Medfield directory, 1884

lane Sales-Rooms and Two Storchouses,

ie: ah a "HEADQUARTERS FOR Pe ee

3 ae Paints, Gass, reads Hangings ete, oir

"Waney Goods, white. 'Sewing - LS pi? reds wate Clocks and Jewelry repaired. All work, wane ite de! ae : ;

Family Groceries,

Fine Butter and Cheese.

Chamber Sets, Extension, Toilet and Kitchen Tables, Dining ©

Room and Kitchen Chairs, Bedsteads, Spring Beds, Mat- tresses, Pillows, Bolsters, Comforters, Blankets, Excelsior, Husks, etc. <A large assortment of -

Stone, Earthen & Wooden Ware.

Real Estate Bought, Sold, Exchanged, and Let.

Drafts on England and Ireland and tickets to and from Liverpool, Queenstown, and the Continent of Europe, by the Cunard Line Mail Steamers, direct, at Boston Prices. All goods are warranted and delivered free of cartage. My motto: Large Sales, courteous treatment and prompt delivery of goods.

WASHINGTON STREET, Norwoop, Mass. Opposite Baptist Church. |

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Medfield, Walpole * Norwood

Containing a. Complete Resident, Street, and Business Directory, Town Officers, Societies, Churches,

In issuing the first local directory of the towns of Medfield, Walpole and Norwood, we deem it proper to say that no pains has been spared to make it as complete and reliable as possible. The very nature of the work precludes an absolutely correct classification, as persons, occupations and residences are to some extent constantly changing, but we have tried to

make it a valuable book for the public, and trust we have not failed in so

Persons using the directory should remember that often two names pronounced alike are spelled differently and may be far apart in the book; thus it will be important to know how to spell correctly the name you wish to find.

Should any errors be found, we would esteem it a favor if readers would notify us of them.

A good directory is a benefit and of great value to a town in many ways, and every family should have one. We have put the price down so low (75c.) that it is within the reach of all.

We call attention to the advertisements in this directory, as our patrons are the most enterprising in these towns; parties wishing to buy goods or desiring service, professional or mechanical, will do well to consult these

And finally we wish to return thanks for the cour tesies which have been extended us in the prosecution of our work.

South Framingham, Sept., 1884.

South Street, Medfield.

Also, Agent for KRANICH & BACH PIANOS, and the

Instruments to rent. Tuning at short notice.

Orders solicited and gwoods delivered in MEDFIELD every Wednesday and Saturday.

MICHAEL JOHNSON, Proprietor.

Board at Reasonable Rates either by the Day or Week. kas No pains will be spared to make the guests comfortable.

Excellent Stabling for Horses. Wheeler's Stage and Express passes the house every trip.

House Painting, Graining and Glazing

All work promptly done in a satisfactory manner. Oils, Paints, Varnishes, ete.

Mills > Klevators.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers 'in

Medfield, Walpole, East oath and Medway bc

Perry Spring Tooth Harrow.

as a Rees Ane Hee

Dealers in Milk & Farm Produce.

Your patronage solicited. . MEDETELD. MASS.

8 MEDFIELD ADVER fais. or pet

Mason and Plasterer.

Orders promptly attended to. Estimates furnished if desir ed.

(Jenteal jlouse. Medfield, Mass. (). M. PERRICO, Proprietor.

Central Location. Telephone in the Hotel.

Transient Customers will find this House convenient and comfortable.

North Street, Medfield, Mass.

Wheelers Stage Line

Order Slate and Box at J. A. E'itts' Store,

Moses Ellis Post No. 117, G A. R.

Meets in its hall on Main street, every second and fourth Tues- day in gach month at 7.30 Pp. M.

Commander, J. H. Gould; Senior Vice Commander, C. D. Strang; Junior Vice Commander, John Pember; Adjutant, P. C. Grover ; Surgeon, J. H. Richardson; Quartermaster, Joseph Clark ; Chaplain, Lowell Babcock; Officer of the Day, N. Frank Harding ; Officer of the Guard, W. H. Bullard; Sergeant Major, William Crane ; Quartermaster Sergeant, George Miller.

Mount Nebo Council, Royal Arcanum.

Tue Mr. Neso Councit or THE RoyaL ARCANUM, meets in its hall in Frost's Block, first and third Thursdays in each month, at 7.30

Regent, William E. Fales; Vice Regent, M. C. Adams; Orator, K. H. Lander; Past Regent, Dr. C. M. Fuller; Secretary, F. S. Wight ; Collector, F. D, Hamant; Treasurer, A. B. Parker ; Chaplain, Rey. I. H. Gilbert; Guide, W. F. Weiker; Warden, W. R. Gilman; Sentinel, G. H. Holbrook.

Mediield Lodge, A. 0, of U. W.

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WoRKMEN, meets in its hall in Frost's Block, on the second and fourth Mondays of each month, at 8

Past Master Workman, Bennet Wilson; Master Workman, Ed- mund Chenery ; Foreman, George A. Morse ; Overseer, P. C. Grover ; Recorder, E. M. Bent; Financier, L. W. Wheeler; Receiver, George Kingsbury ; Guide, Herbert Hutson; Inside Watch, Louis Alexander ; Outside Watch, Lester Bullard.

Mediield Grange, No. 14, P. of H.

MEDFIELD GRANGE, No. 114, Patrons or HusBanpry, meets in

its hall on the first Tuesday of each month, at 7.30 Pp. M. Master, George R. Chase; Secretary, Samuel Ellis; Lecturer, rs. G. R. Chase; Overseer, H. P. Taber; Chaplain, F. 8. Wight.

Medtield Literary Society. Meets at the houses of the members on Saturday evenings during the Fall and Winter.

Medtield Reading Club.

STILMAN J. SPEAR, Secretary and Treasurer.

Medfield Cornet Club,

WILLIAM S. TILDEN, Secretary.

Mediield Improvement Society.

J.B. HALE, President. H. M. PARKER, Treasurer. K. V. MITCHELL, Secretary.

Board of Engineers.

ENGINE COMPANY No. 1, (Forty Men.)

Regular meeting in its hall the first Tuesday evening in each month. Foreman, T. F. Barney; First Assistant, F. M. Smith; Second Assistant, B. F. Crehore; Treasurer, T. F. Barney; Clerk, B. F. Crehore ; Steward, John West.

EXCELSIOR HOOK & LADDER OCO., (Kighteen Men.)

Meets in its hall the first Tuesday evening of each month. Foreman, Ellery Franks; First ae William" Harding ; Second Assistant, C. S. Cooledge ; Clerk, W. S. Bingham: Treasurer, i Prem, bP Bullard ; Steward, G. W. Gamble.

Funeral and Furnishing Undertaker,

Every requisite for burial of the dead, furnished at short notice and reasonable rates.

East Main Street, Medfield, Mass.

[fine Job Printer and Gtationer

39 Nortu Street, Meprierp.

Job Printing of otk kinds eek eaphas s with neatness nd dispatch

Stationery of Every Description at City Prices.

CIRCULATING LIBRARY. - Books loaned at Two Cents per day, or Seven Cents per week. Orders received for Picture Frames. Samples of Mouldings of latest styles.

Dealer in Pure Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,

Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, Choice Confectionery and Cigars.

Physicians' Prescriptions accurately compounded.

Parlor Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges

Janes'? Avenue, Medfield, Mass.

Fe ee SIV en ale

Philip Street,

Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,

Teas, Coffees, Spices, Canned Goods, Flour, Crockery,

Patent Medicines, Tobaceo, Cigars, &e.

Faney Goods & Novelties,

Of all kinds constantly on hand and sold at

At Reasonable Prices,

In Mediield, Walpole, Norwood, and vicinity.

Orders promptly attended to. Cull on, or address

Manufacturers of and Dealers in

First Class Carriages

Butcher, Express & Democrat Wagons & Concord Buggies

*QUR MODEL" Butcher Wagons have been in use more than Twenty years and gives the best satisfaction. A good line of Carryalls and Buggies constantly on hand.

Carriage and Harness Repairing in all its branches guaran- teed to suit customers.

Corner Frairy and Short St., Medfield.

PAGKSTUNL & Harare Wealer

Interfering and Over-reaching horses, and horses Lame from Quarter-Crack, Quitter, or Corns, SHOD WITH CARE, and satisfaction guaranteed.

All Kinds of Jobbing Neatly Performed.

Hull Line of Hardware,

Bolts, Screws, Chains, Log Bolts, Nails, Halters, Whips, Hitchropes, Curry Combs, etc.

A Large Stock constantly on hand at Low Prices.

Nata SS pertaining to the Photographic Art (except Tin a Typ es) executed ith neatness and dispatch, and satisfaction guaranteed.

FRAIRY STREUT, MEDFIELD, MASS. Opposite Baker's Carriage Factory.

Coal and Wood

Medfield, Mass.

Jobbing promptly attended to.

Cut Flowers, Bedding Plants

Frairy Street, Medfield, Mass.

Manufacturer of Log Pumps, Copper, Iron and Wood Pumps of all kinds furnished,

Lead, Iron, and Wood Pipe constantly on hand.

Baptist Church, cor. Main and South Streets.

Rey. I. H. Gilbert, Pastor. Regular Services at 10.45 a. M.; Sunday School, 12 m.; Sunday Evening Service, 7; Prayer and Conference Meeting, Wednesday Evening, 7.30. Organist, W. S. Tilden. Deacons: W. B. Grover, S. R. Maker. * Clerk, C. W. Spauld- ing. Treasurer and Collector, T. L. Barney. 'Trustees: R. A. Battelle, W. S. Tilden, Charles Dunn. Parish Committee: W. S. Tilden, J. H. Baker, W. B. Grover. Auditor, John Ord, Jr. - Treasurer of Charities, R. W. Baker. Sunday School Superintendent,

Congregational Church, West Main Street.

Rey. Wilbur Johnson, Pastor. Regular Services at 10.45 a. m.; Sunday School immediately after close of the morning service; Sun- day Evening Meeting at 7; Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 7.30. Miss Emma F. Johnson, Organist. Deacons: Benj. Chenery, Frank S. Wight. Parish Clerk, Moses H. Johnson. Standing Com- mittee: F. S. Wight, M. H. Johnson, R. E. Cole. Treasurer and Collector, M. H. Johnson. Sunday School Superintendent, F. S. | Wight; Assistant, R. E. Cole.

Unitarian Church, North Street,

Rey. J. J. Twiss, Pastor. Regular Services at 10.45 a. m Sunday School immediately after the morning service. Organist, W_ R. Smith. Deacons: J. H. Richardson, George W. Kingsbury. Parish Clerk, Samuel Ellis. Parish Assessors and Committee: James Hewins, W. F. Guild and J. H. Richardson. Parish Collector, Alfonso S. Allen. Treasurer, Hamlet Wight. Sunday School Superintendent,

School Committee.

WM. S. TILDEN, Chairman. W. F. GUILD. Miss ELLEN CLIFFORD, Secretary.

Nortu Scuoot - corner of North and School streets. Miss E. B. Bowers, Teacher.

Souta ScHoor - corner of South and High streets. Miss N. E Perley, Teacher.

CENTRE Uprer ScHoot - School house on Pleasant street. Mr.

E. E. Grover, Teacher. °

. CENTRE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL - School house on Pleasant street. Miss L. D. Richards, Teacher.

CrenTRE Primary ScHoot - Nchool house on Main street. Mrs. M. A. B. Dunn, Teacher.

p.m. J.B. Hale, Post Master. -

Open on Wednesday from 3 to 5 p. M., and on Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. Contains 3,000 volumes. Miss Lucretia M. Johnson, Librarian. Trustees: J. H. Richardson, W. S. Tilden, Charles Ham- ant, J. M. Hewins, J. H. Baker Jr.

For a General Line and Largest Stock in Town of

Hals, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Oil & Rubber Clothing, Horse blankets, Carriage Robes &e.

Clothier. 'Our Hatter."

E. E. NEWELL, Proprietor,

Dealer in Beet, Pork, Mutton, Ham, &c.

Canned Goods of all kinds constantly on hand.

Boston, Medfield, and West Dedham Stage & Express.

Leaves Office at 2.30 P Leaves Boston & Pro e Depot at 3.15 P.M. OFFICES: 34 Git Sate and 91 Kit St. Order Box

No. 1 Merchant's Row

Mark goods distinctly, Per Parker's Express.

Che Framingham, Tribune,

Independent, Candid, Fair, Fearless and Reliable.

It contains a large amount of Local and General News, Editorials, Quotations from the best papers ; Farm- ing, Political, Scientific, and Fashion Notes; Stories, Sketches, Receipts, Poetry, and a general miscellany that makes it a welcome guest in every household, while the low price brings it within the reach of all.

One Year, $1.50. Six Months, 75c. Three Months, 40c.

Itg LARGE CIRCULATION makes it a most

Valuable ' cilvertising ' Medium.

C. J. MCPHERSON, Editor and Manager.

A. K. TISDALE, - - - Advertising Agent.

338 Broadway. 6 Winter St.

> A gale B. WAL, AGEN ey

Agent for New England Mutual Life Ins. Co.

Insurance intrusted to this Agency will be carefully placed in Stock or Mutu- al Companies, as desired.

Policies written, and ready at short notice.

ae phe * Raimi: Is ee receiving Ne and Seasonable Goods,

Corner of Main and Pleasant Streets, Medfield, Mass.

Photographie irtist N Jeweller.

Janes Avenue, Medfield, Mass.

Medfield, Mass.

Office Hours till 9 A.M. and I to 3, and 6 to 8, P.M.

m Out of town from Thursday noon until Friday morning.

Saw, Shingle & Grist Mills

Carpenter and Builder,

Paper Hanger.

All work done promptly and at fair prices.

Special attention given to writing Contracts and Specifications.

Residence, Maple Street, Needham. .

Bread, Cake, Crackers, &c.

West Main Street,

Main Street, Medfield, Mass.

Dry & ancy Goods

Silver and. Plated Ware.

Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,

No. 29 Pemberton Sq., Boston.

» Orders promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed.

Factory, East Main Street, Medfield.

Auctioneers : Appraisers

Sales attended to in all parts of the County.

P. O. Address, West Dedham, Mass. J. P. TISDALE, North Walpole, Mass. WM. TISDALE, Dover, Mass.

In charge of Musical Department of State Normal School, Framingham, Mass.

Introduction of Music, as a branch of Study in Public Schools, a specialty.

"Sherborn Tribune"

Contains interesting weekly News Letters from

Framingham, Natick, Sherborn, Medfield, Needham,

Subscription only $1.50 per year.

Address, TRIBUNE, - South Framingham, Mass.

Teamster and Jobber,

Estimates furnished on jobs if desired.

At short notice and reasonable rates.

ALFRED B. = TSpinee

Bel lev in Butter, € Ghose, &

Choice Grades of Vermont Butter for Winter Use a Specialty.

All orders prompiy attended to: Team runs through Medfield, Dover, South Natick, Sherborn and Medway.

Manufacturer of

Tin, Sheet-Lron § Copper Ware

Stoves, Ranges, Pumps, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Glass & Wood Ware. West Main St., Medfield, Mass.

Proprietor of the

Mediield & Boston Overland Express.

Team leaves Medfield on Monday and Friday afternoons and Saad return orders the following day. Moving furniture a specialt

Barges furnished for parties.

Auctioneers, Appraisers,

7 Exchange Meee Room a Boston.

Mortgages negotiated. Abstracts pee ee ae Meee eyances made. Insurance bee ay

Residence, Webster Se Peony eee Sar

Auctioneer and Appraiser.

Par ticular Attention paid to Aucti ion Sales n Sherborn, Medfield, Dover, Natick E'ramingham and vicinity.

Carpenter and Builder.

And Repairing of all kinds thoronghly and promptly attended to.

North Street, Mediield.

Choice Family Groceries,

Personal attention given to supplying families with

Fine Teas, Pure Coffees and Spices, Choice Butter, &c.

A large variety of Canned Goods, Pickles, Table Sauces and Flavoring Extracts constantly on hand.

Orders will be taken and goods delivered in MEDFIELD, Mondays, Wednes- days, Fridays and Saturdays. All orders will receive prompt attention.

Farm Street, Dover, Mass.

The Weft Bulletin,

A Local Paper, published every Saturday,

Re Ms acca oD SES yh

"'The Medfield Bulletin" circulates throughout the surrounding towns and is

The Union Pu blishin ng Company

(. J. McPHERSON, Editor and Manager, I. BE. GROVER, Assistant News Editor. A. K. TISDALE, Business Agent.

No. 297 Washington Street, Boston.

(ilasses fitted according to the most scientific method.

Clothing Dyed, Cleansed and Repaired.

Coats Cleansed and Pressed Sisie celeceee $1. 00 ld Dyed and Pr essed Weltele's sleleleceis afate $1. 7 PUES ME ee tae sy eT Sg Se'ee cease PATVUS Se OPC Ben SSS e oe 5:0 a sein sicip' civics

Vests ss 4 Ra isis\s'ajev o'nele 30 Vests.' she oF SOCBAOC ASEM DBE oh

Opposite Boston and Albany Depot.

Froprictors. BOSTON.

Pianos and Organs, of various makers, for sale and to rent on easy terms.

A good assortment of Stools and Covers constantly on hand. Also, Mahogany Uprights of our own manufacture. Pianos Tuned and Repaired. Pianos Exchanged.

Woonsocket Division !

Connects at Medfield Junction with the Northern Division of the Old Colony R.R At Bellingham with the Milford, Franklin & Providence R.R.

At Woonsocket Junction with Eastern Division of the N. Y. and N. E. R. R. for Southbridge, Willimantic, Hartford, New Haven and Norwich, New York, Philadelphia and Washington.

E. H. TUCKER, Superintendent.

Strangers, as well as residents, are invited to visit the establishment of :

t 400 Washington Street,

Between Franklin and Summer Streets.

Here may be seen upwards of six hundred persons making up into substantial and fashionable clothing one of the largest stocks of fine imported and domestic cloths. This clothing is sold by us exclusively at retail. It is made up for sale to immediate buyers, but it 1s also made to order for custom trade. It is intended to keep con- stantly on hand quality, quantity, and sizes to suit any demands. Everyone, purchaser or not, is welcome ab our establishment.

Peonieoo: DIRECTORY.

Bonney Brothers. Hanks, G. M. North, cor. Janes ave. see p. 11. Hamant, Charles.

Healey, John. Town House Lougee, Zenas. Janes ave.

Ryan, William. Winship, G. W. South.

Brown, Mrs. M.S. Ord place. Campbell, Mrs. M. J. North,

near Main. . Hamilton, E. H. Frairy street,

near carriage factory.

South, see

Main, cor.

North, cor.

Janes ave.

Barney, T. L. Cor. Main and

Fitts, J. A. Cor. Main and

Wood & Co. T. L. Main, see

Clark & Co. M. H. Frairy.

_ Curtis & Co. D. Park.

Johnson, J. M. Cor. Main and Park, see p. 21.

Adams ave.

Bullard, W. H. Pound.

Harding, N. F. North, cor.

Wight, J. G. Railroad.

Baker & Co. J. H. Cor. Frairy and Short, see p. 13.

Cottage, cor.

Pafker, A. B. East Main.

Philip near

Gould & Co. Park, near Cen-

tral station, see p. 7. Richards, L. M. Park, near - Central station, see p. 14.

Rhoades, Frank.

Browne, F. F. Main street, opposite J. A. Fitts' store, see

Bullard, Laura. North. White, J. D. Main street, op-

posite J. A. Fitts' store.

Town House

Sewall, E. S. Town House

Barney, T. L. Cor. Main and

Fitts, J. A. Cor. Main and

Sewall, Mary.

Russell,C. H. Bridge,see p.24.

Parker, H. M_ East Main,

Wheeler, L. W. Railroad, see

Town House

Allen & Sons,Wm.€. North, near Castle Hill, ''Rocky Dale

Gilman, Mrs. W. R. North,

near U. church, see p. 12.

Wood & Co. T. L. Main, near Sewall, MissM.E. Town House Rhodes, E. A. South.

Page, J. W. Frairy, near R.

Maker, 8S. R. - Frairy, near R. Ord, James. Main, near T. H.

tre R. R. station, see p. 7.

Gould & Co. Park, near Cen-

tre R. R. station, see p. 7. Kingsbury, G. W. Spring.

Nelson, P. W. Philip, see p.

Barney, T. L. Cor. Main and Fitts, J. A. Cor. Main and

Janes ave.

North, cor.

Park, nearCen-

Fitts, J. A. Cor. Main and Ryan, Wm. Janes ave. near Town House building, see

ry and Short, see p. 13.

Newell, J. A. North, near Dover line. Parker, A. B. East Main. Central House. North, see p. Medfield House. Cor. North and Green, see p. 6. Clifford, Oliver. Spring, near Hale, J.B. Town House build- Hamant, Charles. Cor. Main and Causeway. Wight, H. W. Railroad. Hewins, James. East Main, Moody, I. A. East Main,

Cassidy Bros. North, stable rear of Frost's block, seep.

Bruce, C. F. North, near

North School House, see page

Allen & Sons. W. C. North, Hutson, H. W. Railroad. Kingsbury, Wm. West Main. Wight & Dunn. South.

Gilman, Mrs. W. R. North,

near Unitarian church, see p.

Hammond, Mrs.S.J. Main, cor. Pleasant, see p. 20.

Smith, W. R. South, see p. Tilden, W.S. Spring, see p.

Babcock, Lowell. Janes ave. near Town House building, see

Babeock, G. G. Janes _ ave. near Town House building, see

Fuller, C. M. East Main, see Richardson, J. H. North.

