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BANGOR RAILWAY & ELECTRIC CO., E. C. Ryder, pres., office, 78 Harlow; switch and supply station, 144 Park; power stations, Veazie, Old Town and Ellsworth ( see page 62b)
Real Estate Co., Wm. F. Curran, treas., 27 State
Republican Club, 193 Exchange
Rubber Stamp Co., 493 French
FIRST NATIONAL BANK ALLOWS 2% INTEREST ON SATISFACTORY CHECKING ACCOUNTS
Building Economy
doesn't mean building with the cheapest material you can get ; that's the most expensive way in the long run. You will find it greatest economy to build or repair with material that will "stand up" under most severe usage, and give longest service and satisfaction. It may cost more to buy, but it costs least per year of service rendered.
WE'LL HELP YOU BUILD RIGHT MORSE & COMPANY Valley Avenue - Bangor, Maine
We Manufacture everything in Long and Short Lumber, Building Trim, Clapboards, Laths, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Wood Mantels, Stair Material, Special Fittings for Banks, Stores, Etc.
We Sell
Builders' Hardware (especially Yale & Towne goods), Carpenters' Tools, Paint, Lead, Oils, Varnishes, Roofing, Fire Place Tile, Fire Sets, Farm and Garden Tools, Wire Fencing, Etc.
You'll find a big stock here, with prices leaning YOUR way.
The Electric Servant WHAT IT WILL DO IN ANY HOME THAT IS WIRED
It will sweep and dust carpets, rugs, floors, upholstery, drap- ings and clothing with a vacuum cleaner.
It will wash and wring the clothes with an electric washing machine.
It will dry the clothes indoors rapidly with the breeze from an electric fan.
It will iron the clothes quickly, economically and well with an electric iron-always hot and no running to the stove.
It will beat eggs, grind coffee or meat or turn the ice cream freezer or sharpen knives with a general utility motor.
It will keep any part of the house cool in summer with an electric fan.
It will provide an emergency radiator for bathroom or nursery.
It will make toast or griddle cakes on the table or boil the tea kettle or coffee percolator; or it will operate the chafing dish, waffle iron, or do any kind of cooking without fire or smoke.
It will run the sewing machine without effort.
It heats the baby's bottle and the shaving cup. It warms the bed, and offers a substitute for the hot water bag that never leaks nor grows cold.
It gives you light where and when you want it, without matches, odor, or smoke, and turned on from the most conven- ient point.
The Electric Servant does these things and a few dozen others without fuss or quibble, and it never quits nor demands more pay.
If your house is not wired you owe it to yourself in the inter- est of better living to have it done at once. We will obtain esti- mates of the cost without obligation on your part.
Bangor Railway & Electric Co. LIGHT AND POWER DEPARTMENT
78 Harlow Street, = = Bangor, Maine
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BENJ. HAMM T. I. MURPHY
BANGOR GRANITE CO. MANUFACTURERS OF
Polished Monuments, Tablets and Headstones
In White, Gray, Red and Black Granite and Marble
Designs and Estimates Furnished for all kinds of Cemetery and Building Work. We use the latest Pneumatic Tools
Imbedded steel handles
visible Cement Seal
Imbedded steel reinforcing
Powerful Arching Cover
Large Scaling Space
Seal Locking space-
Heavy Curved Molding
Rounded Corners
CEMENT BURIAL VAULTS An Absolute Protection For All Time The leading local undertakers sell our Cement Burial Vaults; ask them for particulars. Manufactured and sold by the
Bangor Granite Co., State St. opp. Mt. Hope Residence 64 Catell St., Bangor, Maine, Telephone Con.
