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Davenport Benj. F., 5472 Congress. Delano E. G., 5741/2 Congress. Duffey Geo. D., 186 Clark. Dyer Reuben K., 375 Fore. ESKILSON PETER C., 655 Con- gress. Men's Tailor. Fogg H. H., 191 Middle.
Fountain F. S., 584A Congress.
Gerrish & Rosen, 465 Congress. Goleberg Bros. (ladies), 272 Cong. Golding J. J., 13 Free.
Goldman M., 44 Portland. Greenberg H. L., (ladies) 547A Congress.
Grosstuck F. W., 199} Middle.
Hayes Mabel (ladies), 657 Congress. Heald T. G., 576A Congress. Kaufman M. (ladies) 565 Congress Kaveny J. H., 584 Congress. Kodis S., 214 Congress.
Kohling Chas. A. 562 Congress. Leighton W. M., 268} Middle. Levin Henry, 921/2 Exchange. Levin H. L., 16 Preble.
McCarthy & Weisman Co., 547A Congress. Naimey W. A., 19 Monument sq. Nansen M. M., 5421/2 Congress. Nelson H. C., 537} Congress. Nickerson A. A., 930 Congress. Parker Louis (ladies), 657 Con- gress. Richie the Tailor, 196 Brackett. Rosen A., 89 Brackett. Schiebe J. & Co., 412 Congress. Schiebe M., 25 Free. Schwey D., 25 Temple. Shatz B., 154 Spring. Schway I., 71 Center. Skinner C. H. & A. L., 592 Cong. Star Tailoring Co., 223 Federal. Thurston E. T., 19 Hill. Tolford J. M., 20 Free. Watkins E. L. & Co., 133 Wood- ford and 1181 Forest ave. Waxman L., 626A Congress. Weisberg & Goldberg (ladies'),547A Congress. Young L. C., 4961/2 Congress.
Tallow.
PORTLAND RENDERING CO., office and works, East Deering
(see adv. opp. page 405).
Tanners. Casco Tanning Co., 170 Forest av.
Taxicabs.
Portland Taxicab Co., 244 Spring. Taxicab Service Corporation, 114 Spring.
Taxidermist. Hinds W. D., 72 Pine.
Tea. Balfour James, 163 Commercial. Mulligan Win. G., 44 Emerson.
Tea Stores.
Direct Importing Co. (branch), 570¿ Congress. Goold Tea Co., 47 Free. Grand Union Tea Co., 661 Congress Original Importing Co., 502 Con- gress. Quality Tea Co., 229 Congress. Smith Specialty Co., 678 Forest av.
Teachers' Agency.
THE N. E. TEACHERS AGENCY W: B. Andrews, manager, Y. M. C. A. Building, 156 Free (see advt. back of book, page xxxi).
Telegraph Offices.
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELE- GRAPH CO. of Maine, 26 Exch. Postal Tel. & Cable Co., 15 Exch. WESTERN UNION, 26 Exchange, Lafayette Hotel and R. R. depots.
Telephones.
THE NEW ENGLAND TELE- PHONE & TELEGRAPH CO., General offices, 45 Forest av. Commercial department, 10 Brown.
Telephone and Telegraph Supplies.
CLEVELAND L. W. CO., 443 Congress (see adv. opp. p. 404). FOX JOHN M. & CO., 66 Union (see ad. op. p. 404). MERRILL T. L. CO., 128 Middle (see advt. opp. p. 396).
Tents. (See Awnings.)
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
Theatres.
Casco Theatre, 6271/2 Congress. Gem Theatre, Peaks Island (sum- mer). Jefferson Theatre, 112 Free. Keiths Theatre, 20 Preble.
Nickel Theatre 5651/2 Congress and 17 Forest av.
Portland Theatre, 11 Preble. The Congress, 4201/2 Congress.
Ticket Agencies.
Brown Clarence H., 270 Middle. Buck W. D., 273 Middle.
Kavanaugh C. W., 944 Congress. Keating J. B., 465 Congress. Maine Tourists' Agency, 154 Free. McGowan T. P., 465 Congress. Peterson J. W., 453 Congress.
Tiles.
ALLEN W. A. CO, foot Preble (see advt. page 1, front of book). OREN HOOPER'S SONS, 482 and 484 Cong.
