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For explanations, &c., see page 13.
Postoffice address Westfield.
Ackley Ann, milliner 20 W Main, h do
Adams Thomas Q, dealer in veal, calfs, poultry and eggs, h and lot Lincoln
Amacher Peter, emp tannery, h 5 Tannery Hill
AMERICAN HOUSE, Asa Hill propr, E Main
Amsbry Lorinda E, widow Anson A, h and lot 6 Maple
Angerer Frank X (J F Rugaber & Co) h W Main
ASHCRAFT FRANK H, crayon portrait and pastel artist and dealer in art goods, picture framing, &c, 1 Church, h 22 Railroad (See adv page 491)
Ashcraft Ida A (Mrs Frank H) dressmaker 1 Church, h 22 Railroad
Atkins Allen, h 48 Maple
Atkins Charles, emp in cigar factory, h 44 Maple
Atkins Malinda, widow Charles J, h 54, Maple
Atkins Saxton M, owns farm 200 in West Union, Steuben Co, N Y, h 48 Maple
Ayers Robert (Ayers & Rogers) high constable, h Lincoln
Ayers & Rogers (Robert A & Fred R) baggage express, draymen and teamsters, Lincoln
Baker Albert, foundry and machine shop, Mill, h do
Baker Allen R, retired farmer, h 47 North
Baker Charles E, miller for Wm L Vosburgh, h 126 E Main
Baker Charles E Jr, miller, emp tannery, h 126 E Main
Baker Klein D, son of Albert, machinist, h Mill
Baldwin Daniel W, attorney and counsellor at law Strang Blk Church, bds Westfield House
Ballou Charles F, cigar manuf 8 E Main, bds 47 E Main
Banks Hiram A, emp tannery, h 66 Maple
Beach Clark W, lawyer, farmer in Clymer 375, also farms in Potter co, Strang blk Church, bds American House
Beach Frank L, mason, h and lot Elm n First
Beach J Bradford, retired farmer, farm 75 and 42 in Clymer, h and lot 38 Church
Beadle Eliza, Mrs William H, laundress Parker alley, h do
Beadle William H, emp livery stable, h Parker alley
Benedict Emily R, widow Rev Elisha B, h 39 Stevenson
Benn C Marcene, carpenter and contractor mason, h 104 Church
Bennett Albert P, laborer, h North
Bemauer Carrie J, Mrs C E, dressmaker, h 17 Church
Bernauer Clarence E, wagon repair shop 17 Church, h do
Bierly John H, cigar maker, h 22 E Main
Biggs William, plumber for Kinsman, h W Main
BLAIR WILLIAM E, principal Westfield Boro School, h 45 Stevenson
Bliss Anna (Bliss & Everitt) widow Charles, h 68 Church
Bliss Charles G, bookkeeper, bds 68 Church
Bliss Edwin A, machinist, h 68 Church
Bliss Grace J, music teacher, bds 68 Church
BLISS & EVERITT (Anna B & Wilbur F E) dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes 1 E Main
BOARDMAN ADA C, milliner 10 W Main, bds 13 Maple
Boothby Robert, emp tannery, h First
Borden John K, telegrapher, bds 11 W Main
Borden S B Mrs (Lizzie) widow S Bradford Borden, milliner 11 W Main, h do
BOTTUM ARTHUR L, M D, physician and surgeon, propr of private hospital, school director 52 W Main, h do See adv page 497
Bottum Charles N, student University of Syracuse, h 52 W Main
Bowman George W, laborer, farm, 90, on r 20 1-2 Westfield, bds 53 W Main
Bowman Lucina, bds 53 W Main
Bowman Ross C, leases of Frank V Leach farm, 33, h W Main
Bowman Ruth A, widow Milton G, h and 1 1-4 acres, 53 W Main
Brace Allen, retired farmer, h and lot owned by wife, Mason
Brehaney James, section foreman F B Ry
Brimmer Ann Mrs, h North
Bristol Eugene O, wholesale dealer in cigars and farm produce, h and lot owned by wife, Strang’s Lane
BRISTOL FRANK G, liveryman 6 Church, h do
Broughton Job R, barber 8 W Main, h 20 Church
Buck Lucretia, trained nurse Church cor Elm, h do
Bulkley Charles E, opr telephone and assst agt F B Ry, Railroad, h W Main
Bulkley Edwin B, invalid, h 47 W Main
BULKLEY GEORGE H, station agt F B Ry, agt American Ex Co, agt N Y & Pa Telephone Co at F B Ry depot, dealer in coal, lime, cement, plaster, and brick Railroad cor Lincoln, h Railroad See adv page 491
Bulkley Ira E, machinist, h 47 W Main
Burdick DeForest, carpenter and builder, h Elm n High
Burdick Edward, clerk for John R Dengle E Main, bds Elm
Burrell Charles W, invalid, h W Main
Burrell Frank, teamster, bds W Main
Burris Harry, blacksmith, h with John W, W Main
BURRIS JOHN W, blacksmith and horse shoer W Main, h do
