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Source: Gazetteer of Caledonia and Essex Counties, VT.;
1887-1888, Compiled and Published by Hamilton Child;
May 1887, Part Two, Pages 115-165
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ABBREVIATIONS;
ab, above; agt, agent; ave or av, avenue; b or bds, boards; bel, below; bet,
between; bldg, building; com, commission; do, ditto; E, east; ex, express; F
v, Fairbanks Village; h, house; ins, insurance; n, near; N, north; opp,
opposite; prop, proprietor; P v, Paddock's Village; r, rear; RR, railroad; S,
south; sq, square; st, street; S, Sommerville; W, west; E. & T. Fairbanks
& Co., E. & T. F. & Co.
(Postoffice address is St. Johnsbury, unless otherwise designated in
parenthesis.) |
| Abbott
Perky C, printer Caledonian office, Eastern ave. |
| Adams
Alfred, (Summerville) temperer Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Portland. |
| Adams
Charles S., teller of the Passumpsic Savings Bank, h 54 Summer. |
| Adams
Cornelia E., widow of Ezra, h 54 Summer. |
| ADAMS
JONATHAN, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 53, farmer 161. |
| Adams
Joseph L., emp. A. L. Bragg, h 22 Mt. Pleasant. |
| Adams
Orange S., (Summerville) carpenter and builder, h Portland. |
| Adams,
Philander B. , r 43, machinist, dairyman
and wool grower, farmer 90. |
| Ahern
James T., (St. Johnsbury Furniture Co.) h Water St., Summerville. |
| Aiken
Charles A., prop. Home Art Co., 69 Eastern ave., h Railroad. |
| Albee
Henry R., machinist and night watchman, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h
Western ave. |
| Albin
Thomas, tinsmith for H. J. Goodrich & Co., h 97 Eastern ave. |
| Alden
Russell, traveling salesman, h 101
Railroad. |
| Aldrich
Arial, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 25 cor 26, farm laborer. |
| ALDRICH
CLINTON T., r 55 cor
40 breeder of grade Jersey and Devon cattle, 8 cows, 500 sugar trees, farmer
160. |
| Aldrich
Emma Mrs., resident, h 19 Railroad |
| Aldrich
George M., retired, aged 78, h Main. |
| Allbee
Simeon, (St. Johnsbury Center) resident, aged 70, h and lot. |
| Allen
Abbie A., widow of David S., resident, h 2 Belvidere. |
| ALLEN
EDWARD, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 6, (E. & E. P. Allen.) |
| Allen
Edward P., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 6, (E. & E. P. Allen.) |
| Allen
Eugene, laborer, emp. of Joseph Cloutin, bds do. |
| ALLEN
E. & E. P., (St.
Johnsbury Center; r 6, (Edward and Edward P.) 700 sugar trees, 100 apple
trees, 18 high grade Jersey cows, 20 sheep, 5 horses, and farmers 330. |
| ALLEN
HERBERT W., teller Merchants Nat. Bank, h 2 Belvidere. |
| Allison
Fred A., r 43, stone cutter, emp. Carrick Bros. |
| Allison
Freeman, r 43, dealer in hay, and farmer 9. |
| Allison
George F., r 43, student St.Johnsbury academy, |
| Alvord
George R.. emp, of E, & T. F. & Co., bds 49 Summer. |
| Alvord
John M., shipping clerk for E. & T. F. & Co., h 49 Summer. |
| Amidon
O. Clement, sealer of scales, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 58 Summer. |
| Anderson
Carl H., laborer, h Danville road. |
| Anderson
John, (Summerville) meat peddler for Sylvester & Gray, h Portland. |
| Angier
M. W., resident, bds 32 Pearl. |
| Annis
Austin A , machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h New Water. |
| Annis
J. Harvey, lever filer for E. & T. F. & Co., h Valley. |
| Annis
Leroy D., machinist, emp. E & T. F. & Co., bds 5 Water. |
| Applebee
Eila J., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12, (Mrs. J. H.) pres. W. C.T. U. |
| Applebee
Jeremy H., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12, farmer 121. |
| Armstrong
Katie Mrs., washer and ironer, h Railroad. |
| Arnold
Lyndon, painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co. |
| Asslin
Charles. (Summerville) painter, emp. Henault & Gingras) h Elm. |
| Asslin
George, (Summerville) job teamster, h Elm. |
| Asslin
Joseph, (Summsrville) forger for Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Elm. |
| Atwood
Lyman B., clothing, hats, caps and gents' furnishing goods, 41 Main, h do. |
| Auger
Isaiah, (Summerville) retired wheelwright, aged 72 years, h Portland. |
| Avenue House,
B. G. Howe, prop., good
livery connected, Railroad cor
Eastern ave. |
| Ayer
Edward T , (St. Johnsbury Center) works in paper-mill. |
| Ayer
George H., (Summerville) polisher,
emp. Ely Hoe and Fork Co., 13 years,
bds Passumpsic. |
| Ayer
George W, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 26, farmer with his father, John. |
| Ayer
Henry M., retired furniture manuf., h Jones. |
| Ayer
Hiram. (St. Juhnsbuiy Center) resident with Josiah Ward. |
| AYER
HORACE W., r 5, 650 sugar trees, 200 apple trees, prop, of cider-mill, making
from 200 to 400 barrels yearly,
breeder of high grade Devon cattle, and farmer 350. |
| Ayer
John, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 26, 800 sugar trees, farmer 180. |
| Ayer
John B, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 25 cor 26,
650 sugar trees, breeder of horses, and farmer 130. |
| Ayer
Leroy C, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10, laborer. |
| Ayer
Loren, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 25, prop, steam saw-mill, 1,000 sugar trees,
10 head cattle, 4 horses and 27 sheep, farmer 150. |
| Ayer Nellie E
Miss, (Summerville) teacher, daughter of W. G. Ayer. Passumpsic. |
| Ayer
VVillard G., (Summerville) gardener, one acre, h Passurnpsic. |
| Babbitt
Ancil C, (Babbitt & Worcester) h 29 Pearl cor Cross. |
| Babbitt
& Worcester, (Ancil C. B. and Albert W.) dry goods, small wares, and
groceries, Burk block, Railroad. |
| Babcock
Albert W., locomotive engineer B. & L. R. R., h 19 Railroad. |
| Babcock
Ettie P. Miss, (St. Johnsbury East) r 52, school teacher. |
| BABCOCK
GEORGE A., (St. Johnsbury East) r 52, justice of the peace, miller for F. W.
Estabrooks. |
| Babcock
George A., Jr., (St. Johnsbury East) r 52, carpenter and joiner, owns h and
10 acres. |
| Babcock
Harvey C, retired merchant, resides with J. A. Paddock, 5 Cherry. |
| Babcock
Sarah A. Miss, (St. Johnsbury East) r 52, (Babcock & Prouty) dressmaker
and milliner. |
| Babcock
& Prouty, r 52, (St. Johnsbury East) (Sarah A. B. and Ellen G. P.)
dressmakers and milliners, dealers in
dry goods. |
| BACHELDER
ALBERT, (Summerville) (Bachelder & Moulton) h Ely. |
| BACHELDER
& MOULTON, (Albert J. B. and
William H. M.) house, sign and
carriage painters, grainers and paper hangers, opp. passenger depot. |
| Bacon
Charles E , machinist for Wm. Wilder & Son, h Railroad. |
| Bacon
Delos M., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 35
cor 23, tanner and
currier, prop, of tannery, farmer 40. |
| Bacon
Jerome G, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 35 n 23, carpenter and joiner. |
| Bacon
Lucy M., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 35 cor 23, widow of John, 2d, owns farm
with Delos M. |
| Badger
David M., packer of scales, emp E. & T. F. & Co., h P. v. |
| Badger
Deming, machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 6 Belvidere. |
| Badger
Levi B., carpenter and painter, h Union. |
| Badger
Wilbur F., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 21 n 20, foreman of gas works at St.
Johnsbury, owns farm 50. |
| Bagley
Curtis H., (Prior & Bagley) h 11 Railroad, owns 2 3/4 acres. |
| *BAILEY
ALDEN L., wholesale and retail dealer in pianoes and organs, and all kinds of
musical goods, 14 Eastern ave. cor Railroad, h South Park. [Card on page opp. Index.] |
| Bailey
George D., (Summerville) stone-cutter, emp. R. W. Liard, h Caledonia. |
| Bailey
William H., (Bailey & Williams) h 4 South Park. |
| BAILEY
& WILLIAMS, (William H. B. and George M.W.) dealers in fresh and salt
meats, poultry, lard, eggs, fish, oysters and vegetables, 51 Main. |
| Baker
Andrew O., mechanic, emp. E. &T. F. & Co., h Western ave. |
| Baker
Chester O., painter, h 49 Spring. |
| Baker
Edward, plumber, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h River Summerville. |
| Balch
Fred A., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 5 Western ave. |
| Raich
John W., (Hall & Balch) 97 Main. |
| Balch
Romanzo, machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds with N. H. Stiles,
Railroad. |
| Baldwin
Oscar C, laborer, h Main. |
| Baldwin
Josiah R., blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 25 Cliff. |
| Bales
Joseph, freight handler at depot, h Summer. |
| Banahan
Michael, foreman at Acme Iron Works, h Railroad. > |
| Bangs
George W., pattern maker, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 22 Mt. Pleasant. |
| Barrett
Ephraim E., carpenter, emp. B. F. Rollins, h Elm. |
| Barrett
Jason H., (Summerville) sawyer, and farmer 5 acres, h Portland. |
| Barrett
Moses E., (Summcrvillc) overseer of the poor the last eleven years, and
lister last three years, h Portland. |
| BARRETT
WILLIAM E., freight agent, Pass. R. R., h Pearl. |
| Barrey
B. Frank, laborer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Water. |
| Barry
Henry, punter and glazier, h 40 Railroad. |
| Barry
Mary A. Mrs., prop. St. Johnsbury laundry, 40 Railroad, h do. |
| Bartlett
Harry A., book-keeper, emp. Carrick Bros., h 28 Pearl. |
| Bartlett
Jarvis, restaurant and billiard hall, Ave. House, h 28 Pearl, 1/4 acre. |
| Batchelder
George B., (Summerville) job teamster and sewing machine agent, h Concord
ave. |
| Batchelder
James E., painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 23 Cliff, cor Webster. |
| BATCHELDER
JUDKINS R., retired ornamental painter, prop, of Batchelder's block, h
Prospect ave. |
| Batchelder
Mary J., widow of D. W. B., 5 Cliff. |
| BATES HENRY C, (Bates & May) lawyer, h
Webster. |
| BATES
& MAY, (Henry C. B. and Elisha M.) lawyers, rooms 3 and 4, over F. C.
Fletcher's store. Main. |
| Bean
George, stone-mason, h Clark's ave. |
| Bean
Joseph, granite polisher, emp. St. Johnsbury Granite Co., h Maple. |
| Bean
William G., clerk for supt. of Vt. division of the B. & L. R. R., office
over passenger depot, bds St. Johnsbury House. |
| Beaudelle
Fred, blacksmith, emp. D. Thompson, h Concord ave. |
| BEAUREGARD
JOSEPH, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 22 cor 13, blacksmith, and farmer 75. |
| Beck
Gregory, blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h School, F. v. |
| Beck
Joseph, blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F, & Co., h 3 School, F. v, |
| Bedard
Joseph, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Maple. |
| Bedell
Jacob, resident, 101 Railroad. |
| Belanger
Batiste, laborer, h 23 Maple. |
| Belanger
Thomas, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 115 Main. |
| Relfast
Henry, baker for G. H. Gross & Co., bds Jacob's Ladder. |
| Belfast
John, h Jacob's Ladder. |
| Belknap
Amos, manuf. of knife blades, h off Railroad. |
| Belknap
Ann Miss, r 47. dressmaker, owns h and lot. |
| Belknap
John, manuf; of knife-blades, water wheels, guns and tools, S. Railroad, h 8
Railroad. |
| Belknap
Simeon E., dry goods clerk, E. & T. F. & Co., bds 97 Main. |
| Bemas
Sarah C, widow of Arthur A,, washing and boarding, h 32 Railroad. |
| Benedict
William, laborer, h prospect. |
| Bennett
Alfred C, butcher, emp. of Bailey & Williams, bds Pearl. |
| Bennett
Calvin L., (St. johnsbury Center) manuf. ot soft soap, h Main. |
| Bennett
Clarence A., marble cutter for O. P., bds do. |
| Bennett
Delevan A., marble worker, emp. O. P. Bennett, h Railroad. |
| BENNETT
EZRA B., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co.. h 38 Spring cor Webster. |
| Bennett
Ira B., (St. Johnsbury Center) butcher, emp. John F. Moore, h Main. |
| Bennett Luther, (St. Johnsbury Center) basket
maker, h and lot, aged 80. |
| Bennett
Osmon P., manuf. of and dealer in monuments, opp. depot, h 100 Railroad. |
| Bennett
Sumner A., (Summerville) granite cutter, emp. R. W. Laird, h Portland. |
| Benoit
Jerry, barber, Eastern ave., h do. |
| Benton
S. M., widow, h Clark's ave. |
| Bergeron
Edmond J., emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Railroad. |
| Bernier
John, barber, 9 Eastern ave., h Summerville. |
| BERRY
CLARENCE M., clerk for W. J. Sanborn, bds 3 Cherry. |
| Berry
Cortis J., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 13, 12 cows, farmer, leases of L. D.
Stiles 300. |
| Berry Henry M., house painter and paper hanger,
h cor Eastern ave and Railroad. |
| Berry
John, (Summerville) laborer, h Elm. |
| Berry
John W., carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 3 High. |
| Berry
Mary A., (Mrs. H. M.) laundry, Eastern ave. cor Railroad. |
| Berthaume
John, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 30 Maple. |
| Bibeau------,
granite cutter, emp. L. W. Laird, h Maple. |
| Billideaux
Antoine, laborer, h River. |
| Bingham
Charles C., dealer in drugs and medicines, 37 Main, h 8 Church. |
| Bisson
Joseph, gardener for Gov. Fairbanks, h Willow Place. |
| Black
Kelsey B., cabinet-maker, bds Water. |
| Blake
Amos, machinist in scale works. |
| Blake
Arvilla, widow of Mark F., h 96 Railroad. |
| Blanchard
Azro B., (Summerville) pattern-maker, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h
Portland. |
| Blanchard
Edna M. Miss, music teacher on piano and organ, residence 25 Portland,
Summerville. |
| Blay
Frank, stone mason, emp. John Guyer, h Elm. |
| Blay
Siral, laborer, h Maple. |
| Blewitt
James, emp. B. & L. R. R., h School, P. v. |
| Blewitt
John H., machinist for O. V. Hooker & Son, bds with James. |
| Blodgett
Elijah D., town treas. and clerk, village treas. and director in Lombard
Company, h South Park Place. |
| Blodgett
Ernest A., clerk and student, bds 96 Main. |
| Blodgett
George L, (Summerville) laborer, h Portland. |
| BLODGETT
HARRY, attorney at law, Avenue House block, h Johnson's block. |
| Blodgett
Herbert W., assistant town clerk, bds with E. D. |
| Blodgett
Milo C, (Summerville) carpenter and farmer 10, h Portland. |
| BLODGETT
PEARL D., (P. D. Blodgett & Co.) general insurance agent, 113 Eastern
ave., h 98 Main. |
| BLODGETT
P. D. & CO., (Pearl D. and Pearl F. Blodgett) fire, life and accident
insurance, 113 Eastern ave , Y. M. C. A., building. |
| BLODGETT
PEARL F.. (P. D. Blodgett & Co.) h 98 Main. |
| BLOSSOM
EDWARD H., supt. of transportation Vt. division of the B. & L. R. R.,
office Passumpsic passenger depot, h Summer. |
| Boardman
George H., (N. Danville) r 27, laborer. |
| Boisclair
Louis, carpenter, emp. in Barre, Vt., h Elm. |
| BOISSONNAULT
JOHN A. Rev., pastor Notre Dame des Victoires church, h 12 Prospect. |
| Bomp
Rose, widow of Walter S., dressmaker, h 13 Church. |
| Bonett
Andrew J,, (Summerville) section hand B. & L. R. R., h Portland. |
| Bonett
Charles, machinist for W. Wilder & Son, bds Concord ave., P. v. |
| Bonett
Charles M., cabinet-maker, emp. I. G. Jones, h Pleasant. |
| BONETT
GEORGE W., dealer in groceries, provisions, vegetables, fruit and
confectionery, 69 Railroad, h 12 Pleasant. |
| Bonett
Maria D., (Summerville) widow of
Rueben D., tailoress, h Concord ave. |
| Bonett
Simeon, laborer on E. & T. Fairbanks' farm, h do. |
| Bonett
Stanton E., cabinet-maker, emp. Jones & Shields, h School, P. v. |
| BONNETT
JAMES K., marker of lumber and board sawyer, h 33 Eastern ave. cor Pearl,
soldier in Co. C, 8th Vt. Vols. 4 years and 6 months, and twice prisoner of
war. |
| Boomhover
Levi E., marble cutter, h Clark ave. |
| Booth
Charles, cabinet-maker, supt. for Jones & Shields, h 34 1/2 Railroad. |
| Borland
John T., gardener, 25 Church cor Cliff. |
| BOSTON
CLOTHING STORE, A. C. Harvey, prop, dealer in clothing, hats and
caps, furnishing goods, trunks, bags and umbrellas, 71 Railroad. |
| Bouchre
Alfred, resident, 85 Railroad. |
| Douchrc
Alfred Mrs., millinery and ladies' fancy goods, 85 Railroad, h do. |
| Bouchre
Telesphore, laborer, h Railroad. |
| Bowen
Amos T., (St. Johnsbury E.) laborer. |
| BOWKER
CALVIN J., (St. Johnsbury Center] r 10 n 23, farmer 93 and 60 on r 11. |
| Bowker
Eliza, widow of Mitchell, resident, 24 Summer. |
| Bowker
Frank D., carriage painter, emp. Miller & Ryan, r 33 Cliff. |
| Bowman
Henry A., painter, scale works, h F. v. |
| BOWMAN
NATHAN P., (St. Johnsbury Brick Co.) (Moore & Co.) h 107 Main. |
| BOWMAN
THOMAS H., (St. Johnsbury Brick Co.) h Water, P. v. |
| BOYCE
JAMES M., freight agent B. & L. R. R., h 2 Railroad. |
| BOYNTON
CHARLES F., dealer in drugs, medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, varnish,
glass and fancy goods, 47 Railroad, h 59 Summer. |
| BOYNTON
WILLIAM S., treas. Pass. Sav. Bank, county treasurer, h 114 Main. |
| Brackett
Solomon H., teacher of natural science, St. Johnsbury academy, b 17 Main. |
| Bradley
Benjamin F., r 28, laborer and farmer 4. |
| Bradley
Ellon D., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12, 700 sugar trees, farmer 200. |
| Bradley
George H., r 27, carpenter and builder, and farmer 9. |
| Bradley
George W., (St. Johnsbury Center) farmer 44. |
| Bradley
Jacynthia, P., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12, widow of Darius. |
| Bradley
Luther, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 25, breeder of Morgan horses and farmer 75. |
| Bradshaw
Giles, (Lyndon) r 2, shoemaker at Lyndon, and farmer 27. |
| Bradshaw
James, (Lyndon) r 1, farmer, leases of his father, Giles, 40. |
| Bragg
Alfred L., carpenter, contractor and builder, h 3 Emerson. |
| BRAINERD
GEORGE, retired merchant, h 14 Summer. |
| Brainerd
Ira, retired merchant and banker, resides with his son, George, 14 Summer. |
| Braley
John B., prop, of large farming and stock growing interests in Minnesota, h
Pearl. |
| Bray
Michael, laborer, h Clark's ave. |
| Bray
William J., contractor and builder, and dealer in all kinds of building
materials, h 92 Railroad. |
| Brewer
Franklin I., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 24 1/2, sealer at scale factory. |
| Brewer
Truman, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12 n 22, filer at scale works, farmer 100. |
| Brewer
William P., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12 n 22, retired fanner. |
| Bridgman
Osgood D., deliverer for U. S. & C. Ex. Co., bds 110 Railroad. |
| Brigham
Cortes T., traveling salesman, h 14 Mt. Pleasant cor Summer. |
| Brock
Albert, dealer in wood and hay, h Willow
Place. |
| Brockway
Horace E., (St. Johnsbury Center) farmer 22. |
| Brook
Henry, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10, blacksmith at scale works, owns farm 14. |
| Brooks
Charles E., (St. Johnsbury Center) blacksmith, mover of buildings, and
carpenter, h Main. |
| Brooks
Ezra C, merchant tailor, h ? Spring. |
| Brooks
Fred J., (St. Johnsbury Center) blacksmith. |
| BROOKS
LUTHER, mechanic, emp. of E. & T.
