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The  <inality  of  these  Matclie.s  lias  now  lieen  tested  for  thirty  years!  j 
in  every  climate,  and  has  withstood  the  damp  and  hnmid  atmosphei-e.  M 
:.wiiere  all  others  have  failed.'  ITonse-keepers  alwaj'S  giv<‘  thr.->t  Matches  Tj 
;the  preference.  Shippers  and  Sea-Captains  express  themselves,  after  f'j 
years  of  trial,  in  one  manner  concerning  their  superiority  over  all(  ] 
others  for  exportation. 

p  *:j;*  Parlor,  Card,  Block,  Wood  and  Paper-box  Matches  always  oi 
hand  and  packed  at  short  notice  for  shipment. 


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Oomrxienceci  in  1S35. 


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BOOKSELLERS  THROUGHOUT  THE  STATE. 


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Are  the  Publishers  and  Proprietors  of  this 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 

Cough,  Cold,  or| 
Sore  Throat  I 

38  immediate  attention,  and  should  be  check,  j 
ed.  If  allowed  to  continue,  I 

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Irritation  of  the  Lungs,  a  Permanent 
Throat  Affection,  or  an  Incurable 
Lung  Disease 

IS  OFTEN  THE  RESULT. 

Brown’s  Bronchial  Troches, 

Having  a  direct  influence  on  the  parts,  give  immediate  relief. 

For  Brouebitis^  Astlima,  Calorrb,  Consumptive 

undL  Fbroat  Diseases^ 

the  Troches  are  used  with  always  good  success. 

SIIfGLES  AND  PUBLIC  SPEAKERS 

will  find  Troches  useful  in  clearing  the  voice  when  taken  before  sing¬ 
ing  or  speaking,  and  relfeving  the  throat  after  an  unusual  exertion  of i 
the  vocal  organs.  The  Troches  are  recommended  and  pre-cribed  by; 
Physicians,  and  have  had  testimonials  from  eminent  men  throughout! 
the  country.  Being  an  article  of  true  merit,  and  liaving  prorerf  their 
efficacy  by  a  test  of  many  years,  each  year  finds  them  in  new  locali¬ 
ties  in  various  parts  of  the  world,  and  the  Troches  are  universally  pro¬ 
nounced  better  than  other  articles. 

Obtain  only  “Brown’s  Bronchial  Troches,  and  do  not  take  any  of 
the  worthless  imitations  that  may  be  offered, 

SOLD  EVERYWHERE. 

AIV  CFFECTUAC  WORME  MEBICINE. 


Requirt 


BROffS  TERMIfUGE  COMFITS, 

Or  Worm  Lozenges.  Much  sickness,  undoubtedly,  with  children  and 
adults,  attributed  to  other  causes,  is  occasioned  by  worms.  The  “Ver-j 
mifuge  Comfits,”  although  effectual  in  destroying  worms,  can  do  noj 
possible  injury  to  the  most  delicate  cliild.  This  valuable  qombination  j 
has  been  successfully  used  by  physicians,  and  found  to  bo  safe  and 
sure  in  eradicating  worms,  so  hurtful  to  children. 


Symptoms  of  Worms  in  Children  are  often  orer- 

looked.  Worms  in  the  stomach  and  bowels  cause  irritation,  which 
can  be  removed  only  by  the  use  of  a  sure  remedy.  The  combinafion 
ingredients  used  in  making  Brown's  “Vermifuge  Comfits”  is  such^ 
to  give  tho  best  i)Ossible  effect  with  safety. 

Sold  by  all  dealers  in  medicines. 


EDITORIAL. 


II 


The  New-Hampshire  Register. 

This  being  the  second  appearance  of  this  little  manual, 
the  Publishers  desire  to  say  a  few  words  to  its  patrons.  They 
wish  to  make  it  a  book  which  no  adult  person  in  the  State 
will  be  willing  to  be  without.  They  flatter  themselves  that 
they  have  already  made  it  one  which  no  one  belonging  to  the 
State  ought  to  be  without.  Tliey  believe  that  the  people  of 
I  New  Hampshire  are  equal  to  any  others  in  patriotic  devotion 
■to  the  interests  of  their  State,  and  that  they  are  as  proud  of 
j  its  facilities  and  business  capacities  as  they  are  of  its  lovely 
!  scenery  and  healthful  climate 

In  this  book  an  attempt  is  ma^e,  not  only  to  exhibit  the 
political  organization  of  the  State,  in  all  its  departments,  but 
[also  to  store  up  facts  and  statistics  concerning  its  business 
I  interests,  concerning  its  literary  and  religious  establishments,! 
i  concerning  the  advantages  which  it  oflers  as  inducements  to| 

I  j 

I  immigration  f.om  abroad,  for  business  purposes — its  ample 
:  water-power,  for  instance  and  its  avenues  of  travel — its 
I  abundant  manufacturing  activities — and  even  its  agricul- 
;  tural  wealth  — such  as  not  only  its  own  people  Avill  have 
I  occasion  to  turn  to,  many  times  in  a  year,  but  such  as  may 
I  readily  be  supposed  to  be  entirely  welcome  to  a  stranger.  In 
j  other  words,  though  it  is  a  very  small  book,  it  is  thought  to 
!  contain  a  very  large  amount  of  valuable  information.  Even 
I  to  enumerate  the  various  subjec  ts  of  it  here  would  exceed 
I  our  limits,  and  reference  must  be  made  to  the  copious  index 
I  found  upon  the  last  page. 

The  Publishers  claim  improvments  in  the  present  vol¬ 
ume  over  the  one  of  last  year,  in  many  respects.  The  Busi- 
j  ness  Directory  is  much  more  full  and  complete.  The  arrange- 
I  ment  of  matter  is  thought  to  be  improved,  not  only  in  the  bus- 
directory,  which  is  arranged  alphabetically  by  counties, 
the  political  department.  The  advertisements  are 


EDITORIAL. 


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confined  to  the  latter  part  of  the  book — they  should  all  be  ex¬ 
amined  however,  as  carefully  as  any  other  part  of  the  book 
— and  the  general  appearance  of  the  book  is  improved. 

The.  Publishers  are  again  indebted  to  the  Town  Clerks  and 
Postmasters,  throughout  the  State,  for  their  assistance,  with-j 
out  which  nothing  like  the  present  accuracy  of  statistics  could 
be  attained, — though  they  are  by  no  means  infallibly  cor¬ 
rect.  With  all  our  pains,  changes  will  take  place,  which  we 
cannot  note — men  will  remove  and  men  will  die. 

But,  if  supported  by  the  people,  for  whose  interests  we  are 
working,  and  who  have,  thus  far,  been  benefitted  more  than 
ourselves,  each  succeeding  year  shall  bring  to  every  man  w-ho 
will  pay  the  petty  sum  asked  for  a  copy,  a  book  better  than 
the  one  before — and,  in  every  instance,  one  worth  four  times 
its  cost. 

Any  person  who  cannot  otherwise  procure  one,  can  still  ha-ve 

\  ! 

one  by  sending  twenty  cents  direct  to  us.  We  wish  you  ta' 
buy  them  at  home,  if  you  can,  because,  otherwise,  the  traders! 
will  not  buy  them  of  us;  but  if  they  are  not  kept  wher^  you 
are,  send  direct  to  us  and  you  will  receive  one  by  return  mail- 

—  provided  you  do  not  forget  nor  neglect  to  send  the  price,  j 

We  publish  a  book  of  the  same  kind,  for  the  State  of  Vermont.  | 
It  would  be  a  neighborly  thing  to  buy  one  of  those  too.  We! 
will  mail  both  in  one  package  for  thirty-five  cents.  | 

As  to  the  time  of  publication,  it  wou-ld  be  better,  in  some  re-} 

1 

spects,  to  wait  till  after  Town  Meeting,  but  people  have  goh 
in  the  way  of  wanting  such  things  at  the  beginning  of  the  year 

—  as  though  the  first  of  January  was  the  beginning  of  the 
year  any  more  than  any  other  day.  But  all  things  must  have 
an  end^  so  must  our  preface.  With  the  best  wishes  for  the' 
health  and  prosperity  of  every  “paying  subscriber,”  we  arc. 

Very  truly  yours,  THE  PUBLISHERS. 


We  desire,  riglit  here  to  6a3*  to  New  Hampshire  printer',  that  thej 
can  get  their  wooden  inateri  il,  of  every  description  of  W.  W.  Robt^" 
of  Milford,  N.  II..  and  that  we  believe  in  patronizing  o?/r  oif^ 
things  being  equal. 


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IV 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


STROl^l^  &  ROSSp 

SPOKE,  HUB,  AND  WOOD  BENDINU 


w  o 


’VERGENNES,  VT., 

Manufacture  aritl  keep  for  sale  every  description  of 


, 


Wliee!  Stock  and  Bent 

IVOOD  WORK 

FOR 

CSRRISGER  £  SLEiGHS, 


INCLUDING 


Oak,  Elm  and  Birch  Hubs, 


1  te 


Of  all  si^es  and  lengths. 

Hickory  and  Oak  Spokes,  Asli,  Oak  and  Hickory 

FELLOES,  BENT  SHAFTS  AND  POLES, 


Patent  Seat-Backs,  Rails  and  Spindles,  Carriage  and  Wag-i 
on  Bows,  Buggji  Bodies,  Cutter  and  Sleigh  Woods, 
finished  and  in  rough  ;  finished  Cutter 
Shafts  with  Bars  ;  Runners  for 
Bob,  Long  and  Hand  Sleds  }  to  4  inches  deep  ;  Hatchet  aiid| 
Bench  Axe  Handles,  Carpenters’ ,  Machinists*  and 
Blacksmiths’  Hammer  Handles,  &c.,  &c. 

EUNTID  FOTl  LIST. 


THE 


AND 


FAMER’S  AEIAEAC 


FOS 


1870. 


the  second  after  bissextile  or  leap  VP  at? 

THE  NINETY-FIFTH  YiAr™  THE  S 
PENDENCE  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 

Ai’ilONOMICAL  CALCULATIONS  BY  HOSEA  DOTON,  A.  M. 

Cculated  for  the  meridian  of  Concord  N  H  lat  oio  19/ 
long.  °5  '3i  East  from  the  Capftol  at  wihtogtL 


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WHOLES.ALE  AND  RETAIL 

,ooksellers,  Stationers,  and  Book  &  Paper  Manufacturers. 

V  CLAREMONT,  N.  H. 

AND  SOLD  Br  BOOKSELLERS  AND  TRADERS  THROUGHOUT  THE  STATE 


2  ARTICLES  OF  THE  CALENDAR,  ECLIPSES,  ETC. 

Cb 

Golden  Number,  9 

Epact  28 

ronolosrical  Cjrcl 

Solar  Cycle,  3 

Dominical  Letter,  B 

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Roman  Indictip] 
Julian  Period, 

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Q  D  ®  C  Moon. 

0  Earth. 

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5  Mercury. 

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Cbaracters  of  tli«  S 

j  SPRING  SIGNS, 

i  1  Aries,  the  Ram. 

1 2  y  Taurus,  the  Bull. 

!  3  II  Gemini,  the  Twins. 

i  SUMMER  SIGNS. 

;  4  Cancer,  the?  Crab. 

:  5  fl  Leo,  the  Lion. 

6  1^  Virgo,  the  Virgin. 

i$rns  of  tlie  Zodiac. 

AUTUMN  SIGNS. 

7  Libra,  the  Scales. 

8  HI  Scorpio,  the  Scorpion. 

9  ^  Sagittarius,  the  Arche 

WINTER  SIGNS. 

10  Capricornus,  the  Goat 

11  ts:  Aquarius,  the  Waterb 

12  Pisces  the  Fishes. 

jprer. 

Coiiimeii cement  of  tlie  Seasons. 

Vernal  Equinox — Spring  begins,  March  20th,  2h  46m  evening 
i  Summer  Solstice — Summer  begins,  June  2l8t,  llh  10m  mornitg. 
j  Autumnal  Equinox — Autumn  begins.  Sept.  23d.  Hi  23m  “ 

M'inter  Solstice — Winter  begins,  Dec.  21st,  7h  27m  evening 

i  . 

Movable  Festivals  and 

Septuagesima  Sunday,  Feb.  13 

Sexagesima  Sunday,  “ 

Quinquagesima — ShroTe 

Sunday,  Feb. 

Ash  TTed. — 1st  day  of  Lent,  Mar 
Quadragesima — 1st  Sun¬ 
day  in  Lent,  “ 

Palm  Sunday,  April 

Good  Friday,  “ 


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Fasts  of  tbe  Cburcli. 

Easter  Sunday,  Aprl 

Low  Sunday,  “ 

Rogation  Sunday,  May 

Ascension  Day  —  Holy 

Thursday,  “ 

Pentecost — "Whitsunday,  June 
Trinity  Sunday,  “ 

Corpus  Christi,  “ 

Advent  Sunday,  Nov, 


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Fclipses. 

In  the  year  1870  ther&  will  be  lour  Eclipses  of  the  Sun,  and  two  d 
the  Moon. 

I.  A  total  Eclipse  of  the  Moon,  January  17th,  invisible  in  No- 
Hampsliire.  Mean  time  of  S  R-  A.,  lOh  Im  morning. 

II.  A  partial  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  Jan.  Slst,  visible  to  only  a  smal 
portion  of  the  Earth  around  the  South  Pole. 

III.  A  partial  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  June  28th.  Mean  time  of  c5  in 
R.  A.,  6h  54m  evening.  Visible  in  the  southeastern  part  of  Australia 
and  the  South  Pacific  Ocean. 

IV.  A  total  Eclipse  of  the  Moon,  July  l‘2th.  Mean  time  of  §  in  R. 
A.,  5h  48m  evening.  The  Eclipse  will  end  a  few  minutes  before  the 
time  of  the  Moon’s  rising  in  New  Hampshire  consequently  invisible. 

V.  A  partial  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  July  27th,  visible  from  only  a  small 
portion  of  the  Earth  near  Bherin^’  Straits. 

VI.  A  total  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  Dec.  22d,  invisible  in  New  Hamp¬ 
shire,  but  visible  in  the  North  Atlantic  Ocean,  the  northern  part  of 
Africa,  the  southern  part  of  Europe  and  the  western  part  of  Asia. 


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New  Moon  Ist  day  7h  19.5m  E.  Full  Moon  17th  day  9h  59.3m  M. 
First  Quar.  9th  day  4h  16.3ni  E.-  Last  Quar.  24th  day  5h  37.0m  M. 

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1870. 

MEMORANDA  FOR  JANUARY. 

31  days. 

1  Saturday. 

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2  Sunday 

3  Monday. 

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4  Tuesday. 


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MEMORANDA  FOR  DECEMBER. 

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2  Friday. 

3  Saturday. 

4  Sunday. 


5  Monday. 


1870. 

MEMORANDA  FOR  DECEMBER. 

37 

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Tuesday. 

7 

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19  Monday. 

20  Tuesday. 

21  Wednesday. 

22  Thursday. 

23  Friday.  . . 

24  Saturday. 

25  Sunday. 

26  Monday. 

27  Tuesday. 

28  Wednesday. 

29  Thursday. 

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SO  Friday. 

31  Saturday. 

STATE  OFFICERS. 


39 


Government  of  New-Hampshire,  1869. 

Executive  Department. 

ONSLOW  STEARNS,  Concord,  Governor. 

COUNCIL. 

District  No.  1. — Moses  Humphrey,  Concord. 

“  “  2. — Charles  Jones,  Milton. 

“  “  3. — Moses  A.  Hodgdon,  Weare. 

“  “  4. — Samuel  W.  Hale,  Keene. 

“  “  6. — Nathan  H.  Weeks,  Woodstock. 

John  D.  Lyman,  Farminp^ton,  State  Secretary. 

Nathan  W.  Gove,  Concord,  Deputy  State  Secretary. 

Peter  Sanborn,  Concord,  State  Treasurer. 

John  B.  Clarke,  Manchester,  State  Printer. 

Jason  W.  Hatch,  Concord,  Janitor  of  State  House. 

STATE  COMMISSIONERS. 

Railroads — Jesse  Gault,  Hooksett;  James  W.  Johnson,  Enfield; 
Samuel  D.  Quarles,  O'Sipee. 

Banks — Jacob  G.  Cilley,  Manchester;  William  W.  Hayes,  Farming- 
ton  ;  Nathan  S.  Johnson,  Newbury. 

Insurance — Oliver  Pillsbary,  Henniker. 

Pilotage — Lyman  D.  Spalding,  William  L.  Dwight,  Chsu^Ies  H. 
Chase,  Portsmouth. 

Fish — Henry  A.  Bellows,  Concord;  Winbom  A.  Sanborn,  Wolfo- 
borough. 

Inspectors — of  Flour — Julius  Cone,  Edward  P.  Prescott,  Concord. 
Of  Fish — Thomas  E.  Hatch,  Keene  ;  W.A.  Sanborn.  Guilford;  W.  W. 
Fletcher,  Concord.  Of  :WiJliam  P.  Riddle,  Manchester. 

STATE  INSTITUTIONS. 

Stale  Prison^  Concord. 


Joseph  Mayo,  Warden. 
Augustus  Bean,  Deputy  Warden 


Rev.  Hazen  Quimby,  Chaplain. 
Albert  H.  Crosby,  Physician. 

House  of  Reformation^  Manchester. 

Horton  D.  Walker,  Portsmouth,  President. 

Joseph  Kidder,  Manchester,  Secretary. 

Isaac  H.  Jones,  Superintendent  and  Treasurer. 

Trustees — W.  P.  Wheeler,  Keene;  David  Gillis,  Nashua;  Joseph 
Kidder,  Manchester  ;  Moses  Humphrey,  Concord;  Oliver  Wyatt,  Dover. 

Asylum  for  the  Insane^  Concord. 

Isaac  Spalding,  Nashua,  President. 

Joseph  B.  Walker,  Concord,  Secretary. 

.Tesse  P.  Bancroft,  Superintendent  and  Treasurer. 

Agricultural  College.  Hanover. 

Trustees — Asa  D.  Smith,  Hanover;  Frederic  Smj-th,  Manchester; 
Ira  A.  Eastman,  Concord;  Anthony  Colby,  New  liondon,  appointed  by 
the  College;  Natt  Head,  Hooksett;  John  D.  Lyman,  Farmington; 
John  B.  Clarke,  Manchester;  William  P.  Wheeler,  Keene;  Chester 
C.  Hutchins,  Bath,  appointed  by  the  State. 


40 


LEGISLATIVE. 


State  Library. 

Trustees — George  Stark,  ^'ashua;  P.  B..  Cogswell,  and  William  L. 
Foster,  Concord. 

Normal  School  Commissiover — Orrin  Perkins,  Winchester. 
Superintendent  of  public  Instruction — Amos  Hadley,  Concord. 
State  Geologist — C.  H.  Hitchcock,  Hanover. 

Military  Department. 

Commander -in- Chief — His  Excellency  Onslow  Stearns,  Concord. 
Adjutant-General — Natt  Head,  Hooksett. 


liCgrislative  Oepartnieut* 

SENATE. 

John  Y.  Mugridge,  Concord,  President. 

John  W.  Currier,  Alton,  Clerk. 

Luther  S.  Morrill,  Concord,  Assistant  Clerk, 
William  Colby,  Hopkinton,  Door-Keeper. 

Senators. 

District  No.  1. — John  H.  Bailey,  Portsmouth. 

“  “  2. — Nathaniel  Gordon,  Exeter. 

“  “  3. — Joseph  F.  Kennard,  Manchester. 

“  **  4. — John  Y.  Mugridge.  Concord. 

“  “  5. — George  C.  Peavey,  Strafford. 

“  “  6. — Ezra  Gould,  Sandwich. 

“  7. — Gilman  Scripture,  Nashna. 

“  “  8. — Jonas  Livingston,  Peterborough. 

“  “  9. — Ellery  Albee,  Winchester. 

“  “  10. — Ira  Colby,  Jr.,  Claremont. 

“  “  11. — Cyrus  Taylor,  Bristol. 

“  “  12. — John  W.  Barney,  Lancaster. 

Republicans,  10 :  Democrats,  2. 


HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES. 

Samuel  M.  Wheeler,  Dover,  Speaker. 

William  R.  Patten,  Manchester,  Clerk. 

Josiah  H.  Benton,  Jr.,  Lancaster,  Assistant  Clerk. 
Charles  H.  Roberts,  Farmington,  Sergeant-at-Arms. 
George  W.  Eastabrook,Concord,‘S 
Samuel  D.  Robinson,  Pembroke,  V  Door-keepers. 
John  Underhill,  Che.'ster,  j 

Frank  Kimball,  Concord,  Engrossing  Clerk. 


TOWNS. 

Atkinson. 

Auburn, 

Brentwood, 

Candia, 

Chester. 

Danville, 

Deerfield, 


members.* 

MocTcingham  County. 


NAMES. 

William  C.  Noyes. 
Jacob  Lufkin. 
John  W.  Dudley. 

John  W.  Cate. 
Jesse  W.  Sargent. 
Rufus  W.  Moore. 
Daniel  Clifford. 
Joseph  R.  Gerrish. 
Richard  J.  Sanborn. 


Derry,  Harvey  P.  Hood. 

George-Moore,  2d. 
East  Kingston, M.  Sanborn. 


Eppin 

Exeter, 


cr 

O) 


Fremont, 

Gosport, 

Greenland, 


James  L.  Runlett. 
Sebastian  A.  Brown. 
Andrew  J.  no3't. 
Ebenezer  Folsom. 
Stephen  G.  Sleeper. 
George  Beebe. 
Charles  W.  Piclcering. 


*  Republicans  in  Roman  ;  Democrats  in  Italics. 


LEGISLA.TIVE. 


41 


Hampstead,  John  D.  Ordway. 

Hampton,  Dewitt  C.  Dnrgin. 

•  liampton  Falls, Emery  Datrhelder. 
i  Kensington,  Josiah  D.  Prescott. 
Kingston,  CJmrles  B.  Clark. 

Londonderry,  Andrew  W.  Mack. 

Matthew  W.  Holmes. 
Newcastle,  Joshua  M.  Bickford. 
Newington,  Richard  P.  Hoyt. 

Newmarket,  William  A .  Shack  ford. 

Nathan  H.  Leavitt  Jr. 
Newton,  Levi  Wilson. 

North  Hampton, N.  Warner. 
Northwood,  Charles  Wingate. 

Nottingham,  L^ke  II.  Harvey. 

Plaistow,  Gilman  Harris. 

Portsmouth, W’d  l.W.H.Y.IIackett 
Edward  D.  Coffin. 


Daniel  J.  Vaughn. 
Isaiah  Wilson. 
Ward  2,  William  P.  Jones. 

Charles  Rohinson. 
William  H.  Henderson. 
Frank  W.  Miller. 
Ward  3,  John  R.  Reding. 

Samuel  Langdon. 
Raymond,  David  Griffin. 

Rye,  Thomas  Green. 

Salem,  John  W.  Wheeler. 

Joel  C.  Carey. 
Sandown,  George  Marston. 

Sabrook,  Joseph  Chase. 

South  Hampton.  William  Fowle. 
South  Newmarket,  Patrick  Quinn. 
Stratham,  Leonard  Lang. 

Windham.  Rei  Hills. 


Strafford  County. 


Barrington, 


John  S.  Buggies. 
Joseph  Daniels. 
Dover,  Ward l,Wm.  T.  Wentworth. 

Hiram  F.  Snow. 
Alvah  Moulton. 
Samuel  M.  Wheeler. 
George  Wadleigh. 
Oliver  Wyatt. 
Charles  H.  Sawyer. 
La  fayette  Hall. 
Jonas  H.  Colcrmy. 
Harry  S.  Parker. 
Lee,  Hosea  B.  Snell. 

Mudbury,  John  Hill. 

Middleton,  Franklin  Colbath. 


Ward  2, 
Ward  3, 


W ard  4, 
Dxirham, 
Farmington, 


Milton,  George  Lyman. 

Samuel  G.  Chamberlain. 
New  Durham,  Charley  H.  Boody. 
Rochester,  Larkin  Harrington. 

John  Crockett. 
Silas  Hussey.  Jr. 
Joseph  N.  Hayes. 
Rollinsford,  Augustus  W.  Rollins. 
Somersworth,  George  M.  Hanson. 

John  Drew. 
Daniel  Chadbourne. 
George  Stevens. 
Strafford,  Daniel  J.  Holmes. 

Charles  F.  Montgomery. 


Alton,  Charles  Hayes, 

Walter  G.  C  Emerson. 
Barnstcad,  William  Proctor. 

Jacob  W.  Evans. 
Belmont,  Benj.  B.  Lamprey. 
Center  Harbor,  Harrison  C.  Smith. 
Gilford,  Rufus  G.  .Morrill,  j 

Enoch  Flanders,  Jr.  i 
Stephen  B.  Cole,  j 


Belknap  County^ 

Gilmanton, 


Rufus  E.  Gale" 
George  W.  Sanborn' 
Laconia,  Ebenezer  P.  Osgood- 

John  W.  Busiel. 
Meredith,  John  Neally. 

Nathan  B.  Wadleigh . 
New  Hampton,  Samuel  Emerson. 
Sanboruton,  Lyman  B.  Ames. 

William  S.  Woodman 


Carroll  County. 


.Albany,  Thomas  J.  Allard.  \  Freedom, 

Bartlett.  George  IF.  At.  Pitman. 

Brookfield,  William  Blake,  Jr. 

Chatham,  Daniel  Chandler^  2.d. 

Conway.  Christopher  IV.  Wilder. 

Charles  H.  Osgood. 

Eaton,  None. 

Effingham,  Aaron  Clark. 


Jackson, 
Madison, 
Moultonboro, 
0.ssipee, 

Sandwich, 


Thomas  Lovering. 

Jonathan  Gale. 
Mark  Nickerson, 
Wm.  H.  H.  Mason. 

IDnry  J.  Banks. 
Samuel  B.  Carter. 
William  M.  Weed. 
Enoch  Q.  Fellows. 


42 


LEGISLATIVE. 


Tamworth, 
Tuftonb  >rough, 
Wakefield, 


James  M.  Pease. 
Greenleaf  Piper. 
Samuel  W.  Roberts. 


Wolfeboro,  Elisha  Goodwin^  Jr. 

Blake  Folsom. 


Merrimack  County. 


Allenstown, 
Andover, 
Boscawen, 

Bow, 

Bradford, 
Canterbury, 
Chichester, 
Concord,  W ard  1, 
Ward  2, 
Ward  3, 
Ward  4, 


Henry  Dowst. 
Henry  A.  Weymouth. 
Nehemiah  Butler. 
Samuel  C.  Clement. 
William  O.  Heath. 

Joseph  Ayers. 
John  S.  ^erhume. 
Wm.  H.  Allen 
Charles  Smith. 
Henry  Farnum. 

John  A.  West. 
Benj.  E.  Badger. 
Ward  5,  A.  C.  Pierce. 

E.  W.  Woodward. 
Ward  6,  J.  W.  Prescott. 

C.  C.  Webster. 
Ward  7,  G.  F.  Whittredge. 
Dunbarton,  John  B.  Ireland. 
Epsom,  Samuel  Martin. 

Franklin,  Arthur.  S.  Nesmith. 


I 

j  Henniker, 
Hill, 

Hooksett, 

Hopkinton, 

Loudon, 
Newbury, 
New  London, 
Northfield, 
Pembroke, 

Pittsfield, 

1  Salisbury, 
Sutton, 

W  arner, 

Webster, 

Wilmot, 


Frank  H.  Danxell' 
George  W.  Rice* 
Moses  Favor- 
Benj.  J.  Gile- 
Thomas  B.  Jones- 
Reuben  E.  French- 
Archclaus  Moore' 
James  M.  Sawyer. 
N.  T.  Greenwood. 
Hiram  Cilley. 
Edmund  Elliott. 
John  K.  Robinson. 
Nathaniel  G.  Foote. 
Charles  E.  Perkins. 
Charles  C.  Rogers. 
Cyrus  French. 
C.  C.  Me  Alpine. 
Lemuel  W.  Collins. 
David  A.  Macurdy. 
Jason  Walker.] 


Hillsborough  County. 


Amherst, 

Antrim, 

Bedford, 

Bennington, 

Brookline, 

Deering, 

Frances  town, 

Gofifstown, 

Greenfield, 

Hancock, 

Hillsborough, 


William  A.  Mack. 
William  N.  Tuttle. 
Charles  H.  Moore. 
John  C.  Dodge. 
James  H.  Hall. 
Augustus  Wilson. 
Samuel  D.  Downes. 

John  Green. 
Lucien  D.  Hunkins. 
Alfred  W.  Savage. 

Avery  M.  Clark. 
Brooks  K.  Webber. 
Ephraim  Dutton. 
Hollis,  Charles  B.  Richardson. 
Hudson,  Daniel  M.  Greeley. 

Litchfield,  John  W.  Grifin. 

Lyndeborough,  Luther  Cram. 
Manchester,  Ward  1,  J.  L.  Stevens. 

Nathan  P.  Kidder. 
Ward  2,  T.  W.  Challis. 

G.  S.  Andrews. 
Ward  3,  James  0.  Adams. 
Albert  H.  Daniels. 
William  Flanders. 
Ward  4,  Herman  Foster. 
Benjamin  Currier. 
Samuel  D.  Lord. 
Ward  5,  Patrick  Shehan. 

Patrick  McDonough. 
Ward  6,  James  P.  Eaton. 


Robert  Hall. 
Ward  7,  R.  M.  Shirlev. 
Wards,  DeL.  Robinson. 
Mason,  Elisha  B.  Barrett. 

I  Merrimack,  Benjamin  Ela. 

i  Milford,  Samuel  G.  Dearborn. 

Bainbridge  Wadleigh. 
Mt.  Vernon,  A.  W.  Raymond. 
Nashua,  Ward!,  A.  H.  Dunlap. 

Ward  2,  G.  A.  Ramsdell. 
Ward  3,  Caleb  Burbank. 
Ward  4,  None. 

W ard  5,  Geo.  Edgecomh. 

Dennis  D.  Sullivan. 
Ward  6,  Amos  Webster. 

Charles  Holman. 
Ward  7,  Joseph  K.  Page. 
Ward  8,  E.  P.  Brcncn. 

A.  J.  Bennett. 
W.  A.  Preston 
William  G.  Butler. 
Riley  B.  Hatch. 
Charles  Wilder. 
Stephen  H.  Bacon. 

Isaac  Wheeler. 
Charles  0.  Ballou. 
Alonzo  H.  Wood. 
J  rands  Green. 
Joel  Hesselton 
Silas  Chapman. 


New  Boston, 

!  New  Ipswich, 
Pelham, 
Peterborough, 

Sharon, 

Temple, 

Weare, 

Wilton, 

Windsor, 


LEGISLATIVE. 


43 


Cheshire  County. 


Alstefid, 

Chesterfield, 

Dublin, 

Fitzwilliam, 

Gilsum, 

Ilinwlale, 

.laffrey, 

Keene, 


Marlboro’, 

Marlow, 


Acworth, 


Asa  H.  Burge. 
James  H.  Go^^drich. 
Aaron  Smith. 
John  N.  Richardson. 
Aaron  D.  Hammond. 

George  S.  Wilder. 
Frederick  W.  Bailey. 
John  Humphrey. 
Solon  S.  Wilkinson. 

Robert  Wilson. 
Charles  Bridgman. 
Soh*n  A.  Carter. 
William  French. 

Jairus  Collins. 
Ezra  G.  Huntley. 


Nelson,  Charles  II.  Whitney. 

Richmond,  Asa  H.  BuHock. 

Rindge,  George  A.  Whitney. 

Roxbury,  Alba  C.  Davis. 

Stoddard,  Edward  E.  Upton.. 

Sullivan,  Charles  Mason. 

Surry,  William  II.  Porter. 

Swfuizey,  Philip  D.  Angier. 

David  Parsons. 
Troy,  Augustus  Hodgkins. 

Walpole,  Leonard  B  Holland. 

George  Rust. 
Westmoreland,  Charles  Knight. 
Winchester,  Henry  Abbott. 

Edward  Alexander. 


Sullivan  County. 


Chapin  K.  Brooks. 
Charlestown,  Nathan  W.  Howard. 

i'ranklin  W.  Putnam. 
Willianf  Ellis. 
Hiram  Webb. 
Edward  L.  Goddard. 
George  N.  Farw’ell. 
Joseph  B.  Comings. 
Albina  Hall. 
John  Chase. 


Claremont, 


.  Cornish, 
Croydon, 
Goshen, 


Grantham, 

Langdon, 

Lempster, 

Newport, 

Plainfield, 

Springfield, 

Sunapee, 

Unity, 

Washington 


William  II.  Eastman- 
Martin  Bascom- 
Abram  Bean. 
'Benj.  F.  Saw’yer- 
John  B.  Cooper. 
Famum  J.  Morgan. 
Levi  F.  Hill. 
Daniel  A.  George. 
Ora  M.  Huntoon. 
,  Weld  D.  Proctor, 


Grafton  County. 


I  Aloxardria, 
Ashland, 
Bath, 
Benton, 
Bcthleham, 
Bridgw’ater, 
Bristol, 
Campton, 
Canaan, 

Danbury, 

Dorchester, 


Luke  Gale. 
Thomas  N.  Hughes. 

John  Bedel. 
Charles  Whitcher. 
Thomas  J.  Spooner. 

Abner  Fowler. 
Samuel  K.  Mason. 
Erastus  Dole. 
James  C.  Felch. 
Joseph  D.  We^ks. 
John  A.  Butrick. 
Elias  M.  Bb  dgett. 
El  1  s  wor  t  h  &  Wa  t  e  r  V  i  1 1  e,  J.  J/.  Dustin 


Enfield, 

Franconia, 
Grafton, 
Gn>ton,  * 
Hanover, 

Haverhill, 

Hebron, 


Converse  G.  Morgan. 
Herbert  Bailey. 
NathH.  W.  Cheeney. 
Alvah  Stevens. 
Joseph  Wheat. 
Jacob  S.  Perley. 
James  S.  Adams. 
Charles  M.  Weeks. 
George  F.  Ihitnam. 
Thomas  Muzzey. 


Holderness, 

Landaff, 

Lebanon, 


Lisbon, 

Littleton, 


Lyman, 
Lyme, 
Monroe, 
Orange, 
Orford, 
Piermont, 
Plymouth, 
Rumney, 
Thornton, 
Warren, 
Wentw’orth, 


G.  F.  Cummings- 
Daniel  Whitcher. 
Harlow  S.  Nash- 
Joseph  W.  Cleveland. 
Jesse  C.  Sturtevant- 
Hiram  Noyes- 
Horace  B.  Savage. 
Samuel  A .  Edson. 
Charles  C.  Smith. 
Richard  Smith. 
Isaac  D.  Miner. 
Theodore  M.  Franklin. 
Frank  Paddleford. 
Reuben  Batchelder. 

None. 

Henry  H.  Palmer. 

Joseph  A.  Dodge. 
Horaee  B.  Perkiris. 
George  W.  Garland, 
^mue.l  B.  Page. 
Joseph  Savage. 


Wood8tock<Sc  Lincoln,  J".  W.  Campbell 


Coos  Countsj. 


Berlin  and  Randolph, Dante?  Green. 
Carroll  &  Hart’s  Loc,  C.  S.  Leavett. 


Clarksville, 

Colebrook, 


Benjamin  Young. 
William  S.  Roljt. 


NEWSPAPEKS,  ETC. 


Columbia,  'SVillard  Spencer. 

Dalton,  L^icius  Bond. 

Errol, Cam  bridge  &c.,  C.L.  He.yiuood. 


Gorham, 
.Jefferson, 
Lancaster, 

Milan, 


liufus  F.  Ingalls. 
Charles  L.  Plaisted. 
Henry  0.  Kent, 
Ossian  Ray. 
Moses  Hodgdon,  Jr. 


Northumberland,  Wayne  Cobleigh. 
Pittsburg,  Thomas  C.  Hart. 

Shelburn,  Charles  E.  Philbrook. 
Stark  and  Duramer,  C.E.  Bickford. 
Stewartsto\vD,NyfrawMS  M. Jordan. 
Stratford,  Samuel  C.  Brown. 

Whitefield,  George  W.  Libbey. 


RECAPITULATION  BY  COUNTIES. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

Rockingham, 

34 

21 

Hillsborough, 

-  42 

17 

Strafford, 

24 

5 

Cheshire, 

19 

11 

Belknap, 

8 

10 

Sullivan, 

14 

6 

Carroll, 

8 

12 

Grafton, 

18 

26 

Merrimack, 

22 

18 

Coos, 

5 

14 

96 

66 

98 

74 

Whole  number  of  Representatives,  334;  Republicans,  194:  Demo¬ 
crats,  140.  Republican  majority  in  the  House,  54  ;  on  joint  ballot  of 
the  Senate  and  House,  64. 


Congressional  Delegation. 


Aaron  H.  Cragin,  Lebanon, 
James  W.  Patterson,  Hanover, 


Senators. 


Jacob  H.  Ela,  Rochester,  1 

Aaron  F.  Stevens,  Nashua,  > Representatives. 

Jacob  Benton,  Lancaster,  j 


LIST  OF  NEWSPAPERS. 


Argus  k  Spectator,  Newport, 
Cabinet,  Amherst, 

Cheshire  Republican.  Keene, 
Chronicle  &  Gazette,  Portsmouth, 
I  daily, 
jCourier,  Rochester, 
jCoos  Republican,  Lancaster, 

Daily  Patriot,  Concord. 

[Daily  Times,  Portsmouth, 

•Daily  Monitor  &  Ind.  Democrat, 
1  Concord, 

Daily  Mirror,  Manchester, 

(Daily  &  Weekly  Union,  do., 

[Daily  Telegraph,  Nashua. 
'Democrat,  Wolfeborough, 
Democrat,  Laconia, 

Enquirer,  Dover, 

Free  Press,  Lebanon, 

Gazette,  Dover, 


Gazette,  Nashua, 

Journal,  Portsmouth, 

Journal,  Somersworth, 

Mirror  &  Farmer,  Manchester, 
Morning  Star,  Dover. 

National  Eagle,  Claremont, 
News,  Wolfe  boro’, 

News  Lett(^r,  Exeter, 

Northern  Advocate,  Claremont, 
N.  II.  Sentinel,  Keene, 

N.  H.  Patriot,  Concord, 

N.  TI.  Telegraph,  Nashua, 
Republic,  Littleton, 

Republican  Statesman,  Concord, 
States  &  Union,  Portsmouth, 

The  People,  Concord, 

Times,  Lake  Village, 

Transcript,  Peterborough, 


The  total  popular  vote  in  the  United  States  for  President  and  Vice 
President,  in  1868,  was  Grant,  3,016,353;  Seymour,  •2,7('6,C'31.  Grant’s 
majority',  527,015.  Gen.  Grant  received  the  electoral  votes  of  twenty- 
five  of  the  States  ;  Horatio  Seymour  those  of  eight. 


GOVERNOR  VOTE,  ETC.  45 


Tabular  Statement  by  Towns 

Of  Distances  from  Concord  ;  Dates  of  Incorporation  ;  Votes  for  Governor 
in  1868 1  Population  in  1860 ;  Average  Valuation  in  1867  and  1868 ;  and 
Apportionment  on  each  $1000  of  State  Tax, 


ROCKINGHAM  COUNTY. 


DIS. 

TOWNS.  Incorp’n.  Stearns. 

Bedel. 

Pop. 

Tal. 

Appor. 

36 

Atkinson,  Sept’r  3,  1767. 

79 

54 

546 

241,881 

1.76 

18 

Auburn,  June  23.  1845. 

105 

79 

886 

323,562 

2.57 

30 

Brentwood,  June  26,  1742. 

110 

46 

887 

316,020 

2.46 

16 

Candia,  December  17, 1763. 

185 

239 

1575 

395,918 

3.43 

23 

Chester,  May  8,  1722. 

183 

74 

1276 

441,258 

3.17 

33 

Danville,  February  22,  1760. 

85 

55 

629 

210,.544 

1.47 

,20 

Deerfield,  January  8, 1766 

212 

228 

2066 

597,324 

4.78 

25 

Derry,  July  2,  1827. 

229 

121 

1990 

656,945 

5.09 

U2 

E.  Kingston,  Nov.  17, 1738. 

66 

69 

598 

257,885 

2.04 

;39 

Epping,  February  23, 1741. 

14-1 

182 

1414 

525,229 

3.81 

i40 

E.xeter,  settled  April  3, 1638. 

430 

143 

3309 

1,499,763 

12.06 

30 

Fremont,  Jnhe  22,  1764. 
Gosport,  December  24,  1715. 

84 

91 

579 

185.003 

1.35 

57 

4 

3 

127 

18,500 

.15 

•15 

Greenland,  1703. 

81 

95 

762 

385.201 

2.94 

30 

Hampstead,  Jan’y,  19,  1749. 

121 

73 

930 

264,854 

2.06 

47 

Hampton,  May  22,  1639. 

156 

114 

1230 

554,322 

3.93 

47 

Hampton  Falls,  1712. 

78 

42 

621 

277,788 

2.17 

i44 

Kensington,  April  1,  1737. 

80 

81 

672 

309.578 

2.10 

38 

Kingston,  August  6,  1694. 

124 

114 

1216 

408,828 

2.94 

26 

Londonderry,  June  21,*  1722. 

188 

127 

1717 

539,402 

4.36 

56 

Newcastle,  1693. 

97 

89 

693 

114.562 

1.01 

'45 

Newington,  Julyjil764. 

41 

72 

475 

192,574 

1.42 

'.36 

Newmarket,  Dec.  17,  1727. 

169 

217 

2038 

819,014 

6.00 

45 

Newton.  December  6, 1749. 

85 

105 

850 

273,984 

1.91 

47 

N.  Hampton,  Nov.  30,  1742. 

90 

116 

771 

357,093 

2.68 

20 

Northwood.  Feb.  6,  1773. 

183 

134 

lbir2 

445,540 

3.30 

25 

Nottingham,  May  10,  1722. 

131 

154 

1297 

388,482 

2.82 

'40 

Plai.stow,  Feb.  28,  1749. 

97 

57 

861 

283,973 

2.14 

'45 

Poi-stmouth.  May  28,  1653. 

1114 

860 

9335 

6,449,071 

50.13 

24 

Raymond,  May  9,  1764. 

111 

189 

1269 

3t»0,259 

2.45 

,50 

Rye.  April  20,  1726. 

88 

186 

1199 

379,922 

3.10 

i40 

Siilem,  May  11,  1750. 

208 

167 

1671 

548,608 

3.92 

132 

Sandown,  April  6, 1756. 

75 

70 

553 

224,305 

1.56 

50 

Seabrook,  June  3, 1768 

156 

180 

1549 

327,728 

2.44 

'46 

S.  Hampton,  May  25, 1742. 

58 

67 

786 

249,.371 

1.69 

135 

S.  Newmarket,  June  27,1849. 

169 

45 

549 

3t>3,395 

2.41 

l40 

Stratham,  March  14, 1816. 

124 

76 

859 

432,633 

3.58 

33 

Windham,  February  12, 1742.  122 

51 

851 

357,210 

2.56 

5862 

4865  50,138 

20,857,529 

159.76 

STRAEFORD 

COUNTY. 

35 

Barrington,  May  10, 1722. 

207 

153 

1962 

491  ,.500 

4.18 

40 

Dover,  October  12, 1722. 

924 

444 

8502 

4,014.326 

33.67 

34 

Durham,  May  15, 1732. 

141 

171 

1534 

556;685 

4.64 

35 

Farmington,  Dec.  1.  1798. 

270 

236 

2275 

774,953 

5.87 

33 

Lee,  January'  16, 1766. 

66 

109 

871 

336,620 

2.63 

46 

GOVERiiOR  VOTE,  ETC. 

36 

Wadburj",  May  31,  1775. 

56 

42 

496 

182,705 

1.63 

40 

Middleton,  March  4,  1778. 

"47 

68 

531 

156,751 

1.17 

40 

Milton,  June  11,  18u2. 

250 

95 

1862 

458,680 

3.43 

3S 

New  Durham,  Dec.  7,  1762. 

54 

155 

1174 

312,056 

2.35 

40 

Rochester,  May  10, 1722. 

429 

322 

3384 

1,248,047 

11.25 

45 

Rollinsford,  July  3, 1849. 

186 

75 

2069 

717,310 

6.23 

45 

Somers  worth,  April  22,  1754. 

552 

173 

4786 

1,924,2-23 

15.02 

30 

Strafiford,  June  17,  1820. 

212 

247 

2046 

570,651 

4.28 

3394 

2288 

31492 

;il, 7*45, 113 

96.35 

BELKNAP 

COUNTY. 

31 

Alton,  June  16,  1796. 

236 

198 

2018 

626,19? 

4.61 

20 

Barnstead,  May  20,  1727. 

102 

294 

1885 

516,014 

3.69 

25 

Belmont,  June  28, 1859. 

97 

160 

1189 

354,316 

2.751 

37 

Center  Harbor,  Dec.  7, 1797. 

65 

60 

484 

141,533 

1.02 1 

27 

Gilford,  June  16, 1812. 

390 

216 

2812 

991,262 

7.62  i 

20 

Gilmanton,  May  18,  1727. 

229 

163 

2073 

602,436 

4.381 

27 

Laconia,  July  1855. 

181 

248 

1806 

609,494 

5. .58 

29 

Meredith,  Dec.  30,  17 68. 

226 

274 

1945 

590,297 

4.68 

30 

New  Hampton,  Nov. 27,  1777. 

137 

98 

1596 

•  405,423 

2.85  1 

21 

Sanborn  ton,  March  1,  1770. 

244 

305 

2743 

781,137 

6.09 1 

1907 

2016 

18551 

5,618,109 

43.27 

CARROLL  COUNTT. 

74 

Albany,  Nov,  10,  1766. 

30 

53 

43» 

77,205 

.51! 

85 

Bartlett,  June  16, 1790. 

24 

115. 

737 

175,4-24 

1.19 

50 

Brookfield.  Dec.  30,  1794. 

66 

35 

372 

140,598 

1.06 

92 

Chatham,  Feb. 7.  1767. 

51 

64 

489 

100,364 

.69 

76 

Conway,  April  6,1772. 

158 

193 

1^4 

507,093 

3.52 

69 

Eaton,  Nov.  7,  1766. 

52 

111 

780 

150,059 

1.04 

70 

Effingham,  Aug.  18,  1788. 

103 

120 

1210 

299,059 

2.-24 

70 

Freedom,  June  16,  1831. 

47 

158 

917 

245,795 

1.75 

Hart's  Location. 

4 

3 

44 

12.277 

.101 

90 

Jackson,  Dec.  4, 1800. 

7 

121 

587 

157,975 

1.04  j 

69 

Madison,  June,  1853. 

91 

30 

826 

179,953 

1.301 

50 

Moultonboro’,  Nov.  27,  1777. 

99 

183 

1448 

347,833 

2.61 1 

60 

0.ssipee,  Feb,  22,  1785. 

201 

238 

1998 

398,054 

2.99 

50 

Sandwich.  Oct.  25,  1768. 

270 

151 

229 

568,134 

4.07 

60 

Tara  worth,  Oct.  14,  1766. 

197 

125 

1679 

285.513 

2.12 

55 

Tuftonborough,  Dec.  17, 1795.  87 

133 

1185 

283,246 

2.37  ! 

43 

"Wakefield,  August  30,  1774. 

171 

138 

1478 

5.37,373 

3.67  ! 

50 

Wolfeborough,  July  9, 1770. 

263 

269 

2300 

7-24,110 

6.28  j 

1921 

2240 

20433 

5,190,065 

38:55 

MERRIMACK 

COUNTY. 

10 

Allenstown,  July  2,  1831. 

34 

50 

415 

83,835 

2.09 

21 

Andover,  June  25,  1779. 

76 

212 

1243 

457,491 

3.48 

8 

Boscawen.  April  22,  1760. 

181 

140 

1458 

547,583 

4.24 

5 

Bow,  May  20,  1727. 

88 

133 

909 

347,699 

2.96 

25 

Bradford.  Sept.  27. 1787. 

1*23 

172 

1182 

501.460 

3.71 

8 

Canterbury,  May  20,  1727. 

126 

140 

1522 

546,742 

3.95 

9 

Chichester,  May  20,  1727. 

80 

139 

1043 

304,643 

2.46 

GOVERNOR  VOTE,  ETC. 

47 

Concord,  1765. 

1504 

895 

10889 

5,202,148 

42.61 

10 

Dunbarton,  Aug.  10,  1765. 

109 

83 

902 

378,008 

3.16 

12 

Epsom,  May  18,  1727. 

89 

133 

1216 

371,226 

2.85 

18 

Franklin,  Dec.  24,  1828. 

295 

208 

1600 

1.048,088 

8.05 

15 

Henniker,  Nov.  10, 1768. 

170 

153 

1500 

626,600 

5.23 

27 

Hill,  November  10,  1778. 

108 

64 

917 

226,427 

1.7 

8 

Hooksett,  July  3, 1822. 

134 

101 

1257 

467,238 

3.81 

7 

Hopkinton,  Jan.  11, 1765. 

256 

229 

2178 

705,970 

5.68 

12 

Loudon.  Jan.  23, 1773. 

125 

211 

1638 

617,521 

4.56 

30 

Newbury,  Nov.  1778. 

49 

106 

698 

.  270,822 

1.95 

30 

New  London,  Jan.  25,  1779. 

131 

75 

952 

463,881 

3.38 

17 

Northfield,  .June  19,  1780. 

94 

131 

1051 

346,060 

2.73 

7 

Pembroke,  Nov.  1,  !n59. 

170 

203 

1313 

689,742 

5.56 

15 

Pittsfield,  March  27, 1782. 

214 

194 

1839 

619,014 

4.55 

16 

Salisbury,  March  1,  1768. 

87 

122 

1191 

442,012 

3.21 

23 

Sutton,  April  13, 1784. 

153 

114 

1431 

485,296 

3.36 

18 

Warner,  Sept.  4, 1774. 

214 

269 

1971 

753,902 

5.61 

13 

Webster,  July  3, 1860. 

96 

76 

817 

315,589 

2.42 

30 

Wilmot,  June  18, 1807. 

103 

157 

1195 

333,361 

2.32 

• 

4809 

4510  • 

41410 

17,125,931 

133.93 

HILLSBOROUGH 

COUNTY. 

30 

Amherst,  July  18, 1760. 

185 

100 

1509 

548,814 

5.11 

30 

Antrim,  March  22,  1777. 

135 

117 

1123 

471,178 

3.58 

21 

Bedford,  May  19, 1750. 

166 

139 

1172 

499,007 

4.11 

32 

Bennington,  Dec.  15,  1842. 

39 

62 

450 

208,623 

1.55 

40 

Brookline,  March  30, 1769. 

115 

87 

756 

335,380 

2,47 

25 

Deering,  Jan.  17,  1774. 

61 

125 

793 

a40,526 

2!50 

25 

Francestown,  Jan.  8,  1772. 

156 

95 

1084 

520,256 

3.75 

15 

Goffstown,  June  16,  1761. 

219 

177 

1740 

602,915 

5.45 

30 

Greenfield,  June  15,  1791. 

49 

92 

692 

274,510 

2.14 

36 

Hancock,  Nov.  5,  1779. 

118 

111 

844 

347,562 

2.96 

25 

IIill8lx>rough,  Nov.  14,  1772. 

191 

247 

1623 

752,934 

5.48 

38 

Hollis,  April  3,  1746. 

168 

144 

1317 

630,686 

5.82 

38 

Hudson,  July  5,  1746. 

139 

114 

1222 

439,949 

3.71 

30 

Litchfield,  June  5,  1749. 

34 

53’ 

352 

221,502 

1.91 

30 

Lyndeboro’,  April  23,  1764. 

112' 

92 

823 

335,578 

2.37 

16 

Manchester,  Sept.  3, 1751. 

1703 

1323 

20108 

10,017,517 

84.27 

48 

Mason,  Aug.  26,  1768. 

156 

103 

1559 

598,613 

4.34 

30 

Merrimack,  April  2,  1746. 

137 

118 

1119 

454,659 

4.22 

35 

Milford,  Jan.  11,  1794. 

376 

115 

2221 

1,155,395 

9.65 

29 

Mont  Vernon,  Dec.  15,  1803. 

63 

104 

725 

288,007 

2.15 

35 

Nashua,  April  1,  1746. 

998 

751 

10065 

4,826,856 

42.81 

22 

New  Boston,  Fob.  18, 1763. 

116 

189 

1369 

585,049 

4.90 

50 

New  Ipswich,  Sept.  9, 1762. 

167 

72 

1701 

642,567 

4.76 

47 

Pelham,  July  6,  1746. 

104 

112 

944 

508.739 

4.16 

40 

Peterborough,  Jan.  17,  1760 

319 

177 

2265 

1,251,746 

9.47 

48 

Sharon,  June  24,  1791. 

30 

23 

250 

110,527 

.82 

45 

Temple,  August  26,  1768. 

61 

61 

501 

223,841 

1.78 

14 

Weare,  Sept.  21, 1764. 

260 

223 

2311 

715,303 

5.81 

41 

Wilton,  June  25, 1762. 

202 

235 

1368 

715,564 

5.34 

30 

Windsor,  Dec.  27,  1798. 

7 

17 

136 

56.484 

.40 

6586 

5378 

62142 

28,680,287 

237.79 

48 

GOVEENOR  VOTE,  ETC. 

CHESHIRE  COUNTY. 

56 

Alstead,  August  6,  1763.  156 

124 

1318 

609,428 

4.34 

62 

Chesterfield,  Feb’y  11, 1752.  165 

150 

1434 

591,936 

4.16 

42 

Dublin,  March  29,  1771.  159 

65 

1096 

521,744 

4.09 

54 

Fitzwilliam,  May  19,  1773.  193 

50 

1293 

509,192 

3.70 

50 

Gilsum,  July  13, 1763.  61 

98 

676 

2-28,057 

1.67 

75 

Hinsdale,  September  3, 1753.  178 

78 

1312 

602,502 

4.11 

46 

Jaffrey,  August  17,  1773.  179 

104 

1452 

674,716 

5.32 

52 

Keene,  April  11,  1753.  713 

382 

4320 

2,775,668 

21.27 

48 

Marlborough,  Dec.  13,  1776.  186 

33 

915 

347,723 

2.58 

50 

Marlow,  October  7, 1761.  73 

105 

813 

328,708 

2.44 

52 

Nelson,  February  22, 1774,  95 

50 

739 

278,427 

2.07 

.64 

Richmond,  February' 28, 1752.  81 

105 

1015 

296,342 

2.24 

50 

Rindge,  August  11,  1768.  183 

32 

1230 

488,287 

3.51 

50 

Roxbury,  December  9,  1812.  31 

8 

212 

85,249 

.&i 

40 

Stoddard,  November  4, 1774.  61 

99 

944 

359,532 

2.53 

48 

Sullivan,  September  27,  1787.  56 

17 

376 

234,783 

1.75 

55 

Surry,  May  9, 1769.  48 

36 

388 

189,693 

1.38 

55 

Swanzey,  July  2, 1753.  142 

214 

1798 

Oi  4 ,4o7 

4.22 

60 

Troy,  June  23, 1815.  *  85 

63 

760 

295,260 

2.31 

60 

Walpole,  February  13,  1752.  181 

213 

1869 

1,150,256 

8.10 

65 

Westmoreland,  Feb.  11.  1753.  152 

129 

1285 

512,315 

4  68 

6d 

Winchester,  July  3, 1752.  244 

162 

2225 

785,848 

5.72 

3422 

2317 

27470 

12,443,123 

02.831 

SULLIVAN  COUNTY. 

50 

Acworth,  Septem’r  19, 1766.  138 

111 

1180 

481,379 

3.38 

51* 

Charltstown,  July  2,  1753.  210 

140 

1758 

939,9-22 

6.96 

50 

Claremont,  October  26,  1764.  544 

259 

4026 

2,110,236 

15.34 

60 

Cornish,  June  21, 1763.  198 

109 

1521 

662,779 

4.63 

44  -Croydon,  Mav  31, 1763.  104 

66 

755 

272,578 

1.89 

42 

Goshen,  December  27, 1791.  52 

85 

576 

211,919 

1.46 

40 

Grantham,  July  11,  1761.  87 

68 

649 

210,957 

1.43 

56 

Langdon,  January  11,  1787.  61 

40 

478 

322,129 

2.28 

40 

Lempster,  October  5,  1761.  73 

98 

820 

265,937 

1.98 

40 

Newport.  October  6,  1761.  %2S1 

237 

2077 

1,747,062 

6.67 

63 

Plainfield,  August  14,  1761.  183 

226 

1620 

663,447 

4.66 

38 

Springfield,  January  24, 1794.  96 

113 

1021 

268,185 

1.91 

37 

Sunapee,  April  4,  1781.  64 

142 

778 

261,821 

1.79 

50 

Unity,  July  13,  1764.  53 

140 

887 

334,207 

2.45 

32 

Washington,  Dec.  13, 1776.  115 

118 

897 

358,795 

2.62 

2259 

1950 

19043 

9,111,353 

59.45 

GRAFTON  COUNTY. 

34 

Alexandria,  Nov.  23,  1782.  119 

146 

1253 

280,783 

2.04 

45 

Ashland,  July  1,1868  147 

71 

Part  of  Holderness. 

80 

Bath,  September  10,  1761.  141 

165 

1366 

543,516 

3.75 

55 

Benton,  January  31,  1764.  20 

72 

459 

144,154 

1.01 

90 

Bethlehem,  Dec.  27, 1799.  39 

196 

896 

286,688 

2.04 

30 

Bridgewater,  Feb.  12.  1788.  70 

46 

560 

135,018 

.97 

30 

Bristol,  June  24, 1819.  216 

94 

1124 

428.213 

3.05 

52 

Campton,  January  5,  1767.  181 

119 

1319 

339,992 

2.52 

GOVERNOR  VOTE,  ETC. 

■  49 

43 

Canaan,  July  9,  1761. 

194 

229 

1762 

570,178 

4.23 

30 

Danbury,  June  18,  1795.  . 

74 

'  127 

947 

267,009 

2.08 

50 

Dorchester,  May  1,  1772. 

31 

97 

691 

175,418 

1.23 

58 

Ellsworth,  June  16, 1802. 

8 

41 

302 

46,878 

.31 

42 

Enfield,  July  14,  1761. 

194 

170 

1876 

682,236 

4.89 

85 

Franconia,  February  14, 176^ 

:.  48 

80 

708 

228,705 

1.59 

40 

Grafton,  November  11,  1778. 

85 

152 

1149 

333,139 

2.57 

45 

Groton,  December  7, 1796. 

76 

83 

778 

200,806 

1.47 

55 

Hanover,  Jul}"  4, 1761. 

216 

154 

2312 

858,876 

6.69 

72 

Haverhill,  May  18,  1763. 

205 

277 

2291 

885,990 

•  6.48 

40 

Hebron,  June  15,  1792. 

39 

66 

475 

119,218 

.85 

36 

Holderness,  October  24, 1761. 

72 

113 

1765 

584,171 

4.11 

85 

Landafif,  January  31, 1764. 

54 

160 

1013 

310,306 

2.20 

50 

Lebanon,  July  4, 1761. 

350 

200 

2322 

1,298,082 

9.79 

70 

Lincoln,  January  31, 1764. 

8 

6 

71 

25,820 

.17 

85 

Lisbon,  October  20, 1768. 

236 

219 

1886 

619,155 

4.48 

100 

Littleton,  November  4, 1784. 

241 

345 

2292 

823,888 

5.61 

100  Lyman,  November  10, 1761. 

89 

66 

725 

229,486 

1.63 

55 

Lyme,  July  8, 1761. 

227 

107 

1572 

711,327 

4.89 

92 

Monroe,  July  13,  1854. 

77 

36 

619 

240,193 

1.67 

40 

Orange,  July  18, 1781. 

53 

33 

382 

103,826 

.71 

62 

Orford,  September  25, 1761. 

154 

113 

1255 

663,421 

4.47 

75 

Piermont,  Nov.  6,  17W 

106 

86 

949 

474,566 

3.22 

45 

Plymouth,  July  15, 1763. 

152 

215 

1406 

490.191 

4.01 

51 

Rumney,  March  1767. 

137 

148 

1104 

325,128 

2.66 

57 

Thornton,  November  24, 1781 

.  62 

154 

96T 

243,857 

1.78 

65 

Warren,  July  14,  1763. 

49 

172 

1152 

303,675 

2.29 

68 

Watervifle,  July  1, 1829. 

6 

4 

48 

27,980 

-.19 

56 

Wentworth,  Nov.  1,  1776. 

75 

178 

1056 

283,833 

2.28 

62 

Woodstock,  Sept.  23, 1763. 

29 

68 

476 

106,762 

.74 

Allen’s  Grant. 

.02 

Elkins’  Grant. 

.02 

Sargent  &  Elkins’  Grant. 

.02 

Hatch  &  Cleaves’  Grant. 

Two  Raymond  Grants. 

4280 

.4808 

42245 

14,618,911 

106.47 

COOS 

COUNTY. 

140  Berlin,  July  1, 1829. 

11 

40 

433 

140,468 

.97 

113  Cambridge,  May  19, 1773. 

4 

49 

33,952 

.22 

167 

Carroll,  June  22,  1832. 

14 

54 

276 

115,745 

.83 

156  Clarksville,  June  30,  1853. 

23 

48 

250 

67,599 

.47 

140  Colebrook,  June  17,  1796. 

147 

175 

1118 

482,430 

3.31 

143  Columbia,  Dec.  16,  1797. 

96 

68 

798 

188,676 

1.36 

112 

Dalton,  November  4,  1784. 

50 

95 

666 

199,344 

1.44 

156  Dummer,  December  19.  1848. 

27 

24 

287 

74,417 

.51 

150 

Errol,  December  28, 1836. 

5 

31 

178 

76.400 

.53 

96  Gorham,  June  18,  1836. 

83 

90 

905 

250,040 

1.86 

116  Jefferson,  December  8, 1796. 

51 

137 

700 

210,406 

1.53 

116  Lancaster.  July  5. 1763. 

329 

153 

2020 

696.250 

4.89 

150 

Milan,  December  16, 1824. 

77 

66 

789 

190,087 

1.32 

130  Nortliumberl’d,  Nov.  16,  1779.  79 

97 

736 

264,655 

1.86 

163 

Pittsburg,  Decen)ber  10,  1840. 

46 

56 

413 

118,.509 

.97 

120  Randolph,  June  16, 1824. 

8 

32 

118 

56,168 

.39 

150 

Shelburne,  December  13,  1820.32 

28 

318 

119,233 

.85 

50  GOVERNOR  VOTE,  ETC. 


135  Stark,  January  9, 1795.  30  72  426 

155,860 

1.09 

150  Stewartstown,  Dec.  24, 1799.  39  146  771 

243,630 

1.74 

137  Stratford,  Nov.  16, 1779.  63  89  716 

229,970’ 

1.67 

Wentworth’s  Loc.  13  57 

11,563 

.08 

120  Whitefield,  Dec.  1, 1804.  127  114  1015 

286,951 

2.05 

Bean’s  Purchase. 

.03 

Chandler’s  Purchase. 

.01 

Crawford’s  Purchase. 

19 

.10 

150  Dixville. 

.10 

Dix’s  Grant. 

.01 

Erviog’s  Grant. 

.01 

Greene’s  Grant. 

14 

.40 

Gilmanton  &  Atkinson  Academy  Grant. 

.07 

120  Kilkenney. 

.10 

Low  k  Burbank’s  Grant. 

.10 

Martin’s  Location. 

19 

.02 

154  Millsfield. 

15 

.13 

Nash  &  Sawyer’s  Loc. 

.02 

Odell’s  Township. 

1 

.07 

Pinkham’s  Grant. 

.13 

143  Success. 

11 

.10 

Sargent’s  Purchase. 

2>3 

• 

.10 

Second  College  Grant. 

6 

.04 

Thompson  &  Meserve’s  Purchase. 

.10 

Crawford’s  Grant. 

.17 

1337  1632  13158  4,211,365  31.75 

RECAPITULA  TION. 


Rockingham,  88  towns. 

6862 

4865 

50138 

20,857,529 

159.76 

Strafford,  13  towns. 

3394 

2288 

31492 

11,745,113 

96.35 

Belknap,  10  towns. 

1907 

2016 

18551 

5,618,109 

43.27 

Carroll,  18  towns. 

1921 

2240 

20433 

5,190,065 

38.55 

Merrimack,  26  towns. 

4809 

4510 

41410 

17,125,931 

133.93 

Hillsborough,  30  towns. 

6586 

5378 

62142 

28,680,287 

237.79 

Cheshire,  22  towns. 

3422 

2317 

27470 

12,443,123 

92.83 

Sullivan,  15  towns. 

2259 

1950 

19043 

9,111,353 

59.45 

Grafton,  38  towns. 

4280 

4808 

42245 

14,618,911 

106.47 

Coos,  22  towns. 

1337 

1632 

13158 

4,211,355 

31.75 

35777 

32004 

320082 

129,601,776 

1000.16 

There  were  42  scattering  votes  cast  in  the  State  for  Governor 
Stearns’  majority  over  all,  3,731-  Harriman’s  majority  in  March, 
1868,  2,493.  The  vote  of  the  State  for  President,  in  November  1868, 
was  Grant,  38,191 ;  Seymour,  31,235 — majority  for  Grant,  6,956.’ 


Totes  for  Members  of  Congress,  Marcli)  1869* 

BY  COUNTIES. 

Ela.  Hibbard. 

First  District. — Rockingham  County,  5905  4848 

Strafford  County,  3404  2271 

Belknap  County,  1909  2016 

Carroll  County,  1920  2241 


13138  11376 

Ela’s  plurality,  1762. 


TOWN  OFFICERS. 


51 


Stevens. 

Harrington. 

Second  District. — Merrimack  County, 

4S63 

4537 

Hillsborough  County,  6650 

5329 

Stevens’  plurality,  1647. 

11513 

9866 

Benton. 

Parker. 

Third  District. — Cheshire  County, 

3407 

2301  • 

Sullivan  County, 

2278 

1937 

Grafton  County, 

4380 

4780 

Coos  County, 

1180 

1664 

Benton’s  plurality,  563. 

11254 

10691 

TOAVN  OFFICERS. 

Town  -  Clerks  and.  Selectmen, 

ROCKINGHAM  COUNTY. 

TOW:^  CLERKS.  BELKCTMIIT. 

Atkinson,  S.  B.  Mason — L.  F.  E. Richards,  S.  G.  Chandler,  G.  Greenongh. 
Auburn,  E.  G.  Preston — Jacob  Lufkin,  C.  G.  Grant,  Arthur  Dinsmore. 
j  Brentwood,^.  F.  LaBree — J.  B.  T.  Graves,  C.  C.  S.  Stevens,  R.  H.  Fellows. 

I  Candta,  Gilman  A.  Beau — A.  J.  E«igerly,  A.  Emerson,  F.  P.  Langford. 
Chester,  Wm.  Greenough — Wm.  Crawford,  C.  S.  'Whitcomb,  J.  D.  Lane. 
Danville,  P.  A.  Hunt — E.  Quimby,  A.  S.  Collins,  Bailey  Sargent. 
Deerfield,  J.  F.  Prescott — J.  Robinson,  Benj.  Brown,  J.  C.  Brown. 
Derry,  G.  W.  Barker — G.  I.  Choate,  George  Shute.  N.  H.  Brown. 
E.Kingston,  H.  H.  Titcomb — F.T.French,  Dana  Webster, F.J.Philbrook. 
i  Epping,  Jona.  Bartlett — J.  H.  Pike,  G.  S.  Rundlett,  W.  R.  Bunker. 

•  Exeter,  J.  S  Parsons — Jacob  Carlisle,  J.  H.  Kimball,  G.  W.  Fernald. 

'  Fremont,  C.  W.  Follett — Ezra  Currier,  J.  B.  Robinson,  Simon  Foss. 

I  Gosport,  0.  S.  Caswell — George  Beebe,  Josiah  Randall,  S.  H.  Robinson, 
f  Greenland,  G.E.Brackett — J.W.Chapmau,  C.A. Dearborn,  J.H.  Brackett. 
Hampstead,  H.  R.  Sawyer, — Amos  Buck,  J.  W.  Garland,  T.  K.  Little. 
Hampton,  J.  J.  Leavitt — J.  C.  Marston,  J.  H.  Fogg,  Reuben  Lamprey. 
Hampton  Falls,  E.  J.  Tilton — Warren  Brown,  E.  Prescott.  E.  Janvrin. 
Kensington,  11.  C.  Tuck — D.  R.  Prescott.  Joseph  Poor,  D.  E.  Palmer. 
Kingst^,  A.  J.  Cilley — J.  W.  Sanborn,  J.  B.  Hanson,  J.  M.  Bartlett. 
Londonderry,  Henry  Crowell — Gilbert  Hills,  Jona.Savory,  D.  McGregor. 
Newcastle,  iv.  A.Meloon — W.A.Meloon,Wm.H.Sniart,  C.H.Whitehouse. 
j  I'^ewington,  T.  B.  Hoyt — V.  M.  Coleman,  Samuel  Furber,  N.  Pickering. 

1  iKewmarket,  A..  L.  Mellows — Benj.  Mathes,  C.  P.  Stackpole.H.  G.  Burley, 
i  Xewton,  H.  N.  Gould — John  Hoyt,  W.  W.  Wilder.  J.  M.  Emery, 
j  ’Xorth  Hamptem,  Jona.  Rollins — J.  S.  Hobbs,  E.  F.  Wiggin,  G.  D.  Brown.  | 
Northwugd,  B.  W.  Clark — Henry  Knowlton,  Philip  IIo5't,  James  Griffin.  [ 
j  iS'ottiro^^^m,  H.  W'.  Bartlett — Ira  Bennett,  S.  S.  Brown,  A.  L.  Demeritt.  I 
i  i'lauitt.idi,  C.  W.  Bradley — S.  S.  Hill,  F.  N.  Flanders,  T.  J.  Nichols.  j 
Portsmouth  City,  Mayor,  Frank  Jones ;  Clerk.  Marcellus  Bufford ; ; 
Aldermen — Ward  1,  .1.  H.  Slater,  G.  W.  Pendexter,  John  Pender;} 
Ward  2,  Daniel  H.  Spinney,  Frank  W'.  Miller,  Thoa.  8.  Nowell  ; 
Ward  3,  Samuel  Clark,  ’William  W\  Cotton. 

Haynumd,  T.  M.  Gould — A.  W.  Brown,  John  Wallace,  C.  W.  Lane. 

Rye,  Emery  C.  Jenneas — David  .Tenne.‘<s,  Nath’l  Harden,  Moses  Clark. 
.•Salem,  B.  R.  TiVheeler — I^vi  Cluff,  Silas  Hall.  W.  B.  Kimball. 

Kr/wr/r/vn.  A.  T.  Cotton — A.  T.  Cotton,  W'.  B.  Sanborn,  'Vi,.  J.  Moore. 


52  TOWN  OFFICERS. 


Seabrook,  James  Smitli — S.  G.  Johnson,  C.  A.  Smith,  Reuben  Eaton. 
South  Hampton,  P.  White — G.  B.  Currier,  E.  Woodman,  D.  T.  Woodman. 
South  NewmarkH,  A.  II.  Varney — J.  S.  Clark.  G.  B.  Rundlett,  D.  G.  Neal  I 
Stratham,  J.  S.  Staples — Addison  Wiggin,  Geo  Wingate,  R.  Scammon. ! 
^  Windham^  James  Cochran — H.  S.  Reynolds,  Abram  Woodbury.  j 

j  STRAFFORD  COUNTY. 

'  Barrington^ '7!!^ .  E.  Waterhouse — T.  W.  McDaniel,  C.  H.  Waterhouse 
i  Freeman  Varney. 

Dover  City,  Mayor,  Eli  V.  Brewster;  Clerk,  .T.  B.  SteTens ;  Aldermen — 
i  Ward  1,  S.  W.  Baker  ;  Ward  2.  J.  H.  Leighton,  Hiram  F.  Snow  ; 

Ward  3,  Moses  D.  Page,  Charles  Woodman,  James  Bennett; 

;  Ward  4,  Woodbury  Wiggin. 

Durham,  Sam’l  Rundlett — J.  S.  Burnliam,  J.  C.  Bartlett,  N.  Stevens,  Jr. 
F'armington,  D.  C.  Fellows — J.  G.  Johnson,  Daniel  Pearl,  A.  W.  Dame. 

'  Lee,  G.  E.  Durgen — D.  S.  Jenkins,  C.  H.  Layn  G.  C.  Chesley. 
i  Madbury,  I.  H.  Kelley — E.  E.  Demeritt,  T.  W.  Furnald,  F.  Hayes. 

;  Middleton,  America  Lane — James  Hilton,  J.  H.  Cook.  Frank  Colbath. 
i  Milton,  G.  W.  Tasker — E.  W.  Fox,  Charles  Hayes,  H.  B.  Scales, 
j  New  Durham,  B.  B.  Tebbetts — C.  H.  Boody,  B.  B.  Tebbetts,  A.  G.  Rines. 
Rochester,  J.  J.  Meader — S.  D.  Weutwortlu  J.  F.  Torr,  Hanson  Evans, 
j  Rollinsford,  W.  H.  Morton — Moses  Young, Tobias  Garvin, E.  C.  Goodwin. 

I  Somersworth,  E.  B.  Legro — W.  D.  Knapp,  H.  C.  Gilpatrick,  N.  L.  Fall, 
i  Wm  Plumer.  Benj.  Chaney. 

I  Strafford,  W'.  C.  Foss — R.  B.  Peavy,  Warren  Foye,  G.  N.  Foss. 

'  BELKNAP  COUNTY. 

I 

\  AUon,  S.  C.  Wentworth — A.  L.  Rollins,  M.  Bennett,  T.  F.  Chesley. 

;  Barnstead,  G.  E.  Pendergast — J.  W.  F.  Locke.  C.  E.  Walker,  John  Dow. 
Belmont,  W.  M.  Leonard — J.  S.  Weymouth,  H.  W.  Gilman,  J.  Y.  Wey¬ 
mouth. 

:  Center  Harbor,  W.  C.  Clifton — A.  L.  True,  Janies  Bartlett,  C.  C.  Coe. 

I  Gilford,  Simon  Roe — D.  A.  Tilton.  S.  C.  Ayer.  T.  E.  Hunt. 

Gilmanton,  J.  K.  W  oodman — J.  D.  Nelson.  G.  W.  Parsons,  Cyrus  Varney. 
Laconia,  B.  P.  Gale — S.  M.  S.  Moulton,  Alpheus  Doloff,  S.  J.  P.  Hadley. 
Merideth,  J.  H.  Prescott— C.  S.  Prescott,  E.  T.  Blake,  Rufus  Clark. 

New  Hampton,  Warren  Loud — T.P.Robinson.K.  W.  Smith. H.Q.Sargent. 
Sanbomton,  J.  M.  Taylor — A.  H.  Jones,  A.  C.  Taylor,  A.  J.  Crockett. 

CARROLL  COUNTY. 

Albany,  J.  R.  Parrish — T.  J.  Allard,  Lora  Allard,  E.  D.  Ross. 

Bartlett,  J,  D.  Thompson — G.  W.  M.  Pitman,  N.  T.  Stillings,  A.  Pitman. 
Brookfield,  H.  M.  Libbey — Noah  Robinson.  J.  W.  Lang,  G.  A.  Wiggin. 
Chatham,  R.  W.  Guptill — Wm.  Fife,  J  S  Bryant,  Asa  Chandler. 
Conway,  L.  S.  Morton — L.  S.  Morton.  J.  M.  Allard,  B.  B  Wo^iward. 
Eaton,  T.  B.  Thompson — 0.  D.  Allard,  C.  A.  Brooks.  C.  P.  Gii*'":, 
Effingham,  Aldo  Ruraney — Jno.  Laniphear,  .T.  V.  Granville,  C  ss.  Moore. 
Freedom,  C.  H.  Andrews — S.  J.  Harmon,  Albert  Locke,  Gardner  Brooks. 
Hart’s  Location,  S.  Lawrence — S.Lawrence.O.T. Stillings,  S.G.Lawrence. 
Jackson,  Jona.  Gale — Granville  Elkins,  I.  R.  Harriman,  C.  F.  Perkins. 
Madison,  J.  J.  Merrow — M.  P.  Blaisdell,  I.  D.  Churchill,  A.  J.  Forrest. 
Moultonborough,  W.  H.  H.  Flanders — J.  M.  Emerson,  C.  B.  S.  Watson, 
Oliver  Prime. 

Ossipee,  Charles  Grant — Thes.  Nute,  G.  B.  Sias.  Allen  White. 

Sandwich,  F.  E.  Burleigh — C.  W.  Donovan,  D.  H.  Hill,  N.  L.  Watson. 


TOWN  OFFICER?:.  53  | 


Tarnwrirth,  Josejjh  Gilman — J.  J.  Chesley,  Lowell  Ham.  Albert  Drew.  ■ 
Tu  firmhoroagh^  .1.  L.  Ilersey — John  Haley,  T.  J.  Hersey.  Daniel  Libbey. ; 
!  Wakefield,  Wm.  Sawyer — Elijah  Wadleigh,  Eben  r  Garvin,  J.McN.  Cook. 

I  Wol/eborough,  J.  W.  Piper— C.  G.  Cate,  Daniel  Martin,  J.  H.  Rust. 

!  MERRIMACK  COUNTY. 

I 

AUenstown,  J.  C.  Philhrick— John  Tennant,  A.  J.  Glorer,  John  Leavitt. 
Andover,  J.  W.  Kenniston — Urial  Rollins,  R.  E.  Swett,  W.ll.  Edn)unds. 

C.E.  Chadwick — E  S. Harris,  Luther  Gage,  Bradley  Atkinson. 
Bow.  J.  C.  Hammond — .7.  W.  Goodhue,  F.  \V.  Colby,  Asa  Morgan. 
Bradford,  G.  W.  Tucker — Joshu.-  Eaton,  H.  K.  Martin,  A.  S.  Cressey. 

;  Canterbury,  C.  L.  Brown — D.  M.  Cloirgh,  Win.  Knowlton,  S.  S.  Davis. 

:  Chichester,  John  Leavitt — Augustus  Leavitt, C.C. Shaw, Jtdm  Fellows.jr. 
Conced'd  City  Mayor,  Lyman  D.  Stevens :  Clerk,  Charles  F.  Stewart ; 
j  Aldermen — Ward  1,  Wm.  II.  Kell:  Ward  2.  Thompson  Tenney: 

I  Ward  3,  Wm.  II.  Brown  ;  Ward  4,  Iloi  ace  A.  Brown  ;  Ward  5,  D.  F. 
j  Secomb  ;  Ward  6,  II.  T.  Chickering;  M'ard  7,  N.  W.  Gove. 
Dunbarton,  J.  ]\  Jameson — C.  G.  B.  Ryder.  J.  C.  Ray,  Alfred  Colby. 
Epsom.  Henry  Knox — D.  G.  Chesley,  James  Yeaton,  H.  D.  Wells. 
Franklin,  D.  R.  Woodward — E.  G.  Wallace,  G.  Burleigh,  J.  W.  Simond.s. 
Hennikcr,  W.  E.  Cogswell — G.  M.  Rice,  N.  Sawyer.  Harrison  Morrill. 

'  Hill,  E.  W.  Lane — Carr  lluse,  John  Flanders,  W.  II,  Morrill. 

Ilook.^eit.  Geo.  A.  Roby — .1.  I’,  Putnam,  R.  L.  Pingree,  J.  H.  Mitchell. 
Hopkinton.  D.  L.  Gage — Closes  Colby,  II.  H.  Crowell,  C.  F.  Hardy. 

\  Loudon,  T.  W,  Center — Benj.  Cate,  A.  II.  Batchelder,  H  B.  French. 

^  Newbury, A.  Morse — S.  W.  Dana,  Jona.  Rowe,  B.  R.  Morse. 

\  Neiv  Lond(/n,  M.  E.  Sargent — L.  McCutchins,  H.  Sargent,  II.  M.  Tales. 

I  Northfield,  C.  F.  Hill — 1).  M.  lluse,  C,  ^I.  Glines,  C.  T,  French.  ; 

'  Pembroke,  E,  B.  Gould — Aaron  Whittemore.  Crosby  Knox,  B.N.  Emery,  j 
i  Pift.field,  S.  G.  Blaisdell — J.  L.  French,  Lowell  Brown.  S.  J.  Drake.  1 
,  Salisbury,  T.  H.  Whitaker — II.  C.  W,  Moore.  F.  Stevens,  G.  F.  Fellows,  i 
Sutton,  'rruman  Putney — B.  F.  Pillsbury,  I.  F.  Rowell,  Converse  Gage.  i 
Warner,  G.  C.  George — G.  A.  Bean,  J.  W.  Clement,  I.  K.  Conner. 
Webster,  Atherton  Sweatt — Sherman  Little,  W.  W.  Austin,  A.  Sweatt. 

,  Wilmot,  Merrill  Cross — John  Williams,  F.  S.  Teel,  Nathaniel  Buswell. 

I 

;  HILLSBOROUGH  CUUNTY. 

I 

;  Amherst,  J.  B.  Fay — W.  A.  Mack,  J.  U.  Prince,  F.  K.  Boutelle. 

Antrim,  FL  D.  Putney — G.  A.  Cochran,  Leander  Smith,  S.  S.  Sawyer. 
Bedford,  Jolin  Ilodgman — C.  II.  Moore,  II.  Holbrook,  J.  E.  Morrison. 
Bennington.  C,  F.  Peavey — Wesley  Wilson,  J.  C.  Dodge,  W.  H,  Darrah. 
Brookline,  H  B.  Stile.s — J.  C.  Parker.  Phil.  French,  R.  G.  Russell. 
Peering.  i7.Q,.  Gregg — M.  Forsaith,  R.  J.  Bingham,  D.  II.  Hadlock. 
France.stovm,  D.  F. Patch — Henry  Richardson,  John  West,  A.  II.  Bixby. 
Gofstown.  G.  P.  Henry — R.  Johnson,  Nath  l  Kimball,  E.  Margnye. 
fireevfield,  G.  I*.  Fletcher — W.  Savage,  J.R.  Russell,  F.  C.  Iletcher. 
Hanroek.  A.  D.  Tuttle — Orland  Eaton.  W.  F.  Symonds.  A.  B.  Ston.e.  I 
Hill.<<hnrou/fh.  W.B.Whittemoie — L.  Merrill,  Eiastus  Wilson.G,  E.  Hoyt.  I 
Hollis.  E.  T.  Whech  r — John  M'oods,  F.  A  M’ood,  George  Mooar.  | 

Hudson.  J.  K.  M  heelcr — Eli  Ilarnblet,  Joseph  Fuller,  J.  M.  Thompson,  j 
Litchfield,  G.  B,  Griffin — T.  N.  Center,  G.  B.  G)  iffin.  J'avid  Bancroft. 
Limdeht, rough.  G.  A.  Putnam — N.  T,  Meintire,  E.  C.  Curtis. D.E. Proctor. 
Hanrhe>fer  City.  Mayor. I.W. Smith  :  Clerk,  J.  E.  Bennett:  Aldermen- 
Ward  1,  D.  II.  Maxfield  ;  Ward  2.  H.  A.  Farrington  :  Ward  3,  W.  P. 

‘  N»*well  ;  M’ard  4.  II.  IL  Pnitiain  ;  ^Vard  a.  Dan  el  Connf)r  ;  Ward  G, 

'  G.  H.  llnbbard;  Ward  7.  C.  E.  Favor;  Ward  S,  G.  II  Gerry. 


54 


TOWN  OFFICERS. 


Mason,  J.  B.  Wilson — C.  B.  Prescott.  J.  S.  Spauldinsr,  T.  B.  Tart»ell.  i 
Merrimack,  Georpe  Drew — John  Wheeler.  Thomas  Parker.  H.J. Wilson.  ■ 
Milford,  J.  E.  Bruce — W.  R.  Wallace,  John  Marvel,  G.  F.  Bartlett. 
Mo^  Vemon,  G.  W.  Averill — H.  W.  Trow,  C.  J.  Smith,  D.  R,  Baker. 
Xashua  City,  Mayor,  J.  D.  Otterson ;  Clerk,  G.  H.  Taggard ;  Aider- 
men — Ward  1,  James  Pierce  ;  Ward  2,John  Knowles  ;  Ward  3,  .J.D. 
Chandler  :  Ward  4,  G.  W.  Davis  :  Ward  5,  G.  F,  Shedd,  J.J.Nolan  ; 
Ward  6,  John  Tilton;  J.  E.  Kent;  Ward?.  J.  R.  Priest;  Ward  S, 
B.  P.  Moore. 

Xew  Boston,  G.  G.  Fox — R.  B.  Cochran,  Wm.  Woodbniy,  E,  C.  Colby. 
Xew  Ipswich,  C.  A.  Whitney — C.  A,  Whitney,  G.  W.  Wheeler,  L.  0.  Bean. 
Pelham,  Amos  Bachelder — Daniel  Marshall,  John  Woodbury,  G.  B. 
Currier. 

Peterborough,  S.  N.  Porter — S.  I.  Tose,  M.  L.  Morrison,  Charles  Barber. 
Sharon,  L.  H.  Bacon — W.  E.  Boynton,  L.  H.  Bacon,  B.  H.  Sanders. 
Temple,  C.  P.  Hayward — E.  G.  Cutter,  A.  0.  Baker,  Isaac  Wheeler. 
Weare,  Daniel  Johnson — W.  B.  Johnson,  D.  B.  Eaton,  G.  W.  Colby. 
Wilton,  T.  H.  Dillon — D.  A.  Gregg,  G.  F.  Holt,  I.  K.  Davis. 

Windsor,  Samuel  Chapman — SamT  Chapman,  Silas  Chapman,  J.  D. 
Wheeler. 

CHESHIRE  C0U2^TY.  j 

AlsUad,  A.  R.  Emerson — J.  F.  Dickey,  .4iken  Gilmore,  Chas.  Tfashbum, ! 
Chesterfield,  H.  0.  Coolidge — Geo.  Goodrich,  J.  W.  Davis,  J.  H.  Goodrich. ' 
Dublin,  W.  L.  Fisk — Aaron  Smith,  Henry  Kibling,  W.  .T.  Greenwood. 
Fitzwilliam.  Ira  Bailey — N.  U.  Cahill.  D.  11.  Reed,  W.  H.  Shirley.  , 
Gilsum,  G.  H.  McCoy — D.  W.  Bill,  Allen  Hayward,  J.  J.  Isham. 
Hinsdale,  G.  W.  Holland — W.  S.Barrows,  A, B. Da  vis.  Nelson  Richardson. 
\Jaffrey,  J.  P.  Frost — Benj.  Pierce  M.  C.  Adams,  0.  P.  Hunt. 

!  Keene,  J.  W.  Sturtevant — Chester  Nims,  G.  H  Gilbert,  Charles  Keyes. 

I  Marlborough,  E.O.  Wood  ward — .3  aims  Col  lins,L.A.Fuller,J.W.  Lawrence 
Marlow,  E.  G.  Huntley — J.  Q.  Jones,  E.  P.  Knight,  G.  H.  Messer. 