Butler Charles, pensioner, h and lot owned by wife, Mary Jane
Butler Eugene, laborer, son of Joseph, bds North cor Kruzen
Butler H Grant, laborer, h Lincoln
Butler Joseph, carpenter, h North cor Kruzer
Butler Purk H, laborer F B Ry, h Mill
Cady John, section hand B & S R R
Cameron Charles K, collector, pensioner, h High
Campbell William L, laborer Fall Ry, h Mill
Christensen Christian E, fireman tannery, h 7 Tannery Hill
Christie Cora G, bookkeeper and school teacher, bds First
Christie Curtis, stone mason and plasterer, h First
Churchill Meeda E Mrs, laundress and general work, h over 71 E Main
Clark Fred L, harnessmaker for his father, W C, bds 10 Stevenson
Clark Guy B, clerk 9 E Main, h 10 Stevenson
Clark William C, insurance, constable, harnessmaker, and horse furnishings, 33 W Main, h and lot 10 Stevenson
Clark William L, clerk for F B Holcomb, bds 10 Stevenson
Close Ambrose, farmer, 180, h 37 Church
Colbath William S, carpenter, h and lot Mill
COLE JOSEPH E, Agt for sale of Pianos and organs, warerooms W Main, leases of J A Tubbs estate 22 acres, h W Main
Colebert Isaac, shoemaker, Maple n E Main, h W Main
Colegrove George C, removed to Wellsboro
Converse Libbie, widow Matt, h and lot 13 First
Cornish Anna, widow Chauncey, h and lot North
COWANESQUE TANNERY, (Of Union Tanning Co of Williamsport) P S Martin Supt, capacity 400 sides non-acid sole leather daily, employs ordinarily about 60 hands, E Main
Crawford Lewis N, clerk 22 W Main, h Lincoln
Crawford Theophilus L, laborer, h North
Curran Guy S, moulder’s apprentice, bds Mill cor Lincoln
Cushing Willson S, driver Atlantic Refining Co’s oil delivery, carpenter, h North opp Lincoln
Dates George, section hand on B & S Ry, h E Main cor Franklin
DAVIS FRANK M, grocer and baker, 21 E Main, h and lot, 11 Strang’s Lane (See adv page 497)
Day Charles O, farmer, works about 12 acres on shares for Milo Gardner of Westfield, h River
Deiches Saul, of Coudersport, Bennett M Sternberg manager, clothing, boots and shoes and gents’ furnishings, 15 W Main
DENGLE JOHN R, burgess, dealer in groceries, crockery, fruits, etc, 5 and 7 E Main (See adv bottom lines)
Dockerty John, cigarmaker, bds 35 E Main
EBERLE JOSEPH F, supt Elberle Tannery, bds 90 Church
EBERLE M H, (Mary H, widow of Frank) propr of rough leather tannery, capacity 250 sides per week, employs 7 hands, Joseph F Eberle, supt, 90 Church, h do (See adv page 495)
EDWARDS ARTEMUS, justice of the peace, pension attorney, school teacher, office Strang blk, Church, h 83 Church
Edwards Paul J, law student at Osceola, h 83 Church
Eick Charles F, emp tannery, h Tannery Hill
Eick Frank, emp tannery, h Farnham
Eick Fred H, emp tannery, h and lot 110 E Main
EICK HENRY F, foreman Cowanesque tannery, h rear do, off E Main
Eick Roland A, roller tannery, h rear tannery, off E Main
Embree Isaac R, farmer, 53 in Hector, Potter Co, dealer in soap &c, h and lot 14 Church
EMBREE TENA L, dressmaker 14 Church, h do
Emens Mate Mrs, dressmaker, bds H Hunter’s, Church
English Alton E, cigarmaker, bds North
English Andrew I, clerk, h and lot North
Etz John S, retired commercial traveler, bds Westfield House
Everitt Jane A, widow Rev Isaac, h and lot 56 Church
Everett Maggie I, widow Levi, housekeeper for Robert Boothby, First
EVERITT WILBUR F (Bliss & E) breeder fancy fowls, h Church
Farmers and Traders Bank, E M Tucker pres, F J Seely of Osceola cashier, 11 E Main
Farnham Catharine, farm 50, worked on shares by James Tubbs, 4 acres tobacco, h E Main
Fenton Herman J, carpenter and builder, h and lot 78 Church
Field S Austin Rev, pastor Baptist Church, h 6 High
First Baptist Church, Rev S Austin Field pastor, Tucker blk, E Main
Flynn Joseph, barber and owner of billiard hall, h over 14 E Main
Frazier Charles M, emp tannery, h River
Frazier Charles M Jr, farm laborer, bds River
FREE PRESS, newspaper, Marsh & Kimball publishers, W Main cor Strang’s Lane (See adv page 499)
Fuhrer Michael, emp tannery, bds 9 Tannery Hill
Fuller William H, laborer, h and lot 81 Church