F. & Co., h 4 Autumn. |
| BROOKS
SAMUEL T., M D., physician and
surgeon, 81 Main, h do. |
| Brown
Albert, molder scale works, h Main rear Episcopal church. |
| Brown
Alonzo, (St. Johnsbury Center) wheelwright and farmer 6. |
| Brown
David, molder scale works, h Main. |
| Brown
Edward F., retired merchant, h Summer. |
| Brown
Francis, (St. Johnsbury East) r 51, laborer. |
| Brown
Frank N.. (Brown & Humphrey) h 19 Spring. |
| Brown
Frank N., h 17 Spring. |
| Brown
Fred A.. (Harvey & Brown) bds 8 Church. |
| Brown
Fremont E., carpenter, h Railroad. |
| Brown
George A.. (Summerville) fireman B. & L. R. R., h Portland. |
| Brown
Hannah, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 13, widow of Jesse. |
| Brown
James, stone-cutter, emp. Carrick Bros., h 15 Hastings. |
| Brown
Thomas, stone cutter, emp. Carrick Bros., h
15 Hastings. |
| Brown
John H,. molder, emp. Acme Iron Works, h Water. |
| Brown
Julia A. Miss, book-keeper for A. L. Bailey, h South Park. |
| Brown Mary Mrs., washer and ironer, h 15 Hastings. |
| Brown
Michael, laborer, h Water. |
| Brown
M. F.. widow of Moses F., h 18 Central. |
| Brown
Oscar, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 13, 9 cows, fanner 70. |
| Brown
Patrick, core maker, emp. of E. &
T. F. & Co., bds 2 School, F. v. |
| Brown
Roancy H. Mrs., prop, of boarding-house,
Railroad. |
| Brown
Sadie M. Mrs., compositor Republican office, h 65 Railroad. |
| BROWN
WILLIAM J., livery and boarding stable, Railroad opp. depot, h Railroad. |
| Brown
William J., 2d, clerk for P. A. Roach, bds do. |
| Brown
& Humphrey, (Frank W. B. and Edward G. H.) dealers in groceries,
hardware, china, crockery, paints and
oils, mechanics' tools, agricultural implements, house-furnishing
goods, etc., 49 Main. |
| Browne
Henry S., physician and surgeon, office
Bank block, Main, h north end of Main. |
| Browning
Thomas H., (Summerville) track hand B. & L. R. R., h Portland. |
| Brunei
Alea, laborer, h Clark's ave. |
| Brunelle
Joseph, (Summerville) carpenter and joiner, h Elm. |
| Brunette
Joseph, custom shoemaker, 54 Main, h Eastern ave. |
| Brunette
Nellie Mrs., dressmaker, h Eastern ave. |
| Bryant
Almon N., prop, of livery and boarding stable, 101 Railroad, h do. |
| Bryant
Frank D., agent Mass. Benefit Association, h 16 Main. |
| Buck Jerome
C, clerk and salesman
for H. C. Moore, bds
St. Johnsbury House. |
| Buckminster
I. Clyde, clerk for George D. Randall, bds Avenue House. |
| BULLARD
GATES B. Dr., physician and surgeon,
office and h 50 Eastern ave. |
| Bundy
Fred G., book-keeper, emp. of H. E. Fletcher & Co., h 5 Cherry. |
| Burbank
Dennis V., patternmaker, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., h Webster. |
| Burbank
George A,, (Summerville) blacksmith, emp. Ely Hoe and Fork Co., bds State. |
| Burbank
Herman, (Summerville) carpenter, bds with T. Cable, |
| Burnham
William E., compositor Republican office, bds 56 Main. |
| BURDICK
BROS., (Oscar F. and Judson J.) boot and shoe manufs. and dealers in Bay
State fertilizers, 38 Railroad. |
| Burdick
George O., (Summerville) emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Portland. |
| Burdick Judson J., (Burdick Bros.) teacher of violin, leader of
orchestra, breeder of Jersey cattle, owns farm in Hardwick 87, h Railroad. |
| BURDICK.
OSCAR F., (Burdick Bros.) soldier
in Co. D, 5th Vt. Vols., h Caledonia
St., Summerville. |
| Burgin
Thomas II., confectioner, 31 Eastern ave., h 34 Pearl. |
| Burke
Frank, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, laborer. |
| Burke
Jane, widow of O. Burke, h 41 Pearl. |
| Burke
Oliver, (Summerville) dealer in wood, and job teamster, Elm, h do. |
| Burke
Oliver R., (Summerville) farm laborer, bds Elm. |
| Burke
William A., barber, 76 Railroad, h 96 Railroad. |
| Burnham
Buckminster D., grocer, 54 Main, h 56 do. |
| Burnham
Charles H., molder for E. & T. F. & Co., h 7 School, F. v. |
| Burnham
George C, assistant foreman
in foundry, emp. of E. & T.
F. & Co., h 58 Main. |
| Burnham
Isabel B.7
widow of David D., nurse, resides 10
Summer. |
| Burnham
Justus, r 31, 400 sugar trees, farmer 40. |
| Burroughs
Allen S., engineer B. & L. R. R., h 92 Railroad. |
| Burt
Alanson, stationary engineer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 12. Railroad. |
| Burt
Byron S., conductor Victory branch B. & L. R. R., h 98 Railroad. |
| Burt
Charles R., son of Alanson, bds 12
Railroad. |
| Bushy
Henry, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co , h Maple. |
| Buskett
Joseph, (Summerville) blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Elm. |
| Butler
Beauman, (St. Johnsbury Center) farmer 8, h Water cor Main. |
| BUTLER
CHARLES B., (St. Johnsbury Center) station agent Pass. R. R., bds Water. |
| Byron
Henry E., emp. at foundry for E. & T. F. & Co., h 11 Cliff. |
| Cable
Thomas, (Summerville) farm laborer, soldier in Co. A, 10th Vt. Vols. three
years, h off Concord ave. |
| Cady
Eleanor F., widow of Leonard F., resident, h 1 S. Park. |
| CALDBECK MATTHEW J., (Summerville) contractor and builder, and manuf. of
doors, sash, blinds, mouldings
and house finishings, Concord ave., h Harrison ave. |
| Caldbeck
Michael M., (Summerville) carpenter, emp. M. J. Caldbeck, h Elm. |
| Calden
Fred W., watchmaker and jeweler, emp.
T. C. Spencer, bds Avenue
House. |
| Calderwood
Charles A., dealer in furniture, coffins, caskets, upholsterer and
undertaker, 95 Railroad, h 110 do. |
| CALDERWOOD
HARVEY S., M D., physician and surgeon, office and
residence 57 Pearl. |
| Calderwood
John A, mechanic, h Caledonia. |
| CALEDONIA
MILLS, A H. McLeod, prop., manuf.,
wholesale and retail dealer in flour and feed, north end of Railroad st. |
| Cameron
Frank W., (Summerville) foreman Ely Hoe and Fork Co., bds William Harvey's. |
| Cameron
Warren E., (Summerville) r 48, farmer 15. |
| Canning
Robert, laborer, bds Valley. |
| Canty
John, granite cutter, emp. Carrick Bros., bds Cherry. |
| Carleton
Moali W., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 5 High. |
| Carlton
Comfort, (St. Johnsbury E.)r53, widow of Willard, resident, farm 15. |
| CARPENTER
CHARLES L., carpenter and builder, h 28 Spring. |
| CARPENTER
CHARLES P., postmaster, h 18 Spring. |
| CARPENTER
DANIEL, 2d
selectman, foreman in E. & T. F. & Co.'s lumber yard, sec'y and
treas. of St. Johnsbury Cemetery Association, h 15 Church. |
| Carpenter
Fred K, molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Winter cor Cliff. |
| Carpenter Helen F. Mrs., dealer in ladies' fancy work and stamped linen goods, 77
Eastern ave., h 1 Cherry. |
| Carpenter
Hiram B., ornamental painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Railroad, P.
v. |
| Carpenter
Homer B., machinist for D. Thompson, bds with Hiram B. |
| CARPENTER
HORACE, retired contractor and builder, h 11 Summer. |
| Carpenter
Jason M., teamster, h School, F. v. |
| Carpenter
William M., painter in scale works, bds with Hiram B. |
| Carpenter
Van B., emp. in lumber yard for E. &T. F. & Co., bds Western ave. |
| Carpenter
Van B., laborer, emp. E. & T..F. & Co., bds 2 School, F. v. |
| Carr
Charles B., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Concord ave. |
| Carr
E, William, hostler at Lucas's livery stable, bds. 105 Main. |
| Carr
Ellen F. Mrs., dressmaker; h 10 Railroad. |
| Carr
Ethan E., conductor B. & L. R. R., h Pearl. |
| Carr
Frank N., (Russell & Carr) h Avenue House block. |
| Carr
Fred W., job box-maker for E. & T. F. & Co., h Portland. |
| Carr
George W., packer for E. & T. F. & Co., h 6 School, F. v. |
| Carr
Harry H , dry goods clerk for E. & T. F. & Co., bds 12 Pearl. |
| Carr
Jerry K., conductor B. & L. R. R., h 32 Railroad. |
| Carr
Margaret A., widow of Martin W , h Concord ave. |
| Carr
Michael, soldier in the civil war, and pensioner, bds 23 Maple. |
| Carr
William H., (Summerville) sealer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Lafayette. |
| Carrick
Alonzo B., shoe and hamessmaker, with C.
H. Frizzell, h Ward's block, Railroad. |
| Carrick
Bros., (French F., Henry T. and Edgar L.) manufs. of and dealers in all kinds
of granite work, opp. passenger depot. |
| Carrick
Edgar L., (Carrick Bros.) bds Railroad. |
| Carrick
French F., (Summerville) (Carrick Bros.) h Portland. |
| Carrick
Henry J., (Summerville) (Carrick Bros.) h Portland. |
| Carrick
Orange G., stone-cutter, emp Sr. Johnsbury Granite Works, h Bank block,
Railroad. |
| Carrick
Wallace, (Summerville) granite cutter, emp. Carrick Bros., bds Caledonia. |
| Carrick
Willis, (Summerville) granite cutter, emp. Carrick Bros., bds Caledonia. |
| Carson
Hebert J., teamster, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds with Mrs. Lizzie E.
Cole, r 43. |
| CARTER
FRED A., dry and fancy goods and small wares,
47 Main, h 45 do. |
| Carter
George C, watchman for E. & T. F. & Co., bds 2
School, F. v. |
| Carter
Peter, laborer and painter, h off Caledonia. |
| Cassette
Joseph F., (Summerville) blacksmith, emp. E. T. & F. & Co., h Elm. |
| Cassidy
Patrick, laborer, h off Easton ave. |
| Castoney
John, gardener, emp. of Franklin Fairbanks, h 28 Maple. |
| Caswell
Albert E., emp. scale works E. & T. F. & Co., h Harrison ave. |
| Caswell
Alonzo, (Summerville) engineer
steamer "Lady
of the Lake," on Memphremagog, h Harrison ave. |
| Caswell
John M., job teamster, h Railroad. |
| Cavuette
Frank, painter, bds River, Summerville. |
| Caya
Fred, (Summerville) stone mason, h Sand Place. |
| Celley
Daniel P., blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds 2 School, F. v. |
| Chadwick
Helen M., widow of Albert G., h 88 Main. |
| Chaffee
Willard P., emp. E. & T. F. & Co.'s scale shops, h Lafayette. |
| Chalmers
Ella, widow of Rev. John R, h Main. |
| Chamberlin
Ellery J., brakeman B. & L. R. R., h 2 Emerson. |
| Chamberlin
Marian P., teacher, h 2 Emerson. |
| Chamberlin
Orrin C, planer, crap. E. & T. F. & Co., h 23 Summer. |
| Chamberlin
William G., machinist, emp. D. Thompson, bds 2 Emerson. |
| Chambers
Harry B., molder Acme Iron Works, bds 110 Railroad. |
| Champagne
Israel, r 46, laborer. |
| Chandler
John N., (Summerville) dealer in carriages, harnesses, farm produce,. etc.,
and carpenter, h Concord ave. |
| Chnndlpr
Rolln VT . foreman St. Johnsbnry Republican office, h South Park. |
| Chapman
William A., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, retired merchant, farm 30, Capt. Co. H,
15th Vt. Vols. |
| Chase
Dennis A.. (St. Johnsbury E.) r 15, (Chase & Hovey) farmer. |
| Chase
Mary E. Mrs., manager St. Johnsbury academy boarding-house, h 15 Main. |
| Chase
Osborne A., shoe cutter, emp. of Gibbs & Allen, Grafton. Mass., h 15
Main. 1 |
| Chase
& Hovey, (Dennis A. C. and Franklin A. H.) 50 grade Durham cattle, 50
sheep, farmers 450. |
| Cheney
Kmily H. Miss, (Summerville) resident, h Portland. |
| Cheney
George F., dentist, bds Main. |
| Cheney
Henry M., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 19 Cliff. |
| Cheney
Hiram H., car repairer, emp, B. & L. R. R., h School, P. v, |
| Cheney
Luther P., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 17, sexton, 600 sugar trees, farmer 172. |
| Chesley
George, (St. Johnsbury Center) farmer for Hiram Pierce. |
| Chickcring
Frank W., painter, h Hastings. |
| Chickering
Marilla Miss, laundress, h Hastings. |
| Chienner
Euzebe, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Clark's ave. |
| Chouinard
Theodore, (Summerville) gilder, h Elm. |
| Church
James, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds. |
| Clapp
Edward E., stone-cutter Carrick Bros., bds Railroad, h in Woodbury, Vt. |
| Clark
Benjamin B., painter, h 5 Clark's ave. |
| Clark
Charles C, emp. Franklin Fairbanks, h 3 Spring, |
| Clark
Charles E., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 1 Water. |
| CLARK
FRANCIS O., books, periodicals, stationery and confectionery, 81 Eastern
ave., h Y. M. C. A. building. |
| Clark
Fred D., deliverer for G. H. Cross & Co., bds Eastern ave. |
| Clark
Frederick E., clerk for N. M. Scott & Son, h Eastern ave. cor Pearl. |
| Clark
Frederick H., ornamental painter, bds 1 Water. |
| Clark
Heze S., carpenter and joiner, h rear of Episcopal church. |
| CLARK
JOHN, machinist and jobber, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 45 Summer. |
| Clark
John A., conductor B, & L. R. R., h Railroad cor Portland. |
| CLARK
JOHN C, cashier First National Bank, h 20 Spring. |
| Clark
Louisa H.. (St. Johnsbury Center) widow of Joseph, owns h and lot, and in
Kirby 6 acres. |
| Clark
Sanford E., molder, emp. Jones & Shields, bds Water. |
| Clark
Susie, compositor Republican office, bds 5 Clark's ave. |
| Clement
Ephraim, (Lyndon) r 9, farmer, leases of Flint 130. |
| Clement
Frank H., (St. Johnsbury Center) off r
36 n 37, farmer about 100. |
| Clement
George W., (Lyndon) r 9, farmer, leases of St. Johnsbury Savings Bank 130. |
| Clement
Peter, r 4, breeder of grade Durham cattle, 350 sugar trees and farmer 100,
500 sugar trees and pasture land in Lyndon 25 acres. |
| CLEMONS
GEORGE E., foreman for L. D. Hazen, h 32 Cliff. |
| CLIFFORD
D. A., artist in photography, life size portraits, landscapes, instantaneous
pictures, and dealer in photographic supplies, Main cor Eastern ave., h do. |
| Clifford
John, (Summerville) stone cutter, emp. Carrick Bros., h Caledonia. |
| CLIFFORD
MURRY E, molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 10 Summer. |
| Clifford
Thomas J., carpenter, 69 Railroad. |
| Clifford
Thomas J. L., carpenter and builder, h Ward's block, Railroad. |
| Cloutier
Joseph, lumber jobber, prop, livery and sale stable, 80 Railroad, h do. |
| Coaklcy
Francis G-, blacksmith for E, & T. F. & Co., h 6 Maple cor Pearl. |
| Coakley
William P., brakeman, emp. Pass. R. R., bds 6 Maple cor Pearl, |
| Cobb
Charles, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10, farmer 125. |
| Cobb
Robert, barber under St. Johnsbury House, h Main opp. Central. |
| Cogswell
Orlando S., brakesman B. & L. R. R., h Ward's block. |
| Cole
Lizzie E. Mrs., r 43, prop, of boarding house. |
| Cole
Sylvanus, r 43, teamster, emp. E & T. F & Co. |
| Colley
David M., filer at scale works, h n fair ground. |
| Collins
Charles J., traveling agent, and machinist for the Feed Water Heater Co., h
Pearl. |
| Collins
J. Drenan, machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h New Water. |
| Colt
P., (St. Johnsbury Center) section hand, h Main. |
| Conant
Charles G., sealer, scale works. |
| CONANT
HARRISON J., dealer in shelf hardware, stoves, ranges, furnaces, agricultural
tools and wire fencing, plumbing goods, copper, tin, sheet iron, and hollow
ware, mill supplies, 97 Eastern ave., h 75 Main. |
| Conley
Charles W., (Summerville) mechanic, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h
Portland. |
| Conly
John E., blacksmith, emp. R. W. Laird, h Jones. |
| Conly
William H., (Conly & Parrodix) h School. |
| Conly
& Parrodix, (William H. C. and Joseph P.) manufs. files and rasps,
Eastern ave. |
| Council
Mauiice, baggageman, Pass, and B. & L. R. R., bds 71 Main. |
| Converse
William L., machinist, emp. D. Thompson, h Pleasant. |
| Cook
Amos B , machinist, emp. the Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Lincoln. |
| Cook
George W., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12, (Cook & Willey) served in Co. D,
1st Vt. Cav. three years. |
| Cook
James H., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, laborer. |
| Cook
Walter G., r 43, emp. in scale shops of E. & T. F. & Co. and farmer
50. |
| DANA
JOHN, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 35, (Goss & Dana) 7 cows, farmer 40, 25 on
r 8, and in Sheffield 90, served in Co. A, 11th Vt. Vols. |
| Danforth
John C, (St. Johnsbury Center) baker for Cross & Co. |
| Danforth
Phineas, carpenter, h 41 Spring. |
| Daniels
Fred S., meat peddler for William, h 73 Railroad. |
| Daniels
Nancy E., widow of Aichibald, h 73 Railroad. |
| DANIELS
WILLIAM, dealer in meats, groceries, provisions, canned goods, fruits and
vegetables, Railroad, h Pearl. |
| Daniels
William E . emp. B & L. R. R., h Pearl. |
| Dansero
Eli, job teamster, h Sand Place. |
| Davenport
William S., machinist, h 19 Spring. |
| Darling
Willie L., blacksmith, h Avenue House block. |
| Davie
Campbell, molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 3 Water. |
| Davis
Aurora L., widow of Alanson W., h 57 Summer. |
| Davis
Charles R., stone-cutter for R. W. Laird. |
| Davis
Frank P., emp. Horace Fairbanks, owns
farm in Barnet, h rear Bank block, Main. |
| Davis
Heman B., foreman and printer Caledonian office, h Green. |
| Davis
John C, sealer at scale works, lives at Passumpsic. |
| Davison
F. E , pastor of Free Baptist church, h Prospect ave. |
| Dean
Asa M. F.. carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Pleasant. |
| Dean
Benjamin F., groceries, provisions, fruit and vegetables, Railroad, h do, P.
v. |
| Dean
Chester F., (Summerville) manuf. pruning implements, h Portland. |
| Dean
George E., baker for G. H. Cross & Co,
bds Charles. |
| Dean
Harry C, (Summerville) hoe polisher, emp. Ely Hoe and Fork Co., bds Portland. |
| Dean
Herbert E., carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds Pleasant. |
| Dean
William P., sealer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds South Railroad. |
| DeCamp
George, laborer, emp. Horace H. Wheeler, |
| Dee------Mrs.,
nurse, h Prospect. |
| DEMERS
BROS.. (Louis and George) bakers, and
dealers in West India goods, groceries, provisions, crockery and glassware,
Railroad. |
| DEMERS
GEORGE. (Demers Bros.) h Clark's ave. |
| Demets
Julien, ([. Penard & Demers) h Railroad. |
| DEMERS
LOUIS, (Demers Bros.) h Railroad. |
| Demers
Louis, carpenter, E. & T. F. & Co., h Clark's ave. |
| Denning
Jerry, gardener, h 15 Hastings. |
| Denning
Jerry, Jr., file cutter, bds 15 Hastings. |
| Denning
Timothy J., stone-cutter for Carrick Bros., h Pearl cor Maple. |
| Denning
William, blacksmith, E. & T. F. & Co., h Pearl cor Maple. |
| Derreau
Frank, carpenter, h Maple. |
| Desilets
Joseph, invalid, h Railroad. |
| Dickinson David C., (St. Jobnsbury Center) teacher of vocal music. |
| Dickinson Lucius C
Rev., (St. Johnsbury Center)
superannuated M. E. clergyman, served 3 years as chaplain of 9th Vt.
Vols., owns 15 acres, h Church. |
| Dodge
George W.;
forman of repair gang B. & L. R. R., h Avenue block. |
| Dodge
James O., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 17, laborer. |
| Dolloff
John F. . r 44, molder, emp E. & T. F. & Co., 17 years. |
| DONAGHY RICHARD, manager village water-works, pump
house, etc., h N. Railroad. |
| Donaghy
Robert, r 47, job teamster, h and 2 acres. |
| Donahue
Thomas, r 49, stone mason. |
| Donsett
Joseph, boarding house, Maple. |
| Doran,
Joseph, machinist, for D. Thompson, h Pleasant cor Emerson. |
| Dorr
Ernest L., painter, h Avenue block. |
| Dow
Irvin J., teacher, carpenter and joiner, h 105 Eastern ave. |
| Dow
James A., machinist, scale works, bds 15 Main. |
| Downing
Frederick P., dealer in carriages and sleighs, h Pleasant. |
| Doying
Martha Mrs., laundress, h 5 Baehelder's block, Prospect. |
| Doying Sarah, widow of Francis, laundress, h 7
Bachelder's block, Prospect. |
| Drew
Alexander N , (Sumrnerville) carpenter, emp. M. J. Calbeck, Portland. |
| Drew
B. Franklin, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 52, farmer 18. |
| Drew
Edward, butcher, h Hastings. |
| Drew
Fred VV., cabinetmaker, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 4 Western ave. |
| Drew
George S., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 52,
laborer with John. |
| Drew
John, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 52, farmer
60. |
| Drew
Timothy C, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 31 cor 7, laborer and farmer 12. |
| Drolet
Frank, mason, h Railroad. |
| Drouin
Fred, file grinder, emp. Conly & Parrodix, h Railroad. |
| DROUIN
JOSEPH, wholesale and retail
dealer in boots, shoes, rubbers, sole leather and
shoe findings, Drouin's block, 67 Railroad, h do. |
| Drouin
Joseph F., emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Elm. |
| Drouin
Louis, carpenter, emp. M. Calbeck, h Elm. |
| Drown
G. Herbert, (Summerville) car inspector, emp.
B. & L. R. R., bds Concord ave. |
| Drown
John J., carriage maker, emp. Miller & Ryan, h Railroad. |
| Dubois
Calixte, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds Prospect. |
| Dubois
Georgiana Mrs., dressmaker, bds Prospect. |
| Dubois
Matthew, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Maple. |
| Duclos
Joseph, (Summerville) molder, emp E,
& T. F. & Co., h Caledonia. |
| Duclos
Joseph E., (Summerville) molder, h Railroad. |
| Dudley
Henry, sewing machine, clock and watch cleaner and repairer, soldier Co. E,
15th Vt. Vols., 38 Railroad, h Johnson's block. |
| Dumas
John, molder, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., h Maple. |
| Dumas Mitchell, (Summerville) blacksmith, emp. E.
