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S. Arata & Co., J. C. Whittier & Co. (also stationery).
Furniture-Water-F. B. Wood.
Gas, Steam and Water Pipe and Fittings-Water, So. End- GEO. FULLER'S SONS (see advt. opp. page 561), J. W. Church & Son.
Groceries and Provisions- Water-C. A. Cole, D. C. Skillin, Clement Bros., A. C. Harrington, Cash Market, Bucknam & Stickney, Jos. Cipriano, Jos. Jerow.
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware-Water-J. W. Church & Son, H. P. Getchell.
Hay and Straw-Water-Hamilton & Co., F. S. Wingate.
Ice-Water-F. C. Moore.
Lumber-Water-GEO. FULLER'S SONS (see advt. opp. p. 561), Geo. A. Palmer.
Medicines, Patent-Water-H. Noel Steeves.
Millinery-Water-F. H. Butler.
Paints and Oils-Water-J. W. Church & Son, C. L. Spaulding (paints), H. P.Getchell.
Real Estate Brokers-Water-Emery O. Beane, W. H. Perry. Seedsman-Water-Jos. Jerow.
Shingles-Water-H. Noel Steeves, Hamilton & Co.
Variety-Water-A. F. Morse & Son, C. L. Spaulding (also sprtg. goods). Watches and Jewelry-Water-H. L. Hall.
Wood-Water-Geo. A. Palmer.
.Manufacturers-Bakeries-Water-Wm. H. Hayes, J. C. Whittier & Co.
Blacksmiths-Second-Edward Stafford; Water-Walker & Gray; South End-GEO. FULLER'S SONS (see ad. op. p. 561).
Boots and Shoes, Custom and Repairs-Water-Geo. H. Willis, N. H. Bridges, Wm F. Papineau.
Boots and Shoes-Central-Johnson Bros. Shoe Mnfg. Co. Cabinet-Water-F. B. Wood.
Carpenters-J. E. Brann, Stickney & White, W. K. Storer, Chas. A. .Ogden, Stephen Zelma, Albert Waldron.
Carriage Repairing-Water-G. L. Kilgore.
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Contractors and Builders-Llewellyn E. Bradstreet, A. L. Waldron. Dressmaking-Middle-Mrs. Luther Grey, Miss Kate Couch; Second -Mrs. George Clark.
Electrophones-Water-()'Brien Electrophone Co.
Furniture Repairing- Water-Albert J. Dennison.
Granite Workers-HALLOWELL GRANITE WORKS, Joseph F. Bodwell, pres .; C. W. Tilden, treas .; L. D. Merchant, sec .; special atten- tion to building and monumental work; Geo. B. Lord.
Harness-Water-W. G. Race.
Iron Founders-Water, South End-HALLOWELL IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY. George Fuller's Sons, proprietors (see advt. opp. page 561).
Laundry, Clothes Cleaning and Pressing-Water-Whitehouse Laundry.
Lumber-Water-Geo. A. Palmer.
Machinists-Water, South End-GEO. FULLER'S SONS (see advt. opp. page 561); S. F. Davenport.
Masons-H. Trundy, Pearl Bradstreet.
Painters-Water-E. S. Gilley, H. M. Hunton, Herbert Esponnett (carriage), O'Brien Electrophone Co. (carriage and automobile); Union -Fred H. Hinckley.
Paving-Hallowell Granite Works.
Pick Poles and Boats-Loudon Hill-W. H. Sawyer.
Picture Framing-Water-H. M. Hunton.
Print Blocks-for Oil Cloths, Paper Hangings, etc .- GEORGE FUL- LER'S SONS (see advt. opp. page 561).
Printers-Water-THE REGISTER PRESS, GEO. FULLER, prop. (see advt opp. p. 561).
Proprietary Medicines-W. D. SPAULDING (see advt. opp. p. 549), Heart Cure Co.
Quartz Mill-Water, South end-Boston Flint Paper Factory of American Glue Co.
Sand Paper-Water-Boston Flint Paper Factory of American Glue Co., Ben Tenney, mngr.
Soda-Water-S. F. Davenport.
Tailors, Merchant-Water-Andrews Bros.
Taxidermists-Loudon Hill-Henry Horn & Co.
Tanners of Fur Skins-Loudon Hill-Henry Horn & Co.
