RUTLAND DIRECTORY RUTLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY

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RUTLAND DIRECTORY
1878 - 1879
RUTLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Rutland Directory 1878-1879
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PRODUCERS .
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MARBLE CO.,
And Wholesale Dealera ill
Hntlann ann Contin~ntal Mar~I~~
(ESTABLISHED 1836.)
·Quarries and Mills (36 Gan[s,) at
SUTHERLAND FALLS,
First·Station North-of Genter Rutland.
Second to no concern in this country, in the EXTENT and VARIETY of
its marble product, and its EXTENSIVE FACILITIES for supplying the
trade with all the grades from the finest to the lowest, on th e shortest
notice, at prices corresponding with the times.
Quarries:
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Mills:
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Oftlees:
DUB KA!ILE I S_WI LL KIOW!t .
of Rutland Marble, at West Rutland, Vt.
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of Continental Marble, 2 rirlles north of Center Rutland, Vt.
at West Rutland, Vt., 24: Gangs.
at Center ·Rutland, Vt., 28 Gangs.
at Salem, N. Y., 8 Gangs.
at West Rutland, Vt.; at Center Rutland, Vt.; at Salem,
N.Y.
AND WE KEEP THE
·Largest an~ Bart ~t~~k ln the t~untry
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OBDP8 ADDRESSED TO EITHER PLACE WILL RECErVE ATTENTI ON.
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ALBERT W. HIGGINS,
CHAS. P. HARRIS & CO.
GEO. E. CLARJ{, Sutlerintendent.
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FURNACE STREET, RUTLAND, VT.
AND DEALER IN
RmH, FAN~Y AND T~ILET Gm~,
LUMBER.
Shingles.:. La.th, Cla.pboa.rds, Ceda.r
Posts, .dooring, Hemlock, Ash,
Bla.ck Walnut, Spruce, Pine, &c.
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WATER PROOF BUILDING PAPER.
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::tY.:I:EROHANTS'
RO'JV,
PLANING MILL.
!'LANING, l!L"''l'CIIINO, SHAPING, SAWlNG, JOINING, S'l'ICKING, MOit'l'IS-
FLINTS, JOHNSON & CO.,
DOORS,
Sash, Blinds, Cornice a.n<l Fence
'Vorl<, Counters, Shelving, Pe,vs,
Pulpits, Cabinet and Veneered
"\York, &c., &c.
N"AILS.
RUTLAND NAIL WORKS.
CHAS. P. HARRIS & CO.
ING, BRACKET WORK, IIAND
L. W. COLLIN3, Supt.
MADE OF SA "W PLATE.
CARVING, &e., &c.
CASH l!'OR SCRAP STEEL AND IRON.
RUTLAND FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP CO.
JOEL B. HARRIS.
CHAS. P. HARRIS.
Producers of and Wholesale Dealers in
CAR WHEELS, RAIL ROAD,
Rutland Italian Marble,
MACHINERY, MILL AND BUILDING CASTINGS.
FROM THE EUREKA QUARRY,
JAPANESE PAPER CARPETING.
:Mills and Quarries on the R. & B. R. R., midway between
Ten years' test, one hundred tl_wusand _yards used, fifty
cents per yard, varwus designs.
(Machine TV01·Tc [1•om D. Shortsleeve & Co.)
HANDSOMEST, CHEAPEST, BEST.
Center Rutland and Sutherland Falls.
P REMIUMS ··
Centennial, Philadelphia, 1876.
New England Fnlr,_Portland, 18n.
{ Rutland County Fmr, 1877.
Mnssnchnsetts, th ree Fairs, 1877.
J APAN"ESE PAPER CARPETIN"G,
CENTER RUTLAND, VT.
RETAILED BY
(). A. PARKHURST & CO., RUTLAND, VT.
T. S. GILSON
Practical Upholsterer, Manufacturer and Dealer in
THOMAS ROSS,
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FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
FEAT HERS ,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
MATTRESSeS
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LIGHT AND HEAVY CASTINGS,
SPRING BEDS,
Crockery) Glassware and House Furnishing Goods1
ALSO,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
Stone Sawing Machinery,
COFFINS. GASKETS.
And Burial Clothes.
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No. 21 Me1·chauts• now,
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VERDl~ll'~ ~TEAll
ESTABLIS:I-IED
ALSO,
:BAKERY,
HAN~ AN~ ~TtAM ~tRRI~K~ AN~ TRAVtLLtR~
1853.
H. L. VERDER & CO.,
VERDER'S EXCELS'iOR"JiiiTLAND CRAGKERS,.
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SPECIALTY.
SODA BISCUIT, &C.
46 CENTER STREET, RUTLAND VT
H. L. VERDER
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C. W. NICHOLS,
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Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings,
211-2 CENTER S'l'REE'r,
R UTL.A.ND, VER:::t'Y.I:ONT.
Franles, StereosCOJl iC Vi c ·w s of nuuand JUarble Q u arries an(l ot h ,H· VorI IHI!tf
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CHAS. E. ROSS,
DEALER IN
RUTLAND MiliTARY IN~TITUH,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
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Capt. SAMUEL H. KELLEY, Principal.
FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, &c.
.& lJa•Dy lobool for llo)'s.
No. 3 MERCHANTS' ROW .
.A:.ge:n.ts for :Sutterl..ck"s Celebrated. Patterns. ..i'-lso Se-w-l..:n.g J>.<ta.ch.l..:n.e J:'Teed.les of a.ll kl..:n.d.s.
The Course of Study is Preparatory
for College.
RUTLAND, VT.
COLUMBIAN MARBLE CO.,
SOLE PRODUCERS OF
BOARD, WASHING AND FURNISHED ROOM, $400 per Year.
Cor. Church and William Streets,
lllanufactm·ers of
RUTLAND, VT.
URNS,
PEDESTAL~
AND ALL VARIETIES
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TURNED MARBLE
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33 CENTER ST., RUTLAND,
FINISHED COTTAGE MOXUMENTS, HEADSTONES, &c.
Office and Mill, 120 West Street,
DEALERS IN
RUTLAND.
R. BARRETT, Treasurer.
D. l.\1.1:. "VV'::E3:ITE
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UhoicB Family Grocorios, Provisions, Uann8d Goods,
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MANUFACTURERS OF
DIMENSION TIMBER, SPRUCE AND HARD WOOD,
Clapboa rds , Finished
and Unfinished, Ce. dar Sh in gles and
Lath.
STEAM MILLS.
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Rutland, Vt.
J D. M. WmTK,
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GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
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RUT1A~D M~NUM~NTA1 W~RK~,
WHITE & HAVEN, Proprietors.
Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Monuments, Tablets,
STATUARY,
Tombs, Vanits, Headstones,
31 CENTER STREET,
CENOTAPHS,
GOOD FIT GUARANTEED 'OR NO SALE.
RUTLAND, VT.
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AND SCOTCH
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ALSO AGENT FOR THE
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And all the most desirable forms of
Cemetery improvements wrought in
American al'l.d Foreign Marble and
Granite, of which I have the largest
assortment to be found in New England, complete and erected, now on sale
in our yard and warerooms, over 400 in
number, which we cordially invite the
inspection of all in want of first class
work, manufactured from the choicest
grades of Vermont and Italian
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COFFEES.
GRANITE.
I ALSO HAVE A FULL LINE OF
Drugs, Patent 1\Iedicines, Paints, Oils and Varnishes,
Window Glass, all sizes, Putty, . '\Vall Paper,
Window Shades and Fixtures, Pure
Spices, Cream Tartar, Soda,
Sugars, Confectionery, Stationery, Base Balls,
COLD
SODA
'W'ATER,
MINERAL
vVATERS,
TOILET ARTICLES, &c. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF TOYS.
P erfected Extract of ANN OTTO for coloring Butter and Ch eese.
"Paris
STATUARY AND RUSTIC MONUMENTS AND TABLETS
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SPECIALTY.
All work will be sold at prices that defy competition. An assortment
of STONE CUTTER'S SUPPLIES constantly on hand, Address
WHITE & RAVEN,
86 and 88 West Street. Rutland, Vt.
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THEBOSTON~~~ENTST~RE.
L. G. KINGSLEY,
RIPLEY'S MARBLE BLOCK,
Everybody says that the Dlace to obtain the best Bar[aius is at
DEALER IN
Til !OSTOI99 CIIT STOBiv
HABDWABEJ)
Opposite the Depot, RUTLAND, y rr.
New Goods received daily, and we
invite the public to examine our
Stock, as money can · b e
saved by so doing.
EEJ:l..I.CEJ:l..I.CEEE T::S:E
J. B. :lv:TACO:lv:TEER,
El•e;tp~
Silllv~~
PlllatteP~
AND REPAIRER OF AND DE.U.EB IN
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
OVER WHITE & CO.'S STORE,
33 Center Street,
RUTLAND,
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MISS ·M. K. THORNTO N ,
Milli~~ry
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VT AS:::S:INGTON ST.,
RUTLAND,
Fuse, Pow«1:er, Nails, Manilla Cordage,
Tools, Cumberland Coal,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Howe's Standard Scales at Manufacturers' Prices.
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GLASS, PAINTS, LEAD, OILS, VARNISHES,
J?L..e....CE,
RUTLAND, VT.
Opposite the Depot,
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F. W. & C. D. SHEDD,
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RICH P .A.RLOR FURNITURE,
Centre Ta"bles~ Extension
Ta"bles~ JY.I:atresses~ Spring Beds~
Cham."ber Sets~ Carpets~
Oil Cloths.
~irrors~
MANUFA C TURERS
OF RICH
Ghamllflr, llininR Room, Library anu OIDGB Fnrnituro,
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DEALERS IN
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!OJDJ'fS AND SHOJElSv
Hata and Caps, Crockery, Glassware and Yankee
Notions of all Kinds.
CENTER RUTLANl), VT,
AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES, &c.,
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F _ H. "W"HEELER,
SAJY-[UEL TERRILL,
Successor to B. K. Chase, dealer In
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DANV·A~T8RY
FINE GOLD AND SILVER, STEM AND KEY WINDING
'VV .A..TC::EIE::S,
DIAMONDS,
RICH JEWELRY, CHAINS,
SILVER GOODS, PLATED WARE,
AND BLACKSMITH SHOP,
And a Very Large Variety of
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Pa1•t·icular Care Taken in Fitt·in(J.
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Repairing Done In the Best Style, nt Short Notice.
ALL CRADES OF SPECTACLES,
Particular attention .paid to Horse-Shoeing.
No Fancy Names or Prices, but a Good Article at a
Reasonable Price.
Also~
Sign of Bee Hive, 25 Merchants' Row, Rutland, Vt.
Cor. of West and Wales Streets,
FINE WA'l'CH REPAIRING A SPECIAL'l'Y.
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5 MERCHANTS' RO'\V,
Keeps constantly on baud a full stock of
MEN'S, WOMEN'S, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
BOOT~, ~HOE~ &RUBBER~,
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prices for Cash. Please
give him a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
N. B.
Also, Sole Agent for
Luby, I'wichardson &. Co.'s Ladies' Fine Shoes.
Manufacturer of the Self-Acting Brake,
RUTLAND, VT.
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JOHN MciNTYRE,
LANll 11RI~K Y ·
Manufacturer of Pressed Bricks.
A FULL SUPPLY OF BRICKS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Located East of L. Chaffee's Dwelling House,
B V 9LAN D I!l Vli)Fl@
H. H. BROWN & 00.,
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
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.AND C..AFS,
BOOTS, SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING,
:S:a.:rd'W"ta.re. Crookery. l?Gi.te:n. t J).<ted.iol..:o.es. Ce.r;pets. Floor
a.:o.d. 'l:'a.'ble Oil Cloths, Fish., Flour, Se.lt, &c.
WEST RUTLAND, VT.
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By J. W. CRAMTON,
BUTL..A.ND. "V"E:BJ::..I.I:ONT-
i?HIB:&STREET, TROY, N.Y.
This old, reliable house have the
United States.
A large and complete stock of
larg~st
ware rooms in the
Good Stabling and Livery Connected with the House,
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Constantly on hand, at prices that defy competition.
Instruments sold on the most accommodating terms.
Send for illustrated catalogue.
GEO. TOBEY, General .Agt.,
BARDWELL HOUSE, RUTLAND, VT.
SPAULDING & CO.,
:Book;1ll1r1 and . st~t!~~~r;v
ALBUMS, PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES,
Brackets, Wall Pockets, Glass Shades, Portemonnaies, Fancy Goods,
AND NEWS DEALERS.
Agents for James
HELIOTYPE
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Osgood
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DEALER IN
H~R~E RAKE~, M~WING MA~HINE~,
Hay Tedders, and White Flint Sand,
Co.'s
ENGRAVINGS,
Cor. West Street,
J. H. CHATTERTON,
RUTLAND, VT.
Charter Oak Swivel Plo~., and Randall's Pnlverizin[ Harrow,
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RUTLAND, VT.
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J. & T.
Wholcsal o ancl Hrtnil Ocnlors in
lf:IW KACI!lf:l SiDPv
Canned l•~rnitl"<, Picklcl'i, &c., G lass, Earthenw are a ncl l'ancy Goods;
also, Dealers in Da·y Goods, Sha.wls, Dress Hood~, Ho!-Oi e l'y, G lo,·es,
&c., &c. An Assort1nent of Gent's :Furnislain g- Goo(l s con sta.utly
on hand . Also, Boots, Shoes and Rubb e r~; .· Ag·c nt s for 1\Iail
Steamers to and fron1 Europe. Drafts to Engl a.utl, .I l'Cht hd,
Scotlan<l an<l 'Vales.
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DAVID SHORTSLEEVE.
Corr , Freight and Evelyn Strr eets,
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FURNACE srrREE'l', RUTLAND,
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All kind s of Machine 'i'V ork don e at short notice, and repairs
made upm• rdl kinds of Machinery in a first-Class mann e r.
Steam a nd H on;e P owe r Derrick;;, Ma rble Turnin g and Polishin g Lathes , Gritting and Poli shin g- Machines of different kinds,
Gearin g and Pulleys, Boxes, &c., finish ed promptly.
Ca s tings of all descripti ons finished to order. Steam a nd W a te r
Pipe, and Fittin g·s for t l1 c ~:;a m e . A numbe r of my Marble Lathes
in n Re. Poli shin g· MachineR for poli;;hing s qua re m o num e nt~.
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REPA IRING.
Orders left at L. G. Kin[sleY's Store will receive PromiJt Attention.
Shop on Evelyn St., Residence, 25 Elm St.,
RUTLAND, VT.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
BOOT~, ~HOE~ &RUBBER~,
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
E. F. SADLER, Proprietor,
1\IUTUAL EXCHANGE BLOCK,
Cor. West and Grove Sts., Rutland, Vt.
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RUTLAND BOILER SHOP.
J. W. & J. H. HOLMES,
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SHEE1., IRON WORK O:F ALL R INDS,
REPAIRING PROMPTLY'.ATTE ND ED TO.
West Street, Opposite Catholic Cemetery, Rutland, Vt.
ALL WORK WAlUtAN'J.'ED AND ~ATIS.f:o'AC1'IO N OU.•.fRANTEE:U.
FRANK M. MELLOW,
HAIR DRESSING ROOMS,
21 CENTER STREET (2d Floor ).
I will be pleased to wait upon all my old customers, and as many new
ones as will favor m e with their patronage. Nothing but first-class work.
Clean t.owels, cups and brush es for every one. l prepare and have on
sale tL ~ famou s SEA FOAM, for keeping the scalp clean. Everybody, particularly ladies with lon g h air, should have a bottle. Only 50
cents. PLEASE 'fRY IT.
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E. D. KEYES & 00.,
STOP·.:f"HAT GOUGH, CURE THAT GOLD.
Whole•nle Jlealers in
Xe:o.d.a.ll' s Pector ... l ::s.._lsa.r:o.. vv1ll doo 1 t.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND KEROSENE OIL
Agents for the Celebrated
"CHARM OF THE WEST" AND "CREAM CITY"
fRANCIS FENN,
WHOLESALE AND RE'l'AIL
D _B.UGGXST~
PROPRIETOR OE;, '
CHE'"W"ING TOBACCO.
KENDALL'S
Cor. Evelyn Street, and Depot Square, Rutland, Vt.
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N. R. BAll.DY.
KY.YY. S.
NOVELTIES)
VTF.rOLESALE AN"'D RETAIL.
All the · latest, ·. fast selling· Novelties
constantly on hand. Call on us
for anything· you 'vant. vVe are
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENTS
F'or all Kinds of Goods- AGENTS "W" A NTED.
UNION NOVELTY CO.,
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:lfunuger.
58 WEST. STREE:J', 1' U:J'L.-lNJ>, 1'7'.
ALSO, INSURANCE AGENCY.
JOHN SLATTERY,
1\Iauufactm·er of
TIN
SYRUP,
The Great Throat and Lung Remedy.
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ALSO, DR. ALLEN'S DYSENTERY SYRUP,
And Compound Extract of Barks and Roots for making Beer.
No. 13 CENTER STREET,
RU'fLAND, V'J'.
C.A.LL .A.J::'l"D SEE :W.:CE.
THE RUTLAND HERALD AND GLOBE.
jCONSOLIDATION OF THE DAILY AND WEEKLYl
HERALD AND DAILY AND WEEKLY GLOBE. f
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THE LEADING VERMONT NEWSPAPER.
DAILY HERALD AND GLOBE.
The Daily is published every morning (Sundays excepted), in seaso n for
early morning trains and mails, and gives as much reading matter as any
Daily in New England north of Boston, publishing news simulta neously
with th e city papers, and r eaching subscribers by mail or throu gh local '
newsmen eight to twelve hours al! ead of them . T erms.- One year in
advance, $6.00; six months $3.00; 50 cents per month.
THE WEEKLY HERALD AND GLOBE
COPPER,
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Plumbing, Roofing and Jobbing·
PROMPTl.Y DONE.
37 CEN'l'ER S'l'REE'l\ RU'l'LAND, VT.
PECTOR~L
Is printed on a large and hand some qua rto sh eet, of eig ht pages [64
columns], making it one of the largest weekli es, and at th e price, consid ering size, quality and amount of reading matter, th e cheapest weekly
Newspaper of New Eng land . It is publish ed every Thursday in season
for th e mails of that day. T erms. - Ono year, .invariably in advan ce,
$2.00 ; si x month s $l.OO; three month s 50 cents.
The ~erald and Globe is the best advertising m.e .: ium. in the state of Verm.ont. Prices
reasonable.
HERALD AND GLOBE ASSOCIATION
t:f·p'1~~~E<h~'L~~~·i~~-nnngcr.
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Publishers, RUTLAND, VT.
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WOODWARD & HILL,
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This house is situated one block from the depot and contains 116 rooms
with all modern improvements, and having just been Refitted and Refur:
nished throughout, making it one of th e best hou ses in the State.
Parties visiting Rutland will find it to th eir advantage to try the
"BERWICK," as our accommodations are of the Best, and prices to suit
the times,
Drill and Duck, Enameled Uubber Drill and
Duck, Ena1ueled and Patent Leather,
BROADCLOTH AND CORDUROY,
Valentine's Varnish, :Masury's Coach Colors,
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Tug-ethe r with
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lar:rla.ge Materials
324 Broadway, cor. Hamilton Street,
ALBANY, N. Y.
ONLY $2 .00 PER
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A FIRST CLASS LIVERY
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In connection with the house, where fine turnouts ca n be had on short
notice and at HEASONABLE PJUCES .
C. F. & G. RICHARDSON,
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LIVERY, BOARDING AND SALE
STABLE,
AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
24 CEN'l'ER S'l'REF.T, RUTLAND, V'l' .
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1877_
T he traveling public, who so li bcrnll y patronized _the Bntcs H01m·, previ?_ns to its d,cstrnction by fire in 1876, will be pl eased to Jearn that lt has been ! el1111l t. and\\ 111 lie opc n ~cl
on the l ,t dny of July :!877. The new hotel s tands on the s1te of the old o_nc, b1 ~t ' "
)urge r a nd mOre con ve nientl y nnnngcd. No cxpcns~ hn~ been ~llarcd 1~1 fi~tmg 1t up tn u
fir l'$ t-c1nfls tnan ner, uud it stand f:. se.cond to n o h otel 111 tlu ~ o r any oti H.: I Stt~te f?r c01.1~C ~li
ic:n cc of nrrnJwc m c n L and acl aptn tto n to the com.fort of Jts g u est~ . H hn1S been fi m 1Sh ct
t hr01whout in °8H pcri or Htyle, with all t he modern 1mprove n~ c nts; IS l ~t'll!.Nl hy s tc~n, nnLl
furni Shed with enti rely new nnd c !CO'Uut black-walnut fu rmt ure. It 1;-: lighted b_y '='as_, hus
hot nnd cold water, bath room s, etC. In short, every t hing that t~ :-; t.c could snggcH~ o•:
nenius inve nt for th e comfort of t.ruve lers has been placed ut the dt:-:posal of t he_pntt OIIJ
~ f the Dntcs Home. Commercial men will find t be new ho tel even mor~ convcment an
desirable as a resort for drum mers, th un the old one. All t h ~ room s a rc llght nud pl ensnnt
nnd can be used singly or en suite. .Families cnu make spec18l arran ge men ts for con ven·
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EMBRAClNG TilE RESIDENTS OF THE
Village of Rutland, Center Rutland and
West Rutland,
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Has a fin e asso rtmeut of im ported a nd domest ic goods, which will be mad e into g;nrm?nt,;
in tl1e latest styles, at low pn ..:es. Clot llln !_),· ,
Shirt Pattern s and Ladies' S:1cq nes, cut 111
the latest styles and w a rranted to fit.
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APPENDIX OF INTERESTING LOCAL INFORMATION.
Merchants' Row, RUTLAND, VT.
Up Stairs .
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5 MAIN STREET, RUTLAND , VT.
TUTTLE & CO., PUBLISHERS
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TO THE STATE OF VERMONT.
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ALBANY
ROO~ING &GAlVANllED IRON WORK~,
Manufacturers of
Ornamental Galvanized Iron Work,
SPECIAL ATTENTION
IB CALLED TO THE FOLLOWING
INDEX TO ADVERTISEME,NTS
OF RELIABLE MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS AND
PROFESSIONAI, MEN.
Builders of
_Iron Roofs & Corrugated Iron Buildings, ·
DEALERS IN
Roofin~
MatBrials, CanB FibrB, TarrBd and En[lish FBlt.
ROOFS COVERED WITH
SLATI, TIN, · IRON & WAE~EN~s ROD!·ING.
Nos. 7 and 9 James Stre et,
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Roofs Painted with their celebrated Iron Paint.
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Ballance J . 13. Mrs. , hair work and hair j ll welry ,.. . ..... ... .... .
Bardwell House, J. N. Cramton, proprietor, ..... ..-.. ..... .. .... ...
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Bates. House , A. C. Bates & Son, propri etors, .. .. ,........... .. . .. 16
B~r~Vlck House , C. F . Richa1:dson, proprietor, ....... ... .. .... ...
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Bilhngs B. & D. 0., fino fam1ly groceries,.. . .. . .. . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. 38
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Boston 99 Cept Store, Wardwell & Benner,........ .. ... .. ....... .
Bowruan & Leach , Bowman Monumental works. . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. ... 40
Brown H. H. & Co., country store, West Rutland ,.... .. .. . .. .. ..
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Butler J . C. , furniture , etc., Albany, .. ............ ... ......... ... ..
Caden J . & T., groceries, dry goods, etc.,. ... .... ... .. . . .. ... .... .. 10
Chatterton S. H., horse rakes, mowing machines, etc.,. . . .. .. . ..
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Cluett Fred. H ., pianos, organs, etc. , 269 River street, Troy,
sec bottom lines and page... ... .. ... ... .... . .. .... .. . .... .. .. .... 47
Cluett & Son~, pianos, organs, etc., 268 River street Troy see
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Columbian Marble Cp., ... -.. ... ... .. .. .. .. .... .. ..... . front colored leaf
Cross 0. T . Mrs., chromos, paintin11;s, frames. etc ., ... ....... . .... 49
Day Geo. Q., pianos and organs.. . . .. .. .. . .. .. .. ...... .. .. .. . .. . .. .. 51
Delaware & Hu~son Canal Uo.,.. ....... ...... . .. .... .. .... .... .. .. 135
Dunklee B. F., JCe dealer , ... ... .. ... . ..... .. .. .. ... ...... ..... ..... . 16
Dunt. 'L Cramton, stoves, furn aces, etc. ,... .. ..... . .. .. . ... ..... . : 54
Ellis the tailor,.......... .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. ..
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Fagan Peter, merchant tailor, .. ...... ..... . :. .. .... ......... ...... . .. 16
Fairhaven Marble & Marbleized Slate Co., .. .. : .. ... .. ...... .... 136
Fenn Francis, druggist, .. .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . 13
Flints Johnson & Co.,'marble producers,.,.C. Rutland , .. colored page
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Flynn B. J ., merchant tailor,... .. ........... ...... .... ....
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Forbes C. H ., insurance agent,.......... .. .................
Francisco Insurance Agency, ..... ...... ...... .. .... .... .. .... ... ... 59
Gibson John, building mover, etc, .................................. 131
Gi lm ore C. J ., stationery, periodicals, West Rutland,.... .. ...... 134
Gi lson Thomas S ., furniture and undertaker, ............. colored page
Harris Chas. P. & Co., lumber dealers, nail works, planing mill,.
etc .. see.... . .....
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Herald & Globe Association, ...... .. ........ ....... .. .. ... ... .. .. .. 13
Hickey F. 0 ., first class res taurant, ......... ...... ....... .. .. ......
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1-1 iggins A !bert W ., pharmacist,
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Hoadley L. J .~ baker, West Rutland,...... .... ............ .. ... ... 13 L
Hollister Tyrel & Co, marble producers, East Dorset,.... ..... ,. 68
Holmes J. W. & J. H., boilermaker~, etc.,. ...... .. .. ............. 10
Howe Scale Co., ................................. .see outside front cover
Keyes E. D. & Co ., wholesale and retail grocers, ........... ,...... 12
Kilburn A.. dentist,........ .. .. .... ..... ....... . .. ...
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Kingsley H. W., merchant tailor,.......................... ......... 73
Kin g,;ley J... (j ., hardware, furniture, etc.,....... .. ..... .... ... .. ..
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i\·l clntyre Johu, proprietor Rutland brick yard, .... .... ...... .. .
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Macomber J . B ., electro silver plater,....... .................. .... ..
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Mansfield & Stimson, props. of Eagle Foundery, see in side back cover
Marshall A. S., watches, j ewelry. guns, etc.,......................
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Mason Charles S., clothing, furnishing goods, etc.,........ . ...... 81
,\l ead & Parker; country store, ........ ......... ...... .. .... .. ...... 82
Mellow Frank M., hairdressing rooms,.............. ............... 11
Merriam E. N., pianos, shirt manufacturer, etc.,........ ....... .. 83
Metzger Wrn., practical upholsterer,................. . ..... ........ .. 10
Micbacl A. M.. rubber stamps, stencil cutter, &c., }.. lbany, 134
Morse F A., druggist, teas, etc.,................................... .. .
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Mullin D. F. & Bro. ; drugt: ists, family groceries, etc. ,...... ..... . 85
;\l ussey \\'. B. & Sou, choice family groceries, "............. ... .. 86
Nichols C. W., photographer , .... .. ................. fr on t colored page
Remington J . H., auctioneer, etc., .............................. .. .. 110
Ripley Sons, marble producers, Centre Hutland, .. .. ... ... back cover
Ross Chas. E ., dry and fancy goods, ............ ... .. front colored page
· Ross Thomas, machinist and founder, ............. .. fr ont colored page
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Ross W . E., boots, shoes, etc., .. ............ .. . :.. .. ........ .. ... .. ..
Rowell Sidney W ., European steamship agent, .. ........ ... . .. .. 95
Rutland Boot & Shoe Co., E. D . Sadler, proprietor, ....... . ...... 112
Rutland Foundry Co., ...... ........... ..... . ........ seco nd colored leaf
Rutland Marble Co., J. N . Baxter, supt.,...
in side front cover
Rutland Military Institute, S. H. Kelley, principal,........... . ..
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Selkirk Alex., solicitor ·of patents, Albany, ....... .... .. . see top lin es
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Shedd F . W. & C. D., country store, Centre 1'tutland , .. .... ....
Sheldons & Slason, marble producers, W. Rutland ,........ back cover
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Shortsleeve David, machinist, etc., .... ,.,, .. ... ,..................
Slattery ·John, tin, copper & sheet iron ware, .. .. ..... .. .. .. .. .. .. 12
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Spaulding & Co., books, stationery, fancy goods, etc.,............
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· Stewart Robert, choice groceries, provisions, etc.,.......... .. .. ..
Sutherland Falls Marble Co., marble producers, ..... 1st colored page
Terrill Samuel, carriage manufacturer,...... ... ... ..................
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Tuttle & Co., books, stationery, printing, etc., opposite page 104
.Union Novelty Works, C. Parmenter , ............... ... .... . 12 and 21 •
Verder H . L. & Co., steam bakery, .. ...... .......... front colored page
Wheeler F. H ., watche8, jewelry, etc., .. .. ..... .. ..... .... .. .. .. ..
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White A. & Co., groceries, provisions, etc., .... .. . .. .. .... . .. ....
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White D. M. & Co., lumber, timber, etc., ... ........ front colored pago
White Elwin H., watchmaker, jeweler, etc., W. Rutland, ...... 108
White & Haven, Rutland Monumental Works,.. .........
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Woodward & Hill, carriage and saddlery, hardware , Albany, 14
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NAMES TOO LATE FOR ALPHABETICAL INSERTION
IN DIRECTORY.
Stewart Robert, dealer in choice family groceries, provisions,
&c., 14 Wales. house do .
(See adv. page 9.)
Wallace W. V. & Co., manufacturers of the celebrated
''Shaker" soap. (See adv . below)
Wallace W. V. (W. V. Wallace & Co.), bds . Bates House.
W. V. WALLACE & CO.,
Mnnufucturers of tho Celebrated
RUTLAND, VT.
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STREETS AND AVENUES.
STREETS AND A VENUES.
ALLEN STREET.-Running east from Main. street ncar fair ground.
BAXTER STREET.-RunR north from Lincoln lrou \V orks.
BROWN STREET.-West of Granger street, and runnin g from Franklin due south to the village limits. ·
CENTRE STREET.-Runs from R. R. depot to Main street.
CHERRY STREET.-Runs from Franklin street northwest to Forest.
CHESTNUT A VENUE.-Situated at the extreme north end of the
village, extending north from Williams street nearly opposite to
and nearly continuing Cottage street.
CHURCH STREET.-Commencing near the centre of West street at
the Episcopal church, and running north to village limits.
CoTTAGE STREET.-Runs from West street and runs north to Williams street.
CoURT STREET.-Commencing at West street, and running south
by the Post Office to Washington street.
EAST STREET -Situated at the extreme east part of tho village,
commencin~ at Green street and running north to Terrill street.
EDSON STREET.-Commencing at West sLreet on th e south, nearly
npposite Cottage street, and running south to Willow street.
ELM STREET.-Commencing at West. .street on the north, and running north to Williams street.
EVELYN STREET.-Commcncing at West street on th e south, nearly
opposite to the Methodist church, and runnin g south to the
rlepot park.
FoREST S·rREET.-Commencing at West Rtreet on the south, opposi:te to the village cemetery, and running south to the limits of
the village.
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FRANKLIN STREET.-Cotnmencing at the termina tion of Furnace
street, and running southwest to Forest street.
FuRNACE STREET.-Commencing at Union street, oppo~it e to the
furnace of _Mansfield & Stimson, and running south to Franklin
street.
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GARDEN STRE:I!:T.-Runs east from Grove.
GIBSON A-VENUE.-East from south end of Forest.
GRANGER STREET.-Situated in rear of depot "'rounds commencin"
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GRANT A VENUE.-Runs from Elm street to Lincoln avenue.
GREEN STREET.-Runs east from Main street to the village limits.
GR?V~ STREET.-Commencing at West street, opposite to, and conuumug, Merchants' row, due north to the village limits.
HIGH STREET.--Running easterly from No. 29 Main street.
Ho~KINS STREE.T.-Commencing at Main street at the foot of the
hill, and runmng west to Strong's avenue.
HowE STREET.-Commencing at Forest street and running south'
east to Franklin street.
LINCOLN A VE~UE.-Commencing at West street on the north,
nearly opposite t~ Court street, a little east of the house of M. G.
Evarts, and runnmg north to Grunt avenue.
MADISON S'J.'REF.T.-Commencing at the south end of Main street on
the brow of the hill, and running west to Strong's avenue: · '
MA:N STREET.-Commencing at the extreme north end of the
VIllage, and running south to the extreme south limits- bein"
the old stage road from Boston to Burlinotonand comprisin~
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MAPLE STREET.-A short street at the northwest part of the village
running from near the centre of Grove street to Summer street. '
MEADOW STREET.-The extreme west street of the village running
f~o~ West street south to the extreme south line of the villaooe ·
hmits.