Spear, S. J. 39 North, see p.

Chamberlain, E. Frairy, near 'carriage factory, see p. 14, Perrigo, 0. M. Janes ave. near Town House building,

Bullard, Edmund. East Main. Curtis, Bradford. East Main. Newell, E. E. North, in Frost's

American Steam Packing Co. North near Farm. Frost, C. T. North, in Frost's Curtis & Co. D. D. Nelson P. W. Philip, see p. 20.

Bennett, Levi. Janes ave. Fairbanks, J. A. West Main. Maker, S. R. Frairy.

Hale,J.B. Town House building.

McGrory, John. Summer. Sherman, R. W.. Railroad.

Hoisington, Dennis. West

Turner, L. H. Janes ave. see

Curtis & Co. D. D. North,

Crosby, H. G. East Main, see Russell,C. H. Bridge,see p. 24.

Ord, James. Main, near Town 'House building.

Parker, A. B. East Main, see

faery Ol MEDFIELD.

Medfield is bounded on the North by Dover, on the' East by Dover and Walpole, on the South by Walpole and Norfolk and on the West by Medway and Sherborn. It has 8145 acres of land, 282 dwelling houses and a total population of 1365 people, the first named figures being taken from the town records of 1884 and the latter from the census of 1880.

Records tell us that it was detached from Dedham in May, 1651, and incorporated as Medfield. It is quite generally supposed that the name was derived from the wide extent of meadow lands bordering on Charles river (which separates it from the towns above named as its western boundary) that sometimes present a beautiful appearance.

The scenery in and around Medfield, is unsurpassed by that of any town in the vicinity, and several artists of note have chosen landscape views from some of the many fine points of observation within its limits. The three churches, Baptist, Congregational and Unitarian, are well sustained; the public schools (five in number) well managed, and in a prosperous condition; the residences and their surroundings kept in an unusually neat condition; the high- ways in good order, all of which denote a good degree of thrift and prosperity.

The highest hills are Cedar Hill and Snows Hill, in the north easterly part of the town, Mt. Nebo in the easterly, Noon Hill in the southwestern, and Castle Hill in the northern section, each of which afford fine views of a large extent of country.

Probably the oldest houses in town are those now known as the Bosworth House, (built in 1697), the King Philip Cottage and the Peak House. The date of the erection of the latter two is obscure, and record tends to show that the 'thonor" so generally ascribed to the Peak, as being the only house now standing, that escaped the fire set by King Philip, in this town, in 1675, is entirely misplaced, as most

likely the house was built since the year 1700. The King Philip Cottage presents many signs of antiquity which would interest lovers of old land-marks. It is not our inteution or province to enter into a description of the many historical facts and events for which the town is so noted, but a full and comprehensive account of these will appear in the new town history which is soon to be published.

Medfield has several manufactories, the principal ones being the .Excelsior Straw Works, a large carriage factory, grain mills and elevator, bonnet wire factory, machine knife factory, steam packing factory, shingle mill, box mill and several saw and grist mills, all doing a good business during their respective seasons. For a detailed account of the above industries, together with the business of the local dealers of all kinds of merchandise here, we refer our readers to their advertisements in this book. The Excelsior Works, when in full operation, furnish employment for 700 persons.

The Town House building, situated on Main street, is a fine structure. It contains a good dry basement where the Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder truck are kept, and proper rooms for company meetings. On the first story may be found the Post Office, Public Library, town officers' room and three stores. On the second story will be found one of the finest halls in this section, well furnished, lighted and heated. The greater part of the cost of this building was paid from a legacy left the town for that purpose, by the late George Chenery, KEsq., and the hall appropriately bears his name.

The G. A. R. Post, (which was named for Moses Ellis, a native and former resident of this town,) is in a flourishing condition, and occupies a hall on Main street, opposite the Town House building, . having leased the hall for a term of years. The Royal Arcanum Council, the Ancient Order of United Workmen Lodge and Medfield Lodge of Grangers, (P of H.) are also in a flourishing condition. They occupy a hall in Frost's block, North street, which is hired by the Workmen for a term of years, and sub let by them to each of the other societies, annually. .

The town has two railroads passing through it, the Woonsocket Division of the New York and New England railroad and the Northern Division ot the Old Colony railroad. The first named road passes through the northwestern part of the town and is connected with the central village by Wheeler's Stage and Express line. There are now five trains daily to Boston and way stations, and four to Woon- socket and way stations. The Northern Division of the Old Colony has a station near the centre of the town and now has four trains daily, north and south, making connections at Medfield Junction with

the Woonsocket Division, at South Framingham with the Boston and Albany, at Walpole with the main line New York and New England, and at Mansfield with the Boston and Providence. It is also connected with Boston and Providence (Dedham branch) railroad, by Parker's Express and stage route to Dedham, via West Dedham. There are two hotels, the Central and the Medfield, both well kept and located on North street, near the centre of the town. . The valuation of the real estate in the town for the year 1884, is $786,494, and of the personal estate is $310,166. The tax rate is The town is a favorite resort for summer visitors, because of its fine drives, its shady streets, its many social advantages and its easy accessibility by rail.

Town Clerk:

Overseers of the Poor:

Fence Viewers: Board of Health: ' School Committee:

Cemetery Committee :

Pound Keeper: Fire Engineers :

Measurer of Wood and Sealer of Weights and Measures :

Selectmen's Regular Business Meeting on the first Saturday in

Adams avenue, from Cottage street to the Junction railroad station.

Bridge street, from Main street to Poor Farm bridge.

Canal street, from Dearth bridge to Railroad street.

Causeway street. from Main street to Orchard street near Upper bridge.

Cedar Hill street, from Main street to Dover line, (the old Hartford

Cottage street, from North street to Frairy street.

Cross street, from Elm street to Philip street near Mt. Nebo.

Curve street, from South street to Spring street.

Dale street, from North street to Bridge street.

Dwight street, from Causeway street to Dwight's bridge.

Elm street, from South street to Walpole line over Mill brook.

Farm street, trom North street to Dover line.

Forest street, from High street to Granite street.

Foundry street, from Philip street to Walpole line.

Frairy street, from North street to Dale street.

Granite street, from High street to line near Walpole plain.

Green street, from North street, eastward, then terminating.

Hale place, Jeads off from South street.

High street, from South school house to Walpole line.

Janes avenue, leads off from North street near Unitarian church.

Main street. from Turnpike bridge eastward to. Walpole and Dover line. Mt. Nebo street, from Main street to Foundry street.

Noon Hill street, from South street to Causeway street.

North street, from Main street at the centre of the town to Dover line. Oak street, from Park street to South street.

Orchard street, from the Upper bridge to Norfolk line.

Ord place, leads off from North street.

Park street, from Main street near Centre station to Oak street.

Philip street, from South street, passing the mills, to Elm street.

Pine street, from North street northeastward to Dover line.

Plain street, from High street southward to Walpole line.

Pleasant street, from Main street at the centre of the town southward. Pound street, from South street northeasterly to Main street.

Rocky Lane street, from South street eastward to Granite street.

Short street, from Main street to Frairy street.

South street, from Main street at the centre of the town to Norfolk line. Spring street, from Main street west of the station to South street. Railroad street, from North street northwesterly to Dover line.

School street, from North street, at the school house, to Railroad street. Summer street, from Green street to Pine street.

West street, from Bridge street to Railroad street.

West Mill street, from Railroad street through Dingle Dell to Dale St. Winter street, from North street to Pine street.

Abbott, Miss Laura A. Pleasant street. Abell, William F. North, near Unitarian church, blocker. Adams, Mrs. Abagail. Bridge. Edward L. Elm, packer. Mrs. Elizabeth. Elm. ' George W. Frairy, bleacher. Lewis L. Cottage, near North, blocker. Lowell. Elm, farmer. Warren H. East Main, machinist. William. North cor. Cottage, bootmaker. Alexander, Lewis E. East Main, carriage smith. Allen, Alphonso L. North, near Castle Hill, farmer and milkman. Joseph E. North, near Castle Hill, farmer and milkman. Allen, Wm. C. North, near Castle Hill, farmer and milkman. Silas. Bridge, boards W. W. Wheelock. Arguin, Thomas C. Park, near grain elevator, teamster. Ashley, J. C. High, nurseryman and fruit grower.

Babcock, Albert J. North cor. Pine, painter. E. Granville. Granite, farmer.

Babcock, George G. South street near Hale place, paper hanger.

Babcock, Lowell. Frairy, painter.

Bailey, Miss Abby. South.

Baker, Joseph H. North, near Cottage, carriage manufacturer. Joseph H. North, near Cottage, newspaper correspondent. Robert W. North, near Cottage, carriage manufacturer.

edriey. Thomas F. Cor. South and Main, hat inspector. Thomas L. Main cor. South, grocer. Bartz, Henry. South, laborer. John. South, pressman. Battelle, Ralph A. Frairy, cor. Cottage. Bennet, Levi. Janes ave., shoemaker. Bent, Edward M. North, blocker. David. Green, teamster. Bingham, Thomas H. Janes ave., carriage painter. Thomas A. North, carriage painter. Walter 8S. North, printer. Bishop, Moses B. H. Canal, farmer. Blackinton, Edward M. South, near railroad crossing, laborer. Blake, Alfred A. Cottage, blacksmith. Charles. Park, book-keeper. Mrs. Irene J., Oak. ; Bonney, Kugene. South, near Walpole line, farmer and farmers' tools. Bonney, Frank K. South, near Walpole line,farmer and farmers' tools. Booth, Charles. South, bleacher. Boylan, Bernard. Oak, near South, carpenter. Braman, George R. East Main, engineer KE. S. W. Brennan, Michel. West Main, farmer. Brigham, Frank. South cor. Oak, student. Joseph. South cor. Oak, laborer. Brisco, Mrs. Rachel. Frairy. Brown, Henry 8. East Main. Isrzl Loring. Railroad, farmer. Mrs. Mary 8. Ord place, boarding-house keeper. Willard H. South, laborer. . Bryant, Alonzo K. South, farmer. Bruce, Charles F. North cor, Pine, mason and plasterer. George W. North, near Dover line, farmer. Bullard, Mrs. Ann: Pound. Edmund. East Main, meat and provision dealer. Hiusdale F. Cottage cor. Adams ave., carpenter. John E. North, painter. John T. South, farmer. Lester C. Adams ave., carpenter. Buntin, James. Pleasant, laborer. Bussey, James B. East Main, near Dover line, farmer. Jazaniah F. East Main, near Dover line, farmer.

(Ganill, Mrs. Lizzie. West Main. Callahan, Michel. Curve, laborer. Campbell, Mrs. Margaret J. North cor. Janes ave. boarding-house Cary, Gilman. South. Cassidy, Frank. Philip, laborer. Joseph E. North, hostler. Chamberlain, Ephraim. Frairy, near carriage factory, photographer. Chase, George R. Bridge, farmer. % Perley S. Bridge, farmer. Chenery, Benjamin. South. Edmund. South, carriage smith. Mrs. Jane B. Pleasant. William. North. Cheney, Martin L. North cor. Farm, farmer. Chickering, Mrs. Sarah. Cottage. _ Clark, Frederick M. South, pressman. Joseph. West Main, farmer. Moses H. South, bonnet wire manufacturer. Thomas S. South, near school-house, farmer. Clifford, Miss Ellen E. Spring, school committee. Oliver. Spring, farmer. Codding, Elmer B. Adams ave. tinsmith. Isaac B. South, clerk. Loring J. Main cor. Pleasant, teamster. Cohoon, Solomon. Main cor. Green, hotel proprietor. Cole, Richard Emmons. Plain, farmer. Coltman, James W. C. Foundry, farmer. Cooledge, Charles L. Hast Main, clerk. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Frairy. Cook, Charles. North, carpenter. William H. Cottage cor. Adams ave. provision dealer. Cox, David. Adams ave. tedmster. Cowan, Charles E. North, pressman. Crane, George. Cottage, box maker. William. North, pressman. Crehore, Benjamin F.- East Main. Crosby, Herman G. East Main,near Town House building, teamster and jobber. Cross, Mrs. Olive C. Pound. Curtis, Bradford. East Main, butcher.

Curtis, Daniel D. North cor. Frairy, straw goods manufacturer. Irving. Main cor. Pleasant. Joseph W. East Main, butcher and meat dealer. Cushman, Jacob R. North. Cutler, Alfred. North, near Dover line, farmer. Lewis A. North, near Dover line, blocker. Cutter, Frank W. Pleasant, blacksmith. Mrs. Laura. Pleasant. Cutten, David. Janes ave., blacksmith.

Danforth, Fred B. Janes ave. bleacher. Daniels, Mrs. Julia. Pleasant cor. Oak. Davis, George. North cor. Pine, farmer. Dawson, James. Pleasant, overseer. Dix, Joseph M. Short, box maker. Donlan, Frank E. Curve, blocker.

James H. Curve, carriage smith. Dugan, William. Curve, laborer. Dunn, Charles. East Main.

Henry J. South, farmer and milkman. Dyer, Alson. Green, painter.

Elmer H- Green, stock assistant.

Knis, Caleb. East Main, near Cedar Hill, farmer. * Edward H. Railroad, station agent at the Junction. John. Main, near Railréad. Samuel. Main, near Railroad, farmer.

Everett, Mrs. A. B. Main cor. Pleasant. Edmund T. Pleasant, janitor of the Town Hall. William H. Main, packer.

Ravens Herbert. Spring, box maker. J. Adison. Frairy, shoemaker. Miss Mary D. Frairy. ae Fales, Gilbert. Spring, clerk. Mrs. Jerusha. Spring. William A. North, moulder. William E. Spring, blocker. Farquar, King. Pleasant, pressman. Fisher, Wm. H. North, bds. Central House, pressman. Wm. Q. North, on Dover line, farmer. Fitsgerald, Michael. Green, laborer. Fiske, Miss Mary M. North.

Fitts, J Julius A. Main cor. North, grocer and ie goods dealer.

Flack, John. East Main, laborer.

F reas William. Main, farmer.

Fowle, Mrs. Mary B. East Main.

Franks, Ellery. Green, blocker.

Freeman, Charles C. Pleasant cor. Oak, pressman.

French, Reuben. North, steam packing manufacturer.

Frost, Clinton T. North, near Unitarian church, pump dealer and

Fuller, Charles M. East Main, physician and surgeon.

(Gamble, Geo. W. North, pressman.

Mrs. Mary A. North, near Unitarian church. Garfield, Charles M. Canal, near Dearth's bridge, farmer.

Daniel L. Canal, near Dearth's bridge, farmer.

Martin L. Canal, near Dearth's bridge, farmer. Getchell, Thomas E. Short, sea captain. Gilbert, Albion C. Curve cor. Spring, blocker.

Isaac H. East Main, clergyman. Giles, George F. Railroad, farmer. Gilley, Edward P. Canal, farmer.

Gilbert F. Canal, farmer. Gilman, Charles W. North, overseer in pressroom E. 8. W.

William R. North cor. Janes ave., overseer.

Mrs. W. R. North cor. Janes ave., milliner. Gilmore, George M. Green, carpenter.

Marcus. South, farmer.

Melvin. Book. Gould, John H. East Main, flour, grain and coal dealer. Grace, Edward. Green.

Wm. H. Green, pressman. Griffin, James. Green, laborer.

Mrs. Mary B. Janes ave. Grover, E. Emmons. South, high school teacher.

Ephraim, O. Janes ave., blocker.

Pascal C. South, overseer.

Wm. B. North, overseer. Guild, Alonzo. South, farmer.

Erastus. Granite, farmer.

Wm. F. Pine, farmer.

Bee erty, Daniel. Noon Hill, farmer. Hale, Jeremiah B. South, Insurance agent and Post-master.

Hamant, Charles. Main cor. Causeway, auctioneer and insurance. Daniel D. High, farmer.

Hamant, Frank D. Philip, near South, farmer and cattle dealer. George D. High, cut wood dealer.

Hamilton, Miss Clara. Main.

Eldon H. Frairy, near carriage factory, pressman. John F. Pound, machinist.

Hammond, Mrs. S. Jennie. Main cor. Pleasant, milliner. -

Hanley, Patrick J, Elm, wheelwright.

Hanks, George M. Main cor. Janes ave., druggist and grocer.

Henry J. Adams ave., farmer.

Hare, Miss Louisa. Frairy.

Harding, Henry Franklin. Railroad, near railroad station, farmer. Lorenzo. Railroad, near railroad station, farmer. Nathan. North, near railroad station.

N. Frank. North cor. Pine, carpenter and builder. William F. North, carpenter. Mrs. Mary. North cor. Farm. Hardy, Joseph. Mt. Nebo, farmer. Hartshorn, Mrs. Ann. Pound. Miss Catherine. East Main. Moses. Pound, whittler. Harwood, Willard. West Main, furnishing jeweller. Haynes, Mrs. Adaline E, Adams ave. Lowell A. North, painter.

Heath, William C. North, laborer.

Healey, John. Town House building, barber.

Hewins, James. East Main, lawyer.

James M. East Main. William P. East Main, farmer.

Hiatt, Richard. Main cor. Bridge, farmer.

Higgins, Philip. East Main, laborer.

Hill, Mrs. Ann. North, near Unitarian church.

Mrs. Sophia. North.

Hoar, Benjamin H. Plain, farmer and gardener.

Hoisington, Dennis. West Main, tinsmith.

Hoffman, Albert. Frairy, blocker.

Holt, Ellis. Noon Hill, farmer.

Hopkins, Mrs. Annie.- Main cor. Pleasant.

Howe, Frank I. Canal, near Railroad, flour merchant.

Hunt, John A. Frairy, carpenter.

Hutson, Herbert W. Railroad, near Canal, milkman.

John G. Railroad, near Canal, farmer.

J ohnson, Andrew. Frairy, blocker. Andrew J. Railroad, near railroad crossing. Mrs.'Emeline. Cottage. Jeremiah. East Main, near Cedar Hill, farmer. Johnson, Joseph M. West Main cor. Park, bread, cake and period- ~ ical dealer. Moses H. South, near Baptist church, tax collector. Samuel. Main cor. Town House building. Samuel Jr. South, grocer. Wilbur. West Main, near Congregational church, clergyman. Jordan, Horatio A. South, near school house, farmer.

Kaen Johu W. East Main, laborer. Kennedy, Dennis. North, (Frost's block), blocker. John. Green, blocker. Keyes, Mrs. Hannah. Janes ave. Keyou, Edwin J. Cor. Janes ave., druggist. King, Thomas. Frairy, laborer. Kingsbury, Albert. South cor. Spring, farmer. Allen A. Spring, carpenter. Edgar W. West Main, near railroad station, carpenter. George W. Spring, near K. pond, farmer. John. West Main, laborer. Warren E. West Main, near Causeway. William. West Main, near railroad station, milkman and

Hata. Mrs. Julia. North.

Lander, Ephraim H. Pound, miller.

Leeds, Joseph W. Pleasant, machinist. Theodore A. Pleasant, moulder.

Lincoln, John W. Railroad, farmer.

Lonergan, Joseph EK. Pound, teamster.

Lougee, Zenas. North, bds. John Mason, barber.

Lovell, Albert A. Railroad, farmer. Mrs. Mary B. South.

Lynch, Daniel. Causeway, farmer.

Lyon, Wm. A. North, pressman.

Mann, William H. East Main, hostler. Maker, Frank H. Frairy, near railroad bridge, carpenter. Seth R. Frairy, near railroad bridge, furniture and stoves:

Marsh, Theodore B. Station agent Old Colony railroad. * Marshall, William. West Main, (M. H. Clark & Co.) bonnet wire Martin, Patrick. Oak. Mason, Amos E. North cor. Railroad, farmer. Frank E. Pleasant, overseer. Harry S. Pound, trimmer. John. Pound, farmer. McCarty, Jeremiah. South, section hand. McClosky, James. Philip, laborer. McGrory, John. Summer, stonelayer. McLaughlin, Alec. Green, dyer. Mrs. Mary. West Main. Meany, David. East Main, farmer. Middlemas, James. Ord place, machinist. Miller, George. West Mill, blocker. George F. West Mill, farmer. Mrs. Martha F. West Main. Mitchell, Edwin V. North, superintendent of the E. S. W. George F. North, engineer E. S. W. Morrill, Elhanan W. Adams ave., cor. Cottage, bleacher. Fred A. South, laborer. George W. Pleasant, dyer. Morse, Mrs. Almira H. East Main. Fred H. Railroad, assistant station agent Junction depot. George A. Spring, carriage smith. Miss Mary. East Main. Miss Lucy. East Main. Moody, Ira A. East Main, machinist. Morang, James V. Green, pressman. Moriarty, Henry. Philip, whittler. Munroe, James W. Bridge, farmer. Murdock, Charles. Park, dyer.

Neiesn James. Philip, farmer. Nelson, P. Warren. Philip, miller. Nickerson, Joseph M. Railroad. Newell, Charles O. East Main, farmer. Edward E." Farm, near railroad crossing, provision market. George A. East Main, farmer. John A. North, near Dover line, trader. Jesse S. Farm, clerk. -

Newell, Mrs. Maria. Bridge. Miss Mary A. Pine, near Dover line. Norton, Mrs. Elizabeth H. South.

Ord, James. North cor. Ord place, furniture dealer. John. North cor. Ord place. John Jr. Main cor. Pound, book-keeper. Osborne, George H. South, shellacer. O'rourke, Thomas. Curve, laborer.

Peantess Joseph N. East Main, clergyman. Parker, Alonzo B. East Main, undertaker.

