Lenni Directory
1902
Three miles from Media and 103 miles from Harrisburg. Nearest railroad station, Lenni, on the P. W. & B.
R.R. Banking town Media. Population 1,000.
Postmaster John Sheldon.

NAME:	OCCUPATION:	ADDRESS:
W. Beaumont & Son	Stoves, roofers, plumbers
Mrs. L. M. Boyd	Coal and wood
Brookside Mnfg. Co. Ltd.	Cotton and woolen mnfrs.
James Carr	Mason & etc.
William Carson	Hotel, cotton and wool mnfr. and liverystable
James Chambers	Mason & e
Anthony Costello	Machinist
Delaware & Atlantic Tele. Co.
M. P. Dickeson	Physician
Mrs. Anna Dodd	Boarding
F. F. Faringer	Fish & c
Horace S. Griffith	Willowware, jewelry, & c
William Griffith	Printer
Jacob Habbersett	Fertilizer
John B. Hannum	Attorney
William H. Hart	Justice, & c
A. Hoskins	General store
Ray Keyser	Dressmaker
Charles L. Lashelle	Druggist and physician
Mrs. J. K. Leedom	Dressmaker
Daniel Lees	Plush Mnfr
John Lomas	Barber
Wm. Loomas	Paperhanger
Samuel T. Lyons	Boots and shoes
William E. McClay	General store, barber and cigars
William Carson, Prop.	Maplewood Hotel
Rev. E. J. O'Reilley	Catholic
Quinn Belle	Nurse
James Regan	Carpenter
Harry Rhoades	Painter
Scott Bros.	General store
B. M. & J.  F.  Shanley	Stone quarries
John Sheldon	Freight and railroad agent and Postmaster
J. W. Simpson	Boots and shoes
Mrs. M. J. Spencer	Milliner
Edward Taylor	Carpenter
Evan Taylor	Carpenter
William Walters	Mason

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