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Manufacturers-W. Hewlitt, A, P. Burrill, F. W. Titcomb, A. G. Chadbourne, carpenters; The United Packers, corn packing; Chandler Bros .. Sturgis & Haskell, lumber; W. Hewlitt, carriages. Upper Glou- cester, A. H. Jordan, lumber; Jas. A. Segars, carriages; Dana S. Ayer, smith; James Stevens, Frank Cummings, painters.
Sabbath Day Lake, Shakers, Shaker articles in general, S. Kendrick,
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trustee, William Dumont, agent; Walter Brackett, smith. Intervale, Harland Jones, smith; Chas Allen, carpenter. So. Poland R. F. D., Davis Merrill, lumber.
Express Agents-American, Joseph McIlroy; Canadian, L. D. Cormier.
Mineral Springs-Centennial, Purity.
Public Library-Miss Helen A. Moseley, librarian, 6000 volumes.
School-High, W. E. Sullivan, prin.
Station Agents-M. C. R. R., Joseph McIlroy; Rowes, E. A. Rowe; G. T. Ry., L. D. Cormier.
.Isso'tns-Masons-Cumberland, Sat. before full moon. P. of II .- New Gloucester, No. 28, Tues. New Gloucester and Danville Agric. Assoc .- Frank Gray, pres., J. P. Witham, sec. W. C. T. U., I. O. R. M., D. of P. Derumquen. K. of P. Upper Gloucester, Eastern Star. Tues. on or before full moon Sabbath Day Lake, P. of H .- Sabbath Day Lake, No. 365, Sat. Intervale, P. of H .- Intervale, No. 444, Tues.
Hotel-So. Poland, R. F. D. 1, Centennial House, Geo. Hamiiton, prop.
NORTH YARMOUTHI.
Fourteen miles N. of Portland. On G. T. R. and M. C. R. R. Granted to Joseph Phippon and others in 1680, and extended from the sea, five miles on each bank of Westcustogo (Royall's river), seven and one half miles. Waste land between this grant and Falmouth, also New Dama- riscove Island added, and the whole territory named North Yarmouth, Sept. 22, 1680. Settlement broken up by Indians in 1688, and renewed. 1721-22. Rev. Ammi R. Cutter settled first pastor, 1730. Freeport set off and inc. 1789; Harpswell set off, 1750; Cumberland, 1821; Yarmouth, 1849. Population-1850, 1121; 1860, 1076; 1870, 940; 1880, 827; 1890, 709; 1900, 642. Valuation, 1860-Polls, 244; Estates, $454,776; 1870-Polls, 222; Estates, $523,086; 1880-Polls, 252; Estates, $372,510; 1890-Polls, 221; Estates, $396,448; 1900-Polls, 228; Estates, $338,041.
1910-Population, 686; Polls, 212; Estates, $342,752.
Crockett's Corner, same as North Yarmouth P. O.
Postmasters-Frank W. Loring; Walnut Hill, H. H. York.
Selectmen-Cumberland Center R. F. D. 1, Joseph L. Lowe; Ansel L. Dunn; Walnut Hill, James Prince.
Town Clerk-Walnut Hill, E. D. Loring.
Treasurer, Collector and Constable-Cumberland Center R. F. D. 1, E. G. Hayes.
Constable -C. L. Dunn.
Road Commissioners-West Pownal R. F. D., M. C. Brackett ; Cumberland Center R. F. D. 1, Francis Baston.
School Committee-F. W. Loring; Cumberland Center R. F. D. 1. I. E. Hayes; Walnut Hill, P. H. Loring. Supt .- Yarmouth P. O., H. M. Moore.
Board of Health-Walnut Hill. E. D. Loring, sec.
Clergymen-Geo. A. Tinkham, Meth; Walnut Hill, A. J. McGown, Cong.
Notary-James Lawrence, Feb. 24, 1916.
Justice-C. S. Sweetsir, Mar. 15, 1918; Carroll B. Skillin, May 7, 1914.
