meetings 
are  held  monthly  in  Powers’  block. 

Churches. 

Location  — Pastors  — Time  of  Meetings — 
Membership— Historical  Facts. 

First  Congregational  CHURCH-Court 
square,  between  Elm  and  Court  streets. 
Founded  1637.  Rev.  E.  A.  Reed,  pastor  ; 
settled  June,  1871 ; salary,  $4,000.  Dea- 
cons, Benjamin  Eldridge,  (retired,)  John 
R.  Hixon,  Roderick  Burt,  Elbridge  Brig- 
ham, Charles  H.  Smith,  Samuel  R.  Newell, 
Henry  Morris.  Superintendents  of  Bible 
service,  Samuel  R.  Newell,  E.  C.  Rogers, 
W.  F.  Adams. 

Meetings — Sunday,  at  1034  A.  M.,  (with 
preaching,)  234  P-  M.,  (Bible  service  and 
Sunday  school,)  7 P.  M.,  (prayer,)  Monday 
night,  young  people’s  prayer  meeting,  734 
P.  M. ; Wednesday,  female  prayer  meeting, 
3 P.  M.  ; Thursday  night  at  734  P.  M., 
regular  church  prayer  meeting  at  the  chapel, 
followed  by  teachers’  meeting;  also  a prayer 
meeting  at  Central  street  school  - house, 
Thursday  evening  at  734  E.  M.  Neighbor- 
hood prayer  meetings  are  held  in  Wards 
One  and  Three,  Wednesday  evenings.  In 
summer,  the  meetings  begin  half  an  hour 
later  on  Sunday,  and  a quarter  of  an  hour 
on  week-day  evenings. 

This  is  our  oldest  church,  and  but  one 
year  younger  than  Springfield.  It  is  the 
second  in  size  in  the  State  of  its  denomina- 
tion, and  has  had  few  pastors,  those  preceding 
the  last  one  having  averaged  a term  of 
thirty-six  years  each.  The  former  pastors 
were:  Rev.  George  Moxon  (1637-1652). 
Rev.  Peletiah  Grover  (1661-1692),  Rev. 
Daniel  Brewer  (1693-1733),  Rev.  Robert 
Breck  (1736-1794),  Rev.  Bezaleel  Howard, 
D.  D.  (1785-1809),  Rev.  Samuel  Osgood, 
D.  D.  (1809-1862),  Rev.  Henry  M.  Parsons 
(1854-1870) 

The  number  of  members  is  628,  of  whom 
perhaps  60  are  non-resident,  and  there  are 


twenty-five  over  eighty  years  of  age.  The 
average  attendance  at  Sunday  morning 
service  is  nearly  650 ; benevolent  contribu- 
tions the  past  year,  about  $4,500,  of  which 
amount  $613  was  from  the  Sunday  school ; 
raised  for  church  purposes,  $7,629,  besides 
paying  a debt  of  $6,138.  The  Sunday 
school  numbers  550,  with  an  average  at- 
tendance of  350 ; contributions  from  its 
members  the  past  year,  $640.  None  of  this 
sum  was  used  for  expenses,  but  a Sunday 
school  missionary  in  California  received 
$500 ; $100  was  given  to  aid  a student  in 
obtaining  an  education,  and  poor  children 
at  home  were  clothed  and  cared  for,  as  is 
also  done  by  the  other  churches. 

The  young  people’s  society  was  organized 
in  1871,  and  meets  in  the  chapel  as  appoint- 
ed, and  there  are  debates,  charades,  reci- 
tations, and  readings  from  select  authors, 
and  plenty  of  music,  with  a full  attendance. 
President,  H.  W Shillingford ; vice-presi- 
dent, J.  L.  Johnson;  secretary,  W.  B. 
Parker;  treasurer,  Miss  E.  R.  Filley. 
There  are  160  members. 

A new  feature  is  noticeable  in  regard  to 
all  the  larger  churches  of  the  city.  People 
realize  somewhat,  that  while  their  busy 
pastor  visits  at  once  the  sick  whenever  in- 
formed of  such  and  in  other  cases  of  need, 
he  can  not  call  on  everybody  who  may  ex- 
pect him.  Yet,  that  he  may  know  of  the 
welfare  of  all  in  his  charge,  and  that  new- 
comers especially  may  have  kindly  wel- 
come and  help,  the  parish  is  divided  into 
districts,  (for  the  First  Congregational 
church  there  are  thirty),  and  ladies  ap- 
pointed for  each,  who  visit  quarterly  or 
oftener  every  family  in  the  congregation. 

Parish  Committee — N.  C.  Newell,  J.  R. 
Hixon,  W.  H.  Wilkinson ; Sexton,  Oliver 
H.  Perry.  For  seats,  apply  to  A.  W. 
Chapin. 

Olivet  Congregational  Church — 
State  street,  opposite  Armory  grounds. 
Founded  in  1833.  Rev.  L.  H.  Cone,  pastor; 
settled  in  1867 ; salary,  $2,500 ; residence, 
82  Walnut  street.  Deacons,  William  A. 
Spooner,  B.  F.  Quinby,  George  Dillingham  ; 
Sunday  school  superintendent,  B.  F.  Quin- 
by ; assistant  superintendents,  F.  W.  An- 
derson and  A.  B.  Forbes.  Clerk,  Geo  B. 
Kilbon. 

Meetings — Sabbath,  10£  A.  M.,  (Bible 
service  and  Sunday  school;)  234  E.  M., 


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(preaching  ;)  7 P.  M.  in  winter,  734  P-  M’.  in 
summer,  (prayer.)  Thursday  night,  church 
prayer-meeting,  at  734  P*  M.  in  winter,  and 
7%  P*  M.  in  summer. 

This  church  is  the  second  in  age  of  its  de- 
nomination in  the  city.  Of  the  nineteen 
original  members,  but  five  are  living,  and 
three  still  connected  with  it.  The  member- 
ship is  265,  of  whom  241  reside  in  Spring- 
field  ; benevolent  contributions  the  past 
year,  about  $1,000. 

Rev.  Chas.  W.  Kilbon,  one  jof  the  boys  of 
Olivet,  has  just  gone  as  missionary  to  Africa 
to  join  the  Zulu  Mission. 

The  Sabbath  forenoon  is  given  to  the 
Bible  service,  (Sunday  school,)  in  which  the 
pastor  takes  an  active  part.  This  is  well 
attended,  especially  by  the  young,  number- 
ing 355,  and  averaging  205 ; and  many  of 
the  older  people,  who  are  necessarily  kept 
at  home  in  the  morning,  are  accommodated 
by  the  afternoon  preaching.  The  average 
congregation  is  400. 

Parish  Committee  — Charles  Barrows, 
Dwight  R.  Smith,  S.  W.  Porter,  Geo.  S. 
Savage,  Horace  Martin.  Clerk,  Jas.  M. 
Wheeler.  Sexton,  Charles  A.  Eord. 

South  Congregational  Church— Bliss 
street,  near  Main.  Founded  in  1843.  Rev. 
S.  G.  Buckingham,  D.  D.,  pastor ; settled, 
June,  1847 ; salary,  $3,000.  Residence, 
30  Howard  street.  Deacons,  Erastus  Hayes, 
A.  F.  Cowles,  O.  W.  Wilcox,  E.  H.  Patch. 
Sunday  school  superintendent,  Rollin  H. 
Loomis. 

Meetings — Sunday,  at  10^4  A*  M.,  with 
preaching  ; 3 P.  M.,  Sunday  school ; 7 P.  M. 
in  winter,  734  P*  M.  in  summer,  mission- 
ary concert  first  Sunday  of  the  month, 
Sunday  school  concert  every  second  Sun- 
day of  the  month,  and  prayer-meeting  on 
other  Sunday  evenings.  Thursday  night, 
church  prayer-meeting,  at  734  P-  M.  in 
winter,  7%  P-  M.  in  summer.  This  church 
had  but  one  pastor  before  the  present  one, 
Rev.  Noah  Porter,  who  was  dismissed  in 
1847  to  accept  a professorship  in  Yale  col- 
lege, of  which  he  is  now  President.  The 
membership  is  393 ; average  attendance  on 
the  Sabbath,  300.  The  Sunday  school  and 
mission  schools  number  499,  with  an  aver- 
age attendance  of  388. 

The  mission  Sunday  school,  gathered  by 
members  of  this  church,  near  corner  of  Union 


street  and  Eastern  avenue,  occupies  the  new 
Hope  Chapel  there,  and  meets  on  Sunday  at 
1 P.  M.  The  membership  is  259,  with  an  av- 
erage attendance  of  185,  none  being  received 
who  also  attend  Sunday  school  elsewhere, 
for  want  of  room.  There  is  a library  of  800 
volumes,  and  papers  are  supplied  every 
week.  H.  S.  Lee  is  superintendent ; E.  P. 
Chapin,  assistant  superintendent ; H.  W. 
Haskell,  secretary;  Frank  Homer  and  Frank 
Hodges,  librarians.  Regular  preaching  is 
sustained  here  on  the  Sabbath  at  1034  A* 
M.  and  6 P.  M.,  and  well  attended.  The 
second  Sunday  evening  of  the  month  is 
usually  given  to  the  Sunday  school  concert. 
Prayer  meeting  Wednesday  evenings  at  734 
P.  M.,  at  Hope  Chapel. 

Long  Hill  Sunday  school  meets  in  Faith 
Chapel,  corner  Fort  and  Pleasant  avenues, 
at  2 P.  M.,  Sunday.  It  has  100  members. 
S.  D.  Burbank,  its  superintendent,  and 
most  of  the  teachers,  are  from  the  South 
Church ; and  chiefly  by  contributions  from 
members  of  the  church,  a handsome  chapel 
has  been  completed  for  this  Sunday  school 
near  Long  Hill,  on  the  corner  of  Fort  Pleas- 
ant avenue  and  the  road  to  the  “ X.” 

A new  house  of  worship  is  being  erected 
for  the  South  Church,  on  the  north  corner 
of  Maple  and  High  streets,  costing  with  the 
land  over  $100,000.  It  is  described  on  a 
preceding  page. 

Parish  Committee — Daniel  L.  Harris,  W. 
L.  Wilcox,  Gurdon  Bill.  Treasurer,  James 
Kirkham.  Clerk,  L.  A.  Tifft.  Sexton, 
George  Ferre.  Apply  for  seats  to  sexton. 

North  Congregational  Church — Sa- 
lem street,  opposite  Elliott  street.  Founded 
in  1846.  Rev.  Richard  G.  Greene,  pastor  ; 
settled  in  1866 ; salary,  $3,500 ; residence, 
276  Union  street.  Deacons,  Ephraim  G. 
Norton,  Oliver  D.  Morse,  John  W.  Hawkes, 
L.  Sterns  Stowe.  Sunday  school  superin- 
tendent, Horace  S.  Brooks. 

Meetings — Sunday,  1034  A*  M.,  7 P.  M., 
from  October  to  March  inclusive,  and  734 
P.  M.  from  April  to  September  inclusive — 
with  preaching.  Church  prayer-meeting 
Thursday  night  at  734  P-  M.  from  Octo- 
ber 1 to  April  1,  and  at  7%  P-  M.  from 
April  1 to  October  1.  Sunday  school  at 
11.45,  at  close  of  morning  service;  Sunday 
school  teachers’  class  at  close  of  Thursday 
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service  is  at  3.30  P.  M.  on  the  first  Sundays 
of  May,  July  and  September ; and  at  3 P.  M. 
on  the  first  Sundays  of  November,  January, 
and  March. 

* This  church  was  organized  in  1846  with 
22  members,  and  held  meetings  at  first  in 
Frost’s  Hall,  on  Sanford  street.  The  pas- 
tors preceding  the  present  were  : Rev.  Ray- 
mond H.  Seeley,  D.  D.,  1849;  dismissed, 
1853,  to  take  charge  of  the  American  Chapel 
at  Paris,  France ; Rev.  James  Drummond, 
1858,  removed  by  death,  1861 ; Rev.  L. 
Clarke  Seelye,  1863,  dismissed  to  accept  a 
professorship  in  Amherst  College, 1865.  A 
colony  of  fifty-five  members  from  this  church, 
was  organized  into  the  Memorial  Church, 
October  27,  1865. 

The  membership  of  the  North  Church, 
May  1,  1873,  was  349,  of  which  65  were  ab- 
sent or  non-resident;  and  about  50  mem- 
bers of  other  churches  are  regular  communi- 
cants here.  The  number  of  separate  families 
represented  in  the  parish  is  200 ; parish- 
ioners, regular  or  irregular  in  attendance, 
about  800 ; usual  congregation,  about  400. 
The  Sunday  school  numbers  232.  The 
annual  expenditure  is  not  far  from  $5,500. 

A new  house  of  worship  is  nearly  com- 
pleted on  Salem  street,  and  is  described  un- 
der head  of  “ New  Buildings,”  on  a pre- 
ceding page.  It  will  be  dedicated  early  in 
September,  probably  on  the  first  Sabbath. 

The  young  people’s  society,  organized 
in  1871,  meet  the  first  Wednesday  evening 
in  every  month,  and  have  sociables,  literary 
exercises,  and  other  entertainments.  Presi- 
dent, C.  H.  Sterns ; vice  presidents,  Ella  C. 
Simonds,  E.  H.  Smith ; secretary  and 
treasurer,  W.  D.  Davis.  There  are  over 
63  members. 

The  mission  Sunday  school  on  York 
street  has  its  superintendent,  James  M. 
Cowan,  from  the  North  Church,  and  some 
of  its  teachers,  with  others  from  the  First 

• and  the  State  street  Baptist.  It  meets  at 
234  P-  M.,  Sunday,  and  numbers  55. 

Parish  Committee — Ephraim  G.  Norton, 
L.  Sterns  Stowe,  Francis  Miller,  Charles  P. 
Alden,  J.  Fellows  Tapley ; Sexton,  P.  W. 
Alden. 

Sanford  Street  Congregational 
Church  (colored) — Sanford  street.  Found- 
ed in  1849.  Pulpit  vacant.  Preaching 
every  Sabbath  by  Rev.  J.  D.  Beugless,  at  2 


and  7%  P.  M.  The  deacons  are  John  II. 
Thompson  and  C.  A.  Purvis,  and  the  Sun- 
day (school  superintendent  is  E.  F.  Clark. 
There  are  51  church  members;  average 
congregation  over  100.  The  Sunday  school 
numbers  70  scholars  and  9 teachers  ; aver- 
age attendance  50.  It  meets  at  1 P.  M. 
There  is  also  a prayer  meeting  Thursday 
evening;  ladies’  prayer  meeting  Tuesday 
evening,  7%  P.  M. 

This  church  was  originally  Methodist, 
and  the  pastors,  while  it  was  connected 
with  that  denomination,  were  Revs.  Leon- 
ard Collins,  John  N.  Mars,  George  Spi- 
wood,  Daniel  Yandever,  John  A.  Williams, 
Samuel  Gray,  Robert  R.  Morris,  William 
Butler  and  James  A.  Jones.  In  1864,  the 
church  reorganized  as  Congregational,  and 
Revs.  W.  W.  Mallory  and  Samuel  Harrison 
have  been  the  subsequent  pastors. 

The  Union  Aid  Society  was  organized 
March  7,  1870,  by  the  young  people  of  the 
Sanford  Street  Church,  to  help  its  financial 
affairs,  by  giving  public  entertainments. 
It  meets  in  the  lecture-room  of  the  church 
the  second  and  fourth  Monday  evenings  of 
every  month,  and  has  literary  exercises  and 
music.  President,  Joseph  Raymond;  vice- 
president,  Miss  Fannie  Tatter;  secretary, 
Henrietta  Purvis ; treasurer,  John  H. 
Thompson.  There  are  40  members. 

Congregational  Church  at  Indian 
Orchard — Pastorate  vacant.  There  is  reg- 
ular preaching  on  the  Sabbath,  but  no  min- 
ister is  permanently  engaged  as  yet.  Dea- 
con, Jacob  S.  Eaton.  Sunday  school  su- 
perintendent, Andrew  J.  Woodman. 

Meetings — Sunday,  10%  A.  M.  and  2 P. 
M.,  with  preaching ; Sunday  school  at  12 
M.  Prayer  meeting  Thursday  evening,  as 
appointed. 

The  church  membership  is  44,  of  whom 
13  are  non-resident.  There  is  a good  con- 
gregation, and  the  Sunday  school  numbers 
70,  with  an  average  attendance  of  55.  The 
house  of  worship  is  pleasantly  situated  upon 
a hill  overlooking  the  village,  and  back  of 
it  and  on  either  side  is  a fine  grove,  where 
out-door  services  have  been  held  in  sum- 
mer. 

Memorial  Church,  Union  Evangeli- 
cal— Round  Hill,  Junction  of  Main,  North 
Main,  Bradford  and  Plainfield  streets.  Or- 
ganized October  29,  1865.  Rev.  W.  T. 


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Eustis,  pastor;  settled  June  2,  1869;  salary, 
$4,000;  residence  north  side  of  Round  Hill. 
Deacons,  J.  D.  Stratton,  Joshua  Grant,  D.  J. 
Bartlett,  A.  F.  Niles.  Sunday  school  su- 
perintendent, D.  0.  Adams. 

Meetings — Sabbath,  10%  A.  M.  and  3 P. 
M.  in  winter,  and  in  summer  the  second  ser- 
vice is  at  6 P.  M.;  every  second  Sunday  in 
the  month  the  second  service  is  one  of  praise. 
Seats  free  at  afternoon  service  on  the  Sab- 
bath. Sabbath-school  at  11  % A.  M.  Prayer 
meetings,  Sunday  and  Thursday  evenings, 
in  the  chapel ; young  people’s  meeting,  every 
alternate  Wednesday  evening.  The  lesson 
of  the  Sunday  school  is  usually  the  subject 
of  lecture  Thursday  evening. 

North  of  the  Boston  and  Albany  railroad, 
there  was  a large  population,  but  no  house 
of  worship,  nor  regular  preaching,  when  this 
church  was  formed.  It  has  done  a mission- 
ary work  here.  Many  of  its  members  were 
from  the  North  Church ; some  came  also 
from  other  religious  societies.  The  help  of 
the  children  was  assured  when  Scatter-good 
Sunday  school  came  in.  The  latter  had 
been  started  in  1861  by  a Methodist  lady, 
and  largely  sustained  by  the  Pynchon  Street 
Church. 

The  membership  is  over  200,  nearly  30 
having  been  received  the  past  year ; the  av- 
erage congregation,  600;  and  the  Sabbath- 
school  numbers  about  450,  with  an  average 
attendance  of  320.  The  whole  district  north 
of  the  railroad  is  visited  twice  a year  by  the 
Sunday  school  teachers,  and  all  children  not 
connected  with  any  other  Sunday  school  in- 
vited to  attend.  The  contributions  of  the 
Sunday  school  average  about  $4  a session. 
In  March,  1873,  $29,000  was  raised  to  clear 
the  church  of  debt.  The  ladies  here  have 
taken  hold  of  the  work  of  the  Woman’s  Mis- 
sionary Association  with  great  enthusiasm, 
and  raised  for  it  over  $450  dollars. 

Memorial  Young  People’s  Society  hold 
meetings  every  two  weeks,  from  October  till 
July,  alternating  literary  and  social  enter- 
tainments. President,  Harlan  P.  Stone; 
vice-president,  Henry  M.  Tucker;  treasu- 
rer, William  H.  Miller;  secretary,  Mary  M. 
Bartlett. 

The  house  of  worship  was  built  of  Monson 
granite,  in  the  gothic  style,  costing  about 
$120,000. 

Parish  Committee — Geo.  M.  Atwater,  C. 
L.  Covell,  J.  C.  McIntosh,  John  Olmstead, 


Ethan  S.  Chapin.  Clerk,  Frank  King,  of 
whom  seats  may  be  obtained.  Sexton,  Ed- 
ward Cooley. 

Church  of  the  Unity,  Unitarian — 
East  State  street,  above  Maple.  Found- 
ed in  1819.  Pastor,  Rev.  A.  D.  Mayo,  for- 
merly of  Cincinnati;  salary  $3,600;  pastor 
boards  at  Haynes’  Hotel,  and  has  his  study 
at  8%  Foot’s  block.  Sunday  school  super- 
intendent, F.  S.  Bailey. 

Meetings — Sunday,  at  10%  A.  M.  and  7% 
P.  M. ; Sunday  school  immediately  after 
morning  service.  Religious  meeting,  Thurs- 
day evening,  at  7%  P.  M.  An  efficient  be- 
nevolent organization  is  connected  with  the 
church,  which  holds  fortnightly  afternoon 
meetings  for  charitable  work,  with  evening 
social  receptions  during  the  winter  months. 

This  church  was  formed  of  a number  of 
members  who  left  the  First  Church  because 
they  held  more  liberal  views  than  the  pastor. 
They  were  incorporated  as  the  “ Third  Con- 
gregational Society  of  Springfield.”  Jona- 
than Dwight,  one  of  their  number,  gave  to 
the  society  a meeting-house,  built  at  his  own 
expense,  and  of  such  dimensions  and  ele- 
gance as  they  directed.  Other  members 
subscribed  $16,000  as  a permanent  fund  for 
the  support  of  preaching.  The  pastors  have 
been  Rev.  William  B.  O.  Peabody,  Rev. 
George  F.  Simmons,  Rev.  Francis  Tiffany 
and  Rev.  Charles  A.  Humphreys. 

The  society  is  represented  by  225  families 
and  over  700  parishioners.  The  church 
membership  is  about  100 ; average  congre- 
gation, 400.  The  Sunday  school  has  130 
pupils. 

The  present  house  of  worship  was  com- 
pleted and  dedicated  early  in  1869  and 
cost  $150,000.  It  is  of  the  Italian- Grecian 
style  of  architecture,  and  built  of  brown 
stone  from  the  Longmeadow  quarries.  The 
audience  room  is  85  feet  long  and  54  feet 
wide,  with  walls  30  feet  high  on  the  inside ; 
back  of  this  is  the  chapel  or  Sunday  school 
room,  55  feet  long  and  21  feet  wide.  A 
tower  rises  from  the  northwest  corner,  ter- 
minating in  a spire,  whose  point  is  144  feet 
from  the  ground  and  all  of  stone.  For  situa- 
tion, style  of  finish  and  general  appearance, 
this  church  edifice  ranks  among  the  finest 
in  the  country.  It  stands  back  from  the 
street,  and  the  well-kept  lawn  in  front  is 
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healthful  direction  to  the  good  taste  exhib- 
ited in  the  laying  out  of  private  grounds 
in  many  places.  Rarely  do  we  find  now  a 
house  or  public  building  so  thickly  sur- 
rounded with  shade  trees  as  to  be  con- 
stantly damp,  as  was  too  often  the  case 
formerly. 

Parish  Committee — James  M.  Thompson. 
George  Dwight,  John  R.  Smith,  A.  D. 
Briggs,  George  Dwight,  Jr.  Clerk,  James 
A.  Rumrill.  Treasurer,  George  E.  Frink. 
Sexton,  William  A.  Norris. 

Christ  Church,  Episcopal — State  st., 
near  junction  of  Chestnut  and  Maple  streets, 
Founded  in  1838.  Alexander  Burgess,  D. 
D.,  rector  from  November  28,  1809  ; salary, 
$3,000  and  use  of  rectory,  at  174  State 
street.  The  office  of  assistant  priest  was 
filled  to  May  5th  by  Rev.  William  Henry 
Capers.  Wardens,  J.  B.  Stebbins  and 
James  D.  Brewer;  vestrymen,  George  W. 
Winchester,  E.  S.  Allin,  Francis  Norton,  R. 
G.  Shumway,  James  D.  Safford,  Clark  W. 
Bryan,  and  T.  W.  Baldwin;  clerk,  J.  H. 
Morton  ; treasurer,  Francis  Norton. 

Services^-Sunday,  10  1-2  A.  M.,  7 1-2  P. 
M.  The  four  mission  Sunday-schools  as- 
semble at  the  church  with  the  home  school, 
for  a children’s  service,  at  Christmas,  Eas- 
ter, and  October  1st.  Services  are  held  in 
the  chapel,  Wednesday  at  10  A.  M.,  Friday 
at  10  A.  M.,  and  at  7 L2  P.  M.  in  winter, 
7 3-4  P.  M.  in  summer.  During  Lent  and 
at  some  other  periods  of  the  year,  services 
are  held  twice  each  day.  Pews  are  had  by 
application  to  the  rector  or  treasurer. 

Meetings  held  in  the  chapel  at  the  United 
States  Armory,  and  afterwards  at  the  Town 
Hall,  resulted  in  the  organization  of  this 
church.  The  rectors,  prior  to  the  settle- 
ment of  Dr.  Burgess,  were : Rev.  Henry 
W.  Lee,  now  Bishop  of  Iowa;  Rev.  Henry 
W.  Adams ; Rev.  Abram  N Littlejohn,  now 
Bishop  of  Long  Island;  Rev.  William  S. 
Child ; Rev.  George  H.  McKnight. 

There  are  about  3602-comm unicants,  and 
220  families  in  the  parish.  Five  Sunday- 
schools  are  sustained ; one  at  the  church, 
with  270  members,  Horatio  W.  Southworth, 
superintendent,  and  Bible  classes ; St.  James 
mission  Sunday-school,  meeting  at  Oak 
street  school-house,  John  Thonger,  superin- 
tendent; St.  Peters,  meeting  at  Central 
street  school-house,  J.  Louis  Stebbins,  super- 
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intendent ; St.  Johns,  meeting  at  Auburn 
street  school-house,  J.  E.  Shipman,  superin- 
tendent ; and  one  at  the  Chapel  of  the  Good 
Shepherd,  West  Springfield,  Charles  Ely, 
superintendent.  The  mission  Sunday- 
schools  number  200  members.  The  sum 
raised  for  church  purposes  the  past  year, 
was  $8,000,  and  $3,000  charitable  offerings 
Much  of  the  charitable  work  is  in  the  hands 
of  the  Guild,  an  organization  of  considerable 
effectiveness,  comprising  about  a hundred 
members.  The  poor  and  sick  are  cared  for 
by  committees,  and  efforts  are  made  that  no 
suffering,  which  admits  of  relief,  shall  be 
neglected.  A physician  is  employed,  and 
medicines  furnished  without  charge  to  the 
poor. 

A new  stone  church,  to  accommodate 
nine  hundred  persons,  is  contemplated,  and 
is  still  delayed,  but  a subscription  for  its 
erection  at  a cost  of  $60,000,  is  in  progress, 
with  $50,000  subscribed. 

First  Baptist  Church — Corner  of  Main 
street  and  Harrison  avenue.  Founded  in 
1811.  George  E.  Merrill,  pastor;  installed 
October  3, 1872 ; residence,  587  Main  street ; 
salary,  $2,500.  Deacons,  Harvey  Foster, 
John  E.  Taylor,  Isaac  E.  Williams,  H.  C. 
Martin,  George  A.  Lawrence.  Sunday 
school  superintendent,  Frank  M.  Tink- 
ham. 

Meetings — Sunday,  10 3^  A.  M.  and  7 P. 
M.  Sunday  School  immediately  after  the 
morning  service.  Monday  evening,  young 
people’s  meeting,  and  Thursday  evening, 
prayer-meeting.  The  two  last  at  7^  F.  M. 
in  winter,  and  7%  P.  M.  in  summer. 

This  church  was  organized  with  19  mem- 
bers, at  the  Water  Shops,  and  struggled  for 
years,  in  poverty  and  feebleness,  without 
pastor  or  house  of  worship.  Its  first  church 
edifice,  built  in  1821,  was  near  the  Water 
Shops ; the  second,  built  ten  years  later, 
was  at  the  corner  of  Maple  and  Mulberry 
streets.  The  present  house  was  completed 
in  1847.  The  church  has  since  greatly 
prospered,  and  a colony  of  143  members 
was  dismissed  from  it  in  1864  to  form  the 
State  Street  Baptist  church. 

The  membership  of  the  First  Baptist 
church  is  465.  Since  October,  1872,  there 
have  been  26  added  to  the  membership  ; 12 
by  baptism.  During  the  past  year  the  con- 
tributions amounted  to  $9,014,  of  which 


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$2,934  were  for  benevolent  purposes.  The 
Sunday  school  numbers  about  275.  The 
mission  Sunday  school  in  Carlisle  district 
(S.  F.  Merritt,  superintendent)  has  30  pupils 
and  teachers  from  this  church ; and  the 
Sunday  school  in  Emery  street  school-house 
(Henry  H.  Bowman,  superintendent)  num- 
bering over  70,  meets  at  4 P.  M.,  and  is 
supplied  with  library  and  papers.  For  the  ac- 
commodation of  the  latter  school,  the  erec- 
tion of  a chapel,  on  the  north  side  of  Carew 
street,  is  contemplated. 

State  Street  Baptist  Church— State 
street,  opposite  Dwight  street.  Organized 
in  1864.  Rev.  A.  K.  Potter,  pastor;  in- 
stalled January,  1865;  salary  $3,000;  resi- 
dence, 28  School  street,  near  Mulberry. 
Deacons,  Nathan  G.  Corning,  John  H.  Law- 
ton,  Alpheus  Hawkes,  Jonas  H.  Hastings, 
D.  M.  Chapin,  Andrew  Titus.  E.  F.  Fos- 
ter, clerk  and  treasurer.  Sunday-school 
superintendent,  F.  J.  Parker. 

Meetings — Sabbath,  10j^  A.  M.,  with 
preaching;  7 P.  M.  prayer  meeting;  Sun- 
day-school immediately  after  morning  ser- 
vice. Monday  night,  young  people’s  prayer 
meeting;  Thursday  night,  church  prayer 
meeting.  There  is  also  a prayer  meeting 
on  Tuesday  night  at  Central  street  ward 
room.  The  hour  for  week  day  meetings  is 
73^  P.  M.  in  winter,  and  7%  P.  M.  in  sum- 
mer. 

Sunday-school  mission  in  the  new  Home 
Chapel,  in  West  Springfield,  just  beyond 
the  dry  bridge.  Preaching  here  on  Sunday 
at  2 P.  M.,  Sunday  school  at  3 P.  M.,  and 
prayer  meeting  at  7 P.  M.;  also  prayer  meet- 
ing Wednesday  evening  at  7 % P.  M. 

This  church  was  formed  of  a colony  from 
the  First  Baptist.  In  the  beginning,  its 
motto  was  “ work,”  and  it  made  the  Sunday- 
school  a prominent  feature.  It  has  had  a 
marvelous  growth.  The  church  membership 
is  592;  average  congregation,  700;  number 
in  the  Sunday-school,  over  700 ; average  at- 
tendance, about  500 ; total  raised  for  church 
and  benevolent  purposes  the  past  year,  over 
$14,000. 

Special  features  are  the  large  classes  of 
young  and  middle  aged  men,  the  frequent 
social  gatherings,  and  the  very  successful 
entertainments  which  are  regularly  provided. 

Pilgrim  Baptist  Church— Institute 
Hall,  north-east  corner  Main  and  State 


streets.  Organized  October,  1872.  Rev. 
Spencer  Harris,  pastor ; installed  February 
24,1873;  salary  not  yet  determined ; resi- 
dence, 436  State  street.  Deacons,  William 
Clark,  James  Branch,  William  Hughs. 

Meetings — Sunday,  prayer  meeting  at 
10)^  A.  M.  ; preaching  at  3 and  73^  P.  M. ; 
Sunday-school  meets  at  2 P.  M.,  and  is  con- 
ducted by  the  pastor ; Constant  Hopkins, 
assistant  superintendent ; 150  scholars  and 
teachers.  Prayer  meeting  Thursday  eyen- 
ings,  at  Institute  Hall,  7%  P.  M.;  neigh- 
borhood prayer  meeting  Tuesday  evenings, 
as  appointed. 

Standing  committee,  Albert  Parker,  Ed- 
ward Lewis,  James  Shepard,  Samuel  Hines. 

A few  colored  Christians  held  meetings 
some  three  months,  in  1870,  on  Sunday 
afternoons,  at  the  State  street  Baptist 
church ; thence  they  removed  to  Institute 
Hall,  organized  a Sunday-school,  and  now 
form  probably  the  largest  church  of  colored 
people  in  the  city.  The  present  member- 
ship is  63,  and  the  congregation  over  150. 
A careful  canvass  shows  there  are  about 
400  colored  people  here,  or  80  families,  of 
whom  perhaps  100  persons  do  not  attend 
public  worship.  Few  are  aged ; not  more 
than  12  in  Springfield  are  over  sixty-five 
years  old. 

First  Methodist  Church — Corner 
Florence  and  Hancock  streets.  Founded 
in  1815.  Rev.  F.  R.  Strattofi,  pastor  ; res- 
idence, 52  Florence  street;  salary,  $2,000. 

Meetings — Sunday,  10  1-4  A.  M.  and  2 
1-2  P.  M.,  with  preaching.  Prayer  meet- 
ings, Sunday  evening  at  7 P.  M.,  and 
Thursday  evening  at  7 1-2  P.  M.,  class 
meeting,  at  the  chapel  Tuesday  evening, 
at  7 1-2 P.  M.  in  winter;  in  summer,  eve- 
ning meeting  on  Sunday  half  an  hour  later, 
and  on  other  days  a quarter  of  an  hour  later. 
Sunday-school  meets  at  12  M.,  and  Charles 
H.  Ladd  is  superintendent. 

The  society  worshiping  here  is  the  parent 
of  the  others  of  its  denonination  in  the 
city.  Asbury  Chapel,  its  former  house  of 
worship,  was  built  in  1821,  and  occupied  in 
two  weeks  after  work  was  commenced  on 
it;  it  cost  $300.  The  present  house  of 
worship  was  built  in  1866,  and  cost  nearly 
$15,000.  It  has  since  been  re  seated  fres- 
coed and  re-furnished,  at  a cost  of  about 
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$513,  and  a new  organ,  valued  at  $2,200. 
A chapel  nearly  as  large  as  the  church 
building  was  completed  in  1871,  at  a cost 
of  over  $7,000. 

The  church  membership  is  166,  and  35 
probationers;  average  congregation  over 
300,  and  328  attending  the  Sunday-school. 
The  sum  raised  for  church  purposes  the  past 
year  was  $3,000,  besides  $561  for  benevo- 
lent purposes;  Sunday-school  contributions, 
$405,  in  addition  to  above  sums.  Trustees 
— Horace  Smith,  Amos  Crosby,  C.  V.  R. 
Austin,  Yirgil  Perkins,  John  Foster,  Wil- 
liam C.  Bemis,  Marcellus  Pinney,  J.  Ana- 
ble.  Sexton,  L.  H.  Blanden. 

State  Street  Methodist  Church — 
Corner  State  and  Myrtle  streets,  (formerly 
Union  Street  Methodist  Church.)  Founded 
in  1823.  Rev.  R.  R.  Meredith,  pastor ; ap- 
pointed 1873;  residence  west  side  of  Spring 
street,  first  house  from  State  street ; salary 
not  yet  determined.  Sunday  school  super- 
intendent, Joseph  L.  Hallett. 

Meetings — Sunday,  10%  A.  M.  and  2% 
P.  M.  Prayer  meetings,  Sunday  evening  at 
7 P.  M.,  and  Thursday  evening  at  1%  P. 
M.  In  summer,  week-day  meetings  begin 
a quarter  of  an  hour  later.  Teachers  as- 
semble in  the  pastor’s  study  Tuesday  even- 
ings at  8 o’clock. 

The  church  membership  is  230 ; average 
congregation  over  400.  The  Sunday  school 
numbers  231 ; average,  185. 

Trustees  — Henry  W.  Phelps,  Willis 
Phelps,  Amaziah  Mayo,  J.  Q.  A.  Sexton,  J. 
L.  Hallett,  A.  G.  Bennett,  C.  M.  Mather 
and  Marcus  Houghton.  For  seats  apply  to 
A.  G.  Bennett. 

Trinity  Methodist  Church — Bridge 
street,  near  Main  street.  Founded  in  1844. 
Rev.  Merritt  Hulburd,  pastor;  appointed 
April,  1873;  salary  $3,000;  Sunday-school 
superintendent,  H.  W.  Hallett;  assistant 
superintendents,  W.  H.  Eaton,  L.  B.  Sexton. 

Meetings — Sabbath,  10%  A.  M.,  and  2% 
P.  M.,  preaching;  Sunday-school,  12  M. 
Church  prayer-meetings,  Sunday  and  Thurs- 
day evenings  ; young  people’s  prayer-meet- 
ing, Monday  evening ; class-meetings,  Tues- 
day, Wednesday  and  Friday  evenings,  all  at 
the  church,  1%  P.  M.  in  winter,  1%  P.  M. 
in  summer. 

This  church  vyas  formerly  on  Pynchon 


street.  Though  a colony  went  out  from  it 
to  form  the  Central  Methodist  Church,  the 
old  house  was  too  small  for  the  congregation. 
The  present  edifice  was  completed  and  ded- 
icated Dec.  1,  1869,  and  cost,  including  the 
land,  $73,000.  For  light,  ventilation,  solid- 
ity of  construction,  and  appropriate  adapta- 
tion to  its  various  uses,  it  is  a model.  It  is 
of  the  “romanesque”  style  of  architecture, 
rectangular  in  shape,  and  is  122  feet  long 
and  74  wide.  The  tower  projecting  6 feet 
in  front,  is  22  feet  square,  and  rises  in  that 
form  100  feet,  and  the  spire  above  the  tower 
is  85  feet  to  the  top  of  the  gilt  cross,  making 
a total  height  of  185  feet  from  the  sidewalk. 
In  the  basement  is  a vestibule  extending  the 
whole  width  of  the  church ; a vestry,  68  by 
70  feet,  and  15  feet  high ; a juvenile 
Sunday-school  room,  30  by  24  feet,  opening 
into  the  vestry  by  mammoth  sliding-doors ; 
on  one  side  of  the  latter,  a ladies’  room, 
with  kitchen  below,  and  on  the  other  side,  a 
gentlemen’s  room, — all  beautifully  carpeted 
and  furnished.  The  audience-room  is  reached 
by  two  broad  flights  of  stairs,  and  is  96  by 
70  feet  clear  on  the  floor,  exclusive  of  am- 
ple space  for  the  large  organ  and  choir,  and 
the  speaker’s  platform,  and  the  walls  are  54 
feet  high,  the  extreme  height  of  the  room 
being  36  feet.  Over  the  upper  vestibules 
are  committee  and  class-rooms,  all  hand- 
somely furnished. 

The  church  membership  is  520,  and  there 
are  about  30  probationers  ; average  congre- 
gation, 600.  The  annual  current  expendi- 
ture is  about  $6.000 ; benevolent  contribu- 
tions the  past  year,  $1,500.  The  Sunday- 
school  numbers  553;  average  attendance, 
326. 

The  society  own  a fine  and  commodious 
parsonage  at  35  Elliott  street,  which  they 
have  furnished  throughout,  all  costing  $15,- 
000. 

Young  People’s  Society — President,  Wil- 
liam W.  More ; vice-president,  Dr.  N.  T. 
Morgan ; secretary,  C.  F.  Rice ; treasurer, 
Mrs.  Mary  D.  Bly.  Membership,  100.  Meet 
second  and  fourth  Tuesday  evenings  of  each 
month,  from  September  till  June. 

Trustees — L.  E.  Ladd,  Dr.  Horace  Jacobs, 
George  B.  Treadwell,  Horace  Smith,  George 
E.  Page,  Milton  Bradley,  Willis  Phelps, 
George  L.  Wright,  Warner  F.  Sturtevant. 
Treasurer,  L.  E.  Ladd.  Sexton,  Charles 
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Central  Methodist  Church — No.  625 
Main  street.  Founded  1867.  Rev.  John  A. 
Cass,  pastor  ; appointed  1873  ; salary  $1,600. 
Residence  53  Wilcox  street.  Sunday  school 
superintendent,  A.  J.  Pease. 

Meetings — Sabbath,  with  preaching,  10)4 

A.  M.,  and  2)4  P.  M.  Sunday-school  im- 
mediately after  morning  service.  Church 
prayer-meetings,  Sunday  evening  at  7 P. 
M.,  and  Thursday  evening  at  7)4  P-  M. 

This  church  was  organized  with  a few 
members  from  the  Pynchon  Street  church. 
The  present  membership  is  180,  and  there 
are  25  probationers ; average  congregation, 
300  ; Sunday  School,  250  ; raised  for  church 
and  benevolent  purposes  last  year,  $2,500. 
The  society  own  a parsonage,  and  hold 
meetings  in  the  house  of  worship  formerly 
occupied  by  the  Universalist  church. 

A new  church  will  be  commenced  this 
season  on  the  north  corner  of  Main  and 
Winthrop  streets.  It  will  be  of  brick,  cost- 
ing about  $45,000.  The  plans  are  not  yet 
completed. 

Union  American  Methodist  (colored) 
— Loring  Street.  Rev.  William  Walker, 
pastor  ; appointed  1872  ; Sunday  school  su- 
perintendent, Edward  Williams.  Meetings 
with  preaching,  on  Sunday,  at  10)4  A.  M., 
2)4  and  7)4  P.  M.  ; Sunday  school  at 
12  M.  The  prayer-meeting,  Tuesday  even- 
ing, and  class-meeting,  Thursday  evening, 
are  at  8 P.  M.  The  membership  is  38  ; con 
gregation  about  75;  Sunday  school,  25. 

The  congregation  is  largely  made  up  of 
people  from  the  South.  Their  chapel  was 
formerly  familiar  as  the  Soldier’s  Rest,  near 
the  depot,  and  was  removed  here  and  neatly 
fitted  up.  Monthly  contributions  to  a small 
amount  are  given  for  pastor’s  support,  and 
efforts  are  made  to  pay  off  the  debt  of  the 
society. 

St.  Paul’s  Church,  Universalist — 
Chestnut  street,  corner  of  East  Bridge  street, 
Founded  in  1827.  Rev.  O.  F.  Safford,  pas- 
tor ; settled  April,  1872 ; salary,  $3,000 ; 
residence,  60  High  street.  Deacons,  George 
S.  Lewis,  Sr.,  William  Merriam,  William 

B.  Carter;  Sunday-school  superintendent, 
Dr.  W.  W.  Gardner. 

Meetings — Sabbath,  10)4  A.  M.  and  7)4 
P.  M.  in  summer,  and  7 P.  M.  in  winter 
Sabbath-school  immediately  after  morning 
service.  Church  conference  meeting  the 


Thursday  evening  previous  to  first  Sunday 
in  every  month.  Teachers’  meeting  every 
Saturday  evening,  at  7)4  o’clock,  in  winter, 
and  8 in  summer.  Pastor  is  at  home  for 
callers  every  Tuesday  evening. 

The  former  pastors  of  this  church  were 
Rev.  D.  J.  Mandell,  Rev.  A.  A.  Folsom, 
Rev.  R.  P.  Ambler,  Rev.  J.  W.  Ford,  Rev. 
J.  J.  Twiss,  Rev.  Josiah  Marvin,  and  Rev. 
H.  R.  Nye.  The  society  did  not  erect  a 
house  of  worship  until  1844.  This  was  a 
plain  brick  edifice,  on  Main  street,  opposite 
Bliss  street,  with  stores  in  the  basement, 
and  was  occupied  by  the  church  until  it  re- 
moved to  its  present  location  in  May, 
1869.  The  membership  is  150 ; average 
congregation,  500 ; Sunday  school,  300. 

The  present  house  of  worship  was  dedi- 
cated June  2,  1869.  It  is  built  of  brick, 
with  free-stone  trimmings,  and  cost,  with 
the  site,  nearly  $50,000.  It  is  92  feet  long, 
65  wide,  and  42  high  from  basement  to  roof 
apex  in  rear,  with  a tower  100  feet  high. 
The  audience-room  contains  750  sittings, 
and  below  is  a Sunday-school  room  which 
will  accommodate  500  scholars,  and  a ladies’ 
parlor  and  a sociable  room,  each  35  by  21  feet. 

President  of  the  society,  Eliphalet  Trask  ; 
vice-president,  Dr.  W.  W.  Gardner  ; parish 
committee,  William  Merriam,  A.  T.  Folsom, 
W.  Emerson;  clerk,  H.  F.  Trask;  janitor, 
B.  F.  Davenport. 

The  young  people’s  association  connected 
with  this  church  have  a membership  of  over 
100,  and  meet  once  in  two  weeks  during 
long  evenings,  with  social  and  literary  en- 
tertainments, and  music.  President,  Dex- 
ter P.  Lillie ; vice-president,  Amelia  M. 
Lewis  ; secretary,  Harry  M.  F.  Bishop. 

St.  Michael’s  Cathedral,  Roman 
Catholic  — Corner  State  and  Elliott 
streets.  Three  churches  are  connected  with 
it.  The  one  here  was  founded  in  1861. 
Chief  pastor,  Rt.  Rev.  P.  T.  O’Reilley,  D. 
D.,  Bishop  of  Springfield ; rector  of  Cathe- 
dral, Rev.  James  J.  McDermott ; assistants, 
Rev.  C.  E.  Burke  and  Rev.  P.  Phelan. 
Salary  of  rector,  $800  ; assistants,  $500  each. 
The  church  and  congregation  number  about 
9,000. 

Services — First  mass,  7)4  A.  M. ; chil- 
dren’s mass,  9 A.  M.;  high  mass,  10)4  A. 
M. ; vespers,  3)4  P.  M.  Sunday-school 
meets  at  the  Cathedral  at  2 P.  M.,  continu- 
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1,000  children.  Charles  McKay  is  superin- 
tendent of  the  male  department;  Miss  Ann 
Neeson,  assistant  superintendent. 

St.  Michael’s  Sunday  School  Association, 
to  care  for  the  spiritual  welfare  of  the  chil- 
dren— President  and  treasurer,  Rev.  J.  J. 
McDermott;  secretary,  W.  S.  Lane.  Meet 
the  fourth  Sunday  of  every  month  in  one 
of  the  rooms  of  the  vestry  of  the  cathedral. 
There  are  100  members. 

St.  Thomas’  Church,  West  Springfield,  is 
connected  with  the  cathedral;  mass,  Sun- 
day, at  10  A.  M. ; membership  800. 

St.  Mary’s  church,  Longmeadow,  is  also 
connected  with  the  cathedral ; mass  once  in 
two  weeks,  at  10  A.  M.;  membership  about 
150. 

A new  church  is  soon  to  be  erected  on 
Linden  street,  costing  over  $75,000,  for 
which  subscriptions  are  being  raised. 

St.  Matthew’s  Church,  Roman  Cath- 
olic— Corner  Worcester  and  Pine  streets, 
Indian  Orchard.  Founded  in  1863.  Under 
the  pastoral  care  of  Rev.  P.  D.  Stone  of 
Chicopee  Falls.  Services  every  second 
Sunday  in  the  month,  at  8 A.  M. ; on  the 
other  Sabbaths,  at  10  A.  M.  The  member- 
ship is  about  450,  and  there  are  150  in  the 
Sunday-school.  The  latter  is  held  in  the 
afternoon. 

A French  Roman  Catholic  service  is  also 
held  every  Sunday  at  Indian  Orchard,  in 
Library  Hall,  conducted  by  Rev.  L.  G.  Gag- 
nier.  Congregation  number  750.  Services 
every  second  Sunday. 

St.  Joseph’s  Church,  French  Roman 
Catholic  — Meetings  held  in  Gilmore’s 
Hall,  every  Sunday ; mass  at  10 %.  A-  M. ; 
vespers,  4^  P.  M. ; pastor  Rev.  L.  G.  Gag- 
nier. 

A new  house  of  worship  is  to  be  erected 
for  this  church  on  Howard  street.  There 
are  1,800  French  people  in  the  city,  of  whom 
900  are  communicants  here,  and  the  congre- 
gation is  usually  about  500. 

Second  Adventists,  or  the  Association 
of  Believers  in  the  Pre-Millennial  Advent 
of  our  Lord  Jesus  Christ — Chapel  on  Ver- 
non street.  F.  H.  Burbank,  pastor  ; salary, 
$1,000.  Deacons,  R.  E.  Ladd,  Marcus  Good- 
ell  and  Mr.  Burgin.  Deaconesses,  Mrs.  R. 
E.  Ladd,  Mrs.  M.  Benton.  Sabbath-school 
superintendent,  T.  R.  Weaver.  Meetings — 


Sabbath,  with  preaching,  10 % A.  M.  and 
234  P.  M.  Prayer-meeiings,  Sunday  at  7 
P.  M.,  Tuesday  and  Thursday  at  7^  P.  M. 

The  membership  is  about  275 ; congrega- 
tion, 250;  Sunday-school,  100.  With  free 
seats  and  congregational  singing,  the  contri- 
butions during  the  past  year  amounted  to 
$2,000. 

The  Life  and  Advent  Union  Association, 
of  which  this  church  is  a member,  have 
their  camp-grounds  north  of  Liberty  street, 
near  old  Chicopee  Falls  road,  and  hold  camp- 
meetings  there  usually  the  second  week  in 
August. 

Members  of  this  church  left  it  and  organ- 
ized a new  one  in  1872,  because  of  difference 
of  belief  as  to  the  resurrection.  Pastorate 
vacant,  but  there  is  preaching  regularly. 
Meet  in  Franklin  Hall,  Pynchon  street,  on 
Sunday  at  1034  A.  M.,  2J^  and  7 P.  M. ; 
and  on  Thursday  evening,  prayer-meeting, 
at  7^  o’clock.  Congregation,  100.  Sun- 
day-school superintendent,  Mrs.  Mary  E. 
Norcutt. 

The  New  Jerusalem  Church,  or  Swe- 
denborgians— Founded  in  1853.  Meet  for 
divine  worship  Sabbath  afternoons  at  their 
chapel,  No.  3 Maple  street. 

The  Fraternal  Society  of  Spirit- 
ualists— Hold  meetings  in  Gilmore’s  Hall, 
Main  street,  every  Sunday,  at  2%  and  1% 
P.  M.  in  summer,  and  in  winter  at  2 and  7 
P.  M.  About  100  attend,  and  $1,800  was 
raised  last  year  for  the  purposes  of  the  so- 
ciety. 

Many  of  our  Churches  are  associated 
with  the  others  of  their  denomination  in 
the  county  for  Christian  work  and  culture. 
The  Westfield  Baptist  Association  gathers 
in  convention,  the  third  Wednesday  in  Sep- 
tember each  year,  representatives  of  each 
church  of  that  denomination  in  the  county  ; 
their  total  membership,  as  reported  at  the 
last  convention,  is  2,981 ; number  of 
churches,  19 ; Sabbath-school  scholars,  2,798, 
and  254  teachers.  The  Association  will 
meet  this  year  with  the  Baptist  Church  in 
Huntington,  the  third  Wednesday  in  Sep- 
tember. 

The  Hampden  Conference  and  Benevo- 
lent Association  was  organized  in  1831,  and 
represents  the  88  Congregational  churches 
of  the  county,  in  annual  convention.  Be- 


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sides  their  own  support,  nearly  thirty  of  the 
churches,  at  the  last  meeting,  reported  be- 
nevolent contributions  for  the  year  amount- 
ing to  $88,585.  The  annual  meeting  this 
year  is  with  the  Park  Street  Church,  West 
Springfield,  the  last  Tuesday  in  October. 


City  Choirs. 

First  Congregational  Church — Di- 
rector, Amos  Whiting  ; organist,  Mrs.  Jen- 
nie Crawford.  Quartette — K.  Arthur  Dear- 
den,  tenor ; Miss  Genevra  McClean,  soprano ; 
Miss  Emma  Hayden,  alto ; W.  G.  White, 
bass.  Chorus — 0.  H.  Perry,  Charles  Newell 
J.  J.  Brigham,  H.  J.  Chandler,  tenors  ; 
Miss  L.  S.  Cowles,  Miss  E.  R.  Tilley,  Miss 
L.  A.  Wright,  Miss  Lizzie  S.  Heywood,  so- 
pranos ; Miss  Emily  Quinby,  Miss  Emma 
A.  Greene,  Miss  A.  E.  Bartlett,  Miss  Jennie 
Lombard,  altos ; C.  L.  Chapin,  W.  C.  New- 
ell, Howard  N.  Newell,  A.  J.  Plumer,  basses; 
secretary,  A.  J.  Plumer ; librarian,  H.  J. 
Chandler. 

Olivet  Congregational  Church — Di- 
rector and  organist,  Edward  H.  Phelps; 
soprano,  Mrs.  Chickering ; alto,  Miss  Nellie 
Newell ; tenor,  Henry  F.  Trask ; bass,  Wil- 
son Spear.  The  organ  was  constructed  by 
Steer  & Turner  of  Westfield ; it  has  28 
stops,  two  manuals  and  two  combination 
pedals,  and  cost  $3,800. 

South  Congregational  Church — Di- 
rector, Chas.  O.  Chapin;  organist,  Edward 
Dickinson;  soprano,  Mrs.  Charles  Marsh; 
alto,  Miss  Nellie  Newell ; tenor,  Charles  0. 
Chapin  ; bass,  Charles  Marsh.  The  organ 
has  two  manuals,  29  registers  and  two  com- 
bination pedals.  It  was  built  by  E & G.  G 
Hook  of  Boston,  at  a cost  of  about  $3,000, 
in  the  summer  of  1855. 

North  Congregational  Church — Di- 
rector, T.  Morton  Dewey.  The  music  at 
present  consists  of  an  orchestra  and  chorus, 
leading  in  congregational  singing.  John- 
son & Co.  of  Westfield  are  building  for  this 
church  a two-manual  organ  of  the  largest 
size,  having  12  stops  in  the  great  organ, 
15  in  the  swell  organ,  4 pedal  stops,  and  6 
mechanical  stops,  besides  7 combination 
pedals ; whole  number  of  stops,  37.  It  will 
have  the  advantage  of  a remarkably  good 
location  in  the  church ; will  be  built  without 
case  and  with  special  regard  to  rich  choice 
effects,  with  Vox  Humana,  Quintadena  and 


Do  cissimo  stops.  The  cost  will  somewhat 
exceed  $5,000. 

Memorial  Church — Director,  E.  C. 
Gardner;  organist,  Henry  Wood;  sopranos, 
Miss  Ida  Lawton,  Miss  Eva  Dorman,  Miss 
Mary  Cooley,  Miss  Maria  Reed,  Miss  Em- 
ma Bartlett,  Miss  Jennie  Bartlett;  altos, 
Miss  Mary  J.  Bartlett,  Miss  Flora  Hood, 
Mrs.  Stillman  Simonds,  Miss  Emma  L.  Sol- 
lace,  Miss  Jennie  Lombard ; tenors,  E.  C. 
Gardner,  Thomas  Cushman,  Carlos  Grimes ; 
basses,  Dwight  Clark,  F.  S.  Stoddard,  A.  F« 
Chapin,  William  McLean,  George  D.  Ad- 
ams. 

This  church  has  the  first  large  Johnson 
organ  erected  in  Springfield.  It  has  1 ,519 
pipes,  33  stops,  two  manuals  and  two  com- 
bination pedals.  It  cost  $3,850,  and  was 
placed  in  the  church  in  December,  1868. 

Congregational  Church  at  Indian 
Orchard. — Organist  and  director,  Mrs.  H. 
K.  Wight;  soprano,  Miss  Fidelia  M.  War- 
riner ; alto,  Mrs.  Louisa  M.  Bliss ; bass, 
James  M.  Harvey.  The  organ  is  a reed  in- 
strument, made  by  Estey  of  Brattleboro,  Vt. 

Sanford  Street  Congregational 
Church — Director,  I.  J.  Baptist;  organist, 
Henrietta  Purvis;  sopranos,  Mrs.  E.  Dis- 
ney, Miss  Johnson,  Mrs  Randall;  altos,  Miss 
Eva  Ross,  Miss  M.  Purvis ; tenors,  I.  J.  Bap- 
tist, James  Williams ; basses,  Davis  Jen- 
nings, J.  D.  Raymond,  John  Ramby.  The 
organ  is  a reed  instrument,  made  by  Estey 
of  Brattleboro,  Vt. 

Church  of  the  Unity — Director  and 
organist,  William  C.  McClallan;  soprano, 
Mrs.  William  C.  McClallan;  alto,  Mrs.  Jen- 
nie Twitchell  Kempton,  of  Boston ; tenor, 
Edward  Morris  ; bass,  Wilson  Spear.  The 
organ  in  this  church  is  the  costliest  in  the 
city,  the  price,  including  the  front,  which  is 
very  elaborate,  being  nearly  $8,000.  It  was 
built  by  the  Hooks  of  Boston,  and  set  up  in 
the  church  in  January,  1869.  There  are  two 
manuals,  33  registers,  1,623  pipes,  and  five 
combination  pedals.  This  is  the  only  organ 
in  the  city  blown  by  water. 

Christ  Church,  Episcopal — Organist 
and  director,  Louis  Coenen ; tenors,  James 
D.  Safford  and  Thomas  N.  Newton;  basses, 
F.  G.  Fisher,  S.  A.  Dinsmore ; sopranos, 
and  altos,  twenty-five  boys.  Meetings  for 
practice  three  evenings  each  week.  The 
organ  at  Christ  Church  was  one  of  the  ear- 
liest built  by  the  Hooks  of  Boston,  and  dates 


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back  to  1835,  when  it  was  constructed  for 
St.  John’s  Church,  in  Providence,  R.  I.,  of 
which  the  parish  in  this  city  purchased  it  in 
1852.  It  has  two  manuals  and  24  registers, 
and  has  recently  been  thoroughly  rebuilt. 

First  Baptist  Church — Director,  Wm, 
H.  Hawkes  ; organist,  Miss  Ella  M.  Smith ; 
soprano,  Miss  Marion  A.  Spooner ; alto,  Mrs. 
William  T.  Orchard;  tenor,  William  H. 
Hawkes ; bass,  F.  C.  Ross.  This  church 
has  the  first  Johnson  organ  erected  in 
Springfield.  It  has  36  registers  and  two 
banks  of  keys,  and  was  built  in  1853  at  a 
cost  to  the  church  of  $2,500. 

State  Street  Baptist  Church — Di- 
rector, J.  C.  Spooner ; organist,  S.  E.  Pack- 
ard. There  is  a choir  of  twelve  voices,  and 
the  singing  is  mostly  congregational.  This 
church  boasts  the  newest,  largest  and  finest 
organ  in  Springfield.  It  has  three  manuals, 
each  of  58  keys,  a pedal  organ  of  27  keys, 
40  registers,  and  1,882  pipes.  There  are  al- 
so four  combination  pedals,  besides  two 
other  mechanical  pedals.  This  is  the  only 
three-banked  organ  in  Springfield.  It  was 
built  by  William  A.  Johnson,  of  Westfield, 
in  1870,  and  cost  $5,000. 

Pilgrim  Baptist  Church.  — Leader, 
William  Dandridge ; organist,  Jennie  Mc- 
Intyre ; sopranos,  Mrs.  Spencer  Harris, 
Miss  Fanny  Harrison,  Mrs.  Gustavus  Booth ; 
alto,  Miss  Jane  Wilson ; tenors,  William 
Dandridge,  Edward  Lewis  ; basses,  James 
Henderson,  Oscar  Coleman,  and  Gustavus 
Booth.  The  organ  is  a reed  instrument, 
made  by  Estey  & Co.,  of  Brattleboro,  Vt., 
and  rented  of  Roderick  Burt. 

First  Methodist  Church — Florence 
street — Director,  A.  J.  White ; organist, 
Miss  Nettie  Bannon  ; soprano,  Miss  Angeli- 
na Fisher ; alto,  Mrs.  Wheeler ; tenor,  Al- 
pheus  Rice;  bass,  A.  J.  White.  The  organ 
was  built  by  Johnson  of  Westfield.  It  has 
two  manuals,  23  registers,  and  two  combina- 
tion pedals,  and  cost  $2,200. 

State  Street  Methodist  Church — 
Director,  J.  Q.  A.  Sexton ; organist,  E.  N. 
Wood;  soprano,  Mrs.  W.  P.  Taylor;  alto, 
Mrs.  K.  B.  Webster ; tenor,  J.  H.  Kimball ; 
bass,  J.  Q A.  Sexton.  The  new  organ  for 
this  church,  which  Johnson  of  Westfield  is 
now  building,  will  contain  a great  organ  of 
12  stops,  a swell  of  nine  stops,  a pedal  of 
three,  (making  24  speaking  stops,)  and  six 
mechanical  stops,  besides  four  combination 
pedals.  Although  lacking  the  great  variety 


of  stops  afforded  by  the  larger  scheme,  it 
will  be  a fine  instrument,  and  ample  for  the 
ordinary  requirements  of  church  service, 
and  cost  nearly  $6,000. 

Trinity  Methodist  Church — Direc- 
tor, Wilbur  Miller ; organist,  J.  Gilbert 
Wilson.  Singing,  congregational.  The  or- 
gan was  built  by  William  A.  Johnson  of 
Westfield  in  1869,  and  was  first  erected  in 
the  City  Hall  for  the  use  of  the  musical  fes- 
tival, held  there  in  the  first  week  in  Sep- 
tember of  that  year.  The  work  of  setting 
it  up  in  the  church  was  completed,  Septem- 
ber 20,  1869,  and  it  was  dedicated  by  an  or- 
gan concert,  November  30,  1869.  It  has 
two  manuals,  34  registers  and  two  combina- 
tion pedals,  and  cost  $4,000. 

Central  Methodist  Church — Direc- 
tor, E.  H.  Wheelock  ; organist,  Miss  Sarah 
Stebbins ; sopranos,  Mrs.  Augusta  Winter, 
Mrs.  A.  J.  Pease,  Mrs.  D.  L.  Pike;  altos, 
Mrs.  Mary  Richards,  Mrs.  R.  D.  Chaffee; 
tenors,  E.  H.  Wheelock,  C.  W.  Parsons  ; 
basses,  Jason  Hatch,  D.  L.  Pike,  George 
H.  Davis,  S.  Rollins.  An  Estey’s  cabinet 
organ,  with  six  stops,  is  used  instead  of 
the  pipe  organ,  left  in  the  church  by  the  Uni- 
versalists  on  the  removal  to  St.  Paul’s 
church,  and  which  was  made  by  the  Gemun- 
ders,  formerly  of  Springfield. 

Union  American  Methodist — Organist 
and  director,  Edward  Williams.  Singing, 
congregational.  The  organ  is  a reed  instru- 
ment made  by  George  Woods  & Co.,  and 
cost  $295. 

St.  Paul’s  Church,  Universalist — 
Director,  Henry  F.  Trask;  organist,  Ed- 
ward H.  Phelps ; soprano,  Mrs.  William  P. 
Mattoon ; alto,  Mrs.  George  Fowler ; tenor, 
Henry  F.  Trask  ; bass,  Charles  Mulchahey. 
The  organ  was  built  by  William  A.  John- 
son, of  Westfield,  in  1869,  at  a cost  of  $3,300. 
It  has  two  manuals,  31  registers,  and  two 
combination  pedals. 

St.  Michael’s  Church — Organist  and 
conductor,  John  J.  Toomey.  Quartette 
— soprano,  Miss  M.  Conaty  ; alto,  Mrs.  J. 
Roche ; tenor,  J.  B.  Buckley ; bass,  J.  J. 
Devereaux ; assisted  by  a chorus  of  twenty 
voices. 

St.  Matthew’s  Roman  Catholic 
Church,  Indian  Orchard — At  present 
there  is  no  choir,  but  one  is  soon  to  be  or- 
ganised and  a new  organ  purchased. 

New  Jerusalem  Church — Singing,  con- 
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Second  Adventists  — Leader,  R.  E. 
Ladd.  Singing,  congregational. 

St.  Joseph’s  Church,  French  Catho- 
lic—Leader,  J.  L.  Gaboury ; singing,  con- 
gregational. 

The  Fraternal  Society,  Spiritual- 
ists— Leader,  E.  A.  Marsh ; a melodeon  is 
used,  played  by  Miss  Marsh,  and  there  is  a 
choir  of  five  voices. 

Musical  Organizations. 

Lortzing  Eintracht  — Organized  in 
1856.  President,  Gustave  Remkus  ; secreta- 
ry, Theo.  M.  Zinsser ; cashier,  John  Crum- 
pe ; dramatic  director,  H.  Knappe. 

Mendelssohn  Union — Organized  in  1864. 
President,  Thomas  Chubbuck ; vice-presi- 
dent, Albert  Holt ; secretary,  Charles  Mul- 
chahey  ; treasurer,  H.  F.  Trask ; librarian, 
J.  J.  F.  Devereaux ; trustees,  Charles  L. 
Chapin,  H.  S.  Newell,  O.  H.  Perry,  J.  G. 
Wilson,  T.  Newton  ; pianists,  J.  G.  Wilson, 
E.  H.  Phelps.  Number  of  members,  120 ; 
place  of  meeting,  Amos  Whiting’s  music 
rooms,  13  Barnes’  Block. 

Armory  Cornet  Band — Organized  in 
May,  1860.  President,  J.  H.  Kimball ; mu- 
sical director,  George  H.  Goodwin ; leader, 
Gordon  Southland  ; clerk  and  treasurer,  B. 
S.  Haskins;  standing  committee,  R.  D. 
Carlton,  E.  N.  Wood,  James  M.  Thompson, 
2d.  Number  of  members,  18;  place  of 
meeting,  band  room  on  the  Armory  grounds. 

Springfield  French  Band  — Organ- 
ized 1872.  President,  J.  Colby ; musical 
director,  N.  Rousseau  ; clerk  and  treasurer, 
D.  H.  Collin ; membership,  15. 

Waterman’s  Drum  Corps — Leader,  W. 
H.  Waterman ; clerk,  F.  S.  Crane.  12 
members.  Meet  every  Wednesday  even- 
ing at  City  Guard  armory,  corner  State  and 
Market  streets. 

Springfield  Conservatory  of  Mu- 
sic (Established  1864)  — Mrs.  M.  J.  D. 
Hutchins,  proprietor!  and  instructor,  assisted 
by  an  able  corps  of  teachers.  Rooms,  No’s 
1 2 and  3 Shaw’s  block,  Main  street. 
There  are  about  80  pupils.  A Chickering’s 
piano-forte  wareroom  is  attached  to  the 
rooms  of  the  institution. 

Women’s  Christian  Association. 

Room,  Hurlbut’s  block,  344  Main  street. 
Oflicers  — President,  Mrs.  Rufus  Chase; 


vice-presidents,  Mrs.  Daniel  Gay,  Mrs.  Ho- 
mer Merriam ; recording  secretary  and 
treasurer,  Mrs.  A.  M.  Butterfield  ; corres- 
ponding secretary,  Mrs.  Frank  Beebe ; 
chairman  of  committee  on  boarding-house 
and  employment,  Mrs.  O.  D.  Morse,  73 
Vernon  street. 

The  object  of  this  Association  is  the  im- 
provement of  the  religious,  intellectual,  so- 
cial and  temporal  welfare  of  women  in  this 
city,  especially  of  young  women.  To  those 
who  are  supporting  themselves  here,  away 
from  their  own  homes,  its  open  and  free  read- 
ing room  and  weekly  sociables  afford  pleas- 
ant recreation  and  rest.  An  opportunity  is 
thus  afforded  them  for  making  acquaintances 
and  friends.  Pastors  and  parents  in  other 
towns  would  help  the  work,  by  giving  to 
their  young  women,  coming  to  Springfield 
for  employment,  letters  of  introduction  to 
this  society.  Assistance  in  finding  suit- 
able boarding  houses  and  employment  is 
given,  and  also  attention  in  sickness.  In- 
struction in  writing  is  given  to  classes,  with- 
out charge.  A prayer-meeting  is  held  every 
Tuesday  by  the  ladies  of  the  Association, 
in  winter  at  3,  and  in  summer  at  7 P.  M. 
A sewing  circle  meets  at  its  room  once  a 
week,  on  Tuesday  afternoon  and  evening, 
to  work  for  those  young  women,  who,  by 
reason  of  their  employment  during  the  day, 
are  unable  to  do  their  own  sewing,  and  for 
other  particular  cases  of  need. 

Applications  for  watchers  for  the  sick 
should  be  made  to  either  of  the  following 
named  : Mrs.  A.  L.  Bowen,  Cedar  street ; 
Miss  E.  Warriner,  37  Maple  street;  Mrs  R. 
E.  Ladd,  716  Main  street;  Mrs.  Ammon 
Moore,  93  High  street ; Mrs.  W.  Watts,  41 
Dwight  street;  Mrs.  R.  Rice,  17  Holyoke 
street. 


Young  Men’s  Christian  Associ- 
ation. 

Rooms  in  Hurlbut’s  block,  344  Main 
street;  open  every  week-day  and  evening, 
and  free  to  all.  The  reading-room  is  the 
best  in  the  city  for  public  use,  and  supplied 
with  various  leading  daily  and  weekly  pa. 
pers,  secular  and  religious  and  popular  mag- 
azines. 

Strangers  and  young  people,  and  especial- 
ly those  who  have  just  come  to  the  city  to 
reside,  are  cordially  invited  to  come  in.  Any 


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service  that  can  be  rendered  by  the  commit- 
tees on  boarding-houses  and  employment, 
visiting  the  sick,  etc.,  will  be  cheerfully 
done.  George  S.  Greene,  at  Packard’s 
clothing  house,  is  chairman  of  committee 
on  visiting  the  sick.  All  physicians  in  the 
city  have  been  invited  to  notify  the  commit- 
tee of  any  strangers  here  who  are  sick  and 
unable  to  procure  watchers,  etc.,  and  they 
will  be  kindly  cared  for.  Dr.  S.  B.  Bar- 
tholomew, 387  Main  street,  is  chairman  of 
the  committee  on  boarding-houses  and  em- 
ployment. 

Evening  entertainments  are  occasionally 
held  at  the  rooms,  usually  on  alternate 
Wednesday  evenings.  The  desire  for  social 
enjoyment,  so  natural  in  the  yoqng,  has  the 
hearty  sympathy  of  the  officers,  and  efforts 
to  gratify  it  will  be  made  in  various  ways. 
Prayer  meetings  are  held  at  the  rooms  on 
Sunday  evenings  at  6 o’clock,  for  one  hour ; 
also  every  week-day  at  4^  P.  M. 

Young  people  coming  to  the  city  find  that 
their  subsequent  standing  and  success  are 
determined  largely  at  the  outset,  by  their 
choice  of  good  associates,  care  to  improve 
leisure  moments,  and  kind  and  helpful  ef- 
forts for  others  in  need. 

The  central  and  pleasant  rooms  are  much 
frequented.  Social  gatherings  here  have 
“ full  houses.”  Some  of  our  best  singers 
and  glee  clubs  add  the  charm  of  their  pres- 
ence and  voices  ; and  there  are  select  read- 
ings and  other  exercises  of  a lively  or  hu- 
morous character.  Addresses  are  also  de- 
livered occasionally  here,  by  eminent  speak- 
ers from  abroad  and  by  prominent  citizens. 
Perhaps  there  is  no  better  means  of  access 
to  the  social  circles  of  our  best  people,  than 
by  meeting  them  and  making  acquaintance, 
in  these  rooms  and  in  the  churches. 

Lay  preaching,  under  the  auspices  of  the 
Association,  in  various  parts  of  the  city,  has 
been  well  attended.  Meetings  are  held 
every  Sunday  afternoon  at  the  railroad  de- 
pot, and  were  continued  seven  months  last 
year,  in  that  place.  In  the  winter  a room 
near  by  is  occupied,  its  free  use  being  given 
by  the  Boston  & Albany  Railroad  Com- 
pany. 

Parents  and  pastors  in  other  places  do 
well  to  acquaint  themselves  with  this  insti- 
tution, and  communicate  with  its  officers 
when  sons  and  daughters  and  friends  come 
here  to  reside.  Organized  in  1864.  Most 
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of  the  churches  of  the  city  are  represented 
in  the  board  of  directors.  President,  Geo. 
C.  Andrews  ; vice-presidents,  H.  W.  Hallett 
and  O.  D.  Morse ; secretary,  L.  F.  Pease. 

Homes  for  Friendless  Women 
and  Children. 

The  Home  for  Women  at  No.  62  Union 
street,  and  the  Children’s  Home  on  Buck- 
ingham street,  are  under  the  direction  ot 
the  same  corporation  which  was  organized 
in  1865. 

The  present  officers  are  : President,  Mrs. 
William  Rice;  vice-presidents,  Mrs.  S. 
Merrick,  Mrs.  George  P.  Geer;  clerk, 
Mrs.  N.  A.  Leonard;  treasurer,  Mrs.  He- 
man  Smith ; corresponding  secretary, 
Mrs.  J.  R.  Hixon. 

For  several  years  the  Home  in  Union 
street  was  used  for  both  women  and  chil- 
dren, but  the  number  of  inmates  increased 
till  there  was  not  room  to  contain  them, 
and  the  Children’s  Home  was  erected  in 
1871,  since  which  time  the  house  in  Union 
street  has  been  used  for  women  only,  or  for 
mothers  with  infants. 

The  house  on  Union  street  was  origi- 
nally purchased  for  $5,000,  and  the  cost  of 
the  building  in  Buckingham  street  was 
$16,000.  All  this  amount  was  raised  by 
the  liberal  subscriptions  of  the  citizens  of 
Springfield,  aided  somewhat  by  those  of 
neighboring  towns. 

Since  the  occupation  of  the  Children’s 
Home,  the  number  of  inmates  has  been 
constantly  increasing,  till  the  present  av- 
erage is  nearly  45.  The  expense  of  sus- 
taining the  institution  has  been  proportion- 
ately increased,  but  the  citizens  respond 
with  corresponding  generosity  to  the  calls 
of  the  managers,  for  they  are  confident 
that  a good  work  is  well  done  in  these  in- 
stitutions. 

Application  for  admission  may  be  made 
at  the  meetings  of  the  managers  on  alter- 
nate Fridays,  or  at  other  times,  to  any  of 
the  officers  of  these  institutions. 

The  Public  Schools. 

Superintendent,  pro  tem,  Rev.  William 
Rice.  Superintendent  elect,  A.  P.  Stone. 
Office,  City  Hall;  office  hours,  12 to  1 p.  m.? 
during  school  days. 


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There  are  120  teachers  employed  in  our 
public  schools.  The  number  of  pupils  in 
the  day  schools  the  past  year  was  4,055 ; 
in  the  evening  school,  85 ; and  in  the 
draughting  school,  140,— making  a total  of 
4,280,  and  710  more  than  in  1866.  Over 
$75,000  is  annually  paid  by  the  city  for  pub- 
lic instruction.  Every  two  years,  also,  a 
large  new  school-house  is  completed ; so  that 
in  the  past  seven  years  the  sum  expend- 
ed for  school  buildings,  if  we  include  the 
new  High  school-house,  is  nearly  $400,000. 
Yet  by  common  consent,  the  money  yields 
handsome  returns,  even  according  to  a mere 
pecuniary  view  of  the  matter.  For  many 
people  are  induced  to  come  here  and  settle, 
because  of  the  attractive,  well-furnished 
school-buildings  and  neat  yards,  and  espe- 
cially because  of  the  superior  educational  ad- 
vantages the  children  may  have  here.  There 
are  no  vacant  school-rooms,  except  in  remote 
districts.  From  the  north  and  south  por- 
tions of  the  city,  as  wrell  as  from  the  center, 
there  is  a call  for  more  room.  It  is  certainly 
a healthful  sign.  There  are  also  a few  hun 
dred  pupils  in  private  schools.  But  the  in 
struction  given  in  our  public  schools  is  so 
thorough,  and  the  training  so  excellent,  that 
the  attendance  is  not  likely  to  be  diminished 
by  any  rival  efforts.  The  attendance  last 
year,  ait  one  time,  was  93.6  of  all  the  chil. 
dren  of  school  age  in  the  city. 

Except  on  Worthington  street,  each  of  the 
large  school-houses  is  occupied  by  a gram- 
mar school,  divided  into  several  grades,  as 
the  different  attainments  of  the  pupils  re- 
quire. Around  this,  in  the  smaller  old 
school-houses,  are  the  primary  schools  of  the 
the  group.  On  Worthington  and  Central 
streets,  the  grammar  school  and  primaries 
are  in  one  building. 

Children  beginning  in  the  primary  school, 
in  three  years  are  prepared  for  the  gram- 
mar school ; here  they  study  five  years,  ris- 
ing through  successive  grades  to  the  High 
School,  where,  in  four  years  more,  they  are 
fitted  for  college,  or  the  seminary,  and  so 
well  fitted  that  Yale,  Harvard  and  the  other 
colleges  readily  admit  pupils  from  here,  and 
sometimes  into  advanced  classes. 

There  is  one  ungraded  school,  and  to  this 
the  truant  officers,  by  kind  and  judicious 
efforts,  gather  many  children  who  would 
otherwise  lose  the  advantages  of  education. 

The  truant  school  is  at  the  almshouse. 


Juvenile  offenders,  who  might  grow  up  a 
bqrden  to  society  and  a “ curse  to  them- 
selves,” are  sent  here.  The  teacher  has 
given  head,  heart  and  hands  to  the  instruc- 
tion of  these  boys,  and  the  change  wrought 
in  their  manners,  and  morals  is  oftentimes 
most  gratifying. 

The  training  school  on  Union  street,  west 
of  Main,  is  found  of  great  advantage  to  in- 
experienced teachers,  who  receive  a smaller 
salary,  and  are  here  qualified  to  fill  respon- 
sible positions  as  vacancies  occur. 

In  the  High  School,  scientific  subjects  re- 
ceive more  attention  than  formerly.  Ap- 
paratus valued  at  $1,500  is  provided  for  in- 
struction in  philosophy  and  chemistry  ; and 
lectures,  connected  with  these  branches, 
are  given  every  Thursday  afternoon,  and 
part  of  the  year  also  on  Tuesday  afternoons, 
which  are  open  to  the  public. 

The  new  superintendent,  Mr.  Stone,  en- 
ters upon  his  public  duties  here  with  the  be- 
ginning of  the  fall  term.  He  comes  from 
the  charge  of  a very  successful  High  School 
at  Portland,  Me.,  and  was  formerly  Agent 
of  our  State  Board  of  Education.  His  sal- 
ary will  be  $3,500. 

Below  will  be  found  the  location  of  the 
different  schools,  names  of  teachers,  salaries 
and  number  of  pupils,  including  changes 
thus  far  made  for  the  coming  year  as  to  in- 
creased compensation  and  teachers  : 

High  School — Court  street,  172  pupils. 
Teachers  and  salaries — M.  C.  Stebbins, 
$2500;  H.  B.  Richardson,  $2000;  C.  F. 
Rice,  $1300;  Margaret  Bliss,  Caroline 
Burt,  M.  Louise  Clark,  Ellen  M.  Day, 
Ella  F.  Quinby,  $700  each. 

North  Main  Street  Group — 880  pu- 
pils. Teachers  and  salaries  — Hooker 
School  house — J.  D.  Stratton,  principal, 
$2000 ; Elizabeth  P.  Bigelow,  $650 ; Fan- 
nie Y.  Morse,  $625;  Hattie  E.  Child, 
$600;  Caroline  E.  Crane,  Harriet  Lane, 
E.  E.  Buttrick,  Charlotte  E.  Parker,  $550 
each;  Ida  A.  Ross,  $450;  Mary  J.  Bart- 
lett, $300.  Charles  street — S.  Louisa  Cook, 
Julia  A.  Smith,  $650  each ; Josie  M.  Bart- 
lett, $550 ; Cynthia  M.  Sawtelle,  Mary  A. 
Hinman,  $450  each;  Eva  Moore,  $300. 
Auburn  street — Mary  F.  Brown,  $650; 
Nancie  M.  Adams,  $400.  Emery  street 
— Ellen  M.  Miller, $650 ; Mary  M.  Bart- 
lett, Addie  E.  Sawtelle,  $550  each;  Mag- 
gie H.  Whalen,  $300. 


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Elm  Street  Group — 1091  pupils. 
Teachers  and  salaries — Elm  street— S.  F. 
Chester,  principal,  $2000;  S.  Emily  Quin- 
by,  Rhoda  A.  Cook,  $650  each ; Mary  W. 
Boggs,  Nellie  M.  Canterbury,  $625  each ; 
Lucy  S.  Clark,  $600 ; H.  C.  Jenks,  Clara 
J.  Loomis,  A.  M.  Whittier,  Kate  L.  Tow- 
er, Lizzie  J.  Steele,  A.  E.  Colton,  Jane 
A.  Holt,  Fannie  G.  Fisher,  Ella  S. 
Cox,  $550  each.  Bridge  street — Lucy  H. 
Pearl,  $650;  Abbie  J.  Isham,  Lizzie 
A.  Beggs,  $550  each;  Ella  Randall, 
$450.  West  Union  Street  Training  School 
— Mary  Kneil,  principal,  $850;  Jennie  E. 
Bowman,  Emma  C.  Clark,  Carrie  J.  Stone, 
Ella  Jones,  Mary  E.  Redfield,  $250  each. 
School  street — Ellen  S.  Sullivan,  princi- 
pal, $650;  Mildred  S.  Morehouse,  $450. 
York  street — Ellen  L.  Ware,  principal, 
$650;  Emily  J.  Brown,  Josie  L.  Gorham, 
$550  each;  Ella  C.  Colton,  $450. 

Worthington  Street  Group — 420  pu- 
pils. Teachers  and  salaries — E.  F.  Fos- 
ter, $2000;  Emily  W.  Fairman,  Sarah  E. 
Owen,  $625  each;  Mary  A.  Ring,  Susan 

M.  Marsh,  Ella  J.  Ross,  Hopkins, 

Anna  M.  Rice,  Baker,  Susie  D. 

Carter,  $550  each,  except  one. 

Armory  Hill  Group  — 675  pupils. 
Teachers  and  salaries  (last  term) — Oak 
street — Charles  Barrows,  $2000;  Jane  E. 
Wright,  $650;  Lizzie  S.  Yeaton,  Ellen  P. 
Wells,  L.  Augusta  Welch,  Anna  B.  Wil- 
liams, Lizzie  S.  Firmin,  Mary  A.  Bodur- 
tha,  Electa  M.  Priest,  Georgianna  L. 
Moore,  $500  each;  Estella  J.  Dickinson, 
$300.  Union  street  (east  of  Main  street) 
— Ellen  M.  Strickland,  $650;  Susie  Pol- 
ley,  Mary  C.  Hill, Hopkins,  Min- 

nie J.  Gray,  $550  each;  Hattie  Oatley, 
$400.  Buckingham  street  — Mary  L. 
Crossett,  $500. 

Central  Street  Group — 434  pupils. 
Teachers  and  salaries  (last  term) — 
Brookings,  $2,000;  Electa  M.  Pratt,  $650; 
H.  J.  Allen,  Abbie  L.  Sanderson,  Josie  M. 
Bannon,  Jennie  R.  Cobb,  Nettie  E.  Ban- 
non,  Celina  A.  Buck,  Lizzie  D.  Crane, 
Carrie  L.  Moseley,  $550  each;  Hattie  M. 
Chandler,  $300. 

Indian  Orchard  Group — 230  pupils. 
Teachers  and  salaries  (last  term) — Rebecca 
A.  Sheldon,  $1100;  Harriet  R.  Richard- 
son, $660;  Lucy  A.  Richardson,  $450; 


! Fidelia  M.  Warriner,  Mary  L.  Bliss,  Artie 
A.  Pease,  $550  each;  Alice  Trim,  $300. 

Mixed  Schools — 160  pupils.  Teachers 
and  salaries — Carlisle,  Fidelia  C.  Warner, 
$550 ; Long  Hill,  Ellen  M.  Chaffee,  $550 ; 
Putts’ Bridge,  Ellen  E.  Root,  $550;  Five 
Mile  Pond,  Amelia  R.  Bliss,  $500 ; Sixteen 
Acres,  Helen  A.  Shaw,  $500;  Wachogue, 
Emma  A.  Chapin,  $500;  White  Street, 
Lizzie  M.  Foster,  $400. 

Ungraded  Schools — 67  pupils.  Teach- 
ers and  salaries  (last  term)  — Dwight 
Clark,  $1300;  A.  C.  Kendall,  $650.  East 
Union  street — Addie  E.  Sawtelle,  $550. 

Truant  School — 20  pupils.  Sarah  C. 
Alford,  teacher;  salary,  $500. 

Teacher  of  Music — Amos  Whiting; 
salary,  $1200. 

Private  Schools. 

Burnett’s  English  and  Classical  In- 
stitute— No.  51  Court  street.  C.  C.  Bur- 
nett, Principal. 

Giles’  Boarding  and  Day  School — No. 
359  Central  street.  John  Giles,  Principal. 

Harvard  School  for  Boys — No.  37 
Spring  street.  G.  Francis  Robinson,  Princi- 
pal. 

Miss  C.  L.  Howard’s  School  for 
Ladies — No.  297  Union  street. 

Mrs.  Hosmer  and  Miss  Rockwell’s 
Boarding  and  Day  School — No.  91 
Spring  street. 

Mrs.  Grace  Bennett’s  School — No. 
19  Barnes’  Block,  394  Main  street. 

In  most  of  the  above,  in  addition  to  the 
common  school  studies,  pupils  may  take  the 
higher  branches,  with  music,  drawing,  etc. ; 
and  some  prepare  for  college,  or  pursue  a 
seminary  course.  In  the  other  private 
schools,  which  follow,  children  of  tender 
years  learn  first  priniples,  while  those  of 
older  growth  prepare  for  the  High  School. 

Miss  Maria  N.  Allis’  School — No.  3 
Maple  street. 

Miss  Lizzie  Bliss’  School — No.  35 
Spring  street. 

Miss  Emma  Chaffee’s  School — South 
corner  Main  and  Emery  streets. 

Miss  E.  N.  Coomes’  School — No.  75 
Willow  street,  corner  Park. 

Miss  Hattie  B.  Foster’s  School — 
No.  Ill  Franklin  street. 

Miss  Adda  Lee’s  School — No.  28 
Pynchon  street. 


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Miss  R.  W.  Stearns’  School — No.  96 
Garden  street. 

Mrs.  C.  A.  Winchester’s  School — 
No.  62.  Pynchon  street. 

The  Springfield  Scientific  Asso- 
ciation. 

Officers — President,  M.  C.  Stebbins ; 
vice-president  E.  Brookings ; secretary, 
John  A.  Hall;  treasurer,  L.  A.  Tifft; 
directors,  A.  C.  Townsend,  Luther  Clark, 
George  Dimmock;  committee  on  field 
Meetings,  C.  A.  Emery,  Luther  Clark, 
Belle  C.  De  Veiling;  committee  on  bot- 
any, Mrs.  D.  V.  L.  Owen,  Margaret  Bliss, 
E.  Brookings. 

The  association  holds  its  regular  meet- 
ings, which  are  open  and  free  to  the  pub- 
lic, on  alternate  Wednesday  evenings,  at 
Institute  hail,  corner  of  Main  and  State 
streets.  Meetings  are  suspended  during 
July  and  August.  The  exercises  at  the 
regular  meetings  consist  of  papers  and 
discussions  upon  scientific  subjects. 

During  the  summer  and  fall,  excursions 
are  made  to  localities  of  special  scientific 
interest.  The  society  has  also  secured 
each  year  one  or  two  courses  of  popular 
scientific  or  historical  lectures,  from  men 
eminent  in  their  several  departments. 

Library  and  Museum  of  Natural 
History. 

Located  in  new  Library  Building  on 
State  street,  above  Chestnut,  and  open  daily. 
The  number  of  volumes,  May  1,  1873,  was 
33,253,  exclusive  of  unbound  pamphlets ; 
2,178  volumes  have  been  added  the  past 
year.  The  Directors  intend  to  purchase  all 
the  new  works  of  popular  interest  as  they 
appear,  and  are  also  continually  adding  to  the 
Library  standard  works  of  permanent  value 
in  the  various  departments  of  literature, 
science  and  art.  Subscribers  paying  one 
dollar  are  entitled  to  the  use  of  the  Library, 
for  one  year,  and  can  draw  one  volume  at 
once,  and  exchange  twice  a week  at  the  Li- 
brary hours. 

The  Library  is  open  on  Monday  from 
12  o’clock  to  9 p.  m.,  and  on  every  other 
week  day,  except  the  legal  holidays,  from  10 
A.  m.  until  9 p.  m. 


The  new  catalogue  is  furnished  to  subscri- 
bers for  use  in  the  Library,  and  is  also  for 
sale  to  those  who  wish  to  purchase. 

Catalogue  slips  will  be  printed  each 
month,  containing  a list  of  the  new  books 
purchased  during  the  previous  month. 

Officers — President,  Daniel  L.  Harris  ; 
vice-president,  E.  W.  Bond ; secretary, 
William  Rice;  treasurer,  J.  D.  S afford ; di- 
rectors, George  E.  Howard,  Chester  W.  Cha- 
pin, J.  M.  Thompson,  George  Walker, 
Charles  Merriam,  Charles  O.  Chapin, 
James  Kirkham,  O.  H.  Greenleaf,  John 
B.  Stebbins,  Samuel  Bowles,  and  the  Mayor 
of  the  city.  Auditors,  Henry  S.  Lee,  R.  F. 
Hawkins;  librarian,  Rev.  Wm.  Rice. 

The  new  Library  building  ranks  among 
our  finest  public  edifices,  and  cost,  with  the 
land,  about  $100,000.  It  was  designed  by 
George  Hathorne  of  New  York,  and  built  of 
brick,  with  facings  of  granite  and  Ohio  stone; 
it  stands  60  feet  from  the  street,  and  is  100 
feet  long  and  65  wide.  The  Museum  occupies 
the  first  floor,  and  above  is  the  Library  pro- 
per. Light  is  admitted  through  sky -lights 
in  the  roof,  fifty  feet  long,  and  through  win- 
dows in  the  alcoves,  as  well.  The  building 
is  warmed  by  two  hot-air  furnaces,  and  well 
ventilated. 

Museum. — Curators,  C.  A.  Emery,  C. 
W.  Bennett,  Geo.  Dimock,  J.  A.  Allen,  and 
Solomon  Stebbins.  The  Museum  is  now 
rearranged  in  the  new  Library  building,  and 
is  open  to  the  public  on  Wednesday  after- 
noons from  3 to  5.  This  institution  origi- 
nated in  1860  with  the  Library  Association, 
and  occupied  two  rooms  in  the  City  Hall. 
It  has  about  1,500  species,  and  upwards  of 
3,800  specimens  of  shells,  classified  by  Dr. 
Geo.  A.  Otis,  formerly  surgeon  of  the  27th 
Massachusetts  Regiment ; also  9,000  speci- 
mens of  insects;  900  specimens  of  stuffed 
birds ; 120  stuffed  quadrupeds,  including  two 
enormous  wildcats,  killed  in  this  county  ; 
115  species  of  fish  and  reptiles ; small  cabi- 
nets of  coral  and  Crustacea;  an  extensive 
mineralogical  cabinet ; a large  and  very  cu- 
rious collection  of  fossils;  numerous  Indian 
and  foreign  antiquities,  and  several  flags  and 
various  other  trophies  captured  from  the 
Southern  rebels  by  our  home  troops.  Ad- 
ditions are  frequently  made  by  the  gener- 
osity of  our  citizens.  Valuable  collections 
were  received  the  past  year  from  Rev.  H.  J. 
Bruce,  of  India,  formerly  of  this  city.  Do- 


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nations  for  the  Library  or  Museum  may  be  i 
left  with  the  Librarian,  Rev.  William  Rice. 


Masonic  Orders. 

Hampden  Lodge  F.  & A.  M. — Instituted, 
March  11,  1817.  Annual  communication, 
Nov.  4 ; Regulars,  first  Tuesday  in  each 
month  ; Specials,  every  Tuesday.  Officers 
— R.  H.  Bailey,  W.  M.,  H.  S.  Lee,  S.  W., 
T.  H.Whitehouse,  J W.,  P.  S.  Bailey,  Treas. 
Chas.  Taylor,  Sec’y,  L.  H.  Moseley,  Mar- 
shal, J.  W.  Hanks,  S.  D.,  Asher  Bartlett, 
J.  D.,  H.  D.  Smith,  S.  S.,  C.  N.  Smith,  J. 
S.,  J.  W.  Hersey,  Chaplain,  J.  G.  Wilson, 
Organist,  G.  D.  Rollins,  Tyler. 

Roswell  Lee  Lodge,  F.  & A.  M. — In- 
stituted March  9,  1865.  Annual  communi- 
cation, November  1 ; Regulars,  first  Saturday 
in  each  month ; Specials,  every  Saturday. 
Officers — B.  S.  Haskins,  W.  M. ; Edmund 
Austin,  S.  W.,  C.  M.  Mather,  J.  W.,  H.  G. 
Shaw,  Treas. ; E.  S.  Batchelder,  Sec’y ; E. 
C.  Washburn,  S.  D. ; D.  W.  Ware,  J.  D. ; 
B.  F.  Story,  S.  S. ; Charles  Walton,  J.  S.; 
John  E.  Shipman,  Chaplain ; George  S. 
Barras,  Marshal;  F.  D.  Fuller,  Organist; 
L.  E.  Howard,  Tyler. 

Sumner  Lodge,  Hi  & A.  M. — Organized 
A.  L.  5866.  Regulars,  first  and  third 
Monday  evenings  of  each  month  at  Foot’s 
Block.  Officers  — D.  Jennings,  W.  M. ; P. 
Washington,  S.  W. ; C.  A.  Purvis,  J.  W. ; 
J.  D.  Raymond,  Treas. ; Talcott  Williams, 
Sec’y ; J.  N.  Howard,  Chaplain ; W.  H. 
Adams,  S.  D. ; A.  Morrison,  J.  D. ; Samuel 
E.  Wright,  Marshal ; J.  R.  Williams, 
Tyler. 

Morning  Star  Chapter,  R.  A.  M. — In- 
stituted June  29,  1818.  Annual  Convoca- 
tion, November  7 ; Regulars,  first  Friday  in 
each  month  ; Specials,  every  Friday.  Offi- 
cers ^-Henry  Clark,  M.  E.  H.  P. ; Lowell 
Preston,  E.  K. ; Henry  H.  Banks,  E.  S ; 
Edward  P.  Chapin,  Treas. ; O.  K.  Merrill, 
Sec’y  ; Wm.  Hamilton,  C.  H.  ; Robert 
Morris,  P.  S. ; Luther  Clark,  R.  A.  C. ; 
William  S.  Collins,  Justin  D.  Parks,  M. 
Wells  Bridge,  M.  of  Y. ; Daniel  Reynolds, 
Chaplain;  Stephen  B.  Hutchinson,  Adams 
Lavigne,  Stewards  ; William  D.  Slater, 
Organist;  George  D.  Rollins,  Tyler. 

Springfield  Council  S.  & R.  M. — In- 
stituted May  28,  1818.  Annual  meeting 
November  6 ; Regulars,  first  Wednesday  in 


each  month ; Specials,  third  Wednesday. 
Officers — Robert  Morris,  M.  I.  M. ; John 

R.  Sealey,  R.  I.  M. ; William  S.  Collins,  I. 
M.  of  W. ; C.  S.  Hutchinson,  M.  of  C. ; 
Silas  L.  Kenyon,  Treas. ; Joel  E.  Coolidge, 
Recorder ; Luther  Clark,  C.  of  G. ; E.  W. 
Clark,  C.  of  C.;  George  Harrington,  Senti- 
nel ; M.  L.  Church,  Organist ; Daniel  Rey- 
nolds, Chaplain  ; George  D.  Rollins,  Tyler. 

Springfield  Commandery  Knights 
Templar — Instituted  June  19,  1826.  An- 
nual Assembly,  November  3 ; Regulars, 
first  Monday  in  each  month.  Officers — 
George  W.  Ray,  PL  C ; Peter  S.  Bailey, 
Gen’l.;  Henry  S.  Lee,  C.  G. ; Daniel  Rey- 
nolds, Prelate ; Albert  M.  Day,  S.  W.  ; 
James  M.  Porter,  J.  W. ; Edward  P.  Chapin, 
Treas. ; Smith  R.  Phillips,  Recorder ; George 
M.  Smith,  Sw.  B. ; JoelE.  Coolidge,  St.  B.; 
Joseph  S.  Noble,  Warder ; John  R.  Sealey, 
Aaron  Flagg,  O.  K.  Merrill,  Guards;  J.  Gil- 
bert Wilson,  Musical  Director ; Charles  Tay- 
lor, Armorer;  George  D.  Rollins,  Sentinel. 

Evening  Star  Grand  Lodge  of  Per- 
fection, (Ancient  Scottish  Rite) — Institu- 
ted February  1,1865.  Annual  meeting,  3d 
of  Adar,  5634,  answering  to  February  20, 
1874  ; Regulars,  first  Thursday  in  each 
month.  Officers — S.  B.  Spooner,  T.  P.  G. 
M. ; Luther  Clark,  D.  G.  M. ; E.  W.  Clark, 

S.  G.  W. ; John  E.  Shipman,  J.  G.  W.  ; 
Daniel  Reynolds,  G.  O. ; Henry  S.  Lee,  G. 

T.  ; Joel  E.  Coolidge,  G.  S. ; Henry  Clark, 
G.  M.  of  C. ; G.  M.  Smith,  G.  C.  of  G. ; 
Amos  Call,  G Hos.  Bro. ; G.  D.  Rollins,  G.  T. 

Massasoit  Grand  Council  Princes  of 
Jerusalem,  (Ancient  Scottish  Rite) — Insti- 
tuted May  19,  1866.  Annual  meeting,  20th 
Thebet,  5634,  answering  to  January  9, 1874 ; 
Regulars,  second  Thursday  in  each  month. 
Officers — George  W.  Ray,  M.  E.  S.  P.  G.  M. ; 
G.  Harrington,  G.  H.  P.  D.  G.  M. ; Robert 
Morris,  M.  E.  S.  G.  W. ; Albert  M.  Day, 
M.  E.  J.  G.  W. ; James  M.  Porter,  V.  K.  of 
S. ; Charles  S.  Marsh,  Y.  G.  T. ; Henry  M. 
Chapin,  G.  M.  of  C. ; Theodore  A.  Curtis, 
G.  M.  of  E. ; George  D.  Rollins,  G.  T. 

Knights  of  Constantine — Organized 
1873.  Officers — Sovereign,  H.  H.  Banks  ; 
Viceroy  Eusebius,  P.  S Bailey ; Treasurer, 
E.  P.  Chapin ; Recorder,  S.  R.  Phillips ; 
senior  General,  J.  M.  Porter;  Junior  Gen- 
eral, Robert  Morris  ; High  Prelate,  Henry 
Clark ; Prefect,  William  Pierce ; Herald,  C. 
C.  Spellman ; Standard-bearer,  George 


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Harrington;  Sentinel,  Luther  E.  Howard. 
Time  of  meetings  not  yet  determined. 

The  present  Masonic  Hall  is  at  corner  of 
State  and  Market  streets.  But  the  new 
Masonic  headquarters  wiil  be  at  413  Main 
street,  after  the  building  there  is  comple- 
ted. 

I.  O of  O,  F. 

Agawam  Encampment,  No.  25, 1.  O.  of 
O F. — Instituted  in  Springfield,  January  1> 
1847.  Officers — C.  1’.,  W.  W.  Gardner;  H. 
P.,  John  M.  Wood ; S.  W.,  C.  H.  Gould  ; J. 
W.,  D.  A.  Wood ; Scribe,  F.  S.  Hatfield ; 
Treas.,  William  Smith.  Meets  the  second 
and  fourth  Friday  evenings  in  each  month, 
in  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  Savings  Bank  Build- 
ing, corner  Main  and  State  streets. 

Hampden  Lodge,  No.  27, 1.  0.  of  0.  F. — 
Instituted  in  Springfield,  February  7,  1844. 
Officers — N.  G.,  F.  H.  Goldthwait;  Y.  G., 
S.  C.  Downs  ; Rec.  Sec.,  D.  L Wing;  Per. 
Sec.,  A.  H.  Clark ; Treas.,  S.  Leonard.  Meets 
every  Monday  evening  in  Odd  Fellows  Hall, 
Savings  Bank  Building,  corner  of  Main  and 
State  streets. 

Rebecca  Degree  Lodge — Instituted 
1870.  Officers— N.  G.,  George  Smith  ; V. 
G.,  Mrs.  N.  Reed,  2d;  R.  S.,  Mrs.  Enos 
Prior;  P.  S.,  Mrs.  W.  W.  Lee;  Treas.,  Wil- 
liam Fernald ; W.,  Henry  C.  Burdick ; 

Chaplain,  J.  M.  Wood;  C.,  Mrs.  Henry  C. 
Burdick;  O.  S.,  J.  J.  Rockwell ; I.  S.,  S.  S. 
Holmes.  Meets  at  Odd  Fellows’  Hall,  first 
and  third  Friday  evenings  in  each  month. 
I)e  Soto  Lodge,  No.  155,  I O.  of  O. 

F.  — Instituted  in  Springfield,  March  9,  1871. 
Officers — N.  G.,  F.  S.  Hatfield ; Y.  G.,  A. 

B.  Burdick;  R.  S.,  F.  A.  Burt ; P.  S.,  James 
Kimball;  Treas.,  Dr.  W.  W.  Gardner; 
Warden,  James  P.  Abbe ; Conductor,  G.  H. 
Booth ; I.  G.,  William  L.  Morse ; R.  S.  N. 

G. ,  L.  S.  Drew  ; L.  S.  N.  G.,  E.  P.  Cook ; 

R.  S.  V.  G.,  J.  C.  Shamp ; L.  S.  Y.  G.,  P. 

S.  Shattuck  ; R.  S.  S.,  L.  F.  White;  L.  S. 
S.,  H.  B.  Shamp. 

Temperance  Societies. 

Good  Samaritans — An  open  organiza- 
tion meet  for  transaction  of  business  every 
Saturday  evening,  at  room  27,  Foot’s  block. 

It  holds  temperance  meetings,  with  ad- 
dresses, Sunday  evenings,  at  5J^  P.  M.,  in 
summer  at  steps  of  City  Hall,  and  in  winter 


at  its  hall.  Officers — Thomas  Chubbuck, 
President ; Dr.  N E.  Ames  and  John  Mey- 
rick,  vice-presidents;  John  J.  Denver,  sec- 
retary ; David  Warner,  treasurer. 

Armory  Hill  Temperance  Reform 
Association. — An  open  society  ; hold  their 
meetings  on  alternate  Thursday  and  Friday 
evenings,  at  Independence  Hall,  State  street, 
formerly  Hitchcock  Hall.  Dr.  Y.  L.  Owen, 
president ; John  Q.  A.  Sexton,  J.  R.  Storm 
and  Nathan  Rice,  vice-presidents ; Emil  G. 
Fischer,  secretary,  and  E.  H.  Waite,  treas- 
urer. 

Beacon  Lodge,  No.  69, 1.  0.  of  G.  T. — 
Meets  every  Monday  evening,  at  Independ- 
ence Hall,  State  street.  P.  W.  C.  T.,  Dr.  Y. 
L.  Owen;  W.  C.  T.,  S.  B.  Lewis;  W.  Y. 
T , Mrs.  L.  M.  Randall;  W.  S.,  R.  Bickley  ; 
W.  F.  S .,  Miss  Hattie  L.  Beckwith;  W.  T., 
L.  R.  Waite  ; W.  M.,  L.  W.  Randall ; W. 

C. ,  F.  C.  Morgan;  W.  I.  G.,  Miss  Dora 
Cross ; W.  O.  G.,  M.  Weaver.  Membership, 
65.  Chester  Hastings,  Lodge  Deputy. 

Crescent  Lodge,  No.  130,  I.  0.  of  G.  T. 
— Meets  every  Tuesday  evening,  at  Frank- 
lin Hall,  Pynchon  street.  W.  C.  T.,  Fran- 
cis Dargin ; W.  Y.  T.,  Ellen  F.  Colton;  W. 
S.,  C.  O.  Taylor;  W.  F.  S.,  Ida  L.  Grout; 
W.  T.,  C.  H.  Annatye ; W.  C.,  R.  R.  Mc- 
Gregor ; W.  M , Frank  S.  Leonard  ; W.  I. 
G.,  Belle  M.  Blacker;  W.  0.  G.,  F.  M. 
Treadwell;  Lodge  Deputy,  A.  R.  Parsons. 
Membership,  over  300. 

Eastern  Star  Union  Degree  Temple, 
I.  0.  of  G.  T. — Meets  every  other  Friday 
evening,  alternating  between  the  three  lodg- 
es of  the  order.  Officers — D.  T.,  Marion  S. 
Hastings ; D.  Y.  T.,  Mrs.  H.  B.  Frasier ; D. 

S. ,  Emil  G.  Fischer;  D.  T.,  L.  R.  Waite; 

D.  F.  S.,  Addie  S.  Blair;  D.  Chap.,  Samuel 
B.  Lewis;  D.  M.,  Edwin  W.  Baker;  D.  G., 
William  C.  Nelson. 

Althea  Lodge,  I.  O.  of  G.  T.,  No.  149. 
— Meets  every  Wednesday  evening  at  Lin- 
coln Hall,  Water  shops.  Officers — J.  B. 
Fraser,  W.  C.  T. ; Nettie  Bannon,  W.  V. 

T.  ; Wm.  B.  Fuller,  W.  S. ; Mrs.  Carrie 
Newell,  W.  F.  S.;  John  W.  Hanks,  W. 
Treasurer ; Charles  H.  Ladd,  W.  Chap. ; 
Ephraim  Fairbanks,  W.  M. ; D.  B.  Rice,  P. 
W.  C.  T.  Membership,  110.  Lodge  Depu- 
ty, R.  R.  McGregor. 

Concordia  Division,  No.  58,  S.  of  T. — 
Meets  every  Wednesday  evening,  at  room 
27,  Foot’s  block,  602  Main  street.  Officers 


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— W.  P.,  A.  H.  Kendall;  W.  A.,  John  J. 
Denver;  R.  S.,  Thomas  Chubbuek  ; F.  S., 
Miss  Mary  A.  Dickinson;  T.,  A.  J.  Cook  ; 
Chaplain,  Samuel  Colton;  C.,  Charles  N. 
Packard. 

Relief  Associations. 

Firemen’s  Mutual  Rblief  Associa- 
tion— Object  to  provide  for  members  of 
the  Fire  Department,  who  are  disabled  in 
the  discharge  of  duty,  $10  per  week  being 
allowed  in  each  case.  The  fund  amounts 
to  about  $3,300,  of  which  $500  was  re- 
ceived from  the  Second  National  Bank, 
after  the  fire  of  February  6 ; over  $400  has 
been  paid  to  firemen  disabled  while  on  duty 
the  past  year.  Each  company  contributes 
$7  per  year,  and  the  income  from  the  an- 
nual firemen’s  ball  is  added.  Officers — 
president,  H.  C.  Lombard;  vice -presi- 
dent S.  B.  Chapman;  secretary,  W.  A. 
Withey;  treasurer,  E.  D.  Chapin;  trus- 
tees, L.  H.  Powers,  H.  C.  Lombard,  H. 
Knapp,  John  A.  Lynch,  E.  D.  Stock, 
Samuel  B.  Chapman,  C.  Mayne,  R.  Car- 
gill. 

Masonic  Mutual  Relief  Association 
of  Western  Massachusetts — Organized 
in  1870,  and  composed  exclusively  of  Ma- 
sons. Members  pay  an  admission  fee  of 
$3,  if  50  years  of  age  or  under,  and  a 
larger  sum  if  older.  In  case  of  death,  the 
family  of  the  deceased  receive  $1  from 
each  member.  Officers — President,  George 
W.  Ray;  vice-president,  J.  E.  Taylor; 
treasurer,  T.  Warner,  Jr. ; secretary,  Silas 
L.  Kenyon.  Membership,  about  850. 

Odd  Fellows  Mutual  Relief  Associ- 
ation of  the  Connecticut  River  Val- 
ley.— John  M.  Wood,  president,  Hamp- 
den Lodge,  Springfield;  H.  A.  Bowen, 
vice-president,  Alethian  Lodge,  Shelburne 
Falls ; W.  P.  Beals,  treasurer,  St.  John’s 
Lodge,  Chicopee ; W.  W.  Gardner,  secre- 
tary, De  Soto  Lodge,  Springfield.  Fee  for 
admission,  $1.50  for  applicants  under  thirty- 
five  years,  and  half  a dollar  more  for  each 
five  years  of  age  from  thirty-five  to  sixty- 
five;  if  sixty-five  or  above,  $10.  In  case  of 
death,  the  family  of  the  deceased  receives 
$1  from  each  member  of  the  Association. 

St.  Michael’s  Mutual  Relief  Soci- 
ety— fleets  the  second  Sunday  in  each 
month,  at  room  in  rear  of  Cathedral.  Pres- 


ident, P.  J.  Ryan  ; secretary,  Patrick  Mc- 
Namara; treasurer,  Owen  O’Connor;  chap- 
lain, Rev.  J.  J.  McDermott.  Membership, 
100 ; fund,  $1,000 ; initiation  fee,  $1 ; dues, 
25  cents  a month.  Sick  members  receive 
$4  a week  and  care  of  associates  ; in  case  of 
death,  $30  is  granted. 

Young  Catholic  Friends  Society — 
Object,  relief  of  needy  orphans  in  this 
city.  Officers — President,  Rev.  Charles  E. 
Burke ; vice-president,  F.  J.  Donoghue  ; 
recording  secretary,  John  F.  Stapleton  ; 
financial  secretary,  Thomas  F.  Russell ; 
treasurer,  Owen  O’Connor.  Meets  first 
Sunday  in  each  month  in  the  room  in  the 
rear  of  the  Cathedral.  Membership,  265. 
Raised  and  expended  for  charitable  pur- 
poses, the  past  year,  $1,500. 

Mutual  Relief  Association  of  the 
Employes  of  the  B.  & A.  R.  R.  Co. — Trus- 
tees, C.  O.  Russell,  J.  W.  Clark,  H.  C. 
Hamilton,  A.  S.  Bryant,  W.  H.  Stearns, 
Robert  Eccles,  Marcus  Cadwell;  secretary 
and  treasurer,  Albert  Holt.  Meets  in  the 
secretary’s  room  in  the  Boston  & Albany 
Railroad  block,  first  Wednesday  evening  in 
every  month,  and  annually  on  the  fourth 
Wednesday  evening  of  March,  at  7j^  P-  M. 

St.  Jean  Baptiste  Benevolent  Soci- 
ety— Organized  1864.  Meets  in  Foot’s 
block  the  first  and  third  Wednesday  in  each 
month.  Officers — D.  J.  Darche,  president; 
J.  B.  Prevost,  vice-president ; Joseph  Grise, 
recording  secretary,  Eli  Deschamp,  treasu- 
rer. There  are  about  50  members. 


Street  Railway. 

The  corporation  was  organized  in  1869, 
with  $100,000  capital  stock,  of  which,  only 
$50,000  has  been  issued.  Directors — G.  M. 
Atwater,  Homer  Foot,  C.  L.  Co  veil,  H.  W. 
Phelps,  John  Olmstead ; superintendent,  F. 
E.  King  ; clerk  of  the  corporation,  Gideon 
Wells.  Office  at  the  station,  278  North 
Main  street. 

The  new  and  very  complete  time  tables 
for  the  street  cars  are  given  on  page  22. 
Fare,  8 cents ; sixteen  tickets  for  $1,  for 
adults  ; twenty  tickets  for  $1,  for  children. 
The  route  of  the  railway  is  from  Hooker 
street  through  Chicopee  and  Main  to  State 
street,  and  thence  up  State  street  to  Win- 
chester Park ; also  from  State  street  through 
• Main  to  Locust  street. 


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Hotels. 

Allis  House,  Allis’  new  block,  230  Main 
street;  Thatcher  & Field. 

Carlton  House,  11  and  13  Hampden 
street;  A.  Hanrahan. 

Cooley’s  Hotel,  205  and  211  Main  street, 
north  of  Railroad  depot ; J.  M.  Cooley. 

Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street ; Adams 
& Fuller. 

Gruendler’s  Hotel,  17  and  21  Bridge 
street;  Berthold  Winkler. 

Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street,  corner 
Pynchon ; Tilly  Haynes. 

Indian  Leap  House,  Indian  Orchard, 
Main  street,  near  Horse  Railroad ; Samuel 
Pease. 

Massasoit  House,  236  and  238  Main 
street  and  3 Railroad  street,  near  Railroad 
depot;  M.  & E.  S.  Chapin. 

Nayasset  House,  35  Railroad  street; 
William  L.  Clegg. 

Pynchon  House,  243  Main  street,  corner 
Lyman ; Chandler  & Bemis. 

Revere  House,  193 Main  street;  Mrs.  A. 
L.  Smith. 

Rockingham  House,  481,  483  and  485 
State  street;  A.  Nason. 

Sanford  Street  House,  10  and  12  Sanford 
street;  B.  Jobson,  Jr. 

Springfield  House,  75  and  77  State  street ; 
August  Sheppert. 

Sulphur  Springs  Hcuse,  Indian  Orchard ; 
Charles  Simonds. 

Union  House,  528  Main  street,  corner 
Bliss  ; H.  M.  French. 

United  States  Hotel,  547  Main  street; 
George  Burbach. 

Public  Halls. 

City  Halt.,  Court  street,  has  seats  for 
2,700  persons.  Application  for  it  to  be  made 
to  the  City  Clerk. 

Music  Hall,  corner  Main  and  Pynchon 
streets,  will  seat  1,200  persons,  and  is  rented 
for  lectures  and  first  class  entertainments 
only.  Applications  for  it  may  be  made  to 
Tilly  Haynes,  at  Haynes’  Hotel,  Main 
street. 

Gilmore’s  Hall,  Gilmore’s  Block,  will 
seat  600  persons.  Applications  may  be 
made  to  D.  O.  Gilmore,  Gilmore’s  block, 
Main  street. 

Independence  Hall,  State  street,  nearly 
pppositg  United  States  Arsenal. 


Institute  Hall,  Savings  Bank  block 
will  seat  350  persons.  Applications  may  be 
made  at  the  Springfield  Institution  for  Sav- 
ings. 

Union  Hall,  Union  House  block,  will  seat 
600  persons.  Applications  may  be  made  to 
H.  M.  French,  Union  House,  428  Main  street. 

Franklin  Hall,  28  Pynchon  street,  near 
Post-office,  will  seat  500  persons.  Applica- 
tions may  be  made  to  Dr.  Higgins,  489  Main 
street. 

Gunn’s  Hall,  Gunn’  block,  corner  State 
and  Walnut  streets,  will  seat  250  persons. 
Applications  may  be  made  to  William  Gunn 
& Co.,  87  State  street. 

Lincoln  Hall,  corner  Mill  and  Walnut 
streets,  at  the  Water  shops,  will  seat  500 
persons.  Applications  may  be  made  to  W. 
H.  Pinney,  Lincoln  Hall  block. 

Stage  Routes,  Expresses,  etc. 

South  Wilbraham  and  East  Long- 
meadow — Frank  Davis,  proprietor.  Leaves 
the  Exchange  Hotel  every  day  (Sundays 
excepted)  at  2 P.  M. 

Agawam,  Feeding  Hills  and  West 
Suffield — S.  Yiets,  proprietor.  Leaves 
Y.  M.  Blaisdell’s  Restaurant,  471  Main 
street,  at  2 P.  M.,  and  railroad  depot,  daily, 
at  2.15  P.  M. 

Adams  Express  Company — W.  B.  Dins- 
more,  president ; E.  S.  Sanford,  vice-presi- 
dent; J.  M.  Thompson,  secretary;  Henry 
Sanford,  general  superintendent ; E.  G. 
Wescott,  superintendent  New  England  Di- 
vision. Office,  14  Court  street.  F.  H.  Fos- 
ter, agent.  Lines  extending  south  and 
south-west. 

American  Express  Company — William 
C.  Fargo,  president;  Theodore  M.  Pome- 
roy, vice-president;  E.  P.  Ross,  treasurer  ; 
J.  N Knapp,  secretary ; J.  C.  Fargo,  gen- 
eral superintendent ; M.  B.  White,  assist- 
ant general  superintendent  Eastern  Divi- 
sion ; H.  W.  Dwight,  superintendent  East-, 
ern  division.  Office,  Albany,  N.  Y.  Spring- 
field  office,  Lyman  street,  near  Main  street  ; 
also  a receiving  office  at  J.  T.  Webber’s, 
507  Main  street.  H.  M.  Morehouse,  agent. 
Lines  extending  north,  east  and  west. 

Springfield  and  Holyoke  Express 
— E.  Whitney,  proprietor.  Leaves  Spring- 
field,  daily,  at  2 P.  M.  Orders  may  be  left 
at  Homer  Foot  & Co’s,  Whitney  & Adams’, 
Gunn  & Merrill’s,  and  E.  C.  Barr  & Co.’s 
saloon,  471  Main  street. 


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Springfield,  West  Springfield,  and 
Mittineaqde  Express — L.  W.  Shepard, 
proprietor.  Leaves  Whitney  & Adams’  and 
Dow’s,  daily,  at  10j^  A.  M.  and  3j^  P.  M. 
Leaves  Mittineaque  post-office  at  8 A.  M. 
and  1 P.  M. 

City  Parcel  Express — Jonathan  A. 
Ames,  proprietor.  Order  slates  at  various 
places  in  the  city,  as  announced  in  adver- 
tising card  on  p.  143. 

Indian  Orchard  and  Jenksville  Ex- 
press— H.  W.  Keyes,  proprietor.  Leaves 
Indian  Orchard  post-office,  daily,  at  7 and 
8.15  and  10.30  A.  M.,  and  3.40  and  6.15  P. 
M.  Leaves  Jenksville,  daily,  at  7.50  and 
10  A.  M.,  and  12.45  P.  M. 

Telegraph  Companies. 

Franklin. — J.  W.  Brown,  president ; G. 
R.  Williamson,  treasurer;  E.  D.  L.  Sweet, 
executive  manager;  J.  G.  Smith,  superin- 
tendent; Mrs.  L.  E.  Gouge,  manager.  Office 
in  Townsley’s  block,  363  Main  street. 

Western  Union. — William  Orton,  pres- 
ident; R.  H.  Rochester,  secretary  and  treas- 
urer, New  York ; Thomas  T.  Eckert,  gen- 
eral superintendent,  New  York.  Offices, 
Haynes’  Hotel  block,  Main  street,  and  cor- 
ner Main  street  and  Railroad  row.  W.  J. 
Denver,  Manager. 

Omnibus. 

Water  Shops  and  Railroad  Depot 
Line— J.  W.  Lull,  proprietor.  Leaves 
Water  Shops  at  6.30,  8,  9.30,  and  11  A.  M.  ; 
12.30,  1.30,  2.30,  3.30,  4.30,  5.30,  6,  7,  and 
8.30  P.  M.  Returning,  leaves  R.  R.  Depot 
at  7,  8.30,  10,  and  11.30  A.  M.,  and  1,  2,  3, 
4,  5,  6,  7.30,  8.30,  and  9 P.  M.  Fare,  10 
cents  ; fourteen  tickets  for  $1. 

Hampden  County  Agricultural 
Society. 

Incorporated  1844.  President,  N.  T. 
Leonard  of  Westfield ; one  vice-president 
from  each  town  in  the  county;  secretary, 
J.  N.  Bagg  of  West  Springfield;  treasurer, 
James  E.  Russell  of  Springfield.  Delegate 
to  Board  of  Agriculture,  Horace  M.  Sessions 
of  South  Wilbraham.  Membership,  about 
1,000  ; initiation  fee,  $5  for  gentlemen,  $2.50 
for  ladies.  Fair  at  City  Hall,  and  exhibition 
of  cattle,  horses,  etc.,  on  Hampden  Park, 
October  7 to  11.  Address  before  the  Society, 
October  8,  by  Chan  Laisun  of  China,  impe- 
rial commissioner  of  education. 

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Licenses  and  Stamps. 

Licenses  of  various  kinds  are  required 
for  certa  n dealers  and  peddlers,  before  they 
can  do  business.  The  provisions  of  law  in 
the  matter  are  somewhat  numerous,  and 
are  changed  from  to  time  by  new  legislation. 
Some  perplexity  results,  and  it  is  said  that 
people  violate  the  statutes,  in  this  matter, 
without  knowing  it,  and  have  to  suffer  by 
forfeitures  and  fines.  It  has,  therefore,  been 
desired  that  the  essential  portions  of  the  li- 
cense laws,  as  affecting  business  people,  be 
published  here  for  ready  reference. 

Manufacturers  or  Dealers  in  Pi- 
gars,  Tobacco  or  Liquors,  do  not  now 
have  licenses  as  formerly,  under  the  internal 
revenue  law.  But  they  still  contribute  very 
largely  for  the  support  of  the  government, 
and  what  is  required  of  them  by  the  last 
enactment  is  thus  stated  by  the  Commis- 
sioner of  Internal  Revenue  ; 

“The  law  of  December  24,  1872,  requires 
every  person  engaged  in  any  business,  avo- 
cation, or  employment  which  renders  him 
liable  to  a special  tax,  to  procure  and  place 
conspicuously  in  his  establishment  or  place 
of  business  a stamp  denoting  the  payment 
of  said  tax  before  commencing  business. 
The  taxes  embraced  within  the  provisions 
of  the  law  above  quoted  are  the  fol- 
lowing, viz : Rectifiers,  $200 ; dealers, 

retail  liquor,  $25 ; dealers,  wholesale  liquor, 
$100;  dealers  in  malt  liquors,  wholesale, 
$50 ; dealers  in  malt  liquors,  retail,  $20 ; 
dealers  in  leaf  tobacco,  $25 ; retail  dealers 
in  leaf  tobacco,  $500 ; and  on  sales  of  over 
$1,000,  fifty  cents  for  every  dollar  in  excess 
of  $1,000;  dealers  in  manufactured  tobacco, 
$5 ; manufacturers  of  stills,  $50 ; and  for  each 
still  manufactured,  $20  ; and  for  each  worm 
manufactured,  $20 ; manufacturers  of  tobac- 
co, $10  ; manufacturers  of  cigars,  $10 ; ped- 
dlers of  tobacco,  first  class  (more  than  two 
horses),  $50 ; peddlers  of  tobacco,  second 
class  (two  horses),  $25;  peddlers  of  tobac- 
co, third  class  (one  horse),  $15;  peddlers  of 
tobacco,  fourth  class  (on  foot  or  public  con- 
veyance), $10;  brewers  of  less  than  600 
barrels,  $60 ; brewers  of  500  barrels  or  more, 
$100.” 

Peddlers. — Extracts  are  given  below  from 
the  fiftieth  chapter  of  the  Revised  Statutes 
of  Massachusetts,  but  changed  essentially. 


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in  some  portions  by  subsequent  amend- 
ments. The  emendations  up  to  the  pres- 
ent time  are  here  presented. 

No  license  is  required  for  peddling  some 
articles,  as  appears  from  the  following  in  the 
chapter  mentioned  above  : “ Section  thirteen 
— Any  person  may  go  about  from  town  to 
town,  or  from  place  to  place,  or  from  dwel- 
ling house  to  dwelling  house  in  the  same 
town,  exposing  to  sale  or  selling  fruits  and 
provisions,  live  animals,  brooms,  agricultu- 
ral implements,  fuel,  newspapers,  books, 
pamphlets,  agricultural  products  of  the 
United  States,  and  the  products  of  his  own 
labor  or  the  labor  of  his  family ,”  but,  “ no 
articles  of  the  growth  or  production  of  any 
foreign  country  ” are  included  in  this  free 
permit.  Minors  may  be  required  to  procure 
a license  before  they  may  sell  articles  that 
adults  can  sell  without  license,  if  a town  or 
city  by  vote  so  direct. 

Honorably  discharged  soldiers  and  sailors, 
partially  disabled  by  wounds  or  sickness  in 
the  service  of  the  United  States,  may  ob- 
tain a special  state  license  to  peddle  without 
paying  anything  therefor,  on  applying  to 
the  secretary  of  the  commonwealth,  and 
presenting  satisfactory  proofs  of  such  service, 
disability  and  discharge,  and  of  personal 
identity. 

Peddling  is  forbidden  by  law,  in  the  case 
of  certain  articles,  as  will  be  seen  from  sec- 
tion fifteen:  “The  sale  of  spirituous  liquors, 
playing  cards,  indigo,  and  feathers,  in  the 
manner  specified  in  section  thirteen,  is  pro- 
hibited. ” Violation  of  the  law  in  this  and 
other  matters  is  perilous,  as  will  be  seen  by 
section  twenty-seven,  farther  on. 

How  to  obtain  a license  for  peddling, 
what  must  be  paid  for  it,  what  sort  of  a 
“character”  is  needed,  and  what  things 
may  be  dealt  in,  are  set  forth  by  the  law  in 
the  chapter  referred  to,  as  amended  at  vari- 
ous times,  in  words  following  : — “Section  six- 
teen— The  secretary  of  the  commonwealth 
may  grant  a license  to  go  about  exposing  to 
gale  and  selling  any  goods,  wares  or  mer- 
chandise, not  prohibited  in  the  preceding 
section,  to  any  applicant  who  files  in  his  of- 
fice a certificate  signed  by  the  mayor  of  the 
city  or  a majority  of  the  selectmen  of  a 
town,  stating  that  to  the  best  knowledge  and 
belief  of  such  mayor  or  selectmen,  the  ap- 
plicant therein  named  is  a citizen  of  the 
United  States,  or  has  declared  his  intention 


to  become  a citizen  of  the  United  States, 
and  is  of  good  repute  for  morals  and  integ- 
rity. The  mayor  or  selectmen,  before  grant- 
ing such  certificate,  shall  require  the  apnji- 
cant  to  make  oath  that  he  is  the  perAn 
named  therein ; that  he  is  a citizen  of  the 
United  States,  or  has  declared  his  intention 
to  become  a citizen  of  the  United  States ; 
which  oath  shall  be  certified  by  a justice  of 
the  peace  and  accompany  the  certificate. 
Every  license  so  granted  shall  bear  date  the 
day  it  is  issued,  and  shall  continue  in  force 
one  year  and  no  longer.  Section  seventeen — 
The  secretary  shall  cause  to  be  inserted  in 
every  license  the  names  of  such  cities  and 
towns  as  the  applicant  selects,  with  the 
sum  to  be  paid  to  the  respective  treasurers 
thereof  annexed,  and  shall  receive  from  the 
applicant  one  dollar  for  each  city  or  town  so 
inserted.  Every  person  so  licensed  may  sell 
as  aforesaid  any  goods,  wares  and  merchan- 
dise, not  prohibited  in  section  fifteen,  in  any 
city  or  town  mentioned  in  his  license,  upon 
first  paying  the  sum  so  required  to  the  treas- 
urer of  such  city  or  town,  who  shall  certify 
on  the  face  of  the  license  the  sum  so  re- 
ceived. Section  eighteen — Every  person  li- 
censed under  the  two  preceding  sections 
shall  pay  to  the  treasurer  of  each  city  or 
town  mentioned  in  his  license,  the  sums  fol- 
lowing : For  every  town  containing  not  more 
than  one  thousand  inhabitants,  according  to 
the  United  States  census  next  preceding  the 
date  of  his  license,  three  dollars ; for  every 
town  containing  more  than  one  thousand 
and  not  more  than  two  thousand  inhabitants, 
six  dollars ; for  every  town  containing 
more  than  two  thousand  and  not  more  than 
three  thousand  inhabitants,  eight  dollars ; for 
every  town  containing  more  than  three  thou- 
sand and  not  more  than  four  thousand  inhab- 
itants, ten  dollars ; and  for  every  city  and 
town  containing  more  than  four  thousand  in- 
habitants, ten  dollars,  and  one  dollar  for  ev- 
ery one  thousand  inhabitants  over  four  thou- 
sand contained  therein ; but  the  sum  so  to 
be  paid  to  a treasurer  shall  in  no  case  ex- 
ceed twenty -five  dollars.  Section  nineteen — 
Any  person  resident,  paying  taxes  upon  his 
stock  in  trade,  and  qualified  to  vote  in  a 
city  or  town,  may  there  expose  to  sale  and 
sell  goods,  wares  or  merchandise,  upon 
obtaining  a license  pursuant  to  the  provis- 
ions of  sections  sixteen  and  seventeen,  and 
shall  not  be  required  to  pay  to  the  treasurer 


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of  such  city  or  town  any  sum  therefor.  ” 
For  a special  state  license,  fifty  dollars  must 
be  paid  the  secretary  of  the  commonwealth; 
and  for  a county  license,  one  dollar  to  the 
secretary  for  each  county  taken,  and  an  ad- 
ditional sum  to  the  treasurer  of  such  county, 
varying  in  amount  from  four  dollars  for  the 
richest  county  to  one  for  the  poorest  county. 
Licenses  may  be  transferred. 

Peddlers  must  post  and  show  licenses,  as 
will  be  seen  by  the  following  : — “Section  twen- 
ty-four— Every  person  licensed  to  peddle  as 
herein  before  provided  shall  post  his  name, 
residence,  and  the  number  of  his  license,  in 
a conspicuous  manner  upon  his  parcels  or 
vehicle,  and  when  such  license  is  demanded 
of  him  by  any  mayor,  alderman,  selectman, 
town  or  city  treasurer  or  clerk,  constable, 
police  officer,  or  justice  of  the  peace,  shall 
forthwith  exhibit  it,  and  if  he  neglects  or 
refuses  so  to  do,  shall  be  subject  to  the  same 
penalty  as  if  he  had  no  license.  So  much  of 
this  chapter  as  relates  to  hawkers  and  ped- 
dlers, or  a synopsis  thereof,  shall  be  printed 
on  every  license.  ” 

Forfeitures  for  violation  of  this  law  are 
from  fifty  to  one  thousand  dollars.  Half  the 
money  thus  obtained  goes  to  complainant. 

Pawnbrokers,  Dealers  in  old  Junk, 
and  Intelligence  Offices,  must  procure 
license  annually  from  the  Mayor  and  Aider- 
men  ; and  if  they  fail  to  do  it,  heavy  forfeit- 
ures are  incurred. 

Owners  of  Do*gs  must  annually  pay  $2 
to  City  Clerk  the  first  of  May,  for  license 
of  a male,  and  $5  for  a female.  A penalty 
of  $15  against  an  owner,  and  of  $100  against 
an  officer,  for  not  complying  with  the  law 

Other  Licenses  obtained  from  Mayor 
and  Aldermen,  are  numerous,  and  are  re- 
quired for  refining,  storing  or  selling  kero- 
sene ; for  hackmen  and  truckmen  ; for  inn- 
keepers ; for  auctioneers ; and  for  erection 
of  new  buildings,  etc.,  (see  page  50). 

Hampden  Park  Association. 

President,  L.  J.  Powers  ; secretary,  H.  M. 
Phillips  : treasurer,  D.  J.  Marsh ; 20  mem- 
bers. Control  Hampden  Park  under  a lease, 
and  maintain  it  as  a place  for  public  recrea- 
tion and  active  sports.  Exhibition  of  horses 
here  August  19,  20,  21  and  22 ; premiums 
offered,  $40,000. 


Springfield  Water  Works. 

Water  Commissioners  — Charles  O. 
Chapin,  President;  Samuel  W.  Porter, 
secretary  ; Daniel  L Harris,  A.  D.  Briggs, 
George  C.  Fisk.  Book-keeper  and  collec- 
tor, George  F.  Farmer ; engineer,  Phineas 
Ball.  Office,  18  Barnes’  Block.  The  Board 
were  elected  in  1872,  and  under  authority 
of  the  Legislature  have  purchased  for  the 
city  the  property  of  the  Springfield  Aque- 
duct Company,  and  considerably  increased 
the  supply  of  water  by  pumping  into  the 
aqueduct  reservoirs  from  Garden  Brook. 

A steam  pump  will  also  be  in  operation 
at  Brightwood,  which  will  bring  into  the 
reservoir  a million  gallons  of  water  daily 
from  the  Connecticut  River  alone  As  the 
daily  consumption  is  only  one  and  a quar- 
ter millions  a day,  it  will  be  seen  that  the 
city  is  well  provided  for.  The  two  reser- 
voirs in  use  are  east  of  Armory  street; 
one  is  near  it,  north  of  Morgan  road,  and 
holds  forty  million  gallons ; the  other  is 
more  distant  from  the  street,  and  near  the 
Boston  and  Albany  Railroad,  and  holds 
fifteen  million  gallons. 

There  is  also  a storage  reservoir  north 
of  Morgan  road,  whose  capacity  is  more 
than  double  both  the  others  combined. 

It  is  proposed  to  bring  water  from  the 
Broad  and  Higher  Brooks  of  Ludlow,  over 
twelve  miles  to  the  city.  More  than  ten 
million  gallons  a day  can  thus  be  had.  An 
immense  reservoir  is  to  be  built  at  Ludlow, 
covering  300  acres,  and  holding  twelve  to 
fourteen  hundred  million  gallons.  The 
dam  will  be  constructed  across  Higher 
Brook,  just  in  the  rear  of  the  Silas  Billings 
homestead,  and  will  be  1,300  feet  long  and 
40  feet  high  in  the  center.  The  water  in 
the  reservoir  will  of  course  vary  greatly  in 
depth,  but  will  be  16  feet  deep  on  the  aver- 
age. A large  part  ol  the  land  is  covered  with 
wood  and  bushes,  which  will  be  removed 
even  to  their  roots,  while  the  swampy  land 
which  might  contain  poisonous  matter  will 
be  covered  with  at  least  six  inches  of  grav- 
el. At  the  junction  of  the  old  Belchertown 
road  with  the  south  road  by  the  Billings 
farm,  a dam  14  feet  high  will  be  erected  to 
keep  the  water  from  running  through  the 
gap  towards  Ludlow  center.  Here  will  be 
the  head  gates  and  the  starting  point  of  the 
two-foot  main  which  is  to  supply  the  city. 


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Annual  rates  for  water — dwelling  house, 
for  one  family,  $8;  two  families,  $12;  $3 
additional  for  bathing  tub.  Store  or  office, 
$4;  hotel,  $50  to  $250;  manufacturing  es- 
tablishments, 75  cents  for  each  employe 
Stationary  steam  engine,  not  exceeding 
ten-horse  power,  $6  per  horse-power ; each 
additional  horse-power  above  ten,  $4.  Pri- 
vate stable  for  one  horse,  $4 ; each  addi- 
tional horse,  $2.  Livery  stable,  for  each 
horse,  $2;  building  purposes,  $10  for  each 
hundred  thousand  brick  used.  Kents  due 
on  the  first  of  April  and  October  and  pay- 
able at  the  office. 

United  States  Armory. 

Commanding  officer — James  G.  Benton, 
Brevet  Colonel  Ordnance  Corps ; As- 
sistants to  Commanding  Officer,  Captain 
J.  R.  Edie  and  Second  Lieutenant  Henry 
Metcalf,  of  the  Ordnance  Corps ; Ord- 
nance Storekeeper  and  Paymaster,  Major 
E.  Ingersoll. 

The  arsenal,  offices,  store-houses  and 
principal  shops  are  on  nearly  the  highest 
ground  in  Springfield,  on  State  street,  and 
command  a fine  view  of  the  Connecticut 
river  and  the  surrounding  country.  The 
heavier  operations  required  are  carried  on 
at  the  Water  Shops  on  Mill  river.  Prob- 
ably in  no  other  part  of  the  world  has  the 
manufacture  of  muskets  been  carried  to 
such  perfection.  The  breech-loader,  model 
of  1868  and  of  1870,  which  has  been 
made  here,  wa$  the  combined  result  of  the 
inventions  and  improvements  applied  by 
the  government  and  the  highest  skill  dis- 
played by  private  enterprise,  and  it  is 
probably  the  best  breech-loading  arm  in 
the  world. 

The  Small  Arms  Board  began  its  ses- 
sions here  last  summer,  and  closed  its  la- 
bors at  New  York  in  May,  1873.  Ninety- 
nine  specimens  of  guns  were  brought  be- 
fore it.  After  a very  severe  trial,  every 
possible  test  being  applied,  the  Springfield 
gun  was  chosen.  Slight  changes  are  made 
for  the  model  of  1873,  the  one  adopted, 
and  consist  chiefly  in  a reduction  of  the 
caliber  bore  and  of  the  weight  of  the  gun ; 
the  lock  plate  being  made  thinner,  and 
flush  with  the  stock,  and  the  barrel  lighter. 
Fifteen  hundred  very  excellent  swords 
for  line  and  staff  officers,  and  also  cavalry 


sabers,  have  been  made  here  the  past 
year,  besides  a large  number  of  Reming- 
ton guns.  The  work  done  has  included 
scientific  experiments,  which  are  made 
here  with  projectiles,  fire-arms,  gun  mate- 
rial, and  other  matter  connected  with  the 
manufacture  of  arms.  To  results  thus  ob- 
tained by  the  government  private  manu- 
facturers are  largely  indebted,  and  would 
not  themselves,  in  many  cases,  undertake 
the  processes  by  which  important  facts 
have  been  demonstrated  that  materially 
benefit  them.  Making  a liberal  allowance 
for  all  items  of  expenditure,  labor,  super- 
intendence, depreciation,  condemned  work, 
interest,  etc.,  guns  were  manufactured 
here  through  the  war  at  a cost  of  only 
$11.70  each,  while  similar  arms  from  con- 
tractors cost  $20  each,  besides  charges  for 
proving  and  inspection. 

The  chief  arsenal  of  the  government 
for  small  arms  is  here,  and  there  are  now 
stored  in  it  about  300,000  fire-arms  of  va- 
rious kinds  for  the  military  service. 

The  ingenious  machinery,  the  perfect 
system  in  every  department,  and  the  taste 
and  beauty  displayed  on  the  grounds,  are 
the  wonder  and  admiration  of  visitors 
from  all  parts  of  the  world.  The  succes- 
sive steps  of  progress  in  gun-making  may 
be  seen  in  the  specimens  of  arms  made 
here  at  different  periods,  and  kept  in  the 
museum.  Various  muskets  of  other  coun- 
tries are  also  shown,  and  there  are  curious 
relics  from  the  battle-fields  of  the  war  of 
the  rebellion. 

Most  of  the  men  work  by  the  piece. 
The  eight-hour  law  prevails,  the  working 
hours  being  from  7 A.  M.  to  4 P.  M.  in 
summer,  and  Ih,  A.  M.  to  4£  P.  M.  in  win- 
ter. During  the  war  about  3,000  men 
were  employed  here,  turning  out  about 
1,000  muskets  daily,  but  requiring  some 
portion  of  the  works  to  be  run  nights. 

At  the  Water  Shops  excavations  have 
been  made  in  hard  rock,  forty  feet  deep, 
for  making  the  heavy  twelve-inch  Hitch- 
cock gun.  To  prepare  the  ground  and 
procure  the  necessary  machinery  for  this 
peculiar  manufacture,  $50,000  was  appro- 
priated. 

Dogs — Twelve  hundred  and  fourteen  dogs 
were  licensed  in  Springfield  last  year. 


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The  Alms-House  and  the  Poor. 

The  Alms-house  and  City  Farm  are  on 
Boston  road,  two  miles  from  City  Hall,  and 
are  under  the  care  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James 
Cotfran.  From  30  to  40  poor  people  have 
been  supported  here  the  past  year.  Tem- 
porary out-door  relief,  in  food,  fuel,  etc., 
was  given  to  about  750  persons,  by  the 
Overseers  of  the  Poor.  The  Truant  School 
is  also  at  the  Alms-house,  with  Sarah  C. 
Alford  as  teacher. 

Travelers  who  have  not  means  to  pay  for 
bed  and  board,  stop  over  night  at  the  police 
station,  in  the  basement  of  the  City  Hall. 
Over  1,700  persons  have  availed  themselves 
of  the  city’s  hospitality  here  during  the  year. 
Women  and  children,  as  well  as  men,  most 
of  them  worthy  people,  thus  found  shelter. 

Jail  and  House  of  Correction. 

Located  on  State  street,  opposite  St.  Mi- 
chael’s church.  Jailor,  A.  M.  Bradley,  sal- 
ary, $1,000 ; assistant  jailor,  F.  A.  Norway, 
salary,  $900;  chaplain,  Rev.  William 
Rice,  salary,  $300.  There  are  usually  about 
90  prisoners  here,  a few  of  whom  are  fe- 
males. Of  700  committed  to  the  house  of 
correction  last  year,  550  were  sent  there  for 
drunkenness.  Those  under  sentence  make 
slippers,  turning  out  about  1,000  pairs  daily. 
Their  labor  is  contracted  for  by  L.  C.  Smith, 
at  $12  per  year  for  each  person  in  house  of 
correction.  The  order  and  neatness  which 
prevail  are  heartily  commended  by  the  leg- 
islative committee,  as  also  are  the  humane 
and  intelligent  management.  Meeting  on  the 
Sabbath  with  preaching  at  9 A.  M.  Sun- 
day-school, conducted  by  the  chaplain,  at 
4 P.  M.,  to  which  visitors  are  not  admitted, 
unless  they  aid  in  this  service.  Prisoners 
are  eager  to  read,  but  the  few  books  in  the 
library  are  worn  out  and  old. 

City  Hospital. 

Located  on  Boston  road,  east  of  the  Ar- 
mory. Superintendent  and  matron,  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Jonah  Stiles.  Patients  pay  $5  per 
week,  and  have  excellent  care  and  good 
quarters  ; if  so  sick  as  to  need  extra  nurses 
an  additional  charge  is  made  for  these,  and 
also  for  medical  attendance. 

A pest  house  has  been  fitted  up  by  the 
city,  near  Water  Shops  pond,  for  cases  of 
small-pox,  whenever  such  occur. 


Grand  Army  of  the  Republic. 

E.  K.  Wilcox  Encampment,  Post  16, 
Department  op  Massachusetts — Head- 
quarters, Mass.  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
block,  413  Main  street.  Officers — E.  A. 
Newell,  P.  C.;  R.  R.  McGregor,  S.  Y.  C.; 
C.  H.  Rust,  Adjutant;  E.  D.  Capron,  Q. 
M.;  C.  C.  Burdett,  Surgeon ; W.  S.  Clark, 
Chaplain ; William  Selvey,  S.  M.;  T.  Ry- 
an, Q.  M.  S.  Regular  assemblies  every 
Wednesday  evening  at  1%  P.  M. 

Military  Companies  Located  in 
the  City  of  Springfield. 

Company  B,  2d  Regiment  M.  Y.  M., 
“City  Guard” — Captain,  R.  J Hamilton ; 
1st  Lieutenant,  E.  B.  Hovey ; 2d  Lieuten- 
ant, W.  W.  Sawyer.  Armory,  corner  State 
and  Market  streets.  Chartered  June  15, 
1866.  Meet  first  and  third  Wednesday 
evenings  in  the  month,  at  7%  P-  M. 

Company  G,  2d  Regiment  M.  Y.  M., 
“Peadody  Guard” — Captain  F.  Edward 
Gray  ; 1st  Lieutenant,  Dr.  J.  N.  Dodge ; 2d 
Lieutenant,  A.  H.  G.  Lewis.  Meetings  first 
and  third  Wednesday  evenings  of  every 
month,  at  their  Armory,  Central  Hall, Union 
block,  Main  street. 

Springfield  Cemetery  Associa- 
tion. 

Organized  in  1841.  President,  A.  D. 
Briggs ; clerk  and  treasurer,  F.  H.  Harris ; 
superintendent,  J.  C.  Shamp;  trustees,  Hen- 
ry Fuller,  A.  D.  Briggs,  Edmund  Freeman, 
Justin  Sackett,  George  Dwight,  William 
H.  Smith,  W.  C.  Sturtevant,  Charles  O. 
Chapin,  D.  H.  Brigham.  The  Cemetery 
grounds  cover  an  extent  of  about  40  acres, 
and  from  their  opening  in  June,  1841,  to 
January,  1873,  7,965  interments  have  been 
made  in  them,  334  of  that  number  being 
from  January,  1872,  to  January,  1873. 

A New  Catholic  Cemetery  has  been 
laid  out  on  the  Boston  road,  two  miles  east 
of  the  City  Hall. 

Public  Conveyances. 

Agawam  Ferry— Pier,  South  Main  St. 
Hours  from  5}^  A.  M till  8 % P.  M.  Fares, 
for  foot  passenger,  3 cents  ; one-horse  team, 
10  cents  ; two  horse  team,  15  cents. 

Springfield  Bridge — Entrance  from 
Bridge  street,  connecting  the  city  with  West 
Springfield.  Open  day  and  night,  and  free. 


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Springfield  Post  Office. 

Located  in  Haynes’  Hotel  block,  corner 
Main  and  Pynchon  streets.  Open  in  sum- 
mer from  7 A.  M.  to  734  R-  M ; and  in  win- 
ter, from  1%  A.  M.  to  734  P M. ; open  on 
Sunday  from  9 to  10  A.  M.  Postmas- 
ter, H.  C.  Lee;  chief  money  order  clerk, 

C.  K.  Camp;  chief  clerk,  John  H.  St.  Clair; 
clerks,  Geo.  E.  Spaulding,  Dexter  J.  Fol- 
som, E.  K.  Dewey ; mailing  clerk,  Wm, 

D.  Fuller;  assistant  mailing  clerk,  Thomas 
P.  Miller;  night  clerk,  Chas.  Treadwell; 
Miss  Mary  S Russell,  ladies’  window  ; Miss 
Eliza  C.  Mellows,  stamp  clerk. 

Carriers  and  Districts  — Henry  C. 
Bates,  first  district,  extending  from  Pynchon 
to  Hooker  streets,  on  the  west  side  of  Main 
street;  J.  Monroe  Gibbons,  second  district, 
comprising  all  the  section  east  of  Main 
street  and  north  of  the  railroad  ; George  S. 
Tiffany,  third  district,  running  on  the  east 
side  of  Main  street  between  State  street  and 
the  depot  and  eastward  as  far  as  Magazine 
and  Armory  streets  ; Wm.  E.  Fisher,  fourth 
district,  extending  from  Pynchon  to  South 
street,  west  of  Main ; Loring  Huntington, 
fifth  district,  on  the  east  side  of  Main  street, 
between  State  street  and  Mill  river,  and 
bounded  also  by  Myrtle  street,  Ingraham 
avenue,  the  cemetery,  and  a portion  of  Pine 
and  George  streets ; Julius  D.  Allen,  sixth 
district,  on  the  east  side  of  State  street,  be- 
tween Myrtle  and  Oak,  running  out  to  Pen- 
dleton avenue,  and  on  the  other  side  of 
State  street,  bounded  by  Worthington  and 
Sherman  streets ; and  Edward  A.  Bullens, 
seventh  district,  covering  all  the  territory 
south  of  Pendleton  avenue  and  west  of  Pine 
street.  All  these  will  make  deliveries  twice  a 
day,  while  the  eighth  carrier,  Charles  K. 
Lewis,  looks  after  the  carriers’  accounts  and 
reports  in  the  office,  and  makes  a third  de- 
livery on  the  business  section  of  Main  street. 

Boxes  for  deposit  of  letters  are  attached 
to  lamp-posts,  located  as  follow^  : 

In  front  of  Haynes’  Hotel;  corner  of  Main 
and  Bridge  streets ; at  the  depot ; corner 
of  Main  and  Clinton  streets ; corner  of  Main 
and  Carew;  corner  of  Franklin  and  Chest- 
nut; corner  of  State  and  Main ; corner  of 
Central  and  Main ; corner  of  Mill  and  Lo- 
cust ; corner  of  School  and  State  ; corner 
of  Walnut  and  State;  corner  of  Walnut  and 
Cedar;  at  the  Water-shops;  corner  of  Cen- 
tral and  Pine ; corner  of  Maple  and  Union  ; 


corner  of  Spring  and  Worthington  ; corner 
of  Stebbins  and  State. 

Branch  Offices — At  Geo.  C.  Brown’s,  Allis’ 
block ; C.  P.  Alden  & Co’s.,  corner  Main 
and  Hampden  streets  ; J.  T.  Webber  & Co’s, 
corner  State  and  Main  streets  ; A.  J.  New- 
ton’s, Gunn’s  block,  opposite  U.  S.  Armory 
grounds. 

Places  Worthy  of  Notice  from 
Strangers. 