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MECHA_NIC STREET.-Commencing at the centre of Forest street and
runmng west to the village limits.
MERCHA~Ts' Row.-Commencing at West street, opposite to and
extendmg to Grove street, and running south to Washidgton
street.
MINERAL ,.. THEET.-Running westerly from Pine to East Creek.
MoULTHROP A VENUE.-Runs east from south end of Forest.
NICKWACK~TT STREET.-Situated in the rear of the High Sehoul
and runnmg from Centre street south to Washington street.
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NoRTH STREET.-Running easterly from Grove street to Main .
PARK AVENUE.-Runs from Gen. Baxter's residence on Grove
street to Baxter street.
P.ARK
ST&EET.-Runs west from Main [near fair ground.]
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PEARL STREET.-Running southerly from Perkins ave . to North.
A VENUE -Running easterly from Grove street to Main.
P1N1<: S'l'REET.-Uommeucing at West street on th e norLh, a little
east of the village cemetery, and runnin g north to the village
limits.
PLEASANT STREET. -Commencing at W ashingtou street (between
Main and Prospect), south to Madison street .
PROSPECT STREET ..:_H.uns from Washington (between Wales and
Pleasant) to Madison street.
RIVER STREET.-Commeneing at Granger street, iu the rear of the
depot grounds, and -running west to the village li mits.
ScaooL STREET.-Runs from Forest street west to .\Ieadow.
SoUTH STREET.-Commeneing at Forest street, and running west
to the village limits, east to west.
SPRING STREET.-Runs from Grove to Pine street.
STRONG AVENUE.-Commenccs at the termination of Merchants'
row, and runs diagonally southeast to the southern limits.
SuMMER STREET.-At the northwest part of the village, parallel
with Grove street, from :'11aple to Spring street.
TEMPLE STREET.-Runs east from north part of Maio.
TERRILL STREET.-Ruos east from Cheney's store on Main.
UNION STREET.-An angular street, unitin g Evelyn and Freight
streets, and runnin g to Forest street.
WALES 8TREET.-Corumencing at \Vest street, and running south
across Centre and Washington streets to Strong's aven ue.
WASHINGTON STREET.-Commences at Merchants' row (opposite
Town Hall) and runs east to East street.
WEsT STREET.-Commencing at i\Iain street at Court House square,
and running west to the village limits.
WILLIAMS STREET.-Commencing near the centre of Grove street,
and running east to Elm street.
WILLOW STREET.-Commencing at Wales street, between Centre
and West streets, and running west to Edson street.
WOODSTOCK A VENUE.-Runs from east side of Main street and
runs east to the village limits -being the old Rutland and Stockbridge turnpike.
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Abar Joshua, mechanic, house Centre Rutland
Abar Louis, marble worker, house 86 West
A braham A. H. (A braham Bros.), boards 10 Prospect
Abraham Bros., manufacturers of fine Havana and domestic
cigars, dealers in all kinds of smo kers articles 3 Centre
Abraham Hart, cigar maker, boards I 0 Prospect '
Abraham Lewis (Abraham Bros.), boards 10 Prospect
Adams Charles F., physician and surgeon, 32 Grove
Adams Frances Miss, teacher, boards 109 Main
Adams Frank K, practical watchmaker, boards 1 William
Adams H. E., watches, j ewelry, guns, pistols, etc., 15 M<>rchants' row, house 1 vVilliai!JS.
Adams Roland, sewing -machine al:!'cn t, boards 2 ·woodstock ave.
Aiken Silas Mrs, .widow., house 71 Main
Alexander Bdward, marl:ilecuttl'r. house 1 School
Alexander Samuel, barber . boards 15 Willow
Aikey H~-,ry. house near l:ead of All en
Allaire Alfred, painter, house 8 Howe
Allard ,Joseph, mason, house Woodstock avenue
Allard William J .. harnessmak er, house \>Vest Butland
Allbee Gardner, carpenter, house Centre Rutland
Allbee Ellis, gardener. house Centre Rutland
Allen Ambrose, emp. Rutland M. Co .. West Rutland
Allen Charles, blacksmith, house 22 Elm
Allen Charles H .. hnrnessmaker, house Union block, 4th story
Allen Chas. L., phy~ician and surgeon, office over E . D Keyes
& Co's store, house 76 Main
"KING OF PIANOS" Sold Excl usively
by Fred. II. Cluett.
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ALEX. SELKIRK, Solicitor of Patents, 44 N. Pearl St., Albany, N.Y.
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
Henry G., teamster, house 27 Merchants' row
Jane Mrs., canvasser, house 27 Merchants' row
J ehial D ., machinist, house 50 Forest
John ~1., farmer, house Main above tannery
Peter, carpenter, house 22 Elm
Roswell K, cabinetmaker, house 3 Nickwackct.t
Amory T. T. & Co., wholesale tobacconists, 69 Merchants'
row, Bardwell House block
Amory '1'. T . ('1'. T . Amory & Co.), boards 109 Main
Alvord George B., engineer, house 5 Williams
Alvord Lucy C. Mrs ., widow, house 5 Williams
Ames Chauncey, shoema ker, house 100 l\lain
Anderson & Doran, dealers in ready made clothing, gents'
furnishing goo ds, hats, caps, etc., 29 Centre
Anderson George (Anderson & Doran), boards Berwi ck House
Anderson ~ohn and Nelson P ., quarrymen, S heldons & Slason
Anderson Sarah K., dressmak er , boards 12 EasL
Andrewsberry A., yardman for Shcldons & 8lason
Angier Luther, 'mechanic, house 6 Cottage
Appell Morris, cigar manufacturer, house 3 Union
Armstrong E . A. Miss, dressmaker, 32~ Merchants' row
Arnold Greene, carpenter, house !\lain below R. R. crossing
Ashmun's Temi>le of .Fashion, 9 Centre
Ashinun S. R._, dealer in fancy and millinery goous, 9 Centre,
ho use 2 Williams
Aslin Tuffield, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Atwell James , carpenter, boards 39 Center
Atwood Loring, house 26 West
Aubertin Fran . R ., laborer, house 34 Forest
Auld Joseph, book-keeper and reporter " Herald and Globe," bds.
Bates House
Austin Anthony, shoemaker, house 11 Green
Austin Henry, shoemaker, house 57 West
Austin John Mrs., ho use rear 79 Main
Austin Joseph, blacksmith, house Maple near Spring
Austin & McMahon, b lacksmiths, 67 West
Averill Isaiah L., sawyer, West below Columbian Marble Co.
Averin Pat'k and Wm., sawyers, Sheldons & Slason
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Babbitt George D., clerk A. 0. Cunningham, boards 19 Cottage
Babbitt Frank, clerk, l\1. Jerkowski
Bagley C. H., bridge builder, boards 40 Grove
Bagley James E. Mrs., house 40 Grove
Bagley Leon G., manager Western Union Telegraph Co.,
office in Union depot, boards 3 Nickwackett
Bailey A lvin C., mason, house Main near tannery
Bailey B. M., jeweler, 17 Merchants' row, house 10 Grove
Bailey Fred R., clerk, boards 32 West
Bailey H. G., clerk rai lroad restaurant, boards 26 Grove
Bailey Henry l\1., bookkeeper Rutland Co. Nat. Bank, boards 32
West
Bailey Nathan A., house 26 Grove
Bailey Thomas R., bookkeeper R ipley Sons, house 32 West
Baile,y Wayne, register of probate, house 2 Grove
Bailey Caroline, Mrs., widow, Main ncar tannery
Bailey Leonard, polisher for Suth. Falls Marble Co .
Bailey Margaret Mrs., widow, house Green above East
Baird Nettie Miss, clerk, boards 11 P leasant
Baker A. C., painter, house Main near s·trongs avenue
Baker & Butler, attorneys and counsellors at law, office West
corner Grove Mutual Exchange B lock
Baker Joel C. (Baker & Butler), h ouse 5 Chestnut avenue
Baker John, laborer, house A llen near R. R. crossing
Baker G. M., photographer, pictures copied and en larged 1n
India ink or o.therwise, 7 i Centre, house 69 Grove
Baker Stephen, laborer, Suth. Falls Marble Co .
Baldwin Joh n , employed Marble Valley hotel
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Ba ldwin J . E., engineer, Sherman, Williams & Co .
Ballance J. B., Mrs., hair work, house 62 West. (See adv.)
Bullard John, stonecutter, ho use 38 Meadow
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MANUFACTURER OF
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No. 62 WEST ST., RUTLAND, VT.
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Ha ns haw .\u5tin , lab ore r , S uth . Falls Mari.Jle Co,
Harber Abrah a w , janit or of jail, Uti Main
B a rb er David l:l ., farm e r, house 57 ~lain
ihrb e r .\lilt on G. , fanne r, house 57 }laiu , aged 76 years
Ba,r(lwell House, ,J . \\' Cramton, proprietor, .l l c rchaut~ ' ruw
Banly ll e ury 1 ~ .. cle rk , E. D . K eyes & Cu ., house OI'Cr sto re
Bardy N . U. ( K D. K eyes & Cu.), boards Uatcti House , rut>IJIS
.l:'utnan1 & Saw yer'ti b iuck , Merc hants' row
opp. th e depo t . (See adv)
Burker Barn ey , clerk exp ress office , house 4 ,\le cha ni c
Bark e r H.ale ig h, blacksmith, house 2 Mec hanic
Bark e r Saumel, boo truaker, house 2 i\lechauic
B a rk e r S usa n :\Irs., wid ow, house 13 Green
B arn es Aaron ~Ir s . , widow, house ~lill Vill age
Barn es J ohn, farm e r , house Wes t Hutland
Barn ey ll urace ~Ir s . , widow , house Maio co rner Purk
Baru uy J ohn A., c ug in ce r, house 46 Grove
Barrett ,Jam es i\lrs., house 116 Main
Barrett James. H.. ,\J Cu ., Ce ntr e Rutl a nd
Barrett James C., attoruey an d co un sellor at law, Office No.
1 ov er Natioua l Bank uf H.utland, boa rds 109 Dlain
B arre tt Johu, at H.. "1. Cu., Uentre Rutland
Barrett J ohn , h e lpo.!r, h ouse opp. ~7 Gree n
B " rrctt J ohn, team ster for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Barrett Patrick, sa wy er , R . ,\1. Co., Centre Hutlan d
Ba.rrett Rockwood, treasurer and supcrinte ntlc ut Colutubiau
.\Iarbl c Uo., offi ce l~U West, house 116 ,\Iaiu
Barringer IJc unis, marble polishe r, house Forest cor ucr So uth
Harron William , tea ms te r, h ouse W est H.utlaud
Barrows Ma ry J\lrs., house 9 Church, ag ed 82 years
Barrows Emerson, at car shop, b ous e 10 E lm
Bartell George, laborer , house W est Rutland
Batema n Charles L, e ng in eer, hous e 6 T er rill
Bat.cman H urace G ., e ngin ee r, house 6 T errill
Bate man S mi th B ., fir e mau, hou se 6 Terrill
Bates A. C. ( A. C. Bates & Son), house 35 Grove
Bates Betsy Mrs ., h ouse 5 Church
H ates Charles K, conductor, house opposite 24 Howe
Bates Harry M . (A . C. Bates & Son), h ouse 27 Grove
Bates A. C. & Son, builders' a nd saddlery hardware, truuk s,
blankets, wagou woods and wh eels, etc., 35 Merchants' row
Bates House, Bates & Son, propr 1ctors, oppos ite the depot.
(See adv. )
Th e be@t pos•ible bargains
inP innos may be obtained o r
FR E0 H CLUETT the
who is exclu sive age nt fo r
Chi cke rin g& Steiuway .
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RUTLAND DIRE CTOR Y.
Battles Bryan , labore r, house 3 Franklin
Battles James, g roc ery, opp . depot, \V est Hut.land
Battles Patrie!.:, eu1 ployed Gi Iso n, Clement §1. Woodfin
Bates A. C. & Son, prop ri etors of Bates H onse oppos ite th e
dep ot. (See adv .)
Bates G. i\1. , polish er Rutl a nd Laundry , 57 \\' Cti t
Baxt er Frank. clerk Francis Fenn's, house 12 P rospect
Baxter H. Henry, president Ba xter N ati oual Bank , h ouse
Gro ve corner Gard en
B ax ter H orace, tell er Baxter National Bank , house 17 Cottage
Baxter J. N., s up erin te nd ent Hutland ·M ar b le Co. , h ouse 17
Cotta~e
Baxter National Bank, 65
Merchants' row.
Beach Moses ,J., for eman , h ouse Moulthr op avenue.
Beals Henry , ca rp e nter, bouse r ea r 147 Main
B eam Edward, blacksmith , h o use 28 Forest
B eaman G eo rge H ., house Ce ntr e Rutland
Beard Alfred, clerk , Suth. Falls Marble Cll.
Bear ~o n I saac, ma chinist, h ouse Mineral Lelow Sprin g
B eatti e Jau1 cs trimm e r, H.iplcy Sons, Ce ntre Rutla nd
Beauchamp .Joseph. blacksmith for 8 u th. Falls i\ larblc Co.
Beaver Edward, e mployed R. l\1. Co., \\'est H.utlaud
Beebe Fred A ., clerk J. A. Gou ld's, 2-l Merchants' row
B ell Miles B , coll ec tor , house 29 G rove
Belland Geo ., quarryman for Sheld on & Slason
Bellmore Mack, em ployed R. 1\1. Co. , West Rutla nd
Bellny Ja111 es, carpenter, h ouse l\l oulthr op avenue
Benjamin Be nn ett (l{utlaod Clothing Co.), h ouse 10 Pros pect
Beujamin J ..\ . Mrs ., house 127 Main
Benner Edw in ( Wardwell & Benn er), boa rd s 22 Watihington
Bennett Charl es H ., lab orer , house 45 Woodstock ave nu e
B e nn e tt Chas . C., porte r at Bates H ouse
B enn e tt Chas . H. , gu rden er Geo. A. Merrill 's , h ouse Woodstock ave.
Bennett H orace W. , carpenter, house 20 Frank lin
Bennett Diantha ~lrs ., wid ow, ·house 43 Forest
Bennett Edward R , engineer . house 43 Forest
Bergs tine Carl, employed B.. M . Co, West Rutland
Berwick Hotel, C. F . Ri chardson proprietor , Ce ntre corner
Wales . (See ndv.)
B e~scy' W. A ., mail agent, board s Bardwell House
Billdo Joseph , employed , R. M. Co .. West Rutland
Billings B. & D. C., g: roce rs , 67 Merchants'' row. (See pa ge 38)
B illin gs Benjamin (B. & 0 . C. Billin gs) , house 18 Cottage
B illin gs , Chas. A., butch er at 47 Market., h ouse 115 ~ lain
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11U7'LAND DIRECTORY.
Billings D. C. (B. & D. C. Billings), house 14 Park
Billings Jesse, farmer, house below Baxter's farm
Birdsall Ned'£., clerk, house 6 Elm
Birdsall Sarah Mrs., h ouse 6 Elm
Bishop Eben W., farmer, house 29 Main
Bishop Frank, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Bishop Jesse, farmer, house 1 Edson
Bishop Sarah Mrs., widow, house 1 Spring
Bisnet John, carpenter , house 17 South
Bixby Chas. F., cler~ B. 'N . l\larshnll, boards 16 Cotta ge
Blackmer Solomon, farmer, house West Rutland
Blackmer Burt, labo rer , house West Rutland
Blaisdell A. J ., laborer, Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Blaisdell Alonzo C., grocer, 33 Centre, house 13 Grant avenue
Blakely Chas . F., clerk Chas. S. Mason's, boards 61 Centre
Blanchard Charity R., widow, house West Rutland
Blanchard Chalon. farmer, house West Rutland
Blanchard Henry L ., carpenter, house Main near R. R. crossing
Blanchard Geo. W., master mechanic B. & R. railway,
office in shop, bouse :Main opposite the fair ground
Blanchard Harry C., machinist, boards Main near R. R. crossing
Bliss Thos., quarryman fo~Sbeldons & Slason
Boanes Timothy, sawyer for Sutb Falls Marble Co.
Bolduc Henry, carriage maker for L. Premo, Mill Villnge
Bolin Martin, tailor, house 33 Green
Boner Hugh, laborer, house 19 Meadow
It w!IJ_pay yo n to examine
the World Renowned
CHICKERING Piano
, if you wnu t the besl instrumcnt manufactured.
and Sons Agents.
page 8.
MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS CluettSee
RU1'LAND DIRECTORY.
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Bonvilte N-apoleon, sawyer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Bonville Victor, laborer, house Main near tannery
Boston 99 cent store, Wardwell & Benner proprietors,
Merchants' row opposite the depo t. (See adv.)
Bosworth C.'A ., marble dealer, house North near Main
Bottum G. R. cashier, Baxter National Bank, house 36 Grove
Bouche Louis, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Bouselay Michael, laborer, house 43 Green
Boutid' Frank, blacksmith, house 73 West
Bourne Chas. E., clerk B. & R. railway, office in depot, boards
Bardwell House
Bourne M.A., coal dealer, office in railroad depot, house 17
Washington
Boutin Peter, quarryman for Sheldons and Slason
Bowen Daniel, marble cutter, house 25 Forest
Bowen Milo, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Bowman Edward (Bo~vrnan & Leach), house 1 Maple
Bowman & Leach, dealers in foreign and domestic marble
and granite, 5 and 7 Grove. (See adv . on next page)
Bowtell Charles, telegraph operator, boards 4 William s
Bowtell Edward, painter, house 38 Washington
Bowtell Josiah, conductor, boards Bardwell House
Bowtell Sam uel, conductor, house 4 Williams
Boylan Charles J, Rev., pastor of St. Peters R. C. Church,
house 6 Mechanic
Boynton David, printer, Herald & Globe, house 76 West
Boynton Fred . W., printer, Herald & Globe, boards 12 East
Boynton William D. , blacksmith for C. L. Long
Brady John, clerk, M. J. Francisco, house 39 Grove
Bradley Miranda Mrs , bouse 27 Grove, aged 75 years
Bradshaw Patrick, marble sawyer, house 111 West
Bradley Charles P., bookk eeper , boards 109 Main
Bradshaw Albert, machinist, house 5 Union
Bradshaw Henry, carpenter, house 20 Elm
Bragg William, machinist, house 45 Forest
Bree "lartin, clerk for H. L. Verder & Co.
Brecne Edward, empl oyed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Breene Wrn., employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Brennan J obn, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Brennan Patrick, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Brennan Philip, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Bresnehan Patrick, stonecutter , Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Brewer Oalvin jr., chairmaker. house 8 Perkin s avenue
Brewster Eunice P. l\1 rs. , house 24 Grove, aged 75
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All desiring work in our line we respectfully invito to call ou
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Brewster H enry, ba nkman for S heldoo s & S lason
Brewster John, at R. M. Co ., Centre l'tutland
Briggs E. N. Mrs., house 107 Main
Briggs Levi Mrs., widow, house 90 Main
Brislin J ohn;1 laborer, house extension of South
Brislin Michael, laborer, house Cherry corn er Forest
Bristol C. W ., employed A. S . Marshall's, 1 Merchants' row
Brislin John, laborer, house 7 Cheny
Brodeur Cleophas, bootmuker, house West l'tutland
Brohan Patri ck, shoemak er, D. L . .!Horgan, house 161 Main
Bromley L avin e, law student with W. G. Veazey
Bronson, l\1. V. B ., employed Flints, Johnson & Co
Bronx Edward, quarryman for Sheldon s & Slasou
Br6nx Napoleon & Peter, qua.rrym en at Sh eldous & Slason
Brown Chas . H ., eng in eer, house 5 Summer
Brown Da.lton, laborer, house J\lain near tann ery
Brown Frank W ., farm er, house Main above tannery
Brown Fred. G., cl erk E. C. Lewis, boards 8 Cottage
Brown II. H. & Co., country store, W. Rutland . (Sec adv.)
Brown H. H . (H. H . Brown & Co .), house West Rutl and
Brown H e nry, sawy er Ripley Sons, Centre Rutla nd
Brown I sabella M. , assistant town clerk, boards 16 vV est
Brown James, civil engin eer, house 16 W est
Brown James, quarryman for Sh eldons & Slason
Brown John, laborer, house 8 Cherry
Brown John, laborer, bouse W oodstock avenue
Brown Margaret Mrs ., widow, house 19 Gree n
Brown Marcia P. Miss, teacher hig h school, boards 32 Washin g ton
Bronson Martin V. B., at R. M. Co., Centre Hutland
Brown M. R., clerk Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Brown Nelson, meat market, 62 W est, house 60 do.
Brown Oscar, machinist, bouse 28 W es t
Brown Patrick, at R. 1\'I. Co., Centre Hutland
Brown 1'homas, employed Ripley S ons, Centre Rutland
Brown Walter I., classical teacher , Uutland Military Institute, boards
12 Church
Bruce Mary J. Mrs ., house 64 Centre
Bruno Luke, employed R. M. Co ., West Rutland
Bruten Edward, gardener at 91 Main
Bruten Jam es, laborer, house west of scale works
Bryant Wm. H., secretary of H owe Scale Co.
Buckley John, quarryman for Sheld ons & Slason
Buckman Gilbert D., carpenter, house 21 Grove
Buffum Caleb P ., butch er, board s Main near R. R. crossin g
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want the very best the
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RU'l'LAND DIRECTORY.
Ji Ul'LANIJ IJJIING'l'ORY.
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Buffum Caleb, butcher, house Main near railroad crossin'"'
Bukeland Chas, employed R M. Co., West H.utland
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.Uunker Charles H ., yardmaster, house 28 l'ark
'Bunker Edward A., switchman, house l\loulthrop avenue
Burdett Jesse, supt. Rutland Division of C. V. R R, boards
Bardwell Hou~e
Burdick, 'v\'. W., trimmer, ~ ulh. Falls lllarl..>le Co.
Buresaw Moses, employed lt. M. Co., W e~ t H.udand
Burgess K, fireman for Sheldons & ~Jason
.Burke Arthur, watchJmtker B. i\1. Bailey's
Burke James, carpenter, house 7 Franklin
BurlingauJe Cyrus, carriage trimmer, house 15 Perkiu ~ avenue
Hurnha1u S. I!:. (.Burnham & Temple), hou ~c 4U Wa~ hi11 g ton
Bm·nham & Temple, general insurance ageulti, l\ipley's
l\larble bloCk, :n ,\J erchants' row
Burns Bernard, employed G ilson, Clement & Woodfin
Burns Bridget, widow, house Woodstock av enue
Burns ~dward, laborer, hou tie 18 Meadow
Burns Edward, emp loyed G ilson, Clement & Woodfin
Burns James, sawyer for S uth . Falls l\larble Co.
Burns i\lrs., widow, house 8 Cherry
Burns 1Peter,
hats I caps I
f'
. ,merchant tailor, ready made clothin<>
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gent s urmsh111 g goods, foreign and Jomestic woo lens, ct.e. ,
Post Office Building, residence Marble ~t. West Hutland
Burns 'l'hos., employed Gilson, Clements & \V oodfin
Burns William, laborer, swam p west of scale works
Burt B. H., dry goods, 3 1 i\lerchants' row , house West corucr
Grove
Burt Nellie i\1rs., widow, house 33 Strong's aven ue
Burton Samuel, car repairer above Columbia i\larblc Co.
Bushee L. l\:l., head porter at Berwick Rouse
Butler Fred l\1. (Baker & Butler), boards Bardwell House
Butterfly Char les, laborer, house Cherry cor. Forest
Butterfly James, engineer, house Strong's ave . near MaLlison
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Caden, John, laboreJ', house 4 Frei,.ht
Caden ,John jr. (J. & '1'. Caden), b~ards 4 Freight
Caden J, & T., groceries, dry goods, boots, shoes, et.c., 4 Freight.
(See adv.)
Caden Thomas (J. & '1'. Caden), house 4 Freig ht
Cady Gay I., carpenter, house Woodstock ave nu e
Cahill Pat., at R M. Co., Centre B.utland
PROVE IT.
If in douht. and you ~es ire tl~ e best., nn cxumiJ JH I ion of the S tein
way and Ctuckcnug Pmuoa will auti•f.Y you of th uir s uperiority.
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Cain Jewett P. cle rk, house Grove above North
Cain Jan e Miss, house 5 Pine
Cain John, in surance agent, office in Town Hall block, house
Grove above N ort.h
Cain .John A., farmer, house (Jrove above North
Cain John, labo rer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Cain Oliver J. , restaurant 3 Centr e, boards 5 Pine
Cain Patrick, choice family groce ri es, provision~, crockery and
glassware; goods delivered to any part of the village free of
charge ; 24 Wales
Callaghan James, laborer, house West 1\utland
Callaghan John, section foreman , house Centre Hutland
Campo'ell A. B., brid ge builder, house 5 Sp rin g
Campbell Alonzo, laborer , house 13 Green
Cam pbell Chas. E., bridge builder, house 2 Summe r
Campbell Chas. H., Proprietor Marble Valley Hotel, West
1\utland
Campbell James, employed R M. Co., Centre B.utland
Cannon J ames, fireman, boards 4 1 B.iver
Cannon Stephen, teamster for S heldons & S lason
Can non Thomas, lab orer , h ouse 41 B.iver
Capeless John, laborer on railroad near scale works
Capress Michael, engineer, Bardwell House
Capron Benjn.min, farmer, house :Vlain nen.r tannery
Capron George, for eman, bon.rds 79 i.\'fain
Carbine Jn.mes, laborer, house 7 Cherry
Carm ody John, clerk G. W. Hilliard, boards 14 Cottage
Carder Thomas, tinsmith, house 4 Freight
Carey Michael, cooper for Sheldons & Slason
Carlin Owe11, black smith , house 10 Green
Carmody Patrick , sawyer, house West Hutland
Carmody B.oger Mrs., house West 1\utlan d
Carmody John, Pat. and Thos , quarrymen Sheldons & Slason
Carpenter Cyrel, clerk E. Pierpont, h ouse 115 Main
Carpenter David . cn.rpenter, h ouse 98 Main
Carpenter Henry 0., clerk , Bardwell House
Carpenter Josep h, carpenter , house 138 Main
Carpenter Lemon, farmer, h ouse Main above tann ery
Carpenter 'l'homas N., clerk, boards Bardwell House
Carrigan Ed ward C., printer Tuttle & Co., boards B erwi ck House
Carrigan P atrick , quarrym an for Sheldons & Slason
Carroll Bernard, laborer, swamp rear of round h ouse
Carroll Cabray, laborer, house 4 9 Meadow
Carroll Timothy, laborer , house 14 Forest
CK E R I N G
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When merit nnd price nrc con sidered, is the best Piano now
obtainable.- E xamine them.
ALEX. SELKIRK, Solicitor of Patents, 44 N. Pearl St., Allmny, N. Y.
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RUTLAND JJlllEC'J'ORY.
RU1'LAND DIRECTORY.
Carruth .Jerusha, wi Llow , house 3 Woodstock avenue
Carter James, employed R. l\J. Co., West Rutland
Carter Oliver, laborer Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Cary W . W., turner for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Casey Daniel, machinist for Sut.h. Falls l\'Iarule Co.
Casey John, teamster for Sheld ons & Slason
Casey Patrick, at :Rutland l\Iarble Co., Centre llutlaoJ
Casey 'fhos. , employed Flints, J ohnson & Co.
Casey Wm., laborer for Sutb . Falls Marble Co.
Caslin Peter, laborer, house 18 Franklin
Cassidy, P. W., manufacturer of and dealer in IHO Hum cnts
headstones, tablets, etc., Marble street, West Hutland
Caswell Edward , laborer , house !\Jain above tannery
Caten Daniel. laborer , swamp west of Scale ·works
Cavanagh John, clerk, J. & T . Caden, 4 Freight
Cawley Dennis, laborer, bouse 25 South
Cawley Patrick , black smith, house 27 River
Center Edmunrl, employed R. l\I. Co., West Hutland
Center Edward, at H.. 1\1. Co., Centre Rut land
Cbafl'ee Fred ( D. M. White & Co.), house l\lain ncar fitir g rouuJ
Chaffee Gco. T., propr ietor of 47 Mark et, 47 l\I crc;k,.nt's row,
house Main near the f.1 ir ground
Cbalin ge r John , employed J1 1\I. Co., WeRt Rutland
Chalm ers Goo. K , clerk Spauldin g & Co ., boards 9 P lcasan t
Chandler S . l\1. l\Iiss, boards Fred Chaffee's, Main street
Chaplin George W., farmer, h ouse 144 Main
Chapman Calvin H., carpenter, boards 2 Spring
Chapman Clark J., carpenter, house 2 Sprjn g
Chapman William J., boiler maker, house 10 East
Charon Alfred, wheelwright, house 4 Freight
Chase Benjamin K ., 10 Perkin s aven ue
Chatterton, J. H. dealer in horse rakes, mowing lll ac hiucs ttlld
hay tedders, and white flint sand, 32 Washington. (Sec adv .,
page 4.)
Chatterton S. Howard, Mrs ., music teacher, 3~ Washin g to11
Cheney Gershom, fiLI'mer , house 146 l\Iain
Cheney G. H. & H. W., dealers in dry good.;; , g roceries,
crockery, boots, shoes, provisions, etc.; sole age n ts tor Lhc
celebrated brand of honey-comb flour, Old Uuion Sture, Maiu
street
Cheney G. H . (G. H . & H . W. Cheney), house 78 1\Iain
Cheney H. W. (G. H. & H. W. Cheney,) house 6 Pleasant
Cheney Hiram L., mason, house 129 Main
Cheney James, fa rm er, house l\'Iill Village
U in search of the very
best now produced
0 R G
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$2 50 BUYS A GOOD PIANO.
You will lind them at
Prell. 11. Cluett' s.
See page 8.
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Che ney Spencer C. , painter , house 27 Main
Childs Daniel, labor er, Suth. Falls l\larble Co.
Chingrass Jon as, teamster for S heldons & Slaso n
Chittenden Daniel, cabinet maker, house 12 Cottage
Chitteudeu Edward E, employed H.ipley Sons, Centre ltutland
Christie Wm ., la borer, for Suth. Fall s Marhlc Uo.
Clark Charl es, laborer, house near 37 Green
Clark Chas., bookkeeper J1. l\1. Co ., house 4 Prospect
Clark FrankL., switchman, h ouse below Baxter's farm
Clark Ezra , farmer, house below Baxter's farm
Clark Goo . E., supt. Chas . P. Harris & Co., house 58 Main
Clark Harmon , farmer, house Centre Rutland ·
Cla1:,k Henry, news edito r '' G lobe," house 4 Prospect
Clark Hugh, laborer, Suth. Falls i\larble Co.
Clark Jonas, bookkeeper H. M. Co., West Rutland
Clark Justus, teamster, house 25 G reen
Clark H.ansom, carpenter, house W est Rutland
Clark 'fimothy, laborer, house 13 H opkins
Clark W. A., house 16 Washington
Cleaveland Chas., conductor , boards Farmer' s Hotel
Cleavela"ud John, farmer , house Woodstock aven ue
Cleaveland Joseph N., engin eer , house West Rutland
Cleavehlnd Stella Mrs., house 7 Cottage
Cletu e11t Asa, fireman, house l\Ioultbrop avenue
Clement Chas., house Cen tre Rutland
Clement Percy W ., house Centre llutland
Clement W. C., house 35 Washington
Clement W. P. (Gilson, Clement & Woodfin), house Ceutre ltutland
Clemons Stephen, flori st and market gardener , house Allen opposite
fair ground
Clifford Edward, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Clifford ,John, blacksmith, house 124 West
Clifl'ord L., milk dealer, Main near railroad crossi ng
Clifford Michael J., marble polisher, boards 124 West
Clifford P., dealer in beef, pork, lamb , mntt.on, veal, hams, sausages, butter , lard , fish, etc., 8 Merchants' row , bonsc 113 West
Clifford Patri ck, stone cutter, bmtrd s 25 Forest
Clifford William, blacksmith , house 5 School
Clifford William, brakeman, h ouse 12.1- West
Closs Holsten , employed R. 1\'l . Co., W est J1uthnd
Clune James, confectioner in depo t, house West J1utland
Clune Patrick , sawyer for Sheldo ns aud Slason
Cobb A. H., foreman, ~ruttl c & Co's job office, house 11 Perkins ave.
With Fred. H. Cluett or hi s represen tativ e, if you
0 0 N S ULT desire to procure one of the best Pianos or Organs.
4()
RUJ'LAND DJREUTORY.
Cluett Fred II.,
pianos, organs, music etc., 269 ltiver street
Troy, N . Y. (Seo page 47 and bottom lines.)
Cochrane T . H., physician and surgeou' house wCtit n.utlaiH.I
Cocklin Cornelius, helper, boards 23 East
Cocklin Daniel, gardener, house 23 East
Cole Chas. W ., foundryman, boards 11 Su111mer
Cole Isaac, laborer for Suth. Falls Marble Uo.
Colligan Anne Miss, house West Rutland
Colligan John, peddler, house 39 South
Collins Bartholomew, farmer, house 167 Main
Colligan Patrick, blacksmith, house West Hutland
Collins D, employed F lints, .Johnson & Co .