.Merchants-F. W. Loring, groceries and grain. 3 Walnut Hill, Collins Bros., York Bros., groceries and grain; C. H. Mitchell, road machines; Gardiner Leighton, Fred D. Morrill, J. F. Mountford, Sidney Leighton, poultry and eggs.
.Manufacturers-C. H. Knight, granite; F. W. Loring, grist mill. Walnut Hill, Isaac E. Hayes, lumber; James Doten, W. J. True, G. H. Chase, smiths; I. E. Hayes, saw mill; Edwin M. Lombard, monu- mental works.
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Expresses-Canadian, J. H. Sylvester, agt .; Walnut Hill, American, H. H. York, agt .; Young's, Geo. Young.
Station and Telegraph .Agents-G. T. R., J. H. Sylvester; Wal- nut Ilill, M. C. R. R., Geo. H. Hayes.
Library-Walnut Hill, Hamilton Place, Mrs. Lura A. Hamilton, lib. .Isso'tn-P. of H .- Wescustogo, No 27, Thurs.
.Mineral Springs-" KOHINOOR" SPRING, G. E. Baston, prop .; Wescustogo Spring, A. L. Dunn, prop.
OTISFIELD.
Thirty-six miles north-north-west of Portland. Terminus daily stage- line from Oxford station on Grand Trunk Railroad. June 14, 1777, granted to Hon. James Otis, Nathaniel Gorham, and the rest of the heirs and assigns of Capt. John Gorham, for services against Canada in 1690. First plantation meeting held May 15, 1787. The first three roads were accepted by vote of the town, Sept. 18, 1797. Aug. 23, 1797, voted to settle Thomas Roby, first plantation minister. Named for Harrison Gray Otis, one of the original proprietors, and included all of Otisfield, nearly all of Harrison, and a large part of Naples. First town meeting, Sept. 1, 1797. First saw-mill built by David Ray. William G. Cobb, first male child, born Oct. 14, 1779. In- corporated the 115th town, Feb. 19, 1798. Population-1790, 197; 1850, 1171; 1860, 1199; 1870, 1100; 1880, 927; 1890, 838; 1900, 728. Valuation, 1860-Polls, 285; Estates, $255,904; 1870-Polls, 269; Estates, $298,582; 1880-Polls, 214; Estates, $262,027; 1890-Polls, 224; Estates, $254,196; 1900-Polls, 239; Estates, $248,561.
1910-Population, 632; Polls, 207; Estates, $264,291.
R. F. D. to Otisfield, Otisfield Gore and Oaks.
Postmasters-East, Ellis R. Stone; Bolster's Mills, J. S. Skillings.
Selectmen-Oxford R. F. D. 1, W. F. Smith; Oxford R. F. D. 3, Llewellyn Spurr; Oxford R. F. D. 1,, W. A. Brett.
Town Clerk-East, H. M. Stone.
Treasurer, Collector and Constable-Oxford R. F. D. 1, F. L. Keene
Road Commissioner-Harrison R. F. D. 3, W. W. Hamlin.
School Committee-East, C. O. Martin; Oxford R. F. D. I, J. H. Edwards; Oxford R. F. D. 3, P. C. Greenleaf. Supt .- East, Rena M. Martin.
Board of Health-Harrison R. F. D. 3, W. W. Hamlin, sec.
Cler gymen-Supplies, Meth; East, S. C. Eaton, Free Bap. Lawyer-Oxford R. F. D. 3, Geo. C. Jillson.
Notaries-H. M. Stone, Dec. 18, 1915; A. F. Chute, Nov. 18, 1916. Physician-Bolster's Mills, Edward A. Wight.
Merchants-F. M. Barrows, general stores. Oxford P. O., Phil- brook's Caslı Grocery, grocerie; R. F. Whitman, wind mills and gaso- line eugines. East, E. R. Stone, E. L. Scribner, general stores; T. J. Everett, furs; Geo. Dyer, agricultural implements and phosphate; Kemp Bros., flour and grain; C. O. Martin, apples. Bolster's Mills, Isaac Skillings, general stores; Harrison R. F. D., W. W. Hamlin, agricultural implements and apples.