Tinware and Plumbing-Water-J. W. Church & Son, H. P. Getchell.
Tools-Central-North Wayne Tool Co. (works at North Wayne), C. W. Tilden, treas.
Undertaker-Water-F. B. Wood.
Upholsterers-Water-F. B. Wood, H. M. Hunton.
Billiard Halls-Water-F. W. Drew, Geo. Bertuci.
Bill Poster-Fred Boynton.
Bowling Alley -- Water-Cæsar Falconi.
Eating Houses-Water-H. Willet, C. B. Hobbs, Geo. Bertuci, Thos. Mclaughlin, S. Arata.
Electric Light Co .- Central Maine Power Co., W. H. Williams (Augusta), supt.
Expresses-Water-American, H. H. Mayers, agent; Atlantic, C. A. Cole, agent.
Garage-Water-O'Brien Electrophone Co.
Hair Dressers-Water-A. C. Runnells, Anderson & Laffin, Fred Trial.
Hallowell Savings Institution-(See advt. back of book, p. xxiii). Hallowell Water Works-C. G. Wall, supt .; C. K. Howe, treas. Halls-Winthrop-City Hall; Water-Wilson Hall.
Insurance Agents-Water-WALTER D. SPAULDING (see advt. opp. p. 549), L. D. Merchant, Chas. H. Howard, Beane & Beane, James T. Collins, S. G. Otis.
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
Livery Stables-Union -- L. W. Niles & Co .; Water-Chas. N. Smith ; Second-S. Currier (estate) (feed).
Music Teachers-Mrs. F. R. Goodwin, Miss Helen Brown, Miss E. H. Stone, Miss Annie Chase.
Newspaper Correspondents-Water-George Fuller, J. W. Steele. Station Agent-M. C. R. R .- E. C. Douglass.
Steamboat-Eastern S. S. Co .- Water-C. G. Wall, agent. Stock Farm-Elm Hill Dairy Farm, S. G. Otis, supt.
Subscription Agency-Water-HALLOWELL REGISTER (see advt. opp. p. 561).
Telegraph-W. U., J. E. Murphy, mngr.
Public Institution-State Industrial School for Girls, Miss Gert- rude L. McDonald, supt.
Library-Hubbard Free, 10,500 vols., Miss Annie Page, lib.
High School-Harry W. Kidder, prin.
Associations-Masons-Kennebec No. 5, Wed. on or before full moon ; Jerusalem R. A. C. No. 4, Thurs. on or before full moon; Alpha Council No. 3, Wed. after full moon; Eastern Star, Queen Esther, No. 10, 1st and 3d Tues. K. of P .- Granite No. 50, Tues .; Uniformed Rank, Hallowell, No. 25, 1st Mon .; Pythian Sisters, Granite, No. 10, Monday. I. O. O. F. -Sanborn, No. 93, Thurs. A. O. U. W .- Crescent, No. 3, Fri. Degree of Honor-Celestial, Tues. G. A. R .- J. B. Hubbard, No. 20, 1st and 3d Mon .; Relief Corps, No. 59, Wed. N. W. R. C .- No. 90, Thurs. S. of V. -C. W. Tilden, Ist and 3d Monday. U. O. G. C .- Hallowell, No. 317, Tues. I. O. F .- Annabessacook, No. 1440, 2d and 4th Wed. K. O. T. M -Pine Tree, No. 6, 2d and 4th Fri. American Benefit Soc., alt. Monday. M. W. of A. Centennial Burial Ground Assoc .- Annual meeting, March. Library Building Assoc. Loan and Building Assoc .- C. W. Tilden, pres., Geo. A. Safford, sec. Granite Cutters' Union. Hallowell Cemetery-F. B. Wood, supt. Kennebec Realty Co .- W. H. Perry, treas. Kennebec Central Driving Club.
Hotel-Second-Hallowell House, F. W. Drew, prop.
Banks and Newspaper-See tables.
LITCHFIELD.
Sixteen miles S. S. W. of Augusta. Settled 1776. First called Smithfield Plantation, from numerous families by name of Smith. Inc. Feb. 18, 1795 Litchfield Academy incorporated 1845. Population-1850, 2100; 1860, 1704; 1870, 1506; 1880, 1310; 1890, 1126; 1900, 1057. Valuation, 1860- Polls, 402; Estates, $475,149; 1870-Polls, 383; Estates, $496,908; 1880- Polls, 382; Estates, $454,330; 1890-Polls, 350; Estates, $383,514; 1900- Polls, 313; Estates, $367,717.