PORTLAND PIPE CO., office and salesroom 34 Exch'ge. Hearths, Mantels, Floors, Walls, Vesti- bules, etc. Large stock of Fire- place Merchandise (see ad. back of book, page xxxvi).
Timberlands.
Franklin and Somerset Land and Lumber Co., 1841/2 Middle. Standish Land & Lumber Co., 65 Kennebec. Thomas Elias, 184} Middle.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work- ers.
(See also Stoves, &c.) CUTLER E. E. CO., 27-29-31 Plum. Fitzgerald Bros., 203 Congress. Hawbolt Chas. H., 57 Union. McBrady J. E. & Son, 81 Cross. Richmond Mfg. Co. The, 45 Cross. Welch & McCarthy, 6 Franklin.
Tinsmiths.
(See also Stoves, &c.) Crockett & Gordon, 779 Forest av. Maine Tinware Co., 112 Middle. PORTLAND TINWARE CO.,
(Incorporated), M. B. Pottle, pres. and treas., 100 Cross (see advt. opp. p. 386).
Richmond Mfg. Co. The, 45 Cross. Williams Chas. G. B.,272 Congress.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Allen Co. The, 3811/2 Congress. Bernson S., 61 Middle.
Booth C. W., 326-328 Fore. Boyle John M., 145 Commercial. Burbank Cigar Co., 567 Congress. Cox John, 23 Monument sq. Delavina F., 178 Middle.
Dennis W. J., 141 and 419 Com'l.
Exchange St. News Depot, 2 Ex- change.
Falmouth Cigar Store, 219 Middle. Foden E. G., 363 Fore.
Goldberg I., 75 Commercial.
GOOLD J. E. & CO., 201 and 203 Federal. Wholesale in Foreign and Domestic Lines. Homsted Geo. L., 266 Middle. Kirsch W., 506 Congress. Leighton J. C .. 413 Congress.
Lessard H. J., 947A Congress Libbey I. A., 570 Congress.
Malloy H. W., 54 Washington av. Maybury C. L., 551/2 Preble. Miller Cigar Store, 432 Congress. Morse T. C., 207 Commercial.
Orne M. W., 586} Congress.
Rolfe J. A. & Co., 175 Middle and 66 Exchange.
Rosenthal D., 72 Commercial.
Ryan John E., 141 Forest av. Ward A. A., 109 Congress.
Toilet Goods.
Emery George M., 547A Congress. Hinds A. S., 20 West. Leavitt Shampoo Co., 171 Neal. Leighton R. G., 228 Commercial.
Toothpicks, Wood.
FORSTER CHARLES, ESTATE OF, 85 Exchange. Robert T. Whitehouse, Frank W. Butler, trustees.
Tow Boats.
Central Wharf Tow Boat Co., 135 Commercial.
Town Books and Blanks. LORING GEO. D., 45 Exchange (see advt. opp. p. 28). LORING, SHORT & HARMON, 474 Congress (see ad. after index).
Toys.
EASTMAN BROS. & BAN- CROFT, 488 to 498 Congress and 9 to 17 Brown (see ad. op. p. 432). Martin F. L., 227 Middle.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY-PORTLAND.
Toys and Novelties, Manu- facturers.
Bennett Mnfg. Co., 200 Pearl. MASON MANUFACTURING CO. (THE), Fidelity bldg., room 1010. Trading Stamps.
Green Trading Stamp Co., 22 Forest av.
Maine Trading Stamp Co., 482-484 Congress.
Transfer, Baggage.
Allen's Transfer, Union Station and 37 Forest av.
Chase E. C., Franklin wharf.
Transportation Companies. Great Eastern Line, G. L. Nelson (freight), 1 India.
B. & M. Fast Freight Line, J. Har- ris Pierce, agt., 40 Exchange.
Trunks, Bags, Etc.
Brackett J. L. & Co., 265 Middle. Hutchins Chas. H., 37 Pearl.
Trust Companies.
FIDELITY TRUST CO,, Monu- ment sq. and 93 Exchange (see advt. opp. p. 375).
MERCANTILE TRUST CO., 176 Middle (see advt. back book, p. vi).
