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1001
YORK COUNTY.
Merchants-Wmn. M. Meserve, general stores and meats. North Samuel G. Pease (also meats), Carrie E. Merrill, general stores; L. B. Mer- rill, horses. East, Frank Towne, Reuben & Fenderson, general stores; Kezar Falls, Wm. T. Norton, groceries; W. H. Newbegin, hardware and cigars; Orman L. Stanley, dry goods and clothing, boots and shoes; Bacheldor-Fox Co., hardware; James W. Chapman, E. W. Sawyer (also groceries), meats and provisions; Irvin Mason, jewelry. South, Haynes & Walker, groceries; John F. Bickford, meats. Maplewood P. O., H. J. Glidden & Co., general stores. So. Effingham, N. H., P. O., Carl Taylor, general stores.
Manufacturers-J. A. Morrill, leather, boots and shoes; James M. Dowe, C. L. Weeman, smiths; Almon D. Lord, carpenter. North, E. B. Wadleigh, carriages; G. F. Gammon, shoemaker; Harry Edwards, shin- gles. South, J. F. & J. W. Bickford, saw and shingle mill. East, James Watson, staves and lumber; Chas. A. Dearborn, smith. West, D. W. Downs, J. L. Downs, Geo. Taylor, carpenters; Webster Stevens, shoe- maker. Kezar Falls, Geo. Mason, tinware; Kezar Falls Bobbin Co., planing and bobbins; Lewis A. Wentworth, smith and wheelwright; Kezar Falls Woolen Co., cloth and lumber; W. H. Newbegin, cigars; J. Elliott, Ernest W. Wadleigh, Elmer E. Sawyer, carpenters; Irvin Mason, shoemaker; Cornish & Kezar Falls Light and Power Co., light and power; Sokokis Lumber Co., lumber.
Teachers-Kezar Falls, S. Evelyn Devereux, Frank M. Edgecomb, Florence Garner, instrumental music. Maplewood P. O., Miss I. Louise Sanborn, L. E. Burbank, instrumental music.
Civil Engineers-North, S. E. Piper, Clark Varney.
Library-Kezar Falls, Public, Alice E. Granville, lib.
School-North, Parsonsfield Seminary and Piper Free High School, Roland H. Verbeck, prin.
Asso'tus-Masons-Drummond, Thurs. on or before full moon; East- ern Star, Parsonfield. North, P. of H .- Elmwood, No. 151, 3d Thurs. East-P. of H .- Orchard, 2d and 4th Sat. Kezar Falls, I. O. R. M .- Costello, No. 34, Mon. D. of P., Neola, No. 14, Wed. Maplewood P. O., P of H .- Maplewood, No. 311, 2d and 4th Sat.
Summer Boarding Houses-E. G. Perry; Kezar Falls-Pillsbury Bros .; West, Mrs. Ettie M. Wentworth.
Bank-See table.
CITY OF SACO.
Thirteen miles East of Alfred. On Boston & Maine Railroad. Granted by Plymouth Colony to Thomas Lewis and Capt. Richard Bonython, February 12, 1629, who took possession June 28, 1631. First permanent settlement commenced 1623. Passed under the jurisdiction of Massa- chusetts in 1653. Represented in general court, 1659. Incorporated under name of Biddeford, being the fourth town, Nov., 1718. Divided, and the part east of the river incorporated under name of Pepperellboro', in memory of Gen. Pepperell, June, 1762. Name changed to Saco, Feb. 23, 1805. City charter adopted Feb. 18, 1867. Government organized March 18, 1867. Population-1850, 5795: 1860, 6226: 1870, 5755: 18-0, 6396 ; 1890, 6075; 1900, 6122. Valuation, 1860-Polls, 1173; Estates, $2,991,564; 1870-Polls, 1349; Est., $3,116,374; 1880-Polls, 1558; Est., $3,408,533; 1890-Polls, 1721; Est., $4,135,349; 1900-Polls, 1856; Est., $3,956,639. 1910-Population, 6,583; Polls, 1967; Est., $4,619,618.
Mayors under City Organization.