Gaier Carl, emp tannery, h 12 Tannery Hill
GARDNER CHARLES G, carpenter and builder, h and lot and store, 72 E Main
Gardner Harvey A, carpenter and builder, h and lot 23 First
Gardner Minnie, trimmer for Mrs S B Borden
George John, farm in Brookfield, worked by son LeRoy, laborer, h and lot North
George Lena A, school teacher, h over 14 E Main
George Sylvester, teaming, e 68 Maple
German Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church The, rev William E Rommel pastor, Rugaber blk, 22 W Main
Goodwin Albert D, telegraph operator and stationary engineer, United States Pipe Line Co, pump station and office Mill, bds 47 E Main
Greenstone Simon, merchant tailor E Main, h and lot do
Greenwood Walter, weaver and laborer, bds with R Howard, Mill
GRIFFIN ELLSWORTH M, traveling salesman for Wardell, Bushnell, Glessner Co, mfrs of harvesting machinery, h 128 E Main
Guile Fred M, farmer on shares for Cowanesque Tanning Co, about 30, tobacco 5 acres, h and lot 19 Church
Guile Mary A, widow L Alanson, h and lot with son Fred M, 19 Church
Gulknecht Jacob, emp tannery, h 8 Tannery Hill
Gulknecht John, emp tannery, h 6 Tannery Hill
Gurnsey Erastus, mason, h 55 North
Gurnsey Otho, farm laborer, bds 55 North
GURNSEY WILLIAM H, owns in Steuben Co N Y farm, 82, mgr for Noah B Selleck farm, 120 in Brookfield, h and lot owned by wife Jane, 27 First
HAGEDORN HANS, music teacher (vocal and instrumental) teacher of French and German languages, h 51 Maple
HALL JOSEPH S, asst supt Metropolitan Life Insurance Co of New York, 2 W Main, h 63 Church
Hammond Ida May (Mrs James M) owns with sister Mrs Etta F Perry and mother Mrs Catharine A Farnham, farm, 44 on E Main
Hammond James M, clerk American House, h 4 Church
HANCOCK CLARENCE (L Plank & Co) 15 E Main, h 43 W Main
Hancock James W, contractor and builder, h and 3 acres 7 Strang’s Lane
Hand Frank, laborer, h Railroad
Hand Henry, laborer, h Railroad
Haner Ella A (Mrs Samuel R) dressmaker E Main, h and lot do
Haner Floyd R, barber’s apprentice, bds E Main
Haner Samuel R, painter and paper hanger, h E Main
Harrington Lewis, retired farmer, h 58 Church
Harris Gorum B, h and lot Railroad
HARVEY JOHN E, street commissioner and water supt, farmer, 6, carpenter, h and lot 57 North
Harvey Rhoda, dressmaker, 57 North
Hazlett David, laborer, h and lot, owned by wife Desire R, 5 First
Hegmann Charles E, printer, h 108 Mill
Hegmann John J, emp tannery, h and 1 1-2 acre, Mill
Heiser R & Co (Rudolph Heiser and Mrs Marion S LaBar, of Cowanesque) meat, fish and oyster market, 8 W Main
Hill Arabella M, widow Albro F, h with J G Osborn, W Main
HILL ASA, propr American House, E Main
HILL BRADLEY W, veterinary surgeon and horse trainer, Farnham, h do
Hill Perry, farmer, 3, and laborer, h 41 W Main
Hill Violett, widow Erastus G, h and lot 41 W Main
Hills William L, loading and grading hay, h over 29 W Main
Hitchcock & McNaughton (Andrew B H of Knoxville and N Wesley McN) fire, life and accident insurance, 14 W Main
Holcomb Anna R (Mrs Frank B) bookkeeper for F B, 18 and 20 W Main, h rear of store
HOLCOMB EDWIN S, general insurance, over Free Press office W Main, h Stevenson
HOLCOMB FRANCIS B, drugs, groceries, wall paper, books and stationery, paints and oils, bicycles, 18 and 10 W Main, h rear of store
Honold Christopher, h Tannery Hill
Honold John, emp tannery, h 3 Tannery Hill
Hopkins Fred W, dental student 16 W Main, bds Elm cor High
Hopkins George S, bus driver Westfield House, h r 6 cor 7, Westfield
Horton Ada May, teacher at Harford Soldiers Orphan School, Susq Co, h 12 Church
HORTON ELIAS CAPT, ex-Co supt of schools, surveyor, school director, Lieut 1st N Y Dragoons Capt 189 N Y Vols in civil war, h 12 Church
Horton Elisha S, grocer at Lytle Sta, Ga, h and lot 33 Lincoln cor Railroad
Horton Fred E, son of Elias, mate of U S Steamship Pennsylvania, h 12 Church
Horton Harry M, son of Elias, telegrapher in signal corps at Washington D C, h Church
Horton Helen, school teacher, h 12 Church
Howard Richard, machinist, h and lot Mill
