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NORTHERN TELEGRAPH CO .- James Brown, pres .; John Henry Hammond, acting pres .; Maurice S. C. Baker, treas. and sec .; I. K. Stetson, W. A. Danforth, Henry P. Binney (Boston), James Brown (New York), A. W. Spaulding (Caribou), John Watson (Houlton), Chas. A. Milliken (Augusta), directors.
NOYES & NUTTER MFG. CO .- 107 Pickering sq. Capital, $50,000. G. H. Nutter, pres .; A. G. Noyes, W. L. Morse, G. H. Nutter, directors. Annual meeting second Tuesday in February.
ONE HUNDRED ASSOCIATES OF BANGOR-12 Hammond. Org. 1905. Capital, $100,000. C. D. Crosby, pres .; A. L. Kirstein, treas .; C. D. Crosby, J. T. Bowler, Richard H. Downing, llosea B. Buck, A. L. Kirstein, di- rectors.
ORONO PULP AND PAPER CO .- Office, 27 State street. Plant at Basin Mills. Org. 1889. Capital, $1,000,000. C. F. Bragg, pres .: Geo. E. Crafts, treas .; W. L. Head, clerk; W. L. Head, C. F. Bragg, John Wil- son, Chas. H. Wood. T. U. Coe, Franklin E. Bragg, Irving Stetson,
directors. Annual meeting third Wednesday in January.
PALACE OF SWEETS-Org. March
1918. Capital, $10,000. John L. Skoufis, pres .; George E. Skoufis, treas .; John L. Skoufis, George E. Skoufis, Peter N. Brountas, directors.
PALMER SHOE MFG. & REPAIR- ING CO .- Org. Nov. 22, 1911. Capital, $10,000. Augustus F. Anderson, pres. ; Herbert S. Haney, treas .; Mrs. Nora Anderson, clerk.
THE J. F. PARKHURST & SON CO .- 281 Main. Inc. 1892. Capital, $170,000. Frederic H. Parkhurst, pres. ; John W. Anderson treas. and clerk; Frederic H. Parkhurst, Thomas A. O'Leary, Mary P. Noyes, John E. Lig- gett, S. C. R. Parkhurst, directors.
PATTON-GULNAC CO .- Org. June 8, 1917. Capital, $50,000. Henry Pat- ton, pres .; James Q. Gulnac, treas .; Edward J. Parson, clerk.
PEARL BUILDING CO .- 32 State. Org. Nov. 2, 1911. Capital, $50,000. Charles S. Pearl, pres .; H. S. Pearl. treas. and clerk.
PEARL DENNETT CO .- Org. June 13, 1906. Capital, $100,000. Chas. S. Pearl, pres .; Haraden S. Pearl, treas .; H. Maude Davis, clerk ; Charles S. Pearl, Alice P. Whittemore, Haraden S. Pearl, directors.
PENOBSCOT FOUNDRY CO. ('T'ne) -Org. Aug. 9, 1918. Capital, $20,000. Harry J. Russell (E. Hampden), pres. ; Abram Brown, treas.
PENOBSCOT LAND AND INVEST- MENT CO .- Org. Feb. 15, 1913. Cap- ital, $250,000. J. F. Gould, clerk.
PENOBSCOT MOTOR CAR CO .- Org. Aug. S, 1917. Capital, $10,000. Edmund J. Mutty, pres .; Clarence L. Gilkey, treas. and clerk .; Allan P. Trask, Edmund J. Mutty, Clarence L. Gilkey, directors.
PENOBSCOT NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSO .- Arthur L. Thayer, sec. and treas, 44 Central. Edmund L. Banks (Bradford), Daniel F. Keefe (Carmel), Wilbur T. Kowell (Holden). Fred H. Rollins (East Newport), J. S. Cookson (Dixmont), O. L. Smith, jr., (Charleston), A. L. Thayer, Bangor, directors.
PISCATAQUIS IRON WORKS- Frederick W. Hill, pres .; H. Eugene Collett, treas. and clerk.