Collins Jas. and John, sawyers for Sheldons & Sla~on
Collins Joseph, team ster, house 127 West
Collins John P., clerk, J. & T. Caden's, house 11 Fmnklin
Colli ns L. W., supt. Rut. Nail Works, boarJ s 15 How e
Collins Laura Mrs., 33 ~'lain , aged 71 years
Collins l\lichael, teamster, house 24 Furnace
Collins Thomas, yardman for Sheldons & Slason
Conbell Chas., employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Condon Wm., laborer for Sut.h. Falls Marble Co.
Coneen Cornelius . lab orer, house Moulthrop
Conners John , laborer , house Strong's avenue near l\Iain
Conlan James, employed R. M. Co., Centre Rutland
Connell Michael, laborer, house 5 Mechanic
Connelly Bryan, laborer, house 47 Meadow
Connolly James, peddler, house 22 South
Connor Daniel, laborer, house 52 Meadow
Connor see also O'Connor
Connorton Michael Mrs .. house 24 South
Conniff Frank, carpenter~ house 78 Forest
Conniff John and Patrick. quarrymen at Sheldons & S.
Conniff Luke, baggage master in depot W . Rutl and
Conroy i\lichael, laborer , house 3 Granger
Considine Catherine Mrs., house 24 Woodstock avenue
Convent of our Lady of Vermont, house 52 West
Cook E. M., grocer, Main street West Rutland
Cook Frances Mrs., house 1 ~ Park
Cook F. W., printer Herald & Globe, house 65 West
Cook E. Foster , house 28 Washington
Cook John, g roceries, 36 Centre, house 4 Chestnut avenue
Cook Ore!, physician , 96 Main
Cooley Eugene A., teamster, house 1\-Iain near tannery
Cooney Edward, ~ awyer for S heldon s & Slaso n
STEINWAY
"KING OF PIANOS" Sold Exclu•ivcly
by Fred. II . Cluett.
FRED. H.
- ~.
CLUETT,
TROY, N.Y.
RIVER
%69
STREET,
I
TROY, N.Y.
"EXCLUSIVE AGENT" FOR
CHICKERING~
STEINWAY
Would invite attention to the finest a.nd'most
complete stock of l-.ianos antl Org-ans, at prices
that (lefy COllll)etition. '.rcrms ma.t.h\ to satisfy
pm·chasers.
$100 BUYS A GOOD PIANO.
48
Sec page 8.
PIANOS FROM $50 Ul?.
Cluett
&
Sons, 'l'emplc of Music.
Sec page 8.
RU7'LAND DIRECTORY.
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Cooney Elizabeth and Kate, 3 Woodstock avenue
Cooney Thomas, foreman for Sheldous & Slason
Cooney John, laborer, house 105 West
Coppins Benjamin, carpenter, house Union corner Howe
Coppins Mary l\Irs., house 21 Pine
Coppins ,Julius A. , carpenter, boards 21 Pine
Coppins Phillip H., carpenter house 20 Pine
Corbett John, tailor, swamp near scale works
Corcoran Dominick, labore r, house 25 East
Corcoran J awes, laborer. boards 25 East
Corcoran Peter, laborer ,' house 27 East
Corey John, employed R i\1. Co., West llutland
Costello Bartley, watchman, swamp rear round hous e
Costello Michael, machinist, house 17 Green
Costello Walter, laborer, house 15 Green
Courcelle 'l'homas, gardener, house ·woodstock avenue
Cowdin Fred A., clerk, A. W. I-Iiggins, boards 13 Cottage
Cox George, laborer, house 3 North
Cox George, teamster, house Grove above North
Coyle Bartley, employed R. l\1. Co., West Hutland
Crafts David .M., printer Herald & Globe, boards GG West
Crafts E., book-binder, boards 65 West ·
Cramton J. W. (Dunn & Crarnton), and propri eto r Banlwell
House, opposite depot. (See adv.)
Cramton A. S., farmer, house Main below railroad crossing
Crandall Chas. L. , wood agent, house 23 Franklin
Crandall Lyman J., trainmaster, house 18 Howe
Crane Edgar W ., engineer, house 1 S ummer
Crawford Ernest K, clerk with J . .A. Edso n, bo:n·us 136 i'lhin
Crawford Geo. "\V., deputy sheriJf aud jailer, 136 ~Jain
Crawford Geo. W. jr., fancy marble turner , 126 i\Iain
Crocker L. G., granite worker, house 77 We~t
Cronan Jeremiah, laborer, West llutlant
Crooks llerbert D., druggist 7 l\lcrchants' row, boards '13
Grove
Cross~· T. Mrs., pictures, picture fram es, cords, knobs, winuow
cormces and screens, etc., 26 Centre. (Sec aclv. next p:l"e. )
"'
Cross 0. '1'., mechanic, house 2G Centre
Crouch James W., mason, house 133 Main
Crow Michael, blacksm ith , house 126 West
Crow Patrick, laborer, house Centre Uutland
Crowe Michael, laborer, swamp west of' scal e works
Crowley Florence, plasterer, house 23 Franklin
Crowley John P., foreman, house Moulthrop street
F
RED. H.
CLUETT,
TRQY ' N y
1
1,
Is selling tile World's !lest Pinno• and
Organs at prices tllnt defy compcLiLiou.
Crowley Patrick, at R M. Co., Centre Rutland
Crowley Timothy, employed Gilson, C. & Woodfin
Cumrnings Frederick, mason, house 24 Forest
Cummings J-oseph, shoemake r, house Mineral near Spring
Cunningham A. 0., clothing, hats, caps, tru11ks, gent's furnishing goods, etc., 5 Ce11tre, boarJs 19 Cottage
Cunningham Orlando Rev., agent for the .lEtna Life Insurance Co. of Hartford; also soli.citH for fire insurance companies; office and residence, 19 Cottage
Cunningham Stephen, laborer, house :\.lien above H.. R crossing
Curnine Cornelius, laborer, house Moulthrop avenue
Curnau Michael, stonecutter, boards 25 Forest
Currier Joseph, carpenter, boards 4 Sprin g
Currier 0. W., boots and shoes, 27 Merchants' row, house 2 lmm
Curry Ww., at Rut. M . Co., Centre H.utland
Curtin Patrick, laborer, house 22 South
CurtisS. P. (Davis & Curtis), house 6 Grove
Curtis Sydney, farmer, house Mill Village
Cusack James, laborer, house rear of scale works
Cushman C. F., oyster house and general refreshment room
choice fr uits, nuts, cigars, tobacco always on hand , 5 t Centre:
house 6 Willow
Cushman Willis C., with C. F. Cushman, boards 6 Willow
Cutting Sarah A. Mrs., widow, house 132 Main
Cutting William, watchman, house 132 Main
Cyr Auguste, carriage maker, West Rutland
D
Dacey Anthony, sawyer for Sheldoos & Slason
Dains Geo M., carpenter, house Centre Rutland
Daly James, laborer, house 3 Franklin
DEALER IN
CHROMOS, OIL PAINTINGS,
!JECJ~Jijl']lEj~v CJ~IDv IiNf~!Sv &t~,v
!OJ,
lllANUFACTURER OF
Picture Frames, Window Cornices & Window Screens.
No, 26 CENTER STREET, RUTLAND, VT.
Ameri can Nmne,, has been n household word for over half
century, 53,000 of these matchless Pianos have been mnde & so ld.
CHICK ERIN GaHAgood
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Daly John, laborer, house 158 l\lain, aged 8 7 years
Daly John, gardener for Levi G. Kingsley
Daly Michael E, laborer, house 21 River
Daly Patrick, employed R. l\1. Co., West Rutland
Dana Edward, law student, boards 131 !\lain
Dana E. F., bookkeeper S uth. Falls Marble Co., house 13 Summer
Dana Judah, principal graded school, house 131 Main
Danforth Alonzo H ., horse dealer, house 2 Willow ·
Danforth George, teamster, house 2 Willow
Daniels Charles, baker for H . L . Verder & Co.
Daniels Charles A. , bartender Bardwell H ouse , boarJ s 1 Pleasant
Daniels George W., baker Verdcr & Co., house 15 \Vas hington
Daniels Joseph, hostler, boards 13 Grove
Daniels Luther, pres. Rutland Savings Bank, house 74 !\lain
Daniels Thomas L., boards 1 Pleasant
Daniels Warren, house 1 Pleasant
Daniels, William, fir eman , boards 4 Green
Darby 1\Iichael, sawyer, Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
David Joseph, at R. M. Co, Centre Rutland
Davin Bridget, domestic at Chas. Sheldon s
Davin James, employed Ripley Sons , Centre Rutland
Davin Michael, quarryman for Sheldons & S lason
Davin James, eruployed S heldons & S., West Rutland
Davin John, employed at Sheldons, bouse West Rutl and
Davin Patrick, laborer Sheldons & S., house West Rutland
Davis Andrew, farmer, house Main, near tannery
Davis Achsah, boarding house, house 2 Pine
Davis A. F. (Davis & Curtis), house 2 Prospect
Davis & Curtis, flour~ grain, meal, feed , Lehigh and Lackawanna coal, lime, cement, etc. , 8, 10 , and 12 F reight street
Davis Eber H., traveling agent, house 7 Surumer
Davis Edgar, farmer , house Mill Village
Davis Edwin D., fireman, house 15 Elm
Davis Emeline Mrs., widow, house 15 Eh;n
Davis Frank M., bookkeeper, Baxter National Bank , boa rds Bnrdwell House
Davis Geo. E., farmer for J . l\L Haveri
Davis Henry W., bridge builder, house 2 High
Davis Joseph A., machinist, house 9 Elm
Davis Joseph M., employed at V. C. H. R. , house 12 JDlm
Davis N. L., master mechanic of the rolling stock and machinery
of C. V. R. R. (Rutland Division), office in mach ine shop,
house 10 West
Davis W. A. D., clerk, boards 10 West
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RUTLAN D DIRECTORY.
RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
RIVER
STREE'I
TRQY 1 N, y , Isware room.
numb er of Fred. II. Cluett's Piano
Be•t goods ut lowes t pri ces .
th~
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Davis W . F. N., machinist , boards 10 West
Dawley Lawson Mrs, house Pearl corner Perkins avenue
Day George Q., pianos and organs, 19 Merchants' row , boards
1 Sprin g. (See adv.)
Deagan Francis, employed at Rutland l\1 . Co ., West Itutlund
Deis Alexander, cooper for S heldons & Slason
Delisle Toussa int, shoemaker for L. Valignette
Demarais Michael, truckman, house 72 Forest
De ;\!ott Edward , house Main cor. Park
Dempsey John, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Denny John, tailor H. W. Kin gsley, boards 27 Wales
Deragon Marshall , mason, house Mineral near S~ing
Derby' Hattie N., dressmak er, boards R. W . Smith's S ummer
Dempsey Patrick, laborer, house West Rutland
Dervin Jam es, employed R. M. Co., Centre Rutland
Dcrvcn John, grocer, house 99 Main
Desilets J oseph, employed R. i.\'I. Co. , West Rutland
Devers Th omas, emp loyed Flints, Johnson & Co.
Devers Wm., at R. i\'1. Co., Center Rutland
Devers Willillm , helper, house River ncar Granger
PIANOS AND ORGANS AT. LOW PRICES.
E.STEY COTTAGE ORGANS,
THE BEST, THE CHEAPEST.
Call and examine the wonderful new styles and you will be satisfied
with no other.
McPHAIL GOLD1MEDAL PIANOS,
First Premium and Medals wherever exhibited. Thoroughly first class,
fully wlrranted and CHEAP • • Instruments on trial, or to rent. Old instruments taken at full value. Every instrument fully warranted.
PRICES VJilRY LO'W'.
TERJ\L'i.-Casll, goo<l notes, Installments, or almost a ny way so that I get
the pay.
CATALOGUES FREE.
GEORGE Q. DAY,
No.19 MERCHANTS' ROW.
It will pay yon to examine
the World Reo owned
CHICKERING Piano,
If you want the beslinstrument manufnctnred.
ALEX. SELKIRK, Solicitor of Patents, 44 N. Pearl St. Albany, N. Y.
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
Dewey Charles C., fireman , h ouse 16 Pine
Dewey Charles C. [11 rs .. house 73 ;\lain
Dewey Frank, farmer, house Centre Rutland
Dewey Julia 1\lrs., widow, house-! l\Ierehants' row
Dewey Milton, farmer, house West Rutland
Dew ey Zebadial:, farmer, house Centre Rutland
Dickerman \\" arren, farmer , house [11 ill VillaO'e
Dickinson William H ., laborer, house 2 Cher ry
Dillon .Jam es, principal purter at Bardwell House
Dillon R. S. & Co., compilers of Rutland directory, bead
quarters at Tuttle & Co' .s bookstore, 11 Centre
Dodge Edward B.,~ngineer, boards 5 Pine
Dolan P. H., foreillan, house rear 70 ·west
Dolan Wm . J.,clerk E. A. Morse, boards 36 West
Dolan Thomas, laborer, house 18 South
Dolton Patrick, laborer, house 57 West
Donahue Patrick, laborer, house River near railroad
Donavan Daniel, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Donavan John , laborer , house 1 Hop kim:!
Donavan Michael, laborer, house Meadow
Donelan Thomas P. , peddler, house 10 i\Ieadow
Donnelly John, blacksmith, for Geo. D. Spencer
Donnelly Patrick, blackswitb, boards 79 W est
Donnelly Henry, machinist for Suth. Falls ~Iarble Co.
Dooney Antoine, employed R. l\1. Co., West Rutland
Doran James E. (Anderson & Doran), boards Berwick .H ouse
Dorr S. 1\'l. & Co., negotiators of loans and dealers in municipal
bonds and county warrants, office in Putnam a nd Sawyer's
block
Dorr S. M. (S. M. Dorr & Co., resides Centre Rutlant.l
Doughao Catherine Mrs., house 15 Fraokliu
Dougherty Daniel, laborer, boards 171 Main
Dougherty Daniel, laborer, house Strong's avenue
Dougherty Joseph , laborer, house 171 l\laiu
Douglass George W. and ~Iilo, at R. M. Co., W est llutla nt.l
Douglass Henry B., machinist, house 9 Howe
Douglass Joseph, mason, house {4ntre opposite Berwick Hotel
Douglass l\lilo 11nd Geo. W., West Rutland
Douglass William A., tiusmith, house HJ Pine
Dower Edmund, shoemaker D. L. Morgan's, boards 35 G raen
Downs E liza G. l\lrs., 95 Main, aged 73 years
Downs George, engineer, house 11 Prospect
Downs Hubert, employed Flints, Johnson & Co.
Downs John, cook, 95 i\Iain corner Terrill
Can be procured, only of Fred. H ..
Cluett, Troj , N. Y.
SAVE EVERY CENT YOU CAN.
RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
Sec page 8.
53
Downs ~liriam K. Mrs., widow, boards 8 J East
Downs ·wm., umrble work er , 95 ,\lain corner Terrill
Doyle Rosa, widow, house 43 South
Drew John H., moulder, house 159 Maio
Driowater Eliza Mrs., widow, house 5 Cherry
Dubee Frank, carpenter , house West Hutlaud
Ducatt Louis, employed R M. Co., West Rutland
Due han Frank, cooper, Gilson, Clement & \V oodfin
Ducharme John, laborer, 86 West
Ducharme !Haglory , chairmaker, house 38 Forest
Ducharme l\I., employed at Ripley 8on8 Ceut.re Rutland
Ducharme Nelson, harnessmaker, boards 39 Centre
Duffy John, gardener, house 6 East
Dugan John H., clerk Suth. Falls :Vlarble Co.
Dugan Patrick, quarryman for Sheldons & Slasoo
Dunham Ephraim, cl erk Rutland Marble Co's store
Dunklee B. F., ice dealer , 5 ~lain . (See adv.)
Dunklee :Frankie, ice houRe above tannery
.
Dunklee Jane ;\liss, housekeeper , house 16 Ma1a
Dunkl ee Lucia Miss, housekee per, house 16 !\lain
.
Dunlap J, H. T., prnpr1eto.r novelty works, all k111ds of pnl.ntin{T attended to and repmrer of clocks, watches nnd sewwg
"'
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r
.
machines,
and mu:;ical
instruments, and manuwcturer
o f p!C·
turc frames, 26 \Val e~
Dunn & Cramton, stoves, furnaces , tin, glass and wooden ware,
plumbing, etc., 12 & 14 Merchants' ro1; . ,(See adv. .next page.)
Dunn James C. (Dunn & Cramton), hou~e 3 Cottage
Dunton, A. J., foreman Columbian Marb le Company, house 7
)Summer
Dunton George W., foreman , house 25 North
Dunton & Hayward, proprietors Fulton Market, meat, provisious, fish and oysters always on hand, 31 M erchaots' row
Dunton Silas G., mason, house 25 North
Dunton Walter C., house ·washington co1:ncr N ickwaekett
Dunton William H . (D unton & Hayward) . house 18 Grove
.
Dunton Walter C., judge of Supreme Court, office and residence Washington cor. Nickwackett
Dunton Wm. R., house 14 Meadow
Durham George, sawyer for Sheldous & Slason
Durrick Patrick, employed Gilson , Clement & Woodfin
Dussault Lewin, pressmau Herald & G., bouse 17 Merchants' row
Dwyer Charles, sawyer Ripley Sons, Uentre Rutland
Dwyer James, teamster Ripley So us, Centre Rutland
Dwyer Patrick, employed Gilson , Clement & Woodfin
The best pos•ible. bargnins
inPianos may be obtained or
FRE0 H CLUETT the
wbo is. cxcl?sive ag~nt for
Cblckenng & Stem way.
I
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DUNN & CRAMTON,
CLUETT &. SONS, TEMPLE OF MUSIC. see pages.
J OBBERS AND DE.A.LERS IN
Sterw~;~ H~t
Alfl
lwlD ~e~sv
TIN, GLASS
AND
WOODEN WARE,
PLUMBING,
Bath Tubs,
Water Closets,
H~U~t rURNI~HIN~ ~~~~~'
GAS AND. WATER PIPING,
AND
.
GAS FI XTU HES,
Tin
Ro@fing~ J\~bbing~
&o.
Agents for the celebmtcd
STE"'W""ART
STOVES,
And many other first class self-feeding
:E3:E.A..TI~G-
STC>VES,
And a great variety oJ
WOOD STOVES,
Also, a great variety of first-class
COOK STOVES FOR WOOD OR COAL.
Agents for the celebrated
CLINTON, AND MANY OTHER FIRST CLASS RANGES.
PAINTS.
Prepared for immediate nse. White for inside or outside work, nnd in a ny sbar! e or
color. Put up in I gallon cans, 5, 10 and 20 gnllon kegs and 40 gaiJon harrcls. 'fhese
paints will cover 224 square feet of board surface, two coats, and-we g narautcc to the
consumer th e following advantages in the nse of our pnints.
It will cover more s urface than other puint• now in the marke t. It works easily, and
Wlth a smooth, glossy fimsh . It possesses greater durability and we wnrrn nt it more
economical than best English or American white lead.
AGENTS FOR HAZARD'S POWDER.
Dunn's Block, No. 12 & 14 Merchants' Row. RUTLAND, VT.
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
Dwyer Th ~m·as, sawyer, house West Rutland
Dye Nathaniel C., superintendent gas works, office at gas
works, h ouse 5 Summer
Dyer E. A. Mrs. , house 10 W est._
Dyer, H. H ., farm er , house Main below R. R. crossing
Dyer Jane A.: widow, house 22 West, aged 71 years.
Dyer James H ., clerk L. G. Kingsley, ~ouse 139 Mam
Dyer William, plumber, house 130 Mam
Dygert Val G. , salesman Sheldons & Slason
E.
Earle Charles L., carpenter, house 13 Willow
Earle Lou L . Miss, dressmaker, boards Evelyn
Eastman C. D., clerk R. A. Phillips, 1 Perkins avenue
Eastman Thomas, laborer, house 24 Wales
Eayrs J. H ., bookkeeper Sheldons & Slason, West Rutland
Edgerton C. S.; architect, house 70 West
Edgerton Dani~l, laborer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Edaerton Edwitt;)lawyer, house 32 Woodstock avenue
Edgerton Edward M. , watchmaker and jeweler,·house 22 West
Edgerton Jacol:r,house 72 Main ~.A~
Edgerton J. M., pastor M. E. Ch., h~u se 70 West
Edgerton William, gardener, house 9 Terrill
Edgerton Mary A. Mrs ., widow, house 20 West, aged 73 years
Eddy Sarah Mrs., widow, house 20 ~adi son
.
Eddy Wm. F., clerk D. L . Morgans, boards 20 Madison
Edson Alondo B., carpenter, house 17 Summer
Edson A. H . Mrs., house 17 Summer
Edson Henry 0. (M. & H. 0 . Edson), house Church cor. P~rkins
Edson J. A., agent cooperative association, house 1 Madison
Edson Melzar (M . and H . 0. Edson), hous_e 51 Wes_t.
Edson M. & H. 0., wholesale and retml dea lers Ill lumber, sash,
doors, blinds, etc., 49 West
Edwards John C., painter , house Perkins ave.
E ggleston Truman C., foreman Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Elliott Robert, quarryman tor Sheldons & S lason
Ellis A. D., merchant tailor, 3 1 Centre, house 11 Church. (See
adv . page 2)
Ellis Charles W. , painter , house 5 Muple
Ellis Joel, gardener , boards Fred Chaffee's
Ellis Joseph D., carpenter, house 29 Main
Elmore William, laborer, swamp west of scale works
Ellsworth J.D., wood dealer, h o u se~ Grove
Don'tbedeceived. Ifyou
ST£1 N WAY
want the very best the .._
Piuuo is now without a
nvul. Exunune them.
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Faen Edward , sawyer, Suth. Falls M. Co .
Faen John, sawyer, Ripley sons, Centre Rutland
Fagan Michael, laborer, house 40 Woodstock avenu e
Fagan Patrick, laborer , house 29 Granger
Fagan Peter, merchant tailor, 25 1:r l\l crchants' row, h ousc 20
G reen. (See adv.)
Fagan Thomas, billiard room, house 20 Madison
Fales George B., clerk at W. C. Landons
Farmer A. H., carpenter, house 6 Williams
Farmer B. F., farmer, house l\I ill Village
Farmer Charles G., eugineer, house 5 Cotta"'e
Farmer Joseph W ., hairdresser, house Grand avenue
Farmer Mary Mrs ., house 5 Cotta"'e
aged 79 years
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Farmer Oliver, car builder, house
Cottage
Farr Henry L., patternmaker, house 14 Chestnut avenue
Farrar Ezra R., carpenter, house 23 Perkin s avenue
Farrell Ellen, widow, house Main near ta~n ery
Farrell Patrick, employed Flints Johnson & Co
Farrell Thomas, sawyer, house 102 West
.
Faulkner Eli J, engineer, house Moulthrop avenue
Faulkn er John, tailor, house 4 Howe
Faulkner M. L ., traveling agent, 90 Main
Fay Peter, farmer, house Woodstock avenue
Fay James J., book-binder Tuttle & Co., boards Berwick House
Fee John, employed R . ~I. Co., West Rutland
Feely Thamas, cook Bardwell House, boards 28 \-Vales
Feehaly John, employed Gilson Clement& Woodfin
Felt William W., carpenter, ho~se \-Vest Rutland
Fenn Edward , clerk, house Main corn-er Tenell.
Fenn F~·ancis, druggist and dealer in fancy goods , sp o rtin~
matenals etc., 13 Centre, house 15 West, (See ad 1·.)
5
If in doubt an d yon desire the bes t. au cxamir J>rlio n of th e St ·
way and Chick enng Pianos will suLi~fy you of their s uperioritye m -
Cluett and Sono, Agents for Vermont.
See page 8.
RUTLAND DiRECTORY.
RUTLAND DiRECTORY.
Emla Elick, employed R. l\1. Co, West Rutland
En;ond Closs, em ployed R. l\1. Co., West Rutland
Enckson Amar, employed R. i\1. Co ., West Rutland
Estelle Ed ward, farmer, house 6i Main
Ernst H. , architect at White & Havens
Eustice Edward, laborer, house 7 River
Eustis, J ohn , at gas house, house rear gas house
Everson Alfred, em ployed at B.ipley Sons, Centre Rutland
Everson James, employed at Ripley Sons, Centre Hutland
Everts M.G., lawyer, 8 l\Iorse's block, house 24 W c~t
PROVE IT.
WEBER PIANOS
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Ferdetto F., employed R. l\1 . Co, West H.utland
Ferg uson W. L., freight agent., house 12 Cottage
Fernand ~z H ., machinist S uth . Falls Marble Co., house 9 Green
Ferry Dennis, laborer, house 21 Granger
Ferry ,John , marble work er, house 11 Granger
Field Fred. A., ass ista nt postmaster, house 86 Main
Field Henry F., cashier Rutland Co .· Nat. Bank, house 82 Main
Field Isaac and J oseph, employed R . i\'l. Co., We~t Rutland
Field W1n. M., high sher iff. offi ce 91 Centre, house 83 Main
Field \Vm . H ., carpenter , h ouse 7 Chestnut avenue
Fillmore L., boardin g Nichol's block
Fillmore \V. I-I., tin smith, boards Nichol's block
Finton Jerem iah , sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
Fish W. G., insura:nce agent, house Main near Perkins avenue
Fish Enos. C., deputy sheriff Main street West Rut land
Fish L. G., farmer, house rear 147 Main
Fish Miner, employed R M. Co., West Rutland
Fish.er Francis A., house 66 West
FisherJ. W., dining hall , 8 Merchants' row
Fisher Lucy Mrs., widow, house 23 W est, aged 73 years
Fisher W_ H. H ., drugg ist, house 23 West
Fisk Benjamin J., farm er, h ouse l\lain below R. R. crossing
Fisk Thomas L , carpenter, house 7 Elm
Fitzgerald James B., mason, house Centre corner Wal es
Fitzgerald John, laborer , house 114. Green
Fitzpatrick Mich ael, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Flack Laura P ., boards 24 Grove
Flack Martin P ., clerk, boards 24 Grove
Fhiherty J a me~, laborer , house 21 l\leadow
Flanders G . T ., homrepathist, 36 Washington
F lannery Ann .\Irs., h ouse 13 Granger
Flannigan Hugh, employed Gilson, C. & W ood fin
Flannigan J ohn, shoemaker, house 41 South
Flannigan Peter, employed Gilson C. & Woodfin
Flints, Johnson & Co., producers of Italian Marble, Centre
Rutland . (See adv . co lored page.)
Flowers J ames, house West H.utland
Flynn B. J., merchan t tailor, Quinn's block opposite depot.
(See adv . next page.)
Flynn Bernard J ., marbl e cutter, boards rear 70 West
Flynn Bernard , blacks mith , house 48 l\leadow
Flynn Bryan, ma ~o n, house 30 River
Flynn Michael , mason, house 56 Meadow
CK E R I N G
HI CHERI N G
CHI
When me rit and price nrc considered, is the best P inno now
obtainable.- Examine t hem .
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
RUTLAND DJREOTORY.
Flynn Patrick, laborer, boards 30 River
Foley Mary Mrs., house 15 Franklin
Foley John, mechanic, house Mineral near Spring
•
Foley John H., machinist, house 16 Meadow
Foley Richard, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Foot ,Mary A. Mrs , house 8 \Vest
Forbes C. H., agent for life, fire and accident insurance, office
in Bates House. (See adv.)
Force Robt., employed R. l\I. Co., West Rutland
Fosburgh Daniel, physician, house West Rutland
Fosburg Merritt, engineer, Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Foster Walter H ., civil engineer, house 13 l\leadow
Foss Edwin M., conductor, house 23 Grove
Foster Edwin L ., carpenter, house 13 Meadow
Foster L. C., overseer R M. Co., Vi' est Rutland
Foster Mary Mrs ., widow, house 1~ Granger
Foster Patrick, laborer. house 20 River
.
Fox George H., physician and surgeon, office and residence 2
· Cottage, office hours 9 r_o 8 A. 111. 12 to 2 ttud 7 to 9 P. 111 .
Fox Thomas, employed Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
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Foy Thomas, labore r, boards 25 East
Francis Chas., sawyer for S uth. Falls Marble Co.
.
Francis Henry, hairdresser F. M. Mello~s, boards Berw1ck House
Francisco A. D., general agent for farm msurance, 11 ~hu'\-ch .
Francisco M. J., general insurance agent and adJuster, Umon
block, house 23 Washin gton . (See adv.)
Franklin Leonard N., painter, house 49 Grove
Freeman Frederick Mrs., house West Rutland
Freeman George W ., house West Rutland
Freeman Herbert, painter, house West Rutland
Free1,nan Isaac, laborer, house near head of Allen
Freeman Lois Miss, house 3 Willow
French Benjamin F.';' gentleman, bouse 12 East
Frink A. E., cabinet maker, house 2 Nickwackett
Frost Charles B., forem an D. & H . R. R., house 21 Washington
Frost Rufus, baggage master, C. V . R. R. , house 12 Grove
Fuller Alfred B., marble worker, house 7 Church
Fuller Alden L ., machinist. house 7 f>erkins avenue
Fuller Duane, carpenter, employed Sheldons & S lason
Fuller J eduthan, carpenter, employed Sheldons & Slason
Fuller Nat han J. , hostler, em ployed Sheldons & S lason
Furman Waldo , clerk G. A. & H. W . Cheney's
FRANCISCO'S
,.
THEY ALL DO IT!
DO WHAT?
G-0 TO
FLYII~S
IUFOIIUH Oij iJASIIOlf,
FOR THEIR
NOBBY SUITS.
Now· Is the thne to llla.ke your selection, a s everyth.iug- is u e 'v anti t h o
prices have been reduced to compete with th.e lllLl'<l times .
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CUT AND MADE I!( THE MOST FASHlOliA.IlLE
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FLYNN'S EMPORIUM OF FASHION,
Quinn's Block, opposite the Depot, RUTLAND, VT.
lrln oearch ottbe very
beet now produced
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Yo u will find them at
F re<l. II . Cluett's .
AGENCYWith Fred. H. Cluett or hie representative, If yon
C 0 N S U LT desire
to procure one of the beet Pianos or Organa.
ALEX. SELKIRK, Solicitor of Patents, 44 N. Pearl St., Allmny, N. Y.
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RUTLANJJ DIRECTORY.
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Gaffney ~eter, quarryman for Sheldons & Slaso n
Gaffney William, laborer, house West Rutland
Gallagher James, laborer, house 175 l\lain ·
Gallagher JaH. and Pat., quarrymen Sheldons & l:llason
Gallagher Patrick. laborer for Suth . Falls Marble Co.
Gallipo Alfred , team ster for Sheldons & Slason
Gallip,) Henry and Jos., teamslers, Suth. Falls Marble Co
Gallipo H.amie. teamster for Suth. Falls l\Iarble Co .
Gando Joseph , em ployed R. M. Co., Centre ltutland
Gando Louis , employed R M. Co., Centre Rutland
Ganeaux Stephen, quarryman for Sheldons & S lason
Garrett James J., foreman Herald & Globe, house 9 Park avenue
Garry Frank W. , telegraph operator, house 12 Grove
Gaskill Joseph i\Irs., house 4 Merchants' row
Gates Mary C. Mrs., widow, h~se Centre Rutland
Gaughan Patrick, laborer, house 20 Meadow
Gauthier ,John, shoemaker, house Main corner West
Gearson Cail, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Gear Joseph, blacksmith, house Mineral near Spring
Gebo Joseph, house above Columbian Marble works
Gee Frederick, painter, house 37 Green
Gelot Jerome Rev., pastor of French Catho lic church, residence 6 Lincoln avenue
Gennett Ado lph , sawyer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Gennett Dennis, employed R. ~1. Co., West Rutland
Gennett Edward, trimmer, Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Geoghan Catherine Mrs., house 24 Granger, aged 75 years
George Thomas, machinist, house 23 Pine
Gerrity Daniel , laborer, house Strong's avenue corner H op kins
Gibson Isaac, buildin g mover and mason, and practical highway builder, 8 Pine, house do. (See adv.)
Gibson Joseph E., carriage, sleigh and wagon manufacturer,
horseshoeing. blacksmithing and general jobbing, 8 1 West,
house 136 Main
Gibson Timothy 0 ., farmer, house Mill Village
Giddings Martha Mrs., widow, house 45 West
Gilbert W. 0 ., foreman, Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Gile Julius, machinist. house 91 West
Gilfeather, James, l ab~rer, swamp rear of round house
Gi lil and John, gardener for Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Gilliac Calico, sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
STEINWAY
"KING OF PIANOS" Sold Exclusively
by Fred. ll. Cluett.
MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS
RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
Cluett and Sons J.gents.
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G illik en Jas. and Pat., quarrymen Sheldons & Slason
Gi llikcn Peter 1st and Peter 2d, at Sheldons & Slason
Gillooly Owen, laborer, house Centre Rutland
Gilman Francis, farmer , house 21 East
Gi lman George, carpenter, house 15 Willow
.