Howland Emma, housekeeper, h 60 Church
Huggler Edward, beam hand in tannery, h 4 Tannery Hill
Hunter Hiram, farm 100 in Potter Co, real estate owner, h 57 Church
Hurlbut Fred D, clerk for Wm N, 12 W Main, bds 16 Maple
Hurlbut Satie B, teacher in boro school, bds 16 Maple
HURLBUT WILLIAM N (H & Van Dusen) furniture dealer 12 W Main, h and lot 16 Maple
HURLBUT & VAN DUSEN (William N H and John T Van D) undertakers 12 W Main
Huyler Alva E, laborer, h 43 Stevenson
Huyler Belle, school teacher, bds 1 First
Huyler Job, farmer, h 1 First
Inscho Fred E, printer, h 49 Church
Inscho Susan C, widow Lucius C, h and lot 49 Church
Jackson Lemuel W, carpenter, h W Main
Jewett Francis V, house 75 Maple
Jewett Samantha, widow of Benj F, carpet and rug weaver, 65 Maple, h do
Johnson Chester T, carpenter, h High n Stevenson
Johnson Esson L, moulder and machinist Westfield, Co-operative Association, Mill cor Lincoln
Johnson Nettie (Mrs Chester J) trained nurse, h High
Johnson James E, retired farmed, h and half acre W Main
Jones Sarah A, widow William H, h and 3 acres, Mill
Keele Henry C, ex-laundryman, h and lot, 69 Church
Keller George M, department store and jeweler, 7 W Main, h do
Keneda Catharine, widow George W, h and lot 4 Railroad
Keneda John B, laborer, bds 4 Railroad
KIMBALL ALVAN L, late propr and editor Free Press newspaper, farm 83 in Osceola, h and lot 13 Church
Kimball Anna C (Mrs Claude C) photographer, “The Crown,” 15 Church, h do
Kimball Claude C, photographer, “The Crown”, 15 Church, h do, branch gallery in Cross Forks, Potter Co
KIMBALL ERNEST H, photographer, 15 W Main, h 82 Church (See adv bottom lines)
Kimball May L (Mrs Ernest H) photographic retouching and printing, h Church
Kimball Orrin E, printer, h 5 Church
Kimball Orville S, traveling photographer (views, etc,) for Ernest H, h 70 E Main
KIMBALL Z CLARK (Marsh & Kimball) h Lincoln cor Railroad
King A Purtello, farmer, 4, h and lot First
King Candace T, with Lena C and Lottie, farm, 100 in Clymer, 37 Church
King Lena C, with Candace T and Lottie, farm, 100, in Clymer, bds 37 Church
King Lottie, with Lena C and Candace T, farm, 100, in Clymer, bds 37 Church
King William Harrison, farm 48, in Clymer, h 48 Maple
KINSMAN FRANK E, dealer in hardware, stoves and furnaces, tin shop, plumber, paints and oils, sewer pipe, 3 W Main, h 58 Church
Kizer Samuel T, apiarist 12 colonies, farmer, 85, h and lot W Main
Kizer William Morgan, farmer, 80, in Westfield, h and lot 91 W Main
Knapp Lewis E, asst postmaster, h W Main
Krusen Charles E (Plank Krusen & Co) boro councilman, farmer, 175, 5 acres tobacco, h Kruzer block, 3 W Main, bds Smith’s Hotel
Krusen Sarah I, widow Richard, farm, 50 in Brookfield, h E Main
Kuhl William B, photographer, h 21 First
Kunkel Asaph T, physician and surgeon, farm and timber land in Ulysses, Potter Co, 990, 18 W Main h and lot 5 Strang’s Lane
Kunkel D Thomas, bookkeeper Cowanesque tannery, E Main, bds Strang’s Lane
Labar Charles, emp tannery, bds River
Labar George W, roller tannery, h and lot Farnham
Labor Levi, Painter and paper hanger Maple, h and lot 106 church
Labar Orcelia, widow Alfred, h River
Labar William Edgar, carpenter and builder, h and lot North
Larrison Washington, retired farmer, h and lot 40 Maple
LAWRENCE MATT D, hardware, stoves and furnaces, bicycles, tinsmith, plumber, 16 W Main, h 76 Church
LEACH FRANK V, farm, 100, and works on shares fur Edward of Elkland, farm in boro, 4 acres tobacco
LEACH LEON B, son of Ross V, emp Brick yard, bds 143 W Main
Leach Mary F, widow A Lamont S, h and lot High
LEACH ROSS V, farmer, 150 on r 20 Westfield, owner of Hambletonian stallion “Argo A,” 9172, “Record 2:28”, h 143 W Main cor Mason
Leach William V (Smith & Leach) bds Smith’s Hotel, W Main
Lenthold Caspar, emp tannery, h 14 Tannery Hill
Leonard Georgeanna, widow T Randolph, interest in farm, 100, h and lot High cor Elm
Leonard Ina E, tailoress, bds 5 Elm
Leonard Martha T, widow Peter, h and lot Elm