1867, Joseph Hobson, Rep .; 1868, James M. Deering, Rep .; 1869-70, Moses Lowell, Rep .; 1871, Oliver Dyer, Dem .; 1872, Edward P. Burnham,
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Rep .; 1873, Edward P. Burnham, Rep .; 1874-5, Geo. A. Carter, Rep .; 1876, Paul Chadbourne, Rep .; 1877, Ira H. Foss, Rep .; 1878-81, Oliver C. Clark, Rep .; 1882-3, George F. Owen, Rep .; 1884, J. W. Hobson, Rep .; 1885-6, R. L. Bowers, Rep .; 1887-9, Willis T. Emmons. Rep. ; 1890-1, Enoch Lowell, Rep .; 1892-3, Jas. O. Bradbury, Rep., 1894-5, Frank Foss, Rep .; 1896-8, Samuel L. Lord, Dem. ; 1899, Luther R. Moore, Dem; 1900, William J. Maybury, Rep .; 1901, Geo. L. Crosman, Cit .; 1902, Wm. O. Freeman, Rep. ; 1903-4, Luther R. Moore, Cit .; 1905-6, Philip C. Tapley, Cit. 1907-8, Harry A. Weymouth, Cit. and Dem .; 1909-10, Elroy H. Mitchell, Cit. and Dem .; 1911, Walter J. Gilpatric, Dem., 1912, Frank L. Palmer, Rep.
Vote for Mayor, 1912.
Wards-I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. Total
Frank L. Palmer, Rep.,
187 122
119
136
22
69
124
779
Walter J. Gilpatric, Dem., 171
68
94
136
46
123
105 743
Postmasters-Chas. H. Innes; Bay View, C. W. Shannon (summer). Government, 1912-Frank L. Palmer, Mayor; Myron A. Pillsbury, Clerk.
Aldermen: Wards-1. Richard L. Berry; 2. Albert A. Thurston; 3. Chas. L. Milliken ; 4. Chas. E. Clark; 5. Shirley B. Stone; 6. Philip S. Towle; 7. Lewis B. Stillman.
Common Council: Robert A. Alexander, Pres .; Everett Nason, Clerk. Wards-1. Lewis M. Smith, Arthur E. Norton; 2. Lewis B. Tibbetts, Ernest M. Hills; 3. Daniel S. Hamilton, vacant; 4. Robert A. Alex- ander, vacant; 5. Anthony Wood, Linwood L. Berry; 6. Geo. E. Seavey, Leonard R. Hooper ; 7. George F. Abbrecht, Harold W. Sanborn.
Assessors-Edward W. Deland, Michael R. Burns, William H. Owen. Treasurer-James H. Fenderson.
Physician-Lester L. Powell.
Collector-John T. Emerson.
Municipal Court-John P. Deering, Judge; Geo. E. Grant, Recorder. Civil jurisdiction, $100, when defendant resides in York Co .; terms, 2d and 4th Tuesday at 9 a. m. Established 1867; last amendment 1897.
Marshal-Justus B. Cobb.
Auditor-Herbert A. Jose.
Police Officers-William B. Grant, Joseph A. Swett, Harry B. Emer- son.
Solicitor-Franklin R. Chesley.
Chief Engineer of Fire Department-James E. Towle. Assistants- Percival Johnson, Edwin A. H. Milliken.
Overseers of Poor-William S. Thompson, chairman; Jesse P. Smith, George W. Emery.
Board of Health-Clarence E. Thompson, Lawrence E. Willard, sec., Jesse D. Haley.
Park Commissioners-Geo. A. Emery, John I. Palmer, Walter S. Mitchell.
Building Inspector-William Edgecomb.
Port Wardens-Alfred G. Prentiss, Edwin M. Piper, Ernest E. Vinton. Pension Agent-Myron A. Pillsbury.
Street Commissioners-Districts-1. W. W. Palmer; 2. Frank P. Boothby; 3. J. H. Whittier; 4. G. W. Scamman; 5. Stephen Fletcher; 6. G. W. Milliken; 7. Lemuel Boothby ; 8. E. E. Mills.
School Superintendent-Theodore T. Young.
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School Committee-Walter J. Gilpatric, Chairman; Philip S. Towle, C. Wallace Harmon, C. Frank Cartland.
Board of Registration-Francis Murphy, Chairman; Geo. W. Perry, Joseph B. Dow.
