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School Committee-No. Bethel P. O., A. E. Bailey, W. A. Foster; North, W. B. Wight. Supt .-- North, Mrs. H. F. Thurston.
Board of Health-North, L. E. Wight, sec.
Clergyman- - Lawrence, Meth.
Merchant-North, W. D. Kilgore, dry and fancy goods.
Manufacturers-E. B. Knapp, W. N. Powers, smiths ; C. H. L. Pow- ers, mason; North, Chas. Douglass, S. A. Eames, W. W. Kilgore (also spool stock), long and short lumber; A. C. Littlehale, boots and shoes; R. W. Kilgore, C. C. Bennett, smiths ; H. F. Thurston, spool stock and short lumber; John Braun & Sons, lawn mowers. No. Bethel P. O., C. A. Baker, spool stock, long and short lumber.
Library-Bear River Grange, A. E. Bailey, lib., 300 vols.
Asso'tn-P. of H .- Bear River, No. 285.
Hotels-North, Poplar Hotel, W. W. Kilgore, R. W. Kilgore.
Summer Camps-North, C. D. Kellogg.
NORWAY.
One mile W. of So. Paris. Terminus of Norway branch of G. T. Ry. and Norway & Paris Street Railway. Stage lines from Harrison, Water- ford, Lynchville, Stoneham and Lovell. First settled in 1786. Before incorporation called Rustfield, in honor of Captain Rust, a large proprietor. Incorporated 112th town March 9, 1797. Phillips Gore an- nexed in 1821. Population-1850, 1963; 1860, 1982; 1870, 1955; 1880, 2,519; 1890, 2665; 1900, 2902. Valuation, 1860-Polls, 446; Estates, $540,355; 1870-Polls, 489; Est., $641,644; 1880-Polls, 645; Est., $889,863; 1890 -Polls, 732; Est., $1,181,797; 1900-Polls, 768; Est., $1,302,595. 1910-Population, 3002; Polls, 905; Estates, $1,398,952.
R. F. D. to North.
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OXFORD COUNTY.
Postmasters-C. S Akers; Norway Lake, J. L. Partridge.
Selectmen-Geo. W. Holmes; R. F. D. 1, A. J. Millett; W. A. Hersey Town Clerk and Treasurer-Stuart W. Goodwin.
Collector and Constable-Frank E. DeCoster.
Road Commissioner-J. A. Roberts.
School Committee-L. Hall Trufant, Hermon L. Horne, Wm. F. Jones. Supt .- True C. Morrill.
Board of Health-H. L. Bartlett, sec.
MMunicipal Court-W. F. Jones, judge; civil jurisdiction, $200; terms, Ist Tuesday each month at 10 a. m. Established 1885. Last amend- ment 1907.
Norway Village Corporation-Meeting 2d Tues., Apr. Geo. W. Holmes, S. W. Goodwin, W. A. Bicknell, assessors; F. E. DeCoster, clerk, treasurer and collector; Geo. F. Hathaway, Ist engineer.
Board of Trade-Fred E. Smith, pres., F. E. DeCoster, sec.
Clergymen-Vacant, Ist; R. J. Bruce, 2d, Cong .; M. C. Ward, Univ .; Orrin L. Stone, B. C. Wentworth, Meth .; vacant, Bap .; vacant, Epis .; North, supplies, Meth.
Veterinary Surgeon-E. C. Walker.
Physicians-Bial F. Bradbury (U. S. exam. surg.), F. N. Barker, H. 'L. Bartlett, L. Hall Trufant.
Dentists-H. P. JONES, D.D.S., Drake & Rounds.
Lawyers-ALBERT J. STEARNS (see advt. opp. page 664), C. F. Whitman, Kimball & Son, E. F. Smith, W. F. Jones.
Notaries-Howard D. Smith, Apr. 29, 1917; A. S. Kimball, May 24, 1913; Fred E. Smith, Dec. 31, 1914; Albert J. Stearns, Apr. 16, 1916.
Justices-Chas. A. Frost, Nov. 15, 1913; W. F. Jones, Aug. 28, 1915; A. S. Kimball, Dec. 31, 1913; Eugene F. Smith, Dec. 31, 1914; M. L. Kimball, Oct. 6, 1916: Albert J. Stearns, Dec. 21, 1916; Edward E. Witt, June 29, 1912; S. W. Goodwin, Apr. 29, 1917; Margaret A. Baker (to ad- minister oaths), July 13, 1918. Trial, Chas. F. Whitman, Nov. 19, 1915. Dedimus, E. F. Smith.
