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THE 
 
 Island of Mount Desert 
 
 REGISTER 
 
 WITH 
 
 THE CRANBERRY ISLES 
 
 1909-10 
 
 COMPILED BY 
 
 LAWTON, JORDAN & MADDOX 
 
 AUBURN. MAINE 
 
 PUBLISHED BY THE LAWTON - JORDAN CO. 
 
LANDSCAPE 
 ARCHITECTURE 
 
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CONTENTS ^^ 
 
 Page 
 
 INTRODUCTION 17 
 
 INDIAN ACCOUNT 19 
 
 CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS 21 
 
 THE FOUNDING OF SAINT SAUVEUR 26 
 
 MILITARY HISTORY 34 
 
 HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF MOUNT DESERT .38 
 
 Early settlement 38 
 
 Incorporation ; 45 
 
 Town oiBcers since 1850 46 
 
 Mount Desert in the Rebellion 47 
 
 Church History 49 
 
 Professional Men 52 
 
 The Jordan Pond House 53 
 
 HISTORY OF EDEN 55 
 
 Early settlement 56 
 
 Town officers since 1870 69 
 
 Eden in the Rebellion 70 
 
 Church History 72 
 
 Professional Men 77 
 
 Items of Interest 80 
 
 HISTORY OF TREMONT AND SOUTHWEST HARBOR 81 
 
 Early settlement 81 
 
 Incorporation of Tremont 86 
 
 Town officials. 87 
 
 Church Account 89 
 
 Tremont in the Rebellion 93 
 
 Professional Men 95 
 
 Items of Interest ^^ 96 
 
 855 
 
HISTORY OF CRANBERRY ISLES 97 
 
 Early settlement 97 
 
 Town officials since 1870 101 
 
 Cranberry Isles in the Rebellion 102 
 
 Church Account 103 
 
 THE BERNARD GRANT 104 
 
 SIEUR DE LA MOTHE CADILLAC GRANT 109 
 
 THE DE GREGOIRE GRANT Ill 
 
 EDEN CENSUS ADDENDA 112 
 
 CENSUS OF EDEN 113 
 
 Summer Residents — Eden 207 
 
 Eden Business Directory 217 
 
 CENSUS OF MOUNT DESERT 225 
 
 Mount Desert Business Directory 265 
 
 CENSUS OF SOUTHWEST HARBOR 269 
 
 Southwest Harbor Business Directory 290 
 
 CENSUS OF TREMONT 293 
 
 Tremont Business Directory 322 
 
 CENSUS OF CRANBERRY ISLES , 324 
 
 Cranberry Isles Business Directory 325 
 
 S. H. MAYO 
 
 DEALER IN MOTOR BOATS 
 
 Agent for Automobiles ^ Boat and Auto Supplies 
 Installing and Repairing Engines 
 
 SOUTHWEST HARBOR. MAINE 
 
INTRODUCTION 
 
 The several municipalities included in this work are situ- 
 ated in the southern part of Hancock County, Maine; Eden, 
 Mount Desert, Southwest Harbor and Tremont, all on the 
 Island of Mount Desert, and the Cranberry Isles, a few miles 
 off the entrance to Somes Sound. 
 
 The region in which they lie is one of the most picturesque 
 in our country, and it is rich in scenery of unusual wildness 
 and grandeur. It combines in a wonderful manner the attrac- 
 tions of ocean and mountain, and abounds in beautiful valleys 
 and lakes, which appeal irresistibly to every lover of the 
 beautiful in Nature. 
 
 Against the islands* rugged cliffs and massive headlands^ 
 still bold and steep in their primeval grandeur, the waters of 
 the ocean chafe in swelling surges and hurl themselves high 
 into the air, while towering high toward the heavens the 
 mountains loom aloft, straight almost from the level of the 
 sea, to form the highest elevations in eastern Maine. Over 
 all, the olouds in their exquisite tints, and wonderful harmony 
 of color, blend and change at evening, while the broken, barren 
 mountains, slowly soften into blue, to become at sunset a 
 wonderful glory of crimson, amethyst and gold. 
 
 Centuries ago, the Indians made this beautiful region a 
 favorite resort; to this spot, too, nearly three centuries ago, 
 came the French Jesuit missionaries and their fellow 
 voyagers, when they sought new fields to conquer for the 
 glory of God and of France; here, also, in the wars for the 
 supremacy of the continent, the French and English found a 
 suitable centre of rendezvous for their men and ships. 
 
18 INTRODUCTION 
 
 The French and Indian wars having been ended by the 
 treaty of peace which followed Wolfe's victory over Mont- 
 calm on the Plains of Abraham, the shores of Mount 
 Desert remained untrodden for a period of many years, until, 
 at length, a permanent settlement was made not long after 
 the middle of the eighteenth century, by pioneers from Massa- 
 chusetts Bay. 
 
 The purpose of this register is not to attempt an entirely 
 new and minutely detailed account of the romantic and stir- 
 ring history of Mount Desert, but to condense the most im- 
 portant facts into the space of one or two hundred pages, 
 compact and readily accessible, that the history and family 
 directory, with the cottage and business directories may serve 
 as a ready-reference register of these towns. 
 
 We wish to acknowledge our indebtedness for historical 
 data to the excellent manuscripts of Mr. Eben L. Hamor, the 
 historian of Eden, to the late Rev. George E. Street's compre- 
 hensive and intensely interesting *'Mou7it Desert, a History," 
 to the records of the Maine Historical Society, to the Maine 
 Register, the town and church records, and those of the Adju- 
 tant-General of Maine, and to all the various sources from 
 which these facts have been derived. 
 
 To those who gave their subscriptions for the book, and to 
 the business men, who aided us by their advertisements, to 
 make the work financially successful, we extend our thanks. 
 We trust they will find the Register what we have endeavored 
 to make it — something of interest and of value. 
 
INDIAN ACCOUNT 
 
 The Indians of eastern Maine were related by tribal con- 
 nections and by language to the Algonquin nation which occu- 
 pied most of the northern and eastern parts of the continent. 
 East of the Saco river these tribes were called the Abenaki, 
 though the English colonists often referred to them as the 
 Tarratines. According to Ventromile, the Jesuit missionary, 
 the proper form of Abenaki is Wabanaki, meaning "the people 
 of the place where the sky begins to look white in the morn- 
 ing," or "the people of the East." 
 
 The people of the Abenaki nation were divided into several 
 tribes, each of which had its own villages and lands. The 
 Sokoki lived about the Saco river and Oasco bay, the Nor- 
 ridgewocks on the upper Kennebec, the Penobscots on the 
 Penobscot river, and two tribes known to the early French in 
 this section as the Etchemins and Malecites, farther to the 
 east. Parkman's description of the life of these tribes is as 
 follows: "In habits they were all much alike. Their villages 
 were on the waters of the Androscoggin, the Saco, the Kenne- 
 bec, the Penobscot, the St. Croix and the St. John; here in 
 spring they planted their corn, beans and pumpkins, and then, 
 leaving them to grow, went down to the sea in their birch 
 canoes. They returned towards the end of the summer, 
 gathered their harvest, and went again to the sea, where they 
 lived in abundance on ducks, geese, and other water-fowl. 
 During winter, most of the women, children and old men 
 remained in the villages, while the hunters ranged the forests 
 in chase of moose, deer, caribou, beavers and bears." 
 
 Though all of one nation and language, the Abenaki were 
 constantly engaged in civil war. Biard's interpreters who 
 
20 INDIAN ACCOUNT 
 
 accompanied him on the voyage of 1611, Indians of the Penob- 
 scot or Pasamaquoddy tribes, refused to accompany him be- 
 yond Monhegan, because their foes dwelt to the westward. 
 
 In the eighty-five years between 1675 and 1760 there were 
 thirty-six years of open and bitter warfare between the French 
 and Indians on the one hand and the English settlers on the 
 other. When peace intervened it was scarcely more than a 
 temporary armed truce. 
 
 The conflict between the English and the French who were 
 aided by their Indian allies was but the echo of the greater 
 wars which shook the continent of Europe. In this country, 
 it was not so much a succession of military campaigns as a 
 series of massacres and pillages finding cause not only in the 
 European wars that engaged the mother countries but also in 
 the local rivalries, hostilities and racial hate. 
 
 The bitterness of the Abenaki tribes toward the English is 
 explained by the fact that the latter usurped their lands, and 
 treated them with cruelty. They became the allies of the 
 French and the implacable foes of the English because the 
 former treated them as friends and equals, ''opened their 
 eyes to religion, gave them good weight in trade,*' were 
 honest and fair; whereas, on the other hand, the English fre- 
 quently robbed and killed them, though it cannot be denied 
 that the latter often had just cause. 
 
 Foray after foray, massacre after massacre, pillage and 
 flame ravaged the little settlements in Maine for more than a 
 hundred years. When the final peace came the Penobscots 
 had dwindled into insignificance and their united bands could 
 muster only seventy-three warriors. It is significant that the 
 first English settlers in this section in 1761 and later, make no 
 mention of Indians in this vicinity. 
 
CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS 
 
 1604 (Sept. 3). Isle des Monts Desert seen by Champlain, 
 in an exploring voyage along the coast. 
 
 1613 (March 12). Ship Jonas set sail from Honfleur, on 
 expedition to America, bearing Sieur de la Sausaye, the Jesuit 
 Father Quentin, the lay brother Gilbert du Thet and forty- 
 eight settlers, artisans and laborers. 
 
 1613 (Two months later). The voyagers landed at Port 
 Royal, where they took on board Fathers Biard and Masse, 
 and after a delay of five days, set sail for a place called 
 Kadesquit on the Pentegoet (Penobscot River). 
 
 1613. Voyagers landed on Mount Desert, called by the 
 Indians, Pemetic. Settlement made at Femald's Point, at 
 the entrance of Somes Sound, Mount Desert ; site of settlement 
 called Saint Sauveur. 
 
 1613 (Between May 16 and Nov. 9th). Settlement broken 
 up by Virginians, from the ship Treasurer of Jamestown, 
 commander, Samuel Argall. 
 
 1617. Hills of Mount Desert seen by Capt. John Smith, 
 and marked on his famous map of New England. 
 
 1676 (October). Thomas Cobbett, Jr., of Portsmouth, 
 taken prisoner by Indians, and carried to Mount Desert, where 
 he was held in captivity for nine weeks. 
 
 1688. Census of Governor Edmund Andros, giving ''Names 
 of Inhabitants between the River Penobscot and St. Croix," 
 gives **In Winskeage Bay, on the eastern side of Mount 
 Desert, Cadolick and wife." Cadolick was probably the Sieur 
 de la Mothe Cadillac who had received a grant of Mount 
 Desert, which was confirmed by King Louis XIV on May 
 25, 1689. 
 
22 CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS 
 
 1692. Cadillac drew up a report in which he describes the 
 island of Monts Deserts. 
 
 1692-96. Mount Desert employed as a place of rendezvous 
 for the French expeditions against New England. 
 
 1704. Mount Desert, a place of rendezvous for Colonel 
 Church's fifth expedition against the French and Indians. 
 
 1740. Ship Grand Design, having on board a company 
 of North of Ireland emigrants, bound for Pennsylvania, 
 wrecked on Long Ledge at the entrance of the Western Way. 
 The ship's company escaped and landed at Ship Harbor; 
 but many later died of exposure and hardship. 
 
 1761. Abraham Somes of Gloucester, Mass., with his wife, 
 Hannah ( Herri ck) and four children, settled on George 
 Somes' Point. James Richardson, also of Gloucester, with 
 his wife and five children settled soon afterward at Richard- 
 son's Cove. 
 
 1762 (Feb. 27). The General Court of Massachusetts 
 granted to Governor Francis Bernard, one-half of the island 
 of Mount Desert. 
 
 1762 (Oct. 2). Governor Bernard, on voyage to Mount 
 Desert, landed at South West Harbor. 
 
 1785 (June 23). The Massachusetts General Court grant- 
 ed one-half of the island to John Bernard, son of the former 
 governor, whose estates had been confiscated by the state. 
 
 1787 (July 7). The Legislature of Massachusetts granted 
 to Bartolemy and Maria Theresa de Gregoire, all the lands on 
 Mount Desert that remained in the possession of the state. 
 
 1789 (Feb. 17). Mount Desert incorporated a town. 
 Town included Mount Desert Island, Thompson's Island, the 
 Two Thomas Islands, Bar Island, Baker's Island, Bear Island, 
 Bartlett's Island, Greening's Island, the Cranberry Islands, 
 Moose Island, Sutton's Island and Tinker's Island. 
 
 1792 (Oct. 17). First church formed on Mount Desert 
 Island. This was organized as the Mount Desert Congrega- 
 tional Church. 
 
CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS 23 
 
 1796 (Feb. 22). Eden set off from Mount Desert and 
 incorporated a town. 
 
 1797. First meeting-house in Eden built at Hull's Cove. 
 
 1799 (July 5). The Baptist Church of Eden, oldest in 
 Hancock County, organized. 
 
 1809. First vessel, the Schooner Hazard, Israel Higgins, 
 master, Samuel Hadlock, owner, built at Eden. 
 
 1812-14. Second War with England. Mount Desert vis- 
 ited by British. 
 
 1814 (August). Battle of Norwood's Cove. 
 
 1828. Light house built at Baker's Island; Wm. Gilley 
 appointed keeper. 
 
 1830 (March 10). The two Cranberry Islands, with Sut- 
 ton's and Baker's and Bear Islands, set off from Mount Desert 
 and incorporated as the town of Cranberry Isles. 
 
 1836-7. Bridge over the Narrows constructed; Capt. Wm. 
 Thompson and John M. Noyes, contractors ; cost about $5,000. 
 
 1837. Meeting-house at Center (Tremont) erected. 
 
 1838. Bartlett's, Hardwood, and Tinker's or Robinson's 
 Islands, set off from Mount Desert and incorporated into a 
 town by the name of Seaville. This act was repealed Feb. 24, 
 1859, and Bartlett's Island was again made a part of Mount 
 Desert, while Hardwood and Tinker's Island were annexed to 
 Tremont. 
 
 1848 (June 3). Mount Desert again divided and the 
 town of Mansel incorporated. (August 8). Name of the 
 town changed to Tremont. 
 
 1850. Pop. of Eden, 1127 ; Mt. Desert, 682 ; Tremont, 1425. 
 
 1852. Somesville meeting-house built. 
 
 1867. Tobias Roberts built the hotel Agamont, first sum- 
 mer hotel at Bar Harbor. First cottage built, Alpheus Hardy 
 purchasing Birch Point of Stephen Higgins for $300. 
 
 1869. The Tremont and Ellsworth Telegraph Company 
 incorporated. The Bay View House, later the Grand Central, 
 built at Bar Harbor. 
 
24 CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS 
 
 1870. Eden, Pop., 1195; polls, 290; estates, $196,499; Mt. 
 Desert, Pop., 918; polls, 226; estates, $158,061; Tremont, Pop., 
 1822; polls, 419; estates, $262,353; Cranberry Isles, Pop., 350; 
 polls, S6; estates, $61,514. Hotel Atlantic built, later Louis- 
 biirg. 
 
 1871. First part of Hotel Newport built. 
 
 1873. Saint Sauveur rebuilt ; Rockaway built ; the Deering, 
 afterwards the Marlborough, built. 
 
 1874. The Ocean House erected. 
 
 1876. The Congregational Church of Somesville organized. 
 
 1878. Episcopal chapel built at Bar Harbor. 
 
 1879. The Hotel Belmont built. 
 
 1880. Eden, Pop., 1629; Mount Desert, Pop., 1017; polls, 
 243; estates, $160,803; Tremont, Pop., 2011; polls, 507; estates, 
 $361,419 ; Cranberry Isles, Pop., 343 ; polls, 98 ; estates, $52,063. 
 The West End Hotel at Bar Harbor built. 
 
 1881. Saint Sylvia's, the first Catholic church, built at 
 Bar Harbor, opened for services. 
 
 1882 (August). Saint Sylvia's consecrated by the Rt. 
 Rev. J. A. Healy, Bishop of Portland. A year or two later 
 in the pastorate of the Rev. Thos. F. Butler, the church edifice 
 was enlarged. (July 23). Saint Mary's by the Sea (Episco- 
 pal), at Northeast Harbor, opened for worship, and (August 
 23), consecrated by Bishop Doane. 
 
 1883. Methodist church on School Street, Bar Harbor, 
 dedicated. 
 
 1885. Union meeting-house at Southwest Harbor built. 
 
 1886. Saint Saviour's (Episcopal) at Bar Harbor, greatly 
 enlarged. 
 
 1887. Baptist church on Ledgelawn Avenue, Bar Harbor, 
 buUt. 
 
 1888. New Methodist church. School street, erected. 
 
 1889 (June). Unitarian church, Bar Harbor, first occu- 
 pied. (July 17). Union meeting-house at Northeast Harbor 
 dedicated. Methodist church at Southwest Harbor built. 
 
CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS 25 
 
 1890. Eden, Pop., 1946; Mount Desert, Pop., 1355; polls, 
 354; estates, $570,005; Tremont, Pop., 2036; polls, 582; es- 
 tates, $635,979; Cranberry Isles, Pop., 330; polls, 114, estates," 
 $104,893. 
 
 1893 (April 8). Baptist church at Northeast Harbor or- 
 ganized. 
 
 1895. Catholic church built at Northeast Harbor organ- 
 ized. Tremont Baptist church incorporated. 
 
 1897 (Dec. 9). Baptist church of Manset formed. 
 
 1900. Eden, Pop., 4,379; polls, 1,047; estates, $4,470,540; 
 Mount Desert, Pop., 1,600; polls, 422; estates, $932,724; Tre- 
 mont, Pop., 2,010; polls, 650; estates, $513,337; Cranberry 
 Isles, Pop., 374; polls, 124; estates, $119,751. 
 
 1900 (June 1). Y. M. C. A. opened at Bar Harbor. 
 
 1901 (June 6). Congregational church formed at Seal 
 Harbor. Catholic church at Northeast Harbor enlarged to 
 accommodate a congregation of about five hundred. 
 
 1902. New Episcopal church at Northeast Harbor conse- 
 crated. 
 
 1904. Meeting-house at Otter Creek, dedicated. 
 
 1905 (Feb.). Southwest Harbor set off from Tremont, 
 and incorporated a town. 
 
 1908. New high school built at Bar Harbor, one of the 
 most beautiful in Maine. 
 
The Founding of Saint Sauveur 
 
 The island of Mount Desert is included in the region which 
 was the earliest occupied in New England. This section of 
 Maine, in the earliest years of our history, was under the juris- 
 diction of France, and, with Nova Scotia and New Bruns- 
 wick, bore the general name of Acadia. 
 
 Sullivan, the first historian of Maine, who wrote in 1795, 
 says: "In Acadia there was another territory, east of the 
 County of Newcastle, which was not comprehended in the 
 duke's Province of New York. This was, perhaps, the ancient 
 Norumbegua. It extended from Pemaquid to St. Croix, com- 
 prehending Mount Mansel or Mount Desert, and the territory 
 of Penobscot." (Sul. History of Maine, 293). 
 
 The first settlement in Norumbega was made in 1604, on 
 a small island near the head of Passamaquoddy Bay, when 
 the chevalier De Monts, with his followers, having erected a 
 fort, chapel, and dwelling houses, passed a winter there. The 
 hardships which they suffered were so severe, however, that 
 of seventy-nine persons, only forty remained alive in the 
 spring. In the summer of 1605 De Monts abandoned the 
 settlement and after a voyage along the coast and a visit to 
 Port Royal he returned to France. The colonists removed to 
 Port Royal, and De Monts abandoned his attempt to plant a 
 colony in Norumbega. 
 
 In 1607, Henry IV confirmed the transfer of De Mont's 
 right to Port Royal to M. de Poutrincourt, and while the latter 
 was making arrangements in behalf of his colony, an order 
 came to him from the King to make preparation for a mission 
 of the Jesuits there. 
 
THE FOUNDING OF SAINT SAUYEUR 27 
 
 The Society of Jesus, which had been founded by Ignatius 
 de Loyola in 1534, was at that time pushing forward with 
 zeal the movement sometimes known as the Catholic or 
 Counter-Reformation, which had, on the one hand, the pur- 
 pose of checking the Protestant Revolt and winning back to 
 the church those portions of Europe which had been influ- 
 enced by the Protestant movement, and on the other, that of 
 preaching the gospel to all non-Christian peoples. The 
 heathenism of the American Indians accordingly prompted the 
 Jesuits to make great sacrifices and to endure terrible hard- 
 ships that the savages might be brought into the Christian 
 fold. 
 
 When the zealous Professor, Father Pierre Biard, learned 
 of Poutrincourt 's plans to found a colony at Port Royal, he 
 conceived the idea of establishing a mission there. Several 
 years elapsed, however, before Fathers Biard and Enemond 
 Masse were permitted to set out from France, as the Huguenot 
 merchants who held as security the ship in which they wished 
 to sail, refused to permit them to embark. Finally, through 
 the efforts of the Marchioness de Guercheville, wife of the 
 Governor of Paris, the claims of the Huguenots were paid, 
 and the Jesuits together with young Biancourt, son of Pou- 
 trincourt, to whim charge of the colony at Port Royal had been 
 given, set out upon their voyage. They arrived at their desti- 
 nation June 22, 1611, and within a month afterward Poutrin- 
 court sailed for France, never to return. 
 
 Ill-feeling arose between the clergy and the Governor, 
 which resulted in a separation and, in consequence of this, the 
 Marchioness de Guercheville, who had become proprietor of 
 all Acadia except Port Royal, resolved to establish a mission 
 in another quarter where there would be no danger of inter- 
 vention on the part of Biancourt. 
 
 Enlisting a number of high personages in the enterprise, 
 she fitted out a vessel of a hundred tons' burden, and placed 
 the expedition under the charge of Sieur La Saussaye, whom 
 
28 THE FOUNDING OF SAINT SAUVEUR 
 
 she had selected for Governor of the colony. The place fixed 
 upon for a settlement was Kadesquit, which, it is thought, 
 was Kenduskeag, the site of the present city of Bangor. 
 
 There were fifty persons in the company, among them the 
 Jesuits, Father Quentin, a priest, and M. du Thet. The ship 
 sailed from Honfleur, March 12, 1613, under command of 
 Charles Flory de Hableville, and made for Port Royal, which 
 it reached on the twenty-second of June. After a delay of 
 five days, the members of the company again embarked, taking 
 with them Fathers Biard and Masse, and set sail for their final 
 destination. When off Grand Menan, however, a dense fog 
 shut down upon the ship and for two days and nights they 
 drived upon the treacherous currents of the Bay of Fundy, 
 and, finally, out to sea. ' ' Our tribulation, ' ' says Father Biard, 
 ''led us to pray to God to deliver us from danger, and send 
 us to some place where we might contribute to His glory. He 
 heard us, in His mercy, for on the same evening we began to 
 discover the stars, and in the morning the fog had cleared 
 away. We then discovered that we were near the coast of 
 Mount Desert, an island which the savages called Pemetic. 
 The pilot steered towards the eastern shore, and landed us in 
 a large and beautiful harbor. We returned thanks to God, 
 elevating the cross, and singing praises with the holy Sacrifice 
 of the Mass. We named the place and harbor Saint Sauveur." 
 
 The exact place of their landing is not known, but it is 
 thought that since it was on the "eastern shore," and in a 
 "large and beautiful harbor," and since we learn from Father 
 Biard 's narrative that it was several leagues (approximately 
 nine miles) to the Indian village, which is known to have been 
 located at the entrance of Somes Sound, the conclusion is 
 reached that, probably, the voyagers landed in the neighbor- 
 hood of Bar Harbor. 
 
 The pilgrims did not intend to remain long on Mount 
 Desert, so Father Biard had an interview with the Indians 
 for the purpose of obtaining information in regard to the 
 
-THE FOUNDING OF SAINT SAUVEUR 29 
 
 route to Kadesquit. The natives had met the Father two 
 years before at Pentagoet and knowing him they urged him 
 to settle on Mount Desert which they said w^as "quite as good 
 a place as Kadesquit," that it was so healthy that it was the 
 resort of invalids who regained their health there. The Jesu- 
 its, however, could not be persuaded to remain until the sav- 
 ages, appealing to the humanity and religion of the mission- 
 aries, urged them to visit their chief. "It is important," they 
 said, "that you should come, inasmuch as Asticou, our Saga- 
 more, is sick unto^ death, and if yon do not come he will die 
 without Baptism and will not go to Heaven ; you will be the 
 cause. On his part, he wishes to be baptised. " Moved by this 
 appeal, Father Biard consented to go; and with Sieur de la 
 Motte, mate of the Jonas, and Simon, the interpreter, he was 
 taken to the village in a canoe. 
 
 The illness of the chief proved nothing but a pretext, the 
 wily savages having made use of the device to induce the priest 
 view the place where they wished him to settle, hoping that 
 he would be tempted by its attractiveness and beauty. The 
 device was quite successful, for the point opposite the village 
 seemed so ideal a place for the mission that Father Biard per- 
 suaded the leaders of the expedition to examine it. They did 
 so, and it was unanimously agreed to "stop there and seek 
 no further," 
 
 Father Biard describes the place of settlement as " a pretty 
 colline, elevated above the sea, and bathed on its sides by 
 two springs. There are from twenty-five to thirty acres, cov- 
 ered with grass, which, in some places, reaches the height of 
 a man. It fronts the south and east. The soil is rich and 
 fertile. The harbor is as safe as a pond, for besides being 
 separated from the large island of Mount Desert, it is also 
 separated from certain small islets which break the winds and 
 the waves and fortify the entrance. There is no fleet for 
 which it would not be sufficient, nor vessel which could not 
 approach the land to unload within a cable's length." 
 
30 THE FOUNDING OF SAINT SAUVEUR 
 
 Fernald's Point at the entrance of Somes Island so closely 
 corresponds to this description that all the authorities agree 
 that it was there that the French settlement was made. 
 
 The ship was moored in the harbor, the supplies were 
 landed, and the immigrants disembarked. Almost immedi- 
 ately a controversy arose between the governor and the mis- 
 sionaries, as to whether they should attend first to agriculture 
 or to the erection of fortifications. La Saussaye wished to pro- 
 vide against want ; the Jesuits against attack. Other differences 
 followed and little was accomplished. The dissensions were 
 brought to an untimely end, however, in a manner most unfor- 
 tunate for the colony. 
 
 In accordance with the custom of the English settlers in 
 Virginia, a fishing fleet had been sent north to fish in the 
 waters off the Maine coast. This fleet was under the convoy 
 of Samuel Argall in the Treasurer, a ship carrying sixty men 
 and fourteen guns. Argall was an enterprising but unscrupu- 
 lous man who had come to Virginia from England to engage 
 in sturgeon fishing. This was an illicit business, but Argall 
 purchased silence from the colonists with bribes, and enjoyed 
 immunity from punishment. 
 
 On this expedition, fraught, as it afterwards proved, with 
 such ill fortune for the French on Mount Desert, Argall had 
 been instructed by Sir Thomas Dale, then Governor of Vir- 
 ginia, to expel any French and Dutch people he might find 
 trading within his jurisdiction, of which he considered Acadia 
 to form a part. 
 
 Argall 's vessel was cruising in the Gulf of Maine, when 
 some Indians came on board the ship, in a fog, and innocently 
 told him that a number of his ** Norman" countrymen were 
 establishing a settlement at Pematic. The wily Englishman, 
 detaining one of the Indians for a pilot, set all sail for the 
 "safe" harbor of the French, and soon swooped down upon 
 the settlers in Somes Sound. Argall wasted no time in carry- 
 ing out his purpose, but at once made an attack. Father 
 
THE FOUNDING OF SAINT SAUVEUR 31 
 
 Biard 's narrative of the fight which ensued, is as follows : 
 
 "Now, we, beholding the vessel coming under full sail 
 from a distance, did not know what to think, whether they 
 were friends or enemies. Frenchmen or foreigners, for this 
 reason — the pilot went in advance in a long boat, to recon- 
 noitre, while the others armed themselves. La Saussaye re- 
 mained on shore, and retained there most of his men. La 
 Motte, lieutenant, Bonfere, ensign, and Joubert, sergeant, all 
 the most resolute, went to the vessel. Thus it was, then, that 
 one could recognize men of value. 
 
 "The English vessel came more rapidly than an arrow, 
 having a good wind — all the soldiers clothed in scarlet, the 
 English colors flying, and three drums and trumpets making 
 a furious noise. Our pilot, who had gone to make discoveries, 
 did not return with the vessel, because, he said, the English 
 were to windward of him, and, consequently, in order not to 
 fall into their hands, he made the circuit of an island. On 
 this occasion, therefore, our vessel was destitute of half its 
 crew, and for the defense there were only ten in all, and not 
 any of them knew anything about sea fights, except Capt. 
 Flory, who was not wanting in ability and courage, but he 
 had neither sufficient time to prepare himself, nor sufficient 
 men; on account of which he was not able to weigh anchor, 
 the sails being used for another purpose. As it was summer, 
 and as we remained in this harbor without fear, we had ex- 
 tended the sails in the form of a bower, from the poop to the 
 windlass, in order to have a shade upon the deck, and there 
 was not sufficient time to bend them. But this misfortune 
 was lucky for us, as our men remained very well concealed 
 during the combat, in such manner that the English, not being 
 able to pick out any one during their volleys, less of our men 
 were killed and wounded. 
 
 "At the approach, as it is the custom to call and ask who 
 one is, our people cried out, according to the custom of mar- 
 iners, '0! 0!' But the English did not respond in this tone, 
 
32 THE FOUNDING OF SAINT SAUVEUR 
 
 but in another more furious, with heavy discharges of muskets 
 and cannon. They had fourteen pieces of artillery and sixty 
 musketeers connected with the ship, Avho came to the charge 
 upon the sides, upon the bowsprit, upon the poop and wherever 
 it was necessary, like a line of soldiers and in order, as well 
 as foot soldiers do upon the land. 
 
 ''The first volley from the English side was terrible; the 
 whole vessel was in fire and smoke. From our side we re- 
 sponded coldly, and the artillery was silent. Captain Flory 
 cried loudly: 
 
 *' 'Fire the cannon! Let it go!' 
 
 "But the gunner was not there. Now Gilbert du Thet, who 
 was never faint-hearted in his life, nor a coward, hearing this 
 cry and seeing no one obey, took the match and caused our 
 cannon to speak as loud as the enemy's. The misfortune was 
 that he did not take aim, and if he had done so there would 
 have been, perhaps, something more than noise. 
 
 ' ' The English, after this first volley, laid their vessel along- 
 side and kept an anchor ready to hook the bits of our cable, 
 which stopped the enemy and caused him to cut off from our 
 side, for he feared in pursuing us to be drawn into shoal 
 water; then, becoming re-assured, he again commanded to 
 approach us with a volley of musquetry as before. It seems, 
 in this second attack, that Father du Thet received a musket 
 ball through the body and fell upon the deck. Captain Flory 
 was also wounded in the foot, and three others elsewhere, 
 which caused us to give the signal and to cry that we would 
 surrender, as certainly the match was not equal. At this 
 cry, the English jumped into our boat in order to come to our 
 vessel; our men also, from an unlucky resolution, threw them- 
 selves into their own to make for the shore, for they feared 
 the arrival of the victors. The conqueror was on board our 
 vessel before they had gone far, and prayed and called to them 
 to return, and, to constrain them, fired upon them. Being 
 frightened, two of our men cast themselves into the water, by 
 
THE FOUNDING OF SAINT SAUVEUR 83 
 
 my advice, to gain the shore, but they were drowned. Either 
 they were wounded, or, what is more probable, they were 
 struck and killed in the water. These were two young men 
 of good expectations, one from Dieppe, called Le Moine; the 
 other named Neveu, of the city of Beauvais. Their bodies 
 were not found until nine days afterward. They were taken 
 and religiously interred. Such was the capture of our vessel." 
 
 Following his victory, Argall landed, and having found in 
 the half -finished fort La Saussaye'g strong-box which contained 
 all the papers and credentials of the French, he appropriated 
 them and then, secure in the possession of these documents, 
 he denounced La Saussaye as a trespasser and justified his 
 attack on that ground. The French governor denied the 
 charge and claimed to be acting under commissions from the 
 crown. Argall, thereupon, demanded that the commissions be 
 produced and since La Saussaye could not produce his author- 
 ity, he was denounced as a pirate and the English were given 
 full liberty to pillage the French ships and camp. Argall was 
 severe with his prisoners, and at length, after two had been 
 flogged, he reduced all to subordination. Some of the prison- 
 ers were taken to Jamestown, some were permitted to return 
 to France. Father Biard and Quentin went to Jamestown, 
 La Saussaye and Father Masse to France. 
 
 At Saint Sauveur the Englishmen pulled down the Jesu- 
 its' cross and razed the unfinished defenses. Thus, the earli- 
 est settlement of Mount Desert was blotted out. More than 
 one and a half centuries were to elapse before a permanent 
 settlement would be made up on its rock-bound shores. 
 
 (Sources— Collections of the Me. Hist. Society, Vol. VIII, 
 Relations of the Jesuits, Chap. 24, History of Mount Desert, 
 Street, "Saint Sauveur.'') 
 
MILITARY HISTORY 
 
 THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR 
 
 The military history of Mount Desert antedates that of any 
 of the towns on the island, since it was not for several years 
 after the Revolution closed that the Plantation of Mount 
 Desert became a town. 
 
 It is recorded that a number of the residents of the island 
 left their homes to join the Continental forces and to do their 
 share toAvard the winning of the independence of the colonies. 
 David Richardson served one month as a private; Jonathan 
 Rodick served one month and eighteen days in Capt. Dan'l Sul- 
 livan's company, which went to Machias in 1777 and 1778. 
 In the expedition against Majorbagaduce (Castine), in 1779, 
 were : Levi Higgins, lieutenant ; Elisha Cousins, sergeant ; 
 Timothy Smallidge, corporal; Israel Higgins, Daniel Richard- 
 son and Jabez Salisbury, privates. These men probably 
 served two months. 
 
 In Captain Sullivan's company in th^ sixth regiment of 
 militia, which went into service by order of Colonel John 
 Allen in October, 1780, were: James Campbell, clerk; Jon- 
 athan Doane and Freeman Knowles, privates. Other Revolu- 
 tionary soldiers were: Joseph Mayo, Ephraim Haynes, and 
 Col. Cornelius Thompson, a resident of Thompson's Island, 
 who was at one time during the war, captain of the privateer 
 brig. Chase, and, also, an officer in the militia. 
 
MILITARY HISTORY 35 
 
 THE WAR OF 1812 
 
 The inhabitants of Mount Desert, like the residents of 
 several other localities on the Maine coast, suffered greatly 
 during the Second War with England from the depredations 
 of the British. Capt. Amariah Leland, who was building a 
 small vessel near Emery's Cove, was compelled by a British 
 privateer to pay $500 or have his vessel burned. William 
 Mason and Thomas Paine were fired at one day by the crew 
 of an English barge, and Mason was mortally wounded. 
 William Thompson, William Wasgatt, and Elisha Young were 
 taken by the English to Halifax, where Wasgatt and Young 
 were held for a time as prisoners of war, while Thompson 
 was carried to England and imprisoned there until the war 
 was over. 
 
 The Battle or Skirmish of Norwood's Cove was the most 
 important event of the war so far as Mount Desert was con- 
 cerned. It was in August, 1814, that the Tenedos, British 
 sloop of war, sailed in through the Eastern Way and anchored 
 between Bear and Sutton Islands. Immediately preparations 
 were made by the islanders to resist attack. Two young men 
 from Great Cranberry rowed over to Southwest Harbor and 
 travelled all night to give the alarm to the people on Mount 
 Desert. All through the night the mustering at the scene of 
 action went on. Old and young joined for the common de- 
 fense, even the aged Jacob Lurvey and John Richardson, vet- 
 erans of the Revolution, coming out to take a hand in the 
 fight. 
 
 The late Dr. Street, whose story of skirmish, which was pub- 
 lished in the Northeast Harbor and Seal Harbor Herald of 
 Sept. 19, 1905, is contained in his ''History of Mount 
 Desert," gives an account of it in these words: 
 
 "The battle proved to be short in duration and at very 
 short range. In the early dawn of Tuesday, August 9, a 
 twelve-oared launch, full of men, with a swivel-gun in the 
 
36 MILITARY HISTORY 
 
 bows, left the warship and drew in toward Clark's Point. 
 Another smaller barge followed. The combatants were near 
 enough to converse, to chaff with and challenge each other 
 before the skirmish began. The militia were in the dense 
 thicket along the shore, but every now and then one of them 
 would run out on the rocks, or warn the invaders that the 
 woods were full of men and they would be routed. Especially 
 when the form of the brave Captain Spurling was seen in the 
 barge, an effort was made to save his life by urging the Brit- 
 ish to give up their undertaking. One of his sons, Robert, 
 rushed out on the high rocks below the present Downs cottage. 
 His plea was most earnest to have his father spared. The 
 officer bade his oarsmen lay to their oars, and ordered the old 
 captain to be crowded down in the bottom of the barge. There 
 the soldiers walked over him, or on him, as best suited their 
 mood, until he raised himself up, said he might as well die 
 one way as another, and cried back to his son and the men on 
 the shore, ''Never mind me, Rob, I am an old man; but give it 
 to these dashed Britishers as hard as you can." Through an 
 opening in the thicket the British caught sight of a man 
 coming up from the Point with a bag over his shoulders laden 
 with bullets. It was Captain Nathan Clark. They fired at 
 him, but missed the mark. ''Better grease your dashed old 
 muzzles and try again," was his retort. The militia fired 
 from behind some natural breastworks covered with a thicket 
 above. This enabled them to rest their guns, pick their men, 
 at the same time to be themselves unseen. The reply from 
 the barge's pivot-gun, though meant to be most sweeping and 
 devastating, went wild, high overhead, breaking branches, 
 hitting rocks, but wounding no one. Even the British musket 
 fire, aimed at men behind trees on the south side of the cove, 
 filled the trees with bullets, but hit nobody. Isaac Lurvey for 
 years afterward showed the tree he stood behind, riddled with 
 seventeen bullets above his head. 
 
 It soon became evident to the British commander, who had 
 
MILITARY HISTORY 37 
 
 not yet really entered the cove, that his men were simply 
 targets for the marksmen, who were invisible if not invul- 
 nerable, and that he had wholly underrated their capacity for 
 defense, so he ordered his barges to draw off, with their iiiiiea 
 and wounded. It was noticed that five instead of twelve 
 were at the oars as they rowed away. As to the losses of the* 
 British, the only data we have is the testimony of two boys, 
 who, like boys of to-day, were apt to be around when not 
 wanted, using their eyes. These boys, sons of William Moore, 
 living near the present site of the Burnham cottage on Sut- 
 ton's Island, had gone aboard the Tenedos to sell raspberries. 
 They were on board when the defeated barge came back with 
 its dead. They saw seven lifeless bodies raised by tackles and 
 slowly let down into the hold of the ship. On the American 
 side the only damage was that Captain Samuel Hadlock of 
 Little Cranberry had two fingers grazed by a bullet." 
 
 THE WAR OF THE REBELLION 
 
 The great struggle of the Rebellion was the true test of 
 the spirit and patriotism of the people of the towns in this 
 section of the North, and as in all the former struggles the 
 citizens here were not found wanting. Scarcely had Fort 
 Sumpter capitulated and the President's call for volunteers 
 been received throughout the North than the names of men of 
 Mount Desert were on the enlistment rolls, and the soldiers 
 were ready to march to the front. Their acts of bravery were 
 recorded on many a hard fought field during the four years' 
 struggle. In field, in camp, in hospital, they showed their 
 worth as men, and their bravery and heroism never has and 
 never can be questioned. 
 
 The roll-call of the soldiers of the Civil War will be found 
 in the history of each of the several towns. The lists, except 
 a few additional names, were obtained from the files m the 
 
38 MILITARY HISTOEY 
 
 Adjutant-General's office at Augusta. In these lists will be 
 found the names of many who are numbered with the dead, 
 for very many of them lost their lives in the service of their 
 country, and many others have since joined their comrades in 
 the Great Unknown. It is not necessary here to recount in 
 detail the services which these men rendered in the four long 
 years of suffering and conflict. It is all familiar to the people 
 of this town, sons and daughters, of the noble men who left 
 their homes and loved ones to do their share for the cause of 
 Liberty and Right. The people of this town knowing the 
 record, glory in the fact that the response was ready and 
 loyal, and that their fathers were not afraid to go forth to 
 battle and, if necessary, to die. Let us but remember as we 
 read the lists, that we owe all that we possess to them, and, 
 let us linger a moment over the roll of the brave and true 
 soldiers whose names are recorded here. 
 
History of the Town of Mount Desert 
 
 Mount Desert, the oldest of the townships on Mount Desert 
 Island, and the second among them in population and wealth, 
 occupies the central part of the island, lying between 
 Eden on the northeast and Tremont on the southwest. It 
 originally embraced the entire island of Mount Desert, and 
 the adjacent islands, and was incorporated a town, Feb. 17^ 
 1789. 
 
 The principal villages are Northeast Harbor and Seal Har- 
 bor, both of which are celebrated summer resorts. Mount 
 Desert (Somesville), and Sound Villages, at the head of 
 Somes' Sound, Hall Quarry, noted for the production of 
 granite, and Otter Creek, part of which is in Eden and part 
 in Mount Desert. 
 
 Northeast Harbor and Seal Harbor enjoy the same steamer 
 facilities as does Bar Harbor, while Mount Desert (small 
 steamer also on the Sound) and Hall Quarry, are connected 
 by stage with Bar Harbor, Southwest Harbor and Bass Harbor 
 in Tremont. Mount Desert and Sound are connected by stage 
 with Northeast Harbor. The population of the town in 1900 
 was 1600. It has since fallen off at Hall Quarry, but has 
 increased at Northeast Harbor and Seal Harbor which are be- 
 coming more and more popular as vacation resorts. The 
 valuation of Mount Desert is now about $1,000,000. 
 
 EARLY SETTLEMENT 
 
 Abraham Somes, the pioneer settler in Mount Desert, was 
 born at Gloucester, Mass., March 17, 1732. He was the son 
 of Abraham and Martha Emerson Somes of Gloucester and 
 
40 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 was fourth in descent from Morris and Margerie Somes, who 
 were among the first settlers of Gloucester. 
 
 Abraham Somes married Hannah, dau. of Samuel Herrick 
 of Gloucester, Dec. 25, 1753. The Somes family settled on 
 George Somes Point, Mount Desert, in 1761. Mr. Somes was 
 one of the first Board of Selectmen, and always took an influ- 
 ential part in town affairs. Mrs. Somes died March 16, 1790, 
 and four years later, Abraham Somes m. Mrs. Joanna Beal, 
 widow of Edward Beal of Union River. The latter died Dec. 
 17, 1731. Mr. Somes lived to be over eighty years of age. 
 
 Children by first marriage : 
 
 1. Hannah, b. Sept. 16, 1754; m. Samuel Eeed of Sedgwick; rea. 
 Somesville. 
 
 2. Patty, b. Dec. 24, 1756; m. James Fly; res, Surry, Brooklin and 
 Trenton, where he d. Dec, 1801. She d. April, 1846. 
 
 3. Lucy, b. May 4, 1759; m. Nicholas Thomas; res. Thomas District, 
 Eden. 
 
 4. Prudence, b. June 23, 1761; m. Abraham Reed; res. Sedgwick. 
 
 5. Abraham, b. 1763; m. Rachel Babson; res. Somesville. His soni, 
 Isaac and Geo. B., res. Somesville. 
 
 6. Marcey, b. 1765; m. Ameziah Dodge; moved to Ohio; d. July 12, 
 1845. 
 
 7. John, b. 1767; m. Judith Richardson; res. Somesville. 
 
 8. Daniel, b. 1770; m. Clarissa Beal; res. Somesville. Two of their 
 children settled at Somesville. 
 
 9. Louis, b. 1772; m. Dodge of Sedgwick. 
 
 10. James, b. 1774; m, Betsey Gott; res. Beach Hill and Solon, Me. 
 Jl. Jacob, b. 1777; unmarried; lost at sea. 
 
 12. Betty, b. 1779; m. Wm. W. Thorn; res. Oak Hill. 
 
 13. Isaac, b. 1781; m. Sally Kittridge of Billerica. 
 
 John Somes, second son of Abraham and Hannah, settled 
 at Somesville. He married Judith Richardson, Jan. 6, 1793. 
 He served as representative in the Massachusetts legislature, 
 1815-1818. 
 
 Children: 
 
 1. John, Jr., b. 1794; m. Julia Kittridge; res. Somesville. He was the 
 first postmaster of Mount Desert. 
 
HISTORICAL 41 
 
 2. Judith, b. 1796; m. Eben Babson; res. Somesville. 
 
 3. Jacob, b. 1799; m. Eebecca Seavy; res. Somesville. Representative 
 and State Senator. 
 
 4. Abraham, b. 1801; m. Adline Freeman; res. Somesville. 
 
 5. Benjamin, b. 1804; d. unmarried. 
 
 6. Emily, b. 1806; m. John M. Moyes; res. Somesville and Massachu- 
 setts. 
 
 7. Julian, b. 1810; d. May 20, 1812. 
 
 James Richardson, of Gloucester, settled in Mount Desert, 
 soon after the arrival of Abraham Somes. He was a son of 
 Stephen and Jane (Montgomery) Richardson, who came from 
 Londonderry, Ireland, to Gloucester, Mass., in 1738. James, 
 b. about 1730, m. Rachel Gott, March 19, 1752. Mr. Richard- 
 son, who was an enterprising, industrious man, erected a mill 
 at the head of the sound, and carried on lumbering operations 
 in connection with farming. He was the first clerk of the 
 plantation, and served also as town clerk for many years. He 
 d. Dec. 12, 1807. His wife d. March 22, 1814. 
 
 Their children: 
 
 1. Rachel, b. 1752; m. Davis Wasgatt; res. Beech Hill. 
 
 2. James, b. 1754; m. (1) Hannah Sargent, (2) Mrs. Hannah Gil- 
 patrick of Trenton; res. Northeast Harbor. 
 
 3. Daniel, b. 1756; m. Sarah Cousins; res. Hadley's Point. 
 
 4. Jane, b. 1738 ; m. Nicholas Thomas (second wife) ; res. Eden. 
 
 5. Mary, b. 1761; m. Ezra H. Dodge. 
 
 6. George, b. Aug. 16, 1763, first white child born on Mount Desert; 
 m. (1) Lucy Pendexter, (2) Mrs. Betsey Simmons; res. head of Sound. 
 
 7. David, b. 1765; m. Molly Steel; res. Somesville. He was a justice 
 of the peace. 
 
 8. Judith, b. 1767; m. John Somes; res. Somesville. 
 
 9. Isaac, b. 1770; d. in Boston, Aug. 12, 1796. 
 
 10. Tamson, b. 1772; m. Geo. Freeman; res. Pretty Marsh. 
 
 11. Ehoda, b. 1774; m. Reuben Freeman; res. Pretty Marsh. 
 
 Andrew Tarr of Gloucester was one of the first settlers. 
 He located finally near Fernald's Point, his lot being to the 
 north of Norwood's Cove. His daughter. Comfort, married 
 
 Tobias Fernald of Kittery, who inherited the Tarr estate, and 
 
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42 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 erected a substantial dwelling on the Point. Their son, 
 Ebenezer, who married Sophronia Wasgatt, lived and died on 
 the estate, leaving it to his sons, Rev. Oliver H. and Prof. Chas. 
 H. Fernald. 
 
 Davis Wasgatt, m. Rachel, dan. of James Richardson, and 
 later, cleared a farm on Beech Hill. Mr. Wasgatt was a 
 sturdy, vigorous man and soon became a leading man in the 
 community. Their children: 
 
 1. Davis, b. 1775, at No. 1; m. Sally Hadlock; res. Northeast Harbor. 
 
 2. Eachel, b. 1776, at No. 1; m. Simeon Milliken; res. Hardwood 
 Island, then in Trenton. 
 
 3. Cornelius, b. at Brimfield, Mass., 1778. 
 
 4. Tamson, b. at Monson, Mass., 1780. 
 
 5. Eufus, b. at Monson, Mass., 1781; d. 1783. 
 
 6. Sarah H., b. at Monpon, Mass., 1784. 
 
 7. RufuB, b. at Trenton, 1786; m. Suky Gott. 
 
 8. Hannah R., b. at Trenton, 1788. 
 
 9. David, b. 1790, at Mt. Desert; res. Beech Hill. 
 
 10. Asa, b. 1793, at Mt. Desert; m. 
 
 11. Margaret T., b. 1796, at Mt. Desert; m. 
 
 12. Jason, b. 1798, at Mt. Desert; m. Abigail Rodick; res. Cromwell's 
 Harbor. 
 
 Ephraim Pray, and Reuben and George Freeman, with 
 their families, settled at Pretty Marsh prior to 1785. 
 
 In 1789, the voters of Mount Desert subscribed to an oath 
 of allegiance, and we are thereby afforded practically a com- 
 plete list of the adult male inhabitants of the town at that 
 time. 
 
 The document follows: 
 
 Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Lincoln, ss; 
 
 In the thirteenth year of the Independence of the United 
 States of America. 
 
 We, the subscribers, severally do truly and sincerely 
 acknowledge, profess, testify, and declare that the Common- 
 wealth of Massachusetts is and of right ought to be a free, 
 
HISTORICAL 43 
 
 sovereign and independent State, and we do swear that we 
 will bear true faith and allegiance to the said Commonwealth 
 and that we will defend the same against traitorous conspira- 
 cies and all hostile attempt whatsoever; and that we do re- 
 nounce and abjure all allegiance, subjection and obedience to 
 the King of Great Britain and every other foreign power 
 whatsoever, and that no foreign Prince, prelate, State or 
 potentate hath, or ought to have, any jurisdiction, superiority, 
 pre-eminence, authority of dispensing, or other power in any 
 matter, civil, ecclesiastical or spiritual within this Common- 
 wealth, or may be, vested by their constituents in the Congress 
 of the United States; and we do further testify and declare 
 that no man, or body of men, hath, or can have, any right to 
 absolve or discharge us from the obligation of this oath, 
 declaration or affirmation, and that we do make this acknowl- 
 edgement, profession, testimony, declaration, denial, renuncia- 
 tion and abjuration, heartily and truly according to the com- 
 mon meaning and acceptation of the foregoing words without 
 any equivocation, mental evasion or secret reservation what- 
 soever. So help us God. 
 
 Cornelius Thompson John Cousins 
 
 James Richardson Gideon Mayo 
 
 Stephen Richardson Joseph Hodgdon 
 
 Andrew Tarr Israel Higgins, Jr. 
 
 Abraham Somes Reuben Freeman, Jr. 
 
 Davis Wasgatt John Manchester 
 
 Levi Higgins Israel Higgins 
 
 James Richardson, Jr. Andrew Tucker 
 
 Ezra Young Jesse Higgins 
 
 David Bartlett John Hamor 
 
 Ezra Leland Eleazer Higgins 
 
 Joshua Norwood Benjamin Atherton 
 
 Elkanah Young Reuben Noble 
 
 John Somes Timothy Smallidge 
 
44 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Sylvanus Leonard 
 Peter Stanley 
 
 For the year 1790. 
 Elisha Cousins 
 Samuel Milliken 
 Joseph ]\Iayo 
 William Heath 
 Ezra H. Dodge 
 John G. Richardson 
 David Hamor 
 Joseph Hopkins 
 David Rodiek 
 Philip Langley 
 Stephen Salisbury 
 Israel Bartlett 
 Daniel Somes 
 Nathaniel Bennet 
 Simeon Hadley 
 Jacob Reed 
 Peter Gott 
 John Rich 
 Samuel Reed 
 Henry Knowles 
 Nathaniel ^larcyes 
 Richard Heath 
 David Higgins 
 Elias Bartlett 
 Samuel Bowden 
 Robert Young 
 Nicholas Thomas 
 John Thomas, Jr. 
 Solomon Higgins 
 Ephraim Pray 
 Christopher Bartlett 
 Benjamin Ward 
 
 George Richardson 
 Jacob Lurvee 
 Faranton S. Farrell 
 Reuben Freeman 
 Thomas Richardson 
 Joseph Gott 
 Peter Dolliver 
 William Roberts 
 Daniel Tarr 
 James Reed 
 Moses Ladd 
 John McKinsey 
 William Gilley 
 David Higgins, Jr. 
 Joshua i\Iayo 
 Samuel Hull 
 John Rich, Jr. 
 David Richardson 
 George Butler 
 David Wasgatt, Jr. 
 Ephraim Pray, Jr. 
 Aaron Sawyer 
 Thomas Manchester 
 William Norwood 
 Jonathan Hadlock 
 Bither Jordan 
 George Freeman 
 Enoch Richardson 
 Welch Moor 
 George Harmon 
 William Nutter 
 Joseph M. Ober 
 Tobias Fernald 
 Daniel Gott, 2nd 
 Simeon B. Milliken 
 
HISTORICAL 45 
 
 Amos Eaton Isaac Mayo 
 
 Ebenezer Leland Isaac Ober 
 
 Thomas Wasgatt Samuel Milliken 
 
 Ebenezer Salisbury Timothy Smallidge, 2nd 
 Samuel Hadlock 
 
 INCORPORATION 
 
 An act for incorporating the Plantation of Mount Desert, 
 so-called, in the county of Lincoln into a town by the name of 
 Mount Desert. 
 
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives 
 in General Court assembled and by the authority of the same 
 that the Plantation called Mount Desert, together with the 
 islands called Cranberry Islands, Bartlett's Island, Robertson's 
 Island and Beech Island, together with the inhabitants thereof 
 be, and they hereby are, incorporated into a town by the 
 name of Mount Desert, and the said town is hereby vested 
 with all the privileges and immunities which other towns in 
 this Commonwealth by law do, or may, enjoy. 
 
 And be it further enacted that Gabriel Johonnot, Esq., be, 
 and hereby is, empowered to issue his warrant directed to 
 some principal inhabitanf of the said town, requiring him to 
 notify the inhabitants thereof to meet at such time and place 
 as he shall therein appoint, to choose all such officers as towns 
 are by law required to choose at their meetings in the month 
 of March or April, annually. 
 
 In the House of Representatives Feb. ye 16th, 1789. This 
 bill had three several readings and passed to be enacted. 
 
 WILLIAM HEATH, Speaker Pro Tem. 
 In Senate February 17, 1789. This bill having had two 
 several readings, passed to be enacted. 
 
 SAMUEL PHILLIPS, President. 
 Approved. JOHN HANCOCK, Governor. 
 
 A true copy. JOHN AVERY, Secretary. 
 
46 MOUNT DESERT . 
 
 TOWN OFFICERS SINCE 1850 
 
 Clerks 
 
 1850-2, Abraham Somes; 1853, Isaac Somes; 1854, E. E. 
 Babson; 1855, Horatio S. Seavey; 1856-7, E. E. Babson; 1858-9, 
 Abraham Somes ; 1860-1, H. S. Seavey ; 1862, Lewis Somes, Jr. ; 
 1863, Abraham Somes; 1864-73, E. E. Babson; 1874, Lyman H. 
 Somes. 
 
 Selectmen 
 
 1850-1 — John M. Noyes, John Richardson, John S. Jordan. 
 
 1852 — John M. Noyes, Benj. Thom, Lewis Freeman. 
 
 1853 — ^Isaac Somes, J. S. Jordan, Lewis Freeman. 
 
 1854 — J. M. Noyes, Daniel. Kimball, Sibley P. Richardson. 
 
 1855 — John H. Parker, S. P. Richardson, Stephen Southard. 
 
 1856 — John M. Noyes, Daniel Kimball, Edw S. Richardson. 
 
 1857 — David Wasgatt, Wm. S. Richardson, Emerson Googin. 
 
 1858-9— John M. Noyes, Daniel Kimball, Benj. Thom. 
 
 1860 — John M. Noyes, Daniel Kimball, Decatur Dawse. 
 
 1861— Thos. Mayo, John H. Parker, Stephen Southard. 
 
 1862 — Daniel Somes, Wm. S. Richardson, David Branscom. 
 
 1863-4 — John M. Noyes, John W. Somes, John C. Manchester. 
 
 1865 — John W. Somes, Daniel Somes, Alden H. Jordan. 
 
 1866 — Daniel Somes, John S. Jordan, Thaddeus S. Somes. 
 
 1867 — T. S. Somes, John S. Jordan, Daniel Somes. 
 
 1868 — Jonathan Hamor, Thos. Mayo, Franklin B. Roberts. 
 
 1869 — John W. Somes, Daniel Somes, H. S. Seavey. 
 
 1870 — T. S. Somes, Daniel Somes, Augustus C. Savage. 
 
 1871 — David Branscom, H. S. Seavey, Lyman Smith. 
 
 1872-3— T. S. Somes, Daniel Somes, Chas E. Southard. 
 
 1874— John W. Somes, T. S. Somes, Chas. H. Clement. 
 
 1875 — John W. Somes, T. S. Somes, Amos Clement. 
 
 1876— T. S. Somes, C. J. Hall, Amos Clement. 
 
 1877— C. J. HaU, A. Clement, T. S. Somes. 
 
 1878 — Jonathan Hamor, Thaddeus S. Somes, Loren E. Kimball. 
 
HISTORICAL 47 
 
 1879— T. S. Somes, J. Hamor, J. S. Sargent. 
 1880 — Jonathan Hamor, Obadiah Allen, John S. Sargent. 
 1881— J. Hamor, Obadiah Allen, John S. Sargent. 
 1882 — J. Hamor, Jason C. Hill, John S. Sargent. 
 1883 — J. Hamor, Jason C. Hill, John S. Sargent. 
 1884 — T. S. Somes, Stephen Smallidge, John S. Sargent. 
 1885— T. S. Somes, Stephen Smallidge, Calvin B. Ober. 
 1886— T. S. Somes, J. Hamor, Wm. H. Freeman. 
 1887— T. S. Somes, Stephen Smallidge, Wm. H. Freeman. 
 1888 — Jonathan Hamor, Stephen Smallidge, Wm. H. Freeman. 
 1889— T. S. Somes, Stephen Smallidge, Ezra G. Mason. 
 1890 — T. S. Somes, Stephen Smallidge, Ezra G. Mason. 
 1891 — Ezra G. Mason, Stephen Smallidge, Lyman H. Somes. 
 1892 — Lyman H. Somes, Stephen Smallidge, Winfield S. Small- 
 idge. 
 3893 — Lyman H. Somes, Wm. H. Freeman, Chas. H. Clements. 
 1894 — Lyman H. Somes, Edgville G. Abbott, Geo. A. Savage. 
 1895 — Lyman H. Somes, Geo. A. Savage, Geo. A. Savage. 
 1896-7 — L. H. Somes, Geo. A. Savage, Wm. H. Freeman. 
 1898 — L. H. Somes, Geo. A. Savage, Eugene M. Richardson. 
 1899-1900 — L. H. Somes, Geo. A. Savage, Merritt T. Ober. 
 1901— L. H. Somes. M. T. Ober, L. Elrie Holmes. 
 1902 — L. H. Somes, Geo. A. Savage, Fred H. Macomber. 
 1903— L. H. Somes, F. H. Macomber, H. Edwin Stanley. 
 1904-5 — L. H. Somes, L. Elrie Holmes, Warren H. Whitmore. 
 1906-8— Geo. A. Savage, W. H. Whitmore, Jos. W. Small. 
 1909— Edwin S. Atwood, Ernest A. Atwood, Jos. W. Small. 
 
 MOUNT DESERT IN THE REBELLION 
 
 Tileston W. x\therton, 3d Regt. ; Thos. M. Wasgatt and 
 Jared R. Reed, Co. H, 4th Regt. ; J. E. Billings, A. L. Brown, 
 Geo. F Heath. Lewis F. Heath, Geo. S. Ingalls, I. K. Richardson, 
 Reuben Smith, Jr., all of Co. G, 8th Regt.; Emery C. Pierce, 
 10th Regt.; Lewis H. Bracy, Co. H; L. E. Durbin, John F. 
 Young, Co. H, all of 11th Regt. 
 
48 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 12th Regt., Leonard Norton, Co. A. 
 
 14th Regt., Nathan G. Wasgatt, Co. A. 
 
 15th Regt., Erastus Babbidge, Stephen Richardson, Tyler 
 Richardson (reenlisted in a Mass. Regt.), all of Co. I. 
 
 1st Cavalry— Thos. Day, Chas. B. Gilley, Edwin M. Hig- 
 gins, Wm. H. Holmes, Lemuel R. Lurvey. 
 
 1862 and later, 1st H. Art., Co. C— Jas. M. Parker, Mark T. 
 Richardson, Benj. T. Atherton, Stillman Smith, John A. Smith, 
 Elijah H. Wasgatt, Samuel T. Savage, T. M. Mason, Harrison 
 Fogg, John A. Rodick. 
 
 26th Regt., Co. E— Orlando Richardson, S. S. Wasgatt, 
 Jos. H. Grant, Harvey D. Lear, J. W. Bracy, F. G. Bartlett, 
 Chas. W. Bracy, H. N. Higgins, Amos S. Brown. 
 
 10th Regt., Co. H — Lyman Smith. 
 
 31st Regt., Co. D — Stephen Smallidge, A. J. Butler, Geo. 
 W. Butler, Jacob Lunt, Jr., I. N. Mason, Jos. Robinson, A. H. 
 Salisbury, Chas. E. Wasgatt. 
 
 1st Me. Cavalry — H. D. Pray, Co. H; John Gilley (reen- 
 listed), Co. D. 
 
 8th Regt., Co. G — I. H. Richardson, Reuben Smith, A. L. 
 Brown, L. F. Heath, Jared R. Reed, H-4th; B. T. Richardson, 
 C-lst H. Art. ; John F. Fogg, G-2d Cav. (Bangor) ; Thos. Sav- 
 age, Chas. Southard, A. H. Jordan, Joseph Coarson, Chauncey 
 0. Noyes, 7th Mass., reenlisted in 31st Me. 
 
 The following soldiers are not included in the list given 
 above: Horace D. Roberts (deceased), enl. in Mount Desert; 
 John J. Smith, enl. in Mass. ; Hosea I. Joy, L-2d Regt. (widow 
 resides in Mount Desert). 
 
HISTORICAL 49 
 
 CHURCH HISTORY 
 
 Congregationalists 
 
 The Congregational Religious Society of Mount Desert was 
 organized at Somesville, in 1840, that village having succeeded 
 Southwest Harbor as the center of religious life. The parish 
 embraced practically the whole island except Eden, and it 
 included even Cranberry Isles. The meeting-house at Somes- 
 ville was built in 1852. 
 
 The Congregational Church of Somesville was organized 
 Dec. 21, 1876, with ten members drawn mainly from the First 
 Church. 
 
 The first pastor of this church was Rev. A. R. Plumer, who 
 served during the year 1877. Succeeding pastors have been : 
 Revs. A. Redlon, 1879 ; Albert N. Jones, 1880-3 ; J. E. Swallow, 
 1884-6; H. R. McCartney, 1888, 1890; E. E. Newbert, 1891; 
 Fred Baker, 1896 ; Frank W. Barker, 1897-8 ; Geo. E. Kinney, 
 1900-3. Rev. Elias A. Jenkins, the present pastor, is a gradu- 
 ate of the Bangor Theological Seminary. He came to the 
 church in the summer of 1908. 
 
 Congregational work was begun at Seal Harbor by Rev. 
 Charles Whittier of the Maine Missionary Society in 1887. A 
 student preacher was engaged for the summer and he re- 
 mained until January, when Rev. Alexander P. McDonald, a 
 graduate of Bowdoin College and the Andover Theological 
 Seminary, who had preached at North Waterford, East Stone- 
 ham and Wiscasset, was called to take charge. A parish was 
 incorporated, and on June 6, 1901, a church of twelve members 
 was organized. A meeting-house was erected at a cost of 
 $6500. It was dedicated August 31, 1902. 
 
 A Congregational Church of twelve members was organ- 
 ized at Otter Creek, July 15, 1901, largely through the efforts 
 of the Rev. Mr. McDonald and of the ''Aid Society of Otter 
 Creek." The meeting-house was first opened for services 
 December 17, 1903. It was dedicated in the summer of 1904. 
 
50 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 ''^P^r ^ . Episcopalians 
 
 In the summer of 1881, the Rt. Rev. William C. Doane, D.D., 
 began to hold Episcopal services in his summer home at North- 
 east Harbor. In August of that year it was proposed that 
 a chapel be erected, and a site was given for the purpose by- 
 Stephen Smallidge and Margaret Harrison Doane. Bequests 
 from Mrs. Edward N. Perkins, who died January 28, 1882, and 
 gifts from Mr. Perkins, made possible the rapid completion of 
 the work, and July 23, 1882, Saint Mary's by the Sea was 
 opened for worship. The chapel was consecrated a month 
 later by Bishop Doane. 
 
 The church was renovated and enlarged on several occa- 
 sions but in 1899 the accommodations had become so inade- 
 quate that it was decided to erect a new church, which should 
 be of stone and larger. Bishop Doane gave the needed land 
 and work was soon afterward begun. The new church, which 
 is large and very beautiful, was consecrated in the summer of 
 1902. 
 
 The following clergymen have been pastors of the church: 
 Revs. L. W. Fowler; Preston Barr, 1891; A. S. H. Winsor, 
 1892-5; Joseph R. Norwood, 1896, who, beginning in 1897, 
 served as pastor at both Seal Harbor and Northeast Harbor; 
 M. S. Hemenway, Northeast and Seal; E. T. Baird, present 
 pastor. 
 
 At Seal Harbor, services were first held in May, 1886, when 
 Bishop Neely held a meeting in the school-house. Rev. Wylls 
 Rede conducted services through the summer, and in Novem- 
 ber, a mission under the name of St. Jude was organized and 
 placed under the care of the minister at Northeast Harbor. 
 A chapel was built which was opened for services in July of 
 the following year, and consecrated two years later, August 
 29, 1889. In November, 1900, the mission was made indepen- 
 dent of the church at Northeast Harbor, under the care of 
 Rev. Miles Hemenway. In 1907, Mr. Hemenway had charge 
 
HISTORICAL 51 
 
 of the churches both at Seal and Northeast Harbors. He was 
 succeeded in 1908 by Rev. E. J. Baird. 
 
 The Rev. C. B. Smith, D.D., of New York, conducted Epis- 
 copal services in the school-house on the Brown Mountain Road 
 during several summer seasons, and in 1903, thanks to a 
 gift from Mr. Giles Sargent, the kindness of Mr. C. D. Joy, 
 who gave the use of his tools and labor of superintendence, 
 and to contributions from permanent and summer residents, 
 the Chapel of St. James was built in a beautiful grove over- 
 looking Somes Sound. 
 
 Catholics 
 
 The earliest Catholic services in Mount Desert since the 
 days when the French Jesuits came so full of hope and mis- 
 sionary zeal to preach the truths of the Christian religion to 
 the Indians, were held in the Union meeting-house at North- 
 east Harbor. In 1895 a church was built with a seating ca- 
 pacity of 170, but this was enlarged in 1901 to accommodate a 
 congregation of about five hundred. The Rev. J. D. O'Brien, 
 pastor of Saint Sylvia's Church at Bar Harbor, supplies the 
 church during the summer season. 
 
 Baptists 
 
 The pastors of the Baptist Church of Tremont had at times 
 preached at Northeast Harbor, but no Baptist society was 
 organized until April 8, 1893, when a church of twelve mem- 
 bers was formed under the lead of Rev. A. F. Palmer. The 
 Union meeting-house has served as a church, and the Baptists 
 have had the use of it during the greater part of the year. 
 On the 10th of November, 1893, a parish was incorporated and 
 a parsonage was built. 
 
 The Baptist pastors at Northeast Harbor have been the 
 following: Revs. A. F. Palmer, 1893-4; E. A. Cranston, 1897-9; 
 Clarence Emery, 1900 ; E. F. Mitchell, 1901-3 ; Chas. Hargrove, 
 
52 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 1905 ; E. E. Harris, 1906-7 ; and Charles Hargrove, who came in 
 1903 for a second pastorate, and who is still pastor of the 
 church. 
 
 Elder Lemuel Norton organized a Free Baptist Church at 
 Otter Creek, which enjoyed only a brief existence, becoming 
 extinct prior to 1867. 
 
 Rev. William E. Fay, a colored evangelist, organized a 
 "Christian Church" of twenty-five members at Otter Creek 
 not long after the close of the Civil War. 
 
 A few years later, Rev. Andrew Gray came to Otter Creek, 
 and by force of his strong personality wrought a great deal 
 of good in that settlement. 
 
 A new Free Baptist Church was organized at Otter Creek 
 in 1873, the membership of which at one time numbered forty- 
 six. This, however, like the churches which had preceded it, 
 in a few years became extinct. 
 
 PROFESSIONAL MEN 
 
 Dr. Kendall Kitteridge, probably the earliest physician on 
 Mount Desert, was the son of Nehemiah Kitteridge of Biller- 
 ica, Mass., and was born October 19, 1773. He married .Sarah 
 Whiting of Hollis, and came to Mount Desert in 1799. Ten 
 children were born to them. Since there were no good car- 
 riage roads on the island until about 1827, Dr. Kitteridge 
 attended to his large practice by travelling either by water 
 or on horseback. He resided at Somesville, and continued in 
 practice for nearly sixty years. 
 
 Dr. R. L. Grindle of Somesville graduated from New York 
 University in 1868. He began practice in this town in 1872. 
 He was joined, in 1873, by Dr. J. D. Parker, who remained 
 until 1877, and in 1878 by Dr. A. C. Hagerthy, who practised 
 here, however, only a brief time. 
 
 In 1902, Dr. H. E. Milliken came to remain until the follow- 
 ing year. 
 
HISTORICAL 53 
 
 In 1904, Dr. R. W. Wakefield and Dr. J. L. Grindle began 
 practice in this town, but the former soon afterward removed 
 to Bar Harbor, where he is now in practice. 
 
 Dr. Grindle, who is the son of Dr. R. L. and Flora Miiliken 
 Grindle, was born at Somesville in 1877. He prepared for 
 college at Coburn Classical Institute, and graduated from the 
 Medical School of Maine in 1903 ; coming shortly afterward to 
 Northeast Harbor, where he still continues in practice. 
 
 Dr. Frank R. Ober, eldest son of 0. M. and Josephine Rob- 
 erts Ober of Northeast Harbor, was born June 1, 1881. He 
 graduated in 1898, and from the Medical School of Tufts Col- 
 lege in 1905. After a year spent in the Carney Hospital in 
 South Boston, Mass., he came to this town, since which time 
 he has been in practice at Northeast Harbor. 
 
 Jerome H. Knowles, Esq., who began the practice of law 
 in this town in 1902, is the only member of the legal profession 
 in active practice in Mount Desert. He resides at Northeast 
 Harbor. 
 
 H. S. Richardson, who graduated from Bucksport Seminary 
 in 1901, and from the Tufts Dental School in 1906, began the 
 practice of dentistry at Northeast Harbor in 1908. He is still 
 in practice. 
 
 THE JORDAN POND HOUSE 
 
 The Jordan Pond House, ''an old-fashioned building of 
 rustic construction with rooms especially adapted for the en- 
 tertainment of visitors," was established by Mr. T. A. Mc- 
 Intire, the present proprietor, fourteen years ago. It is situ- 
 ated near the shores of Jordan Pond, a beautiful little lake 
 which is set like a gem among the mountains, two miles from 
 Seal Harbor. 
 
 The view which the visitor may obtain from the spacious 
 verandas of the inn is one of the most charming among the 
 wonderful beauties of Mount Desert. Not only may one look 
 
54 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 out upon the lake, and at the mountains, but it is possible to 
 see plainly the waters of the ocean, as they sweep in to Seal 
 and Northeast Harbors several miles to the south and south- 
 west. 
 
 From a patronage for which 96 dinners were sufficient 
 during the year when the inn was opened, the business has 
 now become so large that twenty-four people are required to 
 look after Mr. Mclntire's interests, while more than 6000 
 dinners are now served each year. The house can now accom- 
 modate at dinner from two hundred to three hundred guests. 
 
 Among the several dining-rooms is one which is finished in 
 birch bark and cedar. It contains a huge fire-place, built of 
 massive rough stone and topped by an enormous stone mantel- 
 piece, which is very unique and remarkablj^ attractive. The 
 ''birch bark room" is a favorite with Mr. Mclntire's guests, 
 and is constantly in demand during the season. 
 
 The Jordan Pond House is situated, by trail, 6 miles from 
 Bar Harbor, 2 from Seal Harbor, and 2% from Northeast Har- 
 bor ; by road, 9 miles from Bar Harbor, 2 from Seal, and 6 from 
 Northeast. It is open from June 15 until early in October. 
 
HISTORY OF EDEN 
 
 Eden, the largest of the four towns on the Island of Mount 
 Desert, comprising in population more than one-half of the 
 inhabitants of the island, and ranking first in both population 
 and wealth among the municipalities of the County of Han- 
 cock, is situated on the northeastern side of Mount Desert, 
 eleven miles from Ellsworth, the county seat. It is connected 
 by boat with the terminus of the Mount Desert Branch of the 
 Maine Central Railroad at Mt. Desert Ferry and by steamer 
 with Seal Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Southwest Harbor and 
 Manset on Mount Desert, also with Boston, Bangor, Winter 
 Harbor and Rockland. 
 
 It formed, originally, a part of the township of Mount 
 Desert, from which it was set off, and incorporated the 107th 
 town in the District of Maine, Feb. 23, 1796. 
 
 The principal villages of the town are Bar Harbor, Hull's 
 Cove, Salisbury Cove, West Eden and Eden, but of these, Bar 
 Harbor is by far the most populous and important. For a 
 period of nearly forty years it has ranked among the foremost 
 watering places in America, and its fame as a resort of wealth 
 and fashion, has long since become world-wide. 
 
 With the magnificent cottage-palaces, of the summer resi- 
 dents, the comfortable modern residences of the year-round 
 inhabitants, its well-built business blocks, excellent high and 
 lower schools and handsome churches, and with its well-kept 
 streets and avenues, shaded by beautiful trees, Bar Harbor, as 
 a residential village appeals to every lover of civic beauty as 
 one of the most charming in our country. 
 
56 EDEN 
 
 The roads and drives in Eden are superb, and the scenery 
 through which one passes on the Schooner Head road and 
 Ocean Drive around Otter Cliff, between the Mountains on the 
 road to Otter Creek, on the shore drive over Duckbrook Bridge 
 to Hull's Cove, The Ovens, and other beautiful places along 
 the north shore; over the hills and through the valleys to 
 Green Lake nestling among the mountains, then beyond to 
 Somesville, Town Hill or Indian Point, and to the countless 
 other beautiful places of Eden can hardly be surpassed. 
 
 EARLY SETTLEMENT 
 
 The first settler in what is now the town of Eden was prob- 
 ably John Hamor, son of John and Sarah (Huff) Hamor of 
 Arundel, now Kennebunkport, Maine, who came with his wife, 
 Mary (Rodick) Hamor, to Hull's Cove in 1768. Mr. Hamor 
 erected a dwelling at the cove, and lived there until the follow- 
 ing summer, when he sailed away in his little vessel for 
 Kennebunkport, never to be heard from again. His widow 
 lived until May 31, 1814, when she was killed by an accident. 
 
 Their children were: 
 
 1. David Hamor, b. 1757; m. Experience Thompson; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 2. Mary, b. 1761; m. Edward Hodgkins; res, Trenton, near Lamoine. 
 
 3. Sally, b. ; m. Ezra Leland; res. Leland's Cove, Eden. 
 
 4. John, b. ; m. Sarah Hodgkins; res. near Hull's Cove, Eden. 
 
 5. Daniel, b. ; m. Polly Hodgkins; res. Hamor 's Sand Point, Eden. 
 
 David Hamor, eldest son of John and Mary Hamor, was 
 born at Arundel, and came with his parents to Hull's Cove 
 in 1768; m. Experience Thompson, dau. of Wm. and Mary 
 Thompson, May 1, 1790. She was b. at Harpswell, April 18, 
 1771. The Hamors settled at Hull's Cove, where Mr. Hamor 
 became a prosperous farmer, and an influential citizen of the 
 plantation and town of Mount Desert, and for a number of 
 years, treasurer and selectman of Eden. He d. Oct. 25, 1836, 
 but his widow survived him twenty years. 
 
HISTORICAL 57 
 
 Their children: 
 
 1. William, b. 1791; m. Experience Mayo; res. Town Hill. 
 
 2. Betsy, b. 1782; m. Joseph Higgins; res. Town Hill. 
 
 3. James, b. 1794; m. Clarissa Kodick; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 4. Jonathan, b. 1796; m, Hannah Brewer; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 5. Ezra, b. 1798; m. Eliza Higgins; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 6. Mary, b. 1800; m. Edward Brewer; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 7. Edward, b. 1803; m. Elmena Thomas; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 8. Hannah D., b. 1804; m. Eben L. Higgins; res. Leland's Cove. 
 
 9. Cornelius T., b. 1806; m. Sally D. Hopkins; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 10. Prudence T., b. 1808; m. Eben S. Young; res. Salisbury Cove. 
 
 11. Peleg, b. 1810; d. unmarried in 1839. 
 
 12. Eichard, b. 1812; m. Mary Ann Hamor; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 13. Alden, b. 1815; m. Triphena Higgins; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 Daniel Rodick and Elisha Cousins, the next settlers in the 
 vicinity of Hull's Cove, were brothers-in-law of John Hamor, 
 Rodick having married Betty Hamor at Harpswell in 1764, 
 five years before he came to this place, while Cousins had 
 married Bathsheba Hamor at Harpswell in 1759. The Cousins 
 family came to Hull's Cove in 1769. 
 
 The children of Daniel and Betty Rodick were : 
 
 1. Daniel, d. at sea; unmarried. 
 
 2. James, m. ; res. Harpswell. 
 
 3. David, m. Sally Stanwood. 
 
 4. John, m. Thankful Higgins; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 5. Abigail, m. Thomas Douglass. 
 
 6. Betsey, m. Springer. 
 
 7. Polly, m. Dean Higgins; res. Cromwell's Harbor. 
 
 8. Dorcas, m. John Suminsbuy; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 9. Hannah, m. Andrew Monarch; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 10. Sally, m. Oliver Thomas; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 11. Patience, m. Josiah Smalledge. 
 
 David Rodick m. Sally Stanwood, dau. of Job and Martha 
 (Bradstreet) Stanwood, June 2, 1787; res. Bar Island, Eden. 
 She d. Feb. 18, 1853; he d. Jan. 21, 1856. 
 
 Their children: 
 1. Daniel, b. 1798; m. Deborah Stanwood; res. Cromwell's Harbor. 
 
58 EDEN 
 
 ■' '. ■■™"^^" '"'-"m] 
 
 2. Abigail, b. 1800; m. Jason Wasgatt; res. Cromweirs Harbor. 
 
 3. Clarissa, b. 1802 j m. James Hamor; res. Bar Harbor, 
 
 4. Benjamin, b. 1805; res. New York. 
 
 5. Emily, b. 1807; m. (1) Serenus Higgins; res Bar Harbor; m. (2) 
 Thomas DoUard; res. West Ellsworth. 
 
 6. Pamelia, b. 1810; m. Josiah B. Eichards; res. CromwelPs Harbor. 
 
 7. Betsey, !;>. 1812; m. Jonathan Manchester, of Mount Desert; res. 
 Bar Harbor. 
 
 8. David, b. 1815; m. (1) Mariam Higgins, (2) Betsey Brewer; res. 
 Bar Island, Eden. 
 
 9. Martha, b. 1819 ;' m. Eev. Jas. Small of Exeter, Me. 
 
 Elisha Cousins was moderator, clerk and selectman of Eden 
 during many years, and like Mr. Rodick, took an active part in 
 town affairs. 
 