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST CO., 396 Congress. (see advt. front of book, page x).
UNITED STATES TRUST CO., 208 Middle (see advt. back of book, page iii).
Type Writing Machines.
BARROWS C. O. CO., 30 Ex- change (see advt. opp. p. 357).
Elliott-Fischer Co., 214 Fidelity Bldg.
Maine Typewriter Exchange, 15 Temple.
Monarch Typewriter Co., 104 Ex- change.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO., W. E. Ayres, manager, 104 Exchange.
Royal Typewriter Co .. 50 Exchange SHAW F. L., 50712 Congress (see advt. back of book, page xxxV). Smith L. C. & Bros., Typewriter Co., 42 Exchange.
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., 104 Exchange.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO., 44 Exchange.
Typewriter Supplies.
Packard & Vickerson, 223 Middle.
Umbrella Makers and Re- pairers.
HATCH H. H., 51 Temple. Fine Umbrella Covering.
Jentis Davis, 71 Oak.
Undertakers.
Cullinan Win. E., 806 Congress.
CUSHMAN JOHN S., 189 and 191
Federal. Open day and night. Telephone.
DUDDY R. J., 21 Locust. Success- or to Tobin Bros.
HAY & PEABODY, 568 Congress and 165 Woodford. Open day and night. Telephone.
LOMBARD OLIVER G., 879 Con- gress. Offices also in So. Portland MARTIN JAMES A. & SON, 19 Myrtle. Telephone connection. Open day and night.
MCDONOUGH B. E., 5 Myrtle.
RICH S. S. & SON, 106 Exchange. Telephone connection.
Underwear.
Home Made Underwear Co., 47 Market.
Smith Neal D. Co , 157 to 161 Mid- (lle.
Upholsterers. (See also Furniture.)
Ball Ernest E., 13 Wash. av. COREY WALTER CO., 28 Free. Dickson Charles H. & Son. 154 Woodford.
Flaherty & McCabe, 28 Preble,
FOSS T. F. & SONS, cor. Congress and Preble (see advt. opp. p. 400). Lange Otto H., 55 Union.
Mitchell & Co. (marine), 43 and 45 Cross.
OREN HOOPER'S SONS, 482 and 484 Congress and 120 to 126 Cen- ter (see advt. opp p. 413). Scott T. W., 22 Portland.
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
Upholstery Goods. (See also Upholsterers). Corey Walter Co., 28 Free.
FOSS T. F. & SONS, corner Con- gress and Preble (see advt. opp. page 400).
JOHNSTON BAILEY CO., 190 and 192 Middle (see advt. opp. p. 351). OREN HOOPER'S SONS, 482 and 484 Congress and 120 to 126 Cen- ter.
U. S. Examining Surgeons, Board of.
Neil W. R. Straw, pres .; Chauncey R. Burr, sec .; John L. Sturgis, (New Gloucester) treas .; 44 Free.
Variety.
Bailey & Lockwood, 674 Forest av. Bryant J. B., 237 Stevens av.
Cederstrom R., 16 India. Collins Nellie Mrs., 87 India. Connelly Sarah F., 27 India.
Dennis W. J., 149 Commercial.
Dingley Alice M., 207 Commercial. Donahue Elizabeth A. Mrs., 70 Pine.
Gilman W. A., 680 Forest av.
Gould Tea Co., 47 Free.
Grant W. T. Co., 566 Congress.
Green Bros., 561 Congress.
Hamlin A. F., 45 Portland.
Julia Jos., 52 India. Kresge S. S., 478 Congress. Lannagan Mary K., 85 Oxford. LeGrow G. L., r 242 Stevens av. O'Brien's Variety Store, 247 Cong. Warren J. E., 929 Congress. Whitney N. W., 211 Brackett. Woolworth C. S. & Co., 540 and 542 Congress.
Vases.
PORTLAND PIPE CO., office and salesroom 34 Exchange (see advt. back of book, p. xxxvi).
PORTLAND STONE WARE CO., Deering Bridge (see advt. front of book, p. iii).
Veterinary Surgeons.
Estes E. V., 73 Cross. Huntington F. W. (Inspector), P. O. Building. LYNCH W. H., D. V. S., Portland Veterinary Hospital, 66 Bedford (see advt. opp. p. 386).