& T. F. & Co., h Elm. |
| DUNNETT ALEXANDER, (Dunnett
& Hosford) lawyer and State's attorney, h Main n S.
Church, |
| DUNNETT
& HOSFORD; (Alexander D. and Charles H. H., of Monroe, N. H.) lawyers,
room No. 2, Fletcher's block, Main. |
| Dupont
Denery P., (Summerville) hammersman
Ely Hoe and
Fork Co., h Portland. |
| Durkee
Horace, resident, h Winter. |
| Dutile
Archie J., carriagemaker for Miller & Ryan, h Railroad. |
| Eastman
Richard H.. pattern maker scale works, bds 15 Main. |
| Eddy
Maurice H., music teacher, h Church. |
| Elkins
David S., (Summerville) resident, h Caledonia. |
| ELLIOTT
FRED N., carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Glenview. |
| ELLIOTT
URIAH, manager of the street lights, h Glenview. |
| ELLIOTT
WILLIAM L, bricklayer, h Main. |
| Ellis
Ella Mrs., washer and ironer, h Water. |
| Ellis
Jabez W., general mechanic, h Hastings. |
| Ely
George B., (Summerville) supt. Ely Hoe and Fork Co., bds Lafayette. |
| Ely
Henry G., sec'y and treas. Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Summer. |
| Ely
Hoe and Fork Co., (Summerville) Franklin Fairbanks, pres.; Henry G. Ely,
sec'y and treas.; manuf. hoes and forks. |
| EMERSON
BELLE MAY Miss, music teacher, h
Pleasant. |
| Emerson
Charles E., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 28, Cliff. |
| Emerson
Frank, (Summerville) stone cutter, emp. R, W. Laird, bds State. |
| Emerson
J. Frank, r 42, breeder of grade Jersey cattle, 10 cows, 400 sugar trees, 26
sheep, farmer 125. |
| Emerson
Harley J., student at academy. |
| EMERSON
JOHN, retired farmer, has been trustee of the village seven years, and
overseer of the poor seventeen years, aged 75, h Pleasant. |
| Emerson
Reuben, r 40, farmer, resides with his son, Smith S. |
| Emerson
Smith S., r 40, 500 sugar trees,
farmer 100. |
| Emery
William, laborer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 7 Water, F. v. |
| Emond
Fred, molder at Acme Iron Works, h Clark's ave. |
| ESTABROOK
FRED W., r 51, prop, custom mill, wholesale and retail dealer in grain, flour
and feed. |
| ESTABROOK
HENRY F., clerk, emp. of Warren, h 86 Railroad. |
| ESTABROOK
WARREN, dealer in dry goods and groceries, wholesale dealer in flour, meal,
shorts, corn, grass seed and groceries, 86 Railroad, h do. |
| Esty
Elwin J., dealer in boots, shoes and rubbers, 45 Main, h 53 do. |
| Evans
Elmer E., engineer B. & L. R. R., h Railroad. |
| Evans
John B , (Summerville) molder, h Portland. |
| Ewing
Eliza H., manager of Academy Club House, Main. |
| FAIRBANKS
E. & T. & CO., Horace Fairbanks, pres.; William P. Fairbanks, sec'y
and treas.; general merchants, manufs. of Fairbanks's scales, established in
1831, props, of steam saw-mill, and own 2,000
acres of timber land in Walden
and Stannard, and 2,000
farming land in St. Johnsbury, office Mechanic Square, F.
v. |
| FAIRBANKS
EDWARD T., pastor of South Cong, church, h 6 Park. |
| FAIRBANKS
FRANKLIN, vice pres. E. & T. F. & Co., and pres. of Ely Hoe and Fork
Co., res. Underclyffe. |
| FAIRBANKS
HENRY Rev., (E. & T. Fairbanks & Co.) trustee of Dartmouth college, h
Western ave. |
| FAIRBANKS
HORACE Hon., pres. E. & T. Fairbanks &: Co., vice-pres. of First National Bank of St. Johnsbury,
and ex-governor of Vermont, h Western ave. |
| Fairbanks
William P., sec'y and treas. of E. & T. Fairbanks & Co., residence at
Brantview. |
| Farnette
Jonn, laborer, emp. of Joseph Cloutier, bds do. * |
| Farnham
John L., r 47, machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co. |
| FARNHAM
LUCIUS C, (St. Johnsbury Center)
r 12, retired merchant, farmer 50,
served one year in Co. D, 7th Wis. Vols. |
| Farr
Charles W., mechanic, emp E. & T.
F. & Co., h 18 Central. |
| Farr
Edward A., r 47, scale maker, emp. E. & T. F. & Co. |
| Farr
George W., r 47, job teamster and farmer 7. |
| Farr
Jonathan, (St. Johnsbury E.) soap manuf. and farmer. |
| FELCH
CARLETON, (Summerville) machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Portland
cor Elm. |
| Felch
Chester, millwright, bds Valley. |
| Felch
L. Mrs., nurse, h Bank block, Railroad. |
| Felch
Naomi. (St. Johnsbury Center) widow of
Joseph, h Main. |
| Fenno
George N., machinist, scale works, h 28 Central. |
| Fenno
Marcellus T., contractor in fine scales department for E. & T. F. &
Co, h 6 Pearl. |
| Fereal
Alphonse, emp. E. & T. F. & Co. |
| Finel
Egbert O., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 4 Charles. |
| FIRST
NATIONAL BANK, L. P. Poland,
pres; Horace Fairbanks, vice-pres., J. C. Clark, cashier, Main. |
| Fisher
Frederick S., rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal church, h 6 Winter cor Summer. |
| Fitzgerald
Patrick, blacksmith for E. & T. F. & Co.,.h 11 Clark's ave. |
| Fitzpatrick
Edward, blacksmith, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., h Maple. |
| Flanegan
James, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 29 Maple. |
| Flanegan
John A., machinist, emp. of O. V. Hooker & Son, h 32 Maple. |
| Flanegan
Michael, laborer, h 32 Maple. |
| FLETCHER
FREDERICK, founder of Merchants' National Bank, retired banker, owns farm 600
in Shelburne, Chittenden Co., h Main. |
| FLETCHER
H. E. & CO., (Henry E. Fletcher, of Mineappolis, Edward F. Giswold,
Robert McKiernon, of Minneapolis) wholesale dealers in flour, grain, feed,
and kerosene oil, Eastern ave. |
| FLETCHER
TRUMAN C, dealer in dry goods, ladies' furnishing goods, carpets, crockery
and glassware, established in 1867, Main, h do. |
| Flint
Alvin W., (Flint Bros.) bds 103 Main. |
| Flint
Bros., (Alvin W. and Charles G.) druggists and jewelers, 53 Main. |
| Flint
Charles G., (Flint Bros.) h Spring. |
| Flint
Edward B., (St. Johnsbury Center) farmer with Isaac B. 236. |
| Flint
Isaac B., (St. Johnsbury Center) brakeman on Pass. R. R. and owns with Edward
B. farm 236. |
| Flint
Loammi B., painter, h 2 Main. |
| FLINT
MARTHA B., (St. Johnsbury Center) widow of George, resident. |
| Flint
Richard B., prop. Cottage Hotel, and livery and boarding stable, 82 and 84
Railroad. |
| Flint
Willis D., plumber and tinsmith, bds Cottage Hotel. |
| Flynn
James, gardener for C. M. Stone, h Jacob's Ladder. |
| Fogg
Arthur D., sealer of scales, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., h Emerson,
P.v. |
| Fogg
Arthur D. Mrs., artist, h Emerson, P. v. |
| Folsom
Andrew, engineer B. & L. R. R., h 80 Eastern ave. |
| FOLSOM
JAMES D., physician and surgeon, 7 Cherry, h do. |
| Folsom
Frank E.;
clerk for Ranney & Norton, h 5 South. |
| Folsom
J, Irving, clerk, for C. C. Bingham, bds Cherry. |
| Forbes
William, stone cutter, emp. Carnck Bros., h River. |
| Ford
Edmund M, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds 6 School, F. v. |
| Ford
Hobart B., blacksmith for E. & T. F. & Co., h 6 School, F. v. |
| Forrest Joseph S., (Summerville) carpenter,
emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Elm. |
| Forrest
Moses, (Summerville) laborer, h Elm. |
| Forsath
Austin K., jeweler for VV. C. Warner, bds 53 Eastern ave. |
| Forsyth
Ceylon S., packer scale works. |
| Foster
Benjamin H., stone cutter for R. W. Laird, h 90 Railroad. |
| Foye
Martin, blacksmith, south of R. R., h and 1 1/2 acres, F. v. |
| Frost
Irving H., mechanic, scale works, E. & T. F. & Co., 89 Main. |
| Fraser
John R., dealer in fish, h Danville road. |
| Frathier
Israel, molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Maple. |
| Frechette
David, sexton of the Catholic church, and librarian, h 14 Cherry |
| French
Charles P., carriage trimmer, emp. Miller & Ryan, 20 Eastern ave. |
| French
-----, widow F. F., h 30 Eastern ave. |
| French Hattie E. Miss, (Summerville) dressmaker, h
Portland cor Elm. |
| French
Heman, carriage trimmer, emp. Miller & Ryan, h 20
Eastern ave. |
| French
Henry, trustee and clerk of the village board of trustees, supt. of water
works, and lister, office Y. M. C. A, building, h 1 Cherry cor Eastern ave. |
| French
Nathan B., harnessmaker, emp. J. L. Couch, h 12 Summer. |
| French
Wilbur E., molder for E. & T. F. & Co., bds 2 School, F. v. |
| FRIZZELL
CHARLES H., harnessmaker, Avenue House block, Railroad, h Eastern ave. |
| Frost
Emily S., widow of Selim, resident, h 16 Summer. |
| Frost
George H., book-keeper, bds 16 Summer. |
| Eulford
Dan, engineer B. & L. R. R., h 69 Railroad, |
| Fuller
Edgar M., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 39, 600 sugar trees, 10 cows, and farmer
200. |
| Fuller
Elmer W., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 1 High. |
| Fuller
William M., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h
Danville road. |
| Gaffney
Anna Miss, seamstress, emp. F. G. Stevens, bds River. |
| Gaffney
James, farmer 7, h River. |
| Gaffney
James H. Jr., barber, emp. of R. Cobb, Central cor Main; bds 37 Pearl. |
| Gaffney
May Miss, seamstress, emp. F. G. Stevens, bds River. |
| Gage
Jesse, printer, emp. Caledonian, h 27 Central. |
| Gage
Josiah B., clerk and book-keeper, bds 32 Pearl. |
| Gale
John N., (Summerville) carpenter and plumber, h 11 Portland. |
| Gallagher
Tohn C, (Summerville) laborer, h Caledonia. |
| Gallagher
Rachael, (Summerville) widow of Joseph, h Caledonia. |
| Garaves
Louise Miss, r 47, dressmaker. |
| Gardner
Henry, laborer, emp. on the village streets, h 88 Railroad. |
| Garfield
Azro B., painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds Tremont. |
| Garfield
Caleb G., laborer, h Tremont. |
| Garneau
Noel, dealer in groceries, crockery, clothing, etc., Railroad, h St. Mary. |
| Gaskell
Elmer H., sealer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 25 Cliff. |
| GASKILL
CHARLES A, (Summerville) silver plater and dealer in poultry and eggs, State,
h do. |
| GASKILL
CHARLES A. Mrs., (Summerville) prop, of boarding-house, h State. |
| Gaskill
George F., (Summerville) machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h
Caledonia. |
| Gaskill
Herbert F., (Summerville) emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds Caledonia. |
| Gaskill
Jacob B , (Summerville) custom shoemaker, h Caledonia. |
| GASKLLL
LEON F., nickel plater, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 44 Spring. |
| Gaskill
Lowell Z., (Summerville) joiner, h Caledonia. |
| Gayner
Thomas, teamster, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 6 Western ave. |
| Gauthier
Frank, granite polisher, h. |
| Gauthier
Joseph, dealer in harnesses, whips, robes, boots and shoes, clothing and
jewelry, gloves, etc., 103 Eastern ave., h do. |
| Gentry
Henry, gardener for Gov. Fairbanks, h Prospect. |
| George
Eliza A. Miss, compositor Caledonian office, h Pearl. |
| Gerry
George L , (Lyndon) r 10, emp. in Wilder's pulp mill, owns farm 40. |
| GERRY
LUCIUS S., (Lyndon) r 10, retired farmer, Lieut. Co. B, 15th Vt. Vols. |
| Getchell
Gorham C, (St. Johnsbury Center) laborer. |
| GIBBS
CHARLES F., florist, grower and dealer in floivering and vegetable plants,
seeds, bulbs, shrubs, etc., cut flowers and fine floral designs of all styles
and kinds a specialty, h 2 Paddock, west end of Webster. |
| Gibbs
Nathan F., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 35, jobber, h and lot. |
| Gibson
Richard, r 49, gardener. |
| Gile
Noah F., emp. St. Johnsbury Cemetery Association, h 4 Green. |
| GILMAN
JOHN, mason, h School, P. v. |
| Gilmore
Maria P., widow of John P., h 65 Railroad. |
| Gingras
Isai Mrs., seamstress, h Railroad. |
| Gingras
Louis, (Henault & Gingras) h Clark's ave. |
| Girard
Robert, blacksmith, emp. of Miller & Ryan, h Railroad. |
| Given
Marcel, (Summerville) r 56, milk dealer, 6 cows, farmer 108. |
| Glannin
William, hostler for Hartshorn & Kirk, bds Danville block. |
| Glines
Welthea M. Miss, teacher of German at St. Johnsbury academy. |
| Glynn
James, painter, h Batcheider's block. |
| Glynn
William, laborer, h 69 Railroad. |
| Glynn
Bridget, widow of Patrick, bds with P. Roach. |
| Gognon
Benjamin F., (St. Johnsbury Center) machinist at scale works, h Putnam. |
| Gognon
Elmer E., sealer of scales, emp. E. & T. F. & Cy., h Portland. |
| Gognon
Thomas, carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Prospect. |
| GOODALL
GEORGE E., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 57, real estate dealer, owns 3 houses and
lots, farmer 20, 100 in Kirby, and 30 in Waterford, served in Co. K, 15th Vt.
Vols. |
| Goodall
George E. Mrs., resident, h Cross. |
| Goodall
Walter A., sealer, scale works, h Western ave. |
| Goodell
George W., clerk, emp. of Charles A. Calderwood, h 92 Railroad. |
| Goodrich
Abner M., cutter for F. G. Stevens, h Cliff. |
| GOODRICH
HENRY J., (H. J.
Goodrich & Co.) h Harrison ave., Snmmerville. |
| GOODRICH
H. J. & CO., (Henry J. G. and Arthur Moulton) dealers in stoves,
furnaces, tin and hollow ware, etc., 93
Railroad. |
| Goodrich
Jedd H., tinsmith for H. J. G. & Co., bds Havrison ave., Summerville. |
| Goodwin
Frank F., mechanic, 23 Summer. |
| Goodwin
Henry S ;
sealer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h off Mt. Pleasant. |
| Goodwin
Morris M , (Summerville) (Thompson & Goodwin) h Portland. |
| Gorham
Anna L. Miss, teacher of ornamental painting, studio 149 A, Tremont St.,
Boston. |
| Gorham
Irvin, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 39, farmer 50, aged 70. |
| Gorham
Isaac B., retired merchant, h 13 Church. |
| Gorman
George E., blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h .Portland. |
| Gorman
Thomas, laborer, h Clark's ave. |
| GOSS
EDWARD, policeman, h Pleasant. |
| Goss
Francis M., machinist for D. Thompson, bds Pleasant. |
| Goss
Hiram, (Goss & Dana) bds 3 Cherry. |
| Goss
John A., life insurance agent, bds Cottage Hotel, residence Greensboro. |
| Goss
Martha, r 39, widow uf Levi, resident. |
| Goss
Ulysses G., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 39, breeder of fine horses, and farmer
115. |
| Goss
Willard, r 28, 1,000 sugar trees, breeder of fine horses, farmer 140, and
owns with his brother Hiram 100. |
| Goss
Willard S., polisher, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds Railroad. |
| Goss
& Dana, (Hiram Goss and John Dana) bakers and confectioners, 67 Main. |
| Gosselin
Peter, teamster, h Eastern ave. |
| Gosselin
Peter J , laborer, h Eastern ave. |
| Gould
George G., r 43. farmer 14. |
| Gould
Henry E., (Summerville) manager of St. Johnsbury poor house and farm, owns h
and lot in Danville. |
| Gould
Katie D. Miss, (Summerville and
Campbell, Mass.) teacher. |
| GOULD
WALTER D., painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds 3 High. |
| Goyet
Fred, laborer, h 23 Maple. |
| Goyet
Henry, job teamster, h 25 Maple. |
| Goyet
William, quarryman, h Clark's ave. |
| GRAHAM
C. WARREN, taxidermist and prop. Graham's Museum of Taxidermy and
Curiosities, Music Hall block, Main, work-shop and residence 18 Main. |
| Graham
Lewis, scale worker, emp. E. & T. F. & Co.,h 18 Main. |
| Graham
William A., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Western ave. |
| Granger
Pliny M. Rev., (St. Johnsbury Center) pastor M. E. church, h Church. |
| Grant
Emmett C, painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Pleasant. |
| Grant
John J., (Summerville) blacksmith, emp. B. & L. R. R., h Caledonia. |
| Granville
Joseph J., porter St. Johnsbury House, bds do. |
| Graves
Frinda C , (St. Johnsbury Center) widow of Sylvanus, resident, h and lot. |
| Graves
Helen L., (St. Johnsbury Center) teacher of vocal music. |
| Graves
Sylvester D., painter, h Union. |
| Gray
Charles F., wood worker, emp. of M. J. Calbeck, h 1 James, P. v. |
| GRAY
ELERY H., (Lyndon) r 3, 500 sugar trees, 5 cows, farmer 127. |
| Gray
George, carpenter scale works, h 41 Spring. |
| Gray
Julius C., (Sylvester & Gray) h 41
Spring. |
| Green
Charles K., grocery clerk for E. & T. F. & Co., h 11 Cliff. |
| Green
William, sexton of St. Johnsbury cemetery, h Green. |
| Griffin
fames J., emp. St. Johnsbury Furniture Co., bds River. |
| Griffin
John, laborer, h Charles. |
| Griffin
John, Jr., switchman Pass. R. R., bds Charles. |
| Griffin
John R., stone cutter, bds 32 Railroad. |
| Griffin
Michael, granite cutter for R. W. Laird, h 32 Railroad. |
| Griffin
Molly A. Miss, (St. Johnsbury Furniture Co.) resides Water st., Summerville. |
| GRISWOLD
EDWARD F., (H. E. Fletcher & Co.) bds St. Johnsbury House. |
| Griswold
Flora D. Mrs., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 53, telegraph operator. |
| Grisvvold
Henry, (St. Johnsbury E ) r 53, station agent B. & L. R. R., express
agent and telegraph operator, prop, ot E. St. Johnsbury tannery, h and lot. |
| Grout
Daniel F., bds 3 Cherry. |
| Grout
George S., express messenger, h 34 Railroad. |
| Grover
Nahum W. Rev., (St. Johnsbury Center) pastor of First Congregational church,
h Water. |
| Grow
George E., Boston variety store, watches, clocks, jewelry, musical
instruments, valises, rubber stamps and stencils, 75 Eastern ave. |
| GROW
TIMOTHY R., homeo. physician and surgeon, office and residence 103 Railroad. |
| Grow
Lewis G., stone cutter St. Johnsbury Granite Works, bds Railroad. |
| Guillemete
Paul, (Summervilie) section hand B. & L. R. R., h Elm. |
| Gustin
Isaac B., machinist, h 27 Central. |
| Guy
Tirza M. Miss, teacher of drawing in St. Johnsbury academy, studio Music
Hall, bds cor Church and Summer. |
| Guyer
John, teamster. |
| GUYER
JULIA MISS, (Summerville) h off Caledonia. |
| Guyer
Leon, (Summerville) stone mason, h off Caledonia. |
| Guyer
Octave, (Summerville) stone mason, h off Caledonia. |
| Guyer
William, quarryman, h Clark's ave. |
| Hacourse
frank, molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Western ave. |
| Hadley
Joseph A., millwright and traveling salesman, h 38 Summer. |
| Hale
Addie D. Miss, assistant librarian at the Athenaeum, resides 15 Summer. |
| Hale
Amos P., blacksmith for E. & T. F. & Co., h 3 School, F. v. |
| Hale
Charles J., blacksmith, emp. of B. & L. R. R., bds R. R. restaurant. |
| Hale
Fred, striker, emp. B. & L. R. R., bds R. R. restaurant. |
| Hale
George H., student, ass't sec'y Y. M. C. A., bds 15 Summer, rooms Y. M. C. A.
building. |
| Hale
John O., traveling salesman for E. & T. F. & Co., h 15 Summer. |
| Hale
Oren H., traveling auctioneer, h 80 Railroad. |
| Hale
Otis G., gardener, aged 77, h 80 Railroad. |
| Hale
Patrick, (Summerville) stone cutter, emp. R. W. Laird, h Elm. |
| Hale
Stephen D , (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12, resident. |
| Hall
Albert T., manuf. of brooms, brushes and washboards, h 19 Railroad. |
| Hall
C. Irving, (Snmmerville) hoe polisher, emp. Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Ely. |
| Hall
Cornelia A., widow of Caleb C, h 4 Belvidere. |
| Hall
Eleazer M., carpenter and joiner, h 12 Green. |
| Hall
Elizabeth A , widow of Thomas L., h 22 Main. |
| HALL
SAMUEL W., (Hall & Balch) h 24 Cliff. |
| Hall
Emerson, pres. Passumpsic Savings Bank, h 20 Main. |
| Hall
Walter L., (St. Johnsbury E.) r52, allo. physician and surgeon. |
| Hall
William, (St. Johnsbury Center) retired farmer, dealer in horses, h Main, |
| HALL
& BALCH, (Samuel W. H. and John W. B.) dealers in all kinds of furniture,
coffins, and robes, 39 Bank block, Main. |
| Hallett
Adeline, (St. Johnsbury Center) widow of Atherton, resident, aged 79, h and 3
acres. |
| Hallett
Diantha T., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 36 n 37, widow of Reuben G. |
| Hallett
Ephraim J., mason and engraver, h Mt. Pleasant. |
| Hallett
Erastus H., (St. Johnsbury Center) r
36 n 37, adjuster and sealer of scales, owns farm 6. |
| Hallett
Eugene C, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 14 n 21, 10 cows, farmer 200. |
| Hallett
Ezra I, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 14, farmer 150. |
| Hallett
George F., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 22 opp.