 The children of Elisha and Bathsheba Cousins were : 
 
 1. A daughter, b. 1759; d. in infancy. 
 
 2. Euth, b. 1761; m. Joseph Bunker; res. Cranberry Isle. 
 
 3. John, b. 1764; m. (1) Hannah Dyer, (2) Mary Higgins, (3) Eliza 
 Manchester; res. Hull's Cove and Trenton. 
 
 4. Ephraim, b. 1766; d. in infancy. 
 
 5. Bathsheba, b. 1768; m. Eobert Young; res. Eden (Duck Brook). 
 
 6. Sarah, b. 1770; m. Daniel Eichardson; res. Hadley's Sand Point. 
 
 7. Elisha, b. 1773; m. Thankful Wasgatt; res. at the Narrows. 
 
 8. Ephraim, b. 1775; m. Louis Salsbury; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 9. Baby boy, b. 1778; d. in infancy. 
 
 10. Joseph, b. 1779; m. Mary Cousins; res. Northwest Cove. 
 
 11. Joanna, b. 1783; m. Moses Wasgatt; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 Levi Higgins was another early settler. With his wife, 
 Bathsheba (Young), and two sons, Nehemiah and Elkanah, he 
 came to this island from Eastern, Mass., in 1770, and erected a 
 log house at Cape Levi, near Hull's Cove. He was the first 
 chairman of the Board of Selectmen of the town of Mount 
 Desert, a member of the first Board of Selectmen of Eden and 
 lieutenant of militia. The Eden Baptist church was organized 
 at his house, July 5, 1799. His second wife was Mary Hopkins, 
 widow of Joseph Hopkins. Mr. Higgins died June 22, 1825. 
 
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 His children (by the first marriage), were: 
 
 1. Nehemiah, b. 1767, at Eastham; m. Ursula Leland; res. Leland'a 
 Cove. 
 
 2. Elkanah, b. 1769, at Eastham; m. Aiubah ; res. Fairfield, Me. 
 
 3. Eunice, b. 1771, at Hull's Cove. 
 
 4. Chloe, b. 1774, at Hull's Cove. 
 
 5. Mercy, b. 1775, at Hull's Cove. 
 
 6. Hannah, b. 1777, at Hull's Cove; m. (1) Amariah Leland; res. 
 Emery's Cove; (2) Humphrey Stanwood; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 7. Theophilus, b. 1779, at Hull's Cove; res. Trenton, now Lamoine. 
 
 8. Eichard, b. 1782, at Hull's Cove; m. (1) Rebecca Higgins, (2) 
 Margaret Campbell; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 9. Josiah, b. 1784, at Hull's Cove; m. Mary Cousins; res. Trenton. 
 
 10. Deborah, b. 1786, at Hull's Cove. 
 
 11. Mary, b. 1788, at Hull's Cove. 
 
 12. Levi, b. 1793, at Hull's Cove; m. Jerusha Cousins; res. Trenton. 
 
 Israel Higgins and his wife, Mary (Snow), came from 
 South Truro, Cape Cod, and settled on the shore near Eddy's 
 brook, prior to the year 1776. He acquired about two hundred 
 acres of land, and was soon joined by Solomon Higgins, whose 
 wife was Bethiah Snow. 
 
 The children of Israel and Mary Higgins were : 
 
 1. Henry, b. 1769, at Eastham; d. 1794. 
 
 2. Stephen, b. 1771; m. Deborah ; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 3. Israel, b. 1773; d. 1776. 
 
 4. Oliver, b. 1776; m. Rhoda Leland; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 5. Jonathan, b 1780; d. 1796. 
 
 6. Zacheus, b. 1782; m. Sarah Leland, res. Bar. Harbor. 
 
 7. Seth, b. 1785; m. Sally Hadlock of Cranberry Isles. 
 
 8. Mercy, b. 1787; m. Nathan Clark of Southwest Harbor. 
 
 9. Mary, b. 1791; m. Christopher Havens; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 10. Israel, b. 1798; m. Polly HuU; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 Ezra Young settled at Duck Brook before 1774. He was, 
 perhaps, the foremost citizen of Mount Desert, held many of 
 the most important offices in the towns of Mount Desert and 
 Eden, serving as committeeman, captain and major of the 
 militia, and as selectman, 
 
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 The records of Mount Desert show that Ezra, son of Capt. 
 Ezra and Constant Young, was born at Mount Desert, June 
 24, 1774; that Capt. Young's first daughter was born Nov. 28, 
 1782; and that Rossanna Young was married by her father, 
 Capt. Young, to Isaac Mayo of Southwest Harbor. Capt. 
 Ezra died June 12, 1812. His wife, Constant, died April 8, 
 1816. 
 
 Ezra Young, Jr., married Sara Hoges, by whom he had 
 four children. He resided for a time at Bar Harbor. 
 
 Elkanah Yoimg of Eastham, who married (1) his wife 
 Rebeckah, Mar. 16, 1769, and after her death, Mary Lewis, 
 lived for a number of years near Salisbury Cove. He moved 
 from this town to Trenton. 
 
 Child by first marriage: 
 
 i. Mary, b. May 17, 1772, at Salisbury Cove ; m. Wm. Mason ; res. Eden. 
 
 Children by second marriage: 
 
 2. Elkanah, b. Eastham. 
 
 3. Barnabas, b. 1777, at Salisbury Cove; m. Abigail Salisbury; res. 
 Ironbound Island. 
 
 4. Abner, b. 1779; m. (1) , (2) Lucy Hamor, (3) Mrs. Mary 
 
 ; res. Salisbury Cove. 
 
 5. Nathan, b. 1781. 
 
 6. Thomas, b. 1783. 
 
 7. Solomon, b. 1785; res. Trenton (Lamoine). 
 
 8. Seth, b. 1788; res. Lamoine. , 
 
 9. Lewis, b. 1793; res. Lamoine. 
 
 10. William, b. 1794; res. Lamoino. 
 
 Ebenezer Salisbury (Salsbury) and Mehitable, his wife, 
 were probably the earliest settlers in what is now Bar Harbor. 
 They came in 1776, and built a log house near the site of the 
 Newport Hotel of today. They afterwards moved to the hill 
 north of Eddy's Brook, and finally to Salisbury Cove, where 
 they resided until they died in 1825. 
 
 Their children: 
 
 1. Molly, m. James Leland. 
 
 2. Stephen, m. Anna Snow Young; moved to Canaan. 
 
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 3. Ebenezer, m, Abigail Knowles; res. Salisbury Cove. 
 
 4. Abigail, m. Barnabas Young; res. Ironbound Island. 
 
 5. Betsy, m. George Anderson. 
 
 6. Thankful, m. Eben Leland; res. Leland's Cove, Eden. 
 
 7. Eeuben, m. Sarah Anderson. 
 
 8. Nathan, ni. Affiah Higgins; res. near Salisbury Cove. 
 
 9. Ephraim, m. Fanny Knowles; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 10 Penelope, m. Sparrow Higgins; res. Indian Point, Eden. 
 11. Louis, m. Ephraim Cousins; res. Trenton. 
 
 Josiah Black, moderator of the first meeting of Mount 
 Desert Plantation, was an early settler at Hull's Cove. His 
 daughter, Olive, married Simeon Hadley, who came to Hull's 
 Cove from Hempstead, N. H., prior to 1771. The Hadleys 
 resided near the cove for a few years, then moved to Hadley 's 
 Sand Point, where Mrs. Hadley died in 1819. Mr. Hadley 
 survived his wife six years. 
 
 Their children: 
 
 1. Esther, b. 1771; m. Gideon Mayo; res. Clark's Cove. 
 
 2'. Samuel, b. 1772; m. Lydia Higgins; res. Hadley 's Sand Point. 
 
 3. Sarah, twin, b. 1774; m. Eleazer Higgins; res. Northeast Creek. 
 
 4. Olive, twin, b. 1774; m. David Higgins, 2d; res. Northwest Creek. 
 
 5. Simeon, b. 1776; m. Mercy Knowles; res. Town Hill. 
 
 6. Lucy, b. 1778; m. Burke. 
 
 7. Joseph, b. 1783; d. 1825, unmarried. 
 
 8. Hepzibeth, b. 1787; m. Wm. Richards; res. Hadley 's Point. 
 
 9. Ruth, b. 1789. 
 
 Samuel Hadley, son of Simeon and Olive (Black) Hadley, 
 m. Lydia Higgins; res. Hadley 's Sand Point. 
 
 Among the families who settled early on the northeastern 
 shore was that of John Thomas, who came to Bar Harbor prob- 
 ably in 1770 and moved afterwards to what is still known as 
 the Thomas District, near the mouth of Northeast Creek. 
 
 John Thomas married Elizabeth Peck in Providence, R. I., 
 Oct. 18, 1744. Their children were: 
 
 1. Elisabeth, born 1745. 
 
 2. Zena, b. 1747. 
 
 3. John, b. 1750. 
 
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 4. Nicholas, b. 1753. 
 
 5. Hannah, b. 1756. 
 
 6. Peggy, b. 1759. 
 
 7. Huldah, b. 1762. 
 
 8. AmoB, b. 1764. 
 
 John Thomas, fifth of the name, married (1) Elizabeth 
 Cousins, she died, 1802, and he m. (2) Mrs. Elizabeth Parker 
 of Blue Hill in 1803. He lived on what is now known as ''the 
 Comfort Thomas place." 
 
 Children by his first marriage: 
 
 1. John, born 1777; married Judith Thompson; res. Thomas District. 
 
 2. Benjamin, b. 1780; married Polly Thompson; res. near Northeait 
 Creek. 
 
 3. Hannah, b. 1782; married Joel Emery; res. Emery District. 
 
 4. Oliver, b. 1785; married Sally Eodick; res. Hull's Cove. 
 
 5. Betsey, b. 1787. 
 
 6. Comfort, b. 1789; m. Malinda Parker; res. on his father's farm. 
 
 7. Cylinda, b. 1794; m. Samuel Bean of Sullivan. 
 
 8. Sarah, b. 1797; m. Cornelius Thompson; res. Emery District. 
 
 9. Ebenezer, b. 1801. 
 
 Children by his second marriage: 
 
 10. Cornelius, b. 1804. 
 
 11. Peggy, b. 1807. 
 
 12. Parker, twin, b. 1810. 
 
 13. Susannah, twin, b. 1810. 
 
 14. Sophronia, b. 1812. 
 
 Nicholas Thomas, fourth child of John Thomas, 4th, 
 was published to Lucy Somes, daughter of Lieut. Abraham 
 Somes, Feb. 18, 1780. ''But inasmuch as there is no Lawful 
 Authority within thirty miles of this place," they ''mutually 
 took each other for husband and wife in the presence of God" 
 and witnesses. They settled in the Thomas District. Lucy 
 (Somes) Thomas died March 18, 1792. He married (2) Oct. 
 18, 1792, Jane Richardson, dau. of James and Rachael Richard- 
 son, who d. March, 1820. 
 
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 Children by first marriage: 
 
 1. Nicholas, b. 1780; m. Hannah Wasgatt; res. Thomas District. 
 
 2. Lucy, b. 1782; d. 1793. 
 
 3. Betsy, b. 1784; d. 1793. 
 
 4. Abraham, b. 1785; m. Jane Berry; res. on hia father's farm. 
 
 5. Isaac, b. 1787; m. Sarah A. Parks; res. Presque Isle, Me. 
 
 6. Jacob, b. 1789; d. 1793. 
 
 Children by second marriage : 
 
 7. Lucy, b. 1793. 
 
 8. Betsy, b. 1794; m. William Leland; res. Leland's Cove. 
 
 9. Jacob S., b. 1796; m. Nancy P. Townsand; res. Thomas District. 
 
 10. Amos, b. 1798; d. 1803. 
 
 11. James, b. 1800; d. 1804. 
 
 12. David, b. 1802; d. 1832. 
 
 On Dec. 24, 1820, Nicholas Thomas m. (3) Mrs. Lydia 
 Hadley, widow of Samuel Hadley. Mr. Thomas was a deacon of 
 the Eden Baptist church more than thirty years, and was the 
 first person baptized by immersion on the island of Mount 
 Desert. 
 
 Another early settler in the same locality was Job Stanwood, 
 father of Benjamin Stanwood, whose name appeared on the 
 petition to Governor Bernard in 1768. The father with his 
 second wife came to Duck Brook not later than 1772. 
 
 The Bangor Historical Magazine says that ''Job Stanwood 
 was b. in Gloucester and m. (1) Hannah Byles in 1749, (2) 
 Martha Bradstreet. ' ' 
 
 From Mount Desert Records : ' ' A Record of the births and 
 Deaths of Job Stanwood and his wife Martha and their children. 
 
 "First: Son, Benjamin Bradstreet Stanwood was born January ye 
 19th, 1766. 
 
 ' ' Second : Son, Humphrey Bradstreet Stanwood. 
 
 "Third: Son, Enoch Ticktum StanAvood was born April ye 21st, 1770. 
 
 ' * Fourth : ' ' Son, David Stanwood was born August ye 22, 1772. 
 
 "Fifth: Daughter, Sarah Stanwood was born October ye 18th, 1774. 
 
 "Job Stanwood, d. July 27, 1776." His widow, Martha, m. Eobert 
 Young, who lived at Duck Brook. 
 
 Three important families increased the Hull's Cove settle- 
 
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 ment in the years following the organization of the plantation 
 of Mount Desert, — the De Gregoires, who began to be taxed as 
 residents of Mount Desert in 1791, and the families of Cornelius 
 Thompson and Samuel Hull. 
 
 Cornelius Thompson, born at New Meadows, Mass., in 1760 ; 
 
 married (1) Judith , (2) Peggy Thomas; res. Thomas 
 
 District. She died June 29, 1817. He m. (3) Mrs. Lydia Gil- 
 patrick of Marblehead. They were published Oct. 22, 1817. 
 He d. March 28, 1835. 
 
 Children by first marriage: 
 
 1. Judith, b. 1779; m. John Thomas, Jr.; res. Thomas District. 
 
 2. Hannah, b. 1783; m. Rufus Eobbins; res. Eden. 
 
 3. Polly, b. 1785; m. Benjamin Thomas; res. Northeast Creek. 
 
 4. Cornelius, b. 1788; m. Sally Thomas; res. Emery District. 
 
 5. Samuel, b. 1790. 
 
 6. William, b. 1792; m. (1) Thankful Salsbury, (2) Elmena Kitt- 
 redge; res. Thompson Island. He was taken prisoner by the English in the 
 war of 1812-15, carried to England and confined in Dartmoor prison 
 till the close of the war. 
 
 Children by second marriage: 
 
 7. Huldah, born 1794; married Eben Oaks. 
 
 8. AmoB, b. 1796; m. Tabitha G. Twisden; res. Thomas District and 
 Salem. 
 
 9. Joseph, b. 1798. 
 
 10. John, b. 1801; m. Adline Emery. They •with two children, were 
 lost at sea, bound from Turk's Island to St. Johns, N. B. 
 
 Thompson with his wife Judith and three or four children 
 came from Salem previous to 1789 and settled at Hull's Cove. 
 He fought in the Revolution and was representative to the 
 Samuel Hull, who was a sea captain, came from Derby, Conn., 
 settling on the south side of Hull's Cove prior to 1789. He 
 was the most prominent citizen of the village and the cove was 
 named for him. He lived at Hull's Cove until 1817, when he 
 moved back to Connecticut. He had nine children, none of 
 whom settled on Mount Desert, except Polly, who married 
 Israel Higgins, 2d, and lived at Bar Harbor. 
 
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 The section north of Hull's Cove was settled after the Revo- 
 lutionary War. Ebenezer Salisbury and Joseph Hopkins 
 settled here early. 
 
 Joseph Hopkins married Mary , at Eastham, Jan. 
 
 11, 1770, where all their children but the youngest were born. 
 They moved to Hull's Cove between 1788 and 1791, lived in a 
 part of Levi Higgins' house a while, and then settled on the 
 south side of Salisbury's Cove. He and his son Joseph were 
 drowned by the upsetting of a boat in which they were bringing 
 young cattle from one of the Porcupine Islands to Hull's Cove. 
 His widow, Mary, m. (second wife) Levi Higgins. 
 
 After the Revolution, Thomas Wasgatt settled to the east of 
 Salisbury Cove and Amariah Leland at the west side of Leland's 
 Cove. 
 
 Thomas Wasgatt m. (1) Eunice . She died July 21, 
 
 1780. He m. (2) Hannah Thomas, daughter of John Thomas, 
 4th, and Elisabeth (Peck) Thomas, April 17, 1781. He d. May 
 19, 1820. She d. March 1, 1840. 
 
 Children by first marriage: 
 
 1. Deborah, b. 1771, at No. 1, Union Eiver. 
 
 2. Thomas, b. 1774, at No. 1, Union River; m. Polly Frye; res. Bar 
 Harbor. 
 
 3. Eunice, b. 1777 at Mount Desert; m. David Stanwood; res. Bar 
 Harbor. 
 
 Children by second marriage : 
 
 4. Hannah, b. 1783; m. Nicholas Thomas, Jr.; res. Thomas District, 
 Eden. 
 
 .5. John T., b. 1785; m. Huldah Goodsoe; res. Eden. 
 
 6. William, b. 1787; m. Eebecca Hinman; res. Sedgwick. 
 
 7. Nicholas, b. 1789; d. 1863, unmarried. 
 
 8. Betsy, b. 1790; m. Benjamin Stanwood of Mattawamkeag. 
 
 9. Margaret, b. 1793; m. James Beverly; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 10. Zenas S., b. 1796; d. 1797. 
 
 11. Zenas S., b. 1801; m. Josiah B. Hadley; res. Northeast Creek. 
 
 Amariah Leland was bom in Sherbon, Mass., 1710. He m. 
 Ursula Lovett at Sherbon, where they had nine children. In 
 
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 1769, he, with his wife and two sons, Ezra and Ebenezer, moved 
 to Mount Desert and settled at Leland's Cove, where he d. 1790. 
 Ezra was their seventh child, b. 1749 ; came to Eden in 1769 ; 
 m. Sally Hamor, dan. of John and Mary (Rodick) Hamor, and 
 settled at Leland's Cove, where his farm extended from the 
 shore of Frenchman's Bay to Northeast Marsh. He was prob- 
 ably the best farmer of the island at that time. 
 
 Their children were: 
 
 1. John, b. 1773; d. 1797. 
 
 2. Amariah, b. 1774; m. Hannah Higgins; res. Emery's Cove, Eden. 
 
 3. Ezra, b. 177(5; m. Mrs, Hannah Fish; res. Leland's Cove. 
 
 4. Ebenezer, b. 1778; m. Thankful Salsbury; res. Leland's Cove. 
 
 5. David, b. 1780; m. Susan Leland; res. Hadley's Point. 
 
 6. Ehoda, b. 1782; m, Oliver Higgins; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 7. Daniel, b. 1784; m. Sally A!nderson; res. Trenton. 
 
 8. Sarah, b. 1786; m. Zacheus Higgins; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 9. Hannah, b. 1789; m. John McFarland; res. Trenton. 
 
 10. Marian, b. 1790; d. 1838; unmarried. 
 
 11. Huldah, b. 1792; m. Henry Higgins; res. Bar Harbor. 
 
 12. William, b. 1795; m. (1) Betsy Thomas, (2) Lydia Haynes; res. 
 i .eland 's Cove. 
 
 33. Betsy, b. 1797; m. . 
 
 14. Experience, b. 1799; m. David Hamor, 3d; res. near Hull's Cove. 
 
 Farther to the westward three more families from Eastham 
 on Cap Cod settled as early as 1778, Joseph Mayo's, at Old 
 House Cove, Jesse Higgins', at Clark's Cove, and David Hig- 
 gins', at Spruce Point. 
 
 Joseph Mayo and Ruth Snow were married at Eastham, 
 Cape Cod, by Rev. Joseph Crocker, Nov. 12, 1767. She died 
 and he m. (2) in 1820, Mrs. Hannah Noble. Joseph and Ruth 
 Mayo with four children came to Mount Desert about 1778. 
 
 Their children were: 
 
 1. Gideon, b. 1768. 
 
 2. Joseph, b. 1770; m. Mrs. Gennet Higgins; res. Fairfield, Maine. 
 
 3. Israel D., b. 1773; m. (1) Mrs. Joanna Knowles, (2) Mrs. Jennie 
 Dennison, (3) Mrs. Mary Gilley; res. Israel's Point, Eden. 
 
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 4. Prince, K 1775; m. Priscilla Higgins; res. first on Town Hill, then 
 in Kennebec County. 
 
 5. Nathaniel, b. 1779; m. Priscilla Hopkins; res. west of Northeast 
 Creek. 
 
 6. Kuth, b. 1782; m. Oliver Higgins; res. Indian Point. 
 
 7. Thomas, b. 1784; m. Desire Knowlton; res. Town Hill. 
 
 8. James, b. 1787; m. (1) Sally Eichardson, (2) Anna Reid; res. 
 Town Hill. 
 
 Gideon Mayo, oldest child of Joseph and Ruth (Snow) Mayo, 
 came to Mount Desert with his parents in 1778. He married 
 (1) Esther Hadley, dau. of Simeon and Olive (Black) Hadley, 
 in 1790. She was b. Feb. 1, 1771, and d. Sept. 23, 1808. He 
 married (2) Mary Higgins, dau. of Jesse and Priscilla (Snow) 
 Higgins, June 22, 1809. She was b. Feb. 3, 1781, and d. April 
 16, 1856. 
 
 Children by first marriage: 
 
 1. Josiah, b. 1791; m. Patty Snow; res. Clark's Cove, Eden. 
 
 2. Ebenezer, b. 1792; d. Dec. 21, 1808. 
 
 3. Abigail, b. 1794; m. Elisha Eichardson; res. Northwest Cove, Eden. 
 
 4. Experience, b. 1798; m. William Hamor; res. Town Hill. 
 
 5. Ruth, b. 1800; d. Nov. 17, 1808. 
 
 6. Mary, b. 1803; m. John Downing; res. Sullivan, Maine. 
 
 7. Joel, b. 1807; m. Betsy Salsbury; res. Town Hill. 
 
 Children by second marriage: 
 
 8. Esther, b. 1810; m. Amos T. Hadley; res. Clark's Cove. 
 
 9. Ruth, b. 1811; m. Christopher Bartlett; res. Bartlett's Island. 
 
 10. Ebenezer, b. 1812; m. Olive Storer; res. Blue Hill. 
 
 11. J. Zachariah, b. 1813; m. Rebecca Hadley; res. Clark's Cove. 
 
 12. Salome, b. 183 5; m. (1) Adam Treworgy, (2) Jesse Treworgy; 
 res. Surry, Maine. 
 
 13. Jesse H., b. 1816; m. Abigail Milliken; res. Clark's Cove. 
 
 14. Gideon, b. 1817; d. Nov. 27, 1846. 
 
 15. Julia, b. 1819; m. Enoch Brown; res. Ellsworth. 
 
 16. Priscilla, b. 1882; m. (1) John Pierce, (2) Connelly; res. 
 
 Ellsworth. 
 
 Gideon Mayo settled on the south side of Clark's Cove. He 
 was deacon of the Eden Baptist church for many years. He d. 
 March 20, 1858. 
 
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 Jesse Higgins m. Priscilla Snow. With three children they 
 moved from Cap Cod in 1778, and settled at the shore, on land 
 now owned by the widow of their great-grandson, De Loraine A. 
 Higgins, between the Narrows and Clark's Cove. His brother 
 David and family came about the same time and settled near 
 the shore on what is now known as Spruce Point. They were 
 the founders of the Higgins families in the western part of 
 Eden. Jesse Higgins d. Dec. 16, 1815. 
 
 The children of Jesse and Priscilla Higgins were: 
 
 1. Ichabod, b. 1774; m. Sarah Richardson; res. Northwest Cove. 
 
 2. Eunice, b. 1776; m. Shaw Higgins; res. Indian Point. 
 
 3. Jesse, b. 1778; m. (1) Hannah Reed, (2) Betsy Richardson; res. 
 Northwest Cove. 
 
 4. Mary, b. 1781; m. Gideon Mayo (second wife); res. Clark's Cove. 
 
 5. Moses, b. 1783; m. Polly Higgins; res. Salt Pond, Eden. 
 
 6. Ephraim, b. 17*^5; m. I'hebe Atwood; moved to Fairfield. Maine. 
 
 7. David, b. 1788; m. (1) Eleanor Wasgate, (2) Mrs. Harriet Colwell, 
 (3) Mrs. Mary S. Davis; res. Town Hill. 
 
 8. JoseplT, b. 1790; m. Betsy H&mor; res. Town Hill. 
 
 9. Samuel, b. 1793; ra. Lavinia Snow; res. Town Hill. 
 
 10. William, b. 1795; m. Ruth Richardson; res. his father's farm. 
 
 11. Priscilla, b. 1798; d. Bar Harbor, Aug. 12, 1878; unmarried. 
 
 12. Phebe, b. 1804; m. A. Green Crabtree; res. Hancock, Me. 
 
 David Higgins was a brother of Jesse Higgins. 
 His children were: 
 
 1. Rebecca, m. James EUingwood; moved to New York. 
 
 2. Oliver, m. Ruth Mayo; res. Indian Point. 
 
 3. David, m. (1) Olive Hadley, (2) Mrs. Polly Burns; res. Northwest 
 Cove. 
 
 4. Shaw, m. Eunice Higgins; res. Indian Point. 
 
 5. Sparrow, m. Penelope Salsbury; res. Indian Point. 
 
 6. John, m. Margaret Flyn; res. his father's farm. 
 
 7. Priscilla, m. Prince Mayo; res. Town Hill, then in Kennebec County. 
 
 8. Lydia, m. (1) Samuel Hadley, (2) Nicholas Thomas; res. Thomas 
 District. 
 
 9. Affiah, m. (1) Nathan Salsbury, (2) Gideon Gidlescom; res. Sals- 
 bury Cove. 
 
 10. Hannah, m. Nathaniel Marcyes; res. Indian Point. 
 
 11. Richard, m. ; lived on Cape Cod. 
 
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 To the South cf Bar Harbor two families took up land, 
 James BurriJl at Cromwell's Cove and later William Lynam 
 at Schooner Head. 
 
 William Lynam and his wife Chrosia came to Schooner Head 
 prior to 1789. They were the grand-parents of John S. 
 Lynam and the great-grand-parents of Fred C. Lynam of Bar 
 Harbor. Mrs. Lynam d. 1822. 
 
 Their children were: 
 
 1. Frances, b. 1781; d. 1815. 
 
 2. Jane, b. 1784. 
 
 3. Judith, b. 1787. 
 
 4. Chrosia, b. 1790. 
 
 5. Martha, b. 1794. 
 
 6. William, b. 1796; m. (1) Hannah Tracy, (2) Mrs. Eunice Clark; 
 res. Schooner Head, Eden. 
 
 7. Ann, b. 1798. 
 
 There were thirty-six families settled on the eastern half of 
 the island, June 1, 1791. 
 
 EDEN TOWN OFFICERS SINCE 1870 
 
 Clerks 
 
 1870, E. G. Brewer; 1871, J. Hopkins; 1872, Alonzo Hig- 
 gins; 1873-8, Samuel N. Rich; 1879, S. H. Richards; 1880-98, 
 S. N. Rich; 1899, W. H. Sherman (present clerk). 
 
 Selectmen 
 
 1870 — David Paine, D. W. Brewer, Fountain Rodick. 
 1871— A. Higgins, F. Rodick, D. W. Brewer. 
 1872— C. T. Thomas, A. Higgins, Wm. B. Campbell. 
 1873 — Stephen Higgins, Gideon Mayo, Ulmer Brewer. 
 1874-5— B. H. Higgins, N. W. Higgins, E. C. Brewer. 
 1876-7— Gideon Mayo, W. T. Thomas, J. H. Douglass. 
 1878 — Jas. E. Hamor, E. T. Hamor, Bloomfield Higgins. 
 1879— Jas. E. Hamor, E. T. Hamor, F. M. Conners. 
 
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 1880 — Jas. E. Hamor, F. M. Conners, Osmond Emery. 
 1881— Benj. H. Hamor, F. M. Conners, B. S. Higgins. 
 1882— Benj. H. Hamor, B. S. Higgins, D. W. Brewer. 
 1883— E. M. Hamor, B. S. Higgins, D. W. Brewer. 
 1884-5— B. S. Higgins, H. C. Emery, D. A. Bunker. 
 1886— J. T. Higgins, J. E. Hamor, C. F. Paine. 
 1887-9— B. S. Higgins, J. E. Hamor, C. F. Paine. 
 1890— C. F. Paine, J. E. Hamor, E. S. Clark. 
 1891— C. F. Paine, Alonzo Higgins, E. S. Clark. 
 1892— B. S. Higgins, Alonzo Higgins, F. E. Whitmore. 
 1893— C. F. Paine, Alonzo Higgins ,F. E. Whitmore. 
 1894-5— C. F. Paine, F. L. Hadley, F. E. Whitmore. 
 1896-7— B. S. Higgnis, F. E. Whitmore, E. T. Hamor. 
 1898— John E. Bunker, Jr., H. E. Wakefield, L. A. Austin. 
 1899— John E. Bunker, Jr., L. A. Austin, C. G. Hamor. 
 1900— C. H. Wood, A. Higgins, C. G. Hamor. 
 1901-2— J. E. Bunker, Jr., A. Higgins, G. R. Joy. 
 1903— B. S. Higgins, M. L. Lord, C. G. Hamor. 
 1904— J. E. Bunker, Jr., C. G. Hamor, E. T. Hamor. 
 1905— J. E. Bunker, Jr., John Suminsby, F. E. Walls. 
 1906-7— B. S. Higgins, E. T. Hamor, F. E. Walls. 
 1908— E. T. Hamor, F. E. Walls, M. C. Morrison. 
 1909 — J. E. Bunker, Jr., John Suminsby, Alton Carter. 
 
 EDEN IN THE REBELLION 
 
 Edw. F. McFarland., Co. G., 8th Regt. (reenlisted '62); 
 Chas. F. Bunker, L. L. Day, Geo. W. Harmon, H. H. Higgins 
 (reenlisted '62) ; M. H. S. Higgins, all of 11th Regt. ; (original 
 regiments, 1861), Alfred E. Conners, G-11; Edwin Higgins, 
 D-lst Cav. 
 
 18th Regt., Co. C. — Isaac C. Staples, S. A. Bunker, John 
 Douglass, John Higgins, B. S. Campbell, John L. Emery, 
 Arthur L. Salisbury, Eben Burns, Geo. Burns, Edwin G. 
 Marcyes, W. B. Campbell, John H. Peach, Geo. Kittredge. 
 
HISTORICAL 71 
 
 26th Eegt., Co. E.— Isaac H. Emery, John S. Billings, F. 
 D. Young, John H. Thomas, Richard H. Paine, David H. 
 Paine, Leonard McFarland, Henry H. Newman, Anson P. Cun- 
 ningham, Jos. E. Young, Ezra Young, Benj. R. Wasgatt, 
 Nathan S. Stanley, Edward Hamor, John S. Hamor, Samuel 
 0. Richardson, Jos. M. Higgins, DeLoraine A. Higgins. 
 
 1st H. Artillery, Co. C. — Geo. A. Bunker, Edw. E. Emery, 
 John M. Liscomb, Benj. Rodick, Ambrose H. Wasgatt; Co. L. — 
 Edward Hamor, N. S. Stanley, Marcus M. Alley, H. H. New- 
 man, David B. Hamor; Co. ]\I — J. W. Leland, John M. Pierce, 
 David H. Paine. 
 
 2d Batt. — Alpheus McFarland. 
 
 11th Regt., Co. G. — Lewis L. Day, reenlisted. 
 
 31st Regt., Co. D. — Robert B. Higgins, John H. Thomas, 
 Chas. E. Hodgkins, Otis A. Higgins, Orrington A. Higgins. 
 
 Navy — Lewis T. Higgins. 
 
 Substitutes — Peter Langdon, Ferdinand Bovier, Henry 
 Coley(?), Alex. Monroe, Wm. Saunders, John Harvey, Chas. 
 Leonard, John Wilson, Chas. Wilson, Wm. F. Browning(?), 
 Wm. McCoy, Edw. I. Bradley, Wm. Taylor, John Chatham, 
 Geo. Taylor. 
 
 The following are soldiers now residing in Eden whose names 
 are not included in the list given above: 
 
 Abijah Fletcher, Willard O. Fogg, enl. Otis, C-lst H. Art., w. 
 gunshot in side at Fort Hell, Oct. 18, '54; Isaac Mayo, enl. Mass., 
 Co. M., 1st Conn. H. Art. ; Robert B. Hamor, enl. Boston, navy, 
 ship Flag; Wilson M. Mayo, enl. Eden, 31st Me., wounded at 
 Cold Harbor, Va., June 23, 1864; S. Osgood Richardson, enl. 
 Mt. Desert; Parnel B. Moore, enl. Ellsworth, B-6th, wounded 
 (now at Togus) ; Benj. Snow, enl. Bucksport, navy, ships Ohio 
 and Ladoga ; Melvin G. Joy, enl. in Bangor for Jonesport, D-22, 
 reenlisted in navy, ships Conn, and Casco. 
 
 The widow of Chas. L. Sargent of Ellsworth, who enlisted 
 in the 14th Me. Regt., is a resident of Eden. 
 
72 EDEN 
 
 David Manchester commanded the transport Fannie Laverge, 
 which was transferred to Commodore Parker's flotilla. 
 
 Milford D. Leland of Bar Harbor, who enlisted in Co. K 
 of the 19th Mass. Regiment for service in the Spanish- American 
 War, went with his regiment to Porto Rico. He became ill 
 with fever at Ponce, and died as a result of his illness in 1902. 
 
 EDEN CHURCH HISTORY 
 
 Baptist 
 
 The first meeting-house in the town of Eden, according to 
 the Rev. Geo. E. Street's ''History of Mount Desert," was 
 erected at Hull's Cove in 1797. On July 5th of that year, as a 
 result of a meeting held at the house of Levi Higgins at Hull's 
 Cove, the Baptist church of Eden was organized, the oldest 
 Baptist church in the county of Hancock, and second church on 
 the island of Mount Desert. The thirty charter members of 
 the church were: Nehemiah Higgins, David Higgins, Jr., 
 Thomas Wasgatt, Jr., Elkanah Higgins, Ephraim Haynes, Is- 
 rael Higgins, John Cousins, Peggy Thompson, Hannah Cousins, 
 Pamelia Yoimg, Mercy Higgins, Hannah Wasgatt, 2d, Louis 
 Cousins, Mercy Higgins, 2d, Polly Hamor, Joseph Cousins, 
 Ezra Leland, John Thomas, Samuel Hadley, Oliver Thomas, 
 Nicholas Thomas, Lydia Hadley, Hannah Leland, Sally 
 Hamor, Tabitha Smallidge, Hannah Wasgatt, Jane Thom- 
 as, Margaret Stanwood, Hannah Stetson, Azubah Higgins. El- 
 kanah Higgins and Nicholas Thomas were chosen deacons ''on 
 trial." John Thomas was chosen clerk; Elkanah Higgins, 
 treasurer. 
 
 At the town meeting of September, 1799, Mr. Benjamin 
 Downs was engaged to preach, and about a year and a half 
 later, June 15, 1801, he was settled as pastor of the church. 
 He stayed, however, but a short time. 
 
 Following the dismissal of Mr. Downs, there was no settled 
 minister in Eden until 1814, when Samuel Swett came to remain 
 
HISTORICAL 73 
 
 four months, at the end of which time, he, too, was dismissed. 
 
 The next pastor. Elder Enoch Hunting, was called in 1816, 
 and he was installed May 14, 1818. During Elder Hunting's 
 pastorate, three revivals were held, and in 1829, the Eastern 
 Maine Baptist Association met at Hull's Cove. Elder Hunting 
 closed his long pastorate, August 30, 1832, when he resigned. 
 
 The ''western" meeting-house near the Northeast Creek 
 Bridge was built about the year 1823, when the town appropri- 
 ated $350 for that purpose. Meetings were held in this build- 
 ing from 1824 to 1875, when the Baptist church at Salisbury's 
 Cove was built. 
 
 The following is a list of the Baptist ministers who have 
 had charge of the churches in this town since 1870 : Rev. Mr. 
 Wormwood, 1872; Revs. Wm. Corthell, 1873-7; A. F. Palmer, 
 at Salisbury Cove, 1878-9 ; Wm. Corthell, 1879 ; J. F. Eveleth, 
 1880 ; Herbert Tilden, at Bar Harbor, 1880 ; A. F. Palmer, Bar 
 Harbor, 1886-9 ; A. P. Fox, Salisbury Cove, 1897-8 ; T. F. White, 
 Bar Harbor, 1897-8; C. S. McLearn, Bar Harbor, 1901-2; W. 
 P. Richardson, Salisbury Cove, 1902-3; J. E. Whitmore, 1904-5; 
 H. B. Tilden, Bar Harbor, 1905; Margaret Koch, Salisbury 
 Cove and West Eden, 1907 ; Chas. F. McKoy, Bar Harbor, 1906 
 (present pastor). 
 
 The Baptists withdrew from the Union meeting-house at 
 Bar Harbor in 1886, and, under the lead of Rev. A. J. Palmer, 
 organized a church of nine members, purchased a lot on Ledge- 
 law Avenue, and, in 1887, built the present meeting-house. 
 
 Methodist 
 
 The Rev. Rufus Bailey, who came to Mount Desert in 1828, 
 and organized a Methodist class on Beech Hill, preached also 
 at Bar Harbor. It was not until 1881, however, that a society 
 was formed. In that year, Rev. James H. Mooers organized a 
 class of thirteen members, and services were held in the Union 
 meeting-house. Soon afterward, a lot on School street was 
 purchased, on which a meeting-house was erected. This was 
 
74 EDEN 
 
 dedicated August 12, 1883. The church was incorporated in 
 March, 1886. In 1888, the meeting-house was removed to make 
 way for the present brick church, which was built at a cost of 
 $18,000. The church is named for Bishop Davis Wasgatt 
 Clark, a native of Mount Desert and a famous Methodist 
 churchman. 
 
 The pastors of the church have been: Revs. James H. 
 Mooers, 1881-3; James W. Day, 1884; Winfred Baldwin, 
 1885-6; Herbert E. Frohock, 1887-9; Geo. G. AVinslow, 1890-4; 
 Rufus J. Wyckoff, 1895-6 ; C. B. Allen, 1897 ; Chas. E. Jones, 
 Nov. 1898-April '99; Sylvanus L. Hanscom, 1899- '06; Warren 
 A. Hanscom with S. L. Hanscom, '06. The present pastor, 
 Rev. Carl N. Garland, who came to the church in 1907, studied 
 at Bucksport Seminary, the University of Maine and Bangor 
 Theological Seminary, and was pastor of the church at West- 
 port in 1896, South Deer Isle, 1897-8, Penobscot, 1899-1901, 
 Orland, 1902, Hampden, 1903-6, coming here at the close of 
 his pastorate at Hampden. 
 
 Episcopal — Saint Savior's, Bar Harbor 
 
 The first Episcopal services on Mount Desert were held at 
 Bar Harbor by the Rt. Rev. Henry A. Neely, Bishop of Maine, 
 who visited Mount Desert in July, 1867. Under his leadership, 
 supported by Mr. and Mrs. Gouverneur Morris Ogden, money 
 was raised to build in 1878 a small stone chapel with a seating 
 capacity of 325 people. In 1886, the growth of the summer 
 population made necessary an enlargement of the edifice, and 
 following this enlargement, gifts of great value were received. 
 
 The first rector of the church was the Rev. Christopher 
 Starr Leffingwell. He was born in Ellsworth, Ohio, December 
 16, 1827, and graduated from Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., 
 in 1854, and from Berkeley Divinity School, in 1856. After 
 holding pastorates at Fairfield, Conn., Palmyra and Canan- 
 daigua, N. Y., and Gardiner, Me., he came to Bar Harbor in 
 1879. He served Saint Savior's for twenty years, and was 
 
HISTORICAL 75 
 
 pastor emeritus for three years longer, till his death in Wash- 
 ington, April 11, 1902. 
 
 The Rev. S. H. Greene, the present pastor of the church, 
 was born at Chapel Hill, N. C, in 1849. The son of a bishop, 
 it was but natural that he should choose the ministry for his 
 vocation in life. He prepared for the ministry at the Berkeley 
 Divinity School in Connecticut. He came to Saint Savior's 
 nearly seven years ago. 
 
 Church of Our Father, Hull's Cove 
 
 This beautiful chuYch was built in 1891. the gift of Miss 
 Mary Rutherford Prime of New York, and her cousin. Miss 
 Cornelia Prime of Huntington, N. Y., in memory of their 
 fathers, the brothers, Rufus and Frederic Prime. The edifice 
 is of granite and rural gothic in style. A gothic well stands 
 by the path leading in from the building. The interior has 
 been beautifully furnished as a result of many gifts, among 
 which is the pipe organ given by the congregation in memory 
 of the Rev. Mr. Leffingwell in 1902. 
 
 Catholic 
 
 Saint Sylvia's, on Kebo street, the first Catholic church at 
 Bar Harbor, was opened for services in 1881. A site had been 
 given for the edifice by Mr.. De Grasse Fox in 1879, and the 
 church had been built largely through the gifts of the perma- 
 nent and summer residents, from whom the project met hearty 
 support. The church was consecrated in August, 1882, by the 
 Rt. Rev. James A. Healy, Bishop of Portland. A year or 
 two later it was enlarged to double its former capacity. 
 
 The first pastor of the church was the Rev. Thomas Francis 
 Butler, who supplied Bar Harbor from the church at Ellsworth. 
 Father Butler was born in Ireland, was' educated in the public 
 schools of Boston and at Holy Cross College, and studied the- 
 ology in the Seminary of St. Sulpice in Paris, where he was 
 ordained to the priesthood by the Cardinal Archbishop. After 
 
76 EDEN 
 
 spending a short time as curate in Portland, he was appointed, 
 in the summer of 1880, pastor of Saint Joseph's church in 
 Ellsworth. He continued as pastor of the Ellsworth and Bar 
 Harbor churches until the autumn of 1894, when he went to 
 Lewiston to become pastor of the important Saint Joseph's 
 church in that city, where he is still located and held in the 
 highest honor and esteem. 
 
 The Rev. James D. O'Brien, who succeeded to the Ells- 
 worth and Bar Harbor churches in November, 1894, is also a 
 native of Ireland. He received his education at Paris and at 
 Rome, and was ordained to the priesthood in Montreal. A 
 priest of remarkable personality, a skillful organizer, tireless 
 in his efforts to promote the welfare of his parish, he has been 
 the primary influence in the erection, on Mount Desert street 
 and Ledgelawn avenue, of the magnificent new Saint Sylvia's 
 church, which is one of the most beautiful in New England. 
 
 The church is now independent of the Ellsworth parish, 
 and Father O'Brien has become resident pastor. A very val- 
 uable church property has been acquired for the future needs 
 of the parish, and a parochial residence is now nearing com- 
 pletion. Saint Sylvia's has become one of the most important 
 parishes in the diocese of Maine. 
 
 Congregational 
 
 The Bar Harbor Congregation church was formed May 30, 
 1883, with thirteen members. In the following year, a par- 
 sonage was bought and in 1889 the present stone church was 
 built. The pipe organ, which was the gift mainly of Mrs. 
 Thomas Hubbard of New York, was installed August 3, 1903. 
 
 The Congregational pastors in Eden have been the follow- 
 ing: Revs. A. R. Plumer, 1877; A. J. McGown, 1884-5; J. 
 Torrey, 1886-9 ; G. E. Freeman, 1891-4 ; Richard Owen, 1895-9, 
 1902, and A. M McDonald, the present pastor, who graduated 
 from Bowdoin College in 1891, Andover Theological Seminary, 
 
HISTORICAL 77 
 
 1894, spent nine years in Jacksonville, Fla., and came to Bar 
 Harbor in 1903. 
 
 Unitarian 
 
 The Unitarians in Bar Harbor, for a time held services in 
 the Union meeting-house, but nearly a quarter century ago, 
 they decided to build a church of their own. By a deed dated 
 December 3, 1888, Miss Mary Shannon of Newton, Mass., gave 
 a lot on Ledgelawn avenue to the American Unitarian Associa- 
 tion, on which a beautiful church was erected, which was first 
 occupied in June, 1889. This is used chiefly for summer ser- 
 vices, but a society of year-round residents was organized in 
 1894, and winter services are occasionally held. There is no 
 settled pastor. 
 
 PROFESSIONAL MEN 
 
 Physicians 
 
 The earliest resident physician to practice in this town was 
 probably Dr. William Rogers, who graduated from Bowdoin 
 in 1872, and came to Bar Harbor in 1880. He continued 
 in practice here for a period of nearly fourteen years. 
 
 In 1885 came Dr. J. S. Moore, who remained here about six 
 years, and Dr. C. C. Morrison. 
 
 Dr. Charles C. Morrison was born in Mariaville, July 12, 
 1856, the son of John T. and Lucy J. Morrison. He attended 
 the public schools of his native town, and the Maine Central 
 Institute, and graduated from Hahnemann College, Philadel- 
 phia, Pa. After completing his college work he pursued post- 
 graduate courses at Paris, Vienna and Berlin. Dr. Morrison 
 served as representative to the Maine Legislature from the town 
 of Eden, 1903-1905, and is a member, also, of the next Legisla- 
 ture. He is a member of the Governor's staff, as councilor 
 from the fifth district. 
 
 Dr. G. R. Hagerthy was born in Surry, in 1865. He grad- 
 
78 EDEN 
 
 uated from the Maine Central Institute in 1888, and from the 
 Bellevue Hospital Medical College, in 1892. He practised in 
 Hancock for three years, before coming to Bar Harbor in 1895. 
 Dr. Hagerthy is a member of Hancock County Medical Society, 
 and of the Maine, and American Medical Associations, and is 
 on the staff of the Bar Harbor Hospital. 
 
 Dr. Geo. A. Phillips was born in Orland, April 18, 1853, 
 the son of Luther Ames and Livonia Phillips. After complet- 
 ing the course in the public and high schools, he fitted himself 
 for college at the Eastern State Normal School in Castine, 
 Maine. Entering upon the study of medicine, he graduated 
 from the Medical Department of the University of the City of 
 New York in 1882, and shortly after his graduation, began a 
 professional career in Ellsworth, where he gained a large prac- 
 tice and established a reputation as a skillful practitioner. He 
 moved to Bar Harbor about ten years ago and has acquired a 
 large practice here. He is President of the Penobscot Medical 
 Association, Vice President of the Maine Medical Association, 
 and is also Consulting Physician to the Bangor General Hos- 
 pital. Dr. Phillips has acquired much prominence outside of 
 his profession, as a public speaker, delivering many notable 
 addresses before the Maine Medical Association and before many 
 public gatherings. 
 
 Dr. E. J. Morrison is a native of Mariaville. After com- 
 pleting his preparatory school education he attended the Phila- 
 delphia Dental College, where he graduated in 1888. He prac- 
 tised dentistry in Bar Harbor for ten years, but having deter- 
 mined to enter the medical profession, he gave up his dental 
 practice, for the study of medicine, and graduated from the 
 College of Physicians and Surgeons in Baltimore, Md., in 1898. 
 Shortly afterward he returned to Bar Harbor, where he has 
 since been in practice. Dr. Morrison is secretary of the Board 
 of Pension Examiners and has recently been appointed by Gov- 
 ernor Fernald, Medical Examiner for Hancock County. 
 
 Dr. Royal G. Higgins was born at Bar Harbor in 1867, and 
 
HISTORICAL 79 
 
 graduated from the Bucksport Seminary in 1889. He received 
 his degree from Hahnemann College, Philadelphia, in 1892, and 
 spent a year in the Hahnemann Hospital. Afterwards he prac- 
 tised at Princeton, Ind., for 10 years, at the end of which time 
 he pursued a post-graduate course in New York, coming to 
 Bar Harbor in 1903. He has since practised in this town. 
 
 Dr. R. W. Wakefield is a native of Stueben, where he was 
 born in 1877. He graduated from Cherryfield Academy in 
 1898 and from the Jefferson, Pa., Medical College in 1902. 
 After graduation. Dr. Wakefield served for a year as resident 
 physician at the Jefferson College Hospital, and later as demon- 
 strator of medicine at Jefferson College. He began practice at 
 Bar Harbor in 1904. He is one of the Bar Harbor Hospital 
 staff of physicians, a member of the Maine Medical Association, 
 and is president of the Hancock County Medical Society. 
 
 Dr. J. H. Patten was born in Newport, Penobscot County, 
 in 1862. He w^as educated at the University of Maine and the 
 University of New York City, graduating from the former in 
 1882, and from the latter in 1886. Since his graduation he has 
 been in active practice of his profession in various parts of this 
 county, moving to Bar Harbor the present year. Through his 
 activity in various matters, Dr. Patten has become well known 
 throughout the county. 
 
 The names of Dr. N. C. King, Dr. H. D. Averill, a graduate 
 of Bowdoin in the class of 1887, who began practice here in 
 1884, D. Wellington Bunker, who came in 1904, and remained 
 until recently, when he removed to Bangor, Dr. E. DeWitt 
 Council, University of Penn., '95, res. in winter, 126 So. 34th 
 St., Philadelphia, Dr. Atwater L. Douglass, Hahemann College, 
 '95, John B. Shober, U. of P., '85, res. winter 112 So. 17th St., 
 Philadelphia, and Dr. John Madison Taylor, U. of P., '78, win- 
 ter res. Philadelphia, complete the list of physicians. 
 
 Lawyers 
 
 The following is a list of the lawyers who have practised, 
 or who are now in practice, in this towm : *L. B. Deasy, Pres. 
 
80 9 EDEN 
 
 Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Co., Maine Senate, member firm 
 of Deasy & Lynam, in practice here since 1884; W. P. Foster, 
 came about 1886, member firm of Foster and Wood, not now in 
 practice here ; John T. Higgins, came about 1887, member firm 
 of Deasy and Higgins, not now in practice here ; C. N. Higgins, 
 came in 1891 ; *Chas. H. Wood, came in 1892, formerly of the 
 firm of Foster & Wood, County Attorney; J. A. Peters, Jr., 
 practised here for several years, now in practice in Ellsworth, 
 Judge of Ellsworth Municipal Court, Pres. Union Trust Com- 
 pany, Hardwood Co. and the Walker Foundry, representative 
 to State Legislature ; *E. S. Clark, came in 1893 ; *B. E. Clark, 
 1894, Judge of Municipal Court; *John E. Bunker, Jr., 1894, 
 Chairman Board of Selectmen of Eden ; *A. H. Lynam ; *Geo. 
 E. Googins, 1897; *C. B. Pineo, 1898; *E. N. Benson, 
 1898; *E. B. Mears, 1900; *H. L. Graham, 1900; J. H. Knowles, 
 1900, now of Northeast Harbor; *H. M. Conners, 1901; M. W. 
 Abbott, 1902. The law firm of Wiswell, King & Peters, and 
 that of Hale and Hamblin, has also engaged in legal business 
 here. 
 
 The asterisk denotes the present resident practitioners. 
 The date given after each name indicates the year when it is 
 first found in the Maine Register. 
 
 ITEMS OF INTEREST 
 
 The first hotel in Bar Harbor was the Agamont, built by 
 Tobias Roberts, in 1867. The first cottage was built in 1867, 
 when Alpheus Hardy bought Birch Point of Stephen Higgins 
 for $300. 
 
 SprouPs Restaurant, for years one of the landmarks of 
 Bar Harbor, was first opened in 1869, in the building now 
 occupied by Mr. Max Franklin, the merchant. The cafe be- 
 came famous, and was known not only throughout the United 
 States, but even in Europe. Hundreds of distinguished people 
 were among the guests who were its patrons. It is very inter- 
 esting to read the names in the old register which has been 
 preserved and is still in the possession of Mr. and Mrs. Sproul. 
 
History of Tremont and Southwest Harbor 
 
 EARLY SETTLEMENT 
 
 Stephen Richardson, a brother of James Richardson, one 
 of the earliest settlers on Mount Desert, was of Scotch-Irish 
 descent, his father having emigrated from Londonderry, Ire- 
 land, to Gloucester, Mass., in 1738. Stephen settled at what 
 is now Crockett's Point on the west side of Bass Harbor. He 
 was one of the foremost citizens of Mount Desert Island, and 
 it was at his house that the first meeting of the plantation of 
 Mount Desert was held, March 30, 1776. He represented the 
 plantation in the Massachusetts General Court, and was a 
 member of the first board of selectmen of Mount Desert. 
 
 Daniel Gott, a brother of Stephen Richardson's wife, set- 
 tled near the Richardson family, and lived there probably 
 until 1789, when he obtained a deed to the two islands which 
 lie off Bass Harbor Head. He moved to the larger island, now 
 known as Gott's, and lived there until his death, June 7, 1814. 
 Many of his descendants are still residejits of Gott's Island. 
 
 Thomas Richardson settled on the east side of Bass Har- 
 bor. He, too, was a prominent man in the settlement, and 
 was a member of the first Committee of Correspondence of 
 the plantation. 
 
 Ezra H. Dodge married a daughter of James Richardson, 
 and settled at Dodge's Point, on the southern side of Seal 
 Cove. 
 
 By the year 1784, William Gilley, Tyler Reed, and George 
 Norman had settled near Norwood's Cove. Ebenezer Eaton, 
 the first minister, Andrew Tucker, Samuel Bowden, Benj. 
 Ward, Joshua Mayo, Wm. Grew, Nicholas Tucker, John Rute, 
 
82 TREMONT AND SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Joseph Legro and Peter DoUiver had settled here also, all of 
 them, probably, at Southwest Harbor. Joshua Norwood, Ab- 
 raham Richardson and Peter Gott had settled on the east side 
 of Bass Harbor, while on the west side, Stephen Richardson 
 and Daniel Gott had been joined by Benj. Benson. Wm. 
 Nutter and Enoch Wentworth were near Goose Cove; Wm. 
 Heath, James Reed and George Butler, at Seal Cove, where 
 Mr. Heath had a mill. 
 
 The Dix family settled early on Dix Point. Capt. Chas. 
 Dix, of the firm of McKay & Dix, ship builders and owners, 
 died about three years ago. The McKay & Dix cryolite fleet 
 of eleven vessels was famous. It was at the McKay 
 & Dix ship yard at Verona that the Roosevelt, Lieut. Peary's 
 vessel was launched. 
 
 For this brief account of the early settlers of Tremont and 
 Southwest Harbor, it may be well to reproduce a document 
 which gives a genealogy of the Richardsons, who were the 
 earliest settlers here, and an account of the association and 
 inter-marriage of members of the family with the Gotts, who 
 were early settlers here also. The descendants of these pion- 
 eers form a large part of the inhabitants of these towns. We 
 are able to reproduce this document through the kindness of 
 Mrs. Eben L. Richardson of Southwest Harbor. 
 
 THE RICHARDSON FAMILY 
 
 "In the earlier part of last century, two brothers, Stephen 
 and Hugh Richardson, residing in the North of Ireland, being 
 suspected of disloyalty to the Government, and Stephen having 
 also incurred the hostility of the Montgomerys, an influential 
 family living near Belfast, by having clandestinely married 
 Jane Montgomery, a daughter of the family and an aunt of 
 Gen. Richard Montgomery, who was killed at Quebec, they 
 concluded to leave the country, and accordingly in Oct. 1738, 
 they emigrated with their families to America; Hugh going 
 to Barbadoes, and Stephen coming to Gloucester, Mass., where 
 
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 he located, and raised a large family, the youngest of which 
 was not born until after the middle of the century ; and where 
 he and his wife probably died. 
 
 His family consisted of five sons : James, who was prob- 
 ably born before emigration, Stephen, who was born at sea, 
 on the voyage to America, Thomas, Hugh and Elijah; and of 
 two daughters. Patience and Charity. Their relative ages are 
 not known, but the Family record, of one of James' daughters, 
 shows that she was born in 1752, when Stephen was but four- 
 teen years old, and is conclusive that James was his senior 
 by several years and was probably the oldest of the family. 
 
 At the same time and intimately associated with the Rich- 
 ardson idfmily in Gloucester, was the family of Daniel Gott, 
 consisting of seven sons and daughters. As the result of that 
 association the three Richardson brothers, James, Stephen, 
 and Thomas, married respectively, Rachel, Elizabeth, and Mar- 
 garet Gott, while two of the Gott brothers, William, and Peter, 
 married the two Richardson sisters. Patience and Charity: 
 Charity being then the widow of Kane, of whose first husband 
 however nothing is known; and after Peter's death she mar- 
 ried, as her third husband, and his second wife, Daniel Gott, 
 Peter's elder brother. All, except the last of these marriages, 
 occurred at Gloucester. 
 
 Nothing more is known of Hugh or Elijah, they probably 
 died early. 
 
 In 1762, the first year after the settling of Mt. Desert Is- 
 land by Abraham Somes, James Richardson moved to that 
 Island, followed in a few years by all the Richardson and Gott 
 families, who settled on Mt. Desert and the adjacent Islands; 
 James settling at Somesville, which had already been located 
 by Abraham Somes; Stephen and Thomas at Bass Harbor; 
 William Gott at Mason's Point: and Peter Gott at Swan Is- 
 land. Where Daniel Gott first located is not certain, but in 
 1789, having purchased from tne State, what was then known 
 as Little Plasentia Island, then unoccupied Public Domain, he 
 
84 TEEMONT AND SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 made his home on that Island thereafter known by his name, 
 and died there, July 7th, 1814. 
 
 On going to Mt. Desert, Stephen located at Somes Sound, 
 but remained only a short time, when he moved to Bass Harbor, 
 locating on the west side of the Harbor, at what was afterwards 
 called Crockett's Point; where probably all of his children 
 and many of his grand children were born ; and where he and 
 his wife probably passed all the remaining years of their lives. 
 His house has, of course, long since gone out of existence, but 
 after the lapse of more than a century, the debris of the cellar 
 still remains. He also built the first mill at Bass Harbor and 
 opened the first public road between Bass Harbor and Beech 
 Hill. 
 
 From the public records, the Richardson brothers seem to 
 have been quite prominent in local history from the commence- 
 ment of the revolution, to the adoption of the Federal Consti- 
 tution. Stephen Richardson's house was the usual place for 
 public meetings, and James Richardson was always Clerk and 
 Treasurer of those meetings, while Stephen and Thomas were 
 always on public committees; on Oct. 8th, 1776, Stephen Rich- 
 ardson was chosen as the first Representative from Mt. Desert 
 Island to the General Court (Legislature) of Massachusetts, 
 and at the first Town meeting held April 6th, 1789, for organ- 
 ization under the new Constitution, all were elected to promi- 
 nent official positions. 
 
 The records kept by James Richardson of the various public 
 meetings are still preserved, although somewhat faded, and 
 show him to have been a man of cultivation; and his brothers 
 were probably equally so ; while the immediate descendants of 
 Stephen remember him as a man of marked ability. 
 
 When James or Thomas Richardson died, is not known, 
 but Stephen 2d., after having nearly attained the allotted 
 period of ''three score years and ten", died in 1806, Sixty 
 Eight years after he first saw light on the waters of the At- 
 lantic in 1738. Charity died probably, early in the present 
 
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 Century, while Patience, after a pilgrimage of over four score 
 years, died in 1827, and was buried at Fernald's Point. 
 
 Stephen's ''Family record", as inscribed on the reverse of 
 the Title Page of the New Testament in his Family BiDie, is 
 as follows : 
 
 ''Stephen Richardson, Born October 23d. O. S. 1738. 
 Elizabeth Richardson, Born March 14th. O. S. 1736. 
 Stephen & Elizabeth Richardson, Married March 11th, N. 
 S. 1762. 
 
 John Gott Richardson, 1st. Son, Born August 15th. 1764. 
 Deborah Richardson, 1st. Daughter, Born Dec'b'r 10th. 
 
 1765. 
 Elizabeth Richardson, 2d. Daughter, Born April 14th. 
 
 1767. 
 Stephen Richardson, 2d. Son, Born May 4th. 1768. 
 William Richardson, 3d. Son, Born May 27th. 1770. 
 Hannah Richardson, 3d. Daughter, Born July 2d. 1773. 
 Lucia Medicine Richardson, a Niece, Born May 7th. 1768. 
 Stephen and Elizabeth Richardson's Family Bible." 
 
 AYe have no "Family record" of either of the other brothers 
 or sisters, but we have of several of their descendants, from 
 which we gather the names of their children ; as follows : 
 
 James, had Rachel, James, Daniel, David, George, Polly, 
 Tamazin Jane, Rhoda, Judith, and Elisha, who left home. 
 
 Thomas, had Thomas, Pauh, Abram, Enoch, Polly, John, 
 Moses. 
 
 Patience, had Rachel, & Eliab, Gott. Eliab b. '69, d. by 
 accident '89. Comfort, Andrew, & Daniel, Tarr. 
 
 Charity, had Mary, Eunice, Margaret, John, Peter, Ruth, 
 Lydia, & Patience. 3 d. young, and all b. between 1777. & 1799. 
 
 The foregoing, though brief, is believed to be a substan- 
 tially correct synopsis of the family history and succession for 
 three generations, embracing their first hundred years in 
 America. 
 
86 TREMONT AND SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 INCORPORATION OF TREMONT 
 
 STATE OF MAINE. 
 
 In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and 
 forty-eight. 
 
 An Act 
 
 to incorporate the town of Mansel. 
 
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives 
 in Legislature assembled as follows: 
 
 Section 1. All that part of the town of Mount Desert in 
 the County of Hancock, lying south of a line commencing at 
 Andrew Fernald's north line on Somes' Sound, thence across 
 the mountain to the head of Denning 's Pond; thence contin- 
 uing the same course to Great Pond; thence across said Pond 
 to the southeast corner of lot numbered one hundred and 
 fourteen on a plan of said town by John S. Dodge; thence 
 westerly on the south line of said lot numbered one hundred 
 and fourteen to Seal Cove Pond, and continuing the same 
 course to the middle of said Pond; thence northerly up the 
 middle of Upper Seal Cove Pond to the head thereof and 
 continuing the same course to the south line of lot marked 
 "Reuben Noble" on said plan; thence westerly on the south 
 line of said last named lot to the sea shore, together with 
 Moose Island, Gott's Island and Langley's Island, with the 
 inhabitants thereon, is hereby set off from said town of Mount 
 Diesert and incorporated into a separate town by the name of 
 Mansel, and vested with all the powers and privileges and 
 immunities, and subject to all the duties and liabilities of 
 other incorporated towns agreeable to the constitution and 
 laws of this state and is classed in the same representative 
 district as its inhabitants now are. 
 
 Section 7. This act shall take effect and be in force from 
 and after its approval by th6 Governor. 
 
HISTORICAL 87 
 
 In the House of Representatives June 3, 1848, this bill 
 having had three several readings passed to be enacted. 
 
 H. D. McLELLAN, Speaker. 
 
 In Senate June 3, 1848, this bill having had two several 
 readings passed to be enacted. 
 
 CALEB R. AYER, President. 
 June 3, 1848, approved. 
 
 JOHN W. DANA. 
 
 TOWN OFFICIALS 
 
 Clerks — Tremont 
 
 1848-9, John S. Dodge; 1850-61, S. H. Clark; 1862, Wm. N. 
 Abbott; 1866-7, S. A. Holden; 1868, W. W. A. Heath; 1869-70, 
 Thos. Clark; 1871-3, W. W. A. Heath; 1874-6, Thos. Clark; 
 1877-80, S. W. Herrick; 1881-2, P. W. Richardson; 1883-4, W. 
 E. Richardson; 1885, E. N. Benson; 1886-9, C. H. Welch; 
 1890-1, B. B. Benson; 1892-5, E. B. Clark; 1896-7, A. L. Somes; 
 1898, E. B. Clark; 1899-1904, Geo. A. Lurvey; 1905, H. L. 
 Sawyer; 1906-7, L. A. Bunker; 1908, W. S. Sprague; 1909, A. 
 D. Moore. 
 
 Selectmen — Tremont 
 
 1848— S. D. Norton, S. W. Clark, J. T. Dodge. 
 1849 — J. S. Dodge, Barnard Rumill, Eben Pernald. 
 1850 — Eben Fernald, Abr. Richardson, Alfred Harper. 
 1851 — Abr. Richardson, Eben Fernald, Alfred Harper. 
 1852 — Eben Fernald, Allen Hopkins, Alfred Harper. 
 1853 — Abr. Richardson, H. H. Clark, Jacob Sawyer. 
 1854— Eben Fernald, H. H. Clark, Benj. Sawyer. 
 1855 — Abr. Richardson, Eben Fernald, Alfred Harper. 
 1856-7 — Abr. Richardson, L. B. Wyman, Alfred Harper. 
 1858 — Abraham Richardson, L. B. Wyman, Benj. Sawyer. 
 1859-60— Abr. Richardson, S. H. Clark, Alfred Harper. 
 
88 TREMONT AND SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 1861— L. B. Wyman, A. C. Milliken, Peter S. Moore. 
 1862— S. H. Clark, Alfred Harper, ^Xm. S. Newman. 
 1863— Eben Fernald, Alfred Harper, S. H. Clark. 
 1864— S. H. Clark, W. N. Abbott, Benj. Sawyer. 
 1865— S. H. Clark, H. H. Clark, Benj. Sawyer. 
 1866-7 — ^Abraham Richardson, L. B. Wyman, J. T. R. Freeman. 
 1868 — Abraham Richardson, L. B. Wyman, Benj. S. Doliver. 
 1869— J. T. R. Freeman, A. K. P. Lunt, S. A. Holden. 
 1870— J. T. R. Freeman, L. B. Wyman, B. S. Doliver. 
 1871— L. B. Wyman. J. T. R. Freeman. S. W. Herriek. 
 1872— J. T. R. Freeman, W. W. A. Heath, S. W. Herriek. 
 1873— J. T. R. Freeman, S. W. Herriek, B. S. Doliver. 
 1874— W. W. A. Heath, S. W. Herriek, C. M. Holden. 
 1875— J. T. R. Freeman, S. W. Herriek, Jno. G. Wilson. 
 1876— J. T. R. Freeman, S. W. Herriek, P. S. Moore. 
 1877— W. ^Y. A. Heath, P. S. Moore, Geo. Reed. 
 1878— W. W. A. Heath, P. S. Moore, A. 0. Richardson. 
 1879— W. W. A. Heath, P. S. Moore, Wendell Benson. 
 1880-2— W. W. A. Heath, J. G. Wilson, Byron H. Mayo. 
 1883— W. W. A. Heath, P. W. Richardson, J. W. Carroll. 
 1884— W. W. A. Heath, C. H. Sawyer, P. W. Richardson. 
 1885— W. W. A. Heath, P. S. Moore, C. H. Sawyer. 
 1886— J. T. R. Freeman, P. W. Richardson, R. B. Dix. 
 1887— P. W. Richardson, M. V. Babbidge, H. T. Webster. 
 1888-9— P. W. Richardson, H. T. Webster, L. W. Rumill. 
 1890-1— P. W. Richardson, C. H. Welch, S. S. Doliver. 
 1892— P. W. Richardson, C. H. Welch, A. J. Carver. 
 1893— W. W. A. Heath, A. J. Carver, A. L. Somes. 
 1894-5— P. W. Richardson, A. J. Carver, C. M. Holden. 
 1896— P. W. Richardson, A. J. Carver, E. G. Stanley. 
 1897-8— P. W. Richardson, E. G. Stanley, Sim H. Mayo. 
 1899-1901— B. H. Mayo, E. G. Stanley, E. A. Lawler. 
 1902— B. H. Mayo, E. G. Stanley, B. B. Reed. 
 1903— W. W. A. Heath, E. G. Stanley, B. B. Reed. 
 3904— W. W. A. Heath, B. B. Reed, D. L. Mayo. 
 
HISTORICAL 89 
 
 1905— W. W. A. Heath, B. B. Reed, H. L. Sawyer. 
 1906— W. W. A. Heath, L. W. Rumill, C. M. Rich. 
 1907— L. W. Rumill, H. L. Sawyer, C. M. Rich. 
 1908— L. W. Rumill, L. A. Bunker, A. D. Moore. 
 1909— L. W. Rumill, C. M. Rich, E. M. Stanley. 
 
 TREMONT 
 Incorporated a, town February, 1905. 
 
 Clerks 
 1905— A. L. Somes. 
 
 Selectmen 
 
 1905— Henry Clark, D. L. Mayo, S. S. King. 
 1906— Henry Clark, S. S. King, G. A. Lurvey. 
 1907-8— Geo. R. Fuller, S. S. King, H. A. Trundy. 
 
 CHURCH ACCOUNT 
 
 Congregational 
 
 The first church on Mount Desert Island was formed Oc- 
 tober 17, 1792, when eight women and six men of Southwest 
 Harbor and vicinity, under instructions from the Rev. Samuel 
 McClintock of Greenland, N. H., organized the Mount Desert 
 Congregational church. Two years later they were visited 
 by an ordained minister, the Rev. Samuel Eaton of Harpswell, 
 when they adopted a new covenant, and observed the Lord's 
 Supper for the first time. 
 
 During the years between 1793 and 1823, Ebenezer Eaton 
 supplied the church with preaching, though he had not at that 
 time been ordained. About the year 1823, however, Mr. 
 Eaton, then about the age of sixty-five, consented to ordina- 
 tion, and thenceforth, served the church regularly until 1832, 
 and occasionally for two years afterward. He lived at South- 
 
90 TREMONT AND SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 west Harbor for many years, but died at Sedgwick, June 1, 
 1841, at the age of eighty-seven years. 
 
 In 1799, the people of Mount Desert voted to build two 
 meeting-houses, and to divide the town into two districts for 
 the purpose; accordingly a meeting-house was erected on the 
 road about half-way between Seal Cove and Somesville, and 
 another at Manset in the town of Southwest Harbor. The 
 latter meeting-house, which was located near the old Bass 
 Harbor sled road, was never quite completed. It was torn 
 down to furnish material for the newer white meeting-house, 
 about the year 1828. The northern meeting-house, the interior 
 of which was never finished, was burned in a forest fire early 
 last century. 
 
 In 1831, Rev. George Brown came to assist Mr. Eaton in 
 the ministerial duties, but he was retained only a short time. 
 
 The Rev. Micah W. Strickland was called to the church in 
 1834, the year of his graduation from the Bangor Theological 
 Seminary. Mr. Strickland preached with success until 1841, 
 when he closed his pastorate here. He died at Prentissvale, 
 Pa., Feb. 13, 1884. 
 
 The incorporation of Tremont as a separate town caused 
 the church at Southwest Harbor to limit its responsibility to 
 the new town. The former name, designating the church as 
 the first on the island, was retained, except that in 1888 the 
 words ''of Tremont" were added to indicate the field of its 
 activity. 
 
 In 1899, the Union meeting-house at Southwest Harbor, 
 built in 1885, and incorporated in 1888, became exclusively 
 Congregational in usage. 
 
 The present pastor, Rev. Chas. W. Robinson, who came to 
 the church July 18th of this year, is a native of Fitchburg, 
 Mass., and a graduate of Boston University, class of 1896. 
 
 His early pastorates were spent in North and South Da- 
 kota, where he remained until about four years ago, when he 
 came to Stonington, Me. At the close of his pastorate in 
 Stonington, Mr. Robinson came here. 
 
HISTORICAL 91 
 
 The following is a list of the Congregational pastors in 
 Tremont and Southwest Harbor since 1870: Chas. Brown, 
 1871; A. E. Plumer, 1872-7; H. M. Perkins, 1873-4; H. Hath- 
 away, 1875; A. N. Jones (Mt. Desert), 1881-2, 1884; Amos 
 Redlon, 1885, 1887-9; T. J. Lewis, 1890-2; J. E. Bowman, 
 1894-5; Geo. N. Hefflon, 1896- '00; Frank Batchelder, 1901; 
 Dean Walker, 1902-4; J. A. Lawrence, 1906-7. 
 
 Baptist 
 
 The "Mount Desert Baptist Church" was formed at the 
 meeting-house near Pretty Marsh, Sept. 11, 1816. The origi- 
 nal members numbered fourteen. 
 
 Elder Lemuel Norton, a native of Edgartown, Martha's 
 Vineyard, became pastor of the church in 1820 and continued 
 as such until 1828, when he left to preach the doctrines of the 
 Free Will Baptists. 
 
 In 1832, Elder Elisha Bedell visited the church, and so 
 stirred the people that a new interest was at once made mani- 
 fest, an interest which added ninety-two members within less 
 than two years. It was in that year that Rev. Calvin L. Cary 
 began his pastorate of eleven years, during which time he 
 served the church faithfully and well. During his pastorate 
 the church membership increased to one hundred and thirty- 
 one. 
 
 In 1837 a new meeting-house was built at Center to serve 
 as a distinctively Baptist church. During the next few years, 
 however, services were held very infrequently, and interest 
 in the church declined until 1853, when Elder Cary returned 
 to his former parishioners to give them a part of his time. 
 Twelve men and eight women renewed covenant, and shortly 
 afterward they were joined by forty others. 
 
 During the years which followed the church could command 
 preaching only occasionally, and the several pastorates were of 
 short duration. . During this period, also, the membership and 
 interest became strongest in the vicinity of Seal Cove, where 
 meetings were held in the school-house. 
 
92 TREMONT AND SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 The old meeting-house gradually fell into bad repair. The 
 belfry was wrenched off and blown away in the gale of January 
 10, 1878. It was never replaced after that year. 
 
 In 1893, the name of the Baptist organization was changed 
 to that of the Tremont Baptist church. In 1895 the society 
 was incorporated. Rev. L Y. Vinal at West Tremont was pas- 
 tor from 1896 to 1898. Rev. H. L. Skillin was at Manset and 
 Seal Cove in 1906. 
 
 In 1894 the members of the Baptist church living at Man- 
 set petitioned for permission to form a separate church. This 
 request was not granted immediately, but the William King 
 residence at Manset was purchased for a parsonage and, Dec. 
 9, 1897, a separate church was formed. This consisted of 
 twenty-six members and is known as the Baptist church of 
 Manset. Rev. C. P. Kittredge was pastor in 1899, Rev. Clar- 
 ence Emery, ^yOl-4, and Rev. J. A. Thoms in 1908. Mr. Thoms 
 was succeeded in June of this year (1909) by Rev. Ernest A. 
 Trites, a recent graduate of the Gordon Bible Training School 
 in Boston. Mass. ; 
 
 Methodist 
 
 The Methodist church at Southwest Harbor was organized 
 about 1865. The meeting-house was built in 1889, and the 
 parsonage in 1895. The following ministers have been pastors 
 of the church: Revs. Benj. F. Stinson, b. Deer Isle, Jan. 18, 
 1812, pastor here, 1867-9, Tremont and Eden, 1875, and sup- 
 ply, several times, d. Tremont, Nov. 19, 1887; Joshua A. L. 
 Rich, 1871; W. H. Crawford, 2d, b. Seai^mont, Dec. 4, 1850, 
 pastor also Cranberry Isles, pastor S. AV. Harbor Circuit, 1887, 
 5, 1906; Chas. Rogers, 1879-81; James S. Allen, 1882-3; N. 
 Whitney, 1884-6, Tremont (Maine Register), probably a sup- 
 ply; Warren Applebee, 1885; Oliver H. Fernald, b. Southwest 
 Harbor, Jan. 19, 1835, pastor here with J. B. Conley, 1886, 
 pastor Tremont and Eden, 1876-7, d. Burnt Hills, N. Y., Oct. 
 d. here July 23, 1903 ; LeRoy S. Bates, 1891-2 ; A. B. Carter, 
 1893; Wm. T. Johnson, 1894; Wm. H. Powlesland, 1895-6; 
 
HISTOKICAL 93 
 
 Daniel H. Piper, 1897; Milledge T. Anderson, 1898; Frank 
 W. Brooks, 1899- '01; Harry Hill, 1902-3; James B. Aldrich, 
 1904-5. Rev. 0. G. Bernard, the present pastor, was born in 
 Orland. He is a graduate of Bucksport Seminary and of 
 Drew Theological Seminary, Madison, N. J. He preached at 
 Edmunds three years, and at Sullivan three years, coming to 
 Southwest Harbor in 1906. 
 
 Methodist interests in the western part of Tremont were 
 for many years under the care of pastors living at Southwest 
 Harbor, but in 1888, West Tremont became a separate charge. 
 In 1892, a church was organized and a hall was purchased for 
 a meeting-house. Shortly after 1900, this hall was torn down, 
 and the present meeting-house was built. 
 
 The following ministers have served as pastors : Rev. 
 
 A. B. Carter, 1894; S. E. Brewster, 1896; A. D. Moore, 
 1897 ; B. F. Lindsay, 1900 ; A. P. Thompson, West and Center, 
 1901-3; Rev. D. M. Angell, West and Center, 1904-5; Rev. A. 
 
 B. Carter, 1906 ; Nathaniel Atwood, 1907 ; F. L. Provan, 1908. 
 
 TREMONT IN THE REBELLION 
 
 Simon Higgins, Corp. Enoch Lurvey, Jr., w. and prisoner 
 in Libby, several months, trans, to navy; Thos. Milan, 
 Rob't D. Salsbury, Albert F. Salsbury, Wm. H. Woodstock, 
 all of 4th Regt. ; David N. Sawyer, 7th Regt. ; Robert Black, 
 8th Regt.; Corp. Jas. H. Abbot, Sergt. Thos. Clark, Corp. A. 
 E. Connors, Lieut. John S. Dodge, Co. G, A. S. Bunker, all of 
 11th Regt. 
 
 13th Regt., Allison 0. Dodge. 
 
 1st Cavalry, Simeon A. Holden. 
 
 These were original regiments, called out in 1861. 
 
 The soldiers whose names are given below entered the ser- 
 vice of the United States under call of the President of July 2, 
 1862, and subsequent calls. 
 