.Merchants-Agricultural Implements-Wm. C. Leavitt Co. Ammonia (wholesale)-J. N. Tubbs.
Apothecaries, Books, Stationery, News, Etc .- F. P. Stone, Frank Kimball.
Automobiles and Supplies-F. H. Beck, V. W. HILLS.
Bark-Charles A. Pride.
Boots and Shoes-E. N. Sweet Shoe Co., Jas. Smith Shoe Store.
Carriages-H. L. Libby.
Carriage Hardware and Blacksmith's Supplies-S. J. Record & Co.
Cigars and Tobacco-I. W. Waite.
Clothing and Men's Furnishing Goods-F. H. Noyes Co., H. B. Foster.
Coal-J. P. Cullinan (also wood).
Crockery and Glassware-Hobbs Variety Store Co. (also drain pipe), Mrs. A. J. Nevers.
Curtains and Paper Hangings-F. P. Stone, Hobbs Variety Store Co., Frank Kimball.
Doors, Sash and House Finish-C. L. Hathaway, H. L. Horne, W. F. & E. B. Tubbs.
Dry and Fancy Goods-Thos. Smiley, Z. L. Merchant & Co.
Fertilizers-C. B. CUMMINGS & SONS (see advt. opp. p. 664), H. E. Gibson; Lake, Partridge Bros.
Fish Markets-Edwin Rich, L. I. Gilbert, C. A. Richardson, E. B. Jackson.
Fruit and Confectionery-Mrs. A. J. Nevers (fruit wholesale), John H. Fletcher, Chas. Bonardi.
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Furniture and Carpets-C. B. CUMMINGS & SONS (see advt. opp. p. 664), Otto Schnuer, Mrs. F. H. Horne.
Gasoline Engines and Supplies-F. H. Beck.
General Stores-Lake, Partridge Bros.
Grain and Feed-H. E. Gibson (also salt), C. B. CUMMINGS & SONS (see advt. opp. p. 664); Lake, Partridge Bros.
Groceries-Brooks & Drake, E. F. Bicknell, S. Harriman, Chas. F. Ridlon, E. E. Durgin, W. E. Foss, L. I. Gilbert, Jas. N. Tubbs.
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware-J. O. Crooker, Wm. C. Leavitt Co., Hobbs Variety Store Co. (stoves), L. M. Longley (stoves).
Harness, Trunks, Etc .- Jas. N. Favor, H. F. & E. E. Andrews (harness), A. P. Bassett.
Hay and Straw-C. B. CUMMINGS & SONS (see advt. opp. p. 664), H. E. Gibson.
Ice-Norway Ice Co., H. T. Whittridge, prop.
Junk-M. Klain, Block & Isaacson.
Lumber-C. L. Hathaway, C. B. CUMMINGS & SONS (also lime and cement) (see advt. opp. page 664), H. L. Horne, W. F. & E. B. Tubbs, W. S. Pierce (shingles and roofing).
Meats und Provisions-E. B. Jackson, O. P. Brooks (also hides), W. E. Foss, L. I. Gilbert, Jas. N. Tubbs, C. A. Richardson.
Merchant Tailors-H. Lane, F. H. Noyes Co., Allard & Moulton.
Minerals, Gems, Etc .- Ross L. Bickford, Freeland Howe, jr., ROB- ERT F. BICKFORD (see advt. opp. p. 664).
Millinery and Fancy Goods-Mrs. R. L. Powers, Miss H. M. Taylor. Music and Musical Merchandise-Cole's Jewelry Store.
Nursery Stock-D. S. Sanborn.
Paints and Oils-C. L. Hathaway, Frank Kimball, F. P. Stone, Wm. C. Leavitt Co., Jas. N. Tubbs, H. L. Horne, J. O. Crooker.
Phonographs, Graphophones and Supplies-V. W. HILLS, John H. Fletcher, Cole's Jewelry Store, I. W. Waite.
Photographers' Supplies-V. W. Hills, Miss M. F. Libby, F. Kimball.
Sewing Machines, Pianos and Organs-Allard & Moulton, Hobbs Variety Store Co. (sewing machines), Cole's Jewelry Store.