C. H. RICE CO .- Capital, $10,000. Arthur Rice, pres .; Edward H. Rice, treas .; Grace M. Rice, sec.
THE JAMES RICE ESTATE .- Org. June 5, 1916. Capital, $100,000. Frank X. Rice, pres .; John H. Rice, treas. ; James D. Rice, clerk; John H. Rice, James D. Rice, Frank X. Rice, Fred- erick W. Rice, Charles L. Rice, di- rectors.
JOHN H. RICE CO .- Org. June 5, 1916. Capital, $10,000. John H. Rice. pres. and treas.
RICE & MILLER CO .- Capital,
$100,000. Engone E. Patten, pres. ; Ralnh S. Crowell, treas. and clerk : Eugene E. Patten, Ralph S. Crowell, E. C. Ryder, directors.
E. E. RING LAND CO .- 44 Central. George II. Hamlin, pres .; Edgar E. Ring, treas.
TITE RINES CO .- 43 Main. Capital,
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$30,000. Geo. P. Gould, pres. and treas .; Frank G. Gould, vice-pres. and sec.
ROSS TOWING CO .- Org. July 3, 1917. Capital, $32,000. Albert B. Pat- ton, pres. and treas.
THE SABINE CO .- 2 Hammond. Org. 1904. Capital, $500,000. Harold B. Russ, clerk.
N. SANDERS CO .- Org. Jan. 28, 1914. Capital, $40,000. Nathan San- ders, pres. and treas.
C. H. SAVAGE CO .- Org. Jan. 10, 1918. Capital, $50,000. Charles H Savage, pres .; Paul C. Savage, treas.
T. R. SAVAGE CO .- Capital, $250,- 000. Thomas R. Savage, pres .; Eu- gene T. Savage, treas; Geo. A. Bell, clerk ; Thomas R. Savage, Eugene T. Savage, Geo. A. Bell, directors.
SAWYER & RAY MOTOR CO .- Org. Jan. 6, 1917. Capital, '$10,000. Fred P. Ray, pres .; Joseph A. Ray, treas.
SAWYER BOOT AND SHOE CO .- 21 Columbia. Inc. Feb. 2, 1892. Capi- tal. $100,000. A. C. Sawyer, pres .; R. J. Sawyer, vice-pres .; 'H. F. Sawyer, treas .; A. C. Sawyer, R. J. Sawyer, H. F. Sawyer, directors.
SCRIBNER ARTESIAN WELL CO. -Org. Dec. 27, 1915. Capital, $10,000. Chas. H. Newell, pres. and treas.
SHAW BUSINESS COLLEGE .- Inc. 1898. Capital, $10,000. Frank
L. Shaw (Portland), pres. and treas. ; Alice L. Harden, vice-pres.
SHIP POND CO .- 54 Broad. Inc. 1905. Capital, $60.000. C. W. Coffin, pres .; J G. Dunning, clerk and treas. SNOW & NEALLEY CO .- 104 Broad. Capital, $100.000. W. S. Hig- gins, pres .; W. P. Nealley, sec. and treas .; W. S. Higgins, W. P. Nealley J. F. Angley, W. L. Morse, W. C. Pickard, directors.
SOMERSET SCHOOL ASSO .- Org. May 6, 1912. Capital, $10,000. John Wilson, pres .; Gorham H. Wood. treas .; Henry Prentiss, clerk: Mil- ton S. Clifford Henry Prentiss. Eu- gene T. Savage, W. W. Palmer, John Wilson, directors.
SOMERS L. W. CO .- Capital, $10,- 000. Leslie W. Somers, pres. and treas.
JAMES F SPELLMAN CO .- Org. May 18, 1916. Capital. $50.000. James F. Spellman, pres .; M. James Spell- man, treas .; J. Frank Spellman, clerk; James F. Spellman. M. James Spell- man, J. Frank Spellman. directors.
STERNS LUMBER CO .- 194 Ex . change .- Chas. L. Swan (Stoughton, Mass.), pres .; Harris O. Poor. treas. and clerk; John A. Smith, mgr.
T. J. STEWART CO .- 37 Park. Capital. $10,000. G. H. Stewart, pres .; Chas. M. Stewart, mgr., clerk and treas.
STICKNEY & BABCOCK COAL CO .- Capital, $67,500. F. W. Adams, pres. ; Clarence W. Reynolds, treas. and gen'l mgr .; Clarence W. Rey- nolds. F. W. Adams, Walter L. Head. Wade F. Brackett, directors.
