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Foreign-Canada, Mexico, Porto Rico, The Philippines, Hawaii, Guam, Tutuila, Shanghai, China, Cuba, Canal Zone, and Republic of Panama, not included. Rates of postage for let- ters, 5 cents per ounce or less and 3 cents for each additional ounce or fraction; Great Britain, Ireland and Newfoundland 2 cents per ounce or fraction; Germany, 5 cents for first ounce or less and 3 cents for each ad- ditional ounce or fraction, if for for- warding via England or France; two cents per ounce or fraction if for- warded by direct sea conveyances; printed matter, 1 cent per 2 oz. or fraction; size of package limited to 18 inch cube, or in form of a roll 30 inches long by 4 inches in diameter; limit of weight, 4 pounds, 6 ounces. Commercial papers (Canada and Mex- ico included) 5 cents for 10 ounces or fraction and 1 cent for every ad- ditional 2 ounces; weight of package limited to 4 pounds, 6 ounces. Ad- misable bona fide trade samples of merchandise, 2 cents for first 4 ounces or less and 1 cent for each additional 2 ounces or fraction thereof; limit of weight is 12 ounces; limit of length is 12 inches; breadth 8 inches; depth 4 inches.
Postal cards 2 cents; postal cards with paid answer, 4 cents. Registry fee, 10 cents.
PARCELS POST.
Parcels may be sent by mail accom- panied by a Customs Declaration to the following countries:
Australia, Austria, and certain Austrian post
offices in Turkey, Bahamas, Belgium, Bolivia, Barba- does, Brazil, Caicos Islands, Chili, Colombia (U S of), Costa Rica, Cur- acao, Danish West Indies, Germany, and German P O's in Africa and China, British Guiana, Dutch Guiana, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras (British and Republic of), Hungary, Hong Kong, Jamaica, Japan, Leeward Is- lands, Mexico, Nicaragua, Newfound- land, New Zealand, Norway, Panama, Sweden, Salvador, San Domingo, Ber- muda, Ecuador, Turks Island, Trini- dad, Tobago, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Venezuela, Winward Islands, Peru, Denmark, France, Italy, and Italian P O's in Africa and Turkey, Uraguay, Nether- lands, China, (parts of) and Korea (via Japan).
Rate for one pound or less and each additional pound or fraction 12 cents.
An additional charge of 5 cents or its equivalent is made on the delivery of each package by parcels post from Austria, British Guiana, Bermuda, Brazil, Curacao, Ecuador, the Wind- ward Islands, Newfoundland, Trinidad, Chili, Germany, Guatemala, Hungary, Mexico, Nicaragua, New Zealand, Venezuela, Bolivia, Haiti, Hong Kong, Japan, Dutch Guiana, Norway, Sweden,
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Belgium, France, Italy, Panama, Neth- erlands, Uraguay, Honduras (Republic of), Great Brita'n, Ireland, Australia, Denmark and Peru.
From Danish W I, there is a max- imum charge of 10 cents, and from other parcels post countries the de- livery charge is 1 cent for each ounces or fraction thereof, minimum charge, 5 cents.
Limit of weight is eleven pounds except to certain places in Mexico, to which it is 4 pounds, 6 ounces.
Limit of size is 3 ft. 6 in. long and 6 ft. length and girth combined, ex- cept to U & of Colombia, and Mexico, to which the limit of length 's 2 ft. and girth 4 ft. Value limited for Ecuador to $50
Value limited for Japan and parts of China, via Japan, to $80 Any person wishing to withdraw a
letter after having mailed it should make immediate application to the postmaster and in case the letter has not been forwarded it will be re- turned, if the letter has been for- wanded, he can request the postmas- ter to take up the matter of return through the second assistant P M General (Division of Foreign Mails) Washington, D. C., the owner of the letter paying charges incurred. Great Britain and the British Colonies (ex- cept the Union of South Africa Southern Rhodesia, Antigua, Bahamas, Barbadoes, Ceylon, Gold Coast, British Guiana, Jamaica, Zanzibar and the Australasian Colonies) includig Can- ada and British India; also Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Colombia and the French Establishments in Oceani- ca do not allow senders of articles to withdraw them from the mails or change their address.