[  Xelson,  C.  H.  Whitney — C.  H.  Whitney,  R,  H.  Kittredge,  Eben  Tarbox. 
Richmond,  Jarvis  Ingalls — E.  G.  Bemis,  Edson  Starkey,  Jesse  Bolles.  , 
Rindge,  W.  W.  Ernory — J.  B.  Robbins,  M.  L.  Goddard.  0.  J.  Raymond. 
Roxbury,  Kendall  Nims — Kendall  Nims,  G.  W.  Nye,  A.  A.  Davis.  , 
Stoddard,  W.  T.  O'Donnell — E.  E.  Upton,  Edward  Morse,  J,  M.  Robb.  ; 
Sullivan,  John  Symonds — H.  C.  Rawson,  A.  A.  Nims.  D,  W.  Rugg.  j 
Surry,  W.  H.  Porter — G.  K.  Harvey,  J.  D.  Blake,  H.  T.  Ellis.  j 

Swanzey,  G.  I.  Cutler — Stephen  Faulkner,  C.  H.  Howard,  G.  W.  Willis. 
Troy,  A.  C.  Dort — Edmund  Bemis,  C.  W.  Brown.  S.  B.  Farrar. 

Walpole,  A.  P.  Richardson — B.  E.  Webster,  S.  Watkins.  Chas.  Fisher. 
Westmoreland,  E.  J.  Goodnow — Willard  Bill,  jr.  Francis  Snow,  Prentiss 
Daggett. 

Winchester,  Luther  Cheney — Isaac  Sabin,  Wm.  Rixford,  A.  A.  Putnam. 

SULLIVAN  COUNTY.  i 

Acworih,  C.  E.  Spencer — J.  N.  Davis,  Oliver  Chapin,  Lyman  Buswell.  ; 
Charlestown,  C.  C.  Kimball — E.  H.  Tidd,  N.  F.  Allen,  I.  M.  Perry.  ' 
Claremont,  T.  R.  Gowdey — A.  H.  Danforth,  J.  W.  Jewett,  Laban 
Ainsworth.  j 

Cornish,  Daniel  Chase — S  A.  Tracy,  L.  T.  Chase,  N.  A.  Hebard.  ' 

Croydon,  Alonzo  Allen — Ruel  Durkee,  .John  Blanchard,  J.  W.  Davis. 
Goshen,  W.  H.  McCrillis — David  McLaughlin,  Mitchell  Hunt,  Hiland 
Dodge. 

Grantham,  E.  L.  R.  Smith — B.  F.  Goss,  W.  H.  Miller. 


TOWN  OFFICERS. 

55 

Langdon,  S.  L.  Slader — C.  A.  Holden,  Henry  Willey,  W.  P.  Wilson. 
LempHer^  E.  B.  Richardson — Hiram  Parker,  Russell  Bixby,  C.  H. 
Hodgman. 

Newport,  I.  P.  George — G.  W.  Nonrse,  W.  R.  Dunton,  0.  C.  Kibbey. 
Plainfield,  C.  P.  Fifield — Sam’l  Bean,  jr.  Lemuel  Morse.  J.  J.  Jordan. 
Springfield,  D.  P.  Goodhue — C.  McDaniel,  H.  P.  Goss,  E.  A.  Washburn. 
Sunapee,  M.  F.  Knowlton — D.  C.  Eastman,  J.  M.  Cooper,  E.  R.  Perkins. 
Unity,  J.  M.  Perkins — U.  M.  Straw,  Selem  Sleeper,  John  Paul. 
Waihingion,  El  bridge  Bradford — G.  W.  Carr,  M.  H.  Dole,  B.  P.  Blood. 

GRAFTON  COUNTY. 

Alexandria,  Jas.  Crawford — J.  N.  Bailey,  C.  N.^lumer,  F.  D.  Kimball. 
Ashland,  G.  11.  Prescott — B.  B.  Worthen,  W.  P.  Drake,  J.  M.  Calley. 
Bath,  Isaac  Patterson — B.  G.  Child,  J.  T.  Clark,  S.  S.  Carbee. 

Benton,  C.  H.  Whitcher — James  Page,  .J.  H.  True,  Ira  Whitcher. 
Bethlehem,  G.  W.  Phillips — J.  M..Kidder,W.  A.McGregory,  M.  Wilcomb. 
Bridgewater,  A.  C.  Prescott — S.  Fifield,  D.  S.  Johnson,  D.  S.  Batchelder. 
Bristol,  J.  P.  Taylor — D.  S.  Mason,  .1.  F.  Cass,  C.  H.  Mudgett. 

Campion,  W.  P.  Robinson — T.  S.  Pulsifer,  Alfred  Cook,  C.  A.  Webster. 
Canaan,  Charles  Barney — Henry  Wilson,  Chas.  Davis,  L.  S.  Webster. 
Banbury,  T.  E.  Clough — G.  W.  Dean,  T.  E.  Clough,  Alonzo  Wilkins. 
Dorchester,  C.  W.  Nelson — T,  J.  Fitts,  P.  B.  Prescott,  Franklin  Eaton. 
Ellsworth,  Chas.  Pease — D.  R.  Buzzell,  J.  M.  Dustin,  Welman  Downing. 
Enfield,  J.  F.  Bryant — A.  C.  Lovejoy,  Henry  White,  N.  E.  Huntoon. 
Franconia,  E.  B.  Parker — H.  W.  Noj'es,  Geo.  Young,  M.  F.  Shattuck. 
Gra  fton,  J.  W.  Kilton — E.  T.  Gifford,  J.  B.  Page,  L.  T.  Barney. 

Groton,  Osgood  Dale — A.  J.  McClure,  J.  R.  Wheat,  Cyrus  More. 
Hanover,  0.  S.  Ingalls — 0.  S.  Ingalls,  .1.  L.  Bridgman,  D.  Hurlbnrt. 
Haverhill,  L.  B.  Ham — E.  S.  Kimball,  Chas.  Fisher,  J.  W.  Cutting. 
Hebron,  Wm.  Elliot — .1.  V.  Morse,  E.  W.  George,  A.  S.  Putney. 
Holderne^s,  N.  B.  Whitten — Caleb  Cox,  J.  B.  Huckins,  L.  B.  Sanborn, 
Landaff,  R.  T.  Gordon — II,  T.  Gordon,  J.  G.  Nudd,  Moses  Whitcher. 
Lebanon,  E.  J.  Durrant — W.  S.  Ela,  G.  N.  Greelej",  SamT  Wood,  2d. 
Lincoln,  J.  W.  E.  Tuttle — S.  M.  Hanson,  I.  W.  Guernsey,  D.  A.  Dearborn. 
Lisbon,  G.  F.  Cushman — W.  P.  Aldrich,  S.  S.  Brown,  D.  W.  Bowles. 
Littleton,  H.  W.  Smith — J.  W.  English,  Benj.  Atwood,  M.  P.  Burnham. 
Lyman,  Ira  E.  Titus — Geo.  Parker,  I.  0.  Knapp,  Uriah  Knapp. 

I  Lyme,  S.  C.  Dimick — Francis  Porter,  J.  S.  Kent,  Bela  Sawyer. 

1  J/oTirog,’ Horace  Emery — Horace  Emery,  J.  B.  Nelson,  Albert  Mason. 
Orange,  F.  B.  Low’ell — C.  H.  Ford,  J.  H.  French,  .Tames  Morrill. 
Orford,  B.  F.  Trussell — Benj.  Franklin,  Parker  Wright,  G.  P.  Martin. 
Piermont,  Geo.  Dodge — R.  M.  Kent,  J.  D.  Martin,  A.  P.  Gould 
PlymovXh,  F.  W.  A.  Robie — Seth  Doton,  Aniasa  Avery,  II.  M.  Rogers, 
j  Rumney,  J.  W.  Pease — C.  W.  Herbert,  J.  L.  Spaulding,  C.  B,  Simpson. 
Thomton,  J.  W.  Pattee — M.  B.  Cone,  H.  F.  Durgin,  Alburn  Kendall. 
TFarren,  J.  B.  Eastman — L  M.  Weeks,  Walter  Libbey,  Amos  Clement. 
W^afert'iZZe,  Merrill  Greeley — J.  E.  Drake,  Sam’l  Dolloff,  Merrill  Greeley. 
Wentwoi'th,  M.  L.  Aiken— L.  W.  Currier,  J.  L.  Downing,  H.  W.  Moore. 
Woodstock,  T.  V.  Smith — J.  W.  Campbell,  T.  V.  Smith,  Arthur  Hunt. 

COOS  COUNTY. 

Berlin,  Dexter  Wheeler — .1.  W.  Wheeler,  E.  E.  Femald,  J.  R.  Horn. 
Cambridge,  E.  Richards — E.  Richards,  Sam’l  Sargent,  Enoch  Sargent. 
Carroll,  W.  F.  Hobbs — Josiah  Moody,  W.  J.  Hobbs,  M.  P.  Rosebrook. 
Clarksville,  E.  K.  Young — D.  F.  Hall,  S.  G.  Fuller,  Stephen  Goodwin. 
Colebrook,  J.  H.  Dudley — Ira  Young,  F.  P.  Covill,  L.  G.  Piper. 


56 


TOWiT  OFFICERS. 


Columbia,  W.  C.  Buffington — A.  11.  Bundy,  S.  Richardson,  W.  E.  Cone. 
Dalton,  M.  H.  Rix — Daniel  Ewen,  T.  J.  Buggies,  A.  C.  Hall. 

Dummer^  R.  Twitchell — W.  A.  Willis,  C.  E.  Bickford,  I.  C.  Wight. 
Errol,  G.  C.  Demeritt — C.  L.  Haywood,  B.  E.  Harper,  D.  H.  Thurston. 
Gorham,  R.  F.  Ingalls — R.  F.  Ingalls,  V.  L.  Stiles,  A.  S.  Twitchell. 
Jefferson,  C.  L.  Plaisted — C.  L.  Plaisted,  N.  R.  Perkins,  Geo.  Crawford. 
Lancaster,  Edward  Savage — S.  H.  Legro,  J.  W.  Weeks,  C.  B.  Allen. 
Milan,  Albert  Cole — C.  N.  Hodgdon,  C.  P.  Bickford,  I.  A.  Newell. 
Northumberland,  C.  Cobleigh — J.  W.  Abbott,  R.  Jaques,  H.  M.  Richey 
Pittsburg,  J.  W.  Baldwin, — S.  P.  Luther,  J.  W.  Baldwin,  C.  J.  Danforth. 
Randolph,  Joel  Leighton — J.  E.  Leighton,  H.  H.  Rich,  Hubbard  Hunt. 
Shelburne,  E.  D.  Green — S.  B.  Hubbard,  L.  B.  Evans,  A.  C.  Evans. 
Stark,  A.  J.  Smith — Sylvester  Cole,  J.  A.  Pike,  Dexter  Cole. 
Stewartstown,  J.  W.  Flanders — John  Flanders,  E.  W.  Drew,  J.  H.  Heath. 
Stratford,  W.  G.  Fuller — M.  D.  Johnson,  C.  P.  Schoff,  W.  C.  Fisk. 
WentworWs  Location,  A.  J.  Peaslee — A.  J.  Peaslee,  F.  A.  Flint,  Philip 
Richards. 

Whitefeld,  J.  M.  Sartwell — Joseph  Colby,  W.  F.  Dodge,  L.  J.  Minor. 


Town  Treasurers,  School  Superintendents  and 

Liquor  Agents. 

Towns.  Treasurers.  School  Sup’ts.*  Liquor  Agents. 

1 /’wrvr'+li  .T  T.  AToTrill 


Acworth, 
Albany; 
Alexandria, 
Allenstown, 
Alstead, 
Alton, 
Amherst, 
Andover, 
Antrim, 
Ashland, 
Atkinson, 
Auburn, 
Barnstead, 
Barrington, 
Bartlett, 

Bath, 

Berlin, 

Bedford, 

Belmont, 

Bennington, 

Benton, 

Bethlehem, 

Boscawen, 

Bow, 

Bradford, 

Brentwood, 

Bridgewater, 

Bristol, 

Brookfield, 

Brookline, 


Nath’l  Warner, 
Thomas  J.  Allard, 
William  P.  Ballou, 
J.  Tennant, 

Oliver  Ring, 

Amos  L.  Rollins," 
Jona.  Knight, 

Wm.  H.  Edmunds, 
James  Boyd, 
Ambrose  Scribner, 
Wm.  C.  Noyes, 
Charles  C.  Grant, 

True  W.  McDaniel, 


J.  L.  Merrill, 
Chester  Parrish, 

A.  C.  Dutton, 
Oramon  11  untoon, 
Sam’l  H.  Porter, 

E.  Place  Ladd, 

Eli  P.  Noyes, 

Silas  M.  Ellis, 

H.  D.  Chapin, 
Dexter  Sanborn, 

J.  H.  Whitaker, 
Frank.  F.  Dearborn 


None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

C.  K.  Yilas. 
None. 

D.  Russell. 
None. 

None. 

C.  Folansby. 
None. 

,  None. 


Charles  F.  Buzzell, 
Lycurgus  Pitman, 


Edward  Woods,  S.  F.  Lougee, 


Dexter  Wheeler, 
Daniel  Barnard, 
John  W.  Wells, 
Hartwell  Lakin, 
James  Page, 

Luther  Gage, 
Enoch  A.lexander; 
Hiram  Blanchard, 
J.  B.  T.  Graves, 
George  F.  Fletcher, 
J.  M.  Bishop, 

Noah  Robinson, 
Joseph  Smith, 


Merrill  C.  Forist, 
Isaac  N.  Riddle, 
Chas.  W.  Knowles, 
John  H.  Fleming, 
James  Page, 

D  P.  Gordon, 

E.  K.  W^ebster, 

F.  W.  Colby, 
Horace  G.  Felch, 
Arthur  W.  Dudley, 
Daniel  S.  Johnson, 
Silas  Ketchum, 

S.  H.  Hutchings, 
Edward  E.  Parker, 


J 

{ 


None. 

None. 

Ed.  Carleton. 
W.  Southard. 
Insley  Bean. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None, 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 


*  Where  there  is  more  than  one  School  Superintendent,  the  name  of 
the  chairman  only  is  given. 


TOWN  OFFICERS. 


57 


Cambridge, 

Campton, 

Canaan, 

Candia, 

Canterbury, 

Carroll, 

Cen'r  Harbor, 

Charlestown, 

Chatham. 

Chester, 

Chesterfield, 

[Chichester, 

Claremont, 

[Clarksville, 

Colebrook, 

Columbia, 

Concord, 

Conway, 

Cornish, 

Croydon, 

[Dalton, 

I  Dan  bury, 
iDanville, 
Deerfield, 
iDeering, 

1  Derry, 

iDorchester, 

'Dover, 

Dublin, 
Dummer, 
Dunbarton, 
Durham, 
iE.  Kingston, 
Eaton, 


Edmund  Richards,  None. 


Tliomas  S.  Pulsifer,  Quincy  Blakely, 
James  H.  Kelley,  N.  P.  Taplin. 
Abraham  Emerson,  Silas  Green, 


David  M.  Clough, 

Arthur  L.  True, 
George  Olcott. 
Charles  Bliss, 
"Wm.  Greeuough, 


Lyman  B.  Foster. 
Josiah  F.  Moody, 
Almon  Benson. 

J.  M.  Whitaker, 
A.  A.  Eastman, 
H.  W.  Day, 


None. 

Henry  Martin. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 


George  Goodrich,  Oliver G.Woodbury,  None. 


Josiah  P.  Staniels.  J.  L.  Perkins, 
John  L.  Farwell,  0.  B.  Way, 

Benj.  V.  Wiswell,  Horace  Comstock, 
Hazen  Bedal,  J.  H.  Dudley, 
Wm.  C.  Buffington,  Wm.  E.  Cone, 

S.  C.  Eastman,  J.  B.  Curtis, 

L.  S.  Morton, 


None. 

T.  R.  Gowdey. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

f  J.  C.  Thorn. 
\  C.  C.  Toplifif. 
Jona.  R.  Thompson,  None. 


James  M. Davidson,  Henry  M.  Day, 

Williams  Barton, 


T.  J  Ruggles, 

Geo.  W.  Dean, 
Elisha  Quirnby, 
John  M.  Ballou, 
James  C.  Gregg, 
William  Leach, 
Thomas  J.  Fitts, 

E.  L.  Lane, 

Warren  L.  Fiske, 
John  H.  Chandler, 
Daniel  H.  Parker, 
J.  S.  Burnham, 
Francis  T.  French, 
Clement  Drew, 


Bert  A.  Taylor, 
John  LeBosquet, 
P.  S.  Burbank, 
George  H.  Towle, 
James  C.  Gregg, 
David  S.  Clark, 
Asahel  Blodgett, 


Geo.  M.  Rice, 

Wm.  A.  Willis, 
Chas.  G.  B.  Ryder, 
0.  Newton  Doe, 
John  French, 


None. 

None. 

C  C.  Gordon. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

D.  B.  Hadlock. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

G.  W.Pnrington. 
T.&  O.P.Wilson. 
None. 

D.  M,  Davis. 


Effingham,  John  V.  Granville, 


Clement  M. Perkins,  T.  Batchelder. 

r  Oliver  Frost. 


.Ellsworth, 

|Enfield, 

[Epping, 

iEpsom, 

Errol, 

I  Exeter, 
Farmington, 
[Fitzwilliam, 
Francestown, 
Franconia, 
[Franklin, 
,Free<b>m, 
[Fremont, 
Gilford, 

IG  il  man  ton, 

Gilsuiu, 

Goff'town, 

C'orham, 

Gosport, 

Gosl^en, 


David  R.  Buzzell, 

Wyman  Pat  tee, 

John  H,  Pike, 
DaYiiel  G.  Cheslej’, 
David  H.  Thurston, 
Geo.  W.  Furnald, 
John  G.  .Johnson, 
John  M.  Parker, 
Amasa  Downes, 

H.  W.  N(»yes, 

Eph.  G.  Wallace, 


A.  J.  Wedgwood, 

David  R.  Buzzell, 

Wm.  II.  Stuart, 

H.  B.  Burnham, 

John  Goss, 

David  II.  Thurston,  None. 


\  A.E.  Leighton. 
None. 

Johnson. 
Huse. 


fG. 

Iw 


W 
m. 
None. 
None. 


John  J.  Bell, 
liCander  M.  Nute, 
Aaron  R.  Gleason, 
George  F.  Pet  tee, 
John  R.  Cogswell, 
John  W.  Simonds, 


Augustus  Moulton,  Albion  P.  Topliff, 


Ezra  Currier, 
Daniel  A.  I'ilton, 
Thomas  Adams 
Calvin  Chandler, 
Henry  W.  Hadley, 
T.  E.  Fisk, 


Wm.  II.  Brown, 
Geo  M.  Park, 

J.  W.  Sanborn, 
Horace  Wood, 
.\lvin  Hadley, 
A.S.  Twitchell, 


David  McLaughlin,  Dennis  Lear, 


None. 

None. 

None. 

N«uie. 

None. 

None. 

A.  P.  Topliff. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

Nb)ne. 

None. 

James  Tubbs. 
None. 


58 


TOWI^  OFFICERS. 


Grafton, 
Grantham, 
Greenfield, 
Greenland, 
Groton, 
Hampstead, 
Hampton, 
Hamp’n  Falls 
Hancock, 
Hanover, 
Hart’s  Loc’n, 
Haverhill, 
Hebron, 
Henniker, 
Hill, 

Hillsborough, 

Hinsdale, 

Holderness, 

Hollis, 

Hooksett, 

Hopkinton, 

Hudson, 

.Tatfrey, 

.Tackson, 

Keene, 

Kensington, 

Kingston, 

Laconia, 

Lancaster, 

Landaff, 

Langdon, 

Lebanon, 

Lee, 

Lempster, 

Lincoln, 

Lisbon, 

Litchfield, 

Littleton, 

Londonderry, 

Loudon 

Ljmian, 

Lyme, 

Lyudeboro, 

Madbury, 

Madison, 

Manchester, 

Marlboro, 

Marlow, 

Mason, 

Meredith, 

Middleton, 

Milan, 

Merrimack, 

Milfo^d, 

Milton, 

Mt.  Vernon, 


Horace  Barney, 

B.  F.  Goss, 

Alfred  W.  Savage, 
J.  W.  Chapman, 
Joshua  R.  Wheet, 
Amos  Buck, 

, Silas  Green, 
Alpheus  D.  Tuttle, 

O.  S.  Ingalls, 

L.  B.  Ham, 

J.  Y.  Morse, 

Wm.  E.  Cogswell, 
John  Flanders, 
John  C.  Campbell, 
Geo.  W.  Holland, 

Daniel  H.  Cox, 

C.  B.  Richardson, 
Hiram  B.  Otterson, 
G.  A.  Curtin, 
J.Kimball  Wheeler, 
Fred.  W.  Bailey, 

Ira  R.  Harriman, 
Royal  H.  Porter, 
Joseph  Poor, 

J.  Warren  Sanborn, 
S.  M.  S.  Moulton, 
Samuel  H.  Legro, 
Russell  T.  Gordon, 
Samuel  L.  Slader, 

David  S.  Jenkins, 
Hiram  Parker, 

S.  P.  Simonds, 

Isaac  H.  Center, 

E.  0.  Kennie, 
Robert  C.  Mack, 

Luther  B.  Haskins, 

P.  E.  Fairfield, 

Geo.  E.  Spalding, 

N.  C.  Snell, 

Mark  P.  Blaisdell, 


0.  B.  Hoyt,  None. 

David  B.  Frye,  None. 

John  Fletcher,  None. 

Chas.  W.  Pickering,  None. 
Stephen  K.  Ford. 

Chas.  S.  Boynton, 

Jacob  F.  Brown, 

William  A.  Cram, 

Albert  H.  Taft, 

Bezaleel  Smith, 

Oliver  T.  Stillings, 

Henry  Knights, 

John  Wheet, 

Warren  Clark, 

Kenson  E.Dearborn,None. 
Charles  A.Harnden,  J.  H.  Potter. 
W.  S.  Leonard,  None. 

Wm.C.Cur.y, 

H.  W.  W  illoughby.  None. 

Abram  Burnham,  None. 

Dyer  H.  Sanborn,  None. 

Silas  M.  Blanchard,  None. 


None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

E.  N.  Tabor. 
None. 

None. 


Rufus  Case, 

G.  A.  Phelps. 

Geo.  W.  Meserve, 

None. 

Ira  Prouty, 

None. 

George  Osgood, 

None. 

Richard  B.  Prescott,  None. 

Otis  G.  Smith, 

None. 

David  C.  Pinkham, 

C.  W.  Roby. 

H.  C.  Symonds. 

None. 

Charles  Winch, 

None. 

Hiram  Orcutt, 

I.  N.  Perley.  ' 

Allen  Plumer, 

None. 

Geo.  E.  Dame, 

None. 

Ira  W.  Guernsey, 

None. 

Ezra  C.  Knight, 

None. 

Rodney  Kendall, 

None. 

James  R.  Jackson, 

None. 

Andrew  .W.  Mack, 

None. 

J.  P.  Stinchfield, 

None. 

James  Calhoon, 

Nope. 

Selah  Beal, 

Erastus  B.  Claggett,  None. 
Charles  W.  Hayes,  None. 
John  Swan,  None. 


C.  P  Fairfield. 


E.  0.  Woodward,  S.  A.  Richardson,  None. 

John  Q.  Jones,  Marshal  Perkins,  None. 

J.  L.  Chamberlin,  E.  J.  Emery,  None. 

George  Sanborn,  T.  B.  Nichols. 

S.  J.  Hayward,  R.  II.  Meserve,  None. 

Sam’l  C.  Anderson,  Chas.  C.  Hubbard,  None. 

Wm.  R.  Wallace,  Clinton  S.  Averill,  H.  Eldredge. 
Elbridge  W.  Fox,  Geo.  W".  Peavey,  None. 

Daniel  R.  Baker,  Chas.  J.  Smith,  Nath’l  Bruce. 


TOWN  OFFICERS. 


591 


Horace  Emery,  Horace  Duncao, 
Oliver  Prince,  B.  M.  Mason, 

G.  H.  Taggard,  Jos.  B.  Fassett, 
Chas.  H.  Whitney,  Geo.  W.  Osgood, 
Benj.  Dodge,  Alex.  Gregg, 

Silas  W.  Dana,  J.  K.  Gillingham, 
Howard  M.  Curtis,  Wm.H.  Smart, 
Geo.  S.  Gilman,  Natt  F.  Ham, 

New  Hampton, H.  Q.  Sargent,  E.  H.  Prescott, 
j  Newington,  V.  >1.  Coleman,  Darius  Frink, 
j  New  Ipswich,  Jeremiah  Smith,  Prescott  Fay, 

New  London,  Luther  McCutchins,Nath’l  C.  Todd,  2d, 
Benjamin  Mathes,  J.  Low  Elkins, 
George  W.  Nourse,  C.  W.  Millen, 


Monroe, 

Moultonboro, 

Nashua, 

Nelson, 

New  Boston, 

Newbury, 

Newcastle, 

N.  Durham, 


Newmarket, 


[  Newport, 
j  Newton, 

;  Northfield, 


John  Heath, 
Daniel  M.  Huse, 
No.  Hampton,  John  S.  Hobbs, 
Northumb’nd,  Janies  H.  Curtis, 


North  wood, 

Nottingham, 

Orange, 

Orford, 

Jssipee, 

Pembroke, 

Pelham, 

Peterboro, 

Piermont, 

Pittsburg 
Pittsfield, 

Plainfield, 

;  Plaistow, 

‘  Plymouth, 

Portsmouth, 

Jlandolph, 

Raymond, 

Richmond, 

Rindge, 

Roxliury, 

Rochester, 

Rollinsford, 

Rumney, 

Rye, 

Salem, 

Salisbury, 

Sanbornton, 

;  Sandown, 

Sandwich, 

!  Seabrook, 

Sharon,  Nathan  Moore, 

‘Shelburne,  H.  T.  Cummings, 

!  Somersworth,  W.  D.  Knapp. 
iS.  Hampton,  J.  M.  Goodwin, 
i  S.  Newmarket, Daniel  G.  Neal, 

;  Springfield,  Charles  McDaniel, 

Stark,  Aaron  J.  Smith, 

,  Stewartstown, 

I  Stoddard,  Edward  E.  Upton, 


Ebenezer  Peaslee, 
Solon  F.  Hill, 
Jonathan  French, 
James  H.  Curtis, 
Thomas  Tuttle. 

A.  L,  Demeritt, 
Wm.  S.  Huse, 
Nathan  E.  Stark, 
S.  B.  Carter, 

Jesse  M.  Coburn, 
Augustus  Berry, 
Ezra  M.  Smith, 
Henry  Chandler, 
John  T.  Amey,* 

S.  J.  Winslow, 
Charles  Colby, 


Henry  Knowlton, 

Ira  Bennett, 

Charles  W.  Pierce, 

Thomas  Nute, 

J.  H.  Sullivan, 

John  Woodbury, 

Ervin  H.  Smith, 

George  Dodge, 

Albert  Locke, 

John  L,  French, 

Samuel  Bean, 

Francis  N. Flanders,  Alfred  Colburn, 
Alex.  G.  Smyth,  Joseph  W.  Preston, 
Chas.  A.  Shannon,  Lyman  D. Spalding, 

Justus  Low, 

Aaron  W.  Brown,  Samuel  B.  Gove,  • 
Amos  G.  Bennett,  Elbridge  G.  Bomis, 
Martin  L.  Goddard,  Geo.  A.  Whitney, 
Kendall  Nims,  Henry  H.  Colburn, 
S.  D.  Wentworth,  A.  F.  Marsh, 


Wm.  H.  Morton, 
Abram  Ward, 
David  Jenness, 

H.  C.  W.  Moores, 

Robert  Sanborn, 


Amos  W.  Pike, 
John  L.  Davis, 
Gilman  H.  Jenness, 
Nelson  M.  Bailey, 
Charhis  C.  Rogers, 
J.  N.  Sanborn, 
Albert  T.  Cotton, 
Charles  Donavan,  John  Blackmer, 
Steph.  G.  dohnson,  Albert  J.  Sanborn, 

Wm.  P.  Bacon, 

S.  B.  Hubbard, 

E.  11.  Hidden, 

B.  R.  Jewett, 
doseph  Bartlett, 
Daniel  H.  Adams, 
Aaron  J.  Smith, 


None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

J.  L.  Riley. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

J.  B.  Spaulding. 
Thomas  Tuttle. 
None. 

None. 

J.  M.  Learned. 
None. 

N  one. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

E.  L.  Farnham. 
None. 

C.  H.  Morse. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

D  S.  Walker. 
None. 

D.  Hanson. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

"Wm.  Dunlap. 
None. 

None. 

Daniel  Q.  Bean. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

M'm.  Plumer. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 


W.  T.  O’Donnell,  None. 


60 


TOWN  OFFICERS. 


Strafford, 

Stratford, 

Stratham, 

Sullivan, 

Sunapee, 

Surry, 

Sutton, 

Swanzey, 

Tamworth, 

Temple, 

Thornton, 

Tilton, 

Tiiftonboro 

Troy, 

Unity, 

Wakefield, 

Walpole, 

Warner, 

Warren, 

Washington, 

Waterville, 

W  eare, 

Webster, 

Wentworth, 


Robert  B.  Peavey, 
Isaac  J  ohnson, 

Truman  Putney, 


George  Wilcox, 


Enoch  Howes, 


Moses  M.  Balch, 


John  Haley, 

Abel  Baker, 

Amos  Perkins, 
Ebenezer  Garvin, 
Benj.  F.  Aldrich, 
Gilman  A.  Bean, 
Ira  M.  Weeks, 
Hiram  Thissell, 
Merrill  Greeley, 
Daniel  Johnson, 
Sherman  Little, 
Lorenzo  W.Ciirrier, 
Wen’rth’s  Loc.Fred,  A.  Flint, 
Westmorel’iid, Willard  Bill,  jr., 
Whitefield, 

Geo.  Wallace, 

R.  >1.  Rowe, 

Henry  Abbott, 
Benj.  0.  Simpson, 


Lafayette  Chesley, 
George  M.  Johnson, 
Wm.  G.  Brown, 
Reuben  B.  Porter, 
David  M.  Currier, 
Wm.  H.  Porter, 

George  I.  Cutler, 
Saniuel  H.  Riddell, 
George  Goodyear, 
John  L.  Barnard, 
Sylvester  Dixon, 

F.  A.  Haley, 

Jona.  S.  Herrick, 
John  Paul, 
Nathaniel  Barker, 
A.  P.  Richardson, 
H.  S  Huntington, 
Ira  Merrill, 


None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

S.  E.  Remick. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 


Silas  M.  Densmoor,  None. 


Wilton, 

Wilniot, 

Winchester, 

Windham, 

Windsor, 


Merrill  Greeley, 
John  Osborne, 

Geo.  M.  Smith, 
Samind  G.  Currier, 
Albert  J.  Peaslee, 
Joseph  E.  Hall, 
Geo.  H.  Pinkham, 
Richard  Coleman, 
Frank  S.  Teel, 
Elijah  Harmon, 
Joseph  Lanman, 
Mark  Symonds, 


None. 

None. 

A.  Swett. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

Geo.  S,  Gove. 
None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 

None. 


Wolfeboro, 

Abel  Halev,  Chase  Moulton, 

None. 

Woodstock, 

J.  W.  Campbell, 

Wm.  L.  Horner, 

None. 

MONEY- 

■ORDER  POST  OFFICES  IN  NEW 

HAMPSHIRE. 

Office. 

County. 

Office. 

County. 

Bristol, 

Grafton. 

Laconia, 

Belknap. 

Charlestown, 

Sullivan. 

Lancaster, 

Coos. 

Clarement, 

do. 

Lebanon, 

Grafton. 

Concord, 

Merrima^. 

Littleton, 

do. 

Dover, 

Strafford. 

Manchester, 

Hillsborough. 

Exeter, 

Rockingham. 

Milford, 

do. 

Fisherville 

Merrimack. 

Nashua, 

do. 

Franklin, 

do. 

New  Ipswich, 

do. 

Gorham, 

Coos. 

Newport, 

Sullivan. 

Great  Falls, 

Strafford. 

Peterborough, 

Hillsborough. 

Hanover, 

Grafton. 

Plymouth, 

Grafton. 

Hinsdale, 

Cheshire. 

Portsmouth, 

Rockingham. 

Keene, 

do. 

Suncook, 

M  errimack. 

Money-orders  can  be  obtained  at  any  of  these  offices,  upon  any 
money  order  Post-office  in  the  United  States,  at  the  following  rates; 
For  orders  not  exceeding  $20,  10  cents;  over  $20  and  not  exceeding 
$30,  15  cents  ;  over  $30  and  not  exceeding  $40,  20  cents  ;  over  $40  and 
not  exceo'ding  $50,  25  cents  No  order  issued  for  more  than  $50  ;  but 
additional  orders,  not  exceeding  three  in  one  day,  payable  at  the 
same  office,  and  to  the  same  payee,  may  be  obtained. 


FAEM  STOCK  A^D  LANDS. 


61 


Number  and  Value  of  Farm  Stock*  and  Value  of 
L.audtt  in  New  Hampshire)  in  April,  18G6. 

EOCKINGHAM  COUNTY. 

Horsen,  Asses  Ck)ws,  Oxen  and  Taliie! 


and 

Mules. 

Neat 

Stock. 

Sheep. 

of 

TowifS. 

No. 

Yalue. 

No. 

Value. 

No. 

Value. 

Lands. 

Atkinson 

80 

4,686 

346 

9,376 

50 

88 

169,597 

Auburn 

126 

5,147 

479 

11,107 

401 

734 

206,481 

Brentwood 

120 

8,015 

699 

26,752 

581 

1,690 

202,696 

Cauuia 

231 

10,580 

881 

25,138 

331 

658 

258,960 

Ckester 

184 

10,495 

738 

31,037 

627 

1,659 

299,625 

Diifville 

83 

4,210 

385 

13,432 

116 

266 

96,586 

Deerfield 

345 

16,018 

1555 

48,209 

1463 

3,271 

390,066 

Derry 

270 

14,110 

1018 

.  28,628 

353 

842 

425,703 

E.  Kingston 

96 

6,530 

331 

18,014 

269 

838 

186,316 

Epping 

199 

12,175 

852 

36,841 

650 

2,171 

329,432 

Exeter 

281 

23,591 

672 

27,852 

466 

1,365 

404,640 

Fremont 

75 

4,931 

350 

12,263 

274 

711 

115,065 

Gosport 

250 

15,000 

Greenland 

154 

10,434 

467 

21,460 

447 

1,356 

268,105 

Hampstead, 

125 

5,740 

364 

12,502 

no 

245 

211,757 

Hampton 

209 

15,720 

624 

26,764 

198 

685 

431,942 

Hampton  Falls  101 

5,363 

656 

22,389 

479 

1,207 

146,890 

Kensington, 

117 

6.450 

6-26 

29,085 

478 

1,697 

16i),009 

Kingston, 

130 

6,017 

414 

11,500 

339 

990 

83,587 

Londonderry 

266 

14,004 

1032 

33,566 

409 

928 

279,694 

Newcastle 

8 

435 

39 

1,210 

11,084 

Newington 

98 

6,650 

329 

12,664 

340 

913 

136,604 

Newmarket 

164 

12,826 

400 

17,441 

356 

1,075 

380,900 

Newton 

96 

6,581 

257 

10,051 

240 

1,318 

129,468 

N.  Hampton 

176 

8,440 

487 

22,040 

366 

940 

266,060 

Northwood 

229 

11,320 

859 

27,111 

788 

2,399 

201,335 

Nottingham 

187 

8,266 

866 

27,202 

720 

1,536 

260,838 

Plaistow 

99 

5,322 

214 

8,840 

61 

180 

184,356 

Portsmouth 

445 

38,769 

615 

23,208 

116 

232 

133,303 

Raymond 

155 

6,854 

759 

19,444 

CIS 

1,080 

205,997 

Rye 

221 

13.260 

507 

19,387 

277 

831 

270,260 

Salem 

265 

11,712 

669 

20,376 

177 

488 

367,618 

Sandown 

92 

4,028 

368 

11,866 

333 

804 

111,169 

Seabrook 

100 

6,420 

388 

15,050 

82 

249 

148,632 

S.  Newmarket 

:  78 

5,932 

213 

8,621 

205 

429 

222,104 

S.  Hampton 

76 

4,160 

286 

9,880 

235 

850 

2'  i2,7  56 

Strathain 

168 

12,215 

524 

29,655 

534 

1,655 

328  231 

Windham 

166 

12,052 

496 

20,378 

443 

1,098 

232,168 

60153 

359,708 

20715 

750,339 

13932 

37,478 

8,575,034 

STRAFFORD 

COUNTY. 

Barrington 

269 

12.432 

1178 

38,355 

1029 

2,339 

326,820 

Dover 

673 

55,495 

1052 

59,125 

504 

1,4‘27 

2,259,090 

Durham 

2' >4 

14,760 

760 

28.524 

449 

1,240 

359,098 

Farmington 

218 

16,526 

1147 

42,736 

1158 

2,966 

515,014 

Lee 

159 

10,740 

639 

23,970, 

1070 

2,145 

222,366 

62 

FARM 

STOCK 

AND  LANDS. 

Madbury 

98 

5,345 

376 

17,375 

'  377 

896 

125,610 

Middleton 

54 

4,340 

•  370 

14,608 

428 

724 

101,897 

Milton 

188 

12,386 

897 

30,245 

786 

1,748 

276,478 

New  Durham 

158 

8,885 

787 

26,151 

582 

783 

223,882 

Rochester 

410 

18,770 

1465 

49,050 

1265 

2,078 

715,224 

Rollinsford 

108 

7,237 

384 

13,370 

169 

724 

315,967 

Somersworth 

240 

21,494 

332 

13,924 

119 

376 

797,766 

Strafford 

321 

16,020 

1789 

56,558 

1687 

3,375 

375,581 

3131 

204,430 

11176 

403,991 

9623 

20,931 

6,614,793 

BELKNAP 

COUNTY. 

Alton 

267 

16,146 

1533 

61,915 

1579 

5,048 

407,100 

Barnstead 

319 

17,939 

1573 

54,834 

1804 

3,905 

327,109 

Belmont, 

212 

12,676 

1067 

35,460 

1197 

2,394 

217,544 

Center  Harbor  81 

3,202 

482 

12,141 

601 

1,106 

96,002 

Gilmanton 

358 

19,168 

1864 

60,442 

2232 

5,512 

389,986 

Gilford 

339 

16,686 

ias9 

42,136 

3048 

6,522 

565,530 

Laconia 

146 

8,351 

491 

10,402 

386 

607 

342,559 

Meredith 

257 

13,351 

1262 

35,158 

1651 

3,086 

383,231 

New  Hampt’n  231 

14,080 

913 

27,443 

2198 

4,211 

277,225 

Sanbornton 

418 

22,539 

1819 

45,168 

3891 

7,753 

529,068 

2628 

147,138 

12,343 

385,099 

18,587 

40,144 

8,535,354 

CARROLL 

COUNTY. 

Albany 

71 

3,472 

30S 

24,984 

264 

722 

31,728 

Bartlett 

139 

12,207 

505 

16,942 

896 

8,129 

104,932 

Brookfield 

65 

4,986 

472 

12,842 

296 

716 

96,118 

Chatham 

83 

6,615 

502 

16,781 

853 

1,402 

42,080 

Conway 

383 

28,024 

1410 

47,458 

1286 

2,040 

315,798 

Eaton 

115 

7,832 

740 

26,402 

956 

1,978 

76,328 

Effingham 

196 

11,641 

986 

25,130 

445 

958 

128,630 

{Freedom 

157 

11,476 

821 

24,742 

1-225 

2,432 

145,866 

Jackson 

104 

9,760 

668 

25,920 

1296 

5,672 

55,544 

iMoultonboro’ 

181 

8,411 

1302 

26,826 

1619 

3,664 

237,585 

jMadison 

97 

5,528 

707 

18,622 

862 

1,492 

104,522 

jOssipee 

300 

18,366 

1567 

45,666 

13-29 

2,816 

223,282 

Sandwich 

353 

18,294 

2242 

70,088 

2375 

5,490 

303.468 

Tamworth 

253 

11,550 

1387 

39,300 

1353 

3,939 

15-2,044 

Tuftonboro’ 

174 

8,072 

1211 

29,317 

1356 

4,601 

178,980 

Wakefield 

178 

13,712 

1185 

51,556 

70S 

2,147 

362,497 

Wolfeboroiigh  374 

19,604 

1712 

48  844 

1425 

3,022 

425,682 

' 

3223 

199,550 

17725 

551,420 

18544 

45,820 

2,985,084 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

MERRIMACK  COUNTY. 

jAllenstown 

75 

5,072 

271 

9,998 

172 

383 

260,046 

'Andover 

180 

15,964 

995 

36,082 

3697 

6,796 

269,898 

jBoscawen 

181 

9,715 

546 

20,365 

1964 

2,774 

338,340 

[Bow 

174 

10,824 

801 

24,092 

634 

1,552 

232,208 

{Bradford 

282 

16,619 

968 

40,005 

3998 

9,031 

305,238 

jCanterbury 

257 

16,144 

1320 

45,137 

2796 

5,980 

391,954 

FARM 

STOCK 

AND  LANDS. 

63 

Chichester 

169 

11,553 

916 

36,487 

856 

2,343 

186,387 

Concord 

1043 

73,312 

1871 

70,014 

2255 

8,182 

3,704,491 

^nbaxton 

172 

9,035 

1080 

25,965 

1104 

1,424 

272,868 

Epsom 

202 

12,237 

1086 

38,314 

1352, 

3,180 

180,610 

Franklin 

293 

24,065 

548 

26,035 

2578 

5,136 

609,642 

Henniker 

266 

12,265 

1487 

49,087 

1597 

2,858 

414,528 

Hill 

130 

7,166 

505 

12,356 

1716 

3,162 

141,896 

Hooksett 

169 

10,701 

442 

16,159 

588 

1,773 

275,864 

Hopkinton 

363 

23,733 

1621 

57,464 

8175 

5,840 

450,070 

Loudon 

331 

19,853 

1476 

51,937 

2521 

3,967 

301,418 

Newbury 

154 

10,945 

745 

33,592 

2416 

7,866 

167,944 

New  London 

207 

18,588 

815 

38,044 

1634 

4,085 

282,760 

Northfield 

141 

6,251 

733 

18,271 

1805 

2,909 

252,967 

Pembroke 

220 

14,652 

773 

33,858 

511 

1,520 

389,750 

Pittsfield 

•  254 

17,450 

1015 

41,233 

701 

1,738 

394,700 

Salisbury 

155 

9,460 

736 

26,081 

6627 

14,435 

285,459 

Sutton 

212 

17,337 

1144 

49,274 

3640 

9,668 

268,791 

Warner 

270 

18,106 

1292 

50,811 

6547 

15,738 

438,975 

Webster 

141 

8,925 

571 

20,088 

4271 

9,218 

215,294 

Wilmot 

212 

16,240 

970 

36,688 

3451 

7,344 

173,920 

6253 

416,211 

24747 

907,387 

62606  138,902 

11,206,013 

HILLSBOROUGH  COUNTY. 

Amherst 

237 

17,894 

1002 

35,124 

910 

217,528 

Antrim 

220 

16,020 

1100 

»  37,767 

1473 

3,748 

84,712 

Bedford 

274 

15,595 

1143 

36,227 

252 

628 

350,620 

Bennington 

89 

-  7,520 

226 

11,133 

417 

816 

71;000 

Brookline 

132 

10,841 

223 

14,519 

64 

181 

207,167 

Peering 

181 

10,375 

994 

35,693 

1725 

3,281 

221,689 

Francestown 

228 

16,426 

892 

37,813 

1811 

3,698 

330,100 

Goffstown 

337 

20,737 

1061 

38,213 

790 

1,726 

398,813 

Greenfield 

137 

9,191 

610 

22,425 

1055 

2,072 

188,048 

Hancock 

219 

15,912 

998 

25,029 

1851 

3,611 

213,133 

Hillsborough  371 

27,421 

1612 

65,345 

1633 

4,402 

471,412 

Hollis 

262 

14,640 

1125 

44,115 

387 

906 

405,154 

Hudson 

187 

10,029 

886 

37,986 

443 

996 

311,520 

iLitchfield 

69 

5,630 

336 

12,210 

209 

343 

115,655 

iLvndeboro’ 

147 

8,334 

791 

27,774 

484 

1,044 

232,222 

Manchester 

953 

71,518 

735 

28,282 

721 

4,402 

4,681,7681 

Mason 

189 

11,390 

758 

27.113 

222 

674 

340,2051 

Merrimack 

162 

9,052 

692 

23,476 

338 

552 

307,305  1 

Milford 

306 

28,796 

987 

52,326 

123 

476 

648,343  1 

Mont  Vernon 

116 

7,562 

441 

16,388 

194 

606 

196,884 

Nashua 

633 

59,936 

707 

35,276 

585 

5,3(KJ 

201,588 

New  Ipswich 

198 

15,8;38‘ 

763 

31,610 

217 

1,076 

420,272 

iNew  Boston 

309 

25,115 

1285 

61,243 

831 

2,112 

326,897 

tPelham 

196 

10,910 

662 

25,376 

346 

2,185 

351,188 

Peterborough  354 

34,0f)l 

1200 

56.212 

886 

2,436 

671,425 

Sharon 

47 

3,718 

213 

10,481 

245 

326 

73,441 

Temple 

82 

4,852 

655 

18,198 

388 

1,130 

154,210 

Weare 

544 

20,855 

1579 

58,221 

4859 

9,944 

424.106 

Wilton 

240 

19,214 

996 

49,533 

171 

61:1 

445,920 

Windsor 

29 

1,508 

5,318 

222 

473 

38,760 

7248 

530,830 

24,819 

981,396 

23,213 

6f,»,695 

13,101,085 

64 

FARM 

STOCK 

AND  LANDS. 

CHESHIRE 

COUNTY. 

Alstead 

312 

27,595 

823 

42,948 

5220 

15,291 

342,641 

Chesterfield 

291 

,  20,991 

1276 

69,432 

1263 

3,003 

378,897 

Dublin 

234 

21,795 

829 

46,850 

2681 

7,181 

275,523 

Fitzwilliam 

225 

17,280 

801 

37,049 

252 

867 

313,494 

Gilsuin 

127 

10,602 

341 

18,730 

2180 

4,121 

120,758 

Hinsdale 

199 

17,235 

619 

31,053 

442 

1,308 

350.240 

Jafifrey 

254 

19,972 

1142 

54,478 

835 

3,982 

372,207 

Keene 

529 

44,990 

1061 

50,656 

2517 

5,975 

1,681,240 

Marlborough 

157 

13,495 

561 

27,097 

1108 

2,337 

219,826 

Marlow 

174 

15,748 

570 

31,904 

2407 

6,108 

178,685 

Nelson, 

115 

6,871 

412 

18,234 

3448 

6,995 

166,632 

Richmond 

166 

10,117 

704 

29,160 

503 

992 

187,748 

Rindge 

226 

723 

27,254 

541 

1,317 

323,785 

Roxbury 

38 

2,510 

180 

10.373 

899 

2.013 

56,808 

Stoddard 

152 

11,186 

651 

32,956 

3083 

7,930 

219,638 

Sullivan 

68 

5,775 

305 

19,400 

2534 

6,001 

142,050 

Surry 

84 

6,390 

274 

12,781 

2305 

6,362 

132,062 

Swanzey 

306 

23,433 

915 

41.281 

1932 

3,674 

349,184 

Troy 

102 

8,642 

437 

21,780 

284 

755 

175,714 

Walpole 

430 

40,854 

1028 

57,302 

15704 

43,088 

755,084 

Westmoreland314 

30,629 

1158 

69,169 

4087 

10,065 

177,295 

Winchester 

315 

21,000 

1118 

47,301 

1418 

2,809 

507,801 

4S18 

392,744 

15928 

797,188 

55643 

142,174 

7,427,312 

SULLIVAN 

COUNTY. 

Acworth 

292 

22,887 

894 

43,967 

6771 

14,122 

283,554 

j  Charlestown 

323 

32,735 

1015 

50,772 

7890 

21,720 

597,022 

I  Claremont 

560 

53,334 

1500 

71,309 

6493 

16,801 

1,162,986 

;  Cornish 

348 

20,724 

1240 

51,156 

7256 

14,961 

328,630 

i Crovdon 

179 

12,755 

862 

26,404 

3078 

6,690 

159,980 

i  Goshen 

139 

10,688 

511 

21,696 

1731 

3,828 

109,872 

Grantham 

133 

7,990 

495 

18,225 

2795 

5,865 

118,148 

Langdon 

142 

14,296 

508 

36,002 

2238 

5,782 

208,120 

Lempster 

174 

12,792 

699 

30,433 

1834 

3,352 

168,804 

Newport 

497 

37,447 

1525 

56,333 

3776 

7,854 

533,078 

.Plainfield 

•  381 

23,384 

1252 

52,487  ‘ 

13444 

32,354 

407,262 

Springfield 

177 

10,067 

956 

30,014 

3804 

6,846 

150,035 

Sunapee 

177 

10,701 

780 

28,943 

1539 

2,874 

157,682 

1  Unity 

204 

16,055 

792 

31,579 

5842 

12,171 

216,690 

Washington 

173 

10,568 

738 

29,058 

2230 

5,616 

223,854 

3899 

296,423 

13767 

578,378 

70721 

160,839 

4,825,717 

GRAFTON 

COUNTY 

• 

Alexandria 

283 

10,669 

886 

26,780 

2287 

3,763 

178,170  1 

Bath 

3-23 

21,071 

1221 

43,473 

8525 

18,143 

300,451 1 

Benton 

74 

3,645 

307 

12,578 

1208 

2,689 

92,426 1 

Bethlehem 

232 

14,126 

814 

21,665 

1431 

2,763 

161,098 

Bridgewater 

110 

5,945 

482 

13,803 

2236 

4,077 

82,270 

Bristol 

194 

16,376 

530 

,.18,037 

1348 

2,945 

228,676 

Campton 

298 

16,749 

1104 

28,305 

3189 

5,540 

203,346 

Canaan 

368 

20,286 

1087 

37,015 

6095 

9,657 

341,523 

Danbury 

167 

11,589 

895 

28,774 

1784 

3,398 

- j — 

147,871 

FARM 

STOCK 

AND  LANDS. 

G5 

Dorchester 

144 

6,206 

563 

17,187 

2098 

4,343 

113,543 

Enfield 

265 

23,506 

997 

42,500 

6741 

16,589 

365,615 

Ellsworth 

39 

2,705 

209 

7,073 

471 

899 

22,977 

Franconia 

163 

11,290 

413 

11,112 

923 

1,480 

141,898 

Grafton 

167 

9,995 

1047 

33,139 

3492 

5,521 

188,441 

Groton 

90 

6,696 

556 

17,252 

2452 

5,714 

118,110 

Hanover 

411 

29,090 

918 

28,125 

15695 

43,504 

549,372 

Haverhill 

616 

30,846 

1703 

53,756 

12820 

25,677 

557,175 

Hebron 

73 

4,420 

355 

10,836 

1812 

3,712 

72,286 

1  Holderness 

278 

17,658 

1188 

40,024 

1789 

4,306 

321,966 

1 Landaff 

240 

15,590 

912 

26,452 

4659 

9,538 

177,642 

I  Lebanon 

359 

36,215 

960 

43,753 

11334 

36,227 

853,245 

i  Lisbon 

456 

29,036 

1354 

36,081 

4980 

8,853 

355,355 

!  Lincoln 

7 

275 

35 

1,456 

32 

47 

19,606 

i  Littleton 

429 

33,514 

1474 

42,919 

3372 

8,236 

470,292 

Lyman 

175 

12,961 

687 

18,255 

2714 

6,247 

136,299 

Lyme 

296 

25,800 

893 

45,635 

12090 

39,583 

406,556 

Monroe 

151 

9,677 

534 

14,669 

1897 

5,154 

154,335 

i  Orange 

58 

3,447 

331 

13,113 

1539 

2,685 

55,138 

i  Orford 

288 

22,304 

831 

38,350 

10048 

24,424 

435,570 

1  Piermont 

240 

19,279 

656 

22,462 

8630 

26,438 

316,470 

;  Plymouth 

270 

21,622 

708 

20,848 

2404 

5,360 

257,990 

1  Rumney 

199 

11,362 

734 

18,306 

2270 

4,306 

187,818 

j  Thornton 

218 

12,296 

795 

21,107 

2238 

3,123 

139,860 

I  Warren 

179 

9,847 

596 

20,494 

2950 

6,058 

169,267 

}  Waterville 

11 

480 

39 

890 

38 

58 

22,863 

I W  entworth 

170 

10,670 

735 

21,700 

2028 

4,410 

168,200 

i  Woodstock 

1 

71 

4,456 

317 

11,320 

631 

1,280 

52,752 

i 

8012 

541,899 

27866 

909,244  150250 

556,747 

8,566,472 

COOS  Ct)UNTY. 

Berlin 

63 

4,470 

158 

3,828 

443 

822 

89,756 

Carroll 

82 

4,274 

252 

5536 

427 

798 

81,060 

Cambridge 

4 

226 

27 

958 

94 

220 

31,322 

Clarksville 

68 

3,844 

305 

8,866 

874 

1,970 

31,679 

Colebrook 

363 

26,912 

1223 

45,700 

3956 

10,845 

280.210 

Columbia 

205 

11,866 

892 

22,768 

2198 

3,645 

101,500 

Dalton 

174 

8,055 

664 

15,937 

1619 

2,859 

115,2-22 

Dummer 

49 

3,245 

204 

7,105 

464 

834 

47,215 

;  Errol 

42 

2,305 

239 

7,861 

378 

703 

49,3-25 

Gorham 

197 

14,142 

206 

8,222 

238 

660 

151,832 

Jefferson 

221 

11,764 

694 

14,320 

1325 

2,367 

126,006 

Lancaster 

481 

32,448 

1532 

42,444 

3871 

7,930 

441,940 

Milan 

134 

9,188 

632 

20,204 

1254 

1,969 

110,535 

:  Northumb’lndl88 

12,0-23 

676 

17,756 

1289 

2,023 

145,5-27 

1  Pittsburg 

112 

7,048 

511 

12,352 

1147 

3,122 

68,983 

Randolph 

27 

1,728 

131 

3,969 

217 

476 

41,536 

Stark 

80 

5,055 

470 

15,042 

1064 

2,486 

84,532 

I  Stratford 

163 

9,945 

582 

16,643 

1002 

1,674 

147,010 

Shelburne 

66 

5,020 

324 

11,374 

585 

1,260 

84,312 

Stewartstown  235 

14,100 

971 

28,170 

2749 

6,438 

128,866 

Whitefield 

271 

15,655 

762 

18,977 

1084 

2;279 

14i;751 

Wentworth  Loc.5 

326 

25 

618 

36 

80 

7;920 

3230 

203,139 

11480 

328,650 

26314 

55,460 

2,508,039 

— 

66 


iTATIOJ^AL  BA2TKS. 


SUMMA  RY  BY  CO  UNTIES. 


Rockingham  6015  359,708  20715 

Strafford  3131  204,430  11176 

Belknap  2628  147,138  12343 

iCarroll  3223  199,550  17725 

Merrimack  6253  416.211  24747 

Hillsborough  7248  530,830  24819 

iCheshire  4818  392,744  15928 

'Sullivan  3899  296,423  13767 

Grafton  8012  541,899  27866 

iCoos  3230  203,139  11480 


750,339 

403,911 

385,099 

551,420 

907,387 

981,396 

797,188 

578,378 

909,244 

328,650 


13932 

9623 

18587 

18544 

62606 

23213 

55643 

70721 

150250 

26314 


37,478 

20,931 

40,144 

45,320 

138,902 

60,695 

142,174 

160,839 

556,747 

55,460 


8,575.034 

6,614,793 

3,535,354 

2,985,084 

11,206,013 

13,101,085 

7.427,312 

4,825,717 

8,566,472 

2,d08,039 


Totals  48457  3,292,072 180566  6,593,092  449433  1,058,690  69,344,903 


National  Banks. 

ROCKINGHAM  COUNTY.  ' 

Berry  National  Bank,  Derry.  Capital  $60,000.  David  Currier, 
Cashier.  Directors,  John  W. Noyes,  President;  Benjamin  F. Eastman, 
Thomas  J.  Melvin,  Harvey  P.  Hood,  G.  A.  Barnes,  David  Currier. 

National  Granite  State  Bank,  Exeter.  Capital  $100,000.  N.  A.  Shute. 
Cashier.  Directors,  Abner  Morrill,  President ;  Charles  Conner,  G.  G. 
Smith,  William  W.  Stickney,  S.  W.  Dearborn,  Edmund  Elliot,  J.  L. 
Merrill. 

Newmarket  National  Bank,  Newmarket.  Capital  $80,000.  Samuel 
A.  Haley,  Cashier.  Directors,  Joseph  S.  Lawrence,  President;  Samuel 
P.  Dow,  John  B.  Griffiths,  John  S-  Bennett,  William  B.  Small,  John 
Mooney,  Joseph  C.  Burley. 

First  National  Bank,  Portsmouth.  Capital  $300,000.  Samuel  Lord, 
Cashier.  Directors,  William  H.  Y.Jlackett.  President ;  Ichabod  Good¬ 
win,  William  M.  Shackford,  John  Stavers,  William  L.  Dwight. 

National  Mechanics’  and  Traders’  Bank,  Portsmouth.  Capital 
$300,000.  James  F.  Shores,  Cashier.  Directors,  George  L.  Treadwell, 
President ;  John  Sise,  William  H.  Rollins,  Charles  Robinson,  Ezra  A. 
Stevens. 

Rockingham,  National  Bank,  Portsmouth.  Capital  $200,000.  John 
J.  Pickering, . Chs/iter.  Directors,  Jonathan  M.  Tredick,  President; 
John  S.  H.  French,  George  W.  Haven,  William  P.  Jones,  "William  F. 
Parrott. 

New  Hampshire  National  Bank,  Portsmouth.  Capital  $150,000. 
Lafayette  S.  Butler,  Cashier.  Directors,  James  P. Bartlett,  President; 
Jas.  N.  Tarleton,  Daniel  Marcy,  True  M.  Ball,  H.  F.  Wendell,  Wm.  R. 
Preston,  John  H.  Bailey. 

STRAFFORD  COUNTY. 

Strafford  National  Bank,  Dover.  Capital  $120,000.  Asa  A.  Tufts 
Cashier.  Directors,  William  S.  Stevens,  President;  Daniel  M. Christie* 
Chas.  Woodman,  E,  D.  Chamberlain,  Jeremiah  Smith,  David  Osborne. 

Dover  National  Bank,  Dover.  Capital  $100,000.  Calvin  Hale,  Cash¬ 
ier.  Directors,  Samuel  M.  Wheeler,  President;  Oliver  Wyatt,  John 
McDuffee,  James  Littlefield,  Eli  V.  Brewster,  Enoch  H.  Nutter,  Wood¬ 
bury  T.  Prescott,  G.  W.  Benn. 

Cocheco  National  Bank,  Dover.  Capital  $100,000.  Ezekiel  Hurd, 
Cashier.  Directors,  Thomas  E.  Sawyer,  President :  William  B.  Wig- 
gin,  James  E.  Lothrop,  Harrison  Haley,  Joseph  Morrill,  Charles  W. 
l^llins,  John  E.  Bickford. 


NATIONAL  BANKS. 


67 


First  National  Bank.  Rochester.  Capital  $60,0(K).  Arthur  P.  Wliite- 
honse,  Cashier.  Directors.  Nicholas  V.  Wliitehouse,  President;  Geo. 
L.  Wliitehouse,  Downing  Varney,  John  Legro,  Elihu  H.  Watson,  Paul 
Stackpole,  Jacob  B.  Smith. 

Somersivorth  National  Bank.,  Great  Falls.  Capital  $100,000.  Sam’l 
S.  Rollins,  Cashier.  Directors,  OliA'er  11.  Lord,  President;  George  W. 
Wendell,  Royal  Eastman,  Owen  W.  Davis,  Rufus  W.  Stevens,  Eben  A. 
Tiltbetts,  Stephen  S.  Chick. 

Great  Falls  National  Bank,  Great  Falls.  Capital  $150,000.  Joseph 
k.  Stickney,  Cashier.  Directors,  Nathaniel  Wells,  President;  William 
Bedel,  Micajah  C.  Burleigh,  Isaac  Chandler,  George  W.  Burleigh,  Da¬ 
vid  II.  Bufl'um,  A.  A.  Perkins. 

BELKNAP  COUNTY. 

Laconia  National  Bank,  Laconia.  Capdtal  $100,000.  Daniel  S.  Dins- 
jmoor,  Cashier.  Directors,  John  C.  Moulton,  President;  Ellery  A.  Ilib- 
jbard,  William  N.  Blair,  Samuel  T.  Thomas,  Benjamin  J.  Cole,  Samuel 
C.  Clark,  Ilauson  Beede. 

Citizens'  National  Bank,  Sanborn  ton  Bridge.  Capital  $70,000.  Wm. 
|T.  Cass,  Cashier.  Directors,  Asa  P.  Cate,  President;  Austin  F.  Pike, 
j  Woodbury  Melcher,  Eleazer  Davis,  John  Kenniston,  Ephraim  S.  Wad- 
leigh. 

CARROLL  COUNTY. 

Carroll  County  National  Bank,  Sandwich.  Capital  $50,000.  Chris¬ 
topher  C.  Fellpws,  Cashier.  Directors,  Joseph  Wentworth,  President ; 
Enoch  Q,  Fellows,  John  M.  Stevenson,  George  \\ .  Lang,  Paul  Went¬ 
worth. 

Lake  National  Bank,  Wolfeborough.  Capital  $75,000.  Charles  G. 
Tebbetts,  Cashier.  Directors,  John  M.  Brackett,  President ;  Moses 
Thonjpson,  Aaron  Roberts,  George  W.  Ilersey,  Blake  Folsom,  Otis 
Evans,  Nathaniel  T.  Brewster. 

MERRIMACK  COUNTY. 

First  National  Bank,  Concord.  Capital  $150,000.  William  "W. 
Stores,  Cashier.  Directors,  Geo.  A.  Pillsbury,  President  ;  Enos  Blake, 
Timothy  Haynes,  William  Walker,  Benning  W.  Sanborn,  Peter  Dud¬ 
ley  James  W.  Johnson. 

National  State  Capital  Bank,  Concord.  Capital  $150,000.*  Preston 
S.  Smith,  Cashier.  Directors,  John  V.  Barron,  l*restdent ;  James  Pe- 
verly,  James  S.  Norris,  Osmon  C.  Baker,  Lyman  D.  Stevens,  Lewis 
Dow’ning.  jr. 

Pittsfield  National  Bank,  Pittsfield.  Capital  $100,000.  Josiah  Car¬ 
penter,  Cashier.  Directors,  Drake,  President;  Sir  M.  D.  Per- 1 

kins,  Chas.  II.  Carpenter,  Seth  Shackford,  Isaiah  Berry,  N.  W.  Drake. 

Kearsarye  National  Bank,  Warner.  Capital  $50,(X10.  George  Jones, 
Cashier.  Directors,  Nehemiah  G.  Ordway,  President ;  N.  T.  Green¬ 
wood,  John  George,  Ira  Harvey,  George  Savory,  A.  S.  Bean,  Abner 
Woodman. 

HILLSBOROUGH  COUNTY. 

First  National  Bank,  Francestown.  Capital  $100,000.  Paul  H.  Bix- 
by.  Cashier.  Directors,  Thomas- B.  Bradford,  Israel  Bach- 

eider,  Joseph  Kingsbury,  Thomas  E.  Bixby,  John  D.  Butler,  George 
Peavey. 


68 

NATIONAL  BANKS. 

Amoslceag  National  Bank,  Miincliester.  Capital  $200,0)0.  George 
B.  Chandler,  Cashier.  Directors,  Moody  Carrier,  President;  John  S. 
Kidder,  Stephen  D.  Green,  Edson  Hill.  Steven  James,  Otis  Barton, 
John  S.  Elliot,  Reed  P.  Silver,  Henry  ChaTidler. 

First  National  Bank,  Manchester,  Capital  $150,000.  Fredericli 
Smyth,  Cashier.  Directors,  Waterman  Smith,  President;  David  Ceos':, 
Joseph  B.  Clark,  Thomas  Wheat,  R.  N.  Batchelder,  W.  W.  Brown. 
Natt  Head. 

Manchester  National  Bank,  Alanchester.  Capital  $lti0,000.  Chari 
i  E.  Balch,  Cashier.  Directors,  Nathan  Parker,  President;  Benjamin  F. 

I  Martin,  Phineas  Adams,  David  A.  Bunton,  John  II.  Maynard,  G.  11. 
j  Kim1>all,  Horace  P.  Watts. 

Citg  National  Bank,  Manchester.  Capital  $150,000.  Edward  W. 

1  Harrington,  Cashier,  Directors,  C.  W.  Stanley,  President ;  S.  W.  Par- 
j  sons,  Joseph  Kidder,  Thomas  Morgan,  David  R,  Leach,  Joseph  A. 

'  Haines,  Alpheus  Gay. 

i  Souhegan  National  Bank,  Milford.  Capital  Si 00.000.  Charle.s  A. 
iDaniids,  Cashier.  Directors,  Hiram  A.  Daniels,  President;  Leonard 
Chase,  R.  R.  Howison,  Frederick  T.  Sawyer,  Josiah  Fleeman.- 

First  National  Bank,  Nashua.  Capital  $150,000.  John  A.  Spauld¬ 
ing,  Cashier.  Directors,  Thomas  Chase,  President ;  Eilward  P.  Emer¬ 
son,  Luther  A.  Roby,  E.  11.  Spalding,  Stephen  D.  Greeley. 

Indian  Head  National  Bank,  Nasliua.  Caj)ital  $120,000.  John  G. 
j  Kiml)all,  Cashier.  Directors.  William  D.  Be;isom,  T’rmV/en/ ;  Aiigus- 
i  tus  G.  Reed,  Elbridge  G.  Reed,  Calvin  B.  Hill,  Charles  Lovejoy,  David 
A  G.  Warner,  M.  Barr. 

First  National  Bank,  Peterborough.  Capital  $100,000.  Albert  S. 
Scott.  Cashier.  Directors,  F.  Ijivingston,  President;  A.  P.  Morrison, 

I  .Amos  Whittemore,  Thomas  Little  Alexander  Robbe,  Jonas  Livings¬ 
ton,  Henry  K.  French. 

CHESHIRE  COUNTY.  ! 

Monadnock  National  Bank,  Jaffrey.  Capital  $10  ),000.  Peter  Up¬ 
ton,  Cashier.  Directors,  James  Scott.  President ;  Benjamin  Cutter, 
Sam’l  Ryan,  Arad  Adams.  John  Fo.x,  Joseph  T,  Bigelow,  .lolin  Conant.j 
I  Cheshire  National  Bank,  Keene.  Capital  $200,0v)0.  Royal  ll.Por-j 
j  ter.  Cashier.  Directors,  John  H.  Elliot,  President ;  Charles  S.  Faulk- 1 
1  ner,  William»S.  Briggs,  Charles  Lamson,  Francis  A.  Faulkner,  Wm. 

I  P.  Wheeler. 

j  Ke,ene  National  Bank,  Keene.  Capital  $100,000.  Geo.  W.  Tilden, 

\  Cashier.  Directors,  Frederick  Yose  President;  Edward  Joslin,  John 
!  Bowker,  Amos  F.  Fisk,  Reuben  Stewart,  Horatio  Kimball,  Royal 
I  Shu  tn way. 

j  Ashuelot  National  Keene.  Capitar$100,000.  Henry  0.  Cool- 

I  idge.  Cashier.  Directors,  William  DIn.smoor,  President;  Thomas  M. 
j  Edwards,  George  A.  Wheelock,  David  Buffuin,  William  P.  Abbott, 
Elijah  Boyden.* 

Winchester  National  Bank,  Winche-<ter.  Capital  $100,000.  Henry 
Abbott,  Cashier.  Directors,  William  Haile,  President;  John  Burbank. 
L.  H,  Alexander,  Francis  Weeks,  Charles  J.  Amidon,  William  Rixford, 
George  W.  Holbrook. 

SULLIVAN  COUNTY. 

Connecticid  River  National  Bank,  '^harlestown.  Capital  '$100,000. 
George  Olcott,  Cashier.  Directors,  Hope  Lathrop,  President ;  Ansel 
Glover,  Ashbel  Hamlin,  Benjamin  Whipple,  Wm.  Dana,  George  Olcott. 


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Claremont  National  Bank,  Claremont.  Capital  $150,000.  John  L. 
Farwell,  Cashifr.  Directors.  George  N.  Farwell,  President ;  Nathaniel  j 
Tolies,  Aurelius  Dickinson,  Charles  H.  Eastman,  William  E.  Tutherly,  [ 
(Chester  Pike,  William  Clark. 

First  National  Bank,  Newport.  Capital  $100,000.  Fred.  W.  Lewis, 
jCas/nVr.  Directors,  Thomas  W.  Gilmore,  President;  Oliver  Booth, 
iHenrj'  G.  Carleton,  Amasa  Edes,  Daniel  R.  Hall,  Worthen  Hall.  i 

I 

I 

GRAFTON  COUNTY. 

I 

I  Dartmouth  National  Bank,  Hanover.  Capital  $50,000.  Newton  S*  | 
Huntington,  Cashier.  Directors,  Daniel  Blaisdell,  President;  Johnj 
L.  Bridgman,  Samuel  W.  Cobb,  Sylvester  Morris,  James  S.  Adams,  i 
John  W.  Loveland,  Charles  Benton,  Laban  Chandler.  I 

Lebanon  National  Bank,  Lebanon.  Capital  $100,000.  James  H.| 
Kendrick,  Cashier.  Directors,  William  S.  Ela,  President;  Robert  I 
Kimball,  Samuel  Wood,  2d,  Robert  B.  Kimball,  George  S.  Kendrick,  i 
Samuel  Wood,  Edward  A.  Howe. 

Whole  amount  of  Banking  capital  in  the  State,  $4,835,000. 


Savingrs  Uanks. 

ROCKINGHAM  COUNTY. 

Exeter  Say'ings  Bank,  Exeter.  Resources  $196,235.15.  Woodbridge  i 
Odlin,  President;  Nathaniel  A.  Shute,  Treasurer.  ! 

i  Newmarket  Savings  Bank,  Newmarket.  Resources  $28,939.04.  Geo. ! 
,W.  Kittredge,  President ;  David  Murra}*,  Treasurer. 

'  Portsmouth  Savings  Bank,  Portsmouth.  Resources  $1,394,164.17.  i 
William  M.  Shackford,  ;  Samuel  Lord,  Treasurer. 

I  Rockingham  Ten  Cents  Savings  Bank,  Portsmouth.  Resources 
$117,465.08.  A.  H.  Hill,  President ;  John  Christie,  Treasurer.  | 

STRAFFORD  COUNTY.  ! 

I 

Savings  Bank  for  County  of  Strafford,  Dover.  Resources  $1,114,037.66.! 
Ezekiel  Hurd,  President;  Charles  Woodman,  Treasurer. 

Dover  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  Dover.  Resources  $302,496.43.  Oli-i 
ver  Wyatt,  President ;  Calvin  Hale,  Treasurer.  ; 

Norway  Plains  Sai'ings  Bank,  Rochester.  Resources  $402,085.85.1 
•Tohn  McDuffie,  President;  Franklin  McDuffie,  Treasurer. 

Gonic  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  Rochester.  Resotirces  $46,622.90. 
Charles  A.  Foss,  President;  Arthur  D.  Whitehouse,  Treasurer. 

Rollins  ford  livings  Bank,  Rollinsford.  Resources  $383,689.79.  Hi¬ 
ram  R.  Roberts,  President ;  William  II.  Morton.  Treasurer. 

Somersworth  /Sai'ings  Bank,  Great  Falls.  Resources  $305,332.92. ; 
Micajah  C.  Burleigh,  President;  Joseph  A.  Stickney,  Treasurer.  j 

BELKNAP  COUNTY. 

Lake  Village  Sarnngs  Bank,  Gilford.  Resources  22,835.02.  BenJ.  J.  i 
Cole,  President ;  Thomas  Ham,  Treasurer. 

Meredith  Bridge  Savings  Bank,  I^conia.  Resources  $346,118,59. 
Woodbury  .Melcher.  President ;  Woodbury  L.  Melcher,  Treasurer. 

Belknap  County  Savings  Bank,  Laconia.  Resources  $62,110.09.  John 
jL.  Perley.  President ;  Benj.  P.  Gale,  Treasurer.  I 


70  SAVINGS  BANKS. 


CARROLL  COUNTY. 

Carroll  County  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank^  'VYolfeborough.  Resources 
$342,844.97.  George  Rust,  President;  John  M.  Brackett,  Treasurer. 

Ossij)ee  Valley  Ten  Cents  Savings  Bank,  Ossipee.  Resources 
$15,688.63.  Josiah  Thurston,  President;  Elias  Towle,  Treasurer. 

MERRIMACK  COUNTY. 

National  Savings  Bank,  Concord.  Resources  $733,642.19,  George  A. 
Pillsbury,  President;  William  W.  Storrs,  Treasurer. 

New  Hampshire  Savings  Bank,  Concord.  Resources  $703,779.26. 
Joseph  B.  Walker,  President;  Charles  W.  Sargent,  Treasurer. 

Pittsfield  Savings  Bank,  Pittsfield.  Resources  $24,254.35.  John 
Berry,  President ;  Lowell  Brown,  Treasurer. 

HILLSBOROUGH  COUNTY. 

Amoskeag  Savings  Bank,  Manchester.  Resources  $2,290,529.68* 
Moody  Currier,  President  and  Treasurer. 

Manchester  Savings  Bank,  Manchester.  Resources  $1,652,679.92. 
William  P.  Newell,  President  ;  Nathan  Parker,  Treasurer. 

^Merrimack  River  Savings  Bank,  Manchester.  Resources  $1,346,477.40. 
Waterman  Smith,  President ;  Frederick  Smyth,  Treasurer . 

City  Savings  Bank,  Manchester.  Resources  $433,283.56.  Joseph 
Kidder,  President ;  Edward  W.  Harrington,  Treasurer. 

Francestorvn  Savings  Bank,  Francestown.  Resources  $21,496.84. 
Thomas  B.  Bradford,  President ;  Paul  H.  Bixby,  Treasurer. 

Milford  Five  Cents  So.vings  Bank,  Milford.  Resources  $247,829.17. 
William  Ramsdell,  President ;  William  R.  Wallace,  Treasurer. 

Nashua  Savmgs  Bank,  Nashua.  Resources  $1,171,387.00.  Isaac 
Spalding,  President ;  Edward  Spalding,  Treasurer. 

City  Savings  Bank,  Nashua.  Resources  $968,551.27.  Thomas  Chase, 
President ;  E.  H.  Spalding,  Treasurer. 

j  Peterborough  Savings  Bank,  Peterborough.  Resources  $399,649.95, 
I  Albert  Smith,  President;  R.  B.  Hatch,  Treasurer. 

1  iVete  Ipswich  Savings  Bank,  New  Ipswich.  Resources  $108,114.33. 
Jeremiah  Smith,  President  ;  William  A.  Preston.  Treasurer. 

Wilton  Savings  Bank,  Wilton.  Resources  $44,827.25.  Joseph  New¬ 
ell,  President ;  Charles  H.  Burns,  Treasurer. 

I  CHESHIRE  COUNTY. 

!  Cheshire  Provident  Institution  for  Savings,  Keene.  Resources 
$1,166,783.95.  George  Tilden,  Treasurer. 

Keene  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  Keene.  Resources  $20,553.64.  Sam¬ 
uel  Woodward,  President ;  0.  G.  Dort,  Treasurer. 

Ashuelot  Savings  Bank,  Winchester.  Resources  $76,731.58.  Ever¬ 
son  Cook,  President;  Ellery  Albee,  Treasurer. 

SULLIVAN  COUNTY. 

Connecticut  River  Savings  Bank,  Charlestown.  Resources  $176,- 
1 065.08.  Samuel  Webber,  President ;  George  Olcott,  Treasurer. 

I  Sullivan  Savings  Institution,  Claremont.  Resources  $343,419.82. 

I  Albro  Blodgett,  Presidetit;  Jolni  L.  Farwell,  Treasurer. 
j  Newport  Savings  Bank,  Newport.  Resources  $28,678.78.  Dexter 
:  Richards,  President ;  Fred.  W.  Lewis,  Treasurer. 


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INSURANCE  COMPANIES.  71  i 


GRAFTON  COUNTY. 

Dartmouth  Savings  BanJc,  Hanover.  Resources  $153,597.18.  Daniel 
Blaisdeli,  President ;  Newton  S.  Huntington,  Treasurer. 

COOS  COUNTY. 

Savings  Bank  of  the  County  of  Coos^  Lancaster.  Resources  $4,494.19. 
Hiram  A.  Fletcher,  President ;  Henry  0.  Kent,  Treasurer. 

Whole  number  of  depositors,  62,931.  Resources  of  Savings  Banks, 
$17,267,780.36.  Increase  for  the  year,  $2,838,322.13. 


Insurance  Companies 

ROCKINGHAM  COUNTY. 

Farmer^  Mutwil  Fire  Insurance  Company^  Epping.  Joseph  C. 
VlnmeiT^  President ;  Abraham  Plumer,  Secretary. 

Atlantic  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company^  Exeter.  Charles  Conner, 
President ;  J.  S.  Parsons,  Secretary. 

Rockingham  Farmers"  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company^  Exeter. 
William  Conner,  President ;  George  W.  Wiggin,  Secretary. 

STRAFFORD  COUNTY, 

Farmington  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company^  Farmington.  George 
M.  Herring,  President ;  Josiah  B.  Edgerly,  Secretary. 

BELKNAP  COUNTY. 

Farmer^  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company y  Gilmanton.  John  K, 
Woodman,  President;  Josiah  J.  Bean,  Secretary. 

CARROLL  COUNTY. 

Lake  Fire  Insurance  Company y  Wolfeborough.  A.  H.  Rust,  Presi¬ 
dent;  John  Fox,  Secretary. 

MERRIMACK  COUNTY. 

I 

Equitable  Mutual  Fire  Inusrancc  Company y  Concord.  Caleb  Parker,  i 
President;  Mitchell  Gilmore,  Secretary.  I 

Granite  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company y  Webster.  Nathan  Pierson, ; 
President;  Simeon  B.  Little,  Secretary.  j 

i 

HILLSBOROUGH  COUNTY.  I 

i 

Hillsborough  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company y  Amherst.  Charles  1 
Richardson,  Pre.ndent ;  H.  E.  Abbott,  Secretary.  j 

Nashua  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Coinpany,  Nashua.  J.  D.  Otterson,  | 
President;  .Tames  B.  Fass<»tt,  Secretary. 

Cheshire  County  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Conipanyy  Keene.  John  H. 
Elliot,  ;  Leonard  Bisco,  Secretary. 

Ashuelot  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Conipanyy  Keene.  William  Dins- 
raoor,  President;  Edward  Farrar,  Sc'retary. 


72  JUDICIARY  DEPARTMENT. 


f  Judiciary  l>epartmeut» 

Supreme  Judicial  Court. 

Henry  A.  Bellows,  Concord,  Chief  Justice. 
Jonathan  E.  Sargent,  Concord,  Associate  Justice. 
Charles  Doe,  Rollinsford,  Associate  Justice. 
George  W.  Nesmith,  Franklin,  Associate  Justice. 
Jeremiah  Smith,  Dover,  Associate  Justice. 
William  L.  Foster,  Concord,  Associate  Justice. 
William  C.  Clark,  Manchester,  Attorney  General. 
Amos  Hadley,  Concord,  Reporter. 

CLERKS. 


Counties. 

Names. 

Residences. 

Rockingham, 

Charles  G.  Conner, 

Exeter 

Strafford, 

Daniel  Hall, 

Dover. 

Belknap, 

Samuel  C.  Clark, 

Gilford. 

Carroll, 

William  M.  Weed, 

Sandwich. 

Merrimack, 

Nehemiah  Butler, 

Concord. 

Hillsborough, 

George  A.  Ramsdell, 

Nashua. 

Jheshire, 

Edw'ard  Farrar, 

Keene. 

Sullivan, 

Lyman  J.  Brooks, 

Newport 

Grafton, 

Charles  A.  Dole, 

Haverhill. 

Coos, 

Charles  B.  Jordan, 
COUNTY  SOLICITORS. 

Lancaster 

Rockingham, 

William  B.  Small, 

Newmarket 

Strafford, 

Joshua  G.  Hall,  jr., 

Dover. 

Belknap, 

William  N.  Blair, 

Laconia. 

Carroll, 

Josiah  H.  Hobbs, 

Madison. 

Merrimack, 

Daniel  Barnard, 

Franklin. 

Hillsborough, 

Joseph  B.  Clark, 

Manchester. 

Cheshire, 

Farnum  F.  Lane, 

Keene. 

Sullivan, 

Ira  Colby,  jr., 

Alonzo  P.  Carpenter, 

Claremont. 

Grafton, 

Bath. 

Coos, 

Ossian  Ray, 

Lancaster. 

Judicial  Districts — Law  Terms. 

In  the  state  there  are  four  Judicial  Districts,  as  follows; 

District  1.  Rockingham,  Strafford  and  Carroll  counties. 

“  2.  Belknap,  Merrimack  and  Hillsborough  counties. 

“  3.  Cheshire  and  Sullivan  counties. 

“  4.  Grafton  and  Coos  counties. 

Law  Terms  of  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court  are  holden  annually 
within  each  of  the  above  Districts,  as  follows : 

At  Exeter  on  the  third  Tuesda}’  of  June,  and  at  Dover  on  the  third 
Tuesday  of  December,  for  the  First  District :  at  Manchester  on  the 
first  Tuesday  of  June,  and  at  Concord  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  Decem¬ 
ber,  for  the  Second  District;  at  Newport  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of 
June,  and  at  Keene  on  the  second  Tuesday  of  December,  for  the  Third 
District ;  at  Haverhill  on  the  second  Tuesday  of  January,  and  at 
Lancaster  on  the  second  Tuesday  of  July,  for  the  Fourth  District. 

COUNTY  TRIAL  TERMS. 

At  Portsmouth  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  October,  and  at  Exeter  on 
the  third  Tuesday  of  January  and  the  second  Tuesday  of  April,  for  the 
County  of  Rockingham. 

At  Dover  on  the  second  Tuesday  of  Februarv  and  the  first  Tuesday 
of  September  for  the  County  of  Straiford. 


JUDICIARr  DEPARTilENT.  73 


At  Gilford  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  March  and  tlie  fourth  Tuesday 
of  September,  for  the  County  of  Belknap. 

At  OssiPEE  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  April  and  the  third  Tuesday  of 
October,  for  the  County  of  Carroll.  | 

At  Concord  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  October  and  the  first  Tuesday  ! 
of  April,  for  the  County  of  Merrimack. 

i  At  Amherst  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  May;  at  Manchester  on  the 
i  first  Tuesday  of  January,  and  at  Nashua  on  the  first  Tuesday  of 
September,  for  the  County  of  Hillsborough. 

!  At  Keene  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  April  and  the  third  Tuesday  of 
;  October,  for  the  County  of  Cheshire. 

I  At  Newport  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  January  and  the  first  Tues- 
!day  of  September,  for  the  County  of  Sullivan. 

j  At  Haverhill  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  March  and  the  third  Tuesday  ^ 
of  September,  for  the  Western  Judicial  District ;  and  at  Plymouth  on  i 
the  first  Tuesday  of  May  and  the  first  Tuesday  of  November,  for  thej 
,  Eastern  Judicial  District  in  the  County  of  Grafton.  i 

At  COLEBROOK  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  February  and  the  third  Tues- 1 
day  of  August,  for  the  Northern  Judicial  District;  and  at  Lancaster! 
1  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  April  and  the  first  Tuesday  of  November  ■ 
i  for  the  Southern  Judicial  District  of  the  County  of  Coos. 

t 

PROBATE  COURTS. 


Judges  of  Prohate, 


Counties. 

Xames. 

Residences. 

Rockingham, 

William  W.  Stickney, 

Exeter. 

Strafford, 

Belknap, 

James  H.  Edgerly, 

Rochester. 

Warren  Lovell, 

Laconia. 

Carroll, 

Larkin  D.  Mason, 

Tamworth. 

Merrimack, 

Hamilton  E.  Perkins, 

Concord. 

Hillsborough, 

David  Cross, 

3Ianchester. 

Cheshire, 

Silas  Hardy, 

Keene. 

Sullivan, 

W.  H.  H.  Allen, 

Claremont. 

Grafton, 

Nathaniel  W.  Westgate, 

Haverhill. 

Coos, 

Benjamin  F.  Whidden, 
Registers  of  Prohate. 

Lancaster. 

Rockingham, 

Thomas  Leavitt, 

Exeter. 

Strafford, 

Amasa  Roberts, 

Dover. 

Belknap, 

Woodbury  L.  Melcher, 

Laconia. 

Carroll, 

Daniel  G.  Beede, 

Sandwich. 

Merrimack, 

Isaac  A.  Hill, 

Concord. 

Hillsborough, 

Cornelius  V.  Dearborn, 

Nashua. 

Cheshire, 

Allen  Griffin, 

Keene. 

Sullivan, 

Grafton, 

Shepherd  L.  Bowers, 

Newport. 

Luther  C.  Morse, 

Haverhill. 

Coos, 

John  M.  Whipple, 

Lancaster. 

TERMS  OF  PROBATE  COURT. 

Rockingham  County. 

:  At  Exetf.r  on  the  Wednesday  ne.vt  following  the  first  Tuesday  of 
'  April,  on  the  Wednesday  next  following  the  second  Tuesday  of  Janu¬ 
ary,  May,  June,  July,  August,  September,  October,  November  and 
I  December,  and  on  the  Wednesda}’  next  following  the  third  Tuesday  of 
j  February  and  March. 

;  At  Portsmouth  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  November,  on  the  third 
1  Tuesday  of  March,  and  on  the  second  Tuesday  of  January,  May,  Julyi 
I  and  September.  _ i 


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At  Kingston  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  August  and  December,  and  the 
third  Tuesday  of  May. 

At  Derry  on  the  Wednesday  next  following  the  first  Tuesday  of 
August  and  December,  and  on  the  Wednesday  next  following  the  third 
Tuesday  of  May. 

At  Chester  on  the  Tuesday  next  following  the  first  Tuesday  of 
August  and  December,  and  on  the  Thursday  next  following  the  third 
Tuesday  of  May. 

At  Deerfield  on  the  Friday  next  following  the  first  Tuesday  of 
August  and  December,  and  on  the  Friday  next  following  the  third 
Tuesday  of  May. 

Strafford  County. 

At  Dover  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  January,  March,  May,  August  and 
October. 

At  Rochester  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  July  and  December. 

At  Farmington  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  April  and  September. 

At  SoMERSWORTH  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  February,  June  and 
November. 

Belknap  County. 

At  Gilford  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  each  month. 

Carroll  County. 

At  OssiPEE  Corner  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  March,  June,  September 
and  December. 

At  Conway  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  January,  April,  July  and  Octo¬ 
ber. 

At  Tamworth  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  February,  May,  August  and 
November. 

Merrimack  County. 

At  Concord  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  each  month. 

Hillsborough  County. 

At  Manchester  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  January,  March,  May, 
July,  September  and  November. 

At  Nashua  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  February,  April,  June, 
August,  October  and  December. 

At  Francestown  on  the  Friday  next  following  the  fourth  Tuesday 
of  April,  July  and  October. 

At  Amherst  on  the  Friday  next  following  the  fourth  Tuesday  of 
February,  June,  September  and  December. 

At  Peterborough  on  the  Friday  pext  following  the  fourth  Tuesday 
of  May  and  August. 

At  Mason  Village  on  the  Friday  next  following  the  fourth  Tuesday 
of  March  and  November. 

At  Hillsborough  on  the  Friday  next  following  the  fourth  Tuesday 
of  January. 

Cheshire  County. 

At  Keene  on  the  first  and  third  Tuesdays  of  each  month, 

Sullivan  County. 

