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Yes 65 No 59
Upon motion voted :- That the High School to be built as a Memorial un- der the terms of the Will of Willis E. Morse be located on the "Mill Lot." so-called consisting of the Frank E. Sargent lot, the Kate Lane and Eliza Lane lots or so much of the same as the committee deems advisable, and that the Building Committee purchase the same and the rights of all persons interested therein; also to arrange for the grading and drainage of the same and to award contracts therefor, and that the Treasurer make such payments for the same as shall be approved by the Building Committee.
At a later date another special town meeting was held, at which time, a vote was passed revoking the votes passed at the meeting of August 23, 1930 and at which time, a vote was taken as to the pur- chase of the Chase or Ryder lot. The vote was 97 to 58 in favor of the Ryder lot.
At the annual town meeting held March, 1931, the action of the committee in retaining the services and accepting the plans for a combination school building, as drawn by Pulsifer and Eye, Inc., architects of Lewiston, Maine, was approved, and confirmed by the trustees of the Morse Estate.
There were many who were strong of the opinion that a building of this type and for this purpose, should be located on a lot which would show it to better advantage, and at a special town meeting held April 17, 1931, an article appeared in the warrant as follows: "To see if the town will instruct the building committee to sell the Ryder lot and purchase the Mill lot and relocate the proposed new school building on same." By a vote of 94 to 43 it was voted to re- tain the Ryder lot. .
LOCATION
The Ryder lot so-called was formerly owned by Charles W. Ryder and adjoins the present school house on the south. The purchase price was $250.00 and contains about two and three quarters acres.
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The front faces west and measures from north to south approximately 170 feet; the cleared land measures approximately 170 feet by 130 feet. The building will be so located as to front on School Street. and will be two stories of fire proof construction, brick, tile, steel and cement, metal laths and door jambs.
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The size of the building on the ground is ninety feet and eight inches long and sixty-seven feet, six and one-half inches wide (90'-8" x 67'-61/2"), height is approximately thirty (30) feet.
The basement will contain, boiler, fuel and work rooms.
The first floor will have four rooms for the elementary grades, the chemical and physical laboratories and the lavatories.
The second floor for high school, four recitation rooms, assembly hall to seat 140 students, and an auditorium to seat 350.
The residue of the Estate of the late Willis Everett Morse avail- able for the construction of the Memorial Building is about $61,000.00.
The contractor for the building and grading is Jean C. Boucher, of Lewiston, Maine. Plumbing and heating, J. H. Stetson Co., of Lew- iston, Me. Electrical work, Central Maine Power Co., branch at Belfast, Maine. The building is to be completed December 1, 1931.
The first car load of material for the building arrived April 17, 1931. The ground was broken and the first shovel of earth was taken out April 20, 1931.
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MERCHANTS, etc. 1870 to date
BLIN FULLER STANTIAL
BLIN F. STANTIAL, son of Joseph and Amanda Bartlett Whitney Stantial, born at Knox, Maine, October 24, 1870, married Hattie Louise Whitney, at Brooks, Maine, Oct. 31, 1899. They have one child Maynard Whitney Stantial, born at Brooks, Maine, October 31, 1895. Mr. Stantial attended the public schools of Knox and Brooks, Freedom Academy at Freedom, Maine, Maine Wesleyan Seminary at Kents Hill, Maine. Member of Friends Church, Independent Or- der of Odd Fellows. He began teaching when about seventeen years of age, taught for about ten years. Established a general store at Brooks, in 1896, for a time in the Old Masonic Building, until it was destroyed in the fire of 1908. He then purchased the Martha Miller lot and erected a building which he occupied as a store and dwelling until it was destroyed by fire in 1917. Since January 1, 1918, has been special representative for New Hampshire and West- ern Maine for a drug company, now resides at Manchester, New Hampshire.
His father was born February 26, 1837, died 1912; his mother was born at Unity, Maine, 1841, died 1917. His greatgrandfather came from England, and settled near Boston, Mass. His grandfather, Joseph Stantial, Sr., settled at Hallowell, Maine; removed by ox team to Knox, Maine, when Joseph, Jr. was about eight years old. He took up 230 acres of land near the Brooks line, erected a log cabin, and as the lot had a heavy old growth of timber he built a saw mill. He died at the age of fifty-nine years. His wife was Harriet Wilson, of Orr's Island, Maine. She died at the age of thirty-eight years.