STOVER & PRILAY SHOE CO .-
23 Main and 27 Mercantile sq. Frank H. Prilay, pres. and clerk; Frederic E. Stover, treas.
SUGDEN C. R. SHOE CO .- Org. Jan. 9, 1917. Capital, $8,000. Charles R. Sugden, pres. ; Frederic E. Stover, treas .; Chas. R. Sugden, Frederic E. Stover. Frederi .. W. Adams, directors.
L. M. SULLIVAN CO .- Org. May 5, 1919. Capital. $50.000. Robert T. Knowles. pres .; Lawrence M. Sulli- van, treas .; Robert T. Knowles, Law- rence M. Sullivan, Charles P. Conners, directors.
CALDWELL SWEET CO .- Org. Nov. 30, 1906. Capital, $75,000. Cald- well Sweet. pres. and treas .; Geo. B. Freeland. clerk: Caldwell Sweet, Geo. B. Freeland, Daniel Webster, Alfred J. Robinson, directors.,
ESTATE OF ABNER TAYLOR (THE)-Org. Sept. 29, 1903. Capital, $108.000. Abner Taylor, pres .; C. H. Bartlett, clerk and treas. Annual meeting third Monday in October.
A. H. THAXTER CO .- 88 Exchange. Capital, $75,000. A. H. Thaxter, pres. and mgr .; A. H. Thaxter. Sidney St. Felix Thaxter (Portland). Walter S. Higgins, W. S. Higgins. W. L. Morse, directors. Annual meeting first Tues- day in May.
THURSTON & KINGSBURY CO .-- Org. March 7, 1914. Capital, $150.000. Willis L. Thurston, pres .; Virgil J. Leveille, treas .; Frank S. York, clerk ; Willis L. Thurston, Virgil J. Leveille, Frank S. York. directors.
THE TIMBERLAND AGENCY- Capital, $10.000. Louis Kirstein. pres .; Abram L. Kirstein. treas. and clerk; Louis Kirstein. Abram L. Kir- stein, Hosea B. Buck, directors.
THE JOSIAH C. TOWLE CO .- Org. 1909. Capital, $180,000. J. Nor- inan Towle, pres., clerk and treas .; J. Norman Towle, Eva C. Towle, I. Maud Towle, directors.
TRACADIE LUMBER CO .- Graham Building. Capital, $50,000. F. W. Hill, pres .; L. C. Tyler, treas.
TRACY BROS. INC .- Org. July 11, 1918. Capital, $10,000. Wm. F. Tracy, pres. ; Ralph E. Tracy, treas .; Prince A. Tracy, clerk.
TWIN LAKE LUMBER CO .- Org. Oct. 8, 1918. Capital, $50,000. Fleet- wood Pride (Houlton), pres .; Haven Sawyer, treas. and clerk; Fleetwood Pride. Haven Sawyer, Wm. McC. Saw- yer, directors.
L. C. TYLER & SONS CO., INC .- Org. June 10, 1911. Capital, $10,000. Linwood C. Tyler, treas.
U. OF M. GRAND STAND CO .- Org. Aug. 8, 1914. Capital, $10,000. Hosea B. Buck, pres. and treas .; Hosea B. Buck, C. Parker Crowell, Chas. E. Oak, directors.
UNION INSURANCE CO .- 182 Ex- change. Inc. 1862. Capital, $300,000. A. F. Stetson, pres. and treas .; Amory W Staples, sec. : F. H. Appleton, A F. Stetson, W. S. Higgins, I. K. Stetson, Hugh R. Chaplin, Charles Stetson, Stanley P. Dennett, John Wilson, Carl P. Dennett, Charles
398
Bangor Corporations
H. Bartlett, C. P. Thomas, directors. Annual meeting Jan. 15.
UNION IRON WORKS-Oak, c. Washington. Inc. May, 1898. capi- tal, $150,000. Harold Hinckley, pres. and treas .; F. V. Strickland, clerk ; S. P. Dennett, Wm. S. Higgins, Fred R. Ayer, Harold Hinckley. Nathaniel Lord, F. V. Strickland and A. J. Rob- inson, directors.