Sporting Goods-E. F. Bicknell, F. Kimball, F. P. Stone, I. W. Waite. Steam Fittings and Mill Supplies-F. W. Murdock.
Variety-Hobbs Variety Store Co., Z. L. Merchant & Co.
Watches and Jewelry-V. W. HILLS, Cole's Jewelry Store, A. C. Lord.
Wool-H. F. & E. E. Andrews.
Manufacturers-Apple Barrels-Scott Merrill.
Bakers-Chas. R. Raiiger & Co.
Blacksmiths-F. H. Hurd, F. J. Cook, Arthur Miller; carriage, E. H. Haggett, H. L. Libby; Lake, A. D. Kilgore.
Boats and Canoes-Geo. R. Stephenson, H. H. Hosmer.
Boiler Handles-Wm. C. Leavitt Co.
Boots and Shoes-B. F. Spinney & Co., The Radcliffe Shoe Co., Custom and Repairs, E. M. Thomas & Co.
Bottler-Mrs. A. J. Nevers.
Butchers-O. P. Brooks, Chas. R. Richardson.
Canned Goods-H. F. Webb Co., D. M. French, supt.
Carpenters-M. M. Fuller, M. Pike, G. W. Herrick, H. E.Mixer.
Carriage Woodwork-E. H. Haggett, F. J. Cook, F. H. Hurd.
Chairs and Upholstering-Otto Schnuer.
Confectionery-John H. Fletcher.
Contractors and Builders-Chas. H. Adams, J. B. Hazen, Geo. Swift, W. S. Sloan, Chas. A. Frost, H. C. Everett (also saw filer), Chas. Evers.
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Dressmakers-Mrs. Alma Harriman, Miss Georgia Walker, Thos. Smiley, Mrs. Hattie A. Small, Z. L. Merchant & Co.
Grist Mills-C. B. CUMMINGS & SONS (see advt. opp. p. 664), H. E. Gibson; Lake, Partridge Bros.
Harness-Jas. N. Favor.
Lapidary-ROBT. F. BICKFORD (see advt. opp. p. 664).
Lumber, Spool Stock, Dowels and Boxes-C. B. CUMMINGS & SONS (see advt. opp. p. 664).
Lumbermen-C. B. CUMMINGS & SONS (see advt. opp. p. GG4), Lake, Partridge Bros.
Machinist-F. W. Murdock.
Marble and Granite-J. F. Bolster.
Masons-I. W. Abbott, Albert Hill.
Medicines-NORWAY MEDICINE CO., Brown's Instant Relief, A. L. F. Pike, manager and treas.
Millwright-J. B. Hazen.
Novelties, Dowels and Lock Corner Boxes-Novelty Turning Co., H. W. Brown, prop.
Painters-House, Jolin Sampson, H. P. Sawyer, John Hutchins, Wm.
. B. Walker, F. D. Briggs; carriage, G. H. Bennett, E. H. Haggett.
Photographers-Miss M. F. Libby, W. L. Merrill.
Plumbers and Tin Smiths-Win. C. Leavitt Co., L. M. Longley.
Snow Shoes-W. F. & E. B. Tubbs, A. M. Dunham, Herbert H. Hosmer.
Undertaker-J. F. Bolster.
Wood Working-H. C. Everett, W. F. & E. B. Tubbs.
.Artist-Vivian M. Akers.
Auctioneer-Geo. A. Cole.
Barbers-S. C. Foster, J. T. Rowe, A. L. Cook, F. H. Richardson. Billiard Hall-S. C. Foster.
Bill Poster-W. P. MORTON (So. Paris) (see advt. opp. p. 665).
Chemist and Water Specialist-Freeland Howe, jr.
Chiropodists and Ladies' Hairdressing-Mrs. W. L. Merrill, Mrs. M. F. Tubbs.
Claim Agent-C. F. Whitman.
Express-Canadian, A. L. Curtis, agent.
Florists-F. P. Stone (agent), J. F. Bolster (agent).
Garage-F. H. Beck.
Halls-Opera House, W. F. Jones, agent; Concert Hall, Frank E. DeCoster, agt .; G. A. R. Hall; Ryerson's Hall.
Insurance-Geo. R. Howe, Stuart W. Goodwin, Dennis Pike, F. E. DeCoster.
Laundry-Chas. E. Bradford.
Libraries-Norway Public, 8300 vols., Mrs. Harriet Harmon, lib.