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SACO MARBLE WORKS
CHARLES H. CLEAVES Marble and Granite Cemetery Work of all Kinds 243 MAIN STREET - SACO, MAINE
IVORY H. TOWLE CO. JAMES E. TOWLE, Proprietor
MANUFACTURER AND REPAIRER OF
Carriages and Sleighs
Automobile Repairer Carriage and Automobile Painter
COR. ELM and SCAMMAN STS., SACO, ME.
Telephone Connection
G. A. CARTER & CO. HARRY S. SAWYER, Sole Owner
Insurance
Both Stock and Mutual Fire Co's Represented New Savings Bank Block, Rooms 46 and 48, Saco, Maine Telephone Connection
J. A. LIBBY
Dealer in Groceries and Provisions
2 and 6 Common Street, Saco, Me.
Telephone Connection
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WILLIAM L. STREETER Stationery, Daily Papers, Magazines, Candy, Post Cards Plants and Cut Flowers
TALKING MACHINES and RECORDS Pianos, Music and Musical Supplies Agency for Vacuum Cleaning Machines Typewriter Supplies Stores : 207 Main St., Biddeford 195 Main St., Saco
SACO STREET DIRECTORY
(Copyright 1913 by W A Greenough & Co)
ASH SWAMP ROAD, ward 2 from Holmes road to Scarboro line 0 Holmes road
0 Mast Hill road
0 Ricker road
0 Lincoln road
0 0 Scarboro line BACON COURT ward 4 from 31 Middle
BARTLETT ward 4 from Common at R R bridge to beyond Deering avenue 2 0 Common
0 Deering avenue
BAY VIEW ROAD ward 4 from Beach beyond Old Orchard road to Seaside avenue
BEACH, wards 3 and 4 from 349 Main to beyond Seaside avenue at Camp Ellis
0 1 Main
8 15 Middle
37 High
100 Winter 115 James
162 Washington
304 Old Orchard rd
0 Bay View road
0 0 Seaside avenue
BERRY ROAD, ward 1 from Boom road
BOOM LANE ward 1 from Boom rd to the river
BOOM ROAD ward 1 continuation of Lincoln from Boom lane to Loudon road at Smutty lane 0 Lincoln
0 Boom lane
0 Berry rd
0 Smutty lane Loudon road
BRADLEY ward 1 from 44 Spring at schoolhouse to New County road
0
1 Spring
0
0 Harrison avenue Hill
0
0 R R crossing
0
99 Pepperell Maple
0 Franklin
181 Tasker
0 Oak
0 Garfield
0 Hubbard
New County road
BRADLEY STREET COURT chang- ed to Pepperell
BURNHAM ROAD ward 2 from Mc- Kenney road junction Grant road to Scarboro line
0 0 McKenney road
0 Watson Mill road
0 Tapley road
0 0 Scarboro line
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BUXTON ROAD wards 1 and 2 com- tinuation of North from Garfield to Buxton line North
0
Garfield 0 Jenkins road Loudon road
0
0 Mud road
0 Simpson road
0 Milliken road
0
0 Grant road 0 Buxton line
0
CAMP ELLIS ward 4 at Ferry beach mouth Saco river
FACTORY ISLAND ward 5 in Saco river between Saco and Biddeford FAIRFIELD ward 2 from 426 Main to 89 Union FERRY BEACH ward 4 from mouth Saco river to Goose Fare brook FERRY BEACH PARK ward 4 Fer- ry Beach FLAG POND ROAD ward 2 from Portland road near Scarboro line to junction Mud, Milliken and Mast Hill roads
0 0 Portland road
0 Jenkins road 0 Hearn road
0 Lincoln road
0 Ricker road Mud, Milliken and Mast Hill roads