UNITED INVESTMENT CO .- Org. Nov. 1, 1906. Capital, $9,900. Hosea B. Buck, pres .; Abram L. Kirstein. treas. and clerk; Hosea B. Buck. R. H. Downing, Abram L. Kirstein. directors.
UNITED STATES REALTY & DE- VELOPMENT CO .- Capital, $100,000. Vaughan Jones, pres .; Lawrence V. Jones, treas.
UTTERBACK-GLEASON CO. - 46 Broad. Org. 1906. Capital, $50,- 000. J. G. Utterback, pres .; F. H. Ut- terback, vice-pres .; W. H. Gleason. vice-pres. ; J. I. Gleason, treas.
P. H. VOSE CO .- Capital, $10,000. I. F. Woodbury (Boston), pres .; Geo. A. Stuart (Boston), treas .; Charles P. Conners, clerk.
VAN BUREN BRIDGE CO .- James Brown, pres. ; John Henry Hammond, acting pres .; A. W. Spaulding, vice- pres .; Maurice S. C. Baker, clerk and treas. ; Henry J. Hart, general coun- sel; James Brown, H. P. Binney, A. W. Spaulding, C. A. Milliken, John Watson, directors.
THE VERONA LAND CO .- Capital, $10,000. Org. Sept. 5. 1905. E. W. Allen (Norridgewock), pres .; Frank L. Carter, treas .; Freeman W. Smith (Verona), clerk.
M. B. WADLEIGH CO .- Org. Aug.
18, 1917. 'Capital, $10,000. Moses E Wadleigh, pres. . Edward J. Parsons, treas. and clerk.
WARREN TIRE STORES CO. OF NEW YORK-Capital. $750,000. Org. April 8, 1919. Edgar J. Warren, pres. and treas .; Edgar J. Warren, Harold B. Russ, Chas. A. Greenacre, directors.
J. WATERMAN CO .- Org. July 23, 1904. Capital, $60,000. Arthur J. Waterman, pres., treas. and mgr .; Re- gina R. Waterman, clerk; Rosa Water- man, Regina R. Waterman, Arthur J. Waterman, directors.
WHEELDEN-BOWDEN CO .- Capi- tal, $10,000. Harry L. Wheelden, pres. and treas, ; Mrs. H. L. Wheel- den, sec.
WING & ENGEL BBOX CO .- Org. Nov. 19, 1914. Capital, $50,000. Isaiah M. Pierce. pres. and treas. ; Isaiah M. Pierce. Wilfrid A. Finnegan, John F. Daily, directors.
WOOD & BISHOP CO .- 40 Broad. Established 1839. Inc. 1894. Capital, $120.000. Chas. H. Wood, pres .; Ed- ward Wood, vice-pres .; Gorham H. Wood, treas. and clerk; Chas. H. Wood, Edward Wood, Gorham H. Wood, directors.
WOOD & EWER CO .- Org. Feb. 19, 1906 Capital, $100,000. Mrs. C. J. Ewer, pres .; Grace M. Witham, sec. and treas.
C. WOODMAN CO .- Org. Jan. 30, 1906. Capital, $50,000. C. Gardiner Chalmers, pres .; Frank P. Denaco, treas .; Fred H. Reynolds, sec .; c. Gardiner Chalmers, Frank P. Denaco, Fred H. Reynolds, directors.
J. F. WOODMAN & CO .- 9 Ham- mond. J. F. Woodman, sec., treas. and gen. mgr .; Frederick M. Wood- man, asst. mgr.
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LOG DRIVING AND DAM COMPANIES
BANGOR BOOM CO .- Capital, $30,- 000. H. P. Sargent. pres. : John A. Smith, clerk and treas. : John A. Smith, W. S. Higgins, D. A. Crocker, I. M. Pierce, J. Q. Gulnac. board of di- rectors. Annual meeting first Monday in February.