HATTIE C. JENKINS
HATTIE C. JENKINS, who for several years conducted a general store located on Main Street West, was the fourth child of Jacob and Cythie Badge Roberts, born September 2, 1850, married Albert Jenkins, at Monroe, Maine, October 12, 1873, who died January 24, 1894. They had six children, Grace M., born July 10, 1875, in Mon- roe, Maine; married Walter P. Dickey, of Brooks, August 15, 1900. Nellie B., born February 28, 1878, in Monroe, Maine; died August 27, 1895, in Brooks, Me. Roy A., born June 24, 1882, in Mars Hill,
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Maine; died June 24, 1890, in Monroe, Maine. Carl C., born Feb- ruary 10, 1886, in Monroe, Maine. Mabel A., born June 25, 1890, in Monroe, Me .; died there October 21, 1891. Albert E., born Sep- tember 18, 1894 in Brooks, Me .; he attended the public schools of Brooks, and Oak Grove Seminary, at Vassalborough, Maine. He was a student and an outstanding athlete.
· About 1920 Mrs. Jenkins sold the business and removed to Cali- fornia. A few years after, the other members of her family also. removed to California.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND PRODUCE
1889 Charles E. Lane; Thaddeus I. Huxford, hay; Michael Chase, hay bark, & fertilizer.
1889-1891 C. E. Lane. Chase & Huxford. hay; Michael Chase, hay, bark & fertilizer; A. W. Rich, fertilizer.
1892 C. E. Lane; Michael Chase. hay, bark & fertilizer; A. W. Rich, fertilizer.
1893 Chas. E. Lane; Michael Chase, hay, bark & fertilizer; A. W. Rich, fertilizer.
1894-1897 Michael Chase, hay, bark & fertilizer.
1898-1900 Michael Chase. hay.
APOTHECARIES
1870-1882 John H. Gordon.
DRUGGISTS
1890-1893 Kilgore & Roberts.
1894 Albert E. Kilgore.
1895-1897 Tilton A. Elliott.
1900-1926 Albert R. Pilley.
BARBERS .
1890-1891 Charles E. Small.
1892 C. H. Howard.
1893 C. H. Howard; Chas. E. Small.
1894
Chas. E. Small; E. Larrabee.
1895-1896 Charles E. Small; E. Larrabee; Bert Tozier.
1897-1899
Charles E. Small.
1900-1901
C. H. Irving.
1902 Byron J. Larrabee.
1903
Herbert Hamlin.
1904-1912 John Abbott.
1913-1916 John Mannucci.
1917-1821 Harry Peavey; James Lacorti.
1922-1924 Harry Peavey.
1925 Harry Peavey; C. V. Ball.
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MERCHANTS OF BROOKS
1926
C. V. Ball; Bradford Stoddard.
1930 Sherman Murray.
1930 George Barstow.
BOOTS AND SHOES
1874 Wm. O. Jones.
1875-1877 W. O. Jones (Groceries, Boots & Shoes).
1878-1879 W. O. Jones.
1880-1881
Wm. O. Jones (South Brooks).
1882-1886
Wm. O. Jones.
1887-1895
A. Pettengill; Wm. O. Jones.
1896 A. Pettengill; Wm. O. Jones (South Brooks) ; (South Brooks).
Philander W. Rowell
1897-1901 A. Pettengill; Wm. O. Jones (South Brooks).
1902-1911 A. Pettengill, Shoe Maker.
1912 Blin F. Stantial. Shoe Repairer.
1913 Blin F. Stantial; Jos. Flagg, Shoe Repairers.
1914 Blin F. Stantial, F. E. Averill, Shoe Repairers.
1915-1917 Blin F. Stantial, Shoe Repairer.
BLACKSMITHS
1855
James O. Nesmith.
1872-1874 C. Peavey.
1875-1876 C. Peavey; M. Simmons.