.Manufacturers-East, Jolin & Sidney Kemp, saw mill ; Edwin Lamb, carriage repairs; H. M. Stone, Ephraim B. Jillson, canned goods; H. M. Stone, painter. Bolster's Mills, A. R. Clark, lumberman; John Hancock, butcher. Casco P. O., S. O. Hancock, saw mill. Oxford R. F. D., Llewellyn Spurr, W. S. Spurr, masons; E. A. Davis, W. L. Jillson, butchers; C. A. Lombard. smith; C. E. Winslow, carpenter.
Libraries-Otisfield Library Association, Mrs. Sumner Spurr, lib., 450 vols. East, Pemoacwa Free, Ida Jillson, lib., 600 vols.
THE O. W. KNIGHT LABORATORY.
O. W. KNIGHT, Analytical Chemist and Microscopist STATE ASSAYER.
Toxicological, Medical and Legal Work a Specialty. Mineral Veins Examined and Ores Assayed. Preparations Analyzed. Formulæ Compounded. All Kinds of Chemical Work Carefully Done. TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
81 BRIGHTON AVENUE,
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PORTLAND, MAINE.
BENJAMIN SHAW & CO., GUY W. DAVIS, Mgr. and Treas.
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
Oldest Real Estate Concern in Maine. 5112 Exchange St., Portland, Me.
A. J. HUSTON,
Dealer in Law and Miscellaneous Books.
92 Exchange St., PORTLAND, MAINE.
E. C. JORDAN & CO., CIVIL ENGINEERS.
E. C. Jordan, M. A. M. Soc. C. E.
H. I. Jordan, C. E.
Surveys for Water Powers, Water Supply and Sewerage, Good Roads and Summer Resorts.
Telephone Connection. 31 1-2 Exchange St., PORTLAND, ME.
JOHN F. PROCTOR,
DEALER IN
Real Estate.
Mortgages and Loans Negotiated. 180 1-2 Middle St., PORTLAND, - MAINE.
Jewett Printing Company, W. W. Jewett, Treas. and Mgr.
Printers and Publishers.
Particularly well equipped for Com- mercial, Society, Program and Pamphlet Printing.
226-232 Federal Street, Portland, Me.
MISS EVA G. CUSTIS, 812 FIDELITY BUILDING, PORTLAND, MAINE.
General Clerical Work for Business and Social Requirements. Copying, Dictation, Accounting. Music Transposed.
Telephones
Office, 3281. Residence, 1175-12.
GLOBE STEAM LAUNDRY, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36 and 38 TEMPLE STREET, PORTLAND, MAINE. Largest and Best Equipped Laundry in the State. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
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The Largest Financial Institution in the State. Doing a General Banking Business.
Resources more than $10,000,000
4% paid on Savings Accounts. Liberal Interest on Checking Accounts. 12,000 Depositors from Maine to California. BANK WITH US BY MAIL.
Fidelity Trust Company Fidelity-Building, Monument Sq. Portlandy Mg
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Printer-Oxford P. O., Geo. G. Welch.
