C.B. Quick: A manufacturer of carriages and sleighs. They also did repairs.
22 Dill Street also housed a planing mill owned by Thomas R. Stalker.
24 Dill Street also housed Cheney & Saben: A blacksmith business. It is owned by Horatio N. Cheney and Arzo D. Saben and W. L. Whipple, a wagon agent.
Source of Building Data: 1875 Boyd's Auburn Directory, 1875-6, containing the names of its citizens, a compendium of its government, and of the public and private institutions, together with a Business Directory of Union Springs, Aurora, and villages on the Southern Central Railway.