1877 C. Peavey; A. B. Merrithew.
BUTCHERS
1875 John Garland; S. Thompson; L. C. Cilley.
1876 S. Thompson.
1877-1878 John Garland; S. Thompson.
1879-1880 Daniel Dickey, Isaac Leathers; S. Thompson.
1881-1886 S. Thompson.
1887-1891 S. Thompson; D. Dickey; H. F. Roberts.
1892 J. H. Gordon.
1893-1896 S. Thompson; L. C. Cilley; H. F. Roberts; Daniel Dickey.
1897-1899 Frank B. Thompson; L. C. Cilley; H. F. Roberts.
1900 L. C. Cilley; H. F. Roberts.
1901-1903 L. C. Cilley; Frank B. Thompson.
1904-1907 L. C. Cilley.
1908-1916 L. C. Cilley; Charles Gibbs.
1917-1926 Charles Gibbs.
CANVAS COVERED SPRING BEDS
1893-1896 F. O. & H. L. Day.
1897 F. O. Day.
CANNING FACTORIES
1903-1910 Portland Packing Co., canned corn.
1911-1912 Portland Packing Co., canned corn; Thorndike & Hix, canned fruit, (Rockland P. C.).
1913-1916 Portland Packing Co., canned corn. 1919-1920 Black & Gay, Apple Packing.
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1921-1925 Black & Gay, Apple and Corn Packing.
1926 Black & Gay Canners, Inc.
CASKET MAKERS
1894-1896 . Jones & Day.
1897-1900 F. O. Day.
CATTLE BROKER AND HORSE DEALERS
1889 Wm. Gould, cattle.
1890-1891 Wm. Gould, cattle; E. Boody, horses; Thaddeus I. Huxford, horses.
1892-1894 Wm. Gould, cattle; E. Boody, horses; Thaddeus I. Huxford, horses; and Harry E. Staples, horse broker and trainer.
1895-1896 Wm. Gould, cattle; Thaddeus I. Huxford, horses; Harry E. Staples. horses.
1897-1915 Thaddeus I. Huxford, horses; Harry E. Staples, horses.
1916-1920 John W. Hobbs, horses; Harry E. Staples, horses.
1921-1926 Harry E. Staples, horses and cattle.
CARRIAGE PAINTERS
1855 Stephen V. R. Huxford; Samuel H. Jones.
1890 Charles E. Small; William .White.
1891 Chas. E. Small; Chas. Roberts; Wm. White.
1892 Wm. White.
1893-1900 Charles E. Small.
1901-1904 Perkins and Roberts.
1905-1909 Perkins & Miller; Godding Bros.
1910-1914 Perkins & Miller.
1915 Stanley A. Perkins; G. W. Miller; I. E. Godding.
CARRIAGE IRONERS
1872-1883 C. W. Jones.
CHEESE FACTORY
1874-1881 Brooks Cheese Factory.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
1888 Grace Dow, Librarian.
1930 Donald R. Forbes.
1930 State Circulating Library at Boys' Club Room.
CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO, AND GROCERIES
1890-1891 C. E. Lane, confectionery and tobacco.
1892 Chas. E. Lane; Jacob Webster, confectionery and tobacco.
1893 Bert Lane, confectionery, tobacco and groceries.
1894-1895 L. C. Jones, groceries.
1896
A. C. Morrison, groceries.
1898 C. A. Love, fruit and confectionery.
CORN, FLOUR AND FEED, AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
1892 R. G. Edwards.
1893-1901 R. G. Edwards.
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1902
R. G. Edwards; Marcellus J. Dow.
1903 Albert H. Rose; M. J. Dow; Isaac Leathers; Ezra A. Carpenter.
1904 M. J. Dow; E. A. Carpenter; Isaac Leathers; Wilbur E. Barker.
1905 Wilbur E. Barker; M. J. Dow; E. A. Carpenter; L. A. Batchelder.
1906-1909 Wilbur E. Barker; M. J. Dow; E. A. Carpenter.