.Isso'tns-Bolster's Mills-Masons-Crooked River, No. 152, Thurs. on or before full moon. N. E. O. P .- Sherman. East, W. C. T. U. P. of H .- Otisfield. Oxford P. O., P. of H .- Frederick Roble.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
On Casco Bay. One hundred and eight miles N. N. E. of Boston. North- ern terminus of B. & M., eastern terminus of G. T. and southern terminus of M. C. railroads. Connected by steamboat lines with New York, Boston, Eastport, and St. John, N. B., Harpswell, Boothbay, Mt. Desert, and eastern coast. Winter terminus of Allan and Dominion transatlantic steamship lines. Originally a part of ancient Falmouth. First settled by George Cleeves and Richard Tucker in 1633. Ancient Indian name, Machigonne. Settlement was destroyed in 1676, during the first Indian war, and resettled 1680, under Pres. Danforth. The town was entirely destroyed by the French and Indians in 1690. About 1716, a resettlement was made and in 1719, the town of Falmouth was organized and from that time a gradual and steady progress was made. In 1727, March 7, a church was organized, the first on the east of Saco river, over which Rev. Thomas Smith was then ordained the pastor. In 1733, Robert Bayley was employed as schoolmaster. In 1735, it was made half shire town with York, and continued as such, until the incor- poration of Cumberland County, 1760, when it became the shire town of that county. On the admission of Maine into the Union, in 1820, Port- land became the seat of government and continued as such, until its removal to Augusta in 1831. Early in the war of the Revolution, the town suffered a third time from the ravages of war, being bombarded by the British fleet under command of Capt. Mowatt, October 18, 1775, and almost completely destroyed. The population then was less than two thousand. Portland was incorporated as a town July 4, 1786, and adopt- ed a city charter March 26, 1832. Suffered from a terrible fire July 4th and 5th, 1866, in which nearly one third of the city was destroyed. City of Deering annexed by act of legislature Feb. 6, 1890. Population-1790, 2246; 1850, 22.815; 1860, 26,341: 1870, 31,413; 1880, 33,810; 1890, 36.425; 1900, 50,145. Valuation. 1860-Polls, 4244: Estates, $17,866,000; 1870- Polls, 7814: Estates, $29.439,257; 1880-Polls, 8529; Estates, $30,437,541- 1890-Polls, 9984; Estates, $37,956,808; 1900-Polls, 14,123; Estates, $47,521,315.
1910-Population, 58,571; Polls, 16,685; Estates, §64,177,249.
Municipal election, first Monday in December.
Mayors under City Organization.
1832, Andrew L. Emerson, Whig .; 1832, Jonathan Dow, Whig, to fill un- expired term of A. L. Emerson : 1833, John Anderson, Dem .; 1834-40, Levi Cutter, Whig; 1841, James C. Churchill, Whig; 1842, John Anderson, Dem .; 1843-8, Eliphalet Greely, Whig; 1849-50, J. B. Cahoon. Whig; 1851, Neal Dow, Whig; 1852, Albion K. Parris, Dem .; 1853-54, J. B. Cahoon, Whig; 1855, Neal Dow, Rep .; 1856, J. T. McCobb, Dem .; 1857, William Willis, Rep .; 1858-9, Jededialı Jewett, Rep .: 1860, Joseph Howard, Dem .: 1861-2, W. W. Thomas, Rep .: 1863-5, Jacob Mclellan, Rep .; 1866-7, A. E. Stevens, Rep .: 1868, Jacob Mclellan, Rep. ; 1869, William L. Putnam. Dem .: 1870-72, B. Kingsbury, jr., Rep. : 1873-4, Geo. P. Wescott, Rep .; 1875, R. M. Richardson, Dem. : 1876, Francis Fessenden, Rep. ; 1877-S, Moses M. Butler: Rep .: 1879, Geo. Walker, Dem .: 1880-1, William Senter, Rep .; 1882, Chas. F. Libby, Rep .; 1883, John W. Deering, Dem .; 1884, Marquis F. King, Rep .; 1885, John W. Deering, Dem .; 1886-8, Charles J. Chapman, Rep .; 1889-90, Holman S. Melcher, Rep .; 1891, Geo. W. True, Rep .; 1892, Darius H. In-
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graham, Dem .: 1893-6, Jas. P. Baxter, Rep. ; 1897-8, Chas. H. Randall, Rep .; 1899-00, Frank W. Robinson, Rep .: 1901-3, Frederic E. Boothby, Rep .; 1904-5, Jas. P. Baxter, Rep .; 1906-7, Nathan Clifford, Dem .; 1908-9, Adam P. Leighton, Rep .; 1910, Charles A. Strout, Rep; 1911-12, Oakley C. Curtis, Dem.
Vote for Mayor, 1912.