12, farmer. |
| Hallett
Russel, retired jobber and builder, aged 78 years, h 13 Mt. Pleasant. |
| Hancock
Freedom, widow of Joseph, h Pleasant. |
| Hanson
Peter, painter, emp. E. & T. F.
& Co., h Danville road. |
| Hardy
Audubon L, A. M., prof, of mathematics and political economy, in St.
Johnsbury academy, and pres. of the Teachers Association of Vt, h 7 Main. |
| Hardy
Henry F., (St. Johnsbury E.) sawyer, h with Mrs. Mary J. Harvey. |
| Harlow
Eben D., carpenter and job teamster, h Main. |
| Harlow
Edward H., filer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds 2 Autumn. |
| HARLOW
LEVI C., filer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 2 Autumn. |
| Harlow
Newell J., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 28 Central. |
| Harmon
William G., agent Singer sewing machine, Eastern ave. cor Railroad. |
| Harriman
Charles B., engineer for St. Johnsbury Granite Co., h 18 Railroad. |
| HARRIMAN
DAVID E., custom brass founder, south end of Railroad, h Emerson. |
| Harriman
Harvey S., prop. of R. R. restaurant and boarding and lodging house, Pass. R.
R. depot. |
| Harriman
Lyman P., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 7 High. |
| HARRIMAN
TURRELL E., (St. Johnsbury Center) molder, contractor for the manuf. of the ?
Union ? scale at Fairbanks scale works, owns farm 17, h Water, served in Co.
C, 8th Vt. Vols. 3 years and seven months. |
| Harriman
Victor W., molder for E. & T. F. & Co., h P. v. |
| Harriman
Wallace B., granite polisher, emp. St. Johnsbury Granite Co., bds 18
Railroad. |
| Harrington
Clara E. Mrs., millinery goods, 19 Eastern ave., h Railroad. |
| HARRINGTON
FERNANDO C. CAPT., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, (F. E. Russell & Co.)
postmaster, sawyer, dealer in groceries, served in Co. D, gd Vt. Vols., owns
store. |
| Harris
Albert, (Summerville) farmer, and general dealer, h Harrison ave. |
| HARRIS
EDWIN, (Summerville) 400 sugar trees, 8 cows, supplying milk to peddlers,
farmer 73. |
| HARRIS
ENOCH M., (Summerville) foreman for St. Johnsbury Granite Co., h Caledonia. |
| Harris
Frank E., (Summerville) farmer with his father, Edwin. |
| Harris
William H.. machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 10 Belvidere,
sargeant Co. H, 8th N. H. Vols |
| HARTSHORN
L. BARNARD, (Hartshorn & Kirk) dealer in lumber, hay, horses and cattle,
h 53 Summer. |
| HARTSHORN
& KIRK, (L. Barnard H. and Charles E. K.) props. of St. Johnsbury House
livery, sale and boarding stable, Center. |
| Harvey
Alvah, (Harvey & Brown) h 26 Cliff. |
| HARVEY
A. CLARK., prop. of Boston Clothing Store, dealer in clothing, gents?
furnishing goods, hats, caps, f?urs, trunks, bags and rubber clothing, 75
Railroad, h 31 Pearl. |
| Harvey
James, herdsman for E. & T. F. & Co., h 7 Western ave. |
| Harvey
Mary J ., (St. Johnsbury E.) r I 7, widow of Rawson, resident, aged 64. |
| Harvey
Orange, (Summrerville) mason and brick layer, h Portland. |
| Harvey
Richard, laborer, h Railroad. |
| Harvey
William W., carriage painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Portland. |
| Harvey
Sr Brown, (Alvah H. and Fred A. B.) dealers in dry and fancy goods, carpets,
crockery, glassware and wall-paper, Main. |
| Haskell
James W.: retired merchant, h Pearl cor Cross. |
| Hastings
Amasa, (Summerville) retired farmer, aged 75, h Caledonia. |
| HASTINGS
CHARLES S., cashier St. J. & L. C. R. R., treas. of the Feed Water Heater
Co., originator and breeder of improved rose-combed, white Leghorn fowls, 29
Main, h 46 Spring. |
| Hastings
Henry C., manuf. and dealer in lumber, mills N. Concord, soldier in the war
for the Union. |
| Hastings
Hubbard, retired, formerly cashier Pass. R. R., h 46 Spring. |
| Hastings
Lambert, resident, with Dr. S. T. Brooks, h 81 Main. |
| Hastings
Moses,(Lyndon) r 2, 400 sugar trees, 200 apple trees, and farmer 120. |
| Haviland
Ellen, widow of Moses G., laundry, h 32 Railroad. |
| Haviland
Henry, laborer, h 132 Railroad. |
| Hawes
John, retired, aged 89 years, h 12 Main. |
| HAWKINS
ANSEL W., retired farmer, owns farms in Danville and Walden, h Main. |
| Hawkins
Ezra F., r 30, 300 sugar trees, prop, of saw-mill, manuf. of all kinds of
lumber, and farmer 190. |
| Hawkins
H. B., (Summervlle) job teamster, h off Portland. |
| Hawkins
Maria Mrs., (Lyndon) r 3, nurse. |
| Hawkins
Truman C., (Lyndon) r 30, resides with his brother, Ezra F. |
| Hawkins
Willard, r 41, 400 sugar trees, farmer 95. |
| Hawley
Charles F., clerk, h 97 Eastern ave, |
| HAYES
JOHN F., r 43, machinist, emp. E. &. T. F. & Co., 1,000 sugar trees,
farmer 83. |
| Haynes
Trustum C, photographer, 26 Eastern ave., h do. |
| Hazen
George E., emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 103 Main. |
| HAZEN
L. DOWNER, (Baldwin & Hazen, of Groton Pond) manuf. of spruce, hemlock
and hard wood lumber of all kinds, steam mills at Miles pond, East Concord,
Victory, and Richford, Vt., office n Pass, depot, h 111 Main. |
| Hazen
Lucius K., book-keeper for his father, L. D., bds 114 Main. |
| Hazen
Minnie B. Mrs., teacher of music, St. Johnsbury academy. |
| Hazen
Perley F., clerk in scale department for E. & T. F. & Co., h Western
ave. |
| Heald
Lewis B., carpenter, h Caledonia. |
| HEALD
MARY S. Mrs., (Summerville) h Caledonia. |
| Hearn
John, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10, section hand, owns 6 acres. |
| Hearn
Thomas, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10. farmer 6. |
| Heath
William L., emp. of E. & T. F. &. Co., h 9 School, F. v. |
| Henault
Alide, (Henault & Gingras) painter, h Railroad. |
| Henault
Amable, emp. of Penard & Demars, h Railroad. |
| Henault
Edmund, (Henault & Gingras) h St. Mary's. |
| Henault
Prudent, jobber in the scale works for E. & T. F. & Co., h Railroad. |
| Henault
& Gingras, (Edmund H. and Louis G.) sign, carriage, furniture and
house painters, decorators and
paper hangers, dealers in paints, oils, putty and glass, Hastings
block, Eastern ave. cor Pearl. |
| Henderson
Moses C. Rev., Free Baptist clergyman, h Railroad. |
| HENDERSON
OLA H., ticket agent for the Passumpsic R. R. and B. & L. R. R., and
ticket agent for the Grand Trunk, Canadian Pacific, Fitchburgh & Penn.,
and all principal R. R. lines, and ocean steamers, h Railroad. |
| Henty John
E., (Summerville) grinder
for Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Concord ave. |
| Heon
John, (Summerville) laborer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Elm. |
| Heon
Napoleon, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Maple. |
| Herbert
Joseph, laborer. |
| Herrick
Thomas T., (Summerville) soap manuf., h Portland. |
| Herrick
W. H, machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., and leader St. Johnsbury
band, bds 15 Main. |
| Hewes
Sarah C Mrs., h 80 Main. |
| Hewitt
Percis Miss, teacher of algebra, St. Johnsbury academy. |
| Heyer
Charles A., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co. h 5 Cliff. |
| Heyer
James H., foreman sealer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Emerson. |
| Hibbard
H. Will, fireman B. & L. R. R., h Cross. |
| Hibbard
Lydia A., resident, 4 Belvidere. |
| Hicks
James S., baker for G H Cross & Co., h Portland. |
| Hicks
John G. P., book-keeper scale works, h Western ave. |
| Hidden
George, dry goods clerk for E. & T. F. & Co,, bds 36 Summer. |
| Higgins
Annie, widow of James F.. h off Eastern ave. |
| Higgins
Bessie, (Summerville) widow of John C, h Harrison ave. |
| Higgins
Charles H., r 56, farmer with his father, William. |
| Higgins
Mary Miss, h 82 Main. |
| Higgins
Peter, laborer, h off Eastern ave. |
| HIGGINS
WILLIAM, r 56, 1st selectman for 10 years,
breeder of pure blood Cotswold sheep, 40 head, 400 sugar trees, 15
cows, 10 head young stock, farmer 400. |
| Hill
Charles B , (St. Johnsbury Center) r 35 opp. 23, section hand Pass. R. R. |
| Hill
Felix A., stone cutter, h 28 Maple. |
| Hill
Frank D., (Miner & Hill) h 4 Spring. |
| Hill
Franklin, stone cutter, h Railroad. |
| Hill
Henry, (Summerville) off r 18, farmer 175. |
| Hill
Hiram C, fireman B. & L. R. R., h off Railroad. |
| Hill
Hoyt F., grocery clerk for E. & T. F. & Co., h Union block, Main. |
| Hill
John L , (St. Johnsbury Center) carpenter and millwright. |
| Hill
Joseph, see Lamontague. |
| Hill
Susan M. Mrs., dressmaker, h 3 Spring. |
| Hill
Van B., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 35 opp. 23, tinsmith and peddler, h and lot. |
| Hill
William E., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 35 opp.
23, farmer. |
| Himes
Frank M., machinist, emp. Thompson & Goss, h School, P, v. |
| Holder
Henry A , machinist, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., h 1
Cliff. |
| Holder
James H., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 9 Cliff. |
| Holder
Mary L. Miss, (Summervilie) teacher, daughter of William R., h State. |
| Holder
William R., (Summerville) sealer of weights, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h
State. |
| HOLLIS
NELSON P., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 52, mechanic, farmer 22. |
| Holmes
Frank A., night clerk at St. Johnsbury House. |
| Holmes
George, (Summerville) carpenter, joiner and sawyer, emp. E. L. Hovey. |
| Holmes
Peter, blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Danville road. |
| Holmes
Saurien J., freigbtman, emp. E &
T. F. & Co., h School, |
| Home
Art Co., (St. Johnsbury Center) branch store Eastern ave, St. Johnsbury,
manuf. birthday and holiday art novelties, dealer in artists' materials,
ornamented cards and stationery. |
| Hooker
Alice Miss, milliner and clerk, emp. of Mrs, D. A. Morrison, h Railroad. |
| HOOKER
FRANK B, (O. V. Hooker & Son) h Plateau off Railroad. |
| Hooker
Lyman S., machinist, emp. of D. Thompson, h School, P. v. |
| HOOKER
ORMAN V., (O. V. Hooker & Sou) h
Plateau off Railroad. |
| HOOKER
0. V. & SON, (Orman V. and Frank B ) manufs. of circular sawmills, board
planes, bone-mills and general machinery, engine repairing and jobbing of all
kinds, north end of Railroad. |
| Hopkins
Warren C, traveling salesman for A, L, Bailey, h 11 Pearl. |
| Home
Mary A., widow of William P., h 37 Pearl. |
| Horton
Charles H., assistant cashier for E. & T. F. & Co., bds 14 Railroad. |
| HORTON
WILLIAM H., merchant tailor, in trade
40 years, Railroad, h 14 do. |
| Horton
William T., book-keeper Pass. R. R.; h 14, Railroad. |
| HOSFORD
CHARLES H., (Dunnett & Hosford) notary public. |
| Hoskins
Albert, retired mechanic, bds at G. G. Wells'. |
| Hosmer
Abel Z., job teamster, h 37 Eastern ave. |
| Hosmer
John, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 9 n 23, farmer about 130. |
| Houghton
Selim N., r 4, 600 sugar trees, 8 cows, 12 head young cattle, 35 sheep,
farmer 200. |
| Houghton
William C, r 4, retired farmer 200. |
| Houston
Caleb, hostler, Avenue House. |
| Houston
Charles B., emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds 6 Autumn. |
| HOVEY
EDWIN L., (Sumrnerville) prop, saw, planing and dressing-mills, real estate
dealer, contractor and builder, farmer 75, and timber lands 75, h Lafayette. |
| Hovey
Erastus G., r 51, farmer. |
| Hovey
Franklin A., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 15, (Chase & Hovey) farmer. |
| HOVEY
JACOB G., r 54, associate judge of Caledonia county, justice of the peace, 45
head thoroughbred Short-horn cattle, 40 sheep, 1,000 sugar trees, farmer 305. |
| Hovey
Marcus J., r 51, farmer with his father. |
| Hovey
Miranda W., (St. Johnsbury E ) r 51, widow of Asa, owns h and 7 acres. |
| Hovey
Richard, blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Western ave. |
| Howard
A. F., widow of Theron, h 4 Charles. |
| Howard
Amos, (Summerville) off r 50, farmer 150. |
| Howard
Asa U., (Summerville) job teamster, h Elm. |
| Howard
Erdix T., foreman of packing room for E. & T. F. & Co., h Pearl. |
| Howard
Henry, carpenter, scale works, h 24 Spring. |
| Howard
James T., (Surmnirville) pattern maker, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h
Lafayette. |
| Howard
James W., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 7, laborer and farmer 4. |
| Howard
Leonard D., inventor and patentee of Howard mitering saw and trysquare,
inventor of car-coupler, and pattern maker, h 33 Summer. |
| Howard
Martha W., widow of Lorenzo, owns residence, and house on Pearl St., h 20
Mt. Pleasant cor Spring. |
| Howard
Theron M., (Howard & Rowell) h Western ave. |
| Howard
Thomas, laborer, h River. |
| Howard
Walton D., clerk for T. C. Fletcher & Co., bds 30 Eastern ave. |
| Howard
& Rowell, (Theron M. H. and Alfred D. R.) dealers in watches, jewelry,
books and stationery, 27 Main cor Eastern ave. |
| Howe
Albert, (Summerville) r 18, machinist, farmer 15. |
| Howe
Austin, (Summerville) carpenter and joiner, traveling dealer in machinist's
and wood-worker's tools, h Portland. |
| Howe
Benjamin G., prop, of Avenue House, and dealer in lumber, Railroad cor
Eastern ave., owns farm 135. |
| Howe
Cora E. Miss, (St. Johnsbury Center) dressmaker, bds Water. |
| Howe
Frank H., railroad man, h 2 Railroad. |
| Howe
George E,, formerly master mechanic St. J. & L. C. R. R., h Railroad. |
| Howe
George M., tinsmith, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., h 94 Main. |
| Howe
Rollin C. M., retired grocer, h 36 Summer. |
| Howland
Warren, stone cutter for R W. Laird, h 32 Railroad. |
| Hoy
Patrick, hammersman, Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h off Eastern ave. |
| Hoyt
Malvina, widow of Charles H., confectioner and dyer, h Eastern ave. |
| Hoyt
Simeon, (Summerville) retired mason, aged 81, h Portland. |
| Hubbard
Harry W., fireman D. & L. R. R., h 6 Cross. |
| Hubbard
Joseph, laborer, h 31 Maple. |
| Hudson
Amasa, (Summerville) carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Concord ave. |
| Hudson
Frank A., (Summerville) carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Portland. |
| HUMPHREY
CALVIN J., r ?, breeder of high grade Jersey cows, dairy 6 cows, and farmer
125. |
| HUMPHREY
CLARENCE A., (Summerville) engineer B. & L. R. R., h Elm cor Harrison
ave. |
| Humphrey
Edward G., (Brown & Humphrey) h Summer. |
| Humphrey
Joseph H., teacher of vocal music, h 80 Main. |
| Hunter
Dennis, filer, scale works h 16 Spring. |
| Hunter
Frank, salesman for G. H Cross & Co., bds 3 Cherry. |
| Huntley
Ansel, (St. Johnsbury Center) retired farmer, aged 94, the oldest man in
town, born in Marlow, N. H., in 1792, h Water. |
| Huntley
Moses, (St. Johnsbury Center) r ?, 20 grade Jersey cows, 1,200 sugar trees,
hop grower, farmer 225. |
| Hurd
Leon D., route agent U. S. and C. Express, Vt. and Can. division, h 8
Prospect ave. |
| Hurlbert
George W., laborer, bds Hastings. |
| Hurlburt
Addie E. Miss, photographic student, with D. A. Clifford, h Willow place. |
| Hurlburt
Armenia Miss, dressmaker, h Willow place. |
| Hurlburt
Charles A., stone cutter, for R. W. Laird, bds 10 Railroad. |
| Hurlburt
Mary Mrs., boarding-house h 10 Railroad. |
| Hurlbutt
Asa L., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 52, carpenter and caterer, served in Co. K, 15th
Vt. Vols. |
| Hurlbutt
Horace, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 34, resident, aged 76. |
| Hurlbutt
Judson S, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 35 cor 23, tanner for D. M. Bacon. |
| Hurlbutt
Orra. (St. Johsbury E.) r 52, res. with Asa L. |
| Huse
Horace.E, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 16, 20 cattle, 20 sheep, 700 sugar trees,
farmer 225. |
| HUSE.
S. KENDALL, (St. Johnsbury Center)
farmer 90, and 64 on r 12. |
| Hutchins
Daniel P., carpenter, h 90 Railroad. |
| HUTTON
CHARLES M., conductor B. & L. R. R., h 80 Eastern ave. |
| HYNES
MICHAEL, prop. Acme Iron Works, all kinds of brass and iron castings to
order. Concord ave., bds Pleasant. |
| IDE
ELMORR T., (E. T. & H. K. Ide) h 1 Mt. Pleasant. |
| IDE E. T. & H. K., (Elmore T. and Horace
K.) props, of Passumpsic mills at Passumpsic, wholesale and retail dealers
in flour, grain, feed, grass seed,
salt, lime, cement, calcined plaster, bone meal and coal, 20 and 22 Eastern
ave. |
| IDE
HENRY C, (lde & Stafford) lawyer, senator
1882 and 1884, director of Passumpsic Savings Bank, and of the Ely Hoe
and Fork Co., h Church. |
| IDE
HORACE K., (E. T. & H.
K. Ide) quarter-master general
of Vt., junior vice-commander of the G. A. R. of Vermont, h 4 Main. |
| IDE
& STAFFORD, (Henry C. I. and Wendell P. S.) lawyers, Bank block, Main. |
| INGALLS
EDWARD B, clerk, emp. of H. E. Fletcher & Co, bds Pearl. |
| Ingram
Walter, gardener for Henry Fairbanks, h 1 School, F. v. |
| Ivers
Edward, job teamster, h Maple. |
| Ivers
Joseph, job teamster, h Portland. |
| Jackson
Horace, (Summerville) highway surveyor, h Concord ave. |
| Jackson
John R , laborer, h Railroad. |
| Jacque
Joseph, laborer, h Maple. |
| Jay
Norman D., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 9, brick mason, farmer 32. |
| Jenkins
Edson R., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Pleasant. |
| Jenkins
William H., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 5 Water. |
| Jenness
Laura A. Miss, teacher in the graded school, bds 40 Spring. |
| Jenness
Lucy A., widow of John, h 40 Spring, |
| Jenness
Mattie A., teacher in graded school, bds 40 Spring. |
| Jewell
A. C, machinist B. & L. R. R. shop, h Railroad. |
| Jewett
Albert B , supt. St. Johnsbury &
Lake Champlain R. R., office R, R, station, bds St. Johnsbury House. |
| Jewett---------,
widow of Samuel, h 99 Main. |
| Johnson
Albert K., conductor B. & L. R. R., h Mill. |
| JOHNSON
EDWARD, editor of St. Johnsbury Republican, h 8 Cherry. |
| Johnson
George, job teamster, h Eastern ave. |
| Johnson
John, (St. Johnsbury Center)
stone mason, emp. of the town in building culverts, h Main. |
| JOHNSON
NATHAN M., dealer in dry goods. (Sold
out to W. J. Sanborn.) |
| JOHNSON
NATHAN M. Mrs., dealer in ladies' furnishing goods, fine dress goods, fancy
work, also teaches embroidery, m Eastern ave., Y. M. C. A. building. |
| Johnson
Perry, (Summerville) fork polisher for Ely Hoe and Fork Co., bds with Peter
E. Johnson, Portland. |
| Johnson Peter E., (Summerville) fork polisher for Ely Floe and Fork Co., h Portland. |
| Johnson
Robert, laborer, h Passumpsic. |
| Johnson
Ruth, r 39 n 40, widow of Levi, aged 80 years. |
| Johnson
Willard, lumber agent, 40 Main. |
| Johnson
William B., r 39 n 40, 20 cows, farmer 160. |
| Jones
Charles D., (St. Johnsbury Center) (Pierce & Jones,) sealer of scales,,
emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds with P. L. Pierce, Main. |
| Jones
Charles H., machinist, emp. B. F. Rollins, h Jones. |
| JONES
ISAAC G., (Jones & Shields) bds Jones, P. v. |
| Jones
L. Horace, dealer in garden and flower seed, vegetables and plants, h Water. |
| Jones
Lucian B., electrician with E. & T. F. & Co., h South Park. |
| Jones
Viola M., widow of Bradley G., h 28 Cliff. |
| JONES
& SHIELDS, (Ieaac G. J. and Robert B. S.) manufs. of chamber and office
furniture and extension tables, foot of Pleasant, P. v. |
| Joslin
Frank R., ice dealer in Brooklyn and New York, farmer in Concord, Essex Co.,
70 |
| Joslin
Frederick, soldier in the Union army, blind, h 63 Pearl. |
| Joslin
Hiram, boarding-house, farmer 57 in Concord, Essex Co., h 3 Cherry. |
| Joyce
Augustus, (St. Johnsbury Center) laborer for Loren Ayer. |
| Joyce
Eugene M., (St. Johnsbury Center) agent for Singer sewing machine,. h off
Main. |
| Juneau
Aime, laborer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Concord ave. |
| Juneau
Joseph, laborer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Concord ave. |
| Kasson
Amasa, (Summerviile) clock repairer, h Concord ave. |
| Kelley
Edward A., clerk for William Daniels, h Railroad. |
| Kelley
George I., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, dealer in groceries, boots and shoes. |
| Kelley
George L., (St. Johnsbury Center) retired farmer 4, and job teamster, h Main. |
| Kelley
Henry J., (St. Johnsbury Center) emp. scale works, h Water. |
| Kelley
Wilbur F., (St. Johnsbury Center) general merchant, W. U. telegraph operator,
Main. |
| Kenaston
Frank, student. |
| Kendall
David P., r 5, retired farmer, aged 76 years, resides with his daughter. Mrs.