The  City  Hall,  fronting  Court  Square, 
erected  at  an  expense  of  $100,000,  ranks 
among  the  finest  buildings  in  New  England. 
It  has  an  audience  room  capable  of  holding 
3,000  persons,  and  accommodations  for  most 
of  the  city  officers,  and  the  Police  Court,  and 
fora  portion  of  the  High  School,  until  com- 
pletion of  new  school-house  on  State  street 

The  Cemetery,  in  the  south-easterly 
part  of  the  city,  has  its  main  entrance  from 
Maple  street,  near  its  junction  with  Central 
street,  with  an  entrance  for  carriages  also 
from  Pine  street,  and  for  people  on  foot  from 
Mulberry  and  from  Union  streets.  Al- 
though within  this  city,  it  is  so  secluded  its 
existence  would  hardly  be  suspected  by  a 
stranger.  On  a portion  of  it,  the  forest 
trees  still  grow,  and  “Nature  vies  with  Art 
in  producing  one  of  the  most  charming 
combinations  of  hill  and  valley,  stream  and 
fountain,  trees  and  flowers,  slopes  and  ter- 
races, and  winding  foot-paths  and  open  car- 
riage-ways, imaginable.”  There  are  forty 
acres  in  the  grounds; 

The  United  States  Armory,  on  State 
street,  is  described  on  page  84.  Principal 
entrance  to  the  grounds,  corner  State  and 
Byers  streets.  Passes  are  required  for  ad- 
mission to  the  arsenal  or  shops,  and  may 
be  obtained  at  the  office.  Visitors  see  here 
the  most  perfect  works  for  gun-making, 
great  stores  of  arms,  many  mementoes  of 
war,  (including  marks  of  the  fight  here  in 
the  Shays  rebellion,)  and  views  of  the  sur- 
rounding country  from  the  top  of  the  arse- 
nal. 

Hampden  Park,  north  of  B.  & A.  R.  R., 
between  the  Connecticut  river  and  Fulton 
street ; having  one  entrance  from  Clinton 
street,  and  another  from  Plainfield  street. 
Inaugurated  September  29,  1857.  Pur- 
chased and  improved  by  the  Hampden 
County  Agricultural  Society  at  a cost  of 
$31,000,  for  an  exhibition  ground,  and 
leased  by  the  Hampden  Park  Association 


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Railroad  Companies. 

Boston  and  Albany — Capital  stock, 
$19,150,800.  C.  W.  Chapin,  president ; D.' 
Waldo  Lincoln,  vice-president ; William 
Bliss,  general  manager ; C.  O.  Russell,  gen- 
eral superintendent ; W.  H.  Barnes,  assist- 
ant superintendent,  Boston ; J.  B.  Chapin,  as- 
sistant superintendent,  Albany ; C.  E.  Ste- 
vens, treasurer;  J.  A Rumrill,  clerk;  Wil- 
liam Ritchie,  auditor  ; H.  J.  Hayden,  general 
freight  agent ; J.  M.  Griggs,  general  ticket 
agent ; E.  Hayes,  cashier  ; Albert  Holt,  pay- 
master. Directors — C.  W.  Chapin,  James 
M.  Beebe,  Geo.  0.  Crocker,  Edward  B.  Gil- 
lett,  Ignatius  Sargent,  Ginery  Twitched,  Mo- 
ses Kimball,  E.  P.  Carpenter,  D.  Waldo  Lin- 
coln, Henry  Colt.  The  road  is  two  hundred 
miles  long,  from  Boston  to  Albany,  with 
double  track  all  the  way,  except  over  the 
bridge  at  Springfield.  The  corporation  also 
own  and  lease  one  hundred  and  nineteen 
miles  of  branches,  and  thus  operate  a total 
of  three  hundred  and  nineteen  miles. 

New  York,  New  Haven  and  Hartford 
— Capital  stock,  $15,500,000.  Wm.  D.  Bish- 
op, president;  Wm.  P.  Burrall,  vice-presi- 
dent ; John  Y.  Shelton,  treasurer ; Edward 
I.  Sanford,  secretary ; E.  M.  Reed,  general 
superintendent ; C.  S.  Davidson,  division 
superintendent,  (Hartford  division);  John 
T.  Moody,  division  superintendent,  (New 
York  division).  Directors — W.  D.  Bishop, 
W.  P.  Burrall,  Wilson  G.  Hunt,  C.  Vander- 
bilt, George  B.  Cahart,  Chester  W.  Chapin, 
Horace  F.  Clark,  A.  R.  Van  Nest,  H.  C. 
Robinson,  D.  H.  Trowbridge,  E.  C.  Read, 
Nathaniel  Wheeler,  C.  M.  Pond.  George 
H.  Forbes,  general  freight  agent,  Hartford ; 
A.  L.  Brigham,  general  ticket  agent,  New 
York  ; C.  T.  Hempstead,  paymaster,  New 
Haven.  Double  track  extending  from  the 
Junction  of  the  Harlem  railroad,  near  Wil- 
liams Bridge,  N.  Y.,  to  Springfield,  a dis- 
tance of  one  hundred  and  twenty-four  miles, 
with  a ten  mile  branch  to  Middletown,  a 
branch  to  New  Britain  of  two  and  a half 
miles,  and  a branch  to  Suffield  of  three  and 
a half  miles  ; also  have  a perpetual  lease  of 
the  Shore  Line  road  from  New  Haven  to 
New  London  of  fifty  miles. 


Connecticut  River  — Capital  stock, 
$1,850,000.  D.  L.  Harris,  president;  J. 
Mulligan,  superintendent ; W.  H.  Stearns, 


master  mechanic ; Seth  Hunt,  clerk  and 
treasurer  ; Eliphalet  Williams,  auditor  ; F. 

D.  Hey  wood,  general  ticket  agent;  H.  E. 
Howard  general  freight  agent ; George 

E.  Frink,  cashier.  Directors — D.  L.  Har- 
ris, Ignatius  Sargent,  I.  M.  Spellman,  Ed- 
ward A.  Dana,  Chester  W.  Chapin,  Oscar 
Edwards,  Hon.  W.  B.  Washburn,  Roland 
Mather,  S.  M.  Waite.  The  road  extends 
from  Springfield  to  South  Vernon,  50  miles, 
with  short  branches  to  Chicopee  Falls  and 
Easthampton.  Thirteen  passenger  trains 
run  each  way  daily  over  it.  Connections 
at  South  Vernon  with  the  Ashuelot,  Ver- 
mont and  Massachusetts,  and  Vermont 
Central  railroads  ; at  Greenfield  with  the 
Vermont  and  Massachusetts  railroad  ; and 
at  Northampton  with  the  New  Haven  and 
Northampton  railroad. 

Springfield,  Athol  and  Northeast- 
ern— Capital  stock,  $767,000,  with  author- 
ity to  increase  to  $1,000,000.  President, 
Willis  Phelps;  vice-president,  Rufus  D. 
Woods  of  Enfield  ; treasurer,  T.  H.  Good- 
speed  of  Athol ; superintendent,  H.  W. 
Phelps ; assistant  superintendent  and  gen- 
eral freight  agent,  J.  P.  Woodbury  of  Athol ; 
cashier  and  paymaster,  Edward  N.  Bartlett 
of  Athol ; chief  engineer,  George  A.  Ellis. 
Directors  — Willis  Phelps,  Homer  Foot, 
William  Birnie  and  Charles  R.  Ladd  of 
Springfield  ; Rufus  D.  Woods  and  Edward 
Smith  of  Enfield  ; John  C.  Hill  and  Thos. 
H.  Goodspeed  of  Athol ; Stephen  P.  Bailey 
of  Greenwich ; J.  W.  Goodman  of  North 
Dana ; Samuel  Adams  of  New  Salem.  The 
road  extends  from  Springfield  to  Athol, 
47 % miles. 

Springfield  and  Longmeadow — Wil- 
lis Phelps,  president ; D.  L.  Harris,  clerk  ; 
J.  D.  Brewer,  treasurer.  Directors — Willis 
Phelps,  N.  A.  Leonard,  William  Birnie,  Sam- 
uel Bowles,  James  D.  Brewer,  C.  O.  Cha- 
pin, L.  H.  Taylor.  Thd  road  is  surveyed 
to  run  to  Stafford,  Ct.,  20  miles,  with  a 
branch  to  Rockville. 

Springfield  and  Farmington  Valley 
— H.  Alexander,  Jr.,  president;  Gideon 
Wells,  clerk  ; H.  Alexander,  Jr.,  treasurer. 
Directors — D.  L.  Harris,  G.  C.  Fisk,  L.  J. 
Powers,  Hinsdale  Smith,  H.  Alexander,  Jr., 
George  R.  Townsley,  O.  H.  Greenleaf,  Til- 
ly Haynes,  G.  C.  S.  Southworth.  The  road 
of  this  company  is  eight  miles  long,  and  the 
city  of  Springfield  have  voted  aid  to  build 
it. 


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Springfield  Gas  Idglit  Company, 

Organized,  1848  ; capital,  $500,000.  Pres- 
ident, James  M.  Thompson : superintendent, 
George  Dwight;  treasurer,  J.  D.  Brewer; 
clerks,  J.  L.  Hallett,  Ira  B.  Allen.  Office  in 
Savings  Bank  Block,  corner  Main  and  State 
streets.  Thirty  miles  of  street  mains  have 
been  laid,  supplying  the  city  from  beyond 
Mill  River  to  Brigbtwood,  and  from  the 
Connecticut  River  to  Lake  Como.  There 
are  2100  consumers  of  gas,  and  about  890 
public  lamps.  The  greatest  amount  used  in 
one  day,  as  yet,  was  235,000  feet.  Price, 
$3  per  1,000  feet. 

Hampden  District  Medical 
Society. 

Instituted  1840.  Composed  of  the  Fel- 
lows of  the  Massachusetts  Medical  Society 
residing  in  Hampden  County.  President, 
Dr.  Thomas  L.  Chapman  of  Longmeadow  ; 
vice-president,  Dr.  H.  R.  Vaille  of  Spring- 
field  ; secretary,  treasurer  and  librarian,  Dr. 
Geo.  S.  Stebbins  of  Springfield.  Annual 
meeting,  first  Tuesday  in  May  ; quarterly 
meetings,  first  Tuesdays  in  August,  No- 
vember and  February,  usually  held  in  Com- 
mon Council  room,  City  Hall,  at  2 P.  M. 
The  membership  is  about  forty. 

Hampden  County  Horticultur- 
al Society. 

Organized  January,  1861.  President,  A. 
D.  Briggs;  vice-presidents,  J.  M.  Thomp- 
son, C.  W.  Bryan,  W . . Smith  ; secretary, 
J.  E.  Taylor;  treasurer,  Gurdon  Bill. 
Membership,  300.  Exhibitions  early  in 
autumn. 

Hacks. 

Every  hackney  carriage  is  required  to  have 
a license  from  the  city  the  first  of  April  each 
year,  for  which  $1  is  paid.  The  number  of 
the  license  must  he  conspicuous  on  the  car- 
riage, and  also  posted  inside,  with  the  own- 
er’s name  and  the  rates  of  fare.  The  latter 
are  fixed  by  the  law  at  40  cents  for  one  adult, 
75  cents  for  two,  and  25  cents  for  each  addi- 
tional person  ; chddren  between  the  ages  of 
four  and  twelve  are  carried  for  half  fare. 
These  rates  are  for  limits  extending  south 
to  Mill  River,  east  to  Walnut  street,  and 
north  to  City  Farm  beyond  North  street,  and 
are  for  day  service.  Beyond  these,  only 
reasonable  additional  charges  are  allowed  to 
be  made. 


Indian  Orchard. 

This  thriving  village  is  in  the  north-east 
part  of  Springfield,  on  the  Chicopee  River. 
It  is  one  mile  north  of  Indian  Orchard  sta- 
tion on  the  Boston  and  Albany  Railroad, 
and  seven  miles  from  the  City  Hall.  The 
ride  there  may  be  pleasantly  made  from  the 
Massasoit  House  in  twenty  minutes,  any 
week-day  morning,  all  the  way  by  cars.  A 
stage-ride  a mile  farther  brings  one  to 
Jenksville  in  Ludlow,  which  is  “ set  on  a 
hill,”  while  below  is  Chicopee  River,  the 
boundary  line  of  Springfield  on  that  side. 

Indian  Orchard  (see  map  in  front  of 
Directory)  is  laid  out  with  straight,  wide 
streets,  crossing  each  other  at  right  angles, 
and  contains  over  1,800  inhabitants.  There 
are  two  dry-goods,  one  clothing,  six  grocery 
and  two  apothecary  stores ; a boot  and  shoe 
manufactory  and  several  small  shops  in  the 
same  line  ; a cigar  manufactory  and  store,  a 
wheelwright  shop,  post-office,  two  hotels, 
Library  Hall,  two  cotton  mills,  one  omni- 
bus line,  and  a horse  railroad,  reservoir, 
gas  works,  etc.  A number  of  new  buildings 
have  been  erected  the  past  year ; and  a 
French  church  costing  some  $15,000,  and 
various  stores,  dwelling-houses,  and  other 
buildings  are  to  be  erected  this  season.  The 
railroad  from  Athol  to  Springfield  adds 
much  to  the  prosperity  of  this  village,  and 
a branch  to  Chicopee  Falls  is  proposed. 

Indian  Orchard  mills  and  much  of  the 
land  in  this  vicinity  are  owned  by  J.  C. 
Howe  & Co.,  of  Boston ; George  O.  Hovey 
is  President  of  the  corporation,  and  Edward 
Atkinson,  Treasurer,  both  gentlemen  be- 
longing to  Boston ; Charles  J.  Goodwin  is 
Superintendent,  and  A.  S.  Packard,  Pay- 
master. The  mills  contain  860  looms  and 
41,000  spindles,  and  turn  out  from  150,000 
to  160,000  yards  per  week  of  shirtings, 
denims,  and  sheetings ; two  kinds  of  the 
latter  are  made,  one  of  standard  quality,  the 
other  a lighter  fabric. 

Springfield  Caledonian  Society. 

President,  Robert  Russell ; vice-president, 
John  Donaldson ; treasurer,  John  Hood ; 
financial  secretary,  William  Dalziel  Smith  ; 
corresponding  secretary,  James  Ritchie. 
Number  of  members,  40.  Meets  the  last 
Thursday  of  every  month,  at  room  27, 
Fort’s  block.  All  communications  should 
be  addressed  to  Secretary,  P.  O.  box  222. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


89 


NGF1ELD 


CITY  DIRECTORY 


Business  Department. 

JAMES  O’KEEFE, 

Livery,  Hack,  Boarding  and  Feeding  Stable, 


A.  t'oA7S7-  rods  East  from  State. 

Good  Horses,  Carriages,  Carryalls,  &c.,  at  reasonable  prices. 

Careful  and  experienced  drivers  can  be  had  if  desired.  Carriages  furnished  for  Weddings, 
Parties  and  Funerals,  and  for  Passengers  to  and  from  the  Cars. 

BALED  HAY  FOR  SALE  / N LARGE  OR  SMALL  QUANTITIES. 


rriMmiLjS, 

Fine  Booh  and  Newspaper  Illustrations , Ornamental  Designs  and  letters, 

Portraits,  Buildings,  Machinery,  Catalogues,  Posters,  Colored  Work  for 
Labels,  Wrappers  and  Envelopes. 

AST  Electrotypes  or  Copper  Duplicates  furnished.  Photographs  or  Sketches  sent  by  mail 
will  receive  prompt  attention. 

12 


90  ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


AND 

<IlA.IL<llOJLZ>  CA.STIJVG-S, 


OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

BRIGHT  WOOD, 


G.  C.  FISK,  President. 


H.  S.  HYDE,  Treasurer. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


91 


W.  P.  MARSH  & CO. 


The  Largest  ami  Best  Selected  Stock  to  be  found 
in  Western  Mass. 


«♦. — • — 

ALSO.  SOLE  AGENTS  FOR 

Edwin  CL  Burt’s  Celebrated  Work. 

REMEMBER  THE  PLACE , 

428  MAIN  ST.,  . . . GILMORE’S  BLOCK, 

And  opposite  Mass.  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co’s  Building. 

Respectfully, 

4 

W.  P.  MARSH  & CO. 


92  ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 

E.  G.  WASHBURN, 


AND  DEALER  IN 

BURIAL  ARTICLES  OF  ALL  KINDS. 

CASKETS  AND  COFFINS 

OF  DIFFERENT  STYLES  AND  FINISH. 

METALLIC  OASES, 

Ctlobes,  Scarfs , Caps,  fc.,  fc. , 

AT  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL, 

Cor.  Market  and  Sanford  Streets  (Old  Republican  Building), 
SPRINaPIBLD,  MASS. 

Springfield  Brass  Foundry. 


E.  STEBBINS 


-'  TAYLOR  STREET. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Brass  and  Composition  Castings, 

BABBITT  METAL, 

Car  Boxes,  Pattern  Letters,  &c. 

W.  A.  TAYLOR,  President.  F.  B.  COOK,  Treasurer. 


••••■•  " 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


93 

ROBINSON,  MARSH  & CO., 

DEALERS  IN 

,Seasoi|Ccl  r ii\e  Luinbef, 

DRESSED  LU3IBER  FLOORING, 
SHINGLES,  LATH, 

WHITE  WOOD,  BLACK  WALNUT,  ASH,  CHERRY,  &C. 

Corner  off  Lymam  and  BwigM  Sts. 

H.  A.  ROBINSON.  W.  S.  MARSH.  E.  A.  PERKINS. 


C.  H.  SMITH  &c  GO., 

Successors  to  Smith  & Currier, 

DEALERS  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 


iMEP 

LATH,  FLOORING,  SHINGLES. 


Wlilt®  MlmmiM  Walaarat* 

CORNER  BRIDGE  AND  DWIGHT  STS., 

C.  H.  SMITH,  ) « • n 1 1 

?.E0-.=r’|  Springfield,  Mass. 


GEORGE  E.  POTTER, 

ARCHITECT  AND 

Building  SiperiiMent. 


PLANS,  SPECIFICATIONS. 

AND 

Full  Sized  Working  Drawings,  with  Bills  of  Materials, 

Carefully  Prepared  at  Short  Notice. 

Office,  - - Room  3,  Goodrich  Bloch, 

Spring-field,  Mass. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


Hampden  Seed  and  Agricultural  Warehouse. 

BAGG  & BATCHELDER, 

423  Main  Street,  . . * . Springfield,  Mass. 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

SEEDS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 

Agricultural  and  Horticultural  Implements,  Fertilizers,  &c.,  &c„ 

TVood  ancL  Willow  Ware, 

AND 

HOUSE-FURNISHING  GOODS. 


P.  P.  EMORY  & CO., 

oppqrsJmiib  and  | rass  Jj  oundp, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

COPPER  WORK, 

s Mi  €om»osiiion  Castings* 


OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 


BABBITT  -A.TSTX3  LINTIUG  METALS. 
Hampden  Street , Near  D.  JK.  Depot 9 

jj  SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 


P.  P.  Emory 
I.  E.  G-iddings 
Geo.  C.  Kimball 


WRIGHT  & EMERSON, 


IRCpf  FOUNDER 


9 


Bridge , Engine , Steam  Pump,  Boiler  Front  and  all  kinds  of 
Machinery  Castings  ; also , Columns , Brackets , 

Crest  Railings  and  Window 
Weights  for  Buildings . 

IB.O  LsT  FENCES  MADE  TO  ORDER. 

All  work  done  in  the  beet  manner,  and  promptly  attended,  at  the 

AGAWAM  FOUNDRY,  . . . LIBERTY  STREET. 

A few  rods  East  of  the  Depot.  SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


95 


A.  M.  KNIGHT  * SON, 


SHEET,  PIG  AND  PIPE  LEAD, 


BRASS,  COPPER,  AND  IRON  PIPE, 

BATH  TUBS,  BOILERS,  WATER  CLOSETS, 

COPPER,  BRASS,  AND  IRON  PUMPS , 

BRASS  COCKS,  CEMENT  DRAIN  PIPE,  &c„  &c. 

Competent  Men  Sent  to  any  part  of  the  Country. 

All  the  Modern  Conveniences  and  Improvements  known  to  the  trade  introduced  into  Hotels, 
Factories,  Public  Buildings  and  Private  Dwellings,  and  warranted  to  give  satisfaction. 

ORDERS  RECEIVED  FOR  DRIVEN  WELDS. 


A.  M.  KNIGHT.  363  MAIN  STREET.  E.  L.  KNIGHT. 


THESE  PIPES  ARE  MADE  OP  HYDRAULIC  CEMENT, 


AND  ARE  EXTENSIVELY  USED  FOR 

House  Drains,  City  and  Town  Sewerage, 

RAILROAD  CULVERTS,  CHIMNEYS, 

And.  many  other  uses,  in  place  of  Brick  or  Stone.  SSS 


They  will  not  Decay  like  Wood  and  Clay  Structures 9 

BUT  IMPROVE  WITH  USE  AND  AGE,  AND 

COST  FROM  TEN  TO  TWENTY  PER  CENT.  LESS. 

ALL  SIZES,  FROM  3 INCHES  TO  20  INCHES. 

140  STATE  STR E ET.  } J.  P.  WILCOX  & CO. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


96 


NEW  ENGLAND 

Card  and  Paper  Company, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


w 


Springfield.,  Mass. 


WM.  B.  SMITH. 


GEO.  FOWLER. 


C.  M.  GAGE. 


Daily,  Eight  Dollars  a Year  ; Single  Copies,  Three  Cents. 

Weekly,  Two  Dollars  a Year  ; Reduction  to  Clubs. 


TEN  CENTS  A LINE. 

The  Republican  is  the  best  medium  in  Western  New  England  for 

‘wiisi/  •ifoii  ®AMir/  ani*»» 

Advertisements  of  this  character  can  be  reduced  to  two  or  three  lines’  6pace,  and  the 
charge  for  them  need  not  exceed  twenty  or  thirty  cents  each. 


1 Day. 

2 Days. 

3 Days. 

4 Days. 

5 Days. 

6 Days. 

Two  Lines,  - - 

$0  20 

$0  32 

$0  44 

$0  56 

$0  68 

$0  80 

Three  Lines, 

30 

48 

66 

84 

102 

120 

Four  Lines,  - - 

40 

64 

88 

1 12 

136 

160 

Five  Lines,  - - 

50 

80 

1 10 

140 

170 

2 00 

SAMUEL 

BOWLES  & 

o 

o 

• 

* 

PUBLISHERS, 

407  Main  Street,  - - Springfield,  Mass. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT.  97 


MANUFACTURER  OF 

Wagons  & Carts, 

WHEELS, 


I 

RIMS,  SPOKES,  &c., 

Sanford  and  Court  Streets,  Springfield,  Mass. 

REPAIRING  THOROUGHLY  AND  PROMPTLY  DONE. 


HENRY  & MARSH,  Proprietors, 

Cor.  Court  cltlcL  JCLarloet  Sts., 

(REAR  OF  HAMPDEN  HALL,) 

SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 


Single  Horses,  saddle  Horses,  Carriages  for  Funerals,  Parties,  &o. 

4®“  Passengers  for  the  Cars  called  for  in  any  part  of  the  City. 
TIM  HENRY.  OLIVER  MARSH. 

13 


Horse-Shoer 


-AND 


FARRIER, 

29  East  Court  Street,  Springfield,  Mass. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


98 

ELECTROTYPING 


Every  Description  Done  to  Order. 


MERCANTILE  PRINTING 

FOR  GENERAL  USE, 

Including  BILL  HEADS,  STATEMENTS,  . CIRCULARS, 

SHIPPING  RECEIPTS,  CARDS,  SHOP-BILLS, 

SHOW  CARDS,  PLACARDS,  All  in  Colors  or  Plain. 

In  Cheapest  Styles,  or  most  expensive,  as  may  be  desired. 

Redding  agd 

PRINTED  IN  THE  LATEST  AND  BEST  STYLES ; AND,  IN  FACT,  PRINTING  OF  ALL 
KINDS  DONE  PROMPTLY  AND  SATISFACTORILY,  as  to  QUALITY  and  PRICE. 


PAPER,  CARD  STOCK  AND  ENVELOPES, 

ALL  IN  LARGE  STOCK  AND  GREAT  VARIETY,  ALWAYS  ON  HAND,  AND 

IDisposedL  of  on  tlxo  most  favorable  terms. 

IiMkAIa  ®fl£6  fiXStHS* 


DENNISON’S  SHIPPING  TAGS 


AT  MANUFACTURER’S  LOWEST  PRICES, 


AND 


MEMORANDUM 

AND 

FIGURING-  BLOCKS, 


The  UNION  Office 


301  Main  Street,  and  77  A 79  Worthington  Street, 

CLARK  W.  BRYAN  & CO, 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


99 


FROM 


NEW  YORK , BOSTON,  PHILADELPHIA , HARTFORD , 
HOLYOKE , WATERBURY,  CHICOPEE 
AND  CHICOPEE  FALLS. 


WAREMOUi 


I.  IL  PAMS  411118, 

7^  ^Duarte  St . . jVew  TTorfc, 

HAVE  ON  HAND  OR  MAKE  TO  ORDER,  THE 
FOLLOWING  KINDS  OF 


Music,  Map,  Plate, 

Wood-Cut, 'Tinted  or  White  Super  Sized  and  Callendered,  or 
ordinary  Booh ; also,  News  and  Hanging  of 
various  grades. 


*Qf(der£  ^Solicited.  ^a/^ple^  ^uf\jmi£hed  upon  I^eque^t. 


ALSO 


— AND  ALL — 


CPaper  JPcLPcers’  Supplies, 


AT  LOWEST  MARKET  RATES. 


NEW  YORK  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


101 


THE  SUBSCRIBERS  MANUFACTURE 


0 


WITH  AND  WITHOUT  MOVABLE  TEETH , 

—ALSO— 

MILL,  MULAY,  GANG,  PIT,  AND  CROSS-CUT  SAWS, 

FOR  SALE  AT  THEIR  WA REROOMS, 

29  & 31  GOLD  STREET,  . . . IV' E W YORK, 


AND  BY  ALL  THE  TRADE. 


INSERTED  TEETH  CIRCULAR  SAWS. 


TN  these  Patent  Circular  Saws,  the  teeth  require  no  rivets.  They  are  easily  put  in  and  taken 
out  of  the  socket,  and,  being  made  of  uniform  size,  and  with  accuracy,  any  tooth  will  fit  into 
any  socket  of  any  Saw.  They  are  of  circular  form,  do  not  strain  the  plate,  and  are  in  mechanical 
design  the  only  form  of  tooth  fit  for  general  use.  It.  HOE  & CO., 

Send  for  Catalogue.  99  & 31  Gold  Street,  New  York. 


PRINTING  MACHINERY,  ETC., 

THE  subscribers  have  enlarged  their  works,  and  are  now  making  Presses  of  increased  excel- 
lence in  all  respects,  for  Newspaper,  Book  and  Job  Work;  also,  for  Lithographic  and  Copper 
plate  work,  Stereotypers,  etc.,  etc.  Presses  made  to  work  by  Steam  or  Hand-power,  for  City  and 
Country  offices.  All  articles  used  by  the  trade  manufactured  or  supplied. 

Also  manufacturers  of  extra  Cast  Steel  Saws.  B.  HOE  & CO., 

99  & 31  Gold  Street,  New  York. 


NEW  YORK  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


102 


SHELDOH  COLLIES  & CO. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


9 


Flpif 


§ 


iBanl),  (i'iinl,  H|Wtl  Cut, 


AND 


otoutB  Ink 


OF  EVERY  VARIETY. 


OF  FIG  E AND  DEPOT,  ...  26  FRANKFORT  STREET, 

NEW  YORK. 


NEW  YORK  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


103 


Booklbamiers9  FiimnlsMig  House* 


Campbell  & Armstrong, 


IMPORTERS  *OF 


Us  Gil  M Clot 


OB 


FRENCH,  ENGLISH  AND  GERMAN  IMITATION  MOROCCO. 

^fiQLiSH  Colored  £alf, 


Marshall’s  and  Hays’  Thread, 

O-HiTJE,  d3C.,  c±c., 


AND  DEALERS  IN 


iookbinders’  Sock  and 


OF  EVERY  EE3CEIPTIOET. 


NO.  164  WILLIAM  STREET,  NEAR  BEEKMAN , 


NEW  YORK  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


- 


104 


J.  S.  ROCKWELL  & CO., 

Nos.  17  and  -ti)  Ferry  Street,  Corner  Cliff, 
UNTEW  YORK  CITY, 

Manufacturers  and  Importers  of  every  variety  of 

Sheep  and  Goat  Leather 

FOR  BOOKBINDERS  AND  POCKET  BOOK  MAKERS  USE. 


RUSSET  AND  COLORED. 

ROANS,  SKIVERS  AND  FLESHES , SUMAC  AND  ALUM  ROANS  AND 
SKIVERS,  PEBBLED  SHEEP , IN  ALL  COLORS,  TRUNK 
AND  BAG  LEATHER  AND  LININGS,  OF 
EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 


Pallet,  Bellows  and  Valve  Leather 

IFOR  OEGAOST  3VEA.3S‘TJF,A.CT'CrieE!Fe.S. 


TURKEY  MOROCCO, 

IMITATION  MOROCCO,  IN  ROANS  AND  SKIVERS. 

RUSSIA  LEATHER,  ETC. 


Hatters’  Skivers,  in  all  Colors  and  Styles. 


CHAMOIS  AND  ALUM  SPLITS, 


ENTG-LISH  A-MT 

SALTED  SHEEP  AND  LAMB  ROANS, 

AND  PULLED  WOOL. 

J.  6.  ROCKWELL.  GEORGE  WHITING.  8AMUEL  G.  BAS8. 


106 


NEW  YORK  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


1 


46  and  48  Centre  St New  York  City, 


MANUFACTURER  AND  IMPORTER 

OF  EVERY  VARIETY  OF 

aid  M leather, 

COLORED  ROANS  AND  SKIVERS, 


ALL  COLORS  AND  FINISH. 


arlt  Jjititra  and  Jjltjjftes,  | am  parted  Jjheep 


FOR  BLANK  WORK. 


ld@^QCC©y  Ifi 

RUSSIA  LEATHER , ETC 


HAYES’  THREAD,  TAR  BOARD, 

lish  Book  Cloth 

AMERICAN  AND  GERMAN 

MARBLE  PAPERS,  GLUE,  &c.,  &c. 

AGENTS  FOR  ALL  KINDS  OF 


lOtSBXlBEll^  HlflllBl 

AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Patent  Paging  Machines. 


9 


NEW  YOKK  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


107 


FRANCIS  & LOUTREL, 


AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 


SPRING  BACK  ACCOUNT  BOOKS, 

DIARIES,  DAILY  JOURNALS,  EXPENSE  BOOKS,  HOTEL  REGISTERS,  BOOKS  FOR 
SOCIETIES  AND  LODGES,  ALL  KINDS  FIRST  CLASS  STATIONERY, 
WRITING  PAPERS  AND  BLANK  BOOKS  FOR  BUSINESS, 
PROFESSIONAL  AND  PRIVATE  USE.  WE  KEEP 
EVERYTHING  IN  OUR  LINE. 

COPY  YOUR  LETTERS— USE 

Franeis&loutrei’s  Manifold  Letter  Writer 

BY  WHICH  LETTERS  AND  COPIES  ARE  WRITTEN  AT  THE  SAME  TIME. 

CROTON  WRITING  INK,  INDELIBLE  P.  0.  STAMPING  INK,  ALL  COLORS, 
PATENT  SAFETY  TINTS,  FOR  CHECKS,  DRAFTS,  Sc C. 

OEDEBS  EESPECTETJLLY  SOLICITED. 


IMPORTANT  TO  PRINTERS. 

The  Best  Work  I Great  Economy ! 


BY  THE  USE  OF 


Francis  & LoutreVs  Patent  Inking  Rollers, 


Rollers  made  from  our  PATENT  COMPOSITION  always  retain  their  Suction,  do 
not  harden,  shrink,  or  crack,  and  can  be  re-cast.  The  ink  does  not  dry  on  them,  conse- 
quently they  do  not  require  washing  daily,  like  other  rollers— thus  saving  ink,  time  and 
materials  used  in  washing. 

Send  for  Pamphlet,  containing  recommendations  from  some  of  the  best  Printers  in  the  country. 

FRANCIS  & LOUTREL,  45  Maiden  Lane,  New  York. 


PATENT  COPYABLE  PRINTING  INK,  ALL  COLORS. 


108 


NEW  YOKE  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


NEW  YORE  TYPE  FOUNDRY 

AND 

Printers’  Warehouse, 

Established  in  Hartford,  Ct.,  1810.  Removed  to  N.  ¥.,  1819. 


Nos. 


FIRMER,  LITTLE  & CO, 

& 83  BeeHcman  St.,  Cor. 

UBW  YORK. 


This,  the  oldest  Foundry  in  New  York,  is  always  prepared  to  fill  orders  for  our  well-known 
Type  with  exactness  and  dispatch.  Our 

Book,  News,  Job  mi  OrmmrnM 


TIP 


Are  made  of  the  best  materials  to  be  found  in  the  world ; and  the  finish  of  our  Type,  beyond  ques- 
tion cannot  be  excelled,  combining  great  accuracy,  and  perfect  justification  and  line. 

PERSONS  DESIRING  TO  ORDER  FROM  US 

WILL  PLEASE  SEND  FOR  SPECIMEN  BOOKS. 

We  furnish  every  kind  of  Printing  Type.  If  name  or  title  is  not  known  send  printed 
specimens  of  a single  letter. 

Sorts  Cheerfully  and  Promptly  Furnished. 


We  are  also  pleased  to  receive  orders  for 


Pjm 


Of  any  Maker. 

Paper  Cutters,  Cases,  Galleys,  &c. 

Agents  for 

Francis  & LoutreVs  and  all  other  Roller  Composition. 
SPECIMENS  AND  ESTIMATES  GIVEN  ON  APPLICATION. 

j3a.LEJ3  JVl^DE  £/TIJSFy\CTORY. 

Type  and  Printing  Material  can  always  be  had  of  us  at  lowest 

rates. 


NEW  TORE  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


109 


DAUCHY  & CO. 


No.  75  FTTLTOISr  ST.,  NEW  YORK. 

THE  ATTENTION  OF  ALL  WHO  DESIRE  TO 

GIVE  WIDE  PUBLICITY  TO  THEIR  BUSINESS, 

IS  INVITED  TO  OUR  LISTS  OF 

FIRST  CLASS  NEWSPAPERS 

IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  COUNTRY,  THROUGH  WHICH  WE  WILL  INSERT 
ADVERTISEMENTS  AT 

Unusually  Low  Prices. 

This  we  are  able  to  do  from  the  fact  that  we  can  usually  pay  publishers’  bills  with  goods  of 
OUR  OWN  MANUFACTURE. 

Advertisements  inserted  in  any  Paper  in  the  United  States  at  the 
PUBLISHERS’  LOWEST  RATES. 

Estimates  Given  upon  Application  Send  for  our  Rate  Book. 


ALSO  MANUFACTURERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

WOOD  AND  METAL  TYPE, 

BRASS  RULE  AND  GALLEYS,  AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

Printers’  Materials, 

WHICH  WE  WILL  SELL 

At  the  LOWEST  CASK  PRICES,  and  take  part 
Pay  in  Advertisings 


110  NEW  YORK  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


PATENT 


They  are  the  Cheapest,  reliable  Tags  in  Use. 

ALL  THE 

Principal  Express  and  Transportation  Lines 

TTSE  THEM. 

FOR  SALE  BY  JOB  PRINTERS  EVERYWHERE* 

AT  MANUFACTURERS’  PRICES. 


trcltawlto 


FOR  DRY  GOODS, 

CLOTHS,  CLOTHING,  HARDWARE,  FANCY  GOODS, 


JEWELRY,  dfco.,  -A-UKTU) 


NOTARIAL  AND  LAWYERS’  SEALS,  AND  FANCY  TICKETS, 

FOR  SALE  BY 


ALL  THE  PRINCIPAL  STATIONERS  & NOTION  DEALERS 

At  Manufacturers’  Prices, 


AND  BY 

Dennison  & Co., 


202  Broadway,  N.  Y. 
Suffolk  Place,  Boston. 

150  So.  Clark  St.,  Chicago. 
632  Chestnut  St.,  Phila. 

51  W.  4th  St.,  Cincinnati. 


112  NEW  YORK  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


IRA  L.  BEEBE  & CO., 


IRA  I.  REERE,  New  York . 

REMINGTON  1ARER  CO  MEANT, 

Watertown,  N.  Y. 

MUTER  & CE77RCEITT, 

» 

Eer Timer  and  Tittle  Eatls,  N.  Y. 

EtTRSON  RIYER  RtJTR  AND  RARER  CO ., 

Ralmer’s  Eatls,  N.  Y. 


HEW  YORK  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


118 


PERKINS  & GOODWIN, 


HAVE  ON  HAND  AND  MAKE  TO  ORDER 

Book  and  Hews  Paper 

©Is  AMj  6BAD1B* 

ALSO, 

Ipp©^JEI\S  \fdD  WffOILES^lE  De\LEF\S 

IN 

Rags,  Bleaching  Powders,  'Soda  Ash, 

AND  ALL 


JPoper  IMuk,ers’  Supplies, 

A T LOWEST  MARKET  RATES. 


114  NEW  YORK  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


DELICIOUS, 

STRICTLY  PURE 

Flavoring  Extracts. 


Colton! s Select  JETLcuvors. 


Arlington  House,  Washington,  D.C. — “For  strength,  purity  and  delicious  flavors,  we 
think  Colton’s  Select  Flavors  excel  all  others  that  we  have  used.” 

Massasoit  House,  Springfield,  Mass. — “We  have  for  several  years  used  them,  and  find 
their  delicious  flavors  and  great  strength  always  to  he  depended  upon  and  not  excelled.’’ 

Congress  Hall , Saratoga;  Ocean  House , Newport;  Profile  House , White  Mountains; 
Port  William  Henry  Hotel,  Lake  George;  International  Hotel,  Niagara  Falls,  and 
many  Hotels  and  Healers,  who  seek  the  Best,  send  similar  letters. 


THEY  THE 


OF  REMARKABLE  STRENGTH  AND  ECONOMY, 


Requiring  much  less  than  of  the  ordinary  flavoring  extracts,  and  securing  an  unparalleled 
and  constantly  increasing  trade, 

— AND  — 


Grocers  and  Druggists  Treble  their  Sales  with  them. 


BOSTON  ADVERTISEMENTS 


115 


FIRST  LETTER  FOUNDRY  IN  NEW  ENGLAND. 


Commenced  in  1817. 


r JOHN  K.  ROGERS,  Agent, 

JVo.  21  School  Street, 


BOSTON. 


Reduced  Price  List,  May,  1873. 


Pearl, 

$1.20 

$1.40 

$2.00 

$2.So 

Agate, 

76 

90 

1.60 

2.40 

Nonpareil, 

66 

76 

1.28 

2.00 

Minion, 

58 

68 

1. 12 

1.80 

Brevier, 

55 

64 

1. 00 

1.60 

Bourgeois, 

52 

60 

90 

1.44 

Long  Primer, 

50 

56 

82 

I.3O 

Small  Pica, 

48 

54 

78 

1.22 

Pica, 

46 

52 

74 

1. 16 

English, 

46 

52 

70 

1. 12 

Columbian, 

46 

52 

66 

I. OO 

Great  Primer,  ....... 

46 

52 

66 

I. OO 

Paragon, 

46 

52 

66 

94 

Double  Small  Pica, 

45 

50 

64 

90 

Double  Pica, 

45 

5o 

64 

90 

Double  English, 

45 

5° 

64 

86 

Double  Great  Primer, 

45 

5° 

62 

82 

Double  Paragon, 

45 

50 

60 

78 

Canon,  to  Six-Line, 

43 

48 

60 

72 

Old  Metal  in  Exchange. 

TYPE,  10  cents ; STEREOTYPE  PLATES,  8 cents;  ELECTROTYPE  PLATES,  7 cents. 


Leads,  Quotations,  &e. 

LEADS  : 6’s,  25  cents;  7’s,  30  cents;  8’s,  38  cents;  9’s,  50  cents;  10’s,  70  cents. 
LABOR-SAVING!  LEADS:  4’s  to  6’s,  40  cents ; Thicker,  35  cents.  Furniture  and  Quota- 
tions, 25  cents. 


Brass  Rules. 

10  to  Pica,  7 cents ; 8 to  Pica,  8 cents ; 6 to  Pica,  10  cents ; 4 to  Pica,  14  cents ; 3 to  Pica,  18 
cents;  Pearl,  23  cents;  Nonpareil,  30  cents;  Brevier,  40  cents;  Long  Primer,  50  cents ; Pica,  60 
cents ; Great  Primer,  80  cents. 

LABOR-SAVING  RULES:  $1.50  to  $3.00  per  pound. 


116 


BOSTON  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LOWE  PRESS  COMPANY, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


|ou^’s  :)attnt  :]i[inting  :jrt»sgs. 

Sole  New  England  Agents  for  the 

Star  Amateur  and  Job  Press, 


AND  DEALERS  IN 


PRINTERS'  MATERIAL, 

Of  Every  Description . 

15  Spring  Lane,  ....  Boston. 


SEND  FOE  CATALOGUE. 


J.  H.  OSGOOD  & CO. 


Manufacturers  of 


-jNisno- 


Biffi 


U K U 


■J 


18  SPRING  LANE, 


IB  C3  S T Qj) 


BOSTON  AND  NEW  YORK  ADVERTISEMENTS.  117 


HENRY  A.  GANE  & SON, 

IMPORTERS  OF 


ookbinders’  Hla/fa rials. 


AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 


BINDERS’  BOARDS, 

Nos.  50  and  52  CORNHILL, 


HENRY  A.  GANE. 
T.  F.  GANE. 


H.  A,  GAM'S  SONS  & CQ.r 

IMPORTERS  OF 

JB  O O^JBlJSrDJBJR  S’ 

AND 

V 

'flflttt  Jtofe  ftock, 

AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Colored  Sdp*\c  Ski/e^s, 

74  READE  STREET, 


BOSTON  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


118 


THE  IMPROVED 


It' is  made  from  the  very  best  materials,  and  furnished  in  THREE 
DISTINCT  grades  as  regards  firmness, adapting  itself  to  different  presses, 
inks  and  weather,  as  follows  : 


A Grade,  very  firm,  for  Fountain  Hollers,  &c. 

B Grade,  medium  firm,  for  Cylinder  and  Job  Presses. 

C Grade,  soft,  for  Hand  Hollers  and  Book  Presses. 


Each  grade  distinctly  marked  and  furnished  in  quantities  to  suit,  with 
full  directions  for  use,  making  it  the  BEST,  CHEAPEST  and  MOST 
DESIRABLE  COMPOSITION  IN  THE  MARKET. 

PRICE,  TWENTY-FIVE  CENTS  PER  POUND . 

Rollers  cast  to  order  for  all  styles  of  presses,  with  PROMPTNESS 
and  DESPATCH,  at  reasonable  rates. 

MANUFACTURED  AND  FOR  SALE  BY 

CHABIM  P.  iTlTBH S„ 

j^EAR  OF  No.  40  j3f\OMFIELD ^TREET,  ^OSTON, 


- 


BOSTON  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


119 


T.  C.  EVANS’ 

itoetjfising 

AND 

pE^I  fl  JEF^Sr  W \l\EffQ  JsE, 


106  ~W~asAingtoT~L  Street, 

BOSTON, 

DEALER  IN 


Wood  and  Mstal 


BRASS  RULES  AND  GALLEYS, 

BLACK  AND  COLORED  INKS, 

PAPER  AND  CARD  CUTTERS, 


And  all  kinds  of  PRINTERS’  MATERIALS,  which  will  be  sold  at  the  Lowest  Cash  Prices, 
and  part  payment  in  advertising. 


CT.  TZ.  EUEEUBROD’S 


PATENT 


American  Newspaper  and  Magazine 


At  once  the  CHEAPEST,  SIMPLEST  and  BEST  in  use. 

PRICE,  INCLUDING  SIX  GALLEYS,  $30.00, 

And  will  be  charged  on  advertising  account,  in  whole  or  in  part,  as  our  running  account  will 

warrant. 

T.  C.  IB  'V  A.  3ST  S, 

106  Washington  Street, Boston, 

AGENT  FOR  NEW  ENGLAND. 


120 


PHILADELPHIA  ADVERTISEMENTS 


CHARLES  MAGARGE  & CO. 

WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


Paper  Makers'  Materials 


WAREHOUSE  i 

30, 32  and  34  South  Sixth  Street, 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA. 


THE  UNDERSIGNED  OFFER  TO  THE  TRADE  THE  FOLLOWING: 


MAP,  PLATE  AND  PRINTING  PAPERS. 

Copper  Plate  Paper, various  sizes  and  weights. 

Tinted  Plate  Paper,  - - — “ “ 

Lithograph  and  Map  Paper,  “ 

Sized  and  Super  Calendered  Paper,  “ “ 

Card  Paper, “ “ 

Printing  Paper  of  all  grades, “ “ 

Manilla  and  Hardware  Papers,  - “ “ 

Hardware  and  Manilla  in  Rolls. 

Tympan  Rolls,  24,  26,  28,  30,  36,  38.  40,  42  and  44  inch. 
Drafting  Paper,  in  Rolls,  36  and  40  inch. 

Fine  Glazed  Colored  Papers,  all  sizes  and  weights. 
Colored  Papers,  suitable  for  posters. 

BLANK  BOOK  PAPERS. 

Comprising  best  makes  of  the  following  sizes: 
Imperial,  - — 23  by  31—65  .bs. 

Sup.  Royal,  - - 20  by  28-53  lbs. 

Royal.  - - - - 19  by  24—45  lbs. 

Medium,  - - - 18  by  23— 25,  30,  32  and  36  lbs. 

Demy, 16  by  21-22,  24,  26  and  28  lbs. 

Extra  Folio,  - - 19  by  24—24  lbs.,  and  19  by  23—21  lbs. 

Census, 18  by  26—25  lbs. 

Check  Folio,  - 17  1-2  by  24  1-2—18  and  20  lbs. 


Folio, 17  by  22-12, 14, 16, 18,  20,  22,  and  24  lbs. 

Crown,  - - - - 15  by  19—20  and  22  lbs. 

Flat  Cap, 14  by  17—12, 14. 16  and  18  lbs. 

“ 13  by  16-12  and  13  lbs. 

“ 12  by  15— 9 lbs. 


CAP,  LETTER,  NOTE,  BLOTTING  PAPERS,  &C. 

Folded  Cap,  plain  and  ruled,  various  weights. 

Flat  and  Folded  Quarto  Post,  plain  and  ruled,  various 
weights. 

Folded  Note,  plain  and  ruled,  various  weights. 

Packet  and  Commercial  Post,  plain. 

Packet  Note,  plain  and  ruled. 

Engiue  Sized  Papers,  17  1-2  by  28—30  lbs. 

“ “ 16  by  26-20,  22,  24  and  26  lbs. 

“ “ 17  by  22—17  lbs. 

Envelope  Paper,  - - 20  by  25—18, 20,  22, 24, 25, 30,  35  and 
40  lbs. 

Blotting  Paper, 19  by  24—40,  60,  70,  80,  100  and  120 

lbs. 

Tissue  Paper,  white  and  colored. 

Bond  Papers,  various  sizes. 

Press  Boards,  26  by  40,  24  by  38,  and  24  by  29. 


TRUNK  BOARDS,  TAR  BINDERS’  BOARDS,  BONNET  BOARDS,  STRAW  BOARDS,  SOFT  BINDERS’  BOARDS. 


PAPER  MAKERS'  MATERIALS.  Imported  and  Domestic  Rags,  Bleaching  Salts,  Wire  Cloths,  Feltings,  Ultramarine. 
Papers  Made  to  Order  at  short  notice  at  our  Wlssahickon  and  Hanwell  Mills. 


CHARLES  MAGARGE  & CO 


PHILADELPHIA  ADVERTISEMENTS.  121 


ESTABLISHED  1796. 


MacKELLAR,  SMITHS  & JORDAN, 

NOS.  606,  614  SANSOM  STREET,  PHILADELPHIA,  Q 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


And  Typographical  articles  generally. 


ORDERS  OF  ANY  AMOUNT  FILLED  WITH  ACCURACY  AND  DESPATCH. 


Plain  or  Fancy  Type  in  unrivalled  variety, 

MODERN  AND  OLD  STYLE  TYPE,  GREEK,  HEBREW,  MUSIC,  SCRIPTS,  BORDERS,  CUTS,  ORNAMENTS, 
LABOR-SAVING  QUOTATION  FURNITURE,  HOLLOW  QUADRATES,  LABOR-SAVING 
RULE,  BRASS  CIRCLES  AND  OVALS,  BRASS  RULE,  &C. 


PRESSES  OF  DESCRIPTIONS 

FURNISHED  AT  MANUFACTURERS’  PRICES. 

PRINTING  INK 

OF  ALL  COLORS,  VARNISHES,  BRONZES,  &c.,  OF  THE  MOST  CELEBRATED  AMERICAN  AND  ENGLISH 
MANUFACTURERS,  AT  THE  LOWEST  TERMS. 

BOOKS  FOR  PRINTERS. 

The  American  Printer,  a Manual  of  Typography,  containing  Complete  Instructions  for 
Beginners,  as  well  as  Practical  Directions  for  Managing  all  Departments  of  a Printing 
Office.  Of  use  to  intelligent  men  of  all  classes.  By  Thomas  MacKellar.  Price,  §1.50. 
By  Mail,  $1.70. 

A Treatise  on  Punctuation,  for  Letter  "Writers,  Authors,  Printers,  and  Correctors  of  the 
Press,  Hints  on  the  Preparation  of  Copy  and  on  Proof  Reading.  By  John  Wilson.  Price, 
$2.00.  By  Mail,  $2.20. 

The  Typographic  Advertiser.  Published  Quarterly,  and  furnished  gratuitously  to  every 
Printing  Office.  Subscription  price,  25  cents  per  year. 


OF  BOOKS,  MUSIC,  WOOD  CUTS,  JOBS,  NEWSPAPER  HEADS,  &c.  WOOD  CUTS  DESIGNED  AND 
ENGRAVED  IN  THE  FINEST  STYLE  OF  THE  ART. 

First-Class  Articles  at  Current  Rates,  Courteous  Attention  and 
Immediate  Despatch. 

16 


HAKTFORD  ADVERTISEMENTS.  123 

J.  M.  NEY  & CO., 

Refiners,  Assayers, 

AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

GOLD  FOIL, 

j3 LATE,  jSoLDER,  $fC., 

Gold  and  Silver  Leaf. 

TIN  FOIL  AND  AMALGAM. 

Rolled  Silver  for  Platers  ; Foil  put  in  Envelopes  for  Mailing. 


Highest  rates  paid  for  Old  Gold  and  Silver , Coin  & Bullion . 


jjORNEF!  ^.gYLUJVI  AND  ]4lQH  jbTf^EETg, 

HARTFORD,  CONN. 

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HARTFORD  ADVERTISEMENTS 


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126 


ALSO, 

PROPRIETORS  OF  “EAGLE  CARD  COMPANY’S 

CARD  BOARD, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 


NASHUA,  N.  H. 


SEND  FOR  SAMPLES. 


ALBANY  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


127 


THE  ALBANY 


CARD  BOARD,  CUT  CARDS 


si 


Of 


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Xmm 


303  HamiltorL  Street, 


128  HOLYOKE  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


0.  H.  GREENLEAF,  Agent.  0.  H.  HEYW00D,  Treasurer. 


WATERBURY  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


129 


HOLMES,  BOOTH  & HAYDENS, 

T^aterbnry,  Conn. 


T A.  B L X S H E IX  10  3 3. 


M ANUFACT ORERS  OF 


Sheet  Brass,  Copper, 

GERMAN  SILVER, 

GILDING  AND  SILVER-PLATED  METAL, 

Brass,  Copper,  and 

German  Silver  Wire 

and  Rods, 


COPPER  RIYETS  ARE  EURS. 


Brass,  Copper,  German  Silver  and  Zinc 
1 Plain  and  Fancy  Tubing. 


®©jr  cnbaxn* 


KEROSENE  BURNERS  AND  TRIMMINGS, 

AXSO 

SILVER-PLATED  WARE. 


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130  CHICOPEE  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


OF  DIFFERENT  STYLES  AND  PATTERNS, 

CONSISTING  OF 

J^IQHT,  QpEfi  AND  YOP  C^fNAQE^, 


End  Spring  Phaetons,  Cabriolets, 

§:we  Bweimg  Bemmts&ee  os  Bee  cm  Wagons. 


Side  Spring  Buggies,  one  or  two  Seat  Tops, 

— AND — 

Light  Express  or  Market  Wagons,  &c. 

A GOOD  ASSORTMENT  ALWAYS  ON  HAND . 
REPAIRING  NEATLY  DONE. 

Half  Mile  West  Chicopee  Junction. 


NEW  YORK  ADVERTISEMENTS.  131 

BOOKBINDERS’, 

nmnup  am©  box  ■▲sbii1 

— AND  — 

PAPER  MAKERS’  CUTTING  MACHINES 


GEORGE  H.  SANBORN, 

No.  78  Duane  Street,  - - - New  York, 

MANUFACTURES 

Nearly  One  Hundred  (100)  Different  Machines  and  Sizes,  for  Book- 
binders, Printers  and  Box  Makers. 

CUTTING  MACHINES Ten  (10)  Sizes  and  Styles. 

SHEARS  AND  CARD  CUTTERS,  . . . Twelve  (12)  Sizes  and  Styles. 

RULING  MACHINES, Six  (6)  Sizes  and  Styles. 

HYDRAULIC  PRESSES Six  (6)  Sizes  and  Styles. 

STANDING  PRESSES Twelve  (12)  Sizes  and  Styles. 

EMBOSSING  PRESSES,  . ....  . Twelve  (12)  Sizes  and  Styles. 

AND  EVERY  KIND  OF 

1A  PMIK BIOT  usa®  IS  g@@K®IS®IS©» 



Medals  Awarded  at  World’s  Fair,  London, 

and  Exposition  Universelle,  Paris. 

. — 

Machine  Shop,  Pattern  Makers  and  Wood  Workers  all  under  one  management,  enabling 
us  to  turn  out  the  BEST  of  WORK  with  dispatch  and  regularity,  and  of  a uniform  quality. 

SEND  FOE  CATALOGUE  TO 

GKEOZR.O-'E  EE.  S^ltTBOT^Isr, 

78  Duane  Street,  New  York. 


SPRINGFIELD  ADVERTISEMENTS 


132 


DAILY  AWTD  WEEKLY. 


A.  RARRIRl.  FOR.  THE  PEOPLE. 


The  Daily  Union  is  published  every  afternoon  at  301  Main  street  (corner  of  Worthington), 
Springfield,  Mass.,  — at  least  three  times  a week  upon  a double  sheet.  Subscription  price  $7  ^ 
year,  in  advance;  six  months,  $3.50;  three  months,  $1.75;  per  month,  60  cents;  per  week,  14 
cents;  3 cents  for  double  sheets ; 2 cents  for  single  sheets.  Ordinary  advertisements  8 cents  a 
line,  first  insertion,  5 cents  a line  each  after  insertion,  or  60  cents  a square,  first  insertion,  and  40 
cents  for  each  repetition.  Displayed  advertisements,  in  large  type,  10  cents  per  line  of  ordinary 
type,  first  insertion,  6 cents  a line  afterwards.  Business  notices  (on  local  page),  15  cents  a line 
each  insertion.  City  notices  (first  under  head  of  local  news),  subject  to  editorial  approval,  25  cents 
a line  each  insertion.  Sunday  notices,  25  cents  each.  Special  terms  given  to  large  advertisers. 

Weekly  Union.— Subscription  price  $2  a year,  or  $1.75  per  copy  when  sent  to  clubs  of  five 
and  less  than  ten,  and  $1.50  per  copy  when  sent  to  clubs  of  ten  and  over.  Ordinary  advertising 
rates  15  cents  a line  each  insertion.  Displayed  advertisements  20  cents  a line  each  insertion. 
Business  notices  20  cents  a line  each  insertion. 

CLARK  W.  BRYAN  &CO., 

Springfield,  Mass. 


SUCH  AS 


BILL-HEADS, 

STATEMENTS. 

CIRCULARS. 

■ CARDS.  &C. 

A.T  LOW  RATES. 

CLARK  W.  BRYAN  & CO., 

^Ol  jVL  AIN  AND  77  Sj  79  ^OE\THINGTON  ^STREETS, 
SPBINTG-PIELD,  MASS. 


GEORGE  MATHER’S  SONS, 


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ADDITIONS,  CHANGES,  ETC., 


RECEIVED  TOO  LATE  FOR  INSERTION  IN  THE  BODY  OF  THE  WORK. 


*4* 

Alexander  James  D.,  book-keeper  Robert  Alexander,  house  95  Franklin  st 

Assistant  Internal  Revenue  Collector’s  office,  405  Main  st 

Barton  George  F.,  (Nonpareil  Paper  Collar  Co.,)  house  32  Mattoon  st  (not  42 
Pearl  st) 

Bliss  Wm.  G.  & Co.,  removed  from  361  Main  st  to  Page  & Fitzgerald’s  block, 
Bridge  st 

Bridgman  Arthur  M.,  reporter  Daily  Union,  rooms  279  Worthington  st 

Bullens  H.  F.,  paymaster  construction  S,  A & N R R,  boards  Union  House 

Clark  Walter  S.,  (successor  to  W.  S.  Clark  & Co.,)  Hats  Caps,  etc.,  corner 
Main  and  Hampden  sts 

Clark  William  L.,  emp  Houston  & Dewey,  removed  from  37  Sargeant  to  61 
Seventh  st 

Daignault  A,,  General  Agent  French  Department  Security  Life  In- 
surance and  Annuity  Company  of  New  York,  No.  4 Fallon’s  block, 
Main  st 

Davis  W.  D.,  clerk  O.  D.  Morse  & Co.,  boards  73  Vernon  st 

Doolittle  Frank  P.,  emp  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  boards  75  Vernon  st 

Doolittle  F.  V.,  Flour  and  Grain  dealer,  (succcessor  to  Jennings  & Smith,) 
127  State  st.,  house  145  Worthington  st 

Fay  George  T.,  reporter  Daily  Union,  boards  27  Wilcox  st 

Fisher  Andrew  C.,  salesman  H.  Knappe,  house  441  Union  st,  removed  from  74 
Union  st 

Fisk  H.  L.,  (successor  to  Houghton  & Fisk,)  grocer,  26  Main  st,  house  48 
(not  42)  Auburn  st 

Gault  William,  emp  C R R,  house  36  Vine  st 

Gray  George  W.  W.,  (Judd  & Gray,)  house  70  Vernon  st,  removed  from  151 
North  Main  st 

Harris  William  B.,  civil  engineer,  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  st.,  house  Armory 
square 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Nichols  C.  A.  & Co.,  (successors  to  Bill,  Nichols  & Co.,)  book  publishers,  cor 
Main  and  Liberty  sts 

Porter  Byron,  U.  S.  Gauger,  office  405  Main  st,  house  54  Everett  st 

Sargeant  Thomas  H.,  freight  agent  C R R,  removed  from  GG  Howard  to  58 
Sargeant  st 

Schmidt  & Co.,  grocers,  352  Water  st 

Frederick  Schmidt,  house  352  Water  street 
Frederick  Rosenburg,  house  352  Water  street 

Whiting  Charles  G.,  assistant  editor  Republican,  rooms  160  High  st 


Abbreviations. — For  convenience  in  printing,  the  following  abbreviations  will  be  occasionally 
used:  Ave  for  avenue;  B If  A RR,  Boston  & Albany  Railroad;  bds,  boards;  Wfc,  blook;  elk , clerk; 
CEB,  Connecticut  River  Railroad;  cor,  corner;  E,  east;  emp,  employed;  eng,  engineer;  N Y> 
N H H R R,  New  York,  New  Haven  & Hartford  Railroad;  S,  A § N R R,  Springfield,  Atliol 
& Northeastern  Railroad;  h,  house;  I O,  Indian  Orchard;  ins,  insurance;  manuf,  manufactu- 
rer; M D,  physician;  mfg,  manufacturing;  N,  north;  opp,  opposite;  p,  page;  rms>  rooms;  S, 
south;  Spfd,  Springfield;  st,  street;  USA , United  States  Armory;  W,  west. 


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Springfield  City  Directory. 

1873-74. 


The  Names  of  all  members  of  a firm,  as  far  as  ascertained,  are  in  smaller  type  under  the 
name  of  the  firm,  and  are  also  inserted  in  their  place  in  the  alphabetical  list. 

New  Numbers  have  been  applied  on  the  streets,  by  the  city,  at  the  rate  of  one  number  for 
every  twenty  feet,  exclusive  of  cross  streets,  and  oftener  when  necessary,  so  that  every  separate 
store,  office,  dwelling,  etc.,  or  entrance  up  stairs  from  the  street,  has  its  distinct  number  assigned 
it.  Where  no  numbers  appear  with  some  of  the  following  names,  because  not  on  residences,  it  is 
hoped  householders  will  soon  have  them  put  on.  The  necessary  information  may  be  had  free,  of 
the  City  Engineer,  the  cost  of  figures  is  small  and  the  convenience  and  time  saved  would  be  great. 

Even  Numbers  are  on  the  west  or  north  sides  of  all  the  streets. 

Numbers  Begin  at  Carew  street,  for  Main  and  North  Main  streets ; at  Cypress  street,  for  Fulton ; 
at  the  Boston  & Albany  Railroad,  for  Water  street;  at  State  street,  for  streets  running  into  it;  for 
other  streets  running  north  and  south,  numbers  begin  at  the  principal  street  from  which  they  run. 
On  streets  running  from  Connecticut  River  or  New  York,  New  Haven  & Hartford  Railroad 
across  Main  street,  the  numbers  begin  at  the  river  or  railroad,  as  on  Bridge,  Worthington,  State 
and  Union;  and  “East”  and  “West”  are  omitted  from  the  names  of  these  streets.  On  streets 
running  from  Main,  but  not  crossing  it,  the  numbers  begin  at  Main.  Other  streets  running  east 
and  west,  not  specified  above,  are  numbered  from  the  principal  street  out  of  which  they  run. 

Court  and  William  streets  are  numbered  from  Main  towards  the  river,  and  do  not  have  “West” 
prefixed.  East  Court  aDd  East  William  are  distinct  streets,  and  hence  are  numbered  from  Main, 
and  “ East  ” is  not  dropped  from  their  names.  For  explanation  of  Abbreviations,  see  page  136. 

Abair  Oliver,  emp  Joseph  Dasutt,  hoards  865  Main  street 
Abbe  Daniel  N.,  emp  David  Warner,  house  63  Washington  street 
Abbe  James  & Son,  stoves  and  tin  ware,  309  Main  street 
James  Abbe,  house  79  Spring  street 
James  T.  Abbe,  boards  79  Spring  street 
Abbe  John  A.,  farmer,  house  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Abbey  A . _Z?,,  114  Worthington  street,  Dealer  in  Coal,  Lumber  and  Wood. 

Orders  filled  promptly,  and  at  reasonable  prices.  House  Chicopee. 

Abbott  Arthur,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  123  Bridge  street 

Abbott  B.  Frank,  emp  George  A.  Ashton,  house  36  Bridge  street 

Abbott  Eustace  W.,  (Pierce  & Abbott,)  boards  149  State  street 

Abbott  George  W.,  mason,  house  57  William  street 

Abbott  Lyman  B.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  36  Bridge  street 

Abbott  Mrs.  Willard  W.,  house  55  William  street 

Abbott  Winslow  M.,  policeman,  boards  397  Main  street 

Abel  Joseph,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  155  Lyman  street 

Abell  George  P.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  123  Bridge  street 

Abramson  Charles,  emp  P.  P.  Emory  & Co.,  boards  186  Main  street 

BUFFALO,  RUBBER,  HORN  and  IVORY  COMBS  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG 
STORE,  corner  Main  and  State  streets. 

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CLARK  W.  BRYAN  & 00.,  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets, 


138  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Acker  E.  B.,  emp  S A & N R R,  boards  441  Union  street 
Ackerly  William,  emp  C.  L.  Bailey,  house  Thompson  street 
Ackers  John,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  rooms  20  Pendleton  avenue 
Ackley  Dwight,  laborer,  house  Bay  street 

Adams  Albert,  distiller,  Agawam,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
Adams  Alfred,  conductor  C R R,  house  58  Holyoke  street 
Adams  Amasa  A.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  91  Charles  street 
Adams  Andrew  J.,  carpenter,  house  45  Dwight  street 
Adams  Benjamin,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  43  York  street 

Adams  J3,  F . & Co,9  Manufacturers  of  Glass  Cutting  Instruments. 
Proprietors  of  the  Universal  Glazing  Tool  for  cutting  and  setting  glass.  Will  cut 
equal  to,  and  is  better  than  a diamond  for  ordinary  purposes.  Office  65  Willow 
street.  Benjamin  F.  Adams,  house  103  Bay  street. 

Adams  Charles  E.,  emp  G.  C.  Fisk,  boards  240  Franklin  street 
Adams  Charles  H.,  (Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,)  boards  149  State  street 
Adams  David  A.,  house  24  Winthrop  street 

Adams  Edward,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 
Adams  Elihu,  house  Franklin  street 

Adams  F,  (W.  B.  Small,  Agt.,)  357  Main  street,  Dealer  in  Fresh 
and  Salt  Fish,  Oysters,  Clams,  Lobsters,  etc. ; also  Fruits  and  Vegetables  of  all  kinds. 
Butter,  Cheese  and  Eggs.  Country  produce  sold  on  commission.  Goods  delivered 
free.  Boards  10  Symonds  avenue. 

Adams  Express  Co.,  14  Court  street 

Adams  Ezekiel,  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street 

Adams  Fitch  D.,  foreman  B & A R R,  house  84  Greenwood  street 

Adams  Mrs.  Frances,  boards  674  Main  street 

Adams  Francis  H.,  emp  J.  B.  Provost,  boards  381  Central  street 

Adams  Fred  W.,  carpenter,  boards  55  Fort  street 

Adams  George,  emp  John  E.  Porter,  house  Marble  street 

Adams  George  D.,  book-keeper  Chas.  T.  Hudson,  rooms  90  Franklin  street 

Adams  George  F.,  emp  Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,  boards  198  State  street 

Adams  G.  K.,  emp  Street  Railway  Co.*  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Adams  Mrs.  H.,  dress-maker,  boards  97  Florence  street 

Adams  Harrison,  emp  B & A R R,  house  old  Chicopee  road 

Adams  Herbert,  emp  Ethan  C.  Robinson,  boards  12  Fort  street 

Adams  Mrs.  H.  G.,  house  28  Cypress  street 

Adams  Nathan,  M.  D.,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Adams  Nathaniel,  book-keeper,  house  55  Fort  street 

Adams  James  B.,  (Thiemann  & Adams,)  boards  142  Water  street 

Adams  James  N.,  (W.  H.  Adams  & Bro.,)  house  181  Lyman  street 

Adams  James  S.,  emp  CT  Smith,  boards  Winthrop  street 

Adams  J.  B.,  conductor  B & A R R,  house  367  Liberty  street 

Adams  J.  B.,  barber,  475  State  street,  house  469  State  street 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  139 

Adams  J.  Colby,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  boards  43  York  street 
Adams  John  C.,  boards  367  Liberty  street 

Adams  John  W,9  Nursery,  397  North  Main  street,  one  mile  north  of 

the  Railroad  Depot.  Standard  and  Dwarf  Pear  Trees,  and  a full  assortment  of 
Apple  and  other  Fruit  Trees,  Vines,  Evergreens,  Roses  and  Shrubs.  Catalogues 
sent  free  by  mail,  when  requested.  The  Nursery  extends  from  North  Main  to  Chest- 
nut street,  and  covers  upwards  of  seven  acres.  Horse  cars  run  nearly  to  the  Nur- 
sery. House  780  Chestnut  street. 

Adams  Joseph,  emp  B & A R R,  house  14  Trask’s  block 
Adams  J.  Sumner,  emp  USA,  house  99  Bay  street 
Adams  Milton,  boards  10  Whitney  avenue 
Adams  O.  D.,  (Lane,  Smith  & Adams,)  house  74  Charles  street 
Adams  Bichard,  emp  John  Koche,  boards  129  Bridge  street 
Adams  Boderick,  emp  J.  M.  Currier,  house  19  Grosvenor  street 
Adams  Simeon,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 
Adams  Timothy,  carpenter,  house  Willow  street 

Adams  Thomas  W.,  clerk  Hawkins  & Burrall,  boards  84  Greenwood  street 
Adams  W.  H.  & Brother,  barbers,  275  Main  street 
W.  H.  Adams,  house  Worthington  street 
James  N.  Adams,  house  181  Lyman  street 
Adams  William,  emp  J.  B.  Cunningham,  boards  95  Ashley  street 
Adams  Mrs.  William,  house  34  Lombard  street 
Adams  William  F.,  (Whitney  & Adams,)  boards  24  Winthrop  street 
Adams  William  F.,  insurance  agent,  house  35  Clinton  street 
Adams  William  H.,  boards  367  Liberty  street 

Adelstein  J.  George,  cigar  manufacturer,  529  Main  street,  h 68  Bridge  street 

Agawam  National  Bank,  237  Main  street 

Ahler  John,  house  17  Stockbridge  street 

Aiken  Thomas  B.,  (Fuller  & Aiken,)  house  81  Elm  street 

Aikens  Norman 9 Builder  and  Contractor.  Bills  of  Lumber  furnished 
by  the  car  load.  Spruce  and  Hemlock  a specialty.  House  72  Greenwood  street. 

Ainsworth  0.  W.,  emp  USA,  house  66  Pynchon  street 

Aitcheson  Mrs.  Grace,  emp  Charles  W.  Flagg,  house  91  William  street 

Albee  Jothan  H.,  painter,  house  corner  Central  and  Mill  streets 

Albert  Edward,  house  127  William  street 

Albin  Joseph,  emp  Haynes  & Co.,  house  Cross  street 

Albiston  B.  W.,  emp  Haynes  & Co.,  house  50  Broad  street 

Albray  Winfield,  carpenter,  boards  119  Bridge  street 

Albro  Edward,  farmer,  house  Carew  street 

Albro  Herbert  W.,  book-keeper  Homer  Foot  & Co.,  boards  25  Armory  street 
Albro  H.,  electro  plater,  (see  adv.,  p 124,)  house  25  Armory  street 
Alden  A.  E.,  photographer,  310  Main  street,  house  Providence,  B.  T. 

Alden  Albert,  emp  A.  Hancox,  house  179  Liberty  street 

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140  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

HI  . -A-  L IB  IR,  O, 

Electro  Plater  in  Gold,  Silver  & Nickel 

Particular  attention  paid  to  Nickel  Plating  Light  Machinery,  Patent  Office  Models, 
Guns,  Pistols,  Dental  and  Surgical  Instruments,  &c.  In  Gold  and  Silver, 
Hollow  Ware,  Knives,  Forks,  Spoons,  Watch  Cases,  Chains,  &c.,  at 

Springfield  Nickel  Plate  Works,  85  Worthington  St,,  Dickinson  A Mayo’s  New  Block, 

House  25  Armory  street. 

Alden  Andrus  T.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  259  Chestnut  street 
Alden  Mrs.  B.,  house  21  Florence  street 
Alden  Mrs.  Caleb,  house  83  Maple  street 

CHARLES  P.  ALDEN, 

Wholesale  and  Retail 

Druggist  and  Apothecary, 

DEALER  IN 

Manufacturers*  Supplies,  Artists’  Materials,  Toilet  and  Fancy  Goods, 

270  MAIN  STREET, 

CORNER  HAMPDEN  STREET, HOUSE  37  ELLIOTT  STREET. 

Alden  Elbert  A.,  (J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,)  house  82  Maple  street 
Alden  F.  B.,  emp  E.  W.  Ladd,  house  139  Highland  street 
Alden  F.  Merritt,  emp  Gunn  & Merrill,  hoards  67  Linden  street 
Alden  Franklin,  emp  C.  W.  Richards  & Co.,  house  67  Linden  street 
Alden  George  A.,  cashier  B & A freight  house,  boards  179  Liberty  street 
Alden  James,  emp  USA,  house  86  Oak  street 
Alden  J.  C.  & E.  A.,  woolen  manufacturers,  21  Mill  street 
James  C.  Alden,  house  83  Maple  street 
E.  A.  Alden,  house  82  Maple  street 
Alden  J.  E.,  emp  R.  J.  Hamilton,  house  61  Linden  street 
Alden  John  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  178  Liberty  street 
Alden  Mrs.  L.,  house  295  Walnut  street 
Alden  Mrs.  Lewis  P.,  house  150  Bridge  street 
Alden  Orville  B.,  farmer,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 
Alden  Philo  W.,  emp  Ray  & Taylor,  house  139  Spring  street 
Alden  Russell,  agent  Howe  sewing  machine,  house  State  street 
Alden  Mrs.  S.  J.,  boarding-house,  house  142  Bridge  street 
Alderman  Edson,  clerk,  house  36  Pynchon  street 
Alderman  George,  emp  H.  A.  Braman,  house  131  Summer  street 
Alderman  Ozro  A.,  emp  H.  W.  Phelps,  house  447  State  street 
Aldrich  Edward  A.,  emp  A.  Hawkes,  boards  548  Main  street 
Aldrich  Stephen  H.,  carpenter,  house  83  Bay  street 
Alexander  Caleb,  emp  B & A R R,  house  30  Fremont  street 
Alexander  Henry,  carpenter,  house  39  Florence  street 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  141 

Alexander  Henry,  Jr.,  president  Second  National  Bank,  house  274  State  street 
Alexander  Henry  D.,  emp  B & A II  R,  house  25  Fort  street 
Alexander  John,  emp  Robert  Alexander,  house  95  Greenwood  street 
Alexander  Levi  A.,  patentee,  boards  43  Morgan  street  [dleton  avenue 

Alexander  Philip,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  cor  Orleans  street  and  Pen- 
Alexander  Reuben,  boards  85  Elliott  street 

Alexander  Robert , 179  Main  street,  north  of  Railroad  depot.  Man- 
ufacturer and  Dealer  in  Stoves,  Ranges,  Furnaces,  and  House-Furnishing  Goods. 
Tin-Roofing  and  all  kinds  of  Tin,  Copper,  Galvanized  and  Sheet  Iron  Job  Work 
done  at  short  notice  and  warranted.  Sole  agent  for  the  Peerless  and  Webster  Fur- 
naces. House  49  Greenwood  street. 

Alexander  William  P.,  U S deputy  collector,  boards  274  State  street 
Algers  James,  emp  J.  M.  Currier,  boards  186  Main  street 
Allaire  Charles,  emp  Ludlow  mills,  Jenksville,  boards  Hampden  street,  I 0 
Allbe  Edward  P.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  396  Union  street 
Allbe  Harlan  P.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  104  Union  street 
Allbe  Joseph  G.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  100  Orleans  street 
Allen  Adin,  house  25  Mechanic  street 

Allen  Albert,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  53  Vine  street 

Allen  Albert  H.,  emp  American  Papier-Mache  Co.,  house  108  Marble  street 

Allen  Albert  W.,  meat  market,  Walnut  street,  house  141  Walnut  street 

Allen  Asa,  emp  Simpson  Clark,  boards  13  Wilcox  street 

Allen  Baxter,  emp  S.  J.  Gordon,  house  320  Central  street 

Allen  Carlos,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Long  hill 

Allen  Cass  F.,  emp  T.  W.  Gilbert,  boards  Charter  avenue 

Allen  Charles  H.,  (Thos.  H.  Allen  & Bro.,)  bds  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  st 

Allen  Dwight,  clerk  Hixon  & Birnie,  boards  320  Central  street 

Allen  Major  E.  A.,  house  11  Mechanic  street 

Allen  E.  C.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  88  Worthington  street 

Allen  Edgar,  emp  O.  H.  Greenleaf,  house  rear  275  Maple  street 

Allen  Edmund,  house  91  Howard  street 

Allen  Edward  L.,  brewery,  Willimansett,  house  Everett  street 

Allen  Ethan  O.,  farmer,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 

Allen  Eubulas,  emp  M.  Goldthwait  & Son,  boards  Tyler  street 

Allen  Fred  O.,  emp  E.  L.  Allen,  boards  Everett  street 

Allen  George  B.,  house  Tyler  street 

Allen  George  B.,  Jr.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Tyler  street 
Allen  George  T.,  agent  Wheeler  & Wilson  sewing  machine,  h Terrence  st 
Allen  Mrs.  Hannah,  seamstress,  house  rear  231  Worthington  street 
Allen  Haskell  H.,  (H.  H.  & J.  C.  Allen,)  house  110  Walnut  street 
Allen  Henry  I.,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  house  21  Alert  street 
Allen  Henry  M.,  carpenter,  house  near  Boston  road 
Allen  Helen  J.,  school-teacher,  boards  30  Bliss  street 


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142  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Allen  H.  H.  & J.  C.9  110  Walnut  street,  Dealers  in  all  kinds  of  Fresh 
and  Salt  Meats,  Beef,  Pork,  Ham,  Mutton,  Lamb,  Sausages,  Lard,  Vegetables,  etc. 
Goods  delivered  in  any  part  of  the  city. 

H.  H.  Allen,  house  110  Walnut  street 
J.  C.  Allen,  boards  110  Walnut  street 

Allen  Horace,  engineer  C R R,  house  51  Auburn  street 

Allen  Horace  N.,  well  digger,  house  173  Quincy  street 

Allen  Miss  Imogene  L.,  clerk  Lincoln  & Long,  boards  76  Greenwood  street 

Allen  James  A.,  clerk  Carter  & Cooley,  house  83  Greenwood  street 

Allen  James  C.,  (H.  H.  & J.  C.  Allen,)  boards  110  Walnut  street 

Allen  James  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  94  Sharon  street 

Allen  Joel,  farmer,  house  Allen  street 

Allen  John  A.,  emp  W.  P.  Elliott,  rms  28  Hampden  House  blk,  438  Main  st 

Allen  John  P.,  accountant,  house  268  Walnut  street 

Allen  Jonathan,  law  student,  rooms  475  Main  street 

Allen  Joseph  H.,  emp  A.  E.  Alden,  rooms  26  Fort  street 

Allen  Mrs.  Joshua,  house  11  Mechanic  street 

Allen  Julius  D.,  house  Tyler  street 

Allen  M.  D.,  (Miller,  Allen  & Co.,)  rooms  80  Bridge  street 
Allen  Merrick  W.,  clerk  D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,  boards  159  Union  street 
Allen  Oliver,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  675  State  street 
Allen  Mrs.  Sarah  A.,  house  52  Wilcox  street 

Allen  Thomas  JET,  & JBr Other 9 Wholesale  Provision  Dealers  and 

Pork  Packers.  No.  31  Hampden  street. 

Thomas  H.  Allen,  house  93  North  street 

Charles  H.  Allen,  boards  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  street 

Allen  Thomas  N.,  emp  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  31  Fulton  street 

Allen  Warren,  laborer,  house  Advent  camp  ground 

Allen  William  B.,  farmer,  house  Charter  avenue 

Allen  William  Henry,  emp  Alden  Warner,  boards  Boston  road 

Alletson  Joseph,  farmer,  house  Allen  street 

Alletson  William,  farmer,  boards  Allen  street 

Allin  Erskine  S , master  armorer  USA,  house  Armory  square 

Allin  Lucius  C.,  foreman  USA,  house  531  State  street 

Allis  Dexter,  house  233  Carew.  street 

Allis  George  W.,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  51  Congress  street 
Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

Allis  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  51  Congress  street 
Allis  John  C.,  emp  C.  B.  Holbrook,  boards  51  Congress  street 
Allis  Miss  Maria,  school-teacher,  boards  177  High  street 
Allis  Waitstill  H.,  brick  manufacturer  Carew  street,  house  233  Carew  street 
Allis  & Morse,  brick  manufacturers,  cor  South  Main  street  and  Long  hill  road 
W.  H.  Allis,  house  Carew  street 
M.  G.  Morse,  house  Long  hill 


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Allison  George,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

Alliss  John,  emp  Myron  Child,  house  240  Chestnut  street 

Alor  Oliver,  house  Worcester  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Alvord  Wellington,  carpenter,  house  Carew  street 

Alvord  William  E.,  emp  John  Hamilton,  boards  Carew  street 

Amadon  H.  G.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  49  Pearl  street 

Amadon  Titus,  emp  USA,  house  20  Holyoke  street 

Amadon  William  W.,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Ambrose  Newton,  waiter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

American  Corrugated  Iron  Company 9 Office  and  Manufac- 

tory corner  Hillman  and  Dwight  streets. 

George  Dwight,  Jr.,  President,  house  150  Chestnut  street 
J.  W.  Hoyt,  Secretary,  house  31  Mattoon  street 
Albert  M.  Day,  Treasurer,  house  59  Maple  street 

American  Express  Co . H.  W.  Dwight,  Superintendent  Eastern 
Division.  H.  M.  Morehouse,  Agent.  Springfield  Office,  411  Main  street. 

American  JPapier-Mache  Co,  of  New  York.  Factory  at 

Pecowsic.  Office,  45  Murray  street,  New  York.  Manufacturers  of  Papier-Mache 
Pails,  Buckets,  Wash  Basins,  Office  and  Parlor  Spittoons,  Milk  Pans,  Berth  Cups, 
Ice  Pitcher  Mats,  Sugar  Moulds,  Cuspidores,  &c.,  &c. 

Ames  Daniel  F.,  clerk  E.  J.  Cushman,  boards  35  Wilcox  street 
Ames  David,  house  241  Maple  street 
Ames  Galen,  clerk  B & A R R,  house  243  Central  street 
Ames  John,  house  221  Mill  street 

Ames  Jonathan  A.9  City  Parcel  Express.  Light  Packages,  if  not  far 

from  regular  route,  carried  for  10  cents,  and  other  Freight  at  reasonable  rates.  Or- 
ders may  be  left  at  A.  F.  Niles’,  58  Main  street,  Galpin  & Bliss,  624  Main  street,  W. 
H.  Pinney  & Co’s,  Water  Shops,  and  at  the  Armory  Store.  House  228  Allen  street. 

Ames  Dr.  N.  E.,  dentist,  453  Main  street,  house  35  Wilcox  street 
Ames  Samuel,  wholesale  oyster  dealer,  house  29  Boylston  street 
Amidon  Roger,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  52  Summer  street 
Amidon  William  C.,  emp  USA,  house  609  State  street 
Ammul  Joseph,  carpenter,  boards  Water  street,  new  block 
Amsden  Charles  B.,  clerk  Tinkham  & Co.,  rooms  434  Main  street 
Amsden  Clinton  E.,  emp  Algernon  S.  Ellis,  boards  Brightwood 
Amsden  Horace,  emp  CRR,  boards  37  Boylston  street 

Amsden  J . L.9  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Foreign  and  Domestic 
Fruit,  Choice  Confectionery,  and  Pure  Wines  for  Medicinal  use.  493  Main  street, 
(old  stand  of  William  M.  Collins).  House  320  Union  street. 

Anable  John  F.,  farmer,  house  Mill  street 

Anderson  Alexander,  laborer,  house  Willow  street 

Anderson  Alick,  emp  W.  D.  Phelps,  boards  39  Greenwood  street 


HAIR  RESTORERS  and  DYES  of  all  kinds  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE, 
Corner  Main  and  State  Streets. 


ADVERTISE  in  the  SPRINGFIELD  UNION,  both  Daily  and  Weekly. 


144  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Anderson  Miss  Ellen,  house  37  Spring  street 
Anderson  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  opposite  Jenksville 


F.  W.  ANDERSON  & CO., 

Bankers,  433  Main  Street, 

Receive  Deposits,  allowing  interest  on  daily  balances  ; buy  and  sell  Stocks,  Bonds, 
Gold,  &c.;  draw  Foreign  and  Domestic  Exchange,  sell  European  Passage 
Tickets,  make  collections  at  all  points,  and  do  a general  banking  business. 
Choice  Investments  always  on  hand.  Office  hours,  9 A.  M.  to  4 P.  M. 

F.  W.  Anderson,  house  24  Thompson  street 

G.  A.  Homer,  boards  69  Vernon  street 

Anderson  Hugh,  house  22  Mill  street 

Anderson  James  S.,  carpenter,  house  Woodworth  avenue 

A.71  devsOTl  Dv.  JL  Graduate  of  the  Philadelphia  Dental  College. 
Performs  First-Class  Operations  in  every  department  of  Dentistry.  Office  and  res- 
idence at  the  old  stand,  third  house  west  from  Main  street,  Nos.  62  and  64  Bridge 
street. 

Anderson  John  W.,  builder,  house  corner  Allen  and  Highland  streets 
Andrade  Louis  E.,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  house  121  Howard  street 
Andrews  A.  A.,  (Bay  State  Paper  Co.,)  boards  77  Vernon  street 
Andrews  Ambrose  M.,  emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  house  113  Bond  street 
Andrews  Miss  D.  J.,  private  school,  rooms  and  boards  60  Mulberry  street 
Andrews  Edgar  L.,  emp  Cbas.  Van  Vlack,  house  196  Spring  street 
Andrews  Geo.  C.,  life  ins.  ag’t  cor  Main  and  Worthington,  h 42  Florence  street 
Andrews  James,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  235  Worthington  street 
Andrews  Luther  H.,  painter,  house  248  Quincy  street 
Andrews  Boswell,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  114  Howard  street 
Andrews  William  F.,  student,  rooms  42  Florence  street 
Andrews  William  F.,  emp  C.  S.  Hurlbut,  boards  74  Elm  street 
Angell  Francis  M.,  emp  B & A B R,  house  21  Binggold  street 
Annable  Charles  H.,  emp  Charles  H.  Smith  & Co.,  boards  164  Bridge  street 
Annable  Henry,  clerk  B & A B B,  boards  96  Franklin  street 
Annable  Mrs.  Julia,  house  164  Bridge  street 

Annable  William  H.,  engineer  B & A B B,  house  96  Franklin  street 

Annis  John  F.,  varnish  manufacturer,  house  North  Wilbraham  road 

Anthony  F.  C.,  waiter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Anthony  Henry,  cigar  maker,  boards  68  Bridge  street 

Anthony  Patrick,  emp  J.  H.  Rogers,  house  23  Trask’s  block 

Antoine  Jean,  emp  B & A B B,  boards  75  Congress  street 

Appleton  Julius  H.,  agent  Riverside  Paper  Co.,  Holyoke,  house  311  Maple  street 

Arbridge  William,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Archibald  Adam,  insurance  agent,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Archibald  John,  emp  E.  S.  Warren,  house  Florence  street 


LIQUID  BALM  FOR  CRAMPS  AND  CHOLERA  MORBUS. 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  145 

Arms  William  S.,  cotton  waste,  20  Commercial  row,  house  397  State  street 
Armstrong  John,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 
Armstrong  Joseph,  farmer,  house  East  Longmeadow  and  Sixteen  acres  road 
Arnold  James  M.,  (Haynes  & Co.,)  house  29  Thompson  street 
Arnold  Mrs.  M.  A.,  dress-maker,  rooms  2 Hampden  house  block,  438  Main  st 

Arnold  & Lyon 9 Wholesale  Dealers  in  Provisions,  and  Commission 
Merchants.  Cash  paid  for  Hides,  Calf-skins  and  Pelts.  Lyman  street,  near  Aga- 
wam Bank. 

William  Arnold,  house  41  Worthington  street 
Thomas  D.  Lyon,  house  18  Sargeant  street 

Arnum  Harvey,  emp  John  F.  Annis,  house  Colton  street 

Arrens  Jacob,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  house  53  Park  street 

Arthur  Henry,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  186  Main  street 

Arthur  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  151  Lyman  street 

Arvin  John  W.,  emp  U S A,  house  66  Walnut  street 

Askin  Arthur,  boards  174  Water  street 

Askin  Edward  I.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  boards  174  Water  street 
Askin  John,  boiler  maker,  house  174  Water  street 
Ash  James,  emp  E.  H.  Patch,  house  29  New  street 
Ash  Mrs.  Nancy,  house  Wight  avenue 

Ashcraft  Charles  E.,  (J.  M.  Chandler  & Co.,)  house  53  State  street 

Asher  Albert,  emp  City,  house  589  State  street 

Ashleigh  George,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  boards  298  Main  street 

Ashley  Mrs.  Charles,  house  403  Worthington  street 

Ashley  D.  F.,  printer,  house  21  Spring  street 

Ashley  Frank  E.,  commercial  traveler,  house  102  Quincy  street 

Ashley  George,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  403  Worthington  street 

Ashley  Gilbert  D.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  172  Summer  street 

Ashley  Henry  B.,  machinist,  house  346  Water  street 

Ashley  Joseph  J.,  clerk  Vaughan  & Parker,  boards  305  State  street 

Ashley  Mrs.  Mary,  house  45  State  street 

Ashley  Mrs.  Noah  P.,  house  Carew  street 

Ashley  R.,  house  38  State  street 

Ashley  Stephen  R.,  builder,  house  50  Broad  street 

Ashton  George  A.,  Carpenter  and  House  Builder.  Shop  near  corner 
Dwight  and  Worthington  streets.  House  West  Springfield. 

Ashton  Lafayette,  emp  Hampden  Paint  Co.,  house  Armory  street 
Ashton  William  A.,  laborer,  boards  13  Mechanic  street 
Ash  well  Charles,  emp  Kibbe  Bros.  & Co.,  house  10  Banks’  avenue 
Ashwell  James  E.,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  boards  10  Banks’  avenue 
Aspinwall  H.  A.,  emp  H.  F.  Bailey,  house  112  Gardner  street 
Aspinwall  M.  L.,  emp  Kibbe  Bros.  & Co.,  house  King  street 


PERFUMES,  FANCY  and  TOILET  ARTICLES  of  every  description  at  WEB- 
BER’S DRUG  STORE. 


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146  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Aston  Eugene  N.,  student,  boards  387  Walnut  street 

Attleton  Henry  A.,  emp  S.  A.  Shaw  & Co.,  boards  213  Pine  street 

Attleton  Phillip,  house  213  Pine  street 

Attleton  William,  emp  Street  Railway  Co.,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Atwater  George  M.,  treasurer  Glasgow  Co.,  house  Rockrimmon,  Chicopee  road 

Atwood  Charles  F.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  54  Sargeant  street 

Atwood  C.  W.,  (Atwood  & Noyes,)  house  46  Sargeant  street 

Atwood  E.  H.,  emp  Eldredge  & Lewis,  rooms  86  Main  street 

Atwood  Ephraim,  house  Winthrop  street 

Atwood  James  H.,  boards  10  Auburn  street 

Atwood  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  224  Walnut  street 

Atwood  Lewis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  10  Auburn  street 

AtWOOd  & Noyes 9 Plain  and  Fancy,  Card  and  Job  Printers,  293  Main 
street,  north-east  corner  Worthington.  Address,  Business  and  Calling  Cards,  Cir. 
culars,  Dodgers,  Envelopes,  Hand-Bills,  Note,  Letter  and  Bill-Heads,  Milk-Tickets, 
Posters,  Receipts,  Shipping-Tags,  Show-Cards,  Statements,  Tickets,  Wedding 
Stationery,  &c.,  furnished  at  short  notice. 

C.  W.  Atwood,  house  46  Sargeant  street 
Geo.  H.  Noyes,  boards  78  Spring  street 

AugilV  TV.  JEL • C,9  318  Main  street.  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Foreign  and 
Domestic  Fruits,  Confectionery,  Nuts,  Sardines,  Pickles,  Can  Goods,  &c.  House 
61  Franklin  street. 

Austin  Andrew,  emp  John  B.  Provost,  house  near  foot  Bliss  street 

Austin  Charles,  painter,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Austin  Charles  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  409  Walnut  street 

Austin  C.  Y.  R.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  412  Walnut  street 

Austin  Edmund,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  70  Elm  street 

Austin  James,  emp  W.  II.  Wilkinson,  house  53  Sharon  street 

Austin  L.  B.,  emp  E.  J.  Cushman,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Austin  Peter,  emp  John  B.  Provost,  house  near  foot  Bliss  street 

Austin  Mrs.  R.  II.,  dress-maker,  boards  146  Bridge  street 

Austin  R.  S.,  furniture  repairer,  house  403  Walnut  street 

Austin  Thomas,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  boards  53  Sharon  street 

Austin  Weaver  B.,  emp  D.  Warner,  house  44  Morris  street 

Austin  W7illiam  H.,  emp  Am.  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  boards  412  Walnut  street 

Averill  Mrs.  Mary,  house  22  Boylston  street 

Avery  Frederick,  emp  W.  S.  Thurston,  boards  347  Worthington  street 
Avery  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  443  Main  street,  house  Madison  avenue 
Avery  John,  blacksmith,  house  606  Main  street 

Avery  John  C , emp  Charles  P.  Alden,  rooms  26  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  st 

Avery  L.  D.,  emp  E.  W.  Burr,  rooms  14  Liberty  street 

Avery  Mrs.  Sarah,  house  582  Main  street 

Avery  S.  W.,  (Avery  & Walker,)  house  Madison  avenue 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  147 

Avery  William  R.,  emp  F.  A.  Cook,  rooms  rear  67  Market  street 
Avery  & Walker,  hats,  caps  and  furnishing  goods,  393  Main  street 
S.  W.  Avery,  house  Madison  avenue 
Frank  C.  Walker,  boards  35  Wilcox  street 
Avey  William  A.,  emp  Pierce  & Abbott,  boards  117  Bridge  street 
Avington  Edward,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  rooms  42  Fort  street 
Ayer  Charles  H.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  19  Quincy  street 
Ayotte  John  B.,  emp  W.  II.  Allis,  house  Carew  street 
Ayres  Willis,  mason,  rooms  55  Worthington  street 

Babbitt  Andrew  J.,  carpenter,  house  Wason  street,  Brightwood 

Babbitt  Charles  F.,  emp  Nathan  E.  Babbitt,  boards  Wason  street,  Brightwood 

Babbitt  Nathan  E.,  contractor  and  builder,  house  Wason  street,  Brightwood 

Babcock  Marcus,  ale  dealer,  house  178  Water  street 

Babcock  William  D.,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R B,  house  76  Water  street 

Baber  B.  Franklin,  clerk  J.  W.  Grant,  boards  32  Hampden  street 

Babue  Alphonse,  emp  J.  Cummings,  boards  144  Water  street 

Babue  Brothers,  carpenters 

Frank  Babue,  boards  144  Water  street 
Alphonse  Babue,  boards  144  Water  street 
Babue  Dalphus,  emp  Babue  Brothers,  boards  144  Water  street 
Babue  Francis,  house  Water  street 
Babue  Frank,  (Babue  Brothers,)  boards  144  Water  street 
Babue  Michael,  emp  Babue  Brothers,  boards  144  Water  street 
Bachover  Ferdinand,  emp  T.  Kellogg,  house  58  Hancock  street 
Bacon  Mrs.  F.  B.,  house  55  Elliott  street 
Bacon  John  W.,  emp  C R R,  house  87  Congress  street 
Bacon  Mrs.  Mary,  house  32  East  William  street 
Bacon  Porter  W.,  boards  30  Broad  street 

Bacon  William  S.,  clerk  Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  boards  55  Elliott  street 

Bacon  William  W.,  house  30  Broad  street 

Baer  Frederick,  boards  28  State  street 

Bagg  Miss  Ann  N.,  dress-maker,  boards  28  Cypress  street 

Bagg  E.  P.,  clerk  Third  National  Bank,  boards  50  Howard  street 

Bagg  Frank,  house  30  Bliss  street 

Bagg  & Batchelder 9 Importers  and  Dealers  in  Dutch  Bulbous  Roots, 
Flowering  Shrubs,  and  Greenhouse  Plants,  Garden,  Field  and  Flower  Seeds,  Agri- 
cultural and  Horticultural  Implements,  Fertilizers,  etc.,  423  Main  street.  See  ad- 
vertisement, p.  94. 

R.  M.  Bagg,  house  West  Springfield 
Edward  S.  Batchelder,  house  Webster  avenue 

Bagley  Dennis,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  rooms  34  New  street 
Bagley  Patrick,  expressman,  house  69  Washington  street 
Bagley  William,  teamster,  boards  247  Worthington  street 


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DRUG  STORE. 


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148  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Balll  Robert,  No.  2 Bliss  street,  corner  of  Main.  Manufacturer  of  all 
kinds  of  Cabinet  Furniture,  also  all  kinds  French  Cabinet  work  made  and  re- 
paired promptly.  Having  had  several  years’  experience  in  Berlin,  Paris  and  Lon- 
don, also  with  Pothier  & Stymus,  New  York,  and  lately  with  Fisher,  Buckhause 
& Knappe  of  this  city,  we  feel  confidence  in  our  ability  to  please  our  patrons.  Rooms 
36  Harrison  avenue. 

Bailey  C.  Frank,  expressman,  boards  20  Wight  avenue 

Bailey  C.  H.,  emp  Simpson  Clark,  boards  13  Wilcox  street 

Bailey  Charles  E.,  foreman  U S Water  Shops,  house  131  Walnut  street 

Bailey  Charles  P.  book-keeper  D.  Warner,  house  18  Cypress  street 

Bailey  Chester  L.,  blacksmith,  cor  Dwight  st  and  Harrison  ave,  h 127  N Main  sfc 

Bailey  Christopher  S.,  blacksmith,  house  258  Hancock  street 

Bailey  Mrs.  Elvira,  house  20  Wight  avenue 

Bailey  Fred  M.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  539  Main  street 

Bailey  F.  S.,  cashier  Agawam  National  Bank,  house  117  Spring  street 

Bailey  George  G.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  44  Dwight  street 

Bailey  Henry,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  Long  hill 

Bailey  H.  F.,  wagon  maker,  35  E Court  st,  house  41  E Court  st — see  adv.  p.  97 

Bailey  H.  G.,  clerk  L.  F.  Jenks,  house  20  Holyoke  street 

Bailey  John  Q.,  carpenter,  rooms  539  Main  street 

Bailey  Peter  S.,  treasurer  Hampden  Savings  Bank,  house  73  Greenwood  street 
Bailey  Richard  H.,  emp  USA,  house  James  street 

S.  IE. 

DEALER  IN 

Fine  Watches,  Rich  Jewelry  and  Diamonds. 

Particular  attention  given  to  Repairing  Fine  Watches. 

SOLE  AG-ENT  IFOIR,  THE  GUYE  WATCH. 

466  Main  Street,  Next  Door  to  Chicopee  National  Bank. 

House  33  Mattoon  Street. 


BAILEY’S  G-ZR/CYVIE, 

. DICKINSON  STREET,  NEAR  THE  WATER  SHOPS, 

Is  fitted  up  with  every  accommodation  for 

Picnic,  Excursion  or  Clam  Bake  Parties, 

And  will  be  let  upon  the  most  favorable  terms  by  applying  to 
W.  L.  BAILEY,  Proprietor. 

Office  and  House,  11  Dickinson  street,  corner  of  Orange. 

W.  1L.  BAILEY, 

Contractor,  House  Builder, 

CARPENTER  ANI>  JOBBER . 

Estimates,  Plans  and  Specifications  Furnished  at  Short  Notice. 

Office  and  house,  11  Dickinson  street,  corner  of  Orange  street. 


WEBBER’S  CONCENTRATED  EXTRACT  OF  JAMAICA  GINGER. 


At  301  Main  Street,  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  149 

Baker  Miss  A.  C.,  boards  419  Walnut  street 

Baker  C.  A.,  dealer  in  kindling  wood,  house  271  Water  street 

Baker  Charles,  truckman,  house  220  Water  street 

Baker  Mrs.  Charles,  house  Pease  hill 

Baker  Daniel,  house  East  Longmeadow  and  Sixteen  acres  road 

Baker  Daniel,  Jr.,  laborer,  house  Plumtree  road 

Baker  Edmund,  teamster,  house  149  Highland  street 

Baker  Edward  K.,  emp  H.  K.  Baker,  rooms  22  Yernon  street 

Baker  E.  W.,  emp  Cutler  & Conkey,  boards  123  Howard  street 

Baker  George,  emp  D.  H.  Towne,  house  Cross  street 

Baker  George  A.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  9 Worthington  street 

JBahev  Henvy  JSl.9  13  Lyman  street,  Wholesale  Dealer  in  Carriage  and 
Saddlery  Hardware  and  Leathers.  House  97  Spring  street. 

Baker  J.  F.,  jeweller,  421  Main  street,  house  80  Bliss  street 

Baker  J.  M.,  emp  Zeigler,  McCurdy  & Co.,  boards  20  Sargeant  street 

Baker  John,  farmer,  house  53  Winthrop  street 

Baker  Mrs.  John,  boards  419  Walnut  street 

Baker  John  A.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  37  Vine  street 

Baker  Joseph  L.,  emp  USA,  house  State  street 

Baker  Lester,  emp  W.  E.  Hill,  house  28  Pynchon  street 

Baker  Michael,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  South  Main  street 

Baker  Mortimer,  emp  S.  Packard  & Co.,  boards  53  Winthrop  street 

Baker  Sarah  E.,  school-teacher,  boards  322  Worthington  street 

Baker  Seth,  fruit  and  confectionery  P.  0.  rotunda,  house  26  Webster  avenue 

Baker  T.  K.,  mason,  house  167  Spring  street 

Baker  William,  emp  J.  E.  Taylor,  boards  516  Liberty  street 

Baker  Mrs.  William,  house  East  Longmeadow  and  Sixteen  acres  road 

Baker  William  K.,  vice-president  Chapin  Bank,  house  112  Spring  street 

Balch  Byron  B.,  clerk  Chas.  P.  Alden,  rooms  270  Main  street 

Baldwin  Daniel  P.,  boards  73  York  street 

Baldwin  D.  M.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  bds  Kevere  House,  191  Main  st 

Baldwin  Edward  N.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  73  York  street 

Baldwin  James  A.,  house  254  Central  street 

Baldwin  Simon,  emp  City,  house  131  Hancock  street 

Baldwin  T.  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  97  High  street 

Baldwin  William  T.,  emp  J.  C.  Bridgman,  house  216  High  street 

j Ball  A.»  Jj,9  No.  7 Sanford  street.  Fashionable  Boot  and  Shoe  Maker. 
Manufactures  Gent’s  and  Ladies’  Boots  and  Shoes  to  order  in  the  best  style  and  at 
reasonable  prices.  Mr.  Wm.  Dew  has  charge  of  the  men’s  department  and  would 
be  glad  to  see  all  his  old  friends  and  customers.  Boards  16  Yernon  street. 

Ball  Alonzo  F.,  clerk  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  Bond  street 

Ball  Edwin  P.,  draughtsman  and  engineer,  292  Main  street,  house  Chicopee 

Ball  Newton,  engineer  C B R,  house  104  Franklin  street 


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BLANK  BOOKS  and  PHOTOGRAPH  ALBUMS,  on  hand  and  Manufactured 


150  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Ball  William,  house  174  Walnut  street 
Ball  Mrs.  William,  house  184  Union  street 

Ballard  Frederick  L.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  801  Main  street 
Ballard  Theodore  F.,  (Butler  & Ballard,)  house  460  Chestnut  street 
Ballou  Alonzo,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  61  Yernon  street 
Ballou  Charles  E.,  emp  A.  Blodgett  & Brother,  boards  119  Bridge  street 
Ballou  George  A.,  boards  13  Morris  street 
Ballou  Hosea  E.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  13  Morris  street 
Ballou  Mrs.  Julia  A.,  house  13  Morris  street 
Bamforth  Benjamin,  house  Green  street 

Bang  Narcisse,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  boarding-house  block  3,  I O 
Bangs  Adin  W.,  (A.  W.  & E.  S.  Bangs,)  house  45  Greenwood  street 
Bangs  Mrs.  Allen,  house  corner  Mulberry  and  Maple  streets 
Bangs  A.  W.  & E.  S.,  grocers,  534  Main  street 
A.  W.  Bangs,  house  45  Greenwood  street 
Eli  S.  Bangs,  house  45  Greenwood  street 

BanffS  tTohflf  Manufacturer  of  “ Massasoit,”  “Holyoke,”  and  “Hamp- 
den Mills  ” Flour ; also  Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in  Plaster,  Meal,  Feed,  Grain,  &c. 
Mill  on  Mill  street ; store  539  Main  street,  opposite  Union  House.  House  30  High 
street. 

Bangs  Samuel  A.,  clerk  John  Bangs,  boards  30  High  street 

Bank  Charles,  clerk  C.  J.  Eaton,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Banker  John,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 

Banks  *7#  If • & Son,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Coal  Dealers.  Anthracite 
Bituminous,  Lehigh  and  Schuylkill  Coal,  very  superior  quality.  City  Office,  No.  482 
Main  street,  Yard  and  Office,  113  William  street. 

J.  H.  Banks,  house  588  Main  street 
Henry  H.  Banks,  boards  588  Main  street 
Charles  C.  Morrill,  boards  588  Main  street 

Bannister  Joseph,  machinist,  house  79  Gardner  street 
Bannister  Samuel,  house  Central  street 

Bannon  Josephine  M.,  school-teacher,  boards  110  Hickory  street 
Bannon  Nettie,  school-teacber,  boards  110  Hickory  street 
Bannon  Oliver  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  110  Hickory  street 
Bannon  Robert  E.,  letter  carrier,  house  Stockbridge  street 
Baptist  Eli  S.,  emp  King,  Norton  & Ladd,  house  56  Loring  street 
Barbeau  Romuel,  emp  B & A R R,  house  3 Page’s  block,  Water  street 
Barber  Charles,  emp  Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  boards  16  Yernon  street 
Barber  David,  janitor  Union  street  schools,  house  53  Walnut  street 
Barber  Edgar,  emp  H.  S.  Bushnell,  boards  161  Fulton  street 
Barber  H.  C,,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  49  Yine  street 
Barber  Joel  D.,  tailor,  469  State  street,  house  617  State  street 
Barber  John  D„  emp  George  W.  Tapley,  house  258  Mill  street 
Barber  M.  E.,  clerk  B & A R R,  boards  104  Spring  street  , 


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by  CJLARK  W.  BRYAN  & 00.,  301  Main  and  77  & 79  Worthington  Streets. 


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Barber  Noah,  emp  City,  house  14  Walnut  street 

Barber  Philetus,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Main  street,  I 0 

Barber  Philip  I.,  boards  617  State  street 

Barber  Samuel  A.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  53  Walnut  street 

Barber  William  H.,  clerk  and  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street 

Barbour  F.  A.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  23  Elm  street 

Barchome  Joseph,  emp  W.  IT.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Barden  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  95  Gardner  street 

Bardwell  Dwight  F.,  emp  USA,  house  29  Terrence  street 

Bard  well  Frank,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  25  Terrence  street 

Bardwell  W.  E.,  cigar  maker,  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street 

Bardwell  W.  H.,  commercial  traveler,  house  25  Terrence  street 

Bareille  Felix,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  boards  315  Chestnut  street 

Barker  Clement  A.,  emp  E.  Trask,  house  Trask’s  avenue 

Barker  Delbert  L.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  256  Hampden  street 

Barker  E.  L.,  emp  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Barker  John  F.,  treasurer  Gilbert  & Barker  Mfg  Co.s  house  267  Chestnut  street 

Barker  John  V.,  mason,  house  Ashley  street 

Barker  Mrs.  S.  A.,  house  9 Wight  avenue 

Barker  Sherrod,  emp  Leonard  Clark,  rooms  256  Main  street 

Barker  Thaddeus  A.,  manager  Haynes’  Hotel,  rooms  43  Pynchon  street 

Barker  Mrs.  Tryphena,  house  Trask’s  avenue 

Barker  Wesley  E.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  78  Tyler  street 
Barker  Willard  B.,  clerk  Robinson  Brothers,  boards  155  Spring  street 
Barker  William,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  rooms  33  King  street 
Barlow  Charles  B.,  emp  W.  L.  Wilcox  & Co.,  house  10  Dale  street 
Barnard  Mark,  emp  T.  H.  Allen  & Brother,  house  44  Ringgold  street 
Barnard  James  M.,  emp  Henry  R.  Wells,  boards  South  Wilbraham  road 
Barne  Peter,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Barnes  Albert  E.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  34  Cypress  avenue 
Barnes  C.  0.,  (Chas.  H.  Smith  & Co.,)  boards  190  Chestnut  street 
Barnes  Frederick  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  33  Sharon  street 
Barnes  George  A.,  depot  baggage  master  B & A R R,  house  41  Bradford  street 
Barnes  Mrs.  James,  house  69  Maple  street 

Barnes  Merrick,  proprietor  Indian  Orchard  Hotel,  Main  street,  I 0 
Barnes  Mrs.  Orpha,  house  91  Court  street 

Barnes  Robert,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Barnes  Warren  0.,  clerk  C.  T.  Hudson,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Barnes  W.  H.,  emp  C R R,  boards  190  Chestnut  street 

Barney  Charles  E.,  commercial  traveler,  house  28  Margaret  street 

Barney  E.  H.,  skate  and  stamp  manfr,  73  Broad  street,  house  69  Broad  street 

Barney  George  C.,  grocer,  515  Main  street,  house  90  Willow  street 

Barney  George  M.,  shoemaker,  house  41  Fremont  street 


A very  large  assortment  of  SPONGES  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  corner 
Main  and  State  Streets. 


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152  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Barney  Joseph,  emp  Albert  Hancox,  house  49  Wilcox  street 
Barnwell  Frank,  emp  American  Papier-Mache  Co.,  boards  Long  hill 

JBaw  Edwifl  Ornamental  Confectioner,  384  and  471  Main  street. 
Ladies’  and  Gentlemen’s  Dining  and  Ice  Cream  Rooms.  Foreign  and  Domestic 
Fruits  in  their  season.  Wedding  and  other  parties  supplied  with  every  requisite. 
Rooms  over  384  Main  street. 

Barr  Edwin  E.,  clerk  Edwin  C.  Barr,  rooms  75  Pynchon  street 
Barrett  Baxter,  (J.  H.  Barrett  & Brother,)  boards  10  Stearns’  park 
Barrett  Daniel,  emp  Adams  Express  Co.,  house  55  East  William  street 
Barrett  Edward  C.,  clerk  Hixon  & Biriiie,  boards  83  Florence  street 
Barrett  Erastus  A.,  emp  Whitney  & Adams,  boards  83  Florence  street 
Barrett  Mrs.  F.  E.,  dress-maker,  house  589  State  street 
Barrett  Mrs.  G.  L.,  music  teacher,  house  110  Worthington  street 
Barrett  James,  emp  B & A R B,  house  135  Franklin  street 

1 Savvett  J#  H.  & JBvotliev9  Worthington  street.  Grocers  and  Deal- 
ers in  all  kinds  of  Staple  and  Fancy  Groceries.  Everything  in  our  line  sold  as  low 
as  the  lowest,  quality  considered.  Goods  delivered  free  to  any  part  of  the  city. 

J.  H.  Barrett,  boards  10  Stearns’  park 
B.  B.  Barrett,  boards  10  Stearns’  park 

Barrett  John,  emp  Holyoke  Paper  Co.,  Holyoke,  house  Gardner  street 
Barrett  John,  Jr.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Gardner  street 
Barrett  Joseph,  boards  block  20,  Indian  Orchard 
Barrett  Mrs.  L.  W.,  nurse,  house  37  Pine  street 
Barrett  Michael,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  24  Ferry  street 
Barrett  Nelson,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I O 
Barrett  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Liberty  street 
Barrett  R.  C.,  house  83  Florence  street 

Barrett  Sidney,  emp  Porter  & Wilson,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Barrington  David,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Barron  Frank,  emp  E.  Siskron,  house  56  Park  street 

Barrows  Mrs.  Belle,  dress-maker,  rooms  176  Union  street 

Barrows  Charles,  principal  Oak  street  school,  house  74  Walnut  street 

Barrows  George  S.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  29  Alert  street 

Barry  E.  C.,  clerk  D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,  boards  422  Main  street 

Barry  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  Essex  street 

Barry  Frank,  emp  B & A R R,  house  36  Ferry  street 

Barry  Garrett,  house  45  Ferry  street 

Barry  Garrett,  Jr.,  boards  45  Ferry  street 

Barry  James  J.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  30  Congress  street 
Barry  John  M.,  laborer,  house  132  Hancock  street 

Barry  Michael,  emp  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  boards  Carlton  House,  13  Hampden  st 
Barry  Michael,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  66  Franklin  street 
Barry  Owen,  emp  John  Olmstead,  house  126  William  street 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  153 

Barry  Patrick,  laborer,  house  132  Hancock  street 

Barry  Mrs.  Richard,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Barstow  G.  E.,  druggist,  house  and  shop  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Barstow  Noyes,  M.  D.,  office  Main  street,  house  Hampden  st,  Indian  Orchard 

Barth  Emil,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  near  foot  Blis^  street 

Barth  Frederick,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  69  Pendleton  avenue 

Barthelmes  Earnest  L.,  emp  USA,  house  168  Hancock  street 

Bartholomeiv  S.  dentist,  office  and  rooms,  397  Main  street,  over 
D.  H.  Brigham  & Co’s,  nearly  opposite  the  Post-office. 

Bartlett  Albert,  emp  S A & N R R,  boards  Corporation  block,  Indian  Orchard 

Bartlett  A.  J.,  emp  E.  W.  Ryan,  house  542  Main  street 

Bartlett  A.  P.,  carpenter,  boards  84  Sargeant  street 

Bartlett  Asher,  emp  USA,  house  363  Walnut  street 

Bartlett  Charles  M.,  emp  American  Papier-Mache  Co.,  boards  Long  hill 

Bartlett  Daniel  J.,  city  almoner,  house  Massasoit  street 

Bartlett  Mrs.  Emily  E.,  house  35  Emery  street 

Bartlett  Francis  D.,  baggage  master  B & A R R,  house  73  Market  street 

Bartlett  Francis  W.,  boot-maker,  98  State  street,  house  74  Court  street 

Bartlett  Frank  K.,  emp  E.  W.  Shattuck,  house  77  Holyoke  street 

Bartlett  Horace,  mason,  house  135  Summer  street 

Bartlett  John  F.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  34  Byers  street 

Bartlett  John  W.,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  house  263  North  Main  street 

Bartlett  Josephine  M.,  school-teacher,  boards  20  Cypress  avenue 

Bartlett  L.  W.,  book-keeper  Eldredge  & Lewis,  house  Massasoit  street 

Bartlett  Mary  J.,  school-teacher,  boards  20  Cypress  avenue 

Bartlett  Mrs.  Minerva  M.,  house  20  Cypress  avenue 

Bartlett  Oliver,  carpenter,  house  135  Summer  street 

Bartlett  R.  H.,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Bartlett  Thomas  T.,  house  773  Main  street 

Bartlett  W.  Russell,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  145  N Main  street 

Barton  Amos,  emp  W.  P.  Marsh  & Co.,  house  99  Bliss  street 

Barton  Amos,  Jr.,  carriage  painter,  boards  99  Bliss  street 

Barton  Benjamin  F.,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  133  Carew  street 

Barton  Elbridge,  school-house  agent,  house  Long  hill 

Barton  E.  P.,  clerk  Lawton  & Butterfield,  boards  51  Court  street 

Barton  George  F.,  (Nonpareil  Paper  Collar  Co.,)  house  42  Pearl  street 

Barton  Henry,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co,,  house  39  Morgan  street 

Barton  James,  carpenter,  boards  123  Bridge  street 

Barton  John  H.,  emp  A.  D.  Briggs  & Co.,  house  53  Ashley  street 

Barton  William,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  70  Park  street 

Bascom  Miss  A.  R.,  dress  and  cloak-maker,  house  114  State  street 

Bassinett  Henry,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I 0 

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154  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Basterdes  F.,  emp  Ames  Manufacturing  Co.,  Chicopee,  house  75  Sargeant  street 
Batchelder  Edward  S.,  (Bagg  & Batchelder,)  house  7 Webster  avenue 
Batchelder  John  F.,  teamster,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Batchelder  & Dorman,  grocers  and  meat  market,  110  Walnut  street 
Perkins  Batchelder,  house  110  Walnut  street 
H.  E.  Dorman,  house  99  Walnut  street 
Batchellor  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  house  19  Elm  street 
Bateman  E.  J.,  emp  J.  Bangs,  house  229  Central  street 
Bateman  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  91  Hancock  street 
Bateman  Michael,  emp  Lynch  & Stanton,  house  59  Park  street 
Bates  C.  F.,  clerk  Masters  & Preston,  rooms  447  Main  street 
Bates  Charles  W.,  emp  USA,  house  Chicopee  Falls  road 
Bates  Comfort  0.,  emp  City,  boards  347  Worthington  street 
Bates  Dennis,  house  14  Walnut  street 
Bates  E.  W.,  market  337  Water  street,  house  Gardner  street 
Bates  Mrs.  Francis,  house  26  Fort  street 

Bates  Francis  G.,  manufacturer  machinery,  house  64  Pynchon  street 
Bates  George  S.,  carpenter,  house  22  Franklin  street 

Bates  George  W.,  clerk  Mass.  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.,  boards  235  Central  street 

Bates  James,  emp  USA,  house  35  Hickory  street 

Bates  Mrs.  Jerusha,  house  16  Mechanic  street 

Bates  Lewis,  house  387  Walnut  street 

Bates  Miss  Lizzie,  boards  16  Mechanic  street 

Bates  Miss  Lydia  M.,  house  43  Howard  street 

Bates  Norton  F.,  emp  USA,  house  389  Plancock  street. 

Bates  B.  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  67  Seventh  street 

Bates  Walter,  emp  USA,  house  445  Hancock  street 

Bates  Mrs.  Walter,  Sr.,  boards  35  Hickory  street 

Bates  William  L.,  emp  USA,  house  235  Central  street 

Battersby  Oscar  I.,  emp  Newell  Bros.  Mfg.  Co.,  boards  103  Howard  street 

Battersby  W.  H.,  (Newell  & Battersby,)  house  103  Howard  street 

Baxter  G.  B.,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Bayley  S,,  Harrison  avenue,  a few  doors  from  Main  street.  Dealer  in 
Carriages,  Harnesses,  Blankets,  Robes,  &c.,  &c,  Always  in  stock  a good  assortment 
of  Carryalls,  Park  Phaetons,  Pony  Phaetons  with  or  without  tops,  Open  Baskets, 
Top  and  Open  Buggies,  Business  Wagons,  etc.,  etc.,  and  all  goods  usually  found  in  a 
first-class  Carriage  Repository.  Boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street. 

Bay  State  Baper  Co,,  Warehouse  259  & 261  Main  street.  Bay 
State  Mills ; Silver  Spring  Mills;  Plymouth  Rock  Mills ; Harvard  Mills. 

S.  D.  Hollister,  house  41  Vernon  street 
A.  A.  Andrews,  house  77  Vernon  street 

Beach  Albert,  emp  B & A B B,  boards  172  Liberty  street 

Beach  A.  Y.,  freight  agent  N Y,  N H & H R B,  house  90  Water  street 

Beach  Charles  A.,  house  87  Florence  street 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  155 

Beach  E.  H.,  boards  300  State  street 

Beach  E.  L.,  boards  Cooley’s  Hotel,  411  Main  street 

Beach  H.  A.,  clerk  Massasoit  Paper  Mfg.  Co.,  boards  300  State  street 

Beach  J.  C.,  M.  D.,  office  and  house  300  State  street 

Beach  Moses  A.,  painter,  house  870  Main  street  [31  Clinton  st — see  adv.,  p.  xv. 

Beach  Theodore  D.,  auctioneer  and  real  estate  dealer,  office  5 Elm  street,  house 

Beach  Thomas,  boards  870  Main  street 

Beahn  Mrs.  Mary,  house  8 Ferry  street 

Beahn  Thomas,  truckman,  boards  19  Essex  street 

Beals  Mrs.  E.,  dress-maker,  house  86  Central  street 

Beals  Edward,  mail  agent  CEK,  boards  44  William  street 

Beals  George  W.,  paper-hanger,  house  43  Loring  street 

Beals  Robert  P.,  emp  USA,  house  105  High  street 

Bean  Mrs.  Miranda,  tailoress,  house  118  Margaret  street 

Bear  Gottlieb,  emp  Herman  Huck,  house  28  State  street 

Beardsley  Horace,  emp  William  L.  Converse,  boards  Sixteen  acres 

Beardsley  Theodore,  emp  Chauncey  Shepherd,  house  Bancroft  street 

Beardsley  Theodore  H.,  (Nonpareil  Paper  Collar  Co.,)  house  625  Main  street 

Bearse  George  H.,  carpenter,  house  68  Broad  street 

Bearse  Leon  H.,  carpenter,  house  68  Broad  street 

Bearse  Oliver  L.,  boards  68  Broad  street 

Beattie  Robert,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  47  Essex  street 
Beauchamp  Joseph,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Beauregard  Feliberre,  emp  D.  J.  Curtis,  boards  1 Worthington  street 
Beaven  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  92  Linden  street 
Bebb  John,  cleansing  and  repairing  clothing,  house  Willow  street 
Bebee  Mrs.  Eliza  J.,  house  1 Willow  avenue 
Bebler  John  A.,  carpenter,  boards  251  Central  street 
Bebler  John  S.,  gardener,  house  251  Central  street 
Bebler  Julius  B.,  clerk  J.  Hooker,  boards  251  Central  street 
Beckwith  F.  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  98  Bay  street 
Beckwith  F.  E.,  Jr.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  48  Bay  street 
Bedford  Frederick,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  155  Lyman  street 
Bedor  Theodore,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  3 Page’s  block,  Water  street 
Bedor  Isail,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Bedote  Joseph,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  boards  155  Lyman  street 
Beebe  Charles  C.,  emp  Eldredge  & Lewis,  boards  303  Chestnut  street 
Beebe  Mrs.  Francis,  house  37  Auburn  street 
Beebe  Frank,  (Webber  & Beebe)  Holyoke,  house  18  School  street 
Beebe  J.  & Son,  paper  and  woolen  manufacturers,  Holyoke  and  Monson 
J.  Beebe,  house  170  Main  street 
Henry  J.  Beebe,  boards  170  Main  street 
Beebe  Nathan  S.,  (Beebe  & Maginnis,)  house  24  Florida  street 
Beebe  R.,  piano-fortes  and  tuning,  475  Main  street,  house  West  Springfield 

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156  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Beebe  Theodore  C.,  wool- waste  and  flour  dealer,  49  Water  st,  boards  397  Main  st 

JBeebe  & 3Tagi/Hnis , 443  State  street,  opposite  U.  S.  Armory.  Manu- 
facturers of  Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Window  Caps,  etc.  Agents  for  Hampden 
County  for  Gold’s  New  Sanitary  Heater.  Also  Dealers  in  Stoves,  Furnaces  and  Tin 
Ware. 

N.  S.  Beebe,  house  24  Florida  street 
Henry  Maginnis,  boards  453  State  street 

Beggs  James  G.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  52  William  street 

Beggs  Miss  Lizzie  A.,  school-teacher,  boards  52  William  street 

Begley  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  50  Ferry  street 

Begley  John,  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  54  Ferry  street 

Behan  Andrew,  teamster,  house  9 Winter  street 

Behan  Frank,  moulder,  boards  10  Stearns’  park 

Beirnes  Samuel,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  5G  Park  street 

Beiser  Joseph,  emp  J.  C.  Lutz  & Co.,  house  69  Pendleton  avenue 

Bejeau  Frank,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Berkshire  street,  I 0 

Belche  Alex,  mason,  house  Wilcox  street 

Belcher  Mrs.  Betsey,  house  279  Walnut  street 

Belcher  George  D.,  machinist,  house  473  Hancock  street 

Belcher  William,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Corporation  block,  I 0 

Belcourt  F.  N.,  ins.  agt.,  1 Gilmore’s  block  420  Main  st,  house  84  Linden  street 

Belden  Frank  R.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  271  Walnut  street 

Belden  George,  mason,  house  68  James  street 

Belden  Homer  L.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  103  Water  street 
Belding  Edward  E.,  station  agent  Chicopee,  house  30  Cypress  avenue 
Belding  Elijah,  emp  Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  house  18  Sargeant  street 
Belknap  Moses  H.,  ice  dealer,  Bridgeport,  Conn.,  house  22  Margaret  street 
Bell  James,  boot-maker,  Maple  street  corner  State,  house  28  Dwight  street 
Bell  Jerome  W.,  tin  peddler,  house  Alden  street 
Bell  Warren  A.,  emp  Rogers  & White,  house  Oak  street 
Bell  William  H.,  emp  James  Bell,  boards  28  Dwight  street 
Bellamy  Edward,  assistant  editor  Daily  Union,  boards  Chicopee  Falls 
Belland  Henry,  mason,  house  208  Hancock  street 

Belleville  Horace,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  98  Wilcox  street 

Beloit  Peter,  emp  USA,  house  72  Armory  street 

Belter  James,  painter,  boards  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Bemis  Mrs.  Adeline,  house  136  Dwight  street 

Bemis  Arthur  I.,  (Bemis,  Phillips  & Co.,)  house  Agawam 

Bemis  Austin,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Bemis  Daniel  W.,  house  76  Water  street 

Bemis  Frank,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  rooms  31  Margaret  street 
Bemis  Henry  S.,  clerk  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  boards  209  Chestnut  street 
Bemis  James  O.,  emp  L.  Clark,  house  27  Spring  street 


A FULL.  LINE  of  Hard  and  Soft  RUBBER  GOODS  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG 
STORE,  Corner  Main  and  State  Streets. 


At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


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JBemis  JTvs,  M,  L.9  Special  Agent  for  Dr.  Banning’s  Trusses,  Sup- 
porters and  Spinal  Braces,  is  now  permanently  located  at  her  rooms,  Nos.  14,  15, 
and  16  Barnes’  block,  Main  street,  opposite  the  Baptist  Church.  Office  hours  from 
9 a,  m.  to  8 p.  m.  Out  of  town  orders  strictly  attended  to.  Invalids  visited  at  their 
homes  when  desired.  Post-office  address,  Box  76,  Springfield,  Mass. 


WHAT  THE  PUBLIC  HAS  LONG  NEEDED. 

First  Class  Nurses  and  Housekeepers. 

Having  decided  to  make  this  a branch  of  my  business,  I would  respectfully  inform 
the  citizens  of  Springfield  and  the  public,  that  I will  be  prepared  to  supply  them  with 
the  very  best  of  Nurses,  and  also  Housekeepers,  who  can  furnish  first-class  references. 
Having  secured  the  services  of  a lady  to  attend  to  this  branch  of  my  business,  those 
wishing  for  Nurses  and  Housekeepers  can  be  supplied  on  short  notice,  by  calling  at  the 
Office  of  MRS.  M.  E.  BEMIS,  No.  15  Barnes’  Block,  Main  street,  opposite  the 
First  Baptist  Church.  All  orders  addressed  to  Post-office  Box  76,  Springfield,  Mass., 
will  receive  prompt  attention. 

JBemis9  Phillips  & Co,9  16  Taylor  street.  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in  all  kinds  of  Anthracite  and  Bituminous  Coals.  See  advertisement, 
page  15. 

Arthur  I.  Bemis,  house  Agawam 
Thomas  O.  Bemis,  197  Chestnut  street 
S.  R.  Phillips,  209  Chestnut  street 

Bemis  S.  Augustus,  boards  209  Chestnut  street 
Bemis  Stephen  C.,  house  209  Chestnut  street 
Bemis  Sumner  A.,  house  98  Main  street 

Bemis  T.  0.,  (Bemis,  Phillips  & Co.,)  house  197  Chestnut  street 
Bemis  William  C.,  (Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,)  house  309  Central  street 
Bemis  William  M.,  (Chandler  & Bemis,)  house  Pynchon  House,  243  Main  st 

JBemis  & Cdll  Tool  Co,9  Office  Bemis’  block,  10  Taylor  street,  Man- 
ufacturers of  highly  finished  goods,  comprising  Dividers,  Compasses,  Callipers, 
Wrenches,  Steelyards,  and  a large  variety  of  other  tools. 

Amos  Call,  president,  house  832  Main  street 

William  C.  Bemis,  secretary  and  treasurer,  house  309  Central  street 
Bencker  Albert,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  house  Bond  place 
Bender  Jacob,  boarding-house,  19  State  street 

Benjamin  M.  P.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  86  Oak  street 
Benjamin  N.  J.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  109  Worthington  street 
Bennett  A.  G.,  emp  USA,  house  46  Pendleton  avenue 
Bennett  Albert  E.,  boards  397  Main  street 

Bennett  Charles  H.,  (John  Kimberly  & Co.,)  boards  516  Central  street 
Bennett  David,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Bennett  Miss  Ellen,  dress-maker,  house  139  Lyman  street 
Bennett  Fanny,  house  corner  Quincy  and  Hancock  streets 
Bennett  Frank  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  161  Bridge  street 
Bennett  George  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  161  Bridge  street 

W£B££B’S  GINGER,  with  Sweetened  Water,  makes  a very  nice  SUMMER 

DRINK. 


MERCANTILE  PRINTING  OF  ALL  KINDS. 


158  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Bennett  Mrs.  Grace,  house  114  Water  street 

Bennett  Heman,  emp  I.  P.  Dickinson,  boards  Long  hill 

Bennett  Henry  T.,  emp  Am.  Express  Co.,  rooms  70  Gilmore’s  blk,  428  Main  st 

Bennett  John,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  house  80  Ferry  street 

Bennett  John  A.,  emp  Am.  Express  Co.,  rooms  70  Gilmore’s  blk,  428  Main  st 

Bennett  Joseph,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  73  Pendleton  avenue 

Bennett  Joseph  H.,  farmer,  house  Morgan  road 

Bennett  J.  P.,  emp  David  Warner,  bds  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  st 

Bennett  Samuel  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  184  Water  street 

Bennett  Warren  F.,  emp  Springfield  Ice  Co.,  house  60  Margaret  street 

Bennett  Wellington  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  279  Water  street 

Bennett  William,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Bennett  William  B.,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  Oak  street 

Benoit  Francis,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Main  street,  I O 

Benoit  Frank,  tin  peddler,  house  Cross  street 

Benson  Curtis,  emp  Springfield  Ice  Co.,  boards  95  Gardner  street 

Benson  Henry,  emp  Beebe  & Maginnis,  house  Cross  street 

Benson  Miss  M.  A.,  dress-maker,  rooms  397  Main  street 

Benstead  Charles,  emp  N.  Y.  Watch  Co.,  rms  cor  Orleans  st  and  Pendleton  ave 

Bent  Ebenezer,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  10  Stearns’  park 

Bent  E.  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  61  Fort  street 

Bent  William,  clerk,  boards  10  Stearns’  park 

Benton  Col.  James  G.,  commanding  officer  USA,  house  Armory  square 

Benton  Mrs.  Joel,  house  15  Oak  street 

Benton  Justin  B.,  railroad  contractor,  Jiouse  44  Bay  street 

Benton  Thomas  H.,  canvasser,  boards  44  Bay  street 

Benton  Warren  L.,  emp  C.  C.  Merritt,  boards  399  Union  street 

Benton  William,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  corner  Howard  and  Main  streets 

Bereau  Louis,  emp  A.  S.  D welly  & Co.,  house  Cross  street 

Bernard  Daniel,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Bernard  Louis,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Bernerd  Carlos,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  Essex  street 

Berrett  Samuel  E.,  emp  H.  C.  Martin,  boards  429  State  street 

Berry  Christopher,  clerk  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  boards  Winthrop  street 

Berry  John,  National  Needle  Co.,  house  Long  hill 

Berry  John,  house  67  Ashley  street 

Berry  Joseph,  boards  Winthrop  street 

Berthiaume  Pierre,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Bertram  Ephraim,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Bertrand  Adolph,  carpenter,  house  10  Arlington  avenue 

Bertrand  Louis,  carpenter,  house  rear  44  Sharon  street 

Beshaw  Nelson,  laborer,  house  69  Hancock  street 

Beston  Patrick,  emp  R.  Harrington,  house  2 Park  street 


SII.VEK  SHINE  is  Neat  to  Use,  and  Saves  Time  and  Strength. 


At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


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Bestor  Miss  Adaline,  dress-maker,  rooms  71  State  street 

Better  Frank,  emp  B & A It  R,  boards  40  Emery  street 

Betterley  Gilbert  W.f  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Benton  street 

Betterley  It.  C.,  emp  A.  T.  Morse,  house  Benton  street 

Betterley  Thomas  F.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  Benton  street 

Bettes  Mrs.  Addie,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Bettes  Stockwell,  city  engineer,  house  Thompson  street 

Beugless  J.  D.,  life  insurance  agent,  boards  33  Vernon  street 

Bible  John,  blacksmith,  house  83  Essex  street 

Bible  Stephen,  farmer,  house  78  Essex  street 

Bickerstaff  Thomas,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  opposite  Jenksville 
Bickley  Robert,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  rooms  1 Oak  street 
Bickmore  Oliver,  emp  B & A R R,  house  82  Marble  street 
Bickmore  William  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  468  Chestnut  street 
Bidwell  George  A.,  emp  D.  B.  Montague  & Co.,  house  300  Chestnut  street 
Bidwell  James  F.,  (Hinsdale  Smith  & Co.,)  house  148  Main  street 
Bidwell  T.  C.,  commercial  traveler,  boards  20  Fort  street 
Bigelow  Charles  G.,  expressman,  house  567  State  street 

j Bigelow  Cheney , (Estate  of,)  Manufacturer  of  Wire  Cloth,  Sieves, 
Screens  and  Wire  Work.  No.  5 Sanford  street. 

Bigelow  Mrs.  Cheney,  house  372  Union  street 

Bigelow  Edmund,  (Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,)  house  25  School  street 

Bigelow  Edmund,  Jr.,  clerk  Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  25  School  st 

Bigelow  Miss  E.  P.,  school-teacher,  boards  59  Charles  street 

Bigelow  J.  D.>  city  messenger,  rooms  469  Main  street 

Bigelow  Mrs.  J.  P.,  house  44  Oak  street 

Bigelow  Joel  S.,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  house  50  Ashley  street 

j Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  33  Market  street.  Manufacturers 

of  Soda  Fountains  and  Paper  Mill  Filters,  83  Market  street. 

Edmund  Bigelow,  Superintendent  and  Treasurer,  house  25  School  street 
Henry  A.  Gould,  President,  house  corner  Maple  and  Union  streets 

Bigelow  William  D.,  clerk  Springfield  Fire  & Marine  Ins.  Co.,  bds  44  Oak  st 

Bigelow  S.  & Co»,  23  Hampden  street.  Wholesale  Commission  Dealers 
in  Flour,  Butter,  Cheese,  Eggs,  Salt  and  Produce  generally. 

S.  Bigelow,  house  88  Elliott  street 

F.  L.  Perry,  house  319  Worthington  street 

Wm.  W.  Moore,  boards  319  Worthington  street 

Bigen  John,  mason,  boards  19  Elm  street 

Biggar  Robert,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  9 Symonds  avenue 
Biggins  Edward  H.,  conductor  N Y,  N II  & H R R,  house  53  Vine  street 
Biggins  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  98  Ferry  street 
Bilbey  Hawley  O.,  laborer,  rooms  1 Wilcox  block,  William  street 

USE  DR.  HOOKER’S  SOLIDIFIED  BALSAM,  or  COUGH  LOZENGES,  for  the 
relief  of  BRONCHITIS,  COUGHS,  &c. 


BOOKS  Handsomely  Printed  from  New  Type,  and  Electrotyped, 


160  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Bill  Charles,  (Bill,  Nichols  & Co.,)  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
Bill  Gurdon,  house  469  Liberty  street 
Bill  Nathan  D.,  boards  469  Liberty  street 

Hill 9 Nichols  & Co. 9 (Successors  to  Gurdon  Bill  & Co.,)  Book  Pub- 
lishers, corner  of  Main  and  Liberty  streets,  under  Cooley’s  Hotel.  Agents  Wanted 
in  every  Town  to  sell  our  publications.  We  pay  either  Salary  or  Large  Commission, 
as  preferred.  For  particulars  call  at  our  office,  or  address  us  by  mail. 

Charles  Bill,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Charles  A.  Nichols,  house  224  Pearl  street,  opposite  U.  S.  Armory 

Billingham  William  A.,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  68  Bliss  street 

Billings  Asahel,  emp  B & A R R,  house  71  Fulton  street 

Billings  E.  P.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Park  Street  House,  2 Park  street 

Billings  Francis  A.,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  rooms  188  Chestnut  street 

Billings  Harvey  H.,  State  constable,  house  corner  State  and  Sherman  streets 

Billings  H.  M.,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  45  Holyoke  street 

Billings  H.  R.,  contractor  Weed  Sew.  Mach.  Co.,  Hartford,  boards  31  Elliott  st 

Billings  Miss  Sophia  S.,  dress-maker,  house  and  rooms  93  Greenwood  street 

Bilodeau  Remon,  emp  Fitzgerald  & Page,  boards  7 Stearns’  park 

Bird  Frank,  house  44  Sharon  street 

Bird  Mrs.  Lovisa,  house  22  Lombard  street 

Birmingham  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  28  Congress  street 

Birnie  Mrs.  Alexander,  house  63  Charles  street 

Birnie  William,  (Hixon  & Birnie,)  house  corner  Chestnut  and  Pearl  streets 

Birnie  William  A.,  deputy  sheriff,  house  63  Charles  street 

Birnie  William  P.,  boards  corner  Chestnut  and  Pearl  streets 

Bishop  Albert  S.,  boards  34  Spruce  street 

Bishop  Egbert  R.,  emp  J.  W.  Rice,  boards  Florence  street 

Bishop  Miss  Elizabeth,  house  99  Factory  street 

Bishop  George,  janitor  Central  street  school-house,  house  24  Central  street  ave 
Bishop  George  W.,  paper  hanger,  rooms  24  Hampden  House  block,  438  Main  st 
Bishop  Harry  M.  F.,  clerk  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  409  Central  street 
Bishop  Jesse,  laborer,  house  34  Spruce  street 

Bishop  John  P.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  24  Central  street  avenue 

Bishop  Lycortas  B.,  boards  34  Spruce  street 

Bishop  Theodore,  expressman,  house  617  State  street 

Bissell  George  B.,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Bissell  Timothy,  emp  City,  house  51  York  street 

Bissell  Warren  C.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  138  Quincy  street 

Bissell  William  Otis,  emp  Edward  Helms,  boards  51  York  street 

Bissland  James  H.,  emp  D.  H.  Towne,  boards  303  Worthington  street 

Bixby  George  H.,  emp  E.  W.  Shattuck,  boards  108  Worthington  street 

Black  Amos,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

Black  Loring  H.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  83  Bliss  street 

WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  are  recommended  as  a SUPERIOR 

TONIC. 


At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


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Black  Lyman  R.,  (Perry,  Black  & Co.,)  house  14  Ripley  avenue 
Blacker  Edward,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 
Blacker  F.  E.,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 
Blackman  A.  F.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  265  Water  street 
Blackmer  Frank,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  26  Fulton  street 

JBlackstone  C.  J.,  Dealer  in  Hardware  and  Cutlery,  Builders’  Hard- 
ware, Farming  Tools  of  all  kinds,  Vises,  Files,  Carriage  Bolts,  Rivets,  Chains,  Rope, 
Brushes,  Sand  and  Emery  Paper,  Powder,  Shot,  &c.,  No.  272  Main  street.  House 
25  Elliott  street. 

Bladon  George  L.,  emp  F.  W.  Harwood,  boards  186  Walnut  street 
Blair  Atkins  E.,  clerk  W.  S.  Blair,  boards  298  Main  street 
Blair  Franklin  B.,  painter,  rooms  18  Express  block,  12  Court  street 
Blair  Myron  D.,  photographer,  boards  298  Main  street 
Blair  W.  II.  H.,  deputy  sheriff,  house  542  Main  street 
Blair  William,  carpenter,  house  290  Water  street 
Blair  William,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  rooms  223  Pine  street 
Blair  William  S.,  grocer  302  Main  street,  house  298  Main  street 
Blaisdell  Owen  A.,  emp  V.  M.  Blaisdell,  rooms  114  State  street 

Blaisdell  V . 471  Main  street,  Ice  Cream  and  Dining  Room,  Dealer 

in  Fruit,  Toys  and  Confectionery.  Rooms  114  State  street. 

Blake  A.  C.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  24  Gray’s  avenue 

Blake  Charles,  emp  USA,  house  21  Gardner  street 

Blake  Elijah,  house  224  State  street 

Blake  Howard,  emp  Norcross  Bros.,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Blake  James,  blacksmith,  house  44  Monroe  street 

Blake  John  F.,  emp  USA,  house  146  Union  street 

Blakeslee  Mrs.  Betsey,  house  82  William  street 

Blakeslee  Dwight,  emp  Kibbe  Bros.  & Co.,  house  82  William  street 

Blakeslee  Dwight  C.,  rooms  10  Hampden  House  block,  438  Main  street 

Blakeslee  Mrs.  R.,  rooms  10  Hampden  House  block,  438  Main  street 

Blanchard  Demars,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Chestnut  street,  I O 

Blanchard  Edward,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Blanchard  Ira  M.,  emp  Josiah  Cummings,  boards  32  Hampden  street 

Blanchard  Isaac  C.,  emp  City,  house  306  Worthington  street 

Blanchard  John,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 

Blanchard  Joseph,  emp  J.  M.  Currier,  house  Taylor  avenue 

Blanchete  J acob,  emp  Peter  Delier,  Jr.,  boards  290  Water  street 

Bland  William  W.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  23  Elm  street 

Blandon  L.  H.,  emp  USA,  house  250  Hancock  street 

Blane  John,  laborer,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Blasdell  Mrs.  R.  B.,  house  93  High  street 

Blauvelt  Henry  C.,  shoemaker,  house  30  Columbia  street 

Blauvelt  John  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  cor  Douglass  avenue  and  Alert  st 

WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACT  OF  CLOVES  BEATS  THEM  ALL.l 

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Books,  Magazines,  Newspapers,  Sheet  Music,  Etc,,  Bcund  at  Low  Prices, 


162  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Blauvelt  William  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Douglass  avenue 

Bliss  Miss  Abbie,  seamstress,  house  4 Florence  street 

Bliss  Charles  R.,  emp  Richards  & Breck,  boards  30  Hancock  avenue 

Bliss  Miss  Corinne  J.,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,  316  Main  street,  rooms  63 

Bliss  David,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  253  Hancock  st  [Vernon  st 

Bliss  Ebenezer,  laborer,  house  14  Banks’  avenue 

Bliss  Elizur  E.,  emp  C R R,  rooms  98  Main  street 

Bliss  George  T.,  emp  J.  B.  Stebbins,  house  494  Hancock  street 

Bliss  Mrs.  Hannah,  house  739  Main  street 

Bliss  Mrs.  Henry,  house  3 Parsons’  block,  556  Main  street 

Bliss  Henry  H.,  paper-hanger,  house  93  Water  street 

Bliss  Jay  S.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  103  Howard  street 

Bliss  J.  Frank,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Emery  street 

Bliss  John  W.,  house  corner  Elliott  and  Salem  streets 

Bliss  Lizzie  F.,  private  school,  37  Spring  street,  boards  27  Webster  avenue 

Bliss  Luther,  house  640  Main  street 

Bliss  Luther,  Jr.,  (Galpin  & Bliss,)  bouse  646  Main  street 

Bliss  Miss  Margaret,  school-teacher,  boards  38  School  street 

Bliss  Mary  L.,  school-teacher,  house  cor  Oak  and  Worcester  sts,  Indian  Orchard 

Bliss  Mrs.  Nathan,  house  30  Hancock  avenue 

Bliss  Robert  L.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  30  Hancock  avenue 

Bliss  Mrs.  Ruby,  house  83  Park  street 

Bliss  Samuel  W.,  carpenter,  house  243  Worthington  street 

Bliss  Seth,  foreman  C R R,  house  54  Carew  street 

Bliss  Mrs.  Theodore,  house  77  Maple  street 

Bliss  Mrs.  William,  house  63  Mulberry  street 

Bliss  William  G .,  stoves  and  tinware,  361  Main  street,  house  51  Sargeant  street 
Bliss  William  G.  M.,  clerk  W.  G.  Bliss,  boards  51  Sargeant  street 
Bliss  William  H.,  clerk  Galpin  & Bliss,  boards  646  Main  street 

Blodgett  A • & Brother,  280  Main  street,  Merchant  Tailors,  and 
Dealers  in  Gentlemen’s  Fine  Furnishing  Goods,  etc. 

Andrew  Blodgett,  house  Seventh  street  corner  Fulton 
B.  F.  Blodgett,  boards  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  street 

Blodgett  B.  D.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  49  Emery  street 

Blodgett  B.  F.,  (A.  Blodgett  & Brother,)  boards  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  st 

Blodgett  C.  B.,  emp  L.  I.  Fisk  & Co.,  house  354  Water  street 

Blodgett  Edwin,  emp  Richards  & Bosworth,  boards  190  Chestnut  street 

BlGod  Lawson,  emp  USA,  house  12  William  street 

Blue  Neil,  emp  Newell  & Battersby,  house  87  Elm  street 

Bly  Albert,  emp  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  house  27  Sargeant  street 

Bly  Arthur,  clerk  Chapin  & Wooster,  rooms  32  Emery  street 

Bly  Charles  A.,  (E.  & C.  A.  Bly,)  house  184  Chestnut  street 

Bly  E.  H.,  emp  S A & N R R,  house  393  Central  street 

For  anything  and  everything  in  the  DRUG  LINE,  go  to  WEBBER’S  DRUG 
STORE,  corner  Main  and  State  Streets. 


In  New  and  Appropriate  Styles,  at  301  Main  Street. 


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Bly  E.  & C.  A.,  grocers,  306  Main  street 

Erastus  Bly,  house  16  Boylston  street 
Charles  A.  Bly,  house  184  Chestnut  street 
Bly  William  J.,  emp  Myron  Child,  house  Essex  street 
Boache  P.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Boardman  Edward  0.,  emp  Am.  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  boards  40  Boylston  st 

Boardman  Thomas,  plumber,  boards  116  Bridge  street 

Boehm  Philip,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  rooms  Morris  street 

Bochman  Job,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Main  street,  I 0 

Bodfish  Mrs.  Lucre tia,  house  266  Water  street 

Bodurtha  Frank  B.,  carpenter,  boards  13  Stearns’  park 

Bodurtha  Mary  A.,  school-teacher,  house  401  Union  street 

Bodurtha  Mrs.  William,  house  401  Union  street 

Boland  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  foot  Margaret  street 

Bolen  John  A.,  die  sinker,  house  173  High  street 

Bolger  Phillip  J.,  dry  goods,  house  and  store  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Bolin  Willis,  laborer,  boards  Willow  street 

Bolster  Frank  E.,  barber,  530  Main  street,  house  108  Marble  street 

Bolster  John  D.,  boards  108  Marble  street 

Bond  C.  C.,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  176  Union  street 

Bond  E.  G.,  (Jennings  & Bond)  house  34  Bay  street 

Bond  E.  W.,  president  Mass.  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.,  house  290  State  street 

Bond  George  T.,  house  486  Worthington  street 

Bond  John  G.,  house  87  Central  street 

Bond  Mrs.  M.  H.,  house  69  Elm  street 

Bonner  James,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 
Book  Jeremiah  M.,  emp  E.  W.  Ladd,  house  135  Highland  street 
Boon  Joshua  W.,  barber,  boards  45  Monroe  street 
Booth  Alfred,  M.  D.,  house  Armory  street 

Booth  Charles  A.,  paymaster’s  clerk  USA,  rooms  Armory  square 

Booth  Charles  A.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  18  Walnut  street 

Booth  Edwin,  emp  H.  A.  Walker,  house  State  street 

Booth  Eugene  A.,  emp  A.  Y.  Burnham,  boards  Armory  street 

Booth  George  H.,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  boards  57  Summer  street 

Booth  Gustavus,  painter,  house  158  Bridge  street 

Booth  Pomeroy,  emp  USA,  house  corner  State  and  Stebbins  streets 

Borden  John  J.,  emp  George  A.  Kibbe, house  Worthington  street 

Bosquet  Levi  C.,  emp  Sibley  & Fitch,  boards  22  Franklin  street 

Bosset  Francis,  boarding-house  block  2,  Indian  Orchard 

Bostock  John,  clerk  B & ARR,  boards  36  Franklin  street 

Bostock  J.  T.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Nayasset  House,  35  Railroad  street 

Bostwick  George  E.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  93  Greenwood  street 

Bosworth  Henry  W.,  (Greene  & Bosworth,)  house  Lincoln  street 


LIQUID  BALM  stands  unrivaled  as  a PAIN  KILLER.  Used  Externally  and 

Internally. 