Wards-I II
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Walter G. Hay, Rep.,
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Chester I. Orr, Pro.,
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Postmasters-Fred H. King; assistant postmaster, Herbert I. Low; cashier, William N. Howe; West End Station, J. H. Ewing, supt .; Peak's Island, Melville Morse; Trefethen, Arthur F. Webber (summer); Long Island, H. J. Clark; Cliff Island, C. H. Harmon; Cushings Island (summer), E. W. Boyce; Woodfords Station, F. E. C. Robbins, clerk in charge.
Diamond Island, mail to Portland.
Railway Mail Service-Casper E. Marshall, Chief Clerk.
Government, 1912-Oakley C. Curtis, Mayor; H. T. Waterhouse, Clerk.
Aldermen: Wards-1. James Maxwell, chairman; 2. Henry T. Scul- ly; 3. Thomas F. Bishop; 4. Patrick H. Connolly; 5. Charles H. Johnston; 6. Richard R. Schonland; 7. Carroll S. Chaplin; 8. Harry L. Smith; 9. Guy H. Sturgis.
Common Council : Frank J. Mitchell, Pres .; Austin M. Goodwin, Clerk.
Wards-1. James E. Dougher, Albert E. Waite, Wm. F. Birnie; 2. Geo. F. Feeney, John H. Flaherty, John J. Joyce; 3. Frank J. Mitchell, Wm. H. Murch, Oscar Tabachnick; 4. Randall J. Chase, John L. Malia, Thomas L. Donahue; 5. Arthur W. Jordan, Geo. S. Hodgson, Frederic J. Laughlin ; 6. John A. Walsh, J. Walter Desmond, John H. Dooley; 7. Albert E. Anderson, Harold B. Fobes, Wm. M. Howatt; 8. Ernest E. Decker, Geo. H. Vail, Ralph E. Bailey; 9. Chester A. Jordan, Harry C. Rockwell, Alfred Southworth.
Treasurer and Collector-David Birnie.
Auditor-Harrison R. Waterhouse.
Solicitor-Richard E. Harvey.
Commissioner of Public Works and City Engineer-Bion Bradbury jr .; Millard W. Baldwin, sec. ; Assistant to act as supt., Charles H. Clifford.
Physician-Ernest F. Mac Vane.
Chief of Police-Walter H. Dresser.
Captains of Police-Newell E. Thompson, Hugh F. McDonough, Ed- win R. Brown.
Constables to serve civil processes-George A. Barrows, Geo. T. Means, Wm. H. Frank, Charles S. Campbell, Maurice Pillsbury, Wm. P. Osborne, Chas. A. Maxwell, James B. O'Reilly, Clement S. Curtis, David J. Isenor, Chas. W. Marston, Frank S. Wallace, John F. Harrigan, Wm. J. Dyer.
Messenger-D. L. Bowen.
Assessors-John G. Monroe, Fred S. Jordan, A. F. Waldron.
Chief Engineer of Fire Department-P. H. Flaherty.
Municipal Court-John F. A. Merrill, Judge; Charles L. Donahue, Recorder. Civil jurisdiction, $50; terms, every Tuesday, at 9 A.M. Es- tablished 1856; last amendment, 1895.
Probation Officer-George W. Grover.
Police Matron-Mary S. Burnham.
Overseer of Poor-James Maxwell, Chairman; Percy R. Horton, sec. Supt. of City Home-A. A. Frates.
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Oakley C. Curtis, Dem.,
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Board of Registration-Robert E. Ahern, chairman; Edward E. Phil- brook, Charles P. Hemenway.
Board of Health-H. T. Waterhouse, Fred P. Webster, Charles O. Morton.
Health Inspectors-W. W. Robinson, Frank J. Welch, John T. Palmer. Milk Inspector-John Church.
Police Examining Board-Stephen C. Perry, Arthur S. Gilson, Wil- liam F. Birnie.
Commissioners of Cemeteries and Public Grounds-Edward A. Noyes, James P. Jordan, Asbury Waldron.
Trustees Portland Water District-William L. Blake, President ; Millard F. Hicks, Treasurer : Lindsay B. Griffin, John W. Deering, Albert D. Boyd (South Portland); Eben R. Dyer, Supt.
Superintendent of Schools-DeForest H. Perkins.
