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Pullman Hotel Cars 
 
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 BLUFFS, on the California Express Trains of the 
 
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 no other Road can you get all the meals you require between Chicago 
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 NEW-HAMPSHIRE REGISTER, 
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 FOR 
 
 Being second after bissextile or leap year, and closing the one hundred 
 and second and beginning the one hundred and third year of the 
 Independence of the United States. 
 
 ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS BY HOSEA DOTON, A. M. 
 
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 1878. 
 
ARTICLES OF THE CALENDAR, ECLIPSES, ETC. 
 
 Chronological Cycles, 
 
 Golden Number, 
 !Epact, 
 
 !0 Sun. 
 
 O d © ([ Moon. 
 
 0 Earth. 
 
 Characters of 
 
 SPRING SIGNS. 
 
 1 Aries, the Ram. 
 
 2 y Taurus, the Bull. 
 
 3 II Gemini, the Twins. 
 
 SUMMER SIGNS. 
 
 4 213 Cancer, the Crab. 
 
 5 £1 Leo, the Lion. 
 
 6 1IJ} Virgo, the Virgin. 
 
 17 Solar Cycle, 
 
 2b Dominical Letter, 
 
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 $ Mercury. 
 
 9 Venus, 
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 11 Roman Indiction, 6 
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 1 1 Jupiter. 
 
 1 2 Saturn. 
 f£l Uranus. 
 
 „ of the Zodiac, 
 
 AUTUMN SIGNS. 
 
 7 Libra, the Scales. 
 
 8 ll\ Scorpio, the Scorpion. 
 
 9 / Sagittarius, the Archer 
 
 WINTER SIGNS. 
 
 10 Yp Capricornus, the Goat. 
 
 11 tst Aquarius, the Waterbearer, 
 
 12 X Pisces, the Fishes. 
 
 Commencement of the Seasons, 
 
 Vernal Equinox—Spring begins, March 20th, Oli 55m. Evening. 
 Summer Solstice—Summer begins, June 21st, 9h 16m Morning. 
 Autumnal Equinox—Autumn begins, Sept. 22nd, llh 40m Evening. 
 Winter Solstice—Winter begins, Dec. 21st, 5h 53m Evening. 
 
 Movable Festivals and Fasts of the Church. 
 
 Feb. 17 
 “ 24 
 
 Septuagesima Sunday, 
 
 Sexagesima Sunday, 
 Quinquagesima—Shrove 
 
 Sunday, March 3 
 
 Ash Wed.—1st day of Lent, “ 6 
 
 Quadragesima.—1st Sun¬ 
 day in Lent, “ 10 
 
 Palm Sunday, April 14 
 
 Good Friday, “ 19 
 
 Easter Sunday, 
 
 Low Sunday, 
 
 Rogation Sunday, 
 Ascension Day—Holy 
 Thursday, 
 
 Pentecost—Whitsun-day, 
 Trinity Sunday, 
 
 Corpus Christi, 
 
 Advent Sunday, 
 
 April 21 
 
 28' 
 
 May 26 
 
 “ 3o! 
 June 9 
 “ 16 
 “ 20 
 Dec. 1 
 
 Eels pses. 
 
 In the year 1878 there will be two eclipses of the Sun, two of the 
 Moon and a Transit of Mercury. 
 
 I. —An annular Eclipse of the Sun, Feb. 2nd, invisible in New 
 Hampshire. 
 
 II. —A partial Eclipse of the Moon, Feb. 17th, partly visible, as fob 
 lows: 
 
 First contact with the shadow, Feb. 17th, 4h 57m Morning. 
 Middle of the eclipse, 6h 25m “ 
 
 Moon sets, * 6h 58m “ 
 
 Magnitude, (Moon’s diameter=l) 0 83. 
 
 III. —A total eclipse of the Sun, July 29th, visible as a partial 
 eclipse, as follows: 
 
 Beginning July 29tli, 4h 54m Evening. 
 
 Greatest obscuration, “ “ 5h 52m “ 
 
 End, 6h 38m “ 
 
 This is thfe fourth return of the total eclipse of 1806. 
 
 IV. The moon will rise partially eclipsed on the evening of Aug. 
 12th, and the eclipse will end at 45 minutes past 8 o’clock. 
 
 There will be a Transit of Mercury over the Sun’s disc, May 6th, as 
 follows: 
 
 First contact, May 6th, lOh 26.5m Morning. 
 
 Least distance of centers, “ “ 2h 14.2m Evening. 
 
 Last contact, “ “ 5h 57.4m 
 
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 First Quar. 11th day 2h 0.9m E. 
 
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 Full Moon 18th day 7h 24.9m E. 
 Last Quar. 25th day llli 3 4m M. 
 
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 30 days, 
 
 1 Monday. 
 
 2 Tuesday. 
 
 3 Wednesday. 
 
 4 Thursday. 
 
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 11 Thursday. 
 
 12 
 
 Friday. 
 
 
 
 13 
 
 Saturday. 
 
 
 
 14 
 
 Sunday. 
 
 
 • 
 
 15 
 
 Monday. 
 
 
 
 16 
 
 Tuesday. 
 
 
 
 17 
 
 Wednesday. 
 
 
 
 
14 
 
 MEMORANDA FOR APRIL. 
 
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 30 
 
 Tuesday. 
 
 
1878. 
 
 MAY. 
 
 15 
 
 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 New Moon 2nd day 8h 4.4m M. Full Moon 16th day 9h 45.3m M. 
 
 First Quar. 9th day 5h 46.5m E. Last Quar. 23d day Sh 55.7m E. 
 
 New Moon 31 day 9h 2.0m E. 
 
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 sets. 
 
 III 
 
 ASPECTS, &C. 
 
 St. Phil. & St. James. 
 9 gr. elong. 46° 7' W. 
 Inv. of the Cross. 
 
 [d $6 
 
 2nd Sun. aft. Easter. 
 John Evangelist. 
 
 [ d dec. 27° 22' North. 
 6th, Transit of Q 
 6th, 9 >2 6 
 c? south 2h 59m. eve. 
 
 [ d crosses eq. South. 
 3d Sun. after Easter. 
 9 south 9h 3m morn, 
 south 5h 6m morn, 
 south 8h 31m morn. 
 
 090 
 
 $ in aphelion. 
 (St. Dunstan. 
 
 4th Sun. aft. Easter, 
 [d dec. 27° 19'South. 
 
 'll south 4h 40m morn i 
 25th, 'll stationary. 
 
 ( d crosses eq. North. 
 (St. Austin. 
 
 Rogation Sunday. 
 
 . . L 6 
 d 9 6 
 
 (9 iu aph. d 5 6 
 Ascension Day— 
 [Holy Thursday. 
 
 1878. 
 
 MUMORANDA FOR MAY. 
 
 31 days. 
 
 1 Wednesday. 
 
 2 Thursday 
 
 j 3 Friday. 
 
 4 Saturday. 
 
 5 Sunday. 
 

 16 
 
 
 MEMORANDA FOR MAY. 
 
 31 days. 
 
 6 
 
 Monday. 
 
 
 
 7 
 
 Tuesday. 
 
 
 
 8 
 
 Wednesday. 
 
 i 
 
 
 9 
 
 Thursday. 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 Friday. 
 
 -. 
 
 ft 
 
 11 
 
 Saturday. 
 
 
 
 12 
 
 Sunday. 
 
 
 
 13 
 
 Monday. 
 
 
 
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 Tuesday. 
 
 
 
 15 
 
 Wednesday. 
 
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 16 
 
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 17 
 
 Friday. 
 
 • 
 
 
 18 
 
 Saturday. 
 
 
 
 
1878. MEMORANDA FOR MAY. 17 | 
 
 19 Sunday. * 
 
 20 Monday. 
 
 21 Tuesday. 
 
 
 
 22 Wednesday. 
 
 23 Thursday. 
 
 24 Friday. 
 
 25 Saturday. 
 
 26 Sunday. 
 
 27 Monday. 
 
 28 Tuesday. 
 
 29 Wednesday. 
 
 J - 
 
 1 
 
 30 Thursday. 
 
 3i Friday. 
 
18 
 
 JUNE. 
 
 30 days* 
 
 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 First Quar. 7th day llh 8.7m E. 
 Full Moon 14th day 7h 5.1m E. 
 
 W { j Sun 
 
 day 
 
 Sun 
 
 j Sun 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
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 l’gth 
 
 south 
 
 jdec’n 
 
 sou. 
 
 r. & s. 
 
 pl 
 
 Last Quar. 22d day 2h 29.1m E. 
 New Moon 30th day 7h 44.8m M. 
 
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 1 
 
 2 
 
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 4 
 
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 10 
 
 11 
 
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 7 34 15 13 
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 4 4 21 7 36 15 lo'll 58 14 22 36 
 4 21 7 36 15 16 11 58 25 22 42 5 4 11 50 
 
 4 20:7 3715 17 11 58 36 22 4S 5 53 morn 
 
 4 20:7 38 15 1811 58 47 : 22 53 
 4 2017 3b 15 19 11 58 59 22 58 
 
 4 19,7 39 15 20 11 59 11 23 3 
 
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 7 30 0 36 
 
 8 21 1 0 
 9 15 1 27 
 
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 a 
 
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 so. 3h. 36m. morn. 
 
 5 4 19 7 40 
 7 41 
 7 41 
 
 7 42 
 
 6 4 19 
 
 7 4 19 
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 2 4 19 7 42 
 
 3 4 19 7 43 
 
 4 4 19 7 43 
 
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 15 22 
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 0 0 0123 17 morn rises. 
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 3 11 23 14 11 16 
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 1 28 
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 sets. 
 8 16 
 
 ; Xicomede. 
 
 [Sunday after Ascen. 
 1st, d dec. 27° 16' N. 
 
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 i St. Boniface. 
 
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 8 
 
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 1 
 
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 Pentecost— 
 
 [Whitsunday. 
 St. Barnabas. 
 
 $ south 9h. 8m. morn 
 I south 2h. 17m. eve. 
 d dec, 27° 16' S. 
 
 1 1 south 6h 37m morn 
 Trinity Sunday. 
 
 I St. Alban. 
 
 K % 6 
 
 21st, d crosses eq. N. 
 Corpus Christi 
 O ent. T2 Summer 
 [begins. 
 1st S. after Trinity", j 
 St. John Baptist. 
 
 23d, (ih 6 [Ohn 
 heli. lat. N. 
 
 C $6 
 
 (d dec. 27° 17'N. i 
 St. Peter. d $ 6 
 2nd S. after Trinity. ■ 
 
 1878. 
 
 MEMORANDA FOR JUNE. 
 
 30 days. 
 
 1 Saturday. 
 
 2 Sunday. 
 
 3 Monday. 
 
 4 Tuesday. 
 
* 
 
 
 
 1878. 
 
 MEMORANDA FOR JUNE. 
 
 19 
 
 5 Wednesday, 
 
 
 
 6 Thursday. 
 
 
 
 7 Friday. 
 
 8 Saturday. 
 
 9 Sunday. 
 
 10 Monday. 
 
 — 
 
 
 
 11 Tuesday. 
 
 ■ 
 
 12 Wednesday. 
 
 13 Thursday. 
 
 
 
 9 
 
 14 Friday. 
 
 # 
 
 
 
 15 Saturday. 
 
 
 
 
 16 Sunday. 
 
 
 
 
 17 Monday. 
 
 _ 
 
 - 
 
 
 
 
20 MEMORANDA FOR JUNE. 30 days.! 
 
 18 Tuesday. 
 
 1 - 
 
 19 Wednesday. 
 
 20 Thursday. 
 
 21 Friday. 
 
 22 Saturday. 
 
 23 Sunday. 
 
 24 Monday. 
 
 25 Tuesday. 
 
 26 Wednesday. 
 
 27 Thursday. 
 
 28 Friday. 
 
 29 Saturday. 
 
 30 Sunday. 
 
■1878. JUJLiY. 21 j 
 
 PHASES OF 
 
 First Quar. 7th day 3h 34.1m M. 
 Full Moon 14th day 6h 8.8m M. 
 
 THE MOON. 
 
 Last Quar. 22d day 7b 30.0m M. 
 New Moon 29th day 4h 54.4m E. 
 
 a 
 
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 day 
 
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 Sun 
 
 south 
 
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 dec’n 
 
 d 
 
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 d 
 
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 Pi 
 
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 23 2 
 
 2 8 
 
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 3 
 
 4 
 
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 15 19 
 
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 22 57 
 
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 4 
 
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 Independence, 1776. 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 4 26 
 
 7 43 
 
 15 17 
 
 0 4 19 
 
 22 47 
 
 4 39 
 
 10 41 
 
 ns 
 
 d crosses eq. South. 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 4 26 
 
 7 43 
 
 15 16 
 
 0 4 29122 41 
 
 5 26 
 
 11 5 
 
 
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 7 
 
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 4 27 
 
 7 42 
 
 15 15 
 
 0 4 39 
 
 22 34 
 
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 11 30 
 
 
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 8 
 
 2 
 
 4 28 
 
 7 42 
 
 15 14 
 
 0 4 48 
 
 22 27 
 
 7 10 
 
 morn 
 
 m 
 
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 9 
 
 3 
 
 4 28 
 
 7 41 
 
 15 13 
 
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 22 20 
 
 8 5 
 
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 9 south 9h 27m morn. 
 
 10 
 
 4 
 
 4 29 
 
 7 41 
 
 15 12 
 
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 22 13 
 
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 11 
 
 5 
 
 4 30 
 
 7 41 
 
 15 11 
 
 0 5 14 
 
 22 5 
 
 10 1 
 
 1 20 
 
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 12 
 
 6 
 
 4 31 
 
 7 40 
 
 15 9 
 
 0 5 22 
 
 21 57 
 
 10 58 
 
 2 14 
 
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 d dec. 27° 18' South. 
 
 13 
 
 7 
 
 4 31 
 
 7 39 
 
 15 8 
 
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 21 48 
 
 11 53 
 
 3 16 
 
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 14 
 
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 7 39 
 
 15 6 
 
 0 5 36 
 
 21 39 
 
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 y> 
 
 4th S. after Trinity. 
 
 15 
 
 2 
 
 4 33 
 
 7 38 
 
 15 5 
 
 0 5 42 
 
 21 30 
 
 0 45 
 
 8 31 
 
 
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 16 
 
 3 
 
 4 34 
 
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 21 20 
 
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 4 
 
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 18 
 
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 7 36 
 
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 19 
 
 6 
 
 4 37 
 
 7 35 
 
 14 59 
 
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 3 37 
 
 9 52 
 
 X 
 
 d crosses eq. North. 
 
 20 
 
 7 
 
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 7 34 
 
 14 57 
 
 0 6 5 
 
 20 37 
 
 4 17 
 
 10 11 
 
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 21 
 
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 4 39 
 
 7 34 
 
 14 55 
 
 0 6 8 
 
 20 26 
 
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 10 32 
 
 op 
 
 5th S. aft. Trinity. 
 
 22 
 
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 4 40 
 
 7 33 
 
 14 53 
 
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 20 14 
 
 5 39 
 
 10 55 
 
 8 
 
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 23 
 
 3 
 
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 14 51 
 
 0 6 13 
 
 20 2 
 
 6 24 
 
 11 25 
 
 8 
 
 25th, 
 
 24 
 
 4 
 
 4 42 
 
 7 31 
 
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 7 12 
 
 morn 
 
 8 
 
 26th, d dec. 27° 20' N. 
 
 25 
 
 5 
 
 4 4317 30 
 
 14 47 
 
 0 6 15 
 
 19 36 
 
 8 5 
 
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 26 
 
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 29 
 
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 4 47 
 
 7 26 
 
 14 39 
 
 0 6 13 
 
 18 42 
 
 11 56 
 
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 a 
 
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 30 
 
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 4 48 
 
 7 24 
 
 14 37 0 6 11 
 
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 1878. 
 
 
 
 
 MEMORANDA 
 
 FOR JULY 
 
 - - - 
 
 31 days. 
 
 { 1 
 
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 Monday. 
 
 
 
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 Wednesday. 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 Thursday. 
 
 
 
 5 
 
 Friday. 
 
 
 
22 MEMORANDA FOR JULY. 31 days. 
 
 6 Saturday. 
 
 j 
 
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 7 Sunday. 
 
 j 
 
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 8 Monday. 
 
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 9 Tuesday. 
 
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 11 Thursday. 
 
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 12 Friday. 
 
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 13 Saturday. 
 
 r - A- 1 
 
 i 
 
 14 Sunday. 
 
 ' 1 
 
 1 
 
 15 Monday. 
 
 16 Tuesday. 
 
 17 Wednesday. 
 
 18 Thursday. 
 
.878. 
 
 
 MEMORANDA FOR JULY. 
 
 
 23 ! 
 
 19 
 
 Friday. 
 
 
 
 
 20 
 
 Saturday. 
 
 
 
 
 21 
 
 Sunday. 
 
 
 • 
 
 
 22 
 
 Monday. 
 
 
 
 i 
 
 1 
 
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 23 
 
 Tuesday. 
 
 
 
 
 24 
 
 Wednesday. 
 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 Thursday. 
 
 • 
 
 
 
 26 
 
 Friday. 
 
 
 
 
 27 
 
 Saturday. 
 
 
 ■ ' 
 
 
 28 
 
 Sunday. 
 
 
 
 
 29 
 
 Monday. 
 
 ' - \ V 
 
 
 
 
 30 
 
 Tuesday. 
 
 
 
 
 31 Wednesday. 
 
24 
 
 
 
 
 
 AUGUST. 
 
 
 31 days. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 PHASES OF THE 
 
 MOON. 
 
 
 First Quar. 5th day 8h 33.3m M. 
 
 Last Quar. 20th day llh 21.8m E. 
 
 Full Moon 12th day 7h 30.2m E. 
 
 New Moon 28th day lh 13.7m M. 
 
 
 
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 day 
 
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 Sun 
 
 
 G 
 
 G 
 
 G 
 
 
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 * 
 
 rise sets 
 
 l’gth 
 
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 dec’n 
 
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 r.& s. 
 
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 h m 
 
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 1 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 4 50 
 
 7 22 
 
 14 33 
 
 0 
 
 6 5 
 
 17 57 
 
 2 33 
 
 8 45 
 
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 Lammas Day. 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 4 51 
 
 7 21 
 
 14 30 
 
 0 
 
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 17 42 
 
 3 23 
 
 9 9 
 
 
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 7 
 
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 7 20 
 
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 4 53 
 
 7 19 
 
 14 26 
 
 0 
 
 5 51 
 
 17 10 
 
 5 6 
 
 10 2 
 
 m 
 
 7th S. after Trinity. 
 
 5 
 
 2 
 
 4 54 
 
 7 17 
 
 14 23 
 
 0 
 
 5 45 
 
 16 54 
 
 6 0 
 
 10 36 
 
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 cf south lh 4m eve. 
 
 6 
 
 3 
 
 4 55 
 
 7 16 
 
 14 21 
 
 0 
 
 5 39 
 
 16 38 
 
 6 57 
 
 11 19 
 
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 7 
 
 4 
 
 4 56 
 
 7 15 
 
 14 19 
 
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 5 32 
 
 16 21 
 
 7 
 
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 morn 
 
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 8 
 
 5 
 
 4 57 
 
 7 13 
 
 14 16 
 
 0 
 
 5 24 
 
 16 4 
 
 8 52 
 
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 9 
 
 6 
 
 4 58 
 
 7 12 
 
 14 14 
 
 0 
 
 5 16 
 
 15 47 
 
 9 47 
 
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 10 
 
 7 
 
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 11 
 
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 8th S. after Trinity. 
 
 12 
 
 2 
 
 5 2 
 
 7 8 
 
 14 6 
 
 0 
 
 4 48 
 
 14 54 
 
 morn 
 
 rises. 
 
 
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 13 
 
 3 
 
 5 3 
 
 7 6 
 
 14 3 
 
 0 
 
 4 38 
 
 14 35 
 
 0 
 
 12 
 
 7 20 
 
 
 $gr. elong. 27° 23'E. 
 
 14 
 
 4 
 
 5 4 
 
 7 5 
 
 14 1 
 
 0 
 
 4 27 
 
 14 17 
 
 0 
 
 54 
 
 7 39 
 
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 15 
 
 5 
 
 5 5 
 
 7 4 
 
 13 58 
 
 0 
 
 4 15 
 
 13 58 
 
 1 
 
 35 
 
 7 57 
 
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 16 
 
 6 
 
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 7 2 
 
 13 55 
 
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 13 39 
 
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 14 
 
 8 16 
 
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 17 
 
 7 
 
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 54 
 
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 18 
 
 F 
 
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 6 59 
 
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 3 37 
 
 13 1 
 
 3 
 
 35 
 
 8 58 
 
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 9th S. aft. Trinity. 
 
 19 
 
 2 
 
 5 9 
 
 6 57 
 
 13 48 
 
 0 
 
 3 24 
 
 12 41 
 
 4 
 
 18 
 
 9 25 
 
 8 
 
 Q south 2h 21ra morn 
 
 20 
 
 3 
 
 5 11 
 
 6 56 
 
 13 45 
 
 0 
 
 310 
 
 12 21 
 
 5 
 
 4 
 
 9 57 
 
 8 
 
 cf south Oh 41m eve. 
 
 21 
 
 4 
 
 5 12 
 
 6 54 
 
 13 43 
 
 0 
 
 2 55 
 
 12 1 
 
 5 
 
 54 
 
 10 38 
 
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 (0^6 
 
 22 
 
 5 
 
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 0 53 
 
 13 40 
 
 0 
 
 2 40 
 
 11 42 
 
 6 
 
 48 
 
 11 30 
 
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 G dec. 27° 19' North. 
 
 23 
 
 6 
 
 5 14 
 
 6 51 
 
 13 37 
 
 0 
 
 2 25 
 
 11 21 
 
 7 
 
 44 
 
 morn 
 
 23 
 
 'll south 9h 55m eve. 
 
 24 
 
 7 
 
 5 15 
 
 6 49 
 
 13 34 
 
 0 
 
 2 9 
 
 11 o 
 
 8 
 
 42 
 
 0 32 
 
 23 
 
 St. Bartholomew. 
 
 25 
 
 F 
 
 5 16 
 
 6 48 
 
 13 32 
 
 0 
 
 1 53 
 
 10 40 
 
 9 
 
 39 
 
 1 45 
 
 23 
 
 10th S. after Trinity. 
 
 26 
 
 2 
 
 5 17 
 
 6 46 
 
 13 29 
 
 0 
 
 1 37 
 
 10 19 
 
 10 
 
 35 
 
 3 2 
 
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 27 
 
 3 
 
 5 18 
 
 6 44 
 
 13 26 
 
 0 
 
 1 20 
 
 9 58 
 
 11 
 
 29 
 
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 28 
 
 4 
 
 5 19 
 
 6 43 
 
 13 23 
 
 0 
 
 1 2 
 
 9 37 
 
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 6 45 
 
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 29 
 
 5 
 
 5 20 
 
 6 41 
 
 13 21 
 
 0 
 
 0 45 
 
 9 15 
 
 1 
 
 13 
 
 7 10 
 
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 John Bap. beheaded. 
 
 30 
 
 6 
 
 5 22 
 
 6 40 
 
 13 18 
 
 0 
 
 0 27 
 
 8 54 
 
 2 
 
 5 
 
 7 36 
 
 I 
 
 [G crosses eq. South.. 
 
 31 
 
 7 
 
 5 23|6 38 
 
 13 15 
 
 0 
 
 0 8 
 
 8 32 
 
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 59 
 
 8 4 
 
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 4 south 9h 21m eve. 
 
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 1 Thursday. 
 
 2 Friday. 
 
 3 Saturday. 
 
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 7 Wednesday. 
 
 8 Thursday. 
 
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 Tuesday. 
 
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 Thursday. 
 
 
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 Friday. 
 
 
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 Saturday. 
 
 
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 26 
 
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 Wednesday. 
 
 
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1878. SEPTEMBER. 27 
 
 PHASES OF 
 
 First Quar. 3d day 3h 39.8m E. 
 Full Moon 11th day llh 3.5m M. 
 
 THE MOON. 
 
 Last Quar. 19th day 111 44.1m E. 
 New Moon 26th day 9h 24.4m M. 
 
 a 
 
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 3 
 
 Sun 
 
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 day 
 
 I’gth 
 
 Sun 
 
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 Sun 
 
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 a 
 
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 ASPECTS, &C. 
 
 
 
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 5 21 
 
 6 36 
 
 13 12 
 
 11 59 50 
 
 8 10 
 
 3 54 
 
 8 36 
 
 
 St. Giles. 11th Sun 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 5 25 
 
 6 34 
 
 13 9 
 
 11 59 31 
 
 7 48 
 
 4 51 
 
 9 16 
 
 m 
 
 Tafter Trinity 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 
 5 26 
 
 6 32 
 
 13 6 
 
 11 59 11 
 
 7 26 
 
 5 49 
 
 10 4 
 
 t 
 
 [ $ gr. heli. lat. S. 
 
 4 
 
 4 
 
 5 27 
 
 6 31 
 
 13 3 
 
 11 58 52 
 
 7 4 
 
 6 47 
 
 11 1 
 
 i 
 
 d dec. 27° 17' S. 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 5 28 
 
 6 29 
 
 13 1 
 
 11 58 32 
 
 0 42 
 
 7 43 
 
 morn 
 
 v> 
 
 Log Lays end. 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 5 29 
 
 6 27 
 
 12 58 
 
 11 58 12 
 
 6 20 
 
 8 36 
 
 0 5 
 
 
 1/. south 8h 56m eve. 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 5 30 
 
 6 25 
 
 12 55 
 
 11 57 52 
 
 5 57 
 
 9 25 
 
 1 12 
 
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 8 
 
 F 
 
 5 32 
 
 6 23 
 
 12 52 
 
 11 57 31 
 
 5 35 
 
 10 10 
 
 2 19 
 
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 12th S. after Trinity. 
 
 9 
 
 2 
 
 5 33 
 
 6 22 
 
 12 49 
 
 11 57 11 
 
 5 12 
 
 10 53 
 
 3 25 
 
 >*«•*. 
 
 Nativ. of B.V. Mary. 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 
 5 34 
 
 6 20 
 
 12 46 
 
 11 56 50 
 
 4 49 
 
 11 33 
 
 4 29 
 
 X 
 
 [ 0 inf- 6Q 
 
 11 
 
 4 
 
 5 35 
 
 6 18 
 
 12 43 
 
 11 56 29 
 
 4 26 
 
 morn 
 
 rises. 
 
 X 
 
 d crosses eq. N. 
 
 12 
 
 5 
 
 5 36 
 
 6 16 
 
 12 40 
 
 11 56 8 
 
 4 3 
 
 0 13 
 
 6 22 
 
 
 dhd 
 
 13 
 
 6 
 
 5 37 
 
 6 14 
 
 12 37 
 
 11 55 47 
 
 3 40 
 
 0 52 
 
 6 41 
 
 T 
 
 Q so. Oh 32m morn. 
 
 14 
 
 7 
 
 5 38 
 
 6 13 
 
 12 34 
 
 11 55 26 
 
 3 17 
 
 1 33 
 
 7 3 
 
 op 
 
 Holy Cross. 
 
 15 
 
 F’ 
 
 5 39 
 
 6 11 
 
 12 31 
 
 11 55 5 
 
 2 54 
 
 2 15 
 
 7 28 
 
 8 
 
 13th S. after Trinity. 
 
 16 
 
 2 
 
 5 41 
 
 6 9 
 
 12 28 
 
 11 54 43 
 
 2 31 
 
 3 0 
 
 7 58 
 
 8 
 
 1/. south 8h 15m. eve. 
 
 17 
 
 3 
 
 5 42 
 
 6 7 
 
 12 25 
 
 11 54 22 
 
 2 8 
 
 3 48 
 
 8 35 
 
 II 
 
 St. Lambert. 
 
 18 
 
 4 
 
 5 43 
 
 6 5 
 
 12 22 
 
 1154 1 
 
 1 45 
 
 4 39 
 
 9 21 
 
 II 
 
 Odd 
 
 19 
 
 5 
 
 5 44 
 
 6 3 
 
 12 19 
 
 11 53 40 
 
 1 22 
 
 5 33 
 
 10 IS 
 
 II 
 
 d dec. 27° 11' N. 
 
 20 
 
 6 
 
 5 45 
 
 6 2 
 
 12 16 
 
 11 53 19 
 
 0 58 
 
 6 29 
 
 11 24 
 
 
 in perihelion. 
 
 21 
 
 7 
 
 5 46 
 
 6 0 
 
 12 14 
 
 11 52 58 
 
 0 35 
 
 7 24 
 
 morn 
 
 23 
 
 St. Matthew. 
 
 22 
 
 F 7 
 
 5 47 
 
 5 58 
 
 12 11 
 
 11 52 37 
 
 N 11 
 
 8 20 
 
 0 36 
 
 ft 
 
 14th S. after Trinity. 
 
 23 
 
 2 
 
 5 48 
 
 5 56 
 
 12 8 
 
 11 52 10 
 
 S 12 
 
 9 13 
 
 1 54 
 
 a 
 
 [0 enters Autumn 
 
 24 
 
 3 
 
 5 50 
 
 5 54 
 
 12 5lll 5155 
 
 0 35 
 
 10 6 
 
 3 13 
 
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 OQ 8 [begins. 
 
 25 
 
 4 
 
 5 51 
 
 5 53 
 
 12 2 
 
 11 t>l 35 
 
 0 59 
 
 10 58 
 
 4 33 
 
 
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 5 52 
 
 5 51 
 
 11 59 
 
 11 51 15 
 
 1 22 
 
 11 50 
 
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 6 
 
 5 53 
 
 5 49 
 
 11 56 
 
 11 50 54 
 
 1 46 
 
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 6 2 
 
 
 [d <fd 
 
 28 
 
 7 
 
 5 54 
 
 5 47 
 
 11 54 
 
 11 50 34 
 
 2 9 
 
 1 40 
 
 6 33 
 
 iri 
 
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 29 
 
 
 5 55 
 
 5 45 
 
 11 51 
 
 11 50 15 
 
 2 32 
 
 2 39 
 
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 30 
 
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 5 56 
 
 5 44 
 
 11 58 
 
 11 49 55 
 
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 1 Sunday. 
 
 2 Monday 
 
 3 Tuesday. 
 
 4 Wednesday. 
 

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 30 days. 
 
 5 
 
 Thursday. 
 
 
 6 
 
 Friday. 
 
 
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 Saturday. 
 
 
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 Sunday. 
 
 
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 Monday. 
 
 
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 Tuesday. 
 
 
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 Wednesday. 
 
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 12 
 
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 OCTOBER. 
 
 31 days 
 
 First Quar. 3d day 2h 15 Om M. 
 Full Moon 11th day 4h 8.5m M. 
 
 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 Last Quar. 19th day 2h 23.7m M. 
 New Moon 25th dav 6h 12.5m E. 
 
 D M 1 
 
 ®| Sun 
 ^ {rise sets 
 
 day 
 
 I’gth 
 
 Sun 
 
 south 
 
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 dec’n 
 
 d 
 
 sou. 
 
 d 
 
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 ASPECTS, &C. 
 
 
 h m,b m 
 
 h ni|h m s 
 
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 h m 
 
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 7 
 
 8 
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 10 
 
 11 
 
 12 
 
 13 
 
 14 
 
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 18 
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 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
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 3 
 
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 h9>h 40 11 42111 49 17 
 0 5 38 11 39 11 48 59 
 
 1 5 3711 36111 48 41 
 
 2 5 35 11 33 11 48 23 
 5 3311 30 11 48 5 
 
 6 4 5 31 11 27 11 47 48 
 
 5 5 3011 24 11 47 31 
 7 5 28 11 211 ] 47 15 
 8;5 2611 1811 46 59 
 
 9 5 24'H 15 
 6 10 5 2311 13 
 6 11 5 21,11 10 
 6 13 5 2011 7 
 6 14 5 1811 4 
 6 15 5 16'H 1 
 
 6 16|5 15|10 58 
 6 17 5 1310 56 
 5 11:10 53 
 5 10 10 50 
 
 6 19 
 6 20 
 6 21 
 6 22 5 
 6 24 5 
 6 2515 
 6 2615 
 6 28j5 i 
 
 6 29 4 59 
 6 30 4 58 
 
 8 
 
 7 
 
 5, 
 
 10 47 
 10 44 
 10 41 
 
 10 39 
 10 36 
 10 33 
 10 30 
 10 28 
 
 6 31 4 56 10 25 
 
 -,6 32a 55 
 5:6 341 54 
 
 10 23 
 10 20 
 
 11 46 43 
 11 46 29 
 11 46 14 
 11 46 0 
 11 45 47 
 11 45 34 
 11 15 22 
 11 45 11 
 11 45 0 
 11 44 49 
 11 44 40 
 11 44 31 11 11 
 11 44 23 11 32 
 11 44 15;11 53 
 11 44 812 14 
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 7 54 
 
 8 17 
 
 8 39 
 
 9 1 
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 10 7 
 10 28 
 10 50 
 
 0 58 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 45 
 
 35 
 
 28 
 
 22 
 
 16 
 
 11 43 57 
 11 43 53 
 11 43 49 
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 11 43 43 14 14 
 
 12 55 
 
 13 15 
 13 35 
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 6 10 
 7 2 
 
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 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
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 8 11 
 9 12 
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 morn '£1 
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 47 
 40 
 42 
 
 8 50 
 
 9 59 
 
 ir, 
 
 d dec. 27° 6' South. 
 7j south 7h 12m eve. 
 b south llh 8m eve. 
 
 <ntc5 
 
 (Faith 
 
 16th S. after Trinity. 
 [ $ gr. heli. lat. N. 
 
 : 71 south 6h 50m eve. 
 
 : St. Denys, d b 6 
 [ d crosses eq. North. 
 9 gr. heli. lat. N. 
 
 $ cf 6 
 
 17th S. after Trinity. 
 7[ south 6h 27m eve. 
 b south lOh 18m eve. 
 d dec. 26° 58' North. 
 St. Etheldreda. 
 
 St. Luke. 
 
 7J. south 6h 10m eve. 
 18th S. after Trinity. 
 
 ?<M O^Q 
 
 b south 9h 48m eve. 
 d crosses eq. South. 
 
 5 sup. (5 O 
 St. Crispin. 
 
 [d cf 6 d 2 6 
 
 19th S. after Trinity. 
 St. Simon & St. Jude, 
 d dec. 26° 52' South. 
 7f south 5h 31m eve 
 
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 MEMORANDA FOR OCTOBER. 
 
 31 days 
 
 
 1 Tuesday. 
 
 2 Wednesday. 
 
 3 Thursday. 
 
 4 Friday. 
 
 5 Saturday. 
 
1878. 
 
 MEMORANDA FOR OCTOBER. 
 
 6 Sunday. 
 
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 7 Monday. 
 
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 8 Tuesday. 
 
 9 Wednesday. 
 
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 10 Thursday. 
 
 
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 11 Friday. 
 
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 12 Saturday. 
 
 
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 13 Sunday. 
 
 
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 14 Monday. 
 
 
 
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 15 Tuesday. 
 
 
 16 Wednesday. 
 
 17 Thursday. 
 
 
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 18 Friday. 
 
 
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 31 days. J 
 
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 Monday. 
 
 
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 Tuesday. 
 
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 Sunday. 
 
 
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 Monday. 
 
 
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 Tuesday. 
 
 
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 Thursday. 
 
 
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1878. 
 
 NOVEMBER. 
 
 33 
 
 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 First Quar. 1st day 5h 4.8m E. 
 Full Moon 9th day 9h 48.0m E. 
 
 Last Quar. 
 New Moon 
 
 17th day lh 12.1m E. 
 24th day 4h 24.6m M. 
 
 Id m 
 
 D W 
 
 Sun 
 
 rise sets 
 
 day 
 
 Igth 
 
 Sun 
 
 south 
 
 Sun 
 
 dec'n 
 
 d 
 
 sou. 
 
 d 
 
 r. & 8. 
 
 d 
 
 Pi 
 
 
 ASPECTS, &C. 
 
 
 
 h m h m 
 
 h mi li m s | ° ' 
 
 h m 
 
 h m 
 
 S 
 
 
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 O 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 9 " 
 
 1 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 12 
 
 13 
 
 14 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 17 
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 19 
 
 20 
 21 
 22 
 
 23 
 
 24 
 
 25 
 
 26 
 
 27 
 
 28 
 
 29 
 
 30 
 
 7 
 
 F 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 7 
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 2 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
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 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 7 
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 2 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 7 
 
 6 36 
 6 38 
 6 39 
 6 40 
 6 42 
 6 43 
 6 44 
 
 4 51 
 4 50 
 4 49 
 4 47 
 4 4610 
 4 45 10 
 
 10 1511 43 4lil4 52 
 10 12 ii 43 41' 
 
 10 10 ii 43 42 
 
 10 
 
 15 11 
 15 30 
 
 4 44 
 
 6 45 4 43 
 
 6 47 
 6 48 
 6 49 
 6 50 
 
 4 42 
 4 40 
 
 1 39 
 4 38 
 
 6 52 4 37 
 
 11 43 44 15 48 
 11 43 46 16 6 
 2 ii 43 49 16 24 10 
 10 0 11 43 53 16 41 
 9 58 ii 43 5b 16 58 
 11 44 4 17 15 
 
 9 55 
 9 52 ii 44 11 
 9 50 ]i 44 19 
 9 48 ii 44 27 
 9 46|ii 44 36 
 
 17 32 
 
 17 48 
 
 18 4 
 18 20 
 
 6 53 4 36 9 43'n 44 46 18 35 
 
 6 54,4 35 
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 6 57 
 6 58 
 
 6 59 
 
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 4 33 
 4 32 
 4 31 
 4 31 
 4 30 
 
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 7 4 28 
 
 8 4 28 
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 9 41 il 44 57 18 50 
 9 39 11 45 919 5 
 9 37 il 45 22 ]9 20 
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 9 33 ii 45 5019 47 
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 9 29 il 46 21 20 14 
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 9 25 11 46 56 20 38 
 9 23 11 47 14*20 60 
 9 21 il 47 33 21 2 
 9 2o 11 47 53 21 13 
 9 18 11 48 13 21 23 
 9 17 11 48 34 21 33 
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 8 12 
 
 8 51 
 
 9 31 
 12 
 
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 11 42 
 morn 
 
 0 
 
 1 24 
 
 2 18 
 
 3 12 
 
 4 5 
 
 4 47 
 
 5 47 
 
 6 36 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 24 
 
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 1 
 
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 4 
 
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 16 
 
 18 
 
 19 
 
 20 
 23 
 
 6 27 
 rises. 
 
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 6 8 
 
 7 7 
 
 8 12 
 9 23 
 
 10 35 
 LI 4j fi 
 morn lij^ 
 
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 2 19 
 
 3 37 
 
 4 5b 
 6 lb 
 sets. 
 
 5 
 
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 All Souls. 
 
 20th S. after Trinity. 
 
 (<I h 6 
 
 d crosses eq. North. 
 Jq. so. 8h. 47m. eve. 
 
 so. luh. 39m. morn. 
 11 south 5h. Ini. eve. 
 
 0 in aphelion. 
 
 21st S. alter Trinity. 
 
 St. Martin, 
 d dec. 26° 46' N. 
 cf so. luh. 29m. morn. 
 'll so. 4h. 40m. eve. 
 
 Q so - 8h. 10m. eve. 
 cf so. loll. 26m. morn. 
 22d Sun. after Trinity 
 If south 4h. 27m. eve. 
 d crosses eq. S. 
 fq south 7h. 54m. eve. 
 cf so. lull.20m. morn. 
 St. Cecilia. d cf 6 
 St. Clement. ( d ? (j> 
 23d S. alter Trinity. 
 St. Catharine. 
 
 [d dec. 26° 44' South. 
 11 south 3u. 58m. eve. 
 
 d'Ud 
 
 (fq stationary. 
 St. Andrew. 
 
 1878. 
 
 MEMORANDA FOR NOVEMBER. 
 
 30 days. 
 
 1 Friday.. 
 
 
 
 2 Saturday. 
 
 
 
 3 Sunday. 
 
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 4 Monday. 
 
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34 MEMORANDA FOR NOVEMBER. 30 days. 1 
 
 5 Tuesday. 
 
 8 W ednesday. 
 
 7 Thursday. 
 
 8 Friday. 
 
 • 
 
 9 Saturday. 
 
 f 
 
 10 Sunday* 
 
 11 Monday. 
 
 12 Tuesday. 
 
 13 Wednesday. 
 
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 14 Thursday. 
 
 15 Friday. 
 
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 18 Saturday. 
 
 17 Sunday. 
 
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 18 Monday. 
 
 19 Tuesday. 
 
 20 Wednesday. 
 
 21 Thursday. 
 
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 22 Friday. 
 
 23 Saturday. 
 
 24 Sunday. 
 
 25 Monday. 
 
 26 Tuesday. 
 
 27 Wednesday. 
 
 28 Thursday. 
 
 29 Friday. * 
 
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 30 Saturday. 
 
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36 
 
 DECEMBER. 
 
 31 days 
 
 First Quar. 1st day llh 51.8m M. 
 Full ‘Moon 9th day 3h 3.9m E. 
 
 PHASES OP THE MOON. 
 
 16th day lOh 17.4m E. 
 23d day 4h 38.3m E. 
 First Quar. 3lst day 9h 11.2 M. 
 
 Last Quar. 
 New Moon 
 
 Sun 
 
 rise sets 
 
 day 
 
 Sun 
 
 Sun 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 d 
 
 l’gth 
 
 south 
 
 dec’n 
 
 sou. 
 
 r. &s. 
 
 Pi 
 
 ASPECT8, AC. 
 
 
 
 h 
 
 m 
 
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 39 
 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF TOWNS, 
 AlpKabe tic ally AiraregecL. 
 
 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION. 
 
 1. The names of all the Towns and all the Post Offices in the State, 
 except those which have North, East, South, West or Center prefixed to 
 the names of the towns of which they are a part, are here alphabet¬ 
 ically arranged, 
 
 2. For villages above excepted, look under the name of the town, 
 but East Kingston, North Hampton, South Hampton and South New¬ 
 market are towns . 
 
 3. After the name of each town, you find the name of the county in 
 which it is located, the population in 1870, the direction and distance! 
 from Concord and from the Shire town of the county, the wayofreach J 
 ing it by rail, the town officers and justices and the professional and 
 business men arranged under different heads, as nearly alphabetical 
 as is convenient, some regard being had to economy of space. 
 
 4. Merchants are supposed to keep a general assortment, and physi¬ 
 cians to be “ old school” unless otherwise specified. 
 
 5. Notice that Banks of all sorts, as well as Insurance Companies 
 and Newspapers, are given in tables by themselves, (see Index) and are, 
 therefore, not retained in their former places here. 
 
 6. All these items are referred every year, usually between Aug. 1, 
 and Dec. 1, to the Town Clerks and the Postmasters of the several 
 towns and villages for correction. 
 
 7. We earnestly solicit corrections from all other persons who may 
 notice things which they know to be errors. Guess work is of no value 
 to us. Our thanks are here rendered for help in response to this note 
 for the present issue. 
 
 8. Do not expect to find this Directory absolutely correct all the 
 year round, but use it as a reasonable person and you will find it very- 
 valuable. 
 
 9. Also Town Officers, the names are given of those who were elect¬ 
 ed in March 1877—and may or may not be correct after March 1878. 
 according as officers are re-elected or deposed. 
 
 AC WORTH SULLIVAN— Pop., 1050. W. from C. 50; S. from 
 Newport, 14. R. R. S.— Charlestown, 8 miles, on Sullivan R. R., and 
 Newport, on C. and C. R. R.; stage Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur¬ 
 days to Charlestown ; daily stage from So. Ac worth to Newport, also 
 to Bellows Falls, Vt. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, William Brooks; Treas ., John Graham ; Select¬ 
 men, H. N. Hayward, G. H. Crosset, H. A. Moore ; Nwp£.,Carl A. Allen. 
 
 Postmasters— Wm. Brooks ; East, Mrs. R. Buss ; South, D. C. George 
 
 Justices —J. A. Wood, J. H. Dickey, J. B. Richardson, C. K. Brooks, 
 Geo. A. Tyrrell, State; J. M. Reed, II. N. Hayward, Geo. Bailey, Wm. 
 Brooks, J. H. Clark, J. N. Davis, H. T. Moore. 
 
 Church —Cong., B. Labaree (from Charlestown). 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, Acworth Boot and Shoe Co.; East, 
 handles, boxes and lumber, J. M. Reed; lumber, J. H. Boynton, Kemp 
 Brothers. 
 
40 
 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Asa Dodge, M. P. Thornton; carpenters. 
 Daniel Warner, Wm. Hilliard; cooper, 0. R. Kemp; mason, Geo. E. 
 ilfo w. 
 
 Merchants— William Brooks; auctioneer, A. S Finley. 
 
 Sou t El— R. R. S. —Cold River, on Cheshire R. R., 11 m. 
 
 Churches —-Bap.,-; Meth., Geo. A. Tyrrell. 
 
 Manufacturers —clothespins, handles, Ac., Hawkins & Brackett; 
 lumber, N. Adams, F. F. Hawkins & Son; meal and lumber, J. S. 
 Morrison & Son; mica and minerals, J. S. Bowers; patent road-scrap¬ 
 ers, J. Leavitt Me Keen ; shoe pegs, C. B. Cummings & Son ; tin ware 
 and sap bucket covers, T. B. Hayward; woolens, N. Adams. 
 
 Mechanics — blacksmiths, J. C. Huntley; Cushing & Watkins: 
 carpenters, Adna Keyes, Julius Crossett, Justin Crossett, Albert 
 Bowen, J. L. Me Keen ; jeweler, H. L. Sillsby; harness maker, 0. 
 Wood ; painter, J. Tyler Clark ; shoemaker, J. Gleason. 
 
 Merchants—J. F. Richardson, D. C. George ; auctioneer, J. A. 
 Wood; millinery, Mrs. T. B. Hayward. 
 
 Physician —Carl A. Allen. , 
 
 ALBANY, CARROLL— Pop., 340. N. E. from C., 74; N. from 
 Ossipee, 27. R. R. S. —Conway. 2 m., Madison, 6 m.. and West Ossipee, 
 8 m., on Eastern R. R. Tri-weekly stage to West Ossipee. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Thurston Smith; Treas., Samuel Littlefield, jr. J 
 Selectmen, J. M. Shackford, A. Blackey, J. L. Harriman; Supt., B. S. 
 Kent. 
 
 Postmaster— Chocorua, J. X. Piper. Church —F. Bap., T. Brown. 
 
 ; Justices —J. R. Parish, B. S Kent, G. W. Purington. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, J Douglass, Allen & Warren, A. Moulton, 
 I. S. & S. A. Brown. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, J. M. Shackford ; carpenters, J. R. Parish, 
 H. E. Eastman, D. T. Drake, S. T. Drake, J. N. Piper; coopers, T. & N. 
 Brown ; shoemakers, J. Hanson, Nathaniel Willey. 
 ALEXANDRI A, GRA FTON— Pop., 877. N. E. from C., 34; 
 
 S. W. from Plymouth, 12. R. R. S. —Bristol, on Bristol Branch R. R. 
 Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , 0. S. Gale; Treas., E. IT. Bullock; Selectmen , 
 L. L. Thomas, John F. Phillips, Warren Tucker; Supt., Mrs. C. A. 
 Bullock. 
 
 Postmaster —Horace Saunders. Exp. Agt. — L. L. Ballou. 
 
 Justices —James Crawford, H. J. Weltou, State; S. G. Akerman, 
 Harvey Locke, S. B. Sleeper, W. F. Simonds, 0. S. Gale, A. F. Cheney, 
 D. B. Plumer, D. E. Wells. 
 
 Church —Union, F. Carson. Merchant —Horace Saunders. 
 Manufacturers —bobbin wood, Martin Pray; lumber, S. S. Patten, 
 
 T. T. Drake, John P. Berry, E. T. Hutchins, W. II. Sanborn, J. W. 
 Saunders. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, Luke Gale; carpenters, Harvey Locke, 
 John Patten. H. J. Wei ton, S. Kirk. 
 
 AL.I.EXSTOWX, MERRtMACK—V op., 804. S. E. from C. 7. 
 
 R. R. S. —Allenstown, on Suncook Valley R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— KAerk and Treas., C. F. Hildreth; Selectmen, E. Locke, 
 W. D. Marvin, A. P. Fernald ; Supt., H. II. Hartwell. 
 
 Postmaster —B. J. Kendall. Tel. Agent —C. H. Noyes. 
 
 Justices —Wm. Haseltine, C. F. P. llildreth, II. II. Hartwell, State'; 
 
 S. B. Cofran, C. B. Hildreth, II. B. Emery. 
 
 Churches —Meth., H. H. Hartwell; R. Cath., N. Hardy. 
 
 Eating House —B. B. Bartlett. Physician —C. F. P. Hildreth. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 41; 
 
 Exp. Agt’s —Harvey Dennison, Frank Noyes. 
 
 Lawyers —John B. Hazelton, C. B. Hildreth. 
 
 Manufacturers —brick, P. & W. Sargent, Jahez Green; cottons, 
 China Marnifg. Co., D. Jewell, Ag’t; lumber, A. N. Osgood ; lumber 
 and wood, Samuel B. Cofran. 
 
 Mechanics —carpenters, R. Brown, K. D. Stuart, F. Batchelder; 
 mason, A. J. Glover; painters, John Littlefield, Eugene V. Fife; 
 printer, 0. S. Eastman. 
 
 Merchants — H. Ford & Co.; books and stationery, C. H. Noyes; 
 boots and shoes, Joseph Lacasse ; drugs and medicines, C. F. Hildreth ; 
 furniture, stoves and tinware, C. P. Morse; gent’s furnishing goods, 
 A. B. Sanboru & Co.; groceries, J. Sawyer; hardware, David Ilayes. 
 
 ALSTLAD, CHESHIRE— Pop., 1213. S. W. from C., 56 ;‘ N. 
 from Keene, 16. R. R. S. —Cold River, on Cheshire R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, C. S. Egerton ; Treas., E. A. Huntley; Selectmen, 
 E. A. Huntley, Geo. A. Mayo, F. J. Chandler; Supts ., Geo. A. Mayo, 
 C. S. Egerton ; Agent , P. P. Banks. 
 
 Postmasters—A. R. Emerson; Centre, S. G. Shepard; East, S. M. 
 Kidder. 
 
 Justices —Ansel Glover, Bolivar Lovell, Aiken Gilmore, Geo. Davis. 
 State; Whitney Breed, T. Tufts, C. E. Cooke, J. A. Brown, G. A. Mayo. 
 
 Churches— Cong., Geo. F. Chapin ; Univ.,-; East, Cong., 
 
 G. B. Richardson. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—F. P. Huntley. 
 
 Hotel—Humphrey House, F. J. Burge. 
 
 Lawyers —Bolivar Lovell, George Davis. 
 
 Livery Stables —F. J Burge, S. G. Anderson. 
 
 Manufacturers —edge tools, G. A. Brooks; flour and meal, John D. 
 Holmes; iron ware, plows, <fcc., C. E. Cooke; lumber, J. P. Forristall, 
 G. G. Banks, John Holmes, S. G. Anderson; paper (straw and wrap¬ 
 ping) and leather-boards, Prentiss & Co.; pumps, S. Morrison; stoves 
 and tin ware, Dickey & Weeks; East, rakes, E P. Kidder; scythes, 
 nibs and pail handles, W. H. Messer; scythe sticks, Lewis Deinerse. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, H. L. Rice, II. P. Ware, E. S. 
 Robbins, Win. Cheever; East, ii. E. Taylor; carpenters, H. D. Dickey, i 
 G. Y. R. Watts, J. B. Wood, G. C. Webster. W. H. Howard, jr ; East, 
 G. H. Burroughs, R. P. Burroughs, S. Morrison ; cooper, Peletiah 
 Clarke; harness-makers, Samuel Powers, A. P. Graves; painters, J. 
 Ryder, S. 0. Ball; photographer, Ellen Howard; wheelwrights, C. S. 
 Angier, H. P. March; East, D. F. Brown. 
 
 Merchants —H. A. Lovell, Timothy Tufts, E. A. Huntley; boots and 
 shoes, H. D. Randall, Win.Howard ; drugs and medicines, C. K. Vilas;; 
 fancy goods, jewelry, &c., D. P. Kingsbury; meat, N. B. Howard; 
 millinery, Mrs. C. H. Cooke & Co.; stationery, confectionery, fruits, 
 nuts, tobacco, cigars, &c., A. R. Emerson; nurseryman, Amos Ste¬ 
 vens ; pianos and organs, R. K. Emerson; variety store, school books, 
 etc., B. II. Fisher. 
 
 Physicians—S. T. Smith, E. F. Barnes; clairvoyant, Chas. Shepard. 
 
 ALTON, BELKNAP— Pop., 1769, N. E. from C., 28; E. from 
 Gilford, 8. R. R. S. —Alton and Alton Bay, on Dover and Winnipi- 
 seogee R. R. Conveyance from Gilmanton Iron Works to Alton, daily. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, J. W. Currier; Treas., A. L. Rollins, Morrisou 
 Bennett; Joseph E. Smith ; Supt., L. S. Coan. 
 
 Postmasters—A. H. Sawyer; Bag, C. P. Emerson; West, W. G. C. 
 Emerson. 
 
 Justices—Geo. D. Savage, J. W. Currier, Henry Hurd, Chas. Hayes, 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 i 
 
 Morrison Bennett, A. L. Rollins, State ; J. E. Berry, A. H. Sawyer, 
 J. E. Smith. 
 
 ' Churches —Cong., L. S. Coan; F. Bap., E. P Moulton; East, - 
 
 i Exp. Ag’tS —G. Tilton ; Bay, J. M. French, 
 j Tel. Ag’t— Bay, J. M French. 
 
 Hotels —Winnipiseogee, A. 0. Phillips & Co.; Cocheco, George F. 
 jSavage ; Fifield, J. II. Fifield. 
 
 Lawyer —J. W. Currier. Physician —P. H. Wheeler. 
 
 Livery Stables —S. T. Hartford, J. H. Fifield. Geo. F. Savage. 
 Manufacturers —lumber, I. Wentworth, J. Woodman; shoe boxes, 
 !L. Woodman; shoes, C. C. Mooney. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, G. T. Works, H. F. Muzzey ;j 
 carpenters, A. P. Hanson, T. Berry, C. W. Titcomb ; hair-dresser, G. S. 
 [Bassett; painters, H. C. Avery, 0. Freeman; shoemaker, Enoch 
 Horne; tailor, J. K. Boynton; wheelwrights, D. P. Evans, A. Cham¬ 
 berlain., Andrew Smith. 
 
 Merchants —Mooney & Varney, Jones & Sawyer, H. I. Nute, C. K. 
 Rollins ; Bay, C. P Emerson, C. H. Downing & Co.; West , W. G. C.l 
 Emerson. 
 
 ‘ AiTIOEUST, HILLSBOROUGH--Vo?., 1353. S. from C. 30; 
 N. W. from Nashua, 10. R. R. S — Amherst, on Nashua & Wilton 
 R. R. 3 miles ; coach to and from all trains. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, A. A. Rotch; Treas, R. T. Knights; Selectmen, 
 A. S. Wilkins, Isaac B. Dodge, F. K. Boutwell; Agent , G. W. Osgood. 
 Postmaster —Wilson D. Forsaith. 
 
 Justices —Win. Wetherbee, Chas. Richardson, Perley Dodge, A. A. 
 Rotch, Jotham Hartshorn, E. S. Cutter, State ; J. B. Fay, E. G. Clark, 
 A. S. Wilkins, B. B. David. 
 
 Churches —Bap., J. H. Lerned; Cong., J. G. Davis; Meth., J. R. 
 Diell. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—W. R. Clark. Ins. Agent—Chas. Richardson. 
 
 Lawyer —Perley Dodge. 
 
 Manufacturers —flour and meal, Nourse & Stearns, Sawyer & Twiss ; 
 kits, Sawyer & Twiss; picture frames aud axe helves, C. S. Parker, 
 j Mechanics & Artisans — blacksmiths, George Walker, Gilbert; 
 Small, J. F. Osgood, jr.; carpenters, E. R. Burt, F. Phelps; masons, L.j 
 Smith, James Cochran; painter, L. Bissell; printers, E. D. Boylston,' 
 jA. R. Rotch ; wheelwright, J. G. Pedrick. 
 
 ! Merchants — H. E. Woodbury; auctioneer, J. G. Haseltine; dry 
 goods and clothing, M. L. Wheeler; groceries, Geo. Walker & Son, 
 Wilson D. Forsaith; stoves and tin ware, J. B. Fay. 
 
 Physicians —B. H. Bartlett, Edward Aiken, C. M. Dodge. 
 Asuoslteag 1 —See Manchester. 
 
 AJTl>OVER, MERRIMACK— Pop., 1352. N. W. from C., 22. 
 
 R. R. S. —West Andover, Potter Place, Andover Centre and East An¬ 
 dover, on Northern R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Geo. II. Morrill; Treas., John Graves ; Selectmen, 
 John F. Emerson, John Graves, Walter B. Durgin; Supt., Alva H. 
 Morrill. 
 
 Postmasters— West, W. E. Melendy; East, C. G. Pevare. 
 
 Justices —J. M. Shirley, John Proctor, II. M. Putney, J. P. Carr, J.F. 
 Emery, J. W. Keniston, Wm. E. Melendy, E. G. Emery, State ; Samuel 
 Morrill, James Scales, H. F. French, J. D. Philbrick, Clark Durgin, 
 
 S. M. Ellis, C. G. Pevare, E. C. Cilley, Geo. H. Morrill, C. E. Carr, F. W. 
 Proctor, Geo. Carr, A. C. Fifield, H. W. Kilburn, R. J. Stearns. 
 
 Churches— East , Cong., Howard Moody ; F. Bap., G. H. Pinkham. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 43 
 
 Ex. & Tel. Ag’ts — West, W. S. Wetherbee ; East , F. P. Morse. 
 Manufacturers —boxes, Cilleysville, S. G. Kimball ; hosiery, East: 
 H. M. Busiel, Shepard & Messer; hubs, Cilleysville , G. J. White ; East, j 
 lasts, John Wadleigh; Cilleysville , lumber, Carr & Downes; Cilleys¬ 
 ville, paper, Kearsarge Paper Co. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Cilleysville , E. C. Cilley, E. B. Hibbard ; 
 East , Yeaton & Son; carpenter, East,J. B. Wadleigh; coopers, East, 
 jWilliam Annis, E. G. Chase; dress maker, West, Mrs. R. N. Messer:, 
 painters, W. H. Grey ; (carriage and sign) Cilleysville , J. F. Kenerson ; 
 (house) East, J.H. Durgin; stone cutter, East, Jona Cilley; wheel¬ 
 wrights, Cilleysville, W. L. Perkins ; East, Judkins & Emery. 
 
 Merchants — West, J. E. Babbitt; Cilleysville, John Proctor, J. F. 
 Emery, Agent; East, C. G. Pevare, C. W. Cole ; auctioneer, Cilleysville, 
 
 G. J. White; drugs and medicines, C. W. Bartlett; groceries, patent 
 medicines, &c.. East, Clark Durgin; millinery, Mrs. C. W. Cole ; West, 
 Mrs. Mary Wetherbee. 
 
 Physician —H. A. Weyworth. 
 
 Center— Postmaster —W. S. Quimby. 
 
 Church —Christian, A. H. Martin. Lawyer —John M. Shirley. 
 
 Hotel & Livery stable —John Proctor, J. S. Thompson, Agent. 
 Literary Institution —Proctor Academy, A. H. Morrill, prin. 
 Manufacturers —clothes driers, Samuel Morrill ; hames and saddle 
 trees, Baker, Carr & Co.; pegs, Kearsarge Shoe Peg Co., Morgan & 
 Foster. 
 
 Mechanics —carpenter, W. D. Woodbury; masons, D. M. Davis, 
 Benj. Merrill, C. C. Moulton; photographer, J. R. Foster ; stone cut¬ 
 ter, John Buswell. 
 
 Merchants —Quimby & Keniston; fish and oysters, C. H. Merrill; 
 stoves and tin ware, J. H. Brown ; meat, Andrew C. Fifield. 
 
 Potter Place—Postmaster— William Gordon. 
 
 Ex. & Tel. Agent— F. P. Goss. Merchant —C. W. Cole. 
 Manufacturers— welding composition, U. S. Welding Composition 
 Co. Hotel & Livery Stable —John C. Morrison. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, Jesse Baker; dress maker, Mr3. Barney 
 hair dresser, E. G. P. Emerson; harness maker, M. R. Gregg. 
 
 ANTROl, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 1046; S. W. from C., 30: 
 Amherst 22, Manchester 30, Nashua 33. R. R. S .—Hillsborough 
 Bridge, on Contoocook Valley R. R. Greenfield, 8 m., on Nashua 
 and Wilton R. R. Stages to Hillsborough Bridge and Greenfield, twice 
 daily. Daily stage from Greenfield to North Branch. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, C. B. Dodge ; Treas., Eben Bass ; Selectmen , G. A. 
 Cochran, S. S. Sawyer, E. F. Gould; Supt., Abbott F. True. 
 Postmasters —E. D. Putney ; ilorth Branch, Almus Fairfield. 
 Justices —N. W. C. Jameson, Almus Fairfield, C. B. Dodge, D. H. 
 Goodall, S. W. Holman, State ; J. G. Flint, W. N. Tuttle, E. D. Putney, 
 S. S. Sawyer, W. R. Carr, G. A. Cochran, Imla Wright, Josiah Loveren, 
 N. C. Jameson, C. F. Holt, A. A. Miller. 
 
 Churches —Bap., W. H. Fish; Meth., J. L. Felt; Pres., W. R. 
 Cochran. 
 
 Hotels —Appleton House, Charles Appleton; Carter House, Charles 
 
 H. Carter. 
 
 Livery Stables —J. N. P. Woodbury, Chas. H. Carter. 
 Manufacturers —apple, peach and potatoe parers, cherry stoners, 
 Cahoon’s hand and power seed sowers, Woods’ hot water proof cutlery,; 
 silver plating, knife and file handles, Goodell Co.; bedsteads, Dodge 
 Bros., E. C. Paige; cribs and cradles, Daniel Story ; cribs, cradles and 
 
44 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Hatche’s spring Led bottoms. E. Z. Hastings; cribs, cradles, rustic 
 window shades and coffins, J. G. Abbott; excelsior, M. D. Pi>or; lum¬ 
 ber, C. F. Holt, Thomas Poor, W. A. Hildreth; North Branch , D. J. 
 [Parkhurst, Josiah Loveren ; pail and tub handles, North Brandt, D. J. 
 Parkhurst & Son; pasteboard boxes, S. R. Robinson; sewing silk and 
 twist. C. W. Kelsea & Co.; sleighs, M. D. Poor; tassel spools, L. Thomp¬ 
 son, C. W. Kelsea & Co. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, L. W. Hill, J. A. Bryer ; North Branch , 
 
 D. P. Bryer; carpenters, J. M. Duncan, P. W. Clark. C. D. Sawyer, 
 Henry Kimball. S. N. Worthley, Edd Worthley; North Branch , G. F. 
 Mcllvin. B. F. Kidder; cooper, Rodney Sawyer; masons, W. N. Tut¬ 
 tle, J. C. Butterfield; moulder, G. L Herrick; painters, Chauncey 
 White; (carriage), F. L. Nay; North Branch , C. H. Griffin; job print¬ 
 ing. E. J. Thompson; tailor, Frank Roach; wheelwrights, Dodge 
 Bros.; North Branch. W. B. Curtis, H. B. Mcllvin. 
 
 Merchants —J. B. Woodbury, E. D. Putney, C. B. Cochran; North 
 Branch, G. P. Little, Almus Fairfield ; auctioneers, G A. Cochran, Eben 
 Bass, A. W. C Jameson, J. N. P. Woodbury; clothing, J. W. Duncan, 
 ag’t; jeweler. Geo. Corey; market, John Champney; milliner}’, S. 
 Maria Simonds; stoves and tin ware, Squires Forsaith. 
 
 Physicians —G. Anthoine; homeo., Morris Christie. 
 
 ASHLAXD, GRAFTON— Pop., 8S5. N. from C., 35; S. E. 
 from Plymouth, 6. R. R. S. —Ashland, on B. C. & M. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, B. B. Worthen ; Treas., F. L. Hughes ; Selectmen, 
 Barnett Hughes. Geo. W. Baker, Henry Page ; Supt., J. A. Dana. 
 Postmaster & Ins. Ag’t—B. B. Worthen. 
 
 Justices —E. F. Bailey, T. P. Cheney, B. B. Worthen, Hiram Hodg- 
 don, J. L. Wilson. J. F Keyes, State. 
 
 Churches —F. Bap., J. T. Ward; Epis.. Howard F. Hill. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t— T. P. Woodman. Tel. Ag’t— W. F. Harris. 
 
 Hotel & Livery Stable—Squam Lake House, J. M. Cotton. 
 
 Lawyer —J. L. Wilson. 
 
 Manufacturers— leather board, E. F. Bailey & Co.; lumber, Lake 
 Co. Mill, H. Page; car and ship timber, T. N. Hughes; lumber and 
 shoe pegs, S. W. Fletcher; manilia wrapping paper, Wilder & Co.; 
 Plymouth buck skin and kid gloves, J. F. Draper Co., J G. Morrison ; 
 leather board, S. C. Baker; pegs, Granite State Peg Works, S. W. 
 [Fletcher ; flannel shirtings, Ashland Woolen Mills, Amos A. Lawrence. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, J. N. Peavy, C. A. Huckins; 
 carpenters. Geo W. Baker, Frank Thompson, Sam’l C. Shepard, Ruel 
 Ladd, Louis Mousutte; cooper, John Niel ; dressmaker, Miss Mary 
 Locke; hair dresser, Gordon B. Peavev ; harness maker, P. P. Brown ; 
 masons, J. P. Pattee, E. P. Warner; painter, L. A. Ham; tailor, 
 C. N. Clark; tinsmith and stove dealer, Eri G. Clapp. 
 
 Merchants —Hodgdon & Pollard, E. Rogers, Hughes & Huckins. 
 Anna Dean; auctioneer, Benj. F. Pease; clocks, watches and fancy! 
 goods, W. R. Call; drugs and medicines, F. Y. Dana, Hodgdon & Poi 
 lard; fancy goods and small wares, Miss M. J. Huckins ; fancy goods 
 and millinery. Mrs. S. J. Brown, Susie Dean; meat and vegetables, 
 F. N. Flanders & Co. 
 
 Physicians —J. A. Dana, A. C. Whipple. 
 
 Astiuelot—See Winchester. 
 
 ATKINSON, ROCKINGHAM—Vo?., 488. S. E. from C., 36; 
 S. W. from Exeter, 16. R. R. S .—Atkinson, on B. & M. R. R.; daily stage. 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , S. B. Mason ; Treas., W. W. Hatch: Selectmen, 
 
 E. P. Iloitt, S. S. Shannon, S. C. P. Trefry; Supt., C. T. Melvin. 
 
BUSINESS' DIRECTORY. 45; 
 
 Postmasters— G. P. Dow; Depot, Charles Fernald. 
 
 Justices —Green leaf Clarke, E. P. Iloitt, S. G. Chandler, John Dow, 
 State; Gilman Greenough, .1. V. Hazen, 1. It. Hovey. 
 
 Churches —Cong., C. T. Melvin ; Univ.,-. 
 
 Literary Institution —Atkinson Academy, J. V. Hazen, prin. 
 
 Mechanics—carpenters, C. B. Sargent, S. B. Mason; masons, Janies 
 Knight, J. K. Mason*, painter, B. Ii. Steele. 
 
 Merchant —G. P. Dow. Ex. & Tel. Puft—Depot, Charles Fernald. 
 
 Atkinson Depot—See Plaistow. 
 
 AUBIJM, DOCKING HAM— Pop., 821. S. E. from C., 18; W. 
 from Exeter, 18. R. R. S. —Auburn, 1 % miles, on C. & P. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, S. G. Prescott ; Treas., W. C. Underhill ; Select¬ 
 men , Win. G. Brown, VV. C. Underhill, Edwin Plummer; Supt., F. P. 
 Coult. 
 
 Postmistress —M. A. Wiley. Hotel— S. S Griffin. 
 
 Justices —A. F. Fox, W. M. Neal, State; Harrison Burnham, Am¬ 
 herst Emery, A. D. Emery, C. E. Osgood, J. M. Hall. 
 
 Churches —Cong., C. E. Houghton ; Metli., F. E. White. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—G. R. Gilbert. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, G. G. Griffin, G. P. Clark. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, A. E. Preston; carpenters, Stephen Em¬ 
 ery, J. P. Chase; harness maker, 0. R. Dinsmore ; mas<>n, Hidden 
 Brown; painter, J. E. White; wheelwrights, A. Goodwin, Charles 
 Goodwin. 
 
 Merchants —Prescott & Clarke; grain dealer, W. II. Griffin; gro¬ 
 ceries, Henry Saltmarsh, Henry Dockhain, Clias. W. Calef; meat, 
 Wm. Emery, A. Grant, B. Eaton. 
 
 BARXSTEAD, BELKNAP— Pop., 1414. N. E. from C., 20; 
 S. E. from Laconia, 25. R. R. S. —Pittsfield, 4 miles, Alton Corner, 
 10, Dover, 25, and Rochester 18; conveyance to each. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric , Center, A. F. Shackford; Treas., Eli Foss; Select¬ 
 men, South, I. L. Berry; North, Geo. L. Hall; II. G. Willey; Supt., 
 Enos George. ) 
 
 Postmasters — C. W. Blanchard; Center, T. M. Huse; South, E. 
 Hanson ; North , W. C. Berry. 
 
 Justices —Seth Shackford, T. M. Iluse, G. W. Emerson, J. P. Blais-- 
 dell, H. N. Coibath, C. S. George, A. G. Walker, State ; I. L. Berry, D. E. 
 Yuttle, A. F. Shackford, J. C. Pickering. 
 
 Churches —Chris.,-; Cong., Parade , W. 0. Carr; F. Bap., 
 
 Center, E. Piper; North, Wm. Rogers. 
 
 Hotel —Siiackford’s, S. G. Shackford. 
 
 Lawyer —C. S. George. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Ezekiel Babb, Oscar Foss, T. K. Proctor; 
 woolen goods and hosiery, Babcock & Pickering. i 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Moses Emerson, Frank Emerson; Center , I 
 .Timothy Emerson, Eli II. Foss; North, Benj. Cole, G. A. Hall, Thom-I 
 ias Guion; carpenters, J. B. St vens, O. H. P. Young, F. A. J. Smart,! 
 IJ. II. Jenkins; coopers, Jacob Aiken, Geo. W. Blake ; Center , Jefferson’ 
 Chesley, David Chesley, Henry Chesley ; mason, S. D. Nutter; paint-' 
 ers, N. S. Nutter. D.II. Whitcomb ; wheelwrights, Center, Frank Blake;! 
 North, Stephen Pendergast, Geo. A. Hall. i 
 
 Merchants —C. W. Blanchard; South, Eben Hanson ; Center, G. W. 
 'Iluse, D. E. Avery ; auctioneers, J. P. Blaisdell; Parade, F. S. Jenkins ; 
 Iclocks and watches, Daniel Tuttle 
 
 Physicians — North, Mark Walker; Center, -Buxton, Solomon 
 
 Young; dentists, James Locke, James Rowe. j 
 
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46 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 BARRINGTON, STRAFFORD— Pop., 1533. E. from C., 30; 
 W. from Dover, 10. R. R. S. —Barrington, on Nashua & Rochester R. 
 R. Daily mail. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , Geo. W. Young; Treat ., T. W. Me Daniel; Select¬ 
 men , T. W. Me Daniel, Wm. E. Waterhouse, Wm. G. Jewett; Supt., Wm. 
 Waterhouse. 
 
 Postmasters —Jeremiah Waterhouse; Fast, G. B. Iialey; Noi'th, 
 Daniel Cater. 
 
 Justices —Wm. Waterhouse. State; H. G. Carter, L. A. Brown, J. S. 
 Daniels, T. W. Me Daniel, Gilman Hall, Hezekiah Thompson. 
 
 Churches —Cong., E. F. Burchers; Bap.,-. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Clough & Anderson, W. H. Buzzell, H. W. 
 & J. M. Locke, Elisha Locke & Co., J. F. Berry, Elmer Hull. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, G. A. 0. Chesley, Nat. Brock, 
 J. II. Chesley ; carpenters, Daniel Lee, John Arlin, I.F. Berry ; mason, 
 :J. M. Chesley ; painters, Everett Clark, Frank Clark ; wheelwrights, 
 Richard Drew, Abednego Drew, Greenleaf Swain, T. R. Hall. 
 
 Merchants —groceries, J. R. Calef, T. R. Hall, W. E. Waterhouse. 
 Physicians —Wm. Waterhouse, David Me Daniel, J. S. Daniels. 
 BARTLETT, CARROLL— Pop., 629. N. E. from C., 85; N. 
 from Ossipee, 45. R. R. S .—Bartlett and Glen Station, on P. & 0. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , J. D. Thompson; Selectmen, G. W. M. Pitman, 
 A. L. Meserve, E. T. Rogers. 
 
 Postmasters — J. F. Masson; Center, Cornelius Stilphen; Lower , 
 E. C. Stokes. 
 
 Justices —G. W. M. Pitman, A. L. Meserve, Joseph Pitman, jr., 
 State; E. M. Hall, J. D. Thompson, Isaac Meserve. 
 
 Churches —Adv., J. B. Bearing; F. Bap., Spencer Kenison ; Meth., 
 Jonas Gale. 
 
 Hotels —Bartlett House. Frank George ; East Branch House, Pitman 
 Bros.; Pequaket House. E. C. Stokes. 
 
 Lawyer —G. W. M. Pitman. Physician -Virgin. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Bartlett Land and Lumber Co., G. G. & 
 0. S. Lucy. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Perkins & Wilson; Center, Timothy Per¬ 
 kins, Woodbury Perkins ; carpenters, Freeman Stillings, A. M. Hall, 
 
 E. M. Hall, G. W. Peck, H. P. Richards, E. T. Rogers, Samuel Muir; 
 Center, Joseph Mead ; carriage repairer, Center, Wilbur Wentworth. 
 
 Merchants —Meserve & Gillis, Jas. Nute, J. F. Masson, L. S. Foster, 
 
 F. A. Rodgers; Center , Joseph Mead, L. Clough ; Lower , G. W. M. & A. 
 Pitman, L. Grey. 
 
 BATH, GRAFTON— Pop., 1168. N. W. from C., 80; N. from' 
 Haverhill, 14. R. R. S. —Bath, on B. C. & M. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, I. Patterson ; Treas .. Edward Woods; Selectmen, 
 A. J. Leighton, J. C. Noyes, M. R. Tewksbury; Supt., H. H. Clark. 
 Postmaster —D. G. A. Foster. Exp. & Tel. Ag’t —H. P. Ross. 
 Justices —J. H. Johnson, Jesse Mann, Geo. Morrison, A. P. Carpen¬ 
 ter, J. L. Carleton, Isaac Patterson, State: Edward Woods, Quorum ;, 
 Daniel Patterson. E. B. Gale, Moses Abbott, H. C. Carbee, Wm, Minot, 
 M. S. Woodward, J. C. Noyes, Philip Carpenter. 
 
 Churches —Cong., G. W. Kinne ; Swiftwater, Meth., -Merrill ; 
 
 R. C.,---. i 
 
 Lawyers—Isaac Patterson, J. L. Carleton, A. P. Carpenter, Edward 
 Woods. Eating Honse & Livery Stable—James Gordon. I 
 
 Manufacturers—boots and shoes, E. C. George; carriages, J. W. 
 (Lyons; cloth dressing and "wool carding, M. S. Woodward ; leather, E. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 47 
 
 C. George; lumber, Foster Davis & Co., Daniel Wliiteher; Swi/tivater,' 
 Swiftwater Saw mill Co.; paper and pulp, A. Conant & Co.; starch,; 
 Whitcher, Foster & Co. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans—blacksmith, S. H. Hastings; carpenters, 
 Moses Lang, Richard Cross, A. Flanders, J. D. Norris, I P. Kimball,! 
 0. P. Rollins; painters, J. N. Lyon, Chas. Foster; tailor, J. M. Carroll; 
 wool carders, Everet and Woodward. 
 
 Merchants— Foster & Kay, Orville Carleton; medicines, E. C. 
 George, J. N. Gale. 
 
 Physicians —Wm. Child; homeo., Jonathan Bronson. 
 
 Sear Camp—See Ossipee. 
 
 BEDFORD^ HILLSBORO— Pop., 1221. S. from C., 21; N. from 
 Nashua, 13. R. R. S. —Manchester, on Concord R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , S. A. Riddle; Treas ., John TIodgman; Selectmen , 
 S. E. Morrison, S. T. Soper, E. W. Butterfield ; Supt., Ira C. Tyson. 
 Postmistress & Merchant—Mrs. Mary J. Kendall. 
 
 Justices —Geo. Foster, I. N. Riddle, State; J. II. Stevens, John 
 Hodgman, J, H. Me Affee, Clinton French, R. M. Rollins, S. A. Riddle,! 
 J. A. Riddle. 
 
 Church —Pres., I. C. Tyson. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, 0. L. & C. II. Kendall; bricks, 
 J. H. Me AfL e, Daniel Parker; lumber, S. C. Damon, E. K. Woods, 
 
 G. W. Goffe, A. Fosdick, Geo. Foster. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans—blacksmiths, T. F. Kendall, J. S. Park- 
 hurst; carpenters. Clinton Bixby, Janies Gardner; masons, E. G. Gil-: 
 more, James Me Pherson ; wheelwrights, L. & C. P. Farley. 
 
 BEL.3IONT, BELKNAP— Pop., 1285. N. from C., 18; S. from! 
 Laconia 6. R. R. S. —Tilton, 6 miles, East Tilton, 4 miles, on B. C. : 
 & M. R. R. Daily Stage to Tilton. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Supt., C. E. Clough ; Treas., T. E. Clough ; 
 Selectmen , C. II. Rowe, J. E. Maxfiold, N. D. Garmon. 
 
 Postmistress —Addie F. Johnson. Exp. Ag’t —C. II Aikens. 
 Justices —C. A. Hackett, A. P. B. Currier, p. o. ad., East Tilton, 
 Isaiah Piper, C. E. Clough, N. D. Garmon, W. C. Wells, State; I. Moon¬ 
 ey, Quorum; Ira Blaisdell, A. J. Hackett. 
 
 Churches —Chris., A. Kidder; 1st F. Bap., M. A. Quimby. 
 
 Hotels — American House, W. B. Stevens; Belmont House, Ira 
 Mooney. 
 
 Livery Stable — J. P. Hall. Physician, elec., Wm.Buclftin. 
 Manufacturers —brick, A. W. Brown; hosiery, Gilmanton Mills, 
 Moses Sargent, jr., ag’t; lumber, Arthur Brown, N. D. Garmon. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, A. S. Gale; carpenters, C. 
 L. Akely, G. W. Riley, Jewett Maxfield, Cyrus Norris ; hair dresser, 
 
 H. J. Fuller; man le worker, W. R. Gale; masons, Nath’l Ellsworth, 
 p. o, ad., Laconia; J. M. Knowles; painters, G. H. Johnson, Charles 
 |Thomas: wheelwright, Benjamin Johnson. 
 
 Merchants —T. E. Clough & Son, G. W. Hunt, R. G. Hoyt & Co.: 
 books, stationery, fancy goods, R. G. Hoyt & Co.; drugs and medicines, 
 E. C. Bean ; meat, J. M. Folsom. 
 
 BENNINGTON, HILLSBORO— Pop., 405. S. W. from C., 32 ; 
 N. W.from Amherst, 25. R. R. S. —Hillsboro Bridge, on Contoocook 
 .River, Branch of Concord & Claremont R. It. Greenfield, 5 m., on Pe-j 
 iterboro Branch of Boston & L. R. R. Daily stage to each. 
 
 1 OFFICERS— Clerk, A.. W. Gray; Treas., William Eaton; Selectmen. 
 B. D. Felch, Wesley Wilson. J. C. Dodge; Supts., J. H. Flemings, Mrs. 
 N. Whitney. 
 
 
48 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Postmaster —G. A. Whittemore.~ 
 
 Justices —Amos \\ hittemore, J. W. Flagg. Samuel Baldwin. 
 
 Church —Cong., James Holmes. Exp. Ag’t—Joliu Woodbury. 
 
 Hotel & Livery Stable— John Ellouwood. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, Lewis Martin; cutlery. Samuel 
 Baldwin; hoes and cutlery, C. J. Kimball; paper, Twombly & Co.; 
 powder barrels and kitts King A Co.; paper pulp, Nathan Whitney. 
 
 1 Mechanics —carpenters, W. Wilson, VY. Eaton; machinist, T. D. 
 Lakin ; watch maker, H. Lakin. 
 
 I Merchants —G. A. Whittemore; clocks and watches, Hartwell La¬ 
 kin : grain and lumber. King & Co.; meat, G. P. Griswold. 
 
 | I1ENTOX, GRAFTON —Pop., 375. N. W. from C., 65; E. from 
 Haverhill, 10. R. R. S .—North Haverhill, on B. C. & M. R. R., 7 m. 
 Stage Wednesdays and Saturdays. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cbrk , P. W. Allen; Treas... Tas. Page; Selectmen, C. B. 
 Keyser, M. W. True, W. W. Eastman ; Supt ., F. S. Howe. 
 
 Postmaster—Amos Whitcher. 
 
 Justices —E. F. Mann, State; G. W. Mann, James Page, Amos 
 Whitcher, J. H. Keyser, D. D. Page, B. H. Tyrrell, P. W. Allen. 
 Churches —F. Bap., L. D. Jeffers; Meth.,-; Union., 
 
 Manufacturers — clapboards, William Eastman; lumber. Chase 
 Whitcher; W. & R. Coburn, J. II. Keyser, W. R. Park ; starch casks, 
 J. H. Keyser; shingles, S. W. Cowen. J. P. Cox, L. Betnis, jr. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, Geo. Fox; carpenters, E. L. Cox, Amos 
 Whitcher, G. W. Mann, Janies Norris. 
 
 i ltbRLl \, COOS— Pop., 722. N.E. from C., 140 ; E. from Lan¬ 
 caster, 35. R. R. S .—Berlin Falls, on Grand Trunk R. R. 
 j OFFICERS.— Clerk, Geo. S. Wilson ; Treas., W. M. Wilson ; Select¬ 
 men, S. D Green, Cyrus Wheeler, L. C. Beattie: Sujtt., S. D, Green. 
 Postmaster— Falls. Ira Mason. Ex. & Tel. Agent—A. K. Cole. 
 Justices—M C. Forist. A. K Cole, State ; Jesse Tuttle, G. Coffin, S. 
 
 D. Breen, H. C. Sawyer, J. M. Parker. 
 
 Church —Berlin Falls, Union, A. J. Benedict. 
 
 Hotels—Mt. Forest House, M. C. Fo:ist; Whirling Eddy House, H. 
 F. Marston ; Alpine Cascade Resort, S. D. Blodgett. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, Win. Moffett; lumber, Berlin 
 Mills Co., Jericho Mills, C. K. &. Z. E. Gilbert; Success Mills, I. W. 
 Ames; sp'ool stuff and salt boxes, Wilson Bros., Daniel Green; starch, 
 
 R. II. Wheeler & Co.: shingles, L. N. Clark. 
 
 I Mechanics —blacksmiths, Wm. D. Sanborn, J. C. Anderson. S. D. 
 Blodgett; carpenters, H. A. Blodgett, Elliott Perkins, H. V. Mason ; 
 masons H. W. Rowell, G, Coffin; millwrights, Franklin Wheeler, 
 Peter Kelley; photographer, H. Wingate; printers, Eastern Coos 
 Printing and Publishing Co., S. D. Green, manager; wheelwrights, J. 
 
 S. Cates, Peter Kelley. 
 
 Merchants —Berlin Mills Co., Ira Mason, Wheeler & Paine ; cran¬ 
 berry culturist, Daniel Green. 
 
 ! BETHLEHEM, GRAFTON— Pop., 998. N. from C„ 90: N. 
 
 E. from Haverhill, 35. R. R. S .—Bethlehem and Littleton, on White 
 Mt. R. R. Shag s connect with all trains. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, H. W Wilder; Treas., I). P. Gordon; Selectmen, 
 J. K. Barrett, M. C. Noyes, 0. II. Streeter; Supt., D. P. Gordon. 
 
 Postmasters—J. S. Blaudin; Hollow, S. C. WiLou ; Station, F. 
 Gordon. 
 
 Justices —Wm. Kenney, I. J. Quimby, D. P. Gordon, J, G. Sinclair 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 49 f 
 
 G. T. Cruft, State; T. J. Spooner, C. E. Baker, H. W. Wilder, 3lilo Ba¬ 
 ker, W. A. Me Gregory, W. Wilder, M. C. Noyes, Benj. Tucker, A. W. 
 Bland in, D. F. Davis. 
 
 I Boarding Houses —Turner House, J. N. Turner; Belavue, David 
 Phillips; Strawberry Hill, J. K. Barrett; Avenue, Kelly & Sun; MtJ 
 Agasis, Henry Danforth ; Prospect, G. W. Phillips; Hillside Home,: 
 B. F. Davis; Bethlehem, Wm. Bunker; Cottage Home, Joseph Plum-' 
 mer; White Mt., S. F. Winch; Sunset, J. H. Clarke; Elm, Wm. C. 
 Simpson; Spooner, T. J. Spooner ; Bailey, W. L. Me Intire ; Centennial 1 
 House, H. W. Wilder. 
 
 Churches —Cong., C. II. H. Pannell; Epis.,-; Meth., S. P. 
 
 Heath. 
 
 Hotels —Sinclair House, Durgin & Fox; Maplewood House, I. S. 
 Cruft. 
 
 Livery Stables —H. W. Wilder, C. H. & J. H. Clark, J. T. Dutton. 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Waumbeck Co., John Pierce, jr.j I. E. 
 Richardson, Noyes & Co.. Libby Co.: starch, M. E. Noyes, J. G. Sinclair. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, G. K. Morrison, T. W. Bean, 
 Searles Shute, Jos. Me Kenney, W. L. Me Intire, John Pierce, jr.; car 
 penters, Joseph Plummer, Joseph Philbrick, John Me Gregory, S. 
 j Varney, William Bunker, L. Woodman, John Judd; Hollow, D. I. Ab¬ 
 bott F. Abbott; cooper, John Lovejoy: hair dresser, Ezra Knapp; 
 mason, William Sanborn; painters, C. N. Bean, Robert Barrett, A. 
 Watson, Wm. Simpson, L. D. Burton ; shoe maker, T. Hildreth. 
 
 Merchants —J. S. Blandiu, C. G. White, Huntoon Bros.; auctioneer, 
 H. VV. Wilder; druggist, G. F. Abbott; groceries, Arthur Bailey. 
 Physician —T. E. Wells. 
 
 Blue Hills—See Stratford. 
 
 BOSCAWEX, MERRIMACK—Pop., 1637. N. W. from C., 10; 
 R. R. S —Boscawen and North Boseawen, on Northern R. R 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, C. E. Chadwick; Selectmen, J. C. Gage, Luther 
 Graves, Gage, C. C. Hall; Supt., H. C. Adams. 
 
 Postmasters —C. E. Chadwick; North; C. B. Dimond. 
 
 Justices —Nehemiah Butler, I. K. Gage, L. M. Chadwick, State ; E. E. 
 Graves, H. C. Adams, Luther Gage. 
 
 Church —Cong.,-. 
 
 Manufacturers —brick, J. E. Riues; chairs and settees, John Seavy 
 & Co.; leather, E. Raymond; lumber, H. W. Flanders, C. & J.Gage,j 
 p. o. ad., Fisherville; piano stools, Seavey &, Chadwick. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, H. S. Antiis, E. W. Durgin; carpenters, 
 Bradley Atkinson. Geo. Knowles, G. L. Pillsbury ; granite worker, 
 North , C. W. Simons; job printers, Seavey & Chadwick; North, E. E. 
 Towne ; wheelwrights, North, 31. K. Howser. 
 
 Merchants — Plain, C. W. Carter, Foot & Gage, p. o. ad., Fisherville 
 carriages, David Fellows, C. J. Chadwick ; laiicy goods, C. E. Chad¬ 
 wick ; Geo. E. Kimball, p. o. ad., Fisherville. 
 
 FMysicians —E. E. Graves, S. M. Emery, p. o. ad., Fisherville. 
 BOW 9 MERR1MA CK —Pop., 745. S. from C., 5 R. R. 8 .—Concord. 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , Geo. G. Clough ; Treas., Enoch Alexander; Select¬ 
 men, W. M. Davis, J. C. Hammond, Aaron Colby; Supt., J. P. Brown. 
 Postmaster —J. C. Hammond. 
 
 Justices —J. W. Guodhue, H. M. Baker, State; Enoch Alexander, 
 Harrison Colby, J. C. Hammond, C.G. Brown. 
 
 Churches —Bap., 0. W. Kimball; Meth.,-. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber. Geo. W. Colby, Solomon Heath, Hiram 
 Colby, Moses Perkins. 
 
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 ' Mechanics—blacksmiths, J. Brown. Wm. Duncklee; carpenters.! 
 D M. Hammond, Geo. II. Elliot, J. B. Elliott, W. L. Rogers; mason, 
 J. C. Hammond ; stone cutters, J. W. Goodhue, Geo. W. Allen, Jamesj 
 Palmer, Geo. H. Palmer; tailor, J. J. Buntin; wheelwright, G. K. 1 
 Eiliott 
 
 Bow Mills—Postmistress—Mrs. J. L. Colby. 
 
 Manufacturers —baskets, A. G. Colbv; brick, John Brown, 2d, 
 Napoleon Berry, lumber, Horace Call, Jas. E. Brown. 
 
 ! Mechanics — blacksmith, Willoughby Colby; carpenters, Seriah 
 Morgan, George Sanborn ; mason, Albert Ordway ; miller, Isaac E, Bow, 
 stone cutter, Seriah Morgan, 
 i Bow Bake—See Strafford. 
 
 ! BRADFORD, MERRIMACK— Pop., 1018. W. from C., 25. 
 R. R. S. —Bradford and Melvin’s Mills, on C. & C.R. R. Stage to New 
 London. 
 
 I OFFICERS— Clerk, 0. B. Osgood; Treas n J. W. Morse; Selectmen, 
 
 I. A. Peaslee, D. G. Peaslee, C. P. Pike ; Supt^ W. G. Huyt. 
 Postmaster —W. A. Carr. Church —Bap., El bridge Pepper. 
 Justices —A. S. Brackett, M, W. Tapparv, J. W. Morse, Daniel Carr, 
 
 T. P. Jones, S. W. Holman, State ; Jesse Carr, E. H. Eaton, Quorum; 
 Joshua Eaton, W. A. Carr. W. 0. Heath, J. A. Peaslee, S. W. Hoiman,; 
 
 J. H. Ames, C. F. Davis, C. P. Pike. 
 
 Lawyer—M. W. Tappan. 
 
 Ex. & Tel. Ag’t—Geo. L. Mitchell. Ins. Ag’tS—I. K. Lund, Sam’l 
 W. Holman. 
 
 Hotels —Springs Hotel, Henry Bixby ; Raymond House, Charles 
 Gillis ; Bradford Hotel, Martin Bartlett. 
 
 Livery Stables —Harvey Colby, R. Bates. 
 
 Manufacturers— lumber, Hollis L. Blood, B. G. Peaslee. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, C. M. Newman, J. K. Lund ; carpenters, 
 Bates & Jones, E. M. Bailey, J. C. Bailey, John Hoyt; harness maker,i 
 Silas Sawtill; marble worker, W. L, Day ; masons, O. E, Ring, E. Jj 
 Ring; painter, Marshall Eaton ; tailor, J. F. Buswell; wheelwrights, 
 0. B. Osgood, Evans Lewis, E. H. Morse. 
 
 Merchants —D. R. Marshall, J. W. Morse, W. A. Carr, Silas Colby ; 
 clothing, J. F. Buswell: drugs and medicines, C. R. Nichols; millin-j 
 ery goods, Mrs. Hiram Gillingham & Hal?. 
 
 Physicians— J. H. Martin, P. B. Rvhards. 
 
 BItENTWOOD, ROCKINGHAM— Pop„ S3o. S. E. from C n 
 30 ; W. from Exeter, 6. R. R . S. —Epping, 4 miles ; Exeter, on Bos¬ 
 ton & Maine R. R , 6. 
 
 OFFICERS — Clerk , J. W. Smith; Trees., A. W. Dudley; Selectmen, 
 Geo. D. Bartlett, A. W. Dudley, J. G. Dudley ; Supt., W. 0. Jackson, j 
 Postmaster— G. D. Bartlett. Physiciar » -M. W. Cavelry. 
 
 Justices — W. H. Dudley State ; J. B. T. Graves, N. A. F.Tuck, Orin 
 Sanborn, J. W. Robinson, E. G. Flanders, F. D. Pollard, D. F. Fellows.' 
 
 Churches —Bap.,-Scott; Cong., W. C. Jefkson. 
 
 Manufacturers —boxes, Stephen Fellows & Son, G. H. Hoyt; car¬ 
 riages, D. Tow le & Son, p. o. ad., Kingston: lumber, J. A. & Warren,| 
 D. Robinson ; R. II. Fellows, J. W. Sanborn, p. o. ad., Kingston ; soap. 1 
 J. H. Taylor, p. o. ad., Epping ; wrapping paper, Benj. C. Clark, Chas 
 Davis, p. o. ad., Exeter; wheels, Robert Rowe & Sons. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Robinson & Flint, Robert Rowe & Sons ; 
 masons, E. G. Brackett, Herman Yeasey. 
 
 Merchants—E. B. Wood. p. o. ad., Kingston; D. 0. Waldron, p. o. 
 ad., Epping ; E. G. Flanders ; nursery plants, Ac., J. T. Smith & Sous , 
 
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 BRIDGEWATER, GRAFTON— Pop., 465. N. from C., 30; 
 S. from Plymouth, 4. R. R. S. —Bridgewater, on B. C. & M. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS — Clerk, J. E. S. Fifield ; Treas., Thomas Hammond ; Se¬ 
 lectmen, Thomas Hammond, G. B. Dolloff, G. F. Fletcher; Supt., F. P. 
 Morrill. 
 
 Postmaster & Merchant— J. F. Morrill. 
 
 Jnstices —Chas. Woodman, State; D. B. Clement, T. Hammond. 
 
 Churches—Bap.,-; Meth., N. Culver. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Richard Brown. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, S. 0. Morrill; brick mason, C.H.Heath ; 
 carpenter, Odlin Sleeper ; cooper, Jos. Heath ; painter, J. A. Woodman. 
 
 BRISTOL, GRAFTON —Pop., 1416. N. W. from C., 30; S. from 
 Plymouth, 16. R, R. S. —Bristol, at terminus of Bristol Branch R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, A. W. Bingham ; Treas., C. H. Boarduian ; Select¬ 
 men, Seth Cass, Fred Bartlett. A. J. Ferrin ; Supt., Miss Nancy Durgin ; 
 
 I Police, J. W. Wells. 
 
 Postmaster —Albert Blake, jr. 
 
 Justices —L. W. Fling, G. T. Crawford, K. E. Dearborn, S. K. Ma- 
 !son, Albert Biake, W. A. Berry, J. T. Sanborn, F. II. Bartlett, B. F. 
 Perkins, Geo. A. Emerson; State; Frederick Bartlett, C. H. Mudgett, 
 L. W. Hammond, L. A. Ballou, W. G. Crawford, W. Sleeper. 
 
 Churches- -Cong., Joliu M. Hart; F. Bap., Nason Lothrop ; Meth. 
 Harvey Woodward. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t —0. F. Morse. Tel. Ag’t —C. H. Dickinson. 
 
 : Eating House —Robert Horner. 
 
 Hotel & Livery Stable —Bristol House, 0. K. Bucklin. 
 
 Ins. Ag’tS —fire and life, S. K. Mason, K. E. Dearborn. 
 
 Lawyers— L. W. Fling, S. K. Mason, K. E. Dearborn. 
 
 Literary Institution —Public High School, prin., I. A. Chase. 
 Manufacturers —bedsteads, E. D. Crosby; boots and shoes, W. P. 
 Ballou, D. P. Prescott; buck gloves, Kent & Berry, A. P. Harriman & 
 Co., A. M. Draper & Co., H. A. Randolph & Co., W. R. Dickinson ; car¬ 
 riages, 0. Iv. Bucklin ; coffins and caskets, G. A. Robie; flannels, 
 
 Holden & Co.; flour, Taylor, Shaw & Co.; flour and meal,-Brown, 1 
 
 Taylor, Shaw & Co , Geo. G. Brown ; gas screens. A. J. Tewksbury ; 
 iron, Levi Gurdy; leather, E. K. Pray, Warren White’s estate; lum¬ 
 ber, Lake Co., E. Sanborn. Sanborn & Brown ; safety locks, Safety 1 
 Lock Co.; straw board and paper, Mason Perkins & Co., Mason & Co., 
 Wooster; waterproof blacking, G. B. Sanborn. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans— blacksmiths, A. Clement, J. Taylor, Frank 
 Calley; carpenters, J. T. Sanborn, Gideon Boardman, W. T. Taylor, 
 B. L. Walls, R. S. Hastings; custom carder. Geo. A. Robie; hair 
 dresser, John Bennett; harness maker, Chas. H. Tukey; jeweller, 
 :E S. Foster; machinist, Geo. A. Robie; marble workers, L. D. & 
 ;C. H. Day; masons, S. S. Sanborn & Son, L. J. Wadleigh; painters, 
 P. G. Carleton & Son, H. B. Quint; photographer, P. W. Tennant; 
 printer, R. W. Musgrove. 
 
 Merchants —G. M. Cavis, Chas. Boardman, L. W. Hammond, L. A. 1 
 Ballou, Cyrus Taylor; auctioneer, Lock Rice ; boots and shoes, D. P. 
 Prescott; clocks and watches, A. J. Smith, M. W. White, W. A. Bus- 
 well ; clothing and gent’s furnishing goods, C. H. Dickinson, J. N. 
 Dickinson, 0. B. Ray; dry goods, boots and shoes, W. George; drugs 
 and medicines, Fowler & Co.; fish and oysters, J . D. Follansbee, H. A. 
 Sanborn; meat, S. II. Dodge, Curtice & Locke; millinery, Mrs. M. M. 
 Mullin, Mrs. W. P. Ballou, Misses Butrick & Knight; music, R. W. 
 Musgrove; tin ware, stoves, &c., F. W. Bingham, S. W. Call. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Physicians— H. B. Fowler, I. S. Chase; eclec.. J. M. Bishop; den¬ 
 tists, Fowler & Son, Clias. H. White, E. W. White. 
 
 BROOKFIELS), CARROLL- Pop., 416. N. E. from C.,50; 
 S. from Ossipee, 12. R. R. S. —Pike’s Crossing. 1 mile, Wolfeboro’ 
 junc., 2 miles, Union vil. 5 m., on Ports. Gt. F. & Conway R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , E. M. Cate; Treas., Chas. Churchill; Selectmen, 
 Wm. Blake, Jr., C. H. Churchill, Thos. Goodhue; Supt., Jeremiah 
 Chamberlain. 
 
 Postmistress —Miss Abbie G. Hutchins. 
 
 Justices —J. N. Cate, D. C. Coleman, State; Bickford Rand, Charles 
 Churchill, J. W. Sanborn. 
 
 Church —Bap., P. Lovering. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, N. H. Roberts, F. A. Copp.^». 
 Mechanics— blacksmiths, John Hackett. J. H. Furgerson ; carpen¬ 
 ters, S. H. Plummer, C. A. Hackett, J. H. Willey, D. W. Lang ; cooper 
 
 B. D. Whitehouse ; mason, G. Allen. 
 
 BROOJOAXE, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 741. S. from C., 40. 
 W. from Nashua, 13. R. R. S. —Pepperell, Mass., on Worcester & 
 Nashua R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , E. C. Tucker; Treas., W. J. Smith ; Selectmen, 
 
 D. S. Fessenden, Samuel Swett, Wm. Wallace ; Supt ., H. W. Kemp. 
 Postmaster —II. B. Stiles. Hotel —G. J. Shattiick. 
 
 Justices —Benj. Gould, Sta'e; D. S. Fessenden, G. W. Bridges. 
 Churches —Cong., F. D. Sargent; Meth., W. H. Stuart. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, G. W. L. Hobart; cabinet makers, Hobart 
 Kendall & Co.; carpenter, J. Baldwin; cooper, J. A. Hall; painters, 
 J. D. Cook, G. W. Foster; wheelwrights, C. E. Shattuck, Bridges & 
 Buss. N 
 
 Merchants —C. P. Hall, Samuel Swett, W. F. Rockwood. 
 Physicians —D. S. Dearborn. 
 
 CAMBRIDGE, CO OS —Pop., 378. N. E. from C., 113. R. R. 
 S. —Upton, Maine, on Grand Trunk R. R.; semi-weekly stage, 
 i This town has lost its organization. 
 
 CAMPTOX, GRAFTON— Pop., 1226. N. from C., 52 ; N. from 
 jPlymouth, 6. R.R. S. —Plymouth, 6 miles, on B., C., M. & White Mt. 
 R. R. Stage to train on Monday, Wednesday and Friday ; from Tues¬ 
 day, Thursday and Saturdays ; daily from July 1st to Oct. 1st. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , S. J. Philbrick; Treas., E. J. Young; Selectmen, 
 jE. Dole, S. N. Stickney, Calvin Swett; Supt , A. Y. Tilton. 
 
 I Postmasters -; West, E. H. Sanborn. 
 
 Justices —T. J. Sanborn, Stale; T. S. Pulsifer, C. W. Cook, J. W. 
 Morrison, Geo. II. Adams, S. J. Philbrick F. A. Mitchell. 
 
 Churches —Bap., Village , A. Y. Tilton; West, F. Bap., W. II. Cutting ; 
 
 C. W. Neison; Cong., Q,. Blakely. 
 
 Ex. Ag’t— F. Bartlett. Livery Stable— J. H. Plumer. 
 
 Hotels & Summer Board —J. C. Blair; West, T. J. Sanborn ; Vil¬ 
 lage, F. Chase, J. W. Morrison, C. G. Webster, T. W. Mitchell, F. A. 
 Mitchell, C. Cutter. S. C. Willey. 
 
 Manufacturers —bobbins, Cole & Dexter; West, Rowe & Moulton; 
 Village, John Southmayd, G. Mitchell ; carriages, Village, R. J. Plum¬ 
 er, T. W. Mitchell, J. Blackey; furniture, Village, Pierce & Sanborn, 
 Elliott & Avery; flour and meal, Village, E. Dole & Co.; gloves, Blair 
 & Burleigh; last blocks, G. L. Rogers; lumber, F. E. Morse, J. S. 
 Bump ; West, Rowe & Moulton ; Village, Daniel Morrill ; shingles, 
 
 E. Dole & Co., Davis Percival ; West, Rowe & Moulton ; woolens, Vil¬ 
 lage, E. Dole & Co. 
 

 
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 Mechanics & Artisans—blacksmiths, \V. H. Fellows; Village. S. C. 
 Chase, S. J. Philbrick, J. R. Foss; carpenters, W. S. Bickford ; Village, 
 D. Morrill, E. P. Hart, J. F. Kendall, G. D. Mitchell; cooper, J-ames 
 Downing; hair dressers, Village. 31. Holmes, Nicholas Brown ; harness 
 ‘(taker, J. R. Davis; millwright, Village , J. F. Kendall; painters, 
 Village, R. J. Plnmer, T. W. Mitcnell, Elliot & Avery; photographers, 
 Village, E. J. Young ; shoemakers, I. S. Moses; Village, G. S. Whitney. 
 
 Merchants— C. W. Cook ; Village , J. Young; Cook, Morrisons <£ 
 Barnard; West, E. H. Sanborn, J. H. Moulton; clothing, Village, 
 Joseph Cook; millinery, Village. Mrs. M. P. Packard. 
 
 Physician — Village. W. A. Smith. 
 
 C AX A AX, GRAFTON— Pop., 2377. N. W. from C., 43. S. from 
 Haverhill, 30. R. R. S. —Canaan, East and West Canaan on Northern 
 
 R .R. • 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, A. M.Shackford; Treas., Eleazer Barney; Select 
 1 men, Isaac Davis, 31. T. Colby, John Currier; Supt., S. R. Swett. 
 
 Postmasters —J. H. Kelley; Fist, Eleazer Barney; West, Warren 
 Wait. 
 
 i Justices —Eleazer Barney. S. R. Swett, G. W. Murray, J. H. Kelley, 
 J. D. Weeks, State; J. M. Barber, David Barnard, W. A. Wallace 
 Horace Kinne, H. II. Wilson, J. T. Milton, Chas. Day, II. F. Wooster 
 F. Currier, 31. T. Colby, Norman Hadley, W. G. Somers, Elijah Smith, 
 W. L. Harris, Harry Leeds, I. T. George, C. 0. Barney, Isaac Davis, 
 Dexter Richardson. 
 
 , Churches —Bap.,-; F. Bap., Fast Village, Nathan Jones: 
 
 Meth., J. H. Hilman; Fast, 0. P. Wright. 
 
 Ex. & Tel. Ag’t—A. M. Shackford. Hotel &. Liv. Stable —II. C.Gale. 
 Lawyers —G. W. 3Iurray, J. D. Weeks, Frank Currier. 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, J. L. Gove ; strawboard, Stephen 
 [>easlee, Luunmers, Nathan Jones. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Frank Scickney, J. D. Webber, J.H. La- 
 throp; carpenter, Nathan Willis; harness maker, C. R. Coburn; ma 
 sons, Stephen Smith, E. W. Johnson; printer, Fast, C. 0. Barney . 
 wheelwrights, East, F. S. Parker ; Factory Village, P. II. Stocker. 
 
 ! Merchants —J. H. Kelley, F. Currier; East, Barney Bros.. 31. n, 
 Milton, Rand & Co., C. A G. W. Davis, A. E. Smith, H. W. Aldrich 
 West, Ilpyt & Colby; auctioneer, S. R. Swett; clocks and watches. 
 J. W. Folsom ; millii.ery, 3Irs. E. D. Muzzey, 31rs. S. A. Swett. 
 Physicians —Ara Wheat, E. 31. Tucker, J. L. Rogers. 
 
 CANDIA, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 1457. S. E. from C., 16; W. 
 from Exeter, 20 m. R. R. S. —Candia and East Candia, on Concord A 
 Pori8. R. R. Stage connects with trains in the morning, and with 
 down train at night 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Frank W. Eaton; Treas., Edmund R. Ingalls; 
 Selectmen, E. R. Ingalls, P. W. Sanborn, Frank P. Brown ; Supt. 
 Oreste J. Bean. 
 
 Postmasters —G. C. Lang; Village, W. J. Dudley. 
 
 Justices —Jonathan 3Iartin, John 31oore, H. 31, Eaton, John Rowe, 
 J. H. Nutting, R. E. Patten, P. W. Sanborn, State, J. C. Langford, 
 Edmund Hill. J. II. Philbric, Wm. Crane, F. P. Langford, C., 
 T. Lane, I. L. Fitts, 31. F. Emerson, W. J. Dudley, J. R. Fitts, Levi 
 Bean, Frank W. Eaton. 
 
 Churches —F. Bap., B. P. Parker; Cong., - Pette ; 3Ieth., J. B. 
 
 Robson, 
 
 Express Agent —J. H. Philbrick. Hotel —Union, G. W. Robinson. 
 Ins. Ag’ts —J. H. Nutting. J. L. Fitts. 
 

 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, W. S. Healy, Lewis Remo, Janies A. 
 Ilackett ; butchers, C. H French,Frank Hall; carpenters,P. M.Towle, 
 J. R. Batchelder. S. A. Davis, Frank Hall; carriage painter, C. A. 
 Boone; carriage jobber, C. Emery; contractors and builders L. S. 
 Munroe, R. H. Dunn, T. H. Clifford ; coopers, J. C. Dearborn, Sam’l 
 .Morrill, G. F. Patten ; masons, Ingalls Bunker, Wm. Patten ; dress¬ 
 making, Misses Remoe : painters and paper hangers, E. E. Winship. 
 Charles Bbuncer, W. Varnum; printer, J. J. Lane; stone mason, N. H. 
 Martin, Joseph Watson, Warren Trussell; undertaker, J. M. Young; 
 wheelwrights, J. W. Lovejoy, C. Emery. 
 
 Merchants—G. C. Lang & Son, J. L. Barker, W.J. Dudley, C. T. 
 Lane & Co., T. J. Whitridge, F. P. Browne; auctioneers, J. M. 
 Voting, E A.Buswell, Frank P. Langford ; drugs and medicines, W. 
 clocks and watches, J. M. Young. 
 
 Manufacturers—lumber, flour and meal, S. A. Davis, J. Q. Cass, 
 J Johuson ; shoes, A. P. Gilman. 
 
 Miscellaneous—music, Nellie M. Eaton, Julia Towle, John K. 
 Nay ; penmanship and drawing, Martin Y. B. Eaton; real estate, 
 brokers. J. L. Barker, Joseph Watson ; civil engineers, H. M. Eaton, 
 J. L. Fitts. 
 
 Physicians —E. S. Berry, J H. Dearborne, - Young, - 
 
 Averill, J. F. Pease. 
 
 CA\TESiBl'RYi MERRIMACK —Pop., 1169, N. from C. 9J 
 R. R. S. —Canterbury, 2^ m. and No. Concord, 3 xu. on BjC. & M. R. 
 R. Stage to and from mail train to Shaker Village. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk A. H. Brown; Treas. and Supt. Luther Sargent,, 
 Selectmen, Edward Osgood, Arthur Clough, Millard F. Emery. 
 Postmasters—Mrs. M. L. Brown; Shaker Village, B. H. Smith. 
 Justices—D. M. Clough, David Morrill, Edward Osgood, W. II . 
 Currier, Luther Sargent, State ; S M. Clifford, H. L. Clough, A. H. 
 Brown, J. B. Higgins, C. S. Osgood, J. 0. Lyford, W. A. Stone, Chas. 
 Smith, E. II. Knowles, C. IV. Emery, S. C. Pickard. 
 
 Churches—Cong. James Doidt; Hill's Corner —Mrs. Lizzie Mon¬ 
 mouth ; F. Bap. J. B. Higgins, A. I). Smith ; Shakers, J. S. Kaime, H. 
 C. Blinn. 
 
 Ex. Agent— F. S. Noyes. 
 
 Merchant —A. H. Brown; meat, E. L. Batch lder. 
 
 Manufacturers—grain cradles, P. C. Clough; lumber, David Mor¬ 
 rill, G. P. Morrill; wash mills and mangles ior laundry, N. A. Briggs. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths. J. K. Taylor, Samuel Hill, E. G. Chase ; 
 carpenters, T. L. Whidden, M. B. Neal, S. A. Morrill, Samuel Gilman. 
 J. B. Carter, E. F. Gale ; Shaker Village , E. K. Knowles; mason, 
 H. H. Houser; painters, H, G. Haines ; wheelwright, Eliphalet 
 Gale. 
 
 C ARROLL, COOS —Pop., 300, N. from C. 130 ; S. E. from Lau-| 
 caster. 15. R. R. S. —Twin Mountain, on White Mt., R. It., % ln - 
 iFabyan House, 4 m , on B. C. <fc M. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , Harley E. Jen ness ; Treas. Isaac Thompson ; 
 Selectmen , M. P. Horton, Oscar Barron, Franklin Worthley ; Supt., 
 Mrs. M. P. Rosebrook. 
 
 Postmasters— Twin Mountain House, Oscar Barron ; Fabyan, 
 House, John Lindsey ; Crawford House, A. T. Barron. 
 
 Justices —Ebenezer Glines, M. P. Rosebrook, Wm. F. Hobbs, D. 
 M. Hardy, H. E. Jenness. 
 
 Churches— Bapt., Royal McDonald. 
 
 Merchants —G. H. Hunt; auctioneer, B. Calden. 
 
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 Hotels —Twin Monntain House. A. T. & 0. F. Barron, White Mt. 
 j House, It. D. Rounsevel ; Fabyan House Lindsey & French; Craw- 
 !f'ord House, A. T. & 0. F. Barron. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, G. W. Richardson, p. o. ad. Carroll, Geo. 
 Stewart, p. o. ad. Twin Mountain House ; starch, P, Rosebrook & Son. 
 
 I CENTER HARBOR, BELKNAP— Pop., 515. N. from C. 
 37 ; N. W. from Laconia, 2U. R. R. S. —Meredith Village, on B. C. & 
 M. R. R.; stage and steamboat (in summer) twice a day, to Weirs and' 
 Alton Bay, connecting with B. & M. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS — Clerk, D. W. Cram; Treas ., J. M. Paine; Selectmen , 
 J. M. Paine, B. F. Wentworth, A. D. Webster; Supt ., D. M. Whicher, 
 p. o. ad. Meredith Village. 
 
 Postmaster & Exp. Ag’t— Rufus Fellows. 
 
 Justices —J. H. Moulton, L. W. Watson, W. A. Page, T. Perkins,! 
 p. o. ad., Meredith Village, Sl&te ; J. H. Kelsea, Quorum; W. E. Clit'-l 
 ton, Wm. Gordon. 
 
 .Churches —Cong., E. P. Stone; F. Bap., West, D. Batchelder. 
 
 Hotels & Livery stables —Senter House, J. L. Huntress; Moulton 
 House, S. F. Emery. I 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, clapboards and shingles, D. M. Hawkins; 
 lumber, F. A. Brown. j 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, C. II. Weeks, J. L. Merrill; 1 
 Geo. N. Emery; boot and shoe makers, T. C. Gordon, W. C. Jackson, 
 B. F. Couuce; carpenters, E. S. Tucker, Stephen Wentworth, J. P. 
 Leighton; masons, E. H. Nudd, G. W. Smith; painters, Jacob Rey~i 
 nolds, John Locke; photographer W. C. Jackson; wheelwrights, 
 Thomas Webber, L. W. Watson, G. B. Webster. 
 
 Merchants —J. II. Moulton, Rufus Fellows; auctioner, R. L. Coe: 
 clocks and watches, R. S. Keneson ; ready made clothing, R. Fellows. 
 Physicians—J. C. Page, W. A. Page. Tel. Ag’t —F. II Morse. 
 Summer Boarding Houses— Almon Benson, W A. Page, R. L. Coe. 
 B. F. Kelsea, T. C. Gordon, R. Fellows ; Red Hill House, Dow &, Gould; 
 Brown Cottage, B. F. Wentworth. 
 
 Clianrtlerville—See Newbury. 
 
 CHARLESTOWV, SULL1VAN— Pop., 1742. W. from C., 51; 
 S. W. from Newport, 20. R. R. S. —Charlestown, North C., South C., 
 and Springfield, on Sullivan R. R., a portion of C. V. line. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , C. C. Kimball; Treas., George Olcott; Selectmen , 
 
 R. W. Piper, F. W. Putnam, R. R. Allen ; Supt., C. E Whipple. 
 Postmasters —C. C. Kimball; South, Mrs. Albee; North , W. A. Hunt.! 
 Justices —E. L. Cushing; Geo. Olcott, State; Abel Hunt, Quorum; 
 
 A. D. Hull, Beuj. Whipple, G. W. Hamlin, Geo. Hubbard, C. C. Kim¬ 
 ball, II. B. Vial I, L. W. Albee, Geo. S. Bond. 
 
 Churc-hes —Cong., Geo. II. Dunlap; Epis., St. Luke's, R. M. Berke¬ 
 ley; Unit., A. S. Nickerson : Meth., North , G. F. Wells. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—D. G. Stoughton; North, W. A. Hunt. 
 
 Hotels—Eagle, J. B. Dinsmoor; Cheshire Bridge House, C. W. Fair- 
 brother: Conn. River House, South, J. G. Wightman. 
 
 Lawyers —E L. Cushing, Faulkners* & Batchelder. 
 
 Livery Stable— H. B. Viall. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, Briggs & Co.; cigars, South, Hoop¬ 
 er Bros.; grist and saw mills. North , H. Metcalf; lumber, Charlestown 
 Steam Mill Co.: South , Eli Adams. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, II. Smirh, Brooks Kimball, 
 M. C. Milliken, O’Brien & Benware; North, D. W. Parks ; carpenters, 
 
 S. A. Spooner, J. Burtt, jr., W. S. Westgate, H. C. Ellinwood; North, 
 
56 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 A. Clark, W. C. Hobart, W. F. Merrill; cabinet maker. North , C. A. 
 Way; hair dresser, F. Cunlia; liar ness makers, F. F. You ns, C. Sorrow; 
 jeweller, Ellen D. Fletcher; painters, T. R. Melville, A. G. Graham, S.N. 
 Corbin ; printer, D. S. Hamlin: tailor, C. C. Chadborne, J. F. Young. 
 
 Merchants— L. H. Royce & Co., \Y H. Labaree; North. Metcalf & 
 Hamlin; auctioneer, J. C. Stebbius; boots and shoes, J. A. Hunt; 
 drugs and medicines, F. S. Barbour; fancy goods and notions, C. C. 
 Kimball ; furniture, W. B. Clark ; groceries, Edward Cooley ; millinery, 
 Mrs. J. A. Hunt; stoves and tin ware, G. S. Bond. 
 
 Physicians —S. Webber, N. G. Brooks; dentist, South, L. W. Albee. 
 Tel. Ag : t —Geo. H. Dickinson. 
 
 CHATHAM, CARROLL— Pop., 445. N. E. from C. 92 ; N. from 
 Ossipee, 40. R. R. S .—Frey burg, Me., 12 m., on P. & O. R. K. Daily 
 stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Charles Binford; Treaty Bliss Clrarles: Selectmen , 
 Paul Chandler, 0. Anderson, J. E. Hutchins; Supt., M. Harriman. 
 
 Postmasters —I. E. Clay; North, Richard Cltandler; S^juth, Jonah 
 Hill, jr, , 
 
 Justices —I. E. Clay, Quorum; J. Hill, jr., C. Binford, J. C. Eastman 
 Paul Chandler. 
 
 Churches —Cong., J. H. Leavitt ; Meth.. Elphalet Weeks. 
 Manufacturers —clothes pins, Nutter, Copp x Co.; lumber, I. E. 
 Clay. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, Fdson Guptill; carpenters, Jonathan 
 Johnson, Lon nan Blake, F. Abbott; millwright, Jonathan Johnson ; 
 wheelwright, M. E.Clay. 
 
 t'HES ! ER, ROCK1NGUAM —Pop., 1155. S. E. from C„ 23; 
 W. from Exeter, 15. R. R . S.—Derry on M. <£ L. R. R.; Daily stage. 
 West Hampstead, on N. A R. R. R., 5 m. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk. C. F. Marston ? Tresis., J. W.Xoves ; Selectmen. 
 Win. Greenougk, S. S. Parker, G. W. Do! her; Supt., L. Chesley. 
 Postmaster A TeL Op.—C. A. Wilcomb. 
 