Notaries-S. C. Parcher, July 9, 1914; F. W. Nutter, June 29, 1912; G. L. Emery, April 29, 1917: Jas. O. Bradbury, Nov. 16, 1918; W. S. Noyes, Aug. 9, 1912; Jas. T. Harper, Oct. 25, 1914; John G. Smith, Aug. 13, 1914; Chas. L. Bachelder, July 10, 1916; Herbert A. Tarr, Mar. 29. 1916; C. Wallace Harmon, Mar. 15, 1919; Harry S. Sawyer, Dec. 13, 1914: J. B. Dow, Apr. 16, 1914; Fred E. Whitman, Oct. 25, 1913; Frank L. Palmer, July 9, 1914; Walter T. Goodale, Mar. 16, 1916; G. E. Grant, April 20, 1918; Franklin R. Chesley, Sept. 18, 1918.
Justices-Geo. A. Emery, May 24, 1913; Frank L. Palmer, July 20, 1913; Willis T. Emmons, Dec. 10, 1914; Franklin R. Chesley, Sept. 18. 1918; Walter J. Gilpatric, Apr. 24, 1913; Philip C. Tapley, June 29, 1912; Edwin Williams, May 10, 1919; John G. Smith, July 9, 1914; Eva E. Bean (to administer oaths), Oct. 25, 1913; John P. Deering (ex-officio); Emily M. Smith (to administer oaths), Sept. 9, 1912; Fred J. Morrison, Dec. 31, 1914; Grace D. Armstrong (to administer oaths), Dec. 31, 1914; Carleton F. Foss, April 2, 1915; Frank L. Strout, Feb. 27. 1914. Dedimus, Jas. O. Bradbury, Win. L. Gerrish.
.Associations-Masons-Saco, No. 9, 1st Wed; York Chapter, No. 5, 2d Wed .; Me. Council, No. 7,4th Wed. I. O. O. F .- Saco, No. 2, Mon; Hobah Enc., No. 5. 1st and 3d Fri. ; Saco Rebekah, No. 2, 2d and 4th Sat. K. of P- Mystic Tie, No. 7, Wed .; Unity, No. 15, Mon .; Endowinent Section, No. 92, Wed .; Uniformed Rank, Dirigo, No. 24, 1st and 3d Tues; Pythian Sisters, Pine Cove. K. G. E .- York, No. 4, Fri. P. of H .- Saco, No. 53, Tues. K. of H. - Royal, No. 900, 2d and 4tlı Mon. A. O. U. W .- Saco, No. 23, 2d and 4th Thurs. U. O. G. C .- Ocean, No. 162, 1st Mon. G. A. R .- Fred S. Gurney, No. 36, Thurs. W. R. C .- Thurs. N. E. O. P .- Saco, No.87. 1st and 3d Tues. Union Veterans' Union-Sherman, No. 1, Wed. I. O. R. M .- Shawakotoc, No. 61, Wed. Royal Arcanum-York, No. 800.
York Institute-W. S. Dennett, librarian; Geo. A. Emery, sec. and treas. Provident Association-1st Mon., Chas. L. Bachelder, treas. Wardwell Old Ladies' Home, Harry C. Quimby, sec. Laurel Hill Cemetery Associa- tion-G. A. Emery, pres. Saco Yacht Club-Jas. H. Whitehead, treas. Saco and Biddeford Medical Club-L. E. Willard, sec. York Co. Medical Soc., L. L. Powell, sec. Woman's Educational and Industrial Union-1st and 3d Fri. Board of Trade-H. A. Weymouth, pres .. W. W. McIntire, sec. York County Children's Aid Soc .- Lydia W. Rice, sec. North, Evergreen Cemetery.
Agricultural Implements and Fertilizers.
Milliken L. B. & Son, 244 Main. Saco Grain & Milling Co., 8 Pep. sq.
Apothecaries and Druggists.
Beckwith James Z., 206 Main. Bradbury E.J. Pharmacy, 256 Main. Dennett Henry R., 198 Main. Sawyer C. H., 158 Main. Weymouth H. A., 148 Main.
Artists and Art Goods.
Quinby Bertha M. Miss, 294 Main.
Auction and Commission.
McIntyre W. W., 3 Storer. Wentworth A. F., 8 Water.
Bakers.
Buchanan, S. G., 221 Main. Collins Nicholas, Irving. Gillespie John, 176 Main.
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
Banks. (See table, page 234.) SACO & BIDDEFORD SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 252 Main (see ad. back of book, page xx vi). SACO NATIONAL BANK, Main, cor. Storer (see advt. back of book, page xii). YORK NATIONAL BANK, 180 Main (see advt. back of book, page xii).
Belting, Leather, Mill Sup- plies and Antiques. Beatty Harry W., 249 Main.