Leonard Myrtie S, librarian Westfield Stock Library Associations Strang blk, Church, h High cor Elm
Lewis Bros (Walter H and John E) meat and oyster market, 40 W Main
Lewis Herman C, buyer for Lewis Bros, h 40 W Main
Lewis John B, carpenter, h Church
Lewis John E (Lewis Bros) h 40 W Main
Lewis Mary V, widow James S, h and lot Church, bds 35 E Main
Lewis N Rush, cigarmaker, bds 35 E Main
Lewis Simeon B, h and lot 35 E Main
Lewis Walter H (Lewis Bros) h 40 W Main
Loucks George W, carpenter and builder, h and lot 9 First
Mallett Fredrick William, bookkeeper, bds 53 Westfield
Mallett Richard Rev, pastor Wesleyan Methodist Church, h 53 Maple
Mallory Arthur, laborer, h E Main
Manning Frank B, farmer, 5, h River
Manwaring George O Mrs, bookkeeper, 13 W Main, h Mill
Manwaring George O, baker and grocer, 13 W Main, h and lot Mill
MARCUSON MORRIS I, removed to Elmira
MARCUSON & ZIEF (Morris I M and Max Z) clothing, gents furnishing, boots and shoes, trunks, 11 W Main, Max Zief successor
MARSH & KIMBALL (Winfred W M and Z Clark K) publishers the Free Press, job printers, W Main cor Strang’s Lane (See adv page 499)
MARSH WINFRED W (M & Kimball) h 28 W Main
Martin Almond P, h and lot off W Main n iron bridge
Martin John B, laborer, h off W Main, across the river
MARTIN PHIL S, supt Cowanesque tannery of Union Tanning Co, agent for typewriters, local secretary for Empire State Degree of Honor, E Main, h do
Martin Stephen, boro assessor, farm 94 in Farmington, h and lot 12 Lincoln
Masten Frank G, physician and surgeon 14 W Main, h E Main
Masten James, physician and surgeon 30 E Main, h 41 do
Matteson Jane S, widow Jesse, h and lot Mill
Matteson Judson, gardener, h and lot North, bds Mill
McCoole Belle A (Mrs M A) milliner 10 E Main, h do
McCOOLE MERTON A, barber, billiards, 14 E Main, h 10 E Main
McMahan Dennis, clerk 15 W Main, h Lincoln
McMahan James J, laborer, son James, bds Lincoln
McMahan James J, emp tannery, h and lot Lincoln
McNallon Hugh J, emp tannery, h and lot 67 Maple
McNaughton Francis D, watch maker and jeweler 25 W Main, h Elm cor Maple
McNaughton N Wesley (Hitchcock & McN) life and accident insurance 14 W Main, h 11 Maple
McMindes Clawson, driver for Dr Bottum, h and lot Elm n High
McNinch Alonzo C, removed from Brookfield, h n F B depot
McNinch John, laborer, h and one-half acre, 71 Church
Mead Harry R, agt Prudential Ins, bds 39 Stevenson
Mead William B, (Plank Krusen & Co) h and lot 39 Stevenson
Metcalf Minnie, clerk, 9 E Main, bds with Mrs J Hammond
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev W D Peet pastor, Church n Elm
Milliman Jacob, (Weidman & M) h Mill cor Lincoln
Moor Casper, emp tannery, h 9 Tannery Hill
Moor Casper L, emp tannery, bds 9 Tannery Hill
Moor Michael, emp tannery, farm in Brookfield, bds 97 Tannery Hill
Moore Benjamin J, bds with J W Burris, W Main
Montayne Orson P, h 56 Church
Morton Hiram, h North
Morton Leva E, school teacher, bds Stevenson n High
Morton Mary, widow Robert, farm 185 in Clymer, h Stevenson n High
Mosher William A, painter and paper hanger
Moshier John H, emp Tannery
Newman Ferris L, laborer, blacksmith, h Lincoln
Northrop Amos W, son of W G, shoemaker, bds W Main
Northrop Emma Mrs, h n B and S depot
Northrup Wilbur G, shoemaker, farm about 60 in Potter Co, W Main, h do
Nostrant Frank J, laborer, bds Mill
Nostrant Harriet E, widow Samuel, h and lot Mill
Ordway Amelia S, widow Biatha, h and lot Race
Ordway Judson B, machinist and bookkeeper Westfield Co-operative Association, h Mill
Osborn J Giles, h and lot owned by wife Harriet, N Main
OUTMAN RALPH C, (W H O & Co) h 39 Maple
OUTMAN W H CO. (William H and Ralph C Outman) drugs, books and stationery, paper hanging, paints and oils, 14 W Main
OUTMAN W H, (W H O Co) h 15 First
Palmateer Emma, widow George F, h and lot W Main, bds 41 W Main
PARKER AMASA D, watchmaker and jeweler 10 W Main, h 13 Maple (See adv page 501)
Parker Ruth, widow Isaac T, farm 87 in Brookfield, h and lot 25 E Main
Parsons Edgar S, butcher and meat cutter, bds 42 Maple
Parsons Lester H, h 19 Maple