 Justices —J. W. Noyes, T. J. Melvin, Woodbury Marsters, William 
 Ciawford, Lucien Kent, Suite; J. S. Conch. Wm. Greenongh, Quorum; 
 J. F. Brown, C. H. Knowles. C. F. Marston, Jos. Webster, Henry 
 Moore, Parker Morse. D. L. BatcheMer, C. A. Wilcomb. J. 0. Lane. 
 
 Churches —Bap., H. W. Eaton ; Cong., Chas. Tenney ; Meth., I. G. 
 Pi ice. I 
 
 Manufacturers —barrels, C. S. Wilcomb; boots and shoes, John. 
 Underhill. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith*. Nelson Gillingham. R. B. Morse, Kent & 
 McDulfee: carpenters, H. A. Hall, J. Pressy, B. L. Pollard, C. B. Hall 
 coopers, C. 8. Wilcomb, G. W. Wilcomb; mason, J. M. day: watch¬ 
 maker, C. F. Marston ; wheelwrights. J. W. West, 2nd, Haxen Mills 
 Merchants —Henry Moore, C.*A. Wiicoinb, Melvin A Morse ; auc¬ 
 tioneers, N. S. Morse, A. J. Merrill. 
 
 Physicians —J. ¥. Brown, L. Cheslev ; eclec., E L. Wright. 
 CHESTERFIELD, CHESHIRE— Pop, 1289. S. W. from C., 
 62 ; 8. W. from Keene, 12. R. R. S. —Keene, on Cheshire R.R., 12 m 
 Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk. H. C. Harvey; Treas., J. L. Streeter; Select- 
 
 j men. Geo. Goodrich, Wm. Atherton, j. L. Streeter ; Supt., -Hall. 
 
 i Postmaster —J. H. Goodrich, 2d. 
 
 Justices —J. H. Goodrich. E. P. F. Dearborn. C. C. P. Goodrich, 
 Stute; E. P. Wetherell, J. M. Richardson, J. W. Chamberlain, jr., 
 Win. Bennett, Murray Davis, H. C. Harvey, J. H. Goodrich, 2d. 
 

 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 Churches— Cony;., -; Metli., -. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—II. Kilburn. 
 
 Hotel— LuciuS Thatcher. Livery Stable— E. P. Wetherell. 
 Manufacturers —lumber, B. F. P.erce, H. Butler. T. Butler. 
 Mechanics —carpenters, .1. W. Hildreth, Chas. Hildreth ; masons, 
 'Geo. Goodrich, P. H. Stone, N. Smith. 
 
 Merchant—7. H. Goodrich, 2d. Physician—D. F. Randall. 
 
 West — R. R. S. —Dumnierston. Vt , 1 mile. 
 
 Postmaster—E. H. Colburn. Church—Univ , Joseph Barber. 
 
 ! Manufacturers —Hour and meal, W. Ford, W. W. Farr ; lumber, 
 
 |Ransom Farr, W. W. Farr. 
 
 I Mechanics— blacksmiths. Onesine Pelker, Smith Starkey; carpen¬ 
 ters, I, D. Farr, L. D. Farr; masons, W. Farr, Parker Farr, Asa Smith* 
 Merchant —dry goods, groceries and auctioneer, C. P. Gilson. 
 Factory Village— Postmaster —J. C. Farwell. 
 
 Church—Union,-. 
 
 Hotel & Livery stable— Sanford Guernsey ; Lake, -Kilbura. 
 
 Manufacturers—bits and augers, Benjamin Pierce; Hour and meal, 
 
 B. C. Farr : leather, Dexter Warren Sc Co., Earl Warren ; lumber, G. S. 
 Fletcher, T. L. Fowler, H. J. Fowler, J. W. Chamberlain, J. M. G 
 Wright, Win. Atherton, F. L. Fullam, Steam Power Co., J. W. Richard¬ 
 son, clerk; sash, blinds and doors, Geo. L. Hamilton; staves and 
 shingles. I. P. Ihixton ; wheel heads, S. S. Campbell ; wool and flax 
 wheels, F. II. Pierce. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, J. H. Goodrich, P. B. Albee; carpen!ers> 
 
 C. S. Campbell. A. Wilson. J. L. Wilson, II. Starkey, A. Farwell; ma¬ 
 sons, D. S. Walton, S. Chamberlain, D. E. Robbins. 
 
 Merchants —J. C. Farwell; jewelry, Geo. F. Darling. 
 
 Physician— J. F. Butler. 
 
 CHK llESTEft, MERRIMACK— Pop., 872. E. from C., 8. 
 R. R. S. —Chichester, on Suncook Valley R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Charles A. Langmaid ; Treas., David T. Brown ; 
 [Selectmen, David T. Brown, Horace Carpenter, George M. Munsey ; 
 Supt., Samuel Kendall. 
 
 Postmasters —Solomon Leavitt; North, G. P. Haines. 
 
 Justices —Edward Langmaid, C. H. Carpenter, H. C. Knowlton; 
 l State ; Augustus Leavitt, 0. C. Shaw, Charles Lake. 
 
 Churches —Cong.,-; Met h., Abram R. Lunt. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, G. W. Lane, G. M. Munsey ; wooden han¬ 
 dles, J. 0. Men ill. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, J. W. Lamplirey; carpenters. Albert San¬ 
 born, E. A. Miller ; painter. C. E. Call; wheelwright, Ira Sanborn. 
 Exp. Ag't—G. S. Sanders. Merchant—Augustus Sheldon. 
 
 ft orl It— Churches— Adv.,--; Bap.,-. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, E. & G. S. Sanders; lumber, C. G. 
 Sanders, Eneas Ordway, Joseph Holmes, J. Mason, G. H. Haines. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, James Cliesley, John Fellows; carriage 
 anrl sleigh maker, G. H. Haines, 
 
 Merchants —G. P. Haines, Joseph Morse. 
 
 Cliocorua.—See Albany. 
 
 CLAREMONT, SULLIVAN— Pop., 4058. N. W. from C., 50. 
 
 R. R. S. —Claremont, on Concord and Claremont, R. R.; Claremont 
 Junction, West Claremont, on Sullivan R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, F. F. Haskell: Treas., E. W. Tolies ; Selectmen, 
 
 S. F. Rossiter, John W. Jewett, II. P. Sliedd ; Supt., M. S. Rossiter; 
 j Agent , C. G. Buel. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 Postmaster— J. M. Whipple. 
 
 Justices —T. J. Harris, 0. F. R. Waite, Arthur Chase, J.L. Farwell. 
 C. H. Eastman, Win. E. Tutherly, J. S. Walker, Ira Colby, II. W 
 Parker, E. D. Baker, W. II. H. Allen, Wm. Clark, R. W. Silsbee, C. 0. 
 Eastman, E. L. Goddard, James Holt, John McLaughlin, State ; J. \V. 
 'Sanborn, Sumner Putnam, June Pierce, G. G. Ide, W. Ellis. Albert 
 jRossiter, S. G. Jarvis, A. Dickinson, Hermon Holt, I. D. Hall, W. P. 
 Beckwih, George Davis. 
 
 Churches —Bap., Joseph Swaim ; Cong. Levi Rodgers ; Epis.,- 
 
 I-; Meth., E. R. Wilkins; R. Cath., Cornelius O’Sullivan ; Univ., 
 
 Edward Smiley. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—0. J. Brown. 
 
 Tel. Ag’t— Henry Judkins. 
 
 Hotels —Tremont House, Chas. H. Clark; Sullivan House, J. Leet 
 & Son ; Belmont House, E. F. Leet. 
 
 Ins. Ag’ts —T. J. Harris, Algernon Willis, C. 0. Eastman, J. L. 
 Farwell, James Bullard, Wm. Clark, E. P. Storrs, B. M. Morrill. 
 
 ! Lawyers —E. D. Baker, Ira Colby, H. W. Parker, Arthur Chase, W. 
 ill. II. Allen, Hermon Holt, Geo. Davis. 
 
 Literary institution —Stevens High School, A. J. Swain, prin. 
 Livery Stables— Stowell & Welcome, J. M. Hey wood, Frank Clem-j 
 ent, C. W. Kendall, L. W. Watriss. 
 
 Manufacturers —bakers, Henry Kimball, G. E. Bostwick; blinds, 
 |doors. moulding and sash, Whitney & Goodall; blind trimmings, 
 hames and patent two blade mincing knives. L. N. Kempton ; books. 
 Claremont Manuf’g Co.; boots and shoes, R. W. Farwell & Co., Barrett 
 & Tenney, H. C. Noj’es, S. E. Noyes, Wm. lledfield, Ii. A. Dickinson & 
 Co., E. F. Johnson, W. A. Corey, Hill & Labounty; brick, L. B. Farr: 
 cigars, Deane Bros., Abbott & Hart, G. & T. Hale; carriages and 
 sleighs, Gill Leuven; cottons, Mouadnock Mills Co., Daniel W. John¬ 
 son, agent; carpets aud toweling, J. McFarlane; flour and mill feed, 
 Sugar River Mill Co.: files and rasps, Samuel Richardson, jr.; knit 
 shirts and drawers, Herbert Bailey ; leather, Charles H. Eastman ; 
 lumber, Mouadnock Mills Co., Sugar River Mill Co., C. H. Swain, A. D. 
 Beatson ; mill feed, I. C. Harriman; shingles, house furnishings, Ac. 
 L. W. Randall ; paper print, Claremont Manut’g Co ; G. G. Ide. ag^t;! 
 Sugar River Paper Mill Co., J. T. Emerson, ag’t; stair rails, mould-, 
 ings, &c., Freeman & O’Neil; stereotype plates, Claremont Manuf’g 
 Co.; woolens and cassimeres, G. L. Balcom; flannels, Monadnock Mills 
 Co.; wool rolls, R. Shepardson ; wine, Albert Hale. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans — blacksmiths, L. W. Watriss, C. E. Albee, 
 Peter Meyette, A Young ; carpenters, 0. Newton, J. Ilendee, G. B.{ 
 Farrington, G. D. Osgood, L. R. Chase, L. D. Hall, 0. A. Bond,! 
 Geo. Murphy, G. Murphy, jr., D. J. Livingston, H. Baker, L. E. 
 Comstock, A. S. Burbank, N. L. Davis, G. T. Stockwell, Ilait 
 Brothers, Austin Perry, H. R. Beckwith, Wm. Chandler ; cooper. 
 A. R. Russell; hair dressers, E. H. Jacques, Eugene Millette, W. Lee ; 
 harnesses, T. Dart, E. J. Bowen, R. C. Bradford, L. D, Patten ; laun¬ 
 dry, A. J. Blodgett; Machinists, Sullivan Machine Co., J. P. Upham, 
 Pres., M. A. Nott,; marble workers, Blood k Woodcock ; masons, C. F. 
 Tibbels, G. A. Walker, G. W. Howe. S. Mitchell, A. Walker, D. Spaul¬ 
 ding, L. Stearns, C. Edson; painters, J. T. Little, John Barnard, G. 
 Rowell, T L. Heath, G. II. Abbott: landscape, R. E. Miller; photo¬ 
 grapher, Wm. Coffrin ; printers, Claremont Manuf’g Co., J. Weber, R. 
 I;. Smiley & Co., S. H. Story; tailors, S. F. Redfield, E. F Houghton; 
 L. M. Blood-; tin, sheet iron and copper plate workers, A. C. Stone k 
 
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 59 
 
 Co., S. S. Rand, J. G. Briggs; watch makers, Solon Silsbee, Reuben 
 Spencer, S. I. L. Woodbury. 
 
 Merchants —Henry Patten, J. W. Peirce & Co.; agents’ furnishing 
 goods, Albert Hale, auctioneers, H. L. Hubbard, F. F. Haskell; books 
 and stationery, Claremont Stationery Co.; boots and shoes, It. W. Far- 
 well & Co., H. A. Dickinson & Co., E. F. Johnson, II. C. Noyes C. H. 
 Wee 1 & Co.; dry goods, C. H. Weed <fc Co. Ileywood &. Co., S. Baum & 
 Co.; drugs and medicines. W. M. ijadd, II. L. Brooks, Willis & Baker, 
 jF. G. Winn ; flour, Sugar River Mill Co., C. G. Buel; fancy goods & toys, 
 R. D. Kellogg, E. S. Rand, Reuben Speucer; 99 cent, Smith Bros.; fish, 
 T. Burns ; lurniture and crockery, Haskell & Tolies, A. M. Hauaford : 
 groceries, F. & G. W. Jewett, Briggs &. Zoller, F. Rafferty, C. Jones, 
 j& Co., William Bailey, Welch & Sleeper, L. N. Kempton; hardware 
 land agricultural implements, G. H. Stowell, C. Jones & Co.; jewelry 
 land silver ware, R Spencer, S I. L. Woodbury, Hey wood & Co.; meat, 
 |B. F. Thraslier,.C. H. Dole, J. W. Pierce & Co., Barney & Prouty, Pollard 
 & Harris; millinery, Mrs. M. H Babcock C. M. Leet & Co., Mrs. M. A. 
 Davis, C. E. Moulton; periodicals, E. S. Rand; ready made clothing, 
 and gents furnishing goods. Fred llaubrich & Co., James Holt, 
 I. D. Hall: sewing machines, R. Spencer, I. D. Hall, Ileywood & Co..| 
 E. II Colby, Herbert Reed; stoves and tin ware, S. S. Rand, A. C. 
 Stone & Co., J. G. Briggs. 
 
 Physicians—N. Tolies, S. G. Jarvis, C. A. Yolk, A. R. Cummings, 
 
 C. E. Baker, O. B. Way. L. J. Graves, S. T. Shaw, C. W. Tolies, Mrs. 
 Fletcher; eclec , A. J. Flagg; liomeo., C. C. Ellis; dentists, Smith 
 & Jarvis, J. Back. 
 
 West-Postmaster—H. G. P. Cross. 
 
 Physician—S. G. Jarvis. 
 
 Church—Epis., I. G. Hubbard, D. D. Merchant—June Pierce. 
 Hotels—H. G. P. Cross. B. F. Hemingway. 
 
 Manufacturers—hanging paper, R. Jarvis; wrapping and hanging 
 paper, J. S. Farrington ; lumber, J. S. Farringtou, R. Jarvis. 
 
 Cli AKKSYILLE, CO OS’—Pop., 269. N. from C., 175. R. R.S. 
 —Nort.h Stratford, 30 m., on Grand Trunk R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS —Clerk and Treas., J. W. Young; Selectmen, J. H. Young, 
 Hosea Crawford, Joel Mann; Supt., Horace Comstock. 
 
 Postmaster—P. C. Roby. 
 
 Manufacturer—starch, Johu Keyser. 
 
 Justices—P. C. Roby, B. C. Wiswall, Horace Comstock, N. H. 
 Wheeler. 
 
 Mechanics—carpenter, Arthur Aldrich ; masons, L. A. Felton, F. 
 Pearsons. 
 
 C'i in ion Grove—See W'eare. 
 
 JjE tlilOOK, COOS —34 Shiretovvn. Pop., 2500. N. from C. 
 150; N. E from Lancaster, 36. R. R.S .—North Stratford, 14 m., on 
 G. T. R R. Daily stage. f 
 
 I OFFICERS— Clerk. H. B. Parsons Treas., C. Colby ; Selectmen , Milton 
 Harrimau, R. C. Jameson, Ransom Ilarriman ; Supt., W. A. Graham. 
 Postmaster—J. Cooper. Exp. Ag’tS—Wentworth & Capeu. 
 Justices—H. Bedel, E. Aldrich, Wm. H. Shurtieff, J. I. Pa; sons, E.G. 
 Rogers, 0. F. Stacy, A. S. Eustis, W. A. Graham, Albert Barker, State; 
 
 D. C. Reniick, H. W. W T oodiow, D. E. Cummings, B. R. Gilman, John 
 jWhittemore, H. M. Leavitt, Alfred Loverin, H. B. Parsons, A. Cum- 
 jmings, J. H. Dudley, S. S. Merrill, J. S. Capen, Milton Harrimau, A. M. 
 Gould, C. Colby, G. H. Roby, Frank Aldrich, R. G. Jameson, F. F. 
 Johnson, Ransom Ilarriman, C. A. Bridge, J. M. Hartwell. 
 

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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 Churches —Cong., L. W. Harris; Moth., D. J. Smith. 
 
 Hotels —Monadnock, Thomas Rowan ; Parsons House, E. F. Bailey.' 
 Lawyers —A. Barker, J. II. Dudley, E. Aldrich, W. II. Shurtleff, J. I. 
 Parsons. 
 
 Literary Institution— Colebrook Academy,- , prin. 
 
 ' Livery Stables— E. F. Bailey, T. Rowan, Rowell & Jacobs, C. Cum¬ 
 mings. 
 
 Manufacturers —brick, A Osgood; furniture, I. Quimby, J. Babb; 1 
 leather, 0. Hilliard; lumber, II. Bedel. Rich & Spencer; plows, stoves 
 and castings, Graham & Gilkey ; rat exterminator, Charles Parsons ;j 
 sash blinds and doors, II. Hammond, C. E. Rolfe; starch, S. R. & S. S. 
 Merrill, H. Bedel, Lovering & Patrick, Ilarriinan & Co.. I. Young, J. W.j 
 Hooper, L.G. Piper, Crawford, Aldrich & Eustis ; woolens. Jas. Loomis. 
 
 ! Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, Geo. Gleason, David Kobie, 
 Sumner Cummings, Geo. Clifford, Jameson & Jordan, Michael Mana- 
 han, E. D. N. Harriman, J. B. Little; carpenters W. S. Rolfe, F. C.i 
 Rolfe, S. W. Tirrill, A. Hicks, E. Howat, Daniel Stevens, H. Eastman, 
 
 E. Holden, Dan Coats; coffins, I. Quimby & Keyes; coopers, II. P. 
 Shattuck, J. Shatruck, Rice & Spencer; hair dressers, Henry Balen- 
 tine, M. Boyce; harness makers, Thomas Mackey, A. G Day; ma¬ 
 chinist. C. T. Siodard ; marble worker, G. Levett; masons, Wm. Rolfe.! 
 Alfred Rolfe, Dan Fletcher, Wm. Lyman, E. Holden; painters. Wm. 
 Phillips, C. S. Stanley, Y. S. Whitcomb ; photographer, E. N. Harri¬ 
 man ; printers, Albert Barker, C. A. Bridge ; tailors, J. W. Savage, M. 
 
 Tobin: stone masons, C. Chappel. Wm. Chappel; upholsterers, -, 
 
 Quimby. J. Babb ; wheelwrights, G. S. Norris, C. E. Rolfe, B. W. Drew 
 J. D. Little, C. H. Huntoon. 
 
 Merchants —S. R. & S. S. Merrill, Crawford & Frye, Wentworth & 
 Capen, Charles Colby & Co., E. H. Williams, II. C. Young; auctioneer, 
 
 A. Cummings; boots and shoes, Y. F. Cooper, I. Morancy, C. C. Hicks ; 
 clocks and watches, D. N. Chadsey ; clothing, E. E. Wilder, Crawford. 
 
 & Frye; drugs and medicines, William Joslyn & Sons, J. M. Hartwell: 
 groceries, R. J. Foustall, John Little, Daniel Tukebury, Geo. R. Me 
 Alister; hardware, A. Eustis & Co.; meat, II. P. Cooper & Foristall; 
 millinery, R. S. Garnsby, Misses S. & B. Cooper. 
 
 Physicians—FL D. Lombard, C. C. Norris, F. C Harris; homeo.,' 
 
 J. M. Hartwell ; dentists, David Rowell, J. M. Hartwell. 
 
 Tel. Ag’t— II. B. Parsons. 
 
 COLUMBIA, Co OS— Pop., 752. N. from C., 138 ; N. from Lan¬ 
 caster, 33. R. R. S. —North Stratford, 2% m. from S. line of town, 
 
 9 m. from Columbia post-office, and 3 from S. C. post-office, on G. T. R. 
 
 R. Stages connect with morning and evening trains. 
 
 OFFICERS — Clerk and Treas , W. C. Buffington; Selectmen , S. M. 
 Harvey, C. C. Titus, J. F. Locke; Supt., A. B. Russell. *1 
 
 Postmasters —David Chandler; South , Lewis Snow. 
 
 Justices—S. M. Harvey, Stale; Jonathan Gilman, H. M. Hobart, 
 
 E. R. Kelsea, S. Bailey, Levi Snow, C. C. Titus. 
 
 Churches — South , A. B. Russell; East, -. 
 
 Manufacturers—lumber, South Edward Kingsley & Co.; starch, 
 West , Columbia Starch Co., Hazen Bedel, p. o. ad., Colebrook, Samuel 
 M. Harvey; South , M. Marshall; East, S. Richardson k Co., Rogers • 
 Libby & Co. 
 
 Mechanics — blacksmith, H. M. Hobart; carpenters, A. L. Day, 
 
 J. W. Weeks ; masons, (stone) S. W. Curtis, S. C. llowe, A. Osgood. 
 
 Merchants—auctioneer, J. F. Locke; corn and meal, Geo. Ried; 
 groceries, Lewis Snow. . 
 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 61 ' 
 
 CONCORD, MERRIMACK— Pop., HUGO. R. R S. —Concord, 
 on C. R. R., Northern N. II. R. R., B. C. & M. R. R., C. & C. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— City Clerk, C. F. Stewart; City Treas., S. C Eastman; 
 Mayor, Geo. A. Pillsbury ; Aldermen , Fisherville, J. C. Linehan, Ward 
 1; East, J. G. Tallunt, Ward 2; West, J. D. Knight, Ward 3; S. W. 
 Shattuck, Ward 4; J. A. Cochran, Ward 5; B. G. Merrill, Ward 6; 
 Henry Churchill, Ward 7; Common Council, F. G. Chandler, Edward 
 Runnels, Ward 1; J. T. Tenney,-J. T. Batchelder, Ward 2; S. W. Kel- 
 lom, 1. C. Phillips, Ward 3 ; J. C. Thorn E. N. Shepard, Ward 4; G F. 
 iUndeiliill. A. B. Smith, Ward 5; L. B. Hoit, Timothy Colby, Ward 6; 
 E. A F. Hammond, J. W. Lane, Ward 7 ; Assessors, Cyrus Runnels, 
 Timothy Carter, Curtis White, W. A. Bean, Clias. Woodman, G.S. Den¬ 
 nett, J. B. Weeks ; Collector of Taxes, C. T. IIuntoon ; Superintending 
 School Committee , Rev. A. Burnham, Abial Rolfe, W. W. Flint: Boardof 
 Education, Elisha Adams, II. J. Crippen, Warren Clark, P. B.Cogswell, 
 Oliver ( Pillsbury, E. L. Conger, S. C. Whitcher; City Marshall, John 
 Connell; Assistant Marshall, Fisherville, John Chadwick; Chief En-' 
 gineer , J. N. Lauder; Police Court, Justice, Sylvester Dana; Special 
 Justice, A. B. Thompson ; C^erk, R. P. Staniels ; Solicitor, C. P. Sanborn ; 
 Police Officers, J. E. Rand, C. II. Jones; Constables, John Connell, John 
 Chadwick, Harrison Partridge. 
 
 Postmasters —Jas. E. Lai kin; East, SarnT L. French; West, Joseph 
 Eastman; Mast Yard, D. G. Holmes. 
 
 Justices —Geo. Abbott, Asa Fowler, J. S. Noyes, Josiah Minot, L. D. 
 Stevens, J. B. Walker, H. P. Rolfe, Amos Hadley, B F. Gale, G. A. 
 Pillsbury, J. Y. Mugridge, Peter Sanborn, John Abbort, II. D. White, 
 Moses Humphiey, W. M. Chase, C. P. Sanborn, E. S. Nutter, J. Kim- 
 jba.ll, S. G. Lane, L. Roby, A. G. Jones, II. E. Perkins, S. K. Jones, S. C. 
 Eastman, J. H. George, C. C. Lund, C. F. Stewart, G. S. Blanchard, 
 Darius Merrill, G. G. Fogg. H. J. Crippen, F. S. Dodge, N. II. Shattuek, 
 
 G. E. Todd, Lyman Jackman, 0. Pillsbury, J. W. Barney, Sylvester 
 Dana, W. H. Buntin, Calvin Howe, Abial Rolfe, S> th Ea-tman, L. S. 
 Morrill, J. P. Brown, C. W. Moore, L. L. Mower, Z. C. Perkins, J. P. 
 Bancroft, E. C. Eastman, J. W. Shaw, G. P. Conn, Timothy Haynes, C. 
 C. Danforth, Geo. W. Ela, F. II. Pierce, Joseph Wentworth, H. E. 
 Chamberlain, J. Y. Barron. J. W. Hildreth. J. II. Pearson, E. Adams, 
 Thomas M. Lang, Walter Harriman, J. C. Moore, B. E Badger. Ons¬ 
 low Stearns, I. B Merrill, J. B. Rand. F. S. Dodge, I. A. Hill, Enoch 
 Gerrish, A. J. Prescott, G. W. Lawrence, J. F. Webster, W. C. Harri- 
 inan, Win. Butterfield, Wm, Yeaton, W. W. Taylor. M. Gilmore, J. D. 
 Fife, Shadrach Seavy, D. F. Secomb, J. S. Davis, T. B. Martin, R. G- 
 iWyman, II. F. Hill, S. C. Whitcher, G. N. Crockett, S. L. French, L. 
 B. Durgiu, Chas. Whitcher, A. W. Silsbv, J. E. Sargent, Arthur 
 Fletcher, F. II. Gould. John Connell. J. C. A. Hill, G. 0. Morrill, F. N. 
 
 "Brown. L. H. Carroll, J. M. Jones, W. H. Allison, W. S. Whitcomb, E. 
 
 H. Roiiins, I. W. Hammond, Truman Smith, C. S. Danforth, M. R 
 Emerson, J. II. Stokes, F. S. Streeter, Win. A. Taylor, Jas. H. Chase, 
 J. N. MeLintoc, J. P. Nutter, Jacob Carter , Svtte : I. N Abbott, Quo¬ 
 rum-, H. Sanborn, II. B. Foster, A. S. Smith, G. S. Morrill, A. W. Rolfe, 
 J. E. Browne, R. P. Staniels, W. II. Bell, J, N. Patterson, Henry Rob¬ 
 inson, II. A. Brown, G. F. Underhill, S W. Hook, W. A. Bean, J. T. 
 Clough. Geo. P. Cleaves, A. II. Robinson. 0. L. Shephard, G. li. Diamond, 
 J. H. Mace W. W. Holden, C. J.-Conner, Chas. R. Corning, B. II. 
 Couch, Warren Clark, G. W. Estabrook, A. B. Thompsou, Stilman 
 Humphrey, T. A. Pillsbury, J. S. Locke, C. C. Davis, C. H. Amsden’ 
 G. A. Fernald, II. W. Stevens, E. B. Craddock, R. A. Ray, D. E. Howard 
 
62 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 C. Y. Dudley, E. A. Merrill, W. W. Flint, Giles Wheeler, J. Wetherbee, 
 W. W. Hill, C. K. Robinson, D. B. Donovan, F. A. llolt, Henry W. 
 Parker, W. B. Tebbetts, J. C. Linehani, E. A. Greeley, Mitchell Gil¬ 
 man, J. B. Morrill, Chas. A. Sargent; Wm. A. Clough, Geo. Noyes, 
 S. D. Greeley, D. S. Webster, J. B. Eastman, Geo. B. Whitridge, N. E. 
 Martin, 
 
 Churches —Advent,-; First Bap., William V. Garner; 
 
 Pleasant St. Bap., E. C. Spinney ; E. E. Cummings ; F. Bap., H. F. 
 Wood, J. P. Nutting ; Cong., F. D. Ayer; South Cong.,-; 
 
 N. Bouton, E. H. Greeley, W. R. Jewett; West, John W. Colwefl; East 
 
 Abraham Burnham ; H. A. Kendall, -McClenning; Epis., - 
 
 -; W. W. Niles, bishop of the diocese ; Millville, H. A Coit ; 
 
 J. H. Coit, Hall Harrison, R. A. Benton, C. A. Morrill; First Meth., 
 
 O. W. Scott; Baker Memorial Meth., W. Eakins ; J. W. Merrill, E. 
 Adams, 0. W. Holman, E. Smith ; R. Cath., J. E. Barry ; Uuita., J, A. 
 Bean ; Univ., Everett L. Conger. 
 
 Exp. Agent—Nathaniel White. 
 
 Tel. Agents — Western Union, II. H. Morrison ; Atlantic and Pacific, 
 Nath’l Mclntire. 
 
 Eating Houses —A. W. Gale, L. H. Carroll, Smith & Newhall, H. M. 
 Sinclair. 
 
 Hotels —Eagle, John A. White; Phoenix, Wm. S. Baker; Elm 
 House, J. L. Colli u; American House, D. G. Marsh; Merrimack 
 House, D. Silver : Birchdale Springs , Adams & Co. 
 
 Ins. Agents —S. & S.C. Eastman. R. P. Stauiels, Morrill & Danforth, 
 Lyman Jackman & Co., J. B. Marston, Perkins & Ballard, D. E. IIow- 
 C. W. Moore, Wm. A. Stone; M. It. Emerson, general agent. 
 
 Lawyers —Asa Fowler, J. E. Sargent, A. Fletcher, Sylvester Dana, 
 Josiah Minot, J. II. George, L. D. Stevens, H. P. Rolfe, W. L. Foster, 
 J. Y. Mugridge, H. E. Perkins, W. W. Flint, S. G. Lane, B. E. Badger,! 
 j Warren Clark, Unas. P. S inborn. S. C. Eastman, W. M. Chase, C. C. 
 Lund, F. II. Pierce, F. A. Fowler, L. S. Morrill. J. H. Albin, F. S. 
 Streeter, A. L. F. Norris, M. W. Tappan, Fred II. Gould, Henry Robin 
 son, D. S. Corser, Frank N. Brown, D. B. Donovan, II. L. Norris, A. C. 
 .Osgood, A. L. F. Norris, F. S. Streeter. 
 
 Literary Institutions —St. Paul’s school, H. A. Coit, D. D., prin ; 
 'Union High School, John L. Stanley, prim; Female Boarding and Day, 
 School, Misses Bridge. 
 
 Livery Stables— C. H. Norton & Co.,Ansyl S. Dill, A. & G. A. Foster, 
 Bushey & Bowser, N. A. Duncklee, Wilkinson A Brown, D. Philbrick, 
 Toof & Hobbs. 
 
 Manufacturers —bakers, J. S. Norris & Son, South End Bakery; 
 L. H. & Clough Co.;'bedste ds and furniture. N. H. Stale Prison, G. F. 
 IComins, contractor; book cases and desks. J. E. Rundlctt; brick S. 
 Holt, Past, J. T. Clough ; candles, M. Critchett & Son; carriages, Ab¬ 
 bott Downing Co., Concord Carriage M’f’g Co., Flanders, V> bite & 
 Houstin, J. W. Bliss, Union Carriage Manufactorv, II. M. Rav; car¬ 
 riage springs, J. Palmer & Co.; carriage wheels etc., Holt Bros.; car 
 wheel and brass founders, Ford & Kimball; churns, P. Blanchard’s 
 Sons ; cigars, J. S. Hubbard, S. Wardner ; flannels W st, D. Holden & 
 Co.; gas, Concord Gas Light Co.; harnesses, J. R. Hill & Co., J. D. 
 Johnson & Son, E. 0. Murphy ; ink, H B. Foster ; leather and belting, 
 Page Belting Co., G. T. Page ; East, S. Eastman & Co.; mackerel kits, 
 West, Moses Humphrey ; melodeun and piano keys, James Crockett; 
 mouldings, brackets etc., E. B. Hutchinson; organs and melodeons, 
 Ballou & Curtis, Prescutt Organ Co.; organ melodeon and piano stools, 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 63' 
 
 Prescott Organ Co., Ballou & Curtis; picture frames and looking' 
 glasses, Robinson & Co., F. D. Batchelder, S. Blood; plaster, East , J. 
 
 T. Clough; plows, stoves and castings, Wm. P. Ford & Co,; pumps, R. 
 Button ; silver ware, W. B. Durgin ; slate and gravel roofs, W. M.. 
 Darrah ; sash, blinds and doors, A. Bunker, Lowell Eastman ; tables 
 and refrigerators, W. H. Caldwell. 
 
 Mechanise & Artisans—architects, Dow & Wheeler; Artists, A. 
 Tenney, H. B. Moore, E. W. Kimball; book-binders, F. S. Crawford, 
 Morrill & Silsbv, N. Giles ; brick masons and builders, Nahum Robin-.! 
 ; son, Ordway & Ferrin, Lyman Fellows, Kenney & Godfrey, W. 11. 
 Kenney, Chas. E. Thompson, S. S. Ordway, D. Bramaud, E. B. Hutch- 
 jinson ; builders, Miller & Sanborn, Scott & Buzzell, Samuel ShuteJ 
 Webster A Morgan, Mead, Mason & Co.; fresco-painters, W. S. lleuay 
 i& Son; hair dressers, C. H. Proctor, W. H. Corning, Knee & Ney, 
 
 C. Barrett. A. J. Souza, E. J. Knee, C. W. Allen, Sam’l C. Robinson, 
 
 A. J. Tabor; harness maker, J. D. Johnson; machinists, Woodman 
 Bros, John A. White, A. Bean & Co., Frank Stevens, D. C. Allen 
 Co.; marble workers, Cummings Bros., li. N. Farley & Co., paint¬ 
 ers, J. C. Tilton, John Connell, Geo. Abbott, F. A. Moulton, Geo. 
 Smart, J. T. Carpenter & Co., W. II. Perkins, 0. C. Cole & Co., Geo. 
 
 P. Glover, F. J. Fullerton, J. H. Caswell, Chalirles E. Savory ; pho-' 
 tograpliers, Kimball Bros., D. F. Gerould, 11. P. Moore, 11. G. Bailey, 
 Everett & Lindsey; plumbers, Geo. Goodhue, Eves <fc Munns, J. II. 
 Morse ; printers, Republican Press Associ ttion, E. C. Bailey, C. C. 
 Pearson & Co., Morrill Silsby, Woodbury & Batchelder, E. A. Drew; 
 silver platers, Smith & Walker, C. P. Couch ; stair builders, Samuel 
 Wallace & Sou, II. A. Miles; stone cutters. Concord Granite Co., J. II. 
 Flood, Donnegan & Davis, G. W. Emertou, Granite Railway, Co., Walter 
 Sargent & Co.; Gay Bros., J. F. Hunton ; stone polishers. J. H. Flood, 
 
 J. F. Hunton; turner, M. Dunlap ; upholsterers, H. H. Aldrich, Vog- 
 er Bros., J. Amiable, Fernald & Co. 
 
 Merchants—agricultural implements and hardware, Humphrey, 
 Dodge & Co., Gust. Walker, J. Moore & Sons, W. P. Ford & Co.; auc¬ 
 tioneers and commission merchants, Emerson A Clark, J. L. Pick-' 
 ering; books and stationery, E. C. Eastman, D. L. Guernsey, Frank 
 P. Mace, J. B. Sanborn ; boots and shoes, J. E. Clifford, Harris & Co., 
 
 F. Marden, J. Welcome, A. K. Knapp, C. W. Clark, C. Thorn & Son, 
 
 J. French, John Rollins, Geo. F. Whiitridge; (wholesale), Lawrence &. 
 Johnson ; carpets, curtains and crockery, Hammond &■ Ayers, W. B. 
 Stearns, S. Blood; cigars and tobacco, S. Wardner, J. S. Hubbard;' 
 clothing, W. G. Shaw, Herman Strauss, L. S. Richardson, Woodward, 
 Baker & Co., John H. Hill, A. S. Currier, T. W. Williams, C. E. 
 Twombly, Sleeper & Hood, P. 0. Wright, T. W- & J. H. Stewart, 
 Gritchett & Marden; coal, wood an 1 ice, Ranlet & Prescott, G. S. 
 Locke & Co., M. E. Clougu ; coffins and caskets, Chas. Crow, Horace 
 Thompson ; confectionery, fruit, etc., J. H. Morrill, J, S. Norris & Sou, 
 
 A. W. Gale, L. II. Carroll, A. Tyler; clocks, watches and jbwelry, 
 N. G. Carr, Morrill Bros., E Knight Stanley* & Ayer, A. P. Sher¬ 
 burne, C. J. Dow ; guns, pistols aud fishing tackle, £. E. Fisher ; drugs 
 and medicines, Eastman & Fitch, W. P. Underhill <fc Co., Underhill 
 & Kitridge, II. B. Foster, F. E. Ingalls, G. II. Martin & Co.; dry 
 goods, Blanchard & Crapo, D. E. Clark, Boynton & Willard, Currier & 
 Larkin, F. Evans, F. B. Underbill, James Ilazelton, Henry Churchill, 
 Weeks, Patterson <fe Davis, G. F. Whitridge, E. D. Clough & Co., J W. 
 Edgerly & Co., Savage Bros.; East, S. S. French ; West , Eastman & 
 Shepard; fancy goods. E. N. Sliepar l, 99c. store; tlmu" aud grain, ; 
 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
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 Whitcher & Stratton, Wood worth, Dodge & Co., E. P. Prescott & Co., 
 (Frank Coffin, Batclndder & Co.. J. F. Iloyt, G. P. Whiitridge, J. V. 
 Barron & Co., J. S Cotton ; furniture, II. If. Aldrich, Vogler Bros., 
 in. Johnson & Co.; groceries, .1. F. Iloit, Carter Bros., Woodworth, 
 Dodge & Co., C. C. Webster & Co., Savage Bros., II. C. Sturtevant, 
 0. V. Pitman, E. D. Clough & Co., J. W. Edgerly & Co., Batchelder 
 & Co.. A. Webster, G. B. Whittredge, G. F. Whittredge, F. Evans 
 (Currier & Larkin, Lyman Merrill, Murphy & Reem ; W^st, Eastman 
 & Shepard; hats, caps and furs, A. T. Sanger, W. G. Shaw, C. E.; 
 Twombley, H. Strauss, Pritchard & Ilardess ; iron and steel, Walker 
 & Co., Humphrey Dodge & Co.; junk dealers, J. Kimball, A. H. 
 Curtis, N. P. Rines; maps and pictures, D. L. Guernsey & Co.; mil 
 linery, Mrs D. B. Jones, Mrs. M. M. Smith, Mrs. J. L. Criwford, J. 
 (Hazelton, Mrs. E. J. Eastman, Mrs*. T. II. Brown, Miss M. Flanders ; 
 optical instruments. G. W. WiLon; paints, oils ami glass, Eastman k 
 Fitch, C. H. Martin & Co.; paper hangings, Hammond & Ayers, W. B. 
 Stearns, S. Blood, F. P. Mace; provisions, Flanders & Emmons. D. W. 
 jWelton, C. E. Swain. Perkins & Dudley, Kilburn & Glennon, Beede & 
 Yeaton ; sadlery hardware, Smith & Walker; sewing machines, F. B. 
 Clark, Kidder & Belcher, Jos. G. Bean, M. B. Critchett; stoves and 
 tinware, J. H. Chase, W. P. Ford & Co., Stevens k Dunklee, R. C.| 
 Danforth, J. A. Dadmun, Wm.C. Elkins & t 'o.; toys and fancy goods,! 
 J. H. Morrill. Morrill & Silsb.v; trunks and valises, J. R. Hill k Co., 
 T. Sanger, L. H. Carroll, W. G. Shaw, Herman Strauss. 
 Miscellaneons—civil en ineers, C. C. Lund, J. N. McClintock, B, 
 E. Badger, E. P. Foster, J, B. Eastman; Mast Yard, Cyrus Runnels, 
 claim agent, L. D. Stevens; land surveyor, B. F. Gale; Mast Yard ; 
 Geo. Abbott; music teachers, W. K. Day, J. H. Morey, Miss Susan C. 
 Sargent, Miss Helen E. Robinson, John Jackman, Florence M. Ladd ; 
 nurserymen, Geo. Main, A. Chandler; straw bleachery, J. A. Bigelow.; 
 
 Physicians—J. P. Bancroft, J. P. Brown, Asylum ; J. W. Barney,! 
 
 • Ezra Carter, Wm. G. Carter, Geo. W Cook, Granville P. Conn, A. H. 
 Crosby, A, R. Dearborn, Chas. P. Gage, Timothy Hiynes, A. H. Rob¬ 
 inson, M. W. Russell, F. A. Stillings ; hot., B S. Warren; liomeo., J. 
 H. Galliuger, J. C. W. Moore, E. Morrill, S. C. Morrill, E. H. Foster, 
 L. A. Woodbury; special, Mrs. Lucinda S. Hall, E. W. Abbott, H. G. 
 Mclntire. Robert Hall. C. A. Lockerby ; dentists, Cummings A Young, 
 J. W. Little, C, N. Towle, 0. E. Nettleton. 
 
 Real Estate Agent — S. G. Lane 
 
 Fislierviili> MERRIMACK —Pop., 3000; part of Concord and 
 Boscawen but distant from city 0 m. R. R. S. —Fisherville on N. R., 
 R., conveyances to ail trains, and N. Concord, on B. C. & M. R. R., 1 m. 
 no conveyance. 
 
 Postmaster —S. F. Brown. Lawyer —Nehemiah Butler. 
 
 Churches —Bap., W. B Smith, J. E. Burr; Cong.,--- 
 
 Meth., Lyman E. Sanborn ; R. Catli., J. E Barry. 
 
 ! Hotels —Penacook House, Hannibal Bonney; Washington House, 
 Gilman Shaw. 
 
 Library— Fisherville Library Association, N. A. Gage Librarian. 
 Literary Insaiution— Penacook Normal Academy, A. C. Hardy, 
 prin. 
 
 Livery Stibles—C. N. Butler, M. Bickford. G, Shaw. 
 
 Manufacturers —axe helves II., M. Fisher; carriages, J. D. Fife, 
 carriage axles, etc., D. A. Brown & Co., circular and other saws, whif- 
 
 fletree springs, Gage, Porter & Co.; cottons 
 Brown; doors, sash and blinds, C. M. & A. 
 
 II. II. Brown’s Sons, J. S. 
 W. Rolfe ; excelsior. 
 
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 65 
 
 Blanchard; flour, &c., Whitcker & Stratton; furniture, H. H. Amsden 
 '& Sons ; lumber, C. & J. C. Gage, J. Whittaker & Co.; woolens, A 
 Harris’s Sons. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans— civil engineer, J. D. Fife ; photographer, 
 M. S. Lamphrey ; undertaker, J. A. Coburn. 
 
 Merchants —Gr. M. Dudley; bakery, Harlow & Bean; boots and 
 shoes, J. P. Sanders, D. W. Fox, Peter Sahagan; clothing, J. P. San-; 
 decs, Critchett & Corser; coffins, J. A. Coburn ;.dry goods, Foote & 
 Cage, W. H. Allen, Brown & Foote, J. C. Linuchan, D. Putnam; fur¬ 
 niture, Amsden & Son, G. M. Dudley; groceries, J. C. Linnehan, N. C. 
 Hunt, J. McNeil & Co., Brown & Foote, Foote & Cage; hardware, 
 stoves, cutlery, &c., Evans & Cale, Isaac Baty; jewelers, W. H. Bell, 
 S. C. Noyes; medicines, C. C. Topliff; C. H Fowler; meat, &c., Daniel 
 Smith, J. Foss, Sawyer & Rhoades; millinery, Mrs. Jacobs, Misses 
 Peaslee, Hale, Chadwick; paper hangings, W. H. Alien, Brown & 
 Foote; sewing machines, S. C. Noyes; stoves and tin ware, Evans & 
 Cale, Isaac Baty. 
 
 I Physicians— S. M. Emery, W. H, Ilosmer, C. C. Topliff; dentists, 
 H.D. White, J. H. French H. Knight. 
 
 Connecticut Cake—See Pittsburg. 
 
 Contoocook—See H >pkinton. 
 
 CONWAY, CARROLL —Pop., 1607. N. E. from C. 71; N. from 
 jOssipee. 28. R. R. S. —Conway, ou P. & 0. R. R. and Eastern R. R. 
 
 | OFFICERS— Clerk. J. A. Farrington ; Treas., H. C. Abbott; Select¬ 
 men, C- W. Wilder, William F. Thompson, H. B. Cotton; Supt., S. G 
 Norcross. 
 
 Postmasters —Abel M. Ayer; Centre, J. A. Farrington. 
 
 Justices —S. B. Shackford, L. H. Eastman, H. Me Norton, S. D J 
 Thompson, D. E. Thompson, State ; E. P. Lampson, S. H izeltine, J. 
 Eastman, J. A. Farrington, J. L. C. Wood, C. F. Mansfield, H. W. 
 Chamberlin, Andrew Diusmoer. 
 
 Churches —Cong., S. C. Norcross; Meth., F. B. Smith, and at 
 Center. 
 
 Hotels —Conway House, Grove House, Pequaket House. 
 
 Lawyers —JohnB. Nash; Center, Joel Eastman. 
 
 Manufacturers —carriage*, L. S. Merrill, Eaton, Burnell & Thomp¬ 
 son ; lumber, Allen & Warren; lumber and flour, J. II. Berry; Center, 
 II. B. Cotton ; pegs, B. F. Sturtevant; straw board, Merrill & Co. 
 Mechanics & Artisans— blacksmiths, J. A. Cloutman ; Center, J. 
 
 M. Nason ; carpenters, C. A. Biotton, Paul IVentworth ; Center, 0. S. 
 Hurd, C. C. Perry, B. E. Perkins; cooper, Center, A, P. Morton ; civil 
 engineer and land surveyor. J. A. Farrington ; harness maker and 
 carriage trimmer, C. W. Wilder; masons, E. H. Meader ; Center, N. 
 Peterson; millwrights J. H. Berry, H. W. Berry; painters, A. M. 
 Ayer, Palmer & Robertson, J. A. Carlton, Sawyer Bro’s, L. C. Quint,! 
 Center, D. Atherton. 
 
 Merchants —J. C. L. Wood ; Center, Farrington, Morton & Co. 
 Physicians —Simeon Evans, S. N. Greenlaw, David Watson. 
 
 Tel. Agt —F. W r . Davis. Livery Stable— L. II. Eastman. 
 
 Xortli— R. R. S. —North Conway, on P. &. 0. R. R. and Eastern 
 
 Ir. r. 
 
 j Postmaster —B. D. Eastman. Physician —Wm. Bragdon. 
 
 Justices—H. H. Dow, C. II. Whitaker, S. D. Thompson, L. Pitman, 
 
 N. N. Pease. 
 
 Churches —Bap., T. C. Gleason, Cong., S. G, Norcross; Epis., II. A. 
 Parker; Meth., 0.M. Corescus. 
 

 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTOR*. 
 
 . 
 
 Hotels — Kiarsarge House, Sunset Pavillion, McMillan House, 
 Washington House, North Conway House, Interval House, Mason 
 Hotel. 
 
 Literary Institutions —North Conway Academy. Mrs. Norcross, 
 prim, 
 
 Livery Stables —Mndgett & Sons, W. C. Eastman, J. W. Whitaker, 
 J. T. Raudall, Alfred Eastman. 
 
 Manufacturers—carriages. I. M. Chase, lumber. Furber Bro’e, S. 
 W. Thompson, A. M. Barnes; potter}' C. Harriman. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans— blacksmiths, W. S. Carter, Moses Randall, ! 
 Timothy Clifford; cabinetmakers, Moses Chandler, 0. H. Boswell; 
 carpenters, C. S. Meserve, G. Y. Eastman, E. R. Eastman, Albert 
 Barnes, J. M. Seavey, Joseph Ware, A. W. Barnes, C. H. Eastman, 
 Alpheus Furber, M. L. Charles, Caleb Merrill ; confectioner, G. W. 
 Barker; cooper, Benj. Richardson ; harness maker, G. F. Boston., 
 masons, Lorenzo Lamb; painter, S. C. Eastman; photographer, N. 
 W. Pease ; tailor, J F. Mason. 
 
 Merchants —J. T. Randall. N. S. Davis, N. R. Mason, B. D. East¬ 
 man, G. F. Wolcott & Co.; drugs and medicines, L. Pitman ; millinery, 
 IWilson & Goodwin, E. C. Farrington. 
 
 Coos—See Stratford. 
 
 CORXISH, SULLIVAN— Pop., 1334 N. W. from C. , 60 ; N. W. 
 from Newport 12. R. R. S. —Windsor, Yt., on Central Yt. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas., Flat, T. A. Gleason; Selectmen, N. 
 A. Deming; Flat , E. 0. Day; 0. B. Williams; Supt., Flat, A. T. 
 Jackson. 
 
 Justices —Chester Pike, Orlando Powers, II. M. Day, Araunah Bur- 
 nap. S. A. Tracy, J. A. Parker, State ; Wm. C. Hart, B. S. Fletcher, 
 J. M. Davidson, Wm. Balloch. Lemuel Martindale, E. F. Chellis, G. 
 
 G. D. Kenyon, D. N. Morgan, S. M. Bugbee,C. E. Jackson. 
 
 Hotel —Connecticut River House, Michael Brady. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Chester Pike, G. W. Sargent, J. C. 
 
 Whitaker. Churches —Epis.,-; Meth.,-• 
 
 Physician —Francis Boardman. Merchant —wool, C. Pike. 
 Cornisti Flat— R. R. S .—Claremont 10 m., on C. & C. R. R.; 
 Lebanon 10 m., on N. N. H. R. R.; Windsor, Yt t , 8 m., on C. Y. R. R. 
 Postmaster —T. A. Gleason. 
 
 Churches —Bap., G. A. Glines ; Cong., J. T. Jackson. 
 
 Hotel —Union House, Elmore Barrows. Physician —G. W. Hunt. 
 Manufacturers —lumber, E. 0. & H. M. Day ; leather, Alvin Com- 
 mings; patent medicines, S. Hardy's Sons. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, S. M. Sherburn, A. K. Spaulding, C. T. 
 Sturtevaut; carpenters, B. B. Churchill, Charles Tyler; cooper, D. E. 
 Carroll ; harness maker, W. H. Sisson ; painter, L. F. Stone; wheel¬ 
 wrights, J. J. Lamson, D. B. Kinsman. 
 
 Merchants —T. A. Gleason ; auctioneer, clocks and watches, S. W. 
 Bryant; wool,0. Powers. Physician —Geo. W. Hunt. 
 
 Crawford House—See Carroll. 
 
 CKOI BON, SULLIVAN— Pop., 652. N. W. from C. 44; N. fr. 
 Newport, 7. R. R. S. —Newport, on C. & C. R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk. Alonzo Allen ; Treas., Ruel Durkee; Selectmen, 
 Ruel Durkee, AYm. W. Ryder, Frederick Barton; Supt., II. A. Barton. 
 Postmasters —Alonzo Allen; Flat, Mrs. Polly D. Ilall. 
 
 Justices —Nathan Hall, Elias Powers, John Cooper, D. R. Hall, W. 
 
 H. Powers, Albina Hall, W. W. Le Seur State", J. C. Grundy, Alonzo 
 Allen. 
 

 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 67i 
 
 1 
 
 Churches —Cong.,-; Meth., W. W. Le Seur ; Flat » 
 
 Univ.,-. 
 
 Hotel—Croydon House, David A. Sargent. 
 
 Ins. Ag’t — Flat , Dan’l R. Hall. 
 
 Manufacturers — Flat, excelsior and mattress filling, Adams & Co 
 lumber, Flat, Humphrey & Hanson; patent ox yokes, S. G. Walker. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Harry Leeds; carpenter, Hubbard Coop¬ 
 er ;!mason, Hubbard Cooper; painters, H. Cooper, Ruel D. Hall. 
 
 Merchants —George W. Dunbar; groceries, David A. Sargent; wool, 
 jPliny Hall. 
 
 Physician —Williams Barton 
 
 DALTOJi, COOS —Pop.. 733. N. from C., 112 ; S. fr. Lancaster, 8. 
 
 R. R. S —Dalton, on White Mt. R R. Stages connect with trains 
 twice a day. Lunenburg on P. & 0. R. R.; one mile from Sumner 
 House. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric and Treas., B. A. Taylor; Selectmen , Jona M. 
 Lang, Ira C. Carlton, George Weston ; Supt., A. E. Hall. 
 
 Postmaster —H. P. Blakslee. Church —Cong., A. E. Hall. 
 
 Justices —J. B. Sumner, B. A. Taylor, State ; J. M. Lang. 
 
 Hotels —Sumner House, J. B. Sumner ; Rosebrook House, Lee 
 Rosebrook. 
 
 Manufacturers— lumber, Libby, Gordon & Co., G. W. & N. W. Lib¬ 
 by ; starch, Littleton Starch Co., Libby, Sartwell & Co. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, B. E. Somers; carpenters, J. P. Thorn. 
 R Page; mason, E. P. Cushman; wheelwrights, T. J. Smith, A. M. 
 Colby. 
 
 Merchants —Bond & Blakslee. 0. D. Ewen. 
 
 DAYBURY, MERRIMACK— Pop. 830. N. W. from C., 30 ; S. 
 W. from Plymouth. 15. R.R.S. —Danbury & So. Danbury, on N. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric , J. H. Currier : Treas., J. C. Webster ; Selectmen 
 J. H. Emmons, Cyrus Jones, John Tucker; Supt., W. T. Norris. 
 Postmasters —Stillman Clark; South, Alfred Sleeper. 
 
 Justices —Stillman Clark, M. L. Taylor, J. S. Knowlton. W. T. 
 Norris, J. A. Kuowles, Robert Ford, State ; I. S. Brown, J. C. Webster 
 J. II. Currier. 
 
 Churches —Bap., Franklin Merriam ; Cong., S.F. Lougee ; Chris. ! 
 South, VY. S. Morrill. 
 
 Hotel, Livery Stable, Exp. &Tel. Ag’t — J. B. Cheney. 
 
 Lawyers —Stillman Clark' W. T. Norris. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, H. C. Norris, H. F. Taylor ; cof¬ 
 fins and caskets, G. K, Jewett; leather, N. P. Clough & Co.; lumber. 
 Frank Farnham, L F. Hoyt, G. N. Ford. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, L. F. Ballou; carpenters, W. H. Thayer ; 
 N. Leeds, F. S. Ransom ; coopers, George Sanders. J. D. Morrison, 
 masous, S. T. Sargent, A. J. Phelps; painter, E. G. Coffin ; printer, W. 
 H. Travers. 
 
 Merchants —J. C. Webste^r. J. H. Currier; South, E. Bucklin ; auc¬ 
 tioneer, J. H. Currier; meat, Alvin Stuart; millinery, Mrs. A. J.! 
 Thayer, Mrs. A. Stuart ; cattle and horses, Edwin Litchfield & Son . 
 Physician— J. B. N. Gould. Real Estate Agent— J. H. Currier. 
 DANVILLE, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 548. S. E. from C., 33 ;' 
 
 S. W. from Exeter, 10. R. R. S. —Plaistow 6, and Newton Junction 
 4, on B. & M. R. R.; Sandown 4% on N. &. R., R. R. Daily stage to 
 9 A. M. train for Boston waiting for 5 P. M, from. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, F. W. George ; Treas., John Elkins; Selectmen , 
 John Elkins, Oliver Hunt, John S. Tuck; Supt., J. A. Lowell.' 
 
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68 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Postmaster —J. C Bradley. 
 
 Justices —Aaron Quiinby, Wm. Hoyt, Elisha Qnimby, David Griffin, 
 State ; Jarius Towle, J. C. Bradley, Franklin Fitts, W. S. Meserve, L. 
 W, Collins, S. A. Collins. 
 
 Churches —F. Bap..J. A. Lowell ; Meth., J. Higgins. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber and boxes, Dimond & Collins ; lumber, M. 
 ' Spofford & Son, A. Rogers; shoes, W. A. Calvert & Co. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, W. S. Meserve ; carpenters, Ilarriman 
 Sargent, Moses Anderson; coopers. J*. II. & L. W. Collins. Alva & J. 
 Collins; D. & S. Sargent, Jacob Collins, A. J. Bagiev, Joseph & Levi 
 Collins ; dressmaker, Miss M. A. Eastman ; wheelwright, J. L. James. 
 Merchants —J. C. Bradley, S. C. Griffin, A. J. Philbrick. 
 DEERFIELD, BOOKING HAM— Pop., 1762. N. E. from C., 
 20; W. from Portsmouth, 25. R. R. S .—Candia Depot, on C. & P. 
 R. R. Stage daily connects with morning and evening trains. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , J. F. Prescott ; Treats., J. S. French ; Selectmen, 
 D. S. Fernald, A. S. Whittier, David Gerrisk, S. S. Conn, George W. 
 Currier. 
 
 Postmasters —E. A. J. Sawyer ; South, F. J. White. 
 
 Justices —L. B. Pkilbrickj_Samuel Woodman, John Griffin, Samuel 
 Hobbs, David Stevens, R. JTSanborn, State; E. A. Sawyer, John Cur¬ 
 rier, S. G. Haines, I. II. Morrison, A. L. Jenuess. T. W. Currier, D. S. 
 Fernald, David Smith, G. H. Towle, A. J. Balchelder, H. W. Hazen, J. 
 J. Dearborn, Lewis A. Ladd. 
 
 Churches —Bap., H. 0. Walker; Cong., L. White ; F. W. Bap., E. 
 
 Blake. 
 
 Express Agent —Eugene Menard. Ins. Agts. — L. B. Philbrick, L 
 A. Ladd. 
 
 Hotel & Livery Stables —Glenwood House, J. W. Prescott, J. T. 
 Brown ; Center, Exchange Hotel, Geo. Page. 
 
 Manufacturers —carriages. L. D. Ladd; doors, sash and blinds, G. P. 
 Rand ; lumber, Alpheus Rodgers, Dearborn & Sawyer, J. K. Wood¬ 
 man, Gilbert Robinson, George J. French; tubs and pails, W. A. 
 Churchill. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans — blacksmiths, M. D. Emerson; Center , 
 Abraham Chase, Enoch F. Meloon, Joseph Deroche ; carpenters, C. 0. 
 Brown, G. W. Page, Albert Ladd, T. W. Currier, G. W. Letter : coop¬ 
 er, B. F. Moulton; hair dresser, Center , A. B. Chase ; masons, El- 
 bridge Whittier, T. W. Sanborn ; painters, D. B. Smith, Langdon 
 Rowe ; tinsmith, II. J. Page ; wheelwrights, C. 0. Brown, L. D. 
 Ladd. 
 
 Merchants —S. C. Danforth ; Center, J. M. Ballon; South , B. J. 
 Sanborn ; auctioneers, L. B. Philbrick, A. L. Jenuess ; furniture and 
 coffins, J. F. Prescott. 
 
 Physician—G. H. Towle. , 
 
 DEERL\G, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 725. S. W. from C., 22; 
 N. W. from Manchester 22 ; N. W. from Amherst, 19. R. R. S. — 
 Hillsborough Bridge, 4 m., on Concord 9 Claremont R. R. Stage 
 every other day to Oil Mills, Weare. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, J. G. Morrill; Treas., Alvin Tubbs; Selectmen, 
 R. E.Otis, II. C. Ferry, W. F. Whitaker; Supt., II. C. Ferry. 
 
 • Postmasters—R. Tubbs: East. Herod Chase ; 1 Vest, J. M. Appleton. 
 
 Justices —Russell Tubbs. L. Goodall, State ; Win. Forsaith, Quorum; 
 G. C. Patten, Herod Chase,Carleton Clement, C. A. Appleton, Geo. 
 Smart, J. W. Presby, J. F. Chase. Horace Gove. 
 
 Churches —Cong., — Palmer; Meth.,— Presby. 
 
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 Hotel —J. M. Appleton. Merchant— -Russell Tubbs. 
 
 Literary Institution— Deering Academy, J. S. Woodbury, prin. 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, E. W. Barnes; lumber, J. E. 
 Ellis, Dow & Hill, G. Roach. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Dow & Hill, Edward Buttrick ; East, A. 
 Kentfield; cooper, John Gilmore; painter and wheelwright, Henry 
 Gilmore. 
 
 DERRY, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 1800. S. E. from C., 25.; S. W. 
 from Exeter, 21. R. R. S. —Derry, on M. & L. R. R., and Hubbard’s 
 ^Station on N. R. R. R. Stage connects with all traius from Concord, 
 [Manchester, Boston and Lawrence. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, F. W. Parker; Treas., R. II. Clark; Selectmen, 
 Depot, J. E. Webster; J. R. Clark; East ; George Moore; Supt., II. 
 0. Hill, East. 
 
 Postmasters —Seneca Pettee; Depot. H. C. Matthews ; East , F. W. 
 Parker. 
 
 Justices —G. C. Bartlett. J. Priest, Wm. Anderson, David Currier, 
 jN. B. Prescott, I. Dustin? Rufus Tilton, J C. Taylor, F. N, Parsons, 
 
 | State \ Joseph Montgomery, Quorum’, W. W. Poor, G. W. Barker. H. 
 E. Eastman, G. W. Dickey, G. K. Whitney, J. R. Clark, George Moore, 
 II. P. Hood, I. A. Dustin, W. 0. Noyes, G. C. Currier, A. B. Smith, G. 
 jO Reynolds, H. K. Underhill, F. W. Parker, J. M. Palmer, G. K. Bart¬ 
 lett, J. A. Greenwood. 
 
 Churches —First Cong., R. W, Haskins; East, -; Meth., 
 
 N. L. Alger. 
 
 Ex. & Tel. Ag’t— Depot, James Priest; East, F. W. Parker. 
 
 Hotels —Sanders’ Hotel, J. C. Sanders; Depot, Railway House, A. B. 
 Smith. 
 
 Lawyer —G. C. Bartlett. 
 
 Literary Institutions —Pinkerton Academy, E. R. Angell, prin.; 
 'East, Adams Female Academy, Miss E. L. Taylor. 
 
 | Manufacturers —boots and shoes, W. S. Dcpt>t, Pillsbury, edge 
 tools, H. R. Underhill; ribs for loom reeds, Beuj. Chase, jr.; lumber,; 
 \Dep"t, Horn Bros.; East, Jonas Herrick. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Goodwin & Pratt; Depot, T. R. Robie 
 \East, J. A. Kimball, Geo. Richards; carriage makers, Goodwin & 
 Pratt; harness makers, E. M. Boyd; East, John Kimball; printers, 
 The Star Printing Co.; wheelwrights, D. C. Palmer, J. M. Jaquis. 
 
 Merchants —Pettee & Co., Charles Adams ; Depot, II. C. Matthews, 
 East, F. 4 W. Parker; Derry Cash Store, A. T. Learnard, ag’t; clocks 
 and watches, Wm. Haskins; corn and’ meal, W. W. Poor; millinery, 
 Mrs. Learnard & Miss Carr. 
 
 Physician —J. H. Crombie, D. C. Clark ; vet., I. A. Butterfield. 
 DORCHESTER, GRAFTON— Pop., 689. N. W. from C., 50 ; 
 N. W. from Plymouth. 18. R. R. S. —West Rumney, 6%m., East 
 Canaan, 8. Mail stage to East Canaan Tuesdays and Saturdays. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, J. A. Norris; Treas., Charles Clough; Selectmen, 
 Charles Clough, Aldeu Youngman, Joseph W. Burley; Supt. B. W. 
 Leavitt. 
 
 Postmasters —Carrie Norris ; North, G. F. Coburn. 
 
 Justices —Parker Folansbee, State ; S. W. Clement, Quoimm; G. F. 
 Colburn, Asahel Blodgett, Marshall Burpee, B. K. Norris. 
 
 Church —F. Bap., G. W, Jessman. 
 
 Manufacturers —charcoal, Prescott & Co., p. o. ad., West Rumney . 
 North, Geo. F. Colburn; lumber, Peaslee & Dustin, Albert & S. A’ 
 Leavitt, L. S. Fellows, P. B. Powers, Alden Whicher; shingles, clap^ 
 
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 boards and building timber, Norris & King, worsted, Henry Wilkinson- 
 Mechanics—blacksmith, J. M. Fitts; carpenter, S. W. Clement; 
 coopers, Joshua Rowen, J. M. King, Benj. A. King, J. F. Austin ; 
 mason. John Quimby ; wheelwright, Stillman Merrill. 
 
 Merchant—j. F. Austin, jr.; J. M. Fitts, p. o. ad., West Rumney. 
 I>OVEIt, STRAFFORD —Pop., 9874. E. from C., 40. R. R. S. 
 Dover, on B. & M. R. R. Dover & Ports. R. R., Dover & Win. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Mayor, S. H. Foye; City Clerk and Sec'y of Board of 
 Instruction, J. B. Stevens, jr.; City Treas., Frank Freeman; Alder- 
 men, W. T. Wentworth, H. F. Snow', C. W. Avery, J. W. Cate, C. II. 
 Horton, M. D. Page, T. W. Woodman, W. Wiggin ; Chairman of Board 
 of Instruction , G. B. Spalding; City Marshall, J- W. Rines ; Assistant 
 Marshall , G. W. Caverly. 
 
 Postmaster—G. W. Colbath. 
 
 Justices—J. H. White, Geo. Wadleigh, W. J. Chesley, E. V. Brews¬ 
 ter, F. A. Freeman, Joseph Hayes, S. M. Wheeler, J. G. Hall, W. T. 
 Perkins, T. J. Smith, J. B. Stevens, jr., T. E. Sawyer, C. Woodman, 
 D. Hall, F. Hobbs, H. A. Redfield, E. P. Hudson, C. H. Horton, Thos. 
 Bennett, E. R. Brown, W. H. Dodge, G. W. Caswell, Wm. Stearns, 
 
 D. Ward, C. W. Wiggin, Z. S. Wallingford, Joseph Hayes, H. H. 
 Metcalf, B. P. Strout, C. M. Murphy, V. H. McDaniel, J. R. Jack- 
 son, Calvin Sanders, T. G. W. Pray, State; G. Lovell, Quorum ; John 
 Clemeuts, E. J. Lane, Charles Youug, D. H. Wendell, Uriah Wiggin, 
 Frank Freeman, Jeremiah Smith, C. H. Sawyer, B. P. Pierce, J. S. 
 Hayes, J. W. Hartford, J. Y. Demeritt, E. C. Goodwin, L. G. Ilill, L. 
 Chamberlin, J. L. Foster, C. C. Hardy. J. T. S. Libbey, S. H. Mathes, 
 
 E. H. Twombly, C. B. Shackford, Everett Hall, H. Davis, A. J. Young, 
 J. W. Pray, J. W. Drake, J. R. Palmer, E. 0. Foss, Wm. B. Lyman, 
 Oliver Waytt, S. W. Baker, H. Haley, J. A. Wiggin, J. F. Manson, 
 J. R. Ham, D. C. Wiggin, E. H. Whitehouse, W. H. "Vickery, J. Parker, 
 W. B. "Wiggin, C. E. Horn, A. M. Foss, J. D. Guppy, John Kivel, J. B. 
 Stevens, J. R. Palmer 
 
 Churches—F. Bap., Washington St., G. C. Waterman, Charles St.. 
 E. W. Ricker ; C. Bap., F. A. Tow r ne ; Cong., G. B. Spaulding; Epis.; 
 
 I. W. Beard; Meth., M. W. Prince; R. Cath., J. Drummond; Unit., 
 C."A Allen; Univ., C. E. Hand; Belknap Cong., I. P. Smith. 
 
 1 Eating Houses— II. D. Freeman, Mrs. C. H. Neal, Geo. F. Woodus, 
 T. Brown. 
 
 Ex. Agents—Niles & Co., David Lawrence, Frank Shorey, Jackson 
 & Co. 
 
 Tel. Ag’ts—C A. Tufts, W. H. Vickery. 
 
 Hotels—American House, A. T. Pierce & Co.; N. H. House, W. J. 
 Walker; Kimball House, C. E. Smith; Mansard House, J. F. Chase ; 
 
 New England House. J. A. Smith; New Hampshire House,-; 
 
 United States Hotel, G. W. Ricker. 
 
 Ins. Ag’ts—D. H. Wendell, C. A. Tufts, II. A. Redfield, F. Freeman,' 
 E. P. Hodsdon, G. B. Prescott, Everett 0. Foss, J. S. Hayes, A. M. 
 Austin. 
 
 Lawyers—T. E. Sawyer, J.H. White, S. M. Wheeler, J. G. HalL 
 
 J. R. Varney, T. J. Smith, F. Hobbs, W. II. Dodge, C. B. Shackford^ 
 Calvin Sanders. 
 
 Literary Institutions—Diver High School, Franklin Academy. 
 Livery Stables—W. R. Brown, J. Chase, W. H. Smith, S. Mitchell, 
 G. L. Purinton & Co. 
 
 Manufacturers—boots and shoes, Palmer & Warner, J. Bradley & 
 Co., G. B. Wentworth, G. W. Tash & Co., E. C. Kiunear & Son, J. H. 
 
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 Hurd & Son, M. S. Hutchins, C. W. Thurston, E. A. Strong <fe Co.v 
 Davis, Reynolds & Co.; carriages, J. H. Randlett, H. H. Worthen '» 
 coffins, T. L. Tibbits, J. A. Glidden ; cottons, Cocheco Maoufg Co.; 
 hair, S. Meserve, C. J. Brown; hoop skirts, 0. W. Farrar ; iron and 
 brass founders, Dover Iron Foundry; marble and soap stone, S. H. 
 Foy, R. H. Twombly, Ira Biftterfield, 0. F. Webster; sand paper and 
 glue, Stevens & Wiggins; soap, L. Beach, jr. & Co.; woolens, F. A. & JJ 
 Sawyer. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —architects, Edward Blaisdell, F. N. Foot¬ 
 man, George Brown; artist, H. G. Hewes; baker, E. A. Frazier, G. H. 
 Hubbard & Co.; blacksmiths, J. Hartford, E. Canney, Hall & Nason, 
 Robert Evans, J. B. Hull ; carpenters, E. Blaisdell, A. J. Seavy, W. P. 1 
 Hayes, H. F. Snow, T. J. Dearborn, Hanson Bros., E. L. Melvin, 
 Osborn <fc Co.; hair dressers, C. J. Brown, Sherry Bros., A. Glidden, 
 
 A. B. Chase ; harness makers, James Hartford, G. W. Hayes, Henry 
 Law; machinist, Richard Rothwell, W. T. Perkins; painters, C. M. 
 Warren, J. Bedell, B. Clark, Hiram Hoitt, Chas. Legg; painter and 
 paper hanger, J. H. Otis & Co.; photographers, E. T. Brigham, F. H 
 Foss; printers, Libby & Co., G. J. Foster & Co., F. W. Bap. Estab¬ 
 lishment, J. B. Page, II. II. Metcalf, plumbers, W. T. Perkins, J. II. 
 Rundlett; electro plater in silver and gold, F. W. Covel; tailors, Var¬ 
 ney & Snow; undertakers, J. A. Glidden, T. L. Tibbett. 
 
 Merchants —auctioneers, G. W. Wendell, J. S. Hayes, V. H. Mc¬ 
 Daniel ; books and stationery, E. J. Lane, & Co., J. M. Galehouse, J. C- 
 Varney ; boots and shoes, E. V. Brewster, 0. C. Ingraham, R. J. Shaw, 
 D. A. Page, J. H. Winslow, J. D. Stratton, C. H. Ricker, J. A. Rey¬ 
 nolds, T. J. Spurlin; clothing, D. Lothrop & Co., A. F. Hussey, Oliver 
 Wyatt, D. Foss, E. J. Sisk, J. A. Hoye, J. F. Seavy, A. Frazier. B. P. 
 Varney, J. Varney; coal and wood, C. H. Trickey & Co., R. Haley & 
 Co.; crockery, W. A. Morrill, C. W. Wiggin, John Stewart, jr.; dry 
 goods. W. R. Tapley, I. W. Nute & Co., W. Sterns, G. W. Tasii & Co., 
 
 B. F. Neally, A. E. Parker, J. H. Leighton, 0. W. Farrow ; drugs and 
 medicines, Geo. Smith, C. A. Tufts, W. H. Vickery, Lothrop <fe Pink- 
 ham, B. F. Rackley; fancy goods, J. C. Varney, G. E. Horton, 0. W. 
 Farrar, B. F. Nealey, A. E. Parker, Wm. Sterns; fish, Bart Rich; 
 flour, grain and groceries, H. W. Danforth & Co.; fruit and confection¬ 
 ery, W. II. Rines; fruit trees and shrubbery, J. H. R. Smith ; grocer¬ 
 ies, E. V. Brewster & Co., H. Roberts & Co., J. C. Tasker, John 
 Meserve, B. P. Stout, Luther Howe, W. M. Courser, M. Killoren, J. C. 
 Hutchins, J. II. Leighton, J. Roberts, G. W. Tash & Co., C. T. Hen¬ 
 derson, Whitehouse & Varney, J. L. Wiggin, C. A. Faxom, Horn & 
 Nute, E. M. Swan, N. E. Hanson; groceries and crockery, Boston 
 Branch store; guns, fishing tackle, &c., H. W. Twombly; hardware, 
 |IIaye8 Bros.. G. F. Roiiius & Co., Foot & Snell, S. H. Hull; hats and 
 caps, J. T. W. Ham, J. II. Winslow, A. F. Hussey; jewelry, J. A. 
 Horn, C. E. Bacon, J. II. Gray; leather belting, I. B. Williams & 
 Son; lumber, lime and cement, Joshua Converse; meat, Bart Rich, 
 Gowen & Towle; millinery, Miss E. Husband, Miss M. Byrne, T. P. 
 Cressey, Mrs. T. Sherry, Kate I. Flynn, S. Meserve, I. A. Parmenter 
 & Co.; musical instruments. D. Lothrop & Co., I. C. Conner ; mineral 
 water, Pine Grove Springs, Dodge & Conlon; paint and oils, Folsom & 
 Roberts, J. Bedell, Hayes Bros., B. F. Rackley, C. A. Tufts ; pianos 
 aud organs, D. Lothrop & Co.; picture frames and artist's materials, 
 J. II. Johnson & Co.; sewing machines, D. Lothrop & Co.; stoves, 
 Fuller, Hill & Co., Moulton & Co.; tar and gravel roofing, H. F. Snow. 
 
 Physicians —W. P. Sylvester, L. G. Hill, A.^G. Fenner, Jeremiah 
 

 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Horne, T. J. W. Pray, J. H. Wheeler, P. A. Stackpole, ,M. C. Lathrop, 
 J. R Ham, Charles A. Tufts : homeo., J. W. Drake, C. 11, Horsh, Mrs. 
 Payne; dentists, C. M. Murphy, A. J. Young, C. W. Tasker, W. W. 
 Hayes, C. C. C'besley ; vet. surg., A. J. Seavy. 
 
 Ikrewsville—See Walpole. 
 
 ISEREIX, CHESHIRE, —pop., 450? S. W. from C., 45 ; E. from 
 Keene, 9. R.R.S. —Peterboro, on Monadnock R. R. Daily stage; 
 Marlboro and Keene, on Cheshire R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas., TV. L. Fiske; Selectmen , Henry C. 
 Piper, Chatles TV. Growing. Janies G. Piper ; Supt. H. C. Piper. 
 Postmaster, Exp, & Tel. Ag’t—G. W. Gleason. 
 
 Justices —Thomas Fisk. H. C. Piper, J. K. Smith, State ; J. Allison, 
 W. L. Fisk, W. J. Greenwood, Henry D. Learned. 
 
 Churches —Cong., G. M. Rice; Trim,-- .Physician — H.H. 
 
 Smith • 
 
 Manufacturers —clothes pins, J. H. Spofford ; lumber, L. L. Howe, 
 J. H. Spofford. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith. Washington Proctor; carpenters, Charles 
 Perry, Thomas Perry, G. B. Gilchrist, J. G. Piper, H. C. Piper, Frank. 
 
 1 in Bond; cooper, Charles Preston; machinist, John Wait, J. H. 
 Mason : painters, J. 0. Josselyn. 
 
 Merchants—G. TV. Gleason, M. D. Mason. 
 
 DU31 UfER, COOS— Pop.,317. N. E. from C., 156; N. E. from 
 Lancaster, 24. R. R. S ,— TV. Mi lan, 4 m. on G. T. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric T. A. Twitchell ; Treas., W. A. Willis; Selectmen, 
 J. C. Wight, J. D. Carlton, P. L. Good ; Supt., W. A. Willis. 
 
 Justices—C. W. Muzzy, I>aac Wight. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, T. A. Twitchell, J. W. Wheeler & Co. 
 DlXBARTOJi, MERRIMACK— Pop., 778, S. from C., 10. 
 R. R. S. —E. Weai e, 3, Goftstown, 6, on Manchester <fc N. Weare R. R. 
 Conveyance to first train down. Daily stage to meet fast mail train 
 from Concord to Boston. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, TV. S. Twiss; Treas., 0. P. Wilson; Selectmen , 
 Charles Brown, Caleb Page, S. B. Hammond ; Supt., A. J. Hopkins. 
 Postmasters —0. P. Wilson ; North. D. P. Walker. 
 
 Justices—H. L. Burnham, W. B. Burnham, ; North, D. Parker. J. C. 
 Ray, J. C Mills, State. ; W. S. Twiss, W. H. Stinson, J. A. Chamberlin, 
 0. P. Wilson, S. B. Hammond. 
 
 Churches —Bap., A. J. Hopkins; Cong., James Wells ; Epis., J. H, 
 Coit. 
 
 Hotel—Prospect House, Mrs. M. S. Jameson. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, B. & L. Page, Page & Merrill, J. 0. Mer¬ 
 rill ; North, Stark Mills, Woodbury & Merrill. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, G. 0. Wait, Amos Hadley & 
 Son, J. B. Ireland. II. A. Hungerford ; carpenters. D. T. Whipple, J. D. 
 Bunton, Elmus Ordway, T. S. Wilson, E. D. McCrillis ; civil engineer, 
 H. L. Burnham ; cooper, E. Straw; masons, J. TV. Colby, John Greer; 
 music teachers. Mrs. Abby M. Colby, Edson Page ; painters, T. S. Wil. 
 son, (carriage) II. L. Wilson, paper hanger, 0. P. Wilson ; printer, 0. 
 H. A. Chamberlin; shoemakers Ansel Marshall, Sylvester Wilson. 
 L. II. Wilson; stone cutter, A. Sanders; wheelwrights, Amos Hadley 
 & Son. 
 
 Merchants —T. & 0. P. Wilson; apple tree nursery, J. P. Jameson. 
 Veterinary Surgeon —Win. Caldwell, Horace Caldwell. 
 I>ERHAYS,STi?A FFORD —Pop., 1260. E. from C., 34; S. W. 
 from Dover, 5. R. R. S .—Durham. %m., ou B. & M. R. R. Stage. 
 
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 OFFICERS— Clerk, Yalentine Matties, jr.; Treas., J. B. Smith ; Se¬ 
 lectmen, J. B. Smith, II. F. Fogg, Albert Young. 
 
 Postmaster —Yalentine Mathes,jr. Tel. Ag’t —J. W. E. Thompson. 
 Y Justices —Jos. C. Bartlett, J, E. Buzzell, Ephraim Jenkins, State ; 
 J. B. Smith, J. Langley, Yalentine Matties, jr. 
 
 Churches —Chris. Bap.,-;Cong., H. L. Talbot. 
 
 Hotel—Oyster River Hotel, T. M. Tooey. 
 
 Manufacturers —brick, H. A. Mathes, John Mathes, V. Mathes, jr.; 
 lumber, Samuel Runlett, T. II. Wiswall ; wall paper, T. II. Wiswall 
 & Co.,p. o. ad., Newmarket; wall and news paper, Page & Coffin, p. 
 o.ad., New Market. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, J. E. Buzzell, J. R. Giles; machinist, 
 Ephriam Jenkins ; wheelwright, J. E. Buzzell. 
 
 Merchants —G. & W. W. P. Frost. Y. Mathes, jr., Alvin Jacks. 
 
 Physician —C. J. Ricker. % 
 
 EAST KINGSTON, ROCK1NGHAM— Pop. 553. S. E. From 
 C. 42 ; S. from Exeter, 6. R. R. S. —E. Kingston, on B. & M. R. R. | 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , F. J. Philbrick : Treas.. G. W. Sanborn ; Select - i 
 men, E. W. Philbrick, G. S. Giles, G. W. Sanborn ; Supt., A. R. Brown. 
 
 Postmaster —H. L. Rowell. Church —Bap.. J. R. Graham. 
 
 Justices —E. F. Currier, B. K. Webster, State ; G. B. Webster, S. 
 Sanborn, E. W. Philbrick, N. E. Tuck, N. B. Tilton, J. P. French. 
 
 Exp. & Tel. Agent —J. B. Morrill 
 
 Manufacturers —shoes, C. Greenly. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, C. E. Marsh; carpenters, E.W. Philbrick.; 
 J. L. Philbrick, F. J. Philbrick, J. H. Buswell, G. D. Smith, Dana 
 Webster, J. G. Nelson, W S. Rowell, Nathaniel Batchelder. 
 
 Merchants —Frank Merrill ; groceries, E. A. Tilton, H. L. Rowell, 
 I. W. Buswell ; millinery and dressmaking, M. C. Davis. 
 
 EASTONi". GRAFTOjS —Pop., 300. N. W. from C., 85 ; N. E. 
 from Haverhill, 20. R. R. S. —Lisbon, 12 m., Bath 12 m., on White 
 Mt. R.R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk. Clark Edwards; Treas., A. Coolev ; Selectmen, 
 Geo. W. Kendall, William Kendall, Amos C. Morse ; Supt., Mrs. L. S. 
 Gray. 
 
 Postmaster —F. B. Young. Church —Union, J. Smith. 
 
 Justices —Geo. W Cogswell, State ; Geo. W. Kendall, Winsor Drury, 
 jr., John W. Gray, N. 0. Cogswell. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Whitcher & Kendall. Hall Dexter & 
 Co., II. K. Noyes, Daniel Whitcher. Rufus W. Young, Samuel Whitch¬ 
 er, T. B. Young; starch, Parker, Atwood. & Whitney. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, Frank J. Bartlett; carpenters, G. W. Ken¬ 
 dall, T. B. Young ; cooper, John W. Grav. 
 
 EATON, CARROLL— Pop., 656. ‘.N. E. from C., 69; N. from 
 Ossipge, 20. R. R. S. —Conway Corner. 5 m., on Eastern R. R. Daily 
 stage. Brownfield, Me., on P. & 0. R. R., 10 m. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Lncien Danforth ; Treas., Edwin Snow; Select¬ 
 men , Charles A. Brooks, Carie Drew, Oren A. Allard. 
 
 Postmaster — Center. H. H. Robertson. Hotel —H. IT. Robertson. 
 
 Justices —S. W. Perkins, J. E. Perkins. State ; Silas Snow, Edwin 
 Snow, Charles Robortson.C. M. Allard, II. B. Allard. 
 
 Church —F. Bap.,-. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, boards, shingles, staves Ac., Edwin Snow. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Charles Robertson, Henry Kenneson; 
 cabinet makers, Silas & Alvin Snow; masons, B. F. Wakefield, II. B. 
 Allard. 
 

 
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 Merchants —Snow & Brooks, Clement Drew. F. H. Wood ; millin¬ 
 ery and fancy goods, Mrs. H. H. Robertson. 
 
 EFFINGHAM, CARROLL— Pop., 904. N. W. from C., 70 ; W. 
 from Ossipee, 8. R.R. S. —E. Wakefield and Ossipee Center, on P. Gt. 
 Falls & Conway R. R. Daily stage. , 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Center, M. C. Morse; Treas., J. V. Granville; 
 Selectmen, Center, A. M. Rumney, Chas. Parsons, Chas. Stevens; Supts. 
 
 A. J. Wedgewood, Joseph Lougee, Frank Barker. 
 
 Postmasters —A. W. Clark; South, B. F. Taylor. 
 
 Justices —C. K. Drake, State; John Demerrit, J. M. Thurston, J. 
 
 V. Granville, Quorum ; A. M. Rumney, A. W. Clark, A. M. Drake, 
 Elijah Taylor, B. F. Taylor, S. Q. Dearborn, J. L. Demeritt, J. A. 
 Leavitt, M. C. Morse, J. M. Drake. 
 
 Churches —Cong.,-; F. Bap.,-; South, Univ..-. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, James Buzzell; South, Van Bureu Glid-j 
 den ; carpenter. South, Woodbury Glidden ; harness maker, South ,| 
 
 W. S. Taylor; painter, A. W. Clark; tailor, South, P. Glidden; wheel¬ 
 wright, A. W. Clark. 
 
 Merchants —A. B. Lamper, S. M. Morse & Son; South, clothing, 
 
 B. F. Taylor. Physician —A. N. Gould. 
 
 Center—Postmaster—M. C. Morse. 
 
 Church —Chris..-. Physician—A. N. Gould. 
 
 Literary Institution —Masonic Institute. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans—blacksmiths Levi Champion & Son ; car¬ 
 penters, J. F. Moore, J. A. Leavitt, A. M. Rumney, Elijah Taylor; 
 hairdresser, C. F. Rowe; Masons. Simon Leavitt, J. F. Cate; pho¬ 
 tographer, J. L. Drake ; tailor J. E. Knowles. 
 
 Merchants —A. M. Drake; auctioneer, S. M. Morse; clothing, S. 
 M. Morse & Son, A. M. Drake, Joel Sibley. 
 
 Falls— Postmaster —J. Demeritt. 
 
 Churches — F. Bap..-; Meth.,-Butler. 
 
 Lawyer —S. Q. Dearborn. 
 
 Manufacturers —spools, bobbins and rakes, C. & 0. Parsons. 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmith, Melvin Fulton ; carpenters, 
 S. T. Lougee, G. E. Leighton, Oren Stillings, Seth Hatch; hair dresser, 
 J. W. Thurston; machinist, John Parsons; masons, Alonzo Keniston 
 Joseph Keniston,.R. A. Cate, Stephen Flanders; stone-cutter, J. B\ 
 Davis. -| 
 
 Merchants —J. L. Demeritt & Son ; clothing, J. L. Demeritt & Son- 
 ELLSWORTH, GRAFTOX—Fop., 192. N. W. from C., 58; 
 S. E. from Haverhill, 25. R. R S. Rumney, 10 miles, on B. C. & M. 
 R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas., II II. Pease ; Selectmen, J. M. Dustin, 
 Oscar F. Blake, David R. Buzzell; Supt., D. R. Buzzell. 
 
 Justices —D. R. Buzzell, J. M. Dustin, Wellman Downing. 
 
 Church —F. Bap., Milton Downing. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber; B. T. Brown, Elijah Averill. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, E. Currier, B. P. Downing; carpenters, 
 Albert Dowming,Samuel Willey; cooper, Samuel Willev. 
 
 ENFIELD. GRAFTOX— Pop., 1662. N. W. from C., 42 ; S. fr. 1 
 Haverhill. 35. R. R. S. —Enfield on^No. N. II. R. R.. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Center. J. F. Bryant; Treas., Wyman Pattee ; 
 Selectmen, J. M. Nelson, H. Gage, J. E. Gile ; Supt.. W. II. Dorothy ;' 
 Agent. J. S. Lovejov. 
 
 Postmasters— C. G. Morgan ; West, B. F. Pettingill; Center, J. F. 
 Bryant. 
 
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 Justices —Wyman Pat tee. J. F. Bryant, Valentine Mauahan C. G. 
 Morgan, Eben Clough, A. A. Cox, State ; John Jones, Quorum ; P. S. 
 Wells, James Huse, Mark Purmort, Timothy Kidder, jr., N. S. Wheel¬ 
 er, L. W. Currier, Nathaniel Purmort, J. M. Nelson. 
 
 Churches —Cong., Francis Parker ; Meth., M. Sherman ; Shakers, 
 Henry Cummings ; Univ., C. F. Fortney. 
 
 Exp. & Tel. Ag’t —J. B. Follansbee. 
 
 Hotel —Granite State House, G. W. Clark. 
 
 Livery Stables —G. W. Clark, J. A. Valentine. 
 
 Manufacturers —bedsteads, Huse & Berry ; brooms, tubs and pails, 
 Shakers; butter firkins, Wells & Flanders; eave spouts, D. M. Cum¬ 
 mings ; flannels, Dodge & Davis ; leather, Livingston Bros.; lumber, 
 
 A. A Cox. Blake A Wells; sash and blinds, J. C. Currier. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, W. D. Flemming; West, D. Sargent; East, 
 
 D. McKinnie; carpenters, A. P. Plummer, Don Choate; carriage 
 maker and painter, E. B. Shattuck; painter, X. S. Wheeler; printer, 
 card and job, E C. Chandler; wheelwright, E. B. Shattuck. 
 
 Merchants —C. G. Morgan, Pattee & Currier ; clocks, watches and 
 jewelry, H. B. Stanley ; drugs and medicines. E. C. Chandler ; fancy 
 goods and notions, W. C. Clough ; groceries. E. B. Huse, G. W. Burn¬ 
 ham & Co.; meal and grain, Wyman Pattee; millinery, L. & I. Wil¬ 
 liams. 
 
 Physician—Valentine Manahan. 
 
 C’eaiter— Hotel —Mont Calm House, J II. Morse. 
 
 Manufacturers—carriages and sleighs, W. II. Leavitt; brooms, J. 
 F. Spaulding & Co.; leather, C. L. Clark ; lumber. J. C. Clough, S. 
 Mars ton. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, W. G. Huntley, J. Me El wain ; marble 
 workers, G. F. Andrews, H. Atwell ; painter, Z. II. Dustin ; wheel¬ 
 wright, W. H. Leavitt, Wm. Wal ott. 
 
 Merchants —J. F. Bryant; grain and meal, B. F. Denison. 
 Physician —F. P. Fisher. 
 
 EPPIXG, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 1270. S. E. from C., 39 W. 
 from Portsmouth 13; R. R. S .—Eppingand West Epping, on Con¬ 
 cord & Portsmouth R. Pc.,and on Nashua A Rochester It. R. Epping ^ 
 m., West Epping, % mile from R. R. S. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, A. R. Thompson ; Treas., Geo. S. Rundlett ; Se¬ 
 lectmen,, Wm. R,. Bunker, Geo. S. Rundlett, J. S. Blaisdell; Supt., H. 
 
 B. Burnham. 
 
 Postmasters —D. Stiekney.; West, G. N. Shepherd ; North, Hannah 
 Chase; East, names P. Barber. 
 
 Justices —B. F. Prescott, H. B. Burnham, W. L. Plummer, H. F. 
 Hoyt, J. M. Godfrey, G. N. Shepard, Nathaniel Batchelder, J. B. Pear¬ 
 son, J. G.Ordway, G. L. Folsom. C. H. Knox, State; E. F. Barber, D 
 F. Bartlett, C. W. Sanborn, W. H. Stiekney, J. C. Burley, J. II. Holt, 
 II. F. Norris, G.Q. Dow, G. W. Tilton, M. A. Perkins, Josiah Dear¬ 
 born, Frank Chase, G. S. Rundlett, C. F. Edgerly, M. V. Fogg; W. F. 
 Lawrence, Quorum. 
 
 Churches —Cong., J. H. Stearns; Epis.,-Friends;- 
 
 Meth. W. II. Jones, 
 
 Ex. & Tel. Agent— C. H. Knox. 
 
 Hotel & Livery Stable —Pawtuckaway, W. R. Bunker. 
 Manufacturers —boots aud shoes, B. W. Hoyt, A Smith & Co., J. C. 
 Corning & Son; brietts, Levi Thompson, Rundlett, Brown & Co.; 
 lumber and meal, Chas. Miles & Sons ; lumber, G. L. Dow, C. P. Blake, 
 J. H. Pike; plaster, lumber, and shingles, Thomas Folsom & Sons; 
 

 
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 shingles and hubs, Henry Pearson ; wood and lumber, Thompson & 
 Norris ; woolens, C. H. Norris; Carpenter Bros. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans—blacksmiths, W. R. Bunker, Levi Thomp¬ 
 son, G. W. Hopkinson, L. H. Hill ; carpenters, J. M. Godfrey, Robert 
 Pike, J. P. Sanborn, Bean & Tilton ; civil engineer, West, G. N. Shep¬ 
 herd ; niaosns, R. B. Dame & Sons, Tuttle & Brackett; painters, D. W. 
 Nason, G. W. Ordway, Stickney & Garland; planing, matching, and 
 shingles, 0. A. & E. E. Miles; printer, E. P. Stickney; tailor, David 
 Stickney ; wheeelwrights, Samuel Spencer, Daniel Sanborn. 
 
 Merchants —W. H. & J. Q. Pike, W. R. Bunker; West , W. N. Dow 
 & Co., J. L. True; auctioneer, F. E. Bean ; clothing, David Stickney; 
 drugs and medicines, W. H. Stickney; flour and grain, wholesale and 
 retail, J. S. James; furniture and coffins, Francis Ham ; groceries, S. 
 B. Pike & Co., John Leddy, E. A. Stiles; meat, G. H. Bean; S. H. 
 Rand, Langely & Sanborn; millinery, M. A. Hazlewood, A. R. Thomp¬ 
 son ; staves and tin ware, William H. Bailey. 
 
 Physicians—Nathaniel Batchelder, II. B. Burnham. 
 
 EPSOM. MERRIMA CK— Pop., 993. E. from C., 12, It. R. S.— 
 Epsom and short Falls, on Suncook Yalley R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, G. R. Worth; Treas., George Sanders, jr.; Se¬ 
 lectmen, George Sanders, jr., Warren Tripp, Walter Chesley ; Supt ., 
 Daniel G. Chesley. * . 
 
 Postmasters —J. T. Cotterell; Short Falls, J. B. Tennant. 
 
 Justices —H. F. Sanborn, Benj. Towle, J. H. Dolbeer, State ; Paran 
 Philbriek, Samuel Martin. 
 
 Churches —Chris., Geo. Garland; Cong., E. C. Cogswell; F. Bap., 
 Joel Baker. 
 
 Manufacturers —boxes, W. Tripp ; flour and meal Wm. Burnham ; 
 lun her and shingles, S. Bickford, M. D. Bickford, H. Bickford, H. A. 
 Holmes. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Frank Twombly, Paran Philbriek, H. 
 Hillard : carpenters, Jackson Philbriek, John Sperling, W. T. Sanders ; 
 millwright, H. A. Holmes. 
 
 Merchants— -J. B. Tennant, Silver and Robinson, J. C. Ilall & Son, 
 H. S. Knowles. 
 
 Physician —A. H. French. 
 
 ERROLL, COOS —Pop., 17S. N. E. from C., 140; E. from Cole- 
 brook, 20. R. R. S —N. Stratford, on G. T. R. R., 33 m. Stage also 
 from Bethel Maine, 35 miles, on G. T. R. R., twice a ^eek. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric and Treas., Geo. C. Demeritt; Selectmen , J. A. 
 Thurston, L. H. Grober, M. F. Coolidge; Supt., D. H. Thurston. 
 Postmaster —S. R. Hanseome. 
 
 Justices —W. W. Bragg, State ; D. H. Thurston, Quorum', J. A. 
 Thurston, C. II. West. 
 
 Hotels —Akers House, John Akers ; Erroll Bridge, W. W. Bragg. 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Pingree & Coe, John Akers; starch, J. A. 
 & E. D. Thurston. 
 
 Mechanic —blacksmith, E. D. Thurston. 
 
 EXETER, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 3437. S. E. from C., 40. R. 
 R. S. —Exeter, on B. & M. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, W. H. Belknap; Treas., W. B. Morrill; Select¬ 
 men, W. B. Morrill, J. M. Wadieigh, C. H. Downing; Supts., A. C. Per¬ 
 kins. Chas. Burleigh, G. A. Titcomb. 
 
 Postmaster—N K. Leavitt. 
 
 Justices—Woodbridge Odlin, Chas, Conner, W. P. Moulton, J. H. 
 Shapley, W. W. Stickney, W. B. Morrill, J. M. Lovering, C. G. Conner, 
 
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 J. F. Wiggin, C. H. Bell, J. W. Odlin, J. J. Bell, Thomas Leavitt, J. I>. 
 Lyman, W. M. Hunnewell, J. W. Towle, G. W. Weston, E. C. East-; 
 man, State; W. H. Robinson, J. H. Kimball, Orin Head, G. E. Lane,! 
 T. R. Davis, C. D. Towle, W. F. Putnam, A. J. Hoyt, W. 0. Perkins,! 
 jW. II. Belknap, C. Marseilles, L. G. Hoyt, S. D. Wilson, J. D. P. Win¬ 
 gate. A. C. Buzell, Madison Sleeper. 
 
 Churches—Cal. Bap., J. N. Chase; Cong., Swift Byington; G. E. 
 Street; Epis., H. Ferguson ; Meth., J. H. Haines ; R. C., Michael Lucy ; 
 Unit., B. F. McDaniel. 
 
 Eating Houses—C. E. Folsom, G. W. Leavitt, W. II. Smith, D. J. 
 jMolloy, C. C. Thompson. Exp. Ag’t—G. M. Perkins & Co. 
 
 1 Hotels—American House, L G. Towle; Hoyt’s, C. Stevens, Gorham 
 Hall, S. H. Dumas. 
 
 Lawyers—W. W. Stickney, Thomas Leavitt, Alva Wood, J. F. Wig- 
 gin, Gilman Marston, J. Warren Towle, A. C. Buzell. 
 
 Literary Institutions—Phillip’s Exeter Academy, A. C. Perkins,’ 
 prin.; Robinson Female Seminary, Harriet E. Paine, acting prin.; 
 Exeter High School, Albion Burbank, 
 i Livery Stables—L. G. Towle. C. D. Towle, J. C. Dutch. 
 
 Manufacturers—Exeter Brass Works, E. Folsom & Co.; carriages, 
 Clark Bros., E. G. Lane; cottons, Exeter Manuf’g Co., Ilervey Kent, 
 agent; Exeter Foundry, J. Carlisle & Co.; lumber, Smith & Folsom, 
 E. 0. Lovering; Exeter Machine Works, W. Burlingame, agent; pot¬ 
 ter’s ware, Asa Lamson. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans—blacksmiths, B. A. Ellison, W. S. Bow- 
 lev, A. J. Fogg, G. W. Greene; carpenters, Brown & Warren, C. W. 
 Young, Jpsiah Batchelder, C. H. Palmer; hair dressers, N. P. Cutler, 
 jH. II. Young; harness makers, Tilton and Fleming, Theodore Kellogg ; 
 marble workers, C. S. Greeley & Co., T. R. Davis; mason, W. P. 
 Weeks; painters, B. G. Purington, .T. N. Head, J. B. Sanborn, W. 0. 
 Perkins, I. M. Watson, I. T. Puringion; printers, Wingate & Duntou. 
 Chas. Marseilles; tailors, R. C. Thompson, R. & G. Carter ; watch 
 maker, D. M. Quimby, C. E. Deane. 
 
 Merchants —Porter & Thing, Weeks Brothers; auctioneers, J. P. 
 Elkins & Co., C. D. Towle; books and stationery, G. E. Lane; boots 
 and shoes, Earle & Cutts, T. E. Fifield, G. T. Stacy, J. M. Towle, Hen¬ 
 ry Dow ; clocks and watches, W. B. Morrill ; clothing, Earle & Cutts, 
 A. Churchill & Co., J. P. Elkins & Co.; dry goods, G. C. Lyiord. Foll- 
 ansby & Dearborn ; drugs and medicines, C. A. Merrill, A. S. Wether- 
 ell; fancy goods and notions, S H. Emerson, L. C. Langley, S. Rick¬ 
 er, Wm. Currrier; groceries, Crocket & Downing, N. Weeks, jr., Elliot 
 & Dudley, Dunn & Murdock; hardware, Kelly and Gardner, J. W.j 
 Getchel, Steele & Carlisle; hats and caps, A. Merrill & Sons, R. & G. 
 Carter, Churchill & Co.; millinery, Miss E. N. Mitchell, C. E. & A. W. 
 Brown, Mary 0. Litch, S. B. Young, J. R. Pettingill, C. II. Kendall, 
 J. C. Pratt; paper hangings, G. E. Lane, Porter & Thing; wool, A. 
 Merrill & Sons, H. C. Moses. 
 
 Physicians—Wm. Perry, W. G. Perry, C. C. Odlin, Albert Carroll, 
 E. Bartlett, Charles Warren; dentists, C. H. Gerrish, J. E. S. Pray, 1 
 G. E. Mitchel. Tel. Ag’ts—S S. Haynes, Ella Haseltine. 
 
 Fabyan Mouse—See Caroll. 
 
 FARMINGTON, STRA FFORD —Pop., 2261. N. E. from C., 
 35; N. W. (rom Dover, 18. R. R. S. —Farmington, on D. & W. R. R. 
 ^mile from village; conveyance to all trains. 
 
 OFFICERS —Cleik A. W. Shaekf'ord; Treas., J. E. Fernald; Select¬ 
 men, S. S. Amazeen, P. M. Horne, Joseph L. Demeritt. 
 

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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 X* 
 
 Postmaster —A. C. Newell. Tel. Ag’t —G. W. Wood. 
 
 Justices —I). T. Parker, G. N. Eastman, D. W. Edgerly, J. B. Edger- 
 ly, H. Barker, E. F. Nute, F. Emerson, Chas. York, D. C. Mellows, C. 
 W. Talpey, Stephen Nutter, C. W. Tebbets. C. H. Pitman, State ; 
 W. W. Hayes, J. E. Fernald, J. G. Johnson, P, M. Horne, Isaac Mer¬ 
 rill, R. B. Foss, I. C. Varney, A. C. ^Newell, F. Leighton, Chas. Leigh-i 
 ton, A. A. Hall. 
 
 Churches —Adv., J. G. Smith; Cong.,-; F. Bap., D. H. 
 
 Adams. 
 
 j Exp. Ag’t —George Tarlton. Hotel —Mechanic’s, S. Varney. 
 
 ! Lawyers —G. N. Eastman, F. Emerson. C. W. Tibbetts. 
 
 Literary Institution —High School, E. J. Goodwin, prin. 
 
 Livery Stabies —C. French, S. Nutter, E. P. Mooney. 
 
 Manufacturers — boots and shoes, D. W. Kimball, G. A. Jones, 
 A. Nute A Sons, H. B & J. B. Edgerly, J. F. Cloutman, E. 0. Curtis, 
 Israel Hayes, M. L. Hayes. & Co., E. F. Jones, J. M. Berry; excel¬ 
 sior, S. H. Buzzell ; lasts, Haines & Flanders ; lumber, W. W. Hayes, 
 J. W. Waldron, J. II. Waldron, Amos Tufts & Son. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans — blacksmiths, A. Leavit, R. E. Cross, 
 
 E. R. Jones, Alonzo Straw; carpenters. A. C. Tibbetts, S. S. Cloutman, 
 
 A. A. Hall, G. M. Dixon, Alvin Dixon, S. P. Knox, I. A. Quint, F. J. 
 Chamberlain ; hair dresser, S. T. Smith, C. N. Lougee, F. D. Johnson ; 
 harness makers, Geo. Whittier, E. E Clark; masons, E. F. Fales, H. A. 
 Whitten; painters, Frank Keniston, E. T. Avery, S. C. Hayes, C. F. 
 Colbath, S. R. Sparrow; photographer, A. W. Shackford; printers, 
 J. E. Fernald & Son, R. K. Pearl; tailors, J. N. Bodwe.I, J. C. Little¬ 
 field, B. Dunn ; wheelwright, J. P. Tibbetts. , 
 
 | Merchants —Dockham & Nute Bros., J. F. Hall, C. W. Talpey, H. 
 Barker, J. E. Fernald, J. H. Barker & Co., C. W. Wingate; boots and 
 shoes, N. F. Ham, L. L. Pinkham ; clocks, watches and jewelry, J. F. 
 Safford ; clothing, J. N. Bodwell, F. C. Tilton; drugs and medicines.| 
 R. B. Foss, Parker & Smith, A. C. Newell; dry goods, 0. A. Hoyt;' 
 .groceries, Pre ton Pearl, B. F. Blaisdell; millinery, Mrs. Goodall & 
 ;Chesley, Mrs. L. A. Small, Mrs. 0. A. Hoyt; organs and pianos, A. C. 
 Newell; provisions, Lucas & Burnham, J. II. Dudley; stoves &c., 
 Fuller &, Small. 
 
 Physicians —R. B. Foss, A. C. Newell, D. T. Parker, F. H. Allen, 
 
 F. L. Nute; dentist, D. W. Edgerly. 
 
 Fisherville—See Concord. 
 
 FITZWILLIAM, CHESHIRE—Pop., 1314. S. W.from C., 54; 
 
 IS. E. from Keene, 13. R. R. S. -Fitzwilliam Depot, 1 *4 mile, and 
 
 State Line on Cheshire R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Stephen Batcheller; Treas., J. M. Parker; Se¬ 
 lectmen, Chas. Byam, S. S. Stone, Chas. D. Bigelow; Supts. , John Col¬ 
 by, A. R. Gleason. 
 
 Postmasters —P. S. Batcheller. 
 
 “Justices —A. J. Blake, A. A. Parker, Sam’l Kendall; Depot, G. Allen’ 
 State', J. S. Adams, Silas Cummings, John Whittemore, G. A. Whit- 
 t^more, John Forristall, A. R. Gleason. Samuel Kendall, J. J. Allen, 
 M. A. Allen, Jonas Damon, P. S. Batcheller ; Drpot, C. B. Perry. 
 Churches —Bap., S. Latham ; Cong., J. Colby. 
 
 Hotels —Fitzwilliam, Abner Cage; Cheshire, 0. K. Wheelock; Sip 
 Pond House, J. S. Cox; Monadnock Mountain House, Newton & 
 Batchellers. 
 
 I Insurance Agents— -life and fire, A. J. Blake, G. A. Whittemore. 
 Lawyer —A. J. Blake. 
 

 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 79 
 
 Livery Stables —Abner Gage, 0. K. Wheelock. 
 
 Manufacturers —butter firkins and pails, E. Bowker; brackets and 
 fancy wooden ware, C. L. Taft; lumber, S. 8. Stone; grist, and saw 
 mill, S. S. Stone; pails and tubs, Jonas Damon, p. o. ad., Winchen- 
 don, Mass. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, S. Poland, M. A. Allen, P. Whitcomb, 
 carpenters, H. Firmin, W. H. H. Parker ; dress maker, Miss S. T. 
 Stowell; harness maker, G. N. Olmstead ; painters, C. A. Smyth- 
 enman, W. Brewer; shoemakers, Samuel Hill, Blake Windle ; 
 wheelwrights, E. & C. Carter. 
 
 Merchants —J. M. Parker & Co., Whittemore & Co., P. S. & 8. 
 Batcheller; butcher, G. Bemis; clocks, watches , medicines, hats and 
 caps, P. S. & S. Batcheller; State Line, Joel L. Gilson, p. o. ad., Wiu- 
 cbendon, Mass.; granite, Fitzwilliam Granite Co.; millinery, Miss 
 S.T. Stowell; provisions and meat, Henry Page. 
 
 Physicians —Silas Cummings, A. R. Gleason. 
 
 I>epot—Postmaster— Elbridge Cummings. 
 
 Church— Meth., S. S. Dudley. 
 
 Exp. &. Tel. Ag ! t —Elbridge Cummings. 
 
 Ins. Ag’t— C. B. Perry. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Henry Howe, S. W. Holman, H. Cooledge, 
 Burbank & Stone, G. W. Simoud. A. G. Bebee, E. Wilder; flour and 
 meal, Burbank & Stone, F. B. Frye. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, W. A. Newton, C. F. Pope ; carpenters, 
 W. J. Peck, S. A. Taylor; dress maker, Miss Ann G. Damon ; granite 
 workers R. L. Angier, E. Blodgett, N. H. Granite Co., Fisher & Hay¬ 
 den, A. Hayden, Melvin Wilson, D. H. Reed, Henry Howe. 
 
 Merchants —F. B. Frye; berries, C. B. Perry ; millinery, Mrs. S. A. 
 Wilson. 
 
 FRAXCESTOWX, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 932. S. W. fr. C. 
 25 ; N. W. lr. Nashua, 23. R. R. S —Greenfield, on Peterboro R. R. 
 4 % miles, stage twice daily. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk . L. F. Atwood; Treas., Amasa Downs; Selectmen , 
 Geo. F. Pettee, Jonathan Danforth, Tlios. E. Taylor; Supt ., G. D. 
 Epps. 
 
 Postmaster— S. B. Hodge. 
 
 Justices —T. B. Bradford, S. D. Downes, S. M. Dineniore, A. H. Bix- 
 by, S. B. Hodge. State ; Hiram Patch, J. P. Woodbury, Mark Balch, 
 I. B. Farnum, G. W. Cummings. 
 
 Church— Cong.,-. 
 
 Exp. Agt’s —J. K. Chandler, E. W. Colburn. 
 
 Hotel & Livery Stable —Francestown, Wm, H. Farnum. 
 
 Literary Institution —Francestown Academy, H. S. Cowell, prim: 
 Town Librarj', 1000 volumes. 
 
 Manufacturers —kits, pails, &c., H. P. Clark & Sou; soap-stone 
 Francestown soap-stone quarry, Eaton & Williams ; writing desks 
 and fancy boxes, J. T. Bixby. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths. H. W. Spaulding, G. D. Epps, 
 Frank Cudworth ; carpenters, Issachar Dodge, E. W. Colburn, H. P. 
 Downes; cooper, Luther Hardy; harness maker,S. B. Hodge; masons, 
 E. K. Batchelder. S. P. Newton ; painters, W. Butterfield, D. S. Hen¬ 
 derson ; wheelwrights, Daniel Moody, C. A. Barrett. 
 
 Merchants —Amasa Downs, R. Bradford, Grange Store, A. L. Sav¬ 
 age, proprietor; auctioneer, S. B. Hodge ; millinery, R. Bradford. 
 
 Physicians — S. M. Dinsmore; homeo., T. E. Fisher; dentist, H. G. 
 Kittredge. 
 

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 FRAXCOXIA, GRAFTON— Pop., 549. N. from C. 85 ; N. E. 
 from Haverhill, 34. R. R. S. —Littleton, on White Mt. R. R. Daily 
 stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Osmond Parker; Treas., H. W. Noyes ; Select¬ 
 men , H. W. Noyes, W. F. Parker, Otis Brooks; Supt., G. A. Beckwith. 
 Postmaster—Charles Edson; Profile House , C. H. Greenleaf. 
 Justices—E. B. Parker, Joel Spooner, State ; C. H. Greenleaf, J. N. 
 Oakes, Osmond Parker, W. F. Parker, Charles Edson. 
 
 Church —F. Bap., G. A. Beckwith. Physician —W. B. Moody. 
 Hotels —Profile House, Taft & Greenleaf; Valley House, Burt & 
 Knight ; La Fayette House. Spooner & Son. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, G. H. Burt; iron, N. H. Iron Co., 
 Charles Edson, agent; lumber, E. B. Parker, Lewis & Co.; spools and 
 bobbins, Streeter Eaton; starch, Parker, Priest & Co., Farmer’s 
 Starch Co , E. B. Parker, agent. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, John Wilson, W. C. George; carpenter, 
 Oliver Knight; machinist, Clark Bowles; painter, Ira Whipple; 
 wheelwrights, 0. W. Harris, Emery Aldrich. 
 
 Merchants —0. & W. F. Parker ; millinery, Electa J. Bowles. 
 FRANKLIN, MERRIMAC— Pop., 36U0. N. from *C., 18. R. 
 R.S. —Franklin on Northern R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , G. W. Sawyer ; Treas.. D. S. Gilchrist; Selectmen, 
 Ira Greeley, H. S. Prescott, C. C. Cross; Biard of Education, I. N. 
 Blodgett, E. B. S. Sanborn, David Gilchrist; Agent, Geo. W. Lord. 
 Postmaster —E. G. Colburn. Ex. Ag’t —B. M. Prescott. 
 
 Justices —A. F. Pike, J. P. Sanborn, R. W. Bennett, Daniel Barnard, 
 G. W. Rollins, I. N. Blodgett, Alexis Proctor, E. B. S. Sanborn, David 
 Gilchrist, J. W. Simonds, G. W. Nesmith, E. Judkins, G. R. Stone, E. 
 G. Leach; Milton Gerruse, Stephen Kenrick, E. C. Stone, State ; A. G. 
 Morrison, G. G. Wadsworth, II. II. Call, B. S. Hancock, F. H. Daniel, 
 Francis Shaw, D. E. Brown, Ira Greely, H. E. Blake, R. G. Burleigh, 
 G. L. Sauborn, R. M. Davis, J. S. Jewell, G. L. Chandler, A. L. Butter- 
 worth, C. C. Kenrick, W. M. Barnard, J. L. Foote, B. B. Tobie, F. N. 
 Parsons. 
 
 Churches —Adv., D. M. Leavitt; C. Bap., J F. Fielden ; Chris., 0. J. 
 Wait; Cong., A. H. Burr; F. Bap., E. H. Prescott; Meth., J. D. Folsom; 
 R. Cath., M. J. Goodwin. 
 
 Hotels —Webster House. 0. B. Davis; Franklin House, A. K. Moore. 
 Lawyers —A. F. Pike, Daniel Barnard, I. N. Blodgett, E. G. Leach, 
 G. W. Nesmith, E. B. S. Sanborn, R. W. Bennett. 
 
 Livery Stables —C. C. Kenrick, W. L. Gilchrist, 0. B. Davis, A. K. 
 Moore. 
 
 Manufacturers —belting and hose, J. H. Pettengill; brick, W. L. 
 Gilchrist; conductors’ punches, J. B. Aiken; foundry, James Taylor; 
 hats and caps, W. J. Fortier; hosiery, A. W. Sulloway; leather, Thos. 
 Me Connell ; lumber, Joseph Brown & Co., J. II. Rowell, Babbitt & 
 Dresser, A. G. Morrison, B. S. Colby, Wallace Burleigh; machinery, 
 
 B. C. Stevens; needles, A. D. Sanborn; paper, Winnipiseogee Paper 
 Co., W. F. Daniell, Manager; soap, James Bennett, J. L. Merrill; stove 
 polish, Rowell & Whitney ; tin ware and stoves, J. H. Rowell; trusses, 
 N. Wilton & Son; wagons, carriages, and sleighs, W. L. Gilchrist; 
 wood pulp, Cross Pulp Co., W. F. Daniell, Manager. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —barber, G. W. Shaw; blacksmith, J. B. 
 Calley ;-carpenters, Jasper Cil ley, Austin Campbell; coopers, Abner 
 Thurston, Richard Judkins; dress makers. Miss Mary A. Swain, Mrs. 
 
 C. Hopkins; feather bed-renovater, John Shaw; harness makers, L. D. 
 
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 Davenport, Sleeper & Proctor; masons, F. W. Sargent, B. K. Woodward; 
 marble workers, Cummings Bro3., D. A. Sanborn, Dana & Watts ;j 
 painiers, Joseph Webster, W. S. Wheeler, F. Cummings, E. Osgood, 
 G. F. Woodward; photographers, Chas. Warren, C. M. Couch; stone! 
 masons, Joseph Judkins, Albert Colby, J. Matthews, Jacob Bennett,) 
 D. Mitchell; tailors, E. R. Heath, J. C. Neal, J. H. Neal, H. J. Odell; 
 wheelwrights, A. L Morrison, J. W. B. Clement. 
 
 Merchants— L. Richardson, D. Gilchrist & Co., Morrison & French ; 
 auctioneers, E. C. Stone, Edwin Judkins; boots and shoes, Morrison 
 |<fc French, W. C. Little ; clothiug, J. C. Neal, II. J. Odell ; coal and 
 jee, B« M. Prescott; corn and meal, Johnson & Son; coffins, H K. 1 
 Thompson; drugs and medicines, E. II. Sturtevaut; fancy goods, 1 
 notions, Ac., Miss Shaw ; furniture, E. C. Stone ; hardware, L. Rich-! 
 ardson ; jewelry, Alonzo Messer; meat, Dolloff A Greeley, 0. B. Davis; 
 millinery, S. W. Stone, Mrs. J. A. Hutchinson. 
 
 Physician— L. M. Knight; hot, Austin Durkee; dentist, J. M. 
 Fletcuer, II. Goodr;eh. 
 
 Tel. Ag’t.— J. D. K rk. 
 
 Fa Its—Pos t m ast e r — W al ter B u rl ei gh. 
 
 Hotels —Franklin Falls Housfe, W. S. Sargent; Winnipiseogee House, 
 P. L. Kennedy. 
 
 Lawyers —E. B. S. Sanborn. 
 
 Manufacturers —brad awls and saw sets, Aiken Brad awl and saw 
 set Mfg Co.; c >mp stools, Ernest W. Gourd; fancy flannels, Frank¬ 
 lin Mills, M. J. Stevens prop.: machinery, Clark and Haynes ; niachin-j 
 ery, screws and hosiery, Walter Aiken; pant, cloths and geut’s dress , 
 goods, Franklin Woolen Co., Wesley Sawyer, ag’t.; picture frames juid! 
 lamp mats, Franklin Novelty Co.; sash, doors and blinds, L. D. Sleeper 
 <fc Co.; A. A Rollins A Co.; soap, IL D. Suiith ; shirt boards, II. C. Grif¬ 
 fin; tags, Fred Aiken; tin ware and stoves, J. S. Morrison, Ed. Caskin ; 
 wood tans, White Mt., wood fan company, R. E. Bean, ag’t. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —baker, Fred Cornock: blacksmiths, J. G. 
 Carletou, Bicktord Bang; carpenters, Dresser and Babbitt, John Bailey, 
 J. K. Moulton, M. G. Woodward, T. V. B. Clough, G. S. Knox. W. E. 
 Woo lward, J. S. Elliott, T. S. Elliott, T. H. Piper, T. A. Cook, A. P. 
 iHoyt, J. S. Goodwin, Chas. Hinckley, A. S. Buzzell, Le^oy Sanborn, 
 
 I A. A. Rollins & Co., A. D. Tuttle; dress makers. Miss N. K. Randall, 
 Mrs. Mary Lake, Mrs. 0. C. Proctor, Mrs. W. H. Folsom; gun smith, 
 Reuben Beckman; hair dressers. C. P. Kelley, C. M. French ; harness 
 maker, G. 0. Thompson; painters. S. E. Bickford, M. Brodier. jr., 
 G. A. Harmon, J. W. Haynes, Chas. Penniman, G. W. Beckman, J. C. 
 Twombly; photographers, D. W. Herrick, C. G. Hodsdon; printers,' 
 
 G. B. & F. K. Wheeler, 0. A. Towne, E. A. Judkins & Co.; shoemakers, 
 J. F. Avery, T. Carver; tailor, R. M. Davis; wheelwright, Mitchell 
 Brodier. 
 