Henry M. East Main, expressman.

Mrs. Mary. South.

Roswell K: Pleasant, laborer. Payson, Edward. Pleasant, box maker. Pember, John. Farm, market clerk.

John H. High, carpet lining maker. Perrigo, Orion M. North, hotel proprietor. Pettis, George E. North, grocer.

Pfeaff, Jacob. North, brewer.

Phelps, Mrs. F. H. High.

Pierce, Wm. H. Spring, stock clerk. Plimpton, Charles. Hale place, packer.

David. Pine, farmer.

Melvin G. Hale place, overseer. Porter, Joseph M. Ord. ave., teamster.

(Quiney, John A. South, farmer.

iHeantin, L. Main cor. North, clerk. Rhodes, Edwin A. South, fish dealer. Frank. South, variety store. Richards, Mrs. Harriet. North. Lewis M. North, wood and coal dealer. Thomas D. Frairy, wire maker. William V. South, butcher. Richardson, John H. North, physician. Henry F. A. North, carriage trimmer. Ricker, George K. Pine, carpenter. Roberts, William B. West Main, pressman. Rogers, James E. Ord place, shellacer. Warren. North, bds. Hotel, blocker.

Russell, Charles H. Bridge, expressman. Mrs. Catherine. Green. Ryan, William. Janes ave., blacksmith and hardware.

Saat Henry F. North, head book-keeper E. S. W.

Horace P. North, carpenter.

Webber, Adams ave., pressman.

Schools, John. West Mill, farmer.

John H. Bridge, laborer.

Thomas E. North, shellacer. | Scott, Charles H. South, leghorn department.

Sewall. Charles C. West Main, clergyman.

Edward U. West Main, farmer.

Miss Elizabeth S. West Main, dressmaker.

Miss Mary E. West Main, dry and fancy goods. Sherman, Reuben W. Railroad, stonelayer.

Rentillus E. Adams ave., machanic. Shumway, Benjamin F. Farm, near Dover line, farmer.

George H. North cor. Cottage, carriage maker.

John W. West Main, carpenter.

Simpson, Samuel W. Janes ave., blocker. Smith, Clark. Spring.

Fred M. East Main, carriage painter.

George H. East Main, printer.

Jeremiah R. South, farmer.

Mrs. Mary B. Pleasant,

Thomas. Bridge, pressman. . Smith, William R. South, music dealer and teacher. Snow, Mrs. Lydia. Foundry. Spaulding, Charles W. North, carriage body maker. Spear, Stillman J. 39 North, printer. Springer, Enos O. North, near Castle Hill, farmer. Steele, Miss Margaret. Elm. | Stone, George F. East Main, machinest.

Nathan A. North, blocker. Sullivan, David. East Main, laborer.

John E. Pleasant, baker.

A taver Ambrose. Canal, farmer. Charles D.. Canal, farmer. Frank H. North, shipping clerk. Harrison P. Canal, farmer.

Taylor, Archibald G. Adams ave., mechanie. . Thatcher, Edward H, Main cor. Pleasant. Thayer, Miss Emeline. "South.

Elijah. Main cor. North. Thompson, George. West Main, blocker. Thurston, John Y. West Main, farmer, Tilden, Perry. Spring.

William S. Spring, music teacher. Tobin, John. Pine, laborer.

Michel. Frairy, laborer. Tracy, James M. Oak cor. Pleasant, Old Colony section foreman, Trask, Mrs. East Main, near Baptist church, Tufts, Joseph D. Canal, farmer. Turner, Charles. South, baker.

Lewis H. North, tinsmith.

S. Foster. High, farmer.

Stephen. High, farmer. Twiss, James J. North, clergyman.

eae Thomas. West Main, ''King Phillip cottage."

Wines Thomas. Elm, near South, farmer. W alton, John H. North, steam packer. Ware, Mrs. Susan. South. Warner, Charles. East. Main, laborer. Webb, Robert. East Main, laborer. Weiker, Conrad. Green, cabinet maker. Raymond. _ North, bds. Central House, pressman. Reynold, Green, dyer. William F. Bridge cor. Main, farmer. West, John. Curve, laborer. Weston, George L. Hast Main, straw goods salesman. Wheeler, John EK. Railroad, hostler and teamster. Wheeler, L. W. Railroad, expressman. Wheelock, William W. Bridge, town farm keeper. White, Miss J. D. Main cor. Pleasant, dressmaker. Whiting, Daniel W. Main, near Town House building, blocker. Wight, Francis S. South, farmer and milkman. George H. Railroad, farmer. Hamlet. North cor. Railroad, farmer. Miss Hattie H. North.

Wight, Henry F. Railroad, farmer. Henry G. Railroad, laborer. Herbert W. Railroad, ice dealer. Wight, Jonathan G. Railroad, carpenter. Miss Sarah H. North. Wiley, Lyman A. Bridge, blocker. Williams, Mrs. Eliza P. South. Wilson, Bennett. East Main, carriage-smith. Winship, George W. South, blacksmith. Wood, Thomas L. Main, dry and fancy goods. Edward H. Spring, engineer at grain elevator. Woods, Samuel. Granite, farmer. Wright, David. Green, watchman E. S. W.

ya lie

Forging, Carriage nea a id scene Jobbing. ee: sete ce os idoaseite - ~ Se ibe Te

Mills and Elevators.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Medhield Ml pole, East Medway, and Medway Millage.

Dealer in Dry & Fancy Goods,

Laces, Prints, Linings, Buttons, Spool Cotton, Silk, &e., &e.

Manufacturers of

Cotton Batting and Comforters,

WILLARD LEWIS. Walpole, Mass. WILLARD I. LEWIS.

Peer >) EP SON.

Meat MWMrlarket !

Constantly on hand a good assortment of all kinds of

East Street, - - Walpole, Mass.

New and Second-Hand Ice Chests

Residence, Kendall St., Walpole.

Auctioneers#Appraisers

PP. O. Address, West Dedham, Mass. A 'J. P. TISDALE, North Walpole, Mass. WM. TISDALE, Dover, Mass.

Manufacturer of and Dealer in

Mattresses and Feathers.

Mattresses of all descriptions constantly on hand and made over at short notice.

Furniture Repairing and Upholstering a Specialty.

Owing to extensive changes and repairs taking place at the American House

Quincy House, Brattle Street,

Where he may be consulted Wednesday and Saturday of each week.

-- - For Day and Boarding Pupils...

Mrs. J. W. DUKES, Principal. Miss F. DUKES, Ass't.

JONAS HH. FRENCH, Prest. H. Hl. BENNETT, Treas, (. W. FOSTER, Supt.

Cape Ann Granite Co.

Bui aud Monumental Wark,

40 Water St.

Quarries: BAY VIEW, GLOUCESTER, Mass.

- - Also, Dealers in - -

Carpenter and Builder,

Prepared to do work in Walpole and vicinity.

Crockery, Hardware, Furniture & Bedding, Flour & Grain.

AND LivibbRy 0A ae Walpole, Mass.

Fine Location ; Good Rooms. Accommodations for 50 guests JAMES MANNING, Proprietor. 4

Jobbing Mason.

And General Jobbing.

Special attention paid to the setting of Boilers, Furnaces, Ranges, Grates, &c.

MAIN STREET, near Kendall, WALPOLE.

Congregational Church, (Centre,) East Street.

Rey. F. J. Marsh, Pastor. Regular Services at 11.00 a. m.; Sunday School immediately after; Sunday Evening Meeting at 7.00 p. M.; Wednesday Evening Meeting 7.30. Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor every Friday evening at 7.30 Pp: m. Organist, Joshua Allen. Deacons, Willard Lewis, S. E. Guild, Johu N. Sherman, Bradford Lewis. Parish Clerk, Samuel Allen. Parish Committee: Loring Johnson, E. P. Stetson, Samuel E. Guild. Treasurer and Collector, M. W. Allen. Church Clerk and Treasurer, Frederick Guild. Superintendent of Sunday School, Myron H. Piper. Assistant Superintendent, S. E. Bentley. Sunday School Treasurer, Arthur §. Allen.

First Parish, Unitarian, Common Street.

Rev. J. H. Weeks, Pastor. Regular Services at L1 o'clock a. M. ; Sunday School immediately after morning service. Organist, Miss Fannie Hartshorn. Deacons, Horatio Boyden and Newell Boyden. Parish Clerk, James G. Scott. Parish Committee: Warren Harts- horn, Beeri Clark, H. C. Briggs. Treasurer, Porter S. Boyden. Society Committee: F. O. Pilsbury, C. D. Hartshorn and Robert S. Gray. Superintendent of Sunday School, Rev. J. H. Weeks. Teachers' Meeting, Monday evenings.

Methodist Church, CCentre,) Main Street,

Rev. J. P. Kennedy, Pastor. Regular Service at 11.00 a. mM; Sunday School immediately after; Sunday Evening Service at 7.00 p.m. ; Class Meeting Tuesday evening at %.45 p.m.; Prayer Meeting Friday evening, 7.45 P.M. Organist, Myra Pember. Stewards: N. B. Winslow, N. W. Fisher, Gideon Howe, G. D. Goss, A. C.

Holt, George A. Pierce, Fred Thomas, A. M. Brown. Trustees, ' Eben Fuller, George H. Kingsbury, R. H. Duff, N. W. Fisher, Gideon Howe, George A. Pierce, A. M. Brown. Recording Stew- ard and Treasurer, N. W. Fisher. Superintendent of Sunday School George A. Pierce. Assistant Superintendent, Gideon Howe. Sunday School. Treasurer, Lizzie M. Page. Sunday School Secretary, Josie Thomas. Librarian, Fred Thomas.

St. Francis Catholic Church, cor. East and Diamond Sts,

Rev. Francis Gouesse, Pastor. Sunday Morning Service at 10.00 A.M. Sexton, William Mahoney.

Congregational Church, East Walpole

Rev. C. B. Smith, Pastor. Morning Service at 11.00 a.m; Sunday School and Bible Class immediately after; Evening Meeting at 6:30 Pp. mM. Evening meetings are conducted by one of the follow- ing gentlemen once a month: Rev. Ellis Mendell on first Sunday in the month; F. O. Winslow, second Sunday; Rev. Edwin Thompson, third, which is generally temperance meeting, and S. W. Billings, fourth Sunday. Sewing Circle once a week in winter; President of Circle, Mrs. Samuel Fuller. Vice President, Mrs. Simon Gould. Secretary, Miss Sarah Pettee. Treasurer, Miss Julia Lewis. Dea- con of Church, Wm. W. Rhoads. Church Clerk, John A. Brown. Church Treasurer, Wm. W. Rhoads. Trustees, Simon Gould, chair- man; Wm. W. Rhoads, Mrs. Samuel Fuller. Sunday School Superintendent, John A. Brown. Assistant Superintendent, Nathan A. Cobb. Secretary, Ada Gould. Treasurer, Wm. W. Rhoads.

Methodist Church, South Walpole.

Rev. F. H: Smiley, Pastor. Sunday School at 11.00 a. m; Preaching at 1.30 Pp. m.; Evening Service at 7.00; Class Meeting on Tuesday evening at 7.30; Prayer Meeting on Thursday evening at 7.30. Stewards, Sanford Mann, C. L. Ellis, E. C. Boyden, E..P. Boyden, George' Scott. Trustees, N. E. Mann, C. L. Ellis, E. C. Boyden, E. P. Boyden, George Scott. Treasurer, Collector and Class Leader, E. P. Boyden. Sunday School Superintendent, E. P. Boyden, Assistant Superintendent, S. L. Mann. Secretary and Treasurer, W. M. Nottage. Librarian, J. Parker Boyden. Organist, W. W. Shepard. Chorister, I. H. Bullard. |

Carpenter and Builder.

Kstimates Furnished and Building Material always on hand. Walpole, Mass.

Manufacturers of

Mechanical Engineer and Millwright.

Steam Engines and Water Wheels. Shaifting Hangers and Pullies. Pattern Making and Gears Re-coged. Draughting and Specifications.

Special attention given to the construction of Mill Dams and Flumes.

Groceries, Flour, Choice Teas,

Earthen and Wooden Ware,

orner of West and Elm Streets, Walpole, Mass.

Aroceries & Provisions of all. Kinds

Tongues, Sausages, ete.

70 Main Street, Walpole. TRA FISHER, ies '¢ Fresh Milk Farm on Fisher Street, North oe Mass.

An exper of Nineteen yea nables me to ce he wants of customers and I gu aoe satisfa ta a to is one

Walpole, Mass.

cEManulacturers of So

' Carpenter and Builder.

Piinutze furnished on Contracts for the erection of buildings of any style or size.

Residence and Shop on Common Street.

OAL UE BROWN, Proprietor. Pure Milk Wholesale and Retail, Main Street, - - - Walpole, Mass.

Horse shoer & Carriage Smith

Careful attention paid to all work entrusted to me.

Carpet Linings, Roofing Paper, &c.

Bo oe SE

Walpole Emery Mills

Office and Factory, |

Wannfacturers of Paper

Hast Walpole Mass.

A First-Class Boarding School for both sexes.

Situated in the town of.Franklin, twenty-seven miles from Boston, and seventeen from Providence, on the New York and New Jngland Railroad, and easily accessible from all parts of New England. The town contains about four thousand inhabitants, has five

churches, a good town library, and is withal a very desirable place for an educational

Preparatory Course of one year, College Preparatory of four years, Academic of four ears, and an English Course of three years; the latter is designed to fit young men for usiness. Students not desiring to graduate are allowed to select any studies from the

above courses, provided the seJected studies come regularly in the term desired.

This department is thorough and effective in its working, offering every facility afford- ed by the BOSTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, with the additional advantage of individual instruction. Mr. James M. Tracy, teacher of Piano and Organ, Thorough Bass and Harmony, has been a teacher in the Boston' Conservatory of Music for the past twelve

ears, and is one of the best teachers in New England. Mrs. Little, teacher in Vocal Arata, has been long and favorably known among the teachers of Boston.

The work of this department bears witness to the excellence of the instruction there.

Including tuition, room-rent, heat, light, board and incidentals, per year Two Hundred Dollars. Tuition for day scholars Ten Dollars per term.

For circulars and catalogue address Prot. I. I. BORRINGTON, Principal,

Franklin, Mass.

Walpole division of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, including the towns of Walpole, Foxboro and Medfield.

Under orders of J. C. Upham of Worcester. Operator ; Hattie L. Green, Assistant.

Cram, A. N., residence.

Craig, Henry E., store.

Dupee, Henry D., office. Fisher, David.

Gray, S. & Co., office. Hartshorn, Charles H., market. Hartshorn, Chas. H., residence.

Lewis, B. & Son.

' Lewis, Bradford, residence. Lewis, E. Frank, residence. Lewis, E. Frank, office.

Lewis, James B., residence. Lewis, Willard & Co., office. Lewis, Willard I., residence. Manning, James, hotel. McPherson, Chas. J., residence. Moore, Wm.

Norton Manufacturing Co,

O.C.R. R. Co., freight office. Pember, Stephen, office. Plimpton Bros., store. Stetson, A. E., office. Stetson, A. E., residence. Way, John A., residence. Winslow, Emmons, residence. Walpole Emery Mills, office, South Walpole. Walpole Star Office.

James H. Kivlin,

Western Union Telegraph Co., Willard Brothers,

Plympton, Dr., residence.

Bird, Charles S., residence.

Bird, Frank W., residence.

Bird, F. W. & Son, office.

Bird, F. W. & Son, upper mill.

Hollingsworth & Vose, lower -

Butterworth, George H., *+Pay

Cook, Wm. T. & Co., office.

Foxboro' Foundry and Machine Co., office. |

Old Colony R. R. Co., office.

Pond, V. S., steam mill.

Williams, George F., residence.

Curtis, D. D. & Co., straw shop.

Gould & Co., flour, grain and

Lovell, A. A., residence, .

Speer, S. G., job printer.

Wood, T. L., boots and shoes, fancy goods, ''Pay Station."

Wheeler, L. W., express.

I ouge and ('arriage Painters.

Painting done in all its branches and best work guaranteed. Paper Hanging, Kalsomining, Whitewashing, Graining, Xc.

Makers of ELASTIC CEMENT for leaky roofs, chimneys, gutters, etc.

Coal & Wood. All kinds of Wood cut to any desired length, and delivered. Walpole, Mass.

Manufacturer and Dealer in

Harnesses, Whips, Collars, Saddles

Wain Street, Walpole, Mass.

Restaurant & Boarding House,

Meals at all hours.

Blacksmith and Horse-shoer

Particular attention paid to Shoeing Horses that Interfere, Overreach, etc.

WwoondD SHOP CONNECTED.

Main St., near Gill, Walpole, Mass.

('arriage Puililer and nd Wheelwright,

Particular attention paid to ce fm the most thorough manner.

The best facilities during the Fall and Winter months for killing and dressing hogs.

Practical House Painter

_ And everything pertaining to the trade at reasonable prices.

N° Bea VALE ee ee

Coffins, Caskets, Robes, Freezer, Hearse, Carriages, Residence Hast Street, Walpole, Mass.

"KOA Gog Hood BD ay

Elbridge B. Piper. Post 157, G A. R.

Meets the first and third Monday evenings of each month in Bacon Hall, Main street.

Commander, George E. Craig; Senior Vice Commander, Joseph Madigan ; Junior Vice Commander, Horace A. Spear; Adjutant, Jason Lewis; Surgeon, Dr. 8. E. Stone; Quartermaster, N. W. Fisher ; Chaplain, George H. Morse; Officer of the Day, F. A. Hartshorn ; Officer of the Guard, J. H. Hathaway ; Sergeant Major, M. W. Allen; Quartermaster Sergeant, R. H. Duff.

ANCIENT OrDER OF UNITED WORKMEN, meets the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month in Bacon Hall, Main street, at

Past Master, John KE. Mann; Master Workman, Charles G. Fogg ; Foreman, Charles A. Booth; Overseer, A. N. Cram'; Recorder, J. Ed. Stone; Financier, James B. Lewis; Receiver, F. O. Pilsbury ; Guide, H. N. Lewis; Inside Watchman, Fred A. Hartshorn; Outside Watchman, J. H. Hathaway; Trustees, C. H, Hartshorn, J. B. Lewis, S. E. Guild ; Medical Examiner, S. E. Stone M. D. |

Spring Brook Council No, 732, Royal Arcanum.

Spring Brook Councit, No. 732, Roya ArcANuM, meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month in Bacon Hall, Main street, at

Past Regent, John E. Mann; Regent, Fred H. Fowler; Vice Regent, Charles A. Booth; Orator, W. B. Allen; Chaplain, M. H.

Piper ; Secretary, H. E. Craig; Guide, A. N. Cram; Collector, H. N. Lewis ; Treasurer, F. O. Pilsbury ; Warden, N. E. Winslow; Sentry, F. E. Greene ; Trustees, David Fisher, Julius Guild, J. F. Freeze.

Rerance Loner, No. 137, I. O. O. F., meets every Thursday night. in Bacon Hall, Main street, at 8 p. mM. Arthur N. Cram,

Neponset Lodge No. 144, Good Templars,

Neponser Loper. No. 144, Goop Tremprars, meets every Sat- urday evening in Good Templar Hall, Main street, at8 p.m. A. W. Carrie Parker; W. L. H. S., Emma Schells.

Board of Engineers :

NEPONSET HOOK & LADDER CO., No. 1, (Twenty Men.)

Foreman, Frank N? Gay; Assistant Forman, Lewis F. Fales; Clerk, Elmer Spear ; Steward, Billings Ellis.

Foreman, Harrison N. Lewis; Assistant Foreman, James H. Hathaway ; Clerk, Holmes Nye ; Steward, E. Munroe Boyden.

TIGER ENGINE CO., No. 1, South Walpole, (Thirty-two Men.)

Foreman, Fred Tiffanny; Assistant Foreman, F. E. Jennison; Clerk, T. J. Riordan; Steward, R. C. Tiffanny; Second Assistant, D. E. Bailey. Engine house on Summer street.

Union Sewing Circle, Walpole.

Mrs. AUGUSTUS PAGE, Pres. Miss JULIA SCOTT, Vice Pres. Mrs. F. G. MERRICK, Secretary and Treasurer.

Executive Committee:

JAMES G. SCOTT, President. S. EMLYN STONE, Treasurer. _ WASHINGTON GLOVER, Secretary.

ISAAC NEWTON LEWIS, President. DAVID FISHER, Vice Pres) SAMUEL,ALLEN, Sec'y and Treas. ALBERT D. WILLETT, Superintendent.

N. B. WILMARTH, President. J. H. LELAND, Treasurer. E. P. BOYDEN, Clerk.

NATHAN A. COBB, Seaton.

Cemetery in charge of Simon Gould.

Post Office, Main Street.

Office hours - From 7 A. M. to 8 Pp. M. Patrons should always register all valuable mail matter. S. W. HARTSHORN, Postmaster.

Public Library, Town Hall Building,

Town Hall, Main street, near Common. Miss Addie L. Pills- bury, Librarian. Open from 3 to 5 and 6 to 8 Pp. M., every day but Sundays and Mondays.

Railroad Offices,

Union Passenger Station, junction New York & New England and Old Colony Railroads. M.C. Murphy, Ticket Agent and Oper- ator; George D. King, Baggage Master; Charles D. Rice and E. Emlyn Stone, Signal Operators.

Union Freight Depot opposite passenger station.

New York & New England Freight Depot and Office. East between Main and Station. Fred H. Fowler, Agent; M. Grant Woodward, Clerk ; D. Percy Roe and Thomas A. Hale, Assistants.