Blank  Books  for  Railroads,  Insurance  Companies,  Banks,  and 


164  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Bosworth  Mrs.  Lydia,  house  22  Maple  street 

Botham  George  L.,  emp  H.  A.  Collins,  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street 
Botham  Mrs.  Mary  I.  S.,  house  140  Franklin  street 
Bottume  George  B.,  boards  19  Elm  street 

Bottume  George  F.,  artist,  9 Hurlbut’s  block,  844  Main  st,  house  11  Cook’s  ave 

Bouchard  Xavier,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Worcester  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Boucher  David,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Boucher  Isaac,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Boucher  Joseph,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Boudette  George,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  boards  7 Stearns’  park 

Boudre  Henry,  emp  M.  II.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

J 3ourke  Brothers,  Proprietors  of  City  Tea  Store,  297  Main  street, 
corner  Worthington  street.  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  the  best  Teas,  Coffees 
and  Spices.  We  will  at  all  times  sell  a better  tea  for  less  money  than  any  house  in 
Western  Massachusetts.  All  goods  warranted  to  give  perfect  satisfaction. 

James  S.  Bourke,  house  179  Spring  street,  corner  Summer  street 
Patrick  Bourke,  house  179  Spring  street,  corner  Summer  street 

Bourke  Brothers 9 General  Undertakers  and  Casket  and  Coffin  Manu- 
facturers. Caskets  and  Coffins,  with  all  the  necessary  trimmings,  furnished  in  the 
most  suitable  manner  and  at  the  shortest  notice.  Best  Metallic  Caskets  may  be 
found  at  our  warerooms  at  moderate  prices.  We  have  superior  facilities  for  the  fur- 
nishing of  Caskets  and  Coffins,  and  the  prices  we  guarantee  to  suit.  Having  the 
best  Hearse  in  Western  Massachusetts,  we  are  prepared  to  attend  promptly  funerals 
in  the  country.  A large  assortment  of  Shrouds  and  Habits  constantly  on  hand,  and 
may  be  found  at  293  Main  street,  corner  of  Worthington  street,  first  door  north  of 
the  City  Tea  Store.  House  corner  Spring  and  Summer  streets,  or  95  (new  number) 
Worthington  street,  near  Main. 

Bourke  Patrick,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  54  Willow  street 

Bourke  Patrick,  emp  Michael  Curtis,  house  210  Chestnut  street 

Bourke  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  66  Franklin  street 

Boutelle  James  I.,  emp  N.  Eng.  Card  and  Paper  Co.,  boards  Park  st  House 

Bowden  Daniel,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 

Bowdoin  John  A.,  commercial  traveler,  house  435  Union  street 

Bowdoin  Mrs.  W.  H.,  house  289  State  street 

Bowen  Alphonse,  emp  A.  C.  Butterfield,  house  285  Main  street 

Bowen  Daniel  L.,  commercial  traveler,  boards  Greenwood  street 

Bowen  George  F.,  emp  USA,  house  437  Central  street 

Bowen  George  L.  emp  Bay  State  Paper  Co.,  house  107  Main  street 

Bowen  James  L.,  assistant  editor  Republican,  house  775  Main  street 

Bowen  Joseph  L.,  pattern  maker,  house  Cedar  street 

Bowers  Charles  N.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  576  Union  street 

Bowers  George  N.,  clerk  F.  S.  Dickinson,  boards  33  Yernon  street 

Bowers  Richard,  carpenter,  house  771  Union  street 

Bowers  Robert  IL,  (Hall  & Bowers,)  house  Union  street 


SILK  ELASTIC  STOCKINGS  made  to  order  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  cor- 
ner Main  and  State  Streets. 


For  all  Kinds  of  Business,  Manufactured  by  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co. 

SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  165 

Bowers  Sydney,  boards  771  Union  street 
Bowers  William  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  36  Summer  street 
Bowie  William,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  77  Franklin  street 
Bowker  C.,  M.  D.,  boards  141  Florence  street 

Bowker  Mrs.  F.  A.,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,  114  Bridge  st,  h 118  Bridge  st 

Bowler  Mrs.  J.,  house  324  Eastern  avenue 

Bowler  James,  emp  U S A,  house  Chaffee  avenue 

Bowler  Martin,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  Ashley  street 

Bowler  William,  emp  USA,  house  Tyler  street 

Bowles  B.  F.,  (Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,)  house  68  School  street 

Bowles  Samuel,  (Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,)  house  182  Central  street 

Bowles  Samuel,  Jr.,  student,  boards  182  Central  street 

Bowles  Samuel  & Co.,  publishers  Springfield  Daily  and  Weekly  Republican, 
409  Main  street — see  adv.  p.  96 
Bowles  S.  W.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  236  Union  street 
Bowley  Riley,  emp  Lane,  Smith  & Adams,  boards  91  Water  street 
Bowman  H.  H.,  teller  Springfield  Institution  for  Savings,  house  55  High  street  i 
Bowman  Isaac  C.,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  house  53  Bradford  street 
Bowman  Jacob,  emp  Norcross  Brothers,  boards  Crossett  avenue 
Bowman  Vendall,  shoe-maker,  boards  Crossett  avenue 
Bowman  Zephrous,  emp  J.  Bangs,  house  36  Park  street 
Boyd  Edgar  B.,  emp  USA,  house  418  Union  street 
Boyd  Mrs.  Maria,  house  248  Quincy  street 
Boyden  Henry  N.,  emp  USA,  house  410  Central  street 
Boyer  Joseph,  emp  Andrew  S.  Wilson,  boards  7 Stearns’  park 
Boyer  Joseph,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  18  Dwight  street 
Boyington  Charles  M.,  boot  and  shoe-dealer,  123  State  st,  rooms  159  State  st 
Boyington  Edward  E.,  emp  G.  W.  Prentice,  Holyoke,  house  60  Loring  street 
Boyington  Joseph  D.,  emp  Spooner  & Topliff,  house  48  Stebbins  street 
Boyington  L.  D.,  emp  USA,  house  376  Water  street 
Boyington  William  E.,  house  594  Union  street 
Boyle  Felix,  emp  William  Birnie,  boards  278  North  Main  street 
Boyle  George,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  Trask’s  avenue 
Boyle  John,  emp  Cutler  & Conkey,  house  foot  Bliss  street 
Boyle  John  C.,  saloon  and  house  207  Worthington  street 
Boyle  Thomas,  emp  C R R,  house  18  Sharon  street 

Boynton  A.  P.,  clerk  Brigham  & Storrs,  rooms  34  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  st 
Boynton  David,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  548  Main  street 
Boynton  Mrs.  L.  G.,  house  190  Chestnut  street 

Brace  Charles  W.,  emp  Livermore,  Swan  & Co.,  boards  46  Gardner  street 
Brace  John  W.,  emp  Alonzo  Johnson,  house  46  Gardner  street 
Brackett  Frank,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  180  Main  street 
Brackner  Henry,  emp  E.  H.  Patch,  boards  33  New  street 


WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS.  There  is  nothing  better  for  OLD 
PEOPLE  needing  a Tonic. 


Mercantile  and  Manufacturers’  Printing,  promptly  done  in  the  best  style 


166  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Brackner  William,  emp  E.  H.  Patch,  house  33  New  street 

Bracy  Charles  F.,  photographer,  431  Main  street,  rooms  431  Main  street 

Bradbury  Charles  W.,  emp  USA,  house  53  Pendleton  avenue 

Bradbury  William,  emp  USA,  house  225  Walnut  street 

Bradbury  William  F.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  53  Pendleton  avenue 

Bradbury  William  H.,  Chicopee,  boards  225  Walnut  street 

Bradford  Augustus  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Winthrop  street 

Bradford  James,  emp  B & A E R,  house  46  Main  street 

Bradford  Melvin,  emp  Edward  Cooley,  boards  33  Carew  street 

Bradine  Niles,  emp  Pierce  & Abbott,  boards  117  Bridge  street 

Bradish  Avery,  carpenter,  boards  Corporation  block,  Indian  Orchard 

Bradish  Chandler,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Corporation  block,  I 0 

Bradley  Adoniram,  farmer,  house  near  Boston  road 

Bradley  Alfred,  boards  29  Massasoit  street 

Bradley  A.  M.,  sheriff,  house  241  State  street 

Bradley  Carl,  emp  E.  I.  Bradley,  house  483  Hancock  street 

Bradley  Chauncey,  Jr.,  farmer,  house  Boston  road 

Bradley  Chester,  boards  71  Allen  street 

Bradley  Mrs.  E.  I.,  dress-maker,  house  Central  street 

Bradley  Elam  I.,  building  mover,  house  Central  street 

Bradley  Elias  E.,  contractor,  boards  Boston  road 

Bradley  Fairchild,  house  22  Mill  street 

Bradley  Julius  S.,  emp  Myron  Child,  house  27  Loring  street 

Bradley  Lewis,  (Milton  Bradley  & Co.,)  boards  66  State  street 

MILTON  BRADLEY  & CO., 

Lithographers,  Designers  and  Engravers, 

Corner  Karrison  Avenue  and  Dwight  Street. 

Lithographic  Printing  and  Wood  Engravings  with  Copper  Duplicates.  Orders  by 
mail  with  accompanying  photographs  or  drawings  receive  prompt  attention.  Compe- 
tent artists  sent  out  of  town  to  make  sketches  when  desired.  Our  American  Patent 
Rotary  Steam  Lithograph  Press  is  superior  to  all  others  for  Letter,  Note,  and  Bill- 
Heads,  Paper  Wrappers,  and  Commercial  work  generally. 

Milton  Bradley,  house  66  State  street 

Lewis  Bradley,  boards  66  .State  street 

Bradley  Thomas,  emp  W.  L.  WTilcox  & Co.,  house  36  Whitney  avenue 
Bradley  Vincent  L.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  10  Cook’s  avenue 
Bradshaw  Michael,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  29  Ferry  street 
Bradway  Albert  C.,  teamster,  boards  90  Cherry  street 
Bradway  Isaac  B.,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  house  90  Cherry  street 
Brady  James  T.f  emp  H.  Knappe,  rooms  Stockbridge  street 
Brady  Jeremiah,  emp  Hood  & Miller,  house  29  Bancroft  street 
Brady  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  104  Franklin  street 


WATCH  CHAINS,  ■«  hard  to  clean  by  any  ordinary  process,  look  as  GOOD  AS 
NEW  after  using  SILVER  SHINE. 


And  at  satisfactory  rates,  at  301  Main  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  167 

Brady  Michael,  emp  N Y,  N H & H it  R,  house  foot  Court  street 
Brady  Peter  J.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  40  Worthington  street 
Brady  Peter,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Brady  William,  boards  23  Elm  street 

Brady  William,  emp  Warren  Mills,  boards  119  Bridge  street 
Bragdon  Daniel  E.,  emp  USA,  boards  56  Armory  street 
Bragg  Sumner  A.,  engineer  B & A R R,  boards  31  Emery  street 
Braman  Alonzo,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  113  Howard  street 

H.  .A..  BRAMA1T, 

(Successor  to  Braman  & Wood,) 

Market  No.  300  Main  Street. 

BEEF,  PORK,  LARD,  SAUSAGES, 

And  all  kinds  of  Meat  of  the  best  quality,  and  at  LOWEST  PRICES. 

House  58  Charles  street 

Braman  Mrs.  H.  D.,  house  51  Pynchon  street 

Bramhall  Solon  D.,  emp  J.  T.  Kane,  boards  45  Vine  street 

Bramley  Thomas,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Branch  J.  M.,  furniture  repairer,  house  Willow  street 

Brandt  Charles,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  96  Ashley  street 

Brannan  John,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  house  33  New  street 

Brassard  Moses,  boards  522  Main  street 

Breakwell  Mrs.  H.  E.,  dress-maker,  house  176  Bridge  street 

Breakwell  James,  emp  H.  S.  Hyde,  boards  284  Liberty  street 

Breck  Samuel,  (Richards  & Breck,)  house  Greenwood  street 

Breck  Theodore  F.,  M.  D.,  office  358  Main  street,  boards  Round  hill 

Breck  William  G.,  M.  D.,  office  358  Main  street,  house  Round  hill 

Bren  Charles,  emp  W.  S.  Colwell  & Co.,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Brenchley  Joseph  N.,  carpenter,  house  419  Walnut  street 

Brenel  Joseph,  carpenter,  boards  155  Lyman  street 

Brennan  Daniel,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  house  65  Market  street 

Brennan  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  19  Essex  street 

Brennan  John,  emp  R.  C.  Searle,  boards  75  Essex  street 

Brennan  John  J.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  62  Essex  street 

Brennan  Michael,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  18  Ferry  street 

Brennan  Michael,  emp  J.  P.  Wilcox  & Co.,  boards  102  Elm  street 

Brennan  William,  emp  Thomas  McElroy,  house  61  Sharon  street 

Bresee  Albert,  emp  J.  W.  Lull,  boards  437  Walnut  street 

Bresnahan  Cornelius,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  28  Sharon  street 

Bresnahan  Jerre,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Bresnahan  Michael,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Main  street,  I 0 

Bresnahan  Thomas,  house  96  Liberty  street 


DR.  HOOKER’S  SOLIDIFIED  BALSAM,  or  COUGH  LOZBNGES,  for  the  cure 
of  all  Throat  Affections. 


PATENT  CALENDARS— Best  Advertising  Medium  Extant— 


168  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Bresnehan  James,  emp  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  48  Sharon  street 
Bresnchan  John,  laborer,  house  5 Union  street 
Bressau  Joseph,  emp  Horace  Kibbe,  house  228  Summer  street 
Brewer  Mrs.  Diantha,  house  65  Dwight  street 
Brewer  Mrs.  Dwight  A.,  house  77  Elm  street 
Brewer  Edward  S.,  boards  95  Maple  street 
Brewer  F.  Alonzo,  boards  103  Summer  street 
Brewer  Francis,  boards  320  Worthington  street 
Brewer  Francis  A.,  office  475  Main  street,  house  37  Chestnut  street 
Brewer  H.  & J.,  druggists,  463  Main  street 
Henry  Brewer,  house  84  Howard  street 
James  Brewer,  house  28  Howard  street 
William  H.  Gray,  rooms  80  Bridge  street 
Brewer  James  D.,  house  95  Maple  street 
Brewster  J oseph  H. , house  7 2 Greenwood  street 
Brewer  Roland  L.,  house  9 Dale  street 
Brewer  Theodore  A.,  house  320  Worthington  street 
Brewster  Mrs.  Abbie  A.,  house  foot  Union  street 
Brewster  William  H.,  emp  S A & N R R,  boards  foot  Union  street 
Bridge  M.  Wells,  County  Treasurer,  office  Court  House,  house  1 Lincoln  street 

J Bridgman  J*  C.,  Agent  Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  52  to  62 
Dwight  street.  Every  variety  and  style  of  Wood  Mouldings  on  hand  or  made  to 
order.  Show  Cases,  Desks,  Counters,  Bank,  Store,  Cabinet  and  Church  Furniture, 
Picture  Frames,  etc.  Jobbing  promptly  attended  to.  House  59  Spring  street. 

Brierly  James  F.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  388  Union  street 

A..  D.  BEIG-GS  <3c  GO. 

CIVIL  ENGINEERS,  AND  BUILDERS 

OF  ALL  KINDS  OF 

Iron  and  Timber  Bridges, 

Roofs,  Turning  Tables,  Draw  Bridges,  and  all  kinds  of  Railroad  Work,  Pro- 
prietors and  Builders  of  Truesdell’s  Patent  Iron  Bridges. 

Office,  7 Fort  Block,  292  Main  Street. 

A.  D.  Briggs,  house  104  Maple  street 
J.  R.  Smith,  house  11  Maple  street 

Briggs  Arthur  E.,  conductor  B & A R R,  house  101  Franklin  street 

Briggs  Caleb  W.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  32  Holyoke  street 

Briggs  Caleb  W.,  Jr.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  32  Holyoke  street 

Briggs  Christopher,  emp  USA,  house  84  Walnut  street 

Briggs  George  C.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  40  Boylston  street 

Briggs  Henry  J.,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Mfg  Co.,  house  46  Hancock  street 

Briggs  Jencks,  farmer,  house  Jenksville  road 

Briggs  John  R.,  keeper  pest-house,  near  North  Wilbraham  road 

Briggs  Joshua  L.,  superintendent  Hampden  park,  house  87  Franklin  street 

Briggs  L.  H.,  house  519  Main  street 


WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACT  OF  CINNAMON  BEATS  THEM  ALL. 


Order  Calendars  Early  of  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  Proprietors  of  Patent. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  169 

Briggs  Miss  Mary  E.,  house  30  Gray’s  avenue 

Briggs  Smith  T.,  farmer,  house  Jenksville  road 

Brigham  B.  F.,  clerk  D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,  house  159  State  street 

Brigham  Dexter  H.,  (D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,)  house  61  Court  street 

Brigham  D.  F.,  (Brigham  & Storrs,)  house  31  Thompson  street 

Brigham  _D.  jff.  & Co,9  Merchant  Tailors  and  Dealers  in  Fine  Wool- 
ens and  Tailors’  Trimmings.  Also  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in,  and  Manufac- 
turers of  Ready  Made  Clothing,  and  Jobbers  of,  as  well  as  Retailers  of  Hats,  Caps, 
Furs,  and  Gentlemen’s  Furnishing  Goods,  399  and  401  Main  street. 

D.  H.  Brigham,  house  61  Court  street 
Gilbert  H.  Curtis,  boards  21  Elm  street 
George  N.  Parsons,  house  40  Pynchon  street 
William  H.  Furlong,  house  387  Union  street 
F.  M.  Bugbee,  boards  397  Main  street 

Brigham  Elbridge,  (Morgan  Envelope  Co.,)  house  341  Chestnut  street 
Brigham  Henry,  emp  Henry  & Marsh,  bds  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  st 
Brigham  Henry  L.,  emp  George  A.  Demmon,  rooms  8 Sanford  street 
Brigham  James  J.,  clerk  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  boards  341  Chestnut  street 
Brigham  Loring  W.,  emp  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  house  287  Chestnut  street 
Brigham  Martin,  laborer,  house  3 Willow  avenue 
Brigham  0.  S.,  (Brigham  & Brown,)  house  34  Gray’s  court 
Brigham  William  B.,  house  101  Oak  street 

BRIGHAM  & BROWN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

IP  -A.  3?  ZED  JEl>  IB  O X E S , 

Wight’s  Block,  Corner  Main  and  Worthington  Streets. 

DRUGGISTS’  BOXES  CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND. 

O.  S.  Brigham,  house  34  Gray’s  court 
L.  W.  Brown,  house  34  Gray’s  court 


BRIGHAM  & 

Best  “Domestic” 
Best  “Cortecelli” 
Best  “ Seymour  ” 
!Butterick’s  Fauettes 
Be  sure  and  see  our 
Be  Abundantly 

387  MAIN 


STORRS, 

Sewidg  Machines, 

Sewing  Silk, 

Scissors, 

S Patterns, 

Stock,  and  you  will 
Satisfied. 

STREET,  Opposite  Post  Office, 

Springfield,  mass. 


D.  F.  Brigham,  house  31  Thompson  street 

J.  W.  Storrs,  house  corner  Central  and  Pine  streets 


Bright  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  boarding-house,  4 Cypress  street 
Brike  Joseph,  emp  J.  H.  Banks  & Son,  house  109  Wilcox  street 
Brike  Peter,  emp  J.  H.  Banks  & Son,  house  109  Wilcox  street 
Bristol  A.  J.,  emp  USA,  boards  15  Florence  street 

WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  SOLDj  EVERYWHERE. 

23 


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170  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Bristol  William,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  46  Hancock  street 
Britt  Patrick,  emp  J.  Cummings,  house  191  Chestnut  street 
Broadhurst  Robert  W.,  clerk  O.  D.  Morse  & Co.,  boards  79  Union  street 
Broadhurst  T.  & Son.,  people’s  dye  house,  57  Worthington  street' 

Thomas  Broadhurst,  house  79  Union  street 
William  Broadhurst,  boards  79  Union  street 
Broceau  Jeremy,  boarding-house  block  2,  Indian  Orchard 
Brock  William,  emp  James  & Marra,  boards  127  Bridge  street 
Brockett  Miss  Grace  A.,  house  56  State  street 
Broderick  Eugene,  emp  John  Roche,  house  138  Bond  street 
Bronson  Mrs.  C.  A.,  house  53  State  street 
Bronson  Chester,  clerk  E.  & C.  A.  Bly,  house  100  Bridge  street 
Bronson  Harvey,  farmer,  house  North  Wilbraham  road 
Bronson  Wilbur  L.,  clerk  H.  A.  Shaw,  boards  32  Hampden  street 
Brookings  Elias,  principal  Central  street  grammar  school,  house  52  Spruce  street 
Brooks  Albert  R.,  emp  S.  Webster,  house  Hancock  street 
Brooks  Alonzo  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  39  Wilcox  street 
Brooks  David  A.,  laborer,  house  54  Monroe  street 
Brooks  Miss  E.  D.,  milliner,  house  and  rooms  38  Vernon  street 
Brooks  Mrs.  Eliza,  house  Union  street 
Brooks  Eugene,  emp  B & A R R,  house  13  State  street 

Brooks  F . JL,3  Manufacturer  of  Spruce  Beer  and  Soda,  and  Dealer  in  Bot- 
tled Ale  and  Porter,  190  North  Main  street.  House  13  Gray’s  court. 

Brooks  George  H.,  emp  A.  Trask,  house  Union  street 

Brooks  Horace  S.,  emp  USA,  house  89  Summer  street 

Brooks  Lawton  S.,  M.  D.,  office  352  Main  street;  boards  149  High  street 

Brooks  P.  H.  M.,  emp  USA,  house  465  State  street 

Brooks  Mrs.  P.  H.  M.,  millinery,  house  and  rooms  465  State  street 

Brooks  Samuel  D.,  M.  D.,  office  352  Main  street,  house  149  High  street 

Brooks  Silas  P.,  policeman,  house  Union  street 

Brooks  T.  A.,  carpenter,  rooms  167  High  street 

Brooks  Truelove,  emp  B & A R R,  house  54  Hancock  street 

Brooks  William  B.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  39  Park  street 

Brosnahan  John,  farmer,  house  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Brother  John,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  19,  I 0 

Broughal  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  44  Congress  street 

Broughton  D.  H.,  emp  S A & N R R,  house  155  Magazine  street 

Brower  William,  emp  C.  W.  Pease,  boards  198  Franklin  street 

Brown  A.  D.,  emp  T.  W.  Gilbert,  boards  125  Bridge  street 

Brown  Alden,  emp  USA,  house  29  Orleans  street 

Brown  Charles,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  8 Hampden  House  blk,  438  Main  st 
Brown  Charles  E.,  (West,  Stone  & Co.,)  house  180  Spring  street 
Brown  Charles  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  54  Main  street 


A MOST  VALUABLE  FAMILY  TONIC  IS  WEBBEB’S  STRENGTHENING 

BITTERS. 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  171 


Brown  Charles  W.,  erap  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  397  Main  street 

Brown  C.  Henry,  emp  Downing  & Hartwell,  W.  Springfield,  boards  37  Gray’ 

Brown  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  65  Congress  street  [court 

Brown  Edward  M.,  clerk  Joel  Kendall,  boards  397  Main  street 

Brown  Mrs.  E.  J.,  boarding-house,  397  Main  street 

Brown  Empson,  teamster,  house  227  Quincy  street 

Brown  E.  P.,  house  28  Florence  street 

Brown  E.  W.,  time-keeper  B & A R R,  house  241  Walnut  street 
Brown  Floyd,  laborer,  boards  Willow  street 
Brown  F.  A.,  clerk  Holmes  & Gilmore,  boards  86  Charles  street 
Brown  Frank  L.,  painter,  house  86  Charles  street 

Brown  George  A.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  29  Orleans  street 

JBrown  Greorge  C, , Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggist,  Dealer  in  Patent 
Medicines,  Fine  Imported  and  American  Fancy  Goods,  Toilet  Articles,  Perfumery, 
etc.,  etc.  Also,  the  best  brands  of  Imported  Wines  and  Liquors,  for  Medicinal  Use. 
Chemicals  of  every  description.  Particular  attention  given  to  the  compounding  of 
Physicians’  Prescriptions.  No.  1 Allis’  brick  block,  232  Main  street,  north  of  the 
depot.  House  40  Greenwood  street. 

Brown  George  E.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  87  Franklin  street 

Brown  George  W.,  emp  J.  P.  Childs,  house  65  Colton  street 

Brown  Henry  A.,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  boards  212  Worthington  street 

Brown  Henry  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  212  Worthington  street 

Brown  Jacob,  emp  Oscar  Rocke,  boards  Boston  road 

Brown  James,  emp  I.  P.  Dickinson,  boards  Long  hill 

Brown  James  S.,  emp  USA,  house  570  State  street 

Brown  John,  emp  USA,  house  498  Union  street 

Brown  John  C.,  emp  New  England  Card  & Paper  Co.,  h 76  Washington  st 

Brown  John  W.,  emp  Charles  E.  Cooley,  boards  Boston  road 

Brown  Joseph,  painter,  boards  566  Main  street  [house  447  Walnut  street 

Brown  Lester  C.,  Victor  sewing-machine  agent,  Hitchcock  block,  State  street. 

Brown  Levi,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Mfg  Co.,  boards  129  Bridge  street 

Brown  Lucien,  emp  B & A R R,  house  44  Bradford  street 

Brown  Luman  S.,  clerk  M.  L.  Brown  & Co.,  boards  29  Orleans  street 

Brown  L.  W.,  (Brigham  & Brown,)  house  34  Gray’s  court 

Brown  Mrs.  M.,  rooms  8 Hampden  House  block,  438  Main  street 

Brown  Mrs.  Mary,  house  21  Lombard  street 

Brown  Mrs.  Mary,  house  22  Stearns’  park 

Brown  M.  L.  & Co.,  dry  goods,  467  State  street 

Brown  Miss  M.  Louise,  (M.  L.  Brown  & Co.,)  boards  29  Orleans  street 

Brown  Moses  M.,  carpenter,  house  138  Union  street 

Brown  Oscar  H.,  emp  C.  C.  Moulton,  house  74  Florence  street 

Brown  Peter,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  72  Liberty  street 

Brown  Robert  R.,  emp  USA,  house  10  Ripley  avenue 


For  cleaning  GOLD,  SILVER  or  PLATED  WARE,  without  wearing  or  scratch- 
ing, use  SILVER  SHINE. 


SPRINGFIELD  WEEKLY  UNION,  $2  a Year,  Only  $1.50  to  Clubs  of  Ten 


172  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Brown  Mrs.  S.  C.,  dress-maker,  shop  and  house  214  Worthington  street 
Brown  Sidney,  emp  B & A R R,  hoards  129  Bridge  street 
Brown  T.  C.,  house  Monroe  street 

Brown  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Brown  Timothy  31.,  Attorney  at  Law..  Office  in  Agawam  Bank 
block.  House  122  Pearl  street. 

Brown  William  W.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co,  house  161  Bridge  street 
Browne  Addison  W.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  81  Bliss  street 
Browne  Mrs.  E.  F.,  house  Hubbard  avenue 

Browne  Fred  F.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  Hubbard  avenue 

Browne  Joseph  JV,9  Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  house  and  office 
No.  447  Main  street,  opposite  Court  Square. 

Browne  Miss  Sarah  W.,  house  36  Bliss  street 

Browning  John,  book-keeper,  house  146  Pendleton  avenue 

Bruce  Frank  P.,  horse  dealer,  house  13  Walnut  street 

Bruce  J.  S.,  cigar  maker,  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street 

Bruce  Lucian  F.,  emp  USA,  house  Grant  street 

Bruce  Orin  C.,  emp  Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  Long  hill 

Bruce  Rufus  N.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  Long  hill 

Bruce  Smith,  house  58  King  street 

Bruce  Thomas,  emp  City,  boards  Willow  street 

Brudnell  Albert,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Brudnell  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  65  Sharon  street 

Brudnell  John,  emp  W.  H.,  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Brug  Charles,  emp  Hunt  & Shandrew,  house  52  East  William  street 

Brundrett  Peter,  emp  C.  W.  Chapin,  house  141  Pendleton  avenue 

Brunelle  Basil,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Main  street,  I 0 

Brunton  Martin,  emp  George  B.  Clark,  house  135  Franklin  street 

Bryan  Clark  W.,  (Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,)  house  45  Elliott  street 

Bryan  Clarh  TV,  & Oo,9  Publishers,  Printers,  Binders,  Electrotypers, 
&c.,  301  Main  and  77  & 79  Worthington  streets. 

Bryan  James  A.,  book-keeper  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  boards  45  Elliott  street 

Bryan  Will  R.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  45  Elliott  street 

Bryant  Andrew  S.,  clerk  B & A R R,  house  135  Maple  street 

Bryant  Eleazer,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  house  32  Whitney  avenue 

Bryant  Nahum,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  house  32  Whitney  avenue 

Bryant  Wellington,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  32  Whitney  avenue 

Bryant  Mrs.  William,  boards  135  Maple  street 

Brymner  John,  mechanic,  house  Dickinson  street 

Bryson  Patrick,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  house  114  Sharon  street 

Bryson  Robert  S.,  emp  H.  W.  Phelps,  boards  447  State  street 

Buchanan  Mrs.  Alice  S.,  house  21  Auburn  street 

Buchanan  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  688  Main  street 


LIQUID  BALM  CURES  SPRAINS. 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  173 

JBuchholz  HeVKYlCLVl , Photographer,  Townsley’s  Block,  365  Main  street. 
Photographs  finished  in  India  ink,  Crayon,  Water  colors  and  Oil,  Porcelains,  Berlin 
Heads,  and  Ferreotypes.  Special  business  made  in  photographing  residences,  manu- 
factories, models,  etc.  Copying  done  in  the  best  manner.  House  35  Broad  street. 

Buck  Celina  A.,  school-teacher,  hoards  3 Hancock  avenue 
Buck  Fred  S.,  student,  boards  45  Pearl  street 
Buck  N.  L.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  45  Pearl  street 
Buck  S.  E.,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Mfg  Co.,  house  56  Broad  street 
Buckingham  Rev.  S.  G.,  pastor  South  Cong.  Church,  house  90  Howard  street 
Buckland  Brothers,  wholesale  jewelers,  284  Main  street 
E.  H.  Buckland,  house-  24  Bliss  street 
A.  A.  Buckland,  boards  86  Water  street 
Buckland  Mrs.  C.  E.,  house  75  Walnut  street 
Buckland  Cyrus,  house  521  State  street 
Buckland  E.  H.,  (Buckland  Brothers,)  house  24  Bliss  street 
Buckland  Eugene,  emp  A.  L.  Chapin,  boards  23  Elm  street 
Buckland  Mrs.  H.  H.  house  86  Water  street 
Buckland  L.  J.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Winthrop  street 
Buckley  Daniel,  emp  B & A R R,  house  106  Ferry  street 
Buckley  Dennis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  106  Ferry  street 
Buckley  Dennis,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  house  227  Worthington  street 
Buckley  John  B.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  157  Worthington  street 
Buckley  Patrick,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  South  Main  street 
Buckley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Union  street 
Bucklin  Lawrence,  insurance  agent,  house  25  Terrence  street 
Bucklin  Mrs.  Jane,  boarding-house,  Corporation  block,  Indian  Orchard 
Buddington  H.  A.,  editor  Franklin  County  Times,  house  42  Winthrop  street 
Buell  J.  T.,  farmer,  house  Stony  hill  road 
Bugbee  Arthur  T.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  539  Main  street 
Bugbee  C.  A.,  emp  Charles  H.  Smith  & Co.,  house  51  Spring  street 
Bugbee  Mrs.  Eunice,  house  239  Hancock  street 
Bugbee  Frank  M.,  (D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,)  boards  397  Main  street 
Bugbee  Frank  W.,  emp  0.  K.  Phillips,  house  41  Broad  street 
Bugbee  George  H.,  emp  Fuller  & Aikens’,  boards  7 Morris  street 
Bugbee  Hiram  D.,  carpenter,  house  229  Hancock  street 
Bugbee  Horace  E.,  carpenter,  house  239  Hancock  street 
Bugbee  Joseph  A.,  machinist,  house  310  Water  street 
Bugbee  Lucius  S.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Walnut  street 
Bugbee  Mrs.  O L.,  house  7 Morris  street 
Bugbee  Ossian,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  31  Grosvenor  street 
Bugbee  Samuel,  emp  USA,  house  106  Bay  street 
Bugbee  Theodore,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  45  Loring  street 
Bugbee  Walter  T.,  emp  Haynes  & Co.,  rooms  146  Union  street 
Buggor  Joseph,  laborer,  boards  Water  st,  between  Worthington  and  Bridge  sts 


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174  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Buguey  James  B.,  house  30  Harrison  avenue 

Buguey  James  T.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Buguey  John  A.,  boarding-house,  30  Harrison  avenue 

Buguey  William  T.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Bugur  Frank,  laborer,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Bull  F.  R.,  emp  USA,  house  Charter  avenue 

Bull  e7.  N»9  Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  in  Harnesses,  Saddles,  Collars, 
Bridles,  Whips,  Horse  Blankets,  Sleigh  Bells,  Trunks,  Yalises,  &c.,  three  doors  south 
of  Chicopee  Bank,  472  Main  street.  House  24  Auburn  street. 

Bull  Sidney  L.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Union  street 

Bullen  H.  F.,  clerk  S A & N R R,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Bullens  Edward,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Bullens  M.  D.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  South  Main  street 

Bullens  Warren,  book-keeper  Dickinson  & Mayo,  rooms  256  Main  street 

Bulley  Mrs.  John,  house  24  Sharon  street 

Bullock  Horace  W.,  boards  58  King  street 

Bumstead  Arnold,  emp  Merrill  A.  Bumstead,  house  228  Walnut  street 
Bumstead  George  F.,emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  125  Summer  street 
Bumstead  Josiah,  farmer,  house  129  North  street 

Bumstead  M.  A.,9  240  and  242  Walnut  street,  corner  Cedar.  Dealer  in 
Choice  Groceries,  Teas,  Coffee,  W.  I.  Goods,  Fruits,  Fresh  and  Salt  Meats,  Pork, 
Ham,  Vegetables,  &c.,  also  Dry  and  Fancy  Goods,  Crockery,  Glass  Ware,  &c. 
House  228  Walnut  street. 

Bumstead  S.  S,9  229  Main  street  opposite  the  Massasoit  House.  Whole- 
sale and  Retail  Coal  Dealer.  Anthracite,  Bituminous,  Lehigh  and  Lackawanna. 
House  106  Carew  street. 

Bundy  Erwin,  painter,  boards  19  Elm  street 
Bundy  Mrs.  Mary  L.,  house  1 Parsons’  block,  556  Main  street 
Bunker  C.  R.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  99  Mulberry  street 
Bunnell  Charles  A.,  emp  Hood  & Miller,  boards  36  Franklin  street 
Bunville  Peter,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  South  Main  street 
Burbach  Gerard,  proprietor  United  States  Hotel,  545  Main  street 
Burbank  Arthur  M.,  house  345  Central  street 

Burbank  Rev.  Francis  H.,  pastor  Bethel  church,  boards  52  Fort  street 
Burbank  John  H.,  emp  G.  Z.  Moody,  house  97  Bliss  street 

Burbank  Samuel  J),9  Manufacturer  of  Gold,  Silver  and  Steel  Spec- 
tacles, Gold,  Steel,  Rubber  and  Shell  Eye-Glasses,  Gold  and  Silver  Thimbles,  and 
Solid  Gold  Rings,  corner  Willow  and  Stockbridge  streets.  House  Long  hill. 

Burbanks  James  H.,  emp  E.  H.  Barney,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Burckard  Daniel, (Burckard  & Jenks,)bds  318  Worthington  st — see  adv.,  p.  175 

Burdett  C.  C.,  (Keefe  & Burdett,)  boards  104  Bridge  street 

Burdett  Luke  H.,  laborer,  house  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Burdett  Thomas,  manufacturer  elastic  webbing,  house  111  Pine  street 


For  removing  GREASE  ond  PAINT  from  clothes,  use  BULLARD’S  ORIGINAL 

ERASIVE  SOAP. 


At  301  Main  Street  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  179 

Butler  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  157  Main  street 
Butler  Warren  S.,  photographer,  house  108  Cedar  street 
Butler  William  H.,  civil  engineer,  house  55  Dwight  street 
Butler  & Ballard,  paper  stock,  327  Main  street 
Joseph  Butler,  house  48  Bridge  street 
T.  F.  Ballard,  house  460  Chestnut  street 
Butterfield  A.  C.,  shoe-maker,  house  539  Main  street 
Butterfield  A.  M.,  (Butterfield  & Gilbert)  house  31  Sargeant  street 
Butterfield  Mrs.  E.  D.,  house  186  Main  street 
Butterfield  Mrs.  Eunice,  house  49  York  street 
Butterfield  Frederick,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  40  Boylston  street 
Butterfield  John  H.,  (Lawton  & Butterfield,)  house  150  Union  street 
Butterfield  Thomas  W.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  82  Boylston  street 

Butterfield  & Gilbert 9 Grocers  and  Dealers  in  Flour,  Provisions,  Fruit, 
etc.  No.  213  Main  street,  north  of  depot. 

A.  M.  Butterfield,  house  31  Sargeant  street 
E.  C.  Gilbert,  boards  397  Main  street 

Butterworth  Samuel,  conductor  B & A R R,  boards  129  Bridge  street 

Button  Jaynes,  emp  Nonpareil  Paper  Collar  Co.,  rooms  256  Main  street 

Button  Jerome,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson  & Co.,  house  38  Hubbard  avenue 

Butts  John  D.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  40  Vine  street 

Buxton  Austin  H.,  emp  C.  Sheppard,  house  69  White  street 

Buxton  Edwin  H.,  laborer,  boards  69  White  street 

Buxton  H.  F.,  emp  Forbes  & Smith,  house  20  Sargeant  street 

Buxton  Warren  S.,  carpenter,  house  735  State  street 

Byers  Mrs.  C.  P.,  house  263  Union  street 

Byne  Mrs.  A.,  house  Hillman  street 


WILLIAM  BT1TB, 

BARNES’  LOT,  HILLMAN  STREET. 

The  Old  Established  Springfield  Laundry, 

ESTABLISHED  1860. 

The  largest  establishment  in  the  city.  Good  Laundry  Polish.  Under  the  superin- 
tendence of  Mrs.  Byne.  Work  taken  and  delivered  to  any  part  of  the  city. 

Byne  William  H.,  Jr.,  stone  mason,  house  Hillman  street 

Byrne  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  31  Armory  street 

Byrne  Mathew,  emp  B & A R R,  house  15  Alert  street 

Byrne  Michael,  emp  Wilder  & Puffer,  house  55  Worthington  street 

Byrne  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  15  Alert  street 

Byrnes  Edward,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  157  Main  street 

Byrnes  James  A,9  50  Main  street,  Day  & Jobson’s  block,  Dealer  in 
all  kinds  of  Fresh  and  Salt  Meats,  Beef,  Pork,  Mutton,  Lamb,  Yeal,  Hams,  Sausages, 
Tripe,  Lard,  Poultry,  etc.  Also  Vegetables  in  their  season.  House  Gray's  court. 


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BLANK  BOOKS  and  PHOTOGRAPH  ALBUMS,  on  hand  and  Manufactured 


180  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Byrnes  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  18  Sharon  street 
Byrnes  Maurice,  emp  James  A.  Byrnes,  rooms  51  Fort  street 

Cabiel  Joseph,  mason,  house  102  State  street 
Cadieux  Louis,  carpenter,  boards  18  Dwight  street 
Cadigan  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  38  Sharon  street 
Cadigan  John,  truckman,  house  82  Essex  street 
Cad  well  Mrs.  Esther,  house  84  Walnut  street 
Cad  well  Mrs.  George  G.,  house  90  High  street 

Cadwell  J.  M.,  emp  Nonpareil  Paper  Collar  Co.,  house  23  Myrtle  street 
Cadwell  Mrs.  J.,  house  93  Quincy  street 

Cadwell  Marcus  M.,  foreman  B&ARR,  boards  292  Congress  street 

Cadwell  Mrs.  Sarah,  house  382  Hancock  street 

Cady  Edward  B.,  emp  Otto  Roloff,  boards  26  Franklin  street 

Cady  Francis  W.,  boards  Hancock  avenue 

Cady  Harry  A.,  emp  USA,  house  99  Franklin  street 

Cady  John,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  boards  29  Mill  street 

Cady  P.  G.,  house  Hancock  avenue 

Cafferty  James,  laborer,  house  33  Lombard  street 

Cafferty  Miss  Sabina,  dress-maker,  boards  33  Lombard  street 

Caffey  Mrs.  Julia,  house  foot  Mechanic  street 

Caffrey  James,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Mfg.  Co.,  boards  133  Union  street 

Caffrey  Phillip,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Highland  street 

Caffrey  Thomas  F.,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  85  Union  street 

Caffrey  William,  emp  A.  W.  Griswold,  house  5 Wilcox  block,  William  street 

Cain  Henry  J.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  111  Union  street 

Cain  John,  emp  John  Ames,  boards  221  Mill  street 

Calaghan  Hannah,  boarding-house,  56  Walnut  street 

Caldwell  Charles  E.,  engineer  NY,  NH&HRR,  house  60  Sargeant  st 

Caldwell  Franklin  W.,  silver-plater,  boards  167  Bridge  street 

Caldwell  Noah  L.,  emp  B&ARR,  boards  167  Bridge  street 

Caldwell  Mrs.  T.,  house  167  Bridge  street 

Calhoun  Charles,  boards  45  Mattoon  street 

Calhoun  J.  B.,  carpenter,  boards  123  Bridge  street 

Calhoun  Mrs.  William  B.,  house  45  Mattoon  street 

Calkins  M.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  185  State  street 

Calkins  Nelson,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  93  Linden  street 

Call  Amos,  (Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,)  house  832  Main  street 

Call  Charles  A.9  Dealer  in  Choice  Groceries  and  Provisions,  such  as 
Tea,  Coffee,  Flour,  Sugar,  Fish,  Salt,  Foreign  and  Domestic  Fruits.  Store  15  Mill 
street,  near  Alden's  mills.  House  14  Loring  street. 

Call  Mrs.  Cynthia,  house  64  Washington  street 

Call  George  N.,  clerk  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  24  Broad  street 


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Call  Oliver  C.,  carpenter,  boards  64  Washington  street 

Callahan  Andrew,  emp  USA,  boards  United  States  Hotel,  547  Main  street 

Callahan  Isaac,  laborer,  house  691  Main  street 

Callahan  John,  emp  Daniel  Lahey,  house  22  Liberty  street 

Callahan  Michael,  laborer,  house  50  Ferry  street 

Callahan  Patrick,  mason-tender,  house  96  Ferry  street 

Callahan  Thomas,  moulder,  boards  105  Bridge  street 

Callahan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Ferry  street,  Ferry  court 

Callender  William  F.,  teller  Chapin  Banking  & Trust  Co.,  boards  181  State  st 

Callihan  John,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  boards  40  Ferry  street 

Callinan  Dennis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  90  Ferry  street 

Callinan  Dennis  J.,  boards  90  Ferry  street 

Callinan  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  90  Ferry  street 

Caiman  William,  emp  J.  M.  Thompson,  house  90  Orleans  street 

Calnain  Edward,  laborer,  boards  40  Ferry  street 

Calnain  John,  laborer,  boards  40  Ferry  street 

Calnain  Timothy,  emp  B & A R R,  house  63  Ferry  street 

Camerlin  Fryser,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Main  street,  I O 

Camerlin  James,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Main  street,  I O 

Cameron  Joseph,  emp  USA,  house  66  Walnut  street 

Cameron  Timothy  G.,  book-keeper  Maxfield  & Co.,  house  59  Armory  street 

Camorlin  Maxime,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  corporation  block,  I O 

Camp  Alonzo,  (Camp  & Cooley,)  house  257  Chestnut  street 

Camp  Chauncey  K.,  clerk  in  post  office,  house  Union  street 

Camp  Samuel,  emp  USA,  house  Union  street 

Camp  & Cooley 9 194  Main  street,  Dealers  in  Choice  Family  Groceries 
and  Provisions,  Foreign  and  Domestic  Fruits,  etc.  Goods  delivered  in  all  parts  of 
the  City  free  of  charge.  House  corner  of  Chestnut  and  Liberty  streets. 

Alonzo  Camp,  house  257  Chestnut  street 
Wesley  M.  Cooley,  boards  44  Vine  street 

Campbell  A.  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  22  Franklin  street 

Campbell  Isaac,  emp  David  Smith  & Co.,  boards  William  street 

Campbell  James,  emp  David  Smith  & Co.,  house  William  street 

Campbell  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Winter  street 

Campbell  John  M.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  801  Main  street 

Campbell  P.  T.,  emp  William  G.  Bliss,  boards  69  Washington  street 

Campbell  Robert,  emp  F.  Ellison,  rooms  22  Franklin  street 

Campbell  Samuel,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Campbell  Thomas,  patent  agent,  boards  Sixteen  acres 

Candrian  Christian,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  52  Pendleton  avenue 

Caney  Thomas  B.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  Everett  street 

Canlon  N.,  emp  Allis  ,&  Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Cannon  Joseph,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  cor  Mill  and  Locust  sts 

FOR  COMBS  AND  HAIR  BRUSHES,  go  to  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  corner 

Main  and  State  Streets. 


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182  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Canterbury  Chester  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  282  Congress  street 

Canty  Mrs.  Mary,  boarding-house,  72  Liberty  street 

Capen  Charles  W.,  farmer,  boards  Sixteen  acres 

Capen  Mrs.  Lodisa,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Caplette  Dennis,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Capron  E.  D.,  book-keeper  Mass.  Mut.  Life  Ins.  Co.,  boards  55  Margaret  st 

Capron  J.  G.,  assessor,  house  55  Margaret  street 

Carew  Mrs.  Frank  M.,  boards  50  Howard  street 

Carew  Mrs.  Joseph,  house  8 Carew  street 

Carew  Lucius  M.,  farmer,  house  Plainfield  street 

Carey  Edward,  emp  Bemis,  Phillips  & Co.,  house  rear  4 Union  street 

Cargill  Henry,  clerk  Charles  A.  Call,  house  45  York  street 

Cargill  Thomas,  gardener,  house  Arlington  avenue 

Carhill  John,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  Union  street 

Carignan  Xavier,  house  block  17,  Indian  Orchard 

Carl  Silas,  emp  Josiah  Cummings,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 
Carleton  Andrew  J.,  emp  C.  W.  Richards  & Co.,  house  52  Linden  street 
Carleton  Guy,  clerk  Bagg  & Batchelder,  rooms  114  State  street 
“ Carlisle  ” school-house,  Boston  road 
Carlton  A.  R.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  352  Main  street 


CABLTOIST  HOUSE, 

ON  THE  EUROPEAN  PLAN, 

Hampden  Street,  near  Main,  One  Block  South  of  R.  R.  Depot, 

Meals  at  All  Hours  of  the  Day  and  Evening. 

CIGARS,  ENGLISH  AND  SCOTCH  ALES,  CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND. 

A.  HANRAHAN,  Proprietor. 

Carlton  R.  D.,  emp  USA,  rooms  15  Fort  block,  292  Main  street 

Carman  Mrs.  Lydia,  boarding-house,  47  Park  street 

Carmody  Mrs.  Ann,  house  396  Washington  street 

Carmody  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  house  59  Congress  street 

Camay  Dennis,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  61  Ferry  street 

Carney  John  J.,  emp  L.  W.  Fisher,  boards  153  Main  street 

Carney  Johanna,  washerwoman,  house  Chaffee  avenue 

Carney  Mrs.  Michael,  house  48  Sharon  street 

Caron  Rimie,  emp  Henry  King,  boards  foot  Main  street 

Caron  William  A.,  emp  A.  W.  Griswold,  house  142  Union  street 

Carpenter  A.,  emp  E.  S.  Stacy,  house  Pine  street 

Carpenter  Albert,  emp  Harvey  Butler,  boards  Boston  road 

Carpenter  Albert  L.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  44  Ringgold  street 

Carpenter  Alfred,  emp  Cutler  & Conkey,  house  107  Walnut  street 

Carpenter  Elias,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  75  Walnut  street 

Carpenter  Henry  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  44  Ringgold  street 

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At  301  Main  Street,  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Street. 


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Carpenter  Homer  R.,  emp  E.  C.  Sheldon,  rooms  16  Yernon  street 

Carpenter  James,  emp  J.  W.  Hawkes  & Co.,  house  Boston  road 

Carpenter  James  H.,  farmer,  boards  Boston  road 

Carpenter  Martin  H.,  expressman,  house  234  Liberty  street 

Carpenter  Samuel,  farmer,  house  Boston  road 

Carr  Mrs.  Faithful,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Carr  Frank  R.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  72  Bay  street 

Carr  John,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Caw  rT,  S • & Co.9  Manufacturers  of  all  kinds  of  Crackers,  Market  street, 
near  Harrison  avenue.  J.  S.  Carr,  house  148  Pearl  street. 

Carr  Lewis  F.,  emp  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  boards  148  Pearl  street 

Carr  Michael,  farmer,  house  White  street 

Carr  Nelson,  rustic  work,  shop  and  rooms  4 Dwight  street 

Carr  R.  A.,  machinist,  boards  192  Spring  street 

Carr  Robert,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  rooms  118  Margaret  street 

Carr  Thomas,  truckman,  house  118  Margaret  street 

Carr  Thomas,  emp  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Carr  Thomas  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  171  Franklin  street 

Carr  William  M.,  emp  G.  M.  Atwater,  house  349  Chestnut  street 

Carrier  Mrs.  Hannah,  house  318  Worthington  street 

Carrigan  Daniel,  emp  C R R,  boards  71  Congress  street 

Carrigan  David,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  Carlton  House,  11  Hampden  st 

Carrigan  John,  emp  T.  H.  Allen  & Brother,  house  105  Congress  street 

Carrigan  William,  emp  C R R,  house  71  Congress  street 

Carrington  Zenas  H.,  laborer,  house  224  Hancock  street 

Carroll  Albert  A.,  emp  C.  L.  Shaw,  boards  33  Margaret  street 

Carroll  Charles  M.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Carroll  H.  D.,  conductor  C R R,  house  30  Clinton  street 

Carroll  James,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  boards  29  Mill  street 

Carroll  John,  laborer,  house  55  Chaffee  avenue 

Carroll  Michael,  shoe-maker,  house  110  Sharon  street 

Carroll  Patrick,  emp  USA,  house  Allen  street 

Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Fitzgerald  & Page’s  block,  Worthington  street 

Carter  Charles  W , emp  USA,  house  162  Chestnut  street 

Carter  David,  emp  Street  Railway  Co.,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Carter  Edwin  Y.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  166  Chestnut  street 

Carter  George  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  259  Worthington  st 

Carter  Horatio  N.,  (Carter  & Cooley,)  house  59  John  street 

Carter  Jacob,  house  251  Worthington  street 

Carter  Lewis,  carpenter,  house  22  Essex  street 

Carter  Lewis,  laborer,  rooms  Willow  street 

Carter  Wm.  Piano  Tuner.  Order  book  at  Fay,  Hoadly  & Co’s  and 

Wilson  Spear  & Co’s.  House  46  Florence  street. 


If  you  are  “all  gone,”  WEBBBll’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  will  fetch  you 

back. 


MERCANTILE  PRINTING  OF  ALL  KINDS, 


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CAE-TEE,  &c  COOLEY, 

JOBBERS  AND  RETAILERS  OP 

Foreign  and  American  Dry  Goods, 

Live  Geese  Feathers,  Hosiery,  Gloves,  Fancy  Goods,  Etc.,  Etc., 

PATTON'S  BLOCK,  278  MAIN  STREET,  NEAR  THE  DEPOT. 

H.  Nelson  Carter,  house  69  John  street 
Charles  B.  Cooley,  house  64  Pearl  street 

Case  Mrs.  A.  B.,  house  Main  street 

Case  E.  E.,  boards  90  High  street 

Case  Henry  0.,  (Case  & Clark,)  house  Westfield 

Case  Horatio  N.,  president  Pynchon  National  Bank,  house  92  Maple  street 

Case  & Clark,  Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  and  Ketail  Dealers  in 
Foreign  and  Domestic  Cigars,  Chewing  and  Smoking  Tobacco,  Snuff,  Meerschaum 
Pipes,  etc.  Bass  & Co’s  East  India  Pale  and  Burton  Ale  on  Draught.  Main  street, 
opposite  Court  Square. 

Henry  O.  Case,  house  Westfield,  Mass. 

Noah  B.  Clark,  house  93  Park  street 

Casey  A.  P.,  emp  USA,  house  59  Walnut  street 

Casey  Dennis,  emp  John  Olmstead,  house  East  William  street 

Casey  Dennis  D.,  emp  Handy  side  & Jarrett,  boards  227  Worthington  street 

Casey  James,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  62  Park  street 

Casey  John,  laborer,  boards  58  Ferry  street 

Casey  John  E.,  emp  Michael  Casey,  boards  227  Worthington  street 

Casey  J\l.,  207  Worthington  street  above  Chestnut.  Dealer  in  Meats, 
Poultry,  Hams,  Lard,  Sausages,  Vegetables,  etc.  House  227  Worthington  street 
Cashin  Martin,  emp  Smith  & Gage,  house  93  York  street 

Cashin  JMvs .,  365  Main  street,  Dealer  in  first-class  Millinery  and  Fancy 
Goods. 

Cashin  William,  emp  New  England  Card  and  Paper  Co.,  house  694  Main  st 

Casman  J.  P.,  emp  McGregory  & Son,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Cass  Kev.  John  A.,  pastor  Central  Methodist  church,  house  53  Wilcox  street 

Cassidy  John,  laborer,  house  151  Lyman  street 

Castle  H.  M.,  (Morgan  Envelope  Co.,)  house  36  Sargeant  street 

Caston  August,  boards  37  Dwight  street 

Cate  George  P.,  emp  B & ARR,  house  40  Holyoke  street 

Cate  John  T.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Oak  street 

Cate  Nathaniel,  Dealer  in  Choice  Family  Groceries  and  Provisions, 
corner  State  and  Walnut  streets,  opposite  United  States  Armory.  House  614 
Union  street. 

Cates  Alvin  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Winter  street 
Catlin  William  B.,  emp  H.  A.  Shaw,  boards  27  Loring  street 


SINGERS  should  never  be  without  DR.  HOOKER’S  SOLIDIFIED  BALSAM  OR 

COUGH  LOZENGES. 


At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


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Cavanaugh  John,  emp  H.  C.  Trask,  house  old  Chicopee  Falls  road 
Cavanaugh  Michael,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  h 10  Trask’s  blk,  river  bank 
Cavanaugh  Morris,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Light  Co.,  house  2 Mechanics’  row 
Cavanaugh  Thomas,  emp  W.  L.  Flynt,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Ceaser  George  H.  A.,  laborer,  house  233  Quincy  street 
Chaffee  Mrs.  C.  A.,  house  90  Worthington  street 
Chaffee  C.  C.,  M.  D.,  house  154  Chestnut  street 

Chaffee  Miss  Emma,  private  school,  cor  Emery  and  Main  sts,  bds  177  Union  st 

Chaffee  F.  D.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  115  Summer  street 

Chaffee  Frank  W.,  emp  B & A It  R,  house  115  Summer  street 

Chaffee  George  E.,  clerk,  boards  45  Holyoke  street 

Chaffee  Mrs.  Harriet  A.,  house  63  Bay  street 

Chaffee  M.  E.,  carpenter,  boards  298  Main  street 

Chaffee  Mrs.  Panthea,  house  North  Wilbraham  road 

Chaffee  R.  D.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  26  Dale  street 

Chaffee  Thomas  S.,  house  177  Union  street 

Chalker  Gilbert  J.,  emp  USA,  house  84  Orleans  street 

Chalmers  David 9 General  Lithographer  and  Engraver,  Goodrich  block, 
260  Main  street.  Bonds,  Certificates  of  Stock  and  Deposits,  Checks,  Notes,  Drafts, 
Receipts,  Envelopes,  Bill,  Note,  Letter  and  Policy  Headings,  Show  Cards,  Maps, 
Plans,  Views,  Autograph  Circulars,  etc.,  etc.  Manufacturers’  Labels  of  all  kinds 
a specialty.  House  202  Spring  street. 

Chamberlain  Addie,  school-teacher,  boards  46  Walnut  street 
Chamberlain  Joseph  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  83  Park  street 
Chamberlain  L.  Judson,  emp  D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,  boards  21  Emery  street 
Chamberlain  M.  J.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  191  High  street 
Chamberlain  R.  S.,  emp  George  W.  Tapley,  house  316  Union  street 
Chamberlain  R.  S.,  emp  Butterfield  & Gilbert,  house  State  street 
Chamberlain  William  G.,  foreman  USA,  house  198  High  street 
Chamberlain  William  G.  S.,  emp  H.  W.  Phelps,  boards  198  High  street 
Chamberlin  Frank,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  146  Bridge  street 
Chamberlin  R.  B.,  emp  H.  M.  Conkey,  boards  29  Gray’s  court 
Champ  James,  boards  Water  street,  new  blk  between  Bridge  and  Worthington  sts 
Champaigne  Damasse,  emp  Simpson  Clark,  house  865  Main  street 
Chandler  Arthur,  boards  82  Charles  street 

Chandler  Charles  H.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  36  Terrence  street 
Chandler  Frank  N.,  emp  and  boards  Pynchon  House,  243  Main  street 
Chandler  G.  H.,  emp  E.  G.  Washburn,  boards  Union  House,  5*28  Main  street 
Chandler  Hattie  M.,  school-teacher,  boards  171  Union  street 
Chandler  Henry  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  28  Fairbanks’  avenue 
Chandler  Henry  J.,  emp  Hitchcock  & Sanderson,  house  140  Union  street 
Chandler  Joseph  L.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  90  Walnut  street 

WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  invigorate  THE  WHOLE  SYSTEM. 

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186  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Chandler  *7.  JME,  & Co,,  509  Main  street,  Dealers  in  Teas,  Coffee,  But- 
ter, Cheese,  Flour,  Eggs,  Lard,  Maple  Sugar,  and  a general  assortment  of  Choice 
Family  Groceries. 

John  M.  Chandler,  house  60  Bliss  street 
C.  E.  Ashcraft,  house  53  State  street 

Chandler  Mrs.  Lovina,  house  82  Charles  street 
Chandler  M.  M.,  engineer  Smith  & Wesson,  house  171  Union  street 
Chandler  N.  S.,  (Chandler  & Bemis,)  house  Blake’s  hill 
Chandler  W.  D.,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  67  William  st 
Chandler  William,  carpenter,  house  45  King  street 
Chandler  & Bemis,  proprietors  Pynchon  House,  243  Main  street 
N.  S.  Chandler,  house  Blake's  hill 
William  M.  Bemis,  house  Pynchon  House 
Chapin  Abijah  W.,  (A.  W.  Chapin  & Co.,)  house  Deerfield 
Chapin  A.  C.,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 
Chapin  Adolphus  F.,  book-keeper  Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  house  35  Ringgold  st 

Chapin  A,  L,9  23  Barnes’  block,  Main  street,  Practical  Architect  and 
Builder.  Plans  and  Specifications  for  Public  and  Private  Buildings  furnished  at 
short  notice.  House  96  Leon  street. 

Chapin  A.  L.,  emp  A.  J.  Pease,  boards  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  st 
Chapin  Albert  A.,  clerk  Springfield  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co.,  boards  96  Leon  st 
Chapin  Albert  P.,  farmer,  house  657  Chestnut  street 
Chapin  Mrs.  Alexander,  house  393  Union  street 
Chapin  Alonzo  B.,  emp  W.  S.  Arms,  house  415  State  street 
Chapin  Andrew  J.,  general  car  agent  B & A R R,  house  16  North  street 
Chapin  A.  T.,  paper  hanger,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 
Chapin  A.  W.  & Co.,  insurance  agents,  499  Main  street 
Abijah  W.  Chapin,  house  Deerfield 
E.  Dudley  Chapin,  rooms  276  Union  street 
Chapin  Banking  and  Trust  Co.,  239  Main  street 
Chapin  Charles,  farmer,  house  Blake  street 

Chapin  Charles  L.,  (Chapin,  Wooster  & Co.,)  boards  630  Main  street 
Chapin  Charles  O.,  (Chapin  & Gould,)  chairman  Water  Com.,  bds  Haynes’  Hotel 
Chapin  Charles  W.,  coal  dealer,  87  State  street,  house  56  High  street 
Chapin  Chester  W.,  president  B & A R R,  house  149  Chestnut  street 
Chapin  C.  W.,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
Chapin  David  B.,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  boards  146  Bridge  street 
Chapin  D.  Emerson,  emp  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  house  287  Chestnut  street 

Chapin  D,  31. 9 Optician,  Flint  Glass  Spectacles.  Mr.  Chapin  cuts  and 
sets  the  Flint  Glass  in  Gold,  Silver,  or  Steel  Frames,  to  suit  the  eyes  of  his  customers. 
The  focus  warranted  correct.  An  experience  of  twenty  years  enables  him  to  speak 
with  confidence.  “ A word  to  the  wise  is  sufficient.”  Office  432  Main  street,  over 
Tinkham  & Co’s.  House  304  Union  street. 

Chapin  Drayton  A.,  emp  Henry  A.  Kibbe,  boards  Pease  hill 


For  the  best  IMPORTED  AND  AMERICAN  FANCY  GOODS,  go  to  WEBBER’S 
DRUG  STORE,  corner  Main  and  State  Streets. 


Done  to  Order  at  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


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Chapin  E.  D.,  cashier  John  Hancock  National  Bank,  house  84  Maple  street 

Chapin  E.  Dudley,  (A.  W.  Chapin  & Co.,)  rooms  276  Union  street 

Chapin  Edward  P.,  (Chapin  & Kibbee,)  house  648  State  street 

Chapin  Elijah  P.,  emp  USA,  house  Mill  street 

Chapin  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 

Chapin  Ellsworth,  emp  B & A E R,  house  101  High  street 

Chapin  E.  S.,  (M.  & E.  S.  Chapin,)  house  81  Chestnut  street 

Chapin  Frank,  emp  J.  B.  RumriH  & Co.,  boards  97  William  street 

Chapin  Franklin  V.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  corner  Maple  and  Pine  streets 

Chapin  George  W.,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Chapin  Harvey,  house  171  Liberty  street 

Chapin  Henry  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  37  Vine  street 

Chapin  Mrs.  H.  W.,  boards  106  Water  street 

Chapin  Marcus,  emp  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  113  Franklin  street 
Chapin  Marvin,  (M.  & E.  S.  Chapin,)  house  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
Chapin  Milo,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 
Chapin  Milton,  house  29  Stebbins  street 

Chapin  M.  & E.  S.,  proprietors  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
Marvin  Chapin,  house  Massasoit  House 
Ethan  S.  Chapin,  house  81  Chestnut  street 

Chapin  Norman,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  518  Union  st 
Chapin  Orlando,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  539  Union  street 
Chapin  Pliny,  emp  USA,  house  648  State  street 
Chapin  Samuel  C.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  146  Bridge  street 
Chapin  Samuel  W.,  carpenter,  house  135  Florence  street 
Chapin  Mrs.  Sarah  A.,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 
Chapin  Mrs.  Sophia  C.,  house  220  High  street 
Chapin  Sharon  P.,  farmer,  house  Blake  street 
Chapin  Stephen,  conductor  B & A R R,  house  2 Boylston  avenue 
Chapin  William,  emp  Ray  & Taylor,  boards  237  Chestnut  street 
Chapin,  Wooster  & Co.,  wholesale  millinery,  352  Main  street 
C.  L.  Chapin,  boards  630  Main  street' 

W.  H.  H.  Wooster,  house  235  North  Main  street 
Chapin  & Gould,  paper  manufacturers,  Huntington,  office  394  Main  street 
Charles  O.  Chapin,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
Henry  A.  Gould,  house  Maple  street 

Chapi/M  & Kibbee,  244  Main  street,  Massasoit  House  block,  Importers 
and  general  Dealers  in  English,  German  and  American  Hardware,  in  every  variety. 
Leather  and  Rubber  Belting,  Cut  Nails  and  Spikes,  Builders’  Hardware,  Machinists’ 
Tools,  Carpenters’  Tools  of  all  kinds,  Files,  Emery,  Glue,  Wire,  Finishing  Nails  and 
Brads,  Sand  Paper,  Emery  Paper  and  Cloth,  Lead  Pipe,  Sheet  Lead,  Sheet  Zinc, 
Sheet  Brass,  Pig  Tin,  Spelter,  Antimony,  Babbitt,  Solder,  Carriage  Wood  Work 
of  all  kinds. 

E.  P.  Chapin,  house  Pearl  street 
C.  A.  Kibbee,  boards  57  Bliss  street 


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188  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Chapman  Mrs.  C.  B.,  music  teacher,  h Myrtle,  cor  Hampden  st,  Indian  Orchard 

Chapman  Charles,  book-keeper  T.  M.  Allen,  house  43  Armory  street 

Chapman  Christian  F.,  barber  210  Worthington  street,  boards  129  Lyman  st 

Chapman  Harvey,  emp  Charles  E.  Cooley,  boards  Boston  road 

Chapman  Mrs.  James  P.,  house  70  Pynchon  street 

Chapman  Miles,  emp  J.  M.  Thompson,  boards  Colton  street 

Chapman  Samuel  B.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  47  Margaret  street 

Chapman  Samuel  J.,  house  36  Pynchon  street 

Chapman  Z.  R.,  policeman,  house  247  Central  street 

Charais  Joseph,  carpenter,  'boards  1 Worthington  street 

Charby  Alexander,  emp  Joseph  Dassutt,  house  717  Main  street 

Charlton  Mrs.  Eliza,  boarding-house,  Water  st  between  Bridge  and  Worth’n  sts 

Charron  Henry,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  corporation  block,  I 0 

Charrow  Peter,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Charter  Mrs.  Addie,  house  52  Morris  street 

Charter  Daniel,  house  541  State  street 

Charter  Lehman  M.,  emp  R.  E.  Cooper  & Co.,  boards  541  State  street 

Chase  Chauncey  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  82  Gardner  street 

Chase  Frank,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Chase  Frank  V.,  boards  83  Elm  street 

Chase  James,  teamster,  house  66  James  street 

Chase  J.  B.  T.,  express  agent,  house  18  Salem  street 

Chase  J.  G.,  lumber  dealer,  Hartford,  Conn.,  house  Blake’s  hill 

Chase  John,  foreman  Peck  & Baker,  house  83  Elm  street 

Chase  Louis  W.,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  house  1 Wilcox  block,  William  street 

Chase  Mrs.  Martha  S.,  house  129  Bridge  street 

Chase  Rufus,  (Day,  Jobson  & Chase,)  house  Madison  avenue  corner  Central  st 

Chatfield  Henry  B.,  carpenter,  house  Eastern  avenue 

Chattaway  James,  machinist,  house  Sunny  hill,  near  Advent  camp  ground 

Chattaway  John  J.,  contractor  Smith  & Wesson,  h cor  Spruce  st  & Hancock  ave 

Chaurin  Toussaint,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street  [344  Main  street 

Cheever  Frederick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  15  Hurlbut’s  block 

Cheever  Fred’k  T.,  elk  Newell  & Battersby,  rms  15  Hurlbut’s  blk,  344  Main  st 

Cheever  Mrs.  M.  H.,  dress-maker,  rooms  15  Hurlbut’s  block,  344  Main  street 

Chesney  William,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  1 0 

Chester  S.  F.,  principal  Elm  street  school,  house  48  Walnut  street 

Chickering  Joseph  K.,  classical  teacher  high  school,  boards  582  Main  street 

Chicopee  National  Bank,  464  Main  street 

Child  David,  foreman  paint  shop  C R R,  house  68  Clinton  street 

Child  Elisha,  Jr.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  125  Water  street 

Child  My V OKI,  Planing  and  Moulding  Mills,  40  to  50  Liberty  street. 
Planing  and  Matching  of  every  description  done  to  order.  House  48  Stebbins  street. 

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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  189 


Child  Nathaniel,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  old  Chicopee  road 

Children’s  Home,  Buckingham  street  near  State 

Childs  Augustus  L.,  truckman,  house  Sheldon  street 

Childs  Charles  S.,  clerk  J.  It.  Childs,  boards  27  High  street 

Childs  George  H.,  clerk  C.  C.  Merritt,  boards  116  Bay  street 

Childs  J.  P.,  mason,  house  116  Bay  street 

Childs  J.  R.,  boots  and  shoes,  346  Main  street,  house  27  High  street 
Childs  Levi  C.,  clerk  J.  R.  Childs,  boards  27  High  street 
Childs  M.  L.,  teamster,  house  19  Grosvenor  street 
Childs  Miss  M.  L.,  dress-maker,  house  41  Harrison  avenue 
Childs  Tyler,  milkman,  house  114  North  street 

Chillingworth  Felix,  proprietor  Armory  store,  State  st,  house  62  Armory  st 

Chilson  Charles  H.,  lather,  boards  728  Union  street 

Chilson  Festus,  carpenter,  house  728  Union  street 

Chilson  Frank,  carpenter,  boards  15  Union  street 

Chilson  James  F.,  lather,  boards  728  Union  street 

Chilson  Philetus,  tin  peddler,  house  Boston  road 

Chilson  Mrs.  Susan,  house  17  Lombard  street 

Chippie  David,  cook,  house  691  Main  street 

Chisholm  Alexander,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  st 

Choren  Mrs.  Ann,  boarding-house,  house  20  Wight  avenue 

Christy  Charles  H.,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  59  Loring  street 

Chubbuck  Thomas 9 Engraver  and  Lithographer  in  every  branch  of 
the  arts.  Landscapes,  Portraits,  Illustrations,  Checks,  Letter-heads,  Labels,  Seals, 
Door-plates,  &c.  A specialty  made  of  Business,  Wedding,  Reception  and  Visiting 
Cards,  artisticJMonograms,  and  the  choicest  varieties  of  Wedding  Stationery.  Office 
469  Main  street,  opposite  Chicopee  Bank.  Boards  22  Vernon  street. 

Church  George,  cotton  batting  manufacturer,  house  Winthrop  street 
Church  Jefferson,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  54  Elm  street 
Church  Joel,  emp  B & A R R,  house  29  Stebbins  street 
Churchill  Charles  H.,  clerk  Chicopee  National  Bank,  house  15  Bliss  street 
City  Almshouse,  Boston  road 

City  Directory  Office , Worthy’s  Block , 301  Main  st . 

City  Hall,  opposite  Court  square,  Court  street 
City  Library,  State  street  near  Chestnut 

Claflin  Alden,  carpenter,  South  Main  street,  house  789  Main  street 

Claffin  Edgar  A.,  book-keeper  McKnight,  Norton  & Hawley,  bds  789  Main  st 

Clancey  Jerre,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  72  Liberty  street 

Clancey  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Ferry  st,  Ferry  court 

Clapp  A,  F,9  Civil  and  Mining  Engineer  and  Surveyor.  Office  4 Goodrich 
block,  Main  street,  boards  30  Sargeant  street.  References : Hon.  Samuel  B.  Spooner, 
Dr.  J.  C.  Pynchon,  Dr.  William  G.  Breck,  Mr.  S.  R.  Phillips. 

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190  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Clapp  A.  M.,  emp  NY,  NH&HRR,  house  10  Mechanic  street 
Clapp  Mrs.  Fanny  L.,  house  49  Greenwood  street 
Clapp  Heman,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  rooms  83  Bliss  street 
Clapp  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  47  Worthington  street 
Clapp  Julius  M.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  144  Walnut  street 
Clappin  L.  H.,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  bds  Park  Street  House,  2 Park  st 
Clark  A.  H.,  emp  USA,  house  573  Union  street 
Clark  Alba  A.,  carpenter,  rooms  corner  Hancock  and  Quincy  streets 
Clark  Alvin  A.,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  870  Main  street 
Clark  A.  0.,  truckman,  house  381  Water  street 
Clark  A.  W.,  artist,  house  584  Liberty  street 
Clark  Mrs.  Carrie  E.,  house  82  Walnut  street 
Clark  *Charles,  emp  Josiah  Bumstead,  boards  129  North  street 
Clark  Charles,  machinist,  boards  342  Worthington  street 
Clark  Charles  H.,  emp  H.  J.  Powell,  house  70  Linden  street 
Clark  David,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  177  State  street 
Clark  David  F.,  emp  USA,  house  40  Pendleton  avenue 
Clark  D.  W.,  fish  and  oysters,  house  49  Ashley  street 
Clark  Dwight,  teacher  truant  school,  house  68  Bradford  street 
Clark  E.  C.,  emp  F.  Wiese,  boards  149  State  street 
Clark  Edward,  boards  398  Maple  street 
Clark  E.  Webster,  emp  USA,  house  Hancock  street 
Clark  Ezra  W.,  slater,  house  45  Vine  street 
Clark  F.  F.,  emp  H.  Southland,  boards  146  Bridge  street 
Clark  Franklin  A.,  emp  J.  W.  Goodrich,  boards  Pearl  street 
Clark  Frederick  W.,  emp  Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  h 70  Linden  st 
Clark  George  B.,  slater,  house  63  Holyoke  street 
Clark  George  F.,  emp  Leonard  Clark,  boards  620  Main  street 
Clark  George  G.,  expressman,  house  837  Walnut  street 
Clark  George  H.,  (G.  H.  Clark  & Co.,)  house  196  Spring  street 
Clark  George  L.,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  boards  221  Worthington  street 
Clark  George  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 
Clark  G.  H.  & Co.,  surcingle  and  halter  web  manufacturers,  45  Taylor  street 
G H.  Clark,  house  196  Spring  street 
D.  C.  Frost,  house  315  Chestnut  street 
William  Merriam,  house  315  Chestnut  street 
Clark  Harris,  emp  L.  Clark,  rooms  620  Main  street 
Clark  Henry,  real  estate  broker,  431  Main  street,  house  21  Bradford  street 
Clark  Henry,  emp  S.  Cook,  rooms  11  Cook’s  avenue 
Clark  Henry  G.,  emp  J.  T.  Webber,  house  Mulberry  street 
Clark  Hugh,  laborer,  house  Cross  street 
Cark  James,  emp  Galpin  & Bliss,  boards  29  Stockbridge  street 
Clark  James,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Walnut  street 
Clark  James  H.,  emp  USA,  house  High  street 


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Clark  James  H.,  clerk  W.  S.  Clark  & Co.,  boards  48  Auburn  street 

Clark  James  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  69  Holyoke  street 

Clark  John,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  boards  23  Elm  street 

Clark  John,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  Ashley  street 

Clark  John,  teamster,  boards  Armory  street 

Clark  John  B.,  city  express,  house  18  Fairbanks’  avenue 

Clark  John  F.,  boards  Park  street 

Clark  John  W.,  truckman,  house  Plumtree  road 

Clark  John  W.,  emp  H.  J.  Powell,  boards  70  Linden  street 

Clark  John  W.,  conductor  B & ARR,  house  90  Franklin  street 

Clark  Julius  G.,  machinist,  house  39  Mulberry  street 

Clark  Leonard,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  house  221  Worthington  street 

LEONARD  CLARK, 

MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN 

MAGEE  COOK,  OFFICE  AND  PARLOR  STOVES 

AND  FURNACES. 

Also,  Iron  Sinks,  Enameled  Kettles,  Tin,  Glass,  Britannia  and  Wooden  Wares,  Table 
Cutlery,  and  a variety  of  House  Furnishing  Articles.  Also,  dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Paper 
stock.  Nos.  104  and  106  State  street.  House  620  Main,  corner  Wilcox  street. 

Clark  Lloyd  B.,  machinist,  house  342  Worthington  street 

Clark  Luther,  house  68  Pynchon  street 

Clark  Mrs.  Mary,  house  near  foot  Margaret  street 

Clark  Mrs.  Mary  A.  P.,  clairvoyant  physician,  house  42  Greenwood  street 

Clark  Miss  M.  Louise,  teacher  in  high  school,  boards  50  Howard  street 

Clark  Mrs.  Nelson,  house  256  Water  street 

Clark  Noah  B.,  (Case  & Clark,)  house  93  Park  street 

Clark  Peter,  emp  Simpson  Clark,  house  120  Margaret  street 

Clark  Robert,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  100  Worthington  street 

Clarfo  Simpson,  Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in  Stoves,  Ranges,  Hot-Air 
Furnaces,  Iron  Sinks,  Tin,  Glass,  Britannia  and  Wooden  Ware,  Table  Cutlery  and 
a variety  of  House  Furnishing  Goods.  Eave  Troughs,  Tin  Roofing,  and  every 
description  of  Tin,  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Work  done  to  order.  Also  Dealer  in  all 
kinds  of  Paper  Stock  and  Old  Junk.  No.  157  State  street.  House  13  Wilcox  street. 

Clark  Sumner,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  rear  4 Bridge  street 
Clark  S.  Waldo,  emp  B & A R R,  house  59  Morgan  street 
Clark  Thomas,  emp  J.  T.  Kane,  boards  90  Worthington  street 
Clark  Wallace,  horse  broker,  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street 

Clark  Walter  S.  & Co.,  268  Main  street,  and  1 and  2 Hampden  street. 
Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  Hats,  Caps,  Furs,  Trunks,  Bags,  Shirts,  Collars, 
Ties,  Gloves,  Hosiery,  Overalls,  Jumpers,  Umbrellas,  Canes,  etc.,  etc.  Hats  made  to 
order.  Shirts  made  to  order.  Cash  paid  for  shipping  Furs. 

W.  S.  Clark,  boards  48  Auburn  street. 

Clark  William  C.,  emp  USA,  boards  31  Elliott  street 


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192  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Clark  William  J.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  96  Walnut  street 

Clark  William  L.,  house  37  Sargeant  street 

Clark  William  M.,  whitewashes  house  31  Hancock  street 

Clark  William  M.,  carpenter,  house  Douglass  avenue 

Clark  W.  H.,  emp  J.  Cummings,  boards  113  Bay  street 

Clark  W.  S.,  stoves  and  tin  ware,  Main  street  cor  Sharon,  boards  16  Vernon  st 

W.  CLABKE i. 

Florist. 

CHOICE  FLOWERING  SHRUBS  AND  ROSES,  BEDDING  PLANTS, 

BULBS,  SEEDS,  &C_ 

Cut  Flowers,  Wreaths,  Crosses,  etc.,  furnished  to  order. 

311  Main  street.  House  36  Bond  street 

Clary  Dennis,  emp  Charles  W.  Chapin,  house  132  William  street 

Clary  Michael,  mason,  boards  57  Hampden  street 

Clary  Gen.  R.  E.,  house  corner  High  street  and  Ingraham  avenue 

Clary  Mrs.  William,  house  53  Sharon  street 

Clayton  James  H.,  emp  USA,  house  163  Quincy  street 

Clayton  James  M.,  emp  F.  W.  Fawcett,  house  13  James  street 

Cleaveland  George  M.,  emp  N.  Cate,  house  65  Walnut  street 

Cleaveland  John  T.,  emp  USA,  house  616  State  street 

Cleaveland  Norman,  teamster,  house  68  Ashley  street 

Cleeland  James,  book-keeper  J.  W.  Grant,  house  92  Cedar  street 

Clegg  James,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I 0 

Clegg  William  L.,  proprietor  Nayassett  House,  35  Railroad  street 

Clemens  George  F.,  emp  Springfield  Collar  Co.,  house  corner  Pine  and  Cedar  sts 

Clement  Frank  D.,  machinist,  house  190  High  street 

Clement  Fred  M.,  emp  Devine  & Knox,  boards  258  Worthington  street 

Clement  Mrs.  J.  C.,  dress-maker,  house  242  Walnut  street 

Cleveland  Charles  H.,  blacksmith,  East  Court  street,  house  151  Main  street 

Cleveland  William  E.,  emp  Wm  G.  Wallace,  boards  Water  st,  Indian  Orchard 

Clew  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  7 State  street 

Cliff  George,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  149  Dwight  street 

Clifford  Eugene,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Clifford  John,  boarding-house  block,  1,  Indian  Orchard 

Clifford  John,  emp  superintendent  of  streets,  house  46  Linden  street 

Clifford  Patrick,  emp  George  T.  Wason,  boards  252  Liberty  street 

Cline  Albert,  emp  USA,  house  491  Hancock  street 

Clinton  Henry,  laborer,  house  Willow  street 

Clinton  William,  laborer,  house  Willow  street 

Clogston  William,  emp  Bay  State  Paper  Co.,  house  153  Union  street 

Clohassey  Martin,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  46  Ferry  street 


BUFFALO,  RUBBER,  HORN  and  IVORY  COMBS  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG 
STORE,  corner  Main  and  State  streets. 


And  at  satisfactory  rates,  at  301  Main  Street. 


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Closson  Mrs.  Mary  A.,  house  176  Bridge  street 

Clough  Alfred,  special  policeman,  house  66  Fremont  street 

Clough  Columbus,  emp  Charles  S.  Ferry,  house  331  Water  street 

Clough  Mrs.  C.,  dress-maker,  house  331  Waiter  street 

Clough  Edward  G.,  emp  J.  W.  Adams,  rooms  780  Chestnut  street 

Clough  Frank  W.,  machinist,  house  99  Franklin  street 

Clough  Wyman,  emp  J.  C.  Medbery,  house  165  Worthington  street 

Cloyes  Charles  C.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  King  street 

Cloyes  Chauncey,  painter,  house  Cedar  street 

Cloyes  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  21  Linden  street 

Clues  Rudolph,  emp  Jerry  Martin,  boards  Blake’s  hill  road 

Clune  Patrick,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  66  Dwight  street 

Clyde  M.  A.,  railroad  contractor,  house  33  Pearl  street 

Coakley  Daniel  J.,  plasterer,  house  58  Sharon  street 

Coan  George,  emp  Hood  & Miller,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Coates  George  M.,  emp  Orrin  Pratt,  house  93  William  street 

Coates  Henry  C.,  emp  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 31  Whitney  avenue 

Coates  Marshall,  emp  Seymour  Brothers,  boards  91  Court  street 

Coats  A.  J.,emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  house  97  Worthington  street 

Coats  Charles,  house  Park  street 

Coats  Edward  M.,  government  gauger,  boards  714  State  street 

Coats  Lorenzo  B.,  emp  C.  D.  Leet  & Co.,  house  40  East  William  street 

Coats  P.  Albert,  emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  house  97  Worthington  street 

Cobb  A.  P.,  emp  USA,  house  195  Walnut  street 

Cobb  Freeman  L.,  carpenter,  boards  18  Summer  street 

Cobb  Jennie  R.,  school-teacher,  boards  195  Walnut  street 

Cobleigh  Rufus  N.,  well-digger,  house  Union  street 

Cobleigh  William  N.,  emp  T.  W.  Gilbert,  boards  Union  street 

Coburn  Francis  C.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  82  Boylston  street 

Coburn  John,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  50  Orleans  street 

Coburn  T.  W.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  161  Fulton  street 

Cochrane  Miss  Mary  A.,  house  78  Maple  street 

Code  George  E.,  carpenter,  house  54  Winthrop  street 

Cody  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  corner  Main  and  Essex  streets 

Cody  Martin,  moulder,  house  53  Colton  street 

Cody  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  71  Essex  street 

Coe  Mrs.  Eliza  B.,  boards  322  Worthington  street 

Coe  Levi  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  234  Carew  street 

Coe  S.  Morris,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  322  Worthington  street 

Coe  T.  J.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  bds  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  st 

Coenan  Louis,  music  teacher,  house  169  Maple  street 

Coffee  Daniel,  emp  superintendent  of  streets,  house  31  Elm  street 

Coffee  Mrs.  Theodore  D.,  boards  67  Vernon  street 

WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  are  without  equal  for  Biliousness 

and  Indigestion. 

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Coffey  Mrs.  Ellen,  dress-maker,  house  62  Congress  street 
Coffey  Jeremiah,  stone-cutter,  house  39  Sharon  street 
Coffey,  Patrick,  laborer,  house  80  Ferry  street 

Coffin  Edward  B.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  292  Worthington  st 

Coffin  Miss  Lydia  B.,  house  292  Worthington  street 

Coffin  Mrs.  Sarah,  boards  241  Walnut  street 

Coffran  James,  superintendent  city  farm,  house  North  street 

Coffran  Michael,  emp  Algernon  S.  Ellis,  boards  Brightwood 

Cognac  Dociety,  emp  Martin  H.  Carpenter,  house  82  Liberty  street 

Cogniac  Elizier,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  156  Florence  street 

Cohen  A.  L.,  commercial  traveler,  house  18  Emery  street 

Cohen  John,  emp  C.  H.  Stebbins,  house  16  Dwight  street 

Cohen  Timothy,  emp  J.  H.  Cook  & Co.,  house  64  Sharon  street 

Coian  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  148  Worthington  street 

Coita  Pierre,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Cokely  Edward,  emp  Henry  F.  Bailey,  house  31  Mechanic  street 

Cokely  James,  laborer,  house  Eastern  avenue 

Colbach  Miss  Mary  A.,  seamstress,  rooms  46  Wilcox  street 

Colbert  Patrick,  laborer,  house  28  Sharon  street 

Colby  Frank,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  51  Morgan  street 

Colby  John,  359,  formerly  177  Main  street.  The  best  and  cheapest 
place  to  buy  Millinery  and  Fancy  Goods,  Imitation  and  Real  Hair,  Toilet  Goods, 
Jewelry,  &c.,  &c.  Also  agent  for  the  iEtna  Sewing  Machine. 

Colby  John  A.,  house  22  Main  street 

Colby  Joseph,  carpenter,  boards  Stockbridge  street 

Colby  Ophelius,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  rooms  Crossett  avenue 

Cole  Mrs.  Elvira,  dress-maker,  house  22  Orleans  street 

Cole  Miss  Fanny  M. , school-teacher,  boards  71  State  street 

Cole  Mrs.  Jane,  house  437  Central  street 

Cole  Leland  V.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  285  Main  street 
Coleman  Miss  Bridget,  (M.  & B.  Coleman)  boards  24  Bay  street 
Coleman  Frank  B.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  539  Main  street 
Coleman  Jerre  D.,  emp  J.  N.  Bull,  house  30  Monroe  street 
Coleman  Misses  M.  & B.,  milliners,  282  Main  street 
Mary  Coleman,  boards  24  Bay  street 
Bridget  Coleman,  boards  24  Bay  street 
Coles  Leonard,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  9 Worthington  street 
Collier  Mrs.  Mary  T.,  magnetic  physician,  house  and  office  127  Bridge  street 
Collins  Mrs.  Abigail,  house  Long  hill 
Collins  Daniel,  mason,  house  654  Union  street 
Collins  Edward,  emp  Webster  Ice  Co.,  house  26  Liberty  street 
Collins  Enoch  C.,  expressman.,  house  15  Central  street  avenue 
Collins  Frederick,  boards  47  Wilcox  street 


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Collins  Henry,  house  24  Bay  street 

Collins  Henry  A.,  M.  D.,  house  60,  office  62  Elm  street 

Collins  Jabez,  boards  371  Central  street 

Collins  James,  house  128  Essex  street 

Collins  James  D.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  57  Florence  street 

Collins  James  E.,  emp  Harvey  Cutler,  boards  Boston  road 

Collins  John,  emp  C.  E.  White  & Co.,  boards  112  Congress  street 

Collins  Michael,  empB&ARR,  house  151  Lyman  street 

Collins  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Berkshire  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Collins  Patrick,  emp  R.  E.  Ladd,  house  Boston  road 

Collins  Patrick,  emp  Springfield  Fire  Department,  boards  Wight  avenue 

Collins  Patrick,  emp  J.  W.  Etawkes  & Co.,  house  rear  6 Union  street 

Collins  Patrick  J.,  expressman,  boards  112  Congress  street 

Collins  Phillip,  emp  Edwards  W.  Ryan,  house  47  Wilcox  street 

Collins  Richard,  emp  B & A R R,  house  18  Ferry  street 

Collins  Thomas  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  112  Congress  street 

Collins  William,  house  47  Florence  street 

Collins  William,  cigar-maker,  Suffield,  house  93  Ferry  street 

Collins  William  S.9  Sanford  street  Livery,  Boarding  and  Feeding 
Stable.  Good  single  and  double  teams  to  let  on  reasonable  terms.  Horses  boarded 
by  the  day  or  week.  House  36  Dwight  street. 

Colga  Michael,  emp  H.  W.  Hammersley,  boards  34  Hubbard  avenue 
Colman  Thomas,  emp  J.  M.  Leonard,  house  156  Tyler  street 
Colson  Eugene  H.,  emp  N.  Howard  & Son,  boards  32  Hampden  street 
Colson  Mrs.  M.  C.,  boarding-house,  32  Hampden  street 
Colton  Ambrose,  house  627  State  street 
Colton  Anna  E.,  school-teacher,  boards  112  Howard  street 
Colton  Brothers,  billiard  rooms,  corner  Sanford  and  Main  streets 
Edwin  Colton,  boards  14  Symonds’  avenue 
Ethan  B.  Colton,  boards  14  Symonds’  avenue 
Colton  Charles  R.,  clerk  Whitney  & Adams,  boards  45  William  street 
Colton  Chauncey,  emp  S.  D.  Burbank,  house  247  Central  street 
Colton  Chauncey,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Fulton  street,  house  112  Howard  street 
Colton  Daniel  emp  B & A R R,  house  72  Auburn  street 
Colton  Daniel,  house  108  Howard  street 
Colton  E.  C.,  mason,  boards  397  Main  street 
Colton  Edwin,  (Colton  Brothers)  boards  14  Symonds’  avenue 
Colton  Ethan  B.,  (Colton  Brothers,)  boards  14  Symonds’  avenue 
Colton  G.  A.,  clerk  H.  & J.  Brewer,  rooms  463  Main  street 
Colton  George  S.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  66  Linden  street 
Colton  Mrs.  H.,  house  14  Symonds’  avenue 

Colton  Hubert  D.,  emp  Zeigler,  McCurdy  & Co.,  boards  108  Howard  street 
Colton  Jose  M.,  machinist,  shop  cor  Stockbridge  and  Willow  sts,  h 139  Water  st 


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Colton  Josiah  C.,  (Newell  Bros.  Manufacturing  Co.,)  house  45  William  street 

Colton  Samuel,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  80  Park  street 

Colton  Seth  W.,  peddler,  house  121  White  street 

Colwell  Geo.  W.,  meat  market  94  Bridge  street,  house  613  Main  street 

Colwell  Larned,  (W.  S.  Colwell  & Co.)  house  cor  Main  and  Oak  streets,  I 0 

Colwell  Smith  P.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  60  Washington  street 

Colwell  W.  S.  & Co.,  meat  market,  Oak  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Walter  S.  Colwell,  house  corner  Main  and  Oak  streets,  Indian  Orchard 
Larned  Colwell,  house  corner  Main  and  Oak  streets,  Indian  Orchard 
Comans  Edmund,  emp  B & A R R,  house  54  Essex  street 
Comber  John,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  98  Ferry  street 
Comber  Timothy,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  98  Ferry  street 
Comer  Mrs.  Hannah,  house  78  Ferry  street 
Commins  Abraham,  house  block  16,  Indian  Orchard 
Commins  Frederick,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  16,  I 0 
Commins  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  block  16,  Indian  Orchard 
Como  Joseph,  emp  William  Blair,  boards  29  Water  street 
Comstock  Allen,  emp  Eldredge  & Lewis,  boards  19  Stearns’  park 
Comstock  Arthur  L.,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  55  Dwight  street 
Comstock  Leander,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  55  Dwight  street 
Conant  Ruel  K.,  conductor  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  90  North  street 
Conba  John,  carpenter,  house  41  Florida  street 
Conden  Patrick,  emp  USA,  house  Monroe  street 
Condon  Edward,  emp  John  Olmstead,  house  East  William  street 
Condran  William,  emp  B & A R R,  house  66  Franklin  street 
Cone  George  W.,  emp  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  house  28  Main  street 
Cone  Rev.  L.  H.,  pastor  Olivet  church,  boards  82  Walnut  street 
Coney  John  C.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  48  Central  street 
Coney  Michael,  emp  J.  C.  Lutz  & Co.,  house  19  Stockbridge  street 

Conkey  JET.  AT.,  Springfield  Planing  Mills.  Planing,  Matching,  Cir- 
cular and  Scroll  Sawing,  Clapboards,  Fence  Caps,  Pickets,  Brackets,  Mouldings,  etc. 
North  side  Taylor  street,  a few  rods  from  Main  street.  H.  M.  Conkey  boards  50 
Cypress  street. 

Conklin  Mrs.  F.  V.,  house  47  Orleans  street 

Conley  John  A.,  clerk  American  Express  Co.,  house  34  Florence  street 
Conlin  Mrs.  Catherine,  house  18  Ferry  street 

Conlin  Michael,  emp  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  house  80  Congress  street 

Conlin  Richard,  laborer,  house  156  Tyler  street 

Conlin  Stephen,  emp  Haynes  & Co.,  house  75  Congress  street 

Conlin  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  156  Tyler  street 

Conlin  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  119  Congress  street 

Conlin  Thomas,  house  86  Ferry  street 

Conlin  Thomas,  emp  R.  C.  Taylor,  boards  Boston  road 


THJE  BEST  PEACE  to  buy  all  kinds  of  TRUSSES  and  SUPPORTERS  is  at 
WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE. 


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Conneal  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  65  Sharon  street 

Connel  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  128  Bridge  street 

Connell  Dennis,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  12  Fort  street 

Connell  James,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  138  Ferry  street 

Connell  Mrs.  Johanna,  house  227  Worthington  street 

Connell  Michael,  emp  USA,  house  36  Whitney  avenue 

Connell  William,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Sharon  street 

Connell  William,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  26  Liberty  street 

Connelly  Mrs.  Honora,  house  5 New  street 

Connelly  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  39  Sharon  street 

Connelly  James  W.,  milk  peddler,  boards  28  Orleans  street 

Connelly  John,  emp  City,  house  28  Orleans  street 

Connelly  John  P.,  teamster,  house  78  Ashley  street 

Connelly  John,  boards  9 Symonds’  avenue 

Connelly  Mrs.  Mary,  house  133  Taylor  street 

Connelly  Terrence,  laborer,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

Connelly  Thomas,  emp  I.  Harmon  & Co.,  house  101  Lyman  street 

Connely  Dominick,  emp  R.  C.  Taylor,  house  near  Boston  road 

Conner  George,  emp  Galpin  & Bliss,  boards  65  Market  street 

Conner  John,  laborer,  rooms  38  Sharon  street 

Conner  John,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Light  Co.,  house  11  Trask’s  block,  river  bank 

Conner  Mark  0.,  emp  David  Warner,  boards  Washington  street 

Conner  Michael,  laborer,  house  112  Wilcox  street 

Conner  Roger  0.,  laborer,  house  Washington  street 

Conner  Thomas,  emp  E.  Trask,  house  22  Trask’s  block,  river  bank 

Conner  W.  A.,  emp  J.  C.  Lutz  & Co.,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Conners  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Columbia  street 

Conners  James,  emp  William  Selvey,  boards  Emery  street 

Conners  John,  house  Eastern  avenue 

Conners  John,  emp  Leverett  Smith,  rooms  63  Market  street 

Conners  John,  laborer,  house  Columbia  street 

Conners  Maurice,  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  132  Essex  street 

Conners  Peter,  laborer,  house  85  Ferry  street 

Conners  Mrs.  Sarah,  house  114  Wilcox  street 

Connor  Charles  S.,  agent  Spring  Bed  Co.,  house  Orleans  street 

Connor  J.  D.,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  71  Vine  street 

Connor  Mrs.  Mary,  laundress,  house  114  Sharon  street 

Connor  Patrick,  emp  USA,  house  515  Union  street 

Connor  Timothy  O.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  105  Congress  street 

Connor  Thomas,  emp  Beebe  & Maginnis,  boards  Stockbridge  street 

Conrad  Maurice,  rooms  71  Court  street 

Conroy  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  74  Park  street 

Considine  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  98  Ferry  street 


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Controy  Joseph,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  32  Vine  street 
Converse  Frederick  B.,  conductor  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  183  Liberty  st 
Converse  George,  farmer,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 
Converse  George  H.,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Converse  John  TV,,  Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law.  Office  Hurlbut’s 
block.  Boards  298  Chestnut  street 

Converse  Leonard,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 
Converse  Lyman  C.,  farmer,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 
Converse  William  L.,  butcher,  house  Sixteen  Acres 
Conway  James,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  14  Whitney  avenue 
Conway  John,  emp  J.  P.  Wilcox  & Co.,  house  163  Tyler  street 
Conway  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  87  Sharon  street 
Coogan  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  65  Vine  street 
Cook  Albert  S.,  emp  Horace  Smith,  house  319  Maple  street 
Cook  Andrew  J.,  emp  Henry  A.  Stewart,  house  Bond  place 
Cook  Andrew  S.,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  house  280  Worthington  street 
Cook  Charles  D.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  96  Willow  street 
Cook  C.  Herbert,  emp  J.  Cummings,  boards  432  Liberty  street 

Cook  JE . C.  & Co,,  337  Water  street,  corner  of  Margaret.  Retail  Deal- 
ers in  all  kinds  of  first-class  Groceries  and  Provisions.  Orders  promptly  attended  to 
and  goods  delivered  to  any  part  of  the  city. 

E.  C.  Cook,  house  341  Water  street 
C.  W.  Turk,  house  341  Margaret  street 

Cook  Edward,  photographer,  boards  corporation  block,  Indian  Orchard 
Cook  Edward  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  28  Fairbanks’  avenue 
Cook  Edwin  C.,  (E.  C.  Cook  & Co.,)  house  341  Water  street 
Cook  Eli  P.,  emp  Japan  Tea  Co.,  boards  Allen  street 
Cook  E.  W.,  emp  David  Warner,  rooms  107  Union  street 

Cook  F,  A Market  street.  Boarding,  Feeding  and  Sale  Stable.  Horses 
kept  by  the  day  or  week  on  reasonable  terms.  House  110  Worthington  street. 

Cook  F.  B.,  treasurer  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  67  Seventh  street 
Cook  Frank,  emp  M.  A.  Clyde,  boards  33  Pearl  street 

Cook  George  S,9  67  West  Bridge  street,  Dealer  in  Beef,  Pork,  Lard, 
Sausages  and  Vegetables.  Goods  Delivered  in  any  part  of  the  City.  House  Harri- 
son avenue  corner  of  Dwight  street. 

Cook  Gilbert,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  house  South  Main  street 

Cook  Mrs.  Henry  C.,  house  61  Dwight  street 

Cook  H.  M.,  emp  J.  H.  Cook  & Co.,  boards  113  Bay  street 

Cook  J,  JE l.  & Co,,  Manufacturers  of  all  varieties  of  Monumental  Work 
Monuments,  Tablets,  Curbing,  &c.  Scotch  Granite  and  Brown  Stone  Monument 
made  a specialty.  37534  Main  street,  Entrance  North  Side  of  First  Baptist  Church. 
J.  H.  Cook,  house  113  Bay  street 
J.  F.  Cook,  house  24  Florida  street 
W.  F.  Cook,  boards  113  Bay  street 


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Cook  John  H.,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  house  41  Ringgold  street 
Cook  John  N.f  builder,  house  12  Florida  street 

Cook  John  R.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  101  Allen  street 
Cook  L.  J.,  emp  Silas  Cook,  boards  28  Main  street 
Cook  Mrs.  M.  E.,  house  442  Mill  street 

Cook  Orrin  W.,  book-keeper  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  house  12  Stearns’  park 

Cook  Peter,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  Elm  street 

Cook  Miss  Rhoda  A.,  school-teacher,  rooms  34  Central  street 

Cook  Mrs.  S.  G.,  house  83  Washington  street 

Cook  Mrs.  Sidney  R.,  house  Allen  street 

Cook  W.  F.,  (J.  H.  Cook  & Co.,)  house  113  Bay  street 

Cooke  Y.  N.,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  358  Main  street 

Cooley  Albert,  emp  R.  M.  Cooley,  house  14  Lombard  street 

Cooley  Benjamin  H.,  fisherman,  boards  161  Pine  street 

Cooley  Billings,  farmer,  house  East  Longmeadow  and  Sixteen  acres  road 

Cooley  C.  B.,  (Carter  & Cooley,)  house  64  Pearl  street 

Cooley  Charles  E.,  farmer,  house  Boston  road 

Cooley  Charles  E.,  boards  46  Broad  street 

Cooley  Charles  W.,  emp  F.  Chillingworth,  house  376  Union  street 

Cooley  Chauncey  0.,  emp  Perkins  & Nye,  boards  Cedar  street 

Cooley  Dwight  H.,  emp  Hezekiah  Cooley,  boards  South  Wilbraham  road 

Cooley  Edward,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  South  Main  street  [33  Carew  street 

Cooley  Edward,  carpenter  and  builder  corner  Emery  and  Fulton  streets,  house 

Cooley  Edward  R.,  emp  R.  M.  Cooley,  boards  259  State  street 

Cooley  Mrs.  Eli,  house  31  Mechanic  street 

Cooley  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  Ashmun  street 

Cooley  Mrs.  Elvira,  house  46  Broad  street 

Cooley  Frank  E.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  110  Howard  street 
Cooley  G.  E.  & Co.,  paper  stock,  183  Main  street 

Cooley  George  A.,  farmer,  house  East  Longmeadow  and  Sixteen  acres  road 

Cooley  George  E.,  (Geo.  E.  Cooley  & Co.,)  house  71  Allen  street 

Cooley  George  W.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  262  Water  street 

Cooley  George  W.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  26  Fremont  street 

Cooley  Rev.  Henry,  house  178  Carew  street 

Cooley  Henry,  emp  Pierce  & Abbott,  rooms  81  Elm  street 

Cooley  Henry,  Jr.,  (French  & Cooley,)  boards  178  Carew  street 

Cooley  Henry  K.,  commercial  traveler,  house  37  Gray’s  court 

Cooley  Hezekiah,  farmer,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 

Cooley  H.  M.,  emp  Pierce  & Abbott,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Cooley  H.  M.,  mechanic,  rooms  81  Elm  street 

Cooley  Horace  K.,  agent  J.  H.  Cook  & Co.,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Cooley  John,  house  354  Central  street 

Cooley  Justin  M.,  proprietor  Cooley’s  Hotel,  205  and  211  Main  street 


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Cooley  Louis,  emp  R.  M.  Cooley,  house  Willow  avenue 
Cooley  M.  A.,  (Burckard  & Jenks,)  house  151  Allen  street 
Cooley  Mrs.  M.  C.,  house  580  State  street 

Cooley  Moses,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Nayasset  House,  35  Railroad  street 

Cooley  R.  M.,  soap-maker,  251  State  street,  house  259  State  street 

Cooley  Rodolphus  M.,  brick-maker,  house  9 Charter  avenue 

Cooley  Ruel  H.,  fisherman,  house  161  Pine  street  [Bradford  st 

Cooley  R.  V.,  proprietor  Berkshire  House  dining-rooms,  Railroad  st,  house  56 

Cooley  Wesley  M.,  (Camp  & Cooley,)  house  44  Vine  street 

Cooley  Mrs.  William,  house  Cedar  street 

Cooley  William  M.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  239  Hancock  street 
Cooley  William  N.,  emp  Hezekiah  Cooley,  boards  South  Wilbraham  road 
Coolidge  Joel  E.,  emp  Ray  & Taylor,  house  15  Worthington  street 
Coomes  William  A.,  farmer,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 
Coon  John  S.,  carpenter,  house  155  Quincy  street 
Coon  Wilbur  F.,  painter,  house  92  Pendleton  avenue , 

Cooney  Michael,  emp  C R R,  house  106  Sharon  street 

Cooney  Michael,  stone  mason,  house  148  Worthington  street 

Cooper  Edwin  M.,  carpenter,  house  142  Cedar  street 

Cooper  E.  H.,  commercial  traveler,  rooms  539  Main  street 

Cooper  Frank  E.,  book-keeper  Whitney  & Adams,  boards  95  Mulberry  street 

Cooper  George,  lightning  rod  agent,  bds  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  st 

Cooper  Joseph  H.,  house  95  Mulberry  street 

Cooper  It,  JE.  & Co,9  Practical  Plumbers,  Manufacturers  of  and  Deal- 
ers in  all  kinds  of  Plumbers’  Materials,  Wight’s  new  block,  289  Main  street.  See 
advertisement  on  last  page  of  map. 

R.  E.  Cooper,  house  Carew  street 

S.  Worthington,  house  John  street 

L.  E.  Howard,  house  324  Water  street 

Cooper  Samuel,  rooms  17  Express  block,  12  Court  street 
Cooper  William  J.,  book-keeper  Third  National  Bank,  boards  95  Mulberry  st 
Copeland  Charles  R.,  emp  B & ARE,  boards  42  Auburn  street 
Copeland  Alfred  N.,  lawyer,  house  23  Central  street  avenue  • 

Copeland  F.  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Copeland  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  boards  434  Chestnut  street 

Coraney  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  54  Essex  street 

Corbett  Daniel,  house  23  Sharon  street 

Corbett  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  53  Vine  street 

Corbett  Michael,  emp  J.  G.  Chase,  house  916  Main  street 

Corbett  Thomas,  house  23  Sharon  street 

Corbin  A.  O.,  stair  builder,  shop  and  house  253  Worthington  street 
Corbin  Mrs.  Mary  C.,  boards  34  Byers  street 

Corcoran  James,  farmer,  house  old  Chicopee  Falls  road  [406  Main  st 

Corcoran  Luke,  M.  D.,  office  corner  State  and  Main  sts,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel, 


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Corcoran  Patrick,  boards  95  Sharon  street 

Corcoran  Simon,  emp  B & A R R,  house  24  Ferry  street 

Corcorans  Miss  Catherine,  seamstress,  house  Columbia  street  corner  Winter 

Corcorans  Miss  Mary,  seamstress,  house  Columbia  street  corner  Winter 

Cordon  Eugene,  laborer,  house  97  Ferry  street 

Corliss  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  94  Sharon  street 

Cornell  S.  A.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  1 Boylston  avenue 

Corning  H.  C.,  engineer  City  fire  department,  boards  509  State  street 

Corning  Nathan  G.,  bill  collector,  office  with  A.  Titus,  438  Main  st,  h 89  Oak  st 

Corning  W.  T.,  clerk  H.  C.  Gowdy,  house  25  Broad  street 

Cornish  John,  laborer,  house  Colton  street 

Corson  Richard,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  40  Gray’s  court 

Cory  George  W.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  218  Walnut  street 

Corydon  Mrs.  James,  house  93  Sharon  street 

Cosgra  Joseph,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Costello  John,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Costello  John,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  21  Essex  street 

Costello  William,  emp  David  Warner,  house  60  Essex  street 

Cotter  Edward,  emp  N Y,  N II  & H R R,  house  Wight  avenue 

Cotton  Charles  F.,  clerk  Keefe  & Burdett,  boards  23  Elm  street 

Cotton  Mrs.  Frances,  boarding-house,  23  Elm  street 

Cotton  Sumner  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  165  Bridge  street 

Couch  Augustus,  clerk  E.  D.  Stocking,  boards  149  State  street 

Couch  Edward,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  110  Howard  street 

Couch  F,  F,9  368  Main  street,  Sole  Agent  for  Hampden,  Hampshire  and 
Franklin  Counties,  for  Weber  and  Steinway  Pianos,  and  Mason  & Hamlin  Cabinet 
Organs.  Old  Pianos  taken  in  exchange.  See  advertisement  on  front  cover.  House 
15  Winthrop  street. 

Couch  Frederick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  142  Bridge  street 

Couch  Stephen  C.,  deputy  State  constable,  house  68  Margaret  street 

Couch  William  Henry,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  68  Margaret  street 

Coucher  Joseph,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Page’s  block,  Water  street 

Coughlin  Dennis,  laborer,  boards  36  Ferry  street 

Coughlin  James,  emp  Algernon  S.  Ellis,  house  63  Ferry  street 

Coughlin  Peter,  emp  C.  L.  Covell,  house  Ferry  street,  Ferry  court 

Coughlin  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  22  Stearns’  park 

Courayer  Maxime,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Courier  Alexis,  clerk  Livermore,  Swan  & Co.,  house  56  Union  street 

Courtenay  William,  emp  Thomas  McEvoy,  house  82  Essex  street 

Courtenencheh  Camil,  house  boarding-house  block  2,  Indian  Orchard 

Courtney  John  L , emp  B & A R R,  house  44  Congress  street 

Courtney  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  106  Sharon  street 

Courtney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Sharon  street 

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Couture  Narcisse,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I 0 
Covell  A.  L.,  clerk  H.  S.  Bushnell,  house  75  Vernon  street 
Covell  Chauncey  L.,  house  385  Liberty  street 
Cowan  Charles  D.,  emp  J.  H.  Gifford,  rooms  Madison  avenue 
Cowan  James  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  104  Worthington  street 
Cowden  Miss  Lena  M.,  clerk  Moore  Brothers,  boards  37  Bridge  street 
Cowdin  Henry,  machinist,  house  North  Wilbraham  road 

Cowles  A..  F,9  491  Main  street,  Manufacturer  of  Choice  Confectionery, 
Soda  Water  and  Syrups.  A specialty  in  Chocolate  Creams.  All  goods  warranted 
perfectly  pure.  House  59  Bliss  street. 

Cowles  A.  S.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  41  Wilcox  street 

Cowles  William  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  corner  Willow  street  avenue 

Cox  Miss  Ella  S.,  school-teacher,  boards  611  Main  street 

Cox  Mrs.  J.  A.,  house  611  Main  street 

Coy  Barney,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Coyle  Martin,  mason,  house  Terrence  street 

Coyne  Martin,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Coyne  Thomas,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Crab  John,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Crab  Robert,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Crabtree  Benjamin  C.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Tyler  street 

Crahan  Thomas,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Light  Co.,  house  foot  Court  street 

Crahen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Columbia  street 

Craig  Arthur,  grocer,  562  Main  street,  house  58  Marble  street 

Craig  Mrs.  Bernard,  house  Willow  street 

Craig  Joseph,  laborer,  house  360  Eastern  avenue 

Craig  L.  L.,  house  25  Emery  street 

Craigie  Edward,  emp  B & A R R,  house  King  street 

Cram  Charles  H.,  clerk  in  C R R office,  boards  South  Wilbraham  road 

Crane  Dennis,  emp  Henry  & Marsh,  rooms  Market  street,  cor  East  Court  street 

Crane  Frank  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  122  Walnut  street 

Crane  Harvey,  tool-maker,  Market  street,  house  269  Union  street 

Crane  Henry,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  469  Main  street 

Crane  John,  emp  Rogers  & White,  boards  12  Fort  street 

Crane  Mrs.  M.  B.,  teacher  Central  street  school,  boards  122  Walnut  street 

Crane  Merritt  B.,  book-keeper  West,  Stone  & Co.,  boards  122  Walnut  street 

Crane  Samuel  H.,  (Merchants’  collection  bureau,  New  Haven,  Ct.,)  bds  122  Wal- 

Crane  Samuel  R.,  carpenter,  house  122  Walnut  street  [nut  street 

Crane  Sylvester,  Jr.,  farmer,  house  98  Allen  street 

Crane  William,  emp  and  boards  Revere  House,  193  Main  street 

Cranston  James  T.,  emp  USA,  house  Armory  street 

Craven  Thomas,  veterinary  surgeon,  house  184  Union  street 

Crawford  Anson  A.,  (Crawford  & Dearnley,)  house  South  Main  street 


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Crawford  L.  P.,  house  125  State  street 

Crawford  Matthew,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  106  Bay  street 
Crawford  N.  W.,  house  300  State  street 

Crawford  William  L.,  emp  C.  W.  Parsons,  boards  183  Liberty  street 

Crawford  & Deamley , Bone,  Grist  and  Plaster  mill,  957  Main 
street.  Ground  Bone  for  Fertilizing  and  Case-hardening,  furnished  to  order. 

Anson  A.  Crawford,  house  Main  street,  near  Mill  river 
Job  Dearnley,  house  Main  street,  near  Mill  river 

Creehan  Timothy,  emp  S A & N R R,  house  Berkshire  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Creeley  George,  Jr.,  cutter  S.  C.  Bay,  house  1 Maple  street 
Cregg  James,  emp  I.  P.  Dickinson,  boards  Long  hill 
Creighton  George  M.,  boards  128  Cedar  street ' 

Creighton  James  M.,  emp  J.  B.  Bumrill  & Co.,  boards  128  Cedar  street 
Creighton  William,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  128  Cedar  street 
Crisp  George  H.,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  boards  74  Elm  street 
Croak  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  78  Franklin  street 

Croak  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  78  Franklin  street 

Croak  Kichard,  emp  R.  C.  Searle,  boards  78  Franklin  street 

Crocker  Charles,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  foot  Hampden  street,  I O 

Croja  Amel,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  Mill  street 

Croja  Charles,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  Mill  street 

Croja  Louis,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  boards  Mill  street 

Croja  Rinold,  emp  J C.  & E.  A Alden,  boards  Mill  street 

Croke  Richard,  emp  USA,  house  41  Armory  street 

Croker  Nathan  F.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  45  Bancroft  street 
Crompton  James,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I O 
Croneen  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Essex  street 
Cronin  Daniel,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  22  Sharon  street 
Cronin  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  42  Essex  street 
Cronin  John,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  boards  157  Main  street 
Cronin  Mathew,  emp  City,  house  66  Monroe  street 
Cronin  Timothy,  laborer,  house  Ashmun  street 
Cronin  William,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  boards  22  Sharon  street 
Crook  Henry  M.,  emp  William  R.  Purple,  house  251  Walnut  street 
Crook  & Pinney,  meat  market,  510  Main  street 
William  B.  Crook,  house  69  Wilcox  street 
Edward  W.  Pinney,  boards  Union  House,  628  Main  street 
Orosbey  William  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  28  Fairbanks’  avenue 
Crosby  Albert  B.,  emp  Mrs.  Cheney  Bigelow,  house  49  Fremont  street 
Crosby  Amos,  carpenter,  house  348  Hancock  street 
Crosby  Anthony,  mason,  house  207  Worthington  street 
Crosby  Mrs.  J.  K.,  house  378  Hancock  street 
Crosby  Mrs.  Rebecca,  boards  138  Water  street 


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Crosier  E.  S.,  house  66  Central  street 
Cross  A.  H.,  rooms  19  Express  block,  12  Court  street 
Cross  Eugene  F.,  (Cross  & Son,)  house  90  Thompson  street 
Cross  H.  F.,  emp  Norcross  Bros.,  boards  74  Elm  street 
Cross  Lucius  H.,  emp  Porter  Cross,  house  Tyler  street 
Cross  & Son,  building  movers 

Porter  Cross,  house  88  Thompson  street 
Eugene  F.  Cross,  house  90  Thompson  street 
Crossett  Charles  R.,  emp  C.  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  West  Springfield 
Crossett  George  A.,  clerk  B & A R R,  house  427  State  street 
Crowl  Emanuel,  emp  USA,  house  18  Walnut  street 
Crowl  George,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  47  Pendleton  avenue 
Crowley  Bartholomew,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Essex  street 
Crowley  John,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  62  Congress  street 
Crowley  John,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  71  Market  street 
Crowley  Michael,  laborer,  house  Hancock  street 

Crowley  Patrick  F.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  71  Market  street 

Crowley  Richard,  emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  house  57  Sharon  street 

Crowley  Timothy  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  60  Essex  street 

Cruce  Michael,  emp  J.  M.  Thompson,  house  Bay  road 

Cruden  John,  machinist,  house  43  Chaffee  avenue 

Cruse  James  J.,  emp  City,  house  50  Walnut  street 

Cuff  Michael,  farmer,  house  old  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Cuff  Patrick,  emp  W.  H.  McKnight,  boards  714  State  street 

Cullen  Patrick,  emp  Wright  & Emerson,  house  124  Congress  street 

Cullinan  Mrs.  W.,  house  74  Park  street 

Culver  Horatio,  emp  A.  J.  Pease,  house  74  Court  street 

Culver  William  R.,  emp  T.  L.  Haynes  & Co.,  house  Everett  street 

Cummings  Charles  W.,  emp  E.  S.  Chapin,  house  12  Harrison  avenue 

Cummings  Dusin,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Cummings  John,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Cummings  John,  agent  washing  machine,  210  Main  street,  boards  Emery  street 
Cummings  John,  laborer,  house  1 Hickory  street 
Cummings  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  52  Sharon  street 
Cummings  John  A.,  house  42  Auburn  street 

Cummings  Josiah,  trunk-maker,  307  Main  street,  house  432  Liberty  street 
Cummings  Phillip,  emp  B & A R R,  house  37  Ferry  street 
Cummings  William  W.,  emp  W.  B.  Watts,  house  165  Florence  street 
Cummins  Charles,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  rooms  28  Dwight  street 
Cunio  Charles,  peanut  vender,  house  Stockbridge  street 
Cunningham,  J.  F.,  painter,  house  251  Central  street 

Cunningham,  <7.  B.,  Hickory  street.  Blacksmithing,  horse-shoeing, 
carriage-repairing,  jobbing,  &c.,  done  in  the  best  manner  and  at  short  notice.  House 
95  Ashley  street. 


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Cunningham  Michael,  emp  Cutler  & Conkey,  house  127  Taylor  street 
Cunningham  Richard,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co  , house  Tyler  street 
Cunningham  Terrence,  emp  Aaron  Wight,  house  64  Ferry  street 
Cunningham  Thomas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Essex  street 
Cunningham  William,  emp  B & A R R,  house  94  Sharon  street 
Curlew  Michael,  boards  44  Harrison  avenue 

Curley  Daniel,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  102  Sharon  street 
Curley  J.,  mason,  boards  Union  House 

Curley  James,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Curley  John,  emp  Bryan  McAvoy,  boards  Pendleton  avenue 

Curley  Martin,  laborer,  house  foot  Elm  street 

Curley  R.,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Curley  Thomas,  emp  City,  house  Union  street 

Curley  Thomas,  emp  D.  J.  Curtis,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Curran  James  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  24  Congress  street 

Curran  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  49  Ferry  street 

Curran  Joseph,  emp  B & A R R,  63  Ferry  street 

Curran  Mrs.  Mary,  house  old  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Curran  Thomas,  emp  A.  Blodgett  & Bro.,  house  120  Congress  street 

Currier  George  K.,  (Currier  & Hodskins,)  house  66  Spring  street 

Currier  James  M.,  architect  and  builder,  Liberty  street,  house  305  Chestnut  st 

Currier  James  W. , commercial  traveler,  rooms  81  Bliss  street 

Currier  J.  M.,  commercial  traveler,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Currier  N.  M.,  builder,  house  33  Grant  street 

Currier  R.  B.,  lumber  merchant,  229  Main  street,  boards  71  Charles  street 
Currier  Mrs.  S.  L.,  house  32  Summer  street 

Currier  & Hodskins , Dealers  in  Dry  Goods  and  Carpets,  corner  of 

Main  and  Court  streets. 

George  K.  Currier,  house  66  Spring  street 
George  I.  Hodskins,  house  20  High  street 
T.  Eugene  Lee,  house  334  Worthington  street 

Curry  James,  emp  H.  N.  Tinkham,  house  Pendleton  avenue 
Curry  & Erb,  barbers,  470  Main  street 
Wayne  Curry,  house  Grand  street 
Howard  E.  Erb,  house  64  State  street 
Curtin  James,  carpenter,  house  113  Essex  street 
Curtis  Charles,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  61  Fort  street 
Curtis  Charles,  emp  Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  h cor  Fremont  and  Water  sts 
Curtis  Mrs.  Clarissa,  house  186  Quincy  street 
Curtis  C.  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  13  Foot’s  block,  502  Main  st 
Curtis  D.  J.  & Co.,  cement  piping  and  artificial  stone  work,  Linden  st— see  ad  vs.  p.  1 1 
Daniel  J.  Curtis,  house  Everett  street 
Jerry  Driscoll,  rooms  55  Worthington  street,  Hale’s  block 
Curtis  Elroy  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Central  street 


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Curtis  Frank  E.,  operator  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  boards  16  Vernon  st 
Curtis  Fred  E.,  emp  A.  W.  Griswold,  boards  Central  street 
Curtis  George,  foreman  Bigelow  Mfg  Co.,  h 2 Parsons’  blk,  556  Main  street 
Curtis  Gilbert  H.,  (D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,)  boards  23  Elm  street 
Curtis  Michael,  mason  and  builder,  house  65  Bridge  street 

Curtis  T.  A,9  Solicitor  of  Patents.  Office,  No.  8 Barnes’  Block,  Specifi- 
cations carefully  drawn,  all  kinds  of  Mechanical  and  Illustrative  drawing  neatly  exe- 
cuted, interferences  and  extensions  conducted,  and  all  business  transacted  connected 
with  the  practice  before  the  United  States  and  Foreign  Patent  Offices.  House  65 
Armory  street. 

Curtis  Valentine,  moulder,  house  186  Quincy  street 
Curtis  Warren,  emp  Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Central  street 
Cushing  John  P.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  397  Main  street 
Cushman  David,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  house  Worcester  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Cushman  JE.  J,9  451  Main  street,  opposite  Court  Square.  Dealer  in 
Stoves,  Furnaces,  Ranges,  Tinware  and  House  Furnishing  Goods,  Manufacturer  and 
Jobber  in  Tin,  Sheet  Iron  and  Copper.  Agent  for  Barstow’s  and  Stewart’s  Stoves 
and  Lawson’s  Furnaces.  House  corner  Bowdoin  and  Worthington  streets. 

Cushman  Henry,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Worcester  street,  I 0 

Cushman  Lyman,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  house  326  Worthington  street 

Cushman  Millard,  emp  William  Mattoon,  boards  Carew  street 

Cushman  Thomas  L.,  clerk  Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Cusick  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  73  Congress  street 

Cutler  A.  D.,  house  279  Water  street 

Cutler  Austin,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  boards  190  Chestnut  street 

Cutler  Horace,  emp  USA,  house  South  Main  street 

Cutler  Leonard,  farmer,  house  Blake’s  hill 

Cutler  Leroy  Z.,  (Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,)  house  27  Sargeant  street 
Cutler  Lewis,  boards  Blake’s  hill 

Cutler  Luther,  grocer  560  Main  street,  house  54  School  street 
Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  wholesale  boat  and  shoe  dealers,  273  Main  street 
L.  Z.  Cutler,  house  27  Sargeant  street 
A.  J.  McIntosh,  house  179  State  street 
D.  C.  Warner,  house  Massasoit  street 

Cutler  William  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  South  Main  street 

Dabney  Caleb  E.,  laborer,  house  Willow  street 

Daboll  Mrs.  Almira  T,  house  1 Farrar’s  block,  Central  street 

Daboll  C.  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  18  Farrar’s  block,  Central  street 

Daboll  Frank  G.,  clerk  H.  & J.  Brewer,  rooms  463  Main  street 

Dady  Eugene,  laborer,  house  65  Essex  street 

Daggett  Francis,  emp  USA,  house  204  High  street 

Daggett  George  C.,  emp  Griswold  & Clark,  house  130  Eastern  avenue 

Daggett  Miss  Hope  R.,  clerk  J.  E.  Mclntire,  boards  397  Main  street 


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Daggett  Moses,  house  426  Union  street 

Dagnan  Mrs.  Mary,  house  Cross  street 

Dagnan  Michael,  boards  Cross  street 

Daignault  J.  A.,  insurance  agent,  house  Essex  street 

Dailey  Mrs.  E.  S.,  house  599  State  street 

Dailey  Mrs.  Mary,  house  corner  of  Quincy  and  Hancock  street 

Daily  and  Weekly  Union,  office  301  Main  street 

Daily  Patrick  I.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  132  Taylor  street 

Daine  John,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Dakin  David,  emp  C R R,  boards  38  Emery  street 

Dakin  Walter  S.,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  boards  133  Franklin  street 

Dale  Lombard,  house  120  Maple  street 

Dale  William,  plumber,  boards  132  William  street 

Dale  Mrs.  William  P.,  house  15  Grant  street 

Daley  Dennis,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  Bond  street 

Daley  Dennis,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  foot  State  street 

Daley  Dennis  C.,  expressman,  house  194  Tyler  street 

Daley  Edward,  emp  B & A R R,  house  60  Sharon  street 

Daley  Eugene,  emp  B & A R R,  house  6 Trask’s  block,  river  bank 

Daley  Frank,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  9 Symonds’  avenue 

Daley  James,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  Brightwood 

Daley  James,  laborer,  house  85  Ferry  street 

Daley  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  46  Ferry  street 

Daley  James,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  23  Sharon  street 

Daley  John,  emp  C R R,  house  113  Essex  street 

Daley  John,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 
Daley  John,  truckman,  house  25  Essex  street 


Dalton  CliaJ'les,  18  Sanford  street,  Rag  Carpet  Weaver.  Carpets 
made  to  order  and  Domestic  Work  done  punctually  by  the  best  workmen,  on  white 
or  colored  warps.  Warps  for  sale.  House  corner  Union  street  and  Eastern  avenue. 

Dalton  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  25  Essex  street 

Dalton  John  W.,  blacksmith,  boards  247  Worthington  street 

Dalton  Maurice,  emp  R.  C.  Searle,  boards  75  Essex  street 

Dalton  Michael,  saloon  7 Ferry  street,  house  9 Ferry  street 

Daly  Michael  J.,  polisher,  35  Market  street,  boards  corner  State  and  Water  sts 

Dalton  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  25  Essex  street 

A very  large  assortment  of  SPONGES  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  corner 
Main  and  State  Streets. 


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Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  71  Ferry  street 
Michael,  emp  R.  G.  Shumway  & Co  , boards  19  State  street 
Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  9 Symonds’  avenue 
Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  113  Essex  street 
Mrs.  William,  house  72  Essex  street 

William,  conductor  B & A R R,  boards  141  Worthington  street 


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208  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Dalton  Patrick,  emp  Michael  Dalton,  boards  9 Ferry  street 

Dam  Louis,  house  corporation  block,  Indian  Orchard 

Dame  Edgar,  emp  Springfield  Gas-  Light  Co.,  boards  339  Water  street 

Damon  Charles  E.,  emp  H.  A.  Shaw,  house  688  Main  street 

Damon  J.  H.,  clerk  Homer  Foot  & Co.,  rooms  16  Foot’s  block,  502  Main  street 

Damon  John  E.,  postal  clerk  B & A R R,  house  Seventh  street 

Damon  Samuel  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  190  Worthington  street 

Damp  Abraham,  teamster,  house  49  Armory  street 

Damrell  William  S.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  85  Wilcox  street 

Dana  George  H.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  209  Walnut  street 

Dana  Henry,  emp  USA,  house  209  Walnut  street 

Danaile  Richard,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Dandridge  William,  emp  Haynes’  Hotel,  house  437  State  street 

Danford  Levi,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  Long  hill 

Daniels  Harry  F.,  emp  E.  J.  Harwood,  house  23  Grosvenor  street 

Daniels  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  New  street 

Daniels  John  G.,  shoemaker,  house  51  Emery  street 

Daniels  P.  Frank,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  rooms  400  Union  street 

Daniels  S.  D.,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  house  180  Worthington  street 

Daniels  W.  H.,  emp  H.  F.  Bailey,  house  125  State  street 

Danks  Stephen,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  10  Fairbanks’  avenue 

Danneker  John,  emp  David  Smith,  boards  15  Alert  street 

Darby  Edward  C.,  emp  USA,  house  96  Walnut  street 

Darby  Lorin,  emp  C R R,  boards  49  Emery  street 

Darche  David  J.,  emp  J.  E.  Bagley,  house  62  Congress  street 

Darling  Edward  H.,  clerk  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  High  street 

Darling  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  14  Dale  street 

Darling  Miss  Julia  E.,  dress-maker,  house  14  Dale  street 

Darling  Robert,  emp  U S A,  house  Long  hill 

Darling  Mrs.  Susan  A.,  boards  High  street 

Darling  T.,  emp  Nonpareil  Paper  Collar  Co.,  boards  9 Worthington  street 
Darm  David,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  boarding-house  block  4,  I O 
Darmes  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  Willow  street 
Dart  Mrs.  Margaret,  nurse,  house  Main  street 
Dart  Mrs.  Philura,  house  27  Oak  street 

JDaSUtt  Joseph 9 935  South  Main  street.  Blacksmith,  Horse-shoer,  Car- 
riage Maker  and  Painter.  All  orders  executed  with  promptness  and  neatness.  A 
share  of  public  patronage  solicited.  House  865  Main  street. 

Davee  Isaac  L.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  74  Boylston  street 
Davee  Thomas  P.,  clerk  Mass.  Mut.  Life  Ins.  Co.,  boards  74  Boylston  street 
Davenport  B.  F.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  105  Mulberry  street 
Davenport  Eugene,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  14  Symonds’  avenue 


For  all  localities  and  climes,  WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  are  the 

BEST. 


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Davenport  Hiram  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  48  Morris  street 
Davey  Henry  J.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  246  Pine  street 
Davidson  David  G.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  370  Worthington  street 
Davidson  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  st 
Davidson  James  K.,  book-keeper  F.  Edward  Gray,  boards  244  Liberty  street 
Davidson  John,  house  244  Liberty  street 
Davis  Annie,  house  Eastern  avenue 

Davis  C.  A.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 
Davis  Captain  R.,  rooms  60  High  street 

Davis  Charles  C.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  64  Elm  street 

Davis  Charles  0.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  347  Worthington  street 

Davis  Daniel  A.,  carpenter  and  builder,  shop  Greenwood  st,  house  Seventh  st 

Davis  Daniel  M.,  carpenter,  house  600  State  street 

Davis  Edward,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  539  Main  street 

Davis  Edward,  emp  B & A R R,  house  22  Central  street 

Davis  Edwin  T.,  mason,  boards  19  Elm  street 

Davis  Frank,  emp  Mrs.  Sarah  A.  Chapin,  boards  South  Wilbraham  road 

Davis  George,  emp  USA,  house  374  Eastern  avenue 

Davis  George,  Jr.,  mason,  boards  374  Eastern  avenue 

Davis  George  C.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  10  Arlington  avenue 

Davis  George  M.,  emp  C.  Shepherd,  rooms  45  William  street 

Davis  H.,  emp  C R R,  boards  26  Fulton  street 

Davis  Henry  L.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  15  Florence  street 

Davis  Henry  M.,  house  22  Morris  street 

Davis  Horace  G.,  teamster,  house  57  Allen  street 

Davis  James,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I O 

Davis  James  B.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  38  Fort  street 

Davis  John  W.,  emp  D.  Warner,  house  422  Walnut  street 

Davis  Joseph,  mason,  house  Wilcox  street 

Davis  L.  L.,  manuf.  of  levels,  Chicopee  Falls,  office  10  Fort  blk,  292  Main  st 

Davis  Leroy,  emp  H.  S.  Lane,  rooms  80  Bliss  street 

Davis  Solomon  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  86  North  street 

Davis  Sydney,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  house  176  Union  street 

Davis  Walter  D.,  clerk  O.  D.  Morse  & Co.,  boards  73  Vernon  street 

Davis  William,  laborer,  house  242  Quincy  street 

Davis  William,  emp  Gill  & Hayes,  rooms  119  Howard  street 

Davis  William,  mason,  boards  19  Elm  street 

Davis  William  A.,  farmer,  house  East  Longmeadow  road 

Davis  William  S.,  carpenter,  house  382  Worthington  street 

Davison  H.  J.,  grocer,  508  Main  street,  house  64  Margaret  street 

Davison  John,  laborer,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Davison  Mathew,  emp  D.  Warner,  boards  2 Cook’s  avenue 

Davison  Mrs.  Samuel,  house  192  Franklin  street 

IF  YOU  BUY  WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACTS,  yon  are  Sure  to  Get 

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Davison  T.  J.,  house  177  Hancock  street 

Davison  William  0.,  emp  George  Z.  Moody,  boards  97  Bliss  street 

Dawes  Chalmer  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  206  Worthington  street 

Dawes  Coleman  L.,  house  23  Morgan  street 

Dawes  Ebenezer,  house  24  Fort  street 

Dawes  Edmund,  carpenter,  house  89  Quincy  street 

Dawes  Lewis  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  206  Worthington  street 

Dawes  Lyman  E.,  grocer,  52  Main  street,  house  37  Holyoke  street 

Dawes  Mrs.  R.  T.,  house  206  Worthington  street 

Dawson  John,  rooms  136  Dwight  street 

Dawson  John  I.,  emp  E.  W.  Shattuck,  boards  119  Bridge  street 
Dawson  Lucien  A.,  broker,  Northampton,  house  355  Walnut  street 
Dawson  Mrs.  Mary  A.,  house  113  State  street 

Day  Albert,  treasurer  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  Maple  street 

Day  Alfred  D.,  (Day,  Jobson  & Chase,)  house  293  Chestnut  street 

Day  Alonzo,  emp  C R R,  house  56  Auburn  street 

Day  Mrs.  Benjamin,  house  Maple  street 

Day  Henry  M.,  emp  E.  W.  Ryan,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Day  Mrs.  H S.,  house  307  Union  street 

Day 9 Job 8071  & Chase 9 successors  to  J.  G.  Chase  & Brother,  Steam 
Planing  Mill  and  Lumber  Yard,  north  side  Boston  & Albany  Railroad,  a few  rods 
east  of  Depot.  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  all  kinds  of  Lumber,  Mouldings, 
Stair  Work,  etc. 

Alfred  D.  Day,  house  293  Chestnut  street 

Edmund  Jobson,  house  329  Chestnut  street 

Rufus  Chase,  house  Madison  avenue,  corner  Central  street 

Day  John,  (S.  T.  Hammond  & Co.,)  house  715  State  street 
Day  Joseph  S.,  emp  L.  I.  Fisk  & Co.,  house  22  Walker  street 
Day  Lewis  E.,  emp  A.  B.  Abbe,  house  Worthington  street 
Day  Ralph,  house  29  Howard  street 

Day  William,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  31  Florida  street 

Day  William,  carpenter,  boards  290  Water  street 

Day  William  R.,  emp  T.  Beahn,  house  82  Essex  street 

Day  William  W.,  (Russell  & Day,)  house  Winthrop  street 

Deacon  John  C.,  emp  G.  H.  Deane  & Co.,  house  Sheridan  avenue 

Deady  James,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  house  Union  street 

Dean  Mrs.  Ellen,  nurse,  house  Douglass  avenue 

Dean  George,  clerk,  house  70  Elm  street 

Dean  I.  P.,  carpenter,  house  Grant  street 

Dean  Oscar  B.,  clerk  Downs  & Haynes,  house  Hubbard  avenue 

Deafie  Geovge  1 l*&  Co,  9 Manufacturers  of  Steam  Pumps  in  every 
variety,  29  Hillman  street.  See  advertisement  page  xx. 

G.  H.  Deane,  boards  43  Howard  street 
C.  P.  Deane,  boards  43  Howard  street 


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Deane  James,  boiler-maker,  house  55  Franklin  street 
Dearborn  John  R.,  emp  USA,  house  107  Cedar  street 
Dearden  K.  Arthur,  boards  15  John  street 

Dear  den  William  9 Dealer  in  China,  Crockery,  Glass  Ware,  Paper 
Hangings,  Lamps,  Tea  Trays,  Cutlery,  Plated  Ware,  etc.,  etc.  “North  End  Crock- 
ery Store,”  294  Main  street.  House  15  John  street. 

Dedrick  Mrs.  Sarah  E.,  house  310  Walnut  street 

Dee  Mrs.  Mary,  house  83  Factory  street 

Deeley  Patrick,  emp  R.  C.  Searle,  boards  64  Sharon  street 

Deenihan  Thomas,  emp  C R R,  house  Sharon  street 

De  Forrest  G.  L.,  emp  Street  Railway  Co.,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

De  Forrest  James  E„  emp  Street  Railway  Co.,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Deitz  Alexander,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  boards  Mill  street 

Deitz  Charles,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  boards  Mill  street 

Deitz  Jacob,  house  Mill  street 

Deitz  Joseph,  lightning  rod  dealer,  rooms  91  Court  street 

De  Land  William  W.,  emp  C R R machine  shop,  house  74  Bradford  street 

Delano  John  W.,  emp  Norcross  Brothers,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Delane  John,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  64  Wilcox  street 

Delaney  Thomas,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  97  Bliss  street 

Delany  George,  canvasser,  house  123  Congress  street 

Delier  Peter,  carpenter,  house  290  Water  street 

Delier  Peter,  Jr.,  carpenter,  house  290  Water  street 

Delorey  Demas,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Demas  Frank,  emp  Babue  Brothers,  boards  144  Water  street 

Demas  Pomale,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Worcester  street,  I O 

Demau  Paul,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  48  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  st 

Demers  Antoine,  carpenter,  house  boarding-house  block  3,  Indian  Orchard 

Demers  Isaac,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I O 

Demers  Narcisse,  boards  717  Main  street 

Demers  William,  emp  Henry  Charron,  boards  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Deming  Frederic,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  22  Stearns’  park 

Deming  George  W.,  rooms  24  Lombard  street 

Deming  H.  J.,  superintendent  of  bridge,  house  4 Bridge  street 

Deming  Levi,  rooms  24  Lombard  street 

Deming  Levi  L.,  emp  J.  T.  Webber,  house  488  Union  street 

Demmon  George  A.,  proprietor  Waverley  House,  Sanford  street,  house  Park  st 

Dempester  John,  emp  King  & Walker,  house  6 Charter  avenue 

Dempsey  Mrs.  Margaret,  boarding-house,  157  Main  street 

Dempsey  Thomas,  plasterer,  house  157  Main  street 

Denahay  Daniel,  laborer,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

Denayer  E.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Deneen  Lawrence,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

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Largest  Printing  House  in  Western  Massachusetts, 

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Denegri  H.  Francis,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  house  278  Water  street 

Denels  Edward,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  South  street 

Dennison  G.  E.,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  boards  Nayasset  House,  35  Railroad  st 

Dennison  G.  W.,  M.  D.,  boards  60  Bliss  street 

Dennen  S.  M.,  policeman,  house  382  Hancock  street 

Dennon  William,  emp  H.  W.  Phelps,  house  Worthington  street 

Denoon  George  E.,  elk  Forbes  & Smith,  h 263  Worthington  st  [ington  st 

Denver  Miss  E.  C.,  dress-maker,  Hurlbut’s  blk,  344  Main  st,  bds  40  Worth- 

Denver  Henry,  chief  operator  Western  Union  Telegraph  office,  h 50  Fort  st 

Denver  John  J.,  emp  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  house  Lombard  street 

Denver  William,  emp  B & A R R,  house  40  Worthington  street 

Denver  William  J.,  manager  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  house  46  Fort  st 

Derby  Dwight,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  64  Sharon  street 

Derby  Joel  A.,  emp  Spooner  & Topliff,  house  27  Emery  street 

Derby  Pardon  H.,  dentist,  437  Main  street,  house  65  School  street 

Derby  Theodore,  conductor  B & A R R,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

Dermot  Stuavt 9 Merchant  Tailor.  Fine  Custom  Work  a specialty. 
Allis’  block,  230  Main  street.  House  North  street. 

Deschamp  Eli,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  house  51  East  William  street 
Desforges  Jerre,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Desoe  Israel,  emp  B & A R R,  house  87  Margaret  street 
Desotelle  Charles,  carpenter,  Hillman  street,  boards  76  Elm  street 
Dessotell  Alfred,  (Rivers  & Dessotell,)  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Detter  Samuel,  emp  B & A R R,  house  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 
De  Yelling  Miss  I.  C.,  rooms  431  Main  street 

Devereaux  Ambrose  J.,  dentist,  437  Main  street,  boards  322  Union  street 
Devereaux  Mrs.  E.,  house  322  Union  street 

Devereaux  George  L.,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  boards  332  Union  street 
Devereaux  John  J.  F.,  foreman  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  322  Union  street 
Devine  James,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 
Devine  John  M.,  (Devine  & Knox,)  boards  45  Worthington  street 
Devine  Mark,  emp  Lillie  & Palmer,  bds  Water  st,  bet  Bridge  & Worthington  sts 
Devine  Patrick,  emp  L.  I.  Fisk  & Co.,  house  346  Water  street 
Devine  & Knox,  Boston  picture  gallery,  355  Main  street 
J.  H.  Devine,  boards  47  Worthington  street 
Herbert  Knox,  rooms  Bill’s  block,  352  Main  street 
Devrey  Thomas,  emp  Hampden  Paint  Co.,  house  Liberty  street 
Dew  William,  emp  A.  L.  Ball,  house  -53  Fremont  street 
Deware  John,  emp  USA,  house  44  Bay  street 
Dewer  Peter,  emp  J.  C.  Lutz  & Co.,  house  Colton  street 
Dewey  Edward  S.,  book-keeper,  boards  70  Pynchon  street 
Dewey  Mrs.  Hannah,  house  59  High  street 


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Dewey  M.  S,9  Manufacturer  of  Cotton  and  Woolen  Shirts,  Collars, 
Bosoms,  Drawers  and  Under  Flannels,  custom  made.  24  Barnes’  block,  394  Main 
street.  Shirt  patterns  cut  for  50  cents,  and  all  orders  promptly  attended  to.  House 
24  Oak  street. 

Dewey  Sherman  B.,  (Houston  & Dewey,)  house  13  Ringgold  street 

Dewey  T.  Morton,  attorney-at-law,  487  Main  street,  house  70  Pynchon  street 

DeWitt  Edmund  D.,  (D.  B.  Montague  & Co.,)  house  307  Worthington  street 

Dexter  Albert  H.,  emp  Richards  & Bosworth,  boards  80  Orleans  street 

Dexter  Charles,  baker,  123  Carew  street,  house  115  Carew  street 

Dexter  Charles  E.,  emp  Charles  Dexter,  boards  115  Carew  street 

Dexter  Jenness  K.,  clerk  Springfield  Institution  for  Savings,  boards  48  Bliss  st 

Dexter  Joseph  D.,  emp  B.  F.  Adams,  house  34  Terrence  street 

Dexter  Laban  H.,  emp  A.  T.  Morse,  house  Boston  road 

Dexter  Mrs.  Louise,  house  80  Orleans  street 

Dexter  Rufus,  shoemaker,  corner  Main  and  William  streets,  rms  310  Water  st 
Deyo  John,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  103  Fulton  street 
Dibble  Mrs.  John,  nurse,  house  33  Pine  street 
Dibble  Mrs.  Justin,  house  25  Pine  street 

Dick  Alexander  W.,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  77  Franklin  street 
Dickerman  Mrs.  S.  J.,  house  37  John  street 

Dickieson  Henry  R.,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  257  Chestnut  street 
Dickinson  Andrew  E.,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  16  Vernon  street 
Dickinson  Arthur  S.,  (E.  W.  Dickinson  & Co.,)  boards  22  Willow  street 
Dickinson  C.  A.,  emp  USA,  house  Highland  street 
Dickinson  Charles  C.,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  boards  Long  hill 
Dickinson  Dwight  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  9 Bay  street 
Dickinson  Edwin,  (Union  Paper  Co.,)  house  73  Spring  street 
Dickinson  Edwin  L.,  machinist,  house  Long  hill 

Dickinson  D,  TV.  & Co.9  Undertakers,  Wareroom  No.  143  State 

street.  Coffins,  Caskets,  and  Burial  Clothing  of  every  description  furnished  at  short 
notice.  Funerals  attended,  Hearse  and  Carriages  furnished,  and  any  assistance, 
male  or  female,  rendered  when  required. 

E.  W.  Dickinson,  house  22  Willow  street 
Arthur  S.  Dickinson,  boards  22  Willow  street 
Francke  W.  Dickinson,  boards  22  Willow  street 

Dickinson  Fvank  S,9  Apothecary  and  Dealer  in  Drugs,  Medicines, 
Chemicals,  Perfumery,  Fancy  Articles,  etc.,  Bill’s  new  block,  354  Main  street. 
House  16  Vernon  street. 

Dickinson  George  F.,  emp  Charles  Richards,  house  18  Grosvenor  street 
Dickinson  George  R.,  (Dickinson  & Mayo,)  house  398  Maple  street 
Dickinson  Henry,  painter,  house  Chaffee  avenue 

Dickinson  I.  P.,  market  gardener,  house  Long  hill  [397  Main  street 

Dickinson  John  C.,  Jr.,  book-keeper  Newell  Bros.  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards 
Dickinson  J.  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  578  Main  street 

A FULL  LINE  of  Hard  and  Soft  RUBBER  GOODS  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG 
STORE,  Corner  Main  and  State  Streets. 


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Dickinson  Linus,  farmer,  house  Long  hill 

Dickinson  Myron  W.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  118  Greenwood  st 
Dickinson  Mrs.  Nellie  V.,  boards  23  State  street 
Dickinson  Mrs.  N.  M.,  house  462  Central  street 
Dickinson  Ocran,  house  576  Main  street 

Dickinson  William,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  118  Greenwood  st 
Dickinson  William  L.,  emp  I.  P.  Dickinson,  boards  Long  hill 

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George  R.  Dickinson,  house  Crescent  hill,  398  Maple  street 
Alfred  N.  Mayo,  house  343  Worthington  street 

Dignen  Michael  J.,  emy  C.  D.  Leet  & Co.,  house  55  East  William  street 

Dike  Jerome,  emp  Amaziah  Mayo,  house  28  William  street 

Dikeman  Mrs.  Lucy,  house  727  Main  street 

Dillingham  E.  J.,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  boards  590  Main  street 

Dillingham  George,  emp  USA,  house  21  Orleans  street 

Dillon  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  29  Elm  street 

Dillon  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Dimick  Nathan  C.,  carpenter,  house  108  Worthington  street 

Dimmock  George  M.,  house  679  State  street 

Dineen  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  37  Ferry  street 

Dinsmore  Silas  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  418  Central  street 

Dion  John,  emp  C.  L.  Shaw,  boards  290  Water  street 

Dion  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  647  Union  street 

Diot  Toussaint,  emp  Currier  & Richards,  house  3 Wilcox  block,  William  street 

Disney  George  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  24  Market  street 

Disney  Henry,  barber,  house  303  Water  street 

Disontell  John,  carpenter,  house  Crossett  avenue 

Ditto  Peter,  emp  Ethan  0.  Allen,  boards  South  Wilbraham  road 

Dixon  Timothy,  emp  Simpson  Clark,  house  66  Stockbridge  street 

Doane  Edward  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  31  Emery  street 

Doane  Frank  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  31  Emery  street 

Dobbie  James,  stone-cutter,  boards  110  Sharon  street 

Dobbie  William,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  110  Sharon  street 

Dobbin  Walter,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  182  Hancock  street 

Dodd  Charles  A.,  emp  Burckard  & Jenks,  boards  318  Worthington  street 

Dodd  Frederick  O.,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  house  Pine  street 

Dodge  A.  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  181  Quincy  street 


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Dodge  Albert  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  64  Broad  street 

Dodge  Charles  E.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  31  Stebbins  street 

Dodge  Chester  C.,  bakery,  439  State  street,  house  453  State  street 

Dodge  Edward,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Dodge  Edwin,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  183  Liberty  street 

Dodge  Edwin,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  29  Ringgold  street 

Dodge  Edwin  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  105  Franklin  street 

Dodge  «7.  AT.,  2,  3,  and  4 Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street.  First  class 
operations  in  Dentistry  performed  skillfully  and  warranted  satisfactory.  We  use  the 
new  patent  dental  engine  for  preparing  cavities  for  filling. 