Superintending School Committee-Oakley C. Curtis, Chairman ex- officio. One year, Edward W. Murphy, John W. Dana, William H. Dougherty, Leon V. Walker, Geo. V. Crocker, Elizabeth A. Robbins ; two years, Raymond F. Bennett, William Cammett, Charles M. Drum- mond, Scott Wilson, Mabel R. Brown, Adelaide E. Boothby.
Supt. of School Buildings-Isaac F. Clark.
Truant Officer-Thomas E. Frates.
Trustees of Evergreen Cemetery-Edward B. Winslow, Edward W. Cox, Oscar R. Wish.
Inspector of Buildings-Jas. A. O'Rourke.
Inspector of Plumbing-Henry Alexander.
Harbor Master-John M. Wallace.
Port Wardens-Thomas J. Laithwaite, Joseph Brooks.
Electrician-Geo. W. Hardy.
Associations-MASONS-Ancient Landmark, 1st Wed .; Portland, 2d Wed .; Atlantic, 3d Wed .; Deering, 2d Mon .; Mt. Vernon, R. A. C., 3d Mon. ; Greenleaf, R. A. C., Ist Mon. ; Portland Council, R. & S. M., 2d Mon .; Portland K. T., 4th Mon .; St. Albans K. T., 2d Thurs .; Yates Lodge of Perfection, 1st Fri .; Portland Council P. of J., 2d Fri .; Dun- lap Chapter Rose Croix de H., 3d Fri .; Maine Consistory, S. P. R. S., 4th Fri. in Feb., May, Aug. and Nov .; K. of R. C. of C., Maine, 4th Thur .; Eastern Star, Iona, No. 21, 3d Thurs. Deering, No. 59, 1st and 3d Tues.
ODD FELLOWS .- Maine Lodge, No. 1, Mon .; Ancient Brothers. No. 4, Thurs .; Ligonia, No. 5, Fri .; Beacon, No. 67, Tues .; Unity, No. 3, Wed .; Harmony, No. 19, Wed .; Hadattah, No. 117, Mon .; Fraternity No. 6, Wed .; Ivy Rebekah, No. 5, 2d and 4th Sat .; Woodbine Rebekah, No. 34, 1st and 3d Sat .; Columbia Rebekah, No. 46, 1st and 3d Thurs .; Encampments- · Machigonne, No. 1, 1st and 3d Tues. ; Eastern Star, No. 2, 2d and 4th Tues. ; Portland, No. 19, 1st and 3d Friday; Una, No. 46, 1st and 3d Thurs .; Beersheba, No. 50, 3d Fri .; Canton Ridgely, No. 1, P. M., 2d and 4th Thurs. Veteran Association, 2d Thurs. in Jan., April, July and Oct .; Board of Agents, 3d Mon .; Past Grand Association, 2d Thurs. except May, June and July.
ODD FELLOWS (Manchester Unity), Davis, No. 8034, 2d and 4th Fri.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS .- Bramhall, No. 3, Thurs .; Munjoy, No. 6, Mon. ; Pine Tree, No. 11, Monday ; Ivanhoe, No. 25, Tuesday; Longfellow, No. 43 Wed .; Trinity, No. 64, Fri .; Rocky Hill, No. 51, Thurs .; Uniformed Rank, Portland Division, No. 8, 1st and 3d Wed .; Damon Temple, No. 18, Pythian Sisters, 1st and 3d Sat .; Woodford Temple, No. 23, Pythian Sis- ters, alt. Fri.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE .- Windsor Castle, No. 1, Mon .; Forest City Castle, No. 22, Tues .; Forest City Commandery, No. 1, 1st and 3d Thurs.
UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS .- Casco Bay Com., No. 208, 2d and 4th Fri .; Gorges, No. 313, 1st Fri .; Banner, No. 276, (Peak's Island),
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2d and 4th Mon. ; Woodfords, No. 235, 2d and 4th Wed .; West Portland, Wed.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN .- Machigonne, No. 3, Mon. ; Cogawesco, No. 5, Tues .; Samoset No. 32, Wed .; Rockameecook, No. 22, Fri .; Scit- terygussett, No. 46, Thurs .; Winona, No. 3, D. of P., 2d and 4th Thur .; Portland, No. 142, D. of P., 1st and 3rd Fri.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS-Portland, No. 188, 2dl and 4th Monday.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS OF AMERICA .- Court Falmouth, No. 2, 1st and 3d Thurs. Court Italy, No. 18.