Old Colony Freight Depot, between West and Hanners' Crossing, office at Union Freight Depot. Charles E. Wood, Agent; Daniel J. Sullivan, Assistant.

Schools, School Committee, Teachers, &c.

School Commnvittee.

Rev. J. H. WEEKS, Chairman. WILLARD I. LEWIS. M. H. PIPER, Secretary. R. S. GRAY.

Hieu Scuoor - Building on Common street. Mr. L. N. Cum- mings, Teacher.

VILLAGE GRAMMAR - School street. Mr. E. H. Holmes, Teacher.

SEcoND GRAMMAR - ~School street. Miss Annie Bird, Teacher.

East GRAMMAR - East street. Mr. C. W. Chase, Teacher.

South GRAMMAR - Washington street. Miss M. Sylvester,

Nortu ScwHoor, (Mixed) - Main street. Mr, F. H. Pease,

West Scuoor, (Mixed) - Cedar street. Miss H. R. Stanley,

CrentTRE Primary, Frrst - Common street. Miss L. F. Adams,

Centre Primary, SEconD - Common street. Miss A. L. Boy- den, Teacher.

East Primary - East street. Miss S. F. Everett, Teacher.

Sourmn Primary - Washington street. Miss Lizzie Bird, Teacher.

Old Colony Railroad

goes fo

Leave Walpole at 5.55 P.M.

S.A. WEBBER. Div. vg

Make no mistake when then use the columns of the

For wt enters almost every home in town and is steadi- _ly increasing in circulation and infiuence.

Its forty-eight columns of matter every week make it one of the. most interesting of country papers. No larger weekly paper published in the county.

If you want the news, subscribe now, $2.00 a year in advance; same proportion for three and six months.

If you have anything Lost, Found, For Sale, To Let, Wanted, c&e., c&c., let the "public know wt through these columns.

Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Trimmings, and other goods

Pertaining to the business always on hand. Superior Work done at Reasonable Rates.

Bird's Building, corner West. and Elm Streets, WALPOLE, MASS.

Walpole Office, Plimpton St., at residence. Boston Office, 151 Congress Street.

Order Boxes 16 Commercial Street corner of South Market, and 200 Summer Street.

Connected by Telephone.

Capacity, 3,000 pounds Fancy Colors per day.

Matching to shade. 400 different colors and shades,

Located at the Junction of the New York and New England Railroad and Old Colony Railroad, connecting with Boston & Albany and Boston & Providence Railroads direct, ~ giving the best facilities for receiving and shipping freight. Teams. daily to Boston, re- ceiving or delivering goods at any depot or point in the city. Goods in process or held for orders in Storehouse covered by insurance against loss by fire.

Practical House Painter

All pure Calcutta Linseed Oil in barrels, or less

if wanted.

White TLead by the ton, hundred weight, or less. Glue and Whitening, Gold Leaf and Bronze, Red Lead and Litharge. The best paint of

all colors. Paint Brushes, flat and round, the best ever made. Window Glass in every size by the box or single jight. Sashes, Blinds, Hangings, Fasts, etc.

Wall Papers and Borders.

The best lead made and warranted absolutely pure.

All the above sold for cash at the verv lowest terms, and everything I sell is warranted the very best.

Main Street, Walpole, Mass.

Telephone connected with Stable.

Carriages at the Depot on arrival of all trains.

- Daniel G. Willard. George C. Willard.

Walpole Dye & Chemical Works

44 & +6 Oliver street, Boston, Mass.

SOLE AGENTS : - J. Marshall n & Co. pee Ase rae S| cl , Lyo

louse and (larriage Painti no

Satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. Shop and Residence, Common St. near Lewis Av.,

Bradford Lewis & Son,

For Creantnc Macuinery.

prapvord LEwis, WALPOLE, MASS, dawns B. LEWis.

Manufacturers of

Watpote, Mass.

Hast Walpole Stage, JOSEPH €. MADIGAN, Proprietor.

Connects Asani trains East and West on New York nd New England Railroad.

Passengers and Express Matter called for and delivered.

Groceries, Flour and Grain, Butter, Cheese, &c.

Opp. Town Hall, Walpole, Mass.

i RECEIPT of ab cts,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

Corner of Devonshire and Milk Streets,

No. 15 Federal Street, Boston. Try advertising in "* THE WALPOLE STAR."

Represents the following well Known companies:

Insurance effected in the above safe and reliable companies at reasonable

This Company endorses in all policies, CASH and PAID UP VALUES,

according to the famous Massachusetts non-forfeiture law.

Boston Office, 31 Milk Street, Room 4.

(es Your patronage is most respectfully solicited. |

Norwich Line

Between Boston and New York.

Express Train LEAVES BOSTON at 6.30 p.m.

Connecting at New London at 10.15 P.M. with Steamers.

~ Tickets, Staterooms and Berths may be secured at

No. 332 Washington Street, Boston,

And at the N. Y. and N. E. R. R. Depot, foot of Summer St.

'A. C. KENDALL, Gen. Pass, Agent. Neighborhood news in " THE WALPOLE STAR."

Job Printing in all its branches neatly executed at

if OFFICE

Yass vu

at moderate rates for one or more newspapers.

CHAS. J. McPHERSON, - - General Manager.

Tisdale, James P. & Wm. J. P. Tisdale residence North, near Fisher, see page 54.

West, Chas.O. Main, cor. East.

Bradstreet, Walter C. Common, rear of hotel.

Gay, Luman. Main, near Gill,

Howe, Gideon.

'Walsh, Richard. Washington, South Walpole, see p. 52.

Corbett, Thomas. Washington, East Walpole.

Landa, Patrick. East Walpole.

Engley, A. F. Lewis ave. Clapp, Miss Helen.

near West. Spear, Israel. Main, near Cross. Fisher, Albert. East, near Main. Reed,$.G. Spring, near West. Lahan, Mary. Station.

Main, near

ford Lewis and Harrison N. Lewis) rear of Main,see p. 76.

Allen, Melzar W. East, near Diamond, see p. 56.

Bonney, Leavitt and Henry E. Common, near South.

Boyden, Porter 8. Common, near South, see p. 61.

Hartshorn, Asa L. REG) ds

Whitehouse, Joseph. Union, near Washington, East Walpole.

Bird, Chas. Main, cor. Bullard. Ellis, Billings. High School place, off Common.

Gay, Albert. Main, near Gill,

Gay, Frank N.

Carroll, William O. South Walpole.

High School

Union Mill Co. Stephen Pem- ber, agent, South, near Com-

Lewis, Willard & Co. (Willard . Lewis & Willard I. Lewis),

West and Station, see p. 58.

Norton Manf. Co. (A. N. Cram, Treas.) South, near Common, see p. 59.

Lewis, Bradford & Son. (Bradford Lewis & James B. Lewis) rear of Main, see p. 76.

Kennedy, Mrs. Teresa. near Main.

Williams, Mrs. Henry. near Kendall.

Gay, Mrs. Lottie M. Plimpton.

Allen, Miss Etta. Common, near South.

Blake, Mrs. Ada E. East, near Main, see p. 52.

Walpole Dye & Chemical Works. Junction of N. Y. & N. E. and O. C. railroads. Boston office, 46 & 44 Oliver street, see p. 75.

Walpole Emery Mills. (A. H. Kimball, Treas.) South Walpole, see p. 62.

Madigan, Joseph C, Walpole, see p. 76. Winslow,N. Emmons. Plimp-

ton, near Main, see p. 73. Briggs, Horace C. Main, near Town House,Adams Ex. Agt. Neal, Benjamin F. Main, near

Gill, Ira. Stetson's.dam.

Spear, Geo. P. Plimpton, see Guild, Fisher.

Billings, Chas. H. Washington, Seuth Walpole. Bird, Daniel P. West, cor. opposite Town Hall,see p. 77. Freese, John F. Washington, East Walpole, see p. 56. Plimpton Bros. East, cor. Main.

Gould & Co. East, near Station,

Hartshorn, Chas. H. Main,

Smith, David. Main, Walpole Hotel. James Man- ning, proprietor, Main, cor. Neponset ave., see p. 56.

Hartshorn, F. A. Residence, School. Ice house, Diamond, Lewis, E. Frank. (Wholesale) near wool scouring mill on

Boyden, Warren. near Lewis ave., see p. 77. Morey, George P. Elm, near

Old Colony crossing. Lane, Everett. East, near Main.

Lewis, Isaac Newton.

East cor, Plimpton,

office 82 Devonshire. Allen, J. & S. (Samuel and - Walter B. Allen) Beach, cor.

Kendall, see. p. 60.

Stetson, Edward P. Main, foot of Kendall.

Hartshorn, Chas. H. Main, near East,-see p. 60. 0'Brion, John P. East, near Fuller, Ebenezer. Kendall, see p. 56. corner Allen. Stearns, Joseph T. Washington,

Main, near

South Walpole. : Mahoney, Wm. South, near

Union mill, see p. 54.

Fisher, Ira. Fisher, see p. 60. Fisher, Nathan W. Fisher. Hutchinson, Aaron. Spring, junction of Main.

Brown, Alexander M. Main, near Oak, see p. 61.

Guild, Chas. H. Granite.

Stetson, Albert E. Main, near Kendall, see p. 53. Johnson, Benj. F. Robbins,

near Cemetery. Rooney, John B.

Belcher,Miss Lucy A. Rooms

over Bird's store, near Town

Boyden, Maynard B. South. Hartshorn, Calvin.

East, near

near South. Johnston, Samuel L. Com- mon, near South, see p. 59. Walpole Star. Chas. J. Mc- Pherson, editor and manager,

Merrill, Benjamin F. & Son. (Benj. F. Merrill & Warren

Hall, Chas. 0. South, South Walpole, see p. 66.

Bacon, Wm. T. High School

Gay, Jesse & Son. Washing-

.ton, East Walpole, also Fisher street, Northend, see p. 65.

South, see

Bird, F, W. & Son. Kast

Walpole, see page 62. Hollinsworth & Vose. E. Wal- Chamberlain, Warren. Robbins. Harris, Geo. M. Washington, South Walpole.

Johnson, B. Scott. East, near

Spear, Geo. P. Plimpton, see

Guild, Fisher. Main, corner of

Pilsbury, Frank 0. Main, near Common, see _ outside

Stone, S. Emlyn, M.D. Main, near Neponset ave.

Runnells, A. J., M.D. West, corner of Elm.

Keble School. Mrs. J. W. Dukes, Principal. Common, near Lewis ave., see p. 54.

Town Hall. Main. Bacon Hall. Main. Blackburn's Hall. Main. Bird's Hall. Washington, East Billings' Hall. South Walpole.

Union Publishing Co. C. J.

McPherson, general manager, branch office at the Walpole Star office, see p. 80.

Fisher, Albert. East, near

Clark, Alton N. Clark's place. Tisdale, Percy E.. Brook.

Adams, John Quincy. Summer, South Walpole. | Fulton, Artemas W. East, near Moore, Barnard B. North, cor. Shepardson, Henry N. Main, ~ near East.

Willard Brothers. (Daniel G. and Geo. C.) Main, near Hast, see page 75, Manning, James. Main, cor. Neponset ave., see p. 56. Bullard, Isaac H. Water, cor. Washington, South Walpole.

Barrett, T. A. Main, near East.

Early, John. Main, near East. Wilmarth, Naaman B. East,

near School, 'see p. 66. Cobb, Nathan A. Union, East

Fisher, David. Spring, near- Hanners' crossing, see p. 65. Lewis, E. Frank. Elm, near Old Colony crossing, also mill

on Diamond street.

Walpole is bounded on the north by Norwood, Dedham, Dover and Medfield, on the east by Dedham, Norwood and Sharon, on the south by Sharon and Foxboro and. on the west by Norfolk and Medfield. It has 12,469 acres of land taxed, 468 dwelling houses according to the town report of 1884, and according to the census of

The town, formerly a part of Dedham, was incorporated Décome ber 10, 1724, being named in honor of Sir Robert Walpole, who was then prime minister of England. Its surface is a happy blending of hills, valleys and plains, and a great number of small streams run through it, affording numerous water powers. For scenery and healthfulness it compares well with its neighbors, and is much sought by summer visitors. A fine public Library, public High and Grammar schools (of which there are seven,) six churches, two Congregational, two Methodist, Unitarian and Catholic, societies of different kinds, good stores, fine depot, well kept roads and ear make it an attractive place of residence.

Its traditions are all honorable, and in troublous times its citizens have ever been in the front rank of those whv were willing to sacrifice, and if need be, die for their country. First in the French and Indian war a company marched to Crown Point from here; ''the shot heard round the world" on the 19th of April, 1775, was the signal at which 157 men out of a total population of only 800, hastened to the defence of their comrades ; the war of 1812 found a company here ready for service, and later her sons laid down their lives in the dark days of the

Although much of the population is devoted to farming, the town, like so many New England towns, is essentially a manufacturing one, its many natural and artificial advantages favoring it in this respect. Among its principal industries may be mentioned three paper mills, four cotton mills, two wool scouring mills, one wool dying mill, dye

and chemical works, dye works and bleachery, emery mills, establish- ments devoted to the manufacture of card clothing, mill supplies, fish besides saw mills, large ice houses, etc.

The town has a fire department well drilled. The Town House building, a fine brick structure, contains two town halls, one large, the other small, with convenient apartments for the public library and town officers, and a fine large vault for the safe keeping of the records and other valuable documents.

The societies, a list of which will be found elsewhere in this book, are all in a thriving condition. The town possesses one of the finest hotels in the county.

Walpole is distant about 19 miles from Boston and but a little more from Providence, on the main line of the New York and New England railroad at its junction with the Northern Division of the Old Colony road, and by frequent trains has connection with all points North, South, East and West. Its total valuation May 1, 1883, was

Town Clerk:

Town Treasurer:

SAMUEL ALLEN, - (chosen March 34d.) FRANK O. PILSBURY, - (appointed May 10, 1884.)

Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor:

Highway Surveyors :

Fence Viewers:

School Committee :

SAMUEL ALLEN, - - faa in 1882 for three years: ELBRIDGE P. BOYDEN, - Soa: 1882 3S! stwow.

Owing to resignations and new appointments, the board as at present constituted is as follows :

J. H. WEEKS, Chairman. MYRON H. PIPER, Secretary.

Trustees of Public Library :

E. FRANK LEWIS, - - chosen in 1882 for three years. MARY R. BIRD, oi, SOT as 66 B88 eee ee HENRY E. CRAIG, - - - co) TBR4S) he) three

Field Driver :

Measurers of Wood and Bark :

Measurers of Lumber :

Sealer of Weights and Measures :

Pound Keeper :

Auditors of Accounts :

Allen street, from Spring street to Norfolk street, Back street, West street to Norfolk line.

Brook street, North street to Dedham line.

Baker street, Washington street to Sharon line. Bullard street, Main street to Norwood line.

Cedar street, Main street to West street.

Cemetery street, North street to house of John Lane. Chestnut street, Washington street to Old Colony railroad. Clark's place, Clap street to Washington street. Common street, Main street to Sharon line.

Coney street, Pleasant street to Summer street. Cross street, Main street to School street.

Clap street, Common street to house of M. Keefe. Diamond street, East street to Diamond mill. Dover street, Dedham line to Medfield line.

East street, Elm street to Washington street.

Elm street, Main street to Medfield street.

Fisher street, Main street to North street.

Front street, Common street to West street.

Gill street, Main street to North street.

Gilbert street, Pleasant street to Sharon line. Gould street, Main street to North street.

Granite street, Back street to Medfield line.

High street, North street to Medfield line.

Honey Pot street, Winter street to Norfolk line, Kendall street, Main street to Sharon line. Kingsbury street. West street to Back street. Ledge street, Granite street to Medfield line. Lewis avenue, Common street to Neponset avenue. Main street, Norwood line to Norfolk line.

Mylod street, Main street to Norwood line.

North street, Main street to Dedham line.

Norfolk street, Main street to West street.

Neponset street, Washington street to house of H. E. Bacon. Neponset avenue, Main street to Lewis avenue.

Oak street, Main street to South street.

Pleasant street, Norwood line to Kendall street.

Peach street, Kendall street to Washington street.

Pine street, Washington street to-Sharon line.

Plain street, West street to Back street. M3 Partridge street, West street to Back street.

Plimpton street, Main street to East street.

Robbins street, Elm street to Cemetery street.

Spring street, Main street to West street.

Station street, West street to Elm street.

South street, Common street via H. Boyden's to Washington street. School street, East street to Kendall street.

Summer street, Washington street to Norfolk line.

Short street, East street to Washington street. | Sharon street, Washington street to Union street.

Sumner street, Norwood line to Sharon line.

Union street, Washington street to Norwood line. Washington street, Norwood line to Foxboro line.

West street, Main street to Norfolk line.

Winter street, Summer street to Norfolk line.

Willow street, Washington street to Neponset street. Water street, Washington street to Foxboro line.

Willett street, Main street to Mylod street.

Abel. John. Washington, South Walpole, blacksmith. Achorn, Henry E. Main, near Willet, mill employee.. Adams, Edward E. Summer, South Walpole, straw shop employee. James. Bullard, currier. John Quincy. Summer, South Walpole, shoe maker. Lewis H. G. Main cor. Mylod, sailor. Oscar. Pleasant, East Walpole, bds. Mrs. Martin Cashin, 'mill employee. 4 Alexander, E. M. Main, near Gill. 'John M. Main, near Gill, farmer. Allen, Anson W. Beach cor. Kendall, student. Arthur 8. Beach cor. Kendall, clerk. Edward A. West, junction of Spring, engineer. George F. West, junction of Spring, mill foreman. Gilman F. West, junction of Spring, Supt. of Willard Lewis James. West, bds. Richard Quinn, railroad section hand. John S$. East, between Diamond and Beach, book-keeper. Joshua. East, near Diamond, twine maker. Lewis. Beach, farmer. Allen, Melzar W. East, near Diamond, carpenter aud builder. Allen, Samuel. Beach cor. Kendall, twine manufacturer: Allen, Walter B. Beach cor. Kendall, twine manufacturer.

pa Mrs. A. P. Main, opposite Town Hall. Herbert E. Neponset, South Walpole, farmer.

William T. S. Main, near Neponset ave., painter.

Bagley, Clinton. Washington, East Walpole, machine tender.

Frank. East Walpole, laborer.

Baker, Mrs. Eben. School.

Barlow, Henry. High, hatter. _

Barrett, Timothy A. Main, near East, stove and tin dealer. Bartholmesz, John G. North, near West Dedham line, farm hand. Barton, Alvin. Kendall, mill employee.

Bassett, William. Kendall, laborer.

Bates, Henry M. 'Witter, South Walpole, farmer.

Battles, Ellis W. East, near Diamond, leather cutter.

Horace C. East, near Diamond, clerk.

Samuel. East, near Diamond, engineer.

Belcher, Miss Lucy A. Common, near Main, bds. Miss Helen Clap, Beutley, Francis A. Washington, East Walpole, paper finisher.

Frank E. Gould, moulder.

' Samuel E. Gould, machine card maker. Billings, Charles H. Washington, South Walpole, general store keeper.

Mrs. Harriet. Washington, South HAO:

Mrs. Martha A. Back.

Binney, Amos. Common, bds. Helen Clapp, chemist.

Bird, Charles. Main cor. Bullard, body builder'

Bird, Charles 8S. Private way off Washington, East Walpole, paper

Bird, Daniel P. Lewis ave., general store.

Bird, Francis W. Washington, East Walpole, paper manufacturer.

George A. Pine, South Walpole, farm hand with Mrs. J. N.

Mrs. Harriet R. West, near Town Hall.

Samuel. Washington, near East, East Walpole, paper maker. Blackburn, John Henry. Off South. . Blackburn, William. South, painter.

Blake, Mrs. Ada E. East, near School. :

Bolger, John. Washington, East Walpole, mill employee. Boodle, John. Spring, near West, bds. S. G. Reed, wool sorter. Bonney, Henry E. Common, near South, carpenter and builder.

Leavitt. Common, near South, carpenter and builder. Booth, Charles A. East, near Diamond, book-keeper.

Charles 8S. East, near Diamond, laborer.

G. W. Station, mill employee.

Bowker, Lewis L. West, farmer.

Boyce, James. Pleasant, East Walpole, bds. Mrs. Martin Cashen, tae fireman. Boyden, Almond F. Washington, South Walpole, farmer. Miss Cynthia. South. near Washington, South Walpole. Dexter A. Common, near Washington, expressman. Edson C. Washington, South Walpole. Elbridge P. Washington, South Walpole, farmer. E. Monroe. Cross, carpenter. Mrs. Harvey. South, near Washington; South Walpole. Harvey L. Washington, South Walpole. H. Davis. South, near Washington, South Walpole, farmer. Horatio. South, near Washington, South Walpole, farmer. Mrs. Jeremiah. Water, South Walpole. Mrs. Mary J. Summer, South Walpole. Maynard B. South, South Walpole, millwright. Newell. Main, near Cedar, bds. William Plimpton, carpenter. Boyden, Porter S. Common, uear South, carpenter and builder. Reuben M. Summer, South Walpole, farmer. Boyden, Warren. Common, near Lewis ave., insurance agent. William C. Summer, South Walpole, farmer. William H. Washington, South Walpole, carpenter. Braman, Albert R. East, engineer. Bradstreet, Walter C. Hotel, blacksmith. Brennan, Patrick. Plimpton, mill employee. Bresnan, Don. East, near Main, mill employee. Briggs, Horace C. Main, near. Town Hall, Adams Express agent. Joseph T. South, South Walpole, peddler. Lewis C. Main, near Town Hall, expressman. Britt, John, Station, bds, Mary Lahan, mill employee. Brown, Alexander M. (Willow farm) Main, junction of Oak, farmer. Alvin R. (Florence farm) Main, near Oak, farmer. Charles. Main, cor. Mylod. ~ Edwin S. Main, cor. Neponset ave., bds. hotel, salesman, George D. (Florence farm) Main, near Oak, also stall 15 Fanuel Hall market, Boston. John A. Union, near Pleasant, East Walpole, carpenter. Philip. South, watchman. Samuel B. (Florence farm) Main, near Oak, farmer. Brummitt, Frank E. Beach, leather dresser. Bryson, Andrew. Private way off School. dyer. Buckley, Mrs. Bridget. Kendall. James. Statign, mill employee.