1910 Brooks Grain Co .; Wilbur E. Barker, Mgr .; M. J. Dow; E. A. Carpenter.
191.1 Brooks Grain Co., W. E. Barker, Mgr .; Thaddeus I. . Huxford; M. J. Dow; E. A. Carpenter.
1915 Clarence F. Spaulding; Brooks Farmers' Union; M. J. Dow; E. A. . Carpenter.
1916 C. F. Spaulding; Brooks Farmers' Union; E. A .. Carpenter.
1917 C. F. Spaulding; Brooks Farmers' Union.
1918 Brooks Farmers' Union; Brooks Grain & Feed Co.
1919-1922 Brooks Farmers' Union, Brooks Grain & Feed Co.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
1912 Emmons & Barden
1913-1916 W. F. Emmons.
CLOTHING
1874 S. L. Dodge; Charles E. Lane.
1875-1879 S. L. Dodge.
1880 S. L. Dodge; J. H. Gordon; D. Brackett; Horace Jones; J. Watts.
1881-1884 S. L. Dodge; J. H. Gordon; David Brackett; M. E. Miller.
1885-1886 S. L. Dodge; J. H. Gordon; David Brackett; M. E. Miller.
1887-1888 M. E. Miller; Tilton A. Elliott; J. H. Gordon. Pants.
1889 M. E. Miller; T. A. Elliott; Hiram Potter; J. H. Gordon. Pants.
1890 M. E. Miller; T. A. Elliott; Hiram Pattee; J. H. Gordon, Pants; F. E. Cook. Vests.
1891-1892 M. E. Miller; T. A. Elliott; Hiram Pattee; Chas. Brackett; S. E. Stevens; J. H. Gordon. Pants; Mrs. F. E. Cook, Vests.
1893-1895 M. E. Miller; T. A. Elliott; Hiram Pattee; Chas. Brackett; J. H. Gordon, Pants; Mrs. F. E. Cook, Vests.
1896 M. E. Miller; T. A. Elliott; David Brackett; J. H. Gordon; Mrs. Blin Stantial, vests; Mrs F. E. Cook. vests.
1897 M. E. Miller; M. M. Colson; J. H. Gordon; Milo Colson.
1898-1900 M. E. Miller; M. M. Colson; J. H. Gordon.
1901 M. E. Miller; J. H. Gordon; David Brackett.
1902-1903 J. H. Gordon.
1904-1905 Goodwin Clothing Co .; J. H. Gordon; David Brackett.
1906-1908 Goodwin Clothing Co .; J. H. Gordon; E. H. Walker.
1909-1910 J. H. Gordon; E. H. Walker.
1911-1916
J. H. Gordon.
1917-1919 Elmer Hall.
1920 Lawrence Mfg. Co., Pants.
1921-1922 Pullman Pants Factory; Pierson. Pants Factory.
1923-1926 Pullman Pants Factory; Pierson Pants Factory.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS
1887
Marcellus J. Dow, Ladies' Furnishings.
1SSS-1890 M. J. Dow, Ladies' Furnishings, and dry and fancy goods.
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1891-1896 M. J. Dow, Ladies' Furnishings, and dry & fancy goods, Watches and Jewelry.
1897
M. J. Dow; Blin F. Stantial.
1898 M. J. Dow; B. F. Stantial.
1899-1901 M. J. Dow; B. F. Stantial.
1902-1905 M. J. Dow; B. F. Stantial.
1906 ·M. J. Dow; B. F. Stantial; Hattie Jenkins, Variety
1907-1908 M. J. Dow; B. F. Stantial; Hattie Jenkins.
1909-1911 M. J. Dow; B. F. Stantial; Chase & Varney, Dry Goods and Men's Furnishings; Hattie Jenkins, Variety.
1912-1915 Marcellus J. Dow; Chase & Varney; Hattie Jenkins; Blin F. Stantial.
1916-1917 M. J. Dow; Chase & Varney; Hattie Jenkins; Blin F. Stantial.
1918-1821 Chase & Varney; Hattie Jenkins.
1922-1925 Chase & Varney.
1926 Chase & Varney; Pearl Crockett.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
1870 Michael Chase & Co., James S. Huxford; John Lane.
1871 Michael Chase & Co., J. S. Huxford, variety.
1872 M. Chase & Co .; S. V. R. Huxford; Daniel Jones.
VARIETY STORES
1873 James S. Huxford; Nesmith & Huxford; Charles E. Lane; S. L. Dodge; H. Jones; I. G. Reynolds.
1874-1875 J. S. Huxford; Charles E. Lane; S. L. Dodge; Horace Jones; I. G. Reynolds.