At  Newport  on  the  last  Wednesday  of  February,  April,  June, 
August,  October  and  December. 

At  Claremont  on  the  last  Wednesday  of  Januarv  March,  May, 
July,  September  and  November. 


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Grafton'  County. 

At  Lebanon  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  March  and  September. 

At  LisiJhN  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  April  and  October. 

At  Plymouth  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  May  and  November. 

At  Canaan  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  June  and  December. 

At  Haterhill  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  March  and  September. 

At  Bristol  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  July. 

At  Littleton  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  January. 

At  Wentworth  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  February  and  August. 

Coos  County.  i 

j  At  Colebrook  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  September.  .  1 

I  At  Lancaster  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  January,  March,  May,  July  ; 

,  and  November.  "  | 

1  ' 

County  Officers,  !Votary  Publics,  Coroners  and 
I  JTustices  of  tlie  Peace* 

I  I 

ROCKINGHAM  COUNTY.  ' 

i 

1  Register — William  II.  Belknap,  Exeter.  j 

!  Treasurer — George  L.  Lougee,  Rye.  ! 

I  Commissioners — John  J.  Leavitt,  Hampton;  Abbott  Norris,  Not¬ 
tingham:  William  S.  Pillsburr,  Londonderry. 

I  Sheriff — Joseph  P.  Morse,  Portsmouth.  Deputy  Sheriffs — George  E. 

'  Eaton,  Caiidia  ;  Isaiah  A.  Dustin,  Derrj' ;  Ezra  A.  J.  Sawyer,  South  : 
j  Deerfield;  Richard  J.  Sanborn,  Deerfield  ;  Nathaniel  H.  Leavitt,  Geo. 
pi.  Perkins,  Andrew  .T.  Fogg,  Exeter;  James  M.  Godfrey,  B.  S.  Clif- 
'  ford,  Epping ;  Caleb  Moulton,  Hampstead;  Amos  Kimball,  Kingston; 
j  Charles  H.  Joy,  Portsmouth  ;  George  P.  Dearborn,  West  Nottingham  ;  i 
Amos  C.  Clement,  Plaistow;  Geo.  W.  Weston,  Windham;  John  N.  I 
Brown,  Seabrook ;  James  M.  Platts,  Londonderry.  Deputies  for  i 
Rockingham  living  in  other  Counties — Isaac  W.  Farmer,  Daniel  L.  j 
I  Stevens,  Justin  Sp^^ar,  3Ianchester;  Alfred  S.  Smith,  Pelham;  Fran-' 
'cis  B.  Berry,  Pittsfield;  Nathaniel  Wiggin,  Dover;  Henry  A.  Drew, 

!  Stratford;  Joseph  Jones,  Lee. 

I  Jailers — Chas.  11.  Joy,  Portsmouth  ;  Nathaniel  H.  Leavitt,  Exeter,  j 
I  Coroners — John  S.  Couch,  Chester;  William  A.  Shackford,  New- 1 
■  market.  ; 

1  A  TKIXSOX - Justices — Greenleaf  Clark,  State  ;  John  Kelley,  I 

I  Quorum;  Albert  Noyes,  Gilman  Greenough,  Moses  C.  Kimball.  | 

I  AUDTTJiX - Justices — Franklin  Crombie,  Andrew  F.  Fox,  State  ;  \ 

:  Wm.  11.  Murray.  Kendrick  Emery,  Wells  C.  Underhill,  M’m.  M.  Neal.  I 

BREXTWOOD - Justices — Moses  W.  Caverly,  Jos.  B.  T.  Graves,! 

Fredrick  Robinson,  Benjamin  F.  La  Bree,  James  P.  Tiiyng.  j 

C.AXDIA - Justices — Rufus  E.  Patten,  Jonathan  Martin,  John; 

•  Moore,  John'H.  Nutting,  Jacob  B.  Daniels,  State;  Henr}'  M.  Eaton,  ^ 
i  John  Rowe,  Quorum;  J.  Harvey  Philbrick,  William  Crane,  John  L.  1 
Fitts,  .Tosi^an  Richardson,  Joseph  C.  Langford. 

CHESTER - Xotary — John  W.  Noyes.  Justices — Thomas  J.  Mel-  ' 

vin,  John  W.  Noyes,  State;  John  S.  Couch,  'VVilliani  Greenough, 
Woodbury  Masters,  William  Crawford,  Qufyrum;  Amos  Hazelton,  ■ 
Henry  Moore.  Asahel  M'eeks,  Davifl  L.  Batchelder,  William  Tenney, ! 
Sylvester  S,  Chamberlain,  Nathan  S.  Morse,  Daniel  Sanborn,  Joseph' 
W.  Smith,  Charles  II.  Knowles,  .Tames  F.  Brown.  ■ 

DAXVILLE - Justices — Aaron  Quimby,  William  Hoyt,  State;', 

Jacob  C.  Peaslee,  Elisha  Quimby,  John  C.  Bradley,  John  Elkins.  { 


76  JUDICIARY  DEPARTME2IT. 


DEERFIELD - Justices — Ira  St.Clair,  Levi  B.  Philbrick,  State; 

Edmund  Rand,  David  Stevens,  Richard  J.  Sanborn,  Quorum;  Josiah 
I B.  Tilton,  David  Smith,  Israel  N.  Gale,  Samuel  Hobbs,  Ez^a  A.  J. 

I  Sawyer,  George  H.  Stevens,  Steven  Brown,  John  Currier,  Samuel  G. 

;  Haines,  Nathan  Griffin,  Isaac  H,  Morrison,  A.  Laugdon  Jenness,  'Wm. 

I  Young. 

I  DERRY - Notaries — David  Currier,  Greenleaf  C.  Bartlett.  Jus- 

\tices — William  Anderson,  Greenleaf  C.  Bartlett,  Leonard  Brickett, 

\  State;  James  C.  Taylor,  Quortim ;  Joseph  Montgomery,  William  W. 
i  Poor,  James  Priest,  George  W.  Barker,  Isaiah  A.  Dustin,  Edward  G. 
j  Shute,  George  I.  Choate,  George  W.  Dickey,  Geo.  K.  Whitney,  Harvey 
I  P.  Hood,  Geo.  Moore,  2d,  Paul  Taj  lor. 

I  EAST  KINGSTON. - Justices — Ezra  F.  Currier,  Benjamin  K. 

;  Webster,  Quorum;  Geo.  B.  Webster,  Joseph  C.  Sargent,  Stevens  San- 
Iborn,  Rufus  Brown,  John  W.  Gale,  Nathan  E.  Tuck,  Samuel  L.  Blais- 
Idell,  John  P.  French. 

I  EPPING - Justices — George  W.  Lawrence,  Henry  F.  Hopkins, 

j  State ;  Janies  M.  Godfrey,  Henry  F.  Hoyt,  J.  Warren  Towles,  Benjamin 
;  M.  Folsom,  Quonim  ;  George  N.  Shepard,  Hosea  B.  Burnham,  Ezra  F. 
j  Barber,  David  D.  Plumer,  Folsom  Dow,  William  F.  Lawrence,  David 
I  F.  Bartlett,  Henry  F.  Hopkins,  J.  F.  Lawrenee,  John  G.  Ordway. 

EXETER - Nota.ries — William  B.  Morrill,  Nathaniel  A.  Shute. 

,  Justices — William  W.  Stickney,  Charles  H.  Bell,  AVilliam  B.  Morrill, 
Charles  G.  Conner,  Charles  Conner,  Janies  M.  Lovering,  William  P. 
Moulton,  Hendrick  D.  Batchelder,  Horace  Cummings,  State;  Alvah 
I  Wood,  Thomas  Leavitt,  Joseph  S.  Parsons,  Quorum;  Woodbridge  Od- 
|lm,  Abram  P.  Blake,  Nathaniel  Shute,  Charles  Gill,  Jonathan  W. 
i  Robinson,  John  II.  Kinioall,  William  H.  Belknap,  John  J.  Bell,  W.  H. 

I  Robinson,  Charles  D.  Towle,  Charles  C.  Hunkins,  George  E.  Lane, 
‘Charles  U.  B  -ll,  A.  J.  Hoyt,  George  W.  Wiggin,  Charles  Marseilles. 

I  FREMON'T - Justices — Isaiah  L.  Robinson,  Perley  Robinson, 

;  State  ;  Daniel  C.  Robinson. 

;  GOSPORT - Justice — George  Beebe. 

j  GREEKLA  ND - Justices — Greenleaf  C.  Clough,  State ;  E.  Holmes, 

i  Samuel  A.  Clough,  Charles  W.  Pickering. 

j  HAMPSTEAD - Justices — A.  Buck,  Caleb  Moulton,  Quorum; 

!  Ebenezer  Hoyt,  Samuel  Morse,  Nathaniel  C.  Smith,  Joiiu  D,  Ordway, 
I  John  Mills.  John  W.  Garland. 

j  HAMPTON - Justices — .Joseph  Dow,  State;  John  J.  Leavitt, 

1  Alfred  J.  Leavitt,  Charles  T.  Brown,  A.  A.  Cleveland. 

i  HAMPTON  FAI.^LS - Justices — Charles  H.  Sanborn,  Nehemiah 

j  P.  Cram,  State ;  .John  W.  Dodge,  Qiiorum  ;  John  H.  Gove,  John  Batch- 
j  elder,  Charles  T.  Brown,  Chailes  A.  Nason,  Levi  E.  Lane,  Warren 
I  Brown. 

KENSINGTON - Justices — Ira  Blake,  Quorum;  John  T.  Blake, 

Joseph  W.  Brown. 

KINGSTON Justices — Gideon  Webster,  William  C.  Patten,  Sam¬ 
uel  Webster,  State ;  William  F.  Sanborn,  Quorum  ;  Andrew  J.  Cilley, 
Amos  Kimball,  Moses  Page,  Charles  II.  DeRochemont,  David  W. 
Downs.  Thomas  Basset,  Samuel  E.  Woodman. 

LONDONDERRY - Reed  P.  Clark,  State;  William  J. 

Campbell,  William  P  Richardson,  Warren  Richardson,  William  S. 
Pillsbury,  Robert  C.  Mack,  .!ohn  Haynes,  Elisha  Smith,  .lohn  Shipley, 
.Jonathan  McAllister,  Daniel  Wilkins,  Charles  S.  Pillsbury,  Josiah 
Good  xvin.  Geo.  E.  Fin  eld. 

NEWCASTLE - Justices — Thos.  Tarlton,  State;  John  P.  Cooper, 

Quorum. 


ROCKING H All  COUNTY.  77 


NEWJNGTOX - Justices — Darius  Frink,  Stute  ;  James  A.  Pick-j 

ering,  Frederick  W.  DeRochemoMt,  Nathaniel  P.  Coleman,  John  L.| 
Pickering,  James  Hoyt,  James  W.  Pickering,  Samuel  Hoyt,  John| 
' Fabyan.  j 

I  XEWMABKET - Notaries — David  Murray,  Aaron  L.  Mellows. 

\  Justices — David  Murray,  William  A.  Shackford;  William  B.  Small. 

'  Samuel  A.  Haley,  Aaron  L.  Mellows,  Nathan  ri.  Leavitt,  John  S.  Ben-j 
nett,  Geo.  W.  Kittredge,  State;  John  F.  Chapman,  Nathaniel  Leavitt, 
jr..  Quorum ;  Timothy  Murray,  Nathan  H.  Harvey,  Samuel  French. 
Joseph  D.  Stott,  Joseph  Pinkhain,  Benj.  F.  Haley,  Henry  H.  Smith. 
Joseph  L.  Elkins,  Hall  J.  Paul,  Albei  t  Field,  Alanson  C.  liaines,  John 
W.  Smart.  Charles  W.  Perkins. 

NEWTON - Justices — Philip  Whittier,  State  ;  John  Hoyt,  Thomas 

Carter,  Quorum  ;  Zebediah  Hoyt,  Sargent  Heath,  Jonathan  G.  Gale, 
David  C.  Prescott,  Wm.  W.  Boswell,  John  M.  Tewksbury. 

NORTH  HAMPTON - Justices — .John  S.  Hobbs,  Samuel  D.  Lane, 

David  M  Dow.  Hezekiah  B.  Lamprey,  Morris  Cotton,  NathT  S  Smith. 

NORTH  WOOD - Justices — Ira  B.  Hoyt,  State;  Jonathan  K. 

Hoyt,  Sam'l  S.  James,  Vincent  P.  Tasker,  Johu  R.  Richardson,  Wood- 
;  bury  Miles  Durgin,  Hollis  J.  Clark,  John  G.  Mead. 

;  NOTTINGHAM - Justices — David  Tuttle,  Samuel  S.  Dame,  State  ; 

I  Edward  F.  Gerrish,  Quorum  ;  Noah  0.  Smith,  William  Jenness,  Har- 
i  rison  W.  Bartlett,  Abbott  Norris,  H.  P.  Daniels,  Joseph  N.  Cilley. 
i  Pike  H.  Harvey. 

PLA  JSTOW- - Notary — Wm.  H.  Hills.  Justices — Hiram  Smart. 

jr.,  William  H.  Hills,  State;  Joseph  N.  George,  Quorum;  Moses  C. 
Kimball,  James  M.  Davis,  Amos  C.  Clement,  Charles  A.  Dow%  Jesse  E. 
i  George 

!  PORTSMOUTH - Notaries — William  Claggett,  0.  W.  Penhallow, 

j  William  H.  Hackett,  William  Tuckerman,  John  N.  Frost,  Joseph  M. 

'  Edmunds,  George  W.  Duller,  Benj.  M.  Parker,  James  P.  Bartlett,  John' 
,  E.  Rider,  Marcellus  Bufford,  George  E.  Hodgdon.  Justices — Richard' 
(Jenness,  Aurin  M.  Payson,  John  E.  Rider,  William  Claggett,  Ichabodj 
1  Goodwin,  Horton  D.  Walker.  Thomas  L.  Tullock,  William  H.  Y.  Hack- 
jett,  John  Bennett,  . Joseph  M.  Edmunds,  Marcellus  Bufford,  Wm.  H. 
Hackett,  Geo.  G.  Brewster,  Jos.  P.  Morse,  J.  Hamilton  Shapley,  Aaronj 
Young,  Allred  W.  Haven,  Ezra  A.  Stevens,  C.  H.  Hayes.  David  K.  Mont-| 
I gomery,  Charles  G.  Pickering,  J.  Horace  Kent,  State:  Laroy  Odell, 

I  Henry  F.  Wendell,  Alfred  M.  Hoyt,  William  11.  Rollins,  William  L. 

I  Dwight,  Albert  R.  Hatch,  John  S.  H.  Frink,  Benj.  M.  Parker,  Samuel 
.Spinney,  Johu  Dane,  Lewis  W.  Bre^vster,  Lewis  E.  Smith,  Charles  H.i 
Joy,  Quorum;  John  W.  Fernald,  Ammi  R  H.  Fernald,  William  Tuck- 
iernian,  James  P.  Bartlett,  William  R.  Martin,  Joseph  R.  Adams,  Ed-; 
jmuud  W.  Brown,  John  Stavers,  Charles  W.  Bailey,  Lyman  D.  Spald-j 
ing,  John  Hodgdon,  2d,  William  E.  Hadley,  Joshua  L.  Foster,  Charles* 
A.  Wiggin,  .John  Trundy,  John  Currier,  Charles  C.  Whittemorc,  Chas.' 
|T.  Emery,  Aaron  H.  Hill,  Emery  A.  Henry,  George  Dresser,  Benjamin| 
j  W.  Cutts,  J.  Chaplin  Carr,  Johu  H.  Slater,  Henry  A.  Yeaton,  NicholasI 
1  L.  Folsom,  Daniel  F.  Smith,  George  W.  Marston,  George  E,  Hodgdon,] 
'William  Conn,  William  A.  Vaughan,  Horace  C.  Pickering,  Wm.  H.j 
I  Harvey,  William  II-  Y>aton,  Calvin  Page,  Frank  B.  Johnson,  Freder- 
]  ick  L.  Dodge,  Charles  L.  Tidd,  Henry  C.  Walker,  William  P.  W.alker,' 
[Michael  J.  Vaughan,  Joseph  D.  Pillow,  Thomas  E.  0.  Marvin,  GideoU; 
{H.  Rundlett,  John  H.  Miller,  W.  C.  Gardner,  John  M.  Davis,  Albion 
,  P.  Stevens,  Charles  W.  Adams,  Frank  Emerson,  Wm.  H.  Thompson, 
Edward  P.  Nowell,  Charles  L.  Plaisted,  Johu  H.  Cheney,  A.  F.  Craig. 

RAYMOND - Justices — John  Brown,  Josiah  S>  James,  Wilson  S. 


78  JLTDICIARY  DEPARTMENT 


Abbott,  Wesley  Poor,  Stafei  Beniamin  Poor,  Quorum  \  Samuel  M. 

;  tlarriman,  Oliver  Tilton,  William  TitcoraB,  Aaron  W.  Brown. 

1  RYE - Xotary — Warren  Parsons.  Justices — Thomas  J.  Pardons, 

Quorum ;  Jonathan  T.  Walker,  Emmons  B.  Philbrick,  Charles  J.' 
3rown,  Jacob  Marston.  | 

SALEM - Justices— John  C.  Ewens,  Moores  Bailej’,  Quorum  \  Obe-| 

diah  Duston,  Matthew  II.  Taylor,  Silas  Hall,  William  G.  Crowell, 
Isaac  Woodbury,  Isaac  Thom.  Ebenezer  N.  Bradley,  Daniel  N.  Russ,| 
Geo.  C.  Gordon,  John  W.  Wheeler,  E.  G.  Perham. 

SAXDOWN - Justices — William  French,  jr..  Quorum;  Georgej 

Sanborn,  Robert  Sanborn,  Franklin  Fitts,  C.  W.  Pressey,  B.  II.  Rand.; 

SEABROOK - Justices  —  John  Philbrick,  Quorum;  John  M.. 

Weare,  Robert  Collins,  John  Weare,  Joshua  Janvrin,  Moses  Eaten,! 

;  William  A.  Rand,  John  N.  Brown.  i 

SOUTH  HAMFTOX - Justices — Nathan  II.  Brown,  Nathaniel  S. 

'  Smith,  George  W,  French,  Jacob  Eaton,  R.  L.  Currier.  1 

SOUTH  XEWMARKET — Ezekiel  Sanborn,  State-,  Al-| 
bert  H.  Varney,  SamJ  Neal,  Sami  Cilley,  W.  J.  Quinn,  Geo.  E,  Fitield-! 

STRA  THAM - Justices — Benjamin  F.  Clarke,  Andrew  Wiggin.  | 

WIXDHAM - Justices — George  W.  Weston,  State]  Francis.  A.! 

Mardeu,  Thomas  W.  Simpson,  Benj.  E.  Blanchard,  Rei  Hills,  L.  A. 
Morrison. 

STRAFFORD  COUNTY. 

Register  and  Sealer — Nahum  Yeaton,  Rollinsford. 

Treasurer — Asa  A.  Tufts,  Dover. 

Commissioners — Uriah  Wiggin,  Dover;  Joseph  B.  Edgerly,  Farming-j 
ton  ;  Jesse  R.  Horne,  Somers  worth.  I 

j  Sheriff — Luther  Hayes,  South  Milton.  Deputy  Sheriffs — Jasper  G.i 
i  Wallace,  William  K.  A.  Hoitt,  Dover  ;  Charles  Joy,  Durham  ;  Andrew 
|J  Scruton,  Farmington;  Joseph  Jones,  Lee;  Ebenezer  S.  Nowell,j 
!  Rollin.sford ;  Henry  Drew,  Strafford;  Stephen  S.  Chick,  William  L.' 

I  Bracey,  Somersworth;  Jonathan  Wentworth,  Rochester.  Deputies! 
i  for  Strafford  living  in  other  Counties — George  D.  Savage,  Alton;  Hi-i 
!  ram  Paul,  Wakefield ;  John  W.  Smart,  Newmarket ;  George  P.  Dear- 
;  born,  Nottingham. 

1  Jailer — Mrs.  H.  E.  Small,  Dover. 

j  Coroners — Thomas  J.  W.Pray,  Dover;  John  Walker,  Farmington 
!  James  B.  Shaplelgh,  Somersworth.  ‘ 

i  B ARRIXGTOX - Justices — George  McDaniel,  State;  John  H. 

I  Winkley,  jr..  Quorum:  AVilliam  Waterhouse,  John  R.  Palmer,  Gilman, 

:  Hale,  Hezekia'h  Thompson.  Horace  G.  Cater,  L.  A.  Brown.  | 

!  DOVER - Xotaries — Asa  A.  Tufts,  Charles  W.  Woodman,  John! 

R.  Varney,  Samuel  M.  Wheeler.  Justices — Daniel  M.  Christie,  John  II. 
i  White,  Chas.  W.  Woodman,  Geo.  T.  Wentworth,  J.  E.  Goodwin,  Wni.  B.| 

!  Wiggin,  Charles  A.  Tufts,  Amasa  Roberts,  John  R.  Varney,  Wolcott 
i  Hamlin,  Oliver  Wyatt,  Samuel  M.  Wheeler,  Joshua  G.  Hall,  Daniel 
'  Hall,  Winslow  T.  Perkins,  Thomas  J.  Smith,  Thomas  J.  W.  Pray,| 
I  John  B.  Stevens,  jr.,  .leremiah  Smith,  John  A.  Gliddeu,  Frank  Hobbs,, 
George  C.  Lowell,  Quorum;  John  Clements,  Woodbury  T.i 
j  Prescott,  Levi  G.  Hill,  George  Quint,  Benjamin  Barnes.  Richard  Kim¬ 
ball,  William  B.  Lyman,  Edmund  J.  Lane,  Thomas  J.  Palmer,  Silas 
I  Moody,  .Tonathan  P.  Baker,  Charles  M.  Murphy.  Eli  V.  Brewster,  Jas- 
i peril.  York,  John  Stackpole,  Charles  Young,  Daniel  H.  Wendell, 
jMarcellus  Morgan,  Peter  Cushing,  Benjamin  A.  Ford,  Uriah  Wiggin,! 
I  Charles  A.  Tufts,  George  F.  Nute,  Hiram  F.  Snow.  George  L.  Folsom, 

I  Frank  Freeman,  Edmund  Blaisilell,  Everett  0.  Fo-^s,  .Jeremiah  Smith, 
[C.  E.  Caswell,  John  F.  Torr,  Charles  H.  Sawyer  Wm.  E.  Woodman. 


STKAFFORD  COUNTY.  79 


DURHAM - Justices — John  A.  Richardson,  Ebenezer  Thompson, 

Valentine  Smith,  2d,  State ;  John  W.  Kingman,  Lafayette  Hall,  Quo¬ 
rum  ;  Joshua  B.  Smith,  John  \V.  E.  Thompson,  Ai  T.  Gilman,  Joseph 
C.  Bartlett,  George  S.  Frost,  Geo.  E.  Chesley,  Ira  S.  Ricker. 

FARMINGTON - Notary — John  D.  Lyman.  Justices — David  T. 

Parker,  Josiah  B.  Edgerly,  George  M.  Herring,  George  N.  Eastman, 
John  D.  Lyman,  Hiram  Barker,  Dearborn  Wedgwood,  State;  Benjamin 

R.  Peavev,  Ezekiel  Ricker,  William  W.  Hayes,  James  E.  Fernald, 
Joshua  P.  Richardson,  John  G.  Johnson,-  John  B.  Berry,  Eri  F.  Nute, 
Isaac  Merrill,  Peter*  M.  Horn,  Daniel  C.  Mellows,  Alonzo  Nute.  Frank¬ 
lin  Emerson,  Hosea  B.  Edgerly,  Charles  W.  Wingate,  David  Forbush, 
Elvin  C.  Kinnear. 

LEE - Justices — Joseph  S.  Lawrence,  George  E.  Durgin,  State; 

George  Lang,  Quorum  ;  Charles  H.  Layn,  .1.  Frank  Lawrence,  Nathan¬ 
iel  G.  Davis,  Samuel  Layn,  Thomas  M.  Thompson,  Wm.  A.  Jenkins,! 
John  Bartlett,  Albert  G.  Comings,  Benj.  F.  Lane.  ’ 

MADBURY - Justices — Ezra  E.  Demeritt,  John  B.  Hutching 

N.  C.  Snell,  B.  F.  Hayes. 

MIDDLETON Justices — Augustus  G.  Orne,  Benjamin  P.  Ches¬ 
ley,  James  D.  Moore,  Jonathan  Daniels,  Charles  York,  Ebenezer  S. 
Pike,  Charles  W.  Horne. 

MILTON - Justices — Charles  Jones,  Luther  Hayes,  State  ;  El- 

bridge  W.  Fox,  Joseph  Plumer,  Ebenezer  Wentworth,  Ezra  H.  Twom- 
bly,  Joseph  Mather,  Charles  A.  Cloutman,  Asa  Jewett,  Elias  S.  Cook, 
Joseph  Cook,  Robert  Mather,  Eli  Fernald,  Ira  C.  Varney,  George 
Lyman,  George  W.  Peavey,  John  S.  Hersey,  Geo.  W.  Tasker,  E.  W. 
Foss.  ’>!,  V.  B.  Cook. 

i\E’ir  DURHAM - Justices — Enoch  Berry,  Eben  E.  Berry,  Nehe- 

miah  Morrison,  State;  John  L.  Jones,  Moses  H.  Chesley,  Samuel  W. 
Joy,  Baalis  B.  Tebbetts,  George  S.  Gilman,  Ira  S  Ricker,  Albert  D. 
Horne.  Penuel  C.  Ham,  James  A.  Miller,  Charles  H.  Boody,  J.  S.  Col- 
bath. 

ROCHESTER - Notaries  — John  McDuffie,  Franklin  McDuffie. 

Justices — Daniel  J.  Parsons,  Cyrus  K.  Sanborn,  Charles  S.  VVhitehouse, 
William  Rand,  .Jacob  H.  Ela,  Joseph  H.  Worcester,  John  Legro,  State; 
James  H.  Edgerly,  Quorum;  James  Tebbetts,  John  P.  Tricke}',  Silas 
Hussey,  jr.,  Ebenezer  J.  Mather,  Enoch  Whitehouse,  Simon  Went¬ 
worth,  Jeremiah  D.  Evans,  Ira  Doe,  Henry  Nye.  William  K.  Kimball, 
Charles  W.  Brown,  Jafnes  Farrington,  Alvali  M.  Kimball,  George  F. 
Guppy,  Noah  Tebbetts,  Henry  W.  Locke,  John  G.  Davis,  Stephen  D. 
Wentworth,  John  J.  Meader,  D.  B.  Waldron. 

ROLLJNSFORD - NotdFry — William  H.  Morton.  Justices — Hi¬ 

ram  R.  Roberts,  Charles  Doe,  State ;  Joshua  Converse,^  Quorum  ;  Eb¬ 
enezer  S.  Nowell,  William  H.  Morton,  Nahum  Yeaton,  Andrew  Rol¬ 
lins,  Edmund  C.  Goodwin,  William  Webster,  Sylvester  Butler. 

SOMERSWORTH - Notaries — David  H.  Buffum,  Joseph  A.  Stick- 

ney,  S.  S.  Rollins.  Justices — William  D.  Knapp,  Enoch  Perkins.  Royal  I 
Eastman,  George  W.  Burleigh,  Stephen  S.  Chick,  Daniel  G.  Rollins, 
Jacob  C  Hanson,  State;  Albert  A.  Perkins,  Joseph  A.  Stickney, 
Charles  E.  Hall,  Quorum;  John  S.  Haines,  Oliver  H.  Lord,  John  C.  i 
Hill,  William  B.  Martin,  Albert  F.  Smith,  True  W.  Woodman,  Henry  j 

S.  Swazey,  James  C.  Pitman,  Ichabod  Pearl,  William  Pitt  Moses,  Jas.j 
,  G.  Young,  T.  G.  Jameson,  W.  H.  Farrar,  E.  B.  LeGro,  John  Drew, 

Geo.  Stevens,  A.  0.  Delano. 

STRAFFORD - Justices — Edward  Walker,  George  C.  Peavey, 

.  Jacob  Drew,  Tobias  1).  Foss,  Nehemiah  C.  Twombly,  State;  John  W. 
Jewell,  Henry  A.  Drew,  Paul  Perkins,  John  U.  Simes,  Quorum;  Dan- 


80  JUDICIARY  DEPARTMENT. 


iel  L.  Babb,  Warren  Foss,  Virgil  H.  McDaniel,  Jeremiah  F.  Hanscom, 
John  C.  Foss,  Jacob  B.  Smith,  John  C.  Peavey,  Demeritt  Place,  Ben¬ 
jamin  F.  Winkley,  David  Winkley,  Samuel  C.  Caswell,  Warren  Foss, 
Henry  A.  Drew,  Wilson  Grey,  John  D.  Parshley,  Chas.  F.  Montgomery. 

BELKNAP  COUNTY. 

Register — Jacob  P.  Boodey,  Gilford. 

Treasurer — James  M.  Paine.  j 

Commissioners — Richard  Gove,  Gilford ;  Georgy  L.  Mead,  Laconia  ;  I 
John  Walker,  Barnstead. 

Sheriff — Hanson  Beede,  Meredith.  Deputy  Sheriffs — George  D.  Sav¬ 
age,  Alton;  David  C.  Batchelder,  Laconia;  Daniel  S.  Beede,  Meredith  ; 
Warren  H.  Smith,  Sanbornton.  Deputies  for  Belknap  living  in  other  j 
Counties — John  P.  Sanborn,  Franklin;  Jonathan  L.  Pickering,  Con- J 
cord;  Francis  B.  Berry,  Pittsfield ;  Andrew  J.  Scruton,  Fariaingtoii ;  I 
David  P.  Prescott,  Bristol.  i 

Jailer — Stephen  Shannon,  Laconia.  j 

AL  TON - Justices — John  W.  Currier,  George  1).  Savage,  Morrison  i 

Bennett,  State;  Henry  Hurd,  Charles  Hayes,  Amos  L.  Rollins,  Sewell : 
T.  Roberts,  Quorum^  Jonathan  F.  Chesley,  Joseph  E.  Berry,  Jereiinah 
Jones,  Alonzo  H.  Sawyer. 

BARNSTEAD - Justices — John  W.  F.  Locke,  Seth  Shackford, 

Reuben  Edgerly,  State;  Geo.  Colbath,  Thos.  M.  Huse,  Joseph  Walker,  | 
Horace  N.  Colbath,  Theophilus  S.  Dow,  Jonathan  M.  Tasker,  Goo.  E. 
Pendergast.  j 

BELMONT - Notary — Charles  A.  Hackett.  Justices — Charles. A. 

Hackett,  William  M.  Clark,  Ira  Mooney,  Quorum  ;  Nicholas  D.  j 

Garmon,  Gorham  ^wain,  James  S.  Weymouth,  Ira  Blaisdell,  George 
H.  Hackett,  John  W.  Wells,  Napoleon  B.  Gale,  Chas.  E.  Moody,  E.  A. 
RoM'e. 

CENTER  HARBOR - Justices — Thomas  Perkins,  John  H.  Moul¬ 

ton,  William  Page,  Quorum  ;  Benjamin  H.  Eastman. 

GILFORD Justices — Benjamin  J.  Cole,  Samuel  C.  Clark,  War¬ 
ren  Lovell,  Jacob  P.  Boodey,  Hiram  French,  Thomas  Ham,  Richard 
Gove,  ;  Charles  Coburn,  Benjamin  Jewett,  Quorum;  Ebenezer 
S.  Hunt,  Augustus  J.  Owen,  S.  S.  Wiggin,  James  H.  Tilton,  Woodbury 
L.  Melcher,  0.  H.  Key,  Andrew.!.  Thompson,  Joseph  L.  Odell,  Eraatus 
P.  Jewell,  John  Aldrich,  JoBn  0.  Sanborn,  Da^id  C-  Batchelder,  Geo. 
Sleeper,  Simon  Rowe. 

GILM ANTON - Justices  —  Jonathan  P.  Hill,  Alfred  Prescott, 

John  K.  Woodman,  Orrin  Folsom,  Thomas  Coggs-well,  jr..  State; 
Stephen  L.  Greeley,  Andrew  S.  Tilton,  Jonathan  W.  Clough,  George 
W.  Parsons,  Ttiomas  Coggswell,  jr.,  Ephraim  Tebbetts,  Cyrus  Gilman, 
Henry  E.  Marsh,  J.  S.  Goodwin,  Cyrus  T.  Moore. 

LACONIA - Notaries — Almon  C.  Leavitt,  Daniel  S.  Dinsmoor. 

Justices — Orisno  A.  J.  Vaughan,  Thomas  J.  Whipple,  Charles  Lane, 
Ellery  A.  Hibbard,  William  N.  Blair,  George  W.  Stevens,  Benjamin  M. 
Sanborn,  Slate;  John  C.  Moulton,  Quorum ;  Daniel  S.  Dinsmoor,  Amos 
C.  Dow,  Ezra  B.  Bell,  Woodbury  L.  Melcher,  E.  P.  Jewell,  Ebenezer  P. 
Osgood,  Charles  W.  Miller,  Joseph  B.  Batchelder,  Benjamin  P.  Gale, 
Elijah  H.  Blaisdell,  Fred.  M.  Wadleigh,  S.  B.  Smith,  Gebrgo  L.  Mead, 
John  Blaisdell,  0.  H.  Key. 

MEREDITH - Notary — Daniel  S.  Beede.  Justices — Hanson  Beede, 

Samuel  W.  Rollins,  Ebenezer  Stevens,  Joseph  Ela,  Bradbury'  C.  Tut¬ 
tle,  Josiah  Norris,  Joseph  S.  Neal,  Quorum;  Lane  Plummer, 

Seneca  A.  Ladd,  Benjamin  B.  Rollins,  Jeremiah  B.  Swain,  John  W. 


CARROLL  COUNTY. 


81 


Beede,  Daniel  B.  Eaton,  David  S.  Metcalf,  Isaiah  Winch,  George  S. 
Hilton,  Josiah  S.  Ingalls,  Fred  M.  Wadleigh,  John  Neally. 

NEW  HAMPTON - Notary — Zehina  C.  Perkins.  Justicts — Dana 

Woodman,  Augustus  Burpee,  States  Nathaniel  P.  Smith,  Kendrick  W. 

I  Smith,  Quorum',  Fletcher  C.  Wells,  Edwin  C.  Lewis,  William  Dyer, 

:  Zebina  C.  Perkins,  Arthur  L.  Shaw,  Geo.  W.  Harden,  E,  H.  Prescott, 
'Samuel  Emerson. 

i  SANBORNTON - Notaries — William  T.  Cass,  Francis  R.  Chase. 

\  Justices — Thomas  Webster,  jr.,  Jeremiah  C.  Tilton,  Charles  C.  Rogers, 
Francis  R.  Chase,  State;  Amos  H.  Jones,  Quorum;  Jonathan  M.  Ta\- 
'lor,  Benjamin  Calley,  Bradbury  T.  Brown,  R.  G.  L.  Bartlett,  William 
T.  Cass,  Leonard  K.  Clough,  B.  M.  Durgin,  Jacob  B.  Sanborn,  L.  B. 
Ames. 

CARROLL  COUNTY. 

Register — Loammi  Hardy,  Ossipee. 

Treasurer — Thomas  Nute,  Ossipee. 

Commissioners — Alphonzo  S.  Rust,  Wolfeboro* ;  Bennett  P.  Strout, 
j  Conway,  Joseph  Pitman,  jr.,  Bartlett. 

■  Sheriffs — Leavitt  H.  Eastman,  Conway.  Deputy  Sheriffs — Hugh  M. 

I  Norton,  Conway  Center;  Alonzo  Alley,  East  Madison  ;  John  Demeritt, 
i  Effingham  ;  Joel  F.  Cotton,  Moultonborough  ;  Luther  Young,  Ossipee; 
Gilman  Moulton,  Sandwich;  Samuel  E.  Remick,  Tamworth ;  Hiram 
Paul,  Wakefield;  George  W.  Hersey,  Wolfeborough.  Deputies  for 
,  Carroll  living  in  other  Counties — Hanson  Beede,  Meredith. 

!  ALBANY - Justices — John  R.  Parish,  Thomas  J.  Allard,  Stephen 

;  W.  Ayers. 

BARTLETT Justices — George  W.  M.  Pitman,  State  ;  George  Pit¬ 
man,  Quorum;  Isaac  Meserv’e,  Joseph  Pitman,  jr.,  William  L.  Chand¬ 
ler,  John  D.  Thompson,  Mark  W.  Pierce,  Elias  M.  Hall. 

1  BROOKFIELD - Justices — Dudley  C.  Coleman,  State;  J.  Neal 

:  Cate,  D.  J.  Coleman,  Quorum  ;  Jonathan  W.  Sanborn,  Garland  Allen, 
Joseph  Pike,  Moses  C.  Cate,  Charles  Coleman. 

CHATHAM - Justices — Ithiel  E.  Clay,  Quorum;  Seth  Wyman.  ! 

CONWA  T - Justices — Samuel  B.  Shackford,  Edwin  Pease,  State ; 

Samuel  Hazel  ton,  Edward  P.  Lamson,  Leander  S.  Morton,  Tobias  A. 
Hanson,  Isaac  E.  Merrill.  Joseph  P.  Eaton,  B.  P.  Strout. 

EA  TON - Justices — .Joseph  E.  Perking  State  ;  Stephen  W.  Per- 

.kins,  John  W.  Perkins,  Stephen  Allard,  Quorum;  Silas  Snow,  Thomas 
'  R.  Giles,  Hiram  A.  Allard,  Edwin  Snow. 

EFFINGHAM Justices — Josiah  Dearborn,  Cyrus  K.  Drake,  Ru¬ 
fus  H.  Burbank,  John  Demeritt,  State;  Samuel  L.  Drake,  John  An-! 
dreM's,  Elijah  Taylor,  Benjamin  F.  Taylor,  Thomas  J.  Cate,  Jeremiah  j 
,  W.  Dearborn,  Samuel  Q.  Dearborn,  John  Leavitt,  2d,  John  Keniston,  I 
i  John  L.  Demerritt,  W.  F.  Chick.  j 

!  FREEDOM - Justices — Elias  Tpwlo,  State  ;  Stephen  J.  Kenerson,  j 

Qur/rum ;  Alvah  M.  Davis,  .Joseph  Smith,  John  Parsons,  Albert  Locke, ! 
Albion  Burbank,  Nathaniel  Meserve. 

HART'S  LOCATION - Justice — Hiram  Parker.  j 

JACKSON - Justices — George  P.  Meserve,  *SVaf«  ;  Jonathan  Gale.  . 

‘  MADISON - Justices — Josiah  II.  Hobbs,  William  Mason,  Slate;' 

Jotham  Hannon.  Quorum;  James  J.  Merrow,  Mark  P.  Blaisdell,  Geo. 
Merrow,  Albert  Allard. 

MOULTONBOROUGH - Justicts — John  B.  Dow',  Samuel  Emer-i 

son,  William  H.  H.  Mason,  Benjamin  E.  Thurston,  John  M.  Emerson,; 
State;  Benjamin  M.  Mason,  Reuben  Smith,  jr..  Quorum;  Jonathan  | 
Capp,  James  French,  David  L.  Warren,  Mark  Randall,  Eleazer  Davis,! 


JUDICIAEY  DEPARTMENT. 


82 


Joel  F.  Cotton,  W.  H.  H.  Flanders,  Wm.  H.  Mason,  C.  B.  S.  Watson, 
Oliver  Prime. 

OSSIPEE - Notary — Cliarles  B.  Gafney.  Justices — Sanborn  B. 

Carter,  ;  Edward  Hersey,  Quorum;  Luther  Young,  Levi  Smith, 
Charles  Hodgdon,  Israel  L.  Sanders,  Loammi  Hardy,  Josiah  Q.  Roles, 
James  Hodgdon,  John  W.  Merrow,  Henry  C.  Carter,  John  C.  Bickford, 
Nathaniel  Grant,  Charles  B.  Gafney,  Moses  Merrill,  Samuel  D.  Quarles.  | 
Jeff.  II.  Jewell,  Robinson  Burtwell,  Rufus  F.  Stillings,  John  F.  Rob¬ 
erts,  Ruel  C.  Carter,  Horace  Webber,  Tl  omas  Nute,  Henry  J.  Banks. 

SANDWICH - Justices — Moulton  H.  Jklarston,  William  M.  Weed, 

Joseph  Wentworth,  Daniel  G.  Beede,  State;  Ira  A.  Bean,  Enoch  Q.  Fel-j 
lows,  Thomas  J.  Sweatt,  Oscar  T.  Tittuni,  Quorum;  Gilman  Moulton,  j 
Arven  Blanchard,  David  H.  Hill,  James  M.  Smith,  William  F.  Quimby,  j 
J.  Cone  Beede,  Jonathan  E.  Hilton,  Langdon  G.  Clark,  Oliver  Chase, 
Christopher  C.  Fellows,  0.  T.  Vittum,  C.  W.  Hill. 

TAMWORTH - Justices — Obed  Hall,  Joseph  Gilman,  Larkin  D. 

Mason,  John  G.  Robinson,  True  Perkins,  State;  Nicholas  Ham,  Sam¬ 
uel  S.  Beede,  Andrew  Nealley,  Charles  P.  Cooke,  Otis  G.  Hatch,  Alonzo 
Nickerson,  Daniel  Q.  Tilton,  Edwin  F.  Nealley,  Samuel  Berry,  James 
Howard. 

TUFTONBOROUGH - Justices — John  Haley,  Wentworth; 

L.  Y'oung,  Jonn  F.  Stockbridge,  Charles  G.  Edgerly,  Quorum;  George 
Fox,  William  W.  Blaisdell,  Edward  Grant,  Daniel  W.  Horner,  John  E. 
Bennett,  Jacob  Nutter,  Augustus  Wiggin,  James  C.  Seavey,  Peter 
Stackpole,  C.  A.  Mclutire. 

WAKEFIELD - Justices — Amasa  Copp,  John  W.  Sanborn,  Elijah 

Wadleigh,  Charles  Chesley,  John  L.  Swinerton,  Luther  D.  Sawyer, 
Frank  Hobbs,  William  Sawyer,  jr.,  L.  G.  Cato,  John  Frederick,  State; 
Joshua  H,  Cloutman,  Nathaniel  Paul,  James  McN.  Cooke,  Samuel  H. 
Smith,  Joseph  B.  Wiggin,  Morrill  B.  Smith,  D.  S.  Burleigh,  C.  A.  Var¬ 
ney”,  Garland  Allen. 

WOLFEBO ROUGH - Notaries — Henry  B.  Rust,  Abel  Haley,  John 

M.  Brackett,  Israel  B.  Manning.  Justices — Daniel  Martin,  Henry  B. 
Rust,  John  Fox,  John  M.  Brackett,  William  C.  Fox,  Abel  Haley, 
Charles  F.  Parker,  Thomas  L.  Whitton,  Thomas  Rust,  State ;  Moses 
T.  Cate,  John  C.  Young,  John  G.  Cate,  Natn’l  H.  Cotton,  Roscoe  G. 
Holmes,  John  H.  Rust,  Joseph  Stevenson,  Quorum;  John  W.  Avery, 
Moses  Thompson,  Richard  R.  Davis,  Charles  F.  Chase,  Albert  Bennett, 
Charles  G.  Tibbetts,  AarSn  Roberts,  Oscar  F.  Whitten,  Moses  B. 
Brown,  Israel  B.  Manning,  Charles  Rennick,  John  W.  Cotton,  Alonzo 
J.  Orne,  Charles  H.  Parker,  B.  G.  Holmes,  B.  F.  Avery,  S.  D.  Fox. 

MERRIMACK  COUNTY. 

Register — Thomas  M.  Lang. 

Treasurer — Arthur  L.  Graves. 

Commissioners — Enoch  G.  Wood,  l^oscawen;  Eri  Poor,  Hooksett; 
Daniel  E.  Hill,  Northfield. 

Sheriff— )lenvy  L.  Burnham,  Dunbarton.  Deputy  Sheriffs — Jona¬ 
than  L.  Pickering,  Joshua  B.  Merrill,  Frank  S.  Dodge,  Concord  ;  Jona. 
P.  Sanborn,  Franklin;  D,  Warren  Cogswell,  Henniker;  William  Col¬ 
by,  Hopkinton ;  George  B.  Hardy,  Contoocook ;  Albert  Little,  New 
London;  Eli  Dodge,  South  Newbury;  Clifton  B.  Hildreth,  Suucook; 
Frank  B.  Berry,  Jonathan  Towle,  Pittsfield  ;  Albert  P.  Davis,  Warner;  i 
Albert  Sanborn,  Wilraot  Flat.  Deputies  for  IVIerrimack  living  in  other  | 
Counties — Richard  J.  Sanborn,  Deerfield ;  Carr  B.  Haj'nes,  Candia  ;  | 
Daniel  L.  Stevens,  Isaac  W. Farmer,  Alfred  G.  Fairbanks,  Manchester; 
Rufus  P.  Claggett,  Newport. 


MERRIMACK  COUNTY.  83 


Jailer — Frank  S.  Dodge,  Concord. 

Coroner  and  Sealer — Seth  Eastman,  Concord. 

Supt.  of  County  i^arwi— Charles  C.  Davis,  Concord. 

ALLENSTO  WN - Justices — Daniel  Batchelder,  Quorum  ;  Norman 

Call,  Hall  B.  Emery. 

ANDOVER - Justices — John  M.  Shirley,  John  P.  Carr,  jr..  State  ; 

I  Aaron  Cilley,  jr.,  Samuel  Morrill,  Royal  Stone,  James  Scales,  Willi ‘m 
IE.  Melendy,  Silas  M.  Ellis,  Clark  Durgin.  H.  A.  Weymouth,  Elbridge 
G.  Emery,  Joseph  D.  Philbrick,  John  Carr,  S.  L.  Elkins. 

BOSCA  WEN - Notary — Nehemiah  Butler.  Justices — Elephalet 

K.  Webster,  Nehemiah  Butler,  Isaac  K.  Gage,  State;  Laban  N.  Chad¬ 
wick,  Franklin  C.  Morrill,  Quorum;  Almon  Harris,  Moody  A.  Pills- 
I  bury,  William  W.  Kilburn,  Samuel  Choate,  John  Y.  Yeaton,  Walter 
j  H.  Sargent. 

i  BO  W - Justices — John  W.  Goodhue,  Benjamin  Page,  Quorum  ; 

I  Enoch  Alexander,  Parker  Brown. 

BRADFORD - Justices — Ambrose  S.  Brackett,  Mason  W.  Tappan, 

John  D.  Wadleigh,  State;  John  W.  Morse,  Jesse  Carr,  Moses  E.  Gould, 

I  Robert  M.  Wallace,  Daniel  Carr,  Quorum;  Jossiua  Eaton,  Timothy  P. 

!  Jones,  Stephen  Cressey,  Jason  H.  Ames,  William  0.  Heath, 
i  CANTERBUR  Y — —Justices — David  M.  Clough,  Jeremiah  L.  Clough, 

I  David  Morrill,  Edward  Osgood,  William  H.  Currier,  State;  Lyman  B. 
j  Foster,  Quorum ;  Thomas  L.  Whidden,  Solomon  M.  Clifford,  Henry  L. 

I  Clough,  Luther  Sargent,  Charles  L.  Brown,  John  Ham. 

I  CHICHESTER - Notary — Charles  H.  Carpenter.  Justices — Ed- 

I  mund  M.  Forbes,  State;  Hosea  C.  Knowltou,  Edward  Langmaid,  Chas. 

I  H.  Carpenter,  Quorum;  Wm.  A.  Swain,  Jeremy  N.  C.  Leavitt,  John 
M.  Haynes,  Augustus  Leavitt. 

CONCORD - Notaries — Natheniel  G.  Upham,  Ebenezer  S.  Towle, 

Arthur  Fletcher,  Elisha  Morrill,  Lyman  D.  Stevens,  Elbridge  G.  Car¬ 
ter,  Chas.  Minot,  Preston  S,  Smith,  Sam’l  C.  Eastman,  Wm.  M.  Chase, 
W.  W.  Storrs,  Robert  C.  Osgood,  Isaac  A.  Hill,  W.  R.  Walker,  Darius  j 
Morrill,  N.  W.  Gove,  Sam’l  F.  Brown,  Asa  Fowler,  Geo.  S.  Blanchard,  j 
\  Justices — Asa  Fowler,  Sylvester  Dana.  Josiah  Minot,  Edward  H.  Rol-| 
lins,  L5’man  D.  Stevens,  Henry  P.  Rolfe,  Isaac  A.  Hill,  Anson  S.  Mar-l 
shall,  Amos  Hadley,  William  L.  Foster,  John  Y.  Mugridge,  Peter  San- 1 
born,  Samuel  G.  Lane,  Benning  W.  Sanborn,  Luther  Roby,  Ira  A.  j 
Eastman,  William  E.  Chandler,  William  5L  Chase,  Joshua  B.  Merrill,; 
j  Charles  P.  Sanborn,  Hazen  Pickering,  John  Kimball,  Eli-sha  Adams,; 
Hamilton  E.  Perkins,  Joseph  W.  Robinson,  Richard  Bradley,  John  H.  j 
I  George,  James  W.  Carr,  Nicholas  Quimby,  William  A.  Clough.  Rich- 
'ard  Harcourt,  Samuel  D.  Baker,  John  A.  Holmes,  Joshua  Chajiman, 
‘William  F.  Goodwin,  Stephen  C.  Badger,  Arthnr  Fletcher,  Moses  I 
Humphrey,  Nathan  W.  Gove,  George  G.  Fogg,  Charles  A.  Colbath, ; 
Jona.  E.  Pecker,  Geo.  W.  Ela,  Perley  S.  Chase,  Seth  K.  Jones,  Wm.  H. 
Buntin,  John  George,  Abraham  G.  Jones,  John  H.  Albiu,  Frank  S. 
Dodge,  John  Batchelder,  Samuel  B.  Page,  David  A.  Warde,  Benjamin 
F.  Gale,  Jonathan  Eastman,  Benj.  F.  Prescott,  Joab  N.  Patterson,  Ja- 
icob  B.  Rand,  Samuel  C.  Eastman,  Charles  W,  Sargent,  Joshua  B.  Mer¬ 
rill,  J.  Ware  Butterfield,  John  L.  Sliackford,  Chas.  H.  Roberts,  State; 
George  Abbott,  J.  C.  Whidden,  Jeremiah  8.  Noyes,  Henry  D.  White, 
William  W.  Taylor,  John  Abbott.  Mitchel  Gilmore,  Sbadrach  Seavey, 
Eliphalet  S.  Nutter,  E.  S.  Towle,  Amos  C.  Warren,  Woodbridge  0<llin, 
David  M.  Carpenter,  Seth  Eastman,  George  F.  Whittridge,  Lewis  L. 
Mower,  Calvin  Howe,  Ismic  N.  Abbott,  Isaac  Clement,  Daniel  S.  Web- 
iSter,  Quorum;  Heman  Sanborn,  True  Osgood,  Atkinson  Webster,  Geo. 

I  W.  Wadleigh,  John  F.  Brown,  George  A.  Pillsbury,  Benj.  E.  Badger. 


oo 

JUDICIARA'  DEPARTMENT. 

1  David  Abbott,  Ilazcn  G.  Kayes,  Henr^' B.  Foster,  Andrew  S.  Smith, ! 
j  Charles  C.  Davis,  Geo.  H.  Chandler,  Geo.  E.  Holden.  Moody  S.  Farnum,  j 
iJohn  Foss,  Samuel  C.  Eastman,  Caleb  Jackman,  Charles  W.  Sargent,! 
j  Frank  A.  Fowler,  Barnard  D.  Eastman,  Wm.  W.  Storrs,  Sylvester  Ste-j 
■vens,  Charles  C.  Lund,  Chas.  F.  Stewart,  Geo.  S.  Blanchard,  J.  Frank; 
Webster,  P.  Brainard  Cotrgswell,  George  E.  Jenks,  Darius  Merrill,! 

!  Enoch  Gerrish,  Lyman  B.  Hamilton,  George  Noyes,  William  W.  Hunt, ' 
George  R.  Fowler,  A.  J.  Prescott,  Jesse  P.  Bancroft,  John  L.  Tallant,  ■ 
Reuben  G.  Wyman,  Moses  H.  Bradley,  Jonathan  L.  Pickering.  Abel; 
i  Rolfe,  Orestes  H.  Key,  John  H.  Clement,  George  S.  Mori’ill.  Rufus  p.  | 
j  Staniels,  Henry  J.  Crippeii,  Josiah  S.  Ingalls,  Luther  S.  Morrill,  Wal-j 
iter  A.  Webster,  Moses  H.  Bean,  Stephen  D.  Greeley,  Wesley  J.  Robin- j 
I  son,  John  P.  Brown,  John  N.  Hill,  C.  W.  Moore,  Jonathan  E.  Lang, 
i  Wm.  Walker,  Daniel  F.  Secomb,  Geo,  W.  Estabrook,  N.  J.  Mead. 

'  DUXBARTON - Justices — Henry  L.  Burnham,  Alfred  Colby, 

I  Henry  M.  Putne3',  Henry  E.  Burnliam,  State;  Daniel  H.  Parker,  Wm. 
;B.  Burnham,  Quorum  ;  Nathaniel  H.  Wheeler,  John  C.  Ray,  Charles 
'  Kimball,  John  C.  Mills,  Charles  G.  B.  R^'der. 

j  EPSOM - Justices  —  Leonard  W.  Peabod.v,  Henry  F.  Sanborn, 

\  State  ;  Henry  Knox,  Quorum;  Arthur  C.  Locke.  j 

j  FRAXKLIX - Justices — George  AV.  Nesmith,  Austin  F.  Pike,  j 

I  Stephen  Kenrick,  Daniel  Barnard,  Nathaniel  H.  Sanborn,  Edwin  C.  j 
j  Stone,  Jonathan  P.  Sanborn,  Isaac  N.  Blodgett,  Alexis  Proctor,  Ed- 1 
!  ward  B.  S.  Sanborn,  State;  AValter  Aiken,  AVallace  Burleigh,  AA'm.  A.  \ 
}  Gile,  Quorum  ;  David  Gilchrist,  Jonathan  AV.  Filield,  Milton  Garrish,  \ 
j  John  S.  Jewell,  George  Morrison,  John  F.  Dodge,  Ira  Greelev,  Asa  B.  > 
i  Closson,  Albert  G.  Morrison,  Robert  AV.  Bennett,  Enoch  S.  AA'ood,  I 

I  HEXXIKER - Justices — James  Fellows,  Oliver  C.  Fisher,  AA’arren 

i  Clark,  David  P.  Perkins,  .John  S.  Craig,  Jeremiah  Foster,  State  ;  Jonas  . 
lAVallace,  James  Straw,  Zadock  Dustin,  Nathan  SawA'er,  AVilliam  H,i 
Gilmore,  Qur/rum  ;  AVilliam  H.  Sawyer.  D.  AVarren  Coggswell,  James  i 
AV.  Sargent,  George  L.  Kimlmll,  Josiah  Morse,  Squire  AI.  Patten,  AA'm. ! 
0,  Folsom,  James  B.  Gove,  Phineas  Clough.  j 

HILL — ^ — Justices — Geo.  AV.  Sumner,  Amos  K.  Davis,  Isaac  T.  Par-j 
ker,  Quorum  ;  John  H.  Emmons,  Jonathan  K.  Rowell,  Aloses  F.  Little, ; 
i  Amos  D.  Caswell.  I 

I  HOOKSETT - Justices — Natt  Head,  Jesse  Gault,  Orlando  T-  3Iar-j 

shall,  J.T.  Goss,  State;  John  If,  Alitchell,  Hiram  Kimball,  John  L. : 
j  Garland,  Geo.  AA*.  Davis,  2d,  John  AA*.  Prescott,  Geo.  A.  Robie.  i 

I  HOPKIXTOX - Justices — Horace  Chase,  D,ver  H.  Sanborn,  Geo.  | 

I  K.  Goodrich,  Stephen  K.  Hoyt,  John  L.  Sinclair,  State;  Isaac  D.  Mer-i 
i  rill,  Isaac  Storj',  Geo.  AA'.  Currier.  Parker  M.  Flanders,  James  Hoyt,| 
i  Thomas  B.  Jones,  John  F.  Jones.  Richard  F,  Alurgan,  Daniel  E.  How-' 
jard.  Quorum;  Joab  Patterson,  John  Currier,  Horace  S.  Stanley,  C.v-; 
j  rUvS  Dustin,  Charles  Gould,  George  B.  Hardy,  Rufus  P.  Copps,  Samind 
;  S.  Page,  Thomas  S.  French,  John  M.  Harve^',  AVm.  R.  Chase,  Clarion! 
.  H.  Kimball.  G.  A.  Curtice,  Geo.  AA'.  French,  Henry  H.  Crowell.  ; 

:  LOUDON - Justices — Isaac  S.  Frencli.  Theophilns  B.  Martin,' 

;  Richard  Potter,  State;  Ira  Osgood,  Quorum;  Moses  Morse,  AA'illiam 
i  Emery,  Samuel  P.  Calef,  Jeremiali  Blake,  Henry  A,  Clough,  Levi  AA*.  j 
!  Sanborn.  Harmon  E.  Batchelder. 

j  NEWBURY - Justices — Eli  Dodge,  Jeremiah  Alorse,  Nathaniel  C. 

i  Savory.  Nathan  S.  Johnson.  State;  Nathaniel  C.  Lear,  Silas  AV.  Dana, 

I  Ezra  Cilley,  2d.  Jonathan  Rowe. 

I  iA'iiVr  LONDON - Justif'es — Daniel  E.  CoD>y.  Luther  McCutcliins. 

i  Marcus  E.  Sargent.  Albert  Little,  Ej>hraim  Knight.  State;  Nahum  T. ; 


HILLSBOROUGH  COUNTY.  85 


Greenwood,  Quorum;  Edwin  A.  Jones,  Charles  S.  Sargent,  Anthony 
}  C.  Bnrpee.  Janies  II.  Burpee,  John  T.  Greenwood, 
j  NORTH  FIELD - Justices — Daniel  E.  Hill,  Asa  P.  Cate,  Archi¬ 

bald  S.  Clark,  G.  S.  Abbott,  F.  J.  F^astnian,  Francis  R.  Chase,  Adam  i 
S.  Ballantyne,  State;  Isaac  Whittier,  D.  M.  Sargent. 

PEMBROKE - Notary — Aaron  Whittemore.  Police  Justice —  | 

William  Ilazeltine  ;  Associate — Moses  Martin.  Justices — Aaron  Whit¬ 
temore,  Moses  Martin,  Edwin  B.  Gould,  John  M.  Kimball,  Nathan 
Call,  Henry  H.  Hartwell,  State  ;  James  Wilson,  Noah  M.  Cofran,  J.  E. 
Chickering,  Quorum  ;  Trustworthy  L.  Fowler,  Wm.  Hazoltine,  Jacob 
i  Sawyer,  Winthrop  Fowler,  John  E.  Stanyan,  Moody  K.  Wilson,  Mar- 
ttin  H.  Cochran,  Clifton  B.  Hildreth,  Simeon  A.  H.  Weeks,  Warren 
I  Martin, 

i  PITTSFIELD - Notary — Josiah  Carpenter.  Justices — Joseph  j 

;  Tasker.  Richard  P.  J,  Tenney,  Frank  B.  Berry,  Benjamin  Emerson. 
iThos.  H.  Thorndyke,  Reuben  L.  Leavitt,  Joseph  Harvey,  Daniel  K,  i 
[Foster,  Sylvester  H.  French,  State;  Benjamin  L.  Cram,  Quorum;  ! 
'Charles  E.  Perkins,  James  Drake,  Abraham  French,  2d,  William  A.  | 

.  Mack,  Hiram  A.  Tuttle,  Sylvanus  Smith,  John  L.  French,  Moses  Mar¬ 
tin,  C.  H.  X.  Green,  William  H.  Berry,  William  Yeaton. 

j  SALISBURY - Justices — Arthur  L.  Graves,  State;  Nathaniel 

■  Sawyer,  Jcdin  C.  Smith,  Moses  J.. Stevens,  Joseph  P.  Stevens,  Agustus  j 
jC.  Pettingill,  Moses  P.  Thompson,  Thomas  D.  Little,  Natlian  Tucker,  ' 
jr.,  Charles  C.  Rogers,  Cyrus  Gookin,  Caleb  E.  Smith,  William  Dunlap.  * 

SUTTON - Justices — Robert  Lane,  S.  R.  Smiley,  Moses  Hazen, 

'State;  Enoch  Page,  Asa  Page,  Quorum;  Fhastus  Wadleigh,  James  M.  j 
i  Sargent, 

1  WARNER - Notary — George  Jones.  Justices — H.  IT.  Harriman,  j! 

'Walter  Harriman,  Nehemiah  G.  Ordwaj',  State;  Franklin  Sinn  nds,  j 
^Robert  Thompson,  Geo.  Jones,  Quorum;  AI)ner  Woodman,  Stephen  j 
[Bartlett,  Stephen  S.  Bean,  Harrison  R.  Sargent,  Timothy  ITanders.  j 
I  Moses  1).  Wheeler,  Albert  P.  Davis,  Hiram  Buswell,  William  G.  An-  | 
j  drews,  Frank  P.  Harriman.  Stephen  N.  Fei  rin,  William  K.  Bartlett  I 

I  WEBSTER - Justices — Simeon  B.  i.ittle,  Ntafe  ;  Joseph  L.  Couch  j 

[  Dudley  C.  Hubbard,  Chas.  E.  Putney,  ;  William  W,  Austin, 

'  Thomas  H.  Currie,  Chas.  S.  Danfort h,  Cyrus  A.  Stone,  Atherton  Swett, 
George  Little,  George  M.  Smith,  John  C.  Pear.son.  | 

i  WILMOT - Justices — Wm.  W.  Flanders,  John  Woodbury,  jr.  Ho-  j 

ratio  N.  Mason,  State;  John  Teel,  Quorum;  Geo.  Shepherd,  Minot  ! 
I  Stearns,  John  P.  Bean,  Baruch  C.  Clough,  Andrew  J.  Roberts,  George  • 
'  E.  Woodward,  John  P.  Elkins,  Warren  F.  Langley.  j 

1  I 

[  HILLSBOROUGH  COUNTY.  | 

!  Register — Dana  W.  King,  Nashua.  j! 

i  Treasurer — Henry  C,  Merrill,  Nashua.  j 

[  Commissioners — Jacob  F.  James.  Manchester;  Gilman  Scripture, 

I  Nashua;  William  W.  Johnson,  New  Ij)swich.  -  I 

N/jcrt/T— Charles  Scott.  Peterborough.  Deputy  Sheriffs — William' 

:  Wethorbee,  Amherst:  David  Pattee.  Goffstown;  John  G.  Dickey,  Hills-lj 
j  borongh;  John  B.  Perkins,  Hollis  :  David  L.  Stevejis,  Isaac  W.  Farmer  ;  j! 
Justin  Spear,  A.  G.  Fairl)anks,  Manchester;  John  K.  Mills.  Mason  ;j, 
[Daniel  K.  Marvel.  Milford;  John  Taylor,  Paris  H.  Hill,  Nashua; 
[Alfred  S.  Smith,  Pelham;  Timothy  K.  Ames,  Peterborough;  Moses  [ 
Clark,  M’ilton.  Dejuities  for  Ilillsla^romrh  living  in  oth«*r  Counties —  ' 
,  J.  L.  Pickering,  Concord;  Albert  P.  D.ivis,  Warner;  D.  Warren  C(*gs-i 
•  :  well.  Henniker ;  David  A.  Wood,  East  Jaffrey  ;  Sylvanus  Clogston,'' 

i  East  Washington.  I 

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!86  JUDICIARY  DEPARTMENT. 


Jailer — A.  G.  Fairbanks,  Mancliester. 

Coroner — Benjamin  E.  Hutchinson,  Milford. 

Sealer — John  Dickey,  3Iillord. 

AMHERST - Justices — William  Wetherbee,  Charles  Ricliardson, 

Edward  S.  Cutter,  ;  Perly  Dodge,  David  Russell,  Quorum;  Wil¬ 
liam  A.  Mack,  Barnabas  B.  Davis, -Edward  D.  Boylston,  J.  0.  Pulsifer, 
A.  A.  Rotch,  Joseph  E.  Fay. 

1 1  AN'TRIM - Justices — Isaac  Baldwin,  ;  James  Boyd,  Wm.  S. 

I  Foster,  Nathan  W.  C.  Jameson,  Qm/rum ;  Joiin  G.  Flint,  lima  Wright,  j 
!  Almas  Fairfield,  William  N.  Tuttle,  C.  E.  Dorr.  I 

I  BEDFORD - Notary — Isaac  N.  Riddle.  Justices — Isaac  X.  Riddle,, 

j  ;  Joseph  H.  Stevens,  Oliver  L.  Kendall,  James  T,  Kendall,  I 

i  Leonard  C.  French,  2d,  George  W.  Riddle,  Robert  Fulton.  ; 

j  BENNINGTON - Justices — Amos  Whittemore,  John  W.  Flagg,  | 

;  Quorum;  Samuel  Baldwin,  Henry  H.  Dunklee,  Hiram  M.  Davis,  Henry  j 
[  B.  Wheeler,  William  E,  Waterhouse.  ! 

:  BROOKLINE - Justices — Benjamin  Gould,  Henry  K.  Kemp,  Wm. 

iG.  Shattuck,  Charles  A.  Priest. 

!  IJEERTNG - Justices — David  F.  Whittle,  State  ;  Russell  Tubbs, 

j  William  Forsaith,  Quorum;  George  Smart.  George  C.  Patten,  Herod  j 
!  Chase,  Carlton  Clement,  Benj.  L.  Bartlett,  Erastus  H.  Bartlett,  Isaac! 
Smith,  Chester  A.  Appleton,  Horace  Gove,  Lewis  Goodale,  J.  G.  Mor¬ 
rill,  John  F.  Chase, 

FRANCESTOWN - Notary — Paul  II.  Bixby.  Justices — Francis 

ill.  Morgan,  Paul  H.  Bixby,  Thomas  B.  Bradford,  State;  Samuel  D, 
j  Downs,  Samuel  B.  Hodge,  Quorum;  James  H.  Starrett,  John  West, 
i  Hiram  Patch,  A.  H.  Bixby.  ‘  -  j 

I  G0FFST0^YN - Justices — David  Steele,  John  Steele,  Lemuel  X. ! 

!  Pattee,  Alfred  Story,  ;  George  Poor,  Jesse  Carr,  Quorum;  Rod-j 
ney  G.  Stark,  D.  M.  Taggart,  Daniel  8.  Carr,  Thomas  R.  Hoyt,  jr.,  Cal-i 
vin  Wyman,  Nathan  E.  Kimball,  David  Pattee,  Jesse  Nichols,  Daniel' 
Little.  George  G.  Bumpus  William  P.  Warren,  G.  Byron  Moore,  SamT . 
Teel,  Henry  E.  Blaisdell,  *  ! 

GREENFIELD - Justices — Horace  Cudworth,  Wm.  Whitemore,  j 

!  Charles  D.  Fitch,  State  ;  A.  M.  Savage,  George  S.  Peavey.  j 

I  HANCOCK - Joseph  Davis,  Richard  Emerson,  Adolphus  j 

:  D.  Tuttle,  Benjamin  Goodhue,  Mark  N.  Spaulding,  Charles  Dennis,  | 

;  Henry  Knight.  j 

:  HILLSBOROUGH - Notary  —  John  C.  Campbell.  Justices — ; 

I  James  F.  Briggs,  Mark  W.  Fuller,  Thos.  X.  Goodale,  N/afe;  William! 
i  B.  Whittemore,  Elijah  Munroe,  ;  John  McXiel,  Cornelius  Cool- ! 

jidge,  Levi  Goodale,  John  M.  Curtis,  Edgar  Hazen,  John  G.  Dickey, 

;  Chas.  A.  Hamden,  John  Goodell,  Henry  Lorr,  John  C.  Campbell, 
Brooks  K.  AVebber,  J.  H.  T  Newell.  Frank  E.  Hatch,  Chas.  E,  Dorr, 
Chas.  Gillis,  R.  F.  Lovering,  George  A.  Cochran. 

HOLLIS - ./usiices— Jolin  X.  Worcester,  ;  Joel  Hardy,  Quo¬ 

rum;  Charles  A.  Read,  Leonard  Farley,  James  AY.  AA’heeler,  AVilliam 
:  A.  Trow,  John  Farley,  John  B.  Perkins,  Enoch  J.  Colburn,  Edward  A. 

!  Burge,  Jefferson  Farley,  Ebenezer  T.  Wheeler,  Ambrose  H.  AA’ood,  | 

■  John  Colburn.  j 

I  HUDSON - Justices — AVilliam  H.  Chase,  AS'^a^e ;  Stephen  0.  Gree- i 

I  ley,  Daniel  T.  Gage,  Ki;nball  AVebster,  James  Emery,  Benj.  Kidder,: 

j  F.  A.  Marden.  i 

LITCHFIELD - Justices — Isaac  McQueston,  Quorum;  Isaac  X. 

Center,  .Jonathan  A.  Marsh,  Charles  AVlute.  i 

LYNDENBOROUGH - Justices — AVm.  A.  Jones,  Joel  H.  Tarbell, 

Wm.  AA'.  Curtis,  Jolin  H.  Goodrich,  David  E.  Prcctor,  Geo.  A.  Putnam., 


HILLSBOROUGH  COUNTY. 

87 

MAXCHESTER - Notaries — Samuel  N.  Bell,  Isaac  W.  Smith, 

Elijah  M,  Topliff,  Joseph  B.  Clark,  Charles  E.  Balch,  Nathan  Parker, 
George  B.  Chandler,  Bradbury  P.  Cilley,  Lucian  B.  Clough,  John  A. 
Riddle,  Daniel  W.  Lane,  J.  E.  Bennett.  Justices — Moody  Currier,  Her¬ 
man  Foster,  George  "W.  Morrison,  William  C.  Clark,  David  Cross,  Na-  • 
than  Parker  Jacob  F.  James  Frederick  Smyth,  Isaac  W.  Smith,  Dan’l 

L.  Stevens,  Theodore  T.  Abbott,  Samuel  Upton,  Elijah  M.  Topliff, 

:  Edward  W.  Harrington,  Isaac  W.  Farmer,  Samuel  Gould,  William 
i  Stark,  Isaac  Riddle,  Samuel  N.  Bell,  Jacob  G.  Cilley,  Bradbury  P.  C-il- 
I  ley,  Samuel  D.  Lord,  Justin  Spear,  Chas.  H.  Bartlett,  John  T.  Moore, 

George  A.  French,  Clinton  W.  Stanley,  Lewis  W.  Clark,  James  L.  Par¬ 
ker,  Lucian  B.  Clough,  Ezekiel  A.  Straw,  Jacob  E.  Bennett.  Joseph  B. 
Clark,  William  Richardson,  Enoch  Holcomb,  Elbridge  G.  Woodman, 
Cyrus  A.  Sulloway,  Charles  R.  Morrison,  Albe  C.  Heath,  Foster  Kim- 
>  ball,  William  W.  Brown,  John  W.  Clark,  John  D.  Patterson,  Nathan¬ 
iel  Baker,  Charles  L.  Richardson,  John  Hesley,  Daniel  R.  Prescott, 
Joseph  W.  Fellows,  Joseph  H.  Haynes,  Isaac  II.  Jones,  Daniel  R. 
Leach,  E.  B.  Haggan,  John  C.  French,  State;  John  S.  Kidder,  Joseph 
S.  Kidder,  Isaac  N.  Riddle,  Quorum;  Moses  Fellows,  Stephen  Palmer, 
Rodina  Nute,  Daniel  Balch,  Benj.  F.  Locke,  Wni.  B.  Webster,  James; 
B.  Straw,  Joseph  G.  George,  John  A.  Riddle,  Horace  Pattee,  James  A. 
Weston,  Nathaniel  E.  Morrill,  Henry  R.  Chamberlain,  John  G.  Lane, 

;  William  Little,  A.  G.  Fairbanks,  Samuel  T.  Foster,  Waterman,  Smith, 
John  C.  Lyford,  George  B.  Chandler,  Alfred  F.  Perry,  Jonathan  A. 

'  Knowles,  Charles  E.  Balch,  Andrew  J.  Dow,  John  B.  Clarke,  Amos  B.j 
Page,  John  P.  Newell,  Robert  R.  Moore,  Stephen  D.  Green,  Israel ; 
Webster,  Daniel  Farmer,  Jonathan  Y.  McQueston,  James  0.  Adams,  | 

I  Wni.  R.  Patten,  Seth  T.  Hill,  Et-enezer  G.  Knight,  Harrison  D.  Lord,  j 
John  Gillis,  Gilman  H.  Kimball,  Moses  E.  George,  Wm.  W.  Colburn,  | 
John  L.  Foster,  Joseph  L.  Stevens,  Joseph  L.  Sanborn,  Daniel  W. 
Fling,  Martin  V,  B.  Edgerly,  Samuel  “Clark,  Joseph  Q.  Edgerly,  Wm. ' 
A.  Potter,  Ezra  Huntington,  Nahum  Brooks,  A.  C.  Osgood,  Alexander 

M.  Corning,  Joseph  E.  Walker,  Robert  F.  Moore,  Joseph  W.  Bean, 
Levi  II.  Sleeper,  George  H.  Colby,  Moses  0.  Pearson,  Daniel  C.  Gould, 

i  Eugene  M.  Bowman,  Daniel  Stevens,  John  B.  Goodwin,  Ephraim  S. 
Harvey,  Horace  M.  Gillis,  Henry  C.  Sanderson,  Isaac  Whittemore, 

;  Atherton  W.  Quint,  Henry  A.  Vialle,  Edward  P.  Richardson,  Thomas 
;  L.  Thorp,  Gustavus  F.  Yon  Wachenfeldt,  A.  0.  Dillingham,  Nathan  P. 
Hunt,  Henry  S.  Clark,  S.  H.  Andrews,  Wm.  R.  Walker,  C.  L.  Sulloway, 

;  R.  J.  P.  Goodrich,  D.  C.  Gould,  jr.,  P.  C.  Cheney. 

MASON - Justices — Thomas  U.  Marshall,  State;  Nathaniel  Shat- 

tuck,  Quorum;  Joseph  B.  Wilson,  John  K.  Mills,  N.  J.  Oliver,  James 
i  L.  Chamberlain,  Daniel  P.  Stowell,  John  Kennej*,  Edward  M.  Smith, 

'  H.  I.  Whitney,  James  Taft. 

MERRIMA  CK - Justices — Edward  P.  Parker,  State ;  William  T. 

Parker,  Quorum;  Harrison  Eaton,  David  Henderson,  Franklin  Her¬ 
rick,  Samuel  C.  Anderson,  Alexander  McC.  Wilkins,  Benjamin  Ela, 
i  Reuben  H.  Pratt,  George  F.  Spalding,  Abner  C.  Darrah,  David  Jones, 
Carmi  M.  Parker,  Isajic  Fitts. 

MILFORD - Notary — Charles  A.  Daniels.  Justices — Bainbridge 

i  Wadleigh,  William  Ramsdell,  Francis  P.  Fitch,  Thomas  L.  Livermore,! 
liliny  Whitney,  State;  John  E.  Bruce,  Daniel  Russell,  Abel  Chase, 
i  Quorum  ;  Levi  Curtis,  George  W.  Burns,  William  R.  Wallace,  Fred  T. 

I  Sawyer,  George  Daniels,  Clinton  S.  Averill,  John  E.  Foster,  Gilman 
;  Wheeler,  George  H.  Gillis,  William  Lane,  S.  Smith  Stickney.  George 
j  F.  Bartlett,  Daniel  K.  Marvell,  David  Heald,  Charles  B.  Tuttle,  John 
L.  Spring,  Samuel  G.  Dearborn,  Christopher  C.  Shaw,  Daniel  W.  Sar- 


88  JUDICIARY  DEPAETME^’'!.  j 

2:eiit.  Joel  H.  Gutterson,  Hiram  A.  Daniels,  Amos  W.  Abbott,  George  ; 
ij.  (Gilmore,  Walter  H.  Sanborn.  i 

MOXT  VERXON - Justices — Chas.  J.  Smith,  State;  John  Brnce,  j 

Quorum;  Nathaniel  Bruce,  Alonzo  Bruce,  George  E.  Dean,  William  ' 
I  A.  Stinsoik  F.  Otis  Kittredge,  John  Trevitt.  i 

I  XASHTTA - Xotaries — Aaron  F.  Stevens,  Bernard  B.  Whittemore,  i 

j  Francis  Winch,  Albert  McKean,  John  A.  Spalding.  Justices — .John  ! 
iM.  Hunt,  Israel  Hunt,  Charles  P.  Danforth,  Isaac  Spalding,  Aaron  W,  • 
!  Sawyer,  George  Y.  Sawyer,  Alfred  Greeley,  Aaron  F.  Stevens,  Edward  j 
j  B.  Emerson,  Albert  McKean,  Thomas  Pearsons,  Clark  C.  Boutwell,  j 
i  George  Stark,  Hiram  T.  Morrill,  William  Barrett,  Daniel  R.  Marshall,  i 
j  Benj,.  F.  Emerson,  Henry  B.  Atherton,  Cornelius  V.  Dearborn,  Joseph  I 
|Greeley,2d,  Josiah  G.  Graves,  William  W.  Bailey,  Thomas  Chase,  Geo.  • 

i. A.  Ramsdell,  Gilman  Scripture,  Joshua  F.  Whittle,  State;  Bernard  B. 
Whittemore,  Harvey  F.  Courser,  Quorum;  Franklin  Munroe,  William  1 
D.  Beasom,  Edward  Spalding,  Robert  Moore,  Nathan  McKean,  Harri-  : 
Aon  Hobson,  Henry  J.  Chapman,  Paris  H.  Hill,  Albert  Lull,  Oliver  A,  | 
1  Woodbury,  Francis  Winch,  Luther  F.  Locke,  Evan  B.  Hammond,  Sam-  i 
UielTuck,  James  Eayers,  .John  Taylor,  Jacob  D.  March,  Norman  P.  ; 
Green,  Eliphaz  W.  Upham,  John  G.  Kimball,  Theodore  H.  Wood,  Benj.  j 
■Saunders,  Edward  Parker,  George  Y.  Sawyer,  jr..  Freeman  E.  Tupper,  j 

■  Edward  A.  Slader,  .Tefferson  Rockwood,  John  M.  Flanders,  Warren  J.  jj 
Cooper,  James  Swallow,  Henry  Parkinson,  Frederick  Chase,  Charles  j; 

■  A.  Gillis,  Jeremiah  W.  White,  Albert  H.  Saunders,  James  B.  Fassett.  jj 

j. Iotham  P.  Hutchinson,  Norman  Fuller.  Alfred  W,  Greeley-,  Andrew  J.  J' 
Rockwood,  John  A.  Spalding,  Hiram  Goodrich,  David  Gillis.  Ed- jj 

I  ward  Spaulding,  Samuel  K.  Wellman.  Jacob  Libb}’,  Mark  R.  Bux-  | 
,ton.  Stillman  Swallow.  Luther  M.  Wright,  William  F.  Holme'*,  George  j 
1  H.  Taggard,  J.  Earle  Hunt,  Lewis  Kimball,  Charles  Holman.  Moses  j 
Worcester,  Levi  S.  Cross,  C.  K.  Daggett,  Frank  A.  McKean,  Dana  W.  j 
King,  Philander  Ring,  Harvey  .1.  Miller,  Samuel  Evans,  Virgil  C.  Gil-  j 
man,  John  M.  Sanders.  Tyler  M.  Shattuck.  Loring  Farnsworth,  Edger 
B.  Burke,  Charles  M.  Robinson,  Horace  W.  Gilman,  Elliot  Whitford. 
i  Leonard  C.  Farwell,  Hiland  J.  Dodge,  John  D.  Chaadler,  Thomas  H.  , 
Gibbey,  A.  H,  Sanders,  *  j 

XEW  BOSTOX - Justices — Waterman  Barr.  State;  George  G.  j 

Fox,  Rodney  McLane,  Neil  McLane,  Benjamin  Hall,  Clark  B,  Cochran  ! 
David  A.  Tewksbury.  Geo.  A.  Wason. 

.YEir  IPSWICH- — Notary— William  A.  Preston.  Justices— tier e- 
miah  Smith,  William  A.  Preston,  Hosea  Eaton,  State;  William  D. j 
Locke,  George  W.  Wheeler,  2d,  William  W.  Johnson,  Stephen  Thayer.  | 
William  Hassall,  Peter  H.  Clarke,  Henry  0.  Preston,  Frank  W.Pres-|i 
ton,  George  S.  MTieeler,  John  U.  Dayis,  A.  H.  Wright.  j 

I  PELHAM - Justices — Moody  Hobbs,  Daniel  Marshall,  State; 

j  Jesse  Gibson,  Joshua  Atwood,  Quorum ;  Abel  Gage,  Dayid  Butler, 
i  Alfred  S,  Smith. 

1  PETERBOROUGH - Notary— Riley  B.  Hatch.  J'ustfces— Tim o- j 

thy  K.  Ames,  Albert  S.  Scott,  Daniel  B.  Cutter,  Riley  B.  Hatch,  Chas.j 
!  Scott,  State  ;  Albert  Smith,  Quorum  ;  James  Scott,  Josiah  S.  Morrison, 
j  Jacob  Longley,  William  B.  Kimball,  Samuel  Adams,  Kendall  C.  Scott, 

!  Alyah  Ames,  Rufus  Forbush,  Samuel  I.  Vose,  Andrew  A.  Farnsworth, 

!  Elijah  M.  Tubbs,  Ezra  M.  Smith,  Stephen  A.  Sawyer,  Jonas  Livings- 
j  ton,  Asa  Dayis,  Daniel  W.  Gould,  Frank  W.  Preston.  John  R.  Miller, 
i  Samuel  N.  Porter,  Anbury  M,  Pendleton,  Charles  W.  Wilder. 

I  STIAROX - Justices — Nathan  Moore,  Quorum;  S.  Henry  Bacon. 

TEMPLE - Justices — Francis  Whiting,  Elbridge  G.  Cutter,  Quo- 

7*U7n;  James  Killam,  Charles  P.  Haywood,  Warren  Keyes. 


CHESHIRE  COUNTY.  8^ 


WEAKE - Justices — .Tolin  L.  Hadley,  AS'tofe ;  Daniel  Paip:e,  Wm* 

Woodbnn',  Daniel  Johnson,  Quorum  ;  Amos  W.  Bailey,  Moses  A*  | 
Hodgdon,  Daniel  P.  Woodbury,  President  Felcb,  Elbridge  Putnam» 
Albe  Morrill,  Abner  Frost,  Thomas  Kilburn,  John  P.  Bartlett,  Albert 
B.  Johnson,  Charles  0.  Ballou. 

WILTON - Justices — Josiah  Fleeman,  Charles  H.  Burns,  Alfred  E. 

Jaques,  State;  Moses  Clark,  Abial  Abbott,  Lewis  Howard,  Andrew  J. 
Putnam,  Burleigh  French,  Sewell  Putnam,  Nathan  Flint,  George  0. 
Whitney. 

CHESHIRE  COUNTY. 

Register — John  J.  Allen,  jr.,  Keene. 

Treasurer — George  W.  Tilden,  Keene. 

Commissioners — Henry  0.  Coolidge,  Chesterfield  ;  Frank  H.  Cutter, 
Jaffrey ;  Joshua  B.  Clark,  Walpole. 

Sheriff — George  W.  Holbrook,  Keene.  Deputy  Sheriffs — Henr3' 
Fletcher,  Chesterfield  ;  Norman  V.  Cahill,  Fitzwilliam ;  11.  W.  Thayer, 
Hinsdale;  Isaac  Aldrich,  Ralph  J.  Holt,  Elisha  F.  Lane,  Keene;  Geo. 
Rust,  Henry  Allen,  Walpole;  Henrj'  Swan,  Winchester.  Deputies  for 
Cheshire  living  in  other  counties — Charles  Scott,  Peterboro’;  Rufus  P. 
Claggett,  Newport. 

Jailer — Isaac  Aldrich,  Keene. 

Sealer — William  S.  Briggs,  Keene. 

ALSTEAD - Justices — Ansel  Glover,  State;  Jonathan  Rawson, 

Alden  S.  Thurston,  James  F.  Isham,  Oliver  Shephard,  Whitnej’  Breed, 
Bolivar  Lovell. 

CfUESTER FIELD - Justices — John  B.  Fisk,  State  :  Warham  R. 

Platts,  Quorum  ;  William  Bennett,  Henry  0.  Coolidge,  I^bene/er  P. 
Wetherell,  Charles  C.  P.  Goodrich,  James  H.  Goodrich,  John  M.  Rich¬ 
ardson,  Mark  Cook,  William  H.  Cummings. 

DUBLIN - Juf^tices — Thomas  Fisk,  .Jonathan  K.  Smith,  Henry  C. 

Piper,  State;  Asa  Heald,  Aaron  .Smith,  Quorum.  j 

F ITZWILLIA  M - Notary — Joel  Whittemore.  Justices — Amos  A.j 

Parker,  Amos  J.  Blake,  AS'ttfte ;  Benoni  Peck,  Quorum;  Jonathan  S.j 
Adams,  Silas  Cummings,  SamT  Kendall,  John  Whittemore, A  J.  Blake.! 

QJLSUM - Justices — Frdncis  A.  Howard,  N.  0.  Hopgood,  A.  D. 

Hammond,  Luther  W.  F.  Mack.  ! 

HINSDA  LE - Justices — Frederick  Bo3’den,  Obed  Slate,*^^^^^  ;  Ilez-  j 

ekiah  F.  Horton,  L.  Liscom,  W.  S.  Barrows.  j 

JAFFREY - Notary — Peter  Upton.  Justices — Frederick  W.  Bai-' 

le3'.  State;  Addison  Prescott,  Quorum;  Gurle3'  A.  Phelps,  Oscar  H.j 
Bradle3’,  Peter  Upton,  Franklin  H.  Cutter,  Joseph  P.  Frost,  F.  S. 
Pierce.  J.  L.  Bolster,  John  Fox. 

KEENE Notaries — Francis  A.  Faulkner,  C.  Fred.  Webster,  Roy¬ 
al  H.  Porter,  George  W.  Tilden.  Justices — Thomas  M.  Edwards,  Wm.j 
P.  Wheeler,  Edward  Farrar,  Leonard  Bisco,  Francis  A.  Faulkner,  1 
George  F.  Stark  weather,  Charles  C.  Webster,  Harvey  Carleton,  Wm.  | 
P.  Abbott,  Don  H.  Woodward,  Silas  Hardy,  Farnum  F.  Lane,  Fldward 
Gustine,  jr.,  George  W.  Holbrook,  J.  Ilenr}'  Elliott,  Allen  Giffin,  John 
J.  Allen,  State;  Samuel  Woodward,  Lewis  Campbell,  George  W.  Stur- 
tevant,  C.  Fred.  Webster,  Quorum;  Nonli  R.  Cook,  Thomas  H.  Lever- 
ett,  Thomas  E.  Hatch,  Frederick  A.  Barker,  Ralph  J.  Holt,  Virgil  A. 
Wright,  Augustus  T.  Wilder,  Elisha  F.  Lane,  D.  Ilenshaw  Warde, 
Reuben  Stewart,  William  S.  Briggs,  Samuel  B.  Aldrich,  George  Tilden, 
Isaac  Aldrich,  jr.,Franci8  E.  Newcomb,  .Joseph  Hammond,  Francis  A. 
Perry,  Orville  H  Gillette,  Jehiel  Wilson,  Leonard  Wellington,  .loseph 
F.  Perry,  Daniel  Buss,  E.  II.  Bullard,  John  Humphrey,  Kendall  C. 
Scott,  Joseph  G.  Perr.v. 