1910-Population, 964; Polls, 258; Estates, $375,128.
Stages from Richmond to Corners; from Augusta to Litchfield. R. F. D. to South and Plains.
Postmasters-Frank N. Adams; Corners, J. E. Chase.
Selectmen-R. F. D. 18, E. P. Springer; R. F. D. 17, E. M. Walker, N. E. True.
Town Clerk-R. F. D. 18, W. F. Adams.
Treasurer-R. F. D. 18, F. E. Lane.
Collector-R. F. D. 17, G. M. Rogers.
Constable-R. F. D. 18, O. A. True.
Road Commissioner-R. F. D. 18, Geo. E. Ricker.
School Committee-Corners, E. L. Campbell; R. F. D. 17, A. R. Bucklin, E. D. Cram. Supt .- R. W. Goss.
Board of Health-R. F. D. 17, Gardiner Roberts, sec.
Clergymen-Plains, vacant, F. Bap .; Corners, J. S. Richards, Cong .; South, supplies, F. Bap.
Physicians-R. W. Goss; Corners, I. W. Gilbert.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Justices -- F. E. Mitchell, June 29, 1912; Jolm Purinton, Feb. 24, 1917; Geo. W. Earle, May 10, 1919; Emlen P. Springer, Mar. 15, 1919. Trial, Frank N. Adams, May 26, 1915.
Merchants-Frank Adams, general stores; Corners, Chapin Lydstone, Chas. Campbell, general stores. Plains, F. J. Toothaker, G. M. Rogers, general stores.
Manufacturer's-A. D. Bartlett, lumber, grist mill and grain. R. F. D., E. F. Ranks, shingles. Plains, Loren Ayer, lumber. Richmond Corners P. O., E. D. Cornish, lumber.
Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor-Richmond Corners P. O., John Purington.
Litchfield Academy-Corners, Stanley I. French, prin.
.Isso'tus-Litchfield Band. Corners-Masons-Morning Star, Tues. on or before full moon; Eastern Star, Mystic, No, 69, 1st and 3d Thurs. G. A. R .- Libby Post, No. 93; Relief Corps, No. 78, 1st and 3d Mon. on or after full moon. U. O. G. C .- Evening Star, No. 561, 2d and 4th Wed. . South-P. of H .- Litchfield, No. 127, first Sat.
Hotel-Corners, Litchfield House, E. L. Campbell.
MANCHESTER.
Four miles W. of Augusta. Settled, 1775. Incorporated Aug. 12, 1850, un- der name of Kennebec. Composed of parts of Augusta, Hallowell, Litch field, Winthrop, and Readfield. Name changed April 18, 1854. Popula- tion-1860, 813; 1870, 732; 1880, 623; 1890, 612; 1900, 518. Valuation, 1860 -Polls, 193; Estates, $295,792; 1870-Polls, 160; Estates, $320,219; 1880 -Polls, 180; Estates, $291.200; 1890-Polls, 174; Estates, $261,702; 1900 -Polls, 166; Estates, $250,517.
1910-Population, 601; Polls, 196; Estates, $288,514.
On L. A. & W. Electric Railroad.
Postmaster-A. M. Bowman.
Selectmen-Hallowell R. F. D. 8, James W. Morrill; John R. Dag- gett, F. H. Gilman.
Town Clerk-W. M. Creasey.
Treasurer, Collector and Constable-A. M. Bowman.
Road Commissioner -- M. J. Bither.
School Committee-C. H. Davis, F. B. Robinson, A. W. Hawkes. Supt .- J. L. Hunt.
Board of Health-G. M. Knowles, sec.
Clergymen - Vacant, Bap .; vacant, Union Church; I. Warren Hawkes, Friends.
Lawyer-Loring Farr.
Justices-James T. Collins, Feb. 9, 1919; F. N. Gilman, June 16, 1918; Frank B. Robinson, Mar. 15, 1919.
Merchants-Bowman & Flynt, general stores ; F. H. Gilman, drugs.
Manufacturers-Chas. S. Pope, cream. Augusta P. O., H. F. Cummings, long lumber.