Bicycles and Repairing. Lawrence J. G., 6 Storer. Seavey A. B. & Son, 152 Main.
Blacksmiths.
Berry David, Buxton road. Bragg John O., 8 Pleasant. Hearn L. M., 19 Water. Marcoux Joseph, 1 Mill. Palmer & Sanborn, 22 Thornton av. Robbins Jos. H., 9 Water.
Boat Builder. Vinton W. H. & Co., foot Wharf.
Books and Stationery, Kendrick H. B. & Co., 254 Main. Streeter W. L., 195 Main.
Boots and Shoes, Retail. Coffin Bros., 260 Main. Cote Albert, 188 Lincoln. Factory Island Shoe Store, 162 Main. Lougee B. S., 123 Main.
Perry & McKenney, 194 Main.
Boots and Shoes, Custom and Repairs. Collins & Ellia, 183 Main. Lougee B. S., 123 Main. Seavey Frank, 174 Main.
Brick Manufacturer. Saco Brick Co., 82 King.
Butcher. Sands O. H., 445 Main. Weymouth J. G., 417 Main.
Carpenters and Builders.
Chellis A. L., 28 Cutts avenue. Davis Frank L., 70 Hill. Hill J. P., 128 North. Scamman J. S., 76 Hill.
Carriages and Robes. Bailey F. O. Carriage Co., 13 Water Sands Orren H., 445 Main.
Carriage Manufacturers. Marcoux Jos. (repairs), 1 Mill. Palmer & Sanborn, 22 Thornton. Towle Ivory H. Co., Scamman, cor. Elm.
Carriage Trimmers. Towle Ivory H. Co., 11-15 Scamman.
Chiropodist.
Green O. P., North. Toolan Sarah Miss, 258 Main.
Cigar Manufacturers.
Bradford W. J., 1921/2 Main. Vinton E. W., 143 Main. Wagner C. W., 7 Pepperell sq.
Civil Engineer. Libby R. W., 200 Main.
Claim Agents.
SMITH J. G., 199 Main (see advt. opp. p. 1000). Williams Edwin, Pleasant.
Clergymen and Churches.
Burgess Thos., Epis., 33 Beach.
Emerson Chester B., Cong., 66 Beach. Goldberg Chas. A., Pentecostal, 106 Temple. Pillsbury O. S., Meth., Portland rd.
Haley J. F., Meth., 44 High. Webb - -, Chris., No. Saco. Vacant, Unit. Bamburg L. J., Bap., 312 Main. Wood Wm. R., F. Bap., 63 North.
Clothing & Furnishing Goods. Clark O. C., 196 Main. Coffin Bros., 260 Main. Gaines H. W., 170 Main.
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Clothing Cleansers and Repairers. Allard O., 145 Main. Berry J. (also dyeing), 147 Main. Coal.
Biddeford & Saco Coal Co., 11 Pep- perell sq. and 21 Main. Pennsylvania All Rail Coal Co., E. W. Dyer, mgr., 5 Pepperell sq. York Mfg. Co. 15 Main.
Coffins and Caskets. Bradbury F. C., 264 Main. Quinby Harry C., 294 Main.
Confectionery Mnfr. Burnham F. A., 127 & 178 Main.
Cotton Manufacturers.
York Manufacturing Co., Elmer E. Page, agt., Factory Island. 50,000 Spindles.
Crockery and Glass Ware. Atkinson H. P. & Sons, 219 Main. Kendrick H. B. & Co. (china), 254 Main.
Dentists. Emmons Harold L., 258 Main. Graves F. P., 3 Pepperell square. Milliken R. D., 199 Main.
Doors, Sash, and Blinds. (See Paints and Oils.)
Dress Makers. Fogg A. K. Mrs., 10 Thornton. Foster S. Mrs., Storer, cor. Elm. Kelley Winnifred G. Mrs , Pleas- ant. MacDonald E. A., Miss, 258 Main. McIntyre W. W. Mrs., 22 Vernon. Smith Misses, 47 Pleasant.
Williams Edwin Mrs., 64 Pleasant.
Dry and Fancy Goods. Feldman & Co., 106 Main. Haskell & Fitton (fancy goods), 190 Main. Ladd Susie E., Mrs., 117 Main. Ricker J. A. Mrs., 212 Main.
Electrical Work and Supplies. Milliken L. B. & Son, 244 Main.