JUDICIARY  DEPARTMENT. 


90 


MARLBOROUGH - Justices — Nelson  Converse,  State;  Benjamin 

Whitney,  Quorum;  Jairus  Collins,  Elijah  Boyden,  Charles  K.  Mason, 
Cyrus  E.  Hardy, 

i  MARLO  W - Justices — John  Q.  Jones,  Amos  F.  Fisk,  State;  Amos 

Iluntly,  Quorum;  Dudley  II.  Lewis,  Franklin  Downing. 

NELSON - Justices — Milan  Harris,  Charles  C.  P.  Harris,  State ; 

Charles  II.  Whitney,  Quorum;  Horatio  Osgood,  Frederick  Taylor,  Jus¬ 
tus  Fisher,  Charles  Oliver. 

RICHMOND - Justices — Daniel  R.  Spaulding,  State;  William 

Wright,  David  B.  Aldrich,  Elbridge  G.  Bemis,  Edson  Starkey,  Noble 
Fisk. 

RINDGE - Justices — Zebulon  Converse,  Ezra  S.  Stearns,  ; 

Levi  Howe,  Quorum ;  Jason  B.  Perry,  Arba  S.  Coffin,  Ebenezer  Blake, 

I  James  B.  Robbins,  Harrison  G.  Rice,  George  W.  Stearns,  Elijah  Bemis, 
'George  A.  Whitney,  Josiah  Abbott,  Martin  L.  Goddard,  Charles  C. 
Converse. 

R  ONB  UR  Y - Justice — Seth  Kingsbury, 

STODDARD - Justices — Josiah  M.  Rice,  Quorum;  Frederick  A. 

Mellen,  Nathan  Gould,  Sumner  Knight,  Luther  Abbott. 

SULLIVAN - Justices — Charles  Mason,  State;  Josiah  Peabody. 

!  SWANZEY - Justices — Alanson  S.  Whitcomb,  Charles  N.  Hills, 

[.Willard  Adams,  Benjamin  Read,  Thomas  T.  Weatherbee,  Enoch  Howes, 

I  Jothani  W.  Frink,  Stephen  Faulkner,  Alonzo  A.Ware,  Josiah  Parsons, 
Daniel  K.  Healy. 

TROY - Justices — Abel  Baker,  Edwin  Butrick,  Quorum;  Edward 

P.  Kimball,  David  W.  Farrar,  Jotham  H.  Holt,  Leonard  Farrar,  ,Ed- 
{  mund  Bemis,  Barrett  Ripley. 

I  WALPOLE - Justices — Frederick  Tose,  Hope  Lathrop.,  Abel  H. 

[Bellows,  Josiah  G.  Bellows,  David  Fisher,  State;  David  E.  Thompson, 

I  Henry  E.  Putnam,  Quorum;  John  W.  Lovejoy,  John  W.  Hayward, 
Joshua  B.  Clarke,  George  Burt,  H.  W.  S.  Griswold. 

WESTMORELAND - Justices — Larkin  Baker,  State;  Zenas  Brit¬ 

ton,  Anson  Cole,  Arvin  Aldrich,  John  Cowdrey,  Isaac  W.  Derby,  Wm. 

]  R.  Dunham,  Ebenezer  Britton,  Willard  Bill,  jr. 

WINCHESTER - Notaries — Edmund,  M.  Forbes,  Henry  Abbott. 

Justices — Edmund  M.  Forbes,  Calvin  Burnap,  S'ate;  William  Rixlbrd, 
Barnabas  C.  Peters,  Quorum;  Daniel  A.  Hawkins,  Edward  Gustine, 
Ira  W.  Russell,  Edwin  P.  Tenney.  Alvin  W.  Ball,  Charles  Barber, 
Samuel  Atherton,  Ebenezer  D.  Foster,  Everson  Cook,  Ellery  Albee, 
Henry  Lyman,  William  Shirley,  Francis  R.  Peters. 

SULLIVAN  COUNTY. 

Register — Arthur  H.  Ingram,  Newport. 

Treasurer — Thomas  P.  Smith,  Sunapee. 

Commissioners- -I F.  Raynsford,  Plainfield;  Aurelius  Dickinson, 
Claremont ;  Elias  Powers,  Croyden. 

She,riff—iQ)\\n  P.  Chellis,  Plainfield.  Deputy  Sheriffs — Abraham  D. 
Hull,  Charlestown  ;  James  W.  Bradley,  Henry  L.  Hubbard,  Claremont ; 
Lemuel  Martindale,  S.  Alden  Tracy,  Cornish;  Martin  A.  Barton, 
Rufus  P.  Claggett,  James  L.  Riely^  Newport;  W.  H.  H.  Cowles,  Sun- 
j  apee  ;  Sylvanus  Clogston,  Washington.  Deputies  for  Sullivan  living 
j  in  other  Counties.  John  Fellows,  Andover  ;  Albert  Little,  New  Lon- 
idon;  Eli  Dodge,  South  Newbury;  Albert  P.  Davis,  Warner;  James 
G.  Ticknor,  Lebanon ;  William  W.  George,  Canaan ;  Oscar  F.  Beck¬ 
with,  Alstead;  John  G.  Dickey,  Hillsborough  Bridge. 

Jailer — Martin  A.  Barton,  Newport; 

Coroner — Nathan  Hall,  Croydon. 


SULLIVAX  COUNTY.  91 


ACWORTH - Justices — Jam«"S  A.  Wood,  State  ;  Chapin  K.  Brooks 

Quorum;  .Jonathan  H.  Dickey,  .Jacob  B.  Richardson.  Henry  Dorr. 

CHARLESTOWX - Notaries — George  Olcott,  Chas.  C.  Kimball, 

Justices — Rdmnnd  L.  Cn.'hinff,  Thomas  Whipple.  State:  George  Glcott. 

\  Quorum;  SamT  Webber,  Alvan  Frost.  Sinion  W.  Albee,  Frank  W. 

1  Putnam,  Charles  C.  Kimball,  Nathatiiel  Jj.  Kennedy,  A.  D.  Hull,  Benj. 
Whipple,  J.  G.  Briggs,  Abel  Hunt,  Henry  Hubbard. 

'  CLAREMONT - Notaries — Otis  F,  R.  Waite,  John  1^.  Faravoll. 

'  Edward  D.  Baker,  Ira  Colby  jr.  Justices — Thomas  J.  Harris,  Otis  F.  \ 
R.  Waite,  Edward  D.  Raker,  Arthur  Chase,  John  L.  Farwell,  Charles  • 

H.  Eastman.  Edwin  Vaughan,  William  E.  Tutherly,  Ira  Colby,  jr.. 
Hosea  W.  Parker,  William  H.  II.  Allen,  State ;  Philander  C.  Freeman, . 
Albro  Blodgett.  Luther  Brown, ;  Jacob  W.  Sanborn.  Sylvanus  | 
F.  Redfield,  Albert  H.  Danforth,  Sumner  Putnam,  Edward  Ainsworth.' 
Thomas  R.  Gowdey,  Leo  ard  B.  Spencer,  Benjamin  P.  Walker,  Wnt. 
Clark,  Sanmcl  C.  Bailey,  Sam’l  C.  Abbott.  Charles  0.  Eastman,  Arnold 
Briggs,  Roswell  W.  Silsbee.  .June  Pierce,  George  G.  Ide.  William  Ellis, 
Henry  A.  Redfield.  Moses  R.  Emerson,  .lohn  M.  Milton.  William  M. 

I. ad»l.  Solon  C.  Grannis,  Simeon  Ide.  James  P.  Uphani.  Charles  I'ark- ' 

hurst,  Albert  C.  Ward,  Frederick  Clement,  Russell  F.  Holton,  E.  L.  | 
Goddard.  Albert  Ros>iter.  Levi  Brooks.  Sherman  Cooper.  ( 

CORNISH - Justices — Chester  Pike,  State;  Uriel  L.  Cumnnngs,  j 

Orlando  Powers,  Quorum;  Araunah  Bitmap,  Joshua  B.  Wyman,  I?en- 1 
jamin  S.  Fletcher,  James  M.  Davidson,  Harrison  T.eslie,  William  Bal-i 
loch,  George  D.  Ivenyon,  Charles  F.  Huggins,  Lemuel  Martindale,  S. ' 
Alden  Tracy.  Henry  S.  Chase,  Enoch  F.  Chellis,  S.  W.  Bryant. 

CROYDON - justices — Elias  Powers,  .Sif  a  :  .John  Cooper,  Daniel' 

R.  Hall,  Quorum  :  Nathan  Hall.  Otis  Cooper,  Albina  Hall.  j 

GOSHEN - Justices — Daniel  Lear,  Quorum;  Nathaniel  N.  Cofran. 

David  McLaughlin,  W.  H.  McCrillis. 

GRANTHAM - Justices — Oliver  B.  Buswell.  Gilman  F.  Sanborn, 

State;  Seth  C.  Sargent,  Quoruvi  ;  Lorenzo  D.  Dunbar, 

LANG  DON - Justices — John  Walker,  Quorum;  Cliristopher  C. 

.A.lbee,  Horace  Adams. 

LEMPSTER - JttsG'ccs— lAlvah  Smith,  State;  Joel  Dame,  William 

B.  Parker. 

NE^yPORT .Xotaries — Frederick  W.  Lewis,  Austin  Corbin.  Jus¬ 
tices — Austin  Corbin.  Thomas  W.  Gilmore,  Edmund  Burke.  William 
F.  Newton,  Albert  S.  Wait,  Shejdierd  L.  Bowers,  Levi  W,  Barton.  ■ 

J. yman  J.  Brooks,  Samuel  H.  Edes,  Nathan  White.  State;  Amasa  , 
Edes,  .lohn  Towne,  Jacob  Re<ldington,  Nathaniel  0.  Page,  Quorum; 
Frederick  W.  licwis,  Francis  Boardman,  George  W.  Nour.se,  Isaac  A. 
Reed,  Dexter  Richards.  Daniel  P.  Quimby.  Alex.  V,  Hitchcocfc.  Wm. 
Emerson,  George  R,  Brown,  A.  F.  Howard,  S.  H.  Moo  'y,  Paul  S. 
Adams,  .James  L.  Riley,  George  H.  Fairbanks.  A.  P.  Welcome. 

PLATNPIELD Justices — George  Bryant,  Stare;  Edward  Free¬ 
man,  jr.,  Quorum  ;  Stejihen  D.  Stone.  .John  P.  Chellis,  D.  Manchester. 
Elbridge  G.  Beers,  Benjamin  C.  Smith.  .Junius  A.  Spencer,  Abraham 
P.  Wood.  Joel  F.  Raynsford,  A.  K.  Read,  I.  D.  Hall. 

SPRINGFIELD - Justices — Richard  Sanborn,  State;  Daniel  N, 

.Adams,  Quorum  ;  .Joseph  Davis,  jr..  Luke  W.  Blood,  .John  C.  Nichol.s, 
‘Wm,  P  .Smith,  Stephen  P.  Colby,  Aimrsa  S.  Abbott,  Chas.  McDaniels. 
SI^'NA  PEE - Justices — .Josiah  Turner,  Thomas  P.  Smith,  William 

C.  Stunw,  .Jtdin  Felcli,  Slotf :  Hiram  Sargent,  Quorum;  .John  Voting, 
ir..  .Asahel  I.,ear,  Hugh  B.  Clough,  William  Young,  Bradford  Currier, 
.John  P.  Knowlt(*n. 

.  UNITY - Justices — Amos  Perltins,  Harvey  Iliintoon,  Ezra  J.  Gild- 


92  JUDICIARY  DEPARTMENT. 


djii,  State;  John  Paul,  Gilbert  Lewis,  Josiah  H.  Straw,  Joseph  M. 
Perkins,  Nathan  Huntoon,  Nathaniel  A.  Lull,  Ilarve.\  Sanborn,  Josh¬ 
ua  Tenny,  William  C.  Hobart,  Israel  P.  lireed,  E.  W.  Woodell. 

WASHINGTON - Justices — Martin  Chase,  Solomon  E.  Jones, 

State;  John  McAlvin,  Sullivan  W.  Healey,  James  Barney,  John  0. 
Metcalf,  Sylvanus  Clogston,  Hartwell  Wright,  Joseph  A.  Howard, 
Nathaniel  G.  Jones. 

GRAFTON  COUNTY.  j 

Register — Charles  B.  Griswold,  Lebanon. 

Treasurer — Isaac  J.  Quimby,  Bethlehem. 

Commissioners — Ira  Whitcher,  Benton ;  Samuel  K.  3Iason,  Bristol ; 
Lewis  C.  Pattee,  Lebanon. 

Sheriff  and  Jailer — Grove  S.  Stevens,  Haverhill.  Deputy  Sheriffs — 
George  Morrison,  Bath;  David  P.  Prescott,  Bristol;  William  W. 
George,  Canaan;  James  G.  Ticknor,  Lebanon;  Curtis  C.  Bowman, 
Littleton;  Epraim.  B.  Strong,  Orford;  Dudley  L.  Claik,  Pljunouth; 
J.  D.  Osgood,  W'entworth.  Deputies  for  Grafton  living  in  Merrimack, 
County — Jonathan  P.  Sanborn,  Franklin,  Albert  Sanborn,  W'ilmot.  j 

ALEXANDRIA - Justices — lleinan  J.  W’ilson,  Quorum;  James 

Crawford,  Leonard  Cheney,  Schuyler  W'aiker,  Nason  M.  Cass,  Charles 
N.  Plnmer,  John  M.  Stanton. 

ASHLAND - Justice — James  L.  Wilson. 

BA  TH - Justices — Harry  Hibbard,  Jatnes  II.  Johnson,  Jesse  Mann, 

I  George  Morrison,  Alonzo  P.  Carpenter,  John  li.  Carleton,  Jolm  Bedel,! 
State;  Isaac  Patterson,  George  Cutting,  Edward  Woods,  Chester  C.j 
Hutchins,  Quorum;  Myron  S.  Woodward,  George  "SV.  Clement.  Moses i 
I  Abbott,  Daniel  Patterson,  Samuel  Ross,  Ezra  B.  Gale,  Aaron  H.  Hib-' 
bard,  William  Child,  W'arren  Buss,  Natlianiol  G.  Woodman,  Hiram  j 
D.  Sawyer,  S.  F.  Lougee,  Amos  Whitcher.  j 

BENTON - Justices — James  J. ‘Page,  Quorum;  Ira  Whitcher,! 

George  W.  Mann,  James  Page,  Amos  Whitcher,  Caleb  W'ells,  Cliitse  i 
W^hitcher. 

BETHLEHEM Justices — W  illiam  Kenney,  State ;  Isaac  J.  Quim¬ 
by,  Timothy  P.  Turner,  Thomas  J.  Spooner,  Luther  Wallace,  W  ilson 
Wilder,  Franklin  B.  Sawyer,  C.  H.  Applebee,  D.  P.  Goi  dan,  W  illiam 
McGregory.  ; 

BRIDGWATER - Justices — Nathaniel  Batchelder,  Joshua  P.  I 

Smith,  Quorum;  David  B.  Clement,  Thomas  Hammond,  Charles! 

W'oodman.  ; 

BRISTOL - Notary — Samuel  K.  Mason,  Justices — Oscar  F.  Fowler, ! 

.Tason  C.  Draper.  Lewis  W.  Fling,  Samuel  K.  Mason,  William  B.  Ber-| 
ry,  Albert  Blake,  State ;  Joshua  P.  Smith,  Levi  Bartlett,  Quorum  ; ; 
Josepli  S.  Chase,  Jas.  T.  Sanborn,  Marshall  W'.  White,  T.evi  D.  Johii-| 
son,  John  M.  R.  Emmons,  Calvin  H.  Mudgett,  Clinton  Blake,  H.  B.  | 
Fowler,  ,T.  P.  Smith.  Schuyler  W'aiker.  j 

CAMPTON - Justices — Azras  Holmes,  Ntafc  ;  Amos  Flint,  Will- j 

iam  P.  Robinson,  Thomas  J.  Sanborn,  Quorum;  Thomas  S.  Pnlsifer, i 
Corydon  W.  Cook,  Alfred  Cook,  Isaac  L.  Adams,  Samuel  H.  Dow,  Ed-  j 
win  Pronk,  T.  H.  Drew. 

CA.iV'AAJV" - Notary — Matthew  H.  Milton.  Justices — William  P. 

W'eeks,  W'illiam  W.  George,  Isaac  N.  Blodgett,  Eleazer  Bai  ney,  S.  iP'” 
Sweatt,  George  W.  Murray,  George  Harris,  Jesse  Martin,  State  ;  Peter 
S.  W'ells,  John  M.  Earlier,  .Tames  IT.  Kelley,  Darius  Barnard,  .Matthew' 
H.  Milton,  Harry  Leeds,  William  A.  Wallace,  John  S.  Shephard,  J.  D. 
Weeks.  Horace  Kenne,  Hollis  B.  W'hitnev  Levi  Georsre,  James  Doten, 
H.  H.  Wilson,  J.  T.  Milton. 


GRAFTON  COUNTY.  93 


DANBURY - Justices — Stillman  Clark,  James  S-iKnowlton,  Moses 

L.  Taylor,  Iddo  S.  Brown. 

DORCHESTER - Justices — Samuel  W.  Clement,  Quorum;  Par¬ 

ker  Follansbec,  George  F.  Colburn,  Ethan  White,  Asahel  Blodgett. 

ELLSWORl'H - Justices — David  R.  Buzzell,  Charles  Pease. 

ENFIELD - Notary — Carter  Houston.  Justices — Wm.  C.  Smith, 

i  Wyman  Pattee,  James  F.  Bryant,  Valentine  Manahan,  ;  James 
Huse,  James  F.  Pattee,  Clement  Smith,  Mark  Purmort,  Andrew  C. 

;  Fifield,  Janies  F.  Jones,  A.  A,  Cox,  John  B.  Follansbee,  Timothy  Kid¬ 
der,  jr.,  Natt  S.  Wheeler,  J.  B.  Burt, 

FRANCONIA - Justices — Ebenezer  B.  Parker,  State;  Simeon 

Spooner,  W'illiam  A.  Wells,  Priest  Young,  Joel  Spooner,  Nathaniel 
W.  Cheney.  Simeon  L.  Burt,  J.  R.  Cogswell,  D.  E.  Wells. 

GRAFTON - Justices — Joseph  G.  Whitcomb,  Washington  George, 

\State\  Asa  Martin,  Quorum;  Gilbert  W.  Rollins,  Nathaniel  W.  C. 
Davis,  W,  S.  Woodward,  A.  B.  Hoit. 

j  GROTON Justices — Jonathan  Goodhue,  Joshua  R.  Wheat,  Jo¬ 
seph  F.  Cilley,  David  M.  Tenney  Bradden  Ferrin,  George  E.  Colburn, 
David  Hobart,  Nathaniel  Wilton,  David  N.  Kemp,  Luther  Elliott. 

i  HANOVER - Notaries — Cornelius  A.  Field,  Newton  S.  Hunting- 

’  ton.  Justices — Dixi  Crosby,  Daniel  F.  Richardson,  William  H.  Dun- 
Ican,  Edwin  D.  Sanborn,  John  S.  Woodman,  Osmyn  S.  Ingalls,  Daniel 
:  Blaisdell,  Isaac  Ross,  James  W.  Patterson,  State;  Adna  P.  Balch,  John 
E.  Sinclair,  Isaac  Fellows,  Asahel  Smith,  Elihu  Hulburt,  Quorum  ; 
David  Camp,  John  Tenney,  John  L  Bridgman,  Joseph  Tenney,  Elihu 
j  T.  Quimby  Walter  W.  Chase. 

I  HAVERHILL - Notary — Nathaniel  W.  Westgate.  Justices — Na- 

1  thaniel  W.  Westgate,  Charles  A.  Dole,  John  S.  Bryant,  Natnan  B. 

!  Felton,  Luther  C.  Morse,  William  II.  Duncan,  State;  John  McClary, I 
;  Quorum;  Grove  S.  Stevens,  Hiram  Morgan,  Hosea  S  Baker,  Samuel  I 
;  Pago,  Nathaniel  M.  Swasey,  Atyon  P.  Glazier,  David  Page,  George  W.  | 
jChapman,  Isaac  Morse,  Jacob  Bell,  Phineas  Spaulding,  James  P.  Web- 
'ster,  John  F.  Morse,  Charles  M.  Weeks,  James  Glynn,  Alonzo  F.  Pike,' 
Tyler  Westgate,  H.  W.  Reading.  Parker  M.  Child,  George  F.  Putnam,! 
;  Henry  B.  Leonard,  C.  B.  Griswold,  Chas.  B.  Smith,  Fred.  B.  Jackman, 
j  Jacob  Morie,  William  R.  Park,  Ezra  S.  Kimball.  j 

!  HEBRON - Justices — James  J.  Crosby,  Quorum’,  David  McClure  i 

.Lucius  W.  Hammond. 

1  HOLDERNESS - Justices — Thomas  P.  Cheney,  Benj.  B.  Worthen, 

Jonathan  E.  Keyes,  Daniel  Smith.  2d.  Samuel  M.  Wright,  State;  Geo.; 
;  Hoyt,  Quorum;  John  G.  Annan,  James  L.  Wilson,  Daniel  C.  Worthen, i 
John  Jewett,  Arthur  L.  Shaw,  R.  R.  D.  Dearborn,  Edwin  F.  Bailey, ; 
I  John  H.  Mudgett,  Horatis  N.  Smith,  Sam'l  M.  Howe,  Andrew'  Smith,' 
1  Samuel  D.  Merrill.  i 

I  LANDA  FF - Justices — Moses  Clark,  Quorum;  Willis  B.  Blondin,' 

I  Daniel  Whitcher,  Benjamin  Morrill,  Archimedes  Young,  Samuel  A.j 
Eaton,  Savory  Gordon,  jr.,  John  E.  Hall,  Stephen  Kendall,  George  W.  1 
Young, 

J  LEBANON - Notaries — James  H.  Kendrick,  Edward  J.  Durant.' 

\  Justices — Albert  M.  Shaw,  Caleb  Plaistridge,  Daniel  Richardson,  Jew-i 
jett  D.  Hosley,  Edw’anl  J.  Durant,  James  G.  Ticknor,  Francis  A.  Cush-; 
man,  Adoniram  Smalley,  ;  Elisha  P.  Lisoomb,  Fariss  Comings, 

!  Quorum;  Joseph  W.  Cleveland,  George  H.  Lathrop,  Lewis  R.  Morris, 
i  William  Hoffman.  Eleazer  Aspinwall.  Richard  S.  Howe,  Oliver  Lj 
j  Stearns,  Elias  H.  Cheney.  Solon  A.  Beck,  Charles  A.  Cushing,  Lewis  C.; 
j  Pattee.  Joel  Baker,  William  S.  Ela. 

1  LINCOLN - Justice — Stephen  M.  Hanson. 


94  JUDICIARY  DEPARTMESTT. 


LISBON - Justices — William  H. Cummings  Joseph  Parker,  State; 

Charles  Parker,  Quorum ;  Stephen  H.  Cummings,  Horace  B.  Sayage, 
Ward  B.  Noyes,  Jehiel  W.  Savage,  Artemas  Wells,  Charles  Eaton, 
Stephen  P.  Simonds,  James  R.  Young,  Charles  H.  Boynton,  Edward 
D.  Rand,  Ward  P.  Aldrich,  Asa  Hildreth,  William  M.  Taylor,  Augus¬ 
tus  A.  Woolson,  Cyrus  Ela,  George  F.  Cushman,  James  A.  McKean, 
Hiram  Noyes,  M.  R.  Priest,  Sefli  F.  Hoskins. 

LITTLETON - Notary — Edward  W.  Farr.  Justices — Simeon  B. 

I  Johnson,  John  Farr,  Charles  W.  Rand,  Harry  Bingham,  John  Sargent,  | 

I  George  A.  Bingham,  Edward  0.  Kenney  Marshall  D.  Cobleigh,  James  i 
■  J.  Barrett,  Cyrus  Eastman,  State;  Edmund  Carleton,  William  J.  Bel-j 
lows,  Otis  Batchelder,  Marquis  L.  Gould,  Philip  H.  Paddleford,  Roby  | 
C.  Towns,  Alexander  Mclntire.  John  M.  Carleton,  Lovell  Taylor,  Ben- j 
Ijamin  Atwood,  Henry  L.  Thaj’er,  David  Mellen,  Nelson  C.  Farr,  Alon¬ 
zo  Weeks,  James  R.  Jackson,  Curtis  C.  Bowman  Evarts  W.  Farr,  Geo. 
Farr,  John  W,  English,  George  Abbott,  Alfred  E.  Drew,  L.  C.  Kenney, 

L.  C.  Wilkins,  C.  H,  Green,  F.  S.  Morse,  L.  B.  Towne. 

LYMAN - Justices — Luther  B,  Hoskins,  Fred  D.  Chandler,  State  \ 

Lebbeus  Hastings,  Quorum;  Ira  0.  Knapp,  Ira  E.  Titus. 

LYME - Justices — Harr-is  Allen,  Sylvanus  Hewes,  David  C. 

Churchill,  jr.,  State ;  Edmund  F.  Sawyer,  Ephraim  K.  Porter,  Selah  Beal, ' 
George  Flint,  Francis  Porter,  Sidney  S.  Grant,  Asa  Thurston,  Benj.i 

F.  Gilbert,  Holmes  M.  Clark,  Samuel  C.  Dimick.  | 

MONROE - Justices — Horace  Duncan,  Jedediah  Buffum, ; 

Philip  P.  Mason,  Nathaniel  K.  Sterling,  James  A.  Moore,  Darius  F. 
Blodgett,  Albert  Mason,  Anson  Johnson,  Alex  Warden,  Horace  Emery.  ^ 

ORANGE - Justices — Samuel  Andrews,  State;  Elijah  0.  Lowell, ; 

I  Ralph  Q.  Dunbar,  Zeuas  Whittier,  Levi  E.  Flanders.  i 

OR  FORD - Justices — Stedman  Willard,  Daniel  P.  Wheeler,  Chas. ; 

W.  Pierce,  State;  Henry  A.  Dame,  James  M.  Learned,  Ephraim  B.  ■ 
Strong,  H.  H.  Conant.  I 

PIERMONT - Justices — Lewis  E.  Risley,  George  Dodge,  Reuben  ; 

M.  Kent.  j 

PLYMOUTH - Justices — Henry  W.  Blair,  William  Leverett,  Den-: 

ison  R.  Burnham,  Washington  George,  Joseph  Burroughs,  Anson 
Merrill,  State  ;  Janies  McQuestou,  John  G.  Langdon,  Quorum  ;  Seth ; 
jDoton,  Daniel  H.  Currier  John  T.  Cutter.  Arthur  Ward,  Joseph  Clark, 
Hiram  W.  Gove,  Timothy  Eastman,  Nathaniel  A.  Pike,  F.  W.  A.  Robie, : 

G,  McL.  Houston,  Wm.  A.  Chandler,  John  Mason,  Walter  D.  Blaisdell, ' 
!  A.  J.  0.  Barnard,  Hiram  Clark,  Fisher  Ames,  G.  F.  Morrill. 

I  RUMNEY - Justices — Josiah  Quincy,  Samuel  H.  Quincy,  John 

I L,  Dearborn,  State;  Samuel  Herbert,  Hugh  B.  Simpson,  Quorum; 

!  Abraham  Ward,  Otis  Widtney,  Josiah  Quincy,  jr.,  Lyman  Merrill,  i 
i  Clinton  B.  Simpson,  Daniel  S.  Ward,  Joseph  L,  Spaulding,  J.  W.  Pease, 

'  Samuel  D.  Baker. 

THORNTON - Tustices — Francis  H.  Drew,  Charles  F.  Bowen, : 

;  Quorum  ;  Joseph  W.  Morrison,  Milton  Foss,  William  L.  Horner, : 
;  Frank  W.  Avery,  Onslow  P.  Gilman,  E.  G.  Gilford,  1 

'  WARREN - Justices — Samuel  B,  Page.  State  ;  David  C.  French, 

i  William  Lang,  Quorum  ;  Jerniiah  S.  Jewett,  Isaac  Merrill,  Enoch  R, 

;  Weeks,  Henrv  D.  Martin,  William  Ramsey. 

I  WA  TER  VIL  LE - ./wsOce— Samuel  Dolloff. 

j  WENTWORTH - Justice's — J.  Everett  Sargent,  Wm.  A.  Flanders, 

\State ;  John  Currier,  David  Gove,  J,  D.  Osgood,  Hiram  D.  Morey,  H.  S. 
i  Moore. 

I  WOODSTOCK - Justices — Nathan  H.  Weeks,  State;  Jacob  B. 

jDemeritt,  Quorum  ;  Jesse  Jackman,  Joseph  W.  Campbell. 

i   


C003  COUNTY  95 


coos  COUNTY. 

RegisUr — Benjamin  F.  Iliinking,  Lancaster. 

Treasurer — Edwin  W.  Drew,  Stewartstown. 

Commissioners — Seneca  S.  Merrill,  Colebrook ;  John  C.  Leighton, 
Randolph  ;  Stephen  Carleton.  Wliitefield. 

I  Benjamin  H.  Corning',  Northumberland.  Deputy  Sheriffs — 

;  Enoch  L.  Colby,  Charles  F.  Colby,  Lancaster;  Albert  S.  Eustis,  Cole- 
!  brook ;  Samuel  M.  Harvey,  Columbia;  Lucius  Hartshorn,  Stratford, 

{  Deputy  for  Coos  living  in  Grafton  County — M.  D.  Cobleigh,  Littleton. 

Jailer — Russell  M.  Hodgdon,  Lancaster.  j 

I  Coroners — AW.  Drew,  Stewartstown;  Ira  S.  M.  Gove,  Wliitefield.  j 

I  BERLIX - Justices — Merrill  C.  Forist,  State ;  Daniel  Green,  Quo- 1 

!  rum  ;  Greenleaf  Cofiin,  Fletcher  I.  Bean.  I 

!  CARROLL - Justices — Josiah  Moody,- ;  Ebeuezer  Glines,  i 

'  Samuel  Worthley.  I 

CLARKSVILLE - Justices — Stephen  G.  Fuller,  JohnKeyser,  Pel-; 

etiah  C.  Roby,  Benj.  C.  VV’iswall.  I 

1  COLEBROOK - Notary — Albert  Barker.  Justices — Hazen  Bedel  i 

\  State;  Albert  Barker,  Hezekiah  Parsons,  Quorw/n, ;  Alfred  Lovering ; 
!  Archelaus  Cummings,  John  Whittemore,  Henry  W.  Woodrow,  Augus- 
;  tus  Harris,  Charles  P.  Garfield,  Richard  Hensen,  Ira  Quimby,  Elmon  ! 
:  H.  Williams,  William  H.  Shurtletf,  Albert  S.  Eustis,  James  I.  Parsons,  j 
Chester  B.  Johnson,  David  E.  Cummings,  Sherburne  R.  Merrill,  Ormon  ! 
'P.  Ray,  Jason  H.  Dudley,  B.  R.  Gilman,  Seneca  S.  Merrill,  J  Whittier,  i 

!  COLUMBIA - Justices — Samuel  M.  Harvey,  Enoch  Rogers,  Qiio-\ 

!  rum;  John  B.  Annis,  Lewis  Snow,  John  S.  Lyman,  Jonathan  Gilman,  1 

I  H.  M.  Hobart,  Enoch  G.  Rogers,  S.  W.  Curtis,  H.  N.  Cone,  D.  Q.  Cole,  j 

j  DALTON-— — Justices — Moses  H.  Rix,  John  Bond,  Quorum ;  \ 

John  Blakeslee,  jr.,  Arnold  Bolles.  ! 

DUMMER - Justices — Isaac  C.  Wight,  Clayton  Twitchell,  Ransom  ; 

Twitchell.  | 

ERROL - Justices — David  H.  Thurston,  William  W.  Bragg,  L.  A.  j 

j  Lovering,  Charles  L.  Heyward.  | 

j  GORHAM - Justices — John  Burbank,  Quorum;  John  G.  Wright, | 

Urban  Shorey,  Edward  M.  Wright,  John  T.  Peabody,  Orrin  Tubbs,  i 
'  Albert  S.  Twitchell,  F.  W.  Dickinson,  Rufus  F.  Ingalls.  | 

I  JEFFERSON — —Justices — Benjamin  H.  Plaisted,  State  ;  Jeremiah  i 
i  Ricker,  Charles  Hight,  Nathan  R.  Perkins,  Nathaniel  Moulton,  Aaron 
;  M.  Pottle,  James  U.  Goodall,  Charles  L.  Plaisted.  i 

j  LANCASTER - Sotary — Richard  P.  Kent.  Justices — Jacob  Ben-i 

'  ton,  James  W.  Weeks,  William  Burns,  Benjamin  F.  Whidden,  Edmund  j 
I  Brown,  Henry  0.  Kent,  Joseph  H.  Buckingham,  George  A.  Cossitt, 

;  Ossiau  Ray,  Josiah  H.  Benton,  jr..  Slate;  Hiram  A.  Fletcher,  Dan’l  C.  i 
;  Pinkhani,  William  Heywood,  Harvey  Adams.  John  M.  Whipi)ie,  Enoch  ; 
L.  Colby,  James  S.  Brackett,  Quorum;  Hartford  Sweet,  Seth  Savage,! 
Benjamin  F.  Hunking.  Charles  B.  Allen,  Edward  Savage,  Andrew  J.j 
jCongdon,  William  D.  Weeks,  Hiram  Savage,  John  W.  Barney,  Charles' 
E.  Allen,  Edward  R.  Kent,  Benj.  H.  Derby,  William  S.  Ladd,  Richard 
P.  Kent,  George  H.  Emerson,  Henry  Heywood,  A.  P.  Freeman. 

'  MILAN - -Justices — James  M  Phipps,  Calvin  P.  Stevens,  State; 

'Peter  A.  Q.  W.  Phipps,  Quorum-,  Samuel  B.  Cofiin,  Abner  C.  Cole, 

I  Columbus  Lane,  Moses  Hotlgdon. 

:  M I LLSFI ELD - Justice — George  W.  Annis. 

i  NORTHUMBERLAND - Charles  Bellows,  Edward  F.  i 

j  Buckman,  ;  Wm.  H.  Poole,  Quorum  :  .Josiah  Morse,  B.  H.  Corn-| 
ling,  Alpheus  Hutchins,  William  K.  Richey,  Wayne  Cobleigh,  Charles 
I  Cobleigh,  James  W.  Abbott,  R.  L.  Adams.  i 

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96 

WEATHER  TABLE. 

PITTSBURGH - Justices — Fernando  C.  Jacobs,  Elias  L.  Farnham, 

Elijah  C.  Sayer,  S.  P.  Luther,  John  C.  Haynes,  Ephraim  C.  Aldrich. 

RANDOLPH - Justices — Justus  Low,  Albert  G.  Messenger,  Geo. 

W.  Coggswell,  Quorum ;  John  C.  Leighton. 

SHELBURNE - Justices — Manson  Green,  James  H.  Hall,  State; 

Daniel  P.  Evans,  Darius  Green,  Fletcher  Odell,  Edward  P.  Burbank,  | 
Edward  P.  Philbrick.  j 

STARK - Justices — Harwood  Pike,  State;  Aaron  J.  Smith,  Quo¬ 

rum;  Solomon  Cole. 

SIEWARTSTOWN - Justices  —  Amos  W.  Drew.  State;  John 

Flanders  Isaiah  H.  Pickard,  Quorum;  Stephen  Cross.  Edwin  W.  Drew, 
Joseph  W.  Flanders,  James  A.  Morrill,  Horace  J.  Hail,  Hyde  C.  Trask, 
Hiram  D.  Flanders,  James  M.  Kidder,  Geo.  W.  Flanders.  | 

!  STRATFORD - Justices — Charles  Mahurin,  Benjamin  B.  Ocking- 1 

jton,  Melviu  Marshall,  Marcus  D.  Johnson,  George  M.  Johnson^  Wm  i 
R.  Brown.  Thomas  Connary.  i 

WENTWORTIPS  LOCATION - Justices— Albert  J.  Peaslee, 

;  George  W.  Lewis. 

1  WHITEFIELD - Justices — Aurin  M.  Chase,  State;  Albert  Winch, 

j  Charles  Libbey,  Isaac  Miner,  Sprague  Carleton,  J.  G.  Truian,  Kimball 
i  Cole,  Daniel  Parker,  Ira  S.  M.  Gove. 


A  TABLE 

For  foretelling  the  weather  through  all  lunatiofis  of  each  year  forever. 

I  This  table  is  the  result  of  many  years’  actual  observation,  the  whole 
j  being  constructed  on  a  due  consideration  of  the  Sun  and  Moon  in  their 
i  several  positions  respecting  the  Earth,  and  will,  by  simple  inspection, 
jshow  the  observer,  what  kind  of  weather  will,  most  probably,  follow 
the  entrance  of  the  Moon  into  any  of  her  quarters,  and  that  so  near 
I  the  truth  as  to  be  seldom  or  never  found  to  fail. 


MOOX  1  TIME  OF  CHANGE.  | 

IN  SUMMER. 

IN  WINTER. 

© 

Happens  between  2  and  4 

fair. 

Lard  frost  unless 

o’clock  A.  M. 

• 

wind  be  S.or  W. 

Between  2  and  4  A.  M. 

cold,  w'ith  fre- 

snowy  and  stormy 

w  w 

quent  showers. 

CC  X 

4  and  6 

rain. 

rain. 

“  6  and  8  “ 

wind  and  rain. 

stormy. 

«  8  and  10  “ 

changeable. 

cold  rain,  if  wind 

- 

1  ^ 

“  10  and  12  “ 

frequent  showers 

W.;  snow,  if  E. 
cold,  &,  high  w’ind 

c  .. 

C  G 

At  12  M.  and  2  P.  M. 

very  rainy. 

snow  or  rain. 

o  o 

Between  2  and  4  P.  M. 

changeable. 

fair  and  mild. 

“  4  and  6  “ 

fair. 

fair. 

6  and  8  “ 

fair,if  wind  N.W, 

fair  and  frosty,  if 

rainy,it  S.or  S,W. 

wind  N.or  N.E. 

■4-> 

8  and  10 

ditto. 

rain  or  snow,  if  S. 
ditto.  [or  S.  W. 

10  and  midnight. 

fair. 

fair  and  frosty. 

|‘  1.  The  nearer  the  lime  of  the  Moon’s  change.  First  Quarter,  Full, 
I  and  Last  Quarter,  are  to  MID-NIGHT,  the  fairer  will  the  weather  be 
I  during  the  seven  day  following.  2.  The  nearer  to  MID-DAY,  or 
j  NOON,  these  Pliases  of  the  Moon  happen  the  more  foul  or  wet  the 
I  weather  may  be  expected  during  the  next  seven  days. 


BrSlNESS  BIRECTORY, 

Contain’Dg  the  names  and  P.  0.  address  of  the  prominent  hnsi- 
ness,  an<l  professional  men  of  the  State,  and  also  of  the  Clinrches, 
Literary  Institutions,  Hotels,  <tc,,  arranged  in  alphabetical  order  by 
Counties,  with  facts  concerning  the  facilities  of  publie  travel  or  means 
of  access  to  every  town  in  the  State,  and  also  concerning  their  water 
power.  Most  of  the  abbreviations  used  will  be  rea  ily  understood. 
“  Facilities  for  public  travel  ”  is  rejiresented  by  F.  p.  t.  and  “  Water 

power”  l)y  W.  p,  A - separates  the  names  of  business  men  ac- 

corfliug  to  their  P(jst-Office  address  in  different  portions  of  a  town. 
It  the  addi  ess  is  not  given  it  is  understood  to  be  the  name  of  the  town 
at  the  head  of  the  paragrajih. 

The  publishers  will  l)e  grateful  to  any  person  who  will  report  any 
errors  in  these  items,  or  suggest  any  additions  which  will  make  the 
book  more  valuable  to  the  public. 


ROCKINGHAM  COUNTY. 

ATKINSON — Postmaster — Charles  Fernald,  A.  Depot.  Attorney — 
John  Kelley.  *  Physician — Isaac  li.  Hovey.  Churches — Cong.,  Jesse 
Page;  univ., - .  Literary  Institution — Atkinson  Academy.  Mer¬ 

chant — Geo.  P.  Dow,  groceries.  Manufacturers — Isaac  Hale,  lumber; 
H.  Dow  k  Co,  trunks,  valises  and  carpet-bags.  Facilities  for  public 
travel — Stage  from  West  Hampstead  to  A.  Depot.  Water  power — little. 

A  UBURX — Postmistress — Mary  A.  Willey.  Physician — Hanson  C. 
Canney.  Church — Cong.,  .Tosiah  L.  Armes.  Merchants — Luther  Mel¬ 
vin,  Henry  Dockham,  Henry  Saltmarsh,  groceries.  Manufacturers — 
G.  G.  Griffin.  G.  P.  Clark,  A.  Dinsmore,  lumber.  F.p.  t — Portsmouth 
&  Concord  R.  R.  If',  p. — abundant. 

BRENTWOOD — Postmaster — Frederick  Robinson.  Physician — 

Moses  II.  Caverly.  Churches — Bap., - ;  Cong.,  Nathan  Lasall**, 

a- t.  pas.  Merchants — E.  B.  Wood,  Kingston  p.  o.; - J.  M.  Sinclair, 

Epping.  p.  o.  Manufacturers — D.  Frank  Fellows  &  Co.,  leather;  E.  G. 
Flanders,  R.  II.  Fellows,  lumber ;  Willard  Russell,  paper,  Exeter, 
p.  o.  F.  p.  t. — None.  W  p. — abundant. 

CANDJA — Postmaster — John  Rowe.  Physicians — Richard  II.  Page, 

E.  L  Carr.  Churches — Bap.,  Arthur  Caverno  ;  Cong.,  Lauren  Armsby; 
Meth.,  Silas  Green.  Merchants — .Jacob  L.  Barker,  Philbrick  &  Lang, 
John  K.  Nay,  W.  ,T.  Dudley,  T.  H.  Clifford,  groceries.  Manufacturers 
— Thomas  Batchelder,  Chester  C.  Smith,  carriages:  Alexander  Gil¬ 
christ,  cal)inet  and  furniture;  Dudley,  White  k  Ingalls,  shoes.  Hotel 
and  Jjivery  Stable — Union  House.  George  W.  Robinson.  F.  p.  t. — C.  k 
P.  R.  R..  Stage  to  Deerfield  Parade,  daily.  W.p. — little. 

CHESTER — Postmaster — David  L.  Batchelder.  Physicians — .Tames 

F.  Brown;  Fk  L.  Wright,  eclec.;  John  Dearborn,  Thomp.  Churches — 
Bap.,  H.  W.  Day;  Cong..  .7  Logan  Tomlinson  ;  Meth.,  Abraham  Folsom, 
Literary  Lnstitutian — Chester  Academy,  Harriet  T.  Melvin,  Prin. 
Merchu7}ts — Thomas  J.  Melvin,  Henry  Moore,  William  Greenough, 
George  Merrill,  dry  goods  and  general  assortment.  Manufaciurers — 
Sargent  k  Underhill,  hoots  and  shoes  ;  A.  &  J.  N.  Hazelton,  pails. 
Hotel — David  L.  Batchelder.  F.p.  t. — stage  once  each  day  to  Deiry 
Depot  on  the  Manchester  k  Lawrence  R.  R.;  stage  to  and  from  Ex'-ter 
twice  each  week.  VK  p. — several  small  streams,  with  waw  k  grist¬ 
mills,  and  one  pail  factory. 


Allopaths,  unless  otherwise  designated. 


J 


98 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


BA  N'VILLE — Postmaster — Oliver  Sanborn.  C/iurches — Bap.,  P.  S. 

Burbank,  f.  w.,  Plaistow  p.  o.; - Meth.,  R.  Tilton,  Derry  p.  o.  Mer- 1 

chants — Oreii  Pa.^e,  groceries ;  J.  C.  Bradley,  general  assortment,  i 
Plaistow  p.  o.  Manufacturers — J.  C.  Peaslee,  lumi)er;  Samuel  Sar-! 

'gent,  David  Sargent,  barrels; - A,  A.  Collins,  shoes,;  A.  J.  Dimond,} 

A.  E.  Colby,  lumber:  A.  E.  Colby,  E.  Tewksbury  &  Co.,  b'>xes;  J.  H.  i 
&  L.  W.  Collins,  J.  k  A.  B.  Collins,  J.  &  L.  Collins,  Win.  Huntington,  i 

O.  Dimond,  barrels,  Plaistow  p.  o.  j 

DEERFIELD — Postmasters — Stephen  Brown: - 3Irs.  Emeline; 

Whi<lden,  D.  Center; - Francis  J.  White,  South  D.  Attorney — Ira  i 

St.  Clair.  Physicians — Stephen  Brown,  George  11.  Towle,  J.  0.  Roy- 

nolds  ; - .Tohn  0.  Haynes,  Thomp.,  D.  Center.  Churches — Bap.,  H.  0.  i 

Walker;  Cong.,  Jacob  Chapman;  Bap.,  f.,  George  S.  Hill.  Merchants  \ 
— J.  W.  Prescott,  Rufus  Fellows.  II.  II.  Be:vn,  general  assortment ;  j 

! - Charles  W.  Prescot^,  D.  Center  ; - Benjamin  Sanborn,  South  D.  > 

Manufacturers — Dearborn,  Philbrick  &  Sawyer,  lumber;  T/,  D.  &  J  W.! 

Ladd,  carriages:  J.  F.  Prescott,  furniture  and  coffins,  D.  Center  ; - 

Charles  Rogers,  lumber.  South  D.  Hotels — J.  W.  Prescott; - Gecnge  ’ 

Page,  D.  Center.  Livery  stable — George  Page.  F.  p.  t. — stage  daily  j 
from  Deerfield  Parade  to  Candia  Depot.  yV.p.  — fair.  { 

DERRY— Postmasters — Arthur  T  Learned; - Henry  E.  Eastman,  j 

D.  Depot,  AAtorney — Greenleaf  C.  Bartlett.  Physicians — .fames  H.  i 
iCrombie,  David  S,  Clark.  Churches — Cong,,  Ebenezer  G.  Parsons,! 

I  Meth.,  Elihu  Scott  Literary  Institutions — Adams  Female  Academy,! 

I  Emma  L.  Taylor  ; - Pinkerton  Academy,  Littlefield.  Merchants — 8. ; 

!  Pettee,  jr.,  A.  T.  Learned,  Wm.  Leach,  Frank  W.  Parker,  general  assort-; 
iment;  Ithamar  Hut  bard,  jewelry  ;  F.  M.  &  L.  Barker,  npllinery; - 

j  Henry  E.  Eastman,  general  assortment,  D.  Depot.  Marntfucturers — 
i  H.  R.  Underhill.  cUge  tools;  Benj.  Chase,  jr.,  ribs  for  factory  reeds. 

!  Hotels — Sanders’  Hotel,  J.  C.  Sanders  ; - Railroad  House,  Poore  &. 

j  Lord,  D.  Depot.  F.  p.  t. — M  tnchester  k  Lawrence  R.  R.;  Stage  from 
Chester  daily.  W.p. — small. 

EAST  KINGSTON— Postmaster — Joseph  C.  Sargent.  Churches — 
Moth.,  James  M.  Sanborn.  Merchants — Joseph  C.  Sargent,  boots  and 
shoes;  John  S,  Clark,  dry  goods  and  grocerie'f.  Manufacturers — Jas, 
M.  Sanborn  &  Co.,  leather;  H.  L.  Rowell,  G.  F.  Rowell,  boots  and 
shoes  ;  Harry  Downing.  Elbridge  Webster,  Jacob  H.  Morse  k  Brother,  j 
lumber.  W.p. — Plenty  of  water  for  six  months’ use.  j 

EPPING — Postmasters — George  E.  Lawrence  ; - W.  X.  Dow,  West  j 

E.  Attorney — H.  F.  Hopkins.  Physicians — II.  B.  Burnham,  Nathan- j 
iel  Batchelder.  Churches — Cong.,  Josiah  11.  Stearns,  Epis.,  E.  H.  Dow- 1 
ning,  Meth.,  A.  R.  hunt,  Univ,,  Nathaniel  Goldsmith.  Merchants — ; 
J.  H.  Bartlett,  boots  and  shoes;  Daniel  Stickney,  clothing ;  Geo.  E. ; 
Lawrence,  drugs  and  medicines:  W.  N.  Dow,  general  a-sortment ; 
W.  H.  Johnson,  J.  H.  Pike  W.  R.  Bunker.  W,  N,  Dow.  groceries  ;  Da-|' 
vid  Stickney,  hats  and  caps;  Miss  L,  A.  Webb,  millinery  goods.  Man¬ 
ufacturers — Francis  Ham,  furniture  and  coffins;  J.  H.  Bartlett, 
leatltyr;  William  F.  Lawrence,  organs,  melodeoiis,  pianos  &c.;  John 
Billson,  pipe  organs  and  pianos  ;  D.  Stickney.  tailor  and  furnishing 

goods ;'  R.  W  Smith,  H.  F.  Hoit, - J.  E.  Prescott,  shoes  ;  James 

Prescott  &  Son.  woolen  goods;  E.  K.  Pearson,  George  Radford. hosiery. 
Hotels — R.  L.  Chapman, - W.  R.  Bunker,  Pawtuckaway.  F.p.t. —  i 

P.  and  C.  R.  R.  W.  p. — abundant. 

ENETER — Postmaster — Wm.  B.  Morrill.  Attorneys — Amos  Tuck, 
Gilman  Marston,  Wra.  W.  Stickney,  Nathaniel  Gordon,  Alvah  Wood, 
Charles  H.  Bell,  J.  Warren  Towde,  Andrew  Wiggin,  Thomas  Leavitt, 

I  Hendrick  D.  Batchelder,  Josei)h  F.  Wiggin,  John  J.  Bell,  Charles  U. 


ROCKINGHAM  COUNTY. 


99 


Bell.  J*hysicta7ts — IV in.  Perry,  AlLert  Carroll,  I\  in.  (t.  Perry,  Sam’^ 

Perliain,  A.  li.  Varney,  D.  W.  Corliain,  Ezra  Bartlett.  VerdisU — M.  IV* 
Pray,  Charles  li.  Gerrish,  J.  K.  S.  Pray.  Churches — Cal.  Bap.,  Noah 


Hooper,  Charles 
First  Cong., 


Copp ;  Second  Adv., 
Unita., 


Newhall ;  Cath., - Flgan 

Free  Bap., 


Epis.,  S.  P.  Parker 
M<!th.,  Henry  B 


- ;  Second  Cong.,  John  VV.  Chickering,  jr. , 

— .  Literary  Jnstitidious  —  Phillips  Exeter 
.Academy,  Gideon  L.  Soule,  prin.;  KoOinson  Female  Seminary,  Eben ; 

S.  Stearns,  prin.  Merchants — J.  P.  Elkins  &  Co.,  auction  and  commis¬ 
sion  ;  Geo.  E.  Lane,  books  and  stationeiy  ;  Geo.  F.  Stacy.  Henry  Dow 
&  Co.,  T.  E.  Fitiehl,  Fkirle  k  Cutts,  J.  M.  Towle,  John  H.  Brown,  Thos. 
Gadd,  boots  and  shoe.s  ;  N.  A.  Sliute,  stock  and  Thomas  Leavitt,  real 
estate  brokers;  Earle  k  Cutts,  Robert  C.  Thompson,  J.  P.  Elkins 
Robert  Carter,  clothing ;  J.  W.  Gale,  Geo.  C.  Lyford,  S.  H.  Piper  A 
Sous,  Win.  Graves,  J.  P.  Elkins  &  Co.,  Geo.  Janvrin,  dry  goods;  F.  M. 
Carroll,  Chus.  A.  Merrill,  (jeorge  W.  Dearborn,  A.  Carn-ll,  drugs  and  | 
medicines;  Chos.  IV.  Colbath,  Ammi  K.  IViggiu,  furniture;  IVilliam 
Currier,  Luke  C.  Langley,  Lane  &  Co.,  C.  A.  Merrill,  fancy  goods,  <tc.; 

L.  G.  Prescott,  flour  and  grain;  A.  H.  IVeeks,  N.  IVeeks,  jr.,  John  S.  !| 
Rowell,  Geo.  .Janvrin,  Thomas  Conner,  H.  P.  Harris,  Gilman  k  Cram,i| 
Elliott  k  Dudley,  Oliver  Lane,  Josiah  Smith,  Porter  k  Thing,  N.  B.  Col¬ 
lins,  groceries  ;  Joshua  Getchell,  Kelley  &  Gardner,  hardware;  Abner 
Merrill  k  Sons,  Robert  Carter,  J.  P.  Elkins  A  Co.,  h.its  and  caps;  IVm. 

B.  Morrill,  jewelry  ;  E.  0.  Loveriug,  lime,  lumber,  Ac;  A.  IV.  Darling, 
Elizabeth  Gilman,  E.  K.  Litch,  C.  E.  k.  A.  IV.  Brown,  Mar}*  D.  Colket,  |  | 
L.  A.  Graves.  R.  A-  Tilton  &  Co.,  Jacob  R.  Pettingill,  millinery;  IVm. 

N.  Hobbs,  photographs;  C.  C.  A,  G.  IV.  Spring,  (  B.  k  M.  passenger 
station,  all  trains  st(»p  ten  minutes),  F.  H.  Hervey,  Chas.  E-  Folsom,] I 

T.  11.  Jackman,  S.  F.  Emerson,  refreshment  rooms;  Joshua  Getchell, ‘I 
.Jacob  Carlisle,  stoves,  tin  and  wooden  ware:  Flbeu  T.  Garland,  Chas. 
Haley,  Daniel  Sanborn,  provisions;  J.  L.  Barbadoes,  upholsterer;  Ab-j 
ner  Merrill  k  Sons,  J.  F.  Moses  k  Son,  Luke  Julian,  wool.  Manvjac- 
turers — Davis  Brother.s,  bakers;  Exeter  MTg.  Co.,  Hervey  Kent, 
agent,  cotton;  1.  S.  k  S.  A.  Brown,  carriage  hubs;  Exeter  Machhit 
IV  orks,  IVilliam  Burlingame,  proprietor,  machinery;  Eben  Folsom  k 
Co.,  gas-fl,\ture.s  and  bra.s3  work;  Exeter  Iron  Foundery.  iron  castings;'] 
G.  VV  .‘IViggiu  k  Co.,  brick  ai^d  drain  tile  ;  Edwin  R.  Litch,  hoop  skirts 
B.  M.  Tilton,  Kellogg  k  Fleming,  David  Springer,  harnesses;  Joshua]' 
Getchell,  IVillard  Russell,  Flagg  Brothers,  paper;  Exeter  Gas  Idght 
Co.,  IVm.  B.  Morrill,  treasurer,  gas;  Smith  k  Folsom,  Jacob  Carlisle, 
L.  G.  Prescott,  lumber;  Head  k  Jewell,  Joseph  C.  Safiord,  N.  M.  Jew-j 
ell,  E.  G.  Robinson,  James  Ellison,  Darling  k  Clark,  Daniel  Melcher, 
carriiiges  ;  Chas.  F.  Greeley,  T.  R.  Davis,  marble  works;  Asa  L<imsou. 
earthern  ware;  D.  M.  Quiinby,  E.  F.  Couant,  W’atchmakers.  Hotels — I 
Squam.-'Cott  House,  A.  P.  Bluke ;  Hoyt's  Hotel,  T.  B.  Hoyt;  American!' 
House,  Levi  G.  Towle.  Lie ery  Stables — Chas.  D.  Towle,  A.  P.  Blake, 
Levi  G.  Towle.  Exeter  luis  a  Town  Librajiy  containing  upwards  of 
4000  volumes;  an  organization  of  the  Young  Mens’  Christian  Associa-j 
tion  ;  an  active  Home  .Mission,  the  object  of  which  is  the  reclamation 

;of  children  from  theevil  influences  of  the  streets  and  their  instruction 
•  in  the  i»riuciph*s  of  Chri.stianity  ;  a  Lodge  of  Good  Templars;  a  flour-] 
ishiug  M.ujonic  Lodge  and  a  Horticultural  Society.  F.  p.  t. — The  Bos¬ 
ton  k  Maine  R.  R.  j'asses  through  the  village,  and  there  is  a  daily 
mail  stage  from  and  to  Newbur3*port,  Mass.  W.  p. — E.xcter  river  i 
af'ord.t  several  valuable  water  pri\ileges,  theio  being  usually  an  abun¬ 
dant  supply  of  water  exc*-pt  in  tlry  times.  From  the  head  (t^  tide 
w’ater  the  river  is  called  “  Squamscott.”  its  ancient  Indian  name;  from 
thence  to  its  source  it  h  usuallv  known  as  ‘‘  Exeter  river.” 


100  BUSINESS  BIRECTOEY. 


FREMONT — Pofitma^ter — Isaiah  L,  Robinson.  Church — Bap.  f.  w. 
John  Marsh ;  Meth.  sup.  by  A  R.  Lunt.  Merchants — Isaiah  L.  Rob¬ 
inson  &  Son,  Perley  C.  Robinson,  Jeremiah  Bentielcl,  general  assort¬ 
ment.  Manufacturers — Jas.  Martin  &  Co.,  leather;  J.  W  liittier,  Ezra! 
Currier,  John  M.  Brown,  lumber;  John  Whittier,  George  Iloyt,  boxes;'; 
Andrew  J.  Brown  k  Co.,  guns ;  Isaiah  L.  Robinson  &  Son,  carriages^ 
and  harnesses  ;  Jona.  A.  Robinson,  wheels  and  spokes.  F.  p.  t. — Free-' 
mont  is  5  miles  from  Raymond  Depot,  3^  from  West  Eppmg,  8  from' 
East  Kingston  ;  Taylor’s  Express  runs  from  Exeter  to  ireemont  via.' 
Brentwood  and  back  three  times  a  week.  W.  p. — enough  for  4  saw-l 
mills,  a  grist-mill.  2  shingle  machines,  <fec.  j 

GOSPORT — Postmaster — L.  B.  Caswell.  Physician  and  Clergyman 
— Meth.,  George  Beebe.  Hotel — Atlantic,  L.  B.  Ciisweli. 

GREENLAND — Attorney  —  J  S.  li.  Frink.  Physicians — G.  C. 
Clougn,  Geo.  GUell.  Churches — Cong.,  Edward  Kobie;  Meth.,  Mr. 
Bryant.  Merchants — Geo.  E.  Brackett,  John  E  Holmes,  Jas.  P.  Pack¬ 
er,  books,  stationery  and  groceries;  George  E.  Brackett,  boots,  shoes, 
drugs,  laiiCj  goods,  «fcc.  llotel  ana  Livery  stable — George  E.  Brackett. 

F.  p.  t. — R.  R,  W.  p. — two  mills. 

Jd  AMP  STEAD — Fostmasters — Rufus  C.  Smith  ; - John  D.  Ord- 

way,  West  11.  Physicians — Josiah  C.  Eastman,  Charles  S.  Boynton, 
hot.  Churches — Cong.,  T.  C.  Pratt ;  Meth.,  Ezekiel  W.  Stickuey. 

Merchants — R.  C.  Sinicn,  11.  B.  Carter; - 11.  B.  Carter,  West  11.,  gen¬ 

eral  assortment ;  Mrs.  E.  M.  Locke,  millinery.  Manufacturers — 
Smith,  Brickett  k  Co.,  boots  and  siioes ;  F.  A.  Pike,  Triatram  Little,! 
lumber  ;  C.  S.  Boynton,  mittens  and  hose.  F.  p.  t. — Stage.  IF.  p. — j 
good.  I 

HAMPTON — Postmaster — Jonathan  T.  Moulton.  Physicians — 
William  T.  Merrill.  Churches — Bap.,  f.  w.,  DeWitt  C.  Durgin ;  Meth.. 

G.  U  .  Ruland.  Literary  Institution — Hampton  Academy.  Merchants 

— John  J.  Leavitt,  Geo.  W.  Lane  k  Co.,  A.  1).  Brown,  J.  A.  Dearborn, 
general  assortment.  Manufacturers — S.  C.  Lamprey  k  Co.,  A.  S.  Col¬ 
lin,  lumber;  S.  B.  Coffin,  snnigies  ; - Jouath<in  Piiiibrick,  shingles; 

North  H.  Hotels — Boars  Head  and  Granite  (Beach;,  S.  11.  Dumas; 

I  Ocean  House,  Philip  ieaton  ;  Conch,  J.  IS.  Conch  k  iimi ;  Eagle,  J.  B. 
Oliver;  Union  House,  ;;niith  k  Whittier.  Livery  stable — smith  k 
Whittier.  F.  p.  t. — Hampton  is  on  the  hne  of  the  Eastern  R.  R.;  3 
lines  of  coaches  from  the  Depot  to  the  Beach;  also  2  stage  lines  from 
tne  Beach  to  Exeter  during  tiie  Beach  season,  with  the  Atlantic  Ocean 
on  the  East,  and  boats  ol  all  kinds  to  take  passengers  or  freight  to 
any  part  of  the  world.  W.p. — little. 

HAMPTON  FALLS — Postmastei — Enoch  J.  Tilton.  Physician — 

Charles  11.  iSanborn.  Cnurches — Cal.  Bail., - Chris.  Bap., - 

Unita., -  Merchants — Enoch  Tilton,  J.  W  .  Green,  John  L.  Perkins, 

groceries  and  general  assortment.  Manufacturer — Geo.  D.  Dodge, | 
cotion  batting.  F.p.  t. — R.  R.  VWp. — good. 

KENElNG TON— Postmaster — Geo.  Blake.  Churches— Con^.,  Eras¬ 
mus  D.  Eldridge;  Chris.,  David  L.  Murray  ;  Univ.,  'iheodore  i^.  Dean. 
Merchants — Francis  Hilliard,  George  Blake,  groceries,  liardware  ana 
general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Jona.  Tuck,  leather;  Joseph 
Poor,  lumber.  F.p.  i. — stanes.  W.p. — little. 

KINGtS'l  ON — Postmasters — Luther  D.  Peaslee ; - Gideon  Webster. 

Soutn  K.  Attorney — William  C.  Patten.  Puysicians — Thomas  Bassett, 
George  W .  iSanborn.  Churches — Cong.,  Solomon  Bixby;  Metn.  E., 
Warren  Osgood.  Literary  Institutian — Kingston  Academy,  Jame.-? 
Burniiam,  prin.  Merchants — L.  D.  Peaslee,  Charles  B.  Claik,  L.  r. 
Sanborn,  groceries  and  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Amos 

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ROGKINGHAM  COGNTY.  101 


C.  Chase,  L.  F.  Sanborn,  D.  &  M.  L.  Fowle,  B.  D.  Cilley,  carriageG ; 
J.  Warren  Sanborn,  leather;  S.  L.  Blaisdell,  S.  S.  Peaslee,  J.  Page, 
J.  Webster,  jr.,  J.  W.  Sant)orn,  J.  M.  Sanborn,  lumber.  Hotels — Towles 
Hotel,  Darius  Towles  ;  Union  House,  E.  A.  Ham.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  W.p. 
— medium. 

LONDONDERRY— Postmasters — Arley  Plumer;  John  Haynes, 

North  L.; - Warren  Richardson,  Wilson’s  Crossing.  Physicians — 

j  William  J.  Campbell,  John  Haynes.  Churches— - Meth., 

I - Pres.,  William  House.  Merchants — Arlej'  Plumer,  Warren  Rich- 

jard.son,  Wilson  Crosby,  Hardy  &  Pillsbury,  general  assorment.  Man¬ 
ufacturers — Wm.  S.  Pillsbury.  Warren  Richardson,  George  McGregor  ; 
boots  and  shoes  ;  Charles  Goodwin,  carriages  ;  William  P.  Richarbson,^ 
I  lumber.  F.  p.  t. — Mancherter  and  Lawrence  R.  R. 

I  NEWCASTLE — Postmaster — Howard  M.  Curtis.  Physician — Wm. 

!  H.  Smart.  Churches — Cong.,  Lucius  Alden  ;  First  Chris.,  Samuel 
'  Hoyt.  Merchants — Howard  M.  Curtis,  Theodore  W.  Frost,  general 
assortment;  Russell  k  Odion,  coal,  lumber,  and  wood.  Hotel — Island 
House,  Eben  Clark. 

NEWINGTON — Postmaster — William  H.  DeRochemont.  Physi¬ 
cian — Cyrus  Frink.  Churches — Adv.,  Samuel  Hoyt ;  Cong.,  Franklin 
1  Davis.  Merchant — Louis  L.  DeRochemont.  IP.  p. — little, 
j  NEWMARKET — Postmaster — .Jonathan  F.  Garland.  Attorneys — 

I  William  B.  Small,  Aaron  L.  Mellows.  Physicians — George  W.  Kit- 
j  tredge,  J.Low  Elkins,  Sam'l  11.  Greene;  Moses  D.  Richardson,  Thomp. 

\  Dentists — M.  W.  Pray,  George  H.  Pitman.  Churches — Bap.,  f.  w'., 
i  J.  A.  Lowell;  Cong.,  Isaac  C.  White;  Meth.,  0.  H.  Call:  R.  Cath., 

! - O’Brien.  Merchants — J.  Low  Elkins,  G.  L.  Dearborn,  P.  W.  Te 

!  ney,  books  and  stationery ;  J.  L.  Boardman,  George  W.  French,  Oliverj 
i  Knowlton,  Nathaniel  Willey,  boots  and  shoes;  Benj.  F.  Haley,  C.  T. 
j  Doe  k  Co.,  clothing ;  Benj.  F.  Haley,  Timothy  Murray,  C.  V.  Doe  k  Co., 
C.  B.  Mather,  dry  goods ;  J.  Low  Elkins.  George  1..  Dearborn,  S.  H. 
Greene  &  Co.,  drugs  and  medicines  ;  P.  W.  Tenney,  J.  Low  Elkins, 
George  L.  Dearborn,  S.  H.  Green  k  Co.,  W.  W.  Stackpole,  fancy  goods! 
and  notions;  Turber  k  Davis,  Charles  S.  Stackpole,  E.  A.  Stiles,  Levij 
J.  Priest,  general  assortment ;  Leavitt  k  Richardson,  J.  S.  k  E.  Ben-j 
nett,  N.  H.  Hai’vey,  T.  k  J.  Mitchell,  Mather  k  Lane,  George  M.  Dcar-j 
I  born,  L.  F.  Hanson,  Samuel  French,  Warren  Gerry,  George  K.  Smart,! 
jj.  F.  Garland,  groceries;  J.  S.  k  E.  Bennett,  hardware;  William  W. 

I  Stackpole,  Benj,  F.  Hale}',  hats  and  caps  ;  George  M.  Tewksbury,  jew- 
;  elry ;  M.  S.  Badger,  M.  A,  Wood,  S.  A.  k  L.  D.  Walker,  millinery  goods. 

I  Manufacturers — Newmarket  Manufacturing  Co.,  cotton  batting,  Wash- 
j  ington  Haines;  Nathaniel  Robinson,  leather;  .7.  S.  k  E.  Bennett, 
j  Smart  k  Burnham,  lumber.  Hotels — Washington  House.  H.  H.  Smith;! 
j  Newmarket  Hotel.  B.  F.  Tuttle.  Livery  stables — J.  W.  Wiggin  k  Co.. 
John  W.  Smart,  George  W.  French,  Henry  H.  Smith.  F.  p.  t. — Bos¬ 
ton  and  Maine  R.  R,  runs  through  this  village;  stage  through  S.  Not-j 
tingham,  Northwood,  Epsom,  Chichester  to  Concord  three  times  a 
week  and  back.  W.  p. — plenty. 

NEWTON — Postmasters — Michael  F,  Hoitt : - Lyman  N. Davis,  N. 

Depot.  Physician — Jonathan  G.  Gale.  Churches — Bap.,  Amasa  Brown;! 
Chris.,  Rev.  N.  Dav;  Meth.,  Ebenezer  Peaslee  Merchants — Williaml 

;  W.  Wilder,  Sylvester  B.  Roavc,  C.  F.  Prossoy,  groceries ; - Williiinv 

W.  Boswell,  N.  Depot  ;  Mary  S.  Hayford,  millinery  g^'ods  ; - Rowell 

k  Bartlett,  lumber,  steam  mills,  N.  Depot.  Hotels — Travelers  HoireJ 

George  M.  Hoitt ; - Samuel  Busker,  N.  Depot.  Livery  stable — Geo.| 

W.  Iloitt.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  and  Express.  W.  p. — enough  for  a  saw¬ 
mill,  W.  L.  Bartlett. 


102  BQSINESS  DIRECToIir. 


NORTH  HAMPTON— Poiitma^ter — Jolin  Batchelder,  jr.  Physi- 
■cians — Moses  L.  Hobbs,  Joseph  M’.  Odell.  Cjurchca—nap.,  S.  T.  llid- 
lon;  Cong.,  Thomas  N.  Haines.  Merchants — Nath'l  Batclielder,  Smith] 
Brothers,  general  assortment.  Livery  stable — Cliailes  E.  Batchelder. 

NORTH  WOOD — Postmasters — J.  P.  Lancaster,  N.  Narr()ws  ; - 

E.  E.  Cogswell,  N.  Center: - Orin  A.  Hoitt,  East  N.  Physicians — 

Thomas  Tuttle,  C.  W.  Hanson.  Churches — Bap.,  f.  w,,  J.  E.  Ilapd  ; 
Bap.,  c.,  Proctor  Favor;  Cong.,  Rev.  E.  C.  Cogswell.  Literary  Insti¬ 
tutions — Northwood  Seminary; - Northwood  Academy,  E.  0.  Cogs¬ 

well,  N.  Center.  Merchants — J.  S.  Trickey,  J.  P.  Lancaster,  J.  G. 
Mead,  C.  Knowles,  Orin  A.  Hoitt,  L.  W.  Kimhall,  general  assortment: 
Henry  L.  Carter,  millinery  goods.  Manufacturers — Pillsbnry  Brothers, 
boots  and  shoes.  Hotel — B.  J.  Freeze,  B.  J.  Demeritt.  F.  p.  t. — stages,  j 
W.  p. — abundant.  j 

NOTTINGHAM — Postmasters — John  H.  Chesle3' ; - Samuel  S.j 

Dame,  West  N.; - Benjamin  W.  Crawlord,  N.  Turnpike.  Physicians  \ 

— David  H.  Watson,  eclec. ;  James  Willey,  Thomp.;  George  A.  Grace,! 

dentist.  Churches — Bap.  f.  w.,  William  Rogers; - Adv.,  George  j 

Randall,  West  N.  Merchants — H.  W.  Bartlett; - Joseph  Demeritt  | 

&  Co.,  Demeritt  &  Colcord,  West  N.,  all  general  assortment ;  Oliver! 
B.  Tuttle,  groceries,  West  N.  Manufacturers — John  Hills  &  Son, 
leather;  Parker  Brothers,  B.  M.  Folsom  &  Co..  Newmarket  M.fgCo., 
Harve}’  Brothers,  lumber ;  David  Marsh,  clapbo;irds  and  shingles. 
Hotels — St.  Charles,  Charles  0.  Smith  :  Rockingliam  House,  Joseph 
L.  Langiej'.  F.  p.t. — Newmarket  &  Concord  St:»ge.  IF.  p. — New- 1 
market  Mfg  Co.  have  two  very  large  reservoirs,  containing  2800  acres.! 

PLAISTOW- — Postmaster — Amos  C.  Clement.  Attorney — William] 
H.  Hills.  Physician — Nathaniel  K.  Kelley".  Churches — Bap.,  Alfred  j 
Colburn;  Cong.,  Iloiner  Barrows,  p.  o.,  Atkinson  Depot.  Merchants — j 
James  G.  George,  Amos  C.  Clement,  Peash^e  &  Cummings,  groceries. 
Manufacturers — John  N.  Sleeper,  B.  F,  Hall,  boots  and  shoes;  Plais- 
tow  Brick  Co.,  steam  power,  Pollard  &  Clement,  Lamprej'  k  M'eLh, 
Hall  &  Chene3%  Levi  B.  Tucker,  George  Denvucour,  Samuel  H.  Hill, 
Ganel  &  Garvin,  bricks;  John  N.  Sleeper,  Daniel  Peaslee.  Isaac  H. 
Pollard,  lumber.  Hotel  and  Livery  stable — Union  House,  William  II. 
Brj'ant.  F.  p.  t. — Boston  &  Maine  R.  R.  W.  p. — good.  | 

PORTSMOUTH — Postmaster — E.  G.  Pierce,  jr.  Attorneys — A.  W.  i 
Haven,  W.  H.  Y.  Hackett,  Lore^"  Odell,  Albert  H.  Hatch,  Wm.  H.  Rol-| 
lins,  William  H.  Hackett,  Sanrl  H.  Goodall,  John  S.  11.  Frink,  J.  Ham- 1 
ilton  Shapel.\,  George  E.  Ilodgdon,  Calvin  Page,  James  H.  Butler,  A.  F.j 
Howard.  Physicians — John  ll.Boardman.  B.  W.  Curtis,  N.  L.  Folsom,  | 
James  R.  May,  N.  B.  Colman,  Brainard  Dearborn,  J.  C.  Hall,  John  W. ; 
Parsons,  William  Laighton  ;  Adams  Perr}',  eclec.;  Samuel  Baker,  G.G.| 
Brewster,  N  L.  Folsom,  E.  B.  Goodall,  J.  ML  Fray,  E.  S.  Ryder,  A.  P.j 
Stevens,  dentists.  (Jhurches — Adv.,  Jo.-^eph  W".  MJiile;  Bap..  ML  H.  A1-, 
den;  Bap.  L,  Lot  L.  Harmon;  Chris.,  C.  P.  Smith;  Cong.  T.,  George  M. 
Adams;  Epis.,  Rufus  W. Clark,  jr.;  Meth.,  Hiram  L.  Kelsey  :  Unit.,  Jas. 

De  Normandie;  Univ., - .  Merchants  —  Goodwin,  Sweetser  k 

Co.,  agricultural;  James  Barton,  artists’  materials;  Batchelder  & 
Co.,  Joseph  11.  Foster,  James  H.  Head.  M’illiaai  B.  Lowd,  .lames  F.j 
Shores,  jr.,  books  and  stationery,  J.  C.  Carr  &  Co..  Hill  k  Carr,  John] 
Kelley,  Alfred  Stavers,  Joseph  Pettigrew,  boots  and  shot's  ;  F.  ML  Rog¬ 
ers,  brick,  coal  and  wood;  Batchelder  k  Co.,  canned  fruits,  cigars  and  i 
tobacco;  Wilbur  I.  Trafton,  clocks  and  watches;  Benjamin  Clieover.i 
Charles  \V'.  Gerrish,  Ephraim  Green.  Morris  Kctchb'r.  E.  Leven  &  Co., ; 
John  ML  Moses,  C.  E.  Myers  k  Co.,  Cha.^.  E.  Shedd.  MLlliam  P.  M'ulker,  i 
clothing;  Roberts  &  Co..  Russell  k  Odion,  E.  F.  Sise  k  Co.,  Daniel  H.  j 
Spinney,  James  H.  Thompson,  Geo.  M".  Tucker,  John  MLdker,  coal  &  f 


Buckingham  ccuntt.  103 


jvvood;  M.  Betton  &  Co.,  Ch^irles  Rolnnson  &  So»,  S.  L.  Rii.sgrll,  II.  F. 
Wendell,  commission  merchants;  Charles  W.  Carter,  Joseph  K.  Du-j 
pray,  Foster  &  Burle}',  S.  Gilbert,  Edward  W.  Hilton,  Frank  W,  Rice,' 
John  L.  Rice,  George  Taylor,  F.  Moses,  Benj.  Whitcomb,  confectionery  ' 

I  and  fruits;  N.  F.  Mathes  &  Co.,  Alfred  Stavers,  crockery  and  gla^s 
ware;  David  Kimball,  William  R.  Preston,  Joseph  H.  Thatcher,  (3; 
stores),  drugs;  James  H.  Dow,  Howard  N.  Dunyon,  George  French,  | 

1  Joseph  A.  Grace,  George  Henderson,  W.  N.  Illsley,  Hartley  M .  Ma<on, ! 

'  C  H  Mendum  &  Co.,  J.  S.  Pfeiffer,  S.  H.  Sims  &  Co.,  C.  L.  Tidd  &  Co., : 

I  Thomas  Tredick,  L.  Blumauer  &  Co.,  H.  Shaw  &  Co.,  Lizzie  D.  Tripj), ! 
'Wm.  W.  Henderson  &  Co.,  dry  goods;  Thomas  Murphj’,  dye  house;; 

;  John  T.  French,  B.  F.  Webster,  doors,  blinds  and  saahes ;  Christian 
Johnson,  Willie  Randall  &  Caswell,  fish;  Joseph  Bunning,  S.  H. 
:Goodall,  florists;  Jo.shua  Brooks,  Neil,  Tarlton  &  Co.,  Charles 
‘  Robinson  &  Son,  flour  and  grain ;  E.  M.  Brown  &  Co.,  Charles  J. ! 
Colcord,  &\muel  M.  Dockum,  Alfred  T.  Joy,  T.  J.  Sheldon,  furniture;  i 
:  John  Stokell,  M.  H.  Tilton,  A.  Tucker  &  Son,  Richard  Walden,  Isa;ic 
'Wallace,  William  Ward,  John  H.  Wells,  Leonard  Akerman,  Alton 
j  Bros.,  Andrew  Anderson,  Franklin  Ayers,  Benjamin  Carter,  Jr.,  Chapin  , 
&  Yeaton,  Samuel  Donnell,  William  Downs  &  Son,  Ferguson  &  Frye,' 
Thonias  Gammon,  H.  L.  Garrett,  H.  F.  Gerrish,  John  Hodgdon,  2d., 
Samuel  G.  Hooper,  James  Junkins,  Charles  E.  Leighton  &  Sou,  Samuel , 
W.  Moses.  Jphn  Nutter,  R.  K.  Oxford,  Albert  A.  Payne,  John  Rider  Sc  • 
Son,  F.  W.  Rogers,  John  Senter,  John  H.  Slater,  agent,  Butler  &  I 
;  Laighton,  C.  W.  Gardner,  agent,  Thacher  Emery,  N,  F.  Mathes  &  Co., 
i  I^aFayette  Laighton,  Oxford  &  Johnston,  Wm.  A.  Peirce,  A.  Showe  &  ■ 
Co.,  Henry  ?I.  Clark,  John  Conlon  &  Co.,  S.  W.  Huntress,  J.  A.  Lam-' 
j  prey  &  Co.,  Benjamin  Norton,  Newton  &  Co.,  groceries ;  John  H.  Bailey,  | 

!  William  Tarlton,  George  T.  Taughan,  A.  Q.  Wendell  &  Sou,  hardware;  i 
I  James  Larrabee  &  Sons,  John  S.  Tilton,  harnesses;  F.  E.  Dearborn,  N.  | 

,  K.  Walker  A  Sou,  hats  and  caps;  Perkins,  ice;  Thomas  S. Coffin,  Wm.  | 
j  Day,  William  L.  Dwight,  William  D.  Fernald,  Ichabod  Goodwin,  Wm.; 
iJone.>  &  Son.  Alexander  H.  Ladd.  Henry  11.  Ladd,  William  F.  Parrott, : 

!  Ichabod  Rollins,  Joseph  Sise,  E.  F.  Sise  &  Co.,  J.  M.  Tredick,  importers :  j 
'  John  P.  Lyman,  Spalding  &  Parrott,  iron  and  steel ;  J.  C.  Carr  &  Co., 
Hill  A  Carr  leather  and  findings;  Samuel  Adams  &  Co.,  Roberts  & 
Jones,  lime,  sand,  cement;  Samuel  Adams  &  Co.,  Thomas  E.  Call,  Rus- 
i  sell  A  Odion,  lumber  ;  Rebecca  E.  Call,  Mrs.  Ira  B.  Fonda,  Misses  Hills, 

'  Sarah  E.  Pray,  Miss  A.  P.  Rolunson,  C.  N.  Shaw  &  Co.,  A.  F.  Tarlton  &  . 
Co.,  E.  L.  Tuckerman,  millinery;  Joseph  H.  Foster,  James  H.  Head, 

D.  H.  Montgomery.  E,  A.  Joy',  music  and  musical  instruments  ;  John 
H.  Bailey  &  Co.,  Elisha  Tripp,  A.  Q.  Wendell  &  Son,  George  F.  Vaughan, 

1  paints  and  gla.ss ;  D.  n.  Montgomery,  Janies  Barton,  Davis  Bros  ,  pic¬ 
ture  frames  ;  H,  M.  Clark,  Ferguson  &  Frye,  H.  L.  Garreit,  J.  W.  Grant,  ■ 
VV.  Horn,  Laighton  A  Mugridge,  J.  A,  Lamprey  A  Co.,  Lane  A  IL  rts- 1 
Shorn.  J.  Stokell  A  Co.,  S.  W,  Webber  A  Co.,  provisions;  L.  M.  Leigh-, 
ton.  William  Tarlton,  George  T.  Vaughan,  shipchandlers ;  Albert  J.;, 
>  Badger,  U.  Blaisdell,  J.  L.  0.  Coin.  True  W.  Jones,  Fk  A.  St«ven.s, 

!  stoves  and  tin  ware ;  Davis  Bros,,  stereoscopic  views;  Benj.  Cheever. ; 
Charles  W.  Gerrish,  J.  E.  Ham  A  Co.,  Morris  Kichler,  John  W.  Musfctv  ' 
jC.  E.  Myers  A  Co  ,  William  P.  Walker,  tailors ;  Batcholder  A  Co..  Jos. ! 
i  H.  Foster,  James  H.  Head,  James  F,  Shores,  jr.,  toys  and  fancy  goods  ;  [ 
Thoma.s  F.  Burtt,  F.  W.  Ham,  Henry  IT.  Ham,  G.  F.  Melcher,  W.  J.| 
Traft<m,  watches  and  jewtdry  ;  Elisha  Tripp,  window  shades.  3/un^  j 
facturers — William  Martin.  Thoma.s  Odion,  block  makers;  Samuel  ai 
Green,  Stevenson  A  Pettigrew.  Tobey  A  Littlefield,  bt»at  builders;  Jos',  s 
Parry,  George  W.  Plumer,  George  Rice,  Charles  F.  Vaughan,  bakers j;| 


r- . . .  ■  ■  ■  ,1  ■  ,  .1 

ilO-i  TSUSINESS  DIEECTOEY. 

I  _ _ _ 

illiam  Lowd,  Eiig^e  Reistle,  bookbinders;  Thomas  S.  Nowell,  J.  C. 
'Carr  &  Co.,  Hill  &  Carr,  boots  and  shoes:  M.  Fi.sher  &  Co..  F.  Jones. 

I  brewers ;  N.  D.  Miller,  Kinnoar  &  Watkins,  lirass  founders;  E.  M. 
i  Brown  &  Co.,  Charles  J.  Colcord,  Samuel  M.  Dockum,  Geo.  W.  Jenness, 
j  Alfred  S.  Joy,  cabinet  furniture  ;  A.  J.  Beck,  Sylvanus  S.  Edge"Iy,  G.  i 
!  J.  Greenleaf,  Timothy  A.  Tucker,  George  M.  Huntress,  G.  B.  &  S.  W.j 
Came,  C.  W.  Smith,  carriages:  Sanborn  &.  Lane,  S.  G.  Woodworth,; 
i  cigars  ;  Hall  Tarnell,  Joseph  Walton,  coopers ;  Kear.sarge  Mills,  cotton  ■ 
■goods:  S.  B.  Johnson,  cutler;  Peter  Nelson,  distiller;  J.  C.  Steele,! 
extension  tables;  A,  L.  Rand,  Wendell  &  Moses,  grist  mills;  E.  A.' 
Stevens,  gas  fitter;  John  F.  Shillaber,  gunsmith;  A.  Wilson  A  Co., j 
I  hackles;  James  Larrabee  &  Son.s,  King  J.  Strong,  harnesses;  William  i 
iCarllidge,  jr.,  Jarvis  &,  Bro.,  Thomas  Wardwell.  hosiery.;  Joseph  L  I 
Ross,  iron  founder;  Albert  A.  Fernald,  lumber;  Silas  Philbrick,  John} 
S.  Treat,  marble  w’orkers;  William  R.  M.trtin,  Thomas  Odion,  masts! 
jand  spars:  Critchley  &  Whalley,  machinists;  E.  Reistle,  paper  boxes;; 
Pierce  &  Wiggin,  plows ;  Wafton  Bros.,  patent  grapples  and  anchors;! 
j  A.  K.  Bearing,  rigger;  J.  R.  Holbrook,  C.  Walker,  sailinakers  :  Win.  F.  j 
Fernald.  Daniel  Marcy,  Prior  &  Piumer,  Tobey  &  Littlefield,  ship  build- 1 
iers;  J.  Knowlton  &  Co.,  Jame.s  W.  Raitt,  Benj.  F.  Rice,  Trafton  Bros.,! 

•  shipsmiths;  Frazer  &  Green.  Luther  A.  Hurd,  stucco  worker.s ;  A.  F.i 
:  Davis  &  Co.,  slippers;  Moses  H.  Goodrich,  leather;  John  R.  Holbrook,] 

;  tents  and  awnings.  Hotels — Franklin  House.  W.  E.  Hadley  &  Co.,  Jef-i 
ferson  House,  M.  Cunningham;  Kearsarge  House,  James  E.  Dennett  ;; 

:  National  Hotel,  Joseph  C.  Perkins;  Piscataqua  House,  Thomas  B. ! 
‘Gammon;  Rockingham  House,  W.  E.  Hadley  &  Co.  Lixery  stables — j 
;  A.  L.  Bennett,  Woodbur}*  Locke,  C.  H.  Sides  .S;  Co.,  Stoddard  <S:Co. : 
F.p.t. — R.R.  W.  p. — limited,  ' 

RAYMOXD — Postmaster — John  Locke.  Attorney — E.  B  Hazzen.  I 
Physician — True  M.  Gould.  Churches — Bap.,  f.,  Thomas  Robie,  Joseph  ' 
Fullonton;  Cong.,  E.  D.  Chapman;  Meth.,  E.  Smith.  Literary  In sti-\ 

'  tutinn — Raymond  High  School,  E.  B.  Hazzen.  Merchants — Blake  A  ] 
'  Ladd,  books  and  stationery  ;  J.  S.  Jame.s.  boots,  shoes,  cloth  ng,  hats! 
and  caps;  Nellie  M.  Smith,  dry  goods;  Pecker  &  Leach,  fancy  goods;: 

;  H.  Higley,  general  assortment;  S.  Poor,  Blake  &  Ladd,  Tufts  A  Son,; 
j  H.  Higley,  groceries;  W.  H.  Bailej',  hardware;  Samuel  S.  Smart,  jew-! 
’  elry  ;  Pecker  A  Leach,  A.  B.  Smith,  millinery.  Manufacturers — W.  B.  i 
Blake,  leather;  Garland  A  Grifiin,  J.  D.  Brown.  E.  Nutter  A  Co.,  lum- 
.ber;  H.  Higly,  woolen.  Hotel  and  Livery  stable — S.  0.  Wheeler,  I 
1^.  t. — Concord  A  Portsmouth  R,  R.  W.  p. — abundant.  j 

j  RYE — Postmaster — Jonathan  T.  Walker,  Physician — Warren  Par-; 
Isons.  Churches — Cong.,  Giles  Leach  ;  Chris.,  James  L.  Pierce  :  Meth.,* 

- Leland.  Merchants — Thomas  J.  Parsons,  l^oks  and  stationery:! 