Telephones-Woodland Tel. Co., J. T. Collins, mngr .; N. E. T. & T. Co .. L. H. Hammond.
Veterinary Surgeons-F. H. Gilman, C. L. Wakefield.
.Asso'In-P. of H .- Manchester, No. 172, 1st and 3d Sat.
Hotels-Lake Side House, J. W. Emery; Gardiner P. O., Lake View Inn, H. D. Pinkham.
MONMOUTH.
Sixteen miles S. W. of Augusta. On Me. Cent. Railroad, forty-eight miles from Portland. . First settled in 1775. Has been called Freetown, Bloom- ingborough, and Wales. Incorporated Jan. 20, 1792, and named in honor
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
of the battle of Monmouth. Population-1850, 1025; 1860, 1854; 1870, 1744; 1880, 1520; 1890, 1362; 1900, 1236. Valuation, 1860-Polls, 447; Es- tates, $501,989; 1870-Polls, 403; Est., $592,068: 1880-Polls, 846; Est., $609,042; 1890-Polls, 444; Est., $690,726; 1900-Polls, 407; Est., $707,345; 1910-Population, 1386; Polls, 442; Estates, $707,469.
R. F. D. to South and East.
Postmasters-C. W. Prescott; North, Melzer Peaslee.
· Selectmen-E. A. Prescott; Winthrop R. F. D. 21, A. A. Sawyer; U. S. Emery.
Town Clerk-C. J. Bragdon.
Treasurer-J. F. Moody.
Collector and Constable-North, R. A. King.
Road Commissioner -- Winthrop R. F. D. 21, B. J. Smith. School Committee-E. E. Day, J. M. Prescott; North, H. S. Bent. Supt .-- Winthrop R. F. D. 21, U. A. Tilson.
Board of Health-North, J. L. Orcutt, sec.
Clergymen-G. E. Whidden, Cong .; C. I. Spear, Meth .; vacant, Bap .; South, supplies, F. Bap .; supplies, Bap .; East, vacant, Union Church; North, vacant, Meth.
Physicians-C. M. Randlette, H. E. Hanscom.
Notaries-H. B. Frost, Feb. 24, 1917; Clarence L. Thompson, Feb. 24,1917.
Justices-Josiah L. Orcutt, Feb. 25, 1915; A. S. Smith, Feb. 1, 1918; Albert G. Smith. Oct. 30, 1915; A. E. Fairbanks, Dec. 14, 1912; J. S. Jewett, Feb. 23, 1913; Carl F. Getchell, Nov. 15, 1913; Hollis Turner, Dec. 13, 1913; H. B. Frost, February 24, 1917; Nelson W. Richardson, March 30, 1917.
Merchants-J. A. Cunningham, Charles Whitehouse, general stores ; Charles W. Prescott, druggist and paper hangings; Day & Richardson, stoves, tin, hardware, bicycles and crockery; W. W. Woodbury, clothing, boots and shoes; O. F. Frost, H. B. Blake & Co. (also groceries, paints and oils), E. M. Marks, grain and feed; W. P. Norris, meats, pro- visions and confectionery; J. H. Gilman, horses, carriages and harness; Prescott Bros., cement; J. H. Gilman, cattle broker; O. F. Frost, bees; Augustus V. Blaisdell, Cochnewagan Lumber Co., lumber; Charles J. Bragdon, undertaker; J. E. Cunningham, coal. East, H. S. Frost, general stores. North, G. Walter Whiting, corn, meal and feed; Harry Hallowell, general stores; Melzer Peaslee, meats; C. C. Clark, meats and provisions. South, P. Eugene Frost, general stores.
Manufacturers-M. L. Getchell Co., moccasins and tannery; A. V. Blaisdell, Cochnewagan Lumber Co., saw mill, shingles, boxes, plan- ing and barrels; C. S. Flanders, J. H. Jenness, wheelwrights and smiths; O. F. Frost, grist mill; Day & Richardson, tinware; H. H. Cochran (fresco), Geo. Pottle, painters; E. T. Wilson, woodwork and planing; Monmouth Canning Co., canned goods; E. C. Leighton, apple barrels.
North, E. L. Donnell, carpenter and machinist; G. Walter, Whiting grist mill; Winthrop Mills Co., R. C. Mellroy, agent (Winthrop), bed blankets. South, Eugene Brown, smith. East, B. J. Perkins, C. H. Al- lan, masons.