Horace W. Ayer. |
| Kendall,
Larnard L., retired farmer, h 32 Pearl. |
| Kendall
Louise Mrs., resides Main. |
| Kenerson
Vertner, teacher of penmanship, St. J. academy. |
| Kennedy
Alice I., (St. Johnsbury Center) seamstress, widow George E. |
| Kent
Stillman H., sealer of scales, emp. E.
& T. F. & Co., h 11 Belvidere. |
| Kidder
Nancy F., widow of Rev. Thomas, h 8 Prospect. |
| Kimball
Roxana, (St. Johnsbury Center) widow of Moses, resident, aged 87. |
| King
Charles, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10, laborer, owns farm. |
| King
George, farmer, emp. K. & T. F. & Co., h 6 Western ave. |
| King
Joseph, (Summerville) section overseer, B. & L. R. R., h Elm. |
| King
Peter, (Summerville) butcher, emp. Sylvester & Gray, h Elm. |
| Kinney
Henry W., carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 23 Church. |
| Kinney
James, engineer Pass. R. R., bds 3 Cherry. |
| Kinney William
L., pattern maker, emp. E.
& T. F. &. Co.,
bds 7 Summer. |
| KIRK
CHARLES E., (Hartshorn & Kirk) h 1 Pearl. |
| Kittredge
Judson, (Summerville) stone cutter, h Caledonia. |
| Kittredge
Orlando, farmer 10, and in Walden 50, h P. v. |
| Knapp
Cordelia C, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, widow of Horace H., aged 59. |
| Knapp
Tane B , r 44 cor 45, widow of Nathan F., owns farm 20. |
| KNAPP
JOHN A., painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Water. |
| Knapp
Lee, (St. Johnsbury E.)r 51, medical student. |
| Knapp
Marshall H., (St. Johnsbury E ) r 51 cor 17, 30 head grade Durham cattle, 50
grade Shropshire sheep, farmer 300. |
| KNAPP
ORPHA W., widow of Alden N., laundress, h Water. |
| KNAPP PAUL, (St. Johnsbury E ) r 51, shoemaker. |
| Knapp
Pliny H.. carpenter, emp. Jones & Shields, h School, P. v. |
| Knight
Lavina W., widow of Levi M., dressmaker, h 33 Eastern ave. |
| KNIGHT
THOMAS, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 52, poultry grower 100 hens, farmer 4. |
| Koepka
Henry E., r 47, machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co. |
| KROGMAN SAMUEL B. Jr., prop, of St. Johnsbury
House. |
| Labranche
Isaac, emp, E. & T. F. & Co., h 29 Clark's ave. |
| Lacasse
Fred, barber, 47 Main, up stairs. |
| Lachance
Modiste, track hand on Pass. R. R , h 23 Maple. |
| Lachance
Peter, (St Johnsbury Center) section
foreman Pass. R. R., h Main. |
| Lacourse
Francis, r 42, molder, h and lot. |
| Ladd
A'onzo. (Summerville) r 57 apiarist 30
swarms, milk dealer, 18 cows, 600 sugar trees, and fanner 180. |
| Ladd
George W., (Summerville) r 57, emp. of his father, A. Ladd. |
| Ladd
John, r 56, blacksmith, carpenter, breeder of high grade Jersey cattle, 10
cows, farmer 185. |
| Ladd
Lafayette J., r 56, farmer, leases on shares of Philando Herrington 60. |
| Ladd
Luman A., (Summerville) r 57, farmer with his father, A. Ladd. |
| Ladd
William W., r 48, carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., and farmer 20. |
| Ladrae
Jennie Miss, seamstress and dressmaker, bds. Hastings. |
| Lafont
Henry, laborer at B. & L. R. R. shop, h Maple. |
| LAIRD
ROBERT W.,prop. St. Johnsbury Granite Co., and granite quarries in Brunswick,
Ryegate, Greensboro and Woodbury, manuf. of and dealer in all kinds of
granite, monumental and statuary work a specialty, office and shops opposite
passenger depot, h 10 Railroad. |
| Laird
Washington R., pastor Reformed Presbyterian church, h 11 Pearl. |
| Laliberte
Gideon, molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h New Water. |
| Laliberte
John, laborer, h Clark's ave. |
| Lamere
Jerome, mechanic, scale works, h 55 Summer. |
| Lamine
Joseph, molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Western ave. |
| Lamine
Lewis E, brass molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h rear 58
Main. |
| Lamontague
Joseph, (Summerville) forger Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Elm, |
| Lamson
Charles M , D. D., pastor of North Congregational church, parsonage 77 Main. |
| Lanctot
Eugene J., clerk, emp of J. Drouin,
bds do. |
| Lanctot
John, blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Pearl. |
| Landry
George, barber, emp. of F. B Martel,
bds Cherry. |
| Landry
Joseph A., barber, emp. of Frank Martel, h Avenue block. |
| Landry
Peter, r 46, machinist, and farmer 100. |
| Lane
Hollis V., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 37 Spring. |
| Lane
William H., stone cutter, bds Cherry. |
| Lankey
James, (Summerville) blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Caledonia. |
| LaPage
Leon J., collector for Geo. Jones & Co., of Boston, h Bank block,
Railroad. |
| Lapointe
Samuel, laborer, h Maple. |
| Lapointe
William, laborer, h Hastings. |
| Larame
Dennis, machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Forest. |
| Larry
Joseph, emp. of the Pass. R R., h
Railroad. |
| Lauder
David, laborer, h Railroad. |
| Lauder
David, Jr., teamster, polisher for Carrick Bros., h Pearl. |
| Lauder
James, laborer, h Prospect. |
| Lauder
James Mrs, laundry work, h Prospect. |
| Lauder
John, fireman, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds Railroad. |
| Laundry
Frank, (Summerville) drug clerk for Dr. Paquet, h Elm. |
| Lavalley
Albert, (Summerviile) granite polisher for Carrick Bros., h Caledonia, |
| Laverature
Ludjer, laborer, h Railroad. |
| Lavigne
Sinai, job teamster, h 30 Maple. |
| LAWRENCE
ALBERT F., r 46, breeder of high grade Jersey cattle. 800. sugar trees, 12
cows, 45 sheep, farmer 290. |
| Lawrence
Jonathan, r 46, retired farmer, resident with his son, Albert F., aged 78
years. |
| Lawrence
Lemuel H., house, ornamental and landscape painter, bds Tremont. |
| LAWRENCE
STEARNS D., stone mason and dealer in ice, h Tremont,. soldier in Co. F, 2nd
Vt. Vols |
| Lawrence
Victor V., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, lumber planer and wagon repairer. |
| Lawton
James Dwight, ice dealer, manager for H. C. Hastings, h Hastings Place. |
| Learmouth
James, teamster, emp. A. H. McLeod, h N. Railroad. |
| LEARNED
JOHN W., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 24 1/2, formerly carpenter and carriage
maker, farmer 23, aged 78. |
| Learned
Sidney R , (St. Johnabury Center) sealer at scale works, h Water. |
| LEAVITT
JOHN, (Summerville) dealer in ice, Portland, h do. |
| Lebourveau
John, (St. Johnsbury Center) filer at scale works, h Water. |
| LeBouf
Cyril, baker for G. H. Cross & Co., h Prospect. |
| Lee
Charles, Summerville. |
| Lee
John R , (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, carpenter, served in Co. E, 6th Mich. Regt. |
| Lee
R. Henry, sealer of weights, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 52 Summer. |
| Lee
William H., (Summerville) r 56, farm laborer. |
| Lefebvre
Antoine, laborer, bds with his son, George D. |
| Lefebvre
George D., laborer, h Clark's ave. |
| Lefeviere
Felix, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h St. Mary. |
| Legendre
Joseph, (Summerville) boxmaker, bds Caledonia. |
| Legendre William, (Surmnerville) blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds Caledonia. |
| Leighton
Jeremiah W., laborer, h Railroad. |
| Leith
Portus, farm laborer, h Pleasant. |
| Lemire
Moses, (Summerville) carpenter, emp. C. H. Stevens & Co. at Granby, h
Elm. |
| Leonard
James W., (St. Johnsbury Center) sealer at scale works, h Church. |
| Leonard
Patrick, (Summerville) overseer of a section of the B. & L. R. R., h
Portland. |
| Leonard
Thomas F., (Summcrville) fireman B. & L. R. R., bds Portland. |
| Leslie
Richard, stationary engineer B.
& L. R. R. shop, h Ward's block, Railroad. |
| Lester
Stephen D., moldcr of brass, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Brown's block,
Main. |
| Lewin
Henry, coachman for the St. Johnsbury House, h 119 Railroad. |
| LEWIS
WARREN C, insurance agent, land surveyor, farmer 4 1/2, and in W. Concord 25,
h Concord ave. cor Harrison. |
| Lezotte
Leon, molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Hastings. |
| Lezotte
Joseph, molder scalp works, h off Tremont. |
| LIBBEY FRANK, painter, frescoer and paper
hanger, h Avenue block, soldier Battery B, 1st N. H. and Bittery D, 1st U. S.
Artillery. |
| Liddell
William, pattern maker E. & T. F. & Co., h Valley |
| Ling
Edward, laborer, h Clark's ave. |
| Lintott
William, stone cutter for Carrick Bros., bds Railroad. |
| Little
William A., clerk at St. Johnsbury House, bds do. |
| LIVINGSTON
ASA S., village trustee, street commissioner, manager of agricultural
department containing farm 800, and pasture lands 1,200 for E. & T. F.
& Co., h 7 Summer. |
| Locke
Charles C, clerk for Harvey & Brown, bds Mt. Pleasant. |
| LOCKE
CHARLES H.. (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, 5 head cattle, farmer 41. |
| LOCKWOOD
L. GEORGE, superintendent of repairs for the St. Johnsbury academy buildings,
served on the engineer corps of the army of the Potomac, h 1 Valley. |
| Loffeau
Henry, emp. of B. & L. R. R., h Maple. |
| Longmoore
Samuel, stone cutter, emp. R. W. Laird, h 32 Railroad. |
| Lonto
John, blacksmith at scale works, h Pearl. |
| Lothrop
William S., clerk for N. M. Scott & Son, h Railroad. |
| Lougee
Fred A., (St. Johnsbury Center) carpenter and joiner. |
| Lougee
Herbert A.. (St. Johnsbury Center) clerk. |
| Lougee
Mary E , (St. Johnsbury Center) widow of Jonathan S., resident, h and lot. |
| Lougee
S. Jennie, (St. Johnsbury Center) dressmaker. |
| LUCAS
ALONZO R.. (A. B. & L. H. Lucas) h 105 Main. |
| LUCAS
A. R. & L. H., livery and back stable, farmers 20, 105 Main. |
| Lucas
Howard C, sealer of scales, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Concord ave. |
| Lucas
Lothrop H., (A. R & L. H. Lucas) h Hastings. |
| Luce
John, machinist for D. Thompson, bds with W. Thomas. |
| Luce
Zebina A., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 53, leases farm of Mrs. Comfort Carlton 15,
served in Co. D, 5th Vt. Vols. |
| Lyford
Eleanor E., (St. Johasbury Center) off r 11, widow of Harvey, resident. |
| Lyman
Hattie Mrs., (Suinrrierville) r 48,
type setter, emp. of L. W. Rowell. |
| Lynch
Bridget G., widow of Patrick, h Clark's ave. |
| Lynch
Bros., (John E. and Francis C.) dealers in fruit, confectionery, cigars,
tobacco, props, dining hall, 7 Eastern ave. |
| Lynch
Charles, (Summerville) forger Ely Hoe and Fork Co., bds with Daniel. |
| Lynch
Cornelius R., furniture maker for W. S. Smith, bds Cottage Hotel. |
| Lynch
Daniel, (Summerville) forger Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Ely. |
| Lynch
Edward, laborer, owns six tenements, h Clark's ave. |
| Lynch
Francis C, (Lynch Bros ) h 7 Eastern ave. |
| Lynch
John;
trackman Pass. R. R. , h Jacob's
Ladder. |
| Lynch
John E., (Lynch Bros.) h 7 Eastern ave. |
| Lynch
---------, (St. Johnsbury Center) laborer. |
| Lynn
Samuel, emp. G. H. Cross & Co., h Hastings hill. |
| Lynn
William, laborer, h Clark's ave. |
| Lyon
Henry O , (St. Johnsbury E.) |
| Lyster
Alfred D., r 39, laborer for W. B. Johnson. |
| Mackay
David, r 44, machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., farmer 15. |
| Madden
Daniel, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Danville road. |
| Magoon
Charles H., (Feed Water Heater Co.) inventor of Feed water heater, and
electric signal engine bell, h 12 Pearl. |
| Maillette
George, shoemaker, emp. of Joseph Drouin, h Railroad. |
| Mann
Henry E , laborer, h Pearl cor Eastern ave. |
| Mansfield
Sophronia, r 28, widow of Artemis, owns h and 5 acres. |
| Matasa
Adolph, laborer, h Hastings. |
| Marcotte
Fred L , carriage painter, emp. of Miller & Ryan, h Elm. |
| Marcotte
George, (Summerville) blacksmith, h Elm. |
| Marion
George, (Summerville) fresco painter, h Sand Place. |
| Marion
Rimie, laborer, h Sand Place. |
| MARSHALL
CALEB H , foreman polishing shop, and jobber for E. & T. F. & Co., h
35 Summer. |
| Marshall
Charles H., mechanic, emp. E. &
T. F. & Co., bds 6 Autumn. |
| Marshall
John A., polisher, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 21 Cliff. |
| Marshall
Louisa Mrs., seamstress, emp. F. G. Stevens, h Water, P. v. |
| Martel Frank B , barber, Avenue House, h 65 Pearl. |
| Martin
Alonzo E., painter for Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h 6 Belvidere. |
| Martin
Jenette S., widow of Alonzo G., nurse, h 6 Belvidere. |
| Martin
Samuel P., (Summerville) laborer, emp. E. L. Hovey, h Concord ave. |
| MASSEY
ALFRED D., mason and bricklayer, h
South Park. |
| Mastin Silas,
supt., emp, E. & T. F.
& Co., h 19 Church cor Spring. |
| Maxham
Lewis, carpenter, emp. B. & L. R.
R., h Caledonia. |
| May
Dennis E.. book-keeper for E. & T. F. & Co., h Pleasant. |
| MAY
ELISHA, (Summerville) (Bates & May) lawyer, h Pleasant. |
| May
Harry H., emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., chorister of South Cong, church,
h Main. |
| Mayhew
William, (Summerville) carpenter, h Portland cor Caledonia. |
| McCone
John, carpenter and joiner, h 77 Eastern ave. |
| McCOMACK
TERRENCE, blacksmith, emp. E, & T. F. & Co., h Eastern ave. |
| McCormick
Anthony J., blacksmith and horseshoer, Eastern ave., h 53 Clark's ave. |
| McCormick
George, blacksmith, ernp. of Carrick Bros., bds 19 Railroad. |
| McCormick
John P., retired, h 29 Central cor Spring. |
| McCormick
Michael, blacksmith, emp. E & T.
F. & Co., h School, F. v. |
| McCormick
Patrick, stone mason, h 19 Railroad. |
| McCosco
Oliver K., shop foreman for B. F. Rollins, h 15 Pleasant. |
| McCrea
William, (Summerville) r 19, farmer 110. |
| McCrea
George, laborer, h Hastings. |
| McCurdy
Matthew, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51. farmer 30. |
| McCUTCHEON
JOHN W., blacksmith, for E. & T. F. & Co., h 13 School, F. v. |
| McDonald
James C, (Suminerville) blacksmith, emp. E & T. F. & Co., h off
Caledonia. |
| McDonald
John, blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co.. h 34 Spring. |
| McDonald
Randall, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Clark's ave. |
| McDonald
William, machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Forest. |
| Me
Duff Peter, laborer, h Railroad. |
| McFarland
Almont M., bridge builder, emp. of the Pass. R. R., bds 110 Railroad. |
| McFarland
Daniel C, prop, of boarding-house, h 110 Railroad, |
| McFarland.
Elias, traveling salesman for Brown & Bagley of Rutland, h 41 Pearl. |
| McFarland
Franklin A., granite cutter, emp. of R. W. Laird, bds Eistern ave. |
| McFarland
Leon B., carpenter, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., h south end Railroad
St. |
| McGaffey
Amos, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 17, laborer, h and lot. |
| McGowan
Anne, widow of John, h Eastern ave. |
| McGowan
John, laborer, h 4 Western ave. |
| McGowan
John, brakeman, emp. Pass. R. R., bds Eastern ave. |
| McK.ee
Belle M. Miss, dressmaker, bds 4 School, F. v. |
| McKINNON
ROBERT, (H. E. Fletcher & Co.) h 11 Church. (Moved to Minneapolis.) |
| McLaughlin
James, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 52,
tanner, h and lot. |
| McLaughlin
William A., (St, Johnsbury Center) traveling agent for Singer Sewing Machine
Co., h Water. |
| McLEOD
ANGUS H., prop. Caledoina grist and flouring mills, wholesale and retail
dealer in flour, feed and grain, north end of Railroad, h Railroad. |
| McLeod
Donald, blacksmith, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., h Prospect. |
| McNiece
Hugh R., sealer of scales for E. & T. F. & Co., 33 Pearl. |
| Mead
Fred, laborer, bds Maple. |
| Mead
Joseph, laborer, h Maple. |
| MEDICAL
HALL, Dr. Joseph A. Paquet, prop.; dealer in drugs, medicines, fancy and toilet articles,
physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded, 45 Railroad. |
| Meecham
Eli, job teamster, Pleasant. |
| MEECHAM
IDA M. Miss, dressmaker, 2 Union block, h do. |
| Menut
Louis, (St. Johnsbury Center) miller
for Pierce & Jones, h Main. |
| Merchant
Joseph, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, laborer. |
| MERCHANTS'
NATIONAL BANK, William E. Peck, of Passumpsic, Vt? pres.; Harley E. Folsom, of
Lydonville, Vt., vice-pres.;
William S. Streeter, cashier; Bank block, Railroad. |
| Merriam
Everett B., wholesale dealer in flour, butter, eggs, and farm produce, 61
Main, bds Main. |
| Michand
Etierne, emp. E. & T, F. & Co., h 30 Maple. |
| Miles
Alonzo A., r 31, jobber on iron work for E. & T. F. & Co., 500 sugar
trees, 8 cows, and farmer 75. |
| MILES
CHARLES A., (Summerville) machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h
Portland. |
| MILES
DEMMING R, laundry, 55 Eastern ave., h do. |
| Miles
Elbert W., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10, melter for E. & T. F. & Co.,.
h and lot and 15 acres. |
| MILES
EMILY A. Mrs., (Summerville) dressmaker, h Portland. |
| MILES
ERNEST L., r 31, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., on iron work,farmer 25. (Died
in 1886.) |
| Miles
Frank H., (St. Johnsbury Center) foreman of extra packing department at scale
works, h Main cor Church. |
| Miles
George A., clerk, h 80 Railroad. |
| Miles
Josiah M., (St. Johnsbury Center) farmer 20, h Main. |
| Miles
Lillian, (St. Johnsbury Center) (Mrs. Leonard) resident, Church. |
| Miller
Darwin M., carriage painter, emp. Miller & Ryan, h Pearl. |
| MILLER
JOHN D., (Miller & Ryan) h Railroad. |
| Miller
John W., stone mason, h Eastern ave. |
| Miller
Norman, wheelwright for Miller & Ryan, h Pearl. |
| Miller
Sidney W., carriage maker, emp. Miller & Ryan, h 1 Cross. |
| MILLER
& RYAN, (John D. M. and John H. Ryan)manufs.of and dealers in carriages
and sleighs. Railroad cor Portland. |
| Miner
Frank H., engineer B. & L R. R., h
7 Green. |
| Miner
George F., (Miner & Hill) h 4 Spring. |
| Miner
Loren F., scale maker, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h New Water. |
| Miner
& Hill, (George F. M. and Frank
D. H.) house, sign and carriage painters, rear 49 Main. |
| Mitchell
Abby F., teacher of history and English literature, St. Johnsbury academy. |
| Mitchell
Ervin O , fireman B. & L. R. R., h 19 Railroad, |
| Mitchell
James A., carpenter, emp. of Matt. J. Calbeck, bds Harrison ave. |
| Montgomery
Charles C, clerk for N. M. Scott & Son, bds 27 Pearl. |
| MONTGOMERY
MARSHALL, lawyer, and state's attorney, 51 Railroad, h Harrison ave.,
Summerville. |
| Mooney
James C, clerk at the Avenue House, bds do. |
| MOORE
DAVID J., r ?, foreman casting department for E. & T. F. & Co. past
nine years, soldier 1st N. H. Heavy Artillery. |
| Moore
Elizabeth, widow of William, boarding, h 33 Eastern ave. |
| Moore
Fred G., clerk in scale department for E. & T. F. & Co., h 3 Spring, |
| Moore
George P., (Moore & Co.) h Railroad opp. Willow Place. |
| Moore
George W., coachman for W. P. Fairbanks. |
| MOORE
HERBERT E., prop, of South End livery, boarding and sale stable. Main n South
Church, bds 15 Main. |
| MOORE
HUGH C, wholesale and retail dealer in carriages, sleighs, robes and harnesses, also dealer in horses, Eastern
ave,, bds St. Johnsbury House.