 D. W. Manley, Jos. M. Courier, Thos. A. Hodgdon, Gilbert 
 L. Lurvey, H. M. Gilley, all of Co. G, 15th Regt.; Tyler F. 
 
94 TREMONT AND SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Rich, Wm. Fennelly, Sam'l M. Reed, all of Co. H, 16tli Regt. ; 
 Thos. S. Brown, 8th Regt.; James Maline (Malone), John 
 Maline (Malone), Chas. R. Anderson, Wm. McDonald, all of 
 B-7th; Daniel Brown, 8th; Stephen M. Gilley, G-18th; Pat- 
 rick 0. Conners, H-16th ; Isaac C. Dow, H-16th ; Joshua C. 
 Mayo, C-18th; F. G. Lurvey, E-6th; N. J. Fife, H-16th; Rob't 
 Belyea, B-7th; Jas. Greenlaw, 7th; Geo. McAllister, B-7th; 
 Adolphus Sears, B-7th; Abraham Freeze, Jas. W. Ober, Chas. 
 C. Fuller, Seth H. Fuller, all of E-28th ; Wm. Mason, E-26th ; 
 M. R. Rich, E-28th; Reuben D. Rich, E-28th; Dan! Ladd, 
 E-26th; Wm. R. Dodge, Benj. H. Dodge, N. R. Galley, I. F. 
 Lurvey, Nathan Higgins, John W. Alby, Ruel T. Ellis, all of 
 E-28th; W. W. Young, C-26th; Ezra H. Dodge, W. S. Dow, 
 Benj. F. Godfrey, all of G-lst H. Art.; Geo. L. Larkey, D-7th; 
 Preston Rich, Roscoe G. Lopaus, Thos. E. Dodge, Chas. R. 
 Gilley, all of G-lst H. Art.; Roderick Hodgdon, F-3d; Adolph 
 Milliken, G-lst H. Art. ; Wm. Sawyer, C-lst H. Art. ; Wm. L. 
 Holmes, D-2d Cav. ; Enoch Lurvey, H-4th; Thos. Clark, F- 
 11th; James Long, D-31st. 
 
 Navy — Henry Brown, Jas. G. Brown, Jas. Brown, Wm. 
 Brown, John Brown, John Brown, Wm. BuUen, John W. 
 Brown, Fred W. Brown, Henry Collins, Wm. Copart, Henry 
 Clark, James Cunningham, James Curley, John Donavan, Geo. 
 Davan, Archer Devine, Wm. Evans, James Gibson, Morty 
 Harrington, John Homes, James Holland, Peter O'Hern, Thos. 
 Joyce, Geo. Joseph, Thos. Kelley, Stephen Lunday, John 
 Seavy, Wm. Little, John Martin, Wm. Milligan, Jos. H. Man- 
 chester, A. J. Milan, Samuel Moore, Thos. McArey, James Mc- 
 Owan, Thos. Nacy, Wm. Neal, Wm. Par, James Quinn, J. F. 
 Reardon, David Smith, James Sweeney, Geo. Savage, Henry 
 Smith, Samuel Strout, Thos. Williams, Thos. Wilson, Wm. 
 Wilson, Edw. Flag, Chas. Frederick, John Fuller, Thos. Flynn, 
 Thos. Taylor, Edw. Francis, John W. Taylor. 
 
 The claim of Tremont to the following men was allowed by 
 the Naval Commissioners: Jacob Bickford, John Bickford, 
 Daniel Murphy, Maurice P. Rich, Jr., G. H. Hodgdon, Gilbert 
 
HISTORICAL 95 
 
 Moore, John T. Lally, W. T. Rich (no record), Sam'l Moore, 
 served 3 yrs. ; Geo. H. Dix, Warren Moore (no record), Jos. 
 Robinson, Rob't Gott, Sylvanus Gott, Chas. Thompson, Chas. 
 Fernald. 
 
 Substitutes — Jos. Gryu(?), navy; Frederic Cunningham, 
 army; John W. Rogers, navy; Chas. Simpson, army; Thos. 
 Taylor, army; James Thompson, navy; F. A. Vannah, army; 
 Geo. Mason, navy; Henry Brown, navy. 
 
 Navy — Abraham Branscom, enl. New York, ship Ashland; 
 James Hawkins, ship Perry; Wm. H. Freeman, Boston, ship 
 Caucassion; Norton Byron, Boston, ship Beauregard; H. C. 
 Raymond, New York, ship Bermudah; O. H. Richardson, Bos- 
 ton, ship Preble; M. J. Richardson, Fortress Munroe, Ironclad, 
 Passaic; Robert H. Robinson, Boston, ship Minnesota; Augus- 
 tus C. Savage, New York. 
 
 Dr. Chas. M. Sawyer enl. Boston, Mass., in navy; Daniel 
 S. Mooney, enl. New Hampshire, 1st N. H. Inf., Co. I, trans. 
 1st N. H. Cav., Co. I, wounded. 
 
 PROFESSIONAL MEN 
 
 The first resident physician in Tremont was Dr. W. A. 
 Spear, who came to this part of the island about forty years 
 ago and practised here until 1898 or 1899. 
 
 In 1880 Dr. R. J. Lemont, a graduate of the University of 
 New York, class of 1864, came to Southwest Harbor and has 
 since been located here. Dr. Lemont conducts the pharmacy 
 in Southwest Harbor village. 
 
 Dr. H. E. Abbott and Dr. Joseph D. Phillips came at about 
 the same time, 1886. The former remained only a few years, 
 but the latter has been in practice at Southwest Harbor for 
 more than twenty years. Dr. Phillips graduated from the 
 University of the City of New York in 1886. 
 
 Dr. Elias C. Neal began practice in Tremont and Southwest 
 Harbor about the year 1888. He continued in practice here 
 more than ten years. He was a graduate of the Bellevue 
 Medical College in 1866. 
 
96 TEEMONT AND SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Dr. Charles Milton Sawyer, a veteran of the Civil War, and 
 a graduate of Jefferson Medical College, class of 1872, came to 
 Southwest Harbor from Massachusetts in 189-t or 5. He is still 
 in practice in this town. 
 
 Dr. Geo. A. Neal has been in practice in Southwest Harbor 
 for about four years. 
 
 Dr. Eugene D. Tapley practised in Tremont for a time, 
 nearly 10 years ago. 
 
 Dr. Thomas S. Tapley, who is now the only resident phy- 
 sician in active practice in Tremont, was born at AYest Brooks- 
 ville in 1870, studied at Bluehill Academy and Bucksport Sem- 
 inary, and graduated from the Medical Department of the 
 University of Vermont in 1899. He practised at West Auburn 
 for five years, coming to McKinley about four years ago. 
 
 The first lawyer to practice in Tremont was E. Webster 
 French, Esq., who came about the year 1883. He practised in 
 Tremont, Southwest Harbor, and Northeast Harbor for a pei^iod 
 of fifteen years, and Avas Commissioner of Deeds for New York. 
 
 Geo. R. Fuller, Esq., practised at Centre Tremont from 
 1888 until about 1893, when he removed to Southwest Harbor, 
 where he has since been in active practice. 
 
 Seth W. Norwood, Esq., has been in practice at Southwest 
 Harbor since 1906. 
 
 G. W^. Anderson has practised dentistry in Southwest Har- 
 bor since 1882. He now resides at Manset but his practice 
 embraces Northeast Harbor as well as Southwest. 
 
 Chas. E. Freeman practised dentistry here in 1897. 
 
 ITEMS OF INTEREST 
 
 The oldest person in Southwest Harbor is Capt. Jacob S. 
 Mayo, to whom, in recognition of his remarkable age, the 
 Boston Post, not long ago, presented a gold-headed cane. Capt. 
 Mayo is 90 years of age. 
 
 The oldest person in Tremont is Miss Betsey D. Tinker, who 
 is 97 years of age. 
 
HISTORY OF CRANBERRY ISLES 
 
 EARLY SETTLEMENT 
 
 John Robertson, Isaac Bunker and Samuel Stanley were 
 temporary settlers on Great Cranberry Island in 1762. The 
 first permanent settler, however, on the large island was prob- 
 ably Benjamin Spurting, who came from Portsmouth, N. H., 
 in 1768. He was the ancestor of the Spurlings in Cranberry 
 Isles and the towns on Mount Desert. For a number of years 
 he was the chief man on Great Cranberry. He was a ship 
 owner and sea captain. He was a high-spirited man of great 
 bravery, and his famous command to his son during the Battle 
 of Norwood's Cove, when the British held him a prisoner in 
 the bottom of one of their boats, has passed into history, 
 ''Never mind me, Rob, I am an old man; but give it to these 
 dashed Britishers as hard as you can." 
 
 Aaron Bunker was one of the earliest settlers on the Cran- 
 berry Isles. His lot containing one hundred acres was laid 
 out by John Peters, surveyor, in 1890. 
 
 John Stanley, who died in Great Cranberry in 1790, was the 
 ancestor of many families of the Stanley name throughout 
 Hancock county. His widow's lot of sixty- two acres was at 
 the entrance of the Pool. John Stanley, Jr., son of John 
 Stanley, was one of the first settlers on Little Cranberry. 
 
 Samuel Hadlock was, except John Stanley, the first per- 
 manent settler on Little Cranberry. He came to Mount Desert 
 for the purpose of engaging in the lumber business, and took 
 out much timber from the region around the upper and lower 
 Hadlock Ponds above Asticou. His camps were burned, and 
 he moved to Little Cranberry, where he started in the fishery 
 trade. His will was the first one recorded in the Hancock 
 County Probate Records. It was dated October 16, 1790, and 
 
98 CEANBERRY ISLES 
 
 proved August 29, 1791. His property was left to his son 
 Samuel, of Cranberry Isles, Avho was appointed executor; to 
 his daughter Polly, wife of John Manchester; his daughter, 
 Lois Hadlock; his son, Jonathan; his daughter, Tryphosa, and 
 his son Epes. 
 
 The following account of the Hadlock family is given in 
 the late Dr. Street 's History of Mount Desert : 
 
 ''Samuel Hadlock the younger cleared a large tract and 
 engaged successfully in. farming, but his first money was 
 gained by a fishing-trip on the Labrador coast. There he dried 
 his fish and then proceeded with them to Spain in a schooner 
 of forty-eight tons, making a successful voyage and very 
 profitable sale of his cargo. He then built a store on the 
 west side of the island at Hadlock 's Cove, where he did a good 
 business in general merchandise. He died on the island at the 
 age of eighty-four years in 1854, and his wife, Sarah (Man- 
 chester), died in 1861, at the advanced age of ninety. Edwin, 
 the youngest son of Samuel Hadlock, succeeded his father in 
 business. He also built and commanded vessels, as had his 
 father before him. The last vessel built at the island was 
 named for Samuel Hadlock and commanded by Edwin for 
 several years. She was a brigantine of 120 tons, and was 
 finally wrecked off Cape Hatteras. The other sons of Samuel 
 Hadlock were also seafaring men, and died or were lost at sea 
 in distant parts of the world. His daughters married and 
 moved away, excepting Abigail, who married Captain Samuel 
 Spurling of Great Cranberry Island. Edwin died on the 
 island in 1875, and his sons, William Edwin and Gilbert The- 
 odore, then conducted the business on a larger scale. They 
 greatly improved the wharves and buildings, and sent vessels 
 to Labrador, Grand Banks, and other distant fishing grounds. 
 They also engaged in mackerel and herring fishing nearer 
 home. 
 
 Colonel William Edwin Hadlock, the oldest son of Edwin 
 Hadlock, was born at Little Cranberry Island in 1834, and 
 
HISTORICAL 99 
 
 was educated in the Winthrop School of Boston and the Classi- 
 cal Institute of Yarmouth, Me. After some years of business 
 life in Portland he returned to the island to engage with his 
 father in the ship stores and fishing business established by 
 his grand-father. He was elected to the legislature of Maine 
 in 1861, and served as a member of the House in the session 
 of 1862, and was then commissioned lieutenant-colonel of the 
 28th Regiment of Maine Infantry. After a year's service at 
 the front, in which Colonel Hadlock distinguished himself 
 for ability and personal bravery, he was obliged to retire from 
 the army because of impaired health, and again resumed his 
 business at Cranberry Isles. He was twice elected senator 
 from Hancock County, and was chairman of the Committee 
 on Military Affairs in the sessions of 1872 and 1873. In 1876 
 he was again elected to the House of Representatives. 
 Colonel Hadlock has for many years maintained an influential 
 position in the affairs of his native town, and to his enterprise 
 is largely due the development of the island and village of 
 Islesford. 
 
 Gilbert T. Hadlock, another son of Edwin, was one of the 
 builders of the Life Saving Station established at Islesford in 
 1879, and served as the first keeper. Captain Hadlock held 
 this position for several years, and then resigned to establish 
 a steamboat route among the islands. He holds a medal from 
 the government for heroic service in the saving of life. Cap- 
 tain Franklin Stanley succeeded Captain Hadlock as com- 
 mander of the Life Saving Station, and with his efficient crew 
 of hardy surfmen has prevented many wrecks and brought 
 much credit to the service. Harvey Denning, the youngest 
 son of Edwin Hadlock, chose the legal profession, and was 
 employed in important cases in Bucksport and Portland, and 
 later in Boston, New York, and Washington. He was a man 
 of marked personality, who died suddenly in Boston, in the 
 height of power, on the 13th of April, 1897." 
 
 Geo. R. Hadlock, Esq., son of Capt. Gilbert T. Hadlock of 
 
100 CRANBERRY ISLES 
 
 Islesford, is the only lawyer in the town of Cranberry Isles. 
 He was born at Islesford, July 21, 1880. He prepared for 
 college at Bueksport Seminary, studied law at the University 
 of Maine Scho®l of Law in Bangor, and took the examinations 
 for the bar from the office of Messrs. Heath and Andrews, 
 attorneys, of Augusta. He served as representative to the 
 73d Legislature of Maine. He is postmaster at Islesford, 
 where he carries on his practice. 
 
 The earliest settlers on Sutton's Island were Joseph Lan- 
 caster of Sullivan and Isaac Richardson, son of James Rich- 
 ardson of Mount Desert. 
 
 William and Joseph Moore were early settlers, also. Wil- 
 liam later moved to Bear Island and was the first keeper of 
 the Bear Island light. Sutton, from whom the island now 
 takes its name, was, perhaps, a squatter. It is thought that 
 he removed to the Maritime Provinces. 
 
 William Gilley, who settled on Baker's Island in 1812, be- 
 came keeper of the light-house which was built there in 1828 
 He came with his wife, Hannah Lurvey and three little chil- 
 dren, from Norwood's Cove, where he had settled prior to 
 1785. Mrs. Gilley was the daughter of Jacob Lurvey, a native 
 of Gloucester, Mass., and a soldier of the Revolution, who 
 had married Hannah Boynton of By field, Mass., and settled on 
 Mount Desert in the early years of the plantation. Mrs. 
 Gilley was one of ten children, whose descendants are still 
 numerous in Southwest Harbor and vicinity. 
 
 Twelve children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Gilley, and 
 there were fifty-eight grand children. 
 
 Mr. Gilley continued as light keeper on Baker's Island 
 until 1849, shortly after which time he went to live on Great 
 Duck Island. Mrs. Gilley spent her old age with one of her 
 daughters on Little Cranberry. She died at the age of sixty- 
 nine years. Mr. Gilley lived to be ninety-two. He spent his 
 declining years with his son William, on Baker's Island. 
 
 In the summer of 1808, John Clement came to Little Cran- 
 
HISTORICAL 101 
 
 berry to make barrels for Captain Hadlock, whose fish business 
 had grown to large proportions. ^Ir. Clement was a cooper 
 of Scotch descent, who had come with his wife, Deborah 
 Burns, from Haverhill, Mass., to the Penobscot in 1795, and 
 had lived for a time at Oldtown and Bucksport, before coming 
 here. He moved to Seal Harbor in June, 1809, and lived there 
 for a number of years, carrying on an important cooperage 
 business. His descendants are leading citizens of Mount 
 Desert. 
 
 On March 16, 1830, the two Cranberry Islands, with Sut- 
 ton's, Baker's, and Bear Islands, were set off from Mount 
 Desert, and incorporated into a town by the name of Cran- 
 berry Isles. Samuel Hadlock, Enoch Spurling, and Joseph 
 Moore were chosen the first Board of Selectmen. 
 
 TOWN OFFICERS SINCE 1870 
 
 Clerks 
 1870-2, W. E. Hadlock; 1873, H. G. Bunker; 1874-9, G. T. 
 Hadlock; 1880-3, F. G. Spurling; 1884-5, Chas. E. Spurling; 
 1886-8, Geo. J. Joy; 1889-99, G. W. Bulger; 1900-3, W. A. 
 Spurling; 1904, Geo. AY. Bulger (present clerk). 
 
 Selectmen 
 1870— A. C. Fernald, J. S. Spurling, L. H. Bray. 
 1871-2— W. H. Preble, E. B. Stanley, S. S. Bunker. 
 1873— W. H. Preble, E. B. Stanley, Thos. Bunker. 
 1874— W. P. Preble, E. B. Stanley, John Stanley. 
 1875— W. P. Preble, J S. Spurling, L. Holmes. 
 1876— W. P. Preble, E. B. Spurling, John Gilley. 
 1877— A. C. Fernald, J. S. Spurling, N. S. Stanley. 
 1878— Wm. P. Preble, John Gilley, S. S. Bunker. 
 1879 — A. C. Fernald, E. B. Stanley, Leonard Holmes. 
 1880— Wm. P. Preble, John Gilley, Jos. S. Spurling. 
 1881— Wm. E. Hadlock, Wm. P. Preble, John Gilley. 
 1882— Wm. E. Hadlock, John Gilley, C. E. Spurling. 
 1883— Wm. P. Preble, John Gilley, Geo. W. Bulger. 
 
102 CRANBERRY ISLES 
 
 1884— W. E. Hadlock, Benj. Spurling, S. C. Stovei-. 
 1885— Wm. P. Preble, Geo. W. Bulger, S. S. Bunker. 
 1886—^111. P. Preble, Benj. Spurling, ^Ym. E. Hadlock. 
 1887— Wm. P. Preble, F. G. Spurling, Geo. W. Bulger. 
 1888— AVm. P. Preble, G. J. Joy, G. T. Hadlock. 
 1889— Wm. P. Preble, F. G. Spurling, C. E. Spurling. 
 1890-1— Wm. P. Preble, F. G. Spurling, G. W. Bulger. 
 1892-3— W. E. Hadlock, John Gilley, S. C. Stover. 
 1894— W. E. Hadlock, John Gilley, W. A. Spurling. 
 1895— W. E. Hadlock, W. A. Spurling, S. C. Stover. 
 1896— W. E. Hadlock, W. J. Mayo, Alonzo Bryant. 
 1897— W. E Hadlock, W. A. Spurling, Alonzo Bryant. 
 1898-9— W. E. Hadlock, W. A. Spurling, Geo. W. Bulger. 
 1900— W. E. Hadlock, W. A. Spurling, F. L. Stanley. 
 1901— W. E. Hadlock, E. M. Brewster, F. E. Stanley. 
 1902— W. E. Hadlock, L. R. Bunker, S. C. Stone. 
 1903— W. E. Hadlock, L. R. Bunker, F. E. Stanley. 
 1904— L. R. Bunker, F. E. Stanley, A. J. Bryant. 
 1905— L. R. Bunker, F. E. Stanley, C. S. Spurling. 
 1906— L. R. Bunker, F. E. Stanley, C. E. Stanley. 
 1907— L. R Bunker, J. H. Pressey, C. E. Stanley. 
 1908— L. R. Bunker, J. H. Pressey, F. E. Stanley. 
 
 CRANBERRY ISLES IN THE REBELLION 
 
 Lieut. Col. Wm. E. Hadlock, 28th Regt ; James Norris, 11th 
 Regt. 14th Regt. — Wm. Moore, Francis Stanley, Stillman G. 
 Stanley, Geo. E. Tressell, Chitman Young. Rufus B. Ladd, 
 navy and H-2d Me. Cav. ; Henry 0. Morse (sub), Henry Raw- 
 son, Jos. C. (Carrity) ? navy, F .C. Fisher, navy, John Taylor, 
 navy, James Bible, navy, John Houston, navy, S. B. F. John- 
 son, navy, John C. Nicholas, navy, John Monroe (sub), James 
 Ryan (sub), John R. (Gating) ? navy, Horace G. Bunker, Cape 
 Elizabeth; L. S. Whipple, enl. E. Douglas, Mass., 43d Mass. 
 Regt. 
 
HISTORICAL 103 
 
 CHURCH ACCOUNT 
 
 The people of Cranberry Isles were for many years faith- 
 ful attendants at divine worship in the old "Southern" meet- 
 ing-house near Southwest Harbor, and when the services 
 were held in the meeting-house near Pretty Marsh or in the 
 Methodist meeting-house on Beech Hill, many of them would 
 come over from the islands on Sunday, and, leaving their boats, 
 would walk miles to the appointed place on foot. They were, 
 indeed, men and women of deep religious convictions and 
 unfaltering devotion to duty. 
 
 Occasionally, meetings were held on one of the islands, as 
 when Elder Norton preached on Great Cranberry the doctrine 
 of the Free Will Baptists. In later years, the Methodist min- 
 isters on Mount Desert included Cranberry Isles in their cir- 
 cuits, until about 1889, among those who preached here being : 
 Revs. B. F. Stinson, C. A. Crawford, J. Rich, F. Hathaway, C. 
 Rogers, J. H. Bowker, and J. S. Allen; the first named, the 
 Rev. Mr. Stinson, having held meetings here for a number of 
 years. 
 
 In 1860 a union sewing circle of thirty-eight members was 
 formed among the women on Great Cranberry to raise money 
 with which to build a meeting-house. The house was erected, 
 but dissension arose in the circle, and sixteen members se- 
 ceded in May, 1862, to form a new circle, which disbanded, 
 however, two years later. The meeting-house was dedicated 
 Sept. 11, 1866, and services were held in it occasionally during 
 the next ten years. 
 
 In 1893, Rev. Charles Whittier, of Orono, Secretary of the 
 Maine Missionary Society (Congregational), visited the 
 islands to conduct religious services. He was soon followed 
 by Rev. Charles E. Harwood, of Orleans, Mass., whose death, 
 March 22, 1894, deprived the people here of a pastor whom 
 they deeply loved. 
 
 In the fall of 1897, Rev. Charles N. Davie, of Hyde Park, 
 
104 EARLY GRANTS AND PROPRIETARY 
 
 Mass., took up the work, and on June 25, 1899, the Congrega- 
 tional church of Cranberry Isles was organized at the Union 
 meeting-house. The following year, the Islesford Congrega- 
 xional society was organized to build and maintain a house of 
 worship on Little Cranberry. The meeting-house was opened 
 for services in 1901. 
 
 The Rev. Mr. Davie preached in this town until 1895. He 
 w^as succeeded by Rev. A. P. McDonald, now of Bar Harbor, 
 who supplied the church in 1906 and 1907. 
 
 Rev. Charlton B. Boles, editor of the Bar Harbor Record 
 and Life, has supplied the people of the Cranberr^^ Isles with 
 preaching since 1908. 
 
 THE BERNARD GRANTS 
 
 On February 27, 1762. the General Court of Massachusetts 
 made a grant to Governor Francis Bernard of one-half of the 
 island of Mount Desert. In September of that same year, the 
 Governor visited the island to view his new possessions. The 
 Journal of his voyage may prove of interest. It reads as 
 follows : 
 
 ''September 28th, 1762. I went on board the sloop Massa- 
 chusetts lying off Castle AYilliam in Boston Bay at 5 p.m., 
 weighed anchor, and with wind southeast passed Deer Island 
 on the left. 
 
 ''Sept. 29. Morning hazy. Passed Cape Ann by reckon- 
 ing at 5 a.m., stood for Portsmouth, looked for Isles of Shoals. 
 A thick fog arose, bore out to sea, keeping a good offing to 
 aVoid rock called Boone Island Ledge. Saw it two miles dis- 
 tant at 2 p.m. Weather cleared up, a fresh gale arose from 
 south to east, bore for Cape Porpoise with all the sail we could 
 set, passed into harbour in narrow channel between frightful 
 rocks and came to anchor at four o'clock. Found several 
 fishermen there who had put in for shelter who supplied us 
 with excellent fish for our dinner. Night wind}^ and rainy, 
 lay very quiet though there w^as a great storm at sea. 
 
HISTORICAL 105 
 
 . "Sept. 30. Morning hazy: cleared up. At 3 a.m. went 
 out with small breeze at northwest, which failing in the nar- 
 row passage we were in danger of being flung upon the rocks, 
 but the breeze freshening carried us out. Very little wind 
 and great rowl of sea : put out lines and caught some cod and 
 haddock. At noon a fresh breeze arose from West. Course 
 East, Northeast, passed Wood Islands, Cape Elizabeth, Seg- 
 win Island, Avind fair, but a great swell of sea. At 6, altered 
 our course to East by North, stood for Monhiggon Island. 
 Breeze freshened about midnight. 
 
 ''Oct. 1. At daybreak entered Penobscot Bay: passed the 
 Musselridges and the Owl's head on the left, and Fox Island 
 on the right. Between Pox Islands saw Mt. Desert hills at 
 near 30 miles distant. Passed Long Island on the left. At 
 the end thereof saw Ft. Pownall at six miles distant. A fresh 
 gale from the Northwest, Anchored at 11. The Fort saluted 
 us with eleven guns, we returned seven guns. Went on shore, 
 dined at the Fort, spent the afternoon reconnoitering the 
 country. Went on board in the evening. 
 
 "Oct. 2. Weighed anchor at 7 a.m. Fresh gale from the 
 Northwest; passed by many islands on the right, which with 
 the continent on the left formed many pleasant sounds and 
 bays. Came to Neskeag Point, thirty miles from Ft. Pownall. 
 Found several vessels there, among which was schooner with 
 my surveyors on board, who left Boston five days before me. 
 Took them on board and with a pilot proceeded for Mount 
 desart. Arrived there at 3 o'clock, but the wind being against 
 us we were two hours turning into the harbor. At first we 
 came into a spacious bay formed by land of the great island on 
 the left and of the Cranberry islands on the right. Toward 
 the end of this bay, which we call the Great Harbour, we 
 turned into a smaller bay called the southwest harbour. This 
 last is about a mile long and three fourths of a mile wide. On 
 the north side of it is a narroAV opening to a river or sound 
 which runs into the island eight miles and is visible in a 
 
106 EAELY GRANTS AND PROPRIETARY 
 
 straight line with uneven shores for nearly the wnole length. 
 AYe anchored about the middle of the Southwest Harbour 
 about 5 p.rn. 
 
 ''Oct. 3. After breakfast went on shore at the head of the 
 bay and went into the woods by a compass line for about half 
 a mile. Found a path which led back to the Harbour. This 
 proved to be a passage to the salt marshes. In the afternoon 
 some people came on board, who informed us that four families 
 were settled upon one of the Cranberry islands, and two fam- 
 ilies at the head of the river, eight miles from our station. 
 
 ''Oct. 4. We formed two sets of surveyors. I and Lieu- 
 tenant Miller took charge of the one, and Mr. Jones, my sur- 
 veyor, had the charge of the other. We began at a point at 
 the head of the South West Harbour, proceeded in different 
 courses, and surveyed the whole harbour except some part on 
 the south side. 
 
 "Oct. 5. It rained all the morning. We compared our 
 observations and protracted the survey; in the afternoon 
 surveyed a cove in the North River. 
 
 "Oct. 6. I and Lieut. Miller surveyed the remainder of 
 the South AYest Harbour and a considerable part of the Great 
 Harbour. Mr. Jones traced and measured the path to the 
 Bass Bay Creek and found there many haycocks. In the after- 
 noon we made some general observations and corrected our 
 former surveys. The gunners had good luck, plenty of duck, 
 teal, partridge, etc. 
 
 "Oct. 7. Took an observation of the sunrising. Went up 
 the river, a fine channel having several openings and bays of 
 different breadths from a mile to a quarter of a mile in breadth. 
 We passed through several hills covered with wood of differ- 
 ent sorts. In some places the rocks were almost perpendicular 
 to a great height. The general course of this river is North, 
 5 degrees east, and it is not less than eight miles long in a 
 straight line. At the end of it we turned into a bay, and 
 there saw^ a settlement in a lesser bay. • We went on shore 
 
HISTORICAL 107 
 
 and into Somes' log house, found it neat and convenient, 
 though not quite furnished, and in it a notable woman with 
 four pretty girls, clean and orderly. Near it were many fish 
 drying there. From there we went to a beaver pond where 
 we had an opportunity to observe the artificialness of their 
 dams and their manner of cutting down trees to make them. 
 We returned to our sloop about four o'clock; it must be eight 
 miles distant. The gunners brought in plenty of ducks and 
 partridges. 
 
 ''Oct. 8. We observed sunrising but could not take his 
 amplitude by reason of clouds near the horizon. Mr. Miller 
 surveyed the island on the east side of the river. Mr. Jones 
 ran the base line of the intended township. I went through 
 the woods to the creek of Bass Bay. We went about a mile 
 on the salt meadow, found it fine, the hay remaining there 
 good, and the creek a pretty rivulet capable of receiving con- 
 siderable vessels. The meadow on each side being a furlong 
 or two wide, and the upland having a gentle decline to it. In 
 the afternoon Mr. Jones finished his line and we gathered 
 various plants in the woods. In the evening I received sev- 
 eral persons on board proposing to be settlers, and it was 
 resolved to sail the next morning if the wind would permit. 
 
 "Oct. 9. At half after eight we weighed anchor; stood 
 for the sea in a course South, Southwest, through several 
 islands; thence by course West by South to Holt Island [Isle 
 au Haut] , ten leagues from Mt. Desert Harbour. At half past 
 one wind fell to a fair breeze ; passed Martinicus Island at 5, 
 Metennick Island at 12 ; bright, fine, and calm. 
 
 "Oct. 10. Sloop rolled very much till 5. When passing 
 Segwin Island a fresh breeze came from Northeast. Arrived 
 at Falmouth channel half after eight, just twenty-four hours 
 from Mt. desart. rained hard. We came to anchor at Fal- 
 mouth half after ten. I went on shore, dined at Col. Waldo's 
 and lay there. 
 
 "Oct. 11. We went about the town, a very growing place, 
 
108 EARLY GEANTS AND PROPRIETARY 
 
 some fine houses, three build^ing, many vessels, among which 
 were some ships upon the stocks. Were saluted by the Fort 
 with five guns and by a ship in the harbor with seven. Our 
 sloop returned five guns. We dined at Col. Waldo's, slept 
 at Capt. Rosses and went on board at half past ten. 
 
 ''Oct. 12. We weighed anchor at half past eight, saluted 
 the town with five guns, kept within sight of the shore all the 
 way, and anchored near the Fort island in Piscataway about 
 three miles from Portsmouth at five o'clock. The Fort hailed 
 us to know if I was on board. At six Gov. Wentworth's 
 barge came alongside to carry me to his house about three 
 miles from the sloop and two from Portsmouth. 
 
 ''Oct. 13. I went to Portsmouth in my own boat, the boats 
 crew being in their uniform of red faced with blue; was re- 
 ceived at the wharf by several gentlemen and conducted to 
 Mr. Wentworth's house. At 3, Mrs. Bernard arrived in the 
 charriot. 
 
 "Oct. 14. We passed an agreeable day at Portsmouth. 
 The 15th, set out in the charriot for Boston." 
 
 The General Court of Massachusetts, on June 23, 1785, 
 passed the following resolve : 
 
 "AA^hereas, John Bernard of Bath, in the County of Lin- 
 coln, hath produced to this Court ample testimony of the 
 uniform consistence and propriety of his political conduct 
 previous to, during and since the late war, and whereas the 
 estate of his father. Sir Francis Bernard, deceased, has been 
 confiscated, to wit, the Island of Mt. Desart which was by 
 the last will and testament of said deceased made previous 
 to said confiscation, devised to said John, . . . and this 
 Court viewing the conduct of said John as meretorious and 
 commiserating his peculiar situation, and he having petitioned 
 for a grant of the island aforesaid, which this court considers 
 in a degree reasonable, therefore resolved, that one moiety, or 
 half part of the island of Mont Desart be and hereby is 
 granted, and from the passing of this resolve shall ensure to 
 
HISTORICAL 109 
 
 the said John Bernard his heirs and assigns forever, to hold 
 in fee simple, provided that said John shall convey to each 
 person now in possession of lands, which may be a division 
 of the aforesaid island, assigns to said John, such quantity 
 thereof and upon such terms as the committee appointed by a 
 resolve of the General Court passed Oct. 28, 1783, shall direct 
 within eighteen months from the passing of the resolve." 
 
 SIEUR DE LA MOTHE CADILLAC GRANT 
 
 July 23, August 2, 1688. 
 
 This grant of land within the present limits of Maine was 
 considered valid by the General Court of Massachusetts in 
 1787. 
 
 The text of the grant is included in "Collection de Man- 
 uscrits contenant Lettres, Memoires, et Autres Documents 
 Historiques relatifs a la Nouvelle-France " (Quebec, 1883), 
 I., 427, 428. The only English text which has been found 
 is in ''Titles and Documents relating to the Seigniorial Tenure, 
 in returns to an Address of the Legislative Assembly" (Que- 
 bec, 1852), 100; it is found also in the collection of the Maine 
 Historical Society, Vol. VII. 
 
 Text. 
 To the Sieur Lamothe Cadillac 
 Jacques Rene de Brisay, Knight, Marquis of Denonville, 
 Governor and Lieutenant-General for His Majesty in Canada, 
 Acadia, the Island of Newfoundland and other countries of 
 North France; and 
 
 Jean Bochart, Knight, Seignior of Champigny and Marne, 
 King's Councillor, Intendant of Justice, Police and Finances 
 in the said country. 
 
 To all who these present letters shall see, greeting. 
 Know ye, that on the petition presented to us by the Sieur 
 La Mothe Cadillac residing in Acadia, praying that we would 
 
no EAELY GRANTS AND PROPRIETARY 
 
 be pleased to grant unto him the place called Donaquec, near 
 Magets, being a dependancy of Acadia, and for that purpose 
 would grant him two leagues of land in front on the sea shore, 
 by two leagues in depth towards the interior of the land (the 
 River Donaquec dividing it in two leagues of land in depth, 
 to wit : one league to be taken on the west side of the said 
 river and one league on the other side of the same, running 
 towards the east, the front of the said two leagues of land 
 facing towards the south on the sea side and the depth towards 
 the north, together with the island of Mountdesert, and other 
 islands and islets, situate in front of the said two leagues of 
 land, to have and to hold the same in fief and seigniory, with 
 the right of superior, mean and inferior jurisdiction (haute, 
 moyen et basse justice), he being desirous of forming a settle- 
 ment thereon, and causing the said tract of land to be cleared 
 in order to render the same valuable; we, in consideration 
 thereof and under and in virtue of the power bestowed upon 
 us by His Majesty, have granted and conceded, and do grant 
 and concede forever unto the said Sieur Cadillac the said place 
 called Donaquec, of two leagues in front on the sea by two 
 leagues in depth, the River Donaquec dividing the same 
 through the middle, the same river not included, together with 
 the island of Mountdesert and other islands and islets situate 
 in front of the said two leagues of land, the whole as it is here- 
 inabove more fully designated : To have and to hold the same 
 unto him, his heirs and assigns forever, under the title of fief 
 and seigniory with the right of superior, mean and inferior 
 jurisdiction (haute,- moyen et basse justice), and the privilege 
 of fishing and hunting within the whole extent of the said 
 concession, he being obliged to render fealty and homage at 
 the Castle and Fort of Acadia in the hands of the governor 
 for the King, and to pay the customary dues at each and every 
 mutation of proprietor; the whole according to the Custom 
 of Paris; to preserve or cause to be preserved by his tenants 
 the oak timber which may be found on the extent of the said 
 
HISTORICAL 111 
 
 concession fit for the building of vessels, and to give notice 
 to the King or to the Governor of the country of the mines, 
 ores and minerals, if any. be found; to cause the same condi- 
 tions to be inserted in the concessions which he will be allowed 
 to grant on the said land, and to commence within three years 
 from this day to work in order to settle the land, on pain 
 of being dispossessed of the same. 
 
 In testimony whereof we have signed these presents and 
 caused our seal at arms to be affixed thereto, and the same 
 to be countersigned by one of our Secretaries. 
 
 Done at Montreal, this twenty-third day of July one 
 thousand six hundred and eighty-eight. 
 
 Signed, J. R. DeBrisay 
 
 M. De Denonville 
 Bochart Champigny 
 
 By their Lordship ^s command. 
 
 Signed, Fredin 
 
 THE DE GREGOIRE GRANT 
 
 In 1876, Monsieur Bartolemyde Gregoire, and his wife, 
 Maria Theresa, presented to the General Court of Massachu- 
 setts a petition in which they laid claim to Mount Desert on 
 account of the old French grant to Mme. de Gregoire 's grand- 
 father, the Sieur de Cadillac. The following resolution was 
 passed by the Legislature : 
 
 In Senate June 29, 1787. Whereas it appears to this court, 
 that the land, claimed by Monsieur and Madame De. Gregoire, 
 as described in their petition, were in April, 1691, granted to 
 Monsieur De. La. Motte Cadillac, by his late most Christian 
 majesty Louis 14th, to hold to him as an estate of inheritance, 
 and that said Madame De Gregoire, his granddaughter and 
 direct heir at law of said De. La. Motte Cadillac, but whereas 
 by long paper of possession, the legal title to the said lands 
 under the said grant is lost to the heirs at law of the said Mon- 
 sieur De. La. Motte Cadillac, and the Monsieur and Madame 
 
112 EARLY GRANTS AND PROPRIETARY 
 
 De. Gregoire have not any interest or estate now remaining 
 therein but through the liberality and generosity of this court 
 which are not hereafter to be dra-wn into precedent, and 
 whereas it is the disposition of the court to cultivate a mutual 
 confidence and union between the subjects of his most Chris- 
 tian Majesty and the citizens of this state and to cement that 
 confidence and union by every act of the most liberal justice 
 not repugnant to the rights of their own citizens. It is there- 
 fore resolved that there be and hereby is granted to the said 
 Monsieur and Madame De. Gregoire, all such parts and parcels 
 of Island of Mount Desert and the other Islands and tracts of 
 land particularly described in the grant or patent of his late 
 most Christian Majesty Louis 14, to said Monsieur De. La. 
 Motte Cadillac, which now remains the property of this com- 
 mouAvealth, whether by original right, cession, confiscation or 
 forfeiture, to hold all the aforesaid parts and parcels of the 
 said lands and Islands to them, the said Monsieur and Madame 
 De Gregoire, their heirs and assigns forever, provided however 
 that the committee for the sale of eastern lands be and they 
 hereby are authorized and fully empowered to quiet to all or 
 any possessors or claimers to the title of any parts of the lands 
 herein described, all such parts and parcels thereof as they the 
 said committee shall think necessary and expedient, and on 
 such considerations and conditions as they the said committee 
 shall judge equitable and just under all circumstances, con- 
 formable to the precedents heretofore established with regard 
 to settlers. 
 
 EDEN ADDENDA 
 
 
 Conners, Frank M boat bus 
 
 Wood. F L dentist 
 
 60 Main 
 
 278 Main 
 
 Frances A 
 
 stu 
 
 Morrell, Collins E P cl 
 
 Margaret A 
 
 pi 
 
 36 L'Lawn 
 
 Ruth G 
 
 pi 
 
 Ella B (Stanley 
 
L. B. Dkasy, Presirtent Fred C. Lynam, Secretary and Treasurer 
 
 W. H. Davis, Vice President Vernon G. Wasgatt, Asst. Treasurer 
 
 The Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Go. 
 
 DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CH*ECK 
 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT 
 
 Cash Capital, $50,000.00 Surplus, $100,000.00 
 
 TRUSTEES— L. B. Deasy, Fred C Lynam, W. H. Davis, A. E. Lawrence, Jasper Wyman, 
 A. K. McBride, B. H. Mayo, B. S. Higgins, A. E Farnsworth, Vernon G. Wasgatt. 
 
 CENSUS OF EDEN 
 
 1909 
 
 The year-round population of the towns included in this 
 book has been arranged in families where that arrangement 
 has been possible. In addition to the resident living mem- 
 bers, the names of the non-resident members are included. 
 It should be borne in mind that this plan does not include the 
 names of all former residents of a town, as the names of 
 non-residents appear only wh^n one or both of the parents 
 are still living in the town. After the name of each non-resi- 
 dent will be found the present address, when such address 
 has been given to us. Non-residents are indicated by the (*). 
 
 The married lady's maiden name appears in parentheses 
 and when a daughter in a family has married, her name 
 taken in marriage appears after her given name in paren- 
 theses, the name preceded by a small m, thus: (m). 
 
 Following the names of the population appear the occupa- 
 tions. To designate these we have used the more common 
 abbreviations and contractions, as follows: Farmer — far; car- 
 penter — car; railroad service — R R ser; student, a member of 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 MUSIC 
 STORE 
 
 160 Main Street ^ BAR HARBOR 
 
114 EDEN 
 
 an advanced institution of learning — stu; pnpil, a member 
 of a lower grade of schools (including all who have reached 
 the age of five years) — pi; housework — ho; laborer — lab; phy- 
 sician and surgeon — phy & sur; clergyman — clerg; merchant 
 — mer; teacher — tr; blacksmith — ^blk; clerk — cl; bookkeeper — 
 bk kpr; lawyer — law; mechanic — mech; machinist — mach; 
 engineer — eng; maker — mkr; worker — wkr; work — wk; shoe 
 shop operative — s s op; cotton or woolen mill operatives — 
 mill op; weaver — weav; electrician — elec; painter — ptr; car- 
 riage work — carg wk; dress maker — dr mkr; insurance — ins; 
 traveling salesman, or commercial traveler — trav sales, or coml 
 trav ; music teacher — mus tr ; teamster — team ; general work — 
 genl wk; mariner — mar; employ — emp; retired — retd; tele- 
 phone operative — tel op; telegraph operative — teleg op; man- 
 ager — mgr; builder — bldr; stone cutter — s cut; gardener — 
 gard; coachman — coach. 
 
 The Census was taken expressly for this work during the 
 Summer of 1909, by Messrs. P. I. Lawton of Auburn, H. G. 
 Jordan of Waltham, and A. L. Maddox of Ellsworth. 
 
 EDEN STREET AND ROAD ABBREVIATIONS 
 
 BAR HARBOR STREETS 
 
 Albert Meadow — Alb Mead; Barron Court — ^Bar Ct; Bay- 
 view Avenue — B'view av; Brewer Avenue — ^Brew av; Cedar 
 Avenue — Ced av; Central Avenue — Cent av; Cottage — Cot; 
 Des Isles Avenue — Des I av; Edgewood — Edge; Federal — 
 Fed; Forest — For; Glen Mary — G Mary; Greeley Avenue — 
 Greel av; Hancock — Han; Holland Avenue — Hoi av; Kenne- 
 bec — ^Ken; Laurel Court — Lrl ct; Linscott Avenue — L'scott 
 av ; Maple Avenue — Map av ; Mount Desert — Mt D ; Mountain 
 Avenue — Mtn av; Pleasant — ^Pleas; Rockwood Avenue — 
 
 FREDERICK H. MOSES, Florist 
 
 BAR HARBOR (SK/aO FINE FLORAL WORK 
 
CENSUS 
 
 115 
 
 R'wood av; Rodick — Rod'k; School — Sch; South — So; Spring 
 — Spr; Summer — Sum; Wayman Lane — Way Lane;Wescott 
 Avenue — Wes av. 
 
 EDEN ROADS 
 
 Cromwell Harbor — Crom Har rd; Eagle Lake — E Lake rd; 
 Otter Creek— Crk rd; Schooner Head— Sch Hd rd; Otter 
 Cliff— Cliff rd. 
 
 Hull's Cove is abbreviated thus: H. Cove; Salisbury Cove 
 — S'by Cove; Otter Creek— 0. Crk; Indian Point— Ind. Pt; 
 West Eden— W. Eden; Northeast Harbor— N. E. Har; South- 
 west Harbor — S. W. Har; Seal Harbor — Seal Har. 
 
 A 
 
 *Adams, Geo R mining eng 
 
 Abbott, Alvah L elec 
 
 Calif 
 
 ext L'lawn av 
 
 Lillian (Hinckley Main 
 
 Mabel (Ott 
 
 ♦Oliver bk kpr 
 
 George C pi 
 
 Oakland, Cal 
 
 A Leslie 
 
 Ahlblad, Chas P ptr 26 Sch 
 
 Arthur R 
 
 Elida W (Anderson 
 
 Lawrence P 
 
 Annie W. pi 
 
 Abbott, Lewis H far Eden 
 
 Lillian U pi 
 
 Annie L (Emerson 
 
 Albee, Arthur E 20 2d So 
 
 Carroll A team 
 
 switch board tender 
 
 Nellie M ho 
 
 Mattie D. (Sadler 
 
 Abram, John gard 42 Llawn 
 
 *Willard H. hostler 
 
 Ida (Harding bk kpr 
 
 Jonesport 
 
 Adair, Jas lab 108 Cottage 
 
 ♦Stephen J hostler 
 
 Adair, Wm gard 22 For 
 
 Machias 
 
 Annie (Hill 
 
 Roy E hostler 
 
 *Helen M (m Smith 
 
 Darrell F genl wk 
 
 Francis St, Portland 
 
 
 THE PLAGE 
 TO BUY A 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IS -A.T 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
116 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Albee, Mary E (m White 
 
 24 2d So 
 
 Geo Leroy 
 
 Albee, L S yacht capt 
 
 133 L lawn av 
 
 Ellen M (Campbell 
 
 Albee, Roy E 20 2d So 
 
 Alden, John 53 Greel av 
 
 Allen, Chas D gard H Cove 
 
 Julia (Cosser-Braley 
 Allen, Chas F 21 Rod'k 
 
 trav sales & bk kpr 
 Lena R (Whitmore 
 
 milliner 
 
 Nina M at home 
 
 Hazel R stu 
 
 Gladys M stu 
 
 Allen, Flora B (Thomas 
 
 Eden 
 Sadie (m Huntly 
 Mabel pi 
 
 Harry pi 
 
 Susie pi 
 
 Allen, J Milton mer 
 
 bus Main res 18 Cent av 
 Anna (Huggins 
 Allen, Wm J E gard Forest 
 Clara A (Kaiser cook 
 Alley, Agnes (Remick 
 
 Ladies tailoring 
 
 85 Main 
 
 ♦Arthur M druggist 
 
 154 High, Newburyport, 
 
 Mass 
 
 Alley, Ephraim far S*by Cove 
 
 Lulu T (Bosworth 
 Chester A stu 
 
 Clarence A stu 
 
 Howard O pi 
 
 Maurice L pi 
 
 Herman F pi 
 
 Nowell D 
 Alley, F O hotel mgr 82 Cot 
 Dell S (Hamor 
 Everard D eng driver 
 J Winfield genl wk 
 
 Frank O Jr pi 
 
 Alley, J W genl wk 82 Cot 
 
 May (Smith 
 Alley, Miles J lab 
 
 12 Cedar Lane 
 Rebecca (Craddock 
 Alley, N L lab ext L'lawn 
 Maud L (Coffron-Marston 
 Alley, Sophia (Hodgkins 
 
 23 Sch 
 Nina M (m Emery 
 • *Gelette F (m Scammell 
 7304 Princeton av, 
 Chicago, 111 
 Amory, Frederic The Eyrie 
 Treas Woolen Mills 
 Amory, Dr Robert retd 
 
 The Eyrie 
 * Alice (m Thorndike 
 601 Commonwealth av, 
 Boston, Mass 
 Kathryn (Leighton 
 Robert Jr 
 with Amory-Brown & Co 
 
 S. NASON & SON Exclusive Agents for the Crawford Shoe 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 117 
 
 Mary C at home 
 
 Kathryn L at home 
 
 Marjorie S stu 
 
 Anderson, Geo W ptr 83 Sch 
 Bernice L (Hanson 
 Wilbur S teleg messenger 
 Susan J , pi 
 
 Percy G pi 
 
 Geo W Jr pi 
 
 Anderson, Lucy E ho 7 Fed 
 
 Anderson, Peter J team 
 
 12 Map av 
 Mary E (Severance 
 Inez M (m Blaisdell 
 Alma G pi 
 
 Andrews, F L far Eden 
 Lottie M (Gilbert 
 Frank P pi 
 
 Mary F pi 
 
 Andrews, Frances A (Thomas 
 
 Postmaster Eden 
 
 Frank L far 
 
 Andrews, N B pub carg 
 
 15 Edge 
 Mina A (Cook 
 
 Arey, Josephine E (Tyler- 
 
 Atley-Denbow 
 
 18 Rod'k 
 
 Arata, Chas P stu 35 West 
 
 Arata, Wm M pi 35 West 
 
 Arey, Milton S 
 
 steam laundry & poultry fm 
 h H Cove bus West St 
 Maude L (Whitmore 
 
 Ash, Almira laundress 
 
 50 Hoi av 
 
 Ash, Nellie milliner 50 Hoi av 
 
 Ash, Aionzo H genl wk 
 
 6 Sum 
 *Ida M (m Richardson 
 
 S W Har 
 *Burton ptr & car 
 
 Mamie E (m Emery 
 Evelener B laundress 
 
 *Alice E (m Higgins 
 
 Maiden, Mass 
 Nettie ( m Bulger 
 Ash, Orlando lab 22 Ash pi 
 Rachel (Walsh 
 John E U of M 
 
 Olie M (m Getchell 
 Ash, Nathan livery 9 Spring 
 
 Sadie (Cooper 
 Ashe, H W lab 28 2d So 
 Atcherson, John N lab 
 
 64 West 
 Georgia (Davis- 
 
 Waymouth 
 Lillian B 
 Atcherson, Sarah B 
 
 (m Bernardini 
 
 *Jas R lab Portland 
 
 Abraham R lab 
 
 Atcherson, Abram A fisher 
 
 11 Lrl ct 
 
 Lizzie C (Davis-Henry 
 
 Atherton, Ruth M (Galley 
 
 38 Llawn av 
 Velma B (m Haynes 
 
 GO 
 
 TO CLEMENT'S 
 
 MUSIC AND PHOIVOGRAPHS 
 
 FOR EVERY 
 THING IN 
 
118 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Atley, Josephine E 
 
 <;m Denbow 
 18 Rod'k 
 ♦Susan (m Hidden 
 
 Newburyport, Mass 
 
 Austin, Geo W grocer & baker 
 
 bus 32 Sch h 34 Sch 
 
 Elmira A (Bunker 
 
 Wm S hardware & stoves 
 
 Austin, Leonard A 
 
 Cashier Power Co 
 
 17 Wayman Lane 
 
 Hattie B (Hamor 
 
 Sylvia B stu 
 
 Christine stu 
 
 Gerard L * pi 
 
 Austin, Wm S 36 Sch 
 
 hardware & stoves (see adv) 
 
 Lillian A (Spratt 
 
 Averill, H D phy & sur 
 
 S'by Cove 
 
 Mary E (m 
 
 Henry 
 Thos 
 
 B 
 
 Babbidge, A J ptr 14 Sch 
 
 Tena A (Moore 
 Bailey, S D lab H Cove 
 
 Lizzie C (Leland 
 Barbour, Viola (m Garland 
 
 Arthur stu 
 
 Lawrence pi 
 
 Barnes, Ph hostler Map av 
 
 Annie A (Berry 
 Mary A 
 Barrett, AC '8 BView av 
 emp Frank Spratt 
 Barrett, Chas gard 
 
 15 Ced av 
 Angie E (Hurd-Rankin 
 Virlie E 
 Archie A 
 Barstow, Oscar S deck hd 
 12 Sum 
 Edna L (Sawyer 
 Charlie 
 Bean, Nancy M (m Tanson 
 2 Myrtle av 
 •Avilda V (m Morton 
 
 Marlboro, Mass 
 Beaton, F F gard 19 1st So 
 Roxby E (Cannon-Collins 
 Norman F ptr 
 
 Perley pi 
 
 Myrtle pi 
 
 Beaton, N F ptr & liv bus Spr 
 
 Nellie (Seeves 
 Benson, Andrew car 
 
 Harden rd 
 Phebe F (Albee 
 Benson, E N law 8 Cot 
 
 Lena C (Law 
 Bernardini, Emanuel G 
 
 fruit dlr 
 bus Main h 35 West 
 James genl wk 
 
 Katie (m Robinson 
 Sarah B (Gilman- 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 30 Years at Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 119 
 
 Atcherson 
 Lillian (m Smith 
 
 Bemardini, Jas J genl wk 
 4 Everard av 
 Alma (MaeDougall 
 Jas E 
 
 Berry, Geo F trav sales 
 
 15 Ken 
 
 Beswick, Harry C coach 
 
 41 G Mary 
 Agnes (Keane 
 Harry C pi 
 
 Mary A pi 
 
 Margaret L pi 
 
 Arthur L 
 
 Billington, C R ptr W Eden 
 
 Bird, Walter L ptr 8 Hoi av 
 Loretta F (Hopkins 
 Walter F pi 
 
 Blaisdell, Mint a (Williams 
 
 1 Barron ct 
 Mona B (m Lawson 
 
 Blake, S G driver 9 Oak 
 Vivian L (Clow 
 Shirley R pi 
 
 Elwood G pi 
 
 Blanchfield, Pat'k W 37 Eden 
 contr & landscape gard 
 Margaret I (Dwyer 
 *Marie J governess 
 
 Oswego, N Y 
 Maud E at home 
 
 A Marguerite stu 
 
 Pauline T pi 
 
 Eleanor P pi 
 
 Bogrett, Chas E ptr 34 Edge 
 Boles, Mrs A W 
 
 19 Wayman Lane 
 Charlton B editor 
 
 *Geo S Asso Press agt 
 Boles, C B 19 Wayman Lane 
 editor & publisher ''Record 
 & Life'' 
 Elizabeth (MacManus 
 Charlton B Jr 
 Bonsey, Byron gard 
 
 L'lawn av 
 Bowden, Frank S'by Cove 
 far & whlwrt 
 *Percy elec Bangor 
 Carrie S (Hopkins 
 Paul L elec 
 
 F Lewis far 
 
 Bowden, Nath'l F retd 
 
 S'by Cove 
 Anna J (Salisbury- Jordan 
 Bowden, T H fore 51 Greel av 
 Myra E (Hodgkins 
 Ruby D pi 
 
 Addie B 
 Boyle, Jas retd 294 Main 
 *Annie E (m Miller 
 
 So Berwick 
 
 *Fred W Penobsquis, N B 
 
 emp Inter-Colonial Ry 
 
 Kate (m Clement 
 
 Emma J at home 
 
 Bradley, Ellen (Small 
 
 19 Cot 
 Harry L photo g 
 
 VICTOR 
 
 MACHINES and RECORDS at 
 
 CLEMENT'S MUSIC STORE 
 
120 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Bradley, H L photog 19 Cot 
 Hallie G (Clement 
 Clarence K pi 
 
 Ellen L pi 
 
 Bragdon, H J coach 12 L'lawn 
 Edith (Young 
 Carlyle A pi 
 
 Doris Y 
 
 Braley, E E lab W Eden 
 Cassie N (Higgins 
 
 Braley, Julia (m Allen 
 
 H Cove 
 Edward E far & team 
 *Henry lab Waltham 
 Alonzo lab 
 
 Linwood F lab 
 
 *Phenie (m Giles 
 
 Waltham 
 
 Braley, L F lab W Eden 
 Alice A (Higgins 
 Percy L 
 Nettie V 
 
 Brann, WE 30 Greel av 
 
 Evelyn (Tabbutt- 
 
 Campbell 
 
 Bray, A N coach 12 Ash 
 Cora E (Hodgkins 
 Nellie C pi 
 
 Bray, Jas L sea capt 6 West 
 Lizzie N (Reynolds-Ford 
 
 Breen, Anastasia M waitress 
 (sum) 122 Main 
 
 Brew, Edw retd 9 Greel av 
 *Wm A team Brewer 
 Margaret I (m Goss 
 
 ^Elizabeth S (m Fielding 
 
 Indiana 
 
 •Agnes ho 
 
 Newbury, Bangor 
 
 Brewer, Chester S car 130 Cot 
 Lillian B (Griffin 
 Harold H gard 
 
 Irving L upholsterer 
 
 Ralph C far 
 
 Shirley M druggist 
 
 Sylvia H pi 
 
 Reginald S pi 
 
 Brewer, Everett K car 
 
 1 Myrt av 
 Nellie J (Leland 
 Merrill F 
 
 mgr W U Tel of 
 Martin H clothier 
 
 Byron S stu 
 
 Helen stu 
 
 Margaret pi 
 
 Eleanor pi 
 
 Brewer, Frances A (Peach 
 
 H Cove 
 Mary F dr mkr 
 
 Edna E (m Burns 
 Effie E (m Hamor 
 Owen E car 
 
 Daniel P team 
 
 Clarence A stu 
 
 Brewer, O E car H Cove 
 Alma (Richardson 
 Lawrence A pi 
 
 Brewer, Frank L ice dlr 
 
 h 128 Cot 
 
 J. H. BRANSCOM 
 
 3xron."r: 
 
 IT 
 
 Wood and Coal 
 
 OF ALL KINDS 
 
CENSUS 
 
 121 
 
 Abbie E (Patriquin 
 Lottie M stu 
 
 Brewer, Fred J elec 
 
 h 1Z4 Cot bus 126 Cot 
 Georgia S (Hodgkins 
 E Malcolm elec 
 
 Dora E bank cl 
 
 Leslie C stu 
 
 Arthur R pi 
 
 Frances H 
 Brewer, I L upholsterer 
 
 134 Cot 
 Agnes B (McLane 
 Brewer, Harold gard 
 
 134 Cot 
 Bernice (Tenan 
 Brewer Linda (Stanley 
 
 H Cove 
 
 Everett K car 
 
 Chester S car 
 
 Frank L ice bus 
 
 Fred J elec 
 
 Georgia S (m Ober 
 
 Alburn S bk kpr 
 
 128 Cot 
 
 Archie L steam eng 
 
 29 Greel av 
 
 Agnes P milliner 
 
 27 Greel av 
 
 Brewer, Loring F car 
 
 50 Greel av 
 
 Lizzie (Gordon 
 
 Victor S car 
 
 *Calvin O car 
 
 New York, N Y 
 
 Isaphine tr 
 
 Bernice stenog 
 
 Brewer, Merrill F Jr pi 
 
 1 Myrtle av 
 
 Brewer, Mary F dr mkr 
 
 H Cove 
 
 Brewer, Viola J stenog 
 
 106 Cot 
 
 Bridgham, R E L 45 Forest 
 supt Red Rock Spr 
 Catherine (Slattery 
 Ruth A pi 
 
 Angus M pi 
 
 Myra A pi 
 
 Britton, Peter ptr 119 L'lawn 
 Hazel C (Jones 
 Ruby E pi 
 
 Herbert S pi 
 
 Geo P 
 Gertrude E 
 
 Brown, A W furniture bus 
 bus cor Cot & Greel av 
 h Greel av 
 Ruby M (Hodgkins 
 Carroll C pi 
 
 Henry W 
 Emeline J 
 
 Brown, D K retd E Lake rd 
 Sarah H (Moon 
 Adelma C (m Dunton 
 *Adelbert C car Bangor 
 Chas W car 
 
 L Estella (m Guthrie 
 Nancy E ho 
 
 Brown, H A furniture dlr 
 
 TALKING MACHmES— sold on 
 Easy Payments— at CLEMENT'S 
 
122 
 
 EDEN 
 
 bus 24 Cot h 11 Rob'ts av 
 Carolyn Y (Wooster 
 Arthur W furniture bus 
 *Mattie C (m F R Jellison 
 Rockland 
 Brown, Jas L hostler 64 West 
 Carrie L (Ne veils 
 
 Home Laundry 
 
 L Reginald 
 
 Brown, J Berton car 
 
 9 R'kwood av 
 
 Minnie A (Woodworth 
 
 Brown, John gard Kebo 
 
 wife and family 
 
 Brown, Josephine M (m Cross 
 
 9 Myrtle av 
 
 Evelyn M tel op 
 
 Brown, Mrs W F 12 High 
 
 Olin C stu 
 
 Lewis J stu 
 
 Bulger, Chas H grocery 
 
 15 Fed 
 
 Nettie (Ash 
 
 Leone R pi 
 
 M Pauline pi 
 
 A Madolin 
 Bunker, Albert F gard 
 
 Crom Har rd 
 Capitola L ("Webber 
 Guy F gard 
 
 Bunker, A S car & far 
 
 WEden 
 Arietta A (Mayo 
 Alice M (m Leighton 
 
 Bunker, Benj J lab 
 
 48 Crom Har rd 
 Etta E (Garland 
 Roy E pi 
 
 Chas R 
 Bunker, J E law 
 
 bus Mt Desert block 
 h 24 Llawn 
 Carolyn M (Dodge 
 Mary C pi 
 
 Alice M pi 
 
 Bunker, Jeanette (Higgins 
 
 Sum Boarders 
 Edgefield, Stephens Lane 
 *Addie M (m Rumsey 
 
 N Y City 
 *Agnes M (m Hall 
 
 395 Center, Bangor 
 
 *Stephen S civil eng 
 
 Manaos, Brazil 
 
 Bunker, Mary E (Salisbury ho 
 
 46 Crom av 
 
 *Annie C (m Watts 
 
 Amherst 
 Benj J lab 
 
 Bunker, May A 
 
 (m Richardson 
 
 17 Mtn av 
 
 Edwin O plumbing 
 
 Bunker, Ralph M gard 
 
 61 Crom Har rd 
 
 Lena M (Emerton 
 
 Corinne E 
 
 Bunker, Wm G sign ptr 
 
 5 G Mary 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 123 
 
 Gertrude (Roberts 
 Gladys J pi 
 
 Roxie B pi 
 
 Theodore pi 
 
 Burke, H C gard 25 Oak 
 Elsa F (Boyle 
 Alice S pi 
 
 Edw W 
 Emma A 
 Martin H 
 
 Burke, M H carg trim 53 For 
 Mary B (Stevens 
 Julia D pi 
 
 Frances J 
 
 Burleigh, Rev Chas F Eden 
 retd clerg 
 Ann E (Lamprey 
 
 Burns, E F gard W Eden 
 Caroline A (Richardson 
 Fosenia B (m Pinkham 
 S Lamont far 
 
 Burns, G F ptr 21 Pine 
 Annie A (McDonald 
 Ella F pi 
 
 John F pi 
 
 Violet M pi 
 
 Marguerite A pi 
 
 Lewis pi 
 
 Joseph N pi 
 
 Annie A pi 
 
 Frances M 
 William T 
 
 Burns, Jno W mason 15 For 
 Ella F (Knox 
 Gayland F ptr 
 
 Maud A (m Dow 
 
 Cora E dr mkr 
 
 Burns, New '11 E gard 25 For 
 
 Mabel A (Hopkins 
 
 Vesta M pi 
 
 Burns, S Lamont far W Eden 
 
 Edna E (Brewer 
 
 Marion F 
 
 Howard E 
 Burns, Thos J lab 22 2d So 
 
 Mary (Connolly 
 Burr, Karl H car & eng 
 
 6 Mtn av 
 
 Lydia A (Smith 
 
 Doris J pi 
 
 Dora A pi 
 
 Burton, Carrie E 
 
 (Milliken-Keith 
 
 Wes av 
 
 Burton, Wm T estate supt 
 
 Kenarden Lodge Main 
 
 Carrie G (Russell 
 
 Louis R stu 
 
 Helen M pi 
 
 Doris V pi 
 
 Marjorie K pi 
 
 Butterfield, J H market 
 
 bus 156 Main h 8 Atl av 
 
 Sarah A (Hamor 
 
 Geraldine H pi 
 
 Barbara pi 
 
 Cameron, Donald L florist 
 Mt D Nurseries Main 
 
 VICTOR a"« EDISON RECORDS 
 
 at GLEMISItfT'S Music Store 
 
124 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Mary E (Sullivan 
 Hugh W florist 
 
 Donald L Jr drug cl 
 
 Mary E stu 
 
 Allan L stu 
 
 Cahill, Jno real est 12 2d So 
 
 Campbell, A S retd H Cove 
 Helena M (m Hamor 
 Lenora P (m Pierce 
 Elizabeth P (m Shea 
 
 Campbell, Lelia (m Suminsby 
 
 20 For 
 
 Agnes governess 
 
 Wm bottler 
 
 Roy pi 
 
 Canning, J J painting contr 
 bus Albert Meadow 
 h 12 Des Isles av 
 *Etta (m Haynes 
 
 Bangor 
 Mary A (Donahoe 
 Leo J ptr 
 
 Lewis L ptr 
 
 *Lawrenee E ptr 
 
 Agatha A at home 
 
 Ethel F at home 
 
 Harold F stu 
 
 Jerry pi 
 
 Rose E pi 
 
 Geo E pi 
 
 Violet E pi 
 
 Philip J 
 
 Canning, L L ptr 3 Alb Mead 
 Blanche E (Pendleton 
 
 singer 
 
 Cappalletto, Rufus lab 7 Eden 
 
 Olive (Arra 
 
 Mary pi 
 
 Carlson, Chas gard 
 
 ext L'lawn av 
 
 Carpenter. Byron S genl wk 
 
 Greel av 
 
 Hattie K (Mayo 
 
 Alice J stu 
 
 Jesse P pi 
 
 Richmond B pi 
 
 Carpenter, E S contr & bldr 
 
 H Cove 
 
 Mattie A (Haines 
 
 Frank E pi 
 
 Carroll, Eva dr mkr 4 Pleas 
 Carroll, T C watch 23 Ken 
 
 Isabelle (MacEachern 
 
 Eva L siu 
 
 Harold L pi 
 
 Frank S pi 
 
 Carswell, Wm A gard 48 Han 
 
 Wilhemina (Kirkland 
 Carter, A A genl wk 79 Sch 
 
 Alice J (Ross 
 
 Madeline V pi 
 
 Onolee E 
 
 Alton R 
 
 Gerald 
 Carter, Alton E 34 Greel av 
 plumber, mgr swimming club 
 
 Aletta (Young dr mkr 
 
 Adelie 
 Carter, Edw T driver 11 Fed 
 
 Dora L (Young 
 
 S. NASON & SON 
 
 Headquarters for Hart, ShafFner & Marx Clothing 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 125 
 
 Carter, Fred L 
 
 painting & decorating bus 
 bus 46 Cot h 44 Cot 
 Lizzie M (Foster 
 Carter, Georgia (m Fifield 
 
 Eben 
 Carter, H F asst cashier 
 
 16 Pleas 
 Florence (Hadley 
 Lora H pi 
 
 H Fritz Jr pi 
 
 Shannon E 
 Carter, Lester P plumber 
 bus Cot h 2 Robots Sq 
 W Simpson 
 
 E Bertelle tel op 
 
 Earle L stu 
 
 H Leighton pi 
 
 Florence L pi 
 
 E Bernice pi 
 
 Lue (Orchard 
 Carter, N G lab 27 Rod'k 
 Carrie I (White 
 Arthur E pi 
 
 Alberta M 
 Florence E 
 Carver, Arthur H Prin H S 
 24 Greel av 
 Ethel E (Free 
 Carver, Mae at home 
 
 24 Greel av 
 Casey, A C cook 
 
 prop boarding ho 
 1st So 
 Mattie (Webber 
 
 Cavanaugh, Nellie manicure 
 12 Alb Mead 
 
 Chalk, Chas caterer 
 
 (sum) 32 L'lawn av 
 
 Isabella (Boone 
 
 C Hubert pi 
 
 Frank T pi 
 
 Chandler, Fred W drug 
 
 bus -Main h 8 Sum 
 Emily W (Drew 
 Margaret W stu 
 
 Harold W pi 
 
 Ruth pi 
 
 Chandler, Wm gard 
 
 Mrs Chandler Eno estate 
 
 Eden St 
 
 Chaney, N W car 17 Boles av 
 Bertha F (Robinson 
 Merle G (m O'Hearn 
 Marion J (m Wiley 
 
 Chilman, A E gard H Cove 
 Margaret (Chamberlain 
 Oliver E 
 
 Church, Evelyn M pi 28 2d So 
 
 Clark, B E law 25 Ken 
 Bessie J (Carpenter 
 
 Clark, Edw S law 
 
 res 41 Hoi av of Main 
 Lena A (Eachtler 
 
 Clark, F W s cut W Eden 
 Martha C (Richardson 
 Walter F s cut 
 
 Clark, Geo E police 18 For 
 Hattie G (Saunders 
 Oscar E pi 
 
 10c SHEET MUSIC ^^^^^"^ 
 
 CATAIiOGUE sent FREE 
 on application. 
 
 EDITION 
 
 S. J. Clement, Bar Harbor 
 
126 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Clark, H M car 115 L'lawn 
 
 Charlotte F (Burr 
 Clark, Mrs J E (Campbell 
 
 111 Cot 
 Clark, Owen carg bldr 
 
 122 L'lawn 
 Mary A (Brown 
 W Howard pi 
 
 Lucile A pi 
 
 EUie S pi' 
 
 Owen Jr 
 Theodora F 
 Clark, R T lab 52 Greel av 
 Belle S (Clark 
 *Helen (m Akerman 
 
 Manchester, N H 
 *Walter L tailor 
 
 Manchester, N H 
 Dana B stu 
 
 Harold E pi 
 
 Lloyd B pi 
 
 Lester L pi 
 
 Chester 
 Clark, Theresa E (Jordan 
 
 17 Bridge 
 Edward S law 
 
 *Grace G (m Robinson 
 
 168 Essex, Bangor 
 
 MiUie F (m Mason 
 
 Clark, Wm gard 10 Des I av 
 
 Wm F cutunder driver 
 
 *Charlotte M (m Wright 
 
 Saco 
 
 Clark, W F driver 10 Des I av 
 
 *Ralph S 
 
 emp whol leather ho 
 Jones, St Louis, Mo 
 Mary F (Tierney 
 Cleaves, A W veterinary 
 
 79 & 81 Cot 
 Nancy (Foster 
 Frances 
 Cleaves, Arno W livery 
 
 (see adv) bus 26 Bridge 
 h 20 Bridge 
 Clara H (Smith 
 
 ho & bk kpr 
 Beatrice N pi 
 
 Cleaves, G P 22 L'lawn 
 
 emp B H Trust Co 
 Lora H (Hadley 
 Haskell H pi 
 
 Maurice P pi 
 
 Edwin L 
 Cleaves, M P ins agency 
 
 11 Cot 
 Alice E (Gardner 
 Geo M livery bus 
 
 *Harry F phy & sur 
 Seattle, Wash 
 Elmer M med stu 
 
 Carl S stu U of M 
 Wm L stu 
 
 Florence G stu 
 
 Olive J stu 
 
 Clement, M carg ptr 
 
 31 Hoi av 
 Mary A (Goss 
 Fredk M 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 
 
 GREENHOUSES— 12 Mt. Desert Street 
 STORE— 123 Main Street 
 
CENSUS 
 
 127 
 
 Clement, S J music store 
 
 bus 160 Main res 294 Main 
 Kate (Boyle 
 Clinkard, Wm H mer 
 
 bus Eden h 12 Brew av 
 *E Gertrude (m Knowles 
 Brookline, Mass 
 Mary K (m Conners 
 *Clarence M el 
 
 Greenwood, Mass 
 *Lucy A (m Free 
 
 Brookline, Mass 
 
 ^Alfred H cl 
 
 Brookline, Mass 
 
 *Lewis cl 
 
 Brookline, Mass 
 
 Clough, Carrie cook 4 Fed 
 
 Coates, C H lab ext L'lawn 
 
 *Family 
 Cody, Timothy gard 28 Rodk 
 Coffron, Addie E (m Sprague 
 ext L'lawn av 
 Royce E genl wk 
 
 Nellie L (m Snelley 
 Maude L (m Alley 
 *Thos H app car 
 
 Ellsworth 
 Foreston H genl wk 
 
 Daisy E pi 
 
 Coffron, Roy E lab L'lawn 
 Josie E (Walls 
 Gladys L 
 Insy N 
 Cole, Wm H lab 14 2d So 
 Affie (WiUey 
 
 *Eugene H seaman 
 
 Harrington 
 *Fannie M (m Lovell 
 
 Ellsworth 
 *Eva M (m Ashe 
 
 Harrington 
 
 Corilla A ho 
 
 Thomas B hostler 
 
 Albert V hostler 
 
 Miriam V pi 
 
 Collins, Frank car 3 Bar ct 
 
 Ella H (Beal 
 
 Carrie B (m Stafford 
 
 *Otis ptr & pap hgr 
 
 Ellsworth 
 
 *Fred civil eng 
 
 E Walpole, Mass 
 
 Collins, Wm H car 31/2 Myrt 
 
 Harry C driver 
 
 Connell, Carrie L (Smith 
 
 15 Des I av 
 Conners, Chas E mason 
 
 11 Han 
 Annie C (Preble 
 Conners, Frank H ptr 
 
 130 Main 
 Conners, Frank M blk 
 
 shop Cot h 32 E Lake rd 
 Jennie H (Redimaker 
 Bertha E pi 
 
 Oscar K pi 
 
 Carl E 
 Alonzo W 
 Conners, Harry M law 20 Cot 
 Ethel I (Duckworth 
 
 EASTMAN KODAK AGENCY at 
 
 I. T. MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO 
 
 Northeast Harbor 
 
128 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Robert H pi 
 
 Cousins, Chas H blk 
 
 Conners, Josephine 20 Cot 
 
 63 Greel av 
 
 (Hutchings 
 
 Rebecca E (Young 
 
 *Hervey A expressman 
 
 Goldie W bk kpr & stu 
 
 56 Crescent av, 
 
 Cousins, E E far Eden 
 
 No Cambridge, Mass 
 
 Iva E (Garland 
 
 Harry M law 
 
 James E pi 
 
 Conners, John W 108 Cot 
 
 Enid J pi 
 
 landscape gard 
 
 Geo L pi 
 
 Eleanor B (Marshall 
 
 Cousins, Flora E (m Phippen 
 
 Minnie G (m Hodgkins 
 
 WEden 
 
 Conners, Mary K (Clinkard 
 
 Herbert L lab 
 
 laundry wk 56 Greel av 
 
 Agnes L tr 
 
 Arthur L app plumber 
 
 Cousins, Geo T far 47 For 
 
 Earl P pi 
 
 Mary E (Cousins 
 
 Canners, Wm D barber 
 
 ^Albert F eng N Penob 
 
 bus 45 Main h 12 Ken 
 
 *Llewellyn A eng 
 
 Annie J (Watson 
 
 N Penob 
 
 Cook, H W lab 9 B'view av 
 
 Fred A green kpr 
 
 Cook, S N lab 20 1st So 
 
 Cousins, H L lab 
 
 *Anson N chauffeur 
 
 Iva M (Higgins 
 
 Swampscott, Mass 
 
 Cousins, Inez L ho 17 Rod'k 
 
 Clifford W pi 
 
 Cowing, Nellie H (Billington 
 
 Copp, H C 106 Cot 
 
 W Eden 
 
 sec Green-Reynolds Co 
 
 *Bessie E (m Gray 
 
 Catherine C (Moran 
 
 Dedham 
 
 Cough, A Bird grocer 
 
 *Myrtle F ho Bangor 
 
 h 51 For bus Cot 
 
 Nina C 
 
 Helen L (Des Isles 
 
 Leland W pi 
 
 Cough, E R mer 
 
 Donald K pi 
 
 bus Cot h 46 Greel av 
 
 Crabtree, Abbie S (Bimson 
 
 Gertrude A (Lynch 
 
 laundry wk 22 Edge 
 
 Bernard E pi 
 
 Mabel A (m Small 
 
 Reginald F 
 
 Katie H (m Johnston 
 
 Edward 
 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
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 129 
 
 Cranaford, Jas H gard 
 
 386 Main 
 
 Nora T (Burke 
 
 John B pi 
 
 James H pi 
 
 Ellen M pi 
 
 Cross, F W plumb 9 Myrt av 
 
 Josephine M (Brown- 
 Brown 
 
 Francis W Jr pi 
 
 Oscar C pi 
 
 Luella F pi 
 
 Harold N 
 Crossnian, Richard P gard 
 4 Ced av 
 
 Cora A (Conners 
 
 Gladys D 
 
 Ray A 
 Crowley, John E mason 
 
 14 Des I av 
 
 Ida V (Worcester 
 
 Glenda L 
 Cummings, J J fisher 66 West 
 
 Lois B (Luke-Cummings 
 
 Cunningham, Arthur driver 
 
 18 East 
 
 Josie (Richardson 
 
 Walter R pi 
 
 Irving L 
 Cunningham, Chas driver 
 
 7 Ced av 
 
 Helen E pi 
 
 Harry 
 Cunningham, Frank driver 
 8 Main 
 
 Mrs 
 
 (Kimball 
 
 Cunningham, Frank 15 Oak 
 stable fore & guide 
 *Stella (m Langley 
 
 Amesbury, Mass 
 *Eugene cl Bucksport 
 Lucy E (Fogg 
 Edith L pi 
 
 Clara E pi 
 
 Hazel G pi 
 
 Cunningham, Geo E car 
 
 H Cove 
 Fannie M (Sweet 
 Alice M pi 
 
 Fannie M pi 
 
 Lillian M 
 Geo E Jr 
 Cunningham, Rusilla H (Dorr 
 84 Mt Desert 
 AVillard E stage driver 
 Sarah E (m Salisbury 
 *Abbie C (m Suminsbey 
 Monument Beach, Mass 
 Cunningham, WE 7 Ced av 
 livery bus & mail contr 
 Ida M (Hopkins 
 Arthur driver 
 
 Charles driver 
 
 W^illiam driver 
 
 Galen driver 
 
 Beulah pi 
 
 Curtis, G Harvard s mason 
 5 Davis pi 
 Minnie B (Emerton 
 Marcia C 
 
 YOU 
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130 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Warren P 
 
 Agnes M ho 
 
 €ussons, Benj M gard 22 Ash 
 
 Daly, John lab 28 Rod'k 
 
 , Lydia M (Tuttle-Gullifer 
 
 Dana, Mrs Mary ho ext L 'lawn 
 
 ; Mary E (m Gower 
 
 Daney, Jos V fish mkt 
 
 ^■^^i, D 
 
 bus West h 64 L'lawn 
 
 Lenner E (Tripp 
 
 
 Vincent A pi 
 
 Daigle, D D garbage bus 
 
 U Arlene pi 
 
 11 2d So 
 
 Davis, Jennie M ho 20 Ash pi 
 
 Millie S (Martin 
 
 Davis, A R fisher Crk 
 
 Daigle, M D gard 11 2d So 
 
 Jennie B (Wright 
 
 Judith P (Daigle 
 
 E Marguerite 
 
 Milena M pi 
 
 Davis, Herbert lab off West 
 
 Sadie M 
 
 Julia (Reynolds 
 
 Daigle, Judson gard 89 Sch 
 
 Herbert A 
 
 Jennie (Daigle 
 
 Davis, John W lab Crk 
 
 Keuben 
 
 Hattie M (m Gott 
 
 Daigle, M M lab 3 Linscott av 
 
 *Nettie H (m Albee 
 
 Rose J (Votor 
 
 Machias 
 
 *Anios M far 
 
 Forest C pi 
 
 Ken Jet, N B 
 
 Izetta M pi 
 
 *Chas M far 
 
 Davis, Leroy lab 17 Greel av 
 
 St Charles, N B 
 
 Annie (Gilmore 
 
 ♦Michael M far 
 
 Davis, W H earg bldr 
 
 St Charles, N B 
 
 bus Sch h 14 Ken 
 
 ♦Georgia M (m Herron 
 
 Nancy (Campbell 
 
 St Charles, N B 
 
 Florence C (m Young 
 
 ♦Annie (m Beliveau 
 
 Day, Burton lab 1 Wes av 
 
 Buctush, N B 
 
 Myrtle R (Cook 
 
 Jennie (m Daigle 
 
 Oscar J lab 
 
 Catherine M ho 
 
 Day, Eliza J (Young 
 
 ♦Alice M (m Bryant 
 
 8 R'wood av 
 
 Addison 
 
 Hannah (m Salisbury 
 
 ♦Gertrude (m Chervere 
 
 Annie (m Hamor 
 
 St Charles, N B 
 
 Deasy, L B law 
 
 FREDERICK H. MOSES, Florist 
 
 BAR HARBOR (?KeaO FINE FLORAL WORK 
 
CENSUS 
 
 131 
 
 bus Main res 16 Cent av 
 Emma M (Handy 
 Blanche tr 
 
 I Louise stu 
 
 r>enbow, Josephine E (m Arey 
 18 Rod'k 
 *Mary (m Kenney 
 
 Haverhill, Mass 
 Jennie (m Moores 
 *Margaret (m Kelso 
 
 E Weymouth, Mass 
 
 *Jesse H far 
 
 Groveland, Mass 
 
 Denery, Wm H gard 
 
 16 Map av 
 Annie (Laffey 
 Elizabeth A pi 
 
 Wm L pi 
 
 John M pi 
 
 Francis J pi 
 
 DeFrank, Michael gard 7 Eden 
 Mary (Berndini 
 Tor^y shoemaker 
 
 Annie (m Scolone 
 Joseph 
 Nancy 
 Mary 
 
 DeLaittre, Nettie E (Frost 
 
 S 'by Cove 
 
 *Thos J cl Ellsworth 
 
 Wm H far 
 
 Susie H pi 
 
 Dickey, Cyrus W far 
 
 H Cove 
 Mary J (Haslam 
 
 Cassie M (m Grindle 
 Frank W teamster 
 
 Erban W millman 
 
 Effie B (m Hinkley 
 Forest O . gard 
 
 Inez B ho 
 
 Ivan E pi 
 
 Dickey, F W lab H Cove 
 Ethel B (Silsby 
 Alice M 
 Lizzie 
 Dickson, E P sea capt 
 
 mgr M C R R steamers 
 154 Main 
 Bert M steamer capt 
 
 Dix, Eugene E seaman 
 
 6 R'kwood av 
 Elizabeth D (Guptill 
 Dodge, Chas lab 
 
 Otter Cliff rd 
 Dodge, H C grocer 
 
 bus 46 Sch h 19 Des I av 
 Nellie E (Sullivan 
 Shirley L pi 
 
 Harold C 
 DoUiver, C E contr Han 
 Alice E (Albee 
 Ernest R pi 
 
 Dolliver, Winnie L (Grindle 
 
 laundress 26 For 
 
 Geo W app elec 
 
 Donovan, Nellie F (m Moore 
 
 15 Main 
 
 H Frances stu 
 
 PIANOS for Rent or Sold on 
 Easy Payments at CLEMENT'S 
 
132 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Dority, Chas H blk 
 
 11 Newton Way 
 Addie D (Hooper 
 Alex C pi 
 
 Earl W pi 
 
 Reginald H 
 Bernice A 
 
 Dorr, Edwin O yachting & car 
 
 5 Sum 
 Cora (Saunders 
 Harvey plumber 
 
 Edna (m Emery 
 Leon B plumber 
 
 Dorr, E E lab 15 2d So 
 Ethel M ho 
 
 Laura A (Gray-Cushing 
 
 Dorr, Ethel ho 7 Rodick PI 
 
 Dorr, Geo B Old Farm 
 
 owner Mt D Nurseries 
 
 Dorr, L B plumbing 5 Sum 
 Clara M (Elliott 
 
 Dorr, Philmore lab 28 Edge 
 Julia E (Sadler 
 Jennie E (m Robinson 
 
 Dorr, Russell S plumber 
 22 1st So 
 Agnes K (DoUiver 
 Bessie C (m Koppang 
 Elliott B plumber 
 
 Everett L stu 
 
 Albert B pi 
 
 Dow, Clarence E bk kpr 
 
 12 Pleas 
 Mabel M (Leighton 
 Ronald N pi 
 
 Horace L 
 Dow, Eugene F car 
 
 10 Myrt av 
 
 Maude A (Burns 
 
 Clyde Y at home 
 
 Harold E pi 
 
 Douglas, Edw W fruit dlr 
 
 bus Main h 17 Rod'k 
 
 Caroline A (Cousins 
 
 ho & cl 
 
 Alton W pi 
 
 Prescott M pi 
 
 Doyle, Alfred P police & driv 
 
 5 2d So 
 
 Ella H (Maddocks 
 
 Oscar A driver 
 
 Myrtle E at home 
 
 Doyle, O A driver 5 2d So 
 
 Bessie (O'Donnell 
 Duncan, Wm s cut 19 Greel av 
 Dunham, Gladys M pi 
 
 395 Main 
 Dunham, Wesley E pi W Eden 
 Dunton, John P lab H Cove 
 
 *Lewis 
 
 *Delia (m 
 
 *Hattie A 
 
 *John lab Newburg 
 
 Clara E (Hurd 
 Dunton, Walter H E Lake rd 
 driver steam roller 
 
 Adelma C (Brown 
 
 Stella S (m Garland 
 
 *Geo E E S S Co agt 
 S W Har 
 
 Black Cat Hosiery for Children is Sold by 
 H. S. NASON & SON 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 133 
 
 *Faith V (m Hedges 
 
 N Y City 
 Gertrude B ho 
 
 Meda A stu 
 
 Julia M pi 
 
 Durgin, Nancy M (m Bean- 
 
 Tanson 
 Harriet E (m Jordan 
 *Frank W undertaker 
 Berkeley, Cal 
 
 Dyer, Eugene A ptr 4 Wes av 
 Margaret J (Strout 
 Donald E pi 
 
 Dyer, N M car 3 Ash 
 
 Bessie E ho 
 
 Florence M tel op L'lawn 
 Elsie B pi 
 
 Clara M (Pomeroy-Clark 
 
 Eaton, Ernest E lab 73 Sch 
 Mabel F (Lawford- 
 
 Crosby 
 Catherine C 
 
 Eddy, Roscoe 5 Barron ct 
 
 car & bldg inspector 
 
 Linnie A (Fitz 
 
 Florence R stu 
 
 Ella M pi 
 
 Edwards, Peter gard Chatw'd 
 
 Edwards, R D florist Sby Cove 
 Rebecca W (Wood 
 Deane W stu 
 
 Ekstrom, Andrew W 
 
 estate supt Chatwold 
 Sch Hd rd 
 Hannah (Kelly 
 Ekstrom, Olga Maria 
 
 stu of music 
 Sch Hd rd Chatwold 
 Eldridge, Phebie I (m Tripp 
 64 L'lawn 
 *Grace J (m Webster 
 
 Bucksport 
 
 ^Clarence I cabinet mkr 
 
 Pittsfield 
 
 *Phebie K (m Armstrong 
 
 Ellingwood, W H S 23 L'lawn 
 
 supt of schools 
 
 Lottie G (Jones 
 
 Elliott, Eldora (Campbell 
 
 12 Sum 
 
 Frank P car 
 
 Clara M (m Dorr 
 
 Harry ptr 
 
 Clarence F pi 
 
 Ells, Julia H (Ash 6 Davis pi 
 
 *Leroy restaurant prop 
 
 N Y City 
 
 *Grant trav sales 
 
 N Y City 
 
 John genl wk 
 
 Emdur, N pedlar 53 Main 
 
 Rachel (Hendler 
 
 Louis stu 
 
 Emery, A C far H Cove 
 
 Grace H (Marshall 
 
 Maurice C pi 
 
 THE BEST 
 PLACE TO 
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 PIANO 
 
 IS AT 
 
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134 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Harriet E 
 
 Emery, A G far S'by Cove 
 Allie M (Norwood 
 Carl JVi stu 
 
 Clarence F stu 
 
 Walter G pi 
 
 Gertrude M pi 
 
 Philip L pi 
 
 Cora E 
 Donald K 
 
 Emery, Anna (Young dr mkr 
 
 107 L'lawn 
 
 Geo L lab 
 
 *Edw H steward 
 
 Hotel Anglus, Los Angeles, 
 
 Cal 
 *May J (m Hodgkins 
 
 12 Curtis, W Somerville, Mass 
 
 Emery, Ceylon gard Sby Cove 
 Mary L (Ash 
 Hilda pi 
 
 Emery, Dora seamstress 
 32 Bridge 
 
 Emery, Eliza A (Ladd 
 
 S'by Cove 
 Ernest M photog 
 
 Osmond ptr 
 
 Lillian seamstress 
 
 Julien far 
 
 Emery, Ernest photog 
 
 bus 90 Main 
 2 Stephen's Lane 
 Sarah M (Clement 
 James N newspaper cor. 
 