Auctioneers-North, J. L. Orcutt; Winthrop P. O., F. E. Carr.
Barber-A. J. Loon.
Claim AAgent-North, J. L. Orcutt.
Electric Light Co .- Monmouth Electric Light Co., John Pinkham, mngr.
Land Surveyor-North, J. L. Orcutt.
Library-Cumston Free, Miss C. C. Pierce, librarian, 6,400 vols.
Livery Stables-J. H. Gilman, H. D. Shepard.
Academy-Monmouth Academy, inc. 1803, A. J. Chick, prin.
Insurance-(Fire) H. C. Frost, Albert G. Smith, M. M. Richardson. Real Estate-C. F. Getchell.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Station and American Express Agents-M. C. R. R., Geo. H. Stetson; Annabessacook, Geo. A. Rand.
Telegraph-W. U., G. Rosebush, operator.
Telephone Agents-N. E. T. & T. Co. and Lewiston, Greene & Monmouth Tel. Co., E. E. York; North, Lewiston, Greene & Monmouth Tel. Co., Harry Hallowell; East, L. G. & M. Tel. Co., Mrs. S. H. Jones; South, Eugene Frost.
Telephone Co .- Lewiston, Greene & Monmouth Tel. Co., Rutillus Alden (Winthrop), pres .; H. M. Blake, treas.
State Fish Hatchery -- Cobbossecontee Fish Hatchery, W. A. Whit- ing, supt.
.Isso'tus-Masons-Monmouth, No. 110, Sat. on or before full moon; Eastern Star, Boynton, alt. Thurs. P. of H .- Monmouth, No. 39, Wed. A. O. U. W .- Monmouth, No. 29. 1st and 3d Mon. G. A. R .- G. K. Norris Post, No. 127, 1st and 3d Sat .; Relief Corps, 1st and 3d Tues. U. O. G. C .- Monmouth, No. 358, 2d and 4th Mon. K. of P .- Cochnewagan, Tues. North-Jr. O. U. A. M .- Mon. Daughters of Liberty-Tues.
- Hotel-Cochnewagan House, H. D. Shepard, prop.
Summer Hotels -- Cobbossecontee, Chas. Brown; J. F. Moody; Del- ano House, A. A. Judkins.
MOUNT VERNON.
Twenty miles N. W. of Augusta. First settled, 1774. First known as Washington Plantation. Incorporated in June 28, 1792, and named from the estate of General Washington. Population-1850, 1479; 1860, 1464; 1870, 1252; 1880, 1170; 1890, 940; 1900, 906. Valuation, 1860-Polls, 369; Estates, $315,186; 1870-Polls, 328; Estates, $397,034; 1880-Polls, 320; Estates, $393,381; 1890-Polls, 319; Estates, $357,275; 1900-Polls, 300; Estates, $329,172.
1910-Population, 898; Polls, 262; Estates, $341,253.
Stage twice daily from Readfield on M. C. R. R.
Walton's Mills, same as West Mount Vernon.
R. F. D. to West, East, South and Currier.
Postmaster-W. E. Carson.
Selectmen-Edgar E. Robinson; Readfield R. F. D. 27, Fred A. Walk- er; Fred L. Hopkins.
Town Clerk-B. R. Cram.
Treasurer-A. P. Cram.
Collector and Constable-Elbridge M. Tracey.
Road Commissioners-H. K. Luce; Readfield R. F. D. 27, H. M. Hall.
School Committee-H. A. Mooers; Readfield R. F. D. 27, Fred L. Ingham, Miles Williams. Supt .- T. W. McQuaide.
Board of Health-A. P. Cram, sec.
Clergymen-Vacant, Bap .; H. C. Glidden, Meth .; F. W. Klein, F. Bap.
Physicians-H. F. Shaw, H. E. Williams.
Lawyer-Ralph W. Leighton.
Notarics-R. W. Leighton, Feb. 23, 1913; J. F. Hammond, Dec. 14, 1918.
Justices-A. P. Cram, April 12, 1918; J. W. Allen, Dec. 30, 1917 ; J. F. Hammond, Mar. 30, 1916. Trial, Costello Weston, Jan. 18, 1919. Dedimus, A. P. Cram.