Lighting Co .- Norway & Paris Street Ry., H. B. Young, supt.
Livery Stables-F. L. Starbird, H. P. Frost, H. F. & E. E. Andrews (sale), F. L. Harriman (feed).
Music Teachers-Mrs. J. D. Cragin, Walter S. Stearns, Mrs. H. L. Horne, Miss Pearl F. Cook, Miss Ethel Wentworth, Mrs. Arthur Fogg.
Norway and Paris Street Railway -H. B. Young, supt.
Norway Water Co .- C. N. Tubbs, pres .; M. F. Gammon, supt .; W. W. Whitmarsh, treas.
Optometrists-VIVIAN W. HILLS, A. De Witt Parmenter. Printer-F. W. Sanborn.
Real Estate-C. N. Tubbs & Son, The Dennis Pike Real Estate Agency.
Restaurants-B. N. Merrill, A. P. Bassett.
School-High, P. E. Hathaway.
Station Agent-G. T. Ry., M. W. Chandler.
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Surety Bonds-ALBERT J. STEARNS (see advt. opp. p. 664), Stuart W. Goodwin.
Taxidermist-J. Waldo Nash.
Telegraph Agent-Gt. N. W., M. W. Chandler.
'Telephones-Maine Tel. Co., Frank M. Buswell; Lake, Partridge Bros., North, Norway Local, Merton Wyman.
Typewriter and Stenographer-Margaret A. Baker.
Asso'tus-Masons-Oxford, No. 18, Fri. on or before full moon; Oxford R. A. C. No. 29, Wed. on or before full moon; Oxford Council, No. 14, Fri. after full moon; Ark Mariners, Oxford, No. 1, Wed. after full moon. I. O.O. F .- Norway, No. 16, Tues .; Mt. Hope Rebekah, No. 58, 1st and 3d Fri .; Wildey Encampment No. 21, 2d and 4th Fri. U. O. G. C .- Norway, No. 247, 2d and 4th Tues. K. of P .- Pennesseewassee, No. 18, Thurs. ; U. R., A. O. Noyes, No, 12, 3d Wed. G. A. R .- Harry Rust, No. 54, 1st Tues .; Relief Corps, No. 45, 1st and 3d Thurs. P. of H .- Norway, No. 45, 2d and 4th Sat. N. E. O. P .- Lakeside, No. 177, 1st and 3d Wed. W. C. T. U .- Wed. S. P. C. A .- Chas. Boober, Thaddeus Cross, agts. O. U. A. M .- Norway and South Paris, No. 10, Tues. U. O. P. F .- Elm Tree, No. 199, 2d and 4th Wed. Norway Shoe Shop Co .- A. J. Stearns, clerk. Sanborn Shoe Shop Co .- A. J. Stearns, clerk. Orchestra-W. S. Stearns, leader. High School Orchestra-Miss Marion Haskell, leader. Spanish War Veterans-Frank T. Bartlett, No. 130, 1st and 3d Tues. K. G. E-Oxford, No. 2, Wed. I. O. G. T .- Norway Anchor, 1st and 3d Mon. M. W. of A .- Norway, No. 10, 358, Fri. A. O. U. W .- Mystic No., 101, 2d and 4th Mon.
Hotels-Beals House, S. W. Conrad; Elm House, F. L. Harriman (lodging).
Banks and Newspaper-See tables.
OXFORD.
Seven miles S. of So. Paris. On Grand Trunk Ry. Stage-route to Otisfield. Once part of Hebron; set off and incorp., Feb. 27, 1829. Pop .- 1850, 1233; 1860, 1281; 1870, 1631; 1880, 1655; 1890, 1455; 1900, 1331. Valuation, 1860 -Polls, 289; Estates, $305,268; 1870-Polls, 340; Est., $514,049; 1880- Polls, 405; Est., $483,246; 1890-Polls, 394; Est., $457,128; 1900-Polls, 401; Est., $448,238.
1910-Population, 1221; Polls, 405; Estates, $520,938.
Postmasters-F. W. Lord; Welchville, R. F. Staples.
Selectmen-So. Paris R. F. D. 1, F. L. Wilson; Mechanic Falls R. F. D. 1, O. F. Bradford, A. D. Thayer.
Town Clerk and Treasurer-Welchville, R. F. Staples.
Collector-So. Paris R. F. D. 1, Wm. H. Thomas.