Gilman John, clerk E. D. Keyes & Co., boards 79 Maw
Gilman Mitchell, laborer, house 7 North
Gilmu Jeremiah, at R. M. Co., Centre llutland
.
Gihnore C. J., ass1stant postmast er aud statiOner, Post office
buildin a West Rutland. (See adv.)
Gilmore Dagforth B., stone cutter, house 3 Maple
Gilmore James L., postmaster, house West. llutland
Gilmore l\iary Mrs., widow, house West H.utland
Gilmore William, farmer, house West Rutland
Gilmore William R. , farmer, house West Rutland
Gilrain Bartholomew, farmer, house 162 Main
Gilrain James, moulder, house 8 Green
Gilrain James, employed R M. Co., West Rutland
Gilrain Patrick, mason . house 45 South
Gilson E. P. (Gilson. Clement & Woodfin), house 62 Centre
Gilson, Clement & Woodfin, producers of H.utland marble,
West H.utland
Gilson Thomas S., house furnishing goods, china ware and
undertaker. 21 Merchants' row, house Court near West. (See
adv.)
.
Gilson Wilbur J., clerk T. S. Gilson's, house l Mad1son
Giniac Oliver, quarryman for Sheld ons &: Sla son
Gipson, Geo. M., watchman, house oppos1te 24 Howe
Giroux A lexander, quarryman, for Sheldons &. S lason
Gleason Chas · harness maker, boards 33 Perkm ~
Gleason Dani~l M., harness maker , house 33 Perkins avenue
Gleaso n Daniel W., agent, hous e rear 37 G-ree~
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Gleason Henry L., agent for Howe's sewmg machines, Center
corner Wales
G leason John, laborer, hou~e 13 Terrill
.
Gleason John, laborer, house Allen near R. R crossmg
Gleason Martin L., farmer, house 94 Main
G leason Mary Mrs., widow, house 3 Howe
G leason 'l'ino, employed R M. Co., West Rutland
Glen nan Joseph t.eamst.er for Sheldons & Slason
Globe Pap.;r Company, printers , bookbinders and blank
book manufacturers 57 to 61 Merchants' row
Glynn James E., t~as. coffees, spices and a full line of groceries,
provisions, etc ., 23 Merchants' row
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FCLUETT;
Organs at prices that defy competition.
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Gobir Michael , carpenter, house West Hutland
Gokey Moses, machinist, house 30 Centre
Goldsmith M., surgeon, office 13 Washington, boards Berwick
House
Golfin Michael, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Goodnow William A., carpenter, house 35 Main
Goodsell A lbert i\1., clerk F. H. Wheeler, boards 6 Prospect
Goodspeed James, employed Sheldons & Slason
Gooley Michael, sawyer Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Gooley Philip, laborer, house Strong's avenue
Gordon Moses, horseshoer, 17 Wales, house 15 Wales
Gordon William J ., curri~r, house Woodstock avenue
Gorham Albert H., clerk Chas. E. l~oss, house 5 Union
Gorham H enry D , meat market, house W es t Rutland
Goslaw Charles, bridge builder, house 8 Willow
Gosselin Edward, boards Verder's block
Gosselin Ferdinand, sashmaker, house 22 Spring
Gould J. Azro, dry goods (Gould& Pollard), 2-! i\I crchant's row,
boards 2 Prospect row •
Gould & Pollai:d, gent's furnishing goods, clothing, hats, caps,
etc., 26 Merchants' row
Gould Wm. H., carpenter, house 11 Merchants' row
Gould Nancy R. i\'Irs ., dressma ker, house 79 i\lain
Goulding J os. H., secretary B.utland Railroad and Hollister,
Tyrel & Co., E. Dorset, house Washington corner 1\lain
Goulding J. l\1., house Washington corner Maio
Goostrom Chas., employed R. M. Co., Wes t Rutland
Gove Freeman R., carpenter, house 1 Church
Goyette Adolphus, carpenter, house Woodstock avenue
Graham Dan. and Wm., employed R. l\1. Co., West Lt utland
Graham William W., machinist., house West Hutland
Grandey Charles A., engineer, house 1 Garden
Gravel Joseph, wheelwright, house 83 W est
Grandey Edson D., engineer, house 11 Union
Grandey, JohnS., choice family groceries, provisious, canned
fruits, confectionery, cigars, etc., goods delivered to any part
of the village, 25 Forest, house 11 Union
Granger .C. H., agent Mutual Life Insuran ce Co. of N. Y.,
office ~ Morse's block, house 10 Prospect
Graves George (Geo. Graves & Son), house 6 Court Sf[Uare
Graves Geo. E. (Geo. Graves & Son), and druggist, 95 Main, house
W ashiogtoo, 2d house above Main
Graves J. E . Miss, millinery, 43 Centre, house do.
Graves Jerome S., machinist, house 15 Howe
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
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Graves Royal, miller, house 14 Perkins avenue
Graves Geo. & Son, tanners, and leather and hide dealer,
office 4 Court square
Green Cyrel W ., laborer, house West B.utland
Green Daniel W ., farmer, house W est Rutland
Green Daniel, fireman for Sheldons & Slason
Green Michael, laborer, Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Green Edward R., conductor, house 15 Pine
Green Henry C., clerk Tuttle & Co., boards 128 Main
Green Hiland E., farmer, house Main below R. R. crossin~
, ~ ~reen N.J., superintendent, house 128 Main c)Q_,., tA-.
Greeno Austin, farm er, house Mill Village
Greeno Benjamin, farmer, house Mill Village
Grenier John, bootmaker for C. Brodeur, West Rutland
Griffin Alice Mrs.. , widow, house 25 Granger
Griffin J as., employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Griffin John , laborer, house 21 Granger
Griffin Michael, printer, Tuttle & Co., boards 12 Forest
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Griffin M. H., pressman, Tuttle & Co's, boards Union corner Howe
Griffin Thomas, marble polisher, boards 39 Center
Griswold H . Miss, house 35 West
Griswold George A., engineer, house 52 Forest
Griswold S. H., physician, office and residence 35 West
Grixton John, house 2 Elm, aged 71 years
Groux Alexander, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Guard Geo ., stonecutter, Suth. F alls Marble Co.
Guertin Carlos, laborer, house ·woodstock avenue
Guertin 'l'homas, wheelwright, house 7 North
Guilford Warren 8., bookkeeper Dunn & Cramton's, house 127 Main
Gurry John, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
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Hadaway Henry H., mechanic, house Perkins avenue
Hager K C., teamster , fur Suth. Falls Marb le Co.
gager W . ...T., employed Hipley Sons, Ce ntre H.utland
Hahar Micha el, laborer, house Centre Rutland
Hale Abner B., miller, house 29 Washington
Haley Frank, sawyer, house Centre Hutland
Haley James, teamster for Suth. Falls l\larble Co.
Hall C. l\J rs., house 24 Howe
Hall Chas. S., sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
Hall Edward, employed Flints, Johnso n & Co.
Hall H . A . (McClure & Hall) , also music teacher, house 11 Summer
''WORLD'S BEST PIANOS"
Can be procured only of Fred . H.
Cluett, rrroy, N.Y.
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FOR THE BEST :PIANOS AND ORGANS. seepages.
RUTLAND DiRECTORY.
RU1'LAND DIRl!:CTORY.
Hall Henry, lawyer, house 33 Washington
Hall John M., grocer, house 80 Main
Hall Wrp. and T. W., employed Flints J ohnson & Co
Halpin John, laborer, swamp west of s~ale works
.
Halpi~ Michael and Timothy, sawyers Suth . Falls l\Iarble Co.
Hamhn Edward, .sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
Hamilton John, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Hance Michael , laborer, house 7 Green
Haney James, laborer .for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Haney Michael B., laborer, house Strono-'s avenue
Hanley James, employed Rutland Marbl~ Co., Centre llntland
Hanley John, stonecutter, boards 25 Forest
Hanly Jas. & John, quarrymen Sheldons & Slason
Hannan James, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Hannan John, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Hannan Thomas, sawyer for Suth. Falls ,)l arble no.
Hanrahan James, house 12 Prospect
Hanrahan John D., physician and surgeon , officcl and residence, 12 Prospect, office hours 8 to 10 .A..M., 1 to 2, and 6 to
8
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Hapgood Chas. B., cashier B. H. Burts
Hardy Emelin e Mrs., house 33 Forest
.t:J " ,, ' ( / '7--Harger L. H., clerk A. White & Co. house Court corner Uentre ~
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- Harlow Lewis W ., painter, house 20 'chestnut avenue
Harmon Henry, livery stable, house W est 1\ utland
Harmon James E. , mail agent, house West ltutland
Harris .Alfred l\1 ., clerk at J. E. Glynn's
Harris Charles P. (Charles P. Harris & Co. and Rutland
Foundry Co.), house 75 Main
Harris Charles P. & Co., manufacturers and dealers in
lumber, doors, sash , blinds, etc. and New "E n,.,.land a"'e nts for
Irving's building papers. Fur~ace street. (See 2l' colored
leaf.)
Harris Joel B. (Rutland Foundry and Machine shop C~.
)
h ouse 7f> Main
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Harr~son George F., moulder, house 27 Elm
Harnson Frank 0 ., bookk eeper Gilson Clemen t & Woo dfin
Harrison Christopher , house 3 Green '
Harrison Henry 'f., file-maker, house 6 W oods tock ave.
Harrison James, mason, house River near railroad
Harmon Wm. H., clerk, boards 23 West
Harts Geo., farm er , house Cold River road
Hart Frank 0 ., clerk , 99 cent store boards 2 Summer
Hart Sabrie Mrs., house 2 S um~ er'
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It will pay you to examine
the World Renowned
CHICKERING atrume
r inno, if you \\"Hil t Lbc best innt manu factured.
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J ohn , quarryman Sheldons & Slason
p.arwood E. V. N., dentist, 1 ,)1erchants' row corn er West,
house30Washin gton -A-.. • ,.1 .• ! ....
Haskell Emily S., widow, house 17 Pine
Haskell Charles R., firem an , boards 4 Pine
Haskins Sadie Miss, house Cherry corner Forest
Hathaway John B., music teacher, house 127 Main
Haven J. M., treasurer of Rutland H.. R. Co., office in th e railroad depot, house 85 .M ain
Haven Franklin A . (White & Have n), house 85 Jlain
Hawkes Moses E , clerk, house Main corner W est
Hawley Wm., teams ter for Suth. F alls M. Co.
Hayes, Michael, polisher for Suth . Falls Marble Co .
Hayes Alfred F., stonecutter, 'Vest below Columbian Marble Co.
Hayes Nuthan E., teamster, Ce ntre Rutland
Haynes B. H., phyRician nod surgeon, office 3 Grove, and residence 134 West, offi ce hours 9! to 11 A .M ., and H to 3 and 8
to 9 P .l\1.
Hanes Hiram Mrs., house 28 W ales
Haynes Lorenzo W., bra keman, house 7 Union
Hayward A . C. ( Dunton & Hayward). house 21 Prospect
Hayward Edward, clerk , hoards 5 Maple
Hayward Ele azer , miller, Baxter, rear Lincoln Iron works
Hayward Henry, farm er. house Main below R. H.. crossin g
Hayward Ira M. , slater, house Main near R . R crossing
Hayward Henry jr., farmer, house Main below H. B.. crossinu
Hayward M. D., marker , 22 Merchants' row, house !) Howe "'
Hayward Sam uel, house 5 Maple
Hazelton J. H .; proprietor Barnes House , West Rutland
Hazelton .Tason, carpenter for Sheldons & Slaso n
Healy Jacob, tobacconist, 33 Merchants' row
Healy John , laborer, house 4 Meadow
Hehr Leo, melter, house 24 Furn ace
Henry Sylvester, shoemaker. house 10 Pin e
Henrichon Alfred, pressman Tuttle & Co., house 15 South
Henrichon Benjamin, laborer, house 12 South
Henrich on Benjamin jr., carpenter, boards 15 South
Henry Dan iel, laborer, house Woodstock aven ue
Henry Norm an S., engineer, house Pin e cor. Maple
Herald & Globe A ssociation, publishers aud prop's of the
Daily and W cekly Herald & Globe , offi ce 13 Ce ntre . (See adv.)
' Herbert Michael, laborer, house 9 Franklin
H errick James F. , local editor " H erald and Globe," boards 24 West
Hessleton Alhert .J ., co nduc tor , house 10 H owe
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JI UTLAN]) ])JliEC7.'0RY.
Hevey David, carp enter, house Cen tre Rutland
Hewitt Ed ., clerk Rutland Marbl e Co's store
Hewitt John, labor er for S uth . Falls Marb le Co.
Hewitt Nathan, truckman , h ouse 10 Chestnut avenue
Hewitt Robt., for eman blacksmith Howe Scale 'vVorhs
Heyman Henry (Rutlan<.I Clothin g Co.), uuurds B erwick H ouse
Hickey F. 0., first class r estaurant, 53 Merchants' m w opposite
depot. (See adv.)
Hickey Mary W ., dressmaker, boards 53 Merch ants' row
Hickey Wi lliam, fireman, house S trong's a\'enue
Higgins Albert W., pharmacist, 41 Merchants' row, house
13 Cottage . (See adv. , front colored leaf.)
Higgins Elihu, bartender , boards 8 1 West
Higgins John, laborer, house 23 South
Higgins Joseph, h ostler, house 3 Ch erry
Higgins Thomas, laborer, h ouse r ear 70 Forest
Higgins 'rhos., quarryman for Sheldons and Slasun
·Hiland George, laborer, h ouse 19 W oodst ock ave nue
Hill Charles, engineer, boards 70 West
Hill Jason C., gunsmith, etc., r ear 20 West, house 5 No rth
Hill Lewis, quarryman, house West Rutlan d
Hill Oscar E., traveling agent for H. L. Verder & Co., Berwick
H ouse
Hill Orlando 1 ., eng inee r, h ouse l\Ioultbrop avenue
Hill Thomas, sawyer for S h eldons & Slason
Hilliard Albert, farmer, h ouse west end of Park
Hilliard Uharles B., clerk G. W . Hilliards, house 45 G rove
Hilliard Daniel, laborer, house 4 Terrill
Hilliard Geo. W., dry aud fancy goods and fur s, dress goods
a specialty, 37 Merchants' row, house 14 Co ttage
Hilliard Minor, farmer , house 91 .Main
Hilton Harry H., machinist, boards 37 Centre
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FIRST CLASS
Oppos·i te the DeJJot.
'!'able Boarders taken at the lowest living prices.
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, NUTS, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, &c.,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Irln searchoftbevery
best now produced
0 R G AN s
You will find them at
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Himes Amos, shoe maker, house 1 ~ Chestnu t avenue
Hinchey ,James, machinist, house 12 Park
Hinch ey J ames, employed R. i\1 . Co. , Centre llutland
Hin es Martin, quarryman Sh eldons & ~Jason
Hines Mary A., clerk at F. 0. H1 c key s
Hines Patrick, employed R iVl. Co., West Rutland
Hinks James, employed R . M. Co., West Rutland
Hinkley Aaron, laborer, h ouse 14 G ran~ e r
Hinkley William , watchman. h o u ~e. I O lio rest
Hirschfield S., clerk , b oard s ~ Williams
Hoaa; H. L ., bookkeeper E. D. Keyes & Cu. .
Hoadley Leonar(l J., baker , house Mam st ., West Rutland
Ho:ffnagle Wm., proprietor Hutland Custom Laundry , 57 West
H oga n Anthony & Pat. , quarrymen at Sheldons & Slason
H o..,.an Andrew t eamster for S heldous & Slason
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Hoga n Andrew Mrs., house W est Hutlan
Ho..,.an James 'I'. clerk H. H. Brown & Co., West Ru tland
Ho~an Malachi , 'employed Rutland i\Iarble Co ., Ce ntre Rutl and
H ogan Malachi 2d , employed Rutland Marble Co., Ce ntre Rutland
Hogan Michael, employed Rutla nd Ma rbl~ Co .
Holcomb Silas 'f., engineer, bouse 10 ,Unwn
Holden Emmett, dentist, boards 6 .Mam
Holden R. C., farmer, house 6 Mam
Holihan Patrick & John, laborers, house Ce ntre Rutland
Holden John A. , painter, board s 6 Main
Holland Hiram H ., conductor, house 15 Meadow
Holley M. K. , fr eight clerk, house 21 Pine
Hollister, Ty1~el & Co., East Dorset. (See adv . . n ~xt page.)
Holmes J. W. & J. H., boiler makers and machuusts , West
street opposite Catholic cemetery. (See adv.)
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Holmes John W . (J. W. & J . H . Holm es), h ouse 3 Spnn g
Holmes Jose ph (J . W . & J. H . H olmes), h ouse 45 West.
Holston Clos, laborer , h ouse opposite depot West Rutland
Holt Daniel H ., engin eer , house West Rutland
Holt 1 . P., bookk eeper H . H . Brown & Co., West Rutland
Holt Paul, house West i{utland
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Hopkins Anne E. M!s., b oardin g ~? ~sc , house 109 Mam
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Hopkins Wm . F., pnnter , "Globe JOb room, boards 106 Mam
Horn er Eri W., roadmast.cr , Rutland R. R., h ouse 8 Prospect
Hou..,.hton A. R., painter , honse 12t Cottage
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Ho~ard A. R., proprietor of railroad restaurant m depot, house
26 G rove
Howard JnJson N., painter, house 6 Court
Howard 'Mary A ., widow, house West Rutland
With Fred. H. Cluett orhisrepresentatlve.l. you
0 0 N S ULT desire
to procureoneofth e b estPlanosorurgans.
if
J. B. HOI,LISTEII..
W. A. TYII.EL.
.J. II. GOULDINtl.
$1 0 0 BUYS A GOOD :PIANO .
See page 8.
RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
PBODUCEBS OF AND W!!OLESALE DEALEBS IN
Ea~t llor~~t Italian Mar~l~.
QUARRIES AND MILLS
AT
EAST DORSET~ VT. ~
On the Bennington and Ru tla.nd R. R.
Quality of Stock Unsurp~ssed
FOR
MONUMENTAl OR OTHER PURPO~E~.
SAWING AN·D TURNING
TO SUIT THE TRADE.,
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Howard i\athan G., painter, house 16 Elm
Howard Patrick , laborer, house Allen above R. R crossin g
Howe Henry S., confectioner, ~1 Centre, house 15 Prospect
Howe Machine Co., H. L . G leason manager, Centre, corner
Wales (See adv. )
Howe Scale Co., located at junction of Rutland and Harlem
Extension Railroads. (See adv't on outside front cover.)
Howland Jlm·shall 'f .. wheelwright, house \Vest ltutland
Howley John, truckman, 16 Frauklin
Howley Nicholas, foreman , house Strong's avenue
Hoy Cornelius, laborer, house 19 Granger
Hubbard Pat. and Wm., quarrymen S held ons & Slason
Hubbard Rodney , truckman , boards 37 West
Hubbard Sam uel T., foreman, house 2~ Howe
Hubbard Sarah H. Mrs. house 37 West
Hubbard William H ., moulder, house 20 Howe
Hummel Nelson M. , printer, '· Globe" job room . house 10 Wales
Hunt John, marble cutter, boards B erwick House
Hunt Lucius F., chairmaker, house 15~ Centre
Hunter Peter, clerk E. D. Keyes & Co. , house 5 Howe
Huntoon Charles F., house 120 Main
Huntoon Sarah E. Mrs., house 115 Main
Huot Edward, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Hurley .John, peddler, liouse 105 West
Hurley 'fill\othy, engineer, house Baxter corner Maple
Hussey Matthew, engineer, house 43 Forest.
Hutchins t;. D ., carpenter, house 10 Church
Hutchinson Albert F, carpenter, house 6 Maple
Hutchinson Frank , assistant llleat cook at Bates House
Hutchinson .J ohn. carpenter, house 1 Chestnut. av enu e
Hyde (1 pn rge D .. farmer, house Allen near R. R. crossin g
Hyde William H .. moulder, house 7 Union
Hynes John R., real estate agent, bouse 3 Grant avenue
.Jackson Frank, laborer, boards 4 East
Jardiue John, machinist , house 20 Gibson avenue
Jasmin Mascime, peddler, house Woodstock avenue
Jasmin Timothy, peddler , house Woo dstock avenue
J avery Ezra, employed R. i\1 . Co., Centre Rutland
Jenness S. D ., coppersmith, house 122 J1ain
Jerkowski B., manager Rutland Co. clot.h in g house, boards Bardwell House
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WEBER I'IANQS Cluett and SoS~eAp~~':,t~.ror Vermont.
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RUTLAND DIREG7'0RY.
Jerkowski Marcus, dealer in ready made clothing and gent's
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furnishing goods, hats, caps, etc ., 7 Centre
' Jewell .\lerritt, watchman, house Mineral near Spring
Jewett Solomon W., Shepherd home 2 East
Johnsorl Alvin, farmer, Mill Village
Johnson A . B., employed Flints, Johnson & Co.
,Johnson Edward, laborer, house rear of scale works
Johnson Henry, lab orer, house 163 J'l'lain
Johnson Jas. Gibson, pastor Cougrega.tional church, residence 87 Main
Johnson John E., proprietor Farm ers' Hotel, 6 Freight
Johnson Sidney E., express messenger, 15 Grove
Johnson \Villiam· H ., sewing machine agent, house 13 Elm
Johnson William H ., Flints, Johnson & Co., house Centre Rutland
Johnson Wm. I., laborer, swamp west of scale works
Johnston James, truckman, house 24 Woodstock avenue
Johnston Mendrick, at R. ;H . Co., Centre Rutland
Joy Harley, tinsmith, · house West Rutland
Joyce Charles H. (Joyce & Lawrence), house 10 Cottage
Joyce & Lawrence, attorneys and counsellors at law, office
27 Merchants' row
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Kavanaugh Patrick, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Kearney John, employed Gilson, Cle~ent & Woodfin
Kearsarge Marble Co., West Rutland
Keefe Alexander, laborer, house 5 Franklin
Keenan John C., physician and surgeon, office and residence
19 River
Keenan John, laborer, house 90 Forest
Kellehar Dennis , laborer, bouse on railroad rear fair g round
Kelley I. D. Mrs., hair work, house 30 Centre
Kelley Sa1nuel H., principal of Rutland l\1 ilitary Institute,
house 12 Church. (See adv.)
Kellogg Harley R, farmer, house 29 i\1ain
Kellogg John N., clerk P. 0., boards Court cor. Centre
Kellogg Newton, assistant treasurer Rutland Savings Bank,
house Court corner Centre
Kellogg 0 . T. , blind maker, house 33 Main
Kellogg Rebecca Mrs., house 33 Main
Kellogg Samuel H., student, boards Court corner Center
Kelly Benton, house West Rutland
Kelly Dennis, clerk, house Fores't corner South
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Kelly Ed;ard, at depot, house 114 West
Kelly Francis, laborer, house 10 Evelyn
Kelly Hugh, laborer, house near Chas . P. Harris & Co's works
Kelly J ~mes, mail carrier, boards 93 West
Kelly James, John and Pat., at H. J\1. Co., West Rutland
Kelly John, farmer, house West Rutland
Kelly Luke, laborer, house 18 Meadow
Kelly Patrick, laborer, house .Forest corner South
Kelly Patrick, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Kelly Smith F., farmer, south of Baxter's farm
Kelly W. C. Mrs., millinery, 1 Merchants' row
Kelsey Ansel, laborer, Suth. Falls l'llarble Co.
Kemmer Charles, cabinet maker, house 53 West
Kemp F. A., express messenger, boards Bardwell House
Kendall P. Redfield, attorney and counsellor at law, office
21 Merchants' row, house 70 Main
Kennedy James, laborer, house 5 Green
Kennedy Michael, at Rutland Marble Co., Centre Rutland
Kenneson Asa R., laborer, house head of Woodstock avenue
Kenny George W., engineer, house 6 Pine
Kenny Lorenzo, butcher, house 7 Mechanic
Kenny S. T. Mrs., house 4 Summer
Kent 'James, polisher for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Kent Warren, at Rutland Marble Co., Centre Rutland
Kenyon James, quarryman for Sheldous & S lason
Kenyon Wesley, brakeman, house 10 Elm
Kershaw Thomas, machinist, house 9 Summer
Keyes E. D. (E. D. Keyes & Co.), house 30 West
Keyes E. D. & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in groceries,
flour, etc., Evelyn opposite depot. (See adv .)
Keyes Julia A., widow, house 26 Uenter
Keyes Roxana W. Mrs., postmistress, bouse Centre Rutland
Kidder Frank B., merchant tailor, 3H Merchants' row, house 13
Summer
Kidder J. M., salesman, house 13 Summer
Kilburn A., dentist, 6 Morse's block, boards Berwick House.
(See adv . on page 72.)
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Kilburn J. B., dry goods, cloaks and millinery goods. agerit F.
Leslie's paper patterns 17 Center, house l13 J\laiu
Killa .Michael, laborer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Kimball Elizabeth Mrs., widow , house 44 Forest
Kimball F. H ., clerk W. B. Mussey & Sou, board~ 19 Woodstock
avenue
Kimball JoReph W., carpenter, house 44 Fores t
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RUTLAND DIRE'CTORY.
RU'l'LA.ND DiRECTORY.
Kimball Lorenzo \V., machinist, house 19 Woodstock avenue
Kimberly Curtis, foreman, house West Hutland
King C. H., shoe store, house West Rutland
King Fred. & J os., machinists, Sheldons & Slason
Kingsley Dennis , laborer, house 9 Green
Kingsley Harvey, water commissioner, house 13 Cottage
Kingsley H. W., merchant tailor, 1 3~ Merchants' row house
84 ~lain. (See adv. on page 73.)
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Kingsley Michael, at Ripley Sons, Centre Rutlanrl
Kingsley l\loses, painter and paper hanger, house 15 Grove
Kingsley Lawrence, machinist, house 9 Green
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Kingsley Levi G., hardware, furniture , carpets, etc., 18 ~lerchants' row, house 51 Pine. (See adv.)
Kingsley N . P., real estate agent, house 38 Grove
Kinnclly Patrick, Rutland l\larble Co., Centric) Rutlund
Kinseller l\lichael, sawyer for Ripley Sons, Center H.utland
Kinseller 'l'hornas, employed B.ipley Sons, Center H.utland
K!nsman Chas. H ., for eman H.ipley Sons, house 6 Spring
Kmsman R. R., freight checker, house 8 Chestnut avenue
Kinsman William, machinist, house 17 River
Kinsman Chas. C., clerk Chas. E. Ross, house 14 Grove
Kivelin Martin, at R. l\1. Co., Centre Rutland
Kivelin Wm ., machinist for Suth. Falls i\larble Co .
Kline Daniel, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Kline 'l'hos., employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Knight M. L., clerk M. D. Hayward's boards Verder's block
Knight Silas, clerk, boards Farmirs' Hotel
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Labelle John , quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
La Boeuf Cyril, baker for H. L. Verder & Co.
La Cla ir Edga r, painter, house West
hanger, 86 West, house do.
La Clair Stephen, quarryman for 8heldons & Slason
La Dame Louis, moulder, boards 70 West
La Flam George W., employed R.. l\1. Co., West Rutland
La Fortune Joe., employed B.. l\1. Co., West Rutland
I.Jajoice Paul, laborer, Suth. Fulls Marble Co.
Lalor Edward, Mrs., widow, house 7 Oreen
Lamb Edward, labor('lr, Bipley Sons, Centre Rutland
Lamb James, employed Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Lamb J awes, brakeman, house 118 West
Lamb Jane Mrs., widow, house 118 \\est
Lamb Patrick, teamster, Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Lawbert John C., laborer, house 1 Edson
Lambert Sarah i\lrs., house 1 Edson
Lammercaux Eugene, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
I.Jamson Truman, house Centre Rutland
La nan John, at depot, house 129 West
Landon Albert, clerk, house 15 Grove
Landphere Alba, painter, house 66 Forest
Landon W. C., hardware, F reight corner Evelyn house 13 Grove
Lane Richard, marble mantels, house West Rutl~nd
Langlois Eugene, sw itchman, Mineral near Sprina
Lapoint Noel quarryman for Sheldons & Slason °
La Port Peter, employed R M. Co ., West Rutland
Lardner George, laborer, house 8 Granger
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La Roe Jerry, carpenter, house West Rutland
La Roe Joshua, blacksmith, house rear 86 West
Lareau Joshua, blacksmith, house 21 Forest
Larner Wm., sawyer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Larson Nurze, quarryman for Sbeldon s & Slason
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'WORLD'S BEST PIANOS"
13! MERCHANTS' ROW,
RU'l'LAND, V'l'.
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS YOun PATRONAGE.
~All
H. W. KINGSLEY,
JY-CORSE'S BLOCK,
OPPOSITE DEPOT,
Can be procured only of Fred. H .
Cluett, Troy, N. Y.
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La Clair Edgar, house and sign painter, grainer an d paper
DR. A. KILBURN,
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RUTLAND, VT.
STRICTLY FINE CUSTOM TAILORING.
will pay you to examine CHICKERING Piano, if yon want the best inWorld Renowned
strument manufactured.
It
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RUTLAND DiRECTORY.
La.vallie Adolphus, painter, bouse 24 lfo rest
Lavery Owen, telegraph repairer, boards 8 Merch an ts' row
Lavery .Joseph, telegraph repairer, boards 8 Merchants' row
Lavine Peter, hackman, house 55 West
Law Edward, fireman at Berwick House
Lawrence Geo. E . (.Joyce & Lawrence,( house 28 West
Lawton Le~vis T., deutist, office 4 l\icr c h an~s' row, house
Grove street opposite the grove
Lazo John, at R. ~1. Co., Centre Rutland
Leach C. B. (Bowman & Leach), boards Bates House
Leamy James, station agent, house West B.utland
Learned John, farmer, house WoodRtock avenue
Leary Timothy, laborer, house 1 Granger
L ease \V. H., harness, 4 1 Centre, house 17 Perkin s avenue
Lebare Felix, quarryman for Sheldoos & Slason
Lee Alma, dress mak er, boards 10 Park
Lee Charles , boilermaker, boards 45 West
Lee Geo. A., carpenter, builder and contractor, 43 Maio, bouse
do .
Lee Henry B., carpenter, house 88 Main
L e Fay Edward , labore r , house 3-l: Forest
Lefever John , employed Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Legnard Solomon, quarryman for S held ous & Slaso n
Lemieu P et 0r, shoemaker, boards Farmer's Hotel
Leonard Joseph E., teacher, h ouse West Rutland
L eo nard J. H., employed Ripley Sons, Ce nter Hutl and
Leonard i\lichacl, tcamster·for Suth. Falls lllarLie Co .
J~eonard !II ichael, baggage master, house 25 Riv er
Leonard Napoleon and Sam ., quarrymen for Sheldoos and Slason
L eonard Thos., labore r , Suth: Falls .Marble Co.
Leonard Rebecca J\liss, dressmaker, hou se vYest Rutland
Leonard, marble worke~, house 8 Chestnut avenue
Lepine Dennis, teamster, house 76 Forest
Lester AnDa, widow, house lllill Village
Lester Cha rl es C., clerk, E. F. Sad ler, boards 27 Grove
Lester Gilbert, fanner, house l\1 ill Village
Lester Henry, farmer, house lllill.Village
Lethbrid~e .Joh n, laborer, house Main ncar tannery
Letrimore Solomon, carpenter, house 9 No rth
Levin s Alonzo, painter, house Baxter rear Lincoln iron works
Levins James, for eman "Herald & Globe" press room, house
12 Howe
Lewis E. C., druggist, 2 Merchants' row, bouse 8 Cottage
Lewis N. B. Mrs., carpenter, house 30 Centre
good American Name" hns been n houee hold word for over half
CHICK ERIN Ga"Acentury,
53,000 oftbese matcllless l'ia!losllu ve been made & sold.
RUTL1l N D DIRECTORY.
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Lewis William F., fir eman at Howe Scale Co.
Lheureux Flave 1 blncksn1ith, rear of gas house
Libby P., blacks mith for L. Premo, Mill Village
Liberty Francis, laborer, h ouse 43 Gre.en
Liberty Louis T ., blacksmith, h ouse L111coln ave . cor. Grant
Lillie Walter H., blacksmith, h ouse rear 70 West
Lincoln Iron Worli.:s, Thos. Ross, proprietor, 92, 94, and 96
West. (See adv. front colored _pagc.)
Lincoln Paris P., farmer, h ou se 13 Church
Lincoln William, farmer, house Main below railroad crossing
Lindsey John, butcher, h ouse 7 Pine
Linehan D., employed Flints, Johnson & Co.
Liscomb William H., bookkeeper R. M. Co., West Rutland
Litchfield Fred G. , clerk A. W . Higgins, boards 13 Church
Litchfield Frank B., clerk Dunn & Cramton , boards 13 Church
Litchfield Helen A . Mrs., h ouse 13 Church
Littlefield Andrew J ., lab orer, h ouse 6 Summer
·Littlefield Levi, farmer, house Main opp. fair grou nd , aged 82
Littlefield Mary l\1 iss, house Main opp fair grounds
Littlefield Miranda Miss, Main opp. fair grouDd, aged 73
Livermore R. F., clerk a t Bates House
Loftus Patrick, clerk, J. & T. CadeDs, h ouse 5 llfechanic
Lo"'an Lorenzo J. laborer Main near R. R. crossing
Logan Samuel, fo;eman, l~ ouse 53 Merchants' row
Lloyd John, mason, house 19 South
C • L ., carria"'e and sleiO'h
manufacturer, also general blackLoll ....