Bullard, Albert E. Plimpton, near Main, grocer. Mrs. Charles H. Water, South Walpole. Mrs. Horace. Washington cor, Water, South Walpole. Tsaac H. Wasineton, cor. Water, South Walpole, stable keeper. Lewis C. Sumner, East Walpole, farmer. Burgess, Joseph. East, near Main, bds. Albert Fisher's, stableman. William J. Main, near Kast, laborer. Burke. Edward. North, farmer. John. South, near Common, mill employee. Jonathan B. North, tanner. Patrick. South, near Common, mill employee. Burnham, Reuben E. Main cor. Gill, farm hand John Winch's place. Burton, George J. Private way off School, mill employee.

Canin, John. Cemetery, mill employee.

Caldwell, John. South, South Walpole, mill employee. Mrs. Robert. With J. H. Blackburn, off South. Call, John. North, near Brook, farmer. Cancer Home. Powder House hill. Cantwell, Patrick H. Private way off Main, junction of Spring, wool Carnes, Andrew J. Main, near Cross. Carroll, William O. Summer, South Walpole, wheelwright. Cashin, Edward. Pleasant, East Walpole, bds. Mrs. Martin, tannery Martin. Union, near Pleasant, East Walpole, mill employee. Mrs. Martin. Pleasant, East Walpole. Michael L. Pleasant, East Walpole, bds. Mrs. Martin Cashin, Richard. Pleasant, East Walpole, bds. Mrs. Martin Cashin, mill employee. Chamberlain, Warren. Robbins, peddler. Cheney, Preston. South, South Walpole, farmer. Child, Harrison H. Private way off Washington, East Walpole, bds. " C. S. Bird, salesman. Chipman, Warren H. Elm, farmer. Chisholm, William D. South, South Walpole, mill employee. Churchill, William K. Washington, East Walpole, book keeper. Clap, Aaron E. Main cor. Cross. Bradford. Main, near Fisher, farmer. E. Daggett. Main, near Town Hall, farmer.

Clap, Mrs. George. East cor. Kendall. Miss Helen. Front, near Main. Clapp, Mrs. Edmund. Common cor, Lewis ave. Miss Fannie. Common cor. Lewis ave. Clark, Alfred. Back, farmer. Alton N. Clark's place, lumber dealer. Beeri. Common cor. South, farmer. Nathan. Clark's place, farmer. Preston B. Clark's place, farmer. Clarke, Mrs. Henry S.. Neponset, South Walpole. William H. Neponset. South Walpole, manufacturer. Clarkin, Mrs. Mary. Water, South Walpole. Cleveland, Mrs. George I. High. William A. High, farmer. Clinton, Henry. Spring, bds. Mrs. Kannaly, mill employee. Clough, Joseph. Lewis ave., weaver. Cobb, Nathan A. Union, East Walpole, farmer. Coburn, Edward B. East cor. Short, East Walpole, bds. Phineas, George P. East, foot of Short, East Walpole, machinist. Phineas. East cor. Short, East Walpole, millwright. Cody, Edward. Clap, mill employee. Colbert, Michael. North, near High, laborer. Patrick. North, near Gill, bds. Michael, tanner. Collins. John. Pleasant, East Walpole, tanner. Thomas. Pleasant, East Walpole, mill employee. ZeraC. Washington,South Walpole, bds. C. H. Billings, clerk. Condon, Joshua. Water, South Walpole, laborer. James Edward. Water cor. Washington, South Walpole, Wells. Water, South Walpole, laborer. Connor, John J. Private way off Main,junction off Spring,wool sorter. Corbett, Thomas. Union, near Washington, East Walpole,blacksmith. Corey, Philip A. School, shipper at color works. Coughflin. Cemetery, rear of William Faucett, laborer. Coughlin, David F. Near Bird mill, East Walpole, laborer. James. Private way near Bird mill, East Walpole, sorter. Courtney, John. South, South Walpole, blacksmith. Craig, George E. Cor. Main and Common. Craig, Henry E. Main cor. Common, general store. Cram, Arthur N. Common, near Main, treasurer Norton Manf. Co. Cram, Jerome B. Common, near Lewis ave., manufacturer.

Crowley, Mrs. B. Washington, East Walpole. Cornelius B. Common, near South, laborer. James. Plimpton, laborer. James. West, near railroad station, laborer. James B. Plimpton, mill employee. James J. Washington, East Walpole, mill employee: Thomas M. Washington, East Walpole, laborer. William. Plimpton, near Main, bds. N. E. Winslow, express William P. Washington, East Walpole, laborer. Cullen, Luke. East, near Main, bds. Albert Fisher's, wool sorter. Patrick. Diamond, mill employee. Thomas. Diamond, wool scourer. Cullis, Charles. Powder House hill, physician. Curran, Thomas. Spring, bds. S. G. Reed, wool sorter. Currier, Charles H. East, near Main, commercial traveller. Charles T. Main, near Neponset ave., dyer. Cummings, L. N. Front, bds. Helen Clap, school teacher. George W. West, near Spring, carpenter. Cunningham, James. South, near Union mill, weaver. John. Wool sorter. Michael. South, near Union mill, weaver. Roger. Clap, farmer. Cutter, Aaron Jr. Washington, East Walpole, mill once

epee John G. Summer, East Walpole, farmer. Daniel. Summer, East Walpole, bds. J. G. Daggett, farm Daley, Patrick. Plimpton, mill employee. Dalton, Edmund. Kendall, mill employee. Garrett. South, near Union mill, dyer. John. South, near Union mill, laborer. John J. South, near Union mill, wool sorter. Michael. South, near Union mill, laborer. Patrick. Kendall, farmer. Thomas. Kendall, mill employee. Daniels, William. Kendall. Davis, Mrs, Anna, Main, near Cross. David, John. North, near West Dedham line, farm hand. Delaney, Edward. South, farmer. Mrs. Ellen. Cemetery, Daniel. North, near High, railroad section hand.

Delaney, John. South, near Union mill, fireman. - Mrs. Margaret. Cemetery. Thomas J. South, mill employee. Delmader, Manual. Bullard, farmer. Diggs, Richard H. Main, near Cross, carpenter. Donahue; James. Between North and Cemetery, mason's tender. Donavon, Michael. West, bds. at Quinn's, railroad section hand. Dorr, Charles E. Pine, South Walpole, farmer, Edmund. Pine, South Walpole, farmer. . Oscar L. Private way, off Pine, South Walpole. Dowd, John H. Spring, bds. S. G. Reed, wool sorter. Downing, Michael. Cemetery, mill employee. Michael. East, near Main, mill employee. Michael. South, near Common, mill employee. Drake, Richard. High, farmer. Draper, Horace. North, corner Brook, stable keeper. Driscoll, Mrs. Mary. Spring, near West. Ducey, John. Cemetery, bds. Mrs. Margaret Delaney, mill employee. Dudley, William. East, near Diamond, painter. Duff, Robert H. Main, near Hutchinson's crossing, machinist. Dukes, Mrs. J. W. (Keble School), Common, near Lewis avenue. Dukes, Miss F. (Keble School), Common, near Lewis ave.

Marly. John. Main, near East, tailor. Eccles, Thomas. Neponset, South Walpole, laborer. Edgerly, Loring B. Near Honeypot. Ellis, Billings. High School place off Common street, carriage man- Miss Cora E. North, corner Brook,school teacher, Dorchester. Frank. Bullard, tanner. : George. Fisher, farmer. Mrs. Hannah R. North, corner Brook. Mrs. James W. Main, corner Cross. Joseph F. North, cor Brook, farmer. Joseph L. \ South, corner Common. Mrs. Willard. Beach, corner Kendall. Emmons, John D. Plimpton, near Main. Engley, Anson F. Lewis ave. Evans, Charles. East, near Washington, East Walpole, bds. Richard Morse, farm hand. Edwin. Washington, corner Short, East Walpole; farm hand. Frank H. Washington, East Walpole, engineer,

Everett, Charles F. Plimpton, near Main, butcher. Charles W.. East, near Plimpton. East Walpole, bds. Daniel Edmund. Neponset ave., moulder. Edwin. East, near Plimpton, East Walpole, farmer. Daniel. East, near Plimpton, East Walpole, moulder.

Dace Charles. - Common, near Main, machinist. Lewis. Common, near Main, bds. with Charles, machinist. Farley, James. Spring, bds. S. G. Reed, wool sorter. Fawcett, Charles A. Cemetery, hatter. Frederick A. Cemetery, tanner. William. Cemetery, station agent. Faulkener, Charles W. Main, head\ of Cross, bds. Israel Spear, mill William. Main, head of Cross, bds. Israel Spear,mill employee. Fahey, John J. West, railroad section hand. Felton, Everett. Main, corner Gill, farm hand John F. Winch place. - Fenton, Michael. South, near Union mill, laborer. Fisher, Albert. East, near Main, restaurant. Asa. North, near Brook, farmer. Fisher, David. Spring, near Allen, wood and coal dealer. Elmer F. Washington, East Walpole, engineer. /George. Plimpton, corner Main. bds. Fisher Guild, peddler. Fisher, Ira. Fisher, milkman. Jason. Washington, East Walpole, teamster. Lewis H. Fisher, machinist. Mrs. Lewis. J isher. F Luther. North, near Brook, farmer and stone-mason. Lyman. North, near Brook, farmer. Nathaniel C. Fisher, farmer. Nathan W. Fisher, farmer. Oscar N. Washington, East Walpole, laborer. Fitts, Charles H. East, near Kendall, carpenter and wheelwvight. Flynn, John. West, near railroad station, mill employee. Michael. Pleasant, near Coney, East Walpole, bds. S. G. Fuller, farm hand. Fogg, Charles G. East, corner School. Fogarty, Thomas. Spring, bds. S. G. Reed, wool sorter. Fowler, Fredric H. Front, bds. Miss Helen Clap, railroad freight Freeman, Edwin. Kendall, near School, laborer.

French. Mrs. Mary. Lewis ave. | Freese, John F. Union, near Washington, East Walpole, general store keeper. | William E. Union, East Walpole, bds. J. F. Freese, clerk. Frizell, Asa. East, occupant of Poor Farm. Ira. Kendall, wood chopper. Fuller, Ebenezer. Main, near Kendall, mason. George S. - Coney, East Walpole, farmer. Samuel G. Pleasant, near Coney, Hast Walpole, farmer. Willard. Pleasant, corner Union, East Walpole, farmer. Fulton, Artemas W. East, nean Main, shoemaker.

(F allagher, James. South, near Union mill, mill employee. Garby, John. East, near Main, mill employee. William. Cross, near School, teamster.

Gardner, Gustavus. South, S. W., harness maker.

Gay, Albert. Plimpton, near Main, wheelwright and butcher. Alvah L. Main, bds Luman, straw shop employee. Cassius. Fisher, painter.

Frank N. Main, near Neponset ave., wheelwright. Geo. E. Main, near Fisher, farmer.

Jacob F. High, carpenter. Gay, Jesse. Fisher, painter. Gay, Jesse L. Fisher, painter. Gay. Luman. Main, near Plimpton, blacksmith.

Nathan O. High. Olice. High, farmer. William S. West, near Common, mill employee. Geary, Mrs. C. Private way, near Bird mill, East Walpole. ; Daniel W. Gill, bds. Ira Gill, hatter. John. Off Plimpton, laborer. Thomas. Private way, near Bird mill, East Walpole, sorter.

Geehan, Patrick. South, mill employee. Gilbert, Mrs. Samuel. East, near Main.

Giles, Allen. Off Kendall, engineer. Gill, Ira. Gill, hat manufacturer.

Gilman, Samuel L. Spring, near Hanner's crossing, superintendent Cancer Home. Gilmore, Geo. A. Neponset, So. Walpole, mill employee. ' H. Whiting. Water, So. Walpole, laborer. Gleason, Jeremiah. West, near railroad station, foreman railroad

Glover, Washington. Lewis ave., bds. Mrs. Mary French, insurance... Gohring, Frederick C. North, near Gould, watchman.

Goss, Daniel. North, cor. High, farmer. G. Daniel. Beach, machine card maker.

Gouesse, Rev. Francis (Catholic). Diamond. Gould, Charles. Pleasant, near Coney, milkman. Miss Jane. East, foot of School. Miss Martha. East, foot of School. Simon. Coney, cor. Pleasant, farmer. Gowing, Charles. East, keeper of poor farm. Graham, John F. Neponset, So. Walpole, mill employee. Grant, John E. East, occupant of poor farm. Graves, Robert B. Main, near FBP ne farm hand Charles Harts- horn place. Gray, Arthur. Main, near Willett, bds. H. E. Achorn. Charles L. Allen, cor. Spring, mason. Mrs. Elinor. Main, near S. Gray & Co's dye oe Geo. F. Spring, cor. Allen, car inspector. John A. Spring, near Hutchinson's crossing, mason. John S. Main, near Hutchinson's crossing. Lawson D. Spring, cor. Allen, mason. Gray, Robert S. Neponset, cor. Lewis ave., dyer and bleacher. T. Herbert. Main, opposite S. Gray & Co. dye works Green, Charles C. West, near Common. Frank C. Main, near Common, bds. H. E. Craig. clerk. Griffin, Dennis. Robbins, mill employee. Maurice. Winter, South Walpole, farmer. Griswald, H..B. Main cor. Nepon:et ave., wool sorter. A.W. Main, near Neponset ave., wool sorter. Grover, David F. East, near Short, East Walpole, paper maker. Edmund. East, near Short, civil engineer. Guild, Calvin D. East, near Washington, East Walpole, engineer. Charles. Common, near Sharon line. Charles A. Granite, student. Charles H. Granite, farmer. Charles H. Common, near Sharon line, farmer. Charles Stewart. Common, near Sharon line, farmer. Miss Clarissa. West. Fisher. Plimpton cor. Main, peddler. Frederick. Main, near Kendall, shipping clerk. George A. East, near Washington,East Walpole, mill employee.

Guild, Mrs. George. East cor. Kendall.

Miss Harriet. West.

John D. Washington, East Walpole, machine tender.

Julius. Fisher, farmer.

Samuel. Fisher, farmer.

Samuel E. School, machine card maker.

Walter. Common, near Sharon line, clerk. | Gunnison, William H. Washington, South Walpole, junk dealer,

Hee: Edward. South, near Union mill, watchman. Hale, Edward H. Station, bds. Timothy Hale, mill employee. John J. Station, mill employee. Michael J. Clap, mill employee. Thomas A. Station, railroad employee. Timothy. Station, teamster. Timothy, Jr. Station, wool sorter. Haley, Michael. North, near West Deham line, farmer. Hall, Charles G. Summer, South Walpole, mill employee. Hall, Charles 0. South, South Walpole, painter. Lewis A. Washington, near South. Hamilton, Amos L. High School place, mill employee. Hamlin, Nathaniel T. Back, carpenter. Hanaford, Samuel A. West, near railroad station. Harry. Main, near Cross, laborer. Hanlon, John H. Pleasant, Kast Walpole, bds. Mrs, Martin Cedhert Hanners, Joshua B. Spring, Old Colony crossing, travelling salesman. Hanscom, Charles. South, near Common, mill employee. Hanslip, A. S. East, near Main, bds. A. Fisher, wool sorter. Hanson, Isaac. Neponset, South Walpole, mill employee. Harrington, Patrick. West, near R. R. station, bds. Samuel Hana- ford, wool scourer. Harris, George M. Washington, South Walpole, peddler. Harris, Jeremiah. Union, East Walpole, hostler. Hartnett, John. Gill, bds. Ira Gill, farm hand. Hartshorn, Asa L. School, carpenter and builder. Calvin. Common, between South and Lewis ave., mill-wright- Charles. Main, near Plimpton, farmer. Charles D. Main,near Cross. Hartshorn, Charles H. East, near School. marketman and grocer. Davis L. Cross, corner School.

Hartshorn, Frederick A. Kendall, near School, ice dealer. George. Main, near Gill, farmer. George E. Plimpton, near Main, carpenter. Mrs. Hannah B. Neponset, South Walpole. James G. Main, near Cross. Jeremiah. Back, farmer. Sidney S. Back, farmer. Sylvanus W. Main, corner Common, postmaster. » Thomas W. Main, corner Common, clerk. Walter O. Neponset, South Walpole, laborer. Warren. Main, corner Neponset ave. Hathaway, James H. School, corner Cross, mill employee. Hawes, Joseph. Main, corner Neponset ave., bds. Hotel. Hayes, John. Cemetery, wool scourer. Healey, Mrs. Edward C. North, head of Gould. William H. M. North, head of Gould, farmer. Heisa, Charles L. North, near West Dedham line, farm hand. . Hennessey, Richard, Clap, laborer. Richard. West, near Railroad. station. bds. Samuel Hanaford, William. South, near Union mill, teamster. Thomas. School, bds. Patrick Hines, mill employee. Herbert, Charles U. Private way near Stetson mill, painter. Uriah. Private way near Stetson mill, laborer. Hickey, James. Plimpton, spring maker. Higgins, Dennis. South. near Union mill, teamster. Michael. Station, mill employee. Hines, Patrick H. School, wool scourer. Hitchcock, George. Robbins, mill employee. Hobart, David W. Baker, mill employee. Hogan, John. Station, bds. Mrs. Higgins, mill employee. Holden, James. Washington, corner Short, East Walpole, farm hand. Holleran, Joseph J. South, near Common, mill employee, Thomas. South, near Common, wool sorter. Holmes, Edwin H. Neponset ave., bds. Edmund Everett, teacher. Holt, Artemas C. West, farmer. Horn, Otis K. Summer, South Walpole, farmer. Hosley, Ai R. Back, farmer. | Howe, Gideon. Main, corner East, blacksmith. Ralph G. South, corner Common, clerk. Hoxie, George F, Main, head of Cross, bds. Israel Spear, mill emp. Hudson, William. West, sailor.

Huff, Charles F. Clark's place, carpenter. Hunt, Miss Lucy. Spring. Hutchins, Orlando W. Main, near Cross, farmer at Henry M. Hutchinson, Aaron. Spring, junction of Main, farmer. James EK. Spring, junction of Allen, machinist.

licen Robert. South, near Common, dyer.

uf ackson, Mrs. Alvira. Main, junction of Spring. Henry. Main, junction of Spring. ' Jaeger, Martin. Bullard, tanner. Jennison, Fred E. Neponset, South Walpole, engineer. Jepson, John L. Cross, hat blocker. William A. Cross, carpenter. J ohnson, Benjamin A. Robbins. Benjamin F. Robbins, manufacturer of loom straps. Bernardo Scott. East, foot of Short, East Walpole, fish dealer. Loring. Main, near Cross, bank teller. | William S. Coney, East Walpole, mill employee. Johnston, Samuel L. Common, near South, millwright. Jonah, Enoch. Common, carpenter. Joyce, Edward F. Washington, South Walpole, mill Banlienes Peter. Washington, South Walpole, book keeper. James, South Walpole, laborer.

He antiaty, Michael. West, near Railroad station, railroad employee. Richard, West, near Railroad station, mill employee. William J. West, near Railroad station, mill employee. Kavanaugh, Alexander. Common, near South, laborer. Nicholas. Common, near South, laborer. Keating, John. Washington, South Walpole, mill employee. Keith, Fred. A. Plimpton, near Main, bds. A. E, Bullard, clerk. Kelley, Charles E. Water, South Walpole, mill employee. Frank, Winter, South Walpole, farmer. Timothy. South, near Union mill, mill employee. Kennedy, Alexander. Elm, farmer. Rey. J. P. (Methodist.) Main, head of Cross, bds. Israel Mrs. Kate. Spring, near West, Mrs. Teresa. East, near Main, dress-maker.

Kenney, Mrs. James L. East, near Plimpton. - Keyes, Alvin L. Summer, South Walpole, carpenter. Kimball, Alton H. Common, near Lewis ave., Treasurer Walpole _ Emery mills. King, George D. School, near Kendall, baggage master. Kingsbury, Mrs. Eliza. Norfolk, between Main and West. Clarence. Off Washington, South Walpole, mill employee. George H. Norfolk, between Main and West, farmer. Kirby, Patrick. Plimpton, sorter, Kivlin, James H. Diamond, telephone operator, Patrick. Diamond, wool scourer. Thomas C. Diamond, leather cutter.

eter John. Spring, bds. Mrs. Driscoll, mill employee. Lahan, Mary. Station. Lambert, Mrs. Spring, near West. Lamson, Mrs. Martha. Main, near Cross. Landa, Patrick. East, near Short, blacksmith. Richard F. East, near Short, mill employee. William, T. East, near Short, mill employee. Lane, Harry. South, near Union mill, wool sorter. Jeremiah. West, near Railroad station, railroad section hand. John. Cemetery, laborer. Patrick. South, near Common. Larasey, Martin. West, near Old Colony railroad, flagman at Hutch- inson's crossing. Lavine, Anthony. Off Main, near Mylod, engineer. Leach, Joseph S$. Common, between South and Lewis ave., book Leahy, John. Spring, bds. Mrs. Driscoll, mill employee. Leland, James H. Washington, South Walpole, Lewis, Mrs. Benjamin. East, near Short, East Walpole. Lewis, Bradford. (Bradford Lewis & Son.) Main, near East, E. Frank. Common, near Lewis ave., manufacturer. George W. Near Bird mill, East Walpole, machine tender. Lewis, Harrison N. (H. N. Lewis & Co) School, manufacturer. Herbert A. Short, East Walpole, carpenter. Isaac Newton, East, cor. Plimpton, East Walpole, lawyer. Lewis, James B. (Bradford Lewis & Son) School, manufacturer. Jason. ast, near Plimpton, farmer.