1876 J. S. Huxford; Isaac Leathers; S. L. Dodge; A. E. Chase; I. G. Reynolds.
1877 J. S. Huxford; Isaac Leathers; S. L. Dodge; A. E. Chase; W. B. Rich; Charles E. Lane; Michael Chase; I. G. Reynolds-General Stores.
GENERAL STORES
1878 James S. Huxford; Isaac Leathers; S. L. Dodge; A. E. Chase; Thad- deus Huxford; Charles E. Lane; Michael Chase; I. G. Reynolds; John I. Watts.
1879-1880 J. S. Huxford; S. L. Dodge; A. E. Chase; Horace Jones; Michael Chase; I. G. Reynolds; John I. Watts.
1881 J. S. Huxford; S. L. Dodge; A. E. Chase; John I. Watts; Michael Chase; I. G. Reynolds; Wm. A. Jones.
1882 J. S. Huxford; S. L. Dodge; A. E. Chase; Michael Chase; I. G. Reynolds; William O. Jones.
1883-1884 James S. Huxford; S. L. Dodge; A. E. Chase; Michael Chase; Charles E. Lane; I. G. Reynolds; Wm. O. Jones; and John I. Watts.
1885-1886 J. S. Huxford; A. E. Chase; Michael Chase; C. E. Lane; I. G. Reynolds; William O. Jones.
1887-1889 J. S. Huxford; A. E. Chase; Holbrook & Lane; I. G. Reynolds; Wm. O. Jones.
1890-1892 J. S. Huxford; A. E. Chase; Holbrook & Lane; I. G. Reynolds; Wm. O. Jones.
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1893-1899 A. E. Chase ; Thaddeus I. Huxford; I. G. Reynolds; Wm. O. Jones.
1900-1906 A. E. Chase; T. I. Huxford.
1907 A. E. Chase; Payson & Hobbs.
1908-1909 A. E. Chase; John W. Hobbs.
1910-1912 A. E. Chase; Young & Cox.
1913 The A. E. Chase Co .; Young & Cox; John W. Hobbs.
1914 The A. E. Chase Co .; Young & Cox.
1915-1922 The A. E. Chase Co .; Albert B. Payson; Brooks Farmers' Union.
1923-1926 The A. E. Chase Co .; Williams Bros.
1930 The A. E. Chase Co .; Williams Bros .; H. E. Jenkins.
EXPRESS COMPANIES
1924-1926 American Railway Express Co.
FISH AND MEAT
1890 Lemuel Whitaker, fish; Herbert Jones, meats.
1891-1893 James O'Brien, fish.
1901-1902
Deering & Hamlin, meat and fish.
1903 Cunningham & Miller, meat and fish.
1904 Eben Miller, meat and fish; W. E. Winchester Market, meat and fish.
1905 W. E. Winchester Market, meat and fish.
1906-1907 Alfred Huxford, meat and fish.
1908 L. L. Jordan, meat and fish.
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKER'S SUPPLIES
1887 W. T. White, furniture.
1888-1892 W. T. White, furniture & undertaker's supplies.
1894-1898 F. O. & H. L. Day, furniture.
1908-1919 Willard S. Jones, furniture.
1920-1922
Hervey Grant, furniture.
GARAGES
1921 Young & Goding; Henry Cunningham.
1922-1926 Young & Goding; Leroy Staples.
GENT'S FURNISHINGS
1894-1895 Charles S. Brackett.
1921-1926 Pearl Crockett.
GROCERIES AND FANCY GOODS
1877 John I. Watts.
GRIST MILLS
1855 Ebenezer Page.
1877-1878 Michael Chase; W. B. Swan.
1879-18S0 Chase & Swan.
1881-1882 Chase & Lane.
1883-1909 Swan & Sibley Bros. (Belfast).
1910-1911 Brooks Grain Co. (Belfast).
1912-1913 Thaddeus I. Huxford.
1914-1917 Clarence F. Spaulding.