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smithing and horsehoeing, 26 Wales, house 21 W est
Long Patrick, labore r, h ouse Moulthrop aven u e
Long Jared, farmer, Mill Village
Lon "' Marietta ll\iss dressmaker , h ouse 11 Merchants' row
Long Sarah Mrs., h~use 11 Merchants, row, 7~ years old
Londri"an John quarryman for S held ons & Slason
Loonie"'Christy, ~mploycd Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Loop George T ., hairdresser, house ll Ple~saDt
Loop S .•J., liquors, teas, etc., boards Berw1ck House
Lorette Peter, carpenter, house 12 Terrill
Loisal Philip, sh oema ker, D. L. Morgan's, house East
Looney Th o!~ . , employed R. l\1. Co., West Rutland
Loselle Philip, shoemaker, b ouse 16~ East
Lyman Daniel F. S., brid ge t ender , house 38 West
Lyman I saac, carpenter, house West Rutland
Lyman l\'lilo, carpenter, house 16 Chest.nut avenue
Lyman William H., carpenter, 124 Mam
Lynch James, laborer, Suth. Falls Marble Co.
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
Lynch John, laborer, house S tron g 's avenue
Lynch li-Iichael, boilr.rmaker, house 29 Meadow
Lynch Patrick, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Lynch Peter, employed Flints, Johnson & Co.
Lynch Thomas, employed Flints, Johnson & Co.
Lynch Patrick, laborer, house 27 llleadow
Lynch 'l.'h omas, engineer, house 28 Wales
Lyon Phi lip, sawyer, Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Lyon T . J . (H. L. Verder & Co.), house 13 Prospect
Lyon William H., laborer, house 3 Cherry
Lyons Dennis, employed R. i\I. Co., \\'est Rutland
Lyston Edward, butcher, 47 Market, house 42 Forest
Lyston John D ., clerk E. D. Keyes, house 42 Forest
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!!'lay Charles S., teamster, house West Rutland
McArthur Clarence H., carpenter, house West Rutland
McBride Patrick, sawyer for Suth . Falls Marble Co.
McHride Wm., employed R . M. Co., West llutland
McCabe Michael, at R. M. Co., Centre Rutland
McCail Mary, Jennie & Kate, house 5 Grove
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'fMcCarty Charles, carpenter, house 77 Forest (jS>..........,oMcCarty Owen, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
McCawley Terrence, sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
l\IcCavat John, laborer, house 6 Green
MeClcllan J. A. Mrs., dressmaker, house 21! Centre
McCluer A. M., clerk, West Rutland
McCluer Milo, carpenter for Sheldons & Slason
McClure D. G., book canva8ser, house 20 Washington
McClure E . C. (McClure & Hall), also piano tune~, boards 34 West
1\'IcClure & Hall, dealer in pianos, organs, sheet music and all
kinds of musical merchandise, 25 Merchants' row
McClure M. A., clerk McClure & Hall , boards 34 West
McCormick Edward, employed Gilson, Clement. & Woodfin
McCormick Frank, employed Gilson, Clem ent & Woodfin
McCormick John, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
McCormick ·John, machinist, house 13 Granger
McCormick Martin, moulder, house 13 Granger
McCormick Owen, employed Gilson, Clement & Wo odfin
McCormick Patrick, employed Gilson, Clement & 'Woodfin
McCormick Thos., employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
McCrea James, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
McCue John, over Shedd's store, Centre Rutland
It willpay yon to examine
the World ReQowued
CHICKERING strument
Piano,
you wnnt th e best in·
manufactured.
DO YOU WANT A I'IA'NO CHEAl?.
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McCue Michael, employed Hipley Sons, Centre Rutland
McCurney Arthur, teamster, house West Hntland
M cDeed Bernard, employed Gilson, Clement & rW oodfin
McDeed James, employed Gilson, Cleme?t & \\ oodfin
McDeed Ma rgaret, domestic at 22 Wash10gton
McDeed Matthew, employed Gilson, Ciemcnt & Woodfin
McDeed Patrick, house West Rutland
McDermott Francis sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
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McDermott John, house Stron~ s avenue
McDermott Thos, laborer, for Sutb. Falls Marble Co.
McDevitt Bernard, laborer, house West Rutland
McDevitt John laborer, house West Rutland
McDonald And~ew, laborer, house h ead of Green
McDonald Patrick, sawyer for Suth. Falls Marble Co .
McDonnell Patrick, laborer, house 26 Granger
McDonnell Patrick, melter, house 104 West
McDonnell Thomas, marble polisher, house 78 Forest
McDono.ugh Bridget, widow, house 41 Me~dow
McDonough Bryan, laborer, house 173 Maw
McDonough Darby, truckman, house 35 South
McDonough James, laborer, house Hopkins street
McDonouO'h James at R. M. Co., Center Rutland
McDonough Patrick; laborer, house Strong's avenue
McDonough Mary M., widow, house 169 Main
McDowell Robt., employed Flints, Johnson & Co.
McDowell Thomas, blacksmith R. M. Co., house West Rutland
McGann John, cooper, Sheldons & Slason
McGarry Bernard, sawyer for Suth. Falls Marble Co. ,
McGarry Hugh and Pat, laborers Suth. Falls Marble Co .
McGarry Michael, sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
McGarry Michael, sawyer Sheldon s & Slason
McGarry Thos , grocer in depot, house West Rutland
McGetrick Thomas, laborer, house Woodstock avenue
McGinley Chas. and Pat., quarrymen Sheldons & Slason
McGinn James, laborer, house 110 Green
McGinness Charles, hostler, house 10 Granger
McGinness Edward, machinist, house 3 Wales
::.\'lcGinness James, carpenter, house 3 Wales
McGinness John, laborer, house 131 West
McGinness Mathew and Mat jr., sawyers Suth. Falls Marble Co.
McGinness William, employed Flints, Johnson & Co.
McGowan Edward, teamster for Suth . Falls Marble Co.
McGowan James, laborer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
McGowan ·John, laborer, house 5 Hopkins
Can be procured only of Fred. H.
Cluett, Troy, N.Y.
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FRED , H, CLUETT the
who is exclu sive agent for '
Chickering & Stein way.
Cluett
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RUTLAND DIREC'l'ORY.
McGowan .\1ichael, emp loyed R. i\1. Co., W es t Rutland
McGuire Bartholomew , labo rer , house 156 i.\Iaiu
McGuire Jas., employed Gilson . Clement & Woodfin
McGuire Tib., dressmaker, house 3H Merchants' row
McGuire Patrick, house Hopkins near Stron"'s avenue
McGuire Terrence, teamster, R. !H. Co, Centre Rutland
McGurk France, employed Ripley Sons, Centre Hutlaud
McGurk E llen l\Irs., widow, house 49 Green
McGurk James, brakeman, house 49'Green
McGurk J obn, blacksmith, .Ripley Sons, W es t opp. boiler shop
McGurk John, employed Rtpley Sons, Centcr .Rutland
:\Ic.John John, emp loyed Uilson, Clemen t & Woodfin
Mcintyre John, brick manufacturer, east of F. Chaffee's on
Main street, house 2 and 4 Green . (See adv.)
Mcintyre John H ., foreman ca r sh op . house 4 Spring
McKean Bryan, clerk B. & D. C. Billinoos house 7 Franklin
. Mrs., widow, 12 Forest
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McKeogh Cathanne
McKcogh Wm . J., bookbinder, boards 12 Forest
McKeon James, quarryman for S heldons & S lason
McKeon Peter, sawyer for S uth Falls Marble Co .
McLaughlin And rew, quarryman for Sheldous & S lason
McLaughlin Bernard and Pat, quarrymen Sheldons & S lason
McLaughlin Bridget Mrs., widow, house 20 East
McLaughlin James, carpenter R. l\1. Co., Ce ntre Rutland
McLau!!;hlin John, blacksn1ith, house Wood stock avenue ·
McLaughlin Robert, watc hm an, boards ~0 East
l\lcL•lUghlin John 1st, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
McLaughlin Michael, farm er, house h ead of Green
McLaughlin Patrick, mason, h ouse 12 Walas
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, house opposite 37 Green
Mc-'lahon ,J obn, blacksmith, house 3 1 Forest
Mc~Iahon John, machinist, house 106 West
McMahon John, blacksmith, house 3 1 Forest
McMahon Martin, fireman, rear Putnam & Sawye r's block
McMahon Patrick, laborer, Suth. Falls Marble Co.
McMahon Thos., tailor, house 21 Green
M ci\lan us Peter, g rocer, 93 West, h ouse do.
McNamara Daniel, laborer, house Allen near railroad crossin"'
McNamara James E., marble cutter, boards rear 70 West
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McNamara John, foreman R. M. Co., Centre Rutland
McNamara Michael, sawyer for Sheldons & S lason
McNe!ll Jas. and Wm., quarrymen t' heldnns & Sla~on
McNCtll Hu!!h, marble mantels. house West Rutland
l\lcNoah William, foreman, ho~3e 2 Maple
The best pos•ihle ba,rgains
lnPtanos may be obtamed of
J?IANOS FROM $50 UJ?.
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l\lcQuain Ellen L. Mrs., house rear 147 Main
1\'lcTierney Bryan, em ployed Gi ltion , Clement & Woodfin
McTierncy Patrick, sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
Mabry Geo. H., machinis t. house Main below R. R crossing
Maccabee Loraine Mrs., widow, house 39 Forest
Macomber J. B., electro silv er plater, 33 Center, house do.
(See adv.)
Madigan Thomas Mrs., widow, hou se Allen near H. R. crossing
Magan John I house vVest H.utland
.Maher John, laborer, h ouse 111 W est
Maher Patrick, laborer , house Centre Rutland
Maher Stephen, tinsmith, boards, 28 Forest
Maher William, moulder, boards 111 West
Mahoney Daniel, h ouse Allen near R. R. crossing
l\1ailbiot Joseph, shoemaker, D. L. i\'l organ's. bouse 35 Green
l\lalady Michael, employed G ilson, Clement & Woodfin
Maloney Bryan, emp loyed R. M. Co., \\' es t Rutland
Maloney Martin, employed S held ons & Sla~o n
Mandigo Michael, laborer, house Centre Rutland
l\langan Andrew, labor er, house Strong's aven ue opposite Hopkins
Mau gan Francis, laborer, h ouse 27 Granger
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Manga n John·, laborer, house A !leu above R . R. crossing
Mangan Owen, laborer, house 115 ·w est
Mangan Patrick, laborer, house 1 2 H opkins
l\'laugan Thomas, sawyer, h ouse Ceutre Rutland
l\ianley J. E., attorney at law an d notary public, office and residence West Rutland
Manley Madison 8., groce r house 9 Wales
:Manley Thomas D ., marble agent, house l Cottage
Manley William W., marble turner, boards 1 Cottage
Manley Wil}jer P., bookkeeper National Bank of Rutland, boards
109 Main
Manley Wm ., employed Flints, Johnson & Co.
Mannay John, laborer, house 20 River
Manning J as. and Pat, quarrymen S b eldon s. & Slason
Manning Nathan, teamster H. H. Brown & Co., West Rutland
Mansfield George R. (Mansfield & Stimson), house 46 W est
. Mansfield & Stimson, proprietorR Eagle foundry and machine
works, Union opposite R. R. car shop. (See ad v. on inside
back cover.)
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Mara Timothy, laborer , swamp west of scale works
Maranville Galusha, carpenter, house 16 'Elm
Marble Valley Hotel, C. H. Campbell, opp. depot West
Hutland
Don't be deceived. If you
want the very best tho
ST£ IN WAY
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rivul. Examine tl.wm.
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:Music.
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l\Iarcean George, employed K l\1. Co., West Rutla.nd
l\larchand Eph. and Geo ., qua.rrymeo Sheldous & S lasoo
Marchand Peter, quarryman for Sheldons & Slasoo
l\larion Hawley, employed at Bardwell House
Marks J oho, car builder, hous~ 15 l\Ieadow
Maroney John, laborer, house Centre Rutl and
Marooney J ohn, employed Gi lson, Clement & Woodfin
Maroooey John, employed R. i\I. Co., West Rutland
Marooney Michael, Patrick, Thomas, at R. i\1. Co. Centre Rutland
Marshall B. W., choice family groceries, provisions, crockery
etc., 1 Grove, house 16 Cottage
Marshall AlbertS., watches, clocks, jewelry, silver and plated
ware, spectacles, guns, revolvers, cartridges, fine watch repairing a specia lty elc., 1 i\Ierchants' Row
Marshall Louis A., clerk B. W. i\larsball, boards 16 Cottage
Marshall Nathan S., watchmaker at A. 8. Marshall's
Marshall W m., tailor for Peter Fagan, boards 20 Green
Martell Joseph, painter, bouse 26 Center
1\lartell Louis, painter, bouse 29 Wales
Mason Charles S., clothing, hats, caps, traveling bags, 43
Merchants' r ow , h ouse 28 West (See adv. page 81.)
ALBERT S. MARSHALL,
Successor to h!archall
NQHQUS8 can mak 8 b8tt er
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Mason Charl es L., painter, bouse 10 Park aven ue
Mason Cynth ia S i\lrs., widow, house 6 Prospect
Mason E. G., gene ral agen t Aetna Life Ins. Co. , also agent
Equitable Life Assurance society and N. Y. Life los. Co. Putnam & Sawyer's block, h ouse 6 Maple
Mason Geor("fe A., clerk G. W. Hilliard, boards 14 Cottage
l\'hsoo Jap1e~, teamster, West below Columbian Marble Co .
Mason Wm. C., bookk eeper, house 9 S ummer
Massey Francis X . , printer, house 18 East
Massey S. W., printer Herald & Globe, boards 10 Park ave.
Matamorse Bartly, employed Gilson, Cleme nt & Woodfin
Matthews Byron . corpenter, bouse 14 Gibson avenue
l\Iatthews Charles H., carpenter, h ouse 37 Forest
Matthews John, laborer for S uth. Falls Marble Co .
Mead Andrew J., farmer, house W es t Rutland
Mead George V., carpen ter, house 6 Chestnut aven ue
Mead Horatio, farmer house Centre Rut land
Mead Joel M., fanne r, h ouse Centre Rutland
Mead John A., physician and surgeon, offi ce an d residence 22
W ashin gton corner Prospect, office h ours, 7 to 9 A. M ., 12 to
2 and 6 to 8 P. M .
Mead J ohn H., farmer h ouse , West Rutland
Mead Moses A., carpenter, house Centre Rutland
Mead Rowlie Mrs., widow house W est Rutland
Mead & Parker, country store, i\laio st., \V. Rutland. (See
adv. next page.)
Mead Rollin C ., farmer, house Centre Rutland
Mead H.. R. (Mead & Parker), h ouse Main near West Rutland
Mead S tephen W., farmer, h ouse Center Rutland
Mead Zebulon Mrs ., farmer, house Centre R utland
Meegan Owen, moulder, house 41 Forest
Meeker Su;~an i\lrs., dressmaker, h ouse 95 Main corner Terrill
CHAS. S. MASON
DEALER IN
Jfine Jjteadu ~de ~;lothing,
WARE,
SPECTACLES,
GUNS, REVOLVERS, CARTRIDGES, &c.
HATS, CAPS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
AND LADIES' AND GENT'S TRAVELING BAGS,
No. 1 Merchants' Row, Rutlmul, Vt.
Bates Honse Block, Corner Merchants' Row &Center St.: Rutland, Vt.
PROVE IT
If in douht and yo n des ire the bes t, an examilwtion of the Stein
, way and Chickenng Pianos will sutisfy you of their superiority.
4
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HI CHERI N G
obtaiuublc.-,Exnmiue them.
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ALEX. SELKIRK, Solicitor of Patents, 44 N. 'Pearl St., Albany, N. Y.
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RUTLAND DlREUTOR Y.
MAKES TEIE
!~st
TRY T:S:E]Y.(.
E. N. Merriam's Perfect Filling Shirt Patterns
Cut to measure. arranged for open front n~d open
back s hirt~. Sent anywhere by m111l. Prtee ~ne
doll.rr.1•. Directions for meusnremcnts for shuts
or patterns sent on application .
Stamping for Braid and Embroidery
F
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HARDWARE, FARMING 'I'OOLS,
Crockery, Patent lUedicines, Carpets, Floor and Table
Oil Cloths, Fish, Flour, Salt, &c.
VTEST RUTLAND, VT_
R. R. MEAD .
You wilt 1\ud them nt
Fred. H. Cluett's.
JittiDg Shbts!
So his customers affirm, to be obtained anywhere.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
E. N. MERRIAM
ERFECT
DEALERS IN
ORGANS
Miller i.\Iadame R. E., dressma ker, house 26 Center
l\liner A. L., hairdresser at J. W. Farmers, house 1 Garden
Miner Breno. painter, house 1 High
.
Miner & Son, carr i a~e makers, blacksm1ths, horseshoers and general jobbing, Terrill corner Main
Miner Levi (Miner & Son), house 22 East
Miner Levi F. (Miner & Sou), boards 22 East
Mitchell John D., dea le r in millinery and fancy goods, notions , and a full line of ladies' furnishing goods, 29 lHerchants'
row , hous e 29 Grove.
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1\'Iitchell Walter, rector 'l'rinity church, house Perkms ave.
l\1 off'at Garvin, marblcworker , b oa rds Bard well HouBe
l\Ionalnn John, employed Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
1\louahan Owe n, brassmoulder, house 1 Granger
Monahan Patrick laborer house Centre Rutland, 80 years old
l\lauahau H(lbt., ~mpl oyed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Monahan Thos., employed G ilson, Cle ment & Woodfin
Mongleson Peter, carpenter for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Moore Herbert, fireman, boards 33 Forest
Monvi ll e Jos., employed R. l\1. Co ., West Rutland
REMIUM
MEAD & PARKER,
C. A. PARKER.
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JIUTL.A ND DiRECTORY.
Meilliur C., employed Flints, Johnson & Co.
Meilleur J ., blacksmith, house Centre Rutland
Meldon Mary Mrs ., house 100 West
Mellow Frank M., hairdressing rooms, also manufacturer and
prop rietor of'' Mellows' Celebrated Sea Foam," the betit hair
tonic in the market; 50 cents a bottle; first premium over all
other kinds; 31 Centre (second floor), house 37 \Vcs.t
Mercier Achille and Paul, quarrymen Sheldons & Slason
]}'[erJ·iam E. N., music store. and age nt for Grover & Baker's
and Domestic sewing machines, shi'rt manufacturer, etc,; also
depository of the V erwout Bible Society; 19 Merchants' row,
boards 1 Chestnut avenue. (See adv. next page.)
Merrill Chas. A., photographer, boards 33 Grove
Merrill J. 0., photographer, complete sati~factiou guaranteed
in all cases, studio 1 Merchants' row corner \Vest, hous e 33 Grove
Merrill Geo. A., pres ident of Howe Sca le Co ., house 69 Main
Merritt Benjamin G., contract.or, house 1 Elm
Mero C. lllrs., widow, house 8 Green
Mero Charles, shoemaker, house 8 Green
Mero Sylvester, employed Ripley Sans, Center Rutland
Metzger Wm., upholsterer, shop on Evelyn street, house 25
Eltll, (See adv.)
Meyerhoffer Viuccnt C., granite agent, house 8~ East
]}'Iietzke George A., professor of music and organist of Cong regational Church, house 28 Grove
Milan John, plumber, boards rear 70 W es t
Miller L . T., painter, house 26 Center
Millington Gilbert D., boards 83 Main
Miller John, employed Rutland :'II. Co., Centre Rutland
lf iu search of tile very
best now produced
See pngc 8.
neatly and tast.efnlt y done. Articles to he stamped
can be sen t by mail at smnll cost.
ITTI~G
The GroYer & Eaker, mHl Domestic
s
SEWING MACHINES.
The best in th e world for fa mil y usc.
cash nt g1·catly reduced prices.
Sold for
~lflf/Jlll!JflfiJCJlf!Nlt.ll!l!lRS" PI~H~$.
Tbe finest in t he world.
Other pinnas nt the lowest li ving prices.
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
!.111310, !.11131CAL !~STllU!.IEN·l'S, PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, &c., &c., &c.
::C:E:POS:CTO:R.Y OF '-'T- S:C:SLE SOC:IE:TY~
E - N' 19 Merchants' Row,
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Ayent fo-r Dotn.estic Paper Fa.Yhions.
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Rutland, Vt,
Ccttrtlooues sent fr ee.
With Frccl. H. Cluett or his represe ntative, if you
desire to procure oue of tbe bc•t Ptanos or Organs,
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CLUETT &. SONS, TEMPLE OF MUSIC. seepages.
R U1'LAN]) D I RECTORY.
l\l ooty Charles :::l., teamster, house 7 T err ill
Moody John , plumber, house l\l ain street West Rutland
Moreau D avid , for eman, hou se 6 Pine
Moreau Thomas, laborer, bouse W est Hutland
Moran C., emp loyed Flint's, John so n & Co .
Moran Patrick, employed Flints, John so n & Co.
Moran Thos., quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Moran Thos., employed Gilson, Clement & 'Woodfi n
Morgan D. L., dealer in lad ies and ge ntlema n's boots a nd sh oes ,
of the best. quality , custom work a specia lty , r epairin g done at
short notice , 15 Centre, house 3 Pa rk ave nue
Morga n Fay, lab or er, h ouse W est Rutl a nd
Morga n Hiram, trackmaster, b ouse 49 Forest
Morgan Frank, clerk l\l ead & Parker, West Rutland
Morgan Esther W ., widow, house W est Rutland
Morris H. C., bookk ee per, boards 68 W est
l\1 orrison A. J ., mail agen t, boards Bard well House
Morrison Patrick, laborer, bouse 9 Granger
Morse E. A., dru ~~i s t and apoth ecary, l\Iorsc's Neroli colog ne
a specialty, 45 Merchants' row, oppos ite dep ot, house 110
l\lain
Morse F. A., dru ggist an d apoth ecary, and agent for th e Oriental
Tea Co., a lso dealer in p aints, oi ls, glass, etc., l\lain corner
Marble. West Rutland . (See adv.)
Morse Geo. W ., machinist , house 7 Union
Morse Lucius A., drugg ist, 13 Grant avenue
Morse Willis, small beer, 6 West, house 3 lll adison
Morrison David and John. sawyers She! dons & Slason
Morton L eander, engineer, boards 5 Pine
Mortrom J ohn, for eman, house Centre R utland
l\1 oses U., employed R. l\'1. Co., W est Rutland
Moulthrop Hob ert, farm er, bouse Maio ncar Park
Mound Thomas, den tist , gold fillings a specialty, office 2 1 ~
Centre ( up stairs), boards 19 Wales
Moynihan .John, blacksmith, house 1 G reen
Mulcahe J ohn, harn ess mak cr , h ouse 133 l\laiu
M ulb ern l\1 arlin, employed R. l\1. Co., Centre Rutland
Mulh ern Thos., employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfi n
Mullaney Thos ., employed Gi lson, Clement & 'V ood fin
Mullin Daniel with D . F. Mullin & Bro.
Mullin Dennis F. ( D. F. Mullin & Bro.) , Marble street, Rutland
Mullin D. F. & Bro., dealers in drugs, medicines, groce ri es
and provisions, toil et and fancy articles, a fu ll lin e o f cigars,
Marbl e street, W est Rutland. (See adv. next page.)
STEINWAY
"KING OF PIANOS" Sold E:.:clu sively
by l•'red. ll. Cluett.
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
Mull in Jam es (D. F . Mullin & Bro.), Marble street. 'vV est Rutland
Mullin Micha el, employed Gi lson, Clement & Woodfin
Mullin Patrick, qu arryman for Sheldons & Slason
Mulvey Jolln, employed R. M. Co., Centre Rutland
Mumford G eo rge, sawyer for Shcld ons & Sluson
Mumford Thos , coper for Sheldons & Slason
M untez Adam, machinist for Suth . Fal.ls Marble Co ..
Murdock William, carpenter, house Mmcral near Spnn g
Murphy Jam es, employed Gilson, Cleme nt & Woodfin
Murphy Jam es , laborer , house 45 Green
Murphy J eremi ah J., tai lor. bouse 73 West
Murphy J obn, medi cal stuC!..e nt, boards 27 Wales
Murphy John 2d , sawyer fcrr Sheldons & Slason
Murphy John, blacksmith Sheld ons & Slason
Murphy M icbael, mechanic, boards 27 Wales
Murphy Michael, laborer, swamp west, of Scale works
Murphy Timothy, labo rer, house 20 Granger
Murray Chas., clerk at B ates Hou se
Murray John, carpenter, h ouse 21 E lm
Murray Wm. at B. . M. Co., Centre Rutland
Mussey Charles W . (W. B . Mussey & Son) , bourdA 32 Grove
Mussey Evelyn P ., farme r , h ouse.Ma in below R. R. c.rossing
Mussey Henry, farm er, h ouse Ma1n b elow R. R . crossmg .
Mussey J ames B. , farm er, house Ma~n below R . R . cross~n g
Mussey Robert E., farm er , house i\'lam below R . R. cross!llg ..
Mussey W. B. & Son, choice fami ly groce ri es an~ prov isions,
etc., 11 Merchants' row , house 32 Grove . (~ee adv . next page.)
Mutly P~trick, sawyer for Sutb. Fall s Marble Co.
D. F. MULLIN & BRO.,
DRUGGISTS, APOTHECARIES,
AND DEALERS I N ALL KINDS OF
ALSO · CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
Fine Erancls of Tobacco & Cigars a Specialty.
MARBLE ST., WEST RUTLAND, VT.
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!.!ULLIN.
JA!.!ES !.!ULLIN.
RED H TRQ
' y J N, y , , IsOrgans
selling the World's Best Pianos and
at prices tha t defy competition.
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RUTLAND ])/RECTORY.
RUTLAND DJREC:t'ORY.
Mutual Exchang-e Block,
corn er W es t .and Grove
Myers J. J ., Sutherlaud Falls !llarblc Co. , boards Bates House
Myron Frank, sawyer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
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Nary Mary l\Irs., house Main near tanucry
Nash James, machinist for Sheld ons & Slason
Nason Chnrles K, employed Gilson, Clcw ent & Woodfin
Nason H. E., foreman S uth . Falls Marble Co.
National Bank of Rutland. 49 Merchants' row
Naylon Michael , bridge builder, house ~4 Forest
Naylor George, firemau, h ouse 3 P erkins avenue
Needham Joseph B.1 carpente r, h ouse 10 Park
Needham Lewis C., freight clerk, boards depot restauran t
Nelson Edgar, butcher , house ~lain below R. R crostiin g
Nelson Thomas, gran ite cutte1·, house 3 Sch ool
Nevin Dan'!, employed R. ,\].Co ., West Rutland
Newman 'l'h os ., employed Flints , John so n & Co .
Newton Aruold, salesman, huuse )Jain above· tannery
Newton Cu lver, laborer, house W est Rutland
Newton Chas. G .. sasbma ker , h ouse 3 Union
Newton l\1., stoves, tinware, g lassware , etc. , l\Iain street, 'Vest Rutland
Newton Nelson, laborer, bouse \Vest B.utland
W. B. MUSSEY & SON,
W . B. MUSSEY.
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CIIAS. W. MUSSEY.
TROY, N, Y,
Is the number of Fred. H. Cluett's Piano
ware room. Best goods at lowest prices.
FOR THE BEST PIANOS AND ORGANS. see page s.
87
Nichols Carlos W.,
photog rapher, ~H Centre, house 6 High.
(Sec adv. front colored pag e.)
Nichols Charles V., boardH 6 High
Nichols Joel T ., engin eer, house 9 Church
Nichols S. C . ~Irs., widow, boards 6 High
Nicholso n Anson A. Mrs .. widow, h ouse 7 Cuttage
Nicholson Davicl E., attorney and counsellor at law and
solicitor an d master in chau cery, 4 Murse's Block, house 8
Grove.
Ni c holson Marcus D., boards 7 Cottage
Nims B.ufus D., farm er, h ouse 13 Woodstock avenue
Noe Joseph, teamster for S uth . Falls Marble Co .
Nolan John, teamster fur S he ldons & S lason
·Nomaudau John, wheelwright, house 4 School
Normandin Oli1•er, sho emak e r D. L. l\Iorga n , boards 8 Willow
Non·i:; Joseph, file manufacturer, 26 Wales, h ouse 6 Perkins ave .
North Aarou K, machinist for Sheld ons & S lason
Norton Hubert, marble worker, house 1 Franklin
Novak Albert, cutter with P. Fagan, 25~ Merchants' r ow, house 2
East
Nyc Harry W ., house 74 West
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Oatey John, meat cook at Bates House
Oats Jam es , employed Flints, .Juhns!ln & Co.
O'Brien Corneli us, laborer, hou se 20 Meadow
O'Brien Daniel, laborer , h ouse G Granger
O'Brien Jlartin & Wm ., quarrym e n Si1eluons .& S lason
O'Brien Thos., emp loyed G-ilson, Clement. & \V oodfin
O'Brien Timothy, p o li ~ h cr, house 12~ West
0' Cmlllell see a lso Connell
Odell M., e mployed H. :\1. Co., W es t Rutland
O'Donnell John, laborer , house 13 South
0' lJ earn Jam es, laborer, h ouse 130 South
0'£-lcarnc Patrick, laborer, swamp west of scale works
O'Keefe James, fanner, hou ·e Mineral near Spring
Oliver Gra nite Work s, 77 West
Ohnstead Charles, tick et agent, h ous e 135 Maio
O'Lou)£ hlio Bryan, laborer, house l Frauklin g
0'1-lollerhau John , yardman fur Sheldons & S lason
Olin W . S, boards l-!7 Maio
0':\Teil John, granite. cutte r, boards Berwick House
O 'Nei l John & Edward, opposite depot, West Rutland
'WORLD'S BEST PIANOS"
Can be procured onl y of Fred. H .
Cluett, Troy, N. Y.
.
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
RU7'LAND DIRECTORY.
O'Neil l\liohael, 1st and 2d, quarrym en S heldons & Slason
0' Neil Patrick, employed l\larble Vall ey hotel
Oney David jr., hairdresse r Berwick Ilouse, house 10 Willow
Oney David, tailor 15z Ceutre, house Edson
Onion A lbert, clerk N. Weeks & Son, boards Grove corner Perkins
avenue
Onion Carlos L., car repairer, house Grove corner Perkins avenue
Onion Eliza A. l\lrs., widow, house Grove corner Perkins avenue
Orcutt A. A., carriage painter -! Wales, house 6 Summer
O'Reilly Charles Rev ., pastor St. Bridget's church West llutland
O'Rourke Patrick, employed Gilson , Clement & Woodfin
Ormsbee E. H., student Prout & W., boards 140 !\lain
Ormsbee George L., pressman "Herald & Globe," house 7 Willow
Ormsbee E. L . .l\lrs., h o u~e 140 Main
Osborne Chas., polisher for Suth. Falls l\larble Co.
Osgood Abbie L ., teacher Rutland l\lilitary Institute
Osgood DavidS. chairmaker, house 18 Chestnut avenue
Osgood Lee, farmer, house l\lill Village
Osgood l\1. L., clerk, boa rds 18 Chestnut avenue
Otis Fred. W ., clerk express office, boards Bard well House
Otis John 1\'L, agent United States and Canada and National
.Express, office in depot building, house 10 Pros pect
Owen James H ., clerk, boards 8 Court square
Owen W. H. B., dealer in choice family g roceries, dry goods,
crockery, hardware, agricultura l implements, etc., 73 Center,
house 8 Court square
Palmer Wm. H., clerk, house 11 North
Parker Augelia S. Mrs., widow, house 143 Main
Parker, Chas. A. (Mead & Parker), Pleasant st., W. Rutland
Parker C. J., sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
Parker J. A., telegraph operator, h ouse 15~ Center
Parker George, laborer, house 40 Forest
Parker John F., laborer, house 40 Forest
Parker Susan Mrs .. widow, b ouse 143 Main
Parker Matthew, e~ployed R M. Co., W est Rutland
Parkhurst C. A. & Co., dry and fancy goods, notions etc.,
agent for " Hatlinger's champion carpet sweeper" Mutual
Exch . Block West corner Grove, house 22 Cottage
Parmenter C., manager of Union Novelty Co., 2H Merchants'
row, house 15 Grove. (See adv.)
Parris J. J., conductor, boards Bardwell House
Parso Alex., employed R M. Co., West H.utland
Patch Fred. R., foreman Suth. Falls l\Jarble Co.