FOREST ward 1 from 249 Lincoln
FRANKLIN ward 1 from Bradley to opposite 263 North
FREE wards 6 and 7 from 227 Main to Common
0 1 Main
16 Middle
41 Wharf
0
Free
54 53 Common
FRONT ward 5 from 17 Pepperell sq to beyond Wharf
0 0 0 Pepperell square Wharf GARFIELD ward 1 from end North to Bradley
0 0 North
0 0 Shadagee road
0 0 Bradley
GOOCH ward 5 from Main at York square to Gooch Island bridge
GOOSE FARE BROOK boundary line between Saco and Old Orchard GRANITE ward 1 from Lincoln near railroad west
GRANT ROAD wards 1 and 2 from McKenney road junction Burnham road to Buxton line
0 0 McKenney road
0 0 Buxton road
0 0 Buxton line
GRAY ward 4 from 14 Wakefield av to 11 James
0 0 Wakefield avenue
0 0 Rumery
0 0 James
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GRAY AVENUE ward 4 from 111 LINCOLN wards 1, 5 and 6 from 6 Common GREEN ward 6 from 22 Elm to op- posite 16 Prospect Elm to Boom rd 0 3 Elm 2 55 Spring 1 Elm 69 Prospect 31 Pearl
125 Harrison avenue 0 Hill
0 Market
0
HARRISON AVENUE ward 1 from 125 Lincoln to Bradley near Hill 0 0 Lincoln
0 Dyer
0 0 Bradley
HEARN ROAD ward 2 from Flag Pond road to Scarboro line
HENRY ward 4 from Wakefield av to Rumery
HIGH wards 3 and 4 from 54 Com- mon across School to 37 Beach
2 0 Common
32 33 School 73 Park avenue
0 97 Beach
HILL ward 1 from opposite 188 Lin- coln to opposite 79 Bradley
HILLS COURT ward 4 from oppo- site 20 Middle
HOLMES ROAD ward 2 from june- tion Watson Mill, Mast Hill and Ash Swamp roads to Scarboro line HUBBARD ward 1 from Bradley near Garfield
IRVING ward 4 from 6 Market
ISLAND WHARF STREET from 15 Main Factory Island to Saco river
216
165 Pepperell square Storer 277 Free
244 Pleasant
249 Neal's court
Thornton 283 School Cutts avenue
294 320 Cross North
350 0 Elm
349 Beach
0 Summer
0 Cleveland Clark
425 King Fairfield
533 Ocean Park avenue
0 Moody
0 Ross road Portland road
0 James
152 Rumery
170 Wakefield avenue
416
LAFAYETTE ward 3 from end of May
426
1 Water
6 Lincoln
22
17 Storer Green
37 Pleasant
0 Thornton avenue
Temple Scamman
0 Cutts avenue
106
Vernon 0 North
91 Cross
148 0 Main
0 51 Spring
7 71 Prospect
0
0 Railroad crossing Granite 0 Maple 249 Forest Boom road
LINCOLN ROAD ward 2 from Flag Pond road to Ash Swamp road LOUDON ROAD ward 1 from Boom road at Smutty lane to Buxton rd Boom road 0 Smutty lane
0 0 New County road 0 0 Buxton road
MAIN wards 5, 6, 7, 2 and 3 from Factory Island bridge to Portland road at Ross road Factory Island bridge
0
15 Island wharf 0 York square Gooch
0
0 0 B & MR R Water
162
157 Mill
54 High 0 Bartlett 111 Gray avenue 130 James Lewis avenue CROSS ward 7 from 320 Main to Elm CUTTS AVENUE ward 7 from 294 Main to 77 Elm
DEERING AVENUE ward 4 from 11 Wharf to Bartlett
DYER ward 1 from 30 Spring to op- posite 64 Harrison avenue
JENKINS ROAD ward 2 from Bux- ton road to Flag Pond road