BANGOR SAVINGS BANK, Charles H. Bartlett, pres .; Walter A. Danforth, treas., 3 State (see page 5) Sanitary & Trucking Co., Chas. M. Steward, pres., 37 Park Shipbuilding Co., E. Earle Harvey, treas., 14 Broad (yard at E. Hampden) Society of Arts, 25 Broad [works State Hospital, Carl J. Hedin, supt., State, opp. water
BANGOR STEAM LAUNDRY CO., C. F. Bryant, pres., 99 Central; plant, 125 Fern (see adv. next page)
BANGOR STONEWARE CO., mfrs. of earthen and stone ware and retailers of crockery, kitchen ware, etc., 74 Central; factory, 33 Patten (see page 65)
Symphony Orchestra, Horace M. Pullen, pres., 189 Ex- change
BANGOR TALLOW co., Ruel S. Adams, mgr., 146 Broad (see page 66)
Theatre Co., Stephen Bogrett, mgr., 164 Exchange Theological Seminary, David N. Beach, pres., 300 Union
BANGOR VULCANIZING CO., automobile accessories, 49 Postoffice sq. (see page 355)
Window Shade Co., W. H. Reavill, prop., 76 Columbia Yacht Club, house rear of 790 Main
Young Men's Christian Association, 127 Hammond Young Women's Christian Association, 69 Main
& Aroostook Railroad Co., Maurice S. C. Baker, treas., Graham bldg.
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FINE LAUNDRY WORK Cleansing, Pressing and Dyeing
Office 99 Central Street, Telephone 649 Plant 125 Fern Street, Telephone 2491=M
BANGOR STEAM LAUNDRY Bangor and Boston Dye House
BANGOR & BOSTON DYE HOUSE, E. S. Baker, mgr., 99 Central Banks Charles F., farmer, h. Essex, R.F.D.1 Lafayette A., emp. M. C. R. R., b. 78 Walter Lester G., farmer, h. Essex, R.F.D.1
William F., chauffeur, h. 486 Hammond William K., teamster, b. 486 Hammond Charles F. & Son (Charles F. and Lester G. Banks), cream route, Essex, R.F.D.1
Banton George W., civil engineer, agent for T. U. Coe, and Lester Dwinel estate, 116 Hammond, h. 67 Palm Herbert J., timberlands, 77 Central, h. 115 Essex Nellie B. Mrs., b. 35 Vernon
Barakat M., peddler, h. 236 York
Barbour Frank S., clerk, rooms Y. M. C. A. bldg. Robert, clerk, rooms Y. M. C. A. bldg.
Barchard Purdie M., foreman of dairy, Ayredale Stock Farm, h. do.
Barker Cora A., trained nurse, b. 39 Jefferson Corinne M., b. 87 Elm
Eugene F., mgr. Eastern Me. Steel Ceiling Co., 114 Harlow, h. 153 Pearl Frances C., widow of Thomas, h. Broadway, R.F.D.1
George E., ralroad mail clerk, h. 32 Royal rd.
Harry F., laborer, h. Dartmouth st.
Ira W., clerk, 11 Broad, h. 55 Madison
Ira Willard, clerk, Gt. N. P. Co., h. 16 McKinley Isaac, teamster, h. 161 Pearl
Mary A., widow of G. Frank, b. 34 Blackstone Barnaby Harry R., station master, M. C. R. R., h. 11 Barker Irene, clerk, 9 Main, b. 11 Barker
Barnard Richard E., egg candler, 170 Broad, b. 47 Essex Barnes Arnold, b. 140 Hancock Bethia, widow of Perry, h. 517 Essex
Charlotte E., music teacher, b.M. D. Barnes, Hammond st. Ethel M., telephone operator, b. 517 Essex Fred C., traveling salesman, h. 416 Hammond Hadley A., teamster, rooms 233 Harlow Inez D., clerk, b. 337 Union
Irving F. Rev., pastor First Advent Christian church, h. 27 Linden
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BANGOR STONE WARE CO. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE STONE WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF
White and Decorated Dinner and Toilet Ware, White Granite and C. C. Ware, Rockingham and Yellow Ware, Glass Ware, Enamel Ware of Every Description, Copper, Galvanized and Tin Ware, Wire Goods, Brooms, Brushes.