(Removed to Massachusetts.) |
| Moore
James C, hardware and agricultural implements, 63 Railroad, h Caledonia,
Summerville. |
| Moore
John A., manager of Passumpsic clothing store, h 83 Main. |
| Moore
John F., (St. Johnsbury Center) dealer in meat and vegetables, h Main. |
| Moore
Nancy, widow of Samuel. |
| Moore
Robert H.. polisher, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Water. |
| MOORE
SAMUEL L.. prop, of livery, boarding and sale stable, Central, opp. St.
Johnsbury House, h 85 Main. |
| Moore
William, mechanic, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 38 Central cor Autumn. |
| Moore
& Co., (G. P. M. and N. P. Bowman) fire, life and accident insurance,
Hastings block. 28 Eastern ave. |
| Morency
John, (Summerville) painter and paper-hanger, emp. E. & T. F. & Co, h
Elm. |
| Morey
Fred H , brakeman B. & L. R. R., h Avenue block. |
| Morrell
Sophronia L, (St. Johnsbury E) widow of Calvin, resident. |
| Morrill
Austin J., hostler for E. & T. F. & Co., h 13 School, F. v. |
| Morrill
Charles E., emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., h 5 School, F. v. |
| Morrill
Eddie E., (St. Johnsbury E.) barber, and section hand B. & L. R. R. |
| Morrill
Ellen B., widow of Rev. Stephen S., resident, h 13 Belvidere. |
| Morrill
George H.. (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10, works at scale factory, owns farm 45. |
| Morrill
Lucy, widow of Hollis D., h School, P.v. |
| Morris
George S., (Summerville) handler of hoes and forks, emp. Ely Hoe and Fork
Co., h Concord ave. |
| Morris
Leonard C, (Summerville) foreman for Matthew Calbeck, h Summerville. |
| Morris
Lindorf, manuf. of Bonett swivel plow, Pleasant, P. v., h do. |
| Morris
Walstein F., (Summerville) manuf. of chairs, wood turner and pattern maker, P. v., h Concord ave. |
| Morris
Walstein L., r 37, molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co. |
| Morrison
Davenport A., retired painter, h Railroad. |
| Morrison
David, manuf. of doors, sash and blinds, for E. & T. F. & Co., h 19
Summer cor Central. |
| Morrison
D. A. Mrs., dealer in dry and fancy goods, ladies underwear, stationery,
crockery and tinware, 80 Railroad, h do. |
| Morrison
Joseph C, town liquor agent, retired carpenter and bridge builder, aged 71,
58 Main, h 21 Cliff. |
| Morron
Elizabeth Mrs., h River. |
| Morse
Amasa, blacksmith, emp. of O. V. Hooker & Son, h 9 Belvidere. |
| Morse
C. Emma Miss, compositor Caledonian office, h 41 Pearl. |
| Morse
Charles JK., Congregational clergyman, and agent for the People's
Encyclopedia, h Passumpsic. |
| Mossie
Henrv E., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, tinman. |
| Moulton
Arthur, (H. J. Goodrich & Co.) h Harrison ave., Summerville. |
| Moulton
Edward P., engineer, h Pearl. |
| MOULTON
WILLIAM H., (Bachelder & Moulton) h 6 Cross. |
| Mudgett
Joseph, life ins. agent, Newport, Vt, served in Co. K, 15th Vt. Vols., bds
Cottage Hotel. |
| Mulrooaey
Patrick, laborer, emp. B. & L. R. R., h Eastern ave. |
| Murphy
Michael, r 43, laborer. |
| Murray
Antoine, laborer, h Clark's ave. |
| Nadeau
Jesse F., (St. Johnsbury Center) blacksmith at scale works. |
| Nadeau
John, laborer, h Clark's ave. |
| Nadeau
Joseph, (St. Johnsbury Center) section hand Pass. R. R., h Church. |
| Nadeau
Joseph, laborer, h Clark's ave. |
| Nasmith
Stephen, retired famer, aged 77 years, h Pleasant. |
| Nason
J. M. Mrs., (Summerville) dressmaker, h Caledonia. |
| Nason
Jonathan M., (Summerville) blacksmith, emp. Barre, Vt., h Caledonia. |
| Nelson
Archibald D., assistant foreman scale departmant for E. & T. F. &
Co., h 10 Pearl. |
| Nelson
Catharine, widow of Michael, h Eastern ave. |
| NELSON
JAMES R., physician and surgeon, graduate of College of Physicians and
Surgeons of N. Y., 1869, 28 Main, h do. |
| Nelson
John, stone cutter, Carrick Bros., h Clark's ave. |
| Nelson Michael W., granite cutter, emp. R. W.
Laird, h Eastern ave. |
| Nelson
Patrick, stone cutter, h Clark's ave. |
| Nelson
Patrick J., (Summerville) emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Portland. |
| Nelson Samuel A., manuf, of spruce lumber and
shingles, mills in Newark, h 30 Central cor Spring. |
| Nelson Thomas A , granite cutter, emp. Carrick
Bros., h Eastern ave. |
| Nehon
William H., dealer in sheet music, music books, pianos and organs, 53 Eastern ave., h
Boynton ave. |
| NETTLETON
OAKAH E., dentist, Walker's block, Main, h Main n South Cong, church. |
| Newcomb
Charles, night clerk Avenue House, bds do. |
| Newell
Charles D , (St. Johnsbury Center) dentist, h Water |
| NEWELL
HENRY C, physician and surgeon, 18 Church cor Spring, h do. |
| NEWELL
HERBERT L, physician and surgeon, graduate of medical department, University
of Vermont, office No. 1 Bank block, Main. |
| Newton
Alonzo, millwright, h Pleasant cor School, P. v. |
| Newton
Samuel E., carpenter and millwright, h School, P. v. |
| NICHOLS
ABRO P., lawyer, h 5 Mt. Pleasant. |
| Nichols
Charles A., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12, farmer with Reuben. |
| Nichols
Henry H , (St. Johnsbury Center) laborer, h Water. |
| Nichols
Joseph H., retired farmer, resides with Crawford Ranney. |
| Nichols
Lizzie, widow of Pembroke N., resident, h 15 Summer. |
| Nichols
Reuben F., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12, 10 cows, farmer 275. |
| Nolin
Maltide, widow of Peter, h Main. |
| Nolin
Mary and Virginia Misses, dressmakers, h Main. |
| Noonan
Eliza,.widow of Patrick, h River. |
| Noonan
John H., clerk, emp. P. A. Roach,
Main, bds do. |
| Norton
Charles E , emp. E & T. F. & Co , h 5 School, F. v. |
| Norton
Clinton A, (Ranney & Norton) h 32 Mt. Pleasant. |
| Nourse
Tohn O., r 29, farmer 65. |
| NOYES
A. BARBER, book-keeper, emp. scale department E. & T. F. & Co , h 10
Church. |
| Noyes
Joseph A , policeman, chief of the fire department, owner of real estate, h
107 Eastern ave. |
| Noyes
Mary A., widow of John, washer and ironer, h 86 Railroad. |
| Nute
Silas H., (Summerville)
ferrule maker Ely Hoe and Fork Co ; h Concord ave. |
| Nute
William M., molder, emp, E. & T. F. & Co, h 1 High. |
| Nutting
Wallace H., r 43, emp. in the scale works for E. & T. F. & Co., and
farmer 6. |
| OAKLEY
DANIEL W., scale packer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds 92 Railroad. |
| Oakley
John, works at scale works, bds 92 Railroad. |
| O'Herley
Anna, widow of Daniel, 11 Clark's ave. |
| O'Keefe
Dennis, emp. of Ely Hoe and Fork Co.. h 130 Main. |
| O'Keefe
Edward J., (Summerville) fork maker, emp. Ely Hoe and Fork Co., bds Ely. |
| O'Keefe
John, (Summerville) resident, h Ely. |
| O'Malley
Patrick, emp. E & T. F. & Co.,
h School, F. v. |
| OLCOTT
CHARLES H, (St. Johnsbury E.).r 15, 8 head cattle, 1,200 sugar trees, farmer,
leases of C. A. Severance, 30. |
| Olcott
Frank W., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 15, farm laborer. |
| Qrcutt
Henry, (Summerville) off r 50, farmer 100. |
| Orcutt
John D . (Summerville) freight handler at depot, h Portland. |
| ORCUTT
ORRIN W., manuf. of and dealer in lumber, h 13 Perkins. |
| Owen
Ellen L., (Summerville) widow of William, h Concord ave. |
| Owen
Frank C, r 56, teamster, farmer in Waterford. S. of Higgins, P. v. |
| Owen
George A., brick maker, emp. St. Johnsbury Brick Co., h N. Railroad. |
| Owen
William M., (Summerville) blacksmith, emp. St. Johnsbury Granite Co., h
Concord ave. |
| Packard
Alonzo, (Summerville) r 56, carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., 8 cows,
farmer 150. |
| PACKARD
LAMBERT, r 56, architect and builder, and supt. of the designing and building
for E. & T. F. & Co , and farmer 225. |
| Paddock
Harvlin, jobber, emp. E & T. F. & Co., h 14 South Park. |
| PADDOCK
IRON WORKS, D. Thompson, prop., founders and machinists, dealers in pipe and
steam fittings, Concord ave. |
| Paddock
J. Albert, machinist, scale works, h 5 Cherry. |
| Paddock
John C, retired iron manuf., h 10 Main. |
| Paddock
John H., retired iron manuf., h 12 Church cor Summer. |
| PADDOCK
MARY, widow of Horace, h 101 Main. |
| Paddock
Orris Miss, music teacher, h 10 Main. |
| Page
Charles L., general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., h 3 Mt. Pleasant. |
| Page
Henry, off r 43, 400 sugar trees, 10 cows, farmer 79. |
| Page
John, machinist, scale works, h South, F. v. |
| Page
John W., r 45, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., soldier in Co. K, 3d Regt. Vt.
Vols. |
| Page
Luman H., carpenter, emp. Pass. R. R., h Caledonia. |
| Paige
Morris H., sealer of weights, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Concord ave. |
| Paine
Frank A., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds 40 Central. |
| Paine
J. Austin, molder. emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Western ave. |
| Paine
Palmer E., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 40 Central. |
| Palmer
Alexander, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, tanner and currier, leases tannery of H.
F. Griswold. |
| PALMER
ASA A , veterinary surgeon, treats successfully all diseases of the horse,
Avenue block, bds Cottage Hotel. |
| PAQUET
JOSEPH A., prop, of Medical Hall, physician
and surgeon, 45 Railroad, h 39
Pearl. |
| Paridis
George, carpenter, h Water. |
| Paris
Flora Mrs., laundress, h River. |
| Park
Euphemia, widow of Leander Q, laundress, h 6 Maple cor Pearl. |
| Parker
Eliphalet Y., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, carpenter, farmer 100. |
| Parker
Fred P., carpenter, h Hastings. |
| Parker
Howard F., machinist at scale works, bds Cottage Hotel. |
| Parkei
Sarah A., (Summerville) r 57, widow of Quincy B., owns share in farm |
| Parkhurst
Sherman W., conductor B, & L. R. R., h 24 Railroad. |
| Parrodix
Joseph, (Conlcy & Parrodix) h Maple. |
| Parrodix
Thiophle, laborer, h 23 Maple. |
| Passumpsic
Clothing Store, J. A. Morse, manager, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, new Masonic block, Main. |
| PASSUMPSIC
SAVINGS BANK. THE, Emerson Hall, pres.; William S. Boynton, treas. Main. |
| Patterson
Charles, r 40, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., and breeder of high grade
Jersey cattle, and farmer 42. |
| Patterson
D. Dean, book-keeper scale department for E. & T. F. & Co., h Main. |
| Patterson
Fred W., grocery clerk for E. & T. F. & Co., bds 34 Summer. |
| Payne
George A., deputy county clerk, bds Western ave. |
| Peabody
Richard W., r 37 cor 49, breeder of grade Jersey cattle, and farmer 150. |
| Pearl
William L., traveling agent for Iroquois Roller Flouring Mills, Ogdensburg,
N. Y., h 58 Summer. |
| PECK.
AZRO M., r 40, 800 sugar trees, 8
cows, farmer 159, and pasture land
about 70. |
| Peck
Charles J., r 29, farmer 90. |
| Peck
William, farm laborer, h 28 Maple. |
| Penney
James A, blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co , h Danville road, |
| Penney
John D., laborer, h River. |
| Penney
Joseph J., laborer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co. |
| Penniman
Leonard, farmer, h 18 Mt. Pleasant. |
| Perigo
Henry, laborer, h River. |
| Perkey
Albert, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., h 115 Main. |
| Perkey
Edward, barber, emp. F. B. Martel, h Clark's ave. |
| PERKINS
JOSEPH L, M. D., D. D. S., dentist, 29 Main, h Prospect. |
| Perrigo
Frank, prop. Fairbanks Co. boarding house, mechanic, emp. E. & T. F.
& Co., h 2 School, F. v. |
| Peterson
Carl J., carpenter, emp, E. & T. F. & Co., h 23 Cliff cor Webster. |
| Peterson
Charles C, steam and gas fitter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 37 Cliff. |
| Phillips
Preston S , blacksmith for Carrick Bros., bds 92 Railroad. |
| Picord
Thomas, (Summerville) carrage maker and blacksmith for
Miller & Ryan, Cortland, h do. |
| PIERCE
ABEL A., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12 n 11, retired paper manuf., physician,
12 cows, stock grower, 600 sugar trees, farmer 165, Mount Pleasant, and on r
10 70. |
| PIERCE BROTHERS,
(St. Johnsbury Center) r 11, (F.
A. and J. W.) props, of Valley Falls Mills, manuf's.
of straw board and lumber, owns 14 acres. |
| Pierce
Charles O., (St. Johnsbury Center) r
35 n 23, farmer 30. |
| Pierce
Eveline, (St. Johnsbury Center) widow of Varnum, aged 82, h and lot |
| PIERCE
FREEMAN A., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 11 n 10, (Pierce Brothers.) |
| Pierce
George H., (St. Johnsbury Center) r
13, farmer with Hollis S. head cattle. 18 sheep, apiary 7 swarms, and farmer
200. |
| PIERCE
HIRAM D., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 24, 1,100 sugar trees, 20 |
| Pierre
Hollis S., (St. Johnshnry Center) r 13, 700 sugar trees, farmer 133, and with
Hiram D. 150. |
| Pierce
Josiah W., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12, (Pierce Brothers.) |
| PIERCE
PRENTICE L., (St. Johnsbury Center)
(Pierce & Jones) farmer 40, h Main. |
| Pierce
Sally, (St. Johnsbury Center) resident, n School. |
| PIERCE
& JONES, (St. Johnsbury Center) props, feed mill, and dealers in flour,
meal, bran, graham, oatmeal, and all kinds of feed and grain, Main. |
| Pike
Avery D., tax collector, 1st constable, office with town clerk, h 1 Spring. |
| PINARD
CLIFFORD C, prop, of blooded stock horse "Buffalo Bill," and
grocer, 23 Maple, h do. |
| PINARD
JOVITE, (J. Pinard & Demers) h Water. |
| PINARD
J. & DEMERS, manufs. of furniture packing cases, and dealers in lumber,
foot of Pleasant, P. v. |
| PINARD
LEON, (Summerville) foreman in C. H. Stevens & Co's dressing-mill and box
shop, h Concord ave. |
| Piper
Samuel H., (St. Johnsbury Center) off r 11, farmer. |
| Plumley C. N., mason tender, scale works. |
| Plumley
Edwin H., laborer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 71 Main. |
| Plummcr
William H., brickmakcr, emp. St. Tohnsbury Brick Co., h Jones, P. v. |
| POCOCK
STEPHEN M., blacksmith, for E. & T. F. & Co., h School, F. v. |
| POLAND
LUKE P., Hon., representative from Waterville, 1886-7, ex chief judge of Vt.,
ex-U. S. senator, ex-representative in U. S Congress, pres. First Nat. Bank,
lawyer, farmer, residence the Dr. William Page homestead in Waterville,
Lamoille Co. |
| Poole
Charles C, r 49, carpenter and joiner, and soldier Co, D, 6th Heavy
Artillery, N. Y. Vols., and regimental commissary. |
| Pope
Sophronia L. Miss, seamstress, and author of analysis of the Bible (not
published), h School. |
| Pope
William S., lever filer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h School, F. v. |
| Potter
Edward W., (Summerville) laborer, h Portland. |
| Potter
Ellery P., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 53, farmer with his father, John C. |
| Potter
John C, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 53, 25 head grade Jersey and Durham cattle, 20
sheep, farmer 187. |
| Potter
Mary, (Mrs. E. W.) owns h and lot,
Portland. |
| Powell
George F., painter, emp. Henry Fairbanks. |
| Powers
Emory E., machinist, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., bds 6 Autumn. |
| POWERS
FRANCIS V., (Summerville) postmaster, and general merchant, Portland, h do. |
| Powers
Henry C, (St. Johnsbury Center) flask maker at scale works, h Water. |
| Powers
Jason W., (Summerville) brakeman B. & L. R. R., h Portland cor Caledonia. |
| Powers
Lucinda, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 52, widow of Roswell, resident, aged 53 |
| Powers
Sylvia, (St. Johnsbury Center) widow of Thomas F., resident. |
| Powers Warren, (Summerville) r 57, machinist, emp. B. & L. R. R., farmer 52 |
| Powers
William C, carriage trimmer, emp. of Miller & Ryan, h 28 Railroad. |
| Powers
W. C. Mrs., dressmaker, h 28 Railroad. |
| Prescolt
Frank E., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 39, market gardener, farmer 50. |
| Prescott
John W., (St. Johnsbury Center) r to, machinist, farmer 75. |
| Prescott
Frentice P., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10, machinist, farmer 50. |
| Preston
William H., ex-sheriff of Caledonia county,
15 cows, and farmer 30, h and lot 113 Main. |
| Prevost
Eddie, bds Union. |
| Prevost
Jules, cabinet maker, emp. of Pinard & Detners, h Union. |
| PRIDE
ABNER E, farmer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 12 Summer. |
| Prince
M, D. Mrs,, dealer in human hair goods, and ladies furnishing goods, 78 and
80 Eastern ave., h do. |
| Prior
Albert C, (Prior & Bagley) general manger Butterfield Spring Bed Co.,
Swanton, Vt., 66 and 68 Railroad, h Bank block, Railroad. |
| Prior
& Bagley, (A. C. P. and C. H. B.) props. St. Johnsbury boot and shoe
emporium, 66 and 68 Railroad. |
| Prouty
Ellen G. Miss, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 52, (Bibcock & Prouty) dressmaker and
milliner. |
| Provencal
Peter, ready-made clothing, hats, caps, neck wear, gents' furnishing goods,
trunks and valises, Cowdery block, Railroad, h 101 Railroad. |
| Provincial
Alphouse, file cutter, emp. of Conly & Parrodix, bds Railroad. |
| PUTNEY
CHARLES E., Ph. D., principal of St. Johnsbury academy and president of Y. M.
C. A., h 2 Main. |
| Query
John, teamster, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Maple. |
| Quimby
Curtis, (Lyndon) blacksmith for Miller & Ryan, h at Lyndon. |
| Quimby
Martin J., (St. Johnsbury Center) painter and paper hanger, h Putnam. |
| Ramsay
William W., farmer and teamster, h Concord ave. |
| Randall
Edson N., dealer in ladies' and gents' furnishing goods, dry and fancy goods
and stationery, 79 Railroad, h 4 do. |
| RANDALL
GEORGE D., dealer in drugs, medicines, paints, oils, wall paper, fancy and
toilet goods, Yankee notions, etc., 83 Railroad, h 8 Pearl. |
| Randall
Horace, carpenter and builder, h 4 Pleasant. |
| Randall
Nathaniel B, (St. Jolinsbury Center) r 23 cor 10, retired blacksmith, aged 77
years. |
| Randall
Sias S., prop. Randall block, 83 Railroad. |
| RANDALL
THOMAS S., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 23 cor 10, book canvasser, market
gardener, 8 cows, farmer 36. |
| RANDALL
WTLLI/YM N., (Summerville) carriage, sign and ornamental painter, and breeder
of full-blood Holstein cattle, h Portland. |
| Rankin
Andrew E., county clerk and lawyer, h 10 Prospect. |
| RANNEY
CHARLES H., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, passenger conductor of the Vt. division
of B. & L. R. R., served in Co. K, 15th Vt. Vols. |
| Ranney
Crawford, machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Eastern ave. |
| Ranney
Fremont H , r
44 cor 45, emp. E. & T. F. & Co. scale works, and farmer, leases of Mrs.
Jane B. Knapp 20. |
| Ranney
George 2d, (Ranney & Norton) h 5 S. Park. |
| RANNEY
GEORGE Dea., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10, land surveyor, 12 grade Jersey
cows, 500 sugar trees, farmer 160. |
| Ranney
Joseph E., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10, laborer. |
| Ranney
Lyman C, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 34
cor 32, 350 sugar
trees, farmer 31. |
| Ranney
May J., compositor, emp. Republican office, resides 9 Cherry. |
| Ranney
Robert H., blacksmith, emp. of Carrick Bros., bds Cherry. |
| Ranney
Thomas, bricklayer, h Railroad. |
| Ranney
& Norton,
(George R. and Clinton A. N.)
wholesale and retail dealers in groceries and provisions, 59 Main. |
| Ransom
Catherine Mrs., h 8 Green. |
| Ransom
James W.. polisher, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Pearl. |
| Ransom
Kate, compositor Republican office, bds Green. |
| Reeves
William, laborer, h 5 Pearl. |
| Renfrew
Nelson H., pattern maker, prop, of grocery and restaurant, h Union block.
Main. |
| Renfrew
William, manuf. of sash, doors and blinds for E. & T. F. & Co., h 19
Spring. |
| Reynolds
Alfred, (Summerville) handler Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Ely. |
| Reynolds
Fred, (Summerville) handler for Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Ely. |
| Reynolds
Joseph, (Summerville) handler for Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Ely. |
| Rhodes
John J.. carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Portland. |
| Rice Frank L., (Summerville) machinist, emp. B.