KING ward 2 from 425 Main to be- yond Charles 0 0 Main
48 Charles
LEWIS AVENUE ward 4 continua- tion of Common at James to be- yond Wakefield avenue Common
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JAMES ward 4 from end Common and opposite 1 Lewis avenue to 115 Beach 0 0 Common 11 Gray
0 87 Beach
EAST OLD ORCHARD ROAD ward. 3 from Portland road near Flagg Pond road to Old Orchard line ELM wards 7, 6 and 5 from Spring's bridge to opposite 365 Main Spring's bridge
34 54 72
MAPLE ward 1 from Lincoln beyond railroad crossing to Bradley
CENTRAL ward 1 from 90 Spring to Nye CHARLES ward 3 from 48 King CLARK ward 2 from 416 Main to 51 Nott 0 0 Main
0 0 Union Nott
CLEVELAND ward 3 from opposite 416 Main
COMMON wards 4, 5 and 6 from 12 Pepperell square to junction James and Lewis avenue 0 0 Pepperell square
0 0 Middle
130
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MARKET ward 5 from Somes bridge to Lincoln at R R Somes bridge
6
Irving
0 0 Lincoln
MAST HILL ROAD ward 2 from
junction Mud, Milliken and Flag Pond roads to junction Ash swamp Watson Mill road and Holmes road Mud road Milliken road
0
0 Flag Pond road McKenney road
0
0 Watson Mill road
0 Ash Swamp road Holmes road
MAY ward 3 from Washington to Lafayette, Washington park McKENNEY ROAD, ward 2 from Mast Hill road to Buxton line 0 0 Mast Hill road
0 Grant road 0 Burnham road
0
0 Buxton line
MECHANIC ward 7 from 54 Scam- man to 83 Spring
0 0 Scamman
0 Sawyer
0 0 Spring
MIDDLE wards 6, 7 and 3 from 16 Common to beyond Beach
2 0 Common
16 15 Free 0 Hills court
31 Bacon court
50
0 School
0 0 Beach
MILL ward 5 from 157 Main
MILLIKEN ROAD ward 2 from Buxton road to junction Mast Hill Flag Pond and Mud roads
MOODY ward 2 from Main beyond Ocean Park avenue
MUD ROAD ward 2 from Buxton rd to junction Mast Hill, Milliken and Flag Pond roads
NEAL'S COURT ward 7 from 249 Main
NEW COUNTY ROAD ward 1 from end Bradley at Hubbard to Sea- vey's bridge
Bradley
0 Shadagee road
0
0 Smutty lane
0 0 Loudon road Seavey's bridge
NORTH wards 7 1 and 2 from 350 Main to Buxton road junction Gar- field 0
0 Main
0 0 Elm 45 Union
48
Vernon
66 0 Scamman
81 Nott
Sawyer Spring
0 Franklin
0 Tasker
0 Shadagee road
0 Garfield Buxton road
NOTT ward 2 from 81 North to end Clark 0 0 North 0 Stuart Clark
NYE ward 1 from Central
OAK ward 1 from Bradley beyond Garfield westerly
OCEAN PARK AVENUE ward 3 from 533 Main to Old Orchard line OLD ORCHARD ROAD ward 3 from 304 Beach to Old Orchard line
PARK AVENUE ward 4 from 73 High to Pepperell park
PEARL ward 7 from 31 Green to 108 Temple 2 1 Green
8 9 Pleasant 22 21 Temple
PEPPERELL PARK ward 4 end School and Park avenue and be- tween 57-103 Beach
PEPPERELL SQUARE ward 5 from 165 Main to junction Common and Front
0 0 Main 12 Common 17 Front
PLEASANT wards 6 and 7 from 244 Main to beyond Prospect
0 0 Main
78 0 Elm
126 125 Pearl
142 149 Spring
176 Prospect