74 CENTRAL STREET BANGOR, MAINE PHONE CONNECTION
Barnes Irving M., trainman, h. Hammond, R.F.D.2 John P., teamster, h. 524 Essex
James I., saw filer, b. 346 Essex
Marcellus D., farmer, h. West Bangor, R.F.D.2 Nellie M. Mrs., rooms 123 Union
Barney Barrett S., clerk, postoffice, h. 193 Pine
Barnfield Francis A., typewriter repr., 8 Postoffice sq., h. 62 Cumberland
Baron Philip, trav. salesman, h. 5 Parker
Barrett E. O., painter, 108 Haymarket sq., h. do.
Lewis B., stenographer, 108 Merrill Trust bldg., h. 103 Howard
Nellie V., refitter, 80 Main, b. 265 do.
BARRETT CO. THE, roofing and paving materials, 183 Broad (see back cover)
Barron Joseph W., trav. salesman, b. 54 Everett William E., carpenter, h. 54 Everett
Barr-Wight Co., fur dealers and taxidermists, 60 State Barrows Carl W., painter, b. 387 Main
Charles K., clerk, b. 208 Maple
George W. E. (Blake, Barrows & Brown), banking and insurance, 9 Central, h. 115 Cedar Lemuel, auto repairer, b. 11 Buck
Barry Edward F., attendant, B. S. Hospital, b. do. Edward J., brakeman, M. C. R. R., h. 46 East Summer James Edward, b. 168 Grove John A., truckman, h. 168 Grove
John F., trav. salesman, b. 40 Boyd
John T., clerk, M. C. R. R., h. 16 Walter
John T., laborer, b. 207 Grove Mary, widow of Patrick, h. 61 Newbury
Mary E., tailoress, b. 207 Grove
Thomas, teamster, street dept., h. 207 Grove
William F., printer, 81 Main, b. 207 Grove
William J., clerk, h. 61 Newbury
Bartlett Alice, nurse, h. 199 Forest av. Catherine, b. 277 State
Charles D., lawyer, First Nat. Bank bldg., h. 109 Grove BARTLETT CHARLES H., lawyer, First Nat. Bank bldg., h. 58 Cedar Charles H., conductor, B. R. & E., h. 30 Lane Earl, clerk, b. 716 Union
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BANGOR TALLOW CO.
BUYERS OF
HIDES, SKINS, PELTS, WOOL AND RAW FURS
TALLOW AND BONES DISTRIBUTORS OF Portland Poultry Foods and Portland Organic Fertilizers
146 BROAD STREET BANGOR, MAINE
Bartlett Edson W., conductor, B. R. & E. Co., h. 589 Main Ella L., h. 52 Kenduskeag av. Ellen M. Mrs., b. 30 Lane
Eugene F., clerk, b. 155 Parkview av.
BARTLETT FRANCIS WARREN, carpenter and builder, office and residence, 31 Ohio; shop, Howard lane (see adv. opp. page)
Fred L., ship carpenter, h. 716 Union
Frederick T., emp. E. Mfg. Co., h. 24 Pier
Harry I., salesman, 93 Central, h. at Hampden
Harry M., engine inspector, h. Bruce rd., R.F.D.8 Henry, b. 28 Sanford
Herbert E., salesman, h. 155 Parkview av.
Lester F. (Smart & Bartlett), 22 Water, h. 216 Pine
Martha A., stenographer, b. 155 Parkview av.
Orrin M., trav. salesman, h. 2 Church lane Sarah H., stenographer, b. 31 Ohio
Walter J., farmer, h. Essex, R.F.D.1
Barto James Waldo, treas. Thos. W. Burr Ptg. & Adv. Co,, h. 283 Union
Barton Alice Mrs., housekeeper, 22 Harlow BARTON ARTHUR R., painter, 74 Exchange, h. 34 Maple (see page 68)
Bernice H., bookkeeper, b. 34 Maple
George L., chauffeur, h. 108 Garland
George T., in charge navy recruiting change, b. 60 Jefferson
station, 208 Ex-
Harold L., clerk, h. 147 Parkview av.