Dodge  John  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  rear  133  Hickory  street 
Dodge  Orville  A.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  105  Franklin  street 
Dohen  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  39  Sharon  street 
Doherty  George  H.,  emp  Simon  J.  Pierce,  boards  105  Bridge  street 
Doherty  John,  mason,  house  22  Essex  street 

Doherty  Michael,  blacksmith,  457  State  street,  house  16  Trask’s  blk,  river  bank 

Doherty  M.  J.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  bds  Revere  House,  193  Main  st 

Dolan  James,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  near  foot  Bliss  street 

Dolan  Michael,  laborer,  house  71  Ferry  street 

Dolan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  13  Essex  street 

Doland  Hugh,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  666  Union  street 

Dole  Mary  A.,  house  569  Main  street 

Donahue  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  38  Congress  street 

Donahue  Cornelius,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  boards  65  Market  street 

Donahue  Florence  J.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  41  Congress  street 

Donahue  Humphrey,  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  Liberty  street 

Donahue  James,  truckman,  house  37  Essex  street 

Donahue  James,  laborer,  house  Quincy  street 

Donahue  James,  machinist,  house  45  Essex  street 

Donahue  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  38  Congress  street 

Donahue  John  F.,  emp  C R R,  house  43  Hancock  street 

Donahue  Maurice,  emp  B & A R R,  house  65  Essex  street 

Donahue  Michael,  emp  USA,  house  78  Ferry  street 

Donahue  Michael,  laborer,  boards  Columbia  street 

Donahue  Murty,  emp  C R R,  house  74  Ferry  street 

Donahue  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  18  Columbia  street 

Donallen  Simon,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  52  Sbaron  street 

Donavan  John,  emp  Norcross  Brothers,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Donelan  Michael,  emp  Robert  Alexander,  boards  116  Congress  street 

Donelan  William,  emp  USA,  house  116  Congress  street 

Donley  Thomas,  hackman,  house  10  Columbia  street 

Donnallan  Thomas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house. 206  Chestnut  street 
Donnallen  Mrs.  Mary,  house  52  Sharon  street 


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Donnallen  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  52  Sharon  street 
Donnellan  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  Chestnut  street,  corner  Harrison  avenue 
Donnelly  Edward,  emp  B & A R II,  boards  45  Sharon  street 
Donnelly  Mrs.  Eliza,  house  58  William  street 

Donnelly  Hugh,  Attorney  and  Counselor  at  Law.  Office,  corner  Main 
and  Sanford  streets.  House  12  Bay  street. 

Donnelly  Maurice,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
Donnelly  Michael  T.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  103  Sharon  street 
Donnelly  Peter  J.,  machinist,  house  107  Worthington  street 
Donnelly  Thomas,  peddler,  house  Willow  street 

Donner  Adolph,  proprietor  Park  Street  House,  corner  Main  and  Park  streets 

Donnovan  Mrs.  Hannah,  house  132  Essex  street 

Donnovan  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  108  Congress  street 

Donnovan  Mrs.  Mary,  house  Essex  street 

Donnovan  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  75  Essex  street 

Donohue  Mrs.  Ann,  variety  store,  house  and  store  75  Congress  street 

Donohue  Haniel,  house  138  Ferry  street 

Donohue  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

Donohue  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  143  Lyman  street 

Donohue  Malachi,  plasterer,  house  83  Sharon  street 

Donohue  Michael,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  boards  34  Hubbard  avenue 

Donohue  Matthew,  emp  B & A R R,  house  27  Ferry  street 

Donohue  Thomas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  169  Main  street 

Donohue  William,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  boards  foot  Bliss  street 

Donovan  Daniel,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  106  Wilcox  street 

Donovan  Dennis,  emp  James  A.  Byrnes,  boards  Sharon  street 

Donovan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  36  Ferry  street 

Donovan  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  milliner,  house  54  Ferry  street 

Donovan  Mrs.  Hannah,  house  48  Sharon  street 

Donovan  James  F.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  20  Union  street 

Donovan  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  98  Ferry  street 

Donovan  Jerre,  laborer,  boards  36  Ferry  street 

Donovan  Jerre,  mason,  house  40  Green  street 

Donovan  Mrs.  John,  house  20  Union  street 

Donovan  Mrs.  John,  house  96  Liberty  street 

Donovan  John  H.,  emp  Frank  L.  Brown,  boards  20  Union  street 

Donovan  John  N.,  house  foot  Court  street,  opposite  Mills’  coal  yard 

Donovan  John  O.,  emp  Homer  Foot,  house  South  street 

Donovan  Mrs.  Julia,  house  12  Union  street 

Donovan  Mrs.  Mary,  house  foot  Court  street,  opposite  Mills’  coal  yard 
Donovan  Richard,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  79  Congress  street 
Donovan  Timothy,  emp  J.  J.  Linnehan,  boards  103  Worthington  street 


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relief  of  BRONCHITIS,  COUGHS,  &c. 


At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


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Donovan  Thomas,  house  79  Congress  street 

Donovan  Thomas,  Jr.,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  79  Congress  street 

Donovan  Timothy,  house  167  Lyman  street 

Doody  Lawrence,  emp  B.  F.  Bowles,  boards  68  School  street 

Dooher  William,  emp  John  B.  Kennedy,  boards  78  Liberty  street 

Doolan  Patrick,  emp  superintendent  streets,  boards  18  Sharon  street 

Doolittle  Adda,  clerk  W.  D.  Kinsman,  boards  1 Maple  street 

Doolittle  Frank  B.,  emp  Jennings  & Bond,  house  145  Worthington  street 

Doolittle  Otis,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  house  1 Maple  street 

Doolittle  Otis  0.,  boards  1 Slaple  street 

Doonon  James,  stone-cutter,  boards  Essex  street 

Door  Edward,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Plainfield  street 

Door  Peter,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  Plainfield  street 

Dorgan  Frank,  emp  Gill  & Hayes,  rooms  119  Howard  street 

Dorgan  Mrs.  Thomas,  house  rear  231  Worthington  street 

IMIIRS.  -A_.  DOBMAU, 

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276  MAIN  STREET. 

Tables  supplied  with  all  the  delicacies  of  the  season.  Fine  assortment  of  Choice 
Fruits  and  Confectionery  constantly  on  hand.  Meals  at  all  hours. 

Dorman  Ambrose  E.,  builder,  house  99  Walnut  street 
Dorman  Anson  A.,  emp  Charles  Smith,  boards  94  Oak  street 
Dorman  H.  Edson,  (Batchelder  & Dorman,)  house  99  Walnut  street 
Dome  Gilman  A.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  42  Worthington  st 
Dome  Killian,  house  246  Mill  street 

Dorney  Thomas  A.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Lyman  street 
Dorrey  John,  laborer,  house  125  Wilcox  street 
Dorsett  P.  H.,  emp  D.  Warner,  house  135  Florence  street 
Dorsey  Charles  H.,  emp  W.  D.  Montague,  boards  25  Vine  street 
Dorsey  Mrs.  Susan,  house  89  Essex  street 

Doton  Edward  0.,  emp  Springfield  Ice  Co.,  house  41  Fremont  street 

Dotson  William  F.,  emp  T.  D.  Beach,  rooms  5 Elm  street 

Doty  Cornelius  B.,  foreman  W.  H.  Allis,  house  Carew  street 

Doty  Cornelius  V.,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Doty  Cyrus  B.,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  house  Carew  street 

Doty  William  H.,  emp  John  F.  Annis,  boards  North  Wilbraham  road 

Doucet  Joseph,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  1 Worthington  street 

Doud  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Columbia  street 

Douglass  D.  De  Forrest,  manuf.  wooden  limbs,  house  206,  office  208  Union  st 
Douglass  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  40  Emery  street 

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Douglass  John  H.,  emp  D.  B.  Wesson,  boards  132  High  street 
Douglass  Millard,  emp  Albert  Morton,  boards  near  P|ainfield  street 
Douglass  0.  B.,  superintendent  Wood  Working  Co.,  boards  190  Chestnut  street 
Dow  Charles  E.,  jeweller,  corner  Main  and  Taylor  streets,  house  Andrew  street 
Dow  Charles  H.,  assistant  editor  Bepublican,  house  34  Terrence  street 
Dow  George  J.,  emp  American  Whip  Co.,  Westfield,  house  148  Main  street 

joecst  o.  DOW, 

J\.  O T XI  US  O ^ ]FL  3T  , 

410  Main  Street,  corner  of  Pynchon, 

(Under  Haynes’  Hotel.) 

Dealer  in  Fine  Drugs,  Medicines,  Chemicals,  Perfumery,  Toilet  and  Fancy  Goods,  Elegant 
Pharmaceutical  Preparations  of  the  best  manufacture.  Particular  attention  given  to  the  prepa- 
ration of  Physicians’  Prescriptions,  at  all  hours  of  the  day  or  night.  House  12  Mulberry  street. 

Dowd  Andrew  A.,  emp  R.  C.  Taylor,  house  Boston  road 

Dowd  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  22  Union  street 

Dowd  John,  laborer,  boards  102  Sharon  street 

Dowd  John,  laborer,  house  108  Ferry  street 

Dowd  William,  emp  City,  house  20  Union  street 

Dowe  J.  B.,  clerk  and  boards  Revere  House,  193  Main  street 

Dowling  Edward,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Mfg.  Co.,  boards  28  Sharon  street 

Downey  Daniel,  emp  C R R,  house  22  Liberty  street 

Downey  Martin,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  house  foot  State  street 

Downey  Michael,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Downey  Patrick,  emp  C R R,  house  22  Liberty  street  [Main  street 

Downing  Hamilton  F.,  (Downing  & Sturtevant,)  boards  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211 

Downing  J.,  cigar  maker,  rooms  124  Bridge  street 

Downing  Jeremiah,  emp  Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,  boards  52  Fort  street 

Downing  & Sturtevant,  wholesale  grocers,  221  Main  street 

Hamilton  F.  Downing,  boards  Cooley's  Hotel,  211  Main  street 
Warner  F.  Sturtevant,  house  Elliott  street 

Downs  & Haynes , 4 Foot’s  block,  506  Main  street.  Gent’s,  Youths’ 

and  Boys'  Clothing,  Furnishing  Goods,  &c. 

S.  C.  Downs,  boards  corner  Main  and  Howard  streets 
John  Haynes,  house  285  Central  street 

Doyle  Dennis,  janitor  WTorthington  street  school-house,  house  189  Hancock  st 
Doyle  Edward,  emp  B & A R R,  house  53  Linden  street 
Doyle  Edward,  Jr.,  emp  Albert  W.  Allen,  boards  14  Walnut  street 
Drake  Charles,  emp  C R R,  boards  1 6 Gray’s  court 

Drake  Francis  E.,  emp  Ames  Manufacturing  Co.,  Chicopee,  h 69  Sargeant  st 

Drake  James  C*9  317  Main  street.  Sign  and  Decorative  Painter. 
House  36  Loring  street. 

Drake  Samuel,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  233  Carew  street 
Drake  Samuel  T.,  emp  E.  J.  Piper,  boards  40  Greenwood  street 


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Drake  William  H.,  emp  F.  W.  Fawcett,  house  134  Eastern  avenue 

Dralette  Joseph,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Dransfield  Richard,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  South  street 

Draper  Eugene,  clerk  F.  G.  Tobey,  boards  36  Oak  street 

Draper  Lewis,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  36  Oak  street 

Drew  Absalom,  emp  W.  S.  Wheeler,  house  43  Linden  street 

Drew  Leroy  S.,  clerk  Butterfield  & Gilbert,  house  237  Chestnut  street 

Driscoll  Cornelius  J.,  (T.  & C.  J.  Driscoll,)  house  116  Franklin  street 

Driscoll  Daniel,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Driscoll  Edward,  carpenter,  house  16  Pine  street 

Driscoll  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  57  Ferry  street 

Driscoll  James,  emp  James  Burke,  rooms  55  Water  street 

Driscoll  Jeremiah,  (D.  J.  Curtis  & Co.,)  rooms  55  Worthington  street 

Driscoll  Jerre,  laborer,  house  85  Ferry  street 

Driscoll  John,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  Smith’s  block,  foot  Court  street 
Driscoll  John,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  18  Ferry  street 
Driscoll  John  J.,  emp  C R R,  house  65  Sharon  street 
Driscoll  Matthew,  emp  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  boards  57  Ferry  street 
Driscoll  Mathew  J.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Sharon  street 
Driscoll  Nicholas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  18  Alert  street 
Driscoll  Patrick,  emp  C R R,  boards  65  Sharon  street 
Driscoll  Timothy,  carpenter,  house  191  Chestnut  street 
Driscoll  T.  & C.  J.,  carpenters  and  builders,  72  Franklin  street 
Timothy  Driscoll,  house  161  Worthington  street 
Cornelius  J.  Driscoll,  house  116  Franklin  street 
Drommer  August,  tailor,  house  and  shop  391  Water  street 
Duary  Lathrop,  emp  C R R,  boards  318  Chestnut  street 
Dubey  Francis,  Jr.,  laborer,  house  Hampden  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Dubey  Nelson,  emp  Adoniram  Bradley,  boards  near  Boston  road 
Duby  Francis,  laborer,  house  Hampden  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Due  Nelson,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  opposite  Jenksville 
Ducker  Edward,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  19  Monroe  street 
Ducker  Henry  E.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  Sherman  st  near  State  st 
Dudley  Charles  W.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  64  Fort  street 
Dudley  Edmund  S.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  163  Franklin  street 
Duffey  James,  emp  John  Roche,  house  34  New  street 
Duffey  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  65  Sharon  street 
Dufresne  Alexander,  emp  C.  L.  Shaw,  boards  1 Worthington  street 
Duffy  James,  stone  mason,  house  93  Congress  street 
Dugan  Mrs.  Mary,  house  103  Bliss  street 
Dugat  Theophile,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Duggan  Mrs  Bridget,  house  12  Worthington  street 
Duggan  Daniel,  emp  J.  Whitcomb,  boards  12  Worthington  street 


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Duggan  John,  boards  12  Worthington  street 

Dugnid  Thomas,  emp  C R R,  rooms  63  Pynchon  street 

Duke  James,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  128  Ferry  street 

Duke  John,  laborer,  house  142  Bond  street 

Duke  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  100  Sharon  street 

Dumas  James,  contractor  and  builder,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Dumas  John,  emp  Huntley  & Dumas,  boards  163  Worthington  street 

Dumas  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Dumas  William  G.,  (Huntley  & Dumas,)  house  163  Worthington  street 

Dumbleton  Frederick  H.,  emp  H.  Dumbleton,  boards  22  Fremont  street 

Dumbleton  Harvey 9 Dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Fresh  and  Salt  Meats, 
Lard,  Poultry,  Vegetables,  &c.,  550  Main  street.  House  22  Fremont  street. 

Dumontier  Eli,  Jr.,  emp  Joseph  Dasutt,  house  865  Main  street 
Dumphrey  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  101  Sharon  street 
Dunagan  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  41  Ferry  street 
Dunakin  James  M.,  emp  C.  Knapp,  house  71  Pine  street 
Dunbar  Edward  F.,  emp  U S A,  house  9 Grant  street 
Dunbar  John  H.,  emp  USA,  house  24  Myrtle  street 
Dunbar  Lorenzo,  boards  9 Grant  street 
Dunbar  Moses  C.,  musician,  house  166  State  street 
Dunbar  Nahum,  house  435  Union  street 
Dunbar  Thomas  J.,  boarding-house,  74  Elm  street 

Duncan  George  H.,  book-keeper  George  W.  Weston,  house  93  Gardner  street 

Duncklee  George,  emp  John  Kimberly,  boards  488  Central  street 

Dunham  Charles  H.,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  house  326  Worthington  street 

Dunham  H.  F.,  emp  Stock  well  Bettes,  rooms  16  Boylston  street 

Dunham  Lafayette,  millwright,  house  39  Fulton  street 

Dunham  Mrs.  Williams,  house  26  Fort  street 

Dunigan  Frank,  emp  D.  Warner,  house  48  East  William  street 

Dunigan  James,  painter,  house  63  Monroe  street 

Dunigan  Mrs.  Mary,  house  48  East  William  street 

Dunlap  Frank,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  33  Gray’s  court 

Dunlap  Henry,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  33  Gray’s  court 

Dunlap  Welcome  L.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  33  Gray’s  court 

Dunlavey  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  78  Sharon  street 

Dunlavey  Morris,  emp  B & A R R,  house  38  Sharon  street 

Dunlavy  Murty,  emp  W.  L.  Wilcox  & Co.,  house  122  William  street 

Dunlea  Patrick  H.,  grocer,  house  and  store  870  Main  street 

Dunlea  Thomas  J.,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  101  Congress  street 

Dunleavy  Hugh,  house  129  Wilcox  street 

Dunn  Daniel,  gardener,  rooms  26  Harrison  avenue 

Dunn  Dennis,  emp  USA,  house  Tyler  street 


LIQUID  BALM  stands  unrivaled  as  a PAIN  KILLER.  Used  Externally  and 

Internally. 


For  all  Kinds  of  Business,  Manufactured  by  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co. 


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Dunn  Edward,  emp  B & A R R,  house  46  Harrison  avenue 

Dunn  Frank,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  rooms  28  Dwight  street 

Dunn  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  72  Liberty  street 

Dunn  John,  head  porter  Massasoit  House,  house  Congress  street 

Dunn  Luke,  porter  Massasoit  House,  house  135  Franklin  street 

Dunn  Martin,  laborer,  house  Columbia  street 

Dunn  Peter,  emp  B & A R R,  house  24  Congress  street 

Dunn  Robert,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  46  Harrison  avenue 

Dunn  Robert,  emp  William  Birnie,  rooms  732  Chestnut  street 

Dunn  Thomas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co,  house  33  Congress  street 

Dunn  Timothy,  laborer,  house  20  Union  street 

Dunne  Robert,  emp  William  Birnie,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Dunning  Mrs.  E.  H.,  dress-maker,  house  42  Union  street 

Dunovan  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  Smith’s  block,  foot  Court  street 

Dupee  Alexander,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  boarding-house  block,  I O 

Dupee  Frank,  emp  B & A R R,  house  81  Congress  street 

Dupee  Henry,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  285  Main  street 

Dupee  John,  mason,  house  Wilcox  street 

Dupee  Joseph,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  81  James  street 

Dupont  George,  emp  Charles  Payne,  house  67  Ashley  street 

Dupre  Augustus,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Worcester  street,  I 0 

Duprez  George,  emp  Ben  Spear,  house  27  Bridge  street 

Durdan  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  96  Liberty  afreet 

Durfee  B.  M.,  policeman,  house  334  Water  street 

Durfee  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  19  Wight  avenue 

Durfee  Joseph  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  334  Water  street 

During  John  D,9  28  Harrison  avenue,  manufacturer  of  Gentlemen’s 
Fine  Boots  and  Shoes.  House  24  Stockbridge  street,  corner  of  Willow  street. 
Dusold  George,  shoe-maker,  house  57  Broad  street 
Dustan  A.  M.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  31  Loring  street 
Dustan  Charles  W.  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  20  Whitney  avenue 
Dustan  L.  P.  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  31  Loring  street 
Dutcher  David,  emp  David  Smith,  house  112  Florence  street 
Dutton  Benjamin,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  37  Vine  street 
Duval  Francis,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Duval  Peter,  carpenter,  house  67  Ashley  street 
Dwelley  Joseph,  emp  L.  M.  Merrick,  house  256  Water  street 
Dwelly  Albert  H.,  assistant  book-keeper  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  bds  71  Elliott  st 

Dwelly  A*  S.  & Co,9  99  Lyman  street,  near  Chestnut  street,  Dealers  in 
Building  Stone  and  Monumental  Work.  Designs  furnished,  and  special  attention 
given  to  Cemetery  work. 

A.  S.  Dwelly,  house  71  Elliott  street 

A.  D.  Stone,  house  275  Chestnut  street 


SILK  ELASTIC  STOCKINGS  made  to  order  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  cor- 
ner Main  and  State  Streets. 


Mercantile  and  Manufacturers’  Printing,  promptly  done  in  tlie  best  style 


222  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Dwelly  Joseph  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  32  Vine  street 

Dwight  Arthur  E.,  emp  Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  bds  55  Dwight  st 

Dwight  Charles  B.,  carpenter,  house  524  Union  street 

Dwight  Charles  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  524  Union  street 

Dwight  Elihu,  grocer,  13  Allis’  block,  Main  street,  house  26  Holyoke  street 

Dwight  George,  president  Springfield  Gas  Light  Co.,  house  152  Chestnut  street 

Dwight  George,  Jr.,  president  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  h 150  Chestnut  st 

Dwight  R.  B.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  524  Union  street 

Dwinnell  Lucius,  emp  Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  house  46  Bradford  street 

Dwyer  John,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Dwyer  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  81  Main  street 

Dwyer  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  foot  Union  street 

Dwyer  William,  emp  B & A R R,  house  46  Ferry  street 

Dyer  Henry,  shirt-maker,  house  53  Stebbins  street 

Dyer  James,  junk  dealer,  house  Essex  street 

Dyer  Peter,  saloon  and  house  corner  Water  and  Railroad  streets 

Eagan  Mrs.  Ann,  house  22  Liberty  street 

Eagan  James,  emp  E.  Helms,  house  41  Colton  street 

Eagan  Michael,  emp  George  E.  Howard,  boards  Crescent  hill 

Eagan  Michael  F.,  emp  U S A,  house  545  State  street 

Eagan  Patrick,  emp  Meillez  & Co.,  house  94  Sharon  street 

Eagan  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  157  Main  street 

Eagan  Patrick,  emp  Massasoit  Paper  Co.,  boards  22  Liberty  street 

Eagan  Samuel  L.,  carpenter,  house  38  Hancock  street 

Eagan  Thomas,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  boards  12  Fort  street 

Eagan  Thomas,  emp  Howard  & Brothers,  house  92  Mill  street 

Eager  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  93  Congress  street 

Eager  L.  W.,  emp  William  S.  Collins,  boards  36  Dwight  street 

Eames  Augustus  N.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  14  Walnut  street 

Eames  Horace,  foreman  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  64  Sargeant  street 

Eames  Prescott,  farmer,  boards  Benton  street, 

Earle  Arthur  C.,  mason,  boards  corner  Main  and  Howard  streets 

Earle  Ira  M.,  clerk  Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  bds  corner  Main  and  Howard  sts 

Earle  Ralph,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  cor  Main  and  Howard  sts 

Earle  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  157  Worthington  street 

Earle  Robert  S.,emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  142  Bond  street 

Earle  William  W.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  52  Emery  street 

Earley  Anthony,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I 0 

Easier  James,  emp  R.  B.  Ross,  house  28  Pynchon  street 

Easley. Mrs.  A.  B.,  house  93  Monroe  street 

Eastman  Charles  B.,  house  541  Union  street 

Eastman  Charles  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  corner  Willow  st  and  Hubbard  ave 


WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS.  There  is  nothing  better  for  OLD 
PEOPLE  needing  a Tonic. 


And  at  Satisfactory  Rates,  at  301  Main  Street. 


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Eastman  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  72  Liberty  street 
Eaton  Mrs.  A.  E.,  boards  625  Main  street 
Eaton  C.  D.,  carpenter,  house  190  Spring  street 

Eaton  C.  J.,  post-master,  house  cor  Hampden  and  Myrtle  sts,  Indian  Orchard 

Eaton  Mrs.  Eliza,  house  288  Worthington  street 

Eaton  Jabez,  carpenter,  house  24  Pynchon  street 

Eaton  James,  emp  Francis  Ellison,  rooms  22  Franklin  street 

JEatOfl  L»  0,9  Carpenter  and  House  Builder.  Shop  Barnes’  lot,  near 
Dwight  and  Hillman  streets.  House  612  State  street. 

Eaton  Mrs.  M.  A.,  nurse,  house  669  Main  street 

Eaton  Prentice,  clerk  G.  H.  Ireland  & Co.,  boards  24  Pynchon  street 

Eaton  William  H.,  clerk  Bay  State  Paper  Co.,  house  56  Carew  street 

Eaves  Fred,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 

Ebdon  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  176  Pendleton  avenue 

Eccles  Robert,  foreman  B & A R R blacksmith  shop,  house  39  Vernon  street 

Eckholtz  Miss  Louise,  teacher  of  French,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 

Eddy  Henry  L„  emp  J.  L.  Worthy,  boards  80  Bradford  street 

Eddy  Horace  W.,  foreman  B & A R R machine  shop,  boards  32  Cypress  street 

Eddy  Wilson,  master  mechanic  B & A R R,  house  32  Cypress  street 

Eden  Joseph,  laborer,  house  Water  street  between  Worthington  and  Bridge  sts 

Edgerton  Curtis  C.,  machinist,  house  18  Bliss  street 

Edie  Major  J.  R.,  assistant  commanding  officer,  USA,  house  Armory  square 
Edmunds  L.  W.,  patent  agent,  rooms  51  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  street 
Edson  Mrs.  Cyrus,  house  173  Quincy  street 
Edson  Emery,  painter,  house  Tinkham  road 

Edwards  Edward  S.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Nayasset  House,  35  Railroad  st 

Edwards  Mrs.  E.  L.,  house  79  Chestnut  street 

Edwards  George  F.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  91  Water  street 

Edwards  Gilbert  H.,  emp  J.  W.  Rice,  boards  Florence  street 

Edwards  Henry  W.,  upholsterer,  house  52  State  street 

Edwards  John  P,,  emp  E.  Siskron,  house  158  Walnut  street 

Edwards  Lewis  P.,  book-keeper  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  77  Quincy  street 

Edwards  Perry,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  20  Florida  street 

Edwards  William,  carpenter,  house  210  Chestnut  street 

Edwards  William  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  181  Quincy  street 

Eggleston  Edward  D.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  44  Sanford  street 

Eggleston  Henry  L.,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  house  31  Spring  street 

Eighney  Jacob,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  117  Bridge  street 

Elder  James,  trunk-maker,  house  13  Mechanic  street 

Elder  John  H.,  emp  Hixon  & Birnie,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Elder  Walter,  painter,  house  29  Oak  street 

Eldred  A.  P.,  house  52  Summer  street 


WATCH  CHAINS,  so  hard  to  clean  by  any  ordinary  process,  look  as  GOOD  AS 
NEW  after  usiug  SII/VER  SHINE. 


PATENT  CALENDARS— Best  Advertising  Medium  Extant— 


224  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Eldred  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  61  Fort  street 

JEldredge  & Lewis,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  Furniture  ; also 
Auctioneers  and  Appraisers.  Office  and  salesroom  251  and  253  Main  street,  near 
the  Depot.  Sales  of  Real  Estate  and  Personal  Property  solicited. 

J.  A.  Eldredge,  house  48  Pearl  street 

A.  H.  G.  Lewis,  house  corner  Chestnut  and  Linden  streets 

Eldridge  Benjamin,  (Eldridge  & Hastings)  house  75  Bliss  street 
Eldridge  David,  canvasser,  house  41  Fremont  street 
Eldridge  Hiram,  emp  USA,  house  165  Union  street 
Eldridge  J.  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  28  Foot’s  block,  502  Main  street 
Eldridge  & Hastings,  general  jobbers,  495  Main  street 
Benjamin  Eldridge,  house  75  Bliss  street 
George  Hastings,  house  18  Summer  street 
Ellingwood  George  W.,  carpenter,  boards  13  Stearns’  park 
Elliott  Miss  Augusta  C.,  house  787  Main  street, 

Elliott  A.  W.,  clerk  D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,  rooms  63  Bridge  street 
Elliott  Charles,  farmer,  house  Tinkham  road 
Elliott  James,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  151  Union  street 
Elliott  William,  house  Everett  street 


W.  3? . ELLIOTT, 

GENERAL  AGENT 

FOR 

Singer's  Unequalled  Sewing  Machines. 

Over  a QUARTER  of  the  entire  number  of  Sewing  Machines 
SOLD  LAST  YEAR  WERE  SINGER’S. 

Sales  for  1872,  219,758. 

MACHINES  SOLD  ON  MONTHLY  PAYMENTS. 

320  Main  Street. 

House  582  Main  street. 

Ellis  Algernon  S.,  contractor  for  sewers,  drains  and  grading,  h 58  Franklin  st 

Ellis  Dwight,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  boards  23  Fairbanks’  avenue 

Ellis  George  A.,  civil  engineer,  house  515  State  street 

Ellis  Harvey  W.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  691  State  street 

Ellis  Henry,  emp  City,  house  Colton  street  [h  79  Sargeant  st 

Ellis  Henry  A.,  agt  Nonpareil  Hemmer  Co.,  4 Opera  House  blk,  414  Main  st, 

Ellis  Jason,  emp  B & A R R,  house  56  Wilcox  street 

Ellis  Jason  B.,  harness-maker,  boards  56  Wilcox  street 

Ellis  John  C.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  71  Gardner  street 

Ellis  M.  M.,  carpenter,  house  23  Fairbanks’  avenue 


DR.  HOOKER’S  SOLIDIFIED  BALSAM,  or  COUGH  LOZENGES,  for  the  cure 
of  all  Throat  Affections. 


Most  Desirable  for  Counting-Room  Uses. 


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Ellis  Theodore  W.,  house  9 Maple  street 

Ellis  Thomas,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  corner  Tyler  st  and  Pendleton  ave 
Ellis  W.  C.,  machinist,  house  71  Gardner  street 

JElllSOn  Francis,  Machine  Works.  Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  in  all 
kindsfcof  Heavy  Machinery  and  Mill  Work,  including  Shafting,  Pulleys,  Hangers,  &c. 
Also  plain  and  galvanized  Wrought  Iron  Steam  and  Gas  Pipe,  and  Fittings.  Steam 
and  Gas  Piping  in  all  its  branches.  Nos.  52  and  56  Liberty  street.  See  adv.  p.  xiv. 
House  52  Grosvenor  street. 

Elmer  A.  W.,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  162  Hancock  st 

Elmer  Daniel  F.,  gold  chain-maker,  house  62  Florence  street 

Elmer  Nelson  L.,  boards  61  Pynchon  street 

Elmer  Mrs.  Rufus,  boards  61  Pynchon  street 

Elmer  Willard,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Elmer  Willard  N.,  clerk  Lawton  & Butterfield,  house  61  Pynchon  street 
Elton  Amos,  emp  P.  E.  Robinson  & Co.,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Flwell  F*  J\L.,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  First  Quality  Gas  Fixtures 
of  the  latest  styles  and  most  approved  patterns.  Saws. — Mr.  Elwell  is  a Saw  Maker 
by  trade,  and  you  will  find  every  description  of  Saws,  made  from  the  best  Cast  Steel 
and  warranted.  He  is  also  dealer  in  New  and  Second-hand  Fire  and  Burglar  Proof 
Safes.  Saw  Repairing  done  in  all  its  branches.  Main  street,  No.  3 Shaw’s  block. 
House  372  Main  street. 

Elwell  Frank  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  63  Park  street 
Elwell  Franklin,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  365  Water  street 
Elwell  Frederick,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  247  Hancock  street 
Elwell  Harrison,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  house  86  Cedar  street 
Elwell  Jeremiah  R.,  clerk  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  house  11  Alert  street 
Elwell  William  S.,  artist,  house  and  studio  356  Maple  street,  Crescent  hill 
Emerson  Charles  H.,  mason,  house  292  Worthington  street 
Emerson  Frank  M.,  clerk  J.  N.  Bull,  boards  North  street 
Emerson  Mrs.  J.  E.,  house  North  street 

Emerson  Warren,  (Wright  & Emerson,)  boards  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  street 
Emerson  Warren  S.,  boards  North  street 

Emerson  William  F.,  book-keeper  Lane,  Smith  & Adams,  house  Longmeadow 
Emery  Charles  A.,  draughtsman  USA,  house  28  Florida  street 
Emery  Mrs.  D.  W.,  house  28  Florida  street 
Emery  Frederick,  policeman,  house  57  Allen  street 

Emery  Hiram  E.,  agt  foundry  dept  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 155  Carew  st 
Emery  Mrs.  Thomas  E.,  house  8 Auburn  street 
Emon  Joseph,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Fmory  JP.  F*  & Co*,  48  Hampden  street,  Coppersmiths  and  Brass 
Founders,  Manufacturers  of  Copper  Work,  Brass  and  Composition  Castings  of  every 
description.  Babbitt  and  Lining  Metals.  See  adv.,  p.  94. 

P.  P.  Emory,  house  138  Spring  street 
Isaac  E.  Giddings,  house  18  Gray’s  court 
George  C.  Kimball,  East  Saginaw,  Michigan 

WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACT  OF  CINNAMON  BEATS  THEM  ALL. 

30 


SPRINGFIELD  DAILY  UNION,  Enlarged  and  Improved, 


226  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Emory  Richard  0.,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Light  Co.,  house  80  Quincy  street 
Empire  Clothing  House,  500  Main  street 

Emslie  William  G.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  Pine  street 

Enfield  Henry,  hoards  Taylor  avenue 

Enfield  Thomas,  emp  J.  Cummings,  house  Taylor  avenue 

English  Mrs.  B.  C.,  hardware  manufactory,  110  Central  st,  h 96  Central  st 

English  Michael,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  83  Sharon  street 

English  R.  G.  W.,  M.  D.,  house  58  Morris  street 

English  William,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  81  Main  street 

Eno  Miss  Lizzie,  boards  173  Worthington  street 

Enright  J ames,  laborer,  boards  Willow  street 

Ensworth  Henry,  emp  B & A R R,  house  46  Bradford  street 

Ente  Henry,  emp  David  Smith  & Co.,  bds  United  States  Hotel,  547  Main  st 

Erb  Howard  E.,  (Curry  & Erb,)  house  64  State  street 

Erb  Mrs.  Howard  E.,  hair-dresser,  house  and  rooms  64  State  street 

Ernest  Joseph,  emp  Edward  Albro,  boards  Carew  street 

Erskine  George  E.,  clerk  Miss  C.  J.  Bliss,  roomS  26  Fort  street 

Ersmann  Adolph,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  Stockbridge  st 

Eschelbachec  Joseph,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  boards  97  Bliss  street 

Escott  Louis,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I 0 

Escott  Richard,  music-teacher,  rooms  469  Main  street 

E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  brass  foundry,  37  Taylor  st — see  adv.  p.  92 

Estes  George  H.,  emp  USA,  house  165  Florence  street 

Euch  Patrick,  emp  Patrick  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Eusebe  Charles,  laborer,  boards  1 Worthington  street 

Eustis  Rev.  William  T.,  pastor  Memorial  church,  house  Round  hill 

Evans  Mrs.  C.  F.,  boarding-house,  149  State  street 

Evans  Charles  E.,  agt  for  WTatson  & Clark’s  super-phosphate,  bds  149  State  st 
Evans  Frederick  W.,  emp  Henry  Fuller,  boards  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Evans  George,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Essex  street 

Evans  George,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  79  Gardner  street 

Evans  John,  laborer,  house  Eastern  avenue 

Evans  Morey,  (Evans  & Fox,)  house  76  Elm  street 

Evans  Nathan,  boot-maker,  house  and  shop  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Evans  Nelson  R.,  conductor  C R R,  house  47  Bradford  street 

Evans  William,  laborer,  boards  121  Sharon  street 

JEvans  & Fox 9 Steam  and  Gas  Pipe  Fitters.  Dealers  in  Wrought  Iron 
Steam  and  Gas  Pipe  Fittings.  Reference  given  if  required.  No.  18  Vernon  street. 
Morey  Evans,  house  76  Elm  street 
A.  0.  Fox,  boards  76  Elm  street 

Eveleth  Asa  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  192  Main  street 
Eveleth  James  W.,  conductor  B & A R R,  boards  192  Main  street 
Everding  Charles,  emp  Edmund  W.  Clark,  boards  176  Bridge  street 


WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  SOED  EVERYWHERE. 


Only  Seven  Dollars  a Year— 301  Main  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  227 


Exchange  Hotel,  J.  D.  Fuller,  proprietor,  478  Main  street 
Extein  Achille,  house  515  Union  street 

Fabrau  Frank,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  corporation  block,  I O 

Fahey  Andrew,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  94  Sharon  street 

Fahey  Frank,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Fairbank  George  D.,  (Henry  Keyes  & Co.,)  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Fairbanks  Charles  E.,  house  corner  North  and  Ringgold  streets 

Fairbanks  Ephraim,  emp  D.  Warner,  house  369  Hancock  street 

Fairbanks  Lyman,  painter,  house  482  Hancock  street 

Fairbanks  Mrs.  Mary,  dress-maker,  house  100  Franklin  street 

Fairfield  Charles  A.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  19  Eastern  avenue 

Fales  William  H.,  clerk  B & A R R,  bouse  110  Franklin  street 

Faley  Dennis,  tailor,  house  Trask’s  avenue 

Faley  John,  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street 

Fallon  John,  button  manufacturer,  Wight’s  block,  house  16  Loring  street 

Falvey  Thomas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  30  East  William  street 

Falvey  William,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  South  street 

Falvy  Mrs.  Catharine,  house  Wilcox  street 

Falvy  William,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  boards  Wilcox  street 

Fancher  James  E.,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  26  Chaffee  avenue 

Farmer  George  F.,  clerk  City  Aqueduct  Co.,  house  39  Holyoke  street 

Farrar  Alvin  N.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  240  Walnut  street 

Farrar  JB.  F,9  Contractor  and  Builder,  and  Dealer  in  Pressed  and  Com- 
mon Brick.  All  kinds  of  mason  work  done  to  order.  Office  at  Eldredge  & Lewis' 
Furniture  Store,  253  Main  street.  Office  hours  from  10  to  11  A.  M.,  3 to  4 and  7 to 
9 P.  M.  House  341  Central  street. 

Farrar  Edwin,  house  77  Pearl  street 

Farrar  Frederick  H.,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Farrar  Peter,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  48  Sharon  street 

Farrar  Thomas,  emp  James  & Marra,  house  21  Linden  street 

Farrell  Mrs.  Annie,  bouse  Willow  street 

Farrell  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Tyler  street 

Farrell  Thomas,  emp  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  house  18  Ferry  street 

Fassaur  Charles  G.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  15  Florence  street 

Fassaur  Charles  H.,  emp  USA,  house  310  Central  street 

Fauteaux  Jerry,  emp  B & A R R,  house  11  Whitney  avenue 

Fawcett  F*  W,9  Dealer  in  Meats,  Groceries  and  Provisions  of  every  des- 
cription, also  Wood  and  Kindlings,  in  their  various  branches,  Baled  Hay  by  the  bale 
or  ton.  Blacksmithing  and  Carriage  Making  done  in  the  neatest  manner  and  at  the 
lowest  living  prices.  Farmers’  Produce  taken  in  exchange.  House  and  place  of 
business  corner  Hancock  and  King  streets. 


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BITTERS. 


SPEINGFIELD  WEEKLY  UNION,  $2  a Tear,  Only  $1.50  to  Clubs  of  Ten- 


228  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Fay  Mrs.  Arthur  H.,  house  400  Union  street 
Fay  Asa  W.,  commercial  traveler,  house  148  Carew  street 
Fay  Frank  E.,  emp  C RR,  hoards  77  Dwight  street 
Fay  George,  clerk  J.  T.  Rockwood,  rooms  83  Bliss  street 
Fay  George  E.,  emp  Fuller  & Aikens,  boards  19  Elm  street 
Fay  Hiram,  emp  J.  T.  Kane,  house  77  Dwight  street 


FAY,  HOADLY  & CO., 

DEALERS  IN 

MUSICAL  MERCHANDISE,  PIANO-FORTES, 

Organs,  Melodeons,  Violins,  Guitars,  Flutes,  Accordeons,  Concertinas,  Drums, 
Strings  of  all  kinds,  Sheet  Music,  etc.  Instruments  to  Rent. 

HAYNES’  HOTEL  BLOCK,  402  MAIN  STREET. 

M.  H.  Fay,  residence  Worcester,  Mass. 

E.  S.  Iloadly,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Fay  Ira,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Worcester  street,  I 0 

Fay  Mrs.  J.  A.,  dress-maker,  house  279  Walnut  street 

Fay  Marcus  W.,  farmer,  house  East  Longmeadow  and  Sixteen  acres  road 

Fay  Newton  M.,  emp  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  house  Douglass  avenue 

Fayden  William,  emp  R.  C.  Taylor,  hoards  Boston  road 

Feeheley  Richard,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  64  Sharon  street 

Feeny  Michael,  emp  Shaw  & Co.,  house  160  Liberty  street 

Felton  Mrs.  Pamelia  C.,  house  rear  596  Main  street 

Fennyery  Tihamer,  farmer,  house  Long  hill 

Fenten  Patrick,  emp  George  E.  Howard,  house  52  Orange  street 

Fenton  Patrick,  emp  Russel]  & Day,  house  119  Essex  street 

Fenton  Thomas,  laborer,  house  73  Sharon  street 

Ferguson  George,  emp  Downing  & Sturtevant,  house  6 Wilcox  blk,  William  st 
Ferguson  George  D.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  40  Morgan  street 
Ferguson  Robert,  emp  Downing  & Sturtevant,  house  60  Ashley  street 
Fernald  George  T.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  93  Greenwood  st 
Fernald  William,  wood-turner,  cor  Harrison  ave  and  Dwight  st,  h 47  John  st 

Ferre  C.  J>.  & Co,9  378  Main  street,  Fallon’s  block.  Head-quarters  for 
Ladies’,  Children’s  and  Infant’s  Furnishing  Goods.  Suits,  Under-garments,  Fine 
Corsets,  Hoop  Skirts,  Bustles,  &c.,  &c.  C.  D.  Ferre,  house  13  Winthrop  street. 

Ferre  James  P.,  clerk  Lincoln  & Long,  house  30  Holyoke  street 
Ferre  William  T.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  173  Union  street 
Ferre  George,  emp  S.  D.  Burbank,  house  86  Bliss  street 
Ferris  Daniel,  farmer,  house  near  Indian  Orchard 


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Ferris  J,  T,9  8 Market  street.  Springfield  File  Works.  Files  and  Rasps 
of  every  description  Re-Cut  in  the  best  manner  and  warranted  to  wear  equal  to  new. 
A good  assortment  always  on  hand  for  sale  or  exchange.  Orders  solicited  and 
promptly  attended  to.  House  Pendleton  avenue 

Ferry  Charles  S.,  carpenter  and  builder,  Liberty  street,  house  451  Chestnut  st 
Ferry  Mrs.  Delina,  boards  37  Stebbins  street 

Ferry  Edwin  A.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  boards  21  Monroe  street 

Ferry  George  B.,  boards  78  Spring  street 

Ferry  H.  A.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  24  Myrtle  street 

Ferry  Joseph,  janitor  Oak  street  school-house,  house  21  Monroe  street 

Ferry  R.  S.,  carpenter,  house  78  Spring  street 

Ferry  William  F.,  book-keeper  Spgfd  Institution  for  Savings,  bds  78  Spring  st 

Fessenden  George  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  76  Fulton  street 

Field  Charles  H.,  emp  C.  P.  Field,  boards  99  Greenwood  street 

Field  Charles  M.,  emp  H.  M.  Burt  & Co.,  boards  23  Elm  street 

Field  Charles  P.,  grocer,  111  Worthington  street,  house  99  Greenwood  street 

Field  Elijah,  house  206  Walnut  street 

Field  Frank  P.,  (Thatcher  & Field),  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

Field  Horatio,  foreman  R.  F.  Hawkins’  foundry,  house  133  Carew  street 

Field  H.  W.,  teacher  penmanship,  28  Barnes’  blk,  394  Main  st,  bds  Allis  House 

Field  Mrs.  M.  J.,  house  57  Pendleton  avenue 

Field  William,  emp  C.  Ferry,  house  430  Central  street 

Fielding  Jennison,  house  7 Morris  street 

Filley  Mrs.  Susan  E.,  house  74  Pynchon  street 

Filmore  Henry  L.,  special  policeman,  house  7 2 Margaret  street 

Finley  George,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  boards  Cross  street 

Finn  Charles  H.,  emp  J.  H.  Spear,  boards  28  Main  street 

Finn  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  101  Sharon  street 

Finn  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  46  East  William  street 

Finn  Mrs.  Nancy,  house  10  Union  street 

Finn  Thomas,  boards  46  East  William  street 

Finnegan  James,  laborer,  boards  102  State  street 

Finnegan  Michael,  boards  123  Bridge  street 

Finnegan  Patrick,  emp  U S A,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Finnerty  J.  F.,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  boards  58  Willow  street 

Finnerty  John,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  rooms  Sanford  street 

Finnerty  Michael,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  rooms  Sanford  street 

Finnerty  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Bond  street 

Finzel  Maximilian,  emp  William  Simpson,  rooms  103  Bliss  street 

Firmin  Mrs.  Eli,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Firmin  Elon  G.,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  house  300  Walnut  street 

Firmin  Harrison  G.,  emp  USA,  house  170  Mill  street 

First  Baptist  Church,  corner  Main  street  and  Harrison  avenue 

First  Congregational  Church,  west  side  of  Court  Square 


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230  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

First  Methodist  Church,  corner  Florence  and  Hancock  streets 
First  National  Bank,  455  Main  street 

Fischer  Emil,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  boards  235  Pine  street 

Fisher  Abraham,  clerk  George  H.  Ireland  & Co.,  house  57  Pynchon  street 

Fisher  Albert,  clerk  D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,  boards  397  Main  street 

Fisher  Andrew  C.,  salesman  H.  Knappe,  house  74  Union  street 

Fisher  Andrew  C.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  53  Vine  street 

Fisher  Dwight  W.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  48  Walnut  street 

Fisher  Miss  Fannie  G.,  school-teacher,  boards  74  Union  street 

Fisher  Frank  G.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Pine  street 

Fisher  Frank  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  53  Vine  street 

Fisher  James  N.,  emp  Ray  & Taylor,  boards  200  Spring  street 

Fisher  John  A.,  confectioner,  house  62  Union  street 

Fisher  Lorenzo  J.,  emp  J.  C.  Lutz  & Co.,  boards  62  Union  street 

Fisliev  Jj • W,9  204  Main  street,  north  of  the  depot.  Dealer  in  Fresh 
and  Salt  Meats,  Poultry,  Vegetables,  etc.  House  86  Main  street. 

Fisher  Sanford,  emp  L.  W.  Fisher,  house  172  Liberty  street 
Fisher  S.  B.,  commercial  traveler,  house  685  State,  street 
Fisher  William  E.,  house  93  Gardner  street 
Fisher  W.  S.,  clerk  Lawton  & Butterfield,  boards  548  Main  street 
Fisk  Asa,  carpenter,  house  Central  street 

Fisk  Charles,  livery  stable,  Main  street,  house  Worcester  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Fisk  Charles  A.,  clerk  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  240  Franklin  street 
Fisk  Mrs.  D.  C.,  house  42  Howard  street 

Fish  _D.  F,  & Co.9  Book  Publishers,  Hurlbut’s  block,  corner  of  Main 
and  Bridge  streets.  Good  experienced  canvassing  agents  wanted,  to  whom  we  offer 
superior  inducements.  D.  E.  Eisk,  rooms  at  Dr.  Vaille’s,  590  Main  street. 

Fisk  George,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  129  Bridge  street 
Fisk  George  A.,  wheelwright,  house  39  Gardner  street 
Fisk  Mrs.  George  A.,  house  Water  street 

Fisk  George  C.,  president  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  240  Franklin  st 
Fisk  George  W.,  carpenter,  house  2 Wilcox  block,  William  street 
Fisk  Harrison  L.,  (Houghton  & Fisk,)  house  42  Auburn  street 
Fisk  II.  G.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Fish  X.  I • & Co,9  Manufacturers  of  all  kinds  of  Family  and  Manufac- 
turers’ Soaps,  Walker  street. 

L.  I.  Fisk,  house  corner  Chestnut  and  Everett  streets 
N.  W.  Fisk,  house  Sheldon  street 

Fisk  Mrs.  Sarah  I.,  house  255  Central  street 
Fisk  Wilbur,  boards  Stony  hill  road 

Fisk  William  L.,  emp  A.  M.  Knight  & Son,  boards  28  Pynchon  street 
Fisk  William  R.,  emp  Myron  Child,  house  151  Spring  street 
Fiske  Eli  B.,  emp  E.  W.  Shattuck,  house  23  Morgan  street 


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Fiske  M.  A.,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  house  26  Bliss  street 

Fiske  William  T.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  267  Chestnut  street 

Fitch  Abel  P.,  mason,  house  43  Terrence  street 

Fitch  Dudley  A.,  mason,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 

Fitch  Henry  W.,  (Sibley  & Fitch,)  house  16  Franklin  street 

Fitts  H.  T.,  emp  USA,  house  81  William  street 

Fitts  J.  H.,  (Springfield  Ice  Co.,)  boards  339  Water  street 

Fitts  Lewis  L,9  Stair  Builder,  Taylor  street,  near  the  Depot.  Rails 

made  to  order  from  any  kind  of  wood.  Balusters  and  Newels  of  all  patterns.  Job 
Turning  and  Bracket  Sawing  done  in  the  best  manner.  House  73  William  street. 

Fitz  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  39  Sharon  street 

Fitzgerald  Mrs.  Catharine,  house  near  Bay  road 

Fitzgerald  Edmund,  farmer,  house  Bay  road 

Fitzgerald  Frank,  house  29  Ferry  street 

Fitzgerald  Henry,  emp  P.  Fitzgerald,  boards  52  Bliss  street 

Fitzgerald  James,  house  foot  York  street 

Fitzgerald  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  95  Sharon  street 

Fitzgerald  James,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  45  Sharon  street 

Fitzgerald  John,  emp  USA,  house  Tyler  street 

Fitzgerald  John,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  102  William  street 

Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  house  60  Ferry  street 

Fitzgerald  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  29  Ferry  street 

Fitzgerald  John,  stone-cutter,  house  107  Ferry  street 

Fitzgerald  Maurice,  laborer  house  68  Ferry  street 

Fitzgerald  Michael,  emp  C R R,  house  Winter  street 

Fitzgerald  Michael,  house  foot  State  street 

Fitzgerald  Nicholas  R.,  emp  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  house  191  Chestnut  street 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  (Fitzgerald  & Page,)  house  52  Bliss  street 
Fitzgerald  Richard  F.,  emp  Patrick  W.  Nolan,  house  67  Fulton  street 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  emp  Street  Railway  Co.,  boards  278  North  Main  street 
Fitzgerald  Thomas  F.,  clerk  P.  Fitzgerald,  boards  52  Bliss  street 
Fitzgerald  William,  laborer,  boards  102  Sharon  street 
Fitzgerald  & Page,  real  estate  brokers,  122  Bridge  street 
P.  Fitzgerald,  house  52  Bliss  street 
George  E.  Page,  house  172  Bridge  street 
Fitzgibbon  Mrs.  Sarah,  house  44  Armory  street 
Fitzhugh  Robert,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Cross  street 
Fitzpatrick  Mrs.,  laundress,  house  26  Liberty  street 

Fitzpatrick  Barney,  emp  Springfield  Fire  Department,  house  foot  Elm  street 
Fitzpatrick  John,  machinist,  boards  Stockbridge  street 

Fitzpatrick  John,  emp  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  house  26  Franklin  street 
Fitzpatrick  Michael,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  24  Liberty  street 
Fitzpatrick  Michael,  emp  Shaw  & Co.,  house  54  Vine  street 


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ERASIVE  SOAP. 


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232  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Fitzsimmons  Thomas,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  10  Court  street — see  adv.  page  xii. 

Flagg  Aaron,  emp  T.  H.  Allen  & Brother,  house  138  Water  street 

Flagg  Charles  L.,  ice  dealer,  Hickory  street,  house  Hickory  street 

Flagg  Charles  W.,  ice  dealer,  house  427  Union  street 

Flagg  Miss  Ellen  S.,  house  16  Pendleton  avenue 

Flagg  Frederick  W.,  farmer,  boards  590  State  street 

Flagg  George  A.,  ice  dealer,  bouse  666  State  street 

Flagg  James  H.,  clerk  C R R,  rooms  84  Bliss  street 

Flagg  J.  H.,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

Flagg  John  G.,  emp  USA,  house  312  Union  street 

Flagg  John  S.,  emp  USA,  house  117  Walnut  street 

Flagg  Josiah  W.,  house  590  State  street 

Flagg  Mrs.  Nancy,  house  27  Pendleton  avenue 

Flagg  Mrs.  Seth,  house  312  Union  street 

Flaherty  James,  emp  B&ARE,  house  160  Liberty  street 

Flaherty  Patrick,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  house  85  Ferry  street 

Flaherty  Patrick  F.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  231  Worthington  st 

Flaherty  Thomas,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  boards  29  Mill  street 

Flanagan  F.,  practical  hatter,  13  Elm  street 

Flanagan  James,  emp  USA,  house  43  Stebbins  street 

Flanagan  James  E.,  wholesale  liquors,  boards  655  State  street 

Flanagan  Terrence,  house  655  State  street 

Flanagan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  100  Sharon  street 

Flanders  Miss  S.  M.,  dress-mak.er,  house  151  Main  street 

Flannagan  Dennis,  house  217  Worthington  street 

Flannery  Andrew,  laborer,  boards  58  Ferry  street 

Flannery  E.  J.,  clerk,  boards  896  Main  street 

Flannery  James,  grocer,  896  Main  street,  house  892  Main  street 

Flannery  Michael  M.,  emp  USA,  boards  38  Hancock  street 

Flannery  William,  emp  USA,  house  38  Hancock  street 

Flannigan  George  P.,  emp  W.  P.  Elliott,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Flatt  John,  emp  J.  H.  Banks  & Son,  house  718  Union  street 

Fleetwood  Joseph,  mason,  boards  12  Liberty  street 

Fleming  Patrick,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  house  117  Congress  street 

Fleming  T.  J.,  emp  Henry  C.  Fuller,  boards  Worcester  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Fleming  William,  emp  E C.  Robinson,  rooms  Railroad  street 

Fletcher  Miss  Amanda  B.,  nurse,  house  Hickory  street 

Fletcher  Miss  Harmony  A.,  house  Hickory  street 

Fletcher  Joseph  P.  L.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  284  Worthington  street 

Fletcher  Richard  T.,  emp  L.  C.  Sheldon,  house  57  Everett  street 

Fleury  David,  carpenter,  house  54  Essex  street 

Flint  Robert,  emp  Siskron  & Healey,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 


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At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


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Flint  Timothy,  emp  Siskron  & Healey,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 

Flint  William  & Co.,  Publishers  of  Popular  Standard  Subscription 
Books.  Gentlemen  and  ladies  may  here  find  pleasant  and  profitable  employment. 
No.  420  Main  street. 

William  Flint,  residence  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

A.  Gorton,  rooms  Gilmore’s  block,  420  Main  street 

Flower  Charles  S.,  mason,  boards  319  Worthington  street 

Flynn  Mrs.  Ann,  house  26  Liberty  street 

Flynn  James,  blacksmith,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Flynn  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  119  Sharon  street 

Flynn  John,  blacksmith,  house  and  shop  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Flynn  John,  Jr.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Main  street,  I 0 

Flynn  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  64  Sharon  street 

Flynn  William  F.,  emp  B.  F Farrar,  house  28  Morris  street  [Main  st 

Fogerty  James,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  United  States  Hotel,  547 

Fogette  William  H.,  draughtsman  Am.  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  bds  397  Main  st 

Foggerty  Michael,  emp  J.  C.  Shamp,  house  74  Park  street 

Foley  Daniel,  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  74  Ferry  street 

Foley  Daniel,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I 0 

Foley  Lawrence  J.,  commercial  traveler,  house  5 Market  street 

Foley  Michael,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Light  Co.,  h 5 Trask’s  block,  river  bank 

Foley  Patrick,  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  74  Ferry  street 

Foley  Timothy,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  rear  68  Sharon  street 

Folsom  Albert  T.,  City  clerk,  house  62  High  street 

Folsom  D.  A.,  cashier  First  National  Bank,  boards  13  Fairbanks’  avenue 

Folsom  D.  J.,  clerk  post-office,  house  184  Union  street 

Folsom  Edward,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  40  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street 

Folsom  Gilman,  builder  Worthington  street,  house  51  Pearl  street 

Fontaine  Beloni,  house  boarding-house  block  3,  Indian  Orchard 

Fontaine  Ernest,  emp  W.  FU  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Fontaine  Isaac,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Foot  Frank  D , clerk  Homer  Foot  & Co.,  boards  201  Maple  street 

Foot  Mrs.  Hannah,  boards  59  High  street 

Foot  Homer  & Co.,  hardware,  corner  Main  and  State  streets — see  adv.  p x 
Homer  Eoot,  house  201  Maple  street 
J.  B.  Stebbins,  house  Crescent  hill 
Homer  Eoot,  Jr.,  house  238  Union  street 
Foot  J.  D.  (U.  S.  Spring  Bed  Co.)  boards  201  Maple  street 
Foote  John  B.  (C.  E.  White  & Co.)  house  53  Worthington  street 
Forbes  Alexander  B.,  (Forbes  & Smith,)  house  407  State  street 
Forbes  Benjamin  M.,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Light  Co.,  house  98  Bliss  street 
Forbes  Ezra  W.,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  house  3 Gray’s  avenue 
Forbes  Ira  E.,  reporter  Springfield  Daily  Union,  boards  149  State  street 


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234  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Forbes  & Smith,  dry  goods  390  and  392  Main  street — see  adv.  adjoining  page 
Alexander  B.  Forbes,  house  407  State  street 
John  M.  Smith,  house  27  Bowdoin  street 
Forbush  Frank  W.,  house  169  Worthington  street 
Force  John,  rooms  14  Express  block,  12  Court  street 
Force  John  W.,  emp  John  T.  Kane,  house  51  Summer  street 
Ford  Mrs.  Ann,  house  302  Water  street 
Ford  Baptist  E.,  emp  J.  Goodrich,  boards  Franklin  street 
Ford  Charles  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  163  Walnut  street 
Ford  F.,  book-keeper  B & A II  R office,  rooms  62  Auburn  street 
Ford  Humphrey,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  67  Congress  street 
Ford  Michael,  mason  tender,  house  98  Ferry  street 
Ford  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  64  Sharon  street 
Ford  Roger,  emp  R.  Harrington,  house  near  foot  Wilcox  street 
Ford  Wells,  emp  A.  0.  Clark,  house  375  Lormg  street 
Ford  William,  boards  near  foot  Wilcox  street 
Ford  William,  carpenter,  house  1 Douglass  avenue 
Ford  Zina,  concrete  walks,  house  75  Colton  street 
Fortin  Frank,  emp  Robert  Bahl,  house  123  Wilcox  street 
Fortin  M.  S.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  1 Worthington  street 
Fortin  Peter,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  boards  Bond  place 

j Foskit  H,  0*5  No.  168  State  street.  Dealer  in  Cigars,  Tobacco,  News- 
papers, Stationery,  etc.  House  168  State  street. 

Foskit  Merrick,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  boards  29  Mill  street 
Foss  Charles  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  2 Banks’  avenue 

Foster  Cyrus  A»9  Dealer  in  Flour,  Grain,  Meal  and  Feed,  wholesale 
and  retail.  No.  18  Harrison  avenue.  House  17  Salem  street 

Foster  E.  F.,  principal  Worthington  street  school,  house  40  High  street 

Foster  Elisha  B.,  carpenter,  house  40  Dwight  street 

Foster  Festus  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  52  Union  street 

Foster  Francis  H.,  agent  Adams  Express  Co.,  house  63  Vernon  street 

Foster  Frank  A.,  mason,  house  64  Elm  street 

Foster  Frederick  K.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  52  Union  street 

Foster  George,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Foster  George  E.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  60  Bridge  street 

Foster  Mrs.  Hannah,  boarding-house  30  New  street 

Foster  Harvey,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Foster  Miss  Hattie  B , private  school  and  house  111  Franklin  street 
Foster  Henry  E.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  Hancock  street 
Foster  John  H.,  clerk  Haynes  & Co.,  rooms  412  Main  street 
Foster  John  M.,  machinist,  house  Foster  court 
Foster  Mrs.  Lewis,  house  174  Walnut  street 


A large  assortment  of  CHAMOIS  SKINS  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  corner 
Main  and  State  Streets. 


ALEXANDER  B FORBES. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT 


& S>llTR, 

390  AND  392  MAIN  STREET. 
SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 


Dress  Goods  Department. 

A full  and  complete  assortment  of 

BLACK  AND  COLORED  DRESS 

SILKS, 

IRISH  AND  LYONS  POPLINS, 

Cashmere*,  Henriettas,  Bombazines,  Velours,  Empress 
Cloths,  Brilliantincs,  Mohairs,  Seciellene  Cloths 
and  Alpacas,  etc.  Elegant  iine  of  French 
Broche  and  Wool  Shawls,  Gar- 
ment.', Waterproofs  and 
Cloakings. 


White  Goods  Department. 

Complete  line  of  PLAIN  AND  CHECKED 

CAMBRICS, 

SWISS  MULLS,  ORGANDIES,  TARLATANS,  NAIN. 
SOOKS,  HAIR  CORDS,  TUCK  NAIN. 

SOOK,  PIQUES,  WELTS,  &c. 

Ladies’  and  Gents’  Plain  and  Hemmed 


Domestic  Department, 

Is  always  full  of  all  the  leading  brands  of 
BROWN  AND  BLEACHED 

COTTONS, 

Which  we  offer  at  Agents’  Prices. 

BARNSLEY  AND  HAND-LOOM  DAMASKS,  NAP- 
KINS, LINENS,  DIAPERS  AND  QUILTS, 
FLANNELS,  BLANKETS, 

TOWELS,  &c. 


Hosiery  Department. 

Sole  Agents  for  the  celebrated  TREFOUSSE 

KID  GLO  YE, 

In  this  market.  The  only  Glove  sold  in  this 
country  with  a European  reputation. 

ENGLISH,  FRENCH  AND  GERMAN 

HOSIERY, 

In  all  grades,  for  Ladies,  Gents.,  Misses  and 
Infants. 

Ribbon,  Lace  and  Embroidery  De- 
partment. 

We  are  now  offering  a beautiful  stock  of 

RIBBONS, 

In  all  widths,  for  Milliners,  which  we  offer 
wholesale  and  retail.  New  stock  of  Real 
Guipure  and  Thread  Laces,  Real  Cluny 
and  Irish  Laces,  Blonde  and  Spanish 
Laces.  Everything  in  Nets,  Veils,  Bareges 
and  Grenadines.  Hamburg  Embroideries  of 
our  own  importation. 


HANDKERCHIEFS, 

In  all  Grades. 

Notion  Department. 

Full  and  complete  lines  of  everything  pertain- 
ing to  a first-class 

SMALL  WARE 

AND 

TRIMMING  DEPARTMENT. 

Also  constantly  on  hand  a full  assortment  of 

BERCHMAN’S 

GENUINE  ZEPHYR 

WORSTEDS, 

AT  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 


(OMAN  ©AM 


This  is  one  of  our  leading  specialties,  which 
every  lady  will  find  to  her  advan- 
tage to  thoroughly 
examine. 


At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  235 

Foster  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  house  444  Central  street 

Foster  Nathan,  general  freight  accountant  B & A K R,  house  563  Liberty  street 

Foster  Nathan  A.,  emp  Cyrus  A.  Foster,  house  198  Worthington  street 

Foster  Orlando,  emp  Norcross  Brothers,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Foster  Samuel  K.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  111  Franklin  street 

Foster  Miss  Sarah  A.,  matron  “ Home  for  the  Friendless,”  house  62  Union  st 

Foster  Walter,  farmer,  boards  Sixteen  acres 

Foulds  James  H.,  (0.  D.  Morse  & Co.,)  house  229  North  Main  street 

Fournier  Sirele,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  6, 1 O [State  st 

Fowler  George  W.,  (New  England  Card  and  Paper  Co.,)  h Thompson  st  near 

Fowler  G.  W.,  clerk  James  Abbe  & Son,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Fowler  Thomas,  emp  J.  T.  Sheldon,  boards  247  Worthington  street 

Fowler  William,  contractor,  house  28  Walnut  street 

Fox  Alanson  0.,  (Evans  & Fox,)  boards  76  Elm  street 

Fox  Albert  S.,  commercial  traveler,  house  41  Gray’s  court 

Fox  Mrs.  Catherine,  house  74  Ferry  street 

Fox  Mrs.  D.  D.,  house  76  Elm  street 

Fox  George,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  310  Chestnut  street 

Fox  Irving,  commercial  traveler,  rooms  29  Boylston  street 

Fox  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Columbia  street 

Fox  Mrs.  John,  boards  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  street 

Foy  Mrs.  Ann,  laundress,  house  85  Ferry  street 

Foy  John  B.,  emp  Lathrop  & Frost,  house  25  New  street 

Foy  Mrs.  Mary,  house  163  Tyler  street 

Frain  John,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Union  street 
Francis  John  P.,  laborer,  boards  45  Monroe  street 
Francis  Wesley,  emp  E.  C.  Barr,  house  45  Monroe  street 
Francis  William,  clerk  P.  D.  Winter  & Son,  boards  87  Bliss  street 
Franklin  Telegraph  Co.,  office  363  Main  street 

Franzen  Daniel,  emp  W.  S.  Collins,  bds  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  st 
Frary  Albert,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  47  York  street 
Frary  Obadiah,  house  758  Main  street 

Fraser  James  B.,  emp  P.  E.  Robinson  & Co.,  house  24  Ashley  street 

Frawley  Michael,  cutler,  house  60  Monroe  street 

Frazer  George,  waiter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Frazer  John  P.,  shoemaker,  cor  Hampden  and  Water  streets,  h 14  Whitney  ave 

Frazier  George  W.,  emp  Tilly  Haynes,  house  50  Willow  street 

Frechette  Louis,  emp  Joseph  Dasutt,  house  865  Main  street 

Freeland  Zachariah,  emp  J.  H.  Banks  & Son,  boards  105  Eastern  avenue 

Freeman  Asa,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  house  Market  st,  cor  Harrison  ave 

Freeman  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  29  New  street 

Freeman  Edmund,  pres’t  Springfield  Fire  & Marine  Ins  Co.,  h 181  State  st 
Freeman  George,  emp  J.  B.  Adams,  boards  367  Liberty  street 


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236  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Freeman  J.  J.,  cook  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Alain  street 

Freeman  Merrick,  coffee  and  spices,  87  Market  street,  house  Blake’s  hill  road 
Freeman  William,  laborer,  house  Willow  street 
French  Airs.  Ann,  house  102  Wilcox  street 

French  A.  W.,  book-keeper  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  548  Alain  street 
French  Chandler  W.,  emp  Joel  Allen,  boards  South  Wilbraham  road 
French  Charles,  clerk  B & A R It  freight-house,  boards  150  Bridge  street 
French  Dexter,  emp  C R R,  boards  13  Wight  avenue 

French  Fdwcird  M,,  61  Bridge  street.  Dealer  in  Choice  Foreign 
and  Domestic  Cigars,  Fine  Cut  and  Navy  Tobaccos  of  all  brands.  A fine  assortment 
of  smokers’  articles  always  in  stock.  Also  Manufacturer  of  Small  Beer  and  Soda 
Water.  House  30  Bridge  street. 

French  F.  E.,  clerk  and  boards  Union  House,  528  Alain  street 

French  Frederick,  rooms  124  Bridge  street 

French  Frederick,  machinist,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Alain  street 

French  George  H..  (French  & Cooley,)  rooms  39  Vernon  street 

French  Henry  AI.,  carpenter,  house  314  Hancock  street 

French  Henry  M.,  Jr.,  emp  Bagg  & Batchelder,  boards  314  Hancock  street 

French  H.  M.,  proprietor  Union  House,  528  Alain  street 

French  Alichael,  emp  Wason  Alanufacturing  Co.,  house  51  East  William  street 

French  Samuel  M.,  carpenter,  house  173  Spring  street 

French  William  P.,  house  121  Howard  street 

French  William  T.  D.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  103  Howard  street 
French  William  W.,  emp  A.  F.  Cowles,  house  63  Alargaret  street 

French  & Cooley , Dealers  in  Silks,  Shawls,  Cloakings,  Dress  Goods, 
Mourning  Goods,  Domestic  and  Fancy  Goods,  Hale’s  block,  312  Main  street. 

George  H.  French,  rooms  39  Vernon  street 

Henry  Cooley,  Jr.,  boards  corner  Chestnut  and  Carew  street 

Freenoff  John,  emp  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Frese  Fred,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  house  26  Alechanic  street 

Friel  James  E.,  wood  dealer,  house  129  Pendleton  avenue 

Frietag  George  W.,  laborer,  house  44  Mill  street 

Frink  George  E.,  paymaster  C R R,  boards  139  Water  street 

Frink  George  H.,  horse  broker,  house  Harrison  avenue 

Frisbey  Russell,  Jr.,  patent  rights,  house  37  Greenwood  street 

Frisbey  Waldo  E.,  clerk  Butterfield  & Gilbert,  house  37  Greenwood  street 

Frisbie  T»  S*9  Portrait  Artist,  room  9 Fort  block,  292  Main  street.  House 
63  Vernon  street. 

Frissell  Charles  P.,  elk  Springfield  Fire  & Alarine  Ins.  Co.,  h 71  Auburn  st 
Frissell  George  N.,  clerk  C.  A.  Woolson,  rooms  30  Bridge  street 
Fromenwiler  John,  emp  William  Wright,  house  694  Main  street 
Fronk  William  H.,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  579  Liberty  street 
Frost  Ashbel,  house  100  Leon  street 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  237 

Frost  Charles  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  80  Bradford  street 

Frost  Daniel  C.,  (Merriam  & Frost,)  house  315  Chestnut  street 

Frost  Daniel  W.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  31  Margaret  street 

Frost  Mrs.  E.  A.,  dress-maker,  house  255  Central  street 

Frost  Frank  P.,  emp  B & A R R office,  boards  46  Main  street 

Frost  Frederic  W.,  civil  engineer,  boards  64  Elm  street 

Frost  George,  M.  D.,  rooms  and  office  64  Elm  street 

Frost  Mrs.  George,  house  37  Spring  street 

Frost  George  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  75  Fulton  street 

Frost  Henry  D.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  442  Mill  street 

Frost  Jesse,  house  13  Wight  avenue 

Frost  Joseph  S.,  overseer  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I 0 
Frost  Joseph  W.,  shoe-maker,  house  and  shop  488  Mill  street 
Frost  Mrs.  Lucy  A.,  house  64  Elm  street 

Frost  Lyman  C.,  hoot  and  shoe-maker,  165  Main  street,  house  46  Main  street 

Frost  Marshall  S.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  66  Auburn  street 

Frost  Mrs.  Mary  B.,  boards  High  street 

Frost  Richard  L.,  paper-hanger,  house  State  street 

Frost  Samuel,  carriage  painter,  house  42  Gardner  street 

Frost  Webb  W.,  emp  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  486  Mill  street 

Frost  William  P.,  (Lathrop  & Frost,)  house  17  Spruce  street 

Fry  Wilson,  laborer,  house  97  Colton  street 

Fuller  Benjamin,  house  50  Holyoke  street 

Fuller  Dwight,  (Fuller  & Aikeus,)  house  32  Grosvenor  street 

Fuller  Edwin  J.,  emp  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  house  61  State  street 

Fuller  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  68  Pendleton  avenue 

Fuller  Frank  D.,  carpenter,  rooms  133  Union  street 

Fuller  Frank  H.,  (Wellman  & Fuller,)  house  80  Maple  street 

Fuller  Fred,  emp  Sanford  Fuller,  boards  31  William  street 

Fuller  Mrs.  Harriet  H.,  house  39  Walnut  street 

Fuller  Henry,  Jr.,  president  Chicopee  National  Bank,  house  29  Elm  street 

Fuller  Henry  C.,  horse  broker,  house  Worcester  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Fuller  Henry  I.,  cattle  dealer,  house  374  Central  street 

Fuller  Hiram,  emp  H.  G.  Davis,  boards  57  Allen  street 

Fuller  Horace  L.,  cattle  dealer,  house  374  Central  street 

Fuller  Howard  E.,  house  442  Mill  street 

Fuller  James  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  46  Greenwood  street 

Fuller  J.  D.,  proprietor  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street 

Fuller  John  N.,  cutter  L.  M.  Merrick,  rooms  78  Main  street 

Fuller  Otis,  fruit  and  confectionery,  285  Main  street,  boards  119  Bridge  street 

Fuller  Philo  S.,  depot  baggage  master  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  192  Main  st 

Fuller  Sanford,  3 Elm  street,  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Fresh  and  Salt 
Meats  and  Vegetables.  House  31  William  street. 


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238  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Fuller  Washington,  emp  B & A R R,  house  62  Auburn  street 
Fuller  William,  emp  City,  house  33  Walnut  street 

W.  A.  FULLER, 

IIKTSUiR^ItTaiE!  AGENCY. 

POLICIES  ISSUED  IN 

New  York,  Pennsylvania,  Worcester,  and  other  First  Class  Offices.  Office,  420  Main 
street,  No.  1 Gilmore’s  block.  House  104  Bridge  street. 

Fuller  William  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  138  Water  street 
Fuller  William  B.,  emp  Evans  & Fox,  house  4 Wilcox  block,  William  street 
Fuller  William  D.,  clerk  post-office,  boards  61  State  street 
Fuller  William  0.,  farmer,  house  North  Chestnut  street 

Fuller  & Athens,  18  Sanford  street.  Manufacturers  of  Mattresses,  and 
Spring  Beds.  Also  Dealers  in  Excelsior,  Curled  Hair,  Husks,  Cotton  and  Wool 
Bedding.  Manufacturer’s  agents  for  selling  Excelsior. 

Dwight  Fuller,  house  32  Grosvenor  street 
Thomas  B.  Aikens,  house  81  Elm  street 

Furlong  Edward  P.,  paper  bosom  manufacturer,  house  55  Holyoke  street 
Furlong  William  H.,  (D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,)  h cor  Water  and  Yernon  sts 
Furney  Gaspure,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Main  street 

Gabil  David,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  corner  Water  and  Union  streets 
Gabouria  Eli,  emp  B & A R R,  house  28  Sharon  street 
Gaboury  I.  L.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  522  Main  street 
Gaffney  Andrew,  boards  38  Congress  street 

Gaffney  John,  shoe-maker,  corner  State  and  Walnut  streets,  house  112  Bay  st 

Gaffney  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  38  Congress  street 

Gaffney  Thomas,  boards  73  Congress  street 

Gage  Charles,  (Russell  & Gage,)  house  102  Hickory  street 

Gage  Charles  M.,  house  Broad  street 

Gage  F.  D.,  grocer,  154  Bridge  street,  house  150  Bridge  street 

Gage  Julian  P.,  clerk  F.  D.  Gage,  rooms  437  Main  street 

Gagen  Stephen,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  house  22  Sharon  street 

Gagnier  Rev.  L.  G.,  pastor  French  Roman  Catholic  church,  bds  73  Howard  st 

Gahen  Maurice,  laborer,  house  78  Sharon  street 

Galane  John,  emp  Street  Railway  Co.,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Galavin  James,  laborer,  house  78  Sharon  street 

Galavin  Thomas,  emp  USA,  house  32  Green  street 

Gale  William  F.,  clerk  McKnight,  Norton  & Hawley,  boards  16  Yernon  street 

Galie  Felix,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Long  hill 

Galie  O.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Galinou  Isadore,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Gallagher  John,  emp  Albert  Day,  house  70  Park  street 


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At  301  Main  Street,  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Street. 


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Gallagher  Patrick,  painter,  house  130  Wilcox  street 

Gallagher  Thomas,  emp  R.  C.  Taylor,  boards  Boston  road 

Galligher  James,  emp  Henry  & Marsh,  rooms  Market  st  corner  East  Court  st 

Galpin  & Bliss,  Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in  Stoves,  Furnaces,  Ranges, 
&c.,  Tin,  Copper,  Iron  and  Wooden  Ware.  Special  attention  paid  to  Tin  Roofing, 
Sheet  Iron,  Copper  and  Job  work.  Corner  Main  and  Bliss  streets. 

A.  M.  Galpin,  house  Franklin  street 
Luther  Bliss,  Jr.,  house  646  Main  street 

Galvin  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  22  Sharon  street 

Galvin  John,  laborer,  boards  29  Stockbridge  street 

Galvin  Patrick,  emp  George  A.  Hill,  boards  22  Sharon  street 

Gambel  James,  emp  J.  Abbe  & Son,  house  46  Essex  street 

Gambol  Jeremiah,  laborer,  boards  Fitzgerald  & Page  block,  Worthington  street 

Gandreault  Henry,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Ganey  Mrs.  James,  house  55  Water  street 

Gardner  Charles  H.,  emp  Pierce  & Abbott,  house  176  Water  street 
Gardner  Mrs.  Charlotte,  dress-maker,  house  176  Water  street 
Gardner  Clarence  R.,  student,  boards  336  Central  street 
Gardner  Mrs.  E.,  boarding-house,  30  Emery  street 
Gardner  Miss  Ella,  house  90  Willow  street 

Gardner  Eugene  C.,  (Perkins  & Gardner,)  boards  32  Bradford  street 

Gardner  J.  A.,  confectionery  and  fruit,  474  Main  street,  house  104  Union  street 

Gardner  James  E.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  32  Emery  street 

Gardner  John,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  Hancock  street 

Gardner  John  K.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  10  Cypress  avenue 

Gardner  Mrs.  Lois,  house  25  William  street 

Gardner  Newman  W.,  student,  boards  336  Central  street 

Gardner  Richard  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  13  Fremont  street 

Gardner  Richard  W.,  carpenter  and  builder,  Taylor  street,  house  55  Morgan  st 

Gardner  Mrs.  Walter,  dress-maker,  house  13  Morris  street 

Gardner  Walter  R.,  emp  Hampden  Card  Co.,  house  13  Morris  street 

Gavdviev  William  W,9  M.  D.  Residence  336  Central  street.  Office 
155  State  street,  Rice’s  block.  Office  hours  from  10  A.  M.  to  1 P.  M.,  3 to  5 P.  M. 
Diseases  of  the  Eye  and  Ear,  or  whatever  relates  to  defects  of  Sight  or  Hearing,  is 
made  a specialty. 

Garfield  Daniel,  emp  B & A R R,  house  160  Spring  street 
Garland  Charles,  painter,  boards  123  Bridge  street 
Garvey  Bridget,  house  162  Tyler  street 

Garvey  Dennis,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  house  Columbia  street 
Garvey  James,  grocer,  house  and  store  56  Terrence  street 
Garvey  John,  emp  Eugene  Lynch,  boards  48  Dwight  street 
Garvey  John,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Garvey  Michael,  grocer,  31  Congress  street,  house  27  Congress  street 
Garvey  Michael,  laborer,  house  Columbia  street 


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Garvey  Patrick,  emp  C.  D.  Leet,  house  55  East  William  street 

Garvey  Peter,  laborer,  house  348  Eastern  avenue 

Gaskell  Joseph  M.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  11  Cherry  street 

Gasner  Mrs.  Clarissa,  house  81  Gardner  street 

Gasselin  Bruno,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Gates  Albert  A.,  book-keeper  W.  J.  Holland  & Co.,  house  48  Carew  street 

Gates  Albert  H.,  clerk  Chapin  & Kibbee,  boards  119  Bridge  street 

Gates  Edward  0.,  clerk  George  C.  Brown,  rooms  232  Main  street 

Gates  Frederick,  emp  Springfield  Envelope  Co.,  boards  200  Spring  street 

Gates  Henry  C.,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  Lincoln  street 

Gates  Henry  M.,  clerk  Springfield  Fire  & Marine  Insurance  Co.,  h Lincoln  st 

Gates  Israel,  emp  E.  W.  Dickinson  & Son,  house  583  Main  street 

Gates  J.  E. , carpenter  and  builder,  house  45  Bradford  street 

Gault  William,  emp  C R R,  house  12  Franklin  street 

Gauselin  Ferdina,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Gautheir  Silas,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  40  Emery  street 

Gay  Daniel,  house  27  School  street 

Gay  John,  emp  W.  L.  Wilcox  & Co.,  house  27  Loring  street 
Gay  John,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  house  36  Whitney  avenue 
Gay  John  B.,  carpenter,  house  308  Water  street 
Gay  Lucius,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  boards  308  Water  street 
Gay  Mrs.  S.  O.,  house  25  State  street 

Gaylord  Andrew,  emp  Brigham  & Brown,  rooms  19  Worthington  street 

Gaylord  Fanny  C.,  school-teacher,  boards  3 Hancock  avenue 

Gaylord  H.  A.,  clerk  McKnight,  Norton  & Hawley,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Gaylord  Lewis  G.,  clerk  H.  Huck  & Co.,  house  200  Spring  street 

Gaylord  Mrs.  Sarah,  preserver  of  natural  flowers,  house  91  Water  street 

Gaylord  William  H.,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  boards  441  Union  street 

Gay  nor  John,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  boards  21  Wight  avenue 

Gayotte  Amable,  house  corporation  block,  Indian  Orchard 

Geckler  Charles  W.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  83  Union  street 

Geer  George  P.,  secretary  Billings  & Spencer  Co.,  Hartford,  h 76  Pynchon  st 

Geisel  Theodore,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  53  Fremont  street 

Gelinas  Zoel,  emp  J.  Fallon,  house  567  Main  street 

Gelines  Frank  D.,  house  663  Main  street 

Gen  Dron  Antoine,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

George  A.  Henry,  emp  USA,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Gerard  James  G.,  emp  H.  A.  Quimby,  house  32  East  William  street 

Gerke  Earnest,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  boards  37  Dwight  street 

Geron  Godfrey,  emp  J.  H.  Banks  & Son,  house  112  William  street 

Geron  Joseph,  emp  Lane,  Smith  & Adams,  house  11  Bridge  street 

Gerraghty  Joseph,  saloon  and  house  124  Bridge  street 

Gerraghty  Malachi,  emp  I.  Harmon  & Co.,  house  corner  Oak  and  Union  sts 

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hack. 


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Gerrish  Jacob,  emp  USA,  boards  100  Ashley  street 
Gerry  Albert  O.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  49  Emery  street 
Gertie  Plymouth,  carpenter,  rooms  Crossett  avenue 

Getchell  Mrs  Margaret,  nurse,  house  corner  Orleans  st  and  Pendleton  avenue 

Gett  William,  emp  C R R,  house  3 Boylston  avenue 

Gibbons  James,  emp  Francis  Ellison,  boards  183  Liberty  street 

Gibbons  James  A.,  polisher,  boards  155  Magazine  street 

Gibbons  J.  Monroe,  saloon  and  house  18  Market  street 

Gibbons  John,  laborer,  house  155  Magazine  street 

Gibbons  John  A.,  emp  Springfield  brass  foundry,  boards  155  Magazine  street 

Gibbons  Mary  A.  V.,  dress  and  cloak-maker,  boards  and  rms  155  Magazine  st 

Gibbs  Azro  B.,  emp  E.  Trask,  house  21  Mechanic  street 

Gibbs  Charles  S.,  emp  E.  Trask,  boards  21  Mechanic  street 

Gibbs  Miss  Emily  B.,  seamstress,  boards  51  Fort  street 

Gibbs  H.  A.,  (N.  G.  & H.  A.  Gibbs,)  house  197  Chestnut  street 

Gibbs  Miss  I.,  music  teacher,  rooms  48  Bridge  street 

Gibbs  Isaac 9 33  Taylor  street,  near  Main  street.  Carriage  and  Sign 
Painter  and  Japanner.  House  43  Harrison  avenue. 

Gibbs  N.  G.  & H.  A , boots  and  shoes,  248  Main  street 
N.  G.  Gibbs,  house  337  Worthington  street 
H.  A.  Gibbs,  house  197  Chestnut  street 
Gibbs  Walter  S.,  emp  George  S.  Cook,  house  94  Court  street 
Giblon  John,  laborer,  house  152  Pendleton  avenue 
Gibson  George,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  41  Gray’s  court 
Gibson  Jacob  H.,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  boards  Marble  street 
Gibson  Timothy,  emp  City,  house  65  Pine  street 
Giddings  Isaac  E.,  (P.  P.  Emory  & Co.,)  house  18  Gray’s  court 
Gifford  Henry,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  boards  173  Worthington  street 


JOHN  H.  GIFFORD, 

GUNSMITH,  LOCKSMITH,  STENCIL  CUTTER, 

AND  DEALER  IN 

Guns,  Pistols,  Ammunition,  Fishing  Tackle,  Etc.,  Etc. 

PARASOLS  AND  SEWING  MACHINES  REPAIRED. 

Also  Agent  for  the  Morris  & Ireland  Patent  Fire  and  Burglar  Proof  SAFES. 

485  MAIN  STREET. 

House  Madison  avenue  See  adv  first  page  of  map 

Gilbert  Miss  Annie  P.,  boards  51  Court  street 

Gilbert  Edward  C.,  (Butterfield  & Gilbert,)  boards  397  Main  street 

Gilbert  George  N.,  clerk  S.  Bigelow  & Co , rooms  16  High  street 

Gilbert  George  S.,  postal  clerk  B & A R R,  house  89  Franklin  street 

Gilbert  Lyman,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 

Gilbert  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  168  Liberty  street 


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242  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Gilbert  Timothy  W.,  painter,  house  441  State  street  [see  adv  pages  viii  and  ix 

Gilbert  & Barker  Manufacturing  Co.,  manufs  of  gas  machines,  185  Lyman  st — 

Gilbraith  George,  laborer,  house  22  Chaffee  avenue 

Giles  John,  private  school,  house  and  school  359  Central  street 

Gilhooly  Michael,  emp  Dr.  G.  W.  Swazey,  boards  124  Congress  street 

Gill  Adolph,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Gill  Edward  F.,  hair-dresser,  Main  street,  house  152  North  Main  street 

Gill  H.  L.,  emp  Comstock  & Hyde,  house  316  Worthington  street 

Gill  James  D.,  (Gill  & Hayes,)  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Gill  John  D.,  clerk  Gill  & Hayes,  rooms  260  Main  street 

Gill  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  177  Lyman  street 

Gill  Thomas  E.,  emp  Gill  & Hayes,  rooms  260  Main  street 

G-ILL  & H.A-'Y'IES, 

FINE  ART  STORE. 

PAINTINGS,  ENGRAVINGS,  CHR0M0S,  Etc. 

2C0  MAIN  STREET,  and  8 & 10  HAMPDEN  STREET. 

J.  D.  Gill,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
F.  R.  Hayes,  boards  122  Water  street 

GILL,  HAYES  & CO. 

(Successors  to  S.  A.  Sargent  & Co.) 

BLANK  BOOK  MANUFACTURERS 

And  Book  Binders, 

GOODRICH  BROCK,  MAIN  STREET. 

J.  D.  Gill,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
F.  R.  Hayes,  boards  122  Water  street 

S.  A.  Sargent,  rooms  9 Hampden  House  block,  438  Main  street 

Gillespie  Sarah  E.,  (Leavitt,  Gillespie  & Gilmore,)  boards  149  State  street 

Gillett  Clinton,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  rooms  12  Symonds’  avenue 

Gillett  David,  carpenter,  house  Indian  Orchard  road 

Gillett  George,  emp  C.  C.  Moulton,  boards  41  Vine  street 

Gillett  George  T.,  clerk  B & A H R,  boards  50  Cypress  street 

Gillett  George  W.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  50  Cypress  street 

Gillett  Lafayette,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  house  35  Bridge  street 

Gillett  M.  F.,  emp  CRB,  boards  50  Cypress  street 

Gillett  Milo,  emp  David  Gillett,  boards  Indian  Orchard  road 

Gillett  Mrs.  Sarah  A.,  rooms  26  Harrison  avenue 

Gillett  W.  B.,  emp  H.  M.  Conkey,  boards  279  Water  street 

Gillette  Almon  E.,  carpenter,  house  20  Fort  street 

Gilley  Michael,  emp  USA,  house  498  Worthington  street 

Gilley  William,  emp  John  Roche,  house  60  Vine  street 


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Gilligan  Mrs.  Ann,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 

Gilligan  J.  Oscar,  emp  B & A R R,  house  82  Gardner  street 

Gilman  Fred,  emp  D.  Warner,  boards  129  Bridge  street 

Gilman  Seth  S.,  artesian  well  digger,  house  110  Franklin  street 

Gilmore  Dwight  0.,  billiard  hall  and  rooms  420  Main  street 

Gilmore  Fred,  emp  Powers  Paper  Co.,  boards  Bond  place 

Gilmore  George,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Gilmore  H.  G.,  (Holmes  & Gilmore,)  house  86  Pearl  street 

Gilmore  Leonard  G.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  31  Elliott  street 

Gilmore  Lizzy  A.,  (Leavitt,  Gillespie  & Gilmore,)  boards  149  State  street 

Gilmore  Michael,  laborer,  boards  59  Congress  street 

Gilmore  Thomas,  laborer,  house  18  Columbia  street 

Gilroy  James,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  South  Main  street 

Gingenbach  Jacob,  farmer,  house  82  Hancock  street 

Gingras  Luke,  carpenter,  house  50  Taylor  avenue 

Ginn  Charles  H.,  foreman  C R R machine  shop,  house  30  Fulton  street 

Given  George  T.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  175  Pendleton  avenue 

Given  John,  shoemaker,  house  175  Pendleton  avenue 

Givens  Thomas,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Gladden  Theodore  E.,  emp  F.  Chillingworth,  house  59  Walnut  street  [Main  st 
Glasson  Ambrose,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Mfg  Co.,  bds  United  States  Hotel,  547 
Glaster  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  foot  Court  street 
Gleason  Albert  M.,  clerk  Agawam  National  Bank,  boards  47  School  street 
Gleason  Francis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  149  Summer  street 
Gleason  Daniel  J.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  185  Hancock  street 
Gleason  Jeremiah,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  101  Congress  street 
Gleason  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  185  Hancock  street 
Gleason  Michael,  expressman,  house  170  Pendleton  avenue 
Gleason  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Winter  street 
Gleason  Thomas,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  13  Stearns’  park 
Gleason  William  P.,  clerk  J.  S.  Marsh  & Co.,  boards  47  School  street 
Glidden  George  H.,  book-keeper  Powers  Paper  Co.,  rooms  583  Main  street 
Glover  James,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  rms  32  Barnes’  blk,  394  Main  st 
Glover  Edward,  dealer  in  cotton  waste,  house  249  Union  street 
Glover  Paul,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  212  Allen  street 
Gluger  William,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  268  Water  street 
Glynn  F.  G.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  rooms  374  Main  street 
Gobielle  Peter,  emp  Charles  Grise,  boards  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Gocher  Joseph,  emp  Hawkins  & Burrall,  boards  3 Worthington  street 
Gochie  Joseph,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  South  Main  street 
Goddard  A.  N.,  subscription  publisher,  380  Main  street,  house  Agawam 
Godfrey  John,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I O 
Godfrey  John,  emp  C R R,  house  132  Ferry  street 


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244  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Godfrey  William,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Hampden  street,  I 0 
Godin  Henry,  carpenter,  house  10  Wight  avenue 
Goff  Almond  R.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  126  Bridge  street 
Goff  B.  W.,  engineer  B & A R R,  boards  164  Bridge  street 
Goff  D.  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  563  Main  street 
Goff  Edmund  J.,  emp  H.  Jacobs,  boards  52  Pynchon  street 
Goff  Franklin  M.,  grocer,  house  and  store  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Goff  Henry,  emp  Bay  State  Paper  Co.,  boards  198  Franklin  street 
Goff  John  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  45  Boylston  street 
Goff  Patrick,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  1 Berkshire  street,  I 0 
Goff  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Jenksville  road 
Goggin  Patrick,  emp  Spooner  & Topliff,  house  14  Union  street 
Gokey  Francis,  shoemaker,  house  1 Hampden  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Gokey  Stephen  P.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  1 Hampden  street,  I 0 
Gokey  William  H.,  harness-maker,  house  1 Hampden  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Goldsmith  Charles  B.,  photographer,  boards  28  Pynchon  street 
Goldsmith  Edwin  C.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  rooms  119  Howard  street 
Goldthwait  M.  & Son,  button  manufacturers,  15  Taylor  street 
Moses  Goldthwait,  house  60  Vernon  street 
Frank  H.  Goldthwait,  boards  60  Vernon  street 
Goldthwait  Mrs.  S.  L.,  house  37  Stebbins  street 

Goldthwait  William,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  37  Stebbins  street 
Gompf  George  W.,  emp  USA,  house  21  Whitney  avenue 
Gompf  William  C.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  21  Whitney  avenue 
Gompf  Winfield  S.,  emp  W.  J.  Holland,  house  67  William  street 
Goodale  Ralph  P.,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  16  Franklin  street 
Goodale  William  L.,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  rooms  12  Franklin  street 
Goodell  Charles,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  52  Fort  street 
Goodell  Isaac  N.,  clerk  A.  M.  Higgins  & Co.,  rooms  447  Main  street 
Goodell  Lucien,  emp  Rogers  & White,  house  Harrison  avenue 
Goodell  Marcus  M.,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  house  65  Bradford  street 
Goodell  Ozias  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  78  Central  street 
Goodell  Reuben  H.,  emp  Powers  Paper  Co.,  boards  Harrison  avenue 
Goodell  Wesley  W.,  emp  E.  M.  Lyman,  house  91  Charles  street 
Goodness  Felix,  (Ratelle  & Goodness,)  house  Oak  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Goodrich  Mrs.  A.,  house  36  Monroe  street 

Goodrich  Frank,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Wilcox  block,  William  street 

Goodrich  Henry,  emp  W.  Pease,  boards  500  Central  street 

Goodrich  James  W.,  house  Pearl  street 

Goodrich  J.  C.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  97  Water  street 

Goodrich  John,  house  Franklin  street 

Goodrich  Joseph,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Wilcox  block,  William  street 

Goodrich  Mrs.  Mary  S.,  house  77  Pearl  street 

Goodrich  W.  C.,  commercial  traveler,  house  131  White  street 


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Goodrich  William  F.,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  boards  36  Monroe  street 

Goodrope  William,  emp  J.  H.  Banks  & Son,  house  112  William  street 

Goodson  Dominic,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  Brightwood 

Goodwin  Charles  J.,  agt  Indian  Orchard  mills,  h cor  Myrtle  and  Hampden  sts, I 0 

Goodwin  George  H.,  musician,  house  North  Wilbraham  road 

Goodwin  Harvey,  emp  B&ARR,  boards  61  Fort  street 

Goodwin  James,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  38  Bradford  street 

Goodwin  James  E.,  conductor  Pullman  Palace  Car,  C R R,  bds  38  Bradford  st 

Goodwin  John,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  boards  Pynchon  House,  243  Main  st 

Goodyear  S.  E.,  “Japan  Tea  Store,”  7 Elm  st,  rms  6 Hampden  House  blk 

Gordon  Mrs.  Jane,  house  164  State  street 

Gordon  Patrick,  emp  James  & Marra,  house  83  Essex  street 

Gordon  S.  J.,  lawyer,  New  York,  house  241  Maple  street 

Gore  Thomas,  laborer,  house  60  Essex  street 

Gore  Willard,  emp  A.  Mayo,  boards  156  Lyman  street 

Gorham  Frederick  L.,  piano  tuner,  402  Main  street,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Gorham  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  40  Holyoke  street 

Gorham  Mrs.  J.  W.,  house  299  Central  street 

Gorham  Mrs.  Lewis,  house  302  Union  street 

Gorham  Samuel,  emp  Mrs.  C.  Alden,  house  245  Walnut  street 

Gorman  Edward,  emp  C.  I.  Leonard,  house  174  Water  street 

Gorman  Francis,  clerk  William  Gunn  & Co.,  house  42  Wilcox  street 

Gorman  Michael,  laborer,  house  48  Armory  street 

Gorman  Michael,  house  113  Essex  street 

Gorman  Michael,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I O 

Gorman  Patrick,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  rear  142  Water  street 

Gorton  A.,  (William  Flint  & Co.,)  rooms  420  Main  street 

Gorton  George  R.,  clerk  William  Flint  & Co.,  rooms  6 Gilmore’s  block,  420 

Gott  Almon,  carpenter,  house  Boston  road  [Main  street 

Gouch  Mrs.  Asahel,  house  57  Pynchon  street 

Gouch  Edwin  J.,  carpenter,  house  73  Pynchon  street 

Goucll  George 9 Practical  Saw  Dentist,  and  General  Jobber.  Feather 
Beds  renovated  in  the  best  manner.  Upholstering  and  Repairing  promptly  attended 
to.  No.  9 Market  street.  House  50  State  street. 

Gouch  Mrs.  Henry  A.,  house  57  Pynchon  street 
Gouch  Thaddeus  B.,  laborer,  house  310  Chestnut  street 
Gouge  George,  boards  Bond  street 

Gouge  Mrs.  L.  E.,  manager  Franklin  Telegraph,  363  Main  st,  boards  Bond  st 

Gough  Peter,  emp  C.  D.  Leet  & Co.,  house  55  East  William  street 

Gould  Chandler  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  45  Boylston  street 

Gould  Frank,  carpenter,  house  89  Margaret  street 

Gould  George,  emp  E.  H.  Barney,  boards  Sanford  Street  House 

Gould  George,  emp  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  boards  165  Worthington  street 


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246  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Gould  George  W.9  206  Main  street,  north  of  depot.  Wholesale  and 
Retail  Dealer  in  Fresh  and  Salt  Meats,  Poultry,  Vegetables,  &c.  Orders  solicited 
and  promptly  attended  to.  House  27  Wilcox  street. 

Gould  Gerald,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  boards  78  Morris  street 

Gould  Henry  A.,  (Chapin  & Gould,)  house  corner  Maple  and  Union  streets 

Gould  Horace,  mechanic,  rooms  68  Bliss  street 

Gould  John,  moulder,  house  258  Mill  street 

Gould  Lewis  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  91  Florida  street 

Gould  Mrs.  Sarah,  house  91  Florida  street 

Goure  Frank,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  167  Lyman  street 

Gove  Mrs.  M.  H.,  hoarding -house  247  Worthington  street 

Gowdy  Albert,  carpenter,  house  122  Franklin  street 

Gowdy  H.  C.,  grocer,  636  Main  street,  house  15  Margaret  street 

Gowdy  Julius  B , emp  Pierce  & Abbott,  house  39  Loring  street 

Gowdy  William  W.,  emp  Mrs.  B.  C.  English,  house  74  Morris  street 

Goyotte  Alfred,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  block  4,  I 0 

Goyotte  Gilbert,  house  block  4,  Indian  Orchard 

Grady  John,  truckman,  house  128  William  street 

Grady  Michael  E.,  boards  128  William  street 

Graham  John,  emp  Pierce  & Abbott,  house  39  Loring  street 

Grandy  Hiram  P.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  40  Boylston  street 

Granfield  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  74  Ferry  street 

Granger  Augustus  H.,  emp  Lillie  & Palmer,  house  50  Washington  street 

Granger  Daniel,  emp  Albert  Hancox,  boards  76  Elm  street 

Granger  David,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  5 Worthington  street 

Granger  Edward,  rooms  61  State  street 

Granger  Mrs.  E.  L.,  rooms  61  State  street 

Granger  Napoleon,  emp  H.  F.  Bailey,  house  3 Wilcox  block,  William  street 
Granger  Norman,  emp  Joel  Kendall,  house  38  Franklin  street 


T.  M.  G R AN  G ER, 

544  Main  Street,  between  Bliss  and  Howard  Streets, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

Fresh  and  Salt  Fish,  Oysters, 

AND  ALL  KINDS  OF  SEA  FOOD. 

Connecticut  River  Shad  in  their  season.  Foreign  and  Domestic  Fruits,  Vegetables,  &c. 
House  Winthrop  street. 

Grant  A.  & Co.,  fire  and  water-proof  roofing,  148  Bridge  street 
Alexander  Grant,  house  148  Bridge  street 
J McLeoud,  boards  148  Bridge  street 
Grant  D.  P.,  carpenter  and  joiner,  house  North  Wilbraham  road 
Grant  Joshua,  emp  B & A R R,  house  13  Fulton  street 

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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  247 


Grant  Justus  JV.9  (at  the  old  stand  of  Hamilton.)  Importer,  Whole- 
sale and  Retail  Dealer  in  Crockery,  French  China  and  Glassware,  also  Cutlery, 
Plated  Ware,  House  Furnishing  Goods,  and  Kerosene  Fixtures.  395  Main  street. 
House  43  Pynchon  street. 

Grany  Edward  emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  house  33  Sharon  street 

Graves  Albert  A.,  emp  B & A R K,  house  17  Morgan  street 

Graves  Albert  B.,  laborer,  house  24  Lombard  street 

Graves  Elwood  L.,  clerk  George  A.  Graves,  boards  308  Chestnut  street 

Graves  Francis  S.,  book-keeper  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 399  Chestnut  st 

Graves  George  A,,  429  Main  street,  corner  of  East  Court  street,  Whole- 
sale and  Retail  Dealer  in  Hardware,  Nails,  Cordage,  Saws,  Glue,  Cutlery,  Guns, 
Pistols,  Fishing  Tackle,  and  articles  usually  kept  in  Hardware  stores.  House  308 
Chestnut  street. 

Graves  George  S.,  clerk  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  323  Water  street 

Graves  Grosvenor,  clerk  J.  C.  Pynchon,  house  State  street 

Graves  Kev.  J.  L.,  life  insurance  agent,  496  Main  street,  house  201  State  st 

Graves  J.  M.  R.,  clerk  C.  M.  Lee,  house  266  Union  street 

Graves  John  E.,  emp  L.  Clark,  rooms  620  Main  street 

Graves  Loren,  carriage  trimmer,  house  323  Water  street 

Graves  Mrs.  Louisa,  house  foot  Union  street 

Graves  Myron  C.,  farmer,  house  318  Chestnut  street 

Graves  William,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  bouse  397  Water  street 

Gray  A.  0.,  emp  David  Warner,  house  Douglass  avenue 

Gray  A.  W-,  emp  David  Warner,  house  Hubbard  avenue 

Gray  Charles,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Gray  Mrs.  C.  N.,  boarding-house  183  Liberty  street 

Gray  Dean,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Grant  street 

Gray  Edward  W.,  truckman,  house  369  Water  street 

Gray  Edwin  E.,  emp  Adams  Express  Co.,  boards  Hubbard  avenue 

Gray  F.  Edward , 263  Main  street,  Dealer  in  Coal,  Lime,  Cement  and 
every  description  of  masons’  material.  House  394  Franklin  street — see  adv.,  p.  xiii. 
Gray  George  F.,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  boards  Hubbard  avenue 
Gray  George  W.  W.,  (Judd  & Gray,)  house  151  North  Main  street 
Gray  James,  emp  W.  F.  Sturtevant,  boards  Elliott  street 
Gray  Joseph,  waiter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
Gray  Robert  A.,  clerk  F.  Edward  Gray,  house  98  Florida  street 
Gray  W.  Henry,  (H.  & J.  Brewer,)  rooms  80  Bridge  street 
Gray  S.  W.,  emp  Norcross  Brothers,  boards  74  Elm  street 
Grebenstein  Henry,  emp  B & A R R,  house  313  Worthington  street 
Greeley  Albert,  boards  100  Margaret  street 
Greeley  Mrs.  Ann,  house  100  Margaret  street 

Greeley  J.  P.  M.,  emp  T.  M Walker  & Co.,  boards  100  Margaret  street 
Greeley  Stephen  H , emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  49  Fremont  street 
Green  Avery,  emp  Jennings  & Bond,  boards  145  Worthington  street 


WEBBER’S  COLOGNES  ARE  FRAGRANT  AND  LASTING. 


Mercantile  and  Manufacturers’  Printing,  promptly  done  in  the  best  style 


248  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Green  Cheney,  house  253  North  Main  street 

Green  Miss  Emma  A.,  house  116  Bridge  street 

Green  George,  emp  J.  M.  Smith,  house  rear  27  Bowdoin  street 

Green  George  D.,  livery  stable,  Oak  st,  Indian  Orchard,  h Worcester  st,  I 0 

Green  George  E.,  gardener,  boards  116  Bridge  street 

Green  George  F.,  (S.  Packard  & Co.,)  house  61  Vernon  street 

Green  G.  F.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  441  Union  street 

Green  Guy  D.,  photographer,  house  165  Bridge  street 

Green  Hosea  D.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I 0 

Green  James  R , emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  North  Main  street 

Green  J.  Duff,  hair  dresser,  17  Hale’s  block,  310  Main  street,  house  27  Fort  st 

Green  Leonard,  book-keeper  Pynchon  National  Bank,  boards  730  State  street 

Green  Major  H.,  clerk  Arthur  Craig,  rooms  58  Marble  street 

Green  Michael,  emp  Hampden  Paint  Co.,  house  24  Liberty  street 

Green  Ralph,  carpenter,  house  31  Florida  street 

Green  Robert  H.,  emp  Lillie  & Palmer,  house  161  Bridge  street 

Green  Samuel,  house  107  Main  street 

Green  Samuel,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  South  Main  street 

Greene  Aella,  author,  boards  40  Vine  street 

Greene  B.  F.,  clerk  Lawton  & Butterfield,  boards  28  James  street 

Greene  Mrs.  M.,  house  28  James  street 

Greene  Miss  M.  Alice,  dress-maker,  boards  77  Pearl  street 

Greene  Rev.  Richard  G.,  pastor  North  Congregational  church,  h 276  Union  st 

Greene  & JBosworth9  Attorneys  and  Counsellors  at  Law.  11  Elm 
street. 

William  S.  Greene,  house  Chestnut  street  opposite  Everett  street 
Henry  W.  Bosworth,  house  1 Lincoln  street 

Greenleaf  George  S.  & Son9  East  Court  street  near  Dwight. 

House  and  Sign  Painting,  Paper  Hanging,  Glazing,  Graining,  etc.  Orders  respect- 
fully solicited  and  attended  to  with  care  and  promptness. 

George  S.  Greenleaf,  house  36  Loring  street 
George  P.  Greenleaf,  house  52  William  street 

Greenleaf  J.  S.,  house  103  Water  street 

Greenleaf  O.  H.,  Holyoke  Paper  Co.,  Holyoke,  house  275  Maple  street 
Greenleaf  O.  S.,  emp  Holyoke  Paper  Co.,  Holyoke,  house  59  Charles  street 
Greenwood  A.  B.,  emp  Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  boards  37  Fremont  street 
Greenwood  Appleton,  patent-right  agent,  house  Central  street 
Greenwood  Felix,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Water  street,  I O 
Greenwood  Nelson,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I 0 
Greenwood  Peter,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  house  Long  hill 

Greenwood  Robert  H.,  stone-cutter,  boards  101  Congress  street  [Main  st 
Greenwood  Samuel,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  rooms  20  Hampden  House  blk,  438 
Greenwood  William  S.,  clerk  N Y,  N IT  & H R R,  house  331  WTater  street 
Greer  John  B.,  blacksmith  shop  and  house  776  State  street 


THE  BEST  OE  TONICS  IS  WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS. 


And  at  Satisfactory  Rates,  at  301  Main  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  249 

Gregg  William,  emp  Rice  & Baker,  boards  235  Pine  street 
Greim  John,  bakery,  rooms  and  store  170  State  street 
Greneberger  S.,  emp  J.  G.  Adelstein,  boards  68  Bridge  street 
Grice  Joseph,  emp  S.  Packard  & Co.,  boards  144  Water  street 
Grice  Moses,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  5,  I O 
Griffin  Anthony,  laborer,  house  71  Essex  street 
Griffin  Bartholomew,  carpenter,  house  38  Sharon  street 
Griffin  Mrs.  Catharine,  house  foot  Elm  street 

Griffin  Cornelius,  emp  Howe  & Whittemore,  house  8 Mechanics’  row 
Griffin  Daniel,  emp  B & A R R,  house  66  Ferry  street 
Griffin  David,  emp  B & A R R,  house  106  Sharon  street 
Griffin  Dwight,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  22  Stearns’  park 
Griffin  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  108  Ferry  street 

Griffin  George  A.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  576  Union  street 

Griffin  Jeremiah  B.,  emp  C R R,  house  33  Congress  street 

Griffin  John,  laborer,  house  87  Sharon  street 

Griffin  John,  emp  Isaac  Mills,  house  Columbia  street 

Griffin  John,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  4 Berkshire  street,  I 0 

Griffin  Laurence,  laborer,  house  33  Sharon  street 

Griffin  Martin,  emp  A.  S.  D welly  & Co.,  house  97  Ferry  street 

Griffin  Maurice,  emp  Myron  C.  Graves,  boards  318  Chestnut  street 

Griffin  Maurice,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I 0 

Griffin  Michael,  boot-maker,  boards  38  Sharon  street 

Griffin  Otis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  460  Chestnut  street 

Griffin  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  52  Sharon  street 

Griffin  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  93  Sharon  street 

Griffin  R.  S.,  emp  M.  Goldthwait  & Son,  house  Willow  street 

Griffin  Sylvester,  emp  B & A R R,  house  95  Sharon  street 

Griffin  W.,  emp  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Griffin  Wilbur  E.,  emp  Francis  T.  Merrick,  boards  cor  Howard  and  Main  sts 

Griffin  William  H.,  carpenter,  house  62  Pendleton  avenue 

Griffith  John,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  boards  34  Hubbard  avenue 

Griggs  George  B.,  boards  138  Pearl  street 

Griggs  H.  D.,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Griggs  Henry,  house  Sharon  street 

Griggs  Joseph  M.,  general  ticket  agent  B & A R R,  house  138  Pearl  street 
Grimes  Carlos  O.,  emp  Simonds  & Adams,  boards  74  Charles  street 
Grimes  Edward  J.,  boiler  maker,  Liberty  street,  house  93  Water  street 
Grimes  Herbert  P.,  emp  Simonds  & Adams,  boards  74  Charles  street 
Grinnell  Asa,  emp  B & A R R,  house  20  Auburn  street 
Grise  Charles,  baker,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Grise  Toussaint,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills  house  Main  street,  I O 
Griswold  A.  W.,  painter,  97  State  street,  house  94  Court  street 

BUFFALO,  RUBBER,  HORN  and  IVORY  COMBS  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG 
STORE,  corner  Main  and  State  streets. 


33 


PATENT  CALENDARS— Best  Advertising  Medium  Extant— 


250  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Griswold  Clarence,  emp  Calvin  Smith,  boards  Boston  road 

Griswold  Erwin  H.,  teamster,  house  Allen  street 

Griswold  H.  C.,  house  Gardner  street 

Griswold  Henry  C.,  emp  D.  Adams,  house  Allen  street 

Griswold  J.  C.,  clerk  Agawam  National  Bank,  boards  24  Wilcox  street 

Griswold  Mrs.  Julia  S.,  book  agent,  house  51  Dwight  street 

Griswold  Luke  M.,  carpenter,  house  53  Ringgold  street 

Griswold  M.  P.,  emp  S.  D.  Burbank,  house  563  Main  street 

Grodtch  Charles,  emp  Gerard  Burbach,  boards  United  States  Hotel,  547  Main  st 

Grogan  James,  tailor,  house  and  shop  206  Chestnut  street 

Grogan  William,  tailor,  house  206  Chestnut  street 

Grohe  Christian,  shoe-maker,  house  and  shop  70  Park  street 

Gronow  Fred  H.,  emp  F.  WTiese,  house  198  Union  street 

Groom  James  H.,  emp  J.  S.  Carr,  house  183  Liberty  street 

Grooms  George,  emp  Thieman  & Adams,  boards  142  Water  street 

Grout  Rev.  Aldin,  house  478  Mill  street 

Grout  A.  P.  F.,  laborer,  boards  478  Mill  street 

Grout  Henry  S.,  emp  H.  M.  Conkey,  house  387  Union  street 

Grout  Mrs,  J.  A,9  328  Main  street  (up  stairs).  Fashionable  Dress- 
maker, solicits  a share  of  public  patronage.  Orders  executed  with  promptness  and 
satisfaction  guaranteed.  Boards  37  Auburn  street. 

Grout  John  A.,  emp  Lillie  & Palmer,  boards  37  Auburn  street 
Grovenor  Wallace,  clerk  George  H.  Ireland  & Co.,  rooms  416  Main  street 
Grover  Willard,  expressman,  house  Hancock  avenue 
Gruendler’s  Hotel,  B.  Winkler,  proprietor,  17  and  21  Bridge  street 
Grunwaldt  Frank,  cigar  manufacturer,  house  and  shop  145  State  street 
Gubitz  Julius,  emp  John  B.  Huber,  house  280  Water  street 
Guess  John,  laborer,  house  45  Ferry  street 
Guess  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  14  Gray’s  court 
Guess  Michael  N.,  stone  cutter,  house  57  Cedar  street 
Guildmond  Edward,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  house  Carew  street 
Guilford  George  W.,  emp  Gilman  Folsom,  house  178  Water  street 
Gunduck  Louis,  emp  William  Simpson,  boards  19  State  street 
Gunn  Charles,  plasterer,  boards  13  Elm  street 
Gunn  Elisha,  (William  Gunn  & Co.,)  house  44  Mulberry  street 
Gunn  F.  L.,  (Gunn  & Merrill,)  house  65  State  street 
Gunn  Lyman  G.,  house  64  Greenwood  street 
Gunn  William  & Co.,  wholesale  grocers,  97  State  street 
William  Gunn,  house  140  Maple  street 
Elisha  Gunn,  house  44  Mulberry  street 
Gunn  & Merrill,  toy  and  fruit  store,  241  Main  street 
F.  L.  Gunn,  house  65  State  street 
Henry  C.  Merrill,  house  86  Pearl  street 


WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  are  without  equal  for  Biliousness 

and  Indigestion. 


Most  Desirable  for  Counting-Room  Uses. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  251 

Gurheen  Patrick,  emp  N Y,  N H & H K E,  house  8 Trask’s  block,  river  bank 

Gutbarlet  Henry,  tailor,  house  61  Cross  street 

Gutbarlet  John,  tailor,  house  57  Cross  street 

Guy  Christopher,  emp  W.  L.  Wilcox  & Co.,  house  93  Park  street 

Hack  Charles,  emp  Oscar  Rocke,  boards  Boston  road 
Hadd  Fred,  policeman,  rooms  414  Main  street 
Haddock  Joseph,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  house  63  Park  street 
Hadlock  Joseph,  Jr.,  boards  158  Bridge  street 

Hadlock  Patrick,  emp  Bemis,  Phillips  & Co.,  boards  151  Lyman  street 

Haggerty  Mrs.  Lizzie,  house  27  Ferry  street 

Hahn  Julius,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  54  Park  street 

Haile  William  H.,  house  41  Mattoon  street 

Hakey  Camil,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Hale  Calvin,  mechanic,  house  Long  hill  road 

Hale  Edgar  A.,  emp  S.  D.  Burbank,  house  100  Court  street 

Hale  Miss  E.  J.,  boards  35  Everett  street 

Hale  Justus,  clerk  S.  H.  & J.  F.  Hubbard,  rooms  34  Central  street 
Hale  Mrs.  J.  W.,  house  281  State  street 
Hale  Loren,  painter,  house  54  Ferry  street 

I Zcile,  Oaks  & Toivev 9 49  and  53  Worthington  street.  Commission 
Merchants  and  Jobbers  of  Dry  Goods  and  Notions. 

D.  Frank  Hale,  house  Chicopee 
Roland  T.  Oaks,  house  Chicopee 
George  N.  Tower,  house  394  Union  street 

Hale  William  P.,  Jr.,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  19  Summer  street 

Halenbuck  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  Crossett  avenue 

Haley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  30  Lombard  street 

Haley  Edmund,  farmer,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Haley  George,  porter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Haley  Mrs.  Mary,  house  5 Union  street 

Haley  Michael,  house  109  Wilcox  street 

Haley  Michael,  laborer,  house  48  Sharon  street 

Haley  Michael,  emp  D.  J.  Curtis,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Haley  Patrick,  emp  B & A li  R,  boards  Essex  street 

Haley  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  177  Lyman  street 

Haley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Haley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  18  Sharon  street 

Haley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Union  street 

Haley  William  H.,  emp  J.  H.  Banks  & Son,  rooms  509  Main  street 
Hall  Alvin,  emp  Butler  & Ballard,  house  Cedar  street 
Hall  Andrew  J.,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Mfg  Co.,  boards  366  Hancock  street 
Hall  Charles  C.,  soda  manufacturer,  94  Hickory  street,  house  500  Central  st 

IF  YOU  BUY  WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACTS,  you  are  Sure  to  Get 

THE  BEST. 


SPRINGFIELD  DAILY  UNION,  Enlarged  and  Improved— 


252  * SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Hall  Charles  N.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  83  Pine  street 

Hall  Charles  S.,  mason,  house  366  Hancock  street 

Hall  Charles  W.,  barber,  131  State  street,  house  13  Worthington  street 

Hall  Edmund  A.,  (Hall  & Prew,)  boards  109  Congress  street 

Hall  E.  L.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Willow  avenue 

Hall  Elam  G.,  farmer,  house  127  Cedar  street 

Hall  Elijah,  emp  Emerson  Wight,  house  Worthington  street 

Hall  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  109  Congress  street 

Hall  Fred  D.,  emp  Hood  & Miller,  boards  125  Bridge  street 

Hall  Frederic,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  rooms  29  Vine  street 

Hall  Frederick,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

Hall  George  0.,  clerk  M.  F.  Robinson,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Hall  George  W.,  eave-trough  manufacturer,  house  50  White  street 

Hall  Henry  T.,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  house  29  Vine  street 

Hall  Mrs.  J.  M.,  house  399  Union  street 

Hall  John,  emp  Howard  & Brothers,  boards  corner  Mill  and  Locust  streets 

Hall  John  A*9  Office,  Room  6 Foot’s  block,  corner  Main  and  State  streets. 
General  Agent  Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.  for  Western  Massachusetts. 
House  31  Greenwood  street. 

Hall  Lerone  L.,  (Hall  & Bowers,)  house  306  Worthington  street 

Hall  Mrs.  Maria,  house  corner  Mill  and  Locust  streets 

Hall  Mortimer  J.,  carpenter,  house  62  Broad  street 

Hall  Noadiah  K.,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  68  Bliss  street 

Hall  Patrick,  emp  Howard  & Brothers,  boards  corner  Mill  and  Locust  streets 

Hall  Mrs.  Ransley,  house  1 38  Hickory  street 

Hall  Sanford  J.,  secretary  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  house  29  Summer  st 
Hall  Tobias  P.,  boards  109  Congress  street 
Hall  & Bowers,  dealers  in  wood  and  kindlings,  50  Liberty  street 
Lerone  L.  Hall,  house  306  Worthington  street 
R.  H.  Bowers,  house  Union  street 

Hall  & Hvew9  Would  be  glad  to  see  all  their  friends  at  their  New  Store, 
Sign  of  the  White  Hat,  No.  296  Main  street.  Full  assortment  of  Gents’  Furnishing 
Goods. 

E.  A.  Hall,  hoards  109  Congress  street 
J.  J.  Prew,  boards  105  Bridge  street 

Hallain  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  302  Water  street 

Hallain  John,  house  300  Water  street 

Hallenstien  Mrs.  Hannah,  boarding-house,  37  Dwight  street 

Hallett  Henry  W.,  (Hallett  & Taylor,)  house  47  Mattoon  street 

Hallett  J.  L.,  clerk  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  60  Elliott  street 

Hallett  & Taylor,  jewelers,  497  Main  street 

Henry  W.  Hallett,  house  47  Mattoon  street 
L.  H.  Taylor,  house  840  Main  street 
Hallisey  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  44  Harrison  avenue 


WEBBEE'S  FLAVORING  EXTRACTS  are  as  good  as  recommended. 


Only  Seven  Dollars  a Year— 301  Main  Street 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  253 

Hallock  Charles  H.,  book-keeper,  Chapin  & Kibbee,  house  Hubbard  avenue 

Halloran  Edward,  tailor,  house  Chestnut  street 

Halloran  Edward,  Jr.,  laborer,  boards  Chestnut  street 

Halloran  Patrick,  tailor,  boards  Chestnut  street 

Hamel  Mrs.  Mary,  house  Cross  street 

Hamel  N.  Edward,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  house  168  Union  street 

Hamell  Joseph,  carpenter,  boards  1 Wilcox  block,  William  street 

Hamilton  Edward  C.,  clerk  B & A K R,  house  16  Pendleton  avenue 

Hamilton  Frank,  laborer,  house  Cross  street 

Hamilton  George  S.,  emp  USA,  house  669  Union  street 

Hamilton  H.  C.,  general  freight  agent  B & A R R,  house  247  Chestnut  street 

Hamilton  Miss  I.  C.,  boards  146  Spring  street 

Hamilton  J.  B.,  traveling  agent  Massasoit  Paper  Co.,  house  74  Sargeant  street 

Hamilton  John,  oil  store,  Commercial  row,  house  446  Spring  street 

Hamilton  Robert  J.,  oil  dealer,  Commercial  row,  house  464  Chestnut  street 

Hamilton  T.  E.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  70  Main  street 

Hamilton  T.  W.,  lamp-lighter,  house  62  Bay  street 

Hamilton  William,  emp  USA,  house  66  James  street 

Hamilton  Timothy,  city  express,  house  Summer  street 

Hammel  Louis,  emp  Wason  Mfg.  Co.,  h 142  Dwight  st  [h  near  Highland  st 
Hammersley  H.  W.,  painter  and  paper-hanger,  cor  Hancock  and  Hickory  sts 
Hammersley  Mrs.  Mary  Jane,  house  45  Lombard  street 
Hammett  George  P.,  clerk  Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  house  57 
Hammond  Mrs.  M.  M.,  house  53  Margaret  street  [Bridge  street 


S.  T.  HAMMOND  & CO. 

DEALERS  IN 

Engines,  Boilers,  and  all  kinds  of  Second  Hand  Machinery, 

WROUGHT,  CAST,  AND  STEEL  SCRAP  METALS,  ETC. 

107  BRIDGE  ST.,  A FEW  DOORS  FROM  MAIN  ST. 

S.  T.  Hammond,  house  83  Walnut  street 
John  Day,  house  83  Walnut  street 

Hammond  S.  W.,  book-keeper  S.  T.  Hammond  & Co.,  boards  83  Walnut  street 
Hampden  Brick-yard,  Carew  street 

Hampden  Card  Co.,  machine  card  clothing,  Sanford  street — see  adv.  p.  254 
Hampden  County  Board  of  Underwriters,  office  233  Main  street 
Hampden  Paint  and  Chemical  Co.,  Armory  street 
E.  W.  Bond,  president,  house  290  State  street 
Silas  N.  Heywood,  treasurer,  house  417  Liberty  street 
Hampden  Roofing  and  Tile  Co.,  office  215  Main  st,  J.  S.  Noble,  superintendent 


THE  BEST  PEACE  to  buy  all  kinds  of  TRUSSES  and  SUPPORTERS  is  at 
WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE. 


SPKINGFIELD  WEEKLY  UNION,  $2  a Year,  Only  $1,50  to  Clubs  of  Ten, — 


254  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


HAMPDEN  CARD  COMPANY, 

Sanford  Street,  Springfield,  Mass,, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

MACHINE  GARB  CLOTHING 

OF  ALL  DESCRIPTIONS, 

For  Cotton  and  Woolen  Machinery  ; Napping  Cards,  from  Common,  Round,  Plated,  or 
Diamond  Wire ; also  Stripping  and  No.  10  Cotton  Cards. 

William  E.  Montague,  treasurer,  house  313  State  street 
M.  D.  Montague,  agent,  house  40  Spring  street 

HAMPDEN  SAVINGS  BANK, 

CORNER  MAIN  AND  LYMAN  STREETS, 

Opposite  Massasoit  House. 

ELIPHALET  TRASK,  President,  PETER  S.  BAILEY,  Secretary. 
Receives  deposits  from  one  to  one  thousand  dollars.  Interest  commences  the 
fifteenth  day  of  each  month. 

Hampton  Henry,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 

Hanabry  Patrick,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
Hanafin  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  bouse  95  Sharon  street 
Hancock  Alfred,  carpenter,  house  71  Park  street 

Hancock  Frank  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  64  Fort  street  [gold  sts 

Hancock  George  E.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  h cor  Chestnut  and  Ring- 
Hancock  James  F.,  emp  Goodhue  & Hancock,  house  Walnut  street 
Hancock  Joseph  C.,  superintendent  City  Water  Works,  house  37  Bridge  st 
Hancock  Lewis,  variety  store  and  rooms,  42  Market  street 
Hancock  Lyman,  yeast  peddler,  78  Morris  street 
Hancock  Moses,  shoemaker,  house  corner  Main  and  Central  streets 
Hancock  Robert  J.,  emp  Russell  & Day,  house  106  Walnut  street 
Hancock  Zenas,  house  118  Greenwood  street 

Hancox  Albert,  painter,  rear  115  Bridge  street,  house  27  Pearl  street 
Hancox  A.  S.,  student,  boards  27  Pearl  street 
Handdley  Bartley,  emp  City,  boards  rear  6 Union  street 
Handforth  H.,  machinist,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 
Handy  Benjamin  F.,  market,  692  Main  street,  boards  Central  street 
Handy  Hatsel,  (H.  B.  Handy  & Co.,)  house  Central  street 

H.  B.  HANDY  & CO. 

GROCERS, 

CHEAP  CASH  STOKE  696  MAIN  STREET, 

Corner  Fremont. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  Fresh  and  Salt  Fish,  Oysters,  and  all  kinds 

of  Sea  Food. 

H.  B.  Handy,  house  corner  Central  and  Main  streets 
H.  Handy,  house  corner  Central  and  Main  streets 


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or  COUGH  LOZENGES  just  the  tiling. 


Published  Every  Friday  at  301  Main  Street. 


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Handy  Howard  B.,  (H.  B.  Handy  & Co.,)  boards  Central  street 
Handy  William,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  boards  23  Elm  street 
Handyside  & Jarrett,  plumbers,  317  Main  street 
Alexander  Handyside,  house  52  Vine  street 
T.  A.  Jarrett,  house  39  Morgan  street 
Hanefin  Dennis,  emp  John  Leary,  house  foot  Bliss  street 
Haney  John,  (Swallow  & Haney,)  boards  41  Harrison  avenue 
Hanfield  Jeremy,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Hanifin  William  B.,  emp  J.  H.  Southworth,  house  Bound  hill 
Hankerson  William,  coppersmith,  house  272  Worthington  street 
Hanks  Frank,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  opposite  Jenksville 
Hanks  J.  F.,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 
Hanks  John  W.,  emp  USA,  house  349  Hancock  street 
Hanley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  128  Essex  street 
Hanley  Martiu,  carpenter,  house  Hancock  street 

Hanley  Michael,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  rear  78  Sharon  street 

Hanley  Patrick,  house  396  Water  street 

Hanlin  Patrick,  emp  B & A B B,  boards  79  Congress  street 

Hanly  Michael,  emp  Willow  Street  House,  house  Willow  street 

Hannum  Mrs.  Caroline,  house  66  Central  street 

Hannan  Frank,  carpenter,  boards  Stockbridge  street 

Hannan  Hugh,  machinist,  boards  Stockbridge  street 

Hannan  John,  emp  C.  Shepherd,  house  81  Lebanon  street 

Hannan  John,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  boards  21  Wight  avenue 

Hannan  Michael,  mason,  boards  48  Sharon  street 

Hannan  Patrick,  boarding-house,  Stockbridge  street 

Hannis  Benjamin,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  79  Oak  street 

Hannis  Joseph,  emp  USA,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 

Hannon  John,  emp  J.  Goodrich,  boards  Franklin  street 

Hannum  C.  C.,  emp  G.  D.  Hollister,  house  6 Arlington  avenue 

Hannum  Patrick,  emp  Wilder  & Puffer,  boards  12  Fort  street 

Hanrahan  Anthony,  proprietor  Carlton  House,  13  Hampden  street 

Hansehild  Charles,  boarding-house,  corner  Water  and  Union  streets 

Hanson  Mrs.  L.  0.,  house  35  Mattoon  street 

Harding  John,  house  133  Hickory  street 

Harding  John,  emp  John  A.  Abbe,  boards  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 
Harding  Bichard,  laborer,  house  Cross  street 
Hardley  Francis,  emp  Lynch  & Stanton,  house  Winthrop  street 
Hardy  Mrs.  C.  W.,  boarding-house,  119  Bridge  street 
Hardy  Michael,  emp  B & A B B,  boards  64  Sharon  street 
Hare  Michael,  emp  USA,  boards  191  Chestnut  street 
Hare  John  H.,  conductor  C B B,  boards  16  Vernon  street 
Hare  Bichard  T.,  emp  USA,  house  Hancock  street 

Harley  Leon  J.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  53  Gilmore’s  blk,  428  Main  st 


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Harmon  Benjamin,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  house  223  Pine  street 

Harmon  Frank  W.,  book-keeper  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  boards  415  Central  street 

Harmon  George  W.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  149  State  street 

Harmon  Israel  & Co.,  Springfield  Dye  House,  361  Main  st,  h 73  Pynchon  st — 

Harmon  William,  machinist,  h 415  Central  st  [see  adv.  line  on  back  of  cover 

Harmond  Lewis,  stone  mason,  house  Main  street,  corner  Essex 

Harpe  Eamestron,  boards  Springfield  House,  75  State  street 

Harper  Spencer  B.,  agent  American  Thread  Co.,  Holyoke,  boards  44  Broad  st 

Harper  Thomas,  emp  E.  H.  Patch,  house  foot  Elm  street 

Harper  William  H.,  emp  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Carew  street 

Harrigan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  27  Ferry  street 

Harrington  Mrs.  Abby,  house  67  Ferry  street 

Harrington  Albert  F.,  emp  Currier  & Richards,  house  6 Alert  street 

Harrington  Daniel,  emp  B & A R R,  house  58  Ferry  street 

Harrington  Daniel,  house  112  Wilcox  street 

Harrington  Daniel,  porter  and  boards  Haynes'  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Harrington  Daniel  J.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  73  Sharon  street 

Harrington  Dennis,  laborer,  house  48  East  William  street 

Harrington  Emmett  A.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  36  Winthrop  street 

Harrington  George,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  boards  29  Mill  street 

Harrington  George,  superintendent  Springfield  Collar  Co.,h  266  Worthington  st 

Harrington  George  R.,  clerk  Spfd.  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co.,  bds  60  Spring  st 

Harrington  Miss  Hannah,  house  84  Union  street 

Harrington  James,  emp  C R R,  house  44  Union  street 

Harrington  James,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Cross  street 

Harrington  John,  truckman,  house  50  Ferry  street 

Harrington  John,  laborer,  house  74  Ferry  street 

Harrington  John,  house  28  Sharon  street 

Harrington  John,  laborer,  house  foot  State  street 

Harrington  John,  laborer,  house  18  Union  street 

Harrington  John,  house  Trask’s  block,  river  bank 

Harrington  J.  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  34  Fairbanks’  avenue 

Harrington  Lewis,  house  Myrtle  street,  corner  Hampden,  Indian  Orchard 

Harrington  Michael,  emp  John  Harrington,  boards  50  Ferry  street 

Harrington  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  75  Sharon  street 

Harrington  Michael,  laborer,  house  Wilcox  street 

Harrington  Michael,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  Whitney  avenue 

Harrington  Michael  T.,  emp  A.  D.  Sanger,  house  58  Ferry  street 

Harrington  Michael  T.,  clerk  W.  L.  Wilcox  & Co.,  house  59  Union  street 

Harrington  Mrs.  Nancy,  house  foot  Union  street 

Harrington  Patrick,  house  96  Ferry  street 

Harrington  Patrick,  emp  George  E.  Mansfield,  boards  16  Bliss  street 
Harrington  Patrick,  emp  Springfield  Aqueduct  Co.,  house  foot  Union  street 


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Corner  Main  and  State  Streets. 


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Harrington  Patrick,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Harrington  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  Page  & Fitzgerald’s  block,  Worthington  st 

Harrington  Patrick,  emp  H.  F.  Bailey,  house  foot  Elm  street 

Harrington  Robert  J.,  emp  A.  M.  Knight  & Son,  boards  34  Fairbanks’  avenue 

Harrington  Royal,  master-mason,  house  60  Spring  street 

Harrington  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  38  Sharon  street 

Harrington  Thomas,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Mfg  Co.,  house  171  Lyman  street 
Harrington  & Sullivan,  grocers,  70  Ferry  street 
Michael  Harrington,  house  70  Ferry  street 
Michael  Sullivan,  boards  70  Ferry  street 
Harris  A.  B.,  student,  boards  corner  Chestnut  and  Pearl  street 
Harris  D.  L.,  president  CUR,  house  corner  Pearl  and  Chestnut  streets 
Harris  F.  H.,  cashier  Third  National  Bank,  house  77  Maple  street 
Harris  Frederick,  assistant  cashier  Third  National  Bank,  boards  77  Maple  st 
Harris  George,  laborer,  boards  66  Stockbridge  street 
Harris  J.  H.,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  boards  foot  Mechanic  street 
Harris  Orrjn  C.,  emp  P.  E.  Robinson  & Co.,  boards  276  Union  street 
Harris  Samuel,  manfr  of  coal  sifters,  rear  115  Liberty  street,  house  76  Main  st 
Harris  Rev-  Spencer  B.,  house  437  State  street 
Harris  Rev.  Stephen,  house  Hampden  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Harris  TV.  I>,9  Civil  Engineer.  Office  5 Barnes’  block,  Main  street. 
House  6 Armory  square. 

Harris  & Wright 9 Bridge  Builders.  Office  No.  3 Goodrich  block, 

Main  street. 

D.  L.  Harris,  house  corner  Chestnut  and  Pearl  streets 
A.  H.  Wright,  house  Greenfield 

Harrison  G.  W.,  farmer,  house  503  State  street 

Harrison  John,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Main  street,  I O 

Harrison  John  F,9  Townsley’s  block,  365  Main  street.  Manufac- 
turer of  Fine  Harness,  Saddles,  Russet  Reins,  etc.  House  79  Dwight  street. 

Harrison  William  H.,  laborer,  house  foot  Mechanic  street 

Harrower  John  J.,  secretary  D.  L.  Harris,  house  63  Bridge  street 

Hart  Daniel  C.,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  13  Ashley  street 

Hart  Mrs.  Delia,  boarding-house,  57  Hampden  street 

Hart  Edward,  emp  W.  G.  Breck,  M.  D.,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Hart  Henry  B.,  machinist,  house  79  Bay  street 

Hart  John,  emp  USA,  house  87  Monroe  street 

Hart  John  A.,  machinist,  house  153  Worthington  street 

Hart  John  B.,  carpenter,  house  213  Quincy  street 

Hart  John  G.,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  over  Charles  A.  Call’s  store 

Hart  J . S.9  475  Main  street,  opposite  Court  square.  Foreign  Exchange 
and  Intelligence  Office.  Special  attention  given  to  selecting  good  servants.  House 
475  Main  street. 

LIQUID  BALM  FOB  CRAMPS  AND  CHOLERA  MORBUS. 

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258  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Hart  John  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Wight  avenue 

Hart  Mrs.  Luke,  house  151  Worthington  street 

Hart  Michael,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  foot  Elm  street 

Hart  Michael,  laborer,  boards  110  Sharon  street 

Hart  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  110  Sharon  street 

Hart  William,  emp  N Y,  N H & II  R R,  house  90  Margaret  street 

Harthan  Samuel,  house  650  Main  street 

Hartman  Daniel  D.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  338  Water  street 

Hartman  George  N.,  boards  310  Chestnut  street 

Hartman  James  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  338  Water  street 

Hartman  Mrs.  Mary,  house  338  Water  street 

Hartwell  George  B.,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  boards  214  Walnut  street 

Hartwell  H.  A.,  (Downing  & Hartwell,  West  Springfield,)  house  26  Byers  st 

Hartwell  Mrs.  Olive,  house  214  Walnut  street 

Harvey  Benjamin,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  157  Union  street 

Harvey  D.  D.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  161  Union  street 

Harvey  Edwin  W.,  book-keeper  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  59  Auburn  street 

Harvey  George,  house  King  street 

Harvey  Ira  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  698  Main  street 

Harvey  Isaac  J.,  emp  P.  E.  Robinson  & Co.,  boards  74  Elm  street  [I  O 

Harvey  James  M. , overseer  Indian  Orchard  mills,  h Worcester  st,  cor  Chestnut  st 

Harvey  Luke,  emp  USA,  house  Cedar  street 

Harvey  William  R.,  emp  J.  S.  Carr,  house  238  Pine  street 

Harwood  F.  J.  9 Dealer  in  Harness,  Collars,  Whips,  etc.  If  you  want 
to  buy,  go  to  No.  1 Cypress  street,  and  take  your  repairing  to  be  done,  good  and 
cheap.  N.  B. — Second-hand  harnesses  bought,  sold  or  exchanged.  House  137 
Union  street. 

Harwood  F.  TV.,  186  Walnut  street,  Manufacturer  of  Gold-leaf,  Guild- 
ers’ Gold  warranted  not  to  friz,  Painters’  Gold  warranted  not  to  tarnish.  Warranted 
to  suit  all  purposes.  House  186  Walnut  street. 

Harwood  R.  S.,  emp  USA,  house  509  State  street 

Haselton,  Mrs.  A.  C.,  house  86  Main  street 

Haselton  Clark,  house  67  Boy lston  street 

Haskell  E.  B.,  house  27  Mattoon  street 

Haskell  Harley,  emp  George  S.  Cook,  house  22  Wight  avenue 

Haskell  Hubert  W.,  emp  Dr.  A.  M.  Higgins,  boards  689  Union  street 

Haskell  William,  emp  USA,  house  689  Union  street 

Haskin  Sepha  M.,  dress-maker,  boards  397  Worthington  street 

Haskins  Mrs.  A.  B.,  nurse,  boards  2 Parsons’  block,  556  Main  street 

Haskins  Benjamin  T.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  30  Massasoit  street 

Haskins  B.  S.,  emp  USA,  house  2 Parsons’  block,  556  Main  street 

Haskins  George  M.,  clerk  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  53  Summer  street 

Haskins  John  H.,  slate  roofer,  50  Liberty  street,  house  19  Summer  street 


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Haskins  Nathan  E.,  boards  19  Summer  street 
Hassett  John,  emp  Lyman  C.  Frost,  house  5 New  street 
Hastings  Charles  A.,  master-mason,  house  71  Charles  street 
Hastings  Chester,  house  40  Greenwood  street 

Hastings  Cornelius  C.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  bds  40  Greenwood  st 

Hastings  Mrs.  Fanny,  house  180  Water  street 

Hastings  George,  (Eldridge  & Hastings,)  house  18  Summer  street 

Hastings  Horatio  N.,  emp  Amaziah  Mayo,  house  72  King  street 

Hastings  J.  H.,  emp  USA,  house  24  High  street 

Hastings  Julian  H.,  carpenter,  boards  40  Greenwood  street 

Hastings  William  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  23  Gray’s  court 

Hatch  Alpheus,  house  44  Summer  street 

Hatch  Carlos  F.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  173  Spring  street 
Hatch  Don  Carlos,  boards  36  Summer  street 
Hatch  Mrs.  Frederick,  house  173  Spring  street 

Hatch  Horace,  telegraph  operator  B & A R R,  boards  16  Yernon  street 

Hatch  James  B.,  house  210  Maple  street 

Hatch  Jason,  clerk  B & A R R,  house  39  Summer  street 

Hatch  Lawrence  W.,  carpenter,  house  36  Summer  street 

Hatch  Mrs.  M.  A.,  millinery  goods,  house  and  rooms  600  Main  street 

Hatch  Thomas  L.,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  boards  173  Spring  street 

Hatch  Thomas  P.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  44  Summer  street 

Hatfield  Frank  S.,  clerk  William  Dearden,  house  159  Spring  street 

Hatfield  Mrs.  William,  house  159  Spring  street 

Hathaway  Frank,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  18  Spruce  street 

Hathaway  George,  emp  Street  Railway  Co.,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Hathaway  Luther,  house  18  Spruce  street 

Hathaway  Rawson,  emp  USA,  house  4 Florence  street 

Haust  Stephen,  emp  John  B.  Huber,  rooms  78  William  street 

Havens  P.  Y.  B.,  house  27  Oak  street 

Hawes  E.  C.,  contractor  Smith  & Wesson,  house  69  Elm  street 

Hawes  Mrs.  Francis  E.,  house  Grant  street 

Hawkes  Alpheus,  master  mason,  house  14  Summer  street 

Hawkes  G.  W.,  harness-maker  boards  Union  House^  528  Main  street 

Hawkes  Herbert,  mason,  boards  18  Summer  street 

Hawkes  John  W.,  mason  and  builder,  house  279  Worthington  street 

Hawkes  Lorenzo,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  163  Walnut  street 

Hawkes  L.  T.,  clerk  C R R,  boards  Massasoit  street 

Hawkes  William  H.,  teller  Spfd  Institution  for  Savings,  bds  279  Worthington  st 

Hawkins  James  C.,  laborer,  house  213  Quincy  street 

Hawkins  John  T.,  laborer,  house  219  Quincy  street 

Hawkins  R.  F.,  (Hawkins  & Burrall,)  house  375  State  street 

Hawkins  William  Y.,  book-keeper  Perkins  & Nye,  boards  228  High  street 


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HawhiflS  & Hurrall , Builders  of  Iron  and  Timber  Bridges,  Roofs, 
Turn-tables,  etc.  Civil  and  Mechanical  Engineers.  Agawam  Bank  Building,  corner 
Main  and  Lyman  streets. 

R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  375  State  street 

W.  H.  Burrall,  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Hawks  Mrs.  Elihu,  house  31  Emery  street 

Hawks  Emery  H.,  billiard  saloon,  Patton’s  block,  270  Main  st,  h 46  Vine  st 
Hawks  Frederick  P.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  29  Charles  street 
Hawley  Frank  R.,  clerk  J.  Kimberly  & Co.,  boards  71  Allen  street 
Hawley  Isaac,  house  57  Thompson  street 

Hawley  Newton  I.,  (McKnight,  Norton  & Hawley,)  house  47  Thompson  street 

Hawley  Rollin  L.,  machinist,  house  7 1 Allen  street 

Hayden  Charles  H.,  policeman,  house  122  Hickory  street 

Hayden  Miss  Emma  E.,  music-teacher,  boards  20  Fort  street 

Hayden  Mrs.  Mary  C.,  house  20  Fort  street 

Hayden  John,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  boards  58  Willow  street 

Hayden  Joseph  W.,  carpenter,  house  30  Oak  street 

Hayden  Myron  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  High  street 

Hayden  Walter  E.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  118  Cedar  street 

Hayden  Warren,  farmer,  house  Boston  road 

Hayden  William  H.,  boards  Boston  road 

Hayes  Bartholomew,  laborer,  boards  75  Sharon  street 

Hayes  Bartholomew,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  20  Stearns’  park 

Hayes  Daniel,  laborer,  house  250  Tyler  Street 

Hayes  Dennis,  emp  New  England  Card  and  Paper  Co.,  boards  60  Loring  st 

Hayes  Erastus,  cashier  B & A R R,  house  122  Water  street 

Hayes  Frederick  R.,  (Gill  & Hayes,)  boards  122  Water  street 

Hayes  James  E.,  emp  John  Bangs,  house  60  Loring  street 

Hayes  John,  emp  C R R,  house  85  Ferry  street 

Hayes  John,  emp  USA,  house  36  Hickory  street 

Hayes  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Park  street 

Hayes  Michael,  emp  David  Smith  & Co.,  house  8 Union  street 

Hayes  Michael  C.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  rear  108  Congress  st 

Hayes  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  191  Chestnut  street 

Haynes  Calvin  B.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  370  Worthington  street 

Haynes  Charles  A.,  emp  Warren  Mills,  boards  61  Fort  street 

Haynes  Charles  R.,  clerk  Haynes  & Co.,  boards  St.  James  avenue 

Haynes  Cyrus  H , clerk  Maxfield  & Co.,  house  606  State  street 

Haynes  Frank  G.,  emp  Houston  & Dewey,  house  68  Clinton  street 

Haynes  Henry,  house  389  Hancock  street 

Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Haynes  James  M.,  emp  C.  C.  Moulton,  house  61  Fort  street 
Haynes  John,  house  29  Mill  street 


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Haynes  John,  (Downs  & Haynes,)  house  285  Central  street 

Haynes  Mrs.  L.,  house  St.  James  avenue 

Haynes  Theodore  L.,  (Haynes  & Co.,)  house  694  State  street 

Haynes  Tilly,  proprietor  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Haynes  William  H.,  clerk  Haynes  & Co.,  boards  St.  James  avenue 

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Merchant  Tailors,  Clothiers, 

AND  MEN’S  OUTFITTERS. 

Jobbers  and  Retailers  of  Woolens  and  Tailors’  Trimmings.  Manufacturers  of  Fine 
Quality  Ready-made  Garments,  and  all  kinds  of  Men’s  Merchandise. 
OPERA  HOUSE  BUILDING,  MAIN  AND  PYNCHON  STREETS. 

T.  L.  Haynes,  house  694  State  street,  corner  Thompson  street 

J.  M.  Arnold,  house  29  Thompson  street 

William  P.  Janes,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Hayward  Mrs.  Emily  E.,  house  75  Fulton  street 
Hayward  Frederick,  mail  carrier,  boards  75  Fulton  street 
Hayward  Hamilton  L.,  carpenter,  house  161  Fulton  street 
Hayward  Josiah,  cabinet  maker,  20  Market  street,  house  89  Union  street 
Hayward  William  B.,  emp  B & A K R,  boards  75  Fulton  street 
Hazelton  Mrs.  Philinda,  house  Morgan  road 
Hazen  E.,  (Hazen  & Welden,)  house  Willow  street 
Hazen  Frank,  book-keeper  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  boards  21  Franklin  street 
Hazen  Frederick,  house  47  Fort  street 
Hazen  Frederick  S.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  191  North  street 
Hazen  Robert,  emp  B & A R R,  house  126  William  street 
Hazen  & Welden,  grocers,  661  Main  street 
E.  Hazen,  house  Willow  street 
A.  E.  Welden,  boards  Willow  street 
Healey  William  C.,  (Siskron  & Healey,)  house  26  Byers  street 
Healy  Cornelius,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  boards  29  Stockbridge  street 
Heaney  William,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  boards  29  Stockbridge  street 
Hearn  John,  emp  C R R,  house  67  Fulton  street 
Heath  D.  A.,  clerk  Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  house  Queen  street 
Heath  J.  B.,  carpenter,  house  20  Green  street 
Heath  Monroe  C.,  house  519  Union  street 

Heath  S.  D.,  painter  and  paper-hanger,  house  259  Hancock  street 
Hebard  John,  emp  Henry  & Marsh,  house  13  Fremont  street 
Hebert  Athanase,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I O 
Heenan  James,  painter,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Heffernan  Michael  B.,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  90  Margaret  street 
Heffernan  Thomas,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  121  Sharon  street 
Heghin  Henry,  emp  Miellez  & Co.,  boards  corner  Water  and  Union  streets 
Hehir  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  87  Sharon  street 

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Heibler  Peter  L.,  enip  W.  L.  Wilcox  & Co.,  house  33  Broad  street 
Heitz  Adolph,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  boards  19  State  street 
Heitz  John,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  boards  19  State  street 
Helms  Edward,  painter,  80  Water  street,  house  12  Symonds’  avenue 
Hemenway  A.  P.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  75  Elm  street 
Hemenway  E.  P.,  civil  engineer  and  architect,  boards  75  Elm  street 
Hemenway  Josiah,  emp  B & A R R,  house  46  Union  street 
Hemmingway  H.  M.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  rooms  611  Main  street 
Hemmingway  William  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  43  Park  street 
Hench  James,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  boards  58  Willow  street 
Henderson  James  F.,  emp  James  Abbe,  boards  75  Spring  street 
Henderson  Joseph  H.,  emp  John  W.  Trafton,  house  750  Main  street 
Henderson  John,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 
Henderson  S.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 
Henderson  William,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 
Hendrick  Charles  B.,  farmer,  house  North  Wilbraham  road 
Hendrick  Edwards  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  548  Main  street 
Hendrick  Edwin  C.,  soap  dealer,  boards  549  Main  street 
Hendrick  Joseph  IL,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  75  Union  street 
Hendrick  P.  M.,  artist,  room  and  house  18  Salem  street 
Hendrick  William  A.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  87  William  street 
Heneff  Thomas,  hackman,  house  Sharon  street 
Henehan  Michael,  hostler  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  street 
Henfield  Albert,  emp  Josiah  Cummings,  boards  7 Stearns’  park 
Hennefin  John,  laborer,  boards  38  Sharon  street 
Hennefin  John,  house  2 Berkshire  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Hennesey  John,  expressman,  house  74  Union  street 
Hennessey  Mrs.  Kate,  house  Hancock  street 

Hennessey  Laurence,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  house  Liberty  street 
Hennessey  William  A.,  emp  Hawkins  & Burrall,  house  193  Hancock  street 
Henry  Charles  A.,  clerk  Currier  & Hodskins,  boards  159  Union  street 
Henry  Melvin  S.,  emp  William  Mattoon,  house  Armory  road 
Henry  Michael,  dry  goods  peddler,  house  58  Hampden  street 

Henry  & Harsh,  Proprietors  of  the  Hampden  Stable,  corner  of  East 
Court  and  Market  streets,  in  rear  of  Hampden  Hall.  Single  Horses  and  Saddle 
Horses.  Carriages  furnished  for  Funerals,  Parties,  &c.,  &c.  Passengers  for  the  cars 
called  for  in  any  part  of  the  city.  See  adv.  p.  97. 