Patch Henry R ., fireman , boards 37 Grove
Patch H.oswell N., street commissioner, house 37 Grove
Patch W. E, employed Gi lson, Clement & Woodfin
• Patnod Charles, carpenter, house 29 H.iver
Patterson, Robert, farmer , house l\lill Village
Patton Andrew, fireman , house opposite 24 Howe
Patton Patrick, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Patton Wm. employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Paul George W., machinist, lUpley Sons, Centre H.utland
Pearson L. L., machinist, house 3 Terrill
P~ase Aaron G. Mrs., widow, house 119 Main
Pease George F ., clerk P . 0., boards 119 Maiu
Pease John C., teller Nat. Bank of Rutlaud, boards 119 Maio
Peck Elias, pawn office and dealer in new and second hand
clothing 2 Uenter, bouse 11 Elm
Peck George W ., wago nmaker, house West H.utland
Pecor Frank, mason, house 14 Green . ·~· u?~ ~~<r---/'l.- 1
Pelkey Joseph , blacksmith for Suth . Falls Ma1'ble Co.
Pelrah Eugene and Frank, quarrymen, Sheldons & Slaso n
Pelrah Mitchell, quarryman for Sheldonh & Slason
Pendergrast Michael, employed, Gilson, Clement & Woodfiu
Penders Henry, laborer for Suth . Falls Marble Co.
Penders John , quarryman for Sheldons & Slaso n
Penfield Sarah Miss, house 24 Grove, aged 73 years
Pennin gto n Thomas, machinist, house 5 Elm
People's Gas Light Co., office 2 Union street
Perkins Arthur, clerk J. A. Gould, boards 31 West
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Page Edward D., clerk. Howe Scale Co., boards Ill Main
Page Nathaniel F., blacksmith, house 16 Church
Page John B., presi dent National Bank of Rutland and Rutland R H. Co., and Treasurer H owe Scale Co., house 111
Main
Page ·william R., shipping clerk Howe Scale Co., boards 111
l\lain
Paige Bcoj. F., clerk W. B. l\Iussey & Son, boards 50 Washin gto n
Paige Jacob, machinist, house 50 Washington
Paige Norman A., livery, house 8 Prospect
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Paige Sy lv es ter F . i\lrs., widow, house 4 Cottage
Pajcau Joseph, trav. agt. Sheldons & Slason's
Pa lm er Charles E., clerk, house 24 W est
Palmer Geo. H., dry and fancy goods, and agt. Domestic paper
1ashions, 27 J\lerchauts' row, house :W Pcrl::ius avenue
Don't he deceived. It you
wa u L the very best the
ST £IN WAY
Piano is now without a
r1vul, Exumlue them.
the World Renowned
CHICKERING Piano,
if you want the best instrument manufactured.
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
Perkins Clarence 0. , clerk E. D. Keyes & Co., boards 31 W est
Perkins Henry K, carpenter, house 11 Gibsons avenue
Perkins Henry 0., house 31 West
Perkins Moses J ., real estate, house 18 l\Iain
Perkins R. L., Rutland Paint Works, 13 Wales
Perry Chas. W., clerk Gould & Pollard , boards 10 Perkins avenue
Perry P. W., clerk F . A. Mor~e's, West Rutland
Perry Parkhill W., clerk, house West Hutland
Peters ,Joseph, tailor, boards Farmers' Hotel
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Peterson John P., jaqitor, Baxter National Bank, house 4 Edson
Pettenl!il l Samuel B ., editor '' Herald & Globe," boards 24 West
Peverly Horace L., marble turner, house 125 l\lain
Peverly Sumner D ., baker, house 23 Elm
Phe lps, J. B., lawyer. boards Bardwell House
Phelps Lydia A. ~lrs., 23 Center
Phibbs George D., wheelwright, house Maple near Pine
Phillips Alanson, shoemaker, house 58 ~laiu
Phillips Albert S., brakeman, 14 Church
Phillips Charles i\1 , car repairer, house 3 Park
Phillips Clarkson, car repairer, house 3 l\lechauic
Philli ps Oscar, laborer, boards 58 l\Iain
Philli})S R. A., bridge builder, carpenter and mason, house 1
Perkins avenue corner Grove
Pierce Darwin C., mail clerk, house 26 Howe
Pierce Nathan, uJarble and lumb er dealer, house.5D Centre
Pierpoint Evelyn, house 19 West
Pierpont E., dealer in choice family groceries, flour, provisions,
etc., 25 Center, house 19 \Vest. (See adv.)
Pierpont Susan Miss, house 18 West
Pillin Michael, laborer, house 6 Moulthrop avenue
Pitts Benjamin F., turner, house Baxter, rear Lineoln Iron vVorks
Pistole Francis, blacksmith, house 8 Ll owe
Pitts Rollin, employed Hipl ey Sons, Centre Rntlaud
Pitts John, boards rear 70 West
Plaisted Charles B., salesman, house 15 Church
Plaisted l£lisha, machinist, house 16 Pine
P laisted Samantha F. Mrs., widow, house 15 Church
P lummer Charles, carpenter, house 10 Pearl
Plummer Daniel , carpenter, boards 2 Pine
Plumley Esther Mrs., house 17 Merchants' row
Poland Joseph, bridge builJcr, house 5 Grant
Poland Joseph, carpenter, house 19 Elm
Pollard Benjamin F., clerk Gould & Pollard, boards Bardwell
House
PROVE IT.
$1 0 0 BUYS A GOOD PIANO.
If in doubt and you desire the best, nn exa mination of the Stein·
way and Chlckermg Pianos will sati sfy you of their superiority.
Sec page 8.
91
Pollard Wm., clerk Gould & Pol lard, boards 2 Prospect
Pond Abbott, house 114 Main
Pond B. W. , farmer , house 3 Williams
Pond E. A., physician, office 7 Centre, house 114 Main, office
hours from 8 to 9 A. ill 11 to 12~ noon and 2 to 3 and 7 to 8
P.M.
Pooler Amasa, house 18 Washington
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Poronto Rdward D., sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
Porter Caroline Miss, house 8 Church, aged 73 years
Porter Cyrus, physician, office 6 West, house 8 do.
Porter Henry W., ge neral insurance agent, offico 7 Centre,
house 83 Main
Porter J. Edward, merchant, house 81 Main
Porter James B., physician and surgeon, office and residence on 81 Main
Porter vV m. E. I mason) house Grove above North
Post James E., speculator, house 30 West
Potter Charles W., conductor D & H. R. B.. (H.. & W. Division), house 1 Spring
Potter George W., carpenter, house 27 E lm
Powers Chas. J., dealer in choice fami ly groceries, teas, coffees ,
spices, canned goods, nuts, fruits, confectionery, tobacco , cigars,
·
etc., 37 Centre, house as Washin gton
Powers David & Edward, quarrymen Sheldons & Slason
Powers Ira, engineer, · house '1 Pine
Powers Michael, sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
Powers William, laborer, swam p rear of round house
Pratt Albert, engineer, house 10 Summer
Pratt Alexander, engineer, house 20 Howe
Pratt Bradley, carpenter , house 33 Perkins avenue
Pratt Charles H., house 10 Pine
Pratt Chas. H ., mail clerk "Herald & Globe," boards 1 Grove
Pratt Frederick N. Mrs., house 8 Forest
Pratt Henry carpenter, Rip ley Sons, Centre Rutland
Pratt John, flreman, house Ce ntre opposite Berwick Hotel
Pratt Moses, engineer, house 10 Howe
Pratt Wright, teamster , house 8 ]Turest
Predum Charles, blacksm ith , house 8 Terrill
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Premo Levi carria()'e and slei()'h manufacturer, horseshoer and
blacksmith ,'Wales ~orner Wil~w, house Mill Village
Preston William, bagga~?;e master, room Putnam & Sawyer's block
Prevost Frank, laborer, house 88 West
Price Emery, employed R. M. Co., West H.utland
Prior Charles, laborer, house 39 Main
Don'~
be deceived. It you
want the very best tl)o
ST £I N WAY
rival. Examine them.
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
1/UTLAND DIRECTORY.
Prior Henry, farm er, house 39 Main
Prior H ir::tm, blacksmith for Suth. Falls i\la.rble Co .
Pritchard Harvey F ., farmer, house Mill Village
Pritchard Hugh, marble mantels, house West Rutland
ProctorS. W ., clerk W . H . Woodward, West B.utlaud
Proctor Redfield, treasurer of Sutherland Falls ~larble Co.,
office and residence , Sutherland Falls
Prout John (Prout & Walkr.r), house 9 Cottage
Prout & Walker, lawyers, office over National Bank of Hutland
Provost Desire, shoemaker, boards Farmers Hotel
Provost Joseph, sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
Puryea Henry , labo rer, house head of Woodstock avenu e
Puryea Peter, teamster, house head of Woodstock avenue
Puryea William, house head of Woodstock avenue
Putnam J. H., physician and surgeGn, office and residence
15 Washington
Putnam James ;\1., chief of police, house 16 Washington
Putnam S. G., freight agent, U. V. and B. & B.. B.. R, office
new freight house, residence 42 Grove
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Quilty Edward, house 21 Wales
Quilty John Mrs., widow, house 21 Wales
Quilty Michael, painter, boards 21 Wales
Quinlan Charles, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Quinn Edward, employed R M. Co., West B.utland
Quinn John, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Quinn Michael, livery, boarding and sale stables, and carriage
repository, 22 Centre, house 27 Washington
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Race Andrew, carpenter, house 18 Howe·
B.ain ville Paul l\1 rs., house 12 Forest
Raleigh John, laborer, house West B.utland
B.aleigh Patrick, employed R. i\1. Co., West B.utland
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B.and John, conductor, boards 2 Freight
Randall Charles, mail agent, house 40 .W ashington
Randall J, J. R., architect and civi l engineer, office 7 Center,
boards B<trdwell House
Ready Patrick,.Jaborer, house Strong's avenue corner Madison
Reardon William laborer, house 8 River
"A good American Name" has been a household word for overbalf
CHICK ERIN Gaceutury,
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Reardon Owen, enginee r, house 18 River
B.edden Patrick, lab orer for Suth . Falls Marble Co.
Redington Lyman W., attorney and counselor at law,
office Putnam & Sawyer's block, house Park ave nue corner
Grove
Reed Cha~., truckman, house Main near rai lroad crossing
Reed Daniel, farmer, house West R.ntland
.R eed H. D., . machinist for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Reed J. Eugene, carpenter, house 17 ]iJim
B.eed Augustus, farmer, house West B.utland, aged 87 years
B.eed Enos, teamster, house 9 Pearl
Reed George, laborer, house West B.utland
Reed Gideon, fireman house 94 Main
Reed Heman B., clerk, house i\lain near tannery
Reed James, laborer, house West Rutland
B.eed Wm. H ., truckman , house Main near railroad crossing
B.eiforich A., peddler, house \Vest Rutland
Remington John H., auctioneer and real estate agent, house
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Reshoe Joseph, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Resseguie Alexander, carpenter, house 19 Pine
Reynolds Edward, laborer, house 14 Meadow
Reynolds Ellen Mrs., house 39 Center
Reynolds Fred l\'1., freight clerk, boards 25 Howe
Reynolds Harvey F ., milkman , house 1 Spring
Reynolds Wm. W., supl'rintendent of Howe Scale Co.
Rhodda James, laborer, Suth. Falls Marble Co .
Rice !~Iizabeth E. Miss, tailoress, boards 35 Forest
Rice Christopher E ., baggage master, house 40 Forest
Rice John, gardener, house 35 Forest
Rice John, sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
Rice Joseph, gardener, boards 38 Forest
Rice Margaret Miss, house 38 Forest
Rice Margaret, pastry cook at Bates House
Rice Moses S., mechanic, house 16 Howe
Rice \,Yilliam, gardener, house rear 40 Forest
Richards. Eugene, fir eman, boards V erder's block
Richardson C. F. & G., liv ery , boarding and sale stable, and
carriage repository, 24 Ceu trc
Richardson C. F., prop. Berwick Hotel (See adv .)
Hicha rdson George (C. F . & G. Rich:udsou), house 43 Centre
Richardson J enness, taxiderwist, house 37 Washin gton
Richardson Justin 1{., pastor Baptist church, house 25
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Richardson :Mark F., clerk Columbian 1\larblc Co., boards 37
Washington
Richardson Mark S., coppersmith and veterinary surgeon,
house 37 Washington
Rick er Duxbury , fireman, boards 57 Forest
R id geway John R., gardener, bouse 67 Grove
Ridlon E. F., dry goods, 43 Centre , h ouse 11 Pine
Ri ley James, at Rutland Marble Co., Centre Rutlan d
Ri ley Patrick , laborer, house 31 Greeu
Riley Rodger, employed at R. M. Co ., Ce ntre Rutland
R iley Thomas, employed at R. l\1 . Co., Cen tre Rutland
Rinn Patrick, quarrywan for Sheldons & S lason
R ipley Charles H ., house Centre Rutla nd
R ipley Edward H . (Ripley So ns) , house Centre Ru tland
Ripley Sons, flour and feed dealers, drain tile manufacturers
and marble deale rs, Centre R utland. (See adv. back cover.)
Ripley W . Y. W. (Ripley Sons), house 48 West
Rip ley ~I r s. Wm . Y., widow, house Centre Rutland
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Rix Kate Mrs ., swamp rear of round house
Rielle Alexander, marble cutter, house 4 Union
Robb in s Frank C., clerk, boards 137 l\lain
Robbins George E., mechanic, house Union corner Howe
Robbins Orrick L ., town clerk, boards Bardwell Ho use
Robbins Thomas C., dep. col. int. rev., house 137 l\lain
Robbins Warren C., labore r, house F ores t street
Robe r ts Lyman A., printer Herald & Globe, 12 East
Robinson Ebenezer, house 4 Cottage, aged 86 years
Ro binson Frank P., student with J . J. R. Randa ll , boards 26 Howe
Robinson Hen ryS., clerk at Fulton ~ l arket
Rob inson Jacob E., station agent, Ce ntre Rutland
Robinson Peter, machinist, house L.incoln ave. near Grant
Roday John, employed, R. M. Co., West Rutland
Rodda Patrick, employed, Flints, Johnson & Co.
Rogers Chas., employed R. ;\1. Co., West Rutland
Rogers Myron C., clerk , C. A. Parkhurst & Co. , boards 22 Cottage
Rogers S. Frank, painter, house Spring street
Rooney John , sawyer for Sheldons & Slason
Rooney J ohu, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Rooney John , marble cutter, house Centre Rutland
Root Isaac, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Root John, butcher, rear of gas house
Root John R., carpenter, house 54 Forest
Root Mary Jane Mrs., widow, house 16 Forest
Rose Frank H., confectioner, house 5 Grunt
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Ross Aug ustus, engin eer, house 11 Huwe
dry and fancy goods and agent Butterick's
patterns, 3 Merchant's row, boards 107 Main. (See adv. front
colored leaf.)
Ross James, physician, house 107 Main
Ross Thomas, machini st and founder, 92, 94 and 96 W est,
house 22 Grove. (See adv. front colored page.)
Ross Warren E., bootM and shoes , 5 Me rchants' row, house
so uthwest corner Cottage. (See adv.)
Rounds E Jecta Miss, house 15 ~ Center
Rounds James P., W est Rutland
Rounds Joseph, marble polish er , boards 27 Wales
Ro unds Martha Mrs., house 3 Park
Rounds Sarah Mrs., house 5 Cottage
Rounds William P. , teamste r, house 14 Pine
Rourke John, laborer, house 14 South
Rowell Alfred, laborer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Rowell C. A., ice dealer , Cold River road, P. 0. Box 59
Rowell JohnS., mason and ice dealer , Cold River road, P . 0 .
Box 59
Howell Sidney W., cashier National Bank of Rutland and
E uropean steamship agent, house 64 Centre. (See adv .)
Royce Geo. E., trcas. Stea m Stone Cutter Co., house 9 Grove
Roys ~vid R., machinist, house West R utland
Roys L. E ., civi l engineer and bridge master . C. V . R. R. (Rutland Division) , office in depot, house 123 Main
Ruane John , emp loyed Rutland Manufacturing Co., Centre Rutland
Ruggles Belle, teacher High School, boards 32 Washington
Ruggles Gershom C. . (Rutland Manufacturing Co.) , house 3 Evelyn
Ruggles John L., book binder , house 2 Freight
Ruggles Henry , boards Berwick House
Ruso Alfred, painte r , rear of gas House
Ross Charles E.,
SIDNEY W. ROWELL,
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FURNISHES
ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF EUUOPE .
Passage Tickets and Passports, to and from Europ ean Ports, on the
most favorable terms.
Parties having mon ey whi ch they wish to have placed, and the loan
well secured, will be assisted on application.
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Russell George, carpenter, house Centre Rutland
Russell George P., painter, boards 61 Centre
Russell James, blacksmith, house 19 Wales
Russell James, jobber, hou~e West Rutland
Ruth Mrs. , house 6 Cherry
Rutland Co. 01>erative Association, J. A. Edson agent,
Mutual Exchange block, West street
Rutland Boot and Shoe Co., Mutual Exchange block,
Edwin F. Sadler prop . (See adv.)
Rutland Co. National Bank, 22 Merchants' row
Rutland Clothing Co., H enry H eyman and Bennett Benjamin managers , 21 Merchants' row
Rutland Custom Laundry, Wm. I:loffnagle prop ., 57
West
Rutland ~oundry & Machine shop Co., Furnace street.
(See 2d co lored page )
Rutland H~rald & Globe Association, office 13 Centre.
(See adv .)
Rutland lllanufacturing Co., 89 West
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Rutland ]Ua.rble Co., J . N. Baxter sup't, Centre and West
Rutland . (See adv. inside fro.nt cover .)
Rutland 1\'lilitary Institute, Samuel H. K elley, principal ,
Church corner Williams. (See adv. page 1.)
Rutland Monumental Works, 86 and 88 West, White
& Haven proprietors. (See adv. page 3.)
Rutlan(l Nail ~orks, C. P. Harris & Co., proprietors, Furnace street. (See 2d colored page.)
Rutland Saving·s Bank,, Bank block, Merchants' row
Ryan Denms, employed R. M. Co . West Rutland
Ryan Dennis & John, employed R. ;\L Co ., Centre Rutland
Ryan Ellen Mrs., house 165 Main
Ryan J. Q., stoves, tinware, house furnishing goods, opposite
Berwick House, house 19 Washing ton
Ryan Lawrence, stonecutter Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Ryan Matthew, tinsmith, house 10 B.iver
Ryan l\lary Mrs ., widow, house 19 South
Ryan Patrick S ., house 4 Grove
Ryan Patrick, sawyer for Suth. Falls 1\Iarbl(:: Co .
Ryan William, grocer, 1 \Vales
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Saburn John Mrs., house 38 Meadow
Sadler Edwin F. (Rutland Boot & Shoe Co.), house 27 Grove
Sadler Frank J ., clerk E. F. Sadler, boards 27 Grove
Sad ler George, boards 27 Grove
Safford Charles W., machinist, house 8 Spring
Sage James, teamster, house Centre Rutland
Salmon Barbara Mrs , house 16 ~ie adow
Salmon Timothy, laborer, bouse 108 West
Salmon \Villiam, laborer, house 112 West
Sanborn Nathaniel, blacksmith, house 14 Howe
Sanders Benjamin, laborer, house 14 Terrill
Sanders Frank lin, teamster, house 16 Terrill
Sanderson A. E., boards 58 Forest
Sanderson Geo. A., office in new freight house, boards Bates
House
SaJ'derson Henry, at R. M. Co., Centre Rutland
Sanderson Thatcher, house 3 Cherry
Savery Aaron, employed R. l\1. Co., West Rutland
Sawyer 1\dex., employed R. M. Co ., West Rutland
Sawyer Henry A. & Co., jobbers in stationery, blank books,
s·chool books, wrapping papers, etc., 63 Merchants' row, opposit.e
depot
Sawyer Henry A. (H. ·A. Sawyer & Co.), house 16 Washiu gton
Sawyer Palmer S. (H. A. Sawyer & Co.), house 13 Pine
Sayre E. l\'l., clerk Suth. Falls Marb le Co
Scanlon Patrick, laborer, house 20 South
Schryver William H ., boilermaker , house 54 Washingtou
Scott Seth B., mail deliverer, house 19 E lm
Scott Wm . F ., printer "Herald & Globe," house Perkin s avenue
near Main
Scovill Geo. , fireman for Shcldons & Slason
Scovill Gilbert, employed Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Searles W. C., druggist, house 21 Grove
Seaver Anna M. Mrs., house 65 .Main
Seger Alonzo, mar~le dealer and manufacturer of monuments,
headstones, etc., MalO street West Rutland
Seymour B~njamin W., foreman, house West Rutland
Shambo Lizzie Mrs., house Church corner Forest
Shanahan John and Michael, quarrymen Sheldons & Slason
Shapeery Samuel, pedd ler, house 2 Meadow
Shattuck, John, engineer at F lints, Johnson & Co.
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Shaw Frederick, farmer, house 20 North
Shea Daniel, laborer, boards 37 South
Shea Dennis, mason, house 74 Forest
Shea Dennis, mason, house 37 South
Shedd Charles, farmer, house Centre llutland
Shedd F. W. & C. D., country store, Centre Rutland. (See
· adv.)
Sheehan John, polisher for Suth . Falls Marble Co .
Sheldon Harley G., firmer, house West lhtland
Sheldon i'l'la"'O'ie Miss, clerk J. D . Mhchell's, boards 61 Center
Sheldon;& Slason, wholesale marble dealers, West Rutland.
(See adv. on back cover.)
Sheldon Charles (Sheldons & Slason), house 54 Centre
Sheldon Charles H . (Sheldons & Slason ), house West Rutland
Sheldon John A. (Sheldons & Slason), house 89 Main
Sheldon Henry A., house West H.utJand
Sheldon Lorenzo Dr., phy?i~ian, house West B.utlaud
Shepard Edmund and John, machm1sts, S~eldons & Slason
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Sheridan James, employed R. M. ()o ., \Vest Rutland
Sheridan John, marble polisher, house 120 \Vest
Sheridan Michael, laborer, house 116 West
Sheridan Stephen, sawyer, house 120 West
Sheridan 'rhos , employed Gi lson, Clement & Woodfin
Sherman Matilda Mrs., house 2 Terrill
Sherman, Williams & Co., marble producers, West Rutland
Sherman William D., carpenter, house 10 Union
Sherwin C. S., cutter F. B. Kidder's, boards 60 Center
Shields Edward, carpenter, house 21 Green
Shorette Frank, employed H.. M. Co ., West Rutland
Short Louis, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Shortie ,James J., printer, Herald & G., boards 10 Park ave.
Shortsleeve David, machinist, Furnace st., house 26 Forest
(See ad v.)
Shortsleeve John, teamster, house Allen street
Shortsleeve Joseph, laborer Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Shortsleeve Louis, laborer, hou5e Allen above R. R. crossing
Shortsleeve Peter, laborer, house A llen above R. R. crossing
Shoto Edward, cook, Bardwell House, 7 Chestnut avenue
Shouldice D., employed Flints, Johnson & Co.
Shouldice Wm., at R. M. Co., Centre Rutland
Silloway Charles, engineer, house 54 Forest
Simonds Chas. H ., engineer, house 33 Wales
Simons N. P., asst. supt. of Rutland l\Iarble Co ., office Centre
Rutland, house 11 Cottage
With Fred. H. Cluett or his representative, you
toproctLrc one oft he best Pianos or Organs.
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Simons Andrew, laborer, house Allen above R. R. crossing
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Simpson Miles, peddler, house 70 Forest
Simpson James , baggage master, house 86 West
Simpson Wm., prop'r of Rutland Dye Works, 5 Wales
Singer James, laborer, house Centre Rutland
Skiffington Joseph, blacksmith, house 17 Elm
Slack Augustus D., merchant, house 47 Pine
Slason Charles H. (Sheldons & Slason), house West B.utland
Slason Francis, house West Rutland
Slattery John, tin and coppersmith, 37 Centre, house 46
Forest. (See adv.)
Slattery John, laborer, house 25 Franklin
Slattery Timothy, carpenter, house 46 Forest
Small Alex., employed R. i\1. Co., West Rutland
Smith Mjan M., clerk E. D. Keyes & Co., boards 125 Ma in
Smith Chas. E., clerk, boards Chestnut avenue
Smith Daniel , boarding house, house 27 Wales
Smith De Witt C. (Smith & Smith), boards Marble Valley Hotel 1'r. f(
Smith Ed., tinsmith ·Dunn & Cramton, boards J. C. Smith's
Smith Frank H., clerk L. G. Kingsley's, house 7 Spring
Smith Fred H ., clerk Dunn & Cramton, boards 2 Summer
Smith George W ., clerk W. E. Ross, 5 Merchants' row
Smith Hiram A., foreman for Sheldons & Slason
Smith Henry H., county clerk, house 37 Main
Smith James E ., hairdresser, 4 Centre, house 92 Main
Smith ,James C., mechanic, house 12 Chestnut avenue
Smith James H., carmaker, house 18 Howe
Smith John, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Smith L. B. , supt. Sherman, Williams ·& Co., West Rutland
Smith Patrick, grocer opposite depot, West Rutland
Smith R. W., foreman R. l\1. Co., house 2 Summer
Smith Warren G ., farmer, house West Rutland
Smith Ralph H ., teamster L. G. Kingsley, house 7 Spring
Smith Sylvester E . (Smith & Smith), house West Rutland
Smith & Smith, livery and feed stable, Marble street, WeRt
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Smith 'l'imothy, teamster, house 87 West
Smith Warren H., lawyer, house 5 Pleasant
Smith Washington '1'., horse trainer, house H Park
i.)'""~J.ot.·7ft5Smith William, laborer, house 68 Forest
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Snyder Julius, laborer, house 47 Meadow
Southard Frank B., freight clerk, boards 34 Grove
Southard Lent F., foreman, house 34 Grove
Southard Theodore , blacksmith , house 2~ Centre
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Sout.hwick Edward S., carpenter, houtie 11 Terrill
Southwick Susan ;\I., dress maker, boards 'i\1. Edson's
Spaulding· & Co., books, stationery, picture frames, fan cy
l!oods, newspapers, periodicals, etc., l\lerchants' row . (See adv.)
Spaulding John B . Mrs ., house 33 Forest
Spaulding John P . (Spaulding & Co.), house 9 Pleasant
Spaulding John, truckman, boards 79 i\Jain
Spaulding John R, peddler, house 79 i\Iain
Spaulding ~lartiu, currier, house 9 Pleasant
Spaulding Richard l\1., teamster, house 121 Main
Spencer Alice aud Lizzie, house 15 Meadow
Spencer A. F. Mrs., house 17 Grove
Spencer C. B., clerk B. H. Bunts, boards 17 Grove
Spencer George D., blacksmith, house West Rutland
Spencer H. E., storekeeper Suth. Falls l\larble Co.
Sp iller Lucy A. Mrs., milliner, 4 Merchants' row
Spooner Geu. A., blacksmith, boards 5 Terrill
Spooner lieorgc D., farmer, house 28 Grove
Sproul James , sawyer for Suth. Falls l\larble Co.
Squire E. H ., house 12 Woodstock avcuuc
Squire William , mason, house 12 Wales
Squire •..T oseph B. , night clerk at Bates house
Staley Barbara A., Mrs ., widow, house R7 Center
Stanley Id a i\liss, shirtmaker, house 1 Willow
Stanley J . D.; conductor, house 3 Pearl
Staples Minnie A. Mrs., house 9 Wales
Starr Timothy , laborer, house 22 Granger
Steam Stone Cutter Co., 90 West
Stearns Artemas R, upholsterer, house 70 Grove cor. Perkins ave.
Stearns, J, W., furniture, carpets, oilcloth, upholstery goods, ·
etc., 9 Merchants' row, house 43 Grove
Stearns Mary D. Mrs., widow, boards 37 l\lain
Stearns i\lyers , clerk, boards 21 Prospect
Stearns Nathaniel S., deputy sheriff, house 60 Centre
Stebbins Charles, house W oodstoek ave. aged 85 years
Steele Wm. W., dealer in fresh meats, 12 Gibson's avenue
Stevens Charles, fancy goods, boards Bates House
Stevens H. D., fancy goods, 19 Merchants' row, boards Bates House
Stevens Henry, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Stevens J ames A., overseer, house 1 Summer
Stevens L . A. l\1rs., boarding house 1 Edson
Stevenson Michael, laborer, house 17 Granger
Stevens Newell, teamster for Sheldons & Slason
Stewart George W., watchman, house 8 Elm
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Stewart i\larks B., mail agent, house 38 Washington
Stewart Walter H., at Rut. ll larble Co., Centre H.utland
Stiles Forman F. , shoemaker for E. F. Sadler
Stiles James 'l'., clerk at A. W. Higgins
Stiles L. l\'1., salesman E. D . Keyes & Co. , house 71 Grove
Stilson Frank, newsboy, boards 27 Wal et~
Stimson Chas. L. (Mansfield & Stimson), house 33 West
Stitt Robert, blacksmith, house Mineral near Spring
St. George Alexis, clerk Fulton Market, boards 18 Grove
St. Lawrence Jeff, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
St. Lawrence Joseph, carpenter, hou~e 16 :mast
St. Lawrence Wm., boards B erwick House
St. Peters Adolf, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Stockw~l Clarence, tinsmith , house 62 Forest
Stone Albert, laborer Suth . Falls Marble Co.
Stone C. E., house 13 Washin gton ,
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Stone Charles H ., painter, house 12 Perkins avenue
Ston.e Clemen, employed R. M. Co., West Rutland
Stone H. H .. hotel 147 Main
Stone Louis M., cooper at Sheldons & Slasons
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Stone Peter , laborer, house 7 4 Forest
Story Chas. E., clerk, h ouse over E. D. K eyes & Co.
Story P . P., sup. Sullivan l\Iachine Co., house West R utland
Story William B., clerk H. H. Brown & Co., West Rutland
Stratton Calvin, mason, house Woodstock avenue
Stratton Hiram, laborer, house W oodstock avenue
Stratton Marcellus, mason, house Woodstock ave nue
Stratton Myron, mason, ·house Woodstock avenue
Streeter Geo. A. Rev., house Verder's block , Ce nter st.
Strong G. W. Mrs., house 120 Main
Strong John, in surance and real estate age nt, 2 Morse's blo ck,
house 140 Main
Strong Wm. D., farmer for Rip ley Sons, Center 1\utland
Strong Wm . E., farmer, Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Strong W. K., employed Gi lson,·Clement & Woodfin
Stuart James, laborer, house River near railroad
Stuart Patrick, laborer , house 12 Green
Sturtevant Foster E., clerk Gould & Poilard, boards Bardwell house
Sullivan J. B ., salesman B. H. Burt, boards Berwick House
Sullivan James, engineer, boards Farmers' Hotel
Sullivan James, clerk, boards 27 Wales
Sullivan John and Michael , quarrymen Sheldons & S lason
Sullivan John, laborer, house Allen above R. R. cross ing
Sullivan Margaret Mrs., widow, h ouse 29 South
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the World Renowned
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Patrick, laborer, boards 119 West
Patrick, at R. !\I. Co., Center l~utlaud
Timothy, laborer, house 20 Woodstock avenue
Timothy, laborer, house 119 West
Sutherland Falls Marble Co., Redfield Proctor, treas.,
Sutherland Falls. (See adv . on front colored leaf.)
Swain Helen M:. Mrs., house 6 Forest
Sweeney Patrick, employed R. M. Co., W. Rutland
Sweeney Timothy, carpenter, house 9 Elrn
Swinington Fred. G., law student, boards Bates House
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Talbot John D., cook at Berwick House, house 98 Main
Talbot William, janitor, house 8 Merchants' row
Tarbell Charles, ~n railroad, house 14 Franklin
Tatro John, blacksmith for Sutherland Falls .Marb le Co.
Taylor B . F ., salesman Sutherland Falls l\larble Co.
Taylor C. M., machinist house 98 West
Taylor Charity Mrs., widow, house 102 !\lain
Taylor Charles E., musician, house 15 Willow
Taylor James l\L, hairdresser, house 11 River
Taylor John D ., carpenter, house 4 Howe .
'l'easdale Charles, architectural sculptor, house 75 W est
Temple Charlotte E. Mrs., house 61 !\lain, aged 8 1 years
Temple E. L. (Burnham & Temple), house 61 Main
Temple J. C., foreman at Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Tenny William , machinist for Sheldons and Slason
Terrill Samuel, carriage maker, blacksmith and horseshoer,
West corner Wales, house 5 Terrill. (See adv.)
Terrill W m. S., boards Terrill street
Thibault Felix, barber at Marble Valley hotel
Thibault Modiste A., hostler, house 8 Evelyn
Thomas Alexander, printer, house 1 Spring
Thomas Irwin, brakema,n, house 7 Wa,les
Thomas Jay, canvasser, house 9 Pine
Thomas Nathan C., salesman, house 129 West
Thomas Orren, farmer, house Mill Village
'fhompson Chas. A., foreman Sheldons & Slaso n
Thompson Curtis E., telegraph repairer, house 20 West
Thompson .James Dr., house Morse's block
Thompson J. F., foundryman, house !\lain street
Thompson John H., laborer , bouse 55 Main
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Thompson""Mary Mrs., house 27 Forest
Thornton Jeremia,h C., house 4 Ea,st
Thornton, M. K. Miss, millinerj a,nd fancy goods, 13 Washi.ngton, house do. (See adv .)