Constables-S. H. Eaton; Welchville, John J. McNeil.
Roud Commissioner-Welchville, Chas. H. Brett.
School Committee-Geo. J. Parrott, E. L. Burns; Welchville, R. F. Staples. Supt .- E. B. Holden.
Board of Health-Welchville, John A. Baker, sec.
Village Corporation-Geo. Hazen, George J. Parrot, assessors; Arthur Record, clerk.
Clergymen-Clarence Brown, Meth .; S. C. Eaton, Cong .; Retha Glover, Advent; vacant, Univ. Welchville, Clarence Brown, Meth.
Physicians-Wm. B. Haskell, H. R. Farris, Eugene Holden, Orin Stevens (Hom).
Lawyer-George Hazen.
Notary-George Hazen, Sept. 28, 1918.
Justices-Roscoe F. Staples, Nov. 28, 1917. Trial, Fred A. Delano, Feb. 3, 1916.
Merchants-Lord & Starbird, furniture and general stores; G. H. Jones (also jeweler), Orin Stevens, apothecaries; E. W. Edwards, hard-
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ware, dry and fancy goods, boots and shoes; S. H. Eaton, nurseryman; Robinson Grain Co., Kemp Bros., grain; Wm. Boyd, ice; E. L. Burns, apples; H. O. Blake, wind mills, pumps and tanks; W. E. Gam- mon, George B. Turner, groceries. Welchville, Roscoe F. Staples Co., general stores and undertaking.
Manufacturers-Robinson Manufacturing Co., J. B. Robinson, pres. and agent, woolens; Robinson Grain Co., grist, shingle and planing mill; Charles Howe, smith; H. O. Blake (also plumbing), tinsmith; W. French, Charles Bumpus, Charles Hanscom, H. S. Denning, carpenters; J. L. Holden, picker sticks, boxes and baskets and winter road ma- chines; Mrs. Mary D. Clark, M. E. Petterson, Sibbie Hanscom, Georgia cash, dressmakers; Alphonso S. Fuller, Geo. S. Morris, stonecutters; L. H. Bumpus, carriage repairs; Maurice Clark, baskets. Welchville, Julius Fuller, stone cutter; Fernald, Keene & True Co., canned corn; Walter Frye, saw mill and lumber; Oxford Granite Co., Eli Roy, mngr; A. L .. Chaplin, Roscoe F. Staples & Son, lumber.
Barber-Chester McAllister.
Bill Poster-W. P. MORTON (So. Paris) (see advt. opp. page 665).
Halls-S. of T .; Robinson.
High School-John. L. Dyer, prin.
Land Surveyor-C. M. Andrews.
Library-Freeland Holmes, 1,500 vols., Geo. Hazen, librarian.
Livery Stables-L. F. Wardwell, L. G. Smith.
Mechanic Falls Electric Light Co .- A. C. Barker (Mechanic Falls P. O.), supt.
Station and Canadian Express Agent-Welchville, G. T. R., J. F. Gibson.
Telegraph-Gt. N. W .- Welchville, J. F. Gibson, agent.
Telephone-Maine T. Co., Lord & Starbird; Independent, C. F. Starbird, man .; Welchville, Maine T. Co., Roscoe F. Staples Co., man.
.Asso'tns-G. A. R .- Thos. A. Roberts, No. 49, 1st and 3d Sat. ; Relief Corps, No. 72, 1st and 3d Sat. S. of T .- Oxford, No. 23, Thurs. K. of P .- Craigie, No. 121, Fri. Oxford Building Assoc .- J. B. Robinson, pres.
Hotels-Oxford Spring House, Mrs. M. F. Hitchings, prop.
Boarding Houses-Merrill Brackett, C. T. Wardwill.
PARIS.
Shire town. Forty-six miles N. N. W. of Portland. On Grand Trunk R. R. Granted to Joshua Fuller and associates in 1771. Settled in 1779. Form- erly called No. 4. Incorporated the 82d town June 20, 1793. First repre- sented in general court by Josiah Biscoe in 1803. Became shire town in 1805. Population-1850, 2882; 1860, 2828; 1870, 2765; 1880, 2931; 1890, 3156; 1900, 3255. Valuation, 1860-Polls, 638; Estates, $803,564; 1870- Polls, 614; Est., $977,975; 1880-Polls, 779; Est., $985,274; 1890-Polls, 949; Est., $1,267,107; 1900-Polls, 920; Est., $1,300,147,
1910-Population, 3436; Polls, 1049; Estates, $1,549,181. R. F. D. to North.