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1874-1876
Rich and Chase.
1877 Wm. M. Thayer-Potatoes & Produce.
1887-1888 Lane & Huxford.
1921-1923
Daniel B. Plummer-Groceries, Potatoes & Hay.
1924
D. B. Plummer, Rose & Varney; C. W. Ryder.
1925 Rose & Varney; C. W. Ryder, Groceries and Provisions.
1926 C. W. Roger; William Bros .; Mayo and Merrill, Groceries and Provisions.
HARNESSES
1855 James A. Varney, Harness Maker.
1882-1886 Fred W. Brown, Jr.
1887-1892 Fred W. Brown, Jr.
1896 B. N. Rocklippe.
1897-1900 Horace A. Swett.
1907-1921 Leander Staples.
HOUSE CARPENTERS
1855 Samuel L. Hubbs.
1876 John Batchelder.
1877-1878 John Batchelder; W. H. Crosby.
1879-1880 John Batchelder; W. N. Crosby; John Ames.
1881-1889 John Batchelder; W. N. Crosby.
1890 John Batchelder; W. N. Crosby; C. H. Poland.
1891 John Batchelder; W. N. Crosby; Shadrach Hall; Forrest K. Rob-
erts; A. B. Gowen; E. O. Stantial.
1892 John Batchelder; W. N. Crosby; Shadrach Hall; Forrest K. Rob- erts; E. O. Stantial.
1893 John Batchelder; W. N. Crosby; Shadrach Hall; Forrest K. Rob- erts; E. O. Stantial; Frank B. Thompson; W. B. Ingersoll.
1894-1897 John Batchelder; R. A. Hall; W. N. Crosby; Shadrach Hall; For- rest K. Roberts; E. O. Stantial; Frank B. Thompson; W. B. Ingersoll. 1898-1900 John Batchelder; R. A. Hall; W. N. Crosby; Shadrach Hall; For- rest K. Roberts; E. O. Stantial; W. B. Ingersoll.
1901 John Batchelder; R. A. Hall; W. N. Crosby; Shadrach Hall; For- rest K. Roberts; E. O. Stantial.
1902-1903 John Bachelder; W. N. Crosby; Shadrach Hall; Forrest K. Roberts; E. O. Stantial.
1904 John Bachelder; W. N. Crosby; Shadrach Hall; Forrest K. Roberts; E. O. Stantial; R. A. Hall; James F. Jewell.
1905-1907 John Bachelder; W. N. Crossby; Shadrach Hall; Henry Reynolds; E. O. Stantial; R. A. Hall: James F. Jewell.
1908 John Batchelder; W. N. Crosby; Henry Reynolds; E. O. Stantial; R. A. Hall; James F. Jewell.
1909 John Batchelder; W. N. Crosby; Henry Reynolds; E. O. Stantial; R. A. Hall; James F. Jewell; Fred L. Emmons; Wm. Emmons.
1910-1912 John Batchelder; Henry Reynolds; E. O. Stantial; R. A. Hall; James F. Jewell; Fred L. Emmons; Wm. Emmons.
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1913-1914 Henry Reynolds; E. O. Stantial; R. A. Hall; James F. Jewell; Fred Emmons; Wm. Emmons.
1915 Henry Reynolds; E. O. Stantial; James F. Jewell; Fred L. Emmons; Wm. Emmons.
1916-1917 Henry Reynolds; E. O. Stantial; James F. Jewell; Fred L. Emmons; Roscoe Barden.
1918-1922 Henry Reynolds; Fred L. Emmons; Roscoe Barden.
1923-1924 Henry Reynolds; Roscoe Barden.
1925 Henry Reynolds; Roscoe Barden.
1926 Henry Reynolds; Roscoe Barden; Fred L. Emmons.
1930 Henry Reynolds; Roscoe Barden; Fred L. Emmons; J. F. Jewell; " Chester Marden; Henry Reynolds.
HOUSE PAINTERS
1916 Stanley A. Perkins; G. W. Miller; L. E. Godding; Wm. Colson. .
1917-1926 Stanley A. Perkins; G. W. Miller; L. E. Godding.