 Emery, Geo L lab 15 Ash 
 
 Minnie A (Landers- 
 
 Tabbutt 
 Geo L Jr pi 
 
 Beatrice A pi 
 
 Florence M pi 
 
 Emery, Guy stable wk 105 Cot 
 Grace (Haynes 
 
 Emery, Herbert F 2 Len'x pi 
 road bldr & contr 
 Nancy (Peach S'by Cove 
 *Bertha M (m Hodgkins 
 Newburyport, Mass 
 J A moving picture bus 
 Fred O at home Sby Cove 
 Wm H driver 
 
 ^Georgia N (m Leland 
 
 Ellsworth 
 *Herbert M cl Bangor 
 Oscar H law stu Sby Cove 
 
 Emery, H C asst postmaster 
 
 23 Sch 
 
 Nina M (Alley 
 
 Arthur G at home 
 
 *G Frances bk kpr 
 
 7304 Princeton av, Chicago, 111 
 H Russell cadet 
 
 Orville M pi 
 
 Emery, Isaac H retd vet 
 
 S'by Cove 
 Clara H (Richardson 
 Elva M (m Hall 
 Alfred G car 
 
 *Melvin H mach 
 
 Needham Heights, Mass 
 Abdon C far 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 30 Years at Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 135 
 
 *Maynard W Rockland 
 
 steamboat wk 
 
 Emery, Isidore at home 
 
 32 Bridge 
 
 Emery, Lillian at home 
 
 32 Bridge 
 
 Emery, Jane (Richardson 
 
 62 L'lawn 
 Delia H (m Harden 
 Delia T (m Hadley 
 Emery, Jos A picture bus 
 
 2 Cot 
 Emma E (MeConihe 
 Emery, Julien far 
 
 S 'by Cove 
 Addie J (Higgins 
 Mildred E stu 
 
 Chas I stu 
 
 Earle L stu 
 
 Newell W pi 
 
 Alma B pi 
 
 Harlan J pi 
 
 Eleanor G 
 Emery, Lawrence S gard 
 234 Main 
 Mary A (Jordan 
 Sylvia M pi 
 
 Emery, Osmond ptr & p hgr 
 
 69 Cot 
 Mina T (Harper 
 Emery, Raymond gard 
 
 27 Han 
 Mabel P (McFarland- 
 
 Graham 
 Doris K pi 
 
 Wm S 
 Margaret A 
 Helena M 
 
 Emery, R R far S'by Cove 
 Altavelia ho 
 
 *Della C (m Maddocks 
 
 N Ellsworth 
 Cora L (m Karst 
 Hoyt eng 
 
 Lawrence S genl wk 
 
 Ceylon gard 
 
 Ralph S gard 
 
 Raymond gard 
 
 ^Clarence minister 
 
 Charleston 
 
 Emery, Wm A cl 95 Cot 
 Isabel (Trousdale 
 Ethel C (m Leighton 
 Wm A Jr cl 
 
 Emery, Wm H driver 
 
 5 Rod'k pi 
 Eunice E (Jellison- 
 
 Treworgy 
 Lodging House 
 Beatrice E 
 Albron 
 
 Emerson, M F far Eden 
 Cora M (Gordon 
 Sidney P pi 
 
 Abra A 
 Abbie A 
 
 Emerson, Geo W team Eden 
 
 Evans, Wm J bk kpr 
 
 13 Alb Mead 
 
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 160 Ndain Street 
 
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 STORE 
 
 BAR HARBOR 
 
136 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Augusta E (Bunker- 
 Morgan 
 John H law stu 
 
 Eveleth, Eben C caretaker 
 2 Wescott av 
 Elizabeth A (Weatherbee 
 Camilla C at home 
 
 *Lois M stu 
 
 Randolph, Vt 
 Randolph Vt 
 
 Margaret G pi 
 
 Elizabeth D pi 
 
 Francis C pi 
 
 Alma M pi 
 
 Henrietta D pi 
 
 Priscilla R 
 
 Falkenstrom, John A gard 
 17 Edge 
 Fannie M (Olson 
 Arthur P pi 
 
 Edw A pi 
 
 Lillian V pi 
 
 Evelyn A pi 
 
 Clara E pi 
 
 Laura A pi 
 
 Charles F pi 
 
 Alice V pi 
 
 A Theodore 
 
 Farley, D E gard 25 Edge 
 May I (Wilson 
 Jennie F pi 
 
 Farley, Jas lab L'lawn av 
 
 Farley, Thos E lab 26 1st So 
 Eunice E (Beal 
 Daniel E lab 
 
 Lillian M ho 
 
 Lizzie (m Alley 
 Hattie (m Smith 
 Farnsworth, Chas B 14 Pleas 
 car & police 
 Lucretia B (Tabbutt 
 Roy A gard 
 
 Carl J stu 
 
 Ora L stu 
 
 Farrell, J Crowell 19 Map av 
 whlwrt & real est agt 
 Sly via N (Persons 
 *Albert A 
 
 emp Edison Elec Co 
 
 Maplewood, Mass 
 
 J Howard stu 
 
 Faulkner, Harry lab 1st So 
 
 Fennelly, Wm postmaster 
 
 mfr & dlr harness, blankets, 
 
 robes, whips, etc 
 
 bus Main res 243 Main 
 Ann (Somes 
 Fergurson, Georganna B 
 
 (Banning 
 
 52 Eden 
 
 Fernald, Caro A pi 
 
 21 Greel av 
 
 Fernald, Chas L nurse Han 
 
 Fifield, Georgia laundry wk 
 
 (Stewart-Carter 
 
 6 B'view av 
 
 Fifield, Geo H mer 20 Ken 
 
 CAZmIm at J. H. BRAIVSGOM^S 
 
 Kindlings and Gravel 
 
 3>a'C>n.T:iaE.A.SST lEI.A.'Fi.. 
 
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CENSUS 
 
 137 
 
 Clara S (Hatch 
 Marion B (m Joy 
 *Koy E mer Stonington 
 f mn, Bernard lab ext L'lawn 
 Finson, Martha Roberts av 
 ( Pendleton-Bickf ord 
 Flanagan, Pat'k H pub car 
 8 Albert Meadow 
 Olevia M (Smith-Richards 
 Fletcher, Geo S eng 
 
 10 B'view av 
 Annie M (Luckings 
 Roscoe W pi 
 
 Clarence L pi 
 
 Bessie B pi 
 
 Henry D 
 Iris E 
 Fletcher, Abijah retd vet 
 off West 
 Florence Hotel, The 164 Main 
 Miss Tillie E Martin, Prop 
 Fogg, Cora E (m Libby 
 
 10 Des I av 
 *Ruth A (m Allen 
 
 Cherryfield 
 *Bernice N m Phillips 
 
 739 Union, Bangor 
 Fogg, J L far W Eden 
 
 Grace A (Higgins-Pray 
 
 Fogg, Willard H Cove 
 
 far & mkt gard 
 
 rd to B Dam Bridge 
 
 Jessie M (Jordan 
 
 Geo P far 
 
 Lizzie A bus coll stu 
 
 Harry W stu 
 
 Foley, Jas driver 14 Ash 
 
 Foster, Gilbert L ptr & cl 
 
 42 L'lawn 
 Clarabelle (Higgins 
 Foster, F L upholsterer 
 
 bus 46 Cot h 12 R'wood av 
 Abbie M (Kingman 
 *Hazel A (m Linscott 
 Foster, Jas E livery 
 
 106 West 
 Ella M (Marshall 
 Nancy E (m Cleaves 
 Foster, Jennie M (Bunker 
 
 laundry wk 47 Greel av 
 
 Foster, Jessie H 281 Main 
 
 lodgers & dancing tr 
 
 Foster, M C ptr Ocean Drive 
 
 Gertrude R (Richardson 
 
 Helen O pi 
 
 John F 
 
 Fowler, C J janitor 3 Sum 
 
 Edith R (Williams 
 Fox, Lucretia M (Hill 22 Oak 
 H Judson team 
 
 Fox, H J team 22 Oak 
 
 Mary J (Anderson 
 
 Franklin, Max dry goods mer 
 
 bus 128-130 Main 
 
 h 3 Alb Mead 
 
 Lena (Menke 
 
 Morris E stu 
 
 Ruth pi 
 
 Franklin, Morris bus Main 
 
 boots & shoes 
 
 THE PLAGE 
 TO BUY A 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IJS -A.T 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
138 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Fraser, D J elec 6 Myrt av 
 
 Garland, Rev Carl N clerg 
 
 Carrie E (Keith-Patten 
 
 15 Sch 
 
 laundress 
 
 Viola (Webb-Barbour 
 
 Frazier, Evie (m Tredic 
 
 Cecil G pi 
 
 12 Ced av 
 
 H Marguerite pi 
 
 Percy L pi 
 
 Jessie L 
 
 Frost, C V lab 1 Hamor pi 
 
 Carl G 
 
 Eva E (MacElroy 
 
 Garland, Chas H lab 
 
 Milton L 
 
 S 'by Cove 
 
 Frost, Eunice S (Andrews 
 
 S Estella (Dunton- 
 
 21 1st So 
 
 Landers 
 
 Silas F gard 
 
 Doris V pi 
 
 *Mary E (m Creamer 
 
 C Walter pi 
 
 N Anson 
 
 Eldridge L 
 
 * Amelia A (m Day 
 
 George E 
 
 Cooper 
 
 Garland, Mrs J K (Frost 
 
 Chas V lab 
 
 Eden 
 
 Frost, Irving G ptr 
 
 *Leroy s mason 
 
 121 L'lawn av 
 
 Colorado Springs, Col 
 
 Inez M (Dunham 
 
 Iva E (m Cousins 
 
 Carroll E pi 
 
 Percy E far 
 
 H Stuart pi 
 
 Lewis A far 
 
 C Nolan pi 
 
 Garland, Ralph R car For 
 
 Fuller, S Frances mus tr 
 
 Edith M (Woods 
 
 19 Fed 
 
 Royce L pi 
 
 Fury, Jas lab 9 Greel av 
 
 Carlton F pi 
 
 
 Clara A 
 
 G 
 
 Gatchell, Minnie A 
 
 
 (m Higgins 
 
 Gabrielson, Conrad gard 
 
 74 Pine Hill 
 
 8 Eod'k 
 
 *Geo S butler 
 
 Eliza A (Carter 
 
 10 E 78th, N Y City 
 
 Charlotte E pi 
 
 Stowe L gard 
 
 Frederick C 
 
 Walter F team 
 
 
 Lucy B pi 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
'CENSUS 
 
 139 
 
 Gattrell, Frank gard 
 
 Gilchrist, Jas contr & bldr 
 
 18 Newton Way 
 
 9 Greel av 
 
 Melvina (Brown 
 
 Gilman, Rosa M laundress 
 
 Gladys pi 
 
 35 West 
 
 F Lester 
 
 Gilmore, Clara B (Hines 
 
 Iris M 
 
 3 High 
 
 George, Jas gard 6 Lenx pi 
 
 *Alvin L civil eng 
 
 George, John gard 16 Han 
 
 336 West 57th, N Y 
 
 Lena (Peterson 
 
 Arthur G druggist 
 
 George, Sam'l C 7 Eod'k pi 
 
 Godfrey, Marcia E 
 
 team & driver steamer 
 
 (m Roberts 
 
 Annie S (Bucknam 
 
 7 Rodick Sq 
 
 Lodging House 
 
 Roy S stu 
 
 Gerry, Fred H police 
 
 Golden, Mrs Lizzie waitress 
 
 Mt D Blk, Main 
 
 164 Main 
 
 Mary E (Brown 
 
 ^Children Eastport 
 
 Getehell, Archie L trav sales 
 
 Golden, H H restaurant 
 
 20 Ash pi 
 
 bus 12 Main h 13 Main 
 
 Olie M (Ash 
 
 Luvia N (Shedd 
 
 Lawrence B 
 
 Gonya, Fred A druggist 
 
 Clarice C 
 
 bus cor Cot & Main 
 
 Getehell, A S livery 58 L'lawn 
 
 h 9 Fed 
 
 Effie B (Taylor 
 
 Mabel (Rich 
 
 * Stephen W chauffeur 
 
 Fred'k H pi 
 
 Greenwich, Conn 
 
 Gooch, V F contr & bldr 
 
 Archie L trav sales 
 
 12 Boles av 
 
 Clarice P bank cl 
 
 Blanche G (Higgins 
 
 Gilbert, H L lab 1 Han av 
 
 Goodall, M 3 Myrt av 
 
 Clara (Knox 
 
 Goodwin, Emma A 6 Lrl ct 
 
 Harvard 
 
 (m Williams 
 
 Gilbert, H B far W Eden 
 
 *Eugene S paving cut 
 
 Susie A (Thomas 
 
 Franklin 
 
 Gilbert, E D far W Eden 
 
 Lizzie A (m Hass 
 
 Gilbert, S W far W Eden 
 
 Goodwin, Lawrence 21 Cot 
 
 Hazel (Dorety 
 
 (see adv) hair dresser 
 
 ?S CLEMENT'S SmeT^ 
 
 MUSIC AlffD PHOIffOGRAPHS 
 
140 
 
 EDEN 
 
 * Gardner L mech 
 
 Vivian C team 
 
 Rockland 
 
 *Goldie A (m Sullivan 
 
 Googins, G E law 25 L'lawn 
 
 S Gouldsboro 
 
 Carrie E (Smith 
 
 Gower, Benj gard 20 Ash 
 
 Mary B at home 
 
 Mary E (Cussons 
 
 Goss, Wm prop B 'ch Tree Inn 
 
 Byron 
 
 (see adv) 9 Greel av 
 
 Gower, Chas M car 85 Sch 
 
 Margaret I (Brew 
 
 Clara M (Campbell 
 
 Mary A (m Clement 
 
 Earl P stu 
 
 A Mona waitress 
 
 Clyde R pi 
 
 Fred'k V stenog 
 
 Clarence E pi 
 
 Elmer W pi 
 
 Shirley A pi 
 
 George L pi 
 
 Alton J 
 
 Gott, A J retd 22 Sch 
 
 Grace, Henriette at home 
 
 Lucy C (Welsh 
 
 9 Sch 
 
 *Hattie R (m Murphy 
 
 Grace, Icephine 5 Sch 
 
 Bernard 
 
 Graffam, Chas E coach Edge 
 
 M A driver 
 
 Eva E (Webber 
 
 Gott, Eunice (m Higgins 
 
 Graham, E E 
 
 W Eden 
 
 Firm A E Lawrence Co 
 
 Frank lab 
 
 contrs & bldrs 
 
 Gott, Geo D lab Crk 
 
 bus 116-118 Cottage 
 
 Hattie M (Davis 
 
 h 5 Des Isles av 
 
 Alvin M pi 
 
 Bethena (Bearse 
 
 Shirley L 
 
 Graham, Mabel F (m Emery 
 
 Gladys M 
 
 27 Han 
 
 Gott, M A carriage 37 Sch 
 
 Nina F pi 
 
 Bertha V (Guthrie 
 
 Graham, S Henrietta 
 
 Gott, V D lab 1 B'view av 
 
 (m Southard 
 
 S Jane (Carpenter 
 
 16 Newton Way 
 
 *Wm Adelbert fisher 
 
 Ernest A ptr & decorater 
 
 W Tremont 
 
 *Francis M plumber 
 
 David hostler 
 
 Sullivan 
 
 Or^illa (m Marshall 
 
 Herbert L law 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON ^g^"^^ ^«»' "^^ ^«^^ ^eal Rubbers 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 141 
 
 Graham, H L law 
 
 of Rodick Blk 
 
 res 16 Newton Way 
 
 Alta (Higgins 
 
 Grant, Alex J hotel mgr 
 
 21 Eden 
 
 Laura B (Weston 
 
 Dorothy S W stu 
 
 Grant, Florence M (Suminsby 
 
 teacher Main 
 
 Grant, B V far & milkman 
 
 Eden 
 Addie B (Jordan 
 
 dr mkr & mer 
 Grant, Wm D retd Eden 
 Butler V far & milkman 
 *Cora E (m Smith 
 
 W Thornton, N H 
 
 *Frank B emp store 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Grant, F driver 3 Des I av 
 
 Lena R (Zelma 
 
 *Janette A (m Haskell 
 
 Beachmont, Mass 
 *Florence L 
 
 (m Cusumano 
 
 Faneuil, Mass 
 
 *Harold F driver 
 
 Bucksport 
 
 Grant, Ida (m Strout H Cove 
 
 Floralee pi 
 
 Beatrice pi 
 
 Grant, Jas A car H Cove 
 
 Linnie L (Wakefield 
 
 Cromwell L pi 
 
 Cora W 
 Grant, Jos H car 87 Sch 
 
 Georgia A (Thorne 
 
 *Verner F drug cl 
 
 29 Russell, Waltham, Mass 
 
 Lillian V cl 
 
 Fred E pi 
 
 Grant, M B estate supt 
 
 W Eden 
 
 Mabel G (Harden 
 
 Alice M pi 
 
 Grant, Washington gard 
 
 E Lake rd 
 
 Grant, W M genl wk 5 Mtn av 
 
 Luella E (Whitney 
 
 Rilda L (m Webber 
 
 Vincent C pi 
 
 Lulu L pi 
 
 Graves, L R mason 77 L'lawn 
 
 Jennie E (Staples 
 
 C Elwin 
 
 Jane R 
 Gray, Adelbert far H Cove 
 Emery dis 
 
 Lelia E (Paine 
 
 Ethel (m Parsons 
 
 * Jennie (m Tyler 
 
 Stonington 
 
 Arthur lab 
 
 Fred lab 
 
 Maggie (m Inman 
 
 Irving 
 
 Lulu (m Lurvey 
 
 Olive (m Martin 
 Gray, A E far W Eden 
 
 VICTOR 
 
 MACHINES and RECORDS at 
 
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142 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Bessie E (Gray 
 Laura A (m Dow 
 Fannie E (m Gray- 
 Gray, A C caretaker Forest 
 Bertha A (Higgins 
 Clarence A pi 
 
 - Leslie B 
 Gray, Mrs Chas N (Fogg 
 
 S'by Cove 
 
 Linwood C elec 
 
 Gray, Daniel M gard 11 Ash 
 
 Lizzie A (Gtay 
 Gray, E J far S'by Cove 
 Emery dis 
 Ella L (Paine 
 Lillie L (m Hall 
 Mabel M (m Tate 
 Edith A (m Strout 
 Myron H pi 
 
 *Gray, N B sea capt N Y City 
 Ella R (Patchen nurse 
 51 Greel av 
 Madge E (m Hodgkins 
 Gray, Reuben N barber 
 
 21 2d So 
 Fannie E (Gray 
 Greeley, E B 91 West 
 
 Esther (Holmes 
 Edwin H pi 
 
 Greeley, Henry E 
 
 Firm Nickerson, Spratt & 
 Greeley 
 
 bus West h 11 Ken 
 Emma J (Nickerson 
 
 Helen M stu 
 
 Jeanette N 
 Henry E Jr 
 Green, Chas S 
 
 stoves & hardware 
 bus Main res 19 Sch 
 . Ella A (Kitfield 
 Green, Frank mer 
 
 bus Main h 18 Han 
 Goldie (Abramson 
 Frances pi 
 
 Ruth 
 Green, Frank ptr 
 
 9 Brookside av 
 
 Mabel ( 
 
 Baby 
 Greene, Cecilia V pi 35 Rod'k 
 Greene, S H clerg 41 Mt D 
 Cornelia M (Casey 
 *Herbert D mgr 
 
 New Mexico 
 ^Berkley St J 
 
 mgr Anchor Mills 
 Devalls Bluffs, Ark 
 ^Charlotte (m Wood 
 
 Old Mexico 
 
 *Faith C stu Phil, Pa 
 
 Gretchen stu 
 
 Ruth D stu 
 
 Gregory, Flora (Lunt 
 
 laundry wk 14 York 
 
 Grindell, Thos W lab H Cove 
 
 Cassie M (Dickey 
 
 Walter W lab 
 
 Cecil N pi 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 
 
 GRBENHOUSE3-12 Mt. Desert Street 
 STORE— 123 Main Street 
 
CENSUS 
 
 143 
 
 Stella M pi 
 
 Chester H pi 
 
 Norman A pi 
 
 Minnie M 
 
 Arthur R 
 
 HoUis W 
 
 Attie M 
 Grindle, Alonzo H 335 Main 
 Supt Bar Har Water Co 
 
 ^Chester H far Trenton 
 
 *Morris W far Trenton 
 
 ^Victor C far Trenton 
 
 Alice C (Leland-Morton 
 
 Theodore W pi 
 
 Francis C 
 
 Alonzo H Jr 
 Grindle, Winfield 
 
 contr & bldr 
 
 bus 21 Main h 215 Main 
 
 Mabel D (Webber 
 
 Thelma A 
 
 Emma C 
 Guilmette, Alphonse gard 
 
 32 Edge 
 
 Emma (Belair 
 
 Lea pi 
 
 Gullifer, L M 312 2d So 
 
 bicycle repairing, groceries, 
 etc 
 
 Mary A (Ackley 
 
 Leonice M pi 
 
 Florence L pi 
 
 Herbert H 
 
 Alison C 
 
 Leora S 
 
 GuUifer, Lydia M 22 Ash 
 
 (m Cussons 
 
 Leslie M bicycle bus 
 
 Guptill, Ellen A (Tracy 
 
 7 BView av 
 Geo H car 
 
 *Byron A mer Camden 
 *Wm H car 
 
 4th So Hampstead, L I, N Y 
 
 Guptill, Wm driver 28 Eod'k 
 
 Guptill, Geo D car 5 Sch 
 Zena (Grace 
 
 Gusha, Cecil M ho H Cove 
 Emery dis 
 
 Guthrie, Cynthia A (Smith 
 
 12 2d So 
 Bertha V (m Gott 
 J Arthur blk 
 
 Edna M dr mkr 
 
 *Florence L (m Byard 
 
 424 Pearl, Bangor 
 
 Guthrie, J A blk 66 Sch 
 Lavina E (Brown 
 Ralph E pi 
 
 Ernest M pi 
 
 Guthrie, Loring fisher 65 Sch 
 Ella (Russell-King 
 Vera G stu 
 
 Guthrie, Mark H gard 
 
 441/2 Han 
 Ada L (Scott 
 M Beatrice pi 
 
 Margaret K 
 Helen F 
 Mark H Jr 
 
 KODAKS AND AMATEUR SUPPLIES at 
 MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO 
 
 Northeast Harbor 
 
144 
 
 EDEN 
 
 H 
 
 Hadley, E Y coachman 
 
 
 Cliff rd 
 
 Hadley, B L carg driver 
 
 Lucinda J (Tripp 
 
 62 L'lawn av 
 
 Hagerthy, G R sur & phy 
 
 Delia T (Emery 
 
 17 High tel 153 
 
 Lora (m Cleaves 
 
 Helen C (Chandler 
 
 Florence E (m Carter ' 
 
 Haley, Dennis gard 
 
 Benj H Jr stu 
 
 Haley, John genl wk 
 
 Hadley, Currington W Eden 
 
 66 E Lake rd 
 
 retd sea capt 
 
 Haley, Patrick genl wk 
 
 Fred L bk kpr 
 
 19 2d So 
 
 Hadley, Elizabeth (m Paine 
 
 Minnie N (Hutchings- 
 
 S'by Cove Emery dis 
 
 Sawyer 
 
 Benj L carg driver 
 
 Hall, Chas far H Cove 
 
 Hadley, F L bk kpr W Eden 
 
 Minnie J (Morgan 
 
 Minnie (Sumner 
 
 Rose E pi 
 
 Sarah pi 
 
 Bertha pi 
 
 Arthur pi 
 
 Violet M pi 
 
 Fred'k pi 
 
 Hall, Clyde R blk 3 Myrt av 
 
 Helen 
 
 Viva A (Knowles 
 
 Hadley, G W lab Crk 
 
 Mona A 
 
 Eva B (Richardson 
 
 Hall, D G market gard 
 
 Mary L pi 
 
 prop of Hillcrest House 
 
 Helena 
 
 W Eden 
 
 Hadley, John E far W Eden 
 
 Elva M (Emery 
 
 Laura M (Higgins 
 
 Ernest M stu 
 
 Edwin E team 
 
 Edith E at home 
 
 *Esther E (m Jordan 
 
 Arthur E pi 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Agnes M pi 
 
 *Amos D barber 
 
 EUise A pi 
 
 Moody, Waltham, Mass 
 
 Clarice H 
 
 Alton L 
 
 Hall, Floy A (HoUis ho 
 
 Hadley, Raymond pi W Eden 
 
 2 BView av 
 
 Hadley, R J cedar rustic wk 
 
 Lawrence V pi 
 
 Cliff rd 
 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST ; Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 145 
 
 Hall, Geo H prop saw mill 
 S'by Cove Emery dis 
 Lillie M (Gray 
 Harold J pi 
 
 Ellen M pi 
 
 Herbert G pi 
 
 Hall, Lewis H mill S'by Cove 
 
 Ada O (Lee 
 Hamblin, Frank lab O Crk 
 
 Elizabeth S (Walls 
 Hamilton, Chas W exp driver 
 1 Barron ct 
 Angela M (Brooks 
 Hamilton, Laura 2 Cent av 
 (m Richardson 
 Daniel N driver 
 
 Hamilton, Martha B 240 Main 
 (King-Hopkins 
 Flora P dr mkr 
 
 (m Young-Kasselmark 
 Hamor, Albert E blk 
 
 18 Boles av 
 Sadie M (Harris 
 Hamor, Ansel A ptr 
 
 4 B'side av 
 Julia E (Young 
 Cecil B pi 
 
 Francis 
 Hamor, A S far H Cove 
 C Augusta ho 
 
 Julia A (m Salisbury 
 Hamor, Angelia T (Hamor 
 
 H Cove 
 Calvert G far & assessor 
 Hattie E at home 
 
 Hamor, C G far & assessor 
 H Cove 
 
 Helena B (Campbell 
 
 Hamor, Bertha M dr mkr 
 
 154 Main 
 
 Hamor, Chas A ptr & p hgr 
 
 S'by Cove 
 
 Hamor, Chastena (Hodgkins 
 
 Hull's Cove 
 
 Edw R ptr 
 
 Eugene W car 
 
 Frank A genl wk 
 
 Hamor, E R ptr & mer H Cove 
 
 Annie B (Milligan 
 
 Dorothy M pi 
 
 Edward R Jr 
 Hamor, Eben M W Eden 
 
 postmaster & historian 
 
 Ida M (m Rich 
 Hamor, E F car W Eden 
 
 Helen M (Leland 
 
 Linnie E. (m Trundy 
 Hamor, Ella (Preble 
 
 11 Ced av 
 Hamor, E W car H Cove 
 Hamor, Ella F ho H Cove 
 Hamor, Maria M ho H Cove 
 Hamor, E W car H Cove 
 
 Ethel M (Wilcomb 
 
 Ruth E 
 
 Hester L 
 
 Clarence N 
 Hamor, Evelyn F dr mkr 
 Hamor Blk, Main 
 Hamor, F A genl wk H Cove 
 
 TALKING MACHINES— sold on 
 Easy Payments — at CLEMENT'S 
 
146 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Effie E (Brewer dr mkr 
 
 Hamor. G H car S'by Cove 
 Harold D musician 
 
 Louise S (Fogg 
 
 Hamor, H K retd S'by Cove 
 Louise C (Alexander* 
 *Florence A (m Bowden 
 Ellsworth 
 Granville H car 
 
 *Jennie A ho Standish 
 Emma S (m Simpson 
 Lizzie S (m Leland 
 Josephine E (m Higgins 
 *Tina J (m Strout 
 
 Ipswich, Mass 
 * Agnes L (m Durant 
 
 So Windham 
 Lena M (m Stearns 
 Maud L (m Hamor tr 
 Irving G car 
 
 Hamor, I J car S'by Cove 
 Annie P (Day 
 Reginald A 
 
 Hamor, J C far S'by Cove 
 Sand Pt 
 Abbie A (Richardson 
 Harriet B (m Austin 
 Alice M cl 
 
 Ina L (m Liscomb 
 
 Hamor, J E retd W Eden 
 Roxanna (Reed 
 Elwell S car 
 
 Wm M car 
 
 Hamor, John mason 
 
 22 Greel av 
 
 Julia G (Conroy 
 Elizabeth M tr 
 
 Grace E stu 
 
 Hamor, Linwood V gard 
 
 11 Alb Mead 
 
 Hamor, Millard L 2 Hamor pi 
 Road Commissioner 
 Ida J (Leland 
 Mary A ho 
 
 Isabel C dr mkr 
 
 Leslie I cl 
 
 Hoyt P stu 
 
 Hamor, Octavia C stu W Eden 
 
 Hamor, Orrington retd 
 
 S'by Cove The Ovens 
 Mary A (Spurling 
 John mason 
 
 F Evelyn dr mkr Bar H 
 Annie M (m Rodick 
 Harry R cl 
 
 Hamor, Percy A bk kpr 
 
 13 Boles av 
 Maud L (Hamor 
 
 Hamor, Rob't B retd vet 
 S'by Cove 
 *Inez J (m Smith 
 
 Westwood, Mass 
 ^Georgia E bk kpr Ban 
 *Ansel L cl Bangor 
 Gladys L stu 
 
 Hamor, Roy fireman Main 
 Florence E (Harriman 
 
 Hamor, W B retd sea capt 
 
 3 Hamor av 
 
 Birney A team 
 
 FREDERICK H. MOSES, Rorist 
 
 BAR HARBOR (CTe^eaO FINE FLORAL WORK 
 
CENSUS 
 
 147 
 
 Ansel A ptr 
 
 Hamor, Wm M far W Eden 
 Lillian M (Simmons 
 James E pi 
 
 W Melvin pi 
 
 Hanscom, Raymond blk 
 
 H Cove 
 A Gertrude (Bailey 
 N Lee apprentice 
 
 Alvah D pi 
 
 Helen L , P^ 
 
 Erwin H pi 
 
 Marcia G pi 
 
 Albert R pi 
 
 Wallis C pi 
 
 Elwood V 
 Milton S 
 
 Hapworth, Fred E head gard 
 
 Buonriposo Bar Har 
 
 Celia M (Genn milliner 
 
 Hapworth, H E car 52 Eden 
 
 Fred gard 
 
 *Lewis trav sales 
 
 N Y City 
 
 Georrad L pi 
 
 Haraden, O H ins agency 
 
 8 Rob'ts av 
 Annie B (Chandler 
 Linwood C stu 
 
 Shirley E stu 
 
 Lewis W pi 
 
 Harden, Almon 3 Crom H rd 
 team & pub carg 
 Delia H (Emery 
 Mabel G (m Grant 
 
 E Bernice (m Pettingill 
 *Fred fore 
 
 Westerly, R I 
 Maurice G genl wk 
 
 Harding, Seth far Ind Pt 
 Martha F (Pray 
 
 Hardison, Lester H pi 
 
 18 Boles av 
 
 Hardy, Geo lab 2 Edge 
 Darrell cl 
 
 Harriman, Blanche L (Sproul 
 
 Lodging Ho 130 Main 
 
 Edna C stu 
 
 Harriman, John N S 5 Han pi 
 driver & lawn wk 
 Almeda E (Perkins 
 Florence E (m Hamor 
 Leroy R barber 
 
 Harriman, L R barber 
 
 bus Cot h 40 G Mary 
 Bessie ( Pray 
 Kathleen P pi 
 
 Margaret E pi 
 
 Mildred W 
 John F 
 
 Harris, Annie (Peyser 5 Oak 
 Rae ho 56 Main 
 
 Miriam B ho 
 
 Harold T emp pool room 
 Maud E pi 
 
 Mark L stu 
 
 Cecilia S pi 
 
 Harris, Edw gard 27 Eden 
 Anna T (Murphy 
 
 Harris, Jas gard 11 Boles av 
 
 VICTOR and EDISON RECORDS 
 
 at CLKMEIffT'S Music Store 
 
148 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Minnie A (Hay ward 
 
 Haskell, A C far Eden 
 
 Mary M pi 
 
 Renana (Mayo 
 
 Charles W pi 
 
 Haskell, Frank cl ext L'lawn 
 
 James L pi 
 
 Lena M (Stover 
 
 H Wallace 
 
 Gladys L 
 
 Harris, John H gard 
 
 Leonard 
 
 11 Myrt av 
 
 Haskell, Geo E blk H Cove 
 
 Mary A (Kavanagh 
 
 Maud E (Frost-Hodsdon 
 
 John H pi 
 
 Hass, Chas E gard 104 L'lawn 
 
 Chas E pi 
 
 Lizzie A (Goodwin 
 
 Walter A pi 
 
 Shirley L pi 
 
 Florence M pi 
 
 Sylvia M 
 
 Wilfred F 
 
 Hatt, Jas A exp driver 
 
 Harris, Margaret (Brown 
 
 50 Crom Har rd 
 
 11 Boles av 
 
 Lillian B (Dorr 
 
 James gard 
 
 Hayes, Fred B elec & bt bldr 
 
 Harris, Miriam B ho 278 Main 
 
 10 Everard av 
 
 Hartwell, F G blk 
 
 Alice (Harmon 
 
 bus Stonington h 9 Cent av 
 
 Ralph R pi 
 
 Jennie H (Crabtree 
 
 Alta A pi 
 
 Doris H (m Moseley 
 
 Hayes, Dennis J porter 
 
 Teresa pi 
 
 Dora (Berry-Leighton 
 
 James E pi 
 
 Haynes, Ada J ho 47 Greel av 
 
 Kenneth L pi 
 
 Haynes, E L ptr 26 Greel av 
 
 Lester P pi 
 
 Inez B (McFarland 
 
 Harvey, Albert P sea capt 
 
 Blanche E pi 
 
 Crk 
 
 Haynes, Geo M far W Eden 
 
 Eliza E (PettingiU 
 
 Alice R (Layes 
 
 Harold E 
 
 Baby 
 
 Raymond A 
 
 Haynes, John H car Ind Pt 
 
 Harvey, Fred A car 3 Davis pi 
 
 Emma L (Smallidge 
 
 Nellie M (Walls 
 
 Bessie L pi 
 
 Everett B stu 
 
 Carlton W pi 
 
 Lulu M pi 
 
 Mary E 
 
 Frank A 
 
 
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 HOWARD 8. NASON 
 FBANK E. NASON 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 149 
 
 Haynes, Velma (Atherton 
 
 38 L'lawn av 
 Wm E cl 
 
 Maud R (m Higgins 
 Haynes, Wm E cl 
 
 7 Barron ct 
 Julia M (Henderson 
 Hayward, C David lab 
 
 7 Stanwood pi 
 Augusta H (Dahl 
 Hilma H 
 HayWard, Geo W gard 
 
 Laselva Eden 
 
 Annie B (Smith 
 Chas A coach 
 
 *Alberta (m White 
 
 Larkin, Bangor 
 *Ethel (m Smith 
 
 142 Grove, Augusta 
 
 Hayward, C A coach 
 
 Laselva, Eden 
 
 Eva (Higgins 
 
 Head, Sam'l E West 
 
 boarding ho & detective 
 
 Sarah (Snow 
 
 landlady 
 
 ♦Florence E (m Pedelford 
 
 Waltham, Mass 
 
 *Frank S law 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Heath, Chas W gard 321 Main 
 
 Nellie M (Smith 
 
 Wm K 
 
 Henessy, Agnes V nurse Han 
 
 Hersey, Geo W car 
 
 2 B'view av 
 
 Hersom, T G livery 28 Rod'k 
 
 Higgins, A caretkr 45 Hoi av 
 Betsey M (Stanwood 
 Allen P gard 
 
 George H elec 
 
 Higgins, Abbie (Salisbury 
 
 Ind Pt 
 Thos C mer 
 
 *Willard H car 
 
 Somerville, Mass 
 Calvin plumber 
 
 Clara E (m Norris 
 Belle (m Hurley 
 
 Higgins, Abbie L (Bunker 
 
 11 Stephens Lane 
 
 Higgins, A L car 
 
 17 Rob'ts av 
 Lettie A (Call 
 *Mollie G (m Smith 
 
 Porto Rico 
 *Esther L Porto Rico 
 Enid S pi 
 
 Higgins, Almira (Richardson 
 
 Ind Pt 
 
 Benj H postm & far 
 
 Bloomfield far 
 
 Higgins, Alvin H far Ind Pt 
 Ellen E (Haynes 
 Iva M (m Cousins 
 Elliott G far 
 
 Howard H ' pi 
 
 Betsey E pi 
 
 Higgins, Arthur M cl 5 Sch 
 
 10c SHEET MUSIC "^^^-^^^ 
 
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 on application. 
 
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 S. J. Clement, Bar Harbor 
 
150 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Higgins, Ambrose H car 
 
 6 Locus Lane 
 
 Elizabeth (Ash 
 
 Clinton B mer 
 
 *E Leander architect 
 
 519 Cumberland av, 
 
 Portland 
 
 Higgins, Ann M (Higgins 
 
 Private Hosp W Eden 
 Lottie M prop restaurant 
 . Bar Har 
 Lola J (m Richards 
 Jesse H restaurant wk 
 Higgins, Archie A lab 
 
 W Eden 
 Mary A (Closson 
 Bertrand A 
 Franklin E 
 Higgins, Mrs AS 25 Rod'k 
 (Leland-Marcyes 
 Higgins, Benj H Ind Pt 
 
 postmaster & far 
 Louise J (Lurvey 
 Higgins, Bloomfield far 
 
 3 High 
 Fannie S (Billings 
 *Myron "W auto bus 
 
 Baltimore, Md 
 Myra A milliner 
 
 Higgins, B S grocer 353 Main 
 Higgins, Calvin L plumber 
 28 Bridge 
 Grace G (Higgins 
 Marguerite N cl 
 
 Higgins, C B harness bus 
 
 bus Cot h 216 Main 
 
 Georgia P (Tripp 
 
 John R 
 
 Caroline E 
 Higgins, Chas T groc cl 
 
 5 Bridge 
 
 Nettie L (Hodgkins 
 
 C Clayton 
 
 Clarissa M 
 Higgins, E B retd W Eden 
 
 Grace A (m Fogg 
 Higgins, Edwin H car 92 Main 
 
 Adeline (Ash Board Ho 
 
 Mabel milliner 
 
 Higgins, E H far H Cove 
 
 Josephine E (Hamor 
 
 Maisie S pi 
 
 Edgar S pi 
 
 Higgins, E L far Eden 
 
 Carrie A (Gordon 
 Higgins, E L architect 
 
 sum res 16 Locus Lane 
 
 Hortense (Stevens 
 
 Ambrose S 
 Higgins, Emma G (Wetherbee 
 42 L'lawn av 
 
 Clarabelle (m Foster 
 
 Chas T cl 
 
 Blanche G (m Gooch 
 Higgins, Emma L dr mkr 
 154 Main 
 Higgins, Eugene H 
 
 mail carrier 
 49 Greel av 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 30 Years at Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 151 
 
 Anna (Smithwick 
 Francis S 
 
 Iliggins, Eugene P mason 
 
 Ind Pt 
 Carrie B (Richardson 
 Lawrence E cl S'by Cove 
 Lionel S emp nursery 
 Gladys A stu 
 
 Viola S stu 
 
 Audrey M pi 
 
 Sherman F pi 
 
 * Roger L pi 
 
 B Avis pi 
 
 J Beverly pi 
 
 Kenneth R 
 Keith 
 
 Higgins, Eunice (Gott 
 
 W Eden 
 
 Higgins, Fenelon B car 
 
 11 Rockwood av 
 Addie L (Mayo 
 Alta B (m Graham 
 Howe D stu 
 
 Hilda B - pi 
 
 Ruel pi 
 
 Higgins, F A carg ptr 
 
 12 Mt Des 
 Jennie (Thorne 
 Nettie cl 
 
 Higgins, Frank E car 
 
 8 Wes av 
 .Mae E (Salisbury 
 M Ermond pi 
 
 Higgins, Frank L police 
 
 Ind Pt 
 
 Eldora M (Lurvey 
 
 dr mkr 
 *Chas A genl wk 
 
 N E Har 
 Luray V genl wk 
 
 *Winfred plumber 
 
 N E Har 
 Arthur C gard 
 
 Higgins, Frank N 
 
 driver 
 
 29 Pine 
 Lenora (Tourtelotte 
 Annie B (m Parsons 
 Bertha A (m Gray 
 Georgia E at home 
 
 Wesley F pi 
 
 Higgins, Geo A F lab off West 
 Elizabeth E ho 
 
 Higgins, Geo P car 
 
 1 Crom Har rd 
 *Freeman steward 
 
 steamer Morse 
 47 Larkin, Rockland 
 Lilla V (Merrill-Hopkins 
 Higgins, Harold S 32 Bridge 
 freight cl 
 Eva (Meader 
 Higgins, Hattie M (Hopkins 
 36 L'lawn 
 *Alice E (m Conners 
 
 Brookline, Mass 
 
 *AgnesP bk kpr 
 
 72 Lincoln, Boston, Mass 
 
 Sherman B plumber 
 
 Higgins, H C ptr 
 
 4 Rob'ts Sq 
 
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162 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Alberta E (Smith 
 
 Higgins, H P dentist 
 
 of Mt D Blk res 54 Main 
 Blanche (Fuller 
 
 embroidery 
 Chas S stu 
 
 Higgins, Jesse H 
 
 restaurant wk 
 3 Everard PI 
 Mabel H (Law 
 Robert L 
 Harvard D 
 
 Higgins, Mrs Jessie L H Cove 
 Tea Cup Inn 
 
 Higgins, J Murray car 
 
 55 G Mary 
 Ida C (Stover 
 Harold H bicycle wk 
 Chas M stu 
 
 Eugenia M stu 
 
 Florence B pi 
 
 Fred E pi 
 
 Mary E 
 
 Higgins, Jos gard 33 Edge 
 Harry E gard Main 
 Melville J coach 
 
 Audrey C at home 
 
 Higgins, Lena M dr mkr 
 
 35 Rod'k 
 
 Higgins, Luray V genl wk 
 Ind Pt 
 Edith J (Calor 
 Grace E pi 
 
 Elmer M ^ pi 
 
 Victor A 
 
 Ruth A 
 Baby Boy 
 Higgins, Mariam R at home 
 o Dtepnen's Jjane 
 Higgins, Mary F (Snow 
 
 42 Eden 
 Royal G phy & surg 
 
 Higgins, Mary (Higgins Eden 
 Higgins, Mary I (Higgins 
 
 216 Main 
 Wm B meat cutter 
 
 Higgins, Melvin W Eden 
 
 Higgins, Nancy L ho 
 
 S'by Cove 
 Higgins, Nettie B (Richards 
 Ind Pt 
 Eugene H mail car 
 
 Addie L (m Richards 
 Frank E mgr Casino 
 Higgins, Norris R lab 
 
 74 Pine Hill 
 Minnie A 
 
 (Milliken-Gatchell 
 Ralph R pi 
 
 Higgins, N W far W Eden 
 Alma P (Knowles 
 Addie J (m Emery 
 Higgins, C lab W Eden 
 Nettie C (Allen 
 *Percy W cl 
 
 Maiden, Mass 
 *Ivory W lab 
 
 Granville S cl Bar Har 
 Ansel B cl 
 
 Alice A (m Braley 
 
 J. H. BRANSCOM, Hay and Straw 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
CENSUS 
 
 153 
 
 Higgins, Phebe E (Titus 
 
 *Ralph S dentist Brewer 
 
 6 Alb Mead 
 
 HoUis C ptr 
 
 Grace G (m Higgins 
 
 Higgins, T C grocer bus Sch 
 
 *Arno W elec Bangor 
 
 h 15 Des Isles av 
 
 Bessie W photog 
 
 Nettie M (Smith 
 
 Higgins, R G phy & surg 
 
 T Carol stu 
 
 res 23 Greel av 
 
 Higgins, V L s cutter 15 Han 
 
 of cor Cot & Main 
 
 Nell A (m Ingalls 
 
 Catherine G (Little 
 
 Archie A lab 
 
 Royal G Jr stu 
 
 Margaret L (Cameron 
 
 Higgins, Rob't A coach Eden 
 
 Lamont 
 
 Elizabeth (Hand 
 
 AdeHaide V 
 
 *James J groom 
 
 Higgins, W C retd W Eden 
 
 N Y City 
 
 Julia A (Hadley 
 
 *Rob't A Jr chauffeur 
 
 Edith (m Rich 
 
 N Y City 
 
 Higgins, W M B meat cutter 
 
 *George L driver 
 
 228 Main av 
 
 N Y City 
 
 Jessie F (Young 
 
 Wm R groom 
 
 Rita I at home 
 
 Higgins, S H gard H Cove 
 
 Vera E stu 
 
 Ada A (Hodgkins 
 
 Alice G pi 
 
 Earl W lab 
 
 Hilgrove, C E s cut off ^Vest 
 
 Gladys R pi 
 
 Ellen E (Young 
 
 Tryphen L' pi 
 
 *Lester A lab Birch Har 
 
 Harry J pi 
 
 *Herbert pi Portland 
 
 Oscar A 
 
 Charlotte M pi 
 
 Chas E 
 
 Anna pi 
 
 Higgins, Sherman B plumber 
 
 Robert D pi 
 
 38 L'lawn 
 
 Everard B pi 
 
 Maud R (Haynes 
 
 Leamon C 
 
 Natalie 
 
 Agnes K 
 
 Higgins, S N genl wk 
 
 Hilgrove, Wm E blk 12 York 
 
 6 The Field 
 
 Julia A (D alt on 
 
 Francina E (Hutchings 
 
 Hill, E W civil eng 15 Pleas 
 
 Ada A (m Stafford 
 
 Letitia E (Joy 
 
 for Rent or Sold on 
 Easy Payments at CLEMENT'S 
 
154 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Walter G hotel cl 
 
 Lydia S pi 
 
 Hillson, Nathan clothier 
 
 bus 64 Main res 10 Han 
 
 Katie (Wolf son 
 
 Isaac clothier 
 
 Samuel clothier 
 
 Sophia stu 
 
 Hinch, Catherine (Fox 
 
 78 Eden 
 
 *Wm E city marshal 
 
 Bridge St, Augustine, Fla 
 
 John T dentist 
 
 Hattie R at home 
 
 Alice M at home 
 
 Hinch, J T dentist 
 
 of Main h High 
 
 Alice R (Young toy store 
 Hinckley, C M eng H Cove 
 
 Effie B (Dickey 
 
 Doris M pi 
 
 C Herbert 
 Hinckley, E J dentist 
 
 of Main h Main 
 
 Edith L (Adams 
 
 Oliver A 
 
 Hodgkins, Almon B car 
 
 51 Greel av 
 
 Hodgkins, J Robie car 
 
 51 Greel av 
 
 Hodgkins, Anson A car Oak 
 
 Cleveland V stu 
 
 Etta (Duffy 
 Hodgkins, Arthur D pi Ind Pt 
 Hodgkins, Donald E pi Ind Pi 
 
 Hodgkins, Bert L trucking 
 G Mary 
 Arver E trucking 
 
 Grace E (Rowe 
 Winfield B pi 
 
 Clarence L pi 
 
 Laler L pi 
 
 Wyman W pi 
 
 Huldy M 
 
 Hodgkins, Chester A 
 
 contr & bldr 
 bus Greel av h 25 Bridge 
 Lucy F (Wakefield 
 
 Hodgkins, Clarence W Eden 
 
 Hodgkins, E L car 6 Ken 
 Ardell M (Googins 
 Hattie A (m Lynam 
 *Lena M (m Smallidge 
 
 Winter Harbor 
 Georgia B at home 
 
 Hodgkins, Harrison M 
 
 fish mkt 
 h 112 Cot bus West 
 Minnie G (Conners 
 Gerald C pi 
 
 Hodgkins, Harry C retd mer 
 21 Ken 
 Annie B (Salisbury 
 Myrtle C stu 
 
 Florence L stu 
 
 Roscoe N pi 
 
 Hodgkins, Harvey W 4 Rod'k 
 car & water boat 
 Annie R (Stanley 
 Hollis L emp fish mkt 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 

 CENSUS 
 
 Oscar L 
 
 stu 
 
 
 Cecil C 
 
 stu 
 
 
 Nelson S 
 
 pi 
 
 
 Marion L 
 
 pi 
 
 
 gkins, H Curtis 
 
 far 
 
 
 29 Main 
 Asa stu 
 
 Ray K stu 
 
 Hodgkins, Helen L ho 
 
 29 Main 
 Hodgkins, H I steam laundry 
 bus West h 36 Cot 
 Cora L (Crimmin 
 Hodgkins, Irving I shoe mkr 
 bus 41 Main h 6 Rob'ts Sq 
 Maria P (Dyer 
 Harold W pi 
 
 Loid P pi 
 
 Madeline I 
 Hodgkins, Isaac N car 
 
 5 Bar ct 
 W Etta (Jones 
 *Lena I tel op 
 
 91% Trueman, New London, 
 
 Conn 
 
 Hodgkins, J F fish mkt 
 
 66 Mt Desert 
 
 Hannah J (Ball 
 
 Herbert I steam laundry 
 
 *Lalia C (m Wood 
 
 W Gouldsboro 
 
 Harrison M fish dlr 
 
 Hodgkins, Jno L car & far 
 
 Eden 
 Lena M (Frost 
 
 155 
 
 Effie E (m Reed 
 Nettie L (m Higgins 
 Ludolph P groc cl 
 
 Emmons B stu 
 
 J Dallas stu 
 
 Burton L ' stu 
 
 Harley pi 
 
 Hodgkins, Jno F car 
 
 3 Hamor pi 
 Luhama (Bunker 
 Orrin A car 
 
 Maude M (m Mitchell 
 
 Hodgkins, O A car 3 Hamor pi 
 Myrtie E (Higgins 
 Mabel L 
 Bertha J 
 
 Hodgkins, R L elec 
 
 h 51 Greel av bus 150 Main 
 Madge E (Gray 
 Dorothy B pi 
 
 Majorie D pi 
 
 Robert P 
 
 Hodgkins, Willis C car 
 
 54 E Lake rd 
 Sarah E (Dodge 
 *Elzie E (m Hodgkins 
 
 Marlboro 
 Winfield C pi 
 
 Hodsdon, Maud E (m Haskell 
 
 H Cove 
 
 Cecil H pi 
 
 Holbrook, Annie D (m McKay 
 
 64 Sch 
 
 *Arthur P ptr 
 
 Franklin 
 
 THE BEST 
 PLACE TO 
 BUY A . . . 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IS AT 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
166 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Jasper H fm wk W Eden 
 
 Bernice Z (Kellam 
 
 Mildred G (m McKay 
 
 Doris A pi 
 
 HoUis, Addie (m Smith 
 
 Nelson K 
 
 4 B'side av 
 
 Clyde L 
 
 Floy A (m Hall 
 
 Hopkins, Martha B 240 Main 
 
 *J Iver (m Fen wick 
 
 (m Hamilton 
 
 Millbridge 
 
 *Irving L sexton 
 
 Lura L laundress 
 
 Readfield 
 
 Lewis D genl wk 
 
 *Geo G far 
 
 Myrton E mill wk 
 
 W Bridgewater, Mass 
 
 Holmes, Linnie L dr mkr 
 
 Ida A (m Cunningham 
 
 91 West 
 
 Nellie E (m Parsons 
 
 Holmes, Myra S (Fernald 
 
 John A blk 
 
 dr mkr 21 Greel av 
 
 Hopkins, Nelson E blk 
 
 Myra E (m Morrison 
 
 6 Wes av 
 
 Holt, Arthur B 95 Cot 
 
 Edith L (Hoyt 
 
 sardine fac & far 
 
 Hop Sing, laundry Main 
 
 Cora G (Hersey 
 
 Horton, Josiah S car 
 
 Hopkins, Clarence lab H Cove 
 
 50 E Lake rd 
 
 Emery dis 
 
 Katie (Sperry 
 
 Hopkins, E T gard 45 Cot 
 
 Malcolm R pi 
 
 Winnie E (McFarland 
 
 Beatrice M pi 
 
 Dorothy M pi 
 
 Josephine L 
 
 Beulah W 
 
 Howard, Geo W lab 
 
 Hopkins, G W far S'by Cove 
 
 8 Hamor av 
 
 Linda M (Young 
 
 Christy A (Willens 
 
 *Georgia T (m Verrill 
 
 B Agnes 
 
 Biddeford Pool 
 
 Hubbard, Mary A 32 G Mary 
 
 Carrie T (m Thompson 
 
 (m Sweeney 
 
 Seth H contr & bldr 
 
 Fred pi 
 
 3 Brookside av 
 
 Paula pi 
 
 *Archie C elec 
 
 Hubley, Jennie E nurse Han 
 
 Bucksport 
 
 Humphrey, Julia A (Stearns 
 
 Hopkins, L W ptr 12 Lenx pi 
 
 S'by Cove The Ovens 
 
 g^ NASON & SON Exclusive Agents for the Crawford Shoe 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 157 
 
 Huntley, Chas H lab 62 For 
 
 Jane S (Andrews-Rowe 
 
 Maca J lab 
 
 Huntley, E S gard 
 
 (see adv) 14 Kavanagh Field 
 
 Syvellar (Maker 
 
 Shirley A pi 
 
 Huntley, Geo H gard 
 
 7 Rod'k pi 
 
 Sadie E (Allen 
 Huntley, S I lab off West 
 
 Bertha M (Weirs 
 
 Abbie J pi 
 
 Chas B pi 
 
 Hattie M pi 
 
 Villa B 
 
 Ellie M 
 
 Bessie B 
 Hunton, Eda A (m Redding 
 
 7 Oak 
 
 *Fred mill wk 
 
 Ellsworth Falls 
 
 Arthur L 
 Hunton, G Raymond pi 
 
 32 West 
 Hurd, Dan'l R lab Brookside 
 Hurlihy, Belle (Higgins 
 
 4 Everard av 
 
 Walker D stu 
 
 Hutchings, Arthur W gard 
 
 7 East 
 
 Lulu D (Coffin 
 
 Frances E 
 Hutchings, Austin car 15 Main 
 
 Ingalls, Carl D mail car 
 
 130 Cot 
 Nellie A (Higgins 
 Ingalls, R I (see adv) 27 Eden 
 landscape gard & contr 
 Alice J (McFarland 
 Reginald I Jr 
 Gerard W 
 In graham, Geo laundry wk 
 15 Main 
 Ireland, Fred D team Oak 
 Addie M (Powers 
 Sylvia M 
 
 Jellison, Fred A hair dresser 
 
 bus Cot h 9 Rob'ts Sq 
 
 Clara J (Johnson 
 
 Fred C mer 
 
 ^Fontaine R mgr store 
 
 Rockland 
 
 Jellison, Fred C mer 
 
 9 Rob'ts Sq 
 
 Eda (Dearborn 
 
 ladies hatter 
 Jellison, G M lab Crk rd 
 Annie (Morrison 
 Albert O lab 
 
 *Maude E (m Bray 
 
 Portland 
 Blanche M (m Moore 
 Rupert A U of M stu 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 160 rvlain Street 
 
 MUSIC 
 STORE 
 
 BAR HARBOR 
 
158 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Jellison, H D far Eden 
 Horas W sea capt 
 
 *John A gard Va 
 
 Jellison, H W sea capt Eden 
 Virginia L (Allen 
 Harold M pi 
 
 Jellison, Nina E milliner 
 
 9 Rob'ts Sq 
 
 Jellison, H chief of police 
 8 Hancock 
 Elsie M (Scott 
 George S 
 Clyde L 
 
 Jewell, E A 15 Main 
 
 Jewell, Edw lab 35 Rod'k 
 Mary (Myrick 
 
 Jewett, H F blk 11 Cent av 
 Helen L (Gregg 
 Alton G 
 
 Johnson, Chester fisher 
 
 S 'by Cove 
 Tena (Robinson 
 Thelma pi 
 
 Kenneth pi 
 
 Pauline 
 
 Johnson, Everett W moulder 
 9 Brookside av 
 Addie J (Bowden 
 Norman E pi 
 
 Carlton P pi 
 
 Lester E pi 
 
 Percy L pi 
 
 Johnston, Harry C tin wk 
 9 West 
 
 Blanche F 
 
 ( Murphy-Sumner 
 Johnston, Louis gard 
 
 9 Greel av 
 Johnston, Katherine H 
 
 (Crabtree 34 Edge 
 Hazel M pi 
 
 Johnston, Wm J genl wk 
 40 Eden 
 Alma S (Jewett 
 Bessie J mus tr 
 
 Lawrence E genl wk 
 
 Rita B ho 
 
 Edward H pi 
 
 Shirley pi 
 
 George D pi 
 
 Archie pi 
 
 Jones, Thos P estate supt 
 
 Robin Hood Park 
 Ella (Williams 
 Esther P pi 
 
 Doris B 
 Beth E 
 Jones, Wm H lab 66 West 
 Jordan, Anna J (m Bowden 
 S 'by Cove 
 *Lucy (m Cousins 
 
 Trenton 
 
 *Howard E veterinary 
 
 Mattapan, Mass 
 
 Nellie K (m Sherman 
 
 Jordan, Arno team H Cove 
 
 Alice (Portener 
 
 laundress 
 Jordan, Arno M gard 5 Ash 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 
 
 GREENHOUSES— 12 Mt. Desert Street 
 STORE— 123 Main Street 
 
CENSUS 
 
 159 
 
 Clara T (Strout 
 
 Jordan, Fred A ptr 
 
 3 Brookside av 
 Annie E (Bailey 
 Myrtle L pi 
 
 Lawrence F 
 Evelyn H 
 
 Jordan, Harriet E (Durgin 
 
 President Y W C A 
 2 Myrt av 
 
 Jordan, Mrs H B (Johnson 
 
 boarders 4 Cot 
 
 Jordan, Jos F car H Cove 
 Cora L (White 
 Mattie P pi 
 
 • Waldo A pi 
 
 Joseph G pi 
 
 Eve^lyn R 
 
 Jordan, Mary E (Emerson 
 
 Eden 
 *Sullivan K far Waltham 
 ^Elliott F cook Waltham 
 Arno W team 
 
 *Bion B blk Waltham 
 Adelaide B (m Grant 
 Ernest H genl wk 
 
 Jordan, Mary E (Warren 
 
 17 Bridge 
 Theresa E (m Clark 
 Wm R driver 
 
 Jordan, Nathan W W Eden 
 
 Jordan, Wm R driver 31 Eden 
 Annie S (Leland 
 Herbert M bk kpr 
 
 Jov, C H restaurant 48 Cot 
 
 Eva (Roberts 
 
 Joy, G Raymond mer 
 
 h 20 Rob'ts av bus 17 West 
 
 Marion B (Fifield 
 
 Barbara E pi 
 
 Ernest H pi 
 
 Joy, Melvin G far W Eden 
 ^Matilda (m Beal 
 
 Rockland 
 *Mary E Rockland 
 
 *Annie Rockland 
 
 Maria W (Kenison- 
 
 Higgins 
 Gertrude M (m Mosley 
 
 Joy, Nancy E (Foss 41 Rod'k 
 Preston H restaurant 
 
 Horace D real est agt 
 *Emma D (m Hassey 
 
 N Y City 
 Ellen S at home 
 
 Joyce, Clarence A yacht capt 
 16 Sch 
 Myra D (Miller 
 Shirley A U of M stu 
 Inez F stu 
 
 Fannie A pi 
 
 Kavanagh, Mrs S E (Wasgatt 
 
 42 Mt Desert 
 
 Keezer, Benj F team 10 York 
 
 Lura L (Hollis 
 Keezer, David far H Cove 
 
 Isabelle ( ho 
 
 MAIL ORDERS FOR PHOTO SUPPLIES 
 Filled Promptly from 
 
 MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO, Northeast Harbor 
 
160 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Josephine ho 
 
 Keith, Carrie E (m Burton 
 
 AYescott av 
 C Everett coach 
 
 Carrie E (m Frazier 
 
 Keith, C E coach 
 
 Edward pi 
 
 Kellam, E H yachting 7 Lrl ct 
 Nellie B (Moon 
 Bernice (m Hopkins 
 Maud E ho 
 
 Minnie A at home 
 
 Beatrice A pi 
 
 Robert H 
 
 Kelly, Elizabeth M bk kpr 
 2 Boles av 
 
 Kelly, Percy grocer 
 
 h 2 Boles av bus 37 Cot 
 Annie M (Hughes 
 
 Kelley, Hazel L pi 95 Cot 
 
 Kelley, Hudson pianist 
 20 Bridge 
 Albertina (Pierce 
 Beatrice L violinist 
 
 Kelley, Jas F far & mkt gard 
 Crk rd 
 Ella (Nugent 
 Francis Percy pi 
 
 Hugh N pi 
 
 Edward T 
 
 Kenderson, Margie (m Willey 
 
 36 Forest 
 
 Eleanor pi 
 
 Kent, R W blk 
 
 Rose L (Pendleton 
 
 laundry 
 
 bus 43 West h 8 B'view av 
 
 *Mabel M ho Bangor 
 
 Hazel L ho 
 
 Keucher, Chas A druggist 
 bus Main rms 19 Ken 
 
 Kief, P H lab Eden 
 
 Tullia A (Thomas 
 Augusta M 
 
 King, C F far Eden 
 
 Florence E (Seeley 
 Walter F pi 
 
 Beatrice L pi 
 
 Lewis M 
 Reginald L 
 
 King, Ella (m Guthrie 65 Sch 
 
 *Vernon seaman 
 
 British Columbia 
 
 King, Geo H far Eden 
 Lizzie M (Haynes 
 Maurice C pi 
 
 Bernice A pi 
 
 Inez M 
 
 King, Lewis M retd Eden 
 *Effie (m McCartney 
 
 Ellsworth 
 *Sadie (m Dunton 
 
 Berlin, N H 
 Laura (m Loring 
 Chas F far 
 
 Geo H far 
 
 Josephine K (m Leland 
 ♦Helen A ho 
 
 N Ellsworth 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 161 
 
 Kii^g, AVm E driver 
 
 8 Way Lane 
 Abbie L (Peach 
 
 Kingman, Loring far W Eden 
 Hattie M (Butler 
 Elwood G pi 
 
 Hazel V pi 
 
 Maurice L 
 
 Kingsley, Allen S 32 Greel av 
 
 treas & mgr Clark Coal Co 
 
 Mary S (Frazier dr mkr 
 
 Kingsley, Eleanor C (Jones 
 
 99 Cot 
 Ada E (m Moran 
 
 Kingsley, Stephen L 
 
 ins, loan, real est 
 res 33 Han bus 77 Main 
 
 Emma (Hutchings 
 Ralph H ins, loan, real est 
 
 Kingsley, R H ins, etc 
 
 res 33 Han bus 77 Main 
 Elva G (Whipple 
 
 Kirk, Edw E estate supt 
 Point Acadia 404 Main 
 Annie F (Walsh 
 Joseph L stu 
 
 George E stu 
 
 Dorothy l! stu 
 
 E Benedict pi 
 
 Pauline F 
 
 Kirk, Joseph estate supt 
 
 Keewaydin Main 
 
 Elizabeth (Forde 
 
 George H pi 
 
 Charlotte M pi 
 
 Kittredge, C W far W Eden 
 Judith A (Thomas 
 Alice S (m Graves 
 ^Raymond W exp agt 
 Greenville Jet 
 *Chas D lab 
 
 Athol, Mass 
 Marian E at home 
 
 Eleanor B stu 
 
 Kittredge, R H mer 
 
 21 Mt D 
 
 Kittredge, Laura E ho 
 
 21 Mt D 
 
 Knowles, OB far W Eden 
 Jerome H law 
 
 Lelia J (m Tripp 
 
 Knowles, Thos B far W Eden 
 Letitia G (Moor 
 Abbie F (m Suminsby 
 Emily B (m Peach 
 *Thos lab Douglas Wyom 
 Judith S ho 
 
 Harold lab 
 
 Knox, James farmer Eden 
 Clarinda (Leland 
 Ella F (m Burns 
 Geo E lab 
 
 Wm J lab 
 
 Clara E (m Gilbert 
 
 Koch, Margaret W Eden 
 Field Sec C E of Maine 
 
 Koppang, H H pay cl U S N 
 22 1st So 
 Bessie C (Dorr 
 
 THE PLACE 
 TO BUY A 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IS -A.T 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
162 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Kurson, Julius 
 
 clothier 
 
 (see adv) 
 
 56 Main 
 
 ; Rose (Caro 
 
 
 , Harold C 
 
 pl 
 
 Merrill B 
 
 pl 
 
 Sylvia M 
 
 
 LaCount, Flora 20 1st So 
 
 ( Pendleton-Pendleton 
 
 * Clyde C marine fire 
 
 *Ralpli R picture op 
 
 Ladd, C C mer 
 
 bus 18 Main res 9 High 
 Katherine (Hoff 
 Mary E 
 Chas C Jr 
 
 Ladd, Wm fisher 8 Lenx pl 
 Woodbury sailor 
 
 *Adolphus asst 1 ho kpr 
 Duck Is 
 Evelene (m Ryder 
 Julia E (Connell-Lewis 
 
 Lally, Wm far Crk 
 
 Mary C (Walls 
 Granville W lab 
 
 Rena D (m White 
 
 Lambert, Geo R team 
 
 15 Rod'k 
 
 Sadie A (Reynolds 
 
 G Robert pl 
 
 David C ^ pl 
 
 Landers, S Estella S'by Cove 
 
 (m Garland 
 
 Irving L pl E Lake rd 
 
 Landers, Thos T restaurant 
 9 West 
 Julia L (Cronin 
 Henry P pl 
 
 Thomas A 
 Lawford, H A 
 
 painting & decorating bus 
 res 395 Main bus 292 Main 
 Ella A (Dunham 
 Arthur H electrical bus 
 Lawford, Sarah J 24 Edge 
 (Eaton-Weed- Webber 
 Lawrence, A E (see adv) 
 
 Firm A E Lawrence Co 
 contrs & bldrs 
 res 13 Newton Way 
 bus 116-118 Cot 
 Gertrude (Stratton 
 *Eva L forelady 
 
 117 Park, New Haven, Conn 
 Lawson, L E pool room 
 
 h 1 Bar ct bus Main 
 Mona B (Blaisdell 
 Leach, Luther A 40 Han 
 supt Elec Light Co 
 M Elizabeth (Austin 
 Luther A Jr stu 
 
 Leighton, Dora E (m Hayes 
 16 York 
 Susan M pl 
 
 Leighton, Jos W P cl 95 Cot 
 Ethel C (Emery 
 Marjorie B 
 Leighton, Melvin car 17 Han 
 Louise C (Anderson 
 
 FREDERICK H. MOSES, Florist 
 
 BAR HARBOR 
 
 /Open all\ 
 V the Year y/ 
 
 FINE FLORAL WORK 
 
CENSUS 
 
 163 
 
 Mildred E 
 Ralph M 
 Lester L 
 Leighton, S E I 
 
 stu 
 stu 
 stu 
 far 
 
 S'by Cove Emery dis 
 Alice M (Bunker 
 Eudora E pi 
 
 Leland, AH lab H Cove 
 Clara E dr mkr 
 
 Julia A (Hodgkins 
 Geneva E (m Woodard 
 
 Leland, Alston lab S'by Cove 
 Matilda (Salisbury 
 Lewis lab 
 
 *Maud (m Mass 
 
 Herman pi 
 
 Leland, Angelia H at home 
 19 Fed 
 
 Leland, Angle N laundress 
 108 L'lawn 
 
 Leland, Ansel B 
 
 Pres Clark Coal Co 
 h 5 Fed bus West 
 Alice M (Rich 
 Sylvia A stenog 
 
 Leland, Clara E dr mkr 
 
 154 Main 
 
 Leland, E E car 7 Des I av 
 Mary D (Cleaves 
 Linnie A bk kpr 
 
 Shirley E cl 
 
 Lois M stu 
 
 Walter I pi 
 
 Harland D 
 
 Leland, Elmiretta (Rich 
 
 31 Eden 
 Annie S (m Jordan 
 Leland, Elvin Y mer 9 For 
 
 Mary J (Ferguson 
 Leland, Eugene R gard 
 
 116 L'lawn 
 Josephine K (King 
 Blanche H pi 
 
 Barbara A pi 
 
 Laura M pi 
 
 Dorothy F 
 Leland, F I 7 Barron ct 
 
 car & police 
 Elizabeth S (Hamor 
 Frances L bank cl 
 
 Marguerite stu 
 
 Carmelita pi 
 
 Elizabeth S pi 
 
 John S K 
 Leland, Harry W cl 
 
 10 L'lawn av 
 Alice V (Hutchings 
 Leland, Lewis 15 Main 
 
 Leland, Lillian D ho 27 Han 
 Leland, Maria A (Hopkins 
 
 2 Brew av 
 *Grace C (m Hodgkins 
 
 Lamoine 
 Jennie B at home 
 
 Milford D deceased 
 
 ^Florence A (m Morse 
 
 Fitchburg, Mass 
 
 Leland, Martha A (Wakefield 
 
 nurse Eden 
 
 CLEMENT'S r.oT'^ 
 
 MUSIC AND PHOIffOCRAPHS 
 
 GO 
 TO 
 
164 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Amanda J (m Thomas 
 
 Leland, Otis B ear & mason 
 
 Eden 
 Sarah R (Norwood 
 Harry A car 
 
 Ada O (m Mitchell 
 Oscar F car 
 
 Roland M elec wk 
 
 Margaret M milliner 
 
 Josephine S at home 
 
 Leland, P R far S'by Cove 
 ^Bertha M (m Ells 
 
 Alameda, Cal 
 Lizzie C (m Bailey 
 Matila J (Node-Thurston 
 August M pi 
 
 Leland, R L car 36 G Mary 
 Susie M (Mason 
 Mae L pi 
 
 Leland, Sam'l H Ind Pt 
 
 Martha J (Burns 
 Roswell L car 
 
 * Vesta W (m Stevens 
 
 E Steuben 
 *Jessie E (m Monohon 
 
 N E Har 
 
 *Roxanna H (m Pernald 
 
 Manset 
 
 Leland, Shephard L mason 
 H Cove 
 Myra E (Donnell 
 
 laundry 
 Gertrude L pi 
 
 Linda M pi 
 
 Jennie J pi 
 
 Leland, Sophia A (Richardson 
 
 7 Des I av 
 Otis B far 
 ^Clifford V far 
 
 Mariaville 
 Arvilla O (m Young 
 Everett E car 
 
 Lewis, Julia E (m Ladd 
 
 8 Len'x pi 
 *Clara L (m Allen 
 
 Biddeford 
 *Lydia R (m Barrows 
 
 Clark City, P Q 
 ^Georgia (m Beck Bang 
 
 Lindall, Chas E mus 41 Eden 
 Maude (Rich 
 Marjorie pi 
 
 Dorothy pi 
 
 Linehan, Frank emp laundry 
 
 Main 
 
 Linscott, Chas C mer 25 Sch 
 Eva E (Dinsmore 
 
 millinery 
 Walter L teacher 
 
 Edw L teacher 
 
 Ethel M stu 
 
 Mabel C stu 
 
 Dorothy R pi 
 
 Linscott, Henry W car 
 
 11 1st So 
 Addie M (Austin 
 Leroy A stu 
 
 Muriel J pi 
 
 Josephine D pi 
 
 Caroline A pi 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON 
 
 Headquarters for Hart, ShafiFner & Marx Clothing 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 165 
 
 Henry L 
 Linscott, W L tr 25 Sch 
 
 Hazel A (Foster 
 Liscomb, Andrew B green kpr 
 15 Rockwood av 
 Amanda L (Stevens 
 Shirley M golf tr 
 
 Marjorie D pi 
 
 Liscomb, H H car & s mason 
 5 Crom Har rd 
 Horace H Jr pi 
 
 Earl S pi 
 
 Lottie A (Dunbar 
 Clara F pi 
 
 Pauline M 
 Liscomb, Thos S far 
 
 S'by Cove 
 Geo A driver & contr 
 Lucy A (Bridges-Candage 
 Liscomb, W C estate supt 
 
 Sch Hd rd 
 Helen W (Wood 
 Helen Elsie 
 Liscomb, Willard H est supt 
 Sch Head rd 
 Susan L (Peach 
 *G Olin barber 
 
 So Braintree, Mass 
 *Clara A (m Nolan 
 
 10 Worthington av, 
 Roxbury, Mass 
 Weyman C gard 
 
 Alice L (m Sawyer 
 Everett G gard 
 
 Frank E stu 
 
 Montville S pi 
 
 Lawrence M pi 
 
 Eugene P pi 
 
 Lord, Edgar I civir eng 
 
 17 Des I av 
 Carrie L (Carpenter 
 Cecil A civil eng 
 
 Leon A stu 
 
 Crowell F stu 
 
 Lorimer, A W clerg 
 
 S'by Cove 
 A Maud (Craig 
 
 Loring, Mrs Geo J 30 Cot 
 
 dry goods store 
 
 Chas D stu 
 
 Harold A pi 
 
 Luckings, Fred A lab 
 
 10 B'view av 
 
 * Gertrude V pi 
 
 Brunswick 
 
 *Thelma Brunswick 
 
 *Fred W Brunswick 
 
 Luckings, Wm P mason 
 
 131 L'lawn av 
 Delia (Lindsey 
 
 Lufkin, Grace G confec store 
 rms 92 Main bus 96 Main 
 
 Lunt, W W sea capt W Eden 
 Emma A (McCoubrey 
 Gladys M pi 
 
 Arnold W pi 
 
 Harold R 
 M Louine 
 Vernon S 
 
 VICTOR 
 
 MACHINES and RECORDS at 
 
 CLEMENT'S MUSIC STORE 
 
166 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Lurvey, Murray W Ind Pt 
 
 Lynam, Fred C High 
 
 far & stone wk 
 
 bank treas & ins agency 
 
 Lulu A (Gray 
 
 Hattie A (Hodgkins 
 
 Vilda M pi 
 
 Frederick C at home 
 
 Lloyd W 
 
 Lynam, J S retd 29 L'lawn 
 
 Lurvey, Wm L lab W Eden 
 
 Fred C banking & ins 
 
 Addie (Reed 
 
 *Frank phy & surg 
 
 Hazel D 
 
 Duluth, Minn 
 
 Francis L 
 
 Lynch, Bernard genl wk 
 
 Letitia 
 
 136 Cot 
 
 Lyman, Jos A fore 
 
 Mary (Sullivan 
 
 10 Brew av 
 
 Gertrude A (m Cough 
 
 ^T.z-wov^o ( -rtn AT TT 
 
 ^Francis H teleg op 
 Richmond 
 
 *Geo ins agt 
 
 Salem, Mass 
 
 M Ellen tel op 
 
 *Ernest ins agt 
 
 James B pi 
 
 Beverley, Mass 
 
 Lawrence V pi 
 
 *01iver Salem, Mass 
 
 Lynch, Carrie M (m McGown 
 
 *Mabel (m Hale 
 
 7 Rodick pi 
 
 Beverley, Mass 
 
 Bernard pi 
 
 *Wm N H 
 
 Lyon, Benj B clothier 
 
 *Guy plumber 
 
 1 The Field 
 
 Beverley, Mass 
 
 Anna M (Boltz 
 
 ^Herbert Beverley, Mass 
 
 
 Harriet L 
 
 M 
 
 (Webber-Webber 
 
 
 Lymburner, E L elec 
 
 Madden, Caroline (Nash 
 
 21 Des I av 
 
 nurse 33 Cent av 
 
 Catherine G (Silk 
 
 *Chas I ship car Bath 
 
 Lawrence E 
 
 Clarence E dep sheriff 
 
 Madeline F 
 
 Madden, Clarence E dep sher 
 
 Lynam, A H law 
 
 33 Cent av 
 
 h 17 Fed of Main 
 
 Helen (Small 
 
 Lena M (Bunker 
 
 Bertha C pi 
 
 Marie pi 
 
 Clarence E Jr pi 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 30 Years at Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 167 
 
 Mahoney, Sadie A nurse Pan 
 Manchester, A L team 
 
 58 E Lake rd 
 Ada I (McFarland 
 Eunice M 
 Manchester, David pub carg 
 15 Lennox pi 
 Sarah (Rodick 
 *Ansel B Findlay, Ohio 
 inventor & artist 
 Clara (m Winship 
 *Chas B ranchman 
 
 Fullerton, Kansas 
 Manning, Albert F genl wk 
 Bar Har 
 Sadie A (Moore 
 Marcyes, Mrs A S (m Higgins 
 25 Rod'k 
 Jas E cl 
 
 Marcyes, C E mgr 20 L'lawn 
 
 Mary I (Tierney 
 Marshall, Geo mason tend 
 
 Sch 
 
 *Two children W Trem 
 
 Oravilla (Gott dr mkr 
 
 Eugene . pi 
 
 Marshall, Harriet L dr mkr 
 
 154 Main 
 
 Marshall, Hov^ard W 
 
 contr & bldr 
 h 21 Cent av bus Kebo 
 Ethel V nurse 
 
 Ruth B ho 
 
 Menah H ho 
 
 Minah E stenog 
 
 Phebe A stu 
 
 Marsten, Rhoda (m Smith 
 
 70 Pine Hill 
 
 Foster team 12 So 
 
 Tena (m McGown ho 
 Marston, G G lab 27 Edge 
 
 *Fred lab Machias 
 
 Laura F (Smith 
 
 Edith J (m Higgins 
 Marston, Maud L (m Alley 
 
 ext L'lawn av 
 
 Verner M pi 
 
 Marston, Tena waitress 1st So 
 Martin, Andrew J driver 
 
 8 Han 
 
 Belle (Scott 
 Martin, Miss Tillie E Main 
 
 Prop The Hotel Florence 
 Mason, E G retd 36 G Mary 
 
 Louise L (Baker 
 
 Susie M (m Leland 
 Mason, Millie F (Clark 
 
 17 Bridge 
 Matson, E T fire 17 B'view 
 
 Victoria N (Nelson 
 
 Oscar E 
 
 Harry C 
 May, Mrs J F 
 
 Strawberry Hill House 
 
 Frederic C real est & ins 
 of Mt D St 
 
 Carolyn K (m Wright 
 Mayo, Geo W car W Eden 
 
 Ida L (Lurvey 
 
 Liston W gard 
 
 TALKIJNG MACHINES— sold on 
 Easy Payments — at CLEMENT'S 
 
168 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Jesse U delivery team 
 Mildred A stu 
 
 Marvin F pi 
 
 l^/iay^J, IsaaC far Eden 
 
 Mary H (Callahan 
 Fred L lab 
 
 *Gertrude (m Murch 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 Wm lab 
 
 *Isabel (m Whitney 
 
 Mass 
 *George lab Augusta 
 John lab 
 
 Mayo, Leona E (m Mayo 
 
 9 Des I av 
 
 Muriel B pi 
 
 Mayo, Lorenzo car W Eden 
 
 Agnes M (Reed-Mayo 
 Mayo, Wilson M gard 
 
 9 Des I av 
 *Maria (m Sullivan 
 
 Montclair, Col 
 
 *Eugene cook 
 
 Montclair, Col 
 
 *Grace M (m Thompson 
 
 75 Horton, Lewiston 
 
 *George B & A R R cond 
 
 23 Walter, Bangor 
 
 *Albert station agt 
 
 Van Buren 
 
 Leona E (Brown-Mayo 
 
 McCarthy, John car 
 
 8 Myrt av 
 
 Elizabeth (Denery 
 
 Francis R car 
 
 McCartney, L W lab 
 
 52 G Mary 
 
 Grace E (Brothers 
 
 McCanley, Michael store Kpr 
 
 28 Rod'k 
 
 McCauley, T F gard 15 Main 
 
 McDonald, J J gard 15 Main 
 
 McDonald, Jno J 6 West 
 
 cigars, tobacco & soft beers 
 
 (summer) 
 
 McDonald, Rev A M clerg 
 
 37 Han 
 
 Annie (McLeod 
 
 Norman W pi 
 
 Lowell pi 
 
 Marion F pi 
 
 McDonald, Rev A P clerg 
 
 10 Ken 
 
 Carrie F (Reed 
 
 Ralph R pi 
 
 Marguerite E pi 
 
 Malcolm pi 
 
 McFarland, Adelaide pi 
 
 2 Sno;v 
 
 McFarland, Geo F cl 
 
 26 Greel av 
 
 McFarland, H S H Covo 
 
 postmaster & mer 
 
 Eliza (Wood 
 
 McFarland, L M mason 
 
 S^by Covo 
 
 Mabel L (Dalton nurse 
 
 Sarah A tr 
 
 Irving C stu 
 
 Georgia E pi 
 
 JU DDAMGnnM Wood and Coal 
 i 111 DnAllouUm of all kinds 
 
 3\roxi.'X'zz£:.^^6»i? 
 