.Merchants-A. P. Cram & Son, Allen Bros. (also iron, steel and wool), general stores; A. P. Cram & Son, apothecaries; C. O. Fellows, stoves and tinware; W. T. Morrill, groceries; Tracy & Tyler, meats and groceries; N. A. Clough, second hand goods. West, Mrs. C. C. Walton, general stores.
MManufacturers-H. E. Carson, grist mill; W. E. Carson, long and short lumber; R. H. Jacobs, turning and jobbing ; A. Gordon, smith ; J. A. Rundlette, harness; G. B. Fairbanks, H. H. Healey, carpenters ;
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
W. E. Carson, saw-mill; H. S. Russ, H. A. Comstock, R. H. Jacobs, carriages; F. M. Bean, E. L. Bean, Edward Walton, Charles Kingsbury, painters ; G. B. Fairbanks, boat builder; Mrs. Ira Tracy, Zula Butler, Nellie L. Butler, dressmakers ; H. H. Healey, mason; Mrs. Ella Leighton, milliner.
West, C. E. Butler & Son, coopers; O. Brown, smith; C. W. Mansur, (estate), tannery ; Russell Bros. & Briggs (Farmington P. O.), long and short lumber; William Sibley, mason; O. Brown, machinist; Union Land and Lumber Co. (Farmintogn P. O.), lumbermen; Edward French (repairs), boots and shoes.
South, Hiram Gilman, S. A. Dudley, smiths; F. Kendall, saw mill. East, J. C. Scates, lumber and shingles.
Barbers-D. Harmon, Chas. O. Fellows, Chas. Kingsbury.
Halls-Masons; Odd Fellows.
Insurance Brokers-(Fire), J. W. Allen, A. P. Cram, J. F. Han- mond.
Livery Stable-W. E. Carson.
Music Teachers-Mrs. Alice Mooers, Mrs. Ruby Hawes, Vesta Dol- loff, D. M. Teague, Nellie L. Butler.
Poultry Breeder-A. W. Tyler.
Printer-L. C. Gordon.
School-High, O. E. Young, prin.
Steam Pleasure Boats-South, Hiram Gilman; West, O. Brown. Telephone-Mt. Vernon Tel. Co., H. S. Russ, mngr.
Veterinary Surgeon-J. H. Black.
Asso'tus-Masons-Vernon Valley, Tues. on or before full moon .; Eastern Star, Vernon Valley, Tues. after full moon. I. O. O. F .- Minne- honk, No. 131, Wed .; Amity Rebekah, No. 101, 1st and 3d Wed. G. A. R .- Cyrus M. Williams Post, Sat. after full moon. Women's Relief Corps, 3d Sat. A. O. U. W .- No. 31, 2d and 4th Mon. M. W. of A .- No. 1044, 1st and 3d Sat. P. of H .- 2d and 4th Sat. Calumet Club-J. F. Hammond, sec. Knapp's Orchestra-H. W. Knapp, leader. Mt. Vernon Orchestra, J, W. Allen, director. Mt. Vernon Brass Band.
Hotels-The Mt. Vernon, Mrs. C. W. Mansur, prop .; The Gables (private), J. H. Wing.
OAKLAND.
Sixteen miles North of Augusta, and seventy-five miles from Portland, on the Maine Central R. R. Set off from Waterville, and incorporated as West Waterville Feb. 26, 1873. Name changed to Oakland, Mar. 10, 1883. Population-1880, 1646; 1890, 2044; 1900, 1913. Valuation, 1880-Polls, 453; Estates, $661,157; 1890-Polls, 542; Estates, $1,113,356; 1900-Polls, 621; Estates, $926,425.
1910-Population, 2257; Polls, 723; Estates, $1,129,631.
On Waterville, Fairfield & Oakland Railway (electric).
Postmaster-Geo. W. Goulding.
Selectmen-H. W. Greeley, B. J. Libby, E. A. Richardson.
Town Clerk-L. M. Andrews.
Treasurer-J. E. Harris.
Collector-A. H. Lord.
Constables-B. O. York, E. A. Watson, W. H. Hersom, M. S. Thomas, L. C. Bagley.
School Committee-E. M. Foster, John E. Snell, Geo. W. Field. Supt .-- Fairfield P. O., Wm. O. Hersey,
Board of Health-C. H. Witherell, sec.
