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Dealer in

BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS,

55 MAIN STREET, C3rI^ESEII^'F,IE3rjil3, MASS.

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ITALIAN MARBLE STATUARY.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

FINE GRANITE AND MARBLE WORK.

parties de8iring particularly fine work at reasonable prices are invited to call or correspond with us.

Office and Warerooms, 186-188 State Street,

Works on Bay Street. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Telephone 428-4.

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UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT AMHERST

UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

Special Collections & Rare Books

Stair Work of any kind or pattern furnished as desired. House Painting and Paper Hang- ing done by experienced Workmen.

Call and see us before purchasing elsewhere.

OFFICE, YARD & MILLS, ON HOPE ST.

T. N. AUSTIN & CO.

T. N. AUSTIN.

W. B. GAINES.

VAN DOORN & BALDWIN,

GREENFIELD, HAS*.

You can save money and get the best of goods, and the largest assortment to select from, of

Crockery, Paper Hangings,

Window Shades, Silver Plated Ware, Lamps, Chandeliers,

ALSO

Housekeeping Goods, Refrigerators, Ice Water Coolers, Ice

Cream Freezers, Oil Stoves, Home Light Oil, Paper

Water Pails, Slop Pails, Clothes Wringers,

Table Cutlery, Carvers, Stew Pans, Coffee

Pots, Vases, Cologne Sets.

GOODS WARRANTED. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING

Furnished at Short Notice. PRICES LOW AS THE LOWEST.

64 Main Street, GREENFIELD, MASS.

C. A. VAN DOORN.

A. L. BALDWIN.

O. A. BLAISDELL'S

Ice Cream and Dining Rooms,

For Ladies and Gentlemen. 145 TO 149 MAIN STREET, GREENFIELD, MASS.

Manufacturer of

PURE HOME-MADE CANDIES, BREAD, CAKE, PASTRY, WED- DING CAKE, CAKE ORNAMENTS, and ORNAMENTING.

Personal attention to Catering in all its branches.

Ice Cream, Sherbets, Water Ices, Jellies,

Charlotte De Russe, Salads, Oysters

In all Styles, furnished and satisfaction guaranteed. Green Fruit in season. 145 to 149 Main Street, Greenfield, Mass.

F. B. WELLS, PH. G.

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,

Late with CASWELL, HAZARD & CO., New York.

Particular attention given to the manufacture and dispensing of elegant

PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS ail PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS.

A complete line of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Patent Medicinks, Supporters, Trusses, Fancy Goods, Cigars and Confection- ery, Choice Wines and Liquors, all of the best quality, and at reasonable prices.

A COMPETENT MAN ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE.

F. B. WELLS, Ph. G.

Arms' New Block, - Greenfield, Mass.

GREENFIELD

DIRECTORY,

1889,

EMBRACING A

General Directory of the Citizens,

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

FITZGERALD & CO. ,

Publishers.

WORCESTER, MASS.:

PRINTED BY CHARLES HAMILTON,

311 MAIN STREET,

1889.

For Sale by F. H. Brown & Co.

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

American House, ...... 7

Allen S.'s Sons, hardware, cutlery, &c, Back colored

Austin T. N. & Co. contractors, . Front colored

Brown F. H. & Co. booksellers and printers . 15

Blaisdell O. A. restaurant and confectionery, Opposite title Bonneville & Morin, carpenters, ... 7

Carll J. L. carpenter and builder, . Back colored

Day Charles J. coal dealer, . . Front cover

Douville C. O. painter, ..... 83

Green & Vosburgh, furniture and undertaker,

Jones E. J. stoves and tinware, Hull A. N. coal dealer, Keith Charles, groceries and provisions, Miner A. G. paints, sash, etc., Moody C. M. books and stationery, Pierce M. R. & Co. stoves and tinware, Rankin A. A. marble works, Severance W. S. physician, Shaw Charles S. mason builder, . Shepard E. S. insurance agent, . Stay Charles, boots and shoes.

Back

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28 colored 32

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of map 83 48

Both covers 83 52

Front cover

Van Doom C. A. & Co. house furnishing goods, etc.,

Wells F. B. apothecary,

Whipple Rollin P. stoves and plumbing,

Withey Anson, carriage maker, .

Front colored Opposite title Back colored Back colored

OUR SPRINGFIELD PATRONS.

Booksellers and Stationers.

Gill James D., Inside cover

The W. F. Adams Co., . . . Back cover

Bridge Builders.

Hawkins R. F., Liberty street, opposite B.

& A. freight house, ... 64

Clothiers.

Haynes & Co., ..... Back cover

Burning Brands.

Mathewson J. E 274 Main street

Dry and Fancy Goods.

Forbes & Wallace, 390 Main street, . . Inset

Dyeing Establishment.

Broadhurst & Son, 57 Worthington street, . 6

Iron and Brass Castings.

Hawkins R. F., Liberty street, opposite B. & A.

freight house, ..... 64

Marble Works.

Cook, J. H. & Co. 186 State street, . Front cover

Patent Solicitor.

Webster Allen, 438 Maiu street, .... 63

Steam Boiler Manufacturers.

Hawkins R. F., Liberty street, opposite B. &. A.

freight house, ..... 64

Steel Stamps.

Mathewson J. E. . . . 274 Main street

STREETS.

Ames street, from Federal street west to Davis street Bank row, south to railroad

Chapman street, from Main street north to town limits Church street, from Federal street east to High street Cougress street, from Crescent' street to Russell street Conway street, from Main street north to Grove street Crescent street, from Main street southeast to town limits Davis street, from Main street north to Pleasant street Deerfield street, from Mill street southeast to town limits Devens street, from Wells street to Elm street Elm street, from Main street to Grove street Federal street, from Main street northeast to town limits Franklin street, from Main street to Church street Garfield street, from Federal street southeasterly George street, from High street to Oak street easterly Grinnell street, from Crescent street to Russell street Grove street, from Wells street to Elm street High street, from Main street north to town limits Highland avenue, from Crescent street southeasterly Hope street, from Main street south to town limits James street, from Prospect street southerly Leyden road, from junction of Main street and Coleraine

road north Main street, from Crescent street west to junction of

Shelburne and Coleraine roads Maple street, from Federal street crossing High street Mill street, from railroad crossing west to town limits Newton avenue, from Mill street west to Shelburne road Newton place, from Court square to railroad west Pond street, from Davis to Federal Power street, from Mill northerly

STREETS. 5

Oak street, from High to Garfield street

Olive street, from Hope street west to depot

Orchard street, from Crescent street to George street

Park street, from Franklin street east to High street

Plain road, from Mill street to West Deerfield

Pleasant street, from Federal street west to Chapman

street Prospect street, from Hope easterly Prospect avenue, from Prospect street south River street, from Mill street south to town limits Russell street, from Washington street easterly School street, from Main street north to Garfield street Shattuck square, from Main street to Main street Shelburne road, from junction of Main street and Cole-

raine road west Silver street, from Federal street west to Ley den road Union street, from Church street north to Maple street Walnut street, from Davis to Chapman street Washington street, from Deerfield st. south to town limits Water street, west side of Green river Wells street, from Main street north to town limits Wilson avenue, from Federal street westerly Wright avenue, from Union street westerly

ADVERTISEMENTS.

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

AMERICAN HOUSE

GREENFIELD, MASS. G. H. Criatfield, Proprietor.

Telephone in office. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers.

PASSENGERS CONVEYED TO AND FROM THE RAILROAD STATION FREE OF CHARGE.

House Heated by steam. Livery Attached.

CHARLES KEITH,

DEALER IN

CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.

FIRST-CLASS GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES. BEST HAXALL AND ST, LOUIS FLOUR.

MAIN STREET, GREENFIELD, MASS.

BONNEVILLE & MORIN,

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

A. G. MINER,

Dealer in

WMw Glass, Pais, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,

Artists' Materials, Brushes, Bronzes, and Liquid Gold.

Flitters, Metallic and Lustre Paints. Also,

Water Color Bronzes.

WINDOW SHADES, FIXTURES, CORD AND

TASSELS, AND ORNAMENTS.

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CEILINGS AND DECORATIONS.

4S l^J^XJsT STREET,

GREENFIELD, MASS,

C. M. MOODY.

DEALER IN

Books, Stationery, Pictures and Frames, Artists' Materials and Fancy Goods.

SANBORN'S BLOCK, Greenfield, Mass.

CmCULATDTG LIBHAHY.

Books loaned for two cents per day.

GREENFIELD DIRECTORY.

ABERCROMBIE ROBERT, farmer, off Deerfield road

Ackerman Peter L. carpenter, h. west side Green river

Adams Andrew B. mason, house Lamp Black street

Adams Elizabeth Mrs. house Silver

Adams George C. farmer, house Lamp Black road

Adams J. Mrs. house Lamp Black road

Adams Peleg Mrs. house East Bernardston road

Adams Ruth C. teacher, boards at Mrs. John Adams's

Aiken David, attorney, Arms block, house 39 Main

Aiken Eugene M. gen'l sec'y Y. M. C. A. h. 9 Pleasant

Aiken John A. attorney, Arms block, house 39 Main

Aldrich Anna M. housekeeper for James Robinson

Aldrich Lyman W. house Leonard

Alexander Albert A. carpenter, house Leonard

Alexander Charles B. fireman, boards 20 Bank row

Alexander Ernest R. clerk, boards 6 Leonard

Alix Albert, mason, house Washington

Allen Abner L. farmer, house Federal

Allen Charles, clerk, Frankliu Savings Institution, house

Crescent Allen Charles F. foreman, house School corner Garfield

ALLEN CHARLES P. dentist, 104 Main, house Cole- rain e road Allen Daniel A. (90 years old), boards at Orra M. Jones's Allen Franklin, clerk, house 4 Church Allen F. R. (S. Allen's Sons), house 167 Main Allen George A. Mrs. house 17 Congress Allen Hattie L. compositor, boards Elm House Allen Julia Mrs. house 59 Federal Allen Nathan D. jailer, residence at County Jail A LLEN OSCAR C. proprietor Elm House, 40 Main

Allen R. J. teamster, house Bernardston road

Allen William B. salesman for W. M. Smead, h. Grinnell

Allen Wm. Sylvester, boards at F. R. Fessenden's

Allen W. H. ( S. Aliens Sons), house Main cor. Congress

Allen Quintius Mrs. house 16 Davis

ALLEN'S S. SONS, hardware, agricultural implements, etc. Main corner Bank row. — See ado. 2

10 GREENFIELD [B] DIRECTORY.

Alvord Francis A. foreman, house 42 Wells Alvord Meta Miss, boards 21 Davis

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, H. R. Freshour, agent, at depot and 47 Main AMERICAN HOUSE, Main opposite Washington Hall. — See adv. Ames James M. farmer, house Federal corner Ames Ames William A. house Federal corner Ames Amidon J. H. clerk, house Prospect avenue Anderson William, shoemaker, boards 35 Federal Appleyard Fred, tailor, boards Elm House Argy William, house Turners Falls road Arms Arvice S. Miss, boards at John Sheldon's Arms Elihu G. farmer, house Coleraine road Arms George A. house 13 High Arms Mary E. teacher, boards 42 Chapman Arsino Michael, laborer, house Coleraine road Askew Abraham, cutler, house Turners Falls road Atwood Orrel P. painter, house Elm Austin George C. grinder, house 20 Chapman

AUSTIN T. N. & CO. ( W. B. Gaines), builders and lumber dealers, Hope, house 23 Congress. — See ado. Averill Marvin D. carpenter, house 14 Union Avery George W. clerk, house 19 School Axelby Samuel, grinder, house Crescent

BABCOCK HARRISON T. laborer, h. Shelburne road

Baker Roena Miss, boards 42 Chapman

Bacon Alice L. Mrs. boards 2 West Main

Baldwin A. L. (Van Doom & Baldwin), house Shattuck

square Baldwin Nettie, bookkeepei for Ferguson & Logan Ball Adeline L. Mrs. house 3 Federal Ball A. G. building mover, post-office box 228 Ball Daniel D. painter, house 31 School Ball Ernest, laborer, boards at Frank W. Ball's Ball Frank W. bookkeeper, house Grove Ball Samuel W. house 08 High Ball Wallace A. (Ball ct JDrury), house 31 School "HALL & DRURY, provisions and fish, School

Ballard Julia R. teacher, house Bernardston road

Ballou C. Emerson, farmer, house South Shelburne road

Ballon Frank H. farmer, house Green River road

Ballou Lewis A. machinist, boards 35 School

Bangs Frank W. house 6 Church

Bangs John C. shoemaker, boards 43 Davis

GREENFIELD [B] DIRECTORY. 11

Barber John M. (Barber & Lamb), house 30 High Barber & Lamb, Green River Mills, on Green river Barber Joseph E. machinist, boards 42 School Barber C. EL Mrs. house 42 School Bbi dwell Anna, widow of S. T. house 34 Davis Bardwell Anna T. compositor, boards 67 School Bard well Elizabeth Miss, house Garfield corner School Bardwell Frances Miss, house Garfield corner School Bardwell M. H. Miss proof-reader, boards 67 School Bardwell Oscar, farmer, house Federal corner Garfield Barnard E. E. carpenter, house Montague City T)ARNARD H. L. proprietor Franklin Elouse, Bank row

Barnard John, painter, house Devens near Conway Barnes Albert, fireman, house 31 Wells Barnes Lysander, mechanic, house 97 Chapman Barney E. L. baggage master, house Arch near Wells Barney Joseph EL baggage master, house Grinnell Barr William, farmer, house Silver

BARRETT C. S. furnishing goods, clothing, hats and caps, Pond's block, house 2 Church Barry Daniel J. machinist, boards 22 School Barry Mary Mrs. house 21 Washington Bartlett EL M. insurance, house 104 Main Barton Charles, boards 1 Davis Barton L. G. tanner, house off Bernardston road Barton Walter L. bookkeeper, Franklin Co. Nat. Bank,

boards at L. G. Barton's Bascom Abner N. farmer, house Lamp Black street Bascom Charles E. watchman, house 40 Federal Bascom Chester A. farmer, house Federal Bascom Moses P. clerk, Potter & Sons, house 21 Bank row Bascom Rollin S. machinist, boards 51 Main Bass Delia N. Miss, boards 40 School Bass Orsemus EL blacksmith, Coleraine road, house do. Bates Annis Miss, teacher, boards 5 Pleasant Bates Catherine Mrs. house 5S Davis Bates Clifford E. clerk, American Express Co. boards 31

Chapman Bates E. A. driver, American Ex. Co. bds. 31 Chapman Bates Lucius E. carpenter, house 31 Chapman Bates Stephen W. boards 45 Davis Bathold Jacob, hostler for L. Nims, house 20 Federal Bathold Stephen, teamster, house River Bauch August Mrs. house Washington Bauch William, cutler, house Wells Baur James, laborer, house West Deerfield road

12 GREENFIELD [B] DIRECTORY.

Baxter Patrick, laborer, boards at Catherine Casey's

Bazine Godfrey, house 24 Chapman

Bazine Mamie, saleswoman, boards 24 Chapman

Bazine Nellie, saleswoman at White Brothers'

Bebo Louis, painter at T. N. Austin & Co.'s, house 110

Chapman Belair Amedee ( Belair & jRyan), house 19 Mill Belair & Ryan, carriage makers, Olive near depot Beals E. B. florist, 8 Chapman, house do. Beals F. D. dentist, Mansion House block Beals J. dentist, Mansion House block, house 11 High Beaulieu Joseph, laborer, house Coleraine road Bement, Maria W. Mrs boards at C. S. Lilly's, Grinnell Bemis A. C. & A. M. milliners, Hovey's block Bemis Charles M. mechanic, house 24 School Benjamin Dwight A. shoemaker, house Wright avenue Benjamin E. E. salesman at Cutler, Lyons & Field's, h.

15 Congress Benjamin Harry A. driver, boards 3 Wells Benjamin Marshall J. house 16 Franklin Benjamin M. C. Mrs. house 3 Wells Bennett Byron, laborer, house 68 Wells Benson August, polisher, boards 12 Church Benson William A. shoemaker, house 12 Chapman Benton Edward, house 39 Federal Bergeron Philip, teamster, house 20 Chapman Berry John, section hand, boards 7 Mill Betts Alonzo, painter, house 104 Davis Betts Sarah (age 80), house 104 Davis Bibber Martin V. carpenter at Dwight Smith's Bickford A. F. carpenter, 28 School, house do. Bickford Henry, brakeman, house 46 Washington Bickford I. L. Mrs. house 46 Washington Bickford John R. clerk at post-office, house 28 School Bickford Levi, machinist, boards at I. L. Bickford's Bigelow Charles A. car inspector, house Garfield Bigelow George W. clerk, C N. Reed's, b. Franklin House Billings Eunice B. (age 93), h. Main opp. Baptist Church Billings Gertrude, mail clerk, boards 28 Davis Billings Henry F. mason, house 82 Federal Billings William, farmer, house Meadows Bird Jonathan Mrs. house Main coiner High Bird Julia Miss, house Main corner High Bissell Charles W. clerk at Ferguson & Logans's Bitzer John M. laborer, house Deerfield road Black Nathaniel, farmer, house Swamp road Blackbird Camille, laborer, house Marshall

GREENFIELD [B] DIRECTORY. 13

Blackbird Eraerie, employe N. E. Russell's Blagden Catharine Mrs. house 16 West Main "QLAKE E. B. station agent, house 24| Chapman

BLAISDELL 0. A. dining and ice-cream rooms, also confectionery and bakery, 145-149 Main. — See adv. Blakeley Frank M. shoemaker, boards 60 School Blakeley Martha Mrs. house 60 School Blaisdell Clark, house Prospect Hill Seminary Blakeslee Loisa Miss, house Elm corner Main Blanchard A. M. farmer, house 28 Congress Blanchard Charles M. clerk for C. N. Reed, bds. 19 Main Blanchard Frank P. shoemaker, house 28 Congress Blanchard Fred, cutter, house 28 Congress Blanchard Mattie, compositor, boards 28 Conway Bliss Florence Miss, house 40 High Blodgett Lewis G carpenter, house 1 Pond Blodgett Rodney L. carpenter, house 15 Garfield Blodgett S. N. stone mason, house 87 Chapman Boehmer Charles, cutler, house old Leyden road Bond Austin L. engineer, house 30 Davis Bond A. W. Mrs. house rear 31 Wells Bonneville Joseph (Bonneville & 3Iorin), h. Highland av.

BONNEVILLE & MORIN, carpenter and builders, Olive near Main. — /See ado. Boucher Albert, driver, house 64 Federal Boucher Eugene, farmer, house 77 Federal Boucher Joseph, carpenter, house 116 Chapman Bouget Arthur, laster, rooms 27 Hope Bouker Henry, painter, house Walnut Bouker John D. house 63 Chapman Boutvvell Leslie B. clerk at Wiley & Russell's, boards

Elm House Bowen Patrick, laborer, house Marshall Bowers Ernest, mechanic, house 51 Deerfield Bowers James, laborer, house West Main Bowers Mary E. Mrs. house rear 27 Wells Bowman Frank R. engineer, house Washington Bowman Jennie P. Miss, boards 9 Chapman Boyce Bernard, brakeman, house 68 Wells Brackett Belle A. Miss, compositor, Gazette and Courier Brackett H. A. Mrs. house 58 Davis Brackett Hattie E. Miss, house 58 Davis Brackett Henry W. blacksmith, 67 Davis, house 38 do. Bradley Frank, laborer, house Devens near Elm Brady Annie E. house Pleasant corner Chapman Bragg John W. employe John W. Riddell

14 GREENFIELD [B] DIRECTORY.

Brazor Antoine, section hand, house Washington Breck Ella M. Miss, boards 15 Prospect Breck S. P. Mrs. house Prospect corner Prospect place Breen John, laborer, house 26 Washington Breen Lawrence, laborer, house 26 Washington Brennan William, truckman, house 32 Russell Brewer George Henry, driver, house 73 Chapman Brewster George IS. conductor, house Shelburne road Brigham A. engineer at Cutler, Lyons & Field's, house

7 Congress Brigham Charles, house 61 Federal Brigham Joseph, shoemaker, house 61 Federal Brigham N. A. Mrs. house 40 Federal Briggs Henry D. farmer, house Coleraine road Briggs Samuel, boards 13 Chapman Britt Lucy, widow of Elhanan, house 51 Hope Britton Warren B. photographer, house 48 Chapman Broderick James, tinner, house 92 Chapman Brooke Harry, plumber, boards 1 Davis Brooks Arthur A. Rev. pastor Unitarian Church, house 7

Congress Brooks Rufus, house Davis

Brown Alonzo E. driver at C. J. Day's, house 90 Davis Brown Charles, laborer, house rear 27 Wells Brown George, cutler, boards 12 Chapman

BROWN F. H. & CO. booksellers, stationers, and printers, 8!) Main, house 66 School Brown Julia M. widow of John, house 6 Church Brown N. II. ( F. II. Brown & Co.), boards 66 School Brown William H. machinist, boards 87 Chapman Browning Anson, clothing, Mansion House block, house

18 Church Bruffe Eliza Mrs. house 46 Chapman Bryant Chauncey, deputy sheriff, house 30 Conway

BRYANT W. C. merchant tailor, Hollister's block, h. Taylor's block Buck S. J. Miss, asst. clerk of courts office, h. 10 Congress Buckley Michael, laborer, house Deerfield

BUDDINGTON THOMAS N. village express, house 15 Federal Bullard J. P. Mrs. house 9 West Main Ballard Edwin W. clerk, boards 1 Davis Bullard Henry, farmer, house Federal Bullard Luke, farmer, house Federal Bullard Mark, farmer, house Federal Bullock Dwight, farmer, house Leyden road Bulman Cornelius Mrs. house Washington

GREENFIEU) [B] DIRECTORY.