 Merchants —Burleigh Bros., G. W. Sawyer, G. P. Gale, C. C. Chase, 
 
 H. S. Prescott; auctioneer and commission merchant, G. G. Wads¬ 
 worth; boots and shoes, F. H. Marsh, Burleigh Bros.: books and sta¬ 
 tionery^'. II. Chapman, 0. A. Towne; clothing, R. M. Davis. A. S. 
 Ripley; coffins, Paige & Young; corn and meal, J. W. Davis A Co.; 
 drugs and medicine-5, F. II. Chapman, H. W. Brockway ; dry goods, 
 |F. U Morrison & Co,, F. H. Gerrv ; fancy goods, notions, Ac., 0. A. 
 jTowne; fish, Harry Hinds, Isaac Houston: furniture. Paige A Young; 
 
 I fruit and confectionery. 0. A. Towne, Mrs. L. S. Melvin, D. W. Herrick, 
 R. Thompson, N. W. Burleigh; hardware. Burleigh Bros., Fitz A 
 iBarnes; jewelry, G. G. Fellows; meat, C. G. Colby, Severance & CallJ 
 

 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 
 T. H. Daniell; millinery, S. P. Bean, J. Newman, M. F. & J. L. Gil¬ 
 christ, Mrs. H. W. Brockw ay; musical instruments and sewing ma¬ 
 chines, G. L. Sanborn; newsdealers, 0. A. Towne; pictures and 
 frames, D. W. Herrick. 
 
 Eating House —N. W. Burleigh, George Michie. 
 
 Physicians — J. H. Sanborn; hot., W. W. Sleeper; homeo., W. E. 
 Keith; dentist A. A. Marden. 
 
 Tel. Ag’t —H. K. Smith. 
 
 FREEDOM, CARROLL— Pop., 737. N. E. from C., 70 ; N.from 
 Ossipee, 12. R. R. S. —Ossipee Center, 8 in., on Eastern R. R. Bald¬ 
 win depot, 11 m., on P. & 0. R. R. 
 
 j OFFICERS— Clerk , G. 1. Philbrick; Treas., John Churchill; Selectmen, 
 S. J. Keneson, Rensselaer Towle, J. M. Andrews; Supt., F. C. Judkin. 
 Postmaster —Rensselaer Towle. Church —Chris.. Chas. Goodwin. 
 Justices —Elias Towle, John Parsons, Albert Locke, State ; C. H. 
 Andrews, Stephen Danforth, Josiah Thurston, E. I. Towle, S. Andrews. 
 Exp. Agents— L. D. Stanley, W. C. Mills. 
 
 Manufacturers —bobbins, C. D. Parsons; brick, N. L. Reserve; 
 leather, Churchill Bros.: lumber, A. Locke, Towle & Kenison. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths. 1. Foss, A. G. Fowler, J. H. Thurston, 1 
 Edgar Mills; cabinet maker, Uriah Towle; machinist, John Parsons: 
 mason, W. W.Lord; painters, Thomas Leavitt, Sewell Ward; tailors, 1 
 C. H. Andrews, A. Pease; wheelwrights, Wentworth Tyler, N. L.j 
 Meserve, Alanson Allard. 
 
 Merchants —G. H. Lord, Stephen Danforth, E. I. Towle, A. D. Mer- 
 row’; auctioneer, W r .C. Mills ; boots and shoes, C. H. Beach. 
 Physicians —A. D. Merrow, J. F. Topliff; eclec., A. W. HobbB. 
 FREMOXT, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 600. S. E. fr. C., 30; W. 
 fr. Exeter, 10. R. R. S .—Frejnonl on R. & N. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk . T. B. Smith ; Treas., G. F. Beede; Selectmen, G. F. 
 Beede, J. B. "Wilber, J. B. Sanborn ; Supt., B. T. Sanborn. 
 Postmaster— A. Brown. 
 
 Justices —Perley Robinson, State; G. F. Beede, C. W T . Follett, J. B. 
 Sanboru, J. A. Smith. 
 
 Churches —F. Bap., John Marsh ; Meth., J. Higgins. 
 
 -Hotel—T rue House, Warren True, prop. 
 
 Manufacturers— barrel and kit shooks, II. A. Lovejoy ; carriages, 
 hubs, spokes, &c., "Whittier Bros.; carriage parts. C. E. Howe; lum¬ 
 ber, Caverly Mill, all pine; palm leaf hats, P. C. Robinson; shoe and 
 packing boxes, J. M. Brown ; staves and shooks, Jonas Spaulding, 
 i Mechanics —blacksmiths, J. C. Smith, Worthen Fuller ; carpenters, 
 J. C. Sanborn, Perley Robinson, Benj. Woodman, B. F. Woodman, 
 G. W. Brown, B. Y. B. Lyford,Isaiah Sanborn, Madison Sanbor n, J. B. 
 Wilber; gunsmiths, Andrew Brown, John Brown; millwright, D. J. 
 Smith; painters, S. B. Gibson, Daniel Blaisdell, F. W. Follette. 
 
 Merchants —flour and grain, J. M. Brown ; groceries, Jeremiah 
 Benfield, G. L. Sanborn & Co., F. W. Clark; meat, P. R. Currier. 
 George’s Mills—See Sunapee. 
 
 GIU- ORR, BELKNAP —Pop., 3361. N. E. from C., 27 ; E. fr. 
 Laconia, 4. R. R. S. —Lake Village Laconia, on B. C. & M. R. R. 
 j OFFICERS— Clerk, S. L. Goss; Treas., S. S. Ayer; Selectmen, El- 
 bridge "Webster, Thomas Weeks, C. H. Sleeper; Supt., J. N. Rich. 
 
 Postmasters —M. Y* B. Eaton ; Luke Village, E. Blaisdell. 
 
 ! Justices—S. C. Clark, W. A. Sanborn, J. L, Odell, A. J. Owen, Benj. 
 Wadley, R. H. Sanborn, J. P. Hutchinson, G. W. Sanders, Thos. Ham, 
 0. li. Key, H. B. Quimby, M. A. Haynes, F. M. Rollins, State; E. Sj 
 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 Hunt. Simon Rowe, S. S. Ayer, Enoch Flanders, A. C. James, J. Smith,’ 
 D. B. Smith, A. Tucker, E. H. Blaisdell. 
 
 Churches —Adv., J. H. Clark; Cal., Bap., K. S, Hall; F. W. Bap., 
 J. W. Scribner; F, Bap., Village , J. N. Rich ; Aleth., I. J. Tibbetts. 
 Hotel —Mt. Belknap House, L. B. Brown. 
 
 Tel. Ag’t.— W. S. Taylor. Exp. Ag’t— W. S. Taylor. 
 
 Livery stable — L. B. Brown, T. D. Baker. 
 
 Manufacturers— foundry machine shop, Cole M’f’g. Co., W. H. Pep¬ 
 per, Crane & Peaslee; hosiery, R. M. Appleton; needles, C. P. S. Ward- 
 well, J, W. & D. W. Cox; leather, J J. Morrill; lumber, J. J. Morill j 
 II. 11. Sleeper, G. A. Copp. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, A. Blaisdell, J. C. Baxter ; 
 painters, J. T. Glaz-brook. J. S. Folsom; photographer, E. D. Ward; 
 printers, E. H. Weicomb; shoemaker, I. H. Culver, D. H. Munsey ; 
 tailors, H. J, Odell, A. W. Sanders. 
 
 Merchants —A. Tucker, Plummer & Renow, Sleeper & Co., Leavitt 
 & Stanyau. G. A. Wilder, E. J. Smart, M. V. B. Eaton ; books and sta¬ 
 tionery, E. Blaisdell; bsots and shoes, C. D. Robie & Co.; clocks and 
 watche , E. Lovejoy; clothing, L, B. Jones & Son; dry goods, Bugbee 
 <fc Smith ; drugs and medicines, J. L. Odell; fancy goods. E. Blaisdell ; 
 groceries E. S. Smart ; hats and caps, C. D. Robie & Co., L. B. Jones & 
 Son ; millinery, Mrs. M. C. Sanborn ; tin and hardware, H. E. Brown, j 
 Physicians —D. F. & J. C. Moore, 0. Goss, B. Munsey; dentist, D. 
 Elkins. 
 
 GILMAXTOX, BELKNA P—Pop., 1644. N. E. fr C. 18 ; S. E. 1 
 fr Laconia, 8. R. R. S. —Tilton, 10 m. on B. C. & M. R. R. From 
 Lower Gilmanton to Pittsfield 6 miles on Suncook Valley R. R 
 Daily stage to each. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, C. E. Marsh; Trea s., John Connell; Selectmen ? 
 J. S. Page, R. E. Gale, II. E. Marsh ; Supt ., G. W. Adams. 
 
 Postmasters —L. H. Mudgett; Lower , J. Q. Adams 
 Justices —J. P. Hill, Alfred Prescott, L. B. Pease,Thomas Cogswell. 
 0. Folsom, G. W. Sanborn, Reuben Edgerly, State; J. K. Dudley, R. E. 
 Gale, C. A. Doekham, J. B. Durrell, M. Hey wood, J. Brown, E. P. 
 Thompson, J. M. Gilman. 
 
 Churches —Cong., Joseph Blake; Meth., J. W. Bean; Lower , F. 
 Bap., C. L. Plummer. 
 
 Hotel —Washington, I. E. Marsh. Physician —Nahum Wight. 
 Lawyer —Alfred Prescott. 
 
 Literary Institution —Gilmanton Academy, D. S. Hibbard. 
 Manufacturers —clothes driers and tents, R. H. Jones & Sons; 
 lumber, Jesse Allen. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, S. J. Gale; carpenters, H. N. Nelson, B. 
 Beede, J. S. Page; masons, J. W. Ham, E. T. Gilman ; painters, C. F. 
 Bradley, L. H. Mudgett; wheelwrights, J. A. Jones, E. S. Mudgett, 
 M. A. Dennett. 
 
 Merchants —G. F. Brown, E. Varney ; Lower , H. T. Gilman, Joseph 
 Brown. 
 
 Iron Works— R. R. S .— Alton 5 m., on Dover & Winnipisseogee 
 R. R. Daily Stage. Postmaster —C. A. Doekham. 
 
 Churches —Cong., C. L. Tomblen ; F. Bap., J. B. Leighton. 
 
 Hotel —Central House, G. W. Pinkham. 
 
 Lawyers —Thomas Cogswell, E. P. Thompson. 
 
 Manufacturers —doors, sash and blinds, Reuben Giles; leather 
 Allen Falconer; plows, J. p. Hussey & Co.; rakes, Suncook Valley 
 Rake Co., Wm. Haynes, 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 ,84 
 
 ii 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, A. & J. W. Marsh, L. J. Seavey ; car¬ 
 penters. N. B. Jones, Eben Connell; harness maker, E. A. Sargent; 
 painters, C. G. Howard, G. W. Ross, A. F. Paige ; printer, C. E. Marsh ; 
 wheelwright, J. S. Goodwin. 
 
 Merchants —C. A. Dockham, C. A. Hatch, John Connell, S. I£ Dear¬ 
 born. 
 
 Physicians —Jeremiah Blake, R. M. Gray. S. A. Taylor. 
 GILSUM, CHESHIRE— Pup., 590. S. W. from C., 50.; N. from 
 Keene 9. R. R. S. —Keene, on Cheshire R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , G. H. McCoy; Treas., Allen Hey wood ; Select¬ 
 men, A. D. Hammond, Geo. H. Carpenter, L. R. Guillow ; Supt ., Geo. 
 C. Hubbard. 
 
 Postmaster —F. A. Howard. Physician —K. D. Webster. 
 
 Justices —Geo. C. Hubbard, State ; F. A. Howard, N. 0. Haywood, 
 
 A. D. Hammond, L. W. F. Mark, C. W. Bingham, Geo. H. McCoy, 
 j Churches —Cong., S. Hayward. 
 
 | Livery Stables— G. H. McCoy, Calvin Chandler. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, G. W. Newman, Dart & Hammond, N. 0. 
 Haywood, Daniel Smith ; trays and wooden ware, D. W. Bill ; woolens, 
 J. S. Collins ; white flannel, Granite Flannel Mill, Cuthbert & Miner. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, L. N. Houghton, B. J. Mullins, C. D. 
 Newman, Eugene Carpenter; carpenter, Allen Haywood; carriage 
 maker and painter, D. C. Newman: cooper, J. W. Chapin; mason, 
 H. E. Hubbard; millwrights, A. D. Hammond & Co.; printers, Hay¬ 
 wood Print. Co.; saddler, Simeon Mason ; shoemaker, A. W. Kingbury; 
 tanners, Rice, Rawson & Co.; wheelwrights, Isaac Loveland, Jacob 
 Polley. 
 
 Merchants —N. G. Haywood & Son, Dan Newman & Co., L. W. F. 
 Mark; auctioneer, N. 0. Haywood. 
 
 CwOflPs Falls—See Manchester. 
 
 GOFFSTOWN, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 1656. S. from C., 16 
 N. W. from Manchester, 8^. R. R. S. —Goflfstown, on Manchester & 
 North Weare R. R.; Goffstown Centre, 3 m. and Parker’s 1% ni. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Frank Hadley; Treas., Robinson Brown; Select¬ 
 men. Henry Moore, Chas. Morgrage; Supt., C. F. George. 
 
 Postmasters —D. A. Parker, E. R. Poor. 
 
 Justices —Alfred Story, A. F. Carr, T. R. Hoyt, J. M. Parker, S. 
 Teel, G. H. Woods, G. P. Hadley, State ; D. M. Taggart, Calvin YVy- 
 man, N. E. Kimball, Jesse Nichols, F. H. Phillip-, B. F. Stevens, 
 J. W. Poland, E. Bradford, jr., G. F. Farley, L. Rowell, E. C. Merrill, 
 Wallace Caldwell, Chas. Morgrage. 
 
 Churches —Bap., J. W. Poland; Cong., S. L. Gerould ; Epis.,Geo. 
 
 B. Morgan ; Meth., J. M. Bean. 
 
 Hotels —New Hampshire Central, Wm. Cunningham ; TJnconnoo- 
 nuc, Allen Waldo. 
 
 Livery Stables —J. D. Pattee, Watkins & Moore. 
 
 Manufacturers —boys sleds, J. E. Moore & Co ; cigars, Alfred Poor, 
 J. H. Copp; flour and meal, Hadley & Moore, Z. A. Hoitt, Ed Flan¬ 
 ders; hoof ointment, A. Me Dougal; mouldings and brackets, Ken¬ 
 dall, Stark & Co.; patent medicines. H. Blood, W. Kidder; pulp, P. C. 
 Cheney & Co.; sash and blinds, Hadley & Moore, Kendall, Stark & Co.; 
 scythe rifles and boys sleds, Orrin Moore; sleds and rim rockers, J. E. 
 Moore. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, Moore & Campbell, Ambrose 
 Smith, Farmer & Jenkins; carpenters, Harrison Hart, T. C. Bowers, 
 George Philbrook, Carleton & Sons, J. G. Taggart; dress makers, Mrs. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 Sawyer, Miss Hattie Johnson; hair dresser, Charles Whipple ; har¬ 
 ness maker, Stephen Blaisdell; machinist, Henry De Witt; mason. 
 Charles Morgrage ; millwright, E. F. Gage : painters, N. G. Currier, 
 Benj. Saulpaugh ; shoemakers, R. L. Livingstone, Cyrus Hammond; 
 tailor, Calvin Richards; undertaker, John Small; watchmaker, A. 
 Lufkin; wheelwright, Carrol Hovey. 
 
 Merchants— Parker & Co., Alfred Story & Co., G. P. Henry, G. P. 
 Hadley, 2d, George Poor; auctioneer, J. M. Parker; clocks and 
 watches, A. M. Lnfkins; coffins J. Small &Co; drugs, H. E. Newell 
 & Co.; fancy goods, Mrs. Colby ; fish, C. Richards; ice, W. Page; lum¬ 
 ber, J. M. & D. A. Parker, Johnson & Geer, Butterfield & Richards, 
 John Carleton; sewing machines, J. D. Pattee ; stoves andtin ware, 
 E. L. Rand, J. M. Brown. 
 
 Physicians —A. F. Carr, H. E. Newell, C. F. George, Frank Blais¬ 
 dell ;'deutist, W. F. Slick. 
 
 Golden Brook. Mills—See Windham. 
 
 Goilic—See Rochester. 
 
 GORIIAM, CO OS —Pop., 1161. N. E. fr. C., 96. S. E. from Lan¬ 
 caster. 24. R. R. S. —Gorham, Randolph 10, Glen House, 8, on Grand 
 Trunk R. R. Public conveyance to all trains. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, J. W. G reenlaw ; Treas ., S. M. Leavitt; Select - 
 men, J. B. Chaffin, L. Shedd, A. C. Harritnan ; Supts., J. W. Greenlaw, 
 J. B. Chaffin, A. K. Towne; Agent., L. Town. 
 
 Postmaster —A. S. Twitchell. Tel. Ag’t—E. H. Green. 
 
 Justices —A. S. Twitchell, A. R. Evaus, J. B. Chaffin, State; R. F. 
 Ingalls, B. C. Flanders, T. A. Adams, E. M. Wight, A. J. Graham, 
 Thos. Gifford, Orren Tubbs, Asa A. Palmer. 
 
 Churches —Cong., A. J. Benedict; Meth., Perry Chandler; R. Cath- 
 N. Charland. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—T. A. Adams. 
 
 Hotels —Alpine House, W. & C. R. Milliken ; Gorham House, A. 
 Evans; Eagle House, J. Carpenter; Lary House, A. G. Lary; Glen 
 House, W. & C. R. Milliken. 
 
 Lawyers —A. S. Twitchell & Evans, J. B. Chaffin. 
 
 Livery Stable—G. B, Hillborn. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, W. Wight, J. A. Twitchell; car¬ 
 riages, J. P. Dunham, F. Buck; lumber, E. Clements & Co., C. S. Pea¬ 
 body & Co. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, S. L. Moore, Asa A. Palmer; 
 carpenters, Augustus Evans, A. & E, M. Hubbard, P. Howland ; dress 
 makers, Mrs. B. C. Flanders, Mrs. E. Bedell, Mrs. Lucy Estes; hair 
 dressers, E. S. West, P. Margan; harness maker, S. A. Collins; ma¬ 
 chinist, Warren Noyes: painter. Chas. Nolan; printer, V. Y. Twitchell; 
 tailors. Geo. Bunell N. S. McKenty. 
 
 Merchants —R. F. Ingalls, D. P. Hazen, Gordon & Jackman, D. H. 
 Needham. Twitchell & Hamlin, A. A. Carter & Co.; auctioneer, S. Gor¬ 
 don; books and stationery, S. M. Leavitt; clothing, S. Gordon ; corn 
 and meal, J. Jewell ; drugs and medicines, A. K. Towne & Co.; fancy 
 goods, M. J. Gifford; furniture, Cyrus Howe; hardware, Demond 
 Brothers; meat and groceries, W. H. Philbrooks, Gates & Shedd; 
 millinery and fancy goods, Isabella Soule, Mrs. Uriah Briggs, Mrs. A. 
 S. Twitchell. 
 
 Physicians— E. M. Wight, H. F. Wardell. 
 
 GOSHEX, SULLIVA IV—Pop., 507. W. from C. 40. S. from 
 Newport, 4*^ R. R. S. —Newport, 4% Chandlerville, 5, on C. & C. 
 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , El. S. Gilman; Treas., E. II. Carr; Selectmen , 
 Dennis Lear, II. D. Baker, Burke Booth ; Supt., Dennis Lear. 
 Postmasters —A. P. Richards; Mill Village, E. H. Carr. 
 
 Justices —E. H. Carr, State ; Dennis Lear, J. W. Rogers. 
 
 Churches —Bap., -Ilurlin; Cong.,-; Meth., - Fer¬ 
 
 guson. 
 
 Manufacturers— butter firkins, Solon Willey, A. L Baker ; lumber 
 J. P. Gove. Ezra Purington, Henry W. Barton. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Burke Booth, A. P. Richards: carpen¬ 
 ters, Charles Cutts, J. W. Rogers, Wheelock Tandy, W. H. Ray; coop-I 
 er, Jonathan Ingalls, S. B. Wilier; harness maker, H. S. George ; ma¬ 
 sons, N. H. Maxfield, Steele & Buker, F. J. Richardon ; painter, Ansil 
 Dunbar ; wheelwrights, A. E. & Ora Alexander. 
 
 Merchants —E. II. Carr ; corn and meal, E. G. Pike ; groceries, 
 
 C. Maxfield. Physician—F. P. Jones. 
 
 GRAFTON, GRAFTON— Pop., 900. N. W. from 0., 40; S. W. 
 from Plymouth, 20. R. R. S. —Grafton & Center, on Northern R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , E. F. Folsom : Treas., H. Barney; Selectmen. 
 J. E. Martin, L. M. Ford, F. R. Smith ; Supt., A. S. Frazier. 
 
 Postmasters —Horace Barney ; Center, J. B. Page, 
 j Justices —J. G. Whitcomb, J. E. Walker, A. B. Hoyt, State ; Ste¬ 
 phen George, N. W. C. Davis. 
 
 Churches — Center, Union, Lorenzo Bailey ; East, Union, —- 
 
 i Hotels—Pleasant Valley House, M. S. Williams ; Grafton House, 
 
 D. J. Clay. 
 
 Manufacturers —charcoal, D. J. Clay ; lumber, W 7 . II. Burleigh, 
 S. W. Barney ; Center, C. F. Kilton ; ^oolens, H. S. Beckford. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, C. A. Persons, Asa Haskins ; carpenters, 
 Stephen George, J. C. Wilkins, H. D. Stevens, D. Martin ; Center, I. P. 
 Mason ; cooper, W. P. Messer; harness maker, D. N. Chandler ; mica 
 workers, Center , Martin & Page; tanner, Center, C. Kimball ; wheel¬ 
 wright, D. Martin. 
 
 Merchants —Horace Barney; Center, J. E. Martin, East, Folsom 
 Bros., auctioneer, Peter Kimball, 
 i Physician —A. B. Hoyt. Tel. Ag’t—I. B. Hoyt. 
 
 ! GRANTHAM, SULLIVAN— Pop., 008. N, W. from C., 40 ; N. 
 from Newport, 10. R. R. S .—Newport 10 miles, on C. & C. R. R.; 
 Daily Stage. Lebanon, 14 m., on Northern K. R. semi-weekly stage, j 
 OFFICERS —Clerk , L N. Sargent; Treas., L. D. Dunbar ; Selectmen, 
 Chester Walker, J. S. Clement, D. S. Hastings; Supt., W. B. Leavitt. 
 Postmasters—L. D. Dunbar; North , M. P. Burpee. 
 
 Justices—O. B. Buswell, S. C. Sargent, L. D. Dunbar, E. C. East¬ 
 man, State, L. N. Sargent, E. G. Sargent. 
 
 Churches —Chris., East ,-; Meth., North, Geo. Wentworth ; 
 
 Union, \V r . W. Le Seur. 
 
 Insurance Agent— S. C. Sargent. 
 
 Manufacturers —baskets J. Young; lumber, J. H. Morse; North. 
 H. Alexander & Son, Peabody & Son, Abram Merrill; shingles, C. 
 Walker, Jno. Clark. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, John Hammon, John & J. L. Spiller; 
 coopers, Wm. Howe, B. F. Goss ; masons, D. S. Hastings,tJ. Y. Weeks ; 
 painters, J. T. Weeks, Abijah Powers; wheelwright, L. N. Sargent, 
 B. C Heath. 
 
 Merchants —E. G. Sargent, L. D. Dunbar ; clocks and watches, 
 S. C. Sargent. Physician— W r . O. Ilurd. 
 
 Great Falls —See Somerswmrth. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 GREENFIELD, HILLSBOROUGH —Pop 560. S. W. C., 38; 
 |N. W. from Nashua, 26. R. R.S. —Greenfield; Russell’s Crossing on 
 Wilton Ex. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, E. C. Richardson ; Treas., F. C. Fletcher; Select¬ 
 men, H. H. Dunklee, F. C. Fletcher, C. H. Hopkins; Supt., John 
 Fletcher. 
 
 Postmaster—F. R. Patch. 
 
 Justices—C. D. Fitch, Horace Cud worth, State ; A. W. Savage, G. S. 
 Peavey, J. R. Russell, II. H. Duncklee, E. C. Richardson. 
 
 Church—Cong., S. II. Partridge. 
 
 Hotel & Livery Stable—H. H. Duncklee. 
 
 Manufacturers—lumber, A. H. Hopkins; sash and blinds, Benja¬ 
 min Jaquith; wooden measures, E. Searles. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmith, Frank Brooks; carpenters, G. D. Pollard, 
 W. D. Burnham, A. H. Hopkins; shoemakers, C. B. Wallace, John 
 Stuart, wheelwright, Rodney Patch. 
 
 Merchants—Edwin C. Richardson, G. P. Fletcher, R. Bradford & CoJ 
 W. E. Downes; flour and meal, Duncklee <fc Clark; meat, (wholesale,) 
 C. F. & G. S. Peavey. 
 
 Physician—S. H. Partridge. Tel. Agent—H. A. Sheridan. 
 OKEEXXA.SU>, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 695. S. E. from C., 
 50; W. from Portsmouth, 5. R. R. S. —Greenland, on C. & P. R. R., 
 
 I, on E. R. R., 2 m. 
 
 OFFICERS— -Clerk., G. E. Brackett; Selectmen, J. H. Brackett, 
 Thomas Mahoney, John E. Seavey. 
 
 Postmasters—Edward Holmes ; Depot , Samuel G. Folsom. 
 
 Justices—C. W. Pickering, J. P. Tilton, J. S. II. Frink, John Hatch, 
 State ; E. Holmes. 
 
 Churches—Cong., Edward Robie; Meth., G. W. Ruland. 
 
 Hotel—Brackett’s, G. E. Brackett. Exp. & Tel. Ag’t—H. C- Taft. 
 Lawyers—J. S. H. Frink, C. W. Pickering, John Hatch. 
 Manufacturers—boxes and lumber, Wardwell & Raud ; cider, W. 
 II. L. & G. E. Brackett, Simeon S. Brackett; lumber, S. S. Brackett ; 
 lumber, flour and meal, Union Corp., J. A. Holmes, agent. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, N. M. Gookin, J. C. Weeks, N. P. Odway ; 
 Icarpenters, D. J. Norton, C. Foss, J. B. Lowd, G. Dearborn, F. P. Phil- 1 
 brook, C. A. Dearborn, Chas. W. Mardeu; masons, Richard Watson. 1 
 C. W. Johnson, C. W. Hodgden ; millwrights, W. H. Brackett, N. P.i 
 Marston, Wardell & Rand; painters, E. Marston, James Brackett, 
 
 J. P. Cate, J. C. Bennett; wheelwrights, Wm. BeoK, W. F. Bennett. 
 Merchants—G. E. Brackett, J. P. Packer, J. E. Holmes, S. G. Folsom, 
 
 L. Duntley ; meat, E. P. Parker, E. E. Marston, A. J. Norton; nuisery, 
 E. G. Clough. 
 
 Physicians—J. W. Odell, W. 0. Junkins. 
 
 Real Estate—Nathaniel Wiggin. 
 
 GREENVILLE, HILLSBOROUGH —Pop.,975. S. W. from C.j 
 48; W. Jarom Nashua, 22. R. R. S. —Greenville on Peterboro’ & Shir¬ 
 ley Branch R. R., and East Wilton on B. L. & N. R. R.. 7 miles. Stage 
 to East Wilton and return daily. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, F. E. Pierce; Treas., J. L. Chamberlain; Se¬ 
 lectmen, F. B. Heald, Janies Taft, S. E. Adams; Supt., C. G. Corey. 
 Postmaster & Ex, Ag’t—F. B. Heald. 
 
 Justices—F. Merriam, State; John Kenney, H. I. Whitney, J. A. 
 Hartshorn, C. E. Hall, James Taft. 
 
 Churches—Bap.,-; Cong., G. F. Merriam ; R. Cath., Ed-1 
 
 ward Buckle. ! 
 
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 Hotel—Columbian House, Ira Gusfine. 
 
 Ins. Ag’t.—James Taft. Tel. Agent—A. G. Stickney. 
 
 Livery Stables—M. H. Hardy, Louis Cherbano, E. B. Barrett, W. 
 Sawtell, A. Bousliway. 
 
 Manufacturers —cottons, Columbian Manuf’g Co., Samuel Haines, 
 ag’t; flour and teed, lumber and furniture, .1. L. Chamberlain; lum¬ 
 ber, J. H. Elliott ; printers supplies, Leonard Morse. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, J. R. Lynch, Asa Webber, Frank King; 
 carpenters, Thomas Hays, W. R. Collins. S. F. Blanchard, George 
 Sherwin, Clias. Lynch, Frederick Man>field, G. VV. Sargent, F. C. 
 White, Lafayette Hays; hair dressers, J. F. Ballou, A. L. Ritter; 
 harness makeis, Strong & Brunnell; machinist, II. A. Davis; masons, 
 E. L. Nutting. II. M. Livingstone, C. G. Blanchard; painter, W Saw¬ 
 tell; shoemaker, G. H Livingston; wheelwright, H. H. Shumway. 
 
 Merchants —0. D. Prescott, Ilartsh* rn & Whitney, John Janes, 
 J. A. Hartshorn, P. 0. Salvail; clothing, G. A. Hartshorn; coal, An¬ 
 drew Henry; coffins, furniture, paints and oils, Win. Sawtell; drugs 
 and medicines, C. E. Hall; fancy goods, Mrs. A. M. Wetherbee; fish, 
 H. A. Benson ; jeweller, B. P. Lamb ; meat, G. C. Robbins; millinery, 
 Miss E. Barber, Mrs. L. J. Gordon; tea and coffee, Amos Scripture; 
 tin ware and stoves, N. P. Farrar. 
 
 Physicians —c. G. Cory, C. E. Hall. Real Estate —John Kenney. 
 
 GROTOX, GRAFTON— Pop., 5S3. N. W. from C., 45; N. W. 
 from Plymouth, 10. R. R. S .—North Groton, on B. C. & M. R, R.; 
 Bristol, on Bristo Branch, R. R. Stage connects with 8 A.M. and 5 
 P. M. trains. Rumney, 5 m. on B. C. & M. R. R. Stage connects 
 Wednesday and Saturday with noon and 2 o’clock trains. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, J. E. Muzzey; Tr>as., S. Wheat ; Selectmen , S. 
 Wheat, C. G. Kidder, Avin Goodhue; Supt., J. C. Wheat. 
 
 Postmasters —A. Y. Bagley ; yorth, J. C. Hall. ' 
 
 Justices—G. E. Colburn, Stute; David Hobart, Luther Elliot, A. Y. 
 Bagh y : yorth, D. M. Tenney, J. R. Wheat. 
 
 Manufacturers —bed slats, bobbin stocks, Ac., Osgood Dale; lum¬ 
 ber, I. P. Hardy, C. W. Hunkins, A. B. Crosby, C. F. Wheat; patent 
 clapboard machines, L. C. Kendall ; yorth, patent slide blind hang¬ 
 ings, Daniel Kidder ; rules, R. B. Hazelton & Son. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, L. L. Chever; carpenters, North, G. Far- 
 num, J. L. Clement; coopers, N. 0. Phelps; yorth, Jotham Cum¬ 
 mings. 
 
 Merchant— J. E. Muzzey, Physician —J. C. Wheat. 
 
 Groveton—See Northumberland. 
 
 HAMPSTEAD, ROCKiyGHAM— Pop., 935. S. E. from C., 1 
 30; S. W. from Portsmouth, 30. R. R. S. —Atkinson, on B. & M. R. 
 R. Daily stage fr., W. Hampstead, ou N. & R. R. R., to Atkinson 
 Station. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , A.M, Moulton ; Treas., J. W. Garland ; Selectmen, 
 J. D. Ordway, J. W. Garland, Thos. M. Arnold; Supt., Caleb Moulton 
 
 Postmasters —E. S. Tabor; West, J. D. Ordway. 
 
 Justices —A. Buck, Caleb Moulton, Nelson Ordway, H. B. Carter, 
 Samuel Morse, State ; J. D. Ordway, J. W. Garland, C. W. Pressey. 
 T. M. Arnold, L. H. Winslow. 
 
 Church —Cong., Albert Watson. 
 
 Manufacturers—lumber, F. A. Pike ; West, E. E. Currier ; box and 
 planing mill, C. W. Pressey & Co. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, Wm. Sanborn & Son; carpenters, Win 
 Griffin, R. R. Brickett, D. II. Emerson, J. H. Emerson, J. Gibson. 
 

 
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 West, S. Pressey, cooper, L. L. C. Little; mason, Janies Hazeltiue 5 
 painter, James Gibson ; wheelwright, E. Baitlett. 
 
 | Merchants —A. \V. Foote, J. 1). Ordway & Son ; auctioneer, J. D. 
 Ordway ; groceries, H. W. Mills; millinery, Mrs.E. M. Locke, Mrs. S. 
 Shannon ; millinery and fancy goods, Miss Nellie L. Perley. 
 
 Physicians —j. C. Eastman, Benjamin Wood an. 
 
 East—S. E. fr. C., 32, S. W. fr. Exeter, 11. Daily stage fr. Plais- 
 tow, on B. & b M. R. R., at 5 P. M.; and tor Sandown, on N. & R. R. R.,; 
 at 0 P. M„ and 7.45 A. M.; and for Plaistow on B. & M. R. R. 
 Postmaster & Lawyer—llosea B. Carter. 
 
 Justices —Hosea B. C’ai ter, Samuel Morse, State ; T. M. Arnold. 
 Manufacturers —charcoal, T. M. Cook; lithographers and art pub¬ 
 lishers, Globe Publishing House; pumps, George Allen; wagons, 1 
 Gilbert Verburght. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, A. G. Ward, Gilbert Verburght ; carpen-; 
 ters, James Johnson, John Johnson; cooper, J. F. M’Coliister; ma-j 
 chinist, E. G. Eaton ; watch maker, C. B. Morse; wheelwrights, John¬ 
 son Brothers. 
 
 Merchants —Tappan S. Carter; mercantile stationary, II. B. Car¬ 
 ter & Co.; sewing machines and sewing machine findings, The Globe' 
 Machine Co.; cattle and swine, E. Pearsons. 
 
 Physicians—thomp., Mrs. Clarisa Grant; dentist, Sam’l Morse. 
 HAMPTON, ROCKINGHAM —Pop., 1177. S. E. from C., 47 ; 
 S. from Portsmouth, 20. R. R. S. —Hampton, on Eastern R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, J. M. Ackerman ; Selectmen, J. T. Brown, J. F. 
 Marston, W. E. Lane. 
 
 Postmster—J. M. Akerman. 
 
 Justices —Joseph Dow, Uri Lamprey, C. G. Tappan, State ; J. J. 
 Leavitt, J. M. Lamprey, C. M. Lamprey, A. J. Leavitt, David Marston, 
 A. S. Coffin, J. M. Fogg, J. T. Brown, D. 0. Leavitt. 
 
 Churches —Cong., John Bachelor; F. Bap., L. L. Harmon ; Meth. 
 J. P. Fr.) e. 
 
 Hotels —Union, 0. H. Whittier ; Boar’s Head,S. II. Dumas; Ocean 
 Honse, Philip Yeaton & Co.; Hampton Beach, T. & J. L. Leavitt; 
 Eagle, L. P. Nudd ; Granite House, A. J. Batchelder. 
 
 Literary Institution —Hampton Academy, G. W. Ricker, prin. 
 Livery Stables —O. H. Whittier, J. T. Clement. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, A. S. Coffin; shingles, [S. C. Lamprey & 
 Co., S. J. Drake <fc Son. § 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, E. P. Young. Oliver Godfrey. S. L. Jan- 
 ness, aoseph Sanborn, A. B. Jenness ; carpenters, J. A. Dearborn, J. 
 M. Lamprey, S. W. Dearborn, J. W. Masoi*?, J. W. Towle, J.C. M r- 
 ston,T. J. Towle, M. Hobbs, J. F. Marston, D. Y. Moulton, J. W. Brown, 
 David Locke, Jer'r Locke ; cooper, Dearborn Blake; masons, J. V\. 
 Dearborn, T. A. Brown; painters, Dearborn Blake, & Sons, Rufus 
 Johnson. 
 
 Merchants—G. W. Lane & Co., A. D. Brown, J. J. Leavitt ; auction¬ 
 eers, Uri Lamprey, C. M. Lamprey; drugs and medicines, Frank 
 Laird. 
 
 Physician—W. T. Merrill. 
 
 IIAMPION FALLS, ROCKINGHAM—V op., 679. S. E. from 
 C., 47 ; S. E. from Exeter, 7. R. R. S. —Hampton Falls, on Eastern 
 R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , C. F Jones; Treas., J. FI. Gove ; Selectmen, G. C. 
 Brown, D. E. Pevear. J. M. Marshall; Board of Echicaiion , G. B. San-| 
 horn, Wm. Cram, J. D. Janvrin. 
 

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 Postmaster— C. C. Green. 
 
 Justices —C. H. Sanborn, N. P. Cram, State ; C. T. Brown, N. H.i 
 Robie, J. II. Gove, I. N. Biake, E. P. Crain, Joseph David. 
 
 Churches —Bap., I J. Burgess; Christ.,-; Unita., B. F. 
 
 McDaniel. 
 
 Exp, Ag’tS —J. J. Brown, J. D. Brown. 
 
 Manufacturers —boxes, J. S. Cram; cotton batting, G. D. Dodge; 
 ladies shoes, I. N. Blake & Co.; lumber, J. T. Bitchelder, A. S. Coffin, 
 
 B. F. Weare, F s B. Brown, Edwin^Janvrin, J. T. Brown, J. S. Cram; 
 vinegar, W. Brown. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Jones & Son, L. L. Chase ; carpenters, C. 
 
 C. Gove, Charles Lane, James Janvrin, C. W. Brown, L. F. Merrill, G. 
 S. Merrill, Eli M. Baldwin. 
 
 Merchants —J. W. Green, F. S. Greene, auctioneer, N. H. Robie. 
 Physicians —C. II. Sanborn ; vet. surg’s., J. H. Hamilton, J. C 
 Gove. 
 
 HANCOCK, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 792. S. W. from C., 36 ; 
 N. W. from Nashua, 32. R. R. S. —Greenfield, 6, Peterboro, Monad- 
 nock, 7. Daily stage to Greenfield. 
 
 OFFlCERS-^C/erA; and Treas., Joseph Davis ; Selectmen , John H. 
 Fetch, E. R. Danforth, Alvah Copeland : Sapt ., J. H. Felch. 
 Postmaster —A. D. Tuttle. Exp. Ag’t —C.*W. Farmer. 
 
 Justices —A. D. Tuttle, State ; J. S. Lakin, Orland Eaton, John P. 
 Hill, Joseph Davis. 
 
 Churches —Cong.,-; Meth., J. W. Coolidge. 
 
 Hotels —Jefferson House, J. F. Eaton ; Forest House, James Wood¬ 
 ward. 
 
 Manufacturers —blinds, sash and doors, J. M. Johnson ; leather, 
 A. G. Foster ; lumber, Danforth & French, J. Newell; pails, J. Newell, 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, J. R. Hill; carpenters, A. Jaquith A, 
 Copeiand, George Wood, E. M. Baldwin ; coopers Remington Tuttle, 
 Hartwell Tuttle; painters, Z. W. Brooks; landscape, Hartwell 
 Tuttle ; wheelwrights, J. H. Wood, Charles Turner. 
 
 Merchants —A. D. Tuttle, C. W. Farmer. 
 
 HANOVER, GRAFTON —Pop., 2035. N. W. fr. C., 55; S. fr. 
 Haverhill, 27. R. R. S. —Norwieh Yt., on Conn. & Pass. River R. R 
 Stage to each train. 
 
 OFFICERS — Clerk, E. H. Smith; Treas., C. Benton; Selectmen, 
 Chas. Benton, C. P. Smith, D. II. Camp ; Supt., W. L. Barnes. 
 Postmasters —C. A. Field; Center, E. Hurlbutt. 
 
 Justices —W. H. Duncan, S. W. Cobb, H. Hitchcock, Isaac Fel¬ 
 lows, E. Hurlbutt, D. B, Currier, E. D. Sanborn, State ; Fred Chase, 
 N. S. Huntington, J. L. Bridgman, Joseph Tenney, Wm. L. Barnes, H. 
 H. Clough, O. Tabor, L. C. Hurlbutt. 
 
 Churches —Bap., E. H. Smith ; Chris.,-; 1st Cong., Geo. 
 
 Smith ; 2nd Cong., S. P. Leeds; Epis., Wm. C. Dawson. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t— B. D. Russell. Hotel— Dartmouth House, Horace Frary. 
 Lawyers —W. H. Duncan, Fred Chase. 
 
 Literary Institutions — Dartmouth College, Chandler Scientific 
 Department, Medical Department and Agricultural School, S. C. 
 Bartlett Pres.; The Parish School of St. Thomas* Church, Wm. C. Daw¬ 
 son, Rector. 
 
 Livery Stables — I. B. Ailen, Freeman Bibby, H. K. Swasey. 
 Manufacturers*-gas, Hanover Gas Co. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans— blacksmiths, Frank Pierce, Christopher, 
 Mas terson, C. C. Nelson; book-binder, G. F. Colby; cabinet makers, 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 91! 
 
 G. W. Rand & Co.,L. Boutwell ; carpenters, C. M. Smith, H. Chamber¬ 
 lin, S. Waterman, Win. Rowe; harness maker, M. Daily ; hair-dresser,j 
 M. M. Amaral; mason, L. Bontwell ; painters, S. Rand,E. N. Brown, 
 ;0. Waterman ; photographers, II. 0. Bly, W. E. Cutler : printer, P. H. 
 Whitcomb; stone cutter, J. F. Smalley ; tailors, E. D. Carpenter, G. E. 
 Frost; wheelwrights, F. A. Haynes, G. F. Pillsbury. 
 
 Merchants —Lincoln & Davison; books and stationery, E. Hardy & 
 Co., Me Clary Bros.; boots and shoes, Tyler Newton, F. Bergeron, J. N.j 
 Chase ; clocks, watches and jewelry, N. A. Frost; drygoods, hats and 
 caps, Reding Bros.; drugs, medicines and fancy goods, L. B. Downing: 
 groceries, D. B. Currier, A. II. Roberts ; groceries and hardware, S. j 
 W. Cobb; hardware and tin, Brown Bros.; millinery, Mary Demman, 
 Mrs. H. H. Clough. 
 
 Physicians —C. P. Frost, Wm. White ; dentist, J. Newton, H. G. 
 Staples. Tel. Ag’t— C. A. Field. 
 
 HARRISVILLE, CHESHIRE— Pop., 696. S. W. from C., 42;] 
 E. from Keene, 12. R. R. S. —Peterboro, on Mouadnock Ii. R. Daily 
 stage. Keene, on Cheshire R. R.; daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas ., Fred Colony ; Selectmen , S. D. Bern is, 
 G. F. Tufts, Winslow Royce; Supt ., Aaron Smith. 
 
 Postmasters —C. C. P. Harris; Pottersville, H. W. Smith. 
 
 Justices —Milan Harris, Aaron Smith, C. C. P. Harris, S. D. Beuiis, 
 State ; G. F. Tufts, A. R. Harris, Geo. Wood, L. P. Eaton. 
 
 Churches —Cong., C. II. Thurston ; Pottersville , Bap., C’nas. New- 
 hall. 
 
 Exp. Ag’tS— William Prouty, J. B. Dame. Tel. Ag’t— W. H. Jones. 
 Hotel —0. Whipple. Livery Stable —Francis Stratton. 
 Manufacturers —lumber and wooden ware, Willard & Atwood; 
 East, Farwell Bros.; Pottersville , Smith & Howe, Bemis & Symonds; 
 wooleu, M. Harris Woolen Co., Cheshire Mills, Colony, Craven & Co. 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, Geo. F. Tufts. 
 
 Merchants —John M. Barry, W. J. Armstrong, Wm. FI. Jones ; 
 meat, C. Barker & Son. 
 
 HART’S LOCATION, CA RROLL —Pop., 62. N. E. from C., 
 97; N. from Ossipee, 40. R. R. S. —Bemis, on P. & 0. R. R. P. 0. 
 Mt. Crawford House. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , Hiram Parker; Treas., S. A. Bemis ; Selectmen, 
 Hiram Parker, E. E. Burrell, C. W. Morey. 
 
 Justices —Hiram Parker, G. II. Morey. 
 
 Postmaster —S. A. Bemis. Hotels —Willey House, Old Crawford. 
 HA'VERHILL, GRAFTON— Shire town. Pop., 2270. N. W.j 
 from C., 78. R. R. S. —Four, accommodating the different parts of the 
 town, on B. C. & M. R. R. Semi-daily stage to South Newbury, on 
 jConn. & Pass, Riv. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas.. E. R. Weeks ; Selectmen , H. E. Noyes, 1 
 A. F. Thomas, D. W. Header. ' - i 
 
 I Postmasters —M. D. Carbee ; East , W. F. True. 
 
 I Justices —N. W. Westgate Ira Whitcher, David Page, C. G. Smith, 
 G. W. Chapman, S. T. Page, A. J. Edgerly, Tyler Westgate, G. W. 
 Clement, S. B. Page, E. R. Weeks, jr., State; H. S. Baker, N. M. 
 Swasey, A. F. Pike, E. S. Kimball, J. G. Blood, E. B. Mann, George 
 Wells, W. J. Fisher, H. F. King, A. P. Glazier, S. H. Cummings, C. S. 
 Newell, E. G. Parker, G. II. Tabor. J. B. Pattee, J. E. Carr, S. S. Fel¬ 
 lows, W. T. Westgate, C. B. Griswold. 
 
 jS IChurches —Cong., J. Q. Bittenger; Meth., T. Winsor; East, C. W.: 
 Dockrill. 
 

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 Exp. Ag’tS. C. G. Smith, G. A. Davison ; East, W. F. True. 
 
 Hotel & Livery Stable —C. G. Smith. Tel. Ag’t— M iss F. Morrison. 
 Insurance Agent— life, Ilenry Merrill. Tel. Ag’t —G. A. Davison. 
 
 I Lawyers—N. \V. Westgate, G. W. Chapman, David Page, S. T. 
 Page, G. F. Putnam. 
 
 Literary Institution— Haverhill Academy,-. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, A. W. Putnam : East , A. F. Pike, S. & G.! 
 C. Jeffers; scythe stones, A. F. Pike; starch, Dan Whitcher; wrap-; 
 ping paper. Haverhill Paper Co., Haverhill Pulp Co. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths. C. II. Poole, J. M. Harriman,' 
 [Asa Harriman, Platt & John Bailey; East, Alexander Manson.jr.; 
 carpenters, W. H. Burbeck, J. 0. Gifford; harness makers, Thomas j 
 Leonard. J. A. Page: marble worker, Robert Jenkins; mason, L. A. 
 Braiuard : painters, M. E. Durgin, Horace Carleton; photographer.! 
 L. L. Pollard; printer, Sylvester Reding; tailors, GeorgeLeith, G. W.j 
 Whipple, C. K. Carleton; wheelwrights, Michael Carlton jr., N. H. 
 Batchelder. 
 
 Merchants —Milo Bailey, Page & Poor, Wm. Nelson, J. L. Bell ;! 
 East. A. F. Pike; books, stationery, drugs, medicines, fancy goods and 
 jewelry, Henry Merrill: millinery goods, Mrs. J. L. Cook, Mrs. Laura 
 Gifford; stoves and tin ware, L B. Ham. 
 
 j Physicians— S. P. Carbee, Phineas Spaulding, Moses D. Carbee, C. R. 
 Gib-on. 
 
 North— Postmaster —M. E. Kimball. 
 
 Church —Meth., J. H. Knctt. Physician —H. P. Watson. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t —Geo. A. Carr. Hotel —Eagle, Parker Metcalf. 
 
 Ins. Ag’t— N.M. Swasey. 
 
 Manufacturers— boots and shoes, A. Irwin, E. G. Hobbs ; brick, 
 North Haverhill Brick Co.; lumber, Jason Blood, Albert Chase ; starch, 
 Header & Co., Daniel Whitcher. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, C. F. Gale, Wm. Bliss. G. W. Libbey ;' 
 carpenters, A. Tefft. S. W. Keser, C. F. Carr, E. II. McConnell, E. C. 
 Rowe; mason. C. L. Fieltman ; wheelwrights, W. A. Bailey & Co., 
 G. E. Eastman. 
 
 | Merchants —E. R. Weeks, M. E. Kimball ; flour and grain, G. B. 
 Ramsey; meat, S T. Pennock ; milliner}’, Mrs. L. L. Meader ; organs 
 and sewing machines. W. W. Millen. 
 
 Woodsvilie— Postmaster —C. B. Smith. 
 
 Hotel—Parker, House, E. G. Parker, J. L. Davis. 
 
 Lawyers —S. B. Page, C. E George. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Ira Whitcher; lumber and boxes, Smith 
 & Foss; shovel bandies, Johnson & Smith. 
 
 j Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, Wm. Sly, E. W. Balkum; 
 hair divssers, C. II. Ayer, B. M. Blake; harness maker, N. S. Noyes; 
 jeweler, W. K. Wallace; masons, M. B. Stevens, Geo. W.‘Lyons ; paint¬ 
 ers, S. C. Young, A. W. Moulton : shoemaker, A. K. Wallace. 
 
 I Merchants —j. Burton, S. L. Es tab rooks, A. H. Leighton & Co., J. II. 
 Cutting, Ramsay & George; drugs and medicines, E. B. Mann & Co.; 
 flour and grain at wholesale, H. E. Fletcher & Co., N. R. Ramsey ; 
 flour and lime, IT. W T . Ramsey. 
 
 Physician —J. Me Nal>. Exp. & Tel. Ag’t. —G. B. Davison. 
 HEBRON, ORA FTOA —Pop., 382. N. W. from C., 40 ; W. from 
 Plymouth, 12. R. R. S. —Bristol, on Bristol Br It. It. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Mark Jewell; Treas., J. P. Sanborn; Selectmen, 
 J. P. Sanborn, W. C. Ross, J. W. Sanborn ; Supt., E. K. Follansbee. 
 j Postmasters —C. W. Powers; AasL.David Me Clure. 
 
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 Justice—J. J. Crosby, S‘ate. Church —Union, Charles Nirklin. 
 Hotels —Union House, Frederick Clement; Ceutral House, Cyrus 
 Moore. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths. J. W. Sanborn, D. P. Hardy ; carpenter, 
 and wheelwright, G. C. Lang; tailor, C. W. Powers. 
 
 Merchants—'V. P Bevde. M. A. Wells. 
 
 HiJXXlliEli, MERRIMACK— Pop., 1283. S. W. from C., 15: 
 
 R. R. S. —Heuuiker, on Contoocook Valley K. R. Stage to every 
 train. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , G. C. Preston; Treas., W. 0. Folsom ; Selectmen, 
 
 S. M. Patten, A. F. Farrar. Enos Carter. 
 
 Postmasters— G. Wilkins; West, S. M. Currier. 
 
 Justices —D. S. Carr, J. II. Albin, Nathan Sawyer, L. W. Peabody, 
 W. H. Gilmore, L. W. Cogswell, J. H. Albin, State ; Josiah Morse, 
 S. M. Patten, W. P. Cress}’, 0. II. Noyes, Harrisou Morrill, F. E. Colby, 
 D. W. Cogswell, John Chase, D. K. Robbins, G. H. Hardy, J. H. Hoff¬ 
 man, D. R. Everett. 
 
 Churches —Cong., .T. II. Hoffman: Meth., G. II. Ilardy. 
 
 Hotel —Noyes’, 0. H. Noyes, Livery Stable—0. H. Noyes. 
 
 Ins. Ag’ts —D. S. Care,. Win. C. Folsom. Lawyer —John II. Albin. 
 Literary institution —Henmker Academy S. S. Bean, prin. 
 Manufacturers —coffins, F. AVuitn y; dry n*easure.s, J. Gage & Co.: 
 eather, G. D. Gouli; lumber, 0. H. Noyes, D. F. Wyman, G. W. Rice; 
 mackerel kits, G. W. S. Dow; paper. Contoocook Paper Valley Co.; 
 West , C. R. Bacon; tin ware, K. Hardman. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, D. W. Cogswell, W. Chandler. G. L. Flint, 
 Harris Campbell, L. W. P.estonT J. A. Andrews; carpenters, John 
 Hill, Hiram Marsh, C. R. Bacon, W. C. Gogswell ; cooper, Moses Gar¬ 
 land ; flour and meal, Dillingham Sc Co., John Gutrerson; harness 
 maker, C. H. Sargent; painters, W. P. Cressy, C. C. Hill; shoe maker, 
 H. E. Merrick; tailor, Jesse Webster; wheelwright, James W.lkins. 
 
 Merchants — Everett & Preston, W. 0. Folsom ; We^st, S. M. Carrier, 
 auctioneers, D. W. Cogswell, W. 0. Folsom, D. S. Carr; jeweler, W. T. 
 Sargent; meat, Jacob S. Whitney ; millinery, L. M. Campbell, Mrs. C. 
 Nichols. 
 
 Physicians —L. W. Peabody, G. II, Sanborn ; dentist, S. 0. Bowers 
 Hig’lilanti—A. Post Office in Coos County. 
 
 MERRIMACK— Pop. 620. N. W. from C. 25. R. R. S.— 
 Hill, on Bristol Branch R. R.; Danbury,5, on Northern R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— n lerk, J. W. Favor; Treas., M. J. Morrill; Selectmen, 
 M. J. Morrill. W. B. Cawley, F. B. Shaw; Supts., II. A. Stratton, J. P. 
 Ladd. Postmaster, Express & Tel. Ag’t. —G. D. Stackpoie. 
 
 Justices —G. A. Sumner, Slate; J. R. Rowell, I. T. Parker. G. D. 
 Stackpoie, M. F. Little. 
 
 Churches —Chris., E. H. Wright; West Parish,-. 
 
 Hotel —J. P. Ladd. 
 
 Manufacturers —carriages and sleighs, G. A. Sumner; glass cut¬ 
 ters and light hardware, F. R. Woodward; improved riveted latch 
 needles, G. H. Adams & Co., organs, Williams & Eatou; lumber, W. B. 
 Cawley. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, H. Morrill; coopers, R. Calley, Jos. Pres¬ 
 cott; job priuter, F. R. Woodward. 
 
 Merchants — G. D. Stackpoie. Eaton & Mason. 
 
 HiiiLSBOlttFUGfH:, HILLSBOROlfGH-Pop . 1595. W. fr. 
 C., 25 ; N. W. from Nashua,32 ; N. W. fr. M inciiester, 27 ill. R. R. S. 
 — Hillsborough Bridge. 2 l /2 m. on C. V R. R. St ige twice a day. 
 
94 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , J. B. Whittemore ; Treas., J. C. Campbell; Se¬ 
 lectmen , Cornelius Ooolidge, G. F. Saltmarsli, J. P. Gibson; Supt., Harry 
 Brickett. i 
 
 : Postmasters —J. G. Dickey; Center, Elizabeth Nelson ; Upper Vil-\ 
 lage, C. W. Conn. 
 
 Justices —H. D. Pierce, T. N. Goodale, Cornelius Cuolidge, Edgarj 
 Hazen, W. H. Manahan, J. M. Curtis, B. K. Webber, F. H. Pierce, J. 
 II. T. Newell, D. F. Whittle, State ; J. C. Campbell, A. C. Burnham, E. 
 M. Wilkins, M. M. Hadley, F. W. Gould, G. E. Hoyt, Horace Atwood. 
 
 Churches — Center , Cong., John Adams ; Meth., H. Chandler. 
 
 Hotel —St. Charles, G. A. Sackett. 
 
 Lawyer —II. D. Pierce. 
 
 Manufacturers —leather S. A. Brown^ lumber, J. G. Dickey, S. An¬ 
 drews, T. A. B. Young; haircloth, Wm. Libby. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, G. F. Thompson, Geo. Saltmarsh, F. B. 
 
 Abbott; Center , B. Priest; carpenter, Center , E. C. Hoyt; harness 
 maker, S. S. Wilkinson; mason, Upper Village , A. P. Ferry ; shoe¬ 
 maker, E. Smith ; painter, E. J Wiley. 
 
 Merchants —Onslow Gilmore, D. S. Roach, J. P. Gibson; auction¬ 
 eer, W. H. Manahan. 
 
 Physicians —J. Q. A. French, John Goodell. 
 
 Bridge—Postmistress— Mrs. Martha Lovering. 
 
 Churches —Cong. H. Brickett; Meth.. G.'N. Bryant. 
 
 Literary Institution— Valley Academy, Harry Brickett, prin. 
 
 Exp. Agent— H. H. Whittle. Tel. Aa ! t— R. C. Dickey. 
 
 Hotel —Talley, Childs Brothers. Billiard Saloon —W. H. Foster. 
 
 Lawyers —B K. Webber, A. B. Spaulding, F. H. Pierce 
 
 Livery Stables —Fmmons Newman, J. Porter. 
 
 Manufacturers —baker, J. W. Thompson ; bedstead 5 ;, W. II. Mana¬ 
 han, cupper, “tin and sheet iron, Newman & Colby; flour and grain, 
 Hale & Robbins; gents hose, G. D. Peasley; lumber, R. E. Loveren, 
 Wm. Merrill ; machine needles, II. Grady ; paper boxes, W. S. Lov¬ 
 eren : hoots and shoes, A. Merrill, ag’t; shirts and drawers, J. B. 
 Smith, 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, J. II. Eaton ; carpenters, W. 
 Prichard & Son, P. H. Rumrill, C. H. Clough, Wm. Emerson; dress 
 making, Clara Steele, Mrs. A. M. Emerson ; hair dresser, II. B. Eaton; 
 harness makers, F. P. Sleeper & Co.; machinists and iron founders, 
 T. McClintock & Son ; masons, F. Sleeper, F. Scribner ; painters, T. A. 
 Burt, Alonzo Codman, Chas. Knott; photographer, F. D. Darrah ; 
 printers, Holton & Ferry ; tailors, S. H. Bakei ; wheelwrighis, S. D. 
 Hastings. 
 
 Merchants —J. S. Butler, Dutton & Morse, II. Marcy, Morrill & 
 Morrill, L. B. Baily.; auctioneers, J. II. Lovering, F. W. Gould; 
 clocks, watches and jewelry, J. E. Russell, H. W. Cowles; clothing 
 and furnishing goods. S. II. Baker; coffins and caskets S. D. Hast 
 ings ; confectionery and cigars, Chas. R. Jameson; drugs and medi¬ 
 cines, R. C. Dickey, II. Marcy ; fancy goods and notions, A. M. Wyman; 
 fish, 0. D. Thompson ; flour and graiu, S. D. Wyman; furniture, G. W. 
 Stewart; ice, D. M. Buxton; meat, Kimball Bros., J. G. Dodge ; mil. 
 linery, James Newman, C. F. Greenleaf; proeduce, J. G. Dodge 
 
 Physicians — A. C. Burnham, M. H. Felt G. W. Cook ; homeo., I. P. 
 Chase ; dentists, F. P. Newman. 
 
 HINSDALE. CHESHIRE —Pop., 1342. S. W. from C., 75; S’ 
 W. from Keene, 19. R. R. S. —Hinsdale, on Ashuelot R. R. Hack to 
 all trains. 
 
 i OFFICERS— Clerk and Tr^as., G. W. Holland; Selectmen , Geo. Well-j 
 
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 95 
 
 man, C. J. Amidon, H. H. Day; Supts ., W. S. Leonard, E. Bradford. 
 M C Dix 
 
 | Postmaster & Tel. Ag’t—F. D. Fisk. Livery Stable— S. E. Perham. 
 H. F. Fisk. 
 
 Justices — W. S. Barrows, L. B. Lamson, F. J. Barber, H. F. 
 Horton, &'late: Geo. Welman, G. C. Barber. 
 
 Churches —Bap.,-; North ,-; Cong.,-; 
 
 Meth., E. Bradford; Univ., John Hilton. 
 
 Exp. A.g’t— E. Stebbins. Hotel —Ashuelot House, H. M. Slate. 
 Insurance Agents —W. S. Barrows, F. J. Barber, G. S. Wilder. 
 Manufacturers —bolts, C. E. Hunter; boxes, John Snow ; cashmer- 
 ets, Haile, Frost k Co., C. J. Amidon ; chisels and drawing knives,} 
 
 G. S. Wilder; Granite State mowing machines, Newhall & Stebbins; 
 iron foundry, T. W. Saben; leather, J. U. Beers ; lumber, M. H. Bard- 
 'well, Ansel Dickinson, L. A. Parks ; planing mill and water tubing, 
 L. A. Parks; soap, E. & N. Worden k Co.; water wheels. Holman k 
 Merriman ; wrapping paper, George Robertson k Son, G. C.Fisk. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, L. W. Follett, Q. W. Cobb: 
 carpenters, G. A. Day, Sewell Day, Holton k Gale, 0. B. Tyler, E. 
 Blanchard, A. Gilbert, Charles Smith, W. H. Fuller, John Hancock, 
 J. Holden; cooper, J. Corless; dress makers, Mrs. George Curtis, 
 Miss Sophia Doolittle, Mrs. Mary A. Priest, Mrs. L. Wellman, Mrs. 
 Howard, Misses Gale; hair dre>ser6, G. A. Johnson, P. P. Woodbury ; 
 harness maker, E. L. Walker; machinists, Holman k Merriman, New- 
 }hall & Stebins ; mason, Geo. Alexander; millwright, L. B. Lamson ; 
 painters, R. 0. Eaton, (carriage and sign) N. E. Pratt, (house) Timo¬ 
 thy Wyman, G. W. Johnson, Jas. Andrews, D. D. Ball; photographer, 
 
 H. C. Dustin ; printer, C. S. Farr; shot makers, Z. E. Leonard, H. L. 
 Porter; tailor, C. E. Marden ; wheelwrights, J. W. Battle, M. S. Leach. 
 
 Merchants —G. W. Holland, F. D. Fisk, C. Robb k Curtis; books 
 ■& stationery, Hunter k Co.; boots and shoes, Harris k Co.; coal, grain' 
 k feed, C. D. Whittaker k Son; confectionery, II. W. Thayer, J. II. 
 Henry, G. A. Johnson ; drugs, L. A Lamson, 0. J. Martin ; fancy good9. 
 0. J. Martin, Hunter & Co.; fancy poultry, P. F. Amidon ; furniture, F. 
 Jackson ; groceries, Wm, Evans ; hardware, paints, oils Ac., L. A. 
 Lamson ; jewelry, Frank Jackson ; lumber, C. A. Mason; meat, R. T. 
 Blodgett, P. W. Taylor; meat and groceries. D. L. Sanderson ; millin¬ 
 ery, Mrs. L. P. Wise, Miss L. F. Cooper; tin ware and stoves, J. B. 
 Mitchell, J. A. Marden. 
 
 Physicians —W. S. Leonard, M. C. Dix; eclec., 0. J. Martin; den¬ 
 tist. W. C. Barrett, W. E. Fay. 
 
 ISOEDERNESS, GRAFTON— Pop. 937. N. from C. SO; E. 
 from Plymouth, 7. R. R. S .—Ashland, 4, on B. C. k M. R. R. Stage 
 and mail tri-weekly. 
 
 j OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas ., N. B. Whitten ; Selectmen, Stephen 
 Ethridge, C. R. Cox, Jesse Currier; Supt., Tlios. Cox. 
 
 Postmaster— N. B. Whitten. 
 
 Physician —D. B. Tucker. 
 
 Justices—A. L. Shaw, Russell Cox, D. H. Cox, Sanrl Smith 2d, State ; 
 W. B. Cox, N. B. Whitt; n, J. B. Huckins, D. C. Worthen. 
 
 Manufacturers —coffins, G. W. Shepard; lumber, S. 31. Worthen, p. 
 o. ad., Ashland, C. 31. Ames, p. o. ad., Plymouth ; lumber, packing 
 boxes, shingles, clapboards, cloth boards and salt boxes, H. H. Shepard. 
 Mechanic —cooper, James Lowe. Merchant —N. B. Whitten. 
 HOLLIS, HILLSBOROUGH—Top., 1080. S. from C., 38; W. 
 from Nashua, 8. R. R. S .— llollis, on Nashua k Worcester R. R., 
 miles from Center. Stage three times a day. 
 
96 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk,G. A. Burge;v Treas., S. M. Spaulding; Selectmen , 
 T. E. Flagg, J. A. Coburn, Guvs. W. Hardy; Supt., II. L. Kelsey. 
 
 Postmaster —George A. Burge. 
 
 Justices—E. T. W leeler, J. B. Perkins, R. L. Farley, J. W. Per-i 
 kins, State ; John Farley, Quorum; 0. A. Read, E. J. Colburn, 0. P. 
 Eastman, C. S. Spauld ng. A. J. Fariey, Win. H. Rideout, G. A. Messer. 
 
 Church —Cong., II. L. Kelsey. Exp. Agent —Darius Badd. 
 
 Manufacturers —brooms, L. J. Nutting; coopers tools, Levi Pierce; 
 pump', Nathan Wil oughby. 
 
 Mechanics —backsmiths, C. B. Ric’ ardson, A. R. Lovejoy. J. S. 
 Horton; carpenters, Noah Lovejoy, A. H. B 11s, Caleb Farley, Nathan 
 Willoughby. G. A. Messer; coopers, Worcester Bros., E I ward Hardy, 
 Proctor Bros.; painters, C. F. Chase, Alfred Farley, J. C. Hildredth; 
 shoe maker, J Gate*; wheelwrights. B. L. Farley, T. French. 
 
 Merchants —G. A. Burge; auctioneers, J. B. Perkins, G. A. Burge: 
 clocks and watches, Ebenezer Baldwin. 
 
 Physicians —TI W. Willoughby. Win. P. Cutter. 
 
 HOOK^ETT, MERRIMACK— Pop., 1331. S. E. from C., <J. ! 
 R. R. S. — Mooksett, on C. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , J. W. Converse; Treas., H. B. Otterson : Se¬ 
 lectman, G. A. R »bie, M. L. Whitney, J. S. C >1 e; Supt., J. II. Adams. 
 
 Postmaster —F. C. Towle. Ex. & Tel. Ag’t —li. A. Lautry. 
 
 Justices —Natt Head, Jesse Gault, J. W. Prescott, W. C. Kellogg 
 State ; G. A. Robie, A. W. Prescott, J. S. Burbank, B. A. Ham. 
 
 Church—Meth . S. G. Kellogg. 
 
 Hotels— A yer House, Horace Burney; Stearns House, John Stearns, j 
 
 Livery Stables —J. w. Prescott, Samuel Head. 2d, J. 0. Ingalls. 
 
 Manufacturers —bricks, N. & W. F. Head, Jesse Guilt, Samuel 
 Head, Charles Biiley; cambrics, Hooksett MauuPg Co., E. H. Nut¬ 
 ting. ag’t : lumber, N. &. W. F. Head. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans— blacksmith, G. A. Robie; carpenter, S. F. 
 Goodaie; hair dresser, Horace Parker; harness maker, B. J. Gile; 
 machinist, 0. W. Peaslee; mason, W. B. Jones. 
 
 Merchants —F. C. Towle, S. D. Me Affee & Co., G. W. Hazcltine & 
 Co.; millinery. De Corine Co. Physician —I. H. Adams. 
 
 HOPKOffON, MERRIMACK— Pop., 1819. S. W. from C., 12. 
 R. R. S. —Hopkinton, on C. & C. R. R. D tily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS—D. L. Gage; Treas., G. A. Curtice: Selectmen, 
 Eli A Boutwell, L II. Dearborn G. A.Steveus; Supt., H. W. Green, 
 C. A. Harvey, II. P. Dustin, 
 
 Postmasters— D. L. Gage; West, Henry Wheeler. 
 
 Justices—C. G. Hawtiiorn, I. D. Merrill, J. F. Jones. E. C. Bailey, 
 G. K. Goodrich, H. W. Greene, J. M. Conner, Phineas Clough, State ;! 
 Isaac Story, G. W. Currier, P. M. Flanders, Quorum; Charles Could, 1 
 G. B. Hardy, R. P. Copps, S. S. Page. J. M. Harvey, G. A. Curtice, D. 
 L. Gage. H. D. Dustin, G. C. Blaisdell, J. F. Burnham, G. W. French, 
 Wm. Colby, W. S. Davis, J. S. Kimball, jr. 
 
 Churches —Bap., W. S. Tucker; Cong., C. A. Stone; Epis., Hall 
 Harrison. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t —A. Simonds. Hotel —G. G. Bailey. 
 
 Lawyers— H. W. Green, C. G. Hawthorn. 
 
 Manufacturers— leather, II. J. Chase. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmith, Horace Edmunds : carpenter, 
 E. B. Dunbar; cooper, A. C. Sargent; hair dresser, S. R. Adams; 1 
 masons, George Cboat, J. L. Hayes; painters. Mel via Colby, Isaac 
 iStory, Geo. F. Tilton : whe *lw ights. B. 0. Kimball, W. G. Thompson.; 
 
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 Merchants —D. L. Gage & Co., Kimball & Co.; auctioneer, H. W. 
 Green ; meat, E. D. French; millinery, Miss J. M. Johnson. 
 Physician —Alexander Rogers, C. H. Harriman. 
 
 Contoocock— Postmaster— E. W. Stevens. 
 
 Churches —F. Bap.,J. C. Osgood; Chris., N. D. Sleeper; Meth., 
 Lewis Howard; Sweedenborgian, Charles Hardon. 
 
 Ex. & Tel. Ag’t —A. H. Currier. Ins. Ag’t —J. F. Jones. 
 
 Hotel—Contoocock House, C. E.Taylor. 
 
 Literary Institution —Contoocock Academy, Charles Hardon, prin. 
 Manufacturers —carriages and sleighs, E. Upton ; lumber, Harvey 
 Chase, J. F. & E. D. Burnham, Henry Wheeler; lumber and kits 
 (steam) Kempton and Morrill. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, F. J. Mudgett, F. Webster, H. Dow; 
 carpenter. C. Montgomery ; mason, J. H. Bacon ; painters, Nichols Bros. 
 
 Merchants—G. A. Curtice, W. II. Hardy, E. Wyman, R. P. Fland-, 
 ers ; auctioneer, G. B. Hardy; fi*h, David Williams ; meat, H. M. 
 Davis ; stoves and tinware, G. H. Ketchum. 
 
 Physicians —J. W. Wilson, G. C Blaisdell, D. 0. Collins. 
 
 Horn’s Mill’s—See Wakefield. 
 
 HUDSON, HILLSBORO— Pop., 1066. S. E. from C. 38. R. R. 
 S. Hudson Center, on N. & R. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas., James Emery; Selectmen, John M. 
 Thompson, Chas. Steele, G. W. Trow ; Supts ., D, 0. Smith, James 
 Emery. 
 
 Postmasters —Eli Hamlet, N. P. Webster. 
 
 Justices —W. H. Chase, S. D. Greeley, State ; Kimball Wbester, J. 
 Merrill, S. A. Steele, Sam’l Greeley. 
 
 Churches— Bap., G. W. Kenney; Cong., J. W. Haley; Meth., A. F. 
 Baxter. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, T. J. Solomon; file cutters, Edwin Wil¬ 
 loughby, Samuel Walton; wheelwrights, J. Carnes, E. Martin. 
 Merchants —N. P. Webster, H. G. Lewis. 
 
 Physicians —James Emery. D. 0. Smith. 
 
 JACKSON, CARROLL— Pop., 474. N. E. from C. 90. N. from 
 Ossipee, 40. R. R. S —Glen station 3;miles, on P. & 0. R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, G.W. Meserve ; Treas., 0. P. Meserve : Selectmen 
 Geo. W. Meserve, C. W. Carlton, J. M. Towle \Supt., Chas. W. Carlton. 
 Postmaster —0. P. Meserve. 
 
 Justices— G. P. Meserve, Jonathan Gale, State ; J.B. Trickey, G. 
 W. Meserve, M. C. Wentworth. 
 
 Church —F. Bap.,-. 
 
 Hotels—Jackson Falls, Trickey Bros.; Thorne Mt., M. C. Went¬ 
 worth ; Glen Ellis House, N. T. Stilling. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Jackson Manufg Co., C. F. Perkins, J. 
 M. Meserve, J. H. Dearborn, C. E. Gale. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, J. D. Towle, Wm. Ward ; carpenters, D. 
 F. Drew, Wm. Copp, Chas. Meserve; masons, Silas Perkins, Wm. Copp ; 
 wheelwrights, G. M. Fernald, C. W. Gray. 
 
 Merchants —Bucknell & Kimball, A. L. Stillings. 
 
 Physician —Daniel Dinsmore. 
 
 JAFFREY, CHESHIRE—V op. 1266. S. W. from C., 45; S. E. 
 from Keene, 15. R. R. S. —East Jaffrey, on Monandock R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, J. P. Frost; Treas., East, C. H. Powers ; Select¬ 
 men, H. A. Turner, C. S. Bailey, John A. Cutter ; Supt., J. H. Little ; 
 Agent, S. B. Fiske. 
 
 Postmaster & Physician—G. A. Phelps. Ex. Ag’t—Aaron Perkins. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 98 
 
 Justices —John Fox, F. H. Cutter, F. S. Pierce, State ; G. A. Phelps, 
 0. H. Bradley, J. P. Frost, J. W. Fassett, Alfred Sawyer, H. B. Wheel-, 
 er, H. B. Aldrich, L. N. Willoughby. 
 
 Church — Center, Cong., supplied by J. F. Bassett. 
 
 Hotel — Center , Cutter’s, Jonas Cutter; Central House, H. B. 
 Wheeler. 
 
 Literary Institution— Conant High School. 
 
 Manufacturers — Center, leather, Julius Cutter ; chair stuff, Heath 
 & Gilmore ; shoes, Luke French. 
 
 I Mechanics — Center, blacksmiths, Joseph Smith & Son ; carpenters, 
 IV. D. Shattuck, Alvah Parker, J. P. Frost ; cooper. Elbridge Baldwin; 
 dress makers, Center , Miss E. R. Gibbs, Mrs. E. Woodman, Mrs. G. L. 
 Rice. 
 
 Merchants — Center, J. T. Bigelow ; anctioneer, J. E. Baldwin. 
 East— Postmaster —Peter Upton. 
 
 Churches —Bap., L. J. Dean ; Cong., W. H. Dowden ;^Univ., J. H. 
 Little. Hotel —Granite State, Benj. Pierce. 
 
 Livery Stables —H. A. Turner, Aaron Perkins. 
 
 Manufacturers —wooden ware, Alvin J. & James E. Bemis; brooms, 
 C. A. Rand ; blue drilling, White Bros; nestboxes, Annett & Mur¬ 
 dock ; shoes, G. Fairbanks ; shoe knives, Wilbur Webster. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, D. A. Colburn, Ira Gardner; 
 carpenters, L. L. Pierce, Liberty Towne, Sylvester Towne, G. A. Towne, 
 |B. E. Bartlett, S. B. Robinson; cooper, N. C. Shedd; dressmaker, ( 
 ‘Mrs. T. Hanscom ; hair dresser, A. Caldwell; gunsmith, J. S. Dutton ; 
 'masons, I. C. Ryan, W. H. Ingraham ; painters, Fred Stevens, Frank 
 jWellman, Elbridge Wilbur, H. C. Hunt; tailors, M. W. Ray, J. At¬ 
 kinson ; wheelwrights, Mower & Allen. 
 
 j Merchants —J. S. Lacy, C. II. Powers, Walter Goodnow & Co.; auc¬ 
 tioneers, Pierce and Fuller, drugs and medicines, S. B. Fisk; lum- 
 oer, W. E. Goodnow; meat, Colburn & Robins, Reuben Pierce ; milk, 
 John B. Shedd. 
 
 Fhysicians —0. H. Bradley, dentist, G. C. Duncan. 
 JEFFERSON, COOS —Pop. 825. N. from C., 116; S. E. from 
 Lancaster, 7. Daily stage. R. R. S. —Jefferson, on Browns Lumber 
 Co.’s R, R , 2^ m. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, J. A. Hicks; Treas., E. B. Rogers; Selectmen,\ 
 Benj. Tuttle, Wm. Crawshaw. E. S. James ; Supt., J. H. Brown. 
 Postmaster, Tel. Ag’t & Merchant— A. F. M*on. 
 
 Justices —J. A. Hicks, B. H. Plaisted N. It. Perkins, State] A. M. 
 Pottle, B.R. Kenison, A. F. Mason, A. L. Berry, J. M. Morse. 
 
 Churches— C. Bap.,-; Meth., J. H. Brown. 
 
 Hotels & Livery Stables—Waumbeck House, J. R. Crocker ; Mt. 
 Adams House, Crawshaw & Co.; Summer Boarding Houses, Bedell Bro’s 
 & Co.; Plaisted House, B. H. Plaisted; Crawford House, E. A. Craw¬ 
 ford ; Pliny Range House, G. W. Crawford ; Highland House, G. A. & 
 J. L. Pottle; The Maples, Mrs. M. H. Bowles. 
 
 Manufacturers —flour, W. R. Evans ; lumber, Browns lumber Co. 
 Jeremiah Ricker, Albert Bennett, Parcher & Co., Franklin Reed, Jew¬ 
 ett & Gray ; starch, B. S. Plaisted, Plaisted & Roberts, Tuttle & Craw¬ 
 ford, N. R. Perkins. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Nicholas Tuttle; carpenters, George 
 Crawford, W. H. Somers, J. Goodall ; wheelwright, H. M. Grant. 
 Physician —C. H. Burnham. Tei. Ag’t —A. F. Mason. 
 
 KEENE, CHESHIRE— Shire town. Pop., 7000. S. W. from C., 
 52. R. R. S. —Keene, on Cheshire R. R. _ 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 99, 
 
 OFFICERS— Mayor, R. Stewart; City Clerk, L. C. Doolittle; Treas. f \ 
 
 G. W. Tilden ; Aldermen , Ward 1, G. W. Rail; Ward 2, G. R. Wright; 
 Ward 3, I. F. Prouty ; Ward 4, G. H. Tilden ; Ward 5, E. C. Thayer ; 
 City Marshall, E. R. Locke; Chief Engineer, Wm. Babbitt; Clerk of 
 Council, C. A. Gale, 
 
 Postmaster—A. Smith. 
 
 Justices —F. A. Faulkner, S. A. Carter, J. J. Allen, jr., Edward 
 Farrar, G. F. Starkweather, C. C. Webster, F. A. Perry, W. P. Abbott, 
 D. II. Woodward, F. F. Lane, Edward Gustine, C. F. Webster, Hiram 
 Blake, J. H. Elliott, Allen Giffin, C. F. Rowell, Isaac Aldrich, D. W 
 Buckminister, Hosea Foster, J. R. Beal, Silas Hardy, C. II. Whitney’ 
 J. S. Taft, J. W. Babbitt, State ; R. J. Holt, F. C. Fauikner, J. G. Perry’ 
 J. Q. Fuller, V. A. Wright, E. F. Lane, Reuben Stewart. W. S. Briggs,- 
 S. B. Aldrich, George Tilden, F. E. Newcomb, I. W. Russell, H. 0* 
 Coolidge, J. W. Herrick, Jason French, J. N. Morse, Alonzo Kingsley* 
 F. H. Kingsbury, J. G. Joslyn, G. W. Tilden, S. 0. Gates, Samuel Nimsv 
 0. G. Dort, L. C. Doolittle, G. H. Gilbert, E. D. Knight, J. L. Bolster* 
 
 H. S. Martin, J. Humphrey, L. WHolmes, J. J. Albee, M. T. Totting’ 
 ham, I. F. Prouty, W. H. Spalter, H. S. Martin, E. D. Knight, F. A- 
 Barker, A. S. Whitcomb, H. P. Muchmore, S. White, E. P. Dole, C. K- 
 Pemberton, W. H. Elliott, A. W. Baker, B. Ripley, E. R. Locke, A.P* 
 Little, G. A. Litchfield, Alonzo Kingsley, LeoDard Wellington, Joseph 
 Whitney. 
 
 Churches —Bap., W. H. Eaton, D. D.; 1st Cong., Cyrus Richardson ; 
 2d Cong., J. A. Leach; Epis., G. W. Brown : Meth., G. W. Norris ; R. 
 Cath., Patrick Holohan ; Unita., W. 0. White; Univ., W. W. Hayward 
 Eating Houses —N. G. Guernsey, 0. Lettenmayer, A. J. Aldrich, 
 C. P. Colton, Amos Gale. f 
 
 Exp. Ag’t —F. A. Barker. Tel. Ag’ts —D. R. Calef, C. H. Cutter. 
 Hotels —Cheshire House, M. J. Sherman; Eagle, A. R. Mason; 
 City Hotel, H. Coulliard. 
 
 Lawyers —F. A.Faulkner, A. T.Batchelder, F. F. Lane, D. K. Healey, 
 C. C. Webster, D. H. Woodward, Leonard Wellington, Hiram Blake, 
 Silas Hardy, L. W. Holmes, E. P. Dole, F. C. Faulkner, W. H. Elliot. 
 Literary Institution —Keene High School, Frank H. Hooper, prin. 
 Livery Stables —G. w. Todd, L. Martin & Son, David Russell. 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, N. S. Warren; book binders and 
 blank book manufacturers. G. H. Tilden & Co., W. H. Spalter; brush 
 aud duster handles, A. S. Whitcomb; chairs, Keene Chair Co., W. W. 
 Mason, Supt.: Cheshire Chair Co.; flannel, Faulkner <fe Colony ; flour and 
 feed, Hope Steam Mills, J. M. Farnum; furniture, Keene Furniture 
 Co., Beaver Brook Furniture Co., N. G. Woodbury, supt., glue, Keene 
 Glue Co.; granite, Keene Granite Works, H. A. Bod well, supt.; leather, 
 Bigelow & Symonds, Frank Foster; novelty revolving flower stands,' 
 0. A. Bingham ; pails and tubs, Hope Steam Mills ; pots and earthen 
 ware, J. S. Taft & Co.; sash, doors and blinds, Nims, Whitney & Co.; 
 seine hoops and plant protectors, D. M. Nichols. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —bakers, P. B. Haywood & Co., A. A. Stone; 
 blacksmiths, Grosvenor Brooks. F. B., Benton, Jones & Freeman, W. H. 
 Brooks, Spencer & Son, Geo. Holmes, Reuben Ray, R. C. Jones; car¬ 
 penters, H. P. Muchmore, Geo. Flint, W. H. Trask, 0. Gleason, Henry 
 Purcell, A. R. & E. S. Foster, W. Bassett, G. 0. Wardwell, J. Q. 
 Jones, Carlos Quinn, W. J. "Sawyer, Harvey Ballou ; civil engineer, 
 A. P. Little ; cooper, J. H. Bates; hair dressers, Orford French, 
 
 I. D. Gates, C. II. Parker, G. H. Willard, A. L. Robinson ; harness 
 makers, S. S. Wilkinson, John Carpenter, E. Geer; iron founder, 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 100 
 
 Moses Ellis <fe Co.; machinists, Humphrey Machine Co., H. W. Hub¬ 
 bard; marble workers, J. C. Field, Keene Marble and Granite Co.; 
 masons, S. B. Davis, G. F. Chamberlain, Augustus Trask, Charles Gif- 
 fin, Edward Lynch, Michael Carroll; painters, Alison Clark, W. F. 
 Whitcomb," A. E. Metcalf, D. A. Newton, D. C. Knight, R. McGovern, 
 Simeon Gould, Orin Woods, E. G. Metcalf, Albert Kingsbury (carriage 
 and sign,) F. B. Clark, A. L. Harkness; photographers, J. A. French, 
 H. Ollis; printers, Sentinel Printing Co., J. N. Morse, W. B. Allen; 
 tailors, J. R. Beal & Co., Ball, Perry & Co., Amidon & Chase, J. F. & 
 F. H. Whitcomb, Herbert Dodge ; watchmakers, A. ,B. & S. W. Skin¬ 
 ner, S. Wards-worth & Co., J. A. Thayer, Keyes & Stratton; wheel¬ 
 wrights, J. & F. French & Co , C. N. Tottingham & Co. 
 
 Merchants—auctioneers, Isaac Aldrich, H. Cooper, Hills <5: Rice; 
 books, stationery and periodicals, G. H. Tilden & Co., W. H. Spalter & 
 Co.; boots and shoes, Leonard Wright, S. Spaulding, W. 0. Wilson, C. 
 Cummings & Son, C. G. Shedd k Co., Wilbur k Son, Lavery Brothers, 
 A. W. Baker k Co.; clocks and watches, S. Wardsworth k Co., J. A. 
 Thayer, Keyes k Stratton, A. B. k S. W. Skinner; clothing, D. E. Ladd 
 k Co., J. R. Beal k *Co , J. F. & F. H. Whitcomb, Amadon k Chase, 
 Ball, Perry k Co.; dry goods, F. C. Hardy, W. P. Chamberlain, J. F. k 
 
 F. H. Whitcomb, S. L. Randall, S. D. Osborne, S. H. Piper k Sons ; dry 
 goods and groceries, A. H. Grimes, Keyes & Stratton, Ruel Nims ; 
 drugs and medicines, Dort & Chandler, Hills & Bullard, G. J. Appleton 
 & Co., Hiland k Dort; fancy goods and notions, Hiland & Dort, Alfred 
 Spaulding, L. A. Huntley ; fish, S. Babcock & Sons, Emery k Co., R. J. 
 Doran; florists, Ellis Bros.; furniture, M. T. Tottingham, Cheshire 
 Furniture Store,A. W. Greene ; groceries, C. Bridgeman & Co., W. k 
 T. J. French, R. Nims, J. M. Farnum, Keyes k Stratton, Pollard k 
 Holbrook, P. H. Me Cushing; hardware, I. N. Spencer & Co., Knowl- 
 ;ton & Stone; hats and caps, Bill & Tenney, Seward, Willard & Co., R. 
 Nims, D. E. Ladd & Co., Ball, Perry & Co.; ladies furnishing goods, 
 Mrs. R. E. Danforth; millinery, Mrs. A. E. Bennett, Miss S. Heaton, 
 Mrs. L. A. Alexander, S.L. Randall ; musical instruments and music, 
 
 G. H. Tilden & Co., Foster & Merrill, W. H. Spalter k Co., E. Foster, 
 L. C. Doolittle, J. G. Joslin, G. F. Nichols ; provisions, Nims & Wright. 
 Jackson k Co., Bancroft k Griswold, J. Adams k Co., C. 0. Me Duffee 
 k Co., Burr k Bradford ; stoves and tin ware, Davis & Wright, Downer 
 k Saker, Kirk & Sewell ; tobacco and cigars, C. H. Drummer, F. Petts, 
 0. Lettenmayer; variety store, Elbridge Clark. 
 
 Physicians—G. B. Twitchell. A. S. Carpenter, T. B. Kittredge, I. F. 
 Prouty, Mrs. G. C. Hill. W. H. Geddes, G. C. Hill, W R. Dunham ; 
 homeo., G. W. Flagg, H. H. Darling, John H.'Leech : thomp., J. F. Jen- 
 nison; dentists, Stratton k Loveland, Russell k Mellen, G. H. Russell. 
 
 Public Library—4000 vols., Robert Brooks, librarian. Open Mon. 
 Wed. and Sat., from 2 to 8, P. M. 
 
 KEXSIXGTOX, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 641. S. E. from C., 1 
 44; S. W. from Portsmouth, 15 ; S. from Exeter, 4. R.R. S. —Exeter 
 and Amesbury, on B. & M. R. R. Stage from Exeter to Amesbury. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, T. H. Blake; Treas., J. W. W. Brown; Select¬ 
 men, J. D. Prescott, J. W. W. Brown, J. N. Austin ; Supt., Joseph W. 
 Brown. 
 
 Postmaster—Francis Hilliard. 
 
 Justices—W. N. Shaw, F. D. Chandler, State ; J. W. Brown, Quo¬ 
 rum ; S. Green, J. T. Blake, A. T. Rowe, J. E. Brown, W. H. Ilodgdon. 
 
 Churches—Chris., Joel Wilson; Cong., Fred Chandler; Univ., Wil¬ 
 lard Spaulding. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 101 
 
 Manufacturers— lumber, Frank Hilliard, plows, J. French. 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Joseph Poor, J. F. Badger, H. D. Pea¬ 
 cock ; carpenters, J. F. Blake, Jos. Tilton, J. W. Shaw, John Page; 
 mason, Frank Brown; painters, T. H. Blake, S. Lamprey; wheel¬ 
 wright, Abraham Eaton. 
 
 Merchants —Francis Hilliard, George Blake; auctioneers, Jos. 
 Poor, J. W. Brown. 
 
 KINGSTON, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 1054. S. E. from C., 38; 
 S. from Exeter, 6. R. R. S .—East Kingston, on B. & M. It. R. Daily 
 stage and mail. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, W. S. Clark ; Selectmen , S. E. Woodman, M. J. 
 French, A. J. Davis. 
 
 Postmaster —L. D. Peaslee. Express Agent —W. S. Clark. 
 Justices —S. Webster, A. J. Cilley, S. E. Woodman, J. W. Collins, 
 State ; C. H. De Rochemont, Quorum ; Thos. Bassett, Amos Kimball, 
 |T. 0. Reynolds, D. L. Goodwin, Moses Page, J. Webster, jr., G. W. 
 Sanborn, W. G. Wilson, D. J. Bakie. 
 
 Churches —Cong., Jacob Chapman; F. Bap.,-; Meth., 
 
 C. H. Chase ; Univ., J. D. Barnes. 
 
 Hotels —Alpha House, M. Frost; Towle’s, D. Towle; Farmer’s, 
 E. A Carter ; International House. 
 
 Literary Institution —Kingston Academy, A. C. Campbell, prin. 
 Manufacturers —body maker, R. W. Peaslee ; carriages, A. C. Chase. 
 
 D. Towle, C. F. Pressey, A. J. Cilley, J. P. Marshall, S. C. Marshall, 
 IW. S. Clark; carriage stocks, J. P. Marshall, J. W. Sanborn, H. W. 
 Marshall ; hubs, A. Goss ; leather, J. W. Sanborn; lumber, J. W. San- 
 iborn, I. W. Silloway, S. Peaslee, J. Webster, jr., R. L. Prescott & Sons ; 
 tin ware, J. T. Clark. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths S. S. Collins, N. Marsh; boot maker, 
 Charles Clark; carpenters, S. E. Woodman, B. F. Rowe, P. FifieId,G. 
 W. Wright, E. T. Webster, J. Stickney; harness maker, A. Tuck; 
 painter, (carriage,) A. J. Cilley ; house J. W. Prescott, J. II. Martin, 
 C. E. Cilley; tanner, J. W. Sanborn ; wheelwright, W.G. Wilson. 
 
 Merchants —carriage stock, J. W. Sanborn, J. P. Marshall, II. W. 
 Marshall; groceries, L. D. Peaslee, J. W. Collins, D. J. & W. A. Baker, 
 II. French; South. G. Fr-Quimby ; meat, W. Iluse. 
 
 Physicians —Thomas Bassett, T. 0. Reynolds, G. W. Sanborn. 
 IiACOJTIA, BELKNAP —Shire town. Pop., 3,500. N. from C. 
 27. R. R. S. —Laconia, on B. C. & M. R. R.; Lake Village, 1 mile, 
 Weir’s, 6 miles. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric ., George A. Hatch; Treas., B. P. Gale ; Selectmen, 
 S. S. Wiggin,G. L. Mead, Joseph Pitman, 2nd; Board of Education, 
 
 E. A. Hibbard, W. L. Melcher, J. T. Busiel, C. F. Stone, George L. 
 Mead ; Overseer, George L. Mead. 
 
 Postmasters —P. Putnam ; Weir's , B. S. George. 
 
 Justices —T. J. Whipple, E. A. Hibbard, E. P. Jewell, B. P. Gale, 
 S. B. Smith, W. L. Melcher, B. M. Sanborn, G. B. Lane, Geo. L. Mead, 
 |L. Gale, L. S. Perley, D. S. Dinsmore, B E. Thurston, S. W. Sanders, 
 |N. E. Smith, G. H. Everett, R. Gove, C. B. Hibbard, D. C. Batchel-j 
 ;der, State ; A. C. Dow, G. F. Leavitt, S. S. Blaisdell, A. Colby, S. M. S.! 
 Moulton, G. A. Hatch, W. F. Knight, 0. W. Tibbetts, J. W. Ashmon,j 
 John Aldrich, J. P. Dockman, J. H. Tilton, John Blaisdell, J. P. Boody,' 
 S. S. Wiggin, L. R. Weeks. 
 
 I Churches —Cong., J. E. Fullerton; F. Bap., L. Malvern: Meth., T. 
 
 Carter; R. Cath., M. J. Goodwin ; Unita.,-. 
 
 I Eating Houses —J. R. Champlin, Holly Tree Inn, -. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 102 
 
 Express Ag’t —H. Whitcher. Tel. Agent —George R. Leavitt. 
 
 Hotels—Willard, G. H. Everett; Laconia, D. B. Story. 
 
 Insurance Agents —fire and life, W. L. Melcher & Co., J. P. Dock- 
 man & Co. 
 
 Lawyers — W. L. Melcher, T. J. Whipple, E. A. Hibbard, E. P. Jew¬ 
 ell, C F Stone, L. Gale, D. S. Dinsmore. 
 
 Livery Stables—A. L. Morrison, .Josiah Howe. 
 
 Manufacturers — brick, Weir’s, M. B. Doe ; carriages, Osgood & 
 Son ; coffins and picture frames, J. Gilbert ; doors, sash and 
 blinds, G. Cook & Co., Merrill & Pearson; freight and passenger cars, 
 Ranlett Manufac’g Co.; hosiery, White Mt. Mills. Granite Hosiery,’ 
 Mills; ladies’ hose, Pitman & Tilton’s Hosiery Mills; ladies’ and men’s 
 merino hose, Laconia Hosiery Co.; men’s merino hose, Gilford Hosiery 
 Co.; men’s half hose, Lake Shore Hosiery Mill; mill works, shafting, 
 machine and foot lathes, S. M S. Moulton ; shoddy, W. M. Busiel ; 
 soap, J. M. Marsh & Co.; White Mt. Cream Freezer Co., T. Sands, 
 Agent; woolens, Laconia Manuf’g Co., Armstrong Marshall & Co. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, J. L. Moore, A. Thompson, 
 J. L. Meserve ; book-binders and paper box makers, E. B. Beaman, F.P. 
 Holt; carpenter, J. G.Jewett; gas fitter, L. C. Dimond ; gunsmith, Wil¬ 
 liam Lawrence; hair dressers, A. Sanborn. W. 0. Whipple, M. C. San-; 
 born; harness makers, Eugene J. Dinsmore, D. J. Dinsmore; marble 
 worker, J. F. Merrill; photographers, S. A. Clark, G. H. Teb'oetts ; 
 printers, W. M. Kendall, jr., Truland Bros., F. H. Coffin ; painters,! 
 (house) K. Knowlton, J. P. Barnum, W. J. Webster, A. J. Wilcomb ; 
 (sign) 0. L. Andrews, F. Buxton; shoemaker, A. Frazier; tailors, 1 
 Smith & Phiibrook, W. F. Knight; wheelwrights, J. F. Sanborn & Co. 
 
 Merchants —Wiggin & Keasor, Pitman & Tilton ; auctioneers, B. M. 
 Sanborn, D. C. Batchelder; books, N. Johnson, jr.; boots and shoes, 
 B. E. Thurston, Otis Beaman, W. F. Knight & Co., E. F. Burleigh, 
 Smith & Phiibrook; clothing, O’Shea Bros., Smith & Phiibrook ; cof¬ 
 fins and picture frames, J. Gilbert; clapboards, shingles and coal, 
 A. C. Leavett; confectionery, C. Thatcher, Wm. Hart, D. F. Cook; 
 dry goods, Lougee Bros., & Co., W. F. Knight & Co., F. R. Gammon, 
 O’Shea Bros.; drugs and medicines, G. F. Mallard, G. A. Hatch, W. E.i 
 Foster; fancy goods, N. Johnson jr.; fish, J. Q. Adams; furniture, 
 Mansur & Knight; groceries, Weston Bros., G. L. Mead, J. P. Atkin¬ 
 son, jr., J. Minchin & Co., A. M. Sanborn & Co., C. P. Clement, Ladd & 
 Keasor, C. K. Sanborn & Co., B. E. Thurston; harnesses and trunks, 
 D. J. Dinsmore; ice, C. H. Lamphrey ; meat, J. F. H. Watson, E. L. 
 Dow; millinery, Everett & Gross, Mrs. Clement; stoves and tin ware,! 
 S. W. Sanders, Wilkinson & Co.; watches and jewelry, S. E. Young & 
 Co., Richard Gove. 
 
 Physicians —E. G. Wilson, T. S. Foster, D. B. Nelson ; eclec., N. L. 
 True; liomeo., A. Lindsday; dentists, G. Y. Pickering, A. H. C. 
 Jewett. 
 
 liake Village—See Gilford. 
 
 LANCASTER, COOS— Shire town. Pop., 3000. N. from C. 
 137. R. R. S. —Lancaster on White Mt. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, J. G. Crawford ; Treas., S. H. Legro; Selectmen, 
 S. H. Legro, R. W. Chesman, John Daley ; Supts ., W. S. Ladd, J. I. 
 Williams, W. D. Weeks. 
 
 Postmaster— C. E. Allen. 
 
 Justices —J. W. Weeks, Wm. Burns, Edmund Brown, H. O. Kent, 
 Ossian Ra} r , W. Ileywood, W. S. Ladd, C. B. Jordan, H. A. Fletcher, 
 I. W. Drew, H. D. F. Young, B. F. Whidden, G. A. Cossitt, J. H.| 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 103 
 
 Buckingham, J. S. Brackett, C. W. Smith, E. F. Fletcher. B. H. Corn¬ 
 ing, S. H. Legro, M. A. Hastings, J. I. Williams, J. W. Flanders, Ja¬ 
 cob Benton, State; C. E. Allen, D. C. Pinkham, Quorum; Richard 
 Fletcher, W. D. Weeks, Hiram Savage, C. B. Allen, B. H. Darby, G. H. 
 Emerson, Henry Haywood, J. G. Crawford, G. S. Stock well, W. A. 
 White, L. S. Stalbird. W. P. Freeman, C. E. McIntyre, Seth Savage, 
 B. F. Hunkin, C. M. Keniston, C. F. Caswell, John Lindsay, F. M. 
 Rhodes, F. D. Hutchins, Wm. Clough, Zebulon Black, F. E. Shaw, 
 
 G. M. Stevens, J. S. Brackett, Geo. Farnham. s 
 
 Churches—Bap., T. H. Goodwin; Cong, C. E. Harrington; Epis., 
 
 J. B. Goodrich ; Meth., M. Bailey; R. Cath.. M. P. Danvers; Unit.,- 
 
 Express Acj ? t—Kent & Griswold. Tel. Ag’t —Lucy Brackett. 
 
 Hotels & Livery Stables—Lancaster House, B. H. Corning, Ameri¬ 
 can, F. Richardson & Co., W. H. Smith. 
 
 Lawyers—G. A. Cossitt, Jacob Benton, Wm. Burns, B. F. Whidden, 
 
 H. A. Fletcher, Wm Heywood, H. 0. Kent, Ossian Ray, W. S. Ladd, 
 J. G. Crawford, Henry Heywood, I. W. Drew, Everett Fletcher, F. D. 
 Hutchins, C. B. Jordan. 
 
 Literary Institution—Lancaster Academy, Tho’s. Macomber, prin. 
 Manufacturers—boots and shoes, Shephard Knight, J. B. Terrin, 
 |V. E. Smith ; furniture, N. H. Richardson; furniture and carriages, 
 A. J. Marthall; lumber, G. S. Stockwell & Co., E. C. Garland, J. M. 
 Whipple, Sylvanus Holmes, S. G. Evans <fc Son, D. H. & T. G. Beattie ; 
 plows, W. P. Ellis ; sash, doors and blinds, X. B. Wilson & Son, Wm. 
 Hibbard; starch, Lancaster Starch Co., Pleasant Valley Starch Co., 
 J. W. Weeks & Co., S. P. Hartford, Plaisted & Woodward; straw 
 wrapping paper, Lancaster Manufacturing Co. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans—blacksmiths, Matthew Monahan, R. Hos- 
 mer, J. N. Cloutmau, McCarten Bros.; carpenters, W. L. Rowell, 
 P. N. Shores, John Stone, G. I. Hayes,F. B. Smith, Gharles Smith, 
 S. B. Cong Ion; civil engineering, J. I. Williams; file cutters, Moody 
 & Ellis; founder, Wm. G. Ellis; hair dressers, Arthur Cowan, 
 A. D. Benway ; harness makers, H. Wnitcoin>& Son, Irvin Colby, 
 Charles Howe & Co.; machinist, A. Thompson & Co.; marble worker, 
 J. C. Hunter; masons, Jacob Hamlin, H. C. Forbush; painters, C. A.( 
 Larkin, Dooley & Heath, W. A. Folsom, W. M. Cushing; photogra¬ 
 pher, E. T. Wilson, printers, Qnimby, Burns, & Co., Coos Rep. Associ¬ 
 ation; tailors, T. S. Underwood, Nelson Sparks; wheelwright, A. J. 
 Marshall, J. G. Derby. Ira E. Woodward. 
 
 Merchants —R. P. Kent & Co., J. A. Smith & Co., Rowell & Allen ; 
 auctioneers, B. H. Corning, A. J. Congdon; books and stationery, 
 Colby & Hamblin, P. J. Noyes; boots and shoes, Chas. E. Me Intire ; 
 clocks and watches, C. E. Allen, G. F. Martin, A. F. Norris ; clothing, 
 G. W. Lane; dry goods, Kent & Griswold; drugs and medicines, Colby 
 & Hamblin, P. J. Noyes; flour and corn, Frank Smith & Co., Cleveland 
 & Ockin.cton; groceries, Cleveland & Ockington, D. W. Smith, S. G. 
 Evans, E. S. Smith; hardware, Cobleigh Kent & Co.; meat, A. J. 
 Congdon, H. Gray; millinery, Mrs. S. J. Evans, Mrs. Isaac Bowman,' 
 Miss H. A. Brown, Mr3. Jane Nutter; news dealer, Colby & Hamblin. 
 
 Physicians—Frank Bugbee, Ezra Mitchell, F. A. Colby, M. R. 
 Woo Iburv; homeo., D. L. Jones, C. E. Rowell; dentist, B. T. Olcott. | 
 LANDAFF, GRAF TON —Pop., 582. N. W. from C., 85; N E. 
 from Haverhill, 20. R. R. S. —Lisbon, 3 m.,on White Mountain R. R. 
 Conveyance from up trains Wed. and Sat. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Wm. H. Atwood; Treas., S. A. Eaton; Selectmen , 
 Moses Ciark. Archimedes Young, C. E. Clark; Supt., Luella Clark. 
 
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 Postmaster—J. E. Hall. 
 
 Justices—Moses Clark, J. E. Hall, State ; S. A. Eaton, M. J. Noyes, 
 Hiram Clark, Moses Whitcher, T. J. Ruggles, S. Gordon, jr., A. Young. 
 Church—Meth., James Crowley. . 
 
 Manufacturers—lime, Samuel Noyes ; lumber, R. T. Gordon & Co., 
 
 J. C. Atwood, C. & J. Chandler, C. L. King, F. P. Foye3, Lisbon p. o., 
 Daniel Whitcher; starch, J. C. Atwood, J. T. Clark & Co., Daniel 
 Wliitcher, Benton p. o. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, J. C. Atwood, William Harden ; carpen¬ 
 ters, M. G. Clark, H. H. Noyes, S. G. Simouds ; coopers, H. II. Noyes, 
 
 K. W. Noyes, M. G. Clark, 0. S. Merrill, G. H. Merrill; Eben East¬ 
 man ; masons, M. G. Clark, Moses Clark. 
 
 Merchant—Daniel Whitcher, Benton p. o. 
 
 LANGDON, SULLIVAN— Pop., 411. W. from C.. 56; S. W. 
 from Newport, 22. R. R. S. —Bellows Falls, Vt., Junction of Cheshire 
 Vt. Valley and Central Vt. R. R. S. Charlestown 4, on Sullivan R. R. 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, S. L. Slader; Treas., John Currier; Selectmen , 
 
 L. 5 F. Parker, C. A. Holden, I. P. Smith; Supt., Miss Mary A. Simpson. 
 
 Postmaster—John Currier. Churches—Cong.,-; Univ.,-. 
 
 Justices—J. S. Walker, State; Henry Wiley, Thomas Winch, Sam¬ 
 uel King. 
 
 Manufacturers—lumber, Sidney Wiley; Robert Elwell, p. o. ad., 
 Drewsville. 
 
 Mechanics—cabinet makers, A. T. & A. P. Fish ; carpenters, Sam’l 
 King, Benj. P. Hiland, N. Wilson; masons, Asa Smith, 0. W. Pierce ; 
 shoemaker, Daniel Mansfield; wheelwright, David Ramsey. 
 
 IiEBA^ON, GRAFTON— Pop., 3098. N. W. from C., 50; S. 
 from Haverhill, 30. R. R. S .—Lebanon, on Northern N. II. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, E. J.Durant; Treas., S. A. Peck; Selectmen, S. 
 A. Peck, George Blood. E. F.*Emerson ; Supts., D. G. Brockway, N. F. 
 Tilden ; Agent, Elisha Ticknor. 
 
 Postmasters—E. P. Liscomb ; East, C. A. Cushing. 
 
 Justices—A. M.Shaw.E. J. Durant, J. G. Ticknor, F. A. Cushman, 
 J. L. Spring, W. B. W eeks, E. P. Liscomb, D. B. Emerson, C. A. Downs, 
 F. L. Owen, C. A. Dole, W’m. H. Cotton, State ; Joel Baker, P. E. Davis, 
 VV. P. Burton, S. A. Peck, C. A. Cushing, 0. W. Bitmap, Ebenezer Cole, 
 Hiram Emerson, Solomon Cole, 0. S. Wright, A. S. Eaton, J. M. Per¬ 
 kins, A. W. Baker, F. W. Cheney, J. E. Dewey, C. B. Plaistridge, F. L. 
 Owen, jr. 
 
 Churches—Bap.. N.F. Tilden; Cong., J. M. Dutton; Meth. E. C. 
 Bass; R. Cath. F. X. Tudel. 
 
 Eating House—D. H. Sargent. 
 
 Express Agent—Henry Fales. Telegraph Agt—W, H. Richardson 
 Hotels — Hamilton House, J. Hamilton; Lafayette, A. J. Holt; 
 Sayer Hotel, F. Sayer. 
 
 Lawyers—W. B. Weeks, J. L. Spring, C. A. Dole, W. H. Cotton 
 Literary Institution—Lebanon High School. E. W. W r estgate, prin 
 Livery Stables—C. D. Jewett, Dan Storrs, Frank Sayer. 
 Manufacturers—band saws, C. M. Baxter ; coffins, Chas. E. Mars- 
 ton ; doors, sa^h, blinds and chamber furniture, Meed, Mason & Co., 
 P. E. Davis; lumber, Hurlburt & Emerson ; mowing machines, D. B. 
 Emerson; patent sponge for upholstery, F. A. Cushman, agent; rakes 
 and snaths, W. D. Marston & Co., reed organs, Lebanon Organ Co.; 
 scythes, M. V. Purmort: watch keys and nickel plating, Kendrick, 
 Davis & Co.; water wheels and mill work, Cole & Tilden; wood work¬ 
 ing machinery, Martin Buck. 
 
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 Mechanics & Artisans —bakers, Mason*& Page ; blacksmiths, G. W. 
 Davis, Jordan & Bennett; East, Ira Greeley ; carpenters, Muchmore & 
 Whipple, N. B. Marstou; hair dressers, Thelesphor Benard, F. H. 
 Stevens : harness makers, Elisha Ticknor, W. P. McFee, Washburn, 
 & Triscott ; machinists, Cole, & Tilden, Martin Buck? masons, Ziba 
 Cook, C. H. Hunter, A. W. Shapleigh; marble worker, II. G. Billings ; 
 [millwright, Wm. Duncan ; painters. Durant & Perkins, (carriage) E. S. 
 Bessey; photographer, C. E. Lewis; printers, F. W. Cheney, E. II. 
 Cheney; stair # builders, Goodrich & Baker; tailors, P. M. Kenyon, 
 
 A. M. Gove & Co.; tin and sheet iron workers, C M. Hildreth, Brown 
 Bros ; watchmakers, C. M. Hoffman, F. B, Kendrick; wheelwrights, 
 Waldo Howard, G. A. Elliott 
 
 Merchants —G. W. & A. L. Worthen; auctioneers, J. G. Ticknor, 
 N. C. Bridgman ; books and stationery, W. H. Richardson ; boots and 
 shoes. Cragin & Sturtevant, T. D. Simmons ; clocks and watches, F. B. 
 Kendrick, C. M. Hoffman ; clothing, hats and caps. P. M. Kenyon, A. M.j 
 Gove & Co.; dry goods, G. C. Whipple, Houghton Macy, C. E. Delano; 
 drugs and medicines, I. N. Perley, H. P. Kendrick; fancy goods and 
 [notions, .W. H. Richardson ; (wholesale) H. W. Carter, Carter & 
 Churchill; fish, A. & C. Knights; furniture, Durant & Perkins:; 
 groceries, G. Bennett, Emerson & Mason, 0. W. Baldwin, & Co., Frank 
 Simmons, J. Benard; hardware, C. M. Hildreth, Browu Bros.; meat, 
 Westgate & Quimby ; millinery, E. H. Thompson, Mrs. F. B. Ken¬ 
 drick. 
 
 Physicians —J. A. Davis, T. H. Currie, D. G. Brockway, C. W. Man¬ 
 chester ; homeo., E. A. Knight ; dentists, W. F. Davis, W. S. Bowles, 
 Currie & Clough. 
 
 West—Postmaster— W. P. Burton. 
 
 Church —Cong., A. B. Rich. 
 
 Hotel —E. G. Southworth. 
 
 Literary Institution —Tilden Ladies’ Seminary, H. Orcutt, prin. 
 Livery Stables —Stearns Bros., A. M. Southworth. 
 
 Manufacturers— ax helves, E. L. Kelley; bent felloes and sleigh 
 runners, Haskel Walker; lumber, J. K. Butman, Thomas Wood & 
 Waterman. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, Haskel Walker; dressmaker, Miss L. M.l 
 Fowler; harness maker, Erank McCarty; masons, Sylvester Austin,! 
 C. W. Austin; marble worker, A. S. Eaton; miller. John Gray. 
 
 Merchants —Church & Burroughs; clocks and watches, G. H.J 
 Worthen; druggists, Drake & Woodman; furniture, W. B. Rolston 
 & Co.; hats, caps, boots and shoes, Frank Hutchinson; millinery and 
 fancy goods, Miss L. M. Fowler.; 
 
 Dentist —G. S. H. Comins. 
 
 jLEJE, STRAFFORD— Pop., 776. S. E. from C., 33; -N. W. from 
 Dover. 12. R. R. S. —Lee, on Nashua & Rochester R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, D. E. Plummer; Treas., B. F. Lang; Selectmen ,1 
 
 B. F. Lang, Josiah Durgin, F. J. Tuxbury ; Supt., B. F. Davis. 
 Postmasters —D. E. Plummer; South , Horace Scales; Wadley’s 
 
 Falls , I. D. Edgerly. 
 
 Justices —A. G. Comings, Geo. E. Durgin, T. M. Thompson, Slate ; 
 B. F. Davis, S. W. Lane, C. S. Cartland. 
 
 Churches —Chris., A. G. Comings; Cong.. J. W. Lees. 
 Manufacturers— leather, Guy Gliddeu, H. M. Glidden; lumber, 
 John Mathes, Job Thompson. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, D. S. Jenkins, W. A. Jenkins, C. H. Jones.' 
 L. E. Pendergast, 0. W. Small, James Buzzell; carpenters, T. A. Ben. 
 
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 nett, Janies McDaniels, J. True Bartlett, G. F. Stevens ; masons, G. G. 
 Bennett; painter, 0. W. Small; wheelwrights, J. Jones, Obadialr 
 Davis. 
 
 Merchants —D. E. Plumer, G. W. Plumer, I. D. Edgerly ; auction¬ 
 eer, G. W. Plumer. 
 
 Leigh toll’s Corners—A post office in Carroll County. 
 EEitIFSTEft, SULLIVAN —Pop., 678. W. from C., 40 ; S. from 
 Newport, 10. R.R. S. —Newport & Claremont, on C. & C. R. R. Daily 
 stage to Newport and tri-weekly to Claremont and Charlestown, and 
 daily from East Lempster. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk. E. B. Richardson; Treas., L. B. Allen; Select¬ 
 men, Hiram Parker, Kimball Pollard, Homer Beckwith; Supt., C. D. 
 Stafford ; Agent, L. B. Allen. 
 
 Postmasters —Sarah J. Smith ; East, W. E. Way. 
 
 Justices—Alvah Smith, A. J. Mitchell, C. R. Jones, W. E. Way, J. 
 G. Robinson, State ; E. B. Richardson, W. T. Thissell, C. H. Hodgman, 
 Hiram Parker, R. D. Pollard. 
 
 Churches —1st Cong., John Lebosquet; 2d Cong.,-; East, 
 
 Meth.,-Hooper; East, Univ., Win. Hooper. 
 
 Hotel—Lempster House, J. G. Robinson. 
 
 Ins. Agents —Wm. Way ; East, Chas. R. Jones. 
 
 Livery Stable —E. B. Richardson. Physician —J. N. Butler. 
 Manufacturers —card board, East, Cutler & Allen ; carriages, Keyes 
 Brothers; lumber, C. Putnam; East , Page & Pollard, R. D. Pollnrd, C. 
 W. Tandy ; lumber and mill feed, John Wheeler. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, Michael Sweeny; East, Moses 
 Davis, C. M. Dodge ; carpanters, E. B. Abbott; East, L. Cutler, T. W. 
 Bruce, Albro Baker; harness maker, East, C. R. Jones; shoemakers, 
 J. M. Fay, J. A. Evans ; East, Albert Noyes. 
 
 Merchants—E. B. Richardson ; East, W. E. Way. 
 
 LINCOLN, GRAFTON— Pop., 71. N. W. from C., 71; N. from' 
 Plymouth, 24. R.R. S. —Plymouth, 21 miles, on B. C. & M. R. R. 
 Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, J. W. E. Tuttle; Selectmen, B. Elliot, J. W. E. 
 Tuttle, D. A. Dearborn ; Supt., II. Barker. 
 
 Postmaster— G. F. Russell. Exp. Agent —F. Bartlett. 
 
 Justices —J. W. E.Tuttle, J. R. Elliott. 
 
 Hotel— Flume House, B. Elliot. 
 
 LISBON, GRAFTON— Pop., 1848. N. W. from C., 85; N. E. 
 from Haverhill, 12. R. R. S. —Lisbon, on White Mt. R. R.“ 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, F. H. Richardson; Treas., W. K. Parker; Select¬ 
 men, H. B. Savage, Nathan Whipple, G. D. Clough ; Supt., II. B. Copp. 
 
 Postmasters—A. C. Wells ; Sugar Hill, Hiram Noyes; North , B. H. 
 Richardson. 
 
 Justices —W. H. Cummings, J. R. Young, Chas. Parker, A. A. Wool. 1 
 son, S. F. Hoskius, G. F. Cushman, J. L. Foster, Joseph Parker 
 State; Hiram Noyes, W. P. Whitcber; Asa Hildreth, W. K. Parker’, 
 A. Wells, A. C. Wells, Geo. W. Wells, M. H. Bowker, 0. H. Boynton’ 
 E. D. Rand, H. B. Savage. ~ ’| 
 
 Churches —Adv., I. H. Shipman; Sugar Hill , N. Wheeler; F. Bap., 
 
 Sugar Hill, -Smith; Meth., H. B. Copp. 
 
 Ex. & Tel. Ag’t— C. J Kelsea. Eating House— C. C. Sanborn. 
 Hotels —Ammonoosuc House, A. W. Moore; Lisbon House, J. F, 
 Aldrich. Livery Stable —J. F. Aldrich. 
 
 Ins. Ag’ts —A. A. Woolson, Parker & Young, W. P. Whitcher. 
 Lawyers —E. D. Rand, J. L. Foster. 
 
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 Manufacturers —bobbin?, W. H. Cummings, J. K. Atwood, J. G. 
 Moore, S. A. Beane, J. & F. P. Noyes, H. H. Cogswell & Co.; boxes, 
 Parker & Young, R. E. Palmer & Co.; carriages, Moffitt Bros.: Sugar 
 Hill , Noyes & Jepperson ; lumber, S. C. Jackman ; mackerel kits, Pal¬ 
 mer & Bedel; piano boards, Parker & Young ; shoe pegs, J. G. Moore ; 
 starch, Parker, Young & Co., Priest, YouuS & Co., Wells & Woolson; 
 Sugar Hill , Sugar Hill Starch Co.; wood pulp, J. G. Moore. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, D. C. Moulton & Co., Moffitt 
 Bro’s; Sugar Hill , N. & C. Jefferson ; boot and shoe makers, 0. Clough ; 
 Sugar Hill, G. W. Wells ; carpenters, Wm. Quimby, II. C. Chase, H. E. 
 Smith, W. Iv. Parker, Moses Atwood, J. B. Taylor, Silas Brown, S. D. 
 Parker; cooper, Albert Brooks; hair dresser, D. M. Clough ; harness 
 maker, J. W. Colburue; machinist, H. P. Titus; marble worker,! 
 Manley Stevens; masons, E. Fisk, I. B. Gould, N. Kendall; mill¬ 
 wrights, D. S. Richardson, N. W. Moulton; painters, A. II. Elliott, 
 A. J. Cass, Montgomery Heath, Geo. Pennock ; printer and station¬ 
 er, H. E. Parker; tailors, George Brumner, N. B. Moore; tanner, G. 
 W. Wells ; watchmakers, W. H. Weston, S. K. Fisk. 
 
 Merchants—Wells & Woolson, Stevens & Hoskins, T. E. Howe & Co.,' 
 A. Wells; North, B. Richardson; Sugar Hill, Hiram Noyes ; auction-! 
 eer, I. B. Gould; clocks and watches, W. H. Weston, S. K. Fisk ; 
 confectionery, J. W. Parker; drugs and medicines, W. P. Whitcher &. 
 Co, C. J. Kelsea; dry goo Is and millinery, Mrs. J.G. Moore & Co., Mrs 
 W. C. Barnard; flour, grain, &c., Grist Mill Co.; furniture. Geo. C. 
 Woods ; groceries, S .C. C. Sanborn ; papers and periodicals, E. J. Richard¬ 
 son ; tin ware and stoves, L. R. Kemp. 
 