Lewis, Willard. (Willard Lewis & Son) West, head of Common, Lewis, Willard I. (Willard Lewis & Son) Lewis ave., manuf'er. Lipsett, William. Sumner, East Walpole. bds. I. Miller. Littlefield, Ithamar. North, near Gould, farmer. Lombard, James. Private way off School, mill employee. Lowney, Dennis. Clap, mill employee. Jchn. Clap, mill employee. Loring, C. H. Washington, East Walpole, mill employee. Oliver A. School, mill employee. Lothrop, Chauncey M. + Pleasant, near Union, East Walpole,machinist. Lowe, Nelson. Washington, near South, farmer. Nelson Adelbert. Washington, near South, works at Brockton. Thomas. Washington, near South, farmer.

M xdicon. Frederick. Gill, bds. David Smith, harness maker. Madigan, Joseph €. Union, near Washington, East Walpole, Maguire, John. East, near Short, East Walpole, laborer. Mahoney, John. Diamond, mill employee. Thomas F. Elm, mill employee. Mahoney, William. South, near Union mill, manufacturer. William H, Elm, teamster. | Mallalieu, W. E. Fisher, farm hand. Malloy, Henry. Winter, South Walpole, farmer. Manly, Daniel. Clap, fireman. Manu, Charles. Common, near South, mill foreman. - Herbert B. Cedar, South Walpole, farmer. Horace W. Spring, at Old Colony railroad crossing, house with J. B. Hanners, farmer. John. Washington, South Walpole, boot manufacturer. John E.. Common, near Lewis aye., Supt. E. F. Lewis mill. Lincoln A. Back, farm hand. Lowell. Cedar, South Walpole, farmer. Manning, James. (Walpole hotel) Main, cor. Neponset avenue, hotel keeper. James. Kendall, laborer. Michael. West, railroad section hand. Mansfield, Everett. Main,head of Cross,bds. Israel Spear,mill employee. Marsh, Rev. Francis J. (Congregationalist.) Main, cor. Neponset ave., bds. hotel. ij Marston, Josiah. Winter, South Walpole, farmer.

McCormack, Michael. Spring, bds. $8. G. Reed, wool sorter. McCue Charles. Clap. Charles H. Kendall, bds. David McCue, hair dresser. David. Kendall, farmer.

McDonald, John W. Union, near Pleasant, East Walpole paper maker. Daniel. East, near Main, bds. A. Fisher, mill employee. McEwen, Robert. Spring, near Hanners' crossing Old Colony rail-

road, engineer. McHugh, Patrick. South, bds. Patrick Geehan, dyer. McIntire, John. Summer, South Walpole, engineer. McKenna, John. East, near Main, dyer. McLaughlin, Patrick. Main, near 8. Gray & Co. dye works, dyer. McLeod, Alton. North, near Brook, farmer. John. East, near Main, bds. Albert Fisher's. McManus, John. West, wool scourer. McNeil, Hector. Main, near 8. Gray & Co. dye works, dyer. MeNeirny, Mrs. Michael. West, near Railroad station. McPherson, Charles J. Cross, editor. William D. Common,near South, bds. S. L. Johnston, student. Melenfry. John. Robbins, wool sorter. Mendell, James H. East, near Diamond, bds. Joshua Allen, cakpenter. Menix, John. Washington, East Walpole, farmer. Merrick, Mrs. Fannie J. Main, near S. Gray & Co. dye works. Merrill, Benjamin F. Common, near Lewis ave., painter. Merrill, Warren H. Common, near Lewis ave., bds. Benjamin, Metcalf, Mrs. A. W. Main, opposite Town Hall. Horace C. Main, opposite Town Hall, book keeper. Millard, Cornelius.' South, wool scourer. Miller, Cornelius. South, mill employee. Isaac. Sumner, East Walpole, farmer. Mrs. Lydia. Sumner, East Walpole. Mills, Robert. East, near Main, bds. Albert Fisher's. Mitchell, William. North, near Brook, bds. John Richardson': :, farm Monegan, Philip. Mylod, East Walpole, laborer. Moore, Barnard B. North, junction Gill, shoemaker. Peter. Clap, mill employee. William. Common, cor. Lewis avenue. William. Clap, mill employee. Morey, Mrs. Caleb. Summer, South Walpole.

George P. Elm, near Old Colony railroad crossing, farmer

and insurance agent.

Miss Sara J. Elm, near Old Colony railroad crossing. Morgan, Thomas. East, near Main, bds. A. Fisher's, wool sorter. Morrissey, James. Kendall, mill employee.

James J. East, near Main, bds. Michael Sullivan, mill employee.

Patrick. Plimpton, mill employee.

Thomas. Plimpton, laborer.

William A. Summer, South Walpole, mill employee. Morrison, Kenneth R. East, near Main, bds. A. Fisher, mill employee. Morse, Albert D. Washington, South Walpole, hostler.

Charles H. Plimpton, near Main, tanner.

Frank B. North, junction Gill, stone cutter.

George H. Elm, farmer.

James. North, junction Gill, hatter.

Jon R. Cross, bell hanger.

Lewis. West, junction of Spring, mill employee.

Richard. East, near Washington, East Walpole, farmer.

Warren. East, near Washington, East Walpole, farmer.

Warren Jr. East, near Washington, clerk. |

William G. Neponset, South Walpole, mill employee. } Morton, W. Everett. Washington, cor. South, South Walpole,

commercial traveller. Mowry, Bainbridge. Summer, South Walpole. ~ Muleahy, Nicholas. East, near Main, mill employee. Murphy, James. West, near Railroad bridge, mill employee.

John. Plimpton, laborer.

Michael. East, near Washington, East Walpole, paper finisher.

M. Christopher. Main, head of Cross, bds. Israel Spear,

telegraph operator and ticket agent.

Thomas. Plimpton, mill employee.

Murray. Thomas. West, near Railroad station, laborer. Myers, Frederick. Main, head of Cross, bds. Israel Spear, mill

Noneio, Mrs, Annie. Washington, cor. South, South Walpole. Neal, Benjamin.. Main, near Plimpton, farmer. Benjamin F. Main, near Plimpton, expressman. Neilus, Charles. Spring, laborer. Nichols, Gilbert. Willett, carpenter. Nathaniel A. Main, near Bullard, carpenter. Nickelson, Edward. Diamond, wool scourer.

Nickerson, Alexander. Short, East Walpole, machinist. Gustavus. Robbins, mill employee. Nightingale, Mrs. James. North, near Fisher. Nottage, Willard M. Washington, South Walpole, station agent. Willard M. Jr. Washington, So. Walpole, telegraph operator. Nugent, John. North, near Gill, laborer. Nye, Holmes. Kendall, mill overseer.

()-Brion, David. West, near Cedar, farmer. 0'Brion, John P. West. near Cedar, marketman. O'Connor, Patrick. South, near Union mill, bds. James Gallagher, mill employee. O'Hern, Maurice. East, near Washington, East Walpole, laborer. O'Rork, Angello. Kendall, laborer. William. South, near Common, weaver.

ling Addison. Common, near South. Charles W. Washington, South Walpole, mill employee. Clarence A. Main, near Plimpton, butcher. Mrs. Mary. Washington, South Walpole. Walter A. South Walpole. William Augustus. Main, near Plimpton, farmer. Park, Calvin W. East, near Washington, East Walpole, machinist. George C. Washington, near East, Kast Walpole, mill foreman. Parsons, Josiah J. North, junction Fisher, farmer. Patten, Miss Jane. Brook. Pearce, Shadrack H. East, near Kendall. William H. §. East, near Kendall, insurance. Pease, Frank H. Main, near Gill, bds. George Hartshorn, school Pember, Stephen. Main, vear Gill, agent Union mill. Percy, James. South, near Common, laborer. William. Private way off School, mill employee. Perkins, Miss J. B. Private way near Bird mill, East Walpole. Pettee, George A. Off Coney, East Walpole. Miss Margaret. East, near Washington, East Walpole. Miss Sarah. East, near Washington, East Walpole. Phinney, Ste,hen C. Plimpton, fireman. Pickering, Howard A. 'North, corner Brook. Pierce, George A. Common, near Washington, farmer. Pike, Sylvester. South, South Walpole, farmer. Pillsbury, Miss Addie L. Lewis avenue, bds. A. F. Engley, librarian. Pilsbury, Frank 0. Main, near Common, pharmacist.

Pilster, Henry. North, near West Dedham line, farmer. Piper. Efner S. School, mill employee. Elbridge G. East, near Kendall, pattern maker. Myron H. East, near Kendall, paper box maker. | Nathaniel G. Beach, machinist. Plimpton, Albert. East, near Main, wholesale millinery goods. Miss Anna. Main, corner Cross. Miss Hannah E. West. Henry M. Main, near Cross, selling agent. Henry P. Main, near Cross, general store. Mrs. Horace. Main, corner Cross. Miss Lizzie. Main, near Cross, bds. with Henry. Miss Mary A. West. Thomas D. Main, near Cross, general store. William. Main, near Winter, farmer. Polleys, Edmund. Washington, East Walpole. Porter, Miss Jane. Cancer Home, physician. Post, Earnest S. Washington, South Walpole, laborer. Power, Moses R. Beach.

(Quinn, James J. Private way off School, laborer. Mrs. Nicholas. West, near Railvoad station. Richard. West, near Railroad station, laborer.

IB eaaatl: Charles F. West, corner Spring, carder. Mrs. Washington, South Walpole. Randlett, David W. North. near Gould. Reed, Carroll. Back, farmer. Francis L. North, near Brook, farmer. John N. North, near Brook, farmer. John N. Jr. North, near Brook, farmer. Stephen G. Spring, near West. Rhodes, Aaron D. Union, near Washington, East Walpole, carpenter. William W. Union, near Washington, East Walpole, farmer. Rice, Charles D. School, corner Kendall, railroad signal operator. Richards, Charles B. Pine, South Walpole, farmer. Walter. Robbins, engineer. Richardson, George W. Coney, East Walpole, mill employee. John. North, near Brook, farmer. Joseph. Coney, East Walpole, farmer. William. Coney, East Walpole, bds. Joseph, mill employee.

Riordon, Cornelius. Cemetery, laborer.

John M. Neponset, South Walpole.

'Michael. Cemetery, leather cutter.

Patrick. Neponset, South Walpole. farmer.

Timothy J. Neponset, South Walpole, mill employee.

William F. Neponset, South Walpole, blacksmith. Robbins, Lewis W. Robbins, farmer. }

Mrs. Mary. Cemetery. ,

Nelson A. West, engineer.

Robertson, James A. Washington, East Walpole, mill foreman.

Robinson, Mrs. Sarah. Water, South Walpole.

Rockwood, Mrs. Kate. East, near Diamond.

Roe, D. Percy. Main, head of Cross, bds. Israel Spear, railroad

Rooney, John. South, near Union mill, laborer.

John B. South, near Union mill, manufacturer. Rourke, William. South, near Union mill, weaver. Rowe,-Charles.. Coney, East Walpole, farmer.

Rubeck, George. Bullard, farmer. Runnells, Andrew J. West, corner Elm, physician. Russell, George A, School, near Cross, clerk.

Joseph P. Powder House hill, off Spring, teamster.

Ryan, James. South, near Common, mill employee.

Secon Dennis. North, near West Dedham line, farmer. Scanlon, Edward. Common, near South, laborer. Michael. Common, near South, laborer. Schaffner, John V. North, near West Dedham line, farm hand. Nicholas. North, near West Dedham line, farmer. Schultz, Rudolph. Spring, bds. S. G. Reed, wool sorter. Scott, Bartholomew. West,bds. John J. Fahey, railroad section hand. George. Water, South Walpole, mill foreman. James G. East, near Diamond. Scribner. Frank D. Back, engineer. Scrivens, Jacob S, Neponset, South Walpole, mill employee. Searson, John. Spring, near West, mill employee. John, Jr. Spring, flagman. Robert. Spring, bds. with John, mill employee, Seinor, John. , South Walpole, fireman. Shepard, Arthur E. Summer, South Walpole, boot cutter, Edward L. Back, farmer. Warren. Summer, South Walpole, boot cutter.

Shepard, William W. Summer, South Walpole, music teacher. Shepardson, Henry N. South, South Walpole, shoe maker. Sheridan, Thomas. Elm, watchman. Sherman, John N. Kendall, corner East, farmer. Shyer, Joseph, Bullard, tanner. Simmonds, Milledge B. Main, near East, bds. Chas. O. West, barber Simpson, Thomas P. East Walpole, laborer. Slater, Thomas. South, near Union mill, mill employee. Slattery, Edward. Common, near South, mill employee. Edward. South, near Union mill, weaver. Patrick. Common, near South, mill employee. Sline, Dennis. Diamond, wool scourer. Sly, Thomas. Main, corner Cross, bds. Israel Spear, weaver, Smiley, Rey. Frank H. (Methodist), Water, South Walpole. Smith, David. Gill, harness-maker. George M. Washington, corner Short, East Walpole, teamster Mrs. Harriet W. South, South Walpole. Henry W. East, near Beach, twine maker. James. East, near Plimpton, tailor, » James. Washington, cor. Short, East Walpole, mill employee. James J. Elm. John. Washington, cor. Short, East Walpole, mill employee. John H. East, near Short, mill employee. John L. Washington, South Walpole, farmer. Mrs. John N. Pine, South Walpole. John W. Main, cor. Neponset ave., bds. Hotel, Superinten- dent of Color Works. Melvin, G. Pine, South Walpole, sewing machine dealer. Metcalf. Pine, South Walpole. farmer. 'Michael M, East, near Short, fireman.

Patrick. East, near Short, laborer. ' Samuel C. South, South Walpole, farm hand with Sylvester

Mrs. Selaney. Washington, East Walpole.

Thomas. Washington, corner Short, East Walpole, (apa

Thomas M. Fisher, mill employee. °

Warren. East, near Beach.

Webster. Robbins, mill employee. Spear, Edgar N. Main, near Kendall, mason.

Elmer S. Main, near Cross, clerk.

Miss Emma A. Main, head'of Cross, clerk in Post Office. Spear, George P. Plimpton, near Main, peddler.

Spear, Horace Aaron. Main, head of Cross, machinist. Horace Albertus. Main, head of Cross, clerk. Israel. Main, head of Cross, stone mason. Mrs. Mary. Main, near Kendall. Splaine, Garret. West, near Railroad station, laborer. Stableton, Patrick. Plimpton, railroad section hand. Stearns, Joseph T. Washington, South Walpole, masom. William. Washington, South Walpole, straw shop employee. Stetson, Albert E. Main, near Kendall, manufacturer of leather belting, etc. Edward P. Main, near Kendall, machine card manufacturer. Stevens, Mrs. Albert. East, near Short, East Walpole. - Stocker, Willard. Summer, South Walpole, mill employee. Stockley, Hammond. Kendall, head of School, watchman. Stockwell, Frank J. East, near Washington, East Walpole, farmer. Stone, E. Emlyn. Common, near Main, railroad signal operator. Charles S. Main,corner Neponset ave., bds. hotel, agent Color J. Edward. Cemmon, near Main, machinist. S. Emlyn. Main, near Neponset avenue, physician. William. Off Coney, East Walpole, laborer. Suguero, Patrick. Clap, mill employee. Sullivan, Daniel. North, corner Gill, mill employee. Daniel J. Spring, flagman. James. Spring, bds. Mrs. Driscoll, mill employee. Johu. South, laborer. Michael. Fast, near Main, mill employee. Murtagh. Spring,near Old Colony freight depot, mill employee. Murtagh, Jr. Main, corner Neponset ave., bds. hotel, hostler. Sumner, Mrs. Lewis. Plesasant, corner Union, East Walpole. Swan, Miss Lucy. Powder House hill. Sweeney, Michael. West, near Railroad station, laborer.

Tate, Warren. East, near Main, bds. A. Fisher, mill employee. Tarbart, Richard. Back, farmer. Tarbox, Ralph W. South, near Union mill. Thomas, Caleb C. Baker, farmer. Daniel W. Baker, bds. C. C. Thomas, farm hand. Eugene. Washington, corner Baker, carpenter. Frederick. Beach, bds. G. D. Goss, carpenter. Granville. Washington, corner Baker, carpenter. Walter, Washington, junction Baker, bds. Granville, farmer.

Thompson, Rev. Edwin. (Universalist.) East, near Washington, East Walpole. Tiffany, Frederick W. Summer, South Walpole, mill employee. Lewis. Washington, South Walpole, mill employee. Tillotson, Arthur. Willett, mill employee. Tilton, Albert. Fisher, farmer. Tisdale, Alfred B. Dover, dealer in butter, cheese, ete. Tisdale, James P. North, near Fisher, farmer and auctioneer. Perey E. North, near Fisher, farmer. Tobin, Edward. Diamond, laborer. James. Diamond, laborer. James. Spring, bds. S. G. Reed, laborer. John. Diamond, laborer. Turner, Charles. Private way off Plimpton. Daniel. Elm, farmer. James. School, mill employee. Lucius M. School, mill employee. Robert. School, mill employee. Warren S. School, mill employee. Tyler, John. Main, near Cross, laborer.

Niort Arthur H. East, near Diamond, bds. J. G. Scott, clerk.

AW aikor: Mrs. Emma. Lewis ave. Reuben H. Main, near Bullard, mill employee. Walsh, Richard. Washington, South Walpole, blacksmith. Ward, Edward. Kendall, mill employee. Ware, Lyman D. Back, farmer. Way, John A. Common, near Lewis ave., Supt. Walpole Emery

Weeks, Rev. J. H. (Unitarian), Common, near Main, bds. Miss Helen Clap.

Welsh, Frank. Robbins, mill employee. Welch, Patrick. Near Bird mill, East Walpole, paper maker. John. Washington, East Walpole, mill employee. Welsh, David, West, near Railroad station, flagman, Joseph. Priyate way off School, laborer. Michael. Common, near South, laborer. ' West, Charles O. Main, near East, barber. - Wetherbee, George W. East, near Main, dealer in fancy goods. White, James. Robbins, mill employee. John A. West, near Town Hall, laborer.

White, Mrs. Nancy. Washington, South Walpole. Whitehouse, Joseph. Union, near Washington, East Walpole, car- Whitten, Ivory. West, farmer. Wiggin, Frederick N. Main, near Kendall, box maker. Wiggins. J. C. Fisher, bds. Jesse Gay, painter. Willard, Daniel G. West, stable keeper. | : Willard, George €. Main, near Cross, bds. Israel Spear, stable Willett, Albert D. Beach, leather dresser. Williams, George. Pine, South Walpole, farmer. Mrs. Henry. East, near Kendall, dressmaker. Henry G. 8S. East, near Kendall, travelling salesman. Wilmarth, Naaman B. East, near School, undertaker. ~ Winch, John F. Main, corner Gill, wholesale boot and shoe dealer. Mrs. John. Main, near Neponset ave. _ Winchester, Charles. Main, near Neponset ave., wool sorter. Wingate, Aaron P. Main, near Kendall, bds. Mrs. Aaron Spear, mill employee. Winslow, Nathaniel B. Plimpton, near Main, farmer. Winslow, N. Emmons. Plimpton, near Main, expressman. Wood, Charles E. School, railroad freight agent. . William E. Summer, South Walpole, carpenter. Woodward, M. Grant. Common, near Main, bds. Miss Helen Clap's, Wright, Rev. George F. (Congregational.) Washington, corner Neponset, South Walpole. |

Veo Martin. Bullard, tanner. Young, Henry. Honey Pot, bds. Orrin J. Orrin J. Near Honey: Pot, farmer.

Contractor & Builder.

Done by Contract or on Commission. I a ae eres ao epared to do Jobbing and Repai

Sawing, Planing, Turning and Jig-Sawing done at short notice and in the best manner.

Posts, Balusters, \Vood \fantels, te.

Lumber, Nails and Hardware constantly on hand.

Blasting done by Electricity. Plans furnished if desired.

Will on Becadwage Nowweaal

Parlor Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges.

Tin Roofing and Jobbing a specialty. Cor. Washington CU ee Streets, Norwood.

s Drug Store.)

Has the finest place in town, everything new. The best of food. Prices Low.

Opposite Everett School.

La- Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. -y

We have constantly on hand a large supply of Pure Medicines, Herbs, Flav oring Ex- tracts, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Share i Utensels, Brushes, Soap , and a full line of Stationery, Blank Books and Fancy Articles. Boectnclas and Eye Glasses a specialty. Proprietors and Manufacturers of

Washington Street, - - Norwood, Mass.

Norwond Sh ating Win k,

Open Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons and Evenings. HENRY &. ELLIS, Pcoprietor. G2 Washington Street, Norwood, Mass.