PORTLAND ROAD wards 2 and 3 continuation of Main at Ross rd to Scarboro line
Main 0 East Old Orchard road
0 0 Spring Hill av Flag Pond road
30
0 0 Scarboro line
44
62
South
83 Mechanic Central
90 0 0 North
SPRING HILL AVENUE from Port- land road
STORER ward 6 from 216 Main to 17 Elm
STUART ward 2 from 56 Union to North
SUMMER ward 3 from opposite 398 Main to opposite 29 Winter
TAPLEY ROAD ward 2 from Burn- ham road, near Scarboro line to Buxton line
TASKER ward 1 from North near Shadagee road to 181 Bradley
TEMPLE ward 7 from 54 Elm to 29 Spring
64 59 Elm 108 Pearl 126 117 Spring THORNTON AVENUE ward 7 from 270 Main to Elm opposite Temple UNION ward 2 from 45 North to Fairfield 0 1 North
56 Stuart
0 0 Clark
89 Fairfield VERNON ward 7 from 106 Elm to 48 North
WAKEFIELD AVENUE ward 4 from 170 Lewis avenue 0 Lewis avenue
14 Gray
0 Henry
WASHINGTON ward 3 from 162 Beach to beyond May
0 0 New County road
SIMPSON ROAD ward 1 from Bux- tion Loudon and Boom roads to ton line
SMUTTY LANE ward 1 from junc- tion Loudon and Boston roads to Loudon road near Buxton road 0 Boom road
0 Loudon road
0 0 New County road 0 0 Loudon road SOUTH ward 1 from 62 Spring
SPRING wards 1, 6 and 7 from 55 Lincoln to North
0 0 Lincoln
10 0 Green
16 17 Pleasant
29 Temple Dyer Bradley
PROSPECT ward 1 from 69 Lincoln to 176 Pleasant
0 0 Lincoln
0 Green
0 0 Pleasant
RICKER ROAD ward 2 from Flag Pond road to Ash Swamp road ROSS ROAD ward 3 from Main be- yond Moody to Old Orchard line RUMERY ward 4 from 152 Lewis av to B & MR R 0 0 Lewis avenue
16 0 Gray
0 Henry
0 0 B & MRR
SAWYER ward 7 from Mechanic to 116 North
SCAMMAN ward 7 from 72 Elm to beyond North 0 0 Elm
54 Mechanic
0 0 North SCHOOL wards 3, 4 and 7 from 283 Main to Pepperell park 2 0 Main
0 0 Middle
38 35 High
0 0 Pepperell park
SEASIDE AVENUE ward 4 along Ferry beach® from Saco river to Goose Fare brook, Old Orchard line
0 0 Beach
0 Bay View road
0 0 Goose Fare brook
0 Old Orchard line 0
SHADAGEE ROAD ward 1 from op- posite 297 North to New County.rd 0 0 North
0 0 Garfield
WASHINGTON PARK ward 3 off Washington and north of the B & MR R WATER ward 5 from 162 Main to 1 Elm
WATSON MILL ROAD ward 2 from Burnham road to junction Holmes, Ash Swamp and Mast Hill roads WHARF ward 3 from Front to 43 Common
0 0 Front
11 Deering avenue 0 .0 Common
WINTER ward 3 from 100 Beach to end Summer
YORK SQUARE ward 5 junction of Main and Gooch
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116 128 0 0 Railroad crossing
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Pepperell park, east side of city consisting of several acres, was granted to the town in 1752, by Sir William Pepperell. On four acres "of which a meeting house, bury- ing place and school house were to be located, and for no other use or end whatever." A still larger grant, ad- joining, was made "for a training field." The Unitarian church is sit- uated on this grant.