 Physicians—C. H. Boynton, 0. H. Boynton ; eclec., H. A. Hildreth ; 
 thomp., S. P. Brown, J. F. Thompson ; dentists, D. W. Cooley, M. N. 
 Howland. * 
 
 EITCHFIEED, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop. 345, S. from C., 30 ; 
 N. from Nashua 5. R. R. S. —Thornton’s Ferry, Merrimack, on 
 Concord R R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, I. N. Center; Treas ., Chas. Me Questen ; Select¬ 
 men, Isaac Me Questen, J. W. Goodspeed, J. L. Senter ; Supt., M. A. Cen¬ 
 ter ; Agent, G. B. Griffin. 
 
 Justices—J. A. Marsh, Isaac Me Questen, I. N. Center. 
 
 Church—Pres., B. II. Emerson. 
 
 Manufacturers—boots and shoes, J. E. Barrett; pine lumber, Isaac 
 Me Questen, Chas. Me Questen. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmith, R. Sanders]; carpenters, Edward Parker, 
 German Kendall, Nathan Bullock; plumber, S. J. Corning; wheel¬ 
 wright, Daniel Kennedy. 
 
 Merchant—G. B. Griffin. Physician—G. L. Doughty. 
 E1TTEETOX, GRA FTON— Pop., 244G. N. W. from C., 100; N. 
 from Haverhill, 30. R. R. S. —Littleton, on White Mt. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, H. W. Smith ; Treas ., Alonzo Weeks ; Selectmen 
 J. K. Dunbar, jr., John Mitchell, Nathaniel Flanders; Supt., F. C. Albee. 
 Postmasters—P. R. Gould; North, Rufus Smith. 
 
 Justices—John Farr, Harry Bingham. G. A. Bingham, E. 0. Kenney, 
 E. C. Stevens, J. J. Barrett, E. W. Farr, E. Carlton, C. H. Green, J. M.j 
 Charlton, W. J. Bellows, John Mitchell, L. C. Wilkins, G. W. Barrett, 
 W. H. Stevens, State; A. Me Intire, Quorum; N. C. Farr. Geo. Farr, 
 P. R. Gould, A. S. Bachellor, H. H. Southworth, H. A. Bishop, M. L. 
 Gould, George Abbott, J. H. Bailey, J. D. Chandler, N. G. Smith. C. F. 
 Eastman, 0. B. Copeland, W. H. Bellows, F. A. Coffran, W. H. Mitch¬ 
 ell, W. M. Taylor. 
 

 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 i Churches—Cong., C. E. Miiliken; F. Bap., Ira Emery ; Meth., N. M. 
 D. Granger ; Epis., A. R. Graves. 
 
 Eating Houses—S. Overands, Frank Muzrall. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—W. A. Haskins. Tel. Ag’t—Alden Quimby. 
 
 Hotels—Thayer’s, H. L. Thayer; Union House, W. A. Richardson. 
 Ins. Agt’S.—J. J. & G. W. Barrett, Farr & Stevens. 
 
 Lawyers—John Farr, Bingham & Mitchell, Farr & Stevens, G. A. 
 Bingham, Bachellor & Bolles, D. S. Whitcher. 
 
 Literary Institution—Littleton High School, prin., B. F. Robinson. 
 Livery Stables—C. Young, II. L. Thayer, W. A Richardson. 
 Manufacturers—boots and shoes, A. Weeks, J. S. Davis ; coffins and 
 caskets, B. F. Wells, J. Merrill ; furniture, J. Merrill, T. White; gloves, 
 and mittens, Ira Parker & Co., Eureka Glove Co.; iron foundry, J. Kil- 
 burn & Son ; leather, S. Parker & Co; lumber, Littleton Lumber Co., 
 II. C. Redington & Co., A. Holmes; potato starch, Littleton Starch 
 Co., West, West L. Starch Co.; sash, doors and blinds, Chandler & 
 Fitzgerald; scythes aud axes, N. H. Scythe Co.; tin and sheet iron 
 ware, C. C. Smith; flannels, Littleton Woolen Co. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans—blacksmiths, Ladd & Bunker, N. W. Ran- 
 lett, C. Kenison, A. Streeter; carpenters, E. D. Dunn, C. H. & H. H.! 
 Lovejoy, C. Nurse, S. F. Simpson, N. Carbino, J. Dow, jr., J. P. Copp, 
 J. D. Chandler, J. Simpson; hair dressers, L. H. Parker, Jerry Leu- 
 jway; harness makers, A. Coburn, Truman Stevens, T. J. Pratt; ma-i 
 ;cliinists, J. Kilburn & Son; mason, N. S. Cooley; millers, Gates &! 
 iBros., Fred Fulford ; painters, John Hilliker, Frank Phillips, A. R. 
 Burton, Albert Lovejoy, F. Hunt; (carriage) Harry Burnham, C. T.j 
 Powers ; photographers, J. Smilie, Geo. Aldrich ; printers, G. C. Furber, 
 ;J. S. Peavey; stereoscopic views, Kilburn Bros., F. G. Weller; tailors. 
 Nelson Parker, Clinton Morse; wheelwrights, N. W. Ranlett, D. H.i 
 French. 
 
 Merchants—C. & C. F. Eastman, N. C. Farr, Tilton Bros., Farr & Dow, 
 Southworth, Lovejoy & Taylor, Bellows & Son; auctioneer, W. S. Smith: 
 ibooks and stationery, D. 0. Wallace; carpeting, N. C. Farr; clocks 
 and watehes, Elbridge Flint, C. Hodgman, T. M. Stevens; clothing, N. 
 W. Cheney & Co., N. Parker, R. H. Whitaker; drugs and medicines,! 
 G. F. Abbott, Curtis, Gates & Co.; fancy goods, C. Gates & Co., H. M.! 
 Parker; fruit and confectionery, D. 0. Wallace, J. Smillie, S. Overand,! 
 |Frank Mugrall; furniture, L. D. Sanborn & Co.; groceries, Eaton &j 
 jTarbell; hardware, Bellows & Son, C. W. Brackett; hats and caps,' 
 Nelson Parker, N. W. Cheeney & Co ; meat, J. S. Frye & Co.; millin¬ 
 ery, Mrs. A. Stevens, Mrs. M. F. Poor, S. Overand, Mrs. A. L. Littlefield. 
 
 Physicians—C. M. Tuttle, Frank Moffett, H. L. Watson, Ralph Bug- 
 bee, jr.; homeo., T. E. Sanger; dentists. S. C. Sawyer, E. B. Hoskins, 
 i LIVERMORE, GRAFTON— Pop., 45. N. from C..90; N. E. 
 jfrom Haverhill, 45. R. R. S. —Livermore, on P. & 0. R. R. 
 i OFFICERS— Cleric, C. N. Saunders ; Selectmen, B.M. Akers, W. Moran 
 C. N. Saunders. 
 
 j Justices—Geo. H. Fairfield, Chas. N. Saunders. 
 
 Manufacturers—lumber, C. W. Saunders & Co. 
 
 Merchants—C. W. Saunders & Co. 
 
 IiOX DOMDERRY, ROCKINGHAM —Pop., 1405. S. E. from 
 C., 26 ; W. from Exeter, 25. R. R. S. —Londonderry on M. & L. R. R. 
 iWilson’s on M. L. R. 
 
 ! OFFICERS —Clerk and Treas., North, D. G. Annis : Selectmen, Wm. 
 P. Nevins; North, P. W. Dickey, Chas. S. Pillsbury; Supt., Wil¬ 
 lson’s Crossing, John Dickey\ 
 

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 Postmasters —D. II. Burns; North , J. W. McKay; Wilson's Cross¬ 
 ing , Warren Richardson. 
 
 Justices —J. M. Platts, J. F. Twiss, R. C. Mack, W. S. Pillsbury, 
 W. P. Richardson, John Gilchrist, C. S. Pillsbury, Josiah Goodwin, 
 
 R. P. Clark, Wm. Clark, A. M. Corning, Eugene Wason, State; War¬ 
 ren Richardson, Jonathan McAllister, G. E. Fifield. John Dickey 
 H. C. Smith, M. Dickey, Gilbert Hills, D. G. Annis, F. Monter, A. J. 
 Benson, G. F. Pliuner, F. P. McGregor, C. 0. Butrick. 
 
 Churches —Bap.,-; Meth., J, F. Spaulding: Presb., L. B. 
 
 Pert. Physician —Eugene Wason. 
 
 Exp. Agt’s— D. W. Barker; Wilson's Crossing, Warren Richardson. 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, Wilson’s Crossing , Colby & Co., 
 flour and feed, E. C. Kendall; South, W. T. Hill. p. o. ad., West Wind¬ 
 ham; lumber, E. C. Kendall; South, W. P. Hill, p. o. ad., West Wind¬ 
 ham; pumps, North, Dickey & Whidden. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, D. D. Smith, W. P. Richardson, S. P. 
 Robie, Joseph D. Thomas; carpenters, John Gilchrist, Isaac Coburn, 
 C. R. Frost, J. W. Greeley, C. 0. Butrick, J. W. Peabody, D. B. Me 
 Gregor, Joseph Roach ; North, G. W. Kimball, Nelson Boyce, Sam¬ 
 uel Payne, Joseph Manning, jr.; masons, S. T. Towns; North, M. M. 
 Boles; paipters, W. G. Holden, A. Baker; North, Orrin Stokes; 
 wheelwrights, Parker Farley, M. V. Thompson. 
 
 Merchants —D. H. Burues, Jas. W. Rattray : North, J. W. Me Kay ; 
 Den- y Depot , A. P. Hardy <fe Son; North, Boyce & Flanders; auc¬ 
 tioneer, G, E. Fifield; millinery, JFi'/sow’s Crossing, Mrs. M. Richardson. 
 JLOUDOX, MERRIMACK—Pop., 1282. N. E. from C., 7. ,R. R. 
 
 S. —Concord, on C. R. R. Daily mail stage from Concord to Loudon 
 Ridge, by Loudon. Mail from Loudon Center to Pittsfield, three times 
 
 ci WPftlc 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric. K. H. Fletcher; Treas., Cyrus Batchelder; Se¬ 
 lectmen, J. F. Nelson, A. H. Clough t Moses E. Stevens; Supt., John 
 George. 
 
 Postmasters —H. F. Batchelder; Center, Benj.Batchelder. 
 
 Justices —I. S. French, H. E. Batchelder, Jeremiah Blake, State ; L. 
 W. Sanborn, S. B. Lovering H. J. Osgood, W. Emery, W. W. Cate, C.. 
 S. French, M. E. Stevens, A. H. Clough. 
 
 Churches —Cong.,-Elliot; F. Bap., John George ; Meth., - 
 
 Beyme. Hotel —Me Lellan House,^M. C. Cutchins. 
 
 Livery Stable —Charles Mason. 
 
 Manufacturers —carriages,-Avery; hubs. J. F. Nelson, leather, 
 
 Joseph Wiggins ; lumber, W. K. Holt; shoes, C. H. Willard. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, S. Huckings, B. F. Tilton; Center, G. 
 Dunmore ; carpenters, A. K. Cobb, John Ordway ; masons, 0. P. Ham¬ 
 let ; painters, K. H. Fletcher, Gerrish Choate; wheelwrights, Henry 
 Morse, T. D. Avory. 
 
 Merchants —E. H. & F. E. Robinson, Chas. Hillsgrove ; books, sta¬ 
 tionery and medicines, E. H. & F. E. Robinson ; jewelry, L. W. Sanborn. 
 Physicians —homeo W. S. Collins,; dentist, L. W. Sanborn, 
 lioudon Ridge —N. E. from C. 14 m. 
 
 Postmaster —Jonathan Brown. 
 
 Churches —Meth.. G. H. Saywood, 2d Adv., D. F. Leavitt. 
 
 Hotels —Summer Home, A. *J. Ingalls ; Hillside, R. H. Jones. 
 
 Ins. Agts. —I. S. French & Co. Physician —I. S. French. 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, C. H. Wells ; boxes, &c., J. Allen , 
 ibrooms, tents and clothes dryers. R. II. Jones; carriages and sleighs, 
 Jones & Worthington ; flour and meal, J. A. Jones; leather, A. Peas. 
 
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 lee; meal and shingles, A. Peaslee, jr. lumber, Jones Bros., A. Peaslee. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, W. H. Drew, Joseph Leavitt, C. E. Ham¬ 
 lin ; carpenters, A. J. Ingalls, A. J. Phillips, D. J. Smith ; cooper, A.i 
 Moore; hair dresser, C. S. Clough; harness maker, A. Crooker: ma¬ 
 son, W. B. Smith ; painters, A. D. Locke & Sons, C. S. French; printers, 
 
 I. S. French & Co.; wheelwrights, Rufus Flanders, A. H. Flanders. 
 Merchants—Peaslee Bros.; auctioneer, B. H. Kenney; books, med¬ 
 icines, Ac., I. S. French & Co.; fish and poultry, E. Twombly ; variety, 
 Smith & Co. 
 
 LY3IAX, GRAFTON— Pop., 658. X. W. from C., 100; N. from 
 Haverhill, 20. R. R. S. —Lisbon, on White Mt. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, John Mason; Treas., James Clough ; Selectmen, 
 W. A. Gordon, J. W. Richardson, H. B. Moulton; Supt ., L. H. Wins¬ 
 low. 
 
 Postmaster—M. B. Wheelock. 
 
 Justices—L. B. Hoskins, L H. Winslow, State ; D. G. Eastman, M. 
 G. Little, Benj. Dow, James Clough. 
 
 Church—Union, L.II. Winslow. Merchant—M. B. Wbeelock. 
 Manufacturers—meal and bobbins, I. E. Titus; lumber, I. E. Titus, 
 Juiius Smith, John Mason, starch, Wells & Woolson, Moore & Titus; 
 Lyman Starch Co., Parker & Young, I. E. & 0. P. Titus. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, S. W. Presbrey; carpenters, J. F. Whip¬ 
 ple, S. J. Pierce, E. F. Haskins; coopers, E. F. Haskins, Wm. Lynds ; 
 mason, Nathan -Judd; tailor, Amos Smith; wheelwrights, Julius 
 Smith. Frank Eastman ; wool carder John Mason. 
 
 IiYYIE, GRAFTON —Pop., 1358. N. W. from C., 55 ; S. from 
 Haverhill, 17 m. R. R.S. —2 miles to Thetford and Lyme on C. & P. 
 Riv. R. R. Stage twice a day. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas., P. E. Fairfield; Selectmen , H. H.Holt, 
 A. B. Alden. Wm. H. Dimick ; Supt., J. C. Marshall; Agent, Sela Beal, 
 Postmasters—G. W. Randlett; Center, L. D. Warner. 
 
 Justices-D. C. Churchill, Francis Porter, State ; Sela Beal, H. H. 
 
 Holt, E. F. Sawyer, T. L. Gilbert, C. F. Kingsbury, P. E. Fairfield, A. 
 
 J. Pushee, Geo. Flint, B. F. Gilbert, S. S. Carbee. 
 
 Churches—Bap., Center, S. S. White; Cong., E. P. Butler. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—Geo. Melvin. Ins. Agent—H. H. Holt. 
 
 Hotel & Livery Stable—Perkins House, J. S. Kent. 
 
 Manufacturers—flour and meal, Royal Farnsworth ; leather, W. A. 
 
 Bingham ; lumber,L. P. Lovejov, Wm. Thomas. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, D. K. Eastman, Joel Canfield; Center , 
 Henry Morrison ; carpenters, J. C. Piper, Wm. Thomas, G. W. San¬ 
 born, Joseph Welch; harness makers, N. J. Wilmot, Elam Gilbert', 
 marble workers, John Fellows; mason A. A. Lamphear ; painters, Sew¬ 
 ell Hewes, J. N. Claflin. 
 
 Merchants—D. C. Churchill G. W. Randlett; Center. Warren Bros.; 
 auctioneer, 0. Melvin; boots and shoes, Bela Sawyer; drugs and med¬ 
 icines, D. C. Churchill; millinery Mrs. F. D. Storrs, Mrs. G. W. Randlet, 
 stoves and tin ware, F. B. Jones. 
 
 Physicians—Chas. F. Kingsburv. J. C. Marshall. 
 LYYDEBOROIGH, HILLSBORO— Pop., 820. S. from C., 
 30 ; W. from Amherst, 10. R. R. S. —S. Lyndeborough, and for N. 
 Lyndeborough, Milford, 10 m. 
 
 OEFICERS— Clerk, C. F. Tarbell: Treas.. N. T. Me Intire : Selectmen, 
 L. P. Hadley, Adoniram Russell, Jason Holt; Supt., L. G. Brown. 
 
 Postmasters— North, J. H. Goodrich; Center, F. K. Ranger; South, 
 C. H. Holt. 
 
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 Justices—J. H. Taibell, J.,H. Goodrich, N. T. Me Intire, C. H. Holt, 
 J. A. Johnson. 
 
 Churches— Center, Cong., L. Harlow ; South , Bap., W. R. Warner- 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, Center , F. K. Ranger ; South , W. N. Che- 
 ver; grist and planing mill, A. Buttrick; saw and shingle mills, C. H. 
 Holt, S. N. Hartshorn, Jonathan Stephenson, E. C. Curtis ; shoemak¬ 
 ers, J. M. Emery, A. Farnlnim, W. B. Raymond. 
 
 Merchants— South , C. F. Tarbell; Center , Martin Whitney; auction¬ 
 eer, Peter Clark; nurseryman, Wm. P. Holt. 
 
 Mackerel Corner—See Tuftonborough. 
 
 MABBURY, STRAFFORD— Pop., 408. W. from C., 36. W. 
 from Dover, 3. R. R. S. —Madbury, on B. & M. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, John H. Griffin; Treas ., John B. Huckins; 
 Selectmen, J. B. Huckins, C. R. Meserve ; Supt., Miss Lydia Jenkins. 
 Justices—J. D. Young, J. B. Huckins, State; E. E. Demeritt. 
 Church—Cong., J. W. Lees. Merchant—auctioneer, J. D. Young. 
 Mechanic—carpenter, J. H. Fernald. 
 
 MADISON, CARROLL —Pop., 646. N. W. from C.,69 ; N. from 
 Ossipee, 20. R. R. S. —Madison, on Ports., Gt. Falls & Conway R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , Albert Allard; Treas., J. R. Flanders; Select¬ 
 men, J. R. Flanders, J. 0. Gerry, George Chick ; Supt., H. W. Harmon; 
 Constable, Charles E. Hayes. 
 
 Postmistress—Mrs. A. B. Atkinson ; East, N. C. Blaisdell. 
 Justices—Albert Allard, J. H. Hobbs, Wm. Mason, Nicholas Blais¬ 
 dell, State ; J. J. Merrow, M. P. Blaisdell, Isaiah Forrest, J. 0. Gerry, 
 George Merrow, II. Q. Blaisdell. 
 
 Church—F. Bap., Uriah Chase. 
 
 Hotels—Madison House, J. C. Ferrin ; Silver Lake House, Arvilla 
 Forrest. Livery Stable—Wm. Kenuett. 
 
 Lawyers—J. H. Hobbs, N C. Blaisdell. 
 
 Manufacturers—boots and shoes, J. M. Merrow, N. G. Scruton, 
 John Mills; boxes, John Chick & Sons; clothing, J. J. Merrow, 
 N. M. Nason; lumber, N. C. Blaisdell ; lumber, flour and meal, F. C. 
 Pearson ; mining, Silver Lake Mining Co. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans—blacksmiths, George J. Ambrose, S. M. 
 Harmon ; carpenters, John Chick, S. F. Moulton, Alonzo Alley, Eu- 
 Igene Alley, J. R. Flanders ; mason, G. T. Frost; photographer, J. J. 
 Merrow; stone workers, Joseph Lyman, J. A. Forrest, Enoch Drew; 
 watch maker, C. F. Hatch ; wheelwrights, James Hodsdon, R. K. 
 Chick. 
 
 Merchants—J. J. Merrow, William Harmon; Atkinson Bro’s.; 
 corn and meal, C. F. Hatch, Nath’l Churchill; meat, Wm. Kennett; 
 organs, melodeons, Ac., H. W. Harmon. 
 
 Physician—D. S Hobbs. 
 
 MANCHESTER, HILLSBORO' — Shire-town. Pop., 23,509. 
 S. E. from C., 16. R. R. S. —Manchester, on Concord R. R., M. & L. 
 R. R., Portsmouth R. R., Manchester & North Weare R. R.; Amoskeag 
 and Goff's Falls, on Concord R. R.; Massabesic, on Portsmouth R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Mayor, John L. Kelley; City Clerk, Nathan P. Kidder; 
 Pres, of Common Council, J. M. Stanton; Clerk of Common Council, 
 jS. B. Putnam; Treas., II. R. Chamberlin ; Collector, S. T. Hill; Messen¬ 
 ger, John A. Barker; Aldermen, Ward 1, Rufus Wilkinson; 2, John E. 
 [Stearns; 3, L. L. Aldrich; 4, N. S. Clark; 5, Patrick A. Devine; 6, 
 [Edwin Kennedy ; 7, J. W. Dickey; 8, Joseph Beddows; City Marshal, 
 C. C. Keniston; Ass't Marshal, II. W. Longa; Police Judge, Nathan P. 
 [Hunt; Police Clerk, J. C. Bickford ; School Committee, John L. Kelley, 
 
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 Ex-Officio Chairman; M. P. Hall, Clerk; Ward 1, G. W. Stevens, II. C. 
 Sanderson; 2, J. E. Dodge, G. L. Demarest; 3, N. P. Hunt, J. E. Ben¬ 
 nett ; 4, G. W. Weeks, G. M. Park; 5, S. P. Jackson, C. A. O’Connor; 
 (i, H. A. Gage, L. P. Moore; 7, M. P. Hall, Ezra Huntington; 8, I. W.] 
 JDarrah, E. W. Brigham; J. M. Stanton, ex officio; Supt. of Public In¬ 
 struction, Wm. E. Buck ; Assessors, Jacob F. James, Chairman; J. H. 
 Haynes, Clerk; C. H. Brown, J. Ii. Haynes, J. F. James, H. P. Watts, 
 John Ryan, I. T. Webster, H. W. Powell, C. S- Fisher; Overseers of the 
 Poor , J. L. Kelley, Ex-Officio Chairman; Moses E. George, Clerk; 
 Wm. H. Maxwell, Geo. E. Wilson, A. B. Page, M. E. George John J. 
 McQuade, P. 0. Woodman, S. J. Young, E. A. Moulton ; Chief Engineer, 
 Albion H. Lowell. 
 
 Postmasters —J. L. Stevens; Goffi’s Falls, L. N. Moore; Amoskeag , 
 
 George H. Colby. 
 
 j Justices —G. W. Morrison, David Cross, D. A. Bunton, Moses Fel¬ 
 lows, J. F. James, G. A. French, Frederick Smyth, I. W. Smith, D. L. 
 Stevens, E. A. Straw, J. E. Bennett, C. W. Stanley, E. M. Topliff, S. 
 j Palmer, A. G. Fairbanks, N. E. Morrill, Wm. Little, J. F. Briggs, D. R. 
 Prescott, E. G. Woodman, J. H. Haynes, S. N. Bell, B. P. Cilley, S. D. 
 Lord, J. B. Clarke, Justin Spear, J. P. Newell, C. A. Sulloway, J. 0. 
 Adams, W. R. Patten, H. D. Lord, J. L. Stevens, M. Y. B. Edgerly, 
 Nahum Brooks, C. R. Morrison, J. D. Patterson, J. H. Andrews, P. C. 
 Cheney, H. H. Huse.jC. H. Bartlett, Frank Hiland, J. C. French, C. C. 
 Shepard, N P. Hunt, J. M. Hayes, Moody Currier, J. B. Daniels, G. B. 
 Chandler, G. C. Gilmore, Joseph Kidder, L. B. Clough, A. W. Quint, 
 
 I. L. Heath, Waterman Smith, H. E. Burnham, R. C. Rowell, D. P. 
 Perkins, J. Hosley, D. Perkins, A. Gay, G. W. Riddle, W. H. Cate, 
 
 J. T. Moore, A. F. L. Norris, A. L. Walker, G. W. Eastman, Ira Cross, 
 C. T. Brown, Anson Merrill, C. A. O’Connor, J. W. Fellows, M. P. 
 Sawyer, B. F. Clark, E. M. Tubbs, J. G. Dearborn, N. P. Kidder, Dudley 
 Roberts, Jonathan Smith, T. W. Lane, State; W. B. Webster, Horace 
 Pettee, C. L. Richardson, H. R. Chamberlain, J. G. Lane, C. E. Balch,! 
 A. J. Dow, A. B. Page, S. D. Green, Israel Webster, S. T. Hill, John 
 Gillis, M. E. George, J. S. Shannon, J. B. Ellinwood, H. B. Moulton, 
 |J. T Spofford, D. C. Gould, jr., John Hayes, A. C. Flanders, Eben Carr, 
 Edwin Kennedy, C. F. Morrill, A. J. Lane, Ira Barr, S. S. Marden,! 
 W. G. Everett, II. W. Tewksbury, D. W. Lane, Joseph Nichols, G. M. 
 Sanborn, T. J. Morrison, Richard Greuner, M. Gillis, A. Proctor, B. F. 
 Dame, R. J. P. Goodwin, D. F. Healey, C. G. B. Ryder, G. P. Johnson, 
 •J. B. Sawyer, J. B. Straw, J. A. Weston, D. L. Perkins, J. G. Edgerly,, 
 jj. C. Chase, J. Osfield,jr., A. Jackson, N. H. Pierce, J. C. Bickford, 
 G. F. Mooar, D. P. Currier. J. P. Bartlett, W. W. Baker, F. G. Walker, 
 J. E. Dodge, E. W. Harrington, F. P. Carpenter, G. A. Hanscora, P. J. 
 O’Neil, N. Baker, 2d, J. Hazen, jr., W. W. Wilkins, T. D. Luce, D. F. 
 Clark, F. T. E. Richardson, J. S. Haines, Wm. Reynolds, E. S. Greene, 
 S. R. Hannaford, W. S. Holt, W. H. Rankin, B. C. Deane, M. P. Hall, 
 G. A. Little, E. H. Paine, J. C. Smith, J. E. Wilson,~Alonzo Durgin,! 
 C. G. Emmons, Patrick A. Devine, J. M. Johnson, Wm. Perkins, C. M. 
 Clay, David Wadsworth, Lewis Simons, H. R. Pettee, Wm. C. Blodgett, 
 J. S. Kidder, A. E. Clarke, S. C. Forsaith. 
 
 Churches —Bap., II. L. Leavell, A. Sherwin; F. Bap., G. M. Park, 
 J. J. Hall; Chris., E. C. Abbott; Cong., E. G. Selden, W. II. Davis; 
 Epis., L. Sears; Metb., W. W. Smith, C. B. Pitblado, J. B. Hamilton ; 
 R. Cath., Wm. Me Donald, J. O’Brien, M. J. A. Chevalier ; Unita., H. 
 Powers ; Univ., L. F. Me Kinney ; city missionary. C. W. Wallace. 
 Hotels —Manchester House, Wm. Sheperd; City Hotel, J.G. Eaton; 
 
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 Webster House, I. A. Moore; Merrimack House, Benj. Callan ; Tre- 
 nioiit, J. N. Hannaford; Amoskeag, M. Linen ; National, Hotel, Frank 
 Wetherbee ; Hazeltine House, P. W. Hazeltine. 
 
 Ins. Ag’tS—G, A. French, E. P. Richardson, N. E. Morrill. J. G. 
 Lane, J. 0. French, W. G. Everett, Stearns Sc Kastman, L. B. Clough, 
 C. M. Edgerly, M. V. B. Edgerly, .1. E. Wilson. 
 
 Lawyers—Daniel Clark, G. W. Morrison, David Cross, C. R. Morri-, 
 son, G. A. French, B. P. Gilley, I. W. Smith, S. N. Bell, C. W. Stanley, 1 
 L. W. Clark, L. B. Clough, S. D. Lord, E. M. Topliff, J. B. Clark, C. H.| 
 Bartlett, Wm. Little, J. W. Fellows, C. A. Sulloway, W. R. Patten, J. H. 
 Andrews, N. P. Hunt, H. E. Burnham, H. H, Huse, C. A. O'Connor, 
 Frank Hiland, H. S. Clark, J. B. Straw, N. H. Wilson, J. F. Briggs, 
 
 |II. W. Tewksbury, J. P. Bartlett, J. B. Mills, B. F. Clark, G. A. Little, 
 T. 0. Knowltou, Jonathan Smith, G. E. Cochrane, R. C. Rowell, Jas. 
 
 E. Dodge, T. D. Luce, Dudley Roberts. 
 
 Livery Stables—Win. Sheperd,tJames Bros., Fogg Sc James, G. W. 
 Whittier, J. C. Nichols Sc Son, J. A. Brown Sc Co., M. Y. B. Kinne <fc 
 Co. 
 
 Manufacturers —belts, B. H. Chase, J.B.Yarick, Daniels <fe Co., 
 W. C. Rogers; bobbins, Jas. Baldwin Sc Co., carriages, A. W. Sanborn. 
 Chas. O’Sbannessy, J. B. McCrillis Sc Son, Derry, Welcome Sc Co., A. Bj 
 Webster Sc Co., J. W. M Hunt, Chennett & Co.,Conway & Flynn, 0. J. 
 Brooks; cigars, G. H. Hubbard, J. B. Scott, William Stevens, A. D. 
 Huukns; coffins, J. N. Bruce, Meleudy & Poor, Fairbanks Sc Pearson, 
 Wallace Bros.; concrete paving, Chas. H. Robie ; cottons and linens, 
 Amoskeag Manufacturing Co., E. A. Straw, ag't; Laugdon Mfg Co., 
 W. L. Killey, ag’t; Manchester Print Works, Joseph Stone; Stark 
 Mills, Phiuehas Adams, ag’t; Namaske Mills, W. B. Webster, ag’t; 
 edge tools, Amoskeag Ax Co., Reed P. Silver, ag’t.; files, B. S. 
 Stokes; hair restoratives, Mrs. M. Moulton, E. M. Tubbs Sc Co., 
 Tebbetts Bros.; hosiery, J. Brugger, Son & Co., A. P. Olzendam; loom 
 harnesses, E. Yeaton & Co.; paper makers, John Hoyt Sc Co.; power 
 loom pickers, B. F. Jenkins; shoe pegs and shuttles, J. Baldwin Sc 
 Co.; shoes and leather, Manchester Shoe and Leather Co., E. T. Brig¬ 
 ham, ag’t; soap, M. C. Eastman Sc Co., M. W. Sawyer, J. S. Holt, 
 Lewis Rice, J. S. Harriman; spokes for carriages, B. H. Piper; stair 
 rails, W. W. Hibbard, W. G. Westover, J. Hodge; steam fire engines 
 and steam engines, Manchester Locomotive Works, steam, gas and 
 water pipe, J. Q. A. Sargent, B. F. Fogg, T. A. Lane Sc Co., Henry 
 Fisk ; straw goods, Israel Doble. 
 
 Mechanics &. Artisans —architects, A. L. Davis, G. W. Stevens, 
 W. Baker; artist, L. A. Briggs; bakers, C. Armstrong, Brigham A 
 Pratt, William Starr, M. Cronan, L. Geoffrey, Paradis Sc Co.,F. Har- 
 tel, Riley Sc Cate, W. Felch ; brass founder, D. B. Varney ; brewers, 
 
 F. L. Gray, A. C. Wallace, T. F. Glaucy; bricklayers and plasterers, 
 J. H. Nutt, J. J. Bennett, S. M. Bennett. J. C. Iloyt, E. Roper, William 
 Me Pherson, Nutt Brothers, Cyrus Whittemore, N. B. Tilton, II L. 
 Drew, L. B. Stewart, James Eastman & Sons, Bennett Sc Lord, E. W. 
 Corning, E. G. Haynes, John Twombly, A. D. Wilson; carpenters and 
 builders. W. Ireland, Walter Neal, J. II. Maynard, S. W. Parsons, G. H. 
 Dudley, G. llolbrook, H. Gordon, M. V. B. Kinne, Alpheus Gay, A. K. 
 Emery, Mead, Mason Sc Co., B. Spofford, Head Sc Dowst, W. G. West- 
 over, A. Caswell, Haunaford <fc Knight, N. R. Bixby, J. L. Bradford, 
 P. Brown, William Carr, J. B. Daniels, H. G. Farrington; civil en¬ 
 gineers, J. B. Sawyer, A. G. Stevens, Ellis Sc Patterson. J. A. Weston ; 
 engravers, A. H. Paige, A. H. Barker granite workers, Lamson & 
 
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 114 
 
 Marden, Martin Fitzgerald, Ilenry Johnson; gunsmiths, G. B. Fogg» 
 SC.C. Clark, W. H. Vickery; harness and saddle makers, Edwin Branch*' 
 |J. C. Clarke, F. N. Me Laren, J. B. Saunders, I). S. Ames, H. C. Rauno,! 
 Geo. L. Brown; iron founders, A. II. Lowell & Co., Amoskeag .Manufg! 
 Co., Manchester Locomotive Works; machinists, Amoskeag Manuf’g 
 Co., Hiram Forsaitli, S. C. Forsaith & Co., Manchester Locomotive 
 ■Works, B. F. Porter, J. A. V. Smith ; marble wotkers, Palmer & Gar- 
 ! mon, Martin Fitzgerald; millers, H. & H. R. Pettee, D. B. Eastman, 
 !Baldwin & Tabor, J. S. Kidder & Co., D. Farmer; painters, J. J. Ab 
 bott, C. R. Colley, Joel Daniels, J. L. Kelley, B. K. Hoyt, F. M. Heath 
 & Co., M. O’Dowd, G W. Hamlin, J. N. Bruce; fresco, W. S. Jame6; 
 photographers, C. K. Burns. W. R. Call, S. Piper, A. H. Sanborn, S. D. 
 Quint, J. G. Ellin wood, L. W. Colby, A. B. Eaton ; planers, W. W. 
 Hubbard, J. Hodge, A. C. Wallace, Austin, Johnson & Co.; plumbers, 
 J. F. Ford, B. F. Fogg, T. A. Lane, Pike & lLald, S. Hovey, J. A, 
 Thomas; roofers, J. C. Young, Sanborn & Hovey, J. Me Derby & Son.; 
 slaters, J. C. Young, Head & Dowst; tailors, Curnner & Co., I. W.Fogg, 
 Plumer, Chandler & Co., D. A. Plumer, P. K. Chandler; tanners and 
 wool pullers, Kimball & Gerrish. 
 
 Merchants — agricultural implements, Daniels & Merrill, J. B. 
 Yariek & Co.,W. C. Rogers, Barr & Clapp : auctioneers, J. B. Jones,G. F. 
 Bosher, G. H. Dorr, J. Galaear, S.*L:Hubbard; books and stationery, J. 
 V. Sullivan, Wilson & Mooar, Thos. W. Lane, F. B. Eaton, Temple & 
 Farrington, E. R. Coburn, J. R. Swallow; boots & shoes, W. H. Cate, 
 G. W. Dodge, F. C. Dow, D. E. Hill & Co., Me Donald & Cody, G. W. 
 Thayer & Son, C. D. Thompson, G. W. Weeks, Heath & Gove, Head & 
 Neale, H. F. Thayer, J. Mead, G. B. Me Lane, Jas. Burrows, Johnj 
 iFrancis; carpets, Barton & Co., D. A. Simonds, J. Ferrin & Co, A. 0.| 
 Parker, Putney & Co.; clothing and furnishing goods, Donahue & 
 jO’Duwd, I. W. Fogg, Folsom & Son, John Lee, J. W. C. Pickering, 
 Plumer, Chandler <fc Co., A. H. Weston, P. K. Chandler, Edwin Ken¬ 
 nedy, D. A. Plumer, Curnner & Co, M. McDonald, H. M. Tarbell, G. C.j 
 Williams, Manchester Clothing Co.; coal and wood, L. B. Bodwell & 
 Co., E. P. Johnson & Co., Dicky, Young & Co., Robert Laing; coffins! 
 | Wallace Bros., Fairbanks & Pearson, Melendy & Poor, P. A. Divine, 
 J. N. Bruce; coke, Manchester Gas Light Co; confectionery, E. 0. 
 
 !Abbott, E. S. Dickerman, E. W.Perkins, P. B. Putney; crockery, D. A. 
 {Simons, Carl Shepherd, C. A. Smith, Higgins Bros., Barr & Clapp, 
 }J. M. Chandler & Co.; drugs and medicines, Z. F. Campbell, H. G. 
 Conner, J. R. Hanson, A. F. Perry, Tebbetts Bros,; F. C. Morrill, 
 Weeks Currier, Gerrish & Boutell, Cannej T & Wiley, G. E. Hall, J. B. 
 Hall, Sullivan & Ferguson, F. A. James ; dry goods, G. S. Holmes, 
 Barton & Co., N. S. Clark, Piper & Hawley, G. H. Tanswell, J. 
 Ferren & Co., J. M. Chandler & Co., J. Weston, Johnson Bros.. 
 jC. H. Sprague, J. P. Walker, Putney & Co., C. J. Senter, Crawford 
 & Anderson, Waite Bros.; fancy goods, J. S. Masseck, G. W. Boyn-| 
 ton, G. S. Holmes, TLos. Morgan, J. M. Stanton, S. A. Wallace, C. H. 
 Jones, E. 0. Abbott, N. S. Clark, Frank Fitts, Mrs. J. Peabody, Mrs. J. 
 Pressey, Grace V. Snow ; fish and oysters, H. L. Cushing, W. K. Roby, 
 R. M. Miller, H. H. Allen ; florists, J. T. Smith & Son, H. H. Huntress ; 
 flour, grain and meal, J. S. Kidder & Co., Pettee & Whittle, Drake & 
 Carpenter, Barr & Clapp, Samuel Poor, Baldwin & Tabor; furniture,! 
 Parker & Gordon, T. R. V. Bradley, D. A. Simonds; furs, John Trues-i 
 dale, N. Nichols; gas fitters, J. Q. A, Sargent, B. F. Fogg, T. A. Laue,i 
 ;Ilenry Fisk; groceries, C. K, Ball, Barr & Clapp, A. M. Eastman, P. 
 Farmer, Matthews & Page, Demick & Chas8, Thos. R. Hubbard, Henry 
 
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 Garmon, D. Conner, D. M. Poor, F.G. Barney & Co.. Eager & Robin* 
 json, Stearns & Farmer, W. F. Sleeper & Co., Jones & Harvy; G. E. Wil¬ 
 lson & Co., J. G. Warner, Fradd & Follansbee, Sawyer Bros., Moody & 
 Co., Muzzey Bros., Adams & Lamprey, Fisher & Flanders, II. E. Stev¬ 
 ens, J. M. Chandler & Co., M. R. Carrier, G. Marcliant, B. P. Burpee, 
 
 H. II. Alton, W. R. Annis, H. F. Davis & Co., J. C. Fifield, A. Mallard 
 & Son, J. II. Mitchell, E. A. Moulton, A. L. Bart n, Eleazer Billy, 
 Janies Bugbee, Burpee & Taylor, John Cash man. II. I. Faucher. A. A. 
 Chalifoux, John Fenton & Co., Flanagan & Maxwell, M. E. Griffln, 
 
 C. E. York, J. H, Wiggin & Co., Russel White. D. Y. Stearns, Smith, 
 Culver & Nelson, Mrs. M. Sherry. Martin Sherry, Daniel Sheehan. 
 
 I. G. Rowell, Peter Rodgers, B. W. Robinson, Riedel & Weber, Put- 
 nuni & Brown, Monette & Lubec, John Letender, Michael Lane, 
 Kean Bros., John Hastings, P. Harrington; hardware, Daniels & 
 Merrill, J. B. Yarick, J. M. Chandler & Co., W. C. Rogers ; hay and 
 straw, J. G. Eaton, E. P. Johnson & Co., M. E. Butterfield, Leonard 
 Shelters, J. C. Nichols & Son ; house furu shing goods, Higgins Bros., 
 |D. A. Simons, G. H. Dorr ; ice, Gideon Flanders, Dickey, Young & Co.: 
 ladies’furnishing goods, J. M. Stanton, J. H. Howard, N. S. Clark, 
 Frank Fittsleather, J. Stiekney ; lime and cement E. P. Johnson & 
 'Co., J. S. Kidder & Co., Pettee & Whittle, Drake & Carpenter; lum¬ 
 ber, A. C. Wallace, E. S. Harve}', W. W. Hubbard, J. F. Kennard’ 
 G. Clough, L. A. Clough. J. II. Maynard, J. Hodge. Head & Dowst, M. V- 
 B. Kinne, S. Me Intire; millinery,G. W. Boynton, N.’S. Clark, T. Morgan. 
 S. L. Wilson, G. W. Follansbee, Mrs. J. H. Platt, Mrs. J Pressey, F. 
 Fitts ; music and musical instruments, J. S. Masseek, Baldwin & Batch- 
 elder, I. S. Whitney, D. C. Wright, J. W. Moore, L. Simons ; produce, W. 
 Boyd, D. M. Poor, G. E. Wilson & Co., J. G. Warner, A. M. Eastman, 
 B. P. Burpee, Eager & Bobinson. Ainsworth & Lamb, Mallard & Son. 
 W. F. Sleeper & Co., Dodge & Worden : provisions, T. Collins, A. M. 
 Eastman, Matthews A Page, J. B. Stowell. G. E. Wilson & Co., Fradd 
 & Follansbee, R. M. Miller, B. P. Purpee; pumps, Pike & Heald, 11. S. 
 Whitney & Co., B. F. Fogg, W. P. Stratton, James Donnelly ; rubber 
 goods. J. Stiekney; sewing machines, J. S. Masseek, II. M’Allister, 
 jPlurner, Chandler & Co., Shepherd Si Co., E. Kennedy, J. V. Sullivan; 
 shoe stock & findings, J. Stiekney ; stoves & tin ware, G. R. Vance, 
 
 D. B. Eastman, D. M. Goodwin, J. C. Sanborn & Ilovey, Simons, Pike 
 & Heald, Sullivan & Decatur, Briggs & Brown; watches and jewelry, 
 
 J. N. Baker, W. II. Elliot. H. H. Ladd & Co., F. D. Thrope, John 
 Mooar, Straw & Lovejoy, Lyman Carr. L. Simons, W. Carter, Alfred 
 Walker, Cyrus Deane, S. S. Walch ; wines and liqors, Hayes & Co., 
 M. Prout, J. A. Morse & Co., Elijah Perry, Fletcher & Rovce; wood, 
 L. B. Bodwell & Co., D. B. Eastman, E. P. Johnson & Co., H. H. Young, 
 R. Laing, Moses Harrington, John Davis, jr., J. W. Kimball, M. V. B. 
 Kinne. Geo. H. Porter, Rowell Sc Spaulding, G. Sargent, J. 0. Webster, 
 A. J. Young. 
 
 Physicians —Geo. C. Gage, J. A. Majean, F. W. Patten, W. II. Rand, 
 Gideon Des Rosier, T. Wheat, W. W. Wilkins, L. B. How, L. French, 
 G. A. Crosby, C. F. Fonney, J. Ferguson, Chas. Wells, J. P. Walker 
 R. J. P. Goodwin, John Fitzpatrick, A. Tremblay, G. E. Ilersev, Win.’ 
 Holland, C. A. Manning, John West, 0. D. Abbott, L. M. French, D. S. 
 Adams, II. C. Canney, J. G. Sturgis. Luther Pattee, Win. M. Parsons. 
 W. F. Byrns, J. W. Mooar, M. Richard, Miss Danforth, N. T. Clark, 
 A. B. Smith, B. E. Harritnan; hot., T. M. Hanson; homeo., Emil 
 Custer, Mrs. 0. M. Winegar, Miss Mary 0. A. Hunt, Miss E. R. Win- 
 egar; spiritual, II. C. Coburn; deutists, Hiram Hill, J. B. Prescott. 
 
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 116 
 
 C. E. Page, Childs & Wheeler, C. W. Clement; vet. surg., C. R. WoodJ 
 
 Real Estate Ag’tS — A. J. Lane, G. H. Dorr, E. R. Coburn, Ryder & 
 Blunt, A. L. Walker. 
 
 Short-hand Reporter—Charles T. Brown. 
 
 MARLBOROUGH, CHESHIRE— Pop,, 1017. S. W. from CJ 
 48; S. E. from Keene, 5. R. R. S. —Marlboro, 2% m. on Cheshire R. 
 R. Stage twice a day. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treai., G. G. Davis: Selectmen, L. A. Fuller, 
 L. Hemenway, D. W. Tenney ; Supt., Charles Smith. 
 
 Postmasters —Wm. M. Nason; Depot , C. S. Moors. 
 
 Justices —Jairus Collins, Martin Chase, State ; Elijah Boyden, C. K. 
 Mason, C. E. Hardy, G. G. Davis, Nelson Converse. 
 
 Churches —Cong., J. L. Merrill; Meth., Noble Fiske ; Cniv., E. B. 
 Burgess. Exp. Ag’t —Depot, F. S. Moors. 
 
 Hotel —Marlboro House, F. H. Tyrrell.) 
 
 Livery Stable —George Tilden. 
 
 Manufacturers —bail boxes, Depot , L. A. Fuller; blankets, Cheshire 
 Blanket Mills, C. 0. Whitney, W. H. Clark; boxes, Dexter & Richard¬ 
 son; boxes and toys, Luther Hemenway; horse blankets and trico 
 cloth, Marlboro Manuf’g Co., D. W. Tenney, ag’t; horse blankets, 
 Monadnoch Blanket Co., Charles Shrigley, ag’t; knob screws, Thurs¬ 
 ton Knob Screw Co.; pails, N. Winch, J. <fc L. Kuowlton; Depot , A. 
 Fuller, jr.; woolen yarn, James Townshend. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Clemons & Matthews, C. H. Dustin ; car¬ 
 penters, A. A. Adams, J. A. White, A. J. Emerson, M. A. Thompson; 
 harness jmakers, David Wilkinson, J. W T Eradshaw; machinists, C. 
 Hodgkins, Buss Machine Co.; marble workers. Woodward & Cauifill; 
 mason, S. S. Mason ; painters,gJ. C. Stone, J. L. Sargeant, A. BJChase; 
 watch maker, Geo. K. Harrington ; wheelwrights, Rollins & Mason. 
 
 Merchants —G. G. Davis, H. A. Spafford, Woodward & Nason; boots 
 and shoes, Charles Stay; meat and provisions, E. S. Baldwin ; millin¬ 
 ery, Miss E. A. Kuowlton ; tin ware and stoves, B. F. Merriam. 
 
 Physicians —S. A. Richardson, G. L. Harrington. 
 
 Tel. Ag’tS —Geo. K. Harrington; Depot, F-; S. Moors. 
 
 MARLOW, CHESHIRE— Pop., 716. S. W. from C., 50 ; N. from 
 Keene, 15. R. R. S. —Keene, on Cheshire R. R., 15*m. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, E. N. Howe; Treas., G: W. Clyde; Selectmen, 
 J. W. Fletcher, 0. S. Rogers, M. F. Jones ; Supt., E. A. Jones. 
 
 Postmaster —Hosea Towne. Physician —Marshall Perkins. 
 
 Justices —J. Q. Jones, James Burnap, P. E. Fox, State ; G. W. Clyde, 
 Hosea Towne. 
 
 Churches —Chris.,-; Meth., C. W. Taylor; Univ.,-J 
 
 Hotels & Liverv Stables —Forest House, G. A. Petts : Jones’, Geo. 
 E. Day. 
 
 Literary Institution —Marlow Academy, II. D. Upton. 
 
 Manufacturers —doors, sash and blinds, J. Q. Jones; leather, James 
 Burnap; lumber, Jas. Burnap, E. B. Gee, Horace Gee; rakes, Freeman 
 Phelps. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmith, M. F. Lebourvean ; carpenters, 
 G. S. Phelps, 0. S. Rogers, Heury Phelps; cooper, Elbridge Phelps; 
 painters, J. H. Johnson, G. S. Phelps; carriage, Leander Huntley; 
 photographer, Henry Simonds. 
 
 Merchants—Hosea Towne, Joslin & Messer, Clyde & Knight; drugs, 
 medicines and fancy goods, E. N. Howe; grocery, E. Shepardson ; tin 
 ware, stoves, &c., P. E. Fox ; millinery, Mrs. S. A. Barney. 
 
 MASON, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 685. S. W. from C„ 40 ; W. 
 

 
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 117 
 
 from Nashua. 18. R. R. S. —Mason Centre depot 1 m. from village 
 and Pratts, on Peterboro & Shirley Branch R. K. Stage twice a day. 
 
 | OFFICERS— Clerk, J. B. Wilson; Treas., J. S. Spaulding; Selectmen, 
 J. S. Spaulding, H. K. Hodgman, L. H. Robbins; Supt., T. Russell, 
 j Postmaster —Daniel Goodwin. 
 
 Justices —Jona Russell, ‘2d, Daniel Goodwin, J. B. Hill, State ; J. B. 
 Wilson, T. Russell, Geo. Whittaker, J. S. Spaulding. 
 
 Church —Cong., W. R.T isdale. Exp. Agt —S. T. Lowell. 
 
 Manufacturers —handles, E. B. Richardson; lumber, J. H. Elliott; 
 quarrying, A. Me Donald, J. Maxwell; saw and grist mill, G. M. Cen¬ 
 ter; soap. M. L. Barrett. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Sherman Stone, J. Allinson; carpenters, 
 W. E. Barney, J. P. Blood, L. A. Blood, A. P. Barrett, V. Eaton; ma¬ 
 sons, F. Nutting, J. P. Nutting. 
 
 Merchants —Goodwin & Childs, G. L. Creighton, S. T. Lowell. 
 
 Physician —Timothy Russell. 
 
 Mast Yard—See Concord. « 
 
 Melvin Village—See Tuftonborough. 
 
 MEREDITH, BELKNAP— Pop., 1807. N. from C., 32; N. 
 from Laconia, 9 m. R. R. S. —Meredith Village, on B. C. & M. R. R. 
 Stage connects with all trains. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, E. Bickford; Treas., G. Sanborn; Selectmen,' C. 
 iW. Neal, E. Bickford, J. W. Eastman ; Supt., H. Palmer, 
 i Postmasters — Center, Lane Plummer; Village, A. Cotton. 
 
 Justices —Hanson Beede, S, W. Rollins, Ebenezer Stevens, Joseph 
 iEla, B. C. Tuttle, J. S. Neal, J. W. Bee le, Lane Plummer, G. G. Hoit, 
 State; P. D. Blaisdell, Quorum; J. B. Swain, B. F. Wiggin, H. S.j 
 Swain, W. S. Cox. 
 
 Churches —Bap.,T. M. Merriman; Cong., G. I. Bard ; F. Bap., Centre, 
 F. Lyforde ; Village, J. Erskine. 
 
 Physicians —George Sanborn, H. Palmer. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t. —Edwin Cox. Tel. Ag’t. —C. W. Morrison. 
 
 Hotel —Elm House, G. M; Burleigh. Lawyer —S. W. Rollins. 
 
 Livery Stables —G. M. Burleigh, Edwin Cox. 
 
 Manufacturers —cottons, Waukawan Hosiery Mills; hosiery, F. L. 
 Dow; lumber, N. B. Wadleigh; patent swivel plow, G. S. Roberts;; 
 piano forte cases, J. A. Lang. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans — blacksmiths. Greenleaf Maloon & Son,' 
 E. W. Prescott, W.3I. Rand; Centre, W. H. Cate, S. M. Glidden; car¬ 
 penters, B. F. Wiggins, D. S Fernal, G. H. Clark & Co., J. Wiggin,C. P.j 
 Wiggin; Center, J. S. Sanborn; coopers, N. B. Wadleigh, J. S. Norris, 
 harness maker, S. M. Estes; masons, B. C. Tuttle, B. S. Tuttle; pain-j 
 ters, W. B. Reynolds, J. E. Sanborn ; printers, G. F. Sanborn, S. A. 1 
 Ladd, W. Collins; shoemakers, Village, H. Dow, A. A. Kidder, J. S. 
 Perkins; Centre, J. C. Gove; J. F. Caverly; tailor, J. S. Wadleigh; 
 undertaker, D. A. Ambrose; wheelwrights, Nathaniel Clark, W. Mj 
 Pike. 
 
 Merchants —J. w. Lang, jr., J. II. Knowles & Co., J. W. Beede, P.. 
 D. Blaisdell & Co., Newell & Plaisted ; Center, Lane Plummer ; auction¬ 
 eer, Hanson Beede; boots and shoes, J. H. Knowles & Co., Newell & 
 Plaisted, J. W. Beede; drugs and medicines, M. Brown, I>. Mason ; fur¬ 
 niture, D. A. Ambrose ; millinery, Mrs. H. N. Newell, 0. & E. Knowles; 
 tin ware, stoves, &c., T. S. Moses. 
 
 Meriden—See PlainfleH. 
 
 i MERRIMACK, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 1066. S. from C., 
 26 ; S. W. from Manchester, 10; N. from Nashua, 8; East fr. Amherst,! 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 8. R. R. S. —Merrimack. Reed’s Ferry, and Thornton’s Ferry, on 
 Concord R. R. South Merrimack, on Nashua & Wilton R. R. 
 
 ! OFFICERS— Clerk, Benjamin Ela ; Treas^ M. P. Nichols; Selectmen} 
 II. YV. Wilson, L. F. Lowell, G. E. Patterson; Supt's., M. P. Nichols,j 
 J. T. Jones. 
 
 ; Postmaster & Exp. Ag’t— G. H. Bixby. 
 
 i Justices—YV. T. Parker, State; llarrison Eaton, David Henderson, 
 S. C. Anderson, A. Me C. Wilkins, Benj. Ela, Isaac Fitts, N. Y. Oliver, 
 J. L. Spaulding, J. L. Read, YVm* Layers. 
 
 ! Church —Cong., C. I. Hubbard. 
 
 Hotel —Merrimack, II. N. Colston. 
 
 Literary Institution —Me Gaw Normal Institute, B II. Weston, pr. 
 Manufacturers —extension tables, Thomas Paiker ; wooleus, David 
 Henderson ; yarn, Win. Henderson. 
 
 ! Mechanics —carpenters, G. W. Moulton, W. J. Roekwood, Wm. E.l 
 Brown, F. A. Chamberlain; shoemakers,G. II. Bixby, Joseph Ircdale;! 
 wheelwright, Henry F. Herrick. 
 
 Merchant —N. Y. Oliver. Physicans— H. Eaton, W. W. Pillsbury.i 
 South— Postmaster & Merchant— Asaph Evans. 
 
 Church—Cong.,-. Exp. Ag’t —Wm. Locke. 
 
 Manufacturer —lumber, Rodney Hodginan. 
 
 Mechanics —carpenter, Geo. E. Patterson; coopers, Ilosea Evans, 
 Sanderson & Son ; wheelwright, Wm. Patterson. 
 
 Reed’s Ferry — Postmaster — M. P. Nichols 
 j Exp. Ag’t— C. S. Nesmith. Merchant —S. C. Anderson. 
 
 I Manufacturers —brick, Joseph A Eri Kittredge ; fish barrels, kits,' 
 cooper stock and lumber, Fessenden & Lowell; overalls, J. W. Kit-, 
 tredge, F. F. Walker. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, J. M. Fosdick, J. B. Elliot; harness ma-i 
 kers, Leonard Walker, F. F. Walker; painter, E. W. French. 
 Thornton’s Ferry — Postmaster & Exp. Ag’t —George Drew. 
 Manufacturers —brick, Esty & Jones; furniture, Parker & Co. 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, G. W. Colston; carpenter, S. G. Chambei*- 
 lin. Merchant— G. B. Griffin. 
 
 MIDDLETON,— STRAFFORD Pop.,510. N. E. from C., 40 ;j 
 N. from Dover, 24. R.R. S. —Union Village, 3 miles on Conway.Div.i 
 Eastern R. R. Stage Tues. Thins, and Sat. 
 
 j OFFICERS— Clerk , 0. F. Kimball; Treas., B. P. Chesley ; Selectmen 
 B P.Chesley, J. B. Stevens, Cyrus B. Perkins ; Supt., Seth Sawyer, 
 i Postmaster —Jonathan Daniels, 
 i Justices —A.G. Orne, W. II. Cloutman, B. P. Chesley. 
 
 Church —F. Bap., Seth Sawyer. 
 
 Manufacturers— shoe knives, 0. E. Brown. 
 
 Mechanics —carpenters, W. II. Cloutman, America Lane. 
 
 I MILANy COOS —Pop., 710. N. E. from C., 30; E. from Lancas¬ 
 ter, 30. R. R. S. —Berlin Falls, 8, West Milan, 7, on Grand Trunk R. 
 R. Daily Stage to Berlin Falls. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, G. YV. Blanchard; Treat., P. A. G. W. Phipps; 
 Selectmen, W. II. Evans, Dennis B. York, J. II Chandler; Supt., R. H. 
 Meserve. 
 
 Postmaster —J. S. Phipps ; West, B. T. Roberts. 
 
 Justices —J. M. Phipps, F. I. Bean, P. A. G. W. Phipps, Adamsi 
 Twitchell. State; Moses Ilodgdon, jr., J. S. Phipps, Daniel Bean, D. B. 
 York, G. YY T . Blanchard. 
 
 Church—Meth., YY m. Wood, Abner Keith. 
 
 Hotel—Hiram Elinwood, West, I. II. Fogg. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 119 
 
 Lawyer—F. I. Bean. 
 
 Manufacturers—carriages,Bean A Wheeler; lumber, A. A. A R. W. 
 Higgins, I. W. Ames; shingles, R. H. Cole; starch, Hutchinson 
 Wheeler, A Pettingill, Horn, Wheeler & Parker. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, G.E. Dale, S. P. Folsom, Geo. W. Page; 
 West, C. S. Green, Ransom Perkins ; harness maker, H. T. Ellingwood ; 
 shoe makers, D. G. York, L. R. York; West, Chas. Corkum. 
 
 Merchants — J. M. Phipps A Co., York A Twitchell, A. Blake, 
 W. A. Willis & Co.; West, B. T. Roberts, G. W. A F. H. Blanchard. 
 
 Physicians—R. H. Meserve; West, E. Green, 
 i MILFORD, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 2606. S. from C., 35. 
 S. from Amherst, 3 ; W. from Nashua, 11; S. W. from Manchester, 15. 
 
 R. R. S. —Milford, on Nashua A Wilton R. R. Conveyance to all 
 trains. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , J. M. Laws; Treas ., F. T. Sawyer; Selectmen, 
 C. Wilkins, S. B. Emerson, Geo. E. Clark, Board of Education , Ad- 
 lison Heald, G. F. Bartlett, D. S. Burnham ; Agent , A. M. Hatch. 
 Postmaster & Tel. Ag’t—J. W. Crosby. 
 
 Justices—Gilbert Wadleigh, Bainbridge Wadleigh. William Rams- 
 Idell, W. II. W. Hiud, Abel Chase, R. M. Wallace, C.'S. Averill, S. C. 
 Coburn, Geo. E. Foster, State ; F. T. Sawyer, J. E. Foster, G. F. Bart¬ 
 lett, David Heald, C. B. Tuttle, C. C. Shaw, J. E. Bruce, D. K. Marvell, 
 J. W. Pillsbury, G. E. Clark. Levi Curtis, J. W. Crosby, James M. 
 Laws, G. E. Clarke, J. Hadlock, T. B. Dearborn. 
 
 Churches—Bap., R. B. Moody ; Cong., George Pierce; Meth., J. L. 
 Harrison ; R. Cath. E. Buckle ; Unita., A. M. Pendleton. 
 
 Eating Houses—W. A J. A A. Wetherbee, M. M. Morrell. 
 
 Exp. Ag’ts—W. S. Huntley, J. W. Crosby. 
 
 Hotels—Union, Geo. E. Boutell. Livery Stable—H. A. Barker. 
 Lawyers—Bainbridge Wadleigh, Gilbert Wadleigh,Robert Wallace, 
 C. S. Averill. 
 
 Literary Institution—Milford High School, S. J. Blanpied, prin. 
 Manufacturers—bone meal, Ac., E. S. Burno; boots and shoes, Co¬ 
 burn A Hamblett; cooperage, W. L. Pierce A Co.; extension tables, 
 
 S. B. Emerson; furniture, Bragg St Conant, D. Heald, H. G. Loomis ; 
 grauite workers, F. F. Turner, C. A. Burnes ; knitting cotton, M. Kaley 
 & Co.; leather, J. Lewis & Co.; lumber, Wm. Gilson, II. S. Gilson, How.' 
 ison & Marvell, Dow A Gutterson, D. T. Butterick A Co., W. L. Pierce 
 A Co.; granite workers, Marvell A Weaver ; meal and feed, A. A. Gil¬ 
 son ; mirror frames, A. Fuller; piano actions, G. L. Darracott; pic¬ 
 ture frames, J. A. Wheeler; plows, W. N. Patterson; printer’s furni¬ 
 ture, W. W. Robbins A Co.; soap boilers, Milton Parker, A. G. Stearns, 
 I. A J. T. Burns; toys, Burdick A Talbot; window springs, D. Good¬ 
 win. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans—blacksmiths, Marvell A O’Conner, J. M. 
 Stickney; caxpenters, Luther Duncklee, A. Fifield, B. Blanchard, C. 
 Weaver, J. D. Cochran, E. C. Towne; concreter, A. S. Richards ; coopers, 
 W. Gilson, W. L. Pierce A Co.; hairdresser, D. N. Goodwin; harness 
 makers, A. H. Mclntire, C. A. Wood, George Hadley; machinist, 
 Edwin Smith ; marble workers, I. H. Carlton, John Sanders; masons, 
 S. F. Shirley,G. Hamblett, W. L. Winslow; painters, A. J. Lynch, J. E. 
 Mackay, C. L. Wilkins, J. F. Eaton ; photographers, B. F. Foster, J. D. 
 Perkins; tailors, H. F. Warren, R. E. Bendon; watch makers, H. P. 
 Hamblett, James E. Webster, C. H. Averill; wheelwrights, Charles 
 Tarbell, E. Shannesy. 
 
 Merchants—John E. Bruce, A. A. Gilson, Bartlett A Dodge. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 120 
 
 auctioneers, J. \V. Duncklee, E. P. Hutchinson ; bakery, D. J. Crosby ; 
 [hooks and stationery, Mrs. J. A. Wheeler ; boots and shoes, D. F. 
 Thompson, Coburn & Hamblett; clocks and watches, J. E. Webster ; 
 |clothing, hats and caps, J. A. Ober & Co., F. W. Richardson; drugs,i 
 ^medicines and hardware, D. S. Burnham, Kidder & Whitney; fish, 
 G. H. Needham, Ira Chase ; granite, L. M. Burns, Parker Fletcher, 
 J. B. Melendy, G. F. Parker, A. E. Carlton, Everett Hutchinson, Na¬ 
 than Merrill, W. P. Easton, T. M. King, D. A. Bates ; groceries, 
 Guild & Adams, C. P. Rossiter; meat, Foster Bros., W. B. Wellman ; 
 S. N. Stevens; millinery, Mrs. E. Comstock, H. M. Robinson ; seeds 
 and plants, J. A. Wheeler; stoves and tin ware, J. A. Powers, J. F. 
 Boynton ; variety store, C. W. French, A. J. Pride, 
 
 Physicians — T.B. Dearborn, A. W. Smith, C. R. Kelly ; clair., Mrs. 
 S. S. Mixer ; homeo., W. H. W. Hinds ; dentist, C. F. Fiske. 
 
 MILLSFIELD, COOS —Unorganized. Pop., 31. N. from C., 
 150. E. E. S. —Bethel, Maine, 46 in., on Grand Trunk R. R.; p. o. ad. 
 Errol 1. 
 
 Justice—G* W. Annis. 
 
 Manufacturers —barrel staves, clapboards, shingles and lumber, 
 J. W, Ellinewood & Co. ^ 
 
 Mill Village —See Goshen. 
 
 MII/JTOV, STEJFFOED —Pop., 1598. N. E. from C., 40; N. W. 
 from Dover, 20. E. E. S. —Milton, on Ports; Gt. Falls & Conway R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , C. H. Looney ; Treas., Geo. Lyman ; Selectmen, 
 Geo. Lyman, G. H. Plummer, John U. Simes ; Supts., M. V. B. Cook, 
 Freeman H. Lovvd, F. P. Bickford. 
 
 Postmasters —C. H. Looney; South, H. H. Wentworth ; West , T. F- 
 Canney. 
 
 Justices —Luther Hayes, C. H. Looney, E. W. Fox, State, Joseph 
 Plummer, Josepo Mathes, Joseph Cook, George Lyman, G. W. Peavy, 
 J. S. Hersey, J. N. Simes, B. B. Plummer, G. W. Tasker, M. Y. B. Cook; 
 C. C. Hayes, Ira Miller. 
 
 Churches —Chris., D. B. Goodwin; Cong., J. N. Lowell; F. Bap.,j 
 E. Owen. Exp. & Tel. Ag’t —Daniel Cockery. 
 
 Hotels & Livery Stables —Tri Mountain House, J. R. Horne ; C. H. 
 Downs. 
 
 Literary Institution —Milton Clas-ical Institute, Miss Clements. 
 
 Manufacturers-* boots and shoes, Wilson & Morgan ; excelsior, J. H. 
 Avery & Co.; shoe boxes, Chas. II. Hayes ; shoe knives, J. II. Duntley ; 
 lumber. Luther Hayes, Scates & Lyman ; L. Plumer, p. o. ad., Union.! 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, H. Duntly & Son ; carpenters, Joseph 
 jMathes, E. H. Hersom, I. W. Jones, D. R. Fall, G. W. Swassey ; hair 
 dresser, H. B. Knox ; masons, Clark Foss, Win. F. Wentworth, G. P. 
 Otis; painter, G. F. Hodgdon; shoemaker, George Tasker; wheel-] 
 wrights, Joseph Mathes, Daniel Jenness. 
 
 Merchants —J. F. Hart, Dan. Cockery; fancy goods, Mrs. Ira S.j 
 Knox, Mrs. J. F. Hart; fish, Geo. Howe; millinery, Mrs. C. M. Roberts. 
 
 Physician— G, W. Peavey. 
 
 Mills— Postmaster & Express Agent— E. W. Fox. 
 
 Churches—Cong., D. B. Scott ; F. Bap., II. Quimby ; Meth. A. B. 
 Carter. 
 
 Hotels & Livery Stables —Central House, C. Remick; Centennial 
 House, J. W. Prescott. 
 
 Manufacturers —carriages and wheelwrght.- T oh n Brackett; flan-j 
 ! »e s, Waumbeck Manuf’g Co.; felt cloth, piano and table, covers, Ed-! 
 .vard Brierly & Son ; table and piano covers, Townsend & Co. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 121 | 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Ebenezer Osgood, Nathaniel Riues, S. F. 
 Rines, S. R. Uuunells; carpenters. J. F. Titcomb, E. S..Simes; hair i 
 dresser, E. A. Hargraves ; harness makers, A. Sanborn & Son ; mason. 
 J. G. Rines; painters, G. W. Crane, E. C. Abbott. 
 
 Merchants —Asa Fox & Son, A. A. Fox & Co., J. U. Simes, Ira Miller: 
 confectionery, E. A. Hargraves ; drugs and medicines, A. W. Low; fancy 
 goods, Mrs. M. A. Berry; jewelry, E. T. Libbey ; provisions, C. S. 
 Lowd. 
 
 Physicians —J. C. Buck, C. W. Gross,-Cowell. 
 
 MONROE, GRAFTON—Top., 532. N. W. from C., 92; N. from 
 Haverhill, 18. R. R. S. —Mclndoe’s Falls and Barnet, on C. & P. R. 
 R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, C. B. Paddleford; Treas .. J. Q. Gilchrist ; Select¬ 
 men , C. B. Paddleford, Oscar Frazer, Edward Emery; Supt., Mrs. 
 Chas. Buffum. 
 
 Postmasters —J. Q. Gilchrist; North, B. F. Shepherd. 
 
 Justices —Albert Mason, Horace Duncan, Stale ; Daniel Sherry, D. 
 F. Blodgett, Alex. Warden. 
 
 Church —Cong.,-Cobleigh; North, Meth.,-. 
 
 Hotel —Monroe House, Mrs. Martha Hadley. 
 
 Livery Stables —D. R. Gilchrist. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, C. B. Paddleford & Co.; Tan Dyke & 
 Merrill, p. o. ad , Mclndoe’s Falls. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Wm. Morse; North, R. A. Moore; car¬ 
 penters G. W. Little, John Little, Henry Cross, Geo. Webster : coop 
 ers, Wm. Walworth, Freeman Cross; harness makers, D. F. Blodgett ;j 
 painter, G. A. Holmes; printer, D. F. Blodgett; shoemaker, E. Thayer ;i 
 wheelwright, Geo. Blodgett. 
 
 Merchants —Warden & Page. 
 
 MOILTONBOROIGH. CARROLL— Pop., 1299. N. E. fr. 
 
 C. , 50 ; W. from Ossipee, 18. R. R. S. —Meredith Village, 9 m. and 
 Centre Harbor, 5 m., on B. C. & M. R. R Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Geo. L. Mason; Treas.. A. M. Graves ; Selectmen ,! 
 A. M. Graves, L. Dow, F. S. Lee; Supt., B. M. Mason. 
 
 Postmasters —J. E. French: Red Hill, N. G. Goodwin. 
 
 Justices —J. B. Dow, W. H. H. Mason, H. M. Senter, B. M. Mason, 
 James French, J. E. French, State; Mark Randall, G. L. Mason, A. P. 
 Jacklard. J. G. Abbott, J. C. Pitman. Eleazer Davis, 2d, J. F. Cotton. 
 Churches — Red Hill , F. Bap., J. Pettiugill; Meth., S. J. Robinson. 
 Hotel —A. P. Jacklard. Lawyer —George P. Davis. 
 
 Manufacturers —flour and meal, W. H. H. & B. Mason ; handles, 
 N. Bunker, J. F. Bodge; lumber, L. D. Baitlett. J. French, B. F. 
 Brown. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Alonzo Watson, F. Picring, W. Weed; 
 carpenters, M. E. & J. T. Hoyt, J. A. Berry, J. C. Pitman; hair dresser, 
 
 D. G. Lee: masons, D. B. & C. F. Garland, Geo. Kelley ; shoemakers. 
 J. M. Smith, D. Clement, B. C. Clement, B. F. Counce; wheelwright 
 C. F- Huntress. 
 
 Merchants —J. E. French, A. P. Jacklard; Red Hill, N. G. Good¬ 
 win; Red Hill, cloths, boots, shoes and notions, Simon Glines; tin 
 ware, stove*, Ac., A. J. Goodwin ; tin ware and groceries, Goodwin & 
 Councet wholesale (travelling) fancy goods and notions, C. H. Blake; 
 
 E. Blake. _ 
 
 Physicians —W. H. II. Mason, G. L. Mason. 
 
 NIoultoiivillo— See Ossipee. 
 
 MOXT VERNON. HILLSBORO—Top., 601. S. from C., 28. 
 
122 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 |W. from Amherst, 3. R. R. S. —Milford, 5 miles, on Nashua & Wilton 
 R. K. Daily stage. 
 
 | OFFICERS— Clerk, J. M. Fox; Treas., Clark Campbell ; Selectmen, 
 James Upton, II. F Dodge, Thus. II. Me Question; Supt., G. W. Todd. 
 
 I Postmaster & Tel. Ag’t— A. S. Bruce. 
 
 ! Justices—C. J. Smith, G.W. Todd, J. H.Bruce, State ; Alonzo Travis, 
 John Trevitt, A. S. Bru e, Clark Campbell. 
 
 Church— Cong., Wm. II. Woodwell. Physician— S. Bunton. 
 
 Literary Institution -Me Cololm Institute, G. W\ Todd, Prin. 
 
 Manufacturer —fancy boxes, Bragg & Conant. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, C. Livingston; carpenters, J. T. Me Col- 
 lorn, Joseph Averill, Bradley Jones, Elbridge Marvell ; painters, P. F . 1 
 Pike, John Smith ; shoemaker, G. E. Mills. 
 
 Merchants —T. II. Richardson, Jameson & Perkins ; auctioneers, 1 
 J. II. A. Bruce, A. S. Bruce. 
 
 Mount Washington—A Post Office in Coos County. 
 Munsonville—See Nelson. 
 
 NASHUA, HILLSBOROUGH— Shire town. Pop., 13,000. S. E. 
 from C., 35. R. R. S. — Nashua, on B. & N. R. R.. Concord R. R. & 
 W. & N. R. R., N. & R. R. 
 
 ' OFFICERS— City Cleric, E. M. Bowman; City Treas., G. E. Gage; 
 Mayen', Charles Williams; Aldermen, Ward 1, J. H. Dunlap; 2, S. A. 
 •Sawyer; 3,G. P. Messer; 4, G. W. Badger; 5, T. F. Wills, J. C. An- 
 nis; 6, B. S. Babcock, E. 0. Blunt; 7, H. A. Allbee, Amos Webster; 8, 
 E. B. Burke; President of Common Council , A. Chase; Citric of Com-\ 
 mon Council, J. II. Chapman ; Assessors, D. A. Wdlson, C. F. Tolies, A. 1 
 D. Ayling, George Swain, John Bullard; Collector of Taxes , E. J.! 
 Copp ; Superintendent of Schools, J. H. Goodale; City Marshal , W. 0.! 
 Clough ; Assistant Marshal , W. C. Brown; Chief Engineer, F. A. Bar-; 
 jney; Police Court Justice, Jas. B. Fassett ; Solicitor , A. F. Stevens; 
 Liquor Agent , M. A. Taylor. 
 
 Postmaster— Hwnry A. Marsh. 
 
 Justices —J. M. Hunt, G. II. Whitney, C. P. Danforth, Gilman C. 
 Shattuck, G. Y. Sawyer, T. II. Wood, A. W. Sawyer, A. F. Stevens, 
 |E. P. Emerson, Albert Me Kean, Thomas Pearson, C. C. Boutwell, J. B. 
 Fassett, H. M. Goodrich, George Stark, D. R. Marshall, B. F. Emerson, 
 C. V. Dearborn, G. A. Ramsdell, David Gillis, E. P. Brown, B. B. Whit-' 
 Itemore, Thomas Chase, Samuel Evans, S. S. Davis, J. G. Kimball, 
 Aaron King, S. D. Chandler, J. P. Howe, J. G. Graves, H. B. Atherton, 
 >1. W. White, S. T. Worcester, A. H. Saunders, J. A. Spalding, F. A. 
 ;Mc Kean, J. F. Whittle, E. Spalding, II. J. Chapman, W. W. Hailey, 
 !R. Emerson, M. R. Buxton, D. W. King, F. G. Crowell, J. H. Thurber, 
 IW. F. Wright, 0. C. Moore, G. Y. Sawyer, jr. State; P. H. Hill, Albert 
 Lull, R. A. Arnold, E. B. Hammond, Benj. Saunders, F. E. Tupper, 
 IW. J. Cooper, C. A. Gillis, Stillman Swallow, J. E. Hunt, V. C. Gilman,| 
 Loring Farnsworth, E. B. Burke, H. W. Gilman, H. II. Eaton, T. H.j 
 Gibby, Oliver Dodge, William "Weaver, T. B. Crowley, R. M. Sawyer, 
 IJ. M. Saunders, F. A. Eaton, E. J. Copp, L. R. Kidder, E. F. McQues- 
 ;ton, E. E. Parker, I. Robbins, jr., F. Kelsey, II. C. Little, W. 0. Clough,' 
 |W. S. Jackman, M. A. Worcester, W. C. Brown, C. S. Collins, Chas. W.j 
 dloit, A. S. Eaton, R. J. Hallaren, F. Winch, J M. Flanders, J. Swal-j 
 |low, H. Parkinson, 0. D. Murray, T. M. Shattuck, C. K. Daggett,] 
 iJ. M. Hopkins, D. Sargent. J. O’Donnell, F. A. Marden, J. P. S. Otter-i 
 son, N. P. Whittemore, R. C. Duffey, D. F. Runnells, A. W. Woodman,' 
 Williams Hall, C. II. Burke, H. H. Davis, W. II. Cook. Matthew Barr,! 
 J. E. Kent, G. F. Andrews, R. M. Blanchard, Geo. Swain, Patrick 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 123 
 
 Lonergan, G. F. Sliedd, J. B. Parker, Geo. W. Flanders, R. D. Barnes, 
 Clias. McGregor, E. M. Bowman, C. W. Stevens, S. G. Dearborn, S. L. 
 Powers, 0. B. Hill. 
 
 ! Churches —Bap., G. W. Nicholson; Cong., Frederick Alvord, Clias. 
 Wetherby, J. K. Aldrich; Epis., J. Lelioy; Metli., Clias. E. Hull, 
 (Chesuut St.)L. P. Cushman; R. Cath., J. O’Donald, (Irish ;) J. 11. V. 
 
 B. .Millette, (French); Unit., T. L. Gorman ; Univ., Jus. Gorton. 
 
 Eating Houses —Luton & Lund, G. E. Hastings, Allen Wilson, G. P. 
 
 Swett, T. A. Greeley, G. B. Fiske, F. M. Eayrs. 
 
 Exp. Ag’tS —M. C. Cutler, U. T. Morrill A Co. 
 
 Hotels —Indian Head, Mrs. J. A. Cushing; iremont House, Gilman 
 Scripture; Willard’s Hotel, Charles Willard. 
 
 Ins. Ag ! tS— E. P. Emerson, J. G. Kimball, McKean & Andrews, 
 
 C. L. Meloon, Caleb Richardson, J. H. Tliuruer; Francis Winch, T. B, 
 Crowley, Copp <fc Bro. 
 
 Lawyers —G. Y. Sawyer, B. F. Emerson, B. B. Whittemore, A. W. 
 Sawyer, A. F. Stevens, W. W. Bailey, II. B. Atherton, G. Y. Sawyer, 
 jr., J. B. Fassett, C. V. Dearborn, S. T. Worcester, E. E. Parker, E. S. 
 Cutter, Geo. B. French, I. C. Bates Smith, jr., J. B. Parker, C. W. 
 lioitt, E. B. Gould. 
 
 Literary institutions —Nashua Literary Institution, David Crosby, 
 prim; High School, E. B. Powers, prim; Nashua Historical Society, 
 0. C. Moore, Pres. 
 
 Livery Stables —James Wilkins, W. F. Wright, G. 0. Farley, J. G. 
 Me Donald, D. G. Leavitt. M. W. Wallace. 
 
 Manufacturers —bobbins, spools aud shuttles, Eaton & Ayer; card¬ 
 board and glazed paper, Nashua Card and Glazed Paper Co.; cottons, 
 Nashua Mauul’gCo., R. A. Maxfield, ag’t ; Jackson Mauuf’g Co., W. D. 
 'Cad well, ag’t.; Vale Mills ManuTg Co., Benj. Saunders, ag’t; edge 
 tools, Underhill Edge Tool Co., Nestor Haines, supt.; iron, Nashua 
 Iron Co., A. Sweeuey, supt.; locks, Nashua Lock Co.; lumber. Cross A 
 Tolies, J. B. Proctor, F. A D. S.Chase; machinist tools, A. H. Saunders; 
 marble working tools and implements, Wm. Weaver; sash, doors ami 
 blinds, Gregg & Hoyt; shoes, Crain, Moody <fc Rising; soapstone stoves, 
 Francestowu Soapstone Co.; suspenders, L. E. Burbank; toys, Nashua 
 Novelty Works. A A. Davis. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, F. J. Woodward, E. Me Cart}, 
 Asa Avery. G. T. Tryon, C. B. Hutchinson; carpenters, J. M. Flauders, 
 Franklin Foster, Hilaud Holt, N. 0. Prescott, J. F. Wallace, B. B. 
 Putnam, A. A. Sanders & Sou ; hair dressers, P. 0. Ames, Jos. Lowell, 
 A. Bell, Fred Collette ; harness makers, Pumam &, Co., A. E. Sander¬ 
 son, 1. 0. Woodward ; machinists, Warner & Whitney, G. W. Davis & 
 Co., Flather & Co.; marble.workers, Moses Davis, Wm. Weaver, W. F. 
 York ; masons, Weston & Stevens, P. F. Morgan, Smith & Lakeinan, 
 Mark Starrett; painters, G. W. Badger, J. D. Bickford & Co., Henry 
 Atwood, C. F. Chase, I. W. Hamblet, C. C. Me Kean, D. A. Reed, V. L. 
 Mason; photographers, F. Glenton, J. C. Batcbelder, Charles Law¬ 
 rence ; printers, C. E. Clement, Moore & Langley, B. B. & F. P. Whit¬ 
 temore, H. R. Wheeler, M. V. B. Greene, E. W. Taylor; tailors, George 
 Bowers, R. Emerson & Co.; A. P. Dutton, Jas. E. Muir & Co., Packer & 
 Co.; wheelwrights, L. A. Woodward, F. G. Crowell, J. W. Moore. 
 
 Merchants —J.G. Blunt & Son; auctioneers and real estate brokers, 
 M. A. Worcester, K. F. Worcester, C. H. Campbell, II. F. Dane ; books 
 aud stationery, R. T. Smith, S. M. Morse, M. V. B. Greene ; boots aud 
 shoes, Me Leau & Co., Murch & Reed, Geo. E. Noyes, J. F. Burnham, 
 F. P. Maynard ; clocks aud watches, B. D. Bingham, U. H. Eaton, C. T. 
 
124 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Ridgeway,-Wm. Lovejoy, A. P. Hendrick, C. J. Walton; clothing, 
 hats and caps, Runnells & Chase, G. W. Moore, H. J. Chapman, Rus¬ 
 sell Sc Co., Nelson Tuttle, N. P. Washburn, Greenwood Sc Whitmarsh, 
 H. C. Phaneuf; dry goods, Crawford Sc Anderson, J. II. Blake, F. F. 
 Kimball, G. E. Wheat, Reed Sc Jackman; drugs and medicines, E. S.' 
 Russell & Co., A. E. Wallace, N. S. Whitman, G. W. Currier; carpets 
 and paper hangings, S. E. Jaquith & Co.; fancy goods and notions. C. T. 
 Andrews, Cheever Bros., J. E. Kent, Mrs. B. H. Shepherd ; flour and 
 grain, S. D. Chandler, Me Questen Sc Co., G. C. Shattuck Sc Co.. 
 Knowles & Co., Henry Stearns; furniture, Howard & Co., G. E. 
 Farley Sc Co., Fletcher, Webster & Co., Novelty Works, John Coggin ;| 
 groceries, Burke Sc Taylor, W. J. Cooper Sc Co., Daggett Sc Cross, Fisher 1 
 |Bros. Sc Co., A. Jaquith. G. W. Greene, G. J. Little, J. B. Me Questen, 
 Sawyer, Ober & Richardson, Yerder Sc Co., G. W. Whittemore, W. H. 
 Greenleaf Sc Co.; hardware, Barr & Co., C. II. Nutt; millinery, Mrs. 
 
 E. W. Johnson, A. J. Tuck, Mrs. S. S. Greene, A. S. Lowe, Mrs. L. J. 
 [Bingham ; stoves and tinware, II. M. Goodrich, Haywood & Green, ; 
 H. W. Price, L. E. Gould, Powers & Clark. 
 
 Physicians—Ebeuezer Dearborn, F. B. Ayer, Elijah Colburn, E. A. 
 Colburn,G. W. Currier, J. C. Garland, T. II. Gibby. J. G. Graves, J. G. 
 Graves, 2nd, E. B. Hammond, E. F. Me Questen, N. J. Moore, R. J. 
 Hallaren, Edward Spalding, S. G. Dearborn, G. P. Greelv, J. B. 
 Greeley, Norman Smith, P. E. Dansereau; liomeo., J. F. Whittle ' 
 S. C. Collins ; dentists, Albert Lull, C. G. A. Eayrs, L. F. Locke, F. L. 
 Twitchell; vet. surg., H. J. McHugh. 
 
 NELSON, CHESHIRE— Pop., 744. S. W. from C. 40 : N. E. from 
 Keene, 10. R. R. S. —Keene, on Cheshire R. R., 10 miles, Peterborough, 
 15 miles, dai.y stage ; Hillsboro, 18 miles, stage three times a week. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, F. K. Jewett; Treas., C, C. Atwood; Selectmen, 
 A. Davis, E. C. Tolman, H. M. Osgood; Supt., H. M. Osgood. 
 Postmasters—C. C. Atwood; Munsonville, S. A. Greene. 
 
 Justices—F. Taylor, N. W. Hardy, State ; C. C. Atwood, J. K. Mills, 
 
 F. K. Jewett. Church—Cong.,-. 
 
 Manufacturers—carriages, J. H. Osgood; clothes pins, 0. P. At¬ 
 wood & Son ; lumber, F. B. Hardy, II. D. Taylor, Calvin Fletcher; 
 sheeting, Munscmville , J. D. Colony Sc Sons. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, Henry Shepherd; Munsonville , George 
 I Waldron. 
 
 Merchants —C. C. Atwood, Munsonville , S. A. Green. ^ 
 
 NEW BOSTON. HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 1241. S. from C., 
 122. N. from Amherst, 10. R. R. S .—Parkers on Manchester Sc North 
 jw eare R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, C. II. Dodge; Treas., G. C. Warren; Selectmen, 
 David Marden, B. Goodhue, G. H. Wilson ; Supt., C. B. Sturtevant. 
 Postmaster -S. D. Atwood. Exp. Ag’t—J. K. Chandler. 
 
 Justices—Waterman Burr, R. B. Cochran, John Gregg, C. S. Mc- 
 Lane, State ; B. A. Tewksbury, Benjamin Dodge, E. L. Bartlett, B. 1 
 Goodhue, Daniel Campbell, G. A. Wason. Neil Me Lane, R. Me Lane, 
 J. M. Holt, G. E. Cochran, T. O. Knowlton, A. J. Bennett. 
 
 Churches—Bap..-: Pres., John Bragdon. 
 
 I Hotel & Livery Stable—Columbian. H. J. Young. 
 
 Manufacturers—bureaus and fancy boxes, D. N. Butterfield; cabi¬ 
 net organs Farley and Holmes; doors, N. & R. Me Lane ; lumber. B. 
 bodge; piano fortes, Nathan Farley: shingles, Todd Sc Wason; print¬ 
 ing paper, Valley Paper Mill Co.; refrigerators, E. P. Morgan. 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, E. Warren, J. P. Todd, J. M. Wallace, 1 
 
BUSINE3S DIRECTORY - . 
 
 125 
 
 jW. C. Warren, F. M. Woods; carpenters, Albert Goodwin, F. Fisher ;! 
 harness maker, J. C. Lease; masons, David Kelso, John Harden. Jon - 
 atlian Harden A. J, Dennett; painter, G. W. Me Lane; shoemakers, 
 J. 0. Boyd, J. P. Conner, Ezra Dodge. 
 
 Merchants —C. H. Dodge, Atwood & Kelso; auctioneer, D. A. 
 Tewksbury; jewelry, E. L. Fisher; millinery, Mrs. B. P. Hall. 
 Physicians —N. P. Clark, C. B. Sturtevant. 
 
 NEWBURY, MERRIMACK— Pop., 601. N. W. from C., 34 
 R. R. S. —Newbury and Mt. Sunapee on Concord & Claremont Ii. R..,; 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, S. A. Morse; Treas ., B. R. Morse; Selectmen, 
 IB. R. Morse, D. M. Perkins, T. J. Leach ; Supt., F. J. Peaslee. 
 
 Postmasters —N. C. Lear; South, Mrs. Mary P. Morse; Chandler- 
 ville, Benj. Chandler. 
 
 Justices —Eli Dodge, Ezra Cilley, 2d, Jeremiah Morse, S. W. Dana, 
 |N. C. Savory. N. S. Johnson, W. W. Muzzey, H. C. Morse, State; N. C. 
 Lear, Jona Rowe. 
 
 Church— F. Bap.,-. 
 
 ! Exp. Ag’ts— V. C. Brockway, Benj. Chandler. 
 
 Manufacturers —bent carriage wheel rims, South, J. W. Fowler; 
 lumber, Holt & Sons ; Sawyer & Low, p. o. ad., Chandlerville. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, South, J. A. Perkins, I. F. Blodgett ; car¬ 
 penters, W. W. Muzzey, N. C. Lear; shoemakers, D. H. Patterson; 
 South, J. M. Blodgett. 
 
 Merchants — South , P. Coffran ; auctioneer, South, Eli Dodge. 
 NEWCASTLE, ROCKINGHAM— Pop , 667. S. E. from C., 56. 
 
 R. R. S. —Newcastle, on Eastern R. R. Semi-daily stage to Ports¬ 
 mouth, 3 miles. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric and Treas., H. M. Curtis ; Selectmen, Chas. E 
 Whitehouse, J. W. Bickford, Geo. Yennard ; Supt., B. F. Grant. 
 Postmaster —II.M. Curtis. Exp. Agent— Chas. A. Card. 
 
 Justices —J. P. Cooper, Quorum; G. W. Towle, W. A. Meloon. 
 
 Churches —Adv.,-; Chris., -■; Cong., B. F.Grant. 
 
 Mechanic —boat builder, J. W. Neal. 
 
 Merchants —II. M. Curtis, T. W. Frost, John Locke, Rufus A. 
 Preble. 
 
 i NEW DURHAM, STRAFFORD —Pop.,974. N. E. from C., 
 33; N, W. from Dover, 24. R. R. S. —New Durham and Davis’s cross¬ 
 ing, on Dover & Winnip, R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, G. E. Jones; Treas., Ichabod P. Berry; Selectmen, 
 0. C. Rollins, James A. Miller, Eben D. Berry; Supts., E. E. Berry, J. 
 
 S. Colbath. 
 
 Postmaster —G. F. Jones. Exp. Ag’t—I. S. Ricker. 
 
 Justices —E. E. Berry, State ; S. W. Joy, P. C. Ham, J. S. Colbath, 
 G. F. Jones, I. S. Ricker, F. W. Coburn, I. P. Berry. 
 
 Churches— Adv., -; F. Bap.. J. S. Neal. 
 
 Manufacturers —files, F. W. Coburn ; wood acid and coke, Patrick 
 Grimes. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths. H. W. Edgerly, Winthrop Hayes, George 
 W. Fletcher, F. W. Coburn ; carpenters, T. D. Chamberlin, Geo. White- 
 house, Thomas Bachelder ; knife makers, F. W. Coburn, Geo. Fletcher; 
 painters, Chas. Adams, John F. Russ. 
 
 Merchants —C. F. Jones, H. W. Towle & Co.; auctioneers, J. A. 
 Miller, I. S. Ricker; groceries, JI. J. Dolby. 
 
 I NEW HAMPTON, BELKNAP —Pop., 1257. N. from C., 30. 
 jW. from Laconia, 12. R. R. S. —Bristol, 5 in., on Bristol Branch, RJ 
 R. Daily stage to Bristol, also Tilton, 12 m. on B. C. & M. R. R. 
 
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 128 
 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, M. C. Burpee ; Treas., C. D. Thyng : Selectmen, 
 K. W. Smith, J. M. Flanders, jr., G. R. Downing; Supt„ £. H. Pres¬ 
 cott. 
 
 Postmaster— C. D. Thyng. 
 
 Justices —Dana Woodman, E. C. Lewis, J. M. Flanders, Augustus 
 Burpee, State ; T. P. R..biuson, K. W. Smith, C. D. Thyng. a 
 Churches —Bap., D. \V. Dearborn: F. Bap., C. E. Blake. 
 
 Hotel & Livery Stable — W. E. Spaulding. 
 
 Literary Institution —New Hampton Literary Institution, A. B. 
 
 Meservey, prin. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, F. D. Sanborn, G. H. Dickerman ; New 
 England trout hatching nest, G. H. Dicker.nan. 
 
 Mechanics &. Artisans —blacksmiths, R. T* Gordon, Frank Cross ; 
 carpentej-s, D. F. Fifield, Warren Loud; photographer, II. S. Fifield; 
 tailor, B. II. Carton; wceelwrights, W. P. Gordon & Son. 
 
 Merchants —M. II. Merrow & Co., A. Burpee & Co.; books, station¬ 
 ery, drugs and medicines, C. D. Thyng; boots and shoes, C. B. Sargent, 
 G. W. Shaw : jewelry, J. B. Wadleigh ; millinery, Miss P. C. Sanborn. 
 
 NE U'lXGTOX. ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 414. S. E. from C., 
 45 ; N. W. from Portsmouth, 6. R. R. S. —Newington, on Ports., & 
 Dover R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric B. S. Hoyt; Treas., Sam’l Furber; Selectmen , 
 Sam'l Furber, Frederick Pickering, J. E. Bean. 
 
 Postmistress— M. Josie De Rochemout. Church —Cong., W. A 
 Hadley. 
 
 Justices —D. Frink. State; F. W. De Rochemont, J. A. Pickering, 
 James Hovt, J. M. Ilovt. 
 
 XEW IPSWICH, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 1380. S. W. 
 from C., 50; W. from Nashua, 25. R. R. S .—Greenyille, 3 m. Stage 
 to each train. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, C. A. Wliitr.ey ; Treas., F. W. Preston; Select¬ 
 men, Charles Wheeler, Eli Foster, Emerson Howe; Supt., J. W\ 
 Cummings. 
 
 Postmaster & Exp. Ag’t —C. A. Whitney. 
 
 Justices —W. A. Preston, Hosea Eaton, W. W. Johnson. Slate ; W. 
 D. Locke, G. W. Wheeler, 2d, Stephen Thayer, H. 0. Preston, F. W. 
 Preston, C. A. Whitney, P. H. Clark, A. H. Wright,Chas. Wheeler. 
 
 Churches —Bap.,-; Cong., B. N. Seymour ; Meth., G.W. 
 
 Curl. 
 
 Hotels & Livery Stables—Clark House, E. G. Smith ; Appleton 
 
 House. D. C. Putmam ; Wheeler Hotel, B. Sawyer & Son. 
 
 Lawyer— W. A. Preston. 
 
 Physicians —F. W. Jones. F. N. Gibson. 
 
 Literary Institution —Appleton Aeademy, prin., W. A. Preston. 
 Manufacturers —cotton goods, Columbian Co., Samuel Haines, ag’t;' 
 leather creasing machines, F. N. Gibson. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, J. C. [JHildreth, R. Farwell, 
 >. A. Russell, C. F. Steven, E. Stanbridge; carpenters, E. Howe. 
 Chas. Taylor, George Taylor, W. R. Know 1 ton ; hairdresser, A. W. 
 Stow; harness maker. C. L. Weston ; machinists, F. N. Gibson ; paint¬ 
 ers, H. A. Willard, Jas. Bennett; tailor. J. Webber; printers, Geo. D 
 Burton, Ecliter & Pro; wheelwrights. R. II. Davis. R. Gould. 
 
 Merchants— C. A. Whitney, G. A. Tarbell, A. H. Wright, J. Silver ; 
 auctioneer, W. W. Johnson ; clocks and watches, M. Ames, P. W 
 Manly. 
 
 XEW LONDON, MERRIMACK— Pop., 959. N. W. from C., 
 
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 BUSINESS 
 
 DIRECTORY. 
 
 127 
 
 30. R. R. S .—Potter Place, on 
 
 Northern R. R., and 
 
 Bradford, on 
 
 Concord & Claremont R. It. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Geo. Woodward; Treas ., L. P. Gould ; Selectmen , 
 L. P. Gould. N. A. Parker, Seth Littlefield; Supt., S. C. Fletcher. 
 Postmasters —Geo. Woodward ; ScythevUle, J. H. Burpee. 
 
 Justices —Luther Me Cutchins, M. E.Sargent, J. II. Burpee, D. E. 
 Colby, N. C. Todd, 2d, State ; N. T. Greenwood, Quorum ; C. S. Sargent. 
 •A. C. Burpee, G. M. Knight, II. W. Seamans, E. F. Hastings, B. M. P. 
 Stanley, Geo. Woodward. J. P. Elkins, J. K. Law. 
 j Church —Bap., S. C. Fletcher. Hotel —D. S. Seamans. 
 
 Literary Institution —New London Literary and Scientific Institu-j 
 tion, J. F. Morton, prin. 
 
 j Livery stables —D. S. Seamans, Marcus Nelson. 
 
 Manufacturers —clapboards and shingles, J. W. Taylor, H. D. liar.' 
 vey; leather, ScythevUle, E. A. Jones ; lumber, Parker & Davis, New 
 London Scythe Co. 
 
 I Mechanics & Artisans— blacksmiths, J. M. Dow, E. P. Blood ; 
 ScythevUle , Frank Crockett; carpenters, G. P. Woodward, Clias. Wood¬ 
 ward, G. M. Knight; harness maker, R. Me Connell; photographer, 
 II. J. Currier. 
 
 i Merchants —0. K. Russell, C. S. Sargent, Woodward & Co.; Scythe - 
 ville, J. II. Burpee ; drugs and medicines, A. II. Whipple ; fancy goods 
 and millinery, Adaline Everett; organs, C. A. Everett; sewing ma¬ 
 chines, Geo. Woodward. 
 
 Physicians —S. M. Whipple; ScythevUle, J. P. Elkins. 
 NEWMARKET, RO CKINGHA M —Pop., 1987. S. E. from C., 
 36; W. from Portsmouth, 14. R. R. S. —Newmarket.on B. &. M. R. R. 
 
 | OFFICERS— Clerk, D. W. Me Neal; Treas., C. E. Tasker ; Selectmen. i 
 Harrison, G. Burley, Reuben Stackpole, Nathan H. Leavit ; Supt.,\ 
 Ciias. II. Smith, 
 p Postmaster— J.F. Garland. 
 
 ' Justices — W. A. Shackford, S. A. Haley, David Murray, A. L. 
 Mellows, G. W. Kitridge, W. B. Small, Valentine Smith, J. W. Smart, 
 N. H. l.eavitt, E. Richardson. Timothy Murray, State ; B. F. Haley, 
 Quorum’, II. II. Smith, D. W. McNeal, T. W. Thompson, G. L. Dear¬ 
 born. 
 
 1 Churches —Cong., I.C. White; F. Bap., John Malvern ; Meth., Henry 
 Dorr. 
 
 j Eating Houses— J. 0. Davis, C. S. Stackpole, A. G. Furber. 
 
 Exp Ag’t—N. C. Smith. Tel. Ag’t—W. II. Huntington. 
 
 Hotel—Washington House, J. B. Silver. 
 
 Lawyers —W. B. Small, A. L. Mellows, C. H. Smith, 
 j Livery Stables —j. W. Wiggin, F. E. Webster. 
 
 Manufacturers —clothing, B. F. Haley, A. T. Varney ; cotton goods 
 Newmarket Manufacturing Co., G. W. Frost, ag’t ; lumber, J. W. 
 Smart ; railroad furnishings, Lafayette Hall. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Stackpole Bros., Garland & Nowell, D.l 
 W. Rowe ; carpenters, C. E. Tasker, Samuel Savage; hair dressers, 
 Chapman & Morgan ; harness makers, G.K, Hammond, G. W.French ; 
 marble worker, J. A. Mathers ; painters,T. W. W iley, J. 0. Ilodgdon;! 
 photographer, F.P. Hutchins. 
 
 i Merchants —boots and shoes, J. L. Boardman, II. II. Pinkham, Geo. 
 W T . French ; clocks and watches, B. S. Kingman ; clothing, C. V. Doe ! 
 C. H. Ellison; dry goods, B. F. Ilaley, Mathes & Wiggin ; drugs and 
 medicines, S. H. Greene G. L. Dearborn ; fancy goods and notions, 
 W. \Y r . Stackpole, J. M. Caswell, C. S. Stackpole, carriage and har*. 
 
128 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 nesses, N. H. Leavitt; groceries, Warren Gerry, L. F. Hanson, T. Me- 
 Gnire Sc Co., John Saundres, G. L. Dearborn, Matlies Sc Lane, Richard¬ 
 son Sc Leavitt; hardware, Treadwell & Davis ; millinery, M. A. Wood, 
 M. E. Badger, E. A. Huntington. 
 
 Physicians—S. H. Greene, G. W. Ivittredge, J. L. Elkins ; dentist, 
 A .F. Severance. I 
 
 NEWPORT, SULLIVAN— Shire town. Pop., 2163. N. W. 
 trom C., 40. R. R. S. —Newport, on C. & C. R R. Northville, 2 m. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , A. B. Chase; Treas ., F. W. Lewis; Selectmen 
 Wm. Woodbury, G. II. Towle, Chas. A. Silsby ; Supt., S. L. Bowers. 
 Postmaster—G. W. Nourse. 
 
 Justices —Amasa Edes, Edmund Burke, W. F. Newton, A. S. Wait, 
 S. L. Bowers, L. W. Barton, R. P.Claggett, S. H. Edes, Edmund Wheel¬ 
 er, G. R. Brown, Jacob Reddington, Dexter Richards, G. W. Nourse, 
 
 E. A. Jenks. G. E. Dame, M. A. Barton, R. S. Howe, John Towue, A. V. 
 Hitchcock, Francis Boardman, E. M. Kempton, B. F. Haven, State: 
 
 F. W. Lewis, A. II. Ingram, C. H. Pike, P. S. Adams, N. 0. Page, G. H. 
 Towle, S. H. Moody, F. A. Sibley, G. H. Fairbanks, I. A. Reed, N. E. 
 Reed, S. M. Richards, W. H. Me Crillis, A. Wylie, M. S. Jackson, E. E. 
 Stearns, II. J. Barton, Wm. E. Brooks, Geo. C. Edes, George Dodge, 
 C. A. Thompson, C. A. Silsby, Wm. Woodbury. 
 
 Churches —Bap., H. C. Leavitt; Cong., E. E. P. Abbott; Meth., 
 
 0. H. Jasper ; Unit.,-. 
 
 Exp Agent—A. P. Welcome. Tel. Ag’t—E. C. Converse. 
 
 Hotels—Newport House, E. L. Putney ; Phoenix, J. H. Brown. 
 Lawyers—Amasa Edes, L. W. Barton, S. H. Edes, Edmund Burke, 
 A. S. Wait, S. L. Bowers, G. R. Brown, N. E. Reed, W. F. Newton. 
 Literary Institution—Newport High School, H. J. Barton, prin. 
 Livery Stables—Putnam George, M. S. Jacksou, G. F. Watts, 0. P. 
 Brown. 
 
 Manufacturers —flannels, Dexter, Richards & Son, Coffin & Nourse. 
 S. II. Edes ; forks, hoes and garden rakes, L. F. Dodge & Co.; leather. 
 J. II. Hunton Sc Son, Lyman Rousevel; lumber, D. G. Fowler, I. F. 
 Chandler, W. W. King, S. W. Allen, E. E. Nettleton ; rakes, Geo. E. 
 Alexander; sash and blinds, L. Whitemore, W. L. Dow & Co.; scythes. 
 Sibley Scythe Co. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, Lear Sc Maxfield, E. Wil¬ 
 kins, C. M. Brown, J. Emerson,jr., L. Lathrop, C. A. Maxfield ; granite 
 workers, C. E. Walling, Jonathan Blake, D. Severance; gunsmith, C. T. 
 Palmer; hair dresser, R. Dudley'; harness makers, G. & E. A. Pollard, 
 C. H. Watts ; marble worker, C. A. Puffer ; masons, James Karr, Joseph 
 Karr, I. W. Sargent; painters, W. A. Humphrey, S. A. Williams, W. S. 
 George, C. C. George; photographers, 0. P. Baston, H. J. Brown; 
 printers, Carlton Sc Harvey; tailors, A. V. Hitchcock, Mooney Sc 
 Meserve, John Lyons, Young Sc Hutchinson; tinsmiths, C. Wilcox & 
 Son, Stowell Sc Son; wheelwrights, L. H. Hunter, Henry Royse, J. K. 
 Pierce. 
 
 Merchants —Fairbanks Sc Royce, C. II. Whitney Sc Co., J. Barnard, 
 Richards Sc Coffin. A. P. Welcome: auctioneers, M. A. Barton, R. P. 
 Clageet, J. S. Huntress; books, stationery, drugs and medicines, E. C. 
 Converse, C. Hurd; boots and shoes, E. S. Chase Sc Son, D. F. Patch, S. 
 "Kempton; cuffin', and caskets, B. M. Gilmore; clocirs and watches, 
 A 0. Sc G. H. Woodbury, E. P. Fisher ; clothing, hats and caps, M. W. 
 Burke, Mooney Sc Meserve; dry goods S. II. Edes & Son, C. M. Emer¬ 
 son ; flour and grain, F. P. Rowell, Wright & Co.; furniture, W. W. 
 Hubbell, C. F. Osgood Sc Co.; groceries, F. A. Rawson, Britton <fc Wig- 
 
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 gins ; hardware, Stowell & Son, C. Wilcox & Son ; meat, Chadwick & 
 Co., Britton & Wiggins, H. M. Kimball; millinery, Mrs. A. D. Howard, 
 S. H. Edes & Son, Miss A. M. Foote, Mrs. Prescott; wool, pelts, 
 butter, cheese, &c., W. W. White, E. H. Dunbar. 
 
 Physicians— J. L. Swett, J. S. Elkins, D. M. Currier, W.W. Dar¬ 
 ling: dentists. Henrv Tubbs, I. (I Nichols. 
 
 WE WTO W* ROOKING HAM —Pop., 856. S. E. froraC., 45; SJ 
 from Exeter, 12. R. li. S. —Newton and Newton Junction, on B. & M.j 
 
 R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk andSupt., J. P. M. Greene ; Treas., H. N. Gould 
 Selectmen, M. F. Hoyt, N. G. Whidden, C. B. Robinson. 
 
 Postmasters —W. W. Wilder; Depot, L. N. Davis. 
 
 Justices —Phillip Whittier, State ; Thomas Carter, John Iloyt, Quo¬ 
 rum ; W. W. Boswell, W. W. Wilder, J. S. Peaslee, J. G. Gale, D. C. 
 Prescott, H. N. Gould, N. S. Widden. 
 
 Churches —Bap.,-; Junction, Job Wells ; Chris., Nathan¬ 
 
 iel Day. 
 
 Hotels —Traveler’s Home, Wm. Robinson ; Junction, -——. 
 
 Livery Stable —Wm. Robinson. Tel. Ag’t— J. E. George. 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, Gould & Durgin, Clifford Broth¬ 
 ers, Currier & Co., Geo. B. Merrill; carriages, Edward Hayford, H. E.i 
 Carter ; Junction, F. D. Bartlett; lumber, W. L. Bartlett; Junction, J. 
 
 S. Brown; wood and lumber, Junction, S. Rowell. 
 
 j Mechanics —blacksmiths, Benj. Goodwin; Junction, W. R. Daven-j 
 port; carpenters, R. H. Gould, II. P. Heath, John Gordon, B. F.| 
 
 I Wakefield; carriages, W. A. Bartlett ; painters, Stevens Hoitt, Chas. 
 Gurney. 
 
 j Merchants — W. W. Wilder, Rowe & Marston, J. Pressey & Son, 
 Miron Kelley ; Junction, W. W. Boswell, II. J. Walker. 
 
 Physician— W. C. Gale. 
 
 Worth Branch—See Antrim. 
 
 NORTHFIELD; MERRIMACK— Pop., 836. N. from C., 13, 
 R. R. S. —Northfield. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, T. W. Long; Treas., F. J. Eastman; Selectmen, 
 Jas. N. Forest, S. W. Glines, B. F. Cofran ; Supt., 0. L. Cross. 
 
 Postmaster — Depot, S. A. Dow. Post Office address of the residents, 
 is Tilton. 
 
 Justices —J. N. Forest, F. J. Eastman, Robert Martin, D. E. Hall ;| 
 Depot, 0. L. Cross, B. F. Cofran, State; Jason Foss, G. S. Abbott, J. S. 
 
 I Winslow, C. F. Hill. 
 
 Church—F. Bap., J. B. Higgins, p. o. ad., Northfield Depot. 
 
 Lawyer — Depot, 0. L. Cross. 
 
 Manufacturers —repellants, Granite Mills Co., A. S. Byllantyne, 
 Agent ; Elm Mills, Richard Firth, prop’r. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans — carpenters, Daniel Page, J. C. Wyatt, 
 Richard Dearborn, D. C. Tebbitts ; Depot , W. G. Hanuaford ; cooper, 
 Ebeu’r Thurstin ; painter, T. W. Long ; printer and stationer, C. F. 
 
 ;IIill; wheelwright, J. M. Johnson. 
 
 j Physician —C. R. Gould. Tel. Ag’t — Depot, Mrs Wm. C. French. 
 
 | NORTH HAMPTON, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 723. S. E. 
 .from C.,47 ; E. from Exeter, 8. R. R. S. —North Hampton, on E. R. R. 
 | OFFICERS— Clerk, Jonathan Rollins; Treas., J. S. Hobbs ; Selectmen 
 :J. S. Hobbs, C. C. Barton, J. E. Brown ; Supt., J. W. Berry. 
 
 | Postmaster—John Batchelder. Tel. Ag’t—F. R. Starky. 
 
 Justices —Morris Cotton, State; J. W. F. Hobbs, Quorum; J. S. 
 Hobbs, S. D. Lane, J. W. Warner, J. 0. Wiggin. 
 
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 Churches —Chris, D. B. Murray; Cong., T. V. Haines. 
 
 Livery Stable— C. E. Batchelder. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, S. S. Warner, C. E. Seavey, Locke & Tarl- 
 ton; carpenters, A. D. Hobbs, D. P. Moulton, R. L. Moulton, Morris 
 Locke, John Moulton ; mason, R. P. Locke; wheelwrights, J. W. War¬ 
 ner, T. F. Marston, F. A. Marston. 
 
 Merchants —Smith & Dow, Abbott Norris, 
 i Physician— M. L. Hobbs. 
 
 j NOliTHrittBERLAND, COOS —Pop., 955. N. from C., 145; 
 N. from Lancaster, 6. E. E. S. —Northumberland Falls, on B. C. & 
 |M. R. R. 
 
 Postmaster— R. L. Adams. Exp. Agent— L. F. Moore. 
 
 Justices —R. L. Adams, E. F. Buckman, Wayne Cobleigh, J. H. 
 Curtis, State; Chas. Cobleigh, Edward Fox, Nelson Boucher, T. C. 0. 
 Sullivan, H. B. Gilkey. 
 
 Manufacturers —shoe pegs and straw board, R. Chase & Co. 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, W. H. Poole; wheelwrights, S. C. Poole, 
 Win. Marshall. Merchant —R. L. Adams. 
 
 I Groveton— E. E. S. —Groveton & Groveton Junction. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, 11. B. Gilkey; Treas., J. H. Curtis; Selectmen , 
 J. B. Spaulding, John Eames, F. F. Woods; Supt., E. C. Berry. 
 Postmaster —H. B. Gilkey. Exp. Ag’t —W H. Fowler. 
 
 Church —Meth., E. C. Berry. Physician — I. A. Watson. 
 
 Eating House —J. Welch. 
 
 Livery Stables —P. L. Stark, J. B. Melcher. 
 
 Hotels —Lafayette House, P. L. Stark; Melcher House, J. B. Mel¬ 
 cher. Manufacturers —lumber, G. Soule; spools, C. Richardson. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, G. T. Dresser, Alexander Williamson: 
 carpenters, F. F. Richardson, M. L. Lucas, D. Spreadbury, Thos. Sul¬ 
 livan, A. Worster, J. II. Sargent; harness maker, N. B. Perkins; pain¬ 
 ter, C. D. Keeney; shoemaker, Bell McFarland; tanner, D. S. Moore. 
 
 Merchants —Wayne Cobleigh, J. W. Me Keen, E. Solomon, G. Soule, 
 J. B. Spaulding; furniture, F. F. Richardson & Co.; drugs and medi¬ 
 cines, Gilkey & Watson; millinery, Mrs. Jonas Massure, Mrs. F. F. 
 Richardson. 
 
 NORTHWOOD, EOCKINGHAM— Pop., 1430. E. from C., 
 20; N. W. from Exeter, 26. E. U. S. —Epsom 7, on Suncook Valley 
 R. R. Daily Stage to East North wood; also from Center to New Mar-; 
 ket 3 times a week. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Eidge,~F. M. Knowles ; Treas., Ilenrv Knowlton;; 
 Selectmen , East, Henry Knowlton; Narrows, D. Watson ; Eidge , J. C.! 
 Locke; Supt., Center , E. C. Cogswell. 
 
 Postmaster — Narrows, J. P. Lancaster. 
 
 Justices —I. B. Hoit, State; J. It. Hoitt, V. P. Tasker; II. J. Clark,i 
 J. G. Mead, G. W. Knowlton, Ezra Tasker, J. R. Richardson, Henryi 
 Knowlton. 
 
 Churches— Cong., E. B. Pike; F. Bap., II. P. Lamprey. 
 
 Exp. Ag’tS —L. H. Talbert, W. B. Drake. 
 
 Literary institution —Northwood Academy, E. C. Cogswell, prin. 
 
 ! Manufacturers —lumber, Narrows, Holmes & Noyes, S. S. & M. G. 
 Junes. 
 
 Mechanics — Narrows, blacksmith, C, M. Perry; carpenters, 
 Ezra Tasker, James Bickford, J. R. Dow, G. A. Bickford. 
 
 Merchants — Narrows, J. S. Trickey. Lancaster & Sherman. 
 Center— Postmaster —E. C. Cogswell. 
 
 Hotel —Harvey House, Hill & Co. 
 
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 Manufacturers— lumber, W. B. & G. T. Sherburne, W. T. ic C. S. 
 Willey ; sleighs, D. F. Tucker. 
 
 Mechanics —carpenters, Benj. While, J. B. Clark. S. W. Ham. 
 
 Merchants— j. G. Mead; millinery, Mrs. C. Bean. 
 
 East— Postmaster— Oliver Cotton. Church— Bap., D. Taylor. 
 
 Hotel —No thwood Exchange. B. J. Demeritt. 
 
 Manufacturers—boots and shoes, Pillsbury Bros; carriages and' 
 sleighs. Tasker Bros.; lumber, Boody & Cate. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmith, W. S. Knowlton; carpenters, Luther Tas¬ 
 ker, Edwin Cate ; painter, (carriage and sleigh.) G. W. Tasker. 
 
 Merchants—Kimball Bros, D. N. Tilton & Co.; corn and flour, 
 Boody & Cate; millinery, Mrs. H. L. Carter; variety store, Charles A. 
 Brickett. Physician—H. E. Mace. 
 
 Ridge— Postmaster— II. F. Day. 
 
 Ins. Ag’t —fire and life, II. J. Clark. Physician —C. W. Hanson. 
 
 Literary Institution —Norrlnvood Seminary, F. L. Evans, prin. 
 
 Manufacturer —shoe boxes, steam saw mill, &c., I. B. Hill. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmith, W.4I. Manning; carpenters, Y. P. Tasker, 
 E. S. Tasker, B. W. Smith, S. E. Prescott; harness maker, D. A. Bean; 
 painter, house, S. B. Prescott ; tailor, C. A. Hill; wheelwright and ma¬ 
 chinist, W. H. Manning. 
 
 Merchants—Caverly, Knowles & Son. 
 
 XOTfXIGHAM, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 1130. S. E. from C.J 
 25; W. from Portsmouth, 23. R. R. S. —Newmarket, on B. & M. R. R. 
 Stage, Tues., Thurs. and Sat. Lee Station on Nashua & Rochester R. 
 R., 3 m.; daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , W. F. Watson; Treas., A. M. Chase; Selectmen, 
 J. E. Fernald, A. M. Chase, J. H. Chesley : Supt., G. W. Libby. 
 
 Postmasters —.1. II. Chesley; West , S. S. Dame. 
 
 Justices —S. S. Dame, H. P. Daniels, J. N. Cilley, E. F. Gerrish, 
 State ; N. 0. Smith, II. W. Bartlett, Horace Scales, G. E. Smith. 
 
 Hotel —Rockingham House, J. L. Langley. 
 
 Lawyer—J. N. Cilley. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, C. H. Batchelder, Harrison Marsh. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, George Randall, J. D. Wiggin, William 
 Shores; carpenters, J. H. Chesley, & Son, C. G. Chelsey, G. E. Smith, 
 Chas. Bruce; masons, A. J. Tuttle, C. W. Burnham, John Dame, S. A. 
 Colcord, L. C. Tuttle, F. II. Dame ; painter, H. P. Daniels. 
 
 Merchants —E. F. Gerrish; auctioneer. West, N. E. Daniels; dry 
 j;oods and groceries, D. T. Cilley; West, B. W. Demerritt; flour, 
 grain, &c., II. W. Bartlett; groceries, E. F. Gerrish, H. P. Daniels. 
 
 Physicians—Chas. P. Downs; dentist, G. A. Grace. 
 
 Oii Jfall Village—See Weare. 
 
 ORANGE, GRAFTON— Pop., 340- N. W. from C. 45; S. W. 
 trom Plymouth, 15. R. R. S. —East Canaan, on N. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, II. G. Hadley ; Treas ., Joseph Briggs; Selectmen, 
 J. Briggs. N. G. Cilley, B. F. Andrew ; Supt., II. C. Kendall. 
 
 Justices —L. E. Flanders, State; J. H. French, H. G. Hadley, H. C. 
 Kendall, John Fernald. 
 
 Church —F. Bap., J. C. Waldron. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, J. II. French, B. F." Andrews, H. G. Had¬ 
 ley ; charcoal, T. F. Brown. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, F. G. Dimond ; carpenter, H. G. Hadley; 
 painter, A. Ford. 
 
 ORFOR5), GRAFTON —Pop., 1119. N. W. from C. 62. S. from 
 Haverhill, 1U. R. R. S. —Fairlee, on Conn., & Pass. Rivers R. R. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 132 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk. B. F. Trussell; Treas., C. W. Pierce; Selectmen, 
 B. F. Trussell, D. T. Hale, J. H. Phelps ; Supt., T. C. Pratt; Agent, 
 
 H. H. Conant. 
 
 Postmaster —Isaac Willard. Lawyer —C. W. Pierce. 
 
 Justices —D. E. Willard, C. W. Pierce, Stale; .T. M. Learned, E. B. 
 Strong, Willard Hosford, B. F. Trussell, E. Gilman, B. F. Niles, WmJ 
 Brown, F. S. Streeter, H. H. Conant. 
 
 Churches —Cong., F. B. Knowlton; Univ.,-. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t & Livery Stable— B. F. Hazelton. 
 
 Hotel —Elm House, J. W. Sanborn. 
 
 Literary Institution —Orford Academy, C. H. Trickey, prin. 
 Manufacturers —lumber, D.F. Tillotsou, E. E. Grimes, Tillotson & 
 Co., J. 0. Carr. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, T. L. Dimick; carpenters, J. K. Avery, 
 A. L. Chandler ; harness maker, II. H. Conant; mason, H. N. Smith; 
 painters, J. W. Sanborn, J. K. Avery; photographer, C. P. Cheney; 
 tailor, P. C. Kenyon; watch makers, S. W. Hale, John Howard; 
 wheelwrights, I. A. Hodge, J. 0. Carr. 
 