ORDER SONS OF ST. GEORGE-Longfellow, No. 416, 1st and 3d Wed .; Victoria Com., No. 1, 2d and 4th Thurs.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS .- Division No. 1, 1st and 3d Wed .; Div. No. 2, 2d and 4th Wed .; Div. No 3, 1st and 3d Wed .; Div. No. 5, 1st and 3d Fri. ; Hibernian Knights, Mon.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS .- Ligonia, No. 1151, 2d and 4th Wed .; Gorges, No. 4263, 1st Wed .; Arvilla, No. 497, 3d Fri. Companion Courts-Maple Leaf, No. 252, 4th Tues. ; Morning Star, 2d and 4th Sat.
ORDER OF INDEPENDENT ODD LADIES-Fern, No. 2, 2d and 4th Fri. ; Pine Cone, No 4, 2d and 4th Wed.
ORDER OF OWLS-1st and 3d Fri.
ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS-George Washington No. 3, 1st and 3d Thurs.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES-Amaranth, No. 2, 1st and 3d Wed. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS-Portland Council, No. 101, 2d and 4th Mon. ; Cheverus Council, No. 1103, 1st and 3d Thurs.
MODERN WOODMAN OF AMERICA-Portland, No. 7119, 2d and 4th Thurs. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES-Casco Aerie, No. 565.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE-Dirigo, No. 819, Fri.
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS .- I. O. G. T .- Arcana, No. 1, Wed .; Mystic, No. 2, Thurs. Sons of Temperance-Portland Division, No. 95, Fri. K. of T .- Portland Commandery, 2d and 4th Tues. Woman's Chris- tian Temperance Union, Mrs George F. Hunt, pres., Mrs. Helen M. Nor- ton, treas., Fri.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC .- Bosworth Post, No. 2, Fri .; Bos- worth Relief Corps, Fri. afternoon; Thatcher Post, No. 111, Mon .; Thatcher Relief Corps, No. 26, 2d and 4th Tues. afternoon. Thatcher Re- lief Corps, No. 75, Tues. Bosworth Circle No. 1, Ladies of the G. A. R., 3d Mon.
SPANISH WAR VETERANS-Portland, No. 84, 2d and 4th Wed.
SONS OF VETERANS .- Shepley Camp, No. 4, Tues. ; Ladies' Aid Society, . No. 2, Mon .; Shepley Corps, No. 1 (junior).
KNIGHTS OF MALTA-Beacon Commandery, No. 98, Thurs .; Lebanon Commandery, No. 220, Wed.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN-Forest City, No. 16, 2d and 4th Thurs .; Forest Queen, No. 12, D. of H., 2d and 4th Tues.
NEW ENGLAND ORDER OF PROTECTION-Cumberland, No. 45, 2d and 4th Mon .; Portland, No. 142, 1st and 3d Fri .; Mt. Vernon, No. 169, 1st and 3d Mon .; Longfellow, No. 247, 2d and 4th Fri.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY-Stroudwater, No. 480, Wed.
RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
Fire Department Relief Assoc., Thomas Payne, pres., G. W. I. Ste- vens, secretary, Frank P. Carr, treas., 2d Wed. in July.
1. A. R. A., Martin Qualter, pres., J. E. Reidy, sec.
Knights of Honor-Falmouth, No. 738.
Maine Central Relief Association, E. A. Hall, pres., John A. Webber, sec.
.Maine Commercial Travelers Assoc .- Samuel W. Humphrey, pres .; A. M. Menish, treas. and clerk.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY-PORTLAND.