Kate F., clerk, B. & A. R. R., b. 50 Leighton Rena F., stenographer, b. 34 Maple
Barwise Frank H., farmer, h. Essex,, bey. schoolhouse, R.F.D.1 BARWISE MARK A., lawyer, 9 Columbia bldg.
Basinsky Julian Mrs., h. 163 Hancock
Bass Albert E., pres. J. P. Bass Publishing Co., 81 Main, h. 43 High
Frank L., city editor, Daily Commercial, b. 82 Third Hamlet L., h. 82 Third Park, head of Dutton st.
BASS J. P. PUBLISHING CO., publishers Bangor Daily and Weekly Commercial, 81 Main (see page 8)
Philip, employment agent, 40 Washington, b. 157 Court
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F. WARREN BARTLETT
CARPENTER AND BUILDER ALL KINDS OF JOBBING Steel Ceilings Furnished and Installed
Office 31 Ohio St. Shop Howard Lane BANGOR, MAINE
Bassett Harry J., trav. salesman, 78 Broad, h. 225 Center Bastrache Joseph H., laborer, h. 29 Milford
Batchelder Edwin A., stock clerk, 62 Oak, h. 148 Fruit Elijah, auto mechanic, b. 57 Elm
Emma H. Mrs., h. 73 Seventh Stanley, printing pressman, b. 141 Ohio see also Bachelder
Bateman Elmer S., auto repairer, 513 Hammond, b. do. Samuel, b. 513 Hammond
Bates Alvin P., millman, h. 18 Clark Blanche, widow of George P., h. 175 Birch William W., removed to Gardiner
Batey Mae Mrs., h. 17 Bean's ct. Battles Eugene, clerk, b. 40 Fern
Florence, school teacher, b. 40 Fern
Frank A., emp. E. Mfg. Co., h. 40 Fern
John M., telegraph operator, b. 40 Fern Leo F., clerk, b. 40 Fern
Baumann Frederick W., baker, h. 16 Sanford B. C. M. Cigar Store, 26 State
Beach David N., pres. Bangor Theological Seminary, h. 319 Union
David N. jr., b. 319 Union
Dorothea, instructor, U. of M. (Orono), b. 319 Union Margaret, nurse, rooms 236 Main
Beady Walter, b. 48 Summer
Beal Alpheus C., bookkeeper, 225 Main, h. 187 Elm
BEAL BUSINESS COLLEGE (THE) Mary E. Beal, prop., 50 Columbia Flavius O., b. Bangor House
Florence, clerk, E. Mfg. Co., b. 483 Main
Ira C., bookkeeper, Gt. N. P. Co., h. 145 Elm
Lena Mrs., housekeeper, 483 Main
Mary E., prop. The Beal Business College, 50 Columbia, h. 55 Ohio Mattie E. Mrs., b. 99 Otis
Maynard H. (Merchants' Produce Co.), 53 Pickering sq., h. 60 Ohio
Beals Helen F. Mrs., seamstress, h. 162 Court William B., clerk, b. 162 Court
James, hostler, h. 111 Parker
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A. R. BARTON
Painter and Paper Hanger
Telephone Connection
74 Exchange St., Bangor, Maine
Bean Albert W., foreman, 40 Postoffice sq., h. 300 Essex Arthur M., country store, E. Bangor, R.F.D.1 Bernice, bookkeeper, b. W. A. Bean, R.F.D.4 Clarence W. (W. A. Bean & Sons), 47 Pickering sq., h. Ohio st.
Edward W., h. 88 Norfolk
Fred H., patrolman, b. 255 Pine
Fremont D., clerk, 16 State, h. 88 Norfolk Harry E., salesman, h. 139 Seventh Lizzie L., widow of Henry C., h. 391 Buck
Melvin T., brakeman, B. & A. R. R., h. 165a State
O. Crosby, news stand and souvenir goods, 16 State, h: 92 Norfolk
Ralph D., clerk, b. 404 Hammond Susie C., b. 88 Norfolk
Weiler A. (W. A. Bean & Sons), 47 Pickering sq., h. Ohio Wesley A. (W. A. Bean & Sons), 47 Pickering sq., h. Ohio W. A. & Sons ( Wesley A., Clarence W. and Weiler A. Bean), native beef, 47 Pickering sq.