Spear W. H., 122-Cumberland av. Wescott G. F., 1008 Congress.
Viavi Co. MAINE VIAVI CO., 537 Congress, Brown block, Room 31.
Vinegar.
Clifford E. E. & Co., 210 and 212 Commercial.
Roberts R. H. & G. A., 432 Fore.
Violin Manufacturer. Nute L. M., 276 Middle.
Voltage Regulators.
PORTLAND COMPANY, 58 Fore (see advt. front of book, p. viii).
Vulcanizing.
Dyer Melvin M., 175 Federal. STANDARD VULCANIZING CO., 9A Casco.
Swan R. P., 244 Spring.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Jewelers' Goods.
Barbour Geo. W., 383 Congress. Barnstone Wm. A., 573 Congress. Bernstein A. J., 395-397 Fore. Bernstein J. S., 203 Middle.
Bernstein Samuel & Co., 551 Cong. Brown Clarence H., 270 Middle.
BROWN FRANK E., 951 Cong. District watch inspector for B. & M. R. R. and M. C. R. R.
CARTER BROS. CO., 521 Cong. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry & Silverware.
Couri B. G., 465 Congress.
Mansfield W. W. Co. (The), 241 Middle.
McKENNEY JEWELRY CO., 459 Congress.
MERRILL J. A. & CO., 503 Cong. Military and Masonic Goods (see advt. opp. p. 413).
National Jewelry Co., 4991/2 Con- gress.
SENTER WM. & CO., 51 Exchange. Chronometers and Nautical In- struments.
Sparks Wmn. R., 16 Washington av. SPRINGER GEO. T., 513 Congress. Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Silverware.
Stein Joseph, 18 Preble and 510 Congress. Trilling S. J., 182 Middle. Waite E. S., 547 Congress.
Waterman E. E. 411 Fore.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY-PORTLAND.
Watches and Watch Re- pairing.
(See also Watches, Clocks, etc.)
Berry Ira, 11 Exchange.
DOWNS CHAS. E., 51 Temple. Fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty.
Hirshon J .. 112B Middle. Keirstead F. W., 1791/2 Middle. Nemser Joseph, 430A Congress.
PENDEXTER E. S., 562 Congress. Personal attention given to fine watch and French clock repair- ing (see advt. opp. p. 413).
Spofford A. M., 512. Congress. SPRINGER GEO. T., 513 Congress.
Watch Work.
CHENERY W. N., 502 Congress. Moses Charles D., 547A Congress. The Skillin Co., 2351/2 Middle.
Water Boats.
Perkins Horace, Long wharf. Perkins Harry, Long wharf. Perkins James, Long Wharf. Thompson E. W., Portland Pier. Trefethen J. W., Commercial whf.
Waterproofing.
LUMBARD WM. I. CO., 21-22 Union wharf (see advt. front of book, p. xi).
Water Systems.
NASH F. & C. B. CO., 390 Fore (see advt. opp. p. 408).
Wheels, Dealers.
COREY E. & CO., 195 and 197 Com- mercial. Manufacturing to or- der (see advt. opp. p. 441).
Wheels, Manufacturers and Dealers.
STEVENS A. E. CO., 9 to 15 Union. Manufacturers of light and heavy wood hub Warner and Sarven patent wheels (see ad. opp. p. 397).
White Lead Manufact'rs. (See also Paints and Oils.) Burgess, Fobes CO., 106 to 112 Commercial.
Wig Manufacturers.
CARLES A. C., 518 Congress (see advt. opp. p. 420).
SHERRY'S HAIR PARLORS, 562 Congress, Baxter Building.
Window Frames.
BERLIN MILLS CO., 398 to 410 Com'l (see advt. opp. p. 425).
Window Shades and Dra- peries.
(See also Upholstery Goods.)
CARLETON FURNITURE CO., 21 Monument sq.
COREY WALTER CO., 28 Free. Batchelder C. H., 16 Brown.
JOHNSTON-BAILEY - CO., 190 Middle (see advt. opp. page 351). Johnston T. M. & Co., Free at Middle.
OREN HOOPER'S SONS, 482 and 484 Congress and 120 to 126 Cen- ter (see advt. opp. p. 413).