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Buhnan James, laborer, house James

Bulman John (Donovan & Buhnan), house Washington

Buhnan Michael, laborer, house Washington

Bulman Thomas, laborer, house Washington

Bundy Charles H. painter, house 48 Conway

Bunting John, laborer, house 4 Garfield

Burke Dennis F. laborer, house Plain road

Burke Edward, machinist, boards at D. F. Burke's

Burke James M. machinist, house Water

Burke Michael, house Deerfield road

Burke Patrick A. market, 58 Washington, h. Plain road

Burke Patrick E. employe" at M. R. Pierce & Co.'s

Burke William, employe at E. J. Jones's

Burnham Eugene E. house 20 Main

Burnham Fred, painter, house 3 Garfield

Burnham George B. painter, house 52 Chapman

Burnham George G. carpenter, house 25 Conway

Burnham Lorenzo (Butler & Burnham), house 97 Wells

Burnham Minnie A. clerk, house 28 Conway

Burns James J. house 69 Chapman

Burrows Abbie Miss, milliner, boards 3 Shattuck square

BURT WILL M. meat market, 129 Main, house 6 Shattuck square

The Corner Bookstore,

Established 1880.

Tie Merriam Bookstore,

Established 1838.

F. H. BROWN & CO.,

BOOKSELLERS. STATIONERS

AND NEWS DEALERS.

MERCANTILE JOB PRINTERS

No. 10 Sclmler Block, Ave. A. I No. 80 Colonnade Bloct, Hain St.

Turners Falls, Mass.

Greenfield, Mass.

16 GREENFIELD [C] DIRECTORY.

Butler Benjamin F. machinist, boards 10 Shattuck square

Butler C. L. foreman, house 22 West Main

Butler James (Butler & Burnham), house 3 Main

Butler John W. blacksmith, h. 14 Main street extension

Butler Michael, teamster, house 6 Devens

Butler N. C. die sinker, house 37 Wells

Butler Patrick, house 22 Main street extension

Butler Patrick Mrs. house 26 Elm

Butler R. P. blacksmith, house 9 Pleasant

Butler & Buinham, horse dealers, 3 Main

Buzzell Carlos L. carpenter, house 98 Davis

CADETT FRED, hostler, L. Nims*, house Power

Cain, see also Kane

Caldwell John O. shoemaker, house Bernardston road

Caldwell J. Porter, conductor, house west end West Main

Cantrell George B. carpenter, for G. E. Jones

Cantrell James H. house Federal corner Maple

Carbee John F. farmer, house Federal

Carey George, laborer, boards Shelburne road

Carey Robert A. jr. house River

CAKLL J. L. builder and contractor, rear Strecker block, house 28 Conway. — See adv. Carpenter C. B. laborer, house 8 West Main Carpenter Almeda S. widow of Ira, house 83 Federal Carpenter Ora A. teacher, house 83 Federal Carroll Charles, switchman, house old Leyden road Carroll William, laborer, house old Leyden road Carson David, painter for T. N. Austin cfc Co. Carson W'alter S. book and job printer, Arms block, house

27 West Main Cartwright Margaret Mrs. boards 31 Main Case Esther E. Mrs. house Federal corner Maple Casey Catherine Mrs. house Washington Casey James, laborer, boards Catherine Casey's Casey Thomas, laborer, boards Catherine Casey's Cavanaugh John, house Russell corner James Cavanaugh John G. Mrs. house Russell opposite Congress Cavanaugh Patrick Mrs. house Grinnell Cayo Herbert, driver, house 5 Maple Chambers William, farmer, house Bernardston road Chandler Francis A. house Shelburne road Chandler George W. bookkeeper, A. N. Hull's Chapin A. W. (Chapin & Williams), house Deerficld Chapin F. A. house Main corner Chapman Chapin David G. carpenter, house 20 Congress Chapin Ralph H. driver for Arthur N. Hull

GREENFIELD [C] DIRECTORY. 17

Chapin William S. shoemaker, house George

Chapin & Williams, insurance agents, American House

block Chapman Clifton M. machinist, house 35 Wells Chapman Matthew, house 161 Main Chapman Sumner, clairvoyant, house Wells near Main Charles worth John, grinder, house Power Charron Edward, carriage maker, 17 Davis, house 28

Chapman Chase Eunice D. Mrs. house 5 School Chase Willinm H. laborer, boards 5 School

C HATFIELD GEO. H. proprietor American House. — See adv. Chickering Alfred A. clerk, S. Allen's Sons,' boards Shat-

tuck square Childs Edward N. mason, house 23 Davis Childs Lucy A. widow of M. M. house 4 West Main Christie Gracie Mrs. house 67 School Christie Helen M. dressmaker, 104 Main, house 67 School Clancy John, machinist, boards 27 Wells Clapp Frank H. clerk, boards 1 1 Union Clapp Frederick, bookkeeper, boards at Mansion House Clapp George H. civil engineer, house 47 Davis Clapp H. W. Mrs. house Main corner High Clapp Shoe Store (Charles C. Clapp), 70 Main, house 1 1 Union

CLAPP WYMAN S. bookkeeper at H. D. Watson's Publishing Company, house 17 Garfield Clare Timothy, laborer, house River Clark Alice, bookkeeper, boards 45 Davis Clark Bessie M. cashier for W. W. Partenheimer Clark Frank, cook at Mansion House Clark Henry, cutler, house Deerfield road Clark John Solon, carpenter, house 45 Davis Clark J. Henry, cutler, house Factory Hollow Clark Warren E. farmer, house old Leyden road Clark W. S. stoves and hardware, 68 Main, house Federal Clarke Caroline R. teacher, Prospect Hill school Class Christian, paper boxes, house Grinnell Class Philip H. machinist, house 53 Washington Clouthier Alfred, blacksmith, h. 10 Main street extension Clutterbuck William, sewing machines, house 46 School Coates Adeline Mrs. house Newton place Coates John S. bookkeeper, boards Newton place Cohn Charles, clothing, etc., Main opposite American

House, house 29 Main Colle Mary Mrs. boarding-house, 7 Mill 3

18 GREENFIELD [Q] DIRECTORY.

Coller D. F. Mrs. house 23 Chapman

Collins J. carpenter, boards 129 Main

Collins James, laborer, house Hope corner Russell

Collins Michael Mrs. house 94 Hope

Collis Lawrence, laborer, house Hope

nOMINS G. S. H. dentist, Pond's block, house do.

Comstock Samuel W. bookkeeper, boards 19 High Comstock T. L. (Turners Falls Lumber Company),

house 19 High Comlevich Francis, laborer, boards rear 35 Wells pONANT & CONANT, attorneys, Bank row

/SONANT CHESTER, C. judge of probate and insol- \J vency, office Bank row, bouse 14 High Conant Samuel D. ( Con ant & Conant), house Grinnell Condray Michael, laborer, boards at Patrick Noonan's

Conkey Mrs. house Deerfield road

Connable Hollis E. trimmer, house S5 Federal Connors A. J. printer, boards 4K Chapman Connors William Mrs. house 48 Chapman Conway John, laborer, boards 12 Mill Converse James C. house 16 West Main Cook Charles L. laborer, boards 70 Davis Cook George A. farmer, house Deerfield road Cook Herbert J. printer, boards 70 Davis Cook Jacob, cutler, house River Cook Lafayette, tea pedler, house 70 Davis

(^lOOK L. A. & CO. clothing and furnishing goods, ) Main corner Federal, house 4 Shattuck square Cook R. W. farmer, house Nash's Mills Cook William E. printer, boards Elm House Cooley Hannah N. Mrs. house Federal corner Garfield Cooley Layton, farmer, house Deerfield road Cooley Lyman W. brakeman, house Leonard Cooley Watson E. brakeman, house Newton place Coolidge Lucius F. porter at Elm House Corliss Lawrence Mrs. house Hope Corliss Margaret Mrs. house off Mill Corliss Thomas, laborer, house Coleraine road Corliss William, laborer, house Plain road Corsigli Constantino, fruit dealer, Bank row, house Power Costello Richard Mrs. house 33 Wells Cottrell E. E. Miss, boards Mansion House Coughlin William, laborer, house James Covey Adelbert M. farmer, house Meadows Covey Myron A. farmer, house Meadows

GREENFIELD [D] DIRECTORY. " 19

Coyle William J. flagman, house 90 Hope

Crafts A. W. jr. groceries and provisions, 49 Main, house

25 West Main Crafts Frank D. bookkeeper, house 6 Main street extension Cramer John H. machinist, boards 61 Washington Cramer W. H. machinist, house Deerfield road Cranson Joel J. painter, house 6 School Cromack Arthur, machinist, boards 3 Wells Cromack John, clerk at D. B. Kellogg's Crosby Anne Mrs. house 25 Main Crosby James A. baker, house Wells Crosby Robert D. clerk at freight house, boards 25 Main Crowley Daniel, laborer, house off Deerfield road Crowley John, laborer, house 92 Hope Crowningshield Willie, machinist, b. at F. W. Ball's, Grove Cummings Elizabeth Mrs. house West Main Cummings Ellen B. teacher, house 6 Mill Cummings Mamie Miss, milliner at Wanda Miller's Cummings Patrick, blacksmith, house 6 Mill Curtis FiankP. clerk, house 41 Chapman Curtis Van A. agent for Fleischmann & Co.'s yeast, house

45 Main Cushman H. W. Mrs. house 1 Congress Cutler Henry H. boards at Nahum S. Cutler's Cutler N. S. (Cutler, Lyons & Field), house Highland

avenue

CUTLER, LYONS & FIELD, ladies', misses' and chil- dren's shoe manufacturing, Olive

DADMAN FRANK H. printer, house 8 Pond

Dadmun John G. B. foreman stone crusher, h. 16 Chapman

Dahill E. agent Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co. h. 14 Wells

Damon Edward H. machinist, house 28 Davis

Damon Orange D. carpenter, house 83 Chapman

Dane F. Nola Miss, house Shelburne road

Daniels Culen W. farmer, house Silver

Daniels George F. steward at Mansion House

Daniels Sylvia E. Miss, house 5 Main

Daniels William E. butcher, house Silver

Danks Edmund M. driver, house 47 Wells

Davis Edwin W. clerk, boards 1 Davis

Davis Ferdinand G. clerk, house 17 Congress

Davis Henry A. brakeman, house 77 Davis

Davis H. J. photographer, Turners Falls, h. 21 Conway

Davis Jame>, harness maker for S. B. Payne

Davis Robert M. music teacher, house Montague road

DAY CHARLES J. coal and wood dealer, 137 Main, house Grinnell. — See front cover

20 GREENFIELD [D] DIRECTORY.

Day George, mechanic, house "Horace Sinead" place

Day George J. Mrs. house Congress corner Russell

Day Robert, woodworker, house Factory Hollow

Day William L. band instructor, house 18 Chapman

Day William L. jr. clerk, boards 18 Chapman

Deal Charles A. express messenger, F. R. R. h. G Church

Dean Charles L. machinist, house 60 Federal

Dean D. L. mechanic, house 98 Chapman

" ~\EANE A. C. physician, residence 154 Main

: "kEANE & ZABRISKIE, physicians, Bank row

Demarest Josephine Miss, boards 45 Federal

Dempsey Daniel, jr. machinist, boards at John Dempseys'

Dempsey John, laborer, house Hope near Russell

Dempsey John, gasman, house 6 Washington

Dempsey Timothy, laborer, house Washington

Denham Anna M. saleswoman, boards 51 Main

Denham H. C. butcher, house 51 Main

Derocher Telesphore, laborer, house Deerfield road

Deslauriers Charles M. carriage maker, house Mill

Deslauriers Joseph M. clerk, boards at C. M. Deslauriers'

Deslauriers Wilfred A. hairdresser for P. Renth

Devlin John E. house 1G Church

De Verger Arthur, carpenter, house Washington

DEWOLF AUSTIN, attorney, Taylor block, house 23 West Main DeWoll Edward L. (Slate & I)e Wolf), h. 1G Chapman DeWolt' George E. milkman, house 66 Chapman DeWolf James J. horse dealer, house 6 Shattuck square TklAMOND ELECTRIC SOAP, Conway

Dickens Edward E. machinist, boards 9 Wells Dickinson George, laborer, house Deerfield road Dinsmore C. W. clerk at J. P. Felton's, boards Culen W.

Daniels's Doaue J. A. music teacher, boards Rev. Henry Hyde's Dobe William Mrs. house Washington Dodge Charles F. mason, house 7 Union Dodge M. M. dressmaker, house 2 Church Dolando Gendaro, laborer, house 26 Washington Dole Fred J. clerk, boards 36 Davis Donaldson Ella P. teacher, house Bernardston road Donoghoe Ellen Mrs. house 23 Wells Donoghoe Mary A Mrs. house Grinnell Donoghoe William, employe Butler & Burnham's Donovan Catharine Mrs. house 29 Wells

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Donovan Dennis C. house Wells corner Grove Donovan Dennis J. laborer, house 54 Hope Donovan Edward, grocer, 40 Deerfield, house do. Donovan Harry, retoucher, boards Elm House Donovan John E. bookkeeper, First National Bank, house

43 Chapman Donovan Honora Mrs. house 29 Hope Donovan James P. polisher, house James Donovan John, machinist, boards 29 Hope Donovan Kate Miss, house 69 Chapman Donovan Kate E. teacher, boards 43 Chapman Donovan Michael, laborer, boards 7 Mill Donovan Patrick, clerk for White Brothers Donovan Patrick, employ6 J. C. Converse's Donovan Patrick H. machinist, boards 29 Hope Donovan Peter, cutler, house 43 Chapman Donovan William, laborer, house Washington Donovan William, painter, house Mill Uooley John, laborer, house Deerrield road Doolittle A. J. supt. E. L. Co. house 44 Chapman Doolittle George A. brakemaii, house between Hope and

depot Dore Charles, laborer, house West Deerfield road Dorsey John, boards Michael Dorsey's Dorsey Michael, laborer, house High Douville Alfred, carpenter, house Grove corner Wells

DOUVILLE C. 0. painter and decorator, 5 Pond. — See ado. Doyle Bridget Miss, tailoress, house 31 Wells Doyle Lizzie Miss, seamstress, house 31 Wells Drake Robert, employe at John P. Pierce's Drew Charles, house Pond near Davis Drew George D. house 66 High Drew John E. chief deputy collector, house Park Drew Mandis, carpenter, house 21 Garfield Drew Sarah A. Mrs. house 3 Park Driscoll Daniel, laborer, house 12 Mill Driscoll J. E. clerk C. L. & F. boards 95 Wells Driscoll John, laborer, house 95 Wells Driscoll Patrick, laborer, house Marshall Driscoll Patrick, laborer, house James Driscoll Timothy, laborer, house 50 Chapman Drury Horace (Hall & Drury), house Shelburne road Dunklee Charles (Dun/dee & Dunklee), h. 8 Shattuck sq. Diinklee D. D. ( Dunklee & Dunklee), h. Main c. Conway TAUNKLEE & DUNKLEE, photographers, Chapman

22 GREENFIELD [E] DIRECTORY.

Dunklee S. B. Mrs. house Wells corner Arch

Dunigan James F. house Hope corner Russell

Dunigan Joanna Mrs. house Russell corner Hope

Dunn Catharine Mrs. house Power

Dunn Michael, laborer, boards 7 Mill

Dunnell David, farmer, house 67 Chapman

Dunnell Lyman L. pedler, house 74 Chapman

Dunton F. B. manager American House

Dunton George H. dye works, 45 Main, b. American House

Dunton M. R. Mrs. housekeeper, American House

Duress James E. tallyman, house 7 Davis

Duress Joseph, conductor, house 7 Davis

Duress Robert, plater, boards 7 Davis

Durgin George, laborer, house 35 Wells

Durkin Owen Mrs house off Mill

Dwyer Cornelius, at Wiley & Russell's, house Grinnell

Dwyer Joanna Mrs. house Grinnell

Dwyer John, laborer, house Deerfield road

Dwyer Michael, laborer, house 83 Wells

Dwyer Thomas, laborer, house off Mill

Dyer John, canvasser, house 31 Conway

Dyer John A. house Nash's Mills

EAGAN CORNELIUS MRS. house High

Eastman S. S. Mrs. house 10 Pleasant

Eastman S. W. Mrs. house 14 West Main

Eaton Forrest C. cutler, house 28 Conway

Eddy Edwin H. carpenter, house Oak corner Garfield

Eddy George S. house Prospect corner Congress

Eddy Moses Mrs. house 16 Pond's block

Edes Charles B. painter, house 51 Hope

Edgerton E. G. Mrs. house 20 Conway

Ed^erton H. O. cashier Franklin County Bank, house

20 Conway Eichler A. W. Miss, hair work and dressing, 50 Main Elbridge Lucy Mrs. house 3 Church Elder John W. body maker, house 31 Wells Eldridge Agnes A. mail clerk, boards 3 Church Eldridge Alice S. telegrapher, boards 3 Church Elliott William Mrs. house 15 West Main Ellis Maria Miss, boards 16 Chureh Elmer Walter R. machinist, house 5 Wells

LM HOUSE, O. C. Allen, proprietor, 40 Main

E

Embury Chas. C. printer, boards at H. C. Embury's Embury George A. boards at Henry C. Embury's Embury Henry C. builder, house 10 Pleasant

GREENFIELD [J1] DIRECTORY. 23

Eninger Charles, cutter, boards Elm House

Eppler Christian, machinist, boards 78 Hope

Eppler George, machinist, boards 78 Hope

Eppler John, laborer, house 16 Washington

Eppler John L. clerk for White Brothers

Erhardt Charles Mrs. house 47 Chapman

Erhardt Edward, clerk, boards 47 Chapman

Erhardt Louis, plater, boards 47 Chapman

Erhardt Otto, machinist, boards 53 Chapman

Essex Blanche Miss, boards 16 Franklin

Estey Oscar H. machinist, house 5 Wells

Estey Wallace, car inspector, boards 5 Wells

Ethier Joseph, painter at C. L. Smith's

Evans William B. carpenter, house 21 Wells

Ewers George B. blacksmith, rear Strecker block, h. 7 Elm

Ewers J. Benjamin, blacksmith, r. Strecker blk. h. 7 Elm

Ewers Seth P. cutter, house 15 Oak

F AIRMAN ELLSWORTH O. house Bernardston road

Farr J. L. farmer, house Federal corner Silver

Farr Myron J. farmer, house Federal

Farrell Frances Miss, house 25 Conway

Farren B. N. contractor, house Montague City

Fass Frederick, laborer, house Strecker block

Faulkner Flora J. Miss, boards 22 Federal

Faulkner John, driver, house 75 High

Fay Damon L. milkman, house Federal

Fay Frank F. painter, house 43 Davis

FELLOWS MARTIN S. boots and shoes, leather and and findings, 108 Main, house 32 Conway Felton Fred B. bookkeeper, J. P. Felton's,h. 33 Chapman Felton George F. house Nash's Mills Felton J. P. meat market, 4 Davis, house Nash's Mills Ferguson & Logan, dry and fancy goods, Taylor block Ferry William, employe at 159 Main

FESSENDEN FRANKLIN G. attorney, American House block, house Main corner Hope Fessendcn Sarah Mrs. house Crescent Field Charles H. employe' at Wells Brothers & Co.'s Field Charles R. children's carriages, Power, house Park Field Frank, plumber, boards 1 Davis Field Harry L. carriage maker, boards Park Field May G. teacher, boards 5 Franklin Finch Edward B. student, house 27 Federal Finch P. Voorhees Rev. rector St. James Protestant Epis- copal church, house 27 Federal Finn Bartholomew, painter for T. N. Austin & Co.