Beane Lydia A., widow of J. F., h. 98 Court
Maude, widow of Leslie F., b. 35 Norway rd. Beatham Elsie A. Mrs., b. 277 State
Fred L., groceries, 208 Garland, h. 158 Birch
Beaton Donald A., clerk, h. 285 1/2 Center
Beatty Nellie L., teacher Palm st. school, b. Y. W. C. A.
Beaulac Thomas H., foreman moulder, U. I. W., h. at Brewer Beaulieu John B. Mrs., h. 22 March
Leo J., machinist, M. C. R. R., b. 22 March Beaupre Adolphus, bicycle repairer (Brewer), h. 12 Brown Estelle L., school teacher, b. 396 Hammond
Joseph, porter, Bangor House, h. 396 Hammond Joseph Mrs., teacher of French, High school, h. 396
Hammond
Beck Agnes C., clerk, b. 225 Forest av. Catherine, widow of Thomas, h. 225 Forest av.
James P., patrolman, h. 125 Forest av. Stephen E., laborer, b. 225 Forest av. Walter F., clerk, b. 225 Forest av. William B., laborer, b. 225 Forest av.
Bee Charlie, Chinese laundry, 175 Union, h. do.
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Beede Dana B., painter, h. end of Webster av.
Elbridge H., conductor B. R. & E. Co., h. 498 Hammond Nellie Mrs., h. 13 Willow Roland S., painter, 98 Hammond, h. 517 Essex Beek Walter M., machinist, M. C. R. R., h. 124 Larkin Belcher James H., laborer, h. 405 Hancock
Belches William B., clerk, 82 Broad, b. 21 Sanford
Belden Augustine, traveling salesman, h. 34 Jefferson Burr, clerk, 104 Broad, rooms 131 Essex
Marguerite H., kindergarten director, b. 22 Ohio
Belinian Mary M., widow of John, removed to Newburyport, Mass.
Simon J., moulder, h. 30 Larkin
Bell Auto Supply Co., Joseph R. McManus, res. mgr., 39Post- office sq.
C. E. Mrs., b. 142 Hammond
Erving L., fireman, M. C. R. R., b. 12 Walter
Everett R., market gardener, h. 354 Ohio
Frank, shipping clerk, 136 Exchange, h. 28 Fremont Fred M., removed to Portland
George clerk, 4 Union, h. 43 Pier
George A., treas. T. R. Savage Co., 20 Broad, h. 44 Grove Harland L., removed to Bath
Harry E., clerk, B. & A. R. R., h. at Brewer
Margaret, widow of James, h. 9 Church lane
Michael, laborer, h. 18 Carr
Michael J., toll test man, N. E. T. & T. Co., h. 18 Carr Patrick J., toll wire chief, N. E. T. & T. Co., h. 104 Otis Ruel L., farmer, h. Odlin rd., R.F.D.2
Sadie, telegraph operator, b. 18 Carr
Bemis J. Edgar, bookkeeper, First National bank, h. 18 Holland Lillie R. Mrs., h. 274 Main
Benard Henry C., h. 42 Lane James A., laborer, h. 42 Lane
Benn Leander L., emp. E. Mfg. Co., h. 20 N. Park Pauline, clerk, b. 20 N. Park
Benner Albert H., agt. Am. Ry. Ex., 51 Hammond, h. 57 Linden Frederick W., paying clerk, Merrill Trust Co., h. 12 Leighton
Leroy M., depot agt., Am. Ry. Ex., h. 58 Linden Bennett Addie Mrs., h. 65 Palm
Albert E., public carriage, h. 124 Palm
Charles J., engineer, 32 Front
Edgar L., clerk, 93 Main, h. 341 Union
Fred, attendant, B. S. Hospital, b. do.