Rogers & Stevens, 562 Congress. WHITNEY A. W., 536A Congress. Wall Papers, Shades and Interior Decorations.
Window and Door Screens (Wirc).
BURROWES E. T. CO. (THE), 68 and 70 Free (see advt. opp. p. 401).
Wire, Iron and Copper.
FOX JOHN M. & CO., 66 Union. (see advt. opp. page 404).
Wire Screens (Insect).
BURROWES E. T. CO. (THE), 68 and 70 Free (see advt. opp. p. 401).
Wire Work, Office and Window.
MEGQUIER & JONES CO., 31-33 Pearl.
Wood Pulp.
BERLIN MILLS CO., 398 to 410 Commercial (see advt. opp. page 425).
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
Wood Work, Planing, Saw- ing, Molding, Turn- ing, &c.
ALLEN W. A. CO., foot Preble, (see advt. page 1 front of book). BERLIN MILLS CO., 398 to 410 Commercial (see advt. opp. page 425).
BURROWES J. W. & SON, Ken- nebec, foot Preble.
DELANO MILL CO., 476 to 488 Fore.
DOTEN S. H. & A. R., 490 to 504 Fore and 279 Commercial (see advt. opp. p. 386).
McDONALD MNFG. CO., 54 to 64 York.
PORTER-BURNHAM CO., 85 Kennebec.
RUMERY JEROME CO., 91 to 105 Kennebec.
SMITH & RUMERY CO., 510-516 Fore and 31 to 39 Centre (see ad. opp. page 400).
Wooden Ware.
Bennett Mfg. Co., 200 Pearl.
KENDALL & WHITNEY, corner Federal and Temple.
Wool and Wool Skins.
Maxfield S. A. Co., office, East Deering.
Newcomb A. W., 41 Walton. PORTLAND RENDERING CO., office and works, East Deering, (see advt. opp. p. 405).
Woolen Goods, Commis- sion.
Little A. & Co., 57 Exchange.
Woolens and Tailors' Trimmings.
(See also Dry and Fancy Goods, wholesale.)
CHADBOURN & KENDALL, 231 Middle, over old store.
Yacht Supplies.
JORDAN W. S. & CO., 102 Com- mercial (see advt. opp. p. 386).
Yeast, Compressed.
THE FLEISCHMANN CO.'S COMPRESSED YEAST, State agencv, 655 Congress.
POWNAL.
Seventeen miles N. N. E. of Portland. Formerly part of Freeport. Incor- porated 171st town, March 3, 1808. Population-1850, 1072; 1860, 1053; 1870, 981; 1880, 874; 1890, 712; 1900, 502. Valuation, 1860-Polls, 264; Estates, $345,889; 1870-Polls, 264; Estates, $378,355; 1880-Polls, 249; Estates, $303,486; 1890-Polls, 287; Estates, $305,465; 1900-Polls, 205; Estates, $268,043.
1910-Population, 625; Polls, 199; Estates, $264,282.
R. F. D. to Pownal and North.
Postmaster-West, Chas. L. Dow.
Selectmen-West R. F. D., S. A. Vosmus; Freeport R. F. D. 2, Wm. A. Brown; No. Yarmouth R. F. D., Oscar L. Jordan.
Town Clerk-West R. F. D. 1, True Warren.
Treasurer, Collector and Constable-West R. F. D. 1, Alroy Noyes.
Road Commissioner-West R. F. D. 1, Ernest Tuttle.
School Committee-No. Yarmouth R. F. D., Daniel A. Tuttle; West R, F. D., S. A. Vosmus; Freeport R. F. D. 1, Wm. A. Brown. Supt .- No. Yarmouth R. F. D., Lauren H. Tuttle.
Board of Health-West R. F. D. 1, S. A. Vosmus, sec.
Clergymen - No. Yarmouth P. O., D. A. Tuttle, Cong .; North, Cyrus Purinton, Meth.
Physician-West R. F. D., S. A. Vosmus.
Notary-Wm. J. Sawyer, Mar. 23, 1913.