Tim  Henry,  house  115  High  street 
Oliver  Marsh,  house  11  Maple  street 

Herald  of  Life,  newspaper,  457  Main  street,  William  N.  Pile,  business  agent 
Herbert  Miss  Charlotte,  house  Long  hill 
Herrick  Mrs.  Caroline  E.,  house  Dale  street 

Herrick  Charles  E.,  overseer  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Worcester  street,  I 0 
Herrick  Levi  W.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  house  38  Mill  street 


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Herring  George  N.,  emp  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  19  Stebbins  st 
Hersey  Henry  W.,  painter,  house  224  Walnut  street 

Hersey  John  W.,  insurance  agt,  cor  Main  and  Worthington  sts,  h 389  Central  st 
Hesse  Christopher,  emp  Pierce  & Abbott,  house  Cross  street 
Hetherington  Mrs.  William,  house  80  Quincy  street  [William  street 

Heubisch  Paul,  saloon  keeper,  corner  Main  and  Sanford  streets,  house  58  East 
Hewett  Michael,  emp  H.  K.  White,  house  Worcester  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Hewitt  *7.  Harness  and  Saddle  Maker.  A good  assortment  of  Fine 
Harnesses  constantly  in  stock  or  made  up  to  order  at  the  shortest  notice.  Repairing 
promptly  attended  to.  Room  3 Patton’s  block,  274  Main  street.  House  727  State 
street. 

Heywood  Silas  N.,  treasurer  Hampden  Paint  Co.,  house  417  Liberty  street 

Hibbard  Joseph,  emp  N Y,  N H & H Pt  R,  boards  7 Stearns’  park 

Hibbard  William  W.,  M.  D.,  office  and  house  130  Main  street,  corner  Emery  st 

Hickey  Mrs.  Catherine,  house  72  Broad  street 

Hickey  David,  cigar-maker,  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street 

Hickey  Mrs.  Honora,  house  Water  street 

Hickey  James,  emp  David  Power  & Co.,  boards  72  Broad  street 
Hickey  James,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  19  Wight  avenue 
Hickey  James,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Hickey  Jeremiah,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Lombard  street 
Hickey  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Hickey  Mrs.  Mary,  house  foot  Court  street 

Hickey  Michael,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  44  Sharon  street 

Hickey  Patrick,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  7 State  street 

Hickey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  foot  State  street 

Hickey  Thomas  J.,  emp  Rogers  & White,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Hick  ox  Charles  L.,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  boards  542  Main  street 

Hicks  John  M.,  emp  E.  W.  Burr,  rooms  14  Liberty  street 

Hicks  Thomas  T.,  emp  E.  Siskron,  house  590  Union  street 

Hiersche  Gustave,  Jr.,  boards  Washington  street 

Higginbotham  C.  H.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  78  Tyler  street 

Hifff/iflS  Hv»  A.,  .M.  & Oo.9  Medical  Dispensatory,  where  may  be 
found  a good  assortment  of  kPure  Fresh  Drugs,  Homeopathic,  Botanic  and  Eclectic 
Medicines,  Perfumery,  Toilet  Articles,  &c.,  &c.  Also  Dr.  Higgins’  Celebrated  Fam- 
ily Medicines  at  Wholesale  and  Retail.  489  Main  street.  Rooms  37  Pynchon  street. 

Higgins  Cornelius,  conductor  B & A R R,  boards  39  Sharon  street 
Higgins  James,  emp  Aaron  Wight,  house  39  Sharon  street 
Higgins  James,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  4 Cypress  street 
Higgins  John  J.,  emp  C.  C.  Moulton,  house  125  William  street 
Higgins  John  M.,  laborer,  house  rear  6 Union  street 
Higgins  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  71  Essex  street 
Higgins  Michael,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  Sharon  street 
Higgins  T.  A.,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  house  Bush’s  block,  555  Main  street 


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264  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Higgins  Thomas,  boards  39  Sharon  street 

Highland  Michael,  emp  John  Jennings,  boards  48  Dwight  street 

Hildreth  Samuel,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  418  Union  street 

Hildreth  William,  engineer  B & A R R,  boards  49  Emery  street 

Hill  Benjamin  B.,  nianuf.  hand  stamps,  52  Harrison  ave,  h 162  North  Main  st 

Hill  Charles  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  68  Holyoke  street 

Hill  Charles  H.,  shoe-maker,  shop  and  house  223  Worthington  street 

Hill  Charles  P.,  clerk  USA,  boards  31  Stebbins  street 

Hill  Mrs.  Clarissa  B.,  nurse,  rooms  55  Worthington  street 

Hill  Edgar  A.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  354  Water  street 

Hill  Elisha  E.,  emp  Downing  & Sturtevant,  house  23  Fremont  street 

Hill  Francis  L.,  emp  Horace  Smith,  house  85  Central  street  [Grosvenor  st 

Hill  George  A.,  insurance  agent,  10  Hurlbut’s  block,  344  Main  st,  house  14 

Hill  George  H.,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  boards  162  North  Main  street 

Hill  Henry  S.,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  79  Bay  street 

Hill  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  354  Water  street 

Hill  Lewis  B.,  emp  E.  W.  Shattuck,  house  145  North  Main  street 

Hill  Mary  C.,  school-teacher,  boards  31  Stebbins  street 

Hill  Perley,  house  31  Stebbins  street 

Hill  Rufus,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  157  Worthington  street 
Hill  W.  E.,  emp  C R R,  house  46  Union  street 

Mill  W.  JE.,  26  Pynchon  street,  formerly  Pynchon  Street  Church.  Dealer 
in  all  kinds  of  Fresh  and  Salt  Meats,  Poultry  and  Vegetables.  House  45  Union 
street. 

Hill  William,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  1 Bridge  st,  West  Springfield 

Hillman  Joseph,  emp  Simpson  Clark,  rooms  36  Park  street 

Hills  Mrs.  B.,  nurse,  house  68  James  street 

Hills  William  B.,  mason,  house  142  Eastern  avenue 

Hills  Zerah,  emp  Yose  & Steele,  boards  289  Worthington  street 

Kinchin  Cornelius,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  82  Liberty  street 

Hine  Martin  L.,  silver-plater,  house  34  Florence  street 

Hines  Archibald,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Emery  street 

Hines  Edmund  T.,  house  Gardner  street 

Hines  Mrs.  E.  W.,  house  97  Florence  street 

Hines  George,  emp  Almon  Gott,  boards  Boston  road 

Hines  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  101  Sharon  street 

Hines  Leander,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 

Hines  Michael,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Hines  Samuel,  laborer,  house  Hampden  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Hinman  George  W. , foreman  Hawkins  & Burrall,  house  10  Summer  street 

Hirst  Edmund,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  181  High  street 

Hitch  Edward  E.,  (Maxfield  & Co.,)  house  Lincoln  street 

Hitchcock  A.  E.,  emp  Hallett  & Taylor,  boards  149  State  street 

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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  265 


Hitchcock  A.  E.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  91  Union  street 

Hitchcock  Alden,  Gardener  and  Nurseryman.  Pruning,  Grafting  and 
Transplanting  of  Trees,  Shrubbery,  etc.,  promptly  attended  to.  House  56  Auburn 
street. 

Hitchcock  A.  H.,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  boards  74  Elm  street  [Main  st 
Hitchcock  Mrs.  B.  C.,  dress  and  cloak-maker,  6 Opera  House  blk,  rms  414 
Hitchcock  Mrs.  Carrie,  house  41  Bradford  street 

Hitchcock  Clarence  E.,  (Charles  H.  Smith  & Co.,)  rooms  188  Chestnut  street 
Hitchcock  Daniel,  house  old  Chicopee  road 

Hitchcock  Daniel,  2d,  farmer,  house  East  Longmeadow  and  Sixteen  acres  road 
Hitchcock  David  H.,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  694  Main  street 
Hitchcock  E.  R.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  91  Union  street 
Hitchcock  Harvey  C.,  (Hitchcock  & Sanderson,)  house  54  Sargeant  street 
Hitchcock  Henry  M.f  emp  D.  Warner,  boards  56  Main  street 
Hitchcock  Herbert  B.,  emp  Powers  Paper  Co.,  boards  70  Bliss  street 
Hitchcock  J.  Frank,  clerk  Homer  Foot  & Co.,  boards  35  Everett  street 
Hitchcock  John,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  35  Everett  street 
Hitchcock  Joseph  W.,  shoe-dealer,  447  State  street,  house  51  Grant  street 
Hitchcock  Josiah,  carpenter  and  builder,  shop  Hubbard  avenue,  h 26  Linden  st 
Hitchcock  Levi,  real  estate  broker,  house  70  Spring  street 
Hitchcock  Louis  B.,  emp  Hitchcock  & Sanderson,  boards  54  Sargeant  street 
Hitchcock  Lucius,  carpenter,  house  113  Franklin  street 
Hitchcock  Lyman,  carpenter,  house  371  Walnut  street 
Hitchcock  Marcus  T.,  pattern  and  model  maker,  house  48  Boylston  street 
Hitchcock  Newton  E.,  emp  J.  M.  Currier,  house  56  Main  street 
Hitchcock  Robert,  master  car  builder,  C R R,  house  288  Chestnut  street 
Hitchcock  Samuel,  emp  George  H.  Queen,  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  st 
Hitchcock  Mrs.  S.  S.,  dress-maker,  house  70  Bliss  street 
Hitchcock  Warren,  emp  C R R,  house  288  Chestnut  street 
Hitchcock  William,  carpenter,  house  Oak  street 
Hitchcock  William  0.,  emp  A.  F.  Cowles,  house  74  Linden  street 
•Hitchcock  & Sanderson,  manufacturers  of  desks,  counters,  etc.,  21  Taylor  st 
Harvey  C.  Hitchcock,  house  54  Sargeant  street 
Lewis  Sanderson,  house  46  Sargeant  street 
Hixon  Charles  W.,  clerk  Hixon  & Birnie,  boards  96  Howard  street 
Hixon  J.  R.,  (Hixon  & Birnie,)  house  96  Howard  street 
Hixon  Thomas,  emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  house  22  Sharon  street 

Hixon  & Birnie , Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in  Boots,  Shoes, 
and  Rubbers,  Nos.  255  and  257  Main  street. 

John  R.  Hixon,  house  96  Howard  street 
William  Birnie,  house  7 Pearl  street 

Hoadley  George  M.,  clerk  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  32  Bridge  street 
Hoadly  E.  S.,  (Fay,  Hoadly  & Co.,)  boards  16  Yernon  street 

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266  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Hoag  William  M.,  builder,  house  Thompson  street 
Hoar  Daniel,  emp  E.  W.  Shattuck,  house  138  Ferry  street 
Hoar  James,  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  116  Ferry  street 
Hoar  Michael,  emp  Porter  Cross,  house  foot  Elm  street 
Hobert  Edward,  emp  Thomas  O’Brien,  rooms  corner  Dale  and  Hubbard  avenue 
Hobin  Patrick,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  14  Whitney  avenue 
Hobson  Hobson,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Jenksville  road 
Hodgdon  Sewell  L , emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  59  King  street 
Hodge  Edward  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  59  Morgan  street 
Hodge  Frank  M.,  emp  E.  J.  Piper,  house  40  Greenwood  street 
Hodge  James  R.,  emp  W.  S.  Buxton,  house  39  Terrence  street 
Hodges  Ralph,  emp  John  Smith,  boards  Brightwcod 
Hodgett  Mrs.  W.  P.,  boards  76  Spring  street 
Hodgkinson  John,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  rooms  63  Park  street 
Hodskins  G.  I.,  (Currier  & Hodskins,)  house  20  High  street 
Hodskins  Oren  E.,  machinist,  house  33  Vernon  street 
Hoe  Andrew,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  11  Wight  avenue 
Hoey  Patrick,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  boards  542  Main  street 
Hoffer  Nicolas,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  17  Stockbridge  st 
Hoffman  Augustus,  emp  A.  F.  Cowles,  house  78  William  street 
Hoffman  Benjamin,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  rooms  50  Gilmore’s  blk,  428  Main  st 
Hoffman  Edward,  emp  J.  C.  Spooner,  house  98  Wilcox  street 
Hogan  Mrs.  Eliza,  house  210  Chestnut  street 
Hogan  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  103  Sharon  street 
Hogan  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  87  Congress  street 
Hogan  Patrick,  hackman,  house  95  Worthington  street 
Hogan  & O’Keefe,  contractors  and  builders,  Franklin  street,  near  Main 
T.  Hogan,  house  Chicopee 
Edmund  O’Keefe,  house  27  Congress  street 
Hoisington  Lewis  E.,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  house  26  Dale  street 
Holbrook  Charles  H.,  emp  L.  Holbrook,  boards  344  Worthington  street 
Holbrook  Clark  B.,  meat  market,  183  Main  street,  house  18  Clinton  street 
Holbrook  George  B.,  (Beebe  & Holbrook,)  house  126  Main  street 
Holbrook  George  R.,  emp  Galpin  & Bliss,  rooms  107  Union  street 
Holbrook  John  C.,  carpenter,  house  136  Union  street 
Holbrook  Lyman,  market,  208  Worthington  street,  house  344  Worthington  st 
Holbrook  S.  B.  & W.  S.,  grocers,  371  Main  street 
S.  B.  Holbrook,  house  Sutton 
W.  S.  Holbrook,  house  Westminster  street 
Holcomb  Clarence  L.,  clerk  S.  B.  Simons,  boards  90  Worthington  street 
Holcomb  F.  K.,  auctioneer,  house  128  Bridge  street 
Holcomb  Frederick  K.,  clerk  J.  T.  Rockwood,  house  126  Bridge  street 
Holden  Joseph,  emp  A.  Mayo,  boards  47  Park  street 


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Holladay  Levi,  laborer,  house  Willow  street 

Holland  Arthur  C.  S.,  emp  J.  D.  McKnight,  boards  181  High  street 
Holland  Charles  B.,  emp  Haines  & Co.,  house  181  Walnut  street 
Holland  Dennis,  laborer,  boards  102  Sharon  street 
Holland  Dwight,  book-keeper  Gill  & Hayes,  boards  192  Maple  street 
Holland  Edward,  house  102  William  street) 

Holland  Henry  A.,  emp  James  M.  Holland,  boards  28  Sharon  street 
Holland  James  M.,  meat  market,  house  and  market  28  Sharon  street 
Holland  John,  emp  D.  J.  Curtis,  house  Essex  street 
Holland  John,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  21  Wight  avenue 
Holland  John,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  19  Wight  avenue 
Holland  John  L.,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  21  Wight  avenue 
Holland  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  house  153  Congress  street 
Holland  Patrick,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  19  Wight  avenue 
Holland  T.  A.,  dancing  teacher,  house  17  Hancock  avenue 
Holland  William,  emp  Josiah  Cummings,  boards  21  Wight  avenue 

Holland  W . J . & Co.,  Subscription  Book  Publishers,  267  Main  street. 
Agents  employed  on  salary  or  commission.  W.  J.  Holland,  house  145  Spring  street. 

Hollehen  Michael,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  95  Congress  street 

Holleran  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  134  Pendleton  avenue 

Hollister  Edwin  E.,  meat  and  yeast  peddler,  house  227  Pine  street 

Hollister  Gilson  D.,  hay  dealer,  house  42  Washington  street 

Hollister  Hubbard  A.,  painter,  house  Blake’s  hill  road 

Hollister  S.  D.,  (Bay  State  Paper  Co.,)  house  41  Vernon  street 

Hollister  Watson,  emp  Thomas  O’Brien,  boards  42  Washington  street 

Holloran  William,  tailor,  Townsley’s  block,  365  Main  st,  house  143  Lyman  st 

Holloway  Eugene,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I 0 

Holloway  George,  emp  Ambrose  O.  Smith,  boards  46  Walnut  street 

Holloway  Marcus  W.,  emp  Howard  & Brothers,  bouse  83  Gardner  street 

Holloway  Rufus,  emp  Howard  & Brothers,  house  97  Pine  street 

Holloway  William  S.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I 0 

Holman  C.  Edward,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I 0 

Holman  H.  D.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  8 Berkshire  street,  I 0 

Holmes  David  C.,  emp  Rogers  & White,  house  25  Pine  street 

Holmes  Herbert,  emp  H.  C.  Burdick,  boards  161  Fulton  street 

Holmes  James  0.,  boards  391  State  street 

Holmes  J.  W.,  (Holmes  & Gilmore,)  house  652  Main  street 

Holmes  Mrs.  Mary,  house  127  William  street 

Holmes  Mrs.  Otis,  house  391  State  street 

Holmes  S.  S.,  house  153  High  street 

Holmes  & Gilmore,  insurance  agents,  235  Main^  street — see  adv.  p.  xvi 
J.  W.  Holmes,  house  652  Main  street 
H.  G.  Gilmore,  house  86  Pearl  street 


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268  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Holroyd  Benjamin,  emp  Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,  boards  Sunny  hill 
Holroyd  John,  farmer,  house  Sunny  hill,  near  Advent  camp  ground 
Holt  Albert,  paymaster  B & A R R,  house  54  Charles  street 
Holt  Charles  W.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  81  Summer  street 
Holt  Gardner  L.,  commercial  traveler,  house  40  Dwight  street 
Holt  Miss  Jane  A.,  school-teacher,  boards  54  Charles  street 
Holthcum  Solomon,  emp  H.  Huck,  boards  91  Water  street 
Holton  Alfred  M.,  carpenter,  house  1 Oak  street 
Home  of  the  Friendless,  62  Union  street 
Homer  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  141  Pendleton  avenue 
Homer  Frank  B.,  clerk  Homer  & Wheeler,  boards  Boston  road 
Homer  Frederick,  laborer,  house  141  Pendleton  avenue 
Homer  George  A.,  (F.  W.  Anderson  & Co..)  boards  69  Vernon  street 
Homer  Luther  C.,  (Homer  & Wheeler,)  house  Boston  road 
Homer  & Wheeler,  grocers,  457  State  street 
L.  C.  Homer,  house  Boston  road 
J.  M.  Wheeler,  house  158  Walnut  street 
Honin  Martin,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Main  street,  I 0 
Honivan  John,  laborer,  house  Columbia  street 

Hood  & Miller,  Blacksmiths  and  Farriers.  Carriages  made  or  repaired. 
Repairing,  Machine  Forging,  and  Jobbing  of  all  kinds.  Wheels  and  spokes  made 
to  order.  Taylor  street  near  Main. 

John  Hood,  house  29  Massasoit  street 
Francis  Miller,  house  102  Worthington  street 

Hook  George,  sign  painter,  11  Willow  street,  house  76  Marble  street 
Hooker  John,  M.  D.,  office  corner  Main  and  State  streets,  house  183  State  st 

Hooker  John,  Dealer  in  Drugs,  Medicines,  Chemicals,  Patent  Medicines, 
Perfumery  and  Fancy  Articles,  Artists’  Materials,  and  Photographic  Chemicals. 
Physicians’  Prescriptions  and  Family  Recipes  compounded  with  accuracy  and  dis- 
patch, 484  Main  street,  Pynchon  Bank  building.  House  Longmeadow. 

Hooker  John,  2d,  emp  Richards  & Breck,  house  194  High  street 
Hooker  Mrs.  Josiah,  house  238  North  Main  street  [drew  streets 

Hooper  Miss  Florence,  assistant  teacher  Harvard  school,  bds  cor  State  and  An- 
Hope  Augustus  G.,  emp  W.  P.  Elliott,  house  25  Harrison  avenue 
Hope  Chapel,  772  Union  street 

Hope  Charles,  emp  P.  P.  Emory  & Co.,  house  10  Wight  avenue 

Hope  F.  Thomas,  emp  G.  H.  Deane  & Co.,  house  106  Pendleton  avenue 

Hopewell  John,  emp  at  Chicopee  Falls,  house  38  Mill  street 

Hopkins  Henry  D.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  40  Gray’s  court 

Hopkins  John,  emp  E.  Stebbins’  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  111  Quincy  street 

Hopkins  Miss  Mary  J.,  school-teacher,  house  160  High  street 

Hopkins  Ralph  B.,  carpenter,  bouse  24  Alden  street 

Hopkins  Stephen,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  149  State  street 

Hopkins  Thomas,  emp  James  & Marra,  boards  108  Congress  street 


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Done  to  Order  at  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


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Hopkins  William  F. , emp  B & A R R,  house  50  Carew  street 

Horrigan  Dennis,  laborer,  boards  10  Columbia  street 

Horrigan  Timothy,  emp  B & A R R,  house  29  Charles  street 

Horton  D.  C.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  177  High  street 

Horne  Edwin  W.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 

Horton  E.  C.,  emp  A.  E.  Alden,  rooms  26  Fort  street 

Hosford  Bradley,  taxidermist,  96  Bridge  street,  house  28  Cypress  street 

Hosley  C.  D.,  (Woods  & Hosley,)  boards  85  Spring  street 

Hosley  Mrs.  F.  C.,  house  50  Main  street 

Hosley  John  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  97  Pendleton  avenue 
Hosley  L.  D.,  emp  Hawkins* & Burrall,  house  60  James  street 
Hosmer  Mrs.  A.,  house  39  Walnut  street 
Hosmer  C.  B,,  emp  USA,  house  73  Oak  street 

Hosmer  Charles  H.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  15  Summer  street 

Hosmer  Daniel  S.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  64  Washington  street 

Hosmer  Mrs.  F.  C.,  house  91  Spring  street 

Hosmer  George,  emp  USA,  house  15  Summer  street 

Hosmer  Herbert,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  15  Summer  street 

Hosmer  Jesse  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  120  Congress  street 

Hossoleohm  William,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Willow  street 

Houde  Aliede,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Hough  L.  M.,  carpenter,  house  583  State  street 

Houghton  Albert,  engineer  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  42  Fort  street 

Houghton  Edward  T.,  (Houghton  & Fisk,)  house  65  Bradford  street 

Houghton  Marcus,  master  mason,  house  21  Salem  street 

Houghton  & Fish  26  Main  street,  Stebbins’  block,  Dealers  in  Teas, 
Coffee,  Spices,  Butter,  Lard,  Fish,  and  a general  assortment  of  Choice  Family 
Groceries. 

E.  T.  Houghton,  house  65  Bradford  street 
H.  L.  Fisk,  house  42  Auburn  street 

Houlihan  Eugene,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  61  Sharon  street 

Houlihan  Henry,  emp  B.  F.  Hawkins,  rooms  55  Worthington  street 

Houlihan  Mrs.  Mary,  house  54  Ferry  street 

Houlihan  Richard,  laborer,  house  51  Ferry  street 

House  Hoadley  S.,  clerk  Currier  & Hodskins,  rooms  440  Main  street 

Houston  Osman  N.,  (Houston  & Dewey,)  house  74  Bradford  street 

Houston  Miss  Rebecca  S.,  house  173  Worthington  street 

Houston  Mrs.  William  O.,  house  173  Worthington  street 

Houston  & Dewey , Dealers  in  Beef,  Pork,  Lard,  Hams  and  Tripe. 
Also  a general  assortment  of  Groceries  and  Provisions.  30  Main  street. 

O.  N.  Houston,  house  74  Bradford  street 
L.  B.  Dewey,  house  13  Ringgold  street 

Hovey  Charles  F.,  emp  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 107  Worthington  st 
Hovey  Eugene  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  48  Goodrich  block,  264  Main  street 


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270  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Hovey  William  H.,  erap  B & A R R,  boards  41  Bradford  street 
Hovey  William  H.,  inventor,  house  198  Carew  street 
Howard  A.  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  30  Armory  street 
Howard  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  foot  State  street 
Howard  Charles,  house  297  Union  street 

Howard  Charles  G.,  book-keeper  L.  L.  Fitts,  boards  166  Union  street 
Howard  Miss  C.  L.,  private  school,  297  Union  street 
Howard  Clarence  E.,  clerk  W.  A.  Fuller,  boards  45  Bancroft  street 
Howard  Daniel  T.,  agt  Wheeler  & Wilson  sewing  machines,  h 13  Stearns’  park 
Howard  David,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  190  Liberty  street 
Howard  Elbridge  C.,  emp  S.  D.  Burbank,  house  £8  Pynchon  street 
Howard  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  57  Franklin  street 

Howard  Emmons,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  190  Worthington  st 
Howard  George  E.,  (Howard  & Brothers,)  house  Crescent  hill 
Howard  Gilbert  S.,  emp  Lillibridge  & Wright,  house  166  Union  street 
Howard  Harvey,  commercial  traveler,  boards  32  Hampden  street 
Howard  Henry,  house  319  Worthington  street 

Howard  Hoyt  E.,  general  freight  agent  C R R,  house  27  Grosvenor  street 
Howard  James  S.,  emp  USA,  house  581  Union  street 
Howard  John,  carpenter,  house  18  Columbia  street 
Howard  John,  Jr.,  carpenter,  house  Columbia  street 
Howard  John  N.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  15  Orleans  street 
Howard  John  N.,  expressman,  house  22  Salem  street 
Howard  L.  E.,  (R.  E.  Cooper  & Co.,)  house  324  Water  street 
Howard  M.  A.,  billiard  saloon  and  rooms  274  Main  street 
Howard  Nathaniel  & Son,  silversmiths,  45  Morris  street 
Nathaniel  Howard,  house  409  Union  street 
N.  W.  Howard,  boards  409  Union  street 
Howard  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  18  Columbia  street 
Howard  Mrs.  Philura,  house  115  Pine  street 
Howard  R.  K , emp  USA,  house  396  Walnut  street 
Howard  Samuel,  emp  E.  W.  Shattuck,  rooms  12  Symonds’  avenue 
Howard  Samuel  E.,  emp  E.  W.  Shattuck,  boards  119  Bridge  street 
Howard  S.  P.,  emp  City,  house  81  Wilcox  street 

Howard  William  H.,  emp  Downing  & Sturtevant,  house  Douglass  avenue 
Howard  William  J.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  128  Magazine  street 
Howard  & Brothers,  railway  and  car  builder’s  supplies,  242  Main  street 
James  L.  Howard,  residence  Hartford,  Ct. 

Charles  F.  Howard,  residence  Hartford,  Ct. 

Frank  L.  Howard,  residence  Hartford,  Ct. 

George  E.  Howard,  house  Crescent  hill 
Howarth  James  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  near  foot  State  street 
Howarth  Robert,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  near  foot  State  street 
Howarth  William,  emp  B & A R R,  house  153  Hancock  street 


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At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  271 

Howe  A.  B.,  (Howe  & Whittemore,)  house  113  Spring  street 

Howe  Elijah,  boards  1 North  Church  avenue 

Howe  George  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  1 North  Church  avenue 

Howe  Harry,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  243  Pine  street 

Howe  J.  F.,  mason,  house  247  Union  street 

Howe  Josiah,  gunsmith,  house  84  Sargeant  street 

Howe  & Whittemore,  masons 

A.  B.  Howe,  house  113  Spring  street 
Charles  R.  Whittemore,  house  319  Worthington  street 
Howell  Enoch,  emp  B & A R R,  house  63  Congress  street 
Howes  Charles  E.,  conductor  JB  & A R R,  rooms  30  Bridge  street 
Howes  Francis  E.,  emp  W.  R.  Purple,  boards  corner  Hancock  and  Alden  sts 
Howes  James  E.,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  house  279  Water  street 
Howes  S.  C.,  emp  Cutler  & Conkey,  house  316  Worthington  street 
Howland  James,  clerk  C.  C.  Merritt,  house  394  Union  street 
Howland  Miss  Lucy,  fancy  goods,  store  and  house  219  Worthington  street 
Howlett  George,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  boards  137  Union  street 
Howlett  John,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  boards  137  Union  street 
Howlett  William,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  boards  137  Union  street 
Hoxie  Mrs.  Sophia,  house  Hickory  street 

Hoyt  J.  W.,  secretary  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  31  Mattoon  street 
Hubbard  Mrs.  Charles  W.,  house  141  Union  street 
Hubbard  Dennis,  house  30  Pearl  street 

Hubbard  Edmund,  Jr.,  saloon  19  Railroad  street,  house  100  Greenwood  street 

Hubbard  Frank  D.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  24  Gray’s  court 

Hubbard  George  W.,  book-keeper  Second  National  Bank,  house  15  Wilcox  st 

Hubbard  Gilbert  E.,  conductor  B & A R R,  house  24  Gray’s  court 

Hubbard  Harvey  B.,  emp  Powers  Paper  Co.,  house  Seventh  street 

Hubbard  Henry,  carpenter,  house  Oak  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Hubbard  James  F.,  (S.  H.  & J.  F.  Hubbard,)  boards  Oak  street 

Hubbard  Mrs.  Jason,  house  34  Walnut  street 

Hubbard  Mrs.  L.,  house  99  Factory  street 

Hubbard  Mrs.  Rhoda  C.,  house  501  State  street 

Hubbard  Samuel  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  68  Oak  street 

Hubbard  S.  H • & <7.  F,9  Dealers  in  Choice  Family  Groceries,  Oils 
of  all  kinds,  Flour,  Butter,  Lard,  Cheese  and  Fruits.  State  street,  corner  of  Market. 
S.  H.  Hubbard,  boards  68  Oak  street 
J.  F.  Hubbard,  boards  68  Oak  street 

Huber  John  F.9  Merchant  Tailor,  457  Main  street,  over  First  National 
Bank.  Boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street. 

Huck  Henry,  foreman  Herman  Huck’s  cigar  manufactory,  boards  Bond  place 
Huck  Herman,  cigar  manufacturer,  17  Hampden  street,  house  West  Springfield 
Hudson  Alfred,  emp  Lathrop  & Frost,  rooms  rear  3 Elm  street 


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272  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Hudson  Charles  T.,  grocer,  Rice’s  block,  161  State  street,  house  52  Spring  street 

Hudson  George,  house  13  Howard  street 

Hughes  James  R.,  boards  149  State  street 

Hughes  John,  farmer,  house  Indian  Orchard  road 

Hughes  William,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Indian  Orchard  road 

Hughes  William,  shoe-maker,  house  50  Willow  street 

Hulburt  Billings  S.,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  33  York  street 

Hulett  Charles,  boards  60  Oarew  street 

Hull  Edward,  emp  J.  D.  Green,  boards  116  Bridge  street 

Hull  John  S.,  portrait  studio,  328  Main  street,  house  71  Court  street 

Hull  Joseph  K.,  agent  Singer  sewing  machine,  320  Main  st,  house  37  Auburn  st 

Hull  Mrs.  J.  S.,  millinery  rooms,  71  Court  street 

Hummel  Charles  F.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  boards  Dale  street 

Humphrey  George,  mason,  house  198  Union  street 

Humphrey  Nahum  P.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  32  Bradford  street 

Humphrey  William,  boards  82  Pynchon  street 

Humphrey  William  N.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  33  Vernon  street 

Sunt  A,  C.9  Manufacturer  of  Sausages,  and  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer 
in.  Hams,  Pork,  Lard,  &c.  Meat  cut  up,  and  Sausages  made  to  order.  Market  16 
Sanford  street.  House  16  Symonds  avenue. 

Hunt  Charles  H.,  emp  USA,  house  9 Grant  street 

Hunt  Dwight,  well  digger,  house  119  Ashley  street 

Hunt  Erwin  M.,  farmer,  boards  East  Longmeadow  road 

Hunt  George  A.,  (Hunt  & Shandrew,)  boards  46  Spring  street 

Plunt  Mrs.  H.  A.,  house  50  Hancock  street 

Hunt  J.  A.,  emp  P.  P.  Emory  & Co.,  boards  123  Howard  street 

Hunt  James,  farmer,  house  145  Allen  street 

Hunt  James  T.,  emp  Simpson  Clark,  house  485  Worthington  street 

Hunt  Mrs.  Jane,  house  80  Bay  street 

Hunt  J.  B.,  conductor  B & A R R,  house  56  Holyoke  street 

Hunt  J.  Lewis,  house  51  Spring  street 

Hunt  John  L.,  well  digger,  boards  119  Ashley  street 

Hunt  John  W,,  master  mason,  house  46  Spring  street 

Hunt  Lemuel,  paper  hanger,  house  219  Chestnut  street 

Hunt  Mrs.  Marian,  house  119  Ashley  street 

Hunt  M.  H.,  mason,  house  121  Monroe  street 

Hunt  Norman,  paper-hanger,  house  219  Chestnut  street 

Hunt  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  64  Sharon  street 

Sunt  & Shandrew , Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  and  Manufacturers 
of  elegant  Parlor  Suites,  Black  Walnut,  Chestnut  and  common  Chamber  Sets.  Also 
all  kinds  of  Library,  Dining  and  Kitchen  Furniture.  Union  block,  Main  street,  oppo- 
site the  Post-office.  See  adv.,  last  page  of  map. 

George  A.  Hunt,  boards  46  Spring  street 
J.  C.  Shandrew,  boards  7 High  street 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  273 

Hunter  Christopher,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  3 Worthington  street 
Hunter  Mrs.  D.  T.,  house  310  Walnut  street 
Hunter  G.  S.,  expressman,  house  rear  4 Bridge  street 
Hunter  Thomas,  emp  George  Z.  Moody,  rooms  50  State  street 
Huntington  Loring,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  South  Main  street 
Huntley  & Dumas,  house  painters,  shop  rear  148  Worthington  street 
Niles  R.  Huntley,  house  Fulton  street 
William  G.  Dumas,  house  163  Worthington  street 
Huot  Filaise,  carpenter,  boards  1 Worthington  street 
Huot  Napoleon,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  house  Ashmun  street 
Hurd  A.  B.,  machinist,  house  488  Mill  street 
Hurlburd  Rev.  Merritt,  pastor  Trinity  Church,  house  35  Elliott  street 
Hurlburt  John  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  89  Congress  street 
Hurlbut  C.  S.,  dentist,  Hurlbut’s  block,  house  23  Main  street 

Huvlbut  eT.  Seavle , Dentist.  Graduate  of  Philadelphia  Dental  Col- 
lege. Office  Shaw’s  block,  Main  street.  Residence  35  School  street. 

Hurley  Daniel,  emp  C R R,  boards  35  Ferry  street 

Hurley  Daniel,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  180  Tyler  street 

Hurley  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  71  Ferry  street 

Hurley  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  36  Ferry  street 

Hurley  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  71  Ferry  street 

Hurley  John,  laborer,  house  64  Sharon  street 

Hurley  Thomas,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  foot  Court  street 

Hurlin  C.  H.,  emp  E.  H.  Wilcox,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Hussey  Gurney,  emp  C R R,  boards  10  Symonds  avenue 

Hutchins  E.  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  24  Salem  street 

Hutchins  John,  emp  Galpin  & Bliss,  house  250  Allen  street 

Hutchins  Mrs.  M.  J.  D.,  conservatory  of  music  and  rooms  374  Main  street 

Hutchins  Willard,  postal  clerk  B & A R R,  rooms  374  Main  street 

Hutchinson  D.  S.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  North  Main  street 

Hutchinson  George  D.,  emp  George  W.  Tapley,  boards  Park  Street  House 

Hutchinson  S,  H.  & Co,9  office  91  Worthington  street.  Proprietors 
and  Manufacturers  of  the  Universal  Hose  Coupling.  Also  Dealers  in  all  kinds  of 
Hose  and  Hose  Pipes,  Nozzles,  and  Fire  Department  supplies. 

S.  B.  Hutchinson,  house  73  Pearl  street 
J.  S.  Carr,  house  148  Pearl  street 

Hutchinson  Titus,  emp  USA,  house  390  Hancock  street 

Hutchison  (7.  S,9  Wagon  and  Job  Blacksmith,  horse-shoeing,  machine 
forging,  and  steel  work  of  all  kinds.  Machine  and  gas  fitters’  tools  made  and  repair- 
ed. Also  iron  doors,  window  shutters,  sidewalk  grates,  and  iron-work  for  buildings. 
Shop  rear  311  Main  street.  Post-office  address,  Box  621.  House  15  Worthington 
street. 

Hyde  David,  farmer,  house  South  Main  street 

USE  DR.  HOOKER’S  SOLIDIFIED  BALSAM,  or  COUGH  LOZENGES,  for  the 
relief  of  BRONCHITIS,  COUGHS,  &c. 

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274  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Hyde  H.  S.,  treasurer  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  284  Liberty  street 

Hyde  H.  F. , Savings  Bank  block,  Main  street.  Solicitor  of  Patents.  P.  0. 
drawer  62.  Rooms  499  Main  street. 

Hyde  & Sloane  Mfg.  Co.,  manufacturers  sewing  machine  attachments,  Main  st 
A.  Hyde,  superintendent,  house  Chicopee  Falls 
R.  Sloane,  foreman,  house  320  Worthington  street 
Hyland  Henry,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  house  Green  street 
Hynes  Mrs.  P.  J.,  house  151  Lyman  street 
Hynes  Samuel,  laborer,  house  66  Stockbridge  street 
Hynes  William,  stone  mason,  house  111  King  street 

Ilsley  Mbs.  Nathan,  house  57  Fremont  street 

Indian  Leap  Hotel,  Samuel  Pease,  proprietor,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Ingersoll  Archibald,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  boards  441  Union  street 

Ingersoll  Major  E.,  store-keeper  and  paymaster  USA,  house  Armory  square 

Ingersoll  James  C.,  clerk  paymaster’s  office,  USA,  house  Armory  square 

Inglis  John,  paper-ruler,  house  110  Sharon  street 

Ingraham  Elliott,  boards  397  Main  street 

Ingraham  Joseph,  house  18  Ingraham  avenue 

Ingraham  N.  F.,  emp  F.  Wiese,  house  57  William  street 

Institute  Hall,  499  Main  street 

Ireland  George,  boards  109  High  street 

Ireland  Geo.  H.  & Co.9  Boston  99  Cents  Store,  416  Main  street 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Fancy  Goods.  See  adv.  p.  xviii. 

George  H.  Ireland,  boards  46  West  State  street 
Horace  Partridge,  Boston 
Benjamin  F.  Hunt,  Jr.,  Boston 

Ireland  Oscar  B.,  actuary  Mass.  Mut.  Life  Insurance  Co.,  boards  109  High  st 
Irving  Thomas,  boards  38  Fort  street 

Isuroults  Ismail,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  3 Wilcox  block,  William  street 
Ivers  James,  haokman,  house  54  Park  street 
Ivers  John,  city  express,  house  Park  street 

RICHARD  IVERS, 

Hack,  Livery,  Boarding  and  Feeding  Stable, 

BETWEEN  STATE  AND  STOCKBRIDGE  STREETS, 

Rear  of  Old  Springfield  Bank  Building.  Good  Carriages,  with  careful  and  experi- 
enced drivers,  can  always  be  found  at  this  Stable.  Also  Horses,  Carryalls,  &c.  Par- 
ticular attention  given  to  furnishing  Carriages  for  Parties,  Weddings  and  Funerals,  and 
for  conveying  passengers  to  and  from  the  Cars.  House  62  Park  street. 

Iverson  Horace,  cook,  house  691  Main  street 

Jackson  A.,  emp  D.  L.  Swan,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 
Jackson  A.  E.,  emp  C.  S.  Ferry,  rooms  47  Pynchon  street 

WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  are  recommended  as  a SUPERIOR 

TONIC. 


In  New  and  Appropriate  Styles,  at  301  Main  Street. 

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Jackson  Andrew,  waiter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Jackson  Andrew,  painter,  rooms  Crossett  avenue 

Jackson  Elmer,  whitewasher,  house  Cross  street 

Jackson  Mrs.  Fanny,  house  21  Lombard  street 

Jackson  Gaylord,  waiter,  boards  Cross  street 

Jackson  H.  A.,  waiter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Jackson  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  8 Auburn  street 

Jackson  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  65  Court  street 

Jackson  Miss  Margaret,  house  foot  Union  street 

Jackson  Samuel,  emp  S.  J.  Scottron,  rooms  344  Main  street 

Jacob  Ezra,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 

Jacob  Norman,  laborer,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Jacobs  Charles  E.,  blacksmith,  Water  street,  house  26  Hickory  street 

Jacobs  Chauncey  A.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  58  Pynchon  Btreet 

Jacobs  F.  A.,  emp  Bemis  & Beardsley,  house  22  Mechanic  street 

Jacobs  George  K.,  machinist,  house  597  Union  street 

Jacobs  George  W.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  597  Union  street 

Jacobs  Henry  A.,  commercial  traveler,  house  83  Thompson  street 

Jaeobs  Horace,  M.  D.,  house  52,  office  54  Pynchon  street 

James  Frank  J.,  emp  E.  H.  Barney,  house  83  Bliss  street 

James  J.  E.,  expressman,  boards  10  Stearns’  park 

James  William,  (James  & Marra,)  house  Linden  street  near  Cass 

James  William,  house  38  Emery  street 

J CLVYies  & UTawa,  Dealers  in  all  kinds  of  Building  Stone,  Granite, 
Longmeadow  and  Portland  Freestone,  Flagging,  Scotch  Granite,  and  Soapstone. 
Monuments  of  all  kinds.  Office  73  Franklin  street. 

William  James,  house  27  Linden  street 
Peter  Marra,  house  1 15  Linden  street 

Janes  Jonathan  E.,  expressman,  house  389  Central  street 

Janes  William  P.,  (Haynes  & Co.,)  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Japan  Tea  Co.,  7 Elm  street 

Jarrett  Thomas  A.,  (Handyside  & Jarrett,)  house  39  Morgan  street 

Jefts  Charles  L.,  emp  Thomas  H.  Allen  & Brother,  house  171  Walnut  street 

Jenkins  George  W.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  North  Main  street 

Jenks  Mrs.  Allen,  house  18  Grosvenor  street 

Jenks  Andrew  T.,  carpenter,  house  50  Washington  street 

Jenks  Mrs.  D.  R.,  house  310  Central  street 

Jenks  George  H.,  (Burckard  & Jenks,)  boards  57  Pynchon  street 

Jenks  X.  1?,9  North  Main  street,  No.  3 Allis’  block.  Dealer  in  Groceries 
and  Provisions  of  best  quality  and  at  lowest  prices.  All  goods  warranted  as  repre- 
sented. Goods  delivered  in  any  part  of  the  city.  Boards  50  Clinton  street. 

Jenne  Alpheus  L.,  emp  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  house  126  Worthington  st 
Jenner  Charles,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  233  Carew  street 

WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACT  OF  CLOVES  BEATS  THEM  ALL. 


Blank  Books  for  Railroads,  Insurance  Companies,  Banks,  and 


276  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Jenner  Edward,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  233  Carew  street 
Jenning  W.  H.  H.,  laborer,  house  Willow  street 
Jennings  A.  F.,  (Jennings  & Bond,)  house  50  Howard  street 
J ennings  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  63  Congress  street 
Jennings  Davis,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  321  Main  street 
Jennings  Mrs.  Edward,  house  25  Congress  street 

Jennings  John , East  Court  street.  Manufacturer  of  Soda  and  Min- 
eral Waters,  in  Fountains,  Syphons  and  Bottles.  Family  orders  promptly  attended 
to.  Boards  48  Dwight  street. 

Jennings  Martin,  grocer,  house  and  store  23  Sharon  street 
Jennings  Richard,  hackman,  house  117  Congress  street 
Jennings  William,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  11  Elm  street 
Jennings  & Bond,  news-dealers  post-office  rotunda 
A.  F.  Jennings,  house  50  Howrard  street 
Edward  G.  Bond,  house  34  Bay  street 

Jennison  & Kendall,  Dealers  in  Human  Hair  Goods,  Switches, 
Braids,  Curls,  Chignons,  Fancy  Goods,  etc.,  etc.,  422  Main  street,  opposite  Republican 
office. 

Mrs.  A.  E.  Jennison,  boards  30  Bliss  street 
Miss  M.  P.  Kendall,  boards  227  Water  street 

Jensen  Peter,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  house  22  Dale  street 

Jerome  Horace,  house  163  Walnut  street 

Jerome  Lewis,  carpenter,  house  688  Main  street 

Jervis  Louis,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  16,  I 0 

Jewett  Solomon,  emp  B & A R R,  house  9 Fulton  street 

Jobson  B.  J.,  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  street 

Jobson  Edmund,  (Day,  Jobson  & Chase,)  house  329  Chestnut  street 

Jodoin  Louis,  house  Water  street,  new  blk,  between  Worthington  and  Bridge  sts 

John  Hancock  National  Bank,  288  Main  street 

Johns  S.,  boards  East  Longmeadow  road 

Johnson  Alonzo,  15  Taylor  street,  Post-Office  Box  561.  Builder  and 
Repairer  of  Machinery,  Models,  and  Experimental  Machinery.  House  347  Walnut 
street. 

Johnson  Alonzo  H.,  fruit  and  confectionery,  164  State  street,  h 48  Wilcox  st 

Johnson  Anson,  laborer,  house  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Johnson  Cephas  M.,  carpenter,  house  13  Ringgold  street 

Johnson  Charles  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  310  Chestnut  street 

Johnson  Charles  P.,  clerk  First  National  Bank,  boards  Mulberry  street 

Johnson  Dennis,  mason,  house  545  State  street 

Johnson  Dennis  W.,  mason,  house  545  State  street 

Johnson  D.  I.,  mason,  house  84  Water  street 

Johnson  E.,  waiter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Johnson  Edwin  L.,  emp  Western  Publishing  Co.,  house  101  Oak  street 


For  anything  and  everything  in  the  DRUG  LINE,  go  to  WEBBER’S  DRUG 
STORE,  corner  Main  and  State  Streets. 


For  all  Kinds  of  Business,  Manufactured  by  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  277 


Johnson  Frank,  mason,  boards  545  State  street 

Johnson  Frank,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  boards  9 Worthington  street 
Johnson  Fred,  mason,  boards  545  State  street 

Johnson  Frederick  A.,  expressman,  house  corner  Florence  and  Hancock  streets 

Johnson  George,  emp  Hampden  Card  Co.,  rms  60  Gilmore’s  blk,  428  Main  st 

Johnson  Harrison,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  boards  33  Vernon  street 

Johnson  Henry,  whitewasher,  house  612  Union  street 

Johnson  Henry,  laborer,  boards  Willow  street 

Johnson  Henry  B.,  emp  Amaziah  Mayo,  house  492  Union  street 

Johnson  James,  expressman,  house  60  Vine  street 

Johnson  J.  C.,  emp  USA,  house  101  Oak  street 

Johnson  J.  L.9  Office,  Room  4,  Savings  Bank  Block,  corner  of  Main 
and  State  streets,  General  Agent  of  the  Continental  Life  Insurance  Company  of 
Hartford,  Conn.  House  283  Union  street. 

Johnson  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Charter  avenue 
Johnson  John,  laborer,  house  22  Liberty  street 

Johnson  Joseph  F.,  emp  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  house  97  Taylor  street 

Johnson  Mrs.  L.  D.,  house  Mulberry  street 

Johnson  L.  W.,  emp  J.  W.  Storrs,  house  25  Broad  street 

Johnson  Marinus,  machinist,  house  Grant  street 

Johnson  Marion,  house  150  Bridge  street 

Johnson  AT.  C,9  Dining  Rooms,  corner  East  Court  and  Main  streets. 
Meals  served  at  ail  hours  of  the  day  and  evening. 

Johnson  Peter  B.,  builder,  house  580  Union  street 

Johnson  Phelps,  book-keeper  Hawkins  & Burrall,  boards  87  Carew  street 

Johnson  Ransom,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Johnson  R.  S.,  coal  dealer,  house  337  State  street 

Johnson  Mrs.  William  C.,  boards  67  Vernon  street 

Johnson  William  D.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  208  Worthington  st 

Johnson  William  H.,  gardener,  boards  Central  street 

Johnson  William  H.,  inventor,  house  87  Carew  street 

Johnson  William  W.,  emp  J.  C.  Shamp,  boards  Mulberry  street 

Johnson  W.  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  29  Dale  street 

Johnston  James  Edward,  laborer,  house  near  Bay  road 

Johnzo  John,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Joliffe  Alfred,  carpenter,  house  334  Water  street 

Jones  Albion,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  142  Carew  street 

Jones  Andrew  J.,  clerk  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  143  Carew  street 

Jones  Charles  G.,  laborer,  house  corner  Eastern  avenue  and  Monroe  street 

Jones  Clarenoe  D.,  silver  plater,  rooms  358  Main  street 

Jones  David,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  st 

Jones  David  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  142  Union  street 


In  a weak  and  prostrated  state  of  the  system,  WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING 
BITTERS  are  just  the  thing. 


Mercantile  and  Manufacturers’  Printing,  promptly  done  in  the  best  style 


278  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Jones  Edward,  laborer,  house  Worcester  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Jones  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  nurse,  house  Allen  street 

Jones  Frank  H.,  commercial  traveler,  boards  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  street 

Jones  Frank  0.,  emp  B & A II  R,  boards  10  Arlington  avenue 

Jones  George  J.,  carriage  maker,  Boston  road,  house  Monroe  street 

Jones  George  W.,  farmer,  house  77  Washington  street 

Jones  John  F.,  superintendent,  A.  D.  Briggs  & Co.,  house  149  Carew  street 

Jones  John  V.,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  143  Carew  street 

Jones  Lewis,  emp  Springfield  Collar  Co.,  boards  19  Stearns’  park 

Jones  Lewis  M.,  emp  Springfield  Collar  Co.,  house  27  Ringgold  street 

Jones  Norman  A.,  emp  W.  S.  Buxton,  house  88  Quincy  street 

Jones  Peter,  emp  P.  P.  Emory  & Co.,  house  86  Ferry  street 

Jones  Theodore  R.,  boards  142  Carew  street 

Jones  William,  house  47  Spring  street 

Jones  Wilson,  emp  Peebles  & Mattoon,  house  Worthington  street 
Jopsoh  David,  emp  Wright  & Emerson,  house  Cass  street 
Jordan  George  E.,  butcher,  house  190  Worthington  street 

Jordan  Josiah,  Banker  and  Broker,  432  Main  street,  Over  Tinkham  & 
Co’s.  Money  loaned  on  all  kinds  of  security.  Boards  16  Vernon  street. 

Jordan  Marshall  D.,  expressman,  house  17  Ringgold  street 
Jordan  Thomas,  house  309  Water  street 
Jordan  William,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  180  Main  street 
Jordan  William  K.,  emp  Devioe  & Knox,  boards  45  Worthington  street 
Joslyn  Charles,  clerk  Adams  Express  Co.,  house  427  State  street 
Joslyn  James,  emp  J.  M.  Chandler  & Co.,  house  90  Orleans  street 
Joslyn  Joseph,  insurance  agent,  house  115  Walnut  street 
Joy  Edmund,  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  39  Sharon  street 
Joyce  David  H.,  (Joyce  & Burnham,)  house  45  Carew  street 
Joyce  John,  emp  Shaw’s  brewery,  house  foot  Court  street 
Joyce  & Burnham,  carpenters  and  builders,  150  Water  street 
David  H.  Joyce,  house  45  Carew  street 
George  M.  Burnham,  house  45  Carew  street 
Judd  Miss  C.  A.,  milliner,  rooms  397  Main  street 
Judd  F.  A.,  (Judd  & Gray,)  boards  25  Elliott  street 
Judd  Spencer,  rooms  75  Dwight  street 
Judd  Solomon  S.,  carpenter,  house  45  Loring  street 
Judd  & Gray,  insurance  and  real  estate  agents,  414  Main  street 
F.  A.  Judd,  boards  25  Elliott  street 
George  W.  W.  Gray,  house  151  North  Main  street 

Kaizzar  Samuel,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 
Kane  Edward,  emp  National  Needle  Co  , boards  29  Stockbridge  street 
Kane  M.  E.,  emp  J.  T.  Kane,  boards  24  Summer  street 
Kane  Owen,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  house  Berkshire  street,  Indian  Orchard 


GINGER— The  Cheapest  and  BeBt  is  WEBBER’S. 


And  at  satisfactory  rates,  at  301  Main  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  279 

~Ka/ne,  J.  T.9  31  Taylor  street,  Gold  and  Silver  Plater,  and  Manufacturer 
of  Harness  Trimmings  of  every  description,  Door  Plates,  House  Numbers,  etc. 
Spoons,  Knives  and  Forks  plated  to  order.  House  49  Summer  street. 

Kane  Patrick,  emp  A.  S.  D welly  & Co.,  house  147  Lyman  street 
Kane  Thomas  H.,  clerk  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  24  Summer  street 
Kapler  Herman,  emp  Elbridge  Barton,  boards  Long  hill 
Kaplinger  Charles  R.,  emp  B & A HR,  house  35  Fulton  street 
Kaplinger  John,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  Mill  street 
Kaplinger  Louis,  emp  Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  41  Gray’s  court 
Karcher  Martin,  emp  R.  Strathdee,  boards  29  Fairbanks’  avenue 
Kavanagh  Jeremiah,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  65  Congress  street 
Kavanagh  John,  emp  Bay  State  Paper  Co.,  house  101  Sharon  street 
Kavanagh  Luke,  emp  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  rooms  26  Harrison  avenue 
Kavanagh  Maurice,  laborer,  house  96  Liberty  street 
Kavanagh  Patrick,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  101  Congress  street 
Kay  Archibald  L,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  79  Charles  street 
Kearney  Michael,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  65  Congress  street 
Kearney  Patrick,  emp  USA,  boards  207  Worthington  street 
Keating  Edward,  emp  B & A R R,  house  62  Congress  street 
Keating  Michael  C.,  saloon,  house  Union  street 
Keating  Patrick,  laborer,  house  122  Ferry  street 
Keefe  Arthur,  emp  Samuel  Harris,  house  96  Liberty  street 
Keefe  David,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  24  Dwight  street 
Keefe  D E.,  (Keefe  & Burdett,)  boards  Pynchon  House,  243  Main  st 
Keefe  Michael,  emp  David  Smith  & Co.,  house  447  State  street 
Keefe  & Burdett,  druggists,  326  & 686  Main  st — see  adv.  line  top  first  p.  of  cover 
D.  E Keefe,  boards  Pynchon  House,  243  Main  street 
Burdett  C.  C.,  boards  104  Bridge  street 
Keegan  John,  emp  USA,  house  113  Hancock  street 
Keehan  Cornelius,  emp  John  Leary,  house  93  Margaret  street 
Keeler  Nelson,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  20,  I O 
Keenan  Bartlett,  emp  A.  M.  Knight  & Son,  house  foot  Bliss  street 
Keenan  Laurence,  emp  James  & Marra,  boards  101  Congress  street 
Keenan  Michael,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  41  Linden  street 
Keenan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  26  Essex  street 

JKeenafl  TV.  A.9  Practical  Wood  Carver,  21  Taylor  street  (up  stairs,) 
solicits  orders  for  all  kinds  of  Ornamental  Carving.  Having  had  an  experience  of 
nineteen  years  in  the  business,  we  feel  confident  we  can  please  all  who  wish  nice 
work.  Estimates  on  plans  and  drawings  promptly  given.  References  given  if  re- 
quired. House  109  Worthington  street. 

Keenan  William,  emp  USA,  house  594  Union  street 
Keeney  D.  C.,  emp  E.  F.  Pratt,  boards  40  Vine  street 
Keeney  Russell,  dyer,  Worcester,  house  40  Vine  street 


FOR  CLEANING  CLOTHES,  USE  BULLARD’S  ERASIVE  SOAP. 


PATENT  CALENDARS— Best  Advertising  Medium  Extant— 


280  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Kegan  M.  H.,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  boards  Exchange  Hotel 
Keiley  Dennis,  house  171  Tyler  street 

Keiley  James,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  house  51  Ferry  street 

Keiley  James,  laborer,  house  118  Ferry  street 

Keith  Mrs.  Ezekiel,  house  299  Central  street 

Keith  Gershom,  boarding-house  29  Myrtle  street 

Keith  Henry,  emp  E.  Trask,  house  99  William  street 

Keith  Hiram  A.,  tinner,  house  23  Myrtle  street 

Keith  John  E.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  53  State  street 

Keith  Walter  C.,  (Keith  & Bly,  West  Springfield,)  boards  27  Sargeant  street 

Keliher  Thomas,  emp  I.  P.  Dickinson,  boards  Long  hill 

Keller  August,  emp  E.  C.  Barr,  rooms  78  William  street 

Keller  Karl,  emp  Oscar  Rocke,  boards  Boston  road 

Kelley  Andrew,  emp  B & A R R,  house  75  Park  street 

Kelley  Andrew,  Jr.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  75  Park  street 

Kelley  C H.,  clerk  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Kelley  Dennis,  stone-cutter,  rooms  75  Park  street 

Kelley  Mrs.  Ellen,  grocery,  house  and  store  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Kelley  George,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  house  103  Ashley  street 

Kelley  Jesse  L.,  carpenter,  house  39  Grant  street 

Kelley  John,  emp  C.  A.  Baker,  house  36  Alden  street 

Kelley  John,  emp  New  England  Card  and  Paper  Co.,  house  126  Margaret  st 

Kelley  John,  emp  J.  G.  Chase,  boards  South  Main  street 

Kelley  John  I.,  (Kelley  & Bates,)  house  368  Central  street 

Kelley  Maurice,  emp  B & A R R,  house  72  Essex  street 

Kelley  Michael,  stone-cutter,  rooms  75  Park  street 

Kelley  Patrick,  emp  J.  S.  Carr,  house  Union  street 

Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  34  Fairbanks’  avenue 

Kelley  Thomas,  emp  J.  G.  Chase,  house  South  Main  street 

Kelley  Timothy,  laborer,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Kelley  William  F.,  emp  L.  Holbrook,  boards  344  Worthington  street 

Kelley  & Bates,  masons, 

John  I.  Kelley,  house  368  Central  street 
H.  W.  Bates,  house  Chicopee 

Kelliher  Cornelius,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  57  Sharon  street 

Kelliher  Dennis,  emp  A.  S.  D welly  & Co.,  house  foot  Court  street 

Kelliher  John,  emp  Henry  C.  Trask,  house  foot  Court  street 

Kelliher  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  33  Linden  street 

Kellion  Michael,  emp  S.  C.  Bemis,  house  106  Sharon  street 

Kellogg  Charles  F.,  emp  Albert  Hancox,  house  47  State  street 

Kellogg  David,  tailor,  Foot’s  block,  502  Main  street,  house  10  Whitney  avenue 

Kellogg  James,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Pendleton  avenue 

Kellogg  Newton  E.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Pendleton  avenue 

Kellogg  P.  P.,  (Springfield  Envelope  Co.,)  house  85  Pearl  street 


WEBBER’S  COLOGNES  ARE  VERY  CHOICE. 


Most  Desirable  for  Counting-Room  Uses. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  281 


THEODORE  KELLOGG,  Jr., 

29  HAMPDEN  STREET, 

Headquarters  for  all  kinds  of 

CURTAINS,  DRAPERY,  LAMBREQUINS, 

Cornices  and  Mirrors. 

The  best  Hair  Mattrasses  and  Spring  Beds.  Particular  attention  given  to  Fine 
Parlor  and  Chamber  Furniture.  House  66  Holyoke  street. 

Kelly  Edward,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  29  Stockbridge  street 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  house  121  Sharon  street 

Kelly  John,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  boarding-house  block  1,10 

Kelly  John,  emp  Homer  Foot  & Co.,  house  2 Union  street 

Kelly  Luke,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  122  Ferry  street 

Kelly  Matthew,  emp  B & A R R,  house  89  Congress  street 

Kelly  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  47  Congress  street 

Kelly  Nicholas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  26  Essex  street 

Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  20  Essex  street 

Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  24  Sharon  street 

Kelly  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  21  Ferry  street 

Kelly  Samuel,  tinner,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  house,  75  Sharon  street 

Kelly  Thomas,  stone  mason,  house  48  Sharon  street 

Kelly  William  H.,  emp  Herman  Winkler,  boards  281  Main  street 

Kelson  Richard,  stone-cutter,  house  Central  street 

Kelsey  Foster  M.,  emp  Harvey  Strong,  house  23  Quincy  street 

Kemeter  George,  emp  USA,  house  2 Willow  avenue 

Kemp  Charles  P.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  175  State  street 

Kempf  Anthony,  emp  B & A R R,  house  21  Loring  street 

Kendall  Mrs.  A.  C.,  school-teacher,  house  56  Main  street 

Kendall  A.  H.,  die  sinker,  475  Main  street,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Kendall  Albert  C.,  clerk  C.  A.  Woolson,  house  272  Worthington  street 

Kendall  Edward  P.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Quincy  street 

Kendall  George,  emp  USA,  house  81  Pendleton  avenue 

Kendall  George  H.,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  45  Harrison  avenue 

Kendall  Mrs.  George  H.,  dress-maker,  house  45  Harrison  avenue 

Kendall  Hiram  0.,  clerk  Joel  Kendall,  house  249  Union  street 

Kendall  Joel,  boot  and  shoe  dealer,  437  and  439  Main  st,  house  227  Water  st 

Kendall  Joel  C.,  emp  Joel  Kendall,  boards  227  Water  street 

Kendall  Miss  M.  P.,  (Jennison  & Kendall,)  boards  227  Water  street 

Kendrick  Edmund  P.,  book-keeper  N.  Y.  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.,  bds  37  Elliott  st 

Kenfield  Lester,  emp  Eldredge  & Lewis,  house  64  Elm  street 

Kenna  Mrs.  Catharine,  house  73  Congress  street 

Kenna  James,  grocer,  store  and  house  corner  Columbia  and  Winter  streets 

A large  assortment  of  Lather  Brushes  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  corner 

Main  and  State  streets. 

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Kenna  Thomas,  carpenter,  boards  73  Congress  street 

Kennard  Mrs.  Mary,  house  Central  street 

Kennedy  Dennis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  51  Essex  street 

Kennedy  Cornelius,  emp  James  & Marra,  house  96  Ferry  street 

Kennedy  Cornelius,  house  75  Essex  street 

Kennedy  James,  laborer,  house  25  Hickory  street 

Kennedy  James,  mason  tender,  house  Essex  street 

Kennedy  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  38  Sharon  street 

Kennedy  John,  laborer,  house  40  Ferry  street 

Kennedy  John  B.,  hackman,  house  78  Liberty  street 

Kennedy  John  W.,  emp  Sibley  & Fitch,  house  142  Water  street 

Kennedy  Mrs.  Katherine,  house  80  Ferry  street 

Kennedy  Michael,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  boards  foot  Elm  street 

Kennedy  Michael,  emp  C R R,  house  96  Liberty  street 

Kennedy  Michael,  teacher,  house  85  Ferry  street 

Kennedy  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  39  Sharon  street 

Kennedy  Michael,  emp  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  boards  138  Essex  street 

Kennedy  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  40  Congress  street 

Kennedy  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  138  Essex  street 

Kennedy  Thomas,  house  74  Liberty  street 

Kennedy  Thomas,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  foot  Elm  street 

Kennedy  Timothy,  laborer,  boards  102  Sharon  street 

Kennefick  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  61  Vine  street 

Kennefick  John  J.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  61  Vine  street 

Kennefick  Michael  W.,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  boards  61  Vine  street 

Kennefick  Timothy,  boards  82  Liberty  street 

Kennely  Mrs.  J.  E.,  house  61  Ashley  street 

Kenney  Rev.  Joel,  house  49  Auburn  street 

Kenney  John,  emp  Tim  Henry,  house  Cross  street 

Kenney  John  M.,  boards  12  Fort  street 

Kenney  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  121  Sharon  street 

Kenney  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  108  Congress  street 

Kenney  Patrick,  emp  John  Roche,  house  66  Sharon  street 

Kenney  Timothy,  emp  John  Roche,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

Kennier  Bartholomew,  emp  USA,  boards  34  Hubbard  avenue 

Kent  Clarence  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  58  Franklin  street 

Kent  Mrs.  J.,  house  76  Park  street 

Kenyon  Mrs.  L.  H.,  house  42  Orleans  street 

Kenyon  Silas  L.,  book-keeper  Ray  & Taylor  j boards  378  Hancock  street 

Kenyon  Thomas,  painter,  house  32  Alert  street 

Keough  Henry,  lather,  house  527  Ferry  street  t 

Kerins  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  10  Columbia  street 

Kernan  Anthony,  laborer,  house  166  Quincy  street 


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Kernan  Frank,  teamster,  house  George  street 

Kernan  Michael,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  rooms  55  Worthington  street 

Kers  Henry,  mason,  rooms  55  Worthington  street 

Kervick  Andrew,  emp  USA,  house  66  Cherry  street 

Kervick  Andrew,  emp  P.  E.  Robinson  & Co.,  boards  92  Ashley  street 

Kervick  Andrew,  emp  Hawkins  & Burrall,  house  193  Hancock  street 

Kervick  Daniel,  house  72  Cherry  street 

Kervick  John,  carpenter,  house  66  Cherry  street 

Kervick  Keiram,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  Highland  street 

Kervick  Michael,  emp  Hawkins  & Burrall,  house  185  Hancock  street 

Kervick  Patrick,  emp  USA,  house  Allen  street 

Kervick  Patrick,  laborer,  house  74  Cherry  street 

Kervick  Richard,  house  92  Ashley  street 

Kervick  Simon,  emp  USA,  house  74  Cherry  street 

Ketchum  Munson,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Key  Ernest,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  boards  Morris  street 

Key  Francis,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  Morris  street 

Keyes  Elbert  M.,  farmer,  boards  Sixteen  acres 

Keyes  Elias  S.,  carpenter,  house  Marble  street 

Keyes  Henry,  (Henry  Keyes  & Co.,)  house  26  Pearl  street 

Keyes  Henry,  driver  horse  car,  boards  corporation  block,  Indian  Orchard 

Keyes  Henry  & Co,9  424  Main  street,  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Gent’s, 
Youths'  and  Boys'  Ready-Made  Clothing,  Furnishing  Goods,  Hats,  Caps  and  Um- 
brellas. 

Henry  Keyes,  house  26  Pearl  street 

George  D.  Fairbank,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
Keyes  James  R.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  48  Sharon  street 
Keyes  J.  B.,  emp  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  boards  49  Emery  street 

Keyes  W . H.9  Carpenter,  Builder  and  General  Jobber.  House  and  shop 
48  Winthrop  street. 

Keyes  William  L.,  farmer,  house  corner  Boston  road  and  Parker  streets 
Kibbe  Alvin  N.,  farmer,  house  Pease  hill 

Kibbe  Brothers  & Co,9  Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in  Con- 
fectionery in  all  its  varieties.  Also  Wholesale  Dealers  in  Cigars.  Union  block  No. 
385  Main  street,  and  Harrison  avenue. 

George  A.  Kibbe,  house  686  Worthington  street 
Horace  Kibbe,  house  88  Federal  street 
Edward  McElwain,  house  43  Federal  street 
S.  D.  Porter,  house  51  Federal  street 

Kibbe  Mrs.  C.  A.,  inspiratorial  healing  and  test  medium,  house  771  Union  st 

Kibbe  Cyrus  0.,  carpenter,  house  109  Allen  street 

Kibbe  George  A.,  (Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,)  house  586  Worthington  street 

Kibbe  Henry  A.,  farmer,  house  Pease  hill 

Kibbe  Herbert,  emp  C.  A.  Woolson,  boards  Cook’s  avenue 

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Kibbe  Horace,  (Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,)  bouse  88  Federal  street 
Kibbe  Lorenzo,  emp  Edmund  Prattt,  house  88  Quincy  street 
Kibbe  Needham,  farmer,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 
Kibbee  Charles  A.,  (Chapin  & Kibbee,)  boards  57  Bliss  street 
Kibbee  Mrs.  C.  P.,  bouse  57  Bliss  street 
Ivibler  Charles,  saloon,  513  Main  street,  bouse  511  Main  street 
Kidder  Charles  D.,  commercial  traveler,  house  50  Carew  street 
Kilbon  George  B.,  pattern-maker,  35  Market  street,  house  41  Orleans  street 
Kilbon  Mrs.  Buth,  boards  41  Orleans  street 
Kilgore  James,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  511  Main  street 
Kilroy  Michael,  emp  B & A B B,  house  26  Essex  street 
Kilroy  Owen,  laborer,  boards  58  Ferry  street 
Kimball  Calvin  H.,  emp  B & A R B,  house  Osgood  street 
Kimball  Charles  H.,  emp  D.  J.  Curtis,  boards  Everett  street 
Kimball  Mrs.  C.  W.,  house  113  Mulberry  street 

Kimball  E.  S.,  insurance  agent,  corner  Main  and  State  sts,  house  18  Clinton  st 

Kimball  George  E , card-maker,  house  79  Sargeant  street 

Kimball  James,  emp  USA,  house  34  Byers  street 

Kimball  Mrs.  Livinia,  boards  10  Summer  street 

Kimball  Bufus,  boards  Pynchon  House,  243  Main  street 

Kimball  Samuel,  house  Osgood  street 

Kimberly  John  & Co,9  485  Central  street,  Dealers  in  Choice  Gro- 
ceries, Provisions  and  Grass  Seeds.  Also  Dry  Goods,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Hard  ware 
etc,,  etc. 

John  Kimberly,  house  488  Central  street 
Fred  H.  Kimberly,  boards  415  Central  street 
Charles  H.  Bennett,  boards  616  Central  street 

Kineston  Benjamin,  laborer,  house  34  Hancock  avenue 

King  Alpheus  D.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  60  Washington  street 

King  Mrs.  Ann,  house  144  Dwight  street 

King  Charles,  laborer,  boards  corner  Water  and  Bailroad  street 

King  Charles  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  36  Wilcox  street 

King  Charles  H.,  tailor,  house  Bush’s  block,  559  Main  street 

King  Charles  J.,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 119  Howard  st 

King  David,  hair-dresser,  house  and  shop  21  Worthington  street 

King,  Edward  F.,  clerk  Simonds  & Adams,  boards  66  Auburn  street 

King  Edward  W.,  engineer  B & A B B,  house  66  Auburn  street 

King  Erastus,  farmer,  house  Tyler  street 

King  Erasmus  D.,  clerk  McKnight,  Norton  & Hawley,  boards  595  Main  street 
King  Francis  E.,  superintendent  Street  Railway  Co.,  house  North  Main  street 
King  Frank  G.,  engineer  C R R,  house  22  Boylston  street 
King  George  G.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  corner  Orleans  street  and 
King  George  W.,  boards  82  Pynchon  street  [Pendleton  avenue 

King  Mrs.  H.  A.,  dress-maker,  house  22  West  William  street 


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King  Henry,  farmer,  house  926  Main  street 

King  Henry  M.,  house  50  Vine  street 

King  Herbert,  student,  boards  175  Maple  street 

King  Herman  L.,  emp  S.  Pratt,  house  95  Quincy  street 

King  H.  N.,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 

King  Homer  E.,  grocer,  corner  Oak  and  Walnut  streets,  house  63  Quincy  street 

King  Horace  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  60  Washington  street 

King  Horace  D.,  house  60  Washington  street 

King  Horace  P.,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acre/3 

King  James,  emp  David  King,  hoards  21  Worthington  street 

King  James  B.,  emp  C.  C.  Taylor,  house  corner  Cedar  and  Pine  streets 

King  James  M.,  engineer  C R R,  house  20  Fort  street 

King  Mrs.  Jane  E.,  house  Plumtree  road 

King  John,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  144  Dwight  street 

King  John,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  corner  Water  and  Union  streets 

King  John,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  house  82  Pendleton  avenue 

King  John,  laborer,  house  908  Main  street 

King  John,  Jr.,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  boards  908  Main  street 

King  Joseph,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

King  Levi  L.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  395  Water  street 

King  Louis,  emp  La  Brec  & Trudeau,  boards  1 Worthington  street 

King  L.  William,  emp  Warren  Hayden,  boards  Boston  road 

King  Lyman,  house  43  School  street 

King  Martius  H.,  brick  manufacturer,  Long  hill,  house  Locust  street 
King  Michael,  emp  USA,  boards  908  Main  street 
King  Michael,  emp  R.  E.  Cooper  & Co.,  boards  foot  Bliss  street 
King  Michael,  boards  144  Dwight  street 
King  Michael,  mason,  house  100  William  street 
King  Moses,  boards  73  Congress  street 
King  Moses,  painter,  boards  75  Congress  street 
King  Napoleon  H.,  emp  William  Norris,  rooms  45  Railroad  street 
King,  Norton  & Ladd,  commission  merchants,  219  Main  street 
E.  G.  Norton,  house  62  Pearl  street 
L.  E.  Ladd,  house  184  Chestnut  street 
W.  H.  King,  house  175  Maple  street 
King  Patrick,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

King  Patrick,  emp  E.  L.  Dickinson,  boards  908  Main  street 

King  Porter,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  13  Boylston  street 

King  R.  Henry,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  304  Main  street 

King  Robert  N.,  (King  & Walker,)  boards  43  School  street 

King  R.  S.,  harness-maker,  South  Main  street,  house  22  West  William  street 

King  Rufus,  house  304  Main  street 

King  Samuel,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  South  street 

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King  Theophilus,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  1 Hampden  street,  I 0 

King  Thomas,  emp  Howard  & Brothers,  boards  908  Main  street 

King  Thomas,  emp  E.  Trask,  house  foot  Court  street 

King  Thomas,  Jr.,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  rear  foot  Court  street 

King  Thomas  E.,  emp  George  B.  Smith  & Brother,  boards  foot  Bliss  street 

King  Thomas  H.,  clerk  Jennings  & Bond,  boards  149  State  street 

King  William  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  358  Walnut  street 

King  William  H.,  (King,  Norton  & Ladd,)  house  175  Maple  street 

King  William  P.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  298  Main  street 

King  & Walker,  railroad  builders 

Robert  N.  King,  boards  43  School  street 
Edward  M.  Walker,  boards  295  State  street 
Kingman  Charles  F.,  hackman,  house  8 Arlington  avenue 
Kingman  David,  farmer,  house  112  Florence  street 
Kingsbury  Elisha  G.,  house  97  Oak  street 


GEORGE  O.  KINGSBURY, 

House  Builder  and  Heal  Estate  Agent. 

ESTABLISHED  IN  1860. 

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Office  438  Main  Street. 

Boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street. 

Kingsbury  James  A.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  Benton  street 
Kingsley  Henry,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  18  Vine  street 
Kingsley  John  C.,  (Kingsley  & Co.,)  house  141  Union  street 
Kingsley  & Co.,  manufacturers  carpet  slippers,  65  Willow  street 
Kingston  George,  emp  B & A R R,  house  65  Sharon  street 
Kinsley  Rodolphus,  button-maker,  house  Byers  street 

T.  S.  ZECIIlNSl^^LTsr, 

DEALER  IN 

Hosiery,  Kid  Gloves,  Embroideries,  Laces, 

TRIMMINGS,  WOOL  AND  COTTON  YARNS,  FANCY  GOODS,  &c., 

Corner  Main  and  Court  Streets. 

House  46  Wilcox  street. 


W.  3D.  KI3NSA3IA.^T, 

JOBBER  AND  RETAILER  OF 

Hosiery,  Kid  Gloves,  Laces,  Embroideries, 

Trimmings,  Zephyr  Worsteds,  Corsets,  Small  Wares,  and  Fancy  Goods. 

S60  Main  Street,  between  Bridge  and  Vernon  Streets. 

House  54  Vernon  street. 

TRUSSES  of  all  kln^s  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  corner  Main  and  State  sts. 


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Kintzell  Christopher,  emp  Oscar  Rocke,  boards  Boston  road 

Kirby  James,  farmer,  house  near  Plainfield  street 

Kirby  John,  emp  James  Kirby,  boards  near  Plainfield  street 

Kirby  William  C.,  emp  USA,  house  corner  Florence  and  Hancock  streets 

Kirkby  Randall  W.,  emp  R.  M.  Cooley,  house  389  Water  street 

Kirkby  William  R.,  emp  Hood  & Miller,  house  98  Worthington  street 

Kirkham  Albert  H.,  house  88  Spring  street 

Kirkham  James,  President  First  National  Bank,  house  265  State  street 

Kirkham  James  W.,  boards  265  State  street 

Kirkham  J.  Stuart,  clerk  H.  K.  Baker,  boards  88  Spring  street 

Kirkham  Ralph  W. , clerk  Hampden  Savings  Bank,  boards  88  Spring  street 

Kirkham  Mrs.  William,  bouse  85  Spring  street 

Kirkland  Henry,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Worthington  street 

Kittell  George  W.,  mechanic,  rooms  51  Court  street 

Klein  Jacob,  saloon,  boards  19  State  street 

Klickman  Charles  F.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  Dale  street 

Knapp  Charles,  emp  J.  D.  Lampe,  boards  Bond  place 

Knapp  Crawford  A.,  expressman,  house  25  James  street 

Knapp  Emery  J.,  expressman,  house  25  James  street 

Knapp  George  H.,  carpenter,  house  32  Green  street 

Knapp  Mrs.  Harriet,  house  Hillman  street 

Knapp  Leman,  emp  B & A R R,  house  183  Franklin  street 

Knappe  Ferdinand  C.,  emp  H.  Knappe,  house  10  Howard  street 

KFAPPE, 

FURNITURE  WAREHOUSE, 

Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in 

ELEGANT  AND  COMMON  FURNITURE 

Of  all  kinds. 

OLD  UNITARIAN  CHURCH  BUILDING,  STATE  STREET. 

House  8 Howard  street. 

Kneeland  Edward  S.,  emp  Peebles  & Mattoon,  house  59  Margaret  street 
Knight  A.  M.  & Son,  plumbers,  345  Main  street — see  adv.  page  95 
Asa  M.  Knight,  house  Bowdoin  street 
Edwin  L.  Knight,  house  60  Byers  street 
Knight  Charles  H.,  emp  USA,  house  4 Bridge  street 
Knight  Charles  W.,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  house  100  Greenwood  street 
Knight  Edward  H.,  clerk  B.  F.  Quinby  & Co.,  boards  110  Franklin  street 
Knight  Edwin  L.,  (A.  M.  Knight  & Son,)  house  60  Byers  street 
Knight  John  L.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  56  Carew  street 
Knight  Luther,  emp  A.  E.  Alden,  house  39  Park  street  [428  Main  street 
Knight  W.  E.  A.,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  rms  56  Gilmore’s  block, 
Knowles  C.  Augustus,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  54  Fort  street 
Knowlton  Mrs.  Caroline,  house  Boston  road 

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Knowlton  Daniel,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  125  Bridge  street 

Knowlton  M.  P.,  (Stearns  & Knowlfcon,)  house  199  High  street 

Knowlton  Willis,  photographer,  New  York,  house  49  Broad  street  [Lincoln  sts 

Knox  Charles  McLean,  vice-prest.  Mass.  Mut.  Life  Ins.  Co.,  h cor  Federal  and 

Knox  Herbert,  (Devine  & Knox,)  rooms  352  Main  street 

Knox  Thomas,  farmer,  house  White  street 

Kock  Gottlieb,  emp  James  & Marra,  house  96  Wilcox  street 

Kovazsy  E.  Hugo,  emp  B & A R R,  h Fitzgerald  & Page’s  blk,  Worthington  st 

Krebs  Theodore,  lithographer,  495  Main  street,  boards  37  Dwight  street 

Kuehne  Jacob,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  James  street 

Kuhn  Fred,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  house  William  street 

Kuhn  Peter,  emp  John  Hooker,  house  52  Morris  street 

Kuhne  Henry,  emp  Haynes  & Co.,  rooms  7 Opera  House  block,  414  Main  st 

Kunle  Edward,  emp  S.  D.  Burbank,  house  22  Dale  street 

Kunz  Aloyes,  emp  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  39  James  street 

Kunz  William,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  122  Tyler  street 

Kuralt  Charles  F.,  farmer,  house  North  Wilbraham  road 

Kurtz  Frederick,  Pierce  & Abbott,  house  251  Walnut  street 

Labaree  John  W.,  real  estate  dealer,  house  31  Greenwood  street 
Labelle  Charles,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Main  street,  I 0 
Labouty  Louis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  2 1 Essex  street 
La  Brec  & Trudeau,  house,  carriage  and  sign  painting,  Liberty  street 
A.  W.  La  Brec,  house  40  Emery  street 
C.  Trudeau,  boards  1 Worthington  street 
Labrig  Joseph,  painter,  house  177  Lyman  street 
Lacayard  Jerry,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  155  Lyman  street 
Lacey  Arthur  J.,  carpenter,  boards  129  Bridge  street 
Lacey  Michael,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Lackey  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  82  Liberty  street 
Lacy  John,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 
Lachaz  Adolph,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  South  street 
Lachaz  Job,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  South  street 
Lachaz  John,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  South  street 
Lachaz  Joseph,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  South  street 
Lacosse  Antoine,  emp  C.  L.  Shaw,  house  97  Wilcox  street 
La  Coste  Athanase,  house  boarding-house  block  2,  Indian  Orchard 
Lacroix  Thomas,  emp  Joseph  Dasutt,  boards  865  Main  street 
Ladd  Ariel  (Ladd,  Brothers,)  house  Winthrop  street 

Ladd  Brothers « Insurance  Agents,  Opera  House  Block,  414  Main 
street.  Particular  attention  paid  to  placing  large  lines  on  Manufacturing  and  Mer- 
cantile property,  with  sound  and  reliable  companies.  See  adv.  p.  vii. 

R.  E.  Ladd,  house  716  Main  street 

Charles  R.  Ladd,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Ariel  Ladd,  house  Winthrop  street 


DR.  HOOKER’S  SOLIDIFIED  BALSAM,  or  COUGH  LOZENGES.  Try  them. 


At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  289 

Ladd  Charles  B.,  postal  clerk  B & A R R,  boards  184  Chestnut  street 
Ladd  Charles  H.,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  361  Hancock  street 
Ladd  Charles  R.,  (Ladd  Brothers,)  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

E.  W.  LADD, 

HOUSE  BUILDER 

And  Dealer  in 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Office  and  House,  22  Orange  street,  corner  of  Mill  street. 

Ladd  F.  R.,  farmer,  house  Eastern  avenue 

Ladd  L.  E.,  (King,  Norton  & Ladd,)  bouse  184  Chestnut  street 

Ladd  Randolph  E.,  (Ladd  Brothers,)  house  716  Main  street 

Ladd  S.  A.,  conductor  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  25  Franklin  street 

Ladd  Samuel  W.,  superintendent  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 495  Chestnut  st 

Ladd  Silas  H.,  emp  H.  A.  Quimby,  house  43  Park  street 

Ladd  Theodore  A.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  48  Bridge  street 

Ladenberg  John,  harness-maker,  boards  corner  Water  and  Union  streets 

La  Duke  Albert,  laborer,  house  corner  Main  and  Essex  streets 

La  Duke  Joseph,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I 0 

Lafonten  D.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

La  France  John,  mason,  boards  corner  Water  and  Railroad  streets 

Lahey  Daniel,  boot-maker,  187  Main  street,  boards  22  Liberty  street 

Lahey  John,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Manufacturing  Co.,  bds  10  Stearns’  park 

Lahey  Michael,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  128  Ferry  street 

Lahey  Patrick,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Lahey  Thomas,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Manufacturing  Co.,  bds  10  Stearns’  park 
Lahey  Thomas,  farmer,  house  Bay  road 

Laisun  Chan,  Chinese  Commissioner  of  Education,  house  65  Howard  street 

Laisun  E.  T.,  student,  boards  65  Howard  street 

Laisun  Spencer  T.,  student,  boards  65  Howard  street 

Lakin  Charles,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 

Lalor  John,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  33  Congress  street 

Lally  Charles,  painter,  boards  Stockbridge  street 

Lamach  Andrew,  emp  James  Duman,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Lamb  Amherst  W.,  foreman  Child,  Hall  & Streeter,  house  38  Everett  street 
Lamb  Harry,  gas-fitter,  house  Ashmun  street 

Lamb  John,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  127  William  street 

Lambert  Alfred,  M.  D.,  New  York  City,  house  6 Byers  street 

Lambert  William,  emp  City,  house  Charter  avenue 

Lameris  Frank  W.,  clerk  J.  W.  Grant,  boards  43  Pynchon  street 

Lamothe  Leander,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Lamoure  Paul,  painter,  house  Willow  street 

La  Motte  Felix,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  house  Long  hill 

For  a Tonic  you  will  like  WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS, 

38 


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290  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Lantpe  John  D , cigar  manufacturer,  319  Main  street,  house  Bond  place 
Lampson  W.,  clerk  L.  S.  Stowe  & Co.,  rooms  83  Pearl  street 
Lamries  Joseph,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  Cross  street 
Lamson  Samuel  L.,  rooms  36  Bliss  street 

Lanckton  A.  S.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  81  Elm  street 

Lanckton  Charles  E.,  farmer,  house  Boston  road 

Lanckton  Henry  R.,  station  agent  B & A R R,  house  Indian  Orchard 

Lanckton  Mrs.  Mary,  boarding-house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Lancor  John,  teamster,  house  177  Lyman  street 

Lancor  Frank,  emp  Charles  H.  Smith  & Co.,  boards  Essex  street 

Lancton  David,  emp  M.  Goldthwait  & Son,  house  93  Cedar  street 

Lander  Alonzo  M.,  emp  USA,  house  412  Hancock  street 

Landers  John  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  365  Water  street 

Landon  W.  J.,  emp  E.  P.  Robinson,  house  State  street  corner  Sherman 

Landrey  Grioire,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Landriggan  Dennis,  mason  tender,  boards  45  Sharon  street 

Landry  Frank,  shoemaker,  house  foot  Main  street 

Lane  Edward,  emp  C.  H.  Smith  & Co.,  boards  164  Bridge  street 

GEO.  2>A Xj  .A.  IT  HE , 

152  BRIDGE  STREET, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

All  kinds  of  Crockery  and  Glassware. 

We  make  a specialty  of  KEROSENE  LAMPS  and  Fixtures,  and  keep  tlie  best  makes  in 
all  grades  and  sizes.  We  also  have  a full  stock  of  HOUSE  FURNISHING 
GOODS.  Goods  delivered  in  any  part  of  the  city. 

House  22  Gardner  street. 

Lane  George  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  9 Worthington  street 
Lane  George  W.,  emp  USA,  house  68  White  street 
Lane  Harry,  emp  C.  S.  Hutchison,  boards  103  Fulton  street 
Lane  H.  B.,  (Lane,  Smith  & Adams,)  house  31  Sargeant  street 

IX.  S.  LJLInTH], 

Domestic  and  Ornamental 

CAKE,  PIE  and  BREAD  BAKERY. 

Wedding  Parties  and  Families  Supplied. 

Also,  a DINING  ROOM  where  meals  are  served  at  all  hours  of  the  day. 

521  MAIN  STREET,  THREE  DOORS  BELOW  STATE. 

Lane  James,  emp  Samuel  Bowles,  house  rear  52  Morris  street 
Lane  Mrs.  James  B.,  house  153  Dwight  street 
Lane  Olin  H.,  emp  Lane,  Smith  & Adams,  boards  74  Charles  street 
Lane,  Smith  & Adams,  commission  merchants,  17  to  21  Hampden  street 
H.  B.  Lane,  house  31  Sargeant  street 
O.  II.  Smith,  house  114  Walnut  strelt 
0.  D.  Adams,  house  74  Charles  street 


SILVER  SHINE. 


At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  291 


Lane  William  G.,  millwright,  house  41  Harrison  avenue 

Lanergan  James  M.,  hackman,  house  53  Park  street 

Lanergan  W.,  emp  John  Roche,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Laney  Mrs.  Annie,  New  England  Laundry,  house  and  laundry  50  Hillman  st 

Laney  David,  emp  D.  B.  Wesson,  house  50  Harrison  avenue 

Lanford  John,  emp  Hood  & Miller,  house  54  Vine  street 

Lang  Cyrus,  emp  B & A li  R,  house  11  Summer  street 

Lang  Cyrus  H.,  clerk  Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  h 45  Summer  st 

Lang  Michael,  carpenter,  boards  15  Elm  street 

Langdon  Calvin,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I 0 

Langdon  Daniel,  liquor  dealer,  256  Main  street,  rooms  256  Main  street 

Langdon  Emery,  emp  G.  H.  Deane  & Co.,  house  Crossett  avenue 

Langdon  James,  emp  G.  H.  Deane  & Co.,  boards  Crossett  avenue 

Langdon  J.  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Central  street 

Langdon  Merrick  H.,  carpenter,  house  45  White  street 

Langdon,  0.  H.,  emp  G.  H.  Deane  & Co.,  house  531  Main  street 

Langdon  William  H.,  carpenter,  house  20  Central  street 

Langlois  Joseph,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Lannagan  Thomas,  emp  D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,  house  Wight  avenue 

Lannon  Bernard,  emp  B & A R R,  house  22  Essex  street 

Lanoville  Napoleon,  house  101  Congress  street 

Lanshear  John,  marble  cutter,  boards  566  Main  street 

Laparle  T.  B.,  house  42  Congress  street 

Lapen  Alfred,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  7 Stearns’  park 

Laperles  T.  B.,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  house  73  Howard  street 

Lapham  G.  H.,  emp  City,  house  155  Spring  street 

Lapierre  Pierre,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

LaPlant  John,  emp  Charles  H.  Smith,  house  219  Walnut  street 

LaPlant  Lewis,  carpenter,  house  Winter  street 

Lard  Homer,  emp  Russell  & Day,  house  223  Allen  street 

Larden  James,  emp  Sibley  & Rathbun,  house  Taylor  avenue 

Larkin  John,  laborer,  house  103  Sharon  street 

LaRoche  Charles,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  house  Hampden  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Lasonde  Jeremiah,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  14,  I O 
Latham  Sumner,  emp  B & A R R,  house  559  Main  street 
Lathrop  Duane,  boards  21  Alert  street 

Lathrop  Edward  W.,  clerk  II.  J.  Davidson,  house  390  Worthington  street 

Lathrop  E.  H , (Soule  & Lathrop,)  house  716  Main  street 

Lathrop  F.  K.,  deputy  sheriff,  house  71  Wilcox  street 

Lathrop  Fred  B.,  boards  82  Pynchon  street 

Lathrop  Oliver  W.,  emp  USA,  house  65  Pendleton  avenue 

Lathrop  Robert,  (L.  E.  Pease  & Co.,)  house  184  Union  street 

Lathrop  J.  W.,  (Lathrop  & Storrs,)  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 


Every  one  knows  the  valuable  curative  properties  of  WEBBER’S  GINGER. 


BLANK  BOOKS  and  PHOTOGRAPH  ALBUMS,  on  hand  and  Manufactured 


292  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Lathrop  & Frost,  livery  stable,  rear  3 Elm  street 
F.  K.  Lathrop,  house  71  Wilcox  street 
W.  P.  Frost,  house  17  Spruce  street 

Lathrop  & Storrs,  N.  E.  branch  Illinois  Central  Loan  Agency,  387  Main  street 
J.  W.  Lathrop,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
J.  W.  Storrs,  house  263  Central  street 
Latrimore  David,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Essex  street 
Laughlin  W.  C.,  clerk  C.  T.  Hudson,  rooms  52  Spring  street 
Lavalle  Isaac,  laborer,  house  opposite  Jenksville 
Lavalle  Isaac,  Jr.,  laborer,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 
Lavalle  John,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  house  Carew  street 
Lavigne  Adams,  emp  USA,  house  James  street 
Lavin  Mrs.  Mary,  house  21  Essex  street 
Lavin  Patrick,  machinist,  boards  21  Essex  street 
Law  David,  emp  Henry  Keyes  & Co.,  boards  74  Elm  street 
Law  George,  painter,  house  2 Parsons’  block,  556  Main  street 
Lawes  James,  overseer  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  opposite  Jenksville 
Lawes  W.  J.,  painter,  house  47  Colton  street 
Lawlar  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Essex  street 
Lawlar  John,  emp  C R R,  boards  51  Essex  street 
Lawlar  Luke,  emp  B & A R R,  house  51  Essex  street 
Lawlay  Daniel,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  33  Sharon  street 
Lawler  Daniel,  emp  J.  H.  Cook  & Co.,  boards  105  Bridge  street 
Lawler  Edward,  boards  corner  Cass  and  Linden  streets 

Laivler  Edward,  south  side  Franklin  street,  near  Chestnut  street. 
Dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Building  Stone,  Granite  Monuments,  Longmeadow,  Portland 
and  Cleveland  (Ohio)  Freestone.  Gravestones  made  to  order,  and  all  kinds  of  ceme- 
tery work  done  promptly.  House  corner  Cass  and  Linden  streets. 

Lawler  John,  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  104  Congress  street 
Lawler  Joseph  J.,  emp  Edward  Lawler,  house  Ringgold  street 
Lawler  Morris,  emp  B & A R R,  house  103  Bliss  street 
Lawler  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  39  Sharon  street 
Lawler  Thomas,  emp  Edward  Lawler,  house  Essex  street 
Lawless  George,  (T.  C.  Beebe  & Co  ,)  house  7 Gray’s  court 
Lawless  Robert,  emp  B & A R R,  house  8 Arlington  avenue 
Lawless  Walter,  emp  Edward  Lawler,  boards  Essex  street 
Lawrence  Alfred,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  28  Florence  street 
Lawrence  George  W.,  house  86  Charles  street 
Lawson  Charles  H.,  house  22  Lombard  street 

Lawton  & Butterfield , Dealers  in  Gent’s,  Ladies’  and  Children’s 
Boots,  Shoes  and  Rubbers,  at  Elmer’s  old  stand,  opposite  Court  square.  We  keep 
up  the  old  time  reputation  of  the  store  as  the  best  and  cheapest  place  in  the  city  to 
buy  anything  in  our  line.  We  have  only  one  price  and  that  the  lowest. 

John  H.  Lawton,  house  596  State  street 
John  H.  Butterfield,  house  150  Union  street 

WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACT  OF  PINE  APPLE  BEATS  THEM  ALL. 


By  CLARK  W.  BRYAN  & CO,,  301  Main  and  77  & 79  Worthington  Streets. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  293 

Lawton  Andrew,  emp  William  H.  Rayner,  house  95  Congress  street 

Lawton  Sanford,  Jr.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  30  Maple  street 

Lawton  Stillman,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  140  State  street 

Lawyer  Robert,  machinist,  boards  Fitzgerald  & Page’s  block,  Worthington  st 

Lazelle  E.  J.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  8 Howard  street 

Lazelle  Mrs.  E.  J.,  millinery  383  Main  street,  house  8 Howard  street 

Leach  William,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  19  Elm  street 

Leary  Christopher,  clerk  J.  H.  Banks  & Son,  boards  33  Sharon  street 

Leary  Cornelius,  mason-tender,  house  33  Sharon  street 

Leary  Dennis  F.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  41  Terrence  street 

Leary  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  136  William  street 

Leary  Jeremiah,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  37  Ferry  street 

Leary  John,,  Proprietor  Riverside  Steam  Brick-yard,  South  Main  street, 
below  Agawam  Ferry.  All  kinds  of  Brick  on  hand  or  furnished  to  order  at  the 
shortest  notice.  House  Long  hill. 

Leary  John,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  rear  142  Water  street 
Leary  Mrs.  Mary,  house  block  20,  Indian  Orchard 
Leary  Michael,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  39  Sharon  street 
Leavitt  Benning,  emp  Chester  W.  Chapin,  boards  149  Chestnut  street 
Leavitt  E.  B.,  rooms  41  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  street 

Leavitt’s  Lining  Looms,  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  street,  (up 

one  flight.)  Regular  hoarders  or  transient  guests  furnished  with  meals  at  reasonable 
prices.  Tables  always  supplied  with  the  best  the  Market  affords.  Mrs.  E.  B. 
Leavitt,  proprietor. 

Leavitt,  Gillespie  & Gilmore,  Misses,  115  State  street.  Deal- 
ers in  Fancy  and  Ladies’  Furnishing  Goods.  In  connection  with  this  is  an  extensive 
Circulating  Library,  containing  all  the  new  and  popular  works  of  the  day. 

Miss  Ellen  A.  Leavitt,  boards  149  State  street 
Miss  Sarah  E.  Gillespie,  boards  149  State  street 
Miss  Lizzie  A.  Gilmore,  boards  149  State  street 

Le  Barron  W.  W.,  carpenter,  house  23  Quincy  street 
Lebrec  Peter,  emp  B & A R R,  house  20  Emery  street 
Le  Brec  Mrs.  Peter,  house  40  Emery  street 

Le  Cross  Napoleon,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  155  Lyman  street 

Ledock  Benjamin,  laborer,  house  103  William  street 

Ledoux  John,  emp  E.  Trask,  house  158  Union  street 

Lee  Mrs.  Addie,  private  school,  Pynchon  street,  boards  462  Central  street 

Lee  Almiron  E.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Lee  Benjamin  F.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  90  Thompson  street 

Lee  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  Monroe  street 

Lee  Mrs.  Catharine,  house  Colton  street 

Lee  Charles  H.,  boards  Colton  street 


A full  assortment  of  LUBIN’S  PERFUMES  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE, 
corner  Main  and  State  streets. 


PATENT  CALENDARS— Best  Advertising  Medium  Extant. 


294  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Lee  C • M.,  477  Main  street,  Dealer  in  Hats,  Caps,  Furs  and  Gentlemen’s 
Fine  Furnishing  Goods.  Also  Manufacturers  of  the  celebrated  True  Fitting  Curved 
Yoke  Shirts,  which  have  given  entire  satisfaction  to  all  who  have  worn  them. 
House  48  Bliss  street. 

Lee  Mrs.  Ellen  G.,  boarding-house,  339  Water  street 

Lee  George  L.9  Piano  and  Cabinet  Organ  Tuner,  Instruments  Repaired, 
Regulated  and  Cleaned  in  a thorough  and  satisfactory  manner.  Pianos  kept  in  order 
by  the  year  at  reasonable  rates.  Order  books  at  H.  Rude’s,  375  Main  street,  and  at 
Wilson  & Southland’s  music  room,  2 Fallon’s  block,  380  Main  street.  Boards  16 
Vernon  street. 

Lee  George  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  15  Hickory  street 

Lee  George  W.,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  113  Congress  street 

Lee  Henry  S.,  treasurer  Springfield  Institution  for  Savings,  h 254  Union  st 

Lee  Michael,  laborer,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Lee  Hiram,  teamster,  house  147  Taylor  street 

Lee  Horace  C.,  postmaster,  house  275  Union  street 

Lee  James,  emp  Austin  O’Riley,  house  Winthrop  street 

Lee  John  G.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  339  Water  street 

Lee  Joseph,  emp  A.  McQuade,  boards  17  George  street 

Lee  Martin,  laborer,  house  rear  138  Ferry  street 

Lee  Mrs.  M.  E.,  house  155  State  street 

Lee  Roswell,  (Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,)  house  565  Chestnut  street 

Lee  Samuel  K.,  emp  H.  K.  Baker,  boards  565  Chestnut  street 

Lee  Mrs.  Submit,  nurse,  boards  Florence  street 

Lee  T.  Eugene,  (Currier  & Hodskins,)  house  334  Worthington  street 

Lee  Thomas,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  foot  Court  street 

Lee  Thomas,  emp  J.  W.  Hawkes  & Co.,  boards  near  foot  Margaret  street 

Lee  Willard,  painter  and  paper-hanger,  house  58  East  William  street 

Lee  William  W.,  policeman,  house  15  Hickory  street 

Leeser  Joseph,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  h 4 Arlington  avenue  [406  Main  st 

Leet  C.  D.,  cartridge  manufacturer,  29  Hillman  street,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel, 

Leet  C.  S.,  book-keeper  C.  D.  Leet,  rooms  26  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street 

Leet  Herbert  A.,  emp  C.  D.  Leet,  boards  19  Franklin  street 

Lefaivre  P.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Lefebvre  F.  U.,  boarding-house,  522  Main  street 

Lefebvre  Joseph,  clerk  Newell  & Battersby,  boards  522  Main  street 

Lefevre  Henry,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Lefevre  Julius,  carpenter  and  joiner,  house  21  Linden  street 

Lefleur  Alexander,  laborer,  house  corporation  block,  Indian  Orchard 

Legg  Samuel  P.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  97  Willow  street 

Leglin  Peter,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Le  Gro  David,  boards  41  Worthington  street 

Lehmann  William  H.,  emp  C.  H.  Stebbins,  boards  81  Elm  street 

Lehreux  Joseph,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  31  Emery  street 


Just  the  thing  for  PUBLIC  SPEAKERS  and  SINGERS  is  Dr.  HOOKER’S  SO- 
LIDIFIED BALSAM  or  COUGH  LOZENGES. 


Most  Desirable  for  Counting-Room  Uses. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  295 

Leighton  Stillman  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Orleans  street 

Leland  Frank,  clerk  George  H.  Ireland  & Co.,  rooms  416  Main  street 

Leman  George,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  43  Loring  street 

Lemarle  Louis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  7 State  street 

Lemley  Horace,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  rooms  326  Worthington  street 

Lemon  Mrs.  J.  F.,  tailoress,  house  158  Bridge  street 

Lenhardt  George,  emp  John  B.  During,  house  38  Lombard  street 

Lennox  James,  emp  USA,  house  48  Monroe  street 

Lena  Godfrey,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Lenoir  William  C.,  rooms  10  Opera  House  block,  414  Main  street 

Lent  George  W.,  commission  merchant,  287  Main  street,  house  675  Main  st 

Leo  John,  emp  J.  L.  Worthy  & Co.,  boards  78  William  street 

Leonard  A.  P.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  42  Union  street 

Leonard  Austin  L.,  (L.  S.  Stowe  & Co.,)  house  Winthrop  street 

Leonard  Charles  I.,  manufacturer  Eureka  Spring  Bed,  boards  142  Bridge  st 

Leonard  Edward,  saloon,  175  Main  street,  house  55  Congress  street 

Leonard  Erastus  H.,  book-keeper,  house  118  Cedar  street 

Leonard  Francis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  62  Congress  street 

Leonard  Frank,  mason,  house  202  Spring  street 

Leonard  Frank  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  69  Holyoke  street 

Leonard  George  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  569  Main  street 

Leonard  J,  J}f.9  Dealer  in  Choice  Family  Groceries,  Teas,  Coffees,  Spices, 
Kerosene  Oil,  Flour,  and  Country  Produce.  Fresh  and  Salt  Meats,  Poultry,  Lard, 
Hams,  Sausages,  &c.  Corner  Hancock  and  Tyler  streets.  House  109  Hancock  street. 

Leonard  John,  grocer,  house  123  Wilcox  street 
Leonard  Martin,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Essex  street 
Leonard  Martin,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  26  Harrison  avenue 
Leonard  Michael,  grocer,  house  and  store  61  Ferry  street 
Leonard  Mrs.  Michael,  house  123  Wilcox  street 
Leonard  N.  A.,  (Leonard  & Wells,)  house  87  Mulberry  street 
Leonard  Samuel  S.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  13  Stearns’  park 
Leonard  Thomas,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  36  Essex  street 
Leonard  William  J.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  69  Holyoke  street 
Leonard  & Wells,  attorneys,  11  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street  v 
N.  A.  Leonard,  house  87  Mulberry  street  v 
Gideon  Wells,  house  Avon  place 

LePard  Andrew,  emp  W.  L.  Bailey,  board§  1 1 Dickinson  street 
Lerche  Emeil,  grocer,  549  Main  street,  house  Taylor  avenue 
Lerche  F.  William,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  263  Hancock  street 
Lessort  Seraphin,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  house  block  4,  Indian  Orchard 
Lester  M.  W.,  merchant,  Brightwood,  house  Liberty  street 
Lester  Warren  H.,  emp  Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Cedar  street 
Letendre  Moses,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

It  is  not  wanderiDg  from  the  truth  to  say  that  WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENINQ 
BITTERS  are  the  best. 


Stereotyping  and  Wood  Engraving  of  every  description 


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Lewis  Alexander  H.  G.,  deputy  sheriff,  house  corner  Chestnut  and  Linden  sts 

Lewis  Charles,  emp  L.  M.  Remington,  boards  37  Pine  street 

Lewis  Charles  H.,  carpenter,  house  329  Central  street 

Lewis  Charles  K.,  emp  S.  C.  Ray,  house  61  Yernon  street 

Lewis  David,  emp  F.  W.  Harwood,  house  186  Walnut  street 

Lewis  Edward  R.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  50  Margaret  street 

Lewis  Elias,  emp  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  house  187  Quincy  street 

Lewis  Ethan  A.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  West  Springfield 

Lewis  Frank  G.,  student,  boards  Hancock  street 

Lewis  George  S.,  assistant  assessor,  house  50  Margaret  street 

Lewis  George  S.,  Jr.,  (Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,)  house  27  Westminster  street 

Lewis  Henry  V.,  clerk  Tinkham  & Co.,  boards  50  Margaret  street 

Lewis  James,  baggage  master  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  63  Pynchon  street 

Lewis  James  H.,  clerk  City  Clerk’s  office,  boards  West  Springfield 

Lewis  Joseph  H.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  59  Margaret  street 

Lewis  Joseph  M.,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  rooms  Central  street 

Lewis  R.  T.,  mason,  boards  19  Elm  street 

Lewis  Mrs.  L.  S.,  house  289  Pine  street 

Lewis  Samuel  A.,  clerk  D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,  house  34  Pynchon  street 
Lewis  Samuel  B.,  emp  USA,  house  72  King  street 
Lewis  Thomas,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Lewis  W.  H.,  emp  D.  Smith  & Co.,  rooms  corner  Dale  and  Hubbard  avenues 
Lewis  William,  emp  Haynes  & Co.,  house  19  Lombard  street 
Lewis  William  H.,  emp  J.  D.  Green,  boards  27  Fort  street 
Ley  Fred  W.,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  boards  37  Dwight  street 
Lhereux  Samuel,  rooms  45  Railroad  street 
L’Heureux  L.  N.,  emp  D.  H.  Brigham,  boards  78  Bliss  street 
Lidford  George  H.,  boards  149  State  street 
Light  Anthony,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  2,  I 0 
Lillibridge  & Wright,  fish  and  oysters,  554  Main  street 
Clark  Lillibridge,  house  323  Water  street 
George  F.  Wright,  house  69  Wilcox  street 
Lillie  Dexter  P.,  clerk  Howard  & Brothers,  boards  39  Fort  street 
Lillie  & Palmer,  teamsters,  rear  Gruendler’s  Hotel,  Bridge  street 
Lucien  B.  Lillie,  house  39  Fort  street 
W.  F.  Palmer,  Scotland,  Ct. 

Lincoln  Allen  G.,  house  491  State  street 

Lincoln  A.  W.,  (Lincoln  & Long,)  house  15  Mulberry  street 

Lincoln  H.  S.,  emp  Downing  & Sturtevant,  boards  38  Vernon  street 

Lincoln  James  A.,  watch-maker,  boards  491  State  street 

Lincoln  William  H.,  farmer,  house  Thompson  street 

Lincoln  & Long,  dry  goods,  370  Main  street 

A.  W.  Lincoln,  house  15  Mulberry  street 
H.  D.  Long,  house  26  High  street. 


A full  line  of  Drugs,  Proprietary  Medicines  and  Druggist’s  Sundries  at  Webber’s 

Drug  Store. 


Done  to  Order  at  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


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Linehan  John,  blacksmith,  boards  123  Bridge  street 

Link  Chelsey  W.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Armory  street 

Linnehan  Dennis,  emp  USA,  house  34  Ashley  street 

Linnehan  Hugh,  emp  Wright  & Emerson,  house  119  Hancock  street 

Linnehan  James  J.,  saloon  101  Worthington  street,  house  103  Worthington  st 

Linnehan  John,  laborer,  house  26  Essex  street 

Linnehan  John,  expressman,  house  Essex  street 

Linnehan  Mrs.  Mary,  house  79  Park  street 

Linnehan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Linnehan  William  P.,  laborer,  house  40  Wilcox  street 

Linnet  Mrs.  John,  house  10  Union  street 

Litellier  Elzier,  expressman,  house  47  East  William  street 

Litellier  Michael,  house  47  East  William  street 

Littinew  Joseph,  emp  Union  Car  Spring  Co.,  house  56  Chaffee  avenue 

Little  Edward  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  bds  Myrtle  Street  House,  29  Myrtle  st 

Little  Edward  T.,  boards  716  Main  street 

Little  George  W.,  clerk  B & A R R,  rooms  563  Main  street 

Littlejohn  H.  P.,  emp  C RE,  boards  26  Fulton  street 

Livermore  Lorenzo  D.,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  house  Winthrop  street 

Livermore,  Swan  & Co,,  Importers,  Jobbers  and  Retailers  of  every 
description  of  Crockery,  China,  Glass,  Pure  Silver  and  Plated  Ware.  Hurlbut’s 
block,  corner  Main  and  Bridge  streets. 

O.  J.  Livermore,  rooms  177  State  street 
D.  L.  Swan,  house  794  Main  street 

Livingston  Frank  L.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Oak  street 
Livingston  Isaac  B.,  machinist,  house  374  Central  street 
Livingston  Luther  D.,  emp  Chauncey  Shepherd,  house  Oak  street 
Lloyd  Miss  Sarah,  tailoress,  boards  590  State  street 

Lobsitz  John,  Domestic  Bakery,  Tea,  Coffee  and  Lunch  Rooms,  No.  16 
Pynchon  street.  Private  Families  or  Parties  served  upon  the  most  liberal  terms. 
Brown  Bread  and  Baked  Beans  every  Sunday  morning.  House  20  Pynchon  street. 

Lockrow  Edwin,  emp  A.  W.  Griswold,  boards  50  State  street 
Loheed  W.  J.,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  boards  149  State  street 
Loman  Joseph,  laborer,  house  153  Hancock  street 
Lombard  Miss  Caroline,  house  56  Howard  street 

Lombard  C.  E.,  emp  L.  S.  Stowe  & Co.,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  st 
Lombard  Miss  Charlotte,  house  364  Main  street 
Lombard  Miss  Delia,  house  56  Howard  street 

Lombard  Edward  M.,  emp  Newell  Bros.  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 803  Main  st 

Lombard  Eldridge,  house  White  street 

Lombard  Mrs.  Elsie,  house  56  Howard  street 

Lombard  Estes,  emp  William  Patton,  boards  39  Main  street 

Lombard  Hosea  C.,  chief  engineer  Springfield  Fire  Department,  h 63  Bridge  st 

DR.  HOOKER’S  COUGH  AND  CROUP  SYRUP  Cures  Coughs,  Croups  and 

Hoarseness. 


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Lombard  John,  emp  Butler  & Ballard,  house  Essex  street 

Lombard  John  F.,  emp  B & A II  R,  house  Dickinson  street 

Lombard  Mrs.  Joseph,  house  Hancock  street 

Lombard  Justin,  house  364  Main  street 

Lombard  Mrs.  Lucy  S.,  house  22  Auburn  street 

Lombard  Orrin,  clerk  John  Kimberly  & Co.,  house  456  Hancock  street 

Lombard  Mrs.  Ruby,  house  757  Main  street 

Lombard  William  C.,  piano  tuner,  house  51  Pearl  street 

Lombard  W.  J.,  telegraph  operator  B & A R R,  boards  16  Yernon  street 

Londrey  John,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Londrey  Nelson,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Londrey  Peter,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Long  Charles  L.,  attorney,  11  Elm  street,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Long  Edgar  W.,  clerk  B & A R R,  boards  16  Yernon  street 

Long  Henry  D.,  (Lincoln  & Long,)  house  26  High  street 

Long  Walter,  waiter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Longley  Augustus  H.,  commission  merchant  New  York,  house  26  Harrison  ave 

Longley  Herbert  J.,  book-keeper  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  rooms  177  Union  st 

Longley  Samuel,  boards  270  Liberty  street 

Longway  Louis,  carpenter,  house  26  Willow  street 

Lonvill  Adolph,  carpenter,  house  74  Congress  street 

Look  Charles  R.,  emp  C.  W.  Richardson  & Co.,  house  47  Bradford  street 

Loomis  Adrian  L.,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co  , house' 47  Dwight  street 

Loomis  Alida  A.,  emp  Ray  & Taylor,  boards  30  Armory  street 

Loomis  A.  M.,  dancing  master,  rooms  18  Foot’s  block,  502  Main  street 

Loomis  Mrs.  A.  P.,  house  Tyler  street 

Loomis  Mrs.  Calvin,  boards  17  Maple  street 

Loomis  Charles,  emp  C.  C.  Moulton,  rooms  63  Vernon  street 

Loomis  Miss  Clara  J.,  teacher  Elm  street  school,  boards  44  Pynchon  street 

Loomis  David  S.,  carpenter,  house  50  Charles  street 

Loomis  Jacob  L.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  64  Bliss  street 

Loomis  James,  boards  18  Cypress  street 

Loomis  Lemuel,  emp  H.  J.  Powell,  house  34  Linden  street 

Loomis  Mrs.  M.  A.,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  rooms  358  Main  street 

Loomis  Rollin  H.,  clerk  H.  K.  Baker,  boards  17  Maple  street 

Loomis  Walter,  emp  David  Smith  & Co.,  house  26  William  street 

Loomis  William  H.,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  house  47  Dwight  street 

Looney  Cornelius,  mason  tender,  house  24  Sharon  street 

Looney  Joseph,  saloon-keeper,  saloon  and  house  Stockbridge  street 

Looney  Maurice,  laborer,  boards  68  Ferry  street 

Looney  Timothy,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  119  Howard  st 

Loony  Joseph,  laborer,  house  61  Park  street 

Loose  James  H.,  boards  Hampden  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Lord  John  H.,  machinist,  house  8 Woodworth  avenue 


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At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


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Lord  Thomas,  emp  Josiah  Cummings,  rooms  109  Worthington  street 
Lorden  Michael,  laborer,  house  30  Monroe  street 

Loren  William,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  boards  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Losee  George  B.,  overseer  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I 0 

Loud  Erastus  C.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  337  Central  street 

Loud  Mrs.  Martha  E.,  house  206  Worthington  street 

Loud  Waldo  A.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  boards  206  Worthington  street 

Louis  John,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Lovell  Charles,  clerk  F.  A.  Brooks,  boards  64  Greepwood  street 

Lovell  Charles  E.,  emp  M.  Goldthwait  & Son,  bds  Park  Street  House,  2 Park  st 

Lovell  Edward,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  64  Greenwood  street 

Lovering  Ezra  B.,  emp  E.  W.  Clarke,  house  36  Auburn  street 

Lowell  Nelson,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Main  street  Indian  Orchard 

Lowrie  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  219  Chestnut  street 

Loynes  Gardner  B.,  commercial  traveler,  house  60  Carew  street 

Lucas  Charles,  laborer,  house  Emerald  avenue 

Lucas  Mrs.  J.  E.,  house  54  Bridge  street 

Lucas  John,  emp  Ludlow  mills,  Jenksville,  boards  Water  st,  Indian  Orchard 
Lucas  John  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  127  Water  street 
Luce  John,  emp  D.  Warner,  boards  129  Bridge  street 
Lucia  Eugene,  carpenter,  house  28  Sharon  street 

Lucier  Alexandre,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Chestnut  street,  I O 
Lucier  Henry,  carpenter,  house  Essex  street 
Ludden  John,  carpenter,  house  13  Morris  street 
Ludden  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  73  Margaret  street 

Ludden  Michael,  carpenter,  house  33  Sharon  street  [Walnut  st 

Lull  J.  W.,  proprietor  Water  Shops  Omnibus  Line,  435  Walnut  st,  house  437 

Lundy  John,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  59  Congress  street 

Lura  Charles,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  house  Carew  street 

Lussier  Eli,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Worcester  street,  I O 

Lussier  Frank,  baker,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Luther  Charles  C.,  assistant  editor  Daily  Union,  rooms  Gilmore’s  blk,  Main  st 

Luther  Edgar  H.,  assistant  editor  Republican,  rooms  Gilmore’s  block,  Main  st 

Luther  J.  O.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  33  Orleans  street 

Lut%  «7.  C»  & Co,9  275  Main  street,  Lithographers  and  Engravers.  Every 
description  of  Lithographic  Printing  executed  in  the  best  style  of  art.  Diplomas, 
Certificates,  Show  Cards,  Checks,  Letter  and  Bill  Heads,  Manufacturers’  Labels  of 
all  kinds,  &c.,  &c. 

Jacob  C.  Lutz,  house  31  Franklin  street 
C.  M.  Burnett,  house  Everett  street 

L’Vaucher  Levi,  emp  Charles  J.  Goodwin,  house  Berkshire  st,  Indian  Orchard 
Lyman  Charles  H , student,  boards  218  Worthington  street 
Lyman  Charles  J.,  commercial  traveler,  rooms  41  Gray’s  court. 


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Please. 


MERCANTILE  PRINTING  OF  ALL  KINDS, 


300  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Lyman  Edward  M.,  seedsman,  house  83  Charles  street 
Lyman  E.  R.,  carpenter,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 
Lyman  George  J.,  emp  Henry  M.  Burt,  house  44  Green  street 
Lyman  Harvey,  (Lyman  & Woods,)  house  218  Worthington  street 
Lyman  Israel  F.,  vegetable  gardener,  house  Hickory  street 
Lyman  Moses  W.,  emp  E.  M.  Lyman,  boards  83  Charles  street 
Lyman  W.  I.,  emp  C R R,  house  33  Emery  street 

Lyman  & Woods,  second  hand  furniture  and  real  estate,  204  Worthington  st 
Harvey  Lyman,  house  218  Worthington  street 
George  Woods,  house  235  Worthington  street 
Lynch  Mrs.  Catharine,  house  Wilcox  street 
Lynch  Cornelius,  emp  Michael  Sullivan,  house  1 Mechanics’  row 
Lynch  Daniel,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  125  Hancock  street 
Lynch  Dennis,  emp  City,  house  82  Ashley  street 
Lynch  Edward,  emp  Haynes  & Co.,  house  389  Water  street 
Lynch  Edward,  emp  G.  W.  Swazey,  boards  23  Maple  street 
Lynch  Eugene,  saloon,  Market  street  corner  East  Court  st,  boards  48  Dwight  st 
Lynch  James,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  rear  4 Bridge  street 
Lynch  James,  laborer,  house  foot  State  street 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  emp  C R R,  house  95  Sharon  street 
Lynch  John  A.,  (Lynch  & Stanton,)  house  Wilcox  street 
Lynch  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  111  Congress  street 
Lynch  John,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 
Lynch  John,  shoe-maker,  shop  and  house  Columbia  street 
Lynch  Maurice,  emp  B & A R R,  house  127  Taylor  street 
Lynch  Owen,  farmer,  house  Indian  Orchard  road 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Lynch  William  J.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  691  Main  street 
Lynch  & Stanton,  plumbers,  9 Elm  street.  See  adv.  page  iii 
J.  A.  Lynch,  house  Wilcox  street 
S.  E.  Stanton,  house  15  Wight  avenue 
Lynde  George  B.,  emp  H.  J.  Powell,  boards  186  Main  street 
Lynds  William,  emp  D.  J.  Curtis,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 
Lynes  Maurice,  boards  Water  street 

Lynes  Michael,  emp  Mrs.  Ellen  Kelly,  boards  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Lyon  Baxter,  rooms  15  Express  block,  12  Court  street 

Lyon  Benjamin,  emp  USA,  house  609  State  street 

Lyon  Carl,  emp  H.  M.  Tucker,  boards  186  Main  street 

Lyon  Chas.  T.,  fruit  and  confectionery,  Allis  blk,  210  Main  st,  h 61  Franklin  st 

Lyon  Mrs  E.  T.,  laundress,  house  164  State  street 

Lyon  Jason,  depot  baggage-master  B & A R R,  house  74  Holyoke  street 

Lyon  Jerre,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Essex  street 

Lyon  Thomas  D.,  (Arnold  & Lyon,)  house  18  Sargeant  street 

Lyons  Dennis,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  1 Mechanic  street 

WEBBER’S  BIEIOUS  AND  CATHARTIC  PILES. 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  301 


Lyons  John,  emp  A.  L.  Ball,  house  4 Mechanics  row 
Lyons  John,  laborer,  house  Columbia  street 
Lyons  Michael,  laborer,  house  Emerald  avenue 

Macauly  Cecilia  C.,  nurse,  rooms  68  James  street 

MacBride  John,  emp  J.  W.  Adams,  house  52  Morgan  street 

MacDonald  Edward,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  93  Sharon  street 

Mack  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  foot  Court  street 

Mack  David,  Jr.,  M.  D.,  7 Foot’s  block,  502  Main  street 

Mack  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  69  Hancock  street 

Mack  Mrs.  Honora,  house  foot  State  street 

Mack  James  M.,  emp  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  boards  24  Florida  street 

Mack  John,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  69  Hancock  street 

Mack  John,  emp  Henry  F.  Bailey,  boards  foot  Court  street 

Mack  John,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  17  Wight  avenue 

Mack  John,  emp  J.  Whitcomb,  boards  19  State  street 

Mack  Michael,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  rooms  Railroad  street 

Mack  Patrick,  laborer,  house  29  Chaffee  avenue 

Mack  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  103  Wilcox  street 

Mack  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  rear  68  Sharon  street 

Mack  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  20  Whitney  avenue 

Mack  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  44  Congress  street 

Mack  Timothy,  laborer,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

Mackey  James,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  118  Tyler  street 

Mackey  Patrick,  conductor  B & A R R,  boards  58  Hampden  street 

Maclure  David,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Macready  James,  emp  Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,  house  25  Hubbard  avenue 

Macy  John  R.,  (New  England  Card  & Paper  Co.,)  house  46  School  street 

Madden  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  48  Park  street  [and  Pendleton  avenue 

Madden  Henry  E.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  corner  Orleans  street 

Madden  John,  laborer,  house  501  Hancock  street 

Madden  John,  saloon  27  Market  street,  house  15  Sanford  street 

Madden  John,  porter  Carlton  House,  13  Hampden  street 

Madden  Patrick,  emp  Sibley  & Rathbun,  house  48  Park  street  [Main  street 

Madden  William,  emp  Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  1 Parsons’  block,  556 

Madison  F.  W.,  house  114  Walnut  street 

Madison  Walter  R.,  emp  S.  W.  Pratt,  house  115  Walnut  street 

Magargal  E.  F.,  emp  William  Simpson,  rooms  103  Bliss  street 

Magill  George  W.,  conductor  B & A R R,  house  60  Clinton  street 

Maginnis  Henry,  (Beebe  & Maginnis,)  boards  453  State  street 

Maguire  Frank  A.,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  441  Union  street 

Maguire  George,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  441  Union  street 

Mahan  Patrick,  emp  Aaron  Wight,  house  63  Ferry  street 


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Mahaney  John,  ernp  B & A R R,  house  24  Trask’s  block,  river  bank 

Mahaney  John,  laborer,  house  19  Trask’s  block,  river  bank 

Mahaney  Mrs.  Julia,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Mahegin  Dennis,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  foot  State  street 

Maher  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  corner  Hancock  and  Tyler  streets 

Maher  James,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  313  Hancock  street 

Maher  Michael,  emp  Michael  Curtis,  h Fitzgerald  & Page’s  blk,  Worthington  st 

Maher  Patrick,  gardener,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Mahern  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  68  Ferry  street 

Mahoney  Dennis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  57  Sharon  street 

Mahoney  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  41  Ferry  street 

Mahoney  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  24  Liberty  street 

Mahoney  Michael,  emp  N Y,  N H & II  R R,  house  106  Wilcox  street 

Mahoney  Richard,  farmer,  house  old  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Mahoney  William,  emp  Mass.  Mut.  Life  Ins.  Co.,  boards  99  Wilcox  street 

Main  Mrs.  John,  house  35  Emery  street 

Major  Joseph,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  89  Margaret  street 

Major  William,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  corner  Essex  and  Main  streets 

Makinster  R.  W.,  mason,  rooms  414  Main  street 

Malane  John,  mason,  house  Essex  street 

Malarky  Thomas,  laborer,  house  83  Essex  street 

Malins  John,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  77  Franklin  street 

IMI  ALLEY’S 

Mammoth  Millinery  Establishment, 

490  Main  Street , near  State  Street • 

M.  W.  Malley,  house  Margaret  street. 

Malley  Patrick,  emp  Howard  & Brothers,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

Malone  John,  teamster,  house  107  Ferry  street 

Malone  John,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  foot  State  street 

Malone  Maurice,  emp  B & A R R,  house  78  Sharon  street 

Malone  Maurice,  emp  George  W.  Tapley,  house  Cross  street 

Malone  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  78  Sharon  street 

Malone  Patrick,  teamster,  house  107  Ferry  street 

Malone  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  102  Sharon  street 

Malone  Thomas,  shoe-maker,  house  50  Ferry  street 

Maloney  C.  C.,  farmer,  house  Plainfield  street 

Maloney  James,  laborer,  house  57  Sharon  street 

Maloney  James,  laborer,  house  22  Union  street 

Maloney  John,  emp  USA,  house  95  Factory  street 

Maloney  John,  emp  Edward  Lawler,  house  96  Liberty  street 


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Maloney  John,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Maloney  Michael,  laborer,  boards  57  Sharon  street 

Maloney  Patrick,  emp  Sheldon  Webster,  house  13  Essex  street 

Maloney  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  46  Wilcox  street 

Maloney  Thomas,  emp  C.  C.  Maloney,  boards  Plainfield  street 

Maloney  Timothy,  emp  B & A R R,  house  106  Sharon  street 

Manchester  E.  L.;  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  206  Walnut  street 

Maney  Edward,  carpenter,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard  [Emery  st 

Manley  A.  B.,  City  Sealer  and  Milk  Inspector,  Wight’s  block,  Main  st,  h 30 

Manley  Mrs.  A.  B.,  Clairvoyant  Physician,  and  Dealer  in  Botanic 
Medicines  of  all  kinds.  Examinations,  personal  or  by  lock  of  hair,  $1.00.  Office 
and  house  30  Emery  street. 

Manley  Charles  F.,  carpenter,  house  27  Pendleton  avenue 

Manley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Union  street 

Manley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  near  foot  Wilcox  street 

Manley  Thomas  J.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  80  Bradford  street 

Manning  Andrew,  laborer,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Manning  Daniel,  emp  Edward  Lawler,  house  84  Congress  street 

Manning  David  J.,  emp  James  Burke,  house  42  Worthington  street 

Manning  Dennis,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Center  street,  I O 

Manning  Elisha  R.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  339  Water  street 

Manning  John,  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  74  Liberty  street 

Manning  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Ferry  street,  Ferry  court 

Manning  Michael,  emp  S A & N R R,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Manning  Thomas,  house  302  Water  street 

Manning  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  60  Ferry  street 

Manning  Timothy  T.,  emp  USA,  house  113  Congress  street 

Manninx  David,  emp  B & A R R,  house  18  Ferry  street 

Mannix  John,  laborer,  house  28  Sharon  street 

Mansfield  George  E.,  bakery,  546  Main  street,  house  16  Bliss  street 

Mansfield  H.  A.,  life  insurance  agent,  house  99  William  street 

Mansfield  John,  emp  George  E.  Mansfield,  house  Water  street 

Mansfield  John,  house  34  Ashley  street 

Mansfield  John  Q.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  190  Hancock  street 

Mansfield  Michael,  emp  USA,  house  119  Essex  street 

Manson  C.  A.,  M D.,  office  corner  State  and  Main  streets,  house  313  Union  st 

Manville  L.  D.,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

Mara  Mrs.  R.,  house  660  Union  street 

Maraine  F.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Maraine  M.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Marcelles  Frank,  boot-maker,  4 Dwight  street,  house  18  Dwight  street 

Marcy  Charles  G.,  emp  USA,  house  579  State  street 

Marcy  Justin  G , rooms  579  State  street 

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Margerura  Henry  J.,  tobacconist,  480  Main  street,  h Harrison  ave  cor  Dwight  st 
Margeson  Christopher,  boards  Sherman  street  near  State 
Margeson  James  P.,  emp  J.  C.  Bridgman,  house  52  Quincy  street 

3Tavien  J.  H.9  Carpenter  and  Builder.  Shop  69  Stockbridge  street, 
First  door  east  of  Smith  & Wesson’s  Pistol  Factory.  House  194  High  street. 

Markey  Dennis,  moulder,  house  169  Main  street 

Markham  E.  F.,  butcher,  house  corner  White  and  Allen  streets 

Markham  Michael,  emp  USA,  house  19  Ferry  street 

Markham  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  110  Sharon  street 

Markham  William  H.,  carpenter  and  millwright,  house  140  State  street 

Marks  Eugene,  emp  Eldredge  & Lewis,  boards  19  Stearns’  park 

Maroney  Bryan,  emp  Hood  & Miller,  house  90  Elm  street 

Maroney  James,  emp  L.  I.  Fisk  & Co.,  house  109  Wilcox  street 

Marooney  Thomas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  147  Lyman  street 

Marquette  Louis,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  6,  I O 

Marra  Peter,  (James  & Marra,)  house  115  Linden  street 

Marrow  Miss  Mary,  house  6 Wilcox  block,  William  street 

Marsh  Charles,  cashier  Pynchon  National  Bank,  house  29  Elliott  street 

Marsh  Charles  S.,  (J.  S.  Marsh  & Co.,)  boards  47  School  street 

Marsh  Mrs.  Charlotte,  house  Webster  avenue 

Marsh  D.  J.,  treasurer  Five  Cents  Saving  Bank,  house  62  Elliott  street 
Marsh  Mrs.  E.  W.,  house  45  Boylston  street 

Marsh  G.  Herbert,  clerk  Whitney  & Adams,  boards  13  Summer  street 
Marsh  Henry  E.,  clerk  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  street 
Marsh  Mrs.  Horatio,  house  10  Symonds’  avenue 
Marsh  James,  emp  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  house  Cross  street 
Marsh  Mrs  J.  N.,  dress-maker,  house  13  Summer  street 

J Mavsll  J.  S.  & Co.  9 391  Main  street,  Union  block,  Wholesale  and  Re- 
tail Dealers  in  Fine  Groceries,  Flour,  Butter,  Cheese,  Fruits,  &c.  Always  on  hand  a 
choice  selection  of  Groceries.  See  adv.,  p.  xiii. 

Joel  S.  Marsh,  house  47  School  street 
Charles  S.  Marsh,  boards  47  School  street 

Marsh  L.  A.,  paper-hanger,  house  13  Summer  street 
Marsh  Myron  N.,  clerk  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  street 
Marsh  Newell,  emp  W.  H.  Raynor,  boards  157  Main  street 
Marsh  Miss  Susan  M.,  school-teacher,  house  King  street 
Marsh  William  S.,  (Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,)  house  85  Elliott  street 
Marsh  W.  P.  & Co.,  boots  and  shoes,  430  Main  street.  See  adv.,  p.  91 
Marsh  W.  P.,  house  82  Union  street 
Hooker  John,  M.  D.,  house  183  State  street 
Marshall  Charles  C.,  emp  Joseph  C.  Marshall,  boards  16  Vernon  street 
Marshall  Charles  W.,  engineer  B & A R R,  boards  32  Holyoke  street 
Marshall  J.  C.,  pattern-maker,  15  Taylor  street,  rooms  33  Fort  street 


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Marshall  John,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Marshfield  Michael  J.,  emp  Hood  & Miller,  house  227  Worthington  street 

Martin  Cephas,  emp  Nathan  E,  Babbitt,  boards  Wason  street,  Brightwood 

Martin  Eben,  engineer  NYC,  house  Seventh  street 

Martin  Miss  E.  C.  C.,  dress-maker,  house  foot  Mechanic  street 

Martin  Edwin,  emp  USA,  rooms  475  Main  street 

Martin  Erskine  G.,  emp  Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  boards  27  Sargeant  street 
Martin  Frederick  W.,  engraver,  25  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  st,  h 24  State  st 
Martin  George,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  house,  236  Main  street 
Martin  George  E , stationer,  house  corner  Seventh  and  Fulton  streets 
Martin  George  E.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  83  Gardner  street 

Martin  JET,  C.,  No.  1 Walnut  street,  Dealer  in  Fresh  and  Salt  Fish  of 
all  kinds,  Oysters,  Lobsters  and  Clams.  Vegetables  of  all  kinds,  in  their  season. 
All  orders  by  express  or  mail  promptly  attended  to.  House  52  Oak  street. 

Martin  Henry,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Chestnut  street,  I 0 

Martin  Isaac,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Chestnut  street,  I 0 

Martin  James,  emp  B & A B R,  boards  24  Liberty  street 

Martin  Jerry,  farmer,  house  Blake’s  hill  road 

Martin  John,  emp  B & A B R,  boards  102  William  street 

Martin  Joseph,  boards  144  Water  street 

Martin  Mrs.  M.  A.,  dress-maker,  boards  71  Gardner  street 

Martin  Mrs.  Mary,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Martin  Mrs.  Mary  M.,  house  Osgood  street 

Martin  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Bond  street 

Martin  William  H.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  24  Lombard  street 

Martin  William  H.,  boards  foot  Mechanic  street 

Martinson  Mrs.  Augusta,  dress-maker,  boards  44  Margaret  street 

Marvin  John,  emp  Myron  Child,  house  136  Dwight  street 

Mason  Mrs.  C.  A.,  house  119  Howard  street 

Mason  George  A.,  boards  133  Carew  street 

Mason  James  W.,  laborer,  house  Eastern  avenue 

Mason  Mrs.  Mary,  house  107  Monroe  street 

Mason  Primus  P.,  farmer,  house  773  State  street 

Mason  William,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  4 Cypress  street 

Mason  William  K.,  laborer,  house  Bay  road 

Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  413  Main  street,  see  adv.,  p.  v. 
Massasoit  House,  236  and  238  Main  street 

Massasoit  Paper  Manufacturing  Co.,  warehouse  Main  street 
opposite  the  Massasoit  House,  Manufacturers  of  First  Class  Writing  Papers.  Mills 
in  Huntington  and  Holyoke,  Mass. 

C.  L.  Coveil,  president,  house  Liberty  street 
. E.  C.  Rogers,  agent  and  treasurer,  house  63  School  street 

Massicott  Mitchell,  grocer,  house  and  store  296  Water  street 


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1 [Tasters  & Preston 9 Main  street,  opposite  Court  square,  (successors  to 
E.  Bigelow.)  Dealers  in  Drugs,  Chemicals  and  Fancy  Goods.  A specialty  made 
of  Physicians  Prescriptions.  All  of  the  “ Bigelow  ” recipes  are  in  our  possession 
and  will  be  compounded  in  a careful  manner.  See  adv.  on  front  cover. 

T.  Edward  Masters,  boards  33  Vernon  street 
Alfred  J.  Preston,  boards  149  State  street 

Mather  Charles  M.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Myrtle  street 
Mathews  Charles  R.,  mason,  house  Douglass  avenue 
Mathews  George,  emp  Chapin,  Wooster  & Co.,  rooms  32  Emery  street 
Mathews  Miss  W.,  music-teacher,  boards  44  Spring  street 

Math eivson  J,  J T,,  Steel  Letter  Cutter,  Wight’s  block,  corner  Main 
and  Worthington  streets.  Every  variety  of  Letter  Cutting: — Name  stamps,  Alpha- 
bets, Figures,  Stamps  for  Patent  Articles,  Key  Check  Dies,  etc.,  made  on  the  best 
of  Cast  Steel.  All  orders  promptly  executed  and  warranted  to  give  satisfaction. 
House  37  Bradford  street. 

Matt  Joseph,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Matthews  B.,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Matthews  Horace,  piano-forte  dealer,  rooms  26  Fort  street 

Matthews  John,  upholsterer,  rooms  Willow  street 

Matthews  John  W.,  piano  dealer,  house  26  Fort  street 

Matthews  Joseph,  carpet-weaver,  house  200  Pendleton  avenue 

Matthews  Moses,  laborer,  house  175  State  street 

Mattimore  Thomas,  emp  James  Burns,  house  Armory  road 

Mattoon  George,  cotton  and  waste  dealer,  office  310  Main  street,  h Chicopee 

Mattoon  John  F.,  emp  George  Mattoon,  house  24  Bread  street 

Mattoon  William,  farmer,  house  94  Elliott  street 

Mattoon  William  P.,  wholesale  flour  dealer,  26  Lyman  street,  h 43  Mattoon  st 
Mauger  Charles  E.,  hair  dealer,  house  38  Winthrop  street 
Mauger  Mrs.  Mary  L.,  dealer  in  human  hair,  151  State  st,  h 38  Winthrop  st 
Mawman  John,  tailor,  house  188  Liberty  street 

Maxfield  & Co.9  Hampden  Hall  Furniture  Warehouse.  Manufacturers 
and  Wholesale  Dealers  in  Elegant  Furniture,  Mattresses,  Curtain  Trimmings, 
&c.,  and  Furniture  of  all  kinds,  419  Main  street. 

Charles  E.  Maxfield,  house  44  Spring  street 
Edward  E.  Hitch,  house  Lincoln  street 

Maxon  Albert  S.,  painter,  house  328  Union  street 

Maxwell  E.  W.,  policeman,  boards  29  Vine  street 

Maxwell  F.  H.,  emp  George  W.  Tapley,  house  64  Broad  street 

Maxwell  Rufus  S.,  policeman,  house  29  Vine  street 

May  James  L.,  mason,  boards  84  Marble  street 

May  Lewis,  shoe-maker,  house  84  Marble  street 

Maybury  James  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  78  Essex  street 

Mayette  John,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Mayette  Pierre,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Mayforth  Conrad,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Blake’s  hill  road 

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Mayher  Harry  C.,  emp  Gill  & Hayes,  house  Grant  street 

Mayne  Colin,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  81  Main  street 

J Waynavd,  JE,  jB.,  Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law.  Office  475  Main 
street.  House  Andrew  street. 

Maynard  Samuel,  laborer,  house  Hampden  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Maynard  Samuel,  Jr.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I 0 
Maynard  Walter,  farmer,  house  Boston  road 

Mayo  Bev.  A.  D.,  pastor  Church  of  the  Unity,  bds  Haynes’  Hotel  406  Main  st 

Mayo  Alfred  N.,  (Dickinson  & Mayo,)  house  343  Worthington  street 

Mayo  Amaziah,  builder,  office  and  house  156  Lyman  street 

Mayo  Amaziah,  Jr.,  carpenter,  house  168  Lyman  street 

Mayo  Charles  B.,  emp  S.  L.  Smith,  house  16  Gray’s  court 

Mayott  L.  H.,  contractor  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  st 

McAnanama  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  207  Worthington  street 

McAvoy  Bryan,  grocer,  house  and  store  97  Hancock  street 

McAvoy  Mrs.  Mary,  house  97  Hancock  street 

McAvoy  Thomas,  shoe-maker,  8 Bridge  st,  h Fitzgerald  & Page’s  blk,  Water  st 
McBride  John,  laborer,  boards  72  Liberty  street 
McBride  Patrick,  emp  C R R,  house  119  Sharon  street 
McBride  Peter,  emp  C R R,  house  54  Vine  street 

McCabe  Edward,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

McCabe  James,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 

McCaffrey  Charles,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  102  Sharon  street 

McCall  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  247  Worthington  street 

McCallum  A.  S.,  emp  J.  C.  Lutz  & Co.,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

McCann  Bernard,  emp  J.  C.  Medbery,  house  1 19  Congress  street 

McCann  Miss  Katie,  house  69  Vine  street 

McCann  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  rear  142  Water  street 

McCarthy  Daniel,  laborer,  house  54  Bay  street 

McCarthy  Timothy,  emp  James  A.  Byrnes,  house  Sharon  street 

McCarthy  William,  laborer,  house  Columbia  street 

McCarty  Mrs.  Ann,  house  rear  8 Union  street 

McCarty  Callahan,  house  74  Liberty  street 

McCarty  Cornelius,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  109  Congress  street 

McCarty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

McCarty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  73  Sharon  street 

McCarty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Chaffee  avenue 

McCarty  Daniel,  emp  B & A R R,  house  35  Ferry  street 

McCarty  Dennis,  emp  WTestern  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  rooms  34  New  street 

McCarty  Dennis,  emp  F.  Edward  Gray,  house  35  Ferry  street 

McCarty  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  Wight  avenue 

McCarty  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  Union  street 

McCarty  Eugene,  house  24  Liberty  street 


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McCarty  Florence,  carpenter,  house  36  Ferry  street 
McCarty  Florence,  laborer,  house  75  Sharon  street 
McCarty  Janies,  emp  B & A R R,  house  187  Main  street 
McCarty  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  60  Essex  street 
McCarty  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  180  Tyler  street 
McCarty  James  & Co.,  groceries  and  meat,  7 Ferry  street 
James  McCarty,  house  West  Springfield 
Frank  P.  O’Hara,  house  9 Ferry  street 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  emp  B & A R R,  house  75  Sharon  street 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  12  Union  street 
McCarty  Jerre,  emp  B & A R R,  house  57  Ferry  street 
McCarty  John,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  rooms  Railroad  street 
McCarty  John,  emp  T.  W.  Gilbert,  boards  Union  street 
McCarty  John,  boards  594  Union  street 

McCarty  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co  , boards  Sharon  street 

McCarty  Mrs.  Julia,  house  19  Union  street 

McCarty  Michael,  house  80  Ferry  street 

McCarty  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  37  Ferry  street 

McCarty  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  45  Ferry  street 

McCarty  Patrick,  2d,  emp  B & A R R,  house  45  Ferry  street 

McCarty  Timothy,  mason,  house  60  Ferry  street 

McCauley  Mrs.  C.,  nurse,  house  68  James  street 

McCauley  Daniel,  mason  and  builder,  house  29  Bancroft  street 

McCauley  David,  (McCauley  & Bartlett,)  house  29  Bancroft  street 

McCauley  John,  porter  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  street 

McCauley  & JBavtlett9  Masons  and  Builders.  Orders  received  at  the 

residence  of  either  member  of  the  firm. 

Daniel  McCauley,  house  29  Bancroft  street  , 

Horace  Bartlett,  house  125  Summer  street 

McClaren  Robert,  carpenter,  boards  77  Franklin  street 
McClary  James,  bouse  Cross  street 

McClary  John  M.,  commission  merchant,  18  Harrison  ave,  h 38  Grosvenor  st 
McClean  A.  S.,  M.  D.,  office  40  Bliss  street,  house  34  Bliss  street 
McClearget  John,  emp  USA,  house  Columbia  street 
McCleav.er  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  37  Ferry  street 
McClery  John,  emp  William  H.  Raynor,  house  138  Bond  street 
McClester  Ralph,  emp  W.  L.  Wilcox  & Co.,  house  68  James  street 
MeClintock  James  W.,  emp  USA,  house  73  Monroe  street 
McClintock  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  85  Monroe  street 
McCormick  Cornelius,  emp  USA,  bouse  149  Magazine  street 
McCormick  James,  emp  City,  house  Tyler  street 

McCormick  John.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  bds  boarding-house  block  1,10 
McCormick  John,  emp  G.  H.  Deane  & Co.,  house  96  Liberty  street 

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McCormick  Mrs.  Mary,  house  Willow  street 

McCormick  P.,  mason,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

MeCormick  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

McCormick  Patrick,  emp  USA,  boards  149  Magazine  street 

McCormick  Peter,  laborer,  house  68  Marble  street 

McCormick  Thomas,  house  133  William  street 

McCormiek  Thomas,  emp  W.  H.  Raynor,  house  123  Essex  street 

McCormick  William,  emp  C R R,  boards  30  Vine  street 

McOort  Mrs.  Mary,  house  49  Ashley  street 

McCoy  Clark,  emp  B & A R R,  house  168  Lyman  street 

McCoy  William,  book-keeper  J.  A.  Byrnes,  boards  4 Cypress  street 

McCray  Henry  E.,  emp  F.  F.  Cowles,  house  128  Essex  street 

MeCrohan  Mrs.  Catherine,  house  132  Ferry  street 

McCurdy  John,  laborer,  house  8 Union  street 

McCutcheon  Mrs.  Jane,  boarding-house  Jenksville  road 

McCutcheon  John,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  Jenksville  road 

McDamll  Mrs.  Ellen,  boarding-house,  Fitzgerald  & Page’s  blk,  Worthington  st 

McDermott  Rev.  J.  J.,  rector  St.  Michael’s  cathedral,  boards  250  State  street 

McDermott  Patrick,  emp  R.  E.  Cooper  & Co.,  house  17  Wight  avenue 

McDonald  Daniel,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  boarding-house  block,  I 0 

McDonald  Dennis,  laborer,  house  9 Ferry  street 

McDonald  Edward,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Linden  street 

McDonald  Frank  W.,  emp  Gill  & Hayes,  rooms  48  Dwight  street 

McDonald  James  E.,  clerk  Holmes  & Gilmore,  boards  Linden  street 

McDonald  John,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  63  Holyoke  street 

McDonald  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Linden  street 

McDonald  J.  R.,  commercial  traveler,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

McDonald  Maurice,  laborer,  boards  102  Sharon  street 

McDonald  W.  A.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  84  Main  street 

McDonnell  Alexander,  emp  James  Burns,  boards  Armory  road 

McDonnell  John,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  62  Wilcox  street 

McDonnell  William,  emp  H.  M.  Burt  & Co.,  boards  cor  Howard  and  Main  sts 

McDonnold  Thomas,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  4 Trask’s  blk,  river  bank 

McDonough  Michael,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  97  Ferry  st 

McElhiney  William,  emp  A.  Blodgett  & Brother,  house  10  Wight  avenue 

McElwain  Edward,  (Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,)  house  43  Federal  street 

McElyheney  J.  B.,  plasterer,  house  531  Main  street 

McElroy  James  W.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  118  Margaret  street 

McEvoy  Thomas,  boot-maker.  Bridge  street,  house  Water  street,  new  block 

McEwen  William,  emp  L.  I.  Fisk  & Co.,  house  rear  94  Gardner  street  [Falls 

McFarland  A.,  coffee  and  spice  manufacturer,  74  Worthington  st,  h Chicopee 

McFedden  Charles,  emp  B & A R R,  house  rear  138  Ferry  street 

McGann  Thomas,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 


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McGarr  Mrs.  Ann,  house  6 Union  street 

McGee  Rodney,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  48  Sharon  street 

McGinley  James  A.,  confectioner,  353  Main  street,  house  84  Main  street 

McGettrich  Thomas,  emp  USA,  house  160  Liberty  street 

McGinty  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  153  Worthington  street 

McGlinn  Thomas,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  109  Wilcox  street 

McGoff  Joseph,  clerk  and  boards  Carlton  House,  13  Hampden  street 

McGoran  Thomas,  carpenter,  boards  10  Stearns’  park 

Me  Gough  Mrs.  A.,  house  52  Willow  street 

McGovern  William,  laborer,  house  101  Gardner  street 

McGrath  James,  (John  Shea  & Co.,)  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

McGrath  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  103  Sharon  street 

McGrath  Patrick,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan,  boards  45  Elliott  street 

McGrath  Thomas,  laborer,  house  South  street 

McGreavey  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  95  Sharon  street 

McGreavey  Peter,  tailor,  house  28  Sharon  street 

McGregor  James,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  William  street 

McGregor  Robert  R.,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  house  44  Broad  street 

McGregory  Albert  N.,  mason,  house  Jenksville  road 

McGregory  E.  P.,  carpenter,  house  182  Worthington  street 

McGregory  George,  (McGregory  & Son,)  house  36  Fremont  street 

McGregory  J.  Frank,  emp  J.  T.  Webber  & Co.,  boards  36  Fremont 

McGregory  & Soti9  2 Burt’s  block,  520  Main  street,  and  2 Bliss  street 
(successors  to  Crabtree  & Short,  Springfield  Marble  Works.)  Manufacturers  and 
Dealers  in  Marble  and  Slate  Mantels,  Monuments,  Tablets  and  Gravestones. 