Roscoe E., stove mounter, 337 Main, h. Kenduskeag av.
Waldo H., reporter, Daily News, rooms 204 Union
Warren D., clerk, B. & A. R. R., b. 41 Third
Benoit Arthur H., pres. Benoit-Mutty Co., 191 Exchange, h. at Malden, Mass.
-Mutty Co., gents' clothing and furnishings,191 Exchange Benson Abbie, b. 277 State
Albert W., h. 60 Ohio
Annie Mrs., h. 22 Morse's ct.
Harry D. (Benson & Company), dry goods, 15 Main, h. 90 Grove
Stephen D., admr. Sterns Lumber Co., partnership, 194 Exchange, h. 73 Court
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ONE PRICE AT
ENSONS The Heart of Bangor's ShoppingDistrid
Ladies' Wearing Apparel, Hosiery Underwear, Gloves, Silks, Dress Goods and Linings
15 and 17 Main Street Bangor, Maine
BENSON & COMPANY (Harry D. Benson), dry goods, 15-17 Main (see adv.)
Benzara Toni, laborer, h. 186 Washington
Berdeen John C., removed to Hinckley
Berg Hyman, h. 14 Essex
Berger, Annie, widow of Louis, h. 57 Pine Lena, clothing, etc., 72 Exchange, b. 57 Pine Samuel, clerk, 68 Exchange, b. 57 Pine
Berman Aaron, trav. salesman, 93 Main, h. at Littleton, N. H. Bernardini Harvey L., light operator, Nickel Theatre, b. Broadway, R.F.D.1
Louis, confectionery (wholesale),h. Broadway, cor. Arctic Louis F., laborer, b. Broadway, cor. Arctic
Lorenzo A., laborer, b. Broadway, cor. Arctic
Bernauer Francis S. Rev., pastor First Baptist ch., h. 473 Union Bernstein Bessie, clerk, b. 19 1/2 French
Charles J., labor agency and insurance, 76 Exchange, h. 193 Maple
Molly, widow of Joseph, groceries, 19 French, h. 19 1/2 do. Simon, clerk, b. 19 1/2 French
Berry George W., mason, h. 12 Russell
Horace S., patrolman, h. Valley av., R.F.D.8
Jason J., emp. Morse & Co., b. 14 Kenduskeag av.
John F., painter and paper hanger, h. 321 Broadway Orrin G., bookkeeper, b. H. S. Berry, Valley av.
Percy, carpenter, h. 40 Larkin
Ralph, laborer, h. Kenduskeag av., R.F.D.8
Stella J., clerk, 80 Main, b. 53 Fourth
Walter, mason, h. Russell st.
Willis W., bookkeeper, 9 Hammond, b. Horace S. Berry, Valley av.
BERRY & SMITH, sail, awning and tent makers, (and prop. J. E. Fickett Co., Portland), Independent, cor. Broad (see page 489)
Berson Abraham J., peddler, h. 234 York Jacob J., stenographer, b. 234 York
BESSE-ASHWORTH CO. (George C. Dorr, treas.), clothiers, hatters and ladies' ready to wear garments, 27 Main (see adv. opp. page)
Lyman W., pres. Besse-Ashworth Co., 27 Main, h. at Springfield, Mass.
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BESSESYSTEM BANGOR'S LEADING STORE
TBESSE-ASHWORTH C!
Best George, teamster, b. 499 Main Betterley George W., antique and interior finisher, 459 Harlow, h. 16 North Philander C., painter, h. 39 North
Betters Joseph, laborer, h. 17 Essex
Betts Chesley A., carpenter, h. 291 Lincoln Eleanor Mrs., removed to Chicago
Beverly C. Mildred, clerk, b. 380 Hammond Fred M., tinsmith, h. 380 Hammond Verne C., student, b. 380 Hammond
Bickford Albert Leroy, h. Essex, R.F.D.1
Emma A., widow of Odber M., h. Essex, c. Church rd., R.F.D.1
Lulu E., clerk, 195 Exchange, b. 39 Parkview av.