Justices-Charles L. Dow, June 22, 1913; Elizabeth Parsons (to ad- minister oaths), Oct. 20, 1916. Trial, Albert W. Larrabee, Oct. 25, 1913. Dedimus, Albert W. Larrabee.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
U. S. Pension .Attorney-West, A. W. Larrabee.
.Merchants-True Warren, general stores; Alroy Noyes, pianos and organs. West, Libby & Dow, general stores; Walter A. Small, picture frames and tin ware; Chias. L. Dow Co., mail orders. North, Wm. J. Sawyer, general stores.
.Manufacturers-Frank A. Knight, lumber; North, H. J. Fickett, smith. West, Rufus J. Skillin, J. D. Leighton, smiths; Chas. L. Dow, grist mill; No. Yarmouth P. O., Chas. H. Knight, lumber. Freeport P. O., Fred C. Greene, granite.
Station and Express .Agent-West-G. T. Ry., King Bartlett. Telephones-N. E. T. & T. Co., Henry T. Sweetsir. West, Pine Tree, C. L. Dow.
.Auctioneer-West, A. W. Larrabee.
Barber-West, Joseph N. Small.
Hall-Mallet Hall, Alroy Noyes, agent.
.Isso'tus-I. O. R. M .- Wescustogo, No. 37, Sat .; D. of P., Accomac, No. 48, 2d and 4th Mon, P. of H .- Granite, No. 14, Thurs. M. W. of A., Royal River, No. 15,072, last Tues. North-U. O. G. C., Loyal, No. 269, Mon.
RAYMOND.
Twenty miles N. of Portland. On stage-line from Portland to So. Casco; also on stage-lines from Gray and New Gloucester on Maine Central . Railroad. First settled by Capt. Joseph Dingley, 1771. Incorporated the 146th town, June 21, 1803. Named after Capt. William Raymond, who had the grant in 1767 for himself and company, in consideration of services in the Canada expedition, under Sir W. Phipps. Contains 36,000 acres. First represented in general court in 1810, by Samuel Leach First church, F. Bap., gathered in 1792. Town of Casco taken off in 1841. Population-1790, 345; 1850, 1192; 1860, 1229; 1870, 1120; 1880, 1132; 1890, 927; 1900, 823. Valuation, 1860-Polls, 274; Estates, $167,260; 1870- Polls, 305; Estates, $229,121; 1880-Polls, 284; Estates, $227,213; 1890- Polls, 266; Estates, $222,351: 1900-Polls, 235; Estates, $213,576 1910-Population, 677; Pulls, 213; Estates, $265,659.
R. F. D. to East and Mountain.
Postmasters-E. A. Plummer; North, Geo. S. Churchill.
Selectmen-R. F. D., G. H. Hall, F. W. Plummer, F. W. Robinson. Town Clerk-R. F. D., C. H. Cole.
Treasurer-R. F. D., Francis H. Witham.
Collector and Constable-R. F. D., Bert Lombard.
Road Commissioners-R. F. D., Chas. Cole, J. I. Hayden; North, Roland Morrill.
School Committee-John D. Leavitt ; R. F. D., W. S. Cole; North, Stillman L. Tenney. Supt .- Charles S. Jordan.
Board of Health-Geo. M. Leach, sec.
Physician-L. H. Jordan.
Deutist-D. H. Lloy.
Clergymen-S. B. Brown, Bap .; Russell H. Colby, Cong.
Justices-F. W. Plummer, Mar. 30, 1917; F. H. Witham, Apr. 3, 1919. Trial, L. W. Welch, Feb. 23, 1913.
.Merchants-Jordan & Eager, E. B. Harmon, Cole Bros., Elias Bart- lett, general stores. North, Geo. S. I). Churchill, general stores.
Manufacturers-Raymond Lombard, harness; I. D. Morton, S. D. Spiller, smiths; Fred L. Strout, F. E. Hayden, Carl Leach, J. P. Yates, L. N. Jordan, Sidney Foster, E. B. Jordan, carpenters; Raymond Lumber Company, long and short lumber ; Knight & Leach, Elias Bartlett, shooks and lumber; H. L. Forhan (Portland P. O.), canned goods; F. Smith, S.