Expresses. American, E. J. Wentworth, agt., 195 Main.
Atlantic Express Co., 244 Main. Sawyer's, 158 Main.
Fish Markets. Wallace F. S., 213 Main. Whitehead W. H., 45 Elm.
Florists.
Hill Alonzo, Buxton road. Mahoney & Lannigan, 263 Beach. Thompson Jas. M., Portland road.
Fruit and Confectionery.
Burnham Fred A., 178 Main.
Davis H. D., 163 Main. Dearing Chas., 153 Main. Gannon W. B., 216 Main.
Martin P. J., 1 Market.
Sellea L. G., 228 Main. Victor Peter, 85 Main.
Furniture.
Atkinson H. P. & Sons, 219 Main, Milton S. Atkinson, mgr. Beatty H. W., (antique) 249 Maiu. Shapiro Haskell, 13 Water. Virgin J. M. & Son (rattan chair mnfg.), 10 Pleasant.
Wentworth A. F., 8 Water.
Garages and Auto Repairing. Lawrence, J. G., 6 Storer.
Saco Garage, R. D. Milliken, mngr., 9 Thornton ave.
Grain, Flour and Salt. ( See Groceries and Provisions.) Saco Grain and Milling Co. (also lime and cement), 8 Pepperell sq. and Mill.
Grist Mill. Saco Grain and Milling Co., Mill.
Groceries and Provisions.
Brown & Son, 5 Elm. Casseboom & Thompson, 179 Main. Cote A., 188 Lincoln. Emery Wm., 232 Main. Fay E. W., 208 Main. Fenderson E. E., 103 Elm.
Kotos & Lichio, 97 Main. Libby J. A., 2-6 Common.
Lord Howard F., 41-43 Elm. Merrow R. H., 237 Main. Mullen H. F., 70 Common. Remick & Blow, 21 Cotton. Smith Diamond, 16 Bradley. Sawyer J. Q., Camp Ellis.
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
Hair Dressers.
Armstrong Geo., 125 Lincoln. Brown Fred C., 258 Main. Douglass Wm. T., 49 Elm. Norton & Barnes, 234 Main. Stowe John B., 184 Main. Wormwood A. A., 165 Main.
Hair Work. Berry A. L. Miss, 97 Main.
Hall. City Hall, Myron A. Pillsbury, mngr., City building.
Hardware and Tools. Buck Geo. D., 193 Main. Milliken L. B. & Son, 244 Main.
Harness.
BAILEY F. O. CARRIAGE CO., 13 Water. Cote A. (dealer), 188 Lincoln.
Skillings G. M., 187 Main.
Hats, Caps and Furnishings. (See also Clothing.) Gaines H. W., 170 Main.
Hay and Straw. Saco Grain & Milling Co., 8 Pep. sq
Hides and Tallow.
Biddeford Tallow Co. (branch of Portland Rendering Co.), 16 Pearl
House Finish. Saco Mnfg. Co., Lincoln, c. Spring.
Hotels.
Bay View, C. A. Monroe, prop., Ferry Beach. Saco House, Mrs. E. W. Flint, prop., 205 to 209 Main. Thornton Inn, Mrs. A. K. Fogg, prop., 10 Thornton.
Ice Dealer. Cluff J. D., Boom road.
Insurance Agents. Carter G. A. & Co., 258 Main. Emerson J. T., North. Grant G. E., 186 Main. Kelly M. H., 258 Main.
McIntyre & Ricker, 3 Storer. Nutter F. W., Main, cor. Storer. Parcher S. C., 180 Main. Whitman F. E. & Co., Buxton rd.
Insurance Company. Mutual Fire Ins. Co., 258 Main.
Insurance Stamp Clerk. Harper Jas. T., 180 Main.
Jewelry, Watches, Etc. Mitchell Elroy H., 157 Main. Twambley G. E., 154 Main.
Junk. Shapiro Haskell, 13 Water. Solmer Bros., 9 Pepperell sq. Tighe Martin, 83 Main.
Launches. Piper Edwin M., Saco whf.,
Laundries.
Dame H. H., 16 Pleasant. Dunn Goon, 189 Main.
Lawyers.
Bean Eva E., 3 Storer.
Bradbury Jas. O., 3 Storer.
Chesley Franklin R., 182 Main.
Dow J. B., 181 Main.
Emery G. A., 182 Main. Emmons W. T., No. Saco.