24 GREENFIELD [F] DIRECTORY.

Finn Daniel, grinder, house Russell Finn John, laborer, house Grinnell Finn Michael Mrs. house Marshall Finn William, hairdresser, Bank row, house Grinnell TURST NATIONAL BANK, 6 Bank row- Fish Edgar M. cutter, house 48 Congress Fish Mary Mrs. house Olive

Fisk Charles E. carriage maker, boards Elm House Fisk Charles J. ticket agent, house 24 Congress Fisk Charles L. (age So years), physician, office and house

Main opposite Chapman Fisk C. L. jr. physician, office Main opposite Chapman Fisk Hattie A. teacher, house Franklin near Main Fisk Mary P. Miss, boards 5 Franklin Fisk O. H. Mrs. house Franklin near Main Fiske E. R. pharmacist for Howland & Lowell Fitch Martin, laborer, house River Fitzgerald Edward, clerk, house 40 Federal Fitzgerald John Mrs. house Russell Fitzgerald John, laborer, house Plain road Fitzgerald John A. laborer, house Coleraine road Fitzgerald Katie, tailoress for John Kennedy Fitzgerald Michael E. laborer, house 37 Hope Fitzgerald Patrick E. butcher, boards at P. M. Fitzgerald's Fitzgerald Patrick M. house Washington Fizet Felix, cutler, house Coleraine road Fizet John L. cutler, house west side Green river Flad John Rev. pastor German M. E. Church, house 50

Hope Flagg Frank H. editor Reformer, boards Elm House Fleming David P. law student, F. R. Fessenden's Fleming Kate Miss, house 13 Wells Fleming P. J. contractor, house 27 Conway Fletcher Henry H. house 23 High Flinn John, laborer, house Grinnell Flinn John, 2d, fanner, house Grinnell Flinn John H. driver, American Express, boards Grinnell Flinn Michael J. farmer, house Russell Flinn Michael J. jr. machinist, boards Russell Fogg Martha Miss, house 73 Chapman Fontaine Joseph A. harness maker, house G2 Chapman

FORBES C. P. watches and jewelry, Mansion House block, house 15 High Forbes Frank P. salesman at W. A. Forbes's Forbes George Waters, house 7 Main Forbes George Wells, clerk, house 13 Pleasant

GREENFIELD [J1] DIRECTORY. 25

Forbes John Murray, house 3 Conway

FORBES W. A. dry goods and carpets, Hovey's block, house Federal Forbes Will P. painter for T. N. Austin & Co. Ford Levi, salesman, house 11 West Main Ford Lyeander W. shoemaker, house 33 Conway Foreman George H. boards 31 Main Forristall Acelia J. Miss, house 54 Federal Forristall Margaret, house 12 Mill Forsyth Florence Mrs. house 9 Pond Fossett Charles L. painter, house 3 Federal

FOSTER CLARENCE F. watches and jewelry, 84 Main, house 6 Pleasant Foster Frank W. house 14 West Main Foster Dellie P. teacher, boards 5 Franklin Foster George, canvasser, boards 59 Davis Foster Henry A. employe1 at L. Nims's, b. 38 Washington Foster Ida F. teacher, Prospect Hill School Fowler Edwin T. ( Gerrett & Fowler), boards Elm House Fowler Fred, marble worker, house 76 Chapman Fowler Henry, employe at Lucius Nims's Fowler Wyatt A. mechanic, house Grinnell ^RANKLIN CO. NATIONAL BANK, Main

: ^RANKLIN HOUSE, Henry L. Barnard, proprietor, _ . Bank row

Franklin Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Taylor's block TlRANKLIN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, Bank row

Franz Charles, cutler, house 22 Washington

Franz Lewis Mrs. house 34 Washington

Frary Charles, skiver, house 33 Congress

Frary Edward P. engineer, house 35 Davis

Frary Eli C. laborer, house 26 Washington

Frary G. Wells, farmer, house Conway

Frary William Henry, house Oak corner Garfield

Frawley John, laborer, boards 10 Mill

Freshour Homer R. express agent (American, and United

States and Canada), house 13 Garfield Fribbs William, house Turners Falls road Friedebach George A. bookbinder for L. W. Rice Fritz Jacob, sawyer, house Shelburne road Fritz John, laborer, house River

Frizzell Charles O. upholsterer, house Union near Maple Frizzell Frank C. carpenter, house 5 West Main Frost Eliza A. saleswoman for O. A. Blaisdell Frost Hezekiah S. cabinetmaker, house 1 Federal 4

26 GREENFIELD [Gr] DIRECTORY.

Fuller Charlotte Mrs. boards Edwin Stratton's Furbush Caroline C. Mrs. house 21 High

GAINES BENJAMIN A. house Shattuck square Gaines Benjamin E. salesman, house Shattuck square Gaines Fred L. watchmaker, boards B. A. Gaines's Gaines Frank O. salesman, house Shattuck square Gaines William B. (T. N. Austin & Co.), house 27 Con- gress Gallon John, cigar maker, house 108 Wells Gallup Mary A. saleswoman for O. A. Blaisdell Galvin Clara Mrs. house 24 Davis

Galvin Dennis, empioye at L. Nims's, boards 20 Bank row Galvin Dennis, jr. house Ames Galvin John, laborer, house Deerfield road Galvin Packard W. driver for Lucius Nims Gannett Edward, laborer, house off Mill Gardner G. Clinton, president Buffalo, New York and

Philadelphia Railroad, house 16.0 Main Garrett Francis, laborer, house 49 Wells Gascoigne Frank B. freight clerk, house 1 0 Federal Gascoigne J. B. restaurant, 10 Federal, house do. Gascoigne J. T. Mrs. house 10 Federal Gault James J. painter, house 9 Conway Gaylord Henry L. agent, house 10 West Main r\ AZETTE & COURIER, office Bank row

Geary Timothy, employe at W. E. Traver's

Gerrett Francis, ( Gerrett & Fowler), house Wells near

Arch Gerrett & Fowler, Franklin House stables Gerrett A. E. Miss, dressmaker, house 49 Wells Gilbert Edward, laster, house 10 West Main Gilbert George, carpenter, boards 12 Church Gilhert Samuel M. farmer, house Bernardston road Giles D. H. fish and oysters, house 68 Chapman Gillette George W. machinist, house rear 29 Congress Gillette Mary E. employe at Will E. Wood's Gillette Willard R. mechanic, house 25 West Main Gladset Honora Mrs. house Hope near Russell Glazier Frank L. driver, boards 21 Davis Glazier Newton B. pastor Baptist Church, house 5 Shat- tuck square Glazla Caspar, laborer, house River Glazla Jacob, shoemaker, at J. M. Wells & Co.'s

GLEASON ALBERT M. treasurer Greenfield Savings Bank, house Franklin

GREENFIELD [(j-'] DIRECTORY. 27

Goddard D. A. engineer, house 79 Davis Goff Snellen! M. mechanic, house 57 Chapman Goldthwait Henry F. boards 3 Union

GOLDTHWAIT SAMUEL A. market, 18 Federal, h. 3 Union Goodnow C. H. engineer, house 44 Chapman Good now Sherman, employe Elm House Goodrich Lillian G. compositor, boards 4 Wilson avenue Goodrich J. E. carpenter, house 4 Wilson avenue Gordon Leonard, chief of police, house 71 Chapman Gorman Catharine, tailoress, at John Kennedy's Gowing George B. carpenter, house 46 School

GRANT WILLARD N. gun and lock smith, also gen- eral jobbing, Newton place, house Conway Graves Alonzo, farmer, house Leyden road Graves Ashman T. at C. O. Graves & Co.'s Graves Burke F. milkman, house Leyden road Graves Chester B. laborer, house 20 Chapman Graves Clark O. & Co. bakers, Davis, house 3 Pleasant Graves Cyrus S. house Leyden road Graves D. A. Miss, house 19 High Graves Emily C. Miss, house 8 Chapman Graves Frank E. machinist, house Wells Graves Fred E. house Shelburne road Graves George M. house 27 West Main Graves James L. plumber, house Newton place Graves James N. Mrs. house 27 Main Graves Lewis L. carriage trimmer, rooms Newton place Graves Luther, sexton, house Newton place

GRAY CHARLES W. painter and paperhangor, 40 Chapman Green Alanson, employe at Mrs. Isabella Russell's

GREEN & VOSBURGH, undertakers and furniture dealers, Main corner Chapman. — See next page adv. Greed Azro K. Mrs. house 40 High Green Cora A. milliner, boards 40 High Green Frank, teamster, house rear 35 Wells Green Hairy, slater, house Elm above Grove Green River Mills, Mill Greene Frederick L. (Greene & Griswold), house Maple

GREENE & GRISWOLD, attorneys, over Franklin Countv National Bank GREEN FIELD SAVINGS BANK, Mansion House block Grey see Gray

Griffin John, laborer, house Marshall Griffin Thomas, laborer, house Marshall

28 GRKENFIELD [H] DIRECTOR"?.

Griffith Clarence L. clerk, boards 1 1 Union Griffith William H. printer, house 11 Union

GRINNELL JAMES S. patent agent, over Franklin County Bank, house Main Griswold A. L. laster, boards 12 Chapman

GRISWOLD F. C. (Greene cb Griswold), boards at Wm. H. Whiting's Griswold John F. house East Bernardston road Griswold Joseph ( Turners Falls Cotton Mills), boards

Mansion House Griswold Louisa D. Miss, boards at Wm. II. Whiting's Grogan Ann, widow of William, house Washington Grogan James, laborer, house 41 Hope Grogan Martin Mrs. house 41 Hope Guellow David, boards 12 School Guellow Nahum Mrs. house 12 School Guilfoyl Philip, porter, Mansion House, house 34 Davis Gunn L. J. treasurer Millers Falls Co. house 24 West Main

HADDOCK JOHN, farmer, house Nash's Mills Haf'ner John, shoemaker, boards 7 Mill Haigis Jacob, cutler, house 22 Washington Haigis Jacob, jr. clerk, boards 22 Washington

GREEN & VOSBURGH,

UPHOLSTERY and DRAPERY WORK,

Furniture, Chamber Sets, Lounges, Mattresses, and Spring Beds.

TJISriDERT^.KIIISrO.

Kind and Courteous Attention to all the Details of Funerals.

NO. 54 MAIN STREET, GREENFIELD, MASS.

Residence, Pleasant.

GREENFIELD [H] DIRECTORY. 29

Haigis Laura Mrs. house 1 1 Oak

Haigis Lewis, laborer, house 51 Washington

Hale Barry E. commercial traveller, house 61 Davis

Hale Fannie Miss, boards Franklin corner Park

Hale Fred L. electrician, boards Olive

Hale Henry VV. shoemaker, house 10 Wright avenue

Hale Herbert E. photographer, 13 Pond's block

Hale Lucy O. Mrs. house 8 Wright avenue

Hale William, horse trainer, house 41 Davis

Haley C. O. hairdresser and livery, 10 School

Haley John, laborer, house 35 Washington

Haley W. B. hairdresser, boards 10 School

Hall Albert T. ( E. A. Hall & Co.), bds. at E. A. Hall's

Hall Ellery C. printer, house 47 Chapman

Hall E. A. publisher Gazette and Courier, also ( E. A.

Hall cb Co.), house Church corner Union Hall E. C. & Co. printers and stationers, Bank row Hall E. S. house Conway above Grove Hall Gustavus, carpenter, house Conway above Devens Hall S. Woodbridge, house Conway Hall Walter H. cook, boards 79 Wells Hall William H. butcher, house 106 Chapman Haller Mary, saleswoman at White Brothers', house

Washington Hamilton Cullen, boards 19 Conway Hamilton Darwin F. house Crescent Hamilton Emma Mrs. house 41 Davis Hamilton Melville, laborer, house Plain road Hamilton Trafton, mason, house Grove corner Elm Hamilton William C. buffer, house 17 Conway Hampshire Charles, grinder, house West side Green river Hancock Mila Miss, boards 28 Conway Handforth Henry, ice dealer, house Coleraine road Handforth John W. house Coleraine road Handforth William, house 5 Coleraine road Hanley Patrick Mrs. house Washington Harding L. S. Mrs. bookkeeper at J. E. Lamb's Harridon Erastus G. farmer, house Silver Harridon H. T. teamster, house 62 School Harrington, Agnes L. teacher, house Lamp Black street Harrington John, laborer, boards 7 Mill Harrington Timothy, machinist, house rear 15 Mill Harris Henry, laborer, house 76 Hope Harris Henry C. travelling agent, house 28 Chapman Harris John Mrs. house River Hart James, mason, house Federal Hartman Andrew, toolmaker, house 76 Hope

30 GREENFIELD [H] DIRECTORY.

Haskell Frank N. boards 42 Chapman

Haskell M. A. Mrs. house 42 Chapman

Hastings John N. farmer, house Lamp Black street

Hastings Marshall P. farmer, house Lamp Black street

Hastings William P. moulder, house Lamp Black street

Haven John T. house Conway

Haven Emily Mi-s, house 50 Federal

Hawks Albert E. ( Flmoks & Reed), house Crescent

Hawks Fred E. bookkeeper, boards 17 Federal

Hawks Frederick, bridge builder and contractor, house

52 Wells Hawks Jennie E. saleswoman at J. G. Yetter's Hawks Leon O. farmer, house Silver

HAWKS & REED, clothiers, furnishing goods, and hats and caps, Main corner Court square Hawley Charles, house 151 Main Hays Dennis Mrs. house James corner Marshall Hays John B. laborer, house 100 Hope Hays John W. laborer, house Plain road Hays Kate, dressmaker, house Hope near Russell Hays Mary, seamstress, house Hope near Russell Haywood Frederick L. conductor, house 17 Prospect Heald S. G. Mrs. house 18 Chapman Helbig Valentine C. house Washington Henderson John, farmer, house Coleraine road Henry Charles, house 16 Prospect Hescox George F. carpenter, house High above Maple Hesse Henry, cigar maker at H. M. Wiemer's Hesse Louis, cigar maker at H. M. Wiemer's Hey Hedwig, milliner at Wanda Miller's Hey Ernest, farmer, house High Hicks T. B. Mrs. house Federal above Silver Higgins L. L. car inspector, boards 3 Wells Hill John, polisher, house High above Maple Highland J. F. manager N. E. Tel. Co. boards 28 Conway Milliard Allie, compositor, boards Grove corner Conway Hillman Frank H. painter, house 9 Conway Hillman Thomas, house Bernardston road Hitchcock E. P. (Russell Cutlery Co.), house 10 Congress Hitchcock Dollie, dressmaker, boards 145 Main Hitchcock Elwin Rev. pastor M. E. Church, house rear of

church Hoar James M. cutler, boards 18 School Hoar John, laborer, house 18 School Hockrein Frank, grinder, house 55 Deerfield Hockrein Joseph, house 55 Deerfield Hockrein Joseph, jr. cutler, house 55 Deerfield

GREENFIELD [H~] DIRECTORY. 31

Hodges Effie M. milliner at A. L. Smith's

H olden D wight D. carpenter, Hope, house Grinnell

Holden Philbrock Mrs. house C2 Wells near Arch

Holdridge F. D. watchman, house Davis cor. Garfield

Hollingshead W. D. printer, T. Morey cfc Son's

Hollister Edward H. with J. H. Hollister, house 1 1

Pleasant Hollister Frederick II. clerk, house Court square TTOLLISTER J. H. jeweler, Main, house Court square

Hoi man Vinnie, clerk at J. G. Yetter's

Holton Wallace H. jeweler, 84 Main, boards 28 Conway

Hooker Eliza Mrs. house Park near Franklin

Horner Martin, laborer, house 35 Washington

Horton James A. printer, house 41 School

Hosmer P>ank P. forger, house 9 Pleasant

Ilosmer Francis J. agent, house 30 Chapman

Houghton R. H. & L. C. dressmakers, 50 Main, house do.

Houghton Frank P. milk agent, house 45 Main

Hough George, engineer, house River

Houlihan Patrick, laborer, house 86 Hope

Houston Havden D. (E A. Hall & Co.), house 81 Davis

HOYEY GEORGE H. apothecary and druggist, Main corner School, house 150 Main Howard Lester C. mechanic, house 84 Chapman Howard Marcus M. freight agent, house 6 Pleasant Howard Minerva, tailoress, boards 57 Federal Howe Fred, yardman, boards 16 Chapman Howland Dwight L. carpenter, house Newton place Howland Marcus D. clerk, boards Main corner Chapman OWLAND & LOWELL, apothecaries and druggists,

5 Bank row OYT CHARLES C. president Hoyt Metal Co. house ±1 7 High

Hoyt Laura A. Miss, house Federal corner Garfield Hoyt Richard H. cutter, house Highland avenue

HUBBARD J. E. plumbing and tinning, Bank row, house 39 Davis Hudson F. C. printer at T. Morey & Son's, house 47 Chapman

HULL A. N. coal and kindling wood, Botslbrd's block, house Federal corner Leonard. — See adv. next page Humes Edward, shoemaker, house 95 Federal Humes Erastus H. house Federal Humphrey Ezra Carlos, brakeman, house 7 Conway Hunter David, house 22 Congress Hunter Raymond W. dentist, house 22 Congress

32 GREENFIELD [I J] DIRECTORY.

HUNTER GEORGE, fish, oysters, groceries and pro- visions, School, house 57 Wells Hutchinson Charles E. driver, house 5 Maple Hutchinson Frank S. driver, house 6 Ames Hyde Henry Rev. pastor Second Congregational Church,

house High corner George Hyland John F. house 28 Conway

INGELL THOMAS BENTON, house 73 Chapman Ingell Cheney J. section master, h. west end West Main

JACKMAN ALDEN C. laborer, house Shelburne road

Jackman Madison, house Shelburne road

Jackman William, house Shelburne road

Jackson Charles B. truckman, house 53 Federal

Jacques Arthur, machinist, house 57 High

James Eugene, brickrnaker, house Coleraine road

Jarvis Henry, house 95 Wells

Jefibrd Charles, farmer, house Coleraine road

Jenkins Everill L. shoemaker, house 21 Garfield

Jenkins Morris S. painter, house 60 Wells

Johnson Alexander, laborer, house off Mill

Johnson Andrew, watchman, house off Mill

ARTHUR N. HULL,

ALL RAIL, DIRECT FROM MINES VIA HOOSAC TUNNEL,

GREENFIELD. MASS.

HICKORY,

BEECH,

KINDLING WOOD, ETC.