Joseph  McGregory,  boards  31  Margaret  street 
George  McGregory,  house  31  Margaret  street 

McGuire  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  15  Alert  street 

McGuire  Peter,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  15  Alert  street 

McGullcuddy  Patrick,  emp  P.  J.  Burke,  house  38  New  street 

Mclnerny  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  Ferry  street,  Ferry  court 

Mclnerny  James,  emp  USA,  house  Eastern  avenue 

Mclnerny  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  44  Congress  street 

Mclnerny  Patrick,  laborer,  house  158  Pendleton  avenue 

Mclnerpy  Thomas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  110  Sharon  street 

Mclntire  Miss  Anna  M.;  dress-maker,  boards  98  Main  street 

Me  Intire  Charles 9 corner  Dwight  street  and  Harrison  avenue.  Sign 
Painter,  and  Grainer.  Liberal  discount  to  the  trade.  House  67  Dwight  street. 

Mclntire  Charles  C.,  emp  H.  W.  Phelps,  house  rear  367  State  street 
Mclntire  Ely,  house  64  Court  street 
Mclntire  Henry  L.,  farmer,  house  Allen  street 

Mclntire  lames  JE •,  Attorney  at  Law  and  Notary  Public.  Office 
over  Chicopee  Bank,  corner  Main  and  Elm  streets.  House  64  Court  street. 


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Mclntire  Melvin  H.,  machinist,  New  Haven,  house  431  Main  street 
Mclntire  Owen  E.,  laborer,  house  Cross  street 
Mclntire  Peter  P„  emp  W.  P.  Elliott,  hoards  Terrence  street 
McIntosh  A.  J.,  (Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,)  house  179  State  street 
McIntosh  John  C.,  ticket-master,  depot,  house  49  Clinton  street 
McIntyre  Mrs.  Sarah,  house  82  William  street 
McIntyre  S.  W.,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  boards  82  William  street 
McKalley  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  44  Congress  street 
McKay  Thomas,  emp  Hogan  & O’Keefe,  house  73  Congress  street 
McKechnie  Hugh,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  Boston  road 
McKechnie  Mrs.  Isabella,  house  Boston  road 
McKechnie  James,  emp  USA,  house  366  Walnut  street 
McKechnie  John,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  Boston  road 
McKee  Mrs.  C.  S.,  house  266  Water  street 

McKelvey  J.  R.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  93  Greenwood  street 
McKenna  Archibald,  boards  157  Main  street 
McKenna  James  J.,  teamster,  boards  29  Stockbridge  street 
McKenna  John,  emp  U S A,  house  29  Stockbridge  street 
McKenna  Peter,  emp  Norcross  Brothers,  boards  29  Stockbridge  street 
McKenney  Michael,  emp  C.  L.  Goodhue,  house  121  Sharon  street 
McKenney  William,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  116  Bridge  street 
McKensie  M.  E.  S.,  house  663  Main  street 

McKnight  John  D.,  Carpet  Rooms,  rear  of  McKnight,  Norton  & 
Hawley’s  dry  goods  store.  The  best  place  in  the  City  to  buy  Carpets.  Full  assort- 
ment of  all  grades  of  Carpets,  Oil  Cloths,  Mattings,  &c.  House  State  street  corner 
Thompson  street 

McKnigllt , Norton  & Hawley,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

Dry  Goods,  Hurlbut’s  block,  340  Main  street,  corner  of  Bridge  street. 

W.  H.  McKnight,  house  714  State  street 
W.  W,  Norton,  house  53  Yernon  street 
N.  I Hawley,  house  47  Thompson  street 

McKoe  A.  T.,  saloon,  17  Elm  street,  boards  15  Elm  street 
McKoe  Mrs.  Sarah,  house  15  Elm  street 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  house  101  Gardner  street 
McLaughlin  Mrs.  Sarah,  laundress,  house  New  street 

McLoughlin  Thomas,  (Thomas  McLoughlin  & Co.,)  house  44  Congress  street 

McLoughlin  Thos.  & Co., coal  dealers, office  cor  Main  & Sanford  sts — see  adv.p  xv 

McLeoud  John,  (A.  Grant  & Co.,)  boards  148  Bridge  street 

McMahan  Henry,  painter,  boards  102  Sharon  street 

McMahon  Bryan,  laborer,  house  Cedar  street 

McMahon  Mrs.  Delia,  house  5 New  street 

McMahon  John,  emp  H.  N.  Case,  house  Ashmun  street 

McMahon  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  107  Ferry  street 

McMahon  Michael,  house  17  Ferry  street 


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McMaonus  John,  emp  H.  F.  Bailey,  boards  9 Symonds  aveoue 
McManus  James,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  61  Congress  street 
McManus  James,  boot-maker,  house  and  shop  45  Hampden  street 
McMaster  Daniel,  emp  George  A.  Flagg,  boards  129  Bridge  street 
McMaster  Dauiel,  emp  Wm.  S.  Collins,  bds  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  sfc 
McMaster  James,  house  52  East  William  street 
McMaster  Mrs.  Jane,  boards  129  Bridge  street 
McMaster  Malon  K.,  emp  Perkins  & Nye,  house  18  Chaffee  avenue 
McMinn  J.  W.,  book-keeper  D.  B.  Montague  & Co.,  boards  16  Vernon  street 
McNamara  Charles,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
McNamara  Daniel,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  boards  12  Worthington  street 
McNamara  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  45  Sharon  street 
McNamara  James,  emp  Springfield  Cemetery,  boards  45  Sharon  street 
McNamara  John,  emp  Haynes  & Co.,  house  300  Chestnut  street 
McNamara  Mrs.  Mary,  house  96  Wilcox  street 
McNamara  Michael,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  boards  96  Wilcox  street 
McNamara  Michael,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
McNamara  William,  emp  Newell  Brothers,  boards  59  Park  street 
McNamara  William,  emp  B & A R R,  bouse  132  Taylor  street 
McNammee  Frank,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
McNary  Jerry,  house  Wilcox  street 

McNeal  B.  B.,  postal  clerk  B & A R R,  rooms  51  Fort  street 

McNeal  John,  lather,  house  19  Wight  avenue 

McNulty  John,  emp  C.  E.  White  & Co.,  house  93  Congress  street 

McNulty  Matthew,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  179  Hancock  street 

McPhee  Donald,  emp  USA,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

McQuade  Andrew,  teamster,  house  17  George  street 

McQuade  James,  laborer,  house  George  street 

McQuaide  Thomas,  emp  A.  Mayo,  house  10  Columbia  street 

McQueen  David,  mason,  boards  157  Main  street 

McShara  Miles,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  rooms  Railroad  street 

McSweeney  Edward,  emp  Richard  Ivers,  boards  7 Union  street 

McSweeney  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  7 Union  street 

McTiernan  Bernard,  porter  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  street 

Mead  Charles  H.,  emp  F.  Ellison,  house  14  Cypress  avenue 

Mead  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  126  William  street 

Mead  John,  carriage  painter,  boards  126  William  street 

Meade  John  M.,  emp  Royal  Harrington,  house  28  Whitney  avenue 

Meagher  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  29  Ferry  street 

Meagher  Patrick,  house  corner  Main  and  Essex  street 

Meagher  Patrick,  house  Moore  avenue,  Brightwood 

Mealy  John,  emp  John  Roche,  house  59  Park  street 

Mecory  M.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 


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Medberry  «/•  C*9  105  Worthington  street,  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Meats, 
Poultry,  Hams,  Lard,  Sausages,  &c.,  &c.  Vegetables  in  their  season.  House  239 
Worthington  street. 

Meehan  Henry,  laborer,  boards  133  Essex  street 

Meehan  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  133  Essex  street 

Meehan  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co  , house  18  Alert  street 

Meehan  Thomas,  teamster,  house  17  New  street 

Meekins  Emory,  (Tinkham  & Co.,)  house  22  Howard  street 

Meers  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  78  Sharon  street 

Meggett  Joseph  J.,  boards  219  Walnut  street 

Meggett  Leon,  emp  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  house  219  Walnut  street 

Mehan  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  48  Sharon  street 

Melaney  James,  emp  Wright  & Emerson,  house  101  Sharon  street 

Mellen  Daniel  W.,  mason,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 

Mellen  George,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  72  Liberty  street 

Mellen  George  W.,  emp  M.  A.  Clyde,  house  Plainfield  street 

Mellen  James  C.,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  house  Green  street 

Mellen  James  H.,  (Toomey  & Mellen,)  house  135  Franklin  street 

Melvin  John,  laborer,  house  49  Ferry  street 

Mellows  F.  R.,  emp  USA,  house  33  King  street 

Melvin  Harry,  emp  A.  D.  Miller  & Son,  boards  Revere  House,  193  Main  st 
Melvin  Michael,  emp  Starr  & Harrison,  house  138  Ferry  street 
Memorial  Church,  Union  Evangelical,  Round  hill 
Menard  Moisi,  emp  Hood  & Miller,  boards  1 Worthington  street 
Mercier  Edward,,  emp  B & A R R,  house  52  Congress  street 
Mercieux  Romuald,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  3 Boylston  street 
Meredith  Rev.  R.  R.,  pastor  State  st  M.  E.  church,  house  Spring  st  near  State  st 
Meroa  George,  emp  John  A.  Rambie,  boards  293  Water  street 
Meron  Eli,  boot-maker,  house  Center  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Meron  Nelson,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Center  street,  I 0 
Merriam  Charles,  (G.  & C.  Merriam,)  house  61  Howard  street 
Merriam  Miss  D.  S.,  house  69  Pearl  street 
Merriam  Edward  F.,  boards  55  Chestnut  street 
Merriam  George,  (G.  & C.  Merriam,)  house  55  Chestnut  street 
Merriam  George  F.,  mail  agent  C R R,  house  44  William  street 
Merriam  George  W.,  emp  Robinson  Brothers,  house  Walnut  street  avenue 
Merriam  G.  & C.,  publishers  Webster’s  dictionary,  110  and  112  State  street 
George  Merriam,  house  55  Chestnut  street 
Charles  Merriam,  house  61  Howard  street 
Homer  Merriam,  house  367  State  street 
Merriam  Homer  (G.  & C.  Merriam,)  house  367  State  street 
Merriam  S.  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  575  Union  street 
Merriam  William,  (Merriam  & Frost,)  house  315  Chestnut  street 
Merriam  Wintbrop,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  61  Fort  street 

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Merriam  & Frosty  47  Taylor  street.  Manufacturers  of  the  Patent 
Elastic  Self-adjusting  Surcingle,  Curriers  and  Dealers  in  all  kinds  of  Leather. 
William  Merriam,  house  315  Chestnut  street 
Daniel  C.  Frost,  house  315  Chestnut  street 

Merrick  F.  L.,  emp  Livermore,  Swan  & Co.,  house  Sargeant  street 
Merrick  F.  T.,  tobacconist,  325  Main  street,  house  167  Bridge  street 
Merrick  Joseph  G.,  clerk  L.  S.  Stowe  & Co.,  boards  38  Fort  street 

31  er rick  L,  31. 9 Merchant  Tailor,  492  Main  street,  near  the  corner  of 
State  street.  House  37  Fremont  street. 

Merrick  Mrs.  Solomon,  house  104  Maple  street 

Merrifield  Henry  S.,  emp  W.  L.  Wilcox  & Co.,  house  60  Bliss  street 

Merrill  Charles,  clerk  Mass.  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.,  rooms  63  Pynchon  street 

Merrill  George  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  8 Auburn  street 

Merrill  Rev.  George  E.,  pastor  First  Baptist  Church,  house  587  Main  street 

Merrill  H.  C.,  (Gunn  & Merrill,)  house  86  Pearl  street 

Merrill  Ira,  emp  USA,  house  42  Stebbins  street 

Merrill  L.  B.,  (Owen  & Merrill,)  house  24  State  street 

Merrill  0.  K.,  book-keeper  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  house  29  Holyoke  street 

Merritt  Albert  D.,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  193  Water  street 

31erritt  C.  C.9  Dealer  in  Drugs,  Medicines,  Chemicals,  Patent  Medicines, 
Fancy  Articles,  Perfumery,  Paints,  Oils,  Window  Glass,  Dye  Stuffs,  Groceries,  &c., 
461  State  street,  opposite  the  Armory.  See  adv.  line  on  last  page  of  cover.  House 
109  Bay  street,  corner  Thompson  street. 

Merritt  D.  W.,  carpenter,  house  104  Howard  street 

Merritt  Samuel  F.,  jeweller,  Morris  street,  house  297  Maple  street 

Merserve  S.  R.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  1 Douglass  avenue 

Meserve  William,  machinist,  house  Douglass  avenue 

Meservey  Henry  L.,  emp  R.  M.  Cooley,  house  1 Willow  avenue 

Mesick  Jacob  P.,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  house  310  Water  street 

Mesrole  Theodore,  emp  Smith  & Gage,  house  344  Water  street 

Messier  Ambroise,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Messier  E.  M.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  Crossett  avenue 

Metcalf  Lt.  Henry,  assistant  to  commanding  officer  U S A,  h Armory  square 

Metcalf  William,  emp  H.  M.  Burt  & Co.,  h Harrison  avenue  cor  Dwight  st 

Methven  John,  machinist,  house  758  Union  street 

Meyle  Frederick,  emp  J.  S.  Marsh  & Co.,  house  Cross  street 

Meyotte  Frank,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I O 

Miellez  Adolph,  (Miellez  & Co.,)  house  23  John  street 

Miellez  & Co.,  florists,  Plainfield  street — see  adv.,  p.  xvii 

Miles  Wm.  B.,  (Wm.  B.  Miles  & Co.,)  house  159  Bridge  st — see  adv.,  p.  315 

Millard  D.  K.,  emp  Perkins  & Gardner,  boards  44  Bradford  street 

Millard  Rufus  W.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  50  Holyoke  street 

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WM.  B.  MILES  & CO. 

PRACTICAL  PHOTOGRAPHERS. 

All  kinds  of  Photographing, 

Whether  from  Life  or  Copied  from  other  Pictures,  promptly  and  excellently  done. 
Children’s  Pictures  a Specialty. 

HURLBUT’S  BLOCK,  344  MAIN  STREET. 

House  159  Bridge  street. 

Miller  A,  ID,  & Son,  Soap  and  Candle  Manufacturers,  rear  21  Lyman 
street. 

A.  D.  Miller,  house  253  Carew  street  • 

W.  H.  Miller,  boards  253  Carew  street 

Miller 9 Allen  & Co,  9 Merchant  Tailors,  Dealers  in  Ready-made  Cloth- 
ing, Gentlemen’s  Furnishing  Goods,  &c.,  246  Main  street,  Massasoit  Buildings. 

R.  P.  Miller,  house  67  Charles  street 
M.  D.  Allen,  rooms  80  Bridge  street 

Miller  Charles,  carpenter,  boards  183  Liberty  street 

Miller  Coney,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  house  15  Mechanic  street 

Miller  Cyrus  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  53  Dwight  street 

Miller  Edmund,  emp  0.  D.  Morse  & Co.,  house  77  Dwight  street 

Miller  Edward  A.,  machinist,  house  439  State  street 

Miller  Miss  Ellen  M.,  school-teacher,  boards  18  Cypress  avenue 

Miller  Emerson  S.,  whip-maker,  Westfield,  boards  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  st 

Miller  Francis,  (Hood  & Miller,)  house  102  Worthington  street 

Miller  Francis,  meat  peddler,  house  Allen  street 

Miller  Frederick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  537  Union  street 

Miller  Frederick  B.,  emp  USA,  house  26  Greene  street 

Miller  Frederick  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  537  Union  street 

Miller  George  B.,  engineer  C R R,  house  44  Bradford  street 

Miller  George  B.,  clerk  Henry  Keyes  & Co.,  boards  119  Bridge  street 

Miller  Hammond,  tobacconist,  Union  House  block  532  Main  st,  h 36  Park  st 

Miller  Henry  D.,  life  insurance  agent,  boards  100  Bridge  street 

Miller  Jacob,  emp  USA,  boards  430  Mill  street 

Miller  James  W.,  emp  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  boards  207  Worthington  street 
Miller  J.  H.,  cigar  manufacturer,  532  Main  street 
Miller  John,  emp  S.  C.  Ray,  house  64  Morris  street 
Miller  John  J.,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  boards  97  Bliss  street 

Miller  Joseph,  Job  and  Card  Printer,  Goodrich  block,  264  Main  street, 
corner  of  Hampden  street.  House  43  Vernon  street. 

Miller  Joseph  C.,  clerk  B & A R R,  boards  253  Carew  street 
Miller  Joseph  E.,  emp  Miller  & Allen,  house  59  Union  street 
Miller  Josiah  S.,  emp  Hood  & Miller,  house  18  Cypress  avenue 
Miller  Kasper,  emp  L.  M.  Merrick,  house  375  Water  street 
Miller  Lewis,  emp  USA,  house  426  Union  street 


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Miller  Marble  D.,  emp  C.  L.  Shaw,  house  4 Hubbard  avenue 

Miller  M.  M.,  clerk  F.  Wiese,  rooms  35  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  street 

Miller  Nelson,  emp  Arnold  & Lyon,  house  Willow  street 

Miller  Peter,  plasterer,  boards  Park  Street  House,  corner  Main  and  Park  sts 

Miller  Philo  P.,  emp  L.  Clark,  rooms  620  Main  street 

Miller  R.  P.,  (Miller,  Allen  & Co.,)  house  67  Charles  street 

Miller  Rev.  Simeon,  house  corner  Fulton  and  Sargeant  streets 

Miller  Thomas,  clerk  post-office,  rooms  Harrison  avenue  corner  Dwight  street 

Miller  Walter,  emp  City,  boards  139  Lyman  street 

Miller  William  B.,  M.  D.,  office  and  house  48  Walnut  street 

Miller  William  H.,  (A.  D.  Miller  & Son,)  boards  253  Carew  street 

Miller  W.  S.,  house  682  Main  street 

Millet  Joseph,  emp  Wright  & Emerson,  boards  28  Sharon  street 
Mills  Albert,  carpenter,  house  268  Walnut  street 
Mills  Arthur  G.,  emp  Samuel  Mills,  boards  Sixteen  acres 
Mills  Arthur  M.,  house  159  North  Main  street 
Mills  Enos  F.,  boards  619  Main  street 

Mills  E.  S.,  clerk  West,  Stone  & Co.,  house  76  Holyoke  street 

Mills  Frederick,  farmer,  house  33  Broad  street 

Mills  Isaac,  coal  dealer,  foot  Court  street,  house  Crescent  hill 

Mills  James,  emp  USA,  house  86  Margaret  street 

Mills  James  L.,  carpenter,  house  452  Mill  street 

Mills  James  R.,  silver-plater,  house  15  Wight  avenue 

Mills  Jesse  C.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  Charter  avenue 

Mills  J.  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  390  Worthington  street 

Mills  Marcus  M , emp  A.  D.  Briggs  & Co.,  house  Pine  street 

Mills  Nathaniel  D.,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  56  Main  street 

Mills  Samuel,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Mills  Samuel  P.,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Mills  Walter  H.,  paper-hanger,  boards  13  Wight’s  avenue 

Mills  Warren,  builder,  house  319  Central  street 

Mills  William,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  King  street 

Miner  Ezra,  emp  Josiah  Cummings,  house  Whitney  avenue 

Miner  Frank,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Emery  street 

Miner  George  W.,  emp  E.  W.  Stacy,  house  Hickory  street 

Miner  Henry  0.,  book-keeper  Bill,  Nichols  & Co.,  house  109  Spring  street 

Miner  William  A.,  emp  Henry  & Marsh,  house  76  Water  street 

Minger  Henry,  emp  Tinkham  & Co.,  rooms  5 Elm  street 

Minnesy  Frank,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  139  Lyman  street 

Minnesy  Morris,  city  express,  house  139  Lyman  street 

Minott  William  H.,  painter,  house  56  Stebbins  street 

Minton  John  J.,  mason,  boards  103  Worthington  street 

Miott  Joseph,  laborer,  house  Chestnut  street,  Indian  Orchard 


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Mitchell  Charles  W.,  clerk  W.  H.  Wright,  boards  33  High  street 
Mitchell  Daniel,  erap  George  E.  Mansfield,  boards  16  Bliss  street 
Mitchell  Donald  G.,  boards  82  Pynchon  street 
Mitchell  Henry,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  159  North  Main  street 
Mitchell  M.  S.,  emp  Pierce  & Abbott,  boards  74  Elm  street 
Mitchell  John,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  265  Water  street 
Mitchell  Lyman,  emp  Chauncey  Bradley,  Jr.,  boards  Boston  road 
Mitchell  Porter  P.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Leon  street 
Mitchell  Mrs.  Sarah,  house  33  High  street 

Mitschke  Augustus  A.,  emp  Charles  Schober,  house  71  Union  street 
Mixter  Mrs.  M.  C.,  house  619  Main  street 

Mixter  Rufus  S.,  emp  J.  W.  Hitchcock,  house  122  Magazine  street 
Moan  Michael,  emp  M.  H.  King,  house  iWmg  hill 
Moison  Frank,  emp  B & A R R,  house  42  Congress  street 
Moison  Mrs.  Julia,  house  147  Main  street 

Moison  Theodore,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  147  Main  street 

Moison  Theophile,  laborer,  boards  147  Main  street 

Moitz  Maxwell,  foreman  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  97  Summer  street 

Moloney  Timothy,  boards  foot  State  street 

Moloney  William,  laborer,  house  foot  State  street 

Monahan  Stephen,  boards  46  Wilcox  street 

Monahan  William,  house  46  Wilcox  street 

Monet  Napoleon,  emp  E.  W.  Shattuck,  house  51  Morgan  street 

Montague  D,  22.  & Co Central  stove  store,  corner  Main  and  East 
Bridge  streets,  practical  Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in  the  latest  improved  Heating 
Furnaces,  Cooking  Stoves  and  House  Furnishing  Goods,  the  market  affords.  Tin 
Roofing  and  Job  Work  of  all  kinds,  receive  the  personal  attention  of  the  proprietors. 
D.  B.  Montague,  house  21  Emery  street 
Edmund  D.  De  Witt,  house  807  Worthington  street 

Montague  I.  W.,  sexton  First  Baptist  Church,  house  50  Pynchon  street 
Montague  Morrison  D.,  agent  Hampden  Card  Co.,  house  40  Spring  street 

Montague  W.  D.9  Hair  Dressing  and  Bathing  Rooms.  Dealer  in  Gent’s 
Furnishing  Goods,  Paper  Collars,  &c.  Hot  and  Cold  Baths  at  all  hours.  209  Main 
street.  House  25  Vine  street. 

Montague  W.  H Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in  Ladies’  Ornamental  Hair 
Work,  209  Main  street,  Cooley’s  Hotel  block.  Orders  for  all  descriptions  of  Hair 
Work  promptly  filled  in  the  best  manner.  House  8 Plainfield  street,  corner  Brad- 
ford street. 

Montague  William  E.,  treasurer  Hampden  Card  Co.,  house  313  State  street 

Montererde  John  B.,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  house  Hubbard  avenue 

Montgomery  Daniel,  emp  City,  house  167  Hancock  street 

Montgomery  Ralph,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  bds  cor  Howard  and  Main  sts 

Montville  George,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Moody  Charles  L.,  clerk  F.  E.  Sawin,  boards  rear  375  Main  street 


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Moody  Frank  0.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  34  Florida  street 

Moody  Georye  Z 475  Main  street.  Mechanical  and  Electrical  Bell 
Hanger,  Speaking  Pipes,  Gongs,  Whistles,  &c.  Houses  tubed  for  bell  wires  before 
plastering.  House  251  State  street. 

Moody  Gilbert  G.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  267  North  Main  street 

Moody  James  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  40  Gray’s  court 

Moody  Levi,  carpenter,  house  549  Union  street 

Moody  Philotus,  clerk  F.  E.  Sawin,  house  rear  375  Main  street 

Moody  W.  C.,  emp  Burckard  & Jenks,  house  44  Greene  street 

Mooney  James,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  49  Chaffee  avenve 

Mooney  Mrs.  Mary,  washerwoman,  house  49  Chaffee  avenue 

Mooney  Thomas,  boards  State  street 

Moore  Amon,  millwright,  house  93  IJgh  street 

Moore  Benjamin  F.,  machinist,  house  159  Quincy  street 

MOORE  BROTHERS, 

PHOTOGRAPHIC  ARTISTS, 

We  make  a Specialty  of 

LARGE  WORK,  PICTURES  FROM  LIFE, 

And  Copying  of  every  description. 

Tintypes,  Ambrotypes,  Daguerreotypes  or  Card  Photographs 

Enlarged  to  any  desired  size, 

and  finished  in  the  most  artistic  manner  in  India  Ink,  Water  Colors,  Oil  or  Pastel,  by  two  of  the 
best  Artists  in  this  country.  Each  has  his  specialty.  We  intend  to  let  nothing  but  first  class 
work  go  out  of  our  Gallery.  MOORE  BROTHERS. 

OPPOSITE  COURT  SQUARE,  SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 

C.  L.  Moore,  boards  16  Vernon  street 
H.  C.  Moore,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Moore  Charles  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  55  North  street 

Moore  C.  L.,  (Moore  Brothers,)  boards  16  Yernon  street 

Moore  Daniel,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I 0 

Moore  Edward,  emp  F.  Wiese,  house  19  Mechanic  street 

Moore  H.  C.,  (Moore  Brothers,)  boards  16  Yernon  street 

Moore  Henry  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  282  Central  street 

Moore  Henry  B.,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Mfg  Co.,  house  198  Worthington  st 

Moore  Henry  W.,  emp  Stuart  Dermot,  house  7 Mechanics  row 

Moore  James,  emp  Bemis,  Phillips  & Co.,  boards  42  Essex  street 

Moore  Jeremiah,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  259  Chestnut  street 

Moore  John  J.,  cashier  Wason  Mfg  Co.,  h corner  Plainfield  st  and  Moore  ave 

Moore  John  M.,  emp  Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  house  668  Union  street 

Moore  Leander  A.,  house  397  Worthington  street 

Moore  Marcus,  emp  B & A R B,  house  55  North  street 

Moore  Marvin,  millwright,  house  282  Central  street 


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Moore  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  house  610  Union  street 

Moore  Michael,  laborer,  house  80  Chaffee  avenue 

Moore  Michael,  laborer,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Moore  Patrick  J.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  42  Essex  street 

Moore  R.  S.,  president  John  Hancock  National  Bank,  house  44  Court  street 

Moore  S.  C.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  110  Howard  street 

Moore  Thomas,  emp  USA,  house  57  Cedar  street 

Moore  Vilas  E.,  emp  J.  L.  Worthy  & Co.,  house  162  Chestnut  street 

Moore  William,  emp  J.  Whitcomb,  house  128  Franklin  street 

Moore  William,  clerk  Bagg  & Batchelder,  house  140  Spring  street 

Moore  William,  Jr.,  millwright,  house  183  Spring  street 

Moore  William  H.,  agent  Ray  & Taylor,  house  67  Vernon  street 

Moran  Alfred,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  block  4,  I O 

Moran  Austin,  emp  B & A R R,  house  68  Sharon  street 

Moran  Dennis,  emp  C R R,  house  119  Essex  street 

Moran  John  C.,  billiard  rooms,  14  Harrison  avenue,  house  16  Harrison  avenue 
Moran  Michael,  emp  E W.  Ladd,  boards  Highland  street 
Moran  Patrick,  saloon,  house  and  saloon  5 Market  street 
Moran  Thomas,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  35  Ferry  street 
Morandus  George,  emp  Charles  W.  Hall,  house  101  Gardner  street 
Mordaunt  William  F.,  emp  Gill  & Hayes,  rooms  48  Dwight  street 
More  John,  house  114  Sharon  street 
More  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  114  Sharon  street 
More  Thomas,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  309  Chestnut  street 
More  William  W.,  (Samuel  Bigelow  & Co.,)  boards  809  Chestnut  street 
Morehouse  A.  B.,  clerk  H.  K.  Baker,  boards  Avon  place 
Morehouse  H M.,  agent  American  Express  Co  , house  Avon  place  [ington  st 
Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  envelope  and  writing  paper  manufacturers,  76  Worth- 
E.  Morgan,  treasurer,  house  30  Salem  street 
H.  M.  Castle,  agent,  house  86  Sargeant  street 
Morgan  Mrs.  Esther,  house  453  State  street 
Morgan  F.  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  72  Union  street 
Morgan  Francis  C.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  122  Florence  street 
Morgan  Frank  T.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  101  Franklin  street 
Morgan  George,  carpenter,  house  over  post-office,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Morgan  Henry,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 70  Massasoit  st 
Morgan  James,  emp  E.  W.  Bates,  house  Hartford 
Morgan  James  H.,  machinist,  house  83  Bay  street 
Morgan  Jonathan,  expressman,  house  25  Spruce  street 

JTLovgatl J,  TV,,  Fresco  Painter,  317  Main  street.  Churches,  Halls  and 
Dwellings  Frescoed  and  Decorated  in  the  latest  styles,  and  warranted  to  give  satis- 
faction. Boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street. 

Morgan  Lin  wood,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  72  Union  street 
Morgan  Mrs.  Mary,  boarding-house,  12  Fort  street 


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Morgan  Newton,  dentist,  380  Main  street,  house  Lincoln  street 

Morgan  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  63  Pynchon  street 

Moriarty  Daniel,  emp  H.  Knappe,  house  74  Park  street 

Moriarty  Daniel,  emp  C R R,  house  74  Ferry  street 

Moriarty  Dennis,  emp  James  & Marra,  house  93  Sharon  street 

Moriarty  Dennis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  60  Ferry  street 

Moriarty  Edward,  emp  B & A R R,  house  78  Sharon  street 

Moriarty  Eugene,  emp  Hawkins  & Burrall,  house  70  Park  street 

Moriarty  John,  emp  C R R,  house  Sharon  street 

Moriarty  Michael,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  Bliss  street 

Moriarty  Patrick,  laborer,  house  foot  State  street 

Moriarty  Stephen,  emp  B & A R R,  house  79  Sharon  street 

Moriarty  Timothy,  emp  B & A R R,  house  119  Sharon  street 

Morin  Joseph,  foreman  W.  H.  Allis,  house  Carew  street 

Morin  Olivier,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  house  Carew  street 

Moritz  Blaut,  emp  Miellez  & Co.,  boards  corner  Water  and  Union  streets 

Morley  Dayton,  carpenter,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Morresy  Mrs.  Catherine,  house  177  Lyman  street 

Morrey  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  41  Ferry  street 

Morrill  C.  C.,  (J.  H.  Banks  & Son,)  boards  588  Main  street 

Morrill  George  H.,  emp  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  21  Oak  street 

Morrill  Parker,  emp  B & A R R,  house  33  Holyoke  street 

Morris  Charles  E , emp  S,  A & N R R,  boards  441  Union  street 

Morris  Edward,  lawyer,  cor  Main  and  Sanford  streets,  boards  37  Maple  street 

JU  OWi8  F,  W.9  Dealer  in  New  and  Old  Books.  Hurlbut’s  block,  corner 
Main  and  Bridge  streets,  (up  stairs.)  English  Books  imported  to  order.  Books 
bought,  sold  or  exchanged.  Boards  37  Maple  street. 

Morris  Henry,  (Morris  & Copeland,)  house  37  Maple  street 
Morris  Robert,  emp  Ray  & Taylor,  house  19  Worthington  street 
Morris  Robert  0.,  clerk  of  courts,  house  60  School  street 
Morris  Walter  B.,  emp  USA,  house  52  Franklin  street 
Morris  Willard  B.,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  boards  441  Union  street 
Morris  & Copeland,  attorneys,  465  Main  street 
Henry  Morris,  house  37  Maple  street 
A.  M.  Copeland,  house  23  Central  street  avenue 
Morrison  Jacob,  white  washer,  house  20  Lombard  street 
Morrison  John,  carpet- weaver,  58  Main  street,  h cor  North  and  Ringgold  sts 
Morrison  Michael,  house  93  Ferry  street 

Morrison  R.  S.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Hancock  street 
Morrissey  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  58  Hampden  street 
Morrissey  John,  emp  Henry  & Marsh,  boards  15  Elm  street 
Morrissey  Patrick,  emp  C R R,  house  5 New  street 
Morrissey  William,  emp  L.  H.  Taylor,  house  31  York  street 
Morrissey  William  P.,  conductor  B & A R R,  house  73  Sharon  street 


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Morse  Andrews  T.,  soap  manufacturer,  house  North  Wilbraham  road 
Morse  Austin,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co,,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 
Morse  Burton  V.,  emp  G.  W.  D.  Upton,  boards  99  Willow  street 
Morse  Mrs.  C.  E.,  house  495  State  street 

Morse  David,  clerk  W.  D.  Vining,  house  200  Worthington  street 
Morse  Edward  A.,  yard-master  B & A R R,  house  18  Charles  street 
Morse  Elijah,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  32  Wilcox  street 
Morse  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  block  16,  Indian  Orchard 
Morse  Mrs.  Fanny,  house  691  Main  street 

Morse  Frank  R.,  clerk  0.  D.  Morse  & Co.,  boards  73  Yernon  street 
Morse  Gilbert,  machinist,  house  452  Central  street 
Morse  Gilbert  E.,  laborer,  boards  200  Worthington  street 


GILFORD  MORSE, 

Agent  for  Western  Massachusetts  for  the 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY 

OF  NEW  YORK. 

The  largest,  strongest  and  best  in  the  world.  Cash  Assets,  Sixty  Million  Dollars. 
Office  Barnes’  Block,  corner  Main  and  Vernon  streets. 

House  33  Clinton  street. 

Morse  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  32  Wilcox  street 
Morse  James  G.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  62  Margaret  street 
Morse  James  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  100  Court  street 
Morse  K.  S.,  machinist,  house  192  Spring  street 

Morse  Marius  E.,  emp  Andrews  T.  Morse,  boards  North  Wilbraham  road 

Morse  O.  D,  & Co.9  Central  Shoe  Store,  376  Main  street,  between  Bridge 
and  Yernon  streets.  Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  every  de- 
scription of  Boots  and  Shoes.  We  boast  one  of  the  finest  Stores  in  the  State,  and  a 
stock  unsurpassed  in  the  country. 

O.  D.  Morse,  house  73  Yernon  street 

James  H.  Foulds,  house  229  North  Main  street,  corner  Calhoun  street 

Morse  Peter,  commercial  traveler,  house  2 Douglass  avenue 
Morse  Stephen,  emp  B & A R R,  house  1 Gray’s  court 
Morse  Virgil  K.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  99  Willow  street 
Morse  Winslow  B.,  druggist,  house  and  shop  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Morse  W.  L.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  32  Wilcox  street 
Mortell  Dennis,  emp  T.  & C.  J.  Driscoll,  house  83  Essex  street 
Morton  Albert,  junk  dealer,  office  29  Sharon  street,  house  near  Plainfield  st 
Morton  C.  Herbert,  clerk  Albert  Morton,  boards  Plainfield  street 
Morton  Heman,  emp  Albert  Morton,  boards  near  Plainfield  street 
Morton  James  H.,  Judge  Police  Court,  house  Mulberry  street 
Morton  William,  emp  King  & Walker,  boards  441  Union  street 
Moseley  Arthur  H.,  clerk  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

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BLANK  BOOKS  and  PHOTOGRAPH  ALBUMS,  on  hand  and  Manufactured 


322  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Moseley  Havvey  JE.,  General  Agent  iEtna  Life  Insurance  Company. 
Assets  July  1,  over  $14,000,000.  Policies  granted  on  all  the  most  desirable  plans. 
Office  10  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street.  House  371  Central  street. 

Moseley  Lewis  H.,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  house  290  Worthington  street 
Mosely  Addison  A.,  house  Woodworth  avenue 
Mosely  Carrie  L.,  school-teacher,  boards  371  Central  street 
Mosely  John  F.,  farmer,  house  Tinkham  road 
Mosely  Samuel  A.,  farmer,  house  258  Main  street 
Mosely  Sarah  J.,  millinery,  house  and  rooms  411  State  street 
Mosely  & Holt,  coal  dealers,  yard  West  Springfield,  office  215  Main  street 
William  F.  Mosely,  house  West  Springfield 
Charles  T.  Holt,  house  West  Springfield 
Mosher  Silas,  emp  Hampden  Paint  Co.,  boards  149  Summer  street 
Mosier  Joseph,  janitor  Indian  Orchard  school-house,  h boarding-house  blk  3, 1 O 
Motherway  Maurice,  laborer,  house  50  Ferry  street 
Moulton  Andrew  J.,  emp  J.  Hitchcock,  house  21  Oak  street 

Moulton  Charles  (\9  Carpenter  and  House  Builder,  shop  corner 
Harrison  avenue  and  Dwight  street.  Residence  64  Spring  street. 

Moulton  H.  D.,  emp  Moore  Brothers,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Moulton  Miles,  boarding-house,  509  State  street 

Mount  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  176  Bridge  street 

Mower  Mrs.  Parthenia,  nurse,  house  corner  Central  and  Mill  streets 

Mowry  C.  L.,  (Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,)  house  192  Union  street 

Moyniham  Daniel,  laborer,  boards  58  Ferry  street 

Mozart  Thomas  J.,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  Seventh  street 

Mudge  W.  C.,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  198  Spring  street 

Mulcahey  Charles,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  81  Bliss  street 

Mullen  John,  fresco  painter,  boatds  566  Main  street 

Mullen  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

Mullett  Mrs.  Mary  A.,  boarding-house  9 Symonds’  avenue 

Mulligan  Charles  H.,  superintendent  R.  F.  Hawkins’  foundry,  hds  43  Clinton  st 

Mulligan  Henry,  emp  Street  Railway  Co.,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Mulligan  John,  superintendent  C R R,  house  43  Clinton  street 

Mulloy  Harry,  emp  C R R,  rooms  233  Chestnut  street 

Mulloy  James,  stone-cutter,  boards  169  Main  street 

Mulrone  John,  emp  USA,  house  65  Pine  street 

Mulqueen  James,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  3 Trask’s  block,  river  bank 
Mumblow  Oliver,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  12  Charles  street 
M unger  Charles,  emp  B & A R R,  house  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 
Munger  Lewis  B.,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  boards  441  Union  street 
Munger  William,  house  Advent  camp  ground 

Munroe  John,  temp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  23  Essex  street 
Munsell  Charles  E. , emp  National  Needle  Co.,  house  59  Dwight  street 


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Munson  Anson  P.,  emp  Isaac  Gibbs,  boards  103  Fulton  street 
Munson  Orvet,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  68  Massasoit  street 
Murdock  Horace,  emp  Massasoit  House,  house  21  Emery  street 
Murdock  Isaac,  pattern-maker,  house  corner  Fremont  and  Water  streets 
Murdock  Verwill,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  110  Margaret  street 
Murley  Francis,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  boards  72  Liberty  street 
Murphy  Daniel,  emp  B & A RR,  house  99  Ferry  street 
Murphy  Daniel,  emp  B & A R R,  house  54  Essex  street 
Murphy  Dennis,  emp  superintendent  streets,  boards  122  Ferry  street 
Murphy  Edward,  emp  McGregory  & Son,  house  49  Ferry  street 
Murphy  Edward  H.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  25  Congress  street 
Murphy  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  Columbia  street 

Murphy  Eugene,  emp  Hampden  Roofing  Co.,  house  60  Sharon  street 

Murphy  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Essex  street 

Murphy  James,  mason-tender,  house  4 Mechanics  row 

Murphy  James,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  126  William  street 

Murphy  James,  laborer,  house  Sharon  street 

Murphy  James,  emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  boards  58  Sharon  street 

Murphy  James,  emp  William  Mattoon,  house  Armory  road 

Murphy  James  J.,  laborer,  house  81  Colton  street 

Murphy  Jeremiah,  emp  Hampden  Paint  Co.,  house  Quincy  street 

Murphy  Jerre,  emp  B & A R R,  house  24  Ferry  street 

Murphy  Jerre,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Murphy  Mrs.  Joanna,  house  344  Water  street 

Murphy  John,  emp  John  Ames,  boards  221  Mill  street 

Murphy  John,  house  27  Ferry  street 

Murphy  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  378  Water  street 

Murphy  John,  emp  Tilly  Haynes,  house  99  Wilcox  street 

Murphy  John,  emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  boards  58  Sharon  street 

Murphy  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  65  Sharon  street 

Murphy  John  A.,  emp  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  boards  32  Byers  street 

Murphy  Miss  Jane  T.,  dress-maker,  boards  32  Byers  street 

Murphy  Mrs.  Margaret,  boarding-house  45  Sharon  street 

Murphy  Maurice,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  82  Pendleton  avenue 

Murphy  Maurice,  emp  J.  F.  Peck,  boards  Liberty  street 

Murphy  Michael,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  Liberty  street 

Murphy  Patrick,  emp  new  Court  House,  house  3 Mechanics’  row 

Murphy  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  67  Congress  street 

Murphy  Patrick,  boards  Liberty  street 

Murphy  Patrick,  shoe-maker,  house  Fitzgerald  & Page’s  block,  Worthington  st 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Murphy  Patrick,  emp  C.  L.  Goodhue,  boards  12  Fort  street 
Murphy  Mrs.  Sarah,  house  32  Byers  street 


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324  SPRIN GFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Murphy  Spencer,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  727  Main  street 

Murphy  Thomas  J.,  emp  R.  Harrington,  house  40  Green  street 

Murphy  William,  emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  house  58  Sharon  street 

Murphy  William  H.,  clerk  C R R,  boards  32  Byers  street 

Murray  Daniel  A.,  emp  A.  M.  Knight  & Son,  house  40  Linden  street 

Murray  Francis,  emp  B & A R R,  bouse  82  Essex  street 

Murray  John  F.,  emp  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  house  30  Franklin  street 

Murray  John  J.,  polisher,  boards  223  Summer  street 

Murray  Joseph  A.,  emp  A.  M.  Knight  & Son,  house  100  Wilcox  street 

Murray  P.  Henry,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  rooms  55  Worthington  street 

Murray  Thomas,  laborer,  house  87  Factory  street 

Murrihey  Austin,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  12  Willow  street 

Murrihey  Michael,  emp  David  Warner,  house  112  Congress  street 

Murrihey  Patrick,  emp  David  Warner,  house  51  East  William  street 

Murtough  Bernard,  emp  B & A R R,  house  37  Essex  street 

Mutell  Charles  W.,  book-keeper  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  h 158  Union  st 

Mutual  Fire  Assurance  Co.,  corner  Main  and  Elm  streets 

Muzzey  Norman,  National  Needle  Co.,  boards  157  Union  street 

Myers  Mrs.  Kate,  house  22  Sharon  street 

Myers  Sidney  E.,  boards  542  Main  street 

Myrtle  Street  House,  29  Myrtle  street 

Nagle  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  74  Congress  street 

Nagle  Thomas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  h corner  North  and  Ringgold  sts 
Nallen  John,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  102  William  street 
Napa  Hosea,  machinist,  boards  Bond  place 
Narra  John,  laborer,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Narramore  G.  B.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  137  Summer  street 

Nary  Mrs.  Mary,  house  34  Congress  street 

Nash  Arthur  W.,  emp  USA,  house  34  Oak  street 

Nash  William,  cattle  broker,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Nason  Aaron,  proprietor  Rockingham  House,  corner  State  and  Walnut  streets 

Nason  F.  G.,  carpenter,  house  Factory  street 

Nason  James  B.,  farmer,  boards  Armory  street 

Nathansky  F.,  house  and  furniture  finisher  and  saloon,  house  130  Bridge  street 

Nayasset  House,  35  Railroad  street 

Neal  Joseph,  emp  B & A R R,  house  54  Main  street 

Needham  George  W , collector,  house  44  Holyoke  street 

Neeley  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  110  Sheldon  street 

Neeson  John  J.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  5 Gray’s  court 

Neidal  Godhart,  slipper-maker,  house  Blake  street 

Neilis  Jerome  B.,  emp  Bigelow  & Adams,  house  Central  street 

Nelen  Dennis  W.,  emp  F.  W.  Nelen,  house  12  Harrison  avenue 

Nelen  John,  fruit  dealer,  house  corner  Tyler  street  and  Pendleton  avenue 


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Helen  F.  W.,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Megant  Furniture,  Parlor 
and  Chamber  Suites,  and  Common  Furniture  of  all  kinds.  Hair  and  Husk  Mat- 
tresses, Feathers,  Looking  Glasses,  Marble  Top  Tables,  &c.,  &c.  We  take  old  Fur- 
niture in  exchange  for  new.  Also  Auctioneer  and  Commission  Merchant.  Sales  of 
Real  Estate  and  Personal  Property  solicited,  and  all  kinds  of  merchandise  taken  for 
auction.  Sale  every  Saturday.  Don't  forget  Townsley’s  block,  365  Main  street. 
Boards  30  Franklin  street. 

Nellinger  John  P.,  emp  A.  Blodgett  & Brother,  house  74  Holyoke  street 
Nelly  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  South  street 
Nelly  Charles  A.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  hoards  Long  hill 
Nelms  Charles,  emp  Homer  Foot  & Co.,  boards  201  Maple  street 
Nelson  Adolphus,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I O 
Nelson  George,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Nelson  George,  emp  M.  Goldthwait  & Son,  house  52  Marble  street 
Nelson  W.  C.,  emp  David  Smith  & Co.,  boards  74  Elm  street 
Nelson  Willard  L.,  emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  house  197  Hancock  street 
Nelson  William  H.,  emp  David  Smith,  boards  74  Elm  street 
Nephew  Abraham,  house  Chestnut  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Nesbitt  Charles  E.,  emp  Ray  & Taylor,  house  65  Court  street 
Nesby  Hennigar,  boards  235  Pine  street 
Nessin  Nicholas,  emp  Herman  Huck,  boards  28  State  street 
Nettleton  Henry,  emp  U S A,  house  54  Orleans  street 
Nevers  Lewis  J.,  mason,  house  573  Union  street 
Nevers  Nathan,  mason,  house  63  Bay  street 
Newcomb  A.  C.,  emp  USA,  house  Charter  avenue 
Newcomb  Mrs.  C.  S.,  house  59  Bradford  street 
Newcomb  George,  emp  W.  A.  Spooner  & Co.,  boards  19  Elm  street 
Newcomb  George  W.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  59  Bradford  st 
Newcomb  Jason  G.,  carpenter,  house  202  Spring  street 
Newcomb  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  172  Liberty  street 
Newcomb  Wyman  J.,  emp  T.  W.  Gilbert,  house  6 Charter  avenue 
Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  button  manufacturers,  129  Howard  street 
N.  C.  Newell,  house  Bowdoin  street 
S.  R.  Newell,  house  Bowdoin  street 
Newell  C.,  painter,  house  76  Pendleton  avenue 
Newell  C.  H , emp  George  E.  Potter,  boards  Bowdoin  street 
Newell  Curtis  B.,  commercial  traveler,  house  54  Carew  street 
Newell  E.  A.,  assistant  local  editor  Daily  Union,  house  36  Hubbard  avenue 
Newell  Frank  S.,  (Newell  & Battersby,)  house  Bowdoin  street 
Newell  George  B.,  clerk  F.  W.  Fawcett,  boards  363  Hancock  street 
Newell  Horace  S.,  emp  Newell  Bros.  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  116  Howard  st 
Newell  Howard,  boards  16  Vernon  street 
Newell  J.  K.,  (T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,)  house  34  Wilcox  street 
Newell  Kilburn  E.,  emp  C R R,  house  31  Fulton  street 
Newell  Larkin,  emp  USA,  house  363  Hancock  street 

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326  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Newell  N.  C.,  (Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,)  house  57  Bowdoin  street 
Newell  Roscius  C.,  book-keeper  Bay  State  Pj^er  Co.,  house  54  Carew  street 
Newell  S.  R.,  (Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  ^Co.,)  house  69  Bowdoin  street 
Newell  W.  C.,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  bds  Bowdoin  street 
Newell  William,  emp  David  Warner,  house  15  Whitney  avenue 
Newell  William,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  13  Stearns’  park 

Newell  & Batter  shy , Merchant  Tailors  and  Dealers  in  Ready-made 
Clothing  and  Gents’  Furnishing  Goods,  corner  Main  and  Worthington  streets. 
William  H.  Battersby,  house  103  Howard  street 
Frank  S.  Newell,  house  Bowdoin  street 

New  England  Card  and  Paper  Co.,  Hanover  street — see  adv.,  p.  96 
William  B.  Smith,  house  Hartford,  Conn 
C.  M.  Gage,  house  Broad  street 
George  Fowler,  house  Thompson  street 
New  Jerusalem  Chapel,  Swedenborgian,  3 Maple  street 
Newland  Elbridge  M.,  house  33  Vernon  street 
Newton  A.  J.,  dry  goods,  473  State  street,  house  503  State  street 
Newton  Edward  N.,  book-keeper  J.  L.  Worthy  & Co.,  house  29  Carew  street 
Newton  George,  carpenter,  house  145  Pendleton  avenue 
Newton  Rufus  B.,  M.  D.,  office  and  rooms  3 Gilmore’s  block,  420  Main  street 
Newton  T.  N.,  emp  USA,  house  31  Whitney  avenue 
New  York  Watch  Co.,  corner  Tyler  and  Orleans  streets 
Aaron  Bagg,  president,  house  West  Springfield 
Homer  Foot,  treasurer,  house  201  Maple  street 
Nichols  Annas  L.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  30  Vine  street 
Nichols  C.  D.,  emp  City,  house  144  Lyman  street 
Nichols  C.  E.,  postal  clerk  B & A R R,  rooms  49  Bridge  street 
Nichols  Charles  A.,  (Bill,  Nichols  & Co.,)  house  224  Pearl  street 
Nichols  C.  P.,  assistant  superintendent  B & A R R,  house  70  Pearl  street 
Nichols  Elijah,  (Springfield  Envelope  Co.,)  house  21  Wilcox  street 
Nichols  Franklin,  emp  Springfield  Envelope  Co.,' house  65  William  street 
Nichols  George  F.,  commercial  traveler,  house  63  King  street 
Nichols  Peter,  emp  Chauncey  Shepherd,  house  290  Water  street 
Nicholson  Charles,  emp  Aiken  & Fuller,  boards  19  Elm  street 
Nickerson  Mrs.  C.  S.,  nurse,  rooms  55  Worthington  street 
Nickerson  Platt,  hostler,  boards  123  Bridge  street 
Nickerson  Pulaski,  emp  E.  W.  Burr,  rooms  14  Liberty  street 
Nihil  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  19  Ferry  street 
Nihil  Peter,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  30  New  street 
Niles  Alonzo  F.,  grocer  58  Main  street,  house  549  Chestnut  street 
Noble  Joseph  S.,  roofer,  house  66  Holyoke  street 

Noble  Dr.  Lester , Dentist.  Office  west  side  of  Main  street,  second 
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Noble  Mrs.  Olive,  emp  I.  Harmon  & Co.,  house  124  Worthington  street 

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Noble  William  B.,  clerk  Bagg  & Batchelder,  boards  187  Chestnut  street 
Noble  William  T.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  480  Mill  street 
Noel  Basile,  carpenter,  house  block  18,  Indian  Orchard 
Noel  Joseph,  emp  S.  Pratt,  house  138  Eastern  avenue 
Nolan  James,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  81  Ferry  street 
Nolan  Michael,  carpenter,  rooms  55  Water  street 
Nolan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Nolan  Patrick  W.,  bowling  alley,  Lyman  street,  house  96  Franklin  street 
Nonpareil  Hemmer  Co.,  office  4 Opera  House  block,  414  Main  street — see  adv 
Nonpareil  Paper  Collar  Co.,  16  Hampden  street  [back  of  title  page 

George  F.  Barton,  house  32  Mattoon  street 
Theodore  H.  Beardsley,  house  625  Main  street 
Noonan  Michael,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  21  Wight  avenue 
Noonan  Timothy,  teamster,  house  30  Monroe  street 
Noonan  Timothy,  mason,  boards  65  Congress  street 
Noonan  William,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  39  Sheldon  street 
Norcott  Mrs.  Mary  E,,  dress-maker,  house  37  Pynchon  street 
Norcott  William  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  37  Pynchon  street 
Norcross  0.  W.,  (Norcross  Brothers,  Worcester,)  boards  74  Elm  street 
Norris  Harry,  house  255  Pine  street 
Norris  Martin,  machinist,  house  67  Florence  street 
Norris  William,  saloon,  45  Railroad  street 
Norris  William  A.,  clerk  Luther  Cutler,  house  166  Union  street 
North  Congregational  Church,  Salem  street,  opposite  Elliott  street  [[Main  st 
North  Franklin  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  4 Hampden  House  block,  438 
Norton  Arthur  F.,  clerk  Whitney  & Adams,  boards  90  Union  street 
Norton  Charles  D.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 
Norton  Charles  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 
Norton  E.  G.,  (King,  Norton  & Ladd,)  house  52  Pearl  street 
Norton  Francis,  city  tax  collector  and  assessor,  office  City  Hall,  h 90  Union  st 
Norton  James  P.,  book-keeper  P.  E.  Robinson  & Co.,  boards  41  Bliss  street 
Norton  John  N.,  policeman,  house  431  Hancock  street 
Norton  J.  W.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  309  Water  street 
Norton  Mrs.  L.  F , house  31  Fairbanks’  avenue 
Norton  Mrs.  Mary,  dress-maker,  house  234  Liberty  street 
Norton  Michael,  emp  P.  P.  Emory  & Co.,  boards  12  Fort  street 
Norton  Nelson  D.,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  31  Fairbanks’  avenue 
Norton  Mrs.  R.,  house  161  High  street  * 

Norton  William  J.,  carpenter,  boards  123  Bridge  street 

Norton  W.  W.,  (McKnight,  Norton  & Hawley,)  house  53  Yernon  street 

Norway  Frederick  A.,  turnkey  at  jail,  boards  241  State  street 

Noyes  George  H.,  (Atwood  & Noyes,)  boards  78  Spring  street 

Noyes  Mrs.  Mary  A.,  boards  Cooley’s  Hotel,  211  Main  street 


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Noyes  Mrs.  N.  M.,  house  177  High  street 
Noyes  Miss  Yesta,  school-teacher,  boards  177  High  street 
Nugent  Arthur,  farmer,  house  old  Chicopee  Falls  road 
Nuno  John,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Nutting  Alonzo,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  31  Fairbanks’  avenue 

Nutting  William,  emp  CRH,  house  32  Holyoke  street 

Nye  Charles  P.,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  397  Main  street 

Nye  E.  B.,  emp  Hyde  & Sloan,  house  15  Mechanic  street 

Nye  Frank  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  52  Franklin  street 

Nye  George,  (Perkins  & Nye,)  house  117  Florence  street 

Nye  Mrs.  Lillie,  house  136  Dwight  street 

Nye  Thomas,  emp  J.  Cummings,  house  182  Worthington  street 

Oakes  Edward,  deputy  sheriff,  boards  corporation  block,  Indian  Orchard 

Oakes  Roland  T.,  (Hale,  Oakes  & Tower,)  house  Chicopee 

Oatley  Franklin  K.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co  , house  687  Union  street 

Oatley  Stephen  H.,  house  White  street 

O’Brien  Mrs.  Anna,  house  37  Ferry  street 

O’Brien  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  7 Mechanics’  row 

O’Brien  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  102  Wilcox  street 

O’Brien  Cornelius,  emp  B & A R R,  house  61  Sharon  street 

O’Brien  Cornelius,  emp  USA,  house  647  Union  street 

O’Brien  Eugene,  depot  baggage-master  N Y,  N H & IL  R R,  house  Sharon  st 

O’Brien  James,  house  94  Ferry  street 

O’Brien  James,  boards  74  Cherry  street 

O’Brien  Jerry,  laborer,  house  Highland  street 

O’Brien  John,  book-keeper  J.  Roche,  house  44  Ringgold  street 

O'Brien  John,  laborer,  boards  Water  street 

O’Brien  John,  boards  9 Symonds’  avenue 

O’Brien  John,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  South  street 

O’Brien  John,  emp  Emerson  Wight,  house  81  Ferry  street 

O’Brien  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  108  Ferry  street 

O’Brien  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  12  Union  street 

O’Brien  Lawrence,  emp  C.  S.  Hutchison,  house  87  Sharon  street 

O’Brien  Lawrence,  emp  B & A R R,  house  18  Sharon  street 

O’Brien  Mrs.  Mary,  house  130  Wilcox  street 

O’Brien  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  26  Liberty  street 

O’Brien  Martin,  emp  W.  L.  Wilcox,  house  32  Washington  street 

O’Brien  Michael,  emp  Charles  Merriam,  house  33  New  street 

O’Brien  Michael,  emp  Bemis,  Phillips  & Co.,  house  36  Ferry  street 

O’Brien  Michael,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  rear  138  Ferry  street 

O’Brien  Michael,  laborer,  house  133  Union  street 

O’Brien  Michael,  emp  McGregory  & Son,  house  21  Union  street 


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O’Brien  Michael,  emp  W.  L.  Wilcox  & Co.,  house  41  Lombard  street 

O’Brien  Michael,  silver-plater,  boards  150  Florence  street 

O’Brien  Murty,  laborer,  house  Union  street 

O’Brien  Patrick,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  Brightwood 

O’Brien  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  5 New  street 

O’Brien  Patrick,  laborer,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

O’Brien  Patrick,  emp  Michael  Sullivan,  house  97  Wilcox  street 

O’Brien  Patrick,  emp  estate  George  Bliss,  Chestnut  street,  house  88  Essex  st 

O’Brien  Patrick,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  house  92  Sharon  street 

O’Brien  Patrick,  emp  Howard  & Brothers,  boards  corner  Mill  and  Locust  sts 

O’Brien  Patrick  H.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  4 Berkshire  street,  I 0 

O’Brien  Stephen,  laborer,  house  150  Florence  street 

O’Brien  Thomas , Carriage-maker,  (formerly  with  D.  Smith  & Co.) 
Repairing  in  all  its  branches  promptly  attended  to.  Having  had  seventeen  years’  ex- 
perience in  finishing  fine  work,  I feel  confident  of  my  ability  to  please  all  wishing 
nice  jobs  done.  House  and  shop  corner  Hubbard  and  Dale  avenues. 

O’Brien  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  94  Sharon  street 
O’Brien  Timothy,  boards  88  Essex  street 

O’Brien  William,  emp  Fitzgerald  & Page,  house  128  Bridge  street 

O’Brien  William,  emp  USA,  house  102  Sharon  street 

O’ Callahan  Cornelius,  emp  Homer  Foot  & Co.,  house  6 Union  street 

O’Connell  Daniel,  emp  Devine  & Knox,  boards  Willow  street 

O’Connell  Edward  H , emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  25  Congress  street 

O’Connell  Jerre,  laborer,  house  108  Hancock  street 

O’Connell  John,  laborer,  boards  108  Hancock  street 

O’Connell  J.  W.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co  , boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

O’Connell  Mrs.  Mary,  house  25  Congress  street 

O’Connell  Maurice,  inspector  B & A R R,  house  81  Ferry  street 

O’Connell  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  133  Bond  street 

O’Connell  William,  laborer,  boards  108  Hancock  street 

O’Conner  Bartholomew,  emp  B & A R R,  house  80  Congress  street 

O’Conner  Daniel,  laborer,  house  133  Taylor  street 

O’Conner  Eugene  J.,  emp  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  house  28  State  street 

O’Conner  Frank,  emp  R.  E.  Cooper  & Co.,  boards  103  Worthington  street 

O’Conner  James,  laborer,  boards  159  Lyman  street 

O’Conner  Michael,  emp  J.  W.  Hawks  & Co.,  house  103  Wilcox  street 

O’Conner  Philip,  emp  C R R,  house  46  Essex  street 

O’Conners  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  31  Mechanic  street 

O’Conners  Jerry,  emp  H.  Lyman,  house  180  Worthington  street 

O’Conners  Patrick,  laborer,  house  159  Lyman  street 

O’Connor  James,  painter,  boards  125  Bridge  street 

O’Connor  Michael,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  h Chestnut  corner  Ringgold  sts 
O’Connor  Owen,  emp  C R R,  house  29  Fulton  street 

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O’Connor  Patrick,  hostler,  house  foot  Court  street 

O’Connor  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  108  Wilcox  street 

O’Connor  Peter,  expressman,  house  9 Union  street 

O’Connor  Thomas,  emp  J.  H.  Cook  & Co.,  house  foot  State  street 

Odell  William,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Water  street 

Oden  Mrs.  Mary,  house  21  Lombard  street 

Odett  Henry,  emp  Edward  Helms,  house  378  Water  street 

Odett  Joseph,  carpenter,  boards  7 Stearns’  park 

O’Donnell  Laurence,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Offerle  Martin,  laborer,  house  Crossett  avenue 

Office  of  the  City  Directory , 301  Main  Street . 

Office  of  Spring  field  Daily  Union,  301  Main  Street • 
Office  of  Springfield  Weekly  Union,  301  Main  Street . 

O’Flaherty  John,  grocer,  house  and  store  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

O’ Grady  James,  pedler,  house  56  James  street 

O’Hara  Frank  P.,  (James  McCarty  & Co.,)  house  9 Ferry  street 

O’Hara  John  C.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  12  Harrison  avenue 

Ohnesorge  Ferdinand,  emp  H.  Hutch,  house  10  Whitney  avenue 

O’Holleran  John,  laborer,  boards  18  Sharon  street 

O’Holloran  John,  carpenter,  house  18  Sharon  street 

O’Keefe  Andrew,  emp  Howard  & Brothers,  house  119  William  street 

O’Keefe  Mrs.  Catharine,  house  Bush’s  block,  569  Main  street 

O’Keefe  Daniel,  cabinet-maker,  house  83  Sharon  street 

O’Keefe  Edmund,  (Hogan  & O’Keefe,)  house  27  Congress  street 

O’Keefe  James,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  Mill  street 

O 9 Keefe  Jaimes,  Hack,  Livery,  Boarding  and  Feeding  Stable.  Good 
Horses,  Carriages  and  Careful  Drivers,  always  to  be  had  at  this  stable.  Baled  Hay 
at  reasonable  prices.  Willow  street.  House  531  Main  street.  See  adv.  page  89. 

O’Keefe  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  67  Park  street 
O’Keefe  Michael  J.,  emp  James  O’Keefe,  boards  44  Harrison  avenue 
O’Keefe  William,  house  Water  street 

O’Laughlin  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  36  Ferry  street 

O’Laughlin  Patrick,  emp  William  S.  Collins,  house  236  Water  street 

Olcott  Charles,  emp  William  Simpson,  boards  62  Gardner  street 

O’Leary  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  18  Ferry  street 

O’Leary  Michael,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  house  8 Union  street 

Olin  W.  W.,  agent  for  lightning  rods,  house  200  Pendleton  avenue 

Oliver  Augustus  V.,  emp  George  A.  Flagg,  house  Quincy  street 

Oliver  Charles,  painter,  boards  Cross  street 

Oliver  Daniel,  emp  J.  H.  Banks  & Son,  house  foot  Union  street 

Oliver  Joseph  H.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  26  Linden  street 


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Oliver  Leroy,  erap  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I 0 

Oliver  Mrs.  Mary,  house  65  Congress  street 

Olivet  Congregationalist  Church,  State  street  opposite  Armory 

Olmstead  John,  cotton  waste  dealer,  William  street,  house  471  Chestnut  street 

Olmsted  Arnold,  farmer,  house  69  York  street 

Olney  Henry,  emp  Butterfield  & Gilbert,  house  62  Auburn  street 

O’Loghlen  Michael  L.,  watchman  Sanford  street  livery  stables,  rooms  177  State  st 

O’Loughlin  Patrick  J.,  emp  W.  H.  Collins,  house  236  Water  street 

O’Malley  John  J.,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  house  40  Congress  street 

O’Neal  Edward  P.,  emp  C R R,  house  19  Fulton  street 

O’Neal  Francis,  laborer,  house  159  Lyman  street 

O’Neal  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Orange  street 

O’Neil  Daniel,  emp  George  B.  Clark,  boards  36  Ferry  street 

O’Neil  Dennis,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  36  Ferry  street 

O’Neil  Dennis,  emp  William  S Arms,  house  Essex  street 

O’Neil  James,  laborer,  house  7^>  Essex  street 

O’Neil  James,  laborer,  house  foot  State  street 

O’Neil  James,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  near  foot  Bliss  street 

O’Neil  John,  emp  F.  Edward  Gray,  house  138  Ferry  street 

O’Neil  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  64  Boylston  street 

O’Neil  John,  emp  F.  E.  Gray,  house  44  Sharon  street 

O’Neil  John,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I 0 

O’Neil  Mrs.  Mary,  house  123  Congress  street 

O’Neil  Michael,  laborer,  house  39  Loring  street 

O’Neil  Thomas,  truckman,  boards  123  Congress  street 

O’Neil  Thomas,  house  77  Congress  street 

O’Neill  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  9 Morris  street 

O’Neill  James  F.,  emp  USA,  house  129  Pendleton  avenue 

O’Neill  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  46  Linden  street 

O’Neill  Thomas,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  Cross  street 

Orchard  Charles,  peddler,  boards  218  Pine  street 

Orchard  Frank,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  125  Bridge  street 

Orchard  William  T.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  218  Pine  street 

Orcutt  Dwight  F.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  45  Bradford  street 

Orcutt  M.  L.,  machinist,  boards  Allis  House,  250  Main  street 

Orcutt  Rufus  L.,  teamster,  boards  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  street 

O’Reilly  Austin,  emp  James  A.  O’Reilly,  house  233  Chestnut  street 

O’Reilly  Frank,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

O’Reilly  James  A.,  wholesale  liquor  dealer,  Lyman  street,  house  Chicopee 

O’Reilly  Rt.  Rev.  P.  T.,  D.  D.,  bishop  of  Springfield,  house  250  State  street 

Orrasby  John,  house  223  Hancock  street 

Orne  Mrs.  Lucy  G.,  house  192  Maple  street 

Osborn  Charles,  emp  B & A R R,  house  258  Pine  street 


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Osborn  Chester,  house  Long  hill 
Osborne  Charles,  farmer,  house  Allen  street 
Osborne  E.  A.,  butcher,  house  Allen  street 
Osborne  George  W.,  farmer,  house  Allen  street 
Osborne  Mrs.  N.  W.,  house  64  Central  street 

Osgood  C.  Frank,  music  teacher,  rooms  8 Opera  House  block,  414  Main  street 

Osterwald  H.,  emp  Hallett  & Taylor,  rooms  78  Howard  street 

Ostrander  Charles  S.,  emp  Emerson  Wight,  house  141  Worthington  street 

Otis  James,  laborer,  house  13  James  street 

Otis  James  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  460  Chestnut  street 

Otis  John,  emp  Edward  Helms,  boards  102  State  street 

Otis  John,  house  71  Market  street 

Otis  Patrick,  emp  Frank  L.  Brown,  house  1 Union  street 

Otis  Samuel  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  93  Court  street 

Otis  Thomas,  hackman,  house  103  Sharon  street 

Otto  Charles,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  32  William  street 

Otto  George  R.,  emp  USA,  house  foot  Howard  street 

Otto  John  0.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co,  house  263  Hancock  street 

Otto  Robert,  emp  P.  E.  Robinson  & Co.,  house  36  William  street 

Otto  William,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  Long  hill 

Ouimette  John,  emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  boards  144  Water  street 

Ouimette  Octave,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  corporation  block,  I 0 

Overand  D.  G.,  M.  D , office  256  Main  st,  boards  Cooley’s  hotel,  211  Main  st 

Owen  Carmi  D.,  (Owen  & Merrill)  house  671  State  street 

Owen  George,  painter,  house  foot  State  street 

Owen  George  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  51  Auburn  street 

Owen  Mrs.  Laura,  boards  52  Pynchon  street 

Owen  Y.  L..  M.  D.  house  and  office  383  Union  street 

Owen  & Merrill,  saloon,  29  Railroad  street 

Carmi  D.  Owen,  house  671  State  street 
L.  B.  Merrill,  house  24  State  street 
Owens  Edmond,  teamster,  house  41  Armory  street 
Owens  Frank,  emp  USA,  house  Stebbins  street 

Pabke  A.  & Co.,  chemists  and  apothecaries,  3 Foot’s  block,  504  Main  street 
A.  Pabke,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel 
James  White,  house  77  Wilcox  street 
Packard  A.  A.,  clerk  Tinkham  & Co.,  rooms  22  Howard  street 
Packard  Alford  S.,  paymaster  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  st,  I O 

JPacJcard  Charles  N,9  Gold  Pen  Maker.  Pens  made  to  order  or  ex- 
changed on  reasonable  terms.  Shop  room  19  Goodrich’s  Block,  corner  Main  and 
Hampden  streets.  Post-office  box,  761.  House  39  Fulton  street. 

Packard  Howard  C.,  book-keeper,  boards  Myrtle  street,  cor  Hampden  st,  I O 
Packard  J.  Henry,  clerk  J.  D.  McKnight,  boards  139  Water  street 


A Large  Assortment  of  TOOTH  AND  NAIL  BRUSHES,  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG 
STORE,  corner  Main  and  State  Streets. 


At  the  Daily  IMon  Office,  301  Main  Street. 


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Packard  Loren,  foreman  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  36  Vine  street 

Packard  Sidney  & Co.<  Proprietors  of  the  One  Price  Clothing 
House,  P O P C H,  No.  350  Main  street,  Bill’s  block,  where  may  be  found  a large  as- 
sortment of  Ready-Made  Clothing,  Hats  and  Caps,  and  Gent’s  Furnishing  Goods. 
Sidney  Packard,  house  55  Vernon  street 
S.  E.  Packard,  house  55  Vernon  street 
G.  F.  Greene,  house  61  Vernon  street 

Packard  W.  Id.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  st 
Paddock  Jasper,  emp  Street  Railway  Co.,  boards  267  North  Main  street' 

Page  Bartlett,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 

Page  George  E.,  real  estate  broker,  122  Bridge  street,  house  172  Bridge  street 

Page  George  S.,  “Pop  Corn”  man,  house  59  Loring  street 

Page  Henry  O.,  carpenter,  house  Cedar  street 

Page  John,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  boards  58  Willow  street 

Page  W.  B.,  cigar-maker,  rooms  124  Bridge  street 

Page  W.  D.,  baggage  master  B & A R R,  boards  130  Water  street 

Page  Mrs.  W.  D.,  millinery  and  dress-making,  22  Bridge  st,  boards  130  Water  st 

Page  William,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  boards  58  Willow  street 

Page  William  H.,  emp  James  P.  Streeter,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Paige  Dwight,  emp  B & A R R,  house  28  Main  street 

Paige  Frank,  carpenter,  house  128  Howard  street 

Paige  Franklin,  emp  J.  H.  Spear,  boards  28  Main  street 

Paige  William  H.,  superintendent  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  18  Vine  st 

Paige  William  H.,  emp  USA,  house  42  Spruce  street 

Paine  Charles,  (Paine  & Seaver,)  house  47  Pynchon  street 

Paine  C.  W.,  emp  Stockwell  Bettes,  rooms  16  Boylston  street 

Paine  Mrs.  E.  C.,  house  1 Willow  avenue 

J Paine  & Seaver,  Merchant  Tailors,  373  Main  street,  second  door  north 
of  First  Baptist  Church. 

Charles  Paine,  house  47  Pynchon  street 
William  T.  Seaver,  2d,  house  42  Howard  street 

Palmer  John  J.,  emp  William  Simpson,  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  st 
Palmer  Reed,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  36  Park  street 
Palmer  R.  G.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  86  Main  street 

Palmer  Samuel,  (Samuel  Palmer  & Co.,)  h cor  Bowdoin  and  Worthington  sts 
Palmer  Samuel,  Jr.  , student,  boards  Bowdoin  street 

j Palmer  Samuel  & Co.,  Commission  Merchants  and  Wholesale  Dealers 
in  Flour,  Salt,  Butter,  Cheese  and  Produce  generally.  No.  25  Hampden  street. 
Samuel  Palmer,  house  corner  Bowdoin  and  Worthington  streets 
William  C.  Warren  boards  72  Pearl  street 

Paquette  Henry,  fancy  goods  store,  Main  street  near  Pynchon  st,  h 148  Bridge  st 
Paranteau  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  62  Congress  street 
Paranteau  Narcisse,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 


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334  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Parish  R.  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  77  Elm  street 

Parker  Albert  W.,  emp  H.  C.  Gowdy,  house  Willow  street 

Parker  Charles,  emp  D.  O.  Gilmore,  rooms  54  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  st 

Parker  Charles,  emp  F.  Edward  Gray,  house  208  Water  street 

Parker  Mrs.  Charles,  house  8 Alert  street 

Parker  Charles  A.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  22  Mechanic  street 

Parker  Charles  A.,  emp  Wallace  Clark,  bds  Sanford  Street  House,  Sanford  st 

Parker  Chester  J.,  carpenter,  house  300  Worthington  street 

Parker  David  F.,  insurance  agent,  6 Hurlbut’s  blk  344  Main  st,  bds  69  Vernon  st 

Parker  Dexter,  emp  William  Collins,  boards  foot  Union  street 

Parker  F.  J.,  (Vaughan  & Parker,)  house  28  Mattoon  street 

Parker  Frank  E.,  house  William  street 

Parker  George,  emp  Elliott  Ingraham,  boards  19  Elm  street 

Parker  George,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  46  Ferry  street 

Parker  George  T.,  emp  E.  F.  Gill,  boards  90  North  street 

Parker  James,  sup’t  New  York  & Boston  Express  line,  house  127  Main  street 

Parker  James,  carpenter,  house  corner  Chestnut  and  Carew  streets 

Parker  Mrs.  Lucinda,  house  396  Walnut  street 

Parker  Marshall,  mason,  house  22  Mechanic  street 

Parker  Monroe  A , emp  C.  Hastings,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Parker  Ransford  A.,  mason,  house  171  Pine  street 

Parker  Stoddard,  house  Boston  road 

Parker  Mrs.  Thomas,  house  67  Park  street 

Parker  Thomas  H.,  farmer,  boards  396  Walnut  street 

Parker  Walter  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  21  Ringgold  street 

Parker  W.  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co,  boards  53  State  street 

Parker  William,  carpenter,  boards  50  State  street 

Parker  William  J.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

Parker  William  L.,  insurance  agent,  house  527  State  street 

Parkes  Preston,  (Kingsley  & Co.,)  house  247  Hancock  street 

Parkinson  John,  emp  Norcross  Brothers,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Parks  Justin  D.,  real  estate  dealer,  house  20  School  street 

Parks  Mrs.  Kate  L.,  house  591  Union  street 

Parks  William  T.,  house  44  Vernon  street 

Parmelee  Almon  G.,  emp  C.  Shepherd,  house  60  Hancock  street 

Parmelee  Dixon,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  95  William  street 

Parmelee  Laban,  emp  Chauncey  Shepherd,  house  Long  hill 

Parmenter  Charles  H.,  emp  W.  P.  Marsh  & Co.,  house  28  Margaret  street 

Parmenter  E.  D.  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  27  Webster  avenue 

Parrants  James,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 93  Linden  street 

Parson  David,  boards  29  Alert  street 

Parsons  Albert  L.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  405  Central  street 
Parsons  Amasa  B.,  house  23  State  street 


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In  New  and  Appropriate  Styles,  at  301  Main  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  335 

PavsOflS  A.  Jt»9  Western  Massachusetts  Advertising  Agency,  431  Main 
Street.  Advertisements  inserted  throughout  the  country,  at  publishers’  lowest  rates. 
Special  advantages  in  outside  advertising  afforded  Springfield  merchants  and  others. 
House  84  Main  street. 

Parsons  Bela,  emp  A.  F.  Cowles,  house  30  Margaret  street 
Parsons  Charles  W.,  emp  T.  W.  Gilbert,  house  18  Walnut  street 
Parsons  C.  W.,  emp  Hawkins  & Burrall,  boards  183  Liberty  street 
Parsons  Edwin  T.,  emp  USA,  boards  531  State  street 
Parsons  Miss  Emma,  school-teacher,  boards  40  Pynchon  street 
Parsons  Frank  T.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  rooms  Bond  Place 
Parsons  George  A.,  house  Fremont  street 

Parsons  George  N.,  (D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,)  house  40  Pynchon  street 

Parsons  James  Duane,  emp  George  W.  Tapley,  house  188  Union  street 

Parsons  Joseph,  emp  Union  Car  Spring  Co.,  house  40  Vernon  street 

Parsons  Mrs.  Moses,  boarding-house,  Water  st,  between  Worth’n  and  Bridge  sts 

Parsons  O.  P.,  carpenter,  house  190  Spring  street 

Parsons  Roswell  C.,  emp  USA,  house  409  Central  street 

Parsons  William,  house  Fremont  street 

Parsons  William  H.,  real  estate  dealer,  house  345  State  street 

Parsons  William  R.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  346  Maple  street 

Partridge  Andrew,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  45  Fremont  street 

Partridge  T.  L.,  carpenter,  house  Queen  street 

Patch  Miss  A.  R.,  house  545  Union  street 

Patch  JE»  E »9  rear  22  Harrison  avenue.  Boarding,  Feeding  and  Stables 
for  Feeding  or  Hitching.  Horses  boarded  by  the  day  or  week.  A neatly  furnished 
room  for  the  accommodation  of  ladies  wishing  their  teams  and  packages  cared  for. 
Experienced  and  gentlemanly  attendants  always  at  call.  House  84  Howard  street. 

Patch  Miss  G.  M.,  house  545  Union  street 

Patch  John  R.,  road-master  C R R,  house  71  Auburn  street 

Patch  Miss  Mary  A.,  house  545  Union  street 

Patience  William  F.,  tin  peddler,  house  2 Wilcox  block,  William  street 

Patience  William  G.,  emp  USA,  house  21  Hickory  street 

Patrall  William  P.,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  house  31  Railroad  street 

Patt  Fred,  house  Bush’s  block,  559  Main  street 

Patten  Albert,  emp  Bay  State  Paper  Co.,  boards  198  Franklin  street 

Pattenaude  G.  P.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  85  Congress  street 

Patterson  George  W.,  clerk  B & A R R,  house  97  Franklin  street 

Patterson  Henry  R.,  emp  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  boards  180  Water  street 

Patterson  John,  barber,  rooms  and  shop  690  Main  street 

Patterson  John,  rooms  and  shop  287  Main  street 

Patterson  Mrs.  Martha,  house  180  Water  street 

Patterson  Seele,  emp  A.  P.  Chapin,  boards  657  Chestnut  street 

Patterson  William  H.,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  house  163  Worthington  st 

Pattison  Mrs.  Anna,  house  53  Emery  street 


LIQUID  BALM.  SURE  CURE  FOR  PAINTERS’  COLIC. 


Blank  Books  for  Railroads,  Insurance  Companies,  Banks,  and 


336  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Pattison  Hiram,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  h Worcester  st,  cor  Hampden  st,IO 

PattOTl  William , Importer  and  Jobber  of  all  kinds  of  Staple  and  Fancy 
Goods,  and  Notions.  Wholesale  agent  for  the  sale  of  all  Collars,  Cuffs  and  Bosoms 
made  by  the  Springfield  Collar  Co.  Also  Breech  Loading  Guns,  Pistols,  and  Fish 
Tackle,  276  Main  street,  up  stairs.  House  39  Main  street. 

Paulk  George  W.,  emp  USA,  house  Pine  street 
Pauneck  Edward,  emp  John  Bangs,  house  near  Bangs’  mill,  Mill  street 
Pawlowsky  William  H.,  meat  market,  house  48  Eastern  avenue 
Payne  Charles,  clerk  J.  0.  Dow,  rooms  319  Worthington  street 

Payne  William 9 Sanford  street.  Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  in  Har- 
nesses, Saddles,  Collars,  Bridles,  Whips,  etc.  Repairing  promptly  done.  House 
40  James  street. 

Peabody  Daniel,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  567  Main  street  [and  Linden  sts 
Peace  Ahi,  balmoral  manufacturer,  cor  Chestnut  and  Ringgold  sts,  h cor  Cass 

Pearl  _H.  W,9  Dealer  in  Cotton,  Cotton  Waste,  and  Manufacturer  and 
Dealer  in  Paper  and  Paper  Stock,  No.  35  Willow  street.  House  60  Mulberry  street. 

Pearl  John  H.,  emp  City,  house  34  Loring  street 

Pearsons  Henry,  corner  Orleans  street  and  Pendleton  avenue 

Pease  Miss  A.  A.,  teacher  Indian  Orchard  grammar  school,  h Worcester  st,  10 

Pease  A.  Leander,  carpenter,  house  29  King  street 

Pease  Alger,  emp  C.  B.  Holbrook,  Jr.,  boards  18  Clinton  street 

Pease  Alexis,  policeman,  house  42  Florence  street 

Pease  A.  P.,  grocer  and  meat  market,  355  Walnut  street,  house  Walnut  street 

Pease  Archibald  J.,  teamster,  house  88  Court  street 

Pease  Austin  S.,  mason,  house  150  Union  street 

Pease  Carlos,  house  79  Oak  street 

Pease  Carlos  W.,  expressman,  house  36  Franklin  street 

Pease  Charles  C.,  emp  Carlos  W.  Pease,  boards  36  Franklin  street 

Pease  Charles  D.,  emp  A.  P.  Pease,  boards  Walnut  street 

Pease  Clarence  A.,  farmer,  boards  White  street 

Pease  Daniel  C.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson  house  25  Stebbins  street 

Pease  Edmund  M.,  M.  D.,  office  and  rooms  10  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street 

Pease  Mrs.  E.  H.,  house  88  Worthington  street 

Pease  Erskine,  furniture  dealer,  house  corner  Oak  and  Worcester  streets,  I 0 

Pease  F.  L.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  76  Water  street 

Pease  Foster  A.,  emp  F.  B.  Pease,  house  21  Ashley  street 

Pease  Frank  B.,  butcher,  45  Ashley  street,  house  57  White  street 

Pease  Gaius,  machinist,  house  22  Gardner  street 

Pease  Mrs.  George,  house  Plumtree  road 

Pease  George  F.,  dentist  and  druggist,  house  and  office  136  Walnut  street 
Pease  George  R.,  emp  Giles  Pease,  boards  Warner  street 
Pease  George  S.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  200  Worthington  st 
Pease  Giles,  farmer,  house  Warner  street 


WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS. 


For  all  Kinds  of  Business,  Manufactured  by  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  337 


Pease  Henry,  boards  Bond  street 

Pease  Henry  D.,  teamster,  house  15  Quincy  street 

Pease  Hiram,  boards  136  Walnut  street 

Pease  Horace,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Pease  James  A.,  farmer,  house  66  Summer  street 

Pease  Jonathan  A.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  South  Main  street 
Pease  L.  E.  & Co.,  meat  market,  193  State  street 
L.  E.  Pease,  house  193  State  street 
Robert  Lathrop,  house  184  Union  street 
Pease  L.  H.,  city  marshal,  house  540  Union  street 
Pease  Lorin  W.,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 
Pease  Louis  A.,  emp  W.  B.  Harris,  boards  150  Union  street 
Pease  Lyman  L.,  emp  Winfield  S.  Wheeler,  house  Bond  street 
Pease  O.  E.,  emp  Simpson  Clark,  house  37  Stebbins  street 
Pease  Theodore  D.,  commercial  traveler,  house  83  Greenwood  street 
Pease  Warren,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  house  500  Central  street 
Pease  Mrs.  Wealthy,  house  48  Morris  street 
Pease  Mrs.  William  A.,  boards  780  Chestnut  street 
Pease  William  D.,  emp  Giles  Pease,  boards  Warner  street 
Peck  A.  D.,  carpenter,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
Peck  Benjamin  B.,  (Peck  & Baker,)  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
Peck  J.  F.,  (United  States  Spring  Bed  Co.,)  house  58  Pearl  street 

JPeck  & Baker,  Manufacturers  of  Children’s  Carriages,  and  all  grades  of 
Toy  Gigs,  Perambulators  and  Carts,  51  Hillman  street.  Particular  attention  paid  to 
repairing.  Illustrated  catalogue  furnished  on  application. 

Benjamin  B.  Peck,  boards  Haynes'  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
Henry  K.  Baker,  house  97  Spring  street 

Peckham  E.  W.,  boards  84  Howard  street 
Pell  & Adams,  hair  dressers,  State  street,  opposite  Armory 
Mrs.  Ellen  Pell,  house  457  State  street 
Miss  Lizzie  Adams,  house  457  State  street 
Peller  Charles  A.,  emp  N.  C.  Johnson,  rooms  331  Main  street 
Pelon  Frank,  house  Wilcox  street 

Peltier  Arthur,  engineer  B & A 11  R,  house  33  Harrison  avenue 

Peltier  Peter,  emp  B & A R R,  house  717  Main  street 

Pelton  Daniel  B.,  boards  132  Florence  street 

Pelton  Frank,  clerk  Haynes  & Co.,  rooms  412  Main  street 

Pelton  Mrs.  L.  P.,  house  96  Willow  street 

Pelton  Oscar,  emp  G.  T.  Bond,  boards  486  Worthington  street 

Pelton  Mrs.  S.,  house  132  Florence  street 

Pendleton  Sylvanus,  gardener,  boards  27  Margaret  street 

Penfield  H.  N.,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  81  Summer  street 

People’s  Dye  House,  57  Worthington  street — see  adv.  card,  p.  338 

Pepin  Alfred,  carpenter,  house  26  Willow  street 


WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  are  just  what  you  need  for  General 

Debility. 

44 


Mercantile  and  Manufacturers’  Printing,  promptly  done  in  the  best  style 


338  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


PEOPLE’S 

Dyeing,  Cleansing  and  Tailoring  Establishment, 

57  "Worthington  Street,  near  Main, 

Is  acknowledged  by  all  to  be  the  best  and  most  prompt  place  in  the  city  for  the  Dye- 
ing, Cleansing,  and  Finishing  of  every  description  of  Ladies’  and  Gent’s  Garments, 
Upholstery,  Damask  Curtains,  Piano  and  Table  Spreads,  Kid  Gloves,  Plumes,  Etc. 

T.  BROADHUKST  & SON. 

Thomas  Broadhurst,  house  79  Union  street 
William  Broadhurst,  boards  79  Union  street 

Pepin  Maurice,  emp  E.  W.  Shattuck,  house  85  Congress  street 

Pepper  Arthur  F.,  emp  Nonpareil  Paper  Collar  Co.,  boards  113  Bond  street 

Pepper  Francis,  emp  William  Mattoon,  house  Armory  road 

Pepper  Gaius  C.,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 113  Bond  st 

Pepper  Herbert  M.,  operator  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  boards  81  Elm  st 

Pepper  Mrs.  J.  J.,  dress-maker,  shop  and  rooms  453  Main  street 

Pepper  Joseph  L.,  emp  B & A R 11,  house  17  Gray’s  court  [Orchard 

Peppin  Eugene,  emp  B & A R R,  house  corner  Worcester  and  Pine  sts,  Indian 

Percell  Thomas,  tailor,  boards  20  Wight  avenue 

Percival  Frank,  emp  Newell  Bros.  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  53  State  street 
Pereault  Charles,  laborer,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Perkin  Octavious  B.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  46  Franklin  street 
Perkins  Albert,  boards  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  street 
Perkins  Anson  G.,  emp  USA,  house  Factory  street 

Perkins  Cyrus , Dentist,  465  Main  street.  Dental  operations  performed 
skillfully  and  satisfaction  guaranteed.  House  161  Union  street 
Perkins  Drayton,  farmer,  house  11  Gardner  street 
Perkins  Dwight  A.,  commercial  traveler,  house  77  Court  street 
Perkins  Frank,  clerk  H.  K.  Baker,  boards  60  Bridge  street 
Perkins  George  W.,  farmer,  hou^e  235  Pine  street 
Perkins  Hollister  D.,  clerk  C RR,  boards  11  Gardner  street 
Perkins  Jason,  (Perkins  & Gardner),  house  161  Franklin  street 

j Perkins  Osmon , 33  Taylor  street,  Carriage  Maker.  Light,  Open  and 
Top  Buggies  made  to  order.  Carriage  Trimming  and  Repairing.  Cushions  of  every 
description  made  to  order.  House  60  Bridge  street. 

Perkins  Samuel,  emp  J.  T.  Ferris,  rooms  50  State  street 
Perkins  Thomas  H.,  emp  USA,  house  410  Union  street 

PEBEIIN-S  Sc  UTE, 

Wholesale  Dealers  in 

BEEF,  PORK,  MUTTON,  LAMB,  Etc. 

Office  138  State  Street.  Slaughter  House,  Alden  Street. 

Virgil  Perkins,  house  321  Walnut  street 
George  Nye,  house  117  Florence  street 


Do  you  want  a TRUSS,  go  to  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  corner  Main  and 

State  Streets. 


And  at  Satisfactory  Rates,  at  301  Main  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  339 

Perkins  & Gardner,  architects,  6 Fort  block,  292  Main  street 
Jason  Perkins,  house  161  Franklin  street 
E.  C.  Gardner,  boards  32  Bradford  street 

Perow  William,  emp  David  Smith  & Co.,  rooms  cor  Dale  st  and  Hubbard  ave 
Perrence  Peter,  emp  J.  H.  Banks  & Son,  house  109  Wilcox  street 
Perry,  Black  & Co.,  adjustable  spring  beds,  shop  corner  Emery  and  Fulton  sts 
G.  C.  Perry,  house  25  Grant  street 
L.  R.  Black,  house  Ripley  avenue 
L.  H.  Black,  house  83  Bliss  street 

Perry  Frederick  K.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  102  Gardner  street 
Perry  Frederick  L.,  (S.  Bigelow  & Co.,)  house  319  Worthington  street 
Perry  G.  C.,  (Perry,  Black  & Co.,)  house  25  Grant  street 
Perry  John,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Perry  John  C.,  superintendent  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  53  Stebbins  street 

Perry  Oliver  H.,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson  & Co.,  rooms  319  Worthington  street 

Perry  William  R.,  carpenter,  house  35  Pendleton  avenue 

Peters  James,  emp  Henry  & Marsh,  boards  30  Mechanic  street 

Peterson  James,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  boarding-house  block  1,10 

Petti  E , emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Petti  Joseph,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Pettis  E.  C.,  assistant  city  marshal,  house  315  Worthington  street 

Pettis  John  A.,  emp  A.  J.  Pease,  house  72  Court  street 

Phalon  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  54  Congress  street 

Phaneuf  Anthony,  emp  Tilly  Haynes,  rooms  414  Main  street 

Phaneuf  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  73  Howard  street 

Phaneuf  John,  conductor  B & A R R,  house  62  Congress  street 

Phelon  Frederick  D.,  clerk  Massasoit  Paper  Mfg  Co.,  boards  16  Gray’s  court 

Phelon  Joseph,  emp  B & A R R,  house  16  Gray’s  court 

Phelon  Mrs.  M.  C , milliner,  corner  Main  and  Emery,  house  16  Gray’s  court 

Phelps  Albert,  emp  Gill,  Hayes  & Co.,  rooms  81  Bliss  street 

Phelps  Albert  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house,  198  Worthington  st 

Phelps  Mrs.  Charles,  house  27  Bowdoin  street 

Phelps  Chas.  P.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  bds  Worcester  st,  cor  Hampden  st  I 0 

Phelps  E.  H.,  (Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,)  house  50  Vernon  street 

Phelps  Frank  H.,  local  mail  agent  depot,  house  corner  Main  and  Emery  streets 

Phelps  George  M.,  emp  E.  W.  Ladd,  house  216  Pendleton  avenue 

Phelps  Henry,  emp  George  A.  Flagg,  boards  666  State  street 

Phelps  Henry  W.,  railroad  contractor,  house  359  State  street 

Phelps  H.  H.,  emp  Norcross  Brothers,  house  138  Hickory  street 

Phelps  Mrs.  J.  M.,  house  53  Pynchon  street 

Phelps  John  W.,  railroad  contractor,  house  41  Bliss  street 

Phelps  Lewis  M.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  58  Franklin  street 

Phelps  L.  M.,  clerk  B & A R R,  boards  53  Pynchon  street 

Phelps  William  D.,  fruit  and  oyster  dealer,  11  Railroad  st,  h 39  Greenwood  st 


EVERYTHING  IS  RIGHT  IF  YOU  USE  WEBBER’S  GINGER. 


PATENT  CALENDARS — Best  Advertising  Medium  Extant — 


340  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Phelps  Willis,  railroad  contractor,  house  Maple  street  [394  Main  st 

Phetteplace  Mrs.  M.  A.,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  shop  and  rms  6 Barnes’  block, 

Philbrick  George,  machinist,  bouse  121  Summer  street 

Philbrick  H.  B.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  47  Everett  street 

Philbrick  John  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  241  Walnut  street 

Phillips  Charles,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  86  Bliss  street 

Phillips  Clesson  B.,  book-keeper  Josiah  Cummings,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Phillips  George  M.,  emp  Colton  Brothers,  house  16  Dwight  street 

Phillips  George  N.,  house  263  North  Main  street 

Phillips  George  S , emp  Handyside  & Jarrett,  boards  250  Allen  street 

Phillips  Henry  F.,  emp  B.  F.  Quinby,  boards  58  Bliss  street 

Phillips  Henry  M.,  (Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,)  rooms  281  State  street 

Phillips  James,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 

Phillips  John  H.,  boards  21  Mechanic  street  [Bridge  sts 

Phillips  J.  Wellington,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  bds  Water  st,  bet  Worthington  and 

Phillips  Lewis  L.,  truckman,  house  21  Mechanic  street 

Phillips , Mowry  & Co.9  Springfield  Steam  and  Gas  Pipe  Works, 
83  Worthington  street,  Contractors  for  Lighting  and  Heating  Manufactories,  Public 
Buildings,  Stores,  Private  Dwellings,  etc.,  etc.  Particular  attention  paid  to  piping 
Houses  for  Gas.  Experienced  workmen  sent  to  any  part  of  the  country.  See  adv.,  p.  xi. 
H.  M.  Phillips,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  rooms  281  State  street 
C.  L.  Mowry,  house  192  Union  street 
G.  F.  Adams,  boards  198  High  street 

Phillips  O.  665  South  Main  street.  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Poul- 
try, Fresh  and  Salt  Meats,  Lard,  Hams,  Sausages,  Vegetables  and  everything  per- 
taining to  a First  Class  Market.  House  123  Pine  street 

Phillips  Patrick,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 
Phillips  S.  R.,  (Bemis,  Phillips  & Co.,)  house  Spring  street 
Phipps  Mrs.  Lucy  S.,  house  287  Union  street 

Picord  Charles,  laborer,  house  boarding-house  block  4,  Indian  Orchard 

Pidge  Alanson,  policeman,  house  437  Central  street 

Pieon  Edos,  laborer,  boards  block  14,  Indian  Orchard 

Pieon  John,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Pierce  Aaron,  emp  and  boards  Pynchon  House,  243  Main  street 

Pierce  Albert  E.,  machinist,  house  Pine  street 

Pierce  Alfred  J.,  emp  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  house  23  Pendleton  avenue 

Pierce  Mrs.  Betsey,  house  46  Walnut  street 

Pierce  D.  B.,  carpenter,  house  29  Fairbanks’  avenue 

Pierce  E.  C.,  ornamental  painter,  house  41  High  street 

Pierce  Edward,  painter,  house  168  Hancock  street 

Pierce  George,  emp  H.  S.  Hyde,  boards  284  Liberty  street 

Pierce  George,  emp  William  Pierce,  boards  822  Main  street 

Pierce  H.  A.,  real  estate  broker,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Pierce  J.  Dwight,  (Pierce,  Abbott  & Co.,)  house  623  Main  street 


For  DRUGS  and  PATENT  MEDICINES,  go  to  WEBBER’S  Drug  Store,  corner 
Main  and  State  Streets. 


Most  Desirable  for  Counting-Room  Uses. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  341 


Pierce  Jonas,  emp  David  A.  Adams,  house  822  Main  street 

Pierce  L.  H.,  emp  A.  J.  Pease,  house  46  Broad  street 

Pierce  Mrs.  M.  A.,  fruit  and  confectionery,  store  and  house  1 Maple  street 

Pierce  Maynard  F.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  74  Walnut  street 

Pierce  Mrs.  E.,  house  258  Pine  street 

Pierce  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  21  Linden  st 
Pierce  Simon.  J.,  proprietor  Bridge  Street  House,  105  Bridge  street 
Pierce  Sweeny,  emp  H.  A.  Pierce,  rooms  12  Symonds  avenue 
Pierce  Wallace  M.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  176  Bridge  street 
Pierce  Willard  E.,  emp  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  boards  68  Bliss  street 
Pierce  William,  agent  Weed  sewing  machine  375  Main  st,  h 24  Wilcox  street 
Pierce,  Abbott  & Co.,  central  furniture  rms,  435  Main  st — see  adv  in  back  of  book 
J.  D.  Pierce,  house  623  Main  street 
E.  W.  Abbott,  boards  149  State  street 
C.  M.  Talcott,  house  682  Main  street 
William  Yerrall,  bouse  44  Central  street 
Pigeon  Joseph,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Pike  Dennis  L.,  overseer  at  jail,  house  25  William  street 
Pike  Mrs.  E.  A.,  house  147  Main  street 
Pike  Henry  E.,  emp  C R R,  boards  147  Main  street 
Pike  Lysander,  carpenter,  house  Boston  road 
Pike  Myron  L.,  boards  Boston  road 
Pike  Sumner  L.,  emp  Lysander  Pike,  house  Boston  road 
Pike  William  E.  emp  C R R,  boards  147  Main  street 

Pile  William  N.,  editor  “Herald  of  Life,”  455  Main  st,  house  30  Gray’s  court 
Pilling  George,  emp  G.  W.  Tapley,  house  328  Union  street 
Pilon  G.  B.,  emp  H.  F.  Bailey,  boards  1 Worthington  street 
Pilon  Octave,  house  1 Worthington  street 

Pingree  C.  D.,  commercial  traveler,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 
Pingrey  E.  J.,  engineer  B & A R R,  boards  45  Bradford  street 
Pinney  Edward  W.,  (Crook  & Pinney,)  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 
Pinney  Marcellus,  assistant  assessor,  house  105  Florence  street 
Pinney  Oliver  F.,  house  46  State  street 

JPifiney  JVilliam  S « & Co,9  Lincoln  Hall  block,  496  Mill  street, 

opposite  U.  S.  Water  Shops,  Dealers  in  Groceries,  Provisions,  Flour,  Butter,  Teas, 
Cheese,  Lard,  Salt,  Eggs,  Fish,  Fresh  and  Salt  Meats,  Dry  Goods,  Boots,  Shoes,  &c. 
William  H.  Pinney,  house  Lincoln  Hall  block,  494  Mill  street 
Richard  W.  Pinney,  house  310  Central  street 
A.  LeB.  Chapin,  house  442  Mill  street 

Pion  Fabian,  emp  S,  A & N R R.  house  Worcester  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Piper  Asa  M.,  emp  Hawkins  & Burrall,  h cor  Massasoit  st  and  Lexington  ave 
Piper  E.  J.,  pattern  maker,  etc.,  44  Hampden  st,  h 88  Union  st — see  adv.,  p.  342 
Piper  Lewis  L.,  fruit  and  confectionery,  202  Worthington  st,  h 200  Worthing- 
Piper  L.  H , emp  C.  M.  Gage,  house  rear  43  York  street  [ton  st 


For  Loss  of  Appetite,  WE BBElt’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  are  just  the 

thing. 


SPRINGFIELD  DAILY  UNION,  Enlarged  and  Improved, 


342  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


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44  HAMPDEN  STREET. 

Model  and  Pattern  Maker,  Light  Machine  Builder 

AND  MANUFACTURER  OF 

SCHOOL  FURNITURE,  IMPROVED  RULING  MACHINES. 

Stamping  Presses,  Initial  Presses,  and  Models  for  the  Patent  Office  or  Ex- 
hibition. House  88  Union  street.  See  advertisement,  page  xvii. 

Piper  William  R.,  emp  W.  D.  Montague,  boards  25  Vine  street 

Pippin  Joseph,  house  372  Water  street 

Pitkin  D.  C.,  house  Harrison  avenue 

Place  Charles  J.,  mason,  house  27  Grosvenor  street 

Plant  Peter,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Platt  Mrs.  Louisa,  house  rear  691  Main  street 

Platt  Peter,  emp  Rogers  & White,  house  Hubbard  avenue 

Plouffe  Amable,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Ploulf  Louis,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Plumer  A.  J.,  supt  Gilbert  & Barker  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  33  Winthrop  st 

Plummer  George  M.,  emp  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  house  21  Franklin  street 

Poiriez  Flavier,  emp  William  Blair,  boards  290  Water  street 

Polle  John,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Polle  Joseph,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Polley  Miss  Susie,  school-teacher,  boards  North  Wilbraham  road 

Pomeroy  A.  E.,  emp  Powers  Paper  Co.,  boards  19  Elm  street 

Pomeroy  B.  F.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  96  Willow  street 

Pomeroy  Charles  D.,  emp  Yirgil  Perkins,  house  80  Alden  street 

Pomeroy  Chauncey,  emp  George  C.  Brown,  boards  50  Cypress  street 

Pomeroy  George  E.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  boards  38  Franklin  street 

Pomeroy  Mrs.  H.  C.,  house  38  Franklin  street 

Pomeroy  Henry,  bouse  516  Central  street 

Pomeroy  Mrs.  H.  N.,  house  38  Howard  street 

Pomeroy  Philo  J.,  West  Springfield,  house  27  Margaret  street 

Pomeroy  Simeon,  house  80  Hickory  street 

Pomeroy  Stephen  F.,  M.  D.,  office  and  house  159  State  street 

Pomeroy  Wilbur  H.,  book-keeper  E.  S.  Stacy,  house  516  Central  street 

Pomeroy  William  M.,  (Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co..)  house  36  High  street 

Pomeroy  William  S.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  16  Gray’s  court 

Pomphret  William,  policeman,  house  46  Essex  street 

Pompier  Adolphus,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Pompier  Philip,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Pomroy  J.  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  95  Franklin  street 

Pond  William  G.,  emp  Brigham  & Brown,  house  229  Chestnut  street 

Poole  B.  M.,  emp  A.  V.  Burnham,  boards  119  Bridge  street 

Poole  Charles  W.,  engineer  C R R,  house  34  Fulton  street 


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Poole  Lucias  E.,  engineer  C R R,  house  134  Fulton  street 
Poole  Munroe  M.,  emp  R & A R R,  house  51  Congress  street 
Poole  Mrs.  Nancy,  house  81  Main  street 
Poole  Nathan  E , emp  C R R,  house  26  Fulton  street 
Poole  Orrin,  emp  0 R R,  house  22  Fulton  street 

Poole  Thomas,  emp  T.  & C.  J.  Driscoll,  house  corner  Bond  and  Chestnut  sts 

Pope  George  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  445  Hancock  street 

Porougskye  Theodore,  emp  J.  W.  Grant,  boards  43  Pynchon  street 

Portell  Thomas,  emp  R.  C.  Searle,  boards  49  Emery  street 

Porter  Alfred  E.,  emp  E.  Shattuck,  boards  167  Spring  street 

Porter  Alonzo,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  rooms  42  Fort  street 

Porter  Byron,  U.  S.  gauger,  office  Agawam  Bank  block,  237  Main  st,  house 

Porter  Derrick,  farmer,  house  95  Ashley  street  [Everett  st 

Porter  Edwin,  clerk  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  house  Lincoln  street 

Porter  Mrs.  E.  M.,  house  83  Elm  street 

Porter  Henry,  (Porter  & Wilson,)  house  43  Morgan  street 

Porter  Herbert  P.,  clerk  Chicopee  National  Bank,  boards  83  Pynchon  street 

Porter  Hiram  C.,  emp  A.  P.  Pease,  boards  125  Hickory  street 

Porter  James  M.,  (James  M Porter  & Co.,)  house  632  State  street 

Porter  James  M.  & Co.,  insurance  agents,  292  Main  street 

Porter  John  E.,  roofer,  house  Marble  street 

Porter  John  W.,  emp  USA,  house  434  Worthington  street 

Porter  Oliver  B.,  house  Tinkham  road 

Porter  Ralph  M.,  emp  J.  M Currier,  boards  167  Spring  street 
Porter  Samuel  W.,  master  mechanic  USA,  house  81  Oak  street 
Porter  Sherman  D.,  (Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,)  house  51  Federal  street 
Porter  & Wilson,  jewelers,  252  Main  street 
Henry  Porter,  house  43  Morgan  street 
Joel  Wilson,  house  Greenfield 
Portrait  Studio,  328  Main  street,  J.  S.  Hull,  agent 
Pothier  Louis,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  boards  7 Stearns’  park 
Potter  Rev.  A.  K.,  pastor  State  Street  Baptist  church,  house  28  School  street 
Potter  Edwin  A.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  80  Park  street 

Potter  George  JE,9  Architect  and  Building  Superintendent.  Plans, 
Specifications,  and  full  sized  Working  Drawings,  with  bills  of  materials,  carefully 
prepared  at  short  notice.  Office,  room  3 Goodrich  block,  264  Main  street.  House, 
165  Water  street. 

Powell  Horatio  J.,  painter,  268  Chestnut  street,  house  52  Linden  street 

Powell  James,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  372  Water  street 

Power  David,  house  72  Broad  street 

Power  Michael,  emp  S.  D.  Brooks,  house  149  High  street 

Powers  Alfred,  waiter  and  boards  Haynes’  hotel,  406  Alain  street 

Powers  Dwight,  expressman,  house  460  Mill  street 

Powers  Edward,  plasterer,  boards  44  Harrison  avenue 

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Powers  Egbert,  emp  I.  P.  Dickinson,  boards  Long  bill 

Powers  Miss  Emma,  book-keeper  Devine  & Knox,  boards  129  Bridge  street 

Powers  George  W.,  emp  Powers  Paper  Co.,  house  46  Emery  street 

Powers  L.  J.,  (Powers  Paper  Co.,)  house  116  Pearl  street 

Powers  Lucius  H.,  emp  Powers  Paper  Co.,  house  46  Emery  street 

Powers  Miss  Maggie,  emp  J.  H.  Sharon,  boards  90  Worthington  street 

Powers  Miss  Mary,  emp  J.  H.  Sharon,  boards  90  Worthington  street 

Powers  Matthew,  emp  B & A B R,  house  90  Sharon  street 

Powers  Maurice,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  boards  51  Fort  street 

Powers  Paper  Co.,  manuf ’s  and  jobbers  in  paper  and  fancy  goods,  231  Main  st 

Powers  Simon,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  90  Sharon  street 

Powers  Thomas  J.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  171  Lyman  street 

Pratt  Clarence,  carpenter,  boards  19  Stearns’  avenue 

Pratt  Mrs.  A.  A.,  house  35  Fulton  street 

Pratt  C.  H.,  cigar-maker,  rooms  24  Hampden  House  block,  438  Main  street 
Pratt  Charles  A.,  commercial  traveler,  boards  427  State  street 
Pratt  Chester  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  154  Worthington  street 
Pratt  Edmund,  house  15  Bliss  street 

JPvatt  TEL  F*9  Dealer  in  Choice  Foreign  and  Domestic  Cigars,  Fine  Cut 
and  Navy  Tobaccos  of  all  brands.  Also  a fine  assortment  of  Smokers’  Articles 
generally.  190  Main  street.  House  15  Fulton  street 

Pratt  Frank  I.,  boards  Boston  road 

Pratt  Frederick  S.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 

Pratt  George  Dwight,  emp  Brigham  & Storrs,  house  36  Oak  street 

Pratt  George  M.,  conductor  B & A R R,  house  West  Springfield 

Pratt  Rev.  Henry,  house  146  Cedar  street 

Pratt  James  L.,  boards  15  Bliss  street 

Pratt  James  L.,  contractor,  boards  Boston  road 

Pratt  Mrs.  J.  H.,  house  229  North  Main  street 

Pratt  Luke,  machinist,  house  423  Central  street 

JPratt  Orritl 9 Manufacturer  of  Hall’s  Little  Washer,  and  Robinson’s 
Combined  Wringer  and  Washer,  also  the  Pony  Washer.  Manufactory  52  to  62 
Dwight  street.  House  100  Howard  street. 

Pratt  Orrin  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  15  Fulton  street 
Pratt  R.  A.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Brightwood 
Pratt  Samuel  H.,  emp  C R R R,  house  71  Vine  street 
Pratt  Mrs.  Sarah  C.,  house  15  Fulton  street 
Pratt  S.  W.,  carpenter,  house  671  State  street 
Pratt  William,  emp  James  Parker,  boards  157  Main  street 
Pratt  William,  emp  A.  W.  Allen,  house  Charter  avenue 
Pratt  William  O.,  student,  boards  100  Howard  street 
Pray  Chauncy  S.,  emp  G.  W.  Gould,  house  111  Summer  street 


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Pray  Frank  C.,  emp  G.  W.  Gould,  boards  111  Summer  street 
Prentice  Charles  F.,  carpenter,  house  167  Union  street 
Prentice  G.  L.,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  house  25  Dale  street 
Prentiss  Harrison,  teamster,  house  15  Union  street 
Prentiss  Samuel,  stone-cutter,  boards  73  Congress  street 
Prescott  Charles,  carpenter,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 
Preset  Louis,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Sharon  street 
Preston  A.  J.,  (Masters  & Preston)  boards  149  State  street 
Preston  Miss  Emma,  boards  13  Stearns’  park 
Preston  Lowell,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  36  Bliss  street 
Preston  Thomas  N.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 
Prew  J.  J.,  (Hall  & Prew,)  boards  105  Bridge  street 
Prew  Paul,  farmer,  house  near  Plainfield  street 
Price  George  R.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  566  Main  street 
Price  John,  boards  65  Court  street 
Priest  Lizzie  M.,  school-teacher,  boards  21  Bay  street 
Priest  Mrs.  Maria  T.,  dress  maker,  house  308  Worthington  street 
Priest  Milo  C.,  foreman  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  308  Worthington  street 
Priest  William  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  4 Cypress  street 
Prince  A.  A.  & Co.,  carpets  and  paper  hangings,  254  Main  street 
A.  A.  Prince,  house  66  Summer  street 
S.  A.  Prince,  house  66  Spring  street 
Prince  Charles,  carpenter,  house  42  Alden  street 

Printing  of  All  Kinds— Atwood  & Koyes,  293  Main  £t. 

Prince  S.  A.,  (A.  A.  Prince  & Co.,)  house  66  Spring  street 
Prior  William  H.,  emp  C R R,  house  Brightwood 
Proctor  Daniel  emp  USA,  house  2 Webster  avenue 
Proctor  Martin,  printer,  house  157  Fulton  street 
Prouty  Isaac  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  123  Hickory  street 
Provost  John  B.,  carpenter,  house  381  Central  street 
Provost  Joseph,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  7 Stearns’  park 
Provost  Peter,  emp  A.  Grant  & Co.,  boards  7 Stearns’  park 
Provost  Solomon,  emp  John  B.  Provost,  house  236  Water  street 
Provost  Mrs.  Sophia,  house  7 Stearns’  park 

Prudent  Noiseux,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I O 

Pryman  L.  F.,  emp  W.  H.  Montague,  house  64  Vine  street 

Pryor  Enos  P.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  42  Bridge  street 

Puffer  Charles  E.,  emp  S.  M.  Puffer,  boards  198  Spring  street 

Puffer  Herbert  C.,  (Wilder  & Puffer,)  house  56  Broad  street 

Puffer  Samuel  M.,  silver-plater,  35  Market  street,  house  198  Spring  street 

Pulcifer  Isaac,  house  49  Holyoke  street 

Pulcifer  William  P.,  clerk  C R R,  boards  49  Holyoke  street 

Purple  W.  R.,  wholesale  meat  dealer,  house  corner  Hancock  and  Alden  streets 


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Purtel  Mrs.  Mary,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I 0 

Purtel  Michael  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Water  street,  I 0 

Purvis  Mrs.  C.  A.,  dress-maker,  house  49  Hancock  street 

Purvis  Charles  A.,  emp  M.  & E.  S.  Chapin,  house  49  Hancock  street 

Putnam  Horace,  emp  C.  W.  Richards  & Co.,  house  48  Bradford  street 

Putnam  J.  C.,  house  53  Oak  street 

Putnam  Joseph  H.,  horse-clipper,  house  10  Union  street 

Putnam  Julius,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  57  Fulton  street 

Putnam  Mrs.  Thomas,  house  37  Boylston  street 

Putnam  William,  emp  C.  W.  Richards  & Co.,  house  57  Fulton  street 

Putney  Rufus,  emp  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  boards  25  Pine  street 

Putney  Mrs.  Sarah,  boarding-house,  256  Main  street 

Putven  Henry,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  99  Summer  street 

Putven  John,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  99  Summer  street 

Pynchon  House,  243  Main  street 

Pynchon  House  Dining  Rooms,  245  Main  street 

Pynchon  Joseph  C.,  insurance  agent,  Fort  block,  292  Main  st,  h 30  Sargeantst 
Pynchon  National  Bank,  486  Main  street 
Pynchon  William,  farmer,  house  Plainfield  street 

Quackenbush  Joseph  H.,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  581  Liberty  street 
Quast  Charles,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  127  William  street 
Quast  Edward,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  boards  127  William  street 
Queen  George  II.,  barber,  11  Sanford  street,  house  62  State  street 
Quigley  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  24  Liberty  street 
Quillon  Henry,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  24  Ferry  street 
Quillon  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  110  Sharon  street 
Quilty  Michael,  house  132  William  street 

Quilty  William  J.,  boards  132  William  street  [son  avenue 

Quimby  A.  R.,  harness-maker,  Market  st  near  Harrison  ave,  h rear  43  Harri- 

Quimby  H,  A,9  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Fresh  and  Salt  Fish, 
Oysters,  Lobsters,  Clams,  Scollops,  etc.  Connecticut  River  Shad  in  season.  No.  13 
Market  street.  House  58  Bliss  street. 

B.  F.  QUINSY  & CO.,  451  STATE  STREET, 

DEALERS  IN  THE  BEST 

Drugs,  Medicines  and  Chemicals, 

PROPRIETARY  MEDICINES, 

American,  English,  French  and  German  Perfumery,  Fancy  and  Toilet  Goods, 
a very  fine  line,  some  of  them  of  their  own  importation. 

Choice  Wines  and  Liquors,  warranted  perfectly  pure,  for  medicinal  and  mechanical 
purposes  only.  Physicians  prescriptions  compounded  with  the  greatest  possible  care 
at  all  hours  of  day  or  night. 

Residence  523  State  street 

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IB.  IB.  aUIUBY, 

General  Agent, 

UNION  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

DIRECTORS’  OFFICE,  BOSTON,  MASS. 

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to  this  Agency,  as  the  company  issues  all  kinds  of  non-forfeitable  policies  at  the  least 
possible  cost.  Office,  451  State  street,  Springfield,  Mass. 

Residence  523  State  street 

Quinn  Catharine,  house  124  Margaret  street 

Quinn  Edward,  conductor  B & A R R,  house  61  Essex  street 

Quinn  John,  emp  United  States  Spring  Bed  Co.,  boards  28  Sharon  street 

Quinn  John,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  87  Sharon  street 

Quinn  Mrs.  Mary,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  20,  I 0 

Quinn  Patrick,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  house  78  Ferry  street 

Quinn  P.  H.,  emp  Hood  & Miller,  house  69  Vine  street 

Quirk  Dennis,  emp  USA,  house  Armory  street 

Quirk  Michael,  mason,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

Quirney  Michael,  laborer,  house  7 State  street 

Bacico  Paul,  emp  George  B.  Clark,  house  rear  44  Sharon  street 

Racine  Gilbert,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Radley  John,  emp  W.  L.  Clegg,  house  52  Sharon  street 

Rafferty  Mark,  emp  Crook  & Pinney,  house  350  Water  street 

Rafter  James,  carpenter,  house  Wilcox  street 

Rainville  Charles,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  44  Mill  street 

Rainville  Felix,  laborer,  house  near  Bangs’  mill 

Rambie  John  A.,  painter,  house  293  Water  street 

Ramsdell  George,  laborer,  boards  South  Wilbraham  road 

Ramsdell  James  K.,  blacksmith,  house  48  Quincy  street 

Ramsdell  R.  A.,  emp  Rice  & Shannon,  boards  46  State  street 

Randall  James  M.t  mason,  house  Stebbins  street 

Randall  J.  T.,  emp  L.  M.  Remington,  house  56  James  street 

Randall  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  dress-maker,  house  27  Monroe  street 

Randall  0.,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Randall  Samuel  L.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Boston  road 

Randall  Sylvester,  cook,  house  27  Monroe  street 

Randell  George  A.,  deputy  State  constable,  house  26  Fremont  street 

Ranger  Frederick  C.,  emp  Massasoit  House,  house  2-99  Chestnut  street 

Ranger  George  F.,  assistant  book-keeper  Ray  & Taylor,  boards  299  Chestnut  st 

Ranger  S.  W.,  engineer  Gilbert  & Barker  Manufacturing  Co.,  h Crossett  ave 

Ranlett  Nathan,  mail  agent  C R R,  boards  44  William  street 

Rannenberg  Charles  W.,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  20  Sargeant  street 

Ransom  John,  laborer,  house  Long  hill 


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Ransom  J.  P.,  farmer,  house  Blake’s  hill  road 
Rasicot  Eustache,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  19,  I 0 
Rastorfer  Samuel,  emp  Milo  Chapin,  boards  Sixteen  acres 
Ratelle  & Goodness,  meat-market,  Oak  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Jesse  Ratelle,  house  Center  street,  I O 
Felix  Goodness,  house  Oak  street,  I O 
Rathbun  Charles  D.,  burnisher,  boards  159  Bridge  street 
Rathbun  David  F.,  carpenter,  house  159  Bridge  street 
Rathbun  Edward,  (Sibley  & Rathbun,)  house  47  High  street 
Rawson  El  wood,  emp  C.  D.  Leet,  boards  116  Bridge  street 
Ray  Charles  W.,  emp  J.  M.  Thompson,  house  Union  street 
Ray  George  G.,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  375  State  street 
Ray  George  W.,  (Ray  & Taylor,)  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
Ray  Matthew,  laborer,  house  Chaffee  avenue 

Hay  Samuel  C*9  Merchant  Tailor,  and  Dealer  in  Cloths,  Vestings,  Cas- 
simeres,  and  Gentlemen’s  Fine  Furnishing  Goods.  Agent  for  the  Howe  Sewing  Ma- 
chine. Store  417  Main  street.  Rooms  281  State  street.  See  adv.  p.  xii. 

Hay  & Taylor 9 Manufacturers  of  Ladies’  and  Gents’  Paper  Collars  and 
Cuffs,  under  Ray’s  celebrated  Cloth  Imitation  Patent.  New  block  27  Worthington 
street. 

George  W.  Ray,  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street. 

Y.  N.  Taylor,  house  329  State  street. 

Raymond  G.  C-,  cigar-maker,  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street 

Raymond  Joseph,  emp  T.  L.  Haynes,  boards  694  State  street 

Raymond  V.  P.,  shoe-maker,  house  57  Summer  street 

Raymond  Wellington,  emp  C.  A.  Baker,  boards  271  Water  street 

Rayn  J.,  porter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street  i 

Rayner  John  B.,  house  104  Spring  street 

Raynolds  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Boston  road 

Raynor  W.  H.,  slater,  6 Fort  block,  house  30  Mattoon  street 

Read  Charles,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  house  Marble  street 

Read  Mrs.  Dana,  house  585  Main  street  [Florence  street 

Read  George  B.,  carriage  maker  and  blacksmith,  Water  Shop  hill,  house  141 

Read  Waterman  J.,  house  Oak  street 

Reading  Mrs.  Catherine,  house  133  Taylor  street 

Reagan  Jeremiah,  boards  Wight  avenue 

Reagan  John,  emp  Merriam  & Frost,  house  42  Essex  street 

Real  Franca,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  house  Taylor  avenue 

Redett  Charles,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Cross  street 

Redfield  Miss  Mary  E.,  school-teacher,  fooms  600  Main  street 

Redfield  Mrs.  Sarah,  house  600  Main  street 

Redington  T.  S.,  policeman,  boards  157  Union  street 

Redington  W.  E.,  house  157  Union  street 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  349 


Reed  Benjamin  T.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Bush’s  block,  559  Main  st 

Reed  Charles  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  86  Leon  street 

Reed  Rev.  Edward  A.,  pastor  First  Congregational  Church,  boards  45  Mattoon  st 

Reed  John  A.,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  house  101  Fulton  street 

Reed  John  S.,  emp  S.  B.  Smith,  house  32  Winthrop  street 

Reed  Mrs.  L.  A.,  dress-maker,  boards  125  Bridge  street 

Reed  Lorenzo,  house  Wason  street,  Brightwood 

Reed  Nicholas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  125  Bridge  street 

Reed  Robert,  emp  A.  Hancox,  house  William  street 

Reed  Theodore,  emp  B & A R R,  house  111  Franklin  street 

Reed  Waldo  R.,  emp  H.  Bailey,  house  98  Quincy  street 

Reeves  Thomas,  emp  P.  E.  Robinson  & Co.,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Rehm  William,  emp  Perkins  & Nye,  boards  132  Florence  street 

Rehovst  H.  N.,  emp  John  B.  Huber,  boards  United  States  Hotel,  547  Main  st 

Reid  Thomas  D.,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  77  Franklin  street 

Reidy  Maurice,  laborer,  house  Willow  street 

Reigger  Fred,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Stockbridge  street 

Reignolds  Mrs.  Emma,  house  406  Central  street 

Reilly  James  H.,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  43  Linden  street 

Reilly  Richard  0.,  emp  John  Roche,  rooms  107  Worthington  street 

Reilly  P.  H.,  proprietor  dancing  academy,  380  Main  street,  house  Hartford,  Ct. 

Reinhard  Glaser,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  bds  corner  Water  and  Union  sts 

Reinhardt  Frank,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  boards  19  Stockbridge  street 

Remington  Albert,  house  50  Clinton  street 

Remington  Almon  E.,  clerk  E.  Stebbins  Manufacturing  Co.,  bds  130  Carew  st 
Remington  Mrs.  Henry  W.,  house  29  Holyoke  street 
Remington  L.  M.,  expressman,  house  37  Pine  street 
Remington  Mrs.  Martha  C.,  house  130  Carew  street 

Remington  Wesley  D.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  79  Franklin  st 
Remkus  G.  & Co.,  fresco  painters,  495  Main  street 
Gustave  Remkus,  house  41  Wilcox  street 
Joseph  Suzen,  rooms  Park  street 
Renney  Edward,  emp  USA,  house  28  Walnut  street 
Renney  James,  emp  USA,  boards  Hancock  avenue 
Renney  Willis  E.,  agent  Florence  sewing  machine,  house  Oak  street 
Rensehousen  J.  C.,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  rms  Crossett  ave 

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Revox  Lewis,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  house  97  Summer  street 
Reynolds  Daniel,  emp  Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  38  School  street 
Reynolds  E.  C.,  clerk  Carter  & Cooley,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 
Reynolds  Edward,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  51  Loring  street 
Reynolds  George,  (Sackett  & Reynolds,)  house  355  Maple  street 
Reynolds  James,  emp  C R R,  house  300  Worthington  street 
Reynolds  Mrs.  Johanna,  laundress,  house  73  Sharon  street 
Reynolds  R.  0.,  rooms  128  Bridge  street 

Rhees  William,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  190  Chestnut  street 

Rhodes  Charles,  laborer,  house  689  Main  street 

Rhodes  Charles  A.,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Rhodes  Orville,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Rhodes  William  IT.,  brick-maker,  house  241  Mill  street 

Rice  Albert  R.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  65  Bridge  street 

Rice  Arthur  A.,  emp  Hale,  Oakes  & Tower,  boards  22  Vine  street 

Rice  Arthur  W.,  assistant  book-keeper  Chicopee  National  Bank,  bds  Spring  st 

Rice  Bridgman  B.,  emp  P.  E.  Robinson  & Co.,  house  Lincoln  street 

Rice  Mrs.  C.  E.,  house  323  Union  street 

Rice  Charles,  emp  Richards  & Breck,  rooms  Greenwood  street 

Rice  Charles  B.,  plumber  and  pump  maker,  house  738  Main  street 

Rice  Charles  F.,  classical  teacher  high  school,  boards  54  Court  street 

Rice  Charles  S.,  clerk  David  Warner,  boards  376  Union  street 

Rice  Charles  W.,  real  estate  and  insurance  agent,  house  Spring  street 

Rice  C.  Henri,  accountant,  house  103  Union  street 

Rice  Daniel,  (Rice  & Shannon,)  house  King  street 

Rice  Daniel  G.,  hack-driver,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Rice  D.  B.,  emp  E.  E.  Hollister,  house  220  Pine  street 

Rice  Edwin  D.,  railroad  contractor,  house  133  Florida  street 

Rice  Frank  C.,  book-keeper  Richards  & Bosworth,  boards  Spring  street 

Rice  Gilbert  L.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Myrtle  street 

Rice  H.  B.,  emp  C.  L.  Shaw,  house  44  Margaret  street 

Rice  Henry  C.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  28  Bay  street 

Rice  Horatio,  emp  A.  Burt,  house  22  Vine  street 

Rice  Isaiah  C.,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Rice  James,  mason,  boards  34  Hubbard  avenue 

Hice  Mrs,  J,  C,9  Modiste  and  Importer  of  Fashions,  103  Union  street. 

Itice  John  L,9  184  Main  street,  Dealer  in  Fresh  and  Salt  Beef,  Pork, 
Hams,  Sausages,  Tripe,  Poultry,  etc.  Butter,  Cheese,  Eggs,  Lard,  West  India 
Goods,  and  Family  Groceries.  Vegetables  of  all  kinds  in  their  season.  House 
25  Franklin  street. 

Rice  John  W.,  mason,  house  Florence  street 

Rice  Joseph  H.,  watch  and  clock  repairer  165  Main  street,  house  173  Main  st 
Rice  Leslie,  emp  Child,  Hall  & Streeter,  boards  38  Franklin  street 


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Rice  Nathan,  paper  hanger,  97  State  street,  house  376  Union  street 
Rice  Norman  R.,  medical  student,  rooms  175  State  street 
Rice  Richard  W.,  clerk  Isaac  Mills,  house  17  Holyoke  street 
Rice  Rev.  William,  librarian  city  library,  house  54  Court  street 
Rice  William  A.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  84  Union  street 
Rice  William  I.,  grocer,  192  Pine  street,  house  246  Pine  street 
Rice  & Shannon,  carpenters 

Daniel  Rice,  house  King  street 
Oliver  Shannon,  house  45  King  street 

Rich  Charles  A.,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  opposite  Jenksville 
Rich  E.  C.,  emp  Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,  boards  119  Bridge  street 
Rich  Sidney,  emp  Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  house  49  Emery  street 
Rich  S.  S.,  emp  A.  M.  Knight  & Son,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 
Richards  Mrs.  A.,  house  315  Worthington  street 

Richards  C.  A.,  emp  Springfield  Iron  Furniture  Co.,  boards  48  Union  street 
Richards  Charles  W.,  (Richards  & Bosworth,)  house  321  Chestnut  street 
Richards  C.  W.  & Co.,  sash,  blinds  and  doors,  123  Liberty  street 
Charles  W.  Richards,  house  321  Chestnut  street 
William  W.  Richards,  house  34  Charles  street 
Richards  Frank,  emp  N.  Y.  Watch  Co.,  bds  cor  Orleans  st  and  Pendleton  ave 
Richards  George  II.,  emp  J.  M.  Currier,  house  303  Chestnut  street 
Richards  Henry  M.,  emp  USA,  house  107  Pendleton  avenue 
Richards  James,  burnisher,  boards  303  Chestnut  street 
Richards  Mrs.  J.  S.,  boards  462  Central  street 

Richards  Marshall  N.,  emp  Richards  & Bosworth,  house  321  Chestnut  street 
Richards  P.  M.  & M.  B.,  Indian  physicians,  18  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  st 
Richards  R.  P.,  (Richards  & Breck,)  house  61  William  street 
Richards  Thomas,  house  36  Armory  street 


Richards  & Breck,  market,  138  State  street — see  adv.,  p.  352 
Richards  William  W.,  (C.  W.  Richards  & Co.,)  house  34  Charles  street 

Richards  & Bosworth , (successors  to  Horace  Martin,)  Dealers  in 
Lumber,  108  Taylor  street,  Springfield,  Mass. 

Charles  W.  Richards,  house  321  Chestnut  street. 

Edwin  R.  Bosworth,  house  Easthampton. 

Richardson  Charles  W.,  emp  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  house  75  Pynchon  street 
Richardson  Charles  Wesley,  emp  E.  W.  Shattuck,  house  57  Auburn  street 

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138  State  Street, 

Dealers  in  Beef,  Pork,  Mutton,  Lamb,  Vegetables,  &c. 

R.  P.  Richards,  house  61  William  street 
Samuel  Breck,  house  36  Greenwood  street 

Richardson  G.  D.,  ins  agt,  Hampden  House  blk,  438  Main  st,  h 409  Walnut  st 
Richardson  Mrs.  Harriet  A.,  house  19  Franklin  street  [cester  street,  I O 
Richardson  Miss  H.  R.,  teacher  Indian  Orchard  grammar  school,  house  Wor- 
Richardson  J.  T.,  emp  E.  J.  Piper,  house  60  William  street  [cester  street,  I O 
Richardson  Miss  L.  A.,  teacher  Indian  Orchard  grammar  school,  house  Wor- 
Richardson  William,  cigar-maker,  house  176  Water  street 
Richmond  Daniel  B.,  painter,  boards  Andrew  street 

Richmond  F.  & J.  M.,  livery  and  hack  stable,  28  Sanford  and  29  Dwight  sts 
Franklin  Richmond,  house  21  Dwight  street 
J.  M.  Richmond,  house  23  Dwight  street 
Richmond  Mrs.  Lucy,  house  Andrew  street 

Richmond  William  B.,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  boards  23  Dwight  street 

Richmond  Mrs.  Z.,  house  443  Union  street 

Rider  Joseph  B.,  carpenter,  house  230  High  street 

Rider  Joseph  G.,  mason,  house  663  Main  street 

Riendeau  Moses,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  boards  50  Taylor  avenue 

Riendeau  Peter,  carpenter,  boards  50  Taylor  avenue 

Rientord  Louis,  clerk  Rivers  & Dessottell,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Riggs  Nelson,  emp  H.  M.  Tucker,  boards  82  Pynchon  street 

Riggs  W.  P.,  emp  F.  Edward  Gray,  house  281  Chestnut  street 

Riley  Bridget,  house  64  Hancock  street 

Riley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  133  Taylor  street 

Riley  David,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  582  Union  street 

Riley  Francis,  laborer,  boards  79  Congress  street 

Riley  James,  master-mason,  house  217  Worthington  street 

Riley  James  W.,  emp  R.  J.  Hamilton,  boards  464  Chestnut  street 

Riley  John,  emp  James  Burns,  boards  Armory  road 

Riley  John,  boards  217  Worthington  street 

Riley  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  111  Congress  street 
Riley  John,  emp  W.  H.  WTilkinson,  boards  114  Sharon  street 
Riley  John,  barber,  boards  29  Stockbridge  street 

Riley  Matthew,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  51  Ferry  street 

Riley  Patrick,  boards  25  Essex  street 

Riley  Patrick,  mason-tender,  house  60  Sharon  street 

Riley  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  34  New  street 


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Riley  William,  laborer,  house  114  Sharon  street 

Ring  Mrs.  Bridget,  laundress,  house  82  Liberty  street  [Main  st 

Ring  Charles,  emp  Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  bds  Allis  House,  230 
Ring  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  house  foot  Bliss  street 
Ring  Miss  S.  H.,  house  462  Central  street 
Ring  William  P.,  carpenter,  house  452  Central  street 
Riordan  John,  shoe-maker,  house  and  shop  93  Ferry  street 
Riordan  Timothy,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  96  Liberty  street 
Ripley  Charles  D.,  emp  Hampden  Card  Co.,  house  44  Sanford  street 
Ripley  Mrs.  D.  H.,  house  68  Linden  street 
Ripley  Edward  D.,  commercial  traveler,  rooms  37  Gray’s  court 
Ripley  Frederick  E.,  emp  Powers’  Paper  Co.,  boards  28  Boylston  street 
Ripley  Henry,  emp  James  Burke,  boards  19  Stearns’  park 
Ripley  Mrs.  Henry,  boards  133  Florida  street 
Ripley  John  B.,  machinist,  house  Ripley  avenue 
Ripley  William  C.,  house  52  Fremont  street 
Risley  Martin,  emp  S.  D.  Burbank,  house  500  Union  street 
Ritchie  James,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  77  Franklin  street 
Ritchie  William,  auditor  B & A R R,  house  199  High  street 
Ritter  John  L.,  head  cook  Haynes’  Hotel,  house  240  Eastern  avenue 
Rivers  Anthony,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 
Rivers  Charles,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  566  Main  street 
Rivers  Henri,  carriage-maker,  house  and  shop  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Rivers  John,  (Rivers  & Dessotelle,)  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Rivers  Joseph,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  house  Long  hill 
Rivers  Peter,  emp  John  Leary,  house  South  street 
Rivers  Stephen,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  691  Main  street 
Rivers  Telesphor,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Main  street,  I O 
Rivers  & Dessotelle,  Variety  store,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
John  Rivers,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Alfred  Dessotelle,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Rivett  Edward,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  bds  cor  Orleans  st  and  Pendleton  ave 
Roane  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  boards  94  Bliss  street 
Roane  Mrs.  Lizzie,  house  94  Bliss  street 
Roane  Michael,  house  220  Carew  street 
Robbins  Albert  W.,  carpenter,  house  Cedar  street 
Robbins  Amos,  white  washer,  house  26  Lombard  street 
Robbins  Christopher  M.,  emp  S.  D.  Burbank,  house  49  York  street 
Robbins  Frank,  carpenter,  house  77  Quincy  street 
Robbins  James  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  11  Wight’s  avenue 
Robbins  John,  emp  S.  D.  Burbank,  boards  Long  hill 
Robbins  John  H.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  59  King  street 
Robbins  Levi,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

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Robbins  Reuben,  ernp  U S A,  house  15  Grant  street 

Robert  Peter,  clerk  C.  J.  Eaton,  house  over  post-office,  Main  st,  Indian  Orchard 

Robert  Victor,  emp  I.  P.  Dickinson,  boards  Long  hill 

Roberts  Adams,  emp  George  E.  Mansfield,  boards  16  Bliss  street 

Roberts  Andrew  J.,  mason,  house  176  Bridge  street 

Roberts  David,  house  Indian  Orchard  road 

Roberts  Edward,  emp  E.  W.  Ryan,  house  Willow  street 

Roberts  George,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  5 10 

Roberts  Mrs.  G.  H.,  (W.  S.  Clark  & Co.,)  house  48  Auburn  street 

Roberts  James,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Roberts  James  M.,  policeman,  house  78  Union  street 

Roberts  Joseph,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Roberts  Louis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  101  Congress  street 

Roberts  Louis  A.,  assistant  foreman  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  bds  16  Vernon  st 

Roberts  Mrs.  Sophia,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Roberts  William  H.,  farmer,  house  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Robertson  Arthur  G.,  emp  Union  Car  Spring  Co.,  house  56  Chaffee  avenue 

Robertson  Charles  E.,  emp  I.  P.  Dickinson,  boards  Long  hill 

Robertson  Mrs.  M.  M.,  house  63  White  street 

Robie  D.  C.,  emp  M.  Goldthwait  & Son.,  house  Auburn  Court 

Robinson  Anthony,  laborer,  house  Columbia  street 

j U obi'll  SOU  Broth  ers,  182  Main  street,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Manufac- 
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F.  D.  Robinson,  boards  39  Clinton  street 
L.  D.  Robinson,  house  155  Spring  street 

Robinson  Charles  E.,  carpenter,  boards  15  Grant  street 
Robinson  Cyrus,  clerk  C.  T.  Hudson,  rooms  52  Spring  street 
Robinson  Edwin,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  40  Holyoke  street 
Robinson  Ethan  C.,  Massasoit  livery  stable,  Railroad  st,  house  18  Cypress  st 
Robinson  Frank  D.,  (Robinson  Brothers,)  rooms  39  Clinton  street 
Robinson  G.  F.,  private  school  37  Spring  st,  house  cor  State  and  Andrew  sts 
Robinson  Henry  A.,  (Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,)  house  63  Elliott  street 
Robinson  Isaac,  emp  S.  H.  & J.  F.  Hubbard,  house  691  Main  street 
Robinson  L.  D.,  (Robinson  Brothers,)  house  155  Spring  street 
Robinson  Marcus  S.,  book-keeper  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  boards  Pynchon  house 
Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  lumber  dealers,  81  Lyman  street — see  adv.,  p 93 
H.  A.  Robinson,  house  63  Elliott  street 
William  S.  Marsh,  house  85  Elliott  street 
E.  A.  Perkins,  boards  Haynes’  hotel,  406  Main  street 
Robinson  M.  F.,  jeweler,  Main  street  opposite  Court  square,  house  247  Union  st 
Robinson  Patrick,  emp  N Y,  N II  & H R R,  house  21  Union  street 
Robinson  Pliny,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  229  Chestnut  street 


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Robinson  P E.  & Co  , gold  chain  manufacturers,  cor  Harrison  ave  and  Dwight  st 
P E.  Robinson,  house  New  York 
W.  M.  Gray,  house  New  York 
Robinson  Samuel  L.,  farmer,  house  Boston  road 

Robinson  W.  H.,  emp  Street  Railway  Co  , boards  278  North  Main  street 

Robnett  Matthew,  mason,  boards  34  Hubbard  avenue 

Robson  John  H , emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  Dickinson  street 

Robson  Wm.,  emp  W H.  Wilkinson,  h Water  st,  bet  Worthington  and  Bridge  st 

Roch  Michael,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  2 Mechanics  row 

Rochat  Albert,  emp  Hunt  & Shandrew,  house  Ashmun  street 

Roche  James,  emp  Henry  & Marsh,  rooms  Market  street,  corner  East  Court  st 

cr  o n itr  boozeies. 

Machinist, 

MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN 

Steam  Engines,  Boilers,  Sheet-Iron  Work, 

Gas  and  Steam  Fittings.  Repairs  made  on  Engines  and  Boilers. 

NORTH  OF  RAILROAD  TRACK,  NEAR  CHASE  S PLANING  MILL. 

House  55  Franklin  street. 

Roche  John,  emp  David  Chalmers,  boards  57  Hampden  street  [acres  roads 
Rochford  James,  emp  George  A.  Cooley,  boards  East  Longmeadow  and  Sixteen 
Rochford  John,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Rochner  Wilhelm,  artist,  284  Main  street,  house  Warehouse  Point,  Ct. 

Rocizer  Minott,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 
Rock  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  155  Lyman  street 

Rocke  Joseph,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  foot  Hampden  street,  I 0 

Rocke  Oscar,  brewer,  house  and  brewery  Boston  road 

Rockett  Hugh  emp  Hunt  & Shandrew  house  9 Morris  street 

Rockingham  House,  481,  483  and  485  State  street 

Rockwell  Miss  E.  H.,  private  school,  91  Spring  street 

Rockwell  Horace  B.,  laborer,  boards  208  Worthington  street 

Rockwell  John  J.,  emp  USA,  house  62  Quincy  street 

Rockwell  Mrs.  Mary  A.,  house  208  Worthington  street 

Rockwell  Samuel  W.,  laborer,  boards  208  Worthington  street 

Rockwell  Uzal,  Jr.,  depot  baggage  master  B & A R R,  house  82  Water  street 

Rockwood  E.  S.,  book-keeper  J.  T.  Rockwood,  boards  110  Carew  street 

Rockwood  John  F.,  clerk  J.  T.  Rockwood.  boards  110  Carew  street 

RocltWOOd  e7.  T.9  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Dry  Goods.  Ware- 
house South  Store,  Hurlbut’s  block,  348  Main  street,  near  Bridge  street.  New 
Store,  New  Goods.  House  110  Carew  street. 

Rodgers  Aaron  D.,  emp  USA,  house  122  Hickory  street 
Rodgers  Patrick,  emp  H.  G.  Davis,  boards  57  Allen  street 
Rodgers  Thomas  H.,  emp  USA,  house  118  Hickory  street 

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356  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Rodier  L.  C.,  inventor,  boards  18  Dwight  street  [Bridge  sts 

Bodier  Louis  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  Water  street,  bet  Worthington  and 

Roe  Patrick,  laborer,  house  171  Lyman  street 

Boeder  Frederick,  emp  William  H.  Wright,  house  268  Water  street 

Rogers  Charles,  mason,  house  163  Worthington  street 

Rogers  Dwight  M.,  agent  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  109  High  street 

Rogers  E.  C.,  agent  and  treasurer,  Massasoit  Paper  Mfg  Co.,  h 63  School  st 

Rogers  George  W.,  civil  engineer  B & A R R,  house  108  Worthington  street 

Rogers  George  W.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  boards  South  Main  street 

Rogers  Henry  L.,  city  express,  house  208  Worthington  street 

Rogers  James  H.,  car  inspector  B & A R R,  house  100  Bridge  street 

Rogers  John  H.,  (Rogers  & White,)  rooms  531  Main  street 

Rogers  John  S.,  blacksmith,  house  Orleans  street 

Rogers  Levi,  boards  South  Main  street 

Rogers  Loyal  L.,  elk  Springfield  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co.,  bds  74  Boylston  st 
Rogers  Nelson  W.,  emp  I.  P.  Dickinson,  boards  Long  hill 
Rogers  S.  D.,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  53  Summer  street 
Rogers  Timothy,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I O 

Rogers  W,  R,,  431  Main  street.  Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law. 

Boards  109  High  street. 

Rogers  William,  house  109  High  street 

Rogers  Mrs.  William,  boarding-house,  109  High  street 

Rogers  William  M.,  boards  42  Wilcox  street 

Rogers  & White,  East  Court  street,  opposite  Henry  & Marsh’s  Livery 
Stable.  Manufacturers  of  Light,  Open  and  Top  Buggies  and  Phaetons.  Also  Ex- 
press and  Grocery  Wagons.  Repairing  neatly  and  promptly  done. 

J.  H.  Rogers,  boards  522  Main  street 
George  White,  house  153  Union  street 

Rohen  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  110  Sharon  street 
Roleson  George,  emp  William  S.  Collins,  rooms  58  Willow  street 
Rollins  A.  S.  & Co.,  soap  manufacturers,  89  Water  street 
A.  S.  Rollins,  house  101  Eranklin  street 

William  O.  Hendrick,  house  corner  William  and  Water  streets 
Rollins  Charles  C.,  laborer,  house  293  Water  street 

Rollins  Edward  W.,  emp  Wasoh  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  77  Court  street 

Rollins  Frank  R.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  79  Franklin  street 

Rollins  George  D.,  superintendent  Springfield  Collar  Co.,  house  117  Cedar  st 

Roloff  Otto,  fresco  artist  Goodrich  block,  264  Main  street,  house  13  Franklin  st 

Rood  Nathan  G.,  emp  B.  Spear,  house  9 Wight  avenue 

Rooney  Miss  Catherine,  house  207  Worthington  street 

Rooney  Cornelius,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  Wilcox  street 

Rooney  James,  emp  D.  Schoonmaker,  house  41  Linden  street 

Rooney  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  168  Liberty  street 

Rooney  Patrick  H.,  harness-maker  Palmer,  house  Bond  street 


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Rooney  Thomas,  emp  USA,  house  145  Quincy  street 

Root  Charles  B.  J.,  house  104  Bridge  street 

Root  Charles  F.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  89  Franklin  street 

Root  D.  W.,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  48  Union  street 

Root  George  W.,  emp  William  Mattoon,  house  Carew  street 

Root  John,  truckman,  house  Marble  street 

Root  John  R.,  blacksmith,  house  165  Summer  street 

Root  Joseph  L.,  emp  H.  C.  Trask,  house  418  Worthington  street 

Root  Lewis,  farmer,  boards  Carew  street 

Root  Mrs.  William  B.,  house  cleaner,  house  Douglass  avenue 

Root  Winslow,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  rooms  Bond  place 

Root  Samuel  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  109  Ashley  street 

Roper  Arthur  P.,  clerk  Jennings  & Bond,  boards  89  Summer  street 

Roper  Roswell  D.,  emp  USA,  house  89  Summer  street 

Roper  Solon  S.,  student,  boards  89  Summer  street 

Rose  David,  emp  Charles  E.  Yinton,  boards  294  Liberty  street 

Rose  David  J.,  foreman  B & A R R machine  shop,  house  34  Cypress  avenue 

Rose  Edward  D.,  janitor  Hooker  school-house,  house  27  Morgan  street 

Rose  Frank,  emp  Herald  of  Life  office,  boards  105  Bridge  street 

Rose  Jacob,  cutlery,  house  24  Walker  street 

Hose  Walter  H.,  General  Blacksmith,  Horse  Shoer  and  Jobber.  Repair- 
ing of  all  kinds  attended  to  promptly  and  satisfactorily.  Shop  860  Main  street. 
House  809  South  Main  street,  opposite  Broad  street. 

Rose  Mrs.  Wyman,  house  55  Spring  street 

Rosenburg  August,  emp  Tinkham  & Co.,  house  350  Water  street 

Rosenburg  Ernest,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  61  Loring  street 

Rosenburg  Frederick,  house  61  Loring  street 

Rosenburg  William,  house  352  Water  street 

Ross  F.  C.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  77  Auburn  street 

Ross  Galen,  emp  Cutler  & Conkey,  house  185  Chestnut  street 

Ross  George  C.,  emp  John  Russell,  house  111  Walnut  street 

Ross  Henry  L.,  boards  185  Chestnut  street 

Ross  Henry  W.,  emp  Springfield  Fire  Department,  boards  63  Bridge  street 

Ross  Mrs.  James  M.,  house  corner  Seventh  and  Fulton  streets 

Ross  Joseph  M.,  house  39  Holyoke  street 

Ross  Mrs.  Lucina,  house  107  Union  street 

Ross  R.  B.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  75  Auburn  street 

Ross  Robert  A.,  emp  William  Birnie,  house  732  Chestnut  street 

Ross  Thomas,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  house  South  Main  street 

Ross  Mrs.  William  M.,  house  37  Holyoke  street 

Ross  William  S.,  carder,  house  corner  Maple  and  Pine  streets 

Rosstauscher  II . P.,  emp  Hunt  & Shandrew,  boards  268  Water  street 


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358  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Roth  Frederick,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  141  Worthington  street 

Rousell  Peter,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Rousseau  Napoleon,  emp  Fitzgerald  & Page,  house  53  East  William  street 

Rousseau  Narcisse,  emp  B & , A R R,  house  13  State  street 

Rouviere  Mrs.  Henrietta,  house  34  Central  street 

Rouviere  Louis  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  27  Lombard  street 

Rowe  Alfred,  house  61  Pearl  street 

Rowe  Mrs.  Mary,  house  47  Dwight  street  [Hotel,  547  Main  street 

Rowe  Thomas,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  United  States 

Rowe  William,  boards  47  Dwight  street 

Rowen  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  191  Chestnut  street 

Rowland  Miss  Ellen  P.,  house  Plainfield  street 

Rowland  Mrs.  Levi  P.,  house  16  North  street 

Rowley  Edmund,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  47  Essex  street 
Roy  Augustus,  emp  Rogers  & White,  house  45  East  William  street 
Roy  Frank,  emp  Joseph  Dasutt,  boards  865  Main  street 
Royce  Norman  J.,  emp  E.  Helms,  boards  176  Bridge  street 
Royce  John,  emp  Hunt  & Shandrew,  house  126  East  Worthington  street 
Rucil  Charles,  emp  Chauncey  Shepherd,  boards  290  Water  street 
Rude  Homer  B.,  emp  H.  Rude,  boards  24  Vine  street 

Rude  Horace « Bookseller  and  Stationer,  Dealer  in  Mathematical  Instru- 
ments, Artists’  Colors  for  Oil  Painting,  Blank  Books,  and  Musical  Merchandise. 
Drawing  Materials  and  Drawing  Papers  of  every  description.  375  Main  street. 
House  24  Vine  street. 