BLOCKS BUILDINGS OFFICES ETC Berry's block 152 to 158 Main Calef block 106 to 118 Main Cataract block 123 to 127 Main Central Hall block 198 to 206 Main Chadwick block 238 to 244 Main City building, Main cor Cutts avenue City Hall, City bldg
City Marshal's office, City bldg Custom House 199 Main C C G Thornton Memorial Library 436 Main
Day's block 276-280 Main
Deering blocks 190 to 196 Main and 163 to 165 do
Dyer Library bldg, Main next City Hall
Gurney block 153 to 157 Main Hamilton Hall 8 Storer Hill block 143 to 151 Main Jail, Cutts av rear City bldg Masonic, 246-274 Main Moody block 183 to 189 Main Odd Fellows' block 195 to 201 Main Post Office, 144 Main
Sweetser block, 144 to 150 Main Thornton block, 221 and 223 Main York block, 91 to 111 Main York Institute, 146 Main York National Bank bldg 180-182 Main
BRIDGES
Cataract, between 124 and 144 Main Factory Island, from Main to Bidde- ford
Gooch Island, from Gooch to Bidde- ford
Seavey, from New County road to Biddeford
Somes, from Market to Biddeford Springs, from Elm to Biddeford
CEMETERY
Laurel Hill, Beach near Old Orchard road
HALLS
Adelphi, 143 Main Columbia, 172 Main Froebel, City bldg, Cutts av
Golden Cross, 156 Main Grange, North near Spring Gurney, 155 Main G A R, City bldg Knights of Honor, 156 Main Knights of Pythias, 156 Main Masonic, 246-274 Main Odd Fellows, 199 Main
Union Veterans Union, 162 Main
WHARVES
Hobson's, foot Common Island, 3 Main, Factory Island Jewbegin's, Gray Point Proprietor's, foot Front Steamboat Co's Camp Ellis, at Ferry
WARD BOUNDARIES
Ward 1 commences on North street at a point where a line drawn through the middle of Spring street, and extended to the middle of said North street, would intersect with a line drawn through the middle of North street; thence running south- westerly in a straight line to the mid- de of Spring street; thence in same direction down the middle of Spring street to a point where the northeast . side line of the brick school house lot on the corner of Spring and Green streets, so-called, would extend, in- tersect with the middle of Spring street; thence on said extended line and the northeasterly side line of said lot, and on the southeasterly side line of said lot, and the southwester- ly side line of said lot to said Spring street, and thence in a straight line to the middle of said street; thence on a line by the middle of said Spring street to the middle of Boom road, so-called; thence on a line by the mid- dle of Boom road to the Boston & Maine railroad; thence southwester- ly by said railroad to the river and Saco line, thence up said river and northerly by the Saco line to the Bux- ton road, so-called; thence by the middle of the Buxton road aforesaid, and the middle of North street, to the point of beginning
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Ward 2 commences at a point where a line drawn through the mid- dle of Beach street would intersect with a line drawn through the mid- dle of Main street; thence running northeasterly on a line by the mid- dle of Portland road, so-called, to the Scarboro line; thence northwesterly by the Scarboro line to the Buxton line; thence southwesterly by the Buxton line to the Buxton road, so-called, and line of ward numbered One, thence on a line by the middle of Buxton road, so-called, and on a line by the middle of North street to the northwest side line of Main street; thence by said northwest side line of Main street to the Town Hall lot, so-called; thence northwesterly by the line of said lot 86 feet; thence on a line that shall be at right angles with the northeast side of said Town House, through said house to the middle of Cutts avenue, so-called, thence on a line by the mid- dle of Cutts avenue aforesaid to the middle of Main street; thence on the middle of Main street to the point of beginning
Ward 3 commences at a point where a line drawn through the mid- dle of Beach street would intersect with a line drawn through the mid- dle of Main street; thence running northeasterly by the middle of Port- land road, so-called, to the Scarboro ' line; thence southeasterly by the Searboro line to Old Orchard line; thence southwesterly by the Old Or- chard line to the mouth of Goose Fare brook; thence by the middle of Goose Fare brook to the bridge which crosses said brook on the Old Or- chard road, so-called, thence in a straight line to a point on Beach street, six rods southwesterly of the dwelling house formerly occupied by Daniel Heath; thence northwesterly on a line by the middle of Beach street, to a point where a line drawn through the middle of High street, and extended would intersect; thence by said line and a line by the middle of High street southwesterly to the middle of School street; thence on a line by the midde of School street
to middle of Main street; thence by the middle of Main street to the point of beginning.