GREENFIELD [K] DIRECTORY. 33

Johnson Emily H. stitcher, boards 15 Oak Johnson Henry C. carpenter, house Shelburne road Johnson J. agent New England Homestead, house 23

Chapman Johnson Jerome G. carriage painter, 17 Davis, house Elm Johnston John R. printer, house 68 Wells Jolly William, carpenter, house 22 Chapman Jones Albert R. car inspector, house 13 Oak Jones Albert W. stationery, 66 Main, house Wright ave. Jones Allen P. house 2 West Main Jones Catharine Mrs. house 69 Chapman Jones Charles A. telegraph operator, house 31 Chapman Jones Dennis W. Mrs. house 9 West Main

JONES EDWIN J. stoves, ranges, plumbing, etc. 57 Main, house 5 West Main. — See adv. Jones Everett A. carpenter, house 28 Conway Jones Gilbert E. carpenter, 25 School, house 70 Chapman Jones Harrison C. bookkeeper, house Wright avenue Jones Henry W. brakeman, house Newton place Jones Margaret Mrs. house Coleraine road Jones Norman, farmer, boards 7 Davis Jones Orra M. painter, house 37 High Jones Spencer A. carpenter, house 57 Federal Jones Seth E. boarding-house, Davis corner Main Jones Susan M. Mrs. house 12 Wright avenue Jones William, farmer, house 52 Davis Joy Adelbert W. employe" at A. M. Perkins's Judah Anna F. Mrs. house 79 Federal

KALEEN THOMAS, laborer, house 60 Washington

Kane John, laborer, house 7 Mill

Kane Hanora Mrs. house 14 School

Kane Julia Mrs. house Mill

Kane Patrick, laborer, house off Mill

Kane Thomas, laborer, house off Mill

KAULBACK G. H. insurance agency, and town treas- urer, Sanborn's block, house Coleraine road Kavanaugh, see Cavanaugh Keefe Dennis, laborer, house Ley den road Keefe Jeremiah, carpenter, boards 7 Davis Keefe Timothy, farmer, house Leyden road Kehoe, see Keough

Kehoe Patrick, laborer, house 35 Hope Keiley Michael, laborer, house 54 Hope Keiley Patrick, laborer, house 6 Mill Keirnan Patrick, employe" J. C. Converse 5

34 GREENFIELD [L] DIRECTORY.

KEITH CHARLES, groceries and provisions, 56 Main, house Prospect corner James. — See adv. Keith Charles H. bookkeeper at Franklin County National

Bank, boards Prospect corner James Keith James A. employe at II. A. Potter, jr.'s, boards 5

Federal Keith Sarah M. Mrs. house 5 Federal Keith Will B. clerk, boards Prospect corner James Kelley Giles M. cutler, house 65 Davis Kelley, see also Kelly Kelliher Cornelius, laborer, house Devens Kelliher Cornelius, 2d, section hand, house Washington Kelliher Daniel O. employe at W. N. Potter & Son's Kelliher. George H. at freight office, house Washington Kelliher John D. cutler, house 55 Washington Kelliher John D. jr. clerk, 138 Main, b. 55 Washington Kelliher Michael, laborer, boards 45 Wells Kelliher Patrick, supt. G. II. C. house 8 West Main Kellogg Bela Mrs. house 9 Chapman

KELLOGG DWIGHT B. grocer, 77 Main, house 9 Chapman Kellogg Harry W. salesman, boards N. S. Cutler's Kelly Catherine Mrs. house 6rinne.ll Kelly Frank S. tanner, house Coleraine road Kelly Henry H. supt. Gas Works, house 54 Davis Kelly Norman, cutler, house Wells near Main Kendrigan John Mrs. house 18 Conway Kennedy Cornelius, house Turners Falls road

KENNEDY JOHN, merchant tailor, Pond's block, house Elm Kennedy Mary Mrs. house off Mill Kennedy William, gardener, house 96 Davis Kennedy William E. laster, house 27 Hope Kennedy William H. hostler for John T. Shaw Kennedy William M. brakeman, boards Union House ^ENT SANFORI), express and teaming, h. 19 Davis

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Keough James M. house Lamp Black street

Keough Patrick, laborer, house Hope

Kerber Frank, at depot, boards at Jacob Seil's

Kerrigan James, laborer, house off Mill

Ketch um Martha Mrs. boards at S. D Conant's, Grinnell

Keyes Dwight A. carpenter, house Walnut

Kilburn Emory E. American House stables, house 4

Wilson ave. Kilburn Wesley H. house 104 Wells Kimball Edward P. trimmer, house 1 Garfield

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Kimball George A. sheriff, house 14 Prospect

Kimball George W. house 59 Davis

King Charles, laborer, house 7 Davis

King Daniel, laborer, house Hope corner Russell

King George P. brakeman, boards 7 Davis

King Herbert, printer, boards 16 School

King John C. farmer, house Bernardston road

King Royal C. conductor, house 16 School

King T. employe Wiley & Russell, house Plain road

King William H. printer, boards 129 Main

Kingsley Frank, teamster, house 80 Chapman

Kingston Isabella Miss, boards 23 Congress

Kingston William, laborer, house off Plain road

Knoll Ferdinand C. machinist, house 29 Mill

Koch Jacob, laborer, house River

Koch John M. carpet weaver, house 37 Washington

Koeber Frank, laborer, house Deerfield road

Koonz Christian, laborer, house River

Koonz George, laborer, house 39 Hope

Koonz John L. laborer, house 39 Hope

LAMB ALBERT E. fruit dealer, Federal corner Main, h.

Bank row Lamb G. F. at J. E. Lamb's, boards 18 Federal |" AMB J. E. flour, feed and groceries, 15 Davis, h. 13 do.

Lamb J. H. music store and jewelry, 8 Bank row, house

58 Federal T AMB S. 0. lawyer, Main corner Federal, house 9 High

Lander Benjamin D. house Lamp Black street

Lander Osbore E. farmer, house "The Meadows."

Lane James Mrs. house 45 Hope

Lane Martin, house 44 Washington

Langley James, P. employe at B. B. Noyes & Co.'s

La Point Adolphus, contractor, house 97 Wells

Laporte Joseph, laborer, house Lamp Black street

Larrabee Eber N. farmer, house Leyden road

Larrabee George L. house Leyden road

Laroche Telesphore, laborer, house 51 Washington

Laughton H. W. butcher, boards Franklin House

Lavine Fred, laborer, house 18 Elm

Lawlor Catharine Mrs. house 38 Washington

Lawlor Edward, machinist, boards at Mrs. C. Lawlor's

Lawlor Frank J. laster, house 13 Wells

Lawlor James Mrs. house 13 Wells

Lawlor Joseph M. laborer, boards 36 Washington

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Lawlor Thomas L. plumber, house 13 Wells

Leahy Mary Mrs. house James

Leary Thomas F. house 3 Wells

Lee Emory, carpenter, house Newton hill

Lee Henry A. machinist, house Conway corner Grove

Lee Joe, Chinese laundry, 63 Main

Lee Wing, Chinese laundry, Davis

Lee Walter A. carpenter, house 79 High

Legate Frank M. warden, Town Farm

Leighton Charles W. farmer, house off Bernardston road

Lemon T. W. printer, boards Elm House

Leonard Horatio, house Bernardston road

Leonard Theodore Mrs. house 48 Federal

Leonard William W. painter, house Mill corner River

Lepp Frank, driver C. J. Day, house Giinnell

Levi John N. laborer, house South Shelburne road

Lewis Maria L. clerk at W. A. Forbes's

Lilly Clarence S. clerk, house Grinnell

Lilly Rufus A. court messenger, house 3 Main

Lincoln Mary, teacher, P. H. S. boards J. McDuffie, jr.'s

Liston James, farmer, house 64 Chapman

Little Mary M. Mrs. house 32 Chapman

Logan Frank M. carpenter, boards 40 Federal

Logan John M. carpenter, house Federal corner Wilson

avenue Logan John P. (Ferguson & Z/oganJ, boards Mansion

House Long Clarence B. driver, house 12 Church Long Frank, shoemaker, boards 145 Main Long James R. farmer, house Federal corner Silver Long S. Lewis, carpenter, house Pond near Davis Long Timothy J. machinist, house near Russell & Wiley's Loomis Aretus G Rev. house 34 Congress Loomis Louisa Mrs. house 34 Davis Looney Kate Mrs. house 77 Hope Looney James, filecutter, house 29 Wells Looney Thomas, laborer, house 77 Hope Love Henry, laborer, house rear 27 Wells Loveland Arthur E. carpenter, house 44 School Lovell Louisa, widow of J. II. house 45 Main Lowe Bros. & Co. dressed beef and produce, near depot Lowe Frank E. (Lowe Bros. c& Co. J, boards Main Lowell Charles R. ( Iloioland & Lowell), house 7 Main Leuppold Christian, cutler, house near Wiley & Russell's

LTJEY L. A. grocer, Mansion House block, house Russell Luey Leicester L. house Russell near Congress

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Lull Ezra W. house 82 Federal

T YMAN E. E. clerk of courts, house 42 High

Lynch John, at cutlery shop, house 47 Hope

Lynch John, jr. finisher, boards 47 Hope

Lynch Mary, stitcher, house 47 Hope

Lyon David, carriage painter, house 46 Davis

Lyon Francis W. laborer, house Davis corner Pleasant

LYON W. H. teas, coffees and spices, 6 Davis, house 82 Federal Lyons A. F. S. (Cutler, Lyons & Field), house Prospect

corner Grinnell Lyons Bros, bargain store, Mansion House block Lyons Charles E. (Lyons Bros.), house 143 Main Lyons F. D. (Lyons Bros.), rooms 4 Union Lyons George E. granite dealer ( Crosby Block, Brattle-

boro), house 39 High Lyons Henry O. blacksmith, house 9 School

LYONS J. L. furniture and undertaking, 141 Main, house Franklin Lyons Lizzie T. Mrs. house 25 High Lyons Philo Temple, engineer, boards 25 High

LYONS SAMUEL J. insurance agent, Sanborn's block, house 5 Church

MAGOON DORMAN E. plumber, house 43 Chapman

Magoon Gertrude A. bookkeeper, boards 43 Chapman

Mahoney Dennis Mrs. house 15 Mill

Mahoney Patrick, laborer, house 94 Hope

Mahoney William, laborer, house 15 Mill

Main Maria Mrs. house rear 35 Wells

Mallory Cleora, clerk for J. G. Yetter

Mallory Fred W. cutter, boards T. R. Mallory 's

Mallory T. R. feather and carpet duster, Olive, house

Wilson avenue Malone Dana, attorney, Taylor block, boards Mansion

House Manchester W. C. carpenter, house 62 Federal Mann Helen L. librarian, Greenfield library, house 23

School Mann Lucy H. Miss, house 23 School Mann Susan H. Miss, house Prospect 1U-ANSI0N HOUSE, Main corner Federal

Markle George, laborer, boards at Mrs Martin Rowe's Markle Balthas, proprietor Germania House, 10 Mill Markle Caspar, at cutlery shop, house 38 Deerfield

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Marriot William, farmer, house Shelburne Falls road

Marsh Eunice M. Mrs. house 21 Davis

Marsh W. E. clerk, 82 Main

Marshall Harry C. painter, house 6 School

Martin Annie, widow of William, house Deerfield road

Martin Arthur C. house 21 Garfield

Martin Clifford E. pattern maker, house 45 Davis

Martin Ella A. Miss, stitcher at Cutler, Lyons & Field's

Martin Frank A. cutter, boards 21 Garfield

Martin Frank E. carpenter, house 21 Garfield

Martin George A. carpenter, house 80 Davis

Martin Nathan E. machinist, house Garfield corner Davis

Martin Wayne A. machinist, boards 43 Davis

Martindale Pliny D. farmer, house Leyden road

Mason George W. plumber, house Leonard

Mather Nelson E. carpenter at Dwight Smith's, boards

46 School Matthai Albert Mrs. house High above Maple McAuliff Daniel, laborer, house Plain road McAuliff Daniel, jr. polisher, boards 7 Devens McAuliff Dennis, cutler, boards 54 Hope McAuliff Dennis, laborer, house Devens McAuliff Dennis D. cutler, house Washingont McAuliff Dennis W. laborer, house Washington McAuliff Michael, machinist, house Plain road McAuliff Thomas, cutler, house Washington McAuliff Timothy, laborer, house 54 Hope McCann John, telephonist, boards 11 School McCarthy Charles Mrs. house Washington McCarthy Honora Mrs. house 12 School McCarthy Jeremiah Mrs. house Marshall McCarthy John, machinist, house 56 Marshall McCarthy Margaret Mrs. house Hope McCarthy Michael, burnisher, house Hope McCarthy Timothy, laborer, house James McCartney Margaret Mrs. house 23 Wells McCloud Charles S. laborer, house Hope McClure Frank Pierce, engineer, h. 9 Main st. extension McClure J. Wesley, brick manufacturer, Elm McCotter William Mrs. house 72 Chapman McCoy Elizabeth Madame, French teacher, h. 5 Federal McCoy Maggie Miss, boards 20 Chapman McDaniel Frank, hostler for Dr. A. C. Walker McDonald Ellen Mrs. house 22 Federal McDonald Michael, saloon, house 58 Washington McDonald Thomas, laborer, boards 7 Chapman McDufBe John, jr. teacher, Prospect hill school, house

Prospect

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McElhenney William, tailor, house 16 Wells

McFarland Frank H. stonecutter, boards 7 Chapman

McFarland Nancy, widow, house 7 Chapman

McGee Horace, retired merchant, house Coleraine road

McGregor John, laborer, house Washington

McIIenry James, employe at G. Clinton Gardner's

McKenney Robert C. house 5 Congress

McKinn John, at Telephone Exchange, boards 11 School

McLellan C. F. telegraph repairer, boards 1 Davis

McMahon Daniel Mrs. house 98 Hope

Merd John, proprietor Union House, opposite the depot

Meagher Lawrence, driver, house off Mill

Meagher Michael, laborer, house Deerfield road

Meagher Nellie, tailoress at John Kennedy's

Meehan William Mrs. house 84 Chapman

Meeks Joseph, house "Ryther place" Bernardston road

Megrath Alonzo W. harness maker, house 5 Pleasant

Melke Charles Mrs. dairywoman, house High

Menzele John, laborer, house off Mill

Merchant James F. laster, house off Mill

Merchant Thomas, laborer, house rear 21 Wells

Meredith Richard, section master, house Hope

Merriam E. J. Miss, saleswoman at W. A. Forbes's

Merriam George V. mason, builder and contractor, house

9 Pond Merriam Lewis, house 163 Main Merrigan David, laborer, house 37 Hope Merrill John, turnkey at the Jail Merz Adolph, gardener, house 61 Chapman Merz Mary, compositor, boards 61 Chapman Miller Elliott, butcher for S. A. Goldthwait Miller Frank H. employe at H. A. Potter, jr. 'a Miller Fred, hairdresser, boards 9 Wells Miller George H. farmer, house Silver Miller Henry L. house 138 Main Miller Joseph W. farmer, house Elm corner Main Miller Luther C. mechanic, house Chapman coiner Arch Miller Wanda, millinery and fancy goods, 133 Main

MINER A. G. paints, oils, windows, blinds, doors, pa- per hangings, etc. 42 Main, house 26 Chapman. — See ado. Miner Byron, boards 91 Federal Miner Carroll A. L. salesman, house Wells near Main Miner Clarence H. G. travelling agent, house 7 Chapman Miner James R. Mrs. house 91 Federal Miner Nellie, saleswoman, boards 23 Chapman Miner Wells J. Mrs. house 87 Chapman

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Mitchell Persis Mrs. house 32 School

Mitchell J. E. plumber, house 53 Main

Mogle Lafayette, painter, house Olive

Moii- James, employe at Charles Keith's

Monahan Nora, cook at Hague A. Potter's

Monnier S. E. stonecutter, house Devens corner Wells

Monroe N. W. Rev. house 34 Congress

Mooers H. A. baggage master, house 9 Main

MOODY C. M. "books and stationery, and County Treasurer, Sanborn's block, house Crescent. — See back of map Moody Fannie E. Miss, house 5 Federal Moody Henry H. house Maple opposite Union Moore Arthur M. clerk at Mansion House, h. 18 Federal Moore Charles F. engineer, boards at Mrs. W. S. Moore's Moore C. Fred, mason, house Bank row Moore George A. farmer, house Shelburne road Moore James, farmer, house west end West Main Moore Jason, carpenter, house Ames Moore Jonas W. farmer, house 13 Devens Moore Nellie A. milliner, boards 16 Congress Moore Oramel, livery stable, house 39 School

MOORE PATRICK, harness manufacturer, 108 Main, house 87 Wells Moore William H. painter, boards 42 Davis Moore W. S. Mrs. house 33 Congress Moore J. F., D. D. (American Unitarian Association, 25

Beacon St., Boston), house 17 High Moran John, jr. laborer, boards at Union House Moran Michael, laborer, boards at Union House Morell Horace B. fireman, house 76 Chapman Morell Noah, farmer, house 76 Chapman Morey Fred. (Thomas Morey & Son), boards 51 Main Morey Thomas (T. Morey & Son,), boards 68 School Morey Thomas & Son (Fred. Morey), bookmakers and

electrotypers, Watson's building Morey, see Mowry Morin C. A. carpenter, house James Morrissey John, brakeman, boards Power ll/TORTON SOPHIA T. W. seamstress, h. 10 Pleasant

Moulton Ansel A. carpenter, boards 47 School Mothes Arthur, cigar maker for E. Strecker Mowry Benjamin T. mechanic, house Shelburne road Mowry Edward J. printer, boards 31 Conway Mowry Haven A. farmer, house Federal Mowry Theresa S. Mrs. house Conway

If you want things for head wear, or hand wear, or foot wear, or any wear,

If you want things for house furnishing or for house- keeping,

If you want books or things for amusement,

If you want anything that makes home pleasanter and life brighter,

You think of Forbes & Wallace's, Springfield.

WHY?

You buy in your little local store whatever it has that you want in a hurry, provided what you find there is good enough and doesn't cost too much. You give those stores the part of your trade they can handle. We have no wish to take it away from them.

On the other hand, here we are between Boston and New York — the largest store in Western New Eng- land— two and three times over, perhaps. You know just the thing you want may be had if it's a proper thing for the biggest store in Western New England to keep. You know the thing will be there and the price fair.

We are connected with what is called " The Syndicate," a concern involving seven houses and an annual business of twenty-five millions. This Syndicate

fOVER

has twenty-eight men in its New York office and twenty-four expert buyers in Europe — seven at the office in Manchester, England, live in Paris, eight in Chemnitz, and four at St. Gall. They are in constant and direct intercourse with the fountain heads of com- merce and manufacturers in all parts of the world.

It is something to know that you have at your com- mand a store that reaches into the corners of the earth for whatever is worth your getting. No place so dark or distant that a fit thing stays hid. No made thing so trifling or so precious that it is not likely to be at Forbes & Wallace's if it is worth your buying thought.

That is one of the corner-stones of the store.

There is another stone, and a big, hard one. You are to be satisfied with what you buy at Forbes & Wallace's or you can have your money again for the goods.

Do you wonder why many people far away have learned the way to us by mail?

Do you wonder that such a store has grown on such a basis?

Forbes & Wallace.

Main and Vernon Streets, Springfield, Mass.