Thrall Caroline Mrs., widow, house W est Rutland
Thrall George C., farmer, house 19 l\hin
Thrall Mary Mrs., widow, boards 19 Main, aged 76 years
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Thrall :Reuben R., attorney and counsellor at law, office Morse's
Block, boards Fred. Chaffee's
Thrall Rollin C., farmer, house West Rutland
Thrall Wm. B., engineer, house 15 Woodstock avenue
Thrall W. Walter, clerk, 47 Market, house Woodstock avenue
Tiffault Joseph, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Tiffany Patrick, quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
Tiffany W. F ., expressman, boards Bard~ell House
Tigue James, teamster for Sheldons & Slason
Tigue Patrick, erpployed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Tigue Thomas, employed, Ripley Sons, Center Rutland
Titus Abbie A., teacher Rut. l\1. Institute, boards 12 Church
Titus Alice C. Mrs., house 12 Wales
Titus Edw'd M., teamster, house 12 Wa,Jes
Tobey George, general agent Cluett & Sons' Temple of Music,
Troy, beadq uarters Ba,rdwell House. (See top lines and page 8.)
Todd John F., huckster, house 10 Terrill
Todd Rue!, farmer, bouse Main below R. R. crossing
Todriff Solomon, laborer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Tolles Lizzie Miss, boards 61 Center
Toohey Thomas, laborer, house Strong's avenue corner Hopkins
Toohy Patrick, laborer, bouse rear of gas bouse
Tossing Matthias, gardener, bouse 26 Wales
Tower Emmet M., milk dealer, house Main opposite fair ground
Tower W. W., monumental works stone cutting a11d flagging ,
engine and boiler rooms and job work in general, 13 Willow
Townsend Chas. G., dea ler in fmniture, feathers, mattresses,
1 curtains and fixtur es, upholsterin g, etc., 28 Center nearly opposite Berwick House, bouse 6 Church
Tracy Edwin, pianos and organs, with Fred . H. Cluett, Troy
N.Y., headquarters Bates House, residence Albany, N. Y.
(See bottom lin es.)
Travers Bernard, baker, house 99 West
Travers ·John, laborer, house 6 Meadow
Travers Patrick, laborer, house 107 West
Tree James, teamster for Suth. Falls, Marble Co.
Don't be deceived. Ir you
ST £I N WAY
~iuno i ~ no'y without a
nval. Exam me them.
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Trombley Frank repairer of boots and shoes, repairing done
Valiquette
Valiquette
Valiquette
Valiquette
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Benjam in , hotel 61 West
Edward, plumber, Dunn & Cramton, boards 25 Pine
G., boots and shoes, 35 Centre, house Pros pect
John, shoemaker, bouse 85 West
.
Valiquette Louis, boots, <!hoes, etc. Custom work a specialty.
13 Merchants' row, house 25 P,ine
Valiquette Louis, jr., clerk, L. Valiquette, boards 25 Pine
Valiquette Wm. H., clerk, house 25 Pine
Vandette Exela, at R. l\1. Co., Centre Rutland
Vandette Zeb, employed R. M. Co., W . H.utland
Van Dyke Lizzie Miss, house 3 Willow
Vandette A!doss, stonecutter, house West Rutland
Vaughan Fayette, dealer in choice family groceries, provisions, meal, feed, ar:d the finest brands of St. Louis flour, Main
cor . West, house 14 West
Vaughan Herbert C., house Centre opposite Post Office
Vaughan Loraine, Miss, house Centre opposite Post Office
Vaugn Herman W., clerk A. C. Bates & Son, boards35 Grove
Veazey Lloyd, clerk, G. II and H. W. Cheney
Veazey W. G., attorney and counselor at law. office 9 Merchants' row, boards Berwick House, residence 5 Pleasant
Verder Daniel, honse Grove street near village limits
Verder George H., baker, H. L. Verder & Co., house 11 Grove
Vm;der H. L. & Co., manufact.urers of Verdel"s llutland
crackers and soda biscuit, 46 Centre. (See adv. )
Verder H. L. (H. L. Verder & Co.), boards Berwick House
Verder Walter D., house Grove near village limits
Vincent Joseph, laborer, house 16 South
Vincent Joseph 0., printer, Tuttle & Co., house '10 Forest
Vinhack Chas., quarryman for Sheldons & Slason
u
Underhill Charles, brakeman, house 4 Pine
Union Novelty Co., C. Parmenter, 2H l\Ierchants1·ow. (SecI
adv.)
.
Uno Joseph, laborer, Suth. Falls Marble Co.
v
Vail Chas. B., dry goods, 9 Merchants' row, house 5 Williams
Valiquette Alexander, carpenter, house 65 \-Vest
Valiquette A., dealer in and manufacturer of boots, shoes and
rubbers. First class custom work. All work warranted to fit.
35 Centre, house Prospect
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Wait Abner D., agent, house 6 Williams
Waite C. F., marble worker, boards 14 Franklin
Walker Aldace Rev., boards Court cor. Center
Walker Aldace F. (Prout & Walker), house 21 Cottage
Walker John F., hairdresser, 13 Merchants' row
Walker Lewis M., farmer, house Cold River road
Walker William C., carpenter, house 11 East
Wallace ¥ichael, employed Gi lson, Clement & Woodfin
Wallace Robert, baggage master, boards Verder's block
Walsh John H., chair maker, house 91 West
If in search of the very
best
now
produced
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at short notice a~d in the most workmanlike manner, Merchants' row, corner West, under Lewis's drug store, house 11
Wales
Tremayne E., manager Rutland Marble Co.'s store, West Rutland
Tuggey Noah, engineer, house West Rutland
Tugge~ William, machinist for Sheldons & Slason
Tulan Patrick, employed B.. M. Co., West Rutland
.
Tuliper Edward, engineer, house 10 East
Tuomey Michael W ., laborer, house Allen near H.. R. cr.osswg
Tuomey Patrick laborer house Allen above R. H. crossmg
Tuttle Albe~·t H. (Herald & Globe Association), and post
master, house 20 Washington
.
.
Tuttle & Co., book~ellers, stationer~, boo~ and JOb pnnters, and.
binders also stat10ners and officwl pnnters to the state of
Vermo~t, 11 Centre. (See adv.)
Tuttle Egbert C. (Tuttle & Co.), boards 34 Washington
Tuttle Fred G., clerk, 'l'uttle & Co., boards 34 Washington
Tuttle George A. (Tuttle & Co.), house 34 Was~in g ton
Tuttle Harley C. (Tuttle & Co.), house 31 Washmgton
Tuttle Henry D., carpenter, house West Rutland
Tuttle H. E . & Co., country store, W. Rutland
Tuttle J. S. (H. E. Tuttle & Co.), house W. Rutland
Tuttle Jane B. l\lrs., head of Woodstock avenue
Tuttle Mary Ann, widow, house 6 Elm
Tuttle H. E. (H. E. 'l'uttle & Co.), West H.utland
Tyler Shubal, machinist, house 5 Park avenue
Tynan Patrick, brakeman, house rear of Round House
Tynan Annie Mrs., house rear of Round House
Tyrrell Abner T., machinist, house 11 Summer
See page 8.
Yon will find them at
Fred. H. Clu et t's.
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RU'l'LAND DIR E G'l'ORY.
Walsh Thomas, dealer
in choice famil y g roceries and provisions
opp . the depot, boards Marble Va lley Ho tel, W es t Rutland
W ard Artemus, cooper at Sheldons & Sl aso n
Ward Asahel W., foreman for Sheld oos & Slason
\\' ard B ernard , employed I\ipley So ns, Center I\utland
Ward Edwin J. , clerk, l\l orse Bros ., boards 9 Pine
W ard Elton E., coo per at Shcld ous & Slason
W ard H enry J. , chair make r , h ouse 9 Pin e
W ard H ervey, laborer for Suth . Falls Marble Co.
Ward Ja[\l eS . shoemaker , boards 8 Merchants' Row
·w ard J ames truckm an, house Hi ver above G range r
W ard L eo na;·d, employed R. M. Co., W est Rut land
W ard l\l ary Mrs., widow, h ouse W est Rutland
··ward Silas, sawyer for Sheldous & S laso n
Ward S . G ., laborer for S uth . F alls l\Jarble Co.
Ward William, sawyer for S u th . F alls lll arbl e Co.
Wardwell Geo., employed Flints, J ohuson & Co.
Wardwell & B e nner, prop. of the B os ton 99 cent store
Mercha nts' row opp. th e depot. ( See adv. )
Wardwell G. J ., superintendent S team S tone Cutter Co., house 19
W ales
Wardwell William S., carpenter , house 5 G rant avenue
W are George, maso n, house i\l ain near tann ery
Warn er Myron, carpenter S uth . F alls i\I arble Co.
\V arn er Darwin S ., mecha nic, h ouse 1 Church
Warn er Frank i\1 .. carp enter, house opp . 24 H owe
W arr en A mos, clerk, housl3 Ce ntre Rutl und
·warren Geo . W ., justice of the peace, house 6 Court
W arren John, house 5 'l'errill
·warren -Zenos C., salesman, boards 23 P erkins av enue
·washburn Julia , house south end of F orest
Waters l\Iicbael, laborer, bouse H opkin s street
W a te r~> P atrick, laborer, bouse 50 G reen
Waters Patrick, quarry man for S heldons & Slaso n
Watkin s A. S., mechani c, W est, below Colum bian M. Co.
W atkins V. L ., uph olsterer , boa rds 111 W as hin gto n
\V atso n Frank , ba!!gage mas ter, house 5 0 F orest
W a tkins, F. W., clothin g, hats, caps , boots, shoes, gent's furnishitw goods , etc., 33 Mer chants r ow, boa rds 23 G rove
Weathe~ly C. E., conductor . D. & II. Can al Co. , h.
G rov e.
\V cbster Lewi s H., tin smith, house Allen ncar R . R . crossLUg
W ebster Benjamin , sawyer for Sheldons & Slaso n
W ebster Edwin, cl erk at B erwi ck House
Webster J ames G., printer H erald & Gl obe, boa rd s 21 Wales
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It will pny yo u to exami ne
the World Hcnown ed
CHICKERING Pinno,
yo u wnut t he best in stru ment manufactu red .
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Weed Mary E . ;\Irs., house 77 Main
Weeks J. M., magnet ic healer, house 11 Gibso n's avenue
Weeks N. & Son, furnitur e, house furni shing goods, crockery ,
g lassware, paper hang in g, uph olsterin g, etc. , 10 Merchants'
row
'vVeeks Newman ( N . 'W eeks & Son) , house 15 Cottage
W eeks R obert N. (N . W eA ks & So n), house 15 Cottage
\Velch J as., And . and J ohn B., employed H.. M. Co ., Wes t H.utland
Welch J ohn, helper , house 56 F orest
W e lch Michael, laborer , house A llen near R. R. , c r oss in ~
W elch Mich ael, laborer, h ouse 100 Gree n
Welch Willard , clerk , salesman H . A . S & Co, boards 16 Was h.
W elch William, laborer, swam p west of Scale Wo rk s
W e lls Erastus Mrs., widow, house Cent re l{utland
-w ells J ohn C., farm er , house Cen tre Rutl and
W ell s .Joseph , laborer for Sut h. Falls Marble Co.
W etmore Phil, employed R. iH. Co. , West B.ut laud
Wheeler F. H., fin e 8 wiss and 'American watches , j ewelry and
sil ve r ware , 25 i\l erchants' row, house 6 Prospect,. (See page 6.)
Wheeler G. C.; teamster, H.. i\1. Co , Ce nter H.utl a nd
Whiley E. C., proprietor , Bardw ell House, hai rdressin g and
bathin g saloons, under B ardwell House
Whitcomb Ch arles D ., tin smith , house 2 Chestnut ave nue
Whitcomb Ephraim , tea"QJ st cr , E. D. K eyes & Co ., house G2 Forest
Whitcomb Ervin '1'., carpente r , house 9 Church
Whitcomb Lysa nd er L. , carp ente r , house 36 ~ ea d o w
Whitcomb L edru, carp enter , boards 36 l\l ead ow
Whitcomb V. i.W ., boo kkee per Tutt.le & Co. , house 23 E lm
White A. & Co., dealers in groceri es . meats, fr esh a nd salt fish,
oysters, clam s, lobsters aud all kinds of fruits and vegetables,
in th eir seaso n, 33 Ce nter. (See adv .)
White Alonzo , carp ente r , house 9 Church
·W hite C. C. Mrs , widow, house 9 Grove
White D. M. & Co., lu mber , fl our and g rain dealers, 124: West.
( See adv .)
White D . M. (D . M. Whi te & Co.), house 29 Washin gton
White Elwin H., watc hes , j ewelry, rifl es, shot g uns, etc., Main
street corn er Mar ble , boards ~J a rbl e Valley hotel, W. Rutland.
( See adv. next page)
White F. C., superin ten dent B enning ton & B.ntland railway,
offi ce in depot, boa rds B ardw ell House
White Geo. F ._( Whit e & Haven) , h ouse 3 Summ er
White & Haven, prop ri etors of I\ntbnd Monumental Works,
8 6 a nd 88 West. (See adv . page 3.)
Can be procured on ly of F red. H .
Cluett , 'rroy, N . Y.
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Whit e Ira P., carpenter, house 15 Church
White James, sawyer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
White Sti llm an C., marble d'ealer, house 92 Main
Whiting Abraham W., machini~t, house Moulthrop avenue
Whitney Samuel P ., baggage master, house 1Q Grove
Whitn ey lllary i\Jrs., house 5 Cottage, aged 82 years
Whitmore Albert, carpenter, house 69 Grove
Wilcox i\lorillo L., farmer, house Centre Rutland
Wilcox Larkin H., teamster, house Centre Rutland
Wild er Bradley A ., foreman printer, house 8 Summer
W ilu cr R. K. i\1 rs., widow, house 80 Main
Wilder Frank A ., baggage master, boards Bardwell House
\Vilkins Leverett, house 2 Chestnut avenue
Wilkins Wm., foreman, Suth. Falls Marble Co.
Wilkin so n Don A., age nt, house 6 Cottage
Wilkin so n John, laborer, house 21 Meadow
Wilkin so n Oscar A. , artist, h ouse West Rutland
Wilkin~on \Varren, car repairer, house 2 Park
'\' illard James R., carpenter, house Centre Itutland
Willett E. D ., hairdresser, at Bates House
Williams A . 13., musicia·n, house 10 Chestnut avenue
ELVVIN H. VVHITE,
DEALER IN
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Fine Gold and Silver, Stem and Key
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RICH JEWELRY, CHAINS,
SILVER GOODS, PLATED WARE,
And a. Very Large Variety of
4,:m@~ G~A~S~ ~!I? ~~:m~~A~~iB~~
Particular Care Taken in Fitting .
No Fancy NAMES or PRICES, but a GOOD ARTICLE at a Reasonable Price.
MAIN, Cor. MARBLE ST., WEST RUTLAND, VT. ·
RIFLES, SHOT GUNS, REVOLVERS, CARTRIDGES, &o., ALSO,
VIOLIN STRINGS, &c.
PROVE IT.
If In doubt and you desire the best, an examination of the Steinway and Chickenng Pianos will satisfy you ot their superiority ..
FOR THE BEST PIANOS AND ORGANS. see pages.
RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
109
Williams Alvin H., carpenter , house 68 West
Williams Charles, laborer, house 4 Court sqmtre
Q)t ct. ~illiams Chauncey K., editor, house 20. Cottage Jn t ~._ ~·
Williams Edgar, laborer, house 88 l\Iain
Williams H. A., teacher, boards Marble Valley hotel
Williams John K. Rev., pastor Congregational church,
W est B.utlaod
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Williams J. G ., clerk, B. H. Burt, boards 7 Cottage
Williams Othniel , carpenter, house 68 West
Williams Sam uel P., h ouse 95 West
Williams Wilmarth, teamster, h ouse 20 North
Williamson W . H., employed Rutland Marble Co. , W. Rutland
Willis Charles, farmer, house Woodstock ave nue
Willis George, tax collector, h ouse 4 Maple
\Vilson Albert, carpenter, house Woodstock avenue
Wilson J ohn, brakeman, house 24 Forest
Wilson Robert, mason,• house 8 Merchants' r ow
Willson S. M ., clerk for Z. V . K. ·Willson , boards 41 Gr ove
Willson Z. V. K., agent of D . & H . Canal Co., office in depot,
h ouse 41 Grove
Winchel Foster, employed Ripley Sons, Center Rutland
Wing Charles K., clerk Mea d & Park er, h ouse W est B.utland
Wing Daniel Mrs., widow, house W est Rutland
Winn J. Morgan, chairmaker, house 12 P erkins ave nue
Winship A ugusta Miss, boards 109 l\hin
Winters John, employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
Winters Thomas. laborer, h ouse 97 Green
Wise George , butcher, house rear of gas house
Wolcot.t William, sup erinte.ndent Baxter's farm
Wood Charles, farmer, house 2 Perkins avenue
Wood Elbridge H., tin smith, house 4 Will ow
Wood Ely H ., h ouse 18 Elm.
Wood Martha J., landscape artist, house 28 Washin gton
Woodbury J.P. Mrs. , h ouse 109 Main
Woodfin John N. (Gilson , Clement & Woodfin) , h ouse 4 Pleasant
Woodruff Chas. B. , clerk for Chas. 13. V ail
Woods A. S., employed Gilson, Clement & Woodfin
\Yoods N. A., pattern mak er, house 22 Franklin
Woodhouse Charles, physician , house 31 Grove
Woodhouse Geo rge , book k ee per, h ouse 8 Summer
Woodruff B. F., book keeper Rutland ~iarble Co., W . Ru tland
Woodruff Hannibal, farmer, house Main below R. R. crossin g
Woodruff Henry C., clerk, E. D. K eyes & Co., room over store
Woodward CurtisS ., machin ist, h ouse Moulthrop avenue
Amer ican Nnme" hns been a household word for over half
eeutttry, 53,000 of these matchless Piuuos hu vc been made & sold.
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Woodward Adrian T., carpenter, house 36 West
dealer iu dry goods, clothing, hats, caps,
boots, shoes, crockery, groceries, flour, etc ., etc., Clarendon
avenue, West Rutland
Wooley B. H., dealer in cigars, tobaccos, and smokers' articles
in general 55 l\Ierchants' row, house i\lain cor. Strongs ave.
Wooley Joseph, house 8 Park
Wooster Deborah l\1. Mrs., widow, house 8 Church, aged 75 years
Wooster Mary, Miss, boards 8 Church
Wooster Orlando, storekeeper, C. V. R. R, house 8 Church
Worcester Eunice W., widow, house 16 Cottage
Worthen John, teamster, Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Worthen Rodney, teamster, house 20 North
Wyman Milton, conductor, house 20 West
Woodward W. H.,
Business Directory of Rutland.
Academies, Institutes, etc.
Rutland Military Institute, Samuel H . Kelley, Principal, corner of
Church and Williams. (See adv.)
y
Yanson Nicholas, employed R. IIi. Co., West Rutland
Yeanson Peter and N. L., quarrymen Sheldons & Slason
Yott Alexander, employed Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Yott C. C., employed Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland
Young, Alex, laborer for Snth. Falls l\larble Co.
Young George W. ~ farmer, boards 125 l\Iain
Young Marcelle, employed R. l\1. Co., \Vest Rutland
Young William W., mason, house 125 ~lain
Young Wm., laborer for Suth. Falls Marble Co.
J. H. REMINGTON,
A. l:TCTIO~EE::R:7
AND DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE PATENT RIGHTS,
A N D G E N E R A L T R A D I N G,
16 Grove St.,
G® lDl®
RUTLAND, VT.
Architects.
Edgerton C. S., 70 West
Randall J. J. R., office 7 Center
Bakers and Confectioners.
Verder H. J;. & Co., 46 Centre . (See adv.)
Hoadley Leonard J., West Rutland. (See adv.)
Blacksmiths and Horseshoers.
Austin & McMahon, 67 West
Gibson Joseph E., 81 West
Gordon Moses, 17 Wales
· Terrill Samuel, West corner Wales.
Long C. L., 26 Wales
Miner & Son, Terrill corner Main
Meilleur J., Center Rutland
Premo Levi, Wales corner Willow
lFO B DEl S~
~BIIBAL IISUBAB~B A~-ICY,
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED,
$100,000,000.
The Best Home and Foreign Companies.
3 CENTRAL ST.,
BRANDON, VT.
(See adv.)
Boilermakers and Machinists.
Holmes J. W. & J. H., West opposite Catholic cemetery.
(See adv.)
Bookbin(le1·s and Paper Dealers.
Tuttle & Co ., 11 Centre. (See adv.)
Globe Paper Co. , 69 Merchants' row (binders only)
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TROY ! N, y , Iswaretheroom.
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Freel. rr. Clu ett' s Piano
Best goods at low est prices .
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RUTLAND DIRE01'0RY.
Booksellers and Stationers.
Chtuch, Store and House Woodwork.
Tuttle & Co., 11 Centre. (See adv.)
Sawyer Henry A. & Co., 63 .l\1 erchants' row opposite depot
Spaulding & Co ., 1 l\l erchants' row. (See adv.)
Harris Chas. P., & Co. , Furnace street .
Civil Engineers.
Boots and Shoes.
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods.
Anderson & Moran, 29 Centre
Cunningham A . 0 ., 5 Centre
Gould & Pollard, 26 Merchants' row
Jerkowski Marcus, 7 Center
Mason Charles S., 43 :\Ierchants' row. (See adv.)
Peck Elias, 2 Centre
Rutland Clothing Co., 21 Merchants' row
Watkins F . W., 33 Merchants' row
Brass Founders.
(See adv.)
Brick Manufacturer.
Mcintyre John, east of F. Chaffee.
Coal Dealers.
Bourne M. A., office in depot
Davis & Curtis, 8, 10 and 12 Freight
Kingsley L. G. (blacksmiths only), 18 Merch. row.
(See adv.)
Building Mover and Stone 1\'Iason.
Gibson Isaac, 8 Pine.
(See adv.)
Irving's Patent Waterproof, Chas. P. Harris & Co., Furnace street.
(See 2d colored leaf.)
Carriage and Sleigh 1\iam .l facturers.
( See adv.)
Cement Drain Tile.
Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland .
The b est pos•ible bargains
in Piano a may be obtained of
(See adv.)
Country Stores.
Building Papers.
Terrill Samuel, West corner Wales.
Gibson Joseph E., 81 West
Long C. L ., 26 Wales
Miner & Son, Terrill cor. Main
Premo Levi, Wales corner Willow
(Sec: 2d col'd leaf.)
Randall J. J . R., office 7 Center
Roys L. E., office in t.he depot
Wooster Orlando, 8 Church
Currier 0. W., 6 Merchants' row
Morgan D. L ., 15 Centre
Ross Warren E., 5 Merchants' row . (See adv.)
Rutland Boot & Shoe Co., Mutual Exchan ge Block corner W est and
Grove. (See adv.)
Valiquette A., 35 Centre
Valiquette Louis, 13 Merchants' row
Watkins F. W., 33 Merchants' row
Mansfield & Stimson, Union opp. car shop.
Sec page 8.
(See adv. back cover)
FRED o H• CLUETT the
who is exclu sive agent for
Chickering & Stein way.
•
Brown H. H. & Co., W est Rutland. (See adv.)
Caden J. & •r., 4 Freight. (See adv.)
Cheney G. H. & H. W . Old Union store, Main cor . Terrill
Mead & Parker, Main st., West Rutland. (See adv .)
Owen W. H. B., 73 Centre
Tuttle H. E . & Co., i\l ain st., West Rutland
Shedd F. W. & C. D., Centre B.utland . (See adv .)
Walsh Thos. , opp. depot, West B.utland
Woodward Wm. H., Clarendon avenue, W est Rutlaud
Dentists.
Harwood E. V. N., 1 Me rchants' row (seco nd floor )
Kilburn A., 6 Morse's block. (See adv.)
Lawton Lewis 1'., 4 Merchants' row
Mound Thos., office 2H Centre (up stairs)
Don't be decelved. If you
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RU'l'LAN.D DIRECTORY.
Spaulding & Co., Merchants' row . (See adv .)
Stevens H. D. .Mrs., 19 Merchants' row
Die Sinker.
Mathewson J . K, 293 Main street, Springfield, iUass.
Flour, Feed and Grain Dealers.
Dining Rooms.
Fisher J . W., 8 Mer~1ants' row
,
Hickey F . 0., 53 l'derehants' row, upp . depot. (See adv.)
Railway Restaurant, A . B.. Howard, prop'r, iu depot
Davis & Curtis, 8, 10 and 12 Freight
Keyes E. D. & Co., Evelyn opp. depot. (See adv .)
Ripley Sons, Centre Rutland. (See adv . back cove r.)
White D. M. & Co., 124 West. (See adv.)
Druggists.
Crooks Herbert D., "i Merchants' row
Fenn Francis, 13 Centre. (See adv.)
Graves George K, Union block, 95 :.Vlain
Higgins Albert W., 41 Merchants' row. (See adv.)
Lewis E. C., ~lerehants' row corner yv est
Morse E. A., 45 Merchants' row, opp . depot
~1orse F . A., Maiu corner Marble, West ltutland.
(See adv.)
Mullin D. F. & Bro., Marble st., West Hutland . (See adv.)
Furnitm·c Dealers.
Gilson Thomas S., 21 Merchants' row .
Kingsley Levi G., 18 Merchants' row.
Stearns J . W., 9 Merchants' row
Townsend Charles G., 28 Centre
Weeks N. & Son, 10 Merchants' row
Groceries aml Provisions.
Dry and Fancy Goods.
Burt B. H., 31 Merchants' row
Gould J. Azro, 24 Merchants' row
Hilliard George W., 37 .)lerchants' row
Kilburn J. B., 17 Centre
RoSB Charles E., 3 Merchants' row. (See adv.)
Dye Works.
Rutland Dye Works, Wm. Simpson, 5 Wales
Parkhurst C. A., Mutual Exchange block
Ridlon E. F., 43 Centre
Vail Charles B., 9 Merchants' row
•
Express Office.
National and U. S. and Canada, J. M. Otis
a~t.,
(See adv. )
(Sec adv.)
in depot
Fancy Goods.
Ashwun S. R., 9 Centre
Fenn Francis (and toys), 13 Ce ntre. (See adv.)
Mitchell John D., 29 Merchants' row
•
Billings B. & D. C., 67 Merchants' row. (See adv .)
Caden J. & T ., 4 Freight. (See adv.)
•. Cain Patrick, 24 Wales
Cook John, 36 Centre
Derven John, 99 Main
Glynn ,Tames E ., 23 Merchants' row
Grandey John S., 25 Forest
Keyes E. D. & Co., Evelyn opposite depot. (See adv .)
Marshall B. W., 1 Grove
McManus Peter, 93 West
Morse F . A., Main corner Marble, West Rutland. (See adv .)
Mussey William B. & Son . 11 ~Terchants' row. (See adv.)
Mullin D. F. & Bro., Marble street, West Rutland . (See adv .)
Pierpont, E, 25 Center. (See adv.)
Powers Charles J ., 37 Centre
Rutland Cooperative Association, .J. A. Edson agt., Mutual Exchange
block West st.
Ryan W illiam, 1 Wales
Stewart Robert, 14 Wales. (See adv. )
Vaughan Fayette, Main corner West
White A . & Co., 33 Center. (Ree adv.)
WithFred . H. Clucttorhisrepresentative
yo u
to procure oueof the best Pinnas or Organs .
0 ONSULT desire
ir
0
HI 0 K E R I N G When merit and price are considered, la the be•t Piano now
H I 0 K E R I N G
obtainable.- Examine them.
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Hairdressers.
l<'armer J. W., 53 1\lcrchants' row
Mellow Frank l\1 ., 21 Center. (See adv.)
On cy David jr. (also baths), Berwick House
Walker J . F ., 13 ;\ierchants' row
\Vhiley E. C. ( also baths), under Bardwell House
· Hair Work.
Ballance J. B. Mrs., 62 West.
Loo p G . •r., 15z Center
(See ad v.)
Hardware and Cutlery.
Bates A. () . &' 8on, i'l5 Merchants' row. (See adv.)
Kingsley Levi G. , 18 Merchants' row. (See adv.)
Landon W . r.., Freight corner Evelyn
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Hats, Caps and Furs.
Cunningham A . 0 ., 5 Centre
Gould & Pollard, :26 :\lcrchants' row
Hilliard George W. (furs only), 37 nierchants' row
.Mason Charles 8., 43 Merchants' row. ( See adv.)
Wa~kins F . W ., 33 Merchants' row
Horse Rakes, Mowing Machines, Hay Tedders,etc.
Chatterton J. H., 32 Washington.
(See adv.)
Hotels.
Bardwell House, J . W. Cramton, opposite depot. (See adv .)
Bates House, A . C. Bates & Son, opp. depot. (See adv.)
Berwick House, C. F. Richardson, Centre cor. Wales. (See adv .)
Farmers' Hotel, J. E. Johnso n, Freight near depot
Marble Valley H otel, C. H. Campbell, West Rutland .
House Furnishing Goods.
Dunn & Cramton. 12 and 14 ~Ierchants' row. (See adv.)
Gilson Thomas s.' , 21 Merchants' row . (See adv.)
Ryan John Q. , opp . Berwick House
Weeks N . & Son, 10 Merchants' row
STEINWAY
"KING OF PIANOS" Sold Exclusive!.\'
by Fred . Fl. Cluett .
WEBER PIANOS
Clu ett and Sos~·e~~~~~~~.for Vermont.
R U'l'LAND DIIIECTOR Y .
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Ice Dealers.
Dunklee B. F ., 5 Main. (Sec adv.)
ltowell C. A., Post Office box 59
Insurance Agents.
Babcock C. L., office Berwick House
Burnham & T emp le, office Ripley Marb le block , 20 l\lerchants' row
Cain John, office Town Hall block
Cunningham Orlando Rev., office 19 Cottage
Forbes C. H. , office at Bates House. (See adv .)
Francisco's General Agency, Union block
Fra ncisco A . D. ( Farm insurance) , office 1 L Church
Granger C. H . (Mutual Life. N. Y.), ~ Morse's block
l\Iason E. G., office Putnam & Sawyer's block
Parmenter C., 241 Merchants' row
Porter H . W., office 7 Centre
Iron, Steel, Pipe and Fittings.
Mansfield ·& Stimson , Union opp. car shop . (See adv.)
Ross Thos ., H2, 94 and 96 West. (.See adv.)
Japanese Paper Carpeting.
Japanese P tLper Carpeting Co.
(See 2d . col'd leaf. )
Laundry.
Rutland Custom Laundry, W m. Hoffnagle, 57 West
Lawyers.
Baker & Butler , office Mutual Exchange block
Barrett James C .. office No. 1 over Nat. Bk. of Rutland
Dunton W. C., judge of supreme court, W ashin gto n cor. Nickwackett
Everts M. G ., 8 Morse's block
Joyce & Lawrence, office 27 Merchants' row
Kendall P . R edfield, office 21 Merchants' row
)I an ley J. E ., office Main st. , West Rutland
Nicholson David E., office 4 Morse's block
Prout & Walker, over National B ank of Rutla nd
RED. H. TRQY
N y
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FCLUETT,
1
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Is selling th e World's Beat Pianos and
Organa nt prices that defy competition.
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PIA~OS
FROM $50 UP.
R UTLAN]) ])!RECTORY.
Redington Lyman W., office Putnam & Sawyer's block
Smith Warren H ., .\lorse's block
Thrall Renbeu R., office Morse's block
Veazey W. G., office 9 :\Ierchants' row
Livery Stables.
Bardwell House Stables, opp. the depot
Marble Valley Hotel Stables, West Rutland
Quinn M., 22 Centre
Richardson C. F . & Geo ., 24 Centre
Smith & Smith, Marble street, West Rutland
Loan Office.
Dorr S. M. & Co., office Putnam & Sawyer's block
l\1. & H . 0., 49 West
Charles P. & Co ., Furnace street.
(Sec adv. 2J col' d leaf.)
Nathan & Co., 59 Centre
D. M. & Co., 124 West. (See adv.)
Machinists and Founders.
Mansfield & Stimson, Union st. opp. R. R. car ~hop. (See adv.)
Ross Thomas, 92, 94 and 96 West. (See adv.)
Rutland Foundry and .\lachine Shop Co., Furnace stree t . (See ·
adv.)
Shortsleeve David, Furnace street. (See adv.)
Marble Producers and Dealers.
Columbian Marble Co., 120 West. (See adv .)
Flints, Johnson & Co., Centre Rutland. (See adv.)
Gilson, Clement & Woodfin, West Rutland
Hollister, Tyrel & Co., East Dorset. (See adv.)
Kearsarge Marble Co., West Rutland
Ripley Sons, on C. V. R. K and R. & S. R. R., Centre Rutland.