 Merchants —Willard Brothers, Wm. Howard, John Pratt; flour andi 
 meal, Henry Dayton; millinery, Miss Clara Haselton, H. E. & J. K. 
 Carr, ag’ts for Phillips spiral corn husker. 
 
 Physicians —Willard Hosford, Fred Burnham ; dontist, S. W. Hale. 
 Orfordville— Postmaster —E. B. Strong. 
 
 Church —Cong., T. C. Pratt. 
 
 Manufacturers —chairs, Chair Factory, Royal Beal, A. A. Clough ; 
 lumber, E. Bugbee, B. F. Trussell: starch, Morr 11 & Marshall. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, J. R. Pierce, T. J. Page; carpenters, G. W. 
 Lamprey, B. F. Trussell, B. F. Niles ; coopers, G. W. Lamprey, Sam¬ 
 uel Lamprey, Leonard Roberts ; painter, B. F. Trussell. 
 
 Merchant —groceries, J. M. Morrill. 
 
 OSSIPEE ,CA RROLL— Shire town. Pop., 1822. N. E. from C.j 
 60. R. R. S. —Ossipee, Center Ossipee, Bear Camp, West Ossipee on 
 E. R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , I. De Witt Carter; Treas., Thomas Nute ; Select¬ 
 men . Thomas Nute, L. S. Sibley, C. E. Knox ; Supts., C. W. Fall, Frank 
 Weeks, G. 0. White. 
 
 Postmasters —L. D. Sinclair; Moultonville , J. W. Merrow ; Center, 
 G. Gilman ; Water Village, J. H. Beachem ; West , E. F. Lord; Ossipee 
 Valley, F. K. Hobbs. 
 
 Justices —S. B. Carter, S. D. Quarles, J. Q. Roles, State; F. K. Brown. 
 
 I. L. Sanders. J. W. Merrow, H. C. Carter, G. B. Sias, James Nute, 
 
 J. H. Jewell, J. C. Thompson, G. Gilman. R. Burtwell, I. De Witt Car¬ 
 ter. M. A. Conner, J. W. Folsom, F. H. Lord. 
 
 Churches —Bap., Center, -; Cong., E. P. Eastman ; F. 
 
 Bap., —-; Meth.,-. 
 
 Exp. & Tel. Ag’t —W. C. Sinclair; Center, C. L. Conner; West, Geo. 
 W. Smith. V ... 
 
 Hotels — J. H. Plummer, Mrs. M. E. Merrow, E. P. Allen. 
 
 Lawyers —S. D. Quarles, S. B. Carter, Frank Weeks. 
 
 Manufacturers —excelsior, Center, S. Ham & Son; flour and meal,' 
 S. Ham & Son, A. Beacham ; leather, Joseph Hodsdon, Edward Wil-| 
 lard: lumber, Asa Beacham, S. Ham & Son, Smith Dow; Water Vil-\ 
 lage, Stephen Jackson, A. J. Thompson ; Bear Carpp, F. K. Hobbs ;! 
 Center, sash, blind and doors, C. H. Smart; straw boards, Center, J. M. 
 Canning; woolens, J. G. Ham, L. S. Browne. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, J. White, W. R. Dame; Moultonville , D 
 
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 133 
 
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 Abbott; Center, G. W. Chestl.y ; carpenters, Dan’l Me Camery, E. II. 
 Buswell. Eli Fall; cooper, Ezra Whitehouse; wheelwright, M. P. 
 jHarriman. 
 
 Merchants —J. F. Browne, Chas. W. Hall, Nathaniel Grant, J. W. t 
 Merrow, M. E. Merrow, G. Gilman, Israel Gilman, Frank Hobbs, 1 
 W. II. Hobbs; Moultonville, S. P. Wallace ; boots and shoes, Alonzo 
 Stillings. 
 
 Physicians —G. W. Tebbetts, W. H. Grant; dentist, G. W. Tebbets. 
 PEJLHAM:, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 861. S. E. from C., 40; 
 
 E. from Nashua, 9. R. R. S. —Lowell. Mass., 6 m., on B., L. & N. 
 
 R. R. Stage three times a week, and for North P., W. Windham, 2m., 
 on N. & R. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, Amos Batchelder; Treas., John Woodbury; Se¬ 
 lectmen, L. C. Richarson, C. W. Hobbs, E. C. Gage; Supt., Augustus 
 Berry. 
 
 I Postmaster—F. M. Woodbury. 
 
 Justices—Moody Hobbs, Dan’l Marshall, State; F. A. Cutter, Na¬ 
 than Gage. 
 
 Church —Cong., Augustus Berry. 
 
 Manufacturers —frocking, Marshall & Co.; lumber, ^t. B. Hillman, 
 David Butler, A. D. Butler, C. L. Seavey, Gage & Jones. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, W. A. Couilliard, Win. Coburn, A. La For¬ 
 rest; caipenters, R. B. Hillman, N. B. Sleeper; painters, Oraudall 
 Burtt, Daniel Pearsons ; wheelwright, C. L. Seavey. 
 
 Merchants —auctioneer, D. N. Atwood; groceries, J. A. Foster. 
 Physician —Amos Batchelder. 
 
 PEMBROKE, MERRIMACK— Pop. 2518. S. E. from C., 6 m. 
 
 R. R. S. —Suncoock on C. R. R. 
 
 j OFFICERS— Clerk, C. P. Morse; Treas., E. E. Truesdell; Selectmen, 
 
 H. T. Simpson, G, P. Morgan, M. K. Wilson ; Supt., M. II. Cochran, 
 p. o. ad., Suncook. 
 
 | Postmasters —Mrs. Benj. Doe ; East , I. G. Russ. 
 
 Justices —Aaron Whittemore, T. L. Fowler, Warren Martin, James 
 Dodge, State; J. Sawyer, C. H. Sanborn, J. G. Fellows, Addison Os¬ 
 good, Warren Martin, M. K. Wilson, T. J. French. 
 
 Church —Cong.,-Perry. Dentist —R. M. Weeks. 
 
 Exp. Agent —H. Dennison. Hotel— Pembroke House, B. I. Poor. 
 Lawyers —j. B. Hazelton, G. E. Smith. 
 
 Literary Institution — Pembroke or Blanchard Academy, Isaac 
 Walker, prin. 
 
 Manufacturers —brick, H. T. Simpson, E. Elliott ; East, lumber, 
 William Knox. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Harrison Head, Joseph Fowler; car-' 
 penters, J. A. Kimball, Curtis Hutchinson; mason, W. H. Thompson; 
 painter, C. C. French. 
 
 Merchants —clocks and watches, R. II. Paine, J. E. Chickering ; 
 clothing, M. H. Knox, Yeaton Bros.; groceries, East, I. G. Russ, 
 
 -Labonte; millinery, Mrs. J. H. Snow ; wood and coal, A. Colby. 
 
 Suncook— Postmaster —Miles H. Spaulding. 
 
 Justices —J. E. Chickering, J. B. Raselton, J. R. Kimball, M. H. 
 j Cochran, State; G. H. Larrabee, J. H. Sullivan, C. 0. Moulton, G. P. 
 Colran, D. T. Merrill, E. E. Truesdell. 
 
 Churches— Bap.,-; Meth.,-. 
 
 Exp. Agent —H. Dennison. Hotel —Pembroke House, B. I. Poor. 
 Lawyers —j. B. Haselton, G. E. Smith. 
 
 Livery Stables—D. S. Jones, J. W. & J. F. Bartlett. 
 

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 Manufacturers—brick, P. & W. Sargent, Cochran & Russ; cottons, 
 Pembroke Mills; Webster Mills, D. L. Jewell, ag’t.; iron foundry, II. 
 Williston ; lumber, A. N. Osgood; sash, blinds and type cases, S. & G. 
 P. Appleton ; twine, Suncook Twine Mills. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans—blacksmiths, G. 0. Locke, F. C. Labonte; 
 carpenters, John Marden, Thomas & Charles Emery, Moses Sanborn, 
 H. C. Ayer, J. II. Morgan, J. & H. W. Salter, George Cotton; hair 
 dressers, S. A. H. Weeks, L. A. Hyatt ; harness maker, I. N. Morgan ; 
 masons, Hook & Willey; painters, E. V. Fife, G. E. Kenison ; photo¬ 
 graphers, B. L. Culver, J. Wilkins; tailors, M. II. Knox, Yeaton Bros.; 
 wheelwright, J. M. Richardson. 
 
 Merchants—Emery Bros; auctioneer, M. H. Cochran; baker, Vic¬ 
 tor Gielburt; books, stationery and periodicals, F. A. Hutchins; 
 boots and shoes, Lucien Pickering, Gilbert Bros., Moore & Johnson ; 
 clocks Ac., R. H. Paine. J. E. Chickering; clothing, M. L. Spaulding; 
 drugs and medicines, W. H. Piper; dry goods, Emery Bros.. Moore & 
 Johnson; flour and grain, II. Ford, Osgood & Langmaid; fruit and 
 confectionery, F. A. Hutchins, N. D. Doty; furniture, coffins and cas¬ 
 kets, W. L. Morse; groceries, Holmes & Sargent, Emery Bros., Miller 
 & Johnson, Osgood & Langmaid; meat, fish, vegetable and groceries, 
 Baker & Fellcfws, G. W. Eaton, Sullivan Bros.; millinery, Mrs. J. H. 
 Snow, G. A Potter; wood, coal and ice, A. Colby. 
 
 Physicians—B. H. Phillips, J. R. Kimbail, G. H. Larrabee, The- 
 ophile Belanger. 
 
 PETERBOROUGH, HILLSBOROUGH'—Pop., 2223. S. W. 
 fr. C., 40; N. W. fr. Nashua, 31. R. R. S. —Peterboro’, on Monad- 
 nock R. R. Daily stage to Ilarrisville & Dublin ;• tri-daily to Green¬ 
 field. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, J. II. Steele ; Treas., S. N. Porter; Selectmen 
 C. H. Brookes, Win. Moore, Samuel I. Vose. 
 
 Postmasters—J. R. Miller ; West , J. Fisher. 
 
 Justices—Charles Scott, E. M. Smith, Charles Wilder. J. R. Miller, 
 F. G. Clark, R. B. Hatch, D. W. White, A. Fuller, State; Alvah Ames, 
 M. L. Morrison, James Scott, Jacob Langley, S. N. Porter, J.S. Tread 
 
 well, Franklin Field, A. A. Farnsworth. 
 
 Churches —Bap., C. F. Myers; Cong., George Dustan; Meth., P. F. 
 Dearborn; Unit., A. W. Jackson. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t. —C. D. French. Tel. Ag’t— J. H. Steele. 
 
 Hotels —French’s, II. K. French ; St. James, M. A. Smith. 
 
 Lawyers —Frank G. Clark, E. M. Smith, D. M. White. 
 
 Livery Stables —H. K. French, John Rourke. 
 
 Manufacturers —barometers, thermometers, and lumber, Charles 
 Wilder; baskets, A. Childs; cottons, Phoenix Co., Union Co.; clearer 
 roller and slasher cloths, J. Noone’s Sous; iron, G. P. Felt; piano 
 stools, J. Briggs; trusses, Pratt Howe & Co.; wrapping paper, S. 
 Adams, jr., ag’t. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, G. W. Farrar, Eri Spaulding, 
 E. A. Robbins; carpenters, Gilchrist & Greenwood, C. E. Jaquith; 
 hair dresser, J. G. Fish ; harness maker, E. W. McIntosh ; machinist, 
 G. P. Felt ; marble workers, II. Brennan, Hardy & Davis; masons, 
 G. W. Marden ; painters, L. P. Wilson, Lorenzo Holt; photogra¬ 
 pher, G. H. Scripture; printers, Fannun & Scott; tailors, II. H 
 Templeton, Osgood & Martin; wheel wright, George W. Farrar. 
 
 Merchants —W. G. Livingston, Smith Bros., S. Tenney, A. Davis, 
 E. L. Evelett & Co , C. A. Jaquith & Co.; auctioneers, S. I. Vose, 
 Charles Scott; books, stationery and fancy goods, J. H. Steele, 31. J. 
 
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 Nichols; boots and shoes, F. S. Bullard & Son, W. E. Baker ; clocks 
 and watches, F. H. Coffin, A. F. Grimes, David Smiley; clothing, 
 [John Wilder & Co., Osgood & Martin, Marshall, Nay & Co., H. H.j 
 Templeton; drugs and medicines, G. L. Forbush, J. R. Miller; hats 
 and caps, Marshall, Nay & Co., John Wilder & Co.; millinery, T. D.| 
 Winch, Mrs. F. A. Tracy; tinware, Augustus Fuller, Nichols Bros. 
 
 Physicians —J. H. Cutler, A. Smith, W. D. Chase, D. B. Cutter, 
 M. A. Kimball; dentists, S. N. Porter, C. H. Hayward. 
 
 Pierce’s Bridge—A Post Office in Grafton County. 
 PIKKJJIOiVT, GRAFTON— Pop., 702. N. W. from C., 75. S. 
 from Haverhill, 4%. R. R. S. —Bradford, Vt., on Conn & Pass R. R. R.; 
 tri weekly stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, E. E. Grimes; Treas ., A. P. Gould; Selectmen , 
 J. E. Blaisdell, A. D. Ford; Supt., A. L. Marden. 
 
 Justices —L. E. Risley, B. C. Metcalf. 
 
 Churches —Cong., A. L. Marden ; Meth.,- Parkhurst. 
 
 Manufacturers —carriages, J. C. Libby & Co.;.chair stretchers, E.R. 
 Cilley; lumber, H. S. Armington, Aaron Barton, jr., J. II. Howe, A. W. 
 Putnam; scythe stones, C. Dodge, W. II. Gannett. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, J. A. Libby & Co., carpenters, W. C. 
 Simpson, E. II. Cilley; granite workers, j. M. Stevehs, Wind & Mann; 
 marble worker, L. E. Risley; painter, Charles Felch. 
 
 Merchants —W. H. Gannett; auctioneer, A, P. Gould; tinware and 
 groceries. M. R. Underhill. 
 
 1 PITTSBURG, COON—Pop., 400. N. from C., 200; N. from 
 Colebrook, 17. R. R. S. —North Stratford, 30 in., on G. T. R. R.; stage 
 three times a week. 
 
 i OFFICERS— Cleric, J. W. Baldwin ; Selectmen , C. J. Danforth, H. A.j 
 [Shuff, H. S. Shoppee; Supt., M, B. Haynes. 
 
 Postmasters —J. W. Baldwin; Connecticut Lake , S. K. Danforth. 
 Justices —M. B. Haines, State; E. L. Farnham, E. C. Sawyer, S. P. 
 Luther, E. M. Danforth, E..C. Aldrich, David Blanchard. 
 
 Church —Meth., E. C. Langford. Merchant —J. W. Baldwin. 
 
 \ Hotel —Connecticut Lake House, William Wolcott. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, Dennis Lado ; carpenters, Geo. Washburn, 
 ;E, C. Sawyer: coopers, Allen Rowell, L. H. Nutting, 0. B. Huggins; 
 [wheelwright. Geo. Washburn. 
 
 PITTSFIELD, MERRIMACK— Pop., 1800. E. from C., 15, 
 
 R. R. S —Pittsfield, on Suncook Valley R. R. Stage connects with all 
 trains. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, C. E. Tucker; Treas., J. E. Shaw; Selectmen , 
 J. E. Shaw, J. P. Watson, J. A. Walker: Supt., Geo. R. Drake. 
 Postmaster & Tel. Ag’t —Everett Jenkins. 
 
 Justices —T. ti. Thorndike, Joseph Harvey, A. Whittemore, jr., B. L. 
 Cram, R. T. Leavitt, J. M. Tucker, State; G. R. Drake, T. L. Norris, 
 H. A. Tuttle, J. L. French, Francis Peaslee, E. L. Carr, J. O. Tasker,! 
 E. K. Webster, J. M. Batchelder, J. P. W'atson, G. F. Green, J. T. Hill, 
 A. W. Bartlett. 
 
 Churches —Adv., Joseph Harvey; C. Bap., J. M. Coburn; Cong.,' 
 
 S, S. N. Greeley ; Epis.. John George; F, Bap.,-Davidson. 
 
 Eating Houses —G. G. Wilkins, II. W. Lawrence & Co. 
 
 Exp. A’gts—Daniel Greene. C. T. Cram. 
 
 Hotel —Washington, T. B. Tucker. 
 
 Lawyers— Aaron Whittemore, jr., T. H, Thorndike, A. W. Bartlett 
 A. F. L. Norris. 
 
 Literary Institution —Pittsfield Academy, D. K. Foster, prin. 
 

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 Livery Stables— Geo. M. Moore, T. W. Nutter, T. B. Tucker. 
 Manufacturers —boots and elioes, C. D. Pecker & Co., J. S. Bartlett 
 & Co., 0. S. Nutter, D. M. Lovejoy; boxes, Page &, Evans, Lane &' 
 Adams ; lumber, A. .T. Fogg & Co., Hartwell & Hutchinson, Lane & 
 Adams ; cotton, Pittsfield Manuf’g Co., Orman Davis, agent. 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths. Goodwin & Co.. W. H. Blake, 
 
 H. W. Batebelder,-Wentworth; carpenters, Wni. C. Evans, W. N. 
 
 Adams, S. H. Sargent, Charles Lane, W. B. Evans ; hair dresser, Thomas 
 Conroy; harness makers, B. M. Tilton, G. M. Moore; masons, T. W. 
 Nutter, G. E. Mathews ; painters, J. R. C. Davis, J. B. Sanborn, A. G. H. 
 Ring, H. D. Ring, John Kaim ; photographer, Henry Osgood; printer, 1 
 D. T. Neal; tailor, E. J. Aikens; undertaker, Lewis Bunker; wheel¬ 
 wrights, N. C. Tilton, A. T. Prescott. 
 
 Merchants—B. F. Kaine, G. D. S. Noyes, E. K. Webster, F. S. Cole, 
 R. L. French & Co., J. T. Hill & Co., J. D. Stevens, II. L. Robinson, 
 G. N. Foss; auctioneers, J. L. French, J. M. Tucker; books, W. A. 
 Mack ; boots and shoes, J. M. Tucker; clocks and watches, John Me 
 Dougal, J. M. Butchelder; clothing, hats and caps, H. A. Tuttle ; dry 
 goods, F. H. Gee & Co., Geo. Gossman, E. 0. Sanderson ; flour and 
 corn, P. H. Adams, Weeks Bros.; groceries, P. H. Adams, N. S. Drake 
 & Co., Solomon Clark; hardware, C. C. Rogers: meat, C. N. Green, 
 Jos. Jenkins ; millinery, Mrs. J. Me Dougal, L. II. Gee & Co. 
 Physicians—John Wheeler, J. G. Ladd, E. L. Carr. 
 P1AIXFIEXD, SULLIVAN— Pop., 1589. N. W. from C., 63; 
 N. W T . from Newport, 20. R. R. S. —Windsor, Vt., on Central Ver¬ 
 mont R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS — Clerk , C. H. Hill; Treas., C. F. Gallup; Selectmen, 
 C. D. Coiby, Sidney Sanborn, Lemuel Morse ; Supt ., Josiah Davis. 
 Postmasters —William Hall ; East, Emma F. Currier. 
 
 Justices —Geo. Bryant, J. A. Spencer, A. S. Batholomew, State; 
 J. F. Raynsford, Quorum ; S. D. Stone, E. G. Beers, A. P. Wood, Josiah 
 Davis, J. T. Duncan. 
 
 Churches —Bap., G. B. Smith ; Cong.,-. 
 
 Hotel —Temperance House,-. 
 
 Livery Stables —S. Davis, D. N. Moulton, W. V. Spencer. 
 Manufacturers —carriages, C. II. Hill; coffins and caskets, Wm. P. 
 Eggleston ; grain cradles, C. Knight. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Spalding & Small, J. S. Sticknej r ; East, 
 R. Moore, E. S. Moore; East, carpenter and joiner, Wm. A. Tolbert; 
 carriage maker, C. II. Hill; masons, E.S. Stickney; East , (brick) J. F. 
 Johnson; painter, P. Roberts; upholsterer, L. L. Bailey. 
 
 Merchants — William Hall; auctioneer, D. G. Stickney; caskets 1 
 and coffins, C. Knight; meat, Lewin & Son ; poultry and game, East, 
 
 !Fred Moulton. 
 
 Physicians —C. C. Beckley; thomp., East, E. G. Beers. 
 
 MeritJen— R. R . S. —Lebanon, on N. N. II. R. R,, 7 m., and 
 Windsor, Vt., on C. V. R. R., 12 m., with daily stage to each. 
 Postmistress & Fxp. Ag’t— Abbie F Spaulding. 
 
 Churches —Bap., Albert Heald : Cong,, C. 31. Palmer. 
 
 Literary Institution —Kimball Union Academy, Geo. J. Cummings’! 
 Prin. 
 
 Manufacturers— coffins, caskets and grain cradles, Chever Knight; 
 flour and meal, Wm. & George 31oore. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, Dexter Cutts, J. G. Stevens ; carpenters, 
 B. F. 3Ianchester, A. D. Manchester, Frank French, J. Baldwin. 
 II. B. Stickney; marble worker, J. G, Stevens; mason, D. G. Stickney 
 

 
 
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 Merchants —Charles W. Cummings ; meat, I. W. Westgate. 
 Physicans —Herbert Sleeper. 
 
 JPIiAISTOW, R0CKINGHAM —Pop., 879. S. E. from C., 40 ; 
 S. W. from Exeter, 14. R. R. S. —Plaistovv, and Atkinson, on B. & 
 M. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Moses Kimball; Treas., W. Haseltine ; Select¬ 
 men, J. M. Davis, W. Haseltine, N. Wille 3 r ; Supt., Joseph Kimball. 
 Postmasters —C. W. Cass; Atkinson Depot, Charles Fernald. 
 Justices —W. H. Hills, J. M. Davis, State; M. C. Kimball, J. E. 
 George, Joseph Kimball, H. H. Cheney. 
 
 Churches— Bap., P. 0. Fuller; North Parish , Cong., D. Bremner. 
 Hotel —Union House, L. F. Whitney. 
 
 Lawyers —W. H. Hills, C. C. Cheney. ^Tel. Agt —C. L. Martin.. 
 Manufacturers —brick, Moses Goodchild, Isaac Hall,H. II. Chene}', 
 George Denoncour, S. S. Hill. L. B. Tucker. Clement & Pollard. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, M. B. Dow, E. 0. Douglass ; carpenters,; 
 W. K. Seaver, M. B. Dow; mason, C. A. Bryant; painter, S. C. Lover- 
 in ; tailor, John Duffill; wheelwright, M. B. Dow. 
 
 Merchants —auctioneer, D. S. Peaslee; dry and fancy goods, Mary 
 Nichols; florist, W. IT. Hills; flour and grain, Charles Fernald; gro¬ 
 ceries, C. W. Cass, J. M. Davis : lumber, Daniel Peaslee, I. H. Pollard. 
 Physicians —N. K. Kelle.y R. A. Chittenden, A. A. Plummer. 
 PLYMOUTH, GRA FT ON —Shire town; Pop., 1409. N. W. from 
 C., 40. R. R. S. —Plymouth, on B., C. & M. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS.— Clerk, R. E. Smyth; Treas., A. G. Smyth ; Selectmen , 
 H. M. Rogers, 0. G. Smith, T. J. Adams ; Supt., C. A. Jewell. 
 Postmasters —W. D. Blaisdell ; West, R. G. Stearnes. 
 
 Justices —H. W. Blair, Jos. Burrows, Seth Doten, Alvin Burleigh, 
 C. A. Jewell, A. J. C. Barnard, F.W. A. Robie, M. S. Brown, C. H. 
 iBolles, Cyrus Kenniston, W. S. Robinson, Geo. H. Robinson, State; 
 |D. H. Currier, Arthur Ward, Hiram Clark, W. L. Horner, Calvin 
 Clark, II. M. Rogers, C. M. Buchanan, W. G. Hull, R. E Smyth. 
 Churches —Cong., G. H. Scott; Meth., J. E. Robbins. 
 
 Eating Houses— YV. L. Horner, j. H. Abbott. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t —J. F.Langdon. 
 
 Real Estate AgtS —W.G. Rogers & Son, E. II. Gove. 
 
 Hotels & Livery Stables— Pemigewassett House, C. M. Morse ; 
 Plymouth House, Buchannan & Willis. 
 
 Lawyers —II. W. Blair, Joseph Burrows, Alvin Burleigh, C. A. Jew¬ 
 ell, Geo. II. Adams. 
 
 j Literary Institution—Normal School, A. P. Kelsey, prin. 
 
 Manufacturers— gloves, D. H. Currier & Co., Draper & Co., A. W. 
 Avery & Co., H. S. George. H. D. Smith, T. F. & D. Glynn, C. W. Cal- 
 ley, A. Ward & G. M. McQuesten, H. W. Smith, John Chandler, 
 Ferrin & Wilkerson, Plymouth Glove Works, Plymouth Glove Company, 
 'Mrs. John Chandler, J. T. Cutter & Sons ; flour and meal, J. T. Cutter 
 & Sons; furniture, Rogers & Bean. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, Dan’l Wbeeler, M.C. Corliss, 
 Melvin Johnson, George Wortheu ; bridge builder. Rufus Foster; car¬ 
 penters, Martin Merrill, J. Mudgett, G. W. Bailey, C. F. Rideout, 
 E. S. Bailey, Geo. K. Hutchins, P. II. Crawford ; dress makers. Mrs. 
 J. C. Chase, Mrs. J. G. Langdon, Mrs. B. G. Moulton ; coopers, George 
 Dearborn, Henry Cummings ; hair dressers, J. R. Abbott, George 
 Nixon; harness makers, G. Houston, J. F. Wiggin ; marble work¬ 
 ers, Hill & Nutter, J. N. Farnum; mason. J. F. Sanborn ; painters, 
 |G. H. Harris, Timothy Cheney, II. H. Lougee, Albert Bickford, C. R. 
 
138 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Crawford; photographers, Pressy & Hodge; printers, V. N. Bass, 
 Kimball, & Temple; tailor, A. G. Smith; tinsmiths, Lyman Paine, 
 J. & H. G. Barrows; shoemakers, II. S. Woodbury, S. A. Goodhue; 
 stone cutter, J. C. Berry; watch makers, F. W. Ballow, Luther C. 
 Hull; wheelwiights, C. G. Batchelder, F. S. Batchelder. 
 
 | Merchants —Webster, Russell Sc Co., A. G. Smyth, Cyrus Kenistcn, 
 Benj. Atkinson, Plummer Fox, Arthur Ward, Mason & Weeks ; auc¬ 
 tioneer, J. T. Cutter; coffins, caskets and robes. Cutter & Sons ; clocks, 
 watches, jewelry and fancy goods, J. R. Connell, B. F. Ballou : cloth¬ 
 ing, L. M. Howe, Herbert Rogers; drug' and medicines, J. S. Tufts; 
 fancy goods and notions, Y. X. Bass, B. F. Ballou ; meat, W. G. 
 Chase: millinery, M. A. Ryan, Miss B. S. Arris, Miss E. J. Osgood, 
 Mrs. B. L. Caldon. 
 
 Physicians—S. W. Davis, J. W. Preston, Tristram Rogers, J. A. 
 Sanborn; dentists. B. P. Merrill. J. W. Preston. 
 
 PORTSMOUTH, ItOCK1XGH .4 M —Shire town—Pop., 9211, S. 
 E. from C., 45. R. R. S. —Portsmouth, on Eastern R. R., Coucord & 
 Portsmouth R. R., Portsm >uth Sc Dover R. R , Portland, Saco & Ports¬ 
 mouth R. R., Ports., Great Falls and Conway R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Mayor , J. II. Broughton; City Clerk and Special Jus¬ 
 tice, Marcellus Bufford; Treasurer, Samuel P. Treadwell; Collector , 
 James Moses, Aldermen, Ward 1. Alfred C. Hoyt, Wm. E. Hadley, 
 Albert L. Payne; 2, H. A. Yeaton, CLias. II. Sides, P. D. Nortou ; 3, 
 E. D. Coffin ; 4. Chas. W. Norton, Geo. A. Perkins ; Common C/uncil- 
 men. Ward 1, M. E. Long, W. S. Gray, J. B. Marston, Chas. E. Young. 
 Chas. E. Hodgdon, A. F. Pfeiffer; 2, Elbridge Prior, John Wood, J. S. 
 Whidden, Wm. A. Hodgdon, A. W. Walker, 0. M. Jellison ; 3, Jona¬ 
 than Buzzell, j!•., J. A. llammond; 4. Win. H. Smart. Geo. Cox, Wm. 
 II. Pettigrew, S. B. Pearson, jr.; R. E. Rich, Clerk; Justice of Police 
 Court , Chas. E. Batchelder; City Solicitor, Wm. II. Hackett; City Mar¬ 
 shal, Thomas Entwistle; Street Commissioner, J. R. Holmes; City 
 Physician, Dan‘l W. Jones; Board of Health. Dan'l W. Jones. Daniel 
 Danielson, Robert Shillaber; School Board, Mayor, John II. Brough¬ 
 ton, Chairman, ex-ofcio; John Pender, Secretary; Committee, for 
 three years, Chas. W. Gardner, A. B. Sherburne, Mrs. Anna B. Wil¬ 
 son: for two years, Wm. H. Hackett, James R. May, Andrew P. Wen¬ 
 dell. Mrs. Helen C. Knight; for one 3 r ear, John II. Hutchinson. Chas. A. 
 Shannon, Mercer Goodrich, John Pender; High School Committee, 
 DarFl J. Vaughn, Jas. R. May, Mrs. Helen C. Knight; Sub. Com¬ 
 mittee, Dist. No. one, Chas. A. Shannon, John Pender, A. B. Sher-j 
 bure; Dist. No. two, John II. Hutchinson, Wni. II. Hackett, Mrs. 
 Anna B. Wilson ; Dist. No. three, Chas. W. Gardner. Mercer Goodrich. 
 A. P. Wendell; Committee on Purchases, Shannon, Pender & Goodrich; 
 Ex. of Teachers, Ilachett, Shannon, and Mrs. Knight; Truancy, May, 
 Wendell, and Shurbure; Text Books, Pender, Hutchinson and Gard¬ 
 ner; Salaries, Vaughn. Hutchinson, Sc Mrs. Wilson; Assessors. Ja\s A. 
 Rugg, Isaiah Wilson, Robert King, Allied Stavers, Chas. II. Mendum, 
 Benj. F. Webster, Jeremiah Sanborn, Henry F. Wendell, Benjamin 
 Russell ; Overseers of the Poor, Chairman, the Mayor, ( ex-officio ), S. W. 
 Ilovt. Chas. H. Joy, A. B. Tref'ethen Sam‘1 S. Frye; C if Engineer, 
 Sa n*I S. F'etcher; Harbor Master. Wm. C. Ham; Port Wardens, E. E. 
 Vaughn, Floron Barri, Ja*. W. Raitt; Weigher, Edward Newman. 
 Postmaster— E. G. Pierce, jr. 
 
 Justices—A. W. Haven, W. H. Y. Hackett, W. n. Hackett, Aaron 
 Young, Ichabod Goodwin, John Sise, J. H. Bailey, J. II. Kent, G. E. 
 H dgdon, Calvin Page, T. E. 0. Marvin, J. M. Davis, A. F. Howard, 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
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 A. F. Craig, John Pender, Samuel Dodge, F. W. Miller, F. W. Rand, : 
 L. Odell, Marcellas Bufford, A. R. Hatch, II. F. Wendell, B. M. Parker, 
 
 B. W. Curtis, G. W. Pendexter, D. J. Vaughan, J. W. Parsons, Win.; 
 Conn, J. P. Morse, W. N. Isley, Ilowe Call, State; W. II. Rollins, W. L. 
 Dwight, John Dame, Quorum; A. R. H. Fernald, C. W. Bailey, John 
 llodgdon, 2d, A. II. Hill, M. J. Vaughan,'J. S. Rand, B. Clieever, M.j 
 Goodrich, Newton Johnston, E. T. Brackett, II. N. Dunyon, George An-; 
 nable, S. II. Marshall, C. A. Shannon, J. II. Broughton J. H. Flagg, 
 
 C. E. Ackerman, C. A. Ilazlett, Clias. E. Batclndder, J. H. Clieever, S.; 
 
 C. Whittier, E. G. Pierce, jr., W. R. Preston, J. E. Slater, R. C P erce, 
 S. W. Clark, P. D. Norton, A. A. Fernald, J. F. Jenness, Wm. It. Foster,! 
 'J. G. Harvey, W. H. Sise, 0. .J. Hobbs, M. E. Long, Wm. C. Ham. 
 
 Churches —Adv.,-; Bap., W. II. Alden; Chris., J. A. Goss; 
 
 Cong., Jus. W. llubbell; Epis., C. A. Holbrook; F. Bap., E. Owen ; 
 Metli., J. E. Noyes; It. Catli., E. M. O’Callaghan; Unit., James De 
 Normandie; Univ., E. M. Grant. 
 
 Exp. Agt’s —Jackson & Co., Frye & Co. 
 
 Hotels —Rockingham House, F. W. Hilton; Kearsarge House, J. E. 
 
 Dennett; National,-York; Franklin House, G. H. Atkins ; East-] 
 
 eru Exchange, John Dixon; Commercial House, J. W. Goodwin, 
 i Ins. Ag’ts —A. F. Craig, F. W. DeRochmont, Morse & Isley, John 
 .Sise, C. A. Ilazlett, II. A. Yeaton, Wm. C. Robinson. 
 
 Lawyers —W. H. Y. Ilackett, A. R. Hatch, W. H. Rollins, J. S. H. 
 Frink, Wm. H. Hackett, A. F. Howard, Calvin Page, G. E. Hodgdon, 
 jW. F. Boardman, J. W. Emery, H. Call, C. E. Batelielder, John Hatch, 
 Lory Odell, W. C. IJarriman. 
 
 ■ Literary Institutions —Smith’s Commercial Academy, Prin. L. E. 
 Smith ; Miss Morgan’s Boarding School, Prin., Miss A. C. Morgan. 
 
 Livery Stables —E. W. Cochrane, Stoddard Bros., Woodbury Locke, 
 Robert Roberts, J. P. Foster, Harry Freeman. 
 
 Manufacturers —ale, Eldredge Brewing Co., Portsmouth Brewing 
 jCo., Frank Jones; blocks, W. R. Martin, Thomas Odion ; boots and 
 shoes, J.K. Nute; carriages, N. P. Bryant k Co., G. J. Greenleaf, G. M. 
 iHuntress, T. A. Tucker; cigars, J. Sanborn ; cod liver oil, Marvin Bios 
 k Bartlett; cottons, Kearsarge Mills; confectionery, J. II. Thompson 
 k Co.; distillery William Ward ; hackles, k Wilson & Co.; hosiery.! 
 jThomas Lester, William Cart ledge, Hosiery Co., Thomas Kennedy k 
 Son; leather, M. H. Goodrich; masts and spars, W. R. Martin; patent 
 grapples and anchors, Trafton Brothers ; planing mills, Daniel Mason, 
 J. G. Barnard) I. N. Rugg, J. Haddock k Son; rattan ware, D. Urch; 
 sails and awnings, J. R. Ilolbrook, Charles Walker, T. S. Gay ; sash 
 jand blinds, Jacob Haddock & Son; soap and candles, A. T. Walker k 
 Son, W. E. Hadley, 11. S. Cleaves & Son. 
 
 \ Mechanics & Artisans— bakers, C. W. Plumer, J. W. Sowersby, 
 Vaughan Bros.; blacksmiths, F. II. Seavey, S. B. Mathes, Ira Seymore, 
 
 D. J. Norton; bookbinder, VV. B. Lowd; brass founders, N. D. Miller, 
 Isaac Furber, D’Este & Co.; carriage smiths, John Dyer, G. J. Green- 
 leaf, B. S. Mathes; coopers, W. T. Frye, Jos Walton; dyer, Thomas 
 Murphy; gas fitters, J. P. Sweetser, N. D. Miller, Waldron k Camp¬ 
 bell; gun and locksmith, J. F. Shillaber; harness makers, J. S. Til¬ 
 ton, J. T. Larrabee, ag’t; machinists, Critchley k Whalley; marble! 
 workers, Silas PhiIIbrick, J. S. Treat; masons, Wm. Andrews, Geo. 
 Ha.} es, R. King, L. N. llurd, W. J. Frazer; (stone) E. J. Gunner, 
 Robert Maiden; painters, E. D. Coffin, W. B. Colley, J. W. Lefavour, 
 ,Grogran & Morrison, J. Grover, J. M. Locke, S. Scruggin, Wm. Itund- 
 lett, E. Tripp, S. W. Trippe, M. J. k W. A. Vaughan ; photographers, 
 

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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Davis Bros., 0. H. Cook; printers, L. W. Brewster, F. W. Miller A 
 Co., Chronicle A Gazette Publishing Co., G. W. Guppy, C. W. Gardner, 
 
 O. M. Knight, W. H. Foster. B. F. Thorndike; ship builders, Wrn. 
 F. Fernald. Daniel Marcy ; sliipsmiths, J. W. Raitt, B. F. Rice, Traf- 
 ton Bros.; stucco workers, Frazer A Green, L. N. Hurd; tailors, E. M. 
 Brown, Peyser & Kennedy. J. E. Ham & Co., J. W. Moses, C. E. Myers 
 & Co., W. P. Walker, Rider & Cunningham, H. Leveen; undertakers, 
 Fletcher A Tanton, J. F. Adams. 
 
 Merchants —agricultural implements, Woodbury Seavy & Co; an¬ 
 tique furniture, J. H. Dodge, J. L. 0.Coleman ; auctioneers, C. Dwight, 
 llanscon A Co., W. II. Hackett J. P. Morse, H. F. Wendell; books 
 and stationery, W. G. Myers, H. B. Buzzell A Son, W. B. Lowd, Moses 
 Bros., M. Goodrich ; boots and slices, E. S. Fay A Co., Jas. M. Carr, 
 Oren Bragdon, John Kelley, Joseph Pettigrew, A. A. Payne, J. H. 
 Slater, Wm. B. Hussey; clocks, watches and jewelry, Hutchinson A 
 Connell, C. E. & J. E. Dixon, F. W. Ham, H. H. Ilam ; clothing, W. 
 
 P. Walker, J. E. Ham A Co., J. T. Brown C. L. Myers A Co., Rider A 
 Cunningham, J. W. Moses, E. Leveen A Co., Peyser A Kennedy. Eph¬ 
 raim Green. Moses Spear, John. Kelley, John Mai.sbenden ; coal and 
 wood, E. F. Sise A Co., C. E. Walker A Co., Russell A Odion, J. H. 
 Thompson, D. Hamilton ; commission, M. T. Bretton A Co., H. F. Wen¬ 
 dell, E. F. Sise A Co., Charles Robinson A Son, Russell A Odion; crock 
 ery and glass ware, N. F. Mathes & C'o., A. Tredick A Co., C. Dwight 
 llanscon, J. II. Slater, J. W. P. Carter ; drugs and medicines, David 
 Kimball, A Co., W. R. Preston, J. H. Thacher, Geo. Hill, J. D. Rund- 
 lett, F. B. Coleman ; dry goods, Mrs. C. H. Clough, Ayers A Locke, Sta¬ 
 ples, Stackpole A3Iarston. L Blumaver A Co.,G. B. French. J. S. Rand, 
 Annable A Marden, C. N. Shaw A Co., Wm. Benson, Pfeiffer A Co.; fancy 
 goods, H. B. Buzzell A Sou, J. H. Foster, Lizzie D. Tripp, Pfeiffer A Co.. 
 II. W. Mason, A. Stavers. Annable A Marden, C. N. Shaw & Co., Wm. 
 Benson; florists, Amos Pearson, Mrs. J. B. Haley, J. H. Hutchinson, 
 Jos. Maloou ; fish, Valentine Doane, jr., Randall A Caswell, N. F. 
 Berry, Elvin Newton, Sullivan & Co., C. M. Tredick, G. W. Randall; 
 flour and grain, J. Brooks & Co., Thomas Neil. Chas. R-obinson & Son ; 
 fruit and confectionery, II. C. Locke, S. Gilbert, F. W. Rice. F. S. 
 Wendell, B. Whitcomb. J. W. Gerrish, Smart & Atwell, J. H. Thomp¬ 
 son A Co., A. Robeck & Sons; furniture, Sheldon Bros.. E. M. Rrown 
 & Co., Fletcher A Tanton ; groceries, Charles C. Akerman, William 
 Alton, Butler A Laighton, J. W. P. Carter, H. M. Clark, John Coulon 
 A Co., Wm. Downs & Son, R. K. Oxford, S. S. Frye, H. L. Garrett, II. 
 F. Gerrish, George Abbott, Charles H. Tucker, J. R. Yeaton & Co., 
 S. G. Huoper, James Junkins, C. E. Laighton A Son, Dennis Lynch, 
 II. S. Hartshorn, N. F. Mathes A Co., W. C. Newton, S. W. 3Ioses, J. 
 H. Slater, II. W. Oxford, 0. Griffin A Co., A. A. Payne, W. Sladen, J. 
 Stokell & Co., Geo. Stott, Richard Wald'-n, T. Ward well A Sons, J. H. 
 Wells, C. H. Joy, Ward A Maddock. L. V. Newell, John Conlon, Sam¬ 
 uel Rowe, J. W. Swett A Son, C. W. Rsnd, S. W. Hoyt, C. H. Tucker, 
 M. F. Prescott, II. C. Plumer ; hardware, J. H. Bailey A Co., Rider A Cot¬ 
 ton, G. T. Vaughan, A. P. Wendell A Co., Isaiah Wilson ; hats, caps A 
 furs, F. E. Dearborn, N. K Walker A Son, J. F. Berry ; ice, G. A. Per¬ 
 kins, John Downs, B. Ilodgdon; importers, I. Goodwin, E. F. Sise & 
 Co., C. E. Walker & Co.; lumber, lime and cement, Sani’l Adams & Co., 
 A. A. Fernald, T. E. Call & Sons, Russell A Odion; millinery, A. A. 
 Batchelder A Co., Mrs. A. C. Fonda, Misses Hills, Pfeiffer, C. N. Shaw 
 A Co., A. F. Talton, J. 31. Tebbets, E. J. Tuckerman A Co., A. M. Par- 
 menter; music and musical instruments, D. H. Montgomery, E. A. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 141 
 
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 Tilton ; nurserymen, D. H. Spinney, G. H. Rogers ; paints, oils and 
 glass, J. H. Bailey & Co., E. Tripp, M. J. & W. A. Vaughan, A. P. 
 Wendell & Co., Isaiah Wilson, J. T. French; picture frames, D. H. 
 {Montgomery, Win. Benson, Davis Bros.; provisions, II. M. Clark, E. 
 Dennett. H. L. Garrett, J. II. Grant, B. F. Mugridge, Win. Horn, II. F. 
 Hartshorn, E. R. Laighton & Co., John Stokeil & Co., S. W. W T ebber, 
 J. H. Wells, Frank Wiggin ; salt, C. E. Walker & Co., E. F. Sise & Co.; 
 |sash and blinds, J. T. French, B. F. Webster; stereoscopic views, 
 Davis Bros., 0. H. Cook; stoves and tin ware, A. J. Badger, Uriah 
 Blaisdell, J. L. 0. Coleman, J. P. Sweetser, Dearborn & Co., Earing & 
 Martin ; wall paper, Mercer & Goodrich; window shades, Elisha Tripp, 
 A. Tredick & Co., W. G. Myers, II. B. Buz/.ell & Son, G. II. Tripp. 
 
 Physicians —B. W. Curtis, N. L. Folsom, J. Hall, S. C. Whittier, 
 A. B. Sherburne, J. W. Parsons, Brainard Dearborn, J. R. May, S. J. 1 
 
 Donaldson, F. E. Potter, E Richter, D. W. Jones,-Welch ; hot., A.| 
 
 Perry; dentists, E. B. Coodall, E. S. Ryder, N. L. Folsom, J. S. Perry,, 
 P. M. Jewett, L. M. Johnson. 
 
 Blotter Place—See Andover. 
 
 Pottersville—See Ilarrisville. 
 
 Profile Hfoase—See Franconia. 
 
 RANDOLPH, CO OS —Pop., 138. N. E. from C., 120; S. E. from 
 Lancaster, 19. R. R. S. —Gorham, 5 m., on G. T. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , Ithiel Scales ; Treas ., J. E. Leighton ; Supt., 
 J. W. Buswell; Selectmen , J. E. Leighton, Chas. E. Lowe, L. M. Wat¬ 
 son 
 
 Postmaster —Post-office address, at present, Gorham. 
 
 ! Justices —A. G Messenger, State ; Justus Low, L. M. W r atson. 
 
 Hotel —Accommodation House, L. M. Watson. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, Robert Blair, A. G. Messenger. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, A. G. Messenger; carpenters, Hubbard; 
 illunt, C. C. Leighton; wheelwright, C. C. Leighton. 
 
 RAYMOND, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 1300. 'S. E. from C., 24.1 
 W. from Exeter, 14; W. from Portsmouth, 25. R. R. S. —Raymond 
 on Concord & Ports., R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , Charles Poor; Treas., A. B. Smith; Selectmen, 
 Wesley Poore, A. D. Hardy, W. Titcomb; Supt., C. W. Scribner. 
 Postmaster —T. M. Gould. Exp. & Tel. Ag’t— G. A. Gilmore. 
 Justices —W. B. Blake, S. M. Harriman, J. T. Dudley, Benj. Poore, 
 S. D. Tilton, State; D. N. Lane, Quorum; John Healey, S. B. Gove, 
 jT. M. Gould, J. D. Brown, A. W. Brown, Geo M. Moulton, Dudley 
 Lane, B. F. Tilton. 
 
 i Churches — F. Bap., Joseph Fullonton, B. S. Manson; Cong., C. 
 Sumner; Meth., R. J. Bartlett. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t —Geo. W. Shepard. 
 
 Hotels —Eagle, F. G. Bean ; Riverside, Geo. A. Pecker. 
 
 Literary Institution —Raymond High School. 
 
 I Livery Stables— J. L. Jones, F. G. Bean. 
 
 ! Maufacturers —boots and shoes, W. D. Ladd ;. soap, hard and soft. 
 Jones & Son; sugar boxes and hogshead staves, E. T. Nutter & Co.; 
 tubs, pnils mackerel kits and shingles, H. J. Lovering. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, A. W. Rrown, Warren Ladd, 
 Solomon Ellis: cooper, George Robie ; gun smith, J. F. Brown; hair: 
 dresser, Will Elliott; harness makers, Shields Tenney; painters, 
 D. BatcheMer, J. L. Poor, C. Poor; printers, Eagle Printing Co.; 
 stone cutter and mason, A. F. Keyes; tailor, Wm. Decourcy , wheel¬ 
 wrights, Warren Ladd, E. G. Brown. 
 
142 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Merchants—Higley & Shepard, B. F. Tilton, A. G. "Whittier ; auc¬ 
 tioneer, S. D. Tilton; carriage painting, Cbas. Poor; drugs and 
 medicines, T. M. Gould; fish, W. D. Davies; 'hardware, Win. H. 
 Bailey ; meat, N. C. Garland ; millinery, L. A. Lung, A.B. Smith, A. J. 
 Shepard. 
 
 Physician —True M. Gould. 
 
 Keel Hill —See Moultonborough. 
 
 Reed’s Ferry —See Merrimack. 
 
 RICHMOND, CHESHIRE —Pop., 868. S. W. from C., 64. S. 
 from Keene, 13. 11 R. S. —Keene, on Cheshire R. R., Winchester, 5 
 
 m., on Asliuelot R. R. Daily stage to Keene. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , Geo. W. Newell;' Treas ., Leason Martin ; Select• 
 men , Edson Starkey, J. B. Abbott, II. P. Sprague; Supts., Lydia 0. 
 Barrows, James C. Longley. 
 
 Postmasters —Warren Kemp ; North , Harvey Martin. 
 
 Justices—J. B. Abbott, State: D. B. Aldrich, Nahum Cass, E. Star- 
 key, E. N. Bowen, Geo. W. Newell. 
 
 Churches —Bap., J. L. Wliitternore; Univ.,-. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—A. E. Naromore. Hotel—J. Allen. 
 
 Manufacturers —card machine and axe factory, N. Thayer; chair 
 stuff, E. N. Bowen, F. 0. Bowen ; dimension stuff, Abbott & Martin, F. 
 & A. Amidon; pails, Nutting Brothers; pail staves, G. II. Taylor, 
 Abbott & Martin, II. M. Carlton, 0. E. Parsons, F. &A. Amidon. 
 carpenters, Edson 0. Starkey. George Taylor, N. E. Tuttle, D. B. Al- 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, W. Randall, N. F. Newell, D. E. Farrar; 
 drich; gun smith, Andrew Dodge; mason, D. B. Aldrich; painters, 
 Edwin Amidon. A. J. Bufftim; stone cutters, A. Twitchell, N. Naro¬ 
 more, F. E. Naromore ; wheelwright, Harvey Martin. 
 
 MerciiantS—Chas. North wood. North, J. L. Newell; auctioneer. 
 J. D. Bryant; millinery, Mrs. W. J. Ballou. 
 
 RIXIMwE, CHESHIRE— Pop., 1107. S. W. from C., 50; S. E.' 
 from Keene, 18. R. R S .—West Rindge, 4 miles, on Monaduock R. R. 
 Stage connects with every irain. 
 
 OFFICERS —Clerk and Treas., W. W. Emory ; Selectmen, J. B. Perry, 
 Geo. W. Stearns, Joel Wellington; Supt ., Chas. E. Rogers. 
 
 Postmasters —W. W. Emory; West, H. E. Wetherbee; East, Miss 
 
 C. L. Converse. 
 
 Justices —Zebulon Converse, E. S. Stearns, G. W. Stearns, State; 
 J. B. Perry, J. B. Robbins, Elijah Bemis, W.G. Jones, Joel Wellington, 
 
 D. S. "Walker, W. W. Emory, J. C. Town, A. S. Coffin, C. T. Platts, 
 Ned Twasher, H. E. Wetherbee. 
 
 i Churches —Cong., F. G. Clark ; Meth., C. E. Rogers. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t —D. S. Walker. Livery Stable— J. A. Stearns. 
 
 Hotels —Elm House, J. 0. Barrett; Center , J. L. Burbank. 
 Manufacturers —acid works, M. E. Converse ; boots and shoes, R. M. 
 Hill; boxes, East , Union Box and Lumber C»., R. R imsdell & Co.; 
 fancy wooden ware, West, 0. P. Butler: saw horses West, A. S. Saw- 
 tell; spools and bobbins, Center , A. S. Coffin ; types, A. F. Chadwick; 
 wooden ware, IV. F. Sawtell, E. S. Kimball, E. Bemis, S. Kimball. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths. J. A. Stearns, C. F. Stearns, E. II. Con¬ 
 verse ; carpenters, D. S. Walker, W. G. Jones, C. M. Converse ; mason, 
 N. Frost; painter, J. 1’. Hunt; wheelwrights, R. Buzzell, E. B. Cotter, 
 Merchants —W. W. Emory, G. W. Stearns & Co.; West, H. E. Weth¬ 
 erbee: grain dealers, 0. D. Converse & Son. 
 
 Physician—II. A. Watson. 
 
 | Roby’s Corner—See Warner. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 143 
 
 ROCHESTER, STRAFFORD -Pop., 6000. E. from C., 40; 
 
 N. from Dover, 10. R. R. S. —Rochester, on P. G. F. & Conway, Port¬ 
 land & Rochester, Nashua & Rochester, and Dover & Winnip. R. R. 
 East, Portland & Rochester; Gofiic, Nashua & Rochester, Dov. <fc Win. 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, A. T. Cottou , Treas., A. S. Parsliley; Selectman, 
 
 A. S. Parshley, John Greenfield, C. W. Dame; Supt., H. H. Wardwell. 
 Postmasters —G. B. Roberts; East , James Walker; Gonic , C. S. 
 
 Whitehouse. 
 
 i Justices —Jacob II. Ela, D. J. Parsons, C. K. Sanborn ; Gonic, C. S. 
 Whitehouse; Win. Rand, J. II. Worcester, John Legro, E. J. Mathes, 
 J. II. Edgerly, N. Y. Whitehouse, R. Tilton, C. B Gainey, Stale ; S. D. 
 Wentworth, D. B. Waldron, Henry Kimball, L. S. Dame, A. Twombly, 
 S. Wentworth, P. Varney, J. N. Hayes; Gonic, J. F. MeDuffee ; J. J. 
 Meader, J. D. Evans, T. C. Henem, J. J. Henderson, A. S. Parshley; 
 East, J. W. Tebbets; Gonic, H. W. Locke ; E. G. Peril am, W, H. Fel- 
 ker. G. H. Sanborn, A. U. Nason, C. A. Giles, A. T. Cotton, C. S. Ela,' 
 
 C. W. Edgerly; East, S. B. Hayes, F. 11. Orr, G. D. Newell, C. F. 
 Horne, Z. E. llodgdon. 
 
 1 Churches— Advent, J. H. F. Varney; Cong., H. A. Quick ; F. Bap.; 
 
 B. A. Sherwood; East, E. True, P. Chesley; Gonic, - Morey; 
 
 Meth.,-Cilley ; Quaker, J. H. Pratt. 
 
 Eating House —S. H. Burnham. 
 
 Exp. Ag’ts— E. C. Neal, J. F. Brock, Frank Sliorey. 
 
 Hotels —Dodge’s, J. T. Dodge; Mansion House, S. H. Wentworth; 
 Gonic, J. W. Varney. 
 
 Insurance Agents —A. S. Parshley, E. J. Mathes. 
 
 Lawyers —C. K. Sanborn, Worcester & Gafney, Ilenry Kimball, 
 
 D. J. Parsons. 
 
 Livery Stables —Jona Wentworth, S. Wentworth; East, J. W. Teb- 
 betts; Gonic, John Varney. 
 
 Manufacturers —ax handles, Warren Wadleigh: blankets, Norway 
 Plains Co.; boots and shoes. E. G. & E. Wallace, L. Nute & Bros., 
 Duntley & Whitehouse; cigars, H. L. Beecher; flannels, Gonic, Gonic 
 Mauuf’g Co.; East, Coclieeo Woolen Mill Co.; leather, E. G. & E. Wal-j 
 lace ; lumber, Hanscom & Co., R. Tilton ; .Stephen Shorey ; Gonic, 
 M. II. Wentworth. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, J. B. Howe, M. V. B. Went- 
 jvvorth, A. Hall; carpenters, L. B. Moulton, C. M. Demerit!, D. H. Me 
 Duffee,\J. Dame, Francis Bros., A. Nutter, A. Twombly.T. D. 'Wentworth, 
 W. A. Henderson, S. A. J. Wentworth, E. Moulton, J. W. Varney,i 
 J. W. Tebbetts ; hair dresser, L. Braun ; harness maker, E. A. Smith ; 
 W. M. Ricker; masons, D. Legro, F. C. Manson, A. G. Chadborne; 
 marble worker, R. II. Perkins: painters, G. II. Ricker, Willard Nut¬ 
 ter; photographer, A. J. Whitmore, S. Swain ; printers, C. W. Folsom. 
 
 G. G. Berry; tailors, J. ,Perie, F. Feineiman,-Meader, S. Wolfe 
 
 & Co ; watch maker, S. H. Staples, II. M. Osgood. 
 
 Merchants — auctioneer, S. F. Varney; books and stationery, D. 
 Hanson, C. W. Howe, A. T. Cotton, J. A. Ilarker; boots and shoes, 
 -Evans & Jones, J. A. Jackson ; clocks, &c.. L. H. Staples, M. H. Os¬ 
 good; clothing, F. Feineiman, Jas. Perie, T. Meader & Son, S. Wolf & 
 Co.; drugs and medicines, D. Ilanson, C. W. Howe. S. F. Sanderson, S. 
 F. Shorey, East, Chas. Blazo ; dry goods, I. Salinger, J. W. Pitcher, 
 
 C. K. Chase, L. & S. Baruch; fancy goods, A.T. Cotton, J. R. Hender¬ 
 son, J. A. Havker ; flour and grain, W. S. Stanley ; furniture, Walter 
 Frye; groceries, J. F. Saunders, Hanscom & Co., C. S. Beacham, Nor¬ 
 way Plains Co., J. 0. Sleeper, L. B. Moulton & Co., W. A. Jenness, P. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 144 
 
 K. Hartigan, W. S. Stanley, Nute Bros.; hardware, A. W. Hayes, M. 
 Snow, Ela & Kelle.v, T. E. Burnham & Co.; hats and caps, F. II. Orr, 
 C. K. Chase, S. Wolfe & Co.; gents’ furnishing goods, E H. Orr;l 
 meats and provisions, D. Me Duffee & Co., A. L. Furber, Parshley & 
 ^Walker, Herman Yythe; millinery, Mrs. F. C. Hayes, Mrs. G. F. 
 Richardson; musical instruments andsewing machines, G. H. San¬ 
 born, .J. H. F. V T arney, ag’ts. 
 
 Physicians —James Farrington, I. W. Lougee, B. W. Sargent, M. R. 
 jWarren, T. J. Sweatt, E. F. Gage, F. P. Virgin; East, Chas. Blazo; 
 dentists A. Garland, J. M. Fulsom, F. II. Lunt. 
 
 Tel. Ag’tS —G. F. Richardson, J. H. Jones, W. H. Tucker, C. W. 
 Brown. 
 
 R01iIiOTSFORl>, STRAFFORD— Pop., 1500. S. E. from 
 iC., 45 ; N. from Dover, 4. R. R. S. —Salmon Falls, on Boston & Mainej 
 and Ports. & Con. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas., W. H. Morton; Selectmen, George 
 Yeaton, Nathan Chapman, W. H. Rollins; Supt ., Robert Pike, 
 j Postmistress — Salmon Falls, Emma Butler. 
 
 I Justices —J. Converse, State; E. S. Nowell, W. H. Morton, C. D. 
 Allen,A. Roberts, T. F. Hodgdon. 
 
 Churches—Cong., —-; Epis.,-; R. C., F. X. Bouvier. 
 
 Exp. Ag’ts —Goodwin & Co., Eastern Exp., W. Sanborn. 
 
 Literary Institution —High School, Milton Hyde, prin. 
 
 Livery Stables —Joseph Dudley, Geo. Wentworth, J. M. Goodwin. 
 Manufacturers — sheeting, drillings and cotton flannel, Salmon 
 Falls Manufacturing Co., 0. S. Brown, ag’t. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —barber, Frank Wilkinson ; harness maker, 
 Noah Pike; shoemaker, Charles Malloy. 
 
 | Merchants — boots and shoes, II. Wentworth; dry goods, J. R. 
 Cressev; druggist, E. H. Wheeler; groceries, Union Store, R. C. 
 Fernald, agt.. Temple Lord, P. Shorey & Co.; hardware and tin, A. G. 
 Haley ; meat, E. A. Ham ; millinery, Mercy H. Roberts. 
 
 Physicians —W. II. Horr; dentist, Alphonzo Severance. 
 
 Telegraph Agents— E. S. Nowell, E. Clark. 
 
 KOXISIRY, CHESHIRE — Pop., 174. S. W. from C., 50. E 
 from Keene, 5. R. R. S. and p. o. ad., Keene, on Cheshire R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Elbridge Kingsbury ; Treas., Brigham Niras ; 
 Selectmen, G. E. Newton, Josiah Parker. J. G. Smith ; Supt., B. Nims. 
 Justices —Elbridge Kingsbury, G. G. Newcomb. 
 
 Church —Cong., - Ela. 
 
 RUMXEY, GRAFTON —Pop., 1164. N. W. from C., 51. R.R. 
 S. —Rumney, West Rumney and Quincy, on B. C. & M. R. R. 
 i OFFICERS— Clerk, A. J. Stevens ; Treas., Otis Whitney; Selectmen, 
 S. D. Baker, A. T. Weeks, 0. D. Doe; Supt., O. S. Hall, 
 i Postmasters —A. J. Stevens ; West, D. L. Simpson ; Depot, C. 
 Spaulding. 
 
 | Justices —S. H. Qnincy, J. L. Dearborn, Sam’l Herbert, S. D. Baker, 
 State; H. B. Simpson. Quorum; Lyman Merril,, C. B. Simpson, O. W. 
 Stevens, Daniel L. Simpson, J. W. Pease, Chas. Pease, J. L. Davis, 
 ,C. W. Herbert, A. J. Stevens. 
 
 Churches —Bap., J. B. Breed ; Baker's River, J. D. Tilton ; Meth., 
 J. Hayes. 
 
 Exp. Ag’ts —II. W. Herbert; West, J. R. Swain. 
 
 Hotel& Livery stable —Stinson House, G. C. Jones. 
 
 Lawyer—S. Hetbert. 
 
 Manufacturers — bobbins, J. P. Keyes ; brick, Charles Spaulding ; 
 
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 coffins and caskets. H. K. Ford; flour and meal, W. H. Keniston ; 
 gloves aud tannery, G. W. Fletcher & Son, G. E. Greeley, M. M. Em¬ 
 erson ; hoe, fork and mop handles, S. C. Norris, Benj. Davis, B. P. 
 Hardy; ladders, J. W. Peppard; leather and rubber cement, P. W. 
 Tenant ; lumber and charcoal, Chas. Spaulding & Co.; lumber. Elliott 
 Bros., W. W. Fales, C. II. Elliott ; mops, C. R. Emerton; rakes, T. P. 
 Sc H. 0. Nutting; tin ware, 0. B. French. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths. C. C. Craig, F. E. C. Green, S. D. Abbott; 
 carpenters, D. K. Pillsbury, T. R. Ford, E. Ford, P. D. Hart, F. P. Hart, 
 masons, W. J. Spaulding, Otis Blanchard; jeweler, C. L. Hunt; mil¬ 
 linery and dress making Mrs. Julia Hibbard; painters, J. C. Burn¬ 
 ham, N. S. Sanborn, D. A. Kent; photographer, P. W. Tenant; stone 
 cutters, 0. W. Stevens, G. D. Keniston, Eugeue Elliott, Frank Fellows; 
 veneer cutter, Benj. Davis. 
 
 Merchants—Joseph Abbott, S. H. Quincy, Lyman Merrill, Chas. 
 Spaulding; West, C. B. Simpson; auctioneer. A. C. Hill; drugs and 
 medicines, S. H. Quincy. 
 
 Physicians—Daniel Darling, D. L. Simpson, A. C. Hall, J. W. Heath. 
 RVE, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 996. S. E. from C., 50; S. from 
 Portsmouth, 5; Exeter, 10. R. R. S. —North Hampton, 4%, and 
 Greenland, 2%, stations on Eastern R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, 0. S. Green ; Treas .,-; Selectmen, El- 
 
 vin Rand, Nathaniel Marden, E. C. Jenuess; Supt^ J. 0. Drake. 
 Postmasters—J. T. Walker ; Beach , G. H. Jenness. 
 
 Justices—T. J. Parsons, E. B. Philbrick, State; C. J. Brown, L. B. 
 Parsons, J. D. Marston, J. R. Poor. J. T. Walker. 
 
 Churches—Adv., J. Herd; Chris., W. BowdichJ; Cong., W. S. Had¬ 
 ley. 
 
 Hotels—Farragut House, J. C. Philbrick & Son; Sea View. G. G. 
 Lougee; Washington House, J. E. Leavitt; Prospect House, D. M. 
 JToss ; Star Island, Oceanic, C. Poor. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmiths, F. M. Marden, W. J. Rand, A. V. Seavey, 
 J. M. Rand, Oliver Jenness, Wm. J. Walker, Martin Sleeper; carpen¬ 
 ters, L. J. Bunker, Jacob Marston, R. G. Skapley, W. R. Mace, Irving 
 W. Marden, T. W. Rand, William Tre r ethen, W. H. Locke, J. E. Leav¬ 
 itt, R. L. Locke, A. J. Drake, Amos Jenness, B. D. Batclielder, J. T. 
 Marden, Joseph Berry, D. M. Foss, John Odion, Jos. Odion, 0. L. Foye, 
 H. L. Trefethen, S. Trefethen, R. W. Philbrick, Ira 31arden, D. W. 
 Rand, Chas. Trefethen, J. T„ Walker; cooper, W. C. Downing; ma¬ 
 sons, 0. B. Philbrick, Henry Rand, Gilman Trefethen. Winslow Tref- 
 then, J. A. Moulton, Thos. Green; painters, S. R. Spear, Chas. W. 
 Spear t A. J, Johnson. 
 
 Merchants—T. J. Parsons, Jed. Rand, W. E. Sc S. L. Chesley, W. 
 Jenness, E. C. Jenness. Physician—Warren Parsons 
 
 SALEM, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 1603. 8. E. from C., 40. R. 
 R. S 1—'alem,on Manchester Sc Lawrence R. R., I% m. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, B. R. Wheeler ; Treas., W. W. Merrill; Selectmen, 
 W. W. Merrill, C. T. Maxwell, N. H. Paul; Supt., Miss Susan Wheeler. 
 Postmaster—G. C. Gordon. 
 
 Justices—G. C. Gordon, Thomas Dustin, L. W. Taylor, M. II. Tay¬ 
 lor, State ; J. C, Ewins, Quorum; Silas Hall, Isaac Thorn, W. G. Crow¬ 
 ell, Isaac Woodbury, Wm. R. Wheeler, J. A. Troy, 0. Dustin, James 
 Ayer. 
 
 Churches—Cong., Samuel Bowker. Meth., A. C. Coult. 
 
 Insurance Ag’tS—Geo. C. Gordon, John F. Smith. 
 
 Manufacturers—boots and shoes, D. N. Russ, T. M. Russ, B. R. 
 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Wheeler, Kelley '& Russ, W. H. Kelley; lumber, W. G. Crowell. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths. T. B. Black, J. Hall; carpenters, .T. *H- 
 Lancaster, W. B. Ayer; masons, R. Russ; painters, A. H. Merrill, 
 C. II. Smith ; wheelwright, J. Maine. 
 
 Merchants — J. C. E\M'ns,C.I. Bowker. Physician — G. C. Howard. 
 I>epot— Postmaster— J. A. Troy, Ex. & Sta. Ag’t— R. A. Tilton. 
 Churches —Cal. Bap., A. S.Stovvell; Meth., A. T. Bunker. 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, H. Strong; carpenters, A. Goodwin & Co., 
 G. W. Thorn ; harness maker, T. D. Parish ;mason, J. B. Colby; paint¬ 
 ers, I. W. Foster, Geo. II. Webster. 
 
 Manufacturers —cider and vinegar, Gage & Jones ; enamelled cloth, 
 C. A. Evans; shoes, G. Roberts, I. Woodbury,jr., T. Foster. 
 
 Heal Estate A’gt— L. P. E. Richards. 
 
 Merchants —Sherwood & Blethin, G. Roberts, J. C. Carey. 
 
 Livery Stables— Silas Hall. 
 
 North— Postmaster— M. H. Taylor. Merchant— J. Austin. 
 Church —Meth.,-Powell. 
 
 Manufacturers —frocking, J. W. Wheeler & Son ; lumber, R. Taylor; 
 repellants and shawls, Walton & Co.; shoddy. Taylor & Dustin; yarn, 
 T. Dustin & Co. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Chas. Smith; wheelwright,- Powell. 
 
 SALISBURY, MERRIMACK—Fop., 897- N. W. from C., 16. 
 
 R. R. S. —North Boscawen, on Northern N. II., R. R. Daily stage. 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , Elbridge Smith ; Treas.. J. Arey ; Selectmen , Jon¬ 
 athan Arey, T. H. Whittaker, John Shaw; Supt ., D. J. Calef; Agent , 
 Wm. Dunlap. 
 
 Postmasters —L. A. Hawkins; West , William Dunlap ; Center , S. W. 
 Green. 
 
 Justices —Nathaniel Saw’yer, J. C. Smith, E. B. Emerson, State ; 
 C. C. Rogers, M. P. Thompson, Quorum ; M. J. Stevens, T. D. Little, 
 Nathan Tucker, jr., William Dunlap, J. Arey, D. J. Calef, I. S. Blais 
 dell, S. W. Green. 
 
 Churches —Bap..-; Chris.,-; Cong., A. H. Martin. 
 
 Hotel —Elm House, Amos Chapman. Ex. Agent —E. C. Smith. 
 
 Literaryllnstitution—Salisbury Academy,-, prin. 
 
 Manufacturers—drag rakes, T. D. Little; lumber. D. S. Prince, 
 W r hittaker & Entitoon, Holmes & Son; pumps, P. A. Fellows. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Daniel Colby, S. B. Sweat, Jonathan 
 Arey, Samuel Emerson, P. A. Fellows; carpenters, W T . B. Parsons, 
 A. H. Parsons, Tlios. Foote ; coopers, R. F. Batcbelder. J. R. Btizzell ; 
 harness maker, A. E. Persons ; masons, Richard Fellows, E. H. Gil¬ 
 bert; millers, John Shaw, T. D. Little ; painters, S. A. Minard ; tailor, 
 M. P. Thompson; wheehvright, M. II. Fellows. 
 
 Merchants—Calef & Smith, W. B. Parsons; West, Wm. Dunlap; 
 auctioneers, J. C. Smith, M. P. Thompson. 
 
 Physicians —liomeo.. G. P. Titcomb. 
 
 Salmon Falls— See Rolliusford. 
 
 Sanborn’s— See Wakefield. 
 
 SANBORNTON, BELKNAP—Yog., 1236. N. from C., 21. S. 
 from Laconia, 4. R. R. S. —Tilton on B. C. <fe M. R. R. Daily stage. 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , J. J. Burley ; Treas.. S. M. Woodman : Selectmen, 
 
 S. M. Woodman, S. S. Hersey, J. W. Currier; Supt.. F. W. A. R.m-! 
 kin, jr. 
 
 Postmasters —E. M. Lane; North. Thomas Webster. 
 
 Justices —Thomas Webster, jr., J. M. Taylor, State ; J. N. Sanborn, 
 J. J. Burley. * 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 147 
 
 Churches —1st Bap., F. W. A. Rankin, jr.; 2d Bap., H. TV. Dalton ; 
 3d Bap., V. E. Bunker; Cong.. M. T. Runnels. 
 
 Manufacturers —coffins and caskets, H. K. Thompson; elevating 
 refrigerators, Blaisdall & Burley; flour, meal and lum m B. S. Col¬ 
 by, Moses Weeks. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths’ J. M.'Taylor, P. C. Quimby, T. J. Cate; 
 carpenters, D. L. Morrison, C. S. Morrison. C. Osgood, N. M. Prescott, 
 N. II. Wadley ; masons, A. J. Crockett, J.O. Morrison. 
 
 Merchants —J. J. Burley; clocks and watches, R. S. & R. D. John¬ 
 son. Physician— A. W. Abbott. 
 
 SASDOWN, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 496. S. E. from C., 30. 
 
 S. W. from Exeter, 14. R. R. S. —Piaistow, on B. & M. R. R. Daily 
 stage. Sandown Centre, on Nashua & Rochester R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, A. S. Clarke; Treas ., E. Hoyt, 2nd; Selectmen, 
 
 E. Hoyt, 2d, A. S. Sanborn, Elwin C. Mills; Supt., C. II. Smith. 
 Postmaster —George Sanborn. Church —Meth., C. H. Smith. 
 Justices —William French. George Marston, State ; Robert Sanborn, 
 
 F. B. Sanborn, Quorum ; W. J. Moore, George Sanborn, Harrison Sau- 
 born, J. S. Kelley, C. II. Smith, E. Iloyt, 2nd, Geo. T. Griffin. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, L. L. Hook, Sanborn Bros.; staves, F. B. 
 & J. W. Lovering. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, B. H. Rand, D. R. Hoit; carpenters, W. 
 Worthen ; coopers, Jonas Wheeler, G. W. Robie. 
 
 Merchant —A. S. Sanborn & Co. 
 
 SASfl>Wl€H, CARROLL —Pop., 1854. N. from C., 50 ; N. W. 
 from Ossipee, 34. R. R. S.— Aleredith Village, 12 on B. C. &. M. R. R. 
 Daily stage to connect with the boats at Centre Harbor. West Osssi- 
 pee, 12, on Eastern R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Geo. N. Dorr; Treas., D. H. Hill; Selectmen, D. 
 H. Hill, B. C. Davis, J. Gove; Supt. and Agent, Haz n Pettingill. 
 
 Postmasters —Arven Blauchard ; North, Simeon Johnson ; Centre, 
 Charles Blauchard. 
 
 Justices —M. H. Marston, W. M. Weed,E. Q. Fellows. 0. T. Vittum, 
 J. II. Plumer, D. G. Bedee, P. Wentworth, D. H. Hill, W. A. Heard, 
 Ezra Gould, State ; Arven Blanchard, J. M Smith, II. Libbey, S. B. 
 Wiggin, J, J. C. Brown, S. F. Severance; J. E. Hilton, Aaron Beder, R. 
 ,S. Batchelder. G. P. Davis. 
 
 Churches —Cong.,-; F. Bap.. D. Calley; North, - 
 
 Sinclair ; Friend,-; Meth., D. W. Downs. 
 
 Exp. Agents— Frank Nelson. H. Allen, C. Sanborn, 
 
 Hotel— Pleasant House J. C. Burleigh. 
 
 Lawyers —D/II. Hill, Paul Wentworth, W. M. Weed, G. P. Davis. 
 Literary Institution —Center Sandwich High School, G. N. Dorr, 
 Livery Stables —G. Hanson, J. C. Burleigh. 
 
 Prin.; Academic and Normal Institute, D. G. Bedee, Prin. 
 
 Manufacturers —baskets, sJohn Fogg, A. C. Fogg, J. W. Bennett ; 
 boots and'shoes, D. M. Skinner, George Perkins, J. F. Moulton; cigars, 
 
 T. .1. Mann & Son'; lumber, U. J. Hoag, Sylvester Carter. N. M. Bean, 
 J. French. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, G. T. Lawrence, II. G. Chick, 
 J. P. Chase, M B. Sanborn, C. H. Atwood, C. M. Quimby, J. F. Web¬ 
 ber, W. Gleason ; carpenters, D. II. Folsom, G T. Lawrence, D. T. 
 Mason, J. II. Quimby, A. W. Quimby, A. A. Quimby; coopers, J. M. 
 Morrison, Asahel Glines; hair dresser, Charles Scoggins; mason, L. 
 Abbott; millwright, G. T. Lawrence; painters, B. B. Locke, G. W 
 Webster, H. B. Ham ; printer, C. C. Fellows, C. E. Blanchard; under j 
 
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 148 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 takers, G. W. Mann, D. H. Folsom, S. Dinsniore; watchmaker, S. Weed, 
 C. E. Mason; wheelwrights,.B. J. Smith, C. S. Blackey. 
 
 Merchants —Charles Blanchard, W. A. Hurd, F. E. Burley. A. R 
 Kimball, A. Blanchard, Johnson J. Hill; auctioneer, G. Moulton. 
 W. S. Plummer; drugs, medicines and fancy goods, C. C. Fellows; 
 millinery, Irene Me Gaffey; pictures and ^frames, A. R. Kimball & 
 Son ; tin ware, J. M. Smith. 
 
 Physicians —Joseph Huntress ; homeo., H. X. Hart ; dentists,- 
 
 Garey, S. B. Wiggin. 
 
 Seytheville—See Xew London. 
 
 SEABROOK, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 1609. S. E. from C.,50 ; 
 S. from Portsmouth, 14; S. E. from Exeter, 8. R. R. S. —Seabrook, 1 
 m., on the Eastern R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Jonathan Gove; Trees., J. B. Green; Selectmen, 
 Joseph Chase. F. A. Dow, H. C. Chase; Supt ., H. C. Chase. 
 Postmasters —J X. Brown: South, J. Christian. 
 
 Justices — J. M. Weare, State; John Philbrick, Quorum; Joshua 
 Janvrin, Robert Collins, W. A. Rand, J. X. Brown, John Weare, C. S. 
 Dow, H. C. Chase. 
 
 Churches —Adv., S. S. Brewer; C. Bap., C.A.Martell; Cong., Frank 
 
 Haley; Friends,-; Meth., W. C. Tansom. 
 
 Exp. Agents —G. W Rendall, Calvin Buswell, C. A. Barton. 
 
 Hotel —Washington House. Mrs. Lydia Parker. 
 
 Ins. Agent —J. X. Brown. Tel. Agent —Geo. E. Merrill. 
 
 Literary Institution —Dearborn Academy, Miss Louisa H. Rams- 
 dell, prin. 
 
 Manufacturers— -boats, C. H. Sanborn, Benj. Perkins, C. & J. A. 
 Locke, Lowell Brown, jr.; boots and shoes, Wm. Porter, Staples & 
 Adams, E. P. Tibbetts : lumber, G. A. Weare, Frank Brown, W. H. 
 Xoyes. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —artist, Miss C. A. Perkins; blacksmiths, 
 F. F. Felch, C. F. Felch, J. S. Lane; carpenters, E. D. Gove, Jos. 
 Chase, E. Chase, D. Dow, James Sanborn ; machinists. E. D. Gove, A. S. 
 Chase; painters, C. Chase, S. J. Smith, Wm. F. Smith; tailor, C. T. 
 Locke; wheelwright, Enoch Chase. 
 
 Merchants —J. W. Locke, J. D. Locke, A. A. Locke, T. X. Chase, J. 
 Christian, Bryant Eaton, John X. Brown; auctioneer, J. M. Weare; 
 grain, wholesale and retail, X. Robbins; groceries, J. Chase, H. C. 
 Chase, Charles Fogg, John Locke, J. S. Smith, W. Eaton. 
 
 Physicians —Daniel W. Colcord, Frank Haley. 
 
 SIiak.er Tillage—See Canterburv. 
 
 SHARON, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop. 182. S.W. from C., 48; 
 W, from Amherst, 22. R. R. S. —Greenville 7, and Peterborough, 5 
 on Monadnock R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, Treas., and Supt., B. H. Sanders, p. o. ad. Tem¬ 
 ple ; Selectmen, II. E. Bond, B. H. Sanders, J. A Hadley. 
 
 Justices —Nathan Moore, Stute ; B. II. Sanders. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber. Preston & Emery, p.o. ad., Xew Ipswich.; 
 portable steam saw mill, B. H. & G. A. Sanders. 
 
 Mechanic —Carpenter. II. E. Bond. 
 
 SKELBURXE, COOS— Pop., 250. X. E. from C., 150,E. from 
 Lancaster, 30. R. R. S. —Shelburne, on Grand Trunk R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas., S. B. Hubbard ; Selectmen, A. C. Ev. 
 ans, E. P. Burbank, H. A. Stevens ; Supt.. S. B. Hubbard. 
 
 Justices —A.R. Evans, State: S. B. Hubbard, Fletcher Odell, Dari¬ 
 us Green. 
 
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 Church —Metli.,-Chandler; Exp. Ag’t —F. C. Hardy. 
 
 Hotel—Winthrop House, Janies Hebbard. 
 
 | Mechanics —blacksmith, I. W. Speller ; carpenter, Moses Wilson; 
 cooper, Washington Newall, Merchant —C. C. Hebbard. 
 j Summer Boarding Houses —T. J. Hubbard, H. P. Gates, C. E. 
 jPhilbrook, A. E. Philbrook. 
 
 Sliort Falls—See Epsom. 
 
 SOMERSWORTH, STRAFFORD —Pop., 4504. E. from C., 
 45; N.from Dover, 7 . R. R. S. —Great Falls, on Ports., Gt. Falls & 
 Conway R. R, and Boston & Maine R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Wm. F. Harmon; Treas., W. D. Knapp; Select¬ 
 men, Enoch Wliitehouse, H. M. Hanson, J. A. Locke; Supts., E. J. 
 Randall, C. L. Chapman, 0. B. Morse, C. H. Wells, Isaac Chandler; 
 j Agent, 0. L. Farnham. 
 
 Postmaster —Great Falls, C. L. Chapman. 
 
 | Justices —G. E. Beacham, W. 1). Knapp, G. W. Burleigh. J. B. 
 Shapleigh, N. Wells, T. W. Woodman ; D. W. Quimby, E. M. Webber, 
 jE. M. Smith. S. S. Chick, W. P. Moses, J. G. Young, State ; 0. II. 
 Lord, W. B. Martin, I. Pearl, E. B. Le Gro, W. L. Bracej r , J. A. 
 Edgerly, J. A. Stickney, E. A. Crawford, E. J. Randall, J. S. Haines, 
 L. C. Chapman, C. S Jones, W. F. Harmon, W. W. Woodman, W. R. 
 Burleigh, J. B. Nelson, A. L. Bartlett, C. H. Wells. 
 
 Churches —Cal. Bap., D. H. Stoddard; F. Bap.,P. W. Perry ; Cong, 
 S. W. Webb; Meth., High St., W. E. Bennett, Main St., M. Howard; 
 R. Cath., Clement Mutsaers. 
 
 I Eating Houses— nT. M. Wentworth, Charles Ramsay, T. F. Marston, 
 
 C. A. Locke, Thomas Locke. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t —Bagley & Co., Eastern. Tel. Ag’t—AV. W. Nason. 
 
 ! Hotels —Great Fails, R. Hussey; Granite State, T. S. Wentworth, 
 Lawyers^—N. Wells, W. D. Knapp, W. J. Copeland, G. W. Burleigh. 
 W. R. Burleigh. James A. Edgerly. 
 
 Literary Institution —Great Falls High School, J. E. Dixon, prin., 
 Livery Stables —J. 0. Lord, B. F. Ilaftson & Co., C.K. Drew. 
 Manufacturers —bobbins, I. & E. Blood; boots and 8hoes, S. D 
 Bryant, L. M. &. D. M. Nute; cotton, Great Falls Manufacturing Co., 
 J. Cummock, ag’t; doors, sash and blinds, Hubbard & Co.; flour, 
 jC. W. Wright & Co.; stoves and castings, Somersworth Machine Co., 
 |M. C. Burleigh, ag’t; woolens, Great Falls woolen Co., Edward 
 Hargraves, ag’t. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —baker, F. A. Hussey : blacksmith, W. D. 
 Merrick; carpenters, D. L. Hodsdon, S. P. Horne & Co., L. E. Deca 
 tur, Wm. B. Clark, Freeman Chick, C F. Mitchell, I. Hodsdon ; hair 
 dres er, C. B. Jenness ; harness makers, Stevens & Hacking, P. L. 
 Ward ; machinists, Somersworth Machine Co., E. N. Higley ; marble, 
 worker, John Emery ; masons, Hiram Wentworth, George Wentworth 
 Moses Foss , painters, David Wingate, B. 0. Martin, Noah S. Brown, 
 Horace Wentworth, Jerry Lord, S. Grant ; photographers, C. C. Gard¬ 
 ner, E. J. Deland ; printers, Edwin Fernald, Edward F. Ricker ; tailors 
 H. Yesehoff, J. B. Clarke, M. J. O’Brien. 
 
 j Merchants —auctioneer, J. G. Hill; books and stationery, A. 
 Thwing, W. W. Nason, L. A. Goodwin, Wm. F. Harmon; boots and 
 shoes, J W. Bates, S. D. Bryant, N. O’Brian, Moore Bros.: clocks and 
 watches, J. J. Woodward, Wm. Mulloy, Folsom & Faunce ; clothing, 
 
 D. Lothrop, &Co., J.jG. Hill, Peyser & Kennedy ; dry goods, M. Bates & 
 Co., Wimplheimer & Co., Alfred Carter. S. S. Chick & Co., C E. Bart 
 lett & Co., Moore & Sou ; drugs and medicines, J. U. Wingate, C. M 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 150 
 
 Jones, Goorge Moore, L. A. Goodwin, W. W. Nason, llenry Goodwin; 
 jfancy goods and notions, Laura A. Bates, I. S. Coleman. W. H. Bayles, 
 
 M. D. Folsom : fish, Lewis Smith, Remich & Co.; flour and meal, 
 John Martin ; furniture, Chas. San!) rn ; groceries, S. James & Sons, 
 J. T. Bickford & Co., Union Store, Div. 30, C. F. Blake, T. W. Wood¬ 
 man, 0. L. Farnham & Co., Enoch Whitehouse, .! A. Bagley, W. S. 
 Gilman, C. Watson; hardware, Tebbetts Bros., S. A* Seavy, Hodsdon 
 Bros., H. C. Gilpatrick; hats and caps, Bates & LeGro, Moore Bros,; 
 meat, J. S. LeGro, W. Hartford, J. I. Shallis; millinery. Miss G. A. 
 iLougee, Mrs. A. J. Watson, Miss Andrews, Miss L. E. Ricker, Mrs. 
 Stillings, Miss Hattie .Horne, L. M. Fullerton, C. II. Harmon & Co., 
 lva Grant. 
 
 Physicians —E. Edgecomb, J. A. Hayes, C. E. Swasey, L. D. Hamb- 
 tt, Alvin Jenkins, C. II. Elliott; homeo., J. Conant; dentists, 0. Q. 
 Shapleigh. Julius Guttman. 
 
 SOUTH HAMPTON, ROCKINGHAM— Pop., 448. S. E. 1 
 from C., 4G; S. from Exeter, 9. R. R.S. —East Kingston, 4, Amesbury, 
 Mills, 3, on Boston & Maine R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, John Paige ; Treas., B. R. Jewell; Selectmen , B. R. 
 Jew ell,1'. B. French, I. F. Puringtbn ; Supt,, F. B. French. 
 Postmaster— Philip White. 
 
 Justices —B. R. Jewell, Quorum; N. S. Smith, N. H. Brown, J. 
 Eaton, G. Kelly. 
 
 Church —Cal. Bap., E. L. Scott. 
 
 Hotel —Central H ouse, Mrs. Crafts. 
 
 Literary Institution— Barnard School. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, J. 0. P. Clifford; carriages, E. P. 
 Downing; tree protectors, N. A. Copeland. 
 
 SOPfH NEVFJIAiUCEF, ROCKINGHAM — Pop. 808. S 
 from C., 35 ; N from Exeter, 4. R. R. S. —South Newmarket, on B. 
 & M.-R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , A. H. Verney ;Treas ., J. B. Martin ; Selectmen , 
 J. B. Martin, A. J. Neal. Geo! 0. Paul; Supt., Mrs. A. H, Varney. 
 Postmasters —Albert Fiold ; Junction, C. II. Leavitt. 
 
 Justices —Albert Field, A. II. Varney, E. Hersey ; State; Patrick 
 Quinn, S. P. Badger. 
 
 Churches —Cong., A. C. Childs; Meth., 0. T. Bachtel; Univ., R. T. 
 Sawyer. 
 
 Hotels— Shute House, 0. G. Sanborn ; Elm House, A. M. Wiggin. 
 Manufacturers— lumber, S.& D. G. Neal. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, John Foss, J. C. Stevens; carpenters, 
 Hollis Pease, John Pease, Geo. P. Hanson ; machinists, G. E. Fifield, 
 G. B. Wiggins, Swamscott Machine Co., Amos Paul, ag’t; masons. L. 
 S. Pease,G. K. Smith, II. 0. Smith ; painters, J. M. Ew'in, J. H. Han¬ 
 son ; wheelwright, J. Foss, jr. 
 
 Merchants —J. C. Hanson, Albert Field, D. C. Wiggin. J. Coffy. 
 Physician —A. H. Varney. Telegraph Agent. —J. E. Simpson. 
 SPRINGFIELD, SULL1 VAN— Pop., 781. N. W. from C. 38.' 
 
 N. E. from Newport. 15. R. R. S. —West Andover, 11 m., on Northern 
 N. H. R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, M. M. Wiggin ; Treas., D. P. Goodhue; Select¬ 
 men , H. F. Goss, H. T. Sanborn, John Johnson; Supt., C. McDaniels. 
 Postmasters —II.T. Sanborn; East, Lorenzo Dow. 
 
 Justices —Charles McDaniels, State; D. N. Adams, Quorum', Joseph 
 Davis, jr., C. P. Wells, J. C. Nichols, S.<4\ Colby, A. 11. Fowler; J. T. 
 Colby, M. M. Wiggin, D, P. Goodhue. 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 15 L 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, A. J. Kidder, Y. P. George, J. T. Colby, 
 Sargent Heath. 
 
 Mechanic —blacksmiths, J. H. Collins. C. F. Randall. 
 
 Merchants — J. B. Prescott; auctioneer, East, L. Dow; boots, and 
 shoes, H. T. Sanborn. 
 
 West— Postmistress —Mrs. D. N. Adams. 
 
 Church — (Union) Chris., L. Bailey. 
 
 Mechanics— carpenters, J. C. Nichols, Wm, H. Quimby, John Wig- 
 gin ; carriage maker, K. Stocker ; masons, Tallant Boyce, J. C. 
 Nichols. 
 
 Merchant —D.N. Adams. 
 
 Physician —D. P. Goodhue. 
 
 S 1 ARli^ COOS —Pop.. 4S0. N. from C. 154 ; N. from Lancaster, 
 16. R. R. S. —Stark, on Grand Trunk, R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas., A. J. Smith ; Selectmen , J. A. Pike, 
 Woodbury Cole, F. T. Potter ; Supt., W. T. Pike. 
 
 Postmasters —Clifford t Cole; Stark Water Station, G. W. Perkins. 
 
 Justices —C. P. Stevens, State; A. J. Smith, Quorum ; L. Cole, W. T.; 
 Pike, Albert Thompson. 
 
 Churches —Bap., Clifford Cole; Meth.,-Davis. 
 
 Exp. Ag'ts— A. J. Smith, P. J. O. Connor. Tel. Agent— P. J. 0. 
 Conner. 
 
 Manufacturers —flour and meal, Andrew Jackson’; lumber, Sylves¬ 
 ter Cole; Dexter Cole, E. Hickney & Co., Milan Steam Mill Co., LaFor- 
 est Brown, ag’t. J. M. Pike. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, W, McCordick; C. R. Rich; carpenters, 
 Sylvester Cole, F. T. Potter ; cooper, Luke Cole; machinist, A. Thomp¬ 
 son: painter, .John Thompson. 
 
 Merchants —Edmund Creen, John Thompson. 
 
 Stark. Water —See Stark. 
 
 STEWARTSTOWX, COOS —Pop., 900. N. from C., 150; N. 
 from Colebrook, 5. R. R. S. —North Stratford, on Grand Trunk R. R.i 
 Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Supt., Lorenzo Farman; Treas., J. Flanders; 
 Selectmen, Alansou Owen, S. W. Carlton, E P. Kidder. 
 
 Postmaster—S. M. Jordan. 
 
 Justices —John Flanders, A. W. Drew, State; I. H. Pickard, Quo¬ 
 rum ; E. Kilburn, H, Tewkesbury, H. D. Flanders, J. M. Kidder, Hi- 
 ram Blanchard, J. C. Poor, S. M. Jordan, Frank Blodgett, L. Farman, 
 Alauson Owen. 
 
 Churches —Cong.,-Bugbee; Chris.,- 
 
 Manufacturers —starch, Lovering Sc Co., Eustis & Co. 
 
 Mechanic —blacksmith, S. M. Jordan. 
 
 Merchants —Oscar Lang, Lorenzo Farman, L. W. Alger. 
 
 W T est—Postmaster—L. W. Alger. 
 
 Church—Cong. W. STBugby.j 
 
 Hotel & Livery Stable— Coos House, J. P. Blodgett. 
 
 Manufacturers —clapboards, chair stuff, and woo len bowls, W. F 
 Allen ; flour and meal, G. Beac-her; woolens, G. Beacher. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, F. Record; carpenters, Joseph Gurtin, 
 Joseph Tibbets ; painter, Thos. Mayo, repair shop, C. S. Dalton. 
 
 Merchants —L. W. Alger Lorenzo Farnbam & Co.; drugs, True Lov- 
 erin; .furniture and coffins, E. S. Parker; millinery, Mrs. 0. L. Fling. 
 
 Physicians —S. W. Ingalls. Guy Holbrook. 
 
 STODDARD, CHESHIRE— Pop., 667. S. W. from C. 40 ; N. 
 E. from Keene, 15. R.~ R. S. —Keene on Cheshire R. R., 15 milesj 
 
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 Greenfield, on Wilton Ex. R. R., 16 ni.; Hillsborough, on Contoocook 
 R. R. 12 miles. Daily mail from Boston : daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Silas Dinsniore ; Treat., Ephraim Stevens ; Se¬ 
 lectmen, J. F. Whittemore,J. M. Rice, J. H. Scott; Supt., Sumner 
 Knight. 
 
 Postmasters —Henry Reed; South , Mrs. E. McClure. 
 
 Justices— Silas Dinsmore, J. M. Rice, State ; Nathan Gonld. 
 
 Church —Cong., H. H. Colburn. 
 
 Hotels—Central House, S. J. Harrington; South, 0. H. Harding; 
 Mill Village, Island House, R. J. Brown. 
 
 Manufacturers—lumber, Gilman Sacey ; lumber, clothes pins and 
 pails, Christopher Robb. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Chester Conn, T. F. Snow; carpenter 
 E. B. Dodge; coopers, Elias Smith, E. Barden, S. A. Rider, W. Si- 
 monds ; masons, W. S. Tuttle, E. W. Morey ; shoe maker, Solon Esty 
 Merchants —Harriet Simonds, James Simonds, George L. Blodgett 
 South ,-Bigelow. 
 
 STRAFFORD, STRAFFORD — Pop., 1669. E. from C., E. 
 N. W. from Dover, 15. R. R. S. —Dover 15, on Boston & Maine R. R. 
 Tri-weekly stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , H. B. Foss : Treat., C. G. Scott; Selectmen, C. D. 
 Scruton, C. G. Scott, J. S. Foss; Supt., E. C. Handy. 
 
 Postmasters — Corner, J. D. Berry; North, Daniel Pease; Blue 
 Hills, A. S. Clark. 
 
 Justices —J. B. Smith, N. C. Twombly, J. W. Jewell, A. S. Clark, 
 T. D. Foss, H. A. Drew, Stute ; D. L. Babb, J. C. Foss, Jeremiah Task¬ 
 er, Daniel Babb, M. F. Foss, H. F. Walker, 0. H. Colbath, L. C. Critth- 
 ett, J. H. Perry, J. S. Foss, Paul Perkins, R. W. Foss, W. Foss, G. W. 
 Boody, Azariah Waldron, H. T Hill. H. B. Foss. M. D. Johnson. 
 
 Churches —Adv..-: F. Bap., Corner, C. C. Foster; North, -. 
 
 Hotel — Corner, Blue Hill Cottage Home, J. M. Whitehouse, pro. 
 Manufacturers — North, flour and meal, E. J. Fory ; lumber, Paul 
 Perkins. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Coi'ner, T. Roberts, S. D. Berry; North, 
 Daniel Babb. 
 
 Merchants —J. w. Jewell, D. S. Woodman ; North, D. E. Avery. 
 Physicians —Nehemiah C. Twombly, H. C. Coburn. 
 
 Center—Postmaster—Demeritt Place. 
 
 Church —F. Bap., S. C. Kimball. Merchant —Harrison Hill. 
 Literary Inst. —Austin Academy, S. C. Kimball, prin. 
 Manufacturers —lumber. Tasker & Brown. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Pearey & Brown. 
 
 Row Fake— Postmaster —A. Waldron. 
 
 Church —F. Bap.,— Smith. 
 
 Hotel —Bow Lake House, J. C. Peavey. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber. Caswell & Wal'dron. 
 
 Mechanic —blacksmith, George Know]ton. 
 
 Merchants —Daniel S. Woodman ; auctioneor, H. A. Drew. 
 STRATFORD, COOS— Pop., 88T. N. from C., 160. N. from 
 Lancaster. 14. R. R. S. —Stratford, on G. Trunk R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , Hollow, W. G. Fuller; Treat., B. B. Ockington ; 
 Selectmen, George R. Eaton, F. N. Day, W. H. Kimball ; Supts., F. N. 
 Day, Melvin Marshall. 
 
 Justices —M. D. Johnson, State ; W. R. Brown, S. Brown, M. Mar¬ 
 shall. F. N. Day. 
 
 Hollow — R. R. S— Stratford, Hollow, x / 2 mile. 
 
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 Postmaster— L. B. Blodgett, Physician— C. C. Carpenter. 
 
 Church— Meth.. - Collins. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t— F. N. Day. Mechanic— paintey, J. C. Robinson. 
 Manufacturers —lumber, E. F. Merrill, Steam Mill Co. 
 
 Merchants —N. B. Waters, L. B. Blodgett, B. B. Ockington, J. M. 
 Butters; millinery, Mrs. Sarah Norcott. 
 
 Coos— R. R. S .—North Stratford. Exp. Ag’t—James Twohey. 
 
 Postmaster —J. II. Dan forth. Church —Bap.,-. 
 
 Hotels —American House, II. B. Ilinman ; Willard House, E. H. Fol¬ 
 som. | 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, S. M. Smart ; starch, J. II. Danforth. 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, G. W. Hinman, J. R. Stevens, Wm. Ogle. 1 
 harness maker, Fred Roby; machinist, J. B. Alger; painter, C. P 
 Schoff. 
 
 Merchants —J. II.Danforth, G. R. Eaton ; groceries, G. C. Kimball’ 
 J. M. Staples; millinery, Miss Hattie Willard. 
 
 STRATH AM, ROCKING HA M —P< »p., 769. S. E. from C., 40; 
 
 E. from Exeter, 4. R. R. S. —Stratham, 2, on C. & P. R. R.; New, 
 market, 2^ miles. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, J. S. Staples ; Treas., J. N. Thompson ; Selectmen 
 J. N. Thompson, I. S. Wiggin, Jenness Brown ; Supt., J. J. Scammon. 
 Postmaster —J. S. Staples. 
 
 Justices —J. J. Scammon, C. G. Brown. 
 
 Churches —Bap., Noah Hooper; Cong., A. B. Peabody, Chris.,- 
 
 F. Bap.,-. 
 
 Manufacturers —meal and lumbei, E. B. Jewell; meal,.lumber and 
 shingles, George Wingate. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, N. E. Norton; carpenters, 0. J. Tilton, 
 
 D. P. Batchelder, H.H. Leavitt, I. W. Tuttle; leather, B. Moulton. 
 Merchants —florists, J. II. Diman, A. Craig; groceries, J. S. Staples. 
 Siagrar Hill —See Lisbon. 
 
 SULLIVAN, CHESHIRE— Pop , 347. S. W. from C.,48. N. E. 
 from Keene, 7. R. R. S. —Keene, on Cheshire R. R. Stage Mon.. 
 ,Wed. and Sat. 
 
 OFFICERS — Clerk, East, A. C. Ellis; Treas., Amos Wardwell; Se- 
 ctmen, E. E. Rugg, M. J. Barrett, Geo. L. Mason; Supt., A. A. Niins. 
 Postmaster —A. G. Nims. Church —Cong., S. S. Drake. 
 
 Justices —Chas. Mason, State; John Locke, E. H. Bullard. 
 
 East—Postmaster— Horace II. Bridge. 
 
 Church —Cong., evang., union.-. 
 
 Manufacturers —chair stock, L. II. & D. W. Goodnow ; flour bucket 
 hoops, A. A. Ellis; lumber, A. A. Ellis, L. H. & D. W. Goodnow, Geo. 
 Kingsbury ; meal, L. H. & D. W. Goodnow. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith and machinist, Lyman Davis; carpenters, 
 
 E. E. Rugg, George Kingsley, A. N. Holt, L. W. Towne; shoemaker, 
 Nahum Bridge. 
 
 Merchants —L. S. Bond; grain, L. II. & D. W. Goodnow. 
 
 I SUNAPEE, SULLIVAN— Pop., 808. N. W. from C., 37; E. 
 from Newport, 5. R.R. S. —Sunapee, on C. & C. R. R. Semi-daily! 
 stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk . F. A. Young; Treas.. D. C. Eastman ; Selectmen, 
 D. C. Eastman, J. S. Whipple, J. M. Cooper; Supt.. E. R. Perkins. 
 
 Postmasters —W. C. Stocker; South, Asahel Lear; Georye's Mills, 
 William Russell. j 
 
 Justices— Josiah Turner, T. P. Smith, W. C. Sturoc, John Felch 
 Bradford Currier, Hiram Sargent, George's Mills , D. A. George, State ; 
 

 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 H. B. Clough, J. B. Smith, William Russell, J. G. Tucker, J. P. Knowl- 
 ton, H. M. Reich. 
 
 Churches —Chris, J. Young; Meth,, B. W. Chase; Union,-; 
 
 : George's Mills , J. Young. 
 
 Exp. Ag ! t —J. F. Davis. Tns. Agent —John Felch. 
 
 Hotels —Sunapee Lake House, Esek Young, Lafayette House, Lafay¬ 
 ette Colby. 
 
 Livery Stables —J. Y. Gardner, J. A. Tucker, F. Blodgett. 
 Manufacturers —clothes pins, J. B. Smith ; coffins and caskets. L.; 
 H Goss ; excelsior, W. C. Stocker ; flour and meal, J. C. Purington ; 
 granite, S. Bailey ; harnes. Granite Hume Works, Cowles & Bartlett; 
 lace leather, J. T. Young: leather, J. Young & Son ; lumber, Emery 
 & Runnals, E. P. Stiekney ; shoe stiffening^ and inner soles, J. A. Tuck¬ 
 er : shingles, S. W. Abbott, George's Mills, Martin & Chase, E. P. Stick 
 lie}', II. T. Eastman; threshing machines, F. A. Y'oung, Josiah Tur¬ 
 ner; wallets. M. L. Sargent. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, M. C. Muzzey & Son, Asahel Lear, E. 
 Sidell; barber, A. W. Paige; carpenters, M. A. Young. J. N. Sargent,- 
 
 S. Woodwaid, M. L. Sargent, C. S. l r oung; coopers. John Ifoung, S. G.; 
 Page; founder, Harrison Soule; grist mill, George's Mills, D. A. 
 George; machinists, Josiah Turner, J. B. Smith; painter, J. B. Smith;J 
 wheelwrights, M. A. Young, Stephen Woodward. 
 
 Merchants —N. P. Baker, D. G. Knowltou & Son, William Russell' 
 M. J. Adams ; boots and shoes, J. W. Merrill; furniture J. B. Smith J 
 meat, William Currier; paints and oils,J. B. Smith; tin ware, H 
 Cunningham. 
 
 Physician —C. F. Leslie. Tel. Ag’t—N. P. Baker. 
 
 Suneoolt—See Pembroke. 
 
 SURRY, CHESHIRE— Pop., 318. S. W. from C., 55; N. from 
 Keene, 7. R. It. S. —Keene, on Cheshire R R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas., W. H. Porter; Selectmen , G. K. Har- 
 !vey, J. D. Blake, F. F. Field; Supt., W. II. Porter. 
 
 Postmaster—w. H. Porter. Justice—G. K. Harvey. 
 
 Church— Mesh., -. 
 
 i Hotel —.J D. Cheever. 
 
 Mechanics —bl icksmith. Sam’l Poole; carpenters, Holland Stevens, 
 M. A. Carpenter, John Rodgers ; wheelwright, George Wilcox. 
 Physician —W. H. Porter. 
 
 Sl'TTOX, MERRIMACK— Pop., 1155. N. W.. from C., 23. R. 
 R. S. —Bradford, on Concord & Claremont R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , D. L. Powers ; Treas., A. D. Colcord ;, Selectmen, 
 B. F. Pillsbury, M. L. Pillsburv, H. V. Little; Supt., C. A. Fowler. 
 
 Postmasters —Truman Putney; Jforth , Joseph Greeley; South , J. 
 B. Me Allister. 
 
 Justices — J. R. Smiley, Moses Hazen, A Page, State ; Erastus Wad- 
 leigh, J. M. Sargent, Truman Putney, G. C. Eaton. G. C. Fuller. 
 
 Churches —Adv., Dustin Davis; F. Bap., J. D. Waldron; South, I. 
 Peaslee ; C. Bap., North, T. B. Eastman. 
 
 Manufacturers —carriages and sleighs, D. R. x\bbott, C. C. Marshall, 
 :G. Chadwick; North II. Howe & Co.; clothes pins, William Little ; ex¬ 
 celsior, J. P. Nelson; lumber, D. W. Couch & Son, M. S. Blaisdell; 
 North, J. Kezer. 
 
 Mechanics-blacksmiths, W. L. Morgan; NortJ), W. P. Sargent, B; 
 
 T. Fifield ; carpenters, J. Knowllon, Asa Page; South, Frank Chase. 
 North, William Howe; cooper, South, Asa White; harness maker, N;! 
 J. Nye; masons, H. Burpee; North, Levi Flint; painters, L. Wiley ,j 
 
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 155 
 
 (carriage,) C. C. Marshall; North, R. R. Wheeler, B. F. Wells; South, 
 W. C. Hoyt; shoemaker, J. G. Rogers; wheelwrights, W. II. Marshall;: 
 North, Tom Williams. 
 
 Merchants —Truman Putney; North , Jos. Greeley; South , J. Il.j 
 McAllister; flour and grain, H. W. Chadwick; meat, C. L. Andrew.i 
 ;M. V. B. Shattuck ; millinery, North, Mrs. J. M. Sargent; ready-made, 
 .'clothing, F. E. Fastman. 
 
 Physicians —S. N. Welch; North , J. R. Smiley; South, G. C. Fuller. 
 
 SWANZEY, CHESHIRE— Pop., 1026. S. W. from C., 55 ; S. 
 from Keene, 4. R. R. S. —Swanzey, on Ashuelot R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, and Su/ f., G. I. Cutler; Treas., 0. Sprague ; Se¬ 
 lectmen, D. B. C. Hill, Stephen Faulkner, Edmund Stone. 
 
 Postmasters —E. Howes ; Westport , G. W. Brooks; East, A. B. Reed. 
 
 Justices —Joseph Hammond, Stephen Faulkner, B. Read, S. Bartlett, 
 B.‘C. Smith, State; F. Downing - , T. T. Wetherbee, Enoch Howes, A. A.j 
 Ware, Josiah Parsons, G. I. Cutler, G. W. Willis, Y. A. Woodcock, 
 A. S. Kendall. 
 
 Church —Cong., H. II. Saunderson. Physician —G. I. Cutler. 
 
 Hotels —G. W. Howe; Prospect House, 11. T. Bidwell, p. o. ad., 
 Keene, 
 
 Manufacturers — clothes pins, East, E. Wilcox; nest and sauce 
 buckets, lumber and staves, East, G. F. Lane; pail stock, East, D. E. 
 Woodward: pails, East, Murphy & Alexander; Westport, James 
 Marsh, Ephraim Murdock, jr., p. o. ad., Keene; toy and quarter pails' 
 (and knife trays, C. G. & R. R. Ransdell; wool matresses, East, L. S. 
 Lane. 
 
 Merchants —Harriet Chamberlain; Westport, James Marsh & Co.; 
 auctioneers, C. N. Hills, C. H. Howard. 
 
 West— Postmaster— S. H. Fox. 
 
 Churches —Bap.. E. J. Emery ; Meth.. T. Fowler; Uni.v.,-Tabor* 
 
 Ex. & Tel. Ag’t—S. H. Fox. Hotel—Homer Evans. 
 
 Manufacturers —beavers and cashmerets, Stratton Mills Co., H. S. 
 Martin, Treas.; confectionery boxes, Sn.-w & Co.; leather, A. S. Ken-j 
 dall; lumber, C. L. Russell & Co., S. 11. Holbrook, B. F. Lombard: 
 pails and buckets, C. L. Russell & Co., Edmund Stone. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths L. R. Holbrook, L. B. Seaver. 
 
 Merchants —S. H Fox, Frank Snow. 
 
 TAM WORTH, CARROLL— Pop., 1344. N. E. from C., 60. N. 
 from Ossipee, 13. R. R. S. —West Ossipee, 4. on Ports., Gt. Falls & 
 Conway R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Joseph Gilman ; Treas., Jona. Nickerson : Select¬ 
 men, Jona. Nickerson, J. F. Roberts, G. W. Roberts ; Supt., Franklin 
 Davis. 
 
 Postmasters —Miss Mary J. Gilman ; South, J. T. D. Fulsom ; Iron 
 Works „ James Emery. 
 
 Justices —Joseph Gilman, L. B. Mason. C. P. Cooke, D. M. Gilman, 
 0. G. Hatch, True Perkins, S. F. Thompson, State ; Andrew Neally, L. 
 E. Reniiek, \V. P. Gilman, F. D. James, P. Mitchell, F. S. Weeks,} 
 Alonzo Nickerson, D. Q. Tilton, James Howard, Jonalhau Nickerson, 
 J. P. Smart, T. Wiggin, J. P. Cushing, II. M. Bartlett. 
 
 Churches —F. Bap., J. S. Runnals; Cong., F. Davis ; Meth..- 
 
 Hotel —Gilman’s, J.Gilman. Physician —J.C Bassett. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes. F. N. Burleigh, W. B. Gilman, 
 jcottage bedsteads, card boards, dry goods boxes and lumber, Morrill 
 & Taylor ; thread spools, Wiggin & Haley, H. Metcalf. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths. N. H. Varney, Thos. Wiggin, Chas. White. 
 
156 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 house; carpenters. S. E. Remick, N. II Varney, T. E. Whitten; ma¬ 
 chinists, Goo. Varney, D. S. Morrill. A. Webster ; marble workers, F 
 S. Weeks & Son. 
 
 Merchants —C. P. Cook, L. E. Remick; South L. D. Mnson & Son, 
 W. Eastmau ; Iron Works. Hath & Emery : auctioneer, S. S. Beech*. 
 
 TEMPLE, HILLSBORO— Pop.. 421, S. W. from C. 45 ; W. from 
 Nashua. 17. R. R. S —Greenville, on Peterboro & Shirley Branch R. 
 R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, C. P. Hayward ; Treat., C N. Colburn ; Selectmen , 
 C. N. Colburn. C. W. Edwards, S. W. Edwards ; Board of Education. 
 W. \j. Clark, Harvey Hadley, A. M. Howard, Chas. Waldron, E. B. Ed¬ 
 wards, Geo. Barker, S. Ilodkins. 
 
 Postmaster —N. Colburn. Hotel —Central House, Jas. Woodard. 
 
 Justices —Jonathan M. Spaulding, C. P. Hayward. Lewis Howard. 
 
 Church —Cong., W. L. Clark. 
 
 Exp. Ag ! t & Merchant —C. P. Hayward. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber,- Burton, M. M. Balch. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, Geo. F. Barker; carpenter, J. S. Tuttle; 
 cooper, James Woodward: machinist, M. M. Balch. 
 
 TIIOIiXTON, GRAFTOX —Pop., 840. N. W r . from C., 57 ; N. 
 from Plymouth, 14. R. R. S. —Thornton, on B. C. & M. R. R. Daily 
 stage from June 30 to Sept. 30 ; tri-weekly the rest of the year. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk. C. P. Sargeut; Treas., W. H. Gordon ; Selectmen, 
 O. F. Janies, 0. C. Foss, John-Johnson ; Supt , JolinL. Barnard. 
 
 Postmasters— 0. F . James ; IFesf, C. H. Weeks. 
 
 Justices —J. Chapman, State ; M. B. Cone, C. P. Sargent, Quorum; 
 Wm. Merrill, M. J. Hazeltine, Johu W. Pattee, A. Lyford. 
 
 Church —F. Bap.,-. 
 
 Express Agent —Frank Bartlett. Physician — E. G. Guilford. 
 
 Hotel—Grafton House, I. E. Pattee, C. H. Weeks. 
 
 Manufacturers —bobbins and dimension lumber, Dauforth & Mil- 
 tou F’oss : can iages, Carter Foss, J. W. Pattee. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, H. H. Fifield; carpenters, H. Y. Hart ; 
 James F’ogg; painter and wheelwright, J. W. Pattee. 
 
 Merchants —Enoch Emmons, C. H. Weeks. 
 
 Thornton’s Ferry —See Merrimack. 
 
 TIFT OX, BELKXA P— Pop., 1147. N. from C., 18. S. W. from 
 Laconia. 10. R. R. S. —Tilton and Ea-t Tilton.on B. C. & M. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS — CUrk , S. H. Williams ; Treas., J. P. Dearborn ; Select¬ 
 men , J. P. Dearborn, E. L_ Sanborn, H. Q. Dalton ; Supt., George Pliil- 
 brick. 
 
 Postmasters — D. E. Hill: East, Chase Rollins. 
 
 Justices —B. T. Brown, C. Tk Rogers, A. B. Wyatt, J. B. Sanborn, 
 W. C. Kellogg, F. E. White, D. N. Kemp, R. S. Perkins, State ; W. T. 
 Cass,G. S. Philbriok. 
 
 Churches— F. Bap., East, J. G. Munsey ; Cong., F. k T Perkins Epis., 
 Henry II. Hayner ; Meth.. S. Quimby. 
 
 Eating Houses —W. A. Colby, S. T. Holmes. 
 
 • Ex. Agent—R, S. Perkins. Tel. Ag’t—Miss Lizzie A. Blake.^ 
 
 Hotel —Dexter House, C. Foss. 
 
 Lawyer —C. C. Rogers. 
 
 Literary Institution—New Hampshire Conference Seminajy and 
 Female College, pres., L. D. Barrows ; prin., Sylvester Dixon. / 
 
 Livery Stable— J. L. Loverin. 
 
 Manufacturers —excelsior, East. -Shaw ; lumber, B. P. Simonds, 
 
 B. T. Brown; East, B. W. Brown; woolens, A. H. Tilton, Granite 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 157 
 
 Mills Co., A. S. Balantyne, ag’t, Elm Mills, R. Firtli, agent, Winnipi- 
 saukee Mills, C. Boynton, Agent. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, C. B. Garmon, M. C. Abbott ; 
 carpenters, D. M. Page, D S. Gilman, J. F. Eastman, L. Conant, D. C. 
 |Tebbetts ; dress makers, Clark & Goodrich ; hair dresser, Geo. Nelson ; 
 harness maker, A. B. Wyatt; masons, E. L. Sanborn, W. L. Sanborn ; 
 painters,T. W. Long, Lougee Bros., F. Wilkins, 0. S. Reed ; East, E. 
 iC. Fifield ; photographer, F. J. Moulton ; printer, G. W. Baker ; wheel¬ 
 wrights. H. N. Atkinson, W. Sanborn- M. V. Streeter 
 
 Merchants —J. F. Taylor, D. N. Kemp, Phil brick & Hill, J. Hill ; 
 East, Chase Rollins, W. A. Colby; auctioneer, B. T. Brown ; books and 
 stationery, G. A. Stevens, W. A. Colby; boots and shoes, Condou & 
 Lung. G. W. Abbott ; clocks and watches, Albert Lord ; fancy goods, 
 Condon & Lang; drugs and medicines, G. A. Stevens, Eastman & 
 Herrick; millinery, Miss H. Page'; Clark & Goodrich; stoves and tin 
 ware, Noyes & Thorp. 
 
 Physicians —J. P. Osborn, C. R. Gould, J. H. Woodard, A. A. 
 Moulton,0. S. Martin. 
 
 TROY, CHESHIRE— Pop., 767. S. E. fr. C., 60 ; S. from Keene, 9. 
 R. R.S. —Troy, on Cheshire R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Cleric, H M. Whittemore ; Treas ., A. C. Dort; Selectmen, 
 J. R. Stanley, Augustus Hodgkins, W. N. Watson ; Supts., G. H. Al¬ 
 drich, A. C. Dort. 
 
 Postmaster— C. W. Whitney. 
 
 Justices —Edwin Butt-rick, John Clement, State ; Abel Baker, Quo¬ 
 rum; E. P. Kimball, D. W. Farrar, Tlios. Toleman, W. N. Watson, 
 J. R. Stanley, Edmund Bemis. 
 
 Churches —Bap., J. S. Herrick ; Cong., James Marshall. 
 
 Eating House— F. A. Aldrich. 
 
 Ex. & Tel. Ag’t —A. G. Hurlburt. 
 
 Hotel —Monadnock Hotel, John Clement. 
 
 Livery Stables —E. P. Kimball, Ezekiel Starkey. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes, James Capron, Ransom Ingalls ; 
 clothes pins and pail handles, B. F. Fox & Co.; earthen ware, C. M. 
 Silsby & Co., Farrar & Frappier; flour and meal, Winthrop Knights ; 
 leather, W. G. & R. M. Silsby ; pails and tubs, Edwin Buttriek & Co.; 
 pails and nest buckets, C. D. Farrar; woolens, Troy Blanket Co., Bar¬ 
 rett Ripley, ag’t; pail handies, Webster Corey ; picture frames, Wright, 
 Brown & Co. 
 
 Mechanic?- —blacksmiths, Alden Upbam & Co.; carpenters, J. E. 
 Royce, C. H. Gove, Amos Ingalls; painters, Wm, Harris, A. M. For- 
 ristall; printer, H. C. Newton; stone masons, J. R. Stanley, Luther 
 Whittemore, A. B. Gates, Frank Harvey; wheelwright, Winthrop 
 Knights. 
 
 Merchants —C. W. Whitney, E. P. Kimball & Sons : auctioneer, 
 John Clement; books, stationery and yankee notions, II. C. Newton ; 
 carriages, grain and mill feed, Ezekiel Starkey ; meat, J. R. Deane. 
 
 Tl T FTON T B<MtDi T GH. CARRoLL— Pop., 949. N. E. from 
 |C., 55 ; W. from Ossipee, 4. R. R. S .—Wolfeboro Bridge, 7 miles, on 
 Ports., Gt. Falls & Conway R. R. Dailj" stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , J. A. Bennett; Treas., T. F. TTodgdon ; Selectmen, 
 T. F Hodgdon, C. W. Pinkham, Calvin Fernald ; Supts., D. E. Palmer, 
 J. A. Bennett. 
 
 Postmasters — Corner, D. E. Palmer ; Melvin Village, 0. Richardson ; 
 Mackerel Corner, A. L. Hersey. 
 
 Justices —W. D. Haley, J. F. Stockbridge, State; J, C. SeaveyJ 
 
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 T. F. Hodgdon, C. G. Edgerly, Peter Stackpole, J. E. Fox, A. D. Fox, 
 W. 0. S. Hodgdon, C. W. Pinkham. 
 
 Churches—Adv., T. W. Piper; Chris., D. A. Wiggins; 1st Chris., 
 
 John Tilton; F. Bap., E. G. York ; Meth.,- Bartlett. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—R. B. Neal. 
 
 Manufacturers —bobbins, r D. W. Homer; hoops, Ezra Whitehou.se. 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, George Hilton, Abner Gay, H. E. Fer* 
 nald ; carpenters, 0. H. Durgin, J. B. Piper ; coopers, N. H. Copp, 
 Clark & Hodgdon, machinist and wheelwright, Everett Piper. 
 
 Merchants — Comer , Charles Ham; Mackerel Corner , A. L. Hersey ; 
 Melvin Village , D. Fernald. Richardson Bros, 
 i Physicians —T. A. Haley, D. E. Palmer. 
 
 Twin Mountain House—See Carroll. 
 
 I'll ion—See Wakefield. 
 