Manufacturer of, and Dealer in, all kinds of

Jjaiies', (Jents' & ({hildven's Shoes.

Done at short notice and moderate prices.

Washingten Street, Norwood, Mass.

"Bread, Cake & Pastry Baker.

Dinner, Supper and Oyster Rolls Baked to order.

Wedding Cake made and ornamented. Brown Bread and Beans every Sunday morning. Kennedy's Crackers of every description constantly on hand.

No. & Market Street, Norwood, Mass.

No. 33 South Street, BEoston. Sheep Leather,

aw and Pocket Book White, Boarded, ities Calf and Sheep gE: SPECIALTIES: Cream, Colored see Imitation Calf Pe bbles ; Topping Linin

Receives Patients in Norwood every Wednesday.

68 Dover Street, cor. Shawmut Ave., Boston,

<A Rae Nig

Crockery, Glass and Wooden Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Clothes Wringers, Farming Implements, Garden and Grass Seed, &e.

64 Washington Street, Norwood, Mass.

Residence, Washington Street, Norwood, Mass.

Paper Hangings, Furniture, Trunks.

Ary Goods, Small Mares & Dewelry

+> Agent for Lewando's French Dye House. <4

ELair Dresser,

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry &c. neatly etait and warranted.

Wirs. William E. Fuller,

Is constantly receiving New and Seasonable Goods,

Pleasant Street, Norwood.

ne EA Ts Pir eel Ni Gre

- Hardware, Wooden-Ware, Window Glass of all sizes,

All goods selected with the greatest care. Call and examine.

Choice F'amily Groceries,

Selected Teas, Pure Coffees and Spices.

Butter and Cheese from best Vermont and New York Dairies. Choice Syrups and Molasses. Canned Fruit in variety.

Railroad Avenue, Norwood.

House Painter aud Payer Hanger.

errr SOR DID MERON Ss UN femme

All orders will receive prompt attention.

Washington Street, Norwood, Mass.

C. F. EVERETT, Proprietor,

Beef. Pork, Lard, Ham, &c.

Canned Gooods of all kinds constantly on hand.

First Congregational Church, cor. Walpole & Winter Sts.

Rev. Ellis Mendell, Pastor. Regular services, morning at 10.45, © evening at 6.30; Sunday School after the morning service ; Prayer or Conference meetings, Friday at 7.45 p. mM. Organist, Frank D. Draper. Deacons, Lewis 8S. Rhoades, C. Willis Morse, Edward H. Morrill, Francis Tinker. Clerk, Francis Tinker of Parish and Church. Treasurer and Collector of Parish, William Fisher. Treasurer of the Church, C. Willis Morse. Parish Committee, William Fisher, C. Willis Morse, William A. Williamson. Sunday School Superin- tendent, Francis O. Winslow. Assistant, William A. Williamson. Sexton, Napoleon B. Whittier. Parish organized, Oct. 8, 1730,

Baptist Church, Washington Street.

Rey. B. W. Barrows, Pastor. Regular Services at 10.45 a. mM. ; Sunday School at 12 m.; Evening Services at 6.15 Pp. m.; Prayer or Conference Meeting, Friday evenings at 7.30; Young People's Meet- ing, Tuesday evenings; Monthly Church Meeting, Friday preceeding first Sunday in the month. Organist, Miss M. Nettie Draper. Dea- cons, James R. Fisher, F. M. Baker, T. F. Guy. Clerk, Treasurer and Collector, T. F. Guy. Parish Committee, S. B. Pullen, T. F. Guy. Sunday School Superintendent, Rev. Theron Brown. Assistant, Orrin T. Leach. Treasurer of Sunday School, C. H. Woods. Sec- retary of Sunday School, Miss E. E, Guy. Musical Committee, C. F. Whitney, C. H. Woods, Orrin T. Leach, Miss M. Edna Barrows. Clerk of Society, William S. Gay. Sexton, Geo. M. Nichols.

Nha a Sacre Na ED : aah Ey ry er

Universalist Church, cor. Washington and Nahattan Sts. Rev. G. I. Kiern, Pastor. Regular Services at 10.45 a. M.; - Sunday School at 12 u.; Evening Services, Winter at 6.30 and Sum- mer at 7 A. M.; Church Meetings, Friday preceeding first Sunday of the month. Organist, B. F. Colburn. Quartette, Miss Addie Cragin, soprano; Adna W. Alden, tenor; Miss Fannie H. Cragin, alto; A. G. Webb, H. T. Atwood, bass, Deacons, George W. Gay, Joshua A. Crocker. Clerk and Treasurer, Lewis Day. Parish Committee, W. H. Pond, Austin E. Pratt, J. A. Crocker. Sunday School Superin- tendent, G. W. Gay. Janitor, A. W. Alden. Bes

Catholic Church, Washington Street.

Rev. R. J. Johnson, of Dedham. Pastor. Assistants, Fathers Doody and Callahan. Regular Services at 10.15 a. M. Special for children at 9 A. mM. Instructions for children, conducted by Sisters of Notre Dame, Saturdays at 1.30 p.m. Vespers first Sunday in the month at 3.30 p.m. Organist, Mrs. John Gillooly. Sexton, Patrick

NEW CEMETERY, (Winter Street.)

A. G. WEBB, Treasurer.

OLD CEMETERY, (Of Washington Street.)

Under the supervision of the Town.

lack smaith,. Horse Shocing a Specialty.

A Good Assortment of Hand Turned Shoes always on hand. Careful attention paid to Over-reaching and Interfering horses. Call and see us,

Shop, rear of Farnsworth's Bake Shop, Norwood.

Wateh- Waker anil Hewneler,

INTorwood, AAass.

eee - VW. Poe CCEL ER, Washington Street, Norwood, Mass.,

| Owiifches, Horefops, Wigs and Heir Jewelry.

A Specialty made of purchasing New Hair at short notice.

])ress- Waker. Walpole Street, Norwood, Mass,

Carpenter and Builder.

Contracts taken a Jobbing ope all kinds promptly ttended to

Cor. Washington & Guild Streets, Norwood, Mass.

House 16 'Vernon Stre

Iron Founders -- Machinists.

Order Box at J. S. Trowbridge & Co.'s, 88 Washington St., Boston. Telephone No. 9718.

Auctioneer and Appraiser.

Wusiness in the above line attended to in all parts of the County.

Has had large experience in the sale of Standing Wood.

Furnishing Undertaker.

Residence, Cottage Street, - - - Norwood, Mass.

Painter and

Winter Street. - - = Norwood, Mass.

Canned Goods, &c., Sold at moderate prices.

Masons & Plasterers.

Orders will receive prompt attention. Estimates furnished if desired.

Walpole Street, Norwood, Mass.

Norwood News Stand, Dealer in Newspapers, Periodicals, Books,

Orders for Books, Periodicals, or any goods not in stock will be promply filled.

Worureod Coal Yard.

Constantly on hand and delivered promptly. EDWIN HARTSHORN, Proprietor.

'jttorney and (Joungellor at Taw,

NOW PBiiS TAD HA Stee ie Grain Store and Mills.

Railroad Avenue, Norwood, Mass.

Piano Tuner and Repairer,

Or, SMITH, WHITE & CO., 516 Washington Street,

Meets in A. O. U. W. Hall, Village Hall Block, second Friday in the month.

Commander, Austin E. Pratt; Senior Vice Commander, Major J. Nelson; Junior Vice Commander, William H. Gay; Quartermaster, E. E. Pratt; Adjutant, Albert G. Webb; Officer of the Day, H. N. Fales ; Officer of the Guard, William Foreman; Chaplain, C. F. Whit- ney; Surgeon, William Taylor; Sergeant Major, A. M. Shapleigh ; Quartermaster Sergeant, Caspo Achorn; Sentinel, J. F. Holmes.

Orient Lodge A. F. and A, M.

Meets in Masonic Hall, Village Hall Block. Regular Communi- cations: Monday evenings nearest full moon. Chartered March 16,

Past Masters of Orient Lodgey - J. Warren Talbot, Warren H. Billings, J. Edward Everett, William H. Gay, George L. Rhoads, Geo. K. Bird, James A. Rhoads, Lewis Smith. Jr., Walter C. Shap- leigh, Albert G. Webb.

Worthy Master, Henry F. Shattuck; S. Warden, Charles W. King; J. Warden, Sumner eee Treasurer, George H. Morrill; Secretary, Edgar L. Bigelow ; Chaplain, Rev. George Hill; Marshal, H. Frank Walker; S. Deacon, Henry W. Barrett; J. Danson C. Eastman Webb; S. Steward, C. Henry Woods; J. Steward, John C. . Currier; I. Sentinel, Milton H. Howard ; Organist, Frank D. Draper ; Tyler, Warren E. Rhoads; Trustees: George H. Morse, Edmund J, - Shattuck, H. Frank Walker; Relief Committee: Milton H. Howard, Sumner Bagley, J. Edward Stone.

Worthy Master's address, 34 Montgomery street, Boston. Sec- retary's address, Norwood, Mass.

Meets the first and third Fridays of the month in hall in Village Hall Block, at 8 Pp. mM.

Past Master Workman, Charles W. King; Master. Workman, Henry W. Barrett; Foreman, Milton H. Howard ; Overseer, David P. Kingsley ; Recorder, Austin E. Pratt; Financier, C. Eastman Webb ; Receiver, Charles T. Wheelock ; Guide, George A. P. Bucknam; In- side Watchman, George O. Capen; Outside Watchman, Major J. Nelson; Trustees: A. G. Webb, William H. Gay, Daniel Ballou; a Examiners, F. M: Cragin, Irving S. Fogg P. M. W., Henry

Prospect Lodge, No. 768, Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Meets in the old Masonic Hall the second and fourth Tuesday evenings in every month at 8 Pp. M.

Protector, G. H. Bateman; Past Protector, I. S. Fogg; Vice Protector, Mrs. I, 8. Fogg; Secretary, Mrs. G. H. Bateman; Finan- cial Secretary, E. Fetting; Treasurer, Mrs. G. P. Bucknam; Guide, G. P. Bucknam; Chaplain, Mrs. E. Howard; Guardian, Mrs. E. Bateman ; Sentinel, Mrs. E. Van Buskirk. 22 members.

Norwood Brass Band.

Meets every Tuesday evening for practice at H. R. Ellis' Skating

Leader, F. D. Draper; Second Leader, G. O. Capen; Clerk and Treasurer, W. H. Gay ; Standing Committee, J. E. May, C. H. Pratt, H. L. Hayford ; Business Manager, F. D. Draper.

Instrumentation. F. D. Draper, Eb. Clarinet; G. O. Capen, W. H. Gay, Eb. Cornet; C. H. Tucker, Piccolo; A. E. Webb, W. F. Fairbanks, Bb. Clarinet; J. F. Boyden, W. Morse, Jr., C. H. Pratt,.T. M. Winslow,Bb. Cornet; H. L. Hayford, J. A. Bell, C. W. Gould, Eb. Alto; M. M. Alden, W. A. Guild, Bb. Tenor Trom- bone; J. E. May, Baritone; G. H. Morse, G. Pinkshon, Bb. Bass; H. R. Ellis, G. E. Wilson, Eb. Bass; G. P. Fairbanks, Bass gee: G. F. Baker, Snare Drum; F. W. Turner, Cymbals.

Norwood Reform Club.

Meets in the League Room, Thurday evenings. The membership

President, J. Harry Gerlach ; Vice Presidents, James R. Vance, E. Fred Fletcher; Secretary and Treasurer, Cora J. Perry ; Chaplain, Rev. B. W. Barrows; Executive Committee, A. Frank Morono, Geo. Watson, Leonard Boyd; Entertainment Committee, James Colson, James R. Vance, John Bath, Herbert Hutchinson, Annie Stock, Cora J. Pervy, Mrs. Lewis E. Warner, Mrs. A. C. Small; Finance Com- mittee, Rev. George Hill, E. Fred Fletcher ; Treasurer, Sarah F. Gay ; Pianist, Sadie B. Norris ; Substitute, Maria L. Ingraham ; Lamplighter, Charles Leach. é

Time of meeting, Monday evenings. Number of members, 30. Length of year, October to July. |

President, Frank O. Winslow; Vice President, Miss Phillips ; Secretary, Mrs. Leonard Boyd; Board of Instruction, Mrs. F. O. Winslow, Mrs. B. F. Colburn, Miss Thompson.

Temperance League.

Meets every other Thursday in League Room at 3 p.m. 100

President, Mrs. Frank Guy; Vice President, Mrs. J. A. Gay; Secretary, Mrs. B. F. Colburn; Treasurer, Mrs. Allen Talbot; Board of Directors, Mrs. B. F. Colburn, Mrs. L. Boyd, Mrs. C. E. Pond, Mrs. J. Tisdale, Mrs. P. V. Evans, Mrs. A. Sanders.

EMMA W. GAY, Postmistress.

Open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1 to 5 and 6.30 to 9 P. M. 3000 Volumes. J. W. Talbot, Librarian. Misses Faustina P. -Thompson and Sara E. Shumway, Assistants.

Rev. Theron Brown - - ote Ne 6 (tn age

Board of Engineers :

WASHINGTON ENGINE CO. No. 1. (Forty Members.)

Foreman, H. N. Fales; First Assistant, C. P. Pond; Second As- sistant, J. T. Holmes; Clerk and Treasurer, F. W. Talbot.

Meets regularly the first Tuesday in the month in Engine Hall, No. 1, Washington street.

HOOK AND LADDER CO. No. 1. (Twelve Men.)

Foreman, H. F. Walker; Assistant Foreman, F. W. Turner; Clerk and Treasurer, Ward L. Gay; Steward, W. C. Cottrell.

Meetings are held in the basement of Village Hall the first Tues- day evening of each month.

AMERICAN ENGINE CO. No. 2. (Forty Men.) Captain, Walter Phalon ; First Assistant, Michael Dyer; Second Assistant, Arthur Boyden; Clerk, W. L. Morse; Steward, W.

Meets the second Tuesday in each month, No. 2, Engine Hall.

Law Le Leather. Glove Leather, :

White & Russet nr § i tmnilin So and Sheep Linings. eel Rollers.

Pebbles. Roans. Blank Sheep.

Lyman smith's sons Pee MeGrARLISHED 1853.

Boston Office No. 43 High Street.

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FOR CASH OR ON INSTALMENTS: - Tin, Wooden, Crockery, Britannia, Glass or 'Silver Plated Ware. Brooms and Brushes of all descriptions and all kinds of Kitchen Goods at Lowest prices. Liberal discount for any bills of goods exceeding ees All goods delivered free within five miles.

Thanking you for past patronage, we would solicit a continuance of the same.

[. BOYD, cor, Railroad Ave. & Washington St., Norwood.

Furnace Jobbing promptly done. No charge for estimating.

Norwood is bounded on the North by Dedham. on the East by Canton and Sharon, on the South by Canton, Sharon and Walpole and on the West by Walpole and Dedham. It contains 6236 acres of land fit for cultivation, with a population of 2345 according to the census of 1880, but which has largely increased since then. Its total valuation

Until the year 1872, the town was mostly a part of Dedham, being known as South Dedham, but in that year it was set off by itself. In the language of Dr. Francis Tinker, the efficient town clerk, ''The Neponset river forms its eastern boundary, and from its broad meadows the land gently rises toward the west and northwest, forming a warm and sunny slope which is decorated with tasteful and pleasant homes." It has gained the name of being the most enterprising town in its neighborhood, and is growing in population and wealth faster than any of its neighbors. Its societies of a fraternal, business and public nature, have done much toward its upbuilding. Its fine Public Library of 3000 volumes, its fine schools, its four churches, (Congregational, Baptist, Universalist and Catholic,) its well kept roads, make it in connection with other advantages, a most desirable place of residence.

Although but young as a town, as a precinct or parish it dates back to 1730, and from among its inhabitauts many went out to battle in the country's service. The first expedition in which its citizens took part, was that against Louisburg in 1745, and the second was through the wilderness to the shores of Lake George, in the same year. In 1775 in common with their neighbors, a company sprang to arms and hastened to intercept the Red Coats at Lexington and Concord. In every emergency they were faithful and ready, and when treason reared its head in 1861, a large company hurried to the front, many of whom there lost their lives.

Among the industries of the place are the New York and New England Machine and Car shops, which employ from 300 to 400 men, the large sheep skin tanneries of Winslow Brothers and Lyman Smith's Sons, each of which employs about 150 men, the celebrated printing ink manufactory of Geo. H. Morrill & Co., which is said to be the largest in the world, the iron foundry and machine shop of E. D. Draper & Son, oil cloth works of E. E. Pratt & Son, paper mill of Isaac Ellis, steam grist mill of Frank A. Fales, planing and wood working shops ef Milton H. Howard and Tyler Thayer, carriage factory

The town possesses, an efficient fire department, a good hotel and unusually good stores. Itis but fifteen miles distant from Boston at which place many of its citizens do business. It is on the main line of the New York and New England Railroad, and is accommodated by an unusually large number of passenger and freight trains daily.

Norwood & Boston Express Route.

Express Matter delivered in Boston and at ppos to all parts of the United States and Canada at Cheapest.Rates. All orders promptly attended to.

Order Box at E. Wheelock's Store, Norwood, Mass.

Boston Offices: 15 Devonshire St. and 174 Washington St.

Town Clerk:

Town Treasurer:

Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor:

Trustees of Public Lnbrary :

School Committee : sae

Surveyors of Lumber, Wood and Bark: Public Weighers :

School Committee :

Everett ScHoot - corner Guild and Washington streets. Horace T. Atwood, Principal. Mary S. Phillips, Assistant. S. Louisa Rhoades, A. Lizzie Park, Marcia W. Shumway, Ida J. Everett, Lizzie Tucker, Teachers.

Batcu ScHoot - South Washington street. Florence Hill, Viola F. Littlefield, Teachers.

Nortu Scuoot - Railroad avenue. Lydia P. Thompson, Jennie P. Baker, Teachers...

East ScHoor - Martha Parker, Teacher.

Mrs. Emma T. Mitchell, Music Teacher.

Broadway, from Railroad.avenue to Guild street and location.

Bullard street, from Vernon street to Day street. .

Beach street, from Day street to Winter street. Los

Cottage street, from Washington street to Prospect street.

Clapboardtree street, from Ellis station to West Dedham line.

Clark street, from Railroad avenue to William street.

Cross street, from Pleasant street to Washington street, (via Central

Chapel street, from Guild street to Walpole street.

Centre street, from Market street to Guild street.

Day street, from Rock Maple street to Broadway.

Dean street, from South Washington street to Neponset street.

Everett avenue, from Washington street to Cross street.

Everett street,from Washington street,near Ellis station, to Dedham line.

Fisher street, off Walpole street, running east. .

Fulton street, from Nahattan street to High street.

Foundry street, from Railroad avenue to William street.

Guild street, from Washington street to Cross street.

High street, from Fulton street to Prospect street.

Hill street, from Railroad avenue north parallel with N. Y. & N. E.

Howard street, from Washington street to Prospect street.

Lyden street, from Fulton street to Prospect street. *

Market street, from Washington street to Railroad avenue.

Maple street, from Nahattan street to Day street.

Meadow street, from Neponset street to Fowle meadows.

Monroe street, from Railroad avenue, south.

Mylod street, from Washington street to Main in Walpole.

Nahattan street, from Market street west toward West Dedham.

Neponset street, from Washington street near High bridge to the river at Sharon line.

Nichols street, from Nahattan street to Winter street.

Samar ore teste SPDR SG AETPEITSPN ANSTO Park street, from Centre street to Broadway.

Phillips street, from Walpole street to Washington street.

Pleasant street, from Neponset street to East Walpole line.

Prospect street, from Winter street to Washington street, (near High

Railroad avenue, from Pleasant street to Prospect street.

Rock Maple street, from Day street to Vernon street.

School street, from Nahattan street to Railroad avenue.

Sumner street, from Pleasant street to Sharon line.

Union street, from Sharon line to East Walpole line.

Vernon street, from Washington street to Prospect street,

Walpole street, from Washington street south to Walpole line.

Washington street, the main street, running north and south, (old turnpike road. )

Water street, from Pleasant street to Washington street. °

Wilson street, from Isaac Ellis' to Walpole line.

Winter street, from Washington street west toward West Dedham.

NORWOOD Ouse.

CHARLES H. BARRETT, Proprietor.

Special Accommodations for Permanent and Transient Boarders.

Livery Stable in the rear of Hotel.