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Mowry, see also Morey

Mundell Warren J. teamster, house 31 Davis

Munger Levi H. carpenter, house 52 Chapman

Munn William O. porter at Mansion House

Munson H. C. mechanic, house Shelburne road

Murphy Daniel, at cutlery shop, house 88 Davis

Murphy David, H. laborer, house Leyden road

Murphy James, laborer, house 96 Hope

Murphy Jeremiah, currier, house Leyden road

Murphy John, laborer, boards at Martin Welsh's

Murphy John, mason, house 7 Mill

Murphy John, laborer, house 94 Hope

Murphy Michael, laborer, house 39 Washington

Murphy Michael W. planer, boards at Michael Murphy's

Murphy Owen Mrs. house Washington

Murphy Patrick, laborer, house Washington

Murphy Patrick, wiper, house Mill

Murphy Thomas P. laborer, house Russell near Hope

Murray Henry A. employ^ Lucius Nims's

Murray Katherine Stanley, house Main corner Hope

Murray Frederick F. house Hope corner Marshall

Murray John, cutler, house 80 Davis

Murray Michael B. shoemaker, house Swamp road

Myer John L. farmer, house Green River road

NASH ELLIOT, pharmacist at F. B. Wells's, house 24

Conway Nash Frank L. farmer, boards Leyden road Nash Henry F. house Nash's Mills Nash Kate, clerk for White Bros., house Grinnell Nash Jonathan E. farmer, house Coleraine road Nash Lyman A. farmer, house Leyden road Nash Sarah A. house Nash's Mills Nash Thomas, mason, house James Nash Tyler L. section master, house 17 Wells Nelson Charles H. carpenter, house 66 Chapman Nelson Ollie N. Miss, house 45 Main Newcomb Almon Mrs. house Franklin corner Park Newcomb Eliza E. Miss, house Franklin near Church Newcomb Eugene A. (Sheldon & Newcomb), house High- land avenue Newcomb George A. boards 19 Union Newcomb H. A. with B. B. Noyes & Co. Newcomb Kate W. Miss, house Franklin near Church Newcomb Richard E. machinist, house 19 Union Newell Barnard A. Mrs. house Federal Newell J. A. express messenger, boards Elm House 6

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NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, 23 Pond's block Newton Albert, employ^ at Arthur N. Hull's, h. 31 Main Newton Albert S. agent, house 37 Conway Newton Allen, mechanic, house Shelburne road Newton Arthur W. teamster, house 53 Federal Newton David W. teamster, house Olive Newton Frank R. brakeman, house Olive Newton James, farmer, house Shelburne road

NEWTON JESSE 0. Diamond Electric Soap, Con- way, house Nash's Mills Newton John S. farmer, house 21 Congress Newton Joseph, mechanic, house Wisdom road Newton L. L. laborer, house Shelburne road Newton Lewis Mrs. house 61 Chapman Newton Mamie, stitcher, boards 40 Chapman Newton Ralph B. Mrs. house 51 Davis Newton Roxana Mrs. house West Deerfield road Newton Seth, farmer, house Leyden road Newton Solomon D. house 66 Wells Newton Solon L. bookkeeper, boards Shelburne road Nichols Frank T. house Davis above Garfield Nichols John, machinist, boards 33 School Nichols John R. engineer, boards 22 Federal Nickerson Joseph, machinist, boards 145 Main .Niles George E. car inspector, boards 20 Bank row Niras Charles T. farmer, house Coleraine road Nims Delia Miss, teacher, house 1 Union

NIMS LUCIUS, livery and sale stable, opposite Man- sion House Nims S. C. Mrs. house 5 Union Nims Thomas H. house 1 Union Noonan Patrick, cutler, house Hope near Russell Norton Annie N. teacher, house near Town farm Noyes B. B. (B. B. Noyes & Co.), house 2 Church Noyes B. B. & Co. manufacturers hardware and trim- mings for children's carriages and axles, Hope Noyes M. A. Miss, boards 22 Federal Nutting Henry J. shipping clerk, house 29 Main Nutting Mary Miss, house 29 Main

OAKMAN R. N., JR. (John Bussell Cutlery Compa?iyJ,

house Church corner High O'Brien Catharine Mrs. house Hope opposite old jail O'Brien C. F. clerk, 82 Main, house 48 Hope O'Brien Dennis, machinist, house 16 Devens O'Brien John, uj^holsterer for Green & Vosburgh

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O'Brien John, laborer, house Washington

O'Brien John Mrs. house 62 Washington

O'Brien Kittie Mrs. boards 52 Hope

O'Brien M. A. millinery, 48 Main, house Hope

O'Brien Mary, widow of James, house Devens

O'Brien Michael, laborer, house Hope

O'Brien Patrick, machinist, boards 7 Mill

O'Brien Thomas, laborer, boards at Mrs. Mary O'Brien's

O'Brien William, plater, house 16 Devens

O'Brien William, jr. moulder, boards at D. F. Burke's

O'Connell Michael, clerk at Union House

O'Connor Dennis, watchman, house Deerfield road

O'Donoghue Mary Ann, house Grinnell near Russell

Oefinger Christian, laborer, house Washington

Oefinger John, cutler, house Washington

Oefinger Michael, polisher, house Washington

O'Hara James H. clerk, boards at Richard O'Hara's

O'Hara John, clerk at Richard O'Hara's

O'Hara Mary J. Mrs. house 18 Wells

O'HARA RICHARD, newsroom, also boots and shoes, Bank row, house near Wiley & Russell's O'Hara William H. machinist, boards 62 Washington O'Keefe Cornelius, laborer, house off Mill O'Keefe Thomas, laborer, house 23 Mill O'Neill James, boot repairer at Fellows's, house Mill O'Neill Michael J. freight clerk, boards at John Kennedy's Osbon Elisha H. auctioneer, house 9 Union Osbon Eliza J. Mrs. house 9 Union Osborn Charles, toolmaker, boards 1 Davis Osborn John, house James near Russell Osborn John E. house Nash's Mills Osgood Charles, clerk at Mansion House Osgood Charles J. house Federal corner Silver Osgood Elihu C. farmer, house Federal Osgood Eliza F. Miss, house 24 Federal Osterhout J. H. Mrs. house Grinnell corner Prospect Otterson James P. S. mechanical engineer, house 5 Gar- field Owen Euclid, farmer, house West Main

PACKARD C. F. teller at Packard National Bank, house

16 High Packard Frederick, house Deerfield road PACKARD NATIONAL BANK, Mansion House block

Packard R. A. president Packard National Bank, house 16 High

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Packard W. G. cashier Packard National Bank, house 16

High Packer DeWitt Clinton, house Grinnell Packer E. S. W. bookkeeper, house 5 Pleasant Page Allen Mrs. house 57 Federal Page Fritz A. house Country Farms Painter Robert F. machinist, house Conway Park E. W. Mrs. house rear 31 Wells Park Hervey H. mason, house Wilson avenue Park James W conductor, house 54 Chapman Park Laura, widow of D wight, house 44 Chapman Park Lorenzo, granite works, Oliver corner Hope, house

Wright avenue Parker Alonzo, house 24 Conway Parker Charles A. Mrs. house Grove Parker Clarence E. farmer, house Shelburne road Parker E. L. telegraph operator, house 6 Main Parker Fred, employe Dr. A. C. Deane's Parker George A. laborer, boards George W. Parker's Parker George W. laborer, house Shelburne road Parker John, laborer, house Deerfield road Parker Samuel, farmer, house 6 Main Parker Samuel, jr. pharmacist at C. N. Payue's Parker William R. laborer, house Washington Parks James W. conductor, house 56 Chapman Parmenter Delavan E. farmer, house Coleraine road Parmenter Elias A. farmer, house Coleraine road Parmenter George, teamster for A. LaPoint Parmenter Horace D. farmer, house Bernardston road Parsons Charles G. house 47 School Parsons George E. baker, boards 47 School Parsons Herbert C. assistant editor, Gazette & Courier,

boards A. Withey's

PARSONS JAMES C. REV. principal Prospect Hill school Parsons Sarah L. teacher at Prospect Hill school Partenheimer A. Mrs. house High above Maple Partenheimer Philip,barber,Mansion House, house Leonard

PARTENHEIMER WENDELL W. groceries and pro- visions, 82 Main, house 40 High Patnode Alphonse, jr. engineer at T. N. Austin & Co.'s Paull George A. carpenter, house 16 Federal Paull Martin, coachman at G. C. Gardner's

PAYNE CHARLES N. druggist, Pond's block, house Grinnell corner Prospect Payne Freeman E. harness maker, house 10 Pleasant

PAYNE S. B. harness manufacturer, Hollister's building, Main, house 12 Congress

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Peabody James E. driver, house 59 Federal

Pearman John, laborer, house 28 Washington

Pease Ella S. Mrs. house Pleasant corner Chapman

Pease Lillian, compositor, boards Pleasant corner Chapman

Peffer Catherine Mrs. house off Mill

Peffer George, teamster, house off Mill

Percival Henry II. brakeman, house 29 Davis

PERKINS ASA M. groceries and provisions, 64 Wells, house do. Perkins B. L. carpenter for Dwight Smith Perkins Sumner, brakeman, house 59 Chapman Perkins F. H. clerk at American House Perley Charles, clerk at Amherst House, house 2 Wright

avenue Perry C. Fred, painter, house 3 Wells Perry Fred A. painter, house 46 Chapman Perry Frank S. painter, house West Main Perry George H. painter, house 63 Main Perry John, painter, house 27 Wells Perry Jonathan, painter, house 27 Wells Pervere Fred, brakeman, house 98 Hope Pervere George H. brakeman, house 81 Wells Pervere Horace, carpenter, house Nash's mills Pervere William E. driver, house River Pfefferle George, saloon, house 59 Washington Phillips Ansel E. laborer, house 11 School Phillips Charles C. painter, house Bernardston road Phillips Charles N. turner, house Leyden road Phillips Noble P. farmer, house off Leyden road Phillips Simeon, machinist, house 26 Conway Pickard Betsey Mrs. house 3 Church Pickett Henry L. farmer, house Leyden road Pickett Job G. farmer, house Leyden road Pierce Doris M. (F. H. Brown c0 Co.), house 44 Davis Pierce Edwin Mrs. house Pleasant corner School Pierce Ellen A. widow of William, house Orchard Pierce Everett W. printer, house Garfield corner Oak Pierce PVederick E. teller First National Bank, h. Orchard Pierce George, Capt. house 44 Davis Pierce John D. farmer, house 86 F'ederal Pierce Metcalf R. (M. R. Pierce & Co.), h. 3 Congress Pierce Nellie A. teacher, boards P. E. Pierce's, Orchard Pierce Newton G. (M. R. Pierce & Co.), house 18 Davis

PIERCE M. R. & CO. stoves, ranges, &c. 22 Federal. — See adv. Pigott James, machinist, boards 1 Davis Piatt G. Willard, pharmacist at G. H. Hovey's, house Highland avenue corner Prospect

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Plumley John, employe" Robert Abercrombie Plumley Willard, polisher, house Shelburne road Pond Charles E. house 14 West Main Pond Frank A. real estate, house 17 West Main Pond George, lumber dealer, house Arch Pond Mary Mrs. house 14 Main above Conway Poole Lucius E. engineer, house 32 Congress

POPKINS B. F. photographer, Hovey's block, Main corner Federal, house 6 Church Porter Charles H. laborer, house 114 Davis Porter Charles W. laborer, boards 114 Davis Porter Fred H. clerk at Post-Office, house Conway Porter James, superintendent Water Works, house Devens

corner Conway Porter Joseph, carpenter, house Congress corner Russell Porter Marietta, tailoress for John Kennedy Porter Susie E. bookkeeper at Cutler, Lyons & Field's Porter Pliny, farmer, house High above Maple Potter Arthur D. ( W. N. Potter & Sons), house Frank- lin corner Church Potter George, laborer, house Devens corner Wells Potter George F. laborer, house Washington Potter George W. Mrs. house 43 Federal Potter George W. jr. house Wells corner Grove Potter Howard J. farmer, boards 43 Federal T)OTTER H. A. Jr. Mansion House dining-rooms

Potter Jennie Miss, boards 12 Federal

Potter J. Warren, farmer, house Shelburne road

Potter L. D. ( W. A7, rotter & Sons), house Church cor.

Franklin Potter Rums, laborer, house Deerfield road

POTTER W. Gr. tobacconist and variety store, also manager Opera House, 75 Main, h. 78 Federal Potter W. N. & Sons, flour, grain, and feed, Bank row

corner Olive Potter W. N. ( W. A7". Potter & Sons), house Church

corner Franklin Potter Wells E. foundryman, house 57 School

POULTER GEORGE E. pianos and organs, 15 Bank row, house at JBemardston Power William, asst. pastor Ch. of Holy Trinity, h. Main Powers Catharine, widow of Edward, house Washington Powers Michael P. driver for W. N. Potter & Sons Powers Patrick, driver for J. E. Lamb Powling Alfred W. farmer, house Bernardston road Prairie Charles A. bookkeeper, boards 18 Federal

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Prairie Thelis, carriage blacksmith, house 18 Federal

Pratt Andrew, farmer, house 41 Wells

Pratt Eugene, painter, house 106 Chapman

Pratt Frank J. house 157 Main

Pratt Frank J. jr. law student, house Grinnell

Pratt Luther C. house Shelburue road

Pratt Liliie A. compositor, boards 41 Wells

Pratt Persis B. Mrs. house Shelburne road

Pratt William H. laborer, boards 41 Wells

Prentiss Arthur A. clerk, boards Conway corner Grove

Prentiss H. H. carpenter, house Conway corner Grove

Prentiss H. II. jr. clerk, boards Conway corner Grove

Prentiss Mary W. Mrs. house 44 Federal

PRICE SAMUEL, meats and provisions, 76 Davis, h. do. Price Thomas, driver, house 33 Conway Prichard R. S. carpenter, house Pleasant corner Chapman Proulx N. L. carpenter, house near Wiley <& Russell's Punch Patrick, grinder, house Lamp Black street Parcel] John J. upholsterer, house 47 Davis Purcell Mark E. Rev. pastor Holy Trinity Church, house

Main Purple Isabel J. Mrs. house 6 Pond Purtell Thomas, painter for T. N. Austin & Co. Putnam Eliza Mrs. house Plain road Putnam Elsie N. Miss, teacher, boards 17 Congress Putnam James J. conductor, house Olive Putnam John, hairdresser, house Wells

RANAHAN THOMAS, shoemaker, house 41 Washington Rancourt David, boards at Albert E. Lamb's Rancourt Louis, fruit stand, Main, house Washington Rangstrom John, gardener for J. C. Converse "DANKIN A. A. marble works, 16 Davis. — See adv.

Rankin Mary A. teacher, boards 5 Pleasant

Rankin Silas W. postal clerk, house 41 Federal

Reece Bros. (Edward F. and Virginias J.), screw

plates and bolt cutters, Wells corner Devens Reece Edward F. (Reece Bros.), house 33 Conway Reece Mary Ann Mrs. house Wisdom road Reece Virginius J. (Reece Bros.), house 58 Wells Reed A. E. Mrs. house Crescent

REED C. N. grocer, 14 Federal, house Franklin oppo- site Park Reed F. H. (Hawk & Reed), boards at Mansion House Reed Hannah F. Miss, house Franklin opposite Park

48 GREENFIELD [R,] DIRECTORY.

Reed Kate F. Miss, house Franklin opposite Park Reed Thornton, carpenter, house Davis corner Pleasant Renth Henry, clerk, boards 43 Hope Renth Philip, hairdresser, 79 Main, house 34 Devens Renth Sebastian, cigar maker, 81 Main, house 43 Hope Reynolds Darius A. salesman, house 35 School Reynolds James, mechanic, house Arch near Wells Reynolds William C. cutler, house 95 Federal Rhode Christian, laborer, house west side Green river Rice Edward C. driver, boards 62 School Rice L. W. bookbinder, School, house 19 West Main Rice Susan Mrs. house 66 Wells Rich Salem, house Factory Hollow. Richardson Charles, painter, house 13 Pleasant Richards J. P. pharmacist at George H. Hovey's Richardson Edward P. painter, house 13 Pleasant Richardson Elizabeth D. Miss, house 4 Ames Richardson Harry, jeweler, 66 Main, house 13 Pleasant Richardson Jane E. Mrs. house 13 Pleasant Richardson J. J. Mrs. house 62 Federal Richmond Charles, house Prospect Richmond F. W. fresco painter, house 10 Pond Richmond Lorin L. shoemaker, boards 3 Wells Riddell John Wesley, milkman, house High Riddell William, (aged 91), house High

EENFIELD MARBLE WORKS.

A. A. RANKIN, Proprietor,

Manufacturer and Dealer in

CEMETERY

WORK

FROM

American and Foreign Marble, American and Foreign Granite, or Brown-Stone.

GREENFIELD, MASS.

GREENFIELD [S] DIRECTORY. 49

Rifenburg William D. inspector, boards 3 Wells

Riley Ellen Mrs. house 52 Hope

Ripley Henry G. carpenter, house 27 Wells

Ripley Thomas W Mrs. house opposite head of Main

Rist Abrara, cigar maker, house 16 Washington

Rist Eberhard, sawyer, house 8 Washington

RIST JACOB, cigar maker, Strecker block, house 34 Washington Ritchie Mary L. Mrs. house Main corner High Robbins Carrie B. dressmaker, house 41 Federal Robbius Charles H. farmer, house 42 Conway Robbins Clara S. Mrs. house 41 Federal Robbins Edward F. farmer, house "The Meadows" Robbins F. L. Rev. house Shelburne road Robbins L. J. Mrs. manager depot restaurant Roberts Augustus, clerk at Franklin House Roberts Chenery P. house 33 School Roberts George A. employ^ at Lowe Bros. & Co.'s Robinson James, painter, house High above Maple Robinson Stephen H. house Nash's Mills Rockwood II. O. Mrs. house 14 Union Rodier Lewis L. engineer, boards 3 Devens Rogers David C. Mrs. house Coleraine road Rogers George C. bookkeeper, house Franklin Rome Peter Mrs. house Washington Rome Samuel, carpenter, house near Wiley & Russell's Root Clara P. widow of W. F. house 50 Federal Root Henry E. portrait painter, Pond's block Root M. J. Miss, house 10 Main street extension Root Susan Mrs. house 10 Main street extension Rose Cordelia Mrs. housekeeper, 4 Union Ross Ashton D. engineer, house Garfield Ross John, laborer, house Davis above Garfield Ross Merton W. bookkeeper for C. J. Day, house 84 Davis

ROUDENBUSH S. D. cabinetmaker, furniture repair- ing and picture framing, rear C. M. Moody's, house 36 Chapman Roudenbush William C. clerk at Wiley & Russell's Howe Carrie Mrs. house 47 Conway Rowe George, laborer, boards Deerfield road Rowe Jacob E. laborer, house River Rowe Martin Mrs. house Deerfield road Rowe Martin, jr. driver at W. N. Potter & Sous' Rowe Samuel, laborer, boards Deerfield road Roys L. M. house Garfield corner Oak Rugg Francis A. (Rugg Manfg Co.), house School cor. Pleasant 7

50 GREENFIELD [{"$] DIRECTORY.

Rugg Manf g Co., rakes, shovels, &c, Shelburne road Russell Charles P. ( Wiley & Russell), house George Russell Howard, printer at T. Morey & Son's Russell Isabella Mrs. house Main corner High Russell Nathaniel E. house High corner Church Russell William H. machinist, boards 72 Chapman Ryan Patrick, laborer, house 39 Washington Ryan James E. Mansion House billiard room Ryan Louisa Mrs. tailoress, house 24 Chapman Ryan Patrick, blacksmith, house 19 Mill Ryan William, Mansion House billiard room

SAGE RICHARD MRS. house Bernardston road

Sage George S. farmer, house Coleraine road

Salisbury George E. carriage maker, house 19 Davis

Sainmis L. Bernie, driver tor O. A. Blaisdell

Sammis Minnie, saleswoman for (). A. Blaisdell

Sampson William A. house 23 Union

Sanborn William H. house 112 Main

Sanderson C. H. K. Mrs. house 11 Union

Sanders Osborn, farmer, house Coleraine road

Sanderson J. H. ( Warner Manufacturing Co.), h. Main

Sargent Samuel H. fireman, boards 31 Main

Sauer Charles F. cutler, house Cheapside

Sauter Barbara Mrs. house Hope corner Russell

Sauter Brothers, hairdressers, 131 Main

Sauter Catharine Mrs. house Washington

Sauter Christina Mrs. house 7 Pleasant

Sauter Conrad Mrs. house Deerfield road

Sauter Conrad, jr. cutler, house Cheapside

Sauter Edward, cutler, house High above Maple

Sauter George Mrs. house 11 Mill

Sauter Gotlieb, cutler, house 11 Mill

Sauter Gotleib C. (Sauter Brothers), house 7 Chapman

Sauter Jacob H. hairdresser at P. Partenheimer's

Sauter Jacob W. house 32 Washington

Sauter John, cutler, house Cheapside

Sauter John (Sauter Brothers), house 32 School

Sauter Martin, house Hope corner Russell

Sauter Martin, 2d, clerk, 138 Main, boards 67 Pleasant

Sauter Michael, laborer, house 13 Mill

Sawtelle Dwight, farmer, house Bernardston road

Sawtelle Franklin P. house Bernardston road

Sawtelle Lyman H. farmer, house Bernardston road

Sawyer Benjamin, farmer, house 20 Church

Saxton Arthur W. painter, house Conway

Saxton Alouzo L. teamster, house rear 95 Wells

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Scanlan Patrick, laborer, house ofi Mill Scannell William, laborer, house Mill Scheidler Charles F. laborer, house 36 Deerfield Scheidler Gotleib C. saloon, Deerfield, house do. Schick Andrew, laborer, house 17 Mill Schick, Anne Mrs. house 36 Washington Schick John, salesman, boards 36 Washington Schick Louis, laborer, boards 36 Washington Schieding Matthew, cutler, house Deerfield road Schlagenhauf Anna Mrs. house Washington Schlagenhauf Christian, machinist, boards Washington O CHOFF ALFRED, propr. Mansion House

Schouler John Mrs. house 33 Wells

Schouler J. Martin, at cutlery shop, house Mill

Schreader Frederick, laborer, house 57 Washington

Schult Sophia Mrs. house 57 Washington

Schuster Christian F. music teacher, h. High cor. Maple

Schwartz L. B. Rev. on Connecticut river east of Turners

Falls road Schwartz Louise, nurse, Main corner High Schweitzer Sebastian, laborer, house Deerfield road Scobey Clara S. Miss, house 70 Federal Scobey Mary Miss, house 19 Union Scott Betsey H. Mrs. house Deerfield road Scott E. R. jeweler for Harry Richardson Scott Hester A. Mrs. house 21 Congress Scott Solomon, laborer, house Deerfield road Seaman Walter H. silver plater, 22 School, house do. Searles Myron, polisher, house 37 Wells Sears John R. farmer, house Leyden road Sears William J. boards American House Siebert Philip, cutler, house 25 Hope Siebert Elizabeth Mrs. house Grinnell Seils Jacob, blacksmith, bouse Deerfield Sessler Frederick, farmer, house "The Meadows" Sessler Jacob, fanner, house "The Meadows" Severance Charles D. bookkeeper for Wells Bros. & Co.

boards Main cor. Wells Severance H. C. widow of P. P. house 19 Congress Severance William L. physician, house Main cor. Wells

SEVERANCE WILLIAM S. physician, house Main corner Wells. — See front cover Seward Quincy Adams, house 49 Federal Shampoux Louis, laborer, house 4 Devens Shattuck George W. house Main corner Shattuck square Shattuck Simon L. Mrs. house Main corner Shattuck square

52 GREENFIELD [S] DIRECTORY.

SHAW CHARLES S. mason builder, house 13 Chap- man.— See adv. Shaw John T., Mansion House livery, house 5 Congress Shaw Lovina Mrs. house Devens near Wells Shaw Nelson F. Mrs. house 39 School Shea James, laborer, house Hope near Russell Shea John F. laborer, house Deerfield road Shea Timothy, laborer, house 89 Hope Shearer George A. employe at C. R. Field's, house Garfield Shearer Sarah Mrs. house Bank row Shehan John, cutler, house Deerfield road Shehan John, employe at M. R. Pierce & Co.'s Shehan Patrick, laborer, house 82 Chapman Sheldon George, farmer, house Deerfield road Sheldon Henry, house 6 Shattuck square Sheldon John (Sheldon & JVetocomb), house 7 Park Sheldon & Newcomb, hardware and agricultural imple- ments. Arm's block SHEPARD EDWARD S. insurance agent, 98 Main, house 25 High Shepardson E. B. carpenter, boards 47 School Sherwell Charlotte H. Mrs. house 16 Church Simonds Carrie E. Miss, house Nash's Mills Simonds Charles, mechanic, house 75 Wells

Hartford Safety Fund System,

LIFE AND ANNUITY INSURANCE COMPANY.