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
J. Plummer, C. A. Parker, J. A. Gerry, painters: George Hall, butcher; C. H. Plummer, Willard Strout, masons; Goldie Durgin, millinery and dressmaking ; J. O. Berry, C. H. Berry, stone workers; Jordan & Morton, undertakers; John Symonds, jr., shook. North, Charles Shackford, carpenter. So. Casco P. O., Willard Libby, shook and lumber.
Barber-Daniel B. Mussey.
Insurance-Edward M. Mason, O. B. Lane.
Libraries-Village, Mrs. Atwood Tukey, lib., 550 vols; Centennial, Ina F. Witham, lib., 250 vols.
Telephone-Raymond & Webb's Mills T. Co., F. W. Plummer, treas. Asso'tus-K. of P .- Hawthorne, Sat. P. of H .- Riverside, No. 93. W. C. T. U.
Hotel-Lake Side House, C. & F. R. Crockett.
SCARBOROUGH.
Seven miles S. W. of Portland. On Boston & Maine Railroad. First set- tled about 1630. Formerly known as Black Point and Blue Point. Incor- porated the 6th town in May, 1658, and named for Old Scarborough, Eng. Population in 1681, fifty-six ratable polls; 1791, 2235; 1850, 1837; 1860, 1807; 1870, 1692; 1880, 1847; 1890, 1794; 1900, 1865. Valuation, 1860 -Polls, 435; Estates, $501,478; 1870-Polls, 410; Estates, $705,728; 1880 -Polls, 498; Estates, $780,702; 1890-Polls, 510; Estates, $820,758; 1900 -Polls, 536; Estates, $927,949.
1910-Population, 1945; Polls, 567; Estates, $1,319,641.
Oak Hill same as Scarboro P. O. Dunstan Corner, same as West Scarboro P. O. Coal-kiln Corner, village in North part of town. Scarboro Corner same as South Buxton P. O. Spurwink and Higgins Beach, So. Port- land R. F. D. 7. Grand Beach one-half mile from Pine Point. R. F. D. to North.
Postmasters-Fred N. Newcomb; West, George W. Knight; Pine Point, Henry F. Snow; Prout's Neck (summer), Valorus T. Shaw.
Selectmen-Elbridge S. Oliver; West, E. C. Milliken; Gorham R. F. D. 2, Fred E. Moulton.
Town Clerk-Elbridge S. Oliver.
Treasurer-West, Wm. H. Graffam.
Collector and Constable-Pine Point, Percy E. Woodman.
Road Commissioners-So. Portland R. F. D 7, Geo. H. Leonard; Pine Point, Harris B. Snow; West, John M. Pillsbury.
School Committee-Lewis L. Litchfield; Gorham R. F. D., Fred E. Moulton; West, Roland W. Seavey. Supt .- Pine Point, John A. Snow. Board of Health-Benj. F. Wentworth, sec.
Physician-Benj. F. Wentworth.
Clergymen-Supplies, Cong .; West, H. D. Knowles, Meth .; John Webster, Chris .; East, Frank E. Briggs, F. Bap.
Lawyer-Pine Point, Jno. A. Snow.
Notary-Lewis L. Litchfield, Mar. 29, 1918.
Justices-W. H. Graffam, Mar. 15, 1919; J. A. Snow, Sept. 30, 1917; Wm. G. Sherman, May 27, 1916. Trial, Fred M. Newcomb, May 10, 1919.
Merchants-Fred N. Newcomb, Valorus T. Shaw, general stores; M. H. Urquhart, meats. West, Wm. H. Graffam, Geo. W. Knight (also hay and grain), general stores; Leroy Shaw, William Peterson (also hay), flour and grain ; Alvin F. Moulton, horses. Pine Point, Lawrence W. Leavitt, general stores; P. E. Woodman, confectionery and cigars; Benj. A. Baker, fertilizers; D. S. Leavitt & Co., canned fish; Harris B. Snow, clams. North, Orra E. Sherman, general stores; H. Cummings, meats. Prout's Neck, Valorus T. Shaw, Fred M. Newcomb, general stores.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Manufacturers-Freedom Libby, Leroy Shaw, smiths; S. L. Plum- mer, L. E. Gilman, carriages; A. L. Googins, F. X. Janelle, Guy H. Pillsbury, Eugene Durgin, Fred A. Miller, carpenters; L. E. Gilman, steam saw mill. West, J. W. Bond, Hans P. Ebberson, smiths; Geo. B. Thurston, James B. Thurston, Howard L. Pillsbury, T. A. Libby, Geo. P. Bennett, carpenters; John Morris, painter; Oliver M. Milliken, painter and paper hanger; Saleme Patnaude, mason. North, Reed Bros., carriages; Chas. Mclellan, smith; Hiram Berry, Washington MeKenney, carpenters. Pine Point, Leavitt Bros., A.A. Merrill, canned goods; I. C. Baker, carpenter; Wm. Woodman, painter; Westbrook R. F. D., Reed & Son, well drilling.