Rude  Lorenzo,  emp  S.  Webster,  house  Monroe  street 

Rue  Cyrel,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Rugg  Edwin  T.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  566  Main  street 

Rugg  John  B.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  566  Main  street 

Rumrill  James  A.,  house  148  Chestnut  street 

Rumrill  J.  B.,  (J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,)  house  160  Maple  street 

Rumrill  J.  B.  & Co.,  manufacturing  jewelers,  45  Morris  street 

Rusosco  Antoine,  peanut-vender,  house  Stockbridge  street 

Russ  John  A.,  cigar-dealer,  Hartford,  house  134  Thompson  street 

Russell  Alexander,  house  Long  hill 

Russell  Amos  & Sons,  lathers,  corner  Central  and  Pine  streets 
Amos  Russell,  house  corner  Central  and  Pine  streets 
James  Russell,  house  corner  Central  and  Pine  streets 
John  S.  Russell,  boards  corner  Central  and  Pine  streets 
Edward  E.  Russell,  boards  corner  Central  and  Pine  streets 
Frank  Russell,  boards  corner  Central  and  Pine  streets 
Russell  B.  A.,  house  38  Auburn  street 
Russell  Charles,  laborer,  boards  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Russell  Charles  H.,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  Blake’s  hill 
Russell  Charles  0.,  superintendent  B & A R R,  house  37  Worthington  street 


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Russell  Davis  S.,  house  78  Franklin  street 

Russell  Edmund,  emp  B & A R R,  house  71  Essex  street 

Russell  Edward  E.,  (Russell  & Sons,)  boards  corner  Central  and  Pine  streets 

Russell  Edward  S.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  78  Franklin  street 

Russell  Frank,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  256  Main  street 

Russell  Frank  S.,  (Russell  & Sons,)  boards  corner  Central  and  Pine  streets 

Russell  George  A.,  book-keeper  Springfield  Envelope  Co.,  h 53  Winthrop  st 

Russell  George  B.,  (Russell  & Gage,)  house  20  Florence  street 

Russell  George  F.,  emp  Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  104  Margaret  st 

Russell  George  L.,  emp  Brigham  & Brown,  boards  112  Howard  street 

Russell  George  0.,  clerk  B & A R R,  boards  38  Fort  street 

Russell  George  V.  N.,  foreman  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  78  Franklin  st 

Russell  James,  emp  Dr.  A.  M.  Higgins,  house  51  White  street 

Russell  James,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  77  Franklin  street 

Russell  James  E.,  register  of  deeds,  house  13  Maple  street 

Russell  James  M.,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  house  112  Howard  street 

Russell  John,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Russell  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  65  Essex  street 

Russell  John,  emp  H.  M.  Burt  & Co.,  boards  13  Stearns’  park 

Russell  John  F.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  53  Pendleton  avenue 

Russell  John  K.,  harness-maker,  cor  State  and  Walnut  sts,  h 58  Pendleton  ave 

Russell  John  P.,  emp  Gill  & Hayes,  boards  78  Franklin  street 

Russell  John  S.,  house  304  Main  street 

Russell  John  S.,  (Russell  & Sons,)  boards  corner  Central  and  Pine  streets 
Russell  John  W.,  (Russell  & Day,)  house  247  Allen  street 
Russell  J.  W.,  emp  G.  H.  Deane  & Co.,  house  83  Summer  street 
Russell  Mrs.  Mary,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Russell  Robert,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  house  77  Franklin  street 
Russell  Samuel  P.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  180  Worthington  street 
Russell  Mrs.  Sarah,  house  corner  Central  and  Pine  streets 
Russell  Simon,  emp  B & A R R,  house  66  Essex  street 
Russell  Stiles  B.,  house  Long  hill 

Russell  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Russell  Thomas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  65  Essex  street 
Russell  William,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  80  Bridge  street 
Russell  William  F.,  clerk  G.  & C.  Merriam,  boards  112  Howard  street 
Russell  & Day,  machinists,  52  Hampden  street 

John  W.  Russell,  house  247  Allen  street 

William  W.  Day,  house  Winthrop  street 

j Russell  & Gage,  Manufacturers  of  Harnesses,  Saddles,  Collars,  Bridles, 
&c.  All  orders  executed  with  promptness,  and  satisfaction  guaranteed.  Shop  under 
Lincoln  Hall,  Water  Shops. 

George  B.  Russell,  house  20  Florence  street. 

Charles  Gage,  house  102  Hickory  street. 


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Rust  Charles  II.,  book-keeper,  L.  F.  Jenks,  house  166  Chestnut  street 

Rust  Mrs.  Minerva,  house  419  Walnut  street 

Rust  Miss  Minerva  B.,  music  teacher,  boards  419  Walnut  street 

Ryal  Edmond  J.,  emp  USA,  boards  31  Armory  street 

Ryal  Mrs.  H.  R.,  house  31  Armory  street 

Ryan  A.  0.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  701  Union  street 

Ryan  Cornelius,  emp  B & A R R,  house  35  Ferry  street 

Ryan  Daniel,  boards  18  Lombard  street 

Ryan  Daniel,  grocer,  36  Hampden  street,  house  38  Hampden  street 
Ryan  Dennis,  emp  B & A R R,  house  73  Sharon  street 
Ryan  Edward,  boiler  maker,  boards  44  Harrison  avenue 

Hyavi  JEdwavds  JV,9  corner  Dwight  street  and  Harrison  avenue,  House 
and  Sign  Painter.  Glazing,  Paper-Hanging,  and  Graining  done  to  order.  Also 
Dealer  in  Glass,  Paints  and  Oils.  Boards  Myrtle  Street  House,  29  Myrtle  street. 

Ryan  Horace  H.,  emp  E.  W.  Ryan,  house  146  Union  street 

Ryan  James,  harness-maker,  boards  13  Wight  avenue 

Ryan  Jeremiah,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  102  Sharon  street 

Ryan  John,  emp  M.  Goldthwait  & Son,  bds  United  States  Hotel,  547  Main  st 

Ryan  John,  emp  John  Jennings,  boards  48  Dwight  street 

Ryan  John  M.,  blacksmith,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Ryan  J.  W.,  carriage  trimmer,  house  34  Hubbard  avenue 

Ryan  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  119  William  street 

Ryan  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  Essex  street 

Ryan  Martin,  emp  B & A R R,  house  93  Congress  street 

Ryan  Michael,  expressman,  house  18  Lombard  street 

Ryan  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  30  Elm  street 

Ryan  Patrick,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  boards  36  Ferry  street 

JRyCITl  Philip  J.9  Catholic  Bookseller,  Emigration  Agency,  Fereign  Ex- 
change and  Intelligence  Office.  Sole  Agent  for  the  Cunard  and  Inman  Lines  of 
Atlantic  Steamers.  Also  agent  for  the  National  and  Anchor  Lines,  and  Pacific  Mail 
to  California.  Drafts  payable  on  England,  Ireland,  Scotland,  and  all  the  Continental 
Cities,  at  the  lowest  rates.  Help  and  Situations  promptly  secured.  No.  269  Main 
street.  House  Bond  place. 

Ryan  Sylvester,  emp  David  Smith,  boards  1 5 Alert  street 
Ryan  Thomas,  emp  Stuart  Dermot,  house  6 Mechanics  row 
Ryan  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  71  Congress  street 
Ryan  Thomas,  emp  R.  E.  Cooper  & Co.,  bds  Carlton  House,  11  Hampden  st 
Ryan  Timothy  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Congress  street 
Ryan  Walter  E.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 
Ryan  William,  emp  Richard  W.  Gardner,  rooms  128  Bridge  street 
Ryan  William  H.,  emp  John  Jennings,  house  15  Alert  street 
Ryan  & Driscoll,  undertakers,  269  Main  street 
P.  J.  Ryan,  house  Bond  place 
C.  J.  Driscoll,  house  116  Franklin  street 
Ryder  Charles,  farmer,  house  near  Boston  road 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  361 

Saager  Julius,  erap  H.  Huck,  house  28  State  street 
Sabin  Alonzo,  emp  H.  F.  Bailey,  house  25  Hubbard  avenue 
Sabin  Darius,  emp  B & A R R,  house  22  Boylston  street 
Sabourin  J oseph,  emp  G.  Whitney  & Son,  boards  Park  Street  House,  2 Park  st 
Sackett  Edward  I.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  156  Spring  street 
Sackett  Elijah,  (Sackett  & Reynolds,)  house  164  Summer  street 
Sackett  George  I.,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  441  Union  street 
Sackett  James  C.,  (Sackett  & Reynolds,)  house  156  Spring  street 
Sackett  Justin,  (Sackett  & Reynolds,)  house  156  Spring  street 
Sackett  Mrs.  S.  L.,  boarding-house,  441  Union  street 
Sackett  William  H.,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  boards  164  Summer  street 
Sackett  & Reynolds,  landscape  gardeners,  rear  156  Spring  street 
Justin  Sackett,  house  156  Spring  street 
George  Reynolds,  house  355  Maple  street 
Elijah  Sackett,  house  164  Summer  street 
James  C.  Sackett,  house  156  Spring  street 
Sadler  Edward,  emp  Burckard  & Jenks,  boards  318  Worthington  street 
Sadler  Mrs.  Laura  A.,  house  630  Main  street 

Safford  Charles  T.,  clerk  Mass.  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.,  boards  101  Mulberry  st 
Safford  Frederick  L.,  teller  First  National  Bank,  boards  101  Mulberry  street 
Safford  James  D.,  cashier  Chapin  Banking  and  Trust  Co.,  boards  242  Central  st 
Safford  Mrs.  J.  F.,  house  101  Mulberry  street 
Safford  Rev.  Oscar  F.,  pastor  St.  Paul’s  church,  house  60  High  street 
Safford  R.  T , emp  USA,  house  242  Central  street 

Sage  Franklin  I.,  manufacturer  cement  pipe,  Worthington  st,  h 165  Summer  st 

Sage  Mrs.  Luther,  house  14  Fremont  street 

Salisbury  Mrs.  William  R.,  house  662  Main  street 

Salsbury  Alonzo,  conductor  B & A R R,  rooms  126  Worthington  street 

Sampson  H.  F.,  conductor  C R R,  house  61  Sargeant  street 

Samuels  Lawrence  A.,  emp  William  Simpson,  house  103  Bliss  street 

Sanborn  Daniel,  emp  B.  F.  Adams  & Co.,  boards  19  Elm  street 

Sanborn  Frederick,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  52  High  street 

Sanborn  Jacob  R.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  rooms  426  Union  street 

Sanborn  Mrs.  J.  M.,  house  52  High  street 

Sanborn  Sidney  S.,  boards  52  High  street 

Sanders  Charles  B.,  carpenter,  house  Stebbins  street 

Sanders  George,  emp  J.  G.  Adelstein,  boards  68  Bridge  street 

Sanders  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  133, Taylor  street 

Sanderson  Abbie  L.,  school-teacher,  boards  corner  Florence  and  Hancock  streets 

Sanderson  Albert,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  150  Bridge  street 

Sanderson  C.  H.,  emp  E.  J.  Piper,  house  218  Walnut  street 

Sanderson  Charles  A.,  emp  Willis  Phelps,  house  110  School  street 

Sanderson  Chauncey,  wood  turner,  house  18  Hancock  avenue 

Sanderson  Edward,  (Sanderson  & Son,)  boards  46  Court  street 


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Sanderson  F.  W.,  emp  USA,  house  74  Oak  street 

Sanderson  George  A.,  emp  Atwood  & Noyes,  boards  18  Hancock  avenue 

Sanderson  George  W.,  emp  E.  J.  Piper,  house  corner  Central  and  Main  streets 

Sanderson  Harvey,  (Sanderson  & Son,)  house  46  Court  street 

Sanderson  Hiram,  house  233  Walnut  street  [Spring  st 

Sanderson  H.  Q.,  president  Combination  Car  Spring  Co.,  New  York,  house  103 

Sanderson  John  S.,  mason,  house  337  Central  street 

Sanderson  Lewis,  (Hitchcock  & Sanderson,)  house  46  Sargeant  street 

Sanderson  Miss  Lizzie  B.,  dress-maker,  house  374  Central  street 

Sanderson  M.  W.,  carpenter,  house  190  Worthington  street 

Sanderson  Samuel,  boards  18  Hancock  avenue 

Sanderson  William  E.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  1 Fremont  street 
Sanderson  William  F.,  emp  T.  M.  Granger,  house  97  Florence  street 

SandeTSOH  & Son9  Dealers  in  Hats,  Caps,  Furs,  Gentlemen’s  Fur- 
nishing Goods,  Trunks,  Valises,  etc.  No.  1 Barnes’  block,  398  Main  street. 

Harvey  Sanderson,  house  46  Court  street 
Edward  Sanderson,  boards  46  Court  street 

Sandford  Robert,  emp  Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  boards  107  Main  st 
Sands  Henry,  farmer,  house  Hickory  street 

Sanford  Street  Congregational  Church,  Sanford  st,  between  Market  & Dwight  sts 
Sanford  Street  House,  B.  Jobson,  Jr.,  proprietor,  10  Sanford  street 

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MONUMENTS,  TABLETS  and  HEADSTONES, 

Marble  and  Slate  Mantels, 

Marble  Work  of  every  description.  Marble,  Granite  and  Brown  Stone  Monuments 
constantly  on  hand  and  made  to  order.  No.  69  Market  street,  in  rear  of  Republican 
office,  Springfield,  Mass.  House  48  Fremont  street. 

Sanger  H.  N.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  72  Fremont  street 

Sanglier  Dennis,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Sausregret  Pierre,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Sargeant  Mrs.  Mary  M , house  66  Howard  street 

Sargeant  Thomas  H.,  freight  agent  C R R,  house  66  Howard  street 

Sargent  Samuel,  emp  J.  D.  Brewer,  boards  95  Maple  street  [Main  st 

Sargent  Stephen  A.,  (Gill,  Hayes  & Co.,)  rooms  9 Hampden  House  blk,  438 

Sauce  John,  laborer,  house  37  Essex  street 

Sauer  Ferdinand,  janitor  York  street  school-house,  house  Morris  street 

Saunders  George  G.,  emp  USA,  house  188  High  street 

Sauntry  James,  blacksmith,  house  54  Ferry  street 

Savage  Frank  G.,  clerk  Powers  Paper  Co.,  boards  3 Lincoln  street 

Savage  George  S.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  3 Lincoln  street 

Savage  Mrs.  Mary  C.,  house  698  Main  street 

Savage  T.,  house  590  Union  street 

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Savarie  James,  carpenter,  boards  102  State  street 

Sawin  Farnum  E.9  Headquarters  for  all  kinds  of  Foreign  and  Do- 
mestic Fruits,  and  the  Choicest  Confectionery.  Also  Ladies’  Work  Stands,  Work 
Baskets,  and  Toys  of  every  description.  262  Main  street,  Goodrich  block.  Boards 
Sixteen  acres. 

Sawtell  Charles,  painter,  house  26  Franklin  street 
Sawtell  Edwin,  emp  N Y,  N H & H II  R,  house  69  Auburn  street 
Sawtell  Edwin  M.,  boards  69  Auburn  street 
Sawtell  & Merriam,  livery  stable,  Water  street 
Henry  Sawtell,  boards  61  Fort  street 
George  N.  Merriam,  house  11  Wight  avenue 
Sawyer  Mrs.  A.  D.,  house  146  Bridge  street 
Sawyer  Benjamin  F.,  carpenter,  house  48  Carew  street 
Sawyer  Willard  W.,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  house  75  Pynchon  street 
Sayers  Andrew,  mason  tender,  house  foot  State  street 
Sayers  John,  laborer,  boards  102  Sharon  street 
Sayers  Michael,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  foot  State  street 
Sayers  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  66  Ferry  street 
Sayers  William,  laborer,  house  38  Sharon  street 
Scanlan  John,  emp  Albert  P.  Chapin,  house  rear  657  Chestnut  street 
Scanlan  Thomas,  emp  Albert  P.  Chapin,  boards  rear  657  Chestnut  street 
Scanlin  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  46  Essex  street 

Scanlin  Thomas,  emp  George  A.  Flagg,  house  corner  Quincy  and  Hancock  sts 

Scanlon  William,  emp  William  Mattoon,  boards  Carew  street 

Scattergood  David,  book-keeper  Springfield  Collar  Co.,  boards  149  State  st 

Sceery  Patrick,  house  48  Dwight  street 

Schafer  Mrs.  August  F.,  house  25  Lombard  street 

Schaffer  Philip,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Taylor  avenue 

Schalk  Peter  J.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co  , h 18  Trask’s  block,  river  bank 

Schermerborn  H.  J.  D.,  foreman  USA,  house  Oak  street 

Schine  Louis  C.,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  44  Margaret  street 

Schlesinger  John  A.,  elk  Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.,h  215  Carew  st 

Schlotterbeck  Andrew,  house  old  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Schlotterbeck  Ferdinand,  farmer,  house  old  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Scbmalzle  John,  emp  A.  Blodgett  & Brother,  rooms  511  Main  street 

Schmidt  Frederick,  grocer,  352  Water  street,  house  61  Fremont  street 

Schneider  John  A.,  tailor,  house  36  Boylston  street 

Schnulock  Emil,  polisher,  house  743  State  street 

SCHOBER, 

MERCHANT  TAILOR, 

Chicopee  National  Bank  Block,  468  Main  Street, 

Three  Doors  below  Court  Square. 

Boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street. 


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Schofield  William,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  122  North  Main  st 
Schomburg  George,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  house  85  Central  street  . 

ScIlOOfimalcev  D ,,  Taylor  street,  three  doors  east  of  Main  street,  Gold 
and  Silver  Plater.  Manufactures  to  order  Door  Plates  and  Numbers,  Pew  Plates, 
Carriage  Name  Plates,  Pole  Hooks,  Pole  and  Shaft  Tips,  Hames,  Bits,  Turrets, 
Buckles,  Rings,  &c.,  &c.  Fine  Gold  Trimmings  made  in  sets.  House  47  Margaret 
street. 

Schraeder  William,  emp  L.  M.  Merrick,  house  268  Water  street 

Schryer  Charles,  emp  William  Birnie,  boards  278  North  Main  street 

Schubert  J.  G.,  emp  John  B.  During,  house  21  Loring  street 

Schule  Edward,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  82  Morris  street 

Schulz  Albert  F.,  emp  J.  C.  Lutz  & Co.,  house  18  Mechanic  street 

Scott  Mrs.  Eliza,  boarding-house,  16  Vernon  street 

Scott  E.  R. , teamster,  house  80  Bradford  street 

Scott  Frank  G.,  emp  Samuel  Puffer,  boards  694  Main  street 

Scott  James  G.,  emp  I Harmon  & Co.,  house  694  Main  street 

Scott  Horace,  emp  USA,  house  18  Bliss  street 

Scott  L.  H.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  34  Loring  street 

Scott  Michael,  emp  Ludlow  mills,  Jenksville,  h Hampden  st,  Indian  Orchard 

Scott  Mrs.  Oshea,  house  75  Fulton  street 

Scott  R.  A.,  machinist,  boards  80  Bradford  street 

Scottron  Mrs.  J.  M.,  dress-maker  and  costumer,  rooms  352  Main  street 

Scottron  Miss  M.  E.,  hair-dresser,  rooms  352  Main  street 

Scottron  Samuel  J.,  barber,  14  Hurlbut’s  blk,  344  Main  st,  rooms  352  Main  st 

Scripture  Hiram,  carpenter,  house  149  Fulton  street 

Scryers  Charles  J.,emp  William  Birnie,  rooms  732  Chestnut  street 

Scullane  Nicholas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  21  Ferry  street 

Scullane  Nicholas,  Jr.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  21  Ferry  street 

Scullane  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  21  Ferry  street 

Scullett  John,  emp  P.  J.  Burke,  boards  19  State  street 

Sculley  Cornelius,  mason,  boards  64  Sharon  street 

Sculley  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  64  Sharon  street 

Sculley  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  64  Sharon  street 

Sculley  Robert,  mason,  house  45  Essex  street 

Seagar  C.  W.,  emp  Howe  & Whittemore,  house  Walnut  street 

Sealey  Mrs.  J.  R.,  dress-maker,  house  187  Chestnut  street 

Searle  F.9  Doctor  of  Dental  Surgery.  Office  352  Main  street,  near  Bridge 
street.  House  17  Maple  street. 

Searle  George  E.,  mason,  house  99  Bliss  street 

Searle  Henry,  emp  C R R,  boards  38  Emery  street 

Searle  Henry  L.,  clerk  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  43  Sargeant  street 

Searle  Mrs.  Mary  R.,  house  387  Walnut  street 

Searle  Quartus,  farmer,  house  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 


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Searle  Rufus  C.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  43  Sargeant  street 
Sears  Rev.  Edward  G.,  house  Boston  road 
Sears  Thomas  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  192  Main  street 
Seaver  Henry  M.,  emp  J.  S.  Carr,  boards  150  Bridge  street 

WM.  T.  SEAVER,  Agent, 

Wholesale  and  Retail 

DEALER  IN  FISH  OF  ALL  KINDS, 

FRESH  AND  SALT. 

Oysters,  Clams,  Lobsters  and  all  kinds  of  Sea  Food.  The  first  and  fattest  Connec- 
ticut River  Shad  in  their  season.  We  always  have  a full  assortment  of  everything  in 
the  line  of  fish.  Market  9 Cypress  street.  House  103  Fulton  street. 

Seaver  William  T.,  2d,  (Paine  & Seaver,)  boards  42  Howard  street 
Second  Advent  Church,  Yernon  street 
Second  National  Bank,  405  Main  street 
Seeger  Mrs.  E.  A.,  house  20  Maple  street 

Seeger  Edward  W.,  teller  Third  National  Bank,  boards  20  Maple  street 
Seeger  William  G.,  clerk  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  20  Maple  street 
Seguin  Mrs.  E.,  seamstress,  house  Chestnut  street 

WILLIAM  SELWEIT, 

(Near  B.  & A.  R.  R.  Depot,) 

Main  Street,  Under  Cooley’s  Hotel, 

PRACTICAL  PLUMBER 

And  Dealer  in  Plumbers’  Materials. 

Dwellings,  Hotels,  Factories,  etc.,  fitted  up  with  hot  and  cold  water  fixtures.  Foun- 
tains, Pumps  and  Hydraulic  Rams  set  and  warranted.  Best  of  references. 

House  313  Union  street. 

Selwar  Joseph,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 
Senecal  Cerrle,  carpenter,  boards  3 Worthington  street 
Senecal  Sylvester,  emp  B & A R R,  house  10  Wight  avenue 
Senna  Mrs.  Eliza,  house  360  Eastern  avenue 

Senne  John,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  boarding-house  block  3,  I O 
Senne  Magloire,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I O 
Sessions  George  F.,  rooms  600  Main  street 

Severance  J.  F.,  boarding-house  133  Water  street  and  82  Pynchon  street 
Severerier  Emil,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  house  77  Congress  street 
Sexton  Henry  W.,  emp  L.  C.  Sheldon,  boards  146  Bridge  street 
Sexton  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  45  Pendleton  avenue 
Sexton  J.  Q.  A.,  superintendent  streets,  house  409  Union  street 
Sexton  Lawrence  B.,  stair-builder,  house  10  Fairbanks  avenue 
Sexton  Lyman  B , emp  William  B.  C.  Sexton,  house  91  Florence  street 
Sexton  S.  W.,  emp  A.  Nason,  boards  Rockingham  House,  483  State  street 

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Sexto'll  TVm • B,  C,,  Hack,  Livery  and  Boarding  Stable,  rear  of  Rock- 
ingham House,  corner  State  and  Walnut  streets.  Single  Horses,  Saddle  Horses, 
Carriages  for  Funerals,  Parties,  &c.  Passengers  called  for  in  any  part  of  the  city. 
House  14  Walnut  street. 

Seymour  A.  B.,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  rooms  590  Main  street 
Seymour  Allen  L.,  emp  Seymour  & Brother,  house  71  Fulton  street 
Seymour  Austin,  laborer,  house  24  Lombard  street 
Seymour  C.  Eugene,  emp  Hixon  & Birnie,  boards  75  Sargeant  street 
Seymour  Charles  A.,  (Seymour  & Brother,)  house  75  Sargeant  street 
Seymour  Christopher  D.,  engineer  N Y,  N II  & H R R,  house  22  Franklin  st 
Seymour  Henry  M.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  279  Worthington  st 
Seymour  Henry  P.,  emp  Seymour  & Brother,  house  28  Auburn  street 
Seymour  J.  F.,  emp  National  Needle  Co.,  rooms  590  Main  street 

Seymour  & Brother,  Manufacturers  of  all  kinds  of  Paper  Boxes, 
Wight’s  block,  15  Taylor  street. 

C.  A.  Seymour,  house  75  Sargeant  street 
T.  B.  Seymour,  house  78  Boylston  street 

Shallies  Henry  A.,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  49  Greenwood  street 

Shamp  Henry,  emp  J.  C.  Shamp,  boards  Mulberry  street 

Shamp  James  C , superintendent  cemetery,  house  79  Mulberry  street 

Shandrew  J.  C.,  (Hunt  & Shandrew,)  boards  27  High  street 

Shanley  Peter,  emp  B & A R R,  house  22  Essex  street 

Shannon  Henry,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  114  Wilcox  street 

Shannon  John,  boards  114  Wilcox  street 

Shannon  Miss  Kate,  house  114  Wilcox  street 

Shannon  Oliver,  (Rice  & Shannon,)  house  45  King  street 

Sharrocks  Mrs.  Henry,  house  76  Central  street 

Sharrocks  John,  clerk  Homer  Foot  & Co.,  boards  76  Central  street 

Sliattuch  JE,  TF,,  Carpenter,  House  Builder  and  Contractor.  Shop 
Taylor  street,  near  Chestnut  street.  House  71  Bradford  street. 

Shattuck  Glenroy  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  13  Wight  avenue 

Shattuck  Oscar  W.,  emp  D.  A.  Davis,  boards  28  Main  street  \ 

Shattuck  Porter  S.,  emp  P.  E.  Robinson  & Co.,  house  698  Main  street 

Shattuck  William  H.,  farmer,  house  531  State  street 

Shaw  Amos,  boards  319  Worthington  street 

Shaw  Charles,  farmer,  house  old  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Shaw  Charles  H.,  emp  Galpin  & Bliss,  rooms  539  Main  street 

Shaw  Charles  R.,  boards  old  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Shaw  Charles  R.,  watchmaker,  272  Main  street,  boards  30  Vine  street 

Shaw  Charles  W.,  (S.  A.  Shaw  & Co.,)  house  28  Myrtle  street 

Shaw  Chauncey  R.,  jeweler  and  watchmaker,  272  Main  street,  h 30  Vine  st 

Shaw  Cornelius,  emp  George  E.  Mansfield,  boards  16  Bliss  street 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  367 

CHARLES  L.  SHAW, 

CARPENTER,  HOUSE  BUILDER 

And  Contractor  for  Public  or  Private  Buildings. 

Plans  and  estimates  furnished  on  application. 

CORNER  WATER  AND  ELM  STREETS. 

House  33  State  street. 

Shaw  Elisha  F.,  insurance  agent,  house  59  John  street 
Shaw  George  D.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  495  State  street 

Shaw  Henry  A.,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Ladies’,  Misses’  and 
Children’s  Gaiter  Boots,  Shoes  and  Rubbers  of  every  description.  Also  Gent’s 
Fine  Calf-Skin  Boots  and  Congress  Gaiters  of  every  style.  No.  117  State  street 
House  346  Central  street. 

Shaw  Henry  G.,  city  assessor,  house  392  Union  street 

Shaw  Henry  S.,  emp  Kingsley  & Co.,  rooms  71  Park  street 

Shaw  Henry  W.,  emp  W.  G.  Breck,  M.  D.,  house  138  North  Main  street 

Shaw  James  M.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Boston  road 

Shaw  John,  emp  Gill  & Hayes,  house  67  Dwight  street 

Shaw  John,  emp  C.  Shepherd,  house  68  Florence  street 

Shaw  Joseph,  (Shaw  & Co.,)  rooms  43  Vernon  street 

Shaw  Mrs.  Juliette,  house  29  Lombard  street 

Shaw  Miss  Lydia,  dress-maker,  house  19  Worthington  street 

Shaw  S.  A,  & Co,,  134  East  State  street,  Retail  Dealers  in  Groceries, 
Provisions,  Flour,  Fish,  Salt,  Fruit,  etc.  Cash  paid  for  Farmers’  Produce. 

S.  A.  Shaw,  house  668  Main  street 
Charles  W.  Shaw,  house  28  Myrtle  street 

Shaw  Theodore  W.,  clerk  W.  H.  Pinney  & Co.,  house  484  Mill  street 
Shaw 'Wallace,  (Shaw  & Co.,)  house  71  Vernon  street 
Shaw  William,  emp  Wright  & Emerson,  house  Cass  street 
Shaw  William,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  Jenksville  road 


SHA.W  &c  CO., 

ALE  AND  PORTER  BREWERS, 

41  Water  Street,  Corner  Fort  Street. 

Joseph  Shaw,  house  41  Water  street 
Wallace  Shaw,  house  60  Vernon  street 

Shay  Jeremiah,  boards  231  Worthington  street 

Shay  Mrs.  John,  house  231  Worthington  street 

Shea  Andrew,  emp  H.  N.  Case,  house  27  East  William  street 

Shea  Mrs.  Catharine,  house  105  Hancock  street 

Shea  Cornelius,  emp  B & A R R,  house  37  Linden  street 


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Shea  Daniel,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  72  Cherry  street 
Shea  Daniel,  laborer,  house  125  Wilcox  street 
Shea  Daniel,  emp  Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  house  168  Liberty  street 
Shea  Daniel,  laborer,  house  near  foot  Mechanic  street 
Shea  Daniel,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  105  Hancock  street 
Shea  Mrs.  Daniel,  house  396  Water  street 
Shea  David,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  72  Linden  street 
Shea  Dennis,  emp  C R R,  house  61  Sharon  street 
Shea  Edward,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  23  East  William  street 
Shea  James,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  65  Essex  street 
Shea  James,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  house  Union  street 
Shea  James,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  48  Sharon  street 
Shea  James,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  boards  38  Sharon  street 
Shea  James  C.,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 
Shea  Jeremiah,  emp  superintendent  of  streets,  house  68  Ferry  street 
Shea  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  foot  Bliss  street 
Shea  Jeremiah,  emp  J.  C.  Hancock,  house  foot  State  street 
Shea  Jerre,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  72  Liberty  street 
Shea  Jerre,  laborer,  boards  49  Sharon  street 
Shea  Jerry,  peddler,  house  82  Cherry  street 
Shea  Mrs.  Joanna,  house  foot  Bliss  street 
Shea  John,  emp  C.  L.  Goodhue,  boards  12  Fort  street 
Shea  John,  (John  Shea  & Co.,)  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Shea  John,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  foot  Court  street 
Shea  John,  emp  C R R,  house  72  Linden  street 
Shea  John,  house  93  Ferry  street 
Shea  John,  laborer,  house  108  Ferry  street 
Shea  John,  stone-cutter,  house  98  Ferry  street 
Shea  John,  emp  A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,  boards  80  Ferry  street 
Shea  John,  emp  Aaron  Wight,  house  50  Ferry  street 
Shea  John,  laborer,  house  68  Ferry  street 
Shea  John,  emp  J.  L.  Worthy  & Co.,  house  49  Sharon  street 
Shea  John,  emp  C R R,  house  65  Essex  street 
Shea  John,  mason  tender,  house  Wilcox  street 
Shea  John,  laborer,  house  22  Union  street 
Shea  John,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  68  Sharon  street 
Shea  John,  emp  A.  H.  Alexander,  boards  274  State  street 
Shea  John,  emp  Leonard  Clark,  house  near  foot  Mechanic  street 
Shea  John  & Co.,  dry  goods  and  groceries,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
John  Shea,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
James  McGrath,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Shea  Joseph,  emp  Springfield  Gas  Co.,  house  Bliss  street 
Shea  Mark,  emp  B & A R R,  house  93  Sharon  street 
Shea  Mrs.  Mary,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  369 

Shea  Mrs.  Mary,  house  49  Ferry  street 

Shea  Michael,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Shea  Michael,  laborer,  house  26  Liberty  street 

Shea  Michael,  emp  D.  J.  Curtis,  house  132  Ferry  street 

Shea  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  James  street 

Shea  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  38  Sharon  street 

Shea  Michael,  emp  Springfield  Aqueduct  Co.,  house  109  Wilcox  street 

Shea  Murty,  slater,  house  near  foot  Mechanic  street 

Shea  Mrs.  Murty,  house  14  Union  street 

Shea  Patrick,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Bridge  house  block  1,  I 0 

Shea  Patrick,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  William  street 

Shea  Patrick,  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  119  Essex  street 

Shea  Patrick,  emp  L.  I.  Fisk  & Co.,  house  346  Water  street 

Shea  Patrick  J.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  30  Franklin  street 

Shea  Richard,  laborer,  boards  102  Sharon  street 

Shea  Stephen,  laborer,  boards  foot  Bliss  street 

Shea  Thomas,  emp  James  & Marra,  house  80  Ferry  street 

Shea  Timothy,  emp  C R R,  house  132  Ferry  street 

Shea  Timothy,  laborer,  house  18  Union  street 

Shea  Timothy,  laborer,  house  8 Union  street 

Shea  Timothy,  emp  J.  W.  Hawkes  & Co.,  house  Wilcox  street 

Shea  Timothy,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  53  Sharon  street 

Shea  T.  J.,  emp  Hunt  & Shandrew,  house  231  Worthington  street 

Shead  Lorin  W.,  photographer,  boards  10  Stearns’  park 

Sheahan  Timothy,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  20  Union  st 

Shears  Edward,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  rooms  521  Main  street 

Shears  James,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  Crossett  avenue 

Shears  John,  house  25  Whitney  avenue 

Shedd  L.  W.,  clerk,  boards  10  Stearns’  park 

Sheehan  Jeremiah,  florist,  gardens  and  house  34  Morris  street 

Sheehan  John,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  South  street 

Sheehan  John,  emp  City,  house  73  Green  street 

Sheehan  John,  emp  C.  L.  Shaw,  house  foot  Court  street 

Sheehan  Lawrence  M.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  17  Wight  avenue 

Sheehan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Union  street 

Shehan  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  99  Ferry  street 

Shehan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  396  Water  street 

Shehan  George,  boards  92  Essex  street 

Shehan  James,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  52  Morgan  street 

Shehan  James,  laborer,  house  57  Sharon  street 

Shehan  John,  laborer,  house  92  Essex  street 

Shehan  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Shehan  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  29  New  street 

PERSONS  OF  A BILIOUS  TENDENCY  SHOULD  USE  WEBBER’S  STRENGTH- 
ENING BITTERS. 


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Blank  Books  for  Railroads,  Insurance  Companies,  Banks,  and 


370  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Shehan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Chaffee  avenue 

Shehan  William,  head  porter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
Sheldon  E.  C.,  (Sheldon  & Bennett,)  rooms  59  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  st 
Sheldon  Frank,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
Sheldon  George  D.,  druggist,  house  and  store  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Sheldon  James  H.,  emp  C R R,  house  139  Main  street 
Sheldon  James  T.,  agent  steam  feather  renovator,  house  32  Boylston  street 
Sheldon  Legrand  C.,  carpenter  and  builder,  house  57  Everett  street 
Sheldon  Mrs.  Lucinda,  boarding-house,  corporation  block,  Indian  Orchard 
Sheldon  Miss  R.  A.,  principal  public  school,  Indian  Orchard,  house  Worcester 
Sheldon  Thomas,  mason,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street  [st,  I O 

Sheldon  & Bennett 9 Dealers  in  Fresh  and  Salt  Meats,  Vegetables,  &c. 
Market,  No.  31  Bridge  street.  Slaughter  House,  Somers,  Conn. 

E.  C.  Sheldon,  rooms  59  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  street 
Albert  E.  Bennett,  boards  397  Main  street 

Shennehan  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  90  Congress  street 
Shepard  John,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  56  Main  street 
Shepard  Willis  L.,  clerk  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
Shepard  & Smith,  dress-making,  9 Barnes’  block,  358  Main  street 
Mrs.  C.  C.  Shepard,  rooms  9 Barnes’  block,  358  Main  street 
Mrs.  C.  S.  Smith,  rooms  9 Barnes’  block,  358  Main  street 
Shephard  J.,  waiter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 
Shepherd  Anson,  house  50  Oak  street 

Shepherd  Chauncey,  architect  and  builder,  house  115  School  street 
Shepherd  Francis  W.,  emp  C R R,  house  26  Cypress  avenue 
Shepherd  James,  emp  Tilly  Haynes,  house  Willow  street 
Shepherd  Mrs.  T.  J.,  house  421  Union  street 
Sheppard  Ambrose,  carpenter,  house  122  Ferry  street 
Sheppard  Charles,  emp  C R R,  house  12  Franklin  street 
Sheppard  Samuel,  carpenter,  house  122  Ferry  street 
Sheppard  Thomas,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  Talcott  avenue,  Brightwood 
Sheppard  William,  emp  C R R,  house  Liberty  street 
Sheppert  August,  proprietor  Springfield  House,  73  and  75  State  street 
Sheridan  James,  laborer,  house  62  Essex  street 
Sheridan  Martin  W.,  (Sheridan  & Corcoran,)  boards  24  Ferry  street 
Sheridan  Patrick,  emp  Harvey  Chapin,  boards  171  Liberty  street 
Sheridan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  foot  Union  street 
Sheridan  & Corcoran,  sausage  manufacturers,  9 Market  street 
Martin  W.  Sheridan,  boards  24  Ferry  street 
Patrick  Corcoran,  boards  95  Sharon  street 
Sherman  Richard,  farmer,  house  North  Wilbraham  road 
Sherman  William  P.,  emp  Charles  Rice,  boards  Long  hill 
Sherts  Charles  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  60  Bradford  street 
Sherts  Louis  A.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  60  Bradford  street 


A large  assortment  of  leather  Brushes  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  corner 

Main  and  State  streets. 


For  all  Kinds  of  Business,  at  the  Union  Office. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  371 

Sherwin  John  H.,  artist,  rooms  56  State  street 

Shillingford  H.  W.,  clerk  W.  D.  Kinsman,  house  37  Pynchon  street 

Shine  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  Green  street 

Shine  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  40  Ferry  street 

Shipley  J.  L.,  editor  Daily  Union,  house  44  High  street 

Shipley  William,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  hou&  84  Tyler  street 

Shoch  John,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Washington  street 

Short  Daniel,  emp  Ray  & Taylor,  house  16  Bliss  street 

Shugrue  Michael,  emp  B & A R R,  house  9 Ferry  street 

Shumway  A.  C.,  emp  C.  L.  Shaw,  boards  20  Wight  avenue 

Shumway  Mrs.  Charles  H.,  house  19  Stearns’  park 

Shumway  Myron  J.,  carpenter,  house  169  Worthington  street 

Shumway  R.  G.,  (R.  G.  Shumway  & Co.,)  house  34  Mulberry  street 

Shumway  R.  G.  & Co.,  silver  plating  cutlery,  494  Main  street 

Shurtleff  R.  G.,  commandant’s  clerk  USA,  house  Armory  square 

Shurtleff  William  S.,  judge  probate,  house  Mulberry  street 

Shute  Charles  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  750  Main  street 

Shute  Lucian  R.,  boards  750  Main  street 

Shute  Mrs.  R.  E.,  house  750  Main  street 

Shuttleworth  Edward,  emp  Livermore,  Swan  & Co.,  rooms  22  Wight  avenue 

Shuttleworth  George  L.,  painter,  house  328  Union  street 

Sibley  Benjamin,  boards  47  Bliss  street 

Sibley  E.  D.,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  41  Gray’s  court  . 

Sibley  Edward  A.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  49  Greenwood  st 
Sibley  Elbridge,  emp  Webster  Ice  Co.,  house  199  Main  street 
Sibley  George  A.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Bancroft  street 
Sibley  Henry  N.,  (Sibley  & Fitch,)  house  97  Greenwood  street 
Sibley  Lawson,  (Sibley  & Rathbun,)  house  47  Bliss  street 

Sibley  & Fitch 9 Blacksmiths,  Horse-shoers  and  Jobbers.  Carriage 
Repairing  and  Jobbing  of  all  kinds  attended  to  promptly,  and  at  reasonable  rates. 
Shop  Liberty  street,  near  Main  street. 

H.  N.  Sibley,  house  97  Greenwood  street 
H.  W.  Fitch,  house  16  Franklin  street 

Sibley  & Fathbun,  Commission  Merchants,  and  Dealers  in  Flour, 
Grain,  Meal  and  Feed  of  all  kinds.  Sole  Agents  for  the  celebrated  Penfield  & Lyon 
Flour.  Under  Central  Methodist  Church,  Main  street,  corner  Stockbridge  street. 
Lawson  Sibley,  house  47  Bliss  street 
Edward  Rathbun,  house  47  High  street 

Sikes  Mrs.  Laura  P.,  house  71  State  street 

Sikes  O.  B.,  carpenter,  house  70  Court  street 

Sikes  Theodore,  emp  T.  H.  Allen  & Brother,  boards  93  North  street 

Silcox  Mrs.  Sophia,  house  61  Green  street 

Sill  Mrs.  Jane  S.,  house  6 Charter  avenue 

Silver  Dennis,  emp  John  King,  boards  South  street 


VERY  BRACING -WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS. 


Mercantile  and  Manufacturers’  Printing,  promptly  done  in  the  best  style 


372  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Simmons  Edward  T.,  emp  Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  h 53  Dwight  st 

Simmons  Miss  E.  R.,  boards  297  Union  street 

Simmons  Mrs.  M house  142  Union  street 

Simmons  Samuel  J.,  carpenter,  house  59  Dwight  street 

Simmons  Thomas  N.,  emp  West,  Stone  & Co.,  house  50  Willow  street 

Simmons  William  B.,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  boards  441  Union  street 

Simonds  Charles  L.,  emp  USA,  house  31  Spruce  street 

Simonds  Elijah,  house  Quincy  street 

Simonds  John  G.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  55  John  street 

Simonds  Rufus,  emp  B & A R R,  house  217  Worthington  street 

Simonds  & Adams , (successors  to  A.  F.  Niles,)  Dealers  in  Teas 
Coffee,  Butter,  Lard,  Fish,  and  a general  assortment  of  Choice  Family  Groceries,  196 
Main  street,  corner  Cypress  street. 

S A.  Simonds,  house  90  Franklin  street 
O.  D.  Adams,  house  74  Charles  street 

Simons  Mrs.  Harriet  C.,  boards  730  State  street 

Simons  Henry  K.,  teller  Agawam  National  Bank,  house  730  State  street 

Simons  S.  B.,  grocer,  30  Pynchon  street,  house  Longmeadow 

Simons  William  C.,  teller  Pynchon  National  Bank,  boards  730  State  street 

Simpson  J.  G.,  emp  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  house  202  Union  street 

Simpson  William,  cigar  manufacturer,  10  Market  street,  house  62  Gardner  st 

Siskron  E.,  (E.  Siskron  & Co.,)  house  627  State  street 

Sisson  Charles  W.,  emp  Spooner  & Topliff,  house  154  Worthington  street 

Skehan  James,  house  210  Chestnut  street 

Skehan  John,  farmer,  house  Factory  street 

Skehan  Mrs.  Nora,  house  7 1 Ferry  street 

Skillings  Frederick,  boards  105  Bridge  street 

Skinner  Allen  L.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  26  Osgood  street 

Skinner  Charles  F.,  painter,  Cedar  street,  house  corner  Allen  and  Highland  sts 

Skinner  E.  B.,  policeman,  house  Long  hill 

Skinner  Mrs.  Henry  H.,  house  1 Willow  avenue 

Slate  George  E.,  emp  E.  Helms,  house  36  Bridge  street 

Slater  Ferdinand,  emp  L.  C.  Frost,  house  23  Sharon  street 

Slater  Peter,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  30  Congress  street 

Slater  William  D.,  foreman  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  house  70  Elm  street 

Slattery  James,  emp  USA,  house  Tyler  street 

Slattery  John,  emp  USA,  house  36  Alden  street 

Slattery  John,  laborer,  boards  157  Main  street 

Slattery  Michael,  laborer,  house  97  Pendleton  avenue 

Slattery  Thomas  A.,  emp  William  S.  Clark,  boards  90  Sharon  street 

Sleeper  Augustus  M.,  farmer,  house  92  Main  street 

Sleeper  M.  D.,  real  estate  broker,  house  60  Main  street 

Sloane  Daniel,  emp  John  B.  Kennedy,  boards  78  Liberty  street 

Sloan  Edward,  emp  Henry  King,  boards  926  Main  street 


WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACT  OF  LEMON  IS  SURE  TO  PLEASE. 


And  at  Satisfactory  Rates,  at  301  Main  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  373 

Sloan  Richard,  (Hyde  & Sloan  Manufacturing  Co.,)  h 320  Worthington  st 

Slocum  Benjamin,  emp  USA,  house  34  Terrence  street 

Slocum  Mrs.  H.  B.,  house  Bond  place 

Small  George  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  41  Summer  street 

Small  William,  emp  Francis  Ellison,  boards  397  Main  street 

Small  William  B.,  agent  C.  P.  Adams,  357  Main  street,  rooms  83  Bliss  street 

Smart  W.  T.,  policeman,  house  292  Main  street 

Smart  Cotton,  stone-mason,  boards  121  Howard  street 

Smead  George  A.,  emp  J.  L.  Rice,  house  180  Main  street 

Smith  Ambrose  O.,  milk  peddler,  house  46  Walnut  street 

Smith  Ann  S.,  house  37  Walnut  street 

Smith  Mrs.  Anna  L.,  proprietor  Revere  House,  191  and  193  Main  street 

Smith  Armstead,  laborer,  house  Central  street 

Smith  Arthur  H.,  captain  police,  house  159  Union  street 

Smith  Arthur  R.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  141  Worthington  st 

Smith  Austin  E.,  book-keeper  Street  Railway  Co.,  boards  North  Main  street 

Smith  Avery  J.,  secretary  Mass.  Mut.  Life  Ins.  Co.,  bds  Haynes’  hotel,  406 

Smith  Benjamin  F.,  house  247  Chestnut  street  [Main  st 

Smith  Benjamin  F.,  emp  E.  S.  Stacy,  house  279  Walnut  street 

Smith  Calvin,  farmer,  house  Boston  road 

Smith  Charles,  clerk  W.  H.  C.  Augur,  boards  38  Fort  street 

Smith  Charles,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  h Myrtle  st,  cor  Berkshire  st,  I 0 

Smith  Charles,  builder,  house  77  Holyoke  street 

Smith  Charles,  teamster,  house  94  Oak  street 

Smith  Charles,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I 0 

Smith  Charles  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  247  Worthington  street 

Smith  Charles  B.,  emp  R.  E.  Clary,  house  Ingraham  avenue 

Smith  Charles  C.,  house  40  Vernon  street 

Smith  Charles  H.,  (C.  H.  Smith  & Co.,)  boards  45  Pearl  street 

Smith  Charles  M.,  emp  C R R,  house  54  Fort  street 

Smith  Charles  N.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  84  Main  street 

Smith  Charles  P.,  emp  Fuller  & Aiken,  boards  397  Water  street 

Smith  Mrs.  Christian,  house  Hampden  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Smith  C»  JET.  & Co.9  Lumber  Dealers,  corner  Bridge  and  Dwight  streets. 
See  advertisement,  p 93. 

C.  H.  Smith,  boards  45  Pearl  street 

C.  E.  Hitchcock,  rooms  188  Chestnut  street 

C.  O.  Barnes,  boards  190  Chestnut  street 

Smith  Clarence  E.,  clerk  Nayasset  House,  35  Railroad  street 

Smith  Mrs.  C.  S.,  (Shepard  & Smith,)  rooms  358  Main  street 

Smith  David  P.,  M.  D.,  office  175  State  st,  bds  Haynes’  hotel,  406  Main  st 

Smith  Dexter,  gunsmith  foot  Maple  street,  house  310  Maple  street 

Smith  Dwight  R.,  vice-pres’t  Springfield  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co.,  h 21  School  st 


WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS  are  the  one  tiling  needful  for  the 
Nervous  and  Debilitated. 


PATENT  CALENDARS— Best  Advertising  Medium  Extant— 


374  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


DAVID  SMITH  & CO., 

CARRIAGE  MAKERS, 

Factory  and  Salesroom  on  Park  Street,  Near  Main  Street. 

A LARGE  STOCK  CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND. 

David  Smith,  house  596  Main  street 
William  H.  Smith,  boards  596  Main  street 

Smith  Miss  Emma,  dress-maker,  house  531  State  street 

Smith  Edmund  H.,  (Hinsdale  Smith  & Co.,)  boards  156  Main  street 

Smith  Edward,  carpenter,  boards  28  Main  street 

Smith  Edward,  milk  peddler,  boards  Parker  street 

Smith  Edward  B.,  emp  A.  S.  D welly  & Co.,  house  27  Ashley  street 

Smith  Edwin  R.,  emp  R.  Y.  Cooley,  rooms  25  Railroad  street 

Smith  Edwin  S.,  emp  A.  W.  Griswold,  boards  102  State  street 

Smith  Elbridge,  carpenter,  house  97  Water  street 

Smith  E.  W.,  (Smith  & Stewart,)  boards  149  State  street 

Smith  Ezra  T.,  emp  Adams  Express  Co.,  house  19  Fairbanks’  avenue 

Smith  Francis,  house  block  17,  Indian  Orchard 

Smith  Frank,  emp  W.  S.  Wheeler,  boards  40  Boylston  street 

Smith  Frank,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  house  William  street 

Smith  Frank  D.,  lather,  house  Central  street 

Smith  Frank  W.,  emp  Daniel  B.  Pierce,  boards  127  Bridge  street 

Smith  Franklin  R.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  487  Main  street 

Smith  Fred.  H.,  emp  C.  D.  Leet,  boards  130  Water  street 

Smith  F.  S.,  commercial  traveler,  boards  Union  house,  528  Main  street 

Smith  George,  emp  J.  H.  Rogers,  boards  548  Main  street 

Smith  George,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  house  22  William  street 

Smith  George,  carpenter,  house  36  Winthrop  street 

Smith  George  A , emp  B & A R R,  house  Park  street 

Smith  George  J B,  & Brother,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  all 
kinds  of  Meats,  Poultry,  Vegetables,  Hams,  Lard,  Sausages,  etc.,  etc.  No.  116  State 
street. 

George  B.  Smith,  house  38  Margaret  street 
S.  B.  Smith,  house  32  Winthrop  street 

Smith  George  H.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  97  Franklin  street 

Smith  George  M.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  330  Water  street 

Smith  George  W.,  emp  W.  S.  Wheeler,  house  18  Charles  street 

Smith  George  W.,  emp  Edward  Helms,  boards  102  State  street 

Smith  Miss  H.  A.,  house  10  Summer  street 

Smith  Hannah,  millinery,  house  and  rooms  387  Union  street 

Smith  Mrs.  Harriet  L.,  boards  393  Central  street 

Smith  Harris,  expressman,  house  Walnut  street 

Smith  Heman,  civil  engineer,  house  44  Pynchon  street 


USE  SILVER  SHINE  FOR  CLEANING  SILVER  WARE. 


Most  Desirable  for  Counting-Room  Uses. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  375 

Smith  Henry,  carpenter,  house  18  Ripley  avenue 

Smith  Mrs.  Henry,  house  34  Pearl  street 

Smith  Henry,  (Smith  & Snow,)  house  Plainfield  street 

Smith  Henry  C.,  carpenter,  house  387  Union  street 

Smith  Henry  C.,  clerk  S.  B.  Spooner,  boards  North  street 

Smith  Henry  D.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 5 Wilcox  blk,  William  st 

Smith  Herbert,  carpenter,  boards  125  Bridge  street 

Smith  Hinsdale  & Co.9  23  Hampden  street,  Commission  Merchants 
and  Jobbers  of  Connecticut  Leaf  Tobacco. 

Hinsdale  Smith,  house  156  Maih  street 
James  F.  Bidwell,  house  148  Main  street 
E.  H.  Smith,  boards  156  Main  street 

Smith  H.  M.,  commercial  traveler,  boards  corner  State  and  Buckingham  streets 

Smith  Horace,  house  334  Maple  street 

Smith  Mrs.  Isaac  H.,  house  Hickory  street 

Smith  James,  emp  Royal  Harrington,  house  62  Broad  street 

Smith  James,  emp  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  house  52  Congress  street 

Smith  James  C.,  emp  E.  S.  Stacy,  house  4 Charter  avenue 

Smith  James  N.,  emp  Howard  & Brothers,  house  54  Broad  street 

Smith  Jason  S.,  inspector  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  147  Main  street 

Smith  J.  Lyman,  house  26  Broad  street 

Smith  J.  M.,  (Forbes  & Smith,)  house  27  Bowdoin  street 

Smith  Joel,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  130  Water  street 

Smith  John,  laborer,  house  21  Ferry  street 

Smith  John,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  rooms  37  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  street 

Smith  John,  teamster  and  jobber,  office  and  boards  Worcester  st,  Brightwood 

Smith  John,  bakery  and  house  4 Parsons’  block,  566  Main  street 

Smith  John  H.,  clerk  A.  B.  Manley,  house  30  Emery  street 

Smith  John  P.,  book-keeper,  house  19  Auburn  street 

Smith  John  T.,  contractor  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  487  Main  street 

Smith  J.  R.,  (A.  D.  Briggs  & Co.,)  house  11  Maple  street 

Smith  L.  C.,  contractor  at  jail,  boards  Avon  place 

Smith  Leverett,  livery  stable  63  Market  street,  house  East  Longmeadow  road 

Smith  Lizzie  A.,  clerk  McKnight,  Norton  & Hawley,  boards  77  Holyoke  street 

Smith  Madison  B.,  mason,  house  100  Ashley  street 

Smith  Marcus,  stone  mason,  house  Boston  road 

Smith  Mrs.  Martin,  house  531  State  street 

Smith  Michael,  emp  USA,  house  116  Hancock  street 

Smith  Mrs.  M.  M.,  house  123  Bridge  street 

Smith  Nathaniel,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  372  Union  street 

Smith  Nathan  J.,  emp  Seymour  & Brother,  boards  116  Bridge  street 

Smith  Olin  H.,  (Lane,  Smith  & Adams,)  house  114  Water  street 

Smith  Oscar,  emp  P.  E.  Robinson  & Co.,  boards  37  Dwight  street 

Smith  Otis  B.,  mason,  house  65  Dwight  street 

TRUSSES  of  all  kinds  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  corner  Main  and  State  sts. 


SPRINGFIELD  DAILY  UNION,  Enlarged  and  Improved, 


376  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Smith  R.  F.,  chemist  Hampden  Paint  Co.,  boards  Revere  House,  193  Main  st 

Smith  R.  Hale,  foreman  B.  B.  Hill,  house  Seventh  street 

Smith  Richard,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  369  Water  street 

Smith  Robert,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  Willow  street 

Smith  Samuel  F.,  M.  D.,  office  and  bds  over  Morse’s  drug  store,  Indian  Orchard 

Smith  S.  B.,  (George  B.  Smith  & Brother,)  house  32  Winthrop  street 

Smith  Selah,  engineer  CRB,  house  56  Emery  street 

Smith  Seymour,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  87  Central  street 

Smith  S.  L,,  185  Main  street.  Dealer  in  Fresh  and  Salt  Fish,  Oysters, 
Clams,  Lobsters,  Fruit,  Vegetables,  &c.  Connecticut  River  Shad  in  their  season. 
Boards  36  Franklin  street. 

Smith  S.  M.,  watchman  USA,  house  Warner  street 

Smith  S.  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Smith  Mrs.  Sylvia,  house  23  Grosvenor  street 

Smith  Thomas,  emp  Alonzo  Johnson,  house  85  Wilcox  street 

Smith  Mrs.  Thomas,  house  3 Parsons’  block,  566  Main  street 

Smith  Thomas  S.,  silver-plate  polisher  30  Market  st,  boards  23  Grosvenor  st 

Smith  Mrs.  Walter,  house  42  Alden  street 

Smith  Watson  P.,  painter,  house  666  Main  street 

Smith  William,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  182  Hancock  street 

Smith  William,  machinist,  house  278  Pine  street 

Smith  William,  cigar-maker,  house  118  Bridge  street 

Smith  William,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  72  Liberty  street 

Smith  William  A.,  emp  USA,  house  329  Walnut  street 

Smith  William  D.,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  77  Franklin  street 

Smith  William  E.,  patent  wells,  house  72  Ashley  street 

Smith  William  E.,  emp  J.  C.  Lutz  & Co.,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Smith  William  H.,  (David  Smith  & Co.,)  boards  596  Main  street 

Smith  William  K.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  32  Fort  street 

Smith  William  Ij,,  Attorney  and  Counselor  at  Law,  and  U.  S.  Com- 
missioner. Office  5 Elm  street,  old  Post-Office  building.  House  133  Spring  street. 
Smith  William  W.,  emp  George  R.  Dickinson,  house  380  Maple  street 
Smith  William  W.  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  21  Alert  street 
Smith  Zolvah,  house  20  Pynchon  street 

Smith  & Snow,  485  Main  street,  Watchmakers,  Jewelers  and  Jobbers. 
Personal  and  special  care  given  to  Fine  Watch  Repairing  for  the  public  and  the 
trade.  On  hand  and  for  sale  the  largest  assortment  of  Watches  in  the  country. 
Also  money  loaned  on  Watches,  Diamonds  and  Jewelry. 

Henry  Smith,  house  Plainfield  street 
William  A.  Snow,  house  144  North  Main  street 

Smith  & Stewavt,  488  Main  street.  Dealers  in  American  and  Foreign 
Hardware,  Cutlery,  House  Trimmings  and  Mechanics,  Tools.  Agents  for  the  sale 
of  Fall  River  Iron  Company’s  Nails. 

E.  H.  Smith,  boards  149  State  street 
T.  S.  Stewart,  boards  149  State  street 


LIQUID  BALM,  THE  BEST  PAIN  DESTROYER. 


Only  Seven  Dollars  a Year— 301  Main  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  377 


Smith  & Wesson,  pistol  manufactory,  55  Stockbridge  street 

Smithies  George  VV.,  saloon  Haynes’  Hotel,  house  24  Pynchon  street 

Snook  Charles  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  190  High  street 

Snow  Andrew  J.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  33  Fulton  street 

Snow  Billings,  emp  H.  M.  Conkey,  rooms  26  Fort  street 

Snow  Franklin  J.,  carpenter,  house  106  Walnut  street 

Snow  Freeman,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Snow  George  S.,  emp  E.  S.  Stacy,  boards  13  Stearns’  park 

Snow  H.  C.,  farmer,  boards  Carew  street 

Snow  H.  H.,  engineer,  house  5 Charter  avenue 

Snow  Leroy  0.,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  boards  Marble  street 

Snow  S.  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  30  Vine  street 

Snow  Solon  W.,  house  193  Water  street 

Snow  William  A.,  (Smith  & Snow,)  house  144  North  Main  street 

Snyder  Anton,  emp  Herman  Knappe,  house  19  Union  street 

Snyder  John  A.,  emp  Miller,  Allen  & Co.,  house  36  Boylston  street 

Sollace  Albert  E , emp  B & A R R,  boards  56  Florence  street 

Sollace  George  T.,  engineer  Providence  & Springfield  R R,  h 60  Main  street 

Sollace  Mrs.  J.  N.,  house  56  Florence  street 

Sollace  Joseph  N.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  56  Florence  street 

Somes  J.  K.,  clerk  Tinkham  & Co.,  house  37  Bradford  street 

Soule  A.  L.,  (Soule  & Lathrop,)  house  248  Union  street 

Soule  Charles,  emp  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Soule  Roscoe  O.,  hair  dresser,  5 Railroad  street,  house  20  Cypress  street 

Soule  & Lathrop,  Attorneys  and  Counselors  at  Law,  No.  5 Elm  street, 
old  Post-Office  building. 

A.  L.  Soule,  house  248  Union  street 
Edward  H.  Lathrop,  house  716  Main  street 

South  Congregational  Church,  Bliss  street,  near  Main 
Southland  Gordon  H.,  (Wilson  & Southland,)  rooms  180  Water  street 
Southland  Henry,  bleachery,  67  Market  street,  rooms  180  Water  street 
Southland  Orton,  emp  Henry  Southland,  rooms  41  Dwight  street 
Southmayd  Fred  G.,  emp  S.  D.  Burbank  and  Co.,  house  63  Park  street 
Southmayd  Mrs.  Harriet,  house  27  Spring  street 
Southick  George  C.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  45  King  street 
South  wick  Henry,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  19  Stearns’  park 
Southworth  H.  W.,  (Southworth  Manufacturing  Co.,)  rooms  18  Vernon  street 
South  worth  John  H.,  paper  manufacturer  South  Hadley  Falls,  h Round  hill 
Southworth  Samuel,  carpenter,  boards  corner  Howard  and  Main  streets 
Spangler  John  M.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Walnut  street 
Spaulding  George  E.,  clerk  post-office,  house  32  Summer  street 
Spaulding  Warren  T.,  emp  A.  D.  Briggs  & Co.,  house  355  Walnut  street 
Spaulding  William,  emp  C R R,  boards  38  Emery  street 

DR.  HOOKER’S  SOLIDIFIED  BALSAM,  or  COUGH  LOZENGES.  Try  them. 
For  a Tonic  you  will  like  WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS. 

49 


SPBINGEIELD  WEEKLY  UNION,  $2  a Year,  Only  $1.50  to  Clubs  of  Ten- 


378  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Spear  Benjamin,  mason,  house  27  Bridge  street 

Spear  Edward  H.,  emp  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street,  house  20  Emery  st 
Spear  James  H.,  photographer,  486  Main  street,  house  28  Main  street 
Spear  J.  N.,  steward  and  boards  Pynchon  House,  243  Main  street 

Spear  Wilson  & Co,9  421  Main  street,  Dealers  in  Pianos,  Organs, 
Sheet  Music,  Music  Books,  Stringed  Instruments,  and  Musical  Merchandise  gener- 
ally. Agents  for  Decker  Brothers,  Kranich,  Bach  & Co.,  and  Haines  Brothers’  Pi- 
anos, George  Woods  & Co’s  and  J.  Estey  & Co’s  Organs.  Instruments  to  rent. 
Wilson  Spear,  house  125  Walnut  street 
Isaac  Spear,  house  Orange,  Mass. 

Spears  J.  E.,  clerk  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  13  Winthrop  street 
Speht  Charles,  boarding-house,  19  and  21  Stockbridge  street 
Speiller  Henry,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  rooms  Cross  street 
Spellane  John,  laborer,  house  foot  Court  street 
Spellman  Charles  C.,  clerk  police  court,  house  431  Union  street 
Spellman  Joseph,  emp  Miller,  Allen  & Co.,  house  72  Essex  street 
Spencer  Miss  Carrie,  boards  8 Carew  street 
Spencer  Mrs.  Catharine,  house  8 Carew  street 

Spencer  Charles  B.,  emp  A.  Blodgett  & Brother,  boards  271  Water  street 

Spencer  Mrs.  C.  S.,  house  76  Spring  street 

Spencer  Daniel,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  141  Hancock  street 

Spencer  Mrs.  Hannah,  house  271  Water  street 

Spencer  James  P.,  confectionery,  house  and  store  445  State  street 

Spencer  James  W.,  emp  J.  Neelan,  house  corner  Quincy  and  Hancock  streets 

Spencer  Mrs.  Lydia  F.,  house  481  Central  street 

Spencer  Warner,  house  436  Walnut  street 

Spencer  Webster,  boat  builder,  boards  436  Walnut  street 

Spencer  William  H.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  141  Hancock  street 

Spencer  William  L.,  book-keeper  Tinkham  & Co.,  house  29  Broad  street 

Spenlinhauer  John,  butcher,  house  118  William  street 

Sperbeck  William,  painter,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Spieger  A.,  professor  of  languages,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Spillane  Timothy,  boards  42  Essex  street 

Spiller  Samuel  C.,  emp  A.  W.  Griswold,  house  431  Union  street 

Spillassy  Patrick,  emp  William  Pynchon,  house  Brightwood 

Spooner  Eugene,  clerk  Morgan  Envelope  Co  , boards  28  Walnut  street 

Spooner  John  C.,  artist,  house  28  Walnut  street 

SPOONER  SAMUEL  B.,  mayor,  house  240  Water  street 

Spooner  W.  A.,  house  58  Walnut  street 

Spooner  Mrs.  William,  house  21  Orleans  street 

Spooner  Zephaniah,  master  mason,  house  57  Pearl  street 

Spoor  Almon,  mason,  house  218  Walnut  street 

Spradley  Albert,  laborer,  house  691  Main  street 

Sprague  Ephraim,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 


FOR  A TONIC  YOU  WILT  TIKE  WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING  BITTERS 


Published  Every  Friday  at  301  Main  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  379 


Sprague  Lorenzo  J.,  bridge  builder,  house  31  Elliott  street 
Sprague  Mrs.  P.  A.,  M.  D.,  12  Foot’s  block,  502  Main  street 
Spring  Duffy,  emp  H.  M.  Conkey,  boards  125  Wilcox  street 
Spring  John,  emp  H.  M.  Conkey,  house  125  Wilcox  street 
Spring  Simeon  A.,  foreman  B.  F.  Farrar,  house  69  Union  street 
Springer  Francis,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  92  Central  street 
Springfield,  Athol  & North-eastern  railroad,  office  487  Main  street 
Springfield  Brass  Foundry,  37  Taylor  street — see  adv.,  p 92 
Springfield  City  Directory  9 office  301  Main  Street . 
Springfield  Club  House,  corner  Chestnut  and  Worthington  streets 


SPRINGFIELD  COLLAR  CO. 


89 

East  Worthing 
ton  Street. 


89 

East  Worthing- 
ton Street. 


Manufacturers  of  all  kinds  of  Fine  Cloth  and  Paper  Collars,  Cuffs  and  Shirt  Fronts. 


Wholesale  Agent  for  Springfield, 

WM.  PATTON,  276  MAIN  STREET. 


Springfield  Daily  TJnion— $7  a year— 301  Main  Street . 

Springfield  Envelope  Co.,  envelopes  and  writing  paper,  Hillman  street 
P.  P.  Kellogg,  house  85  Pearl  street 
E.  Nichols,  house  21  Wilcox  street 

Springfield  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  292  Main  street — >see  adv.,  p.  iv 
Springfield  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  10  Court  street,  Hampden  House  block — 
Springfield  Gas  Company,  office  499  Main  street  [see  adv.,  p xii 

Springfield  House,  73  and  75  State  street 

Springfield  Institution  for  Savings,  501  Main  street — see  adv.,  p.  xii 

Springfield  Iron  Furniture  Co.,  corner  Water  and  Railroad  streets 

Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  furniture, show  cases,  etc.,  52  to  62  Dwight  st 

Springfield  Mutual  Fire  Assurance  Co.,  office  470  Main  st  [see  adv.  card,  p 168 

Springfield  Republican,  office  407  Main  street — see  adv.,  p 96 

Springfield  Street  Railway  Co.,  office  278  North  Main  street 

Springfield  Water  Works,  office  17  Barnes  block,  394  Main  street 

Springfield  Weekly  Union— $2  a year— 301  Main  St. 

Sproat  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  72  Monroe  street 

Squier  Ichabod  B.,  emp  USA,  house  349  Walnut  street 

Squires  James  B.,  emp  Hawkins  & Burrall,  house  Leon  street 

Squires  Martin,  shoemaker,  rooms  and  shop  121  State  street 

Stack  William,  emp  Bourke  Brothers,  rooms  55  Worthington  street 

Stacy  Charles,  emp  Henry  King,  boards  926  Main  street 

Stacy  Mrs.  E.  M.,  house  38  Margaret  street 

Stacy  Ebenezer,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  house  Sherman  street  near  State 


SII/VER  SHINE 


ADVERTISE  Id  the  SPRINGFIELD  UNION,  both  Daily  and  Weekly. 


380  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Stacy  E.  S,9  Tool-Maker  and  Machinist.  Manufacturer  of  four-spindle 
Drill  Presses,  Model  and  Experimental  Machinery.  General  Jobbing  and  Repairing 
at  short  notice.  Shop  Harrison  avenue,  near  Dwight  street.  House  192  Walnut 
street.  See  advertisement,  p.  vi. 

Stacy  George  E.,  machinist,  house  334  Worthington  street 
Stacy  James  A.,  teamster,  house  465  Hancock  street 
Stacy  Mark,  house  50  Cypress  street 

Stacy  Sanford  E.,  emp  Ames  Manufacturing  Co.,  Chicopee,  bds  38  Margaret  st 

Stall  Mrs.  E.  S.,  house  137  Worthington  street 

Stall  James  D.,  emp  F.  D.  Gage,  boards  137  Worthington  street 

Stampes  Nicholas,  emp  W.  H.  Wright,  house  10  Mechanic  street 

Standish  C.  B.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  33  Gray’s  court 

Standish  Charles,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  80  Greenwood  street 

Standish  William  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  80  Greenwood  street 

Staniford  A.  L.,  commercial  traveler,  house  494  Union  street 

Stanhope  H.  R.,  fish  and  oysters,  cor  Hancock  and  Central  sts,  bds  132  Florence  st 

Stanley  William  F.,  painter,  house  61  Dwight  street 

Stannard  John  E.,  rooms  37  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street 

Stanton  Frank  A.,  gardener,  house  23  Essex  street 

Stanton  Lybeas  P.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  35  Armory  street 

Stanton  Mrs.  Phila,  house  1 1 Cook’s  avenue 

Stanton  Stephen  E.,  (Lynch  & Stanton,)  house  15  Wight  avenue 

Stapleton  John,  boards  36  Essex  street 

Stapleton  John,  laborer,  house  699  Union  street 

Stapleton  John  F.,  book-keeper  Hampden  Paint  Co.,  house  116  Franklin  st 
Stapleton  Mrs.  Mary,  house  36  Essex  street 

Stark  Chandler  H.,  grainer,  shop  317  Main  street,  boards  150  Bridge  street 
Stark  Richard,  laborer,  house  44  Sharon  street 
Stark  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Chaffee  avenue 
Starr  & Harrison,  masons,  128  Bridge  street 
W.  H.  Starr,  house  West  Springfield 
Nicholas  Harrison,  house  West  Springfield 
State  Street  Baptist  Church,  State  street,  between  Willow  and  Maple  streets 
St  Clair  Burt,  laborer,  house  Greene  street 
St  Clair  Charles  A.,  expressman,  house  Alden  street 
St  Clair  John  H.  chief  clerk  post-office,  house  44  Summer  street 
Stearns  Frank  D.,  emp  F.  Wiese  & Co.,  boards  23  Greene  street 
Stearns  Harvey,  house  159  Quincy  street 
Stearns  Luther,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  22  Clinton  street 
Stearns  Mrs.  Mary,  house  114  Main  street 
Stearns  Miss  R.  W.,  teacher,  house  94  Gardner  street 
Stearns  Mrs.  S.,  house  23  Greene  street 

Stearns  Samuel  F.,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  124  North  Main  street 
Stearns  William  H.,  master  mechanic  C R R,  house  28  Boylston  street 


WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACT  OF  PINE-APPLE  BEATS  THEM  ALL. 


Business  Thrives  by  Advertising  in  the  People’s  Newspaper, 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  381 

Stearns  & Knowlton,  attorneys,  11  Elm  street 
George  M.  Stearns,  house  Chicopee 
M.  P.  Knowlton,  house  199  High  street 
Stebbins  A.  F.,  teamster,  house  69  Cedar  street 
Stebbins  Mrs.  Calvin,  bouse  49  Bridge  street 
Stebbins  Calvin  B.,  farmer,  house  739  Main  street 
Stebbins  Mrs.  Catharine,  house  42  Main  street 
Stebbins  Mrs.  Charles,  house  80  Bay  street 

Stebbins  Charles  F.,  clerk  F.  W.  Anderson  & Co.,  boards  49  Bridge  street 
Stebbins  E.  C.,  druggist  538  Main  street,  house  259  Central  street 
Stebbins  E.,  Manufacturing  Co.,  brass  foundry,  Taylor  street — see  adv.  p 92 
W.  A.  Taylor,  president,  house  Hinsdale 
F.  B.  Cook,  treasurer,  house  67  Seventh  street 
Stebbins  E.  W.,  yard-master  C RR,  house  33  Fort  street 
Stebbins  Franklin  P.,  bridge-builder,  house  355  Walnut  street 
Stebbins  George,  farmer,  house  old  Chicopee  road 
Stebbins  George  M.,  engineer  fire  department,  boards  99  Union  street 
Stebbins  George  P.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  99  Union  street 
Stebbins  G.  S.,  M.  D.,  office  3 Hurlbut’s  blk,  344  Main  st,  house  Madison  ave 
Stebbins  Henry  C.,  emp  S.  D.  Burbank,  house  73  James  street 
Stebbins  Henry  M.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  28  Spruce  street 
Stebbins  Hiram,  emp  B & A R R,  house  36  Massasoit  street 
Stebbins  James,  farmer,  house  54  Clinton  street 

Stebbins  James  W.,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  house  374  Central  street 

Stebbins  Joel  D.,  house  114  Main  street 

Stebbins  Joel  R.,  carpenter,  house  280  Worthington  street 

Stebbins  John  B.,  (Homer  Foot  & Co.,)  house  Crescent  hill 

Stebbins  John  B.,  carpenter,  boards  280  Worthington  street 

Stebbins  John  C.,  house  Hancock  street 

Stebbins  John  Louis,  book-keeper  Homer  Foot  & Co.,  house  200  Maple  street 
Stebbins  John  M.,  attorney,  264  Main  st,  h cor  North  Main  and  Sheldon  sts 
Stebbins  Louis  F.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  99  Union  street 
Stebbins  Mrs.  L.  P.,  house  298  Worthington  street 
Stebbins  Lucy  B.,  house  65  William  street 

Stebbins  Rev.  M.  C.,  principal  of  High  school,  house  67  Bliss  street 
Stebbins  Samuel  F.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  20  Auburn  street 
Stebbins  Miss  Sarah  E.  J.,  organist  Central  Methodist  church,  bds  355  Walnut  st 
Stebbins  Solomon,  emp  City  Library,  boards  80  Bay  street 
Stebbins  William,  house  114  Main  street 

Stedman  E.  B.,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  house  22  Margaret  street 

Stedman  W.  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  358  Main  street 

Steel  George  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  229  Central  street 

Steele  B.  Frank,  toys  and  fancy  goods,  455  Main  street,  rooms  630  Main  street 

Steele  J.  W.,  house  259  Worthington  street 


A full  assortment  of  LUBIN’S  PERFUMES  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE, 
corner  Main  and  State  streets. 


Largest  Printing  House  in  Western  Massachusetts, 


382  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Steele  Miss  Lizzie  J.,  school-teacher,  rooms  177  State  street 

Steele  Oscar,  emp  N.  L.  Buck,  boards  45  Pearl  street 

Steele  Rodney  C.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  46  Greenwood  street 

Steele  Samuel  T.,  house  Stebbins  street 

Steisny  Wenzel,  locksmith,  house  60  Margaret  street 

Stephens  John  B.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  33  Margaret  street 

Stephenson  James,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  183  High  street 

Sterling  Matthew,  emp  C R R,  boards  47  Congress  street 

Stern  John  Adam,  laborer,  house  Pine  street 

Sterns  Charles  H.,  assistant  local  editor  Republican,  boards  79  Vernon  street 
Sterns  Edward  H.,  house  Stebbins  street  • 

Sterns  George  H.,  clerk  N.  G.  & H.  A.  Gibbs,  boards  79  Vernon  street 

Sterns  Henry  H.,  house  79  Vernon  street 

Stevens  Charles  0.,  emp  Otto  Roloff,  boards  31  Emery  street 

Stevens  Christian,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  house  141  Highland  street 

Stevens  Ellsworth  C.,  commercial  traveler,  boards  32  Hampden  street 

Stevens  Mrs.  Fanny,  house  90  Gardner  street 

Stevens  John,  emp  J.  D.  Brewer,  boards  95  Maple  street 

Stevens  Joseph  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  19  Boylston  street 

Stevens  Lazelle,  rooms  521  Main  street 

Stevens  Mrs.  Lucy,  house  430  Central  street 

Stevens  Mrs.  Maria  C.,  house  46  Pynchon  street 

Stevens  Miss  Maria  C.,  dress-maker,  boards  46  Pynchon  street 

Stevens  Robert,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  122  Essex  street 

Stevens  Thomas  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  19  Boylston  street 

Stevens  Walter  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  4 Cypress  street 

Stevens  Wellington  D.,  emp  Mrs.  C.  Bigelow,  house  372  Union  street 

Stevenson  John  P.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  247  Worthington  street 

Steves  Mrs.  C.  J.,  dress-maker,  house  Worthington  street 

Steves  Harvey,  emp  Lillie  & Palmer,  house  Worthington  street 

Stewart  Austin,  shoe-dealer,  corner  State  and  Walnut  streets,  h 45  Walnut  st 

Stewart  Francis  W.,  painter,  house  32  Congress  street 

Stewart  Henry  A.,  carpenter,  house  169  Union  street 

Stewart  John,  emp  Isaac  Gibbs,  boards  49  Greenwood  street 

Stewart  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  65  Sharon  street 

Stewart  T.  S.,  (Smith  & Stewart,)  boards  149  State  street 

Stewart  Willard,  emp  Albert  Morton,  boards  near  Plainfield  street 

Stickney  Charles  R.,  emp  USA,  house  396  Union  street 

Stickney  E.  R.,  book-keeper,  Massasoit  Paper  Co.,  boards  22  Vernon  street 

Stickney  H.  G.,  M.  D.,  486  Main  street,  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  st 

Stickney  P.  Le  B.,  M.  D.,  City  Physician,  house  and  office  22  Vernon  street 

Stiles  Arthur  W.,  carpenter,  house  103  Bay  street 

Stiles  Jonas,  farmer,  house  Boston  road 


Just  the  thing  for  PUBLIC  SPEAKERS  and  SINGERS  is  Dr.  HOOKER’S  SO- 
LIDIFIED BALSAM  or  COUGH  LOZENGES. 


At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  383 

Stillings  Rufus,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  575  Union  street 
Stillman  James,  emp  USA,  house  16  High  street 
Stimpson  Charles  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  49  Emery  st 

Stimpson  F,9  “Hatter,”  495  Main  street.  Hats  made  to  order.  Old 
Silk  Hats  made  Fashionable.  Hats  blocked  and  ironed,  and  weeds  put  on  at  short 
notice.  Rooms  10  Summer  street. 

Stines  Michael  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  302  Chestnut  street 

St.  John  Edward,  emp  J.  T.  Kane,  boards  290  Water  street 

St.  John  John,  laborer,  boarding-house,  block  3,  Indian  Orchard 

St.  John  Louis,  carpenter,  boards  Stockbridge  street 

St.  John  Norbert,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  boards  290  Water  street 

St.  John  Sanford  Z.,  clerk  J.  T.  Webber  & Co.,  rooms  over  507  Main  street 

St.  Lawrence  Martin,  emp  D.  J.  Curtis,  house  32  Washington  street 

St.  Leger  Richard,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  110  Sharon  street 

St.  Matthew’s  Church,  corner  Worcester  and  Pine  streets,  Indian  Orchard 

St.  Michael’s  Church,  corner  State  and  Elliott  streets 

Stock  Edward  D.,  emp  USA,  house  576  State  street 

Stock  Thomas  W.,  book-keeper  Hixon  & Birnie,  boards  174  Walnut  street 

Stockbridge  Elam,  boards  Stockbridge  street 

Stocker  Henry,  emp  A.  J.  Pease,  house  182  Water  street 

Stocker  Henry  P.,  emp  A.  J.  Pease,  house  182  Water  street 

Stocking  E.  D.,  house  71  Walnut  street 

Stocking  Mrs.  Rebecca,  house  114  Union  street 

Stockwell  C.  T.,  dentist,  office  494  Main  street,  boards  822  Main  street 

Stockwell  Frank,  emp  Charles  N.  White,  boards  30  Mechanic  street 

Stoddard  F.  E.,  clerk  C R R office,  boards  284  Pine  street 

Stoddard  William  A.,  house  284  Pine  street 

Stone  A.  D.,  (A.  S.  Dwelly  & Co.,)  house  275  Chestnut  street 

Stone  Addison,  machinist,  house  364  Central  street 

Stone  Mrs.  Ellen,  house  foot  Union  street 

Stone  Harlan  P.,  (West,  Stone  & Co.,)  house  North  street 

Stone  John,  emp  Howe  & Whittemore,  house  Bush’s  block,  569  Main  street 

Stone  Joseph,  painter,  house  73  Greene  street 

Stone  Joseph,  farmer,  house  515  Chestnut  street 

Stone  Samuel,  mason,  boards  102  State  street 

Stone  S.  P.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  186  Main  street 

Stoneman  Mrs.  G.,  dress-maker,  house  Park  street 

Storm  George  F.,  emp  USA,  house  246  Mill  street 

Storm  Jerome  R.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  18  King  street 

Storrs  Henry,  music  teacher,  rooms  50  Pynchon  street 

Storrs  J.  W.,  (Brigham  & Storrs,)  house  263  Central  street 

Story  B.  F.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  rooms  103  Water  street 

Stowe  Miss  Ellen,  house  21  Pearl  street 


It  is  not  wandering  from  the  truth  to  say  that  WEBBER’S  STRENGTHENING 

BITTERS  are  the  best. 


PRINTING  of  All  Kinds,  Neatly  and  Promptly  Done, 


384  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Stowell  William  H.,  billiard  rooms,  516  Main  street,  rooms  522  Main  street 

Stowe  L . S.  & Co,9  Importers  and  Jobbers  of  Watches  and  Jewelry, 
and  Watchmakers’  Materials,  Haynes’  Hotel  block,  408  Main  street. 

L.  S.  Stowe,  house  83  Pearl  street 
A.  L.  Leonard,  house  81  Elm  street 

St.  Paul’s  Church,  corner  Chestnut  and  Bridge  streets 

St.  Peter  Abram,  farmer,  boards  East  Longmeadow  and  Sixteen  acres  road 

St.  Peter  Henry,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  Long  hill 

Straney  Miss  Mary,  house  44  Harrison  avenue 

Strathdee  Robert,  manufacturer  mouldings,  284  Main  st,  h 29  Fairbanks’  ave 

Stratton  Rev.  F.  K.,  pastor  Florence  Street  M.  E.  Church,  h 52  Florence  st 

Stratton  J.  D.,  principal  Hooker  School,  house  28  Holyoke  street 

Street  John  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  397  Worthington  street 

Street  William  W.,  emp  USA,  house  Greene  street 

Streeter  Brothers,  wagon  manufacturers,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

M.  E.  Streeter,  boards  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
E.  J.  Streeter,  boards  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Streeter  George  L.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Queen  street 

Streeter  James  P.,  emp  Streeter  Brothers,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Streeter  L.  A.,  produce  dealer,  house  666  Main  street 

Streeter  M.  E.,  (Streeter  Brothers,)  boards  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Streeter  Sylvester,  emp  Charles  H.  Smith  & Co.,  boards  Essex  street 

Streeter  William,  emp  L.  M.  Merrick,  house  21  Loring  street 

Strickland  Charles  P.,  ice  dealer,  house  417  State  street 

Strickland  Ellen  M.,  school-teacher,  boards  695  State  street 

Strickland  Porter,  farmer,  house  695  State  street 

Strong  Alfred,  emp  Albert  P.  Chapin,  boards  657  Chestnut  street 

Strong  Christopher  C.,  emp  USA,  house  56  Armory  street 

Strong  Edwin  0.,  emp  Amaziah  Mayo,  house  45  Bancroft  street 

Strong  Harvey,  meat  market,  Union  House  blk,  bds  Union  House,  528  Main  st 

Strong  John,  house  773  Main  street 

Strong  Joseph  L.,  emp  Leonard  Clark,  rooms  620  Main  street 
Strong  Leander,  emp  C.  B.  Holbrook,  house  41  Vine  street 
Strong  R.  L.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  4 Cypress  street 
Strong  Mrs.  S.  J.,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  rooms  21  Barnes’  blk,  394  Main  st 
Stuart  Austin,  shoe-maker,  house  Walnut  street 
Stuckert  Brothers,  boots  and  shoes,  552  Main  street 
George  Stuckert,  house  43  Margaret  street 
Louis  Stuckert,  house  43  Margaret  street 

Sturtevant  W.  C.,  president  Springfield  Assurance  Co.,  h cor.Spring  and  Pearl  sts 
Sturtevant  W.  F.,  (Downing  & Sturtevant,)  house  Elliott  street 
Stutson  Mrs.  Adaline,  house  Indian  Orchard  road 
Stutson  Mrs.  Mary,  house  435  Walnut  street 

Subernot  Moses,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  opposite  Jenksville 


A full  line  of  Drugs,  Proprietary  Medicines  and  Druggist’s  Sundries  at  Webber’s 

Drug  Store. 


At  301  Main  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Streets. 


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Sugrue  Roger,  laborer,  house  121  Tyler  street 

Sullivan  Mrs.  Annie,  house  109  Worthington  street 

Sullivan  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

Sullivan  Mrs.  Catharine,  house  71  Ferry  street 

Sullivan  Daniel,  emp  Howard  & Brothers,  house  122  Margaret  street 

Sullivan  Daniel,  mason  tender,  boards  65  Market  street 

Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  15  Trask’s  block,  river  bank 

Sullivan  Dennis,  mason  tender,  house  4 Union  street 

Sullivan  Dennis,  emp  Handyside  & Jarrett,  boards  foot  Bliss  street 

Sullivan  Edward,  laborer,  house  foot  Union  street 

Sullivan  Mrs.  Eliza,  house  foot  Court  street 

Sullivan  Miss  Ellen  T.,  school-teacher,  house  100  Court  street 

Sullivan  Miss  E.  M.,  dress-maker,  house  and  rooms  Woodworth  avenue 

Sullivan  Eugene,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  18  Sharon  street 

Sullivan  Florence  F.,  emp  Hampden  Paint  Co.,  house  Woodworth  avenue 

Sullivan  James,  emp  McGregory  & Son,  house  346  Water  street 

Sullivan  James,  laborer,  house  61  Sharon  street 

Sullivan  James,  emp  N Y,  N FI  & H R R,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

Sullivan  James,  emp  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  14  Union  street 

Sullivan  James,  laborer,  house  51  Ferry  street 

Sullivan  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  102  Ferry  street 

Sullivan  James,  cook  Cooley’s  Hotel,  205  Main  street 

Sullivan  James,  shoe-maker,  house  18  Columbia  street 

Sullivan  Jeremiah,  emp  Michael  Curtis,  house  Wilcox  street 

Sullivan  Jeremiah,  emp  H.  S.  Hyde,  house  Wilcox  street 

Sullivan  Jeremiah,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  boards  4 Union  street 

Sullivan  Jerre,  mason  tender,  boards  65  Market  street 

Sullivan  Jerry,  boards  97  Wilcox  street 

Sullivan  Jerry,  mason  tender,  house  Wilcox  street 

Sullivan  Mrs.  Joanna,  house  69  Hancock  street 

Sullivan  Mrs.  Joanna,  house  114  Wilcox  street 

Sullivan  Miss  Joanna,  house  Wilcox  street 

Sullivan  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  39  Sharon  street 

Sullivan  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  102  William  street 

Sullivan  John,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  house  Wilcox  street 

Sullivan  John,  laborer,  house  3 Mechanics’  row 

Sullivan  John,  boards  foot  Bliss  street 

Sullivan  John,  emp  Isaac  Mills,  house  foot  Union  street 

Sullivan  John,  laborer,  house  22  Union  street 

Sullivan  John,  emp  Isaac  Mills,  boards  18  Union  street 

Sullivan  John,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  4 Union  street 

Sullivan  John,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  144  Dwight  street 

Sullivan  John,  teamster,  house  Summer  street 

DR.  HOOEEB’S  COUGH  ANI>  CROUP  SYRUP  Cures  Coughs,  Croups  and 

Hoarseness. 


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Stereotyping  and  Wood  Engraving  of  every  description 


386  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Sullivan  John,  emp  and  hoards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 
Sullivan  John,  emp  Ludlow  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  opposite  Jenksville 
Sullivan  John  E.,  emp  A.  MtQuade,  house  17  George  street 
Sullivan  John  G.,  emp  Charles  A.  Hastings,  house  6 Mechanics’  row 
Sullivan  John  W.,  emp  A.  Hancox,  house  near  Hampden  Paint  Works 
Sullivan  Lawrence,  emp  U S A,  house  199  Quiucy  street 
Sullivan  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  108  Wilcox  street 
Sullivan  Martin,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  boards  22  Sharon  street 
Sullivan  Mrs.  Mary,  house  rear  68  Sharon  street 
Sullivan  Michael,  emp  H.  C.  Trask,  house  128  Essex  street 
Sullivan  Michael,  emp  N Y,  N II  & HR  R,  house  foot  Bliss  street 
Sullivan  Michael,  emp  Howe  & \\  hittemore,  house  Wilcox  street 
Sullivan  Michael,  (Harrington  & Sullivan,)  boards  70  Ferry  street 
Sullivan  Michael,  emp  E.  H.  Patch,  rooms  rear  22  Harrison  avenue 
Sullivan  Michael,  laborer,  house  Willow  street 
Sullivan  Mrs.  Michael,  house  60  Sharon  street 

Sullivan  Owen,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  foot  Court  street 

Sullivan  Patrick,  farmer,  house  near  Indian  Orchard 

Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  12  Trask’s  block,  river  bank 

Sullivan  Patrick,  emp  S.  T.  Hammond  & Co.,  house  foot  State  street 

Sullivan  Patrick,  emp  J.  H.  Cook  & Co.,  house  160  Liberty  street 

Sullivan  Patrick,  mason  tender,  house  foot  Bliss  street 

Sullivan  Patrick,  emp  Dickinson  & Mayo,  boards  foot  Bliss  street 

Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  5 Mechanics’  row 

Sullivan  Patrick,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  8 Mechanics’  row 

Sullivan  Patrick,  mason  tender,  house  83  Sharon  street 

Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  75  Sharon  street 

Sullivan  Patrick,  emp  James  & Marra,  boards  45  Sharon  street 

Sullivan  Peter,  laborer,  house  57  Sharon  street 

Sullivan  Thomas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  97  Wilcox  street 

Sullivan  Timothy,  mason  tender,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Sullivan  Timothy,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  37  Linden  street 

Sullivan  Timothy,  emp  Marcus  Houghton,  house  10  Union  street 

Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  house  foot  Union  street 

Sullivan  Timothy,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  39  Sharon  street 

Sullivan  Timothy,  house  Mill  street 

Summerville,  John,  emp  Hampden  Paint  Co.,  house  344  Worthington  street 
Sumpter  J.  P.,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  boards  441  Union  street 
Sun  Mrs.  Angelina,  house  130  Wilcox  street 

Surprise  Francis,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I O 
Surprise  M.  Y.  B.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  56  Broad  street 
Suzen  Joseph,  (G.  Remkus  & Co.,)  boards  37  Dwight  street 
Swaine  D.  E.,  cigar-maker,  boards  Revere  House,  193  Main  street 

WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACT  OF  CELERY  BEATS  THEM  ALL. 


Done  to  Order  at  301  Main  Street  and  77  and  79  Worthington  Street. 


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Swallow  F.  M.,  emp  U S A,  house  83  Quincy  street 

Swallow  & Ilaney,  Market  street,  corner  Harrison  avenue.  Fashion- 
able Boot  Maker.  All  orders  in  our  line  executed  in  the  highest  style  of  the  art, 
and  satisfaction  guaranteed. 

Henry  Swallow,  house  41  Harrison  avenue 
John  Haney,  boards  41  Harrison  avenue 

Swan  Aaron  H.,  painter,  house  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Swan  A.  B.,  laborer,  house  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Swan  D.  L.,  (Livermore,  Swan  & Co.,)  house  794  Main  street 

Swan  Frank  N.,  clerk  Livermore,  Swan  & Co.,  boards  794  Main  street 

Swan  George  H.,  cigar  manufacturer,  house  and  shop  Main  st,  Indian  Orchard 

Swan  George  M.,  boards  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Swan  Mrs.  Harriet,  house  121  State  street 

Swan  Henry  B.,  painter,  corner  East  Court  and  New  sts,  house  191  Water  st 

Swazey  G.  W.,  M.  D.,  office  and  house  23  Maple  street 

Swazey  Walter  W.,  dentist,  boards  23  Maple  street 

Sweat  Mark,  engineer  B & A R R,  rooms  12  Stearns’  park 

Sweatland  Francis,  painter,  house  Jenksville  road 

Sweeney  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  20  Union  street 

Sweeney  Daniel  F.,  barber,  Haynes’  Hotel,  boards  397  Main  street 

Sweeney  John,  emp  David  Warner,  boards  72  Essex  street 

Sweeney  Joseph  J.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  322  Union  street 

Sweeney  Mrs.  Mary,  house  75  Sharon  street 

Sweeney  Michael,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Bond  street 

Sweeney  Michael  J.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  124  Cedar  street 

Sweeney  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  133  Taylor  street 

Sweeney  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  house  94  Ferry  street 

Sweeney  Patrick,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  Bond  street 

Sweeney  Philip,  painter,  house  72  Essex  street 

Sweetland  Henry  J.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  284  Worthington  street 

Sweetser  Charles  A.,  photographer,  cor  Main  and  Hillman  sts,  h 100  Cedar  st 

Swetland  Charles  B.,  emp  A.  llancox,  house  135  Highland  street 

Swetland  Charles  F.,  emp  L M.  Remington,  house  29  King  street 

Swetland  Eli,  emp  B & A R R,  house  42  Grosvenor  street 

Swetland  F.  H.,  carpenter,  house  White  street 

Swetland  George,  farmer,  house  Parker  street 

Swetland  John,  farmer,  boards  Parker  street 

Swift  James,  laborer,  house  Willow  street 

Swift  Ripley  II  , book-keeper,  house  Osgood  street 

Swinington  Miss  Addie,  dress-maker,  house  24  Pendleton  avenue 

Switzer  Liberty  0.,  carpenter,  house  Indian  Orchard  road 

Switzer  W.  L.,  carpenter,  boards  Indian  Orchard  road 

Symonds  Edward  C.,  boards  525  Chestnut  street 


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Books,  Magazines,  Newspapers,  Sheet  Music.,  Etc.,  Bound  at  Low  Prices. 


388  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Symonds  Herbert,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  h 217  Worthington  st 

Symonds  Miss  Mary  C.,  house  2 North  Church  avenue 

Symonds  William  H.,  Union  Sale  and  Boarding  Stable,  73  and  75 

Dwight  street.  Dealer  in  Horses,  Carriages,  Harnesses,  Baled  Hay,  Straw,  &c.  House 
525  Chestnut  street. 

Symonds  William  H.,  Jr.,  baggage  master  B &ARR,  house  195  Water  street 

Taft  H.  D.,  clerk,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 
Taft  Herbert  H.,  emp  E.  Stebbios  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  98  Worthington  st 
Tainter  Henry  A.,  barber,  house  221  Worthington  street 
Talbot  Mrs.  Emily,  house  2 Cook’s  avenue 
Talbot  Michael  J.,  emp  James  Ivers,  house  33  New  street 
Talbot  Zebeda  C.,  emp  P.  P.  Emory  & Co.,  house  24  Pynchon  street 
Talcott  C.  M.,  (Pierce,  Abbott  & Co.)  house  682  Main  street 
Talcott  Miss  Mary,  rooms  453  Main  street 

Talcott  Norman  W.,  manufacturer  car  axles,  Brightwood,  house  Bound  hill 
Tannatt  Henry  B.,  emp  Western  Telegraph  Company,  boards  Winthrop  street 

Tannatt  «7.  F.  & Co Card  and  Job  Printers.  A fine  assortment  of 
Wedding  Stationery  constantly  on  hand.  Elm  street,  South  side  Court  square. 

J.  F.  Tannatt,  house  34  Vernon  street 
A.  G.  Tannatt,  house  36  Vernon  street 

Tannatt  Mrs.  J.  H.,  house  Winthrop  street 

Tansey  Thomas,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  Taylor  avenue 

Tapley  Mrs.  G.  D.,  house  15  Winthrop  street 

Tapley  George  K.,  teller  John  Hancock  National  Bank,  boards  15  Winthrop  st 

Tapley  George  W.,  card  board  manuf,  cor  Park  and  Willow  sts,  h 349  State  st 

Tapley  Gustavus  S.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  Central  street 

Tapley  J.  F.,  (Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,)  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Tarbell  Charles,  emp  American  Express  Co.,  boards  30  Vine  street 

Tarbell  Charles  J.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  19  Autumn  street 

Tarbell  L.  E.,  engineer  B & A R R,  boards  49  Emery  street 

Tarbox  Henry,  laborer,  house  near  Bay  road 

Taro  Olivier,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Taro  Pierre,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Tattin  Mrs.  Charles  S.,  house  Hampden  street  avenue 

Tattin  William  M.,  emp  West,  Stone  & Co.,  house  Hampden  street  avenue 

Taylor  A.  A.,  emp  Bay  State  Paper  Co.,  boards  198  Franklin  street 

Taylor  Albert  F.,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  rooms  662  Main  street 

Taylov  Albert  Gr»9  436  Main  street,  three  doors  above  Court  square, 
Dealer  in  Watches,  Clocks,  Jewelry  and  Silver  Ware.  Hair  Jewelry  and  Door  Plates 
made  to  order.  House  148  Main  street. 

Taylor  Albert  H.,  machinist,  house  329  Central  street 

Taylor  Amos  D.,  operator  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  boards  81  Elm  street 
Taylor  Austin,  rooms  foot  Howard  street 


WEBBER’S  BILIOUS  AND  CATHARTIC  PELLS. 


In  New  and  Appropriate  Styles,  at  301  Main  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  3S9 

Taylor  C.  C.,  paper  box  manufacturer,  512  Main  street,  house  42  Maple  street 

Taylor  Charles,  emp  C.  D.  Leet,  house  37  Spruce  street 

Taylor  Charles  H.,  emp  City  Fire  Department,  boards  South  street 

Taylor  Charles  0.,  emp  C.  C.  Taylor,  house  33  Florence  street 

Taylor  Crosland,  emp  USA,  house  23  Ashley  street 

Taylor  D.  D , wholesale  lumber  dealer,  office  215  Main  st,  h 198  Franklin  st 

Taylor  Edwin  S.,  agent  Hampden  Paint  Co.,  house  66  Pearl  street 

Taylor  Ethan,  clerk  D.  H.  Brigham  & Co.,  rooms  662  Main  street 

Taylor  Frank  H.,  clerk  Hallett  & Taylor,  boards  840  Main  street 

Taylor  Fred,  emp  C.  C.  Moulton,  rooms  41  Vine  street 

Taylor  George  L.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  38  Franklin  street 

Taylor  George  W.,  emp  J.  H.  Gifford,  house  37  Broad  street 

Taylor  Henry,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  house  962  South  street 

Taylor  Henry  D.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  37  Broad  street 

Taylor  Herman  L.,  clerk  Hallett  & Taylor,  boards  840  Main  street 

Taylor  James  A.,  mason,  boards  101  Congress  street 

Taylor  Mrs.  J.  G.,  boards  329  Central  street 

Taylor  John,  emp  Bemis,  Phillips  & Co.,  house  38  Sharon  street 

Taylor  Toll'll  V,9  News  Dealer  and  Stationer,  Foreign  Exchange  and  In- 
telligence Office.  The  best  of  Help  furnished  and  Situations  obtained  at  all  times. 
Letters  of  Credit  furnished  and  tickets  sold  on  the  best  Steamship  lines  at  reasonable 
prices.  Savings  Bank  block,  corner  Main  and  State  streets.  House  305  State  street. 

Taylor  John  E.,  treasurer  Union  Paper  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 516  Liberty  st 

Taylor  Jonas,  emp  C.  D.  Leet,  boards  37  Spruce  street 

Taylor  Mrs.  Laura,  house  153  Summer  street 

Taylor  L.  H.  (Hallett  & Taylor,)  house  840  Main  street 

Taylor  Marshal  E.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  55  Bridge  street 

Taylor  Newman  W.,  clerk  and  boards  Massasoit  House,  236  Main  street 

Taylor  Otis  S.,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  house  2 Boylston  avenue 

Taylor  Silas  L.,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  53  Vine  street 

Taylor  Thomas,  emp  Leverett  Smith,  rooms  73  Pynchon  street 

Taylor  Varnum  N.,  (Ray  & Taylor,)  house  329  State  street 

Taylor  Varnum  N.,  2d,  emp  James  M.  Thompson,  house  St.  James  avenue 

Taylor  W.  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  151  Dwight  street 

Taylor  Wilbur  F.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I O 

Taylor  WTilliam,  emp  J.  L.  Amsden,  house  265  Water  street 

Taylor  William  H.  H.,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  boards  64  Fort  st 

Taylor  William  O.,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  house  64  Sharon  street 

Taylor  William  P.,  life  insurance  agent,  Worcester,  h cor  Grant  and  Armory  st 

Taylor  Wright,  boards  23  Ashley  street 

Teahan  Patrick,  emp  Marcus  Houghton,  house  Union  street 

Tegethoff  William,  emp  USA,  house  Boston  road 

Tehan  John,  laborer,  house  289  Mill  street 


A large  assortment  of  PERFUMES  at  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  corner  Main 

and  State  Streets. 


Blank  Books  for  Railroads,  Insurance  Companies,  Banks,  and 


390  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Tembroeck  Allin,  emp  Quartus  Searle,  boards  new  Chicopee  Falls  road 
Temple  Dwight,  emp  Henry  & Marsh,  rooms  Market  st,  corner  East  Court  st 
Temple  Herbert  E.,  emp  C R R,  boards  8 Auburn  street 
Terrell  Elijah  E.,  restaurant,  corner  Stockbridge  and  Main  sts,  h 62  Margaret  st 
Terrell  Mrs.  L.  M , milliner,  house  and  rooms  330  Main  street 
Terry  Arthur,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  55  Worthington  street 
Terry  Edwin  H.,  emp  J.  Abbe  & Son,  house  184  Spring  street 
Terry  Elias  C.,  emp  Beebe  & Maginnis,  house  393  Union  street 
Terry  Herbert  J.,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  bds  49  Gardner  st 
Terry  Horace  N.,  emp  L.  0.  Eaton,  boards  548  Main  street 
Terry  Jabez  C.,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  49  Gardner  st 
Terry  Joseph  0.,  carpenter,  house  131  Summer  street 
Tesdale  Nelson,  house  opposite  Jenksville 
Tetreault  Antoine,  house  Hampden  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Tetreault  E.  F.,  variety  store,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard,  house  block  3, 1 0 
Tetreault  Michel,  clerk  E.  F.  Tetreault,  boards  house  block  3,  Indian  Orchard 
Thane  George,  emp  D.  J.  Curtis,  boards  105  Bridge  street 
Thatcher  Albert  M.,  (Thatcher  & Field,)  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 
Thatcher  Charles  Francis,  carpenter,  boards  Wason  street,  Brightwood 
Thatcher  Ira  P.,  house  Wason  street,  Brightwood 
Thatcher  Levi  W.,  house  Wason  street,  Brightwood 
Thatcher  & Field,  proprietors  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 
Albert  M.  Thatcher,  boards  Allis  House 
Frank  P.  Field,  boards  Allis  House 

Thayer  Albert  C.,  cigar  manufacturer,  boards  9 Symonds’  avenue 
Thayer  Charles  S.,  emp  C.  J.  Blackstone,  rooms  63  Pynchon  street 
Thayer  Edward,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Plainfield  street 
Thayer  Edward,  emp  N.  W.  Talcott,  house  72  Linden  street 
Thayer  Edwin,  emp  USA,  house  151  Spring  street 
Thayer  George  W.,  house  101  Cedar  street 
Thayer  George  W.,  emp  T.  W.  Gilbert,  house  95  Quincy  street 
Thayer  John  P.,  emp  E.  Trask,  house  206  Allen  street 

L.  EC.  THATBB, 

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street.  Old  machines  remodeled  or  repaired.  House  Rice’s  block,  149  State  street. 

Thayer  Rev.  L.  R.,  presiding  elder  Springfield  district,  house  14  Orleans  street 
Thayer  M.  H.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co  , house  41  Margaret  street 
Thayer  Mrs.  Micah,  house  430  Mill  street 


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Thayer  William,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  151  Spring  street 
Thayer  William  W.,  (T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,)  house  66  State  street 


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The  U.  S.  Spring  Ded  Co,,  corner  Main  and  Worthington  streets, 
manufacture  the  Ne  Plus  Ultra  Bed,  made  entirely  of  Iron  with  patent  tempered  cast 
steel  springs — superior  to  anything  ever  before  known — light,  clean,  and  easily  hand- 
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E.  B.  Vinton,  344  Franklin  street 
J.  D.  Foot,  boards  201  Maple  street 

Thiebauld  George,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  boards  141  Worthington  street 

Thieman  & Adams,  Fashionable  Hair-Dressing  rooms,  389  Main  street, 
Union  Block,  opposite  the  post-office. 

James  B.  Adams,  boards  142  Water  street 
Henry  O.  Thieman,  house  142  Water  street 

Third  National  Bank,  396  Main  street 

Thomas  Frank,  painter,  rooms  469  Main  street 

Thomas  George,  lather,  boards  Sanford  Street  House,  10  Sanford  street 

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Thomas  R.,  emp  E.  F.  Shaw,  boards  59  John  street 

Thomas  Thomas,  dining  saloon,  59  Worthington  street,  house  34  Auburn  street 
Thomas  William,  rooms  469  Main  street 

Thompson  Alfred  L.,  clerk  Powers  Paper  Co.,  boards  37  Spring  street 
Thompson  B.  F.,  book-keeper  U.  S.  Spring  Bed  Co,,  house  19  Auburn  street 
Thompson  Charles  A.,  emp  West,  Stone  & Co.,  boards  Hampden  street  avenue 
Thompson  David,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  77  Franklin  street 
Thompson  Frank  B.,  emp  M.  H.  King,  boards  176  Bridge  street 
Thompson  Herbert  H.,  emp  B.  B.  Hill,  rooms  Bond  place 
Thompson  H.  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  565  Main  street 
Thompson  James,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 
Thompson  James  M.,  office  Adams’  Express  office,  house  559  Union  street 
Thompson  James  M.,  2d,  emp  U.  S.  A , house  23  Margaret  street 
Thompson  James  S.,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  Charter  ave 
Thompson  John,  boards  321  Main  street 

Thompson  Nelson  E.,  emp  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  boards  37  Spring  st 

Thomas  Newton  B.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  23  Greene  street 

Thompson  W.  H.,  proprietor  hair  store,  119  State  street,  boards  149  State  street 

Thompson  William,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  37  Pynchon  street 

Thompson  William,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  4 Arlington  avenue 

Thornhill  William,  emp  B & A R R,  house  93  Margaret  street 

Thornton  James,  emp  Powers  Paper  Co.,  house  Summer  street 

Thrall  Henry  C.,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  20  Holyoke  street 

Thurston  Alvin,  emp  Norcross  Brothers,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Thurston  Lyman  F.,  emp  Norcross  Brothers,  rooms  64  Elm  street 

Thurston  Stillman,  house  84  Stebbins  street 

Thurston  William  S.,  teamster,  house  347  Worthington  street 

Tibbetts  S.  F.,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Tierney  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  65  Sharon  street 

Tiffany  George  S.,  letter  carrier,  house  153  Summer  street 

xm  L.  A.,  Secretary  Mutual  Fire  Assurance  Company.  Claim  and 
Insurance  Agent.  Office  corner  Main  and  Elm  streets,  over  Chicopee  National 
Bank.  House  273  Central  street. 

Tighe  John,  emp  P.  Bourke,  house  Cross  street 

Tileston  Miss  Augusta,  clerk  W.  D.  Kinsman,  rooms  74  Pyncbon  street 

Tilley  Norris,  reed  manufacturer,  52  Hampden  street,  house  Chicopee 

Tilley  Orrin  E.,  dry  goods  and  millinery,  h and  store  cor  Oak  and  Main  sts,  I 0 

Tillson  Ephraim  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  26  Osgood  street 

Tilton  John  B.,  moulder,  house  Summer  street 

Tine  John,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  house  8 Union  street 

Tinkham  Eugene,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  boards  27  Margaret  street 

Tinkham  Frank  M.,  (Tinkham  & Co.,)  boards  38  Bradford  street 

Tinkham  Harlow,  conductor  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  100  Water  street 


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Tinkham  Mrs.  Henry,  house  8 Trask’s  avenue 

Tinkham  II.  N.,  (Tinkham  & Co.,)  house  130  Maple  street 

Tinkham  Loranus,  house  38  Bradford  street 

Tinkham  William  0.,  carpenter,  house  35  Ashley  street 

Tinkham  & Co,9  Dealers  in  Dry  Goods,  Carpets  and  Millinery,  432 
Main  street. 

H.  N.  Tinkham,  house  130  Maple  street 
Emory  Meekins,  house  22  Howard  street 
F.  M.  Tinkham,  boards  38  Bradford  street 

-A.  3ST  ZD  R.  IE  "W  TITUS, 

Office  438  Main  Street  Room  1, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  COMMISSION  AGENCY, 

Sells  Houses  and  Lots,  Farms  and  Personal  Property, 

RENTS  HOUSES,  COLLECTS  RENTS,  ETC. 

All  kinds  qf  business  pertaining  to  Real  Estate  attended  to  promptly  'with  care. 
Residence  89  Oak  street. 


Tobey  Frank  G-.  9 Dealer  in  Hats,  Caps  and  Gents’  Furnishing  Goods. 
Silk  Hats  made  to  order.  461  Main  street,  and  4 Sanford  street,  opposite  Court 
Square.  Rooms  532  Main  street. 

Tobey  George,  farmer,  house  Boston  road 

Tobin  Cornelius,  emp  B & A R R,  house  35  Ferry  street 

Tobin  Edwin,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I 0 

Tobin  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  57  Franklin  street 

Tobin  Michael,  teamster,  house  121  Eastern  avenue 

Tobin  William,  emp  City,  house  171  Lyman  street 

Todd  A.  Emerson,  emp  B & A R R,  house  37  John  street 

Todd  William,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  173  Worthington  street 

Tomlet  Oliver,  emp  T.  W.  Gilbert,  house  177  Hancock  street 

Toohey  Martin,  emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  house  66  Franklin  street  [ford  st 

Tool  Philip  J.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  bds  Sanford  Street  House,  10  San- 

Toomey  David  A.,  emp  Rice  & Shannon,  house  63  King  street 

Toomey  John  J,9  General  Business  Agency,  365  Main  street,  Towns- 
ley’s  block.  Real  Estate,  Emigration,  Foreign  Exchange  and  Intelligence  Office. 
Tickets  on  the  best  Steamship  Lines  for  Sale  at  the  Lowest  Rates.  Drafts  and  Let- 
ters of  Credit  on  all  places  in  Europe,  Asia  and  Africa.  Small  Parcels  forwarded  to 
Europe  by  steamer  or  sailing  vessel.  Houses  and  Lots  for  sale  in  city  and  country. 
House  34  Cedar  street. 

Toomey  Mrs.  Michael,  house  Cedar  street 

Toomey  Pierre,  emp  B & A R R,  house  corner  Main  and  Essex  streets 
Topier  Francis,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Topier  Frank,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Topier  Joseph,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Topliff  John,  (Spooner  & Topliff,)  house  281  Chestnut  street 

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Torry  Arthur  E.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  125  Bridge  street 
Tosney  John,  house  207  Chestnut  street 

Tosney  John,  Jr.,  emp  George  Bliss,  boards  207  Chestnut  street 

Tosney  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  207  Chestnut  street 

Tosney  Thomas,  emp  Homer  Foot  & Co.,  house  302  Water  street 

Touheil  Michael,  expressman,  house  Pendleton  avenue 

Touhey  Patrick,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  house  127  Wilcox  street 

Tourtellott  M.  L , real  estate  broker,  boards  16  Yeruon  street 

Tourtelott  Elijah  D.,  emp  E.  S.  Stacy,  house  50  Charles  street 

Tousey  Harry  D.,  music-teacher,  house  155  Magazine  street 

Tower  Alfred  O.,  house  394  Union  street 

Tower  Edward,  emp  H.  Avery,  house  24  Dwight  street 

Tower  Edward  F.,  clerk  C R R,  boards  24  Dwight  street 

Tower  Frank  T.,  emp  A.  M.  Knight  & Son,  boards  29  Gray’s  court 

Tower  George  E.,  foreman  Springfield  Envelope  Co.,  house  53  Wilcox  street 

Tower  George  H.,  (Hale,  Oakes  & Tower,)  house  394  Union  street 

Tower  Miss  Kate  L.,  school-teacher,  boards  394  Union  street 

Tower  Mrs.  Mary,  house  29  Gray’s  court 

Town  D.  H.,  baker  202  Main  street,  house  303  Worthington  street 
Town  John,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  Main  street 
Town  William  A.,  emp  J.  M.  Currier,  house  54  Main  street 
Towne  Alanson,  clerk  William  Patton,  house  15  Florida  street 
Towne  Arthur  C.,  rooms  104  Union  street 
Towne  Joseph  M.,  meat-market,  540  Main  street 
Towne  Luther,  emp  B & A R R,  house  52  Emery  street 
Towne  Moody,  boarding-house,  corner  Howard  and  Main  streets 
Towne  Walter  A.,  student,  boards  15  Florida  street 

Townsend  A.  C.  & Co.,  dealers  in  pictures,  minerals  and  shells,  431  Main  street 

Townsend  A.  C.,  (A.  C.  Townsend  & Co.,)  rooms  431  Main  street 

Townsend  Y.  M.,  emp  N.  S.  Chandler,  boards  Blake’s  bill 

Townsley  George  R.,  commissioner  Hampden  county,  house  238  Maple  street 

Townsley  Mrs.  H.  L.,  house  260  Water  street 

Tracy  George,  emp  M.  H.  King,  house  Mill  street 

Tracy  Wayne  B.,  emp  C.  C.  Moulton,  house  21  Florence  street 

Tradeau  Louis,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Carew  street 

Trafton  James  F.,  emp  J.  W.  Trafton,  rooms  26  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  st 

Trafton  John  W.,  small  hardware  manufacturer,  31  Hillman  st,  bds  Franklin  st 

Traganza  Daniel  W.,  miller,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Tranior  Miss  Mary  A.,  dress-maker,  house  61  Congress  street 

Trask  Abner,  moulder,  house  382  Worthington  street 

Trask  Albert,  emp  E.  Trask,  house  6 Trask’s  avenue 

Trask  Albert  F.,  emp  Springfield  Fire  Department,  boards  19  Elm  street 

Trask  Andrew  J.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  60  Hancock  street 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  395 

Trask  Charles  R.,  building  mover,  house  382  Worthington  street 

Trask  Daniel,  laborer,  house  near  Indian  Orchard  road 

Trask  Eliphalet,  foundry  148  Water  street,  house  106  Water  street 

Trask  George  H.,  building  mover,  house  424  Worthington  street 

Trask  Henry  C.,  building  mover,  house  418  Worthington  street 

Trask  Henry  F.,  book-keeper  E.  Trask,  house  83  Court  street 

Trask  Joseph  E.,  agent  Colby  Wringer  Co.,  house  97  Bliss  street 

Trask  Mrs.  Lauren,  house  80  Bridge  street 

Trask  Lauren  E.,  boards  80  Bridge  street 

Trask  Samuel  B.,  butcher,  house  34  Chaffee  avenue 

Treacey  Henry  G.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  55  North  street 

Treadwell  C.  V.,  clerk  post-office,  boards  35  High  street 

Treadwell  Frank  M.,  clerk  C R R,  boards  35  High  street 

Treadwell  Mrs.  L.  S.,  dress  and  cloak  making,  house  35  High  street 

Tredeau  Antoine,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  boarding-house  block  4, 1 0 

Trembly  John,  blacksmith,  boards  177  Lyman  street 

Trembley  Lambert,  emp  Hawkins  & Burrall,  boards  7 Stearns’  park 

Trenbath  Mrs.  Sarah,  boards  Byers  street 

Triggs  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  39  Sharon  street 

Trim  John  H.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Worcester  street,  I 0 

Tripp  Mrs.  Addie,  boarding-house  Water  street 

Trudeau  A.  N.,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  47  Wilcox  street 

Trudeau  Charles,  (La  Brec  & Trudeau,)  boards  1 Worthington  street 

Trudeau  Clement,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  3 Worthington  street 

Trudeau  Theophile,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  boards  Taylor  avenue 

Trudell  Adolphus,  emp  J.  S.  Carr,  boards  69  Vine  street 

Trumball  Charles,  engineer  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  53  Vine  street 

Tryon  Cyprian,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  53  Vine  street 

Tucker  Mrs.  A.  H.,  milliner,  rooms  and  store  389  Main  street 

Tucker  B.  Frank,  emp  USA,  house  198  Walnut  street 

Tucker  Charles  G.,  carpenter,  house  64  Bliss  street 

Tucker  Edward,  house  Sharon  street 

Tucker  Henry,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  10  Stearns’  park 

n.  nun.  ttjczibb, 

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Graining,  Marbling  and  Papering. 

OFFICE  No.  117  MAIN  STREET,  NEAR  THE  DEPOT, 

SPRINGFIELD,  MASS. 

House  23  North  street 

Tucker  Patrick,  emp  R.  F.  Hawkins,  house  Sharon  street 
Tucker  Warren,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  10  Stearns’  park 


Do  you  want  a perfect  fitting  TRUSS,  go  to  WEBBER’S  DRUG  STORE,  corner 
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396  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Tucker  William  P.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  20  James  street 
Tully  Miss  Sarah,  house  43  William  street 

Tuohy  Michael  H , emp  Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  house  51  Summer  street 

Tupper  Edmund  T.,  emp  Springfield  Envelope  Co.,  house  21  Wilcox  street 

Turam  William,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  boards  13  Stearns’  park 

Turbursh  William,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

Turk  Charles  W.,  (E.  C.  Cook  & Co.,)  house  341  Margaret  street 

Turnbull  James  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  44  Dwight  street 

Turner  George  F.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  bds  1 Parsons’  blk,  556  Main  st 

Turner  Henry  J.,  clerk  S.  B.  Simons,  boards  556  Main  street 

Turner  H.  S.,  emp  Norcross  Brothers,  boards  74  Elm  street 

Turner  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  758  Union  street 

Turner  Samuel  0.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  1 Parsons’  block,  556  Main  st 

Turpin  Mrs.  L.  K.,  house  52  State  street 

Turpin  William  B.,  carpenter,  house  123  Howard  street 

Tuthil  Charles,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co  , hoards  29  Myrtle  street 

Tuttle  Byman,  emp  Gurdon  Bill,  boards  469  Liberty  street 

Tuttle  Edwin  R , emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  133  Hickory  street 

Tuttle  Frank  E.,  clerk  Howard  & Brothers,  house  65  Spring  street 

Tuttle  Manning,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  183  High  street 

Tuttle  Mrs.  N.  C.  house  65  Spring  street 

Twing  E.  W.,  emp  D.  DeF.  Douglass,  house  318  Maple- street 

Twing  Nelson  F , (Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,)  house  29  High  street 

Twing  W.  G.,  book-keeper  Riverside  Paper  Co.,  Holyoke,  bds  318  Maple  st 

Twiss  Merrick  E , emp  B & A R R,  boards  125  Bridge  street 

Twiss  William,  overseer  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Worcester  street,  I 0 

Twitchell  Andrew  S.,  emp  Gilbert  & Barker  Mfg  Co.,  house  390  Worthington  st 

Tyler  Gardner,  emp  J.  Whitcomb,  house  37  Boylston  street 

Tyler  John,  engineer,  B & A R R,  house  63  Fulton  street 

Tyler  Mrs.  L.  S.,  house  1 Quincy  street 

Tyler  Perm,  music  rooms,  352  Main  street,  house  North  Brookfield 
Tyner  George  N , special  agent  postal  cards,  bds  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  st 
Tynne  Morgan,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  102  Sharon  street 
Tyrrell  Thomas,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  house  rear  94  Gardner  street 

Ufford  Charles  D.,  yard-master  N Y,  N H & H R R,  h 76  Greenwood  st 

Uldsch  John,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  boards  Park  Street  House,  2 Park  street 

Ultch  Frederick,  emp  C.  Schoeber,  house  near  foot  Bliss  street 

Underhill  George,  carpenter,  house  68  Morris  street 

Union  American  M.  E.  Church,  Loring  street 

Union  Car  Spring  Co.,  Taylor  street 

Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Union  Ink  Co.,  Main  street  corner  Taylor  street 

Union  Sale  Stable,  William  H.  Symonds,  proprietor,  73,  75  and  79  Dwight  st 


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Union  Paper  31 dnv factor  in  g Co,9  Manufacturers  of  First-class 
Writing,  Collar  and  Ledger  Papers,  and  dealers  in  Paper-makers’  Supplies.  Office 
corner  Main  and  Taylor  streets,  near  the  Massasoit  House.  Mills  at  Holyoke  Mass. 
Henry  Dickinson,  residence  Northampton 
Edwin  Dickinson,  house  73  Spring  street 
John  E.  Taylor,  house  516  Liberty  street 

Union , The  Springfield  Daily , office  SOI  31ain  Street . 
Union 9 The  Springfield  Weekly,  office  301  Main  St. 

United  States  Hotel,  547  Main  street 
United  States  Spring  Bed  Co.,  Wight’s  block,  Main  street 
J.  F.  Peck,  house  58  Pearl  street 
G.  C.  Wood,  house  Somers,  Conn 
E.  B.  Vinton,  house  344  Franklin  street 
J.  D.  Foot,  boards  201  Maple  street 

Upham  Edwin  F.,  saloon,  corner  Main  and  Stockbridge  sts,  h 31  Loring  street 

Upson  George  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  292  Chestnut  street 

Upton  G.  W.  D.,  tobacconist,  post-office  rotunda,  house  23  Margaret  street 

Vadakin  Appleton,  emp  W.  S.  Arms,  rooms  397  State  street 
Vadakin  Artemus,  house  113  Howard  street 

Vadakin  John,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  113  Howard  street 

Vaillancous  Gregoire,  carpenter,  house  State  street 

Vaille  Charles,  boards  397  Main  street 

Vaille  H.  R.,  M.  D.,  house  590  Main  street 

Valain  Frank,  emp  Asa  Fisk  & Son,  house  65  Market  street 

Valance  C.  F.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  49  Emery  street 

Valentine  Frederick,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  214  Walnut  street 

Valentine  H.  H.,  emp  USA,  house  408  Union  street 

Valentine  James  H.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  18  King  street 

Valentine  Napoleon,  painter,  house  Crossett  avenue 

Valentine  Peter,  emp  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  4 Wilcox  block,  William  street 

Vallar  Solomon,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Valentine  Thomas,  emp  USA,  house  214  Walnut  street 

Vanall  Mrs.  Ann,  house  Monroe  street 

Vanall  Charles  H,,  plasterer,  house  Monroe  street 

Vanall  Mrs.  Emeline,  house  691  Main  street 

Vanall  Henry,  laborer,  house  Colton  street 

Van  Bergan  Ira,  agent  Holyoke  Paper  Co.,  house  39  Clinton  street 

Van  Dusen  Mrs.  E.  B.,  house  81  Elm  street 

Van  Horn  C.,  mechanical  engineer,  house  75  Charles  street 

Van  Horn  Sylvester,  emp  USA,  house  491  State  street 

Van  Horn  V.  W.,  agent  Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  house  35  Clinton  street 

Van  Slate  Joseph,  house  boarding-house  block  2,  Indian  Orchard 

Van  Vlack  Charles,  electrotyper,  301  Main  street,  house  21  Franklin  street 

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Van  T Vert  J.  L,9  Money  Broker  and  Dealer  in  Real  Estate  and  Live 
Stock.  Manufacturer  of  Lumber  of  all  kinds.  Building  Lots,  Farms,  Houses,  etc., 
for  Sale.  Office  and  house  29  Carew  street. 

Vass  Alexander,  emp  Sackett  & Reynolds,  rooms  326  Worthington  street 
Vaughan  Edward,  boards  103  Bliss  street 

Vaughan  George,  (Vaughan  & Parker,)  house  281  Worthington  street 
Vaughan  James,  emp  John  Leary,  boards  103  Bliss  street 
Vaughan  Mrs.  Mary,  house  103  Bliss  street 

Vaughan  Thomas,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  103  Bliss  street 

Vaughan  & Pavlcev,  New  York  Clothing  House,  388  Main  street, 
corner  Yernon  street,  nearly  opposite  the  Baptist  church.  Dealers  in  Gents’  and 
Boys’  Clothing,  Rubber  and  Oil  Goods,  Furnishing  Goods,  Hats,  Caps,  Umbrellas,  &c. 
George  Vaughan,  house  28L  Worthington  street 
F.  J.  Parker,  house  Mattoon  street 

Vergin  Charles  S.,  night-watchman  jail,  boards  241  State  street 
Verner  L.,  M.  D.,  boards  522  Main  street 
Verrier  Joseph,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Verrier  Julian,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 
Verrier  Michel,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Verrier  Pierre,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street  [Orchard 

Veronneau  Mrs.  S.,  milliner  and  dress-maker,  house  and  shop  Oak  st,  Indian 

Vesper  Owen  R , emp  U S A,  house  Tyler  street 

Vester  G.  F.,  restaurant,  house  and  restaurant,  Stockbridge  street 

Vient  Abraham,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  block  4,  I 0 

Vilneut  P.,  emp  Allis  & Morse,  boards  Long  hill 

Vincens  Mrs.  A.,  city  laundry,  house  and  laundry,  36  Harrison  avenue 

Vincent  Alphonse,  emp  C.  L.  Shaw,  house  97  Wilcox  street 

Vincent  Frank  X.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  rooms  157  Worthington  street 

Vincent  J.  T.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  rooms  157  Worthington  street 

Vincent  Michael,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  rooms  14  Harrison  avenue 

Viner  F.  J.,  emp  Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  house  633  State  street 

Viney  William  H.,  M.  D.,  office  and  rooms  428  Main  street 

Vining  Mrs.  Caroline,  nurse,  house  97  Quincy  street 

Vining  George  0.,  stone-cutter,  house  Eastern  avenue 

Vining  George  R , house  Oak  street 

Vining  William  D.,  grocer,  192  Worthington  street,  house  298  Worthington  st 

Vinton  Charles  E.,  house  294  Liberty  street 

Vinton  E.  Bliss,  house  344  Franklin  street 

Vinton  Mrs.  I.  L.,  boards  50  Hancock  street 

Vinton  Mrs.  J.  B.,  house  344  Franklin  street 

Vose  G.  O.,  real  estate,  1 Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  st,  house  57  Summer  st 
Vose  Roger,  house  19  Autumn  street 

Wade  Cyrus  A.,  teamster,  house  403  Worthington  street 
Wade  Edgar,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  24  Gray’s  court 


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Wade  Ephraim,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  64  Fort  street 

Wagener  Frank,  tailor,  house  145  Highland  street 

Wagner  John,  emp  Pierce,  Abbott  & Co.,  rooms  107  Worthington  street 

Wait  Herbert  C.,  rooms  29  Oak  street 

Wait  Mrs.  H.  S.,  dress-maker,  house  29  Oak  street 

Wait  J.  Edson,  emp  Gilman  Folsom,  boards  72  Fremont  street 

Wait  L.  Rosser,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  167  High  street 

Wait  Mrs.  Mary  J.,  house  72  Fremont  street 

Waite  E.  H.,  grocer,  463  State  street,  house  232  Walnut  street 

Waite  J.,  emp  David  Warner,  boards  30  Harrison  avenue 

Waizmann  Joseph,  piano  polisher  and  house  finisher,  house  44  Marble  street 

Wakefield  A.  C.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  390  Worthington  street 

Wakefield  Albert,  emp  Walter  B.  Rose,  boards  870  Main  street 

Wakefield  Mrs.  Clara,  house  580  State  street 

Wakefield  Ralph  B.,  emp  USA,  house  Charter  avenue 

Walch  Philip,  emp  J.  C.  Lutz  & Co.,  house  16  Auburn  street 

Walden  John,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Walden  William,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  192  Walnut  street 

Wales  John  E.,  emp  S.  B.  & W.  S.  Holbrook,  house  cor  Pine  and  Cedar  sts 

Walker  Mrs.  C.  A.,  dress-maker,  rooms  239  Mill  street 

Walker  Frank  C.,  (Avery  & Walker,)  boards  35  Wilcox  street 

Walker  George,  (Walker,  Andrews  & Co.,)  New  York,  house  49  Chestnut  st 

Walker  Henry  A.,  saloon,  State  street,  house  558  State  street 

Walker  J.  Bradnock,  music  teacher,  boards  137  Union  street 

Walker  John  M.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  boards  South  Main  street 

Walker  Le  Roy,  laborer,  house  Eastern  avenue 

Walker  Mrs.  Samuel,  house  South  Main  street 

Walker  Sylvester  R.,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  239  Mill  street 

Walker  T.  31,  & Co.9  Manufacturers  of  Doors,  Windows,  and  Window 
Blinds,  and  Dealers  in  Paints,  Oils,  and  Window  Glass.  Particular  attention  paid  to 
first-class  work.  House-Painting,  Paper-Hanging  and  decorating  done  by  experi- 
enced workmen.  Office  and  Warehouse  37,  39  and  41  Market  street.  Factory  foot 
of  Walker  street. 

Joseph  K.  Newell,  house  34  Wilcox  street 
William  W.  Thayer,  house  66  State  street 
Edward  M.  Walker,  boards  295  State  street 

Walker  Rev.  William,  pastor  Union  American  M.  E.  Church,  house  Loring  st. 
Walker  William  B.,  clerk  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  295  State  street 

Wall  e7#  J?.,  Attorney  and  Counselor  at  Law.  Office  No.  7 Barnes’  Block, 
Main  street. 

Wallace  Albert,  emp  Devine  & Knox,  boards  45  Worthington  street 
Wallace  E.  W.,  clerlrB  & A R R,  house  688  Main  street 
Wallace  Mrs.  E.  W.,  dress-making  and  patterns,  house  and  rooms  688  Main  st 
Wallace  George,  house  33  Mulberry  street 


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Wallace  James,  emp  USA,  house  Quincy  street 

Wallace  William  G.,  tinsmith,  Oak  street,  ludian  Orchard,  h Oak  street,  I 0 

Wallacll , Scllivnb  & Zinsser , Jobbers  and  Dealers  in  Millinery 
and  Fancy  Goods.  Bonnets  and  Caps  made  to  order.  Country  Merchants  supplied 
at  the  lowest  New  York  prices  Bill  & Shaw’s  new  block,  356  Main  street. 

Julius  Wallach,  house  Hartford,  Conn. 

Joseph  Schwab,  house  Hartford,  Conn. 

Theodore  M.  Zinsser,  house  78  Howard  street 

Walls  James  F.,  carpenter,  house  429  State  street 
Walls  Percy,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  boards  341  Central  street 
Walsh  John  J.,  emp  David  Warner,  house  74  Congress  street 
Walsh  Michael,  mason,  house  132  Franklin  street 
Walsh  Patrick,  laborer,  house  18  Sharon  street 

Walsh  Patrick  H.,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  61  Congress  st 

Walter  Charles,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I 0 

Walter  Michael,  emp  Joseph  Waizmann,  house  44  Marble  street 

Walton  Charles,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  667  Main  street 

Wandell  William,  emp  J.  W.  Hitchcock,  boards  141  Worthington  street 

Wands  William  L , brewer,  house  27  Morgan  street 

Wansor  George  A.,  emp  Josiah  Cummings,  boards  107  Main  street 

Wansor  Henry  L.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  107  Main  street 

Wansor  William  E.,  machinist,  house  Ringgold  street 

Ward  Calvin,  fancy  goods,  447  State  street,  house  15  Orleans  street 

Ward  John,  carpenter,  house  133  Franklin  street 

Ward  John  T.,  gardener,  house  196  Pendleton  avenue 

Ward  Michael,  emp  John  Roche,  house  85  Congress  street 

Ward  Patrick  E.,  emp  Zephaniah  Spooner,  house  51  Pine  street 

Warden  James,  emp  VV.  14.  Allis,  boards  Carew  street 

Wardwell  Charles,  blacksmith,  house  34  Linden  street 

Wardwell  Dwight,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  boards  650  Main  street 

Wardwell  Dwight  E , carpenter,  rooms  Crossett  avenue 

Ware  Addison  P.,  clerk  B & A R R,  house  5 Federal  street 

Ware  Daniel  W.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  High  street 

Ware  Miss  E.  L.,  school-teacher,  boards  47  Dwight  street 

Warfield  J.  H.,  overseer  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Worcester  street,  I O 

Warlow  Mrs.  Caroline,  milliner,  house  and  rooms  24  Harrison  avenue 

Warlow  Richard,  carpenter,  house  24  Harrison  avenue 

Warner  A.  A.,  emp  Bemis  and  Call  Tool  Co.,  house  Lohg  hill 

Warner  Alden,  farmer,  house  Boston  road 

Warner  Amaziah  S.,  emp  C.  D.  Leet,  house  Long  hill 

Warner  Charles,  commercial  traveler,  house  78  Main  street 

Warner  C.  P.  L.,  farmer,  house  427  Walnut  street 

Warner  Dwight  C.,  (Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,)  house  Massasoit  street 


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Warner  David 9 Manufacturer  of,  and  Wholesale  Dealer  in,  Paints,  Oils, 
White  Lead,  French  Zinc,  Varnishes,  Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Window  Glass,  etc.,  etc. 
Wholesale  agent  for  Valentine  & Co’s  Varnishes,  and  Ansonia  and  Union  White 
Leads.  Importer  and  Jobber  of  English  and  American  Paper  Hangings,  Borders, 
etc.,  15,  17,  21  and  23  Market  street.  House  287  Water  street. 

Warner  Frank  H.,  clerk  David  Warner,  boards  287  Water  street 
Warner  George,  boards  154  Dwight  street 
Warner  Hiram,  farmer,  house  Stony  Hill  road 

Warner  J.  JW,9  Gold  and  Silver  Plater,  opposite  Court  Square,  over 
Masters  & Preston’s  Drug  Store.  Tea  Sets,  Castors,  Knives,  Forks,  Spoons,  or  any 
other  work  Plated  or  Re-plated,  in  the  best  manner,  at  short  notice,  and  at  satisfac- 
tory prices.  House  101  William  street. 

Warner  L.  P.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Walnut  street 
W arner  Lucius,  mason,  house  35  Ringgold  street 
Warner  Melvin  R.,  emp  Warren  Mills,  house  226  Pine  street 
Warner  Mrs.  Park,  house  154  Dwight  street 
Warner  S.  C.,  house  Long  hill 

Warner  S.  C.,  Jr.,  emp  J.  S.  Carr  & Co.,  house  Long  hill 
Warner  Sumner  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  29  Gray’s  court 
Warner  Thomas,  house  34  Walnut  street 

Warner  Thomas,  Jr.,  cashier  Chicopee  National  Bank,  house  197  State  street 

Warner  Walter  H.,  emp  F,  W.  Martin,  boards  29  Gray’s  court 

Warner  Walter  W.,  emp  Peck  & Baker,  house  94  Greenwood  street 

Warner  "William  E.,  emp  Springfield  Envelope  Co.,  house  76  Park  street 

Warren  Daniel  D.,  railroad  contractor,  house  381  State  street 

Warren  E.  S.,  builder,  house  27  Broad  street 

Warren  Frank  P.,  emp  L.  L.  Fitts,  house  404  Worthington  street 

Warren  George,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  corporation  block,  I 0 

Warren  Henry  G.,  emp  D.  L.  Swan,  boards  46  Broad  street 

Warren  John  B.,  paper  manufacturer,  Holyoke,  house  52  Mulberry  street 

Warren  Miss  Katie,  house  121  State  street 

Warren  Mrs.  Levina  D.,  boards  118  Howard  street 

Warren9 s Photographic  Room,  34  Goodrich  block,  Springfield, 

Mass.  “ Gallery  nearest  to  the  Depot.”  R.  Warren,  house  116  Howard  street. 

Warren  Roswell  S.,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  rooms  4 Bridge  street 

Warren  Thomas  B.,  house  381  State  street 

Warren  W.  C.,  (Samuel  Palmer  & Co.,)  house  72  Pearl  street 

Warren  William,  insurance  agent,  house  87  Elm  street 

Warren  Wilmot  L.,  assistant  editor  Republican,  house  160  High  street 

Warren  W.  M.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  st 

Warren  WT.  S.,  truckman,  house  61  Linden  street 

Warren  Mrs.  Z.  T.,  house  404  Worthington  street  [Indian  Orchard 

Warriner  Mrs.  Fidelia  M.,  school-teacher,  house  corner  Oak  and  Worcester  sts, 

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Warriner  George  L.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  h cor  Willow  st  and  Hubbard  ave 
Warriner  George  P.,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  67  Boylston  street 
Warriner  John,  overseer  Indian  Orchard  mills,  h Hampden  st,  cor  Oak  st,  I 0 
Warriner  John  M.,  builder,  house  485  Worthington  street 
Warriner  Lewis,  cashier  2d  National  Bank,  house  35  Howard  street 
Warriner  Moses,  farmer,  house  948  Main  street 

Warriner,  S,  C,9  Insurance  Agent.  Office  Hurlbut’s  block,  corner 
Main  and  Bridge  streets.  Fire,  Lite  and  Accident  Insurance.  Policies  issued  at 
this  office.  House  69  Yernon  street. 

Warriner  Walter  B.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  948  Main  street 
Washburn  Dwight  E.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  50  Holyoke  st 
Washburn  E.  C.,  emp  E.  G.  Washburn,  house  Spring  street 

Washburn  JE.  G*9  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Burial  Cases,  Burial  Clothing, 
etc.  Hearse,  Carriages,  etc.,  and  all  necessary  arrangements  for  Funerals,  furnished 
when  required.  Coffin  Wareroom  corner  Sanford  and  Market  streets,  old  Republi- 
can block.  House  438  Main  street,  Hampden  House  block — see  adv  page  92. 

Washburn  Mrs.  Eunice,  house  34  Hancock  street 
Washburn  Mrs.  Mary,  house  Central  street 

Washburn  AT*  H,9  Horse  Dentist.  All  operations  on  horses’  teeth  skill- 
fully performed.  Also  particular  attention  given  to  pricking  and  docking.  At  E. 
H.  Patch’s  boarding  stables,  rear  of  22  Harrison  avenue.  House  37  Webster  avenue. 

Washburn  Roderick  D.,  boards  68  Holyoke  street 

Washburn  W.  L.,  rooms  27  Hampden  House  block,  438  Main  street 

W ashington  Mrs.  Martha,  house  foot  Union  street 

Washington  Peyton,  emp  Ray  & Taylor,  house  65  Court  street 

Wason  George  T.,  bouse  252  Liberty  street 

Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  railway  car  builders,  Brightwood — see  adv  p 90 
George  C.  Fisk,  president,  house  240  Franklin  street 
II  S Hyde,  treasurer,  house  284  Liberty  street 
Wason  Mrs.  T.  W.,  house  270  Liberty  street 
Waterman  Benjamin  II.,  emp  C.  L.  Shaw,  house  33  Margaret  street 
Waterman  Benjamin  H , Jr.,  lather,  boards  33  Margaret  street 
Waterman  Mrs.  Bridget,  house  20  Union  street 
Waterman  Valorus  C.,  carpenter,  boards  64  Washington  street 
Waterman  William  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  33  Margaret  street 
Waters  Alfred  S.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  200  Washington  street 
Waters  James,  emp  B & A R R,  house  90  Congress  street 
Waters  John,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  539  Main  street 
Waters  Mrs.  Mary,  house  80  Orleans  street 
Watrous  Myron  G.,  emp  Leonard  Clark,  house  13  Morris  street 
Watson  Addison  H.,  superintendent  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  rooms  140  Union  st 
Watson  B.  W.,  clerk  F.  R.  Dickinson,  rooms  304  Main  street 
Watson  John  H.,  conductor  C R R,  house  30  Cypress  avenue 


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SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  403 

Watts  Samuel,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  boards  Revere  House,  193  xMain  st 

Watts  William  B.,  saloon-keeper,  house  and  saloon  129  State  street 

Watts  William  M.,  emp  USA,  house  41  Dwight  street 

Way  H.  G.,  emp  Hunt  & Shandrew,  boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street 

Weaver  Benjamin,  (Weaver,  Shipman  & Co  ,)  house  Bond  place 

Weaver  George  T.,  emp  USA,  house  65  Wilcox  street 

Weaver  Madison,  machinist,  house  34  Florida  street 

Weaver  Marvin  B.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  166  State  street 

Weaver  Nelson  D.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  rooms  166  State  street 

TVecivev,  ShipwidTl  & Co General  Job  Printers.  Office  corner  Main 
and  Taylor  streets.  Entrance  through  store  of  Union  Paper  Co. 

Benjamin  Weaver,  house  Bond  place 
J.  E.  Shipman,  boards  397  Main  street 
Curtis  B.  Wells,  boards  Bond  place 

Weaver  Thomas  R.,  clerk  Ladd  Brothers,  house  48  Central  street 
Webb  O.  G.,  agent  American  Button-hole  Sewing  Machine,  office  and  rooms  365 
Webber  Adon,  farmer,  house  East  Longmeadow  road  [Main  st 

Webber  Albert,  farmer,  boards  East  Longmeadow'  road 
Webber  Arthur  E.,  (J.  T.  Webber  & Co.,)  boards  20  Myrtle  street 
Webber  Charley ville,  farmer,  house  East  Longmeadow  road 
Webber  J.  C.,  emp  King  & Walker,  house  6 Charter  ave 
Webber  J.  Leroy,  clerk  J.  T Webber  & Co.,  bds  20  Myrtle  st  [bottom  of  pages 
Webber  J.  T.  & Co.,  druggists,  cor  State  and  Main  sts — see  ad  vs  opp  leaf  and  at 
J.  T.  Webber,  house  20  Myrtle  street 
A.  E.  Webber,  boards  20  Myrtle  street 

Webbev  J.  W»9  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Fresh  and  Salt  Fish, 
Clams,  Oysters,  Lobsters  and  Vegetables.  Also  Connecticut  River  Shad  in  their 
season.  Canned  Fruits,  Coffee,  Spices,  and  a full  line  of  Groceries  at  the  new  store 
99  Worthington  street.  House  258  Worthington  street 

Webber  Mrs.  Mariette,  house  Florence  street 

Webber  William  A.,  emp  King  & Walker,  house  6 Charter  avenue 

Webber  William  E.,  emp  J.  W.  Webber,  house  97  Worthington  street 

Webster  Alvah,  emp  David  Smith  & Co.,  boards  596  Main  street 

Webster  Daniel  E.,  boards  548  Union  street 

Webster  Daniel  F.,  (Webster  Ice  Co.,)  boards  199  Main  street 

Webster  Daniel  G.,  clerk  William  Patton,  boards  36  Franklin  street 

Webster  Mrs.  D.  H.,  house  33  High  street 

Webster  Eugene  A.,  emp  George  B.  Kilbon,  boards  548  Union  street 
Webster  Ice  Co.,  office  201  Main  street 

Daniel  F.  Webster,  boards  199  Main  street 
Sheldon  Webster,  house  273  State  street 
Webster  K.  B.,  emp  City,  house  134  Walnut  street 
Webster  Mrs.  Mary  K.,  house  548  Union  street 
Webster  Porter,  painter,  house  Jenks ville  road 


WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACT  OF  ALMONDS  BEATS  THEM  ALL. 


Blank  Books  for  Railroads,  Insurance  Companies,  Banks,  and 


404  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Webster  Mrs.  R J.,  millinery,  rooms  and  house  314  Central  street 

Webster  Roderick  J.,  emp  U S A.,  house  314  Central  street 

Webster  Sheldon,  (Webster  Ice  Co.,)  bouse  273  State  street 

Webster  W.  A.,  carpenter,  house  45  State  street 

Webster  W.  H.,  boarding-house,  548  Main  street 

Weed  Albert,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  176  Bridge  street 

Weehly  Union,  office  301  Main  st.  Large  Double  Sheet.  $2  a year 

Weeks  John,  emp  B & A R R,  bouse  36  Vine  street 

Weeks  John  M.,  commercial  traveler,  house  266  Worthington  street 

Weeman  Henry  C.,  emp  George  Fowler,  boards  Thompson  street 

Weems  W.  H.,  clerk  Lincoln  & Long,  boards  149  State  street 

Weir  Mrs.  I.  F.,  house  69  Mulberry  street 

Weisbrod  George,  emp  Oscar  Rocke,  boards  Boston  road 

Welch  Charles,  painter,  rooms  180  Water  street 

Welch  Edmond,  emp  USA,  house  81  Highland  street 

Welch  Jeremiah,  house  Worcester  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Welch  John,  farmer,  house  old  Chicopee  Falls  road 

Welch  Joseph,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  house  227  Worthington  st 
Welch  Patrick,  mason,  house  Essex  street 

Welch  Robert,  emp  S,  A & N R R,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Welch  Thomas,  emp  Perkins  & Nye,  boards  132  Florence  street 

Welcome  Napoleon,  carpenter,  house  1 Union  street 

Welden  A.  E.,  (Hazen  & Welden,)  house  Willow  street 

Weldon  James,  emp  William  H.  Rayner,  boards  97  Congress  street 

Weldon  John,  emp  C R R,  house  97  Congress  street 

Weldon  John,  Jr.,  emp  William  H.  Rayner,  house  97  Congress  street 

Weldon  Patrick,  stone  cutter,  boards  97  Congress  street 

Weller  Henry  D.,  clerk  Carter  & Cooley,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Wellington  George,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  house  157  Worthington  street 

Wellman  & Fullev,  Dealers  in  Harness  and  Russett  Leather.  Manu- 
facturers of  Harness,  Saddlery,  Bridles,  Gig  Saddles,  Trunks,  &c.  Military  Leather 
Goods  and  Saddlery  Hardware.  277  and  279  Main  street 
L.  L.  Wellman,  house  128  North  street 
F.  H.  Fuller,  house  80  Maple  street 

Wells  Benjamin  H.,  carpenter,  boards  55  Pine  street 
W ells  Charles,  carpenter,  house  55  Pine  street 
Wells  Charles,  emp  J.  G.  Chase,  house  6 Arlington  avenue 
Wells  Charles  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  8 Auburn  street 
Wells  Curtis,  (Weaver,  Shipman  & Co.,)  rooms  Bond  place 
Wells  Miss  Ellen  P.,  school-teacher,  boards  675  State  street 
Wells  Fred  O.,  clerk  Second  National  Bank,  boards  138  Union  street 
Wells  George,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  30  Vine  street 
Wells  Gideon,  (Leonard  & Wells,)  house  Avon  place 


TO  CLEAN  GOLD  OR  SILVER,  USE  SILVER  SHINE. 