EAST BRANCH IMPROVEMENT CO .- Inc. 1903. Capital, $100,000. Wal- ter V. Wentworth, pres .; Geo. H. Ham- lin (Orono), treas .; Chas. H. Adams, clerk ; Geo. H. Hamlin, John H. Stinch- field, C. W. Lyman. D. A. Crocker, Walter V. Wentworth, J. F. Gould, Jerome O. Lynch directors.
GODFREY FALLS DAM CO .- Room 26 First Nat. Bk. bldg. Inc. 1876. F. H. Appleton, pres .; Henry Prentiss, clerk and treas. ; F. H. Appleton, Henry Prentiss, Charles E. Adams, directors.
GREAT POND AND BOG DAM CO. -J. C. Whitney (Ellsworth), pres. ; Chas. P. Hutchings (Boston), treas. ; E. C. Ryder, clerk.
HERON LAKE DAM CO .- Room 1, Columbia bldg. Capital, $13,000. Hosea B. Buck, clerk.
LONG POND IMPROVEMENT CO .- Capital, $5,000. Chas. W. Coffin, pres .; John G. Dunning, treas. and clerk.
MADAGASCAL DAM CO. - Office, Eastern Mfg. Co., South Brewer. D. A. Crocker, pres. ; J. O. Lynch, treas. and clerk; D. A. Crocker, James Q. Gulnac, Gilbert Oakley, directors.
NAHMAKATA DAM CO .- Joseph F. Gould, clerk, 304 Eastern Trust bldg.
PASSADUMKEAG LOG DRIVING CO .- 63 Exchange bldg. Leroy J. Butterfield, pres. ; C. H. Adams, clerk and treas .; H. B. Morison, Nathan C. Fogg, A. R. Braman, Earl S. Page (Burlington), directors.
PENOBSCOT BOOM CORPORA-
TION .- Capital, $90,000. Booms au Old Town, Pea Cove, Argyle and Ne- braska. Leased to Penobscot Lum- bering Association. Hosea B. Buck, pres .; B. E. Farrington, treas. and clerk ; Hosea B. Buck, Philo A. Strick- land, T. U. Coe, directors.
PENOBSCOT EAST BRANCH LOG DRIVING CO .- 63 Exchange bldg., Henry L. Barker (Milford) pres. ; Chas. H. Adams. treas. and clerk ; M. L. Jor- dan (Old Town), D. A. Crocker, James
Q. Gulnac R. F. Averill, directors. Annual meeting first Wednesday in, March.
PENOBSCOT LOG DRIVING CO .- 63 Exchange bldg. George T. Thatcher, pres .; C. H. Adams, clerk and treas .; J. W. Cassidy, S. A. Sutherland, Irving G. Stetson, Chas. E. Gilbert, Geo. T. Thatcher, directors.
PENOBSCOT LUMBERING ASSO- CIATION-63 Exchange bldg. I. M. Pierce, pres. ; Charles H. Adams, clerk and treas. ; James M. McNulty, I. M. Pierce, John A. Smith, James Q. Gul- nac, D. A. Crocker, Virgil E. Tucker, Henry L, Barker (Milford), directors.
PENOBSCOT RIVER DAM AND IMPROVEMENT CO .- Capital, $10,- 000. J. M. McNulty, pres. ; Chas. H. Adams, clerk and treas .; R. A. Smith, Fred W. Ayer, J. M. McNulty, Jo- seph F. Gould, F. R. Ayer, directors.
PISTOL STREAM DAM CO .- Capi- tal, $2,500. Horace B. Morison, treas. ; Horace B. MMorison, James W. Cassidy, directors.
PLEASANT RIVER GULF IM- PROVEMENT CO .- Capital, $10,000. Moses L. Jordan, pres .; Hosea B. Buck, treas and clerk; Moses L. Jor- dan, Frank C. Hinckley, Henry Pren- tiss, directors.
RUSSELL STREAM DAM CO .- Room 1. Columbia bldg. Capital, $3,000. James W. Cassidy, treas. ; Hosea B. Buck. clerk.
PROVEMENT CO .- 15 Columbia. SHINN POND DAM AND IM- F. H. Appleton, clerk.
STILLWATER LOG DRIVING CO .- 63 Exchange bldg. Capital, $10 .- 000. James M. McNulty, pres. ; Chas. H Adams, clerk and treas .; C. E. Sutton, C. F. Bragg, James M. McNulty, John Stinchfield, Charles H. Adams, direct- ors.