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CENSUS 
 
 169 
 
 McFarland, Lizzie M (Albee 
 20 Des I av 
 Harry lab 
 
 rldw T lab 
 
 *John M cl Needles, Oal 
 Eva M dr mlrr 
 
 Geo L cl 
 
 Eugene E gard 
 
 Ethel M ho 
 
 Shirley L lab 
 
 McFarland, Marian H 
 
 (Brewer 
 * S'by Cove 
 Lester M mason 
 
 Vernon H car 
 
 Sherman P fishing bus 
 Harry S postmas & mer 
 Alvaro R mason 
 
 Edward S (Carpenter) 
 car 
 McFarland, Richard A gard 
 31 Hoi av 
 Nora (Emery 
 Princeton Brooks 
 McFarland, Alta V pi 
 
 31 Hoi av 
 McFarland, Wm C gard 
 
 31 Hoi av 
 McFarland, S P fish 
 
 S'by Cove 
 Alice L (Homer 
 Howard H pi 
 
 Helen A pi i 
 
 McFarland, V H car | 
 
 S'by Cove ! 
 
 Abbie D (Thurber 
 Sanfbrd M cl 
 
 Chauncey A pi 
 
 McFarland, Washburn far 
 E Lake rd 
 Lillian D (Barron 
 Emeline M Normal stu 
 Pearl M far 
 
 Gladys F 
 
 McFarland, Wellington 
 
 prescription drug cl 154 Main 
 Abbie (Button 
 Mabel F (m Emery 
 
 McFarland, Wm s cut 11 Oak 
 Lottie A (DriscoU 
 Alice J (m Ingalls 
 Arthur W stu 
 
 Catherine V pi 
 
 McGranaghan, Wm J gard 
 400 Main 
 Mary T (Welsh 
 Mary A pi 
 
 William J Jr pi 
 
 Susie T pi 
 
 McGown, Wallace team 
 
 7 Rod 'k pi 
 Carrie M (Moore-Lynch 
 
 McGown, Watson P millman 
 H Cove 
 Alida B (Haslam 
 Bertha I (m McPike 
 *Ella M (m Archer 
 
 Amherst 
 Laura (m White 
 
 VICTOR »nd EDISON RECORDS 
 
 at GLElYEEnrT'S Music Store 
 
170 
 
 EDEN 
 
 McGraw, Margaret (Dinsmore 
 
 W Eden 
 
 McGuire, David lab 130 Main 
 
 Charlotte (Good ell ho 
 
 McGuire, — — gard 
 
 McHenan, Rosa (m Stewart 
 
 20 2d So 
 
 *Jas M hostler Rockland 
 
 *Ernest G paving cutter 
 
 New Bedford, Mass 
 
 *Everett S fireman 
 
 Stonington 
 
 *Ruby (m Farley 
 
 Prospect Har 
 Mcintosh, Dan'l estate supt 
 20 Highbrook rd 
 Bridget (Mountain 
 Andrew J pi 
 
 Mcintosh, Elias F far 
 
 Crom Har rd 
 Mary H T 
 Andrew P 
 Mary A (McDonald 
 McKay, C M team 81 Sch 
 Mildred G (Holbrook 
 Colin A 
 McKay, Daniel H garbage bus 
 of 1st So h 64 Sch 
 Annie D 
 
 ( Thomas-Holbrook 
 Doris L pi 
 
 Edna pi 
 
 Editha pi 
 
 Christie Alice 
 McKay, D W mer W Eden 
 
 Annie M (Kittredge 
 
 McKay, Geo C garb bus 
 
 9 1st So 
 Ethel L (Thomas 
 
 McKenzie, Daniel J far 
 
 S'by Cove Emery dis 
 Carrie E (Paine 
 
 McKoy, Mrs Flora V 
 
 41 L'lawn 
 Chas F clerg 
 
 McLain, Alec team 
 
 off Hol'd av 
 
 McLane, Geo lab Rod'k 
 Agnes (m Brewer 
 Wm lab 
 
 *Rachel ( Phila, Pa 
 
 Stewart lab 
 
 McLean, Kenneth gard 
 
 44 Han 
 Kate (Fergusson 
 Henrietta F H 
 
 McPike, Richard genl wk 
 
 H Cove 
 
 Bertha I (McGown 
 
 Richard Jr pi 
 
 Lilla M pi 
 
 McQuinn, Arthur L fire 
 
 14 G Mary 
 Tillie (Malkson 
 Madeline pi 
 
 A Evelyn pi 
 
 Marguerite pi 
 
 Phebe 
 Arthur L 
 Muriel 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 171 
 
 McQuinn, Edw A truckman 
 117 L'lawn av 
 Cora B (Haynes 
 C Maud at home 
 
 Veranus A pi 
 
 Carlton M pi 
 
 Hildreth M 
 McVarish, John car 
 
 9 Greel av 
 Medini, Nick fisher 
 
 15 BView av 
 Mary (Mekich 
 Menke, Amanda at home 
 
 3 Alb Mead 
 Merchant, E G eng off West 
 Amelia D (Myrick 
 Alice J 
 Messer, Harry E grocer 
 
 h 25 Greel av bus 27 Main 
 Ella A (Heald 
 Harriet M tel op 
 
 Benj H stu 
 
 Guy A cl 
 
 Harry S pi 
 
 Kenneth E 
 Miller, Fannie M (Welch 
 
 18 Sch 
 
 Myra D (m Joyce 
 
 Miller, Nellie L (m Snelley 
 
 165 L'lawn av 
 
 Violet E pi 
 
 Harold F pi 
 
 Miller, Wm mgr Mt D nur's 
 
 res at nurseries, ext Main 
 
 store Main 
 
 Sarah I (Vass 
 Wm Jr stu 
 
 George R stu 
 
 Jane B pi 
 
 Ruth V pi 
 
 Hugo E pi 
 
 Charles D pi 
 
 Iris M pi 
 
 Rosslyn D 
 Mary R 
 
 Milliken, J M mason 
 
 3 Han pi 
 Minnie (Lewis 
 
 Milliken, Mark L r r ser 
 
 46 G Mary 
 Lydia J (Leach-Lunt 
 Winfred W mason 
 
 Minnie A (m Higgins 
 *F Grace (m Crowley 
 
 52 Parker, Bangor 
 
 *Mark L Jr sch'ner capt 
 
 Ellsworth 1 
 
 *Sherman E gard 
 
 Ellsworth 
 
 Milliken, W W mason 
 
 40 E Lake rd 
 Agnes (Wakefield 
 Gilman W gard & driver 
 Allan W fiorist 
 
 Lynda J stu 
 
 Paul S pi 
 
 Mary E pi 
 
 Christine G pi 
 
 Marion F deceased 
 
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 S. J. Clement, Bar Harbor 
 
172 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Mills, Abbie J (Salisbury 
 
 S'by Cove 
 *G Wallace mason 
 
 Bangor 
 Hattie F (m Trott 
 Milne, Martha T pi 
 
 The Turrets, Eden 
 Mitchell, A E J grocer 
 
 h 11 Sum bus Bridge 
 Edith E (Wakefield 
 Mitchell, Albert G team 
 
 96 L'lawn av 
 Lura F (Tenan 
 Mitchell, Almado gard 
 
 63 Sch 
 Hattie S (Stevens 
 Chas S stu 
 
 Allen A stu 
 
 Mitchell, Alphonso far 
 
 H Cove Emery dis 
 May (Norwood 
 Nelson S fisher 
 
 Howard R far 
 
 Julia N pi 
 
 Melvin A pi 
 
 Eleanor M pi 
 
 Theodore R pi 
 
 Mitchell, C H team 9 2d So 
 Corice A (Barstow 
 Clarence A pi 
 
 Donald B 
 L Alexander 
 Mitchell, E C gard 4 Pleas 
 Maude E (Hodgkins 
 Grace L 
 
 Mitchell, Eugene T gard 
 
 Blair Eyrie Highbrook rd 
 Jennie (Hunter 
 Elizabeth L 
 
 Mitchell, Frank baskets For 
 Clara (Dennis 
 Edith 
 * Alice (m Atherton 
 
 Hurricane Is 
 Isabel pi 
 
 Mitchell, I S car 130 L'lawn 
 Sabra C (Corthell 
 M Lura milliner 
 
 Elizabeth W stu 
 
 Alice M pi 
 
 C I Stanwood pi 
 
 Maxwell M pi 
 
 Robert H pi 
 
 Mitchell, John E gard 
 
 4 Pleas 
 Louise M (Carroll 
 Eugene T gard 
 
 Edwin C gard 
 
 *Fred M tr 
 
 Lawrence, Mass 
 
 Mitchell, John N baker 
 
 25 Central av 
 Ada D (Leland 
 Doris T pi 
 
 Mitchell, Jos lab 20 Edge 
 Flora E (Seelye 
 C Edw team 
 
 Jos F fm wk 
 
 Jas W team 
 
 Sam'l D team 
 
 Black Cat Hosiery for Children is Sold by 
 H. S. NASON & SON 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 173 
 
 Nettie M pi 
 
 Alonzo 
 Mitchell, Josie M (Young 
 
 6 Pleas 
 *Myrtle E (m Reece 
 
 37 Grenada Terrace, 
 
 Springfield, Mass 
 
 Georgia E (m Page 
 
 *Wm H Jr loco fire 
 
 Cambridge, Mass 
 
 *Gertrude S 
 
 (m Blanchard 
 
 47 Chestnut, Waltham, Mass 
 
 Moon, Howard D car 
 
 46 E Lake rd 
 
 Florence J (Webber 
 
 *Leon L pi Ellsworth 
 
 Lester H pi 
 
 Ruth I 
 
 Moon, R H contr & bldr 
 
 Main 
 *Guy H eng 
 
 Trenton, E Boston, Mass 
 *Oscar cl Portland 
 
 Elizabeth E 
 
 (Jones-Lovejoy 
 Roland H Jr pi 
 
 Myra E pi 
 
 Moon, S C seaman 41 Lrl ct 
 *Chas seaman Boothbay 
 *Lizzie (m Dow Hancock 
 *Ranson fisher Portland 
 Nellie (Benner-Walport 
 Mooney, Jas T cl 11 Des I av 
 May A (Murray 
 
 Moore, E S 15 Main 
 
 Prop Bar Har Ho 
 
 Nellie F landlady 
 
 ( Hayes-Donovan 
 
 Moore, F P jeweler 
 
 Kavanagh Field 
 
 Mary F (Moran 
 
 Mary F stu 
 
 Moore, Geraldine (Garland 
 
 40 L'lawn av 
 *Chas millman 
 
 Princeton, Minn 
 Henry car 
 
 M Leroy car 
 
 Moore, O E team Crk rd 
 Blanche M (Jellison 
 Alice E 
 Raymond E 
 *Moore, Parnel B retd vet 
 
 Togus 
 Mary A (Hamilton 
 
 19 Rodick 
 Oscar H bk kpr 
 
 Sarah A (m Manning 
 Minnie B (m Young 
 Lester L express bus 
 Fred A express bus 
 
 Celia G ho & cl 
 
 Moores, Jennie (Denbow 
 
 18 Rod'k 
 Josephine pi 
 
 Moores, Martha F (Tyler 
 
 laundress 50 West 
 *Henry W Woodland 
 
 *Joseph lab Fairfield 
 
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 CAN 
 GET 
 EVERY 
 
 n% I A A ^1 RECORD In the CATALOG at 
 
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174 
 
 EDEN 
 
 *Edw C blk Oldtown 
 Martha D (m Smith 
 =*Nellie F (m Denny 
 
 Miami, Fla 
 ' *Hattie L (m Reynolds 
 
 Arlington, Vt 
 
 Carrie E pi 
 
 Moran, Delia A cook 15 Main 
 
 Moran, John J tailor 
 
 h 203 Main bus 5 Cot 
 
 Hannah E (Kelley 
 
 Mary A dr mkr 
 
 John P 
 
 Winnifred A el 
 
 Elizabeth F at home 
 
 Catherine S stu 
 
 Hannah A pi 
 
 Moran, Thos F real est 
 
 res 99 Cot bus Cot 
 Rod'k Blk 
 Ada E (Kingsley 
 Catherine C (m Copp 
 *Eleanor K (m Grant 
 
 Harrington 
 Frances W tr 
 
 Annie E stenog 
 
 Everard G stu 
 
 Morgan, A L groceries & m'ts 
 bus 34 West h 32 West 
 Adelle H (Smith 
 Effie A bk kpr & milliner 
 Morgan, Arthur far H Cove 
 
 Elizabeth (Chenery 
 Morgan, Augusta E (m Evans 
 
 *Anna G (m Barnard 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 Morrison, C C phy & sur 
 
 61 Cot 
 Ida M (Conners 
 Chas C Jr stu 
 
 Mildred C stu 
 
 Morrison, E J phy & sur 
 
 243 Main 
 Pauline F pi 
 
 William F pi 
 
 Morrison, M C 21 Greel av 
 druggist & assessor 
 Myra E (Holmes 
 Morse, E S J 31 L'lawn av 
 Celestia (Grover 
 Ida G seamstress 
 
 Anna L bk kpr & stenog 
 Lizzie H bk kpr & stenog 
 Ella F stu 
 
 Morse, Fred R team 
 
 9 Boles av 
 Mertie E (Smith 
 Merrill E pi 
 
 Gertrude A pi 
 
 Morse, John Alden 6 High 
 emp of 1st Nat Bank 
 Minnie (Jordan 
 Morton, Alice C (m Grindle 
 
 335 Main 
 
 Arthur C seaman 
 
 Leland pi 
 
 Moses, Frederick H florist 
 
 res 138 Main bus 123 Main 
 
 Isabel (Barnard 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 
 
 GREENHOUSES— 12 Mt. Desert Street 
 STORE— 123 Main Street 
 
CENSUS 
 
 175 
 
 Mosley, Chas F car 3 Len'x pi 
 Millie A (Dawes 
 Clyde W plumber 
 
 Roy K genl wk 
 
 Mosley, Geneva E (Thomas 
 tailoress 20 Rod'k 
 Hazel B pi 
 
 Ilene F pi 
 
 Mosley, Harry H 16 Len'x pi 
 sheet iron wkr 
 Addie M (Garland 
 Gladys L pi 
 
 Madelene I 
 Ina M 
 
 Mosley, John W gard W Eden 
 Gertrude M (Joy 
 Harvey A deceased 
 
 Sylvia M pi 
 
 Madeleine G pi 
 
 Henrietta pi 
 
 Maebelle C pi 
 
 Mosley, R K gard 7 Cent av 
 Doris H (Hart well 
 Lawrence K 
 
 Murch, Howard L car 4 Han 
 Lulu A (Bunker 
 Edith M 
 Harry L 
 Cassie L 
 
 Murray, C W police 
 
 30 G Mary 
 Elizabeth A (Shea 
 Kathryne M at home 
 
 Cecilia B pi 
 
 Elizabeth A pi 
 
 Charles C 
 
 Pl 
 
 Anna S 
 
 Pl 
 
 Lowell H 
 
 pl 
 
 Nellie R 
 
 
 Gerald J 
 
 
 Myrick, Annie E 
 
 pl off West 
 
 N 
 
 Nash, Frank J 136 L'lawn av 
 (see adv) fish mkt & groceries 
 Abbie N (Parker 
 Bernard P pl 
 
 Alice W pl 
 
 Howard J 
 Nason, F E clothier 
 
 res 29 Han bus Main 
 Agnes E (Howard 
 Madeline E pl 
 
 Hazel A pl 
 
 Nason, Howard S clothier 
 bus Main h 10 Alb Mead 
 Carrie (Emery 
 *Chas H printer & sales 
 203 Sudbury Bldg, 
 Boston, Mass 
 Frank E clothier 
 
 Rob't H mgr teleg office 
 -^Alfred W sales Portland 
 Nevells, John H 28 Rod'k 
 Prop Boarding Ho 
 Elsie A (Moore 
 
 landlady 
 Barbara E stu 
 
 Margaret H pl 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at 
 MOORE'S STUDIO 
 
 Northeast Harbor 
 
176 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Newman, Eliza W (Dority 
 
 15 Ken 
 
 Wm P stu 
 
 Louise stu 
 
 Newman, G W far E Lake rd 
 
 Emily C (Richardson 
 Nickerson, Juliette 92 Main 
 
 agt S P C A and S P C C 
 
 Nickerson, P L driver 
 
 54 Greel av 
 
 Josie M (Strout 
 
 Pauline A 
 Norris, Calvin H 11 High 
 
 mason contr 
 
 Clara E (Higgins 
 
 mgr Little Store 
 
 Douglass S prop pool r'm 
 Norris, D S pool room 32 Cot 
 
 Mary I (Newman 
 
 G Douglass 
 Norton, Jos L steamer capt 
 
 Margaret C (Burke 
 
 8 Fed 
 
 J Gardiner B 
 Norwood, E E team 27 For 
 
 Aura E (Hutchings 
 Norwood, H L car Sound P O 
 
 Agnes C ho 
 
 Gerald W pi 
 
 Beulah R pi 
 
 Lloyd E pi 
 
 Abbie M pi 
 
 Emily C 
 Norwood, Jas M car 
 
 27 Cent av 
 
 Ada J (Chute 
 
 
 Gladys M 
 
 stu 
 
 AVendell M 
 
 stu 
 
 Ethel P 
 
 pi 
 
 Ruth B 
 
 pi 
 
 Fayette 
 
 pi 
 
 Ena 
 
 
 Norwood, Lorenzo 
 
 gard 
 
 
 30 For 
 
 Rose A (Ryder 
 
 
 Erhest E 
 
 team 
 
 Percy R 
 
 gard 
 
 Arthur L 
 
 stu 
 
 Forest D 
 
 pl 
 
 Njirich, John lab B 
 
 view av 
 
 
 
 
 Ober, Allen E 
 
 cook 
 
 27 Greel av 
 Georgia S 
 
 ( Brewer-Richardson 
 Ober, E F car 11 Rod'k 
 Percis L (Smallidge 
 Marguerite E pl 
 
 Ober, Simeon pl & fm wk 
 W Eden 
 O'Brien, John 2 Edge 
 
 emp N E T & T Co 
 H Gertrude (Scammon 
 V Leona 
 Ochs, Geo H 
 
 mgr C L Morang's store 
 Mary C (Ray 32 Main 
 Angela M pl 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 177 
 
 O'Hearn, Edw J printer 
 
 15 Boles av 
 Merle G (Chaney 
 Edward N 
 
 O'Neill, Edith E (Kenison 
 
 159 L'lawn av 
 David H stable wk 
 
 Lester lab 
 
 Sadie M stu 
 
 Agnes R pi 
 
 Orchard, E M car 
 
 3 Myrt av 
 
 Ott, Jos W lab 5 B'view av 
 Margaret A (Duffy 
 Mabel (m Abbott 
 Leonard pi 
 
 Joseph C pi 
 
 Agnes M pi 
 
 Page, Clara E (Snowman 
 
 8 Ken 
 Page, Georgia E (Mitchell 
 
 6 Pleas 
 
 Eugene H pi 
 
 Paine, Chas P town treas 
 
 15 Map av 
 
 Sarah C (Jordan 
 
 Grace A teacher 
 
 Izaiah P bk kpr 
 
 Paine, M W watchman 5 For 
 
 H Lena (Peckham 
 
 Maynard F stu 
 
 Lucy B pi 
 
 Paine, N S far 
 
 S'by Cove Emery dis. 
 Bessie F (Norwood 
 Ruble E pi 
 
 Charlie N 
 David L 
 Paine, Theodore far 
 
 S'by Cove Emery dis 
 Elizabeth C 
 
 (Higgins-Hadley 
 Wesley T cl 
 
 Grace L (m Sargent 
 Carrie E (m McKenzie 
 Paine, W T groc cl 
 
 56 L'lawn av 
 Josephine ho 
 
 Carl cl 
 
 *Frank chauffeur 
 
 Baltimore, Md 
 Leona ho 
 
 Arietta E stu 
 
 Grace E (Hadley-Quinn 
 Parker, B W retd 
 
 38 E Lake rd 
 Chas E ptr 
 
 *Wm H steamboat capt 
 Winter Har 
 *Mabel H (m Keene 
 
 Manset 
 Parker, C E ptr 
 
 34 E Lake rd 
 *Helen H (m Hamor 
 
 Porto Rico 
 
 *Dorothy B stu 
 
 St Anthony Falls, Minn 
 
 PIANOS for Rent or Sold on 
 Easy Payments at CLEMENT'S 
 
178 
 
 EDEN 
 
 *Abbie B pi Gardiner 
 
 Parker, Isaac E head gard 
 
 48 Hoi av 
 
 Minnie A (Ash 
 
 Jane W pi 
 
 Isaac E Jr pi 
 
 Parker, Olivia J (Young 
 
 9 Ken 
 Parks, Geo fireman 15 Main 
 Parritt, Warren A car 
 
 7 Roberts sq 
 Martha (Ball 
 Parsons, Eben E mason 
 
 60 E Lake rd 
 Nellie E (Hopkins 
 Linwood E mason 
 
 John E mason 
 
 Parsons, J E mason 
 
 64 E Lake rd 
 Annie B (Higgins 
 Mildred E pi 
 
 Herbert W pi 
 
 Georgia M 
 Leon W 
 Parsons, Linwood E mason 
 62 E Lake rd 
 Ethel M (Gray 
 Philip E pi 
 
 D Hulda pi 
 
 Marion S pi 
 
 Parsons, Linwood E mason 
 18 Ken 
 Clara H (Rodick dr mkr 
 Partridge, Arthur E care tkr 
 18 Wayman Lane 
 
 Alma P (Hadley 
 Patriquin, P J car 
 
 44 Greel av 
 Margaret E (Torrey 
 Louise M pi 
 
 Dorothy M 
 Patten, J H phy & sur 
 
 27 Cottage 
 Mary B (Foster 
 Peabody, Sabrina A 
 
 (m Stover 
 
 72 Pine Hill 
 
 *Ammi seaman Jonesport 
 
 ^Horace fisher Jonesport 
 
 * Stephen seaman Jonespt 
 
 *Andrew seaman Jonespt 
 
 *John P fisher Jonespt 
 
 *Nellie E ho Jonesport 
 
 Jennettie E ho 
 
 Ida F ho 
 
 Elmira E pi 
 
 Peach, Wm E milkman 
 
 8 Way Lane 
 
 Jane O (Bunker 
 
 Daisy F at home 
 
 *Wm E Jr dentist 
 
 Holyoke, Mass 
 
 Abbie L (m King 
 
 Pease, Myra cl Main 
 
 Pendleton, Flora T 
 
 (m LaCount 
 
 Blanche E (m Canning 
 
 Guy L trap drummer 
 
 Pendleton, Minnie M (Sawyer 
 
 24 Sch 
 
 FREDERICK H. MOSES, Horist 
 
 BAR HARBOR (?Kear) FINE FLORAL WORK 
 
CENSUS 
 
 179 
 
 Pennell, John gard 56 For 
 Mabel (Walls 
 Agnes pi 
 
 Perlinsky, Mark dry goods 
 res 39 Han bus 37 Main 
 Annie (Soloveizik 
 Esther cl 
 
 Isaac stu 
 
 Minnie stu 
 
 B William pi 
 
 Jennie M pi 
 
 Harriet S 
 
 Perry, B M ptr 105 L'lawn 
 Stella (Tibbetts 
 Katherine R pi 
 
 Elizabeth E pi 
 
 Pettegrow, A S ptr 19 Pine 
 Bernice A (Young- Stuart 
 Lida M 
 
 Pettingill, Bernice (Harden 
 ho E Lake rd 
 Two Children 
 
 Pettingill, C A retd Crk 
 *Monroe E eng 
 
 12 Washington av, Portland 
 Eliza E (m Harvey 
 *Maria E (m Meyer 
 
 Meadville, Pa 
 
 Pettingill, Chas E fisher 
 
 S'by Cove 
 
 Florence M ho 
 
 Pettingill, H R barber Sch 
 Clara pi 
 
 Alton pi 
 
 Mary (Gilbert laundress 
 
 Pettingill, Lucretia A stu 
 
 123 Cot 
 Pettingill, Susan A (Cook 
 
 28 Sch 
 Horace R barber 
 
 Essie D car 
 
 Arno G lather 
 
 Fannie A (m Russell 
 Phippen, Chas D genl wk 
 
 W Eden 
 *Frank car Seal Har 
 ^Chester lab Seal Har 
 Flora E (Ladd-Cousins 
 Phillips, Geo A phy & sur 
 49 Mt Desert 
 Helen G (Grant 
 Phillips, L F driver 107 Eden 
 Melinda (Lamb 
 *Ellen M (m Keith 
 
 Bridgewater, Mass 
 *Carrie H (m Richardson 
 Mt D 
 *Frances A (m Case 
 
 Bridgewater, Mass 
 Wm H driver 
 
 Pierce, A H mason H Cove 
 Lenora J (Campbell 
 Chauncey H mus 
 
 Marie B pi 
 
 Pierce, Wm L plumber 
 
 224-226 Main 
 Emma C (Smith 
 Pineo, Chas B lawyer 
 
 bus 85 Main res 2 Mt Des 
 Flora (Rodick 
 
 THE BEST 
 PLACE TO 
 BUY A . . . 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IS AT 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
180 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Pond, P P granite bus 
 
 Pray, Edith H (Hooper 
 
 (see adv) 38 Cot 
 
 11 Alb Mead 
 
 Cora M (Whitaker 
 
 
 Pray, Grace A (m Fogg 
 
 Povich, Nathan furniture dlr 
 
 
 W Eden 
 
 74-76-78 Main 
 
 John L 
 
 stu 
 
 Rosa (Orlivich 
 
 
 Pray, Lemuel N 
 
 grocer 
 
 Eva bk kpr & stenog 
 
 h 10 Sum 
 
 bus 68 Cot 
 
 Goldy 
 
 stu 
 
 Hannah L (Sargent 
 
 Celia 
 
 pl 
 
 Beatrice L 
 
 pl 
 
 Morris 
 
 pl 
 
 Lemuel N Jr 
 
 pl 
 
 Julius J 
 
 pl 
 
 Philip 
 
 pl 
 
 Abraham A 
 
 pl 
 
 Carl T 
 
 
 Shirley L 
 
 
 Ethelyn M 
 
 
 Doris 
 
 
 Pray, Lucretia H 
 
 at home 
 
 Power, Frank 
 
 
 
 Ind Pt 
 
 blk & carg bldg & repairing 
 
 Preble, Geo H ptg & decoratg 
 
 h W Eden bus Cot 
 
 
 56 Eden 
 
 *H Stewart pi 
 
 Mass 
 
 Bertha M (Kincaid 
 
 Blanche E (Quinn 
 
 
 Preble, John K i 
 
 mason contr 
 
 Effie D 
 
 
 
 278 Main 
 
 E Darwin 
 
 
 Myra E (Conners 
 
 Morton A 
 
 
 Reginald K 
 
 pl 
 
 Power, Michael F 
 
 gard 
 
 Puffer, Wm H 
 
 27 2d So 
 
 The 
 
 Eyrie 
 
 Eagle Lake Ice Co & liv'y bus 
 
 Alice T (Davis 
 
 
 Inez M (Smith 
 
 Martin 
 
 pl 
 
 Earl D 
 
 pl 
 
 William J 
 
 pl 
 
 IdaB 
 
 pl 
 
 J Francis 
 
 pl 
 
 Joseph A 
 
 pl 
 
 Power, Wm gard 16 Oak 
 
 Chester A 
 
 pl 
 
 Alice (Walsh 
 
 
 Jenette A 
 
 pl 
 
 Mary 
 
 pl 
 
 
 • 
 
 Kathleen 
 
 pl 
 
 Q 
 
 
 Michael 
 
 
 
 
 Powers, John 
 
 lab 
 
 Quimby, Wm 
 
 ptr & paper 
 
 46 Crom 
 
 H rd 
 
 h23Rod'k 
 
 bus 109 Cot 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON Agents for the Gold Seal Rubbers 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 181 
 
 Quinn, Grace E (m Paine 
 
 56 L'lawn av 
 Blanche M 
 Quinn, Melinda W (Hadley 
 cook W Eden 
 
 Blanche E (m Power 
 
 B 
 
 Ralph, Arthur lab ext L'lawn 
 Ralph, Thos gard Pine Hill 
 Rankin, Angle E (m Bartlett 
 15 Ced av 
 Frank pi 
 
 Rankin, Mabel ho 295 Main 
 Ray, Alice L pi W Eden 
 Redding, Edw H ptr 7 Oak 
 Eda A (Stone-Hunton 
 Herbert H care taker 
 Roy S ptr 
 
 Preston H ptr 
 
 May E pi 
 
 Stuart P pi 
 
 Redding, H H care tkr 32 Cot 
 Lena D (TurnbuU 
 Gwendoline M 
 Reed, A H far 
 
 S'by Cove Emery dis 
 Lillian M (Norwood 
 Myra E (m Richardson 
 Adelia (m Lurvey 
 Lorena J stu 
 
 Ellen E pi 
 
 Lillian E pi 
 
 Clarice L pi 
 
 Emily A 
 
 Reed, Elmer L pi W Eden 
 
 Reed, Lewis blk 9 Han 
 Florence E (Blancnard 
 Lewis F 
 Gladys L 
 
 Reed, Winfield stable wk 
 
 off Cot 
 Effie E (Hodgkins 
 
 Reid, Gardner E stone mason 
 20 R'wood av 
 Carlton G pi 
 
 A Gertrude (Stover 
 Gertrude A 
 
 Remick, R P lab 132 Cot 
 Minnie D (Cottle 
 
 Rennie, Wm jeweler 12 High 
 
 Renwick, Jno estate supt 
 
 Guy's Cliff, Eden St 
 Margaret (McDonald 
 George pi 
 
 Isabelle pi 
 
 Francis 
 Helen 
 
 Reynolds, Abigail (Foss 
 
 54 Crom Har rd 
 *Henry lab Ellsworth 
 *Helen (m Smith Ells 
 Elva D (m Reeves 
 *Hattie A (m Urquhart 
 
 Grand Manan 
 G Franklin lab 
 
 J Edw lab 
 
 Josephus lab 
 
 Arthur W lab 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 160 rvlain Street 
 
 MUSIC 
 STORE 
 
 _BA.R HARBOR 
 
182 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Eeynolds, Bartlett C 
 
 stoves & furnaces 
 bus 33 Main h 31 Main 
 Mary E (Call 
 *Call W stu 
 
 Dorchester, Mass 
 Dorothy pi 
 
 Reynolds, David W gard 
 
 15 Rod'k 
 Olive L (Verrill 
 Sadie A (m Lambert 
 
 laundry wk 
 Archibald E stu 
 
 Reynolds, Fr'man lab off West 
 Minnie (Davis 
 
 Reynolds, Geo F car 43 Main 
 Mabel A stu 
 
 Agnes M stu 
 
 Elizabeth pi 
 
 Clowes F pi 
 
 Christine (Henderson 
 
 Reynolds, G F lab 421/2 Sch 
 Katie M (McCarthy 
 Geo Franklin lab 
 
 Freeman R lab 
 
 Julia A (m Davis 
 Wm H lab 
 
 F Sherman pi 
 
 Abbie A pi 
 
 Arthur B pi 
 
 Katie M pi 
 
 Benj L 
 
 Reynolds, G F Jr lab 421/2 Sch 
 Annie A (Maxwell 
 Katie L 
 
 Robert F 
 
 Reynolds, Jno E lab 
 
 54 Crom Har rd 
 
 Celia (Radley 
 
 M Elizabeth pi 
 
 Bertha B pi 
 
 Rich, Chester M blk W Eden 
 Florence A (Ray 
 
 Rich, G N mer W Eden 
 Edith A (Higgins 
 
 Rich, H B cl 97 Main 
 Lizzie M (Whitmore 
 Shirley A cl 
 
 Guy E pi 
 
 Blanche E pi 
 
 Joe H pi 
 
 Rich, John H care taker 
 
 Old Farm Main 
 F Marion (Conners 
 Marion gard 
 
 Rich, O C mason 41 Eden 
 Nettie (Long 
 Maude (m Lindall 
 
 Rich, S N postmaster 
 
 S'by Cove 
 
 Lena A bk kpr 
 
 Margaret R at home 
 
 Richard, Augustus gard 
 
 75 Sch 
 and Mrs Richard 
 
 Richards, Fred S blk 4 1st So 
 Mae R (Sinford 
 Paul S pi 
 
 Carl L pi 
 
 Sheila E pi 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 30 Years at Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 183 
 
 J Frederick 
 
 Richards, Geo L car Ind Pt 
 Addie L (Higgins 
 Georgia L pi 
 
 Hoyt E pi 
 
 Eichards, Mrs G W Eden 
 
 Marie E dr mkr 
 
 Richards, H L gard 23 High 
 Sarah A (Jordan 
 *Rosa C priv sec'y R I 
 
 Richards, Jas H genl wk 
 
 295 Main 
 *Mina G (m Towne 
 
 Castine 
 Fred S carg wkr 
 
 Geo H genl wk 
 
 Richards, G H genl wk 
 
 295 Main 
 
 Harold pi 
 
 Russell E pi 
 
 Richards, Olevia M 
 
 (m Flanagan 
 
 8 Alb Mead 
 
 Wm B coach 
 
 Richards, W B far Eden 
 Hannah C (Richardson 
 Nettie B (m Higgins 
 Marcus F blk 
 
 Hi man L gard 
 
 Caro B (m "Wasgatt 
 
 Richards, Wm J s cut W Eden 
 Lola J (Higgins 
 Onolee M 
 
 Richardson, A L blk W Eden 
 
 Maggie M 
 
 ( Hay wood-Swazey 
 Lynwood L 
 Byron L 
 Richardson, Almira N 
 
 Conrow-Russell 
 
 Kenarden Lodge Main 
 
 Richardson, C A dep sheriff 
 
 11 Cent av 
 
 Grace A (Gregg 
 
 Richardson, Celia E 
 
 (m Salisbury Cent pi 
 
 Harry L stu 
 
 Forest E pi 
 
 Richardson, D E cl 18 Rod'k 
 
 Emily C (Foster-Rowe 
 
 Foster stu 
 
 Jasper stu 
 
 Abbie stu 
 
 Alta T pi 
 
 Theodore E pi 
 
 Richardson, Eben M far 
 
 Ind Pt 
 
 Melville B care taker 
 
 Richardson, M B care taker 
 
 Ind Pt 
 
 Gertrude (Pomroy 
 
 Mortimer E P pi 
 
 Lura M 
 
 Ralph M 
 
 Richardson, Emma A (Stanley 
 
 4 Davis pi 
 
 Richardson, E mason 
 
 2 Cent av 
 
 Harry L stu 
 
 THE PLACE 
 TO BUY A 
 
 PIANO 
 
 us -A.T 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
184 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Laura 
 
 ( Richardson-Hamilton 
 Richardson, Ernest 29 Edge 
 emp Elec Light Co 
 Catherine (Johnson 
 Richardson, Mrs Eva C 
 
 H Cove 
 Josephine (m Cunn'gham 
 Alma (m Brewer 
 Richardson, Georgia S 
 
 (m Ober 27 Greel av 
 
 Armida H office wk 
 
 Fred'k W stu 
 
 Richardson, Harvey Map av 
 
 elec & fore 
 
 Richardson, H D genl wk 
 
 18 Boles av 
 
 Richardson, Lewis 15 Main 
 
 Richardson, S Osgood 
 
 retd vet 17 Mtn av 
 May A (Day-Bunker 
 Richardson, M S ptr Eden 
 
 Alice C (Emery 
 Richardson, Nathan far 
 
 W Eden 
 Nina M (Jay 
 Rider, Geo R car 61 For 
 Grace (Dyer 
 
 G Ralph pi 
 
 Rinaldo, M H lab S'by Cove 
 
 Carrie E (Higgins 
 Roberts, Hannah ( — 40 Main 
 Roberts, Harriet (Rolfe 
 
 Prop The Rockaway 
 Tobias L Exeter stu 
 
 *Mary I Greenville 
 
 Roberts, W M 40 Main 
 
 prop The Newport 
 
 Man am H (Ash 
 Robertson, Margaret M 
 
 (Breen 
 (sum) Boarding Ho 122 Main 
 Robbins, B F gard 25 For 
 
 Effie ( 
 
 Nina M pi 
 
 Robbins, ELD gard 
 
 S'by Cove 
 
 Anna L (Parsons 
 
 Clyde M pi 
 
 Robbins, Ralph lab Eden 
 
 Nettie (Wiley 
 Robbins, G Wm car 7 Map av 
 
 Edith M (Eldridge 
 
 Elaine pi 
 
 Roberts, Frank E mus 
 
 7 Rod'k Sq 
 
 Marcia E dr mkr 
 
 ( Godfrey- Willey 
 Roberts, Susan M (Smith 
 
 48 Cottage 
 
 Frank E musician 
 
 Eva (m Joy 
 
 Ernest J driver 
 
 Fred L cl 
 
 Robertson, W L mas 23 Edge 
 
 Georgia (Grindle 
 
 Helena M pi 
 
 Leola M 
 
 Lester A 
 
 CAImIm at J. H. BRAIVSGOM^S 
 
 Kindlings and Gravel 
 
CENSUS 
 
 185 
 
 Eobeshaw, Eichard lab 
 
 9 Greel av 
 
 Robinson, Harry bds 15 Main 
 
 Eobinson, Harry marine fire 
 
 28 Edge 
 
 Jennie E (Dorr 
 
 Robinson, Katie (Bernardini 
 
 35 West 
 Rodick, A Stroud 25 High 
 real estate agency & pres 
 B H Trust Co 
 
 Madolin (Tompkins 
 Rodick, Benj plumb 17 2d So 
 Lida M (Goodell 
 Alfred E pi 
 
 Mary F pi 
 
 Rodick, Ellen (Rodick 
 
 17 2d So 
 
 Benj plumber 
 
 Rodick, Elizabeth M (Moran 
 
 p o cl 4 Fed 
 
 Eugenia M stu 
 
 David stu 
 
 Serenus B pi 
 
 Rodick, Mrs Phebe S 5 Ken 
 
 Rodick, W E cabinet maker 
 
 65 Cottage 
 
 Annie M (Hamor 
 
 Walter E Jr stu 
 
 Hazel A cl 
 
 Leon H pi 
 
 Rogers, Julia E (m Sawyer 
 
 16 2d So 
 *Nora Lee stu Jonesport 
 Harrie B cl 
 
 *Roland pi Jonesport 
 *Chas M pi Jonesport 
 Ross, Estella M (Carter 
 
 79 Sch 
 
 Alice J (m Carter 
 
 Wm genl wk 
 
 Christine at home 
 
 Roy pi 
 
 Rowe, Emily C (m Richardson 
 
 18 Rod'k 
 
 *Hollis E fm wk Seal Har 
 
 Rowe, Jane S (m Huntley 
 
 62 Forest 
 
 Grace (m Hodgkins 
 
 *Harry D cl Needles, Cal 
 
 Herbert A gard 
 
 *Sarah L dr mkr 
 
 34 Isabel, Boston, Mass 
 
 Rowe, Veva M pi 62 For 
 
 Russell, Almira Main 
 
 (m Richardson 
 
 *Wm C estate supt 
 
 Millbrook, N Y 
 
 *Gilman R estate supt 
 
 Babylon, L I, N Y 
 
 Carrie G (m Burton 
 
 Russell, J F far 
 
 S'by Cove Emery dis 
 
 Rhoda H (Mulford 
 
 Wade H far 
 
 Walter G milkman 
 
 Howard G R lab 
 
 Paul L pi 
 
 Naomi pi 
 
 ?S CLEMENT'S I'S.rSt" 
 
 nrosic AND PHonioeRAPHS 
 
186 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Russell, Wade far 
 
 S'by Cove Emery dis 
 
 Fannie (Pettingill 
 
 Maynard 
 Ryder, Geo W mason 
 
 1101/2 L'lawn 
 
 Evelyn M (Ladd 
 
 Rudolphus W pi 
 
 Chas A 
 Ryder, Ralph coach 28 Rod'k 
 
 S 
 
 Salisbury, A R plumb Cent pi 
 Celia E ( laundry wk 
 
 (Butler-Richardson 
 Salisbury, Mrs C E H Cove 
 Salisbury, E B lab H Cove 
 Salisbury, Everett J est supt 
 20 Wayman Lane 
 Clarence N pi 
 
 *Frances E pi Lamoine 
 Carrie E (Coombs 
 Everett J Jr 
 Charles P 
 Salisbury, Geo E cl 8 Wes av 
 Salisbury, Harry P gard 
 
 9 Des I av 
 Elsie L pi 
 
 Annie S (Lynch 
 Salisbury, Marcellus E 
 
 far & butcher S'by Cove 
 Elizabeth E (Peckham 
 *Edith D cl N E Har 
 Stephen M cl 
 
 *Evadne L nurse 
 
 Arlington Heights, Mass 
 
 Elizabeth L at home 
 
 Marvin W far 
 
 Ruth A stu 
 
 Ralph T stu 
 
 Addie M pi 
 
 Amos D pi 
 
 Raymond T pi 
 
 Salisbury, Marston B ch 'f eng 
 
 36 Greel av 
 
 Sarah E (Robinson 
 
 Persis M elec 
 
 Salisbury, Mrs Sarah E 
 
 laundry wk 29 Cent av 
 
 Archie R plumb 
 
 Roy S teamster 
 
 Salisbury, Sherman far 
 
 S'by Cove 
 
 (Gilbert 
 
 Children 
 
 Salisbury, Sophia C (Conners 
 
 20 Wayman Lane 
 
 Everett J estate supt 
 
 *Lowell G com'l trav 
 
 34 Winter, Waterville 
 
 *Prances A (m Totten 
 
 11 Norfolk, Bangor 
 
 Salisbury, Stephen 15 Main 
 
 emp Stafford's Livery 
 
 Salisbury, W M far 
 
 Young dis 
 
 Hannah M (Day 
 
 C W ho 
 
 G Dallas lab 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 187 
 
 Pearl L 
 Herbert L 
 Malcolm M 
 Rosie B 
 Ruble L 
 Lewis L 
 Salisbury, W R 
 
 lab 
 Pl 
 Pl 
 pl 
 pl 
 pl 
 blk H Cove 
 
 Julia A (Hamor 
 
 Lucy M tr 
 
 Sargent, Chas E cl 11 1st So 
 Emily M (Sargent 
 
 Sargent, Chas W s cut 
 
 W Eden 
 Ruth M pl 
 
 Josephine (Seavey 
 
 Sargent, Dudley 
 
 far & mkt gard 
 S'by Cove, Emery dis 
 Ernestine (Rich 
 Lloyd D 
 Laura M 
 Gerald T 
 Mabel E 
 
 Sargent, Ellen M (Leach 
 
 Notion Store Main 
 *Robert L Boston, Mass 
 Susan T (m Sleeper 
 
 Sargent, E E far W Eden 
 Luella M (Higgins 
 
 Sargent, Emily W 
 
 (m Newman E Lake rd 
 Elmer E far 
 
 Wm S far 
 
 *Warren W cook Gard'r 
 Perry L lab 
 
 Sargent, P L lab Bar Har 
 
 Vinnie (Robinson 
 Sargent, Wm S cook 
 
 S'by Cove Emery dis 
 Chauncey C pl 
 
 Emily M (m Sargent 
 Lillian F (Howard 
 Liilu M pl 
 
 Harry B pl 
 
 Warren B pl 
 
 Raymond L pl 
 
 Sargent, W W mkt gard 
 
 H Cove Emery dis 
 Grace L (Paine 
 Elizabeth F pl 
 
 Walter W Jr pl 
 
 Saunders, Eugene coal bus 
 18 L'lawn av 
 
 Maude ( 
 
 Zelda pl 
 
 Dorothy 
 Savage, Paul N fisher 
 
 B'view av 
 Paulina N (Njirich 
 Sawyer, A H asst cash ex of 
 37 Rod'k 
 Elizabeth E (Mooney 
 Charlotte A pl 
 
 Sherman A 
 Sawyer, Judson H jeweler 
 12 High 
 Sawyer, Minnie N (m Haley 
 19 2d So 
 Edwin J trucking 
 
 mf I ATffin MACHINES and RECORDS at 
 
 YIUTDR CLEMENT'S MUSIC STORE 
 
188 
 
 EDEN 
 
 *Fred W chauffeur 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Chloe B (m Young 
 
 Kaymond L laundry team 
 
 Wm R hostler 
 
 Sawyer, Raymond L driver 
 
 Ced av 
 
 Alice L (Liscomb 
 
 R Carlton 
 Sawyer, Wm F groc cl 
 
 7 Ken 
 
 Mary S (Phillips dr mkr 
 Scolone, Jas lab 7 Eden 
 
 Annie (DeFrank 
 
 John M 
 Scott, Arthur horse trainer 
 
 9 Greel av 
 Scott, Nicola (Angus 8 Han 
 
 *John A s cut W Sullivan 
 
 *Nicola (m Abel 
 
 W Sullivan 
 
 *Arthur s cut W Sullivan 
 
 *Jas S s cut W Sullivan 
 
 William s cutter 
 
 Belle (m Martin 
 
 Elsie (m Jellison 
 Scott, Wm s cut 5 Rod'k Sq 
 
 Lizzie (McKeown 
 
 Geo J 
 Scott, Wm blk 28 Rod'k 
 Searls, Thos 27 L'lawn av 
 cashier 1st Nat Bank 
 
 Edna (Collins 
 
 Mary Carol pi 
 
 Thomas Jr 
 
 Seaver, Wm H gard 
 
 Boles av 
 
 Seaver, Annie ho Boles av 
 
 Shand, Chas L estate supt 
 
 103 Eden 
 
 Effie M (Rodick 
 
 Mary L pi 
 
 Ida E pi 
 
 Shaw, Jas lab 9 Greel av 
 
 Shea, Chas barber 
 
 bus Zviain rms Main 
 
 Shea, Chas W mason 
 
 bus Cot res H Cove 
 
 Elizabeth P (Campbell 
 Shea, J M mason contr 
 
 123 Cottage 
 
 Evans L stu 
 
 Ruth E (Kelley 
 
 James W Jr 
 
 C Edward 
 Shea, Michael Sr retd 123 Cot 
 
 *Michael A barber Ells 
 
 ^Patrick A tailor Ells 
 
 * Joseph T mason 
 
 Cape Elizabeth 
 *Edward barber 
 
 Woburn, Mass 
 
 James M mason contr 
 
 Elizabeth (m Murray 
 
 *JeremiMh mason 
 
 (^rr's Island 
 
 * Annie F (m Billington 
 
 Broadway, Bangor 
 
 Chas W mason contr 
 
 Shelton, Wm R cl 22 Des I 
 
 HOWARD S. NASON 
 FRANK E. KA80N 
 
 NASON & SON 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 189 
 
 Addie E (Keezer 
 Mildred B pi 
 
 Charles G 
 
 Sherman, Frank E 
 
 undertaker & mer 
 h 15 Rob'ts av 
 Helen C (Jordan 
 Albion stu 
 
 Gardner stu 
 
 William pi 
 
 Kathleen J 
 
 Sherman, W H mer & printer 
 5 Rob'ts av bus 11 Cottage 
 Annie E (Smith 
 Dorothy stu 
 
 Helen M stu 
 
 Gladys stu 
 
 Hilda H pi 
 
 Roger W pi 
 
 Ruth B pi 
 
 Shiro, A M tailor 
 
 h 27 Hoi av bus 43 Main 
 Lena (Altman 
 Sophia 
 
 Shoppe, Sarah I laundress 
 40 L'lawn av 
 
 Silk, Jas retd 98 L'lawn 
 John W plumber 
 
 *Patrick H livery Bangor 
 Mark plumber 
 
 *Hannah G (m Perry 
 
 Bangor 
 
 Silk, John W plumber 
 
 h 98 L'lawn biis 20 Main 
 Ellen (Whelan 
 
 J William plumber 
 
 Rena G (m Limeburner 
 Walter J bk kpr 
 
 Ella M tel op 
 
 Hiram E pi 
 
 Mary M pi 
 
 Clarence M pi 
 
 Silke, Mark H plumber 
 
 290 Main 
 
 Catherine A (McAuliffe 
 
 Katherine J pi 
 
 Marion W pi 
 
 Silsby, Elwood J team 
 
 10 Des I av 
 
 Cora E (Hanscom-Fogg 
 
 *Harry J el 
 
 749 Union, Bangor 
 
 Mabel C stu 
 
 Simon, Abe tailor 
 
 rms 130 Main bus Main 
 
 Simpson, E L car 23 Cent av 
 Emma (Hamor 
 Ruth 
 
 *Sinford, Leon G express 
 
 Machias 
 
 Celia G (Moore Bar Har 
 
 Sleeper, Bert L gard 
 
 7 Stanwood off Main 
 Susie (Mosley 
 Merle stu 
 
 Reginald B pi 
 
 David A 
 
 Sleeper, Sophronia (Pickard 
 7 Stanwood off Main 
 Bert L gardener 
 
 TALKING MACHINES— sold on 
 Easy Payments— at CLEMENT'S 
 
190 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Small, Frank E mail car 
 
 74 L'lawn 
 
 Small, Fred C (see adv) 
 
 contr & landscape gard 18 Hoi 
 
 Mary A (Ryan 
 
 Clara M pi 
 
 Helen C pi 
 
 Marguerite E pi 
 
 F Leo pi 
 
 Esther V pi 
 
 Natalie C 
 
 Small, Wm H car & driver 
 
 10 Mtn av 
 
 *Alden D car 
 
 So Royalton, Vt 
 
 Jennie H cook 
 
 Irving W drug cl 
 
 Nena 
 
 Mabel A laundress 
 
 ( Crabtree- Webber 
 Smith, A B ice dlr 25 West 
 Charlotte (Brooks 
 
 dr mkr 
 *Horace M teacher 
 
 Wellfleet, Mass 
 Flora B (m Wakefield 
 
 milliner 
 Edward L E S S Co Agt 
 Smith, Chas C far S'by Cove 
 Olive E (Liscomb 
 Harry L far 
 
 Anna H ho 
 
 Smith, Chas G gard 7 Ash 
 Mabel S (Jenan-Tracy 
 
 Smith, Chester A mason tend 
 91 Sch 
 
 Hattie (Farley 
 
 Gladys M 
 
 Elmer J 
 Smith, Clarence mason 
 
 9 Greel av 
 Smith, Leander mason 
 
 9 Greel av 
 Smith, E fish bus 130 Main 
 Smith, E L 16 Ken S S Ser 
 
 Grace L (Somes 
 
 AUston R pi 
 
 Charlotte L pi 
 
 Smith, Ev'tt W lab 3 Edge 
 
 Hulda (Smith 
 
 Lillian (m Cody 
 
 Wm pi 
 
 Ruth E pi 
 
 Leeman pi 
 
 Smith, Freeman mason 95 Sch 
 
 Florence M (Whelan 
 
 Lenora pi 
 
 Melvin pi 
 
 Ruth I 
 
 Stella I 
 Smith, H D grocer 139 L'lawn 
 
 Harriet V (Allen 
 
 Guilford P gard 
 
 Marion A (m Walls 
 Smith, Henry M gard 
 
 110 L'lawn av 
 
 Nettie (Baker 
 Smith, Jas gard ext Main 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 
 
 GREENHOUSES— 12 Mt. Desert Street 
 STORE— 123 Main Street 
 
CENSUS 
 
 191 
 
 Celia (Malley 
 James F pi 
 
 John J pi 
 
 Hugh A pr 
 
 Paul V 
 Smith, Leon L mer S'by Cove 
 Fossill A (Young 
 Wilson G pi 
 
 Smith, Martha D (Moores 
 50 West 
 Lydia F pi 
 
 Smith, Miriam C (Luce 24 For 
 *Helen C (m Stover 
 
 So Harpswell 
 
 *Mabel E teacher 
 
 Salisbury, Mass 
 
 Ernest E tr 
 
 Westwood, Mass 
 
 Percival E gard 
 
 Smith, M O gard 93 Sch 
 
 Lillian M (Bernardini 
 
 Smith, Rhoda (Smith-Marsten 
 
 Pine Hill 
 
 *Ira soldier 
 
 Youngstown, N Y 
 
 Elizabeth ho 
 
 Daniel team 
 
 Mamie pi 
 
 Smith, Wm E genl wk 
 
 4 B'view av 
 
 Addie (Young-Hollis 
 
 Smith, Wm G stone wk 
 
 off West 
 
 Smith, W J s cut 12 2d So 
 
 Smith, W T watch mkr 9 Eden 
 Julia S (Wallace 
 Fred'k O pi 
 
 Helen R ' pi 
 
 Snelley, Jos D gard 
 
 165 L'lawn 
 Nellie L (Coffron-Miller 
 Richard B 
 
 Snow, Almon 15 B'side av 
 
 Snow, Benj retd vet 35 Hoi av 
 Nellie D (m Soper 
 
 Snowman, C Oscar meat cut 
 12 Sch 
 Alice E (Atherton 
 E May at home 
 
 Soper, Geo E meats & provis 
 bus 43 Cot h 35 Hoi av 
 Nellie D (Snow 
 Frank L at home 
 
 Rodney P bk kpr 
 
 *Bertha A (m West 
 
 Lagrange 
 Gertrude B teacher 
 
 *Chas L cl 
 
 Brockton, Mass 
 G Henry stu 
 
 Maurice B pi 
 
 Everett L pi 
 
 Soper, Rodney P mkt 
 
 31 Hoi av 
 Elizabeth M (Milligan 
 G Edwin pi 
 
 Natalie A 
 Laura B 
 
 DEVELOPING AND PRINTING FOR AMATEUR TRADE 
 
 Promptly and Carefully Done at 
 
 MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO, Northeast Harbor 
 
192 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Southard, Sarah 
 
 ( Martin- Graham 
 Prop The Southard 
 16 Newton Way 
 Spencer, Seth T shoe repairg 
 h 19 Ash bus Main 
 
 Margaret (Greaney 
 Lester J pi 
 
 Olga E pi 
 
 Harold T pi 
 
 Mary Leona 
 Sprague, J Wm genl wk 
 
 ext L'lawn av 
 Addie E 
 
 ( Hay ward-Coff ron 
 Spratt, Frank 
 
 Firm Nickerson, Spratt & 
 Greeley 
 
 h 24 1st So bus 47 West 
 Harriet (Nickerson 
 Hugh F stu 
 
 A Johnson stu 
 
 Sproul, Edna B (Emerton 
 
 130 Main 
 Blanche L (m Harriman 
 Sproul, Rob't A retd 
 
 4 Alb Mead 
 Helen E (Smith 
 Lamont Sears 
 Spurling, A E bakery 
 
 (see adv) 23 Cottage 
 Mary D (Douglass 
 Stafford, A L livery 
 
 bus Cot rms 130 Main 
 Eleanor L pi 
 
 Samuel 
 
 Stafford, Geo J livery 
 
 30 L'lawn 
 Carabel (CoUings 
 Pamelia F stu 
 
 Corrienne J pi 
 
 Ruth pi 
 
 Emma V 
 
 Stalford, J H landscape gard 
 
 Mt D 
 
 Stanhope, Gladys N stu 
 
 25 Ash 
 
 Stanhope, Nina M pi 25 Ash 
 
 Stanley, A H gard Crk 
 Alice J (Davis 
 Francis B lab 
 
 Clayton R lab 
 
 Dora A pi 
 
 Sidney P pi 
 
 Edward 
 Albert R 
 
 Stanley, Edw retd Crk 
 
 *Benj E barber 
 
 Abbington, Mass 
 
 Albert H gard 
 
 John E blk sharpener 
 
 Stanley, Herbert I mas contr 
 20 Greel av 
 Flora E (Buckminister 
 Ethel M at home 
 
 Stanley, Jas C car 29 Eden 
 Eva (Scott 
 
 Elizabeth bk kpr 
 
 Arthur C reporter 
 
 Dorothy M stu 
 
 FREDK H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 193 
 
 Stanley, J N car H Cove 
 Caroline E (Wilbur 
 M Hazel stu 
 
 Marion E pi 
 
 Elmer W pi 
 
 N Leroy pi 
 
 Stanley, John E blk sharp 
 
 O Crk 
 Lillian A (Davis 
 Eliza B at home 
 
 George G genl wk 
 
 Theodore R pi 
 
 Hoyt A 
 
 Stanley, Jos retd 15 Eden 
 Eliza (Brown 
 James C ear 
 
 *Chas A r r ser 
 
 Nashua, N H 
 Robert E plumbing 
 
 *Louise B (m Ray 
 
 Nashua, N H 
 Annie B (m Hodgkins 
 *Carrie A (m Glover 
 
 Nashua, N H 
 * Jennie C (m Mclntyre 
 Milford, Mass 
 
 Stanley, Lucy J (m Sullivan 
 4 Davis pi 
 Emma A (m Richardson 
 
 Stanley, Rob't E 15 Eden 
 
 ( see adv) plumbing 
 Emily E (Bunker 
 
 Stanley, Tyler W far Eden 
 Lionel D pl 
 
 Carroll pl 
 
 Stanley, Walter blk Ot Clf rd 
 
 Stanley, W W mason H Cove 
 *Winthrop H U of M stu 
 *Marion T cashier Bang 
 *Lizzie S (m Nickerson 
 
 Sound 
 
 Staples, Chas H genl wk 
 
 66 L'lawn 
 Sarah J (Beal-Hamilton 
 Jennie E (m Graves 
 
 Stearns, H E car S'by Cove 
 Lena M (Hamor 
 Harry E Jr pl 
 
 Russel I pl 
 
 Stevens, Amos P gard 14 Ash 
 Mary F (Adams 
 Lela M musician 
 
 Abbie F musician 
 
 Stevens, Francena R (Tracy 
 
 15 R'wood av 
 
 *Edwin T elee 
 
 105 Lincoln Park, 
 
 Rochester, N Y 
 
 Joseph A ptr 
 
 Amanda L (m Liscomb 
 
 Stevens, Frank G team 
 
 18 Rod'k 
 Evelyn (Barbour 
 Isabella pl 
 
 Minnie L pl 
 
 Clifford H pl 
 
 Elbridge F pl 
 
 Adelia E 
 
 Stevens, Jos A ptr & p hgr 
 18 Map av 
 
 VICTOR ^x" EDISON RECORDS 
 
 at GLEMZSIVrT^S Music Store 
 
194 
 
 EDEN 
 
 M Emma (Davey 
 
 Walter A 
 
 1 *Ariel M nurse Bangor 
 
 Stover, C H far Ind Pt 
 
 Joseph A stu 
 
 Annie L (Reed 
 
 Stevens, Oscar K horse shoe'g 
 
 ♦Rodman V chauffeur 
 
 bus 101 Cot h 19 Rob'ts av 
 
 810 Appleton, Baltimore, Md 
 
 Nellie I (Wood 
 
 James H chauffeur 
 
 ♦Marion P S (m McCoy 
 
 Stover, J H chauffeur Ind Pt 
 
 Holly Hill, Fla 
 
 Jennie L (Alexander 
 
 Stewart, Lawrence D 
 
 Chas A 
 
 28 2d So 
 
 Stover, John H lab 
 
 Stewart, L L cook 28 2d So 
 
 72 Pine Hill 
 
 Mabel (m Norwood 
 
 Sabrina A 
 
 ♦Amelia (m Carter 
 
 ( Wallace-Peabody 
 
 Stonington 
 
 Stover, Mary E (Pomroy 
 
 ♦Elizabeth (m Harvey 
 
 ext L'lawn av 
 
 Stonington 
 
 ♦Preston genl wk 
 
 Rosa (Hooper-McHenan 
 
 Lena M (m Haskell 
 
 Stewart, Lorenzo E 
 
 Stowe, Gertrude ho 15 Sch 
 
 painting & decorat'g & police 
 
 Strout, A car H Cove 
 
 53 Greel av 
 
 Ida (Wood-Grant 
 
 Flora M (Clinkard 
 
 Strout, Ed steamer capt 
 
 Stewart, L S ptr 5 Myrt av 
 
 15 Main 
 
 ♦Lottie M pi Center 
 
 Strout, Seldon lab H Cove 
 
 Violet M (Swett 
 
 Edith (Gray 
 
 Lionel L 
 
 Stuart, Bernice A 
 
 Irene E 
 
 (m Pettegrow 
 
 Stiles, T Harrison estate supt 
 
 Fred L pi 19 Pine 
 
 Woodlands Main 
 
 Sullivan, C J carg trim 
 
 Margaret (Bainton 
 
 4 Davis pi 
 
 Stover, A H gard 134 L'lawn 
 
 Lucy J (Young-Stanley 
 
 Helen A (Wilbur 
 
 Sullivan, AVm B shoe mkr 
 
 Laura J pi 
 
 h 8 Des I av bus 42 Sch 
 
 Arthur M pi 
 
 Katherine E (Welch 
 
 Albert C pi 
 
 James P blk 
 
 Earl W 
 
 ♦Wm B Jr carg ptr 
 
 FREDERICK H. MOSES, Florist 
 
 BAR HARBOR (?«/>;) FINE FLORAL WORK 
 
CENSUS 
 
 195 
 
 48 Main, Los Angeles, Cal 
 Nellie (m Dodge 
 Annie M (m Newman 
 Celia (m Peach 
 Katherine (m Higgins 
 Walter D groc el 
 
 Edw J blk 
 
 Geo W gard 
 
 Florence L at home 
 
 Gladys B stu 
 
 Fred'k A pi 
 
 Suminsbey, Lewis I plumber 
 10 Forest 
 Abbie F (Knowles 
 Clarence E pi 
 
 Alice E pi 
 
 Emily M pi 
 
 Helen L 
 Frances L 
 
 Stubbs, Vesta M sten 
 
 bus 85 Main res 2 Mt D 
 
 Suminsby, Hannah (Wooster 
 
 Main 
 
 Charles E elec 
 
 *Warren S cl 
 
 28 Huntington av, 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Florence M (m Grant tr 
 
 Suminsby, John mer & select 'n 
 res 7 Atl av bus Main 
 Harriet S (Higgins 
 Inez M librarian 
 
 Harley H mail car 
 
 Howell K stu 
 
 Carrol B stu 
 
 John E pi 
 
 Suminsby, W N marine eng 
 20 Forest 
 Lelia D 
 
 (DoUiver-Campbell 
 Jennie M ho 
 
 Sumner, Blanche F 3 West 
 
 (m Johnston 
 
 *Kenneth L pi Win Har 
 
 Sumner, I L mach 31 West 
 Grace (Stevens dr mkr 
 Emma E pi 
 
 Leslie S pi 
 
 Surrey, Chas deck hd 15 Main 
 
 Swanson, Olaf gard 9 Greel av 
 
 Swazey, Maggie M W Eden 
 (m Richardson 
 Luzetta M . pi 
 
 Addie L pi 
 
 Thelma P pi 
 
 W Dexter pi 
 
 Annie M pi 
 
 Sweeney, Wm uphol 
 
 32 G Mary 
 Mary A Davis-Hubbard 
 
 Sweet, Marcus C far H Cove 
 Lillian A (King 
 Fannie M (m Cunn^gham 
 *Lillian A (m Maddocks 
 Holden 
 Henry C meat mkt 
 
 Ella C teacher 
 
 Shirley M far 
 
 McKINLEY 
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196 
 
 EDEN 
 
 T 
 
 *Josephine P office wk 
 
 
 Chicago, 111 
 
 Tabbut, Leon W paint 'g contr 
 
 *Julia E (m Lord Ells 
 
 6 1st So 
 
 ^Alberta T Stoors, Conn 
 
 Fannie W (Strout 
 
 Prof of domestic science and 
 
 Ralph stu 
 
 art and Lady Prin Conn A C 
 
 Tabbutt, Minnie A (m Emery 
 
 *Benj F civil eng Phil, Pa 
 
 15 Ash 
 
 Helen A tr 
 
 Arthur M stu 
 
 Thomas, David far Cliff rd 
 
 Zenas W stu 
 
 Abbie (m Richardson 
 
 Tansom, Nancy M 2 Myrt av 
 
 *IIarry E 
 
 ( Greeley-Durgin-Bean 
 
 San Francisco, Cal 
 
 Tate, CI lab H Cove 
 
 Thomas, Edw P lab W Eden 
 
 Mabel A (Gray 
 
 Orra F (Hadley 
 
 Doris M 
 
 Geneva A pi 
 
 Edith M 
 
 Blanche pi 
 
 Taylor, Eliza A (Young 
 
 Lenore E" pi 
 
 58 L'lawn 
 
 Ethel F 
 
 Effie B (m Getchell 
 
 Fred'k R 
 
 ^Stephen N trav sales 
 
 Florence H 
 
 Bango^ 
 
 Thomas, J H far Eden 
 
 *Edth M (m Tuel Linneus 
 
 Augusta H (Somes 
 
 Taylor, John C estate supt 
 
 Annie D (m McKay 
 
 The Turrets, Eden 
 
 Flora (m Allen 
 
 Margaret (Penny cook 
 
 Chas S far 
 
 Teague, E F mer bds 4 Ken 
 
 *Dora S (m Higgins 
 
 bus M C Wharf West 
 
 Winter Har 
 
 Tenan, Emma J (Gamett 
 
 Edward P police 
 
 " Ash 
 
 Eva E (m Colson 
 
 Mabel S (m Smith 
 
 Susie S (m Gilbert 
 
 Bernice A (m Brewer 
 
 Margie A (m Willey 
 
 Lura F (m Mitchell 
 
 Ethel E "(m McKay 
 
 Thomas, Mrs B C (Campbell 
 
 TuUia A (m Kief 
 
 W Eden 
 
 Thomas, Jno S care tkr Eden 
 
 
 Amanda J (Leland 
 
 H S NASON & SON Agents for the Gold Seal Rubbers 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 197 
 
 George P 
 
 care taker i 
 
 Myrle C 
 
 pi 
 
 Marion R 
 
 pi 
 
 Lloyd M 
 
 pi 
 
 Edgar E 
 
 pi 
 
 Ernest Leon 
 Thomas, Lottie E ho 20 Rod'k 
 Thomas, Orrin L car 
 
 9 Len'x pi 
 Charlotte L (Leach 
 Geneva E (m Mosely 
 Thompson, Chas harness mkr 
 14 York 
 Thompson, F W game warden 
 S 'by Cove Emery dis 
 Carrie B (Hopkins 
 Orient Y far 
 
 Shirley S groc cl 
 
 Verrill J far 
 
 Alliene D stu 
 
 Thelma J pi 
 
 Charles H 
 Thompson, Vyra L (Hooper 
 9 Alb Mead 
 *Lillian E (m Peck 
 
 Bucksport 
 Thurber, Geo W mason 
 
 135 L'lawn av 
 Harriet E 
 
 ( Moseley-Higgins 
 
 *Chas S meat cutter 
 
 165 Pearl, Portland 
 
 Earl V head cl 
 
 Carl V cl 
 
 Thurston, Mrs G S'by Cove 
 
 James G car 
 
 Tracy, Geo W genl wk 
 
 142 L'lawn av 
 
 P Maud (Dorr 
 Tracy, H S driver 46 Han 
 
 Bessie L (Strong 
 
 Alfred H 
 
 Pauline A 
 Tracy, Jones W far Sound p o 
 
 *Fred R mining 
 
 Chicago, 111 
 
 * Viola B (m Carroll 
 
 S WHar 
 *Florence (m Reed 
 
 N E Har 
 *Clora (m Manring 
 
 Kenterville, Idaho 
 Frank T lab Bar Har 
 
 * Vest a Y (m Salisbury 
 
 Mt D 
 Charlotte E (Richardson 
 Caleb T pi 
 
 Lydia R pi 
 
 Alice W pi 
 
 Melvin F pi 
 
 Ralph J pi 
 
 Laura J 
 
 Tracy, Mabel S (m Smith 
 
 7 Ash 
 Marie F stu 
 
 Helen A stu 
 
 Treat, S L mer & wood carv'g 
 bus 307 Main h 3 2d So 
 
 Tredic, Edw car 12 Ced av 
 Evie (Webber-Frazier 
 
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198 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Trevett, Grace M (Sinford 
 
 Lenner E (m Daney 
 
 2 Len'x pi 
 
 Trites, F H far E Lake rd 
 
 Earle S stu 
 
 *George W W mer 
 
 Trevett, Henry R 14 York 
 
 Moncton, Westmoreland Co, 
 
 M C R R agent 
 
 N B 
 
 Blanch (Green 
 
 Helena (Collins dr mkr 
 
 Flora A 
 
 Bertha M at home 
 
 Henry A 
 
 Percy E pi 
 
 Baby Boy 
 
 Orlen F pi 
 
 Tripp, B A public carg 
 
 Milfred P pi 
 
 91 L'lawn 
 
 Maudie M pi 
 
 Blanche L (Farnsworth 
 
 Florence M 
 
 Byron S pi 
 
 Trott, Henry E car S'by Cove 
 
 Charlotte H 
 
 Hattie F (Mills 
 
 J Eldridge 
 
 Harry M stu 
 
 Blythyn A Jr 
 
 Florence A stu 
 
 Tripp, Caroline P (Jordan 
 
 Ralph H pi 
 
 Hamor Blk, Main 
 
 Trussell, E J bldg supt 
 
 Georgia P (m Higgins 
 
 54 Greel av 
 
 Mary F at home 
 
 
 Tripp, Isaac M estate supt 
 
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 "Winter Crk Sum Sch Hd 
 
 
 Eunice S (Hadley 
 
 Urquhart, Arthur E gard 
 
 Flora S ho 
 
 Mt D nurseries 
 
 Tripp, J E livery 80 L'lawn av 
 
 Georgina ( Cruickshank 
 
 Mary J (Higgins 
 
 George A 
 
 Blithen A livery 
 
 B Rachel 
 
 Tripp, Lelia J (Knowles 
 
 
 W Eden 
 
 W 
 
 L Muriel pi 
 
 
 Jeanette K pi 
 
 Wadleigh, W P mus 3 Bar ct 
 
 Raymond L pi 
 
 Sadie E (Everett 
 
 Coburn W pi 
 
 Wakefield, Harrison E 
 
 Tripp, Phebie I 64 L'lawn av 
 
 ptr & decorator (see adv) 
 