Cler gymen-Geo. L. Pressey, Meth .; C. D. Hazelton, Bap .; C. A. Hayden, Univ .; A. L. Gerrish, R. L. Kimball, F. Bap.
Dentist-W. J. Judkins.
Physicians-V. C. Totman, Carl HI. Witherell, M. S. Holmes (Hom.).
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Lawyers-GEO. W. FIELD (see advt. opp. p. 549), H. L. Hunton.
Notaries-Joseph E. Harris, Feb. 10, 1916; Lester M. Andrews, Mar. 29, 1918; H. L. Hunton, June 28, 1917.
Justices-Howard W. Wells, Mar. 9, 1916; Geo. H. Bryant, Mar. 30, 1917; Myra L. Wells (to administer oaths), Dec. 31, 1914; W. H. Judkins, Aug. 30, 1917. Trial, Geo. W. Field, Sept. 21, 1913; Geo. H. Bryant, May 19, 1912. Dedimus, Geo. H. Bryant, Joseph E. Harris.
.Merchants-Bicycles and Sewing Machines-D. M. MARSHALL CO. (see advt. opp. page 549).
Books and Stationery-C. H. Martin, Samuel J. Foster.
Boots and Shoes-J. H. Morse Co., M. L. French, A. L. Hatch & Co. Clothing and Men's Furnishing-J. H. Morse Co., M. L. French.
Coal and Wood-AYER & GREELEY (see advt. opp. p. 549), Stephen Blaisdell (wood).
Crockery and Glass Ware-Blake Bros., A. W. Leonard.
Doors, Sash and Blinds-D. M. MARSHALL CO. (see ad. op. p. 549).
Druggist-Samuel J. Foster.
Dry and Fancy Goods-Ridley & Flanders.
Fish-Chas. L. Thomas, Sanford's Market, F. O. Osborne.
Fertilizers-M. Libby (also salt).
Flour, Grain and Hay-H. W. GREELEY CO. (see advt. opp. p. 549), F. W. Smith.
Fruit and Confectionery-C. H. Martin, J. E. Morrisette, Aifred Adams, Isaac Talberth.
Furniture, Caskets and Picture Frames-W. H. Wheeler & Son. Groceries and Provisions-Blake Bros., A. W. Leonard, M. Libby, Geo. P. Boynton, F. W. Smith, C. E. Davies, F. O. Osborne, Sanford's Market.
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Paints, Oils and Sporting Goods -D. M. MARSHALL CO. (see advt. opp. p. 549), A. W. Leonard, M. Libby (hardware and paints), A. O. Burrill (hardware), A. Winslow (paints, paper hangings, etc.)
Harness-A. Winslow & Co., A. W. Leonard.
Ice-H. W. Scribner.
Lumber-A. B. BATES & CO. (see advt. opp. p. 549), H. W. GREELEY CO. (see advt. opp. p. 549), Stephen Blaisdell, D. M. MARSHALL & CO. (see advt. opp. p. 549).
Mileage Tickets-W. H. Wheeler & Son.
Millinery-Mrs. Bertha L. Strickland.
Mill Supplies-A. B. BATES & CO. (see advt. opp. p. 549).
Phonographs and Supplies-J. E. Morrisette.
Salt, Wholesale-H. W. GREELEY CO. (see advt. opp. p. 549). Watches and Jewelry-E. H. Morin.
Manufacturers-Artificial Limbs-H. W. Wells.
Axes and Scythes-EMERSON & STEVENS MNFG. CO. (see advt. opp. page 549), Dunn Edge Tool Co., Witherell Scythe Co., Jas. H. With- erell, manager, King Axe Co.
Boots and Shoes-(Custom and Repairs), A. L. Hatch & Co., Geo. E. Lewis, A. M. Knowles.
Canned Goods-Portland Packing Co., W. E. Pride, supt.
Carpenters-W. G. Folsom, N. P. Beverage, E. A. Richardson, Frank Page, Walter Dyer, John Pressey, C. S. Thompson.
Carriages-Benson & Wing, Grover & Thompson, J. T. Flynn, E. A. Watson.
Cigars-Isaac Talberth.
Granite-Norridgewock Granite Co., W. M. Ayer, pres. (quarries at Norridgewock).
Grist Mill-H. W. GREELEY CO. (see advt. opp. p. 519).