TELOS CANAL CO .- Incorporated 1846. Walter V. Wentworth, pres .; Geo. H. Hamlin, treas. ; C. H. Adams, clerk; C. W. Lyman, John H. Stinch- field, D. A. Crocker, Walter V. Went- worth, Jerome O Lynch, directors.
WEST BRANCH DRIVING AND RESERVOIR DAM CO .- 6 State. Org. March 26, 1903. Capital, $800,000. Gar- rett Schenck (Boston), pres .; Fred A. Gilbert, gen. mgr.
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BANGOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School Committee-Ashley A. Smith, Arthur HI. Black, J. F. Angley, Fred- eric W. Adams, Win. A. Wheeler.
Superintendent -D. Lyman Worm- wood ; Arlene M. Tasker, superinten- dent's clerk.
Supervisor of Kindergartens-Nellie E. Brown.
Teacher of Music-Mrs. G. F. Eaton.
Teacher of Penmanship-Mary Al- exander.
Teacher of Drawing-Mrs. Valentin Henneman.
Teacher of Physical Culture-Emily F. Lee.
Teacher of Manual Training-Alden D). Hayes, director.
Domestic Science-Ethel E. Harri- gan, director; Theresa Pretto and Ruth Crosby, assistants.
School Agent and Truant Officer- George W. Cluff.
HIGH SCHOOL
Hal R. Eaton, principal; Mary T. Driscoll, clerk; Clarence W. Proctor, sub-master; Annie M. Pease, Mary B. Hutchings, Mary C. Robinson, Mary L. Webster. Elmar T. Boyd, MIme. Pauline A. Beaupre, Mabel A. Hum- plirey, Nellie M. Worth, Harold A. M. Trickey. Bertha C. Files, Willard H. Eaton, Sne L. Hincks. Anna McSkim- mon, Ethel C. Pfaff, Peter W. Mitchell, Helen V. Bransfield, Stasia J. Serib- ner, George N. Varney, Bernice B. Dunning, Ethel M. Nichols, Mary F. Mahaney, Marion W. Hunt, Harry D. ()Weil, Margaret L. Holyoke, Ella M. Pennell, Madeline F. Robinson, Fran- ces Townsend, Isabelle F. Frawley, Valentine E. Kenney, MMelvena V. Par- ker, Alma E. Clapp, Gladys G. Reed. Special Teachers-Alden B. Hayes. Ethel E. Harrigan, Emily F. Lee, Ev- Prett K. Jenkins.
GRADED SCHOOLS
Abraham Lincoln School-Herbert Poole, principal; Alma L. Davis, Min- nie E. McCarthy, Lillian C. McCarthy, Katherine Quigley, Nellie L. Beatty, lIelen J. Mountaine, Winnie B. All- drews. Agnes M. Mullaney, Sadie R. Blaisdell, Kathryn T. Preble, Alice M. Collins, Angusta Monntaine, Nettie M. Howard, Mabel A. Weymouth, Sarah A. Ryder, Mabel M. Drinkwater, Lucie W. Preble.
Hannibal Hamlin School-Charles P. Allen principal ; Annie M. Ervine, An- nie L. Roney. Kate M. Allamby, Sara L. Field, Mae O. Straw, Gertrude E. Fogg, Ann E. Neville, Flora E. Whit- ley, Martha A. Colburn, Mary E. Lynch, Lila E. Curtis, Mary T. Gib- bons, Esther M. Curran.
Valentine-Bessie MMcCoy, principal : Elizabeth Nickerson, Mary C. Galla. gher, Gertrude Simpson.
Pond Street-Marion J. Mullen,
principal; Jessie Lord, Eva W. Stew- art, Nellie G. Curley.
Center Street-Mary E. Sullivan, principal ; Ruby M. Gould, Eleanor A. Gayton, Elizabeth A. Norton.
Longfellow-Augusta P. Kirstein, principal; Pauline F. Pretto, Grace E. Gallagher.
Elm Street - Harriet L. Mosher, principal ; Margaret Gallagher. Alice M. Keith.