Gilpatric W. J., 338 Main. Grant G. E., 186 Main. Harmon C. Wallace, 3 Pepperell sq.
Nott R. H., 174 Main.
Palmer Frank L., 258 Main.
SMITH JOHN G., 199 Main ( sce advt. opp. p. 1000). Tibbetts H. E., Ferry road.
Library.
Dyer Library Asso'tn, 16,500 vols., John Haley, lib., 310 Main.
Livery Stables. Chadbourne J. M., Saco House stable. Dennett Bros., 13 Thornton av. Seavey S. W., 12 Storer.
Loom Pickers and Harness. Garland Mfg. Co., H. P. Garland, treas., 46-58 Water.
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YORK COUNTY-SACO.
Lumber and Saw Mills.
Saco Mfg. Co. (dealer), Spring, cor. Lincoln Thurston A. A., No. Saco.
Marble Worker. Cleaves C. H., 243 Main.
Masons and Builders.
Bradbury Francis E., 372 Main. Bragdon Sumner, 418 Main. Hooper Jason C., 51 Green. Scammon Geo. W. & Son, Ferry road. Small M. A., Ferry road.
Meats.
Hahn Oscar, 106 Main.
Millinery and Fancy Goods. Fogg Grace & Jennie Misses, 102 Temple.
Jones Carrie M. Miss, 204 Main. Junkins A. C., 116 Main.
Nickerson Geo. E. Mrs., Storer. Small L. G. Miss, 266 Main.
Music Teachers.
Hill Helen E. Miss, 26 High. Merrow Ralph Mrs., 29 Pleasant. Roberts Ruth Olive, 21 North. Sellea Helen, 119 Middle. Shannon C. W., 392 Main.
Newspapers and Periodicals. Dearing Chas., 153 Main. Kendrick H. B. & Co., 254 Main. Streeter W. L., 195 Main.
Novelties (Mfg). Goodwin A. M. Mfg. Co., 92 Bradley.
Optometrist. Twambley G. Frank, 154 Main.
Paints, Oils, Paper Hang- ings, Etc. Burnham W. S. Co., 193 Main. Dyer E. W. & Co., 5 Pep. sq. Page & Thompson (also artist's ma- terials), 197 Main. Vinton E. E. M., 247 Main.
Painters. (See also Paints and Oils.) Burnham W. S. Co., 193 Main. King J. C. (sign and fresco), 145 Main.
Lowell J. H. (carriage), 11 Bradley. Page & Thompson (house), 197 Main. Sawyer F. A. (carriage), Buxton road.
Towle I. H. Co. (carriage and automobiles), 11 to 15 Scamman. Vinton E. E. M. (house), 247 Main.
Phonographs and Supplies. Seavey A. B. & Son, 152 Main.
Physicians.
Black Laura M., 258 Main.
Cochrane J. D., 258 Main.
Haley J. D., 16 Cutts av.
Maybury W. J., 258 Main.
Maybury R. L., 258 Main.
Pillsbury C. W., 26 School.
Powell L. L., 172 Main.
Shannon J. H., 481 Main.
Thompson Clarence E., 3 Storer.
Weymouth H. A., 148 Main. Willard L. E., 29 Storer.
Homeopathic. Graves R. S., 258 Main. Graves S. P., 62 Pleasant.
Osteopathic. Day Mary W., 294 Main.
Pianos, Organs, etc. Seavey A. B. & Son (also music) 152 Main.
Piano Tuning. Seavey A. B. & Son, 152 Main.
Picture Framing. Page & Thompson, 197 Main.
Plumbing and Steam Fitting.
Bail A. E. Co., 223 Main. Lord Abram T. & Son, 201 Main. Norwood Geo. A. & Co., 239 Mai
Printers.
Reny Bros., 105 Main. Streeter W. L., 195 Main.
Produce and Fruit, Whole- sale.
Littlefield D. F., 238-242 Main.
Public Administrator. Harmon C. Wallace, 3 Pep. Sq.
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
Pumps, Wood and Colonial Columns. Saco Mnfg. Co., Lincoln c. Spring.
Real Estate.
Daicey Kilborne, 45 Falrfield. Gerrish W. L., 199 Main. Jordan H. R., 181 Main. McIntyre & Ricker, 3 Storer. Wentworth A. F., 8 Water.
Reed Manufacturers. Sawyer Geo. F. & Son., 15 Mechan- ic.