(See adv. on back cover)
Rutland Marble Co ., Center ~nd 'vV est R.uthtnd . •T. N . Baxter, sup't
(See adv. on inside front cover.)
Sheldons & Slason, W est Rutland. (See adv. on back cover).
It wlll pay you to examine
the World Renowned
CHICKERING strumeut
Piano, ir yon want th e beet inmanufactured.
&
Sons, Temple of l\Iusic.
See pageS.
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Sutherland Falls Marble Co., R. Proctor, treasurer.
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Sherman, Williams & Co., West Rutland
(See adv. opp .
Marble Dealers.
Ross 'rhos., 92, 94 and 96 West. (See adv.)
Cassidy P. W., Main street West Rutland
Seger Alonzo, Main street West Rutland
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Marble Workers.
Bowman & Leach, 5 and 7 Grove. (~ee adv.)
Norton Hubert, 1 Franklin
Oliver Granite Works, 77 W e9t
Pritchard, McNeil~ Lane (mantels), West Rutland
Monumental Works.
Lumber Dealers.
Edson
Harris
Pierce
White
Cluett
White & Haven, 86 and 88 West.
Bowman & Leach, 5 and 7 Grove.
(See adv.)
(See adv.)
Meat Market.
Brown Nelson, 62 West
Chaffee Geo. T., 47 Market, 47 Merchants' row
Clifford P., 8 Merchants' row
Dunton & Hayward (Fulton Market), 31 Merchants' row
Hayward Myron D., 24 Merchants' row
Johnson J. E., 6 Freight. (See adv.)
Merchant Tailors.
Burns Peter, P. 0. Building, West Rutland
Ellis A. D., 31 Centre. (See adv.)
Flynn B. J., Quinn's block opposite depot. (See adv.)
Fagan Peter, 25t Merchants' row. (see adv.)
Kingsley H . W ., l3t Merchants row. (See ad.v.)
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Ashmun's Temple of Fashion, 9 Centre
Kelley W. C., 1 .\ierchants' row
Mitchell John D., 29 Merchants' row
Th ornton M. K ., 13 Washin gton. (Sec adv.)
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RIVER
STREE rr
TROY ' N, y •
I s the uurnbcr or Fred. ll. ClucLt'• Piano
w,uc room . D et; L good ~ nt J owc~ t prices.
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1/U'l'LAND DIRECTORY.
RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
Music and 1\:Iusical Instrlllllents.
McClure & Hall, 25 Merchants' row
Merriam E. N., 19 Merchants' row. (See adv.)
Paper and Wooden Ware Dealer.
Mietzke George A., 28 Grove
Chatterton S. Howard Mrs., 32 Washington
Edgerton Miss, 20 West
Hall H. A., l l Summer
Hathaway John B., 127 Main
Sawyer Henry A. & Co., 63 l\1erchants' row opposite depot
Photographers.
Nail Works.
Harris Chas. P. & Co ., Furnace stree.t.
(See
ad~ .
2d colored leaf. )
The Daily and Weekly Herald and Globe A. H. Tuttle manager,
S. B. Pettengill editor, office 13 Centre. (See adv.)
News Depot.
(See adv.)
Novelties.
Union Novelty Co., 24z Merchants' row.
(See adv)
Oyster Saloon.
Cushman C. F., 5z Centre
Painters.
Dunlap J. H. T., 26 Wales
Kingsley Moses, 15 Grove
La Clair Edgar, 86 West street
Orcutt A. A. (carriage), 4 Wales
Paper Fashions and Designs.
ST£INWAY
Allen Charles L ., office over E . D . K eyes & Co.'s store
Cochrane T . H., office West Rutland
Cook Ore!, office 96 Main
Fox George H., office 2 Cottage
Goldsmith M., office 13 Washington
Griswold S. H ., office 35 West
Hanrahan J ohn D ., office 12 Prospect
Haynes B. H., office 34 West and 3 Grove
Keenan John C., office 19 River
Mead John A., office 22 Washington
Pond E. A., office 7 Center
Porter Cyrus, office 6 West
Porter James B ., Porter avenue rear 81 Main
Putnam J. H., office 15 Washington
Ross James, office 107 Main
Sheldon Lorenzo, office West Rutland
Woodhouse Charles, office 31 Grove
Pianos an4 Organs.
"Domestic," E. N. Merriam, 19 Merchants row. (See adv .)
"Bntterick" Patterns C. F. Ross, 3 Merchants ' row. (See adv.)
"Demorest" C. A. Parkhurst & Co., Grove corner West
"Frank Leslies" J. I!. Kilburn, 17 Center
Don'tbedeceived.ltyou
waut the very beat the
Baker G. M., H Center
Merrill J. 0., 1 Merchants' row corn er Weat
Nichols Carlos W., 2 1 ~ Center. (See adv .)
Physicians and Surgeons.
NewspaJ>er.
Spaulding & Co., 1 Merchants' row.
Paper Hangings.
Tuttle & Co., 11 Centre. (See adv .)
Weeks N. & Son, 10 Merchants' row
Music Teachers .
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P iano is now without a
rival. Examine them.
Cluett Fred H ., Edwin Tracy agent, Bates House. ( See adv.)
Cluett & Sons, Geo. Tobey agent, bds. Bardwell H ouse. (Sec adv.)
Day George Q., 19 Merchants' row (See adv.)
McClure & Hall, 25 Merchants' row.
"WORLD'S BEST PI.~NOS"
16
Can be procu red only of F red . H.
Cluett, 'l.'roy, N.Y.
ALEX. SELKIRK, Solicitor of Patents, 44 N. 'Pearl St., Albany, N. Y.
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
Pictures and Picture Frames.
Dunlap.]. H . T., 26 Wales
Merriam E. N ., 19 l\lerchants' row.
Spaulding & Co ., 1 Merchants' row.
Slate Manufacturer.
Fairhaven Marble and Marbleized S late Co.
(See adv.)
(See adv.)
(Sec adv .)
Stamps of any description.
Mathewson J. E., 293 Main street, Springfield, Mas ~.
Planing and Wood Turning·.
Harris Chas. P. & Co ., Furnace street.
(See adv., ::ld col'd leaf.)
Steel Stamps, Letters and Figures.
Matheweon J. E., 293 Main street, Springfield, Mass.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting.
Dunn & Cramton, 12 and 14 Merchants' row.
R.yan .John Q., opp. Berwi?k House
(See adv.)
(See adv.)
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Bdson M. & H. 0., 49 West
Harris Charles P. & Co ., Furnace street. (See adv. 2d colored leaf)
Steam Stonecutter Co., 90 West
Stoves and Tinware.
Dunn & Cramton, 12 and 14 Merchants' row.
Newton M., Main street, West Rutland
Ryan John Q., opposite Berwick House
Scale Manufacturers.
f~owe
Scale Co., located at junction of Rutland and Harlem Extension B.. H.. Railroad. (See adv. on outside front cover.)
Sealing Wax.
l\lichael A. M., 413 Broadway, Albany.
(See adv. )
Stonecutting Machinery.
Rubber Stamps.
Michael A. i\1., 413 Broadway, Albany.
Stencil Cutter and Die Sinker.
~1ichael A. M., 413 Broadway, Albany.
(See adv.)
Telegraph Office.
Western Union Telegraph Co., Leon G. Bagley, manage r , office
south end Union depot on Merchants' row
Tin and Coppersmith.
Slattery John, 37 Centre.
Sewing Machines.
The Grover & Baker & Domestic, E. N. l\lerriam, agent, 19 Merchants' row. (See adv.)
l:)inger Manufacturing Co., C. A. Parkhurst & Co., Mutual Exchange block, West corner Grove.
'l'he Howe Machine Co. H. L: Gleason, Cent-er corner Wales.
(See adv.)
(See adv. )
(See adv. page 12.)
Tobacconists.
Abraham Bros., 3 Centre
Amory T. T. & Co., Bardwell House block
Appel Morris, 3 Union
Wooley B. H., 55 Merchants' row
U ndertalrers.
Shirt Manufacturer.
Merriam E. N. , 19 Merchants' row .
ll iu oearch of the very
best
now
produ ced
oR
Campbell Chas. H., West Rutland
Gilson 'l'homas S., 21 Merchants' row. (Sec adv. )
Kingsley L. G., 18 Merchants' row. (See adv.)
(See adv .)
G A N
s
You will find them at
Fred. H . Cluett's.
The best pos•ible bargai ns
In Pianos may be obtained or
FRED
H, CLUETT
who Is exclusive agent for
. _ _,
. _ _
the Chickeri ng & Steim•ay.
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RUTLAND JJIRE01'0RY.
Sec pag e S.
RU1'LANJJ DIRE07'0RY.
Upholsterers.
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F1:re Wa1·dcns.
Wa1'£l1, S. Terrill.
Ward 4, S . H. Kelley.
"5, C. F . Richardson.
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2, M. Costello.
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3, l\1. B. Haney.
" 6, J. C. Dunn .
Ward 7. Carbory Carroll.
Uilson Thomas S., 2 1 Merchants' row. (See adv.)
Metzger Williaw, Evelyu street. (See adv.)
·Stearns J. W., 9 Merchants' row
Townsend Charles G., 28 Ge nter
W ceks N. & So n, 10 Merchants' row
NIOKW ACKETT ENGINE CO. NO. 1.
Watches and Jewelry. ·
Wm. B . 'l'hrall, F01·eman.
A. Austin, l st Assistant.
H. H. Hilton, Glm·lr..
B. J. Flynn, 2d "
E. S. So11thwick, Trea.sw·e1·.
Bailey H. M ., t7 1\lerchauts' row
}Jurshall AlbertS., 1 Merchants' row . (See adv.)
Wh eeler F. H., 25 }lerchants' row. (See adv.)
White Elwin H., West Rutland. (See adv.)
WASHINGTON ENGINE CO. NO. 2.
Wood Dealer.
Geo. W. Kenney, F01·eman .
K. K. Hannum, 1st Assistant.
G. P. Russell, Gle1·lc.
C. D. Whitcomb, 2d "
L. L. Whitcomb, Treasw·e1·.
Elbworth J. D., office and residence 2 Grove
KILLINGTON STEAMER CO. NO . 3.
TOWN OFFICERS OF U.UTLAND.
Levi G. Kingsley, Foreman.
H. M. Bates, lst Assistant Foreman. Louis Valliquette jr. , Clerk.
J . H. Mcintyre, 2d "
"
A. S. Marshall, Treasu1·er.
Selectmen.
Samuel Boardman.
H . H. Dyer.
Sam!. Hayward .
UNION HOOK ANJ) LADDER CO. NO. 1.
TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF RUTLAND.
Incorporated as a village Nov. 15th, 1847.
Warcll, Geo. H. Cheney.
Ward 4, N. F. Page.
2, John B. Page.
" 5, H. L. Verder.
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" 6, A. C. Bates.
"
3, J . D. Hanrahan.
Ward 7, J as. Levins.
P1·esident, John B. Page,
Glerle, H. L. Verder.
FIRE DEPARTl\:IENT OF RUTLAND.
RIVER
STREET
TRQY 1 N y
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J. W. CRAMTON HOSE CO. NO.4.
Samuel M. vVillson, Fo1·eman .
F. C. Robbins, Cleric.
F. A. Beebe, 2d
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Fred. Smith, T1·easu1·er.
J. C. Pease, 1st Assistant Foreman.
H. H. BAXTER HOSE CO. NO. 5.
Walter C. Landon, Chief Engineer.
Joseph M. Davis, 1st. Assistant Engineer.
James Levins, 2d.
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John P. Crowley, Foreman.
P. Lynch, 1st Assistant Foreman.
W. H. Hubbard, Cleric.
P. J. Cawley, 2d "
"
Dominick Corcoran, T1·easw·er.
George W. Dunton, Foreman.
.
W. H. Monty, lst Assistant Foreman. Jake E. Staley, Cleric.
- "·G. W. Staley, 2d
"
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C. H. Green, Tnasurer.
Is the number of Fred. H. Cluett's Piano,
B.lt~t good• at lowest pricee •
o ware room.
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It willpay you to examinu
the World Renowned
CHICKERING atrument
Piano, If you want the best inmanufactured.
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MASONIC.
OTTER UREEK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 7, I. 0. 0. F.
H. P.- C. Parmenter.
U. P.- T. D. Manly.
Scribe,_:_ J. A. Parker.
T1·eas.- Chas. Woodhouse.
S. W.- Mr. Needham.
Meet every 2d and 4th Thursday, Odd Fellows Hall.
RUTLAND LODGE No. 79, F. & A. M.
W. N.- A. S. Marshall .
Sec.- A. H. Cobb.
S. W.- Sam. Terrill.
Treas.- D . .l\1. White.
J. W.- S. E. Burnham.
Regular communication first Wednesday of every mouth .
in MorEe's block .
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RUTLAND DiRECTORY.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
:'lfeets
CENTRE LODGE No. 34 F. & A. M.
W. .M.-T. C. Robbins.
Sec. - James H. Dyer.
Treas. - B. W. Marshall .
S . W.- E . M. Edgerton.
J W.- Geo. P. Ruseell.
Meets in Morse's block first Thursday of every month .
VERMONT LODGE, NO. 1, K. OF P.
P . G.- S. E. Burnham .
P.- G. J . Wardwell.
G. C.-C. W. Safford.
K. of R. & S.- Chas. Clark.
V. C'.- G. D. Millington.
Meet every Wednesday at Odd Fellows Hall.
DAVENPORT CHAPTER No. 17.
H. P.-J. H. Mcintyre.
Sec.- F. C. Robbins.
K.-G. J. Wardwell. ,
Treas.-L. G. Kin gsley.
S.- A. B. Williams.
Regular convocation second Monday of every month.
INC'ORPORATED COMPANIES OF RUTLAND.
PEOPLE'S GAS LIGHT CO.
KILLINGTON COMMANDERY KNIGHTS
TEMPLA.R, No. 6.
Em. Commande1·- Sir L. L. Pearsons.
Generalissimo- Sir L. G. Kingsley.
Capt. General-Sir J. J\1. Otis.
Prelate- SirS. Terrill.
Sen. Warden-Sir Geo. J. Wardwell.
Jun. Warden- Sir J. M. Otis.
Treasurer .- Sir L. G. Kingsley.
R ecorder - Sir C. Clark.
Meets third Tuesday of every month .
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
KILLINGTON LODGE, NO. 29 I: 0. 0. F .
N. G.- E. Plaisted.
V. G.- E. R. Farrar.
SP.c.-J. A. Parker.
Treas.- D. S. \Varner.
Meet e\·cry i\londay, Odd Fellows Hall. Globe block.
"WORLD'S BEST PIANOS''
Can be procured on ly or Fred. H. ·
Clu ett, Troy, N.Y.
Incorporated March 28, 1867; Capital $60,000; Office and
Works No.2 Union Street.
President.- Z. V. K. Willson .
Cleric and Treas.- Geo. R. Bottum
Supt.-N.C. Dye.
Di1·ectois.-Z . V. K. Willson, John W . Cramtou, John N. Baxter,
John A. Sheldon, Daniel Verder , W. B. Mussey .
'rHE HOWE SCALg CO.- Pres·ident, Geo. A. Merrill; 1'reasu1·e1·, John B. Page ; Sec1·etary, Wm. H. Bryant; Supe1·intendent, Wm. W. Reynolds.
RUTLAND MARBLg CO.- Sup't, J. N. Baxter;
N. P. Simons.
COLUMBIAN MARBLE CO.-
PROVE IT
'l 'r c a .~w·er,
A~s't
Sup't,
Rockwood Barrett.
If iu doubt nud you dcstrc th e best, nn cxnmiuuliou of the Stei n• wuy aud Cb ick ertu g Piano::i will
~at.isfy
you of their ijtlpcriority.
FOR THE BEST PIANOS AND ORGANS. sccpag.s.
ALEX. SELKIRK, Solicitor of Patents, ~4 N. Pearl St., Albany, N.Y.
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RUTLAN]) DIRECTORY.
RUTLAND lJlRECTORY.
1z9
Pr es1:d~nt-
W. Y. W. Ripley.
Cashier- Henry F . Field.
Teller- Wm. Chas Brown.
BoolclrePper-Henry M. Bailey.
Direct01·s- Wm. Y. W. Ripley, James Henton, John Prout,
John ""B. Page, John Miller, Edward H. Ripley, Henry ·F . Field.
SUTHERLAND FALLS ,YIARBLE CO.- ?resident, J. J . ~1yer;
Treasurer, R. Proctor.
VERMONT BIBLE SOCIETY.- Depository in E. N. Merriam's
Music store, 19 Merchant's row.
BANKS.
CHURCHES.
BAXTER NATIONAL BANK,
Capital, $300,000. Incorporated 1870.
President- H. Henry Baxter.
Vice -President- Jno. N. Baxter.
Cashier- Geo. R. Bottum.
Directors_..:.. B. Henry Baxter, N. T . Sprague, Jr., John N. Baxter,
Walter C. Dunton, Harvey Kingsley, John W. Cramton, Trenor
W. Park, George E. Royce, George R. Bottum , Henry F. Lothrop,
Walter C. Landon.
BAPTIST.
Centre near Court House ..
Services at 10.45A. M., and 7 P.M. Sabbath shoo! at 12 M.
Pastor- Rev. Justin K. Richardson.
Deacons-John Murray, Luther Angier, Eri W. Horner, ,Jason
Hazelton.
P1·udential Committee- Henry 0. Edson, B. W. }larshall , L. L.
Pearson.
Cleric of Society- E. C. Tuttle.
Treasurer of Society- E . W. Horner .
Auditor- H . C. Tuttle.
Collector- E. S. Southwick.
S. S. Supt.- Samuel H. Kelley.
Ass·1:st. S. S. ,Supt.- B. W. Marshall.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF RUTLAND.
Capital $500,000. Chartered 1824. Reorganized 1866 .
President- John B. Page.
Cashier - Sidney W. Rowell.
Directm·s- John B. Page, Francis Slawson, Edward Martindale,
Jacob Edgerton, Fred. Chaffee, Henry C. Gleason, Sidn ey W.
Rowell.
CONGREGATIONAL.
RUTLAND SAVINGS BANK.
Incorporated in November, .1850.
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Amount of deposits $650,000.
H·esident- Luther Daniels .
Vice-President- William Gilmore.
Treasurer- Luther Daniels.
Assist. Treas.- N. Kellogg.
Trustees- Luther Daniels, William Gilmore, John Prout, Warren
Daniels, Wm. M. Field, Newton Kellogg, W. B. l\Iussey.
RUTLAND NATIONAL BANK.
Capital $200,000. Organized as a State Bank, 1862; as a l'lational Bank, 1865.
" Agood American Name" bas been a household word for ovorbalf
a century, 53,()()() or these matchless Pianos have been made & sold .
CHI CKERI NG
\.(
Court street.
Services at 10.45 A. M., and 7 P. M. Prayer meetings Thursday
and Saturday evenings at 7.30.
Pastor- Rev . ,J. Gibson Johnson.
Deacons - Dr. E. V. N. Harwood, John B. P~,~ge, Henry F . Field,
J. M. Haven
Pntdential Gornmitt~:e- Thos. Ross, H . F. Field . John A. Sheldon, J. H. Goulding, Rockwood Barrett, L. K RoyH, W. Y. W.
Ripley.
S. S. Supt.- John B. Page.
Assist. Supt.- Henry F. Field.
Librarian- Fred. A. Field .
Organist- George A. i\1 ietzke.
Don'tbedecelved. lfyou
w&nt tbe very beat tbo
----------------------Is now without a
STEIN
WAY Plano
rival. Examine them .
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RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
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EPISCOPAL.
West street.
Services at 10.45 A. M. Sunday School immediately after morning service. Evening service at 7.30 in winter and 5.30 in
summer.
Rector- Rev. Walter Mitchell.
Vestr.vmen -Chas. Clement, Z. V. K . Wilson, Harvey Kingsley,
Geo. R. Botturn, Chas. E. Ross, ·E. P. Gilson, Col. W. G. Veazey.
Wardens- ChaR. Clement, Z . V. K. Wilson.
Treasurer- Harvey Kingsley.
Secretary- E. P. Gilson.
Organist- L. A. Morse.
CONGREGATIONAL.
West Rutland.
Services 10.45 A. M ., and 7 P. M . Prayer meeting Thureday
evening at 7.30.
Pastor-.J . K. Williams.
Deacons-L. Sheldon, R. C. 'rhrall, H . A Smith.
Prudential Committee - H. H. Brown, Chas. Ia. Sheldon, C.
Blanchard.
S. S. Supt.- H . A. Smith.
Ass't Li~rarian- Lorenzo Conway.
ST. BRIDGET'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
ST. PETER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Mass and vespers at the usual hours.
Paswr-Rev . Charles O'Reilly.
Meadow street.
Mass at 8 and 10 A . .M. : vespers 7
Pastor-Rev. Charles Boylan.
A. M.
:r:s~~o
a-:r::sso~.,
Building Mover, Stone Mason,
FRENCH CATHOLIC.
· Services at 11 A . M., and 3 P . l\1.
Pastor-Rev. Jerome Gelot.
METHODIST.
West street.
Services at 10.'15 A . M., and H P . M. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 7.30 in the chapel.
Pastor-Rev. M. Edgerton .
Board of Officers- G. C. Thrall, L . F. Southard, C. W. Nichols,
. Joel C. Barker,· Horace Bateman, Thos. Kershaw, Chas. I-I. Kinsman, D. H . Morgan, W . B. Olosson Calvin Brewer Jr. F. W.
Shedd.
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Organist-Miss M. J. Brown .
0 K E R I N G
0 HI
HI 0 KERIN G
When merit nnd price nre considered, Is the best Piano now
obtal.nnble.-Examine them.
AND
PRACTICAL HIGHWAY BUILDER.
I make a specialty of Moving all kiuds of Buildings. Stone
work of all kinds, done at. short notice on reasonable terms.
No. 8 PINE STREET,
RUTLAND,
VERMONT.
L. J_ ::H:OADLEY,
Manufacturer of all ltlnds of
CRACKERS, BREAD & CAKES,
Wedding Cake Made to Order with
Neatness and Dispatch.
Church Street, WEST RUTLAND, VT.
With Fred . H. Cluett orhlsrepres.entat!ve,_ If you
.
desire to procure one of the best P1anos or urgana.
C 0 N SULT
RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
See page 8.
133
and ninety-eight feet; thence westerly, in a li~e parallel with the
centre line of Washinaton street, to the centre hoe of Wales street;
thence southerly, on the centre line of Wa-les street to the cen.tre
· line of Washington street; thence westerly, on the centre hoe
of Washington street, and in the same course contmued to the
we 8 t line of the Rutland Railroad land; thence southerly, on the
west line of said railroad land, to the south line of said village ;
thence easterly, on the south line of said village, to the south west
corner of said second ward, as abpve defined; thence northerly, on
the west line of said second ward, to the place of beginning.
BOUNDARIES
OF THE SEVERAL
WARDS ·OF THE VILLAGE OF RUTL~ND.
WARD IV .
Beainning at the intersection of the centre line of West street
with the west line of said first ward, as above defined; thence westerly on the centre line of West street, to a point as far west ns the
south end of the cast line of Cottage street; thence northerly, to
and alOD"" the east line of Cottage street, and in the same course COD·
tinued ~ the north line of said village; thence easterly, on the
north line of said village, to the nortli-west corner of said first ward,
as above defined thence southerly, on the west line gf said first ward,
to the place of beginning.
In pur~uance of the second section of the Act of the Legislature of
th .s t-itate, incorporating the Village of Rutland, approved November 9. 1·"n5. the undersigned, trustees of said Village of Rutland,
hereby define and establish the lines and boundaries of the several
wards of said village, as follows :
Beginning at the intersection of the centre line of Main street
with the north line of said village; thence running westerly on the
north line of said village, two hundred and forty-six feet; thence
southerly, in a line parallel with the centre line of Main street 1 to
the centre line of Centre street; thence easterly, on the centre l ine
of Centre street, and in the same courae continued to the east line
of said village; thence northerly, on the east line of said village, to
the northeast corner thereof; thence westerly, on the north line of
said village, to the place of beginning.
·
WARD II.
Beginning in the centre line of Centre street, at the southwest
corner of the first ward, as above defined; thence running southerly, in a line parallel with the centre line of Main street to the
south line of said village; thence easterly, on the south line' of said
villag.e, to the. so~theast corner thereof; thence northerly, on the
east hne of sa1d vlilage, to the southeast corner of said first ward,
as above defined; thence westerly, on the south line of said first.
ward, to the place of beginning.
WARD III.
~eginn!ng in the ce~tre line of Washington street, at its intersectiOn w1th t.he west hoe of said I!CCond ward, as above defined ;
thence northerly, o~ said west line Cllf said s.eQOud wud,, one hundred.
I-,
WARD V.
Beginning in tho centre line of West street, at the south east
corner of said fourth ward, as above defined; thence westerly, on
the centre line of West street, to the west lin e of said railroad land ;
thence easterly and southerly, on the westerly line of said milroad
land to the north west corner of said third ward, as above defined ;
then~e easterly, on the north line of said third ward, to the centre
line of Wales street at its intersection with the centre line of
Washington street; 'thence northerly, on the centre line of Wales
· street one hundred and ninety-eight feet, to the corner of said
third 'ward ; thence eaflterly, on the north line of said third ward,
to the north east corner thereof, in the west line of said second
ward · thence northerly, on the west line of said second ward, and
the w~st line of said first ward, to the place of beginning.
WARD VI.
Beginning in ·the centre line of West street, at the south-west
corner of said fourth ward, as . above defined; thence westerly, on
the centre line of West street, to the west line of said railroad land ;
thence westerly, on the southerly line of said railroad la_nd, to t~e
west line of said village; thence northerly, on the west hne of sa1d
villa()'e to the north west corner thereof; thence easterly, on the
north line of said village, to the north west corner of said fourth
RUTLAND DIRECTORY.
DELAWARE &HUD~~N ~ANAL t~MPANY.
ward; thence southerly, on the west line of said fourth ward. to the
place of beginnin g.
NORTHERN R. R. DEPARTMENT.
134
WARD VII.
Beginning at the south-west corner of said sixth ward, being tho
intersection of the south line of said railroad land with the west line
of !laid village; thence easterly and southerly, on the southerly and
southwesterly line of said sixth ward, and on the westerly lin es of
said fifth and third wards (being the southerly and westerly line of
said railroad land) to the south line of said village; thence westerly,
to the south west corner of said village; thence northerly, on th e
we!lt line of said village, to the place of beginning. ·
JOHN
G. H.
J .D.
N. F.
H. L. VERDER,
A. c. BATES,
B. PAGE,
CHENEY,
HANRAHAN,
PAGE.
JAS. LEVINS,
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY, via Whitehall for PORT
HENRY, PLATTSBURGH, ROUSE'S POINT, MOOERS JUNCTION, ST. JOHNS and MONTREAL.
C. J. GILMORE,
Dealer in
STATl~NE~Y,
NEWSPAPEM,
PE~IODICALS,
&c.
POST OFFICE BUILDING, WEST RUTLAND, VT.
RUTLAND AND WASHINGTON BRANCH.
A. :M. :lY.l:ICHAEL,
~aite)p
• ·Die SalnbeP)jl
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
BUEEEB ST.A.J:v:I:J?S~
Seal Presses, Bank Stamps, Wax Seals, Stamp Ribbons, Burning
Brands, Brass Checks, Stencil Plates, Stencil Paint, Brushes, &c•
•
TRAVELING STENCIL CUTTERS SUPPLillD WITH STOCK.
41.3
ERO.A.D'W" .A. Y,
.A.LE.A.NY,
N.
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Also, AGENT FOB DENNISON'S CHEAPEST AND BEST SEALING WAX. SEND FOl! Pl!ICE LIST·
STEINWAY
"KING OF PB.NOS" So ld Exclusively
by Fred. ll. Cluett.
Direct connections made at ROUSE'S POIN'l' with 0. & L. C.
R. R. for CHAMPLAIN, CHATEAUGAY, MALONE and OGDENSBURGH.
AGENT FOR ALBANY NEWS CO.
Steocill
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY, via Whitehall, leave
RUTLAND, making close connections at TROY, ALBANY and
SCHENECTADY, with the N. Y. Central and Hudson River
R. R. for the SOUTH and WEST; at TROY and ALBANY
with Through train for .the EAST, and at ALBANY with trains
on SUSQUEHANNA DIV. for BINGHAMTON, CARBONDALE
and SCRANTON.
NORTH.
T1·ust~es.
PLAIN AND FANCY
SOUTH AND WEST.
Connections made at EAGLE BRIDGE with Trains on TROY
& BOSTON R. R. for AljBANY & TROY.
Fare as low as via any other Route.
~UIGK TIME AND RELIABLE CONNECTIONS.
For rates of Fare, Tickets, or Information
apply to Ticket Agents, or to the undersigned.
JOSEPH ANGELL,
Gen'l Passengm· Agent,
ALBANY, N.Y.
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Marble &Harbliei~~~ Sli~te C~~v
FAIRHAVEN, VT.
Manufacturers of every variety aud finish
SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS,
~A~~~ A~~ ~~cAR~ ~~~~~
Highly ornamented FLO "WElt BOXES for Windows; SLATE SLABS lu
all their various forms, Including Grave Covers, Tomb and Greenhouse Shelves, Etc. S late an<l l\Iarble furni shed and fitted comI>lete for Tombs, from Architect's Draft. Slate Steps and
ItlsorR nicely finished and fitted for lnsi<le Stairs.
Varie[ated Green, Pnrule and Red Slate and Marble Tile,
VARIEGATED PURPLE AND RED ROOFING SLATE.
SL..ATE EUJ:LDJ:NG STONE
Finished to dimensions, such as
WA!Ell !Aitl1 DOOR
A~ll) W~ll!lOW SEttS~ t~N'!EJLS,
PLAIN, MOULDED OR ORNAMEN.TED.
Ashler in any desired thickness ; all of which is nicely finished, :B.tt~d
for use from architects' plan, and delivered where wanted.
This stone is a light, beautiful, unfading color, unsurpassed
by any in Smoothness of Finish, Strength and durability, and
as it is FINISHED BY MACHINERY, is afforded very cheap.
See Building on Centennial Ground of this Material.
C2W"' See Brown's Block, Seven Dwellings on South side, and R. C. Pruyn, R. S. Olem,
and C. Bowditch, on East side Washington Park, Albany, N. Y. Also, Large Brick
Block, Mr. Cochrane's Bauk, Washington, D. C.; also, Dwelling George W. Williams,
Charleston, S. C.; all of which, with many others, are trimmed and ornamented with our
Stone.
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l\IANSFIELD &
!\oltlUHf;tcturcrs of lU achin
MAR~1~ &~LAT~ Ml1L~ &~UARRJ~~.
ALL KI NDS OF ><TONE WORKING MACHi NERY FOR
Dressing, Rubbing, Turning, Polishiug and 1\'Ioulding·,
and the b est im]>rove d Gangs for Sawing 1\Im·blc, etc.
STONE AND SLATE PLANERS, AND SLATE SAW MACHINES,
Derricks, Heisting Machinery, and Overhead Travelling Cranes.
The Tran smi ssion of Power to lon g distances, specially attended to; Wheels a nd Wire Rope furnished for the same.
ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS,
PIPES and TANKS, HYDRAULIC PRESSES, TRIP HAMMERS,
AGRICULTURAL FORK MACHINERY.
AUTOMA'fiC WOOD TURNING LA.THES AND CUTTERS,
CIR9ULAR
SAW
MILLS,
WATER
'J:'h.e cettl.ng o f sa.=.e ...
Vt.
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WHEELS,
Specl.a.~ ty.
·Corn Crackers, Gas Retorts, Cupalo Furnaces, Globe Stoves for healing Mills, etc.
39768
S'1iA\'1itQNJA\RiY
LIGHT
~RO· Nl ~OR~ES~
AND H : .EAVY FORGINGS,
VASES, FENCES, CRESTINGS, HITCHING POSTS and LAMP POSTS,
CAR WHEELS, RAIL ROAD CASTINCS,
GEARING, PULLEYS, HANGERS, BOXES AND SHAFTING.
~ Plan s,
specifi cations and estimates furni tih ed on app lication.
MILLWRIGHT WORK.
D e al e r~
Rutland Directorv
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in Iron, Steel, PJ})e a.ncl }I'Jttings, VulveK, SteJun Gua.ges, lli'<&.SK
Casti ngs, Composition and Babbitt 1\letals, St e um l'11 c kin gs, Cotton
'Vaste , Deltlugs , HoAe, Boller Ant.I-Incrn•tntlonl'owtlerH, F ire Urick.
Age uts for t h e 'Vetmo1·e Turbiue Water 'Vhoe l ami S ullivan
1\Iuchine Co. 's Dinmond Drill Machin ~" for Chann e ling and
GaU<ling, Judson's Gove rnors, K eyston e Port.n.blt! }"orge,
Ulak e's, KnowleR' nnd 'Vrlght's Pmnt'"• SwamHcot.t
Engines and lloller•.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS,
BU·TLAJNIJ>;;1 Y~(li
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