Parsons William H, justice of the peace, merchant tailor Strang blk 8 W Main, h 42 Maple
Patton F Earl, farmer, h Parker Alley, E Main
Patton Sara A, school teacher, bds with Charles B Simmons, High
Pease Josephine M, widow Silas H, h and lot with William E, 6 railroad
Pease William E, driver American House bus, h and lot with Josephine M, 6 Railroad
Pease William M, hostler American House, bds do
Peet Wilbur O Rev, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, h Church cor Elm
Perrigo Isaac, farm laborer, bds River
Perrigo Porter, invalid, wife Frances owns h and lot, River
Perrigo William, farmer and teamster, h River
Phillips Jacob, mgr Westfield Co-operative Association, foundry and machine shop, bicycle repairing Mill cor Lincoln, h do
Phillips Joseph (Rosenbaum & P) h Maple
Pierce George W, farm laborer, bds with H Z Pride, Stevenson
PIERCE JESSE H V S, veterinary surgeon, (graduate of Ontario Vet College) 27 W Main, bds Smith’s Hotel See adv page 505
Pierce Randolph, painter and paper hanger, h North
Plank Bert B, clerk, son of Lovell, bds 25 Maple
Plank Harvey, farmer, 26 clerk for Lovel, h Lincoln
Plank, Krusen & Co (L Plank, C E Krusen and W B Mead) manufs sash, doors and blinds, North
Plank Lovel (L Plank & Co) (Plank, Krusen & Co) carriage repository, agricultural implements, paints and oils 13 E Main, farmer, 132 in Brookfield, h 25 Maple
PLANK L & CO, (Lovel P and Clarence Hancock) furniture and undertaking, 15 E Main
Potter Homer S, baggage expressman, mail carrier and driver W F & Co Express, h 47 E Main
Potter Ira, retired farmer, h Mason
Pride Brothers (Fayette B and Herman Z) dealers in hay, grain, flour, feed, agricultural implements, wool, fertilizers, etc, 29 W Main
Pride Fayette B (P Bros) owns farm, 200 (two parcels) on r 13, Westfield, diary 18 cows, 5 acres tobacco and owns with his brother H Z, farm 112, in Deerfield, h Race
PRIDE HARLEY R, (P & Wood) h 49 W Main
Pride Herman Z (P Bros) owns farm 170 on r 13, Westfield, diry 11 cows, 5 acres tobacco and owns with his brother F B farm 112, in Deerfield, h Stevenson
Pride Roy T, traveling salesman for Buffalo Pitts engines and threshers, h Stevenson
PRIDE & WOOD (Harley R P and Fred J W) drygoods, carpets, cloaks and shoes, 9 E Main, See adv page 503
Pritchard B Vernon, barber 23 W Main, bds Race
Pritchard Lafayette, laborer, h E Main
Pritchard Mary J, widow Walter B, h Race
Rea Howard P, lawyer, h and lot 74 Church
Ritter Israel J, harnessmaker and upholsterer, h First
Rogers Fred (Ayers and R) bds Lincoln
Rood Almon, wagon maker and repairer Lincoln, h and lot Lincoln
Rood Cornelia, widow Almon G, h and lot Lincoln
Rood Matilda, h and lot Lincoln
Rood Theodore, carriage maker, farmer, 22, 9 church, h 7 do
Rood F Ernest, carpenter, bds 7 Church
Rommel William L Rev, pastor German Lutheran church, h Farnham
Rosenbaum & Phillips, (Isaac L R of Wellsboro and Joseph P) clothing, gents furnishings, boots and shoes, hats and caps 1 W Main
Rowland M Adalaine, widow John, h and lot 124 E Main
Rugaber Charles F, son of J F, clerk 22 W Main, h W Main
RUGABER JOSEPH FREDERICK, (J F R & Co) job printer 22 W Main, h W Main
RUGABER J F & CO, (Frank X Angerer) props the Fair store 22 W Main
Rumsey Huldah A, widow William H, farm 50 in Brookfield, h and lot Lincoln
Ruof Gottfried, emp tannery, h Tannery Hill
Rushmore Albert E, bicycle repairer, tinsmith for M D Lawrence, h Maple
Rushmore Albert W, clerk Maple off Elm
Rushmore Mina May, music teacher, h Maple off Elm
Rushmore Watson R, farmer 113, h Maple off Elm
Rushmore William S, laborer, h W Main cor Mason
Sample Russell, junk dealer, h Mill
Sayles Adriel K, blacksmith E Main, h and lot 9 Franklin
Sayles Elmer T, clerk for John R Dengle E Main, bds Franklin
Sayles Edwin J, blacksmith, h 9 Franklin
Schoonover Charles B, emp tannery, h Tannery row off Maple
Schoonover Thaddeus C, emp tannery, h 11 Tannery Hill
Scott L Winfield, clerk 2 and 4 E Main, h do
Seagers J Henry, farmer, 6, devoted mostly to tobacco, h and lot Mill