& L. R. R., h
Portland cor Caledonia. |
| Rice
& Powers, (Summerville)
(Mrs. F. L. Rice
and Mrs. J. W. Powers)
milliners, Portland cor Caledonia. |
| Richard
John, (St. Johnsbury E.) blacksmith, general repairing
and horseshoing, Portland, h at St.
Johnsbury East. |
| Richard
Joseph, emp. of E. & T. F. & Co., h Maple. |
| Richard
L. Odillon, gardener for W. P. Fairbanks, h Cherry. |
| Richard
Richard L., blacksmith, emp. E. &
T. F. & Co., h River. |
| Richard
Severe L., bds with
L. 0. Richard, Cherry. |
| Richard
Xavier F., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, blacksmith. |
| Richardson
Christie, widow of Alfred, dressmaker, Eastern ave. |
| Richardson
Fayette E., (Summerville) carpenter. |
| RICHARDSON
FRANK, supt. of Vt. and Can. division U. S. and C. express, office depot, h
South Park cor. South. |
| Richardson
Zela A., painter and jobber for E. & T. F. & Co., 24 years, h 52
Summer. |
| Rickaby
Thomas, packer of scales, emp E. & T. F. & Co., h New Water. |
| Rickaby
Theophilus, (Summerville) polisher, emp. Ely Hoe and Fork Co., h Portland. |
| Ripley
Ned, laborer, bds 2 School, F. v. |
| Ritchie
James, Jr., manager dry goods department for E. & T. F. & Co., h 7
South Park. |
| Ritchie
John T., book-keeper, mercantile department, for E. & T. F. & Co., .
h 21 Spring. |
| Rivers
Paul, (Summerville) mason, h Elm. |
| Roach
Michael, resident, h 4 Maple. |
| Roach
Patrick A., dealer in groceries, provisions, crockery and glassware, 73 Main,
h do. |
| Roach
Thomas, engineer and machinist, bds 4 Maple. |
| Robb
James, (Shaw & Robb) bds St. Johnsbury House. |
| ROBBINS
EMMA J. Miss, dealer in millinery and ladies' fancy goods, 43 Main, bds Main. |
| Robbins
Norman Mrs., milliner with her daughter Emma, bds Main. |
| Robbins
William, (St. Johnsbury Center) butcher and meat dealer, h Water. |
| Roberts Abel W., filer, emp. E. & T. F. &
Co., h 36 Spring. |
| Roberts
Anna Mabel, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 36 n 20, teacher. |
| Roberts
Anthony, laborer, h Railroad. |
| ROBERTS
EDGAR F., furniture and carriage painter, dealer in paints and oils, rear of
Odd Fellows hall. Railroad, bds Railroad. |
| Roberts
Frank R., cabinet maker. |
| Roberts
George N., (St. Johnsbury Center) breeder of horses, 400 sugar trees, 75
sheep, and farmer 150. |
| Roberts
Horatio N., (St. Johnburys Center) r 36 n 20, farmer 200. |
| Roberts
Joel, (St. Johnsbury Center) 500 sugar trees, 40 sheep, farmer 140. |
| ROBERTS
WARREN, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 6, 600 sugar trees, 10 head cattle, 12
sheep, and farmer 100. |
| Roberts
William A., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 36 n 20, fanner with Horatio N. |
| Robie
Lewis B., job teamster, h School, P. v. |
| Robie
Sadie D. Miss, Clerk, emp. F. A. Carter, bds 45 Main. |
| Robie
William H. H., clerk for E. T. &
H. K. Ide, h 49
Spring. |
| Robillard
George, (Summerville) laborer, h Elm. |
| Robillard
Homer, r 31, emp. E. & T. F. & Co.'s foundry, and farmer 40, |
| ROBINSON
CHARLES A., agent U. S. and C. Express Co., office in passenger depot, h
Pearl cor Cross. |
| Robinson
F. W., molder scale works, h 35 Summer. |
| Robinson
Herbert E., freight handler at depot, bds 30 Eastern ave. |
| Robinson
I. James, machinist, scale works, 98 Railroad. |
| Robinson
J. Henry, brass molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds 13 High. |
| Robinson
James W., watchman scale works, h opp. Fair Ground. |
| Robinson
Matthew, brass melter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 13 High. |
| Robinson Thomas H., packer of scales, emp. E. &
T. F. & Co., h 7 Water. |
| Robinson
William D.. aged 83 years, h School, P. v. |
| Rockingham
James W , (Summerville) hoe polisher, emp. Ely Hoe and Fork Co., bds
Portland. |
| Roderer
Joseph, cigar maker, emp. of Joseph, Jr., h 59 Railroad. |
| Roderer
Joseph, Jr., cigars and tobacco, and cigar manuf., 59 Railroad, h do, |
| Rogers
Benjamin, carpenter, emp. B. F. Rollins, h School, P. v. |
| Rogers
Charles B., laborer, bds School. |
| Rogers
Emma L. Miss, nurse, bds at E. M. Hill's, 12 Green. |
| Rogers
James E , (St. Johnsbury Center) r 20, 1,500 sugar trees, farmer, leases of
S. Fletcher and O. Chesley, of Lyndon, 245. |
| ROLLINS
BENJAMIN F., manuf. of threshing and sawing machines, Kemp manure spreaders,
owns 8 houses, faming land 800, h Pleasant, P.v. |
| Rooney
Bridget Miss, seamstress, emp. of W. H. Horton, h Pearl cor Maple. |
| Rooney
Mary, widow of Felix, h Pearl cor Maple. |
| Rooney
Patrick, blacksmith helper B. & L. R. R shop, h Eastern ave. |
| Rooney
Thomas P., custom shoemaker, 103 Eastern ave., bds 101 do. |
| Rooney
William J., stone cutter for R.
W. Laird, h Pearl cor Maple. |
| Root
Harley L., conductor B. & L. R. R., h 69 Railroad. |
| Ross
Edward H., teacher at Meriden, son of Hon. J. |
| Ross
Henrv, r 39, farmer 135, and in Waterford
100. (Died 1886.) |
| ROSS
JONATHAN Hon., judge of Supreme
court, h and 14 acres off Hastings St., and in Victory 400. |
| Ross
Julia Miss, teacher of Latin and English, St. Johnsbury academy. |
| Rouillaird
Charles, carriage maker, emp. Miller & Ryan, h Railroad. |
| Rowell
Alfred D.. (Howard & Rowell) h 29 Cliff. |
| ROWELL
LEVI W., commercial, book and general job printer, h 4 Main. |
| Roy
Samuel, r 40, farmer, leases of A. E. Rankin 70. |
| Russell
Elsworth, r 47, farmer, leases of his father, Hiram, 225. |
| Russell
F. E. & Co., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, (Francis E. R. and Fernando C.
Harrington) dealers in groceries. |
| Russell
Francis E.. (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, (F. E. Russell & Co.) |
| Russell
Hiram, r 47, 400 sugar trees, and farmer 225. |
| RUSSELL
MARCUS J., street
supt., and job teamster, h 19 Pearl. |
| RUSSELL
ORAMEL F., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, 23 grade Jersey and Durham cattle, farmer
210. |
| Russell
Robert, laborer, scale works, h N. Danville road. |
| RUSSELL
& CARR, (William
L. R. and Frank N. C.) props. Avenue House livery and boarding; stables, h
Pearl. |
| RUSSELL
WILLIAM L, (Russell & Carr) h Pearl. |
| Rust
John R., civil engineer St. J. & L. C. R. R. office, h 28 Main. |
| Ryan
John H., (Miller & Ryan) bds 11 Clark's ave. |
| SALINA
JULIUS C, carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., and soldier three years
in Co. B, 10th Regt. Vt. Vols. |
| Salmon
Charles, laborer for Henry Fairbanks, h F. v. |
| Salmon
Fred, painter, h rear Episcopal church. |
| Sanborn
Almon E., carpenter and joiner, h Mt. Pleasant. |
| Sanborn
Amos H., (St. Johnsbury Center) hotel cook, h Main. |
| Sanborn
---------, widow of C. C, h 1 S. Park. |
| SANBORN
JAMES S., prop, of bakery, and dealer in confectionary, teas, coffees,
spices, extracts and cigars, 67 Main, h 43 Spring. (Sold out to H. Goss, and
works at scale works.) |
| Sanborn
Warren W., r 1, 500 sugar trees, 40 sheep, farmer 150. |
| Sanborn
Wilbur J , dealer in dry goods, ladies' furnishings, ladies' cloaks, carpets,
wall paper, curtains, etc., 77 Railroad, h Clark's ave. |
| Sandford
Edward T., pastor of the Baptist church, h 106 Railroad. |
| Sargent
Carlos, (St. Johnsbury Center) polisher, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h off
Main. |
| Sargent
Carrie B., Miss, teacher, 1 Webster cor Spring. |
| SARGENT
CYRUS, chief of police, brass polisher for E. & T. F. & Co., h 1
Webster cor Spring. |
| Sargent
Edwin E., general agent of The Ætna Life Insurance Co., 51 Railroad, h 34 do. |
| Sargent
Emerson E., laborer, bds 2 School, F. v. |
| Sargent
Frank B., teamster for E. & T. F. & Co., h Main. |
| Sargent
Genevieve Miss, teacher, h Main. |
| Sargent
Irene, widow of Addison G., h Main, owns farm in Waterford. |
| Sargent
John F., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 52, retired farmer. |
| Sargent
Wesley, (St. Tohnsbury Center) r 26, 800 sugar trees, 20 head of cattle, 10
sheep, apiary of 6 colonies, and farmer 200. |
| Sargent
Willis H., draughtsman for E. & T. F. & Co., bds 1 Webster cor
Spring. |
| Savage
Mary M., widow of Joseph, h 30 Mt. Pleasant. |
| Sawyer
Burt G., engineer B. & L. R. R, h 63 Pearl. |
| Scanlon
William, gardener and laborer, h 31 Maple. |
| Schneider
Jacob, baker, confectionary and ice cream, Union block, Main, h do. |
| Scott
Amos W., (N. M. Scott & Son) h 35 Pearl. |
| Scott
Carleton E., (Summerville) teamster, emp. Moulton & Shaw, ice dealers, h
Concord ave. |
| Scott
Frank A.. (N. M. Scott & Son) h 35 Pearl. |
| Scott
John N, (Summerville) resident with Carleton. |
| Scott
N. M. & Son, (Amos W. and Frank A.) wholesale and retail dealers in
family groceries, teas, coffees, canned goods, fruits, cigars, tobacco, etc.,
21 and 23 Eastern ave. |
| Sears
Joseph, blacksmith for E. & T. F. & Co., h 29 Clark's ave. |
| Severance
Charles E., roadmsster Vt. division
B. & L. R. R., bds depot restaurant. |
| Severance
Diana, (St. Johnsbury E ) r 15, widow
of Quartus M., resident. aged 75
years. |
| Severance
Henry V., (St. Johnsbury E.) r
15, 20 head
of cattle, 50 sheep,. 1,400 sugar trees, carpenter, farmer 260. |
| Slicaultey
John, packer for G. H. Cross & Co., bds Charles. |
| Shastenay
Arthur J.. (St. Johnsbury E ) r 51, laborer. |
| Shastenay
Joseph, (St. Johnsbury E ) r 51, laborer, served in Co. K, 15th Vt. Vols.,
re-enlisted in Co. C, 8th Vt. Vols. |
| Shattuck
Beauman B., r 43, sealer of scales for E. & T. F. & Co. |
| Shattuck
Emma, widow of Ferdinand, h 55 Pearl. |
| Shaw
Albert H., (Summerville) (St. Johnsbury Ice Co.) h Concord ave. |
| Shaw
Calvin N., drug clerk, emp. C. F. Buynton, bds 22 Railroad. |
| Shaw
Elbridge G., (Shaw & Robb) bds 15 Main. |
| Shaw
George S., retired insurance agent, h 12 Mt. Pleasant. |
| Shaw
William H., carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co , h Water. |
| Shaw
& Robb, (E. G. S. and James R.) music dealers, Music Hall, Main. |
| Shedd
Justus F., clerk, emp. William Wilder & Son, h Railroad. |
| Sheldon
Marcellus Collins, painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 40 Spring cor
Webster. |
| Shepard
Curtis H., lumber piler, bds 43 Spring. |
| Shepard
Fred G., r 43, laborer at scale works. |
| Shepard
William R., r 43, laborer at scale works. |
| SHEPHERD
CHARLES F., photographer, 47 Main, bds Academy boarding-house. |
| Sherry
Ida May Miss, (St. Johnsbury Center) teacher, bds Main. |
| SHERRY
JOHN W., (St. Johnsbury Center) pension, claim and fire insurance agent, h
and lot Main, and farm 172 on r 13, served three years as hospital steward of
2d Vt. Vols., born in Plymouth, Eng., Aug. 8, 1833. |
| SHIELDS
ROBERT B , (Jones & Shields) h Jones, P. v. |
| Shorey
Abel, (St. Johnsbury Center) retired farmer, aged 83. |
| Shorey
George F., farmer with his mother, Mrs. Nancy M., h Caledonia. |
| Shorey
Mary B. Miss, clerk, emp. of Harvey & Brown, h Caledonia St.,
Summerville. |
| SHOREY
MOSES B., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 13 n 22, 7 cows, 600 sugar trees, and
farmer 100. |
| Shorey
Nancy M., (Summerville) widow of Ezra F., farm 20 acres, owns residence and
three tenement houses, h Caledonia. |
| Shufelt
Joseph, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 40 Spring. |
| Silsby
David, manuf. of and dealer in spruce lumber and cedar shingles, mills in
Newark, lumber yards n R. R. depot, bds St. Johnsbury House. |
| Silsby
Elwin A., manager Western Union and supt. Vermont International Telegraph
Co., 5 Central, bds St. Johnsbury House. |
| Simonds
Spencer, (Summerville) carpenter, h Concord ave. |
| Simpson
Albert W., postal
clerk, route from Newport, Vt, to Springfield, Mass., h 17 Church cor Spring. |
| Simpson
Charles, (Lyndon) r 2, laborer. |
| Simpson
Charles E., hostler for Hartshorn & Kirk, h Batchelder block, Prospect. |
| Simpson
Myron F., farmer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 8 Western ave. |
| SMITH
ABIJAH, carpenter and jobber, ernp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 33 Summer. |
| SMITH
BROS , (John R. and George H ) surgeon dentists, Odd Fellows block, 93
Railroad. |
| Smith
Charles N., blacksmith, and book canvasser, h Mill. |
| Smith
Cyntha A. Mrs., h off Railroad. |
| Smith
Eddie E., hack driver, bds with L. H. Lucas. |
| Smith
Edward H.. emp. at scale works, h 2 Main. |
| Smith
Fred E., canvasser, bds with John. |
| Smith
George F., R. R. brakeman, bds Mill. |
| SMITH
GEORGE H, (Smith Bros.) dentist, h Mt.
Pleasant. |
| Smith
George N., carpenter at scale works, owns farm 9 west of F. v. |
| Smith
Henry B , traveling salesman, pianos and organs for A. L. Bailey, h Mill. |
| Smith
Ira G., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 52, 25 head grade Jersey cattle, farmer 220. |
| Smith
Ira H., farm laborer, h John. |
| Smith
Irving VV., (Smith & Walker) h 6 Autumn. |
| Smith
John, r 44, carpenter E. & T. F. & Co., h and farm. |
| Smith
John B., (Summerville) carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., b Ward's
block. |
| SMITH
JOHN H., (Summerville) (Smith Bros.) pastor Second Advent church, h Portland, |
| Smith
Lewis P., machinist, scale works, h Green. |
| Smith
Marquis D. L. F., carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., and
boardinghouse, h 6 Autumn. |
| Smith
Mary S. Mrs., h 7 Green. |
| Smith
Orville H , telegraph lineman, emp. scale works, h Valley. |
| SMITH
WALTER P. Hon., lawyer, and judge of probate of Caledonia Co., h 20 Summer. |
| SMITH
WARREN S., (Summerville) contractor and builder, manuf. of doors, sash,
blinds, moldings, builders' finishings, bedsteads, and furniture of all
kinds. North end of Railroad, h Caledonia. |
| Smith
William A., (Summerville) compositor Republican office, bds Portland. |
| Smith
William R. sealer of scales for E. & T. F. & Co., h 58 Summer. |
| Smith
& Walker, (Irving W. S. and Arthur F. W.) druggists, 109 Eastern ave. |
| Snow
Alonzo J., granite cutter, emp, Carrick Bros., h 7 Railroad. |
| Snow
Marshall, r 37, farmer 10, aged 78 years. |
| Soper
Lafayette, weighmaster, emp, E, & T. F. & Co., soldier in Co. A, 11th
Vt. Vols. 3 years, h 2 Western ave. |
| Soule
Rutus N., traveling salesman for Boston firm, h 6 Railroad. |
| Spalding
Milo V., sealer of scales, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h New Water. |
| SPAR
HAWK. SAMUEL H , homeo. physician and surgeon, office and residence Summer. |
| Spaulding
Bezaleel B, (Summarville) r 18, 10 head cattle, 14 sheep, 800 sugar trees,
farmer 135. |
| Spaulding
Chauncy, (Summerville) r 50, retired farmer. |
| Spaulding
Edward M., coachman for Gov. Fairbanks, h 8 Belvidere. |
| Spaulding
Frank E., conductor B. & L. R. R., h. |
| Spaulding
George B., baggagemaster and conductor B. & L. R. R., h Eastern ave. |
| SPAULDING GEORGE R., night watchman, emp. E. & T.
F. & Co., h south end of Water. |
| SPAULDING
HERBERT C, (Summerville) r 18, farmer with Reuben. |
| Spaulding
John W., (St. Johnsbury E.) laborer. |
| Spaulcling
Oliver T., emp. at scale works, Summer cor Central. |
| SPAULDING
REUBEN, (Summerville) r 18, 15 head grade Devon, Durham and Jersey cattle. 15
sheep, 1,000 sugar trees, farmer 232. |
| SPENCER
GEORGE W., manager of grocery and provision department for E. & T. F.
& Co., h 34 Summer. |
| Spencer
Ira L., night clerk Avenue House, bds do. |
| Spencer
L, Gilbert, supt. of pattern department and draughtsman for E. & T. F.
& Co., h 22 Summer. |
| SPENCER
THADDEUS C, watches, jewelry and silverware, spectacles, cutlery, stationery,
etc., 49 Railroad, bds Eastern ave. |
| Spinney
Ellsworth R., (St. Johnsbury Center) shoemaker, h n School. |
| Spooner
Will F., molder, emp, E. & T. F. & Co., bds 2
School, F. v. |
| Sprague
William W., dry goods clerk for E. & T. F. & Co., h Cliff. |
| Squires Benjamin
E., (St. Johnsbury Center) farmer, served in Co. D, 6th Vt. Vols., detailed as wagon
master, h Water. |
| Stafford
Andrew, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 36, annealer at scale works, owns 3 acres. |
| Stafford
Frank, traveling salesman for Auburn Mfg. Co., Auburn, N. Y., h 57 Summer. |
| STAFFORD
WENDELL P., (Ide & Stafford) lawyer and notary public, h 15 Main. |
| Stafford
William, painter. |
| Stanford
Dana A., sealer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Western ave. |
| Stanley
Charles A,, machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 32 Spring. |
| Stanley
Henry, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 35 cor 23, millwright, h and lot. |
| STANLEY
HERBERT A., clerk for L. D. Hazen, bds 32 Spring. |
| Stanton
William, machinist, h Cross. |
| Staples
Helen S., widow of Guy B., washer and ironer, h 7 Bachelder's block,
Prospect. |
| Stark
Azro B., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 8, trainer and owner of fine Devon oxen,
farmer 40. |
| STARK. DAVID, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 25, 800 sugar trees, 400 fruit trees,
breeder of Morgan horses, 25 head pure blood Devon cattle, 75 sheep, farmer
260. |
| Stark
Fanny K. Miss, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 8, teacher, daughter of Azro B. |
| Stark
John P. C, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 8, farmer 61. |
| Stark Lucina
M., (St Johnsbury Center) r 39, widow of
Archibald, owns farm 7. |
| Stark
Rosette, (St. Johnsbury E.) widow of Charles, resident, owns h and lot. |
| Steady
Alvin, mechanic, scale works, bds 3 Cherry. |
| Steady
Heman S., sealer of scales for E. & T. F. & Co., h Willow place |
| Stearns
Catherine, r 4, widow of William, resides on her husband's estate of 160
acres. |
| Stearns
George H., r 4, hostler and coachmxn for W. P. Fairbanks, bds 3 Cherry. |
| Stebbins
Calvin G., (Summerville) manuf. of bone meal and fertilizers, h Lafayette. |
| Stenson
M. Charles, clerk for P. A. Roach, bds do. |
| Stepbenson
Robert, (Sumtnerville) machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co. h Caledonia. |
| STEVENS
CHARLES H., (C. H. Stevens & Co.) dealer in lumber, h 51 Summer. |
| STEVENS
C. H. & CO., (Charles H. S.,
Albert B Jewett and William P.
Fairbanks) manufs. of and dealers in all kinds of lumber, mills in Granby,
Vt. |
| Stevens
Esther M., (Lyndon) school teacher, bds at her father's. |
| Stevens Foster
G , merchant tailor, and
vice-pres. Y. M. C. A., Masonic
block, Main, h Summer. |
| Stevens
Fred E., (Summerville) fireman B. & L. R. R., h Caledonia. |
| STEVENS
JAMES R., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 24, selectman, 900 sugar trees, 15 head of
cattle, 60 sheep, farmer 190. |
| Stevens
Marv Vi. Miss, prop,
of livery and boarding stable, Main, h do. |
| STEVENS
PEMBROKE S., (Lyndon) r 9, near town line, 500 sugar trees, farmer 132. |
| STEVENS
SIMEON D.. (St. Johnsbury Center) r 24, farmer.40. |
| STEVENS
WILLIAM H. H., r 44, teamster for E. & T. F.
& Co. |
| St.