 (Bowden-Eldridge 
 
 bus 64 Eden h 62 Eden 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 FLORIST 30 Years at Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 199 
 
 May B (Eveleth 
 Leonard F 
 
 Marion E stu 
 
 Muriel G stu 
 
 Amelia pi 
 
 Francis C pi 
 
 Vives pi 
 
 Wakefield, Horatio D fish mkt 
 
 bus 23 West h 25 West 
 
 Flora B (Smith milliner 
 
 bus Main 
 
 Wakefield, R W Dr 16 High 
 Isabel C (Cleaves 
 
 Wallace, A W mgr store 
 
 196 Main 
 Ida M (Smith 
 
 Wallace, Palmira pi 215 Main 
 
 Walls, Dan'l lab 7 Hamor av 
 
 *Tuel H fisherman 
 
 Kennebunk 
 
 *Melvin seaman Calais 
 
 Josie E (m Coughlin 
 
 Walport, Jas lab ext L'lawn 
 
 Walport, Nellie (m Moore 
 
 41 Lrl ct 
 *Whitfield deck hd Belfast 
 *Edith (m Dinsmore 
 
 Eastport 
 * Jennie (m Mitchell 
 
 Eastport 
 *Minnie (m Stevens 
 
 Lowell, Mass 
 *Sankie fact wk Eastport 
 *Fred U S N 
 
 *Mattie fact wk Eastport 
 
 ^Georgia fact wk Eastp't 
 *Maud (m Leighton 
 fact wk So Gouldsboro 
 Walls, Frank E 2 Snow 
 
 banking & insurance 
 Annie M (McFarland 
 Walls, Jos team 4 B'side av 
 Winnie M (Young 
 Chas W 
 Margaret J 
 Walls, Leroy R retd sea capt 
 Ind Pt 
 Walls, AVm S cook Ind Pt 
 *Gagie L (m Dorr 
 
 Winterport 
 *Thos H watch fact op 
 Elgin, 111 
 * Josephine (m Crockett 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Susan ho 
 
 Margaret laundry wk 
 
 Andrew genl wk 
 
 Elizabeth pi 
 
 Wm pi 
 
 Carroll pi 
 
 Walls, Ralph A gard 
 
 139 L'lawn 
 
 Marion A (Smith 
 
 Walls, Willis J fisher Crk 
 
 Chester E fisher 
 
 Clifford G lab 
 
 Carrie S (Young 
 
 AVarren, Elizabeth S Crk 
 
 (m Hamblin 
 
 Ella M (m Smith 
 
 PIANOS for Rent or Sold on 
 Easy Payments at CLEMENT'S 
 
200 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Effie E (m Silsby 
 
 Wilmont F lab 
 
 Nancy V pi 
 
 Wasgatt, Vernon G 
 
 asst treas B H Trust Co 
 
 Caro B (Richards 
 
 Margaret C pi 
 
 Boyd pi 
 
 Asa pi 
 
 Richard 
 Watson, Clarence M printer 
 
 7 Fed 
 Watson, Fred gard 118 L'lawn 
 
 Cora E (Pendleton 
 
 Freda P 
 Weaver, C A blk h 18 1st So 
 shop Main 
 
 Flora E (Bracy 
 
 Walter A blk 
 
 Webber, Arthur W retd 
 
 9 Alb Mead 
 Everett C contr & bldr 
 
 bus 11 Cot 
 *Frank far W Paris 
 
 Webber, Mrs B F H Cove 
 Edmund H pi 
 
 AVebber, Burton H gard 
 
 31 Cent av 
 Nellie E (Chapman 
 Burton H Jr pi 
 
 Thelma L 
 
 Webber, Harriet L (m Lyman 
 
 10 Brew av 
 Minnie (m Stanley 
 AYilliam blk 
 
 Webber, Mabel A (m Snell 
 
 10 Mtn av 
 
 Vivian pJ 
 
 Editha pi 
 
 Webber, M V lab 22 Des I av 
 
 Rose F (Farrelly 
 Webber, Sarah J (m Lawford 
 24 Edge 
 Burton H Ian 
 
 Martin V iah 
 
 Webber, Wm E blk 
 
 4 Alb Mead 
 Huldah (Bunker 
 Webster, Alvin H gard 
 
 off West 
 Webster, H lab 5 L'scott av 
 Annie C (Sargent 
 Horace H pi 
 
 Mary H 
 Weed, Sarah J (m Webber 
 
 24 Edge 
 *John N lab Machias 
 *S Elizabeth (m Eaton 
 
 Deer Isle 
 *Ella J (m Macaulay 
 
 Deer Isle 
 
 Wentworth, Oscar D car 
 
 23 Ash 
 
 Carrie E (Hodgkins 
 
 Wescott, Fred horsetrainer 
 
 Bridge 
 
 Wescott, Geo L mason High 
 
 Lucy A (Stevens 
 
 Grace M at home 
 
 Chester A U of M 
 
 J. H. BRANSCOM, Hay and Straw 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
CENSUS 
 
 201 
 
 Georgianna stu , 
 
 Wescott, P mason 22 Ken 
 Cecilia G (Linscott 
 Fred'k A stu 
 
 Orlando P Jr stu 
 
 John L stu 
 
 Chas M pi 
 
 Gertrude L 
 
 West Dan'l M car 8 1st So 
 Alice (Joyce 
 
 Clara E stu 
 
 Esther E stu 
 
 Edith M pi 
 
 Wheeler, Julia 16, 2d So 
 
 (Sawyer-Rogers 
 
 Whelan, Sam'l shoe mkr 
 
 95 Sch 
 Florence M (m Smith 
 
 Whitaker, E K contr & bldr 
 bus Cot h 17 Ken 
 Ella M (Huff 
 *Lena M Boston, Mass 
 Carl G stu 
 
 Ruth E pi 
 
 Dorothy L pi 
 
 Whitaker, Geo J car 25 Ash 
 Sarah A (Gay 
 *Arthur A meat cut 
 
 Millinocket 
 
 *White, Chas B s cut 
 
 Hall's Quarry 
 Annie C (Eldridge 
 
 17 Pine 
 Walter C ptr 
 
 Edgar H team 
 
 Carrie I (m Carter > 
 Ernest L lab 
 
 Grace L (m IngersoU 
 Nettie M ho 
 
 Joseph pi 
 
 Ethel M pi 
 
 Marion J pi 
 
 George B pi 
 
 White, Edgar H team 
 
 24 2d So 
 Mary E ( Garland- Albee 
 Nina B 
 
 White, Fred lab O Crk 
 
 Rena D (Hadley 
 
 White, Lloyd car H Cove 
 Laura (McGown 
 Leslie 
 
 White, Newell A lab 27 Rod'k 
 
 White, Ralph L contr & bldr 
 H Cove 
 Mattie H (Lee 
 Cecil R pi 
 
 Maud E 
 
 White, R N lab 15 Ced av 
 Myrtle E (Stover 
 Leroy L pi 
 
 Fannie G 
 
 White, Thos A car 17 Ash 
 Edith E (Trafton 
 
 Whitmore, C E jeweler 
 
 h Hamor Blk bus Cot 
 Menia E (Burr 
 
 Whitmore, Frank E 
 
 M C R R Station Agt 
 12 Roberts av 
 
 THE BEST 
 PLACE TO 
 BUY A . . . 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IS AT 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
202 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Effie M (Preble 
 
 Harold P Bowdoin stu 
 
 Whitmore, J Albion retd 
 
 H Cove 
 Lena R (m Allen 
 Mineola L (m Rich 
 Maud L (m Arey 
 
 Whitmore, Rebecca N 
 
 (Farmer 74 L'lawn 
 Frank E r r ser 
 
 Clarence E jeweler 
 
 Beulah F bk kpr 
 
 Wiggen, F C car & mach 
 
 W Eden 
 
 Ellen (Kittredge 
 
 Carrie K dr mkr 
 
 *Fred E mach 
 
 Columbus av, Boston, Mass 
 
 Wilbur, H T exp driver 
 
 16 Rod'k 
 Bertha M (Tracy 
 
 Wilcomb, Chas A mas H Cove 
 Eliza J (Hamor 
 Ethel M (m Hamor 
 Delia A office wk 
 
 Ernest D gard 
 
 Wiley, Angie M ho 31/2 Myrt 
 
 Wiley, P I att'd't 17 Boles av 
 Marion J (Chaney 
 
 Willey, C M landscape gard 
 (see adv) 44 Sch 
 
 Bertha E (Conners 
 
 (see adv) dry goods 
 
 Reginald H pi 
 
 Marjorie D pi 
 
 R Crosman 
 
 Willey, Eugene W car 
 
 19 Rod'k 
 
 Hattie E (Pettengill 
 
 Helen C stu 
 
 Orrin F pi 
 
 Willey, Herman car 36 For 
 Margie 
 
 ( Thomas-Kenderson 
 
 Williams, Mrs Belle ho 87 Sch 
 Alice E pi 
 
 Grace M pi 
 
 Williams, B J roofer 48 Eden 
 Bessie (Davies 
 Ellen pi 
 
 Bennett J Jr 
 
 Williams, Elmer R lab 9 Lrl ct 
 Emma A 
 
 ( Saunders-Goodwin 
 Mamie B (m Woodworth 
 
 Wilson, Alex V florist & gard 
 3 Bridge 
 Mary (Brittany 
 Undine R at home 
 
 Clytie at home 
 
 Violet G stu 
 
 Pansy L stu 
 
 Alex V Jr stu 
 
 Mildred P pi 
 
 Victoria Q pi 
 
 Wilson, Fred lab Crom H rd 
 
 Wilson, Harry A ptr 
 
 2 Hamor av 
 
 Wilson, H R blk & wrt 65 Sch 
 Annie L (Thomas 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 208 
 
 Wilson, Jas K car wk 
 
 3 B'view av 
 Adocinda E (Thompson 
 May I (m Farley 
 
 Winship, Clara (Manchester 
 15 Lennox pi 
 Mabel (m Green 
 
 Wood, Chas H lawyer 
 
 bus Main res 15 High 
 
 Kate (Shaw 
 Philip S stu 
 
 Wood, Frank A far S'by Cove 
 Melissa J (Rich 
 Joseph W gard 
 
 Wood, Jos A p Bar Harbor 
 
 milkman & far n Emery dis 
 Emma J (Collins 
 Olin D milk bus 
 
 Mary F bk kpr & stenog 
 Helen W (m Liscomb 
 Lorinda J pi 
 
 Wood, Mrs J W (Harden 
 
 S'by Cove 
 Frank A lab 
 
 J Andrew far 
 
 Rebecca W (m Edwards 
 Eliza W (m McFarland 
 
 Wood, J W gard H Cove 
 Madge A (Tarbox 
 Esther pi 
 
 Eleanor pl 
 
 Hollis A pl 
 
 Beatrice M 
 
 Woodward, Jos H 
 
 mgr fur store Main 
 
 Blanche I (Mesick 
 Woodworth, Alonzo C gard 
 16 Mtn av 
 Maude B (Jordan 
 Woodworth, Jesse W app ptr 
 1 Cent av 
 M Blanche (Williams 
 Lettie M 
 Elmer B 
 Woodworth, L E car 58 For 
 
 Ida A (Brown 
 Woodworth, Nancy J (Clark 
 16 Mtn av 
 * Annie V (m Gordon 
 
 W Sullivan 
 *Nettie A (m Scammon 
 
 E Franklin 
 Jesse W ptr 
 
 Minnie A (m Brown 
 W Henry gard 
 
 Alonzo C gard 
 
 Linwood E car 
 
 Lyle H driver Main 
 Woodworth, W Henry gard 
 5 R'wood av 
 Geneva E (Leland 
 Preston L pl 
 
 Merrill L 
 Alton H 
 Worcester, Evelyn E (Allen 
 14 Des I ave 
 *Lily B (m Kilrow 
 
 Addison 
 *May E (m Ellis 
 
 33 Elm, Saco 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 160 Nlain Street 
 
 MUSIC 
 STORE 
 
 BAR HARBOR 
 
204 
 
 EDEN 
 
 *Aaron L car Dark Har 
 Ida V (m Crowley 
 *Edgar A mail car 
 
 Jonesport 
 * Julia F (m McLaren 
 
 Coburn, Brockton, Mass 
 Eletta A ho 
 
 Wright, Evie (Young 
 
 Cliff rd 
 Jennie (m Davis 
 Hollis lab 
 
 Bernard lab 
 
 May pi 
 
 Lincoln pi 
 
 Doris pi 
 
 Pauline 
 
 Yeaton, Horace T ptr 
 
 15 Newton Way 
 
 Caroline (Weatherbee 
 (see adv) dry cleansing bus 
 
 Helen J stu 
 
 Gertrude 
 Young, Bert H bk kpr 4 Ken 
 
 Florence (Davis 
 Young, Curtis blk 60 Sch 
 Young, David A gard 12 Han 
 
 Chloe B (Sawyer • 
 
 Thelma F 
 Young, Ernest coach 15 Main 
 YoTlng, Flora P 240 Main 
 
 (m Kasselmark 
 
 Carlyle H ship qtrmaster 
 
 Young, Frank T plumbing 
 bus Main h 12 Alb Mead 
 Catherine (Doran 
 
 manicure 
 
 Young, Geo W car 9 Ash 
 Jennie E (Johnston 
 Lida A stu 
 
 Harold A pi 
 
 Lera M pi 
 
 Marion A 
 
 Young, H H car 19 Ken 
 Vesta A (Freeman 
 Lizzie M (m Higgins 
 Aletta (m Carter 
 *Chas H salesman 
 
 Albany, N Y 
 Alice teacher 
 
 Young, Irv'g mas 11 Mtn av 
 Josie M (Grant 
 
 Young, J F far & fisher O Crk 
 Fannie E ho 
 
 Young, Jas F genl wk 
 
 19 Pine 
 Mary I (Googins 
 J Merrill cl 
 
 Lorenzo fisher 
 
 Lida (m M-ulhoUand 
 Bernice A (m Pettegrow 
 Alexander genl wk 
 
 David A pi 
 
 Lucy pi 
 
 p]na M pi 
 
 Young, Jas L exp driver 
 
 75 L'lawn 
 
 H S NASON & SON Exclusive Agents for the Crawford Shoe 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 205 
 
 Minnie B (Moore 
 
 
 *Natt Ellis draughtsman 
 
 Sherley P 
 
 Pl 
 
 Milton, N H 
 
 Carl W 
 
 pl 
 
 Fossill A ;(ni Smith 
 
 Thelma E 
 
 
 *Georgia V (m Palmer 
 
 Young, Loring L pi 11 
 
 Fed 
 
 Dexter 
 
 Young, Peleg H retd sea 
 
 capt 
 
 Young, Wm ptr 9 Greel av 
 
 S'by 
 
 Cove 
 
 Young, Wm H blk Eden 
 
 Etta (Goodridge 
 
 
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 ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS 
 
 The Clark Coal Company 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 Coal, Wood, Charcoal, Kindlings 
 
 SAND AND GRAVEL 
 
 A. B. ICELAND, President A. S. KINGSLEY, Treasurer 
 
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 
 
 J. F. HODGKIN8 L. B. DEA8Y CHAS. H. WOOD 
 
 FRED C. LYNAM FLETCHER T. WOOD 
 
 Office, 67 West Street, - - - BAR HARBOR, MAINE 
 
 Telephone 202 
 
 SPECIAL DISHES ON CERTAIN DAYS FINE LINE CIGARS AND CIGARETTES 
 
 HIGGINS' CAFE 
 
 LOTTA HIGGINS, Proprietress 
 
 26 MAIN STREET 
 
 Open Day and Night 
 
 MT. KEBO GINGER ALB LOBSTERS A SPECIALTY 
 
SUMMER RESIDENTS-EDEN 
 
 Abbe, Dr. and Mrs. Robert A., 
 New Y o r k — Brookend, 
 Eden street. 
 
 Adamowski, Mr. and Mrs. T., 
 Boston — Nasturtium Cot- 
 tage, Highbrook road. 
 
 Addison, Mr. and Mrs. Arth- 
 ur D., Washington — Rock- 
 burne, Woodbury road. 
 
 Alexander, Col. — M,aisonette, 
 West street. 
 
 Allen, Mrs. John R. — Lynam 
 Cottage, Mt. Desert street. 
 
 Allison, Mr. and Mrs. W. C, 
 Philadelphia — Wazee-Lo- 
 Wan, Cleftstone road. 
 
 Almirall, Mr. and Mrs. F. 
 F., Oyster Bay — Meadow 
 Ridge, Albert Meadow. 
 
 Amory, Dr. and Mrs. Robert 
 and family, Boston — The 
 Eyrie, Mt. Desert street. 
 Miss Mary C. Amory, Miss 
 Katherine L. Amory. 
 
 Anderson, Mrs. N. L., Wash- 
 ington — Miller Cottage, Mt. 
 Desert street. 
 
 Auchincloss, Mr. and Mrs. 
 John W., New York — Mira- 
 miche, Cleftstone road. 
 The Misses Auchincloss, J. 
 Howland Auchincloss, Miss 
 E. E. Auchincloss. 
 
 Attrill, Mrs. A., St. Louis — 
 Holden Cottage, Bridge 
 street. 
 
 Baker, Mrs. H. M., New York 
 — Fairview, Eagle Lake 
 road. Miss C. V. Baker. 
 
 Barklie, Mr. and Mrs. Archi- 
 bald, PhiladeJ^phia — Green 
 court, West street. 
 
 Barnwell, Mr. and Mrs. Mor- 
 gan, Tuxedo, N. Y.— 43 
 Holland avenue. 
 
 Bass, Col. and Mrs. E. W. 
 Bass, New York — ^Bass Cot- 
 tage, Kebo street. 
 
 Bass, Hon. J. P., Bangor — 
 Schofield Cottage, in The 
 Field. Col. and Mrs. F. H. 
 Strickland, Mrs. J. M. Scho- 
 field, Miss Georgiana Scho- 
 field. 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 
 
 GREENHOUSES— 12 Mt. Desert Street 
 STORE— 123 Main Street 
 
SUMMER RESIDENTS 
 
 207 
 
 Beale, Mrs. Harriet Blaine — 
 Amory Cottage, Amory 
 Lane. Mr. Walter Beale. 
 
 Bell, Prof, and Mrs. George 
 William, Boston — Peach 
 Cottage, Wayman Lane. 
 
 Biddle, Mr. and Mrs. Craig, 
 Philadelphia — Reef Point, 
 Hancock street. 
 
 Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Wood- 
 bury, Washington — ^Prim- 
 rose, Mt.« Desert street. 
 
 Blair, Mr. and Mrs. D. C, 
 New York — Blair Eyrie, 
 Highbrook road. 
 
 Blaney, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight, 
 Boston — Blarney Castle, 
 Ironbound Island. 
 
 Bloodgood, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- 
 ert F., New York — Samuel 
 Cottage, Mt. Desert street. 
 Miss Bloodgood, Mr. J. V. 
 S. Bloodgood. 
 
 Bonaparte, J. N., Washington 
 
 — Woodbine, West street. 
 Mrs. C. L. R. Bonaparte. 
 
 Bowdoin, Mr. and Mrs. George 
 S., New York — LaRochelle, 
 West street. Miss Edith 
 Bowdoin. 
 
 Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 
 T., Chicago — Baymeath, 
 
 Hull's Cove. Miss Helen H. 
 Bowen, Miss Louise DeK 
 
 Bowen, Jos. T. Bowen, Jr., 
 DeKoven Bowen. 
 
 Bradlee, Mrs. Josiah, Boston 
 — LedgehoUow, Wayman 
 Lane. 
 
 Bradley, Mrs. George Loth- 
 rop, Washington — Stratford 
 Cottage, Mt. Desert street. 
 
 Brandegee, Mr. and Mrs. E. 
 D. — Birnam Cottage, High- 
 brook road. The Misses 
 Brandegee, John Langdon 
 Brandegee. 
 
 Brigham, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- 
 ford, Boston — Brigham Cot- 
 tage, Schooner Head. 
 
 Bridgham, Mr. and Mrs. S. 
 W., New York— Rock 
 Hurst, Mt. Desert street. 
 
 Brunnow, R. E. and family, 
 Baltimore — Baltimore Cot- 
 tage, Main street. 
 
 Burnham, Mr. and Mrs. Hen- 
 ry D., Boston — ^Burnmouth. 
 Miss Mina H. Burnham. 
 
 Burrill, Mr. and Mrs. Middle- 
 ton S., New York— The 
 Anchorage, Prospect Ave- 
 nue. Miss Burrill. 
 
 Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas 
 Murray, New York — Tevi- 
 ot, Kebo street. Miss But- 
 ler. 
 
 Cadwallader, Mr. and Mrs. 
 
 JU DDAMCnnM Wood and Coal 
 » 111 DnAliouUIn of all kinds 
 
 INTOHTHEuaLST ZX.A.:El3BC:>X=t, 
 
 3V[.A.xivr£: 
 
208 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Henry, Philadelphia — Gray- 
 wood, Holland Avenue. 
 
 Carpenter, Mrs. Miles B., New 
 York — Hauterine, Eden 
 street. Miss Carpenter. 
 
 Cary, Miss, Baltimore — Mari- 
 gold Cottage, Albert Mead- 
 ow. 
 
 Catherwood, Mr. and Mrs. D. 
 B. C, Catherwood of Phil- 
 adelphia — Fabian Cottage, 
 Eden street. 
 
 Chandler, Dr. and family, 
 West Newton— Dalkeith. 
 
 Chapman, Mrs. H. C, Phila- 
 delphia — Mira Monte, Mt. 
 Desert street. 
 
 Chickering, Mrs. C. F., New 
 York — Grace Cottage, Mt. 
 Desert street. 
 
 Coats, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 
 M., Providence — Tangle- 
 
 ' wold, Kebo street. 
 
 Cochrane, Mr. and Mrs. Gif- 
 ford, New York— The 
 Breeze, West street. 
 
 Cochrane, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 
 liam F., Baltimore — Clear- 
 field Cottage, Albert Mead- 
 ow. 
 
 Coles, Mrs. Edward, Philadel- 
 phia — Aldersea, Schooner 
 Head road. Miss Mary R. 
 Coles. 
 
 Conrad, Mrs. Thomas K., Phil- 
 
 adelphia — The Weir, West 
 street. 
 
 Crocker, Mrs. Uriel H., Bos- 
 ton — Uferhelm, Eden street. 
 
 Crandall, Mrs. L. G., Boston 
 — Whitmore Cottage, Rob- 
 erts avenue. 
 
 Cushman, Mrs. E. C, Boston 
 —Guy's Cliff, Eden street. 
 Dr. W. C. Cushman. Mr. 
 Victor N. Cushman. Miss 
 Ludwig. 
 
 Davis, Mrs. Andrew J., 
 Wilkesbarre, Pa. — LeSelva, 
 Eden street. Mrs. Arline D. 
 Ireland. Mr. G. Kidder 
 Davis. 
 
 Dawson, Miss J. D., Philadel- 
 phia — Maple Cottage, Rob- 
 erts avenue. B. F. Dawson. 
 
 Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 
 B., Boston — Willow Brook, 
 Hull's Cove. 
 
 Delafield, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 
 L., New York — As-You- 
 Like-It, Main street and 
 Newton Way. Miss Char- 
 lotte Delafield. 
 
 Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Warren 
 E., New York — Sunnyside, 
 Mt. Desert street. Miss Mil- 
 dred Dennis. Mr. Frederic 
 J. Dennis. 
 
 Dimock, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
SUMMER RESIDENTS 
 
 209 
 
 F., New York — Kragmyr, 
 Cleftstone road. 
 
 Dixon, Mr, George D., Phil- 
 adelphia — Pinehurst, Eagle 
 Lake road. Miss Mary 
 Quincy Dixon. 
 
 Dodge, Mrs. George E., New 
 York — Balance Rock, The 
 Shore. 
 
 Dorr, Mr. George B., Boston 
 — Old Farm, Main street. 
 
 Draper, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 
 liam P., New York— The 
 Dustpan, Eden street. 
 
 Draper, Mr. and Mrs. George 
 A. — Bagatelle, Eden street. 
 
 Duncan, W. Butler, New York 
 —The Tides, West street. 
 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander B. 
 Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. Paul 
 Dana. Miss Dana, Mr. A. 
 Dana. 
 
 Ekengren, W. A. G., charge 
 d 'affairs de Suede, and Ma- 
 dame Ekengren, Washing- 
 ton — Cunningham Cottage. 
 
 Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. J. 
 Pierrepont — Eastcote, Bay 
 Drive. 
 
 Emery, Mrs. John J., New 
 York— The Turretts, Eden 
 street. 
 
 Emmet, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 
 C, New York — Silver 
 Birches, Eden street. Miss- 
 
 es Laura, Jannie and Ma- 
 rie Louise Emmet. 
 
 Eno, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 
 Lane, New York — The Eno 
 Cottage, Eden street. 
 
 Eustis, Miss Celestine, Wash- 
 ington — Mare Vista, Atlan- 
 tic avenue. 
 
 Fabbri, Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto, 
 New York — Buonriposo, 
 Eden street. A. Fabbri, 
 Countess Ludolf , Mrs. Shep- 
 ard, Sarah Fabbri. 
 
 Fahnestock, Mr. H. C, New 
 York — Steepways. Franzen 
 Augustus, New York — The 
 Studio, in The Field. 
 
 Fry, Mr. Charles, Boston — 
 Marcyes Cottage, Mt. De- 
 sert street. John Fry, 
 Charles Fry, Jr. 
 
 Force, Mrs. W. H., New York 
 — ^Buena Vista, Eden street. 
 The Misses Force. 
 
 Frith, E. L. — Hardy Cottage, 
 Kebo street. 
 
 Fulton, Mr. E. M.— Yules 
 Crag, Hull's Cove. 
 
 Gallatin, Mr. and Mrs. R. 
 Horace, New York — Devon 
 Cottage, Eagle Lake road. 
 
 Gait, Lady, Montreal — Kebo, 
 Kebo street. The Misses 
 Gait, Mr. E. S. Gait. 
 
 Glyn, Mrs. W. E., New York 
 
 tS CLEMENT'S Z'i.rr 
 
 MUSIC AND PHOniOaRAPHS 
 
210 
 
 EDEN 
 
 — Fox Cottage, Eagle Lake 
 road. 
 
 Griswold, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. 
 New York — Leeds Cottage, 
 Highbrook road. 
 
 Gurnee, Mr. and Mrs. W. S., 
 New York — ^Four Acres, 
 Eden street. 
 
 Haddon, Miss, Lakewood, N. 
 J. Austin Cottage, Wayman 
 Lane. 
 
 Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Fran- 
 cis Burton, New York — 
 Sea Urchins, Eden street. 
 
 Harrison, Mrs. John, Philadel- 
 phia — Faraway, Eagle Lake 
 road. 
 
 Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Arch- 
 ibald, The Barnacles, Eden 
 street. 
 
 Hatfield, Henry R.— Thing- 
 valla, Kebo street. 
 
 Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. William 
 P., Philadelphia — Grant 
 Cottage, Albert Meadow. 
 
 Heald, Miss H. T., Philadel- 
 phia — Columbia Cottage, in 
 The Field. 
 
 Henderson, Hon. and Mrs. J. 
 B., Washihgton^Gleneyrie. 
 
 Hinkle, Mr. and Mrs. A. How- 
 ard, Cincinnati — Donacq, 
 Cleftstone road. 
 
 Hobson, Mrs. E. L. — Conners- 
 meet, Kebo and Mt. Desert 
 
 streets. 
 
 Hoffman, Mrs. W. B., New 
 York— Higgins Cottage, in 
 The Field. Miss Mary U. 
 Hoffman. 
 
 Homans, Mrs. C. D., Boston — 
 Homans Cottage, Schooner 
 Head. 
 
 Hone, Mr. and Mrs. John, New 
 York— The Bandhox, Cot- 
 tage street. Mrs. H. G. 
 Bartol, John Hone, Jr. 
 
 Hopkins, Mr. William, Phila- 
 delphia — Bierka Cottage, in 
 The Field. Miss E. L. Hop- 
 kins. 
 
 Howard, Mr. and Mrs. F. T., 
 New Orleans — Ambleside, 
 Hull's Cove. Edgar How- 
 ard, Alvin Howard. 
 
 Hubbard, Gen. and Mrs. 
 Thomas H., New York — 
 Hillcrest, Cleftstone road. 
 Miss Anna Weir Hubbard. 
 
 Hunt, Mrs. Piatt, Ardeen, 
 Cleftstone road. 
 
 Ingraham, Judge George, New 
 York — ^Foster Cottage, High 
 street. 
 
 Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. Al- 
 bert Gould, New York — 
 Bowling Green, Eden 
 street. Mr. Albert Gould 
 Jennings, Jr., Miss Janice 
 Jennings. 
 
 FREDERICK H. MOSES, Florist 
 
 BAR HARBOR (?«««) FINE FLORAL WORK 
 
SUMMEE RESIDENTS 
 
 211 
 
 Jesup, Mrs. Morris K., New 
 York — Stonecliff, K e b o 
 street. 
 
 Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Regi- 
 nald M. and family, Milton, 
 Mass. — Villa Mary, Eden 
 street. 
 
 Kane, Mr. and Mrs. John I. — 
 The Breakwater, Hancock 
 street. 
 
 Keech, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 
 B., New York — Wads worth 
 Cottage, Eden street. 
 
 Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney 
 W., Philadelphia — Ocean 
 Cottage, in The Field. 
 
 Kettle, Mrs. L. N., Weston, 
 Mass. — Ledge Cliff, Schoo- 
 ner Head road. 
 
 Kellogg, Mrs. F. Leonard, 
 New York — ^Brae Head, 
 Wayman Lane. Mrs. Frank 
 Kellogg. 
 
 Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. John 
 S., New York — ^Kenarden 
 Lodge, Shore Path. 
 
 Ketterlinus, Mr. and Mrs. J. 
 L., Philadelphia — Bide-a- 
 while, Barberry Lane. 
 
 Kingsland, Mrs. William M., 
 New York — Dutch Cottage, 
 Kebo street. 
 
 Knapp, Mrs. Edward S., Tri- 
 angle Cottage. Mt. Desert 
 and Eden streets. Miss 
 
 Margaret Knapp. 
 
 Knower, Mrs. Benj., New 
 York— Griffin Cottage, Kebo 
 street. 
 
 Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 
 G., Philadelphia — Sonogee 
 Villa, on The Shore. 
 
 Laugier-Villars, The Coun- 
 ess. New York — Livingston 
 Cottage, Kebo street. 
 
 Lawrence, Rt. Rev. and Mrs. 
 William, Boston — Ingleside, 
 Kebo street. The Misses 
 Lawrence. 
 
 Lawrence, Judge and Mrs. 
 Abraham, New York — 
 Deasy Cottage. Miss Ruth 
 Lawrence. 
 
 Lee, Mr. W. H. L., New York 
 — Dillingham Cottage. 
 
 Leeds, Mr. and Mrs. Warner 
 M., New York — Archbold 
 Cottage, Cleftstone road. 
 
 Leffingwell, Mr. Douglass, 
 New York— The Old Rec- 
 tory, Mt. Desert street. 
 The Misses Leffingwell, Mr. 
 and Mrs. Kenneth McKen- 
 zie. 
 
 Linzee, Mr. and Mrs. John T., 
 Boston — Newman Cottage, 
 Holland avenue. 
 
 Linzee, Miss, Boston — Yellow 
 Cottage, in The Field. 
 
 Littlefield, Mr. and Mrs. L. 
 
 VICTOR 
 
 MACHINES and RECORDS at 
 
 CLEMENT'S MUSIC STORE 
 
212 
 
 EDEN 
 
 N.— The Italian Villa, Eden 
 street. 
 
 Livingston, Mr. Phillip, New 
 York — Fairview, Eden 
 street. 
 
 Livingston, Mr. Johnston, 
 New York — Livingston Cot- 
 tage, Kebo street. Countess 
 de Laugier-Villars. 
 
 Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. 
 John Callendar, New York 
 — Callendar House. Miss 
 Alida Livingston. 
 
 Luquer, Mr. and Mrs. Lea Mc- 
 Ilvaine and family. New 
 York— Eagle Cliff, Schoo- 
 ner Head road. 
 
 Manning, The Misses, Boston 
 — Manning Cottage, Wich- 
 cliff, 81 Eden street. 
 
 Marie, Mrs., Tuxedo, N. Y. — 
 43 Holland avenue. 
 
 Markoe, Mrs. John, Philadel- 
 phia — Larehsea, Schooner 
 Head. 
 
 Matthews, Hon. Nathan 
 Matthews and Mrs. Matth- 
 ews, Boston — Highfield, 
 Cleftstone road. Nathan 
 Matthews, Jr., Miss Na- 
 thalie Matthews, Mr. S. 
 Amory Matthews, Mrs. L. 
 S. Sargent. 
 
 May, Mrs. J. Frederic May, 
 Washington — Strawberry 
 
 Hill House. Mr. Frederic 
 May, Mrs. Beavor Webb 
 and the Misses Webb, New 
 York. 
 
 MacAuwley, Col. — Ladd Cot- 
 tage, High street. 
 
 McCagg, Mr. and Mrs. Louis 
 B., New York — Woodlands, 
 Otter Creek road. 
 
 McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. H. 
 Hall, New York — ^Boscobel, 
 West street. Miss Mildred 
 McCormick. 
 
 Mears, Mr. and Mrs. E. B., 
 Philadelphia — The Cross- 
 ways, West street. Miss 
 Frances Mears, Bryant 
 Mears. 
 
 Mellon, Miss, Philadelphia — 
 Jacob's Well, Eden street. 
 Miss Matilda Mellon. 
 
 Mellon, Mrs. Charles H., Mor- 
 ristown, N. J. — Thornhedge, 
 Mt. Desert street. Charles 
 Henry Mellon, Miss Eleanor 
 Mellon. 
 
 Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. 
 Merle, New York — Home 
 wood, Eagle Lake road. 
 Master William Taylor Mid- 
 dleton. 
 
 Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, 
 Philadelphia — Shoreacres, 
 Main street. 
 
 Minto, The Misses, Boston — 
 
 S. NASON & SON 
 Headquarters for Hart, Shaffner & Marx Clothing 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
SUMMER RESIDENTS 
 
 213 
 
 Minot Cottage, in The Field. 
 
 Mitchell, Dr. and Mrs. S. 
 Weir, Philadelphia — Far 
 Nienie, Wesx street. 
 
 Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. John 
 Kersley, Philadelphia — Sal- 
 tair, West street. 
 
 Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Cast- 
 mer de R., New York — 
 Stanwood, Norman road. 
 Mr. Benjamin B. Moore, 
 Miss Grace A. Moore. 
 
 Morrill, The Misses, Boston — 
 Redwood, Barberry Lane. 
 
 Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Gouver- 
 neur — Fern Hill, Eagle 
 Lake road. 
 
 Morris, Gouverneur — Fern 
 Hill, Eagle Lake road. 
 
 Morris, Dave Hennan, New 
 York— Bogue Chitto, Hull's 
 Cove. Dave Hennan Mor- 
 ris, Jr., Miss Louise Morris, 
 Miss Marion Lawrence Mor- 
 ris, Ralph Noel Morris, Miss 
 Emily Hammond Morris. 
 
 Mott, Mr. and Mrs. J. B., New 
 York — Sturgis Cottage, Mt. 
 Desert street. 
 
 Musgrave, Mrs. Frances, New 
 York— Eden Hall, Shore 
 Path. 
 
 Newfold, Clement B., Philadel- 
 phia — Devilstone, the Shore 
 Path. 
 
 Newbold, Mr. and Mrs. John 
 S., Philadelphia— Old Farm 
 Cottage, Sols Cliff road. 
 
 NewDoid, Mr. Thomas and 
 family, Hyde Park, N. Y.— 
 The Ledge, Wayman Lane. 
 
 Norris, Miss Dorothea C. and 
 Miss Fannie — Edgefield, 
 Stephen Lane. 
 
 Norcross, Mr. and Mrs. Otis, 
 Boston — ^Kathleen, Marl- 
 boro Driveway. 
 
 Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. David 
 B., New York — Okeden, 
 Main street. Miss Mary E. 
 Ogden, Miss Harriet Ogden. 
 
 Oumiroff, M. Bogea and Ma- 
 dame, Berlin, Germany — 
 The Poplars, Atlantic ave- 
 nue. 
 
 Opdycke, Mr. and Mrs. L. E., 
 New York — Abendruth, Al- 
 bert Meadow. Mrs. Emer- 
 son Opdycke. 
 
 Ovington, Mr. and Mrs. C. K, 
 New York — Calico Rock 
 Cottage. 
 
 Parsons, Mrs. Herbert, New 
 York — Honfleur House, 
 Hull's Cove. 
 
 Pearson, Mrs. Frederic, New 
 York — The Briars, on The 
 Shore. 
 
 Pellew, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 
 E., New York— Lilac Cot- 
 
 TALKING MACHINES— sold on 
 Easy Payments — at CLEMENT'S 
 
214 
 
 EDEN 
 
 tage, Roberts avenue. Miss 
 Anna C. Pellew. 
 
 Pendleton, Hon. and Mrs. 
 Frank, New York — Tripp 
 Cottage, Atlantic avenue. 
 
 Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. 
 George Stuart, Philadelphia 
 — Seacroft, Albert Meadow. 
 
 Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. 
 
 — Geranium, Kebo street. 
 
 Peterson, Miss Elizabeth, 
 Landsdown, Pa. — Petit 
 Pleasant. 
 
 Peterson, Mrs. R. L. — Gerani- 
 um Cottage, Kebo street. 
 
 Phelps, Mrs. Austin, Andover, 
 Mass. — Guelph, West street. 
 
 Pinchot, Amos R. E., New 
 York — Pinchot Cottage, 
 
 Eden street. 
 
 Piatt, Mrs. A. E., New York 
 — Ardeen, Cleftstone road. 
 Mrs. Piatt Hunt. 
 
 Porter, Mrs. J. Biddle— Wy- 
 andotte, Hancock street. 
 
 Porter, Mrs. Frank B., Vista 
 Cottage, Atlantic avenue. 
 
 Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. John T., 
 New York — Corfield, Eden 
 street. 
 
 Price, Mrs. Joseph M. P., Phil- 
 adelphia — The Kedge, West 
 and Bridge streets. 
 
 Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. J. L., 
 
 New York — Arcadia, Eagle 
 Lake road. 
 
 Reed, D. G., New York— Van- 
 derbilt Cottage. Miss Reed. 
 
 Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Fergus 
 and family, Norfolk, Va. — 
 Westover, Cleftstone road. 
 
 Rhinelander, Miss Serena, 
 New York — Llangollen, Ea- 
 gle Lake road. 
 
 Rice, Mrs. William B. — West- 
 field, West street. 
 
 Robbins, Mrs. George A. — 
 Highbrook road. 
 
 Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. George 
 S. and family, Philadelphia 
 — Wildacre, West street. 
 
 Samuel, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, 
 Philadelphia — Dennison 
 Cottage, Prospect avenue. 
 Miss Reba Samuel. 
 
 Seeley, Mrs. W. W., Cincin- 
 nati — Hillhurst, Cleftstone 
 road: 
 
 Schenck, Mrs. S. D., New 
 York— Whittington Cot- 
 tage, near the Malvern. 
 
 Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 
 K., Concord, Mass. — Shaw- 
 wondasee. 
 
 Sellman, Mrs. Carl, New York 
 — Walter Rodick Cottage, 
 Cottage street. 
 
 Sewall, Mr. and Mrs. H. J., 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 30 Years at Bar Harbor 
 
SUMMER RESIDENTS 
 
 215 
 
 Boston — Arcadia Cottage, 
 Arcadia Lane. 
 
 Schiff, Mr. Jacob H. and fam- 
 ily, New York — Ban-y-Byrn, 
 Norman Road. 
 
 Schiefflin, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 
 liam Jay and family, New 
 York — Islecote, Schooner 
 Head road. 
 
 Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar, 
 Philadelphia — Chiltern, 
 Cromwell Harbor. 
 
 Sherman, Mrs. Gardiner, New 
 York — Keewaydin, Main 
 street. 
 
 Shober, Mrs. S. L., Philadel- 
 phia — The Boulder, Kebo 
 street. Miss Elizabeth 
 Shober. 
 
 Shober, Dr. and Mrs. John B., 
 Philadelphia — Rodick Cot- 
 tage, Cottage street. 
 
 Smith, Dr. and Mrs. F. Free- 
 mont and family, Washing- 
 ton — ^Kossuth, Mt. Desert 
 street. 
 
 Smith, Miss Sally, Philadel- 
 phia — Hardy Cottage, The 
 Field. 
 
 Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mor- 
 ton, Philadelphia — Beach- 
 croft, Cromwell's Harbor., 
 
 Spence, Miss C. B., New York 
 — Douglass Firs, Wayman 
 Lane. 
 
 Steward, Mr. and Mrs. Camp- 
 bell, New York — Canary, 
 Kebo street. 
 
 Steward, Mr. C. W. Steward. 
 The Misses Steward, Wil- 
 liam Rhinelander, New 
 York — Greenlawn, West 
 street. 
 
 Stokes, Dr. Horace S., New 
 York — Norris Cottage, High 
 street. 
 
 Sturgis, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. — 
 Briarbound, Atlantic ave- 
 nue. 
 
 Taylor, Dr. and Mrs. J. Mad- 
 ison, Philadelphia — Ashley 
 Cottage, Mt. Desert street. 
 
 Thacher, Dr. John Seymore, 
 New York — Richardsoni 
 Cottage, Kebo street. 
 
 Thompson, Mrs. George L. — 
 Lee Cottage, West street. 
 
 Thorndike, Dr. and Mrs. Au- 
 gustus and family, Boston 
 — The Craigs, Amory Lane. 
 
 Torrey, Miss M. E., Boston — 
 Cadillac Cottage, Newport. 
 
 Townsend, Miss Mathilde, 
 Washington — Colonial Hall, 
 Prospect avenue. 
 
 Tucker, Mrs. Alanson, Boston 
 — Sea Fox, Eden street. 
 
 Train, Mr. and Mrs. A. C, 
 New York — Jacques Cot- 
 tage, Schooner Head road. 
 
 VICTOR and EDISON RECORDS 
 
 at GI^EMEIffT'S Music Store 
 
216 
 
 EDEN 
 
 Miss Margaret Train, Miss 
 Lucy Train, Miss Helen 
 Train, Master Train. 
 
 Trevor, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. 
 Trevor and little son. New 
 York — ^New Ogden Cottage, 
 Main street. 
 
 Trevor, Mrs. John B., New 
 York — ^While-away, on The 
 Shore. Miss Trevor. 
 
 Van Rensslaer, Mrs. Alexan- 
 der, New York — Stanton 
 Cottage, Eagle Lake road. 
 Miss Van Rensslaer. 
 
 Van Buren, Mrs. Smith T., 
 — Miriam Higgins Cottage, 
 The Field. Mr. Martin Van 
 Buren. 
 
 Walcott, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- 
 erick, New York — Tullibar- 
 dine. 
 
 Waller, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 
 New York — Hardy Cottage, 
 in the Field. 
 
 AVashington, Mrs. William 
 Herbert, New York — ^Wash- 
 ington Cottage, Woodbury 
 road. 
 
 Waterbury, Mrs. J. W., New 
 York— Fern Hill, Eagle 
 Lake road. Mr. and Mrs. 
 Gouverneur Morris. 
 
 Weld, Mrs. C. Minot, Boston 
 —The Field. 
 
 Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J., 
 
 New York — Clovercroft, 
 Eden street. 
 
 White, Mr. and Mrs. John 
 Jay, New Yotk — THe ±iaie 
 Cottage, Schooner Head. 
 
 Whiting, Dr. and Mrs. Guy F., 
 New York — Van Doren Cot- 
 tage, Hull's Cove. Miss 
 Alice Van Doren Whiting, 
 Miss Julia Beverly Whit- 
 ing. 
 
 Widener, Mr. and Mrs. George 
 D., Philadelphia — Mizzen- 
 top, Highbrook road. 
 
 Wilkins, Miss M. S., Philadel- 
 phia — The Knoll , Eagle 
 Lake road. 
 
 Winthrop, Mrs. Buchanan, 
 New York — Aloha, Bridge 
 street. Miss Marie AVin- 
 throp. 
 
 Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Meg- 
 argee, Philadelphia — Look- 
 out, Eagle Lake road. Miss 
 Mary Conover, Miss Mar- 
 garet Wright, Mr. Whitney 
 Wright, Miss Hannah 
 Wright. 
 
 Wright, Mrs. C. K., New 
 York — ^Hinch Cottage, High 
 street. Mr. Julian M. 
 Wright. 
 
 Wysong, Mr. and Mrs. John 
 J., New York — Clef tst one, 
 Cleftstone road. 
 
 CAImIm at J. H. BRANSGOIYI^S 
 
 Kindlings and Gravel 
 
 - ivr^aw^iisriES 
 
EDEN BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 MERCHANTS 
 
 Apothecaries, Bar Harbor — Chas. A. Keucher, Fred A. 
 Gonya, Rogers Pharmacy Co. 
 
 Bicycles, Bar Harbor — F. P. Pray & Son, F. J. Brewer, L. 
 M. Gullifer. 
 
 Books and Stationery, Bar Harbor— 'A. W. Bee, E. F. Teague 
 (also news), W. H. Sherman (also news). 
 
 Boots and Shoes, Bar Harbor — C. C. Ladd, W. Fennelly, 
 (see adv.), Julius Kurson (see adv.), N. Hillson, Franklin Shoe 
 Store, C. L. Morang, Brewer-Jellison Co. 
 
 Cigars and Tobacco, Bar Harbor — M. McCauley, J. J. 
 Coney, T. H. Landers, L. M. Gullifer, J. J. McDonald. 
 
 Clothing and Men's Furnishings, Bar Harbor — H. S. Nason 
 & Son (see adv.), Brewer-Jellison, N. Hillson, J. Kurson (see 
 adv.), S. Povich (second-hand). 
 
 Coal, Wood and Gravel, Bar Harbor — Bar Harbor Coal Co., 
 The Clark Coal Co. (see adv.). 
 
 Commission, Produce and Fruit, Bar Harbor — E. Bernar- 
 dini & Co. 
 
 Crockery and Art Goods, Bar Harbor — Ovington Bros. Co., 
 J. Milton Allen, F. E. Sherman (crockery). 
 
 Dry and Fancy Goods, Bar Harbor — M. Franklin (also 
 carpets), Mrs. Geo. J. Loring, M. Perlinsky, C. L. Morang, Mrs. 
 C. M. Willey (see adv.). 
 
 Electric Supplies, Bar Harbor — Lymburner & Hodgkins, 
 Hayes & Clements. 
 
 Fancy Groods, Bar Harbor— Mrs. T. L. Roberts, Mrs. Velma 
 B. Haynes. 
 
 10c SHEET MUSIC ^S?f?o^^^ 
 
 ''^''^iSt^^i^^J^^^ S. J. Clement, Bar Harbor 
 
218 EDEN 
 
 Fertilizers, Bar Harbor— R. H. Kittredge, Nickerson, Spratt 
 & Greeley, The Clark Coal Co. (see adv.). 
 
 Fish, Bar Harbor— J. F. Hodgkins & Stfn, H. A. Perry, H. 
 
 D. Wakefield, J. B. Daney, H. D. Smith. 
 
 Fruit and Confectionery, Bar Harbor— A. W. Bee, (agt.) 
 (confectionery), A. Sinisilchi, E. Bernardini & Co., Green Bros., 
 
 A. E. Spurling, E. W. Douglas, Mrs. E. M. Sargent, Geo. E. 
 Lufkin, John Suminsby, E. R. Cough, W. H. Clinkard, E. F. 
 Teague; Hull's Cove — E. R. Hamor. 
 
 Furniture, Bar Harbor— H. A. Brown (also carpetings), 
 (see adv.), W. E. Clark & Co. (also curtains), Mrs. M. T. 
 Kavanagh, Standard Furniture Co. (see adv.). 
 
 Gasoline Engines, Bar Harbor— Hayes & Clements, M. B. 
 Salisbury. 
 
 General Stores, West Eden— G. N. Rich, D. W. McKay; 
 Hull's Cove— H. S. McFarland. 
 
 Groceries, Bar Harbor — R. H. Kittredge, B. S. Higgins, H. 
 
 E. Messer & Sons, G. W. Austin, T. C. Higgins, E. R. Cough, 
 Fifield & Joy, J. A. Rodick, A. L. Morgan (see adv.), G. E. 
 Soper & Son, Mitchell & Hodgkins, P. J. Nash (see adv.), L. N. 
 Pray, Percy Kelly, E. Bernardini & Co., H. C. Dodge ; Salisbury 
 Cove — L. L. Smith, N. F. Bowden; Eden — Mrs. Butler Grant. 
 
 Hardware, Paints and Oils, Bar Harbor — ^B. S. Higgins, H. 
 E. Messer & Sons, A. E. Lawrence & Co. (see adv.), F. E. 
 Sherman, R. H. Moon, Fifield & Joy. 
 
 Harness and Trunks, Bar Harbor — Wm. Fennelly (see adv.), 
 Davis Bar Harbor Buck Board Co., C. B. Higgins. 
 
 Hats, Caps and Furs, Bar Harbor — Lyford & Woodward. 
 
 Hay, Grain and Flour, Bar Harbor — Nickerson, Spratt & 
 Greeley, R. H. Kittredge, T. C. Higgins. 
 
 Horses, Carriages and Harness, Bar Harbor — A. L. Stafford. 
 
 Ice, Bar Harbor — Brewer Ice Co., Eagle Lake Ice Co., A. 
 
 B. Smith. 
 
 Kerosene Oil, Bar Harbor — ^Nickerson, Spratt & Greeley 
 (wholesale). 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
BUSINESS 21^ 
 
 Lobsters and Fish (Wholesale), Bar Harbor — E. McKay. 
 Lumber, Bar Harbor — C. A. Hodgkins, E. K. Whitaker, 
 
 A. E. Lawrence (see adv.), R. H. Moon, Frank Spratt. 
 Mason's Supplies, Bar Harbor — H. I. Stanley, J. K. Preble, 
 
 Shea Bros., G. L. Wescott. 
 
 Meats and Provisions, Bar Harbor — G. E. Soper & Son, 
 
 B. S. Higgins, J. H. Butterfield (also poultry and game), A. L. 
 Morgan (see adv.), Fifield & Joy, R. H. Kittredge, L. H. Pray, 
 E. Bernardini & Co., F. J. Nash (see adv.), E. R. Cough, J. B. 
 Daney; Hull's Cove — J. K. Salisbury; Salisbury's Cove — M. 
 E. Salisbury. 
 
 Milk and Cream— B. V. Grant ; Bar Harbor— W. E. Peach, 
 Geo. Newman, Wellington Salisbury; Hull's Cove — E. T. 
 Hamor, J. A. Wood; West— D. G. Hall; Salisbury Cove— 
 Julien Emery. 
 
 Millinery and Fancy Goods, Bar Harbor — Mrs. E. E. Lin- 
 scott, Mrs. Eda D. Jellison, Mrs. F. B. Wakefield, Stalford 
 Millinery Co. 
 
 Music, Musical Instruments and Sewing Machines, Bar Har- 
 bor — S. J. Clement (see adv.), Frank P. Pray & Son. 
 
 Oriental Goods, Bar Harbor — Haddad Bros. 
 
 Paints, Oils and Paper Hangings, Bar Harbor — H. A. Law- 
 ford, H. E. Wakefield (see advt.), M. C. Foster, Emery & Stew- 
 art, J. J. Canning (paints and oils), F. C. Foster, F. L. Carter, 
 Geo. H. Preble, A. E. Lawrence (see advt.), L. W. Tabbutt. 
 
 Ship Chandlery, Bar Harbor — H. E. Messer & Sons, B. S. 
 Higgins, Fifield & Joy. 
 
 Sporting Goods, Bar Harbor — R. H. Kittredge, A. E. Law- 
 rence Co. (see adv.), B. S. Higgins, F. T. Brewer. 
 
 Spring Water — Mt. Kebo Spring Water Co., Bar Harbor 
 Spring Water Co. 
 
 Stoves and Tinware, Bar Harbor — Green & Reynolds, F. E. 
 Sherman, The Austin Stove Store (see adv.) 
 
 Typewriters and Supplies, Bar Harbor — W. H. Sherman. 
 
 Variety, Bar Harbor — F. E. Sherman. 
 
 YOU !■ 1% I #% A ^1 RECORD In the CATALOG at 
 
 iL. EDISON CLEMENT'S 
 
220 EDEN 
 
 Vegetables and Fruits, Bar Harbor — ^Isaac Locke & Co. 
 Watches, Jewelry and Silverware, Bar Harbor — J. H. Saw- 
 yer, C. E. Whitmore. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS 
 
 Architects and House Contractors, Bar Harbor — ^Fred L. 
 Savage, Andrews, Jacques & Rantoul, M. W. Stratton, Denby 
 & Nute. 
 
 Bakers, Bar Harbor — A. E. Spurling (see adv.), Geo. W. 
 Austin. 
 
 Bicycle Repairing, Bar Harbor— L. M. Gullifer, F. P. Pray 
 & Son, F. J. Brewer. 
 
 Boat Builders, Bar Harbor — Hayes & Clement. 
 
 Cabinet Makers, Bar Harbor — H. E. Hapworth, R. H. Moon. 
 
 Carriages and Buckboards, Bar Harbor — Davis Bar Harbor 
 Buckboard Co., J. C. Farrell, Guthrie & Wilson; Hull's Cove— 
 A. R. Hanscom. 
 
 Carver, Bar Harbor — S. L. Treat. 
 
 Contractors and Builders, Bar Harbor — E. K. Whitaker, 
 C. A. Hodgkins, W. Grindle, A. E. Lawrence Co. (see adv.), 
 Seth H. Hopkins, R. H. Moon, G. D. Grindle; Hull's Cove- 
 White & Carpenter. 
 
 Dressmaking, Bar Harbor — Mrs. C. H. Parsons, Miss Evie 
 F. Hamor, Mrs. Gertrude Lawrence, Mrs. Annie Jordan, Miss 
 Lena Higgins, Mrs. Agnes Alley, Mrs. Flora Kasselmark. 
 
 Electricians, Bar Harbor — F. J. Brewer, Hayes & Clement, 
 A. H. Lawford, Lymburner & Hodgkins. 
 
 Granite, Bar Harbor — ^Bear Brook Quarries, George B. 
 Dorr, prop.; F. L. Brewer & Co., P. P. Pond (see adv.), H. W. 
 Dunn (also marble) ; West — F. W. Clark. 
 
 Grist Mill, Bar Harbor — Nickerson, Spratt & Greeley. 
 
 Jewelers, Bar Harbor — C. E. Whitmore, J. H. Sawyer, L. 
 M. Gullifer. 
 
 Black Cat Hosiery for Children is Sold by 
 H. S. NASON & SON 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
BUSINESS 221 
 
 Locksmith and Electrician, Bar Harbor — F. J. Brewer. 
 
 Lumber, Bar Harbor — Frank Spratt; Salisbury Cove — Hall 
 Bros. 
 
 Masons, Bar Harbor — H. I. Stanley, G. L. Wescott, Shea 
 Bros., J. K. Preble. 
 
 Painters and Paper Hangers^ Bar Harbor — K. R. Lawford, 
 H. E. Wakefield (see adv.), M. C. Foster, C. E. Parker, Emery 
 & Stewart, J. J. Canning, Geo. H. Preble, F. L. Carter, Chas A. 
 Tower (carriage), G. M. Tower (carriage), Davis Bar Harbor 
 Buckboard Co. (carriage), A. E. Lawrence Co. (see adv.), L. W. 
 Tabbutt, Wm. Quimby; Hull's Cove— E. R. Hamor; S'bury 
 Cove — C. A. Hamor ; Indian Pt. — Chas. P. Ahlblad. 
 
 Plumbers, Bar Harbor — R. E. Stanley (see adv.), Wm. L. 
 Pierce, F. T. Young & Co., L. P. Carter, John W. Silk & Son. 
 
 Rock Crushing, Bar Harbor — F. L. Brewer & Co. 
 
 Shoemakers, Bar Harbor — Irving A. Hodgkins, S. T. Spen- 
 cer, W. B. Sullivan, S. M. Whalen, T. D. Frank. 
 
 Smiths, Bar Harbor — Power & Conners, C. A. Weaver, 0. K. 
 Stevens, Guthrie & Wilson, J. A. Hopkins, M. F. Richards; 
 Hull's Cove — Raymond Hanscom; West — A. L. Richardson. 
 
 Tailors, Bar Harbor — J. J. Moran, M. Schiro, A. Simon. 
 
 Undertaker, Bar Harbor — F. E. Sherman. 
 
 Upholstering, Bar Harbor— F. L. Foster, W. E. Clark & 
 Co., H. A. Brown. 
 
 Wharf Builders, Bar Harbor — J. F. Hodgkins. 
 
 Woodworking and House Finish, Bar Harbor — C. A. Hodg- 
 kins, E. K. Whitaker (see adv.), R. H. Moon. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS 
 
 Associations, Bar Harbor — MASONS — Bar Harbor, No. 
 185, 3d Thurs. ; Eastern Star, Harmony, No. 43, Mon. Mount 
 Kebo, R. A. C, No. 50, 1st Fri. I. 0. O. F.— Island, No. 120, 
 Tuesday ; Unison Rebekah, No. 107, 2d and 4th Thurs. ; Mount 
 Desert Encampment, 1st and 3d Friday. G. A. R. — Jas. M. 
 
 PIANOS for Rent or Sold on 
 Easy Payments at CLEMENT'S 
 
222 . EDEN 
 
 Parker, No. 105, 2(i and 4th Sat.; Relief Corps, No. 28, 2d and 
 4th Wed. K. OP P.— Porcupine, No. 86, Mon. W. C. T. IT.— 
 1st and 3d Fri. I. 0, F.— Eden, Thurs. VILLAGE IM- 
 PROVEMENT SOC, F. C. Lynam, treas. LINDALL'S BAND 
 AND ORCHESTRA— C. E. Lindall, manager. Y. M. C. A.— 
 Chas. F. Paine, pres., Edward B. Mears, treas. 0. U. A. M. 
 — Kebo No. 20, Fri. S. P. C. A.— Miss Juliette Niekerson, 
 agt. Salisbury Cove— P. OF H., Bay View, No. 267, Wed. 
 West— P. OF H., Mtn. View. I. 0. R. M., Cherokee, No. 86, 
 Thurs. LOAN & BLDG. ASSN. Y. W. C. A. ASSN. OF 
 ARTS. CADET BAND. MT. D. TRANSIT CO. 
 
 Barbers, Bar Harbor — ^F. A. Jellison, G. L. Goodwin, M. A. 
 Shea, W. D. Conners, L. R. Harriman, R. Gray. 
 
 Bar Harbor Electric Light Co. — L. A. Leach, supt. 
 
 Bar Harbor Freighting Co., Bar Harbor — Stephen L. Kings- 
 ley, pres., A. H. Grindle, gen. mgr. 
 
 Bar Harbor Medical and Surgical Hospital, Bar Harbor — 
 Edward B. Mears, pres. 
 
 Billiards, Bar Harbor — E. T. Cominsky, L. E. Lawson, D. 
 S. Norris, L. M. Gullifer. 
 
 Boarding Houses — Mrs. S. A. Southard, Mrs. Alice Cleaves, 
 Mrs. E. H. Higgins, J. H. Newells. 
 
 Boats to Let, Bar Harbor — Conners Bros., Dirigo Co. 
 
 Chiropodist, Bar Harbor — Mrs. Katherine Doran-Young. 
 
 Civil Engineers, Bar Harbor — Edgar I Lord, E. W. Hill, 
 C. A. Lord. 
 
 Dining Rooms, Bar Harbor — Lotta Higgins (see adv.), Pres- 
 ton H. Joy, H. H Golden. 
 
 Expresses, Bar Harbor — ^American. 
 
 First National Bank, Bar Harbor — ^J. A. Rodick, pres., 
 Thos. Searls, cashier (see adv.). 
 
 Florists, Bar Harbor — Mt. Desert Nurseries, Henry L. Fil- 
 liettaz, Malvern Hotel Co., J. H. Stalford, mgr., F. H. Moses 
 (see adv.). 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 ■rpT OPJQX GREENHOUSES— 12 Mt. Desert Street 
 
 r ivWrs^iOl STORE-123 Main Street 
 
BUSINESS 223 
 
 Hotels, Bar Harbor— Rockaway, T. L. Roberts; Hotel St. 
 Sauveur, Alley Bros. ; Newport, W. M. Roberts ; Hotel Brewer, 
 The Lynam, Parker Cottages, Mrs. E. C. Parker ; Belmont, J. 
 C. Manchester; The Malvern, The Louisburg, Birch Tree Inn, 
 Wm. Goss. ; The Florence, Miss T. E. Martin; Bar Harbor 
 House. 
 
 Halls, Bar Harbor — The Casino, Music, Society, Geo. Joy, 
 mgr. 
 
 High School, Bar Harbor — A. H. Carver, principal. 
 
 Insurance, Bar Harbor — Edward B. Mears, F. C. Lynam & 
 Co., Stephen L. Kingsley, L. A. Austin, F. L. Hadley, Searles 
 & Carter, M. P. Cleaves, 0. H. Haraden, F. L. Carter, F. E. 
 Walls & Co. 
 
 Investment Securities and Mining Stock, Bar Harbor — 
 Stephen L. Kingsley. 
 
 Jobbing and Trucking — D. D. Daigle, Trevett's Express, 
 Moore Bros., B. Hodgkins, A. L. Manchester, Jordan's Ex- 
 press, W. H. Puffer, jr., A. McQuinn. 
 
 Landscape Engineer, Bar Harbor — E. W. Hill. 
 
 Landscape Gardeners, Bar Harbor — ^P. W. Blanchfield, 
 Henry L. Filliettaz, Mt. Desert Nurseries, Clifford Willey 
 (see adv.). Small & Ingalls (see adv.), J. W. Conners, J. H. 
 Stalford. 
 
 Land Surveyors, Bar Harbor^ — Edgar I. Lord, C. A. Lord. 
 
 Laundries, Bar Harbor — ^Bar Harbor Steam Laundry, 
 Hop Sing. 
 
 Library — Bar Harbor Public, Miss Inez M. Suminsby, lib., 
 8,500 vols. 
 
 Livery Stables, Bar Harbor— S. W. Getchell, Geo J. Staf- 
 ford, N. Ash, J. E. Foster, Arno W. Cleaves (see adv.), J. E. 
 Tripp, W. E. Cunningham, W. H. Puffer, jr., R. A. Sproul, 0. 
 G. Strout, T. C. Hersom, A. L. Graves. 
 
 Mount Desert Nurseries, Bar Harbor — Geo. B. Dorr, prop., 
 Wm. Miller, mgr. 
 
 Optician, Bar Harbor — J. H. Sawyer. 
 
 J. H. BRANSCOM, Hay and Straw 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
224 EDEN 
 
 Photographers, Bar Harbor — Ernest Emery, Harry L. 
 Bradley, I. H. Vose. 
 
 Piano Tuner, Bar Harbor — C. W. Basford. 
 
 Printers, Bar Harbor — Bar Harbor Press Co., W. H. Sher- 
 man, C. B. Bolles. 
 
 Station and Ticket Agent, Bar Harbor— M. C. R. R., F. B. 
 Whitmore. 
 
 Stock Broker, Bar Harbor — Geo. E. Googins. 
 
 Telegraph, Bar Harbor— W. U., M. F. Brewer; P. T. C. 
 Co., R. H. Nason. 
 
 The Malvern Hotel and Land Improvement Co., Bar Har- 
 bor. 
 
 Veterinary Surgeons, Bar Harbor — L. Sherman Cleaves, 
 Alonzo W. Cleaves. 
 
 Water Works — ^Bar Harbor "Water Co., Fred C. Lynam, 
 pres., A. H. Grindle, supt., E. B. Mears, treas. 
 
 Wharfage, Bar Harbor — Nickerson, Spratt & Greeley, 
 Clark Coal Co., Bar Harbor Coal Co., F .Spratt. 
 
 Largest Stock and Lowest Prices on 
 
 FURNITURE and RUGS 
 
 in Eastern Maine 
 
 H. A. BROWN 6 SON 
 
 ' COTTAGE ST.. BAR HARBOR 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
L. B. Deasy, Presiflent Fred C. Lvnam, Secretary and Treasurer 
 
 W. H. Davis, Vice President Vernon G. Wasgatt, Asst. Treasurer 
 
 The Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Go. 
 
 DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK 
 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT 
 
 Cash Capital, $50,000.00 Surplus, $100,000.00 
 
 TRUSTEES— L. B. Deasy, Fred C Lynam, W. H. Davis, A. E. Lawrence, Jasper Wyman, 
 A. K. McBride, B. H. Mayo, B. S. Higgins, A. E. Farnsworth, Vernon G. Wasgatt. 
 
 CENSUS OF ML DESERT 
 
 1909 
 
 Note — Where no post office address is expressed, Mount 
 Desert (Somesville) is understood. Other post offices and 
 adjoining towns are abbreviated thus: Northeast Harbor — 
 N E Har; Seal Harbor— Seal Har; Otter Creek— Crk; Hall 
 Quarry — H Qy; Indian Point — Ind Pt; Bar Harbor — ^Bar Har; 
 Southwest Harbor — S W Har. 
 
 Localities are abbreviated thus: Bartlett's Island — B Is; 
 Pretty Marsh— P Marsh; Beech Hill— Bch Hill. 
 
 The post office address of all residents of Beech Hill is 
 Mount Desert; of residents of Bartlett's Island and Pretty 
 Marsh — Indian Point, in Eden. 
 
 For the other abbreviations used in the census see the first 
 census page. 
 
 THE BEST ■l^a m Ik ■ ^^ '^ Ai' 
 
 sir. PIANO 
 
 CLEMENTS 
 
 ilAMPUCQICD RDnQ i-OCAL expressmen 
 
 mnliunco I Cn DnUOi ^L?'e,°4"a"i°p'^sr' 
 
 Telephone No. 12. Office in Brick Block, Northeast Harbor, Maine 
 
226 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 A 
 
 Adams, John C brick mason 
 N E Har 
 ] Kate E 
 
 ( Smallidge-Sargent 
 Allen, Aubrey care takr 
 
 n Asticou N B Har 
 And Mrs Allen 
 *Allen, Berkley LeV mer 
 
 res Bar Har bus N E Har 
 Allen, M L Co 
 Commissioner & sup of sch'ls 
 Emma A (Holmes 
 James B coll stu 
 
 Walter M stu 
 
 Roger H stu 
 
 Richard pi 
 
 Allen, Obadiah retd 
 
 Dencie L (m Somes 
 Melville L 
 Co Com & sup of schools 
 Ash, Robert shoe mkr 
 
 N E Har 
 Martha (Stanley 
 *Lida A (m Haskell 
 
 Deer Isle 
 *Ada F (m Townsend 
 
 BluehiU 
 
 *Thos W mason S W Har 
 
 Atherton, Geo L N E Har 
 
 Frances L (Holmes- 
 Manchester 
 Lena E tel op 
 
 Atherton, Mrs Emily sum res 
 Atwood, E A bk kpr Seal Har 
 Dora (Smallidge 
 Ernest A 
 Francis J 
 Atwood, Edwin S livery 
 
 N E Har 
 Yenia T (Rogers 
 Lucy R stu 
 
 Babbidge, J H quarryman 
 H Quarry 
 Mary L (Richardson 
 Earl R 
 Babbidge, Seth W H Quarry 
 quarry & constable 
 Julia (Robinson dr mkr 
 *Bernetta M (m Murphy 
 Augusta 
 *Carrie S ho 
 
 Petoskey, Mich 
 Lissie M (m Hopkins 
 Irving H eng 
 
 *Margaret M (m Murray 
 Austin, Texas 
 Babson, Mrs Phebe S 
 
 Judith L ho 
 
 HOWARD S. NASON 
 FRANK E. NA80N 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
 FREDERICK H. MOSES, Florist 
 
 BAR HARBOR (?«/.") FINE FLORAL WORK 
 
CENSUS 
 
 227 
 
 Bain, A A mer N E Har 
 Nittie J (Dow 
 Isabel B 
 Alex G 
 Bain, Hannah B 
 
 ( Alley- Went worth 
 Arthur A mer 
 
 Jas B mer 
 
 Bain, Jas B mer N E Har 
 Lucy F (Ames 
 Sheila M 
 Baird, E J Episcopal clerg 
 N E Har 
 Barron, Rob't H retd N E Har 
 *John H motorman 
 
 San Francisco, Cal 
 Annie E (m Smallidge 
 *Fannie E (m Allen 
 
 E Boston, Mass 
 Mary E (m Robbins 
 
 Bartletts Is 
 James H car Boston 
 *Faith C ho Bar Har 
 *Lillian D (m McFarland 
 E Lake 
 *Mina A (m Gilpatrick 
 Beacon Hill, Boston, Mass 
 *Emily B (m Lea 
 
 Springfield, Mass 
 Alma T (m Gilpatrick 
 *Carrie S (m Mitchell 
 
 Brooklyn, N Y 
 
 *Sula C (m Bailey 
 
 Bathbeech, N Y 
 
 Bartlett, F G f ar N E Har 
 Sarah F (Smith 
 Estella E store kpr 
 
 *Emery G fireman 
 
 Ayer, Mass 
 Nellie A store & bk kpr 
 Elwell F lineman 
 
 Bartlett, Geo W genl wk 
 
 Pretty Marsh 
 
 Bartlett, Katie ( B Is 
 
 Bartlett, Wesley C fish B Is 
 
 Bartlett, Wm genl wk B Is 
 Zelma (Astigan-Booker 
 Robert 
 
 Batchelder, Annie E H Qy 
 
 (Richardson 
 
 Inez Ella pi 
 
 Beal, N Everett ptr N E Har 
 Margaret M (Barron 
 Harold E pi 
 
 Charles R pi 
 
 Bertucci, Amedeo mer 
 
 N E Har 
 Adelaide (Cavagnini 
 
 Billings, F H mer Seal Har 
 Delia E (Johnson 
 Ralph E stu 
 
 Percy G pi 
 
 Marion C pi 
 
 John T pi 
 
 POST CARDS, ALBUMS AND PHOTO VIEWS 
 
 of Northeast Harbor and Vicinity Made and for Sale at 
 
 MOORE'S STUDIO, Northeast, Harbor 
 
 CHARLES N. SMALL 
 
 New Store. New Stock. 
 
 REGISTERED 
 DRUGGIST 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
228 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Meda 
 
 Blake, W D blk 
 
 Florence E (Wardwell 
 Alice M (m Bracey 
 Gertrude V ho 
 
 Flora E pi 
 
 Blanchard, Ambrose S 
 
 blk & far Beech Hill 
 Eudora A (Richardson 
 Everett W s cut 
 
 *Holsey H s cut 
 
 47 Chestnut, Waltham, Mass 
 *Georgietta (m Tracy 
 
 1816 Washington av, Portland 
 ^Florence E (m Reade 
 
 Bar Har 
 * Agnes B (m Hanna 
 
 New Harbor 
 Fred'k H pi 
 
 Logan A pi 
 
 Blanchard, E W gran cut 
 Bertha M (Mason 
 Freda G 
 
 Booker, Zelma (m Bartlett 
 
 Bartlett's Is 
 Mildred pi 
 
 Florence pi 
 
 Bordeaux, Chas G far 
 
 Flora B (Reed 
 Harry E far 
 
 Pearl S stu 
 
 Bordeaux, H E far 
 
 Leta M (Walls 
 Bracy, David far Crk 
 
 Lucy J (Eaton 
 Bracy, Herman C gard 
 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 
 Effie M (Grindle 
 
 Orris P 
 Bracy, Sidney P milkman 
 
 Sound 
 
 Alice B (Blake 
 
 Geo H 
 
 Dorothy E 
 Bracy, S A fisher Crk 
 
 Marion L (Liscomb 
 
 Hilda A 
 
 Laura F 
 
 Baby girl 
 Bracy, Wm H car O Crk 
 
 Winfred L lab 
 
 Sherley A fisher 
 
 Laforest pi 
 
 William T pi 
 
 Bragdon, Sarah J at home 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Branscom, David U genl wk 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Alice G (Whitten 
 
 Roger G pi 
 
 Arline W pi 
 
 S Thelma 
 
 J Stuart 
 Branscom, J H coal & wd dlr 
 
 THE NORTHEAST HARBOR LAUNDRY 
 
 MANCHESTER BROS. 
 
 JOY BUILDING 
 
 Successors to C. D, Joy 
 
 Teleptione 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 60 NIain Street 
 
 MUSIC 
 STORE 
 
 BAR HARBOR 
 
CENSUS 
 
 229 
 
 (see adv) N E Har 
 
 M Ella (Manchester 
 Dorothy stu 
 
 Lawrence M pi 
 
 Brown, Abbie L (Murphy 
 
 Arthur E pav breaker 
 *Burton J car Bar Har 
 J Warren s cut 
 
 * Jennie (m Bonsey 
 
 Surry 
 Melissa R embroidery wk 
 N E Har 
 *Ida (m Woodward 
 
 Bar Har 
 
 Brown, Alton C ship qtrmas 
 Emma M (Richardson 
 
 dr mkr 
 
 Brown, Chas F sea capt 
 
 Fannie M (Pray 
 Alton C sailor 
 
 Edgar H barber 
 
 Delia P ho 
 
 Ada S pi 
 
 Hoyt C pi 
 
 Brown, Chas W car N E Har 
 Mattie B (Seavey 
 George H pi 
 
 Brown, Clarence E lab 
 
 Mercie T (Carter 
 
 Mabel S pi 
 
 Lyndon S pi 
 
 ' Clara C pi 
 
 Merle C pi 
 
 Thos B 
 Harold W 
 
 Brown, J W gran cut N E Har 
 Julia M (Murphy 
 Charlotte M pi 
 
 Albert L 
 
 Brown, S B plumb N E Har 
 May W (Freeman 
 Anna M stu 
 
 Ada C stu 
 
 Leonice T pi 
 
 Juanita G pi 
 
 Florington T pi 
 
 Brown, Wm S boat capt 
 
 *Fred E watch factory 
 Waltham, Mass 
 Hattie (Leland 
 Maxine V pi 
 
 Hilda P pi 
 
 Mary C 
 Forrest L 
 
 Bucklin, Fred W car N E Har 
 Katherine E (Frazier 
 Chas H pi 
 
 Horace E 
 Paul R 
 
 Bunker, Arthur L stu 
 
 Bunker, Chas H mas & gard 
 N E Har 
 Evadne L (Peckham 
 James P pi 
 
 CHAS. N. SMALL 
 
 Prescription Work Carefully Done 
 
 REGISTERED DRUGGIST 
 
 DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES 
 TOILKT AKI'ICLES 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
 J. H. BRANSCOM, Hay and Straw 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
230 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Bunker, Frances A (Holmes 
 *Nellie F (m Sheafe 
 
 Kent, Wash 
 *Chas E mer 
 
 Central, Lowell, Mass 
 *Elton L 
 
 emp whol fruit ho 
 956 Bridge, Lowell, Mass 
 
 Bunker, Nellie S (McLean 
 *Lena M (m Lynam 
 
 Bar Har 
 *Helen I (m Graves 
 119 Townsend, Boston, Mass 
 Wm G ladies' tailor 
 
 Bunker, Wm H fisher Crk 
 *Chas F car Corona, Cal 
 Mary A (Bracy 
 Alberta T (m Grover 
 
 Burns, Albert far B Is 
 Annie (Wheellock 
 Hale genl wk 
 
 Laura pi 
 
 Albert pi 
 
 David pi 
 
 Burns, Francena (m Rich 
 
 Beech Hill 
 Albert L lab 
 
 Ermina (m Richardson 
 
 Burr, Chas D livery N E Har 
 Jennie (Hall 
 Gertrude H manicure 
 
 Lester D bk kpr 
 
 Chas W stu 
 
 Marguerite E 
 
 Charlotte E 
 Butler, Jas genl wk N E Har 
 
 Temperance (Robbins 
 Butler, Levi W genl wk 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Bessie (Somes laundress 
 
 Lucy A 
 Butler, L G lab N E Har 
 
 Annie L (Tracy 
 
 Mina M genl wk 
 
 Morris L pi 
 
 Leo E pi 
 
 Campbell, Edw T H Qy 
 
 granite contr & postmaster 
 Lena (Macomber 
 Julia M coll stu 
 
 M Aline pi 
 
 David E 
 Campbell, R E Seal Har 
 
 prop Glencove Hotel 
 Evelyn (Lynam 
 Stuart M genl wk 
 
 Margaret A pi 
 
 Candage, B W Seal Har 
 
 dlr in wood, coal, kindlings, 
 & gasolene 
 
 Maggie E (Simon ton 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 30 Years at Bar Harbor 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON Af?ents for the Gold Seal Rubbers 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 231 
 
 Samuel W mas 
 
 Arthur H mas 
 
 W. C. Doane bk kpr 
 
 Nina B at home 
 
 Candage, A H mas Seal Har 
 
 Meda C (Pray 
 Candage, C A architect 
 
 N E Har 
 Candage, W C bk kpr S Har 
 
 Evelyn A (Holman 
 Carter, A J far P Marsh 
 
 Laura (Freeman 
 
 Lewis lab 
 
 P Dela pi 
 
 Mary 
 Carter, Andrew G pav cut 
 
 *May G (m Gordon 
 
 Franklin 
 
 ^Nettie I (m Day Alfred 
 
 *C Bella (m Maxwell 
 
 Frankfort 
 
 Harry s cut 
 
 Carter, Chas I teamster 
 
 Annie M (Lunt 
 
 John W far 
 
 Carter, Harry s cut 
 
 Imelda B (Merchant 
 
 Clara I pi 
 
 Margaret P 
 
 Reta B ' 
 Carter, John A pav cut 
 
 Josie A (Gordon 
 
 John P pi 
 
 Raymond M pi 
 
 Cecil P pi 
 
 Earl L 
 Almeda A 
 
 Carter, R Herbert pav cut 
 Beech Hill 
 Susie (Smith-Taylor 
 Karl F pi 
 
 Carter, Roland L genl wk 
 Ella (Brockway- Walls 
 
 Carter, W L lab Seal Har 
 Harbor Brook 
 Annie H (Webber 
 Calvin B lab 
 
 Elston A lab 
 
 Leslie A lab 
 
 Edna L ho 
 
 Newell N pi 
 
 Childs, Sophia B (Cone 
 
 Seal Har 
 *Edw C yachting Manset 
 Mary (m Clement 
 
 Chittick, Benj F livery H Qy 
 
 Clement, Addie L (Davis 
 
 Seal Har 
 Leslie G genl wk 
 
 *Edith M hair dresser 
 501 Congress, Portland 
 Pearl A genl wk 
 
 Morris R pi 
 
 J. H. BRANSGOM 
 
 Wood and Coal 
 
 OF ALL KINDS 
 
 YOU 
 CAN 
 GFT 
 EVERY 
 
 EDISON 
 
 RECORD in the CATALOG at 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
232 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Clement, A E livery & rd bldr 
 Seal Har 
 Vesta S (Southard 
 
 dairy Dus 
 
 Leroy S ptr 
 
 Clement, A M Seal Har 
 
 Am Exp agt & fish & mt mkts 
 
 Cynthia (Richardson 
 
 ho & bk kpr 
 Clement, Amos Seal Har 
 
 prop Seaside Inn 
 Mary (Caldwell 
 John C hotel cl 
 
 James D stu 
 
 Stephen C stu 
 
 Louise R pi 
 
 Clement, Chas H far Seal Har 
 Sarah C (Thompson 
 Arthur M 
 
 fish & meat mkts 
 *Eva E (m Ames 
 
 Upton, Mass 
 
 Irving O fish & meat mkts 
 
 Clement, I fish & meat mkts 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Mary (Childs 
 
 Clement, Jas prop Seaside Inn 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Cobb, Nellie M (Reed-Ellis 
 
 *Samuel N blk Bangor 
 
 Conary, P F ptr J Pond rd 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Jennie L (Butler 
 
 Harry D car 
 
 Allen P pi 
 
 Coombs, A VV^ cl N E Har 
 
 Alice S (Fennelly 
 
 Percy E 
 Crabtree, Arthur C ptr 
 
 (sum res N E Har 
 
 Margaret M (Young 
 
 Alfred L 
 Craft, Wm H Prin H S 
 
 Emma (Hersom 
 
 Stanley F 
 Crockett, F team N E Har 
 
 Josephine W (Walls 
 
 Everard H pi 
 
 Margaret H 
 Cummings, Fred E eng 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Etta R (Havey 
 
 Dora M stu 
 
 Goldie M stu 
 
 Alice D pi 
 
 Lucy M pi 
 
 Dalton, Fred E pav cut H Qy 
 
 Daly, Nora E ho 
 
 Danby, Wm gard H Qy 
 
 Emily A Beech Hill 
 
 ( Gott-Richardson 
 
 THE PLACE 
 TO BUY A 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IS .A.T 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 THE NORTHEAST HARBOR LAUNDRY 
 
 MANCHESTER BROS. 
 