For  all  Kinds  of  Business,  at  tlie  Union  Office. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  405 


Wells  Henry  R.,  farmer,  house  South  Wilbraham  road 

Wells  Hobart  R.,  engineer  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  50  Quincy  street 

Wells  James,  depot  ticket  master,  house  36  Clinton  street 

Wells  James  R.,  clerk  James  E.  Russell,  boards  36  Clinton  street 

Wells  Mrs.  M.  E.,  house  125  Bridge  street 

Wells  Patrick,  mason,  boards  157  Main  street 

Wells  River  Lumber  Co.,  office  11  Elm  street 

Wells  William,  painter,  house  Essex  street 

Wells  William  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  rooms  99  Union  street 

Welsh  James,  emp  Frank  Howe,  house  Cedar  street 

Welsh  John,  boiler-maker,  boards  169  Main  street 

Welsh  John,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  rear  138  Ferry  street 

Welsh  John  T.,  emp  superintendent  streets,  house  22  Sharon  street 

Welsh  Martin,  laborer,  house  Water  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Welsh  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  116  Franklin  street 

Welsh  Patrick,  mason  tender,  house  Sharon  street 

Welsh  Richard,  emp  B.  F.  Farrar,  house  Greene  street 

Welsh  Thomas,  emp  B & A R R,  house  97  Ferry  street 

Welsh  Thomas,  emp  Hunt  & Shandrew,  boards  65  Market  street 

Welsh  Thomas,  emp  Marcus  Houghton,  house  Stebbins  street 

Welsh  William,  plumber,  boards  71  Ferry  street 

Wenzel  J.,  jobber  of  boots  and  shoes,  346  Main  street,  house  414  Union  street 

Wesson  D.  B.,  (Smith  & Wesson,)  house  132  High  street 

Wesson  Martin,  office  and  rooms  1 Express  block,  12  Court  street 

Wesson  Walter  H.,  book-keeper  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  132  High  street 

West  A.  B.,  teller  Chicopee  National  Bank,  house  Chicopee  Falls 

West  Charles  T.,  emp  C R R,  house  149  Fulton  street 

West  Mrs.  Emeline,  house  97  Bliss  street 

West  George  L.,  emp  H.  M.  Conkey,  house  22  Wight  avenue 

West  John,  (West,  Stone  & Co.,)  house  82  Spring  street 

West  John  M.,  clerk  West,  Stone  & Co.,  boards  82  Spring  street 

West  Robert  M.,  carpenter,  house  44  Vine  street 

West , Stone  & Co.9  Wholesale  Grocers  and  Dealers  in  Teas,  Tobacco, 
Spices,  Kerosene  Oil,  Wood-ware,  &c.,  &c.,  Nos.  37  and  39  Hampden  street 
John  West,  house  82  Spring  street 

Harlan  P.  Stone,  house  North  street,  corner  Church  street 
Charles  E.  Browne,  house  180  Spring  street 

Western  Massachusetts  Advertising  Agency 9 431  Main 

street,  corner  East  Court.  A.  R.  Parsons,  Advertising  Agent. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  404  Main  street 
Westfall  Hezekiah,  emp  USA,  house  114  Howard  street 
Weston  Brothers,  job  printers,  487  Main  street 
A.  L.  Weston,  house  West  Springfield 
L.  P.  Weston,  house  West  Springfield 


WEBBER’S  BILIOUS  AND  CATHARTIC  PILLS. 


Mercantile  and  Manufacturers’  Printing,  promptly  done  in  the  best  style 


406  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Weston  C.  II.  W.,  clerk  A.  W.  & E.  S.  Bangs,  boards  23  Elm  street 
Weston  George  W.,  grocer  160  State  street,  house  Grant  street 
Weston  John  B.,  foreman  car  works  B & A R R,  house  1 Boylston  avenue 
Westphal  Louis,  moulder,  house  42  Lombard  street 
Westricher  Oswald,  tailor,  boards  corner  Water  and  Union  streets 
Westrop  John,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  531  Main  street 
Westrop  William  F.,  hackman,  boards  531  Main  street 
Westwood  James,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  236  Pearl  street 
Westwood  James,  Jr.,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  West  Springfield 
Wetherell  George,  boards  Loring  street 

Wetherell  Thomas  J.,  agent  Domestic  sewing  machine,  house  183  Spring  street 

Wetmore  Davis  L.,  emp  C R R,  house  40  Gray’s  court 

Weyant  Daniel,  brick-maker,  Long  hill,  house  Central  street 

Weyant  Harvey,  brick-maker,  Long  hill,  house  Central  street 

Weymouth  John  M.,  emp  USA,  house  24  King  street 

Whalan  Patrick,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  boards  217  Worthington  st 

Whalan  Mrs.  Catherine,  house  217  Worthington  street 

Whalen  Edward,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  37  Ferry  street 

Whalen  Edward,  emp  E.  C.  Robinson,  rooms  Railroad  street 

Whalen  Jeremiah,  grocer,  house  and  store  177  Main  street 

Whalen  Jeremiah  P.,  boards  177  Main  street 

Whalen  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  5 Mechanics  row 

Whalen  Morgan,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  44  Congress  street 

Whalen  Murty,  emp  B & A R R,  house  44  Congress  street 

Whalen  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  93  Congress  street 

Wheaton  James  H.,  emp  E.  J.  Cushman,  house  12  Dale  avenue 

Wheaton  W.  Roselle,  emp  B & A R R,  house  43  Morgan  street 

Wheeler  Charles  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  313  Worthington  st 

Wheeler  Clarence  H.,  emp  Nathaniel  M.  Currier,  rooms  666  Main  street 

Wheeler  Edmund  A Carpenter  and  Builder.  Shop  Liberty  street, 
near  Day,  Jobson  & Chase’s  planing  mill.  House  North  street. 

Wheeler  Elisha  C.,  emp  USA,  house  54  Orleans  street 
Wheeler  Horace,  steward  Massasoit  House,  house  88  Carew  street 
Wheeler  James  M.,  (Homer  & Wheeler,)  house  158  Walnut  street 
Wheeler  Jared,  emp  USA,  house  25  Eastern  avenue 

Wheeler  John  H.,  book-keeper  W.  H.  Wilkinson,  house  259  Hancock  street 

Wheeler  Moses  P.,  mason,  house  111  Summer  street 

Wheeler  Norman  F.,  commercial  traveler,  house  37  Margaret  street 

Wheeler  Winfield  S.,  truckman,  house  434  Chestnut  street 

Wheelock  Asa  C.,  expressman,  house  118  Pendleton  avenue 

Wheelock  C.  A.,  emp  I.  T.  Smith,  boards  548  Main  street 

Wheelock  Elisha  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  38  Bridge  street 

Wheelock  Russell  A.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 


DECIDEDLY  THE  BEST  PREPARATION  OF  GINGER  IS  WEBBER’S. 


And  at  Satisfactory  Rates,  at  301  Main  Street. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  407 

Wheelock  Thomas  B.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  118  Pendleton  ave 

Whipple  Emory  A.,  watch-maker,  house  247  Pine  street 

Whipple  Joseph  F.,  emp  David  Warner,  house  Washington  street 

W~ hippie  Oscar  N.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  house  99  Bay  street 

Whipple  R.  P.,  sewing  machine  agent,  house  50  White  street 

Whitcher  Reuben,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  Worthington  street 

Whitcher  Mrs.  Reuben,  dress-maker,  Fitzgerald  & Page’s  blk,  Worthington  st 

Whitcomb  Andrew  J.,  painter,  boards  142  Carew  street 

Whitcomb  C.  S.,  emp  E.  J.  Cushman,  house  53  State  street 

Whitcomb  Henry  L.,  boards  141  Main  street 

Whitcomb  H.  J.,  emp  Leonard  Clark,  boards  53  State  street 

Whitcomb  George  J.,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  70  Bliss  street 

hitcomb  Joseph,  Tobacconist.  Manufacturer  of  the  celebrated 
U.  S.  A’s,  and  dealer  in  imported  Havana  Cigars,  Fine  Cut,  Chewing,  Plug  and 
Smoking  Tobaccos.  258  Main  street,  Goodrich  block,  near  the  Massasoit  House. 
House  141  Main  street. 

Whitcomb  Russell  B.,  clerk  Miller,  Allen  & Co.,  boards  485  Worthington  st 
Whitcomb  Wilson  A.,  book-keeper  Miller,  Allen  & Co.,  house  51  Auburn  st 
White  A.  Judson,  overseer  at  jail,  house  300  Walnut  street 
White  C.  E.  & Co.,  depot  restaurant 

Chauncey  E.  White,  house  44  Clinton  street 
John  B.  Foote,  house  33  Worthington  street 
White  Charles  N.,  market  78  Water  street,  house  30  Mechanic  street 
White  Chauncey  E.,  (C.  E.  White  & Co.,)  house  44  Clinton  street 
W7hite  Daniel,  emp  J.  B.  Rumrill  & Co.,  house  91  Florence  street 

DAFIEL  GK  WHITE, 

Office  Chapin’s  Block,  Commercial  Row, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

TRUNKS,  VALISES,  ETC,, 

For  the  Wholesale  Trade. 

MANUFACTORY  PATTON'S  BLOCK,  HAMPDEN  STREET. 

House  West  Springfield. 

White  Daniel  G.,  emp  USA,  house  94  Margaret  street 
White  George  (Rogers  & White,)  house  153  Union  street 
White  George  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  444  Central  street 
White  George  A.,  emp  USA,  house  703  Union  street 
White  George  H.,  farmer,  house  Morgan  road 
White  George  W.,  emp  A.  J.  Pease,  boards  182  Water  street 

White  James,  Proprietor  of  Ye  Antique  Booke  Store,  a general  depos- 
itory of  old  and  newish  books  ; the  place  to  buy,  sell  or  exchange.  162  State  street, 
(eight  doors  from  Main.)  House  303  Worthington  street 

White  James,  (Pabke  & Co.,)  house  77  Wilcox  street 

WEBBER’S  FLAVORING  EXTRACT  OF  PEACH  BEATS  THEM  ALL. 


PATENT  CALENDARS— Best  Advertising  Medium  Extant. 


408  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

White  James  L.,  emp  Mrs.  B.  C.  English,  house  66  Gardner  street 

White  Joseph  E.,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  house  191  Walnut  street 

White  Lansford,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  27  Dale  street 

White  Lewis,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  36  Boylston  street 

While  Nicholas,  house  136  William  street 

White  Norman  S.,  carpenter,  house  66  Gardner  street 

White  R.  Anderson,  farmer,  boards  Morgan  road 

White  Mrs.  R.  L.,  house  87  King  street 

White  Robert  M.,  emp  Rice  & Shannon,  house  Quincy  street 

White  Mrs.  Sarah  E.,  house  109  Worthington  street 

White  W.  H.,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  39  Pynchon  street 

White  Willard  M.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  87  King  street 

Whitehead  Mrs.  Mary,  house  126  Worthington  street 

Whitehouse  Loren  E.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  31  Stebbins  street 

Whitehouse  T.  H.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  118  Howard  street 

Whiting  Amos,  music  teacher,  394  Main  st,  house  corner  Vernon  and  Water  sts 

Whiting  Miss  Ellen  M.  A.,  teacher  of  vocal  music,  house  36  Bliss  street 

Whiting  Miss  Loraine,  house  124  Worthington  street 

Whiting  Mrs.  S.  T.,  house  51  Emery  street 

Whitman  Mrs.  Adaline,  house  669  Main  street 

WThitman  Miss  A.  P.,  house  159  North  Main  street 

Whitman  Miss  Belle  A.,  boards  669  Main  street 

"Whitman  Mrs.  Eliza,  house  38  Fort  street 

Whitmarsh  Nahum,  emp  B & A R R,  house  54  Bridge  street 

Whitmore  John  B.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  307  Worthington  street 

Whitmore  Sydney  C.,  carpenter,  boards  550  Union  street 

Whitney  Albert,  (George  Whitney  & Son,)  house  37  William  street 

Whitney  Alfred,  emp  USA,  house  State  street 

Whitney  E.  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Queen  street 

Whitney  Frank,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  44  Morris  street 

Whitney  George  & Son,  132  State  street.  (Successors  to  D.  A. 

Perkins.)  Dealers  in  Meats,  Poultry,  Vegetables,  Canned  Goods  &c.,  &c. 

George  Whitney,  house  37  William  street 
A.  Whitney,  house  37  William  street 

Whitney  Pliny  C.,  emp  David  Warner,  boards  287  Water  street 
Whitney  Samuel  F.,  carpenter,  house  56  Emery  street 

Whitney  & Adams,  corner  Main  and  State  streets,  Wholesale  and 
Retail  Dealers  in  Books,  Stationery  and  Paper  Hangings.  A complete  stock  of 
Paper  Hangings,  Curtains,  Cord,  Tassels,  &c.,  &c.,  always  on  hand. 

James  L.  Whitney,  boards  15  Howard  street 
William  F.  Adams,  boards  Winthrop  street 

Whittemore  Charles  R.,  (Howe  & Whittemore,)  house  319  Worthington  street 
Whittemore  John  A.,  emp  C R R,  boards  13  Stearns’  park 

FOR  ALL  IRRITATIONS  OF  THE  SKIN  USE  WEBBER’S  ROSE  GEYCERINB 

EOTION. 


Most  Desirable  for  Counting-Room  Uses. 


SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY.  409 

Whittemore  Kendall,  mason,  house  16  West  William  street 
Whittlesey  Ira  P.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  527  State  street 

Wiese  F,9  Manufacturer  of  Window  Shades,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer 
in  all  kinds  of  Paper  Hangings,  Tassels,  Cords,  Fixtures,  Cornices,  Loops,  Table 
Oil  Cloths,  &c.  No.  22  Harrison  avenue.  House  corner  Main  st  and  Hubbard  ave 

Wiggins  Augustus,  emp  Weaver,  Shipman  & Co.,  boards  176  Bridge  street 
Wiggins  C.  C.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  125  Bridge  street 
Wight  Aaron,  wood  sawyer  B & A R R,  house  101  Greenwood  street 
Wight  Aaron  P.,  clerk  Hixon  & Birnie,  boards  101  Greenwood  street 
Wight  Edwin,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  84  Bliss  street 
Wight  Emerson,  house  236  State  street  [Ludlow 

Wight  H.  K.,  flour  and  grain,  cor  Worcester  and  Pine  sts,  Indian  Orchard,  h 

Wilbev  L,  S,9  (successor  to  A.  M.  Goddard,)  Pictures,  Frames,  Oil 
Paintings,  Chromos  and  Engravings.  Pictures  copied  and  enlarged.  Pictures  framed 
to  order.  Agents  wanted.  151  State  street.  Boards  688  Main  street 

Wilbur  William,  (P.  P.  Emory  & Co.,)  boards  186  Main  street 
Wilcox  Benjamin  F.,  emp  A.  McFarland,  house  31  Grosvenor  street 

Wilcox  F,  H*9  Dealer  in  Men’s,  Youths’,  Boys’  and  Children’s  Clothing. 
Also  Hats,  Caps,  and  Gent’s  Furnishing  Goods,  437  Main  street,  opposite  Exchange 
Hotel.  Boards  Union  House,  528  Main  street. 

Wilcox  F.  C.,  clerk  W.  L.  Wilcox  & Co.,  house  43  William  street 
Wilcox  Frank  H.,  book-keeper  O.  W.  Wilcox,  bds  cor  State  and  Buckingham  sts 
Wilcox  Frank  P.,  boards  614  Main  street 

Wilcox  Hiler,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  118  Greenwood  street 
Wilcox  James  M.,  emp  R.  C.  Taylor,  house  Boston  road 
Wilcox  John,  carpenter,  house  112  Bay  street 

Wilcox  eT.  _P.  & Co,9  140  State  street,  Manufacturers  of  Cement,  Drain 
and  Sewer  Pipe,  for  house  drains,  city  and  town  sewers,  railroad  culverts,  &c.,  &c. 
See  adv.  p.  95. 

John  P.  Wilcox,  house  17  Ingraham  avenue 

W.  L.  Wilcox,  house  76  Elliott  street 

Wilcox  Miss  Nettie  B.,  boards  418  Bliss  street 

Wilcox  O.  W.9  383  Main  street,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  all  kinds 
of  Millinery  Goods,  Dress  Trimmings,  Laces,  Kid  Gloves  of  the  best  quality,  and  a 
general  variety  of  rich  Fancy  Goods.  House  corner  State  and  Buckingham  streets. 

Wilcox  Mrs.  P.  F.,  house  614  Main  street 
Wilcox  Riley  C.,  carpenter,  house  Boston  road 
Wilcox  William  T.,  laborer,  house  Eastern  avenue 

WilcOX  W . L.  & Co.9  140  State  street,  Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 
Stoves,  Ranges  and  Furnaces,  Iron  Sinks,  Farmers’  Boilers,  Refrigerators,  and 
Housekeeping  Goods  generally.  Dealers  in  the  celebrated  Richmond  Range  and 
Vindicator  Cook  Stove,  Hydraulic  Cement  Drain  and  Sewer  Tubing,  all  sizes. 

W.  L.  Wilcox,  house  76  Elliott  street 

John  P.  Wilcox,  house  17  Ingraham  avenue,  corner  Union  street 

FOR  ALL  KINDS  OF  PAIN,  USE  DR.  HOOKER’S  LIQUID  BALM. 

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SPRINGFIELD  DAILY  UNION,  Enlarged  and  Improved, 


410  SPRINGFIELD  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Wilder  Bennett,  emp  H.  Knappe,  boards  10  Howard  street 
Wilder  Edward  D.,  commercial  traveler,  rooms  100  Franklin  street 
Wilder  Eugene  E.,  janitor  Elm  street  school-house,  house  86  Central  street 
Wilder  George  T.,  emp  Wilder  & Puffer,  rooms  52  Union  street 
Wilder  Henry,  emp  T.  M.  Granger,  boards  650  Main  street 
Wilder  John  W.,  (Wilder  & Puffer,)  rooms  52  Union  street 
Wilder  Moses  J.,  carpenter,  house  86  Central  street 

Wilder  & Puffer*  Agents  and  Commission  Merchants.  Flour,  Grain, 
Feed,  Meal,  Oil  Cake,  Paper  Maker’s  Lime,  Fertilizers,  Grass  Seed,  Agricultural 
Tools,  &c.,  constantly  on  hand.  Store  1 Union  House  block,  526  Main  street,  corner 
Bliss  street. 

John  W.  Wilder,  rooms  52  Union  street 
Herbert  C.  Puffer,  house  56  Broad  street 

Wildes  Samuel  D.,  Union  House  livery  stables,  house  36  Park  street 
Wiley  Henry,  laborer,  boards  Willow  street 
Wilkins  Ezra,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  house  404  Union  street 
Wilkinson  John,  florist,  house  and  green-house  Ashmun  street  [19  Bradford  st 
Wilkinson  Warren  H.,  manufacturer  harnesses  and  saddlery,  275  Main  st,  h 
Wilkinson  William  Albert,  emp  John  Wilkinson,  boards  Ashmun  street 
Willard  Charles  E.,  emp  Samuel  Bowles  & Co.,  boards  119  Bridge  street 
Willard  C.  J.,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 
"Willard  Gardner,  emp  Mrs.  T.  W.  Wason,  boards  270  Liberty  street 
Willard  Henry  M.,  book-keeper  R.  Alexander,  boards  30  Gray’s  court 
Willard  Martin  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  118  Howard  street 
Willard  Miss  S.  S.,  house  257  Union  street 

Willard  William  M.,  clerk  Agawam  National  Bank,  boards  257  Union  street 
Wilier  Emil,  boards  Carew  street 

Willett  John,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  boards  Hampden  street,  I O 
Willey  James  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  93  Cedar  street 
Williams  Alexander,  laborer,  boards  58  Ferry  street 
Williams  Miss  Annie  B.,  school-teacher,  boards  82  Walnut  street 
Williams  Augustus,  farmer,  house  Bay  road 

Williams  Bartholomew  J.,  clerk  E.  M.  French,  house  122  Franklin  street 

Williams  Berry,  head  waiter  and  boards  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  street 

Williams  Charles,  laborer,  house  Willow  street 

Williams  Charles  H.,  emp  U S A,  house  299  Chestnut  street 

Williams  E.  A.,  boards  409  Union  street 

Williams  Edward,  laborer,  house  rear  691  Main  street 

Williams  Edward  J.,  emp  Springfi’d  Club,  bds  cor  Chestnut  and  Worthington  sts 

Williams  Edward  R.,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  house  68  Massasoit  street 

Williams  Mrs.  E.  E.,  boards  50  Hancock  street 

Williams  Elias,  boarding-house,  278  North  Main  street 

Williams  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  dress-maker,  house  and  rooms  669  Main  street 

Williams  Ephraim,  house  21  Bay  street 


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Williams  George,  laborer,  house  Willow  street  [North  Main  st 

Williams  George  A.,  depot  baggage  master  N Y,  N H & H R R,  boards  278 

Williams  Mrs.  Harriet,  house  27  Spring  street 

Williams  Harry  L.,  laborer,  house  26  Lombard  street 

Williams  Harvey  E.,  expressman,  house  55  Morgan  street 

Williams  Henry,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  boards  68  Massasoit  street 

Williams  Henry,  engineer  USA,  rooms  75  Yernon  street 

Williams  Henry  B.,  farmer,  house  Sixteen  acres 

Williams  Isaac  E.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  71  Boylston  street 

Williams  James,  emp  Seymour  Brothers,  house  65  Court  street 

Williams  Joseph  S.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  48  Gardner  street 

Williams  Joshua,  teamster,  boards  Bay  road 

Williams  J.  Robert,  emp  D.  B.  Montague  & Co.,  house  321  Main  street 
Williams  Mrs.  Julia,  house  29  New  street 

Williams  Lewis  E.,  foreman  R.  F.  Hawkins’  foundry,  house  355  Chestnut  st 
Williams  Morris,  emp  J.  G.  Adelstein,  boards  68  Bridge  street 

Williams  I*etev9  147  State  street,  Boot  and  Shoe-maker.  Boots  and 

Shoes  made  and  repaired  promptly  and  in  the  best  manner.  House  corner  Hubbard 
avenue  and  Willow  street. 

Williams  Miss  Sarah  J.,  M.  D.,  office  and  rms  22  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  st 
Williams  Sophia  M.,  boards  82  Walnut  street 
Williams  S.  P.,  clerk  and  boards  Pynchon  House,  243  Main  street 
Williams  Tallcott,  boards  Exchange  Hotel,  478  Main  street 

Williams  William  M.9  Dental  Depot,  opposite  Court  Square,  Main  * 
street.  Boards  Haynes’  Hotel. 

Williamson  Mrs.  Margaret,  house  opposite  Jenksville 

Willis  A.  E.,  emp  McGregory  & Son,  house  28  Marble  street 

Willis  Arthur,  teamster,  boards  Allen  street 

Willis  Charles,  emp  J.  W.  Lull,  boards  435  Walnut  street 

Willis  Henry  W.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  boards  482  Hancock  street 

Williston  Belvin,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  boards  414  Central  street 

Williston  Charles  L.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  105  Franklin  street 

Williston  John  T.  emp  U S A.,  house  414  Central  street 

Wilson  Andrew  S.,  barber,  corner  Main  and  Worthington  sts,  bds  137  Union  st 

Wilson  Benjamin,  polisher,  rooms  Water  street 

Wilson  Mrs.  C.,  house  76  Elm  street 

Wilson  D.  L.,  emp  Tilly  Haynes,  rooms  14  Opera  House  block,  414  Main  st 
Wilson  Edward  C.,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  boards  50  James  street 
Wilson  George,  emp  A.  L.  Ball,  boards  United  States  Hotel,  547  Main  street 
Wilson  Henry,  conductor  B & A R R,  rooms  11  Wight  avenue 
Wilson  Henry  R.,  clerk  H.  A.  Shaw,  boards  32  Hampden  street 
Wilson  Howard  E.,  clerk  Keefe  & Burdett,  rooms  73  Yernon  street 
Wilson  Ira,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  11  Wight  avenue 

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Wilson  Miss  Jane,  cloak-maker,  house  288  Worthington  street 
WTilson  J.  Gilbert,  (Wilson  & Southland,)  house  295  Walnut  street 
Wilson  John,  house  Hancock  street 

Wilson  John  A.,  emp  E.  G.  Washburn,  house  18  Morris  street 
Wilson  Mrs.  Julia,  laundress,  house  26  Pynchon  street 
Wilson  Miss  M.  B.,  clerk  H.  A.  Shaw,  boards  Grant  street 
Wilson  Milo  P.,.  carpenter,  house  137  Summer  street 
Wilson  Orrin  P.,  gardener,  house  50  James  street 

Wilson  Samuel  D.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  76  Holyoke  street 
Wilson  Robert,  mason,  house  59  Park  street 
Wilson  Thomas  B.,  emp  U S A.,  house  Magazine  street 
Wilson  William,  clerk  Tinkham  & Co.,  boards  16  Vernon  street 

Wilson  & Southland,  Room  No.  2,  Fallon’s  block,  380  Main  street. 
Dealers  in  Music  and  Musical  Merchandise. 

J.  G.  Wilson,  house  295  Walnut  street 

G.  H.  Southland,  rooms  180  Water  street 

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Winans  N.  A.,  cashier  Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.,  h 42  Margaret  st 
Winans  Stephen,  M.  D.,  house  and  office  300  Hancock  street 
Winans  William  H.,  clerk  Forbes  & Smith,  boards  33  Orleans  street 
Winchell  Mrs.  Maria,  house  39  Walnut  street 
Winchester  Mrs.  C.  A.,  private  school,  house  62  Pynchon  street 
Winchester  George  W.,  book-keeper  USA,  house  Armory  square 
Wing  Dwight  L.,  book-keeper  Downing  & Sturtevant,  rooms  74  Pynchon  st 
Wing  Lemuel,  emp  William  Fuller,  boards  33  Walnut  street 
Winkler  B.,  proprietor  Gruendler’s  Hotel,  17  and  21  Bridge  street 
Winkler  Emiel,  painter,  boards  19  Stockbridge  street 
Winkler  Herman,  saloon,  house  and  saloon  281  Main  street 
Winslow  Mrs.  Fanny,  boarding-house,  200  Spring  street 
Winslow  Henry  L.,  emp  C R R,  house  152  Fulton  street 
Winslow  P.  W.,  emp  Hampden  Card  Co.,  house  83  Summer  street 
Winter  F.  E.,  (P.  D.  Winter  & Son,)  boards  87  Bliss  street 
Winter  L.  S.  & J.  K.,  grocers,  514  Main  street 
L.  S.  Winter,  house  Crossett  avenue 
J.  K.  Winter,  house  Crossett  avenue 
Winter  P.  D.  & Son,  grocers,  518  Main  street 
P.  D.  Winter,  house  87  Bliss  street 
F.  E.  Winter,  boards  87  Bliss  street 
Wise  Frank,  boards  29  Myrtle  street 

Wise  Thomas,  emp  Richards  & Bosworth,  house  81  Congress  street 

Witherby  George,  engineer  B & A R R,  house  191  Water  street 

Witherby  L.  C.,  boards  49  Emery  street 

Witherby  Mrs.  M.  E.,  house  49  Emery  street 

Witherell  Albert  J.,  emp  Mrs.  B.  C.  English,  house  48  Moms  street 


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Witberell  Samuel  C.,  emp  Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  house  28  Morris  street 

Withey  William  A.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  130  Water  street 

Witt  Austin,  emp  Springfield  fire  department,  boards  18  Walnut  street 

Witt  Charles  N.,  janitor  Barnes’  block,  rooms  31  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  st 

Witt  George  F.,  emp  C R R,  boards  5 Hubbard  avenue 

Witt  Nelson,  policeman,  house  5 Hubbard  avenue 

Woeffler  Louis,  emp  J.  C.  & E.  A.  Alden,  house  29  Washington  street 

Wolcott  Edmund  R.,  fruit  and  confectionery,  329  and  335  Main  st,  h 32  Bridge  st 

Wolfe  Patrick,  emp  N Y,  N H & H R R,  house  117  Gardner  street 

Wolfel  Simon,  emp  Maxfield  & Co.,  house  78  William  street 

Women’s  Christian  Association,  rooms  in  Hurlbut’s  block,  344  Main  street 

Wood  Mrs.  A.  H.,  dress-maker,  house  65  Dwight  street 

Wood  Amos  B.,  emp  Milton  Bradley  & Co.,  house  200  Carew  street 

Wood  Arlington,  carpenter,  rooms  627  State  street 

Wood  Dr.  Charles  D.,  Veterinary  Surgeon,  at  E.  H.  Patch’s  Board- 
ing Stables,  rear  of  22  Harrison  avenue,  treats  all  diseases  of  the  Horse  and  lower 
animals,  and  performs  surgical  operations.  All  orders  left  at  the  above  place  prompt- 
ly attended  to.  Refers  to  Dr.  Robert  Wood,  Lowell,  Mass.  Boards  Haynes' Hotel, 
406  Main  street. 

Wood  Chester  N.,  emp  F.  & J.  M.  Richmond,  house  36  Park  street 

Wood  Chester  O.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  53  Bradford  street 

Wood  D.  A.,  emp  T.  M.  Walker  & Co.,  boards  Park  Street  House 

Wood  Edward,  emp  Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  83  Bliss  street 

Wood  Edward  N.,  organist,  house  Armory  street  near  B & A R R 

Wood  Emerson,  emp  Rice  & Shannon,  house  28  King  street 

Wood  Ernest,  boards  33  Gray’s  court 

Wood  F.  L.,  grocery  clerk,  bds  Allis  House,  230  Main  st  [st,  h 63  Auburn  st 

Wood  Francis,  ornamental  painter,  room  5 Patton  & Loomis’  block,  284  Main 

Wood  Frank  R.,  emp  Hawkins  & Burrall,  boards  66  Charles  street 

Wood  Frederick,  emp  W.  H.  Allis,  house  Carew  street 

Wood  Mrs.  Hannah  M.,  house  93  Park  street 

Wood  Henry  M.,  house  136  Walnut  street 

Wood  John  C.,  emp  USA,  house  284  Walnut  street 

Wood  John  M.,  book-keeper  G.  & C.  Merriam,  house  68  Court  street 

Wood  Louis,  laborer,  house  109  Wilcox  street 

Wood  Lyman,  farmer,  house  South  Main  street 

Wood  Martin,  boards  136  Walnut  street 

Wood  Norbet,  laborer,  boards  109  Wilcox  street 

Wood  Orrin  N.,  emp  USA,  house  Armory  street 

Wood  Samuel  A.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  36  Boylston  street 

Wood  S.  M.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Crossett  avenue 

Wood  Mrs.  Sophia,  house  37  Walnut  street 

Wood  Wellington,  emp  L.  O.  Eaton,  boards  441  Union  street 


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Wood  Wawen  S.9  General  Agent  of  New  York  Security  Life  Insurance 
and  Annuity  Company.  All  desirable  forms  of  Life  and  Endowment  Policies  are 
issued  by  this  Company,  which  are  non-forfeiting  by  their  terms,  and  contain  no  re- 
strictions upon  residence  or  travel.  Office  No.  4,  Fallon’s  Block,  Main  street.  House 
East  street,  Chicopee. 

Wood  William,  commercial  traveler,  house  78  Bliss  street 

Wood  William  S.,  emp  G.  H.  Deane  & Co.,  house  66  Charles  street 

Wood  Working  Co.,  15  Lyman  street,  0.  B.  Douglass,  superintendent 

Woodard  Charles,  emp  Joyce  & Burnham,  boards  157  Main  street 

Woodard  Charles  N.,  emp  L.  I.  Fisk  & Co.,  boards  83  Gardner  street 

Woodard  Nathaniel,  emp  City,  house  127  Monroe  street 

Woodell  W.,  emp  B & A R R,  house  145  Worthington  street 

Woodford  B.  B.,  foreman  Armory  grounds  USA,  house  Armory  square 

Woodhall  Benjamin  F.,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  187  High  street 

Woodhall  John  S.,  emp  Beebe  & Maginnis,  boards  96  Walnut  street 

Woodman  Andrew  J.,  overseer  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  st,  I O 

Woodman  Charles,  emp  T.  W.  Gilbert,  house  20  Walnut  street 

Woodman  Henry  N.,  boards  42  Bridge  street 

Woodman  Mrs.  Mary,  house  42  Bridge  street 

Woodman  Mrs.  R.  S.,  boarding-house,  19  Elm  street 

Woods  Clarence  S.,  emp  American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,bds  188  Chestnut  st 
Woods  Edward  N.,  carpenter,  house  145  Union  street 
Woods  George,  (Lyman  & Woods,)  house  235  Worthington  street 
Woods  George  H.,  (Woods  & Hosley,)  boards  16  Vernon  street 
Woods  Henry  W.,  clerk  Fay,  Hoadly  & Co.,  boards  188  Chestnut  street 

<TAJVnE!S  ID.  WOODS, 

50  Hampden  Street, 

MACHINIST  AND  MODEL  MAKER, 

BRASS  FINISHER,  Etc. 

All  kinds  of  light  jobbing  done  to  order  at  reasonable  rates. 

House  40  Vine  street 

Woods  John  B.,  clerk  W.  J.  Holland  & Co.,  house  188  Chestnut  street 
Woods  Mrs.  Joseph,  house  Spring  street 

Woods  Mrs.  Lizzie  P.,  clairvoyant,  house  235  Worthington  street 
Woods  William  H.,  clerk  Tinkham  & Co.,  boards  188  Chestnut  street 

Woods  & Wosley 9 476  Main  street,  Watchmakers  and  Jewelers,  and 
Dealers  in  Watches,  Jewelry,  Clocks,  Silver-ware,  etc.,  etc. 

George  H.  Woods,  house  16  Yernon  street 
Charles  D.  Hosley,  house  85  Spring  street 

Woodson  Charles  H.,  clerk  S.  Packard  & Co.,  house  33  Carew  street 
Woodward  Charles  F.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  h 313  Worthington  st 
Woodward  Mrs.  Erastus,  house  962  South  Main  street 


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Woodward  Henry  E.,  boards  962  South  Main  street 

Woodward  S.  W.,  butcher,  house  56  Margaret  street 

Woodward  William  B.,  truckman,  house  52  Marble  street 

Woodworth  Giles,  commission  merchant,  Fulton  street,  house  24  Tyler  street 

Woodworth  Justin  P.,  silver-plater,  house  326  Central  street 

I Voolson  Charles  A,9  Dealer  in  Butter,  Cheese,  Eggs,  Lard,  West 
India  Goods,  Family  Groceries,  Crockery,  Glass  and  Wooden  Ware.  Bernis’  Block, 
corner  Bridge  and  Water  streets.  House  414  Union  street 

Woolson  D.  P.,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Hampden  street,  I 0 

Wooster  Charles,  emp  F.  Wiese,  boards  397  Main  street 

Wooster  W.  H.  H.,  (Chapin,  Wooster  & Co.,)  house  235  North  Main  street 

Worden  H.,  emp  B & A R R,  rooms  83  Bliss  street 

Worden  Harry  J.,  painter,  Boston,  house  138  North  Main  street 

Worden  Horace  W.,  emp  Bemis,  Phillips  & Co.,  house  401  Water  street 

Working-men’s  flour  store,  Fulton  street,  near  corner  Cypress  street 

Worthen  Charles  H.,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  house  10  Stearns’  park 

Worthen  Edward  A.,  machinist,  house  76  Gardner  street 

Worthen  Mrs.  Eliza,  boards  26  Cypress  avenue 

Worthington  S.,  oil  dealer,  Holyoke,  house  31  John  street 

Worthy  «7#  L,  & Co»9  27  Hampden  street.  Proprietors  of  the  Agawam 
Flouring  Mills.  Commission  Merchants  and  Dealers  in  Flour,  Grain  and  Feed. 

J.  L.  Worthy,  house  West  Springfield 

Wright  A.  H.,  (Harris  & Wright,)  house  Greenfield  [ington  st 

Wright  Andrew  J.,  treasurer  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  h 274  Worth- 

Wright  Arthur  E.,  clerk  Powers  Paper  Co.,  house  149  Carew  street 

Wright  Arthur  H.,  boards  157  Fulton  street 

Wright  Mrs.  Dr.  Clark,  house  96  Elliott  street 

Wright  Edward  L.,  engineer  CRB,  house  140  Fulton  street 

Wright  Eliza  L.,  house  289  Pine  street 

Wright  George  E.,  engineer  B & A R R,  boards  49  Emery  street 

Wright  George  F.,  (Lillibridge  & Wright,)  house  69  Wilcox  street 

Wright  Mrs.  Harriet  N.,  house  83  Park  street 

Wright  Henry,  clerk  Powers  Paper  Co.,  house  39  Greenwood  street 

Wright  Mrs.  James,  house  Plumtree  road 

Wright  James  Osgood,  farmer,  boards  Plumtree  road 

Wright  Jane  E.,  school-teacher,  boards  401  Union  street 

Wright  Josiah,  (Wright  & Emerson,)  boards  274  Worthington  street 

Wright  Lewis,  book-keeper  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  house  157  Fulton  street 

Wright  Robert,  emp  Livermore,  Swan  & Co.,  house  691  Main  street 

Wright  Robert,  cook  Haynes’  Hotel,  house  64  Vine  street 

Wright  Mrs.  Ruth,  house  104  Gardner  street 

Wright  Samuel  E.,  emp  J.  M.  Thompson,  boards  559  Union  street 

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Wright  W.  II.  9 Wholesale  Dealer  in  Foreign  and  Domestic  Leaf  Tobacco, 
Manufactured  Tobacco,  and  Manufacturer  of  Cigars.  Imported  Cigars,  Meer- 
schaums, Brier  Pipes,  and  Smokers’  Articles  generally,  always  on  hand.  479  Main 
street.  House  corner  Elliott  and  Salem  streets. 

Wright  & Emerson,  Agawam  foundry,  Liberty  street — see  adv  p 94 
Josiah  Wright,  boards  274  Worthington  street 
Warren  Emerson,  boards  Cooley’s  Hotel,  205  Main  street 
Wurm  Frank,  clerk  Wellman  & Fuller,  house  Bond  street 
Wylie  Isaac  W.,  emp  A.  Mayo,  house  Magazine  street 
Wyman  John  0.,  house  482  Mill  street 
Wynn  Patrick,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  9 Ferry  street 

Yeaton  Lizzie  S.,  school-teacher,  boards  24  High  street 

Yelde  Julian,  emp  Indian  Orchard  mills,  house  Water  street,  I 0 

Yell  Matthew,  emp  B & A R R,  house  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Yerrall  William,  (Pierce,  Abbott  & Co.,)  house  44  Central  street 

Yong  Horace,  pattern-maker,  boards  397  Main  street  [son  ave 

Young  Edward  H.,  book-keeper  Nonpareil  Paper  Collar  Co.,  house  45  Harri- 

Young  Frank  R.,  master  armorer’s  clerk,  U S A.,  house  Pearl  street 

Young  Gustave,  emp  Smith  & Wesson,  house  Broad  street 

Young  H.  D.  Si,  emp  Ray  & Taylor,  house  237  Chestnut  street 

Young  James,  boards  Allis  House,  230  Main  street 

Young  James  E.,  emp  New  York  Watch  Co.,  boards  59  King  street 

Young  James  R.,  house  Armory  Square 

Young  Joseph  Y.,  emp  John  Patterson,  rooms  287  Main  street 

Young  Men’s  Christian  Association,  free  reading  room,  344  Main  street 

Young  M.  J.,  emp  B & A R R,  boards  548  Main  street 

Young  Peter,  carpenter,  house  132  Franklin  street 

Young  W.  H.  A.,  M.  D.,  office  2 Shaw’s  block,  house  32  Summer  street 

Youngjohn  John,  emp  Clark  W.  Bryan  & Co.,  bds  Union  House,  528  Main  st 

Younglove  John  0.,  emp  Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  house  511  Main  street 

Yuhler  John  A.,  laborer,  boards  Eastern  avenue 

Yung  Emil,  saloon  and  house,  12  Stockbridge  street 

Ziegler,  McCurdy  & Co.,  Publishers  of  Standard  and  Popular  Sub- 
scription Books.  Active  men  and  Women  furnished  with  permanent  and  profitable 
employment.  Room  5 Patton’s  block,  274  Main  street. 

P.  W.  Zeigler,  residence  Philadelphia 
J.  C.  McCurdy,  residence  Philadelphia 
J.  M.  Baker,  boards  Sargeant  street 

Zinn  Franklin,  emp  Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  rooms  32  Fort  street 

Zinsser  Fred,  cooper,  28  Dwight  street,  house  97  Bliss  street 

Zinsser  Theodore  M.,  (Wallach,  Schwab  & Zinsser,)  house  78  Howard  street 


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Advertising  Agency. 

Parsons  A.  R.,  431  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 405 

Agency  for  Supplying  Housekeepers 
and  Nurses. 

Bemis  Mrs.  M.  L.,  14,  15  and  16  Barnes’  block, 
394  Main  street— see  adv  p 157 

Agricultural  Implements,  etc. 

Foot  Homer  & Co.,  corner  Main  and  State  streets 
— see  adv  card  p x 

Agricultural  Store. 

Bagg  & Batchelder,  423  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 147 

Ale  Dealer. 

Brooks  F.  A.,  190  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 170 

Architects. 

Chapin  A.  L.,  23  Barnes’  block— see  adv  card 

p 186 

Currier  Jas.  M.,  Liberty  street 
Perkins  & Gardner,  6 Fort  block,  292  Main  street 
Potter  George  E.,  264  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 343 
Shepard  Chauncey,  115  School  street 

Artesian  Wells. 

Gilman  Seth  S.,  110  Franklin  street 
Smith  William  H.,  72  Ashley  street 

Artificial  Limbs. 

Douglass  D.  DeForrest,  208  Union  street 

Artists. 

Bottume  George  F.,  9 Hurlbut’s  blk,  344  Main  st 
Clark  A.  W.,  684  Liberty  street 
Elwell  Wm.  S.,  356  Maple  street 
Frisbie  T.  S.,  9 Fort  block,  292  Main  street — see 
adv  card  p 236 

Hull  John  S.,  328  Main  street 
Hendrick  P.  M.,  18  Salem  street 
Sherwin  John  H.,  56  State  street 
Spooner  J.  C.,  28  Walnut  street 

Artists’  Materials,  etc. 

Alden  Charles  P.,  270  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 140 

Rude  Horace,  375  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 358 

Attorneys  and  Counselors  at  Law. 

Brown  Timothy  M.,  office  Agawam  Bank  blook 
—see  adv  card  p 172 
54 


Browne  Joseph  W.,407  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 172 

Converse  John  W.,  Hurlbut’s  block— see  adv  card 
p 198 

Dewey  T.  Morton,  487  Main  street 
Donnelly  Hugh,  corner  Main  and  Sanford  streets 
—see  adv  card  p 216 

Greene  & Bosworth,  ll  Elm  street— see  adv  card 
p 248 

Leonard  & Wells,  11  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  st 
Long  Charles  L.,  11  Elm  street 
Maynard  E.  B.,  475  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 307 
Mclntire  James  E.,  over  Chicopee  Bank— see  adv 
card  p 310 

Morris  Edward,  corner  Main  and  Sanford  streets 
Morris  & Copeland,  465  Main  street 
Smith  William  L.,  5 Elm  st— see  adv  card  p 376 
Spellman,  C.  C.,  City  Hall 

Soule  & Lathrop,  5 Elm  st — see  adv  card  p 377 
Stearns  & Knowlton,  ll  Elm  street 
Stebbins  John  M.,  264  Main  street 
Wall  J.  P.,  7 Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street— see 
adv  card  p 399 

Auctioneers. 

Beach  Theodore  D.,  5 Elm  street— see  adv  p xv 
Eldredge  & Lewis,  251  and  253  Main  street— see 
adv  card  p 224 

Nelen  F.  W.,  365  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 325 
Pierce,  Abbott  & Co.,  435  Main  street — see  first 
page  col’d  leaf  in  back  of  book 

Bakers. 

Carr  J.  S.  & Co.,  Market  st— see  adv  card  p 183 
Dexter  Charles,  123  Carew  street 
Dodge  Chester  C.,  439  State  street 
Greim  John,  170  State  street 
Grise  Charles,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Lane  H.  S.,  521  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 290 
Lobsitz  John,  16  Pynchon  street— see  adv  card  p 
297 

Mansfield  George  E.,  646  Main  street 
Smith  John,  666  Main  street 

Baled  Hay,  Straw,  &c. 

Symonds  William  H.,  78  and  75  Dwight  street- 
see  adv  card  p 388 

Balmoral  Manufacturer. 

Peace  Ahi,  corner  Chestnut  and  Ringgold  streets 


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Bankers. 

Anderson  F.  W.  & Co.,  433  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 144 

Banks, 

Agawam  National  Bank,  237  Main  street 
Chapin  Banking  and  Trust  Co.,  239  Main  street 
Chicopee  National  Bank,  464  Main  street 
First  National  Bank,  455  Main  street 
John  Hancock  National  Bank,  288  Main  street 
Pynchon  National  Bank,  486  Main  street 
Second  National  Bank,  405  Main  street 
Third  National  Bank,  396  Main  street 
Savings  Banks. 

Hampden  Savings  Bank,  corner  Main  and  Ly- 
man streets— see  adv  card  p 254 
Springfield  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  10  Court  st 
—see  adv  p xii 

Springfield  Institution  for  Savings,  501  Main  st— 
see  adv  p xii 

Barbers. 

Adams  J.  B.,  475  State  street 
Adams  W.  H.  & Brother,  275  Main  street 
Bolster  Frank  E.,  530  Main  street 
Chapman  Christian  F.,  210  Worthington  street 
Curry  & Erb,  470  Main  street 
Disney  Henry,  303  Water  street 
Gill  Edward  F.,  Main  street 
Green  J.  D.,  310  Main  street 
Hall  Charles  W.,  131  State  street 
King  David,  21  Worthington  street 
Montague  W.  D.,  209  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 317 

Patterson  John,  690  Main  street 
Queen  George  H.,  11  Sanford  street 
Scottron  Samuel  J.,  344  Main  street 
Soule  Roscoe  O.,  5 Railroad  street 
Sweeney  Daniel  F.,  Haynes’  Hotel,  406  Main  st 
Thieman  & Adams,  389  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 391 

Wilson  Andrew  W.,  cor  Main  & Worthington  sts 

Batting  Manufacturer. 

Church  George,  South  Main  street 

Beds  (Spring.) 

Fuller  & Aikens,  18  Sanford  street— see  adv  card 
p 238 

United  States  Spring  Bed  Co;,  Worthington  street 

Bell  Hanger. 

Moody  George  Z.,  475  Main  st— see  adv  card  p.318 

Billiards. 

Colton  Brothers,  corner  Sanford  and  Main  streets 

Gilmore  Dwight  O.,  420  Main  street 

Hawks  Emery  H.,  270  Main  street 

Howard  M.  A.,  274  Main  street 

Moran  John  C.,  14  Harrison  avenue 

Stowell  William  H.,  616  Main  street 

Blacksmiths. 

Bailey  Chester  L.,  corner  Dwight  street  and  Har- 
rison avenue 

Bailey  Henry  F.,  35  East  Court  st— see  adv  p 97 
Burke  P.  J.,  29  East  Court  street— see  adv  p 97 


Cleveland  Charles  H.,  East  Court  street 
Cunningham  J.  B.,  Hickory  street— see  adv  card 
p 204 

Dalton  John  W.,  247  Worthington  street 
Dasutt  Joseph,  935  South  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 208 

Doherty  Michael,  457  State  street 
Flynn  John,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Greer  John  B.,  776  State  street 
Hood  & Miller,  Taylor  street— see  adv  card  p 268 
Hutchison  C.  S.,  rear  311  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 273 

Jacobs  Charles  E.,  Water  street 

Read  George  B.,  Water  Shop  hill 

Rose  Walter  B.,  860  Main  et — see  adv  card  p 357 

Sibley  & Fitch,  Liberty  street-see  adv  card  p 371 

Blank  Book  Makers. 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  301  Main  street — see  adv 
xix,  99,  and  top  of  pages 

Gill,  Hayes  & Co.,  260  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 242 

Bleachery. 

Southland  Henry,  67  Market  street 

Boarding-Houses. 

Allis  House,  230  Main  street 
Bender  Jacob,  19  State  street 
Bright  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  4 Cypress  street 
Broceau  Jeremy,  block  2,  Indian  Orchard 
Brown  Mrs.  E.  J.,  397  Main  street 
Bucklin  Mrs.  Jane,  corporation  block,  Indian 
Orchard 

Buguey  John  A.,  30  Harrison  avenue 
Calaghan  Hannah,  56  Walnut  street 
Canty  Mrs.  Mary,  72  Liberty  street 
Carman  Mrs.  Lydia,  47  Park  street 
Charlton  Mrs.  Eliza,  Water  street,  between 
Worthington  and  Bridge  streets 
Choren  Mrs.  Ann,  20  Wight  avenue 
Clifford  John,  block  1,  Indian  Orchard 
Colson  Mrs.  M.  C.,  32  Hampden  street 
Cotton  Mrs.  Francis,  23  Elm  street 
Dunbar  T.  J.,  74  Elm  street 
Evans  Mrs.  C.  F.,  149  State  street 
Foster  Mrs.  Hannah,  30  New  street 
Gardner  Mrs.  E.,  30  Emery  street 
Gove  Mrs.  M.  H.,  247  Worthington  street 
Gray  Mrs.  C.  N.,  183  Liberty  street 
Hallenstein  Mrs.  Hannah,  37  Dwight  street 
Hanschild  Charles,  corner  Water  and  Union  st 
Hardy  Mrs.  C.  W.,  119  Bridge  street 
Hart  Mrs.  Delia,  57  Hampden  street 
Keith  Gershom,  29  Myrtle  street 
Lanckton  Mrs.  Mary,  Main  st,  Indian  Orchard 
Lefebvre  F.  U.,  522  Main  street 
McDanill  Mrs.  Ellen,  Fitzgerald  & Page’s  block, 
W orthington  street 
Morgan  Mrs.  Mary,  12  Fort  street 
Moulton  Miles,  509  State  street 
Mullett  Mrs.  Mary  A.,  9 Symonds’  avenue 
Myrtle  Street  House,  29  Myrtle  street 
Parsons  Mrs.  Moses,  Water  street 
Putney  Mrs.  Sarah,  256  Main  street 
Sackett  Mrs.  S.  L.,  441  Union  street 
Scott  Mrs.  Eliza,  16  Vernon  street 
Severance  J.  F.,  133  Water  street 


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Shelden  Mrs.  Lucinda,  corporation  block,  Indian 
Orchard 

Smith  Mrs.  Anna  L.,  191  and  193  Main  street— see 
adv  card  p 349 

Speht  Charles,  19  and  21  Stockbridge  street 
Towne  Moody,  corner  Howard  and  Main  streets 
Trippe  Mrs.  Addie,  Water  street 
Webster  William  H.,  548  Main  street 
Williams  Elias,  278  North  Main  street 
Winslow  Mrs.  Fanny,  200  Spring  street 
Woodman  Mrs.  R.  S.,  19  Elm  street 

Boilers,  Engines,  Etc. 

Ellison  Francis,  52  and  56  Liberty  street— see  adv 
card  p 225 

Grimes  Edward  J.,  Liberty  street 
Hammond  S.  T.  & Co.,  107  Bridge  street— see  adv 
card  p 253 

Roche  John,  north  of  railroad  track,  near  Chase’s 
planing  mill— see  adv  card  p 375 

Bone,  Grist  and  Plaster  Mills. 

Crawford  & Dearnley,  957  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 203 

Bookbinders. 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  301  Main  street — see  adv 
pages  xix,  99,  and  top  of  pages 
Gill,  Hayes  & Co.,  260  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 242 

Book  Publishers. 

Bill,  Nichols  & Co.,  corner  Main  and  Liberty  sts 
—see  adv  card  p 160 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  301  Main  street— see  pages 
xix,  99,  in  back  of  book  and  top  of  pages 
Fisk  D.  E.  & Co.,  Hurlbut’s  block— see  adv  card 
p 230 

Flint  William  & Co.,  420  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 233 

Goddard  A.  N.,  380  Main  street 
Holland  W.  J.  & Co.,  267  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 267  , 

Merriam  G.  & C.,  110  and  112  State  street 
Zeigler,  McCurdy  & Co.,  274  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 416 

Booksellers. 

Burt  Augustine  & Co.,  367  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 177 

Burt  Roderick,  436  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 178 
Gill  & Hayes,  260  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 242 
Morris  F.  W.,  Hurlbut’s  block,  Main  street— see 
adv  card  p 320 

Rude  Horace,  375  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 358 
Ryan  Philip  J.,  269  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 360 
White  James,  162  State  street— see  adv  card  p 417 
Whitney  & Adams,  corner  Main  and  State  streets 
—see  adv  card  p 418 

Boot  and  Shoemakers  and  Repairers. 

Ball  A.  L.,  7 Sanford  street— see  adv  card  p 149 
Bartlett  Francis  W.,  98  State  street 
Bell  James,  Maple  street,  corner  State  street 
Burke  James,  333  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 17 
Colton  Chauncey,  Fulton  street 
Dexter  Rufus,  corner  Main  and  William  streets 
During  John  B.,  28  Harrison  avenue— see  adv 
card  p 221 


Evans  Nathan,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Frazer  John  P.,  corner  Hampden  and  Water  sts 
Frost  Joseph  W.,  488  Mill  street 
Frost  Lyman  C.,  165  Main  street 
Gaffney  John,  corner  State  and  Walnut  streets 
Given  John,  175  Pendleton  avenue 
Grohe  Christian,  70  Park  street 
Hill  Charles  H.,  223  Worthington  street 
Hughes  William,  50  Willow  street 
Lahey  Daniel,  187  Main  street 
Lynch  John,  Columbia  street 
Marcelles  Frank,  4 Dwight  street 
McAvoy  Thomas,  8 Bridge  street 
McManus  James,  45  Hampden  street 
Morse  O.  D.  & Co.,  376  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 321 
Squires  Martin,  121  State  street 
Stuckert  Brothers,  652  Main  street 
Swallow  & Haney,  corner  Market  st  and  Harri- 
son avenue— see  adv  card  p 387 
Williams  Peter,  147  State  st— see  adv  card  p 411 

Boots  and  Shoes. 

Retail. 

Boyington  Charles  M.,  123  State  street 
Burke  James,  333  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 176 
Childs  J.  R.,  346  Main  street 
Gibbs  N.  G.  & H.  A.,  248  Main  street 
Hitchcock  Joseph  W.,  447  State  street 
Kendall  Joel,  437  and  439  Main  street 
Kimberly  John  & Co.,  485  Central  street— see  adv 
card  p 284 

Lawton  & Butterfield,  opposite  Court  square — 
see  adv  card  p 292 

Marsh  W.  P.  & Co.,  430  Main  st — see  adv  p 91 
Morse  O.  D.  & Co.,  376  Main  street — see  adv  card 
p,321. 

Pinney  William  H.  & Co.,  496  Mill  street— see 
adv  card  p 341 

Shaw  Henry  A.,  117  State  st— see  adv  card  p 367 
Stewart  Austin,  corner  State  and  Walnut  streets 
Stuckert  Brothers,  522  Main  street 
Wenzel  J.,  346  Main  street 

Wholesale. 

Cutler,  McIntosh  & Co.,  273  Main  street 
Hixon  & Birnie,  255  and  257  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 265 

Morse  O.  D.  & Co.,  376  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 321 

Shaw  H.  A.,  117  State  street— see  adv  card  p 367 

Bowling  Alley. 

Nolan  Patrick  W.,  Lyman  street 

Brass  Founders. 

Emory  P.  P.  & Co.,  48  Hampden  street — see  adv 
card  p 225  and  adv  p 94 

Stebbins  E.,  Manufacturing  Co.,  Taylor  street — 
see  adv  p 92 

Brewers. 

Shaw  & Co.,  41  Water  street— see  adv  card  p 367 
Roche  Oscar,  Boston  road 

Brick  Manufacturers. 

Allis  Waitstill  H.,  Carew  street 
Allis  & Morse,  corner  South  Main  street  and 
Long  hill  road 


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Cooley  Rodolphus  M.,  9 Charter  avenue 
King  M.  H.,  Long  hill 

Leary  John,  South  Main  street,  below  the  ferry 
— see  adv  card  p 293 
Weyant  Daniel,  Long  hill 
Weyant  Harry,  Long  hill 

Bridge  Builders. 

Briggs  A.  D.  & Co.,  office  7 Fort  block,  292  Main 
street— see  adv  card  p 168 
Harris  & Wright,  3 Goodrich  block,  264  Main 
street— see  adv  card  p 257 
Hawkins  & Burrall,  corner  Main  and  Lyman 
streets— see  adv  card  p 260 

Brokers. 

Cattle. 

Fuller  Henry  I.,  374  Central  street 
Fuller  Horace  L.,  374  Central  street 
Money. 

Anderson  F.  W.  & Co.,  433  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 144 

Jordan  Josiah,  432  Main  st~see  adv  card  p 278 
Van  Wert  J.  L.,  29  Carew  st— see  adv  card  p 398 
Real  Estate. 

Beach  Theodore  D.,  6 Elm  street— see  adv  p xv 
Burt  Augustine  & Co.,  367  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 177 

Clark  Henry,  431  Main  street 
Fitzgerald  Patrick.  122  Bridge  street 
Hitchcock  Levi,  70  Spring  street 
Judd  & Gray,  414  Main  street 
George  'O.  Kingsbury,  438  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 286 

Labaree  John  W.,  31  Greenwood  street 
Ladd  E.  W.,  22  Orange  street— see  adv  card  p*289 
Page  George  E.,  122  Bridge  street 
Parsons  William  H.,431  Main  street 
Pierce  H.  A.,  394  Main  street 
Rice  Charles  W.,  494  Main  street 
Sleeper  M.  D.,  60  Main  street 
Titus  Andrew,  438  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 393 
Van  Wert  J.  L.,  29  Carew  street— see  adv  card  p 
397 

Yose  G.  O.,  428  Main  street 

Building  Movers. 

Bradley  Elam  I.,  Central  street 
Cross  & Son,  Thompson  street 
Trask  H.  C.,  418  Worthington  street 

Button  Manufacturers. 

Fallon  John,  Wight’s  block,  corner  Main  and 
Worthington  streets 
Goldthwait  M.  & Son,  15  Taylor  street 
Kingsley  Rodolphus,  Byers  street 
Newell  Brothers  Mfg  Co.,  129  Howard  street 

Cabinet  Makers. 

Bahl  Robert,  2 Bliss  street  corner  Main— see  adv 
card  p 148 

Hayward  Josiah,  20  Market  street 
Hitchcock  & Sanderson,  21  Taylor  street 
Hunt  & Shandrew,  opp  post-office,  see  adv  card 
p 272 

Kellogg  Theodore,  Jr.,  29  Hampden  street— see 
adv  card  p 281 


Knappe  Herman,  old  Unitarian  church  building 
State  street— see  adv  card  p 287 
Maxfield  & Co.,  419  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 306 
Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  52  to  62 
Dwight  street— see  adv  card  p 168 

Candle  Manufacturers. 

Miller  A.  D.  & Son,  21  Lyman  street— see  adv 
card  p 316 

Car  Axle  Manufacturers. 

Talcott  Norman  W.,  Brightwood 

Car  Builders. 

Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  Brightwood— see  adv 
p 90 

Car  Wheel  Manufacturers. 

Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  Brightwood— see  adv 
p 90 

Card-board,  Glazed  Paper,  Etc. 

New  England  Card  and  Paper  Co.,  Hanover  street 
—see  adv  p 96 

Tapley  George  W.,  corner  Park  and  Willow  sts 

Card  (Machine)  Manufacturers. 

Hampden  Card  Co.,  Sanford  street 

Carpenters  and  Builders. 

Adams  Amasa  A.,  house  91  Charles  street 
Aikens  Norman,  72  Greenwood  street 
Ashton  George  A.,  near  cor  Dwight  and  Worth- 
ington streets— see  adv  card  p 145 
Babbitt  Nathan  E.,  Wason  street,  Brightwood 
Babue  Brothers,  144  Water  street 
Bailey  W.  L.,  11  Dickinson  street— see  adv  card 
p 148 

Baker  John  A.,  37  Vine  street 
Bugbee  Ossian,  31  Grosvenor  street 
Calkins  Nelson,  93  Linden  street 
Caney  Thomas  B.,  Everett  street 
Cooley  Edward,  corner  Emery  and  Fulton  streets 
Currier  N.  M.,  33  Grant  street 
Davis  Daniel  A.,  Greenwood  street 
Driscoll  T.  & C.  J.,  72  Franklin  street 
Dumas  James.  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Eaton  L.  O.,  Barnes  lot,  near  Dwight  and  Hill- 
man streets— see  adv  card  p 223 
Farrar  B.  F.,  253  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 227 
Ferry  Charles  S.,  Liberty  street 
Ferry  H.  A.,  24  Myrtle  street 
Fiske  William  T.,  267  Chestnut  street 
Gardner  Richard  W.,  Taylor  street 
Gates  J.  E.,  45  Bradford  street 
Hawkes  John  W.,  279  Worthington  street 
Hitchcock  John,  35  Everett  street 
H itchcock  Josiah,  Hubbard  avenue 
Hogan  & O’Keefe,  Franklin  street 
Joyce  & Burnham,  150  \Vater  street 
Keyes  W.  D.,  48  Winthrop  street 
Ladd  E.  W.,  22  Orange  street— see  adv  card  p 289 
Marien  J.  H.,  69  Stockbridge  street— see  adv  card 
j)  304 

Martin  William  H.,  24  Lombard  street 
Mayo  Amaziah,  156  Lyman  street 
Moody  Gilbert  G.,  267  North  Main  street 
Moulton  Charles  C«.,  corner  Harrison  avenue  and 
Dwight  street— see  adv  card  p 322 


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More  Thomas,  309  Chestnut  street 
Philbrick  H.B.,  47  Everett  street 
Pratt  S.  W.,  671  State  street 
Scott  L.  H.,  34  Loring  street 
Searle  Rufus  C.,  43  Sargeant  street 
Shattuck  E.  W.,  Taylor  street,  near  Chestnut  st 
Shaw  Charles  L.,  corner  Water  and  Elm  streets 
— see  adv  card  p 367 
Sheldon  Legrand  C.,  57  Everett  street 
Shepherd  Chauncey,  115  School  street 
Stewart  Henry  A.,  169  Union  street 
Swan  D.  L.,  794  Main  street 
Warren  E.  S.,  27  Broad  street 
Wheeler  Edmund  A.,  Liberty  street — see  adv  card 
p 406 

Carpets  and  Oil  Cloths. 

Currier  & Hodskins,  corner  Main  and  Court 
streets— see  adv  card  p 205 
McKnight  John  D.,  340  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 311 

Prince  A.  A.  & Co.,  254  Main  street 
Tinkam  & Co.,  432  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 393 

Carpet  Weavers. 

Matthews  Joseph,  200  Pendleton  avenue 
Morrison  John,  58  Main  street 

Carriage  Dealers. 

Bayley  S.,  Harrison  avenue— see  adv  card  p 154 
Symonds  William  H.,  73  and  75  Pynchon  street- 
see  adv  card  p 388 

Carriage  Makers. 

Bailey  H.  F.,  35  East  Court  street— see  adv  p 97 
Dasutt  Joseph,  935  South  Main  street — see  adv 
card  p 208 

Fawcett  F.  W.,  corner  Hancock  and  King  street 
— see  adv  card  p 227 
Jones  George  J.,  Boston  road 
O’Brien  Thomas,  corner  Hubbard  and  Dale  ave- 
nues—see  adv  card  p 329 
Perkins  Osmon,  33  Taylor  st— see  adv  card  p 338 
Read  George  B.,  Water  Shop  hill 
Rogers  & White,  East  Court  street— see  adv  card 
p 356 

Smith  David  & Co.,  Park  st— see  adv  card  p 374 

Carriage  and  Saddlery  Hardware 
and  Trimmings. 

Baker  Henry  K.,  13  Lyman  street — see  adv  card 
p 149 

Kane  J.  T.,  31  Taylor  street— see  adv  card  p 279 

Cartridge  Manufacturer. 

Leet  C.  D.,  29  Hillman  street 

Carvers. 

Burckard  & Jenks,  corner  Main  and  Worthing- 
ton streets— see  adv  card  p 176 
Keenan  W.  A.,  21  Taylor  st— see  adv  card  p 279 

Cement  and  Drain  Pipe. 

Curtis  D.  J.  & Co.,  Linden  st— see  adv  p ii 
Wilcox  J.  P.  & Co.,  140  State  street— see  adv  card 
p 409 

Children’s  Carriages. 

Peck  & Baker,  office  13  Lyman  street— see  adr 
card  p 337 


Cigar  and  Tobacco  Manufacturers 

and  Dealers. 

(See  Tobacconists.) 

Circulating  Libraries. 

Gill  & Hayes,  260  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 242 
Leavitt,  Gillespie  & Gilmore,  115  State  street — 
see  adv  card  p 293 

City  Parcel  Express, 

Ames  Jonathan  A.,  228  Allen  street— see  adv 
card  p 143 

Civil  Engineers  and  Surveyors. 

Ball  Edwin  P.,  292  Main  street 
Bettes  Stockwell,  office  City  Hall 
Briggs  A.  D.  & Co.,  office  7 Fort  block,  292  Main 
street— see  adv  card  p 168 
Butler  William  H.,  55  Dwight  street 
Clapp  A.  F.,  4 Goodrich  block— see  adv  card  p 189 
Ellis  George  A.,  515  State  street 
Frost  Frederick  W.,  64  Elm  street 
Harris  W.  B.,  5 Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street — 
see  adv  card  p.257 

Hawkins  & Burrall,  Agawam  Bank  block— see 
adv  card  p 260 

Smith  Heman,  44  Pynchon  street 

Clairvoyants. 

Clark  Mrs.  Mary  A.  P.,  42  Greenwood  street 
Manley  Mrs.  A.  B.,  30  Emery  street— see  adv  card 
p 303 

Woods  Mrs.  Lizzie  P.,  235  Worthington  street 

Claim  Agents. 

Tifft  L.  A.,  corner  Main  and  Elm  streets— see  adv 
card  p 392 

Clothing  (Ready  made)  Stores. 

Avery  Henry  443  Main  street 
Brigham  D.  H.  & Co.,  399  and  401  Main  street- 
see  adv  card  p 169 

Burdick  Henry  C.,  332  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 175 

Downs  & Haynes,  506  Main  street— see  adv  card 

p 218 

Haynes  & Co.,  corner  Main  and  Pynchon  streets 
—see  adv  card  p 261 

Keyes  Henry  & Co.,  424  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 283 

Miller,  Allen  & Co.,  246  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 315 

Newell  & Battersby,  corner  Main  and  Worthing- 
ton streets— see  adv  card  p 326 
Packard  Sidney  & Co.,  350  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 333 

Vaughan  & Parker,  388  Main  st— see  adv  card 
p 398 

Wilcox  E.  H.,  437  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 409 

Coal  Sifting  Machine. 

Harris  Samuel,  115  Liberty  street 

Coal  Dealers. 

Abbey  A.  B.,  114  Worthington  street— see  adv 
card  p 137 


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Banks  J.  II.  & Son,  office  482  Main  street — see  adv  | 
card  p 150 

Bemis,  Phillips  & Co.,  16  Taylor  street— see  adv 
p xv  and  adv  card  p 157 

Bumstead  S.  S.,  229  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 174 
Chapin  Charles  W.,  87  State  street 
Gray  F.  Edward,  263  Main  street— see  adv  p xiii 
and  adv  card  p 247 
Johnson  R.  S.,  337  State  street 
McLoughlin  Thomas  & Co.,  corner  Main  and  San- 
ford streets— see  adv  p xv 
Mills  Isaac,  foot  Court  street 
Mosely  & Holt,  215  Main  street 


McGinley  James  A.,  353  Main  street 
Pierce  Mrs.  M.  A.,  1 Maple  street 
Piper  Lewis  L.,  202  Worthington  street 
Sawiu  Farnum  E.,  262  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 363 
Spencer  James  P.,  445  State  street 
Wolcott  Edmund  R.,  329  and  335  Main  street 
Wholesale. 

Gunn  & Merrill,  241  Main  street 

Confectionery  Manufacturers. 

Cowles  A.  F.,  491  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 202 
Kibbe  Brothers  & Co.,  385  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 283 


Coffee  and  Spice  Manufacturers. 

Freeman  Merrick,  87  Market  street 
McFarland  A.,  74  Worthington  street 

Coffins  and  Caskets. 

Bourke  Brothers,  293  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 164 
Dickinson  E.  W.  & Co.,  143  State  street— see  adv 
card  p 213 

Ryan  & Driscoll,  269  Main  street 
Washburn  E.  G.,  corner  Sanford  and  Market  sts 
— see  adv  p 92  and  adv  card  p 402 


Cooper. 

Zinsser  Fred,  28  Dwight  street 

Coppersmiths. 

Emory  P.  P.  & Co.,  48  Hampden  street— see  adv 
card  p225 

Corrugated  Iron  Manufacturers. 

American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  corner  Hillman 
and  Dwight  streets— see  adv  card  p 143 

Costumers. 


Commission  Agent. 

Titus  Andrew,  438  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 393 

Commission  Merchants. 

Arnold  & Lyon,  Lyman  street — see  adv  card  p 145 
Bigelow  S.  & Co.,  23  Hampden  street— see  adv 
card  p 159 

Eldredge  & Lewis,  251  and  253  Main  street— see 
adv  card  p 224 

Hale,  Oakes  & Tower,  49  and  53  Worthington  st— 
see  adv  card  p 251 

King,  Norton  & Ladd  219  Main  street 
Lane,  Smith  & Adams,  17  to  21  Hampden  street 
Lent  George  W.,  287  Main  street 
Palmer  Samuel  & Co.,  25  Hampden  street — see 
adv  card  p 333 

Sibley  & Rathbun,  cor  Main  and  Stockbridge  sts 
— see  adv  card  p 371 

Smith,  Hinsdale  & Co.,  23  Hampden  street— see 
adv  card  p 375 

Wilder  & Puffer,  526  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 407 
Woodworth  Giles,  Fulton  street 
Worthy  J.  L.  & Co.,  27  Hampden  street— see  adv 
card  p 415 

Concrete  Walks. 

Ford  Zina,  75  Colton  street 

Confectionery  and  Fruit. 

Amsden  J.  L.,  493  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 143 
Augur  W.  H.  C.,  318  Main  st— see  adv  card'p  146 
Baker  Seth,  post-office  rotunda,  406  Main  street 
Barr  Edwin  C.,  384  and  471  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 152 

Blaisdell  V.  M.,  471  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 161 

Fisher  John  A.,  62  Union  street 

Fuller  Otis,  285  Main  street 

Gardner  J.  A.,  474  Main  street 

Gunn  & Merrill,  241  Main  street 

Johnson  Alonzo  H.,  164  State  street 

Lyon  C.  T.,  210  Main  street 


Buchholz  Herman,  365  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 173 

Scottron  Mrs.  J.  M.,  352  Main  street 

Cotton  Waste  dealers. 

Arms  William  S.,  20  Commercial  row 

Glover  Edward,  249  Union  street 

Howard  & Brothers,  242  Main  street 

Mattoon  George,  310  Main  street 

Olmstead  John,  William  street 

Pearl  H.  W.,  35  Willow  street— see  adv  card  p 336 

Cracker  Bakers,  (Wholesale.) 

Carr  J.  S.  & Co.,  Market  st — see  adv  card  p 183 

Crockery,  Glassware,  &c. 

Dearden  William,  294  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 211 
Grant  Justus  W.,  395  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 247 
Lane  George  M.,  152  Bridge  street 
Livermore,  Swan  & Co.,  Hurlbut’s  block,  Main  st 
—see  adv  card  p 297 

Pierce,  Abbott  & Co.,  435  Main  street — see  adv 
1st  p colored  leaf,  back  of  book 

Croquet  Manufacturers. 

Bradley  Milton  & Co.,  corner  Harrison  avenue 
and  Dwight  street— see  adv  card  p 166 

Curtain  Fixtures*  &c. 

Knappe  Herman,  old  Unitarian  church  building, 
State  street— see  adv  card  p 287 
Whitney  & Adams,  corner  Main  and  State  streets 
—see  adv  card  p 408 

Wiese  F.,  22  Harrison  avenue— see  adv  card  p 409 

Dancing  Teachers. 

Loomis  A.  M.,  Foot’s  block,  502  Main  street 
Reilly  P.  H.,  3S0  Main  street 

Dentists. 

Ames  Dr.  N.  E.,  453  Main  street 
Anderson  Dr.  J.  J.,  62  and  64  Bridge  street— see 
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Bartholomew  S.  B..  397  Main  street--see  adv 
card  p 153 

Derby  P.  H.,  437  Main  street 
Devereaux  Ambrose  J.,  437  Main'street 
Dodge  J.  N.,  2,  3 and  4 Barnes’  block,  294  Main 
street— see  adv  card  p 215 
Hurlbut  C.  S.,  Hurlbut’s  block 
Hurlbut  J.  Searle,  Shaw’s  block,  Main  street- 
see  adv  card  p 273 
Morgan  Newton,  380  Main  street 


Cole  Mrs.  Elvira,  22  Orleans  street 
Dunning  Mrs.  E.  H.,  42  Union  street 
Denver  Miss  E.  C.,  344  Main  street 
Darling  Miss  Julia  E.,  14  Dale  street 
Fairbanks  Mrs.  Mary,  100  Franklin  street 
Fay  Mrs.  J.  A.,  279  Walnut  street 
Frost  Mrs.  E.  A.,  255  Central  street 
Gardner  Mrs.  Charlotte,  176  Water  street 
Gardner  Mrs.  Walter,  13  Morris  street 
Gibbons  Mary  A.  V.,  155  Magazine  street 


Noble  Dr.  Lester,  corner  Main  and  State  streets  j Greene  M.  Alice,  77  Pearl  street 


— see  adv  card  p 326 
Pease  George  F.,  136  Walnut  street 
Perkins  Cyrus,  465  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 338 
Searle  F.,  352  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 364 
StockwellC.  T.,  494  Main  street 

Dentists’  Materials. 

Williams  William  M.,  opposite  Court  Square- 
see  adv  card  p 408 

Desks,  Counters,  etc. 

Hitchcock  & Sanderson,  21  Taylor  street 
Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  52  to  62  Dwight 
street — see  adv  card  p 168 

Die  Sinkers. 

Bolen  John  A.,  173  High  street 
Kendall  A.  H.,  475  Main  street 


Doors,  Windows  and 
Blinds. 


Window 


Richards  C.  W.  & Co.,  123  Liberty  street 


Grout  Mrs.  J.  A.,  328  Main  street 
I Haskin  Sepha  M.,  397  Worthington  street 
j Hitchcock  Mrs.  S.  S.,  70  Bliss  street 
I Hitchcock  Mrs.  B.  C.,  6 Opera  House  block 
Kendall  Mrs.  G.  A.,  45  Harrison  avenue 
King  Mrs.  H.  A.,  22  West  William  street 
Loomis  Mrs.  M.  A.,  358  Main  street 
Martin  Mrs.  M.  A.,  71  Gardner  street 
Martin  Miss  E.  C.  C.,  foot  Mechanic  street 
Martinson  Mrs.  Augusta,  44  Morgan  street 
Marsh  Mrs.  J.  N.,  13  Summer  street 
Mclntire  Miss  Anna  M.,  98  Main  street 
Norcott  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  37  Pynchon  street 
Norton  Mrs.  Mary,  234  Liberty  street 
Randall  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  27  Monroe  street 
j Sanderson  Miss  Lizzie  B.,  374  Central  street 
i Scottron  Mrs.  J.  M.,  352  Main  street 
I Sealey  Mrs.  J.  R.,  187  Chestnut  street 
Shaw  Miss  Lydia,  19  Worthington  street 
* Shepard  & Smith,  358  Main  st 
| Smith  Miss  Emma,  531  State  street 
| Stevens  Miss  Maria  C.,  46  Pynchon  street 


Warner  David,  15,  17,  21  and  23  Market  street  | Steves  Mrs.  C.  J.,  Worthington  street 


—see  adv  card  p 401 
Walker  T.  M.  & Co.,  37,  39  and  41  Market  street  j 
—see  adv  card  p 399 

Draughtsman. 

Emery  C.  A..  28  Florida  street 

Dress  and  Cloak  Makers,  etc. 

Adams  Mrs.  H.,  97  Florence  street 
Arnold  Mrs.  M.  A.,  2 Hampden  House  block, 
438  Main  street 

Austin  Mrs.  R.  H.,  146  Bridge  street 
Bagg  Miss  Ann  N.,  28  Cypress  street 
Barrett  Mrs.  F.  E.,  589  State  street 
Barrows  Mrs.  Belle,  176  Union  street 
Bascom  Miss  A.  R.,  114  State  street 
Beals  Mrs.  E.,  86  Central  street 
Bennett  Miss  Ellen,  139  Lyman  street 
Benson  Miss  M.  A.,  397  Main  street 
Bestor  Miss  Adaline,  71  State  street 
Billings  Miss  Sophia -S.,  93  Greenwood  street 
Bliss  Miss  Abbie,  4 Florence  street 
Bradley  Mrs.  E.  I.  Central  street 
Breakwell  Mrs.  H.  E.,  176  Bridge  street 
Brown  Mrs.  S.  C.,  214  Worthington  street 
Burns  Miss  Katie,  132  William  street 
Bush  Miss  Adaline,  491  State  street 
Butler  Mrs.  C.  C.,  46  Bridge  street 
Cafferty  Miss  Sabina,  33  Lombard  street 
Cheever  Mrs.  M.  H.,  15  Hurlbut’s  block 
Childs  Mrs.  M.  L.,  41  Harrison  avenue 
Clement  Mrs.  J.  C.,  242  Walnut  street 
Clough  Mrs.  C.,  331  Water  street 
Coffey  Mrs.  Ellen,  62  Congress  street 


Stoneman  Mrs.  G.,  Park  street 
Strong  Mrs.  S.  J.,  21  Barnes’  block 
Sullivan  Miss  E.  M.,  Woodworth  avenue 
Swinington  Miss  A.,  24  Pendleton  avenue 
Trainor  Miss  Mary  A.,  61  Congress  street 
Treadwell  Mrs.  L.  S.,  35  High  street  * 

Pepper  Mrs.  J.  J.,  453  State  street 
Phetteplace,  Mrs.  M.  A.,  6 Barnes’  blk,  394  Main 
street 

Priest  Mrs.  Maria  T.,  308  Worthington  street 
Purvis  Mrs.  C.  A.,  49  Hancock  street 
Wait  Mrs.  H.  S.,  29  Oak  street 
Wallace  Mrs.  E.  W.,  688  Main  street 
Walker  Mrs.  C.  A.,  239  Mill  street 
Whitcher  Mrs.  Reuben,  Worthington  street 
Wilson  Miss  Jane,  288  Worthington  street 
Williams  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  669  Main  street 
Wood  Mrs.  A.  H.,  65  Dwight  street 

Druggists. 

Alden  Charles  P.,  270  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 140 
Barstow  G.  E.,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Brewer  H.  & J.,  463  Main  street 
Brown  George  C.,  1 Allis’  block,  232  Main  street — 
see  adv  card  p 171 

Dickinson  Frank  S.,  354  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 213 

Dow  John  O.,  410  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 218 
Higgins  Dr.  A.  M.  & Co.,  489  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 263 

Hooker  John,  484  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 268 
Keefe  & Burdett,  326  and  686  Main  street— see 
adv  line  top  first  page  of  cover 


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Masters  & Preston,  opposite  Court  square — see 
adv  card  p 306 

Merritt  C.  C.,  461  State  street— see  adV  card  p 314 
and  adv  line  on  last  page  of  cover 
Morse  Winslow  B.,  Main  street— Indian  Orchard 
Pabke  A.  & Co.,  604  Main  street 
Pease  George  F.,  136  Walnut  street 
Quinby  B.  F.  & Co.,  451  State  street— see  adv 
card  p 346 

Sheldon  George  D.,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Stebbins  E.  C.,  538  Main  street 
Webber  J.  T.  & Co.,  corner  Main  and  State  sts— 
see  adv  opposite  page  403  and  at  bottom  of  pages 

Dry  Goods. 

Retail. 

Bolger  Philip  J.,  Main  street — Indian  Orchard 
Brown  M.  L.  & Co.,  467  State  street 
Bumstead  M.  A.,  240  Walnut  street— see  adv  card 
p 174 

Bushnell  H.  S.  & Co.,  382  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 178 

Carter  & Cooley,  278  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 184 
Currier  & Hodskins,  corner  Main  and  Court  sts— 
see  adv  card  p 205 

Forbes  & Smith,  390  and  392  Main  st — see  adv  leaf 
opposite  p 234 

French  & Cooley,  312  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 236 

Kimberly  John  & Co.,  485  Central  street— see  adv 
card  p 284 

Lincoln  & Long,  370  Main  street 
McKnight,  Norton  & Hawley,  340  Main  street — 
see  adv  card  p 311 
Newton  A.  J.,  473  State  street 
Pinney  William  H.  & Co.,  496  Mill  street— see  adv 
card  p 341 

Rockwood  J.  T.,  348  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 355 
Shea  John  & Co.,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Tilley  Orrin  E.,  corner  Oak  and  Main  sts,  Indian 
Orchard 

Tinkham  & Co.,  432  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 393 
Wholesale. 

Forbes  & Smith,  390  and  392  Main  st— see  adv 
leaf  opposite  p 234 

Hale,  Oakes  & Tower,  49  and  53  Worthington  st— 
see  adv  card  p 251 

McKnight,  Norton  & Hawley,  340  Main  street- 
see  adv  card  p 311 

Rockwood  J.  T.,  348  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 355 

Dye  Houses. 

Broadhurst  T.  & Son,  57  Worthington  street— see 
adv  card  p 338 

People’s  Dye  House,  57  Worthington  st— see  adv 
card  p 338 

Harmon  I.  & Co.,  361  Main  street— see  adv  line 
on  back  of  cover 

Dave  Trough  Manufacturer. 

Hall  George  W.,  50  White  st— see  adv  card  p 188 

Elastic  Webbing  Manufacturer. 

Burdett  Thomas,  111  Pine  street 

Electrotypers. 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  301  Main  street — see  adv 
pages  xix,  98,  99  and  top  of  pagesj 


Van  Vlack  Charles,  301  Main  street 

Emigration  Agency. 

Ryan  Philip  J.,  269  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 360 

Engravers. 

Bradley  Milton  & Co.,  corner  Harrison  avenue 
and  Dwight  streets— see  adv  card  p 166 
Chalmers  David,  260  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 185 
Chubbuck  Thomas,  469  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 189 

Lutz  J.  C.  & Co.,  275  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 299 
Martin  F.  W.,  25  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street 

Envelope  Manufacturers. 

Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  76  Worthington  street 
Springfield  Envelope  Co.,  Hillman  street 

Express  Offices. 

Adams  Express  Co.,  14  Court  street 
American  Express  Co.,  Lyman  street— see  adv 
card  p 143 

Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary. 

Gardner  William  W.,  155  State  street — see  adv 
card  p 239 

Fancy  Dry  Goods. 

Carter  & Cooley,  278  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 184 

Cashin  Mrs.,  365  Main  Street— see  adv  card  p 184 
Colby  John,  359  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 194 
Coleman  M.  & B.,  282  Main  street 
Ferre  C.  D.  & Co.,  378  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 228 
Howland  Miss  Lucy,  219  Worthington  street 
Jennison  & Kendall,  422  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 276 

Kinsman  T.  S.,  corner  Main  and  Court  streets — 
see  adv  card  p 286 

Kinsman  W.  D.,  360  Main  street— see  adt  ddrd  p 
286 

Leavitt,  Gillespie  & Gilmore,  115  State  street — 
see  adv  card  p 293 
Paquette  Henry,  Main  street 
Wallach,  Schwab  & Zinsser,  356  Main  street- 
see  adv  card  p 400 

Wilcox  O.  W.,  383  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 409 
Wholesale. 

Chapin,  Wooster  & Co.,  352  Main  street 
Hale,  Oakes  & Tower,  49  and  53  Worthington 
street— see  adv  card  p 251 

Feeding  and  Sale  Stables. 

Cook  F.  A.,  Market  street — see  adv  card  p 198 
Patch  E.  H.,  rear  22  Harrison  avenue— see  adv 
card  p 335 

Symonds  William  H.,  73  and  75  Dwight  street- 
see  adv  card  p 388 

Fertilizers. 

Bagg  & Batchelder,  423  Main  street — see  adv 
card  p 147 

Evans  Charles  E.,  149  State  street 

Wilder  & Puffer,  626  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 410 

File  Works. 

Ferris  J.  T.,  8 Market  street— see  adv  card  p 229 
Filter  Manufacturers. 

Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  33  Market  street- 
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Fire  Arms. 

Smith  Dexter,  foot  Maple  street 
Smith  &,  Wesson,  66  Stockbridge  street 

Fine  Art  Store. 

Gill  & Hayes,  260  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 242 

Fish  and  Oysters. 

Adams  E.  P.,  (W.  B.  Small  agent,)  367  Main 
street— see  adv  card  p 138 
Ames  Samuel,  29  Boylston  street 
Clark  D.  W.,  49  Ashley  street 
Granger  T.  M.,  544  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 
246 

Lillibridge  & Wright,  554  Main  street 
Martin  H.  C.,  1 Walnut  street — see  adv  card  p 
305 

Phelps,  William  D.,  11  Railroad  street 
Quimby  H.  A.,  13  Market  street— see  adv  card  p 
346 

Seaver  William  T.,  9 Cypress  street— see  adv 
card  p 365 

Smith  s.  L.,  185  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 376 
Stanhope  H.  R.,  corner  Hancock  and  Central  sts 
Webber  J.  W.,  99  Worthington  street— see  adv 
card  p 403 

Florists. 

Clarke  Edmund  W.,  311  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 192 

Miellez  & Co.,  Plainfield  street— see  adv  p xvii 
Shehan  Jeremiah,  34  Morris  street 
Wilkinson  John,  Ashmun  street 

Flour,  Grain  and  Feed. 

Bangs  John,  539  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 150 
Beebe  T.  C.,  49  Water  street 
Bigelow  S.  & Co.,  23  Hampden  street— see  adv 
card  p 159 

Crawford  & Dearnley,  957  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 203 

Foster  Cyrus  A.,  18  Harrison  avenue— see  adv 
card  p 234 

King,  Norton  & Ladd,  219  Main  street 
Palmer  Samuel  & Co.,  27  Hampden  street— see 
adv  card  p 333 

Mattoon  William  P.,  26  Lyman  street 
Sibley  & Rathbun,  cor  Main  and  Stockbridge 
streets— see  adv  card  page  371 
Wight  H.  K.,  corner  Worcester  and  Pine  streets, 
Indian  Orchard 

Wilder  & Puffer,  626  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 410 
Working  men’s  flour  store,  Fulton  street 
Worthy  J.  L.  & Go.,  27  Hampden  street— see  adv 
card  p 415 

Foundries. 

Trask  Eliphalet,  148  Water  street 
Wright  & Emerson,  Liberty  st— see  adv  p 94 

French  Teacher. 

Ekholtz  Mile  Louise,  29  Myrtle  street 

Fruit  and  Vegetables. 

Adams  E.  P.,  (W.  B.  Small,  agent,)  357  Main 
street— see  adv  card  p 138 
55 


Furniture  Manufacturers  and 
Dealers. 

Bahl  Robert,  2 Bliss  street— see  adv  card  p 148 
Eldredge  & Lewis,  251  and  253  Main  street— see 
adv  card  p 224 

Hunt  & Shandrew,  opposite  post-office— see  adv 
last  p of  map  and  272 

Kellogg  Theodore,  Jr.,  29  Hampden  street— see 
adv  card  p 281 

Knappe  Herman,  old  Unitarian  church  building, 
State  street— see  adv  card  p 287 
Lyman  & Woods,  204  Worthington  street 
Maxfield  & Co.,  419  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 306 
Nelen  F.  W.,  365  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 325 
Pierce,  Abbott  & Co.,  435  Main  street— see  colored 
leaf  in  back  of  book 

Furniture  Repairers. 

Burgin  Thomas,  Wight’s  block,  corner  Main  and 
Worthington  streets— see  adv  card  p 175 
Austin  Renssalear,  403  Walnut  street 

Gardeners. 

Hitchcock  Alden,  56  Auburn  street— see  adv  card 
p 265 

Stanton  Frank,  23  Essex  street 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  etc . 

Beebe  & Maginnis,  443  State  street— see  adv  card 
p 156. 

Gas  Fitters. 

Ellison  Francis,  52  and  56  Liberty  street— see  adv 
card  p 225 

Evans  & Fox,  18  Vernon  st — see  adv  card  p 226 
Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,  83  Worthington  street- 
see  adv  card  p 340 

Roche  John,  north  of  railroad  track  near  Chase’s 
planing  mill— see  adv  card  p 355 

Gas  Fixtures. 

Elwell  E.  M.,  3 Shaw’s  block— see  adv  card  p 225 
Livermore,  Swan  & Co.,  Hurlbut’s  block,  Main 
street— see  adv  card  p 297 

Gas  Light  Company. 

Springfield  Gas  Light  Co.,  490  Main  street 

Gas  Machines. 

Gilbert  & Barker  Manufacturing  Co.,  185  Ly- 
man street — see  adv  p viii  and  ix 
Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,  83  Worthington  street- 
see  adv  p xi  and  adv  card  p 340 

General  Jobbers. 

Eldridge  & Hastings,  495  Main  street 
Gifford  John  H.,  485  Main  street— see  adv  first  p 
of  map  and  adv  card  p 241 
Gouch  George  A.,  9 Market  st— see  adv  card  p 245 

Gentlemen’s  Furnishing  Goods. 

Avery  & Walker,  393  Main  street 
Blodgett  A.  & Brother,  280  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 162 

Brigham  D.  H.,  & Co.,  399  and  401  Main  street 
— see  adv  card  p 169 

Burdick  Henry  C.,  332  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 175 

Clark  Walter  S.  & Co.,  268  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 191 


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Hall  & Prew,  296  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 252 
Newell  & Battersby,  corner  Main  & Worthington 
streets— see  adv  card  p 326 
Bay  Samuel  C.,  417  Main  street— 6ee  adv  p xii 
and  adv  card  p 348 

Sanderson  & Son,  398  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 362 

Tobey  Frank  G.,  582  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 393 
Wilcox  E.  H.,  437  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 409 

Glazing  Tool  Manufacturers, 

Adams  B.  F.  & Co.,  office  65  Willow  street--see 
adv  card  p 138 

Gold  Chain  Manufacturers, 

Robinson  P.  E.  & Co.,  corner  Harrison  avenue 
and  Dwight  street 

Rumrill  J.  B.  & Co.,  45  Morris  street 

Gold  Leaf  Manufacturer. 

Harwood  F.  W.,  186  Walnut  street— see  adv  card 
p 258 

Gold  Pen  Maker. 

Packard  Charles  N.,  19  Goodrich  block,  Main 
street— see  adv  card  p 332 

Gold  Platers, 

Albro  H.,  85  Worthington  st— see  adv  card  p 140 
Kane  J.  T.,  31  Taylor  street— see  adv  card  p *79 
Schoonmaker  D.,  Taylor  st— see  adv  card  p 3G4 
Warner  J.  M.,  opposite  Court  Square— see  adv 
card  p 401 

Grist  Mills. 

Bangs  John,  Mill  street— see  adv  card  p 150 
Crawford  & Dearnley,  957  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 203 

Grocers. 

Armory  store,  F.  Chillingworth,  prop.,  455  State  st 
Bangs  A.  W.  & E.  S.,  534  Main  street 
Barney  George  C.,  515  Main  street 
Barrett  J.  H.  & Brother,  Worthington  street— see 
adv  card  p 152 

Batclielder  & Dorman.  110  Walnut  street 
Blair  \\  illiam  S.,  302  Main  street 
Bly  E.  & C.  A.,  306  Main  street 
Bumsfead  M.  A.,  242  Waluut  street— see  adv  card 
p 174 

Burnett  & Cay,  555  Main  street 
Burns  John,  52  Sharon  street 
Butterfield  & Gilbert,  213  Main  .street — see  adv 
card  p 179  * 

Call  Charles  A.,  J5  Mill  street— see  adv  card  p 180 
Camp  & Cooley,  194  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 181 
Cate  Nathaniel,  corner  State  and  Walnut  streets 
— see  adv  card  p 184 

Chandler  J.  M.  & Co.,  509  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 186 

Chillingworth  Felix,  State  street,  opp  Armory 
Cook  E.  C.  & Co.,  337  Water  street— see  adv  card 
p 198 

Craig  Arthur,  562  Main  street 
Cutler  Luther,  560  Main  street 
Davison  H.  J.,  508  Main  street 
Dawes  Lyman  E.,  52  Main  street 
Dunlea  Patrick  H.,  870  Main  street 
Dwight  Elihu,  13  Allis  block,  Main  street 


Field  Charles  P.,  Ill  Worthington  street 
Flannery  James,  896  Main  street 
Gage  F.  D.,  154  Bridge  street 
Garvey  James,  56  Terrence  street 
Garvey  Michael,  31  Congress  street 
Goff  Franklin  M.,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Gowdy  H.  C.,  636  Main  street 
Handy  H.  B.  & Co.,  696  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 254 

Harrington  & Sullivan,  70  Ferry  street 
Hazen  & Welden,  661  Main  street 
Holbrook  S.  B.  & W.  S.,  371  Main  street 
Homer  & Wheeler,  457  State  street 
Houghton  & Fisk,  26  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 269 
Houston  & Dewey,  30  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 269 

Hubbard  S.  H.  & J.  F.,  corner  State  and  Market 
streets— see  adv  card  p 271 
Hudson  Charles  T.,  161  State  street 
Jenks  L.  F.,  3 Allis  block— see  adv  card  p 275 
Jennings  Martin,  23  Sharon  street 
Kenna  James,  corner  Columbia  and  Winter  sts 
Kimberly  John  & Co.,  485  Central  street— see  adv 
card  p 284 

King  Homer  F,.,  corner  Oak  and  Walnut  streets 
Leonard  J.  M.,  corner  Hancock  and  Tyler  streets 
— see  adv  card  p 295 
Leonard  Michael,  61  Ferry  street 
Lerolie  Emil,  549  Main  street 
Marsh  J.  S.  & Co.,  391  Main  street— see  adv  p xiii 
and  adv  card  p 304 
Massicott  Mitchell,  296  Water  street 
McAvoy  Bryan,  97  Hancock  street 
McCarty  James  & Co.,  7 Ferry  street 
Niles  Alonzo  F.,  58  Main  street 
O’Flaherty  John,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Pease  A.  P.,  355  Walnut  street 
Pinney  William  H.  & Co.,  496  Mill  street— see  adv 
card  p 341 

Rice  John  L.,  184  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 350 
Rice  William  I.,  192  Pine  street 
Ryan  Daniel,  36  Hampden  street 
Schmidt  Frederick,  352  Water  street 
Shaw  S.  A.  & Co.,  134  East  State  street— see  adv 
card  p 367 

'hea  John  & Co.,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Simonds  & Adams,  196  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 372 

Simons  S.  B.,  30  Pynchon  street 

Yining  William  D,,  192  Worthington  street 

Waite  E.  H.,  463  State  street 

Weston  George  W.,  160  State  street 

Whalen  Jeremiah,  Main  street,  corner  Ferry  st 

Winter  L.  S.  & J.  K.,  514  Main  street 

Winter  P.  D.  & Son,  518  Main  street 

Woolson  Charles  A.,  corner  Bridge  and  Water  sts 

—see  adv  card  p 414 

Wholesale. 

Downing  & Sturtevant,  321  Main  street 
Gunn  William  & Co.,  97  State  street 
Marsh  J.  S.  & Co.,  391  Main  st— see  adv  p xiii 
and  card  p 304 

Palmer  Samuel  & Co.,  27  Hampden  street— see 
adv  card  p 333 

West,  Stone  & Co.,  37  and  39  Hampden  street- 
see  adv  card  p 405 


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Gunsmiths. 

Gifford  J H.,  485  Main  street— see  adv  card  first 
p of  map  and  adv  card  p 241 
Smith  Dexter,  foot  Maple  street 

Hair  Work. 

Montague  W.  H.,  209  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 317 

Hair  Dressers. 

Pell  & Adams,  State  street,  opposite  Armory 
Scottron  Miss  M.  E.,  352  Main  street 

Hair  Goods. 

Thompson  W.  H.,  119  State  street 

Hand  Stamn  Manufacturer. 

Hill  B.  B.,  52  Harrison  avenue 

Hardware  Dealers, 

Blackstone  C.  J.,  272  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 
161 

Chapin  & Kibbee,  244  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 187  f 

Foot  Homer  & Co.,  corner  Main  and  State  streets 
—see  adv  p x 

Graves  George  A.,  429  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 247 
Smith  & Stewart,  488  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 376 

Hardware  Manufacturers. 

English  Mrs.  B.  C.,110  Central  street 
Trafton  John  W.,  31  Hillman  street 

Harnesses,  Saddlery  and  Trunk 
Manufacturers. 

Bayley  S.,  Harrison  avenue — see  adv  card  p 154 
Bull  J.  N.,  472  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 174 
Harrison  John  T.,  365  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 257 

Harwood  E.  J.,  1 Cypress  st— see  adv  card  p 258 
Hewitt  J.  R.,  274  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 263 
King  R.  S.,  South  Main  street 
Payne  William,  Sanford  st— see  adv  card  p 336 
Quimby  A.  R.,  Market  street  near  Harrison  ave 
Russell  John  K.,  corner  State  and  Walnut  streets 
Russell  & Gage,  Lincoln  Hall  block— see  adv  card 
p 359 

Wellman  & Fuller,  277  and  279  Main  street— see 
adv  card  p 404 

White  Daniel  G.,  Commercial  row,— see  adv  card 
p 407 

Wilkinson  Warren  H.,  275  Main  street 

Hats,  Caps,  Furs,  etc. 

Avery  & Walker,  393  Main  street 
Brigham  D.  H.  & Co.,  399  and  401  Main  street— 
see  adv  card  p 169 

Clark  Walter  S.  & Co.,  268  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 161 

Downs  & Haynes,  506  Main  street— see  card  p 218 
Hall  & Prew,  296  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 252 
Lee  C.  M.,  477  Main  street-see  adv  card  p 294 
Packard  S.  & Co.,  350  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 333 

Sanderson  & Son,  398  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 362 

Stimpson  Frank,  495  Main  street 
The  Practical  Hatters,  13  Elm  street 


Tobey  Frank  G.,  461  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 393 
Wilcox  E.  H.,  437  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 409 

Kay  Dealer. 

Hollister  Gilson  D.,  42  Washington  street 

Hoop  Skirt  Manufacturer. 

Ferre  C.  D.  & Co.,  378  Main  street— see  adv  card 

p 228 

Horse  Dentist, 

Washburn  N.  R.,  rear  22  Harrison  avenue— see 
adwcard  p 402 

Hose  Coupling. 

Hutchinson  S.  B.  & Co.,  91  Worthington  street 
—see  adv  card  p 273 

Hotels. 

(Seep  SO  and  reference  in  index  to  advertise- 
ments.) 

Ice  Dealers. 

Flagg  Charles  L.,  Hickory  street 
Flagg  Charles  W.,  427  Union  street 
Flagg  George  A.,  666  State  street 
Springfield  Ice  Co.,  Water  street 
Strickland  Charles  P.,  417  State  street 
Webster  Ice  Co.,  201  Main  street 

Ink  Manufacturers. 

Union  Ink  Co.,  corner  Main  and  Taylor  streets 

Insurance  Agents. 

Andrews  George  C.,  corner  Main  and  Worthing- 
ton streets 

Belcourt  F.  N.,  1 Gilmore’s  Block,  420  Main  st 
Beugless  J.  D„  corner  Main  and  State  streets 
Bucklin  Lawrence,  6 Foot’s  block 
Burt  Augustine  & Co.,  367  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 177 

Chapin  A.  W.  & Co.,  499  Main  street — see  adv 
card  p 186 

Daignault  J.  A.,  Essex  street 
Fuller  W.  A.,  No.  1 Gilmore’s  block — see  adv  card 
p 238 

Graves  Rev.  J.  L.,  496  Main  street 
Hall  John  A.,  6 Foot’s  block— see  adv  card  p 252 
Hersey  John  W.,  corner  Main  and  Worthington 
streets 

Hill  George  A.,  344  Main  street 
Holmes  & Gilmore,  235  Main  st— see  adv  page  xvi 
Johnson  J.  L.,  cor  Main  and  State  streets— see 
adv  card  p 277 

Judd  & Gray,  414  Main  street 

Kimball  E.  S.,  corner  Main  and  State  streets 

Ladd  Brothers,  Opera  House  block— see  adv  card 

p 288 

Mansfield  H.  A.,  99  William  street 
Miller  H.  D.,  100  Bridge  street 
Morse  Gilford,  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street- 
see  adv  card  p 321 

Moseley  HarVey  E.,  394  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 322 

Parker  David  F.,  6 Hurlbut’s  block,  344  Main  st 
Porter  James  M.  & Co.,  292  Main  street 
Pynchon  Joseph  C.,  292  Main  street 
Quinby  B.  F.,  451  State  street— see  adv  card  p 
347 


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Richardson  G.  D.,  438  Main  street 
Shaw  E.  F.,  59  John  street 

Tift  L.  A.,  corner  Main  and  Elm  streets— see  adv 
card  p 392 

Warriner  S.  C.,  corner  Main  and  Bridge  streets— 
see  adv  card  p 402 

Wood  Warren  S.,  4 Fallon’s  block— see  adv  card 
p 414 

Insurance  Companies. 

Massachusetts  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  413 
Main  street— see  adv  p v 

Springfield  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  292 
Main  street— see  adv  p iv 
Springfield  Mutual  Fire  Assurance  Co.,  470  Main 
street 

Intelligence  Offices. 

Hart  J.  S.,  475  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 257 
Ryan  Phillip  J.,  269  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 360 

Iron  and  Steel  Dealers. 

Foot  Homer  & Co.,  corner  Main  and  State  streets 
—see  adv  p x 

Iron  Foundries. 

Trask  Eliphalet,  148  Water  street 

Wright  & Emerson,  Liberty  street— see  adv  p 94 

Japanner. 

Gibbs  Isaac,  33  Taylor  street— see  adv  card  p 241 

Jewelry,  Watches  and  Plate. 

Bailey  S.  E.,  466  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 148 
Baker  J.  F.,  421  Main  street 
Dow  Charles  E.,  corner  Main  and  Taylor  streets 
Hallett  & Taylor,  497  Main  street 
Porter  & Wilson,  252  Main  street 
Robinson  M.  F.,  445  Main  street 
Shaw  Chauncey  R.,  272  Main  street 
Smith  & Snow,  485  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 376 
Stowe  L.  S.  & Co.,  408  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 384 

Taylor  Albert  G.,  436  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 388 
Woods  & Hosley,  476  Main  st— See  adv  card  p 414 
Wholesale. 

Buckland  Brothers,  284  Main  street 

Junk  Dealers. 

Clark  Simpson,  167  State  st— see  adv  card  p 191 
Dickinson  & Mayo,  87  Worthington  street — see 
adv  card  p 214 
Dyer  James,  Essex  street 

Hammond  S.  T.  & Co.,  107  Bridge  street— see  adv 
card  p 253 

Morton  Albert,  29  Sharon  street 
Wilson  Benjamin  J.,  Ferry  street 

Ladies  Furnishing  Goods. 

Ferre  C.  D.  & Co.,  378  Main  street— see  adv  card 

p 228 

Landscape  Gardener. 

Sackett  & Reynolds,  rear  156  Spring  street 

Laundresses. 

Connor  Mrs.  Mary,  114  Sharon  street 
Fitzpatrick  Mrs.,  26  Liberty  street 
Foy  Mrs.  Ann,  85  Ferry  street 
Lyon  Mrs.  E.  T.,  164  State  street 


| McLaughlin  Mrs.  Sarah,  New  street 
Wilson  Mrs.  Julia,  26  Pynchon  street 

Laundries. 

Byne  William,  Hillman  street— see  adv  card  p 179 
Laney  Mrs.  Annie,  60  Hillman  street 
Vincens  Mrs.  A.,  36  Harrison  avenue 

Level  Manufacturer. 

Davis  L.  L.,  292  Main  street 

Lime  and  Cement. 

Gray  F.  Edward,  263  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 247 
Mattoon  William  P.,  26  Lyman  street 

Liquor  Dealers,  (Wholesale.) 

Gunn  William  & Co.,  97  State  street 

Lithographers. 

Bradley  Milton  & Co.,  corner  Harrison  avenue 
and  Dwight  street— see  adv  card  p 166 
Chalmers  David,  260  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 185 

Chubbuck  Thomas,  469  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 189 

Lutz  J.  C.  Co.,  275  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 299 

Livery  Stables. 

Burr  E.  W.,  Liberty  street— see  adv  card  p 177 
Collins  William  S.,  Sanford  st— see  adv  card  p 195 
Green  George  D.,  Oak  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Henry  & Marsh,  corner  East  Court  and  Market 
streets— see  adv  card  p 262 
Ivers  Richard,  Stockbridge  st— see  adv  card  p 274 
Lathrop  & Frost,  rear  3 Elm  street 
O’Keefe  James,  Willow  street — see  adv  card  p 330 
Richmond  F.  & J.  M.,  28  Sanford  and  29  Dwight 
streets 

Robinson  E.  C.,  Railroad  street 
Sawtell  & Merriam,  Water  street 
Sexton  William  B.  C.,  Walnut  street,  rear  Rock- 
ingham House— see  adv  card  p 366 
Smith  Leverett,  63  Market  street 
Wildes  Samuel  D.,  rear  Union  House 

Loan  Agency. 

Lathrop  & Storrs,  387  Main  street 

Locksmiths. 

Eldridge  & Hastings,  496  Main  street 
Gifford  J.  H.,  485  Main  street — see  adv  first  page 
of  map  and  adv  card  p 241 

Lumber  Dealers. 

Abbey  A.  B.,  114  Worthington  street— see  adv 
card  p 137 

Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  north  side  B & A R R, 
east  of  depot — see  adv  card  p 210 
Richards  & Bosworth,  108  Taylor  street — see  adv 
card  p 351 

Robinson,  Marsh  & Co.,  Lyman  street — see  adv 
P 93 

Smith  C.  H.  & Co.,  corner  Bridge  and  Dwight 
streets— see  adv  card  p 373 
Taylor  D.  D.,  215  Main  street 
Wells  River  Lumber  Co.,  11  Elm  street 

Machinists. 

Colton  Jose  M.,  corner  of  Stockbridge  and  Wil- 
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Ellison  Francis,  52  and  56  Liberty  street — see  adv 
card  p 225 

Johnson  Alonzo,  15  Taylor  st— see  adv  card  p 276 
Roche  John,  north  of  B & A R R,  near  Chase’s 
planing  mill— see  adv  card  p 355 
Russell  & Day,  52  Hampden  street 
Stacy  E.  S.,  Harrison  avenue— see  adv  p vi  and 
adv  card  p 380 

Woods  James  D.,  60  Hampden  street— see  adv 
card  p 414 

Magnetic  Physician. 

Collier  Mrs.  Mary  T.,  127  Bridge  street 

Manufacturer  of  Wooden  Limbs. 

Douglass  D.  DeF.,  206  Union  street 

Manufacturing  Companies. 

Agawam  Canal  Co.,  office  239  Main  street 
American  Corrugated  Iron  Co.,  Hillman  street — 
see  adv  card  p 143 

American  Papier  Mache  Co.,  Pecowsic— see  adv 
card  p 143 

Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  16  Taylor  street— see  adv 
card  p 157 

Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  33  Market  street — 
see  adv  card  p 169 

Hampden  Card  Co.,  Sanford  street — see  adv  card 
p 254 

Hampden  Paint  and  Chemical  Co.,  Armory  st — 
see  adv  card  p 253 

Hampden  Roofing  and  Tile  Co.,  215  Main  st 
Massasoit  Paper  Manufacturing  Co.,  Main  street 
opposite  Massasoit  H^use— see  adv  card  p 305 
Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  76  Worthington  street 
New  York  Watch  Co.,  corner^Tyler  and  Orleans 
streets 

Newell  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co.,  foot  Howard 
street 

Springfield  Envelope  Co.,  Hillman  street 
Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  52  to  62 
Dwight  street— see  adv  card  p 168 
Springfield  Metallic  Heel  Co.,  284  Main  street 
Stebbins  E.,  Manufacturing  Co.,  37  Taylor  street 
—see  adv  p 92 

Union  Paper  Manufacturing  Co.,  corner  Main 
and  Taylor  streets— see  adv  card  p 397 
Wason  Manufacturing  Co.,  Brightwood— see  adv 
p 90 

Marble  Workers,  etc. 

Cook  J.  H.  & Co.,  375J  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 198 

Curtis  D.  J.  & Co.,  Linden  st— see  adv  card  p ii 
McGregory  & Son,  320  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 310 
Sanger  A.  D.,  69  Market  st— see  adv  card  p 362 

Market  Gardener. 

Dickinson  I.  P.,  Long  Hill 

Masons. 

Curtis  Michael,  66  Bridge  st 

Curtis  D.  J.  & Co.,  Harrison  ave— see  adv  p ii 

Farrar  B.  F.,  253  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 227 

Harrington  Royal,  60  Spring  st 

Hastings  Charles  A.,  71  Charles  st 

Hawkes  Alphens,  14  Summer  st 

Hawkes  J.  W.,279  Worthington  st 


Houghton  Marcus,  21  Salem  st 
Howe  J.  F.,  247  Union  st 
Howe  & Whittemore,  113  Spring  st 
Hunt  John  W.,  46  Spring  st 
Kelley  & Bates,  368  Central  st 
McCauley  & Bartlett,  29  Bancroft  and  125  Sum- 
mer sts— see  adv  card  p 308 
Place  Charles  J.,  27  Grosvenor  st 
Starr  & Harrison,  128  Bridge  st 
Spooner  Zephaniah,  57  Pearl  st 

Meat  Markets. 

Alien  Albert  W.,  Walnut  street 
Allen  H.  H.  & J.  C.,  110  Walnut  street — see  adv 
card  p 142 

Batchelder  & Dorman,  110  Walnut  street 
Bates  E.  W.,  337  Water  st 
Braman  H.  A.,  300  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 167 
Bum  stead  M.  A.,  242  Walnut  street— see  adv  card 
p 174 

Byrnes  James  A.,  60  Main  street — see  adv  card  p 
179 

Casey  M.,  207  Worthington  street — see  adv  card 
p 184. 

Colwell  George  W.,  94  Bridge  street 
Colwell  W.  S.  & Co.,  Oak  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Cook  George  S.,  67  Bridge  st— see  adv  card  p 198 
Crook  & Pinney,  510  Main  street 
Dumbleton  Harvey,  550  Main  street — see  adv 
card  p 220 

Fawcett  F.  W.,  corner  Hancock  and  King  streets 
—see  adv  card  p 227 

Fisher  L.  W.,  204  Main  street — see  adv  card  p 230 
Fuller  Sanford,  3 Elm  street— see  adv  card  p 237 
Gould  George  W.,  206  Main  st — see  adv  card  p246 
Hill  W.  E.,  26  Pynchon  street— see  adv  card  p 264 
Holbrook  C.  B.,  183  Main  street 
Holbrook  Lyman,  208  Worthington  street 
Holland  James  M.,  28  Sharon  street 
Houston  & Dewey,  30  Main  street,— see  adv  card 
p 269 

Hunt  A.  C.,  16  Sanford  street 
McCarty  James  & Co.,  7 Ferry  street 
Medbury  J.  C.,  105  Worthington  street — see  adv 
card  p 313 

Pease,  A.  P.,  355  Walnut  st 
Pease  L.  E.  & Co.,  193  State  street 
Perkins  & Nye,  138  State  st— see  adv  card  p 338 
Phillips  O.  K.,  665  South*  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 340 

Pinney  William  H.  & Co.,  496  Mill  street — see  adv 
card  p 341 

Ratelle  & Goodness,  Oak  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Rice  John  L.,  184  Main  street — see  adv  card  p 350 
Richards  & Breck,  138  State  street— see  adv  card 
p 352 

Sheldon  & Bennett,  31  Bridge  street — see  adv  card 
p 370 

Smith  George  B.  & Brother,  116  State  street— see 
adv  card  p 374 

Strong  Harvey,  Union  House  block 
Towne  J.  M.,  540  Main  street 
White  Charles  N.,  78  Water  street 
Whitney  George  & Son,  132  State  street— see  adv 
card  p 408 

Wholesale. 

Perkins  & Nye,  138  State  st— see  adv  card  p 338 


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Purple  W.  R.,  corner  Hancock  and  Alden  streets 

Merchant  Tailors. 

Avery  Henry,  443  Main  street 
Blodgett  A.  & Brother,  280  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 162 

Brigham  D.  H.  & Co.,  399  and  401  Main  street- 
see  adv  card  p 169 

Dermot  Stuart,  230  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 212 
Haynes  & Co.,  corner  Main  and  Pynchon  streets 
— see  adv  card  p 261 

Huber  John  B.,  457  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 
271 

Merrick  L.  M.,  472  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 314 
Miller,  Allen  & Co.,  246  Main  street — see  adv 
card  p 315 

Newell  & Battersby,  corner  Main  and  Worthing- 
ton streets— see  adv  card  p 326 
Paine  & Seaver,  373  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 333 
Ray  Samuel  C.,  417  Main  st— see  adv  p xii  and 
adv  card  p 348 

Schober  Charles,  468  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 363 

Milliners  and  Millinery  Goods. 

Bliss  Miss  Corinne  J.,  316  Main  street 

Bowker  Mrs.  F.  A.,  114  Bridge  street 

Brooks  Miss  E.  D.,  38  Vernon  street 

Brooks  Mrs.  P.  H.  M.,  465  State  street 

Cashin  Mrs.,  365  Main  street — see  adv  card  p 184 

Colby  John,  359  Main  street — see  adv  card  p 194 

Coleman  Misses  M.  & B.,  282  Main  street 

Hatch  Mrs.  M.  A.,  600  Main  street 

Hull  Mrs.  J.  S.,  17  Court  street 

Judd  Miss  C.  A.,  397  Main  street 

Lazelle  Mrs.  E.  J.,  383  Main  street 

Malley  M.  W.,  490  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 302 

Mosely  Sarah  J.,  411  State  street 

Page  Mrs.  W.  D.,  22  Bridge  street 

Phelon  Mrs.  M.  C.,  corner  Main  and  Emery  sts 

Smith  Hannah,  387  Union  street 

Terrill  Mrs.  L.  M.,  330  Main  street; 

Tucker  Mrs.  A.  H.,  389  Main  street 
Veronneau  Mrs.  S.,  Oak  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Wallach,  Schwab  Xz  Zinsser,  356  Main  street— see 
adv  card  p 400 

Warlow  Mrs.  Caroline,  24  Harrison  avenue 
Webster  Mrs.  R.  J.,  314  Central  street 
Wilcox  O.  W.,  383  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 409 
Wholesale. 

Chapin,  Wooster  & Co.,  352  Main  street 
Wallach,  Schwab  & Zinsser,  356  Main  street-^see 
adv  card  p 400 

Wilcox  O.  W.,  383  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 409 

Millwrights. 

Dunham  Lafayette,  39  Fulton  street 
Lane  William  G.,  41  Harrison  avenue 
Moore  Amon  93  High  street 
Moore  Marvin,  282  Central  street 
Moore  William,  Jr.,  183  Spring  street 

Model  and  Pattern  Makers. 

Johnson  Alonzo,  15  Taylor  st— see  adv  card  p 276 

Kilbon  George  B.,  35  Market  street 

Piper  E.  J.,  44  Hampden  st — see  adv  card  p 342 


Woods  James  D.,  50  Hampden  street,— see  adv 
card  p 414 

Moulding  Manufacturers. 

Springfield  Moulding  Co.,  52  to  62  Dwight  street 
see  adv  card  p 168 
Strathdee  Robert,  284  Main  street 

Music  Stores. 

Burt  Augustine  & Co.,  367  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 177 

Burt  Roderick,  436  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 178 
Fay,  Hoadly  & Co.,  402  Main  st— see  adv  card 

p 228 

Rude  Horace,  375  Main  street,  see  adv  card  p 358 
Spear  Wilson  & Co.,  421  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 378 

Music  Teachers. 

Barrett  Mrs.  G.  L.,  110  Worthington  street 
Burnett  Miss  Mattie  E.,  boards  51  Court  street 
Chapman  Mrs.  C.  B.,  house  corner  Myrtle  and 
Hampden  streets,  Indian  Orchard 
Coenan  Louis,  169  Maple  street 
Dunbar  Moses  C.,  166  State  street 
Escott  Richard,  469  Main  street 
Gibbs  Miss  1.,  48  Bridge  street 
Goodwin  George  H.,  North  Wilbraham  road 
Hayden  Emma  E.,  20  Fort  street 
Hutchins  Mrs.  M.  J.  D.,  374  Main  street 
Mathews  Miss  W.,  44  Spring  street 
Osgood  C.  Frank,  414  Main  street 
Rust  Miss  Minerva  B.,  419  Walnut  street 
Storrs  Henry,  50  Pynchon  street 
Tousey  H.  D.,  155  Magazine  street 
Tyler  Penn,  352  Main  street 
Walker  J.  Bradnock,  137  Union  street 
Whiting  Amos,  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street 

News  Dealers. 

Jennings  & Bond,  P.  O.  Rotunda 
Powers  Paper  Co.,  231  Main  st 
Taylor  J.  C.,  cor  Main  and  State  streets 

Newspapers. 

Bowles  Samuel  & Co.,  Springfield  Daily  and 
Weekly  Republican,  407  Main  st — see  adv  p 96 
Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  301  Main  st  and  77  and  79 
Worthington  st— see  adv  pages  99  and  132  and 
top  of  pages 

Burt  H.  M.  & Co.,  N.  E.  Homestead  and  Sunday 
Morning  Telegram,  354  Main  st 
The  Herald  of  Life,  455  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 391 

Nickel  Plater. 

Albro  H.,  85  Worthington  st— see  adv  card  p 140 

Nurses. 

Barrett  Mrs.  L.  W.,  37  Pine  st 
Dart  Mrs.  Margaret,  Main  st 
Dean  Mrs.  Ellen,  Douglas  ave 
Dibble  Mrs.  John,  33  Pine  st 
Eaton  Mrs.  M.  A.,  669  Main  st 
Fletcher  Miss  Amanda  B.,  Hickory  st 
Getchell  Mrs.  Margaret,  cor  Orleans  st  and  Pen- 
dleton ave 

Haskins  Mrs.  A.  B.,  656  Main  st 
Hill  Miss  Clarissa  B.,  55  Worthington  st 


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Hills  Mrs.  Betsy,  68  James  street 

Jones  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Allen  street 

Lee  Mrs.  Submit,  Florence  street 

Macauly  Cecilia  C.,  68  James  street 

McCauley  Mrs.  C.,  68  James  street 

Mower  Mrs.  Parthenia,  cor  Central  and  Pine  sts 

Nickerson  Mrs.  C.  S.,  65  Worthington  street 

Yining  Mrs.  Caroline,  97  Quincy  street 

Nurseries. 

Adams  John  W.,  397  North  Main  st— see  adv  card 
p 139 

Miellez  & Co.,  Plainfield  street— see  adv  xvii 

Oil  Store. 

Hamilton  John,  Commercial  row 
Hamilton  R.  J.,  Commercial  row 

Optician. 

Chapin  D.  M.,  432  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 186 

Painters. 

Carriage. 

Frost  Samuel,  42  Gardner  street 
Gibbs  Isaac,  33  Taylor  street— see  adv  card  p 241 
House. 

Gilbert  T.  W.,  441  State  street 
Greenleaf  George  S.  & Son,  East  Court  street — see 
adv  card  p 248 

Griswold  A.  W.,  97  State  street 
Hammersly  H.  W.,  cor  Hancock  and  Hickory  sts 
Hancox  Albert,  rear  115  Bridge  street 
Belms  Edward,  80  Water  street 
Heath  S.  D.,  259  Hancock  street 
Huntley  & Dumas,  148  Worthington  street 
LaBrec  & Trudeau,  Liberty  street 
Powell  Horatio  J.,  268  Chestnut  street 
Ryan  Edwards  W.,  corner  Dwight  street  and  Har- 
rison avenue — see  adv  card  p 360 
Stewart  F.  W.,  32  Congress  street 
Tucker  H.  M.,  117  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 395 
Walker  T.  M.  & Co.,  37,  39  and  41  Market  street 
—see  adv  card  p 399 

Warner  David,  15,  17,  21  and  23  Market  street- 
see  adv  card  p 401 

Sign. 

Drake  James  C.,  31  i Main  st— see  adv  card  p 218 
Gibbs  Isaac,  33  Taylor  street— see  adv  p 241 
Greenleaf  George  S.  & Son,  East  Court  street- 
see  adv  card  p 248 
Hook  George,  11  Willow  street 
Mclntire  Charles,  corner  Dwight  street  and  Har- 
rison avenue 

Ryan  E.  W.,  corner  Dwight  street  and  Harrison 
avenue— see  adv  card  p 360 
Tucker  H.  M.,  117  State  street— see  adv  card  p 395 
Walker  T.  M.  & Co.,  37,  39  and  41  Market  street 
— see  adv  card  p 399 
Wood  Francis,  284  Main  street 
Fresco. 

Morgan  J.  W-,  317  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 319 
Wiese  F.,  Harrison  avenue— see  adv  card  p 409 

Paint  Manufacturers. 

Hampden  Paint  and  Chemical  Co.,  Armory  street 


Paints,  Oils,  Glass,  etc. 

Walker  T.  M.  & Co.,  37,  39  and  41  Market  street 
—see  adv  card  p 399 

Warner  David,  15,  17,  21  and  23  Market  street — 
see  adv  card  p 401 

Paper  Box;  Manufacturers. 

Brigham  & Brown,  corner  Main  and  Worthing- 
ton streets— see  adv  card  p 169 
Seymour  & Brother,  15  Taylor  street— see  adv 
card  p 366 

Taylor  C.  C.,  612  Main  street 

Paper  Collar  Manufacturers. 

Nonpareil  Paper  Collar  Co.,  16  Hampden  street 
Ray  & Taylor,  27  Worthington  streets— see  adv 
card  p 348 

Springfield  Collar  Co.,  89  Worthington  street- 
see  adv  card  p 379 

Paper  Dealers,  (Wholesale.) 

Bay  State  Paper  Co.,  259  and  261  Main  street — see 
adv  card  p 154 

Collins  Paper  Co.,  239  Main  street 
Massasoit  Paper  Manufacturing  Co.,  Main  street 
see  adv  card  p 305 

Morgan  Envelope  Co.,  76  Worthington  street 
New  England  Card  and  Paper  Co.,  Hanover  st — 
see  adv  p 96 

Powers  Paper  Co.,  231  Main  street 
Union  Paper  Co.,  corner  Main  and  Taylor  streets 
—see  adv  card  p 397 

Paper  Hangers. 

Beals  G.  W.,  43  Loring  street 
Greenleaf  George  S.  & Son,  3 Court  street— see  adv 
card  p 248 

Marsh  Lewis  A.,  13  Summer  street 
Rice  Nathan,  97  State  street 
Walker  T.  M.  & Co.,  37,  39  and  41  Market  street 
— see  adv  card  p 399 

Warner  David,  15,  17,  21  and  23  Market  street — 
see  adv  card  p 401 

Paper  Hangings. 

Dearden  William,  294  Main  street— see  adv  card 

p 211 

Prince  A.  A.  & Co.,  254  Main  street 
Walker  T.  M.  & Co.,  37,  39  and  41  Market  street 
—see  adv  card  p 399 

Warner  David,  15, 17,  21  and  23  Market  street- 
see  adv  card  p 401 

Whitney  & Adams,  corner  Main  and  State  streets 
—see  adv  card  p 408 

Wiese  F.,  22  Harrison  avenue— see  adv  card  p 409 

Paper  Stock. 

Butler  & Ballard,  327  Main  street 
Clark  Leonard,  104  and  106  State  street— see  adv 
card  p 191 

Clark  Simpson,  157  State  street— see  adv  card  p 
191 

Cooley  G.  E.  & Co.,  183  Main  street 
Dickinson  & Mayo,  87  Worthington  street— see 
adv  card  p 214 

Pearl  H.  W.,  35  Willow  street-see  adv  card  p 336 


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Papier-Mache  Manufacturers. 

American  Papier-Mache  Co.,  factory  Pecowsic 
— see  adv  card  p 143 

Patent  Agents. 

Curtis  T.  A.,  8 Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street- 
see  adv  card  p 206 

Edmunds  L.  W.,  51  Gilmore’s  block,  428  Main  st 
Frisbey  Russell,  Jr.,  37  Greenwood  street 
Greenwood  Appleton,  Central  street 
Hyde  R.  F.,  499  Main  street 

Patent  Calendar  Manufacturers. 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  301  Main  street— see  adv 
top  of  pages 

Photographers. 

Alden  A.  E.,  310  Main  street 
Bracy  Charles  F.,  431  Main  street 
Bucbbolz  Herman,  365  Main  street — see  adv  card 
p 173 

Cook  Edward,  Indian  Orchard 
Devine  & Knox,  355  Main  street 
Miles  Wm.  B.  &Co.,  344  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p315 

Moore  Brothers,  opposite  Court  Square— see  adv 
card  p 318 

Spear  James  H.,  486  Main  street 

Sweetzer  Charles  A.,  cor  Main  and  Hillman  sts 

Warren  R.,  34  Goodrich  block— see  adv  card  p 401 

Physicians. 

Allen  E.  C.,  88  Worthington  st 

Barstow  Noyes,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 

Beach  J.  C.,  300  State  st 

Booth  Alfred,  Armory  st 

Bowles  S.  W.,  236  Union  st 

Breck  Theodore  F.,  358  Main  st 

Breck  William  G.,  358  Main  st 

Brooks  Lawton  S.,  362  Main  st 

Brooks  Samuel  D.,  362  Main  st 

Buck  N.  L.,  45  Pearl  st 

Calkins,  M.,  185  State  st 

Church  Jefferson,  54  Elm  st 

Clark  David,  177  State  st 

Collins  Henry  A.,  62  Elm  st 

Corcoran  Luke,  cor  Main  and  State  sts 

Dennison  G.  W.,  60  Bliss  st 

English  R.  G.  W.,  68  Morris  st 

Foster  George  E.,  60  Bridge  st 

Gardner  Wm.  W.,  155  State  st— see  adv  card  p 239 

Hamilton  T.  E.,  70  Main  st 

Hibbard  William  W.,  130  Main  st 

Hooker  John,  cor  Main  and  State  sts 

Jacobs  Chauncey  A.,  58  Pynchon  st 

Jacobs  Horace,  54  Pynchon  st 

Kemp  Charles  P.,  175  State  st 

Lawton  Sanford  Jr.,  30  Maple  st 

Mack  David  Jr.,  7 Foot’s  blk,  502  Main  st 

Manson  C.  A.,  cor  State  and  Main  sts 

McClean  A.  S.,  40  Bliss  st 

McDonald  W.  A.,  84  Main  st 

Miller  Wm.  B.,  48  Walnut  st 

Newton  R.  B.,  3 Gilmore’s  blk,  420  Main  st 

Overand  D.  G.,  256  Main  st 

Owen  Y.  L.,  383  Union  st 

Peabody  Daniel,  567  Main  st 


Pease  Edmund  M.,  10  Barnes’  blk,  394  Main  st 
Pomeroy  Stephen  F.,  159  State  st 
Rice  A.  R.,  65  Bridge  st 

Richards  P.  M.  & M.  B.,  18  Gilmore’s  blk,  428 
Main  st 

Smith  David  P.,  176  State  st 

Smith  Samuel  F.,  Indian  Orchard 

Sprague  Mrs  P.  A.,  502  Main  st 

Stebbins  G.  S.,  344  Main  st 

Stickney  H.  G.,  486  Main  st 

Stickney  P.  Le  B.,  22  Yernon  st 

Swazey  G.  W.,  23  Maple  st 

Vaille  H.  R.,  590  Main  st 

Viney  Wm.  H.,  428  Main  st 

White  W.  H.,  39  Pynchon  st 

Williams  Miss  Sarah  J.,  428  Main  st 

Winans  Stephen,  300  Hancock  st 

Young  W.  H.  A.,  2 Shaw’s  blk,  374  Main  st 

Piano  Forte  Dealers. 

Beebe  R.,  475  Main  street 

Burt  Augustine  & Co.,  357  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 177 

Burt  Roderick,  436  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 
178 

Couch  E.  F.,  368  Main  street— see  adv  on  front 
cover  and  adv  card  p 201 
Fay,  Hoadly  & Co.,  402  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 223 

Hutchins  Mrs.  M.  J.  D.,  374  Main  street 
Spear  Wilson  & Co.,  421  Main  street  . 

Piano  Forte  Tuners. 

Beebe  R.,  475  Main  street 

Carter  William  B.,  46  Florence  street— see  adv 
card  p 183 

Gorham  Frederick  L.,  402  Main  street 
Lee  George  E.,  375  and  380  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 294 

Lombard  William  C.,  51  Pearl  street  * 

Picnic  Grove. 

Bailey  W.  L.,  11  Dickinson  st— see  adv  card  p 148 
Pictures,  Picture  Frames,  etc. 

Burnham  A.  V.,  31  Taylor  st— see  adv  card  p 176 
Gill  & Hayes,  260  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 242 
Robinson  Brothers,  182  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 354 

Strathdee  Robert,  284  Main  street 

Wilber  L.  S.,  151  State  street— see  adv  card  p 409 

Pistol  Manufacturers. 

Smith  & Wesson,  55  Stockbridge  street 

Planing  Mills. 

Child  Myron,  40  to  50  Liberty  street— see  adv  card 

p 188 

Conkey  H.  M.,  north  side  Taylor  street 
Day,  Jobson  & Chase,  north  side  B & A R R 
Chestnut  street— see  adv  card  p 210 

Plumbers. 

Cooper  R.  E.  & Co.,  289  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 200 

Handyside  & Jarrett,  317  Main  street 
Knight  A.  M.  & Son,  345  Main  st— see  adv  p 95 
Lynch  & Stanton,  9 Elm  street— see  adv  p iii 
Selvey  William,  Main  street  under  Cooley’s  Ho- 
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Pork  Packers. 

Allen  Thomas  H.  & Brother,  31  Hampden  street 
see  adv  card  p 142 

Portrait  Studio. 

J.  S.  Hull,  328  Main  street 

Preserver  of  Natural  Flowers. 

Gaylord  Mrs.  Sarah,  91  Water  street 

Printers. 

Atwood  & Noyes,  293  Main  street— see  adv  card 
pp  146  and  345 

Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  301  Main  street— see  adv 
pages  xix,  98,  99, 132  and  top  of  pages 
Gill  & Hayes,  260  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 242 
Miller  Joseph,  264  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 315 
Tannatt  J.  F.  & Co.,  Elm  st,  see  adv  card  p 388 
Weaver,  Shipman  & Co.,  267  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 403 

Weston  Brothers,  487  Main  street 

Produce  Dealers. 

Bigelow  S.  & Co.,  23  Hampden  street— see  adv 
card  p 159 

Lane,  Smith  & Adams,  17  to  21  Hampden  street 
Palmer  Samuel  & Co.,  27  Hampden  street— see 
adv  card  p 333 

Streeter  L.  A.,  666  Main  street 

Provision  Dealers. 

Allen  Thomas  H.  & Brother,  31  Hampden  street 
—see  adv  card  p 142 

Arnold  & Lyon,  Lyman  st — see  adv  card  p 146 
Bigelow  S.  & Co.,  23  Hampden  street— see  adv 
cardp  159 

Perkins  & Nye,  138  State  st— see  adv  cardp  338 

Publishers  (Miscellaneous.) 

Bill,  Nichols  & Co.,  corner  Main  and  Liberty  sts 
—see  adv  card  p 160 

Bowles  Samuel  & Co.,  407  Main  st— see  adv  p 96 
Bradley  Milton  & Co.,  corner  Harrison  ave  and 
Dwight  street— see  adv  card  p 166 
Bryan  Clark  W.  & Co.,  301  Main  street— see  adv 
card  pp  99, 132,  colored  leaf  back  of  book  and 
top  of  pages 

Burt  H.  M.  & Co..  352  Main  street 
Fiske  D.  E.  & Co.,  Hurlbut’s  block,  344  Main  st 
—see  adv  card  p 230 

Flint  William  & Co.,  420  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 233 

Goddard  A.  N.,  380  Main  street 
Holland  W.  J.  & Co.,  267  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 267 

Merriam  G.  & C.,  110  and  112  State  street 
Ziegler,  McCurdy  & Co.,  274  Main  street— see  adv 
card  p 416 

Rag  Carpet  Weaver. 

Dalton  Charles,  18  Sanford  st— see  adv  card  p 207 

Railroad  Contractors. 

Clyde  M.  A.,  33  Pearl  st 
Phelps  Henry  W.,  359  State  st 
Phelps  John  W.,  41  Bliss  st 
Phelps  Willis,  Maple  st 
Warren  Daniel  D.,  381  State  st 
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Railway  & Car  Builders’  Supplies. 

Howard  & Bros.,  242  Main  st 

Railway  Car  Manufacturers. 

Wason  Mfg.  Co.,  Brightwood— see  adv  p 90 

Reed  Manufacturer. 

Tilley  Norris,  52  Hampden  Bt 

Restaurants. 

Barr  E.  C.,  384  and  471  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 
152 

Blaisdell  Y.  M.,  471  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 161 
Cooley  R.  V.,  Railroad  st 

Dorman  Mrs.  A.,  276  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 227 
Johnson  N.  C.,  cor  East  Court  and  Main  sts— see 
adv  card  p 277 

Leavitt  Mrs.  E.  B.,  428  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 293 
Lobsitz  John,  16  Pynchon  st — see  adv  card  p 297 
Pynchon  House  Dining  Rooms,  243  Main  st 
Terrell  Elijah  E.,  cor  Stockbridge  and  Main  sts 
Thomas  Thomas,  59  Worthington  st 
Yester  G.  F.,  Stockbridge  st 
White  C.  E.  & Co.,  Depot 

Roofing  Manufacturers. 

Grant  A.  & Co.,  148  Bridge  st 
Haskins,  John  H.,  50  Liberty  st 

Ruling  Machine  Manufacturer. 

Piper  E.  J.,  44  Hampden  st— see  adv  p xvii  and 
adv  card  p 342 

Rustic  Work. 

Carr  Wilson,  4 Dwight  st 

Safes. 

Gray  F.  Edward,  263  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 247 
Elwell  E.  M.,  374  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 225 
Gifford  John  H.,  485  Main  st— see  adv  first  page 
of  map  and  adv  card  p 242 

Sale  Stables. 

Richmond  F.  & J.  M.,  29  Dwight  street 
Symonds  William  H.,  73  and  75  Dwight  street- 
see  adv  card  p 388 

Saloons. 

Boyle  John  C.,  207  Worthington  street 

Dalton  Michael,  7 Ferry  street 

Gerraghty  Joseph,  124  Bridge  street 

Gibbons  J.  Monroe,  18  Market  street 

Hubbard  Edmund,  Jr.,  19  Railroad  street 

Keating  M.  C.,  Union  street 

Kibler  Charles,  513  Main  street 

Langdon  Daniel,  256  Main  street 

Leonard  Edward,  175  Main  street 

Linnehan  James  J.,  101  Worthington  street 

Looney  Joseph,  Stockbridge  street 

Lynch  Eugene,  Market  street 

Madden  John,  27  Market  street 

McKoe  A.  T.,  17  Elm  street 

Moran  Patrick,  6 Market  street 

Norris  William,  45  Railroad  street 

Owen  & Merrill,  29  Railroad  street 

Upham  Edwin  F.,  cor  Main  and  Stockbridge  sta  , 

Walker  H.  A.,  State  street 

Watts  William  B.,  129  State  street 

Winkler  Herman,  281  Main  street 


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Sausage  Manufacturers. 

Sheridan  & Corcoran,  9 Market  street 

Saw  Dentist. 

Couch  George,  9 Market  street 

Saw  Dealer. 

Elwell  E.  M.,  372  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 225 

School  Furniture. 

Piper  E.  J.,  44  Hampden  st— see  adv  p xrii  and 
adv  card  p 342 

Second  Hand  Books. 

White  James,  160  State  street— see  adv  card  p 407 

Seeds,  &o. 

Bagg  & Batchelder,  423  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 147 

Clark  E.  W.,  311  Main  street 

Sewing  Machine  Agents. 

Brigham  & Storrs,  (Domestic  and  others,)  387 
Main  street— see  adv  card  p 169 
Brown  Lester  C.,  (Victor,)  Hitchcock  block,  State 
street 

Elliott  W.  P.,  (Singer,)  320  Main  st  — see  adv 
card  p 224 

Pierce  William,  (Weed,)  376  Main  street 
Bay  Samuel  O.,  (Howe,)  417  Main  st— see  adv  p xii 
Thayer  L.  H.,  (Wheeler  & Wilson,)  282£  Main  st 
—see  adv  card  p 390 

Shirt  and  Collar  Manufacturers. 

Dewey  H.  S.,  24  Barnes’  block,  394  Main  street- 
see  adv  card  p 213 
Dyer  Henry,  53  Stebbins  street 
Lee  C.  M.,  477  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 294 

Show  Case  Manufacturers. 

Springfield  Moulding  Manufactory,  52  to  62 
Dwight  street— see  adv  card  p 168 

Sieve  Manufacturer. 

Bigelow  Cheney,  (estate  of)  6 Sanford  street— see 
adv  card  p 159 

Silver  Platers. 

Albro  H.,  85  Worthington  st— see  adv  card  p 140 
Kane  J.  T.,  31  Taylor  street— see  adv  card  p 279 
Puffer  Samuel  M.,  35  Market  street 
Schoonmaker  D.,  Taylor  st— see  adv  card  p 364 
Shumway  R.  G.  & Co.,  Main  street 
Warner  J.  M.,  opposite  Court  square— see  adv 
card  p 401 

Silversmith. 

Howard  Nathaniel  & Son,  45  Morris  street 

Skate  Manufacturer. 

Barney  E.  H.,  73  Broad  street 

Slaters. 

Clark  George  B.,  63  Holyoke  street 
Raynor  W.  H.,  6 Foot  block 

Slipper  Manufacturers. 

Kingsley  & Co.,  65  Willow  street 
Smith  L.  C.,  County  House,  241  State  street 


Soap  Manufacturers. 

Arnold  & Lyon,  Lyman  st— see  adv  card  p 145 
Cooley  R.  M.,  251  State  street 
Fisk  L.  I.  & Co.,  Walker  st— see  adv  card  p 230 
Miller  A.  D.  & Son,  rear  21  Lyman  street— see 
adv  card  p 316 

Morse  Andrew  T..  North  Wilbraham  road 
Rollins  A.  S.  & Co.,  89  Water  street 

Soda  Fountain  Manufacturers. 

Bigelow  Manufacturing  Co.,  33  Market  street- 
see  adv  card  p 159 

Soda  Manufacturers. 

Brooks  F.  A.,  190  North  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 170 

Cowles  A.  F.,  491  Main  street — see  adv  card  p 202 
French  Edward  M.,  61  Bridge  street— see  adv 
card  p 236 

Hall  Charles  C.,  94  Hickory  street 
Jennings  John,  East  Court  street— see  adv  card  p 
276 

Masters  & Preston,  opposite  Court  square— see 
adv  card  p 306 

Spectacle  & Thimble  Manufacturer. 

Burbank  Samuel  D.,  corner  Willow  and  Stock- 
bridge  streets— see  adv  card  p 174 

Spring  Beds. 

Fuller  & Aikens,  Sanford  street— see  adv  card  p 
238 

Leonard  Charles  I.,  142  Bridge  street 
Perry,  Black  & Co.,  corner  Emory  and  Fulton  sts 
The  U.  S.  Spring  Bed  Co.,  corner  Main  and  Wor- 
thington streets— see  adv  card  p 397 

Stair  Builders. 

Corbin  A.  O.,  253  Worthington  st 
Fitts  L.  L.,  Taylor  st— see  adv  card  p 231 

Stationery  and  Notions. 

Burt  Augustine  & Co.,  367  Main  st— see  adv  card 
pl77 

Gill  & Hayes,  260  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 242 
Ireland  G.  H.  & Co.,  416  Main  st— see  adv  p xviii 
and  adv  card  p 274 
Jennings  & Bond,  P.  O.  Rotunda 
Patton  William,  276  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 336 
Powers  Paper  Co.,  231  Main  st 
Rude  Horace,  376  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 358 
Whitney  & Adams,  cor  Main  and  State  sts— see 
adv  card  p 408 

Steam  Fitters. 

Ellison  Francis,  Liberty  st— see  adv  card  p 225 
Evans  & Fox,  18  Vernon  st— see  adv  card  p 226 
Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,  83  Worthington  st— see 
adv  card  p 340 

Steam  Heating  Apparatus. 

Ellison  Francis,  Liberty  st — see  adv  card  p 225 
Phillips,  Mowry  & Co.,  83  Worthington  st — see 
adv  card  p 340 

Steam  Pumps. 

Deane  George  H.  & Co.,  29  Hillman  st— see  adv 
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Steel  Letter  Cutter. 

Mathewson  J.  E.,  Wight’s  blk,  Main  st 

Stone  Cutters. 

Cook  J.  H.  & Co.,  3751  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 
198 

Dwelly  A.  S.  & Co.,  99  Lyman  st— see  adv  card  p 
221 

James  & Marra,  73  Franklin  st— see  adv  card  p 
276 

Kelson  Richard,  Central  st 
Lawler  Edward,  Franklin  st— see  adv  card  p 292 
McGregory  & Son,  520  Main  st  and  2 Bliss  st— see 
adv  card  p 310 

Stoves  and  Tinware. 

Abbe  Jatties  & Son,  309  Main  st 
Alexander  Robert,  179  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 141 
Beebe  & Maginnis,  443  State  st— see  adv  card  p 156 
Bliss  William  G.,  361  Main  st 
Clark  Leonard,  104  and  106  State  st— see  adv  card 
p 191 

Clark  Simpson,  157  State  st — see  adv  card  p 191 
Clark  W.  S.,  cor  Main  and  Sharon  sts 
Cushman  E.  J.,  451  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 206 
Galpin  & Bliss,  cor  Main  and  Bliss  sts— see  adv 
card  p 239 

Montague  D.  B.  & Co.,  cor.  Main  and  Bridge 
sts— see  adv  card  p 317 

Wilcox  W.  L\  & Co.,  140  State  st— see  adv  card  p 
409 

Surcingle  and  Halter  Web  Manufac- 
turers. 

Clark,  G.  H.  & Co.,  46  Taylor  st. 

Stucco  Worker. 

Curtis  D.  J.,  12  Harrison  ave— see  adv  p ii 

Tailors. 

Barber  Joel  D.,  469  State  street 
Drommer  August,  391  Water  street 
Grogan  James  206  Chestnut  street 
Holleran  William,  Townsley’s  block 
Harmon  Israel  & Co.,  361  Main  street 
Kellogg  David,  602  Main  street 
King  Charles  H.,  Bush’s  block,  659  Main  street 
Schneider  John  A.,  36  Boylston  street 

Tailoresses. 

Bean  Mrs.  Miranda  118  Margaret  street 
Lemon  Mrs.  J.  F.,  158  Bridge  street 
Lloyd  Mrs.  Sarah,  690  State  street 

Taxidermist. 

Hosford  Bradley,  96  Bridge  street, 

Teacher  of  Penmanship. 

Field  H.  W.,  28  Barnes’  block  394  Main  street 

Teamsters. 

Connelly  John  P.,  78  Ashley  street 
Howard  J.  N.,  22  Salem  street 
Lillie  & Palmer,  rear  Gruendler’s  Hotel,  Bridge 
street 

Teas,  Coffees  and  Spices. 

Bourke  Brothers,  297  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 164 


Japan  Tea  Store,  7 Elm  street 
Wholesale. 

McFarland  A.,  74  Worthington  street 
West,  Stone  & Co.,  37  and  39  Hampden  street- 
see  adv  card  p 405 

Tobacconists. 

Adelstein  J.  George,  529  Main  street 
Case  & Clark,  Main  street  opposite  Court  square 
—see  adv  card  p 184 

Foskit  H.  C.,  168  State  street— see  adv  card  p 234 
French  Edward  M.,  61  Bridge  street— see  adv 
card  p 236 

Grunwaldt  Frank,  145  State  street 
Huck  Herman,  17  Hampden  street 
Lampe  John  D.,  319  Main  street 
Margerum  Henry  J.,  4S0  Main  street 
Merrick  F.  T.,  325  Main  street 
Miller  Hammond,  £32  Main  street 
Pratt  E.  F.,  190  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 344 
Simpson  William,  10  Market  street 
Swan  George  H.,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 
Upton  G.  W.  D.,  post-office  rotunda 
Whitcomb  Joseph,  258  Main  street— see  adv  card 
p 407 

Wright  W.  H.,  479  Main  st— see  adv  card  p 415 
Wholesale. 

Smith,  Hinsdale  8s  Co.,  23  Hampden  street— see 
adv  card  p 375 

Tool  Manufacturers. 

Bemis  & Call  Tool  Co.,  10  Taylor  street— see  adv 
card  p 157 

Crane  Harvey,  Market  street 
Stacy  E.  S.,  Harrison  avenue— see  adv  p vi  and 
adv  card  p 380 

Toys,  Games,  Etc. 

Barr  Edwin  C.,  384  and  471  Main  street — see  adv 
card  p 152 

Blaisdell  V.  M.,  471  Main  st — see  adv  card  p 161 
Bradley  Milton  & Co.,  corner  Dwight  street  and 
Harrison  avenue— see  adv  card  p 166 
Steele  B.  Frank,  455  Main  street 

Trusses,  eto. 

Bemis  Mrs.  M.  L.,  14, 15  and  16  Barnes’  block, 
394  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 167 

Turners. 

Fernald  William,  corner  Harrison  avenue  and 
Dwight  street 

Fitts  L.  L.,  Taylor  street,  see  adv  card  p 231 

Undertakers. 

Bourke  Brothers,  293  Main  street— see  adv  card  p 
164 

Dickinson  E.  W.  & Co.,  143  State  street— see  adv 
card  p 213 

Ryan  & Driscoll,  269  Main  street 
Washburn  E.  G.,  corner  Sanford  and  Market 
streets— see  adv  card  p 402 

Varnish  Manufacturer. 

Annis  John  F.,  North  Wilbraham  road 
Variety  Stores. 

Hancock  Lewis,  42  Market  street 

Rivers  & Desotelle,  Main  street,  Indian  Orchard 


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Veterinary  Surgeons. 

Craven  Thomas,  184  Union  street 
Wood  Dr.  Charles  R.,  rear  22  Harison  avenue— 
—see  adv  card  p 412 

Wagon  Makers. 

Bailey  R.  F..  25  E.  Court  st— see  adv  p 97 
Hood  & Miller,  Taylor  st— see  adv  card  p 268 
Streeter  Bros.,  Main  st.,  Indian  Orchard 

Washer  and  Wringer  Manufactu- 
rer. 

Pratt  Orrln,  52  to  62  Dwight  st— see  adv  card  p 
344 

Watch  Manufacturers. 

New  York  Watch  Co.— cor  Tyler  and  Orleans  sts 

Well  Diggers. 

Allen  Horace  N.,  178  Quincy  st 
Cobleigh  Rufys  N.,  Union  st 
Hunt  Dwight,  119  Ashley  st 
Hunt  John  L.,  119  Ashley  st 

Wax  Work. 

Wardwell  Miss  E.,  23  Myrtle  st 

Whitewashes. 

Clark  William  M.,  31  Hancock  st 
Johnson  Henry,  612  Union  st 


Robbins  Amos.  26  Lombard  st 
Spoor  Almon,  218  Walnut  st 
Thompson  William  H.,  689  Main  st 

Window  Shades. 

Whitney  & Adams,  cor  Main  and  State  sts— see 
adv  card  p 408 

Wiese  F.,  22  Harrison  ave— see  adv  card  p 409 

Wire  Cloth  Screen  Manufacturer. 

Bigelow  Cheney  (Estate  of,)  5 Sanford  st— see 
adv  card  p 159 

Wood  and  Kindlings. 

Abbey  A.  B.,  114  Worthington  st— see  adv  card  p 
137 

Baker  C.  A.,  271  Water  st 

Fawcett  F.  W.,  cor  Hancock  and  King  sts— see 
adv  card  p 227 
Hall  & Bowers,  50  Liberty  st 

Woolen  Manufacturers. 

Alden  J.  0.  & E.  A.,  21  Mill  st 

Wool  Waste  Dealers. 

Beebe  T.  C.,  49  Water  st 

Yankee  Notions. 

Patton  William,  276  Main  st  (up  stairs)— see  adv 
card  p 336 

Bowers  Paper  Co.,  231  Main  st 


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