Ward 4 commences at the mouth of Goose Fare brook at Old Orchard line; thence by the middle of the brook to Goose Fare brook on the Old Orchard road, so-called; thence in a straight line to a point on Beach street, six rods southeasterly of the dwelling house formerly occupied by Daniel Heath; thence; northwesterly by the middle of Beach street to a point where a line drawn through the middle of High street and extended would intersect; thence by said line and on a line by the middle of High street to the middle of School street; thence on a line by the middle of School street to the middle of Mid- dle street; thence on a line by the middle of Middle street to the mid- dle of Free street; thence on a line by the middle of Free street to the middle of Wharf street; thence on a line by the middle of Wharf street and a continuation of the same to the Biddeford line; thence by the Biddeford line to the sea, and thence by the sea to the point of beginning.
Ward 5 commences at the Bidde- ford line where the Boston & Maine Railroad intersects it; thence north- easterly by said road to the middle of Boom road; thence on a line by the middle of Boom road to the mid- dle of Elm street; thence on a line by the middle of Elm street to the middle of Water street; thence on a line by the middle of Water street to the middle of Main streets; thence on a straight line to the middle of Common street; thence on a line by the middle of Common street to the middle of Wharf street; thence on a line by the middle of Wharf street and a continuation of the same to the Biddeford line; thence by the Bid- deford line to the point of beginning.
Ward 6 commences on Spring street at point where a line drawn through the middle of Pleasant street and through the middle of Spring street would intersect; thence toward the river on the line of ward
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numbered One to the Boom road; the line of Ward numbered One to thence southeasterly on a line by the North street; thence southeasterly by the middle of North street to the line of ward numbered Two thence by the line of ward numbered Two to the middle of Main street; thence on a straight line to the middle of School street; thence on a line by the middle of School street to the middle of Middle street; thence on a line by the midle of Middle street to the middle of Free street; thence on a line by the middle of Free street to the middle of Main street; thence on a line by the middle of Main street to where a line drawn through the middle of Pleasant street would intersect; thence on said line and a line by the middle of Pleasant street to the point of beginning; and all other parts of Saco not otherwise assigned are assigned to and are a part of ward numbered Seven middle of Boom road to the middle of Elm street; thence on a line by the middle of Elm street to the mid- dle of Water street; thence on a line by the middle of Water street to the middle of Main street; thence on a straight line to the middle of Com- mon street; thence on a line by the middle of Common street to the mid- dle of Free street; thence on a line by the middle of Free street to the middle of Main street; thence on a line by the middle of Main street to where a line drawn through the mid- dle of Pleasant street and extended would intersect; thence northwester- ly on said line and on a line by the middle of Pleasant street to the point of beginning on Spring street. Ward 7 commences on Spring street where it intersects with Pleas- ant street; thence northeasterly on
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The Value of Being Exact
Is nowhere greater than in your business Know your customers by their full name Know where they are located Know others in the same line who may become your customers later Know that your mailing list is up-to-date and contains no dead ones
Permit all to Know
Who you are Where you are located What your full line consists of, and How it is for their interest to trade with you by placing your advertisement in
The Directory, where it is always at hand when wanted, and shows that you have a local interest which means, interest in your patrons.
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ABRAM T. LORD & SON
DEALERS IN
Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces Plumbing, Tinning and Water Piping Jobbing of all Kinds Promptly Attended to
ABRAM T. LORD GEORGE F. LORD ODD FELLOW'S BLOCK, 201 MAIN STREET, SACO, ME.
H. B. KENDRICK & CO.
254 MAIN STREET, SACO, MAINE ESTABLISHED IN 1872
BOOKS AND STATIONERY NEW YORK AND BOSTON DAILIES Very Complete Line of Periodicals and Novels
The Choicest China and Bric-a-brac in the State Cut Glass a Specialty
A. B. SEAVEY & SON DEALERS IN Pianos, Sewing Machines, Bicycles, and Victor Talking Machines
We carry a large stock of Sewing Machine and Bicycle Supplies also Victor Records Pianos rented, exchanged and sold on our easy payment plan
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