1930 Geo. W. Miller & Sons, Everett Tasker, Willard S. Jones.
JEWELERS
1890-1891 Calvin Springer.
1894 H. E. Kneeland.
1897-1901 Charles H. Irving.
1928 George Lord.
JOINER AND BUILDERS
1876 J. C. Pilley, long lumber and barrels.
1877-1886 J. C. Pilley, joiner and builder.
KITS, PAILS, and TUBS
1882-1886 Lane, Jones & Roberts.
LIVERY STABLES
1890 George L. Hall; J. P. Atherton & Son.
1891 George B. Briggs & Son; J. P. Atherton & Son.
1892-1893 J. P. Atherton's Sons.
1894 J. P. Atherton's Sons; Gordon & Jones.
1895 J. P. Atherton's Sons; Gordon & Jones; Atherton & Bowen.
1896 Gordon & Jones.
1897-1900 C. E. Bowen.
1901-1902 Dearborn & York.
1903-1904 E. P. Dearborn.
1905-1913 Herbert Hamlin.
1914-1915 Frank R. York; John H. Hobbs; C. F. Fogg.
1916 Frank R. York; John H. Hobbs; C. F. Fogg.
1917-1919 John H. Hobbs; C. F. Fogg.
LUMBER -
1855 Alfred J. Roberts.
1871 W. Roberts, lumber; Joseph Ellis, Jr., staves & spools.
1872 W. Roberts, lumber, spools & bobbins.
1873-1876 J. Roberts, lumber; J. Ellis, staves, spools, and bobbins, long lumber and barrels.
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1877
B. W. Lane; J. W. Jones; B. Leathers; J. Ellis, shingles, laths & pickets. J. Roberts, lumber.
1878
R. G. Edwards, John Roberts, B. Leathers, J. Ellis, shingles, laths, pickets, and lumber. R. G. Edwards, John Roberts, A. Cunningham, S. Blake, shingles, laths, pickets, lumber.
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John Roberts; R. G. Edwards; A. Cunningham; Joseph Ellis, shin- gles, laths, pickets, lumber.
1881
R. G. Edwards; John Roberts; A. Cunningham; Roberts & Jones; Joseph Ellis, shingles, laths, pickets, lumber.
1882 John Roberts; A. Cunningham; Roberts & Jones; Joseph Ellis, shin- gles, laths, pickets, lumber.
1883 John Roberts; Roberts & Jones; Joseph Ellis, shingles, laths, pickets, lumber.
1884-1886 Joseph Ellis, lumber.
1887-1889 Pilley, Chase & Edwards; Joseph Ellis.
1890-1891 R. G. Edwards; Joseph Ellis, S. Brooks.
1892-1895 R. G. Edwards; Joseph Ellis.
1896-1902 R. G. Edwards; Joseph Ellis & Son.
1904-1924 Joseph Ellis & Son.
1925-1926 Joseph Ellis & Son; Guy A. Prime.
MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES
1855 Jones & Pilley.
1874 Jones, Staples & Small.
1875-1886 Jones & Staples.
1887
L. Jones & Son; Harry E. Staples; C. H. Poland.
1888-1893
L. Jones & Son; H. E. Staples.
1894-1895 H. E. Staples.
1896-1917 Isaac S. Staples.
1918-1924 Staples & Son.
1925-1926 Staples & Son, dealers & makers of carriages.
MANUFACTURERS OF WHEELWRIGHTS
1871 . I. Jones; Isaac S. Staples; J. G. Morse; B. W. Lane.
1873 J. G. Morse; I. Jones; I. S. Staples.
1874 J. G. Morse.
1875-1879
J. G. Morse; Richmond Forbes.
1880 J. G. Morse; J. C. Pilley; Richmond Forbes.
1881-1SS6
Richmond Forbes; J. C. Pilley.
1887-1SSS R. Forbes; W. N. Crosby.
1889-1912 W. N. Crosby.
MANUFACTURERS OF BOOTS & SHOES
1870-1873 Pilley & Rose.
1874-1875
Pilley & Bradford.
1876-1877 H. H. Pilley.
1878 C. W. Dore.
1SS0 Isaac Leathers; H. H. Pilley.