.Larkin Street-Mary A. Walsh, prin- cipal: Helen C. Hickson, Bernice S. Welch, Frances K. Donovan, Helen C. Hennessy.
Bower Street-Margaret S. Hamil- ton, principal; Maud H. Morse, B. Teresa Curran.
State Street-Mary R. Spratt, prin- cipal; Eunice R. Coney, Helen L. Don- nelly.
Pearl Street-Mary Clayton, Louise A. O'Connor.
Allen Street-Marion D. Buzzell.
Cottage Street-Alzada C. Withee, Nellie I. Gale.
Forest Avenue-Sarah M. Malone, Mildred F. Cousins.
Third Street-Annabel McManus.
Crosbyville-Bertha M. Cushman.
SUBURBAN SCHOOLS
Mount Hope-Anna A. Jones.
Stillwater Avenue-Irene C. Getchell.
bagley-Gladys Galvin.
Hillside-Marion L. Rogan. Sherburne-Margaret M. Carroll.
Central-Amy T. Perry.
North Bangor-Emma Nickels and Allene Chase, assistant.
Avenue-Frances P. Atwater.
Odlin-Grace M. Reed.
Tyler-Vacancy.
Fuller-Vacancy.
KINDERGARTENS
Nellie E. Brown, supervisor of kin- dergartens.
State Street-Marguerite H. Belden, director, and Mildred A. Horne, as- sistant.
Elm Street-Katherine I. Durgin, director, and Gertrude F. Lord, as- sistant
Longfellow-Adelaide L. Mansur, di- rector, and Mary A. Reilly, assistant.
Valentine-Grace E. Glass, director. and Elsie M. Lyon, assistant.
Bower Street-Alice E. Moore, di- rector, and Mary E. Mooney, assistant. Larkin Street-Eleanor A. Herlihy. director, and vacancy, assistant.
Pearl Street-Ethelyn M. Steward. director, and vacancy, assistant.
Hammond Street-Virginia Dilling- ham, director, and Anna L. Ferguson, assistant.
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STREETS, COURTS, LANES, ETC., IN BREWER
Abbott, from 301 South Main, east- erly.
Ayer's court, from Brimmer, easterly.
Bangor, from 25 Pendleton, south- westerly, S. B.
Betton, from 187 North Main to river. Bissell court, from 184 Center, cast- erly
Blake, from 234 Wilson, southerly.
Brewer, from 541 South Main to 131 Elm, S. B.
Brimmer, from 81 South Main, to the railroad
Brimmer court, from 9 Brimmer, easterly.
Burr, from 155 South Main, southerly. Cedar, from 94 State, to 231 Center
Center, from Penobscot square to be- yond Somerset.
Century, from 463 South Main, south- erly.
Chamberlain, from 24 Prospect to Ellsworth road.
Chambers, from 472 South Main to Ayer's mill, S. B.
Chapman, from 413 N. Main, easterly Church, from Penobscot across North Main.
Cove, from 596 South Main, to the river, S. B.
Cross, from Bangor to Penobscot av., S. B.
Day road, N. B., from Main to Hol- den line.
DeRusha lane, from 505 South Main, S. B.
Eastern avenue, from State, nr. F. S. Gratien's, to Holden line
East Summer, from 110 Union to 190 Center.
Ellsworth road, from junction of Wilson and State to Holden line.
Elm, from 589 South Main to 104 Brewer, S. B.
Elmwood, from 369 S. Main easterly
Fling, from 184 Wilson across Brim- mer.
Getchell, from 143 South Main, south- erly.
Gilmore, from 394 North Main toward river.
Glidden, from Wilson, beyond junc- tion with Parker, southerly.
Green Point road, from Ellsworth road to Wiswell road.
Grove, from 340 S. Main, S. B., east- erly.
Hardy, from 136 South Main to tlie river.
Harlow, from 344 North Main, south- erly.
Harriman lane, from 562 South Main, S. B.
Harris, from 444 S. Main, toward river.
High, from 12 Burr to the cemetery. Highland, from 270 Wilson, easterly. Holyoke, from Prospect to beyond Washington.
Holyoke square, at crossing of Main and Center.
Howard, from 53 Parker to Center.