INCORPORATED 18G6. Capital, $350,000. Assets, $1,46S,04G.47.

E. S. SSEPARD, - 98 Main Street, SPECIAL AGENT FOR WESTERN MASS.

For The Safety Fund System of L.ife Insurance,

operated onlv by The Hartford JLife and Annuity In- surance Company of Hartford, Conn.

SPECIAL FEATURES.— Viz. : Furnishing secure Life Insurance at actual cost, or about one third rates charged by old line Companies. The Safety Fund is invested in U. S. registered bonds, and deposited with the Connecticut Trust Company in the Policy Holders' names, for their exclusive benefit, and cannot be used for any other purpose.

Interest payable Semi-Ann ually five years after fleposit to said fund. After the Safety Fund reaches its limit One Million Dollars, all deposits are returned to policy holders, the same as the interest now is. Safety Fund Jan'y 1st, 18S9, amounted to $653,S7».13.

Also, Agent for The Travelers' Life anil Accident Insurance Co.

The Largest Accident Company in the World. Charges only $5 per thousand, with $5 Weekly Indemnity for disabling injuries.

GREENFIELD [S] DIRECTORY. 53

Simonds Nancy Miss, house Nash's Mills

Simons David S. boards American House

Simons Harriet Mrs. house High corner Park

Simons Henry K. house High corner Park

Simter Caroline, house 65 Washington

Simter Charles, buffer, house 65 Washington

Sinken Amelia Miss, house Deerfield

Skinner Henry A. house Davis corner Pleasant

Slate Charles E. (Slate & Be Wolf), house 37 Davis

Slate Frank, clerk at S. M. Smead's, boards 37 Davis

Slate Kendrick T. paymaster, house 6 Wright avenue

Slate Seorem B. farmer, house Leyden road

Slate Merrick P. finisher, house School corner Garfield

SLATE & DE WOLF, agricultural implements, seeds and fertilizers, 18 Bank row S lattery Catharine Mrs. house 33 Davis Slattery Mary Mrs. house Grinnell

Slocomb Charles H. clerk at Post-Office, house 16 School Slocomb Edward M. Mrs. house 16 School Smart A. J. superintendent at Wiley & Russell's, house

36 Conway Smead Albert Mrs. house Franklin corner Park Smead A. J. driver for J. P. Felton Smead Charles W. stock dealer, house Coleraiue road O MEAD F. W. meat market, 57 Main, house 51 do.

Smead Henry S. house Coleraine road Smead Horace A. nurseryman, house Conway Smead Jesse H. teamster, house 82 Federal Smead Jonathan Mrs. house 33 West Main Smead Lydia Mrs. boards at William M. Smead's Smead Sarah Miss, house Main opposite Baptist Church Smead Sylvanus A. Mrs. house Coleraine road Smead William, farmer, house Green River road

SMEAD WILLIAM M. grocer, and deputy sheriff, Wiley block, house Franklin corner Park Smith Allie, teacher, boards "The Meadows" Smith A. L. millinery and fancy goods, 110 Main, h. 45 do. Smith Barney, laborer, boards 9 School Smith Beuoni D. painter, boards 63 Main Smith Cephas, foreman at Lucius Nims's, house Prospect Smith Charles Lathrop, at J. P. Felton s Smith C. L. house and sign painter, Ames, house Leonard Smith David A. house Elm near Devens

SMITH DWIGHT, carpenter, Ames corner School, house 4 Wilson avenue Smith Edward, miller, house Mill

54 GREENFIELD [g] DIRECTORY.

Smith Elijah W. farmer, house Coleraine road

Smith Elizabeth C. Mrs. house 20 Congress

Smith Emma C. Mrs. house 12 Pleasant

Smith E. L. clerk at First Nat. Bank, bds. 21 West Main

Smith Frank, driver for Sanford Kent, house 31 Davis

Smith Fred A. clerk at 15 Davis

Smith Frederick G. county commissioner, h. 4 West Main

Smith Harris, laborer, house rear 15 Mill

Smith Hattie E. Miss, bookkeeper, house 12 Pleasant

Smith Henry, laborer, house Washington

Smith Henry M. carpenter, boards Wells near Devens

Smith Henry 0. teamster, house "The Meadows"

Smith Luther W. clerk, boards 20 Congress

Smith L. T. at J. P. Felton's, house 21 West Main

Smith Martin, farmer, house 53 Davis

Smith Martin H. driver, house 78 Chapman

Smith Nellie O. teacher, boards 17 Prospect

Smith Oliver T. travelling agent, house Taylor block

Smith Preston H. machinist, boards 3 Wells

OMITH STEPHEN, laundry, Federal above Garfield

Smith Sylvester B. agent, house Davis corner Pleasant

Smith William M. machinist, boards 5 Ames

Snow Barnabas, farmer, house Bernardston road

Snow F. E. ( Wells Bros. & Co.), house Congress corner Crescent

Snow Newell, house Main near Franklin

Snow Robert H. salesman, house Pond

Snow Walter N. cashier Interstate M. T. Co. boards at Newell Snow's

Sornborger Hattie B. Miss, boards 84 Federal

Sparhawk L. B. Mrs. house 18 Congress

Spear Daniel W. farmer, house 36 High

Spear George E. milkman, house Coleraine road

Spear Howard W. farmer, house 38 High

Spear Jennie P. Mrs. house 51 Wells

Spear Kate, widow of L. S. house 47 Davis

Spencer Sylvanus, laborer, house 81 Wells

Sporbert Louis, machinist, house River

Sprague Susan F. teacher, house Bernardston road

Spring John C. carpenter, house 13 Union

Spring John F. insurance agent, 137 Main, boards Man- sion House

Squires H. S. driver for J. P. Felton, house 36 Davis

Stannard Milton S. manager Western Union Telegraph Company, opposite depot, house Maple near High

Stanton D. C. Rev. house 47 Conway

GREENFIELD [S] DIRECTORY. 55

Stark August, boards Frederick C. Stark's

Stark Charles, laborer, house 30 Washingtou

Stark Edwin, laborer, house Power

Stark Frederick C. laborer, house off Mill

Stark Fritz C. laborer, boards at Frederick C. Stark's

Stark Gustave, laborer, house Crescent

Stark Joachim, cutler, house 80 Hope

Stark Louis H. cutler, house west side Green river

Stark Louis E. machinist, boards west side Green river

Stark Sophia Mrs. house 30 Washington

STAY CHABLES, boots and shoes, 55 Main, house 61 do. — See front cover Stay Clarence L. boards 61 Main Stearns Henry J. carpenter, house Fond Stearns John G. engineer, house 20 Prospect Stearns John H. carpenter, house Federal corner Silver Stebbens Roland, farmer, house 61 Chapman Steiner John, laborer, house Shelburne road Steinhope Andrew H. machinist, house Mill Stetson Clarence H. machinist, house 40 Chapman Stetson Emma M. tailoress at William Cullen Bryant's Stetson Eunice Mrs. tailoress, house 40 Chapman Stetson Sarah Miss, house 40 Chapman Stetson William M. machinist, boards 40 Chapman Stevens Henry L. machinist, house 47 Couway Stevens Humphrey Mrs. house 1 Church Stevens Joseph W. cashier First National Bank, house

10 Franklin Stewart William G. house 44 School Stimsou Baxter, farmer, house Deerfield road Stone E. Harrison, house Bernardston road Stone E. P. Mrs. boards 47 School Stone Grant L. at Greenfield laundry Stone Harriet R. Miss, house 15 Federal Stratton Arad, fish dealer, house Maple corner Federal Stratton A. E. (Stratton Brothers), house Prospect Stratton C. M. (E. A. & C. M. Stratton), house Prospect Stratton E. A. & C. M. level manufacturers, 26 School Stratton Edward B. farmer, house Federal corner Maple Stratton Edwin, register of deeds, house Highland ave. Stratton E. F. clerk, First National Bank, boards High- land avenue Stratton Frank T. foreman Mansion House stable Stratton Frederick, house 80 Federal Stratton Horace M. foreman, C. L. & F. h. 83 Federal Stratton Oscar G. house 78 Federal Stratton Sophia Mrs. (age 95 years) , house 78 Federal

56 GREENFIELD [X] DIRECTORY.

Strattou Walter W. machinist, boards Federal comer

Maple Strecker Clarence, drug clerk, boards 13 Prospect

STRECKER E. cigar manufacturer, Strecker block, Main, house 13 Prospect Strecker Edward W. clerk for J. H. Hollister Streeter Albert S. telegraph operator, boards Main cor- ner Chapman Streeter E. J. machinist, house 28 Davis Streeter Nancy, boarding-house, 46 School Streeter S. F. mechanic, house Main corner Chapman Streeter Uriah N. mason, house 41 Davis Sturtevant Charles H. freight clerk, boards Shattuck sq. Sturtevant George A. clerk, W. M. Smead's, boards

Shattuck square Sturtevant Harry, boards Shattuck square Sturtevant Jane Mrs. house Shattuck square Suhl Ferdinand, grinder, house River Sullivan Cornelius, slater, house James Sullivan Daniel Mrs. house 44 Washington Sullivan Daniel J. polisher, house 88 Hope Sullivan Jeremiah, shoe repairer, house near depot Sullivan Jeremiah, 2d, house Hope near Marshall Sullivan Jeremiah, 3d, laborer, house 50 Wells Sullivan Owen Mrs. house off Mill Sullivan Owen, jr. laborer, house off Mill Sullivan Patrick Mrs. house off Mill Sullivan Patrick, jr. shoemaker, house Mill Sullivan Peter, tailor for W. C. Bryant Sullivan Thomas, laborer, house off Mill Sullivan Timothy, laborer, boards 7 Mill Sweet Frank S. cutter, house 64 Davis Sylver William, brakeman, house 77 Davis

TAFT GEORGE H. MRS. house High

Taft John, employe W. N. Potter & Sons

Taintor W. L. constable, house 38 School

Talbot Lowell, house 9 Leonard

Talbot Lowell, jr. clerk at William A. Forbes's

Tasker Wyman S. carpenter, house 31 Congress

Tasker Willie F. carpenter, house rear 29 Congress

Taylor Charles, farmer, house Bernardston road

Taylor R. R. Mrs. house 6 West Main

Temple Catharine Mrs. house 26 Davis

Temple Dwight, hostler, house 26 Davis

Tenney E. J. tinsmith, boards at American House

Thatcher E. S. painter at Charles S. Smith's

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Thayer Ashley P. teamster, house 83 Chapman

Thayer Charles J. house Nash's Mills

Thayer Edwin F. painter, house 54 Chapman

Thayer Eliza P. Miss, house Park

Thayer Emily M. Miss, house Park

Thayer Frank, hostler at Union House

Thayer Grace, dressmaker, house 33 School

Thayer Harvey C. teamster, house 68 High

Thayer Henry D. laborer, house Elm

Thayer John, farmer, house between Coleraine and Shel-

burne roads Thayer Louise Mrs. house 33 School

THE INTERSTATE MORTGAGE TRUST CO. Mansion House block Thomas Charles, farmer, house Coleraine road Thomas Nancy M. Mrs. house Coleraine road Thompson Albert M. clerk, house 19 Prospect Thompson Charles F. clerk at probate office Thompson Charles J. house 49 Chapman Thompson Emily B. Mrs. house 49 Chapman mHOMPSON F. M. register of probate, boards 1 Union

Thompson George W. house 49 Chapman Thompson Jesse E. printer, house Shelburne road Thompson John W. machinist, house 19 Prospect Thompson Leland, employe at Oramel Moore's Thompson Sarah A. Mrs. nurse, house 36 Davis Thorpe Henry E. conductor, Fitchburg E. R. boards

Franklin House Thrasher Holland C. house Factory Hollow Titus Charles S. brakeman, house 61 Federal Tobiu Mary Mrs. house 32 Davis Todd Thomas, butcher, house Deerfield road Toomey Jeremiah, polisher, house Marshall Toomey Patrick, laborer, house off Mill Toomey Timothy, laborer, house 88 Hope Toomey William, polisher, house 88 Hope Traver Edgar, carpenter, house 29 Congress Traver Philip, carpenter, house 8 Pleasant Traver William E. house Federal corner Church Turner George, shoemaker, 70 Main, house 79 Chapman Turner William C. Mrs. house 43 Congress rpWITCHELL GEORGE P. physician, office and resi- _L deuce 143 Main

Tyler Albert H. clerk, boards 11 Federal Tyler Emma Miss, folder, boards 19 Main Tyler Major H. house 11 Federal

58 GREENFIELD [TJ V "W] DIRECTORY.

ULRICH FRED H. clerk at Wiley & Russell's Ulrich Julia Mrs. house High above Maple Ulrich Tillie Miss, boards High above Maple Uuderhill Elmer at Good Cheer, house 42 Davis NION HOUSE, opposite railroad depot

u

Uptou Will S. brakemau, house 20 Chapman

United States and Canada Express Co. office at depot

VAN DOORN CHARLES A. (Van Doom & Baldwin), house 41 Main

YAN DOORN & BALDWIN, house furnishing goods and paper hangings, 64 Main. — See adv. Van Ness William C. burnisher, house 34 Davis Varney Nelson, employe at Emory E. Kilburn's Veits Frank, cigar maker, house 57 Washington Vetterling Charles, hairdresser for Sauter Brothers Vetterliug William Mrs. house Deerfield Vincent Charles E. gardener, house 12 Pleasant Vining J. E. A. upholsterer, house 32 Davis Votch Charles, baker for O. Blaisdell Vosburgh Stephen ( Green & Vosburgh), h. 6 Pleasant

WADLEIGH C. F. conductor, house 19 Congress

Wagner Frank, cutler, house Washington

AVait Andrew W. Mrs. house 4 Church

Wait Bernard F. freight clerk, boards at Henry Wait's

Wait Franklin, farmer, house Garfield

Wait Henry, check clerk, house Deerfield road

Wait Jerome J. freight clerk, house 4 Church

Wait Leon G. house Lamp Black street

Wait Lizzie J. telephonist, rooms Shattuck square

Wait Thomas Mrs. house Maple opposite Union

Walcott Charles T. civil engineer, house 30 Congress

Walker A. C. physician, office and house, 20 Federal

Walker S. A. rooms 10 Pleasant

Wallace A. B. iceman, boards Elm House

Wallace James W. horse trainer, house Washington

Wallace John, teamster, house Shelburne road

Waller Maggie Miss, boards Shattuck square

Walsh William R. upholsterer, house 14 Union

Ward Emeline V. Mrs. house Franklin

Ward Frank A. house "The Meadows,"

Wardwell Louise D. music teacher, boards at J. H. Hol-

lister's Ware Hannah Mrs. house 8 Church Warfield Arthur, employe at Mrs. D. C. Rogers's

GREENFIELD [*W] DIRECTORY. 59

Warfield Frederick, em ploy 6 at Mrs. D. C. Rogers's Warner Anson K. Mrs. house 40 School Warner E. R. clerk at L. A. Cook & Co.'s, b. 9 Congress Warner Henry W. ( Warner Manufacturing Co.), house

9 Congress Warner S. F. Mrs. house Main opposite American House Warner Mfg. Co. carriage hardware, Nash's Mills Warren Joseph K. engineer, house 10 Wells Washburn William B. Mrs. house 150 Main Washburn William N. ( Washburn & Hat/ward Chair Co. I house 2 Franklin 'ATSON HENRY D. & CO. publishers, 32 High

WJ

Weaver Edgar G. Mrs. house 11 School

WEISBROI) EMIL, wallet manufacturer at old jail, house do. Weisseuborn Louis, machinist, house Deerfield i*oad Weissenborn Valentine, house Plain road Weisseuborn William, laborer, house Cheapside Welch James, laborer, house 63 Washington Welch John, watchman, house Mill Welch, see also Welsh Wells Alfred C. machinist, house 46 School

WELLS BROS. & CO. blacksmiths' tool manufac- turing, Mill Wells Clifford B. engineer, house 29 Congress

WELLS F. B. (Ph. G.), druggist, Arms block, house 8 Church. — See opposite title Wells Charles, printer, boards 45 Wells Wells Charles B. farmer, house Leyden road Wells Edwy, mechanic, house Wells near Main Wells Elisha, house Uniou corner Maple Wells Elizabeth H. widow of Solomon C. house 4 Union Wells Frank O. ( Wells Bros. <& Co.), house Griunell

corner Prospect Wells Franklin, carpenter, house 45 Wells Wells Frederick E. ( Wells Bros. <& Co.), house Congress

corner Prospect Wells Henry, laborer, house 83 Wells Wells J. M. (J. M. Wells & Co.), house 17 Prospect Wells Mary S. compositor, boards Conway corner Grove

WELLS J. M. k, CO. boots and shoes, Arms block, Main Wells Luther W. clerk at Franklin House, h. 49 Federal Wells Marietta Mrs. house 49 Federal Wells Minnie E. stitcher, boards 1 Davis Wells Ralph, farmer, house Coleraiue road

60 GREENFIELD [*W] DIRECTORY.

Wells W. Wilson, commercial traveller, boards 20 Church Welsh John E. blacksmith, house 9 Shattuck square Wells Martin, laborer, house off West Main Welsh Patrick, laborer, house Hope near Marshall Welsh, see also Welch

Wessman Charles, employe" at R. P. Whipple's Weston Mary K. librarian Free Library, house Grinncll Weston Thomas Rev. house Grinnell Wetherbee James L. house Lamp Black street Wheeler Charles A. burnisher, house 18 Congress Wheeler Charles R. commercial traveller, house GO Federal Whellehan Daniel, clerk, boards at Dennis Whellehan's Whellehan Dennis, laborer, house Hope corner Russell

WHIPPLE R. P. stoves, plumbing, gas and steam fitting, 12, 14 and 16 Davis, house High corner Maple. — See adv. Whitcomb Frank H. house 2 Wright avenue Whitcomb M. L. Mrs. house 2 Wright avenue White Alex. D. ( White Bros.), boards at American House

WHITE BROS. (Alex. D. and Thos.), dry goods, Main, corner Davis White Julia Miss, house 50 Federal White Sarah A. Mrs. house South Shelburne road White Thomas ( White Bros.), house Leonard White William, laborer, house Deerfield road Whiting W. H. principal High School, house Highland

avenue Whithead Marshall, tinner, boards 1 Davis Whitney F. B. carpenter, Newton place, house Leonard Whitney Sarah M. Mrs. house Church near Franklin TT7IEMERS H. M. cigar manufacturer, Power, house