Germaine Henry, laborer, h 31 Maple. |
| Stickney
Elsia Mrs., resident, h 33 Eastern
ave. |
| Stickney
George E, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51,
farmer 18, served in Co. K, 15th Vt. Vols. |
| Stiles
Arminda, (St. Johnsbury Center) widow Hollis, resident. |
| Stiles
Edgir L., brass molder for E & T.
F. & Co., h 11 School, F. v. |
| Stiles
E. Zilla, (St. Johnsbury Center) resident. |
| Stiles
Lester D., (St. Johnsbury Center) general merchant, owns 275 acres on r 13,
and 45 acres on r 35. |
| Stiles
Nathaniel H., house and carriage painter, and prop, of boarding-house,
Railroad, next door N. of Ave. House. |
| Stimson
Alvin D., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 10, farmer. |
| St.
JOHN JOSEPH, molder, emp. of D. E. Harriman, h Emerson. |
| St.
JOHNSBURY ACADEMY, Charles E. Putney, Ph. D., principal, Main opp. Western
ave. |
| St. JOHNSBURY
BRICK CO, (M. P. ,V T H
Bowman) manufs. and dealers in
common and pressed brick. Water st., P. v. |
| Sr. JOHNSBURY
CALEDONIAN, established August 8,
1837, issued every Thursday, C. M. Stone, editor, 117 Eastern ave. |
| St.
Johnsbury Furniture Co., (James T. Ahern and M. A. Griffin) dealers in furniture, upholsterers
and undertakers, 43 Railroad. |
| Sr.
JOHNSBURY GRANITE CO., R. W.
Laird, prop., manuf. of and dealer in all kinds of granite, shops opp.
passenger depot. |
| ST.
JOHNSBURY HOUSE, S. B. Krogman, Jr.,
prop., William A. Little, clerk, good livery connected, 40 Main. |
| St.
Johnsbury Ice Co., (A. H. Shaw, of Summerville, and J. C. Moulton, of
Newport, Vt.) dealers in ice, off Portland. |
| St.
Johnsbury poor house and farm
250 acres, Henry E. Gould, manager, postoffice Summerville. |
| ST.
JOHNSBURY REPUBLICAN, Edward Johnson, editor, C. T. Walter. business manager,
established March, 1885, issued Thursdays, office Railroad cor Eastern ave. |
| Stone
Abel P., (Summerville) farmer with L. M., h Water. |
| STONE CHARLES
M., editor St. Johnsbury Caledonian, job printer, h Western ave. |
| Stone
Edward J , (St. Johnsbury Center) butter and produce buyer for Boston market,
bds Water. |
| Stone
Ella M., (St. Johnsbury Center) teacher, bds Water. |
| Stone
Ephraim H. Dea., (St Johnsbury Center") contractor, carpenter, building
mover, bridge builder, owns farm 43, h Water. |
| Stone
Loren M., (Summerville) r 48, cooper and farmer 37. |
| Stone
Louis, carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 28 Maple. |
| Stone
Sam, planer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds 28 Maple. |
| Stowe
William C, laborer, h Hastings. |
| Streeter
Dan, nurse, h 6 Prospect. |
| STREETER
WILLIAM S., cashier Merchants' National Bank, h 64 Summer. |
| Stroub
Henry, mechanic, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h School, F. v. |
| Stuart
John, flagman Pass. R. R., h Water, P. v. |
| Suitor
David, emp. E. & T.
F. & Co., h 17 Church. |
| SULLOWAY
LORENZO, Jr., sheriff of Caledonia Co., office Cherry, h do. |
| Summerville
John R., emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 35 Cliff. |
| Summerville
Samuel J., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 2 Batchelder's block,
Prospect. |
| Swanson
John, blacksmith, scale works, h Winter. |
| Swanzey
Henry P., bds with H. R. White. |
| Switser
Francis, general insurance agent, h Main rear Academy. |
| SWITSER N. RILEY, upholsterer, and dealer in upholstering goods and upholstered
furniture, 82 Eastern ave., h 7 Green. |
| Sylvester
Charles A, (Sylvester & Gray) h S. Park. |
| Sylvester
Levi A., express messenger B. & L. R. R., h 3 South Park. |
| Sylvester & Gray, (Charles
A. S. and Julius
C. G ) dealers
in meats, provisions and
groceries, Ward's block, Railroad. |
| Symonds
Edna M. Mrs., dressmaker. Music Hall, Main. |
| Taft
Asa P., (Summerville) r 56, retired
merchant, farmer 20, served in the war for the Union four years. |
| TAPLIN
GUY H., machinist, emp. E. &
T. F. & Co., h
2 Spring cor Autumn. |
| Tatso
Isaac, carriage maker, emp. of Miller & Ryan, h Eastern ave. |
| Taylor
Auburn H., (Simnmerville) emp. at scale works for E. & T. F, & Co., h
State. |
| Taylor
Charles G., laborer, h 19 Summer. |
| Taylor
Emma L Miss, boarding house, 24 Main. |
| Taylor
Frank L., student with his father,
Thomas W., h 20 Mt. Pleasant cor Spring. |
| Taylor
Frederick W., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 17 Webster. |
| Taylor
Gsorge H., house, carriage and sign painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Eastern ave. |
| Taylor
James E., book-keeper, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 13 Clark's ave. |
| Taylor
John S., granite cutter, emp. of R. W. Laird, h Pearl. |
| Taylor
Thomas W., (St. Johnsbury E.) dealer in
watches, jewely and silver
ware. |
| Thayer
Catharine Miss, resident, 16 Main. |
| Thayer
Charles H., piper scale works, owns farm 18 west of F. v. |
| Thayer
Hannah M., widow of Lewis W., boarding-house, h 14 Main. |
| Thibodeau
Olivier, trackman B. & L. R R., h
Railroad. |
| Thomas
C. Wheeler, agent for Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines, h 65 Railroad. |
| Thomas
William, stone mason and laborer, h Pleasant. |
| THOMPSON
DANIEL, prop, of Paddock Iron Works, and general jobbing machinist, engine
repairing and steam fitting, P. v.,h Lincoln, Summerville. |
| Thompson
James H., blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 17 Cliff. |
| Thompson
John C, restaurant, Avenue House basement, h Eastern ave. |
| Thompson
Samuel S., (Thompson & Goodwin) h Cross cor Pearl. |
| Thompson
& Goodwin, (Samuel S. T. and
Morris M. G.) manufs. of fork,
hoe, rake, broom, and all turned
handles, over St. Johnsbury Granite Works. |
| Tierney
Bridget Mrs., owns block of tenements, Clark's ave. |
| Tierney
Thomas J., painter, scale works, h rear Bank block, Main. |
| Tift
Emory E., (Cross, Tift & Co.) painter, bds Concord ave. |
| Tilden
Edw. N., mechanic, scale works, h 10
Pearl. |
| Tinker
Charles F. 0., dentist, with Dr. O. E. Nettleton, bds St. Johnsbury House. |
| Tisdale
George H., painter, bds. 28 Pearl. |
| Todd
Clarrissa, (St. Johnsbury Center) widow of David, aged 78, bds Church. |
| Todd
John D., (Summerville) machinist, emp. E & T. F. & Co., h Caledonia. |
| Todd
S. Olin, (St. Johnsbury Center) crayon artist and portrait painter, studio
Main cor Church, bds Church. |
| TOUSANT
JOHN B , molder for E. & T. F. & Co., h 71 Main. |
| Toinant
Joseph, molder, scale works, h School. |
| Tousant
Levi, laborer, h Maple. |
| Tousant
Nelson, (Summerville) emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Caledonia. |
| Tower
Owen, blacksmith, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Jacob's Ladder. |
| Trainor
Patrick, molder, emp E, & T. F.
& Co., h 85 Main. |
| Trask
Arthur E, pressman, emp. of F. G. Stevens, h P. v. |
| Trescott
Joseph T., livery stable, 48 Spring, h do. |
| Trescott
Sarah J. Mrs., h 48 Spring. |
| True
Abbie J., (Summerville) widow of Winthrop, farm 16, h Portland. |
| True
Adna D., clerk in freight office B. & L. R. R., h Avenue House block. |
| Trull
David, resident, h 26 Spring cor Winter. |
| Tugman
James, (St. Johnsbury Center) laborer, h and lot near School. |
| Tyler
Edward B., laborer, scale works, bds 16 Main. |
| Tyler
Hosea B., laborer, h Prospect. |
| Tyler
William C., book-keeper, pay-roll department, for E. & T. F. & Co., h
21 Church. |
| Underwood
Edwin, merchant tailor, Eastern ave., h Railroad. |
| Underwood
Horace, (Summerville) r 50, (Underwood & Son) farmer. |
| Underwood
John S., fireman B. & L. R. R., h Pearl. |
| Underwood
John C, (Summerville) r 50, (Underwood & Son) farmer. |
| Underwood
Sally, widow of Silas, washing and ironing, h 19 Railroad. |
| Underwood
Timothy H., (Summerville) carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co.; h Caledonia. |
| Underwood
Mrs., widow of Russell, resident, 15 Summer. |
| Underwood
& Son, (Summerville) r 50, (Horace and John C.) 12 head grade Jersey
caltle, 300 sugar trees, farmers 90. |
| Utley
Milo T., polisher, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 10 Summer. |
| VALLEY
FALLS MILLS, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 11, Pierce Brothers, props., manufs of
straw board and lumber. |
| VAUGHAN
CATHARINE E. G., (St. Johnsbury
Center) widow of Roswell C, owns with H. Weeks h and lot, Water. |
| Vaughan
Jeremiah, (St. Johnsbury Center) retired paper manuf., aged 78. |
| Wade
William H., journeyman tailor, emp. F. G. Stevens, bds Spring. |
| Waitc
Charks D., ornamental painter,
crap. E. & T. F. & Co., h Pleasant cor
Emerson. |
| Waite
C. Edward, ornamental painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., bds with his
father, C. D. |
| Walcott
Erwin H., assistant editor of the Caledonian, h 15 Main. |
| Walker
Arthur F., (Smith & Walker) h 17 Summer. |
| Walker Chauncey S., machine supt. for E. & T. F. & Co.,
30 years, h 26 Summer. |
| Walker
Edward A., cashier for E. & T, F. & Co., h 2 Summer. |
| Walker
Ferdinand L., texidermist, emp. of C. W. Graham, h 31 Summer. |
| Walker
Francis, supt. of molding department for E. & T. F. & Co. for the
last 37 years, h 17 Summer. |
| Walker
George B., prop, of Walker's block, h do. |
| WALKER
HENRY )., fireman, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h New Water. |
| Walker
John J, fresco and decorative painter, h 32 Railroad. |
| Walker
Margaret, widow of John, h 32 Railroad. |
| Walker
Robert M., foreman of St. Johnsbury Brick Co., soldier in the Union army, Co.
D, 6th Vt. Vols., h Water. |
| Walker
Samuel D., telegraph operator, h 32 Railroad. |
| Wallace
James, lalorer, bds Valley. , |
| Wallace
Robert C, blacksmith for E. & T. F. & Co, h Valley. |
| WALTER
CHARLES T, associate editor and
business manager of St. Johnsbury Republican, bds St. Johnsbury House, res.
in Lyndon. |
| Ward
Frank, jobber, h Passumpsic. |
| WARD
GEORGE W., veterinary surgeon, treats with success all diseases of the horse
and lower animals, and special attention given to surgical operations, also
prop, of stock horse " Harry Allen," and Ward's Liniment, for man
and beast, Ward's Veterinary Liniment, and
Ward's Blood Purifier, office and h Concord ave. |
| Ward
Jane Mrs., h 3 Batchelder's block, Prospect. |
| WARD
JOSIAH, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 32, local preacher M. E. church,. 1,200
sugar trees, producing 3,000 lbs. annually, 30 head cattle, 25 sheep, and
farmer 190. |
| Ward
Nathaniel M., polisher, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Pleasant. |
| Ward
Osborn, 1,700 sugar trees, farm in Wheelork 400, h 39 Railroad, owns 4 houses
on Prospect. |
| Ward
Thomas, prop. Ward block, Railroad. |
| Ward
William H,, carpenter, h 17 Spring. |
| Warden
Herbert J., machinist, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., son of John W, bds 42
Spring. |
| Warden
John W., machinist, emp. E, & T. F. & Co, h 42 Spring. |
| Warner
Frank R, tinsmith, b Belvidere. |
| Warner
George A., job painter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Tremont. |
| Warner
James M, mowing machine repairer, bds Cottage Hotel. |
| WARNER
RANSEL W., dentist 20 years in St. Johnsbury, h 7 Mt. Pleasant. |
| Warner
Will C, watchmaker and jeweler, 53 Eastern ave., h do. |
| Washburn
Arthur, conductor B & L. R. R.,
bds Avenue House. |
| Washbum
Cephas J., ernp. Avenue House, bds do. |
| Waterman
Oscar M, (G. H Cross & Co.) h 32
Spring. |
| Waters
Elizabeth F, book-keeper for G. H, Cross & Co., bds Jacob's Ladder. |
| Waters
Ellen Mrs., h Jacob's Ladder. |
| Watts
Thomas, (Summerville) stone cutter, Carrick Bros., bds Railroad. |
| Weber
Louisa, widow of Jacques, h 2 Jacob's alley. |
| Webster
Darius D., (Summerville) carpenter and builder, h Portland. |
| Webster
Joseph W., (St. Johnsbury E.) resident in village. |
| Weeks
Benjamin E., (Summerville) clerk for G. W. Bonett, h Concord ave. |
| Weeks
Charles F., (Summerville) general merchant, Portland, h Lafayette cor
Lincoln. |
| Weeks
Gordon C, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 38, farmer with Hiram. |
| Weeks
Hiram, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 38, breeder of Jersey stock, reg., 16 cows,
farmer, prop, of Riverside farm 115. |
| Weeks
James S., clerk with his father, Charles F., Portland. |
| Weeks
Norman C, r 48, brass molder, emp. E. & T. K & Co. |
| WEEKS
PERLEY S., r 48, milk dealer, 10 cows, 400 sugar trees, farmer 80. |
| Weeks
Samuel C, botanic physician, Railroad, h r 48. |
| Weeks
Samuel H., farmer, owns in Wheelock 140 acres, h Union. |
| Welfoot
John, sealer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h S. Railroad. |
| Wells
George G., retired carpenter, h 9 Summer. |
| Wells
William A., polisher, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Lafayette cor Lincoln. |
| West
Arza, retired harnessmaker, farmer 5 1/2, h Tremont. |
| West
Charles H., car repairer, emp. B & L. R. R., h Pleasant. |
| West
Charles H. 2d, house painter, bds Tremont. |
| West
Frank G., clerk and traveling salesman for Wilder & Son, h Railroad. |
| Westover
Araham G., (N. Danville) r 27, laborer. |
| Wetherbee
William, carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h Webster. |
| Wheaton
Leonard G., engineer scale works, h 3 High. |
| Wheaton
Levi G., (Passumpsic) r 46, 1,000 sugar trees, farmer 200, |
| Wheeler
Alden H., blacksmith, formerly foreman at scale works, h 43 Spring, |
| Wheeler
Ebenezer S., (St. Johnsbury Center) retired
miller, aged 69 years, owns h and lot, Main. |
| WHEELER
GARDINER, retired farmer on the Wheeler homestead, aged 86, farm 200. |
| Wheeler
Hiram A., gardener, h 9 Spring. |
| WHEELER
HORACE H., breeder of high grade Jersey cattle, 1,300 sugar trees, 19 cows,
farmer 200. |
| Wheeler
James L., overseer of marking and figuring scale beams, emp. E. & T. F.
& Co., h Water. |
| Wheeler
Lucia Miss, (St. Johnsbury Center) dressmaker, h Water. |
| Wheeler
Martha, widow of Dennison, h Willow Place. |
| Wheeler
Phebe S., (St. Johnsbury Center) widow of Dana, h and lot, Water. |
| Wheeler
William A., (Summerville) carpenter
and machinist, emp. B. & L.. R. R., bds Portland. |
| Whitcher
George A., dealer in dry goods and ladies' garments, 63 Main, h 2 Pearl. |
| Whitcher
Sidney R., brakeman, h 32 Railroad. |
| Whitcomb
Harvey D., (Passumpsic) r 46. farmer 35. |
| White
Hanson R., off r 43, 300 sugar trees,
farmer 65. |
| White
James D., r 49, milk dealer 6 cows, farmer 65, soldier Co. K, 15th Vt. Vols. |
| White
William J., traveling salesman, dealing in
Miller & Ryan's carriages
and sleighs, h Lafayette. |
| WHITNEY
ALVIN, millwright, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 3 High. |
| Whitney
Artemas C, (St. Johnsbury Center) r 9, farmer 163. |
| Whitney
Inda M., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 9, teacher. |
| Wilcomb
Daniel P., junk dealer, h Main. |
| WILCOX
EDWIN H., (M. H. Wilcox & Son) h
passenger depot. |
| WILCOX
M. H., (M. H. Wilcox & Son) scale maker, emp. E. & T. F. & Co.,
farmer 40, h passenger depot. |
| WILCOX
M. H. & SON, (Edwin H.) railroad restaurant and boardinghouse, passenger
depot, h do. |
| WILDER
ARTHUR, (William Wilder & Son) prop, machine shop, h 100 Main. |
| Wilder
Joanna, widow of William, resident, h Railroad. |
| WILDER
WILLIAM & SON, (Arthur Wilder) wholesale and retail dealers in iron and
steel, shelf hardware, coal, oil, paints, manufs. of Wilder's patent bevel
sawing table, jobbing machinists, broom and brush manufs., 17 Railroad |
| Willard
Andrew J., lawyer, h 50 Spring. |
| Willard
Herbert J., student at Dartmouth college, son of A. J. |
| Willett
Anthony, r 31, 700 sugar trees, farmer 187. |
| Willey
Danford, (St. Johnsbury Center) owns farm 17, h Water. |
| Willey
Frank N., (St. Johnsbury Center) carpenter and joiner, h Water. |
| Willey
Tracy B., (St. Johnsbury Center) r 12, (Cook & Willey) carpenter and
joiner. |
| Williams
Frank G, (St. Johnsbury E.) r ?, farmer with his father, George S. |
| WILLIAMS
GEORGE M., (Bailey & Williams) h 54 Spring. |
| WILLIAMS
GEORGE S., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 14, 12 head grade Jersey cattle, 500 sugar trees, 200 apple
trees, iron molder. farmer 210. |
| Williams
Mary L. C, (St. Johnsbury Center) widow
of Alfred G. M.D., resident. |
| Williams
Wellington, (Lyndon) r 9 farmer,
leases of Hoyt & Whitney. |
| WILLIAMSON
ALEXANDER, general blacksmith, horse shoeing a specialty, N. Railroad, h
Pleasant, P. v. |
| Williamson
James A., carpenter, bds Pleasant, P. v. |
| Wilson
David H., carpenter, emp. E. & T. F. & Co.. h Passumpsic cor Tremont. |
| WILSON
EDWARD A., sealer of scales, emp. E & T. F. & Co., h Passumpsic. |
| Wilson
John, emp. B. & L. R. R., h 10 Railroad. |
| Wilson
Rosa, coatmaker for W. H. Hort n, bds 3 Cherry. |
| Winch
George F., clerk, emp. of E. Woods, of Passumpsic, h Eastern ave. |
| Winch
George F., clerk for T. C. Fletcher & Co., h 57 Eastern ave. |
| Winn
Albert C , laborer,
h Hastings. |
| Winn
Charles, (Summerville) h Portland. |
| Wood
Benjamin C. (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, laborer, served in Co. I, 3d Vi. Vols. |
| Wood
Edwin T., molder, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 8 Batchelder's block,
Prospect. |
| Wood
Frank E., (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, laborer. |
| Wood
George B., (St. Johnsbury E ) r 51, laborer. |
| Wood
Haivey C, (St. Johnsbury E ) r 51, farmer 100. |
| Wood
Horace I., r 37, market gardener, and farmer 53. |
| Wood
Joel, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 17, farmer 140 |
| Woodbury
Fred L., clerk for John Moore, bds Railroad cor Portland. |
| WOODBURY
LEVI C, prop, of truck teams, contractor for cleaning and sanding the
side-walks, h Railroad cor Portland. |
| Woodcock
Salem, r 28, laborer and farmer 3. |
| Woodruff
Carrie S. Miss, teacher in graded school, bds 25 Cliff. |
| Woodruff
Daniel Q., (H. E. & D. Q, Woodruff) h 36 Railroad. |
| WOODRUFF
HORACE E., (H. E. & D. Q. Woodruff) h 36 Railroad. |
| WOODRUFF
H. E. & D. Q, (Horace E. and Daniel Q.) manufs. of tin, sheet iron,
copper ware, wholesale and retail dealers in stoves, sinks, pumps, lead pipe,
sap pans, tubs, pails, Shaker brooms, hard and hollow ware, Railroad. |
| Woods
Charles H , farmer, leases on shares with his brother Willis, of his mother,
Mrs Mary T., 175. |
| WOODS
MARY T., r 46, widow of John B., owns farm, estate of her husband, I 75. |
| Woods
Willis, farmer, leases on shares with his brother, Charles H., of his mother,
Mrs. Mary T., 175. |
| Worcester
Albert, (Babbitt & Worcester) h 57 Summer. |
| Wright
Alice F., teacher, resides Tremont. |
| Wright
Benjamin F., scale packer for E. & T. F. & Co., h 2 Valley. |
| Wright
Byron, (St. Johnshury Center) postmaster, carpenter and builder, owns 20
acres. |
| Wright
George A., r 31, jobber in sealing and packing scales, for E. & T. F.
& co. |
| Wright
Guy C., sealer, emp. E. & T. F. & Co., h 9 Cliff. |
| Wright
Samuel A., painter, h 8 Railroad. |
| Wright
Salon B., r 3 I, breeder of Jersey cattle, dairy 5 cows and farmer 60. |
| Wright
Walter, (St. Johnsbury Center) carpenter, builder and painter, h Main. |
| Wright
Warren, r 42, (William T. & Son) carpenter and blacksmith. |
| Wright
Wealthy A. Mrs., h Main. |
| Wright
W. Henry, shipping clerk, scale works, h 11 High. |
| Wright
William T., r 42, (William T. W. & Son.) |
| Wright
William T. & Son, r 42, 600 sugar trees, growers and dealers in hay, and
farmers 100. |
| Young
Lewis, (St. Johnsbury E.) r 51, laborer. |
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