Lydia J., widow of Erastus, b. 26 Jefferson
Orrie Mrs., housekeeper, 78 Fourth
Thomas W., transfer postal clerk, h. 39 Jefferson Bickmore Charles F., clerk, b. Adams House Edward, carpenter, b. 8 Cumberland
Frank L., car repairer, h. 17 Fifteenth
Lottie I., head nurse, E. M. G. Hospital, b. do.
Oliver J., mechanic, h. 322 Broadway
Bicknell Edith M., district nurse, rm. 9, City Hall, b. E. M. G. Hospital
Henry W. Mrs., h. 16 Division
May, seamstress, E. M. G. Hospital, b. do.
Biegleson Joseph, junk dealer (Houlton), h. 424 Hancock Bigelow Arthur W., garage, 311 Broadway, h. do.
Belle M. Mrs., children's home, 166 Ohio, h. do. Charles F., h. 166 Ohio Webster P., clerk, b. 166 Ohio
Biggins Edward C., head waiter, Penobscot Exchange, h. 5 May Bijou (The), Stephen Bogrett, mgr., 164 Exchange
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Bill Sam, cattle dealer, h. 9 Hazel
Bille Christian, inspector, B. R. & E. Co., h. 21 Webster av. Ena D. Mrs., h. 60 Jefferson Hans R., emp. Morse & Co., h. Webster av., bey. New York st.
Lucy Mrs., h. Webster av., bey. Thatcher st.
William, moccasin maker, rms. Y. M. C. A.
Billings Charles, emp. E. Mfg. Co., h. 22 Patten Elsaidie, widow of John L., h. 126 Elm
Francis M., gardener, h. 330 Essex
Fred, clerk, 47 Pickering sq.
Percy G., chauffeur, b. 10 Hersey av.
Billington George R., railway mail clerk, h. 502 French
Bird Annie F., stenographer, b. 147 Essex Pearl, stenographer, 170 Exchange, b. 147 Essex
Birmingham Harold, clerk, b. 76 Patten
Helen, stenographer, b. 76 Patten Thomas W., h. 76 Patten
Bishop E. Ethel, nurse, 68 Montgomery, h. do. Fred G., removed to Hermon
William, fireman, M. C. R. R., b. 58 Walter
William H., steward, Elks Home, 28 Main,h.57 Penobscot Bissell Addie Mrs., b. Mott Wilson's, Essex rd.
Blacar Sarah, b. 15 Maple William, jeweler, h. 15 Maple
Black Alice J., stenographer, b. 679 Union
BLACK ARTHUR H., real estate, 22 State, h. 300 Essex George, teamster, city farm, b. do.
George W., carpenter, h. 115 Second
Henry N., b. 80 Norfolk
Howard P., clerk, b. 679 Union
Madge B., stenographer, b. 679 Union
Pearl Mrs., h. 19 Harlow ct.
Perley T., clerk, 36 Hammond, h. 269 French
Wallace B., saw filer, h. 679 Union
Blackstock Thomas, meat market, 87 Pickering sq., h. 310 Broadway
Blackwell John M. F. R., trucking, h. 258 Fourteenth
Blair John Fred, carpenter, h. 17 Highland lane Leland, electrician, b. 17 Highland lane
Paul, fireman, B. & A. R. R., h. at Brewer Ralph M., chauffeur, h. 158 W. Broadway Blaisdell Alvah W., clerk, h. 25 Tyler av. Frank R., sheet metal worker, h. 283 Forest av.
Henry P., farmer, h. Ohio, bey. Davis rd., R.F.D.4
H. Ernest, car repairer, h. 62 Cottage Joseph, h. 15 Gridley
Leo W., carpenter, h. 144 Fruit
Moses P., farmer, h. Ohio, nr. Davis rd., R.F.D.4
Nellie P., school teacher, b. 277 Forest av.