Postmasters-Caroline P. Harlow; South, Samuel F. Davis; West, Clarence L. Ridlon; Snow's Falls, Robert S. Benson.
Selectmen-South R. F. D. 3, Frank A. Farrar; South, Chas. W. Bowker; West R. F. D. 1, A. Elroy Dean.
Town Clerk-South, Win. J. Wheeler; Margaret A. Baker, deputy clerk.
Treasurer-South, Chas. II. Howard.
Collector and Constable-South, Harry D. Cole.
School Committee-West, F. E. Wheeler; South, D. M. Stewart; G. W. F. Hill. Supt .- South, Herman Knight.
Board of Health-South, J. G. Littlefield, sec.
South Paris Village Corporation-E. N. Haskell, clerk; W. F.
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Starbird, W. J. Wheeler, O. E. Barrows, assessors; Charles H. Howard, treas .; Harry D. Cole, collector; Chas. W. Bowker, chief engineer.
Clergymen-G. W. F. Hill, Bap .; C. A. Knickerbocker (summer), Univ .; South, C. G. Miller, Univ .; Andrew T. Mc Whorter, Cong .; E. A. Davis, Bap .; T. N. Kewley, C. H. Young, asst., Meth .; J. Drolet, Cath .; West, C. H. Young, Meth .; D. A. Ball, Univ .; Seth Benson, L. W. Raymond, Bap .; North, supplies, Meth .; L. W. Raymond, Bap.
Physicians-Charlotte F. Hammond, M. M. Houghton (eclec) : South, J. G. Littlefield, D. M. Stewart; West, O. K. Yates, F. E. Wheeler, Benj. Rosemond.
U. S. Examining Surgeons-Bial F. Bradbury (Norway), pres., H. R. Farris (Oxford), treas .; South, J. G. Littlefield, sec.
Dentist-South, C. L. Buck.
Lawyers-Geo. M. Atwood; South, JAS. S. WRIGHT (see advt opp. p. 664), ALTON C. WHEELER (see advt. opp. p. 665), Walter L. Gray ; Snow's Falls, C. B. Benson; West, P. C. Fickett.
Notaries-Wm. J. Wheeler, Apr. 29, 1917; P. C. Fickett, Jan. 25, 1912; Walter L. Gray, Jan. 23, 1913; Jas. S. Wright, Aug. 10, 1913; Alton C. Wheeler, Jan. 21, 1916; Chas. E. Tolman, Sept. 25, 1915; Geo. C. Fernald, Jan. 21, 1916; Chester H. Lane, jr., Feb. 24, 1916; Geo. M. Atwood, Sept. 30, 1917.
Justices-C. B. Benson, Dec. 30, 1911; W. H. Jenne, Aug. 9, 1912; A. C. Wheeler, Apr. 16, 1916; Jas. S. Wright, Nov. 16, 1917; C. H. Lane, Aug. 28, 1915; Peter C. Fickett, Mar. 2, 1916; J. F. Plummer, July 29, 1917; Walter L.Gray, Nov. 29, 1917; Margaret A. Baker (to administer oaths), July 13, 1918; Sumner E. Newell, Dec. 21, 1916; O. K. Yates, Apr. 28, 1915; Wm. J. Wheeler, Apr. 29, 1917; Florence M. Richardson (to ad- minister oaths), Aug. 16, 1918. Dedimus, J. Hastings Bean.
.Merchants-Agricultural Implements-South, A. W. WALKER & SON (see advt. opp. page 665), CUMMINGS MNFG. CO .; West, W. S. Jackson & Son, A. J. Abbott, D. H. Fifield.
Apothecaries, Books, Stationery, etc .- South, Charles H. How- ard Co., A. E. Shurtleff Co .; West, S. T. White.
Apple Shippers-South, G. H. Porter; West, R. L. Cummings, F. A. Dunham, J. S. Dudley.
Automobiles and Supplies-South, MYRON W. MAXIM (see advt. opp. p. 665), F. B. FOGG (see advt. op. p. 664), Ripley & Fletcher; West, G. A. Smith (supplies).
Bicycles-South, M. W. MAXIM (see advt. opp. p. 665). West, A. C. Perham.