Abbott, Henry K. Chapel. Abel, Adam. Railroad avenue, tannery employee. John A: Railroad avenue, tannery employee. Achorn, Caspar F. Chapel, machinist. Clinton. Chapel, leather finisher. Adams, Fred. Cross, machinist. Frederick. Market, bds. G. F. Baker, machinist. John. Bullard, teamster. Alden, Adna W. North Washington, carpenter. Marcus M. Howard, foreman in tannery. Allen, Earnest. Guild, leather finisher. Charles. Guild, leather finisher. Charles Henry. Guild, tannery employee. John. Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings. William, Guild, ink mill employee. Anderson, Call P. Walpole, bds. 'Peter A. Reterson rear of I, Ellis, Frank. Pleasant. Henry. Pleasant, leather finisher. Apel, Adam. Railroad avenue, leather finisher. John A. Railroad avenue. Ash, Edward. Railroad avenue, barber. Atwood, Horace T. Washington, bds. Mrs. E. F, Talbot, school

Rane Willard. Near junction of Walpole and 'Washienen Babcock, Heman ©. Washington, bds. Mrs. E. M. Howard, Copia Bagley, Frank. Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings. Sumner. Washington near Hast Walpole, farmer. Bailey, Charles. Nahattan. Frank E. Nahattan, iron moulder. John A. Nichols, lawyer. Baker, Charles H. Neponset, bds. Jabez Wetherbee, farm hand. Elmer H. Maple, clerk. Francis M. Vernon, trucking agent. -Frank E. Nahattan, carpenter. George F. Market, machinist Miss Hattie J. Washington, corner Cottage, dressmaker. Baker, Henry B. Washington, near Vernon, grocer. John. Chapel, dyer. Joseph H. Nahattan, bds. Miss Readel. John N. Chapel, teamster. Lewis P. Washington, stationery engineer, Balduf,, Julius. Wilson, tannery employee. Baldwin, Dwight. Apprentice. Ball, James E. North Washington, leather dealer. Ballou, Daniel. Vernon, blacksmith. Barrett, Charles H. Washington, proprietor of the Norwood House. Henry W. North Washington, salesman. Barrows, Rev, Brainard W. Washington, (Baptist. ) Charles. Walpole, tannery employee. _ Barron, William J. Walpole, bds. Warren Rhoades', boiler maker. Barrus, Charles. Tannery employee. Barton, Alfred. Monroe, carpenter. Baston, Frederick S. Vernon, dentist. Bastian, Gustavus. Winter, tannery employee. Bateman, Frank W. Nichols, milkman. George H. Washington, milkman. William. Union, near Sharon line, farmer. Bayer, John Jacob. Foundry, cabinet maker. Lewis J. Foundry, painter. Beal, Mrs. Atkins C. . Chapel. Walter S. Nahattan, machinist. Beerman, August. Walpole, bds. J. Bendel, tannery employee. Bell, John M. A. Monroe, foreman of moulders at Draper's foundry. Bendle, Joseph. Walpole, near Wilson, tanner.

Bestwick, Frederick L. Washington, bds. J. W. Roby, harness maker and carriage trimmer. Bigelow, Alfred M. Washington, bds. L. W. Birclaw: Eps Edgar L. Beach, clerk. Lyman F. Washington, bds. L. W. Bigelow, dentist. Bigelow, Lyman W. Washington. corner Cottage, dealer in dry goods, etc. William A. Washington, bds. L. W. Bigelow, salesman. Billings, Mrs. Sarah S. Cross, boarding house. Bird, Edwin L. Everett avenue, carriage painter. Warren G. North Washington, tannery employee. Bissell, Samuel. Walpole, painter. Blair, James. Dean, carpenter. . Blesenak, Martin. Railroad avenue, tannery employee. Boen, Patrick. Railroad avenue, laborer. Bolester, George O. Pleasant, ink mill employee. Boover, Eli. Nahattan, carpenter. Eli D. Nahattan, carpenter. Moses. Nahattan, carpenter. Bourne, James L. Guild, carpenter. Bowen, Patr ck. Railroad avenue, laborer. Boyd, Leonard. Washington, dealer in stoves, tin, etc, Boyden, Austin E. Guild, laborer. Arthur L. Washington. near Chapel, paper Riychwe tender. Ellis. Guild, carpenter, Frank:E. Guild. carpenter. Fred L. Washington, ink mill employee. Joshua. Nahattan, fireman. Joshua N. Nahattan, locomotive engineer. Orrin. Machinist. Orrin A. Cottage, corner Nichols, laborer. J. Lewis. Washington, carpenter. Silas. Cross, boarding house. Mrs. U. A. Nichols. Warren. Nahattan, tannery employee. Warren N. Nahattan, locomotive engineer. Brady, John T. Walnut avenue, general foreman machinist depart- " ment at car works. Bray, George M. Railroad avenue, tannery employee. Breadmire, Edward. Neponset, farmer. Bremnur, Alexander. Walpole, machinist.

Brennan, Edward. Leather finisher. Dennis. Foundry, corner Williams, iron moulder. Brooks, Henry. Neponset, farmer. Marshall E. Washington, near Howard, wheelwright. Brown, Robert. Walpole, machinist. Rev. Theron. North Washington, associate editor Youth's

Bucknam. George A. P. Washington, near Nahattan, machinist. Mrs. M. E. Washington, near Nahattan, milliner. Buchanan, Gilbert J. Washington, near East Walpole, machinist. Burgess, George H. Philips, corner Walpole, watchman.

Lewis M. Walpole, leather finisher. Burke, James F. Dean, farmer.

Michael. Dean, farmer.

Michael. Washington, laborer. Burns, Daniel. Guild, carpenter.

afro, George. Walpole, tanner. Cahalan, John. Railroad avenue, boiler maker. Calahan, Daniel J. Monroe, machinist Callahan, Dennis F. Dean, currier. John F, Railroad avenue, machinist. Mrs, Mortimer. Railroad avenue. Calvert, Edward. Washington, milk wagon driver. Calvin, Dennis W. Washington, dyer. Campbell, Edward C. Walpole, corner Wilson, paper mill engineer. Capen, George O. Howard, currier. Silas P. Howard, cabinet maker. Carberry, Herbert. Guild, laborer. Carey, George. Pleasant, farmer. Carney, John. Railroad avenue, laborer, - Cary, Michael F. Guild, machinist. | Carroll, Peter. Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings, painter. William E. 'Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings, painter. Casey, Thomas. Railroad avenue, tannery employee. Casey, Thomas J. Railroad avenue, grocer. Cavanaugh, John. Lyden, laborer. Caverick, John. Guild, carpenter. Chamberlain, Samuel Ellis. Neponset, farmer. Chandler, Ariel B. Pleasant, superintendent of Pratt's carpet work. Arthur B. Pleasant, oil cloth printer.

Chaplin, David. Walpole, currier. Cheeney, Clarence H. Chapel, tinsmith. , Simon. Washington, corner Howard, expressman. Willis E. Vernon, corner Maple, tinsmith. Chickering, John D. Walpole. Walter D. Walpole. Clapp, Elmer E. Washington. Clarke, David A. Washington. Henry 8S. Vernon, butter dealer. ° Clary, Thomas E. Cottage, insurance. Clay, Albert H. Winter, tannery employee. Cleary, William. Pleasant, boiler maker. Cleghorn, James, Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings, machinist. Clifford, Charles R. Neponset, farm hand. Clisby, William. Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings, painter. Coakley, Daniel J. Railroad avenue, corner Clark, iron moulder. Edward F. Railroad avenue, corner Clark, machinist. Mrs. Jeremiah. Railroad avenue. . John J. Railroad avenue, corner Clark, clerk. Timothy. Raiboad avenue, corner Clark, laborer. Coburn, Miss Edna. Washington, corner Nahattan. Joseph A. Washington, machinist. Miss Mary. Washington, corner Nahattan. Lewis. Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings. machinist. Colbert, John. Nahattan. Colburn, Bernard F: Washington, near Railroad ave., music teacher. Frank D. Vernon. Frank E. Nichols, iron moulder, Isaac. Day, salesman. Cole, William H. Walpole, leather finisher. Coleman, John F. Chapel, tannery employee. William J. Railroad avenue, painter. Collins, Patrick. Nahattan, painter. Colman, John. Chapel, dyer. Colson, James. Vernon. Colvin, Dennis. Walpole. Conley, John. Prospect, laborer. Michael. High, laborer. Conelly, Bartlett. Howard, tannery employee. Patrick J. Cross, painter. Michael P. Railroad avenue, tannery employee. Congdon, Charles. Maple, carpenter.

Connelly, Patrick. Railroad avenue, laborer. Conolly, Michael. Railroad avenue, laborer. Connors, Henry. Pleasant, laborer. Cook, Fred M.. Linden, farmer. Cooper, Howard. Market, bds. G. F. Baker, machinist. Conroy, John. 'Tannery employee. Copp, George. Market, carpenter. ' _ Corbett, Bryan. Monroe, boiler maker. David H. Nahattan, blacksmith. Peter S. Pleasant, corner Dean, ink mill employee. Costello, Edward. lLyden, bds. 8. Currau, laborer. Michael. Laborer. 'Patrick. Lyden, bds. S. Curran, laborer. | Cottle, Freeman N. Howard, bds. Geo. L. Gardner, machinist. George R. Pleasant, near Neponset, farmer. George W. Pleasant, near Neponset, bridge and wharf builder. Cottrell, Clemment V. Nahattan, blacksmith and horseshoer. Warren C. Nahattan, bds. Clemment V. Cottrell, wheelwright. Coughlin, J ames. Pieasant, beamster. Jeremiah. Railroad avenue, currier. John. Pleasant, tannery employee. William. High, laborer. Courtney, James. Market, tannery employee. Cousley, Bartley. Railroad avenue, laborer. Cragin, Francis M. Washington, corner Day, physician. _ Mrs. Jane. Washington, near Cross. Crocker, Joshua A. Washington, near Walpole, dealer in dry goods. Cronin, Dennis, Railroad avenue, machinist, : James. Railroad avenue, corner Pleasant, tannery employee. John J. Winter, tannery employee. Crooker, Francis W. Chapel, agent N. Y. & N. E. R. R., also proprietor of Norwood Advertiser. | Crowell, Orlando G. Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings, storekeeper at car works. Crowley, Michael. Railroad avenue, laborer. Michael J. Howard, tannery employee. Michael W. Cross, railroad conductor. Cuff, John, Sr. Foundry, laborer. John, Jr. Williams, iron moulder. William J. Cross, iron moulder. William J., Jr. Williams, laborer. Cunningham, Chas. Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings,car works employee.

Curran, Andrew. Railroad avenue, laborer. John. lLyden, machinist. Martin. Prospect, tannery employee. Martin J. Lyden, painter. Michael. lLyden, machinist. Morgan. Market, laborer. Patrick. Laborer. Peter. Railroad avenue, tannery employee. Stephen. Lyden, railroad section foreman. Currier, John C. Prospect, bds. Mrs. J. M. Fairbanks, carpenter. Cushman, Ferdinand B. Walpole, railroad conductor. Custroll, Edward. Railroad avenue, cor. Prospect, car shop employee. James. Prospect, corner Railroad avenue, laborer.

haven pert, Ambrose. Cottage, music publisher. Elmer I. Pleasant, ink mill employee. Davis, James A., No. Washington, pattern maker. Stillman C. Nichols, stenographer. Day, Lewis. Day, leather dealer. Fred H. Day, student. Dean, Albert L. Dean, farmer. Arthur. R. R. avenue, laborer. Arthur Lewis. Prospect, car works employe. Balch. Washington, ink mill employe. Henry W. Pleasant, corner of Dean, ink mill employe. Mrs. Mary J. Dean. Dean, Samuel D. Cottage, corner of Maple, jeweler. Willard. Pleasant, farmer. Dearborn, John F. Chapel, carpenter. Devine, W'm A. Chapel, machinist. Dexter, Charles B. Cottage, oil cloth block cutter. W'm W. Linden, painter. Dezell, Joseph. bds. Norwood House, Washington, hostler. Dickinson, Herbert. Nichols, chemist. Dinsmore, John V. Monroe, cabinet maker..: Dixie, Miss Carrie W. B'ds L. W. Bigelow, Washington, clerk. Doane, Francis. Walpole, stationer and blank book manufacturer. Doe, Albert E. Nahattan. Dolliver, Timothy. Nahattan, laborer. ' Donley, Geo. H. Walpole, carpenter. Donnelly, Bernard. Pleasant, farmer. Simon. Pleasant, carpenter.

Donoghue, Daniel. R. R. ayenue, car works employe. | Donohoe, John. Pleasant, laborer.

Mrs. Thomas. Pleasant. Donovan, Chas. J. Monroe, machinist.

Daniel. R. R. avenue, machinist.

James M. Monroe, laborer.

Jeremiah. Monroe, tannery employe.

John. Monroe, iron moulder,

John S. Monroe, machinist.

William C. Monroe, iron moulder.

Dowers, John. Pleasant, stone mason.

Downs, Thomas E. Nahattan; blacksmith.

Dowling, Thomas. . Nahattan, tinsmith.

Draper, Ellis D. Washington, iron founder and machinist.

Draper, Frank D. Howard, iron founder and machinist.

Drummey, John. Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings, car works employee. John. Railroad avenue, tannery employee. Michael. R. R. avenue, tannery employe.

Patrick. R. R. avenue, laborer. Thomas. Prospect, cor. Lyden, laborer.

Duchaine, Domino. B'ds Eli Boover, Nahattan, carpenter.

Duggin, James. Laborer.

Duncan, Christopher. High, brass moulder.

Christopher Jr. R. R. avenue, laborer. Christopher J. Prospect, blacksmith. Dennis H. High, tannery employe.

Dunn, Mrs. Margaret. Lyden.

Dupee, Albert E. Nahattan, Adams express driver. Francis A. Washington, corner Cottage, laborer. Horace E. Washington.

Dyer, Mrs. D. Mylod.

Dan'l. Mylod, tannery employe. Luke. Mylod, farmer.

Michael H. Chapel, laborer. Tho's. Mylod, tannery employe.

'Bikaer: Simon. Pleasant, painter.

Eames, Tho's J. Cross, wood.

Edmunds, Geo. W. S. Neponset, wood carver. Hiel W. Neponset, farmer.

Edwards, Chas. Nahattan, tannery employe.

Elissher, Reuffle. R. R. avenue, tannery employe.

Ellis, Albert Monroe, carpenter. Alfred. Washington, farmer, Caleb. No. Washington, clerk. Chas. Walpole, farmer. Ernest W. Walpole, sewing machine agent. Mrs. Hannah. Off Everett, called Ellis avenue. Ellis, Henry R. Washington, proprietor skating rink. Ellis, Isaac. Walpole, paper manufacturer. Jason. Washington, farmer. John. Walpole. ~ John 2d. Washington, cabinet maker. Lewis D. Walpole, ice dealer. Melvin I. Cottage, paper maker. Paul. No. Washington. Sumner A. No. Washington, laborer. Warren. Washington, near Market, tannery employe. W'm. Cottage, iron moulder. Elston, Edmund E. Cross, upholsterer. Edmund E., Jr. Cross, upholsterer. Emerson, I. L. B'ds Norwood House, Washington, carriage painter. Emmet, Robert. Chapel, machinist. Eno, Alexander. Walpole, carpenter. Essig, Gottlieb. Pleasant, oil cloth varnisher. Evans, Fred. S. Guild, locomotive engineer. Perley V. Guild, locomotive engineer. Everett, Albert. Washington, finisher. Everett, Frank E. Linden, market. Mrs. Gev. Washington, near Everett avenue. J. Edward. Washington, near Everett avenue. Mrs. Sarah R. Walpole.

Hoenn, Michael. Cross, finisher. Michael W. Cross, R. R. baggage master. John. Day, hostler. Fahey, Patrick. Nahattan, corner Prospect, laborer. Fayey, Edward J. Nahattan. Fairbanks, Dan'] C. Vernon, painter. Geo. B. Walpole, tannery employe. Henry F. Washington, near R. R. avenue, tannery employe. Herbert G. Nahattan, laborer. Mrs. James M. Prospect. Jarvis. Nahattan.

Fairbanks, Jarvis G. Nahattan, leather dresser and overseer. W. Marshall, Guild, oil cloth painter. Mrs. Priscilla D, Washington, Junction of Walpole, boarding Walter F. Washington, milk wagon driver. Fales, Albert. Prospect. EK. Newman. Prospect. Fales, Frank A. Prospect, grain dealer and livery stable. Frederick A. Prospect. Henry N. Walpole, carpenter. John S. Walpole, corner Wilson, farmer. Mentor. Walpole, corner Wilson, farmer. . Walter. Prospect. Farnsworth, Franklin. Maple, carpenter. Farnsworth, Henry EK. Market, baker. William F. Maple, painter. Farrell, John. Walnut avenue, laborer. Farren, Patrick. Pleasant, laborer. Farrington, Daniel B. Washington, near Cottage, dealer in dry goods. Faunce, Linus. Washington. Fay, Edward. Nahattan, painter. Feeney, Dan'l, R. R. avenue, paper mill sorter. Ferris, Joseph. Chapel, paper mill employe. Fetting, Emil L. Everett avenue, foreman of painters. Fifield, Henry L. Guild, locomotive engineer. Firth, John W. Walpole, machinist. Fisher, Edwin EK. Fisher, trader. Fred L. Neponset, teamster. George W. Winter. Ja's R. Bullard, farmer. Leonard. Neponset, farmer. Warren. Fisher, farmer. Fisher, William. Nahattan, grocer. Wm. C. Neponset, farmer. Fisk, John A. B'ds Alvin Fuller, Pleasant, farmer. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Johanna. So- Washington. John. Dean, farmer. Morris, De.n, farm hand. Flarety, Bartlett. Prospect. James. Prospect, tannery employe. Flaherty, John. lLyden, tannery employe. ' Fletcher, Elam F. North Washington, carpenter.

Fletcher, Mrs. S. W. North Washington, hair worker.

Flood, Cha's. \ High, machinist. : Francis P. High, time clerk at car works. ,

' Flood, Miss 8. Jennie. Walpole, dress maker. Tho's. High, car inspector.

Flynn, Joseph K. Water, farm hand.

Fogg, Arthur G. Washington, corner Walpole. David 5. Washington, corner Walpole, physician. Ernest T. Washington, corner Walpole. ;

Irving $8. Washington, corner Walpole, dentist.

Ralph M. Washington, corner Walpole.

Folan, John. Washington, near Winslow statson, teamster. Michael. Lyden, laborer.

Foley, Coleman. B'ds 8. Curran, Lyden, laborer. John. B'ds Joel Wetherbee, Washington, farm hand. Patrick. Market, stone mason. W'm J. High, blacksmith,

Force, George F. Washington, morocco dresser.

Ford, Tho's. Nahattan, laborer. |

Foreman, W'm. North Washington, tinsmith.

_ Fosbury, Joseph. Pleasant, laborer.

Oscar. Pleasant.

Foss, Wales L. With E. F. Gay, Pleasant, farm hand. Foster, Albert W. Monroe. carpenter.

Cha's T. Monroe, laborer.

John W. Winter, corner Nichols, tannery employe. Fox, Henry. B'ds Nee rend House, Washington, carpenter. Frier, Ja's. Mylod, farmer.

John. Mylod, farmer. Frizell, Allen A. Nahattan, iron moulder. Fuller, Alvin. Pleasant, farmer.

William E. Pleasant, near Dean, farmer.

Adin R. Cross, painter.

George B. Market, carpenter. Fuller, Mrs. William E. Pleasant, near Dean, siting Fulton, John J. Washington, corner Chapel.

Lemuel. Washington, near Winslow station, ink mill employee.

(Fallagher, Patrick F. Cross, railroad conductor.

Gardner, George L. Howard, carpenter. Lysander. Wilson, corner Bullard, farmer. Samuel. Bullard, farmer.

Gatchell, Winfield. Washington, blacksmith. Gay, Miss Clara F. Cottage, periodical store. Ebenezer F. Pleasant, farmer. Elmer I. Market. George W. Winter, salesman. Miss Hattie E. Cottage. _ Mrs. J. A. Cottage. Jarvis. Market. Luke. Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings, machinist. Ward L. Cottage, tannery employee. William H. Howard, leather shaver. William S. Howard, machinist. Geary, William. Cross, laborer. Gerald, Lyman T. Neponset. Gerlach, James H. Washington, carpenter. Gifford, Frank L. Guild, bds. William Allen, ink mill employee. | Gilbert, John. Walpole, bds. Enos Lane, laborer. Gilling, Thomas H. Vernon, tannery employee.. Gillooly, Bernard. Washington, near Howard, laborer. Gillooly, John. Walpole, mason. Gillooly, William. Walpole, mason. i Glancy, William. Walnut avenue, boiler maker. Glazier, Stephen. Nichols. tannery employee. Golbrath, John. Prospect, laborer. Goodwin, Aaron L. Chapel, machinist, Googins, Edward O. Cottage, carpenter. Gould, Charles Walter. Vernon, corner Walpole, clerk. Grant, Theodore. Chapel, tannery employee. Gray, Charles. Near Pleasant, leather finisher. David. Walpole, bds. Warren Rhoades, tannery employee. Green, Edward. Cross, bds. Mrs. S. Billings. Greenwood, Levi, Jr. Nahattan, painter. Griebel, Julius A. Howard, assistant foreman in tannery. Grieger, Julius, Nahattan, bds. Miss Readel, laborer. Griffin, Bartholomew. Railroad avenue, tannery employee. John. Pleasant, tannery employee. Guild, Albert L. Walpole, carpenter. Miss Clara. Pleasant. John W. Chapel, tannery employee. Lewis. Walpole, cabinet maker. Willis A. Walpole. ~ Gunning, Bernard. Pleasant, leather finisher.

Guy, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Nahattan. Guy, T. Francis. Washington, near Nahattan, dealer in beckery. glass ware, ete.

Easian: Charles. Market, bds. Mrs. J. Horgan, shoemaker.

Hale, Mrs. Julia B. Nahattan.

Hall, Arthur D. Pleasant, oil cloth printer.

Hartshorn, Arthur N. South Washington, carpenter. Caleb W. Washington, near Railroad ave., coal dealer. Charles E. Vernon, tannery employee.

E. Ward. Washington, near Railroad avenue. Fred H. Washington, near Railroad avenue. James A. Day, meat market.

Hartshorn, J. Edwin. Nahattan, coal dealer. John E. Pleasant, farmer.

Hawes, George H. Sumner, farmer.

Increase. Sumner, farmer. James E. * Guild, laborer. Joseph. Sumner, farmer.