•Thomas  J.  Parsons,  Jedediah  Rand,  William  E.  A  Simon  L.  Chesley ! 
jjerorce  J.  Fessenden,  general  assortment.  Hotels — Ocean  House,  Job’ 
jJennes.s  A  Son ;  Farragut  House,  Mrs.  J.  C.  Philbrick  A  Son;  Saga- 1 
imore  House,  Janies  and  George  Pierce:  Ocean  View,  George  G.  Lou- 1 
gee;  Washington  House,  John  E.  Leavitt:  Surf  Hou.se,  Michael! 
! Cunningham;  Franklin  House,  Thomas  H.  Philbrick.  Livery  stable', 
— Edward  H  Balch.  F.p.t. — stages.  W.p. — little.  j 

SALEM — Postmasters  —  George  C.  Gordon; - Joel  C.  Carey,  S. 

Depot; - Levi  Taylor,  North  S.  Physicians — Benj.  E.  Woodman,! 

iC.  Talbot.  Churches — Bap., - ;  Cong., - ;  Meth.,  T.  L.  Hood.i 

N.  M.  Bailey; - J.  A.  Steele,  North  S,  Merchants — J.  A.  Tray.  S. 

Depot; - George  C.  Gordon,  John  C.  Ewens,  A.  Page.  Taylor  A  Hill, 

i  North  S.  Manufacturers — J.  R.  A  B.  R.  Wheeler,  Maxwell  A  Ayer. 
P.  C.  Hall,  shoes,  S.  Depot;  Wheeler,  Austin  A  Ta3'lor,  woolens, 

:  North  S.  Hotel — Salem,  Ezra  A.  Robinson.  F.  p.  t — R.  R. 

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STRAFFORD  COUNTY.  105 


SA  NDO  iriV" —  Postmaster  —  Gcorce  Sanborn.  Chi/rch — Meth.  Epis. 

A  R  Lnnt, - Hayes,  sup.  Merchants — Alva  S.  Sanborn.  Andrew  J. 

Goorjre.  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Leonard  L.  Hook,  Jas. 

1  Hankins,  Moore  &  Pressey,  lumber.  F.  p.t. — two  stages  run  from 
!  Saadown  to  Haverhill  twice  a  week  ;  mail  route  from  Chester  to  Exe.- 
ter  pa-sses  through  the  town.  W.p — abundant, — 5  saw-mills,  2  grist¬ 
mills.  2  shingle-mills,  several  box  factories. 

I  SEA  BROOK — Postmistress — Mrs,  Lucinda  Brown.  Physicians — 
Jonathan  Dearborn,  William  Hewes.  Churches — Adv.,  John  C.  Smith  ;  i 
I  Bap.,  cal..  Nathaniel  Colby;  Cong.,  Albert  B.  Peabody  ;  Friend,  Ed- I 
!  waid  Gove;  Meth.,  William  Hewes;  Cong.,  William  A.  Rand,  South 
1 S.  Literary  histitution — Dearborn  Academy,  M.  C.  Patten,  precep. 

!  Merchants — Abbott  A.  Locke  &  Co.,  John  W.  Locke,  boots  and  shoes: 

I  Abbott  A.  Locke  k  Co.,  dry  goods:  Charles  Fogg,  Bryan  Eaton,  Syl- 
Ivester  Brown,  Abbott  A.  Locke  k  Co.,  .lohn  W.  Locke,  John  D.  Locke, 
John  N.  Brown,  groceries:  George  A.  Ware,  lumber.  Hotel — Wash¬ 
ington  House.  A.  Wall.  F.  p.  t. — Eastern  R.  R.  W.p. — little, 

SOUTH  HAMPTON— Postmaster— White.  rhy.ncians—\ 
Miss  Alfred  Jewell,  clairvoyant  physician.  Churcti — Bap.,  cal.,  James  I 
Searle.  Literary  Institution — Barnard  School,  John  II.  Allen,  j)rin.  i 
Merchant — Phillips  White.  Manufacturers — John  0.  P.  Clitford,  boots  ] 
and  sin  es;  Ba  ley  k  Jewell,  ])ailH  and  tubs;  A  S.  Jew'ell,  soaps.  Ho-  | 
|b;Z — Central  House,  Oilman  Iloyt,  Livery  stable — William  Downing,  j 
1  Jr.  p. — abundant.  | 

j  SOUTH  NEWMARKET — Postmaster — Albert  Field.  Physician-r-  \ 

i  Albert  H.  Varney.  Church — Cong.,  Joseph  Bartlett:  Cath.,  r.;  - | 

Meth.,  David  W.  Downs.  Merchants — .^lliert  Field.  Philbrick  k  Han- 1 
son,  Daniel  C.  Wiggin,  Frank  TilPon,  general  assortment  Manufac- 
\turer — Sant’l  Neal,  lumber.  Hote.U — Shute  House,  C.E.  Smith;  Elm 
'  House,  A.  M  Wiggin.  Livery  stable. — Charles  E,  Smith  F.p.  t. — R.  R. 

1  STRATH.A  M — Postmaster — Joseph  S.  Staples.  Attorney — .\ndi  ew 
I  Wiggin.  Physician — George  H.  Odell.  Churches — Cong.,  George  W. 
j  Thompson.  Merchant — Joseph  S.  Staples,  groceries.  F.  p.  t. — II.  R. 
jr  7?.— little.  I 

WINDHAM — Postmasters — Francis  Bartley; - Edward  Titcomb. ! 

j  West  W.: - R.  B.  Jackson,  Fessenden  Mills.  Physician — Simeon' 

I  D.  York,  Fessenden  Mills.  Church — Pres.,  Joseph  Lanman.  Merchants  \ 
I  Anderson  Bros  ,  W.  Depot,  boots  and  shoes;  Francis  Bartley,  general  i 

I  assortment : - John  A.  Nichols,  West  W,; - Edw'in  N.  Stickney, 

j  grocer  ie.-<,  W.  Depot.  Manufacturers — George  E.  Leavey,  Nathaniel- 
jl.  Clark,  lumber,  W.  Depot;  James  W.  Bailey,  Fessenden  Mills,  w'ool  j 
[frocking.  F.  p.t. — Manchester  and  Lawrence  R.  R.;  stage  to  Lowell  j 
i  regular  mail  line.  W.  p. — abundant.  | 

STRAFFORD  COUNTY.  j 

BA  BRING  TON — Postmasters — Jeremiah  Waterhouse ; - O.  W.  j 

I  Gray,  North  B,  Physicians — William  Waterhouse;  Jacob  Perkins  j 

■dentist; - David  McDairel,  North  B.  Churches — Bap,  f.  w.,  Jesse  i 

'Meade;  Cong.,  Ezra  Haskell;  Meth., - .  Merchants — George  F.  j 

;  Locke,  fancy  goods  and  notions;  Gilman  Hall,  general  assortment; 
Hiram  Waldron,  Tobias  R.  Hall,  grocerie.s.  Manufacturers — William 
H.  Buzzell,  J.  W.  Berry  k  Co.,  Sw’ain  Drew  k  Sons.  R.  Cretchet, 
i  J.  0.  Hayes.  Hall  Pierce,  J.  T.  W.  Ham  k  Co,,  lumber.  F.p.  t. — Dover 
and  Pittsfield  stage.  W.  p. — abundant. 

DOVER — Postmaster — John  R  Varney.  Attorneys — Thomas  E.  Saw- j 
!  yer,  Daniel  M.  Christie,  John  H.  White.  Richard  Kimball,  Charles  W.  i 
'Woodman,  Amasa  Roberts,  Samuel  M.  Wheeler,  Joshua  G.  Hall,  Wol.| 


106  BUSINESS  DIRECfOHY. 


cott  Hamlin,  Jeremiah  Smith,  John  R.  V.irney,  Daniel  Hall,  Thomas 
J.  Smith.  Physicians — Nathaniel  Low,  Kol'ert  Thomson,  Levi  G.  j 
Hall,  Albert  G.  Fenner,  Jeremiah  Horne,  Alphonso  Bickford,  Thomas; 
J  \V.  Pray,  James  M.  Wheeler,  Paul  A.  Stackpole,  M.  C.  Lathrop,  J.  R.  | 
Ham;  C.  H.  Horsch,  Jason  W.  Drake.  N.  M.  Payne,  homo.  Dentists — 1 
C.  M.  Murphy, .  P.  A.  Stackpole,  A.  J.  Young,  F.  B.  Kimlall,  C.W.Tas-i 

ker.  Churches — Bap.  f.  w.,  -  Malvin,  I.  D.  Stewart;  Baj).,  cal.,! 

- Chase;  Cath.,  J.  Drummond;  Epis.,  J.  B  Riclunon!];  Meth.,  James  : 

Thurston  ;  Ortho,. - Spaulding;  Univ.,  Elmer  Hewett,;  Unit., - . : 

Literary  Institutions — Dover  High  School,  Franklin  Academy,  Mer-  \ 
chants — D.  Lothrop  &  Co  ,  E.  J.  Lane,  J.  C.  Varney,  books  and  sta-  | 
t  ionery  ;  II.  H.  Brewster  &  Co.,  Palmer  &  Brewster,  A.  P.  Drew,  J.  II.  I 
Win.slow,  Levi  Brown,  A.  Caverly,  R.  J.  Shaw,  Jona  Morrill.  Leavey 
&  Ricker,  boots  and  shoes  ;  Lothrop  &  Co.,  J.  A.  Gardner,  Wyatt  &  ■ 
Varney,  C,  H.  Trickey  &  Co.,  D.  Foss,  J.  F.  la-avey,  A.  Frazier,  J.  Var-j 
ney. clothing;  Morrill  Bros,  C.W.  Wiggin,  crockery;  C.  H.  Trickey  &  Co., 
W,  R.  Tapley,  E.  C.  Andrews,  A.  W. Cotton  &  Co  ,  J.  Asiel,  W,  Stearns, ; 

A.  S.  Tash  Sc,  Co.,  H,  Haley,  C.  W.  Thurston  &  Co.,  B.  F.  Nealley,  dry 
goods  :  T.  L.  Smith,  C.  A.  Tufts,  W.  H.  Vickery,  Lothrop  &  Pinkhain; 

B.  F.  Rackley,  drugs  and  medicines:  Palmer  &  Brewster  H.  H,  Brews¬ 
ter  Co.,  J.  C.  Varney,  fancy  goods  ;  II.  W.  Danforth  Sc  Co.,  E.  V.  Brews¬ 
ter,  J.  Meserve,  S.S.  Moulton, Chainl)erlin  Sc  Nowell,  Lewis  Howe,  Chsis. 
F.  Ham,  Alonzo  Wiggin,  Charles  H.  Crockett,  Samuel  Ham,  A.  S.  Tash 
Sc  Co.,  II.  M.  Henderson,  John  C.  Hughes,  Patrick  Hughes,  Joseph  C, 
Hutchins.  Thomas  Kennedy,  George  G.  Lowell,  John  C.  Talker,  Johnj 
Meserve.  Felix  Quinn,  George  S.  Woodman,  groceries  ;  A.  C.  Chesley,  | 
Geo,  F.  Rollins  Sc  Co.,  Foot  Sc  Snell,  Jeremy  Perkins,  liardware;  Pur-  i 
inton  &  Ham,  J.  K.  Purinton  Sc  Co.,*  Sihis  Moody,  hats  ami  caps;  J.  G.  | 
Flagg,  Mark  Rand,  stoves;  James  A.  Horne,  Charles  E.  Bacon,  jew'el-' 

;  ry ;  George  L.  Folsom,  paints;  Miss  E.  Hu&band,  Mis.s  M.  Byrne,. 
Miss  Tuttle,  Mr.  T.  P  Cressey,  millinery  goods.  Manufacturers — Davis,  I 
!  Hovey  &  Co.,  Bradle}’^  Sc  Moulton,  Geo,  B.  Wentworth.  J.  E.  Goodwin  k  ■ 

:  Co.,  C.  E.  &  S.  C.  Haynes,  Geo.  F.  &  I.  W,  Nute,  .  11.  Palmer,  H.  V.  j 
j  Gould,  John  L.  Platts,  James  0.  Reynolds,  Tiiomas  J.  Spurling,  Geo.  1 
W.  Tash,  boots  and  shoes;  Thonnis  B,  Hough,  Iwiiss  founder;  Oochoco ' 
Mf’g  Co.,  cottons:  Dover  Iron  Foumlery  ;  John  B.  Stevens,  J.  Maho-j 
j  ney,  leather;  L.  Beach,  jr.,  soap;  S.  II.  Foye,  soapstone;  F.  <fe  A.  J. 
Sawyer,  woolens.  Hotels — American  House,  Pierce  k  True;  NeW| 
Hampshire  House,  A.  Tucker,  L.  C.  Kimball.  Livery  stables — W.  R.  j 
Brown,  John  Tucker,  James  Clmse,  W.  II.  Smith.  F.  p.  i. — R.R. j 
W.  p. — medium.  j 

DURHAM — Postmaster — Joseph  W.  Coe.  Attorney — J.  A.  Rich- 1 
ardson.  Physician — 0  G.  Cilley.  Churches — Cong.,  Alvan  Tobey  ; ; 

Chris.,  William  Spindler,  Merchants — Valentine  Mather,  jr.,  G.  k  W.  P.  i 
Frost,  M.  M.  Flstabrook,  John  Mellen,  general  assortn:ent.  Manu-  '^ 
facturers — Wm.  Jenkins,  leather; - T.  II.  Wiswall,  p:'.})er,  New¬ 

market  p.  o.;  S.  Runlett,  lumber.  F.p.t. — R.R.  W.  p. — abundant,  j 
FARMING  TON— Postmaster — Andrew  J.  Scruton.  Attorney — Geo.j 
N.  Eastman,  F.  Emerson.  Physicians — David  T.  Parker,  R,  B.  Foss,  i 
A.  C.  Newell  ;  D.  W.  Edgerly,  dent.  Churches — Bap.,  f.  w..  S.  N.  Tufts  ;  j 

Cong., - .  Literary  Institution — Farmington  High  School,  S.  G.  j 

Haley,  prin.  Merchants — Barker  k  Cooke,  James  E  Fernald,  books 
and  stationery:  J.  H.  Barker  &  Co.,  clothing:  David  T,  Parker,  drugs 
medii?ines,  and  fancy  goods;  Barker  &  Cooke,  James  E.  Fernald,  j 
j  John  H.  Barker  k  Co.,  Berry  k  Tapley,  George  M.  Herring,  general  | 
assortment;  John  k  Clay,  L.  C.  Fernald,  groceries  ;  Fhillcr  <fe  Small,: 

1  hardware;  J.  F.  Safford,  jewelry ;  Mrs.  M.  E.  Scruton  &  Co.,  Mrs.  S. 

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107 


nu/.zell,  Au>j:ustii  Thurston,  millinery,  ^^nnufacturers — E.  C.  Kin- 
near,  II.  li.  kdgerly  <fe  Co.,  Samuel  II.  liiizzell,  J.  A.  Roberts,  Berry  & 
Kimball,  M.  L.  Hayes  &.  Co.,  Geo.  E.  Roberts,  Hayes  k  Edgerly,  C.  W. 
Nute,  Alonz('  Xute,  II  L.  Roberts  k  Co.,  Edward  F.  Jones,  E.  0.  Cur¬ 
tis,  Geo.  M.  Herring,  Geo.  A.  Jones,  boots  and  shoes.  Livery  Stables 
— Charles  French,  Stephen  Xutter,  E.  B.  Mooney.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R. 
IF.  p. — little. 

LEE — Postmasters — A.  O.  Cominge; - Charles  II.  Tuttle,  Wadley's 

Falls.  Churches — Chris..  A.  G.  Comings;  Bap.,  Cong,  and  Union,  no 
settled  pastors.  Merchants — Isaiah  D.  Edgerh'.  general  assortment ; 
.A.  G.  Comings,  groceries.  Manufacturers — Guy  Gliddcn,  leather; 
John  Mathes,  Job  Thoini)son,  Charles  Tuttle,  lumber.  F.p.  t. — Bos¬ 
ton  <fe  Maine  R.  R.  at  Newmarket — Stage  daily.  IF.  jp. — superior  to 
most  towns. 

MADliURY—k\\  mail  matter  delivered  at  Dover  P.  0.,  unless  oth¬ 
erwise  ordered.  Church — E.  G.  Little.  F.  p.  t. — Boston  k  Maine  R.  R. 
Stasre  to  Concord  and  Pittsfield  every  other  day.  IF.  p. — good. 

MIDDLETOX — Postmaster — .Jonathan  Daniels,  M.  Corner.  Church 
— Bap.,  f.  w.,  Seth  Sawyer.  Merchant — H.  B.  Horne,  boots  and  shoes. 
Manufacturers — Isaiah  H.  Place,  Thomas  C.  Pike,  lumber.  Hotels — 
York's  Hotel,  Charles  Y’ork ;  Shapleigh's  Hotel,  George  W.  Sh.npleigh. 
Livery  stable — Shapleigh  k  Longer.  F.p.t. — Stage  twice  a  week  to 
Fartnington.  IF.  p. — enough  for  two  lumber  mills. 

MILTOX — Postmasters — F.zra  H.  Twombly  ; - Elbridge  IF.  Fox 

M..  Mills; - John  C.  Plnmer.  South  M.  Physcians — Stephen  Drew- 

Geo  W.  Peavey; - Charle  E.  Swa<ey,  M.  Mills  : - Peleg  B.  Tra.-k 

M.  Ridge.  Churches — Bap.,  f.  w.,  Ezra  Tuttle  ;  Cong.,  James  Doldt ; 

- Cong..  Caleb  Page,  M.  Mills.  Literary  histitutirms — Milton  Class-  | 

ical  Tu'^titute,  .1.  Sewell  Brown,  prin.  Merchants — Geo.  \V.  Sayward* 

John  E.  Twomblv,  Mark  H.  Hart; - Asa  Fox  k  Son,  Asa  A.  Fo.x  k 

Co,,  Bray  r.  Simes,  John  U.  Simes,  Benjamin  F.  Hubbard,  all  gen-! 
oral  assortment;  John  Hayes,  meat  market,  M.  Mills:  Mrs.  Clara  ^I. 
Roberts;  Mrs.  E.  H.  Farnhani.  Miss  Augusta  Berry,  M.  Mills,  all  mil¬ 
linery  goods.  Manufacturers — James  Bennett,  George  B.  Wentworth, 

boots  and  shoes; - Hiram  V.  Wentwortii,  Lutlier  Ha^es,  Lewis; 

Plumer,  G.  M',  AVentworth  ;  M'illiam  P.  Tuttle,  South  M.,  all  him-: 
ber;  Waumbeck  Mfg  Co.,  flannels ;  Edward  Brierley  &  Co.,*  flannels 
and  table  covers,  M.  Mills.  H<>te1s — Milton  Hotel,  M'm.  H.  Huntress ; 

- C(*ntral  House,  Ira  Miller,  M.  Mills,  id  ^>.  C— Great  Falls  &  Con-; 

way  R.  R.:  depot  at  M  and  South  M.  W.p. — abundant. 

A’’ A’ IF  DURHAM — Postma.'ite.r — Ira  S.  Ricker.  Churches — Bap.,f.  w., 
Joseph  F.  Joy;  Adv.,  James  G.  Smith.  Merchants — John  E.  Jones.. 
George  F.  Jone.c.  Henry  J.  Dolby,  Eben  E.  Berry,  Geo  S.  Gilman, 
general  assortment.  Manufacturers — George  F.  Nutter,  lumber.  F.p.t. 


-William  S.  Hart, 


— Cocheco  R.  R.  W.  p. — abundant. 

ROCHESTER — Postmasters — Goo.  B.  Roberts: 

East  R.; - Charles  S.  Whitehouse,  Gonic.  Attorneys — C.  K.  Sanborn, 

Noah  T«  bl)etts.  Daniel  J.  Parsons.  Joseph  II.  M'orcester.  l*hysici(tnf 

— B.  W.  Sargent, - Longee,  J.  Farrington,  Enoch  Dow,  M.  W.  M'ar- 

ren  : - W.  F.  Hathaway,  homeo.  Gonic;  J,  H.  Farrington,  dentist. 

Churches — Cong.,  A.  F.  Marsh  ;  FMs,  J.H.  Pratt ;  Moth.,  L.  P.  Cushman 

- Bap.,  f.,  G.  J.  .Abliott,  Gonic.  Merchants — D.  Hans*  n,  J.  G.  Davis. 

books,  Ac.;  C.  Henderson.  J.  D.  Evans,  boots  and  shoes;  Lothrop  A 
Meader.  S.  H,  Fineman  k  Bro.s,  J.  Perie,  clothing;  C.  M*.  Brown,  dry 
goods:  S.  H.  Fineman  k  Bro..  dry  goods  and  tailors;  D.  Hanson,  W.  F 

Farrington,  drugs:  M'.  C.  Fernaiil,  Charles  Chase  : - S.  Shorey.  S- 

Hart,  East  R.; - H.  W.  Locke,  K.  Gray,  D.  Varney,  Gonic,  all  gene- 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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108 


ral  assortment:  John  Fiirber,  S.  D.  Wentworth,  Wentworth  &  Bickford, 
and  Factory  Store,  Wm.  Rand,  Nath  l  Burnliam,  Watson  Hayes,  gro¬ 
ceries  ;  Wentworth  &  Bickford,  hardware  ;  C.  K.  Chase,  hats  and  caps; 
J.  G,  Davis,  jewelry ;  W.  K.  Kimball,  variety;  Mrs.  F.  C.  Hayes,  M.  A. 
Sanborn,  M,  A.  Dormell,  millinery.  Manufacturers — Franconia  M’f’g 
Co.,  cottons ;  Norway  Plains  Company,  Cocheco  Woolen  MTg  Co,, 
Gonic  Manufacturing  Company,  woolens;  E.  G.  &  E.  Wallace,  L.  Dunt- 
ley,  Ira  Doe,  S.  J.  Wentworth,  boots  and  shoes ;  Benjamin  Barker, 
Reuben  Tilton,  M.  H.  Wentworth  &  Co.,  lumber ;  T.  H.  Edgerly 

carriages;  William  Hickson,  Joseph  Nutter,  bricks; - Buffum  &. 

Meader,  boxes  and  lumber,  Gonic;  Stephen  Shorey,  lumber,  East  R. 
Hotels — Dodge’s  House,  J,  T.  Dodge;  Mansion  House,  S.  H.  Went¬ 
worth;  Norway  House,  M.  V.  B.  Wentworth;  Gonic  House,  John 
Varney.  Livery  stables — Jonathan  Wentworth.  Silas  Wentworth, 
J.  W.  Tebbetts,  E.  Rock.  F.  p.  t. — Dover  and  Winnepisseogee  R.  R., 
Great  Falls  and  Conroy  R.  R.,  stage  to  Barnstead  and  East  R.  W.  p. 
— good. 

ROLLINSl^ORD — Postmaster  —  James  A.  Place,  Salmon  Falls. 
Attorney — Sylvester  Butler.  Physicians — E.  D.  Jaques  ;  Alphonzo 
Severance,  dentist.  Churches — Cong.,  Thomas  S.  Robie;  Cath.,  r,,  Pat¬ 
rick  Canovan  ;  Epis., - .  Merchants — James  A.  Place,  boots  and 

shoes;  John  B.  Morton,  clothing  ;  John  R.  Cressey,  dry  goods  ;  Moses, 
Young,  drugs  and  medicines ;  J.  P.  Rowe,  Union  Store,  groceries  ; 
A.  G.  Haley,  hardware;  J.  A.  Place,  hats  and  caps;  Mercy  Roberts, 
millinery.  Manufacturers — Salmon  Falls  Manulacturing  Co.,  cottons 
J.  Converse,  agent.  Hotel — Franklin  House,  Samuel  Alley.  Livery 
stable — Joseph  Dudley.  P.  p.  t. — Boston  Maine  R.  R.;  Portsmouth 
Great  Falls  and  Conv.ay  R.  R.  W.  p. — abundant. 

SOMERSWORTH — Postmaster — J.  S.  Haines,  Great  Falls.  Attor¬ 
neys — Nathaniel  Wells,  Royal  Eastman,  William  D.  Knapp,  Ichabod 
G.  Jordan,  William  J.  Copeland,  James  G.  Young.  Physicians — 
Charles  F.  Elliott,  John  W.  Buckman,  Jonathan  S.  Ross,  Alvin  Jen¬ 
kins,  Jacob  C.  Hanson,  John  A.  Hayes,  Oliver  M.  Boynton,  Ham- 
blett,  eclec  ;  J.  Conant,  homeo.  Dentists — C.  D.  Varney,  Julius  Gutt- 
man,  0.  Q.  Shapleigh.  Churches — Bap.,  M.  A.  Dougherty;  Bap.  f.,  J.  B. 
Davis  ;  Cath.,  M.  Canovan ;  Cong.,  E.  N.  Hidden  ;  Meth.  (Main  St.) 
C.  E.  Hall,  (High  St.)  C.  U.  Dunning.  Merchants — D.  Lothrop  &  Co., 
A.  Thwing  &  Co.,  W.  W.  Nason,  books  and  stationery  ;  John  W.  Bates 
&  Co.,  John  A.  Sinilie,  Star  D.  Bryant,  John  G.  Hill,  Frederic  B'cye, 
boots  and  shoes;  Henry  Vesehoff,  John  G.  Hill,  John  B.  Clarke,  Jo¬ 
seph  P.  Swasey,  clothing;  S.  S.  Chick  &  Co.,  M.  Bates  &  Son,  Charles 

E.  Bartlett  &  Co.,  A.  Wimpflemer,  Bro.  &  Co.,  Charles  P.  Carter  &. 
Bro.,  Geo.  W.  Wendell,  dry  goods;  C.  M.  Jones  &  Co.,  D.  Lothrop  & 
Co.,  George  Moore,  W.  W.  Nason,  drugs  and  medicines;  H.  C.  Leach, 
0.  J.  Brackett,  L.  Darnbachor  &  Co.,  I.  S.  Colman,  Bates  Bros.,  M,  D. 
Folsom,  fancy  goods  ;  Lougee  &  Fall,  George  Moore,  Div.  175,  Div.  30. 
jLocke  &  Hill,  W.  Plummer,  True  W.  Woodman,  W”.  H.  Farrar  &  Son, 
S.  James  &  Sons,  Chick  &  Hobbs,  J.  A.  Bagley,  E.  L.  Farnham  &  Co., 
Whitehouse,  Bickford  &  Co.,  groceries .  Tebbetts  &  Bro.,  S.  A.  Seavey. 

F.  A.  Lord,  Hodsdon  Bros.,  H.  C.  Gilpatrick  &  Co.,  Somersworth 
Machine  Co.,  hardware;  E.  J.  Pinkham,  J.  W.  Bates  &  Co.,  hats  and 
caps;  James  J.  Woodward,  Albert  F.  Chandler,  jewelry;  A.  J.  Wat- 
[son,  0.  A.  Perkins,  G.  Lougee,  M.  A.  Mott,  G.  W.  Hubbard,  millinery., 
'.Manufacturers — Great  Falls  Manufacturing  Co.,  cotton  ;  Hiram  Horn 
{&  Co.,  lumber;  Great  Falls  Woolen  Co.,  woolen.  Hotels — Great  Falls 
Hotel,  0.  A.  Frost;  Granite  State  Hotel,  R.  H.  Hussey.  Livery  sta- 
Wm — A.  S.  Drew,  J.  0.  Lord,  L.  L.  Hanson  &  Co.  F.  p.  t. — Boston  & 


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Ma’ne  R.  R..  Eastern  R.  R..  Portsmouth,  Great  Falls  &  Conwaj'  R.  R. 
ir,  p. — aliun<lant.  ! 

STR  A  FFORD — Postmasters — John  AV.  Jewell; - Demeritt  Place, 

S.  Center; - James  D.  Berry,  S.  Corner; - Ahram  S.  Clark,  Bine 

Hills.  Attorney — George  C.  Peavey,  S  Center,  l^hysicians — Lafayette 

Chesley.  S.* Center; - E.  B.  Ham,  Bow  Lake.  Churc/ies — Bap.,  f., 

S.  Keniston,  J.  M.  Beddell,  S.  Center; - W.  T.  Smith,  S.  Corner. 

Literary  Institution — Austin  Academy.  Merchants — John  W.  Jewell, 

D.  Fess,  .ir.  k  Son; - George  C.  Peavey,  S.  C.  Foss,  S.  Center,  gene-; 

ral  assortment.  Hotel — Bow  Lake  Hotel,  John  C.  Peavej’.  F.  p.t.  \ 
— Stage  from  Pittsfield  to  Dover  three  times  a  week  and  buck. 

BELKNAP  COUNTY. 

ALTON — Postmasiers — Alonzo  H.  Sawyer;  "W.  G.  C.  Emerson, 
West  A.  Attorney — .John  W.  Currier.  J^hysicians — P.  H.  \\  heeler, 
C.  W.  Perkins,  John  Morrison.  Churches — Bap.,  f.,  E.  P.  Lad<l ;  Cong., 
sup.  by  Andover,  Ms.,  students  ; - Bap.,  f.,  E.  C.  Heath,  East  A.  Mer¬ 

chants — Perkins  Bros.,  drugs,  medicines,  dry  goods  and  groceries  ; 
Jones  &  Sawyer,  Mooney  k  Varney,  Leonard  S.  Nute,  general  assort¬ 
ment;  Samuel  Mclntire,  groceries; - W.  G.  C.  Emerson,  C.  P.  Emer¬ 
son.  agent,  general  assortment.  A.  Bay; - W.  G.  C.  Emerson,  general 

assortment  West  A.; - C.  C.  Richardson,  East  A.: - Miss  Mary  A. 

Miller,  millinery.  Manufacturers — C.  C.  Mooney  4  Co.,  shoes;  Jere¬ 
my  Woodman,  I('habod  Wentworth;  lumber;  Thurston  &  TwomMy, 
bobbin.s  and  spools;  Warren  Wadleigh.  axe  handles.  Ac.;  C.  P.  Emer¬ 
son,  drum  staves.  Hotels — Winmpisseogee  House,  Daniel  C.  M  iggin  ; 
Cochecho  House,  George  D.  Savage; - Granite  House,  W.  S.  Emer¬ 

son,  West  A.  Livery  stahles — Fifield  Bros.,  one  at  A.  and  one  at  the 
Bay,  in  connection  with  Cochecho  and  Winni|)isseogee  Houses.  F  p.  t. 
— A.  Bay  is  the  termination  of  the  D,  k  W.  R.  R.;  Steamer  Chocooua 
runs  daily  to  and  from  the  Bay  across  the  Lake  ;  Stage  three  times  a 
week  to  Laconia,  Concord  and  Pittsfield  and  returu.  IV.  — good, 
espe<  ially  on  Merrymeeting  river. 

BELMONT — Postmistress — .4ddie  F.  Johnson.  Physicians — Wra. 
A.  Bucklin.  Churches — Bap.,  f.,  Ho.-^ea  Quimby ;  Chris..  Abiah  Kidder. 
Merchant — .Tonas  Call,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Moses 
Sargent,  cotton  hosiery.^  N.  D.  Garmon,  cotton  batting;  Joseph  San- 
lorn,  Moses  Sargent,  lumber.  Hotel — American  House,  Jonas  Call, 
Lxvery  stahles — J.  P.  Hall,  Dudley  F.  Smith.  F.  p.  i. — Stage  daily 
connects  with  Boston.  Concord  and  Montreal  R.  R.  W.  p. — good. 

BARNSTEAD — Postmasters — Thos.  M.  II use,  B.  Center; - Cyrus 

W.  Blanehani,  Parade; - William  C.' Berry,  North  B.  Attorney — 

Clia.«.  S.  George.  Physicians — Mark  Walker,  J.  Wheeler.  Churches 

— .Adv.,  WillTam,  Bodge;  Chri.s.,  John  H.  Nutter; - Cong..  H.  Can- 

field,  B.  Center ; - AVilliam  0.  Carr,  Parade.  MercJtants — George  E. 

Pondergast,  Cyrus  Blanchard,  general  assortment  ; - L.  C.  Scranton, 

groceries,  B.  Center.  Manufacturers — J.  M.  Babcock,  k  Co.,  woolens: 
Joseph  0.  Hall,  leather.  Hotel — Samuel  Shackford,  B.  Center.  F.  p. 
t. — Stages,  W.p. — abundant. 

CEATER  HARBOR — Postmaster — Chas.  Dearborn.  Physicians — 
John  C,  Page,  William  Page.  Churches — Cong.,  Almon  Benson.  Mer¬ 
chants — Charles  Dearborn.  John  H.  Moulton,  J.  B.  Dow,  gencal 
assortment;  R.  Keniston.  jewelry.  Manufacturers — Leo.  Fox.  wooden 
ware  and  cooper ;  C.  S.  Coe,  Daniel  M  Hawkins,  lumber  dealer ;  Wm 
C.  Clifton.  Th-  mas  Webber,  Levi  W.  M  atson,  carriage  makers.  Hotels 
— Moulton  House,  Smith  Etiiery;  Senter  House,  James  L  Huntress. 
Livery  stahles — Smith  F.  Emery,  Janies  L.  Huntress.  F.p.t. — stages 
and  steamboats.  p. — little.  | 


jllO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


GILFORD — Postmaster — George  W.  Weeks,  Lake  Village.  Attor¬ 
neys — Samuel  C.  Clark,  W.  L.  MeU-her,  0.  H.  Key.  Physiciayis — T.  S.! 
Booster,  A.  J.  Thompson,  D.  B.  Nelson,  A.  A.  Gilbert,  H.  II.  Browne 
L.  T.  Weeks,  Albert  Lindsey,  1).  F.  &  J.  C.  Moore,  L.  N.  True,  horn;' 

G.  Y.  Pickering,  A.  H.  C.  Jewett,  S.  C.  Sawyer,  dentists.  Churches — j 

Adv.,  A.  D.  Smith;  Bap.,  f.,  Geo.  M.  Park,  II,  C.  Henderson, - ; 

Bap.,  cal.,  Horace  Bundy  ;  Meth.,  King  T.  Hall.  Literary  Institution — ' 
Gilford  Academ}'.  Merchants — B\  A.  Weeks,  books  and  stationery  ; 
Odell  <fe  Tuttle,  L.  B.  Jones,  clothing;  Smith  Brothers,  J.  P.  Wluttier 
&  Co.,  Odell  &  Tuttle,  dry  goods  ;  J.  L.  Odell,  Dexter  &,  Hunt,  drugs 
and  medicines;  J.  L.  Odell,  0  B.  Yeaton,  fancy  goods  and  notions; 
J.  H.  Tilton  &  Co.,  Sleeper  k  Smart,  H.  Blaisdell  &  Co.,  A.  W.  &\ 

H.  0.  Bugbee,  Lyman  Sanborn,  general  assortment ;  J.  Aldrich  &  Co..' 
J.  G.  Sanborn,  groceries;  11.  E.  Brown,  hardware;  J.  Russell,  E.  L.i 
Hunkius,  jewelry  ;  Mrs.  N.  M.  Hoit,  millinery.  Mo.nufacturers — Gil-j 
ford  Hosiery  Co.;  Pepper's  Hosiery  mill,  John  Pepper,  cotton  goods ;! 

I  J.  J.  Morrill,  leather;  Geo.  W.  Sanders,  J.  J.  Morrill,  Hazen  Copp.; 
•lumber.  Hotels — Willard  Hotel,  George  H.  Everett;  Mt.  Belknap 
I  House,  William  Adams.  Livery  stables — Colo  &  Prescott,  Whiting  &• 

I  Whitney.  F.  p.  t. — Montreal  R.  R.;  stage  to  Alton.  W.  p. — abundant.: 

I  GILMANTOX — Postmasters — Levi  If.  Mudgett; - Chas.  H.  Dock-' 

Iham,  G.  Iron  Works; - James  M.  Gilman,  Lower  G.  Attorney — ■ 

;  Thomas  Cogsv.^ell.  Physicians — Nahum  Wight,  Geo.  Montgomery,: 

I  Jeremiah  Blake.  Churches — Cong.,  Jos.  Blake; - Bap.,  J.  C.  0.-<good,' 

i  Cong.,  Jeremiah  Blake,  G.  Iron  Works.  Literary  Institution — Gilman.' 

I  ton  Academy,  Joseph  Bhike,  priu.  Merchants — Henry  W.  Peasleo,* 

I  Stephen  H.  Dearborn,  Stephen  L.  Greeley, - Charles  A.  Dockham,' 

jChas.  A.  Hatch,  R.  D.  Tebbetts,  Tebbetts  &  Johnson,  0.  Iron  Wo  ks;; 

I - James  M.  Gilman,  Joseph  Brown,  Lower  G.,  all  general  assort- 

I  ment.  Manufacturers — Samuel  X.  Edge’dy,  leather,  G.  Iron  Works.' 
j  Hotels — Isaac  C.  Marsh,  Samuel  Hoit.  F.  p.  t. — Stages.  W.  p. — little. i 

LACONIA — Postmaster — Jos.  E.  Odlin  ; - M.  B.  Gordon,  Weare^ 

p.  o.  Attorneys — Wm.  N.  Blair,  E  lery  A.  Hibbard,  Erastus  P.  Jew¬ 
ell,  Geo.  W.  Stevens,  0.  A.  J.  Vaughan,  Thomas  J.  Whipple.  Physi- 
\cians — Robert  E.  Merrill,  David  S.  Pre.scott;  Noah  L.  True,  eclec.;  Al-' 
Ibert  Lindsay,  L.  T.  Weeks,  homeo.;  Geo.  Y.  Pickering,  A.  11.  C.  Jewett, 

j  dentists; - Oliver  Goss,  Lake  Village  p.  o.  Churches — Ba]).,  f.,  A.  D. 

(Smith;  Cong.,  ortho  ,  H.  M.  Stone;  Meth.,  G.  W.  Norris  ;  Unit.,  C.  Y.i 

I  DeNormandie ; - Bap.,'  f.,  K.  S.  Hall,  Lake  Village  p.  o.  Merchants. 

; — J.  E.  Odlin,  N.  Johnson,  Jr.,  books  and  stationery;  Otis  Beaman, 

'  E.  Bk  Burleigh,W.  F.  Knight  &  Co.,bnot3  and  shoes;  S.  B.  Smith,clotli-' 
ling;  W.  F.  Knight  &  Co.,  S.  B.  Smith,  Weeks  Brothers,  dry  goods;. 
Geo.  F.  Mallard,  J.  E.  Odlin,  drugs  and  medicines  ;  Geo.  L.  Mead,  J.  P.' 
Atkinson,  jr.,  pat.  medicines;  N.  Johnson,  jr.,  S.  E.  Young  &  Co.,j 
fancy  goods  and  notions:  Pitman  &  TiHoti; - George  A  Wilder,  gen¬ 

eral  assortment,  Lake  Village  p.  o.;  J.  P.  Atkinson,  jr.  A.  J.  Farrar, 
Janes  &  Gove,  Geo.  L.  Mead,  groceries;  Pitman  &  Tilton,  hardware:: 
Otis  Beaman,  E.  F.  Burleigh,  hats  and  caps;  Joseph  Russell,  S,  E. 
Young  &  Co.,  jewelry  ;  l\Iiss  Kate  Feely,  Sarah  Gra}',  S.  B.  Smith,  Geo.i 
W.  Wadleigh,  millinery.  Manufacturers — Belknap  Mills,  flannels.! 
cloakings,  &c.;  J.  M".  Busiel,  L.  Y.  Busiel,  hosiery ;  John  Chapman,- 
G.  W.  Sandens,  stoves  and  tiii  ware  ;  Ranlet  Manufacturing  Co.,  rail-i 

road  cars  : - Doe  &  Tuck,  bricks,  Wiers  j).  o.  Hotel — Willards,  A.  L.j 

Morrison.  Livery  stables — Geo.  ,11.  Gilman.  A.  L.  Morrison.  F.  p.  t. — 
B.  C.  &.  M.  R.  R.;  Stage  to  Alton  Bay.  \V.  p. — good. 

MEREDITH — Postmasters — Isaiah  Winch; - L,  Plumer,.  M.  Cen¬ 

ter.  Lawyer — Samuel  W.  Rollins.  Physicians — Geo.  Sanborn,  John 


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111 


II.  Sanborn ;  Benj.  A.  Follins,  eclec.;  Wm.  B.  Blake,  Thomp.;  H.  P. 
Smith,  dentist.  Churches — Bap,  Joseph  Storer;  Bap.,  f.,  J.  Erskine  ; 
Cong.,  Charle.s  Burnham.  .iV^rcAanf^-^harles  S.  Prescott,  James  M. 
1  Prescott,  boots  and  shoes;  Charles  S.  Wiggin,  George  M.  Burleigh. 

1  drugs,  books,  and  yankee  notions  ;  J.  II.  Prescott  &  Co.,  J.  Winch  & 
Co.,  C.  H.  Cummings,  J.  W.  Beede,  B.  D.  Plaist^d  &,  Co.,  .1*  hn  Smith, 
j>.,  0  Blake,  general  assortment;  Mrs.  H.  N.  Newell,  Misses  0,  A  E. 
Knowles,  millinery.  Manufacturers — Smith  &  Martin,  (New  York) 
0.  S.  Metcalf,  agt.,  hosiery;  Nathan  B.  Wadleigh,  lumber;  Hilton, 
Marshall  &  Co.,  woolen  goods.  Hotel — Elm  House,  Geo.  M.  Burleigh. 
Livery  stables — Bedee  &.  Cox,  W.  E.  S.  Foss.  F.  p.  t. — Boston,  C.  &  .M. 

R.  R.;  Steamer  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday,  on  Lake  Winnipiseo- 
gee  to  connect  with  Boston  &  Maine  R.  R.  at  Alton  Bay,  touching  at 
Center  Harbor  &  Wolfeboro.  IF.  p. — abundant. 

A’ii  ir  HAMPTOX — Postmaster — C.  D.  Tiiyng.  Physician — A.  N.j 
Bronson  ;  A.  Durkee,  ecloc.  Churches — Bap.,  Dan’l  Dearborn  ;  Bap.,i 
f.,  E.  H.  Pi  escott.  Literary  Institutions — New  Hampton  Literary  and 
Biblical  In.'titution,  A.  B.  Me^servey,  A  M.,  prin.;  Biblical  School,  J. 
Fullonton,  D.  D.,  prin.  Merchants — C.  D.  &  J.  B.  Thyng,  books  and 
stationery;  Caleb  Sargent,  George  Shaw,  boots  and  shoes;  M.  H. 
Merrow.  C.  Follansbee,  A.  Burpee,  dry  goods  and  groceries;  C.  D.  & 
J.  B.  Thyng,  drugs  and  medicines;  Mrs.  II.  S.  Fifield,  Mrs.  C.  Fol¬ 
lansbee,  Miss  Sanborn,  millinery.  Manufacturers — J.  C.  Gordon, 
Edward  Gordon,  woolens;  H.  Q.  Sargent,  hosiery;  D.  Woodman,  Oli¬ 
ver  Blake,  Wm.  Sanborn,  Ezekiel  Pike,  lumber.  IIoIpIs — Pemigewas- 
set  House,  Z.  C.  Perkins;  Fountain  House,  Charles  Stevens.  Livery 
stable — Z  C.  Perkins.  F.p  t. — I.'aily  stages  to  Tilton  and  Bristol,  leav¬ 
ing  at  6  o’clock  A.  M.,  returning  at  2  and  6  o’clock  P.  M.  IF.  p. — 
abunilant. 

SA  XBORXTON — Postmasters — Elizabeth  M.  Lane; - Thomas 

Webster,  jr..  North  S.; - John  Philbrook,  East  S.  Physician — .las. 

B.  Abbott.  Church — Cong.,  Moses  T.  Runnel^.  Me7'chants — Jason  J. 
Burley,  North  S.: - Enoch  G.  Philbrick,  East  S.,  all  general  assort¬ 

ment.  F.p.t. — R.  R.  W.p. — good. 

TJLTOX — Postmasters — B.  M.  Morrill;  Chase  Rollins,  Ea.st  T. 
Attorneys — C.  C.  R<  gers,  F.  R.  Chase.  Physicians — B.  Lyford,  J.  P. 
Osborne,  A.  Y,  Hanson  Churches — Cong.,  Corban  Curtice;  Meth.,  E. 

S.  G  Kellogg.  Literary  Institution — New  Ilampshire  Conference  Sem¬ 
inary  and  Female  College,  George  Judkins,  Sylvester  Divon,  prins.; 
Merchants — Ames  &  Kelsea,  books  &  Yankee  notion.s ;  W.  P.  k  J.  Hill, 
clothing;  E.  Adams,  F.  J.  Taylor,  dry  goods  ;  Ames  k  Kelsea,  drugs,; 
medicines,  and  fancy  goods;  F.  J,  Eastman,  J.  F.  Taylor,  general 
assortment;  W.  P,  &  J.  Hill,  A.  Fletcher,  groceries;  F.  J.  Eastman.! 
hardware;  W.  P.  k  J.  Hill,  hats  and  caps;  C.  0.  Hunter,  jewelry;; 
Miss  Hannah  Pao-e,  Miss  N,  S.  Mason,  .Mrs.  M.  Bryant,  millinery.J 
Manufacturers — X.  H.  Tilton,  A.  S.  Ballantino,  John  Fletcher,  Wm 
Fletrher,  John  Firth,  Granite  Mills  Co.,  Bailey  Mills  Co.,  woolens : 
Ames  k  Kelsea,  W.  p.  k  J.  H  11,  L,  A.  Conant,  boot.s  and  shoes;  Byron 
Brown,  J.  P.  Dearborn,  lumber.  Hotel — Dexter  House,  John  Llais  | 
dell  k  Co.  Livery  stables — Warren  H.  Smith,  Robert  S.  Perkins. 

>.  t. — Boston  Concord  k  Montreal  R.  R  ;  stages  from  Tilton  to  New- 
ilampton  and  Belmont  daily.  IF.  p. — abundant.  j 

CARROLL  COUNTY.  ! 

I 

A  LB  A  XY— Churches — .4dv.,  L.  C.  McKinstrief;  Bnp.  f.,  Theodore 
Brf»wn.  Mprehants — Orin  Robertso  ,  p.  o.  Tamworth  Iron  Works 

John  Douglass,  A.  Russell.  William  H.  Allen,  lumber,  p.  o.  Conway. 


112  BUSINESS  DIRECTORT. 


BARTLETT — Postmasters — Armine  Meserve  ; - (leorge  Pitman, 

Lower  B.  Attorney — George  \V,  M.  Pitman.  Physician — L.  B.  Dame.l 
Churches — Bap.,  f.,  Spencer  Kenerson ;  Meth.,  Orson  T.  Sinclair.  Mer¬ 
chants — Albert  F.  Garland,  boots  and  shoes  ;  Franklin  George  : - \ 

Lewis  Gray,  G.  W.  M.  Pitman,  Lower  B.,  all  general  assortment.  Ho-' 
tels — Upper  Bartlett  House,  Nicholas  T.  Stillings;  Bartlett  House,! 
Franklin  George.  F.p.t. — Stages.  W.  p. — abundant.  j 

I  B ROOKFIELD — Postmaster — Charles  Coleman.  Manufacturers — ; 
Noah  H.  Roberts,  Jonathan  W.  Sanborn,  lumber.  t. — Express 

from  Union  to  Tuftonborough.  TF.  p. — little.  i 

CHA  TRAM — Churches — Cong.,  E.  B.  Pike;  Meth.,  A.  Hatch.  Mer-. 
chant — J.  E.  Clay,  general  assortment.  Manufacturer — J.  E.  Clay,! 

1  lumber.  W  p. — fair.  i 

6'G lUA  J” — Postmasters — James  G.  Odell; - Hugh  McNorton,  C.. 

Center: - Benj.  D.  Eastman,  North  C.  Attorneys — Edwin  Pease; 

- Joel  Eastman,  C.  Center.  Physicians — Jonathan  R.  Thompson,! 

i  Samuel  N.  Greenlaw.  Churches — Bap.,  f.  w.,  Jona.  Fletcher  ;  Meth.,! 

i  T.  F.  Stuart: - Cong.,  E.  Payson  Ea.stman,  Reuben  Kimball;  Epis.,: 

j  E.  Newby,  North  C.  Merchants — H.  P.  Wood  &  Son,  J.  G,  Odell ; - ; 

I  L,  S.  Morton,  C.  Center ; - T.  A.  Han.son,  N.  S.  Eavis.  N.  R.  Mason. 

:  Benj.  D.  Eastman,  J.  &  E.  Whitaker,  E  G.  Merrill,  North  C.,  all  gen- 
I  eral  assortment.  Manufacturers — Allen  k  ’Warren,  leather;  Eastman 
I  &  Pondexter,  straw  board;  H.  C.  Abbott,  M'm.  H.  Allen,  J.  H.  Berry;! 

I - L.  S.  Morton,  C.  Center,  lumber.  Hotels — Conway  House,  L,  H.' 

!  Eastman  ;  McMillen  House,  John  McMillen  ;  Kearsarge  House,  Sam-; 
I  uel  D.  Thompson ;  Washington  House,  J  M.  Gibson;  North  Conway^ 
House,  N.  R.  Mason;  Interval  House,  W.  II.  H.  Trickey;  Sunset  Pa-! 

villion,  F.  H.  Mason.  Livery  stables — L.  H.  Eastman; - M'm.  Seavey,! 

North  C.  F.p.t. — Stages.  W.  p. — abundant.  j 

EA  TON — Postmaster — Henry  H.  Robertson,  E.  Center.  Physician — , 
!Wm.  P.  Atkinson.  Churches — Bap  ,  f.  w.,  I.  Fletcher.  Merchants — ! 
I  Edwin  Snow,  T.  R.  Giles  k  Son.  N.  G.  Palmer,  general  assortment. 

I  Manufacturers — Edwin  Snow,  S.  k  A.  Snow,  cabinet  makers.  F.  p.  t:, 
:  End  of  stage  line  from  W  .kefield,  (Union)  N.  H.,  the  terminus  of 
I  Great  Falls  k  Conway  R.  R.  W.  p.  fair  j 

I  EFFINGHA  M — Postmasters — Josiah  Dearborn ; - J.  W.  Dearborn,^ 

]  E.  Center  ; - John  L.  Demeritt,  E.  Falls.  Attorneys — Josiah  Dear- 

I  born,  Samuel  Q.  Dearborn.  Physician — Jas  W.  Dearborn.  Churches 

j — Bap.,  N.  Melcher  ;  Bap.  f.  w., - ;  Cong., - Kimball ; - Bap.  f.! 

jw., - ,  Effingham  Falls;  Bap.,  f..  w., - Mountain.  Literary 

I  Institution — N.  E.  M.  C.  Institute,  N.  Melcher,  prin.  Merchants — Jere-! 

j  my  Marston.  drugs  and  medicines;  John  C.  Leavitt;  - C.  K.  Drake 

!&  Son,  S.  M.  Morse  k  Son.  B.  F.  Taylor  k  Son,  E.  Center;  J.  Pe- 
I  meritt  k  Son,  Manson  &  Elanders,  F.  Bradbury,  E.  Falls,  all  general 
j  assortment;  Chas.  W,  Yarney,  jewelry;  Miss  C,  L.  Drake,  millinery. 

\  Manufacturers — John  C.  Evens,  leather;  Charles  G.  Wilkinson.  Chas.' 
E.  Moore,  Samuel  L.  Drake  k  Son,  Henry  A.  F.  Colcord,  E.  Center 

- .John  Demeritt,  E.  Falls.  Hotel — John  C.  Leavitt.  Livery  stable 

\ — Rufus  H.  Burbank.  E.  Center.  F.  p.  t. — Stages,  W.  p. — abundant.* 
FREEDOM — Postmaster — Ransellaer  Towle.  Physicians — A.  D.' 

Merrow,  A.  P.  Topi  iff.  A.  W.  Hobbs  Churches — Bap., - ;  Chri.-s.. 

A.  W.  Hobbs.  Merchants — Lord  &  Milliken,  J.  N.  Moulton,  E.  J.; 
Towle,  general  assortment;  Mrs.  L.  D.  Stanley,  millinery.  Manufac-\ 
turers — Moulton  k  Churchill.  leather;  A.  Lock,  lumber;  N.  L.  IMes-; 
erve,  bricks.  Hotel — Carroll  House,  J.  Towle.  F.  p.  t. — Three  stage.^ 
connecting  with  Portland.  Saco,  Un.  Village  k  Dover.  W.p. — limited.! 
HARTS  LOCATION — Post  Office  address,  Bartlett.  j 


CARROLL  COUNTY. 


113 


JACKSON — Postmasster — Oliver  P.  IMeserve.  PhvHciav — Daniel 

Dinsmore.  Churches — Bap.,  f.,  -  Meth.,  Jonathan  Gale.  Mer- 

chants — Frank  L.  &  M.  L.  Masons,  general  assornient.  3favvfactiir 
rer — Nicholas  T.  Stillings,  starch.  Hotels  Jackson  Fall  Hotel,  Jos¬ 
eph  B.  Trickey;  Thorne  Mountain  Hotel,  Joshua  Tvickey.  F.p.t. 
— 20  miles  to  B.  R.;  stages.  TU.  p.  abundant. 

^fA  DISON—Postmasetrs — Ann  B.  Atkinson  ; - Marsh  P.  Blaisdell, 

Fast  M.  Attorney — Josiah  IT.  Hobbs.  Physicians — John  Swan, Daniel 
S.  Hobbs.  Church — Rap.,  f..  Charles  Hurlin.  Merchants — Ira  Atkin¬ 
son,  Merrow  &  Scruton: - William  Harmon,  East  M.,  all  general 

a=sortnjent.  Hotel — Nathaniel  Churchill.  F.p.  t — Stages  daily  from 
Center  Harbor;  3  times  a  week  from  Union  Village.  W.  p. — little. 

AfO ULTONBO ROUGH —  Postmasters — James  French ; - .leremi- 

ah  Libby,  East  M.  Attorney — Samuel  Emerson.  Physician — W.  H. 
IT.  Mason.  Churches — Bap.,  c.,  Daniel  Goodwin;  Meth.,  J.  E.  Robbins. 
Merchants — W.  H.  H.  Flanders  &  Co.,  J.  E.  French  &  A.  P.  Jaelard, 
general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Lyman  &  E.  S.  Browm;  Isaac 
Adams,  lumber :  C.  S.  Coe,  Center  Harbor.  Hotel — A.  P.  Jaelard.  F. 
p  t. — stages.  W.p. — very  good. 

OSSTPEE - Postmasters — M.  V.  Ricker: - Gideon  Gillman,  0* 

Center; - John  W.  Merrow,  Moultonville ; - Joremy  Marstom 

West  0.  Attorneys — S.  B.  Carter,  S.  D.  Quarles,  Buel  C.  Carter.  Phy~ 
sicians — George  W.  Tebbetts,  Nathaniel  Grant,  Wm.  H.  Grant;  Geo* 

W.  Tebbetts,  dentist.  Churches — Bap.,  D.  I.  Quint; - Meth.,  T.  W* 

Sherman,  0,  Center.  Merchants — Alonzo  Stillings,  boots  and  shoes? 
Nathaniel  Grant,  drugs  and  medicines;  Martin  V.  Ricker,  J.  D.  W; 
Carter,  Jacob  F.  Brown,  Rufus  Stillings,  Nathaniel  Grant,  John  W. 
Merrow,  Mrs.  D.  Merrow,  Gideon  Gilman,  W.  B.  Sccggell,  Israel  Gib. 
man,  Frank  K.  Hobbs,  general  assortment;  Martin  V.  Ricker,  Henry 
Kimball,  jewelry ;  Manufacturers — John  Chick,  John  G.  Ham,  L.  S. 
Brown,  woolen  goods;  Joseph  Hodsdon,  Edward  Willand,  leather; 

Asa  Beacham  ; - Charles  Wilkinson,  0.  Corner; - John  Ham.  0. 

Center ; - Lorenzo  D.  Moulton,  Moultonville,  all  lumber.  Hotels — 

John  Clark,  Daniel  A.  Hyde,  H.  J.  Banks,  Gideon  Gilman.  ,F.  p.  t. — 
Stages  from  Wakefield  to  Conway,  and  from  Wolfeborough.  W.  p. — 
abundant. 

SA  ND  WTCH - Postmasters — J.  Wentworth  ; - N.  M.  Bean,  North 

S.; - Charles  Blanchard,  S.  Center.  Attorney — David  H.  Hill.  Phy 

sicians — J.  Blackmer,  T.  J.  Sweatt:  Dentist — Sam’l  Wiggin.  (lurches 

— Bap.,  f.,  G.  W.  Bean  ;  Meth.  M.  P.  Cilley ; - Bap.,  f.  w.,  Jonathan 

Woodman,  North  S.  Literary  Jnstitutinn — Iligh  School,  D.  G.  Beede, 
jprin  ;  Hannah  R.  Beede,  ass’t.  Merchants — Ilarri.soB  N.  Hart,  Jacob 
jF.  Moulton,  boots  and  shoes;  Christopher  C.  Fellows,  drugs  and  medi, 
jcines;  J.  Wentworth,  Charles  Blanchard,  Arvin  Blanchard,  Frank 
Burleigh  William  A.  Heard,  N.  M.  Bean,  general  assortment;  Miss 
Irene  McGaffy,  Mrs.  Charles  Hanson,  millinery.  Manufacturers — 
Thomas  Davidson,  leather.  Hotel — Riley  McGloon.  F.  p.  t. — Stage 
daily  to  Center  Harbor  in  summer  and  connects  with  boat;  daily  to 
Meredith  Village  in  winter  and  connects  with  R.  R.  W.p. — good. 

TA  M  WORTH— Postmasters — Mary  J.  Gilman; - J.  T.  D,  Folsom, 

South  T.; - Jas.  Emery,  T.  Iron  Works.  Attorney — 0.  Hall.  Phy¬ 

sicians — .7.  C.  Bassett,  Churches — Bap.,  f.  w.,  John  Runnells;  Cong., 

Sam’l  TI.  Riddell  ;  Meth.. - Page.  Merchants — C.  P.  Cook,  Wig- 

gin  &  Robinson,  E.  S.  Eastman  ; - Hatch  &  Emery,  T,  Iron  Works; 

; - L.  D.  Mason,  South  T.,  all  general  assortment:  Delia  Remick, 

millinery.  Hotels — Gilman’s,  J.  Gilman.  F.p.t. — Stages. 

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114  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


TUFTOXBOROUGU - Postmasters — Charles  S.  Nutter; — A.  L. 

Ilersey,  Mackerel  Corner;  D.  H.  Durgin,  Mt-lvin  Village.  Physicians 
— Daniel  E.  Palmer,  Timothy  A.  Haley.  Churches — Bap.,  f.  w.,  S.  P. 
Fernald,  A.  T.  W.  Piper;  Bap.,  Chris.,  D.  A.  Wigg  n,  Meth.,  C.  E. 
Cressey.  Merchants — A.  L.  Hersey,  boots  and  shoes  ;  Andrew  L. 
Hersey,  dry  goods ;  T.  A.  Haley,  drugs  and  medicines ;  Everett  Doe, 
fancy  goods  and  notions;  Andrew  L.  Hersey,  Orlando  Richardson, 
W.  L.  Young,  general  assortment;  D.  H.  Durgin,  Nutter  &  Hodsdon, 
i  groceries;  A.  L.  Hersey,  hardware;  D.  H.  Durgin,  hats  and  caps. 

I  Manufacturers — D.  W.  Horner,  lumber.  F.  p.  t. — Stages  daily  fr*^ 
j  Wolfeboro  and  Sandwich.  W.  p. — very  good. 

I  WAKEFIELD — Postmasters — William  Sawyer; - Charles  A.  Var- 

j  ney.  Union  Village; - John  G.  Sanborn,  Horn's  Mills; - Thomas 

I  Wood,  East  W.; - Edward  G.  Hanson,  North  W.  Attorney — Luther 

i  D.  Sawyer.  Physicians — Samuel  W.  Roberts  ; - John  L.  Swinerton, 

William  B.  Reynolds,  Union  Village.  Churches — Con.,  Daniel  D.  Tap- 

pan; - Nathaniel  Barker,  (not  settled); - Bap.,  f.,  A.  D.  Fairbanks, 

East  W.;  Cong., - ;  Meth.,  Nathaniel  D.  Adams,  Union  ATllage. 

Literary  Institution — Wakefield  Academy.  Merchants — Nute  &  Mills, 

boots  &  shoes;  Goldthwait  &  Brown,  Andrew  J.  Milliken; - Josiah 

Durgin,  North  W.; - Joseph  P.  Gilman,  Charles  A.  Varney,  Asa  Swett, 

Jonas  Moulton,  Union  Village,  all  general  assortment;  Benjamin  Ed-! 
gerly,  tin  ware,  &c..  Union  Village;  Dudley  C.  Caiman,  corn  and  meal. 
Union  Village.  Manufacturers — Messrs  Nute  &  Mills,  boots^nd  shoes 
Union  Village;  Mark  Wood,  leather.  Union  Village;  John  W.  San¬ 
born  ; Luther  G.  Cate,  Union  Village ; Joseph  M.  W oodman,  Geo- 

W.  Seward,  Wm.  A.  Meserve  &  Hiram  R.  Waldron,  East  W. - John 

G.  Sanborn,  Horn’s  Mills ;  Abraham  &  Charles  Marland,  woolen  goods. 
Union  Village.  Hotels  and  livery  stables — National  House  George  H. 
Wiggin;  Union  Hotel,  Robert  H.  Pike,  Union.  F.p.  t. — R.  R.  &  stage. 
W.  p. — good. 

WOLFEBOROUGH— Postmasters — Charles  H.  Hersey; - Albert 

F.  Avery,  South  W.; - -^amuel  N.  Hersey,  North  W.  Attorneys — 

Carter  &  Gafney,  William  C.  Fox.  Physicians — Henry  R.  Parker,  j 
Jeremiah  R.  Smith,  Chase  Moulton,  Rufus  R.  King;  Oliver  Dowlin, } 
dentist.  Churches — Bap.,  f.,  Elbridge  G.  York,  Cummings  Paris,  Will-j 
iam  K.  Lucas,  Jas.  F.  Locke  ;  Cong.,  Leander  Thompson,  John  Wood,  j 
F.  P.  Smith;  Chris.,  Lewis  Phillips.  Literary  Institution — Wolfebor-j 
ough  Institute,  John  H.  Larry,  prin.  Merchants — 0.  F.  A  D.  E.  Whit-j 
ton,  books  and  stationery ;  John  Rogers,  Otis  Evans,  boots  and  shoes ;  j 
I  Joseph  W.  Goodwin,  Boardman  Dunn,  clothing;  John  D.  Waite,  dry) 

I  goods;  Henry  R.  Parker,  John  T.  Furber,  drugs  and  medicines;) 
Henry  R.  Parker,  Israel  B.  Manning,  fancy  goods  and  notions;  0.  F.) 
&  D.  E.  Whitton,  Hersey  &  Peavey,  Levi  T.  Haley ;  Charles  E.  Ban- ; 
field  &  Co.,  J.  P.  Heath,  Benj.  F.  Parker,  general  assortment;  Blake 
:  Folsom  &  Co.,  hardware  ;  Hersey  &  Peavey,  hats  and  caps  ;  Isaac  W. 

I  Cotton,  jewelry  ;  Israel  B.  Manning,  John  D.  Waite,  millinery  goods  ;  j 

: - John  W.  Avery,  Daniel  Young,  South  W.; - Samuel  N.  Hersey,  ! 

Hezekiah  Willand,  all  general  assortment.  North  W.  Manufacturers 
— Moses  Varney,  Joseph  Varney,  John  C.  Edgerly,  David  Chamberlin, 
leather;  Lake  Shoe  Factory,  C.  W.  Thurston,  agent;  Libbey,  Varney; 

;  &  Co.,  Winthrop  D.  Hersey  A  Co.,  lumber ; - 1.  W.  Springfield,  wool 

i  blankets  and  flannels  ; — ; — John  Tabor,  pipes.  South  W.  Hotels — Pa 

vilion, - Howe;  Lake  Hotel,  George  Keniston ; - Union  Hotel 

John  W.  Avery,  South  W.  Livery  Stables — Eleazer  D.  Barker,  Alfred 
I  W.  Brown,  Francis  B.  Cook.  F.  p.  t — Steamboats  connecting  with 
R.  R.  across  Lake  Winnipisseogee  in  summer,  stage  in  winter.  W.p. 
— abundant. 


MERRIMACK  COUNTY. 


116 


MERRIMACK  COUNTY. 

ALL ENSTO WN— Postmaster — B.  J.  Kendal  1.  Merchants — Daniel 

Bachelder,  groceries;  Charles  F.  P.  Ilildrith,  hardware; - Ilildrith 

k  Runnels,  drugs  and  medicines;  E.  B.  Cutler,  fancy  goods  and  notions; 
Williams  k  Ilosmer,  general  assortnient,  Suncook,  Manufacturers- 

John  Tennant,  lumber;  Philip  &  Warren  Sargent,  bricks  ; - China 

■  M’Pg  Co.,  cotton,  Suncook.  Hotel  and  livery  stable — Suncook  House. 
iOraman  Huntoon.  F.  p.  t. — Concord  &  Port'^month  R.  R.,  depot  at 
I  Suncook.  6  miles  from  the  Centre  of  the  town;  Suncook  Valley  R.  R. 
i*eing  built,  3  miles.  W.  p. — very  fair. 

AXDOV'EB — Postjnasters — James  Scales  ; - C.  G.  Pevare,  East  A. 

; - William  E.  Melendy,  West  A.  Attorneys — John  M. -Shirley  ; - 

I  Chas.  A.  Durgin,  East  A.  Physician — II.  A.  Weymouth.  Church — 
jCong,  Howard  Moody.  Merchants — Howe  k  Kendrick,  II.  Putney 
!d#iigs  andmedicines ;  ,  S.  M.  Ellis,  Howe  k  Kendrick,  general  assort¬ 
ment,  Potter  Place; - C.  W.  Bartlett,  drugs  and  medicines;  C.  Dur- 

I  gin,  fancy  goods  and  notions;  C.  G.  Pevare  k  Co.,  C  .  W.  C<'le,  Clark 

'  Durgin  jewelry;  Mrs.  C.  W.  Cole  millinery.  East  A. - John  E.  Bab- 

ibitt,  general  assortment  and  jewelry;  Stillman  P.  Bean,  Henry  Rich- 

i  ards,  jewelry,  Mrs.  Stillman  P.  Bean,  millinery,  West  A.; - John  W. 

;  Keniston,  - -Bridgman,  general  asjsortment ;  E.  G.  P.  Emerson, 

I  Cilleyville,  groceries.  Manufacturers — 31arston,  Proctor  &Co.,  hosiery ; 

j  H,  li.  Busiel,  woolens,  East  A.; - Jedediah  Brown,  West  A.; - 

J.ames  Scales,  A.  Center; - Proctor  k  Morrill,  Cilleyville,  all  lumber; 

Baker  «fe  Carr,  hames:  Morgan  k  Brother,  shoe  pegs;  S.  L.  Elkins, 

1  washing  machines.  Hotel  and  Livery  stable — Kearsarge  House,  B.  G. 
Howe,  Potter  Place.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  W.  p. — abundant. 

BOSCA  WEX — Postmasters — C.  E.  Chadwick  ; - John  E.  Huntress, 

I  North  B.  Attorney — Nehemiali  Butler,  Fisherville,  p.  o.  Physiaans — 

j  E.  Edwin  Graves,  Eliphalet  K.  Webster; - Stephen  M.  Emer3%  Fish- 

icrvillep.  o.  Churches — Cong.,  Frank  Haley; - Cong,  William  R. 

1  Jewett,  Fisherville  p.  o.  Merchants — C.  E.  Chadwick,  fancy  goods  and 

I  notions;  Charles  Smith,  Merrill  Moore,  agent; - .Austin  G.  Kfmball, 

•  Fisherville,  all  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — John  Sea- 

j  vey,  chairs;  Raymond  k  Bickfcn'd,  leather;  Charles  A.  Lang,  Charles 
i  W.  Webster,  shoes;  Geo.  S.  Roj'ce,  David  Fellows,  carriages; 
i  Nichodemus  Watson,  Hannibal  W.  Flanders,  lumber;  B.  R.  Dow, 

I  bricks  ; - C.  &  J.  C.  Gage,  lumber;  Almon  Harris  k  Sons,  woolens, 

j  Fisherville.  p,  o.  Hotels — Samuel  A.  Ambrose; - Hannibal  Bonney, 

i  Fisherville.  F.  p.  t. — Northern  R.  R.  W.  p. — limited, 
j  BOW — Postmaster — Geo.  H.  Elliott.  Churches — Bap.,  Franklin  Da- 
i  mon ;  Moth.,  Wm.  Bennett.  Merchants — J.  C.  Hammond,  boots  and 
I  shoes;  George  It  Elliott,  groceries.  Manufacturers — Geo.  W.  Colby. 

,  H.  Call,  J.  E.  Brown,  lumber.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  TP.  p. — very  good, 

I  Merrimack  river. 

BRA  DFORD — Postmaster — William  A.  Carr.  Attorneys — Mason  W. 
I  Tappan,  Robert  M.  Wallace.  Physicians — C.  M.  Fisk,  C.  A.  Carlton, 
F.  H.  Ames  P.  B.  Richards,  J.  M.  Fitz.  Dentist — I.  M.  Fletcher. 

\Churches — Bap.. - ;  Ortho.,  - .  Merchants — C.  R.  Nichols, 

I  drugs  ;  Morse  k  Blanchard,  D.  k  W.  A.  Carr,  Sawyer  k  Martin,  S.  Colby, 
■  genenil  assortment ;  Mrs.  H.  Gillingham,  millinery  goods.  Manufac¬ 
turers — Bates  k  Jones,  clothespins;  J  Milton  Blake,  leather;  Tucker 
\k  French,  tin  ware;  Wadleigh  k  Blood  saw  mill;  Lucius  Wood, 
j  grist  mill ;  Silas  Sawtell,  harnesses.  Hotel — Presby  House,  Langdon 
I  Littlehale.  Livery  stables — Rulof  Bates.  F.p.t. — R.  K.;  stages  West 
and  North.  W.  p. — little. 


!  116  BUSIifKSS  DIRECTORY. 


1  CAXTER BURT— Postmasters — Alfred  H.  Brown; - .Tames  S. 

i  Kaime,  Shaker  Village.  Physician — A.  D.  Smith,  jr.  Churches — Bap.,  i 
j  f.  w.,  sup.  by  Jeremiah  Clough  ;  Cong.,  sup.  by  X.  Bouton,  D.  D.  Mer-  j 
\chants — A.  U.  Brown,  general  assortment.  Manufacturer— 

I  P.  Morrill,  lumber.  Hotel — Canterbury  House  (Iliil’s  Corner),  Dud- 
j  ley  Hill.  F.  p.  t.  B.  C.  &  M  R.  R.;  stage  from  Depot  to  Shaker  Yil- 
1  lage  daily.  TV.  p. — little. 

j  CHICHESTER — Postmasters — Solomon  Leavitt ; - Geo.  P.  Haines, 

‘North  C.  Physician — George  Beebe.  Churches — Bap.,  f.,  J.  Harvey; , 
!  Cong..  Mark  Gould;  Meth  ,  George  Beebe.  Merchants— Geo.  P.  Haines, 
Joseph  C.  Morse,  B.  F.  Leavitt  &  Son,  Jonathan  Kendall,  Jr.  general 
assortment.  Hotel — Elm  House,  W.  B.  Langmaid.  F.  p.  t. — Stage' 
from  Pittsfield  to  Chichester  and  Concord  daily,  and  from  North  Cui- 
chester  to  Suncook.  W.  p. — little.  i 

COXCORD — Postmasters — James  E.  Larkin; - John  Putney,  East 

C; - Joseph  Eastman,  West  C; - Samuel  F.  Brown,  Fishervill#; 

j - J.  F.  Runnels,  Mast  Yard.  Attorneys — Stephen  C.  Badger,  Asa 

i  Fowler,  Arthur  Fletcher,  Sylvester  Dana,  Josiah  Minot,  John  H. 
j  George,  Lyman  D.  Stevens,  Henry  P.  Rolfe,  Anson  S.  Marshall,  William  ; 
L.  Foster.  John  Y.  Mugridge,  Lyman  T.  Flint,  Hamilton  E.  Perkins,  i 
!  Samuel  G.  Lane,  Benj.  E.  Badger,  N.  B.  Bsyant,  Charles  P.  San¬ 
born,  Samuel  C.  Eastman,  Ira  A.  Eiistman,  William  M.  Chase,  Charles 
C.  Lund.  Ira  Perley,  Frank  A.  Fowler,  George  S.  Blanchard,  George 
R.  Fowler.  J.  Ware  Butterfield,  Luther  S.  Morrill,  John  11.  Albin.  ■ 
Perley  S.  Chase,  Samuel  B.  Page.  Physicians — Ezra  Carter,  Timothj' 
Haynes,  Charles  P.  Gage,  Ebenezer  G.  Moore,  William  H.  Smart,! 
Albert  A.  Moulton,  Jesse  P.  Bancroft,  Samuel  F.  L.  Simpson, 
Abraham  H.  Robinson,  James  Moore,  G.  P.  Conn,  Albert  H. 

'Crosby,  Charles  A.  Lockerby,  Asa  P.  Tenney; - Moses  W.  Russell, 

John  H.  Blodgett,  West  C.; - William  H.  Hosmer,  E.  C.  Topliff,  Fish- 

{erville;  Alpheus  Morrill,  E.  W.  Abbott,  Jacob  H.  Gallinger,  Shadrach  : 
i  C.  Morrill,  horn.:  Harry  G.  McIntyre,  sjjecial ;  B.  S.  Warren,  bot.;  Rob- : 

;  ert  Hall,  (Birchdale),  phisopathic.  Dentists — William  Vi.  Fletcher, 

I  John  W.  Tittle,  Cummings  &  Young,  C.  N.  Towle  : - H.  D.  White,  1 

;  FisJierville.  Churches — Adv.,  John  Couch;  Pap.,  f.,  Daniel  W.  Faunce, 

;  Samuel  Cooke,  A.  K.  Moulton,  Silas  Curtis;  Cath.,  John  E.  Berry;! 
Cong.,  Franklin  D.  Ayer,  S.  L.  Blake,  Nathaniel  Bouton,  D.  D.,  Benja- : 
min  P.  Stone,  D.  D.,  Henry  A.  Kendall,  Samuel  Utley;  Epis.,  James  H. 
Eames,  D.  D.  Henry  A.  Coit,  D.  D,  Joseph  11.  Coit,  Hall  Harrison,  John 
Hargate,  Robert  A.  Benton:  Meth.,  Elisha  Adams,  Osmon  C.  Baker,, 
j  D.  D.,  Bishop,  Second  Bap.,  Henry  G.  S afford ;  Unit.,  Joseph  F,  Ix)ver- 

[ing; -  Cong.,  Geo.  Smith,  East  C.: - Cong.,  Albert  W.  Fiske; 

i  Meth.,  N,  P.Philbrick,  Fisherville.  Literary  Institution — St.  Paul’s  j 
School,  HenryA.  Coit,  prin.  Merchants — Warde,  Humphrey  k  Co.,  1 
Moore  &  Cilley,W.  P,  Ford  A  Co.,  Gust  Walker,  agricultural  imple- i 
i  ments  and  hard  ware  ;  L.  Chandler,  Edson  C.  Eastman,  Win.  H.  Fiske, 

;  D.  L.  Guernsey,  B.  W.  Sanborn  k  Co.,  books  and  stationery  ;  Joseph. 

!  French,  Gage  k  Andrews,  William  Gilman,  HarrisA  Co.,  George  H. 
i  M  oore,  J.  S.  Moulton,  Frank  P.  Munsey,  Calvin  Thorn  George  F. 

;  Whittredge,  G.  H.  Bachelder,  L  A.  Hazeltine,  Shattuck  A  Noyes, ; 

i.J.  M.  Smith; - J.  P  Sanders,  Moses  H.  Bean,  Fisherville,  boots  and , 

! shoes;  W.  B.  Stearns: - W.  H.  Allen  Fisherville,  carpets;  Benjamin 

i  M'atsou,  H  E.  Graham,  H.  M.  Parker,  cigars  and  tobacco;  M.  B. ' 
I  Critchet.  A.  J.  Edmunds,  J.  H.  Hill,  Lincoln  A  Shaw,  F.  S  Peck,  A  Co., 

I  T.  W.  A  J.  H.  Stewart,  H.  Stauss,  J.  T.  Sleeper  ; — S.  F.  Brown.  Fisher-  i 
!  ville,  clothing ;  H.  W.  Rundlett  A  Co.,  A.  G.  Saltraarsh,  coal  and  wood ;  i 
I  Joseph  Brown ; - John  A‘ Colburn,  Fisherville,  CoflSns  ;  E.  P.  Pres  j 


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cott  A  Co.,  S.  Qiiiml)y  A  Co.,  commission  merchants ;  F.  C.  A  J-  Y. 
Bradbury,  Joseph  Gillis,  Sewall  Iloit,  J.  11.  Morrill.  S.  W.  Mills,  James 
S.  Norris  A  Co.,  Piper  A  Haskins,  confectionery,  fruits,  Ac  ;  C.  Pressey. 

W.  B.  Stearns; - R.  C.  Danforth,  Fisherville,  crockery  and  glass 

ware ;  Kastman  A  Co.,  H.  B.  Foster,  James  Morgan  A  Co.,  Rollins  A 

Co.,  Underhill  A  Kittredge : - J.  S;  Rollins  A  Co  ,  Fisherville,  medi- 

;  dries;  Chase  Hill,  shoe  findings;  J.  Galloway,  Ivory  Hall,  clocks, 

,  watches  and  jewelry;  W.  G  Andrews,  Churchill,  Killiurn  A  Co.,  0.  V. 

'  A  J.  Pitman,  D.  E.  Clarke,  F.  Evans,  F.  A.  Fisk,  T.  J.  French,  Harris  A 

Co.,  James  Hazel  ton,  John  P.  Stickney,  Geo.,  F.  Whittredge  A  Co.; - * 

John  Putney  East  C.; - E  istman  A  Currier,  West  C. - W.  H.  Allen, 

Hale  Chadwick,  Putman  A  Hall,  Brown  A  Linehan,  Fisherville,  dry 
goods ;  Barron,  Dodge  A  Co.,  Lewis  Barter  A  Co.,  N.  S.  Batchelder  A 
Co.,  French  A  Cochran,  E.  G.  Kilburn  A  Co.,  J.  H.  Pearson  A  Co.,  E.  P. 
Prescott  A  Co.,  S.  Quimb}"  A  Co.,  C.  C.  Webster,  flour  and  grain;  J. 

Brown  A  Co.,  D.  A.  Hill,  S.  W.  Shattuck,  Volger  A  Stanley; - 0.  K. 

Bradford,  Fisherville,  furniture ;  Frank  Chandler,  J.  P.  Sanders,  J.  T. 
Sleeper,  gents  furnishing  goods;  Hutchins  A  Co.,  Asa  G.  Andrews,  F. 
A.  FUik,  J.  F.  Hoit  A  Co.,  John  M.  Pearson,  J.  L.  Pickering  A  Co.,  0. 
V.  A  W.  H.  Pitman,  Steniels  A  Dickerman,  Rowell  A  Clough,  Sturte- 

vant  A  Whittredge,  J.  A.  West; - Eastman  A  Currier,  Alfred  L.  Mar- 

den,  West  C.; - John  Putney,  East  C.; - J.  Batchelder  A  Co.,  Brown 

A  Linehan,  Putnam  A  Hall,  Union  Store,  Fisherville,  all  groceries; 
John  J.  Eastman,  guns,  pistols  and  fi.shing  tackle  ,  L.  H.  Carroll,  Na¬ 
thaniel  P.  Rines; - R.  C.  Danforth,  Fisherville,  hardware  and  cut¬ 

lery;  M.  B.  Critchett,  Austin  T.  Sanger,  hats,  caps  and  furs  ;  Walker 
A  Co.,  iron  and  steel;  D.  L.  Gurnsey  A  Co.,  maps  and  pictures ;  Miss 
Jane  L.  Crawford.  Jjis.  Hazelton,  Mrs.  D.  B.  Jones,  Mrs.  E.  H.  Marshall 

A  Co.,  Mrs.  M.  M.  Smith,  Mrs.  H.  J.  Thompson,  Geo.  W.  Wadleigh  ; - 

Mrs.  Addie  M.  Batchelder,  Fisherville  milliners  and  millinery  goods; 
Wilson  A  Badger,  optical  instruments ;  Eastman  A  Co.,  C.  H.  Martin 

A  Co.,  paints,  oil  and  glass;  William  H,  Fisk,  W.  B.  Stearns; - W. 

H.  Allen,  Fisherville,  paper  hangingings;  Qharles  P.  Baker.  C.  C.  Da¬ 
vis,  E,  G.  Kilburn  A  Co..  Joseph  G.  Wyatt; - John  H.  Foss,  Fisher¬ 

ville,  provisions;  Jame.s  R.  Hill,  saddlery  goods;  Smith  A  Walker,  sad¬ 
dlery  hardware;  George  W.  I>rew  A  Co.,  Howard  M.  Co<ike,  Kimball 
Brothers  S.  F.  Morrill  A  Co.,  Stanley  A  Ayer; - S.  G.  Noyes,  Fisher¬ 

ville,  sewing  machines;  Morrill  A  Silsby,  stationery  and  blank  books; 
L.  H.  Carroll,  J.  H.  Chase,  W.  P.  Ford  A  Co.,  Stevens  A  Dunklee,  stoves 
and  tin  ware;  M.  B.  Critchett,  James  Davis,  A.  J.  Edmunds,  John  Jl. 
Hill,  .7.  T.  Sleeper,  T.  W.  A  J.  H.  Stewart,  J.  H.  Upton,  E.  W.  Wood¬ 
ward  A  Co,; - S.  F.  Brown,  Fi,sher\dlle,  mercliant  tailors  ;  J.  H  Mor¬ 

rill,  toys  and  fmcy  goods;  Jas.  R.  Hill  A  Co.,  John  A.  Coburn,  trunks 
and  valises;  Norman  G.  Carr,  E.  Knighr,  S.  F.  Morrill  A  Co„  A  P'. 
Shurbiirne,  Stanley  A  Ayer,  watches,  clocks  and  jewelry.  Manufac¬ 
turers; — Jewett  Leg  Co.,  artificial  limbs {  J.  S.  Norris  A  Co.,  bakers; 
Isaac  Elwell  A  Co.,  bedsteads  and  furniture;  C.  Robinson  A  Sons,  leath¬ 
er  and  belting;  Fred.  S.  Crawford,  Morrill  A  Silsby,  Nicholas  Giles, 
b<K)k  binders  ;  Fonl  A  Kimball,  car  wheels  and  brass  found»‘rs  ;  Joseph 
R.  Bowers,  bricks;  William  Voyler,  brooms ;  Daniel  A.  Hill,  cabinet 
furniture;  M.  Critchett  A  Son,  candles;  Abbott,  Downing  A  Co.,  S.  M. 

Grifin,  Harvey,  Morgan  A  Co.,  Joseph  Welcome; - Charles  S.  Harper, 

East  C^  carriages;  D.  Arthur  Brown  &.  Co.,  Concord  axlei>  and  horse 
nail.s;  H.  H.  &l  J.  S.  Brown,  Fisherville,  cottons;  P.  Blanchard  A  Sons, 
churns;  Caldwell  A  Adams,  furniture;  William  Badger,  Morse  A 
Putnam,  gas  and  steam  fitters ;  Concord  Gas  Light  Co.,  gas  ;  J.  W. 
A  George  Wright,  gloves ;  James  Jones,  hair  worker;  Janies  R.  Hill 


118  BUSINESS  m RECTOR r. 


&  Co.,  Alexander  Comery.  Isaac  P.  Cutler,  J.  D.  Johnson,  William  II. 
Rogers,  Shallies  &  I.,awrence ;  John  A.  Coburn,  harnesses;  II.  B. 
Foster,  ink;  VV.  P.  Ford  &  Co.,  iron  fotinders;  John  Ilayne.s,  lasts  ; 
Dunklee  &  Tilton,  niachinist.s ;  Mose.s  Iluniplirey,  West  Concord, 
mackerel  kits;  G.  A.  Cummings,  H.  N.  Farley  &  Co.,  Nathan  Farley, 
marble  workers:  Charles  E.  Austin,  Parker  &  Secomb,  Joseph  W. 
Prescott,  organs  and  melodeons ;  Charles  Austin,  Davis  &  Morgan, 
organ  and  melodeon  reeds  ;  Parker  &  Secomb,  Prescott  Bros.,  organ, 
melodeon  and  piano  stools ;  Rol)inson  &  Tilton  picture  frames  and 
looking-glasses;  Crockett  &  Pillsbury,  melodeon  and  piano  keys ;  E 
B.  Robinson,  plows;  J.  T.  Clough,  plaster;  John  Eves,  plumlter; 
Benben  Button,  pumps;  T.  B.  Tamblyn,  slate  and  gravel  roof-< ; 
Andrew  Blinker,  sa^h,  doors  and  blinds;  William  B.  Diu'gin,  Silver- ! 
smith;  Smith  &  Walker,  silver  platers:  Concord  Granite  Co.,  Dona- 
gan  &  Davis.  Geo.  W.  Emerson,  Granite  Railway  Co.,  stone  cutters ; 
J.  Mellen  Blake,  leather  ;  Morrill  Dunlap,  turner  :  H.  II.  Aldrich.  J, 
A  unable,  upholsterers  ;  B,  F.  &  D.  Holden,  West  Concord,  flannels. 

\  Miscellaneous — Edward  Dow,  architect ;  D.  Angel  Clough,  Henry  P. 
i  Moore,  artists ;  Jeremiah  S.  Durgen,  S.  W.  Shattuck,  auctioneers; 
i  Minot  &  Co.,  liankers  Dunklee  Tilton,  civil  enginei'rs;  Stevens  & 
j  Lund.  H.  K.  Dewey,  claim  agents  ;  Concord  Daily  Monitor,  Indepeti- 
i  dent  Di-mocrat,  New  Hampshire  Patriot  and  State  Ga/.ette,  Repuldi- 
Ican  St  ife.sman,  all  newspaper  and  job  printing  establishment>  ;  Main 
&  Nutt  T,  nurserymen  ;  Stevens  laind.  patent  solicitors  ;  Benjamin 
Carr,  William  P.  ILdt.  Kimball  Brothers,  E.  R.Noves,  David  F,  Tri])p  ; 

- Herman  J.  Currier,  Fisln-rville,  photograph  Hrtist.s  ;  A.  G. 

Jones,  Morrill  &  Silsby  ; - Samuel  G.  Noyes,  Ki.'^herville,  book,  and 

jjob  printers;  S.  G.  Lane,  real  estatii  ag(*nt ;  Cyrus  Farrar,  Ea^t  Con- 
jeord,  silk  dyer;  T.  A.  AmbrO'e,  A.  &  G.  A,  Foster,  Chaib-s  II.  Norton 

IP.  Dudley  &  Co.,  F.  W.  Thompson; - David  A.  Brown,  Henry  A. 

I  Stevens,  Fisherville,  livery  and  boarding  stables;  Samuel  Wallace  & 
i  Son,  stair  bnilder.s  ;  Mrs.  E.  H.  Marshall,  straw  bh-acherv  ;  Davis  & 

!  Morey,  musie  teachers;  Joseph  Brown; - John  A.  Brown,  Fisher¬ 

ville.  undertakers.  F.p.t. — R.  R.  center.  W.  p. — limited: 

DUXDA  RTON — Postmasters — Oliver  P.  Wilson: - Luke  Converse, 

North  D.  Churches — Bap., - ;  Cong.,  Geo.  I.  Bard;  Epis.,  sup¬ 

plied  by  St.  Paul’s  School,  Concord.  Mprehants — T.  A  0.  P.  Wilson, 
general  assortment.  F.p.t. — short  distance  to  R.  R  W.  p. — small. 