 STEAM AND HAND WORK JOY BUILDING 
 
 TELEPHONE 
 
CENSUS 
 
 233 
 
 Davis, Andrew T fisher Crk 
 Clara (Walls 
 Florentine E asst gard 
 Frank E driver 
 
 *Ina E (m McKay 
 
 S W Har 
 Annie A ho 
 
 James A fisher 
 
 Vesta E (m Saunders 
 Fountain W fisher 
 
 *Ansel R fisher Crk 
 
 Davis, Elmer C p o el N E Har 
 Jennie F (Eaton 
 Dora H 
 
 Davis, Frank E driver O Crk 
 Ida B (Bowden-Hagerthy 
 
 Davis, F E gard Seal Har 
 Clara A ho 
 
 , Jennie M ho 
 
 Pearl E pi 
 
 Myrtle M pi 
 
 Virginia D pi 
 
 June A pi 
 
 Sherman J pi 
 
 Lillian E pi 
 
 Davis, Geo E fisher O Crk 
 Nettie V (Grover 
 Earle N pi 
 
 Roger E pi 
 
 Leah F pi 
 
 Helen A pi 
 
 Dorothy I 
 
 Davis, J A fisher Crk 
 Cora E (Grover 
 Milton MAD 
 
 Davis, Lydia A (m Walls 
 
 Seal Har 
 Jennie M ho 
 
 Clara A ho 
 
 Pearl E lab 
 
 Myrtle M pi 
 
 Virginia D . pi 
 
 June A pi 
 
 Sherman J pi 
 
 Lillian E pi 
 
 Davis, Thos S fisher Crk 
 Amelia E (Hadley 
 *Ellen E (m Newman 
 
 145 Parker, Brewer 
 *Lillian A (m Stanley 
 
 O Crk 
 *Isabel M (m Callahan 
 Tent City, Coronado, Cal 
 Geo E fisher 
 
 Martin T fisher 
 
 Ruth C tr 
 
 Davis, Wm H fisher Crk 
 Alice J (m Stanley 
 * Agnes M (m Parsons 
 
 Rochester, N H 
 Elvira J 
 
 (Bracy-Saunders 
 
 Day, J B far O Crk 
 
 Dickens, C E pav cut H Qy 
 
 All Prescriptions Have My Personal Attention 
 CHAS. N. SMALL, Registered Druggist 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
 EASTMAN KODAK AGENCY at 
 
 I. T. MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO 
 
 Northeast Harbor 
 
234 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Geneva R (Richardson 
 
 Linnie E ( 
 
 John S 
 
 Dickens, Wm pav cut H Qy 
 Chas E pav cut 
 
 Georgena (m Larrabee 
 Rhoda (m Harkins 
 Wm pi 
 
 Dodge, E L capt of yacht 
 Seal Har 
 Lena M (Tibbetts 
 Albert L stu 
 
 Percy T pi 
 
 Catherine P pi 
 
 Lincoln T pi 
 
 Helen M 
 
 Dodge, S J genl wk Seal Har 
 J Pd rd 
 Annie M 
 
 (Richardson-Spur ling 
 
 Dodge, Wm H car 
 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 Ida M (Clarry 
 Nahum G genl wk 
 
 Wilford E pi 
 
 James A pi 
 
 Olive S pi 
 
 Donelson, Thos H s cut 
 
 Remember B (Staples 
 T Wilfred pi 
 
 Laurens E pi 
 
 Thornton E pi 
 
 Marjorie L pi 
 
 Donnell, A 
 estate supt & boat & pier bldr 
 
 Laura A (Gilley 
 
 Harold E tr 
 
 Grace M pi 
 
 Orin A Jr 
 Dorr, Frank E genl wk 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Mabel B (Wallace mus tr 
 
 Dorr, Lewis J genl wk 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Nellie M (Nickerson 
 
 *Edith C (m Carleton 
 
 Corinna 
 
 DriscoU, Justin A genl wk 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Jeanette (McKenzie 
 
 laundress 
 
 Fred N cl 
 
 Winfred D pi 
 
 Marion A pi 
 
 Duffy, D W fisher Crk 
 Duffy, J E lab Crk 
 
 Maggie (LaUy 
 
 Olive A 
 Dunbar, A B gard O Crk 
 
 E 
 
 Eaton, Helen M stu N E Har 
 
 Eddy, G F genl wk J Pd rd 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON Exclusive Agents for the Crawford Shoe 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 235 
 
 Ada A (DeBeck 
 Mabel F (m Marshall 
 Ina F pi 
 
 Eddy, Gregory S s mas & ptr 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 Bertha G (Hodgkins 
 Maude G pi 
 
 Charles J pi 
 
 Clara A pi 
 
 Gregory S Jr 
 
 Ekstrom, Katie A H Qy 
 
 (Burdge-Robinson 
 
 Boarding House 
 
 Elliott, F E eng N E Har 
 Eva M (Stuart 
 Maude E 
 Edna M 
 Alice A 
 
 Elliott, Lydia A (Truefrye 
 
 N E Har 
 *Geo W cl 
 
 Montesano, Wash 
 Frank E eng 
 
 *Morton S chef 
 
 263 Blackstone, Prov, R I 
 
 Ellis, Sawyer L retd 
 
 *Oscar S sea capt Brewer 
 Hattie E (m Ward 
 
 Fait, Jas H car N E Har 
 Lenora (Carson 
 
 Gordon pi 
 
 Neomah 
 
 Marion 
 
 Fait, J E cl N E Har 
 Emma W (Frost 
 Mary H 
 
 Fennelly, A E team N E Har 
 Eva C (Swenson 
 Thos E 
 Esther C 
 
 Fennelly, Nathan estate supt 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Estelle I (DoUiver 
 
 George H carg ptr 
 
 Parker W bk kpr 
 
 Fennelly, Thos gard N E Har 
 Isabel B (Higgins 
 Andrew E team 
 
 Alice S (m Coombs 
 
 Fernald, A C mer 
 
 Julia S (Heath 
 Burton A bus coll stu 
 Abraham C Jr pi 
 
 Katherine S pi 
 
 Henrietta S pi 
 
 Eleanor M pi 
 
 Robert G pi 
 
 John S 
 Elizabeth K 
 
 Fernald, Rena W (Stanley 
 
 N E Har 
 Elva G 
 
 MAIL ORDERS FOR PHOTO SUPPLIES 
 
 Filled Promptly from 
 MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO, Northeast Harbor 
 
 TALKING MACHmES— sold on 
 Easy Payments — at CLEMENT'S 
 
236 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Fernald, R H B mer 
 
 (see adv) 
 Carrie (Somes 
 Ethel C bus coll stu 
 
 Foley, Francis L 
 
 Foster, F A ptr & decorator 
 (see adv) N E Har 
 
 Sarah P (Smallidge 
 Katharine C stu 
 
 Eleanor S • stu 
 
 Mary A pi 
 
 Frazier, H C car N E Har 
 Dora F (Carter 
 Ruth C stu 
 
 Chas F pi 
 
 Frazier, Ruth A (Stanley 
 
 N E Har 
 Annie M (m Hodgdon 
 Howard C car 
 
 Ada T (m Peckham 
 Katherine E (m Bucklin 
 
 Freberg, Gus mer Seal Har 
 Annie E (McKenzie 
 
 Freeman, Allen far P Marsh 
 Nancy (Murphy 
 Allen Jr 
 
 Freeman, Wm H P Marsh Inn 
 (see adv) P Marsh 
 Mary L (m Snow 
 Laura E (m Carter 
 *Geo K genl wk Center 
 Eva R (m Ober 
 
 Frost, M R blk 
 
 N E 
 
 Har 
 
 Grace B 
 
 at 
 
 lome 
 
 Emma W (m 
 
 Fait 
 
 
 Elizabeth E 
 
 tel op 
 
 Gladys R 
 
 
 stu 
 
 Cora L 
 
 
 Pl 
 
 Verna G 
 
 
 Pl 
 
 Harriet McB 
 
 
 
 Fullerton, Jessie 
 
 ho 
 
 B Is 
 
 G 
 
 
 
 Gatcomb, John S 
 
 road 
 
 fore 
 
 Seal Har 
 Jennie M (Havey 
 Marcia L (m Taylor 
 Gilpatrick, Abram milk bus 
 N E Har 
 Alma T (Barron 
 Henrietta F stu 
 
 Julia T pl 
 
 Gilpatrick, Mary milliner 
 
 N E Har 
 Gonzales, Addie (m Reed 
 
 H Qy 
 
 Lawrence A 
 Arthur L 
 Harold F 
 Aurora M 
 Gordon, E D 
 Gordon, Ralph B 
 
 pl 
 pl 
 pl 
 pl 
 
 far 
 
 genl wk 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 CAImIm at J. H. BRAnrSGOM^S 
 
 Kindlings and Crave) 
 
 l?a-0:El.TOT3-A-S»T H-A-niEion., 
 
 3Vt-A.IlXr3ES 
 
 VICTOR 
 
 MACHINES and RECORDS at 
 
 CLEMENT'S MUSIC STORE 
 
CENSUS 
 
 237 
 
 Margaret V (Bushey 
 Paul B 
 
 .Grant, Jas stone contr H Qy 
 Mary W (Mitchell 
 Wm G stu 
 
 Jas L . pi 
 
 Arthur M pi 
 
 Doris M pi 
 
 Walter D pi 
 
 Wallace M pi 
 
 Kenneth E pi 
 
 George R 
 Carolyn F 
 
 Grant, Lucy M (m Young 
 
 N E Har 
 Carroll L pi 
 
 Graves, Benj C mason contr 
 N E Har 
 Hattie (Donnell 
 *Shirley P law 
 
 119 Townsend, Roxbury, Mass 
 Rae D mason 
 
 Graves, Chas mason N E Har 
 Lydia V (Brown 
 Harvard B pi 
 
 Graves, Thos N mer N E Har 
 (see adv) 
 Alice T rKittredge 
 Chandler E pi 
 
 A Bernice pi 
 
 Malcom W pi 
 
 Alice V pl 
 
 Arnold K p] 
 
 Lawris N 
 P Rawley 
 
 Gray, Albert T pl Ind Pt 
 
 Gray, Fred E far 
 
 Florence V (Freeman 
 Sylvia G pl 
 
 Shirley H pl 
 
 Winifred E pl 
 
 Mark P pl 
 
 Cora H pl 
 
 H Arthur 
 
 Gray, Harry E pl 
 
 Gray, M H far P Marsh 
 Hattie L (Smith 
 Velma L pl 
 
 Gray, Wm H far P Marsh 
 Alice S (Freeman 
 Josephine W pl 
 
 Wm S 
 
 Grover, Alton gard Crk 
 Alberta T (Bunker 
 
 Grover, Geo W fisher Crk 
 Lizzie J (Bracy 
 Maude E (m Smith 
 Alton C gard 
 
 Bessie M (m Smith 
 
 Grindle, Dean W s mas H Qy 
 
 Grindle, Freeman S 
 
 far & driver 
 Bracy 's Cove Seal Har 
 Mary E (Gerrish 
 
 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL GRADES OF WORK 
 The Northeast Harbor Laundry 
 
 Telephone 
 
 JOY BUILDING 
 
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 laUSIG AND PHOIVOGRAPHS 
 
238 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Lydia I 
 
 ho 
 
 Jennie H 
 
 ho 
 
 Iva N 
 
 p] 
 
 Chester G 
 
 pl 
 
 Grindle, Gage pav cut H Qy 
 
 Ruth B (Young 
 
 George pl 
 
 Harold pl 
 
 Grindle, Geneva D (m Sargent 
 
 *Jas S decorator 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Grindle, J L MD N E Har 
 
 Grace A (Smallidge 
 
 Rob't J L 
 Grindle, Mary L (Young ho 
 
 O Crk 
 
 *Sanford s mason Bangor 
 
 *Georgia (m Robertson 
 Bar Har 
 
 ho Bar Har 
 
 ho Bar Har 
 
 pl Bar Har 
 
 pl 
 
 *Lillian 
 
 *Edith M 
 
 *Martha 
 
 Neva B 
 
 Ida M 
 Grindle, Oscar S pl B Hill rd 
 Grindle, R L phy & sur 
 
 Flora A (Milliken 
 
 J Lowell phy & sur 
 
 Hagerthy, Ida (m Davis 
 
 O Crk 
 
 Elmer E gard 
 
 J Maynard genl wk 
 
 Hamor, A L ptr Seal Har 
 
 Agnes M (Smallidge 
 
 Gwendolin S pl 
 
 Helen L pl 
 
 Anthony L pl 
 
 Walter L 
 
 Dorothy E 
 Hamor, Mary A (Hadley 
 
 Eva A (m Jacobsen 
 Hamor, Ralph plumb N E Har 
 
 Elihu T pl 
 
 Hanna, Aloz A yacht capt 
 
 Dora (Walls 
 
 Ethel (m Haynes 
 
 Abbie L stu 
 
 Beatrice S pl 
 
 Alvin A pl 
 
 Hargrove, Chas clerg N E Har 
 
 Jean S (Seelig 
 
 Chas A Jr 
 
 Theodore L 
 
 J Francis 
 Harkins, Anna (Calhoun 
 
 HQy 
 
 *Rebena (m Todd 
 
 Whitman, Mass 
 
 Annie (m McCormick 
 
 *Margaret (m A'Hearn 
 Concord, N H 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FT ORTST GREENHOUSE3-12 Mt. Desert Street 
 
 STORE-123 Main Street 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON 
 
 Headquarters for Hart, Shaflfner & Marx Clothing 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 239 
 
 *James W s cut 
 
 Waldoboro 
 
 Thos pav cut 
 
 *Mary P (m Crab tree 
 
 Spruce Head 
 
 *Lizzie (m Davis 
 
 Rockland 
 
 Theodore quarry 
 
 *Katherme M Rockland 
 (m Rawson 
 
 John H pav cut 
 
 Harkens, Thos pav cut H Qy 
 
 Rhoda C (Dickens 
 
 Clarence 
 
 Robert E 
 Harkins, Valerie pi H Qy 
 
 lives at S W Babbidge's 
 Harriman, L W eng H Qy 
 
 A (Carter 
 
 *Leon E eng Rome, N Y 
 
 Stearns M pi 
 
 Martina B pi 
 
 Haskell, L E barber N E Har 
 
 Clara E (McKenney 
 
 Geo M pi 
 
 Havey, Howard far Sound 
 
 Bella (Balmer 
 
 Yiviene pi 
 
 Haynes, Geo W blk P Marsh 
 
 Maria L (Brown 
 
 Frank K lab 
 
 Laura W cook 
 
 Haynes, Harry W genl wk 
 Ethel V (Hanna 
 Vernon H 
 
 Haynes, Walter H car 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Myrtle E (Scott 
 
 H Roger pi 
 
 Richard M pi 
 
 Heath, Judith (Somes 
 
 millinery & dry goods 
 Julia S (m Fernald 
 Kate L (m Pray 
 
 Herrick, I W 
 
 prop N E Har House 
 Ida E (Sumner 
 Clifford J mill repairer 
 Almenia K (m Wagner 
 
 Herrick, Bradford T pi 
 
 Herrick, Laura E pi 
 
 Higgins, Chas A genl wk 
 
 N E Har 
 Beatrice M (Muse 
 Bernard A 
 
 Higgins, Clarence E mason 
 
 Sound 
 Sarah E (Nickerson 
 Shirley B pi 
 
 C Earl pi 
 
 Margaret pi 
 
 F Rudolph pi 
 
 Pauline M 
 
 KODAKS AND AMATEUR SUPPLIES at 
 MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO 
 
 Northeast Harbor 
 
 CHAS. N. SMALL 
 
 Agent for Huyler's and Apollo Chocolates NortheaSt HarbOr, Me. 
 
 REGISTERED 
 DRUGGIST 
 
240 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Higgins, Clementine Seal Har 
 (Keniston 
 Mary E (m Hadley 
 Valentine E car 
 
 Leroy E teamster 
 
 *Henry L fish dlr 
 
 Portland 
 
 Higgins, Edwin M retd 
 
 Sound 
 Julia A (Brown 
 Rob't B mason 
 
 Edwin L car 
 
 Clarence E mason 
 
 Sidney A quarryman 
 
 Carrie M (m Tracy 
 
 Higgins, Isaac S lab 
 
 Higgins, L E team Seal Har 
 Abbie A (Peach 
 
 Higgins, Sidney A lab Sound 
 Elizabeth M (Young 
 Pearl A pi 
 
 Alice E pi 
 
 Carroll S 
 Donald J 
 
 Higgins, V E car Seal Har 
 Hattie A (Kenisson 
 
 dr mkr 
 
 *Everett L cl 
 
 Cold Springs, N Y 
 
 Higgins, W F plumb N E Har 
 Vilda E (Stanley 
 Stanley W 
 
 Hill, Jason C harness mkr 
 Mary S (Kingsley dr mkr 
 *Agnes (m Bridges 
 
 Atlantic, Mass 
 *Mary H (m Atherton 
 
 Bangor 
 
 Hill, Percy P N E Har 
 
 jeweler & optician 
 
 Stella L (Jones 
 
 Hodgdon, Alonzo A team 
 
 HQy 
 Lottie B (Robbins 
 Howard A pi 
 
 Ruth M pi 
 
 Chas C 
 Baby boy 
 Hodgdon, E A car N E Har 
 
 Annie M (Frazier 
 Hodgkins, Clara Y (Deslsle 
 J Pd rd, Seal Har 
 *Irvmg A shoe repair 
 Bar Har 
 Bertha G (m Eddy 
 *Lura B (m Babbidge 
 
 Gott's Island 
 
 Hodgkins, Lowell G coach 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Daisy F (Roberts 
 
 Elizabeth R pi 
 
 H Rudolph pi 
 
 Lowell G Jr pi 
 
 Holmes, L Elrie mer N E Har 
 
 Black Cat Hosiery for Children is Sold by 
 H. S. NASON & SON 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
 FRED'K 'h. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 241 
 
 Mary E (Rosebrook 
 
 Wm S cl 
 
 L Lawrie stu 
 
 Elsie R stu 
 
 Hopkins, Wm H lab H Qy 
 Lissie M (Babbidge 
 
 Hysom, Hollis R eng 
 Edith E (Salisbury 
 
 Roscoe H pi 
 
 Innes, Geo D pav cut H Qy 
 Carrie E (Mitchell 
 Edith B pi 
 
 Innes, Peter G pav cut H Qy 
 Iveney, Isaac R s mason 
 
 N E Har 
 Annie (Barkshire 
 *Mary (m Bermauer 
 677 Springfield av, Chicago 
 
 *Ethel 
 Kenneth 
 Pearl L 
 Fred J 
 Emmons 
 Lillian 
 Gertrude 
 Elizabeth 
 Lois M 
 W George 
 
 ho 
 
 R 
 
 Trenton 
 
 pi 
 pi 
 pi 
 pi 
 pi 
 pi 
 
 Jacobsen, A car & supt 
 Neighborhood Ho 
 
 Eva A (Hamor 
 
 Sigrid H pi 
 
 Ruth L 
 
 Lyman W 
 Jenkins, Elias A Cong clerg 
 
 Annie M (Ward 
 
 Baby girl 
 Johnson, Angle (Lunt 
 
 P Marsh 
 
 *Nora (m Spurling 
 
 Cranberry Is 
 
 Albert lab 
 
 Chester pi 
 
 Johnson, Geo meat cut 
 
 N E Har 
 
 *Frank 
 Jordan, Dora ho N E Har 
 Jordan, Ed C truck Seal Har 
 
 May G (Gwaltney 
 Jordan, Everett plumb S Har 
 
 Essie (Hadley 
 
 John pi 
 
 Jordan, Geo N car & care takr 
 
 Bracy's Cove Seal Har 
 
 Carrie E (Stanley 
 
 Everett G plumb 
 
 Edwin C truckman 
 
 Cora A librarian 
 
 THE BEST 
 PLACE TO 
 BUY A . . . 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IS AT 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 MAMPUCQTCD RDHC local expressmen 
 
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 Telephone No. 12. Office in Brick Block, Northeast Harbor, Maine 
 
242 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Lena S 
 
 stu 
 
 *Walter F stu Cran Is 
 
 Ina 
 
 stu 
 
 *Clarence stu Cran Is 
 
 Milton G 
 
 pi 
 
 Joyce, J J q'man H Qy 
 
 . Myra E 
 
 pi 
 
 *Stillman E s cut 
 
 Francis L 
 
 
 Stonington 
 
 Jordan, G Willis 
 
 yachting 
 
 Carrie E (Bunker 
 
 N E Har 
 Susie P (Perry 
 Walter H pi 
 
 Clayton R pi 
 
 Jordan, Hannah (Stephens 
 
 Seal Har 
 Geo N car 
 
 Melvin J genl wk 
 
 Jordan, M J genl wk Seal Har 
 Gertrude S (Kent 
 Florence R pi 
 
 Lawrence V pi 
 
 Joy, Adelma F (Somes 
 
 dr mkr N E Har 
 
 Geo J genl wk 
 
 Chauncey D 
 
 supt water wks & rd bldr 
 
 Joy, CD N E Har 
 
 supt Water Co & genl contr 
 
 Martha M 
 
 (White- Went worth 
 *Abbie (m Treworgy 
 537 73d, Brooklyn, N Y 
 Joy, G J genl wk N E Har 
 *Viola F Cranberry Is 
 *Geo F stu Cranberry Is 
 
 K 
 
 Kenison, H A retd P Marsh 
 Sarah S (Sightes 
 Addie (m Varnum 
 *Wm E genl wk Ells 
 *Edith E (m Walker 
 
 Bar Har 
 Myra M ho 
 
 Kenison, Harold L pi 
 
 P Marsh 
 Kenison, Herbert L pi 
 
 r Marsh 
 Kenison, Ralph lab 
 
 Kimball, C A N E Har 
 
 prop Clifton House 
 Abbie E (Wood 
 Clarence E 
 Edmund H 2d 
 Kimball, Daniel E landlord 
 N E Har 
 Martha (Fennelly 
 *Geo E law 
 
 Tremont Bldg, Boston, Mass 
 Hannah M milliner 
 
 H. 
 
 S. NASON & SON 
 
 Men's Clothiers 
 
 HOWARD S. NASON 
 FRANK E. NASON 
 
 and Outfitters 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
 FREDERICK H. MOSES, Horist 
 
 BAR HARBOR (SHear) FINE FLORAL WORK 
 
CENSUS 
 
 243 
 
 Kimball, E H mer N E Har 
 
 Sophia W (Richardson 
 
 V L (Macomber 
 
 Adelmon W pi 
 
 Kimball, Loren E Hotel 
 
 Alfred M pi 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Leslie W pi 
 
 Cora (Conners 
 
 Ruth S pi 
 
 Margaret pi 
 
 Sophia E pi 
 
 Loren Jr 
 
 Cora M pi 
 
 Kittredge, E R far 
 
 Lewis A 
 
 Kittredge, Elizabeth 
 
 Larrabee, Geo P s cut H Qy 
 
 Knowles, J H law N E Har 
 
 Georgena (Dickens 
 
 L Belle (Samidge 
 
 Lawson, Mary E at home 
 
 Jerome S Jr 
 
 Leland, Chas S genl wk 
 
 Asa 
 
 Ida M (Richardson 
 
 Knox, Geo E cottage wk 
 
 Roy J genl wk 
 
 Annie N (Salisbury 
 
 Arthur L pi 
 
 Mildred S ho 
 
 Lewis F 
 
 Knox,'WmJ cl N E Har 
 
 Leland, W Frank s cut 
 
 Stella G (Allen 
 
 Alice M (Elwell 
 
 A Mabel pi 
 
 Leland, Mary A (Stanley 
 
 Koerner, L L quarry supt 
 
 W Frank s cut 
 
 H Qy 
 
 Chas S genl wk 
 
 Eleanor C (Fitzgerald 
 
 Leonard, Sam'l G genl wk 
 
 Lewis L 
 
 B Is 
 
 
 Clara A (Bartlett 
 
 L 
 
 Guy W s cut 
 
 
 Mary R ho 
 
 Lamson, Horace W car 
 
 Geo W pi 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Wm P pi 
 
 Harriet (Carnon 
 
 Leslie, Jas W pav cut H Qy 
 
 *Eugene E plumber 
 
 Wm H pi 
 
 Newark, N J 
 
 Addie B pi 
 
 Lanpher, M M blk 
 
 Jas pi 
 
 POST CARDS, ALBUMS AND PHOTO VIEWS 
 
 of Northeast Harbor and Vicinity Made and for Sale at 
 
 MOORE'S STUDIO, Northeast Harbor 
 
 REGISTERED 
 
 CHARLES N. SMALL 
 
 DRUGGIST 
 
 New Store. New Stock. 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
244 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Leverton, Frances E mus tr 
 (Milliken 
 
 Lewis, Mary L (m Snow 
 Cora (m Smallidge 
 
 P Marsh 
 
 Liscumb, A H ptr Seal Har 
 Lonie (Walls 
 Ralph E teamster 
 
 Inez L stu 
 
 Ruble L pi 
 
 Doris pi 
 
 Andrew E pl 
 
 Lord, Julia A at home 
 
 Lunt, Guy s cut Beech Hill 
 Evelyn N (Cousins 
 Ethel L 
 
 Lunt, Timothy lab P Marsh 
 
 Lurvey, Reuben F car 
 
 N E Har 
 Linda E (Smallidge 
 Fred L bus coll fitu 
 
 *Tena E (m Davis 
 
 Trenton 
 Lester J cl 
 
 Clarence P pi 
 
 Lynam, C L sailor Seal Har 
 Hattie M (Bracy 
 
 Lynam, Linda M (Clement 
 
 Seal Har 
 Evelyn (m Campbell 
 *Mabel L stenog 
 
 Farmington, N H 
 
 M 
 Macomber, F H Seal Har 
 
 mer & postmaster 
 Cora B (Devereux 
 Phyllis C at home 
 
 Elizabeth H stu 
 
 Frederick H pi 
 
 Macomber, John H H Qy 
 
 granite contr 
 Elizabeth (Jordan 
 Bernice J normal stu 
 Ronald W stu 
 
 Manchester, A L N E Har 
 cottage proprietorship 
 Minnie (Fuller 
 Rachel F stu 
 
 John H pi 
 
 Margaret pi 
 
 Manchester, D J retd N E Har 
 Evelyn C (Higgins 
 Wm W ptr 
 
 Manchester, Emily (Hodgdon 
 N E Har 
 Geo A 
 
 Laundry & baggage trans 
 Lawrence M 
 
 Laundry & baggage trans 
 Manchester, Frances L 
 
 (m Atherton N E Har 
 *Eva L (m Farrell 
 
 110 Boston av, 
 Somerville, Mass 
 
 THE NORTHEAST HARBOR LAUNDRY 
 
 MANCHESTER BROS. 
 
 Successors to C. D. Joy 
 Teleplnor^ 
 
 JOY BUILDINO 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 160 Nlain Street 
 
 MUSIC 
 STORE 
 
 BAR HARBOR 
 
CENSUS 
 
 245 
 
 Manchester, Geo A N E Har 
 Laundry & baggage trans 
 Edith L (Lufkin 
 Geo A Jr 
 Manchester Bros N E Har 
 steam laundry & bag trans 
 (see adv) 
 Manchester, Manson mason 
 N E Har 
 Flora B (Brown 
 Frank E elec 
 
 Chas T lab 
 
 Filena J stu 
 
 Russell D pi 
 
 Blanche L pi 
 
 Manchester, Wm W ptr 
 
 NE Har 
 Mary J (O'Hara 
 Evelyn M pi 
 
 Elizabeth pl 
 
 Danforth B pl 
 
 Marshall, David mason 
 
 Seal Har 
 Hattie M (Alley 
 ^Georgia H (m Murch 
 
 Oak Pt 
 *Lena M (m Ladd 
 
 Oak Pt 
 *Grace H (m Emery 
 
 Hull's Cove 
 Maurice C barber 
 
 David L genl wk 
 
 Marshall, David L genl wk 
 Seal Har 
 Mabel P (Eddy 
 L Althea 
 Marshall, M C barber S'l Har 
 
 Marguerite M (Bagley 
 Martin, Ernest E car & florist 
 Seal Har 
 Mary I (Lynam 
 Harlan L 
 agt M C R R & E S S Co 
 Mason, Ella A (Gray 
 
 Alice E tr 
 
 Bertha M (m Blanchard 
 
 Mason, Mehitable at home 
 
 McCarthy, T Frank barber 
 
 res Harbor Brook, Seal Har 
 
 bus N E Har 
 
 Jessie B (Noyes 
 
 McCormick, Jos pav cut H Qy 
 
 McCormick, Thos E livery 
 
 HQy 
 Annie (Harkins 
 Ada M pl 
 
 Thos E 
 McCrae, J C genl wk 
 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 Lenora E (Butler 
 Raymond L pl 
 
 Pearl L pl 
 
 Leslie E pl 
 
 Arthur W pl 
 
 GHAS. N. SMALL 
 
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 DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES 
 TOILKT ARTICLES 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
 J. H. BRANSCOM, Hay and Straw 
 
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246 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Mildred A pi 
 
 Harold R 
 
 ^ Guy E pi 
 
 Meader, K T driver N E Har 
 
 Shirley L 
 
 *Sadie M Atkinson 
 
 McDonald, John quarry H Qy 
 
 *Elnier T driver 
 
 Annie ( 
 
 Atkinson 
 
 McEaehern, Dan'l J fish mkt 
 
 Minnie M (Reynolds 
 
 N E Har 
 
 A Leroy pi 
 
 Nellie F (GiUey 
 
 Cora E 
 
 Margaret L pi 
 
 Justin S 
 
 G Donald pi 
 
 Meader, Wm A bk kpr 
 
 McFarland, Miss E B 
 
 N E Har 
 
 boarding ho Seal Har 
 
 Josie E (Ginn 
 
 Mclntire, T A hotel bus 
 
 Ella E 
 
 Jordan Pond House 
 
 Merchant, A M pav cut H Qy 
 
 (see adv) J Pd p o Seal Har 
 
 Florence M (Butterfield 
 
 Nellie M (Coburn 
 
 Maude E (m Richardson 
 
 Miles M pi 
 
 Charlotte B ho 
 
 Marion M pi 
 
 Bj^ron pav cut 
 
 McLean, Philip gard 
 
 Merchant, H W pav cut H Qy 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Melissa E (Alley 
 
 Catherine L (Murphy 
 
 Warren H pi 
 
 Mary C 
 
 Gifford L pi 
 
 McLennan, John pav cut 
 
 Harold E pi 
 
 HQy 
 
 Harry M pi 
 
 Grace waitress 
 
 Eugene S 
 
 William pi 
 
 Lola J 
 
 George pi 
 
 Merchant, L M pav cut H Qy 
 
 McNaughton, Wm C car 
 
 Hannah 
 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 
 ( Murphy-Richardson 
 
 Elizabeth (McKenzie 
 
 Llewellyn S 
 
 Mary B pi 
 
 Merchant, L M quarry fore 
 
 Helen E pi 
 
 HQy 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 30 Years at Bar Harbor 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON Afrents for the Gold Seal Rubbers 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 247 
 
 Luella M (m Perkins 
 Blanche I (m Carter 
 
 Mills, J E q'man H Qy 
 Nettie A (Clark 
 Edith F (m Richardson 
 Mary F ho 
 
 Wesley L pi 
 
 Goldie B pi 
 
 Byron J pi 
 
 Geo E pi 
 
 Elmer C pi 
 
 Moffett, Anna E (Vi^s 
 
 P Marsh 
 
 *Darius L law 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 *Chas W organist 
 
 S W Har 
 
 Monohon, Chas E blk 
 
 N E Har 
 Eugene E pi 
 
 Jessie E (Leland 
 
 Moore, Isaac T photog 
 
 (see adv) N E Har 
 
 Bessie E (Holt 
 
 Moore, R F mason N E Har 
 Beulah E ho 
 
 Bertha E (Smallidge 
 Roy W stu 
 
 Ralph A pi 
 
 Barbara N pi 
 
 Geo M pi 
 
 Morris, Wm pav cut H Qy 
 
 Elizabeth M (Hocking 
 Louise pi 
 
 Rita pi 
 
 Lena pi 
 
 Wm J 
 
 Murphy, Arthur A far Sound 
 Clara H (Brown 
 
 laundress 
 Claude L teamster 
 
 Arliene C laundress 
 
 Murphy, Delmont H far 
 
 Ind Pt 
 Mabel H (Gray 
 Earl G pi 
 
 Augustus M pi 
 
 Addie A 
 James H 
 Verrill E 
 
 Murphy, Susan D (Sargent 
 
 N 
 
 Nason, A E lab N E Har 
 
 Ida M (Tibbetts 
 Neptune, A P q'man H Qy 
 
 Flora B (Reed 
 
 Jennie M ^ 
 
 Nickerson, Geo A pav cut 
 
 Sound 
 
 Lizzie S (Stanley 
 
 Bernard 
 
 G Alden 
 Nilson, Christina stu N E Har 
 
 JU DDAMGPnM Wood and Coal 
 1 111 DnAliouUm of all kinds 
 
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248 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Nilson, Lawrence M genl wk 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Norwood, Howard H car 
 
 Hannah (Kichardson 
 
 Norwood, W H far Ind Pt 
 
 Norwood, Violet ho Ind Pt 
 
 Norwood, Winfield stable wk 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Susie (Robinson 
 
 Emily A pi 
 
 Douglas 
 
 Nettie M 
 Noyes, Bertha L (m Pierce 
 
 Harbor Brook Seal Har 
 
 Jessie B (m McCarthy 
 
 Ober, E AY postmast N E Har 
 Clara F (Ferguson 
 
 Ober, Frank R MD N E Har 
 Ina (Spurling librarian 
 
 Ober, Geo S pav cut H Qy 
 Linda C (Robbins 
 Jennie M (m Stanley 
 Georgia E (m Scammon 
 Floyd C genl wk 
 
 Clyde L pi 
 
 Crofford S pi 
 
 Ober, Hannah M (Webber 
 Ida J (m AYalls Crk 
 
 Ober, U T mer N E Har 
 
 pl 
 Pl 
 pi 
 pl 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Eva R (Freeman 
 Mary E 
 Merritt T Jr 
 Alberta. T 
 Roger F 
 Ober, M mer 
 
 Josephine R (Roberts 
 
 Frank R phy & sur 
 
 Ernest C elec eng 
 
 *Harry L plumber 
 
 Datona, Fla 
 
 Osburn, Patrick pav bkr H Qy 
 
 Otto, Harry fisher 
 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 
 Emily S (Wilkinson-Pung 
 
 M Eleanor pl 
 
 Francis W .pl 
 
 Henry E 
 
 Parker, Alonzo W car S'l Har 
 Addie M (Cushman 
 A Irene pl 
 
 Edwin S pl 
 
 Parker, Geo S car 
 
 Hattie E (Branscom 
 Cora E dr mkr 
 
 Fred H far 
 
 Patten, Thos C gard Seal Har 
 *Idella (m Cowan 
 
 Hampden 
 
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 TO BUY A 
 
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 249 
 
 *Frank C at home 
 
 Hampden 
 *Bertha (m Dunn 
 
 Hampaen 
 
 ^Elizabeth Natick Mass 
 
 ^Gertrude (m Champney 
 
 Natick, Mass 
 
 Louisa (Arnold nurse 
 
 Marie C ' pi 
 
 Peach, Mrs Emma laundress 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Arden pi 
 
 Malcolm pi 
 
 Peckham, Wm M car N E Har 
 
 Ada (Frazier 
 
 Agatha E pi 
 
 George F pi 
 
 Josephine E pi 
 
 Madeline A pi 
 
 Ada M 
 
 Pedder, John C light supt 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Rose B (Gibson 
 
 Pemberton, Jennie B pi 
 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 
 Perkins, Hannah A (Young 
 
 H Qy 
 Morton E eng 
 
 *Grace (m Haley 
 
 Prospect 
 Annie L (m Young 
 Irving B quarry 
 
 Perkins, M E eng H Qy 
 
 Luella M (Merchant 
 Perry, Lydia ( H Qy 
 
 *Chas lab 
 
 Perry, Mrs Martha A dr mkr 
 
 N E Har 
 
 *Forest G lab Gouldsboro 
 
 Susie P (m Jordan 
 Pervear; Arthur H gard 
 
 Ada R (Gray 
 
 Guy D pi 
 
 Frederic 
 Peters, W B retd 
 
 *John A law Ellsworth 
 
 *Chas manufacturer 
 
 Ellsworth 
 
 *Wm C phy & sur Bangor 
 
 Peterson, Jos H drug cl 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Helen (Staples 
 
 Madelyn S pi 
 
 John A 
 Phillips, F I boat ship & far 
 sum p o Asticou win N E Har 
 
 Carroll A marine fire 
 
 Cora J (Savage 
 
 Emily N tr 
 
 Luthpr S Andover stu 
 
 Cora^ M stu 
 
 Augustus D pi 
 
 Phippen, Frank Z car 
 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 
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 NORTHEAST 
 
 MAINE 
 
 EASTMAN KODAK AGENCY at 
 
 I. T. MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO 
 
 Northeast Harbor 
 
250 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Nettie M (Pierce 
 Thelma B pi 
 
 Francis E 
 Pierce, Walden car Seal Har 
 Harbor Brook 
 Nettie M (m Phippen 
 Hattie V bk kpr 
 
 Bertrice T ho 
 
 Bertha L (Donnell-Noyes 
 Yale E pi 
 
 Pierce, Wm genl wk 
 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 Lovisa L (Hinckley 
 Ethel V (m Allen 
 Pinkham, A C car Seal Har 
 Dora A (Graham 
 Roger C 
 Pinkham, Emily J (Dodge 
 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 *Lizzie E (m Bowden 
 
 Seattle, AVash 
 Pinkham, F A car 
 
 Dunbar rd, Seal Har 
 Tenia P (Burns 
 Dorothy A pi 
 
 Sylvia A pi 
 
 Alton E 
 Pinkham, G W yachting 
 
 Seal Har 
 Elizabeth (Dodge 
 Pinkham, Rachel A (Swett 
 
 Dunbar rd. Seal Har 
 
 Albert C car 
 
 Frank A car 
 
 Pinkham, S H boat slip 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Grafton W yachting 
 
 Clarence B yachting 
 
 Bernice R at home 
 
 Pray, Fred H sea capt 
 
 Katherine ( Somes 
 Azerlea S pi 
 
 Dorothy E pi 
 
 Pray, Lester E sea capt 
 
 Kate L (Heath 
 
 Pung, Emily S (m Otto 
 
 J Pd rd. Seal Har 
 Edgar L stu 
 
 Andrew G pi 
 
 Ralph, I E bldg contr N E Har 
 Adelma J (Smallidge 
 Virginia K pi 
 
 Fred S 
 Stephen E 
 
 Ray, Geo estate supt B Is 
 Bertha (Moon 
 Vina (m Richardson 
 Georgia 
 
 Rayfuse, Isaac J s mason 
 J Pd rd. Seal Har 
 Minnie E (Davis 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON Exclusive Agents for the Crawford Shoe 
 
 Men's Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 251 
 
 Clarence A coll stu 
 
 *Reed, Adelbert H s mason 
 
 Swan's Island 
 
 Lura H (Gilley H Qy 
 
 Alfred W pi 
 
 Lizzie M pi 
 
 Lyle A 
 
 Reed, A L N E Har 
 
 real estate, ins, civil eng & 
 
 plumb 
 
 Lettie S (Boats 
 A Lloyd pi 
 
 Dorothy H 
 Reed, Annie stu H Qy 
 
 Reed, Katie H Qy 
 
 Reed, Ch'pher q'man H Qy 
 Estella E (Richardson 
 Bernice M 
 Reed, Blvin H genl wk 
 
 N E Har 
 Persis M (Reynolds 
 Reed, E R est supt N E Har 
 Annabell (Hodgdon 
 Alvah L 
 real estate, ins, civil eng & 
 plumb 
 
 Catherine C dr mkr 
 
 Mark H plumb 
 
 Ethel M nurse 
 
 Annie E at home 
 
 Harold L stu 
 
 Reed, Hannah (Reed H Qy 
 
 * Amelia (m Kent 
 
 Swans Is 
 *Henry A pav bkr 
 
 N Sullivan 
 *Adelbert H mason 
 
 Swans Is 
 Walter D pav bkr 
 
 Lester q'man 
 
 Christopher q 'man 
 
 Flora B (m Neptune 
 
 Reed, Florence pi 
 
 Reed, Herschel E genl wk 
 Ellen E (Reed 
 
 Reed, Jared lab Bch Hill rd 
 Minnie S (Willens 
 Sidney L pi 
 
 Elson L pi 
 
 Evelyn pi 
 
 Elmer 
 Jared R 
 
 Reed, J R retd N E Har 
 Olevia A (Higgins 
 Ellen E (m Reed 
 Jared R pav bkr 
 
 Nora J (m Sinclair 
 *Joseph W pav bkr 
 
 Camden 
 Elvin H lab 
 
 Reed, Lester q'man H Qy 
 Addie 
 
 (Lawrence-Gonzales 
 
 Reed, Mark H N E Har 
 
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 Filled Promptly from 
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 TALKING MACHINES— Bold on 
 Easy Payments — at CLEMENT'S 
 
252 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Florence B (Tracy 
 Clara S pi 
 
 Elwood B pi 
 
 Edw M 
 
 Reed, Mildred B at home 
 N E Har 
 
 Reynolds, Alfred S car 
 
 N E Har 
 Abbie E (Roberts 
 Horace R car 
 
 Alfred S Jr plumber 
 Jack L stu 
 
 Beatrice G stu 
 
 William E stu 
 
 A Adelma pi 
 
 Reynolds, A W gard & car 
 N E Har 
 Sarah H (York 
 Ada G at home 
 
 Persis M (m Reed 
 Ralph W stu 
 
 Hazel M stu 
 
 Shirley N pi 
 
 Lina Y pi 
 
 Lydia M pi 
 
 Ruth pi 
 
 Mary C pi 
 
 Albert R pi 
 
 Reynolds, Austin R milk bus 
 N E Har 
 Dora B (King 
 
 Reynolds, Wm W car N E Har 
 
 Cora D (Smith 
 Austin S far 
 
 *Lillian R (m Maddocks 
 Ellsworth 
 Minnie M (m Meader 
 *Frank W far Trenton 
 Maude N tel op 
 
 Myrtle E deceased 
 
 Rich, Prancena Beech Hill 
 ( Romer-Burns-Rich 
 Tom L lab 
 
 *Fannie (m Goo gins 
 
 Trenton 
 
 Rich, T L lab Beech Hill 
 I Grace (Alley 
 Lewis H pi 
 
 Mildred E 
 
 Richardson, Arthur S pi 
 
 Richardson, Austin W blk 
 Annie L (Murphy 
 Everett W s cut 
 
 *Elsie (m Young 
 
 Bar Har 
 ^Chester A blk 
 
 New Brunswick 
 Liston lab 
 
 Hollis pi 
 
 Shephard pi 
 
 Austin pi 
 
 Shirley pi 
 
 Richardson, B T far Sound 
 
 CAImIm at J. H. BRAIUSGOM^S 
 
 Kindlings and Gravel 
 
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CENSUS 
 
 253 
 
 Richardson, Charlotte 
 
 ( Sargent 
 *Evelyn (m Treworgy 
 
 Surry 
 
 Cora ho 
 
 *Eugene M pav cut 
 
 Gilford, N H 
 
 *Gerald E street car emp 
 
 Bangor 
 
 Richardson, Chas P q'man 
 
 H Qy 
 Edith F (Mills 
 Basil C 
 Frederick C 
 Richardson, Chas S Crk 
 ptr & postmaster 
 Linda A (Walds 
 Mary V pi 
 
 Vesa E pi 
 
 Richardson, Clarence M lab 
 Otter Creek 
 Luella E (Walls 
 Gerald D 
 Wallace C 
 Richardson, Clifford B car 
 Nellie M (Richardson 
 Geo M ptr 
 
 Dollie ho 
 
 Richardson, D D q'man H Qy 
 Edw W fisher 
 
 Annie B (m Batchelder 
 Wm H pav cut 
 
 Fred L pav cut 
 
 Chas P q'man 
 
 Geneva R (m Dickens 
 
 Richardson, E Augusta ho 
 
 H Qy 
 
 Richardson, Geo s cut H Qy 
 
 Richardson, Geo M ptr 
 
 Margaret L (Tamlyn 
 
 Richardson, G Mayo far 
 
 Sophronia F (Walls 
 *Elbert N lab Rockland 
 Harvard D lab 
 
 Richardson, Edw lab Sound 
 
 Richardson, Winf 'd lab Sound 
 
 Richardson, E F lab Bch H rd 
 Albertina T (Lear 
 , *Minnie M (m Stanley 
 
 Cranberry Is 
 Wm S iab 
 
 *Carrie B (m Higgins 
 
 Ind Pt 
 
 Richardson, Elbert q'man 
 
 H Qy 
 Percy lab 
 
 Nathan q'man 
 
 Mary (m Babbidge 
 Arthur pi 
 
 Richardson, Ellen A ho H Qy 
 
 Richardson, Emily A 
 
 (m Danby Beech Hill 
 Eudore A (m Blanchard 
 Walter J blk & far 
 
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 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Richardson, Eimmi (Burns 
 
 Beech Hill 
 Leslie A lab 
 
 Geo lab 
 
 Arthur lab 
 
 Nellie pi 
 
 Lottie F 
 
 Richardson, Eugene D s cut 
 Nellie A (Walls 
 Flora M ho 
 
 Richardson, Ezra G genl wk 
 Myra E (Reed 
 Jennie E pi 
 
 Margaret E 
 Elvin A 
 Lena E 
 
 Richardson, Hannah H Qy 
 (m Merchant 
 Estella (m Reed 
 Edgar N pi 
 
 Richardson, H S dentist 
 
 N E Har 
 Ida S (Somes 
 
 Richardson, J M pav bkr 
 
 Crk 
 Abbie L (Thomas * 
 Clarence M pav bkr 
 
 Eva B (m Hadley 
 Harry W pi 
 
 Richardson, Loren K groc 
 Caroline H (Phillips 
 Fannie M at home 
 
 Emma M (m Brovsrn 
 
 Richardson, Olin D genl wk 
 Lucy A (Robinson 
 * A L blk W Eden 
 Laura E (m Smallidge 
 
 N E Har 
 Olin W genl wk 
 
 Lucretia D stu 
 
 Richardson, Olin W genl wk 
 Maude E (Merchant 
 Gladys L pi 
 
 Burnham G pi 
 
 Phyllis M 
 
 Richardson, Shephard lab 
 Helen (Cousins 
 Ida (m Leland 
 Cynthia (m Clement 
 *Lewis plumb Bar Har 
 Kathia waitress 
 
 Richardson, Stephen quarry 
 
 HQ'y 
 Effie M (Robbins 
 Sylvia F ho 
 
 Leola M pi 
 
 Richardson, Thos Beech Hill 
 far & rd commis 
 May (Steelbrook 
 Ada M stu 
 
 Richardson, W J far Ind Pt 
 Addie (Hodgdon 
 Ella ho 
 
 Pearl pi 
 
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CENSUS 
 
 255 
 
 Beatrice pi 
 
 George pi 
 
 Richardson, Wm S far 
 
 Mabel E (Pomeroy 
 Earl E pi 
 
 Roberts, Catherine G (Stanley 
 N E Har 
 Abbie B (m Reynolds 
 *Mary T (m Kelley 
 
 S Easton, Mass 
 Daisy F (m Hodgkins 
 
 Robbins, Ephraim far B Is 
 
 Mary (Barron 
 
 Elsie tr Seal Har 
 
 *Minia stenog 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Robinson, Katie A H Qy 
 
 (m Ekstrom 
 
 Jas E car 
 
 Walter P mach 
 
 Robinson, J E car H Qy 
 Marcia M pi 
 
 Clifford L 
 
 Robinson, Mary (Mitchell 
 
 H Qy 
 *Walter J far Hancock 
 Ira lab 
 
 Rodick, Alice M (Chase 
 
 Herman C far 
 
 Homer B far 
 
 *Deborah nurse 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Rothe, Richard H N E Har 
 
 nurseryman 
 
 Martha (Walter 
 
 Gretchen pi 
 
 Hilde pi 
 
 Rumill, Mrs Lettie A ho 
 
 Geo E pi 
 
 Edna L pi 
 
 S 
 
 Salisbury, Herman L team 
 Vesta Y (Tracy 
 Lester W 
 Hariette B 
 Fred T 
 Sargent, Geneva D Sound 
 
 ( Hopkins-Grindle 
 Sargent, Walter rd commis 
 
 Sound 
 Sargent, Kate E (m Adams 
 
 N E Har 
 Geo M genl wk 
 
 Winifred N stu 
 
 Sargent, Roderick H s mason 
 N E Har 
 Cora A ( Walls- Was gat t 
 Saunders, A G fisher Crk 
 Vesta E (Davis 
 Florence M 
 Phyllis E 
 Saunders, Elvira J (m Davis 
 
 Crk 
 
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 Northeast Harbor 
 
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 REGISTERED 
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256 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Arthur G fisher 
 
 Savage, A C retd Asticou 
 
 Emily M (Manchester 
 
 Herman L 
 
 prop Rock Inn 
 
 Cora J (m Phillips 
 
 *Fred L architect 
 
 Bar Harbor 
 
 Geo A prop Asticou Inn 
 
 John C far 
 
 Savage, G A prop Asticou Inn 
 
 sum Postmaster Asticou 
 
 Mabel F (Strout 
 
 Chas K 
 Savage, H L Hotel N E Har 
 
 Wilhelmina (Fait 
 
 H Mardell stu 
 
 Savage, J C far Asticou 
 
 Emily (Nicholson 
 
 John N 
 
 Samuel T 
 
 Richard M 
 Sawyer, W H fire Oak Hill 
 
 Nellie E (Hodgdon 
 
 Geo W 
 
 Leo F 
 Scammon, Georgia E (Ober 
 
 H Qy 
 
 Maurice R 
 Schoppie, Gladys stu N E Har 
 Seavey, Harry V gard 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Annie C (Benson 
 
 Arthur F pi 
 
 Ruth I 
 
 H Burton 
 
 Helen V 
 Seavey, H J car N E Har 
 
 Evelyn (Danforth 
 Seavey, R B boat bldr 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Margaret I (Maker 
 
 HoUis J car 
 
 Harry V gard 
 
 Mattie B (m Brown 
 
 *Nida E (m Murphy 
 
 Trenton 
 Seavey, Thos H pav cut H Qy 
 
 Hattie M (Dow 
 
 Helen M stu 
 
 Oscar R pi 
 
 Fred H pi 
 
 Alberta B pi 
 
 Sinclair, A E ice bus 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Nora J (Reed 
 
 Nora L pi 
 
 Small, A M car & florist Crk 
 
 Arritta E (Seavy 
 
 Guy M teamster 
 
 Small, Chas N druggist 
 
 (see adv) N E Har 
 
 Mary P (Pearson 
 
 Dorothy 
 
 Black Oat Hosiery for Children is Sold by 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
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 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
CENSUS 
 
 25T 
 
 Small, Jos W steward 
 
 N E Har 
 Bessie I (Strout 
 Smallidge, Catherine G 
 
 (Kimball N E Har 
 Sarah P (m Foster 
 Augusta A (m Smith 
 Adelma J (m Ealph 
 Smallidge, C M car Seal Har 
 Nellie S (Grant 
 Alice M pi 
 
 Ruth C 
 Smallidge, Elmer E mason 
 N E Har 
 S Louise (Lawler 
 Robert L pi 
 
 Smallidge, Emma P (Clement 
 dr mkr Seal Har 
 Warren ptr 
 
 Walter H ptr 
 
 *Edwin C ptr 
 
 N Sedgwick 
 Agnes M (m Hamor 
 Dora E (m Atwood 
 Smallidge, Hannah R 
 
 (Gilpatrick N E Har 
 *Avelia (m Holmes 
 
 S W Har 
 * Annie E (m Lindsay 
 
 Lawrence, Mass 
 Sam mason 
 
 Elmer E mason 
 
 *Heleil Lawrence, Mass 
 
 Smallidge, Mary E (Lawler 
 N E Har 
 Irving N mason 
 
 James H plumb 
 
 Emma M (m Haynes 
 Grace S (m Grindle 
 
 Smallidge, Nathan lab 
 
 P Marsh 
 
 Cora A (Lewis 
 
 Adelaide pi 
 
 Lewis F pi 
 
 Smallidge, N I mason N E Har 
 Laura E (Richardson 
 Galen I pi 
 
 Florence L pi 
 
 Verneta M 
 
 Smallidge, Proctor retd 
 
 N E Har 
 Mary S (Somes 
 Maud L (m Crawford 
 *Maud L (m Crawford 
 
 Gainesville, Fla 
 Rebecca (m Stanley 
 
 Smallidge, S O mas N E Har 
 Annie E (Barron 
 Marion C stu 
 
 Orman S stu 
 
 Helen B pi 
 
 Fannie L pi 
 
 Smallidge, Warren ptr 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 THE BEST 
 PLACE TO 
 BUY A . . . 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IS AT 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 IIAUnUCQTCD DDnQ LOCAL EXPRESSMEN 
 
 Telephone No. 12. 
 
 Piano Moving a Specialty 
 
 Office in Brick Block, Northeast Harbor, Maine 
 
258 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Eudora M (Niles 
 \ Clifford W 
 
 Frederick E 
 Smallidge, W H ptr Seal Har 
 
 Elizabeth M (Hadley 
 
 Walter H Jr 
 Smallidge, W S contr & bldr 
 (see adv) Seal Har 
 
 Clara S (Tracy 
 
 Chester M car 
 
 Smith, Allen F genl wk 
 
 Agusta (Erickson 
 
 Hilda L 
 Smith, B R mer 
 
 Jennie A (Strout 
 Smith, G W gard O Crk 
 
 Bessie M (Grover 
 
 Gladys M 
 Smith, J E gard Crk 
 
 Ella M (Warren 
 
 Lawrence M pi 
 
 Elizabeth H pi 
 
 Maurice E 
 Smith, J H gard O Crk 
 
 Maude G (Grover 
 Smith, John J retd vet O Crk 
 
 Martha (Duncan 
 
 John E lab 
 
 Geo W gard 
 
 Jas H gard 
 
 Smith, John W far P Marsh 
 
 Lettie A (m Rumill 
 
 Linda F ho 
 
 Smith, Mary ho O Crk 
 Smith, Pearl F blk 
 
 Emily A (Gr indie 
 
 *Lowell F bk kpr 
 
 Bangor 
 
 Fred P chauffeur 
 
 Smith, Richmond L far 
 
 P Marsh 
 
 Hattie (m Gray 
 
 Allen F genl wk 
 
 Smith, S D retd P Marsh 
 
 Vertrand D team 
 
 Smith, V D team P Marsh 
 
 Bertha C (Cummings 
 
 Florence E (m Young 
 
 Hollis M coachman 
 
 Albert P pi 
 
 Smith, Victor R mer N E Har 
 
 Augusta A (Smallidge 
 
 Frances C 
 Snow, Madison H ptr 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Mary L (Freeman-Le^vis 
 Somes, F H mer H Qy 
 
 Caro M (Fernald 
 Somes, Geo A Somes House 
 Somes, Mary B Somes House 
 Somes, Harry G s cut 
 
 Eva E (Goodwin 
 
 Morris H pi 
 
 AgECS • pi 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON 
 
 Men's Clothiers 
 
 HOWARD S. NASON 
 FRANK E NASON 
 
 and Outfitters 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
 FREDERICK H. MOSES, Florist 
 
 BAR HARBOR (Z'y^II) FINE FLORAL WORK 
 
CENSUS 
 
 259 
 
 Chauncey D pi 
 
 John R N 
 Rebecca A 
 
 Somes, Isaac sea capt 
 
 Dencie L (Allen 
 Wm T s cut 
 
 Andrew A s cut 
 
 Georgia M postmistress 
 
 Somes, John J far 
 
 Leonice H (Hooper 
 Harry G s cut 
 
 Kate S (m Pray 
 *Grace L (m Smith 
 
 Bar Har 
 Abraham J stu 
 
 Somes, John W far & lumber 
 John A far & lumber 
 
 Somes, J A far & lumber 
 
 Ada M (Richardson 
 Mark W pi 
 
 Somes, Lewis cobbler 
 
 Carrie (m Fernald 
 ♦Arthur L mer S W Har 
 *Mary (m Ober 
 
 Hardwich, Vt 
 Emma J (Salisbury- 
 Somes 
 
 Somes, Lyman H town cl 
 Caroline T (Haynes 
 Fred H mer 
 
 *Madele C (m Lethiecq 
 
 Brewer 
 
 Somes, Sarah J at home 
 
 Somes, Thaddeus retd 
 
 Clara E (Meynell 
 *Harriet (m Sanderson 
 
 Oakland, Cal 
 *Blanch M (m Colwell 
 
 Columbus, 
 Somes, Wm T s cut 
 
 Ethel (Stetson 
 Spurling, Annie M (m Dodge 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 
 E Maynard stu 
 
 Spurling, Frank G N E Har 
 yachtsman 
 Emma M (Stanley 
 lona M (m Ober 
 Francis B Bowdoin stu 
 Staples, E M druggist 
 
 N E Har 
 Bernice D (Dunning 
 Stanley, A W plumb N E Har 
 
 Charlotte A (Chapman 
 Stanley, C G fish mkt 
 
 N E Har 
 Rebecca (Smallidge 
 C Proctor pi 
 
 Stanley, F A mer Crk 
 Florence L (m Walls 
 *Fred V clerg Lisbon 
 Edith M at home 
 
 *Annie P (m Hamor 
 
 Edeii 
 
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 REGISTERED 
 DRUGGIST 
 
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260 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Stanley, Frank F 
 
 plnmb 
 
 Marcia L (Gatcomb 
 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Merrill S 
 
 Linnie P (Murphy 
 
 Tajdor, Susie (m Carter 
 
 Burnham 
 
 Pl 
 
 Beech Hill 
 
 A Pauline 
 
 
 *Gertrude E (m Jordan 
 
 Stanley, H A ptr 
 
 N EHar 
 
 Stonington 
 
 Ulrica (Birlem 
 
 
 *Frank P driver Bangor 
 
 Lurline F 
 
 pl 
 
 *Isabelle (m Hale 
 
 C Elizabeth 
 
 pl 
 
 Augusta 
 
 Woodbury A 
 
 pl 
 
 *Eleanor C (m Urchuris 
 
 Stanley, H Edwin 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Cleveland, 
 
 car < 
 
 & sign ptr 
 
 *Florence E dr mkr 
 
 M L (Lurvey 
 
 
 W Newton, Mass 
 
 Mildred L 
 
 stu 
 
 *Saniuel E driver 
 
 Stanley, J E pav 
 
 cut H Qy 
 
 Augusta 
 
 Jennie M (Ober 
 
 Elizabeth M pl 
 
 Lawrence H 
 
 pl 
 
 Tinker, C B team N E Har 
 
 Harvey M 
 
 pl 
 
 Amy (Brown 
 
 Geo C 
 
 pl 
 
 Tinker, Norton H N E Har 
 
 Carolyn V 
 
 
 ptr & p hgr 
 
 Foye W 
 
 
 Rett a L (Rich 
 
 Stebbins, Geo L ] 
 
 real estate 
 
 laundry wk 
 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 * Annie A (m Springer 
 
 Stinson, A H mer 
 
 & lumber 
 
 Tiamoine 
 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Clifford B team 
 
 Lillian M (Orcutt 
 
 Delancey W driver 
 
 Barbara L 
 
 stu 
 
 *Geo W fm wk Carmel 
 Natalie M pl 
 
 T 
 
 
 Eunice pl 
 Alice B pl 
 
 Taylor, Merrill J 
 
 genl wk 
 
 Myrtle F pl 
 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Harvard E pl 
 
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 BAR HARBOR 
 
CENSUS 
 
 261 
 
 Tracy, Chas A s mas N E Har 
 Carrie M (Higgins 
 Julian E pi 
 
 Eubie A pi 
 
 Tracy, S E ptr N E Har 
 Georgia A (Gilpatrick 
 Laura C tr 
 
 S Edwin stu 
 
 TurnbuU, Chas A gard 
 
 Seal Har 
 Mary C (Maskill 
 
 TurnbuU, Chas E far Crk 
 Emma J (Young 
 Chas A gard 
 
 Mary C ho 
 
 *Lena D (m Kedding 
 
 Bar Har 
 
 Delphina 
 
 pi 
 
 Howard S 
 
 pi 
 
 Averill 
 
 pi 
 
 Harold B 
 
 pi 
 
 Turner, Geo E ptr N 
 
 B Har 
 
 Caroll (Stanley 
 
 
 Noyes 
 
 
 V 
 
 
 Varnum, A pav cut 
 
 HQy 
 
 Ella V (Kelley 
 
 
 Arthur A 
 
 pl 
 
 Varnum, Addie M (Kenison 
 
 Varnum, J genl wk 
 
 Austin D quarry 
 
 J Pd rd Seal Har 
 Kit (Stanley 
 
 Georgia H ai Iiome 
 
 Arno F pl 
 
 Lawrence C pl 
 
 Alice M pl 
 
 Sans W pl 
 
 J Kenneth pl 
 Ada S 
 
 W 
 
 Wagner, W P livery N E Har 
 Alminia K ( Herri ck 
 Lelola H pl 
 
 Geraldine H 
 
 Walls, Elbridge G lab Crk 
 Luella E (m Richardson 
 
 Walls, Ella (m Carter 
 
 J Clifford genl wk 
 
 Seal Har 
 Leita M (m Bordeaux 
 Eugene S pl 
 
 Alvia W pl 
 
 Chas M pl 
 
 Walls, E M q'man Seal Har 
 Lydia A (Kimball 
 Flossie M 
 
 Walls, E N mer & rd commis 
 Otter Creek 
 Ida J (Ober 
 
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262 
 
 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 Walls, G'ly florist 
 
 OCrk 
 
 Edgar N mer & rd com 
 
 bus N E Har 
 
 Ernest M s cut 
 
 Florence L (Stanley 
 
 Linda A (m Richardson 
 
 *Ralpli A gard ] 
 
 Bar Har 
 
 Walls, EM s cut Crk 
 
 Lydia A 
 
 ho 
 
 Lydia (Kimball-Davis 
 
 Beatrice 
 
 cl 
 
 Flossie M 
 
 Wm H 
 
 lab 
 
 Ward, Wm B fore s cut 
 
 Harvey G 
 
 pl 
 
 Hattie E (Ellis 
 
 Florence L 
 
 Pl 
 
 *Alvah E chauffeur 
 
 Geneva V 
 
 pl 
 
 Portland 
 
 Marcia 
 
 pl 
 
 Teresa A milliner 
 
 Percy P 
 
 pl 
 
 Warren, Wm L far Crk 
 
 Merrill L 
 
 pl 
 
 Effie (m Silsby 
 
 John T 
 
 
 ♦Frank W driver Bar Har 
 
 Oscar J 
 
 
 Nancy pl 
 
 Walls, Hillard W 
 
 OCrk 
 
 Wasgatt, Cora A (m Sargent 
 
 gard & Drysdale 
 
 Kennels 
 
 Mildred S normal stu 
 
 Cora B (Bracy 
 
 
 Kathleen M stu 
 
 Reginald H 
 
 
 Wasgatt, J F far Bch Hill rd 
 
 Walls, Sam'l J mkt gard 
 
 Clara G (Gilley 
 
 
 Crk 
 
 Wm D far 
 
 Sam'l M strawberry far 
 
 Wasgatt, W C mer & blk 
 
 Otilda A (Hamor 
 
 Sound 
 
 Walls, S M far 
 
 Crk 
 
 Mildred S stu 
 
 Emma M (Albee 
 
 
 Kathleen stu 
 
 Melinda E 
 
 
 Webber, Alvah W car 
 
 Otilda F 
 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Walls, Wm T retd 
 
 Crk 
 
 Mildred M (Frazier 
 
 Nancy M 
 
 
 dr mkr 
 
 (Davis-Nickerson 
 
 Ethel B stu 
 
 *Elizabetli S (m 
 
 Hamblin 
 
 Hazel V pl 
 
 
 Crk 
 
 Roland B 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST 30 Years at Bar Harbor 
 
 H. S. NASON & SON Agents for the Gold Seal Rubbers 
 
 Men*s Clothiers and Outfitters 
 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 263 
 
 Wentworth, Hannah B 
 
 Wilson, Lewis A contr & bldr 
 
 (m Alley N E IUt 
 
 N E Har 
 
 *Alonzo A fish 
 
 Lina (MacLane 
 
 W Trenton 
 
 Marian A stu 
 
 Wentworth, Martha M (m Joy 
 
 Wood, Geo B blk Seal Har 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Maud H (Higgins 
 
 *Alvin E 
 
 Rob't E pi 
 
 Wheeler, Henry q'man H Qy 
 
 Eva W pi 
 
 Matilda (Kelley 
 
 Worth, Wilber L yachting 
 
 Whitmore, J H sea capt 
 
 (summer) Seal Har 
 
 N E Har 
 
 
 Lora M (Manchester 
 
 Y 
 
 Emily M milliner 
 
 
 Merrill F 
 
 Young, Chas B fisher Crk 
 
 Whitmore, J M sea capt 
 
 Carrie E (Rice 
 
 N E Har 
 
 *Arthur W far 
 
 Katherine J 
 
 S Orrington 
 
 (Somes-Stevens 
 
 ^Herbert G lab Crk 
 
 Whitmore, Mary H (Stanley 
 
 Edith A ho 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Roy B fisher 
 
 Emma E cl 
 
 Susie E ho 
 
 Joseph H sea capt 
 
 Young, C S blk P Marsh 
 
 John M sea capt 
 
 Florence E (Smith 
 
 Warren H mer 
 
 Young, Irvin P car N E Har 
 
 Whitmore, W H mer Seal Har 
 
 *Blanche (m Stover 
 
 Whitmore, Emma cl 
 
 N Brooksville 
 
 Whitmore, Nellie P tr 
 
 Lucy M (Graham-Grant 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Young, Milton J genl wk 
 
 Wilbur, Bertha (Barton 
 
 H Qy 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Annie L (Perkins 
 
 Charlotte B 
 
 Young, Rhylena (Tripp Crk 
 
 
 *Evie (m Wright Crk 
 
 Wood and Coal 
 
 ■ l#lini««# will OF ALL KINDS 
 
 J. H. BRANSCOM 
 
 YOU 
 CAN 
 GET 
 EVERY 
 
 n% I f% A ^1 RECORD In the CATALOG at 
 
 EDISON CLEMENT'S 
 
264 MOUNT DESERT 
 
 George B lab 
 
 Young, V L team Crk 
 
 Young, Rob't A retd Crk 
 
 Clara E (Day 
 
 H Amanda (m Perkins 
 
 *Sarah B (m Wilson 
 
 *Benj genl wk Biddeford 
 
 Corinna 
 
 Louisa (m Grindle 
 
 ♦Annie N (m Harriman 
 
 Emma (m TurnbuU 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 W. S. SMALLIDGE 
 
 COTTAGE JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY 
 Telephone 25—3 
 
 SEAL HARBOR, = - MAINTET 
 
 R. H. B. FERNALD 
 
 DEALER IX 
 
 General Merchandise, Groceries. Provisions 
 
 DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HAY, GRAIN AND FLOUR 
 
 TJESA^TS/L& TO XjXSI? 
 
 Parties driven to any part of the Island. Telephone 42—22 
 
 Cottage To L,et for the Season, Opposite Somes House 
 
 SOMESVILLE, - MOUNT DESERT P. 0., MAINE 
 
 f^'l PIANO crEMENT S 
 
 THE NORTHEAST HARBOR LAUNDRY 
 
 MANCHESTER BROS. 
 
 STEAM AND HAND WORK JOY BUILDING TELEPHONE 
 
MT. DESERT BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 MERCHANTS 
 
 A. C. Fernald, B. R. Smith, R. H. B. Fernald (see adv.), 
 general stores; A. C. Fernald, coffins, caskets, picture frames, 
 etc. ; Mrs. J. S. Heath, dry goods and millinery. 
 
 Northeast Harbor — E. H. Kimball, T. N. Graves (see adv.), 
 Otis Ober (also hardware), groceries; V. R. Smith Co. (also 
 carpets), Mrs. S. R. Tracy, dry goods; Mrs. S. L. Hill, mil- 
 linery; Chas. N. Small (see adv.), druggist; M. T. Ober, meats; 
 L. E. Holmes, boots, shoes, clothing, etc. ; J. H. Branscom, 
 coal, wood and gravel (see adv.) ; The A. G. Bain Co., news, 
 sporting goods and confectionery; S. B. Brown, stoves and 
 tinware; McEachern & Stanley, fish; B. LeV. Allen, crockery; 
 F. A. Foster (see adv.), S. R. Tracy, H. A. Stanley, paints, 
 oils and paper hangings ; P. P. Hill, jewelry, etc. ; I. T. Moore 
 (also wholesale) (see adv.). The A. G. Bain Co., souvenirs; T. 
 N. Graves, hay and grain ; A. Bertucci, fruit and confectionery. 
 
 Seal Harbor — F. H. Macomber, W. H. Whitmore, general 
 stores; Clement, Billings & Co., meats; Seal Harbor Fish Co., 
 I. O. & A. M. Clement, props., fish; A. E. Clement, milk; M. 
 J. Jordan, sand and gravel; A. H. Stinson, Gus Freeberg, 
 fruit and confectionery; Smallidge Bros., paints and oils. 
 
 Pretty Marsh — ^W. H. Freeman, general store. 
 
 Sound — "W. C. "Wasgatt, groceries. 
 
 Hall Quarry — ^F. H. Somes, general store. 
 
 Otter Creek — F. A. Stanley, general store; Wm. T. Walls, 
 groceries; Mrs. L. A. Richardson, dry and fancy goods. 
 
 All Prescriptions Hav<5 My Personal Attention 
 
 CHAS. N. SMALL, Registered Druggist 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
 lOc SHEET MUSIC ^S?f?o^^^ 
 
 ^^^^^rfp^pfioS.'^''^^ S. J. Clement. Bar Harbor 
 
266 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 MANUFACTURERS 
 
 J. W. Somes, Mt. Desert Supply Co., lumber and planing; 
 Allen Granite Co., granite quarries ; L. Somes, boots and shoes ; 
 J. C. Hill, harness and upholstering ; G. S. Parker, A. O. Jacob- 
 son, H. Norwood, carpenters; P. F. Smith, smith; L. E. Pray, 
 boat builder; E. R. Kittredge, grist mill and wheelwright. 
 
 Northeast Harbor — Graves Brothers, E. E. Smallidge, ma- 
 sons; M. R. Frost, C. E. Monohon, smiths; S. B. Brown, bi- 
 cycle repairing; S. R. Tracy, F. A. Foster (see adv.), H. A. 
 Stanley, painters; Rob't Ash, shoemaker; Mrs. Nellie Bunker, 
 Mrs. Chas. Bunker, Mrs. Martha Perry, Miss K. Reed, Mrs. A. 
 W. Webber, dressmakers; Wm. Phillips & Co., bakers; S. B. 
 Brown, Hamor & Stanley, plumbers; M. R. Frost, carriages; 
 E. A. Hodgdon (see adv.), Peckham & Wilson, I. E. Ralph, 
 contractors and builders; L. T. Moore, picture framing (see 
 adv.) ; R. B. Seavey, boats; F. E. Manchester, electrician. 
 
 Sound — W. C. Wasgatt, smith. 
 
 Hall Quarry — Campbell & Macomber, Booth Bros., granite. 
 
 Pretty Marsh — Geo. W. Haynes, W. H. Freeman, smiths. 
 
 Seal Harbor — B. W. Candage & Sons, W. S. Smallidge, 
 (see adv.), contractors; A. E. Clement, road contractor; A. H. 
 Liscomb, Smallidge Bros., painters; R. E. Campbell, plumber; 
 G. B. Wood, smith; B. W. Candage & Sons, masons; Clement 
 & Stinson, lumbermen. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS 
 
 Architect, N. E. Har. — C. A. Candage. 
 Asso'tns— MASONS— Mt. Desert, No. 140, Sat. on or be- 
 fore full moon. Eastern Star, Mt. Desert, No. 20, 1st and 3d 
 
 CAImIm at J. H. BRANSGOM^S 
 
 Kindlings and Gravel 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
BUSINESS 267 
 
 Tues.. N. E. Har.— MASONS— N. E. Har., No. 208, 1st Tues. 
 Eastern Star, St. Mary, 2d and 4th Tues. K. OF P.— Atlantic, 
 No. 113, Thurs. I. O. 0. F.— Ocean, No. 140, Mon. Asticou 
 Eebekah, No. 114, 2d and 4th Fri. THE N. E. HAR. VIL- 
 LAGE IMPROV. SOC, J. H. Knowles, sec. Seal Har.— SEAL 
 HAR. V. I. SOC, G. L. Stebbins, sec. BOARD OF TRADE, 
 N. E. Har., Chas. Small, pres., A. L. Reed, sec. 
 
 Bank, N. E. Har.— Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Co. 
 (branch), E. W. Ober, mgr. 
 
 Baxbers, N. E. Har.— L. E. Haskell, T. F. McCarthy; Seal 
 Har. — Jas. McCrae, M. C. Marshall. 
 
 Billiard Halls, N. E. Har.— W. T. Doyle. 
 
 Boats to Let — H. Carter; N. E. Har. — Spurling & Ladd; 
 Asticou — F. I. Phillips; Seal Har. — S. H. Pinkham; Jordan 
 Pond— T. A. Mclntire (Seal Harbor P. O.). 
 
 Electric Light Co., N. E. Har.— B. H. & U. P. Co., L. A. 
 Leech, supt., J. C. Pedder, mgr. 
 
 Express, N. E. Har. — American, T. N. Graves, agt. ; Local 
 — A. M. Manchester (see adv.) ; Seal Har. — ^A. W. Clement 
 (summer). 
 
 Hotels — Somes House, Geo. A. Somes ; J. J. Somes. Asticou 
 — Asticou Inn, G. A. Savage. North East Har. — ^Kimball 
 House, L. E. Kimball ; Clifton House, C. A. Kimball ; The Rock- 
 end, H. L. Savage; The Gaynor, F. M. Gaynor; North 
 East Harbor House, I. W. Herrick. Seal Har. — Seaside Inn, 
 A. & J. Clement; The Glencove, Lynam & Campbell; Jordan 
 Pond House (see adv.), T. A. Mclntire. Pretty Marsh — 
 Freeman House, W. H. Freeman (see adv.). 
 
 Insurance, Seal Har. — G. L. Stebbins; N. E. Har. — ^Belle 
 Smallidge Knowles, A. L. Reed. 
 
 Land Surveyor, N. E. Har. — A. L. Reed. 
 
 Laundry, N. E. Har. — Manchester Bros, (see adv.). 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar HarboT 
 
 "PJ OPT ST GREENHOUSES— 12 Mt. Desert Street 
 
 ^^^^^^-t- STORE— 123 Main Street 
 
 TALKIJNG MACHI]NE8— sold on 
 
 Easy Payments — at CLEMENT'8 
 
268 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Libraries — Mt. Desert, Miss Ida Brown, lib., 3,500 vols.; 
 N. E. Har.— Mrs. Ina Ober, lib., 4,500 vols. ; Seal Har.— 2,000 
 vols. 
 
 Livery Stables — A. C. Femald, R. H. B. Fernald (see adv.) ; 
 N. E. Har.— E. S. Atwood & Co., C. D. Burr, I. W. Herrick; 
 Seal Har. — ^A. E. Clement, B. W. Candage (boarding), A. & J. 
 Clement, E. C. Jordan; Hall Quarry — Thos. McCormick, Benj. 
 Chittick; Pretty Marsh — ^W. H. Freeman. 
 
 Music Teachers — Mrs. Flora Grindle, Miss C. E. Parker; 
 N. E. Har. — Geo. Joy, Mrs. F. A. Foster. 
 
 Nurserymen and Florists, N. E. Har. — Mt. Desert Nur- 
 series, Richard Rothe, supt., Greeley Walls (florist) ; Seal 
 Har.— E. E. Martin (florist). 
 
 Photographers, N. E. Har. — I. T. Moore (see adv.). 
 
 Real Estate, Seal Har. — Geo. L. Stebbins, mgr., C. H. Clem- 
 ent, A. & J. Clement; N. E. Har. — A. L. Reed, J. H. Knowles. 
 
 Restaurants, N. E. Har. — Wood Bros. 
 
 Schools— High, W. H. Crafts; N. E. Har.— High. 
 