SECOR JOHN C, M D, physician and surgeon 18 W Main, h 18 Church
Secord Sheridan J, clerk Smith’s Hotel, h and lot E Main cor Maple, bds Smith’s Hotel
Seigel Charles S, clerk 1 W Main, h W Main
Seigel Jacob, laundryman, 12 E Main
Selleck Noah B, farm, 120, in Brookfield, h 27 First
Sherman Charles, emp tannery, h 52 Maple
Sherwood Daniel H, farm, 160, h and lot Race
Shirley William H, grocer flour, feed and wagons, 2 and 4 E Main, farm, 186, Westfield h 3 Church
Simmons Addie L, widow Esson E, music teacher, vocal and instrumental, h High off Elm
Simmons Bert L, barber M A McCoole, h 6 Maple
SIMMONS CHARLES B, boro councilman, school director, dealer in horses of all kinds, farmer in boro, 45, on r 20 Westfield, 156, and two farms in Brookfield, 200, 23 horses, h High cor Stevenson
Simmons George H, liveryman, 27 W Main, bds Church
Simmons Joseph P, dealer in clothing and gents furnishings, 31 W Main, h Church
Simmons Julia A, school teacher, h off High opp Elm
Simmons William, farmer, 80, h off High opp Elm, owns farm, 113, on r 23 and on r 17, 47, and in Potter Co, 113
Skottowe John C Rev, rector St John’s Episcopal Church, Church cor Elm, h Church
SMITH J WESLEY (Smith & Leach) propr Smith’s Hotel, W Main (See adv page 503)
Smith James A, retired farmer, h High
SMITH & LEACH (J Wesley S and William V L) farmers, 110, on r 5 Westfield, tobacco growers 8 acres, propr registered stallion “Red Boy” No 7053, sired by Red Wilkes, Hambletonian, breeders and dealers in standard horses, Smith’s Hotel
SMITH’S HOTEL, J Wesley Smith propr, W Main (See adv page 503)
Snyder Morris, retired farmer, h and lot W Main
Stanton Betsey, widow Erastus, h and lot 60 Maple
Stanton Marion E, laborer, bds 60 Maple
Stanton Sheridan G, laborer, bds 60 Maple
Statham Ira, emp tannery, h and lot 47 Maple
Statham Walter, laborer
Steadman Leroy A, carpenter Cowanesque Tannery, h rear do off E Main
Stedman Francis A, laborer, wife owns h and lot North
Steenburg Bennett M, mgr S Deiches, clothing, boots and shoes and gents furnishings, 15 W Main
St John’s Episcopal Church, rev John C Skottowe rector, h 8 E Church
Stepherson Matthew M, farmer on shares, h and lot Elm
Stevens Mary A Mrs, laundress h North
STOCKING HERVEY J, dentist 16 W Main, h 38 Elm cor High (See adv page 503)
Stone Fay R D, Mrs Lafayette E, laundress, 27 Stevenson, h do
STOTT GEORGE, (Stott Bros of Westfield tp) h and lot North
Strang Benjamin B, farmer 5, and with Betsey C and Frank D 264 in Clymer, h and lot 40 E Main
Strang Betsey C, widow Butler, with sons Frank D and Ben B, farm 164 in Clymer, h and lot 48 E Main
STRANG FRANCIS D, general merchant 4 and 6 W Main, h E Main
STRANG FRANK, postmaster 25 W Main, h over post office
Strang Hugh B, son of F D Strang, student in Syracuse University, h 48 E Main
Strang Nora C, (Mrs Frank) clerk post office, news dealer, stationery, cigars and tobacco, post office building W Main, h do
Streeter A James, farmer, h W Main
Streeter Octavia E, widow Augustus, farm 6, h W Main n limits
Sturtevant Andrew M, laborer, h 52 Church
Taft Cass W, lineman telephone Co, h W Main
Taylor Frank P, bookkeeper Farmers’ and Traders’ bank, treasurer of boro and water fund, h Race
Taylor John W, laborer, h 102 Church
Thompson Jared O, retired merchant, h and lot 2 Church
Thornton William T, harness maker, dealer in horse and carriage goods W Main, h Stevenson
Toles Edwin W, retired merchant, h and lot 98 W Main
Tormey Thomas, emp tannery, farm 73 on r 20 Westfield, h First
Tracey Edwin J, retired farmer, farms about 110 in West Union Steuben Co N Y, h and lot 44 Maple
Train John R, marble cutter 71 E Main, bds E Main
Train Timothy, foreman section B and S R R, h F Main n depot
Tremain Betsey, widow John, h and lot Stevenson cor High
Tremain C Iva, telegrapher W U, B & S R R station, h 24 E Main
TREMAIN GILBERT H, station agt Buffalo & Susquehanna R R, agt Wells Fargo & Cos ex, B & S R R station E Main, h 24 E Main cor Maple (See adv page 495)
Tremain Katie E, h 47 E Main