Olive S., b. Mrs. Geo. E. Morrill, R.F.D.8
Sadie R., teacher, Palm st. school, b. 277 Forest av. Virgil C., clerk, b. 25 Tyler av.
Walter H., barber shop, Penobscot Exchange, h. 70 Palm Walter R., carrier, R.F.D. No. 3, h. 54 Cottage William P., teamster, h. 277 Forest av.
Blake Albert E., painter, B. R. & E. Co., h. 419 Main
Annie L. Mrs., clerk, B. & A. R. R., h. 9 Charles
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BLAKE BARROWS & BROWN (George W. E. Barrows and William E. Brown), bankers, insurance, real estate and steamship ticket agents, 9 Central (see page 24)
Bert R., carpenter, h. 232 Birch
David H., painter, h. Kenduskeag av., R.F.D.8
Earl S., electrician, 17 Franklin, b. 78 Grove
Edward G., traveling salesman, h. 452 Ohio
Edward H., lawyer, 28 Main, and pres. Merchants' National Bank, h. 107 Court
Elisha S., h. 13 Norfolk Elizabeth, h. 212 Harlow
E. Wesley, shoe repairer, 20 Hammond, h. 43 Harvard
Frank R., mgr. 17 Franklin, h. 78 Grove
Lyman V., bookkeeper, 37 Mercantile sq., h. 52 Fern Mary H., widow of Prentiss M., h. 73 Broadway
Stanley, undertaker's asst., b. 55 Vine
Walter E., clerk, Am. Ry. Ex., 51 Hammond
Warren H., emp. G. N. P. Co., h. 80 Maple
William, laborer, b. 55 Vine
William H., grocer, 60 Market, h. 67 do.
William J. Mrs., h. 55 Vine
Blakeley see Bleakley
BLANCHARD ALBERT L., lawyer and county attorney,
Court House, h. 48 Montgomery
Arthur, attendant, B. S. Hospital, b. do.
Asa W., carpenter, 89 York, h. at Brewer
BLANCHARD BENJAMIN w., lawyer, 39 Hammond, and
judge, municipal court, h. 126 Grant
Cyrus G., salesman, h. 52 Highland av.
Franz H., prop. Bangor Broom Co., 85 Hammond, h. at Brewer
Harvey J., farmer, h. Kenduskeag av., nr. S. M. F. rd. Isabelle W. Mrs., b. 48 Montgomery
Orena B., stenographer, 12 Columbia bldg.,h. at Hampden Raymond, farmer, h. Pushaw rd., R.F.D.1
Slate Mining Co., Geo. F. Eaton, treas., 6 State
Blanding Edward M., editor and manager Industrial Journal, h. 46 Madison
Elzabeth F., widow of Daniel, b. 46 Madison
Blaney David, laborer, rooms 1 Sibley ct.
Bleakley A. Herbert, sub letter carrier, b. 72 Second Arthur J., removed to New York Elizabeth, widow of Andrew, h. 72 Second
Blenkhorn Hazen, chef, 198 Exchange
Blethen Andy R., clerk, h. Kenduskeag av., R.F.D.1 Eliza Mrs., b. 751 Main
James L., laborer, M. C. R. R., b. 751 Main Sarah C., widow of James, b. H. S. Berry, Valley av.
Blizzard Alex, farm hand, B. S. Hospital, h. 191 York Blodgett Leon E., car distributor, B. & A. R. R., Graham bldg., h. E. Hampden
Bloom Joseph Sergt., U. S. A., recruiting station, 71 Exchange, h. 210 York
Morris, cattle dealer, h. 40 Kossuth
Bloomberg Charles J., painter, h. 212 Grove Elmer W., painter, b. 268 Harlow
Bluestein Abraham, junk dealer (Brewer), h. 35 Pine
FIRST NATIONAL UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
BANK
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Bangor City Directory
Work Called For and Dellvered Free of Charge
Ladies' and Gents' Work a Specialty
NEW YORK DYE HOUSE BOLDUC & MILLER, Proprietors
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