 IJ]VITY, SULL1VA A—Pop., 839. W. from C. 50; S. from New¬ 
 port, 10. R. R. S —Claremont and Newport on Concord & Claremont 
 R. R. Tri-weekly stage to Claremont; daily from Ea>t Unity to New¬ 
 port. 
 
 OFFICERS —Cleric , J. M. Perkins: Treas., Amos Perkins ; Selectmen , 
 Selim Sleeper, F. L. Quimby. G. E. Bartlett; Supt., A. H. Gould. 
 Postmasters —Mrs. H. E. Lewis; East, C. A. Clough. 
 
 Justices —Amos Perkins. Harvey Hnntoon, E. J. Glidden, E. W. 
 Woodell, State; John Paul, J. M. Perkins, Nathan Huntoon, Selim 
 Sleeper, I. P. Breed. M. Johnson. 
 
 Churches —Bap.,-; Meth.,-TTesi-. 
 
 Hotel—Unity Springs House. Moses Fairbanks & Co. 
 
 Mechanics— blacksmiths, S. Smith, C H. Cammet & Son ; carpen¬ 
 ters, C. Straw, I. Gillingham; East , L. Whittemore, A. A. Gilman, 
 John Currier, Harvey Beuway : coopers, R. J. Hall, Luther Hall; East , 
 
 L. Whittemore; wheelwrights, A. Bailey, H. B. Walker & Sons. 
 Merchants —groceries, J. P. Whitaker ; East. C. A. Clough ; lumber, 
 
 C. & G. B. Gilman. 
 
 Wad ley’s Falls—See Lee. 
 
 WAKEFIELD, CARROLL —Pop., 1185. N. E. from C., 43. S. 
 from Ossipee, 10. R. R. S. —Union, Wolfeboro Junction, Wakefield, 
 North and East Wakefield Dep>-t, on Ports. Gt. Falls & C. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk., G. A. Yeaton; Treas , Daniel Brackett; Select¬ 
 men, Daniel Brackett S. H. Smith, II. R. Waldron; Supts., N. Bar¬ 
 ker, C. W. Sanborn, Asa M. Brackett. 
 
 Postmasters —Hiram Paul; East. Thomas Wood: North, Mrs. J. 
 Hill; East Depot, I. S. Lowd : Sanborn's, G. F. Piper; Union, Elijah 
 Wadleigh; Horn-s Mills. John G. Sanborn. 
 
 Justices —J. W. Sanborn, Elijah Wadleigh, M. B. Smith, D. S. Bur¬ 
 ley, J. E. Scranton, C. W. Sanborn, State; James Me N. Cooke, S. H. 
 Smith. J. II. Cloutiuan, C. A. Yarney, G. H. Gage, J. M. Burley, Geo. 
 Gage, Wm. T. Wells. 
 
 Churches —Cong., G. O. Jenness ; Epis., Wolfeboro Junction, W. B. 
 T. Smith; F. Bap.. II. P. Mansur. 
 
 Express Ag’ts —Arthur Paul, E. W. Junkins, A. 0. Robinson, D. 
 
 Davis, J. W. Mathes. 
 
 Hotels —National House, Depot, Mrs. G. H. Wiggin ; Wolfeboro 
 Junction, J . Clement; Union , Union, R. H. Pike; Sanborn, House, 
 
 M. Wentworth. 
 
 Lawyer —L. D. Sawyer. 
 
 Livery Stables— Wolfeboro Junction , M. Wentworth; East Depot , 
 I. S. Lowd. 
 
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 Manufacturers —chairs, R. Sanborn ; excelsior, S. II. Buzzell; felt 
 doth, John Mickle; grave stones, H. F. Stevens ; lumber, J. W. San-! 
 born. Win. Meserve, Pine River Lumber Co.; Union, R. II. Pike ; Depot, 
 staves,*11. II. Stanley. 
 
 j Mechanics —blacksmiths, J. H. Junkins,-Runnels, J. P. Fel¬ 
 
 lows, G. L. Wentworth ; carpenters, T. C. Burley, G. W\ Drew & 
 Son, Jackson Horne, E. D. Yeaton, I. N. Fellows, J. W. Hill, G. R. 
 Dore, G. A. Neal ; harness maker, G.W. Sawyer ; masons, Noah Kim¬ 
 ball, N. K. Nniter; tailors,-Asa Brown, H. Scammon. 
 
 | Merchants —A. J. 1 Milliken, Geo. A. Yeaton ; Union, A. F. Wood & 
 'Co., C. A. Varney, E. Wadleigh, J. P. Gilman, J. Penny; Wolfeboro, 
 Junction , 0. Cottle, J. W. Garvin & Co.; North, J. W. Mathes, ; Depot , 
 F. Sawyer & Co.; auctioneer, J. W. Sanborn; hardware, Union. 
 Cooper & Hutchins. 
 
 j Physicians —S. W. Roberts; Union, J. L. Swinerton, J. E. Scruton. 1 
 
 Tel. Agents —E. W. Junkins, A. 0. Robinson, Arthur Paul, Clara 
 Davis. 
 
 I WALPOLE, CHESHIRE— Pop. 1830. S. W. from C., 60. N. 
 W. fr. Keene, 18. R. R. S —Walpole and Cold Riv. on Cheshire IL R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, A. P. Richardson ; Treas., T. B. Buffum; Select 
 men, Henry Burt, D. A. De Wolf, II. C. Rawson ; Supt., Geo. Aldrich. 
 Postmasters —R. L. Ball; Drewsville, W. A. Bond. 
 
 Justices —A. H. Bellows; Drewsville, Hope Lathrop, State; E. K 
 Seabury, H. W. S. Griswold, H. E. Putnam, J. G. Bellows, R. L. Ball, 
 Chas. Fisher, W. P. Mason, Scott Wellington. 
 
 j Churches— Chris., -; Cong., Edwin Seabury; Epis., Drews¬ 
 ville. St. Peter’s,-; Unit., Wm. Brown. 
 
 Exp. Agent— II. A. Perry. Tel. Ag’t— W. G. Barnett. 
 
 Hotels —Wentworth House, H. A. Perry; Drewsville, Mountain 
 House, Thomas Taunt. 
 
 Lawyer —J. G. Bellows. 
 
 Literary Inst.—Walpole High School, C. R. Crowell, prin. 
 
 Livery Stable —W. A. Maynard. 
 
 Manufacturers —leather, A. F. Maynard; lumber, C. B. Hall; pic¬ 
 ture frames and nest boxes. W. A. & C. B. Bond. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, E. W. Barker, Hicks & Wat¬ 
 kins, A. A. Beckwith; carpenters, A. W. Burt, Hubbard Newton,I 
 M. J. Hale, E. W. Watkins; hair dresser, Richard Knapp; harness 
 maker, Henry Allen; painters, Herod Brown, Win. Warn; photo*! 
 grapher,E. A. Chapin. 
 
 Merchants —G. P. Porter & Co., E. K. Seabury ; Drewsville, W. A.! 
 & C. B. Bond; auctioneers, Ephraim Barker, Chas. Fisher; books, sta-' 
 tionery, drugs and medicines, C.C. Davis"; boots and shoes R. L. Ball ;| 
 hardware, B. P. Owen; millinery, Jenny Fuller, Mrs. Watkins. 
 Physicians —G. A. Blake, A. P. Richardson, W. B. Por er. 
 WAUYEit, MERRIMACK—Pop., 1(367. N. W. from C., 18 m. 
 R. R. S —Warner, on C. & C. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS — Clerk, Frank Heath; Treas., J. G. Ela; Selectmen , 
 J. D. Currier, Paine Davis, J. G. Ela ; Supts., S. C. Patter, E. C. Cole i 
 E. II. Walker. 
 
 Postmasters —E. II. Carroll; Roby's Corner, M. II, Roby. 
 
 Justices —II. II. Harriman, N. G. Ordway, S. S. Beau, A. P. Davis, 
 Robert Thompson, State; G. C. George, Quorum; H. R. Sargent, A. C.i 
 Carroll, A. W. Harriman, J. G. Ela, J. M. Harriman, P. C. Wheeler, 
 G. N. Tewksbury, E. C. Cole, A. Gilmore, R. E. Walker, John George, 
 M. J. Collins, A. Kelly, E. M. Dunbar. 
 
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 Churches —Bap., W. II. Walker; Cong., - -; Meth., - 
 
 -; Univ., L. Willis. 
 
 Exp. & Tel. Agent —A. R. Putman Ins. Agent. — A. P. Davis. 
 
 Hotels —Warner and Kearsarge, Fred Smith. 
 
 Lawyers —Samuel Davis, A. P. Davis. 
 
 Manufacturers —baskets, W. Haskell; bedsteads, John Rogers; 
 boots, John Osgood ; boxes, F. M. Watson & Co.: card board, Davis 
 Bros., p. o. ad., Contoocook; chairs, S. C. Pearce, p. o. ad., Bradford; 
 clothes pins and hubs, C. P. & C. W. Redington ; excelsior, John Rog¬ 
 ers, Bartlett Bros., 0. II. P Bartlett ; flour and meal, J. C. Ela; lum¬ 
 ber, N. G. Ordway, J. C. Ela, Davis & Co. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, E. II. Harriman, P. C. Clough, W. D. 
 
 Chase, N. Chase, - Turner; carpenters, W. K. Morrill, A. Rowe, 
 
 G. F. Edmonds, Edgar Davis; harness maker, J. S. Rogers; mason, 
 George Watson; painters, II. Buswell, L. N. Chase ; (carriage), M. C. 
 Harriman; printer, J. G. Ela; tailor, C. A. Benton & Co.; watch¬ 
 maker, J. H. Morrill; wheelwrights, B. F. Harriman & Son, W. 
 Johnson ; wool carding, J. C. Ela. 
 
 Merchants —R. Thompson, A. C. Carroll & Son, J. G. Ela, B. F. 
 Heatff, S. W. Davis, Hubbard & Trussell, p. o. ad., Contoocook; Bart-J 
 lett Bros., C. H. P. Bartlett, p. o.ad., Roby’s Corner; auctioneer. A. P. 
 Davis ; clothing. C. A. Benton & Co.; drugs and medicines, Geo. II. 
 Ingalls ; meat, J. Sawyer & Son ; millinery, Mrs. G. H. Ingalls, Miss 
 Mary S. Porter; tin, sheet iron and stoves, Smith Bros., Clark Bros. 
 
 Physicians —J. M. Rix, J. Cogswell. 
 
 WARREX, GRA FTON —Pop.,960. N. W. from C., 65 ; E. from 
 Haverhill, 15. R. R. S. —Warren, Warren Summit on B. C. & M. R. R. 1 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , A. M. Weeks ; Treas., I. M. Weeks ; Selectmen ,| 
 Ezra Libbey, D. Q. Clement, Adoniram Whitcher; Supt., D. A. French. 
 
 Postmasters —J. S. Jewett; Summit , D. K. Davis. 
 
 Justices —J. S. Jewett, I. M. Weeks, J. M. Williams, State ; Ezra 
 Libbey, F. C. Cummings. I). A. French, J. F. Merrill. 
 
 Church—Meth., L. W. Prescott. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t— J. E. Davis. 
 
 Hotel —Mosilauk House, L. M. French. 
 
 Ins. Ag’t— J. M. Will lams. 
 
 Manufacturers —bobbins, L. F. Jewell, James Jewell, Merrill & 
 Clark ; lumber,, A. B. Merrill, Knapp & Putnam, shingles, Geo. B.j 
 Merrill ; starch, R. Lv. & D. Q. Clement; window shades, <fcc., Merrill 
 & Clark. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —architect, J. W. Batchelder; blacksmiths, 
 W. Libbey, E. & A. M. Pillsbury; carpenters, G. M. Clough, N. Whit¬ 
 man, J. W. Batchelder, T. B. Foot ; harness maker, J. C. Sinclair; 
 painters, D. Y. Eastman, H. N. Merrill. A. M. Barber; photographer,! 
 Charles Bracy ; shoemakers, Charles Elliott, E. B. Libbey; wheel¬ 
 wrights, D. Y. Eastman, J. M. Little, II. N. Merrill. 
 
 Merchants — I. M. Weeks, J. S. Jewett. E. B. Eaton. M. W. Pills¬ 
 bury; Summit , A. T. Caswell; jeweler, Alonzo Noyes ; meat, A. 
 Whitcher. 
 
 Physicians —R. E. Merrill, EnosTIuckins; eclec., J. F. Willey. 
 
 Summer Boarding Houses —Nathaniel Merrill, Amos L. Merrill, 
 Eastman & Upton, Breezy Point House, A. B. Merrill, proprietor. 
 
 Tel Agt —j. s. Jewett. 
 
 WASHINGTON, SULLIVAN—Toy., 839. W. from C., 32; S. 
 from Newport, 14. R. R. S .—Hillsborough Bridge and Newport, on 
 C. & C. R. R. Daily stage to each. 
 

 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 161 
 
 OFFICERS—Clerk, S. W. Hurd; Treas., Judson Wilkins; Selectmen ; 
 S. W. Hurd, E. G. Benton, M. II. Wood*. 
 
 Postmaster—B. F. Muzzey. Physician—eclec., Sylvester Wood 
 i Justices—A. J. Cutting, J. 0. Metcalf, Wake man Powers, State; 
 lllartwell Wright, N. A. Lull, Supply Barney, G. W. Marstou, John 
 Me Ilvin, Levi Harthon. H. J. Gage, S. W. Heard. 
 
 Church —Cong., II. H. Colburn. Hotel —Lovell House, B. F. Upton. 
 Literary Institution —Tubbs Union Academy, D. A. Shaw, prin. 
 Manufacturers —card boards, G. F. Fowler; coffius, J. L. SafFord ; 
 lumber, G. W. Gage, J. G. Dickey, M. H. Dole, Alonzo Marshall, J. L. 
 Butterfield; water wheels, G. L. Mellen; woolen goods and men’s 
 socks, Levi Harthon. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, 0. T. Crane, G. F. Fowler, Silas Tandy ; 
 'carpenters, E. Bradford, G. W. Newman; cooper, Alonzo Knight, 
 Horace Atwood ; marble worker, L. A. Mellen ; mason, Gardner Millen. 
 Merchants— B. F. Muzzey, N. A. &. E. A. Lull. 
 
 East — Postmaster— J. K. P. Friend. 
 
 j Churches —C. Bap., S. H. Audersou ; F. Bap.,-Smithers. 
 
 Manufacturers —flour and meal, N. G. Jones; lumber, Friend & 
 Benton, M. H. Carr; rakes, Proctor & Son. 
 
 ! Mechanics —blacksmith, Charles Jones; carpenter, E. G. Benton; 
 Tailor, E. G. Woodward. 
 
 Merchants —Joel Severance. II. J. Gage. 
 
 WATEftVILLE, GRAFTON'— Pop., 258. N. from C., 68; N. 
 from Plymouth, 18. R. R. S. —Plymouth, on B. C. & M. R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , E. S. Drake; Treas., G. W. Drake; Selectmen, 
 Samuel Dollofif, J. E. Drake, E. S. Drake; Supt , E. S. Drake. 
 
 Justices —Samuel Dolioff, State ; Merrill Greeley. 
 
 Hotel —for summer boarders, Merrill Greeley. 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, A. S. Drake & Sons. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, A. S. Drake ; carpenter, Samuel Dollofif. 
 Water Village—See Ossipee. 
 
 WEARE, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 2093, S. W. from C., 41.| 
 |W. from Manchester, 18. R. R. u S. —Oil Mills, E. Weare and N. Weare, 
 on Manchester & North Weare R R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas., C. E. Hoag; Selectmen, G. W. Colby, 1 
 L. H. Dow, H. M. Felcli; Supts., W. L. Collins, J. P. Dearborn, C. H. 
 'Jones. 
 
 Postmasters —I. Hoag; East, Dan’l Johnson ; Oil Mills, C. E. Gove. 
 Justices —J. L Hadley, D. P. Woodbury, Dan’l Johnson. President 
 Felch, M. A. Hodg Ion, A. P. Collins, A. W. Bailey, State ; Wm. Wood¬ 
 bury, Quorum', Abner Frost; East, A. B. Johnson, L. B. Lauey, G. C. 
 Paige, C. E. Wood, R. Peaslee, C. E. Hoag, W. L. Collins, W. T. Morse, 
 J. H. Nichols, 0. D. Sawyer. 
 
 Churches— Bap., East, J. Coker; Univ.,-. 
 
 Exp. Ag’t—J. F. Chase. 
 
 Literary Institution —Clinton Grove Seminary. 
 
 Manufacturers —egg case3, Z. Breed ; flour and meal, Oil Mills, H. 
 Simons; East, H. Me Alpine, J. Coker; lumber, II. F. Breed; Oil 
 Mills, C. R. Gove; toys, East, R. A. Smith; John Paige; wheel- 
 Ibarrows, C. H. Leighton. 
 
 i Mechanics —blacksmiths, A. Hadlock ; East, B. Bowie, T. Salt- 
 marsh, G. M. Saltrnarsh; carpenter, J. R. Hadley; harness maker, 
 iXhos. Rogers ; machinist, Amos Chase; mason, East, Henry Foster; 
 ; pa inters, Charles Booth, A. F. Rand: East , Mason Hamilton. 
 
 N Merchants— H. W. Chase, C. E. Hoag & Co.; East, A. B. Johnson; 
 
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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Oil Mills , C. E. Gove; meat, H. Copeland ; East, H. M. Felch. 
 Physician — East , F. Eaton; homeo., J. P. Whittle. 
 
 North—Postmaster —0. D. Sawyer. Hotels —A. P. Collins. 
 Church— F. Bap.,-. 
 
 Manufacturers—boots and shoes, L. M. Sawyer, J. W. Hanson 
 cottons, Rockland Manuf’g Co., Charles Kelley, ag’t; leather, A. F 
 Paige; lumber, Robert Peaslee, J. Thorndike; meal, A. Flanders 
 
 I skiving machines, D. Hanson; toys, J. H. Wallace ; wooden boxes, 
 j C. H. Thorndike; woolens, Weare Woolen Mills, M. Sawyer, ag’t. 
 
 Mechanics—blacksmith, W. H. Skillings; machinist, DanT Han- 
 I son; tailor, L. B. Chapin; wheelwright, John Gove. 
 
 Merchants—D. Sawyer, Rockland Manufg Co.; auctioneer, C. E. 
 Wood ; sewing machines and supplies, MOULTON & CO. 
 
 South— Postmaster & Merchant— G. P. Carpenter. 
 
 I Church—Cong., A. B. Palmer. Hotel —J. Dearborn. 
 
 Manufacturers —flour, grain and lumber, H. R. Nichols; staves, 
 I H. D. Coburn. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, J. L. Eastman, S. L. Colburn ; carpenters, 
 I A. J. Stoning, G. W. Colby, S. L. Gove; mason, James Barrett; prin-l 
 I ter, Frank Flanders; tailor, A. Thorpe. 
 
 WEBSTER, MERRIMACK— Pop., 689. N. W. from C., 13, 
 
 I R. R. S. —Boscawen 7 miles, on Nor. N. H. R. R. Stage Tues.,Thurs. 
 I and Sat. Mast yard, 6 miles, on Con. & Claremont R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk and Treas ., Atherton Sweatt; Selectmen , J. L. 
 
 I Gerrish, J.M. Snyder, W. W. Austin; Supt ., J. M. Snyder. 
 
 Postmaster —Atherton Sweatt, Physician —N. H. Arey. 
 
 Justices —T. J. Courser, D. S. Corser, State , J. L. Couch, C. E. Put- 
 I ney, Quorum ; Thos. Elliott, M. A. Pillsbury J. L. Gerrish, W. W. Bur- 
 I bank, J. II. Trumbull. 
 
 Churches —Chris.,-; Cong., Edward Buxton; Meth..- 
 
 Manufacturers —lumber, F. L. Burbank & Son, leather board, Black- 
 water Mills Co.. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, J. B. Chase; carpenter, G. C. Stone. 
 Merchants —George Little, D. A. Me Curday. 
 
 Weir’s Bridge—See Laconia. 
 
 WENTWORTH, GRAFTOJS —Pop., 1000. N. W. from C., 
 
 ! 56. N. W. from Plymouth, 16. R. R. S —Wentworth, on B. C. & M. 
 R. R. Daily Stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, W. H. Davis ; Treas., L. W. Currier; Selectmen, 
 W. Currier, S. B. Burnham, E. M. Blodgett; Supt., A. M. Cogswell. 
 Postmaster —J. B. Brown. Lawyer —W. A. Flanders. 
 
 Justices —W. A. Flanders, State ; David Gove J. D. Osgood H. D. 
 Morey, J. Blodgett, A. M. Cogswell, L. W. Currier. 
 
 Church —Cong., G. J. Pierce. Exp. Ag'ts —Eastman & Brown. 
 Hotel & Livery —Union House, Eleazer Smith. 
 
 Manufacturers— carriages and sleighs, 0. Q. Cole; cigars, G. D.| 
 Fowler; coffins and caskets, H. D. Morey; gloves, C. C. Simpson; 
 gloves and mittens, Y. B. Merrill ; lumber, W. W. Brown, John 
 Whitcher, T. P. & II. 0. Nutting ; tinware, Alfred Page. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, S. F. Savage, Hirrm Bishop, H. C. Blood; 
 carpenters, Newell Stanyau, jr., Allen Kimball. Jonathan Stanyan, 
 A. L. Kimball, Ebenezer Gove ; cooper John Stevens ; harness mak¬ 
 er, Jas. Godfrey ; leather dresser, Y. Merrill ; masons, John Foster, 
 Ralph Foster; millinery and dressmaking, Miss L. M. Colby ; paint¬ 
 ers, H. D. Morey, J. P. Dana, Newell Stanyan, jr.; shoemaker, B. T.; 
 Davis; surveyor, L. W. Currier; tailor, L. D. Livingston. 
 
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 Merchants —Eaton Davis & Co., Eastman & Brown : J. M. Colburn, 
 p. o. ad., West' Rumney ; auctioneer, H. D. Morey ; clothing, G. S- 
 Dean; coal, Terry Rogers; drugs and medicines, Eastman & Brown ; 
 jfuruiture, Dean, Eastman & Brown ; meat, D. H. Colby, A. Whicher, 
 Atwood Colburn; sewing machines, Eaton, Davis & Co., F. P. Stanyan; 
 wool, &o., Eaton, Davis & Co. 
 
 Physicians —John Whitmore, A. A. Whipple ; bot., F. A. Durkee. 
 D. S. Corliss. 
 
 Tel. Ag’t —J. B. Eastman. 
 
 WENTWORTH’S LOCATION, COOS'—Pop., 38. N. from 
 C., 160. Disorganized. Postmaster —Peter Bennett, 2d. 
 
 Justice —Thomas P. Flint. 
 
 WESTMORELAND, CHESHIRE—12bb. S. W. from C., 1 
 65 ; W. from Keene, 10. R. R. S —Westmoreland and East Westmore¬ 
 land, on Cheshire R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , E. J. Goodnow ; Treas., Clias. Knight; Select¬ 
 men,, Chas. Knight, Albert Thompson, Geo. J. Bennett ; Supt ., J. A. 
 ILoveland, J. B. Mason, C. N. Flanders. 
 
 Postmasters —Jos. Shelley; East, S. C. Hall; Depot, C. H. Cook. 
 
 Justices —T. A. Barker, Willard Bill; State; A. Aldrich, Albert 
 Thompson, Jasper Ilall, G. W. Daggett, J. B. Mason, W. N. Patten. 
 
 Churches — East, Chris., J. Claffiin ; Cong., C. N. Flanders, Univ.— 
 
 Hotel —Valley, Holland Bennett. Tel. Agent —C. II. Cook. 
 
 Manufacturers —leather, Dexter Warren ; lumber, L. Wilcox, J. A. 
 Chamberlin, E. Butterfield, I. Hall ; saw and planing mill, E. J. Good- 
 jnow. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, E. S. Wooley, B. Leach, C. L. Keyser, H. 
 J. Dutton, Geo. Leach; carpenters, J. Cowdry, G. E. Patten, Fred 
 Parker, G. F. Kathan, Wm. P. Slocum ; mason, C. L. Aiken ; shoe¬ 
 makers, A. Abbott, C. Q. A. Britton, J. C. Farnliam ; tinmen, John 
 Cowdry, Hugh Kennedy ’; wheelwrights, J. D. Goodnow, E. Farr; 
 East, L. Wetlierbee, If. Ball. 
 
 Merchants —J. W. Leonard, Anson Cole ; East , Albert Thompson ; 
 auctioneer, T. A. Barker; meat. Wm. Brown. 
 
 Physicians —I. A. Loveland ; thomp., B.Simmons. 
 
 Westport—See Swanzey! 
 
 WILHOT, MERRIMACK— Pop., 1072. N. W. from C., 30. 
 R. R. S. —West Andover, 2 m., on Northern R. R. Daily Stage. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , S. Goodhue ; Treas., W. F. Langley ; Selectmen, 
 0. H. Perkins, S. C. Waldron, Horace Webster; Supt., Flat, W. W. 
 Flanders. 
 
 Postmaster —G. E. Woodward. 1 
 
 Justices —M. Stearns, J. A. Knowles, W. W. Flanders, W. F. Lang¬ 
 ley, O. H. Perkins, Curtis Langley, State ; Geo. Shepherd, J. P. Bean, 
 G. E. Woodward, S. E.Philbrick, F. II. Clough, F. W. Flanders. 
 
 Churches —Cong., J. H. Larry, C. B. Tracy, M. C. Spaulding ; Meth., 
 Charles F. Trusst 11. 
 
 Literary institution —Kearsarge School of practice, J. II. Larry, 
 prin. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmith, W. T.Gove; carpenter, Seth Goodhue ; 
 painter, F. Whittemore; paper hanger, C. P. Craggy; watch maker, 
 G. W. Whittemore. 
 
 Merchants —James Stearns, Brown & Woodward. 
 
 Fla t— R. R. S. —Potter Place. Daily stage. 
 
 Postmaster —J. H. Greeley. Lawyer —W. W. Flanders. 
 
 Church —F. Bap., A. Sargent. 
 

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 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 
 Manufacturers—leather, Clough & Emmons j lumber, Dodge & 
 Son ; woolens, Johnson & Son. 
 
 Mechanics—painter, T. Clark; tailor, II. Fisher. 
 
 Merchants—Hardy & Morey, J. H. Greeley, 
 
 Wil soil’s Crossiaig’—See Londonderry. 
 
 I WHITEF1ELD, COOS- Pop. 1196. N. from C., 120 ; S. from 
 Lancaster, 10. R. R. S. —Whitefield, % m., on Whte Mt., R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , H. C. Bond Selectmen , Ira S . M. Gove, A B. 
 Elliott, L. D. Whicher. 
 
 Postmaster & Ex. Agent—M. II. Gordon. Tel. Ag’t—E. H.Weston. 
 Justices—I. S. M. Gove, Sprague Carleton, J.G. Trulan, F. P. Brown 
 W. F. Dodge, Joseph Colby, W. N. Armington, Sta'e ; T. C. Grey,j 
 C. Libbey, Julius Bond, Leonard Blood, W. B. Hutchins, J. Q. A.' 
 Libbey. 
 
 Churches—Adv., T. E. Lang; Bap., F. L. Wiley; Meth. Geo. A.j 
 Me Laughlin. 
 
 Lawyer—W. N. Armington. 
 
 Hotel—Carleton House, C. P. Carleton. 
 
 Livery Stable—L. F. Follensby. 
 
 Manufacturers—boots and shoes, A. J. Fowler, M. Shean, B.Dame ; 
 flour, J. Q. A. Libbey ; lumber, L. D. & L. T. Hazen, G. W. & N. W. 
 Libbey, C. Libbey & Co., Brown’s lumber Co., Whitefield Lumber Co.j 
 Gordon Allard & Co.; starch, G. W. Libbey & Co., Sinclair & Noyes.! 
 p. o. ad., Bethlehem. 
 
 Mechanics—barber, H. 0. Cram, A. M. Walker, J. Hill; black¬ 
 smiths, 0. W. Beamis, H. Palmer, Aldrich & Webb; carpenters, H. C. 
 Spaulding, H. Connor, D. S. Snow ; harness makers, C. J. Colby, E. M.j 
 Dame; machinists, J. S. Coffin; masons, 0. Bunker, Geo. Miles; paint-; 
 ers, L. D. White, M. Higgins, Wm. F. Aldrich; printer, H. H. Jones ; 
 tailors, J. G. Trulan, C. P. Day. 
 
 Merchants—Lane & Quimby, G. W. & N. W. Libbey, H. W. Fiske, 
 Wm. Byrne, F. P. Brown, Wm. H. Bailey, A. W. Lane W. E Hobbs, 
 Brown’s Lumber Co.; clocks and w T atches, 0. S. Blood ; Drugs and 
 medicines, J. L. Me Gregor & Co.; millinery, Mrs. B. Eastman, Mrs. 
 L. J. Eastman, Mrs. L. French ; tin and hardware, D. F. Proctor. 
 
 Physicians—Geo. S. Gove, G. R. Bugbee ; homeo., G. E. Huntley ;! 
 J. L Me Gregor. 
 
 Wliite Mountain House— See Carroll. 
 
 Willey—A post office in Carroll County. 
 
 WILTON, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop.,1974. S. W. from C., 41; 
 W. from Nashua, 15. R. R. S .—East Wilton, on B. L. & N. R. R. 
 j OFFICERS— Clerk, W. D. Stearns; Treas., G. W. Wallace ; Select-' 
 men , W. D. Stearns, Geo. B. Preble, J. B. Hickey ; Supt., Geo. L. Das-' 
 com, Chas. H. Burns. 
 
 ! Postmasters—Alfred E. Jaques ; Center , Charles Eaton; West, Hen¬ 
 ry 0. Sargent. 
 
 Justices—Z. Abbott, Josiah Fleeman, State; Moses Clark, Sewall 
 Putnam, C. II. Burns, Jacob Putnam, W. D. Stearns, Warner Clark, A.j 
 A. Ramsey, Nathan Flint, A. J. Putnam, W. A. Jones, D. E. Proctor, 
 Henry Gray. 
 
 Churches—Bap., Wm. Libby; Cong. J. N. Brown; Unit., I. S. 
 Lincoln ; Unit., East, Charles H. Tyndall. 
 
 Eating House—F.P. Kent. 
 
 Ex. Ag’t—Levi Perkins. Hotel—Everett House, E. P. Hutchinson 
 & Son. 
 
 pj Lawyer—C. H. Burns._Tel. Ag’t—Henry A mes. _ 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 165 
 
 Livery Stables— Joseph Langdell, Ed. Lynch. 
 
 Manufacturers —boots and shoes. C. B. & E. P. Dascomb ; butter, 
 D. Whiting & Sons; carpet yarns, Newell M’f'g Co.; fancy boxes, H. 
 W. Hopkins. Henry A. Ilolt; furniture, P. II. Putnam : knobs, West , 
 S. W. Smith ; knobs and milk can bungs, West, J. H. Holt ; leather. 
 Putnam & Co.; lumber, D. Whiting & Sons, Levi Putnam. J. & H. II. 
 Livermore ; ready made clothing, I. M. Haggett ; wooden wares and 
 toys, Daniel Cragin, N. Cragin. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, C. A. Bales, N. Gray, W. P. Putnam, 
 C. E. Batcheler ; carpenters, C. & H. Emerson, J. L. Hardy, W. D; 
 Stearns, Francis Green, W. E. Ilideout; coopers and box makers.; 
 Whiting, Barker & Barnes ; masons, J. & C. Ilasselton, John Gage ;! 
 painters, J. P. Kidder, D. Sumner, Henry Blanchard, John Quinn ;} 
 (carriage) W. C. Ingalls ; tailor, G. W. Wallace ; tinman, S. K. Foster,: 
 wheelwrights, J. Q. Flint, H. A. Holt. G. A. Me Cabe. 
 
 Merchants —A. E. Jaques, C. L. Tarbell, S. N. Center & Son, F. 
 S. Hutchinson, Neville & Proctor, George A. Carter ; auctioneers, 
 Moses Clark, F. P. Hutchinson ; books and stationery, A. E. Jaques; 
 boots and shoes, David Stevens ; clothing, G. W. Wallace, R. B. Brandt 
 & Co.; dry goods, B. B. Needham ; drugs and medicines, Henry Trev-j 
 ett; fancy goods, and notions, F. P. Kent ; meat, S. II. Dunbar; mil-; 
 linery, S. M. Smith; stoves and tin ware, N. D. Foster. 
 
 Physicians —Josiali Fleeman, Henry Trevett; homeo., Wm. A. 
 Jones ; dentists, Frank M. Peavev, E. Wood. 
 
 WINCHESTER, CHESHIRE— Pop., 2097. S. W. from C.,65 ; ! 
 S. W. from Keene, 13. R. R. S. —Winchester, on Ashuelot R. R. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk , F II. Eames; Treas ., Henry Abbott ; Selectmen , 
 Isaac Saben, A. H. Cook, E. .Alexander; Supts. Ellery Albee, M. A. 
 Brown, Elijah Harmon. 
 
 Postmaster —W. H. Guernsey. 
 
 Justices —E. M. Forbes, Calvin Burnap, E. P. Tenney, State; Wil-i 
 liam Rixford, Quorum; Charles Barber, F. R. Peters, J. T. Burnap, E. ; 
 Hutchins, Everson Cook, L. Rixford, G. W. Pierce, Ellery Albee, H.! 
 Lyman, A. A. Putnam, W. La Roy Felch, R. R. Wilson, C. W. Scott, 
 II. Carleton, M. D. Spaulding. F. II. Eames, Levi Saben. 
 
 Churches —Cong., Elijah Harmon ; Meth , Trad Taggart; Univ., J. B. 
 Tabor. 
 
 Ex. Ag’t—E. Alexander. Tel.Ag’t—Geo. H. Snow. 
 
 Hotel —Winchester, E. C. Richards. 
 
 Lawyers —E. M. Forbes, Ellery Albee. 
 
 Livery Stables —0. L. Howard, E. C. Richards. 
 
 Manufacturers —boxes, A. M. Howard, Charles Norwood, Smith 
 Metcalf & Co., Stowell B a ros.; leather, N. E. Stevens; lumber, Willard 
 Jennings, D. T. Sabin; pails, A. M. Burbank & Co.; palmleaf hats. 
 H. B. Swan ; tree nails, Wm. Bullock. 
 
 Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmiths, H. B. Robbins, J. Adams; 
 carpenters, 0. W. Hosford, C. Seaver, Ames Eaton, 0. C. Kendrick, 
 C. H. Kendrick, M. D. Spaulding, Frank Hildreth, L. G. Morse, G. E.l 
 Alexander, A. A. Howard; hair dresser, W. N. Haskell; harness mak- 
 ers, C. Burnap & Co.; machinists, Russell & Vaughan ; mason, Edwin 
 Stimson; painters, A. Nason, Chas. Ellis, (carriage) C. A. Page; shoe¬ 
 makers, L. Felt, E. P. Tenney ; tailor, R. W. Leith ; wheelwrights, L. 
 IS. Brown, E. W. Bent. 
 
 Merchants —F. Weeks & Co., W. L. Rixford, L. Cheney & Co., F. P. 
 M il 1 is, Kelton & Scott; auctioneer, Henry Lyman ; books and station-; 
 jery, W. H. Guernsey ; boots and shoes, Edmund Wilber; clocks and; 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 jl66 
 
 watches. F. R. Peters, J. A. Powers; clothing. W. A. Alexander; drugs' 
 and medicines, II. Pierce & Co., J. A. Powers ; fish, E. Ray; furniture, 
 'J. A. Lasure; meal, E. H. Brown, F. P. Willis; meat, W. L. Rixford, 
 Wood Bros.; millinery, Miss M. G. Bancroft, M. E. Russell, Mrs. E. A. 
 Wilbur ; stoves and tinware, J. Hutchins. 
 
 Physicians —E. Evans, G. W. Pierce, E. P. Pierce, A. H. Taft ;t 
 homeo., S. 0. Gregory ; dentist II. S. Me Keyes. 
 
 Asliuelot—S. W. from C., 67 in.; S. W. from Keene, 15 m. R. R.S — 
 Ashuelot, 2% miles, on Ashuelot R. R. 
 j Postmaster & Tel. Ag’t— Wright Wood, 
 i Justices —Alvan W. Ball, Wright Wood. 
 
 I Ex. Ag ’ t—J. L. Nickerson. 
 
 Hotel —Ashuelot House, S. 0. Hawkins. 
 
 Livery Stable — Depot, S. 0. Hawkins. 
 
 ; Manufacturers — lumber, Ansel Dickinson; woolens, Ashuelot 
 Woolen Mill, Thayer, Pratt & Turner, (blankets) Colony, Dickinson & 
 Co. 
 
 I Mechanics & Artisans —blacksmith, L. Goss; carpenters, E. F. 
 Stimson, L. W. Goss, Edward Stimson; painter, E. A. Pickering; shoe-, 
 maker. P. B. Starkey. 
 
 Merchants —Wright Wood; Ball & Felch; meat, Benj. FHHowe & CoJ 
 WINDHAM, ROCKINGHAM —Pop., 753. S. E. from C., 33; 
 
 S. W. from Exeter, 23. R. R. S .—Windham 2% m., on M. & L. R. R. 
 West Windham, 3 m., on Nashua & Rochester R. R. Daily stage. 
 
 OFFICERS —Clerk, M. G. Frye; Treas., W. D. Cochran ; Selectmen, 
 H. S. Reynolds, J. L. Hardy, J. H. Dinsmoor; Supt., Chas. Packard. 
 
 Postmasters —L. J. Griffin; Depot, E. N. Stickney ; West, Charles 
 Smith ; Golden Brook, Mills, G. S. Neal. 
 
 Justices —J. P. Crowell, B. E. Blanchard, State ; Rei Hills, L. A. 
 Morrison, Quorum ; W. C. Harris. 
 
 Church —Pres., Charles Packard. 
 
 Exp. Ag’ts —B. H. Hughes, Geo. A. Rand. 
 
 Manufacturers—flannel, Golden Brook Mills, G. S. Neal; lumber, 
 
 T. W. Simpson, D. Crowell, Giles Merrill ; Depot, G. E. Seavey, Gage & 
 Jones. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, Richard Esty, Chas. Perkins; West , F. P. 
 Sanborn ; carpenters, J. L. Hardy, E. B. Smith, E. 0. Dinsmoor, J. W.i 
 Dinsmoor, F. Campbell; mason, Depot, B. F. Wilson, 2nd; East, C. A. 
 Dow. 
 
 Merchants —L. J. Griffin; West, Chas. Smith; Depot, E. N. Stick¬ 
 ney ; auctioneer, J. G. Bradford. 
 
 WINDSOR, HILLSBOROUGH— Pop., 81. S. W. from C., 30; 
 N. W. from Manchester, 32. R. R. S .—Hillsborough Bridge, 6 miles, 
 on Contoocook River R. R. * 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, S. Chapman ; Treas., Mark Chapman ; Selectmen 1 
 S. Chapman, Horace Atwood, Mark Chapman; Supt., H. B. Raleigh. , 
 Justices—Mark Chapmam, Horace Atwood. 
 
 Mechanics —coopers, Mark Symonds, Horace Atwood; mason, Si¬ 
 las Chapman. 
 
 WOLFEBOROFGH, CARROLL— Pop., 1995. N. E. from C. 
 50; S. from Ossipee, 10. R. R. S. —Wolfeborough, on Ports. Gt 
 Falls and Conway R. R. During navigation direct communication 
 with B. & M. R. R.,by steamer, Mt. Washington, and with B. C. & M. 
 R. R., by steamer Lady of the Lake ; stages in winter. Mill Village, 
 
 1 in.; Cotton Valley 6 m., Center 3 m. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, Oliver Dowlin ; Treas., Alfred Brown; Selectmen, 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 167 I 
 
 Ilezekiah Willand, Alfred Brown, Nathaniel Hicks ; Supt ., M. T. Cate.j 
 Postmasters —.T. G. Cate ; North , Ilezekiah Welland ; South , J. H. 
 Rust; Center, Samuel Reynolds ; East , T. L. Whitton. 
 
 Justices —John Fox, J. M. Bracket, W. C. Fox, C. F. Parker, B. C. 
 Carter, M. T. Cate, T. L. Whitton, Thomas Rust, J. G. Cate, Joseph 
 Stevenson, Abel Haley, J. H. Rust, L. T. Haley, G. Warren, State; 
 
 B. T. Avery, J. H. Bickford, H. G. Horne, F. P. Adams, J. L. Gold- ; 
 smith, S. D. Fox, J. L. Avery, C. H. Ilodgdon, C. S. Parris, W. C. Har-l 
 riman, Ira Banfield, S. L. Sanders, T. J. Martin, G. H. Cate, M. Thomp¬ 
 son^. F. Jones, G. J. Bunker, Ilezekiah Willand, R. R. Davis. 
 
 ! Churches —C. Bap., Lewis Phillips; Cong., G. H. Tilton ; F. Bap.,! 
 
 A. D. Fairbanks ; Meth., East, -. 
 
 Express Agents— A. H. Bickford, J. J. Rendell 
 Hotels —Pavilion, Andrews & Whitney ; Lake, George Kenniston ; 
 Belleview, Daniel Horne ; Gleudou, J. L. Peavey ; Lake View, F. J. 
 Lucas. 
 
 Lawyers—W. C. Fox, B. C. Carter. 
 
 Literary Institution —Wolfeboro and Tuftonboro Academy, D. W. 
 
 C. Durgin, prin. 
 
 Livery Stables—F. B. Cook, L. T. Haley. 
 
 Manufacturers —blankets, South Wolfeborough Woolen MTg Co. 
 
 I. W. Springfield, ag’t; boots and shoes, Lake Shoe Factory, M. T. 
 Cate; carriages, C. H. Gage; furniture, W. B. Hodge; leather,! 
 iMoses Varney & Co, Joseph Varney, J. C. Edgerly; Center, G. E. Cham¬ 
 berlain ; lumber, L. G. Cate & Co., V. B Willey, Libbey, Varney & 
 Co., sash and blinds, Remick & Hodgdon. 
 
 Mechanics —blacksmiths, A. W. Durgin, F. L. Sanborn, Gentner & 
 Rogers, A. F. Tebbetts; cooper, N. Mason ; harness maker, C. F Sy- 
 imonds; marble worker, Jacob Hanson; masons, Joseph Stephenson,! 
 
 J. R. Hayes, S. J. Reynolds, M. T. Wiggin; painters, G. D. Horne,; 
 
 Lorenzo Horne, Chas. Horne, Oren Dixon, H.A. Smith; printer, C. H.i 
 Parker ; tailors,' E. F. Cate, C. F. Piper, R. V. Stuart. j' 
 
 Merchants —Otis Evans, F. L. Banfield, J. P. Heath & Co., H. B. 
 Parker, M. F. Thompson, J. B. Haines & Son, North, H. Welland, 
 G. J. Burk; South, Daniel Young; East, G. E. Nute, D. J. Cotton;! 
 Center, 0. Dixon, C. 0. Dixon; auctioneer, W. C. Fox; boots and 
 shoes, John Regers, Otis Evens, M. T. Cate ; clocks and watches, I. W. 
 Cotton; drugs and medicines, B. A. Morgan, H. R. Parker; fancy 
 goods aud notions, I. B. Manning ; hardware, B. Folsom ; millinery, 
 
 I. B. Manning, J. D. Wait. 
 
 I Physicians—H. R. Parker, R.H. King; dentist, 0. Dowlin. 
 
 WOODSTOCK, GRAFTON— Pop., 405. N. W. from C., 62; E, 
 from Haverhill, 17. R. R. S. —Plymouth, on B. C. & M. R. R. Daily 
 stage in summer, tri-weekly in winter. 
 
 OFFICERS— Clerk, T. V. Smith; Treas ., J. W. Campbell; Selectmen, 
 T. V. Smith, J. W. Campbell, A. B. Sawyer; Supt., Mrs. C. L. Parker.; 
 Postmasters —G. G. Baston; North, G. W. Russell. 
 
 Justices— J. W. Campbell, T. V. Smith, State ; T. J. Gilman, Arthur 
 Hunt, C. L. Parker, R. B. Tucker, Daniel Dearborn, W. A. Baston. 
 
 Churches —Adv., —-; Bap., W. M. Mayhew; F. Bap., 
 
 E. M. Gordon. 
 
 Manufacturers— lumber, J. M. Moulton, Isaac Fox, C. L. Parker, 
 E. M. Gordon. 
 
 Merchant —T. J. Gilman. 
 
 Woods*ville—See Haverhill. 
 
168 
 
 STATE GOVERNMENT. 
 
 Government of Mampsliire, 1877 - 8 . 
 
 State Executive Officers. 
 
 BENJAMIN F. PKESCOTT, Epping, Governor. 
 
 District No. 1— Joshua B. Smith, Durham. 
 
 “ “ ‘2—John M. Parker, Goffstown. 
 
 “ “ 3—Edward Spalding, Nashua. 
 
 s‘ *• 4 —Francis A. Cushman, Lebanori. 
 
 “ “ 5—Jeremiah Blodgett, Wentworth. 
 
 Fred W. Cheney, Lebanon, Door-Keeper. 
 
 - Councillors. 
 
 A. B. Thompson, Concord, Secretary of State. 
 
 Isaac W. Hammond. Deputv Secretary of State. 
 
 Solon A. Carter, Keene, State Treasurer. 
 
 John B. Clark, Manchester, Public Printer. 
 
 Wm, II. Sisk, Portsmouth, Commissary General. 
 
 John K. Stokes, Concord, Janitor of State House. 
 
 Ira Cross. Adjutant General. 
 
 John C. Pillsbcry, Warden of State Prison. 
 
 Oliver Pillsbury, Insurance Commissioner. 
 
 Charles A. Downs, Lebanon, Superintendent of Public Instruction. 
 Nathaniel Bocton, Concord, State Historian. 
 
 William II. Kimball, Concord, State Librarian. 
 
 C. H. Hitchcock, Hanover, State Geologist. 
 
 Legislative Department. 
 
 THE SENATE. 
 
 President, Natt Head, ITooksett. 
 
 Clerk, Tyler Westgate, Haverhill. 
 Assistant Clerk, Calvin Sanders, Dover. 
 Door-Keeper, John W. Babbitt, Keene. 
 
 District No. 
 
 t* 
 
 1— Marcellus Eldredge, Portsmouth. 
 
 2— John W. Wheeler, Salem. 
 
 3— Hiram K. Slayton. Manchester. 
 
 4— Natt Head, Hooksett. 
 o—David H Bufifum, Somersworth. 
 
 6— John F. Cloutman, Farmington. 
 
 7— Harrison Eaton. Amherst. 
 
 8— Oliver H. A eyes, lienmher. 
 
 9— Royal H. Porter. Keene. 
 
 “ 10—James Bitmap, Marlow. 
 
 11— James W. Johnson, Enfield. 
 
 12— William H. Cummings, Lisbon. 
 
 The Senate will consist of 24 members,after the election in Novem¬ 
 ber of this year. 
 
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 
 
 169 
 
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 
 
 Speaker, Augustus A. Woolsou, Lisbon. 
 
 Clerk, Charles C. Danforth, Concord. 
 
 Assistant Clerk, Alpheiis W. Baker, Lebanon. 
 Chaplain, Rev. Geo. M. Park, Manchester. 
 Engrossing Clerk, Abel Hutchins, Concord. 
 Sergeant-at-Arms, Charles E. Cummings. Concord. 
 
 { Lewis Jenkins, Gilruanton. 
 
 Wm. H. Gardiner, Portsmouth. 
 Win. II. Hill, Concord. 
 
 Italics in the following List denote Democrats. 
 
 BELKNAP 
 
 Albert H. Ha yes, 
 Jonas Sleeper. 
 G. W. Emerson 2 d, 
 Samuel A. Hodgdon. 
 Arthur IF. Brown. 
 Center Harbor, Chas. H.Canney. 
 Gilford, John S. Crane, 
 
 Reuben C. Sanborn, 
 Wm. L. Johnson. 
 Gilmanton, Joseph W. Marsh, 
 
 Alton, 
 
 liarnstead, 
 
 Belmont, 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 Wm. B. Thompson. 
 Laconia, S. M. S. Moulton , 
 
 Lewis F. Busiel, 
 Joshua B. Robinson. 
 Meredith, James If. Plaisted , 
 Nathaniel S. Davis. 
 New Hampton, T. P. Robinson. 
 Sanborntou, Edmund Keasar. 
 
 Tilton, Russell T. Noyes. 
 
 CARROLL COUNTY. 
 
 Albany, James M. Shackford. 
 Bartlett, Benjamin F Stillings, 
 Cyrus A Tasker. 
 Brookfield, Plummer G. Lovering 
 Chatham, Josiah Walker. 
 
 Conway, David E. 'Thompson , 
 Samuel D. Thovnjison. 
 Eaton, Stephen W. Perkins. 
 
 Effingham, Joseph B. Davis. 
 
 Freedom, Wentworth Tyler. 
 
 Hart’s Location, Geo. H. Morey. 
 Jackson, Abial L. Eastman. 
 
 Madison, Samuel Frost 
 
 Moultonborough, Joseph Smith 
 Ossipee, George W. Tebbetts 
 
 John C. Ames 
 Sandwich, Wm. M. Weed 
 
 Enoch Q. Fellows 
 Tain worth, Joseph T. Carr 
 
 Till to n borough, D. D. Wingate 
 Wakefield. Morrill B. Smith 
 Wolfeborough, Jose] h R. Haines 
 
 Ira Banjield 
 
 CHESHIRE COUNTY. 
 
 A1 stead, 
 
 Chesterfield, 
 
 Dublin, 
 
 Fitzwilliam, 
 
 Gilsum, 
 
 llarrisville, 
 
 Hinsdale, 
 
 Jaffrev, 
 Keene.— 
 Ward 1, 
 
 Ward 2, 
 Ward 3, 
 
 Ward 4, 
 Ward 5, 
 
 Cyrus K. Vilas. 
 John Harris. 
 Henry D. Learned. 
 Stephen Batcheller. 
 Wm. L. Jsham. 
 Sylvester 'J. Symonds. 
 Charles J. Amidon, 
 Henry M. Jones. 
 Joseph W. Fassett. 
 
 Charles S. Coburn. 
 Jolm W. Ilowes, 
 Charles G. Shedd, 
 John VV. Sturtevant, 
 George A. Sherman, 
 Edward Spaulding, 
 Horatio Colony. 
 
 Marlborough, F. R. Thurston. 
 Marlow, Increase S. Rogers. 
 
 John K. Mills.) 
 Joseph B. Abbott. 
 George W. Stearns. 
 Elbridge Kingsbury; 
 J. F. Wlnttemore. 
 Amos Ward well.! 
 
 Asa B. Fay. 
 George Carpenter, 
 Henry Abbott. 
 Wm. G. Silsby. 
 John C. Drown, 
 Henry Burt 
 Westmoreland, J. A. Chamberlain. 
 Winchester, Henry B. Swan, 
 Frank II. Fames j 
 
 Nelson, 
 Richmond, 
 Rindge, 
 
 Roxbury, 
 
 Stoddard, 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 Surry, 
 
 Swanzey, 
 
 Troy, 
 
 \\ alpole, 
 
170 
 
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 
 
 COOS COUNTY. 
 
 Berlin, 
 
 'Carroll, 
 
 Clarksville, 
 
 Colebrook, 
 
 Columbia, 
 
 Dalton, 
 
 Dummer, 
 
 Errol, 
 
 Gorham, 
 
 Jefferson, 
 
 Lancaster, 
 
 Alexandria, 
 
 Ashland, 
 
 Bath, 
 
 Benton, 
 
 Bethlehem, 
 
 Bridgewater, 
 
 Bristol, 
 
 Campton, 
 
 Canaan, 
 
 Dorchester, 
 Ellsworth, 
 Enfield, 
 
 Franconia, 
 Grafton, 
 Groton, 
 Hanover, 
 
 Haverhill, 
 
 Hebron, 
 
 Samuel E. Paine. 
 Charles Pillsbury. 
 David F. Hall. 
 Francis B. Crawford, 
 Frank Aldrich. 
 Almon M. Grout. 
 James B. Sumner. 
 Isaac C. Wight. 
 William W. Bragg. 
 Augustus Evans.- 
 John A. Hicks. 
 George S. Stockwell , 
 
 Milan, P. 
 
 Northumberland 
 Pittsburg, 
 Randolph, 
 Shelburne, 
 
 Stark, 
 
 Stewartstown, 
 Stratford, 
 Whitefield, 
 
 Francis Kellum 
 A. G. W. Phipps. 
 , Geo. Hinman 
 John W. Straw. 
 
 Ithiel Scates. 
 Ansel C. Evans. 
 
 Sylvester Cole. 
 H. D. Flanders 
 Wm. R. Brown. 
 Albert W. Lane, 
 Frank P. Brown. 
 
 GRAFTON COUNTY. 
 
 Horace Sanders. 
 Chas. C. Eastman. 
 Joshua T. Clark. 
 Prescott Parker. 
 John G. Sinclair , 
 Ira G. Eastman. 
 Harvey W. Tilton. 
 
 Edwin S. Foster, 
 Calvin II. Mudgett. 
 Thomas J Sanborn. 
 Albert E. Barney, 
 Allen H. George. 
 
 John M. Fitts. 
 Samuel Sherburn. 
 Timothy E. Furuald, 
 Sylvanus P. Baker. 
 David H. Applebee. 
 Lyman R. Martin. 
 John N. Blodgett. 
 Hiram Hitchcock , 
 James W. Patterson. 
 Ezra B. Mann. 
 Samuel T. Page. 
 George W. Me Clure. 
 
 Ilolderness, Charles A. Burley. 
 
 Landaff, John C. Atwood. 
 
 Lebanon, Solomon Cole, 
 
 Edward J. Durant, 
 Thomas P. Waterman, 
 Charles 0. Hurlbutt. 
 Lisbon, Augustus A. Woolson, 
 
 George W. Wells. 
 Littleton, Harry Bingham , 
 
 Albert S. Batchellor. 
 Ai Fitzgerald. 
 Lyman, Herbert B. Moulton. 
 
 Lyme, George F. Sawtelle. 
 
 Monroe, Alexander Warden. 
 
 Orange, Levi E. Flanders. 
 
 Orford, Edward Ford. 
 
 Piermont, Aaron P. Gould. 
 
 Plymouth, Hazen D. Smith, 
 
 John T. Cutter. 
 John L. Dearborn. 
 
 Hiram V. Hart. 
 David A. French. 
 George Plummer. 
 Arthur Hunt. 
 
 Rumney, 
 
 Thornton, 
 
 Warren, 
 
 W ent worth, 
 Woodstock, 
 
 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. 
 
 Amherst, Franklin Hartshorn. 
 Antrim, David H. Goodell. 
 
 Bedford, Voted not to send. 
 
 Bennington, Benjamin D. Fetch. 
 Brookline, Franklin Me Donald. 
 Deering, Dana B. Hadlock. 
 
 Frances town, Henry Richardson. 
 
 Goffstown, 
 
 Greenfield, 
 Greenviile, 
 Hancock, 
 
 Lewis H. Stark, 
 Josiali Lasell. 
 David Starrett. 
 Voted not to send. 
 Joshua S. Lakin. 
 
 Hillsborough, Frank II. Pierce , 
 
 Henry J. Clark. 
 Hollis, Franklin Worcester. 
 
 Hudson, Lucieu M. Tolies. 
 
 Litchfield, Elbridge Pike. 
 
 Lvndehorougli, Franklin Sentei'. 
 Manchester,— 
 
 Ward 1, John W. Severance, 
 Silas C. Clatur, 
 Frank T. E. Richardson, 
 Ward 2, Elijah M. Top lift, 
 
 David Cross, 
 Ward 3, William P. Newell, 
 Horatio H. Ladd, 
 
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 
 
 171 
 
 Henry H. Huse, 
 Robert M. Miller, 
 Ly man H. Lamprey, 
 Samuel S. Piper, 
 Alfred Quimby, 
 William Perkins, 
 Hiram Hill, 
 John F. Conway, 
 Edward Boyle, 
 George H. Tanswell, 
 James Sullivan, 
 Thomas J. Morrison, 
 Jeremiah Garvin, 
 Abial C. Flanders, 
 George W. Follansbee, 
 Solon I). Pollard, 
 John T. Robinson, 
 Wm. G. H. Dunham, 
 Chauncev 0. Favor, 
 Hiram D. Richardson, 
 Ward Parker, 
 Timothy Kalev, 
 Isaac P. Abbott, 
 Robert M. Wallace, 
 Mont Vernon, Daniel P. Kendall, 
 
 Ward 4, 
 
 Ward 5, 
 
 Ward 6, 
 
 Ward 7, 
 
 Ward 8, 
 
 Mason, 
 Merrimack, 
 Milford, 
 
 Nashua,— 
 Ward 1, 
 Ward 2, 
 Ward 3, 
 Ward 4, 
 Ward 5, 
 Ward 6, 
 
 Thomas G. Banks 
 Charles 0. Andrews, 
 Joseph B. Me Questen , 
 Edwin W. Johnson, 
 Patrick J. Flaherty, 
 Aaron F. Stevens, 
 Merrick S. Thompson, 
 George A. Rollins, 
 Coleman W. Murch, 
 Joseph K. Priest, 
 Leonard C. Farwell. 
 New Boston, Alfred M. Campbell. 
 New Ipswich, Bela N. Seymour. 
 
 Nathan Gag*. 
 Samuel I. Vose, 
 James H. Collins. 
 Henry E. Bond. 
 Supply W. Edwards. 
 Albert B. Johnson, 
 Cyrus E. Wood 
 
 Ward 7, 
 Ward 8, 
 
 Pelham, 
 Peterborough, 
 
 Sh aron, 
 Temple, 
 Weare, 
 
 Wilton, 
 
 Windsor, 
 
 David Whiting. 
 
 David Gregg. 
 Horace Atwood 
 
 MERRIMACK COUNTY. 
 
 Allenstown, 
 
 Andover, 
 
 Boscawen, 
 Bow, 
 Bradford, 
 Canterbury, 
 Chichester, 
 Concord,— 
 Ward 1, 
 
 Ward 2, 
 Ward 3, 
 Ward 4, 
 
 Ward 5, 
 
 Ward 6, 
 
 Ward 7, 
 
 Danbury, 
 
 Dunbarton, 
 
 John Perkins, jr, 
 Clark Durgin, 
 Gerry Morgan. 
 Nathaniel S. Webster. 
 
 Samuel Gile. 
 Charles F. Davis. 
 Alfred H. Brown. 
 Charles Lake. 
 
 Rufus Cass, 
 Timothy C. Rolfe, 
 Cyrus R. Robinson, 
 Wyman W. Holden, 
 Oliver Pillsbury, 
 George A. Young, 
 Wiliam E. Stevens, 
 Stillman Humphrey, 
 Jonathan E. Sargent, 
 Edward Dow, 
 Moses W. Dickerman, 
 Joseph C. A. Hill, 
 John C. Kilburn, 
 John II. Lamprey, 
 Andrew S. Smith. 
 Isaiah Langley. 
 Benjamin Page. 
 
 David M. Philbrick 
 Warren F. Daniell 
 Asa J. Thurston 
 Walter Aiken. 
 Harrison Morrill, 
 John H. Albin. 
 William C. Kelley. 
 
 Samuel Head. 
 Henry II. Crowell, 
 Grovenor A. Curtice. 
 Loudon, James S. Sanborn, 2d, 
 
 Samuel Neal. 
 Newbury, Harvey C. Morse 
 
 New London, Charles C. Phillips 
 
 Epsom, 
 
 Franklin, 
 
 Henniker, 
 
 Hill, 
 
 Hooksett, 
 
 Hopkiuton, 
 
 Northfield, 
 
 Pembroke, 
 
 Pittsfield, 
 
 Salisbury, 
 
 Sutton, 
 
 W arner, 
 
 Webster, 
 
 Wilmot, 
 
 Jeremiah E. Smith. 
 
 George P. Little, 
 Addison N. Osgood., 
 David IF. C. Scales.. 
 Frank E. Randall. 
 Isaac Sanborn. 
 Ervin Nelson. 
 Nehemiah G. Ordway. 
 Henry C. Davis. 
 Charles C. Kimball. 
 John A. Hardy. 
 
172 
 
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 
 
 IiOCKINGlIAM COUNTY. 
 
 Atkinson, 
 
 Auburn, 
 
 Brentwood, 
 
 Candia, 
 
 Chester, 
 
 Danville, 
 
 Deerfield, 
 
 I 
 
 Derry, 
 
 Greenleaf Clarke. 
 Charles C. Grant. 
 John Drown. 
 Voted not to send. 
 Chai les S. Wilcomb. 
 Allred A. Collins. 
 
 John C. Brown, 
 George J. French. 
 "William II. Shepard, 
 Tappan R. Robie. 
 East Kingston, Joseph A. Tilton. 
 Epping, John 0. Edgerly , 
 
 Herbert F. Norris. 
 Exeter, Joseph T. Porter, 
 
 Horace S. Cummings, 
 William Burlingame, 
 Allred Conner. 
 Fremont, Sherburne Sanborn. 
 
 [Greenland, Edwin A. Peterson-. 
 Hampstead, Albert L. Eastman. 
 Hampton, Joseph W. Mason. 
 
 Hampton Falls, John F. Jones. 
 Kensington. Daniel E. Palmer. 
 
 Kingston, Amos C. Chase. 
 
 Londonderry, William Clark, 
 
 Mason Boyd, 
 
 Newcastle, 
 
 Newington, 
 
 Newmarket, 
 
 John Amazeen. 
 Israel S. Hoyt. 
 Lafayette Hall , 
 
 Ward 2, 
 
 Ward 3, 
 Ward 4, 
 
 Raymond, 
 
 Rye, 
 
 Salem, 
 
 Sandown, 
 
 Seabrook, 
 
 Reuben M. Burley 
 Newton, Edward P. Wallace* 
 North Hampton, E. M. Lamprey 
 North wood, Charles F. Cate. 
 
 Nottingham, James A. Kelsey. 
 IMaistow, James M. Davis. 
 
 Portsmouth,— 
 
 Ward 1, Richard H. Waldron, 
 George E. Hanson. 
 Frank W. Hackett, 
 William A. Hodgdon, 
 William II. Sise, 
 Titus S. TrediekJ 
 Thomas E. Call; 
 Andrew Sherburne , 
 Samuel Lang on 
 Mercer Goodrich. 
 Franklin G. Bean. 
 
 Moses Clo.rk. 
 George C. Gordon, 
 William B. Kimball. 
 A mos S. Clarke. 
 Charles Fogg, 
 Jeremiah F. Locke. 
 South Hampton, Moses J. Eaton. 
 South Newmarket, J. L. Chase. 
 
 Stratham, 
 
 Windham, 
 
 Charles E. Gear. 
 Abel Dow. 
 
 STRAFFORD COUNTY. 
 
 Barrington, 
 
 Dover,— 
 Ward 1, 
 
 James M. Locke, 
 Royal K. Clark. 
 
 James M. Hayes, 
 James H. Billings, 
 Ward 2, John N. Wentworth, 
 Joseph W. Cate, 
 Albert F. Searcy, 
 Ward 3, George F. Mosher, 
 
 Wm. II. Palmer, 
 Wm. II. Vickery, 
 Ward 4, Chas. H. Sawyer, 
 
 Washington P. Haves, 
 John S. Ha.t es. 
 Durham, Eben M. Davis. 
 
 Farmington, Geo. A. Jones, 
 
 Edmund B. Small, 
 Langdon S. Flanders. 
 Lee, Voted not to send. 
 
 Madbury, 
 
 Middleton, 
 
 Milton, 
 
 Albert Varney. 
 Jacob H. Cook: 
 Luther Hayes, 
 Wm. F. Cutts. 
 New Durham, S. F. Chamberlin. 
 Rochester, Stephen C. Meader, 
 Sidney B. Hayes, 
 Isaac W. Lou gee, 
 Joseph M. Hanson, 
 Daniel Me Duffee. 
 Rollinsford, Joshua Converse. 
 Somers worth, A. E. Wentworth. 
 
 Alfred Carter, 
 Cyrus Freeman, 
 Wm. Pitt Moses, 
 George Wentworth. 
 Strafford, Joseph A. Whitcher, 
 John M. Whiteliouse. 
 
COS. DEL.—VOTES FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, ETC. 
 
 173 1 
 
 SULLIVAN COUNTY. 
 
 Acworth, 
 
 Charlestown, 
 
 Claremont, 
 
 Cornish, 
 
 Croydon, 
 
 Goshen, 
 
 James A. Wood. 
 Loren 11. Royce, 
 Brooks Kimball. 
 Algernon Willis, 
 Ilenr.y Colby, 
 Winthrop Sargent, 
 J. P. Rounsevel, 
 George G. Ide. 
 Okas. E. Jackson. 
 Johu Blanchard. 
 James W. Rogers. 
 
 Grantham, 
 
 Langdon, 
 
 Lempster, 
 
 Newport, 
 
 Plainfield, 
 Springfield 
 Sunapee, 
 Unity, 
 Washington, 
 
 Thos. B. Alexander 
 Ilenry Prentiss 
 Andrew J. Mitchell’' 
 Alex. V. Hitchcock)! 
 Levi W. Barton, 
 Geo. II. Fairbanks. 
 James Freeman *.j 
 Ilosea B. Chase.| 
 Jeremiah W. Merrill .; 
 Joseph M. Perkins. 
 Henry Train 
 
 * Died before Legislature assembled 
 
 Whole number of Representatives, 361 ; Republicans, 232; Demo¬ 
 crats, 159 ; Republican majority, 73. 
 
 '} 
 
 Senators. 
 
 CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION. 
 
 Bainbridge Wadleigh, Milford, to Mar. 3, 1879. 
 
 E. H. Rollins, Concord, to Mar. 3, 1883, 
 
 Frank Jones, Portsmouth, d Representatives 
 
 p“tt r ’ } to ^rrM 3,1879. 
 
 VOTES FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. 
 
 FIRST DISTRICT. 
 
 Frank Jones, d. 13,925; Gilman Marston, r. 13,885 ; Scattering, 21. 
 Jones’ plurality, 40. 
 
 SECOND DISTRICT. 
 
 James B. Briggs, r. 13,209 ; Alvah W. Sulloway, d. 12,111; Scattering. 
 11. Briggs’ plurality, 1,098. 
 
 THIRD DISTRICT. 
 
 Henry W. Blair, r. 12,683; Henry O.Kent, d. 11,824; Scattering, 8; 
 Blair's plurality, 859. 
 
 THE GOVERNOR 
 
 of New Hampshire is chosen annually, on the second Tuesday of 
 March, by a majority vote, and takes his seat on the first Thursday of 
 the following June, but after the election in Mar. 1878, the Governor, 
 and all other officers, will be elected once in two years, on the Tues¬ 
 day next after the first Monday in November, beginning with Novem¬ 
 ber 1878, according to Statute of June 1877. In case of no election by 
 the people, the legislature elects one of the two persons having the 
 highest number of votes. 
 
 To be eligible to the office of Governor, one must be thirty years 
 old,and an inhabitant of the State for seven years, last preceding his 
 inauguration. In case of the death, disability or resignation m tne 
 Governor, the office is filled by the President of the Senate. 
 
 The Executive Council consists of five Councillors, elected by dis¬ 
 tricts at the same-time and in the same manner as the Governor. 
 
 The Governor and Couucil appoint all judicial officers— the attor 
 ney general, solicitors, notaries, sheriffs, coroners, judges and regis 
 ters of probate, and general and field officers of the militia. 
 
174 LEGISLATIVE ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS. 
 
 MILITARY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 There are two organized regiments in the State, numbering 1076 
 men, which with 3 unattached companies are consolidated in a single 
 brigade. The unattached companies, have an aggregate of 196 men-- 
 making, with field and staff officers, 1395. The enrolled militia 
 amounts to 41,485 men. Com’d’r-in-Chief, llis Excellency B. F. Pres¬ 
 cott. Ira Cross is Adjutant, Inspector and Quarter-master General. 
 
 DOINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE IN 1877. 
 
 The following Acts were passed. 
 
 To repeal chapter forty-six of the Pamphlet Laws of 1876. 
 
 In amendment of chapter one hundred and twenty-four of the General 
 Statutes relating to homesteads. 
 
 In amendment of section one of chapter forty-three of the Pamphlet 
 Law's of 1876 in relation to the time, and places of holding the Pro¬ 
 bate Courts in the couuty of Grafton. 
 
 To apportion the state tax between the towns of Landaff and Easton. 
 In relation to Probate Courts for the Couuty of Coos. 
 
 In relation to challenges in capital cases. 
 
 Amending an act relating to the repairing of highways. 
 
 Prohibiting coal tar, refuse or deposits from gas works being deposited 
 in the Squamscot river. 
 
 In relation to public parks and cemeteries. 
 
 To sever certain territory from Hampstead and annex same to Danville 
 To better preserve records of the doings of county delegations. 
 
 For the protection of fish in Larkin’s Pond in Hooksett. 
 
 To provide for the protection and security of public libraries. 
 Amending an act in relation to hearings before town officers. 
 
 To suppress exhibitions of the fighting of birds, dogs and other ani¬ 
 mals. 
 
 Relating to the liabilities of persons summoned as trustees. 
 
 Amending an act relating to public parks and cemeteries. 
 
 To authorize the State Treasurer to issue Registered Bonds. 
 
 'To establish a new proportion for the assessment of public taxes. 
 Providing for the trial of small causes without the intervention of a 
 jury. 
 
 In relation to taxes paid by savings banks to the United States. 
 
 To remove the disabilities of married women. 
 
 Extending the jurisdiction of police courts in civil causes. 
 
 Relating to Trustees of Estates. 
 
 Relating to the present judiciary system. 
 
 Concerning the observance of “ Decoration Day” as a legal holiday. 
 Relating to offences against public justice. 
 
 In relation to the rate of board at the State Reform School. 
 
 In relation to the New Hampshire asylum for the insane. 
 
 Amending an act in relation to Police officers. 
 
 In regard to a temporary loan. 
 
 To provide for the assessment and collection of a State tax. 
 
 To fix the time when the constitutional amendments, adopted in March 
 last shall take effect; also providing for compiling the statutes of 
 the State. 
 
 Amending an act in regard to the publication of probate notices. 
 
 To increase the revenues of the State of New Hampshire. 
 
 Providing for the repairs of the roads in Green’s Grant and Martin’s 
 Location in the couuty of Coos, for a term of years. 
 
 Relating to the town of Rye. 
 
LEGISLATIVE ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS. 
 
 175 
 
 In relation to the more equal distribution of estates. 
 
 'Providing for the establishment of boards of education in such school 
 districts of the State as may desire the same. 
 
 In relation to public pounds and distraining animals. 
 
 For the relief of the town of Allenstown. 
 
 Amending an act relating to actions. 
 
 In relation to the support of indigent idiotic and feeble adult children. 
 Relating to meetings and officers of school districts. 
 
 To increase the efficiency and reduce the expenses of the militia. 
 Regulating the taking of fish. 
 
 In ammendment of an act providing for the establishment of a nor¬ 
 mal school. 
 
 To provide for the employment of prisoners in county jails. 
 
 In regard to the protection of pickerel and in amendment of section 
 sixty-three, chapter one, Pamphlet Laws of 1868. 
 
 Regulating constructing of telegraph lines. 
 
 For the better protection of trout. 
 
 Regarding concealed weapons. 
 
 For the better protection of children. 
 
 To repeal chapter one hundred and eleven of the Pamphlet Laws of 
 1868, and to abolish the office of “ state geologist.” 
 
 In relation to aqueduct and gas light companies. 
 
 Relating to the public printing. 
 
 Concerning the solemnization of marriage. 
 
 To repeal chapter twenty-two, Pamphlet Laws of 1868, concerning 
 equalizing taxation. 
 
 In amendment of section seven, chapter fifty-one, of the General 
 Statutes regarding persons giving name to Collector of Taxes. 
 
 To regulate the publication of the reports of the supreme court. 
 
 To encourage the destruction of noxious animals and birds. 
 
 For the protection of oyster beds. 
 
 Defining the powers and duties of the fish commissioners and wardens. 
 Legalizing all the taxes assessed in the town of Bethlehem in 1877. 
 
 In amendment of chapter ninety-nine General Statutes, in relation to 
 selling liqnor. 
 
 Providing for the erection of a new state prison. 
 
 Making an appropriation for the State Normal School. 
 
 To authorize the appointment of special administrators. 
 
 To prevent towns and cities from aiding railroads and other corpora¬ 
 tions. 
 
 To reorganize and equalize the Senatorial Districts according to the 
 amended constitution. 
 
 Regulating the sale of cider, in towns which shall adopt the Act. 
 Relative to the publication of city ordinances. 
 
 For the protection of black bass and salmon trout in Spofford’s Lake. 
 To change the time for holding the elections for the choice of town 
 officers. 
 
 In amendment of an act preventing incompetent persons conducting 
 the business of druggists and apothecaries in this State. 
 
 Defining the representation of towns of less than six hundred popula¬ 
 tion, as shown by the census of 1870. 
 
 In relation to drawing logs on the public highways. 
 
 And these Joint Resolutions. 
 
 Extending the hospitalities of the State to the President of the United 
 States. 
 
176 LEGISLATIVE ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS. 
 
 To provide the Governor and Councillors with one copy each of the 
 People Hand-Book. 
 
 Providing for the contingent expenses of the Governor. 
 
 In favor of the repeal of the national bankrupt law. 
 
 jRelating to the relief mapf'of the State. 
 
 jin favor of the State library. 
 
 In favor of James W. Colby. 
 
 Relating to the Adjutant-General’s department. 
 
 In favor of the prisoners' aid society 
 
 To appropriate money for the salary of the chaplain and instructor 
 of the state prison. 
 
 To appropriate money for the increase of the state prison library. 
 
 In favor of indigent blind persons, deaf mutes, and feeble-minded 
 children. 
 
 For the relief of the City savings bank in Manchester. 
 
 In favor of the road in the towns of Erroll and Wentworth’s Location. 
 
 In favor of Wm. II. Cummings, S. G. Griffiu, I. W. Parsons and C. H. 
 Bartlett. 
 
 In relation to the claim of Warren M. Kelley for arrears of pay. 
 
 Authorizing the state treasurer to assign and distribute to the town 
 of Jaffrey its proportion of the literary fund. 
 
 For appropriations through the White Mountain Notch. 
 
 In favor of the roads in the town of Dixville, Coos county. 
 
 In favor of the main traveled road through the town of Randolph. 
 
 Providing for a board of commissioners to examine and ascertain 
 whether all classes of property are equally taxed, and to recommend 
 a plan to relieve the towns and cities from what is known as the 
 State tax. 
 
 In relation to the Winnipesaukee Lake Cotton and Woolen Manufact¬ 
 uring Company. 
 
 In favor of the department of Justice at Washington. 
 
 Of thanks for portraits. 
 
 In favor of George Y. Sawyer, Jonas Livingston, and the heirs o^ 
 Hiram R. Roberts. 
 
 Relating to the celebration of the centennial anniversary of the battle 
 of Bennington. 
 
 In relation to the fish commission. 
 
 In favor of the New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic 
 Arts. 
 
 Relating to a national prohibitory law. 
 
 In favor of John Pender. 
 
 In favor of Simeon F. Platts. 
 
 Providing for repairs on the state house and heating apparatus. 
 
 Relating to the reform movement. 
 
 In favor of the New Hampshire Historical Society. 
 
 In relation to the highway in the town of Lincoln. 
 
 In favor of the State Reform School. 
 
 Ceding the right of New Hampshire in the national cemeteries to 
 the general government. 
 
 In favor of appointing a committee to confer with the fish commis 
 sioners in revising and amending the fish and game laws. 
 
 In favor of the centennial committee. 
 
 In favor of the engrossing clerk. 
 
 Concerninga commission for equalizingtaxes and increasing revenues. 
 
 In favor of Charles E. Cummiugs and others. 
 
GOV. VOTE—POPULATION—VALUATION &C. 177 
 
 Tabular Statement, by Towns, of 
 
 Votes for Governor in 1376 and ’77 ; Population in 1370 ; Average Val¬ 
 uation in 1375 and 76 s and Apportionment on each $1000 of State Tax. 
 
 Belknap County—11 towns. 
 
 1877. 1876. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 221 
 
 170 
 
 15 
 
 232 
 
 172 
 
 1769 
 
 723,006 
 
 3.86 
 
 Barnstead, 
 
 123 
 
 254 
 
 2 
 
 118 
 
 255 
 
 1544 
 
 598,980 
 
 3.02 
 
 Belmont, 
 
 133 
 
 174 
 
 
 129 
 
 176 
 
 1185 
 
 675,093 
 
 3.39 
 
 C’ter Harbor, 
 
 71 
 
 80 
 
 
 79 
 
 79 
 
 446 
 
 214,041 
 
 1.07 
 
 Gilford, 
 
 336 
 
 299 
 
 3 
 
 270 
 
 223 
 
 3361 
 
 1,293.872 
 
 7.5 4 
 
 Grilmanton, 
 
 213 
 
 158 
 
 1 
 
 236 
 
 183 
 
 1644 
 
 6 44,220 
 
 3.43 
 
 Laconia, 
 
 307 
 
 443 
 
 1 
 
 400 
 
 518 3 
 
 2309 
 
 2.590,578 
 
 10.60 
 
 Meredith,' 
 
 186 
 
 237 
 
 
 191 
 
 224 
 
 1807 
 
 895,771 
 
 4.51 
 
 N. Hampton, 
 Sanbornton, 
 
 169 
 
 99 
 
 4 
 
 177 
 
 95 2 
 
 1257 
 
 410,075 
 
 2.32 
 
 129 
 
 189 
 
 
 142 
 
 203 
 
 1236 
 
 585,589 
 
 3.37 1 
 
 L'ilton. 
 
 128 
 
 149 
 
 9 
 
 138 
 
 159 7 
 
 1147 
 
 541,888 
 
 2.73 
 
 
 2006 
 
 2252 
 
 35 
 
 2112 2289 12 
 
 17,705 9,173,113 
 
 45.84 
 
 
 Carroll County—18 towns. 
 
 
 
 Albany, 
 
 36 
 
 47 
 
 
 34 
 
 56 
 
 339 
 
 123,266 
 
 .62 
 
 Bartlett, 
 
 46 
 
 165 
 
 
 60 
 
 163 
 
 629 
 
 240,263 
 
 1.22 
 
 Brookfield, 
 
 59 
 
 46 
 
 
 65 
 
 49 1 
 
 416 
 
 205,269 
 
 1.04 
 
 Chatham, 
 
 55 
 
 59 
 
 
 63 
 
 57 
 
 445 
 
 124,317 
 
 .67 
 
 Conway. 
 
 208 
 
 242 
 
 
 239 
 
 267 
 
 1607 
 
 655,547 
 
 3.80 
 
 Eaton, 
 
 35 
 
 124 
 
 
 37 
 
 110 
 
 656 
 
 152,577 
 
 .771 
 
 Effingham, 
 
 103 
 
 181 
 
 
 118 
 
 143 
 
 904 
 
 294,456 
 
 1.49; 
 
 Freedom, 
 
 33 
 
 170 
 
 
 32 
 
 149 
 
 1737 
 
 339,067 
 
 1.70 
 
 Hart's Locat’n, 10 
 
 5 
 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 
 26 
 
 24,310 
 
 .26 
 
 Hale’s Locat’n, 
 
 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 .01 
 
 Jackson, 
 
 9 
 
 123 
 
 
 12 
 
 115 2 
 
 474 
 
 221.112 
 
 .86, 
 
 Madison, 
 
 116 
 
 35 
 
 
 112 
 
 36 
 
 646 
 
 189,852 
 
 .96 
 
 Moultonboro, 
 
 124 
 
 173 
 
 
 109 
 
 201 
 
 1299 
 
 424,801 
 
 2.15 
 
 Ossipee, 
 
 218 
 
 240 
 
 4 
 
 226 
 
 197 8 
 
 1822 
 
 599,915 
 
 3.02 
 
 Sandwich, 
 
 273 
 
 203 
 
 2 
 
 263 
 
 218 4 
 
 1854 
 
 524.639 
 
 3.22 
 
 Tam worth, 
 
 181 
 
 155 
 
 
 207 
 
 145 
 
 1344 
 
 472,988 
 
 2.23 
 
 Tuftonboro, 
 
 L03 
 
 145 
 
 1 
 
 122 
 
 146 5 
 
 949 
 
 424.972 
 
 2.13 
 
 Wakefield, 
 
 143 
 
 136 
 
 2 
 
 134 
 
 177 
 
 1185 
 
 605,715 
 
 3.05 
 
 Wolfeboro, 
 
 265 
 
 301 
 
 
 311 
 
 312 
 
 1995 
 
 1,545,610 
 
 7.78 
 
 
 2017 
 
 2553 
 
 9 
 
 2154 2544 20 
 
 17331 
 
 7,168,676 
 
 36.98 
 
 
 Cheshire^County—23 towns. 
 
 
 
 Alstead, 
 
 141 
 
 138 
 
 
 154 
 
 153 
 
 1213 
 
 659,077 
 
 3.69 
 
 Chesterfield, 
 
 147 
 
 124 
 
 3 
 
 167 
 
 151 
 
 1289 
 
 598,762 
 
 3.24 
 
 Dublin, 
 
 100 
 
 24 
 
 
 107 
 
 28 
 
 930 
 
 398,052 
 
 2.00 
 
 Fitzwilliam, 
 
 206 
 
 59 
 
 22 
 
 194 
 
 89 2 
 
 1140 
 
 584,560 
 
 3.15 
 
 Grilsuin, 
 
 67 
 
 105 
 
 
 . 69 
 
 102 
 
 590 
 
 328,051 
 
 1.78 
 
 

 178 GOV. VOTE— 
 
 POPULATION— 
 
 •VALUATION AC. 
 
 i 
 
 Harrisville, 
 
 88 
 
 96 
 
 
 92 
 
 80 
 
 2 
 
 1342 
 
 434,876 
 
 2.31 
 
 Hinsdale, 
 
 258 
 
 96 
 
 3 
 
 260 
 
 98 
 
 4 
 
 1342 
 
 805,430 
 
 3.80 
 
 Jaffrey, 
 
 185 
 
 106 
 
 7 
 
 196 
 
 117 
 
 
 1256 
 
 916,780 
 
 4.61 
 
 Keene, 
 
 925 
 
 562 
 
 10 
 
 946 
 
 604 
 
 5 
 
 5971 
 
 6,458,801 
 
 29.97 
 
 Ward 1, 
 
 215 
 
 139 
 
 1 
 
 239 
 
 152 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 2, 
 
 171 
 
 64 
 
 3 
 
 156 
 
 84 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 3, 
 
 218 
 
 124 
 
 4 
 
 228 
 
 128 
 
 3 
 
 
 
 . 
 
 Ward 4, 
 
 180 
 
 78 
 
 2 
 
 188 
 
 83 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 5, 
 
 141 
 
 157 
 
 
 135 
 
 157 
 
 
 
 
 
 Marlborough, 
 
 257 
 
 50 
 
 1 
 
 252 
 
 49 
 
 2 
 
 1017 
 
 602,857 
 
 3.42 
 
 Marlow, 
 
 93 
 
 101 
 
 
 83 
 
 104 
 
 
 710 
 
 410,923 
 
 2.07 
 
 Nelson, 
 
 64 
 
 44 
 
 
 67 
 
 43 
 
 
 744 
 
 219,985 
 
 1.10 
 
 Richmond, 
 
 99 
 
 80 
 
 
 105 
 
 94 
 
 
 868 
 
 318.656 
 
 1.60 
 
 Rindge, 
 
 193 
 
 58 
 
 
 189 
 
 56 
 
 
 1107 
 
 555,755 
 
 2.99 
 
 Roxbury, 
 
 26 
 
 11 
 
 
 24 
 
 10 
 
 
 . 174 
 
 88,048 
 
 .44 
 
 Stoddard, 
 
 57 
 
 69 
 
 1 
 
 46 
 
 80 
 
 
 667 
 
 287,297 
 
 1.44 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 66 
 
 20 
 
 
 69 
 
 25 
 
 
 347 
 
 260,596 
 
 1.51 
 
 Surry, 
 
 53 
 
 37 
 
 
 52 
 
 51 
 
 
 318 
 
 210,459 
 
 1.16 
 
 jSwanzey, # 
 
 163 
 
 222 
 
 15 
 
 167 
 
 241 
 
 9 
 
 1626 
 
 868,050 
 
 3.87 
 
 Troy, 
 
 119 
 
 50 
 
 1 
 
 130 
 
 53 
 
 
 767 
 
 461,869 
 
 2.37 
 
 Walpole, 
 
 199 
 
 241 
 
 ' 1 
 
 189 
 
 252 
 
 1 
 
 1830 
 
 1,247,878 
 
 7.05 
 
 Westmorel’d, 
 
 145 
 
 143 
 
 1 
 
 144 
 
 151 
 
 3 
 
 1256 
 
 766,546 
 
 4.24 
 
 Winchester, 
 
 274 
 
 232 
 
 7 
 
 278 
 
 264 
 
 2 
 
 2097 
 
 1,150,957 
 
 5.39 
 
 3925 
 
 2668 
 
 72 3980 2895 
 
 30 
 
 27265 18,634,265 
 
 93.21 
 
 
 
 Coos 
 
 County 
 
 —22 
 
 TOWNS. 
 
 
 
 Berlin, 
 
 30 
 
 68 
 
 
 30 
 
 60 
 
 
 529 
 
 238,890 
 
 1.30 
 
 (Cambridge did not 
 
 vote, 
 
 
 
 
 
 28 
 
 27,000 
 
 .14; 
 
 (Carroll, 
 
 26 
 
 68 
 
 i 
 
 33 
 
 60 
 
 
 378 
 
 264,060 
 
 1.33! 
 
 IClarksville, 
 
 31 
 
 43 
 
 
 33 
 
 42 
 
 
 269 
 
 95,824 
 
 .63; 
 
 jColebrook, 
 
 211 
 
 185 
 
 2 
 
 219 
 
 179 
 
 
 1372 
 
 593,056 
 
 3.37 
 
 Columbia, 
 
 103 
 
 88 
 
 
 115 
 
 82 
 
 
 752 
 
 291,793 
 
 1.57- 
 
 Dalton, 
 
 56 
 
 89 
 
 1 
 
 54 
 
 88 
 
 
 ' 773 
 
 213,623 
 
 1.20 
 
 Tummer, 
 
 53 
 
 43 
 
 
 46 
 
 39 
 
 
 317 
 
 77,180 
 
 .44| 
 
 lErroll, 
 
 11 
 
 28 
 
 
 15 
 
 29 
 
 
 178 
 
 74,402 
 
 .50! 
 
 Gorham, 
 
 116 
 
 152 
 
 1 
 
 121 
 
 146 
 
 
 1167 
 
 365,907 
 
 2.14 
 
 Jefferson, 
 
 48 
 
 167 
 
 10 
 
 44 
 
 148 
 
 4 
 
 826 
 
 242,581 
 
 1.52 
 
 Lancaster, 
 
 306 
 
 314 
 
 29 
 
 329 
 
 300 
 
 14 
 
 2248 
 
 1,162,596 
 
 5.86 
 
 ! Milan, 
 
 109 
 
 66 
 
 
 113 
 
 74 
 
 
 710 
 
 186,106 
 
 .94 
 
 jNorthumbTd 
 
 113 
 
 132 
 
 3 
 
 97 
 
 142 
 
 1 
 
 955 
 
 372,828 
 
 2.06 
 
 Pittsburg, 
 
 55 
 
 59 
 
 
 55 
 
 60 
 
 
 400 
 
 177.990 
 
 1.41; 
 
 i Randolph, 
 
 6 
 
 33 
 
 
 7 
 
 33 
 
 
 138 
 
 59,670 
 
 .30! 
 
 Shelburne, 
 
 40 
 
 21 
 
 
 37 
 
 27 
 
 
 259 
 
 118,146 
 
 .59 
 
 Stark, 
 
 64 
 
 82 
 
 
 68 
 
 82 
 
 
 464 
 
 208,802 
 
 1.05 
 
 Stewartstown 
 
 , 35 
 
 172 
 
 4 
 
 48 
 
 159 
 
 
 909 
 
 298,445 
 
 1.80 
 
 Stratford, 
 
 68 
 
 110 
 
 
 69 
 
 119 
 
 
 886 
 
 310,709 
 
 1.75 
 
 Wentworth’s Lo. 0 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 38 
 
 19,000 
 
 .09 
 
 Whitefield, 
 
 192 
 
 173 
 
 12 
 
 181 
 
 168 
 
 15 
 
 1196 
 
 504,355 
 
 2.67 
 
 iBean’s Purchase. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 14,000 
 
 .07 
 
 IChandler’s Purchase. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 3,500 
 
 •02 
 
 Crawford’s Purchase. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 40,000 
 
 .20 
 
 jCutts’ Grant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 7,500 
 
 .03 
 
 'Dixville. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 8 
 
 20.000 
 
 .10 
 
 Dix’s Grant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 8,000 
 
 .04 
 
 Ervin’s Grant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2,400 
 
 .01 
 
GOV. VOTE—POPULATION- 
 
 —VALUATION 
 
 &C. 
 
 179 
 
 Green’s Grant. 
 
 
 71 
 
 6,500 
 
 .33 
 
 Low & Burbank’s Grant. 
 
 
 
 10.000 
 
 .05 
 
 Gilmantou & Atkinson Academy Grant. 
 
 
 
 14,500 
 
 .07 
 
 Ivilkenney. 
 
 
 
 16,000 
 
 .08 
 
 Sawyer & Burbank’s Grant. 
 
 
 
 5,000 
 
 .05 
 
 Martin’s Location. 
 
 
 17 
 
 5,000 
 
 .03 
 
 Millsfield Location. 
 
 
 28 
 
 29,000 
 
 .15 
 
 Nash & Sawyer’s Loc. 
 
 
 
 7,500 
 
 .04 
 
 Odell’s Township. 
 
 
 1 
 
 33.000 
 
 .18 
 
 Pinkham's Grant. 
 
 
 
 51,000 
 
 .03 
 
 Success. 
 
 
 5 
 
 16,3o0 
 
 .08 
 
 Sargent’s Purchase. 
 
 
 
 26,700 
 
 .14 
 
 Second College Grant. 
 
 
 11 
 
 19,500 
 
 .13 
 
 Thompson & Meserve’s Purchase 
 
 
 
 12,500 
 
 .06 
 
 Crawford’s Grant. 
 
 
 
 26.000 
 
 .14 
 
 1673"" l JTo3 57 1714 2053 34 15,580 6,276,869 34.66 
 
 Grafton County— 38 towns. 
 
 Alexandria, 
 
 103 
 
 133 
 
 
 101 
 
 141 
 
 1 
 
 877 
 
 263,136 
 
 1.45 
 
 Ashland, 
 
 170 
 
 87 
 
 
 159 
 
 89 
 
 1 
 
 885 
 
 588,102 
 
 2.97 
 
 Bath, 
 
 Benton, 
 
 96 
 
 139 
 
 
 106 
 
 130 
 
 
 1168 
 
 593.741 
 
 2.99 
 
 18 
 
 60 
 
 
 14 
 
 67 
 
 
 375 
 
 134.709 
 
 .68 
 
 Bethlehem, 
 
 43 
 
 263 
 
 
 25 
 
 255 
 
 1 
 
 998 
 
 432,213 
 
 2.43 
 
 Bridgewater, 
 
 65 
 
 44 
 
 
 63 
 
 47 
 
 
 453 
 
 149,323 
 
 .75 
 
 Bristol, 
 
 246 
 
 144 
 
 2 
 
 248 
 
 145 
 
 3 
 
 1416 
 
 594,958 
 
 3.27 
 
 Campton, 
 
 173 
 
 125 
 
 
 ISO 
 
 130 
 
 
 1226 
 
 361,902 
 
 1.94 
 
 Canaan, 
 
 233 
 
 175 
 
 
 272 
 
 202 
 
 2 
 
 1877 
 
 689,408 
 
 3.47 
 
 Dorchester, 
 
 47 
 
 101 
 
 
 44 
 
 96 
 
 
 689 
 
 160,935 
 
 .81 
 
 Easton, 
 
 8 
 
 78 
 
 
 8 
 
 77 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ellsworth, 
 
 2 
 
 51 
 
 
 1 
 
 46 
 
 
 5 
 
 39,552 
 
 .20 
 
 Enfield, 
 
 206 
 
 156 
 
 
 224 
 
 172 
 
 4 
 
 1662 
 
 842,963 
 
 4.54 
 
 Franconia, 
 
 48 
 
 92 
 
 
 46 
 
 94 
 
 
 549 
 
 280,050 
 
 1.41 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 100 
 
 136 
 
 
 105 
 
 145 
 
 
 907 
 
 391,112 
 
 1.97 
 
 Groton, 
 
 53 
 
 76 
 
 
 56 
 
 81 
 
 
 583 
 
 164.517 
 
 .83 
 
 Hanover, 
 
 259 
 
 157 
 
 
 238 
 
 161 
 
 
 2085 
 
 1,130,928 
 
 5.63 
 
 Haverhill, 
 
 238 
 
 311 
 
 
 233 
 
 302 
 
 
 2270 
 
 963,808 
 
 4.93 
 
 Hebron, 
 
 38 
 
 60 
 
 
 36 
 
 60 
 
 
 382 
 
 • 119,914 
 
 .68 
 
 Holderness, 
 
 85 
 
 113 
 
 
 85 
 
 113 
 
 
 793 
 
 268,118 
 
 1.47 
 
 Landaif, 
 
 32 
 
 86 
 
 
 43 
 
 149 
 
 
 882 
 
 375,917 
 
 1.79 
 
 Lebanon, 
 
 601 
 
 261 
 
 
 640 
 
 289 
 
 
 3098 
 
 2,369,765 
 
 11.92 
 
 Lincoln, 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 
 7 
 
 11 
 
 
 71 
 
 34,001 
 
 .17 
 
 Lisbon, 
 
 241 
 
 218 
 
 
 255 
 
 202 
 
 1 
 
 1848 
 
 987,442 
 
 4.97 
 
 Littleton, 
 
 315 
 
 365 
 
 
 292 
 
 367 
 
 
 2446 
 
 1,250,891 
 
 6.55 
 
 Livermore, 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 
 7 
 
 6 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 Lyman, 
 
 69 
 
 95 
 
 
 75 
 
 86 
 
 
 658 
 
 229,674 
 
 1.16 
 
 Lyme, 
 
 218 
 
 95 
 
 4 
 
 221 
 
 107 
 
 1 
 
 1358 
 
 572,948 
 
 3.07 
 
 Monroe, 
 
 79 
 
 45 
 
 
 76 
 
 39 
 
 
 532 
 
 228,219 
 
 1.25 
 
 Orange, 
 
 45 
 
 39 
 
 
 53 
 
 45 
 
 
 340 
 
 112,526 
 
 .52 
 
 Orford, 
 
 168 
 
 98 
 
 1 
 
 164 
 
 123 
 
 
 1119 
 
 587,371 
 
 3.36 
 
 Piermont, 
 
 97 
 
 73 
 
 
 103 
 
 66 
 
 
 792 
 
 450,402 
 
 2.26 
 
 Plymouth, 
 
 191 
 
 236 
 
 
 179 
 
 236 
 
 
 1409 
 
 784.824 
 
 3.95 
 
 Rumney, 
 
 Thornton, 
 
 153 
 
 128 
 
 8 
 
 148 
 
 126 
 
 8 
 
 1164 
 
 426,602 
 
 2.41 
 
 67 
 
 143 
 
 
 64 
 
 146 
 
 
 840 
 
 190.979 
 
 .96 
 
 Warren, 
 
 56 
 
 170 
 
 
 54 
 
 174 
 
 
 960 
 
 360,200 
 
 1.81 
 
 W aterville, 
 
 1 
 
 7 
 
 
 2 
 
 7 
 
 
 33 
 
 23,713 
 
 .12 
 
 Wentworth, 
 
 66 
 
 207 
 
 
 65 
 
 190 
 
 
 971 
 
 312,850 
 
 1.17 
 
180 GOV. VOTE—POPULATION— 
 
 -VALUATION 40. 
 
 
 Woodstock, 
 
 28 
 
 66 
 
 1 
 
 28 
 
 66 
 
 
 405 
 
 85,448 
 
 .51 
 
 Elkins’ Grant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 30,000 
 
 .15 
 
 Sargent & Elkins’ Grant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 7,500 
 
 .04 
 
 Hatch & Cleaves’ Grant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 600 
 
 . 01 ; 
 
 Two Raymond Grants. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 500 
 
 .01! 
 
 Bean & Gilman’s Purchase, 
 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 2,000 
 
 01. 
 
 ' 
 
 4677 4353 
 
 11 
 
 4705 
 
 4905 
 
 22 
 
 17,596,761 
 
 90.75 
 
 
 Hillsborough County— 31 towns. 
 
 
 Amherst, 
 
 204 
 
 114 
 
 4 
 
 217 
 
 115 
 
 5 
 
 1353 
 
 885,440 
 
 4.46 
 
 Antrim, 
 
 161 
 
 157 
 
 1 
 
 159 
 
 165 
 
 2 
 
 905 
 
 581,541- 
 
 3.29 
 
 Bedford, 
 
 159 
 
 138 
 
 1 
 
 161 
 
 164 
 
 
 1221 
 
 673,712 
 
 3.90 
 
 Bennington, 
 
 40 
 
 64 
 
 
 50 
 
 72 
 
 
 401 
 
 217,464 
 
 1.09 
 
 Brookline, 
 
 107 
 
 118 
 
 
 110 
 
 117 
 
 
 741 
 
 362.110 
 
 1.88: 
 
 Deering, 
 
 61 
 
 117 
 
 1 
 
 54 
 
 123 
 
 2 
 
 722 
 
 287,219 
 
 1.70 
 
 Francestown, 
 
 142 
 
 97 
 
 
 146 
 
 100 
 
 
 
 579,633 
 
 3.18; 
 
 Goffstown, 
 
 250 
 
 195 
 
 3 
 
 246 
 
 207 
 
 
 1656 
 
 1,083,533 
 
 5 . 45 : 
 
 Greenfield, 
 
 60 
 
 121 
 
 
 67 
 
 119 
 
 
 527 
 
 373,860 
 
 2.02 
 
 Greenville, 
 
 120 
 
 54 
 
 
 120 
 
 52 
 
 
 975 
 
 571,093 
 
 2.87 i 
 
 Hancock, 
 
 83 
 
 113 
 
 
 88 
 
 112 
 
 
 692 
 
 425,149 
 
 2.31: 
 
 Hillsboro, 
 
 200 
 
 260 
 
 8 
 
 195 
 
 273 
 
 9 
 
 1595 
 
 754,139 
 
 4.31 i 
 
 Hollis. 
 
 168 
 
 136 
 
 2 
 
 172 
 
 145 
 
 2 
 
 1080 
 
 816,672 
 
 4.12 
 
 Hudson, 
 
 130 
 
 144 
 
 1 
 
 148 
 
 142 
 
 
 1066 
 
 688,035 
 
 3.46 
 
 Litchfield, 
 
 35 
 
 56 
 
 
 36 
 
 54 
 
 
 345 
 
 312,611 
 
 1.61! 
 
 Lyndeboro, 
 
 97 
 
 104 
 
 
 101 
 
 123 
 
 
 820 
 
 302,601 
 
 7.72 
 
 Manchester, 
 
 2506 
 
 1762 
 
 26 
 
 2752 2116 
 
 9 
 
 23509 19,242.430 
 
 99.3l| 
 
 Ward 1, 
 
 268 
 
 82 
 
 4 
 
 564 
 
 153 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 2, 
 
 350 
 
 119 
 
 4 
 
 703 
 
 230 
 
 3 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 3, 
 
 484 
 
 283 
 
 7 
 
 254 
 
 240 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 4, 
 
 477 
 
 270 
 
 2 
 
 278 
 
 294 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 5, 
 
 128 
 
 622 
 
 3 
 
 408 
 
 669 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 6, 
 
 336 
 
 175 
 
 1 
 
 342 
 
 402 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 7, 
 
 275 
 
 79 
 
 2 
 
 203 
 
 128 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 8, 
 
 188 
 
 132 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Mason, 
 
 74 
 
 89 
 
 
 75 
 
 100 
 
 
 1364 
 
 420,261 
 
 2.26' 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 167 
 
 90 
 
 
 177 
 
 120 
 
 
 1066 
 
 734,340 
 
 3.86>. 
 
 Milford, 
 
 463 
 
 142 
 
 
 484 
 
 146 
 
 3 
 
 2606 
 
 2,090,065 
 
 9.64! 
 
 Mont Vernon 
 
 , 68 
 
 88 
 
 
 73 
 
 82 
 
 
 601 
 
 364,832 
 
 1.84 
 
 Nashua, 
 
 1268 
 
 1099 
 
 11 
 
 1249 1180 
 
 26 
 
 10541 
 
 9405,195 
 
 43.63 
 
 Ward 1, 
 
 193 
 
 136 
 
 2 
 
 204 
 
 156 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 2, 
 
 156 
 
 115 
 
 1 
 
 178 
 
 156 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 3, 
 
 59 
 
 129 
 
 1 
 
 46 
 
 81 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 4, 
 
 130 
 
 32 
 
 
 128 
 
 36 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 5, 
 
 67 
 
 167 
 
 
 157 
 
 237 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 6, 
 
 319 
 
 239 
 
 2 
 
 212 
 
 206 
 
 8 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 7, 
 
 184 
 
 160 
 
 2 
 
 180 
 
 165 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 8, 
 
 180 
 
 121 
 
 3 
 
 144 
 
 143 
 
 3 
 
 
 
 
 New Boston, 
 
 144 
 
 173 
 
 5 
 
 133 
 
 186 
 
 1 
 
 1241 
 
 804,426 
 
 4.18 
 
 N. Ipswich, 
 
 177 
 
 60 
 
 2 
 
 169 
 
 86 
 
 
 1380 
 
 657,951 
 
 3.82, 
 
 Pelham 
 
 93 
 
 128 
 
 
 106 
 
 118 
 
 
 861 
 
 657,225 
 
 3.81 
 
 Peterbor’gk, 
 
 338 
 
 162 
 
 2 
 
 371 
 
 221 
 
 
 2236 
 
 1,674,976 
 
 9.69 
 
 Sharon, 
 
 35 
 
 ^28 
 
 
 34 
 
 33 
 
 
 182 
 
 82,672 
 
 42 ! 
 
 ! 
 
 Temple, 
 
 58 
 
 41 
 
 
 66 
 
 51 
 
 
 421 
 
 219,710 
 
 1.19, 
 
 Weare, 
 
 291 
 
 199 
 
 1 
 
 288 
 
 202 
 
 7 
 
 2093 
 
 1,054,153 
 
 5.31 
 
 W'ilton, 
 
 197 
 
 229 
 
 
 201 
 
 245 
 
 
 1974 
 
 990,834 
 
 4.61 
 
GOV. VOTE—POPULATION— 
 
 -VALUATION <&C. 
 
 181 
 
 Windsor, 
 
 4 
 
 15 
 
 
 4 
 
 16 
 
 
 81 
 
 52,695 
 
 " 2 1 
 
 
 7900 
 
 6293 
 
 68 
 
 8252 
 
 6985 
 
 65 
 
 64212 47,366,577 
 
 241.29 
 
 
 Merrimack County— 
 
 26* 
 
 TOWNS. 
 
 
 Allenstown, 
 
 52 
 
 100 
 
 
 45 
 
 118 
 
 
 804 
 
 753,401 
 
 5.40' 
 
 Andover, 
 
 100 
 
 258 
 
 
 102 
 
 265 
 
 l 
 
 1206 
 
 659,609 
 
 3.32 
 
 Boscawen, 
 
 173 
 
 164 
 
 2 • 
 
 161 
 
 170 
 
 2 
 
 1637 
 
 1, 088,823 
 
 5.33 
 
 Bow, 
 
 90 
 
 130 
 
 1 
 
 101 
 
 133 
 
 1 
 
 745 
 
 491,180 
 
 2.47 
 
 J Brad ford, 
 
 110 
 
 165 
 
 2 
 
 114 
 
 179 
 
 
 1081 
 
 501,922 
 
 2.53 
 
 Canterbury, 
 
 154 
 
 114 
 
 
 160 
 
 106 
 
 
 1169 
 
 670,978 
 
 3.38| 
 
 Chichester,) 
 
 86 
 
 128 
 
 
 97 
 
 116 
 
 1 
 
 872 
 
 320,309 
 
 1.88 
 
 'Concord, 
 
 1899 1330 
 
 15 
 
 1930 1400 
 
 13 
 
 1224 12,031,652 
 
 55.50 
 
 Ward 1, 
 
 204 
 
 163 
 
 6 
 
 211 
 
 170 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 2, 
 
 79 
 
 143 
 
 2 
 
 79 
 
 148 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 3, 
 
 93 
 
 103 
 
 
 106 
 
 110 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 4, 
 
 477 
 
 282 
 
 2 
 
 455 
 
 299 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 5, 
 
 432 
 
 202 
 
 n 
 
 404 
 
 213 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 6, 
 
 409 
 
 292 
 
 5 
 
 441 
 
 304 
 
 4 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 7, 
 
 205 
 
 145 
 
 
 234 
 
 156 
 
 
 
 
 
 jDanbury, 
 
 92 
 
 124 
 
 
 101 
 
 118 
 
 
 2796 
 
 366,639 
 
 1.85 
 
 Dunbarton, 
 
 111 
 
 81 
 
 2 
 
 122 
 
 90 
 
 1 
 
 778 
 
 633,989 
 
 3.19 
 
 Epsom, 
 
 115 
 
 146 
 
 
 110 
 
 155 
 
 
 993 
 
 391,704 
 
 2.08 
 
 Franklin, 
 
 316 
 
 480 
 
 3 
 
 374 
 
 424 
 
 3 
 
 2301 
 
 1,626,926 
 
 10.641 
 
 Henniker, 
 
 194 
 
 200 
 
 
 188 
 
 198 
 
 
 1288 
 
 811,701 
 
 4.08! 
 
 Hill, 
 
 105 
 
 60 
 
 
 115 
 
 68 
 
 
 620 
 
 227,854 
 
 1.24, 
 
 Hooksett, 
 
 186 
 
 98 
 
 3 
 
 193 
 
 m 
 
 
 1331 
 
 887,395 
 
 4.46 
 
 Hopkinton, 
 
 261 
 
 213 
 
 
 252 
 
 256 
 
 2 
 
 1815 
 
 1,312,966 
 
 5.85| 
 
 iLoudon, 
 
 100 
 
 222 
 
 
 125 
 
 227 
 
 
 1282 
 
 732,339 
 
 3.70[ 
 
 ■Newbury, 
 
 42 
 
 120 
 
 
 38 
 
 121 
 
 
 601 
 
 298,782 
 
 1.50| 
 
 iNew London, 
 
 144 
 
 90 
 
 
 L40 
 
 80 
 
 1 
 
 959 
 
 478,315 
 
 2.71 j 
 
 Northfield, 
 
 115 
 
 106 
 
 
 125 
 
 109 
 
 
 836 
 
 529,303 
 
 2.44; 
 
 Pembroke, 
 
 250 
 
 140 
 
 3 
 
 242 
 
 192 
 
 8 
 
 2518 
 
 1,436,288 
 
 6.97 
 
 Pittsfield, 
 
 197 
 
 250 
 
 2 
 
 273 
 
 293 
 
 7 
 
 1690 
 
 1,036,743 
 
 5.22; 
 
 Salisbury, 
 
 90 
 
 118 
 
 
 80 
 
 137 
 
 
 897 
 
 424,930 
 
 2.14; 
 
 Sutton, 
 
 150 
 
 128 
 
 
 152 
 
 132 
 
 
 1155 
 
 474,471 
 
 2.39 
 
 Warner, 
 
 256 
 
 213 
 
 
 251 
 
 222 
 
 
 1667 
 
 1,050,074 
 
 5.29! 
 
 Webster, 
 
 104 
 
 82 
 
 
 108 
 
 83 
 
 1 
 
 689 
 
 413,758 
 
 2.08 
 
 Wilmot, 
 
 107 
 
 146 
 
 
 105 
 
 150 
 
 - 
 
 1072 
 
 291,420 
 
 1.78 
 
 
 5599 
 
 5403 
 
 33 
 
 5804 
 
 5664 
 
 41 
 
 43757 
 
 29,943,471 
 
 149.42 
 
 
 Rockingham 
 
 County- 
 
 —38 TOWNS. 
 
 
 Atkinson, 
 
 90 
 
 65 
 
 
 82 
 
 72 
 
 1 
 
 488 
 
 330,102 
 
 1.79 
 
 Auburn, 
 
 109 
 
 91 
 
 
 106 
 
 90 
 
 
 815 
 
 328,360 
 
 1.78! 
 
 Brentwood, 
 
 121 
 
 67 
 
 
 128 
 
 52 
 
 
 895 
 
 341.085 
 
 1.87 
 
 Candia, 
 
 183 
 
 181 
 
 
 191 
 
 190 
 
 
 1457 
 
 583,313 
 
 2.95 
 
 Chester, 
 
 204 
 
 93 
 
 
 226 
 
 85 
 
 
 1153 
 
 483.931 
 
 2.81| 
 
 Danville, 
 
 96 
 
 76 
 
 1 
 
 84 
 
 85 
 
 
 548 
 
 232,059 
 
 1.15 
 
 Deerfield, 
 
 211 
 
 227 
 
 
 202 
 
 224 
 
 
 1768 
 
 645,969 
 
 3.70 
 
 Derry, 
 
 278 
 
 138 
 
 
 261 
 
 138 
 
 3 
 
 1S09 
 
 873,708 
 
 5.15 
 
 E. Kingston, 
 
 58 
 
 88 
 
 
 57 
 
 92 
 
 2 
 
 553 
 
 259,986 
 
 i.3i j 
 
 Epping, 
 
 191 
 
 205 
 
 
 181 
 
 214 
 
 7 
 
 1270 
 
 703,845 
 
 3.54 
 
 Exeter, 
 
 543 
 
 156 
 
 3 
 
 583 
 
 171 
 
 1 
 
 3437 
 
 2,565.397 
 
 12.91 
 
 Fremont, 
 
 87 
 
 62 
 
 4 
 
 94 
 
 74 
 
 1 
 
 527 
 
 237,516 
 
 1.20 
 
 Gosport, annexed to Rye 
 
 
 
 
 
 94 
 
 2,334 
 
 .11 
 
182 GOV. VOTE— 
 
 -POPULATION- 
 
 -VALUATION AC. 
 
 
 Greenland, 
 
 78 
 
 95 
 
 4 
 
 87 
 
 93 
 
 5 
 
 695. 
 
 474,448 
 
 2.77 
 
 Hampstead, 
 
 129 
 
 98 
 
 4 
 
 126 
 
 111 
 
 8 
 
 935 
 
 414,777 
 
 2.09 
 
 Hampton, 
 
 188 
 
 119 
 
 
 177 
 
 121 
 
 
 1177 
 
 736,225 
 
 3.70! 
 
 Hamp’n Falls 
 
 , 109 
 
 49 
 
 
 108 
 
 41 
 
 1 
 
 679 
 
 316,234 
 
 1.72! 
 
 Kensington, 
 
 73 
 
 86 
 
 
 78 
 
 84 
 
 
 641 
 
 325.069 
 
 1.76 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 137 
 
 142 
 
 4 
 
 130 
 
 152 
 
 10 
 
 1054 
 
 449.767 
 
 2.57 
 
 i Londonderry, 
 
 235 
 
 120 
 
 1 
 
 237 
 
 128 
 
 2 
 
 1405 
 
 709,878 
 
 3.93 
 
 Newcastle, 
 
 98 
 
 84 
 
 
 103 
 
 83 
 
 
 667 
 
 173,959 
 
 .85 
 
 Newington, 
 
 34 
 
 73 
 
 
 25 
 
 73 
 
 
 414 
 
 243,681 
 
 1.36 
 
 Newmarket, 
 
 226 
 
 288 
 
 
 242 
 
 268 
 
 
 1987 
 
 1,214,796 
 
 7.38 
 
 j Newton, 
 
 126 
 
 116 
 
 
 135 
 
 118 
 
 
 . ' 856 
 
 342,006 
 
 1.72 
 
 !n. Hampton, 
 
 91 
 
 130 
 
 
 85 
 
 131 
 
 
 723 
 
 485,861 
 
 2.45 
 
 North wood, 
 
 187 
 
 140 
 
 
 208 
 
 123 
 
 1 
 
 1430 
 
 547,888 
 
 2.97 
 
 Nottingham, 
 
 139 
 
 130 
 
 2 
 
 133 
 
 129 
 
 1 
 
 1130 
 
 426,575 
 
 2.16 
 
 Plaistow, 
 
 106 
 
 48 
 
 
 118 
 
 60 
 
 1 
 
 879 
 
 374,363 
 
 1.89 
 
 Portsmouth, 
 
 1146 
 
 1113 
 
 10 1154 1227 
 
 7 
 
 9211 
 
 8,567,765 
 
 50.65 
 
 Ward 1, 
 
 441 
 
 371 
 
 6 
 
 121 
 
 236 
 
 3 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 2, 
 
 485 
 
 350 
 
 2 
 
 195 
 
 108 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 3, 
 
 66 
 
 149 
 
 2 
 
 158 
 
 292 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 4, 
 
 154 
 
 243 
 
 
 65 
 
 122 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 5, 
 
 
 
 
 340 
 
 • 86 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 6, 
 
 
 
 
 116 
 
 275 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 7, 
 
 
 
 
 159 
 
 108 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Raymond, 
 
 119 
 
 217 
 
 
 132 
 
 217 
 
 
 1121 
 
 485,346 
 
 2.44 
 
 Rye, 
 
 116 
 
 196 
 
 
 96 
 
 163 
 
 
 994 
 
 696.975 
 
 3.78 
 
 i Salem, 
 
 227 
 
 165 
 
 8 
 
 233 
 
 176 
 
 27 
 
 1603 
 
 566,161 
 
 3.42 
 
 Sandown, 
 
 55 
 
 84 
 
 
 58 
 
 88 
 
 
 496 
 
 212,739 
 
 1.17 
 
 Seabrook, 
 
 155 
 
 213 
 
 1 
 
 181 
 
 198 
 
 
 1609 
 
 333,233 
 
 1.68 
 
 S. Hampton, 
 
 65 
 
 62 
 
 1 
 
 64 
 
 66 
 
 
 448 
 
 266,685 
 
 1.34 
 
 S. Newm’ket, 
 
 157 
 
 73 
 
 1 
 
 165 
 
 67 
 
 6 
 
 808 
 
 457,948 
 
 2.30 
 
 jStratham, 
 
 94 
 
 105 
 
 
 105 
 
 92 
 
 
 769 
 
 634,093 
 
 3.28; 
 
 Windham, 
 
 112 
 
 55 
 
 
 117 
 
 56 
 
 1 
 
 753 
 
 399,223 
 
 1.93 
 
 6378 
 
 5450 
 
 45 
 
 6492 5564 
 
 85 
 
 47310 27,443,300151.60 
 
 1 
 
 Strafford 
 
 County- 
 
 -13 
 
 TOWNS. 
 
 
 Barrington, 
 
 207 
 
 156 
 
 2 
 
 217 
 
 204 
 
 9 
 
 1583 
 
 658,9S3 
 
 3.42 
 
 Dover, 
 
 1187 
 
 885 
 
 12 
 
 1162 
 
 851 
 
 19 
 
 9012 
 
 8,448,852 
 
 36.35 
 
 Ward 1, 
 
 212 
 
 134 
 
 2 
 
 193 
 
 95 
 
 5 
 
 
 
 * 
 
 Ward 2, 
 
 311 
 
 279 
 
 6 
 
 342 
 
 481 
 
 6 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 3, 
 
 283 
 
 243 
 
 2 
 
 523 
 
 185 
 
 8 
 
 
 
 
 Ward 4, 
 
 376 
 
 229 
 
 2 
 
 104 
 
 90 
 
 
 
 
 
 Durham, 
 
 160 
 
 103 
 
 
 176 
 
 85 
 
 
 1299 
 
 653,672 
 
 3.52 
 
 Farmington, 
 
 392 
 
 371 
 
 7 
 
 396 
 
 376 
 
 11 
 
 2063 
 
 1,226,883 
 
 6.63 
 
 Lee, 
 
 92 
 
 91 
 
 1 
 
 75 
 
 122 
 
 3 
 
 776 
 
 407,038 
 
 2.56 
 
 Madbury, 
 
 85 
 
 47 
 
 
 76 
 
 51 
 
 
 408 
 
 292,519 
 
 1.26 
 
 Middleton, 
 
 34 
 
 72 
 
 
 33 
 
 63 
 
 
 476 
 
 154,559 
 
 .78 
 
 Milton, 
 
 228 
 
 137 
 
 
 232 
 
 131 
 
 
 1598 
 
 559,437 
 
 3.33 
 
 New Durham 
 
 48 
 
 152 
 
 2 
 
 45 
 
 143 
 
 4 
 
 974 
 
 297,273 
 
 1.63 
 
 Rochester 
 
 657 
 
 529 
 
 6 
 
 631 
 
 479 
 
 40 
 
 4104 
 
 2,832,012 
 
 14.12 
 
 Rollinsford, 
 
 189 
 
 88 
 
 7 
 
 196 
 
 93 
 
 
 1500 
 
 1,329,872 
 
 7.05 
 
 Somersworth 
 
 590 
 
 308 
 
 10 
 
 555 
 
 350 
 
 8 
 
 4504 
 
 2,963,351 
 
 16.10 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 167 
 
 255 
 
 1 
 
 172 
 
 252 
 
 
 1668 
 
 611,476 
 
 3.33’ 
 
 i 
 
 4036 
 
 3194 
 
 48 
 
 3966 
 
 3200 
 
 94 
 
 29965 20,435,927 
 
 100.14 
 
 .1 
 

 U. S 
 
 COURTS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE 
 
 183 
 
 
 Sullivan County— 15 towns. 
 
 t 
 
 Acworth, 
 
 157 
 
 127 
 
 149 147 
 
 1050 495,704 
 
 2.65 
 
 Charlestown, 
 
 222 
 
 143 
 
 236 153 
 
 1742 1,328,880 
 
 7.09 
 
 iClaremont, 
 
 662 
 
 301 
 
 7 665 290 13 
 
 4053 2,735,287 
 
 17.35 
 
 jCornish, 
 
 191 
 
 104 
 
 209 119 
 
 1334 665,364 
 
 3.35 
 
 iCroydon, 
 
 113 
 
 53 
 
 2 123 47 2 
 
 652 263,618 
 
 1.33 
 
 Goshen, 
 
 55 
 
 75 
 
 60 82 
 
 507 254,889 
 
 1.28 
 
 {Grantham, 
 
 87 
 
 74 
 
 94 72 * 
 
 608 213,728 
 
 1.08 
 
 Langdon, 
 
 71 
 
 34 
 
 70 41 
 
 411 321,172 
 
 1.62 
 
 Lempster, 
 
 94 
 
 87 
 
 2 93 95 1 
 
 678 271,229 
 
 1.46 
 
 Newport, 
 
 366 
 
 308 
 
 3 366 315 2 
 
 2163 1,412,693 
 
 8.38 
 
 Plainfield 
 
 143 
 
 195 
 
 154 195 1 
 
 1589 658,334 
 
 3.71 
 
 Springfield, 
 
 114 
 
 93 
 
 97 102 
 
 781 217,709 
 
 1.10 
 
 Sunapee, 
 
 99 
 
 129 
 
 1 91 138 
 
 808 290,903 
 
 1.56 
 
 Unity, 
 
 59 
 
 129 
 
 57 128- 
 
 839 367,070 
 
 1.90 
 
 Washington, 
 
 113 
 
 105 
 
 118 110 2 
 
 839 399,132 
 
 2.11 
 
 
 2546 
 
 1957 
 
 15 2582 2034 21 
 
 18054 9,895,712 
 
 56.15 
 
 
 
 SUMMARY BY COUNTIES. 
 