EPSOM — Postmaster — Leonard  W.  Peabody.  Physician — L.  W.  Pea¬ 
body.  Churrhes — Bap.,  f.  w., - ;  Chris.,  J.  P.  Stinchfield;  Cong., 

(^harles  Peabody.  Merchants — Henry  Knox,  James  Tennant,  A.  C. 
Locke,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — A.  Lord,  J.  D.  Page,  ?d. 
D.  Bickford.  Samuel  Bickford,  lumber.  Hotel — Suncook  Valley  House. 
Henry  Knox.  F.  p.  t. — Stage  to  Concord  &  Newmarket;  R.  R.  being 
built  through  the  town.  W.p. — abundant. 

FRA  NKL TX — Postmistress — Eunice  G.  Colliurn.  A  ttorneys — .4ustin 
F.  Pike,  Daniel  Barnard,  Isaac  N.  Blodgett,  E.  B.  S.  S.anborn.  Robt.  W 
lionnett,  Charles  C.  Holcombe.  Physicians — Samuel  B.  Kelley,  L.  M. 
Knight,  G.  Colby,  Daniel  C.  Burleigh;  William  P.  Kelley,  dentist. 
Churches — C.aL,  Bap.,  B.  Wheeler;  Chris.,  0.  J.  Wait;  Cong.,  Wm.  T. 
Savage.  Literary  Institution — Fraiiklin  Academy.  Merchants — Chee- 
ney  A  Whitcomb,  books  and  stationery  ;  N.  A.  Upton,  Lewis  Lord, 
{John  Shaw:  James  March,  boots  and  shoes;  H.  J.  Odell,  drygoods; 
Harrison  Brock  way,  George  C.  Proctor,  drugs  and  medicines;  Levi 
Richardson  A  Co.,  David  Gilchrist  A  Co.,  C.  A  E.  C.  Stone.  B.  M.  Pres¬ 
cott,  Burleigh  Brothers,  Nathaniel  H.  Sanliorn,  Chase  A  Co.,  Thom¬ 
as  Ryan,  general  assortment ;  John  W.  I'lioinjison,  R.  E.  Bean,  gro- 


MERllIMACk  COUNTY. 


119 


iceries  and  prorisioT;®  •  AioTT7o  Mepper,  Gilbert  G.  Fellows,  jewelry 
GvO/te,  Mrs.  flarrison  Brockway,  Mrs.  C.  C-  Paige.  Clark  & 
jstark,  millinery;  John  C.  Neal,  H.  J.  Odell,  E.  R.  Heath,  tailors. 
;  Manufactvrer^ — Sleeper  k  Paige,  William  G.  Hancock,  blinds,  sash  and 
I  doors  ;  F.  H.  Aiken,  brad-awls  and  saw-sets  ;  J.  W.  B.  Clement,  carriage 
maker;  Hiram  E.  Locke,  carriage  painter;  J.  H.  Rowell,  D.  Gilchrist 
&  Co.,  founderies  ;  L.  D.  Davenport,  harness  maker;  Stewart  Sc  McCon¬ 
nell,  leather  belting;  Page  Brothers,  leather ;  B.  M.  Prescott,  Albert 

G.  Morrison  k  Co,,  lumber;  Walter  Aiken,  machinery;  Cummings 
:  Bros.,  marble  works ;  B.  N.  Poor,  Mrs.  W.  B,  Wadsworth,  photographs  : 
ip,  M.  Cawley,  job  printing;  Warren  F.  Daniell,  Russell  k  Co.,  paper: 
jj.  H.  Rowell,  tin,  glass  ware  and  stoves;  Taylors  flannels  and  pant 
'cloths;  Franklin  Falls  Co.,  pant  cloths,  and  gents  dress  goods,  Wesley 
,  Sawyer,  agent ;  Walter  Aiken,  hosiery ;  A.  W.  Sullowaj*,  flannels  and 

hosiery;  Wm.  Russell,  New  England  wood  pulp  Co.,  Hotels — Web¬ 
ster  House,  0.  B.  Davis,  Franklin  House,  A.  K.  Mpore,  Livery  Sta¬ 
bles — 0.  B.  Davis,  A.  K.  Moore,  Charles  Davis,  George  Frost.  H.p.  t. 
. — Northf'rn  R.  R.  W.  p. — abundant. 

•  HENXIKER — Postmasters — Horace  Gibson  ; - Sam'l  M.  Currier, 

West  H.  Attorney — Warren  Clark.  Physicians — George  Cook;  I.  P. 
Chase,  homeo.  Churches — Cong,,  S.  S.  Morrill;  Meth.,  W.  H.  Jones. 
Literary  Institution — Henniker  Academy,  Otis  S.  Johnson,  prin.  Mer- 

cAanf.<f-^il>8on  k  Straw.  J.  J.  W.  Morse; - Fellows  k  Folsom,  S.;  M. 

Currier  ,G.  H.  Farrar,  West  H.,  all  general  assortment  L.  M.  Camp¬ 
bell,  millinery.  Manufacturers — Gilbert  D.  Gould,  leather ;  Che¬ 
ney  k  Son,  paper;  John  Gutterson,  lumber;  H,  Gibson  k  Co., 
mackerel  kits  ;  J.  Gage  &  Co.,  measures;  Gowen  Wilkins,  carriages; 

W,  E.  Cogswell,  tin  ware; - John  Peters,  cabinet  furniture;  F. 

Whitn»"y.  coffins,  West  H.  Hotel  and  livery  stable — National  Hotel. 
John  S.  Craig.  F.  p.  t. — Contoocook  Valley  R.  R.  H.  p. — abundant. 

HILL — Postmaster -  Physician — I.  M.  Bishop,  eclec  ; 

W.  T.  Vail,  water  cure.  Churches — Bap.,  chris.,  D.  F.  Smith  ;  Meth., 
N.  Culver.  Merchants — I.  T.  Parker,  Stackpole  k  Lane,  C.  N.  Blake, 
general  assortment.  Manufacturers — George  A.  Sumner,  carriages 
and  sleighs;  J.  L,  Mead,  furniture  and  chairs;  W.  B.  Cawley,  lumber. 
Hotel — Prescott  House,  A.  D.  Prescott.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  w' p. — little 
HOOKSETT— Postmaster — Joseph  T.  Goss.  Physician — Horace 

Gage,  Thomp.  Church — Cong.,  Abraham  Burnham.  Merchants — Jo¬ 
seph  T.  Gos**.  S.  D.  McAfee  k  Co.,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers 
— Hooksett  Manufg  Co.,  cotton;  N.  k  Wm.  F.  Head,  lumber.  Hotel 
— .\yer  House,  Horace  Bonney.  Livery  Stables — John  W.  Prescott. 
Natt  Whittier.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  W.  p. — abundant. 

i  HOPKINTOJS — Postmasters — Dyer  H.  Sanflorn; - Lsaac  Rowell. 

West  H.; - G.  A.  Curtice,  Contoocook.  Attorney — H.  W.  Green. 

Physicians — Alexander  Rogers,  H.  M.  Dearborn: - Jeremiah  Wilson, 

George  C.  Blaisdell  ;  D.  0.  Collins,  hot..  Contoocook.  Chuches — Bap.. 

Christie  W.  Burnham  ;  Cong.,  John  K.  Young; - Bap.,  J.  L.  Sinclair; 

Chris.,  N.  D.  Sleeper,  Contoocook.  Literary  Institution — Contoocook 
Academy.  Thomas  B.  Richardson,  prin.  J/o’rc/jcruts- -David  L.  Gage,  C. 

H.  Sanborn  ; - S.  Curtice  k  Son.  Eben  Wyman,  D.  0.  Collins  k  Son, 

Contocoog,  all  general  a.ssortment;  Kelley  k  Ketchum,  tin  ware  and 
stoves,  Contoocook.  Manufacturers — Horace  J.  Chase,  leather;  War¬ 
ren  M.  Kempton.  mackerel  kits,  Contoocook ;  Joseph  Barnard,  Enoch 

:  J.  Chase,  lun^ber,  Contoocook;  Merrill  k  Livingston,  woolen  goods. 

Contoocook.  Hotels — David  B.  Story ; - John  A.  Peters,  Coutocook. 

F.  p.  t. — R.  R,  U'.  p. — good. 

'  LOUDON — Postmasters — Henry  F.  Bachelder; - Ben  j.  Rachel  der. 


J_ - - 

I  1  20  BUSINESS  DIEEOTORY. 

I 

I - 

L.  Center: - Hannah  Moore,  L.  Ridge.  Phi/<7ctans — I?aac  S  French, 

L.  Ridge:  'William  S.  Collins,  horn. 5  Geo.  W.  McNeal,  min.:  L.  W,  San-  ^ 

born,  dentist.  Churches — Cong., - Meth.,  Warren  A];plel)ee.  Mer-  \ 

chants — II.  F.  Rachel der,  Hiram  Ordway.  boots,  shoes,  dry  goods  and  | 
groceries  ;  H.  F.  Baclndder,  medicines  and  hardvrard  :  Charles  F.  Hills- ! 
grove,  groceries;  Levi  W  Sanborn,  jewelry.  Manufacturers — Joseph; 

:  Wiggin.  leather;  William  H.  Holt,  lumber  and  carriages.  IToM — Me- 1 
Cleden  House,  Moses  C.  Cutchins.  Livery  Stables — Moses  C.  Cntchins,  • 
A.  P.  Cate.  F.  p.  t. — Mail  coach  to  Concord  daily.  W.  p. — good. 

i  yEWBTIRY— Postmasters — Mrs.  Mary  Lear; - Jeremiah  Morse,! 

;  South  N.  Church — Bap.,  f.  w.,  N,  B.  Smith.  Merchants — J.  E.  k  A. ! 
iC.  Muzzy,  general  as.sortment.  South  X.  Manufacturers—  C.  1 

I  Fowler,  bent  carriage  wheel  rims.  South  X.  F.  p.  t. — stage  from  Xew-  j 
:  port  to  Bradford.  IF,  p. — fair.  | 

1  NEW  LOXDOX — Postmasters — Anthony  Colby; - Jas.  TI.  Bur- j 

pee,  Scytheville.  Physicians — S.  M.  Whipple,  X.  T.  Clark.  Church — i 
i  Bap.,  F.  D.  Blake.  Literary  Institution — Xew  London  Literary  and 
j  Scientific  Institution,  A.  W.  Sawyer,  D.  D.,  prin.  A;erc7»or/b‘— Riis- 
j  sell  &  Co.,  Greenwood  k  Burj  ee  C.  S.  Sargent,  geneial  assortment: 

j  U.  W.  Seamans,  jewelry :  Mrs.  M.  J,  Woodward,  millinery; - Janies  j 

;  H.  Burpee,  Scytheville,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — R.  Far- j 

;  well,  lumber ; - E.  A.  Jones,  Scytheville,  leather ;  Phillips,  Messer,  i 

Colby  &  Co.,  scythes,  Scytheville.  Livery  Stable — D.  S.  Seamans. 
F.p.t. — Stages  daily.  W.  p — ’irtle. 

i  XOPTHFIELD — Attorneys — F.  R.  Chase,  Asa  P.  Cate.  Church — 

I  Epis.,  M.  A.  Herrick,  D.  I).  Merchants — J.  F.  Taylor,  dr.v  good.'j  and  I 
!  groceries;  C.  F.  Hill,  printer  and  stationer.  Manufacturers — Granite i 
Mills  Co.,  A.  S.  Ballantine,  agent,  woolens;  J.  P.  Dearborn,  Imnber;' 
I  T.  W.  Long,  house,  carriage,  and  sign  painter.  F.  p.  t. — B.  C.  k  M.. 
R.  R.  IF.  p. — abundant.  I 

PEMBROKE — Postmasters  —  Clifton  B.  Hildreth;  Simon  A.  H. ! 
Weeks.  Suncook  Village.  Attorneys — Edwin  B.  Gould.  John  E.  Stan-i 
van.  Physicians — Butler  H.  Phillips.  Xathan  Call,  Alfred  W.  Abbott,! 
■George  A.  Larabee.  Dentist — R.  Frank  Cook.  Churches — Bap..  Jesse; 
;  M.  Coburn:  Cong..  Benj.  Merrill;  Meth.,  A.  A.  Manson.  Literary  In-' 
\stitution — Blanchard  Academj',  L.  R.  Leavitt.  Miss  Rowe,  prins.  Mer~ 

I  cAani.?-—Mi.ss  Harriet  Burnham,  Joseph  Sargent,  bo"ks  aiel  station- j 
iery:  E.  B.  Rhodes  k  Co.,  Morse  k  Co.,  King  k  Co.,  James  Hall,  boots 
land  shoes;  V.  E.  Holmes,  J.  H.  Churchill,  E.  S.  Smith  k  Co.,  cloth-! 
ing;  Sanborn  k  Batchelder,  0.  R.  Whitcomb.  J.  iM.  &  X.  B.  Emery, | 
!  G.  <fe  A.  Potter,  I.G.  Russ,  dry  goods  :  Morse  k  Co.,  Hildreth  k  Runals, ; 
i  W.  H.  Piper,  drugs  and  medicines;  Mr.s.  S.  A.  H.  Weeks,  Mrs.  Barker, 
Bartlett  k  Rose,  fancj’  goods;  Morse  k  Co.,  Dickerman  Watts,  furni¬ 
ture;  E.  B.  Cutler,  general  assortment;  Williams  k  Hosmar,  J.  M.  k' 
fX.  B.  Emery,  Jacob  Xoyes,  groceries;  Hildreth  k  Runals,  hardware;. 
Paine  &  Chickering,  jewelry  ;  G  &  A.  Potter,  Mrs.  J.  Simw,  Mrs.  M.  A.  j 
!  Emerson,  k  Co..  E.  J.  Kelsey,  millinery.  Manufacturers — Pembroke 
Mills,  Webster  MT gCo.  Wattles  k  Bond,  cotton;  Tennant  k  Osgood, 
Cochran  k  Knox,  lumber;  Edmund  Jordan.  H.  H.  Jones,  bakeries:  | 

;  B.  L.  Culver,  photographist.  Hotels — Pembroke  House,  Daniel  S.  j 
i  Jones ;  Suncook  House,  Oramon  Hunton.  Livery  stables — Daniel  S. 
'Jones,  Oramon  Hunton,  Lucius  W.  Robinson.  F.  p.  t. — Concord  andi 
I  Portsmouth  R.  R,  IF.  p. — good.  j 

i  PITTSI lELD — Postmaster — Xewell  G.  Tilton.  Attorneys — Thoma.s' 
H.  Thorndike,  Benjamin  Emerson.  Physicians — R.  P.  J.  Tenney,; 
i  William  A.  ^Mack.  John  Ladd  ;  Abel  Wares,  eclec.;  C  C.  Chesley,  G.  G., 

:  Wilkius,  dentists.  Churches — Adv.,  Joseph  Harvey, - ;  Bap,,  c.,  i 


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Hector  Canfield,  Bap.,  f.,  Edward  A.  Stockman;  Cong.,  L.  Z.  Ferris. 
Literary  JnsHttdiov — Pittsfield  Academy.  Merchants — W  illium  A. 

Mack,  books  and  stationery:  Charles  French,  boots  and  shoes:  Hiram 
A.  Tuttle,  clothing ;  Edward  0.  Sanderson,  dry  goods;  'William  A. 
Mack,  drugs  and  medicines;  Mrs.  Everett  Jenkins,  E.  A.  Ashley,  Mrs. 
Emilie  Greenwood,  millinery;  Berry  &  Lou  gee,  R.  L.  French,  Wm.  ^ 
Osgood,  B.  F.  Kaime,  II.  L.  Brown,  N.  G.  Tilton,  Greenleaf  Osgood,  gro¬ 
ceries  ;  John  P.  Nutter,  hardware;  George  Priest  jewelry.  Manu- 
\ficiurers — Pittsfield  Manufac’g  Co.,  cotton  goods;  S.  G.  Bliysdell,  har-  ! 
nesses,  trunks  &c.:  Levi  Tilton,  leather;  Charles  S.  Cram,  lumber ;  0.  ' 

S.  A  J.  P.  Roby  A  Co.,  tin  ware.  Hotel — A.  J.  Shurburne.  Livery  Sta- 
Sylvanus  Smith  Andrew  J.  Shurburne.  F.  p.  t. — Stage  from 
Concord  to  Pittsfield  ;  R.  R.  in  process  of  construction.  W.  p. — good. 

SALISBURY — Postmasters — T.  D.  Little; - "Wm.  Dunlap,  West  S. 

Physicians — "NV.  "W.  Sleeper.  Geo.  P.  Titcomb,  horn.  Churches — Bap., 
Silas  F.  Dean  ;  Bap.,  chris.,  Wm.  S.  Morrill ;  Cong.,  Jonathan  B.  Cook. 
Literary  Institution — Salisbury  Academy.  Merchants — C.  E.  Foot  A 
Co.: - Gookin  A  Dunlap,  "West  S.,  general  assortment.  Manufactur¬ 

er — Cyrus  Gookin,  lumber.  West  S.  Hotel — Salisbury  Hotel,  Til¬ 
ton.  F.  p.  t. — Stage.  W.  p. — considerable. 

SUTTON - Postmasters — Truman  Putney; — Joseph  Greeley,  jr., 

North  S.;  James  B.  McAllister,  South  S.  Physicians — Chas.  C.  Pike; 
James  R.  Smiley,  North  S.  Churches — Adv.,  Frank  Nelson;  Bap.,  f., 

Henry  S.  Kimball; - Bap.,  f.,  Isaac  Peaslee,  South  S.  Mm'chants — 

Truman  Putney,  Lewis  Richards..  Davis  A  Richards,  general  assort¬ 
ment  ; - r-Joseph  Greeley,  jr  ,  David  Cooper,  clothing ;  Mrs.  I.  M.  Sar¬ 
gent.  millinery.  North  S.; - McAllister  A  Johnson,  general  assort- 

j  nmnt ;  French  A  Co.,  stoves  and  tin  ware.  South  S.  Manufacturers — 
Joseph  P.  NelsAn,  excelsior;  William  II.  Marsliall,  cart  an(i  carriage 
wheels;  D.  R.lAbbott,  carriages:  George  Fellows,  Daniel  W.  Couch  A 
Son,  lumber;  Jonathan  II.  Kezar,  lumber.  North  S.  F.p.t. — Stage 
to  Bradford  and  New  London.  W.  p. — small. 

j  WARNER — Postmaster — Hiram  Buswell.  Attorneys — Sam’l  Davis, 
i  John  George.  Physicians — Frank  W.  Graves,  J.  M.  Rix.  Churches — 

:  Bap.,  Albert  Heald  ;  Cong.,  Henry  S.  Huntington  ;  Meth., - .  Mer¬ 

chants — C.  A.  Benton  A,  Co.,  tailors;  George  N.  Tewksbury.  Robert 
Thompson,  Wm.  G.  Andrew’s,  John  E.  Robertson  A  Co.,  Ira  Harvey, 

! general  assortment,  Ac.;  G.  C.  George,  stoves  and  tin  ware;  Mrs.  II. 
Philtirick,  millinery.  Manufacturers — A.  Comery,  1  urnesses  and 
;  trunks;  Samuel  H.  Dow’,  C.  G.  McAljiine,  Leavitt  Dowlin,  lumber ; 
Henry  C.  Carter,  paper;  B.  H.  Watson,  planing  mill  and  box  factory; 

I  John  Davis  A  Co.,  leather; - J.  Rogers,  bedsteads;  Adants  A  Bart- 

jlett,  woolens,  Bradford.  Hotel  and  livery  stable — Warner  Hotel,  Tho¬ 
mas  B.  Tucker.  F.  p.  t. — Concord  and  Claremont  R.  R.  W,  p. — fair. 

WEBS  TER — Postmistress — Mrs  Martha  C.  Stevens.  Physicians — 
Nathaniel  II.  Are.y,  Thomas  H.  Curriei  Churches — Cong.,  Edward 
Buxton;  Meth.,  George  J.  Judkins.  Merchants — Smith  A  Sweatt, 
David  A.  Macurdy,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — F.  L.  Bur¬ 
bank  A  Son,  Wm.  W.  Austin,  lumber.  F.]).  t. — Mail  stage  three  times 
a  week  to  Boscawen,  Depot,  N.  R.  R,  W.  p  — abundant. 

WILMOT — Postmasters— -G  E.  Woodward; - J.  II.  Greeley,  W. 

Flat.  Attorney — William  W.  Flanders.  Physician — Horatio  N.  Mason, 

J.  P.  Elkins.  Churches — Cong.,  C.  B.  Tracy ;  Meth.,  Hugh  Montgom¬ 
ery,  W.  Center; - Union, - Dickey,  Hugh  Montgomery,  North  W.: 

- Bap.,  f.  H.  P.  Lampry.  W.  Flat.  Merchants — Wt>odward  A  Brow’n, 

K.  M.  Row’e.  J.  H.  Greeley  A  Co.  general  assortment;  Geo.  Whittemore, 
jewelry.  Manufacturers — Otis  Jones,  leather ;  Enoch  J.  Chase,  Moses 


122  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Heath,  R.  J.  Stearns,  Gilbert  Briggs,  lumber;  Colby,  Shepard,  &  Co. 
woolens.  F.  p,  t. — Five  miles  from  R.  R.  at  W.  Andover.  W.  p. — little. 

HILLSBOROUGH  COUNTY. 

AMHERST — Postmaster — Horace  E.  Woodberry.  Attorney — Perley 
Dodge.  Physician — Edward  Aiken.  Churches — Bap.,  E.  P.  Noyes  ; 
Cong.,  Josiah  G.  Davis.  Merchants — G.  K.  Walker,  boots,  shoes,  drugs 
and  medicines  ;  Horace  E.  Woodberrj',  Forsaith,  general  assortment ; 
J.  0.  Pulsifer,  W.  D.  Forsaith,  groceries  Hotel — Amherst  Hotel,  Dud¬ 
ley  E.  Chamberlin.  Livery  Stabl€s-~J).  E.  Chamberlin,  Albert  N. 
George.  V.p.t. — R.  R.  and  stages.  W.  p. — limited. 

ANTRIM — Postmasters — D.  H.  Goodell ; - Almus  Fairfield,  North 

Branch.  Physicians — Wm.  M.  Parsons,  J.  R.  Kimball;  Morris  Chris¬ 
tie,  horn.  Churches — Bap.,  Wm.  Hurlin  ;  Meth., - How'ard;  Presb., 

Warren  R.  Cochran.  Merchants — Edward  D.  Putney,  J.  B.  Wood¬ 
bury,  general  assortment ;  Luke  Thompson,  stoves  a  M  tin  ware ; 

Miss  Ellen  Kennedy,  millinery; - Almus  Fairfield,  George  P.  Little, 

North  Branch,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — D.  II.  Goodell  <fe 
Co.,  apple-pearers  and  seed-sower;  C.  H.  Carter  &  Co.,  force  pumps; 
L.  &  E.  J.  Thompson,  table  cutlery ;  E.  Z.  Hastings,  bedsteads  and 
cradles;  Daniel  Story,  cribs;  Dodge  Bros.,  cribs  and  bedsteads  ;  J.  R. 
Abbott  &  Co.,  bedsteads,  cribs,  cradles  and  rustic  window  shades: 
Chas.  S.  Brooks,  bedsteads  and  cradles  ;  E.-  C.  Paige,  bobbins  and  soap  j 

dishes.  Hotels — Charles  Appleton; - Wm.  P.  Little,  North  Branch.: 

Livery  stable — Harvey  Stacey.  F.  p.  t. — Daily  stages  to  and  from  Hills¬ 
boro’  Bridge.  W.  p. — abundant. 

BEDFORD — Postmaster — James  T.  Kendall.  Physician — William 
W.  Wilkins.  Church — Presb.,  Ira  C.  Tyson.  Merchant — J  smes  T. 
Kendall,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — C.  0.  L.  Ken- 

idall,  boots  and  shoes;  Stephen  C.  Damon,  George  W.  Goffe,  Enoch  F. 

I  &  J.  Gage,  A.  Fosdick,  lumber;  Daniel  Parker,  George  Way,  John  H. 
McAffee,  bricks.  F.ji-  t. — R.  R.  and  stages.  W.p. — abundant. 
BENNINGTON— Postmaster — ^George  A.  Whittemore.  Church — 

Cong., - .  Merchants — G.  A.  &  J.  A.  Whittemore,  general  assort- 

'  ment,  groceries,  hats  and  caps  ;  Hartwell  Lokin,  jewelry.  Manufac¬ 
turers — C.  .1.  Kimball,  shaves  and  hoes;  W.  D.  Woods  &  Co.,  cutlery; 
{Nathan  Whitney,  paper;  John  Carkin,  lumber.  Hotel  and.livery  sta- 
I  bU — Henry  B.  Wheeler.  F.  p.  t. — Daily  stages  to  Hillsborough  and 
Milton  Depots.  W.p. — abundant. 

BROO KLINE — Postmaster — Henry  B.  Stiles.  Churches — Cong., 

- ;; — ;  Meth.,  Lorenzo  Draper.  Merchants — Joseph  A.  Hall  &  Bro., 

general  assortment.  Manufacturer  Joseph  A.  Hall,  lumber.  Hotel 
— James  W.  Fessenden.  F.  p.  t. — Stages.  W.  p. — good. 

DEERING — Churches — Cong.,  Morris  Holman;  Meth., - Litera.ry 

Institution — Deering  Academy.  Merchant — Russell  Tubbs,  groceries. 
Manufacturers — E.  W.  Barnes,* boots  and  shoes;  C.  C.  Atwood, lumber. 
Hotel — M.  Appleton.  F.p.t. — Stage  from  Center  to  Oil  Mills  every 
other  day.  W.  p. — rather  limited. 

FRANCEBTOWN — Postmaster — Samuel  B.  Hodge.  Physicians — 
J.  Frank  Fitts.  John  West.  Church — Cong.,  Austin  Richards.  Liter¬ 
ary  Institution — Francestown  Academy,  Thomas  0.  Knowlton,  prin. 
Merchants — Downs  Brothers,  Robert  Bradford,  Herbert  Vose,  general 
iissortment;  Robert  Bradford  millinery.  Hotel — A.  W.  Wood.  F.p.  t. 
— Stages.  W.  p. — little. 

GO FFSTON — Postmaster  —  G.  Byron  Moore; - G.  B.  Poor,  G. 

Center.  Attorney — DaA'id  Steele.  Physicians — Alonzo  F.  Carr,  Daniel 
Little,  John  S.  Little.  Churches — Bap.,  John  S.  Haradou ;  Cong.,  SamT 


HILLSBOROUGH  COUNTY.  123 

L.  Geronid;  Meth.,  -  Osgood.  Merchants — Henry  E.  I»l;iisdell 

i  drugs,  medicines,  and  fancy  goods;  G.  Byron  Moore,  Alfred  Stoiy  Sr . 

Co.: — — G.  B.  Poor,  G.  Center  ; - J.  M.  &  D.  &.  Parker,  Parker  YillagL*  I 

all  general  a.ssortment.  Manu  facturers — Frank  Iladle}'.  D.  &  D.  Gregg  j 
K.  Kendall  H.  Hadley,  J.  Austin,  sash  and  blinds.  Hotels — Centra  I 
House,  A.  \V.  Russell:  Unconoouck  House.  H.  J.  Tirrell.  Livery  sta¬ 
bles — George  Story,  H.  J.  Tirrell.  F.p.  t. — N.  H.  Central  R.  R.  W.  p 
— abundant.  ! 

GREENFIELD — Postmaster — Rufus  Hardy.  Physician — Samuel  j 
,  Partridge.  Church — Cong.,  Samuel  Partridge.  Merchant — Gilman  I* 

;  Fletcher,  general  assortment.  Manufacturer — George  E.  Bailey,  c.ai- 
riages.  Hotel — George  J.  Whittemore.  Livery  stable — Geo.  E.  Bailey. 
F.p.t. — Stages.  Vi.p. — none. 

HANCOCK — Postmaster — A.  D.  Tuttle.  Physicians — A.  H.  Taft: 
R.  G.  Mather,  dentist.  Church — Cong.,  Asahel  Bigelow,  Merchants — 
A.  C.  Blood,  A.  D.  Tuttle,  general  assortment.  Hotel — Jetferson 
House.  D.  Patren.  F  p,  t. — Stages.  W.  p. — none, 
i  HILLSBOROUGH — Postmasters — Chas.  Gillis: - Elizabeth  Nel¬ 
son,  H.  Center; - Wm.  H.  Story,  II.  Bridge.  Attorneys — Brooks  K. 

Webber.  Charles  A.  Hamden  ; - James  H.  Briggs,  H.  Bridge.  Physi¬ 
cians — J.  Q.  A.  French,  John  Goodell  ; - Abel  C.  Burnham,  Charles 

A.  Gould ;  S.  0.  Bowers,  dentist,  H.  Bridge.  Churches — Bap., - 

Cong..  John  Adams; - Meth.,  Irad  Taggard,  H.  Center; - Cong., 

- ;  Meth.,  B.  Whittemore  Chase,  H.  Bridge  Merchants — 0.  Gil¬ 
more,  C,  A.  Whittemore.  general  a.ssortment ; - Janies  S.  Butler,  I 

Benj.  Dutton,  Dutton  k  Morse,  Horace  Marcy,  D.  W.  C.  Newman,  } 

I  general  assortment ;  Eugene  Mason,  H.  Marcy,  drugs;  T.  Gay,  books  | 
stationery  and  fancy  goods  ;  J.  Gerry,  P.  Gotre,  boots  and  shoes  ;  E. ! 
H.  Sargent,  provisions  and  produce;  S.  Dow  Wyman,  flour;  0.  P.  i 
Greenleaf,  flour^ and  provisions;  William  H.  Story,  J.H.  T.  Newell, 
watches  and  jewelry;  Lizzie  A.  Hills,  James  Newman,  Anna  Forbes, 

!  millinery,  H,  Bridge.  Manufacturers — Steph.  A.  Brown,  Stephen  Tut¬ 
tle,  M.  W.  Fuller,  leather;  John  G.  Dickey,  William  H.  Manahan. 

lumber; - John  B.  Smith,  flannel  shirts  and  drawers;  R.  E.  Love-; 

rin,  Josliua  Marcy,  W.  Wellington,  lumber;  E.  Clement,  bedsteads  ;  j 
H.  Griffin,  coffee  and  spices  ;  S.  Forsaith,  copper  and  tin ;  II.  Breman  | 
marble,  W.  B.  Whittemore,  agt.:  Forbes,  Lane  k  Co  ,  grain,  flour  and  j 
meal;  S.  D.  Hastings,  A.  Codman,  E.  W.  Codman,  wheelrights;  Solon  i 
Ncwmen,  S.  Mordo,  photographers,  H.  Bridge.  Hotels — St.  Charles, 

Charles  Gillis; - Valley  Ilotel,  H.  A.  Averill,  H.  Bridge.  Livery  sta 

bles — Noah  Jackson,  G.  Stewart,  H.  Bridge.  F.p.t. — Valley  R.IL 

j  IF.  p. — abundant. 

I  HOLLJS — l*ostmaster — William  A.  Trow.  Physician — H.  W.  Wif, 
loughby.  Church — Cong.,  David  Perry.  Merchants — Wm.  A.  Trow, 
Union  Co.,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Edward  Hardy,  Wor¬ 
cester  Brothers,  barrels  and  kegs;  Josbph  Gates,  shoes;  B.  L.  Farlej'. 
wheelwright.  F.p.t. — R.R.  four  miles  from  town.  W.p. — good. 

HUDSON — I^stmaster — Willard  W  Webster.  Physicians — David 
F.  Smith,  James  Emery.  Churches — Bap.,  Aaron  W’.  Chaffin;  Meth., 

iOtis  Cole;  Ortho.,  - .  Merchant — Willard  A.  Webster,  general 

[assortment.  Monufacturers — Samuel  Cope,  tiles;  Charles  Wood,  ex- 
j  tension  tables.  F.p.t. — R.  Pw.  W.p. — limited. 

LITCHFIELD — Postma.ster — G.  B.  Griffin.  Church — Pres., - . 

Merchant — George  B.  Griffin,  groceries  and  W.  I.  goods.  Mamcfactu- 
rers — Moses  Cha>e,  Thomas  P.  Bixbv,  lumber.  W.p. — abun  lant. 

L  YN DEBOROUGH—  Postmasters— W'm.  W.  Curtis ; - Wm.  W. 

Young,  South  L.; - J.  H.  Goodrich,  North  L.  Physician — Wm.  A. 


124  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


•Tones,  honi.  C}nircht>s — Cong.,  Erastns  B.  Claggett; - Bap.,  - , 

South  L.  Ntrdiants. — W.  W.  Curtis: - W.  W.  Youn  r,  J.  II.  Tarbell, 

!  &  Son.  South  L.,  all  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Lyndehor- 

!  ough  glass  Co.,  South  L.  Hotel — Mountain  Ilouse,  -  Perkin.s, 

i  South  L.  F.p.t. — Three  and  a  half  miles  to  R.  R.  at  "East  M  ilton, 
ir.  p. — limited. 

Bradbury  P.  Cilley; - Thomas  S. 

!  Montgomery.  Amoskeag  : - Nathaniel  Moore,  Goff’s  Falls.  Aitorveys 

:  — James  U.  Parker,  DanT  Clark,  George  W.  MorrisonTtlerman  Foster, 

I  \Villiam  C.  Clark,  David  Cross,  Charles  R.  Morrison,  Geo  A.  French, 
i  Bradbury  P.  Cilley.  I^aac  W.  Smith.  Samuel  N.  Bell,  Clinton  AV.  Stan¬ 
ley,  John  P.  Newell,  Samuel  Upton.  'William  Sta’*k,  LewLs  W.  Clark. 

:  Lucian  B.  Clough,  Samuel  D.  Lord,  Elijah  M.  Topliff,  Joseph  B.  Clark, 
j  Charles  11.  Bartlett,  'William  Little.  J.  "W,  Fellows.  C.  A.  Sulloway, 

I  WilUam  R.  Patten,  John  H.  Andrews,  A.  C.  Osgood,  A.  Vi'.  Bartlett. 

:  N.  P.  Hunt.  II.  E.  Burnham,  H.  H.  Huse.  Pliysiciavs — Josiah  Crosby, 
i  William  D.  Buck,  Thomas  Wlieat,  Ebenezer  II.  Davis.  "William  "NV. 

I  Brown.  Lyman  B.  How.  Leonard  French,  George  .A,.  Crosby,  John  Fer- 
i  guson.  John  S.  Elliott,  Charles  ’\Vells,  Jas.  P.  M’alker,  Luther  Pattee, 

;  R.  J.  P,  Goodwin.  John  Fitzpatrick.  A,  Tremblay.  0.  D,  Abbott,  T.  M. 
Hanson.  S.  Closson,  bot.;  Emil  Custer,  Aaron  Walker,  hoineo.;  Henry 
C.  Coburn,  spiritual:  Mrs.  0,  M.  AVinegar,  l\Trs.  Minerva  Shannon, 
Mrs.  D.  K.  Larimer.  Miss  S.  A.-  Colby,  Mis.s  Mary  0.  A.  Hunt,  Mi.ss 
Emogene  R.  'Winegar.  Dentists — Hiram  Hill,  J,  B,  Prescott,  C.  P. 
Wood.  C.  Heath,  J.  C.  Walton,  A.  A.  Russ,  W.  F.  Childs.  Churches — 
Bap.,  N.  C  Mallory,  A.  Sherwiu ;  Bap.,  f..  N,  Brooks,  J.  A.  Knowles 
N.  L.  Rowell  ;  Cong.,  Cyrus  V'.  Wallace.  ■\Villiam  J.  Tucker,  Theophi- 
lus  P.  Swain  ;  F.  G.  Clark,  (city  miss.);  Cath.,  'William  McDonald,  J. 

I  O’Brien:  Epis..  L.  Sears;  Meth,.  D, C,  Babcock:  Unit.,  Chas.  B.  Ferry; 

■  Univ.,  B.  M.  Tillotson.  Thomas  Borden.  J/^^7T7m?7/.<f-^Daniels  &  Co., 
Daniel  B.  Eastman,  John  B,  "V'arick  &  Co.,  agricultural  im])lements; 

I  Conner  &  Pearson,  William  H.  Fisk,  Frank  J.  Poor,  Alfred  Quimby, 
John  V.  Sullivan.  Tewksbury  k  Bro..  Henry  C.  Tilton,  Geo.  N.  "Webster,  I 
books  and  stationery;  Milliam  H.  Cate,  Ca>zer  &  Co..  Geo.  W.  Dodge, 

I  Fred.  C.  Dow,  T.  L.  Hastings,  D.  E.  Hill  <<  Co.,  McDonald  &  Cody.  Jas.  I 
Mitchell,  jr.,  T.  S.  Montgomery  &  Co,,  Joshua  M.  Robinson.  Geo.  W. 
Thayer,  C.  D.  Thompson.  George  W,  "Weeks,  S.  C,  Richardson  &  Co., 
'boots  and  shoes;  J.  S.  Kidder  &  Co.,  H.  K.  Slayton,  butter  apd  cheese; 
Barton  &  Co.  A.  Ferrier  &  Co.,  D.  A.  Simons,  carpets;  E.  P.  Johnson 
<fe  Co.,  clapboards  and  shingles;  Sam’l  Barnes,  J.  D.  Bean.  S.  P.  Fiske,  | 
I.  W.  Fogg.  Folsom  &  Son,  John  Lee,  J.  Vi.  C.  Pickering,  Plumer  & 
Chandler.  A.  H.  Weston.  E.  Leveen.  clothing  and  furnishing  goods; 
L.  B.  Bodwcdl  &  Co.,  E.  P.  Johnson  &  Co.,  coal  and  wood:  C.  S.  T'i.sher, 
P.  A,  Divine,  coffins  and  uiidertakers ;  Manchester  Gas  Light  Co., 

!  coke;  John  D.  Bean.  J.  S.  Kidder  &  Co.,  commission  merchants;  E.  0. 

I  Abbott,  David  T.  Collins,  S.  B.  Davis,  James  Holmes,  James  G.  King, 

;  Michael  McCabe,  P.  B.  Putney,  H.  W.  Rowe,  George  Vi.  M'entworth, 
j  confectionery,  toys,  &c.;  D,  A,  Simons.  H.  M.  Bailey,  Mrs.  Robert 
Gilchrist,  Locke  &  Demick,  Charles  A.  Smith,  crockery;  E.  W.  Blake, 
Z.  F.  Campbell,  S.  S.  Carr,  Conner  &  Pearson,  John  R.  Hanson,  E.  M. 

!  Kellogg,  Charles  F.  Lord,  S.  F,  Murray  &  Co.,  A.  F.  Perry,  Tebbetts 
;  Bros.,  Brackett  B.  Weeks  &  Co.,  Littlefield  <t  Hayes,  drugs;  Barton 
1  &  Co.,  Boyd  &  Hopkins,  N  S.  Clark,  W,  E.  &  L.  Vi.  Eastman,  Fearing 
!  &  Co..  .4.  Ferren  Co..  V.  B.  Johnson  &  Son,  Kidder  &  Chandler,  J. 
Knowles,  S.  H,  Finer  k  Sons,  Taylor,  Kilpatrick  &  Co.,  Waite  Bros., 
Jackson  &  Co,.  Jo.seph  R.  "Weston.  M’illiam  M'hite,  George  Abbott,  dry 
i  goods ;  Mrs.  A.  S,  Abbott,  George  W.  Boy  nton,  S.  B.  Davis,  Fairfield 


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125 


<t  Shnttuck,  Gporjre  S.  Holmes,  James  Holmes,  F.  Morg:Hn.  Tliomas 
Morpan,  A.  B.  P.a^e  &  Co.,  Joseph  Peabody,  Jas.  W.  petti^rew,  Frank 
.f.  Pwr  A.  W.  Quint,  Alfred  D  Stark,  John  V.  Sullivan.  Miss  Laurie 
Webster,  fancy  px'ds:  J.  Abbott  &  Co.,  Hall,  Watts  &  Co.,  J.  S.  Kid¬ 
der  &  Co.,  H.  A  n.  R.  Puttee,  Poor  &.  Stearns,  flour,  grain  and  meal ; 
Nicholas  Nichols,  John  Truesdale,  J.  S.  Wiggin  &  Son,  furs;  Palmer 
&  Co.,  J.  Q.  A.  Sargent,  Frank  B.  Fogg,  gas  fixtures  ;  Geo.  W.  Adams. 
E.  F.  Aiken  &  Co.,  C.  K.  Ball,  Barr  &  Clapp,  Clough  &  Howe,  Lawrence 
Dowd,  Cyrus  Dunn,  Arthur  M.  Eastman.  Peter  Farmer.  Josey>h  C.  j 
Fifield,  Edwin  S.  Fletcher,  George  W.  Gardner  A  Co..  Griffin  &  Mitch-* 
ell,  George  II.  Hoyt.  Johnson  &  Stevens,  J.  S.  Kidder  &  Co.,  Kidder  &  '■ 
Chandler,  L.  H.  Lamprey,  Locke  A  Demick,  Dennis  Lyons,  Andrew: 
>IcNab.  Henry  C.  Merrill.  G.  D.  Moore,  F.  Murray  A  Co.,  Daniel  Con-' 
ner.  D.  M.  A  C.  B.  Poor.  Poor  A  Stearns,  Horace  B.  Putnam,  J.  Rowley. : 
William  F.  Sleeper.  E.  H.  Smith  A  Co.,  T.  D.  Sone,  Geo.  E.  Wilson  A  ' 
Co..  Allen  A  Warner.  H  Fradd  A  Co.,  Head  Bros.,-C.  C.  Frost  &  Co..  : 
J.  Morrissey  A  Co.,  William  M.  Hayes,  Scott  A  Jewell,  Ainsworth  A' 
Johnson  Michael  Gillis,  Sawyer  Bros.  A  Richards,  Henry  J,  Young, j 
G.  Messier  Alfred  James,  Moody  A  Co.,  A.  A  P.  B.  Page.  Pennock  A: 
Colburn.  W.  Cressy,  George  E.  Cox,  H.  H.  Currier  A  Co.,  groceries;! 
Daniels  A  Co.,  R.  P.  Silver,  John  B.  Varick,  hardware:  Sam’l  Barnes,! 
S.  P.  Fiske,  Folson  A  Son.  John  Lee,  Nicholas  Nichols,  J.  W.  C.  Pi<  k-! 
ering,  Plumer  A  Chandler.  John  Truesdale,  J.  S.  "Wiggin  A  Son,  hats  i 
mid  caps  ;  E.  P.  Johii'^on  &  Co..  J.  S.  Moulton,  hay  and  straw;  G.  S.  i 
Holmes,  J.  H.  Howard  hosiery  and  gloves;  D.  A.  Simons,  house  fur-j 
nishing  goods;  Brown  A  Flanders,  ice:  A.  W.  Quint,  ladies’  furnish- 1 
ing  goods ;  J.  Stickney,  leather  and  oil :  J.  Abbott  A  Co.,  E  P.  Johnson  j 
A  Co.,  J.  S.  Kidder  A  Co.,  H.  A  H.  R.  Pettee,  lime  and  cement:  Haines  i 
I  A  Wallace.  Ephraim  S.  Harvey.  Thomas  R.  Hubbard,  J,  F  Kennard, 
|J.  L.  Smith  A  Co.,  Foster  A  Clough,  lumber;  N.  W.  Cumner  A  v’o., 
il.  W.  Fogg.  Matthew  McDonald,  Plumer  A  Chandler,  S.  Pushee.  Lyons ; 
'A  Demahan,  Pike  A  Plumer,  M.  J.  Dowd,  merchant  tailors;  Geo.  W.j 
j  Boynton,  N.  S.  Clark,  Fairfield  A  Shattuck.  Thomas  Morgan,  Amos  B. 
Page  A  Co.,  Joseph  Peabody,  Jonathan  Pressey,  Wilson  A  Pierce,  E.W. 
Follansbee,  millinery  goods;  E.  T,  Baldwin.  S.  Ilovey  A  Co.,  A.  Quim- 
by,  George  N.  Webster,  I.  S.  Whitney.  E.  M.  Kellogg  A  Co.,  Straw  Aj 
Lf)vejoy,  John  V.  Sullivan,  D.  C.  Wright,  music  and  musical  instru-: 
ments ;  E.  F.  Aiken  A  Co.,  William  Boyd,  Johnson  A  Stevens.  D.  M  A 
C,  B.  Poor,  H.  K.  Slayton,  Georg?  E.  Wilson  A  Co.,  Allen  A  Warner, 
Head  Bros..  Ainsworth  A  Johnson,  C.  C.  Frost  A  Co.,  Henry  J.  Young, 
A.  M.  Eastman.  Moses  Flastman,  0.  A  R.  D.  Gay,  Scott  A  Jewell,  pro- 
iduee:  George  W.  Adams.  Luther  H.  Brown,  Clough  A  Howe,  Timothy 
■Collins,  A.  M.  Eastman,  Moses  Eastman.  J.  C.  Fifield,  E.  S.  Fletcher,  0. 
iGage.  George  W,  Gardner  A  Co..  Oliver  Gay,  George  II.  Hoyt,  Andrew 
McNab.  Pennock  A  Colburn.  J.  Rowley,  William  Short,  J.  B.  Stowell, 
George  E.  Wilson  A  Co.,  Henry  J.  Young,  H.  Frad  A.  Co.,  Head  Bros.. 
C.  C.  Frost  A  Co.,  J.  Morrissey  A  Co.,  Scott  A  Jewell,  Ainsworth  A| 
Johnson,  G.  Messier,  R.  M.  Miller,  0.  A  R.  D.  Gay,  J.  C.  Fifield,  Stick- 
I  ney  A  Prince,  provisions ;  Hartshorn  A  Pike,  Palmer  A  Co.,  H.  S. 

!  Whitney  A  Co.,  Frank  B.  Fogg,  pumi)S ;  J.  Stickney,  shoe  stock  and  i 
'  findings;  Warren  S.  Hill,  Frank  J.  Poor,  J,  Stickfley,  Plumer  A  Chan-! 
Idler,  James  Holmes,  sewing  machines;  H.  M,  Bailey,  Daniel  B.  East- 
:  man.  Hartshorn  A  Pike,  William  Parker,  jr.,  Vance  A  Goodwin,  Chas  ' 

I  Williams,  Brock  A  Kennedy,  D.  A,  Simons,  stoves  and  tin  ware;  Mrs- 
'  D.  Alden,  John  Farrar,  variety :  Cliarles  H.  Chase,  Thomas  Dunlap,  I 
W.  H.  Elliott,  S.  Hovey  A  C<».,  H.  11,  Ladd  A  Co.,  John  Mooar,  Straw  i 
A  Lovejoy,  John  F.  Wiley,  Lyman  Carr,  watches  and  jewelry;  Hayes  j 


126  BUSINESS  UIRECTOBY. 


&  Co.,  J.  Kenn:»rd,  Gilman  D.  Moore,  Thomas  O’Grndy,  O'Neil  k  Jones. 
John  Phelin,  M.  Prout,  P.  Rogers,  Daniel  J.  Warner,  J.  IT.  Willey  4 
I  Co.,  A.  E.  Farley  k  Co.,  George  Fletcher,  J.  Morrissey  k  Co,  C.  Arm¬ 
strong,  Leroy  McQueston,  IIeale3'  k  Sweene}^  H.  M.  Chadwick,  Geo. 
W.  Whittier,  N.  S.  Diirgin,  wines  and  liquors^  L.  B.  Bodwell  k  Co., 
J.  W.  Brown,  Daniel  B.  Eastman,  E.  P.  Johnson  k  Co.,  William  C. 
Richardson,  wood.  Manufaclnrern — Benjamin  II.  Chase,  J.  Stickney, 

!  John  B.  Tarick  k  Co.,  John  W.  Whittier,  belts;  James  Baldwin  k  Co.. 

I  bobbins;  David  B  Varney,  brass  founder;  F.  L.  Gra\’,  Haynes  k  Wal¬ 
lace,  brewers;  Ira  P.  Fellows,  George  H.  Hubbard,  William  F.  Lahey, 
j  George  W.  Wood,  cigars;  Manchester  Gas  Light  Co.,  coal  tar:  Ilackett 
!&  Taylor,  concrete  for  paving;  Amoskeag  Manufacturing  Co.,  K.  A. 
Straw,  agent;  Langdon  Manufacturing  Co..  William  L.  Killey,  agent;  j 
Manchester  Print  Works,  Waterman  Smith,  agent;  Stark  Mills,  Phin-! 
eas  Adams,  agent,  cottons  and  linens;  Amoskeag  Ax  Co,,  edge  tools: 
Bonjamin  S.  Stokes,  files;  J.  R.  Barrett  k  Co.,  Mrs.  M.  Moulton,  F.  L. 
Wallace  k  Bro.,  Tubbs  k  Co.,  Tebbetts  Bros.,  hair  restoratives:  Edwin  ' 
Branch,  John  C.  Clafk,  Andrew  J,  Dow,  Greeley  k  Dewey,  F.  N.  Mc¬ 
Laren.  J.  B.  Saunders,  harnesses  and  saddles;  J.  W.  Whittier,  hose: 
John  Brugger,  John  C'dlins,  A,  P,  Olzendam,  hosiery;  A.  H.  Low'ell 
A  Co,,  Amoskeag  Manufacturing  Co.  Manchester  Locomotive  Wi  rks, 
iron  founders;  E.  Yeaton  A  Co.,  loom  harnesses;  Amoskeag  Manufac¬ 
turing  Co.,  C.  C.  Clark.  Hiram  Forsaith,  S.  C.  Forsaith.  Manchester 
Locomotive  Works.  B.  F.  Porter,  R.  J.  P.  Goodwin;  machinists  ;  Isaac 
Palmer,  John  U.  Farnham,  marble  workers;-  P.  C.  Cheene^' &  Ci^} 
paper;  Benjamin  F.  Jenkins,  power-loom  pickers;  Frank  B.  Fogg,  i 
steam  pipes,  Ac.,  T.  S.  Montgomery  k  Co,,  S.  C.  Richardson  k  Co., 
shoes;  J.  Baldwin  k  Co.,  shoe  pegs  arid  shuttles;  J.  C,  Young,  slater: 
Moses  C.  Ea.9tman  k  Co.,  Ebenezer  Hartshorn,  Joseph  S.  Holt,  soap ; 
Benjamin  H.  Piper,  carriage  spokes;  William  W.  Hubbard,  stair  rails; 
Amoskeag  Manufacturing  Co-,  steam  fire  engines;  Manchester  Loco¬ 
motive  Woiks;  steam  engine.s  ;  Palmer  &  Co  ,  J.  Q.  A.  Sargent,  steam, 
gas  and  water  pipe;  Rockwood  k  Green,  M.  W.  Gove,  straw  goods  ; 
David  Urich,  willow  worker;  R.  Page,  window  shades ;  Manchester 
Print  Works.  A.  P.  Olzendam,  woolens.  HnteU — Manchester,  Wm, 
Shepherd ;  City,  P.  W.  Hazeltine ;  Exchange,  Prescott  &  Fo.ster ; 
j  Farmers’  E.  A,  Ham ;  Merrimack.  D.  0.  Webster;  Fremont,  J.  N. 
illanaford:  Amoskeag,  Michael  Linen.  F.p.t. — R.  R.  Center.  W.  p. 
— immense. 

MASOX — Pofitmasters — Franklin  B.  Heald,  M.  Village; - Daniel 

Goodwin,  M.  Center.  P/ii/sicians — Thomas  H  Marshall  David  P. 
j  Stowcll.  Churches — Bap,.  Luther  C.  Stevens  ;  Cong.,  George  F.  Meri- 

jam,  M.  Village; - Cong.,  D,  Goodwin,  M.  Center.  Merchant — D.  P. 

!  Stowell,  drugs  and  medicines;  E,  Barber,  millinery.  Manufacturers 
I  — Columbian  Mf  g  Co.,  M.  Village,  cottons.  Hotels — Columbian  Hotel, 
jM.  Village.  F.p.t. — Peterborough  and  Shirley  R.  R.  W.  p. — abun- 
!dant. 

MERRIMACK — Postmasters — Kimball  W.  Br'''wn,  South  M.; - 

George  Drew,  Thornton’s  Ferry; - M.  P.  Nichols,  Reed’s  Ferry. 

Physician — Harrison  Eaton.  Churches — Cong.,  C.  L.  Hubbard, - ; 

Meth., - .  Merchants — Samuel  C.  Anderson,  David  Henderson. 

general  assortment.  Manufacturers — A.  Esty,  Kittridge  Brothers, 
bricks;  William  Hendersori,  carpets;  David  Henderson,  flannel ;  Alex¬ 
ander  M.  C.  Wilkins,  lumber; - Parker  k  Co.,  Thornton  Ferry  : - 

Marcellus  Homrhton,  Souhegan  Village,  furniture.  Hold — McCe- 
nike,  M.  B.  McCenike.  F.  p.  t. — Concord  aMd  Wilton  R.  R.  W.  p. 
abundant. 


HILLSBOROUGH  OOUNTY. 


127 

MILFORD — Postmaster — Jolin  W.  Crosby.  Attorneys — Bjiinbridge 
Wadleigh,  John  L.  Spring,  Clinton  S.  Averill.  Physicians — Samuel 
G.  Dearborn,  Thomas  B.  Dearlx>rn,  Hezekiah  Eldridge;  W.  H 
W.  Hinds,  homeo.;  C.  F.  Fiske,  dentist.  Churches — Baptist,  Jere 
miah  D.  Tilton;  Cong.,  George  E.  Freeman.  Literary  Jnstitution-- 
Milford  Normal  High  School,  \V.  L.  Whittemore,  prin.  Merchants — 

I  Kidder  A  Whitney;  books  and  stationeiy ;  Joel  W.  Hamblett,  James 
.Shanahan,  boots  and  shoes;  Wallace  &  Sawyer,  G.  W'.  Dunckire,  hats, 
jc.Mps  &,  clothing;  Batchelder  &  Parmelee,  A  F.  Hutchinson,  K.  M.  Giay. 
dry  goods;  H.  Eldridge,  Kidder  &  Whitne}^  drugs  and  medicines; 

;  T.  E.  Bruce,  dry  goods  and  general  assortment;  Geo.  Melendy,  fancy 
goods  and  notions;  J.  Lancaster  &  Son,  Spencer  Guild,  groceries: 
Kidder  &  Whitney,  hardware;  George  W.  Duncklee,  jewelry;  Miss 
I  Mary  L.  Tucker,  Mrs.  E.  Comstock,  Mrs.  W.  Shaw,  millinery.  ManU' 
fucturers — Souhegan  MTg  Co.,  denims,  George  C.  Gilmore,  agent; 
M  orse,  Kaley  &  Co.,  cotton  tid3'  yarn,  T.  Kaley,  manager;  Lane  &  Co- 
j  burn,  boots  and  shoes;  Heirs  of  Francis  J.  French,  George  Daniels 
Administrator,  leather;  French  Heald,  William  •Gilson  k  Son,  John 
;  D.  Holt,  John  B.  Melendy,  Marvell  k  Howison,  lumber;  E  G.  &  0.  A. 

I  Hamblett,  tailors;  Pine  Valley  Co.,  wool  carpets;  David  Heald,  furni- 
jture;  Sumner  Emerson,  extension  tables;  H.  H.  Bragg,  fancy  boxes; 

I  W.  L.  Pierce  k  Co.,  William  Gilson  k  Son,  fish  kits;  Andrew  Fuller, 

;  mirror  frames;  W.  W,  Robbins,  printers  wood  material;  William  P. 
j  Duncklee,  plows;  De  Graff  k  Co.,  hair  renewer;  J.  A.  Powers,  J.  F. 
j  Boynton,  tin  ware.  Hotel — Union,  Geo.  E.  Boutell.  Livery  stables — 

1  Nathan  Hutchinson,  Cha.«.G.  IlatcJi.  F.p.  t. — R.  R.  .TF.p. — abundant, 
j  MOUNT  VERNON — Postmaster — Nathaniel  Bruce.  Physician — 

I  Sylvanus  Bunton.  Church — Cong.,  S.  H.  Keeler.  Literary  Institution 
1  Appleton  Academy.  Merchants — Thomas  H.  Richardson,  Ira  Hill, 
general  a.ssortment.  Manufacturer — William  H.  Conant,  fancy  boxes 
land  looking  glasses.  Hotel — Mount  Vernon  House,  F.  0.  Kittredge. 
i  F.  p.  t. — Stages.  W.  p. — little. 

!  S'ASHUA — Postmaster — George  Swain.  Attorneys — G.  Y.  Sawj'er, 

I  k  Sawyer,  jr.,  B.  F.  Emerson,  A.  W.  Sawyer,  A.  F.  Stevens,  C.  V.  Dear- 
i  born,  Barrett  k  Atherfon,  W.  W.  Bailey,  J.  B.  Fassett,  S.  T.  Worcester. 

'  Physicians — E.  Spaulding,  E.  Colburn,  E.  B.  Hammond,  E.  A.  Colburn, 

I  N.  J.  Moore,  George  Gray,  T.  11.  Gibby.  J.  C.  Garland,  A.  J.  Gibon, 

1 0.  A.  Woo<Vbury,  J.  E.  Langlois ;  J.  F.  Whittle,  H.  A.  Clark,  horn.  Den- 
\tists — A.  Lull,  L.  F.  Locke,  F.  L.  Twitchell,  C.  G.  A.  Eayrs.  Churches 
j — Bap.,  W.  H.  Eaton,  D.  D.;  Cath.,  John  O'Donnell;  Cong.,  Frederick 
jAlvoni;  (Olive  St.,)  Hiram  Mead;  (Pearl  S^,)  W.  L.  Gaylord;  Meth., 
(Main  St.,)  A.  Carroll;  (Chesnut  St.,)  E,  R.  Wilkins;  Unit.,  M,.G. 
iGage.  Literary  Institution — Nashua  Literary  Institute,  David  Crosby, 
A.  M.,  prin.  Merchants — N.  P.  Green,  C.  D.«^  E.  J.  Cobb,  M.  V.  B. 
Green,  books  and  stationery;  Marcn  k  BeardT Fiske  k  Libby,  Damon 
k  Co.,  E.  P.  Meintire,  boots  and  shoes;  Runnells  k  Cha-^e,  H.  G.  Chap¬ 
man.  G.  W.  Moore,  L.  W.  Goodrich,  hats,  caps  and  clothing;  J.  A. 
Wheat  k  Son,  J.  11.  Blake,  C.  F.  Stetson,  F.  F.  Kimball,  Wm.  Taylor, 
\k  Co.,  A.  G.  &  11.  H.  Reed,  D.  B  Needham,  dry  goods;  E.  S.  Bussell 
:  k  Co.  T.  H,  Gibby,  J,  W.  White  k  Co.,  G.  W.  Currier  k  Co.,  drugs  and 
ime<licines;  C.  T.  Andrews,  W.  H.  Cheever,  E.  W.  Gorrill,  J.  E.  Kent, 
Miss  P.  Heath,  fancy  gc-ds  and  notions:  G.  C.  Shuttuck  k  Co.,  Hop¬ 
kins  k  Ramsey,  Merrill  k  Barr,  Burke  k  Taylor,  R.  M.  Sawyer  k  Co., 
J.  G.  Blunt  k  Co.,  J,  Cook,  M.  R.  Buxton,  G.  W.  Green,  Baker  k  Spaf- 
tord,  C.  N.  Merrill  k  Co.,  groceries:  Barr  k  Co.,  C.  H.  Nutt,  hardware; 
O.  E.  Richardson,  W.  M.  Lovci(>y,  A.  F.  Adams.  C.  T.  Ridgeway,  N.  W. 
Goddiird,  jewelry  ;  S.  Tuck,  Mrs.  S.  S.  Green,  Mrs.  L.  N.  Piper,  0.  H. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


128 


Cushing  &  Co.,  millinr'ry;  Chapman  Brothers,  Parker  &  Bowers,  Rob¬ 
ert  Emerson,  A.  P.  Dutton,  tailors.  Manufacturers — II.  W.  Bingham, 
woolens;  Nashua  M’f’g  Co.,  Jackson  M’f’g  Co.,  Vale  Mills,  cottons; 
Nashua  Card  and  Glazed  Paper  Co.,  Eagle  Card  Co.,  Murray,  Pierce  & 
Co.,  glazed  paper  and  card  board ;  Sargent  &  Cross,  F.  E.  P.  &  D  S. 
Chase,  T.  Melindy  &  Sons,  lumber.  Hotels — Indian  Head  House, 
Scripture  &  Parker  ;  Tremont  House,  George  Doolittle  ;  Central  Hous«% 
I.  Ale.xander.  Livery  stables — Scripture  &  Parker,  J.  II.  Hildreth. 
F.  p.  t — R.  R.center.  W.  p. — abundant. 

NEW  BOSTON — Postmaster — Solomon  D.  Atwood.  Physicians, — 
Gilliam  0.  Turhune  ;  Nelson  P  Clark,  honieo.  Churches — B;ip.,  R.  G. 
Farley;  Presb.,  D.  C.  Frink.  Merchants — Miss  B.  P.  Hall,  dry  goods 
Atwood  &  Kelso,  Benjamin  Dodge  &  Co.,  gen**ral  assortment  i  Miss 
' '.aroline  Bell,  millinery  goods.  Manufacturers — Frank  S.  Richaids. 
leather;  Union  Paper  Mill,  Co.,  printing  paper  ;  .lohn  Gregg.  Daniel 
Gretrg.  lumber.  Hotel — Columbian,  H.  M.  Fairfield.  Livery  stable — 
C  .J.  McColly.i^.  p.  t — Stages  5  miles  to  Parker’s  Sta.  on  N.  H.  C.  R  R. 

NEW  IPSWICH — Postmaster — Charles  A.  Whitney.  Attorney — 
William  A.  Preston.  Physicians — F.  Jones,  F.  N.  Gibson,  Churches — 

Bap.,  A.  Snyder  ;  Cong.,  P.  Fay ;  Meth., - .  Literary  Institution', 

— Appleton  Academy,  E.  W.  Westgate,  prin.  Merchants — Charles  A, 
Whitney,  S.  A.  Richardson,  A.  II.  Wright,  L.  C  Oliver,  general  as¬ 
sortment;  F,  A.  Bnzzell,  jewelry;  Mrs.  Fi.ske,  millinery.  Manufac¬ 
turers — Columbian  Company,  R.  Graves,  cottons  ;  Chas.  Wheeler,  G.  C. 
Gibson,  lumber.  Hotels — Clark’s  Hotel,  Peter  H.  Clark:  Wheeler's 
Hotel,  Geo.  W.  Wheeler  2d.  Livery  Stables — P.  H.  Clark,  W.  C.  Hawes. 
F.  p.  t. — Peter  boro  &  Shirley  R.  R,  W.  p. — abundant. 

PELHAM - Postmaster — John  Woodbury.  Physicians  —  Amos 

Bachelder,  L.  H.  Grosvenor.  Churches — Bap.,  Nathan  C.  Lathrop; 
Cong.,  Augustus  Berry  Merchants — John  Woodbury,  dry  goods  and 
groceries ;  James  A.  Foster,  groceries.  Manufacturers — C.  H.  Wyman 
&  Co.,  D,  Marshall  &  Co.,  woolen  goods ;  David  Butler,  Asa  D.  Butler, 
R.  B.  Hillman,  lumber.  F.  p,  t. — None.  W.p. — good. 

PETERBOROUGH— Postmasters  —  John  R.  Miller; - John  A. 

Wheeler,  West  P.  Attorneys — R.  B.  Hatch,  E.  M.  Smith.  Physicians 
— Albert  Smith,  Daniel  B.  Cutt'^r,  John  fl.  Cutler,  W.  D.  Chase;  Levi 
Dodge,  horn.;  A.  G.  Howe,  A.  M.  Bryant,  dentists.  Churches — Bap,. 

- ;  Cong.,  Geo.  Dustin;  Meth.,  Frank  P.  Hamblett;  Unita.,  C.  B. 

Ferry.  Literary  Institution — Peterborough  Academy,  James  E.  Vose. 
Merchants — Charles  A.  Ames,  books  and  stationery:  Win.  E.  Baker, 
Frank  Bullard,  boots  and  shoes ;  A.  B,  Tarbell,  Osgood  &  Martin 
clothing;  John  R.  Miller,  drugs  and  medicines:  Smith  &  Stewart, 
W.  G.  Livingston  &  Co.,  Asa  Davis,  Sylvester  Tenney,  general  assort- 
'ment;  Marshall  Nay,  haiiand  caps;  Augustus  Fuller,  tin  ;  H.  W.  Nie- 
man,  furniture;  David  Smiley,  Fred.  Emory,  jewelry ;  J.  Gates  &  Co  , 

millinery; - John  A.  Wheeler,  general  assortment.  West  P.  Manu 

facturers — Herbert  Brennan,  marble  work;  Copeland  &  Tarbell,  car¬ 
riages;  Lorenzo  Holt,  Lowe  &  Wilson,  Leroy  P.  Greenwood,  painters: 
Joseph  Nooiie,  woolens ;  Peterborough  Manufacturing  Co.,  Phenix 
Manufac’g  Co.,  cotton  ,  A.  A.  Farnsworth,  leather ;  A.  Childs,  Towns, 
White  &  Co.,  baskets;  A.  P.  Morrison  &  Sons,  J.  J.  Barker,  paper; 
C.  C.  Marcy,  flour  and  grain  ;  Charles  Wilder,  barometers  and  ther¬ 
mometers ;  G.  P.  Felt,  machine  shop  and  foundery;  Joshua  Briggs, 

piano  forte  stools  ; - Union  Mf’g  Co.,  cotton,  West  P.  Hotels — H.  K. 

French,  Geo.  F.  Cheever.  Livery  stables — H.  K.  French,  Swallow  k 
McIntosh.  F.  p.  t. — Stages.  W.p. — abundant. 

SHARON — Manufacturers — Charles  F.  Appleton  ; - Preston  k 

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CHESHIRE  COUNTY.  I29j 


'  Emory,  New  Ipswich  p  o,,  all  lumber.  F.p.t. — Seven  miles  from 
[  Ma'sou  Village  Depot.  W.  p. — good. 

I  TEMPLE — Postmaster — Nathan  Colburn.  Physician — Nathaniel 
I  Kingsbury.  Church — Cong.,  Royal  Parkinson.  Merchant — C.  P.  llay- 
i  ward  Manufacturer — M.  M.  Balch,  luacbinist ;  E.  G.  Cutter,  luml^er 
•  Hotel — Central  House,  Charles  H.  Boynton.  F.  p.  t. — Stages.  W.p. — ' 
little. 

HEARE — Postmasters — Israel  Hoag; - Oliver  D.  Sawyer,  North 

W.; - A.  B.  Johnson,  East  W.: - Jonathan  Buxton,  South  Vi. 

.Abner  Frost.  Oil  Mill  Village.  Physicians — A.  R.  Dearborn;  James' 
Peterson.  J.  P.  "Whittle,  homeo.  Churches — Bap..  N.  B  Smith:  Univ., 

. C.  0.  Ballon: - I^ap.,  cal.,  J.  L.  Whitteniore,  East  W.; - Bap.,  t.. 

- Moody,  North  W.  Merchants — Israel  Hoag  &.  Son,  Geo.  Simons; 

. - William  II  Gove,  D.  Sawyer  &.  Son,  Ballou  k  Kelley,  North  W.; 

- A.  B.  Johnson.  East  W,: - J.  Buxton,  South  W. ; — .Abner  Frost. 

Oil  Mill  Village,  all  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — S.  Paige  k 
Son,  leather;  Ira  Gove  i  Sons,  boots  and  shoes;  G.  W.  P.  Sleeper, 

E.  Leighton  &.  Son,  wheelwrights  ; - J.  W.  Chase,  skiving  machines  : 

.  .\inos  Chase  k  Son,  machini.''ts  ;  Ira  Wilkins  k  Sou, cabinet  furniture; ' 
Weave  Woolen  Manufacturing  Co.,  woolens,  Moses  Sawyer,  agent; 
Rockland  Mills,  cottons:  J.  B.  Moulton,  leather;  .John  W.  Han.sou,, 
Lindley  M.  Sawyer,  boots  and  shoes;  M.  .A.  Hodgdon,  lumber.  North 

W.; - Charles  Bla«k,  cabinet  furniture;  East  W., - Charles  "W. 

Martin,  leather,  South  M  .: - Ziba  A.  Hoit,  lumber,  Oil  Mill  Village. 

Uotel — .Abner  P.  Collins,  North  W.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  IF.  p, — good. 

;  WILTOX — Postma.^ter — N.  Flint ;  P.Ring,  West  W.  Attorney — C.  II. 
Burns.  Physicians — Josiah  Fleeman  ;  F.  M.  Pevey,  dentist.  Churches 

Bap.,  Stephen  C.  Fletcher;  Cong.,  Daniel  E.  Adams;  Unita., - Pen-. 

dleton,  Richard  Coleman.  Merchants — Nathan  Flint,  books  and  sta¬ 
tioner^’  ;  J.  E.  CLllbrd,  Geo.  Flint,  boots  and  shoes;  Geo.  W.  Wallace, 
Charles  Tarbell,  clothing,  hats  and  caps:  Alfred  E.  Jaques,  .A.  A. 
Ramsey,  dry  good.s  ;  Henry  Trevitt,  Frank  H.  Newman,  drugs  and . 
medicines;  .Alfred  E.  Jaques,  .A.  -A.  Ramsey,  Sam'l  W.  Center,  Nathan 
Flint,  fancy  goods  ami  notions;  .Alfred  E.  Jaques,  .A.  .A.  Ramsey.  S.  N. 
Center,  general  a.s?.ortment  and  hardware;  D.  Gregg  k  Co.,  Samuel 
N.  Center,  .Alfred  E.  Ja(jues.  .A.  .A.  Ramsey,  F.  S.  Hutchinson,  .Abiel 
Frye,  groceries;  - II<-od.  jewelry  ;  Mr.s.,  Libby,  millinery.  Manu¬ 

facturers — Wilton  Co.,  Diivis  Co.,  Newell  Co.,  Robert  Dawson,  worsted 
yarns;  A.  J,  Putnani  k  Co.,  leather;  Jones  k  Da<>comb,  boots  and 
shoes;  D.  Whiting  k  Sons,  David  Gregg,  Jonathan  Livermore,  lumber. 
Hotels — Wliiting  House.  David  Whiting ;  Washburn  Hou.«e,  Willis  A. 
Washburn;  Union  Hotel,  Mrs,  Minn.  Livery  stables — Joseph  Lang- 
dell.  Levi  II.  Blood.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  IF. p. — abundant. 

WiyPSOR — No  Post  office.  Attorney,  Ph3*siciaii8  or  Church.  ; 

I 

CHESHIRE  COUNTY.  ! 

ALSTEAD — Postmasters — Cyrus  K.  Vilas  ; - A.  C.  Field,  -A.  Cen¬ 
ter: - Janies  F.  Ishum,  New  .A.  Physicians — Sumner  T.  Smith,' 

Win-low  B.  Porter.  Churches — Cong.,  Francis  B,  Knowiton; - .A.  C. 

Field,  A.  Center: - Samuel  H.  Amsden,  New  .A.  Literary  Institu¬ 

tion — Alstead  Select  Si  1uk)1.  Sam’l  H.  Porter,  prin.  Merchants — II.  D. 
Ptandall,  hoot.s  and  sho«*s;  Cyrus  K.  Vilas,  drugs:  Timoth>'  Tufts, 

llenr^'  A.  Lovell,  J.  11.  Porter: - T.  Freeman.  New  .A.,  gem  ral  a>,sort- 

ment;  J'<lin  F.  Weaver,  iron  and  tin  ware;  Cyrus  A.  Fowler,  jewelry 
and  to>'s:  Benj,  .A.  Fisher,  sehool  books,  siationerj’  Ac.  Manufac¬ 
turers — Chas.  E.  Cooke,  iron  founder  ami  plow  manufacturer:  II.  D. 
Robb,  machinist;  T.  R.  Prentiss  k  Son,  pa|>er:  Gardner  G.  Bank-,  J»- 


130  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


eeph  P,  Forristall,  Lyman  Chaiidler,  Holmes  k  Buxton,  lumber;  Geo. 
A.  Brooks,  edge  tools;  Premiss,  paper.  Hnte.l — Sterling  G.  .\nderson. 
F.  p.  t. — Stages  from  and  to  Bellows  Falls,  Tt.  W.  p. — good. 

I  CHESTERFIELD — Postmasters — R.  C.  Cressey; - James  C.  Far- 

Iwell,  C.  Factory  ; — r-James  II.  Ford,  West  C.  Physicians — Daniel  F. 

.Randall; - John  F.  Butler,  C.  Factory.  Churches — Cong.,  Jeffries' 

Hall;  Meth.,  J.  English; - Heth.,  Thomas  L.  Fowler, - Cum- 

'mings,  C.  Factory: - Univ.,  R.  0.  G.  Woodbury,  West  C.  Merchants 

I — R.  C.  Cressey,  drj’’ goods  and  general  assortment;  Charles  Harvey. 

jewelry; - James  C.  Farwell,  dry  goods,  C.  Factory  : - James  11. 

:  Ford,  dry  goods  ;  Calvin  P.  Gilson,  groceries,  West  C.  Manufacturer s\ 

‘ — Cook  &  Co.,  leather.  Hotels — Fred.  L.  Stone; - Sanford  G urn sey, 

C.  Factory.  Livery  stable — E.  P.  Wetherell.  F.  j).  t. — Stages.  \Y /p 
— abundant. 

DUDLIX — Postmaster — George  W.  Glea.son.  Physician — Henry 
H.  Smith.  Churches — Cong.,  uuita.,  George  M.  Rice;  Tidnita.,  Au- 
j  drew  J.  Fosdick.  Merchant — George  W.  Gleason,  general  assortment 
Manufacturers — Lamoert  L.  Howe,  Willard  &  Farwell,  lumber;  Milan 
;  Harris  k  Co.,  Cheshire  Mills  Co  ,  woolen  goods.  F.p.  t. — Stages.  W. 
p. — abundant.  j 

I  FI rZWlLLIAM — Postmasters — P.  S.  Batcheller  ; - E.  Cummings,  | 

I  F.,  Depot.  Attorney — Amos  J.  Blake.  Physicians — Silas  Cumniing.s, 
j  Aaron  R.  Gleason.  Churches — Bap.,  E.  Hi  “Watrous;  Cong.,  John  F.  ■ 
[Norton.  Merchants — P.  S.  &  S.  Batcheller,  dry  goods,  jewelry  and 
•.fancy  goods,  drugs,  medicines,  ic.;  John  M.  Parker  k  Co.,  John 

,  Whitteniore,  John  N.  Richardson,  general  assortment  ; - Spaulding 

Perry,  F.,  Depot ;  Miss  R.  Foster,  millinery  goods.  Manu  facturers 
: — Elijah  Bowker,  butter  tubs;  C.  L.  Taft,  doors,  sash  and  blind.s  :  J. 
j  Damon,  pails,  P.  0.,  address,  Winchendon,  Mas.s.;  Simonds  k  Co., 
picture  frames.  Hotels — Gage's  Hotel,  Abner  Gage;  Sip  Pond  House, 
Jas.  S.  Cox.  Livery  stable — Abner  Gage.  F.p.  t. — C.  R.  R.  W.  p. 

'  — limited. 

j  GTL SUM— Postmaster — F.  A.  Howard.  Physicians — D.  K.  Webster. 

I  Churches — Cong.,  Horace  Wood  ;  Meth.,  J.oseph  Merrill.  Merchants — 
L.  W.  F.  Mack,  general  assortment ;  N.  G.  Hayward,  groceries.  Man-. 
\ufacturers — Collins  &  Sons,  beaver  clothes  ;  Cuthbert,  Gould  k  Miner,  j 
flannels;  Nelson  Rice  &  Rawson,  leather ;  Jesse  Dart.  Geo.  W.  New-! 
'man,  L.  F.  Goodnow.  Livery  stables — Geo.  H.  McCoy,  Calvin  Chan- 1 
dler,  A.  Chapin.  F.p.t. — Stages.  W.p. — abundant. 

itlXSDALE — Postmaster — Charles  J.  Amidon.  Physicians — ^Fred¬ 
erick  Boyden,  Wm.  S.  Leonard;  AVm.  C.  Barrett,  dentist.  Churches — 
Bap.,  H.  B:  Streeter;  Cong.,  J.  S.  Batchelder ;  Meth.,  A.  C.  Hardy. 
Merchants — Hunter  k  Co.,  books  and  stationery;  Cook  k  Fisk,  Hol-j 
land  k  Wellman,  boots,  shoes,  dry  goods,  groceries,  Ac.,  Cook  k  Fisk,  I 
j  clothing,  fancy  goods  and  jewelry;  William  Evans,  groceries,  liats  and 
!  caps ;  0.  J.  Martin,  drugs  and  medicines ;  Mrs.  L.  P.  Bascom,  milli- 
i  nery.  Manufacturers — Haile,  Boyden  k  Amidon,  Frost  k  Co.,  woolens  ;  j 
Priest  k  Wellington,  bobbins;  J.  U.  Beers,  leather;  Geo.  Robertson, j 
I  paper;  Ansel  Dickenson,  lumber;  James  Snow,  boxes;  Newhall  &i 
iStebbins,  mowing  machines;  Holman  k  Merriman,  machinists  and  j 
1  water  wheel  manufacturers  ;  George  S.  Wilder,  chisels  ;  Thomas  W.  i 
Sabin,  Eagle  Iron  Foundery.  Hotels — Ashuelot  House,  Frank  Stearns;: 
American  House.  Daniel  A  Barrett.  Livery  stables — S.  E.  Perham, 

;  Frank  Stearns.  F.  p.  t.. — Ashuelot  R.  R.  W.  p. — good. 

J  A  FFREY— Postmasters — Gurley  A.  Phelps; - Peter  Upton, 

East  J.  Attorney — Fred.  W.  B  liley.  Physicians — Gurley  A.  Phelps  ; 
- Oscar  II.  Bradley,  East  J.  Churches — Cong.,  Rufus  Case, ; 


CHESHIRE  COUNTY.  131 


Hup., - C.  W.  Allen  ;  Univ.,  J.  P.  McLane,  East  J.  Literary 

Institution — Mihille  Acnd«iny.  Merchants — Charles  D.  Law,  dnip!^ 

and  medicines :  Josei)h  T.  Bigelow ; - .James  S.  Lacy,  Charles  IJ 

Powi  rs.  g'lieial  assortment;  James  L.  B(dst<*r,  groceries,  East  ,J 
Manufacturers — Alonzo  Bascom, «  otton  goods  ;  .Julius  Cutter,  leather  ,j 

Heath  &  Gilman,  Lyman  K.  Farnum  ; - Oliver  Bacon,  Bascom  A* 

Crumbie.  Howe  &  Murdock,  Thos.  Anneit,  Agt.,  lumber.  East  J. 

Hotels — Cutler's  Hotel,  .Jonas  Cutter,  I^al-an  Price: - Granite  State 

Hotel,  N,  R,  Corning,  East  J.  Livery  stables — Nutting  &  Cutter  ; - 

Hubbard  &  Emery,  East  J.  F.p.t. — Stage  to  AVinchendon,  Mass., 
j  Depot.  W.  p. — g''0«l. 

I  KEENE — Postviaster — Thomas  FL  Hatch.  Attorneys — William  P. 
Wlieeler.  Francis  A.  Faulkner,  F.  F.  Lane,  Daniel  K.  Healy,  C.  C.  Web- 
■ster,  C.  Fred.  Webster,  Don  H.  Woodward,  Leonard  Willington,  liar* 
j  vey  Carleton.  Silas  Hardy.  Physicians — George  B.  Twitchell,  A.  S. 
jCarpenter,  T.  B.  Kittridge,  G.  C.  Hill,  Mrs.  R.  F.  Hill;  Francis  Brick, 
i  Henry  H.  Darling,  .J.  Homer  Darling,  homeo.;  Stratton  &  Loveland, 

lira  W.  Russell,  dentists.  (JJnirches — Bap., - ;  Cath.,  Wm.  Mur- 

!phy ;  Cong.,  Z.  S.  Barstow,  Win.  S.  Karr,  J.  A.  I.cach  ;  Epis.,  George 
I  W.  Brown;  Meth.,  C.  M.  Densmore:  Unit.,  W.  0.  Wliite.  Literary 
\  Institutions — Keene  High  School,  Solomon  H.  Brackett,  Miss  Maria 
;Townshand.  Merchants — G.  H.  Tilden  &  Co.,  ,J.  H.  Spalter  &  Sons, 
books  and  stationery;  M'.  TJ.  Wilson,  A.  T.  Wilder,  Leonard  M' right, 
Daniel  W.  Robinson,  David  Hutchins,  Geo.  Kingsbury,  boots  and 
; shoes;  .J.  R.  Beal  k  Co.,  Mason  &  Perry,  C.  T.  k  G.  B.  Buffuin,  M’hit- 
]comb  &  Dunl  ar,  M’hitcomb  Bros.,  clothing;  .  .J.  Kilburn,  Patterson 
&  Spaulding,  Francis  Foster  k  Co.,  Richardson  k  Skinner,  dry  goods; 
Channcey  Hills,  A.  C.  Howard  k  Co..  0.  G.  Dort,  drugs  and  medicinee; 
Richardson  k  Skiniu  r,  Otto  Lettenmayer,  Fred  Comstock,  Chas.  D 
:  Robinson,  C.  F. 'Woodward,  fancy  goods  and  notions;  IHchardson  k 
Skinner,  Fisher  A  "Willard,  general  assortment;  Chas.  Bridgman,  Jos- 
■  lin  k  Gay,  Grimes  k  ICllis,  M'ardwell  k  Wentworth,  .Joseph  M'hitnej', 

!  D.  B.  Silsby  &  Co.,  Ruel  Nims,  Wm.  Brock.s.  Hutchins  k  Rowell,  A, 
j  H.  Freeman.  L.  C.  Darling,  gi-oceries ;  I.  N,  Spence  r  k  Co  ,  W.  H 
Knowlton  k  Co,,  hardward  ;  Dali  k  A.lden,  Leonard  Wright.  Whitcomb 
Bros.,  hats  and  caps  ;  Richardson  k  Skinner,  J.  A.  Thayer,  F.  E  Allen, 
j  jewelry;  Hatch  k  Johnson,  J.  0.  Taft  k  Co.,  E.  R.  Gimore,  millinery 
good.s,  Fisher  k  M'illard,  M.  T  Tottingham,  turniture;  0.  H.  Hard¬ 
ing.  N.  G.  Gurnsey,  Fuller  k  Willard,  Baker  k  Wellington,  Sherman 
k  Stearns,  restaurants.  Manufacturers — Chas.  Lain.'^on,  Francis  Fos¬ 
ter.  leather;  Leonard  M'right,  boots  and  shoes ;  Cogswell  A  Goodhue, 
Gustine  Holmes  A  Lyman,  plumbers  and  gas-fitters;  Davis  A  Lyman. 
0.  H.  Gillett  A  Co.,  stoves  and  tin  ware;  P.  B.  Hayword,  baker  and 
cigars;  S.  S.  'Wilkinson,  C.  F.  Holton,  trunks,  harnesses  Ac.;  French 
A  Sawyer,  S.  C.  Dustin,  C.  Allen,  photograiihers ;  Keene  Chair  Co., 
Chfshire  Chair  Co.,  Keene  Furniture  Co,,  chaii’S ;  Mii.^es  Ellis,  iron 
■foundery;  John  Humphrey  A  Co.,  Sanborn  A  Hubbard,  machinists: 

:  Faulkner  &.  Colony,  woolen  goods  :  Otto  Lettenmayer,  confectionery 
imannf.  Hotels — Cheshire  House,  Morgan  .J.  Sherman  ;  Eagle  Hotel, 

,  J.  W  .  Starkey  ;  American  House,  Fred  Gilson.  Livery  stables — Laton 
Martin,  "herman  A  Todd.  S{)aulding  A  Dean.  E.p.t. — Cheshire  and 
j  Ashnelot  R.  R.  JF.  p. — good. 

i  MA  HLBOROUd H — rostmasters — E.  0.  Woodward  ; - C.  S.  Moors. 

i  M.  Depot.  Physician — Sam’l  A.  Richardson.  Churches — Cong.. 

;  Silas  P.  Cook;  Meth.,  D.  S.  Dext«r;  Univ.,  H.  P.  Osgoo<l.  Merchants 
— Chap.  Stny.  boots  ami  shoes  ;  E.  0.  M'oodward,  JVyman  Sawj'er, 
general  assortment;  Miss  E,  A.  Knowlton,  millinery  goods ;  Miss 


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I N,  A.  Whitcomb,  dress  making.  Manufacturers — Marlborough  i 
I  M  mufacturing  Co.,  Monadnock  Blanket  Co.,  horse  blnnkets  ;  S.  A. 

I  Richardson,  lumber.  Hotels — Marlborough  Hotel.  J.  T.  Danforth. 

I  Livery  stable — Foster  &  Osgood.  F.  p.  t. — Stages,  W.  p. — abumlant. 

I  MARLOW — Postmaster — Arthur  W.  Fiske.  Physician — Marshall 

Perkins.  Churches — Bap., - ;  Christian,  - ;  Meth., - Ken- 

!  dal.  Literary  Institution-r-y\.\xv\ovf  Academy.  Merchants — Geo.  A. 

I  Petts,  Fancy  Goods  and  Notions  ;  A.  W.  Fiske  &  Co.,  G.  D.  Joslin  & 

I  Co.,  Clyde  &  Knight,  General  Assortment.  Elvira  Whittemore,  Mil-! 
Ilinery  Goods.  Manufacturers — S.  R.  Powers,  Carriages;  .John  Q.  i 
j. Tones,  Doors,  Sash  and  Blinds;  Elbridge  Phelps,  Cooj)er ;  F.  J.  Rogers,! 
j  knife  and  pail  handles,  tastle  moulds,  bucket  bottoms,  Ac..  James; 

!  Burnap,  tanner;  P.  E.  Fox,  tin  and  stoves;  Freeman  Phelps,  rakes;, 
i  S.  D.  Bill,  pail  and  mop  handles;  Elbrige  B.  Gee,  F.  J,  Rogers,  Horace | 
Gee,  lumber;  W.  S.  Cady,  wool-carder.  Hotel — Forest  Ilouse,  J.  H.{ 
Matthews,  F.p.t. — Stages  to  Keene  and  Wilton.  IF.  — very  good,  j 

NELSON — Postmasters — Abel  Kittredge; - Chas.  C.  P.  Harris,! 

Ilarrisville  ; - Justus  Fisher,  Munsonville.  Physicians — Dauphin! 

W.  Osgood*  Church — Cong.,  Charles  Willey.  Merchants — Watts  A! 

Rand; - Justus  Fisher,  Munsonville,  all  general  assortment,  Manu-\ 

factures — J.  D.  &  L.  J.  Colony,  cottons  ;  F.  B.  Hardy,  chairs,  Munsun-j 
ville.  F.p.t. — Stages.  IF  p. — abundant.  i 

RICHMOND. — Postmasters — Warren  L.  Wright; - Harvey  Mar-j 

tin.  North  R.  Physician — Edward  J.  Donnell.  Churches — Bapt.. ! 

- ;  Meth.,  Noble  Fisk;  Univ.,  - .  Merchants — Warren  T. | 

Wright,  Union  Store,  A.  B.  'temple,  0.  E.  Adams,  general  assortment: 
Mrs.  Marian  Barnes,  millinery  goods.  Manufacturers — N.  G.  Wood¬ 
bury,  pails ;  Frank  Amsden,  Martin  S.  Abbott,  Bowen  T.  Handy,  ] 
lumber;  E.  G.  Bemis,  clothes  pins.  Hotel — Lafayette,  Eli  W.  Reynolds. 
F.  p.  t. — Stage.  W.  p. — ■‘iibumlant. 