Police Relief Association-John Massure, pres .; W. H. Phillips, sec. Portland Typographical Relief Soc .- Harmon C. Crocker, pres .; J. H. Wish jr., rec. sec.
Royal Arcanum-Atlas Council, No. 776, 1st and 3d Mon.
United Commercial Travelers-Portland, No. 103, 1st Sat., Benjamin F. Andrews, sec. and treas.
CHARITABLE SOCIETIES.
Aged Brotherhood, Andrew J. Cummings, pres., W. H. Fultz, sec. and treas.
Assoc. Charities, A. T. Laughlin, pres., F. H. Hiller, sec.
Benevolent Soc., J. P. Baxter, pres; John M. Gould, sec. and treas.
Diet Mission, Mrs. J. R. Worcester, pres., Mrs. Charles C. Harmon, sec. Female Charitable Soc., Mrs. Mary Wells, pres., Mrs. W. H. Field, sec.
Female Orphan Asylum. Mrs. Wm. H. Fenn, president, Miss Abby S. Barrett, sec.
Fresh Air Society, Miss Jennie L. Crie, pres., Mrs. J. P. Stevens, sec.
Home for Aged Men, Fritz H. Jordan, pres., H. H. Emery, sec.
Home for Aged Women, Mrs. Geo. S. Hunt, pres., Miss H. S. Mc- Cobb, sec.
Maine Charitable Mechanic Assoc., William E. Allen, pres., Willians E. Plummer, sec.
Maine Home for Friendless Boys, Mrs. G. B. McGregor, pres., Miss Nellie B. McGregor, cor. sec.
Martha Washington Society, Mrs. S. R. Hopkins, pres., Mrs. Alice K. Brown, sec.
Mary Brown Home, Mrs. Geo. C. Frye, pres. ; Mrs. Frederick Jones, sec. Portland Female Provident Assoc., Mrs. I. P. Farrington, pres., Miss Emma Senter, sec.
Portland Marine Soc. (organized 1796), Joseph W. Shepherd, pres., Nathaniel W. Blanchard, sec. and treas.
Portland Longshoremen's Benevolent Assoc., John T. Caseldon, pres.
Portland Seaman's Friend Society, Francis B. Southworth, president, John M. Gould, sec.
Provident Assoc., Edward P. Staples, pres., Win. H. Fultz, sec.
Samaritan Assoc., Mrs. F. O. Bailey, pres., Mrs. Frank Meserve, sec, St. Elizabeth Orphan Asylum, Rt. Rev. Louis S. Walsh, pres.
Temporary Home for Women and Children, Mrs. Mary B. Johnston, sec. Widows Wood Society, Benj. T. Harris, pres., R. C. Bradford, sec.
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES.
Civic Club, Miss Edith McAlpine, pres., Mrs. H. True Hooper, sec., last Sat.
Cumberland Bar Assoc., Charles F. Libby, pres., J. F. A. Merrill, sec. Cumberland Club, Fritz H. Jordan, pres., Winthrop Jordan, sec.
Cumberland Co. Board of Fire Underwriters, T. J. Little, pres., I'hil- lip I. Jones, sec., Edward Remington, inspector.
Economic Club, Sethi Gordon, pres., Clement F. Robinson, sec.
Fraternity House. A. T. Laughlin, pres., Miss Gertrude Jenkins, sec.
Fruit and Produce Exchange, E. W. Hannaford pres., Frank K. Nor- ton, sec.
Greenleaf Law Library, C. F. Libby, pres., James C. Fox, clerk and' treas.
Life Underwriters Assoc. of Maine, T. E. McDonald, pres., F. M. Brad- ley, sec.
Lincoln Club, Henry G. Beyer, pres., Frank L. Howarth, sec.
Lister Club, Dr. S. P. Warren, sec.
Maine State Society for the Protection of Animals, F. E. Boothby, pres., Mrs. F. E. Boothby, sec., W. J. Dyer, agent.
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
Portland Army and Navy Union, John Doughty, pres., Henry S. Thrasher, sec., Ist Mon.
Portland Athletic Club, Geo. S. Payson, pres., Stephen C. Perry, sec.
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