 
 Belknap, 
 
 2006 
 
 2252 
 
 35 2112 2289 
 
 12 17,705 9,173,113 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 2017 
 
 2553 
 
 9 2154 2544 
 
 20 17,331 7,168,676 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 3925 
 
 2668 
 
 72 3980 2895 
 
 30 27,265 18,634,265 
 
 Coos, 
 
 1673 
 
 2103 
 
 63 1714 2053 
 
 34 15,580 6,276,869 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 4677 
 
 4853 
 
 11 4705 4905 
 
 22 38,725 17,596,761 
 
 Hillsborough, 
 
 7900 
 
 6293 
 
 68 8252 6985 
 
 65 64,212 47,366,577 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 5599 
 
 5403 
 
 33 5804 5664 
 
 41 43,757 29,943,471 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 6378 
 
 5450 
 
 45 6492 5564 
 
 85 47,310 27,443,300 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 4036 
 
 3194 
 
 48 3966 3200 
 
 94 29,965 20,, 
 
 35,927 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 2546 
 
 1957 
 
 15 2582 2034 
 
 21 18,054 9,fi 
 
 95,712 
 
 
 12,821 
 
 11,581 
 
 161 41,761 38,133 
 
 424 319,904 152,957,168 
 
 
 11,581 
 
 
 38,133 
 
 
 
 
 161 
 
 
 424 
 
 
 
 Total votes, 24,563 80,318 
 
 United States Courts in New-IIainpsliire. 
 
 Circuit Court Judge —George F. Shepley, Portland, Me. 
 
 Circuit Court Clerk —Win. H. Hackett, Portsmouth. 
 
 ,District Court Judge —Daniel Clark, Manchester, 
 j District Court Clerk —Charles H. Bartlett, Manchester. 
 
 Marshal —J. N. Patterson, Concord. 
 
 Deputy Marshal —J. P. Morse, Portsmouth. 
 
 SESSIONS OF THE C0URT8. 
 
 Circuit Court at Portsmouth, 8th day of May, and at Exeter, 8th day 
 of October. 
 
 District Court at Portsmouth, 3d Tuesdays of March and September; 
 at Exeter, 3d Tuesdays of June and December. 
 
184 JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Jndiciary Department. 
 
 THE SUPREME CJURT. 
 
 Charles Doe, Rollinsfurd, Chief Justice. 
 
 William L. Foster, Concord, Associate Justice. 
 Clinton W. Stanley, Manchester, Associate Justice. 
 Isaac W. Smith, Manchester. Associate Justice. 
 George A. Bingham, Littleton, Associate Justice. 
 William H. 11. Allen, Claremont, Associate Justice. 
 Lewis YY. Clark, Manchester, Associate Justice. 
 Mason YY 7 . Tappan, Bradford, Attorney General. 
 Edward A. Jenks, Concord, Reporter. 
 
 CLERKS. 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Names. 
 
 Residences. 
 
 Belknap, 
 
 Martin A. Haynes, 
 
 Lake Y’illage. 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 YYhlliam A. Heard, 
 
 Sandwicch. 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 Edward Farrar, 
 
 Keene. 
 
 Coos, 
 
 Moses A. Hastings, 
 
 Lancaster. 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 Charles B. Griswold, 
 
 Lebanon. 
 
 Hillsboro, 
 
 George A. Ramsdell, 
 
 Nashua. 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 Luther S. Morrill, 
 
 Concord. 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 Charles G. Conner, 
 George E. Durgin, 
 
 Exeter. 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 Dover. 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 Geo. E. Dame, 
 
 SOLICITORS. 
 
 Newport. 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Names. 
 
 Residences. 
 
 Belknap, 
 
 John W. Currier, 
 
 Alton. 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 Buel C. Carter, 
 
 Wolfeboro. 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 Daniel K. Healey, 
 
 Keene. 
 
 Coos, 
 
 Edgar Aldrich, 
 
 Colebrook. 
 
 Gfrafton, 
 
 Evarts \Y\ Farr, 
 
 Charles II. Burns, 
 
 Littleton. 
 
 Hillsboro, 
 
 YYhlton. 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 Herman YY\ Greene, 
 
 Hopkinton. 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 Wm. B. Small, 
 
 Newmarket. 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 Charles B. Shackford, 
 
 Dover. 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 Ira Colby, 
 
 Claremont. 
 
 LAW TERMS. 
 
 At Concord, on the first Tuesday in June and the first Tuesday in 
 December. There are also adjourned terms in March and August of 
 each year. 
 
 TRIAL TERMS. 
 
 For the County of Belknap, at Laconia, on the fourth Tuesday of 
 March and the fourth Tuesday of September. 
 
 For the County of Carroll, at Ossipee on the third Tuesday of 
 April and the third Tuesday of October. 
 
 For the County of Cheshire, at Keene, on the first Tuesday of 
 April and the third Tuesday of October. 
 
 For the County of Coos, at Colebrook, on the first Tuesday of Feb¬ 
 ruary and the third Tuesday of August, and at Lancaster on the' 
 fourth Tuesday of April and the first Tuesday of November. 
 
 For the County of Grafton, at Haverhill, on the fourth Tuesday of 
 March and the fourth Tuesday of September, and at Plymouth on the 
 first Tuesday of May and the first Tuesday of November. 
 
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 185 
 
 For the County of Hillsborough, at Amherst, on the first Tuesday 
 of May; at Manchester, on the first Tuesday ol» January, and at 
 Nashua on the first Tuesday of September. | 
 
 For the County of Merrimack, at Concord, on the first Tuesday of 
 October and the first Tuesday of April. 
 
 For the County of Rockingham, at Portsmouth, on the third Tues¬ 
 day of October, and at Exeter, on the third Tuesday of January and 
 the second Tuesday of April. 
 
 For tlie County of Strafford, at Dover, on the second Tuesday of 
 February and the first Tuesday of September. 
 
 For the County of Sullivan, at Newport, on the fourth Tuesday of 
 January and the first Tuesday of September. 
 
 ASSIGNMENTS OF JUDGES FOR FIRST HALF OF THE 
 
 YEAR 1878 * 
 
 Manchester, Jan. 1st, Allen ; Exeter, Jan. 15th, Bingham; Newport, 
 Jan. 22d, Clark ; Colebrook, Feb. 5th, Doe; Dover, Feb. 12th, Smith; 
 Haverhill, Mar. 26th, Stanley; Laconia, Mar. 26, Bingham ; Concord, 
 Apr. 2, Foster ; Keene, Apr. 2, Doe ; Exeter, Apr. 9, Smith ; Ossipee, 
 Apr. 16th, Stanley ; Lancaster, Apr. 23d, Clark; Plymouth, May 7th, 
 Foster; Amherst, May 7th, Allen. 
 
 * This assignment is made for only six months at a time. 
 
 PROBATE COURTS. 
 
 
 JUDGES. 
 
 * 
 
 Counties . 
 
 Names. 
 
 Residences. 
 
 Belknap, 
 
 Samuel W. Rollins, 
 
 Meredith. 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 Larkin D. Mason, 
 
 South Tamworth. 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 Josiah G. Bellows, 
 
 Walpole. 
 
 Coos, 
 
 Wm. D. Weeks, 
 
 Lancaster. 
 
 Grafton, j 
 
 Frederick Chase. 
 
 Hanover. 
 
 Hillsboro, 
 
 Henry E. Burnham, 
 
 Manchester. 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 Nehemiah Butler, 
 
 Boscawen. 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 Thomas Leavitt, 
 
 Exeter 
 
 Stratford, 
 
 Jacob D. Young, 
 
 Madbury. 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 William Clark, 
 
 REGISTERS. 
 
 Claremont. 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Names. 
 
 Residences. 
 
 Belknap, 
 
 Daniel S. Dinsmoor, 
 
 Laconia. 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 Samuel B. Wiggin. 
 
 Sandwich Centre. 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 Dauphin W. Buckminster, Keene. 
 
 Coos, 
 
 Charles B. Allen, V 
 
 Lancaster. 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 Tyler Westgate, 
 
 Haverhill. 
 
 Hillsboro 
 
 Timothy B. Crowley, 
 
 Nashua. 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 John P. Nutter, 
 
 Concord. 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 Woodbury M. Durgin 
 
 , Exeter. 
 
 Stratford, 
 
 John R. Varney, 
 
 Dover. 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 S. L. Bowers, 
 
 Newport. 
 
 TERMS OF PROBATE COURTS. 
 Bellcnap County. 
 
 At Laconia on the third Tuesday of each month. 
 
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 186 
 
 Carroll County. 
 
 At Conway on the first Tuesday of January, May and September. 
 
 At West Ossipee on the first Tuesday of February, June and Octo¬ 
 ber. 
 
 At Ossipee Corner on the first Tuesday of March, July and No¬ 
 vember. 
 
 At Wolfeborough Junction on the first Tuesday of April, August 
 and December. 
 
 Cheshire County. 
 
 At Keene on the first and third Fridays of each month. 
 
 Coos County. 
 
 At Colebrook on the first Tuesday of February and September. 
 
 At Gorham on the first Tuesday of October and April. 
 
 At Lancaster on the first Tuesday of January, March, May, July 
 and November. 
 
 Grafton County. 
 
 At Lebanon on the first Tuesday 7 of March and September. 
 
 At Lisbon on the third Tuesday of April and October. 
 
 At Plymouth on the first Tuesday of May and November. 
 
 At Haverhill on the fourth Tuesday of March and September. 
 
 At Woodsville on the first Tuesday of July. 
 
 At Bristol on the third Tuesday of July. 
 
 At Littleton on the third Tuesday of January. 
 
 At Orford on the third Tuesday of February. 
 
 At Canaan on the first Tuesday of June and December. 
 
 At Wentworth on the third Tuesday of August. 
 
 Hillsborough County. 
 
 At Manchester on the fourth Tuesday of January, March, May 
 July, September and November. 
 
 At Nashua on the fourth Tuesday of February, April, June! 
 August, October and December. 
 
 At Francestown on the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday 
 of April, July and October. 
 
 At Amherst on the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday of 
 June and December. 
 
 At Milford on the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday of, 
 February and September. 
 
 At Peterborough on the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday 
 of May and August. 
 
 At Greenville on the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday, 
 of March and November. 
 
 At Hillsborough on the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday; 
 of January. 
 
 Men'imack County. 
 
 At Concord on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month from 
 10 A. M. to 5 P. M., and on Wednesday next follpwing, from 10 A. M.j 
 to 12 M.. with such special sessions as may be necessary. Applica-' 
 tions lor appointments and matters in which no previous notice is re¬ 
 quired attended to Tuesday forenoons. 
 
JUDICIAR? DEPARTMENT— INSURANCE COMPANIES. 
 
 Rockingham County. 
 
 I At Exeter on We—,* ' 
 
 b 8 b t rU Sly rC of Apnt and on the Wednesday next following the 
 
 of March, and on the second 
 
 "Sr s & - — 
 
 T Tt d R«1io J Nron‘t d h« C rt Tuesday of April and on tire third Tues-j 
 day ofAugust, and oil the second Tuesday of December. I 
 
 Strafford County. 
 
 At Dover on the first Tuesday of January, March, May, August and| 
 '^Rochester on the first Tuesday of July ^"ml'june. * 
 
 n issr a £*« &***»'■ 
 
 Sullivan County 
 
 At Newport on the last Wednesday of February, April, June, 
 
 K S t U a" N T a o n n ®he° e iast e Wednesday..of January, March, May, 
 July, September and November. 
 
 lxj j vv . , 
 
 We have submitted proofs of the above.matter 
 places of holding the courts to the several Resist b J 
 
 Fr Jo ’ and tf auy J i 
 
 Ifound, we wish the blame to go where it belongs. __ 1 
 
 iW 
 
 Insurance Companies* 
 
 ufsaar 55S23S 
 
 ,1877, there were m the « ®“•* amonnt of $1,952,096. The 
 S of t'S preceding "ear had been * 1,094 At the above date 
 fthere were sirI Mutual 
 
 ,um notes to the amount of * * * The i osse8 during the year 
 
 Jhad been $19,ulo.n. f dtoRnnnn At the close of 1875, 
 
 Manchester, had a paid up "l' ia . _ ' ~ 95 ^ 'pp e risks j n the State 
 
 “ Car T^S,To k !hi Jooo“ he fossesVafd in the State had been 
 aoiountea to $ 1 o,ouu,ooj. Thero were at 
 
 *4AW174 and the premiums received $61,74b.,0. * nere , 
 
 ® auu 1110 y F J Companies licensed according to 
 
 the above date, sixty-six toreign Lompa carriec i risks to! 
 
 law to do busmess m the State^ These c P d anl0nnt ed toj 
 
 tUtMSW and thefosts of th^yearfi. $ 381,351.94. Various Life! 
 Insurance Companies had, at thei close of 1876,dssnec to 
 
 State 8,523 policies, insuring 4> 12,539,^89. I amount! 
 
 amounted to *435,339 75. and the loaue*to!E1-7 * 93. 8 , The .tmoimt 
 of tax paid bv these several companies to the btate, accoiai 0 
 S one per cent, of whole amount of premiu ms received. 
 
188 
 
 COUNTY OFFICERS. 
 
 
 
 County Officers, Notaries Public and Coroners* 
 
 Note—Justices of the Peace "will be found in connection with their 
 respective towns, immediately after town officers. 
 
 BELKNAP COUNTY. 
 
 Register- —Jacob P. Boodey, Laconia. 
 
 Treasurer —Amos li. Jones, Tilton. 
 
 Commissioners — David C. Clough, Sanbornton ; Alvali Foss, Gil- 
 nianton ; J. M. Paine, Center Harbor. 
 
 Sheriff— George H. Everett, Laconia; Deputy Sheriffs —Hanson Be- 
 iiee, Meredith Village; George D. Savage, Alton; Geo. H. Roby, Lake 
 Village; Lewis Jenkins, Gilmantou ; Robert Martin, Tilton. 
 
 Jailor —William S. Woodman, Laconia. 
 
 Coroners —A. G. Hull, David C. Batchelder. 
 
 Notaries —Charles A. Hackett, Belmont; Thomas Ham, J. P. Hutch¬ 
 inson, Lake Village; A. C. Leavit, D. S. Dinsmoor, Laconia; S. A. 
 Ladd, John Smith, jr., Meredith ; Thomas Webster, Sanbornton ; W. T. 
 Cass, C. C. Rogers, Tilton. 
 
 CARROLL COUNTY. 
 
 Register —Sanborn B. Carter, Ossipee. 
 
 Treasurer —Joseph Q. Roles, Ossipee. 
 
 Commissioners— Asa Chandler, Chatham ; Jonathan Sanborn, Brook¬ 
 field ; Arthur L. Meserve, Bartlett. 
 
 Sheriff —John Demeritt, Effingham. Deputy Sheriffs —E. C. Stokes, 
 North Conway; Hugh Me Norton, Center Conway; Alonzo Alley, 
 Madison ; D. M. Gilman, So. Tamworth; F. E. Burleigh, Center Sand¬ 
 wich ; Alanson Allard, Freedom; John Parsons, Effingham Falls: 
 Hiram Paul, Wakefield; E. P. Allen, Ossipee; Joel F. Cotton, Moul- 
 tonboro; R. R. Davis, Wolfeboro; J. C. Ferren, Tamworth Iron 
 Works. 
 
 Jailor —S. Porter Phillbrick, Ossipee. 
 
 Coroners —J. F. Topliff, Freedom; Israel B. Manning, Wolfeboro. 
 Sealer —A. Beacham, Ossipee. 
 
 Notaries —Geo. W. M. Pitman, Bartlett; J. W. Thompson, C. W. 
 Wilder, Conway ; E. I. Towle, Freedom ; H. Louge^ Moultonborough ; 
 C. C. Fellows, Sandwich; J. F. Stockbridge, Tuftonborough ; Frank 
 Weeks, Ossipee; Buel C. Carter, John M. Brackett, J. G. Cate, 
 Wolfeborough. 
 
 CHESHIRE COUNTY. 
 
 Register —John J. Allen, jr., Keene. 
 
 Treasurer —Warren W. Mason, Keene. 
 
 Commissioners —Chas. R. Sargent, Hinsdale; Charles H. Whitney, 
 Keene; Geo. C. Hubbard, Gilsum. 
 
 Sheriff— Ralph Holt, Keene. Deputy Sheriffs —S. 0. Gates, J. C. 
 Rice, Isaac Aldrich, J. W. Babbitt, Keene; R. R. Wilson, Winches¬ 
 ter; F. S. Pierce, East Jaffrey; H. A. Perry, Walpole; J. S. Walker, 
 Alstead; E. P. Kimball, Troy; Charles Scott, Peterborough; F. W. 
 Gould, Hillsborough Bridge; John Forristall, Fitzwilliam; F. J. 
 Rogers, Marlow. 
 
 Jailor —Jonas C. Rice, Keene. 
 
 Coroner —Geo. F. Starkweather, Keene. 
 
 Sealer —Virgil A. Wright, Keene. 
 
 i Notaries —Bolivar Lovell. Alstead; A. J. Blake, Fitzwilliam; L. B. 
 iLamson, F. J. Barber, Hinsdale; Peter Upton, Jaffrey ; F. A. Faulkner, 
 II. 0. Coolidge, 0. G. Nims, R. H. Porter, G. W. Tilden, 0. G. Dort, 
 j Hi ram Blake, F. C . Faulkner, Keene; Silas Dinsmoor, Stoddard; 
 
COUNTY OFFICERS. 189 
 
 Obadiah Sprague, Swanzey; J. G. Bellows, Walpole; Henry Abbott, 
 E. M. Forbes, Winchester. 
 
 COOS COUNTY. 
 
 Register —Joseph W. Flanders, Lancaster. ✓ 
 
 Treasurer —J. M. Lang, Dalton. 
 
 Sheriff —E. Geo. Rogers, Colebrook. Deputy Sheriffs —A. A. Palmer. 
 Gorham; L. S. Stalbird, Geo. M. Stevens, Lancaster; H. M. Leavitt, 
 Colebrook ; J. Q. A. Libby, Whitetield ; George Farr, Littleton. 
 
 Commissioners —A. N. Twitcliell, Gorham ; L. G. Piper, Colebrook ; 
 N. R. Perkins, Jefferson. 
 
 Jailor —A. P. Wheelock. Coroner —Ira S. M. Gove. 
 
 Sealer —A. J. Marshall. Lancaster. 
 
 Notaries —Albert Barrke, J. I. Parsons, Colebrook; B. II. Plaisted, 
 Jefferson; M. A. Hastings, Richard P. Kent, Lancaster; Alfred R. 
 Evans, Gorham ; J. G. Trulari, Whitetield. 
 
 GRAFTON COUNTY. 
 
 Register —Nathaniel W. Cheney, Haverhill. 
 
 Treasurer —Franklin Eaton, Wentworth. 
 
 Commissioners —Chas. G. Smith, Haverhill; Mark Purmort, Enfield 
 Center; Geo. T. Crawford, Bristol. » 
 
 Sheriff—A.. A. Cox, Enfield. Deputy Sheriffs —Solon A. Peck, Leb¬ 
 anon; J. L. Bridgman, Hanover; Chas. H. Riley, Orford; H. S. 
 King, Woodsville; Daniel Patterson, Bath; George Farr, Wm. II. 
 Bellows, Littleton ; H. D. Morey, Wentworth; Manson S. Brown, 
 Plymouth; Wm. A. Bickford, Bristol; Scott Fellows, Haverhill. Dep¬ 
 uties living in other Counties, Hanson Bedee, Meredith ; Charles C. 
 Kenriclc, Franklin ; Frank S. Dodge, Concord; Rufus P. Claggett, 
 Martin A. Barton, Newport; Phin G. Sargent, Danbury. 
 
 Jailor —Scott Fellows, Haverhill. Deputy Jailor —Chas. S. New¬ 
 ell, Haverill. 
 
 Coroners —R. E. Smith, Plymouth; G. S. Stevens, Haverhill. 
 Notaries —Jona. F. Keyes, Ashland; S. E. Holden, Samuel K. Ma¬ 
 son, H. E. Dearborn, Bristol; G. W. Murray, Canaan ; Carter Houston 
 Enfield; Newton S. Huntington, Cornelius A. Field, Hanover; N. W. 
 Westgate, G. W. Chapman, Haverhill; L. J. Spring, Edwin B. Gould, 
 
 E. J. Durant, Pliny E. Davis, Edward A. Kendrick, Lebanon; A. A. 
 Woolson, Lisbon; Geo. Farr, Oscar C. Hatch, E. W. Farr, Littleton; 
 H. II. Holt, Lyme; Chas. W. Pierce, Orford; Joseph Burrows, Plym¬ 
 outh; Samuel Herbert, Rumney; W. A. Flanders, Wentworth, S. B. 
 Page, Woodsville. 
 
 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. 
 
 Register —Dana W. King, Nashua. 
 
 Treasurer —Isaac L. Heath, Manchester. 
 
 Commissioners —H. T. Morrill, Nashua ; Geo A. Wason, New Boston ; 
 H. B. Putnam, Manchester. 
 
 Sheriff— Charles Scott, Peterborough. Deputy Sheriffs —D. L. Stev¬ 
 ens, Daniel F. Healy, Geo. W. Nichols, H. D. Lord, D. R. Prescott, 
 Manchester; A. S. Eaton, M. R. Buxton, D. R. Marshall, Nashua: 
 
 F. W. Gould, Hillsborough ; J. A. Hartshorn, Greenville ; Moses Clark, 
 East Wilton ; Wallace Caldwell, Goffstown ; D. K. Marvell, Milford; 
 Chas. £. Holt, Antrim; I. A. Dustin, Derry; Ralph J. Holt, Keene. 
 
 Jailor —David Wadsworth, Nashua. 
 
 Coroners —B. B. Whittemore, Nashua;, Jacob F. James, Manchester. 
 Sealer —A. D. Ayling, Nashua. 
 
 Notaries —Charles Richardson, Amherst; Isaac N. Riddle, Bedford ; 
 A. H. Bixby, G. W. Cummings, Francestown; A. J. Carr, Goffstown ; 
 
!l90 COUNTY OFFICERS. 
 
 James Taft, Greenville; J. C. Campbell, Hillsborough ; .Daniel Good¬ 
 win, Mason; S. N. Bell, Joseph B. Clark, C. E. Balch, D. W. Lane; 
 B. P. Cilley, L. B. Clough, J. A. Biddle, G. B. Chandler, E. H. Paine, 
 ' W. R. Patten, C. H. Bartlett, Nathan P. Hunt, Harris F. Morse, 
 iC. F. Morrill, I. W. Smith, J. P. Bartlett, E. W. Harrington, jr., 
 B. F. Clark, J. F. James, J. H. Andrews, J. E. Dodge, N. II Wilson, 
 II. W. Tewksbury, R. J. P. Goodwin, Manchester; C. S. Averill, F. T. 
 Sawyer, Milford; A. W. Sawyer, Albert McKean, J. A. Spaulding, 
 J. G. Kimball, Geo. E. Page, F. A. Me Kean, J..W. White, C. V. Dear¬ 
 born, B. B. Whittemore, C. W. Hoitt, F. H. Eaton, E. S. Cutter, Nashua; 
 W. A. Preston, E. A. Bartlett, New Ipswich; Ezra M. Smith, R. B. 
 Hatch, Frank G. Clark. Peterborough ; C. II. Burns, Wilton. 
 
 MERRIMACK COUNTY. 
 
 Register —Charles H. Alexander, Concord. 
 
 Treasurer —James II. Rowell, Concord. 
 
 Commissioners —John S. Thompson, Andover ; John E. Rines,- Bos- 
 cawen, James F. Langmaid, Pembroke. 
 
 Sheriffs —Frank S. Dodge, Concord; Deputy Sheriffs —Frank M. Tap- 
 pan, Bradford ; Jonathan L. Pickering, Concord, G. S. Locke, Concord ; 
 jJohn C. Pearson, Fisherville ; George N. Watkins, Ilopkinton ; George 
 B. Hardy, Contoocook ; Charles C. Kendrick, Franklin ; Robert Mar¬ 
 tin, Tilton; Eli Dodge, So. Newbury; James G. Fellows, Suncook; 
 David C. Harriman, Warner; William H. Currier, Shaker, Village ; 
 G. Frank Green, Pittsfield; Frank R. Woodward, Hill; Henry W. 
 Kilburn, East Andover; Frank W. Flanders, Wilmot Flat; Phin G 
 Sargent, Danbury. Deputies for Merrimack residing in other Coun¬ 
 ties—Daniel L. Sfevens, Daniel R. Prescott. Manchester; Wallace 
 (Caldwell, Goffstown; Fred W. Gould, Hillsborough; William A. Beck- 
 ford, Bristol; Rufus P. Claggett, Martiu A. Barton, Newport; Alfred 
 jA. Cox, Enfield; Lewis JenkiDS, Gilmanton Iron Works. 
 
 Jailor —Frank S. Dodge, Concord. 
 
 Coroners —Charles F. Stewart, C. P. Gale, Concord. 
 
 Notaries —Charles F. Hildreth, Allenstown ; J. M. Shirley, Andover; 
 M. Chase, Arthur Fletcher, Lyman D. Stevens, E. G. Carter, Sam’l C. 
 Eastman, Geo. S. Blanchard, Asa Fowler, John H. Albin, J. B. Rand, 
 S. F. Brown, (p. o. Fisherville) II. J. Crippen, J. E. Lang, Isaac A. 
 Hill, Geo. A. Fernald, L. S. Morrill, Wm. F. Thayer, George Jones, 
 A. B. Thompson, Z. C. Perkins, Janies Minot, Wm. P. Fiske, Concord; 
 E. If. S. Sanborn, Alexis Proctor, R. W. Bennett, Daniel Barnard, 
 jFranklin ; J. F. Jones, Hopkinton ; Archibald Clark, Nortlifield ; C. T. 
 Cram, Wm. H. Berry, T. H. Thorndike, Pittsfield ; G. C. George, A. P. 
 Davis, J. E. Roberts, G. L. Ordway, Warner. 
 
 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. 
 
 Register —George W. Weston, Exeter. 
 
 Treasurer —George E. Lane, Exeter. 
 
 Commissioners —Frank P. Cram, Hampton Falls; S. D. Tilton, Ray, 
 mond ; Newton Johnston, Portsmouth. 
 
 Sheriff—J. H. Kent, Portsmouth. Deputy Sheriffs —Geo. E. Eaton,- 
 Candia; Ezra A. J. jjawyer, Deerfield; Isaiah A. Dustin, Derry ; 
 Henry H. Titcomb, East Kingston; George W. Tilton, Epping; B. 
 Hoyt, Exeter ; Samuel A. Woodman, Kingston; William Clark, Lon¬ 
 donderry; John W. Smart, Newm rket; Joseph A. Trickey,^tforth- 
 wood Narrows ; C. W. Gardner, Portsmouth ; Charles A. Shepard, 
 Raymond; John N. Brown, Seabrook ; James W. Odlin, Thorutou. 
 Deputies for Rockingham, residing in other Counties—Harrison D. 
 ■Lord, Daniel L. Stevens, Daniel R. Prescott, Manchester; Alvin S. 
 Eaton, Nashua. 
 
COUNTY OFFICERS. - 191 
 
 Jailors —J. H. Kent, Portsmouth ; J. W. Odlin, Exeter. 
 
 Coroners —William A. Shackford, Newmarket; S. C. Whittier, Ports¬ 
 mouth ; T. M. Gould, Raymond. 
 
 Notaries —John H. Nutting, Candia ; John W. Noyes, Wm. Crawford, 
 Chester; D. G. C. Bartlett, Geo. C. Currier, Derry; J. M. Godfrey, 
 Epping ; W. B. Morrill, William P. Moulton, Warren F. Putnam, 
 George E. Lane, A. J. Hoyt, Exeter; David Murray, Timothy Murray, 
 Wm. A. Shackford, Newmarket; Ira B. Hoitt, North wood; W. H. 
 Hills, Plaistow; J. P. Bartlett, W. H. Hackett, John Sise, M. Bufford, 
 J. E. Rider, B. M. Parker. G. T. Vaughan, Calvin Page, Alfred F. How¬ 
 ard, H. N. Dunyon, G. T. Yaughn, Howe Call, Francis M. Hatch, Ports¬ 
 mouth; Warren Parsons, Rye; G. C. Gordon, Salem. 
 
 STRAFFORD COUNTY. 
 
 Register —Ezra H. Twombly, Dover. 
 
 Treasurer —Harry H. Hough, Dover. 
 
 Commissioners —C. H. Foss, E. H. Whitehouse, Dover; John Bart¬ 
 lett, Lee. 
 
 Sheriff—S. S. Chick. Deputy Sheriffs —Jonathan Dustin, Barring¬ 
 ton ; J. G. Wallace, D. C. Wiggin, J. H. Davis, J. W. Hartford, Dover; 
 J. G. Johnson. Farmington ; Joseph Jones, Madbury ; A. U. Nason, 
 iJohn Legro, Rochester; E. S. Nowell, Rollinsford ; Nathan Went 
 worth, Somersworth. 
 
 Jailor —Samuel J. Smith. 
 
 Coroners —T. W. J. Pray, J. R. Ham, Jason W. Drake, Dover. 
 
 Sealer —Uriah "Wiggin. 
 
 Notaries —A. A. Tufts, C. W. Woodman, Calvin Hale, J. G. Hail, 
 Harrison Haley, V. H. Daniel, H. F. Gerrish. Dover; J. R. Yarney, 
 E. R. Brown, W. J. Morrill, J. F. Manson, V. H. Me Daniel, Calvin 
 Sanders, Durham *, D. W. Edgerly, Farmington ; E. W. Fox, Milton ; 
 John Me Duffee, Franklin Me Duffee, A. D. Whitehouse, C. B. Gaffney. 
 C. K. Sanborn, S. D. Wentworth, H. M. Plummer, Rochester; Wm. H. 
 Morton, Rollinsford; S. S. Rollins, Enoch Perkins, J. A. Stickney, 
 G. W. Burleigh, W. R. Burleigh, E. J. Randall, A. A. Porkins, Som¬ 
 ersworth. 
 
 SULLIVAN COUNTY. 
 
 Register —Wm. E. Brooks, Newport. 
 
 Treasurer —Charles H. Long, Claremont. 
 
 Commissioners —Wm. E. Tutherly, Claremont; Francis Boardman, 
 Newport; Horace F. Goss, Springfield. 
 
 Auditors —J. M. Perkins, Unity ; George G. Ide, Claremont. 
 
 Sheriff—Rufus P. Claggett, Newport. Deputy Sheriffs —S. P. Osgood, 
 Charlestown; James Holt, H. L. Hubbard, Claremont ; Lemuel 
 Martindale, Cornisb ; John S. Walker, Langdon, p. o. ad., Alstead; 
 M. A. Barton, Newport ; J. F. Raynsford, Plainfield ; Wm. H. H. 
 Cowles, Sunapee; Samuel B. Strickland, Washington. Deputies liv¬ 
 ing in other counties; Henry W. Kilburn, Andover; Frank M. Tap- 
 ;pan, Bradford ; A. A. Cox, Enfield; F. W. Gould, Hillsborough; Solon 
 A. Peck,Lebanon; Eli Dodge, Newbury; David C. Harriman, Warner; 
 Frank W. Flanders, Wilmot. 
 
 Jailor —Martin A. Barton, Newport. 
 
 Coroner —Nathan Hall, Croydon. 
 
 Sealer —George W. Fitch, Claremont. 
 
 Notaries —C. C. Kimball, George Olcott, Charlestown ; J. L. Farwell, 
 0. F. R. Waite, Hermon Holt, E. D. Baker, Ira Colby, jr., Albert 
 Rossiter, Claremont ; F. W. Lewis, Newport; Richard Sanborn, 
 (Springfield. 
 
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192 COMMISSIONERS RESIDING IN OTHER STATES. 
 
 Commissioners for IVew Hampshire 
 
 Residing in other States. 
 
 Arizona Territory— Prescott. Will D. Sonthworth. 
 
 California — San Francisco, J. H. B. Wilkins, Ed. Chattin, N. P. 
 Smith, Jay E. Russell, E. V. Joice ; San Jose, James R. Lowe ; Oakland 
 City, J. W. Hodgkin. 
 
 Colorado — Denver, Jeremiah E. Ayers. 
 
 Connecticut — Hartford, Edward Goodman, D. G. Gordon, H. E. 
 Taintor. 
 
 Georgia — Savannah , J. W. Burroughs. 
 
 Illinois — Chicago, S. S. Willard, P. A. Hoyne, Chas. Knobelsdorff, 
 S. W. King. 
 
 Kentucky — Louisville, Ilarry Stucky. 
 
 Louisiana — New Orleans, Andrew Hero, jr., J. G. Eustis, J. J. 
 Barnett. 
 
 Maine — Portland. J. O’Donnell; Fryeburg, S. W. Fife. 
 
 Maryland — Baltimore, Wm. B. Hire, James S. Key, Geo. H. Chan- 
 ller, Murray Hanson. 
 
 Massachusetts — Amesbury, Geo. W. Cate, Geo. Turner; Boston, 
 Robert I. Burbank, J. W. Chapman, Geo. S. Frost, Geo. T. Angel 1, Ben¬ 
 jamin Pond, J. Q. A. Brackett, W. P. Fowler, J. B. Bell, D. H. Cool- 
 idge, C. Wheeler, II. L. Hazel ton, B. M. Fernald. Daniel Sharp, 
 C. II. Adams, Sumner Albee, John E. M. Gilley, F. I. Morrill, W. J 
 Forsaith, C. K. Fay, W. P. Fowler, S. A. B. Abbott, W. F. Merritt, 
 
 E. S. Cutter, G. A. Shaw, A. B. Wentworth, A. E. Pillsbury, B. H. 
 Currier, Wm. W. Doherty, Samuel Jennison, W. R Dyer, Chas. E. 
 Goodwin, Arthur P. Dodge, E. G. Russell, D. B. Whittier; Lawrence, 
 C. U. Bell, II. C. Bacon, H. F. Hopkins; Lowell’, John Davis.; Lynn, 
 Benjamin E. Porter, Salem, L. W. Kelley ; Waltham, B. Berkley John¬ 
 son ; Winchendon, G. II. Whitney, L. W. Pierce, Worcester, J. A. Titus, 
 J. H. Hill. 
 
 Michigan — Detroit, Wm. J. Waterman. 
 
 Missouri — St. Louis. Wm. M. Ale Pherson, J W. Hodgkin. 
 
 New York — New York City, E. C. Webb, George Chesebro, F. I. 
 King, G. W. Colles, A. C. Anderson, Wm. F. Lett, C. H. Hatch, 
 C. H. Woodbury, C. W. Anderson, C. I. Bushnell, Thos. Kilvert, 
 Alex. OstraDder, G. W. Browne, Charles Nettleton, L. W. How, 
 S. B. Goodale, Rufus K. Me Harg, II. C. Banks, H. A. Bagley. 
 John A. Hillery, M. F. Dowley, James Taylor, T. B. Clifford, ILirace 
 Andrews, F. A. Mardeu, M. B. Maclay, S. B. Givar, Eleazer Jackson, 
 M. J. Merchant, Geo. R. Jaques, R. M. Brune, B. F. Hillery, S. C. Doty, 
 J. L. Dayton, J. B. Nones, Jacob Du Bois, C. T. Duncklee, C. W. Kle- 
 bisch, F. S. Driscoll, C. H. Smith, W. II Bowers, E. W. Francis, W. 0. 
 Wetherbee, N. P. Schench; Albany, Edward Wade; Brooklyn, Wm. E’ 
 Osborn, C. E. Soule; Corning, Chas. II. Thompson; Goshen, John II. 
 Comer. 
 
 Ohio — Cincinnati, S. S. Carpenter. 
 
 Pennsylvania — Philadelphia, Charles Chauncy, T. D. Rand, J. P. 
 Diver, S. L. Taylor, II. P. Roche, Henry Reed. H. Phillips, Jr., Benj. 
 
 F. Moore, F. C. Fallon ; Pittsburgh, Walter Morris. 
 
 Rhode Island — Providence, Charles Selden. 
 
 Vermont — Brattleboro, Royal Tyler, Wm. S. Newton. 
 
 Dist. Columbia — Washington, F. W. Hackett, J. T. K. Plant, S. C. 
 Mills, W. C. Oflfutt, J. C. Starkweather. 
 
 Wisconsin — Milwaukee, Francis Bloodgood. 
 
COM. FOR OTHER STATES—REVENUE COLLECTORS. 193 
 
 Commissioners appointed by other States* 
 
 Residing in New Hampshire. 
 
 William Henry Hackett, Calvin Page, Portsmouth, for California 
 Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania,’ 
 and Wisconsin. 
 
 Charles W. Woodman, Dover, for Massachusetts, Missouri, and New 
 York. 
 
 Charles G. Conner, Exeter, for Massachusetts and New York. 
 
 Arkansas —Sylvester Dana. 
 
 California —Geo. Y. Sawyer, Nashua. 
 
 Iowa —Thus. J. Morrison, Manchester. 
 
 Kansas —Thomas J. Merricon. 
 
 Maine —Albert S. Twitchell, Gorham; Albert H. Hoyt, Portsmouth. 
 
 Massachusetts —Moses Hazen, Sutton; Asa Fowler, Concord; Fran¬ 
 cis A. Faulkner Keene. 
 
 Michigan —Lyman D. Stevens, Concord. 
 
 New Jersey —Calvin Page, Portsmouth. 
 
 New York —Lucien B. Clough, Manchester. 
 
 U. S. Commissioners. 
 
 C. H. Bartlett, Manchester; W. H. Y. Hackett, A. R. Hatch, Ports¬ 
 mouth; H. A. Fletcher, Lancaster; Edmund Burke, Newport; C. W. 
 Woodman, Dover; Henry Hey wood, Lancaster; A. P. Carpenter, 
 Bath; Asa Fowler, Concord. 
 
 Internal Revenue. 
 
 Collector. 
 
 » 
 
 Andrew H. Young, Dover. 
 
 Deputies. 
 
 First Division. —(Rockingham, Strafford, Belknap and Carroll Co’s.,) 
 Aaron Young, Portsmouth. 
 
 Second Division. —(Hillsborough Co.,) Cyrus A. Sulloway, Manches¬ 
 ter. 
 
 Third Division. —(Merrimack Co.,) Isaac A. Hill, Concord. 
 
 Fourth Division. —(Cheshire and Sullivan Co.,) Chester Pike, Cor¬ 
 nish. 
 
 Fifth Division. —Grafton and Coos Co.,) Richard W. Cragin, Leb¬ 
 anon. 
 
 Registers in Bankruptcy. 
 
 First District —Thomas E. Sawyer, Dover. 
 Second District —James B. Stiaw, Manchester. 
 Third District —A. T. Batchelder, Keene. 
 
194 
 
 STATE INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. 
 Organized in 1870. 
 
 STATE INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 Moses Humphrey, Concord, Chairman ; James 0. Adams, Manches-j 
 ter, Secretary; Charles F. Kingsbury, Lyme; J. W. Sanborn, Lower! 
 Gilmanton ; B. F. Hutchinson, Milford; John M. Weare, Seabrook; 
 Hiram Parker, Lempster; Joshua B. Smith, Durham; Barton G.| 
 ■Towne, Lancaster; S. B. Shac.kford, Conway; Geo. K. Harvey, Surry.j 
 Members are appointed for three years by the Executive. The Board| 
 jis now in the eighth year of its existence. It holds an average of 
 'thirty meetings a year, and has visited more than one half the towns 1 
 in the State, and discussed subjects of agricultural interest. The 
 members, who have no compensation, have given nearly one thousand' 
 lectures, and the Secretary gives about one hundred a year. The! 
 
 (Board has rooms in the State House, has collected a library of five! 
 
 (hundred volumes, and has a museum containing many specimens of 
 'the rocks of the State, samples of grain, wool, wood, and nearly allj 
 (the varieties of grasses grown in the State. A volume of agricultural; 
 (matter, containing from five to six hundred pages, is published an¬ 
 nually. These are exchanged for samples of farm products or other! 
 articles for the museum. 
 
 FISH COMMISSIONERS. 
 
 The work of the Commissioners for 1877 m&y be summarized as fol-j 
 ilcfws: * 
 
 ! Twenty-five Pike Perch brought from Canada, and placed in Mas-| 
 (coma Lake in Enfield in May. Forty-five Black Bass and five-hundred: 
 Smelts taken from Sunapee and placed in Mink Pond in Lisbon in 
 May. One hundred thousand young Shad brought from Holyoke in 
 July, and placed in the Winnepesaukee river, above Tilton, and one 
 hundred thousand from the same place put in the Contoocook river, 
 at Contoocookville. 
 
 A State hatching house has been built at Livermore’s Falls, in Hol- 
 deruess, 2 miles above Plymouth, and a series of breeding ponds for! 
 Trout and Salmon, nearly completed, by the joint action of the Com-j 
 missioners of N. H. and Mass., each of which Commissions have ex¬ 
 pended about $1000 for this purpose. 
 
 This hatching house was completed Oct. 1st, and Oct. 10th. 100,000 
 eggs of the Californian Salmon, were received from the U. S. Fish 
 Commission and have been safely hatched, and are now nearly ready 
 to be turned loose in the Pemigewasset and Baker’s river, and other 
 of the streams which form the Merrimac 
 
 In addition to this work, twenty or thirty ponds in the southern 
 and eastern part of the State, at Hooksett, Derry, Salem, Hampstead. 
 Ac. Ac., have been stocked with Black Bass. Arrangements have 
 been made with the U. S. Fish Commission for from twenty to forty I 
 thousand eggs of the Landlocked Salmon, from the St. Croix Lakes, 
 in Maine, which will be hatched at the Mass. State hatching house, at 
 Winchester, and delivered to us in May, 78 for transplantation to 
 such of our large lakes, Winnepesaukee, Sunapee Ac., as are suitable 
 for these fish. : 
 
 We have also received from the Mass. Commissioners 30,000 young 
 California Salmon, which also hatched at Winchester, and which lia\e 
 been set free in the feeders of the Merrimac. jl 
 
STATE INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 195 
 
 Under the sanction of the law passed by the last Legislature, the 
 Commissioners issued a notice, prohibiting fishing in lake W iunepe- 
 saukee and its adjacent lakes and bays, for sixty days following the 
 20th of O tober, ’77 in order, if possible, to stop the spearing of the. 
 Lake Trout on their spawning beds, and have reason to believe that 
 the order has been generally obeyed, and that the results will prove 
 successful. 
 
 The calls upon us, for fish to stock various waters, are frequent, 
 and we look forward to a very busy season the coming year. The re¬ 
 sult of the work of former commissions, is shown by the fact that 
 numbers of full grown Salmon have ascended the Pemigewasset, this 
 year, nearly to its head waters, many having been seen above Wood- 
 stock. This is due to the construction, for the first time of proper 
 Fishways, at the Dams on the Lower Merrimac. 
 
 * The fact that this was sent to us, by one of the commissioners, in 
 the form of a letter, will account for the absence of formality and any 
 seeming want of exactness in detail. 
 
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 Punitive and Reformatory. 
 
 NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE PRISON, Concord. 
 
 John C. Pilsbury, Warden; Thomas A. Pilsbury, Deputy Warden; 
 A. H. Crosby, M. I)., and J. W. Barney. M. D., Physicians; aud the 
 Rev. Eleazer Smith, Chaplain; Mrs. L. S. Dickerson, Matron. 
 
 The number of convicts in prisou May 1, 1877, was 160,—149 males 
 and 11 females. The earnings and income of the prison, were, during 
 the year $30,261.77. The expenses for the same period were $15,821.28. 
 The various officers of the prison appear to have done their dutj’ in a 
 satisfactory manner. The health of the prisoners has not been so 
 good as usual. The Legislature of 1877 voted to build a new prison 
 at an expense not to exceed $ 200,000.00 in all, including grading, 
 fencing, Ac., aud the contracts for the same are partially made. The 
 ;.rice received by the State for convict labor is 46 % cents per day, if 
 the number of men exceeds 100, otherwise it is 50. 
 
 REFORM SCHOOL. Manchester. 
 
 Trustees. —Hon. II. T. Morrill, Nashua, President; Hon. Daniel 
 Clark, Manchester, Secretary; D. W. Johnson, Claremont, Nathaniel 
 White Esq., Concord, N. H., J. W. Peppard, Rumney, Horatio Kimball, 
 Keene, A. C. Clement, Esq., Plaistow. J. C. Ray, Superintendent; Mrs. 
 J. C. Ray, Matron ; Miss B. F. Scoville and Miss M. Safford, Teachers. 
 
 The whole number in thi3 school during the year ending May 1, 
 1877 was 143. At this date, there were in it 112. The whole number 
 who had been sent to it since its establishment, was 889. The expen¬ 
 ses of the institution during the year had been $21,918.60. Its re¬ 
 ceipts from all sources had been, including bills unpaid, $ 28.557,45 
 and there were due the Institution for board and other items 
 $4,367.24. At its session in 1877, the Legislature appropriated to this 
 school $800, for the purchase and setting up of a new boiler, or 
 other heating apparatus. Under the management of the superintend¬ 
 ent and his assistants, this institution appears to be doing much for 
 the education and reformation of those'unfortunate children and 
 youth sent to it. 
 
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 196 STATE INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 Benevolent. 
 
 ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE.— Concord. 
 
 Board of Trustees— Geo. B. Twitchell, M. D. Keene, Prendent : 
 Jos. B. Walker, Esq : Concord ; Secretary and Financial Agent ; Albert 
 Smith, M. D. Peterboro; Honi Daniel Gillis, Nashua; Hon. E. A. 
 Hibbard, Laconia; Chas. A. Tufts; M. D. Dover; Hon. Chas. H. Bell, 
 Exeter; Wm, G. Perry, M. D. Exeter; Hou. Dexter Richards, Newport; 
 Joseph Burrows, Esq., Plymouth; Waterman Smith, Esq., Manchester; 
 John Y. Barron, Esq., Concord. 
 
 Resident Officers — J. P. Bancroft, M. D., Superintendent aud Treas¬ 
 urer ; I. P. Brown, M. D. Assistant Superintendent; B. R. Benner. 
 M. D. 2d, Second Assistant Physician : M. H. W. Moore, Matron; 0. Y. 
 Dudley, Cleric and Steicar d. 
 
 The Asylum for the Insane, contains accommodations for about 285 
 patients; those for each sex being nearly equal. For several years 
 past, the number of applicants has been nearly equal to the capacity 
 of the house. 
 
 To the full extent of the means available, the best improvements 
 are constantl}' being introduced, both in the buildings and methods 
 of care and treatment; and the institution is prepared to afford to 
 those needing its care all the comforts, conveniences and benefits of a 
 first class Hospital. 
 
 During the year ending May 1, 1877, 119 patients were admitted, and 
 118 were discharged. The whole number who received care and treat¬ 
 ment was 39S. Thirty-six were discharged entirely recovered, and 38 
 partially recovered. The number left in the institution, May 1, 1877, 
 was 280. 
 
 The total receipts for the year were $ 83,869.73; and the total ex¬ 
 penditures for the same time $83,729,66. 
 
 DEAF AND DUMB AND BLIND. 
 
 The Legislature of 1S77 appropriated the sum of five thousand dol¬ 
 lars for the support, clothing and education of the indigent deaf aud 
 dumb persons of this State in the Asylums at Hartford and at Mystic 
 River, Connecticut, and in the asylums or schools for deaf and dumb 
 persons in Massachusetts ; and also the sum of three thousand dol¬ 
 lars for the same purposes in behalf of indigent blind persons of the 
 state, at the asylum in Boston, Masshchusetts, and also the sum of 
 one thousand dollars for the support of feeble minded children at in¬ 
 stitutions in Massachusetts—all for the current year and to be ex¬ 
 pended under the direction of the governor. 
 
 There have been two hundred and three persons supported by the 
 state at the institution in Hartford, since its commencement in 1817. 
 During the year ending May 1, there had been in the same twenty 
 pupils from this state. Applications for the benefit of the appropria¬ 
 tions should be made to the secretary of state, at Concord. 
 
 i 
 
 THE N. H. ORPHAN’S HOME IN FRANKLIN, ORGANIZED 
 i IN OCT. 1871. 
 
 Supported by private benevolence; managed by twenty-one trus. 
 tees. Officers for 1877, G. W. Nesmith, pres.; Hon. Dexter Richards^ 
 vice president; Hon. John Kimball, Concord, treasurer; Isaac K’ 
 
STATE INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 197 
 
 Gage, Fisherville, secretary. Amount of funds, April 1877, real estate* 
 $17,355.99; personal property, $4,543.69; cash assets on hand, 
 $2,468.57; permanent fund, $ 2,000.00. Annual expenditures average 
 about $3,000. Income, when an agent is employed, about the same 
 sum. We distribute annually about thirty-three orphans into differ¬ 
 ent parts of the state—finding generally good homes for them. We; 
 instruct all on hand. Our average number supported is about 35.j 
 We now have room for a larger number when our income will justify 
 their reception. , ' 
 
 Educational. 
 
 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS. 
 
 Trustees —Geo. W. Nesmith, Franklin, President; Joseph Kidder* 
 Manchester, Secretary; Frederick Smyth, Manchester, Ti'easurer 
 jEdward Spaulding, Nashua ; B. F. Prescott, Epping ; W. H. H. Mason, 
 Moultonboro; Hiram Hitchcock, Ilonover ; Samuel C. Bartlett, Hano- 
 |ver; John J. Morrill, Gilford ; J. W. Sanborn, Gilmanton, Farm Supt.; 
 Principal Instructor: B. P. Blanpeed Prof, of Chemistry; C. E. Pet- 
 tee, Prof, of Mathematics; II. G. Jessup, Prof, of Botany. 
 
 ' STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Plymouth. 
 
 Board of Trustees. —Hon. Royal H. Porter, Keene, President; Rev. 
 King S. Hall, Lake Village, Secretary ; Ilis Excellency B. F. Prescott,' 
 jEpping; Rev. Chas. A. Downs, Lebanon ; Clinton S. Averill, Eqs.; Mil¬ 
 ford; lion. Hazen Bedel, Colebrook; Win. M. Chase, Esq., Concord; 1 
 P. Brainard Cogswell, Esq., Concord ; Joseph G. Edgerly, Esq..Manches; 
 jter ; Edw r ard L. Goddard, Esq., Claremont; Rev. Howard F. Hill, Ash- 
 jland ; Charles A. Jewell, Esq., Plymouth ; Hon. John D. Lyman, Exeter-; 
 Benj. M. Mason, Esq., Moultonboro; Chas. W. Pickering, Esq., Green-' 
 'land; Rev. Geo. B. Spalding, Dover; Chas. F. Stone, Esq., Laconia - 
 [Chas. M. Whittier, Esq., Treasurer, Plymouth; Wm. C. Buck, A. M. 
 Supervisor, Manchester. 
 
 During the year closing June 1,1877, there were 142 pupils connect¬ 
 ed with this school. Graduates last year, 43 ; total since the establish¬ 
 ment of the School in 1871, 214. Most of this number have beeu and 
 are now engaged in teaching in different parts of the State and with 1 
 excellent success. 
 
 At its session in 1877, the Legislature appropriated $5000 to the use 
 and benefit of this school. Ambrose P. Kelsey, is the Principal. 
 
 The Special Investigating Committee made a favorable report. 
 
 Kimball Union Academy, located at Meriden, is preeminently the 1 
 child of the church. It was especially established to aid and fit young 
 men Tor the Christian ministry. Pres. Dwight of Yale College and 
 Pres. Moore of Amherst, Profs. Adams and Shurtliff of Dartmouth; 
 ; College, and Profs. Stuart and Woods of Andover Theological Semi¬ 
 nary were among its founders. 
 
 It is a school for both sexes. It has sent out over sixteeu hundred 
 graduates. Some twenty have become Foreign Missionaries while 
 [many others are in the home field. The work it has done has given it 
 !an enviable rank for thoroughness and high moral tone. The school 
 to-day aims at no less than it has accomplished in the past. It em-i 
 ploys five permanent teachers, thiee male and two female. The av-; 
 erage attendance now, a term, according to last catalogue, is ninety 
 five. 
 
 It has three courses of study—the classical, an English with Latin, 
 
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 and an English course in which French or German may be substitir 
 ted for certain studies. A full hour is given to each recitation. The 
 school is being refitted with apparatus. There are three terms of 
 thirteen weeks each in the year. The winter term of thirteen weeks 
 began Dec. 5, 1877, and will end March 4, 1878. Rhetorical exercises 1 
 ot middle class March 4. Spring term of thirteen weeks will begin' 
 March 20,1878. Graduating exercises June 20, 1878. 
 
 STATE LIBRARY. 
 
 Librarian , William H. Kimball. The number of books in the li' 
 brary has more than doubled within ten years and amounts to nearly 
 fifteen thousand. The space appropriated for it at the State House 1 
 cannot accommodate much further increase. Many valuable books 
 have been added during the year, including several volumes of re¬ 
 ports, State laws, town histories, atlasses, histories and biographies. 
 
 . .. _ i 
 
 STATE SOCIETIES. 
 
 Religious. 
 
 Concerning those State Societies and associations which do not ap 
 pear under this head, in this number of the Register, we have to say ( 
 that we applied by mail to one or more persons of distinction con¬ 
 nected with each one of as many as were noticed in the issue of 1877,! 
 and this in ample time for them to respond. 
 
 It need not be taken for granted that we got even all that follows 
 in response to our request for information. But we got no more. 
 j We are not only willing but desirous to give the annual statistics 
 of each Society, Denomination, Association <£c., &c., in the State, to¬ 
 gether with the names of the principal officers, in order tha£ our. 
 Register may be a complete hand book for all purposes within the 
 State. j 
 
 When those organizations publish annual reports, we shall be hap¬ 
 py to have a copy sent to us—but yet, we would far rather have the 
 Secretary, or some officer, send us not later than the first of Novem¬ 
 ber , a brief notice of any acts of his associations worthy of record, or 
 any statement showing progress or prospects, together with the 
 names of officers. We hope to find room to speak further of this, 
 elsewhere. 
 
 CHRISTIANS. 
 
 In 1850, there were in the State twenty-five churches of this denom¬ 
 ination ; in 1860, there were thirty-three churches and church edifices ; 
 jin 1870, there were nineteen churches and church edifices. In 1876, 
 there were nominally 36 organizations, but many of them were small; 
 not sustaining regular preaching. There are 30 church edifices 
 !owned wholly or in part, by them of an estimated value of $48,725_. 
 A few of the churches have parsonages. There are now probably 25 
 or 30 preachers in the State. 
 
 EPISCOPAL. 
 
 The Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New Hampshire- 
 The Rt. Rev. Wm. Woodruff Niles, D. D., Bishop , residence, Concord- 
 Standing Committee , Rev. Henry A. Coit, D. D. Concord , Resident, Rev-i 
 Lorenzo Sears, Manchester , Hon. Wm. L. Foster, Concord. Secretary, 
 Albert R. Hatch, Esq., Portsmouth , Horace A. Brown, Concord , and 
 
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 STATE SOCIETIES. 199 
 
 one vacancy occasioned by the death of the Rev. Jas. H. Eames, D. D.' 
 Concord. Secretary and Registrar of the Convention, Horace A’i 
 Brown, Concord. Treasurer , Geo. Olcott, Charlestown. Trustees’: 
 the Bishop, the Rev. I. G. Hubbard, D. D., Claremont, Secretary. Win-! 
 L. Foster, George Olcott, Arthur Chase, Claremont, Geo. L. Balcom, ! 
 Claremont, John L. Farwell, Claremont. Examining Chaplains, Rev.; 
 J.*H. Coit, Concord, Rev. Lorenzo Sears, Rev. Henry Ferguson, Exe-j 
 ter. Number of clergy, 31. Number of parishes and stations, 27.j 
 Number of baptisms, 207. Number of communicants, 1883. Number 
 iconfirmed, 164. Amount of money raised and reported $21,451.94.i 
 Nearly every clergyman atten led the annual convention, in Manches¬ 
 ter, Sept. 26, 1877. The seventy-eight an nual convention will beat, 
 jConoord, on the last Wednesday of September, 1878. The Bishop re¬ 
 ported to the last convention that no clergyman of the diocese had 
 died during the year, and that none had withdrawn. The Diocesan 
 fund for the support of the Episcopate amounts to Dearly eleven thou¬ 
 sand dollars. 
 
 UNI VERSA LISTS. 
 
 The first society of the denomination in New Hampshire was formed 
 at Portsmouth about 1773. The second was formed at Alstead in 1791 
 and the third at Weare, in 1803. In 1805, the Universalists were recog¬ 
 nized by law as a distinct religious sect. The State is divided into 
 two Associations, named Cheshire and Rockingham. These were or¬ 
 ganized in 1824. In 1833 a State Convention was formed. This body 
 consists of all the clergymen in fellowship with the denomination, 
 residing in the State, the officers thereof and two lay delegates form 
 each society. In 1850, there were in the State thirty-eight church 
 edifices, valued at $83,100. In 1875, there were twenty-eight parish¬ 
 es and stations. The number of families connected with them was 
 1,393. There were twelve churches, having 561 members and fifteen 
 Sunday-schools, having 1.476 pupils. The number of church edifices 
 was twenty-eight, valued at $ 194,070, and sixteen ministers. 
 
 Masonic. 
 
 OFFICERS OF TIIE GRAND LODGE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 M. W. Grand Master, John J. Bell, Exeter; R. W. Deputy Grand 
 Master, Solon A. Carter, Keene; R. W. Senior Grand Warden, Andrew, 
 Bunton, Manchester: R. W. Junior Grand Warden, F. Me Kean, 
 Nashua; R. W. Grand Treasurer, Joseph Kidder, Manchester; acting 
 R. W. Grand Secretary, Geo. P. Cleaves, Concord. 
 
 R. W. District Deputy Garnd Masters. — District No. 1, Chas. A. 
 Tufts, Dover ; District No. 2, Alpheus Gay, Manchester; District No. 3,j 
 Leonard J. Tuttle, Keene; District No. 4, Horace A. Brown, Concord; 
 District No. 6, Geo. C. Perkins, Lebanon; District No. 6, Hiram A. 
 Ilayes, Great Falls. 
 
 JR. W. State Grand Lecturer —Dan’l W. Edeerly, Farmington. 
 
 R. IF. Grand Lecturers —District No. 1, R. B. Wentworth Rochester ; 
 District No. 2, Henry A. Marsh, Nashua; District No. 3, Chas. W. 
 Whitney, Tro}': District No. 4, Frank D.'Woodbury, Concord; District 
 |No5, Thos. S. Ellis, Lancaster; District No. 6, Chas. A. Varney, Union 
 ‘Village. 
 
 R. IF. Grand Chaplains —Rev. James Adams, Candia; Rev. Henry 
 Powers, Manchester. 
 
 IF. Senior Grand Deacon —Alphens W. Baker, Lebanon. 
 
200 - STATE SOCIETIES. 
 
 W. Junior Grand Deacon —J Frank Webster, Concord. 
 
 W.\Grand Stewards —Joseph W. Hildreth, Concord; DanT A. 
 Clifford, Manchester; Joseph W. Robinson, Concord ; Joshua W. 
 Hunt, Nashua. _ j 
 
 W. Grand Marshal —Geo. F. Cleaves, Concord. 
 
 IF. Grand Sword Bearer —Geo. A. Hatch, Laconia. 
 
 W. Gi'and Pursuivants —Geo. K. Whitney, Derry ; Henry A. Camp¬ 
 bell, Manchester. 
 
 Grand Tyler —Samuel W. Emerson, Concord. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 John J. Bell, Exeter, M. E. Grand High Priest: Geo. W. Currier’ 
 Nashua, E. Deputy Grand High Priest; Albert S. Wait, Newport, E- 
 Grand King; Clark F. Rowell, Keene, E. Grand Scribe ; Joseph W. Hil¬ 
 dreth, Concord, E. Grand Treasurer; Geo. P. Cleaves, Concord,acting 
 E. Grand Secretary ; James Adams, Caudia. E. Grand Chaplain ; Henry 
 A. Bailey, Manchester, E. Grand Captain of the Host; Chas. N. Towle, 
 Concord, Grand Principal Sojourner; Ghas. G. Conner, Exeter. Grand! 
 Royal Arch Captain; Henry P. Glidden, Dover. Grand Master of Third 
 Veil; Benjamin F. Webster, Portsmouth, Grand master of Second 
 Veil ; Geo. A. Hatch, Laconia, Grand Master of First Veil; James Far¬ 
 rington. Rochester, Geo. 0. Woodcock. Claremont, Grand Stewards;, 
 Samuel W. Emerson, Concord, Grand T\ler. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS OF 
 
 NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 Henry P. Glidden, Dover, M. P. Grand Master; Harvey L. Currier’ : 
 Manchester, Deputy P. Grand Master ; Edward Dew. Concord, P. Grand 
 Master; Joseph W. Hildreth, Concord, Grand Treasurer; Geo. P. 
 Cleaves, Concord, acting Grand Recorder; James Adams, Candia, Grand 
 Chaplain; J. Frank Webster, Concord. Grand Conductor; George A. 
 Hatch, Laconia, Grand Captain of the Guards; Henry Lewis, Man¬ 
 chester, Grand Marshal; Charles E. CaDnej , Dover, Grand Steward ; 
 Samuel W. Emerson, Concord, Grand Sentinel. 
 
 COUNCIL OF HIGH PRIESTS OF THE STATE OF NEW^HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 / 
 
 Ofllers elected at the Annual Convocation , held in Concord, on 
 Tuesday , May 15, A. L\ 5877, A. D. 1877. 
 
 M. E. John J. Bell, Exeter, President: E. Albert S. Wait. Newport; 
 Vice President; E. Elisha Ayes, Keene, Chaplain; E. Alpheus W. 
 Baker, Lebanon, Treasurer ; Secretary, E. Charles G. Conner, Exeter. 
 Master of Ceremonies ; E. Benj. F. Webstar, Portsmouth, Conductor ; 
 E. Charles N. Towle, Concord, Herald ; E. Edward Dow, Concord, 
 Guard. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE GRAND COMMANDEY OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF 
 
 NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 Sir Chauncy H. Greene, Littleton, R. E. Grand Commander; Sir 
 Joseph W. Hildreth, Concord. V. E. Deputy Grand Commander; Sir 
 Alberts. Wait, Newport, E. Grand Generalissimo; Sir Benjamin F. 
 Rackley, Dover, E. Grand Captain General; Sir Joseph Kidder, Man¬ 
 chester, E. Grand Prelate; Sir Nathan P. Hunt, E. Grand Senior 
 Warden; Sir Thomas S. Ellis. Lancaster, E. Grand Junior Warden ; 
 Sir Frank A. McKean; Nashua, E. Grand Treasurer; Sir George P. 
 
 !Cleaves, Concord, E. Grand Recorder; Sir Milton A. Taylar, Nash- 
 
STATE SOCIETIES. 
 
 201 
 
 ua; E. Grand Standard Bearer; Sir Andrew Bunton, Mancnester, 
 E. Grand Sword Bearer; Sir Washington Freeman, Portsmouth, E.j 
 Grand Warder; Sir Edward R. Kent, Lancaster, E. Grand Captain 
 of the Guards. 
 
 Patrons of Husbandry. 
 
 National Grange. 
 
 Officers. —Master, Samuel E. Adams, Minnesota ; Overseer, J. J. 
 Woodman, Paw Paw, Mich.; Lecturer, M. Whitehead, Middlebush, N. 
 J.; Steward, A. J. Vaughan, Memphis, Tenn.; Assistant Steward, 
 William Lewis, Kansas; Chaplin, S. Ii. Ellis, Springboro, Ohio; 
 'Treasurer, F. M. McDowell, Wayne, N. Y.; Secretary, 0. H. Kelley,! 
 Louisville, Ky.; Gate-Keeper, 0. Dinwiddie, Orchard Grove, Ind.;' 
 Ceres, Mrs. .John T. Jones, Barton, Ark.; Flora, Mrs. Samuel E. Adams,! 
 Monticello, Minn.; Pomona, Mrs. Harvey Godard, North Granby, Conn.;} 
 Lady Assistant Steward, Miss. C. A. Hall, Louisville, Ky. 
 
 Executive Committee. —D. Wyatt Aiken, Chairman, Cokesbury, S. C.;| 
 Dudley T. Chase, Claremont, N. II.: Alonzo Golder, Rock Falls, Ill.;: 
 W. H. Chambers, Oswicbee, Ala.; Henly Ellis, Ohio.g 
 
 New-Hampshire (State Grange. 
 
 Master, Dudley T. Chase, Claremont; Overseer, Geo. A. Wason, 
 New Boston; Lecturer, John D. Lyman, Exeter; Steward, Wm. 
 Child, Bath; Ass’t Steward, Frank L. Taylor. Danbury; Chaplain, 
 Isaiah Wheeler, Temple ; S< cretary, C. C. Shaw, Milford; Treasurer,' 
 D. M. Clough, Canterbury ; Gate Keeper, Isaac W. Springfied, Roch- ( 
 ester; Ceres, Mrs. W. Rowell, Bristol; Pomona, Mrs. I. E. Hall, Lan- 
 daff; Flora, Mrs. G. A. Wason, New Boston; L. A. S., Mrs. Kate E. 
 Miller, Portsmouth. 
 
 Executive Committee.— D. T. Chase, Claremont; C. C. Shaw, Mil¬ 
 ford; Abijah Allen, Littleton ; Isaac Story, Hopkinton. 
 
 Subordinate Granges. 
 
 
 Names. 
 
 Location, j 
 
 Master. 
 
 Secretary. 
 
 1 
 
 Gilman 
 
 Exeter 
 
 John J. Bell 
 
 C. W. Treadwell 
 
 2 
 
 Bartlett 
 
 Kingston 
 
 R. B. Bartlett 
 
 C.Il.DeRochemo 
 
 3 
 
 Amoskeag 
 
 Manchester 
 
 Rodney M. Rollins 
 
 Adam Dickey[nt 
 
 4 
 
 Merrimack Riv. 
 
 Canterbury 
 
 Ai tliur Clough, 
 
 MissL.M.Mason. 
 
 5 
 
 Lowell 
 
 E. Washingt’n 
 
 John Wood 
 
 W. J. Powers. 
 
 6 
 
 Hales town 
 
 No. Weai'6 
 
 Geo. G. Kendrick 
 
 Daniel Ramon. 
 
 7 
 
 Granite 
 
 Milford 
 
 Wm.Wells Howard 
 
 E.C. Hutchinson 
 
 8 
 
 Sullivan 
 
 N ewport 
 
 S. A. Tenney 
 
 L. L. Cutts. 
 
 9 
 
 Claremont 
 
 Claremont 
 
 Dudley T. Chase 
 
 Agermon Willis. 
 
 10 
 
 Souhegau 
 
 Amherst 
 
 Thomas M. Harvel 
 
 Jas. R. Stearns. 
 
 11 
 
 Hudson 
 
 Hudson 
 
 Lucien M. Tolies 
 
 Jas. G. Walker. 
 
 12 
 
 Hollis 
 
 Hollis 
 
 Benj. L. Farley 
 
 Chas. E Hardy. 
 
 13 
 
 Nashua 
 
 Nashua 
 
 Alfred Chase 
 
 Oliver Dodge. 
 
 14 
 
 Mountain 
 
 East Concord 
 
 
 R. E. S. W ells. 
 
 ;15 
 
 Hampton Falls 
 
 Hampton Falls 
 
 Lewis T. Sanborn 
 
 Levi E. Lane. 
 
 16 
 
 Hooksett 
 
 Hooksett 
 
 Geu. Natt Head 
 
 E. P. Fuller. 
 
 17 
 
 Ashland 
 
 Ashland 
 
 J. F. Keyes 
 
 Paul Perkins. 
 
 18 
 
 Pinnacle' 
 
 Lyndeborough 
 
 Andy Holt 
 
 Mrs. D. Putnam. 
 
 19 
 
 Cold River 
 
 So. Acworth, 
 
 Geo. W. Leighton 
 
 Hrrvey Howard. 
 
 ‘20 
 
 Advance 
 
 Wilton 
 
 Geo. II. Keyes 
 
 A. D. Abbott. 
 
 21 
 
 Prospect 
 
 Mont Vernon 
 
 Geo. W. Todd 
 
 John M. Fox. 
 
 , 22 
 
 Portsmouth 
 
 Portsmouth 
 
 Frank W. Miller 
 
 Mrs.F. W. Miller 
 
!20 2 
 
 STATE SOCIETIES. 
 
 
 
 Names. 1 
 
 Location. 
 
 | Master. 
 
 j 
 
 [ Secretary. 
 
 |23;Greenfield 
 
 Greenfield 
 
 Sidney H. Hardy 
 
 A. W. Savage. 
 
 '24 Stratham 
 
 Stratham 
 
 John P. Weeks 
 
 Mrs.J. P. Weeks. 
 
 "25 
 
 Cornish 
 
 Cornish 
 
 LemT Martindale 
 
 Chas. D. Nevins. 
 
 26 i Colnmbia 
 
 Columbia 
 
 Lucian B. Grout 
 
 Enoch R, Kelsea 
 
 27 
 
 North Star 
 
 Stewartstown 
 
 Harvey Tewksbury 
 
 John C. Poor. 
 
 *2S Mohawk 
 
 Colebrook 
 
 Arth. T. Holbrook 
 
 S.B.Whittemore 
 
 29 No. Haverhill 
 
 No. Haverhill 
 
 H. P. Watson 
 
 Ida M. Hunt. 
 
 ,30 
 
 ’Grantham 
 
 No. Grantham 
 
 Abort W. Flanders 
 
 L. B. Hayward. 
 
 31 Thornton 
 
 Reed’s Ferry 
 
 John II. Me Aiee 
 
 W. F. Kittridge. 
 
 02:Oak Hill 
 
 F rancestown 
 
 Geo. D. Epps 
 
 G. A. Duncklee. 
 
 •33 John Hancock 
 
 Hancock 
 
 Andrew B. Stone 
 
 John P. Hills. 
 
 34 Miller 
 
 Temple 
 
 Isaiah Wheeler 
 
 Nathan A. Child. 
 
 35; Peterborough 
 
 Peterborough 
 
 0. A. Willey' 
 
 F. Field. 
 
 30 Watatic 
 
 New Ipswich 
 
 E. F. Blanchard 
 
 Wm. D. Locke. 
 
 .37 
 
 Xutfield 
 
 Derry 
 
 Isaiah A. Dustin . 
 
 Jos. R. Clark. 
 
 38 Plainfield 
 
 Plainfield 
 
 0. B. Williams 
 
 B. F. Ward. [ton. 
 
 39 Bear Hill 
 
 Henaiker 
 
 Square M. Patten 
 
 Mrs.M.S.R.New- 
 
 4u Unconoonuc 
 
 W. Goffstown 
 
 J. K. Richardson 
 
 S. B. Gilchrist. 
 
 ;41 
 
 Wolf Hill 
 
 Deering 
 
 A. A. Wilkins 
 
 C. J. Wilkins. 
 
 42, Stark 
 
 Dunbarton 
 
 Wm. B. Burnham 
 
 Daniel Jameson j 
 
 43 Ball Mountain 
 
 Stratford 
 
 Gerry W. Johnson 
 
 Wm. R. Brown. ] 
 
 44 
 
 Londonderry 
 
 Londonderry 
 
 Wm. Clark 
 
 Miss S.E. Clark, j 
 
 45 
 
 No. Four Grange 
 
 No. Charles’wn 
 
 C. E. Whipple 
 
 F. H. Locke. 
 
 ,46 
 
 Narraganset 
 
 Bedford 
 
 Solomon Manning 
 
 Silas A. Riddle. 
 
 47 
 
 Warren Pond 
 
 Alstead 
 
 S. A. Mitchell 
 
 
 48 
 
 Lancaster 
 
 Lancaster 
 
 W. R. Stock well jr 
 
 L. S. Stalbird. 
 
 49 
 
 Monroe 
 
 Monroe 
 
 Alexand’r Warden 
 
 D. F. Blodgett, j 
 
 50 
 
 White Mount’u 
 
 Littleton 
 
 Abijah Allen 
 
 Jno. W. English. 
 
 51 
 
 Winnipesaukee 
 
 Meredith 
 
 John Dearborn 
 
 D. W. Coe. 
 
 52 
 
 Mont Belknap 
 
 Gilford 
 
 Wm. H. W r eeks 
 
 Ileman Hunter 
 
 53 
 
 Joe English 
 
 New Boston 
 
 Thos. R. Cochran 
 
 Jno. F. Marden. 
 
 54 
 
 Wyoming 
 
 j South Weare 
 
 E. B. Bartlett 
 
 II. E. Bartlett, j 
 
 55 
 
 Ammonoosuc 
 
 Bath 
 
 Wm. Child 
 
 A. P. Prescott. 
 
 ‘50 
 
 Union 
 
 Hopkinton 
 
 Isaac Story 
 
 Jas. M. Connor. 
 
 ! 57 
 
 Chester 
 
 Chester 
 
 H. C. Felch 
 
 Mrs. L. D. Baker. 
 
 5.8 
 
 B radford 
 
 [Bradford 
 
 Ezra Cilley, 2nd 
 
 Horace C. Felch 
 
 59 
 
 Union 
 
 Orford 
 
 Asa S. Rhoades 
 
 Jas.M. Learned. 
 
 60 
 
 Grastou Star 
 
 Hanover 
 
 Wm. L. Barnes 
 
 H. F. Hoyt, jr. 
 
 61 
 
 Palmer 
 
 Piermont 
 
 L. E. Risley 
 
 B. C. Metcalf. 
 
 ■62 
 
 Morning Star 
 
 Lyme 
 
 Nathan W. Hewes 
 
 Bella Sawyer. 
 
 ! 63 
 
 Valley 
 
 Hil’sb’o Bridge 
 
 Edgar Hazen 
 
 John Goodale. 
 
 64 
 
 Lafayette 
 
 Franconia 
 
 Enos W. Thayer 
 
 Henry Spooner.| 
 
 ,6.5 
 
 Crown Point 
 
 Strafford Cor'r 
 
 Jacob B. Smith 
 
 Chas. F. Felker. ' 
 
 66 
 
 Excelsior 
 
 West Rumnev 
 
 A. T. Weeks 
 
 James Smart. 
 
 67 
 
 Cardigan 
 
 Alexandria 
 
 E. C. Merrill 
 
 Levi F. Blake. 
 
 68 
 
 Mascomy 
 
 Enfield 
 
 L. F. Webster 
 
 N. S. Holt. 
 
 69 
 
 Eureka 
 
 Grafton Center 
 
 Jas. B. Bullock 
 
 Miss M.E.Straw. 
 
 To 
 
 Mont Calm 
 
 Enfield 
 
 Chas. Me Daniels 
 
 C. B. Noyes 
 
 71 
 
 Blazing Star 
 
 Danbury 
 
 F. L. Taylor 
 
 Alvin Stuart. 
 
 ;72 
 
 Indian Kiver 
 
 Canaan 
 
 John H. French 
 
 Alvin Davis. 
 
 (73 
 
 Golden 
 
 Lisbon 
 
 G. F. Savage 
 
 D. W. Cooley. | 
 
 74 
 
 Deerfield 
 
 Deerfield 
 
 L. B. Phil brick 
 
 J. F. Prescott. 
 
 75 
 
 Eagle 
 
 Lebanon 
 
 L. W. Rice 
 
 A. B. Stearns. | 
 
 76-Barrington 
 
 Barrington 
 
 Thos. W. Hale 
 
 Jona. R. Drew. 
 
 
STATE SOCIETIES.—NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 203 
 
 Names. 
 
 Location. 
 
 Master. 
 
 Secretary. 
 
 1t 
 
 79 
 
 80 
 81 
 82 
 
 83 
 
 84 
 
 85 
 
 86 
 
 87 
 
 88 
 
 89 
 
 90 
 
 91 
 
 Mount Hope 
 Olive Branch 
 Bow Lake 
 Cocheco 
 New Found 
 Spafford 
 Androscoggin 
 North wood 
 Rochester 
 Kearsarge 
 Highland Lake 
 Croydon 
 
 Warner 
 
 Sutton 
 
 Landaff 
 
 Hebron 
 
 Strafford 
 
 Rochester 
 
 Bristol 
 
 W.Chesterfield 
 
 Milan 
 
 North wood 
 
 Rochester 
 
 Wilmot 
 
 East Andover 
 
 Croydon 
 
 Warner 
 
 Sutton 
 
 John E. Hall 
 E. Iv. Follansby 
 Gee. W. Boody 
 Jos. N. Hayes 
 Weston Rowell 
 Ora Smith 
 W. A. Willis 
 Ezra Tasker 
 
 I. W. Springfield 
 Horace Webster 
 
 J. B. Wadleigh 
 Otis Cooper 
 
 H. G. Patten 
 Cbas. A. Fowler 
 
 Geo. C. Austin. 
 D. P. Hardy 
 John S. Foss. 
 
 Jas. M. Hayes. 
 Mrs.E.S. Wallace' 
 0. E. Sargent. 
 
 L. Pettingill. 
 
 S. S. James. 
 
 D. B. Waldron 
 Horace Pedrif k.| 
 H. M Bos worth | 
 Miss H. A. Lov- 
 eriug. 
 
 L. Hardman 
 Mrs. Geo. Roby 
 
 Newspapers. 
 
 Towns. 
 
 Amherst, 
 Canaan, E., 
 Claremont, 
 
 44 
 
 44 
 
 Names of Papers. 
 
 Farmer's Cabinet , 
 Canaan Reporter, _ 
 National Eagle , 
 Northern Advocate , 
 
 The Narrative , 
 Colebrook, Northern Sentinel, 
 News, 
 
 Monitor , 
 
 Independent Statesman, 
 N. II. Patriot, 
 
 The People , 
 
 Enquirer , 
 
 Morning Star, 
 
 Foster's Democrat, 
 
 Publishers. Pub. days.< 
 
 Edward D. Boylston, Tuesday' 
 
 Concord, 
 
 44 
 
 44 
 
 u 
 
 Dover, 
 
 44 
 
 44 
 
 44 
 
 44 
 
 C. 0. Barney, 
 
 J. Weber, 
 
 S. H. Story, 
 
 Albert Barker, 
 
 C. A. Bridge, 
 
 Rep. Press Assoc : ation, 
 
 <4 4 4 
 
 (4 
 
 C. C. Pearson & Co., 
 Libbey & Co., 
 
 I. D. Stewart, 
 
 Geo. J. Foster & Co., 
 
 44 
 
 Exeter, 
 
 44 
 
 Farrington, 
 Franklin, 
 Gorham, 
 Great Falls, 
 
 44 
 
 Hanover, 
 Hillsboro B. 
 Hinsdale, 
 
 44 
 
 Keene, 
 
 44 
 
 Laconia, 
 Lake Vi 1 lag 
 Lancaster, 
 
 44 
 
 Foster's Baily Democrat, 
 
 State Press, II. H. Metcalf, 
 
 Granite Monthly, H. H. Metcalf, 
 
 News-Letter, C. Marseilles, 
 
 Exeter Gazette, Wingate & Dunton, 
 
 Farrington Advertiser, Chas. M. Folsom, 
 
 Merrimack Journal, 
 The Mountaineer, 
 Journal, 
 
 Free Press, 
 
 The Dartmouth, 
 
 , Messenger, 
 
 G. B. & F. Iv. Wheeler, 
 
 V. V. Twitchell, 
 
 Edwin Fernald, 
 
 Free Press Pub. Co., 
 
 Sen. Class, Dart. Col., Thursday 
 Holton & Fery, Thursday 
 
 IV id ay 
 Saturday 
 Tuesday 
 Semi-Monthiy ; 
 Friday 
 Friday 
 Daily 
 Thursday 
 Wednesday 
 Thursday: 
 Thursday 
 Wednesday 
 Friday 
 Daily 
 Friday 
 Monthly: 
 
 Friday 
 Saturday 
 Friday 
 Friday 
 Weekly 
 Friday 
 Friday 
 
 Star Spangled Banner, Banner Publishing Co., Monthly 
 
 Martin & Co., Quarterly 
 
 Sentinel Printing Co., Thursday 
 
 Mirror 
 N. H. Sentinel, 
 Cheshire Republican, 
 Democrat, 
 e Times. 
 
 Coos Republican, 
 Independent Gazette , 
 
 Julius N. Morse, 
 Wm. M. Kendall, 
 Martin A. Haynes, 
 Coos Rep. Assoc'n 
 Quimby & Burns, 
 
 Saturday 
 Friday 
 Saturday 
 Tuesday 
 Wednesday 
 
204 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 U 
 
 Milfoid, 
 
 Nashua, 
 
 U 
 
 Location. Names of Layers. 
 
 Lebanon, Granite St. Free Press , 
 Littleton, W. Mountain Republic , 
 “ Argus , 
 
 Loudon R., Household Messenger, 
 
 “ National Gazette t 
 
 Manchester, Mirror <£• American, 
 
 “ Min'or cC- Fanner r 
 
 “ J/an. Daily Union , 
 
 27/? Union Democrat , 
 
 A’. H. Journal oj Music , 
 Saturday Night Disp'ch, 
 Enterprise , 
 
 Nashua Da. Telegraph , 
 2V. Weekly Telegraph , 
 
 “ N.Gaz.J Hillsb. Co.Adv. 
 
 “ Nashua Daily Gazette , 
 
 New Ipswi’hjTYmes, 
 
 Newmarket, Advertiser , 
 
 Newport, TV. H. A rgus ct- Spectator 
 'Pembroke, Sunco'k Journal, 
 Peterboro, Transcript , 
 
 Plymouth, Grafton Co. Journal , 
 
 “ Grafton Co. Democrat, 
 
 Portsmouth, The P rtsm'th Journal , 
 Chronicle , 
 
 2V. //. Gazette, 
 
 Times , 
 
 States and Union , 
 Portsmouth Weekly , 
 -Rochester, Courier. 
 
 Troy, Home C> mpanion , 
 
 Wilton, Wilton Journal , 
 Wolfeboro, Granite State News , 
 
 Publishers. 
 
 F. W. Cheney, 
 
 Geo. C. Fur her, 
 
 J. S. Peavey, 
 
 I. S. French & Co., 
 Smith & Co., 
 
 John B. Clarke, 
 
 Campbell A Hanscom, 
 
 I. S. Whitney, 
 
 M. S. Hunt, 
 
 Geo. E. Foster, 
 
 Moore & Langley, 
 
 B. B. & F. 
 
 .Fi/Z). days) 
 
 Friday! 
 Thursday: 
 
 Friday: 
 Monthly, 
 Quarterly 
 Daily 
 Saturday 
 Daily 
 Tuesday- 
 Monthly 
 Saturday' 
 Tuesday! 
 
 Daily 
 Saturday 
 P. Whittemore, Thur.'.] 
 Dail v; 
 
 c; 
 
 a 
 
 a 
 
 J. C. Emery, Monthly! 
 
 Wingate A Dunton, Thursday 
 
 ,Carleton A Harvey, Friday, 
 
 0. S. Eastman, Saturday 
 
 Faruum A Scott, Thursday) 
 
 Kimball A Temple, Saturday 
 
 Democrat Pub. Co., Friday 
 
 L. W. Brewster, Saturday) 
 
 Chronic’! A Gazette Pub. Co., Daily 
 “ Thursday 
 
 Geo. W. Guppy, Daily; 
 
 “ Friday! 
 
 Frank W. Miller A Co., Saturday] 
 C. W. Folsom, Friday 
 
 H. C. Newton, Monthly; 
 
 Geo. E. Foster, Tuesday 
 
 C. H. Parker, Monday! 
 
 AMENDED CONSTITUTION. 
 
 We printed, last year, tlie old Constitution of the State entire. 
 ISince then the State itself has printed and generously distributed 
 jthe same with the amendments,and in one form or another, the new 
 Constitution is accessible to all who care to possess it. We therefore 
 do not print it this year, but simply make a note of one of its pro 
 visions. We refer to that which changes the time of holding elections 
 and the tenure of office of State officers. The change was, as to time 
 of election, from March to November, and once in two years instead 
 of once a year.^ The first election under the new Constitution, as de¬ 
 termined by Statute, will take place in November next, and that 
 will give us two elections in one year, as the last unden the old Con-j 
 Istitution is to take place in March as usual. 
 
 It was also ordained by the Legislature of 1677 that election of town 
 officers aud the transaction of town and ward business shall be held 
 once in two years only. We hope that we shall not be considered as 
 meddling with politics if we say that we consider it highly probable 
 that the legislature of 1878 may be called upon to repeal this latter 
 !act, for, so lar as we can learn, it is not in accordance with the ex¬ 
 pectations nur with the wishes of the people. 
 
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SAVINGS BANKS. 
 
 205 
 
 Bailies* 
 
 SAVINGS BANKS. 
 
 The following table gives the names of all the Savings Banks in 
 the State, their location, Treasurers, number of Depositors, and 1 , 
 amounts due them according to the report of the Bank Commission 
 ers, presented to the Legislature in June, 1877. 
 
 Instead of the Resources we give the number of depositors and the 
 amounts due them. All but two of the Institutions reported their 
 Resources equal to their liabilities. Most of the remainder report a 
 surplus and a guaranty fund. Neither the number of depositors nor 
 the amount of deposits, according to our footing, agrees with the foot¬ 
 ing of the Report. A portion of the discrepancy is caused by errors 
 iu the Report—the rest may be our blunders. 
 
 Location. 
 
 Alton, 
 
 Ashland, 
 
 Bristol, 
 
 Charlestown, 
 
 Claremont, 
 
 Concord, 
 
 U 
 
 c< 
 
 4; 
 
 Conway, 
 Derry Depot, 
 Dover, 
 
 4 . 
 
 44 
 
 Epping, 
 
 Exeter, 
 
 Farmington, 
 
 Fislierville, 
 
 Fitzwilliam, 
 
 Francestown, 
 
 Franklin, 
 
 Freedom, 
 
 Gorham, 
 
 Greenville, 
 
 Hanover, 
 
 Hinsdale, 
 
 Jaffrey, (E.,) 
 
 Keene, 
 
 44 
 
 Laconia, 
 
 44 
 
 Lake Village, 
 
 Lancaster, 
 
 Lebanon, 
 
 Littleton, 
 
 Manchester, 
 
 Banks. 
 
 Alton Five-Cts., 
 Ashland Savings, 
 Bristol Savings , 
 Connecticut Riv., 
 Sullivan Sav. Inst., 
 Merrimack Co., 
 Concord Savings, 
 iV. II. Savings, 
 
 Loan d Trust Sav., 
 Conway Savings, 
 Derry Savings, 
 
 For Co. of Straford, 
 Dover Five Cents, 
 Cocheco Savings, 
 Epping Savings, 
 Union Five Cents, 
 Squamscott Sav., 
 Farmington Savings. 
 Penacook Savings, 
 Fitzwilliam Sav., 
 Francestown Sav., 
 Franklin Savings, 
 Ossipee Valley, 
 Gorham 5 cts Sav., 
 Mason Vil. Sav., 
 Dartmouth Sav., 
 Hinsdale Savings, 
 Monadnock Sav., 
 Ches. Prov. Inst., 
 Keene Five Cents, 
 Laconia Savings, 
 Belknap Savings, 
 Lake Village Sav., 
 Sav. B. of Coos Co., 
 Lebanon Savings , 
 Littleton Savings, 
 Amoskeag Savings, 
 
 Treasurers. Depos’ors 
 
 A. L. Rollins, 
 
 J. F. Keyes, 
 
 G. M. Cavis, 
 George Olcott, 
 Albert Rossiter, 
 John Kimball, 
 George Jones, 
 Wm. P. Fiske, 
 
 J. V. Barron, 
 
 S. B. Shack ford, 
 
 G. C. Currier, 
 
 C. Woodman, 
 Calvin Hale, 
 
 J. C. Plummer, 
 
 G. S. Rundlett, 
 Geo. E. Lane. 
 Francis Hilliard, 
 
 , Thos. F. Cooke, 
 
 S. F. Brown, 
 
 M. Chaplin, 
 
 Sam’l D. Downs, 
 Alexis Proctor, 
 Elias Towle, 
 
 R. F. Ingalls, 
 Milton H. Hardy, 
 
 N. S. Huntington, 
 G. Wellman, 
 
 Peter Upton, 
 George Tilden, 
 
 G. A. Litchfield, 
 W. L. Melcher, 
 Benj. P. Gale, 
 Thomas Ham, 
 
 H. 0. Kent, 
 
 E. A. Kendrick, 
 
 O. C. Hatch, 
 Moody Currier, 
 
 195 
 
 345 
 
 570 
 
 1,201 
 
 2,597 
 
 840 
 
 3,191 
 
 4,136 
 
 1,529 
 
 329 
 
 243 
 
 5,312 
 
 1,545 
 
 754 
 
 127 
 
 1,342 
 
 87 
 
 764 
 
 1,626 
 
 203 
 
 4S6 
 
 1,119 
 
 354 
 
 382 
 
 242 
 
 1,113 
 
 159 
 
 437 
 
 3.879 
 3,839 
 1,933 
 
 871 
 
 635 
 
 437 
 
 1,694 
 
 961 
 
 6.880 
 
 Am’nts 
 due De¬ 
 positors # 
 
 $ 42,524: 
 
 77,133 
 
 141,620 
 305,829 
 1,091,129 
 250,639! 
 551,383| 
 1,322,499 
 575,423 
 91,287 
 57,439] 
 1,864,131 
 172,991 
 164,587 j 
 16,404 
 179,519 
 15,866 
 232,709 
 334,986' 
 36,6401 
 112,059' 
 343,097! 
 90,864 
 24,517! 
 45,021! 
 282,826, 
 26.221! 
 176,057 
 1,989,367] 
 742,265’ 
 601,475 
 369,895 
 174,159; 
 53,500. 
 629,101 
 270,348 
 2,471.896' 
 
 
206 
 
 SAYINGS BANKS. 
 
 Location. 
 
 it 
 
 it 
 
 a 
 
 a 
 
 Banks. 
 Manchester Saw, 
 
 Meredith Y., 
 
 Milford, 
 
 Nashua, 
 
 U 
 
 New Ipswich, 
 
 Newmarket, 
 
 Newport, 
 
 Peterboro, 
 
 Pittsfield, 
 
 Portsmouth, 
 
 (C 
 
 it 
 
 Rochester, 
 
 ii 
 
 Rollinsford, 
 
 Sandwich, 
 
 Soniersworth, 
 
 Suncook, 
 
 Tilton, 
 
 Walpole, 
 
 Warner, 
 
 E. Wilton, 
 
 Winchester, 
 
 Wolfeboro, 
 
 U 
 
 Treasurers. Depositors 
 
 N. Parker, 6,191 
 
 Merrimack River , Fred'k Smyth, 3,489 
 
 City Savings , DanT W. Lane, 1:440 
 
 People's Savings, (4. B. Chandler, 907 
 
 Meredith Village, Seneca A. Ladd, 5S4 
 
 Milford Five Cents, C. S. Averill, 1,541 
 
 Mechanics’’ Savings, C. Y. Dearborn, 968 
 
 Nashua Savings, Wirgil C. Gilman, 3,141 
 City Savings, E. P. Brown, 1,955 
 
 New Ipswich, F. W. Preston, 369 „ 
 
 Newmarket Sav., S. A. Haley, 320 
 
 Newport Savings, Fred. W. Lewis, 1,242 
 
 Peterhoro Savings, M. L. Morrison, 1,775 
 
 Pittsfield Savings, W. H. Berry, 800 
 
 Portsm’th Savings, J. H. Foster, 7,200 
 JRock'm Ten Cents , John Christie, 
 
 Port. T. d: Guar. Co. 
 
 Norway Plains, 
 
 Gonic Five Cents, 
 
 Rochester Savings, S. D. Wentworth, 
 Rollinsford Sav.,_ Win. H. Morton, 
 
 G. L. Treadwell, 
 Frank. McDuffie, 
 N. Y. Whitehouse, 
 
 Sandwich Savings, 
 Somersworth Sav., 
 China Savings, 
 dona Savings, 
 Walpole Savings, 
 Kearsarge Sav., 
 Wilton Savings, 
 Ashuelot Savings, 
 Car. Co. Five Cts., 
 
 W. A. Heard, 
 
 A. A. Perkins, 
 
 C. F. Hildreth, 
 Win. T. Cass, 
 Josiah G. Bellows, 
 H. H. Harriman, 
 Moses Clark, 
 Ellery Albee, 
 John M. Brackett, 
 
 Wolfeboro Savings, J. L. Avery, 
 
 532 
 
 1,436 
 
 138 
 
 478 
 
 1,664 
 
 332 
 
 2,575 
 
 279 
 
 506 
 
 149 
 
 321 
 
 531 
 
 736 
 
 1,605 
 
 2,89 
 
 Am't. 
 
 2,911,606 
 
 1,218,132 
 
 450.513 
 
 471,831 
 
 145,448 
 
 304,452 
 
 162,080 
 
 1,536,081 
 
 127,989' 
 
 126,292’ 
 
 65,848 
 
 312.834 
 
 581,552 
 
 140,869' 
 
 2,438,95S 
 
 * 340,107 
 610,227) 
 39,263 
 120,541 
 778,069 
 65,065 
 766,741, 
 41,615 
 179,539’ 
 20,288! 
 71,730' 
 96,291; 
 135,010 
 465,300' 
 88,722 
 
 * Including capital stock. S 97,875 $30,560,271 
 
 The number of Savings Banks in the State is 67. The number of 
 depositors is 98,683. The amount deposited by them is $32,235,876.56. 
 The total amount of loans and investments, including Bonds and 
 stocks, $30,323,728.41. The amount of State tax paid in 1876 was 
 $298,060.22. The amount of National tax paid for six months, ending 
 Dec. 31, 1876 $7,612.00. 
 
 STATE FINANCES, as reported to the Legislature in June 1877. 
 
 There was in the Treasury, June 1, 1876, $ 37,541.15. Received du¬ 
 ring the year, $900,181.03. The State was in debt, over and above 
 assets, June 1, 1876, $3,629,538.49 and June 1, 1877, $3,576,390.87, 
 a decrease of $53,147.62. The revenue was derived, each year $400, 
 000.00 from State tax ; and, in the year ending June 1, 1877, from 
 Railroad tax $69,338.28; from Insurance tax $ 10,175.41; from in¬ 
 terest, $ 1,239.56 : and from miscellaneous sources, $ 1,382.85. State 
 Bonds were paid, during the year, to the amount of $100,000.00 ; and 
 of them will fall-due on the first of July of this year, $110,000.00. 
 The amount credited to towns on account of Savings Bank tax was! 
 $274,578.74, on account of R. R. tax, $79,192.38, and on account of 
 Literary fund and Insurance tax $31,371.30; leaving balance to be 
 Daid by the towns, $ 14,857.58. 
 
NATIONAL BANKS 
 
 207 
 
 ii 
 
 u 
 
 200.000 
 60,000 
 150,000 
 100,000 
 Harrison Haley, 100,000 
 W. F. Putnam, 100,000 
 Tlio’s. F. Cooke, 100,000 
 G. W. Cummings,100,000 
 
 ii 
 
 ii 
 
 NATIONAL BANKS, 
 
 With names of the Presidents and Cashiers and the amount of Capi¬ 
 tal paid in—corrected to June 1,1877, according to the Bank Com¬ 
 missioners’ Report to the Legislature. 
 
 Location. Banks. Presidents. Cashiers. Capital. 
 
 Charlesto’n, Conn. Riv. Nat. Hope Lathrop, George Olcott, $100,000 
 Claremont, Claremont Nat'l Geo. N. Farwell, John L. Farwell, 150,000 
 Concord, First National, G. A. Pillsbury, Wm, F. Thayer, 150,000 
 “ N. State Capital, John V. Barron, H. J. Crippen, 
 
 Derry DepotDerry National , John W. Noyes, G. C. Currier, 
 
 Dover, Strafford Nat. Wm. S. Stevens, E. R. Brown, 
 
 Dover National, Oliver Wyatt, Calvin Hale, 
 
 Cocheco Nat. J. E. Lathrop, 
 
 Exeter Nat. Granite S., J. L. Merrill, 
 
 Farmiugt'n, Far. National, J. F. Cloutman, 
 
 Francesto’n, First National, J. D. Butler, 
 
 Gonic,* First National, N.V.Whitehouse,A.D.Whitehouse, 60,000 
 Great Falls, G't F. National, Nath’l Wells, Jos. A. Stickney,l 50,000 
 Hanover, Dartmouth Nat. H. Hitchcock, N. S. Huntington, 50,000 
 Hillsboro. First National, Steph. Kenrick, J. C. Campbell, 50,000 
 Jaffrey, (E .,)Monadnock Nat. Benj. Cutter, Peter Upton, 100,000 
 Keene, Cheshire Nat. John E. Elliot, Royal H. Porter, 200,000 
 
 “ Citizens' NaCl, S. D. Osborne, 0. G. Dort, 100,000 
 
 Keene National, Edward Joslin, Geo. W. Tilden,- 100,000 
 Ashuelot Nat. G. A. Wheeler, H. 0. Coolidge, 100,000 
 Laconia, Laconia Nat'l, J. C. Moulton, D. S. Dinsmore, 150,000 
 Lebanon, National of, William S. Ela, E. A. Kendrick, 100,000 
 
 Littleton, Littleton Nat'l , John Farr, 0. C. Hatch, 100,000 
 
 Manchester, Amoskeag Nat. Moody Currier, G. B. Chandler, 200,000 
 “ First National, W. Smith, Fred’rick Smyth,150,000 
 
 Manchester Nat., Nathan Parker, Chas. E. Balch, 150,000 
 City National, C. W. Stanley, D. W. Lane, 100,000 
 
 Second National, Aretas Blood, Josiah Carpenter. 
 Milford, Souhegan Nat., R. R. Ilowison, Fred. B. Sawyer, 100,000 
 
 Nashua, First National , E. P. Emerson, J. A. Spalding, 150,000 
 
 Second Nat'l, J. W. White, F. A. Eaton, 100,000 
 
 Indian Head N .,Calvin B. Hill, F. A. Me Kean, 120,000 
 New r market,A T ettfm«rA;e£ Nat.,3. L. Lawrence, Sam’l A. Haley, 80,000 
 Newport, First National, Dexter Richards,Fred. W. Lewis, 100,000 
 Peterboro, First National, F. Livingston, C. P. Richardson, 100,000 
 Pittsfield, Pittsfield Nat'l, C. H. CarpeDter, J. A. Goss, 50,000 
 
 Portsmouth,First National, W.H.Y. Hackett.E. P. Kimball, 300,000 
 N.Mech. d Trad., John Sise, Geo. W. Butler, 300,000 
 Rockingham N., J. J. Pickering, John P. Hart, 200,000 
 N. H. National, Jas. P. Bartlett, L. S. Butler, 150,000 
 Rochester, Rochester Nat., John Me Duffee, Frank. Me Duffee, 50,000 
 Rollinsford, SalmonFallsS.B G. W. Roberts, W. H. Morton, 50,000 
 Somi*rsw’th,»$'owierstt> , £7i Nat., Oliver H. Lord, S. S. Rollins, 100,000 
 
 Tilton, (Citizens' Nat., E. Davis, William T. Cass, 70.000 
 
 Warner, Kearsarge Nat., N. G. Ordway, G. C. George, 50,000 
 
 Winchester, Winchester Nat., E. C. Thayer, Henry Abbott, 100,000 
 Wolfeboro, Lake National, J. M. Brackett, C. F. Parker, 75.000 
 
 *■ Towu of Rochester. 
 
 There are in the State forty-six National Banks, having a capital 
 of about five and a-half millions of dollars, and one State Bank—Sal¬ 
 mon Falls State Bank—having a Capital of $50,000 
 
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 208 
 
 RAILROADS. 
 
 / 
 
 PRINCIPAL RAILROADS IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE, 
 with length, in miles, within the State. 
 
 Concord R. R., 35 m. 
 
 From Boston , Mass., 
 
 Miles. 
 
 To Nashua is.39 
 
 Thornton’s Ferry.... 
 
 ATprrnnfl.f' . 
 
 ..6— 48 
 
 .3— 46 
 
 Read’s Ferry. 
 
 .2— 48 
 
 Goff’s Falls. 
 
 .4— 52 
 
 Manchester. 
 
 .4— 56 
 
 Martin’s Ferry. 
 
 
 Hooksett. 
 
 .4— 65 
 
 Suncook . 
 
 . 2—67 
 
 Robinson’s .. . 
 
 .3— 70 
 
 Concord .. 
 
 ....J....4— 74 
 
 Northern R. R., 69.5 m. 
 
 From Concord 
 
 To Fisherville i3 .7— 
 
 Boscawen.3— 10 
 
 North Boscawen .4— 14 
 
 Franklin.5— 19 
 
 East Andover.6— 25 
 
 Andover.3— 28 
 
 Potter Place.4— 32 
 
 West Andover.1— 33 
 
 South Danbury.3— 36 
 
 Danbury.3— 39 
 
 Grafton.5— 44 
 
 Grafton Center.2— 46 
 
 Canaan.6— 52 
 
 West Canaan.3— 55 
 
 Enfield.3— 58 
 
 East Lebanon.3— 61 
 
 Lebanon.4— 65 
 
 White River Junction , Yt. 5— 70 
 
 ! Con. & Portsmouth R. R.,40.5 m. 
 
 From Concord, 
 
 Miles. 
 
 To Suncook is. 
 
 ...7— 7 
 
 Hooksett. 
 
 
 Manchester. 
 
 ....9— 18 
 
 Massabesic. 
 
 ..4— 22 
 
 Auburn. 
 
 
 Candia.. 
 
 ....4— 30 
 
 Raymond. 
 
 ....6— 36 
 
 West Epping. 
 
 ....3— 39 
 
 Epping. 
 
 ...3— 42 
 
 East Epping. 
 
 
 New-Market Junction . 
 
 .. .4— 49 
 
 Stratham. 
 
 
 Brackett’s. 
 
 
 Givenland. 
 
 
 Portsmouth.. 
 
 ....4— 59 
 
 77 
 
 82 
 
 86 
 
 89 
 
 93' 
 
 95 
 
 Concord & Claremont R. R. 56 m. 
 
 From Boston , Mass., Miles. 
 
 To Concord is .74 
 
 West Concord.3— 
 
 Mast Yard.5— 
 
 Coutoocook.4— 
 
 Dimond's Corner.3— 
 
 Warner.4— 
 
 Waterloo.2— 
 
 Roby’s Corner.2— 97 
 
 Melvin’s Mills .2— 99 
 
 Bradford.2—101 
 
 Newbury.7—108 
 
 Mt. Sunapee.....2—110 
 
 Sunapee.*.3—113 
 
 Newport...4—117 
 
 Northville. 3—120 
 
 Ivelleyville.2—122: 
 
 Claremont .6—128. 
 
 Claremont Junction.2—130; 
 
 Contoocook River R. R., 15 m. 
 
 From Contoocook Miles- 
 
 To Ilenniker is...8— 
 
 Hillsboro Bridge.7—15 
 
 Sullivan County R. R., 25.5 
 
 From Bellows Falls, Vt., Miles. 
 
 To So. Charlestown is.4 
 
 Charlestown.4— 8 
 
 Springfield.3—11 
 
 North Charlestown.3—14 
 
 Claremont .4—18 
 
 Windsor, Vt., .8—26 
 
 Manchester & Lawrence R. R., 
 22.39 m. 
 
 ram Manchester 
 
 Miles. 
 
 o Londonderry is.... 
 
 .6 
 
 Wilson’s . 
 
 .2— 8, 
 
 Derry . 
 
 .^...3—11 
 
 Windham. 
 
 .3—14 
 
 Salem. 
 
 .5—19| 
 
 Messer’s. 
 
 .4—23 
 
 Methuen Mass. 
 
 .1—24 
 
 Lawrence. 
 
 .2—26 
 
 Boston . 
 
 .26—52 
 
 Cheshire R. R., 42.81 m. 
 From Bellows Falls, Yt., Miles 
 
 To Cold River is. lj 
 
 Walpole.3— 4, 
 
 Westmoreland.6— 10 
 
 East Westmoreland.4— 14 
 
 Ke<me..8— 22 
 
 South Keene.2— 24j 
 
RAILROADS. 
 
 Marlborough.4— 28 
 
 Tro}*.4— 32 
 
 Fitzwilliam.5— 37 
 
 State Line.6— 43 
 
 Boston ..71—114 
 
 Ashuelot R. R., 23 % ra. 
 
 From Keene Miles. 
 
 To Swanzy is.5— 5 
 
 Westport.3— 8 
 
 Winchester.5—13 
 
 Ashuelot..2—15 
 
 Hinsdale.4—19 
 
 South Vernon, Mass .5—24 
 
 Boston Concord & Montreal R. R., 
 93.26 m. 
 
 From Concord Miles. 
 
 To East Concord is.2— 
 
 North Concord.5— 7 
 
 Canterbury.3— 10 
 
 Northfield.3— 13 
 
 Tilton.5— 18 
 
 East Tilton.4— 22 
 
 Laconia.5— 27 
 
 Lake Tillage.2— 29 
 
 Weir’s.5— 34 
 
 Meredith Village.4— 38 
 
 Ashland ..8— 46 
 
 Plymouth.5— 51 
 
 Quincy .8— 59 
 
 West Ruiuuey.3— 62 
 
 Wentworth .5— 67 
 
 Warren..3— 70 
 
 Warren Summit. 5— 75 
 
 East Haverhill. .5— 80 
 
 Haverhill, & Newbury,Vt.o — 85 
 
 North Haverhill.3— 88 
 
 Woodsville & W. Riv ., Vt. 5— 93 
 
 White Mountains N. H., R. R., 
 20.92 m. 
 
 Bath.5— 98 
 
 Lisbon.5—103 
 
 Littleton...11—114 
 
 White Mountains Exten’on R.R., 
 31.99 m. 
 
 Wing Road.5—119 
 
 Bethlehem...4—123 
 
 Twin Mountain .5—128 
 
 Fabyan’s.5—133 
 
 Base Station.7—140 
 
 Whitefield fr. Littleton..10—124 
 
 Dalton...5—129 
 
 So. Lancaster.2—131 
 
 Lancaster.4—135 
 
 209 ; - 
 
 Guildhall .6—141 
 
 Groveton June.4—145 
 
 Boston & Maine R. R. } 34.75 m. 
 
 From Boston, Mass., Miles* 
 
 To Atkinson is.37 
 
 Plaistow. ... 1— 38 
 
 Newton June.3— 41 
 
 East Kingston Depot. 
 
 .4— 45 
 50 
 
 
 Exeter.5— 
 
 South Newmarket.4— 54 
 
 Newmarket June.,.1— 55 
 
 Newmarket.2— 57j 
 
 Durham .5— 62 
 
 Madbury .2— 64 
 
 Dover.4— 68 
 
 Rollinsford.3— 71 
 
 Great Falls .3— 74 
 
 Portland, Me., .41—115 
 
 Petsrboro & Shirley R. R. 
 
 From Ayer June., Mass., Miles. 
 
 To Mason is.17 
 
 Pratt’s.3—20 
 
 Mason Village.3—23 
 
 Monadnock R. R., 15.8 m. 
 
 From Peterboro Miles. 
 
 To Jalfrey is.7 
 
 Rindge.4—11 
 
 Winchendon, Mass., .6—17 
 
 Worcester & Nashua & Nashua 
 & Rochester R. R., 55.44 ra. 
 
 From Worcester, Mass., Miles. 
 
 To Hollis is. 39 
 
 Nashua. 
 
 .7—46! 
 
 Hudson. 
 
 . 3—49! 
 
 . 4—53 1 
 
 W. Windham. 
 
 Windham.. 
 
 .4—57 
 
 Hampstead... 
 
 .6—63 1 
 
 Sandown. 
 
 .2—65'! 
 
 Fremont. 
 
 ..5—70j 
 
 Epping. 
 
 .4—74! 
 
 .6—80 
 
 Lee. 
 
 Barrington. 
 
 .8—88 
 
 Gonic. 
 
 
 Rochester. 
 
 
 Portland, Me . 
 
 .52-147 
 
 Manchester & North Weare. 
 
 19 m. 
 
 From Manchester 
 
 Miles. 
 
 To Bedford is. 
 
 . 
 
 Goffstown Center is. 
 
 
 Goffstown. 
 
 .3— 9 
 
 Parker’s. 
 
 .1—10 
 
'210 
 
 RAILROADS. 
 
 Oil Mills. 
 
 . 1—11 
 
 i Raymond.4—15 
 
 ; E. Weare.1—16 
 
 North Weare.3—19 
 
 Suncook Valley R. R , 18 m. 
 
 From Hooksett 
 
 Miles. 
 
 To Suncook. 
 
 .2^ 
 
 Allenstown is. 
 
 .4l- 7 
 
 Short Falls. 
 
 .3 —10 
 
 Epsom.. 
 
 . 
 
 Chichester. 
 
 .2^-15 
 
 Webster’s Mills.... 
 
 .2 —17 
 
 Pittsfield. 
 
 .2^-19K 
 
 Dover & Winnipiseogee R. R. 
 
 29 m. 
 
 
 From Boston, Mass., 
 
 Miles. 
 
 To Dover is. 
 
 
 Pickering. 
 
 ..6—74 
 
 Gonic . 
 
 
 Rochester. 
 
 .2—78 
 
 Place’s. 
 
 
 Farmington . 
 
 
 Davis. 
 
 .4—88 
 
 New Durham. 
 
 
 Alton. 
 
 
 Alton Bay. 
 
 .1—98 
 
 Grand Trunk R. R. 
 
 From Portland 
 
 Miles. 
 
 To Gorham is. 
 
 .91 
 
 Berlin Falls. 
 
 .7— 98 
 
 Milan. 
 
 .5—103 
 
 West Milan. 
 
 .6—109 
 
 Northumberland . 
 
 .13—122 
 
 North Stratford... 
 
 .12—134 
 
 Eastern R. R., 
 
 41.39 m. 
 
 From Boston Mass. 
 
 Miles. 
 
 To Salisbury is. 
 
 . 38 
 
 Seabrook . 
 
 .4— 42 
 
 Hampton Falls. 
 
 .2— 44 
 
 Hampton. 
 
 .4— 46 
 
 North Hampton... 
 
 .3— 49 
 
 Greenland.2— 51 
 
 Portsmouth.5— 56 
 
 Conway Div. Eastern R. R. 
 From Portsmouth , Miles. 
 
 To Conway Junction.1— 
 
 Souih Berwick . 
 
 .12— 13 
 
 Salmon Falls . 
 
 ..1— 14 
 
 Great Falls . 
 
 
 Rochester .. 
 
 
 H 68 • ••••••••••••••-»• r» • • • 
 
 ,.5— 28 
 
 South Milton..... . 
 
 ..1— 29; 
 
 Milton .„. 
 
 ..2— 31 
 
 Union. 
 
 
 Wolfeboro Junction. 
 
 ..4— 39 
 
 Wakefield... 
 
 ..2— 41; 
 
 East Wakefield . . 
 
 ..4— 45 
 
 North Wakefield. 
 
 ..2— 47 
 
 Ossipee. 
 
 
 Center Ossipee. 
 
 ..7— 59 
 
 West Ossipee. 
 
 
 Madison. 
 
 
 Con wav . 
 
 
 North Conway . 
 
 
 Wolfeboro Branch R. R., 
 
 12.03 m. 
 
 From Wolfeboro Junction 
 
 Miles. 
 
 To Cotton Valley is . 
 
 
 Fernald’s .. 
 
 
 Mill Village . 
 
 
 Wolfeboro . 
 
 
 Portland & Ogdensburg R. R. 
 
 43 m. 
 
 
 From Portland, Me., 42 m. 
 
 Mis* 
 
 To Conway is . 
 
 
 North Conway. .. 
 
 
 Intervale »•••••.«•••••• 
 
 . • 3 — 63 
 
 Glen Station . 
 
 
 Upper Bartlett . 
 
 
 Livermore ... 
 
 
 Bemis . 
 
 
 Crawford .... 
 
 . .9—87 
 
 Fabyan’s ... 
 
 
 Besides the roads of which we give the Distance Tables abof e, there 
 are the following which have been either chartered or built, or are in 
 process of building. 
 
 J Mount Washington R. R. From the Base to the summit of Mount 
 Washington, two and thirteen sixteenths miles. Average grade 1290 
 ft. to the mile. 
 

 
 RAILROADS—PRESIDENTS &0. 
 
 211 
 
 Peterhoro R. R. From East Wilton through Lyndeborough and 
 Greenfield, about 11 miles finished, with a probability of being ex¬ 
 tended through Bennington, Hancock, Harrisville & Marlboro to Keene 
 on the Manchester & Keene Charter. 
 
 Fitchburg R. R. passes, a distance of 9.37 m., from Massachusetts 
 line to Greenville, w'ithin the State. 
 
 Nashua, Acton and Boston passes, from Nashua, a distance of 4 % 
 miles over our territory before it strikes the State line. 
 
 Nashua & Lowell passes from Nashua, a distance of 5% miles over 
 N H. territory, to the Massachusetts line. 
 
 Bristol Branch R. R., from Franklin to Bristol, a distance of 13.41 
 Smiles, is a branch of the Northern, of which we have no distance table. 
 
 The West Amesbury Branch, from State line, Mass., to Newton, is 
 (only 2 ^ miles in length. It is leased to the Boston & Maine, 
 j The Wilton R. R. from Nashua to Wilton is 15^ miles long. It 
 :was leased to the Nashua & Lowell in 1873, for 20 years. 
 
 The Manchester & Keene road, when completed will be 45 miles 
 uong and is in process of construction, with a prospect of being fin¬ 
 ished during the first half of the present year. 
 
 Portsmouth & Dover R. R. uniting those two cities is 10.88 miles 
 long. It is leased to the Eastern R. R. for 50 years from 1874. 
 
 Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway, will be found in the tables as 
 Conway Branch of the Eastern. 
 
 Portland & Rochester is 52.5 miles long, but only 3 miles in N. H. 
 
 Peterboro & Hillsboro, length 18.5 miles between the towns for 
 which it is named, is in process of construction and expected to be in 
 operation within the year. 
 
 The Wing Road is an extension of the Boston Concord & Montreal, 
 from Groveton Junction to the base of Mt. Washington, 20.39 miles. 
 
 The total length of railroads, in Operation within the State is 938 
 miles, which the completion of the Peterborough and Hillsborough 
 and the Manchester & Keene roads will raise to 1001 miles ; and this is 
 above the proportion of any other New England State to the inhabi¬ 
 tants or wealth of the respective States. 
 
 Thirty-two different corporations made returns to the Secretary 
 of State for the last year. Twelve hundred and ninety-six tons of 
 steel rails were laid during the year, by three corporations. 
 
 PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 The following is a list of the Presidents of the United States, in 
 their order, which it is thought will be convenient for reference. 
 
 George Washington, 1789 and 1793 
 John Adams, 1797 
 
 Thomas Jefferson, 1801 and 1805 
 
 James Madison, 1809 and 1813 
 
 James Monroe, 1817 and 1821 
 
 John Quincy Adams, 1825 
 
 Andrew Jackson, 1829 and 1833 
 
 Martin Van Buren, 1337 
 
 William Henry Harrison, 1841 
 (died Apr. 4). 
 
 John Tyler, (elected as V. P.) 1841 
 James Knox Polk, 1845 
 
 Zachary Taylor, 
 
 (died July 9,1850) 
 
 Millard Fillmore, 
 
 (elected as y p) 
 
 Franklin Pierce, 
 
 James Buchanan, 
 
 Abraham Lincoln, 1861 and 
 (assassinated Apr 14, 1865) 
 Andrew Johnson, 
 
 (elected as V. P.) 
 
 Ulysses S. Grant, 1869 and 
 Rutherford B. Hayes, 
 
 1849 
 
 1850 
 
 1853 
 
 1857 
 
 1865 
 
 1865' 
 
 i 
 
 18731 
 
 1877; 
 
212 
 
 N. H. POPULATION. 
 
 Population of New Hampshire, 1790—1870. 
 
 EXHIBITED BY COUNTIES, LPHBETICLLY NGED. 
 
 AGGREGATE. 
 
 Counties. 1870. 1860. 1850. 1840. 1830. 1820. 1810. 1800. 1790. 
 
 *139 
 
 Belknap, 17681 18549 17721 
 
 Carroll, 17332 20465 20157 
 
 Cheshire, 27265 27434 30141 26429 27016 45376 40988 38825 28772 
 
 Coos, 14932 13161 11853 9849 8388 5549 3991 
 
 Grafton, 39103 42260 42343 42311 38682 32989 28462 23093 13472 
 
 Hillsborough, 64238 62140 57478 42494 37724 53884 49249 43899 32871 
 
 Merrimack, 42151 41408 40337 36253 34614 
 
 *139 
 
 Bockingham, 47297 50122 49194 45771 44325 55107 50175 45427 43169 
 Strafford, 30243 31493 29374 61127 58910 51117 41595 32614 23601 
 Sullivan, 18058 19041 19375 20340 19669 
 
 Total in State, 318300 328073 317976 284574 269328 244022 214460 183858 141885 
 
 WHITE. 
 
 Belknap, 17640 18510 17692 
 
 Carroll 17316 20465 20155 
 
 Cheshire, 27250 27399 30116 26389 26973 45296 40927 38713 28687 
 
 Coos, 14909 13154 11849 9846 8380 5545 3971 
 
 Grafton, 39062 42237 42316 422S0 38653 32942 28398 23023 13423 
 
 Hillsborough, 64109 62033 57359 42398 37609 53651 49020 43694 32694 
 
 Merrimack, 42055 41286 40244 36147 34488 
 
 Rockingham, 47143 50025 49067 45572 44137 54752 49665 45067 42778 
 
 Strafford, 30199 31462 29324 61095 58840 51050 41509 32501 23515 
 
 Sullivan, 18014 19008 19334 20309 19641 
 
 Total in State, 317697 325579 317456 284036 268721 243236 213490 182998 141097 
 
 Belknap, 
 
 41 
 
 Carroll, 
 
 13 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 15 
 
 Coos, 
 
 10 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 41 
 
 Hillsborough, 
 
 124 
 
 Merrimack, 
 
 96 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 153 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 44 
 
 Sullivan, 
 
 43 
 
 Total in State, 
 
 580 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 
 Rockingham, 
 
 
 Strafford, 
 
 
 FREE COLORED. 
 