Wilbur Carrie, saleswoman, boards 43 Conway

Wilbur M. S. Mrs. house 43 Conway

Wilby George, boards 12 Federal

Wilck John, laborer, house Deerfield road

Wilcox Augeline L. Mrs. house 45 School

Wilcox Walter W. plumber, boards 45 School

Wiley Charles T. house 2 West Main

Wiley Oren C. clerk, C. R. R. boards 47 Federal

Wiley Robert Mrs. house 2 West Main

Wiley S. L. ( Wiley & Russell), house 21 Congress

Wiley & Russell, machinists, west side Green river

Wilkius Sarah E. Mrs. house 7 Wells

Wilkinson Frances A. kindergarten, 14 Union, boards 39

High Williams Albert B. laborer, house Shelburne road

GREENFIELD ["W] DIRECTORS. 61

Williams Apollos, printer, boards 51 Wells Williams Charles Dewey, house 3 Devens Williams Charles D. commercial traveller, h. 74 Davis Williams E. Shepard, wheelwright, house Nash's Mills Williams Frank L. driver, house 90 Davis Williams Frank W. dentist, Arms block, boards at Man- sion House Williams George E. teamster, house 35 Davis

WILLIAMS ItORHAM D. attorney-at-law and insur- ance agent, Taylor block, house 6 West Main Williams Lauviston A. house Orchard near Prospect Williams Mary D. Miss, house 25 High Williams Nancy J. Mrs. house 51 Wells Williams Robert E. baker, house 37 Davis Williams Sanford, carpenter, house Wells opposite Arch Williams W. S. (Ghapin & Williams), h. Deerfield road Willmau John, cutler, house 38 Washington Wilson Cordelia R. Mrs. house 47 School Wilson Joel Mrs. house 42 West Main Wilson Sewall Mrs. house Davis above Pleasant Wilson Wilfred H. employe John T. Shaw's Wilson William J. teamster, house Hope \I7ING CHAUNCEY, machine worker, draughstmau f| and pattern maker, and U. S. type writer, near Wiley & Russell's, house School corner Leonard Wing Helen Mrs. house 20 Chapman Winn F. A. butcher for J. P. Felton Winn Reuben, plumber, house Conway AVinslow John A. printer, boards American House Winterhalter Millie, compositor, boards Federal corner

Garfield Wise Asa S. at cutlery shop, house Leonard Wise Walter, machinist, boards 50 Main Wise Wilfred A. carpenter, boards 7 Leonard Wise William M. house Church opposite Union Wissman Martin, grinder, house Deerfield road

WITHEY ANSON, carriage maker, School corner Ames, house Highland avenue. — See adv. Witt August F. W. grinder, house River Witt Charles F. W. grinder, house River Witt Frederick C. pedler, house 62 School Wittich F. J. pastor German Lutheran Church, house

Turners Falls Wolfskiel Adam, hairdresser, boards Leonard Wolfskiel F. W. bookkeeper at W. W. Partenheimer's Womersley Thomas, physician, office 27 Chapman

62 GREENFIELD [Y] DIRECTORY.

Womersley Thomas M. clerk at Post-Office, boards 27

Chapman Wood Charles N. paper boxes, house 24 Congress Wood E. Warren, wheelwright, house Wells near Devens

WOOD FRANK E. mason, house 26 Conway near Main Wood Henry S. kennel, house near Franklin park Wood Mary P. house 15 Wells near Devens Wood Samuel E. toolmaker, house Elm opposite Devens Wood Seth, house Factory Hollow Wood Warren J. truckman, house Elm Wood, see also Woods Woodard Flavel J. S. pedler, house Grove Woodard H. G. Mrs. house South Shelburue road Woodard James M. butcher, house Shelburne road Woodard John W. teamster, house 78 Davis Woodard Mattie J. Mrs. house 20 Federal Woodard Newman H. butcher, house Shelburne road Woodlock Cornelius, mason, house rear 15 Mill Woodlock David, laborer, house Washington Woodlock Philip, switchman, house 7(j Hope Woods Hopkius, house Conway corner Devens Wotton Frederick E. baker at C. O. Graves & Co.'s,

house 5 Pleasant Wotton Thomas C. foreman at C. 0. Graves & Co.'s Wright Albert A. cutter, house 10 Prospect Wright Annie C. H. Mrs. house 10 Main Wright Charles P. shipping clerk, boards 16 Conway Wright David W. engineer, house 5 West Main Wright George H. inspector, boards 10 Main Wright Hammatt B. clerk, boards at S. L. Shattuck's Wright John Mrs. house Wells near Main Wright John S. farmer, house Conway Wright Lewis P. conductor, house Wells near Main Wrisley Albert S. laborer, house Shelburne road Wrisley M. Phila, milliner, 13 Federal, house 5 Union Wrisley Trueman B. laborer, house Shelburne road Wunsch John, farmer, house Factory Hollow road Wunsch John, jr. farmer, house Gill road Wunsch P. Dr. office and residence 135 Main Wyman Max, saddler at S. B. Payne's

YE AW ALBERT O. MRS. dressmaker, house Union

corner Maple Yetter John, at cutlery shop, house 11 Mill Yetter J. G. dry goods, 88 Main, boards 38 Davis

GREENFIELD [2] DIRECTORY.

York Richard B. teamster, house 47 Conway

Young Henry M. car inspector, house 3 Shattuck square

Young John J. laborer, house 51 Hope

ZABRISKIE F. H. (Deane <£ ZabriskieJ, office 4 Bank row, house Federal Zabriskie Horsburgh, house 17 Federal Zeiner George, employe R. N. Oakman, jr. Zimmerman Martin, miller, house 36 Washington Zimmerman William, employe Nahum S. Cutler

PATENTS, RE-ISSUES,

DESKJNS,

TRADE-MARKS,

INTERFERENCES,

COPYRIGHTS,

LABELS.

ALLEN WEBSTER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW

AND

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

Practice in all branches of Legal and Patent Business.

PATENT CASES A SPECIALTY.

Causes for Infringment and Litigation in Patent Matters Receive Special Attention.

{Practice in the State Courts, United States Courts and Home and Foreign Patent Offices.

[4 3 8 IMZ^IUST STREET

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

64 ADVERTISEMENTS.

R. F. HAWKINS*

IRON WORKS

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Successor to Win. Howe, Stone & Harris, and Harris & Hawkins. WORKS ESTABLISHED 1840.

we Truss, Fin and Link, EiTeted L and Solid Plate CJirder Bridges.

Draw Bridges, Turn Tables, Bolts, Forcings, K. R. Frogs and Switches.

STEAM BOILERS, TANKS,

AND ALL

riveted -woir/k:.

Iron and Brass Castings, Building Fronts, Etc.

Machine and Blacksmith Work to Order.

R. F. HAWKINS, Proprietor. C. H. MULLIGAN, Supt. E. B. JENNINGS, Eugiueer.

Branch Works at St. Albans, Vt., under the name of the VERMONT CONSTRUCTION CO.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agricultural Implements.

ALLEN'S S. SONS, Main st. cor. Bank row. — See ado. Slate & DeWolf, 18 Bank row

Apothecaries.

Hovey G. H., Main street corner School

Howlaud & Lowell, 5 Bank row

Payne Charles N., Pond's block

WELLS F. R. (Ph. G.), Arms block.— See opposite title

Attorneys.

Aiken David & John A., Arms block Conant & Conant, over First National Bank DeWolf Austin, Taylor block Fessenden F. G., American House block Greene & Griswold, over Franklin County Bank Grinnell James S. (patent), over Franklin County Bank Lamb Samuel O., Main street corner Federal Thompson F. M. at Court House Williams & Malone, Taylor block

Axles and Springs.

ALLEN'S S. SONS, Main st. cor. Bank row.— See ado. Noyes B. B. & Co., Hope street

Bakeries.

BLAISDELL O. A. 145-149 Main street.— See ado. Graves C. O. & Co., Davis street

Banks.

First National Bank, 6 Bank row Franklin County National Bank, Main street Franklin Savings Institution, Bank row Greenfield Savings Bank, Mansion House block Packard National Bank, Mansion House block 9

66 GREENFIELD liUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Blank Book Manufacturers,

BROWN F. H. & CO., Colonnade block. — See adv.

Bookbinder.

Rice L. W., School street near Main

Booksellers and Stationers.

BROWN F. H. & CO., Colonnade block. — See adv. Hall E. A. & Co. (stationery only), Bank row Jones A. W. (stationery only), 66 Main MOODY C. M., Sanborn's block. — See back of 'map

Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Etc.

Clapp's Shoe Store, 70 Main street

Fellows Marvin S. 108 Main street

O'Hara Richard, Pond's new block

Wells J. M. & Co., Arms block

STAY CHARLES, 55 Main street — See front cover

Brick Manufacturer.

McClure J. Wesley, Leyden road

Builders and Contactors.

AUSTIN T. N. & CO., Hope street.— See adv.

Bickford A. F. 28 School street

BONNEVILLE & MORIN, Olive street— See adv.

CARLL JONAH L. 28 Conway street— See adv.

Frizzell & Keefe, 25 School street

Holden Dwight D., Hope street

Jones Gilbert E. 25 School street

Smith Dwight, Ames street corner School

Whitney F. B., Newton place

Cabinetmaker and furniture Repairer.

Rondenbnsh S. D. rear Sanborn's block

Carpets and Oil Cloths.

Forbes W. A., Hovey's block

White Brothers, American House block

Carriage Manufacturers .

Belair & Ryan, Olive street near depot

Brackett Henry W. 17 Davis

Charron Edward, 17 Davis

Cummiugs Patrick, 6 Mill

Ewer J. Benjamin & Son, rear Streckei's block

Field Charles R. (children's), Power street

WITHEY ANSON, School street corner Ames. — See adv.

GREENFIELD BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 67

Caterer.

BLAISDELL O. A. 145-149 Main street.— -See adv.

Cigar Manufacturers.

Renth Sebastian, 81 Main street

Rist Jacob, Strecker's block

Strecker Edward, Strecker's block, Main street

Veith Frank, 51 Washington street

Weirners Henry M., Power street

Civil Engineers and Surveyors.

Day Charles J. 137 Main street Walcott Charles T. 30 Congress street

Clothiers and Furnishing Goods.

Barrett C. S., Pond's block

Browning A., Mansion House block

Cohu Charles, opposite American House block

Cook L. A. & Co., Main street corner Federal

Hawks & Reed, Main street corner Court square

Coal Dealers.

DAY CHARLES J. 137 Main street.— See front cooer HULL A. N., Botsford's block.— See adv.

Confectioner.

BLAISDELL O. A. 145-149 Main street.— See adv.

Crockery, China and Glassware.

VAN DOORN & BALDWIN, American House block.— See adv.

Dentists.

Allen Charles P. 104 Main street

Beals Joseph & Frank D., Mansion House block

Comins George S. H., Pond's block

Williams F. W., Arms block

Dining Rooms.

BLAISDELL O. A. 145-149 Main street.— -See ado.

Jones Seth E. 1 Davis street

Lamb A. E. Mrs. 20 Bank row

Potter H. A., jr. under Mansion House

Wood Will E. at depot

Doors, Sash, and Dlinds.

AUSTIN T. N. & CO., Hope street near depot.— See adv.

68 GREENFIELD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Dry and Fancy Goods,

Ferguson & Logan, Taylor's block Forbes W. A., Hovey's block Pond Frank A., Pond's block White Brothers, American House block Yetter J. G. 88 Main street

Expresses,

American Express Company, at depot

U. S. and Canada Express Company, at depot

Fish arid Oysters,

Ball & Drury, School street

Hunter George, School street near Main

Florist,

Beals E. B. 8 Chapman street

Flour and Grain,

Green River Mill, Mill street Lamb J. E. 15 Davis street Potter W. N. & Sons, Clay Hill

Furniture and Undertaking.

GREEN & VOSBURGH, Main street comer Chapman.

See adv. Lyons J. L., Main street opposite Mansion House

General Jobbing,

Roudenbush S. D. rear Sanborn's block

Grocers.

Crafts A. W. jr. 49 Main street Donovan Edward, Washington KEITH CHARLES, 56 Main.— See adv. Hunter George, 7 School street Kellogg Dwight B. 77 Main street Lamb Joseph E. 15 Davis street Luey L. A., Mansion House block Partenheimer W. W. 82 Main street Perkins A. M. 64 Wells street Reed C. N. 14 Federal street Smead W. M., Wiley's block

GREENFIELD BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 69

Gun and Lock Smiths.

Clark W. S. 85 Main street Grant W. N., Newton place

Hairdressers.

Finn William, Bank row Haley C. O. 6 School street Miller Fred, Sanborn's block Partenheimer P., Mansion House Reuth Philip, 79 Main street Sauter Brothers, 131 Main street

Hair Work.

Eichler A. W. Miss, 50 Main

Hardware & Cutlery.

ALLEN'S S. SONS, Main st. cor. Bank row. — See adv. Sheldon & Newcomb, Main street corner Court square

Hardware Manufacturers,

Noyes B. B. & Co. (carriage), Hope street Reece Bros. Wells street corner Devens Warner Mfg. Co. (carriage), Nash's Mills Wells Bros. & Co. (blacksmiths' tools), Mill street AViley & Russell, west side Green river

Harness and Saddle Manufacturers.

Moore Patrick, 108 Main street Payne S. B., Hollister's building

Hats and Caps.

Barrett C. S., Pond's block

Browning Anson, Mansion House block

Cook L. A. & Co. Main street corner Federal

Hotels.

AMERICAN HOUSE, Main street—flee adv. Elm House, 0. C. Allen, West Main street Franklin House, H. L. Barnard, Bank row Germania House, 10 Mill street Mansion House, Main street corner Federal Union House, John Mead, opposite depot

House Furnishing Goods.

VAN DOORN & BALDWIN, American House block.— See adv.

70 GREENFIELD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Ice Cream and Caterer.

BLAISDELL O. A. 145-149 Main street.— See adv.

Insurance Agents.

Chapin & Williams, Main street Gleason A. M., Greenfield Savings Bank Franklin Fire Insurance Co., Taylor's block Kaulhack G-. H., Sanborn's block Lyons Samuel J., Sanborn's block Spring John F. 137 Main SHEPARD E. S. 98 Main.— See adv. Williams Gorbam D., Taylor's block

Laundries.

GREENFIELD STEAM LAUNDRY, Ames street Lee Joe, 63 Main street Lee Wing, 5 Davis street Smith Stephen, Federal street

Level Manufacturers.

Stratton Brothers, School street

Livery and Sale Stables.

Gerrett & Fowler, Franklin House Kilburn fernery E., American House stables Moore Oramel, 39 School street Nims Lucius, opposite Mansion House Shaw John T., Mansion House stable

Lumber Dealers.

AUSTIN T. N. & CO., Hope street.— See adv.

Machine Jobbing.

Wing Chauncey, near Wiley & Russell's Marble Works.

Park Lorenzo, Olive street

RANKIN A. A., Davis street. — See adv.

Mason Builders.

Merriam A. V. 9 Pond street

SHAW CHARLES S. 13 Chapman street.— See adv.

Wood Frank E. 26 Conway street

GREENFIELD BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 71

Meat Markets.

Ball & Drury, 3 School street

Burt Will M. 129 Main street

Feltou J. P., American House block

Goldthwait S. A. 18 Federal street

Lowe Bros. & Co. (dressed beef), near depot

Perkins Asa M. 72 Wells street

Price Samuel, 76 Davis street

Smead F. W. 57 Main street

Merchant Tailors.

Bryant William C, Hollister's block Kenuedy John, Pond's block

Millinery and Fancy Goods.

Bemis A. C. & A. E., Hovey's block Hosmer F. J. Mrs., American House block Miller Wanda, 133 Main street Smith A. L. 110 Main street Wrisley M. Phila, 13 Federal street

Mortgage Trust Co.

The Interstate, Mansion House block

Music Teacher.

Schuster C. F., High corner Maple

Newsp ap ers .

The Gazette and Courier, Bank row The Reformer, 114 Main street

Neivs Room and Periodicals.

O'Hara Richard, Pond's block, Bank row

Paints, Oils and Glass.

ALLEN'S S. SONS (glass only), Main street corner

Bank row. — See ado. AUSTIN T. N. & CO., Hope street.— See ado. MINER A. G. 42 Main street.— See ado.

Painters and Paper Hangers.

Cranston Joel J. 6 School street DOUVILLE C. O. 5 Poud street— See ado. Grey Charles W. 40 Chapman street Johnson Jerome G. (carriage), 17 Davis street MINER A. G. 42 Main street. — See ado. Smith C. L., Ames street near School

72 GREENFIELD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Paper Booc Maker,

Wood Charles N., Prospect street

Paper Hangings and Window Shades.

MINER A. G. 42 Main street.— See ado.

VAN DOORN & BALDWIN, 64 Main street.— See ado.

Pattern Maker.

Wing Chauncey, near Russell & Wiley's

Physicians and Surgeons.

Deane & Zabriskie, 4 Bank row

Fisk Charles L. & Charles L. jr. 48 Main street

Severance W. S. & W. L., Main street corner Wells

Twitchell George P. 143 Main street

Walker A. C. 20 Federal street

Womersley Thomas, 27 Chapman street

Wunsch P. 135 Main street

Photograjjhers.

Dunklee & Dunklee, Chapman street

Hall H. E. 13 Pond's block

Popkins B. F., Main street corner Federal

Pianos and Organs.

Lamb J. H. 8 Bank row Poulter G. E., Bank row

Picture Framing.

Roudenbush S. D., Ames street

Planing Mills.

AUSTIN T. N. & CO., Hope street.— See ado.

Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters.

Hubbard J. E., Bank row

JONES E. J. 57 Main street. — See ado.

PIERCE M. R. & CO. 22 Federal street—See adv.

WHIPPLE R. P. 12, 14 and 16 Davis street— See ado.

Printers and Publis7iers.

BROWN F. H. & CO., Colonnade block.— See ado.

Carson Walter S., Arms block

Hall E. A. & Co., Bank row

Morey Thomas & Son, at Watson Co.'s building

Pierce E. R., Garfield street corner Oak

GREENFIELD BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 73

Shoe Manufacturers.

Cutler, Lyons & Field, Olive street

Soap Manufacturers.

Diamond Electric Soap, Conway street

Stoves, Manges and Furnaces.

Clark W. S. 85 Main street

JONES E. J. 57 Main street.— See adv.

PIERCE M. R. & CO. 22 Federal street.— See adv.

WHIPPLE R. P. 12, 14 and 16 Davis street.— See ado.

Teas, Coffees and Sjrices.

Lyon W. H. 6 Davis street

Telephone Company.

New England Telephone Company, Pond's block

Trucking.

Jackson C. B. at Hull's coal office Kent Sanford, 11) Davis

Undertakers and Upholsterers.

GREEN & VOSBURGH, Main street comer Chapman.

— See ado. Lyous J. L. opposite Mansion House

Varieties.

Potter William G. 63 Main street

Wallet Manufacturers.

Weisbrod Emil, old jail building

Watches and Jeivelry.

Forbes C. P., Mansion House block Foster Clarence F. 84 Main street Hollister J. H., Hollister's block, Main street Lamb Joseph H. 8 Bank Row Richardson Harry, 66 Main street 10

GREENFIELD.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

JUDGE OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY.

Chester C. Conant.

REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY.

Francis M. Thompson.

SHERIFF.

George A. Kimball.

DEPUTY SHERIFFS.

Channcey Bryant, N. D. Allen, W. M. Smeacl, Green- field ; R. K. Caldwell, West Northfield ; E. C. Fowler, Orange ; H. S. Swan, Shelburue Falls ; Charles L. Hay- den, South Deerfield ; H. N. Warner, Charlemout ; G. H. Johnson, Conway; Isaac Chenery, Montague.

JAILOR AND MASTER OF HOUSE OF CORRECTION.

Nathan D. Allen.

CLERK OF COURTS.

Edward E. Lyman.

COUNTY TREASURER.

C. Mason Moody.

REGISTER OF DEEDS.

Edwin Stratton.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Carlos Batchelder, Conway ; E. F. Mayo, Warwick ; F. L. Waters, Orange.

GREENFIELD DIRECTORY. 75

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS.

Charles W. Hazleton, Montague ; Beriab W. Fay, New Salem.

COMMISSIONERS TO QUALIFY CIVIL OFFICERS.

C. C. Conant, E. E. Lyman, F. M. Thompson.

MASTERS IN CHANCERY.