RINDGE!— Postmaster — Samuel  W.  Fletcher; - Ambrose  Butler, 

Blakeville.  Physicians — John  Hurd;  George  L.  Bennett,  dentist. 

Churches — Cong., - ;  Meth.,  Samuel  Beadle.  Merchants — Fletcher 

&  Emory,  A.  M.  Lacy; - Ambrose  Butler,  Blakeville,  general  assort¬ 

ment.  Manufacturers — H.  D.  Hale,  brooms;  D.  P.  Clark,  boots  and 
.shoes ;  F.  &  0,  D.  Converse,  A,  S.  Coffin,  J.  Hadley,  E.  B.  Cutler,  car¬ 
riages  and  sleighs.  Hotel — Wm.  E.  Robbins.  F.p.t. — Stages.  W.p. 
— limited. 

RON  BURY— Keene.  Church — Henry  H.  Colburn.  . 

STODDARD — Postmasters — James  H.  Hunt: - Luman  Weeks, 

'South  S.  Physician — William  T.  O’Donnell.  Church — Cong.,  D.  F. 

I  Savage.  Merchants — Parker  &  Simonds,  general  jissortment ;  James 

1  H.  Hunt,  tin  ware  ; - Geo.  L.  Curtis,  Mill  Village; - Luman  Weeks, 

j  South  S.,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Samuel  Robb,  Chris- 
I  topher  Robb,  Hiram  Turner,  lumber.  Hotel — Horatio  N.  Welch.  F. 
p.t. — Stages.  W.p. — abundant. 

SULLIVAN — Postmasters — Josiah  Peabody; - Caleb  Goodnow  j 

East  S.  Church — Cong.,  John  M.  Stowe.  Merchants — Nahum  Bridge,  I 
'  boots  and  shoes;  Gardner  Town,  general  assortment.  Manufacturer s\ 
— John  Symonds,  leather;  Caleb  Goodnow,  George  Kingsbury,  H.  M.  j 
Osgood,  Elliot  J.  Davis,  Atwell  C.  Ellis,  lumber.  F.  p.  t. — Stages. 
W.  p. — good. 

SURRY— Postmaster — Mar.'shall  B.  Britton.  Physician — Wm.  H. 
Porter.  Church — iMeth.,  J.  Fawcett.  Merchants — Marshall  B.  Brit¬ 
ton,  general  assortment.  Hotel — Warren  Carpenter.  F.  p.  t. — None. 
W.  p. — limited. 

SWANZEY — Postmasters — Willard  Adams;  Salmon  H.  Fox,  West 


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S.; - E.  F.  Read,  'Westport.  Physicians^ — Willard  Adams.  S.  Center; 

— ^ — Geo.  I.  Cutler,  West  S.  Churches — Bap.,  - ;  Cong.,  Win,  II. 

Cutler.  Merchants — J.  Chamberlain,  general  assortment ;  Mrs.  M.  E.  I 

I  Ru.ssell,  millinery - PaulF.  Aldrich,  jr.,  Joseph  Ware,  general  as- 

j  Rortment,  West  S.  Manufacturers — Stratton  Woolen  Mills,  heavers; 

I  A,  S.  Kendall,  leather;  Stratton  Mills,  lumber.  Hotels — West  S. 

I  Hotel,  Homer  Evans  ; - Elm  House,  Keene,  Livery  stable — J.  G. 

Huntly.  F.p.t. — Ashuelot  R.  R.  W.  p. — abundant. 

TROY— Postmaster — Charles  W.  Whitney.  Churches — Bap.,  Jona¬ 
than  S.  Herrick;  Cong.,  Levi  Brigham.  Merchants — Chas.  W.  Whit¬ 
ney,  K.  P.  Kimball  &  Co.,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Win- 
throp  Knight,  machinist ;  Elijah  Bowker,  Winthrop  Knight,  grist  j 
inills ;  W.  G.  &  R.  M,  Silsby,  leather;  Wood  Ware  Manufacturers;! 
j  D.  W.  Farrar,  butter  tubs  ;  E.  Buttrick  &  Co„  pails  and  tubs ;  E.  Whit-j 
comb,  pails;  A.  W.  Baker,  ears  and  washers ;  Asa  Wood,  chair  stretch- 1 
ers;  L.  Whittemore,  stone  mason;  Wm.  Harris,  house  painter;  Jas.  j 
Capron,  boots  and  shoes  ;  Ira  Boydeu,  house  carpenter ;  E.  Starkey, 
horse  exchange;  Troy  Blanket  Mills,  B.  Ripley,  Sup't.  Hotel — .Mo- 
nadnock  Hou.se,  John  Clement.  Livery  Stable — E.  P.  Kimball.  F.  p. 
t. — Cheshire  R.  R.  W.p. — abundant.  j 

WALPOLE — Postmasters — R.  L.  Ball,  Hope  Lathrop,  Drewsville.  j 
Attorney — Frederick  Vose.  Physicians — Geo,  A.  Blake,  A.  P.  Rich-j 
ardson.  Churches — C<  ng.,‘  - ;  Christian,  Seth  Ilinkley ;  Epis¬ 
copal - ;  Unitarian,  - .  Lite,rary  Institution —  High 

School.  Merchants — C.  C.  Davis,  books  and  stationery  ;  A.  K.  May-  i 
j  nard,  R.  L.  Ball,  boots  and  shoes;  B.  F.  Aldrich  k  Co.,  clothing;  B. ! 

I  F.  Aldrich  &  Co.,  Thomas  B.  Buffum,  E.  K.  Seabury ;  - H.  E.  Put- 

liiam,  Hope  Lathrop,  Drewsville,  drj"  goods,  groceries,  kc.;  C.  C. ; 
I  Davis,  drugs  and  medicines  ;  MLss  Louisa  Pierce,  fancy  goods  and  i 
{notions;  L.  AV.  Holt,  hardware;  Charles  AV'.  Kendall,  jewelry;! 
iMiss  Jane  L.  Fuller,  millinery  goods.  Manufacturers — Bates  &  Al-1 
jdrich,  shirts;  Augustus  T.  Maynard,  tannery;  Pulsihr’s  MilKs,  him-' 
iber.  Hotels — AA'entworth  U(»use,  11.  A.  Perry;  Summer  Boarding! 
House,  D.  N.  AA’right.  Livery  Stable — AA'm.  A.  Maynard.  F.p.t. —  j 
Cheshire  R.  R.  TP.  p. — limited.  ! 

WESTMORELAND  —  Postmasters  —  Joseph  Shellej’ ; - Elam  I 

AIar,^h,  Ejust  AA’.; - Charles  H.  Cook,  AA’.  Depot.  Physicians — AA’illiam  ' 

R.  Dunham;  Barton  Simmons,  Thomp.  Churches — Cong.,  E.  A.  Al>-i 

bott;  Univ., - Laws.  Merchants — Joseph  W.  Leonard,  Anson  Cole,  | 

Hall  k  Knight,  Elam  Marsh,  C,  M.  AA'right,  general  a.ssortment.  3/an-i 
ufacturers — Dexter  Warren,  leather;  John  Chamberlain,  C.  X.  Quim-1 
by,  Charles  Butterfield,  lumber.  f/oieZ— A'alley  Hotel,  Holland  | 
Bennett.  F.  p.  t. — Cli^shire  R.  R.  W.  p — abundant.  | 

WINCHESTER — Postmasters — AA’illiam  H,  Gurnsey  ; - 1 

Ashuelot.  Attf/rnvys — Ellery  Albee,  E.  M.  Forbes.  Physicians — Hoseal 
Peirce,  George  AA".  Peirce,  Jlarle  Evans,  E.  P.  Peirce  ;  Ira  AA\  Ru.sReIl, 
dentist.  Churches — Cong.,  Elijah  Harmon;  Meth.,  epi.s.,  J,  AA".  Adams; 

Univ., - .  Merchants — F.  AA’eeks  k  Co.,  Luther  Cheney,  John  A. 

Powers,  books  and  stationery ;  E.  AA’ilbur,  jr.,  L.  Cheney,  boots  and  | 
shoes;  AA^m.  Shriglej'  k  Son,  clothing;  E.  Weeks  k  Co.,  Luther  Che-| 
ney,  drj'  goods;  John  A,  Powers,  II.  Peirce  k  Co.,  drugs  and  medicinos;j 
John  A.  Powers,  F.  R.  Peters,  fancy  goods  and  notions;  F.  AA’eeks  & 

I  Co.,  Luther  Cheney,  general  a.ssortment;  E.  Cook,  F.  AA’eeks  k  Co., 
Luther  Cheney,  grocerie.s;  E.  Cook,  hardware;  AA’illiam  Shrigley  & 
Son.  hats  and  caps;  F.  R,  Peters,  John  A.  Powers,  jewelry  ;  Aliss  M,  G 
Bancroft,  Mrs.  S.  W.  Ripley,  millinery;  Mrs.  S.  M.  Kent,  Mrs.  A. 
Jackson,  dressmakers;  A.  S.  AA'hitcomb,  photographer.  Manufactu. 


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re.rs — Ilezekiah  'Willard,  L.  S.  Brown,  wlieel-wrifrlit ;  II.  Gould,  0.  C. 
Kendrick,  carpenters;  Frank  Hildreth,  carpenter  and  inill-wright ; 

E.  Pickering,  C.  L.  Combs,  painters  and  glaziers;  II.  B.  Swan,  jialiii 
!  leaf  hats ;  N.  E.  Stevens,  leather;  'William  II.  Lewis,  furniture  and 
I  coffins;  James  E.  Coxetter,  machinist ;  John  Burbank,  pails  ;  Coburn 
|&  Munsell,  Charles  W.  Scott,  spic^  and  cand}'  boxes;  'William  Felch, 
j cloth  boxes;  Sabin  &  Scott,  bedsteads;  AVOliam  Bullock,  cooper; 

I  William  Bent,  bricks  ;  An.sel  Dickinson,  S.  W.  Buffum,  Horatio  G. 

Pickett,  E.  T.  Tenney,  Martin  Baker,  lumber  ;  Jas  0.  Holman,  pump.s; 

I  L.  H.  Alexander,  belts;  H.  Lyman,  auctioneer  ; - Colony,  i'ickenson  j 

&  Co..  Ball,  Pratt  &  Turner.  Ashuelot  Woolen  Mills,  woolen  gcaxls.  i 

Ashuelot.  Hotels  —  "Winchester  Hotel,  D.  Peterson: - Ashnelotj 

House,  Hawkins  &  Howe,  Ashuelot.  Livery  stable — Oliver  L.  Howard,  j 

F.  p.  i. — Ashuelot  R.  R.  W.  p. — abundant.  j 

SULLIVAN  COUNTY.  ! 

ACWORTH — Postmasters — M.  M.  Warner; - James  A.  "NVood,  | 

South  A; - Rodney  Buss,  Ea.st  A.  Physician — Nathaniel  G.  Brooks,  i 

homed.  Churches  —  Bap., - ;  Cong.,  J.  L.  Merrill;  Meth.,  Henry: 

Dorr.  Merchants — M.  M.  Warner,  general  assortment : - Mrs.  Add  e  I 

R.  Powers,  fancy  and  millinery  goods;  Spencer  &.  Smith,  J,.  F.  Rich-  i 
ardson,  general  assortment.  South  A.  Manufacturers — Blanchard  A  : 

Woodbury,  boots  and  shoes; - Nathati  Adams,  woolens  ;  C.  BCum-i 

mings,  clothes  pins:  J.  F.  Page,  lumber.  South  A.  F. p.  t. — Stage | 
daily  to  Bellows  Falls,  Vt.  W.  p. — gocKl.  j 

CHA  RLESTOWX— Postmasters — Charles  C.  Kimball ; - Roswell 

'Robertson,  South  C.; - Thomas  Whipple,  North  C.  Attoriify — E.  L. 

'Cusliing.  Physicians — Samuel  Webber,  J.  M.  Whitaker; - Horace 

'Saunders,  North  C.; - L.  W.  &  S.  W.  Albee,  denti.sts,  South  C. 

Churches — Epis.,  (St  Lukes,)  Francis  Chase:  Ortho.,  H.  H.  Sanderson  : 
Unit.,  J.  M.  Merrick.  Merchants — Walter  E.  Mellish,  drugs  and  med- 
|icines;  C.  C.  Kimball,  fancy  goods  and  notions;  Labaree  A  Royce,  0. 
i Smith  A  Co.,  Josiah  White,  general  assortment;  Edmund  (Dooley, 
0.  L.  Cooley,  groceries;  Edmund  Cooley,  hats  and  caps.  Manu/uc- 
'  turers — Briggs  A  Co.,  boots  and  shoes;  R.  Dellavcn  A  Co.,  cabs  ;  Cros- 
'by  A  Fish,  luinlier.  Hotel — Robertson  Hotel,  Geo.  Willard  ;  Cheshire 
I  Bridge  House,  Timothy  Lovell.  Livery  stables — H.  B.  ViaLl,  W.  J. 
Pickering.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  lU.  p. — little- 

j  CLA  REMOXT — Postmasters — Charles  0.  Eastman; - IT.  A.  Red- 

field;  West  C.  Attorneys — Edward  D.  Baker,  Ira  Colby,  jr.,  Hosea  W. 
j  Parker,  Arthur  Chase,  William  H.  H.  Allen,  Charles  Parkhurst.  Phy-\ 
,sicians — Nathaniel  Tolies,  Samuel  G.  Jarvis,  Carl  A.  Volk,  Alvah  R. 

!  Cummings,  C3'rus  E.  Baker,  Sherman  Cooper,  Osinou  B.  Way,  L.  J.  i 
j  Graves.  C.  W.  Towles  ;  A.  J.  Flagg,  eclec;  Henry  Tucker,  homeo.  Den- ' 
\tists — Frederick  T.  Kidder,  Silas  A.  Sabine,  Willard  M.  Smith,  Jasper’ 
iBack.  Churches — Bap.,  Francis  W.  Towle  ;  Cong.,  Edward  W.  Clark; 
Epis.,  Isaac  G.  Hubbard  D.  D.;  Carlton  Chase,  D.  D.,  Bishop  of  N.  H.; ; 

j  Meth.,  S.  P.  Heath;  Univ.,  Aslier  Moore; - Epis.,  Henry  S.  Smith,; 

;  West  C.  Literary  Institution — Stevens  High  School,  N.  Barrows,  prin.,' 

I  Mrs.  M.  E.  Partridge,  music  teacher.  Auctioyteers — If.  L.  Hubbard,  W.  i 
I II.  Briggs.  Merchants — Claremont  Mf  g  Co.,  Geo.  W.  IVIerrifield,  books  ] 

! and  stationer}’ ;  H.  A.  Dickinson  A  Co.,  J.  P.  Hale,  bcKits  and  shoes; 

I  A.  T.  Cowles,  crocker.v ;  Henry  E.  Barrett,  baker  and  confectioner;' 
jC.  M.  Bingham,  M.  R.  Emerson, Baker  A  Hurd,  H(\vwood  A  Co.,  dry  ^ 
goods;  William  M.  Ladd,  Levi  Brooks,  IT.  H  Brown,  drugs  an  i  med-| 
Heines;  Clark  A  Danforth,  Geo.  N.  Farwell,  flour;  S.  A.  Sabine  A  Co., 

I  R.  Spencer,  T.  R.  Gowde}’,  fancy  goods  and  toys;  M.  L.  Jewett  Sc  Co.,  ' 


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Johnson  &.  Fisher,  Chase  <S:  Ainsworth,  Redfield  Brothers,  N.  Marshall 
groceries  and  provisions:  J.  W.  Peirce  &  Co.,  Henry  Patten,  general 
assortment ;  Geo.  II.  Stowell,  liardware  and  agricultural  implements  ; 
Haskell  &  Tolies,  furniture  andcrockerj’ ;  Thomas  Dart,  E.  J.  Bowen, 
L.  D.  Patten,  harnesses  ;  R.  Spencer,  Geo.  W.  Wait,  Heywood  &  Co., 
jewelry  and  silver  ware;  Miss  M.  M.  Rogers,  Miss  M.  E.  Niles,  A. 
Thompson,  E.  M.  &  C.  L.  Fletcher,  Mrs.  S.  Babcock,  millinery  goods  ; 
Blood  &  Woodcock,  marble  workers  ;  G.  W.  Dole,  R.  B.  Lull,  meat  mar¬ 
ket;  Thomas  R.  Gowde}^  periodicals;  William  Cotfrin,  J.  H.  Johnson, 
photographers;  S.  S.  Rand,  G.  A.  Stone  «&  Co.,  stoves  and  tin  ware; 
S.  F.  Redfield,  C.  L.  Perry,  Haubrich  &  Hawkes,  E.  N.  Fletcher,  tailors  ; 
Fred.  Haubrich,  J.  Holt,  Sabine  &  Co.,  ready  made  elothing  and  gen¬ 
tlemen's  furnishing  goods;  Edgar  S.  Rand,  gents  furnishing  goods; 
L.  Weinman  &  Co.,  ladies’  furnishing  goods.  Manufacturers — Monad- 
nock  Mills  Co.,  Daniel  W.  Johnson,  agent,  A.  Briggs  &  Co.,  cottons; 
j  Monaduock  Mills  Co.,  flannels;  Geo.  L.  Bnlcom,  cassimeres  ;  Claremont 
1  Linen  Co.,  crash;  Claremont  Manufacturing  Co.,  Geo.  G.  Ide,  agent, 

I  books  and  paper  ;  Sugar  River  Paper  Mill  Co.,  J.  T.  Emerson,  agent, 

!  print  paper;  June  Pierce  &  Co.,  hanging  paper;  John  S.  Farrington, 
straw  paper;  Monadnock  Mills  Co.,  J.  A.Stowell,J.S.  Farrington,  lum¬ 
ber  ;  C.  H.  Eastman,  leather ;  Farwell  &  Tenney,  S.  E.  Noyes  ladies  boots 
and  shoes;  Sullivan  Machine  Co.,  formerly  J.  P.  Upham  &  Co.,  J.  P. 
Upham,  Pres.,  Stone  Quarrying  and  Dressing  Machines,  Tyler  Water- 
Wheels,  Plows  and  Machinery ;  Claremont  File  Works,  11.  E.  Austin, 
agent,  files  and  rasps  Smith,  Collins  &,  Co.,  chopping  knives;  Reuben 
;  Shepardson,  wool  rolls  and  butter  tubs;  Henry  F.  Roys,  carriages; 
Wm.  H.  Briggs,  furniture;  Sugar  River  Mills  Co.,  flour;  L.  S.  Far- 
well,  cigars.  Insurance  ageuts — Thomas  J.  Harris,  Moses  R.  Emerson, 
Chas.  Parkhust,  F.  A.  Briggs.  Hotels — Tremont  House,  L.  H.  Tarble ; 

I  Sulivan  House,  James  Leet.  Livery  Stables — Henry  L.  Hubbard,  Joel 
!  M.  ileywood.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  and  Stages.  W.p. — excellent. 

!  CORNISH — Postmaster — Daniel  Chase,  Cornish  Flat.  Physicians — 
'George  W.  Hunt ;  Francis  Boardman.  Churches — Bap.,  II.  C.  Leavitt ; 

Cong.,  P.  Bates;  Meth., - Weld.  Merchants — U.  B.  Batchelder, 

boots  and  shoes:  Daniel  Chase,  L.  II.  Smith,  general  assortment;  S. 
j  W.  Brj  ant,  jewelry.  Manu  factures — D.  H.  Hilliard,  guns  ;  S.  M.  Bug-| 
.  bee,  H.  Gould,  carriages  ;  M.  G.  Day,  harnesses  ;  A.  Comings,  leather  ; 
A.  Batchelder,  boots  and  shoes  ;  J.  M.  Patterson,  lumber.  Hotels — W. 
Page  Ryan,  Marshall  Harlow.  F.p.t. — Stages.  W.p. — limited. 

!  CROYDON — Postmasters — Alonzo  Allen; - Polly  D.  Hall,  Croy- 

idon  Flat.  Physician — Williams  Barton.  Church — Meth.,  epis.,  sup. 
[by  William  H.  Eastman.  Merchant — George  W.  Dunbar,  general  as- 
Isortment.  Manufactures — Joel  &  Harvey  S,  Ferry,  shoe  pegs.  F. p. 
\t. — Stages.  W.p. — good. 

'  GOSHEN — Postmasters — Wm.  H.  McCrillis  ; - Dexter  Dodge,  Mill 

'Village.  Physician — Francis  H.  Wheeler,  ecle.c  Church — Bap.,  Wm. 

!  H.  Bigley,  Mill  Village.  Merchant — Mason  Carr,  general  assortmeut ; 

'  Mill  Village.  Manufacturers — Sawyer  k  Shedd,  leather,  Mill  Village. 

I  F.  J).  t. — Stage,  ir.  p. — little. 

I  GRANTHAM — Postmasters — Adolphus  Hall; - Moses  P.  Burpee, 

North  G.  Physician — W.  Otis  Hurd.  Churches — Meth.,  Sil.ns  Quim- 
by,  William  H.  Eastman  ; - Meth.,  B.  P.  Spaulding,  North  G.  Mer¬ 

chants — Rufus  Hall,  Lorenzo  D.  Dunbar,  general  assortment.  Manu¬ 
factures — J.  Clark,  11.  Currier  &  Son,  Z.  F'reeto  &  Son; - Cobb  k 

Cheney,  11.  Alexander  k  Son,  North  G.,  all  lumber.  Hotel — Grantham 
House.  David  A.  Sargent.  I.p.  t. — Stages.  IF.  — good. 

LANGDON — Postmaster — John  Currier.  Attorney — George  Davis. 


136  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Churchfs — Cong., - ;  Univ.,  - .  Manufactures — Sidney  'Wi¬ 
lley; - Robert  Ehvell,  Drewsvilie,  lumber.  F.  p.  t. — Stages  to 

I  Aistoad.  ir.  p. — little. 

{  LEMPSTER — Postmasters — E.  B.  Richardson ; - W.  E.  Way,  East 

L.  Physician — J.  N.  Butler.  Churches — Cong.,  Benjamin  Ilowe;; 

: - Meth.  Epis., -  Robinson,  East  L.  Merchants — E.  B.  Richard¬ 
son; - W,  E.  Way  k  Co.,  East  L.,  all  general  assortment.  Manufac¬ 

tures — Lewis  Cotton,  Freeman  Gordon,  laths  and  shingles;  Page  k 
Pollard,  Luther  Pollard,  Charles  Putnam,  John  Wheeler,  C.  W.  Tandy, 
ITaw  mill  and  shingles.  Hotel — Forest  House,  E.  Nichols.  F. p.  t— 

,  .Stages,  ir.  p  — good. 

NEWPORT— Postmaster — George  W.  Nourse.  Attorneys — Amasa  ^ 
1  Edes,  Edmund  Burke,  Samuel  H.  Edes.  Levi  W.  Barton,  Shepherd  L.  j 
Bowers,  Albert  S.  Wait.  Physicians — Mason  Hatch  J.  L.  Swett,  Tho-i 
jmas  Sanborn;  William  Darling,  eclec.;  John  Karr,  Thomp.;  Henry; 
Tubbs,  dentist.  Churches — Bap.,  Foster  Henry;  Cong.,  G.  jR.  Scott :  I 

'Meth.,  C.  W.  Univ., - .  Literary  Institution — Newport' 

i  High  School,  George  R.  Brown,  prin.  Merchants — J.  C.  Kelley,  M.  W.  j 
Howe,  books  and  sfatiouerj';  S.  k  E.  M.  Kempton,  Ethan  T.  Chase,  j 
boots  and  shoes  ;  M  W.  Burke,  J.  O.  Hobbs,  clothiftg,  hats,  and  caps ;  j 
Nourse  k  Fairbanks.  C.  H.  Whitne}’,  k  Co.,  Quiniby  k  Simmons,  | 
j  Coffin  k  Converse,  Stowell  k  Cutting,  drygoods  and  general  assort-, 
!  ment ;  J.  C.  Kelley,  .M  W.  Howe,  drugs  and  medicines;  Averill  A' 
j  Iluutoon,  G.  E.  Bartlett  &  Co  ,  Robinson  k  Wilcox,  hardware;  Ama- 1 
I  sa  '^Voodbnrj',  A.  G.  Kidder,  jewelry:  Mrs.  Coffin,  Mrs.  How^ard,  Mrs. ! 
;  Prescott,  millinery  Manufacturers — Granite  Mills.  Coffin  k  Nourse;' 
■  Newport  Mills,  Dean  k  Rawson;  Eagle  Mills,  Sam’l  H.  Edes,  Richards  : 
Mills,  De.xter  Richards,  woolens;  Rounsevel  Jackson,  B.  F.  Sawyer,  | 
'  leather.  Hotel — Newport  House,  Elbridge  L.  Putney.  Livery  stables 
i — Jos.  Ladd,  Martin  Bartlett,  Putnam  George.  F.  p.  t. — Stages.  W. , 
'  p. — abundant.  I 

PLA  INFJELD — Postmasters — Israel  Hall; - Miss  Almira  ChaseT^ 

East  P: - Irving  A.  Hurd,  Meriden.  Physicians — C.  C.  Beckley; - ; 

Constantine  W.  Manchester,  Herbert  L.  Sleeper,  Meriden  ; - Elbridge  | 

G.  Beers,  Thomp.,  East  P.  Churches — Bap.,  D.  P.  Deming ;  Cong., - j 

Bell; - Bap.,  Stephen  G.  Abbott;  Cong.,  Ephraim  Abbott,  Meriden.  I 

I  Literary  Institution — Kimball  Union  Academ}',  Cyrus  S.  Richards, 

( principal,  Meriden.  Merchants — Israel  &  William  Hall ;  Conver.se 
1  C<»le,  Irving  A.  llurd,  Meriden,  general  assortment.  F.  p.t.  — Daily 
stage  from  Claremont  and  Lebanon.  W.p. — little. 

SPRING  FIELD — Postmasters — Jeremiah  Crosby; - D.  M.  Ham¬ 
mond,  West  S.; - Lorenzo  Dow,  East  S.  Physician — David  P.  Good- 

hue,  West  S.  Church — Union,  William  H.  Nason.  West  S.  Merchant 
— Daniel  N.  Adams,  general  assortment;  Mrs.  0.  T.  Adams,  millinery, 

•  We.stS.  Hotel — Winthrop,  Francis  Nichols,  West  S.  F.  p.t. — Stage 
i  to  West  Andover.  B''.  p. — limited. 

I  SUN APEE — Postmasters — William  C.  Stocker  ; - James  E.  Riley, 

i  South  S.; - Wm.  Russell,  George’s  Mills.  Physicians — D.  M.  Cur- 

j rier.  Churches — Bap.;  Ezra  S.  Eastman;  Chris.,  John  Young,  jr.; 

,  Meth.,  L.  W.  Prescott.  Merchants — D.  G.  Knowlton,  Quimby  k  Sim- 

jonds; - Wm.  Russell  A  Co.,  George’s  Mills,  all  general  assortment 

'Manufacturers — John  B.  Smith,  William  C.  Stocker,  clothes  pins; 
j  Smith  k  Harriman.  hoe  and  rake  handles ;  Cowles  k  Bartlett,  hame»; 

:  John  Young,  jr.  k  Son,  leather;  Josiah  Turner,  thrashing  machines: 

I  N.  S.  Gardner,  J.  A.  Tucker,  shoe  stifTenings ;  Nat.  Batchelder  k  Sons, 
starch;  John  Haven,  clapboards  and  shingles:  Thomas  Trotter’s  foun- 
dery;  John  B.  Smith,  Machine  Shop;  M.  L  k  J.  V.  Sargent,  wallets; 


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Alirahani  Yoimtr,  slme  pef^s ; - K.  Yonna:,  Emery  &  Kunnells.  George 

it  Son,  Edwin  P.  Stickney,  lumber;  "VV.  S.  George,  E.  Abbott  &  Son, 
shingles  and  clapboards,  George’s  Mills.  p.  t. — Stages.  W.  7?. — 
abundant. 

UNITY — Postmasters — James  Round}',  jr.: - Edwin  Stowell,  East' 

U.  Attorney — E.  W.  Woodell.  Church — Meth.,  MV.  II.  II.  Williaiij'i'v 
Merchants — Jonathan  P.  Whittaker,  general  assortment.  HoteA — ; 
Spring  House,  George  E.  Wilmarth,  East  U.  F.  p.  t. — Stages.  IP.  j-  i 
little.'  I 

WA SHTNGTON— Postmasters — B.  F.  Muzzey  ; - S.  R.  Gage,  East  | 

VY.  Physicians — S.  M.  Dinsmoor;  S.  Wood,  ecdec.  Churches — Bap..! 

r^evi  M.  Powers  ;  Cong.,  W.  Claggett : - Bap.,  H.  G.  Hubbard ;  Meth,  | 

I  C.  E.  Roger's,  East  W'.  Literary  Institution — Tubbs  Union  Academy. 

;  E.  S.  Fletiher.  prin.  Merchants — S.  W.  Ilurd,  boots  and  shoes;  B.  F. 

!  Muzzey,  Hiram  Thissell : - Carr  &  Hadley,  East  W..  general  assort¬ 

ment.  Manufacturers — L.  Ilarthon,  woolens  ;  G.  Fowler,  card-board  1 
G.  W.  Gage,  A.  Towne,  M.  II.  Carr,  W.  &  M.  II.  Dole,  J.  L.  Bntterfiebf 
A.  Russell,  A.  Marshall,  M.  Craig,  lumber.  Hotel — Henry  Train,  i-’ < 
p.  t. — Stage  from  Hillsborough  Bridge  to  Claremont.  W.  p. — abun¬ 
dant.  • 

GRAFTON  COUNTY. 

ALEXANDRIA. — Postmasters — Chas.  M.  Rollins.  Physician — Eli 

'Q.  A<iani8.  Churches — f.  Bap.,  B.  II.  McMurphy  ; - f.  Bap., - 

i  Leighton,  New'hampton.  Merchant — Charles  M.  Rollins,  general  as- 
isortment.  Manufacturer — \V'.  II.  Folsom.  I',  p.  t. — Bristol  depot  4 
I  miles,  W.  p — limited. 

j  ASHLAND — Postmaster — B.  B.  Worthen.  Attorney — James  L. 

!  Wilson.  Physicians — John  A.  Dana,  A.  W.  Baylies.  Churches — f.  w., 

!  Bap,,  Alvan  Sargent;  Epis., - ,  Merchants — Cutting  Follansby, 

I  Enoch  Rogers,  books  and  stationery  ;*  C.  Follansby,  Enoch  Rogers, 
j  boots  and  shoes;  Cutting  Follansby,  clothing  drugs  and  medicines, 

I  «fec  ;  Cutting  Follansby,  Enoch  Rogers,  dry  goods;  Cutting  Follansby, 

I  Enoch  Rog  rs,  fancj'  goods  and  notions:  Cutting  Fallansby  Enoch 
j  Rogers,  general  assortment;  Cutting  Follansby,  Enoch  Rogers,  gro- 
!cerie.s;  Cutting  Follansb'-,  Enoch  Ri»g«*rs,  hats  and  caps;  James  J 
i  King,  Jewelry.  Manufacturers — Stephen  C.  Baker,  ladies’  cotton 
j  hosiery ,  Samuel  W.  Fletcher,  shoe  pegs;  Blanchard  &  Draper,  S.  C. 
Heath  &  Son,  tanners  of  glove  b-ather;  Thompson  &  Brothers,  boots 
and  slioes ;  E.  F.  Bailey,  leather  board;  .1.  F.  Keyes  &  Co.,  heavy 
wrapping  paper;  S.  C.  Baker,  straw  board;  Wm.  K  Drake,  F.  &  L.  I 
i  Scribner,  Levi  Clough,  ruauilla  paper;  Gordon,  Wright  <fe  Co.,  straw  I 
board:  Thomas  N.  Hughes,  ship  timber ;  Lake  Co.,  saw  mill,  boards, ! 
shingles,  lathes.  Ac.:  Gilman  Felch,  P.  Perkins  Brown,  harness  mak¬ 
ers;  Grafton  Woolen  Mills,  James  J.  Lovering  A  Otis  P.  Warner,  Win. 
Whitman.  Supt.,  flannels;  Applewird,  Stevens  A  Co.,  hosiery,  woolen 
goods.  Hotel — Squam  Lake  House.  W.  W  W'.  Ballard.  Livery  stable 
I — W'.  W.  W.  Ballard.  F.  p.  t — Boston,  Concord  A  Montreal  R.  R. 

!  W.  p. — One  of  the  best  in  the  county 

I  BATH — Postmistress — Martha  N.  Hutchins.  Attfumeys — Isaac  Pat- 
jterson,  .1.  L.  Carleton,  Harry  Hibbard,  .1.  Bedel,  A.  P.  Carpenter,  Ed- 
I  ward  W'oods.  Physicians — Wm.  Childs;  Jonathan  Brownson,  homeo. 
C  urches — Cong.,  Asa  Mann;  Meth.,  S.  F.  I.ougee.  Literary  Institu¬ 
tion — Bath  Academy.  Merchants — E.  C.  George.  1).  G.  A  Foster,  Geo. 
Cutting,  boots  and  shoes;  E.  C.  George,  Daniel  Bedel,  drugs  and  med- 
icine.s;  D.  G.  A.  Foster,  Orville  Carleton,  general  assortment;  Daniel 
Bede],  groceries,  B.  Village; - Foster  A  Clark,  M.  L.  Clement,  gen- 


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138  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


oral  assortment,  SAviftwater.  Manufactura-s — Everett  &  "Woodward 
i  cloth-dressing  and  carding  machines.  S\viftAva‘^er ;  J.  II.  Johnson, 
i  lumber,  B.  Depot;  Foster  &  Bedel,  S.  >1.  Bartlett  <t  Co.,  "Whitcher  &! 
;  Davi^,  starch.  Hotel — Edwin  Carleton.  F.  p.  t. — White  Mountains  R.  j 
!  R.  ir.  p. — abundant.  i 

j  BEXTOX — Postmaster — Amos  "Whitcher.  Church — Meth.,  Samuel  j 
'  Lougee.  Manufacturers — Ira  Whitcher,  Chase  Whitcher,  James  H.  j 
I  Keyset,  W.  W.  Coburn  &  Co.,  R.  Ramsdell,  Emery  Marston  Co.,  W.  i 
'  R.  Parks  &  Co.,  lumber;  William  Eastman,  clapboards.  IP.  p. — good. 

BETHLEHEM — Postmaster — John  S.  Blandin.  Churches — Union, 
Simeon  and  Nathaniel  BoAvles.  Merchants — J.  S.  Blandin,  Charles  G. 
White,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Gale  River  Co.,  I.  E. 

•Ricliardson,  John  Pierce,  jr.,  Noyes  k  Brown,  lumber: - C.  II.  Ap- 

plebee,  luml»er,  Littleton;  Sinclair  &  Noyes,  starch.  Hotels — Ammo- 
noosuc  House,  F.  Walker:  Sinclair  Hotel,  J.  G.  Sinclair.  Livery  sta¬ 
bles — H.  W.  Wilder,  I.  E.  Richardson.  F.  p.  t. — Stages  to  Littleton, 
ir.  p. — abundant. 

BRIDGEWATER — Postmaster — Jonathan  F.  Morrill.  Merchant — 
Jonathan  F.  Morrill.  F.  p.  t. — Stage  to  Bristol. 

BRISTOL — Postmaster — John  P.  Taylor.  J.tiorneys — Lewis  W. 
■'Fling,  Samuel  K.  Mason.  Physicians — Ira  S.  Chase,  Hadley  B.  Fowler: 

,  J.  M.  Bishop,  eclec.  Dentists — G.  B.  Bowers,  1.  S.  Chase,  H.  B.  FoAvler. 
Churchas — Bap.,  f.  av.,  David  Calley:  Cong.,  Silas  Ketchum ;  Meth., 
A.  E.  DrcAv.  Literary  Institution — Union  School,  graded,  four  depart¬ 
ments,  Miss  Ellen  H.  Fisher,  prin.  Merchants — E.  S.  Foster,  books 
and  stationery  ;  D.  P.  Prescott,  George  H.  Moore,  Herbert  k  George, 
boots  and  shoes:  J.  N.  Dickinson,  Cyrus  Taylor  k  Son,  clothing; 
Cyrus  Taylor  k  Sou,  Farrar  k  Boardman,  George  H.  Moore,  George 
M.  Ckvis,  Blake  k  Haynes,  dry  goods;  M.  W.  White,  E.  S.  Foster, 
drugs,  fancy  goods  and  notions ;  Crawford  k  Co.,  flour  and  meal  i 
Cyrus  Taylor  k  Son,  George ’M.  Cavis,  Farrar  k  Bt-ardman,  Blake  A 
Haynes,  L.  A.  Ballou,  general  assortment  and  groceries  ;  B.  F.  Per¬ 
kins,  groceries;  C.  Taylor  k  Son, G.M. Cavis.  A.W.  Bingham, hardware ;  i 
J.  N.  Dickenson,  0,  Foyler  &  Son,  Farrar  k  Boardman,  George  M.  | 
Cavis,  hats  and  caps  ;  M.  W.  White,  F.  W,  Ballou,  jeAvelry :  H.  M.  Mor-| 
grage,  M..M.  Mullen,  millinery;  A.  W.Bingham,  stoves  and  tin  A\-are. ' 
Manufacturers — Kent  k  Berry.  J.  C.  Drajier  k  Co.,  gloA'es  ;  Drake  k  Rol- 1 
lins,  miller;  M.  H.  Crosby,  bedsteads;  Holden  &  Co.,  flannels;  Merri-i 
mack  Hosiery  Co.,  hosiery:  L.  Gurdy,  foundery:  W.  White,  E.  K.i 
Pray,  leather;  Edgerly  &  Hammond,  machine  shop;  D.  P.  Prescott  j 
:  boots  and  shoes;  David  Mason,  B.  F.  Perkins  A  Co.,  straw  board ;i 
F.  II.  Bartlett,  C.  W.  Balchelder.  lumber;  Lovejoj’  k  Doav,  carriages;'. 
L.  D.  A  C.  H.  Day,  marble  A\'orkers  ;  Musgrove  Bros.,  avooI  pulling,  j 
Hotels — Bristol  House,  0.  K.  Bucklin.  Livery  stable — E.  C.  Crafts. ! 
i  F.  p,  t. — R.  R.  connecting  with  N.  R.  R.  at  Franklin.  W.  p. — abun- i 
(dant.  I 

i  CAMPTOX — Postmasters — Corydon  W.  Cook ; - William  P.  Robin-  j 

;  son,  Campton  Village , - Thomas  J.  Sanborn,  West  Campton.  Physi-  j 

\cians — Jesse  A.  Sanborn  ; - William  A.  Smith;  A.  A.-Marden,  dentist.  ■ 

:C.  Village.  Churches — Cong.,  Quincy  Blakely; - Bap.,  J.  B.  Breed, 

C. Village; - Bap.,  f.  av.,  George  Wheeler,  West  C.  Merchants — 

;C.  W.  Cook; - W.  P.  Robinson,  A.  W.  ^iher,  C.  Village: - J.  W. 

Morrison,  all  general  assortment ; - M.  P.  Packard,  Nelle  Russell, 

millinery,  C.  Village.  Manufacturers — E.  Dole  A  Co.,  woolens;  Jos. 

j  Brown,  lumber.  Hotels — A.  W.  Silver,  C.  Village; - F.  J.  Sanborn, 

West  C.  F.p.t. — Stage.  W.  p. — abundant. 

CAXAAX — Postmasters — J.  H.  Kelley; - E.  Barney,  East  C; - 


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George  C.  Brsidbury,  West  C.  Attorneys — G.  W.  Murray.  J.  D.  Weeks, 
East  C.  Physicians — Arnold  Morgan,  Ara  M  heat :  N,  P.  Taplin, 
eclec.,  A.  II.  George,  dentist.  Churches — Bap.,  f.  w  ,  N.  Jones;  Cong., 

- ;  Meth,, - Coult ; - Bap., - ,  Joy,  E.  C.  Literary  Insti- 

Canaan  Union  Academy.  Merchants — M.  H.  Milton,  Kelley 
&  George,  general  assortment;  Mrs.  Geo.  Mussey,  Miss  II.  B.  Dustin, 

millinery: - Barney  Bros.,  Sanborn  &  Barney,  Jonathan  Barnard, 

East  C.:  Perlej'and  Bradbury,  general  assortment.  West  C.  Manufactu¬ 
rers — William  Gordon,  straw  board ;  Chas.  Daj%  Stephen  Peaslee, 

Hadley  &.  Chapman,  Whitney  &  Robbins; - Dustin  &  Somers,  Storey 

i&  Dow,  J.  W.  Kilton,  East  C.; - Potter  &  Perley,  "West  C.,  all  lum- 

j  l)er.  Hotels — J.  T.  Milton,  J.  AVhitney,  East  C.  Liver}/  Stables — 

[Charles  S.  Jones; - J.  Milton,  Whitney  &  Goss,  East  (’.  F.  jy.  t. 

I — R.  R,  and  stages.  W.  p. — abundant. 

1  DANBURY — Postmasters — Stillman  Clark; - Luke  i’ llsbury, 

1  Sduth  D.  Attorneys — Wm.  T.  Norris.  Stillman  Clark.  PI;,  icians — 
I  F.  C.  Sargent ;  H.  S.  Davis,  eclec.  Merchants — C.  E.  Clongli,  books 
and  stationer}',  clothiiiir  Ac.;  C.  E.  Clough,  F.  P.  Chase,  boots  and 
shoes,  dry  goods  and  general  assortment;  Mrs.  A.  J.  Danforth,  millin¬ 
ery.  Manufacturers — II.  F.  Taylor,  boots  and  shoes;  N  P.  Clough, 
leather ;  T.  E.  Clough,  lumber.  Hotel — Depot  House,  John  S.  Ford. 
W.  p — little. 

DORCHESTER — Postmasters — Elias  M.  Blodgett; - George  F. 

Colburn,  North  D.  Churches — Christian,  C.  W. -Nelson;  f.  w.  Baj)., 

,  G.  W.  Jesseinan,  We^t  Rumuey.  Merchants — John  M.  Fitts  &  Co., 

I  West  Rurnney.  Manufactures — George  T.  Commins,  bedsteads. 

;  W.  p. — limited. 

1  ELLSWORTH— Postmaster — Geo.  E.  Carlton.  Churches — f.  w., 
Bap.,  A.  W.  Brown.  Manufacturers — Dearborn  &  Carlton.  W.  p. — 
abutidant. 

I  ENFIELD — Postmasters — James  F.'Pattee; - James  F.  Bryant, 

E.  Center; - T.  Kinder,  jr,.  West  F].  l^hysicians — Valentine  Maua- 

h:»n  ; - T.  R.  Clement,  E.  Center.  Churches'— V.  J.  Hartshorn, 

Meth.,  Win.  H.  Stuart ;  Univ.. - ;  - Union,  E.  Center.  Wm.  H. 

Stuart;  Union,  East  E..  C.  II.  Rodney.  Merchants — E.  C.  Chandler, 
drugs  and  medicines;  C.  G.  Morgan  &  Co.,  E.  B.  Huse,  Wm.  Harris  & 
Co.,  general  assortment ;  H.  B.  Stanley,  jewt  lry.  Manufacturers — 
Dodge,  Davis  &  Williams,  L.  Day,  woolens,  Livingston  A  Young,  leath¬ 
er;  A.  A.  Cox,  lumber  ;  - H.  Bailey.  E.  Center,  wool  hose;  C.  L. 

Clark,  leather.  Hotel — Montcalm  House,  E.  Center,  John  H.  Morse. 
Livery  stable — J.  B.  Valentine.  F.  p  t. — Northern  R.  R.  W.p. — good. 

FRANCONIA  —  Postmasters — Charles  Fklson  : - Charles  G.  Green- 

leaf,  Profile  House.  Physicians — Daniel  E.  Wells,  John  R,  Cogswell. 
Church — f.  w.  Bap.,  J.  M,  Durgin.  Merchants — E.  B.  Parker  A  Co., 

I  Joel  Spooner,  general  assortment.  Ma/iufacturers — Streeter.  Fiaton 
&.  Parker,  bobbins ;  James  G.  Moor,  shoe  pegs;  Brooks  A  Whitney, 
lumber;  Parker,  Priest  A  Co.,  Fariu'-rs  Starch  Co.,  starch.  Hotels — 
Profile  House,  Taft  A  Greenleaf;  F'ranconia  House,  Burt  A  Knight. 

F.  p  t. — Five  miles  to  Littleton,  R.  R.  station.  Daily  stages  to  and 
from  Profile  House  and  F’ranconia  village.  W.p. — good. 

GRA  FTON — Postmasters — Horace  Barney  ; - A.  A.  Rollins,  G.  Cen- 

j  ter.  Physicians — A.  B.  Hoyt,  John  W.  Pray.  Church  —  Union,  sup. 

by -  Hodgen.  Merchants — Horace  Barney,  William  H.  Bahlwin  ; 

- J.  FI.  Martin,  G.  Center,  all  general  assortment.  Hotel — M.  S. 

Williams.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  W.  p. — little. 

GROTON — Po.slma.sters — A.  Y.  Bagley  ; - J.Cummings  Hall,  North 

G.  Church — Union,  A.  W.  F'iske,  F'isherville.  Merchant — J.  Griflith, 


140  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


North  G.,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Nathaniel  Wilton, 
machinist,  North  G.  F.p.t. — Daily  stage  from  Groton  connecting 
with  Northern  R.  R.  at  Bristol.  W.  p. — limited. 

HANOVER — Postmasters — C.  A.  Field; - Elihu  Hnrlbut,  H. 

Center.  Attorneys — Daniel  Blaisdell,  William  II,  Duncan.  Physi¬ 
cians —  Dixi  Crosby,  A.  B.  Crosby,  T.  R.  Crosby;  James  New¬ 
ton,  dentist.  Churches — Bap.,  Franklin  Merriam;  Cong.,  Bezaleel 
!  Smith,  S.  P.  Leeds ;  Epis.,  J.  Houghton.  Literary  Institution — Dart- 
I  mouth  College,  A.  D.  Smith,  Pres.  Merchants — B.  W.  Hale,  J.  B.  Par- 
'  ker,  books  and  stationery ;  A.  Rock,  J,  N,  Chase,  boots  and  shoes  ; 

I  Clough  &  Storrs,  S.  W.  Cobb,  clothing;  Clough  &  Stores,  C.  L.  &  H. 
j  W.  Porter,  drygoods;  L.  B.  Downing,  drugs  and  medicines;  E.  D. 

I  Carpenter,  William  H.  Gibbs,  tailors;  Clough  &  Storrs,  J.  W.  Dodge, 
j  general  assortment ;  S.  W.  Cobb,  gmeeries  and  hardware ;  E.  D.  Car- 
ipenter,  hats  and  caps  ;  W.  C,  Morse,  jewelry;  Mary  Demmon,  mil- 
{ linery.  Hotel — Dartnumth  Hotel,  Horace  Frary.  Livery  stable — Ira 
I  B.  Allen.  F.  p.  t. — Passumpsic  R.  R.  W.  p. — little. 

I  HA  VERHILL — Postmasters — Henry  Merrill ; - William  Simpson, 

i  East  H.;  W.  H.  Nelson,  North  H.; - Henry  Ramsey,  Woodsville; 

\  Attorneys — N.  B,  Felton,  George  W.  Chapman,  N.  W.  Westgate,  L.  C. 
i  Morse,  J.  S.  Bryant,  David  Page.  Physicians — Phineas  Spaulding,  S. 

P.  Carbee,  Henry  Watson; - Kellum,  North  H.  Churches — 

Cong.,  E.  H.  Greeley;  Meth.,  M.  Ward.  Literary  Institution — Haver 
hill  Academy,  Miss  Flanders,  pjrin.  Merchants — H.  Merrill,  books 
and  stationery ;  M.  &  A.  Bailey,  Page  &  Poor,  J.  L.  Cook,  Bowen  &, 
Gannet,  dry  goods  and  general  assortment;  Henry  Merrill,  drugs  and 

medicines;  Mrs.  Cook,  Mrs.  Gifford,  millinery; - W.  11.  Nelson, 

North  IL; - C.  M.  Weeks,  Woodsville,  dry  goods  and  general  assort¬ 

ment.  Manufacturers — J.  &  F.  P.  Currier,  leather.  Llotels  and  livery 
stable — C.  G.  Smith.  F.p.t. — R.  R.  W.  p. — little. 

HEBRON — Postmaster — William  H.  Brown.  Physician — John 
Wheet.  Church — Cong.,  George.  D.  Butterfield.  Merchant — Hutchin-' 
son  &  Brown,  dry  goods.  Manufacturers — Milo  H.  Crosby,  lumber; 
H.  0.  Nutting,  rakes.  F.  p.  t. — Stage. 

HOLDERNESS — Churches — Bap.,  Daniel  Batchelder.  Merchant — 
N.  B.  Whitten,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — S.  M.  Worthen, 
Enoch  Cousins,  lumber.  IF.  p. — little. 

LANBAFF — Postmasters — John  E.  Hall; - Timothy  B.  Young, 

East  L.  Churches — Meth.,  Amos  B.  Russell; - Uiiion,  A.  W.  Sibley, 

Christ.,  East  L,  Merchants — Atwood,  Gordon  &  Co.,; - D.  Whitcher, 

Benton  p.  o.,  general  assortment.  Manufactuners — Edson  E.  Merrill, 
bobbins;  Orrin  Brownson,  lime  and  starch  casks;  M.  G.  Clark,  0.  F. 

Page,  carpenters;  Russell  F.  Gordon,  J.C.  Atwood,  starch; - Kendall 

&  Parker,  pegs  ;  Samuel  Whitcher,  Rufus  \V.  Young,  lumber.  East  L.; 

- Whitcher,  Currier  &  Co.,  leather;  Moses  Whitcher  &  Co.,  C.  &  J. 

Chandler,  Charles  L.  King,  Fred  P.  Noyes,  John  C.  Atwood,  Daniel 
Whitcher,  James  Tenney,  H.  &  L.  Dexter,  H.  &  A.  Sawyer,  lumber, 

Benton  p,  o.; - Parker  &  Sinclair,  starch,  Franconia  p.  o.  F.  p.  t. — 

R,  R.  Depot  three  miles  from  the  center  of  the  town.  IF.  p. — good. 

LEBANON — Postmasters — Elisha  P.  Liscomb  ;  -  Charles  A. 

Cushing,  East  L.: - William  P.  Burton,  We5t  L.  Attorneys' — Wil¬ 

liam  P.  Weeks,  Lewis  R.  Morris.  Physicians  —  Adoniram  Snial- 
le3’,  Luther  C.  Bean,  James  A.  Davis ;  E.  A.  Knight,  homeo.  J.  A. 
&  F.  E.  Davis,  dentists.  Churches — Bap.,  E.  E.  Cunimings;  Cath., 

- ;  Cong.,  Charles  A.  Downs,  Meth.,  epis.,  0.  H.  Jasper;  Univ., 

- ;  Unit., - .  Literary  Institution — Tilden  Female  Seminary, 

Hiram  Orcutt,  prin.  Merchants — W.  H.  Richardson,  books  and  station- 


GRAFTON  COUNTY.  ,  141 


ery ;  P.  X.  Chase,  R.  W.  Cragin,  \Voo<l  &  Ames,  boots  .and  shoes; 
P.  M.  Kenyon,  C.  B  Fitch.  c!otl)ing ;  Georse  W.  ITongliton.  Cliarles 
'  H.  Tilden.  dry  goods;  J.  N.  Perley.  drugs  and  medicines  :  P.  E.  Davis, 
fancy  goods  and  notions;  G.  C.  Whipple.  E.  T.  leigliton.  Geo,  W.  Wor-* 
i  then  ; - Blood  Burton,  R.  M.  Morey,  West  L.,  all  general  assort¬ 

ment;  IL  W,  L.  Thurston,  G.  Bennett.  S.  Overand.  groceries;  C.  B.  h 
Fitch,  P.  M.  Kenyon,  hats  and  caps ;  C.  M.  Ilildretli,  N.  D.  Spear,  stoves  j 
and  tin  ware;  F.  B.  Kendrick,  P.  f].  Davis,  jewelry  ;  E.  II.  Thom|>son; 
Mrs.  C.  M.  Clark,  millinery;  Geo.  Kelley,  meat  nuirket.  Mavufaclu- 
rers — American  Sponge  Co.,  sponges  for  uj»holstery ;  C.  Bugbee  k  Co., 
iron  founders  and  machinists:  J.  C.  Sturtevant  k  Co.,  sashes,  doors.' 
and  blinds;  Leonard  Stearns  k  Co,,  rakes  and  snaths  :  Mascome  Edge 
Tool  Co.,  scytlies.  itc.;  A.  M'.  Richardson,  carriages  and  sleighs  ;  N.  B. 

Marston,  J.  II.  Breck  ; - J.  K.  Butman.  West  L..  all  lumber;  Plii- 

lander  Hall,  flour,  meal  <tc.  Hotd — Lafayette,  II.  B.  Benton  : - : 

-  f^aton.  West  L.  lAuery  Stablest — C.  D.  .Tewett,  Daniel  Stoons. ' 

Gerrish  k  Sayers.  F.  p.  t. — Northern  R,  R.;  daily  stage  to  Claremont ;  i 
stage  to  Newport  twicea  week.  M’.  p. — abundant. 

LINCOLN — Postmaster - ;  yfanafacturfr — Henry  Baker,  chair' 

b.acks.  lintel — Flume  House,  Ira  W.  Guernsey.  F.  p.  t. — Stages,  B'.jd.  ' 
— abundant.  * 

LISBON — Postmasters — S.  F.  Hastings; - Charles  Eaton.  North 

L. ;  Arternas  Wells,  Sugar  Hill.  Attorneys. — C.  W.  k  E,  D.  Rand. 
Physician  — C,  ’ll.  Boynton,  0.  H.  Boynton.  B.  F.  Page;  J,  B.  Davis, 
elec.:  S,  P.  Brown,  J.  F^Thornjison  :  H.  H.  Bowles,  d  ntist.  Chvrches — 

.Meth..  R.  S.  Stubbs: - Union.  F.  Morrison,  Sugar  Hill.  Merchants — 

Oren  Clough,  T.  E.  Howe,  boots  and  shoes;  A.  B.  Woodworth.Geo.  Brum- 
mer,  C.  Detrich,  clothing;  Silas  S.  Brown,  dry  goods;  W.  p.  Wbitch- 
er  A' Co.,  drugs  and  medicines:  A.  B.  Woodworth,  Hoskins  k  Cum¬ 
mings,  Knight  k  Bartlett  : Hiram  Noyes,  Sugar  Hill,  general 

assortment:  H.  E,  Smith.  T.  E.  Howe,  C.  C.  Noyes,  A.  P.  Yoting; 

- Wn).  D.  Thompson,  North  L.  groceries:  0  P  Newcomb,  jewelry  : 

Mrs.  K.  H.  Brown,  Miss  J.  C.  McKeen.  millinery  goods.  Manafac- 

turers — Blodgett  k  Wells: - Wm.  ^I.  Taylor.  Sugar  Hill,  carriages  ; 

.\tw*  od,  Bowker  k  Co.,  pegs  and  bobbins  ;  Wm.  Quimby.  spools  and 
bobbins:  Cummings  k  Young,  mackerel  kits;  M  H.  Bom ker,  sash 
and  blinds  :  Lisboii  Gold  Mining  Co.,  De)dge  Gold  MinitigCo. ;  Bowles 
k  Atwood.  Boynton  k  Young,  Geo.  F.  Cushman.  Palm-r  k  Hall  lum¬ 
ber;  Parker,  Voung  A  Co.,  Sugar  Hill  Starch  Co.,  Priest  Knight,  k 
Co.,  starch.  lintels — Ammonoosuc  House.  S.  P.  Ford;  Ui  ion  Ilou.'e.  S. 
P.  Brown.  Livery  stable — S.  P.  Ford.  F.p.t. — R.  R.  IF.  j). — abiind-' 
ant. 

LITTLETON — Postmasters — P.  R.  Goold  ; - Rufus  Smith.  North 

L.  Attorneys — H.  k  G.  A.  Bflngham,  William  .1.  Bellows,  E.  Carleton,: 
John  Farr  k  S^>n,  C.  W.  k  E.  C.  Rand.  James  R.  Jackson.  Physiciany' 
— C.  M  Tuttle,  T.  T.  Cushman,  R.  Bugbee,  jr,.  li,  L.  Watsi.n  ;  T.  F. 
Sanger,  homeo. ;  A.  A.  Hazleton,  dentist.  Churches — Cong  ,  C.  E.  Mii- 
likin;  f.  m’.  Bap.,  Elijah  Gilford;  Meth..  J.  M.  Bean.  Literary  Insti¬ 
tution — Littleton  High  School,  F,  Burnham.  Merchants — Mrs  D.  Y. 
Clark.  F.  F.  Hodgman,  books  and  stationery;  Weeks,  Eaton  k  Cal¬ 
houn,  M.  L.  Goold.  Davis  k  tarr,  E.  S.  Woolson,  boots  and  shoes  ;  E. 
S.  Woolson,  Henry  Merrill,  Nelson  Parker,  clotliing;  N,  C.  Farr.  Wm. 
Bailey,  L.  P.  Parker,  E.  W.  Farr,  Farr  k  Southworth.  C.  A  C.  F.  East¬ 
man,  lyorenzo  Smith,  dry  goods;  F.  F.  Hodgman,  H.  L.  Watson,  drugs 
and  n»edicines;  Atwnod  k  Brackett.  F.  F.  Hodgman,  Mrs.  I).  Y.  Clark, 
fancy  good.s  and  notions:  H.  L.  Tilton  A  Co.,  C.  k  C.  F.  Ea.-tman.  Bi. ; 
W,  B'arr,  N.  C.  B’arr,  general  as.sortment;  N.  C.  Farr,  E.  W.  Farr,  Wil-j 


142  BUSINESS  riRECTORY. 

• 

liam  Bailey,  Farr  &  Sonthworth,  Weeks,  Eaton  &  Calhoun,  Davis  & 
Farr,  C.  C.  F.  Eastman,  M.  L.  Goold,  A.  II.  Bowman,  groceries ;  II. 
L.  Tilton  &  Co.,  C.  &  C.  F.  Esistnian,  hardware ;  F.  F.  Ilodgman,  E.  S. 
Woolson,  Atwood  &  Brackett,  hats  and  caps;  Atwood  &  Brackett, 
T.  M.  Stevens,  jewelry  ;  Mrs.  M.  A.  Ilarrimon,  Mrs^  S.  A.  Ilazletine. ! 
Miss  Ruth  Foster,  millinery  goods.  Manufacturers — Littleton  Woolen  ■ 
Co.,  flannels;  Kilburn  &  Son,  machinists  and  iron  foundery;  Paddle- 
ford  Miller,  mill-wrights ;  C.  C.  Smith,  tin  and  sheet  iron;  Sanborn ^ 
&  Weeks,  planes,  churns  and  washing-machines;  C.  Fb  Stearns  & 
Co.,  coopers;  N.  W.  Ranlett,  carriages  ;  Silas  Parker  k  Son,  leather ; 
Weeks,  Eaton  k  Calhoun;  Davis  k  Farr,  boots  and  shoes ;  Truman 
1  Stevens,  Asa  Coburn,  M.  Dailey,  harnesses;  Kennie  k  Bowles,  B.  k  C. 
F.  Cate,  lumber;  Littleton  Starch  Co.,  We«t  Littleton  Starch  Co. 
Hotels — Thayer’s  Hotel,  Henry  L.  Thayer;  Union  House,  William 
.Tennorson.  Livery  Stables — £.11.  Johnson.  F.p.t. — R.  R.  and  sta¬ 
ges.  W.  p. — ab’andant. 

LYMAX — Postmaster — Ira  E.  Titus.  Church — Union,  F.  D.  Chand- 
jler,  ^leth.  Merchants — Miner  k  Titus,  Cyrus  Wheelock,  general  as¬ 
sortment.  Manufactures — James  E.  Richardson,  Swan  k  Smith,  lum- 
jber;  Titus,  Young  &  Co.,  Parker,  Young  &  Co.,  starch.  IF,  p. — abun¬ 
dant. 

LYME — Postmaster — S.  C.  Dimmick  Physicians — Chas.  F.  Kings-, 
bury,  Charles  0.  Gordon.  Clairches — Bap.,  E.  H.  Smith;  Cong.,  H.  A, 
Hazen.  Merchants — J.  X.  Perkins,  boots  and  shoes  ;»D.C.  Churchill 
k  Co.,  Adna  Storrs,  A.  Thurston,  general  assortment;  S.  C.  Dimick, 
hardware  and  tin  shop;  Mrs.  Albert  B.  Dimick,  Mr.s.  Elias  Jenks, j 
!  milliner}’ goods.  Manufacturers — John  Fellow.s,  marble  works;  S. 
E.  Wales,  coftins  and  picture  frames  ;  W.  A.  Bingham,  leather ;  R. 
Farnworth,  grain;  Steam  Mill  Co.,  lumber;  Morrill  Gordon  k  Co., 
starch;  William  B.  Piper,  Elam  Gilbert,  harnesses.  Hotel — Thomas 
Perkins.  F  p.  t. — Pa.ssumpsic  R.  R.  \V.  p. — small. 

MO XROE— Postmaster s-^ohn  Q.  Gilchrist ; - S.  S.  Way,  North  M. 

Church — Meth.,  sup  by  Students.  Merchants — Robert  W.  Laird,  P.  C. : 
Monroe,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Stephen  Barker  k  Co., 
lumber,  Mclndoes  Falls,  Yt.  X).  o.;  Woodward  k  Plaisted.  starch,  Lan- 
ca.ster,  p.  o.  IF.  p. — dam  acri  ss  Connecticut  river. 

O RAXGE — Church — Bap.,  f.,  John  C.  Waldron.  Manufacturers — 
Elijah  O.  Lowell,  potter  ;  Reuben  Batchelder,  Lorenzo  N.  Cilley.  coal ;  | 
John  H.  French,  B.  F.  Andrew,  Reuben  Batchelder,  Daniel  Fellow.s,' 

;  F,  G.  Dimond,  W.  Huse,  lumber,  E.ist  Canaan; - Thomas  F.  Brown, 

;  coal,  Grafton.  F.p.t. — R.  R.  W.  p. — limited. 

OR  FORD — Postmasters — Daniel  F.  Tillotson; - E.  B.  Strong.  Or- 

fordville.  Attorneys — David  R.  Lang,  Charles  W.  Pierce.  Physicians', 
* — Daniel  G.  Marston,  Willard  Horsford ;  Timothy  Russell,  eclec.  1 
Churches — Cong..  L.  F.  Carter,  Orfordville.  Literary  Institution — Or-; 
ford  Acadeiu}",  Nathan  E.  Stark,  prin.  Merchants — Willard  Bros.,  | 
i  drugs  and  medicines  ;  II.  Powers,  flour  and  meal ;  E.  G.  Flanders,  fnr-  '; 
niture ;  Willard  Bros.,  Tillotson  k  Cushman,  ‘William  Howard  k  Co.,  | 
I  general  assortment;  H.  H.  Conant,  harnesses;  Mrs.  George  W.  Rand-1 
iett,  millinery  ;  G.  W.  Randlett, stoves  and  tin  ware  ;  Philo  C.  Kenyon,  j 

ta  lor; - RoyalBeal,  chairs;  E.  R.  Clark,  general  assortment ;  A.  S.j 

Rhodes.  Manufacturers — Gilbert  Jafifers.  carriages ;  Asaph  Maun,  i 
:  coffins;  J.  I.Pierce,  wood  trays,  Orfordville,  D.  F.  Tillotson,  Jame.S| 

,  Dayton,  lumber;  Henry  Dayton,  shingles; - Edwin  Bugbee.  B,  F. 

,  Trussell,  lumber  and  shingles;  Gordon  ilerrill  k  Co.,  starch,  Orford- 
,  ville.  Hotel  and  livery  stable — Orford  Hotel,  Willard  Smith.  F.  p.  t. 
— Passumpsic  R.  R.  IF.  j). — little. 

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GRAFTON  COUNTY.  143 


PIER  MO  XT - Postmaster — Ilezekiah  Cutting.  Churches — Cong.. 

Augustus  L.  Marden,  Meth.,  Henry  Chandler.  Merchants — Cutting 
&  Chase,  .Joseph  E.  Evans,  general  assortment.  Manufacturers — Geo. 
Dodge,  scj  the  stones  ;  Hall  &  Cutting,  wheel  hubs.  Hotel — Emerson 
House,  .Tenness  Emerson.  F.  p.  t. — 2  miles  from  Passumpsic  R.  R.  and 
5  miles  from  Boston,  Concord  and  Montreal  R.  R.  W,  p. — good. 

PLYMOUTH — Postmasters — William  D.  Blaisdell: - Levi  Gordon, 

West  P.  Attorneys — Henry  W.  Blair,  William  Leveritt,  Joseph  Bur¬ 
rows.  Physicians — Joseph  W.  Preston,  Cyrus  K.  Kelley,  Silas  W. 
Davis;  Benj.  P.  Merrill,  Joseph  W.  Preston,  dentists.  Churches — 
t  Cong.,  Cyrus  Richardson  ;  Meth.,  S  E.  Quimby.  Merchants — Russell, 

!  Bill  &  Co.,  L.  M.  Howe,  clothing,  hats  and  caps  ;  Russell,  Bill  &  Co.. 
John  S.  Tufts,  drugs  and  medicines;  H.  H.  McQuesten,  fancy  goods 
and  jewelry;  Cyrus  Keniston.  Mason  &  Fox,  John  S.  Tufts,  Atkinson 
Brotiiers,  Warde,  McQuesten  &  Hull,  A.  G.  Smyth.  Russell,  Iflll.  A  | 
Co.,  general  assortment ;  Stearns  &  Ryan,  Mrs.  W.  M.  Kimball,  mii-j 
linery  ;  Albert  G.  Smith,  F.  W.  A.  Robie,  tailors;  S.  H.  Parmer,  meat! 
market.  Manufacturers — Cawley  A  George,  Daniel  H.  Currier  A  Co., 

!  T.  R.  Hawley  A  Co.,  Warde,  McQuesten  A  Hull,  A.  W.  Avery  A  Co.,  I 
I  Clark  A  Cummings,  H.  D.  Siiiith,  A.  J.  C.  Barnard,  gloves;  Clark  A! 
'Houston,  lumber;  Gardner  A  Brown,  marble  workers;  Gilmore  I 
I  Houston  harnesses;  W.  M.  Pressey  stoves  and  tin  ware.  Hotels  an(l\ 
\  livery  stables — Pemigewasset  House,  Morse  A  French ;  Central  House,  | 
i  A.  Burns.  F.p.t. — R.  R.  and  stages.  j 

RUMNEY— Postmasters — A.  J.  Stevens; - D.  L.  Simpson,  West  R.  | 

Attorneys — Josiah  Quincj’,  Samuel  Herbert.  Physicians — Daniel' 
i  Darling,  Alvah  C-'IIall,  Daniel  L.  Simpson :  Daniel  Patterson,  dentist. 
Churches — Bap.,  G.  W”.  Bixby ;  Bakers  River,  G.  A.  Glines;  Meth., 
J.  M.  Durrell.  Merchants — Quincy  A  Ward,  drugs  and  medicines: 
j  Joseph  Abbott,  Quincy  A  Ward,  Dearborn  A  Merrill,  general  assort¬ 
ment.  Manujacturers — Charles  Spaulding,  D.  Person  A  Co.,  lumber 
and  charc*)al ;  Fletcher  A  Durgin,  G.  E.  Greeley,  Otis  Whitney, 
gloves  and  tannery ;  John  W.  Peppard,  ladders;  W.  W.  Fales,C.  H.  El¬ 
liott,  lumber.  Ifotel  and  livery  stable — Stinson  House,  G.  C.  Jones. 
F.  p.  t. — Boston.  Concord  and  Montreal  R.  R.  W.  p. — abundant. 

THO RXTOX — Postmasters — Wm.  Merrill; - C.-H.  Weeks,  West  T. 

Physician — G.  Rowe,  West  T.  Church — Bap.,  f.  w.,  D.  F.  Smith,  j 
West  T.  Merchant — Enoch  Emmons,  general  assortment.  West  T.  ■ 
Monufacht.rers — D.  A  M.  Foss,  bobbins;  Jona.  Sanborn,  bricks;  D.  A 

M.  Foss,  Z.  A  O.  .Tames,  lumber.  Hotels — Grafton,  T.  Poor; - ' 

Union,  F.  A  G.  Weeks,  West  T.  W.  p. — abundant.  i 

WA  R REX — Postmaster — Ezra  B.  Eaton.  Attorneys — Samuel  B. 
Page,  G.  F,  Putnam.  Physician — David  C.  J’rench,  Charles  A.  Man-^ 
niug;  Daniel  Paterson,  dentist.  Church — Meth.  L.  L.  Eastman.  J/er-j 
chants — Moses  W.  Pillsbury,  fancj'  goods  and  notions;  Whitcher  A  ,! 
.Weeks,  Jewett  A  Eaton.  W.  S.  Doggett,  general  assortment;  Joseph 
IT.  Noyes,  groceries;  .John  C.  Sinclair,  harnesses  and  whips ;  Alonzo 
Noyes,  jewelry.  Manufacturers — Damon  Y.  Eastman,  J.  M.  Little,  H. 

N.  ^lerrill.  carriages  and  sleighs ;  MeiTill  A  Whitcher.  window  shades; 

John  M,  Whiton,  shoe  pegs;  L.  F.  Jewell,  bobbins;  George  W,  Jack-i 
son.  hoop  skirts:  H.  W,  Weeks  A  Son,  George  Thompson,  Parks  A 
Dickej",  Benjamin  T.ibbey,  Limber;  Russell  K.  Clement  A  Brothers,' 
starch.  Hotels — Moosilauk  House.  David  G.Mar.<h;  Summer  Boarding  i 
House.  Russell  Merrill.  F.  p.  L— B.  C.  A  M.  R.  R.  W.  p.— good.  | 

WATERVJLLE — Manufacturers — Arnold  S.  Drake  A  Sons,  lumber,! 
i  Campton  Villaore  ]).  o.  F.p.t. — Stages.  W.p. — abundjint.  | 

WENTWORTH — Postmaster — A.  S.  Hammond.  Attorneys — Horace  j 


I  144  BUSINESS  UIRECTOET. 

I 

I  S.  Moore,  William  A.  Flanders,  Physicians — Peter  L.  Iloyl,  A.  A. 

i  VVhipi)le,  M.  C.  Eaton;  F.  A.  J)nrkee,  Thomp.  Church — Cong.,  James 
'’Seagraves.  Literary  Institutiori — Wentworth  Academy,  H.  D.  Abbott, 
j  prin.  Merchants — G.  S.  Dean,  clothing;  A.  S.  Hammond,  drugs  and 
medicines ;  A.  S.  Hammond,  James  Coibiirn,  Eaton,  Davis  &  Co., 
general  assortment :  Mrs.  R.  Earaes.  I.  D.  Osgood,  millinery.  Manu¬ 
facturers — John  Whitcher,  Heywood  Cole,  A.  L.  &  W.  G.  Brown, 

I  lumber.  Hotel — Union,  Eleazer  Smith.  F.p.  t. — B.  C.  &,  M.  R.  R. 
p. — jibnndjint^.  j 

'  ^^OODSTOCK — Postmasters — G.  G.  Barton; - Mrs.  Syrena  A.; 

Jackman,  North  W.  Churches — Adv., - :  Bap.,  Walter  Chase;! 

I  Bap.,  f., - .  Merchants — N.  H.  "Weeks,  D.  S  Smith,  general  assort-; 

ment.  Manufacturers — Daniel  Saimders,  jr.,  lumber; - rWeeks  k 

Campbell,  leather,  West  Thornton  p.  o.  F.  p.  t. — Stages.  W.  p. —  ^ 
abundant. 

_  ^  COOS  COUNTY. 

'  I 

BERLIX — Postmaster — M.  C.  Forist.  Merchants — J.  L.  Oswell,  I 
boots  and  shoes;  Dexter  Wheeler,  fancy  goods  and  notions;  Berlin] 
Mills  Co.,  Dexter  Wheeler,  Ira  Mason,  genera!  assortment,  Manufac-^ 
turers — Berlin  Mills  Co.,  Daniel  Green,  R.  II.  &  J.  W.  Wheeler,  lum-j 
bcr  ;  Wm,  M.  Wilson,  salt  boxes.  Hotels — Berlin  Falls  House,  Daniel; 
Green  ;  M,  C,  Forist.  F.  p.  t. — Grand  Trunk  R.  R.  W  p. — Unsurpass-! 
ed  by  any  in  New  England.  All  B.  Falls  p.  o. 

CA  RROLL — Postmasters — Jonas  Howe ; - .Tohn  R.  Crocker,  White 

Mountain  House.  Manufacturers — Burbank  &  Church,  Benj.  Golden; 

' -  Libby  &  Gove,  Whitefield ; - Roun.sevel  &  Colburn,  John  T.  G. 

:  Leavitt  Co.,  Littleton,  all  lumber;  Phineas  Rosebrook  &  Son: - 

:  Wilder  &  Gove.  Bethlehem,  starch.  Hotels — Twin  Mountain  House, 

!  .A,  T,  k  0.  F.  Barron  ;  White  Mountain  House,  John  R.  Crocker.  F.  \ 
\P.t. —  Stage.  W.p. — good. 

I  CLARKSVILLE — Postjnaster — P.  C.  Roby.  Manufacturers — John 
i  Keysar,  E.  K.  Young,  starch.  F.  p.  t. — Stage  from  Pittsburgh  to 
1  Stewart^town  and  back  once  a  week.  W.  p. — goo<l. 

!  COLEBROOK — Postmaster — Tolney  F.  Day.  Attorneys — Albert 
]  Barker.  0.  P.  Kay,  W.  11.  Shurtleff,  Dudlej'  &  Parsons,  E.  Aldrich, 

I  Physicians — C.  C.  Norris,  Augustus  Harris,  E.  D.  Lombard  ;  James 
i  M.  Hartwell,  homeo.;  George  0.  Rogers,  dentist.  Churches — Adv.,  C. 

I  Shattuck ;  Cong.,  Hugh  McLeod;  Meih., - Pattee.  Literary  In-. 

stitution — Colebrook  Academy,  F.  M.  Rhodes,  Lucy  Drew,  prins.  Mer-  j 
chants — W.  .loslyn  k  Sons,  books,  stationery  and  drugs  ;  V.  F.  Day  &  ■ 
Co.,  boots  and  shoes;  T,  W.  Atherton,  clothing;  Merrill  k  Willianis, 
II.  Bedel  &  Co,,  Frank  Aldrich,  Rogers  k  Stacey,  G.  W.  Brackett,  dry 
goods  and  general  assortment ;  J.  T.  Tobey,  fancy  goods  and  jewelry; 
H.  C.  Young,  Ebenezer  Little,  Robert  Gathercole,  groceries  ;  A.  S. 
Eustis,  T.  W.  Atherton,  "Y.  F.  Day  k  Co.,  hats  and  caps;  Julia Gamsby, 
Althea  M.  Rhodes,  millinery.  Manufacturers — John  "Whitteraore, 
woolens;  Orrin  Hilliard.  leather;  Charles  E.  Moses,  brick  ;  Charles  i 

E.  Rolte,  Henry  Hammond,  lumber ;  Little  Brothers,  Geo.  S.  Morris, 
Frank  S.  Rolfe,  carriages  and  sleighs  ;  S.  R.  &  S.  S.  Merrill,  Hazen 
Bedel,  Morrill  k  Co.,  Loverin  k  Patrick,  Harriman,  Gould  k  Cross, 
Piper,  Young  k  Cooper^  starch.  Hotels  and  lii'ery  stables — Parsons 
House.  Hastings  k  Shorey;  Monadnock  Hotel,  George  R.  McAllister. 

F.  p.  t. — Thirteen  miles  from  the  Grand  Trunk  R.  R.;  Daily  Stage  to 
Coos.  W.  p. — good. 

COLUMBIA - Postmasters — Samuel  M.  Harvey; - Lewis  Snow, 

South  C.  Churches — Christ.,  Richard  B.  Elbridge,  East  C.; - Meth,, 


coos  COUNTT. 


145 


Moses  Pattee,  South  C.  Manufacturers — Caleb  Cleavland  k  Co.,  Ha- 
zen  Bedel,  lumber;  Hazen  Bedel,  Eben  E.  Noyes  ■&  Co.,  starch,  Cole- 

brook; - Alba  Holmes,  starch.  F.  p,  t. — Stages  12  miles  to  Grand 

Trunk  R.  R.  W.  abundant. 

DALTON— Postmaster — Sufnner  E.  Ruggles,  Churches — Cong., - 

Marshall.  Merchants — T.  J.  &  S.  E.  Ruggles.  Oren  Belles,  general 
assortment.  Manufacturers — James  B.  Sumner,  Nathaniel  P.  Scott  k 
Co.,  lumber.  Hotels — Sumner  House,  Charles  M.  Hoadley ;  Rose- 
brook.  Lee  Rosebrook.  F.p.t. — Stages,  *  FF.JJ. — abundant 

DUMMER — Physician — Isaiah  F.  M'ent worth,  bot.  Manufacturers 
— Joseph  Leighton,  R.  AT.  A.  Twitchel,  lumber;  Ormando  Lary, 
shingles.  F.p.t. — Stages  and  R,  R.  W.p. — abundant. 

I  ERROLL — Postmaster — Janies  F.  Bragg.  Manufacturers — Samuel 
Akers,  E.  S.  Coe,  lumber;  Titus  k  Eustis,  starch.  Hotels — Akers’ 

,  House,  Sam’l  k  John  Akers;  Erroll  House,  Gilman  Bennett.  F.  p.  (. 

' — Stages.  W.p. — abundant. 

i  GORHAM — Postmaster — Thomas  Gifford.  Attorneys — Edw.  F.  Phil- 
'  brook,  M.  A.  Hastings,  A.  S.  Tw'itchell,  Physicians — Edw.  M.  Wight, 

H.  F.  Wardwell, - Houghton.  Churches — Cong.,  G.  F.  Tewksbury; 

iMeth.,  H.  B.  Mitchell.  Merchants — Gordon  &  Smith,  G.  B.  Hilborn, 
'books  and  stationery;  S.  M.  Leavitt,  drugs  and  medicines;  Lewis 
1  Wetzler,  fancy  goods  and  notions ;  Evans  &  Ingalls,  Urban  Shorey,  0. 

C.  N.  Tubbs,  Gordon,  Libby  k  Co.,  D.  P.  Ilazen,  all  general  assort- 
'  ment ;  J.  F.  Briggs,  J.  Jewell,  gi’oceries;  Isabella  Soule,  II.  E.  k  Z.  A. 

;  Stiles,  millinery  goods.  Manufacturers — Goodridge  k  Clement,  bed¬ 
steads',  John  P.  Durham,  carriages;  C.  S.  Willis,  furniture;  C.  S.  Pea-| 

I  body,  leather;  Goodridge  k  Clement,  C.  S.  Peabody  k  Co.,  lumber. 

,  Hotels — Glen  House,  J.  M.  Thompson  k  Co,,  Alpine  House,  J.  R.  Hitch- 
, cock;  Lary  House,  A.  Q.  Lary;  Gorham  House,  Walter  Buck;  An- 
jdroscoggin  House,  Jewitt  &  Sargent.  F.p.t — R.  R.  W.p. — good. 

1  JEFFERSON — Postmaster — J,  H.  Plaisted.  Churches — Bap.,  Geo. 
0.  Atkinson,  Abraham  Bedel;  Meth.,  W.  E.  Bennett.  Hotel — Waum- 
,bek,  Benjamin  L.  Plaisted. 

LANCASTER — Postmaster — Oliver  Nutter.  Attorneys — Jacob  Ben- 
iton,  Josiah  H.  Benton,  jr.,  J.  11.  Buckingham,  William  Burns,  George  1 
:  A.  Cossitt,  Hiram  A.  Fletcher,  William  Heyw’ood,  Henry  Heywood,  j 
Henry  0,  Kent,  William  S.  Ladd,  Daniel  C.  Pinkham,  Ossian  Ray, 

I  Benj.  F,  Whidden,  Jared  I.  Williams.  Physicians — Frank  Bugbee, 

I  George  W.  Fairbrother,  .Tames  D.  Folsom,  Arthur  Wright;  Geo,  0. 

:  Rogers,  dentist.  Churches — Bap.,  - ;  Cath.,  J.  H.  Noiseaux ; 

'Cong.,  Henry  V.  Emmons;  Meth.,  C.  H.  Smith;  Unit.,  John  M.  L. 
Babcock.  lAterary  Institution — Lancaster  Academy,  J.  Carroll  Irish,; 
iprin.  Merchants — Edward  Savage,  books  and  stationery;  N.  G.  Stick- 1 
:  ney,  Hartford  Sw'eet,  Thomas  k  Smith,  boots  and  shoes ;  Clark  k  i 
Spaulding;  Wm.  H.  Smith,  agent,  clothing;  Clark  k  Spaulding,  dry; 
goods;  J.  A.  Smith,  Howell  k  Fletcher,  Oliver  Nutter,  Porter  Bros. 

:  k  Parker,  R.  P.  Kent,  Son  k  Co,,  dry  goods  and  general  assortment ; 

:  R.  P.  Kent,  Son  &  Co.,  S.  Randall  k  Co.,  drugs  and  raedicinee;  Lind- 
Isey  k  Hodge,  0.  F.  Spaulding  k  Co.,  F.  k  J.  S.  Smith,  flour  and  corn ; 

;  Richardson  k  Co,,  Emerson  k  Co.,  furniture;  Beedo  k  Cleveland,  Ha- 
:  zen  C.  Walker,  R,  W.  Bailey  k  Co.,  Walter  S,  Bailey,  Samuel  G.  Evans,  i 
;Wm.  Shannan,  groceries;  Kent  A  Cobleigh,  hardware;  E.  A.  Craw-! 
ford,  Hopkins,  k  Gray,  Ingerson  k  Rich,  meat  markets;  Charles  E.| 
Allen,  jewelry;  Francis  Adams,  Jane  Sparks,  millinery ;  N.  Sparks,  j 
I  Thomas  Underwood,  tailors.  Manufacturers — A.  J,  Marshall,  Grant 
k  Moore,  carriages  ;  Thompson  S.  Williams,  iron  founder  and  machin¬ 
ist  ;  Lancaster  Manufacturing  Co.,  straw  board ;  Chas.  Ellis,  0.  E. 


I  146  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.  | 

,  _  -  -  _ _ _  ■  ■  ■  ■  _ _  ■  — _ I 

;  Freeman,  Eben  C.  Garland,  X.  B.  Wilson,  Stockwell  A;  Pinkhain,  John  j 
j  M.  Whipple,  lumber;  Eben  C.  Garland,  barrels;  William  J.  Batcdi- i 
j  elder,  oars:  John  W.  Whipple,  bricks:  Thomas  Morse,  gun  smith;' 

1  Frank  White,  portrait  painter:  Erdix  Wilson,  photographist:  Horace  i 
'  Whitcomb,  Emerson  &  Colby,  Charles  Howe,  Philo  S.  Cherry,  leather  : ! 

I  Pleasant  Valley  Starch  Co.,  S.  P.  Hartford  &  Co.,  Plaiste«!  Wood- , 
j  ward,  Lancaster  Starch  Co.,  starch.  TToMs — Lancaster  House,  E. : 

I  Stanton  &  Co.;  Coos  House,  C.  P.  Dennison  &  Co.  Livery  stables —  • 
i  E.  Stanton.  F,  p.  L-rrStages.  W.  p. — abundant.  | 

■  MIL  AX — Theodore  Morin; - Benjamin  T.  Pwoberts,  ■ 

West  M.  Physician — Richard  H.  Meserve.  Churches — Meth.,  Hollis 
Kendall,  West  M.  Merchants — George  G.  Gates,  C.  Lane.  J.  M.  Phipps 

&  Co.,  Hutchinson  <fe  Morin; - C.  D.  Hamlin.  George  T.  Roberts  & 

Son,  West  M.,  all  general  assortment;  Irene  Dale,  millinery  goods. 
Manu  facturers — A.  A.  k  R.  W.  Higgins,  himber;  Hutchinson,  Twitch- 

el  &  Wheeler,  starch.  Hotels — David  Meserve; - B.  F.  Bartlett,  West 

M.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  W.  p. — abuudaut.  j 

KORTHUM  REF  LAND  —  Postmasters — Reuben  L.  Adams;  - 

IB.  M.  Comings,  Groveton.  Physicians — Ezra  Mitchell,  jr.,  Josiah  ' 

I  Morse,  Groveton.  Church — Meth.  epis.,  D.  J.  Smith.  Merchants — 
'Henry  E.  Bellows,  ^’oceries;  R.  L.  Adams,  general  assortment:  | 

Mrs.  R.  L.  Adams,  millinery  ; - Wayne  Cobleigh,  E.  W.  Wilkinson,  j 

;  Groveton,  general  assortment;  Miss  Clara  Richardson,  Mrs.  Persis  ■ 
i  Bellows,  millinery,  Groveton.  Manufacturers — Robert  Chase  &  Co.. . 
I  straw  board  and  starch  — Mitchell  &  Winslow,  leather  ;  Holyoke  k  ; 

lEames.  M.  Lord,  lumber,  Groveton.  Hotels — John  B.  Rogers; - 

jJohn  B.  Melcher,  Groveton.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  and  Stages.  IP.  p. — ; 

;  abundant.  ' 

\  PITTSB  ERG - Postmaster — Amos  Merrill ; - George  Washburn, ; 

I  Connecticut  Lake.  Manufacturers — Robert  Gathercole  &  Co.,  Francis  - 
;  L.  Brown,  starch.  Hotel — F.  C.  Jacobs.  W.p. — abundant. 

I  R A  l\ DO L PH— Postmaster — Albert  G.  Messenger.  Manufacturers — - 
Albert  G.  Messenger,  Robert  Blair,  lumber ;  Jerome  Leavitt,  starch. 
Hotel — Robert  Wood.  F.p.t. — Stages.  IF.  p. — very  good.  ' 

SHELBURNE — Postmaster — 0.  H.  Green.  Merchant — S.  B.  Hub- 1 
bard.  Hotel — Winthrop  House,  0.  H.  Green.  F.  p.  t. — Grand  Trunk  : 

R.  R.  TV.  p. — ver3’  good.  I 

STARK — Postmaster — Clifford  Cole.  Churches — Bap.,  f.,  Clifford; 

Cole;  Meth.,  .Tames  M.  Copp.  Merchants — Edmund  Green  &  Son,  gen-: 
eral  assortment.  Manufacturers — I.  F.  Sturtevant,  k  Co,  Sylvester! 
Cole  &  Co.,  E.  F.  Smart,  lumber;  Moses  Hodgdon,  starch.  F.  p.  t. —  | 
I  Grand  Trunk  R.  R  'W.p. — abundant.  ; 

i  STEWA  RTSTOWN— Postmasters — Amos  M.  Tewksbury; - Ilydei 

C.  Trask,  West  S.  Physicians — Oscar  Worthly.  Church — Chris.,  Dan-| 
iel  Rodgers.  Merchant — Beuj.  C.  Flanders,  general  assortment.! 
Hotel — Coos,  Albert  Weeks,  So'*th  S.  j 

STRATFORD — Postmasters — Joseph  H.  Danforth,  North  S.; - 1 

Benjamin  B.  Ockington,  S.  Hollow.  Physicians — C.  C.  Carpenter,  I 

S.  Hollow  ; - Moses  Whitcomb,  homeo.,  North  S.  Churches — Bap. ; 

Elisha  Bedel,  North  S.; - Meth.,  -  Stafford,  S.  Hollow.  Mer-\ 

chants — William.  Danforth  k  Co.,  Baldwin  k  Fuller.  Melvin  Marshall, 
general  assortment;  John  G.  Severy.  groceries;  Mrs.  Geo.  0.  Kim¬ 
ball,  millinerv,  North  S.; - N.  B.  Waters,  general  assortment  and 

jewelry,  S.  Hollow.  Manufacturers — J.  M.  Johnson,  J.  Y.  Wright,  E. 

i  F.  Merrill,  W.  C.  Fisk,  B.  Brooks  Ockington,  Mclntire  &  Bishop,  lum- 
|bor;  William  C.  Fisk,  starch,  S.  ITollow'.  Hotels — Willard  House, 

I  IT.  C.  Trask  ;  American  House,  H.  Hinman,  North  S.  F.  p.  t.. — R.  R. 
i  TV.  p. — abundant. 