 39 
 
 29 
 
 
 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 35 
 
 28 
 
 40 
 
 43 
 
 7 
 
 4 
 
 3 
 
 8 
 
 23 
 
 27 
 
 31 
 
 29 
 
 107 
 
 119 
 
 95 
 
 115 
 
 122 
 
 93 
 
 106 
 
 126 
 
 97 
 
 127 
 
 199 
 
 185 
 
 31 
 
 50 
 
 32 
 
 70 
 
 33 
 
 41 
 
 31 
 
 28 
 
 494 
 
 520 
 
 537 
 
 604 
 
 
 SLAVE. 
 
 
 1 3 
 
 80 
 
 61 
 
 112 
 
 69 
 
 4 
 
 20 
 
 
 
 47 
 
 64 
 
 62 
 
 28 
 
 233 
 
 229 
 
 205 
 
 177 
 
 355 
 
 510 
 
 360 
 
 293 
 
 67 
 
 86 
 
 113 
 
 63 
 
 786 
 
 970 
 
 852 
 
 630 
 
 16 
 
 21 
 
 98 
 
 23 
 
 Total in State, 13 8 158 
 
 Indians, 1870 — Carroll 3, Coos 13, Hillsborough 5, Rockingham 1 
 Sullivan 1—23. 
 
 * All other persons, except Indians not taxed. 
 
CENSUS OF U. 
 
 S. FOR 1870. 
 
 213 
 
 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES FOR 1870. 
 
 
 OFFICIAL 
 
 REPORT. 
 
 - 
 
 The following: table, 
 
 completed 
 
 at the Census office, 
 
 exhibits the 
 
 totals of the population of the States and Territories, 
 native and foreign. 
 
 classified as 1 
 
 States. 
 
 Total. 
 
 Native. 
 
 Foreign J 
 
 Alabama, 
 
 996,992 
 
 987,030 
 
 9,962* 
 
 Arkansas. 
 
 484,471 
 
 479,445 
 
 5,026 
 
 California, 
 
 660,247 
 
 356,416 
 
 209,831 
 
 Connecticut, 
 
 537,404 
 
 423,815 
 
 113,639 
 
 Delaware, 
 
 125,015 
 
 115,879 
 
 9,136 
 
 Florida, 
 
 187,748 
 
 182,781 
 
 4,587 
 
 Georgia, 
 
 1,184,109 
 
 1,172,982 
 
 11.127 
 
 Illinois, 
 
 (Indiana, 
 
 2,539,891 
 
 2,024,693 
 
 515,198 
 
 1,680,637 
 
 1,539,163 
 
 141,47»i 
 
 [Iowa, 
 
 1,191,792 
 
 987,735 
 
 204,057 
 
 Kansas, 
 
 364,399 
 
 316.207 
 
 48,392! 
 
 Kentucky, 
 
 1,321,011 
 
 1,257,613 
 
 63,398 
 
 Louisiana, 
 
 726,915 
 
 665,088 
 
 61,827 
 
 Maine, 
 
 626,915 
 
 57 8*034 
 
 48,881 
 
 Maryland, 
 
 780,894 
 
 697,482 
 
 83,412] 
 
 Massachusetts, 
 
 1,457,351 
 
 1,104,032 
 
 353,319 
 
 Michigan, 
 
 1,184,059 
 
 916,049 
 
 268,0CK> 
 
 Minnesota, 
 
 439,706 
 
 27 9,209 
 
 160,697 
 
 Mississippi, 
 
 827.922 
 
 816,731 
 
 11,191 
 
 Missouri, 
 
 1,721,295 
 
 1,499,028 
 
 222,267 
 
 Nebraska, 
 
 122,993 
 
 92.245 
 
 30,748 
 
 Nevada, 
 
 42.491 
 
 23,690 
 
 18,801 
 
 New Hampshire, 
 
 318.300 
 
 288,689 
 
 29.611 
 
 New Jersey, 
 
 906,096 
 
 717,153 
 
 188,943 
 
 New York. 
 
 4,382.759 
 
 3,244,406 
 
 1,138,353 
 
 North Carolina, 
 
 1,071,361 
 
 1,068,232 
 
 3,059 
 
 Ohio, 
 
 2,665,260 
 
 2,292,767 
 
 372,49a 
 
 Oregon, 
 
 90,923 
 
 79,315 
 
 11,600 
 
 545,261 
 
 Pennsylvania, 
 
 3,521,791 
 
 2,976,530 
 
 Rhode Island, 
 
 217,353 
 
 161,957 
 
 55,396, 
 
 South Carolina, 
 
 705,606 
 
 697,532 
 
 8,074 
 
 (Tennessee, 
 
 1,258,520 
 
 1,239,204 
 
 19,316* 
 
 'Texas. 
 
 81?,579 
 
 756,168 
 
 62,411 
 
 'Vermont, 
 
 330,551 
 
 2S3,396 
 
 47,155 
 
 Virginia, 
 
 1,225,163 
 
 1,211,400 
 
 13,754 
 
 West Virginia, 
 
 442.014 
 
 424,923 
 
 17.091 
 
 Wisconsin, 
 
 1.05 i, 670 
 
 690,171 
 
 364,499 
 
 Total, States, 
 
 38,113,253 
 
 32,640,907 
 
 5,472,346- 
 
 
 TERRITORIES. 
 
 
 'Arizona, 
 
 9.658 
 
 3.849 
 
 5,809( 
 
 Colorado, (State,l?"6.) 
 
 39,864 
 
 33.265 
 
 6,599^ 
 
 Dakota, 
 
 District of Columbia, 
 
 14,181 
 
 9,366 
 
 4,815i 
 
 131,700 
 
 115,466 
 
 16,254 
 
 Idaho, 
 
 14,999 
 
 7.114 
 
 7,885- 
 
 Montana, 
 
 20,595 
 
 12,616 
 
 7,979: 
 
 j New Mexico, 
 
 91,874 
 
 86,254 
 
 5,626( 
 
/ 
 
 214 
 
 U. S. GOVERNMENT. 
 
 Utah, 
 
 Washington, 
 
 Wyoming, 
 
 Total, Territories, 
 
 86.7S6 
 
 23,905 
 
 9,118 
 
 56,084 
 
 18,931 
 
 5,605 
 
 34S,530 
 
 30,102 
 
 5,024 
 
 3,513 
 
 94,200 : 
 
 i 
 
 38,555,983' 
 
 442,730 
 
 SUMMARY. 
 
 Total population of the United States, 
 
 Composed of 
 
 Natives, - 32,989,437 
 
 Foreigners, 5,566,446: 
 
 For purposes of comparison, summarizing the tables already pub-! 
 lished, the total population of the United States may also be made to 
 appear under the following classification : 
 
 White, 33,586,989 
 
 Colored, 4,880,009 
 
 Indian, 25,731 
 
 Chinese, 63,254—38,555,983^ 
 
 Of the Indians and Chinese, the Territories contain 4303 of the for¬ 
 mer, and 7075 of the latter. 
 
 Note —The Indian Territory (88,152) and Alaska (15,240) are not in 
 icluded nor mentioned in any of the census tables above epitomized. 
 
 iitited States Government.* 
 
 THE EXECUTIVE. 
 
 Salary $ 50,000 
 
 “ 10,000 
 
 For succession of President from the organization of the Government to the 
 Inauguration of Mr. Hayes, 1877, page 211. 
 
 RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio, President, 
 WM. A. WHEELER, of New York, Vice President 
 
 Wm. M. Evarts, of N. Y., 
 John Sherman, of Ohio, 
 
 Geo. W. McCrary, Kentucky, 
 |R. W. Thompson, of Indiana, 
 [Caul Schukz, of Missouri, 
 David M. Key, of Tennessee, 
 
 the cabinet. 
 
 Secretary of State, 
 Secretary of the Treas’y, 
 Secretary of War, 
 Secretary of the Navy, 
 Secretary of the Interior, 
 Postmaster General, 
 Attorney General, 
 
 $10,000 
 
 cc 
 
 (4 
 
 (4 
 
 (4 
 
 (( 
 
 Uharles Devens, of Mass , 
 
 j Commissioner of Agriculture, -Wm. G. LeDuc, Washington, 
 j Commissioner of Education , John Eaton, Washington. 
 
 Librarian of Congress — Ainsworth R. Spofford, Washington. 
 
 !Public Printer , John D. Defuees, Washington. 
 
 THE JUDICIARY. 
 
 Supreme Court ot‘ tlie United States. 
 
 Morrison R. Waite, of Ohio, Chief Justice, Salary $,10,500 
 
 ASSOCIATE JUSTICES—SALARY $ 10,000. 
 
 Stephen J. Field, of California, 
 William Strong, of Penn., 
 
 Joseph P. Bradley, of N. J. 
 James Harlan, of Kentucky. 
 
 D. W. Middleton, of Dist. Columbia, Clerk, fees; Wm. T. Otto, of 
 Ind., Reporter, $ 2,500; John G. Nicolay, of Illinois, Marshal, $ 3,500 
 
 Ward Himt, of South Carolina, 
 |Nathan Clifford, of Maine, 
 
 Noah II. Swayne, of Ohio, 
 :Samuel F. Miller, of Iowa, 
 
U. S. COURTS AND U. S. SENATE. 
 
 215 ? 
 
 U. S« Circuit Court Judges. 
 
 CIRCUITS. JUDOES. 
 
 X Me., N. II., Mass, and Rhode Island, George F. Shepley of Maine. 
 
 1*2 Vermont, Conn, and New York, Alex. S. Johnson, New York City. 
 J 3 New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, Wm. Me Kennan of Pa. 
 
 4 Maryland, Virginia, W. Va., N. and 3. Carolina, Hugh L. Boud, of Md. 
 
 5 Ga., Fla., Ala., Miss., La., and Texas, Wm. B. Woods of Alabama. 
 
 £ Ohio. Mich., Kentucky and Tennessee, Halraer H. Emmons, of Mich.; 
 - Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin, Thomas Drummond of Illinois. 
 
 !g Minn., Iowa, Mo. 5 J Kansas, Ark. and Neb., John F. Dillon of Iowa. 
 
 L California, Oregon and Nevada, Lorenzo Sawyer of California. 
 
 r 
 
 Court of Claims of the Cuited States* 
 
 Charles D. Drake of Missouri, Chief Judge, Salary $4,000 
 Edward G. Loring, of Massachusetts, Judge, “ 
 
 Ebenezer Peck, of Illinois, “ u 
 
 j Charles C. Nott, of New York, “ M 
 
 Wm. A. Richardson, of Mass., “ M 
 
 Archibald Hopkins, Clerk, $ 3,000 
 
 Forty-Fiftli Congress. 
 
 First Session commenced Oct. 15,1877 ; Second Session Dec. 4, 1877. 
 
 UNITED STATES SENATE. 
 TDems. in italic, Reps, in roman.] 
 
 Wm. A. Wheeler, of New York, President of the Senate. 
 
 George C. Gorham, of California, Secretary, salary, $5,000 
 
 John R. French, of No. Carolina, Sergeant at Arms, salary, $4,320 
 Alabama —G. E. Spencer, 1879; James T. Jones , 1883. 
 
 Arkansas —S. W. Dorsey, 1379 ; Augustus H. Garland , 1883. 
 California —Aaron A. Sargent, 1879; Newton Booth, 1881. 
 
 Colorado—J. B. Chatfee, 1879 ; H. M. Teller, 1883. 
 
 Connecticut — Wm. H. Bxmum, 1879; Wm. W. Eaton , 1881. 
 
 Delaivare — T. F. Bayard , 1881 ; Eli Saulsbury , 1883. 
 
 Florida —Simon B. Conover, 1879 ; Charles W. Jones , 1881. 
 Gecn'gia.—John B. Gordon , 1879; Benj. H. Hill, 1883. 
 
 Illinois —R. J. Oglesby, 1879; David Davis, 1883. 
 
 Indiana—Daniel W. Voorhees , 1879 ; J. E. Me Donald, 1881.’ 
 
 Iowa —William B. Allison, 1879 ; Samuel J. Kirkwood, 1883. 
 Kansas —John J. Ingalls, 1879 ; Preston B. Plumb, 1883. 
 
 Kentucky — Thos. C. MoCrecry , 1879 : James B. Beck , 1883. 
 
 Louisiana — Wm. Pitt Kellogg, 1879; J. B. Eustis, 1883. 
 
 Maine— Hannibal Hamlin, 1881; James G. Blaine, 1883. 
 
 Maryland—George R. Dennis, 1879; William P. Whyte, 1881. 
 Massachusetts —Henry L. Dawes, 1881; Geo. F. Hoar, 1883. 
 
 Michigan —I. P. Christiancy. 1881; Thomas W. Ferry, 1883. 
 Minnesota —S. J. R. Mc Millan, 1881; Wm. Windom, 1883. 
 
 Mississippi —B. K. Bruce, 1881; L. Q. C. Lamar , 1883. 
 
 Missouri — F. M. Cockrell, 1881; D. H. Armstrong, 1879. 
 
 Nebraska —A. S. Paddock, 18S1; Alvin Saunders, 18S3. 
 
 Nevada —J. P. Jones, 1879 ; Wm. Sharon, 1881. 
 
 New Hampshire —E. II. Rollins, 1883 ; Bainbridge Wadleigh, 1879. 
 New Jersey — T. F. Randolph, 1881; John R. MacPherson, 1883. 
 
 N w York —Roscoe Conklin. 1879; Francis Keman, 1881. 
 
 North Carolina—Augustus S. Merrimon , 1879; Matthew W. Ransom,\ 
 jl877. _ ' -> ___ l 
 
216 U S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 
 
 Ohio —Stanley Matthews, 1879; Allen G. Thurman, 1881. 
 
 Oregon —John H. Mitchell, 1879; Lafayette Grover, 1883. 
 Pennsylvania— James 1). Cameron, 1879; Win. A. Wallace, 1881. 
 Rhode Island— Henrj B. Anthony, 1883; A. E. Burnside, 1881. 
 South Carolina—M. J. Butler, 1883; John J. Patterson, 1879. 
 Tennessee—James E. Bailey, 1881; Isham G. Harris, 1883. 
 
 Texas—Richard Coke, 1883; Samuel B. Maxey , 1881. 
 
 Vermont —George F. Edmunds, 1881; Justin S. Morrill, 1879. 
 Virginia—John W. Johnston, 1883 ; it. E. Withers, 1881. 
 
 West Virginia—Frank Hereford , 1881; Henry G. Davis, 1883. 
 Wisconsin —Timothy 0. Howe, 1879; Angus Cameron, 1881. 
 
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES. 
 Samuel J. Randall, Pennsylvania, Speaker . 
 
 [Republicans in roman; Democrats in italic. The names are given 
 in the order of Congressional districts.] 
 
 Alabama —James T. Jones, Hilary A. Herbert , Jeremiah N. Williams 
 Charles M. Shetley, Robert F. Ligon, Goldsmith W. Hewitt, Wm. H' 
 Forney, Wm. W. Garth. 
 
 Arkansas—Lucien C. Gause, Wm. F. Siemens, Jordan E. Cravens 
 Thomas M. Gunter. 
 
 California —Horace Davis, H. F. Page, John K. Luttrell, Romualdo 
 Pacheco. 
 
 Colorado —J. B. Bel ford, or T. M. Patterson, (contested.) 
 
 Connecticut — Geo. M. Landers, James Phelps, John T. Wait, Levi 
 Warner. 
 
 Delaware—James Williams. 
 
 Florida —if. H. M. Davidson, Horatio Bisbee. 
 
 Georgia—Julian Hartridge, Wm. E. Smith, Phillip Cook, Henry R. 
 Harris, Hilton A. Chandler, James H. Blount, Wm. H. Felton, A. H. 
 Stephens, Hiram P. Bell. - 
 
 Illinois —William Aldrich, Carter H. Harrison, Lorenzo Brentano, 
 Wiliam Lathrop, Horatio C. Burchard, Thomas J. Henderson, Phillip! 
 C. Hayes, Greenbury L. Fort, Thomas A. Boyd, B. F. Marsh, Robert M. 
 Knapp, Wm. M. Springer , Thomas F. Tipton,-Joseph G. Cannon, 
 John if. Eden, Wm. A. J. Sparks, William if. Monison, William 
 Hartzell, Richard W. Townshend. 
 
 Indiana—Benoni S. Eiiller, Thomas if. Cobb, George A. Bicknell, 
 Leonidas Sexton, Thomas M. Browne, Milton S. Robinson, John 
 Hanna, Morton Os Hunter, Michael D. White, Wm. H. Calkins, James 
 L. Evans, Andrew H. Hamilton, John H. Baker. 
 
 Iowa —Joseph C. Stone, Hiram Price, Theo. W. Burdick, N. C. 
 Deering, Rush Clark, E. S. Sampson, H. J. B. Cummings, Wm. F. 
 Sapp, Addison Oliver. 
 
 Kansas —William A. Phillips, Dudley C. Haskell, Thomas Ryan. 
 Kentucky—Andrew R. Boone, James A. Me Kenzie, John W. Caldwell, 
 J. Proctor Knott, Albert S. Willis, John G. Carlisle, Joseph C, S. Black-] 
 burn, Milton J. Durham , Thomas Turner, John B. Clarke. 
 
 Louisiana — Randall L. Gibson, E. John Ellis, C. B. Darrall, J. B .! 
 Elam , J. E. Leonard, E. W. Robertson. 
 
 Maine —Thomas B. Reed, W. P. Frye, Stephen D. Lindsey, Llewellyn 
 Powers, Eugene Hale. 
 
 Maryland—Daniel M. Henry , Charles B. Roberts, William Kim 
 melt, Thomas Swan, Eli J. Henkle. 
 
 Massachusetts —William W. Crapo, Benj. W. Harris, Walbridge A-j 
 Field, Leopold Morse, Nathaniel P. Banks, Geo. B. Loring, Benj. F-j 
 
I 
 
 U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 217 
 
 Butler, Wm, Clafliu, Win. W. Rice, Amasa Norcross, G. D. Robinson, 
 Michigan — Alpheus S. Williams , Edwin Willits, Jonas H. McGowan, 
 .Edwin W. Keightley, John W. Stone, Mark S. Brewer, Omar D. 
 Conger, Charles C. Ellsworth, Jay A. Hubbell. 
 
 Minnesota —Mark H. Donnell, Horatio B. Straight, Jacob H. Stewart. 
 Mississippi—Henry L. Muldrow, Van H. Manning , 11. De Soto Money, 
 Otho R. Singleton , Chas. 0. Hooker, Janies R. Chalmers. 
 
 Missouri —Anthony Ittner, Nathan Cole, Lyne S. Metcalf, Robert 
 A. Hatcher , Richard P. Bland, Charles H. Morgan, Thomas T. Critten¬ 
 den, Benjamin J. Franklin, David Rea, Henry M. Pollard, John B. 
 Clark, jr., John M. Glover. Aylett H. Buckner. 
 
 Nebraska —Frank Welch. 
 
 Nevadai —Thomas Wren. 
 
 New Hamp hire — Frank Jones, James F. Briggs, Henry W. Blair. 
 New Jersey- —Clement H. Sinnickson, John H. Pew, Miles Ross, 
 Alvah H. Clark , Augustus W. Cutler, Thomas B. Peddie, Augustus A. 
 Hardenburgh. 
 
 New York — Janies W. Covert , Win, D. Feeder, Simeon B. Chittenden, 
 Archibald M. Bliss, Nicholas Muller t S. S. Cox, Anthony Eickhoff, Anson 
 
 G. "McCook, Fernando Wood, Abram S. Hewitt, Benj. A. Willis , C. N. 
 Potter, John H. Ketcham, Geo. M. Beebe, S. L. Mayham, T. J. Quinn- 
 M. I. Townsend, Andrew' Williams, A. B. James, J. li. Starin, Solomon 
 Bundy', Geo. A. Bagley, Wm J. Bacon, Wm. II. Baker, Frank Hiscock. 
 J. H. Camp, E. G. Lapham, J. W. Dwight, J. N. Hungerford, E. Kirke 
 Hart, C. B. Benedict, D. N. Lockwood, Geo. W. Patterson. 
 
 North Carolina — Jesse J. Yeates, C. H. Brogden, A. M. Waddtl, J. J. 
 Davis, Alfred M. Scales, W. L. Steele, Wm . M. 'Robbins, Robert B. 
 Vance. „ 
 
 Y Ohio—Milton Sayler, Henry B. Banning, Mills Gardner, John A. 
 Me Mahon, Americus V. Rice, J. D. Cox, H. L. Dickey, J. Warren 
 Keifer, John S. Jones, Charles Foster, Henry S. Neal, Toomas Ewing, 
 Milton I. Southard, Ebenezer B. Finley, Nelson H. Van Vorhes, Lorenzo 
 Danford, William Me Kinley, jr., James Monroe, James A. Garfield 
 Amos Townsend. 
 
 Oregon —Richard Williams. 
 
 Pennsylvania. —Chapman Freeman, Charles O'Neill, S. J. Randall, 
 Wm. D. Kelley, Alfred C. Harmar, William Ward. Newton Evans, 
 Hiester Clymer, JA. II Smith, Samuel A. Bridges, Francis D. Col'ins, 
 Henry B. Wright, James B. Reilly , John W. Killinger, Edward Overton 
 jr., John T. Mitchell, Jacob M. Campbell, William S. Stenger, Lev- 
 Maish, Levi A. Mackey, Jacob Turney, Russell Errett, Thomas M. 
 Bayne, Wm. S. Sliallenberger, Harry White, John M. Thompson 
 Lewis F. Watson. , 
 
 Rhode Island —B. T. Eaines, Latimer W. Ballou. 
 
 South Carolina —Joseph II. Rainey, Richard H. Cain, D. IF Aiken, 
 John H. Finns. Robert Smalls. 
 
 Tennessee —James H. Randolph, J. M. Thornburgh, G. G. Dibrell, 
 
 H. Y. Riddle, John M. Bright, John F. House, W. C. Whitthorne, 
 J. D. C. Atkins, W. P. Caldwell , II. Casey Young. 
 
 Texas — John H. Reagan, David B. Culberson, James IF. Throck¬ 
 morton, Roger Q. Mills, DeWvt C. Giddings, Gustave Schleicher.- 
 Vermont —Charles H. Joyce, Dudley C. Dennison, Geo. W. Heudee. 
 Virginia — B. B. Douglas, John Goode, jr., Gilbert C. Welker, Joseph 
 Jorgensen, George C. Cabell, John R. Tucker, John T. Hai'ris, Eprpa 
 Hunt.on, Auburn L. Pridemore. 
 
 West Virginia — Benjamin Wilson, Benj. F. Martin, John E. Kenna: 
 
'218 
 
 MINISTERS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 
 
 Wisconsin — C. G. Williams, Lucie □ B. Caswell, G. C. Ilazelton, 
 William Pitt Lynde , Edward S. Bragg, Gabriel Bouck, II. L. Hurn-j 
 phrey, Thad. C. Pound. 
 
 Delegates from Territories. — Arizona—Hiram S. Stevens. Dakota, 
 Jefferson P. Kidder. Idaho—Stephen S. Fenn. Montana — Martin 
 Maginnis. New Mexico —Trinidad Romero. Utah —Geo. Q. Canuon, 
 ’(Mormon.) 
 
 Washington —Orange Jacobs. Wyoming —William W. Corbett. 
 
 Clerk of the House , George M. Adams, Kentucky. Sergeant-at-Arms , 
 John G. Thompson. 
 
 Ministers to Foreign Countries. 
 
 ENVOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY. 
 
 ’ Countries. 
 Austria, 
 Brazil, 
 Chili, 
 China, 
 France, 
 
 Capitals. Ministers. 
 
 Vienua, John A. Kasson, 
 
 Rio do Janeiro, Henry W. Hilliard, 
 
 Santiago, 
 Peking, 
 Paris, 
 
 Great Britain, London, 
 
 Italy, 
 
 Mexico, 
 
 Peru, 
 
 Ger'n Empire, 
 Russia, 
 
 Spain, 
 
 Thomas A. Osborn, 
 Geo. F. Seward, 
 Edward F. Noyes, 
 John Welsh, 
 
 George P. Marsh, 
 John W. Foster, 
 Richard Gibbs, 
 
 Edwin W. Stoughton, 
 
 From. Salary. 
 Iowa, $12,000 
 12 ; 000 ' 
 Kansas, 10,000[ 
 N. Y., 12,000 
 
 Ohio, 17,500 
 
 Penn. 
 Yt. 
 Ind. 
 N. Y. 
 N. Y. 
 
 17,500 
 
 12,000 
 
 12,000 
 
 10,000i 
 
 17,500; 
 
 17,500 
 
 12,000 
 
 Rome, 
 
 Mexico, 
 
 Lima, 
 
 Berlin, 
 
 St. Petersburg, 
 
 Madrid, James Russell Lowell, 
 
 MINISTERS RESIDENT. 
 
 Argentine Rep. Buenos Ayres, Thomas O. Osborn, Ill. 7,500 
 Belgium, Brussels, Ayars P. Merrill, 7,500 
 
 iCentral American States') 
 
 ^“ C 4arag“d [ Guat - Geo. Williamson, Maine, 10,0000 
 
 Salvador, 
 Denmark, 
 
 G reece, 
 Hawaiian Isle 
 Japan,J 
 Netherlands, 
 
 J 
 
 Copenhagen, 
 Athens, 
 Honolulu, 
 Tokei, 
 Hague, 
 Montevideo, 
 Lisbon, 
 ;Swed’n & Nor’y,Stockholm, 
 Switzerland, Berne, 
 iTurkey, 
 
 : Paraguay,* 
 Portugal, 
 
 M. J. Cramer, Ky. 
 
 John M. Reed, N. Y. 
 
 J. M. Comly, Ohio, 
 
 John A. Bingham, Ohio, 
 
 James Birney Mich. 
 
 John C. Caldwell, Me. 
 
 Beuj. Moran, 
 
 John L. Stevens, 
 
 Uruguay,* 
 
 Venezuela, 
 
 Hayti, 
 
 iLiberia, 
 
 Maine, 
 N. Y. 
 Tenn. 
 Maine, 
 
 Egypt, 
 
 Syria, 
 
 Bengal, 
 
 Turkey, 
 
 Italy, 
 
 * United. 
 
 Nicholas Fish, 
 
 Constantinople,Horace Maynard, 
 Montevideo, J. C. Caldwell, 
 
 Caraccas, Thomas Russell, 
 
 MINISTERS RESIDENT AND CONSOLS GENERAL. 
 Portau Prince, John M. Langston, D. C. 
 
 Monrovia, J. Milton Turner, Mo. 
 
 CONSULS AND CONSULAR AGENTS. 
 Alexandria, C. M. Salvago, 
 
 Beirut, John T. Edgar, 
 
 Calcutta, A. C. Litchfield, 
 
 Constantinople, Eugene Schuyler, N. Y. 
 
 Florence, J. S. Crosby, 
 
 7,500 
 
 7,500 
 
 7,500 
 
 7,500 
 
 7,500 
 
 7,500 
 
 7,500 
 
 7,500 
 
 7,500' 
 
 10,00(1 
 
 7,500 
 
 $7,500 
 
 4,000 
 
 $3,500 
 
 2,000 
 
 6,000 
 
 3,000 
 
 Fees 
 

 RATES 
 
 OF POSTAGE. 
 
 
 219 
 
 Prussia, 
 
 Frarikft-on-the Alfred E. Lee, 
 
 
 3,000 
 
 Cuba, 
 
 Havana, [Main, Henry C. Hall, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 6,000 
 
 England, 
 
 London, 
 
 Adam Badeau, 
 
 
 7,500 
 
 Canada, 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 J. Q. Smith, 
 
 
 4,000 
 
 France, 
 
 Paris, 
 
 A. T. A. Torbert, 
 
 Penn. 
 
 5,000 
 
 Mexico, 
 
 Tampico, 
 
 Edmund Johnson, 
 Gilford \V. We^ls, 
 
 
 1,500! 
 
 China, 
 
 Shanghai, 
 
 
 4,000 
 
 --- 
 
 THE KATES OF POSTAGE. 
 
 Postal cards, one cent each, to all parts of the United States, and 
 Canada. 
 
 Letters, and all other mailable matter of other classes subject to 
 letter postage by reason of a violation of the postal laws, 3 cents per 
 half-ounce to all parts of the United States and Canada. 
 
 On registered domestic letters an additional fee of 10 cents is re¬ 
 quired. 
 
 Local or “ drop” letters, that is, for the city or town where deposi¬ 
 ted, 2 cents if delivered by carriers, and 1 cent if there is no carrier 
 system, peiihalf ounce. 
 
 Manuscript for publication in newspapers and magazines charge¬ 
 able as letters. 
 
 Newspapers, to each actual subscriber, in the county where pub¬ 
 lished, free of postage. 
 
 Newspapers and periodicals, transit excepted, to be prepaid at' 
 the office of publication, at 2 cts. per pound, if printed weekly or oft-i 
 ener, and 3 cts. if printed less frequently. 
 
 Packages of mail matter must not exceed four pounds each in 
 weight. 
 
 One cent for two ounces .— Almanacs, books (printed,) calendars, 
 catalogues, corrected proofs, hand-bills, magazines, when not sent to 
 regular subscribers, maps—lithographed or engraved—music (printed 
 sheet,) newspapers, when not sent to regular subscribers, occasional 
 publications, pamphlets, posters, proof-sheets, prospectuses, and regu¬ 
 lar publications designed primarily for advertising purposes, or for 
 free circulation at nominal rates. 
 
 One cent for each ounce .—Blank books, blank cards, book manu-j 
 script, card boards and other flexible material, cromo-lithographs, 1 
 circulars, engravings, envelopes, flexible patterns, letter envelopes,] 
 letter paper, lithographs, merchandise, models, ornamented paper,! 
 postal cards, when sent in bulk and not addressed, photographic views, 
 photographic paper, printed blanks, printed cards, sample cards, 
 samples of ores, metals, minerals, and merchandise, seeds, cuttings, 
 bulbs, roots, and scions, stereoscopic views. 
 
 Undelivered letters and postal cards can be re-sent to a new address 
 without additional charge. 
 
 Senders may write their name on the postal, preceded by the word; 
 
 from.” 
 
 Stamps cut from stamped envelopes are rejected by the post office. 
 
 Stamped envelopes and wrappers, postal cards, and stamps of differ¬ 
 ent denominations for sale at post-offices. 
 
 Stamps and stamped envelopes accidentally spoiled redeemed at 
 any post office. 
 
 FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS. 
 
 Post-offices marked B., in the list of money order offices are author¬ 
 ized to issue postal orders on the Postmaster at New York for pay¬ 
 ment in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, at the fol- 
 lowing rates: Orders not exceeding $10, 25 cents ; over $10 and not 
 
FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS. 
 
 220 
 
 [exceeding $20,50; over $20 and not exceeding $30,75 cents; over 
 j$30 and not exceeding $40, $1; over $40 and not exceeding $ 50 
 [$1.25. No single order issued for more than $50. 
 
 Orders Payable in Switzerland. —The Post Office marked S. is au¬ 
 thorized to issue money orders not exceeding $50 on the Postmaster! 
 at New York, payable in Switzerland, or Italy. 
 
 ORDERS PAYABLE IN THE GERMAN EMPIRE. 
 
 The Post Offices marked G., are authorized to issue orders payable 
 in the German Empire, through the New York post offiece, as above' 
 [at the following rates: not exceeding $5, 15 cents; over $5 and not| 
 exceeding $10, 25 cents; over $10 and not exceeding $20, 50; over, 
 !$20 and not exceeding $30, 75; over $30 and not exceeding $40 $1 ;| 
 [and over $40 and not exceeding $50, $1.25—payable in the paper 
 currency of the United States. 
 
 ORDERS PAYABLE IN CANADA. 
 
 Post-offices marked C., are authorized to issue postal orders payable 
 in Canada in sums not exceeding $ 50, at 20 cents for every $10. 
 
 MONEY-ORDER POST-OFFICES IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 Antrim, 
 [Ashland, 
 [Bradford, 
 Bristol, B. 
 Charlestown, 
 iClaremont, 13. 
 Colebrook, 
 
 Franklin, B. Littleton, Plymouth, 
 
 Gorham, Lyme, Ports’h,B.C. 
 
 Great Falls, B. C.Manchester,B.C.G.Rochester, 
 Greenville, Meredith Village, Rumney, 
 
 G.I. 
 
 jConc’d, B.C.G. S.I.Hinsdale, B. 
 Coos, Hopkinton, 
 
 iDover, B. C. Keene, B. C. 
 
 'Enfield Center, Laconia, B. 
 
 [East Hampsated, Lake Village, 
 [Exeter, B. Lancaster, 
 
 Farmington, Lebanon, B. 
 
 Hanover, B. Meriden, 
 Haverhill, « Milford, 
 Hillsboro Briclge,Nashua, B. C. G. 
 
 New Hampton, 
 
 New Ipswich, 
 New London, 
 Newport, B. 
 North Conway, 
 Peterborough, 
 Pittsfield, 
 
 Sandwich, Center, 
 Suncook, B. 
 Tilton, 
 
 Troy, 
 
 Warren, 
 
 West Lebanon, 
 Wilton, B. 
 Winchester, 
 Wolfeborough. 
 
 jFisherville, B. Lisbon, 
 
 Rates of Commission for Domestic Money Orders. —On orders not 
 exceeding $15, 10 cents ; over $ 15 and not exceeding $30, 15 cents 
 'over $ 30 and not exceeding $ 40, 20 cents ; over $40 and not exceeding 
 $ 50, 25 cents. 
 
 TABLE OF INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES Since 1874. 
 
 Ale, Beer, Lager, Porter , and all Fermented Liquors , per bbl. of not 
 more than 31 gallons, $1.00; wholesale dealers in, $50, retail $20. 
 
 Bank Checks, and Bankers' and Trust Co. Checks , drafts, orders or 
 vouchers, and on any other corporation, company, or person for any 
 amount, 2 cents each. 
 
 Banks , NationoJ, on average amount of deposits, pay semi-annually 
 34 of 1 per cent; on average amount of circulation, semi-annually, 34 
 of 1 per cent; and also on amount beyond 90 ^ ct. of their capital, 3^ 
 of 1 ct.; on notes of State banks used for circulation, 10 ^ ct.— 
 See Savings Banks. 
 
 Bankers, on capital employed beyond amount invested in U. S' 
 bouds, 34 of 1 ^ ct. semi-annually. 
 
 Brandy, made from grapes, per gallon, 90 cts. 
 
 Brewers, less than 500 bbls. $50.00. Brewers of 500 bbls. or more 
 
 $100 00. 
 
 Checks see Bank Checks. 
 
 Cigar Lights, 1 cent for every 25, or fraction of 25. 
 
INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES. 
 
 221 
 
 Cigars, made of tobacco or any substitute, per 1000, $6 ; manufac¬ 
 turers of, special tax, $10. See Tobacco. 
 
 Cigarettes, not exceeding 3 lbs. per 1000, $1.50 per 1000 ; if weighing 
 more per 1000, $5 per 1000. 
 
 i Cosmetics, per value of 25 cents or less, 1 cent ; and for every 25 
 cents addition to the value, 1 cent. 
 
 Distilled Spirits, per proof gallon, 90 cents.—See Wholesale Liquor 
 Dealers. 
 
 Drafts. —See Bank Checks. 
 
 Legacies and Successions on estate, of persons deceased prior to Oct. 1, 
 1877. If property goes by legacy, to lineal ancestor, brother or 
 sister, at the rate of $1 for every hundred dollars in cash value ; to 
 descendant of brother or sister, $2 for each hundred; to brother or 
 •sister of the father or mother, or descendant of a brother or sister of 
 |the father or mother, $4 per hundred; to brother or sister of the 
 grand-father or grand-mother, or descendant of brother or sister of 
 grand-father or grand-mother, $5 per hundred ; to person in any other 
 degree of consanguinity, or to a stranger, $ 6 per hundred. Lega¬ 
 cies or property passing by will to husband or wife of the person 
 deceased, free of tax: also if passing to a minor child, unless the 
 amount exceeds one thousand dollars, when the excess is liable to 
 taxation. If the property goes by succession the taxes are in the same 
 proportion to the several classes. 
 
 Manufacturers of Stills, for each still or worm, $20, and special 
 tax of $50. 
 
 Matches, 1 cent for every 100, or fraction of 100, per package. 
 Medicines, see Cosmetics. 
 
 Orders, see Bank Checks. 
 
 Perfumery, see Cosmetics. 
 
 Playing Cards, each pack. 5 cents. 
 
 Prreparations, see Cosmetics. 
 
 Rectifiers of distilled spirits special tax, $200. 
 
 Retail Dealers, in liquors, special tax, $25 ; in malt liquors, $20. 
 Savings Banks and Trust Companies , with capital, of 1 ^ ct., on 
 
 capital and entire deposits. But all such banks paying not less than 
 4 ^ ct. to any depositor and making a dividend on their stock not ex. 
 ceeding 8 ct. annually, are treated as Savings Banks without capital. 
 
 Snuff, manufactured of tobacco or any-substitute, per lb., 32 cents. 
 See Tobacco. 
 
 Spirits, Distilled, per proof gallon, 90 cents. 
 
 Tapers, wax, double the rates on Matches. 
 
 Tobacco, manufactured chewing and smoking, of every description, 
 per lb., 20; special taxes—retail ^dealers in, except leaf, $ 5; other 
 dealers in, except leaf, $25; manufacturers of, $10: peddlers of to¬ 
 bacco, snuff, or cigars, with more than two horses, $50, with two 
 horses, $25, with one horse, $15, on foot or by public conveyance, $10; 
 retail dealers in leaf, $500, and if annual sales exceed $1000, 50 cent, 
 for every dollar in excess. 
 
 Vouchers , See Bank Checks. 
 
 Wholesale Liquor Dealers,-special tax, $100; retail, $25. 
 
 Wines, Liquors or Compounds in imitation of wine, not made from 
 grapes, currants, rhubarb, or berries, grown in the U. S., but by 
 being mixed with distilled spirits, or the infusion of any matter in 
 spirits, to be sold as wine or its substitute—per bottle or package of 
 not more than one pint, 10 cents; more than a pint and not over a 
 quart, 20 cents ; and in the same proportion for any larger quantity. 
 
'■222 
 
 POPULATION. GOVERNORS, ETC. 
 
 ■ { 
 j 
 
 POP. OF THE U. S., 
 
 IN 1870, WITH THE NAMES 
 
 OF THE 
 
 GOVERNORS AND THE TIMES 
 
 OF HOLDING ELECTIONS. 
 
 States. 
 
 Pop. ’70. 
 
 Capitals. 
 
 Governors. 
 
 Election. 
 
 Alabama, 
 
 990,9921 Mon tgomery 
 
 Geo. S. Houston,* 
 
 1 M Aug. ! 
 
 Arkansas, 
 
 484,471 
 56< >,247 
 39,804 
 
 Little Rock 
 
 Wm. R. Miller,* 
 
 1 M Sept. 
 
 California, 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 Wm. Irwin, * 
 
 1 Tu Sept l 
 
 Colorado, 
 
 Denver, 
 
 John L. Rout, 
 
 See note. 
 
 Connecticut, 
 
 537.454 
 
 Hartford 
 
 R, D. Hubbard,* 
 
 1 M April.! 
 
 Delaware, 
 
 125,015 
 
 Dover 
 
 John P.Cochran,* 
 
 See note, j 
 
 Florida, 
 
 Georgia, 
 
 187,748 
 
 1,184,109 
 
 Tallahassee 
 
 M. L. Stearns, 
 
 See note. 
 
 Atlanta 
 
 A. H. Colquitt, 
 
 1 W Jan. 
 
 Illinois, 
 
 Indiana, 
 
 2.539,891 
 
 Springfield 
 
 Shelby M. Cullom, 
 
 See note. 
 
 1.680,637 
 
 Indianapolis 
 
 Jas. D. Williams,* 
 
 2 Tu Oct. ! 
 
 ,Io\va, 
 
 1,191,792 
 
 Des Moines 
 
 -Gear, 
 
 2 Tu Oct.fi 
 
 Kansas, 
 
 364,399 
 
 Topeka 
 
 Geo. T. Anthony, 
 
 See note. 
 
 Kentucky, 
 
 1,321,011 
 
 Frankfort 
 
 J. B. Me Creery,* 
 
 1 M Aug. j 
 
 Louisiana, 
 
 726,915 
 
 New Orleans 
 
 F. C. Nichols,* 
 
 1 M Nov. | 
 
 Maine, 
 
 626,915 
 
 Augusta 
 
 Selden Conner, 
 
 2 M Sept. 
 
 Maryland, 
 
 780,894 
 
 Annapolis 
 
 John L. Carroll,* 
 
 See note. 
 
 Massachusetts 
 
 1,457,351 
 
 Boston 
 
 Alex. II. Rice, 
 
 See note. 1 
 
 Michigan, 
 
 1,184,059 
 
 Lansing 
 
 Clias. M. Croswell, 
 John S. Pillsbury, 
 
 1 M April, j 
 
 Minnesota, 
 
 439,706 
 
 St. Paul 
 
 See note. 
 
 Mississippi, 
 
 827,922 
 
 Jackson 
 
 J. M. Stone,* 
 
 See note. 
 
 Missouri, 
 
 1,721 295 
 
 Jefferson Cit. 
 
 John S. Phelps,* 
 
 See note. 
 
 Nebraska, 
 
 122,993 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 Silas Garber, 
 
 L. R. Bradley,* 
 
 See note. 
 
 Nevada, 
 
 42,491 
 
 Carson City 
 
 See note. 
 
 N. Hampshire, 
 
 318,300 
 
 Concord 
 
 P. C. Cheney, 
 
 2 Tu Mar. | 
 
 New Jersey, 
 
 906,096 
 
 Trenton 
 
 Geo. B. McClellan,* 
 
 See note. 
 
 New York, 
 
 No. Carolina, 
 
 4,382,759 
 
 Albany 
 
 Lucius Robinson,* 
 
 See note. 
 
 1,071,361 
 
 Raleigh 
 
 Z. B.Vance,* 
 
 ITh’r AugJ 
 
 Ohio, 
 
 2,665,260 
 
 Columbus 
 
 II. M. Bishop,* 
 
 2 Tu Oct. 
 
 Oregon, 
 
 90,923 
 
 Salem 
 
 S. F. Chadwick,* 
 
 J. F. Hartranft, 
 
 1 M June. \ 
 
 Pennsylvania, 
 Rhode Island, 
 
 3,521,791 
 
 Harrisburg 
 
 See Note. I 
 
 217,353 
 
 Newpt & Prv 
 
 Chas.C. Van Zandt, 
 
 1 W April.! 
 
 So. Carolina, 
 
 705,606 
 
 Columbia 
 
 Wade Hampton,* 
 
 See note. 
 
 Tennessee, 
 
 1,258,520 
 
 Nashville 
 
 Jas. D. Porter, jr.,* 
 R. B. Hubbard,* 
 
 See note. 
 
 Texas. 
 
 818,579 
 
 Austin 
 
 See note. 
 
 Vermont, 
 
 330,551 
 
 Montpelier 
 
 Horace Fairbanks, 
 
 1 Tu Sept. 
 
 Virginia, 
 
 1,225,163 
 
 Richmond 
 
 F. W. M. Holliday,* 
 
 See note, j 
 
 W. Virginia, 
 
 442,010 
 
 1.054,670 
 
 Charleston 
 
 John J. Jacobs,* 
 
 2 Tu Oct. j 
 
 Wisconsin, 
 
 Madison 
 
 Wm. E. Smith, 
 
 See note. 
 
 Territories. 
 
 Alaska, 
 
 15,240 
 
 Sitka 
 
 Unorganized. 
 
 Salary. 
 
 Arizona, 
 
 9,658 
 
 Tucson 
 
 A. P. K. Safford, 
 
 See note. 
 
 Dakota, 
 
 14.181 
 
 Yankton 
 
 John L. Pennington 
 
 See note. 
 
 Idaho, 
 
 14.999 
 
 Boise City 
 
 Mason Bray man, 
 
 See note. 
 
 Montana, 
 
 20,595 
 
 Virginia City 
 
 Benj. F. Potts, 
 
 See note. 
 
 New Mexico, 
 
 91,874 
 
 Santa Fe 
 
 S. B. Axtell, 
 
 See note. 
 
 Utah, 
 
 86,786 
 
 Salt Lake Cit 
 
 George W. Emery, 
 
 1 M Aug. 
 
 Washington, 
 
 23,955 
 
 Olympia 
 
 Elisha F. Perry, 
 
 See note. 
 
 Wyoming, 
 
 9,118 
 
 Cheyenne 
 
 John M. Thayer, 
 
 See note. 
 
 Dist. of Col., 
 
 131,70') 
 
 Washington 
 
 
 | 
 
 Indian Ter., 
 
 68^152 
 
 Talequah 
 
 
 
 Total Pop., 
 
 38,555,983 
 
 * Democratic. All others Republicans. 
 
 Note —Tues. 
 
 af. first Mon. in Nov. 
 
 f Except in Presidential year. 
 
NATIONAL DEBT. 
 
 223 ! 
 
 THE NATIONAL DEBT, Nov. 1, 1877. 
 
 DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN 
 Bonds at 6 per cent., 
 
 Bonds at 5 per cent, 
 
 Bonds at 4^ P er cent, 
 
 Bonds at 4 per cent, 
 
 Total principal, 
 
 Total interest, 
 
 $ 758,776,850 
 . 703,266,650 
 200,000,000' 
 55,000,000; 
 
 $1,717,043,500' 
 
 $28,515,05461 
 
 DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONEY 
 
 Navy pension fund at 3 per cent, $ 14,000,00000 
 
 Interest, $140,000 
 
 DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED SINCE MATURITY 
 
 Principal, $ 27,062,88026 
 
 Interest, $ 1,049,495.09 
 
 DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST 
 
 Old demand and legal tender notes, $354,551,5945 0 
 
 Certificates of deposit, 37,620,00000 
 
 Fractional currency, - 18,352,57466| 
 
 Coin Certificates, 33,543,20000 
 
 Total principal, 
 
 Total unclaimed interest, 
 
 TOTAL DEBT 
 
 Principal, 
 
 Interest, 
 
 $ 444,070,369 16 
 [$ 7,447,03 
 
 $ 2,202.176,74942 
 29,711,99673 
 
 $ 2,231,888,74615 
 
 $131,022.84394 
 15,950,63264 
 
 Total, 
 
 CASH IN THE TREASURY 
 
 Coin, 
 
 Currency, 
 
 Currency held for the redemption of fractional currency, 9,444,56900 
 Special deposit held for redemption of certificates of 
 deposit, as provided by law, 37,620,00000 
 
 Total, $ 194,038,04558 
 
 Less estimated amount due military establishment, for 
 
 which no appropriations have been made, 
 Total, 
 
 Nov. 1,1877, 
 Nov. 1876, 
 
 DEBT, LESS CASH IN THE TREASURY. 
 
 $ 9,500,000 00 
 
 $184,538,045 58 
 
 $ 2,047,350,70057 
 ;2,088,87 8,43678 
 
 Decrease since Nov. 1,1876, 
 'Decrease of debt during month, 
 Decrease since June 30, 1877, 
 
 1*31 
 
 $ 41,527.73621 
 4,236,55430 
 612,807,52269 
 
 ;BOND3 ISSUED TO THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANIES, INTEREST PAYABLE IN, 
 
 ^LAWFUL MONEY.* 
 
 i Principal outstanding, ,$ 64,623,51200 
 
 Interest accrued and not yet paid, 1,292,47024 
 
 Interest paid by the United States, 35,957,62914 
 
 Interest paid by transportation of mails &c., 8,756,41352 
 
 ''Balance of Interest paid by the United Statesl 27,201,21562 
 
224 NEW HAMPSHIRE REGISTER. 
 
 THE NEW HAMPSHIRE REGISTER. 
 
 This being the tenth annual issue of the New Hampshire Register 
 and Business Directory, (by mistake last year’s was numbered 10,) 
 we wish to repeat some things which we have said before, and to 
 say some things which we have never said. 
 
 At the time of commencing this publication, we had recently pur¬ 
 chased the right to publish Walton’s Vermont Register, which we still 
 publish, and of which we uniformly sell more than twice the number 
 which we sell of the New Hampshire. 
 
 There was not at that time, so far as we knew, any similar book' 
 published in New Hampshire. The more we learned of the demand] 
 for the Vermont book, the more we thought there ought to be one! 
 like it for our own State, and, without stopping to count the cost, we 
 put out the initial number. It was when prices were higher than' 
 they are now and the idea of getting a New Hampshire Register fori 
 twenty five cents struck some people as bordering on the ridiculous.! 
 
 The first year’s sale was as large as we anticipated, and the sale has] 
 never been less in any year since, but it has not risen to our expecta- 1 
 tions, nor have we ever received for Registers sold anywhere near 
 what we should ask, <,and our prices are lower than most book mak¬ 
 ers’), for making the same books for other parties. On the contrary,! 
 if we sold twice as many as we now sell, and gave away the same 
 number we now give away, we should not then receive a fair price for 
 the work of making them. We cau figure this out for any one who 
 understands book making, but it is not worth while to go into details 
 here. 
 
 Now we would like to ask the people of New Hampshire whether, 
 first, they wish the Register continued , and, secondly, whether they ex¬ 
 pect us to continue it at our own expense. We estimate that there are 
 between seventeen and twenty thousand names of business men, 
 town, county and state officers, See., printed in each issue of the Reg¬ 
 ister. We ask those men, is it of any advantage to j T ou to have your, 
 names thus printed? The best answer we could give to the question; 
 would be to show some of the letters we have received from those whose' 
 names have unintentionally been left out. But not to bear on that phase 
 too much, there doubtless are some who don’t care a fig whether 
 Itheir names are in or not—but does that prove that it is of no advan¬ 
 tage to them that they are? We have another class of letters which! 
 we might exhibit on this point. “ I very often wish to find the name! 
 of a man in some other town in the state, and in such cases I have but 
 to refer to your Register, which I never allow to be removed from my; 
 desk, and I usually can find it in much less time than I could in any 
 other jvay ” writes a man in one of the learned professions. We have 
 not room to quote others, but hope we shall be believed when we say 
 that the unanimous voice of all who have used the Register is that it 
 is indispensable. 
 
 If that is the case, it must be continued. But how? Will each of] 
 you seventeen to twenty thousand^ersous, whose names and occupa-; 
 tions we have gratuitously advertised for ten years, buy a copy, or shall 
 we double the price to those who have been its constant supporters? 
 This latter way would seem ungracious, notwithstanding the fact that 
 we know of scores of men, in the state and out, who would willingly 
 pay four times what they now pay, rather than go without a copy. 
 
 And here, lest we should forget it, we do not wish to rest under the 
 imputation of folly, in spending our money for other people to the 
 
NEW HAMPSHIRE REGISTER. 225 
 
 extent which might be inferred from what we have said if we should 
 say nothing about our advertising patronage. Nor, on the other 
 hand, do we wish others to imagine that that is so great as it might 
 iseem. It ought to be more, and it ought to come from the business 
 men of our own State. 
 
 We mean by this that we do derive considerable income from the 
 advertisements, but that it costs us a great deal to get them, and that 
 we should not get so many but for the fact that we print so large a 
 number of the Vermont Register. So that while, taken all in all, the 
 total receipts from the Register may come somewhere near the ex¬ 
 pense laid out upon it, yet we have never yet heard of a person’s buy¬ 
 ing it on account of its advertisements ! and the purchasers of the 
 Register pay nothing for them, and they ought not to be expected to 
 support the Register, which is worth what it costs to any man. We 
 do not reckon them into the expense of getting up the Register, and if 
 there is any profit upon them, the most that can be said about it is 
 that it goes to offset the loss on the Register proper—or what you 
 suppose you pay for when you buy a copy. 
 
 What we wish, and what we think is just and fair, is that twenty 
 thousand New Hampshire people should each purchase a copy of the 
 Register, of the dealers in their own towns and villages—not this year,! 
 we have not made our arrangements to supply so many—but if every 
 one we print is picked up clean, and we have more orders than we can 
 fill we will make arrangements next year and thereafter to furnish as 
 many as may be called for. 
 
 We have a word to say to some of our patrons who seem to have 
 formed the idea that, if we had a mind to, we might furnish a perfect 
 book. Well we won’t say but that we think pretty well of our abili¬ 
 ties, and we have no hesitation in saying that our intentions are 
 good—but, there are yet, some few obstacles to our progress in that 
 direction. In the first place, the nature of the case requires that we 
 should collect the material from some jive hundred persons. We levy 
 on every town clerk and almost every postmaster in the State for the 
 lists of business men and town officers. We correspond with every 
 Secretary of State in the Union—we send circulars to every editor, 
 bank cashier, savings bank treasurer, sheriff, Clerk of Court and Reg¬ 
 ister of Probate in the State, and if this does not bring the information 
 we wish, we write to others from whom we think we can obtain it. 
 
 If any man supposes that every one of this vast multitude is an ac¬ 
 complished penman, or even that he makes his I’s and J’s just as we 
 make them, or spells every body’s name as we should spell them, or 
 appreciates the importance of being exact about things in general, if 
 that man will make us a visit about the first of December, we will 
 speedily convince him of his hallucination. 
 
 And this is not all, dear grumblers ; we have repeatedly asked you to 
 help us in this respect. We are terribly anxious to get every man’s 
 name in, and to spell it rightly, and to put it in the right place, but, 
 after all we have said about expenses, we hardly think we shall be 
 expected to make a tour of the State each year, in person, to secure 
 the much desired information. 
 
 We repeat our assertion that we shall be very glad of any help from 
 any quarter in the direction of absolute accuracy. It can be conveyed 
 to us for three cents, and in most cases for one besides the trouble of 
 writing. Do it about the first of August, or at least by the first of 
 September. We have said something further in this connection under 
 the head of “ State Societies.” 
 
 j And now a word about Politics. “ Is the Register a party organ 
 
226 
 
 NEW HAMPSHIRE REGISTER. 
 
 That’s what a paper or two asked last year. The answer is not by a jug 
 full. We published last year, before the Grand Commission sat, that 
 Rutherford B. Hayes and William A. Wheeler were President and Vice 
 President elect. As the Register is always issued between the elec 
 tion of President and his inauguration, if we should, in presidential 
 years, announce the old president as in office it would quite often not 
 be true after inauguration day, and so the custom has been to an¬ 
 nounce both him and the one elected to fill his place. 
 
 Our mistake last year was in making up our minds as to the fact 
 upon evidence not accepted by some of our patrons. But we did not 
 confine our search for truth to papers of any one party and we thought 
 that our conclusions were therefore honestly drawn. The Register is 
 intended to give an impartial statement upon al! matters with which 
 [it deals, and will so continue to be conducted. If it has any ambi¬ 
 tion it is to set forth in true colors the glory and dignity of the 
 State of New Hampshire, by recording her progress and standing in] 
 jevery laudable undertaking. 
 
 j Before we conclude, we wish to say a word of thanks to all who 
 have aided us by supplying material for the present issue. In most 
 leases it has been promptly received and in many cases prepared with 
 ! great care and without doubt with considerable labor. As we have 
 [said before, the accuracy of the book depends almost entirely on the 
 igood will of these co-laborers. 
 
 j We ought also not to forget the favorable notices which our work 
 lhas received from “thepress” of the State. We are very sensible of 
 'the influence of the press, and for that reason always glad to see favor¬ 
 able notices of the New Hampshire Register and Business Directory. 
 [And even when they are not favorable, w r e wish to see them. It has 
 [never occurred to us that any one man knows all that can be known, 
 land in undertaking to make a book which is intended to be of use to 
 [every intelligent citizen, some discretion must be used as to what to 
 select and what to reject. As the Register is made for a whole year, 
 [of course things of .ephemeral interest must be excluded—and as it is 
 [but for one year, we have this year omitted some things which maybe 
 [of as much interest one year as another, but which may be easily re¬ 
 ferred to by those who have full sets of the Register. 
 
 As heretofore, then, we invite criticism, in order that we may know 
 what things are of general interest and value, conscious that we may 
 [not always be the best judges. As the object of these three tedioue 
 pages is to ascertain whether the Register does so far commend itself 
 to those who have been in the habit of buj'ing it and examining it for 
 [criticism as to lead them to recommend it to their friends, we will 
 [simply add that if the Register receives the support which is necessary 
 
 to its existence, it will continue to exist, otherwise-. 
 
 ! With respect to our advertisers we have to say that we have never 
 [yet applied to one for patronage whom we did not think in return 
 jworthy of patronage, and as to those who have advertised with us year 
 after year as Scribner, Gillott, A. & P. Tea Co., Capen, Sprague & Co., 
 Closson, Stationery Co., Sullivan Machine Co., our own Banks, several! 
 Railroads, two or three Insurance Companies, Fenno, Malden Dye] 
 House, the Eagle Hotel, Merriams, Noyes, Smith, Page Belting Co., 
 N. E. Linen Hose Co., Sabine, Sampson, Davenport & Co,, Crampton 
 Bros., &c., we know them to be reliable in every particular, for we 
 have done business with them all and never had occasion to find fault 
 with their goods or prices. We might say the same of some of the 
 new advertisers, but we have not the space to particularize farther. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 
 
 Claremont Stationery Co., 
 
 WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 
 
 Books and Stationery. 
 
 ' 
 
 Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, 
 Twine, Slates, &c., &c. 
 
 Have a Large Stock of all kinds of Goods in their 
 
 line, and 
 
 FILL ORDERS PROMPTLY 
 
 -A_T LOW PRICES. 
 
 HANOVER CRACKERS. 
 
 GEO. W. SMITH, 
 
 BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. 
 
 {Formerly at Hanover , N. H.) 
 
 Removed to White River Junction, Vt. to be able to receive orders 
 quickly, and forward goods with dispatch. 
 
 My Factory being equipped with all the improve¬ 
 ments in machinery I am able to manufacture, by 
 steam, large quantities on short notice. 
 
 Employing men of long experience and using ma¬ 
 terials of the finest quality only I am able to furnish 
 goods, which, for Purity and Excellence, ft 
 
 ARE NOT EXCELLED. 
 
 This makes it an object for Dealers to order from 
 me and for Consumers to enquire for my goods. 
 
 ESTABLISHED IN 1815. 
 
2 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 Wetmore Turbine Water Wheel. 
 
 SULLIVAN MACHINE COMPANY, 
 
 Sole Manufacturers, 
 
 CLAREMONT, N. H. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 3 
 
 FIRE ON THE HEARTH 
 
 Three things in one: Ventilation of a fire place, radiation of a 
 stove, circulation of a furnace. 
 
 Pure air and an even temperature throughout a room. Larger sizes 
 especially adapted for use in school and lecture rooms. No other inexpen¬ 
 sive apparatus so completely meets the requirements of sanitary science 
 
 Prof. E. L. Youmans, Editor of the Popular Science Monthly (using 
 the Stove), says: “ I procured one for trial and critical observation, and 
 have found it to work so admirably that / have no hesitation in strongly 
 recommending it. It is economical of fuel, easily managed, and com¬ 
 bines the pleasantness of the open fire with the heating efficiency of the 
 best stoves. It is easy to heat an apartment, but to warm it uniformly 
 by an inexpensive contrivance , that at the sajne time secures an abund¬ 
 ant supply of fresh air, is a disideratiim that has not, that I am aware 
 of been previously attained.” 
 
 Dr. A. N Bell, Editor of the Sanitarian (using the Stove), says: 
 “For all rooms requiring independent warmers, the Fire on the 
 Hearth is the greatest improvement of modern times.” 
 
 For Descriptive Catalogue, and detailed reports from many distinguish¬ 
 ed authorities, send for circular to 
 
 THE OPEN STOVE VENTILATING CO., 
 
 115 FUTON STREET, NEW TORE. 
 
 VENTILATION. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 ISAAC FEN NO & CO., 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 MEN’S & BOYS’ 
 
 28 Summer Street, 
 
 i 
 
 Corner of Hawley, 
 
 ISAAC FENNO. C. M. FLAKE. 
 
 R. D. GOODWIN. A. K. TOLMAN. 
 
 H. G. HARTSHORNE. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 5 
 
 GOING TO PAINT ? 
 
 USE THE BEST. 
 
 THE AVERTLL CHEMICAL PAINT received 
 the only MEDAL and DIPLOMA from the 
 CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. 
 
 MIXED READY FOR USE. 
 
 It is the most DURABLE PAINT made. 
 
 It is the most ECONOMICAL 
 PAINT made. 
 
 It is the H ANDSOMEST PA INT made. 
 
 Be AVERILL is tlie Standard and only 
 
 RELIABLE Mixed Paint, 
 
 and,should not be confounded with other mixed 
 paints. It has received the highest endorsements 
 from thousands of persons who have used it, in va-i 
 rious sections of the country. Sample cards, to-; 
 gether with testimonials from owners of the finest 
 residences in the country, furnished free by 
 
 AYEMU GHEMICAL PAINT CO*, 
 
 UnTZETW YORK. 
 
 S^PELLUCIDITE, for coating and preserving hard 
 woods, the best and most durable preparation known. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 6 
 
 'page belting company, 
 
 COiTCORD, 1ST. HI. 
 
 PAGE’S PATENT LACING. 
 
 Branch Office: 50 Federal Street, Boston. 
 
 GAGE, PORTER & CO., 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 CAST STEEL SAWS OF ALL KINDS, 
 
 ALSO, 
 
 WHIFFLETBEE AND YOKE SPBINGS. 
 
 % 
 
 All warranted superior to any in use . 
 Saws repaired in the best manner. All 
 orders promptly answered. 
 
 FI3HERSVILLE, N. H. 
 
 WE HAVE A FEW COPIES 
 
 OF 
 
 The Old Root and Herb Doctor, 
 
 OR 
 
 Indian Mode of Healing, 
 
 which we will send by mail at 50 cents a copy, 
 bound in cloth ! 
 
 CLAREMONT MANUFACTURING CO., 
 
 Claremont, N. H. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 7 
 
 The Boston Daily Advertiser. 
 
 1813-1878. 
 
 The Daily Advertiser will continue its endeavors to furnish 
 accurate and trustworthy information and discussion in all its depart¬ 
 ments. 
 
 In the News Department, general and local, every morn¬ 
 ing is given a concise and intelligent summary of the news of the 
 world, up to the last hour. 
 
 The Commercial, Financial and Business De¬ 
 partments present a daily resume of financial, commercial, man-! 
 ufacturing and marine intelligence,—prepared by experts in every, 
 branch. 
 
 The Editorial Department is devoted to independent and 
 impartial discussions of all questions of current interest, political, in¬ 
 dustrial, social, literary, and whatever else concerns the well-being 
 of the country. And in thege critical times it is well to say that THE 
 DAILY ADVERTISER will be found on the side of the most thorough 
 Civil Service Reform; of Honest Money and of an Honest Ballot. 
 
 The regular and occasional correspondents of the Daily Advertiser, 
 at home and abroad, are men and women of established reputation, 
 fitted for their work by wide experience and knowledge of the world. 
 
 In all the departments it is the constant aim of the paper to keep 
 pace with the times in science, literature, the arts, and morals, as 
 well as in politics, business and current events. 
 
 BOSTON Seii-f eetly ADVERTISER, 
 
 $5 per annum or $4 when paid in advance. Issued on Tuesday and 
 Friday mornings. 
 
 The Boston.Weekly Advertiser, 
 
 $ 2 per annum in advance. Issued on Thursday morning. 
 
 The Semi-Weekly and Weekly editions are made up from the Daily 
 with reference especially to the wants of more distant readers, con 
 taining a few advertisements, all the imgof tant aew6 of the week, a 
 large and interesting variety of selected ihiscellany and original cor¬ 
 respondence and editorials and editorial comment on all the fresh and 
 important topics of the time. 
 
 The Monday Lectures of REV. JOSEPH COOK, reported of¬ 
 ficially, are given in all editions. These Lectures are intended to 
 .treat the more important and difficult topics of Religious thought 
 -from the point of view of the freshest American, British and German 
 scholarship. 
 
 Terms: $12 per annum; $3 per quarter. 
 
 BOSTON OFFICE: Daily Advertiser Building, 
 
 No. 29 COURT ST., Opposite Court Square. 
 WASHINGTON OFFICE - - - No. 1314 F Street 
 
 E. F. WATERS, Treasurer. 
 
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 INCORPORATED OCT. 28, 1868. 
 
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 .Every desirable form of Policy issued on the Life, Term or Endow¬ 
 ment plan,, at even rates with any reliable Company, or knver. 
 
 A fund bus been accumulated from premiums re¬ 
 ceived by the Company, the interest upon which 
 alone has been more than sufficient to pay all death 
 claims, since it was established, January 1st, 1869. 
 
 The Company entered upon its Unth year of bus¬ 
 iness with $2.*0 in assets in its tavor, against each 
 $1.00 of its liabilities. 
 
 All policies are non-forfeiting upon their terms. 
 Every Policy-holder will have the benefits of his 
 own investments secured to his Policy. 
 
 ENDOWMENTS AT LIFE RATES A SPECIALTY, 
 
 Good Agents ’wanted in every prominent locality . 
 J^SEND FOR CIRCULARS OF RATES AND PLANS.^S 
 
 JAMES R. HOSMER, President. 
 RUSSELL S. TAFT, Chairman Ex. Com. WARREN GIBBS, Sec’y. 
 
 D. F. WHITTLE, General Agent, Nashua, TV. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 CRAMPTON BROS’. 
 
 Palm Soap, lew York. 
 
 RECOMMENDED FOR 
 
 Manufactured by 
 
 CRAMPTON BROTHERS, 
 
 Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets, 
 
 NEW YORK. 
 
 If your grocer does not keep it send your orders to 
 
 Crampton Brothers, NEW YORK, 
 
 or to Silas Peirce & Co., BOSTON, 
 or to C. McLaughlin & Co., Portland, ME. 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 WARD’S 
 
 Office 38 South Market Street, Boston, Mass. P. 0. Box, 3456. 
 
 ANDREW H. WARD, Treasurer. 
 
 Dealers ill Agricultural Chemicals and Min* 
 erals* Manufacturers of 
 
 W ARD’S SPECIAL FERTILIZERS—For Grass, Wheat. Rye, Barley, Oats’ 
 Corn, Potatoes, Cotton, Tobacco, Hops, Sugar-cane, Beets, Turnips, Cabbage, 
 Carrots, Celerey, Strawberries, &c. Price 8 15 per ton in bulk at Factory, or $ 20 per 
 ton in bags, delivered in New York or at any railroad in Boston. Formulas 
 
 compounded on any basis given, and furnished at 
 lowest market rates, and analysis guaranteed. 
 
 W ARD’S SEED PREPARATION—Prevents Smut and Rust, and will increase 
 the Grain, Corn and Cotton crops twenty-five per cent., and is applicable to 
 all other seeds. Sufficient for sixty pounds of seed sent by mail for fifty cents. 
 
 W ARD'S PREPARATION FOR POTATOES—Increases the yield and prevents 
 the rot. Sufficient for two bushels of seed sent by mail for twenty-five cents. 
 
 W ARD'S FERTILIZER FOR HOUSE PLANTS. (Concentrated)—Odorless. 
 Enough for 100 plants sent by mail for ten cents. 
 
 W ARD'S INSECTICIDE (not poisonous)—Destroys Potato, Squash, Mealy and 
 Rose Bugs, Aphides, Thrip, Red Spiders, Hop Lice, Currant Worms, Vermin 
 cn fowls and cattle, Ticks on sheep, Fleas on dogs. Enough to make four gallons sent 
 by mail for twenty-cents. 
 
 YTTARD’S DEODORIZING POWDER—$ 15 per ton. Is useful in stables, cheese 
 VV factories, slaughter houses, tanneries, or where any disagreeable odors arise. 
 Also for sale, Ground Bones, Superphosphate of Lime, Phosphate of Soda, Ni 
 trate of Lime, Nitrate of Soda Sulphate of Ammonia, Ashes, Potash, Soda Ash, 
 Silicates of Potash, Soda, Lime, Ground Oyster Shells, Charred Bones for Fowls. 
 Powdered Charred Bones for cattle, &c. Soils, etc., analyzed. 
 
 (XT’AGENTS WANTED. 
 
 Circulars and Price List sent on application. 
 
 Oskaloosa, Iowa. 
 
 Mr. A. H. Ward. 
 
 Dear Sir.—I shall use your Plant Fertilizer all the time on my 
 plants, for it seems to me that I could not do without it: my plants 
 have done so much better this year than heretofore, that I attribute 
 it, of course, to the use of the Fertilizer. It has given general satis¬ 
 faction to all those that have used it, and as long as I can procure it 
 I shall continue to use it, and heartily recommend it to others. 
 
 The Insecticide has been a perfect success for all vermin infesting 
 pot-plants. Yours respectfully, 
 
 Mrs. R. P. BACON. 
 West Somerville, Mass. 
 
 Andrew H. Ward, Esq., Boston. 
 
 Dear Sir.—By the use of your Insecticide my poultry are free of 
 vermin, and of course, they give much better returns. Your Deodor 
 iZing Powder sprinkled on their droppings keeps the house perfectly 
 sweet, and is a great acquisition at a very low price. 
 
 Yours truly, C. S. P. DODGE. 
 
 Harrington, Me. 
 
 Mr. Andrew H. Ward, Boston. Mass. 
 
 Dear Sir.—I received the eighty packages of Fertilizer for house- 
 plants, aud sold them all. They sell very fast—I sold them in less 
 than half a day. Please send me one hundred packages more; the 
 same of Insecticide; and if you think your Seed Preparation will sell 
 as well, please send some of that, and oblige, Yours truly, 
 
 M. CUNNINGHAM. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 II 1 
 
 BOSTON ALMANAC 
 
 AND 
 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 
 
 FOR 1878. 
 
 Contains a complete BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF BOSTON, a 
 general Register of United States, State. County, and City Offi¬ 
 cers; Courts, Schools, Libraries, Banks, Societies, Newspapers, Church¬ 
 es, Clergymen, Teachers, Masonic and Temperance Organizations, Fire 
 Department, Railroads, &c. Also, a Directory of all the Streets, Wharves, 
 Bridges, Halls, Public Buildings,Cemeteries, etc; being a thorough and 
 reliable Guide to all matters of public interest connected with the City. 
 
 PRICE ONE DOLLAR. 
 
 THE 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER 
 
 AND 
 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 
 
 FOR 1878. 
 
 An Indispensable Book of Reference to every Business Man. 
 
 It will be issued early in January, and the contents will be as follows : 
 
 The Civil Government of Massachusetts, Judiciary of the State, Com-' 
 missioners for other States Resident in Massachusetts, Commissioners 
 for Massachusetts Resident in other States, County Officers, viz.: Judges 
 and Registers of Probate, Registers of Deeds, Clerks of Courts, Sheriffs 
 and their Deputies, Justices of the Peace, Notaries Public, Medical 
 Examiners, &c., &c. 
 
 A thorough Business Directory 
 
 OF ALL 
 
 Merchants, Manufacturers, and Professional Men; Banks, Insurance 
 Companies, Colleges and Academies; Post Offices and Post Masters; 
 Custom House and Internal Revenue Officers; Railroads, Expresses, 
 Newspapers and Periodicals, Population of each Town in New England. 
 
 AESO, A MAP OF THE STATE, 
 
 With each Town separately Colored, showing plainly all the villages, 
 RAILROADS, STREAMS, LAKES, ETC. 
 
 PRICE $3.00. 
 
 Both the above Publications sent on receipt of price, by 
 
 SAMPSON, DAVENPORT, & CO., 
 
 PUBLISHERS, 
 
 155 FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 12 
 
 Collide 
 
 A 
 
 Hand-Book for Settlers and Tourists, 
 
 AFFORDING FULL AND AUTHENTIC INFORMATION 
 RELATIVE TO THE TOPOGRAPHY, GEOLOGY, AND 
 SOILS, AGRICULTURAL AND MINERAL RESOURCES, 
 COMMERCE, MANUFACTURES, PLEASURE RE¬ 
 SORTS, FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION, 
 
 AND OTHER MATERIAL INTERESTS AND 
 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE 
 
 SOUTHERN STATES OF THE UNION* 
 
 ILLUSTRATED BY THE FINEST WOOD ENGRAVINGS. 
 
 I cordially commend it to the favor and confidence of the public. It 
 gives very spirited and attractive, and I have no doubt, trustworthy ac¬ 
 counts of the important and interesting section of our country which it 
 describes. GEO. F. fiOAR. 
 
 I am highly delighted with it, In fact I do not know how you could 
 have done better, for you have boiled down every fact, until each one 
 stands out as distinctly, as the milky way across the heavens. 
 
 J. B. KILLEBREW, Com’rof Agriculture of Tenn. 
 
 The clear lucid style, and the accuracy of the descriptions, show a 
 practiced and skillful writer and one who well knows how to discriminate 
 between what is useful and what is superfluous f<^ persons seeking in¬ 
 formation. 
 
 W. J. DAVIE, Com’r of Agriculture, of Ky. 
 
 Sent by mail by the Publishers on receipt of price, 25 CENTS. 
 
 Bramhall & Company, 
 
 607 Seventh Street, N. W. 
 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
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 The most reliable information freely furnished, relative to any section 
 of the South upon application, either in person at our office, or by mail. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 13 
 
 Bagley & Sewall’s 
 
 This Pump has been in use for three years, and has 
 met with unexampled success. For protection A- 
 gainst fire, and for use in paper mills, tanneries 
 and breweries, and all places where a strong and 
 reliable Pump is required, it cannot be excelled. 
 
 Perfectly noiseless and positive in movement, it de¬ 
 livers a large quantity of water at a slow rate of 
 speed, and will pump anything that will pass through 
 the pipes. 
 
 The working parts are interchangeable, and can 
 be easily removed without the least disturbance to 
 pipe-joints. There is only one shaft, and NO jour¬ 
 nal to pack; a great saving of time and trouble. 
 
 For further particulars, send for Circular. Prices 
 as low as of any first class Pump of equal capacity. 
 
 Address orders and communications to 
 
 BAGLE7 SEWALL, 
 
 WATERTOWN. N. Y. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
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 TEAS & COFFEES. 
 
 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. 
 
 SEND FOR REDUCED WHOLESALE PRICE LIST. 
 
 I 
 
 The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. 
 
 PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE, 
 
 35 & 37 Vesey Street, New-York City, P. O. Box 5500. 
 
 UPWARD OF IOO BRANCH RETAIL HOUSES IN ALL THE PRINCI¬ 
 PAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 This is an organization of capitalists to 
 
 IMPORT AND DISTRIBUTE 
 
 FOR ONE SMALL PROFIT. 
 
 saving the consumer all profits of middlemen. We control a. 
 
 large part of tlie Best Teas brought to this coun¬ 
 try, which are sold only by ourselves. Persons buying of 
 Other Dealers do so to their own disadvantage. 
 Our houses in China and Japan have the very 
 best facilities for selecting, which give us great 
 advantages. 
 
 Sole Proprietors of the Celebrated 
 
 THEA-NECTAR, 
 
 A PURE CHINESE TEA. 
 
 The Best Tea Imported. 
 
 WARRANTED TO SUIT ALL TASTES. 
 
 Put up in our trade mark Half Pound and Pound 
 Packages only, 30 and 60 Pound Boxes. 
 
 GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., 
 35 & 37 Vesey St., New-York City. 
 lP. 0. Box 5506. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 15 
 
 Crane, Waite & Co., 
 
 MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN 
 
 Oils, Glues, &c. 
 
 • Sperm, Lard, Whale, Tallow 
 
 AND PARAFINE 
 
 MACHINERY OILS. 
 
 14 & 16 Central Street, ! 
 
 BOSTON. 
 
 L. M. CRANE. EDWIN WAITE. 
 
 Proprietors of the MANUFACTURERS’ No. 1 LUBRICATING OIL. 
 
 LOOK AT THIS! 
 
 HORACE FRENCH, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 
 
 Paper, Bags, Twine, Stationery, 
 
 FLOUR SACKS, BLANK BOOKS, 
 
 Lamp Wicks, Wicking, Blueing, Batting, Bed Cords, 
 Carpet Warp, Cigars, Clothes Pins, Pails, 
 Clothes Lines, Copy Presses and Fixtures, 
 Revolvers and Cartridges, Collars and 
 Cuffs, Plain and Fancy Printing, Ink, Black¬ 
 ing, Brushes, Tooth Picks, Water Closet 
 Paper, etc., etc., etc. 
 
 Card and Job Printing neatly and promptly executed. 
 
 WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT. 
 
 Parties doing business on Central Vermont R. R., C. and P. R. R. 
 or Northern R' R. will save time and freight by ordering goods from this 
 point. Orders by mail solicited. 
 
16 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 ELASTIC FABRIC COMPANY, 
 
 No. 175 DEVONSHIRE, and 34 and 36 
 ARCH STREETS, BOSTON. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 Elastic Woven and Braided Goods. 
 
 ALSO, 
 
 Vulcanized Ruler Goods, 
 
 COMPRISING 
 
 Rubber Machine Belting, 
 
 Elevator Belts, 
 
 Endless Belts, 
 
 Rubber Railway Belts, 
 
 or Aprons for Cotton Mills. 
 
 All these Belts stretched by McBurney’s Patent Process 
 (exclusive property of this Company.) 
 
 RUBBER HOSE, including Suction and Leading 
 Hose for Steam Fire Engines, of extra Strength and Durability. 
 
 Gaskets, Steam Packing, and all articles of Vulcanized 
 
 Rubber used for Mechanical and Manufacturing purposes. 
 
 (P. O. BOX 5033.) 
 
 CHAS. YAN BRUNT. Treas. CHAS. McBURNEY, Pres. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 17 
 
 The Springfield Republican, 
 
 THE NEW EN 3-LAND NEWSPAPER 
 AND FAMILY JOURNAL. 
 
 INDEPENDENT IN EVERYTHING. 
 
 NEUTRAL IN NOTHING. 
 
 FOUNDED — THE WEEKLY IN 1824: THE DAILY IN 1844— 
 
 BY SAMUEL BOWLES. 
 
 Recognizing; in President Hayes and his administration both willing 
 and effective instruments for the political reforms which The Republican 
 has been independently urging upon all parties for the last eight years, 
 this paper cordially supports them and their policies, and believes it to be 
 the duty of patriots of all parties and both sections to put aside past dif- 
 -ferences and present disappointments, and seek by strengthening the 
 purposes and power of the president to make his reforms complete and 
 effective. This, it seems to 11 s, the especial duty of the time, and in this! 
 work The Republican hopes to have the countenance and friendly aid of 
 all its old and many new friends in addition. 
 
 As a Newspaper and Family Journal, The Republican will be more 
 than ever prompt, complete, intelligent and interesting. It has fairly won 
 the name of the The Representative New England Family Journal, and 
 by its summaries of local and general news, by its editorial discussion of 
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 Sugar River Mill Company, 
 
 MILLERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
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 mail, or, when desired, an agent will be sent with a 
 full line of samples. 
 
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 220 DEVONSHIRE ST. 
 
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ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
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 STEEL PENS, 
 
 Of the old Standard Quality. 
 
 Trade lark. J Joseph Gillott’s. 1 
 
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 The well-known Original and Popular Numbers, 
 
 303 - 404 - 170 - 351 , 
 
 Having been assumed by other makers, we desire 
 to caution the public in respect to said imitations. 
 
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 An Injunction was granted by the Supreme Court, New 
 f!AIIT10\ Tork, at General Term, January, 1867 , against the use by 
 villJiilM' others of the Number 303, and affirmed by the Courtj 
 of Appeals, January, 1 S 72 . 
 
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ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
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 The Union Plan 
 
 Of the North. Eastern, is simply self-insur¬ 
 ance by mutual contribution, in advance. Poli¬ 
 cies are issued for $ 1000 and $ 2000. All are 
 together—no divisions—and each is assessed with¬ 
 in specified limits, according to age and amount 
 of policy, an equitable sum on each death. 
 
 A limited sum is paid in advance which, when 
 exhausted by deaths, must be replaced within 30 
 days. 
 
 The plan numbers nearly 1500 and is daily 
 increasing. The larger the membership the 
 greater the security, and the less the cost yearly 
 to each. 
 
 In short it is the only reasonable and safe Life 
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 40 to 50 “ . 14.60 
 
 50 to 55 “ . 17.52 
 
 55 to 60 “ . 22.20 
 
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ADVERTISEMENTS 
 
 24 
 
 TJHE GRAFTON COUNTY JOURNAL, 
 
 KIMBALL & TEMPLE, - PLYMOUTH, N. H. 
 
 Circulation 1200. Largest in the county. Good advertising medium. Local new s 
 a specialty. Nearly 50 correspondents in as many towns. Canvassers, Correspon¬ 
 dents, Subscribers and Advertisers always wanted. Terms and specimen copies upon 
 application., 
 
 PORTSMOUTH JOURNAL; Saturdays; republican; 
 
 LEWIS W. BREWSTER, Publisher. 
 
 For eighty-four years this newspaper has been well sustained, and its successive 
 editors have endeavored to impart to it a character for respectability and good morals, 
 and to make it a clean family newspaper. Portsmouth is the only seaport of N. H., 
 !the principal shire town of Rockingham County; the terminus of five railroads; and 
 the centre of a semi-circle of seaside resorts. The Journal is one of the best advertis¬ 
 ing mediums in its section, being widely known, and extensively patronized at home, 
 and by hundreds of families originating in Portsmouth, but spread throughout the 
 country. 
 
 THE DAILY UNION and 
 
 the UNION DEMOCRAT 
 
 (Established 1851.) Published bv CAMPBELL & HANSCOM, 
 Manchester, N. H. The largest Daily and Weekly in N. H. 
 
 Terms, Daily $5. Weekly $1,50 per year, strictly in advance. 
 
 mssxpm&s&ASPe 
 
 LANCASTER, N. H. - * * TERMS, $1.50 PER YEAR. 
 
 RATES OF ADVERTISING. One inch, one week, $1.00; each subsequent week 
 25 cents. Reading notices, ten cents per line each insertion. Special terms made with 
 local advertisers, and for advertisements continued any considerable length of time; 
 also for those occupying extensive space. The Republican establishment is furnished 
 with every facility for doing all kinds of JOB PRINTING, which will be exe¬ 
 cuted in the best possible manner at the lowest rates. 
 
 THE GRANITE MONTHLY, 
 
 Devoted to Literature, History aud State Progress. 
 
 H. H. METCALF,. Publisher, 
 
 Dover, N. H. 
 
 The Only New Hampshire Magazine.—Terms, $1.50 per Annum. 
 
 HILLSBOROUGH MESSENGER. 
 
 A valuable medium for reaching the Farmers, Mechanics and Mer¬ 
 chants of Hillsborough, Merrimack, Cheshire and Sullivan Counties- I 
 HOLTON & FERRY, Publishers and Proprietors. 
 
 Published every Thursday morning, at $1.25 per annum, strictly in 
 advance. Book, Job, Fancy and Ornamental Printing promptly 
 executed at short notice and low rates. Hillsboro’ Bridge, N. H. 
 
 H. C. NEWTON, Troy, N. H., 
 
 Publisher of The Home Companion^ a large and interesting 
 monthly paper. Terms, 50 cents per year; or with beautiful chromo, : 
 75 cents. Also Dealer in Novelties, Notions, Chromos, Pictures, Books 
 at wholesale and retail. Peddlers supplied with the best selling articles 
 at the lowest prices. Libraries supplied with Books at extremely low 
 rates. Send stamp for copy of Companion, Prices of goods, &c. 
 Address - - - H. C. NEWTON, Troy, N. H. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 25 
 
 RICHARD T. RITCHiE, 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF 
 
 ALSO 
 
 Lines, Twines and Bale Rope, 
 
 AND 
 
 Superior 2 and 3 Ply Marline, 
 
 Manchester, N. H. 
 
 "TTSTTLLVATrs?" TV# eld. en’fl. 
 nil. end or, l t " STAS SPANG-LED RaN- 
 NEK," the " FAMILY FAVORITE" »„4 
 ionn paper for THE MILLION. E«t-h- 
 liehed, ls63. There’. uoliiep l,It ,'f. 014 
 •nd young. rich and poor. **int » c ! a aner.— 
 "it ware* lor ALL." It'S* large 4j-colcmn, 
 / 8 page paper, crowded with charming Tales, 
 Sketches, Stories, Poem*. Wit, Humor, Fan, 
 Recipes. Parries, Humoroce Poems, etc., ete. 
 In its " ROGUE’S CORNER," eterr Swindler, 
 Quick, Humbug, and Fraud is fully, freely, aci 
 truthfully exposed. No one sen be swindled who 
 reads the "BANNER.” 100,000 people reed 
 . .... re,T n P°° this National Paper. TRY IT 0NC3 
 
 , AND NOW. Only 75 cents a year, op with Premium of SIS 
 
 Charming Chromos, cr a Qno Dictionary, cloth, 251 page*, only §1. Tr al T.-p. 
 
 13 cer '*‘ Specimens FREE. Don’t put it cfT tat 6LNO 
 NOW. Address, "i>TAB SPANGLED BAilNEB," HukUIo, N. O. 
 
 D. WEBSTER KING & CO., 
 
 42 Oliver St., BOSTON, Mass., 
 
 Manufacturers of all grades of 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 NEW ENGLAND FLINT SAND PAPER, NEATS-FOOT OIL, 
 PURE WHITE LEAD, EMERY, EMERY CLOTH, 
 
 GLUE STOCK, Ac., Ac. 
 
 Xen-IIampsliire Sentinel. 
 
 Established in 1799 . One of the oldest, largest, cheapest and best 
 Republican Family Newspapers, in New England. Terms, $ 2.00 per 
 year, in advance. Having a circulation more than double that of any 
 other paper in the vicinity, it especially commends itself to advertisers. 
 SENTINEL PRINTING CO ., Publishers and Proprietors. 
 
 YOU CAN STILL GET A COPY OF 
 
 SCRIBNER’S LOO BOOK 
 
 By sending 25 cents to CLAREMONT MANUFACTURING CO., 
 
 Claremont. N. H. 
 
 . . 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 The St. Albans Lime. 
 
 MANUFACTURED BY 
 
 W.B. FONDA, 
 
 St. Albans, Yt, 
 
 IS ABSOLUTELY 
 
 THE PUREST LIME IN THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 It has been analyzed by Prof. A. D. Hager of New 
 York, who pronounces it 
 
 99 2 per cent. Pure Lime. 
 
 It is paticularly adapted to Paper Makers’ and 
 Bleachers’ use, as it is unequaled in pureness, white¬ 
 ness, and strength. Parties who have used it for 
 these purposes will use no other. For Masons’ use it 
 is best and cheapest, as it takes more sand than 
 other lime, and makes 
 
 A STRONG, WHITE PLASTER- 
 
 Put up in 200 lb. and 300 lb. Barrels, (net weight,) 
 and warranted full weights. The barrels are well 
 coopered and nailed—are made of spruce and will 
 not fall to pieces by handling. 
 
 Address 
 
 W. B. FONDA, St. Albans, Vt. 
 
 We have used this Lime for the last three years, 
 and find it far superior in strength and purity to any 
 we have tried. 
 
 Dec. 1877. Claremont Manuf’g Co. 
 
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ADVERTISEMENTS. 27 
 
 MANUFACTURE 
 
 LINEN & RUBBER LINER LINEN HOSE, 
 
 All sizes from % inch to 10 inch Diameter. 
 
 Rubber Lined Linen Hose, 
 
 The Finest Hose for use in Mills and Fire Departments. 
 
 It will not leak nor sweat under a pressure of 300 
 pounds to the square inch. 
 
 It is perfectly water tight, and stronger, lighter, 
 and more pliable than any other in 
 the market. 
 
 AVI hinds of Couplings, Hose Pipes, Con¬ 
 nections, and all other Fire Depart¬ 
 ment Supplies furnished 
 at low prices. 
 
 N. E. LINEN HOSE MANUFG CO., 
 
 ROB’T GEMS, Treas. 
 
 Salesroom 339 Washington St., BOSTON, MASS. « 
 
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 AD V ERTISEM ENTS. 
 
 no VflTT TXT A T^TT* Books, Cards, Prints, Chromos, 
 ^ i w U Yf Xin 1 Photograph-*, Albums, Gold 
 Pens, Pencils, Paper, Stationery, Knick-knacks, Notions, 
 Novelties of every description? Beware of unreliable dea'ers— 
 avoid risk—send only to the old, original and only " HEAD¬ 
 QUARTERS.* * Established, 1860. We originated what is now 
 an enormous trade. We import books weekly. Supply* all. 
 Scientific, Legal, Medical, scarce, foreign and other books not 
 often to he obtained—in fact, supply ANYTHING AND 
 EVERYTHING in the Book or any other line. Our large 
 Store has four floors crowded with cords of books on every known subject, and all 
 offered very low. CATALOGUES FREE. Information given. Send stamp, and 
 Address, HUNTER At CO., PUBLISHERS, HINSDALE. N. U. 
 
 GATHERED SKETCHES. 
 
 From the early History of 
 VERMONT AND NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 One copy by mail for.....75 cents. 
 
 Claremont Manufacturing Company, 
 
 Claremont, N. H. 
 
 Grafton County Democrat, 
 
 Plymouth, N. H. 
 
 Democrat Publishing Co., - Proprietors 
 
 Published Weekly at $l.BO per Annum. 
 
 A large four-paee, thirty-two column newspaper, devoted to Local, 
 State and General News and Miscellaneous Reading Matter. Demo¬ 
 cratic to the backbone at all times and under all circumstances. More 
 ,than twice the amou7it of reading niatter contained in any other journal 
 in the County. Address all letters to 
 
 DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO., Plymouth, N. H. 
 
 EVERY YANKEE BOY 
 
 SHOULD HAVE 
 
 Grandfather’s Story. 
 
 It tells what sort of stuff men are made of. 
 Ask your pa to send 
 
 75 cents 
 
 , To Claremont Manufacturing Co., 
 
 . Claremont, N. H. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 29 
 
 All about your Senatorial District I 
 NEW MAP OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 This Map gives in detail all the new Towns and 
 changes in town lines; also the 24 New Senatorial 
 Districts (officially correct). 
 
 Printed in bright colors on fine paper, Price 25 cts. 
 Office edition mounted on stout board, Price 50 cts. 
 
 HOSEA B. CARTER & CO.. Publishers., 
 East Hampstead, N. H. 
 
 Map securely packed and mailed upon receipt of price. 
 
 OT By an arrangement made with the publishers, 
 the owner of this copy of N. H. Register for 1878 
 Iwill be supplied with one copy of the above MAP 
 by mail free , on the following condition, to wit. 
 Cut out this Notice, and mail it with three postage 
 stamps to HOSEA B. CARTER & CO., East Hamp¬ 
 stead, N. H., stating where to send the Map. 
 
 EF This Notice must be sent to show that you own a copy of Reg¬ 
 ister for 1878 . 
 
 Black River insurance Agency, 
 
 A. E. BOSWORTH, Agent, SPRINGFIELD, VERMONT. 
 
 For information regarding the Best Companies, Best Rates, and Best 
 place to insure. Call on or address as above. 
 
 C. J. Kimball & Son, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 Solid Shank and Socket Hoes, Solid Cast- 
 steel Drawing Knives, Butcher and Shoe 
 Cutlery, Tanners Fleshers, etc. 
 
 Being, (so far as we know,) the only HOE makers in New Hamp¬ 
 shire, we hope for a liberal share of the local trade. 
 
 BENNINGTON, N. H. 
 
 WHITNEY’S NEW HAMPSHIRE 
 
 JOTJ^tlSr^Xi OB * 1 HVLTJSIO 
 
 Published Monthly. 
 
 I, S. WHITNEY, Editor and Publisher, 8(56 Elm St., Ferren’s Building 
 
 MANCHESTER, N. 13. 
 
 Teems :—SI.00 per annum, payable invariably in advance. Single copies 10 cents. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 PLANTS 
 
 FOR 
 
 Parlor and Garden, 
 
 ALSO 
 
 rnamenfaf 
 
 SMALL' FRTJITS, 
 
 Shrubs, Seeds, Bulbs, &c., &c. 
 
 CULTIVATED AND FOIL SAFE BY 
 
 H. P. CLOSSON, 
 
 (<Catalogues Free.) THETFORD, VERMONT 
 
 The Cheshire Republican. 
 
 Published Every Saturday by 
 
 JULIUS N. MORSE, 
 
 KEENE, N. H. 
 
 Office in Bank Block, over the Post Office . 
 
 TERMS : Per annum, in advance, $1.50 ; six months, 75 cents ; three 
 (months, 40 cents. $1.75 within, and $2.00 at the end of the year. 
 
 TO ADVERTISERS.—The Cheshire Republican has a large and in- 
 ireasing circulation, now upwards of 2,000, mainly in Keene ami 
 Itowns within Cheshire County, and will be found a valuable medium 
 (for advertisers, whose favors will be received at reasonable rates. 
 
 job FZRijsrTiisra-. 
 
 We are prepared to do all kinds of printing, such as 
 
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 Posters, Circulars, Programmes, Invitations, Bill heads, Checks, 
 Cards, Labels, Catalogues, Blanks of all kinds, Pam¬ 
 phlets, Town Reports, etc. 
 
 AUCTION BILLS and small jobs at short notice, or sent hy mail. 
 

 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 31 
 
 Is ihe only paper in Northern New Hampshire, that classifies its ad¬ 
 vertisements. It is all printed at home. Terms: $ i.oo per year. 
 
 J. S. PEAVEY, Publisher. 
 
 WHITE MOUNTAIN REPUBLIC, 
 
 FOR .1878. 
 
 The Republic has the largest circulation and is the only democratic 
 paper printed in Grafton County. Devoted to politics, home and general 
 news. Terms: —$ 1.50 per year, in advance 
 
 0^/*Job printing of all kinds neatly done at reasonable rates. 
 
 GEO. C. FURBER, Proprietor. 
 
 THE GREAT FALLS JOURNAL. 
 
 Established 1867. Published every Friday. S 1.50 a year, in advance. 
 
 Large circulation. Gives all the news of the towns along the line of the Great Falls 
 and Conway Railroad, and towns in York County’ Me. 
 
 EDWIN FERNALD, Editor & Proprietor, 
 
 Great Falls, N. H. 
 
 Sc IBTJRINrS, 
 
 JOB PRINTERS, STATIONERS AND 
 
 PUBLISHERS OF 
 
 “THE INDEPENDENT GAZETTE,” 
 GAZETTE BLOCK, MAIN STREET, 
 LANCASTER, N. H, 
 
 THE CANAAN REPORTER. 
 
 Cheapest local newspaper in N. H. Three months on trial for 25 
 cents. C. O. BARNEY, Publisher 
 
 East Canaan, N. H. 
 
 THE NORTHERN SENTINEL, 
 
 COLEBROOK, N. H. 
 
 Terms, $ 1.50 per year, in advance. The best and cheapest paper in 
 Northern N. H. . Address ALBERT BARKER, Proprietor. 
 
 THE DOVER ENQUIRER. 
 
 A Family newspaper, devoted to Politics, Literature and Agriculture. 
 Published at Dover, N. H., by LIBBEY & CO., Book, Card and Job 
 Printers. 
 
 DR. FRENCH’S HOUSEHOLD MESSENGER. 
 
 This Monthly, established in 1867 , has became one of the best known, 
 and widely patronized Original, Literary Periodicals. To old, or young 
 people of moral tastes and culture it has become indispensable as a Hu¬ 
 morous and Social Guest. Terms: i Number 5 cts. 5 Numbers 25 cts. 
 j&c., Try it. Address THE MESSENGER, Loudon Ridge, N. H. 
 
32 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 SSGMUND ULLMAN, 
 
 SOLE IMPORTER OF 
 
 The German Printing Inks 
 
 AND 
 
 POWDERS. 
 
 NO. 57 MAIDEN LANE, 
 
 NEW YORK. 
 
 This book is printed with B 5 ink; price 15 cts. per lb. 
 
 New Hampshire in the Rebellion 
 
 Not all gone yet; will send a copy by mail on 
 receipt of $ 3.50. 
 
 CLAREMONT M’F’G CO., 
 
 Claremont, N. IT. 
 
 P. W. HASELTINE & CO., PROP’S. 
 
 Manchester, N. H. 
 
 Terms: $2.00 per day. 
 
 THE MIRROR AND FARMER, 
 
 AN 8 PAGE PAPER OF 48 COLUMNS. 
 
 ftr,© acid) N)©ws acid Farmicif WeefeCy. 
 
 Has a Larger Circulation than any other 
 Weekly of its class in Yew England outside of Bos¬ 
 ton. Adapted to the needs of Mew England Farmers. 
 
 Only $ 1.25 a Year. One Dollar a Year to all Sol¬ 
 diers who served- in the Union Army. One Dollar a 
 Year .in Clubs of Ten or more. 
 
 Special inducements to Club Agents. Specimen 
 Copies free. Subscriptions singly or in clubs, com¬ 
 mence at any time. Address 
 
 JOHN B. CLARKE, 
 
 Manchester, BT. H. 
 
45 ITZEJLIRS OLD. 
 
 ^“Friend, Stop that Cough ! Do not neg¬ 
 lect a common Cold even for a day—it may end 
 in Consumption and death. Rev. N. H. Downs’ 
 ELIXIR has cured thousands both old and: 
 young, and it will cure you if taken freely, and 
 in season. 
 
 jg^rSold by all Druggists and Merchants.“^a 
 
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 Price, 35 cents and $ 1.00 per bottle. 
 
 Forty-five years since, Elder Downs first man¬ 
 ufactured his Elixir in Northern Vermont, and 
 its remarkable cures at once brought it promi¬ 
 nently before the people of the United States and 
 Canada. While the sale has rapidly increased 
 every year, other medicines have been popular 
 for a few months or years, but their lack of in¬ 
 trinsic value has consigned them to comparative 
 oblivion. In justice to Downs 5 Elixir, be it 
 said, that it is a duty the people owe to them¬ 
 selves that they continue to use the article that 
 has always cured them of their Coughs and 
 Colds, rather than to take or try every new 
 medicine that is puffed up and may be worthless. 
 N. H. Downs’ Elixir is warranted to give en¬ 
 tire satisfaction, or the price paid will be refund¬ 
 ed. Clergymen will find this an excellent rem¬ 
 edy for the Throat, Chest and Lungs. 
 
 Why should any one neglect a cough or cold ? 
 We know N. H. Downs 5 Elixir will cure you. 
 
 HENRY, JOHNSON & LORD, 
 
 Proprietors. 
 
 Burlington, Vt. 
 
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ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 36 
 
 NORTHERN (N. H.) RAILROAD. 
 
 From Concord, N. H. to White River Junction, Vt .—70 miles—with 
 
 Branch to Bristol, 13 miles. 
 
 This Road forms a portion of the old established 
 Vermont Central Line between Boston and Mont¬ 
 pelier, Waterbury, (Mt. Mansfield,) Burlington, St. 
 Albans, Ogdensburg, Montreal and the West, and 
 also connects at White River Junction with the 
 Passumpsic Railroad for Newbury, AVells River, St. 
 Johnsbury, Barton, Newport, Magog Lake, Littleton, 
 and 
 
 White and Franconia Mountains, 
 
 which points are reached as quick and as cheap as 
 by any other route—also with Woodstock Railroad 
 for Woodstock and Quechee. 
 
 At Concord trains connect for Manchester, Nash¬ 
 ua, Lowell, Ayer Junction, Worcester, Providence, 
 Framingham, Norwich, and New York; also for 
 Portsmouth, Lawrence, Haverhill, Dover, Portland 
 and the East. 
 
 Four trains each way, daily, between Boston and 
 White River Junction. 
 
 Pullman Palace Cars 
 
 Run on day and night Express trains, which are 
 equipped with Westinghouse Air Brake and Miller 
 Platforms. 
 
 Stages leave, (daily) Bristol for New Hampton, 
 Hebron, &c.; Andover, for New London; Lebanon 
 for Meriden. 
 
 GEO. E. TODD, Supt. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 37 
 
 CONCORD & CLAREMONT N. H.' 
 
 RAILROAD. 
 
 From Concord to Claremont Junction—56 miles—with Branch from 
 Contoocook to Hillsborough Bridge—15 miles. 
 
 Passenger trains of this Road are equip¬ 
 ped with Westinghouse Air BraTce and 
 Miller Platforms . 
 
 Mixed trains to and from Concord connect at 
 Claremont Junction with trains from White River 
 .Junction, Windsor, Bellows Falls, Brattleboro, &c. 
 
 Afternoon train. West, connects at Claremont 
 Junction with trains to and from Bellows Falls, 
 Charlestown, W 7 hite River Junction and Windsor. 
 
 Dirini the Sumer Months 
 
 the Express train, each way, makes close connec¬ 
 tions at Claremont Junction with trains to and from 
 Bellows Falls, Keene, Brattleboro, &c. 
 
 At Concord trains make close connections to and 
 from all points south and east. 
 
 STAGES 
 
 connect, daily, at Brad lor d'lor New London and Sut¬ 
 ton; at Newport for South Acworth and Grantham, 
 and at Hillsboro’ for East Washington, Washington 
 and Bennington. 
 
 GEORGE E. TODD, 
 
 . Superintendent. 
 
38 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 I 
 
 CENTRAL VERMONT 
 
 1 
 
 RAXXaROJLD. 
 
 The Morning Express Train, leaving Boston, arrives at Burlington, 
 St. Albans, Montreal and Ogdensburg the same evening. 
 
 The Night Express Train, leaving Boston in the evening, arrives at 
 the above named places the next morning. 
 
 These trains connect at Rouse’s Point and St. Johns with trains for 
 Ogdensburg. Montreal, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago and the West. 
 
 Passengers leaving New York via Springfield, at 3.09 p. m., will make 
 direct connections, arriving at Burlington, St. Albans, Montreal and Og¬ 
 densburg the next morning. Tourists and Pleasure Seekers will find! 
 this route unsurpassed for mountain, lake and river scenery. The val¬ 
 leys of the Connecticut, White, and Winooski Rivers, abound in delight¬ 
 ful mountain and river scenery. Lake Champlain, and Lake George 
 present the most beautiful lake scenery that the country affords. 
 
 Tourists, traveling between Saratoga and the White Mountains, can 
 leave the cars at Waterbury and visit 
 
 ZMIOUISTT IMZ^ZbrSIFIIEIjID, 
 
 the most noted peak of the Green Mountains, and find themselves amply 
 repaid by viewing the beautiful scenery from the top of the mountain. 
 
 PULMAN PALACE CARS 
 
 Run on Day and Night Express Trains. 
 
 The large facilities which this Company has for the transportation of 
 freight, makes it one of the most desirable routes for local or through 
 (Western) traffic. 
 
 RAILWAY CONNECTIONS AT 
 
 Bellows Falls —With Cheshire and Fitchburg Railways for Keene, 
 Fitchburg, Worcester and Boston, also, with Vermont Railway, for 
 Springfield, New Haven and New York, also for Palmer, Willimantic, 
 Norwich, New London and New York. 
 
 White Riqer Junctio 7 i —With Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers 
 Railway for Wells River, St. Johnsbury, Littleton and White Moun¬ 
 tains, and Northern (N. H.) Railway for Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, 
 Nashua, Worcester, Manchester, Concord, &c. 
 
 Burlington —With Steamers on Lake Champlain for Ticonderoga, 
 Lake George, Saratoga Springs, &c. 
 
 St. Johns —With Grand Trunk Railway for Montreal, Quebec, &c. 
 
 Rouse’s Point —With Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Railway for 
 Ogdensburg and the West. 
 
 Rutland —With Rensselaer & Saratoga Railway for Saratoga Springs. 
 Also with Harlem Extension R. R., for Manchester, Bennington, Troy, 
 Albany, New York, &c. 
 
 L. MILLIS, J. W HOBART, 
 
 Gen’l Supt. Traffic. Gen’l Supt. 
 
I 
 
 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 EAGLE HOTEL, 
 
 Opposite the Capitol, 
 
 JOHN A. WHITE, .... Proprietor. 
 
 CONCORD, N. H. 
 
 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS 
 
 Averill Chemical Paint Co.5 
 
 Bagley & Sewall, pumps.13 
 
 Boston Advertiser. 7 
 
 Boston Elastic Fabric Co.16 
 
 Bosworth, A. E., Insurance.29 
 
 Bramhall & Co., So. Guide.12 
 
 Canaan Reporter.31 
 
 Carter, H. B. & Co.29 
 
 Central Vt. R. R.38 
 
 Chicago & N. W.R’lway, cover 2 &3 
 
 Claremont Stationery Co. 1 
 
 Claremont'.M’Pg Co., 6, 25, 28 & 32 
 Closson, H. P., Trees & Shrubs...30 
 Concord & Claremont,N.H.R.R. 37 
 Concord R. R. & Branches, 34, 35 
 
 Coos Republican.«24 
 
 Crampton Bros., Soap. 9 
 
 Crane, Waite & Co., Oils.15 
 
 I)e Witt Wire Cloth, Co.18 
 
 Dover Enquirer.31 
 
 Eagle Hotel.39 
 
 Edwards, W. S., Insurance, map. 
 Fenno, Isaac & Co., Clothing... 4 
 
 Fonda, W. B., Lime.26 
 
 Francisco, M.J., Insurance, cover 1 
 
 French, H., Wrap. Paper &c.15 
 
 Gage, Porter & Co., Saws. 6 
 
 Gillott, Jos., Pens.21 
 
 Grafton Co. Democrat.28 
 
 Grafton Co. Journal.24 
 
 Granite Monthly.24 
 
 Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., 14 
 
 Great Falls Journal.31 
 
 Haseltine, P. W., & Co., Hotel...32 
 
 Heliotype Printing Co.20 
 
 Henry Johnson & Lord...33 
 
 Hillsboro Messenger.24 
 
 Household Messenger.3l| 
 
 Hunter & Co.28 
 
 Kimball, C. J. & Son.29: 
 
 King, D. W. & Co., glue.25 
 
 Littleton Argus.31 
 
 Malden Dye House.18, 
 
 Mass. Mutual Life Ins. Co.18 
 
 Meneely’s Bells.19' 
 
 Merriam, G. & C., Dictionaries.. 19 
 
 Mirror & Farmer.32 
 
 Morse, J. N., Cheshire Rep .30 
 
 Newton, II. C...24 
 
 N. H. Sentinel.25 
 
 N. E. Linen Hose M’f’g Co.27 
 
 N. East’n Mut. Life Asso. 22 & 23 
 
 Northern (N. II.; R. R.36 
 
 Northern Sentinel.31 
 
 Open Stove Ventilating Co. 3 
 
 Page Belting Co. 6 
 
 Portsmouth Journal.24 
 
 Quimby & Burns.31 
 
 Ritchie, R. T., twines.25 
 
 Sampson, Davenport & Co.11 
 
 Scribner & Co., map.2 & 3 
 
 Smith, Geo. W., Baker, &c .1 
 
 Springfield Republican,....17 
 
 Star Spangled Banner..,...25 
 
 Sugar Riv. Mill Co., Flour, &C...19 
 
 Sullivan Machine Co., . 2 
 
 Ullman, Sigmund, Ink.32 
 
 Union Democrat. 24 
 
 Vermont Life Ins. Co. . 8 
 
 Ward’s Fertilizer Co.10 
 
 White Mountain Republic.31 
 
 Whitney’s Journal of Music.29 
 
ho 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 TABLE OF CONTENTS. 
 
 'Advertisements.,...227 
 
 jAgricultural College...196 
 
 'Agriculture, State Board of,.194 
 
 Apportionment of State tax.177 
 
 Astronomical Matter,. 2 
 
 Banks, National,.207 
 
 |Banks, Savings,.205 
 
 Cabinet, U. S., members names, 214 
 (Capitals of States & Territories..222 
 Census of U. S. for 1870, official ,213 
 
 (Church Orga lizations,.198 
 
 Clergy of all denominations,... 39 
 
 (Clerks of Supreme Courts.184 
 
 Collectors of Internal Revenue.193 
 'Commissioners for other Statesl93 
 Commissioners in other States 192 
 
 Commissioners U. S.193 
 
 Congress of United States.215 
 
 Congressional Delegation.173 
 
 Constitution of N. H.204 
 
 Consuls,Ministers and Envoys 218 
 Counties arranged alphabeti’ly 169 
 County officers, except Justicesl 88 
 
 County Solicitors.184 
 
 Courts, U. S. Circuit and claims 215 
 
 Deaf and Dumb and Blind.196 
 
 Diary, Blanks for. 39 
 
 Direc’n of towns fr. Concord 39-167 
 Dis. fr. Capital & Shiretown.39-164 
 
 Doings of the Legislature.174 
 
 Editorial.224 
 
 Elections in all the States.222 
 
 Executive Depart., 168; U. S.,..214 
 
 [Express Agents.39 to 167 
 
 [Festivals and Fasts, movable,... 2 
 
 [Fish Commissioners.194 
 
 [Foreign Money Order Offices,...220 
 
 Governor, how chosen &c.173 
 
 Governors of all the U. States,222 
 Holy Days, and Saints* days.3 to 38 
 
 Hotels and Keepers,.39 to 167 
 
 Insane Asylum,.196 
 
 Insurance Companies,.187 
 
 Internal Revenue Officers.193 
 
 Internal Revenue Taxes.220 
 
 Judges, of Supreme Court.189 
 
 Judges, Probate,.185 
 
 Judges, U. S. Circuit Court.215 
 
 Judiciary, 184; ofU. S.,.214 
 
 Justices of the Peace,.39-167 
 
 Kimball Union Academy.197 
 
 Lawyers..39-167 
 
 [Legislative Department.168 
 
 Literary Institutions,.39-167 
 
 1 Livery Stables,.39—167; 
 
 Manufacturers,.39— 167 : 
 
 Masonic'Organizations...199 
 
 Mechanics, names of,..39 —167 
 
 Memoranda, blanks for,...3 to 3s! 
 
 Merchants, names of..39—167 
 
 Military Department. r.. 174 
 
 Ministers to Foreign Countries,218! 
 
 Money Order Post-Offices,.220 
 
 Money Orders, price list of,....220 
 
 National Debt,.223 
 
 Newspapers and Publishers,....203[ 
 
 Normal School, Plymouth. 197 I 
 
 Notaries Public.iss! 
 
 Orphans’ Home.196! 
 
 Patrons of Husbandry,.201 
 
 Physicians, Names of..39—164 
 
 Pop. of towns in N. H., 1870,.39 
 
 Pop. of the IT. S.222' 
 
 Pop. N.H.by decades, 1790,1870,212 
 Postage Regulations and Rates.219! 
 
 Postmasters’ names,. 39 —176 
 
 Post Uffices,.39—176[ 
 
 Presidents, complete list of,.211 j 
 
 Probate Courts, when held.I 85 ' 
 
 Railroads in the State.208; 
 
 R. R. Stations of all towns,...39-1 67 : 
 
 Reform School,..195 
 
 Registers in Bankruptcy.193 
 
 Registers of Probate....!.185 
 
 Religious Organizations.198 
 
 Representatives. 169; U. S.,.2le[ 
 
 Salaries of President, &c,.214 
 
 Senators, State, 168 ; U. S..215' 
 
 Sheriffs... ...18sJ 
 
 State Finances,...206; 
 
 State Institutions,.194 
 
 State Library.198 
 
 State Officers,.168 
 
 State Prison,.195 
 
 State Societies.19sj 
 
 Supreme Court, 184 ; U. S.214; 
 
 Telegraph Agents.39—167j 
 
 Terms of Courts, when & where 184; 
 Territories, names,census, 187 0,222 
 
 Towns,Alphabetical list of,.39 
 
 Towns, arranged by counties ..169 
 
 Town Officers, names.39-167; 
 
 Trial Terms of Supreme Court.184; 
 
 U. S. Courts in N. H.,.183 
 
 U. S., List of names of..222 
 
 Valuation, Average of Towns... 177 
 Votes for members of Congres.173 
 Votes for Governor 1876 & 1877.177 1 
 
ont Valley Railroads, 
 
 AND 
 
 Burlington Steamboat Co. 
 
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 BETWEEN 
 
 Brattleboro’, Vt. & Province Line, N. I. 
 
 This line offers superior facilities for PASSENGER & FREIGHT 
 TRAFFIC, being thoroughly equipped, and making 
 sure connections between 
 
 Montreal, Ogdensburgh, Burlington, 
 
 AND 
 
 Boston, Spring field, Hart ford,New-Haven, 
 Troy, All any and New- Yorh,^lso 
 Schenectady and the Wesfi 
 
 First Class Passenger Cars ou all Trains, and elegant 'V^rci 
 dious SLEEPING CARS on all night trains. 
 
 No change of cars between 
 
 Burlington and Boston, Troy or New-York, 
 
 This line offers three routes to New York, viz : 
 
 Via Troy and Hudson River or Harlent R. 
 via Rrattleboro, Springfield and New-Haven, 
 and via Rrattleboro. and New-London 
 Northern Railroad and 
 Sound Steamers. 
 
 A new Steamer, the “ Oakes Ames” just built for this line, adds gref 
 ly to its facility in transporting cars directly across Lake Champl^ 
 
 Rates for Passengers or freight as low as by any other Line, 
 more general information apply to 
 
 W. H. BRYANT, General Ticket Agent, 
 
 H. E. CHAMBERLIN, General Freight 
 
 GEO. A. MERRILL, Gen’l Su 
 
 At their Offices in the Passengef-Depot Buil 
 
 RUTLAND, - - - VER 
 
2 Money Orders, P. 0., 
 
 Advertisers, i 
 Apportionme 
 Banks, National, 
 
 Banks, Savings, 69 to 71 
 
 Business Directory, 97 to 147 
 
 Calendar, ^ 3 to 38 
 
 Characters of the Planets, 2 
 Characters of Signs of Zodiac, 2 
 Chronological Cycles, 
 
 ; Civil GoVm’t of U.S.,150. N. II., 39 f National Debt, 
 Claims, Court of, 150 Neat Stock, 
 
 j Clergy, 97 to 147 
 
 Commencement of the Seasons, 2 
 Congressional Delegation, 
 
 Courts, Clerks of, 
 
 ; County Officers, . 75 to 96 
 
 County Solicitors, / 72 
 
 County Trial Terms, 72 
 
 ; Daily Memorandum, 3 to 38 
 
 : Distances from Concord, 45 
 
 rEclipscs, - 2 
 
 Editorial, map, ii. and III. 
 
 Elections in aH the States, 154 
 farmers’ Calendar, 3 to 36 
 
 Festivals and Fasts, Table of, 2 
 Governor Council, 39, 152 
 
 Memorl^B blanks IWf^^^to 38 
 Minister^™ Foreign Countr/os,!53 
 
 Governoj^f all the States, 
 ' Gov. vt^^Fi5. Aggregate, 
 InffeorjjWftion of Towns, 
 InWran'ce Companies, 
 rernal Revenue Officers, 
 
 Newspapers, List of, 
 
 Pop. Towns, 45. do. of U. S., 
 
 44 | Postage Regulations, 
 
 79 Probate Courts, 
 
 Representatives, 1S69, 
 
 Seasonable Hints, 
 
 Senator*, State, 40. U 
 Square miles of U. S., 
 
 Stamp Duties, 
 
 State Commissioners, 
 
 State Institutions, 
 
 State Officers, 
 
 Supreme Court, 72; U. S., 150 
 
 Town Officers, .,$1 to 60 
 
 Valuation, 45 
 
 Value of Lands and Stock, 61 to 66 
 Vote for President 1868, 44 
 
 “ Members of Congress, 50 
 Weather Table, 96 
 
 White Mountain Guide, 147 
 
 60 
 > 149 
 61 to 65 
 44 
 154 
 158 
 • 73 
 
 40 to 44 
 3 to 36 
 S., 150 
 
 154 
 
 155 to 15S 
 
 39 
 
 39 
 
 39 
 
 154 
 
 50 
 
 45 
 
 71 
 
 160 
 
 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS. 
 
 I^nderson, Heath A Co.,* 171 
 
 Lppleton, D. & Co., Journal, 174 
 ‘bird, J., Taper Boxes, cover, 4 
 bnd, Benj. M., Paper Collars, 178 
 owen, E. J., Harnesses, 165 
 F.rewer & Tileston, cover, 3 
 
 Brooks, Levi, Drugs, 163 
 
 Y’own, J. I. & Sons, Bron- 
 
 chials, map, i. 
 
 lyam, Carleton k Co., cover, 1 
 ^ampbell & Ilanscom, 
 pen k Pierce, Oils, &c., 
 
 ^e. Amos C , Carriages, 
 fmont Bookstore, 
 priont M’f g Co., 2 cover, 
 
 >rv. D. L., Books, Ac., 
 
 Clark, Carriages, 
 
 Co. 
 
 178 
 
 178 
 
 163 
 
 164 
 
 165 
 168 
 
 173 
 
 177 
 
 175 
 
 165 
 
 166 
 165 
 175 
 
 ■\Kennerson, Trees, 172 
 W., Log Book, cover, 3 
 , f E. k Off., Brass Ac., 175 
 ^Hannibal, & Son, Iron, 169 
 Jc Tolies, Furniture, 163 
 V F.. Clothing, r 162 
 L& Hawks, Clothing, 162 
 .A Co., Pumps, 176 
 
 Johnson k Fisher. Groceries, 164 
 Kellogg, E. H., Oils, 
 
 Kendall k Roberts, Iron, Ac., 
 Ladd, W. M , Drugs. Ac., 
 
 Lull, R. B.. Meat Market, 
 Marshall, N., Groceries, 
 
 Mass. Mutual Life Ins 
 McTudoe, L. J., Vt. Journal,Ac.,166 
 Maynard A Noyes, Ink, 171 
 
 Merriain, G. A C., Dictionaries,!7 8 
 Morse, J. N., Cheshire Repub., 176 
 Paine, M. K.. Plasters, cover, 4 
 Patten, Henry, Dry Geods Ac., 162 
 Peirce, J. W. A Co.,Merchants,164 
 Phelps, Dr., Trusses, Ac., 177 
 Redfield Brothers, Groceries, 164 
 Rutland Railroad, 179 
 
 Smith. E. K., A Son, Candy, 161 
 Stereotyping, 173 
 
 Strong A Ross, Hubs, Ac., map, iv 
 Sullivan Machine Company, 161 
 Townsend. Dennis, Globes, 173 
 Tyler, John, Water Wheels, 170 
 Vt. Life Insurance Oo., 168 
 
 Williaftis, G. W„ Saddlery, Ac.,175 
 
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