Harness-A. Winslow & Co.
Hay Knives, Edge Tools, Etc .- Dunn Edge Tool Co.
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Lumber and Boxes-A. B. BATES & CO. (see advt. opp. page 549), Stephen Blaisdell (lumber).
Machinists and Founders-A. B. BATES & CO. (also threshing ma. chines) (see advt. opp. p. 549), M. C. Railway Co. Repair Shops, H. L. Dane, foreman car repairs.
Masons-John Haynes, A. L. Walton, S. B. Preble.
Merchant Tailor-M. L. French.
Painters-Carriage, Benson & Wing; House, A. F. Bachelder, Chas. Dusty, S. Pettee.
Plumbing, Steam Fitting and Tinware-D. M. MARSHALL CO. (see ad. op. p. 549), A. O, Burrill,A. B. BATES & CO. (see ad. op. p. 549). Printer-O. E. Crowell.
Proprietory Medicines-C. D. WILLIAMS & CO. (see advt. opp. p. 600).
Shingles-AMOS FURBUSH (see advt. opp. p. 549).
Shovel Handles-Ames Shovel & Tool Co., AMOS FURBUSH (see advt. opp. page 549).
Smiths-W. H. Prentiss, Gilman & Booker, E. A. Watson, J. T. Flynn, Harry A. Gordon.
Wood Work-A. B. BATES & CO. (see advt. opp. p. 549), A. FUR- BUSH (see advt. opp. p. 549).
Woolen Goods-Cascade Woolen Mill, George H. Winegar, supt., Oak- land Woolen Mills Co. (Inc.), W. H. Duval, treas., Roy Brier, supt.
Barbers-Geo. W. Wilson, Morris L. Strickland.
Billiard Hall-J. E. Morrisette.
Central Maine Power Co .- Ralph J. Patterson (Waterville P.O.), supt.
Express-American, R. C. Taylor, agent.
Halls-Memorial, H. W. Greeley, agent; Messalonskee ; P. of H.
High School-Forrest L. Mason, prin.
Insurance-Geo. H. Bryant, A. H. Lord, Edwin M. Foster. Laundry-Chin Pung.
Library-Oakland Free Public Library and Reading Room, Miss Helen A. Smiley, lib., 1700 vol.
Livery Stable-W. H. Miller.
Nurseryman-J. C. Hussey.
Oakland Water Co .- Geo. L. Learned, mngr., Geo. H. Bryant, agt. Real Estate-GEO. W. FIELD (see advt. opp. p. 549), ODLIN & ODLIN, L. B. Dolloff, agent (see advt. opp. p. 276).
Restaurant-Alfred Adams.
Sporting Camps-Wynona Beach Camps, A. E. Jack, prop.
Station Agent-M. C. R. R .- G. H. Foster.
Surety Bonds-GEO. W. FIELD (see advt. opp. p. 549).
Telephones- N. E. T. & T. Co., Mrs. Agnes C. Demmons, mngr., Kennebec Farm & City T. Co., Miss Carolyn F. Gage.
Assot'ns-Masons-Messalonskee, No. 113, 1st Sat .; Drummond R. A. C., No. 27, 1st Wed .; Mt. Lebanon Council No. 13, 1st Mon. P. of H .- Cascade, No. 92, Sat. I. O. O. F .- Amon, No. 95, Tues .; Acme Rebekah, 2d and 4th Thurs. A. O. U. W .- Oakland, No. 21, 1st and 3d Thurs; Ham- ilton Degree of Honor, 2d and 4th Wed. U. O. G. C .- Bodwell. No. 410, 2d Mon. G. A. R .- Sergt. Wyman, No. 97, 1st Mon .; National Relief Corps, Ist and 3d Wed. S. of V .- J. Wesley Gilman, No. 26, 1st and 3d Fri .; Ladies Auxiliary 2d and 4th Fri. I. O. F .- Messalonskee, No. 1684, 4th Thurs. K. of P .- Nidoba, No. 23, Fri. Mechanics Band-J. R. Brown, leader. M. W. of A .- Tues. Board of Trade-A. W. Leonard, pres., C. A. Ridley, sec.
Boarding Houses-Mrs. Cora Babb, Mrs. Mary Ditson, Mrs. Stephen Blaisdell (lodging).
Hotel-Oakland Hotel, W. H. Miller.
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