Boots and Shoes-South, W. O. Frothingham, J. F. Plummer, Percy P. Allen ; West, C. H. Lane, G. A. Smith, L. H. Penley, C. P. Dunham. Carriages, etc .- South, H. P. Millett, E. O. Millett, F. B. FOGG (see advt. opp. p. 664).
Cattle Brokers-South, C. R. Penley; West, E. W. Penley.
Clothing-South, J. F. Plummer, F. H. Noyes Co .; West, C. H. Lane, G. A. Smith, C. P. Dunham.
Coal and Wood-South, A. W. WALKER & SON (see advt. opp. p. 665), Chas: E. Brett, J. F. Plummer (wood), L. S. Billings (wood); West, Penley & Ridlon.
Doors, Windows, Blinds and Moldings-South, S. P. Maxim & Son. Dry and Fancy Goods-South, C. W. Bowker.
Dry Goods, Crockery and Groceries-S. E. Newell & Co .; South, N. D. Bolster Co. (also carpets); West, C. H. Lane (also furniture), G. A. Smith, C. S. Bacon & Co., L. H. Penley ; North, H. D. McAlister.
Fertilizers-South, A. W. WALKER & SON (see advt. opp. p. 665), N. D. Bolster Co., A. C. Maxim; West, D. H. Fifield, W. E. Bryant, G. A. Smith; North, E. E. Field.
Flour and Grain-South, FARRAR BROS. (see advt. opp. p. 664), A. C. Maxim; West, D. H. Fifield.
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Fruit, Confectionery and Cigars-South, W. A. Porter; West, F. H. Hill.
Furniture and Draperies-South, F. A. Thayer, A. D. Park (2d hand).
Groceries-South, A. L. Tubbs, F. N. Wright, Percy P. Allen, A. H. Jackson, E. F. Shaw; West, C. H. Curtis, C. P. Dunham.
Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves, Tinware and Carriage Stock- South, J. P. Richardson; West, W. S. Jackson & Son.
Harness-South, W. O. Frothingham, F. B. FOGG (see advt. opp. p. 664, C. W. Clark.
Hay and Straw-South, FARRAR BROS. (see advt. opp. p. 664), A. C. Maxim; West, D. H. Fifield.
Ice-South, W. W. Ripley; West, L. D. Turpel.
Jewelry, Watches and Optical Goods-South, S. Richards, John Pierce; West. Hezekiah Farrar.
Lime, Cement, Paints and Oils-South, A. W. WALKER & SON (see advt. op. p. 665) (oils, lime and cement), S. P. Maxim & Son (paints), N. D. Bolster Co. (paints), J. P. Richardson (paints and oils); West, D. H. Fifield, W. S. Jackson & Son (paints), G. A. Smith.
Lumber-South, L. S. Billings, S. P. Maxim & Son, J. A. Kenney, West, Irish Bros. Co.
Meats and Provisions-E. B. Curtis; South, Chas. H. Churchill, E. F. Shaw; West, C. H. Curtis, W. E. Bryant.
Merchant Tailors-South, F. H. Noyes Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods-South, Mrs. L. C. Smiley; West, Mrs. F. S. Farnham.
Minerals-L. B. Merrill ; South, Charles G. Andrews.
Music and Musical Instruments-South, W. J. Wheeler, John Pierce, Chas. A. Hersey (music), C. E. Tolman & Co .; West, S. T. White (music).
Phonographs-South, W. A. Porter.
Picture Frames-South, G. I. Burnham, L. M. Tufts.
Posters, Lithograph-W. P. MORTON (see advt. opp. p. 665).
Seedsman-South, David B. Woodbury.
Sporting Goods-South, MYRON W. MAXIM (see advt. opp. p. 665) ; West, S. T. White, W. S. Jackson & Son, G. A. Smith.
Standard Oil Co,-South, A. W. WALKER & SON, agts. (see advt. opp. page 665).
Stock, Thoroughbred-South, Mt. View Stock Farm, J. Frank How- land, prop.
Telephone Supplies-South, S. P. Maxim & Son; West, S. T. White. Manufacturers-Agricultural Implements, &c .- South, CUM- MINGS MNFG. CO.
Apple Barrels-North, B. & W. REALTY CO. (see advt. opp. p. 696); South, J. A. Kenney.
Bakery-South, F. W. Walker.