Restaurants. Beal L., 81 Main.
Gordon S. W., 227 Main.
Streeter C. H., 3 & 5 Water. Walsh Preston, 3 Water.
Rubber Stamps. Reny Bros., 105 Main.
Sausage Manufacturer. Hahn Oscar, 106 Main.
Sanitary Work. Holland Geo. D., 174 Main.
Schools. THORNTON ACADEMY, E. R. Woodbury, prin., 438 Main (see advt. opp. page 1000). Boynton Susan Lowell (private), 36 Thornton av.
Sewing Machines. Fenderson G. A., 280 Main. Seavey A. B. & Son, 152 Main.
Skating Rink. Lawrence J. G., 6 Storer. Sporting Goods. Buck Geo. D., 193 Main. Dyer E. W. & Co., 5 Pepperell sq. Kendrick H. B. & Co., 254 Main.
Station Agent, B. & M. R. R. Swaney G. F., gen. agt. Saco and Biddeford.
Stenographers. Bean Eva E., 3 Storer. Whitney H. L., 199 Main.
Stoves, Tinware, etc. Atkinson H. P. & Sons, 219 Main. Bail A. E. Co., 223 Main. Lord Abram T. & Son, 201 Main. Norwood G. A. & Co., 239 Main.
Surety Bonds. Emerson J. T., North. Palmer Frank L., 258 Main.
Surveyor (Land). Libby R. W., 200 Main.
Tailors, Merchant.
Fenderson A. J., 157 Main. Freeman W. E., 188 Main.
Tea, Spices, etc.
Ames S. K., (butter and eggs) 202 Main. Direct Importing Co., 186 Main.
Telegraph Office. Western Union, Howard Whitten, mngr., B. & M. R. R. station. Telephone Office. N. E. T. & T. CO., 209 Main.
Tile, Land and Drain. Saco Brick Co., 82 King. Tow Boat Agent.
Prentiss A. G., 27 Thornton av.
Trunk Manufacturer. Additon E. O., 15 South. Undertakers. Bradbury F. C., 264 Main. Quinby Harry C., 294 Main Upholstering. Atkinson H. P. & Sons, 219 Main. Jellison E. A., 107 Temple. Morse Frank E., 10 Fairfield.
U. S. Examining Surgeons.
J. D. Cochrane, Saco (pres). E. D. O'Neill, Biddeford (treas). L. E. Willard, Saco (sec).
Variety. Kelly Phineas (5 & 10c Store), 150 Main. Kendrick H. B. & Co., 254 Main. Veterinary. Gibbs E. E., Beach.
Well Borer and Supplies. Ayer Geo. S., Portland road.
Window Screens and Lobster Bows. Grant Fred, 12-14 Common. Wood.
Cote A., 188 Lincoln. Grant Fred, 12-24 Common.
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YORK COUNTY.
SANFORD.
Five miles South of Alfred. On W. N. & P. Div. of B. & M. and At- lantic Shore Line Co. Railroads. Purchased with other territory, by Major Phillips, of Indian Sagamores, Fluellen, Sunday, and Hob- inowell; purchase confirmed to Gorges, 1760. Originally called Phillips- town. Devised by Mrs. Phillips to Peleg Sanford, Sept. 29, 1696, for whom it was named. Settled about 1740. Incorporated Feb. 23, 1768. In 1794, part taken to form Alfred. Population-1850, 2330; 1860, 2222; 1870, 2397; 1880, 2734; 1890, 4201; 1900, 6078. Valuation, 1860-Polls, 526; Estates, $447,061; 1870-Polls, 526; Est., $560,542; 1880-Polls, 599; Est., $654,303; 1890-Polls, 840; Est., $1,173,883; 1900-Polls, 1550; Est., $2,562,191.
1910-Population, 9049; Polls, 2259; Estates, $4,252,065.
Postmasters-Newton H. Fogg; Springvale, Luther Stanley.
Selectmen-M. H. Libby, S. J. Mitchell, F. X. Cote.
Town Clerk and Collector-Roscoe C. Butler.
. Treasurer-Harold K. Lord.
Constables-Haven A. Roberts, C. C. Chadbourne; Springvale, Geo. F. Wiggin, F. S. Beal.
Road Commissioner-Dennis Johnson.
School Committee-D. W. Wentworth, A. C. Hanscomb; Spring- vale, Geo. A. Goodwin. Supt .- I. A. Smith.