High School-H. F. Turner, prin .; Mildred Sherman, asst.
Library-Scarboro Library Association, Annie L. Libby, lib., 1532 vols. .Isso'tns-P. of H .- Oak Hill, No. 104, Fri. K. of P .- Nonesuch, Mon .; Pythian Sisters, No. 50, Wed. I. O. R. M .- No. 114, Thurs. West, I. O. G. T .- Stephen Sewall, Thurs. P. of H., Dunstan, Sat. North, P. of H .- No. Scarboro, No. 495, Sat.
Hotels-Scarborough Beach-Atlantic House, E. A. Gunnison & Co .; Forest House, John C. Seavey ; Spurwink House, Aug. H. Mitchell. Pine Point-Pine Point House, M. F. Milliken; Sportsman's House, I. W. Pillsbury ; Lookaway Inn, Fred Ruggles. Prout's Neck-Checkley House, Ira C. Foss; The Willows, Mrs. E. L. Seavey; West Point House, Robert R. Jordan; Lee Cottage, Mrs. H. A. Lee; Cammock House, M. F. Libby; Southgate House, Jolin M. Kaler; Pinehurst Cottage, F. Andrews. West, Moulton House, W. S. Mclellan; The Wayland, Mrs. A. F. Moul- ton.
SEBAGO.
Thirty miles N. W. of Portland. Terminus of stage line from Mat- tocks on M. C. R. R. Name of Indian origin. First settled by Joseph Lakin and Jacob Howe in 1790. Originally a part of Baldwin; set off and incor. Feb. 10, 1826. Part of Denmark added in 1830. A part of Baldwin has since been added. A part of Naples set off in 1851. Popula- tion-1850, 850; 1860, 958; 1870, 803; 1880, 808; 1890, 681; 1900, 576. Valuation, 1860-Polls, 227; Estates, $149,623; 1870-Polls, 221; Estates, $175,550; 1880-Polls. 191; Estates, $183,095; 1890-l'olls, 204; Estates, $173,044; 1900-Polls, 189; Estates, $154,141.
1910-Population, 536; Polls, 174; Estates, $257,616.
Postmasters-E. L. Poor; East, M. P. Fitch; North, Mrs. Walter F. Bachelder; Convene, Mrs. Nellie F. Sanborn; Hillside, Howard Irish; Douglass Hill, Edward S. Douglass.
Selectmen-Naples R. F. D., P. P. Larrabee, E. N. McKenney ; Convene, B. W. Douglass.
Town Clerk-East, M. P. Fitch.
Treasurer-East, H. H. Fitch.
Collector-Fred Fitch.
Constable-F. L. Meserve.
Road Commissioners-Naples R. F. D., Elmer F. Larrabee; Hill- side, L. A. Dollof.
School Committee-North, E. H. Ward; Convene, G. P. Richard- son; Hillside, H. E. Irish. Supt .- Sarah G. Fitch.
Board of Health -F. L. Meserve, sec.
Clergyman-J. T. Costain, Meth.
Lawyer-E. L. Poor.
Justices-E. L. Poor, Oct. 30, 1915; Lillian A. Poor (to administer oaths), June 22, 1913.
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
Merchants-E. L. Poor, W. C. Poor, general stores; East, M. P. Fitch, L. M. Sanborn, general stores.
Manufacturers-J. F. Haley, carriages and painter; Charles E. Fitch, butcher. East, L. M. Sanborn, carpenter and boat builder; Fitch Bros., lumber. North, Marcellus Ward, carriages; Osborn Shaw, car- enter. Convene, J. F. Haley, photographer.
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