Jordan, from 201 Center to State.
King's court, from 486 South Main to railroad. S. B.
Lambert road, from Eastern avenue to Eddington line.
Main North, from Wilson to Edding- ton line.
Main South, from Wilson to Orring- ton line.
Mann's court, from 377 South Main to railroad, S. B.
Maple, from 129 South Main to rail- road.
Middle ct., from 18 Brimmer, easterly. Mill, from 50 Elm, S. B., to Orrington
Oak, from 494 South Main to Ayer's mill, S. B.
Parker, from 169 North Main to Wil- son.
Patten court, from 403 South Main to railroad.
Pendleton, from 389 South Main to railroad.
Penobscot, from 1 Church to State. Penobscot av., from 52 Pendleton, S. B., south westerly.
Penobscot square, between State and Center, near the bridge.
Pierce road, from Ellsworth road to Eastern avenue.
Prospect, from foot of Holyoke, northerly.
Rooney, from Burr to cemetery
Roosevelt av., from 656 S. Main easterly.
Sargent's Point, off Main, at Eastern Mfg. Co.'s mill, S. B.
School, from 95 South Main, south- erly.
Sherman, from South Main, opp. Ma- ple, to river.
Silk, from 355 North Main to 79 Washington.
Somerset, from 112 State to Parker.
Spring, from 109 South Main to tan- nery.
Spring street court, from 12 Spring, westerly.
Staples, from Bangor to Penobscot av., S. B.
State, from Bangor bridge to junc- tion Wilson.
Stone, from 601 South Main to Elm, S. B.
Summer, from 175 Wilson to 110 Union.
Swett's lane, changed to Chapman.
Tibbetts, from 439 South Main, east- erly.
Union, from river to the railroad.
Washington, from 215 Center to Silk.
Whiting hill, on Ellsworth road, nr. Holden line.
Wilson, from the ferry to junction of State.
Wilson ave., from 227 Wilson, south- erly
Winter, from Maple to Burr.
Wiswell road, from junction of Elm and Brewer streets, S. B., to Hol- den line.
HALLS AND BUILDINGS.
Carter Block, N. Main, nr. Parker
Central Hall, 92 Center
City Hall, Church street.
Dole's Hall, 525 Main, S. B.
Engine Hall, 52 Parker street.
Farrington Block, 39 to 45 Center.
Glover Block, 46 to 54 Center.
Harlow Block, 81 to 85 Center.
Odd Fellows' Hall, Carter blk.
Patten Block, 216 to 220 N. Main.
Sargent's Block, 520 to 528 S. Main, S. B.
Segeunkedunk Building, 521 to 325 South Main, S. B.
S. of V. Hall, 21 N. Main
Union' Block, 17 to 23 N. Main street.
WHARVES,
Arey's wharf, below ferry.
Ayer's wharf, below marine railway.
Breakwater wharf, foot of Penobscot street.
Connor's dock, near Sherman st.
Drummond's wharf, Wilson st., above ferry.
Freesoil wharf, foot of Betton.
Rollins' wharf, rear Hathorn Mfg. Co. Stetson's wharf, at marine railway.
Stickney & Babcock's wharf, first be low bridge, off Penobscot square.
BREWER DIRECTORY 1919
ABBREVIATIONS
Agt., agent; av., avenue; b., boards; bey., beyond; blk., block; B. R. & E. Co., Bangor Railway & Electric Co .; c., corner; ct., court; E. Mfg. Co., Eastern Manufacturing Co .; emp., employe; h., house; ins., insur- ance; mnfr., manufacturer; mfg., manufacturing; nr., near; N. B., North Brewer; N. Main, North Main; opp., opposite; p. o., post office; rd., road; sec., secretary ; S. B., South Brewer; sq., square; supt., superintendent ; S. Main, South Main; treas., treasurer. After the name of the street the word "street" is omitted.
ABBOTT AUSTIN D., carpenter and builder, 50 Brimmer, h. do. (see next page) Calvin O., stone cutter, h. 563 N. Main, R.F.D.6
Charles H., h. 228 N. Main
Emeline G., widow of George W., steamstress, h. 43 Fling George J. Mrs., h. 47 Holyoke
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