Tremain F Mary, Mrs Seth, dressmaker 62 Church, h do
Tremain Orren A, ex-miller, h and 2 acres, 60 E Main
Tremain Roy D, student, son of O A, h 60 E Main
Tremain Seth, street sprinkler, h and lot 62 Church
Trim George S, chief of police, lamp lighter, janitor boro hall, h and lot 67 Church
Tucker Edward M, pres Farmers and Traders Bank, rooms over bank, 11 E Main, bds American House
Tucker Perry H, clerk Farmers and Traders Bank, bds Smith’s Hotel
Turner James C, tinsmith for M D Lawrence, bds at Mrs Bowman’s, W Main
Tuttle Alfred J, baker for F M Davis, h Maple
Universalist Church, Church above Elm
UNION TANNING CO, Phil S Martin supt, E Main
Van Dusen Andrew J, traveling salesman for John T Westfield, marble and granite works, h Maple
VAN DUSEN JOHN T (Hurlbut & Van D) propr Westfield Marble and Granite Works, 71 E Main, h 18 Maple (See adv page 501)
Van Dusen LeRoy D, propr Westfield Laundry, W Main, h do
Van Dusen William P, emp tannery and paper hanger, glass blower, h Franklin
Van Gorder Thomas, agent Metropolitan Insurance Co, W Main, h Lincoln
Van Orman Duran T, nursery agent, h and lot 46 Stevenson
VOSBURGH WILLIAM L, propr Westfield Roller Mills, manufacturer of and dealer in flour, meal and feed, Mill cor River, flour and feed store 32 E Main, h 34 do (See adv page 501)
Wahl Albert F, harness maker for Wm T Thornton, bds 130 E Main
Wahl Gottlieb, emp tannery, h 130 E Main, boro limits
Wahl Lewis P, emp tannery, bds 130 E Main, boro limits
Watts Clark, laborer, h 49 Maple
Washburn Abram A, laborer, h W Main
Washburn Clarissa M, widow William, h W Main
Washburn W Isaiah, farmer for C H Krusen, h North
Waring Ira, invalid, h and lot North
Weaver Otis B Rev, M E clergyman, farm 95, h and lot Lincoln cor Race
Weaver Theodore L Rev, clergyman of the “Church of the Open Bible,” h Lincoln cor Race
Weber August, emp tannery, h 13 Tannery Hill
Weeks John, emp tannery, h and lot Mill
Welch Floyd, bus driver at American House, bds do
Wetherbee Elmer, cigarmaker, h Maple
Wetherbee Ettie M (Mrs Elmer) cigarmaker, h Maple
Wetherbee Ralph L, clerk for F D Strang, E Main, bds do
Wesleyan Methodist Church, Rev Richard Mallett pastor, Maple
WESTFIELD BORO SCHOOL, Wm E Blair prin, Mrs M N Edwards preceptress, Miss Lovina Guild, grammar dept, Mrs R E Gambell, Miss Julia Simmons, Mrs Minnie Taylor, Miss Sarah Hurlbut teachers, Maple
Westfield Co-operative Association, Jacob Phillips mgr, foundry and machine shop, bicycle repairing a specialty, Mill cor Lincoln
Westfield Laundry, L D Van Dusen propr. W Main
WESTFIELD MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, John T Van Dusen prop 71 E Main, See adv page 501
WESTFIELD ROLLER MILLS, Wm L Vosburgh propr, Mill cor River, See adv page 505
WESTFIELD STOCK LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Mrs A L Simmons, pres; Mrs E S Horton, vice-pres; Mrs F D Strang, secy; Mrs W T Thornton, treas; Mrs M N Edwards, Mrs Georgiana Leonard, Mrs W E Blair, trustees; Miss Myrtie S Leonard, librarian; organized 1892, rooms Stang blk, Church
Welch James, laborer, h 64 maple
Welch Floyd J, farmer, h 64 Maple
Wheaton Wallace W, tinsmith and clerk 3 W Main, h W Main
Whipple Martin D, h Stevenson cor Railroad
White Lyman, laborer, bds Railroad
White Fred, h 118 E Main
White Will, laborer, h River
Whitmarsh William, farmer and carpenter, emp Pride Bros, h E Main
Williams Charles C, secy The Cowanesque Valley Agl Society, secy of boro council, house, sign and decorative painter and paper hanger, office 10 W Main, h Stevenson
Wise William, emp tannery, h Tannery Row off Maple
WOOD FRED J (Pride & W) h W Main
Yeager Edward W, emp tannery, h First
YEAGER FRANK X, forman of Eberle Tannery, h 87 Church
Yeager Herman, emp Eberle’s tannery, h 91 Church
Youmans Arthur L, clerk 9 E Main, h Stevenson
Youmans John, agt for Singer sewing machines, h 42 Stevenson
Youmans Martin L, clerk, h Stevenson
ZIEF MAX (successor to Marcuson & Zief) clothing, gents furnishings, boots, shoes, trunks, etc, 11 W Main, bds Smith’s Hotel