Blacksmiths-Andrew Jenkins; South, Robt. Patterson, H. P. Millett, N. C. McKeen (edge tools), F. E. Barrows; West, David Emmons, ELROY R. DAVIS (see advt. opp. p. 664), B. M. Richardson, S. R. John- son, Chas. Aldrichi.
Bolt Hooks, Etc .- West, ELROY R. DAVIS (see advt. opp. p. 664).
Canned Goods-South, Burnham & Morrill Co., A. F. Goldsmith, supt .; West, Burnham & Morrill Co.
Carpenters-South, Geo. M. Giles, W. L. Blood, Geo. I. Burnham, A. P. Abbott, P. S. Mason, E. W. Mason, Ernest Record; West, Jerry Cole, Elisha Emery, Emerson Curtis, Chas. Bates.
Carriages-South, H. P. Millett, E. O. Millett, CUMMINGS MNFG. CO.
Cement Burial Vaults-South, A. W. WALKER & SON (see advt. opp. page 665).
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Clothespins, Pail Handles, etc .- West, Lewis M. Mann & Son.
Concrete Building Blocks-South, A. W. WALKER & SON (see advt. opp. p. 665).
Confectionery-South, A. E. Shurtleff Co.
Contractors and Builders-George R. Hammond; South, J. M. Murch.
Creamery-South, Oxford County Creamery, branch of PORTLAND CREAMERY CO., T. M. Davis, supt.
Die Blocks-West, Irish Bros. Co.
Dowels-West, Frank L. Willis, Geo. M. Tubbs & Son.
Dressmakers-South, Mrs. A. L. Holmes, Mrs. Herbert Fields, Mrs. E. H. Hagget.
Foundry, Iron-South, CUMMINGS MNFG. CO.
Grist Mills-South, FARRAR BROS. (see advt. opp. p. 664), A. C. Maxim; West, D. H. Fifield.
Harness-South, C. W. Clark.
House Furnishing Goods and Novelties-South, Paris Manufac- turing Co.
Lapidary-L. B. Merrill.
Lumber-Geo. W. Cole, A. H. Curtis; South, L. S. Billings, J. A. Kenney ; West, Irish Bros. Co., Frank L. Willis, Geo. M. Tubbs & Son; North, B. & W. REALTY CO. (see advt. opp. p. 696).
Lumbermen-South, I. E. Andrews, Paris Mnfg. Co., O. E. Barrows, W. J. Wheeler, O. K. Clifford; West, E. W. Penley.
Machinists-South, W. S. Jones, MYRON W. MAXIM (see advt. op. p. 665).
Masons-J. B. Cole & Son; South, A. W. WALKER & SON (see adv. opp. page 665), Thos. Powers ; West, A. E. Estes.
Novelties and Toys-South, Mason Mnfg. Co.
Painters-South, W. P. MORTON (signs) (see advt. opp. p. 665), E. O. Millett (carriage), Stuart Brothers, A.A. Bird, Frank E. Kimball (carriage), Irving Andrews, Willis Edwards; West, R. T. Flavin, Henry Reed.
Pick Poles-West, S. B. Ellingwood & Son, ELROY R. DAVIS (pick pole picks), (see advt. opp. p. 664).
Picture Frames-South, G. I. Burnham.
Planing Mills-G. W. Cole; South, S. P. Maxim & Son, L. S. Bil- lings, J. A. Kenney; West, Irish Bros. Co., Geo. M. Tubbs & Son.
Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Fitting-South, W. S. Jones, J. P. Richardson (also tin working).
Printers-South, ATWOOD & FORBES, publishers of OXFORD DEMOCRAT (see advt. opp. page 665), F. Elias Keniston.
Publishers-South, J. H. STUART & CO.
Saw Filing and Repairing-C. C. Dearborn; South, MYRON W. MAXIM (see advt. opp. p. 665); West, Wm. Blood.
Shoemakers-South, B. P. Adkins; West, Aug. Dunham.
Sleds and Wagons (Children's)-South, Paris Manufacturing Co., Geo. R. Morton, treas. and mngr., H. A. Morton, supt. (branch factory at West Paris).
Spool Stock-West, Frank L. Willis, Geo. M. Tubbs & Son; South, J. A. Kenney.
Undertaker-South, Grace Thayer.
Auctioneer-South, A. D. Park.
Barbers-South, H. G. Fletcher, H. W. Starbird, W. H. Doten; West, F. H. Hill.
Billiard Hall-South, H. W. Starbird.
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