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MERCHANTS OF BROOKS
1881
1883
A. Remick; W. O. Jones. W. O. Jones.
MILLWRIGHT
1872-1879 John Roberts; B. W. Lane.
1880-1883 John Roberts; B. W. Lane; W. H. H. Roberts.
1SS4-1886 B. W. Lane; W. H. H. Roberts.
1887-1912 W. H. H. Roberts.
MILLINERY & DRESSMAKING
1882-1886 Mrs. C. V. Monroe, Milliner.
1888 Mrs. Marcellus J. Dow, Milliner; Mrs. Alice Jones, Dressmaker; Mrs. A. E. Dow, Dressmaker.
1SS9 Mrs. M. J. Dow, Milliner; Mrs. Alice Jones, Dressmaker; Mrs. A.
E. Dow, Dressmaker; F. Griffin, Dressmaker.
1890 Mrs. M. J. Dow, Milliner; C. M. Lane, Dressmakers; Estelle Rob- erts, Dressmaker; Mrs. A. E. Dow, Dressmaker; F. Griffin, Dress- maker.
1891 Mrs. M. J. Dow, Milliner; C. M. Lane, Dressmaker; Mrs. A. E. Dow, Dressmaker; Ella Staples, Dressmaker; Susie Gordon, Dress- maker.
1892 Mrs. M. J. Dow, Milliner; C. M. Lane, Dressmaker; Mrs. A. E. Dow, Dressmaker; Ella Staples, Dressmaker.
1893 Mrs. Abbie E. Dow, Milliner; C. M. Lane, Dressmaker; Mrs. A. E. Dow, Dressmaker.
1894 Mrs. A. E. Dow, Dressmaker; Mrs. Annie Brown, Dressmaker.
1895 Mrs. M. J. Dow, Milliner; Mrs. A. E. Dow, Dressmaker; Mrs. An- nie Brown, Dressmaker; Mrs. Anna Healey, Dressmaker; Mrs. L. C. Jones, Dressmaker; Mrs. Eliabeth Huff, Dressmaker.
1896 Mrs. M. J. Dow, Milliner; Mrs. Annie Brown, Dressmaker; Mrs. L. C. Jones, Dressmaker; Mrs. Elizabeth Huff, Dressmaker.
1897 Mrs. Blin F. Stantial. Dressmaker; Miss Mabel Ellingwood, Dress- maker; Mrs. Elizabeth Huff. Dressmaker.
1S98 Vashti Fogg, Millinery; Alice L. Dow, Millinery; Mrs. B. F. Stan- tial, Dressmaker; Mrs. Elizabeth Huff, Dressmaker; Mildred O'Brien, Dressmaker.
1899 Vashti Fogg. Millinery; Alice L. Dow, Millinery; Mrs. B. F. Stantial, Dressmaker; Mrs. Elizabeth Huff, Dressmaker.
1900 Vashti Fogg, Millinery; Alice L. Dow, Millinery; Mrs. Elizabeth Huff, Dressmaker.
1901 Alice L. Dow, Millinery; Mrs. W. O. Estes, Millinery; Mrs. Eliza- beth Huff. Dressmaker.
1902 Alice L. Dow. Millinery; Mrs. W. O. Estes, Millinery; Mrs. Eliza- beth Huff, Dressmaker; Kate Small, Dressmaker.
1903 Alice L. Dow. Millinery; Mrs. W. O. Estes, Millinery: Mrs. Eliza- beth Huff, Dressmaker; Kate Small, Dressmaker; Evie Roberts, Dressmaker.
1904-1905 Alice L. Dow, Millinery; Mrs: W. O. Estes, Millinery; Mrs. Eliza- beth Huff, Dressmaker.
1906-1907 Mrs. W. O. Estes, Millinery; Mrs. A. E. Dow, Millinery; Mrs. Eliz- abeth Huff, Dressmaker.
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SKETCHES OF BROOKS HISTORY
1908 Fanny B. Merritt. Millinery; Mrs. W. O. Estes, Millinery; Mrs. Elizabeth Huff, Dressmaker; Mrs. Delbert Bowen, Dressmaker. 1909-1910 Fanny B. Merritt, Millinery; Mrs. W. O. Estes.
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