Samuel O. Lamb, Franklin G. Fessenden.

TRIAL JUSTICES.

G. D. Williams, Frederick L. Greene, Greenfield ; Rufus D. Chase, Orange; E. F. Gunn, Montague; S. D. Bardvvell, Shelburne Falls; H. AV. Billings, Conway; Chailes Pomeroy, Northfield ; William S. Dana, Turners Falls ; Silas Blake. Ashfield ; Dexter F. Hagar, South Deerfield.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

E. Stratton, F. M. Thompson, C. F. Thompson, L. G. Barton, J. S. Grinnell, George Pierce, S. J. Lyons, H. C. Parsons, A. M. Gleason, Frederick Clapp.

TOWN OFFICERS.

SELECTMEN.

Charles R. Field, F.M. Thompson, Elihu C. Osgood.

TOWN CLERK.

Frederick L. Greene.

TREASURER.

G. H. Kaulback.

ASSESSORS.

Frederick L. Greene, Henry W. Warner, John F. Gris- wold.

COLLECTOR OF TAXES.

George Pierce.

SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

Rev. P. V. Finch, J. P. Feltou, S. D. Conant.

FRANKLIN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

President, Nelson Burrows ; Secretary, Gorham D. AVilliams ; Office, Taylor's block.

GREENFIELD GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

Preside/it, F. R. Allen ; Treasurer, Dana Malone ; Superintendent, H. H. Kelly; /directors, F. R. Allen, F. A. Pond, AV. A. Forbes, W. N.Washburn, J. D. Safford, Springfield.

76 GREENFIELD DIRECTORY.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

HIGH SCHOOL.

Principal, Wm. H. Whitiug ; Assistants, Delia Nims, Mary O. Harris, Ellen M. Judd.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

Principal, Annis C. Bates; Assistants, Mary E. J. Rankin, Fannie B. Faulhaber, E. A. Tower.

MAIN STREET SCHOOL.

Teachers, Sarah Smead, Nellie O. Smith, Anna O. But- ler, Nellie A. Pierce.

SCHOOL-STREET BUILDING.

Teachers, Mary I. Adams, May G. Field, Hattie E. Fisk, Mary E. Arms,

UNION-STREET SCHOOL.

Teachers, Dellie P. Foster, Nellie Cummings.

CHAPMAN-STREET SCHOOL.

Teachers, O. A. Carpenter, Jennie F. Palmer, E. L. Adams, Jennie R. Day.

OUTLYING DISTRICTS.

No. 2. — Kate E. Donovan. No. 6. — Susan F. Sprague.

No. 3.— Allie Smith. No. 7.— Ella P. Donelson.

No. <L — Annie M. Norton. No. 8. — A. L. Harrington.

No. 5.— Julia R. Ballard. No. 9.— Ruth C. Adams.

PROSPECT HILL SCHOOL.

Teachers, Rev. James C. Parsons, principal, of Mental and Moral Philosophy; John McDuffie, jr., Classics and English Literature ; Mrs. J. C. Parsons, French Language and Literature ; Caroline R. Clarke, German Language and Literature ; Ida F. Foster, Mathematics and Natural Science ; Sarah L. Parsons, Drawing and Painting ; Mary W. Lincoln, Piano ; Louise D. Wardwell, Vocal Music; Louis Coenen, Violin.

GREENFIELD DIRECTORY. 77

CHURCHES.

Second Congregational Church. — Pastor, Rev. Hen- ry Hyde ; Deacons, E. P. Hitchcock, S. E. Long, D. F. Hamilton ; Church Committee, Pastor, and Deacons ; Clerk, G. E. Rogers; Auditors, E. P. Hitchcock, A. M. Gleason ; Supt. of S. S., F. A. Alvord.

Third Congregational (Unitarian) Church. — Pas- tor, Rev. A. A. Brooks ; Parish Committee, J. W. Ste- vens, F. E. Snow, E. B. Blake, N. S. Cutler, Henry Sheldon ; Clerk, M. H. Tyler ; Treasurer, Charles Allen.

Church of the Holy Trinity (R C). — Pastor, Rev. M. E. Purcell ; Asst. Pastor, William Power.

St. James Episcopal Church. — Rector, Rev. P. Voor- hees Finch ; Wardens, S. Phillips, Charles R. Lowell; Vestrymen, J. S. Grinnell, J. H. Hollister, C. C. Conant, Frank J. Pratt, jr., Frederick Clapp, C. R. Field, Dana Maloue ; Clerk, F. L. Greene ; Treasurer,. Charles H. Keith; Supt. of S. S., C. C. Conant; Organist, Ed- ward Hollister.

Methodist Episcopal Church. — Pastor, Rev. Elwin Hitchcock; Stewards, J. H. Lamb, Orra M. Jones, A. Merz, jr., G. A. Embury, F. B. Blanchard, A. G. Miner, N. C. Butler, A. J. Doolittle, W. B. Gaines, J. E. Lamb ; Trustees, the Stewards and David Dunnell ; Treasurer, W. B. Gaines; Supt. of S. S., J. H. Lamb: Organist, Miss R. E. A. Miner.

Baptist Church. — Pastor, Rev. N. B. Glazier ; Dea- cons, E. A. Parmenter, R. P. Butler, A. T. Graves; Clerk, D. E. Parmenter; Treasurer, Charles A.Jones; Supt. of S. S., F. P. Hosmer.

German Methodist Church. — Pastor, Rev. JohnFlad.

German Lutheran Church. — Pastor, Rev. F. J. Wittich.

BANKS.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GREENFIELD.

Incorporated 1821. Reorganized 18G4. Capital, $200,000. President, Henry F. Nash ; Cashier, J. W. Stevens; Directors, W. H. Allen, Charles R. Field, J. H. Root, S. O. Lamb, F. R. Allen, H. F. Nash, J. W. Stevens.

78 GREENFIELD DIRECTORY.

FRANKLIN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK.

Incorporated 1849. Reorganized 1865. President, J. H. Sanderson ; Cashier. H. O Edgartou ; Directors, L. G. Barton, Charles Keith, Levi J. Gunn, N. S. Cut- ler, C. J. Day, A. J. Wright.

THE PACKARD NATIONAL BANK.

Incorporated 1875. Capital, $100,000. President, R. A. Packard ; Cashier. W. G. Packard ; Teller, C. F. Packard ; Clerk, H. D. Packard : Directors, A. C. Deaue, M.D., G. A. Kimball, A. H. Wright, W. A. Forbes, R. A. Packard.

THE FRANKLIN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

Incorporated 1884. President, S. O. Lamb; Vice- President, A. C. Deaue ; Clerk, F. R. Allen ; Treasurer, W. H. Allen ; Trustees, William II. Allen, Samuel 0. Lamb, Adams C. Deane, Charles R. Field, Nelson Bur- rows, Ausel L. Tyler, Franklin R. Allen, Joseph W. Stevens, Joseph Griswold, Lewis T. Webster, Austin DeWolf, Franklin G. Fessenden, Edward F. Mayo, Henry F. Nash, Lucius Nims, Charles P. Russell, Charles P. Aldrich.

THE GREENFIELD SAVINGS BANK.

Incorporated 18ti9. President, Robert Abercrombie ; Vice-President, William A. Forbes ; Secretary, Chester C. Conant ; Treasurer, Albert M. Gleason ; Trustees, Robert Abercrombie, George A. Arms, Leonard Barton, E. A. Hall, Levi J. Gunn, William A. Forbes, Chester C. Conant, Chelsea Cook, Newell Snow, Edward E. Lyman, Matthew Chapman, William M. Stnead, Charles H. Green, Salmon P. White, Seorem B. Slate, Charles R. Lowell, Augustus C. Walker.

INTERSTATE MORTGAGE TRUST COMPANY'.

Capital, $100,000 ; Manager, F. M. Thompson ; Cash- ier, W. N. Snow ; Directors, Newell Snow, E. E. Lyman, Levi J. Gunn, G. E. Rogers, John Sheldon, F. M. Thompson.

GREENFIELD DIRECTORY. 79

SOCIETIES.

MASONIC— FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.

Officers— M. E. II. P., Wyatt A. Fowler; E. K., John H. Starbuck ; E. S., Franklin E. Snow; Treas., Charles R. Lowell ; Secy, Fred. E. Pierce ; Chaplain, P. Voorhees Finch; C. of II, George A. Fault; P. S., Eugene B. Blake ; R. A. C, C. H. Field ; M. M V., George Pierce ; M. 2d V., F. D. Lyons; M. 1st V., F. E. Wottou ; Organist, Charles J. Day ; Tyler, Rornanzo S. Prichard.

TITUS STRONG COUNCIL.

Officers— T. I. M., Rev. P. Voorhees Finch; D. M., Anson Withey ; P. C. of W., Nahum S. Cutler; Treas, Charles P. Forbes ; Recorder, Frank Gascoigne ; 31. of C, George Pierce; C. of G., Dana Maloue ; O. of C, Charles H Field ; Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Weston ; /Se?it., Horace Burnham ; 1st K. of T, Wyatt A. Fowler; 2nd K. of T., Norris S. Henry; Wrd K. of T., Eugene B. Blake ; Tyler, Rornanzo S Prichard.

REPUBLICAN LODGE.

Officers — W. M., Franklin E. Snow ; S. W., Eugene B. Blake; ./. W., Dana Maloue; Treas., Charles P. Forbes; Secy, John D. Bouker ; Chap., Rev. P. Voor- hees Finch; Mar., Frank W. Williams; S. D., Charles A. Wheeler; J. I)., Edwin R. Fiske ; S. S., Charles H. Field; J. S., Frank D. Lyons; /. S., Calvin L. Butler; Organist, Charles J. Day; Tyler, Romanzo S. Prichard.

CONNECTICUT VALLEY COMMANDERY.

Officers — Et. 6'., Charles W. Hazelton ; Genl.,Wy- att A. Fowler; Capt. Genl., Franklin E. Suow ; Prelate, Marvin S. Fellows; Asst. Prelate, Hiram O. Smith; S. W.j John H. Starbuck ; ./. W., Dana Maloue ; Treas., Charles Keith; Recorder, Herbert 0. Edgartou ; St. B., William E. Dudley; Sw. It., Frank A. Reed; Warder, Eugene B. Blake ; Captains of the Guard, John P. Lo- gan, Charles H. Field, Fred. E. Wottou ; Ar. and Sent., Romanzo S. Prichard ; Musical Director, Charles J. Day.

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ODD FELLOWS. Pocomtock Lodge, No. 67.

Meetings every Tuesday in Odd Fellows Hall, Court square.

N. C, Rufus A. Lilly ; V. G, D. H. Houston ; Secy, Walter S. Carson ; Per. Secy, Alfred C. Wells ; Treas., Marcus M. Howard.

Green River Encampment, No. 27.

G. /'., J. B. Foster; //. P., W. S. Carson; S. W., Stephen Vosburgh ; ./. W., M. P. Bascom ; Treas., Ed- ward Strecker ; Scribe, Christian Class.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR,

Greenfield Lodge, No. 505.

Dictator, H. M. Young; Vice Dictator, A. J. Smart; Reporter, S. D. Couant ; F. Reporter, W. A. Ball; Treasurer, B. A. Gaines ; Chaplain, A. R. Jones.

LEGION OF HONOR.

Commonwealth Council, 1031.

Com, H. M. Young; Vice-Corn., John M. Barber; Orator, Frank Dadruan ; Treas., E. B. Blake ; Coll., Sumuer Chapman ; Ref., C. M. Chapman.

TEMPLE OF HONOR. Olive Branch, No. 38.

W. C T, George Turner ; W. V. T., William Kenne- dy ; W. F. R, E. B. Shepardson; W. '/'., M. S. Stan- nard ; W. R., E. P. Kimball ; W. A. R., Joseph Hock- rien; W. Chap., William M. Smith; W. G., Frank Hockrein ; W. U., Frank Lepp ; W. D. U., Frank P. Dean: W. S., Levi Bickford.

ORDER OF THE IRON HALL, No. 1025.

C. J., A. N. Hull ; V. J., F. B. Dunton ; Acct., Geo. H. Chandler; Cask., John L. Eppler ; Her., M. B. How- land; r>el, F. A. Smith; Adjt., F. H. Clapp ; W., Thomas McAuliff ; V. \V., W. E. Pervere ; P. C. J., W. S. Severance; Med. Examiners, A. C. Walker, W. S. Severance.

GREENFIELD DIRECTORY. 81

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Edwin E. Day Post, No. 174.

Com., John M. Wells ; S. V. Com., Dwight D. Hol- den ; J. V. Com., Edward J. Everett ; Adjut., Edward N. Childs ; Q. M., Henry W. Hall ; Sur., Augustus C. Walker; Chap., John S. Clark ; O. of the D., Anson Withey ; O. of the G., Newton H. Porter ; Sergt. Maj., William G. Potter ; Q. M. Sergt., Charles R. Lowell.

GREENFIELD LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

Organized 1855. Number of volumes, about 8,000. President, John A. Aiken ; Vice-President, Samuel O. Lamb ; Secretary, Freeman C. Griswold ; Treasurer, H. O. Edgerton ; Trustees, William H. Allen, Chester C. Conant, Edward E. Lyman, Joseph W. Stevens, J. H. Sanderson.

FREE TOWN LIBRARY.

In Franklin Hall. Librarian, Miss Mary K. Weston. Number of volumes, about 6,000. Readiug Room and Library open from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 P. M.

WATER COMMISSIONERS.

Anson Witney, E. A. Newcomb, Charles T. Wiley. Sup't, James Porter.

GREENFIELD RURAL CLUB.

President, Charles J. Day ; Clerk, Frank D. Beals ; Treasurer, Jane M. Lamb.

GREENFIELD ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO.

President, H. W. Warner ; Treasurer, F. E. Pierce ; Directors, J. H. Sanderson, J. W. Stevens, F. E. Wells, N. S. Cutler, H. W. Warner. Sup't, A. J. Doolittle.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Chief Engineer, Charles L. Smith ; First Ass't, John E. Elder ; Second Ass't, Frank Gerrett ; Third Ass't, Philip Partenheimer.

Eagle Hose.

Foreman, Henry J. Stearns. 11

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Glen Hose Co.

Foreman, G. H. Wright.

Hose No. 3.

Foreman, M. D. Howland.

Hook and Ladder Co. Foreman, E. F. Thayer.

MILITAEY.

Co. L, Second Regiment. Oapt., Fr. G. Fessenden ; First Lieut., F. L. Pierce; Second Lieut., T. L. Comstock ; First Sergt., W.J. Sears.

GREEN RIVER CEMETERY CO.

Pres'l, Chester C. Conant ; Clerk, Charles Allen ; Treas., Joseph W. Stevens; Assessors, Eben A. Hall, Charles R. Lowell, Joseph H. Hollister, Franklin R. Allen.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Rooms Pond's Block.

President, William Whiting; Vice-President, F. P. Hosmer ; Treasurer, G. H. Kaulback ; Recording Secre- tary, Geo. A. Embury ; General Secretary, E. M. Aiken.

A well equipped Reading Room, free to all young men, is open every week day from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. Sun- days from 2 to 6 P. M.

Also, free to all young men, we have a Boarding House and Employment Register, and a Correspondence Desk furnished with writing material.

NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Charles Allen, William H. Allen, Franklin G. Fessen- den, Francis M. Thompson, Gorham D. Williams, Sam- uel D. Conant, Chas. F. Thompson, Lewis Merriam, Henry K. Simons.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

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O. O. DOUVILLE, PAINTER A.ND DECORATOR.

HOUSE PAINTING, GRAINING, HARD WOOD FINISHING, PAPER HANGING,

DECORATING, KALSOMINING, &C, OF ALL KINDS, DONE

PROMPTLY AND IN FIRST CLASS MANNER.

POLISHING HARD WOOD FLOORS A SPECIALTY.

Orders by Mail will receive Prompt Attention.

1STO. 5 IPOIKHD ST., GREENFIELD, 3VC-A.SS.

HVwdl. E,. PIERCE <5c CO.,

DEALERS IN

Coolii anil Heating Stoves, Raies and Hoi Air

FURNACES,

Water, Steam, Gas and Soil Pipe, Akron Drain Tile,

Sheet Iron, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Tin and Hollow Ware.

Plumbing, Tin Roofing, Guttering

and Spouting, and all kinds of

Jobbing at Reasonable Rates.

22 FEDEBAL STREET, GREENFIELD, MASS.

CHARLES S. SHAW,

MASON AND BUILDER.

Brick-laying, Plastering, Cementing, Tile-setting, Kalsoinining, &c, in the best manner.

RESIDENCE ON CHAPMAN STREET.

Orders by Mail Promptly attended to. Estimates Furnished. Telephone connection.

GREENFIELD.

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R. F. HAWKINS'

IRON WORKS,

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Successor to Win. Howe, Stone & Harris, and Harris & Hawkins. WORKS ESTABLISHED 1840.

low© Trass, Pin and Link, BiYeted I and Solid Plate Girder Bridges.

Draw Bridges, Turn Tables, Bolts, Forgings, R. R. Frogs and Switches.

STEAM BOILERS, TANKS,

AND ALL

RIVETED WORK.

Iron and Brass Castings, Building Fronts, Etc,

Machine and Blacksmith Work to Order.

R. F. HAWKINS, Proprietor. C. H. MULLIGAN, Supt. E. B. JENNINGS, Engineer.

Branch Works at St. Albans, Vt., under the name of the VERMONT CONSTRUCTION CO.

IE. J~. JOITES,

Successor to M. R. Fierce & Co., Dealers in

Stoves, Ranges,

HUT AIR AND STEAM

FURNACES,

Tin and Copper Ware.

Copper & Iron Pumps,

Lead and Irou Pipes, Cast Iron Sinks and Wooden Ware, Etc.

WARNER BLOCK, NO. 59 MAIN STREET,

GBEENFIELD, MASS.

S. ALLEN'S SONS,

DEALERS IN

Hardware, Iron and Steel,

FACTORY SUPPLIES,

WHEELS AND WHEEL STOCK,

CARPENTERS', BLACKSMITHS' AND MACHINISTS' TOOLS, AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

MAIN STREET, CORNER BANK ROW,

GREENFIELD, MASS.

j^nsrsoisr WITHEY,

Manufacture!- of a General Variety of

Carriages, Wagons and Sleighs.

AN ASSORTMENT OF LIGHT WORK ALWAYS ON HAND.

Gal! and examine. Fine Ordered Work a Specialty. Repairing, Re-painting and Re-trimming done promptly by first-class workmen. Adjustable Pole. Carriage' Umbrellas and Tops, Whip Sockets, Shaft Tips, Anti-Rattlers, Axle Washers, and Trimmings generally, always on hand.

SHOP COR. SCHOOL AND AMES STREETS, GREENFIELD.

R. P. WHIPPLE,

Dealer in

STOVES,

FURNACES, RANGES, &c.

GREENFIELD, - MASS.

Walters' Patent Tin Shingles, made from Charcoal Roofing. Tin painted both sides, and unpainted. Galvanized Tin Plate,

GILL'S ART STORE,

Springfield, IVIass.

POPULAR GOODS I POPULAR PRICES !

BO0KS, STATIONERY,

Picture Frames, Pictures & Artists' Materials,

GILL'S ROYAL LINEN NOTE PAPER,

For Polite Correspondence. GILL'S VISITING AND WEDDING GAUDS,

The Correct Thing.

VISIT GILL'S ART GALLERIES. JASON L. CARLL,

mm. k mud

All linls of JobMi done at Short Notice.

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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,

AND MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS FURNISHED.

REAR STREOKER BLOCK, Residence, 28 Conway St,, - GKEENFIELD, MASS.

" OLD CORNER BOOKSTORE."

The W.F. Adams Company,

Cor. Main-& State %

SIFRlhsra-ZFUEIjID, MASS.

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Books on all subjects either in stock or obtained at short notice. Libraries, public, or Sunday school, supplied. Complete and well- selected lines of Blank Books, Office and Family Stationery.

I3STTEflIOn DECORATORS.

Goods in Stock comprise Wall papers, Lincrusta- Walton and other Relief Decorations, Room Mouldings and Window Shades, from which selections can be made to suit all.

HAYNES & CO.,

THE

POPULAR CLOTHIERS

Are always busy. Our

STYLES AND PROMPTNESS

Are appreciated. But it is

That tempt the multitude and give us the widest patronage. Before

buying, see

. HAYNES & CO.,

SIGN OF THE GOLDEN GLOBES,

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

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