Inspector of Buildings-A. N. Bennett.
Chief Fire Dept .- M. E. Bennett; Springvale, Ed. C. Ricker.
Municipal Court-G. W. Hanson, Judge; Geo. E. Allen, Re- corder. Civil Jurisdiction, $100; 1st and 3d Tues. Established 1897. Last amendment 1899.
Clergymen-Austin I. Davis, Cong .; E. S. Philbrook, Bap .; S. Hooper, Meth .; J. J. McGinnis, C'ath .; vacant, Epis ; H. F. Moulton, Univ. Christian Science. Springvale, H. F. Huse, Bap .; J. B. Ranger, F. Bap .; J. O. Casavant, Cath.
Physicians-R. S. Gove, Chas. W. Blagden, F. Bernier, E. L. Burn- ham, D. W. Wentworth, C. J. Baillargeon, S. C. Hill, J. N. L'Heureux, W. H. Kelly, A. Lamoureux; Springvale, F. A. Bragdon, B. M. Moulton, E. L. Thompson, W. W. Frost (clair.), L. W. Parady.
Dentists-James M. Hutcheson, H. S. Miller, W. P. Scott, A. C. Hanscom, R. P. Lowell; Springvale, O. F. Brigham.
Lawyers-ALLEN & WILLARD), (Fred J. Allen, Hiram Willard), Frank Wilson, Geo. W. Hanson, Belle A. Leavitt, John V. Tucker, Pearl A. Bowie; Springvale, GEO. A. GOODWIN, Howard Frost.
Notaries-Edw. E. Hussey, Dec. 10, 1914; F. J. Allen, July. 30, 1915; Geo. W. Hanson, Apr. 2, 1915; Albert W. Hunt, Apr. 3, 1919; Geo. A. Goodwin, Feb. 24, 1917; C. A. Trafton, Jan. 18, 1918; Hiram Willard, June 16, 1918.
Justices-G. A. Goodwin, Apr. 16, 1916; F. J. Allen, July 20, 1913; Frank H. Dexter, Dec. 16, 1917; Geo. W. Hanson, Nov. 29, 1917; Belle A. Leavitt (to administer oaths), Jan. 23, 1913; Howard Frost, Sept. 21, 1913; Pearl A. Bowie. Jan. 23, 1914; Hiram Willard, Feb. 27, 1914; Frank Wilson, Feb. 25, 1915; Geo. A. Batchelder, Nov. 29, 1917; A. O. Pike, May 17, 1918. Trial, G. E. Allen, Sept. 25, 1915; Geo. P. Chase, June 28, 1917. Dedimus, E. M. Gooodall.
Merchants-Agricultural Implements-O. W. Brown, S. J. Now- ell.
Automobiles and Gasoline Engines-Baker & Hodgkins, York County Garage, Ford Garage, Sanford Carriage Co., C. S. Lord, Barr & Stilphen ; Springvale, ELMER E. WENTWORTH (see advt. opp. p. 969).
Bicycles-York County Garage, Edward Murphy; Springrale, J. H. Makin, J. Mullins.
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
Books and Stationery-Earle Drug Co., M. H. Goodwin; Spring- vale, C. S. Pierce (news stand), F. H. Dexter, B. M. Jenness.
Boots and Shoes-A. E. Garnsey, Nowell & Libby, L. A. Sylvain Co., O. D. Clark, John P. Bowley Co., Demers Bros., Ed. H. Gowen, Boston Department Store, Louis Albert, P. C. Richard; Springvale, Stiles Bros., G. W. Trafton, S. D. Hanson, G. W. McDonald.
Cameras and Supplies-O. D. Clark, A. E. Garnsey, L. G. Gerry, F. C. Philpot.
Carriages-Sanford Carriage Co .; Springvale, ELMER E. WENT- WORTH (see advt. opp. p. 969).
Clothing and Men's Furnishings-A. Cook & Son, F. W. Ran- dall, Boston Department Store, Nowell & Libby, Louis Albert, A. Shalit, A. Lemelin; Springvale, Stiles Bros., G. W. McDonald.
Coal and Wood-Sanford Coal Co., F. C. Leavitt; Springvale, F. C. Leavitt (branch), C. E. Taylor, E. E. Wentworth.
Coffins and Caskets-L. A. Hurd.
Corn and Flour-A. A. Wilson, Wentworth & Plaisted; Spring- vale, A. A. Wilson.
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