GUIDE  TO  THE  WHITE  HOUisTAlN.  117: 

WFNTORTirS  LOCATIOX—rosiimaah^r  — Veter  Bennett,  2d.i 
MerrJia'nt — B.  H.  Flint,  books,  drugs  and  fancy  goods.  F.p.  t. — Steam 
;  bout.  H'.  p. — at)undant. 

wniTEFlELD — Postmaster — Moses  11.  Gordon.  Physiciavs — Al- 
;  bort  Winch,  Joseph  L.  Patten,  George  S.  Gove.  Churches — Adv., 

I  Nathan  G.  Wheeler;  Bap.,  George  If.  Pinkham  ;  Meth.,  II.  II.  Bennett. 

I  Ml  rchants — Fisk  &  Lane,  Joel  M.  Sartwell,  George  W.  Libbey,  gen- 
'eral  assortment;  Mrs.  B.  Eastman,  millinery.  Manufacturers — Lib¬ 
it  ey,  Gordon  &  Co.,  Lil'bey  &  Gilmore,  Sartwell,  Quimby  &  Co.,  Law¬ 
rence  Lumber  Co.,  A.  L.  Brown,  Kenney  <fe  Bowles,  lumber  : - Libbey 

&  Gordon,  Sinclair  k  Noyes,  II.  II.  Somers,  starch,  Bethlehem  p.  o. 
Hotel — Central  House,  C.  Ilenry  Abbott.  F.  p.  t. — R.  R.  and  stages. 
W.  p. — good. 


or  IDE  TO  THE  WHITE  MOENTAINSu 

Since  the  White  Mountains  of  New  Hampshire  have  attracted  mul- 
I  titudes  of  visitors  annually  from  all  parts  of  the  world  to  the  magnifi- 
i  cent  and  unsurpassed  grandeur  ot  the  scenery  of  that  part  of  the  State, 

•  and  given  to  it  the  name  of  the  “  Switzerland  of  America,”  a  New  j 
;  Hampshire  Register  would  hardly  be  considered  complete  did  it  not  j 
I  contain  a  guide  for  the  traveler  from  the.  principal  cities  to  and 
{through  this  picturesque  and  attractive  region.  No  American  should 
ligo  aoroad  for  pleasure  until  he  has  explored  the  most  celebrated  and 
I !  wonderful  sections — and  especially  the  White  Mountains — of  his  own 
cxiuntry,  that  he  may  compare  them  with  those  of  other  lands.  The 
|  i  w>iite  M'xintain  range  is  in  Coos  County,  and  extends  about  twentj 
J  miles  from  north-east  to  south-west,  varying  in  width  from  four  to  tec 
imifes.  They  are  the  highest  elevations  in  New  England,  and  with  a 
{single  exception  the  highest  in  the  United  States  east  of  the  Rocky 
!  Mountains.  The  approaches  to  them  from  all  sections  are  convenient, 

I  comfortable  and  beauiiful,  while  the  conveyances  through  and  over 
them  are  ample  for  all  comers,  with  elegant  hotel  accommodations, 
gentlemanly  landlords  and  reasonable  chargesk 
From  New  York  city,  there  are  a  number  of  different  routes,  the 
i  most  direct  and  beautiful  of  which  is  to  come  through  the  cities  of 
I  New  Haven,  Hartford,  Springfield,  up  the  valley  of  Connecticut  river, 

,  through  Northampton,  Greenfield,  Bellows  Falls  and  Claremont  to 
j  White  River  Junction,  thence  by  Passumpsic  and  Connecticut  Rivers 
■  and  White  Mountains  Railroad  to  Littleton.  From  Littleton  coaches  j 
i  take  travelers  in  a  couple  of  hours  to  the  Profile  House  at  Franconia  i 
{ Notch.  In  this  section  are  many  attractive  and  interesting  scenes 
and  objects,  which  once  visited  will  never  be  forgotten,  and  not  to  see| 
them  is  to  lose  a  great  pleasure.  Echo  Lake  is  but  a  short  walk ! 
from  the  Profile  House  in  one  direction,  and  the  Old  Man  of  the 
Mountain,  or  the  spot  where  he  is  to  be  seen  to  the  best  advantage,  is 


148  WHITE  MOUNTAIN  GUIDE. 

.  about  the  same  distance  in  another  direction.  Two  days  will  suffice 
I  to  visit  these,  and  also  the  Cascade,  Flume,  Pool  and  Basin.  Teams 
are  in  readiness  at  the  Profile  House  each  morning  at  eight  o’clock  to 
'take  visitors  to  the  Old  Man  of  the  Mountain,  Flume,  Pool,  and  Basin, 
land  return  to  dinner  at  two  o’clock,  P,  M.  Saddle  horses  and  guides 
I  can  be  had  to  ascend  Mount  Lafayette,  two  miles  by  carriage  to  base, 
j  thenco  by  bridle  path  three  and  three-fourths  miles  to  top.  The  trip  ' 
jean  be  easily  made  in  six  hours,  and  return  to  Profile  House  to  dinner  j 
I  at  2  o’clock,  P.  M.  The  ascent  of  Cannon  or  Profile  Mountain  may  be ; 
1  made  by  a  foot  path,  which  leads  almost  directlj^  from  tho  front  of  the  j 
i  hotel,  in  about  two  hours.  The  extensive  and  beautiful  prospect  from  ! 

I  .  I 

I  the  summit  of  the  Peinigewasset  valley  and  surrounding  country  is  j 
'  hardly  equaled.  For  time  and  exertion  required  to  visit  them  more  ' 
j  wonderful  works  of  nature  are  found  in  this  than  in  any  other  section  I 
lof  the  White  Mountain  region.  ; 

!  Stages  leave  the  Profile  for  the  Crawford  House,  twenty-six  miles, 
jat  eight  o’clock  each  morning,  and  arrive  there  in  season  for  dinner  at 
I  two  o’clock,  P.  M.  From  the  Crawford  House  is  a  bridle  path  to  the 
!  top  of  Mount  Washington,  eight  miles.  Saddle  horses  and  guides, 

I  together  with  extra  and  appropriate  clothing,  for  ladies  and  gentle- ; 

1  men,  are  always  to  be  obtained  here.  Parties  leave  the  Crawford  for| 
ithe  Tip  Top  House  every  pleasant  morning  through  the  season,  at ; 
'eight  o’clock,  dine  at  the  latter  house,  and  return  to  the  Crawford,  ori 
'  go  down  the  other  side,  eight  miles,  to  the  Glen  House,  at  the  east  j 
I  base  of  Mount  Washington.  From  the  Glen  to  the  Alpine  House  is  i 
i  eight  miles.  ' 

From  the  Crawford  to  the  White  Mountain  House,  is  four  miles. 

I  I 

!  From  the  White  Mountain  House  to  the  base  of  Mount  Washington,  i 

i 

:  six  miU?s,  is  a  good  turnpike,  and  coaches  run  daily  each  way  through  ; 
I  the  season.  A  railroad  has  recently  been  constructed  from  the  base ; 
to  the  top  of  Mount  Washington,  four  miles,  over  which  passengers' 
are  conveyed  in  perfect  safety. 

i 

If  the  tourist  wishes  to  approach  the  mountains  on  the  east  side,  he 
:  goes  from  New  York  to  Boston,  thence  to  Portland,  Me.,  by  railrc^dj 
;  or  steamboat,  and  thence  over  the  Atlantic  and  St.  Lawrence  Railroad 
i  to  the  Alpine  House  in  Gorham.  By  this  route  the  journey  from  New  > 
j  York  occupies  about  twenty-four  hours.  The  tour  through  the  moun-j 
!  tains  can  be  made  from  this  point  with  about  the  same  ease  and  facil-i 
j  ity  as  from  the  Profile  House.  Another  and  exceedingly  pleasant® 
!  route  to  the  east  side  of  the  mountains  is  by  w\ay  of  Boston,  and  Con-; 
I  cord  to  the  Wiers  station  on  the  Boston,  Concord  and  Montreal  Rail-i 
road,  thence  by  steamboat,  which  runs  from  every  train,  across  LaKe  i 
Winnipesaukee  to  Center  Harbor,  and  thence  by  stage  to  Conway  J 


ifATIONAL  DEBT.  149 

through  the  White  Mouutain  Notch  to  the  Glen  and  Alpine -Houses 
Or  proceed  by  the  same  railroad  to  Plymouth,  dine  and  then  go  on  to 
Littleton,  thence  to  the  Profile  House  ;  or  by  stage  from  Plymouth, 
arriving  at  Profile  about  the  same  time. 

Any  and  all  these  routes  are  picturesque  and  beautiful,  and  upon 
them  all  are  found  ample  and  comfortable  conveyances  and  the  best 
hotels  and  most  gentlemanly  landlords  in  New  England. 

I  Stages  leave  the  Profile  House  every  morning  at  seven  o’clock  for 
Littleton  and  connect  there  with  trains  for  New  York  by  way  ofj 
Springfield,  arriving  in  the  former  cit}'  at  half  past  ten  o’clock  the  I 
same  evening  ;  or  by  way  of  Conotfrd  for  Boston,  arriving  about  ha'^-  I 
past  six  o’clock  the  same  evening.  Stages  also  leave  for  Plymouth  at . 
the  same  hour,  arriving  there  in  season  for  dinner,  and  for  the  trak'S 
over  Boston,  Concord  and  Montreal  railroad  by  way  of  Concord  to  Bos¬ 
ton,  and  trains  or  boat  from  New  London  for  New  York,  arriving  b}' 
railroad  at  the  same  time  as  train  from  Littleton,  and  by  boat  from  • 
I  New  London,  the  next  morning. 

1  From  the  Crawford  House  stages  leave  daily  for  Center  Harbor, 
sixty  miles,  thence  by  steamboat  down  Lake  Winnipesaukee  to  Alton  i 
Bay  8fnd  connect  with  railroad  trains  for  Boston  and  New  York.  ! 

From  the  Glen  House  stages  leave  daily  for  Alpine  House  and  con- 

i 

'nect  with  trains  over  the  Grand  Trunk  Railroad  for  Portland  and 
Montreal.  , 

'  At  all  the  larger  hotels  about  the  mountains  mails  are  received 
from  New  York  and  Boston  once  each  day,  and  at  many  of  them  twice. 
They  also  have  telegraph  offices  in  nearly  or  quite  all  of  the  hotels, 

'  thus  placing  guests  in  direct  communication  with  friends  at  home. 


STATEMENT  OF  THE  NATIONAL  DEBT,  DEC.  1,1869. 


Debt  bearing  coin  interest, 
Interest, 

Debt  bearing  currency  interest, 
Interest, 

Debt  matured  bearing  no  interest, 
Interest, 

Debt  bearing  no  interest. 

$2,107,938,000  00 
41,270,486  09 
61,195,000  00 
1,118,900  00 
4,292,026  64 
558,806  88 
431,861,703  18 

Total  debt. 

Amount  In  the  Treasury,  Coin, 

Currency, 

105,969,949  77 
11,802,765  79 

$2,648,234,922  79 

117,772,715  56 

Amount  of  debt,  less  cash  in  the  Treasury, 

$2,530,462,207  23 

Amount  of  debt  Dec.  1, 1869, 
Amount  of  debt  Nov.  1, 1868, 

$2,530,462,207  23 
$2,491,504,450  00 

Increase  of  debt  in  13  months. 

$38,957,757  23 

[50 


U.  S.  GOVERNMENT. 


United  States  Government* 

THE  EXECUTIVE. 

ULYSSES  S.  GRANT,  of  Illinois,  President, 
SCHUYLER  COLFAX,  of  Indiana,  Vice  President, 

THE  CABINET. 


Salary  $25,000 
8,000 


(( 


Hamilton  Fish,  of 
Geo.  S.  Boutwell, 
Geo.  M.  Robeson, 
Wm.  W.  Belknap, 
Jacob  D.  Cox, 

J.  A.  J.  Creswell, 
Ebenezer  R.  Hoar 


N.  Y.,  Secretary  of  State, 

Mass.,  Secretary  of  Treasury, 

N.  J.,  Secretary  of  Navy, 

Iowa,  Secretary  of  War, 

Ohio,  Secretary  of  Interior, 

Maryland,  Postmaster  General, 
Mass.,  Attorney  General, 


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$8,000 


THE  JUDICIARY. 

Supreme  Court  of  tbe  United  States. 

SAiiMON  P.  Chase,  of  Ohio,  Chief  Justice,  Salary  $6,500 

associate  justices — salary  $6,000. 


David  Davis,  of  Illinois, 
Samuel  F.  Miller,  of  Iowa, 
Stephen  J.  Field,  California. 


u 

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Samuel  Nelson,  of  New  York, 

Robert  C.  Grier,  of  Penn., 
jNathan  Cliflord,  of  Maine, 
iNoah  H.  Swayne,  of  Ohio, 

jD.  W.  Middleton,  of  Dist.  Columbia,  Clerk,  fees;  J.  W.  Wallace,  of 
jPenn.,  Reporter,  Si, 500  ;  Richard  C.  Parsons,  of  Ohio,  Marshal,  $3,000. 

Court  of  Claims  of  the  United  States* 

Joseph  Casey,  of  Pennsylvania,  Chief  Judge.  Salary  $4,0®0 
Edward  G.  Luring,  of  Massachusetts,  Judge. 

Ebenezer  Peck,  of  Illinois, 

Charles  C.  Nott,  of  New  York, 

Samuel  Milligan,  of  Tennessee, 

Samuel  H.  Huntington,  of  Connecticut,  ClerK.  $3,000 

T.  Lyle  Dicke.y,  of  Illinois,  Ass’t  Atty.  Gen.  4,000 

Robert  S.  Hale,  of  New  York,  Special  Counsel.  6,000 

Forty-First  Cong-ress* 

First  Session  ctmmenced  March  4,1869  ;  Second  Session,  first  Monday  in 

December,  1869. 

UNITED  STATES  SENATE. 

[Democrats  in  italic ;  all  others  Republicans.] 

Schuyler  Colfax,  of  Indiana,  Vice-Pres.  and  Pres,  of  Senate,  $8,000 
George  C.  Gorham,  of  California,  Secretary,  4,320 

John  R.  French,  of  No.  Carolina,  Sergeant  at  Arms,  2,160 

Alabama — Willard  Warner,  1871 ;  Geo.  E.  Spencer,  1873.  ArTcansas — 
Alexander  McDonald,  1871 ;  Benj.  F.  Rice,  1873.  California — Corne¬ 
lius  Cole,  1873 ;  Eugene.  Casserly,  1875.  Connecticut — Orris  S.  Ferry, 
1873;  William  M.  Buckingham,  1875.  Delaware — Willard  Saulsbury\ 
1871;  IViomas  F.  Bayard,  1875.  Florida — Thomas  W.  Osborn,  1873, 
Abijali  Gilbert,  1875.  Georgia — [Not  admitted,  Nov.  1869.]  Illinois — 
Richard  Yates,  1871 ;  Lyman  Trumbull,  1873.  Indiana — Oliver  P. 
Morton,  1873;  Daniel  D.  Pratt,  1875.  Iowa — James  W.  Grimes,  [resign¬ 
ed]  1871;  James  Harlan,  1873.  Kansas — Edmund  G.  Ross,  1871; 
Samuel  C.  Pomeroy,  1873.  Kentucky — Thos  C.  McCreery,  1871 ;  Gar¬ 
rett  Davis,  1873.  Louisiana — John  S.  Harris,  1871;  William  P.  Kel¬ 
logg,  1873.  Maine— hot  M.  Morrill.  1871 ;  Hannibal  Hamlin,  1875. 
Maryland — George  Flc^•ers,  1873;  William  T.  Hamilton,  Massa¬ 

chusetts — Henry  Wilson,  1871;  Charles  Sumner,  1875.  Michigan — 


U.  S.  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES.  151 


Jacob  M.  Howard,  1871;  Zachariah  Chandler,  1875.  Minnesota — 
Daniel  S.  Norton^  1871;  Alexander  Ramsey,  1876.  Mississippi — [Not 
represented,  Nov.  1869.]  Missouri — Charles  D.  Drake,  1873;  Carl 
Schurz,  1875.  Nebraska — John  M.  Thayer,  1871;  Thomas  W.  Tipton, 
1875.  Nevada — James  W.  Nye,  1873;  William  M.  Stewart,  1875.  New 
Hampshire — Aaron  H.  Cragin,  1871 ;  James  W.  Patterson,  1873. 
New  Jersey — Alexander  G.  Cattell,  1871 ;  John  P.  Stockton^  1875. 
New  York — Roscoe  Conkling,  1873;  Reuben  E.  Fenton,  1875.  North 
^Carolina — Joseph  C.  Abbott,  1871;  John  Pool,  1873.  Ohio — John 
I  Sherman,  1873;  Allen  G.  TTiwr man,  1875.  Oregon — Geo.  H.  Williams, 
j  1871 ;  Henry  W.  Corbett,  1873.  Pennsylvania — Simon  Cameron,  1873 ; 
John  Scott,  1875.  Rhode  Island — Henry  B.  Anthony,  1871;  William 
!  Sprague,  1875.  South  Carolina — Thomas  J.  Robertson,  1871;  Fred- 
jerick  A.  Sawyer,  1873.  Tennessee — Joseph  S.  Fowler,  1871;  William 
|G.  Brownlow,  1.875.  Texas— [Sot  represented,  Nov.,  1869.]  Vermont 
j — Justin  S.  Morrill,  1873;  George  F.  Edmunds,  1875.  Virginia^ 
John  F.  Lewis,  1873;  John  W.  Johnston,  1871,  politics  not  knov  n. 
West  Virginia — Waitman  T.  Willey,  1871;  Arthur  I.  Borem  ’*',  1875. 
^riscoTmn — Timothy  0.  Howe,  1873;  Matthew  H.  Carpente*:^’ 

HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES.* 

I 

'  [Der  its  in  italic  ;  all  others  Republicans,  except  otherwise  marked.] 
JAMES  G.  Blaine,  of  Maine,  Speaker.  Salary,  $10,000 
!  Edward  McPherson,  of  Penn.,  Clerk.  “  ^  4,320 

j  N.  G.  Or(f  V,  New  Hampshire,  Serg’t  at  Arms.  “  *  2.160 

j  Alabama — Allred  E.  Buck,  Charles  W.  Buckley,  Robert  C.  Haplin, 

j  Charles  Haj  s, - Dix,  - Sherwood,  [Not  admitted,  Nov.  1869.] 

\  Arkansas — Logan  H.  Roots,  Anthony  A.  C.  Rogers,  Thomas  Boles, 
j  California — Samuel  B.  Axtell,  Aaron  A.  Sargent,  James  A.  Johnson. 

I  Connecticut — Julius  L.  Strong,  Stephen  W.  Kellogg,  Henry  H.  Stark- 
:  weather,  Wm.  W.  Barnum.  Delaware — Benjamin  T.  Biggs.  Florida 
j — Chas.  M.  Hamilton.  Georgia — J.  W.  Clift,  Nelson  Tift,  Wm.  P. 

I  Edwards,  Samuel  F.  Gove,  C.  H.  Prince,  P.  M.  B.  Young,  claimants 
;  in  dispute,  politics  unknown.  Illinois — Norman  B.  Judd,  John  F. 

;  Farnsworth,  John  B.  Hawley,  Ebon  C.  Ingersoll,  Burton  C.  Cook, 
i  Jesse  H.  Moore,  Shelb}'  M.  Cullam,  Thompson  W  McNeely,  Albert  G. 
Burr,  Samuel  S.  Marshall.  John  B.  Hay,  John  M.  Creft,  John  A.  Logan. 
Indiana — William  E.  Niblack,  Michael  C.  Kerr,  William  S.  Holman, 
George  W.  Julian,  John  Coburn,  ilanief  W.  Foot /lees,  Godlove  S.  Ortb, 
James  N.  Tyner,  John  P.  C.  Shanks,  William  Williams,  Jasper  Pack- 
iard.  Iowa— Goorgo  W.  Mci’rary.  William  Smyth,  William  B.  Allison, 

I  William  Loughridge,  Frank  W.  Palmer,  Charles  Pomeroy.  Kansas — 

I  Sidney  Clarke.  Kentucky — Lawrence  S.  Trimble,  William  N.  Sweeny. 

I  J.  S.  Golladay,  J.  Proctor  Knott,  Boyd  Winchester,  Thomas  L.  Jones, 
[James  B.  Beck,  George  M.  Adams,  John  M.  Rice.  Louisiana — Lionel 
1  H.  Sheldon.  [Rest  in  debate.]  Maine — John  Lynch,  Samuel  P.  Mor- 
i  rill,  James  O.  Blaine,  John  A.  Peters,  Eugene  Hale.  Maryland — 
\Samtiel  Hamhleton,  Stevenson  Archer,  Thomas  Swan,  Patrick  Uamill, 
Frederick  Stone.  Massachusetts — James  Buffington,  Oakes  Ames, 
Ginery  Twichell,  Samuel  Hooper,  Benjamin  F.  Butler,  Nathaniel  P. 
Banks,  George  M.  Brooks,  George  F.  Hoar,  William  B.  Washburn, 
Henry  L.  Dawes.  Michigan — Fernando  C.  Beaman,  William  L. 
Stoughton,  Austin  Blair,  Thomas  W.  Ferry,  Omar  D.  Conger,  Ran¬ 
dolph  Strickland.  Minnesota — Morton  S.  Wilkinson,  Eugene  M.  Wil¬ 
son.  Missouri — Erastus  Wells,  Gustavus  A.  Finkelnburg,  James  R. 
;  McCormick,  Sempronius  H.  Boyd,  Samuel  S.  Burdett,  Robert  T.  Van 
iHorn,  Joel  F.  Asper,  John  F.  Benjamin,  David  P.  Dyer.  Nebraska — 


152  THE  GOVERKOR. 


John  Taffe.  N^evada — ^Thomas  Fitch.  New  Hampshire — Jacob  H. 
jEla,  Aaron  F.  Stevens,  Jacob  Benton.  New  Jersey —  TVilliam  Moore, 
[Charles  Haight,  John  T.  Bird,  ^ohn  Hill,  Orestes  Cleveland.  New  York 
I — Henry  A.  Reeves,  John  G.  Schumaker.  Henry  W.  Slocum,  John  Fox, 
John  Morrissey  Samuel  S.  Cox,  Hervey  C.  Calkin,  James  Brooks,  Fer- 
jnando  Wood,  Clarkson  N.  Potter,  George  W.  Greene,  John  H.  Ketcham, 
John  A.  Griswold,  Stephen  L.  Mayham,  Adolphns  H.  Tanner,  Orange 
jFerris,  William  A.  Wheeler.  Stephen  Sanford,  Charles  Knapp,  Addison 
,H.  Laflin,  Alexander  H.  Bailey,  John  C.  Churchill,  Dennis  McCarthy, 
George  W.  Cowles,  Wm.  H.  Kelsey,  Giles  W.  Hotchkiss,  Hamilton 
Ward,  Noah  Davis,  John  Fisher,  David  S.  Bennett,  Porter  Sheldon. 
North  Carolina — Clinton  L.  Cobh,  David  Heaton,  Oliver  H.  Dockeiw, 
John  T.  Deweese,  Israel  G.  Lash,  Francis  E.  Shober,  Alexander  H, 
Jones.  Ohio — Peter  W.  Strader,  Job  E.  Stevenson,  Robert  C.  Scbenck. 
Wm.  Lawrence,  William  Mungen,  John  A.  Smith,  Janies  J.  Winans, 
.^nhn  Beatty,  Edward  F.  Dickinson,  Truman  IF.  Hoag,  John  T. 
Wilson,  Philadelph  Van  Tmimp,  George  W.  Morgan,  Martin  Welker, 
Kiiakiri  H.  Moore,  John  A.  Bingham,  Jacob  A.  Ambler,  William  H. 

r".me3  A.  Garfield.  Oregr/n — Joseph  S.  Smith.  Pennsvlrnma 
•^—^SamrC^A  J.  Randall,  Charles  O'Neill,  John  Moffet,  Wm.  D.  Kelley, 
[John  R.  Reading,  John  D.  Stiles,  Washington  Townsend,  J.  Lawrence 
Getz,  Oliver  J.  Dickey,  Henry  L.  Cake,  Daniel  M.  Van  Auken,  George 
iW  riysses  Mcrcur,  John  B. Packer,  J.  Waldeman, 

John  Cessna,  Dan'l  J.  Morrell,  William  H.  Armstrong,  Glenni  W. 
Schofield,  Calvin  W.  Gilfillan,  John  Covode^fconte^ted],  James  S. 
.Neglej,  Darwin  Phelps,  Joseph  B.  Donley.  Rhode  Island — Thomas  A. 
Jenckes,  Nathan  F.  Dixon.  South  Carolina — B.  F.  Whittemore,  C.  C. 
Bowen,  S.  L.  Have.  Tennessee — Roderick  R.  Butler,  Horace  Maynard, 
Wm.  B.  S?  kes.  Lewis  Tillman,  Wm.  F.  Prosser,  Sam’l  M.  Arnell,  Isaac 
R.  Hawkins,  M  m,  J.  Smith.  Texas — [Unrepresented  Nov.  1869.]  Ver- 
mon/— Chas.  W.  Willard,  Luke  P.  Poland.  Worthington  C.  Smith.  Vir¬ 
ginia — D.  M.  Norton,  Jas.  H.  ITatt,  jr.,  Chas.  H.  Porter,  Robert  Ridge¬ 
way,  - Miline,  Lewis  McKensie,  James  K.  Gibson,  Joseph  E.  Legar, 

[not  admitted  Nov.  1869;  politics  unknown.]  West  Virginia — Isaac  H. 
Duval,  Jas.  C.  McGrew,  John  S.  Witcher.  Wisconsin — Halbert  E,  Paine, 
iBenjamin  F.  Hopkins,  Amasa  Cobb,  Charles  A.  Eldridgc,  Philetus 
iSawyer,  Cadwalader  C.  W ashburne. 

I  Delegates  from  Territories. — Arizona — Richard  C.  McCormick, 
Independent  Union.  Colorado — Allen  A.  Bradford.  Dakota — S.  L. 
Spink.  Idaho — J.  K.  Shafer.  Montana — J.  M.  Cavanaugh.  New 
Mexico — J,  Francisco  Chaves.  Utah — Wm.H.  Hooper.  Washington — 
- Garfield. 


THE  GOVERNOR 

Of  New  Hampshire  is  chosen  annually,  on  the  second  Tuesday  of 
■March,  by  a  majority  vote,  and  takes  his  seat  on  the  first  Thursday  of 
;the  following  June.  In  case  of  no  election  by  the  people,  the  Legis¬ 
lature  elects  one  of  the  two  persons  having  the  highest  number  of  votes. 

;  A  person,  to  be  qualified  to  hold  the  ofiice  of  Governor,  must  be  thirty  i 
jyears  old,  and  an  inhabitant  of  the  State  for  seven  years  last  preced¬ 
ing  his  inauguration.  In  case  of  the  death,  disability  or  resignation 
of  the  Governor,  the  office  is  filled  by  the  President  of  the  Senate. 

The  Executive  Council  consists  of  five  Councilors,  elected  by  dis-; 
Itricts  at  the  same  time  and  in  the  same  manner  as  Governor.  The' 
Governor  and  Council  appoint  all  judicial  officers,  the  attorney  general,  | 
^solicitors,  notaries,  sheriffs,  coroners,  registers  of  probate,  and  general  i 
■and  field  ofiScers  of  militia.  j 


» 

MINISTERS  TO 

FOREIGN  COUNTRIES. 

153 

ministers  to  Foreign  Countries* 

BNVOTS 

SZTRAORDINART  AND  MINISTERS  PLENIPOTRNTIART. 

ft 

Countrieg, 

Capitals, 

Ministers. 

Res. 

Salary 

Austria, 

Vienna. 

John  Jay, 

N.  Y. 

$12,000 

Brazil, 

Rio  de  Janeiro. 

Henry  T.  Blow, 

Mo. 

12,000 

Chili, 

Santiago. 

Judson  Kilpatrick, 

N.  J. 

10,000 

China, 

Pekin. 

Frederick  T.  Low, 

Cal. 

12,000 

France, 

Paris. 

Elihu  P.  Washburne, 

Ill. 

17,500 

1  Great  Britain 

London. 

John  Lathrop  Motley, 

Mass. 

17,500 

1  Italy, 

Florence. 

George  P.  Marsh, 

Vt. 

12,000 

!  Mexico, 

Mexico. 

Thomas  H.  Nelson, 

Ind. 

12,000 

i  Peru, 

Lima. 

Alvan  P.  Hovey. 

Ind. 

10,000 

1  Prussia 

Berlin. 

George  Bancroft, 

Mass. 

12,000 

1  Russia, 

St.  Petersburg. 

Andrew  G.  Curtin, 

Penn. 

12,000 

!  Spain, 

i 

Madrid. 

Daniel  E.  Sickles, 

N.  Y. 

12,000 

MINISTERS  RRSIDENT. 

• 

1  Argentine  Rep.  Buenos  Ayres. 

Robert  C.  Kirk, 

Ohio. 

$7,500 

1  Belgium, 

Brussels. 

J.  R.  Jones, 

Ill. 

7.500 

1  Bolivar, 

La  Paz. 

Leopold  Markbroit, 

Ohio. 

7,500! 

1  Costa  Rica, 

San  Jose. 

Jacob  B.  Blair, 

W.  Va. 

7,500j 

1  Denmark, 

Copenhagen. 

George  H.  Yeamam, 

Ky. 

7,5001 

J  Ecuador, 

Quito. 

David  A.  Nunn, 

Tenn. 

7,5001 

1  Guatemala, 

Guatemala. 

J.  A.  Hudson, 

Iowa. 

7,5001 

;  Greece, 

Athens. 

C.  K.  Tuckerman, 

N.  Y. 

7,500i 

■  Hawaiian  Isis,  Honolulu. 

Henry  A.  Pierce, 

Hass. 

7,500 

;  Houduras, 

Comayagua. 

Henry  Baxter, 

Mich. 

7,500 

1  Japan, 

Yeddo. 

C.  E.  De  Long, 

7,500 

:  Netherlands, 

Hague. 

Hugh  Ewing, 

Kansas.  7,500 

1 U.  S.  Columbia,  Bogota. 

J.  A.  Hurlbut, 

Ill. 

7,500 

1  Nicaragua, 

Nicaragua. 

Charles  N.  Riotte, 

7,500 

,  Paraejuay, 

Ascension. 

M.  S.  McMahon, 

N.  Y. 

7,500 

!  Portugal, 

Lisbon. 

Samuel  Shellabarger, 

Ohio. 

7,500 

!  Salvador. 

San  Salvador. 

Alfred  T.  A.  Torbert, 

Del. 

7,50u 

;  Swed’n  &  Nor’y,  Stockholm. 

C.  C.  Andrew's, 

Minn. 

7,500 

!  Switzerland, 

Berne. 

Horace  Rublee. 

Wia. 

7,500 

i  Turkey, 

Constantinople.  Edward  Joy  Morris, 

Penn. 

7,500 

1  Venezuela, 

Caraccas. 

James  R.  Partridge, 

Md. 

7,500 

i  • 

MINISTERS  RESIDENT  AND  CONSULS  GENERAL. 

'  Haytl, 

Port  au  Prince.  E.  D.  Basset, 

Penn. 

$7,500 

j  Liberia, 

Monrovia. 

John  Seys, 

Ohio. 

4.000 

i 

CONSULS  GENERAL. 

Ep^ypt, 

Alexandria. 

Charles  Hale, 

Mass. 

$3,500: 

'Syria. 

Beirut. 

Jeremiah  A.  Johnson, 

R.  I. 

2,000 

i  Bengal, 

Calcutta. 

Nathaniel  P.  Jacobs, 

Mich. 

5,000 

Turkey, 

Constantinople.  J.  H.  Goodenow, 

Me. 

3,000 

i  Italy, 

Florence. 

J.  Lorirner  Graham,  jr. 

N.  Y 

Fees. 

1  Prussia, 

Frankrton  the  William  P.  Webster, 

Mass 

3,000 

j  Cuba, 

Havana.  [Main.  E.  S.  Plumb, 

N.  Y. 

6,000, 

!  England, 

London. 

Freeman  II.  Morse, 

Me. 

7,500| 

■  Canada, 

Montreal. 

William  A.  Dart, 

N.  Y. 

4,000; 

France, 

Paris. 

Jno.  Meredith  Read,  jr., 

N.  Y. 

6,000j 

,  Mexico, 

Tampico. 

Franklin  Chase, 

Me. 

l,50d 

j  China, 

Shanghai. 

George  F.  Sew'ard, 

N.  Y. 

4,000; 

1 

'l54 

POPULATION,  GOVERNORS,  AC. 

— "  ■  ,1 

• 

'TABLE  OF  SQUARE  MILES  OF  SURFACE  AND  POPULATION 

1  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES,  TOGETHER  WITH  THE  NAMES 

!  OF  THE  GOVERNORS  OF  ALL  THE  STATES  AND  THE  TI^JeS 
!  OF  HOLDING  ELECTIONS. 

States. 

Pop.  ’60. 

Capitals. 

Governors. 

Elections. 

Alabama 

964,201 

Montgomery 

William  H  Smith 

See  note. 

Arkansas 

435,450 

Little  Rock 

Powell  Cla3rton 

1  M.  Nov. 

California 

379,994 

Sacramento 

Henry  H  Haightf 

1  W.  Sept. 

Connecticut 

460,147 

Hrf  d&N.H’n 

Marshall  Jewell 

1  M.  April. 

Delaware 

112,216 

Dover 

Gove  Saul8bur3'f 

1  Tu.  Aug.  1 

Florida 

140,424 

Tallahassee 

Harrison  Reed 

See  note. 

Georgia 

1,057.286 

Atlanta 

Rufus  B.  Bullock 

1  Tu.  Aug. 

Illinois 

1,711,951 

Springfield 

J ohn  M  Palmer 

See  note. 

Indiana 

1,350,428 

Indianapolis. 

Conrad  Baker 

2  Tu.  Oct, 

Iowa 

674,699 

Des  Moines 

Samuel  Merrill 

2  Tu.  Oct. 

Kansas 

107,206 

Topeka 

James  M  Harvey 

See  note. 

Kentucky 

1,155,684 

Frankfort 

J.  M.  Steveusonf 

1  M.  Aug. 

Louisiana 

709,002 

Baton  Rouge 

H.  C.  Warmouth 

1  M.  Nov. 

Maine 

628,279 

Augusta 

.J  L.  Chamberlin 

2  M.  Sept. 

Maryland 

687,049 

Annapolis 

Odin  Bowief 

See  note. 

;  Massachusetts 

1,231,066 

Boston 

William  Chiflin 

,  See  note. 

Michigan 

749,113 

Lansing 

Henry  P.  Baldwin 

See  note 

Minnesota 

172,023 

St.  Paul 

- Austin 

See  note. 

i  Mississippi 

791,395 

Jackson 

• 

Missouri 

1,182,012 

Jefferson  Cit. 

Jos.  W.  McClurg 

See  note. 

Nebraska 

28,841 

Omaha 

David  Butler 

2  Tu.  Oct. 

Nevada 

6,857 

Carson  City. 

Henry  G.  Blaisdell 

See  note. 

N,  Hamp. 

326,073 

Concord 

Onslow  Stearns 

2  Tu.  March 

New  Jersey 

372,035 

Trenton 

Theo.  F.  Randolph/ 

See  note. 

,  New  York 

3,880,735 

Albany 

John  T.  Hoffmanf 

See  note. 

:  No.  Carolina 

992,622 

Raleigh 

Wm.  W.  Holden 

Not  fixed. 

Ohio 

2,339,502 

Columbus 

Rutherford  B  Hayes 

2  Tu.  Oct. 

Oregon 

52,465 

Salem 

George  L.  Woods 

1  M.  June. 

Pennsylvania 

2,906,115 

Harrisburgh 

John  W.  Geary 

2  Tu,  Oct. 

Rhode  Island 

174,620 

Newpt  k  Prv 

Seth  Paddleford 

1  W.  April. 

So.  Carolina 

703,708 

Columbia 

Robert  K.  Scott 

4  M.  Nov. 

Tennessee 

1,109,801 

Nashville 

D.  W.  C.  Sehter 

1  M.  Aug. 

:  Texas 

604,215 

Austin 

E.  M.  Pease* 

1  M.  Aug. 

Vermont 

315,098 

Montpelier 

Peter  T.  Washburn 

1  Tu.  Sept. 

Virginia  ) 

1,596,318 

Richmond 

Gilbert  C.  Walker  * 

4  Th.  May. 

;  W.  Virginia/ 

Wheeling 

Wm.  E.  Stephenson 

4  Th.  Oct. 

Wisconsin 

Territories. 

Arrizona 

775,871 

Madison 

Prescott 

Lucius  Fairchild 

R  C.  McCormick 

See  note. 

Colorado 

34,277 

Denver 

A.  C.  Hunt 

Dacota 

4,837 

Yancton 

Andrew  J.  Faulk 

Idaho 

Boise  City. 

David  W.  Ballard 

Montana 

Virginia  Cit. 

Green  Clay  Smith 

New  Mexico 

93,516 

Santa  Fe 

Robert  B.  Mitchell 

Utah 

40,273 

Salt  LakeCit. 

Charles  Durkee 

Washington 
Dist.  of  Col. 

11,594 

75,080 

Olympia 

Marshall  F.  Moore 

*  Military  gov’t ;  fDeinocratic  conservative.  All  others  Republicans 

Note — Tuesday  after  first  Monday  in  November. 

. . .  i 

SCHEDULE  OP  STAaCP  DUTIES.  155 


SCHEDULE  OF  STAMP  DUTIES. 
Imposed  by  ^ct  of  Congress  March  26,  1867. 


Agreements,  other  than  those 
mentioned  in  this  schedule  (or  con¬ 
tracts,  or  any  appraisement),  for 
every  piece  of  paper  on  which  it 
is  written,  05 ;  and  same  for  each 
renevrai. 

Appraisements,  see  agreements. 

Bank  Checks,  Drafts  or  Orders, 
i  for  any  amount,  on  any  bank,  bro¬ 
ker,  or  trust  company,  at  sight  or 
on  demand,  .02 ;  for  amount  ex¬ 
ceeding  $10,  on  any  person  other 
'than  a  bank,  banker,  or  trust  com- 
I  pany,  at  sight,  or  on  demand,  .02. 
i  Bill  q/‘Eicc7ian^g(foreign),drawu 
1  in  but  payable  out  of  the  United 
States,  if  drawn  singly  or  other 
wise  than  in  a  set  of  three  or  more 
I  — same  as  inland  bills  of  exchange 
or  promissory  notes;  drawn  in 
sets  of  three  or  more,  for  every 
bill  of  each  set,  where  the  sum 
made  payable  shall  not  exceed 
$100,  or  the  equivalent  thereof,  in 
any  foreign  currency  in  which 
such  bills  may  be  expressed,  .02; 
for  every  additional  $100,  or  frac¬ 
tional  part  thereof  in  excess  of 
$100,  .02. 

Bill  of  Exchange  (inland),  draft, 
or  order  for  the  payment  of  any 
sum  of  money,  not  exceeding  $100 
otherwise  than  at  sight  or  on  de¬ 
mand,  or  Promissory  Notes  (ex- 
i  cept  bank  notes  and  checks),  or  any 
I  memorandum,  check,  receipt,  or 
other  written  or  printed  evidence 
!  of  an  amount  of  money  to  be  paid 
1  on  demand  or  at  a  time  designated, 
;for  a  sum  not  exceeding  $100,  .05; 
for  every  additional  $100,  or  frac-. 
j  tional  part  in  excess  of  $100,  .05. 

1  Bill  of  Lading,  for  goods  and 
i  merchandise  exported  to  foreign 
*port,  other  than  charter  party, 
leach,  .10.  But  bills  to  any  port  in 
i  British  North  America  are  ex- 
1  empt. 

i  Bill  of  Sale. — Bills  of  sale,  by 
I  which  any  ship  or  vessel,  or  any 
'i  part  thereof,  shall  be  conveyed  to 
lor  vested  in  any  other  person  or 
I  persons,  when  the  consideration 
j  shall  not  exceed  $500,  stamp  duty, 


.50  i  do.  when  the  consideration 
exceeds  $500  and  does  not  exceed 
$1000,  $1;  exceeding  $1000,  for 
every  additional  amount  of  $500, 
or  fractional  part  thereof,  .50; 
personal  property  other  than  ships 
and  vessels,  .05. 

Bonds  of  indemnity,  where  the 
money  finally  recoverable  there¬ 
upon  is  $1000  or  less,  .50 ;  w'here 
the  penalty  exceeds  $1000,  for  ev¬ 
ery  additional  $1000,  or  fractional 
part  in  excess  of  $1000,  .50 ;  for 
the  due  execution  of  the  duties  of 
any  office,  $1.00;  of  administra¬ 
tor  or  guardian,  if  the  estate  or 
effects  exceed  $100,  $1 ;  of  any  des¬ 
cription  other  than  such  as  may  be 
required  in  legal  proceedings,  or 
used  in  connection  with  mortgage 
deeds,  and  not  other  wise  charged 
in  this  schedule,  .25.  See  mort¬ 
gage. 

Certificate,  other  than  those 
mentioned,  .05. 

Certificate  of  Damage,  and  all 
other  documents  issued  by  any 
port-warden  or  marine  surveyor, 

.25. 

Certificate  of  Deposit,  for  a  sum 
not  exceeding  $100,  .02 ;  exceeding 
$100,  .05. 

Certificate  of  Profits,  in  any  in- 
corporated  company,  for  an 
amount  not  less  than  $10,  nor  ex¬ 
ceeding  $50,  .10;  from  $50  to  $1000, 
25  ;  exceeding  $1000,  for  every  ad¬ 
ditional  $1000,  or  fractional  part 
thereof,  .25. 

Certificate  of  Stock,  in  incorpor¬ 
ated  company,  .25. 

Charter  Party,  or  any  letter  or 
memorandum  relating  to  the  char¬ 
ter  of  any  vessel ;  if  the  registered 
tonnage  does  not  exceed  one  hun¬ 
dred  and  fifty  tons,  $1.00 ;  from 
one  hundred  and  fifty  to  three 
hundred  tons,  $3.00  ;  from  300  tons 
to  600,  $5  ;  over  six  hundred  tons, 
$10. 

Checks,  (see  Blank  Checks,  and 
bills  of  exchange,  inland  ) 

Cigar  Lights,  made  in  part  of 
wood,  wax,  glass,  paper  or  other 


156  SCHEDULE  OF  STAMP  DUTIES.  '  | 

materials,  in  parcels  or  packages 
containing  twenty-five  lights  or 
less,  .01 ;  in  packages  of  more 
than  twenty-five  and  not  more 
than  fifty,  .02 ;  for  every  addition¬ 
al  twenty-five  lights,  or  fractional 
part  of  that  number,  .01. 

Contracts. — Contracts,  broker’s 
note  or  memorandum  of  sale  of 
any  goods  or  merchandise,  stocks, 
bonds,  notes  of  hand,  for  each  note 
or  memorandum  of  sale,  .10.  (See 
agreements.) 

Conveyance  or  deed  of  grant 
where  the  consideration  or  value 
does  not  exceed  $500,  .50 ;  from 
$500  to  $1000.  $1.00  ;  and  for  every 
additional  $500,  or  fractional  part 
thereof  in  excess  of  $1000,  .50. 

Entry  of  Goods.,  at  Custom 
House,  not  exceeding  in  value 
$100,  .25 ;  from  $100  to  $500,  .50 ; 
exceeding  $500,  $1.00 ;  for  the 
withdrawal  of  goods  from  bonded 
warehouse,  .50. 

i  Friction  Matches,  or  Lucifer 
jMatches,  made  in  part  of  wood,  in 
Ipackages  of  one  hundred  or  less, 
j.Ol ;  when  in  parcels  or  packages 
jcontaining  more  than  one  hun- 
idred,  and  not  more  than  two  hun- 
jdred,  for  each  parcel  or  package, 
|.02  ;  and  for  every  additional  hun- 
idred  or  fractional  part  thereof, 
i.Ol.  For  wax  tapers  double  the 
rates  herein  imposed  upon  friction 
matches. 

Lease,  where  rent  is  $.300,  or 
less,  .50 ;  where  the  rent  exceeds 
|$300  for  each  additional  $200,  or 
jfractfon  in  excess  of  $300,  .50.  As¬ 
signment  of  a  lease,  same  stamp 
'as  original,  and  additional  stamp 
upon  the  value  or  consideration  of. 
‘transfer,  according  to  the  rates  on 
■deeds,  (see  Conveyance.) 

1  Manifest  for  Entry,  Clearance,  of 
vessel’s  cargo  for  foreign  port,  (not 
iincluding  British  American  ports,) 
if  tonnage  does  not  exceed  three 
hundred  tons,  $1.00 ;  from  three 
hundred  to  six  hundred  tons,  $3.00; 
lexceeding  six  hundred  tons,  $5.00. 

1  Marriage  Certificate,  to  the  par¬ 
ities,  .05  ;  to  any  ofiicer  for  record, 
■exempt. 

Memorandums,  (sec  bills  of  ex- 
ichange,  inland.) 

Mortgage  or  Personal  Bonds, 
given  as  security,  for  the  payment 
of  any  definite  sum,  from  $100  to 
$500,  .50 ;  exceeding  $500  and  not 
exceeding  $1000,  $1.00  ;  for  every 
additional  $500,. or  fractional  part 
thereof  in  excess  of  $500,  .50.  Pro¬ 
vided,  That  upon  each  and  every 
assignment  or  transfer  of  a  mort¬ 
gage,  policy  of  insurance,  or  the 
renewal  or  continuance  of  any 
agreement,  contract  or  charter, 
by  letter  or  otherwise,  a  stamp 
duty  shall  be  required  equal  to 
that  imposed  on  the  original  in¬ 
strument. 

Notes,  Promisory,  (See  Bills  of 
Exchange,  inland.) 

Passage  Ticket,  to  a  foreign  port, 
(except  British  N.  America),  cost¬ 
ing  ^35  or  less,  .50;  between  $35 
and  $50,  $1.00;  and  everj'  addi¬ 
tional  $50  or  part  thereof  $.50 
more.  . 

Protest  of  Note,  Draft,  dc.,  or 
marine  protest,  Ac.,  .25. 

Proprietary  Medicines,  Cosmetics, 
dc.,  not  over  twenty-five  cents, 
.01;  not  over  fifty  cents,  .02;  not 
over  seventy-five  cents,  .03 ;  not 
over  one  dollar,  .04 ;  for  every  ad¬ 
ditional  fifty  cents,  or  fraction 
thereof,  .02.  Canned  meats,  fish, 
sauces,  fruits,  jellies,  Ac.,  when 
such  can,  bottle,  or  package  with 
its  contents  weighs  not  more  than 
one  pound,  .01 ;  each  additional 
pound  or  fraction,  .01. 

Power  of  Attorney,  to  transfer 
stock,  bonds,  or  scrip ;  to  collect 
dividends,  interest  or  rent,  .25  ;  to 
vote  by  proxy,  except  in  charit¬ 
able,  religious,  literary,  and  cem¬ 
etery  societies,  .10 ;  to  sell  or  lease 
real  estate,  and  perform  all  other 
acts  not  specified,  $1.00;  for  any 
other  purpose,  .50. 

Prohate  of  WiTl,or  Letter  of  Ad¬ 
ministration,  where  the  estate  does 
not  exceed  the  value  of  $2000, 
$1.00  ;  for  every  addional  $1000,  or 
fractional  part  in  excess  of  $2000, 
.50.  No  stamp  required  where  the 
estate  is  of  less  value  than  $1000. 

PawnhroJeer' s  Certificate,  for  any 
amount,  .05. 

Playing  Cards,  for  and  upon 
every  pack,  not  exceeding  fifty- 

SCHEDULE  OF  STAMP  DUTIES.  157 


two  cards  in  miinber,  irrespective 
of  price  or  value.  05. 

Policy  of  Inmravce,  upon  any 
life  or  live.s,  where  the  aniount  in¬ 
sured  does  not  exceed  SlOOO,  .25  ; 
from  $1000  to  $5(t00,  .50:  exceed¬ 
ing  $5f)00,  Sl.Otl;  fire  and  marine 
irisks,  preniiuin  not  exce^eding  $10, 
|.10 ;  premium  not  exceeding  $50, 

I  25  ;  exceeding  $50,  .50.  Accident¬ 
al  insurance  policies  are  exempt, 
i  Pi-cacvves,  Jellies,  Sauces,  Can- 
jned  Meats.  Ac,,  for  every  bottle, 
jean,  or  package,  .01. 

1  Receipt. — Hcceii)ts  for  any  sum 
of  money,  or  for  the  ])aynK‘nt  of 
lany  debt  due.  exceeding  $20.  not 
jboing  for  satisfactit>n  of  any  mort- 
jgage  or  judgment,  or  decree  of  a 
jeourt,  or  by  endorsement  on  any 
istamped  obligation  in  acknowl- 
■edgement  of  its  fulfilment,  .02. 
Provided,  That  when  more  than 
jone  signature  is  affixed  to  the 
isame  paper,  one  or  more  6tami)8 
maybe  affixe<i  thereto,  represent¬ 
ing  the  whole  amount  of  stamps 
required  for  such  signatures, 
i  Receipts  by  express  companies 
for  the  delivery  of  any  pr()])ert  j 
tor  transportation  are  exempt 
from  stamp  duty. 

Sales,  or  contracts  for  sale  of 
stocks,  bonds,  foreign  exchange, 
gold  and  silver  bullion,  and  coin. 
j)romissory  notes  and  other  secur¬ 
ities,  when  made  by  brokers, 
banks,  or  bankers  who  pay  a  spe¬ 
cial  tax,  require  stamps  equal  to 
one  cent  on  every  $1()0  ;  if  there  is 
a  fraction  over  $ln0.  the  same  to 
l>estami)ed  at  the  full  rate  of  $100; 
when  made  by  a  person,  firm,  or 
corporation  not  paying  special 
tax,  for  every  $100  of  value,  05.. 
A  memorandum  of  sale  or  con¬ 
tract  must  be  made  by  the  seller 
to  tlie  buyer,  upon  the  sale  or 
contract  being  made,  and  the 
stamp  affixed  thereto. 

Exemptifms.  —  No  stamp  duty 
shall  be  required  on  powers  of  at¬ 
torney  or  any  other  paper  relating 
to  apjdicatxon  f/r  bounties,  arrear¬ 
ages  of  pay,  or  pensimis,  of  the  re¬ 
ceipt  thereof  from  time  to  time  ;  or 
upon  tickets  or  contracts  of  insur- 


j  ance  when  limited  to  accidental  ' 
I  injur.v  to  persons;  nor  on  cer-^ 
tificates  of  the  measurement  or 
weight  of  animals,  wood,  coal,  i 
or  hay:  nor  on  deposit  notes  to 
mutual  insuratice  companies,  for  ! 
the  insurance  upon  whic'h,  poli¬ 
cies  subject  to  stamp  duties  liave 
been  or  are  to  be  issued,  nor  oji 
any  warrant  of  attorney  accompa¬ 
nying  a  bond  or  note  when  such  \ 
bond  or  note  shall  have  affixed  i 
thereto  the  stamp  or  stamps  de  j 
noting  the  duty  required ;  and  ’ 
whenever  any  bond  or  note  shall  ; 
be  secured  by  a  mortgage,  but  one  1 
stamp  duty  shall  be  required  to  i 
be  placed  on  such  papers;  nor  on  j 
any  cerlificate  of  the  record  of  a| 
deed  or  other  instrument  in  writ-j 
ing,  or  of  the  acknowledgment  or  j 
proof  thereof  by  attesting  wit- 1 
nesses;  nor  to  any  endorsement  ' 
of  a  negotiable  instrument.  j 

I^ovided,  That  the  stamp  duty  j 
•  placed  thereon  shall  be  the  high-  i 
1  est  rate  required  for  said  instru-  i 
;  ments,  or  either  of  them.  ! 

I  The  Penalty  for  making,  signing  j 
I  or  issuing  any  instrument,  docu-| 
I  ment  or  paper  of  any  kind  or  de- ! 
:  scription  ;  or  for  accepting  or  pay-  ! 

ing  a  bill  of  exchange,  draft,  order! 
I  or  note  without  the  same  being' 
I  duly  stamped,  with  intent  to  i 
,  evade  the  provisions  of  the  law, 

;  is  a  fine 'of  two  hundred  dollars' 
;  for  each  and  every  otfence  and  the 
!  document  is  invalid  and  of  no 
i  effect.  ; 

General  Remarls. — Instruments! 
are  not  to  be  recorded  unless  prop-i 
:  erly  stamped  and  cancelled. 

No  instrument  is  invalid  for  the 
want  of  the  particular  kind  of 
stamps  designate<l,  provided  a 
!  legal  stamp  of  equal  amount  (ex- 
i  cept  proprietary  stamps),  is  duly 
alRxed. 

I  All  official  instruments,  docu¬ 
ments  ;  and  j)apers  issueil  or  used 
by  officers  of  the  United  States 
government,  or  by  tlu^  officers  of 
any  Statt?,  county  or  other  muni¬ 
cipal  corporation  are  exempt. 

In  ca.se3  where  an  adhesive  . 
stamp  shall  be  used  for  denoting 


POST  OFFICE  REGULATIONS. 


158 


any  duty  imposed  by  this  act,  the 


!  hie  name  and  date  upon  which  the 
I  same  shall  be  attached  or  used,  so 
I  that  the  same  may  not  again  be 
!  used,  under  a  penalty  of  $50. 
j  Postage  stamps  cannot  be  used 
I  as  reveuue  stamps. 

I  No  deed,  instrument,  document, 
writing,  or  paper,  required  by  law 
!  to  be  stamped,  which  has  been 
signed  or  issued  without  being 
'duly  stamped,  or  with  a  deficient 

I 

I  - ^ 


;  Stamp,  nor  any  copy  thereof  shall  i 
;  be  recorded  or  admitted,  or  used  as  ! 

I  evidence  in  any  court,  until  a| 
j  legal  stamp  or  stamps,  denoting ' 

'  the  amount  of  tax,  shall  have 
;  been  affixed  thereto  as  prescribed 
!  by  law. 

;  The  party  to  whom  a  document  i 
:  is  issued  from  a  foreign  country, ; 
I  or  by  whom  it  is  to  be  used,  shall, ' 
!  before  using  the  same,  affix  tnere- ! 
I  on  the  stamp  or  sta,mps  indicating ; 
the  dutj'  required. 


POST-OFFICE  REGULATIONS.  JULY,  1869. 


i  The  rate  of  postage  on  mail  letters,  to  an}’  part  of  the  United  States* ! 
is  three  cents  a  half  ounce  or  fraction  thereof.  The  rate  of  postage  j 
on  drop  letters,  at  offices  where  free  delivery  by  carrier  is  established, ' 

;  is  two  cents  per  half  ounce  or  fraction  of  a  half  Ounce  ;  at  offices  where  ! 

I  such  free  delivery  is  not  established  the  rate  is  one  cent.  All  drop  as  ■ 
i  well  as  mail  letters  must  bo  prepaid.  Letter  iiostage  is  to  be  charged  ; 
I  on  all  handbills,  circulars,  or  other  j»rinted  matter  which  shall  con-  j 
!  tain  any  manuscript  writing  whatever.  Daguerreotypes,  when  sent  | 
in  the  mail,  are  to  be  charged  with  letter  postage,  by  weight.  Photo-  j 
graphs  on  cards,  paper,  and  other  flexible  material  (not  in  cases)  can ! 
be  sent  at  the  same  rate  as  miscellaneous  printed  matter,  viz.,  two ! 
cents  for  each  four  ounces  or  fraction  thereof. 

Newspaper  Postage.  Postage  on  Daily  Papers  to  sub'Jcribcrs, 
i  w'hen  pre-paid  quarterly  or  yearly  in  advance,  either  at  the  mailing  of- 
;  fice  or  office  of  delivery,  per  quarter,  (three  months,)  35  cents ;  six ; 
:  times  per  week,  per  quarter,  (3  months,)  .30;  for  tri-weekly,  .15;  for 
semi-weekly,  .10;  for  weekly,  .05.  Weekly  newspapers  (one  copy| 
only)  sent  by  the  publisher  to  actual  subscribers  within  the  county 
where  printed  and  published, /rre, 

I  Postage  per  Quarter  (to  be  paid  quarterly  or  yearly  in  advance) 

.j  on  Newspapers  and  Periodicals  issued  less  frequently  than  once  a 
;  week,  sent  to  actual  subscribers  in  any  part  of  the  United  States  :  j 

Semi-monthly,  not  over  4  oz.,  6  cts.  ;  over  4  oz.  and  not  over  8  oz,  12 
cts.  ;  over  8  oz.  ami  not  over  12  oz.  18  cts.  ;  Monthly,  not  over  4  oz.  3  j 
j  cts.  ;  ov-er  4  oz.  and  not  over  8  oz.  6  cts.  ;  over  8  oz.  and  not  over  12  oz. ; 
9  cts.  ;  Quarterly,  not  over  4  oz.  1  cent.  ;  over  4  oz.  and  not  over  8  oz.  2 ' 
i  cts.  ;  over  8  oz.  and  not  over  12  oz.  3  cts.  ; 

I  Quarterly  postage  cannot  be  paid  for  less  than  three  months.  If  a 
!  subscription  begins  at  any  other  time  than  the  commencement  of  an 
loficial  quarter.  Subscribers  for  short  terms — exceeding  three  months 
j  say  four  or  five  months — can  pay  quarterly  postage  for  the  actual; 
i  term  of  their  subscriptions — that  is  for  one  quater  and  a  third,  one ; 
j^uar^^rand  two  thirds,  etc.  The  law’  only  requires  that  at  least  one: 
j  quarter’s,  postage  shall  be  pre-paid.  and  not  more  than  one  year’s  post- 
;  age.  Any  term  between  one  quarter  and  one  year  can  therefore  be 
i  prepaid  at  proportionate  rates. 

!  Publishers  of  Newspapers  and  Periodicals  may  send  to  each  other 
j  from  their  respective  offices  of  publication,  free  of  postage,  one  copy 
j  of  each  publication,  and  may  send  to  each  actual  subscriber  inclosed  in 
j  their  publications,  bills  and  receipts  for  the  same,  free  of  postage. 


POST  OFFICE  REGULATIONS. 


1591 


They  may  also  state  on  their  respective  publications  the  date  when  the 
subscription  expires,  to  be  written  or  printed. 

Religious,  Temperance,  Educational  and  Agricultural  Newspapers  of 
small  size,  issued  less  frequently  than  once  a  week,  may  be  sent  in 
!  packages,  to  one  address,  at  the  rate  of  one  cent  for  each  package  not 
I  exceeding  four  ounces  in  weight,  and  an  additional  charge  of  one  cent 
:  is  made  for  each  additional  four  ounces  or  fraction  thereof,  the  post- 
,  ago  to  be  paid  quarterly  or  yearly  in  advance. 

I  Newsdealers  may  send  newspapers  and  periodicals  to  regular  sub¬ 
scribers  at  the  <iuarterly  rates,  in  the  same  manner  as  publishers,  and 
may  also  receive  them  from  publishers  at  subscribers’  rates.  In  bothi 
cases  the  postage  to  be  prepaid,  either  at  the  mailing  or  delivery  office.  1 

Publications  issued  without  disclosing  the  office  of  publication,  or, 
containing  a  fictitious  statement  thereof,  must  not  be  forwarded  by 
postmasters,  unless  prepaid  at  the  mailing  office  at  the  rates  of  tran¬ 
sient  printed  matter. 

postage  on  transient  printed  matter. 

Books,  not  over  four  ounces  in  weight,  to  one  address,  4  cts.  ;  over 
four  oz.  and  not  over  eight  oz.,  8  cts.  ;  over  eight  oz.  and  not  over 
i  twelve  oz.,  12  cts.  ;  over  twelve  oz.  and  not  over  sixteen  oz.,  16  cts. 
i  CiRCUL.iRS,  not  exceeding  three  in  number,  to  one  address,  2  cts.  ;  j 
j  OA'er  three  and  not  over  six,  4  cts.;  OA'er  six  and  not  over  nine,  6  cts.  ; ' 
iover  nine  and  not  exceeding  tw'elve,  8  cts.  ;  j 

j  Exchange  newspapers  and  periodicals  cannot  be  remailed  without  j 
i  being  chargeable  with  postage.  ' 

j  Where  packages  of  newspapers  or  periodicals  are  received  at  any  post 
office  directed  to  one  address,  and  the  names  of  the  club  of  subscribers 
to  which  they  belong,  with  the  postage  for  a  quarter  in  advance  ,  shall 
be  handed  to  the  postmaster,  he  shall  deliver  the  same  to  their  respec- 1 
tive  owners.  But  this  does  not  apply  to  weeldy  newspapers  which  ^ 
circfllate  free  in  the  county  where  printed  and  published.  I 

I  RANKING. — Franking  is  restricted  to  the  j^resident,  his  privato  ‘•ec-l 
retary,  the  vice-president,  heads  of  executive  departments,  heads  of, 
bureaus  and  chief  clerks  to  be  designated  by  the  Postmaster-General,  j 
senators  and  representatives,  secretary  of  senate  and  clerk  of  house,  j 
Besides  these,  the  commissioner  of  Education  posesses  the  official 
:  privilege;  and  all  cop^’right  booV  ,,  maps,  etc.,  may  be  forwarded  to! 
j  the  Librarian  of  Congress,  free  oi  postage,  provided  the  words  ”  copy-j 
1  right  matter”  be  plainly  written  or  printed  on  the  package.  And 
!  postffiasters  are  required  to  give  receipts  for  such  packages  if  required. 

1  Certain  Revenue  officers,  also,  besides  those  mentioned  in  the  .section 
;  above  named,  possess  the  privilege  as  an  official  trust,  as  follows:  As- 
■  sessors  ma}’’  frank  on  official  business  to  Assessors,  to  assistant  Assess- 
I  ors,  and  to  Collectors  ;  Assistant  Assessors  may  only  frank  to  Asses- 
I  sors.  Collectors  may  frank  to  collectors.  Deputy  Collectors  and  As-' 
sessors;  Deputy  Collectors  may  frank  only  to  Collectors.  Nocominu-i 
I  nication,  official  or  otherwise,  from  the.se  officers  to  private  citizens ' 
I  can  be  sent  free.  The  Act  of  March  1,  1869  relating  to  franking,  .makes  [ 
no  change  in  the  privilege,  but  merely  enacts  that  the  signature  of  the! 
franking  party  must  be  written,  and  not  printed.  Documents  from  offi¬ 
cers  to  their  several  departments,  marked  official,  also  go  free;  also 
Petitio.vs  to  Congress.  The  weight  of  franked  matter  must  not  exceed 
four  ounces  per  package,  save  Congress  books,  Ac. 

Foreign  Postage — On  letters  to  England  or  Ireland,  12  cents,  pre¬ 
paid,  subject  to  a  fine  of  five  cents  additional  if  not  prepaid  ;  on  news, 
papers  2  cents,  prepaid.  To  Canadian  provinces,  on  letters  si.x  cents,  if 


/ 


.  — r - - 

160  NEW  LAWS  —  INTERNAL  REVENUE  OFFICERS. 


j  prepaid,  and  ten  cents  if  unpaid  or  insufficiently  paid — payment  to 
i  be  in  U.  S.  postage  stamps — not  in  money;  Ou  newsi)apers  2  cents, 
j  prepaid.  For  rates  «and  routes  to  other  foreign  countries,  inquire  at 
[  your  post  office,  as  the  rates,  different  routes,  to  the  same  destina- 
I  tion,  vary  greatly. 

;  Money  Orders — The  fees  or  charges  for  money  orders  will  be  as  fol- 
llows  :  On  orders  not  exceeding'  $20,  10  cts. ;  o\  er  $20,  and  not  exceed- 
;ing$30,  1.5  cts.  Over  30,  and  not  exceeding  $10,  20  cts.  Over  $10,  and 
1  not  exceeding  $50,  25  cts. 

j  For  a  list  of  all  the  Post-Offices  in  New  Hampshire  whore  Money 
Orders  can  be  obtained,  see  page  60. 


!  NEW  LAWS. 

Among  the  most  important  laws  enacted  by  the  New  Hampshire 
Legislature,  in  June,  1869,  were  the  following  : 

An  Act  requiring  savings  banks  to  invest  lialf  of  their  deposits  in  this 
3tate ;  and  to  pay  into  the  State  treasury  a  tax  of  one  per  cent 
in  lieu  of  all  other  taxes  on  such  deposits. 

Changing  the  name  of  Upper  Gilmauton  to  Belmont.  • 
Constituting  the  town  of  Tilton,  from  a  pjirt  of  the  town  of  San- 
bornton. 

Allowing  respondents  to  testify  in  criminal  cases. 

Making  the  Standard  weight  of  potatoes  60  lbs.  per  bushel. 
Authorizing  towns  to  build  lock-ups  for  the  temporary  detention 
of  offenders. 

Authorizing  towns  to  build  receiving  tombs. 

1  Taxing  foreign  insurance  companies  doing  business  in  this  State. 
Prohibiting  the  killing  of  snipe,  woodcock,  pigeons  and  some  other 
birds,  between  the  1st  of  February  and  the  Icth  of  August, 
j  Prohibiting  the  catching  of  trout,  salmon-trout,  pickerel  or  mus-j 

!  kallonge,  except  with  hooks  and  linos  in  hand.  j 

!  To  puni.sh  baggage-smashers.  j 

I  Making  milk-measure  the  same  as  wine-measure.  | 

I  Increasing  the  rate  of  board  at  the  State  Reform  School  from  one  \ 

I  to  two  dollars  per  week. 

!  Suspending  payment  by  the  State  for  military  encampments,  five; 
i  years;  and  fixing  the  pay  of  the  Adjutant  at  one  thousand  doi-' 

j  lars  per  year.  •  j 

I  To  prevent  the  mar»'«ace  of  cousins,  ' 

I  Prohibiting  the  bririg^fig  of  paupers  into  this  State,  j 

i  Exempting  Alms-houses  and  County  farms  from  taxation,  | 


Internal  Revenue  Officers  in  New  Hampshire. 

First  Congressional  District. — Samuel  A.  Haley,  Newmarket,  Asses¬ 
sor  ;  Andrew  H.  Young,  Dover,  Collector. 

Second  Congressional  District. — Isaac  W.  Smith,  Manchester,  As¬ 
sessor  ;  Elijah  M.  Topliff," Manchester,  Collector. 

Third  Congressional  District. — Bolivar  Lovell,  Alstead,  Assessor ; 
Chester  Pike,  Cornish,  Collector. 


AD  VEBTISE>IBNT9 . 


lei 


Sullivan  lacMne  Compaiiy, 

(Late  J.  P.  Upham  A  Co.) 

IV.  B.9 

Quarrying.  Gadding,  ^  Stone- Dressing 
Machines,  Diamond  Drills,  Tunnel¬ 
ing  and  Mining  Machines,  Ty¬ 
ler  Water  Wheels,  {reduced 
list,)  and  all  descriptions 
OF  FOUNDERY  AND  MILL  WORK. 

N.  B.  Cash  paid  for  Old  Iron. 

J.  P.  UPHAM,  Pres,  R.  W.  LOTE,  Treaa. 

- - —  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  - - - - - —  — 

ESTABLISHED  1815. 

El  K.  SMITH  &  SON, 

Bakers  and  Confectioners, 
HA-asrovEH,  asr.  n. 

Manufacture 

FROM  THE 

Best  Crushed  Sugar  and  the  Finest  Essential  Oils. 

ALSO 

Boston,  Soda,  Wine,  Lemon,  Milk,  Picnic 
.and  Graham  Crackers 

Of  the  best  quality. 


Orders  from  the  trade  will  receive  prompt  attention,  and  will  be  • 
delivered  free  of  cost.  j 

Consumers  will  find  it  for  their  Interest  to  ask  their  Grocers  for ' 

HANOVER  CRACKERS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


162 

lElB.  HinBllCE, 

DEALER  IN  I 

1)ElD!-MtD[  CLOTHINGj 

Hats,  Caps,  Cents’  Famishing  Goods, 

LADIES’  AND  GENTS’  FURS, 

Robes,  Blankets,  Tranks,  Valises, 

BAOS,  XJIVIBB.EXjIjA.S,  <ScO. 

No.  4,  Perry’s  Block,  Tremont  Street, 

-  IiT.  HI.  I 

Cash  paid  for  Shipping  Furs.  j 


HAUBHICK  ^  HAWKB, 


FAR  WELL’S  BLOCK, 

ir.  m. 

Where  will  be  found  the  best  of  Clothes,  and  a  fit  warranted. 


HENEY  PATTEN, 

Dealer  in 

FOREIGN  $.  DOMESTIC  DRV  GOODS, 


WEST  INDIA  GOODS, 


Claremont,  Lower  Village,  K.  S, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


163 


WM.  M.  LADD,  M.  D., 


Dealer  in 


Drugs,  Medicines  &  Chemicals, 

JVb.  2,  Brownes  Bloch, 


AT  HASKELL  &  TOLLES’ 

You  will  always  find  the  Largest,  Best  and  Cheapest  assortment  of 

furniturp:,  crockery  and  glass, 

Cutlery  and  House-Keeping  Goods  in  the  Stfdo.  PerlCP  IhUt 

and  Reps.  Ch;imher  Suits  in  Pine.f^tifc  and  elegantly  orna¬ 

mented  Black  Walnut. 

Ittat)T&25SS— Hair,  Sponge,  Excelsior  &  Husk. 

Spring- 

BABBETT’S,  CONCORD,  TUCKER’S  AND  AMERICAN. 
MIRRORS  from  25  Cents  to  $25.00. 

A  great  variety,  and  framing  to  order  with  neatness  and  dispatch 
Ilave  you  seen  the  new  Clock  Spring  Window  Fixture  ?  If  not 
call  at  H.  k  T’s  and  examine  before  using  any  other. 

COFFINS  ANU  CASKETS, 

A  great  variety,  and  at  liberal  prices.  Also  Burial  Robes  of  very 
fine  and  tasteful  manufacture. 

LEVI  BEOOK^^  ~ 

CLAREMONT,  (Lower  Village,)  N.  H. 

Mr.  Brooks  resides  near  his  place  of  business  and  attends  to  calls 
at  all  hours,  night  or  day. 

Surji^ical  Instnimetitfli  of  every  description. 


164  abveetiseme::sts, 

Johnson  &  Fisher ^ 

Dealers  in 

GROOEtUES,  FRUITS  &  PROVISIONS,! 

*  — AND -  j 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  | 

Dealers  in  Flour,  Grain,  and  Peed. 

FISHER'S  BLOCK,  TREMONT  SQUARE, 

CLAREMONT,  N.  H.  I 

REDFIELD  BROTHERS, 

Dealers  in 

f.  I.  Cools,  Groceries,  ProTisiois,  Teas, 

BROWNS'  BLOCK,  UNDER  THE  POST  OFFICE, 

CLAREMONT,  N.  H. 

R  B.  LULL,  ~ ! 

’  I 

Dealer  in  all  kinds  of  j 

FRESH  AND  SALTED  MEAT,  TRIPE,  | 

Lard,  Pork  &  Hams,  Poultry,  &c.,  i 

I 

Tremont  St..  Clareinont,  Jf.  H.  ! 

•  ! 

Highest  market  price  paid  for  live  Cattle,  Sheep,  Swine  and  Poultry,  j 

J.  w:  PEIRCE  &  GO., 

Dealers  in 

iDrf  Cools,  West  Iniia  Cools  &  Groceries, 

R£AD\’-:nAD£  CLOTHING, 

Crockery  and  Glass  Ware,  Hardware,  Paints, 

OILS,  COAL  WOOD,  ^c.,  I 

CLAREMONT,  N.H.  ! 

-  I 

4^  All  kinds  of  Produce  bought  at  the  highest  market  price,  j 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  165 


D.  X..  GUERlVSXiY, 

I  (Successor  to  D.  L.  Qvehnsey  &  Co.) 

^BOOKSEttiR  &  ST«Tf®ettB, 

i  And  Jobber  of  Cap,  Note,  and  Letter  Papers,  Envelopes,  Steel  Pens, 

Blank  and  School  Book«. 

Also,  General  Accent  for  Maps,  Pictures  and  Subscription  Books, 
for  \>'tiich  Ajjents  abe  wanted  and  constant  •employment  given. 

State  Vlock,  -  .  -  -  COIVCORD,  N.  H. 

E.  vj.  BOWEISr, 

And  dealer  in  Harnesses,  - 

Trunks,  Valises  and  Horse-Blankets, 

And  every  thing  connected  with  a  first  class  establishment. 

N.  B,  A  large  stock  of  T>adie.s’  Bags  on  hand  at  lower  prices  thar. 
at  any  other  place.  Please  call  in  at 

i  1^0.  1 19  Plca«aiat  St.4  ClareuQcnt,  N*  H. 

VALUABLE  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE. 

;  That  portion  of  the  well  known  Brick  Block,  in  the  lower  village  of 
Claremont,  N.  II.,  for  the  last  thirty-three  years  occupied  by  the 

CLAKEMONT  BOOKSTORE. 

'  1 

j  By  trifling  alterations  and  repairs,  it  can  be  made  one  of  the  most  ; 
commodious,  as  it  is  the  most  capacious,  building  for  business  purposes, } 
in  the  town.  The  price  ^\^ll  be  low  and  posse.ssion  given  in  reason-! 
able  time  from  date  of  sale.  For  further  particulars,  inquire  in  j)er-| 
son  or  bj'  mail  of  the  Claremont  Manufacturing  Company.  Will  be 
sold  lower  before  the  Railroad  is  completed,  than  after. 


NAHUM  MARSHALL, 

Dealer  in 


Fruits  and  Vegetables  in  their  season. 

Patten’s  Block,  Lower  Village,  Claremont,  N.  H. 


Goods  delivered  free  to  any  part  of  the  village. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


166 


THE 

BEST  ADVERTISING  MEDIUMS. 


Circulates  over  the  entire  State.  It  contains  but  few  ad¬ 
vertisements.  It  is  thoroughly  read  by  its  patrons.  Its 
readers  are  among  the  first  class.  Send  your  advertise¬ 
ments  and  we  will  make  terms  satisfactory.  , 


TlSMOirS 


Circulates  in  all  the  Counties  in  Vermont  bordering  on  the 

I 

Connecticut  River.  It  has  special  editions  for  Windham 
County,  Windsor  County,  Orange  County,  Caledonia,  Or¬ 
leans  and  Essex  Counties.  Circulation  nearly  4000  copies. 


Oranitc  State  Ifnurnal 

Affords  the  best  facility  for  advertising  in  the  Counties  of 
I  Cheshire,  Sullivan,  and  Grafton,  in  New-Hampshire. 

Tk  Aurora  of  Ike  Yallej 

Circulates  about  FIVE  THOUSAND’  COPIES  on  both  sides 
of  the  Connecticut  River,  in  Vermont  and  New-Hampshire. 

Advertisements  received  for  any  or  all  of  these  Papers,  on 
!  reasonable  terms. 

Address , 

L.  J.  McINDOE, 

Windsor,  Vt. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  167 


\Examine  it  and  yoii  will  buy  no  other. 

Patent  Steel-Spring*,  Self-Closing 


i  Far  superior  to  the  old-fashioned  Rubber  Bands  or  Tucks. 

W  e  have  them 


Or  for  any  and  every  year. 

SEND  FOR  THE  PRICE  EIST. 

You  wilt  sell  some  this  year  and  more  next. 

Persons  not  living  near  where  they  are  kept,  desiring  sin‘ 
gle  copies,  can  get  them  of  us,  by  mail,  by  sending  the 
money,  at  the  following  rates  : 


No. 

20, 

size 

about 

3x4 

inches. 

0.50. 

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22, 

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23, 

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1.00. 

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ii 

31x6 

(( 

.80. 

(C 

25, 

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(( 

31x7 

(( 

1.00. 

We  have  eighteen  styles,  in  all,  at  varying  prices. 

Please  send  your  orders  as  early  as  possible,  addressed  to 

THE  CLAREMONT  MANUF’G  CO., 

Clai'emont,  JV*.  H. 


ADVERriSEMENTS. 


168 


VERMONT  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

Office— Peck  BDiliing,  College  St.,  Burlington,  Tt. 

j  The  ratio  of  net  assets  to  liability  greater  than  any  Com- 
j  pany  doing  business  in  the  State. 

AL»L.  POL.ICIES  NON-FORFEITAtttE* 

i 

I  This  Company  adopts  the  provisions  of  the  Massachu¬ 
setts  Non-Forfeiture  Law. 

I  Dividends,  on  the  contribution  plan,  declar^  and  PAID 
annually.  ^  | 

Russell  S.  Taft,  -  -  -  -  President. 

Rodney  S.  Wires,  -  -  .  Vice-President. 

.  Warren  Gibbs,  -  -  -  -  Secretary. 

S.  W.  Thayer,  M.  D.,  -  -  Medical  Counsel,  j 

Chas.  E.  Eaton.  -  -  -  Supt.  of  Agencies.  | 

I 

Parties  desirous  of  acting  as  agents,  or  of  being  connected  with  the  j 
Company  as  Members,  will  please  apply  at  the  Home  office,  either 
personally  or  by  letter. 

Massacbusetts  Mutual  Life 

INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

Springfield,  Mass. 

’  Dividends  Annually  on  the  Contribution  Method. 

AL.L.  POMCIES  NO^r-FORFEITABLE. 

A-ssets,  -  32,259,188.51 

M.  V.  B.  EDGERLT,  Supt.  of  Agencies,  Manchester,  N.  H. 

TrareUfiff  ^^dffents  for  K/.  Northern 

John  B.PiKe,  Plainfield,  N.  H.  A.  J.  Edqerlt,  No.  Haverhill,  N.  H. 
GrOLDSMiiH  &  Seavet,  St.  Albans,  Tt.  E.  B.  Leavitt,  Burlington,  Vt. 

f". '  • 

Fire  and  Live  Stock  Insurance  Policies  written  in  Cheshire 
County  Mutual  Company.  Also  policies  furnished  in  the  iEtna, 
Hartford,  Springfield  Fire  and'  Marine,  Security,  and  other  safe  and ; 
reliable  companies,  by 

JOHN  B.  PIKE,  Gen’l  Ins.  Agt.,  Plainfield,  N.  H. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  169 


IROI,  STEEL  SPEIE&S, 


HEAVY  HARDWARE. 


Warehouse  Ckrrner  of  Broadway  arid  Fourth  Street?* ^ 

•  (Near  the  Union  Railroad  Depot,) 

TROY,  N.  Y. 

1  The  siihscribers  would  call  the  attention  of  Merchants,  Machinists, 
j  Carriage  Makers  and  Blacksmiths  to  their  large  stock,  particularly 
united  to  their  wants.  Constantly  on  hand 

Iron  and  Steel  of  all  Descriptions, 

"Wrought  Boat  and  Ship  Spikes,  Burden’s  Patent  Horse-Shoes, 
Horse-Nails,  Anvils  and  Vices,  Smith’s  Bellows, 
Carriage  and  Tire-Bolts  with  Forged  Nuts, 
made  from  best  Refined  Iron, 

COLEMAN’S  GENUINE  PHILADELPHIA 
CARRIAGE,  TIRE,  AND  CUTTER  SHOE  BOLTS, 

Cutter  Rivets,  Common  Half  Patent,  and  Patent  j 

AXLES,  CUP-THILL  SHACKLES, 

Fifth  "Wheels,  Clip  King  Bolts,  Drilling  Machines,  Patent 
Toe  Calks,  Plow  Bolts,  Tire  Benders,  Hot  Punched 
Nuts,  Wrought  Felloe  Plates,  "Washers,  Files, 
Screws,  Malleable  Iron,  Stocks  and  Dies, 
Coil-Chains,  Boiler-Rivets,  Nail- 
Rods,  Best  Norway  Nut  Iron, 

ESOPUS  HORSE-SHOE  IRON,  very  superior  quality. 

BKAi\DS  \VARUANT£1>. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Steel  Springs  of  every  Description, 

Cutter,  Sieigh  and  Bob-Shoes,  all  Steel ;  Crow-Bars,  Steel  Sledges 
and  Hammers,  and  Wrought  Nuts. 

AGENTS  FOR  THE  SALE  OF 

Burden’s  Superior  Iron  and  Horse  and  Mule  Shoes. 

All  of  which  are  offered  on  reasonahle  terins.'“’©0l 

HANNIBAL  GREEN  &  SON. 


170  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


TYLER  IMPROVED 


r  ' '  Patented  in  1855,  1856, 1858,  1864  and  1866. 


CHEAPEST,  BEST  AND  MOST  RELIABLE  WATER 
i  WHEEL  IN  EXISTENCE. 

j  I 

There  are  more  than  3CKX)  of  these  wheels  now  running,  driring  all  j 
■  kinds  of  machinery,  in  erery  State  and  Territory  and  in  the  Canadas.! 
They  have  been  longer  in  operation  than  any  other  iron  wheel,  and  i 
are  the  only  ones  that  have  stood  the  test  under  all  circumstances  i 
,  and  for  all  uses.  The  Patentee  has  thousands  of  certificates,  from  the  ' 
largest  manufacturers  and  mill-owners  in  America,  testifying  to  their: 
superiority  over  all  other  wheels.  *  \ 

i 

»  - 

I 

REGULATORS,  SHAFTING,  GEARING,  HANGERS,  PULLEYS, 

SMUT-MILLS,  FRENCH  BURR  MILL-STONES,  FRENCH  AN- 
!  CHOR  boltingA^loths  and  WIRE-CL0THS» 

FURXISHID  TO  OBDJIR- 

Having  had  thirty  years*  experience  as  a  Millwright,  Mr.  Ttlir 
I  will  Locate  all  kinds  of  Mills,  make  Plans  and  Specifications,  and  lur- 
nish  capable  Foremen  for  building  the  same,  on  reasonable  terms. 

i 

Parties  ordering  Wheels  should  be  particular  to  state  the  way 
:  they  wish  them  to  run — with  or  against  the  snn  ;  head  and  fall ;  the' 
i  quantity  of  water  the  stream  affords,  and  the  kind  and  amount  of 
'  machinery  they  wish  to  drive. 

^  All  orders  for  Wheels,  Ac.,  should  be  addressed  to  the  Patentee  and 
j  Manufacturer, 

i  JOHN  TYLER,  West  Lebanon,  N.  H. 


ADVERTISEMENTS,  171 

MAYNARD  &  NOYES’ 


(Manufacture  Established  1816.)* 

Copies  Perfectly,  Flows  Freely, 

isroo'  isd:oiLX>. 

FOR  SALE,  TOGETHER.  WITH 

Writing  Fluid,  Carmine  Inh,  Red,  Blue, 
and  Stencil  Inhs,  Inh  Powder, 

BY  THE  MANUFACTURERS, 

T6  Water  Street-  and)  *D  ACT  A  AT 

lO  BatbL  Street,  j  jDUuiUll. 

AN1)ERS01(,  HEATH  &  CO., 

Importers  and  dealers  in 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC 


O  Xj  O  T  H  S, 


Cassimeres  and  Vestings,  Shawls  and 


Nos.  6  &  6  WINTHROP  SQUARE, 


JOHN  ANDERSON,  1 
WM.  S.  ANDERSON,  V 
GEO.  W.  HEATH,  j 


BOSTON.  ( 


HEZEKIATI  LIBBY, 
'\VM.  P.  CLARK. 


New  England  Merchants  who  trade  hero  once  will  be  likely 
to  call  again.  Try  the  firm  once. — Ed. 


1172  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

'  MW  EI&LlmTlJESEEX 


FLANDERS  &  KENNERSON, 

PROPRIETORS, 

I  WEST  TjEE^TTOInT,  TT.  H. 

I  The  Proprietors  of  the  above  Nursery  would  respectfully  announce 
j  to  the  people  of  New  England,  that  they  are  now  prepared  to  furnish 

:  all  kinds  of 

1 

I  Fruit  and  Ornamental  Trees, 

j  Together  with 

!  ALL  VARIETIES  OP  SMALL  FRUITS. 

j  Haveng  been  engaged  in  supplying  this  section  of  country  with 
;  Nursery  Stock  for  several  years,  we  feel  confident  of  being  able  to 
!  meet  the  wants  of  the  public  with  such  kinds  of  fruit  as  are  besti 
adapted  to  the  soil  and  climate,  and  are  happy  to  say  that  we  arel 
i  able  to  furnish  Trees  and  Plants,  which  will  embrace  all  the  old  and 
:  many  new  sorts,  that  have  proved  desirable  and  best  adapted  to  our 
j  climate.  All  persons  who  may  order  from  us  or  through  our  Agents 
i  may  rely  upon  being  justly  dealt  with  and  according  to  contract.  In 
j  all  cases  where  they  leave  us  to  select  the  varieties,  they  may  depend 
I  upon  getting  those  best  suited  to  their  location,  and  those  which  ripen 
!  at  the  season  they  desire.  Parties  can  also  rely  upon  Trees  and  Plants 
I  TRUE  TO  NAME,  and  we  would  be  pleased,  at  all  times,  to  show  our  stock 
!  to  any  who  may  choose  to  give  it  a  personal  examination,  and  will 
i  promptly  answer  all  letters  of  inquiry.  Those  wishing  for  our 
j  Descriptive  Catalogue  of  Fruit  and  Ornamental  stock  can  have  the 
I  same  forwarded,  post  paid,  on  the  receipt  of  10  cents,  and  10  cents 
for  book  of  instructions  on  planting,  pruning,  cultivating,  &c. 

W.  G.  FLANDERS.  E.  KENNERSCN. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  173 


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G.  WHITE  WILLIAMS, 

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IMPORTER  &.  DEALER  IN  FINE 

SaJflerj  Hari-Ware,  Haniess  Loatler, 

Blankets,  Collars,  Tools, 

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Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 


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CAPEX  &  PIERCE, 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

LTJBEICATINa  AND  WOOL 

Sperm,  Neats’  Foot,  Spindle, 

Lard,  jTV  TF  O  Olive,! 

Whale,  ^  w  ^  Binnaclef 
'■  Elaine,  M  ^  ^  ^  ’  Tallow, 

Standard  [Pearl  Kerosene, 

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Oil  Vitriol,  Foil  Brimstone,  Soda 
Ash,  Benzine,  Gasoline, 

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Neats’  Fo'ot  Oil. 

The  above  Oils,  Ac.,  constantly  on  hand,  and  sent  in  quantities  to 
suit.  Satisfaction  warranted. 


EDWARD  CAPEN,  \  Nos.  6  and  8, 

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