 Steamboats, N. E. Har.— E. S. S. Co. (B. & Mt. D. div.), 
 M. C. R. R. boats; Seal Har.— E. S. S. Co. (B. & Mt. D. div), 
 M. C. R. R. boats, H. Martin, agent. 
 
 Telegraph— P. Tel. Co. and W. U. 
 
 Telephone Agents— N. E. T. & T. Co., A. 0. Jacobsen; N. E. 
 Har. — Miss Elizabeth Frost; Seal Har. — ^W. H. Whitmore; 
 Hall Quarry — Campbell & Macomber; Asticou — G. A. Sav- 
 age: Ootter Creek — . 
 
 Water Companies — N. E. Har. Water Co., C. D. Joy, supt., 
 Seal Har. Water Co., R. E. Campbell, supt. 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
 1 f I A TT fl n MACHINES and RECORDS at 
 
 YICTDn CLEMENT'S MUSIC STORE 
 
L. B. Deasy, President 
 
 W. H. Davis. Vice President 
 
 \ urn C. Lynam, Secretary and 'treasurer 
 Vernon (i. Wasgatt, Asst. Treasurer 
 
 The Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Go. 
 
 DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK 
 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT 
 
 Cash Capital, $50,000.00 Surplus, $100,000.00 
 
 TRUSTEES— L. B. Deasy, Fred C Lynam, W. H. Davis, A. E. Lawrence, Jasper Wyman, 
 A. K. McBride, B. H. Mayo, B. S. Higgins, A. E Farnsworth, Vernon G. Wasgatt 
 
 CENSUS OF 
 
 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 1909 
 
 Note — Where no post office address is given, Southwest 
 Harbor is understood. Manset is abbreviated thus: — Man; 
 Seawall — S'wall; Northeast Harbor — ^N E Har; Bar Harbor — 
 Bar Har. For the other abbreviations used in the census see 
 the first census page. 
 
 Allen, John J cook Man 
 
 Myrtle M (Piper 
 
 Martha M 
 
 John G 
 Anderson, G W dentist Man 
 
 Annis, Persis (m Lurvey 
 
 *Maud (m Munro 
 
 Bangor 
 Ash, T W mason 
 
 Linda (Kelley 
 
 Eula M 
 Atherton, D G car & far 
 
 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL GRADES OF WORK 
 The Northeast Harbor Laundry 
 
 Telephone 
 
 JOY BUILDING 
 
 ?S CLEMENT'S ^NoTr 
 
 MUSIC AND PHONOGRAPHS 
 
!70 
 
 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Mary J (Gray dr mkr 
 
 B 
 
 Barnard, Rev 
 
 G 
 
 clerg 
 
 Elsie (Cobb 
 
 
 
 Cordelia S 
 
 
 
 Bennett, Minnie C ( 
 
 m Stanley 
 
 
 
 Manset 
 
 E Harold 
 
 
 stu 
 
 Andrew W 
 
 
 stu 
 
 Mary L 
 
 
 stu 
 
 Benson, Nellie (Johnson 
 
 
 
 Seawall 
 
 * Annie C (m 
 
 I Seavey 
 
 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Jordan B 
 
 
 genl wk 
 
 Peter T 
 
 
 fisher 
 
 *Nina P (m 
 
 Wm —NY 
 
 Bickford, Henry 
 
 A 
 
 team 
 
 Lillian E (Robinson 
 Harry C genl wk 
 
 Andrew E genl wk 
 
 Lowell A genl wk 
 
 Billings, J E far 
 
 Emily W (Doliver 
 Sarah (m Robinson 
 
 Black, P L genl wk 
 
 Sarah E (Robinson 
 Everett J pi 
 
 Edward C pi 
 
 Bertha M pi 
 
 Samuel L pi 
 
 Bowman, Annie V (m Loyd 
 
 Man 
 
 *Mary E ho 
 
 Middle Melford, N S 
 
 *Wm E pi 
 
 Middle Melford, N S 
 
 Bracy, Amos H retd 
 
 Alma A (m Savage 
 Amanda J (Gallop 
 *Ervin G groc cl 
 
 130 Free, Portland 
 
 Brooks, Chas genl wk 
 
 Brown, Edw T fisher SVall 
 Florence M (m Haddock 
 *Laura E bk kpr Eastpt 
 Sarah B (Eldridge 
 Orrin J pi 
 
 E Russell pi 
 
 Shirley J pi 
 
 Evelyn G 
 
 Brown, Harry A car Man 
 Ella R (Albee 
 Marion pi 
 
 Dorothy pi 
 
 Charlotte 
 
 Carroll, Rebecca 
 
 ( Whitmore-Lurvey 
 *Nellie R (m Thornton 
 Houlton 
 
 KODAKS AND AMATEUR SUPPLIES at 
 MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO 
 
 Northeast Harbor 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Dealer in Long and Short Lumber 
 
 Southwest Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 271 
 
 Gertrude W at home 
 
 Katherine straw fact wk 
 *Sarah C (m Kittredge 
 
 Tremont 
 John mason 
 
 Fannie E deceased 
 
 Alice (m Young 
 Grace C (m Clark 
 W Lloyd meat cutter 
 
 A Beatrice tr 
 
 Carter, John J Jr genl wk 
 Vesta S (Reed 
 Abbie I pi 
 
 Julettie B 
 
 Childs, E C fish bus Man 
 Cora E (Clarke 
 
 Clark, Augustus mer 
 
 Ida C (Cousins 
 
 Clark, Clarence far & landl'd 
 Florence N (Stanley 
 Annie D tr 
 
 Bessie S M C I stu 
 
 Marion F stu 
 
 Clark, Elizabeth N (Kelley 
 
 The Dirigo 
 Schuyler E 
 
 Prop The Dirigo 
 
 Clark, Henry mer 
 
 Arvilla W (Coggins 
 
 Clark, Lena C pi 
 
 Clark, Grace M pi 
 
 Clark, Hilda L pl 
 
 Clark, Lionel A car Man 
 
 Nellie M (Clark 
 
 Cora E (m Childs 
 
 Helen C milliner 
 
 Clark, Philena C (Whittaker 
 
 *Edwin contr & bldr 
 Sorrento 
 
 Roderick P cl 
 
 Clark, Roderick P cl 
 
 Grace (Carroll 
 
 Eleanor L 
 Clark, S R Prop The Dirigo 
 
 Gertrude N (Worthen 
 Conary, Elmer E yacht Man 
 
 Gertrude R (Fernald 
 
 L Frances pl 
 
 Henry T pl 
 
 Cook, Chas E photog 
 
 Linda J (Dow 
 
 *Chas E phy & sur 
 
 So Berwick 
 
 Alma M stenog 
 
 Mabel A stenog 
 
 Cousins, Osborne W car 
 
 Lida E (Clark 
 Crockett, Harry A s mason 
 
 Elizabeth J (Colby 
 Crockett, James s mason 
 
 Fannie (Lawton 
 Crowell, John fisher Man 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Contractor and Builder, Stone Mason 
 
 Southwest Harbor. 
 
 CHAS. N. SMALL 
 
 Agent for Huyler's and Apollo Chocolates NortheaSt Harbor, Me. 
 
 REGISTERED 
 DRUGGIST 
 
272 
 
 SOUTmVEST HARBOR 
 
 D 
 
 
 *Henry C far 
 Hawaian Islands 
 
 Davis, Geo E car 
 
 Man 
 
 Ethel J (m Robbins 
 
 Flora (Dolliver 
 
 
 Flora (m Davis 
 
 Evelyn L 
 
 
 Blanche stu 
 
 Alice J 
 
 
 Rudolph E pl 
 
 DeCost, Benj fisher 
 
 Man 
 
 Carl F pl 
 
 Anna N (Romer 
 
 
 Ruth M 
 
 Clarence B 
 
 p) 
 
 Dolliver, Dudley B Seawall 
 
 Rodney E 
 
 pi 
 
 Lura H (Haynes 
 
 Helen G 
 
 pi 
 
 Milton H pl 
 
 Carlisle 
 
 
 Dolliver, Edw T retd S'wall 
 
 Frances E 
 
 
 Dolliver, Wm H fisher & far 
 
 Dix, John 
 
 retd 
 
 Seawall 
 
 Linda B (m Ralph 
 
 
 Mary S 
 
 Lessie G (m Robinson 
 
 ( Gilley-Hadley-Campbell 
 
 Vienna S (m Lawler 
 
 
 *Lelia A (m Suminsby 
 
 Dixon, Margaret (m Holmes 
 
 Bar Harbor 
 
 Esther M teacher 
 
 John S far & fisher 
 
 *Herbert W insurance 
 
 ♦Lewis W asst light kpr 
 
 Columbia 
 
 , Mo 
 
 Spruce Head 
 
 Dodge, Lucinda T (Trott 
 
 Dudley B cl 
 
 Mary L (m Sawyer 
 
 
 Dolliver, F S fore Seawall 
 
 Doliver, Amos car & fisher 
 
 Mattie I (Moore 
 
 Seawall 
 
 Annie S (m Hopkins 
 
 Lizzie M (Thurston 
 
 
 Isabel F tr 
 
 Geo B fisher 
 
 Ferdinand M 
 
 Grace M (m Lurvey 
 
 
 Dolliver, John S fisher & far 
 
 Margaret B 
 
 Pl 
 
 Seawall 
 
 Calvin E 
 
 Pl 
 
 Aurilla (Grindle 
 
 Dolliver, Benj T car 
 
 Man 
 
 ♦Beatrice M (m Dodge 
 
 Julia E (Torrey 
 
 
 Trenton 
 
 VICTOR »no EDISON RECORDS 
 
 at CLElYIEIffT^S Music Store 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Orders for Doors, Windows, Blinds, Etc. 
 
 Southwest Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 273 
 
 Lloyd A pi 
 
 F 
 
 Merrill S pi 
 
 "! 
 
 Foyt L pi 
 
 Farmer, Lorinda G 
 
 Lawrence H 
 
 (Lurvey-Carver 
 
 Dolliver, Nellie M (m Newman 
 
 Ferguson, John fisher Man 
 
 Seawall 
 
 Isabel (MacKenzie 
 
 *Luey F (m Kent 
 
 Fernald, Fred yacht capt 
 
 Buck's Har 
 
 Neva V (Gott 
 
 Thelma E stu 
 
 Rosamond P 
 
 Dolliver, S S car Man 
 
 Fernald, Jas S rd com S'wall 
 
 Mary A (Morris 
 
 Maggie A 
 
 Audrey pi 
 
 (Marcyes-Marcyes 
 
 Morris A pi 
 
 *Wa.ldina L marketman 
 
 Dorr, W A genl wk 
 
 Brookline, Mass 
 
 Isabel D (Reed 
 
 Fernald, Elwin I S'wall 
 
 *Chestina (m Lunt 
 
 Fernald, W barb Man 
 
 W Tremont 
 
 Roxie H (Leland 
 
 Vesta S (m Carter 
 
 Wendell A 
 
 Lester W genl wk 
 
 Fernald, Thos car Man 
 
 Gertrude F (m Kellej' 
 
 Annie F (Sinclair 
 
 Dunbar, Lewis G ptr 
 
 *Minnie A (m Stanley 
 
 Louise A (Robinson 
 
 Monhegan Is 
 
 Linwood N pi 
 
 Orren W barber 
 
 Juanita E 
 
 Gertrude R (m Conary 
 
 Pauline F 
 
 Roy H cl 
 
 
 Uldene V stu 
 
 E 
 
 Dana P pi 
 
 Eldridge, Josephine (Brown 
 
 Finney, J T retd 
 
 Seawall 
 
 Mary (Bates 
 
 Sarah B (m Brown 
 
 Etta M stenog 
 
 *Mary T (m'Leighton 
 
 Mildred L nurse 
 
 Portland 
 
 
 THE BEST 
 PLACE TO 
 BUY A . . . 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IS AT 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 MAMPUCQTCD RDflC local expressmen 
 
 Telephone No. 12. 
 
 Piano Moving a Specialty 
 
 Office in Brick Block, Northeast Harbor, Maine 
 
274 
 
 SOUTHWEST HARBOE 
 
 Fiske, Emeline C 
 
 (Holmes-Hamor 
 
 Foss, Alvah E blk Man 
 
 Martha M (Weagle 
 *Henry A Manitoba 
 
 Clifton R garage wk 
 Boger D pi 
 
 John M pi 
 
 Rob't P pi 
 
 Freeman, Arthur H barber 
 Clara L (Lawton 
 
 Freeman, J A postmaster 
 
 Emily H (Leland 
 *Chas dentist 
 
 Redlands, Cal 
 Arthur barber 
 
 Carmelita M asst P M 
 
 Freeman, John T R mer 
 
 Ada J (Crockett 
 *Mary B (m Brown 
 
 N E Har 
 Katherine B ho 
 
 Fuller, Geo R lawyer 
 
 *Chas W Boston, Mass 
 sec Diamond Rubber Co 
 Walter A Bowdoin stu 
 Ella L (Wilbur 
 David W 
 
 G 
 
 Gilbert, Millie B (Brown 
 
 nurse 
 
 *Minnie M (m Stackpole 
 Ellsworth 
 *Lillian A (m Springer 
 
 Trenton 
 *Vonia E stu Ellsworth 
 *Valura E (m Snow 
 
 - Pelham, N H 
 
 Gilley, Arthur A barber 
 
 And Mrs Gilley 
 
 Gilley, Frank L plumber 
 
 Maud F (Holmes 
 Wendell H pi 
 
 Gilley, G H plumber 
 
 Leona A (Buckminister 
 *Nellie F (m McEachern 
 N E Har 
 *Clayton E el Stonington 
 Frank F plumber 
 
 *Flora E tel op Portland 
 F Phillip stu 
 
 Rebecca B tel op 
 
 Marguerite N tel op 
 
 Gilley, G H s cutter 
 
 Rhoda E (Moulden 
 Emma K pi 
 
 Richard W pi 
 
 John A 
 
 Gilley, Julia I (Moore 
 
 Woodbury M car 
 
 Arthur A barber 
 
 Geneva E cl 
 
 Clara A (m Sprague 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Orders for Doors, Windows, Blinds, Etc. 
 
 Southwest Harbor. 
 
 PIANOS for Rent or Sold on 
 Easy Payments at CLEMENT'S 
 
CENSUS 
 
 275 
 
 Rudolph genl wk 
 
 Gilley, M C eng 
 
 Nellie H (Albee 
 Charlotte E pi 
 
 Henry O pi 
 
 Harvey F pi 
 
 Gilley, P D asst E S S Co 
 Edith S (Stanley 
 Dorothy C pi 
 
 Arthur S pi 
 
 Gertrude M pi 
 
 Gilley, S M retd 
 
 , * Carrie M (m Moor 
 
 N Ellsworth 
 Pedric D agt E S S Co 
 
 Gilley, Wm L boat bldr 
 
 Hannah B 
 
 ( Bunker- Woodworth 
 
 Ginn, Elias H retd 
 
 Emeline (Femald 
 * Josephine E (m Meader 
 N E Har 
 
 Gordon, Evelena ho Man 
 
 Gott, E L genl wk 
 
 Julia B (Norwood 
 Shirley L pi 
 
 Gott, Rob't boat slip 
 
 Abbie E (Robinson 
 Everton L genl wk 
 
 Neva V (m Fernald 
 Elizabeth C (m Gray 
 *Mortinier C 
 
 boat slip & far Eastbrook 
 Earll AY fisher 
 
 Clyde S stu 
 
 Gray, Alberta (m Magnusson 
 
 Man 
 Chester A fisher 
 
 Gray, Henry eng 
 
 Elizabeth C (Gott 
 Kathlyn E 
 
 Hadlock, Hiram S fisher 
 
 Laura M (Newman 
 Ralph D fisher 
 
 Hadlock, RD fisher SVall 
 Florence M (Brown 
 Eleanor M 
 
 Hamblen, Clinton F gard 
 
 Hattie L (Milan 
 Elene M 
 Forest L 
 
 Hamblen, Wm E far 
 
 Rose L (Robinson 
 Levi J far & mail carrier 
 Chas E pi 
 
 Lucretia S (m Galley 
 
 Hamblin, Walter gard 
 
 Bernice B (Murphy 
 Marguerite 
 Winifred 
 
 Hamor, A B yacht capt Man 
 
 THE NORTHEAST HARBOR LAUNDRY 
 
 MANCHESTER BROS. 
 
 JOY BUIt^DING 
 
 Successors to C. D. Joy 
 
 Telephone 
 
 CHARLES N. SMALL 
 
 New Store. New Stock. 
 
 REGISTERED 
 DRUGGIST 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
276 
 
 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Minnie J (Lukeman 
 
 Mildred E 
 
 Harold M 
 Hancock, John mer Man 
 
 Flora (Noyes 
 
 Flossie M tel op 
 
 Jas F pi 
 
 Julia S pi 
 
 Handy, Linda C (m Tracy 
 
 *Fred A coml trav 
 
 81 William, Portland 
 
 *Daniel M librarian 
 
 N E Ins Library, Boston 
 
 res 78 Oxford, Somerville, 
 
 Mass 
 
 Hettie M (m Lawton 
 Hanna, Wm F yachting 
 
 Nellie B (Robbins 
 
 Pearl W M C R R ser 
 Harmon, Geo music dlr 
 
 Lillian H (Crippin 
 
 Ronald C 
 Harmon, Lucinda G (Brown 
 
 *Lucy A (m Stewart 
 
 Atlantic, N J 
 
 *Kate S (m Brawn 
 
 Steuben 
 Harper, Lyman car 
 
 Erminie A (Higgins 
 
 Leslie L genl wk 
 
 Osmond E genl wk 
 
 Annie E ho 
 
 Harper, Osmond team 
 
 Haynes, Sarah (McGlinchey 
 Manset 
 
 Chas E car 
 
 *Andrew P Lynn, Mass 
 fore elec wks 
 
 Susie B (m King 
 Herrick, S W mer 
 
 Hannah A (Harper 
 
 Myra N cl 
 
 Herrick, W E far 
 
 Fannie (Harmon 
 
 Andrew H pi 
 
 Nettie A pi 
 
 Nelson pi 
 
 Horace P pi 
 
 Elizabeth M pi 
 
 Marjorie E 
 
 Florence M 
 
 Millard J 
 
 Kenneth L 
 Hersey, John E car 
 
 Jennie E (Lurvey 
 Higgins, E Leon car 
 
 Nellie B (Mayo 
 
 Foster W pi 
 
 Higgins, Edwin L mer 
 
 *H Maud (m Wood 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Alice E (Strout 
 
 J Frederick mer 
 
 Higgins, Rob't B s mason 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
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 Ina (Robbins 
 
 Prop Central House 
 *Sylvia N (m Dow 
 
 Owl's Head 
 Gladys I stu 
 
 E Weston pi 
 
 Carl E pi 
 
 Isabelle E pi 
 
 Hodgdon, Hosea W car 
 
 Alice M (McKay 
 
 Holden, Julia A (Clark 
 
 The Dirigo 
 
 Holmes, A I mer 
 
 Lavelia (Smallidge 
 Annie S teacher 
 
 Emma E stu 
 
 Holmes, Wm H team 
 
 Lizzie B (Mayo 
 Maud F (m Gilley 
 *Harold L genl wk 
 
 Tremont 
 Josephine M pi 
 
 Holmes, W T mer 
 
 Margaret (Walker-Dixon 
 Presley D pi 
 
 Hopkins, Clark mail carrier 
 Marj^ S (m Wilson Man 
 John A fish dlr 
 
 J Sewall ^ ptr 
 
 Hopkins, J A fish bus Man 
 Annie S (Doliver 
 John A Jr pi 
 
 M Evelyn pi 
 
 Hopkins, J S ptr Man 
 
 Dora (Norwood 
 
 Leola pi 
 
 Mildred A pi 
 
 J Sewall Jr pi 
 
 Marguerite 
 Houston, Almenia M 
 
 (m Richardson 
 
 *Susie E (m Hastings 
 
 126 Maple, Bangor 
 
 far 
 
 pi 
 pi 
 
 Jackson, Ezekiel 
 
 Fannie (Thurston 
 Amasa 
 Celia 
 Cindal 
 Ezekiel 
 Johnson, Lucinda (Stanley 
 
 Manset 
 Louise S stu 
 
 * Jordan, Annie (Savage 
 
 190 Somerset, 
 
 New Brunswick, N J 
 
 sum res at S W Har 
 
 Keene, Wm R Manset 
 
 launch & boat bldr 
 Mabel H (Parker 
 
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278 
 
 SOUTHWEST HARBOE 
 
 Kelley, H L cl 
 
 Gertrude F (Dorr 
 
 Kent, Geo W far S'wall 
 
 Victoria A (Hodgdon 
 
 *Clarence H janitor 
 
 Somerville, Mass 
 
 *Winfield P light kpr 
 
 Mt Desert 
 
 King, Adelaide (Gilley Man 
 
 ^Frances E 
 (m Calderwood Lincolnville 
 *Mary B (m Heal 
 
 Lincolnville 
 Leslie S , fisher 
 
 Ethel M (m Newman 
 King, Liza (Stanley Man 
 
 Frances E 
 
 dlr in candy & fir pillows 
 Samuel S ptr & undertkr 
 King, L S fisher Man 
 
 Josephine M (Murphy 
 Stanwood H 
 Maxine E 
 King, Lucy C (Newman 
 
 S'wall 
 
 *Nora E (m Parker 
 
 15 Perry, Danvers, Mass 
 
 Bertha A bk kpr 
 
 King, S S ptr & undertaker 
 
 Man 
 Susie B (Haynes 
 Pauline E stu 
 
 Eldred G pi 
 
 King, Vurney L light kpr Man 
 Maud (Kaler 
 Reginald A stu 
 
 Merrill B pi 
 
 Pearl S pi 
 
 Edna M 
 Eleanor M 
 King, Wm W fish collector 
 
 Man 
 Mary J (Rea 
 Wallace E fisher 
 
 Lottie R at home 
 
 Knowles, Fred blk 
 
 Glennie E (Brown 
 Wm W cl 
 
 Florence E stu 
 
 Langley, Alberta 
 
 (m Gray-Magnusson 
 
 Laman H fisher 
 
 Lawler, Allen J canning bus 
 
 Caroline (Robinson 
 
 Christopher W stu 
 
 Mark R pi 
 
 Lawler, E A ptr 
 
 Vienna S (Dix 
 
 Elizabeth pi 
 
 John D 
 Lawton, Harry L can sealer 
 
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 Contractor and Builder, Stone Mason 
 
 Road and Wharf Building Southwest Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 •279 
 
 Hettie M (Handy 
 
 Joseph H pi 
 
 Lawton, T J can'g fact supt 
 
 Annie M (Strout 
 
 Jessie C stenog 
 
 Daniel E stu 
 
 Lawton, Wm canning bus 
 
 Abbie M (Holden 
 
 Harry L can sealer 
 
 *Grace M (m Kelley 
 
 Medway, Mass 
 
 C Louise (m Freeman 
 Lemoine, John T fisher Man 
 
 Dora A (Russell 
 
 Everett H pi 
 
 Violet E 
 Lemont, Dr R J druggist 
 
 Julia (Flewwelling 
 
 Bertha L (m Ralph 
 
 *Arthur E teleg op 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Lord, Edwin G genl wk 
 
 Ella F (Reed 
 
 Kenneth T 
 Loyd, D B lab Man 
 
 Annie V 
 
 ( England-Bowman 
 
 Teresa M pi 
 
 Lorenzo 
 
 Lewis 
 
 David B 
 
 Carlton 
 
 Lunt, R H sea capt 
 
 Abbie M (Moulden 
 Grace L stu 
 
 Etta L stu 
 
 Helen pi 
 
 Ruth A pi 
 
 Frances pi 
 
 Lurvej^, Henry V cook S'wall 
 Grace M (Dolliver 
 Ruby B 
 
 Lurvey, Mary E (Gilley 
 *Maud E (m Stanley 
 
 dr mkr N E Har 
 
 Lurvey, Rebecca W 
 
 (m Carrol 
 *Enoch E mason Brooklin 
 
 Lurvey, Seth W . car 
 
 Persis ( Washburn- Annis 
 Sam A car 
 
 M 
 
 Magnusson, Alberta 
 
 (Davis-Langley-Gray 
 Mangson, Augustus fisher 
 
 Man 
 
 Marshall, Simeon J mason 
 
 Lucy E (Robbins 
 
 Elmer S stu 
 
 Doris M pi 
 
 Martin, T F fisher Man 
 
 Mason, A B 
 
 shoe & harness repair 
 
 JU DDAllCnnM Wood and Coal 
 » III DnAliduUm of all kinds 
 
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 CAN 
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 EVERY 
 
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280 
 
 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Mary J (Mason 
 *Mark H plumb 
 
 Denver, Col 
 Maude E (m Trask 
 
 Mason, Wm E s mason 
 
 Catherine (Wilson 
 
 Maynard, Wm G genl wk 
 
 Ruth B (Babbidge 
 Hazel B 
 Ethelyn B 
 
 Mayo, Augustus L tax coll 
 Clara (Lord 
 
 J Leman yacht capt 
 
 Laura V teacher 
 
 Helen E pi 
 
 Mayo, Benj R fish pedlar 
 Laura M (Lunt 
 Lulu R teacher 
 
 Mayo, Byron H fish bus 
 
 Fannie M (Doliver 
 Eva L music tr 
 
 Donald K stu 
 
 Mayo, D L mer 
 
 Sarah E (Kimball 
 Fred S U S N 
 
 Chana S at home 
 
 Gladys F music tr 
 
 Mayo, Howard sea capt 
 
 Phosa A (Richardson 
 Martha P stu 
 
 Hattie J stu 
 
 Lora B p] 
 
 Pansy N pi 
 
 Howard E pi 
 
 Alston T 
 Mayo, Jacob fisher- 
 
 Hannah E (Kimball 
 Nellie B (m Higgins 
 *Hattie (m Carpenter 
 
 Bar Harbor 
 *Alfred K sales & buyer 
 Saco 
 Ralph P stu 
 
 Mayo, Jacob S retd sea capt 
 Jacob sea capt 
 
 *Edward D 
 
 dlr in mill furnishings 
 
 2808 So Freemont av, 
 
 Minneapolis, Minn 
 
 *John H far 
 
 Eau Claire, Wis 
 
 *Sarah F (m Rich 
 
 Attelboro, Mass 
 Dudley L mer 
 
 *Wm I fish bus Islesford 
 Lizzie B (m Holmes 
 Sim H motor boat bus 
 Mayo, Sim H (see adv) 
 
 boat bldg, eng installing & 
 dlr in motor supplies 
 Vira J (Robinson 
 Lisa C coll stu 
 
 McKay, C A fisher S'wall 
 Mattie E (Gurney 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Contractor and Builder, Stone Mason 
 
 Southwest Harbor. 
 
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CENSUS 
 
 281 
 
 McKay, John W fisher 
 
 lua E (Davis 
 *Augustus A eook 
 
 Bangor House, Bangor 
 Clarence A fisher 
 
 Gladys M pi 
 
 J Whitman pi 
 
 Ruth A B 
 
 McKay, R W gard 
 
 Mary (Long 
 Alice (m Hodgdon 
 John W fisher 
 
 *Rufus . fisher 
 
 Glendale, N S 
 *Edward fisher Bar Har 
 
 Milan, Ellen M (Lurvey 
 Hattie L (m Hamblen 
 *Bertha E (m Johnson 
 
 Handley, Texas 
 
 *Orin L light kpr 
 
 Swan's Is 
 
 Millie M ho 
 
 Mills, L yacht capt 
 
 Nettie M (Greening 
 Cora E stu of music 
 
 Jesse N stu 
 
 Mooney, D S retd vet S'wall 
 
 *John P trav sales 
 
 Bangor House, Bangor 
 
 Moore, Alice J (Gilley-Morris 
 Manset 
 
 *Bessie T (m Twaddle 
 
 Bangor 
 Moore, F H asst light kpr 
 Seawall 
 Helen F (DcUiver 
 Kathryn H pi 
 
 Phyllis G pi 
 
 Eva L 
 Moore, Henry C retd Man 
 Katie N (in Smith 
 *Geo F longshoreman 
 East Boston, Mass 
 *Bessie T (m Twaddle 
 
 Bangor 
 Moore, H F 
 
 dep coll of customs & noty pub 
 Edith L (Archer 
 Dana M 
 Redman B 
 Moore, J S milk bus Seawall 
 Joanna B (Moore 
 Mattie I (m Dolliver 
 Moore, Melville retd S'wall 
 *Fairfield H 
 
 asst light repr 
 Isle of Shoals, N H 
 Moore, Peter S deceased 
 
 ^Herbert C 
 
 dlr in fire place materials 
 
 and tiling, Somerville, Mass 
 
 *Fred L NY City 
 
 supt Grand Central Depot 
 
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282 
 
 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Mary E (Stanley SVall 
 Moore, Sam'l fisher Seawall 
 
 Frances M (Doliver 
 
 Nellie M (m Newman 
 Morris, Alice J (m Moore 
 
 Man 
 
 Mary (m DoUiver 
 
 Grace M dress mkr 
 
 Morrison, Oscar H genl wk 
 
 Jennie A (Savage 
 
 Earle F stu 
 
 Murphy, Bertha C hotel wk 
 Murphy, H H cook 
 
 Sadie F (Young 
 
 Walter H pi 
 
 Forest E pi 
 
 Leta H 
 Murphy, Wm E livery 
 
 Valore A (Lurvey 
 
 Thelma A pi 
 
 N 
 
 Neal, G A M D 
 
 Newman, A B far Seawall 
 
 Viola E (Spear 
 
 Chas H asst light kpr 
 
 Mt Desert Rock 
 
 Newman, Chas asst light kpr 
 
 Mt Desert Rock 
 
 Albertia (Powers 
 
 Arthur pi 
 
 Lawrence pi 
 
 Newman, Edgar genl wk 
 
 Seawall 
 
 Jessie G (Cook 
 
 Everett E teamster 
 
 *Lottie E (m Far an worth 
 
 Wash Jet 
 
 Soulis H car 
 
 Meda H pi 
 
 Alton M pi 
 
 Ora E pi 
 
 Thos H pi 
 
 Newman, Everett G team 
 
 Man 
 Addie E (Gurney 
 Newman, G D lobster dlr 
 
 Man 
 Ethel M (King 
 Lawrence S 
 Newman, L F Seawall 
 
 yachting & fishing 
 Agusta (McCracken 
 Rodney S fishing 
 
 Lulu H stu 
 
 Newman, R E fisher S'wall 
 Nellie M (Moore-DoUiver 
 Clara A 
 Newman, Rob't S retd Man 
 * Addie (m Richardson 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 *Inez (m Gurney 
 
 Bass Harbor 
 
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 Dealer in Long and Short Lumber 
 
 Southwest Harbor. 
 
CENSUS 
 
 283 
 
 Lewis F fisher 
 
 Lizzie P (Farley 
 
 
 Melinda (Gilley-Stanley 
 
 Clarence E 
 
 
 *Alice (m Crowley 
 
 Eugene 
 
 Pl 
 
 Steuben 
 
 Leah 
 
 Pl 
 
 Laura (m Hadlock 
 
 Eva C E 
 
 pl 
 
 * Viola E (m Mtiehell 
 
 Helen M 
 
 
 Bass Harbor 
 
 Norwood, R M contr & 
 
 bldr 
 
 Agnes M (m Robinson 
 
 Eunice C (Coggins 
 
 
 Newman, Saunders W mer 
 
 Hope 
 
 
 Manset 
 
 Norwood, Wm E far Tremont 
 
 Marion E (Hadlock 
 
 Ada (Kelley 
 
 
 Lyle D lobster dlr 
 
 Emery 
 
 lab 
 
 Marion E stu 
 
 Warren 
 
 lab 
 
 Newman, Thos M far S'wall 
 
 Lewis fm wk 
 
 Malina (Newman 
 
 Ernest 
 
 pl 
 
 Edgar far 
 
 Everett 
 
 pl 
 
 Benj T seaman 
 
 Mary 
 
 pl 
 
 Cora E (m Haynes 
 
 Nettie 
 
 pl 
 
 Walter E mktman 
 
 Fred'k M 
 
 
 Lester E team 
 
 Sarah B 
 
 
 Newman, W H fisher S'wall 
 
 Noyes, Fred A car 
 
 Man 
 
 Jessie A (Homer 
 
 Nellie M (Stanley 
 
 
 Newman, Wm J fisher S'wall 
 
 Bessie M 
 
 .pl 
 
 Annie B (Lash 
 
 John A 
 
 pl 
 
 Norwood, Aljava C (Carver 
 
 J Lowell 
 
 pl 
 
 Jos B car 
 
 Clarence M 
 
 pl 
 
 Robie M car 
 
 
 
 *Dennis E ptr Tremont 
 
 P 
 
 
 Seth W law 
 
 
 
 Norwood, S W law 
 
 Parker, Andrew E fish bus 
 
 Alice I (Brown 
 
 Ida M (Savage 
 
 
 Norwood, N M car 
 
 Parker, J A fish dlr 
 
 Man 
 
 KODAKS AND AMATEUR SUPPLIES at 
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 Northeast Harbor 
 
 TALKIING MACHINES— sold on 
 Easy Payments — at CLEMENT'S 
 
284 
 
 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Julia E (Noyes 
 
 J Everett pi 
 
 Florence L stu 
 
 Parks, Ed fisher 
 
 Margaret (Lloyd 
 Pease, Grace D (Clark 
 
 Prop Claremont Hotel 
 Pederson, Thos cobbler Man 
 
 Elizabeth (Gungerson 
 Penny, John fisher S'wall 
 Phillips, Jos D phy & sur 
 
 Clara A (DriscoU 
 
 Lawrence D pi 
 
 Elsie M 
 
 Helen 
 Randall, C W livery Seawall 
 
 Gertrude L (Leonard 
 
 S Leonard 
 Raymond, H T lab Man 
 
 Jennie M (Trask 
 
 Mary P 
 
 Reed, care takr 
 
 Greening's Is P S W Har 
 
 Wife and family 
 Reed, John cook Man 
 
 *Agnes (m Mayo W Eden 
 
 *Lewis blk Bar Har 
 
 *Winfield team Bar Har 
 
 Lizzie (Young-Curtis 
 
 R 
 
 
 Reed, Wilbert mason 
 Minnie F (Robbins 
 
 Ralph, Fred H 
 
 s cut 
 
 Richardson, Arthur T car 
 
 Bertha L (Lemont 
 
 
 Ida M (Ash 
 
 Dorothy M 
 
 pi 
 
 Aquaie F stu 
 
 Ralph, John C jeweler 
 
 Howard B stu 
 
 Linda B (Dix 
 
 
 Richardson, Eben F car 
 
 1 Carrie E 
 
 stu 
 
 Elmenia M 
 
 Lowell F 
 
 pi 
 
 ( Robinson-Houston 
 
 Leona D 
 
 
 Artemas J H stu 
 
 Ramsdell, A F fisher 
 
 S'wall 
 
 Richardson, L Jennie cook 
 
 Mary H (Boynton 
 
 
 Robinson, Rev Chas W clerg 
 
 Henry W 
 
 pl 
 
 Clara (Webb 
 
 Hazel L 
 
 . pl 
 
 Edith L 
 
 E Bruce 
 
 
 Robinson, EEC at home 
 
 Virginia 
 
 
 Robinson, Eliza (Higgins 
 
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 Southwest Harbor. 
 
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 •285 
 
 Robinson, Fred P team 
 
 Nellie E (Richardson 
 Anna L pi 
 
 Robinson, Herbert L car 
 
 Ella M (Torrey 
 *Monira A (m Whitaker 
 Bangor 
 
 Robinson, Jas E lab 
 
 Lucie E (Day 
 Guy A mason 
 
 Louise A (m Dunbar 
 Arthur L lab 
 
 Nellie M stu 
 
 Lawrence S pi 
 
 Esther M pi 
 
 Robinson, J K car Man 
 
 Sarah (Billings 
 Davis B 
 Oliver W 
 
 Robinson, Lewis K car 
 
 Agnes M (Newman 
 Howard E pi 
 
 Vera A pi 
 
 Byron L pi 
 
 Elsie M pi 
 
 Robinson, Ralph J ptr 
 
 Lessie G (Dix 
 Bertha E pi 
 
 Robinson, Samuel gard 
 
 *Robinson, Thos A light kpr 
 Nash I., Addison 
 
 Nellie D (Spur ling 
 Francis S pi 
 
 Robinson, Thos S fisher 
 
 Abbie H (Kelley 
 Lewis K car 
 
 Sarah E (m Black 
 *Thos A light kpr 
 
 Nash I., Addison 
 Jos K car 
 
 Robbins, Clifford M mer 
 
 Pansy (Lovering 
 Evelyn P pi 
 
 Clifford F pi 
 
 Robbins, Fred M light kpr 
 Mt Desert Rock 
 Lillie (Robbins 
 
 Robbins, Hiram F far 
 
 *Ephraim far 
 
 B Is Ind Pt P 
 *Leona (m Herrick 
 
 Bluehill 
 
 Robbins, Howard P mer 
 
 Eliza S (Tarr-Dodge 
 Lillie (m Robbins 
 Ina R (m Higgins 
 •Lottie B (m Hodgdon 
 
 H Qy 
 *Blanch (m Harmon 
 
 West Jonesport 
 Clifford M mer 
 
 Edgar H s mason 
 
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 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Savage, Smith R boating 
 
 *Roy R djmamite dredg*g 
 Shelter Is., N Y 
 Alma A (Bracy 
 
 home laundry 
 *Leva M (m Gott 
 
 Bernard 
 Mildred M stu 
 
 Fannie D pi 
 
 Savage, Thos R gard 
 
 Nellie O (Richardson 
 Ida M (m Barker 
 Hattie B milliner 
 
 Hazel W pi 
 
 Sawyer, Chas M phy & sur 
 
 Sawyer, E P sea capt 
 
 Mary L (Dodge 
 Helen L tr 
 
 Marie el 
 
 Marion tr 
 
 Paul A el 
 
 Edward E stu 
 
 Malcolm R 
 
 Sawyer, Nancy (Newman 
 
 Seawall 
 *Abbie M (m Baine 
 
 Clinton, Mass 
 *Phebie S (m Rodick 
 
 Bar Har 
 
 Smith, Frank L mer Man 
 
 Katie N (Moore 
 
 *Henry M car 
 
 Roslyn, N Y 
 
 Herman L ptr 
 
 Franklin G stu 
 
 Smith, H L ptr Man 
 
 Theolyn T (GiUey 
 
 Walter K 
 Smith, Lester E fisher 
 
 Nettie (Frazier 
 
 Lester E Jr pi 
 
 Lillian B pi 
 
 Somes, A L mer 
 
 Lucy C (Robinson 
 
 Raymond P stu 
 
 Sprague, Chester W sign ptr 
 
 Clara A (Gilley 
 
 Marjorie C 
 
 Adelbert G 
 Spurling, Henry E yachting 
 Seawall 
 
 Alma A (Newman 
 Spurling, Rob 't boat bldr Man 
 
 Fannie (DoUiver 
 
 ♦Edward T light kpr 
 
 Franklin Is 
 
 Carrie B dress mkr 
 
 *Nellie D (m Robinson 
 Nash Is 
 
 Sumner N fisher 
 
 Stanley, Ambrose A ptr Man 
 
 Ellen M (Gott 
 
 MAIL ORDERS FOR PHOTO SUPPLIES 
 Filled Promptly from 
 
 MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO, Northeast Harbor 
 
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 Dealer in Long and Short Lumber 
 
 Southwest Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 287 
 
 ♦Herbert A ptr N E Har , 
 • Cora E at home 
 
 Roland C ' ptr 
 
 Stanley, Chas E sea capt Man 
 
 Rebecca (Gott 
 
 Edith R (m Gilley 
 
 *Arthur W plumb 
 
 N E Har 
 
 *Lettie (m Blaisdell 
 
 milliner Ellsworth 
 Stanley, Chas L car Man 
 Stanley, E G fish bus Man 
 
 Elizabeth (Whitmore 
 Stanley, Elmer A yacht capt 
 
 Lucy (Whitmore 
 
 Dean H mkt wk 
 
 Stanley, I F fish dlr Man 
 
 Minnie C (Butler-Bennett 
 Stanley, John L fish dlr Man 
 
 Mary L (Whitmore 
 
 Isaac F fish dlr 
 
 Everett G fish dlr 
 
 Nellie M (m Noyes 
 Stanley, Josephine (Clark 
 Stanley, L L fisher Man 
 
 Vianna (Rich 
 
 Lerett S pi 
 
 Stanley, Mary A (Stanley 
 
 Manset 
 
 ♦Marietta (m Fitch 
 
 Claremont, N H 
 
 *Guy merchandise broker 
 
 56 Hills Blk, Hartford, Conn 
 ♦H Edwin ptr N E Har 
 
 Stanley, V F ptr 
 
 Adeline (Hamblen 
 
 Stanley, W B genl wk 
 
 Elizabeth L (Lurvey 
 ♦Frank F plumb N E Har 
 
 Stanley, Wm B retd sea capt 
 Manset 
 Catherine (Carroll 
 Florence N (m Clark 
 Lucinda (m Johnson 
 ♦Bessie C (m Barker 
 511 West av, Buffalo, N Y 
 
 Staples, Albert S fisher Man 
 Emily P (Radley 
 Blanche E tel op 
 
 Lester A pi 
 
 Stockbridge, Martha 
 
 (Torrey-Torrey 
 
 ♦Sullivan, G A life saver 
 
 Islesford 
 Annie W (Haddon 
 Kathleen F pi 
 
 Harry G pi 
 
 Ruby M 
 Baby girl 
 
 T 
 
 Thurston, E S 
 Alice M (Orr 
 Elizabeth M 
 
 jeweler 
 
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 Southwest Harbor. 
 
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288 
 
 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Esther A 
 
 Linda C (Nash-Handy 
 
 Tinker, John R car 
 
 Trask, Maude E (Mason tr 
 
 Mabel A (Lurvey 
 
 Henry ' A pi 
 
 Everett E plumber 
 
 Joseph L pi 
 
 Torferson, Haldor eng Man 
 
 Doris 
 
 Torrey, Fred M fisher Man 
 
 Trites, Rev E A clerg Man 
 
 Jessie B (Kelley 
 
 Mabel L (Lutes 
 
 *Josie M (m Dorr Orland 
 
 Lillian M pi 
 
 Mamie L (m Reed 
 
 Myrtle A pi 
 
 *Inez M (m Ginn Orland 
 
 Nelson 
 
 *Abbie E (m Robbins 
 
 Trundy, H Alton car 
 
 Center 
 
 Linnie E (Hamor 
 
 Milton F fisher 
 
 Alton E pi 
 
 Everett S livery 
 
 Trundy, Henry E far 
 
 Percy E pi 
 
 Pleasant Valley Farm 
 
 Torrey, Martha 
 
 Margaret C (Lurvey 
 
 (m Stockbridge 
 
 Gladys A pi 
 
 Wm G seaman Man 
 
 Trundy, Rufus N lab 
 
 Chas P car 
 
 
 Fred M fisher 
 
 W 
 
 Ella M (m Robinson 
 
 
 *Emma F (m Peabody 
 
 Walls, J A mason 
 
 Rowley, Mass 
 
 Walls, F Earle ^ team 
 
 J Estelle (m DoUiver 
 
 Walls, Jacob B car 
 
 Tower, Wm J 
 
 Thursea (Ober 
 
 carg ptr & undertaker 
 
 *Merle D fact op 
 
 Kate (Preble 
 
 Franklin, Mass 
 
 Elmer pi 
 
 Iva A teacher 
 
 Tracy, Henry eontr & bldr 
 
 Fred A cl 
 
 (see adv) 
 
 Allan F pi 
 
 *Merle E journalist 
 
 Ward, Chas S ptr, p hgr & elec 
 
 San Antonio, Tex 
 
 Susie F (Dunbar 
 
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 Southwest Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 289 
 
 Ward, John D fisher S'wall 
 Mary A (Monohan 
 John D Jr stu 
 
 Alexander M pi 
 
 Agnes M pi 
 
 Ward, Wm H mer Man 
 Eldora F (Dolliver 
 Franklin D pi 
 
 Malcolm S 
 
 Ward, Geo A el Man 
 
 West, Jas C fisher Man 
 Matilda M (Bradford 
 
 West ,Mary M (Mar 
 
 Joseph E fisher 
 
 *Mary L (m McCarty 
 
 Lynn, Mass 
 
 West, Jas C fisher 
 
 Whitmore, Geo C mkt cl 
 Ruby A (Norwood 
 Raymond C M C I stu 
 Jay M pi 
 
 Barbara pi 
 
 Whitmore, Wm H far 
 
 Lucy E (Lawler 
 James F blk 
 
 Elizabeth R (m Stanley 
 *John L 
 supt of pineapple plantation 
 Wahiawa, Oahu, Hawaii 
 Gladys E teacher 
 
 Mary S M C I stu 
 
 Wilson, A A fisher Man 
 Mary S (Hopkins 
 Celia M ho 
 
 Wilson, J G retd 
 
 *Fred C cashier 
 
 Seattle, Wash 
 Catherine (m Mason 
 Myra A ha 
 
 Leon W sailor 
 
 *Lewis A car N E Har 
 
 Young, Chas blk 
 
 Sarah (Seevey-Ferguson 
 
 Young, Fred E blk 
 
 Alice (Carroll 
 Francis C pi 
 
 Virginia E 
 
 Young, John F blk 
 
 Fred E blk 
 
 Chas B blk 
 
 •Harriet E (m Bragdon 
 
 Bar Har 
 •Ella M (Anthony 
 
 Roslindale, Mass 
 ♦Etta A (m Pettigrove 
 
 Conn 
 Geneva B (Robinson 
 •Bert H carg bus Bar Har 
 
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 Postmasters — James A. Freeman; Manset, S. Ward New- 
 man; Seawall, Augusta Newman. 
 
 Clergymen — C. W. Robinson, Cong. ; 0. G. Barnard, Meth. ; 
 Manset, E. A. Trites, Bap. 
 
 Physicians — J. D. Phillips, C. M. Sawyer, G. A. Neal. 
 
 Dentist, Manset — Geo. W. Anderson. 
 
 Lawyers — Geo. R. Fuller, Seth W. Norwood. 
 
 Merchants — Henry Clark, A. I. Holmes, S. AV. Herriek, A. 
 Clark, W. T. Holmes, general stores; J. T. R. Freeman (also 
 clothing), A. L. Somes (also dry goods), furnishings, boots 
 and shoes; R. J. Lemont, apothecary and stationery; Henry 
 Clark, A. I. Holmes, furniture; F. J. Higgins, groceries, paints 
 and oils; J. T. R. Freeman, Henry Clark, coal and wood; L. 
 F. Smith (also groceries), W. T. Holmes, variety; M. B. King, 
 fish and ice; G. H. Gilley & Son, stoves, bicycles, plumbers' 
 and pipers' supplies; J. 0. Hancock, meats; S. H. Mayo, gaso- 
 line engines (see adv.) ; J. T. Crippen Co., music, musical in- 
 struments, phonographs and sewing machines; D. L. Mayo, 
 fancy groceries, confectionery, news, etc. ; Henry Tracy (lum- 
 ber) (see adv.), E. S. Thurston, jeweler. 
 
 Manset, S. W. Newman, general store; W. H. Ward, J. L. 
 Stanley & Sons, ice; W. H. Ward, fishing outfits and coal; 
 B. H. Mayo (also smoked herring), James Parker's Sons, J. 
 L. Stanley & Sons, fish and salt (wholesale) ; J. A. Hopkins 
 (also wholesale), fish; F. L. Smith, fruit and confectionery; 
 J. O. Hancock, meats; S. S. King, painters' supplies. 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Orders for Doors, Windows, Blinds, Etc. 
 
 Southwest Harbor. 
 
 for Rent or Sold on 
 Easy Payments at CLEMENT^S 
 
BUSINESS 291 
 
 Manufacturers — Wm. Lawton, A. J. Lawler, canned clams; 
 Young Bros., carriages; Young Bros., E. L. Higgins, smiths; E. 
 Richardson, carpenter; J. B. Mason, harness and shoemaker; 
 W. L. Gilley, S. H. Mayo (see adv.), boat builders; Henry 
 Tracy (see adv.), John Carroll, Jas. Crockett, Wm. Ash, Wm. 
 Mason, J. H. Gilley, S. J. Marshall, masons; Jas. H. Scott, 
 tailor; M. B. King, fish curing; G. H. Gilley & Son, tinsmiths 
 and plumbers; W. J. Tower, carriage painter, upholsterer and 
 undertaker; Mrs. A. T. Richardson, dressmaker; S. H. Mayo 
 (see adv.), machinist; G. H. Gilley & Son, bicycle repairing; 
 R. J. Robinson, A. T. Richardson, E. A. Lawler, L. G. Dunbar, 
 painters; Henry Tracy (see adv.), S. W. Lurvey, A. T. Rich- 
 ardson, R. M. Norwood, Jr., contractors and builders. 
 
 Manset — ^A. E. Foss, smith and machinist; W. R. Keene, 
 steam fitter; T. Fernald, Chas. Stanley, B. T. DoUiver, car- 
 penters; W. R. Keene, Robinson & Brown, steam yachts and 
 boats; S. S. King, painter; Miss Carrie Spurling, dressmaking; 
 Jas. Parker's Sons, J. A. Hopkins, B. H. Mayo, J. L. Stanley 
 & Sons, fish curing ; T. Pedersen, shoemaker ; S. S. King, under- 
 taker; Eastern Oil & Glue Co., Chas. F. Varney, treas., fish 
 oil and glue. 
 
 Seawall — Mrs. Alma Spurling, dressmaker. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS 
 
 Barbers — A. A. Gilley, A. H. Freeman; Manset — 0. W. 
 Fernald. 
 
 Express — American, Henry Clark, agt. 
 
 Insurance — Geo. R. Fuller (also real estate). 
 
 Land Surveyors — A. T. Richardson, G. R. Fuller. 
 
 Library — Tremont Pub. Lib., Mrs. Maud E. Trask, lib.; 
 2500 vols. 
 
 THE NORTHEAST HARBOR LAUNDRY 
 
 MANCHESTER BROS. 
 
 Successors to C. D. Joy 
 JOY BUII^DINO Xeleplnon© 
 
 CHARLES N. SMALL Zfi^^" 
 
 New Store. New Stock. NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
292 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 
 
 Livery Stables — S. W. Harbor Livery, W. E. Murphy, prop. 
 
 Pensdon Claim Agent — S. W. Norwood. 
 
 Steamboat Agents— E. S. S. Co. (B. & Mt. D. Div.), G. E. 
 Dnnton; M. C. R. R. boats, Henry Clark. Manset — J. L. 
 Stanley & Sons. 
 
 Associations — Masons, Tremont, No. 77, 1st Thurs. ; Eastern 
 Star, Jeptha, No. 41, 1st and 3d Tues. I. O. O. F., Pemetic, 
 No. 135, Mon. ,• Rowena Rebekah, No. 91, 1st and 3d Sat. I. 0. 
 G. T., Coal Ocean Echo, 1st Tues. 
 
 . T. N. GRAVES 
 
 DEALER IX 
 
 Sroceries, f rovisioris, Brain and leafs 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, - MAINE 
 
 FRED A. FOSTER 
 
 WALL PAPERS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, - rvlAITsTE 
 
 E. A. HODGDON 
 
 GpRPEI]TE^ AI]D BUILDER 
 
 Jobbing and Cabinet Making a Specialty 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, - IVTAINE 
 
L, B. Deasy, President 
 
 W. H. Davis, Vice President 
 
 Fred C. Lynam, Secretary and Treasurer 
 Vernon G. Wasgatt, Asst. Treasurer 
 
 The Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Co. 
 
 DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK 
 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT 
 
 Cash Capital, $50,000.00 Surplus, $100,000.00 
 
 TRUSTEES— L. B. Deasy, Fred C Lynam, W. H. Davis, A. E. Lawrence, Jasper Wyman, 
 A. K. McBride, B. H. Mayo, B. S. Higgins, A. E. Farnsworth, Vernon G. Wasgatt 
 
 CENSUS OF TREMONT 
 
 I909 
 
 Note — Where no post office address is given, Tremont is 
 understood. Other post offices are abbreviated thus : — McKin- 
 ley — McK; Bernard — Bern; West Tremont — West; Center — 
 Ctr ; Seal Cove — S Cove. S W Har is the abbreviation used to 
 designate Southwest Harbor; N E Har — ^Northeast Harbor; 
 Bar Har — Bar Harbor; H Qy — Hall Quarry; Mt D— Mount 
 Desert ; G Is — Gott 's Island. For the other abbreviations used 
 in the census see the first census page. 
 
 A 
 
 James fisher 
 
 
 Forest D fact wk 
 
 Albee, Judson D fisher Bern 
 
 Aibee, Jas fisher Bern 
 
 Wm E fisher 
 
 Georgia (Galley 
 
 Albee, Linda M (Robinson 
 
 Myron E pi 
 
 Bernard 
 
 Albee, L E fisher McK 
 
 Caro (m Lawrence 
 
 Alvenia (Gordious 
 
 fact wk 
 
 Linnie J fact wk 
 
 GHAS. N. SMALL 
 
 Prescription Work Carefully Done 
 
 REGISTERED DRUGGIST 
 
 DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES 
 TOILET ARTICLES 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
 J. H. BRANSCOM, Hay and Straw 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
294 
 
 TREMONT 
 
 Sylvia E (m Arey 
 
 
 Olive S (Bartlett 
 
 Lawrence 
 
 
 *Wesley C fisher Ind Pt 
 
 Albee, Llewellyn fisher West 
 
 Bartlett, C L fisher Ctr 
 
 Matilda ( Closson-Morey 
 
 Ida S (Bartlett 
 
 Albee, Wm E fisher 
 
 Bern 
 
 Henry D pl 
 
 Mary M (Thompson 
 
 
 Alton R pl 
 
 Arey, Geo fact wk 
 
 McK 
 
 Mary E pl 
 
 Sylvia R (Albee 
 
 
 Letha E pl 
 
 Marguerite E 
 
 
 Reginald L 
 
 Ashley, R B far S Cove 
 
 Wallace R 
 
 Caroline E (Sawyer 
 
 
 Bartlett, Lois M (Marshall Ctr 
 
 Irving W genl wk 
 
 Irving W fisher 
 
 Bernice 
 
 tr 
 
 Warren W fisher 
 
 Fred B 
 
 pl 
 
 *Alice E (m Cole Long Is 
 Thos A fisher 
 
 B 
 
 
 Chas L fisher 
 Albert A genl wk 
 
 Babbidge, F M ptr 
 
 GIs 
 
 *Julia E ho 
 
 Lnra (Hodgkina 
 
 
 Rockport, Mass 
 
 Raymond E 
 
 
 Cretia S (m Pomroy 
 
 Infant boy 
 
 
 Orville C genl wk 
 
 Babbidge, M V car 
 
 G Is 
 
 Benson, D G fisher Bern 
 
 Susan (Gott 
 
 
 Caroline E (Hitchcock 
 
 ♦Andrew J ptr Bar 
 
 Har 
 
 Benson, Jas fisher Bern 
 
 Frank A 
 
 ptr 
 
 Eva ' (Lawson 
 
 Baker, Harley J f ar S Cove 
 
 Edna at home 
 
 Lucy E (McKnight 
 
 
 Ralph pl 
 
 Seth A 
 
 pl 
 
 Benson, Julia A ho Bern 
 
 Freeman 
 
 
 Benson, Hanna H ho Bern 
 
 John H 
 
 
 Benson, Mary E ho Bern 
 
 Harley J Jr 
 
 
 Berry, Caroline E (m Benson 
 
 Bartlett, Abel B fisher 
 
 West 
 
 Bernard 
 
 THE PLACE 
 TO BUY A 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IJS -A.T 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Contractor and Builder, Stone Mason 
 Boad and Wharf Building Southwest Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 295 
 
 *Cora M fact wk 
 
 Brewer, E B fact wk West 
 
 Waltham, Mass 
 
 Julia F (Norwood 
 
 Billings, A N genl wk Ctr 
 
 Freelove M pi 
 
 Bessie C (Dow 
 
 Laura N pi 
 
 Maurice P pi 
 
 Bernice H 
 
 Edna S pi 
 
 Bridges, Fred .E fisher West 
 
 Romald G 
 
 *Elmer yachting Brooklin 
 
 Billings, Geo W mer & P M 
 
 Arabella (Rumill 
 
 Bernard 
 
 Elsie L pi 
 
 Etta M (Wallace 
 
 Lessie E pi 
 
 Ina M (m Hi>jmes 
 
 Marjorie L pi 
 
 Billings, Hannah S (Dow 
 
 Lillian D 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 Bunker, EH genl wk McK 
 
 Geo W blk Bernard 
 
 Mary A (Harding 
 
 Fannie E (m Harper 
 
 Geo H fisher 
 
 Josie A tr 
 
 * Josie M (m Brown 
 
 Alton N genl wk 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Birch, Albert H pi S Cove 
 
 Bunker, G H fisher McK 
 
 Black, Allan L fisher McK 
 
 Estella E (Gott 
 
 Fannie E (Torrey 
 
 Flossie B pi 
 
 Delia M bus coll stu 
 
 Josie M pi 
 
 Arthur T pi 
 
 Helen M pi 
 
 Merle E pi 
 
 Harold E 
 
 Alice M pi 
 
 Bunker, Jackson retd Bern 
 
 Allan V pi 
 
 Lena 
 
 Louise C 
 
 Lowell sail mkr 
 
 Harriet N 
 
 Bunker, L sail mkr Bern 
 
 Malcolm L 
 
 Myra (Gott 
 
 Bragg, Oscar L mach McK 
 
 Burrill, Henry J genl wk 
 
 Cora E (Gott 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 Mildred V pi 
 
 Lucy E (Norwood 
 
 Herbert I pi 
 
 Ida Belle 
 
 J. H. BRANSGOM 
 
 Wood and Coal 
 
 OF ALL KINDS 
 
 3SJ:.A.I3SrE 
 
 YOU 
 CAN 
 GET 
 EVERY 
 
 ■■ 1% I O A ^1 RECORD in the CATALOG at 
 
 CDI SON CLEMENT'S 
 
296 
 
 TREMONT 
 
 Orris L 
 
 Butler, Jas lab 
 
 Kenneth W 
 
 Butler, J L fisher Ctr 
 
 Butler, A H fisher Ctr 
 
 Etta M (Reed 
 
 Josie (Harper 
 
 Ada M pi 
 
 Fred pi 
 
 Esther L pi 
 
 Luella pi 
 
 Lessie B pi 
 
 May pi 
 
 Eleanor F pi 
 
 Olive pi 
 
 Minnie G 
 
 John 
 
 Alburn E 
 
 Clarence 
 
 Butler, Mrs Rosie ho S Cove 
 
 Butler, A J retd Ctr 
 
 Simeon pi 
 
 Lena E (Shuman 
 
 Henry pi 
 
 Alfred H fisher 
 
 Rena 
 
 Flora B (m Murphy 
 
 Butler, Simeon retd S Cove 
 
 Jacob L seaman 
 
 Melinda (Dawes 
 
 *Minnie C 
 
 Carrie (m Page-Carter 
 
 (m Stanley-Bennett 
 
 * Susie (m Carter 
 
 Manset 
 
 Rockland 
 
 Geo W genl wk 
 
 Maggie ho 
 
 Wm L car 
 
 Rosie ho 
 
 A May (m Harper 
 
 *Lizzie (m Lunt 
 
 Chester A genl wk 
 
 Owl's Head 
 
 Herbert G genl wk 
 
 Butler, W L car Ctr 
 
 Mildred G (m Freeman 
 
 Alice M (Campbell 
 
 Butler, C A genl wk Ctr 
 
 Andrew J 
 
 Jamie A (Ober 
 
 
 Lida W pi 
 
 
 
 Katie A 
 
 
 Butler, Geo W genl wk Ctr 
 
 Callahan, Geo lab S Cove 
 
 Myra (Farrell 
 
 • Annie J (Young-Crockett 
 
 Geo F 
 
 Campbell, Collins lab Ctr 
 
 Neal H 
 
 Emma (Harper 
 
 EASTMAN KODAK AGENCY at 
 
 I. T. MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO 
 
 Northeast Harbor 
 
 THE NORTHEAST HARBOR LAUNDRY 
 
 MANCHESTER BROS. 
 
 STEAM AND HAND WORK JOY BUILDING 
 
 TELEPHONE 
 
CENSUS 
 
 297 
 
 *Ruby (m Andrews 
 
 Sorrento 
 
 Alice (m Butler 
 
 Byron geni wk 
 
 011a pi 
 
 Carter, Carrie E (m Page McK 
 
 LaFayette F seaman 
 
 Carter, Constantine fisher McK 
 
 *Sherburn fisher Roundpd 
 
 *Flora (m Maloney 
 
 Cushing 
 
 Susie M (Butler fact wk 
 
 *Linnie H ho Portland 
 
 *Fred fisher Frenchboro 
 
 *Wilbert R fisher 
 
 Frenchboro 
 
 ♦Wilson fisher 
 
 Frenchboro 
 
 Letha M pi 
 
 Raymond L pi 
 
 Chaffey, T L seaman McK 
 
 Vesta E (Holmes 
 
 Katie M pi 
 
 Chaffey, Maude P bk kpr McK 
 Clark, Eben B car 
 
 Geo F stu 
 
 Clark, Wm A car West 
 
 Cora 'E (Lunt 
 
 *Kate P stenog 
 
 Wadsworth House 
 
 Preble St., Portland 
 
 *Julia L dr mkr 
 
 Wadsworth House 
 Preble St., Portland 
 Wm A pi 
 
 Grace A pi 
 
 ]\Iarguerite A pi 
 
 Harvey D pi 
 
 Clark, Zulma S (Stanley West 
 Abbie F (m Lunt 
 *Nellie M (m Clark Man 
 Wm A car 
 
 *Nettie C (m Tinker Man 
 Myra E (m Rumill 
 
 Clinkard, Fred far Ctr 
 
 Closson, C L fiisher Bern 
 Carrie B (Farley 
 George W pi 
 
 Madolin R pi 
 
 Everett N 
 Wyman E 
 
 Closson, F H sea capt Bern 
 Mavilla M (Woodbury 
 Abbie H (m Gray 
 *Maud A (m Greenlaw 
 
 Portland 
 Alice (m Gordious 
 Hazel I stu 
 
 Charles W pi 
 
 Maynard S pi 
 
 Lillian pi 
 
 Closson, Jno F fisher Bern 
 
 All Prescriptions Have My Personal Attention 
 CHAS. N. SMALL, Registered Druggist 
 
 HARBOR, 
 
 NORTHEAST 
 
 MAINE 
 
 lOc SHEET MUSIC ^5?f?o^^^ 
 
 CATALOGUE sent FREE 
 on application. 
 
 S. J. Clement, Bar Harbor 
 
298 
 
 TREMONT 
 
 Daws, David fisher Seal Cove 
 
 Daws, John A fisher S Cove 
 
 Daws, Chas fisher S Cove 
 
 Daws, Joseph fisher S Cove 
 
 Dawse, Laura L fact wk McK 
 
 Dix, Almira T (Verrill McK 
 
 Dix, Hiram A retd sea capt 
 
 Hiram A Jr fisher 
 
 *Lewis J eng Biddeford 
 
 Dix, H A Jr fisher Bern 
 
 Ida M (Lewis 
 
 M Helen milliner 
 
 I Bemice stu 
 
 Evelyn R pi 
 
 Dix, Ina B (m Eaton McK 
 
 *Eugene E mach Bar Har 
 
 *Percival T mach 
 
 Gardner, Mass 
 
 Dix, Maria L (Lunt West 
 
 Lillian F (m Murphy 
 
 Dix, Robert L stu West 
 
 Dix, Wm retd West 
 
 *Lizzie A (m Beek Calais 
 
 *Rose E (m Haynes 
 
 50 Roberts, Portland 
 Donelson, Wm R far & livery 
 Family 
 
 Linda (Dawse 
 Dana pi 
 
 Charlotte 
 
 Dorr, J W far 
 
 Eliza E (Morrison 
 Lester L fact wk 
 
 Dorr, L L fact wk 
 
 Maude M (Candage 
 Dexter D 
 Dow, D M f ar & fisher West 
 Jennie M (Tarrell 
 *Ina A (m Sawyer 
 
 Stonington 
 *Nellie J (m Bain 
 
 N E Har 
 *Raymond W fisher 
 
 Owls Head 
 D Maude (m Lawson 
 Dow, Henry fisher Bern 
 Maud (Farley-Marshall 
 Pearl pi 
 
 Dow, I C far Seal Cove 
 
 Rebecca (Smith 
 Henry A fisher Bern 
 *Lucy (m Carter 
 
 Rockland 
 *Abbie (m McCuran 
 
 N Y City 
 *Nellie B (m Chatto 
 
 Long Is 
 
 *Estella E nurse 
 
 N Y City 
 
 Robert C far 
 
 Dow, Wills E genl wk West 
 
 Agnes M (Trundy 
 
 Black Oat Hosiery for Children 
 H. S. NASON 
 
 is Sold by 
 & SON 
 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
 CAImIm at J. H. BRANSGOM^S 
 
 Kindlings and Gravel 
 
 axroiiT: 
 
 T^.A.:i:Tsrn 
 
CENSUS 
 
 299 
 
 Clias H 
 Alta E 
 DriseoU, Dennis G Is 
 
 Rose (Gott 
 
 May L tr 
 
 *Clara (m Phillips 
 
 S W Har 
 Sarah ho 
 
 Melvin fisher 
 
 E 
 
 Eaton, Albert E livery McK 
 
 Ina B (Savage-Dix 
 Eaton, Isabel C (Babson 
 Eaton, Frank C car McK 
 Inez V (Newman fact wk 
 
 Cora E 
 Mattie H 
 Robert S 
 Ellis, Byron 
 Eye, Sadie M 
 
 fact wk 
 fact wk 
 
 pi 
 
 lab Bern 
 (Dix West 
 *May M (m Melcher 
 
 577 Putnam av 
 
 Cambridge, Mass 
 
 Eugene D ptr 
 
 Farley, Albert lab Bern 
 
 Farley, Alton car Bern 
 Jennie (Young 
 
 Bern 
 
 pi 
 pi 
 pi 
 pi 
 
 seaman 
 
 Marguerite 
 
 Linwood L 
 Farley, H'man seaman 
 
 Hattie S (Kelley 
 
 Raymond C 
 
 Edwin 
 
 Jennie E 
 
 P Everett 
 
 Lulu M 
 
 Robert 
 Farley, Thos 
 
 Rebecca H (Kalley 
 
 *Lizzie P (m Norwood 
 
 S W Har 
 
 Maud A (m Dow 
 
 * Giles H car Portland 
 
 Susie M (m Reed 
 
 Alton car 
 
 Mildred G stu & tr 
 
 Earle W pi 
 
 Farley, Walter can seal Bern 
 
 Ruby (McRae 
 
 Lloyd 
 Farley, Wm far Bern 
 
 Walter can sealer 
 
 *Irving fact wk 
 
 Prospect Harbor 
 
 Merle genl wk 
 
 Carrie P (m Closson 
 
 Reta M pi 
 
 Farrell, A H ptr Ctr 
 
 Addie C (Dow 
 
 KODAKS AND AMATEUR SUPPLIES at 
 MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO 
 
 Northeast Haxbor 
 
 TALKING MACHINES— sold on 
 Easy Payments— at CLEMENT'S 
 
300 
 
 TREMONT 
 
 Pl 
 Pl 
 
 Atwood R 
 
 Madolin E 
 
 Beulah A 
 
 Constant L 
 
 Comfort L 
 Farrell, Lydia B (Ober Ctr 
 
 W Alphonso retd West 
 
 *Randall W ptr & p hgr 
 Somerville, Mass 
 
 Jennie M (m Dow 
 
 Albion H ptr 
 
 Dora N (m Harper 
 Fernald, Serena W (Stanley 
 
 Center 
 
 Elva G 
 Flye, Vondell inspector S Cove 
 Francis, Alfred fact wk McK 
 
 Phebe F (Loring 
 
 P Leslie 
 
 Elizabeth J 
 Freeman, Geo H far Ctr 
 
 Mildred (Butler 
 
 G 
 
 Galley, F D fact wk Bern 
 Irabelle L 
 
 ( Dodge-Twombley 
 Cora L fact wk 
 
 Lennie fact wk 
 
 Shirley fact wk 
 
 Galley, Geo B sailor Bern 
 
 Georgia (m Albee 
 
 * Viola (m Rockland 
 
 *Mary (m Rockland 
 
 Galley, H S blk Bernard 
 Lucretia (Hamblen 
 
 Galley, Salethial lab Bern 
 Hiram car 
 
 Galley, W F cook Bernard 
 Olive S (Robinson 
 Fred D fact wk 
 
 Holsey S blk 
 
 Gilley, Hannah W (Gott West 
 
 * Sullivan E car 
 
 Long Island, N Y 
 
 *Isaac F mer Lynn, Mass 
 
 *Lulu H (m Reed H Qy 
 
 Gordious, Augustus fact wk 
 
 McK 
 Vilda M (Reed 
 Mary M (m Lunt 
 *Naney J (m Conary 
 
 Vinal Haven 
 Alvina (m Albee 
 *Henrietta Swan's Is 
 
 (m Stockbridge 
 Nida M (m Norwood 
 Nelson P fact wk 
 
 Calvin fact wk 
 
 Harry V fact wk 
 
 Eugene W fact wk 
 
 Gordious, Calvin fact wk McK 
 Bessie (Jordan 
 
 FRED'K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
 MACHINES and RECORDS at 
 
 CLEMENT'S MUSIC STORE 
 
 VICTOR 
 
CENSUS 
 
 301 
 
 Gordious, Harry fact wk McK 
 
 *Joel E fisher 
 
 Alice (Closson 
 
 
 Cape Porpise 
 
 Gordious, N P fact wk McK 
 
 Anna M restaurant 
 
 Hattie C (Loring 
 
 
 *Abbie B (m Turner 
 
 G Mitchell 
 
 
 Portland 
 
 Gott, Addie S ho 
 
 West 
 
 Cora E (m Bragg 
 
 Gott, Aurilla A ho 
 
 West 
 
 Estella B (m Bunker 
 
 Gott, Myra C ho 
 
 West 
 
 Heman L fisher 
 
 Gott, Berlin 
 
 fisher 
 
 Logan G barber Bern 
 
 Blanche (Lunt 
 
 
 Augustus A genl wk 
 
 Margaret L 
 
 
 Lewis C 
 
 Gott, C M fisher 
 
 Bern 
 
 Gott, Jno s mason 
 
 Elizabeth M (Hall 
 
 
 Benj groc cl West 
 
 Alma R 
 
 
 Claude s mason 
 
 Gott, D S genl wk 
 
 McK 
 
 Chas pi 
 
 Sarah M (Murphy 
 
 
 Osmond pi 
 
 Florence E (m Stanley 
 
 Chester pi 
 
 Gott, Erastus fisher 
 
 GIs 
 
 Ambrose pi 
 
 Berlin 
 
 fisher 
 
 Lizzie pi 
 
 Collin 
 
 fisher 
 
 Clarence pi 
 
 Montelle 
 
 fisher 
 
 Gott, Leslie I fisher West 
 
 Phebe 
 
 ho 
 
 Lucy A (Rich- James 
 
 Gott, Ezra retd Bernard 
 
 Gott, Lewis C genl wk McK 
 
 *Willard genl wk 
 
 Margaret (Norwood 
 
 Dark Har 
 
 Gott, L F fisher & boat bldr 
 
 Gott, Frank M fact wt 
 
 : McK 
 
 Bernard 
 
 Lucy (Mitchell 
 
 
 Vesta S (Murphy 
 
 Gott, I L sea capt 
 
 McK 
 
 Violet E at home 
 
 Eliza S (Butler 
 
 
 Gott, Logan G barber Bern 
 
 Sylvester L 
 
 fisher 
 
 Lena M (Savage 
 
 Wm E 
 
 fisher 
 
 Gott, Rob't M fact wk McK 
 Mintie (Horn 
 
 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL GRADES OF WORK 
 The Northeast Harbor Laundry 
 
 JOY BUILDING 
 
 Tblephone 
 
 ?S CLEMENT'S ?S?.aTr 
 
 MUSIC AND PHOIVOGRAPHS 
 
302 
 
 TREMONT 
 
 Robert E 
 
 
 Deda B (Dow 
 
 Gott, Roscoe 
 
 West 
 
 *Mabel H (m Murphy 
 
 Gott, S T fisher 
 
 McK 
 
 Ind Pt 
 
 CoUisha P (MuUin 
 
 
 Clinton E stu 
 
 Myra W (m Bunker 
 
 Albert T pl 
 
 Gott, Sylvester fisher 
 
 McK 
 
 Gray, Levi W genl wk Bern 
 
 Esther F (Osier 
 
 
 Abbie H (Closson 
 
 Grace 
 
 pl 
 
 Maud A pl 
 
 Clara 
 
 
 Chester H 
 
 Gott, W A far & fisher West 
 
 Louise I 
 
 Gott, Wm E fisher 
 
 McK 
 
 Marcia L 
 
 Gertrude M (Osier 
 
 
 
 Gladys E . 
 
 pl 
 
 H 
 
 Kathleen 
 
 pl 
 
 
 Esther E 
 
 pl 
 
 Hallett, Benj fisher Bern 
 
 Thelma 
 
 
 Gertrude M (Romer 
 
 Gott, Wm E fisher 
 
 G Is 
 
 Frances M pl 
 
 Emma (Joyce 
 
 
 Heman G 
 
 Chas 
 
 pl 
 
 Marjorie L 
 
 Evelyn R 
 
 pl 
 
 Lulu A 
 
 Flavilla M 
 
 pl 
 
 Hamblen, L E fact wk McK 
 
 Bertha M 
 
 
 Wilda V (Reed 
 
 Grace, Rosalie H (White 
 
 Sadie R pl 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 John A 
 
 Gray, C E far 
 
 Ctr 
 
 Cora M 
 
 Mary E (Galley 
 
 
 Hanna, Wm sea capt West 
 
 Gladys I 
 
 pl 
 
 *Wm F yacht capt 
 
 Gracie M 
 
 pl 
 
 S W Har 
 
 Paris 
 
 pl 
 
 *Albion A yacht capt 
 
 Lewis H 
 
 
 Mt Desert 
 
 Agnes 
 
 
 Margaret M (Albee-Rich 
 
 Gray, Jas A far 
 
 Ctr 
 
 Harden, Chas H fisher G Is 
 
 MAIL ORDERS FOR PHOTO SUPPLIES 
 Filled Promptly from 
 
 MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO, Northeast Harbor 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Dealer in Long and Short Lumber 
 
 Southwest Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 303 
 
 Vera (Joyce 
 
 Harden, Wm H fisher G Is 
 Jennie (Lawson 
 Chas H fisher 
 
 Clarence jA 
 
 Harden, Wm P fisher G Is 
 Horace fisher 
 
 Irving pi 
 
 Harding, E M fisher Bern 
 Augusta W (Seumenicht 
 Helen F 
 Annie L 
 
 Harper, A E ptr & p hgr Ctr 
 Dora N (Parrell 
 Carmen A pi 
 
 Lawrence W pi 
 
 Archie E 
 
 Harper, Hannah E (Marshall 
 
 Ctr 
 *Mina T (m Emery- 
 Bar Har 
 Albert E ptr & p hgr 
 Ansel L ptr 
 
 Harper, A L ptr Ctr 
 
 May (Butler 
 
 Harper, E C sea capt Ctr 
 Fannie E (Billings 
 Oscar E mate 
 
 Austin S cook 
 
 Frank R pi 
 
 Harper, Sophronia (Langley 
 Seal Cove 
 
 *Lizzie M (m Sawyer 
 
 Eockland 
 *Alley B (m Kopel 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Wm J far & mer 
 
 Harper, W J mer & far 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 Minnie A (Young 
 
 Seth E pi 
 
 Julian Y pi 
 
 Heath, Hannah (Flye S Cove 
 
 Heath, Wm W A surveyor 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 Alvena D (McKenzie 
 
 Fred W ptr 
 
 Louise M tr 
 
 J Julian mer 
 
 Victor A far 
 
 Higgins, A E watch McK 
 
 Amanda (Cleverland 
 
 fact wk 
 Belle E (m Trask 
 Rena (m Thurston 
 Norman V 
 Sadie (m Wilson 
 Benjamin F fact wk 
 
 Gilbert C fact wk 
 
 Hodgdon, Chas W lab Ctr 
 Hodgdon, Elizabeth (Ober 
 
 Seal Cove 
 Leroy seaman 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Contractor and Builder, Stone Mason 
 
 Southwest Harbor. 
 
 CHAS. N. SMALL 
 
 Agent for Huyler's and Apollo Chocolates 
 
 REGISTERED 
 DRUGGIST 
 Northeast Harbor, Me. 
 
304 
 
 TREMONT 
 
 Joel K genl wk 
 
 Rose E (m Walls 
 *Wm genl wk Bluehill 
 Phebe (m Robbins 
 Mary L (m Kelley 
 *Emina G (m Jordan 
 
 Hallowell 
 Alberta (m Sawyer 
 *Iona (m Sawyer 
 
 Egg Rock 
 Hodgdon, Frank L n?ktman 
 
 Center 
 Idella J (Perry 
 Frank A 
 John F 
 Kenneth L 
 Albert E 
 Beatrice L 
 Hodgdon, Isabell B (Robbins 
 
 Center 
 
 Hodgdon, Sam'l sea capt Ctr 
 
 *Thos cond 
 
 Rockport, Mass 
 
 *Altea (m Dow 
 
 Everett, Mass 
 
 Hodgdon, J K genl wk S Cove 
 
 Lizzie E (Jordan 
 
 Henriette M (m Stewart 
 
 *Lorena N stenog 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 • Chas W lab 
 
 pl 
 pl 
 pl 
 pl 
 
 Hodgdon, Mabel D (m Somes 
 
 Center 
 Marion F pl 
 
 Marjorie I pl 
 
 Eleanor G pl 
 
 Ruth M 
 
 Hodgdon, L R seaman S Cove 
 Frances E (Nickerson 
 Fred E pl 
 
 Holden, Hannah A (Verrill 
 McKinley 
 ♦Frederick C phy & sur 
 
 63 Seventh av, Brooklyn, N Y 
 
 Holmes, Harold L genl wk 
 Ina (Billings milliner 
 
 Holmes, Lewis H sea capt McK 
 Mary A (Spear 
 Vesta E (m Chaff ey 
 Chas E Hebron stu 
 
 Guy L pl 
 
 Horn, Edward seaman Bern 
 
 Etta ( 
 
 Archie pl 
 
 Evelyn 
 
 Tngalls, H fisher West 
 Nellie (Lopaus 
 Edwin E pl 
 
 Austin H pl 
 
 Helen B 
 
 VICTOR and EDISON RECORDS 
 
 at CLEMEBTT^S Wusic Store 
 
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 Orders for Doors, Windows, Blinds, Etc. 
 
 Southwest Harbor 
 

 CENSUS 305 
 
 J 
 
 
 Harry L cl 
 Alden A pl 
 
 Jackson, Thos "W mer 
 
 Bern 
 
 Ralph P pl 
 
 *Mabel L (m Condon 
 
 Beatrice M pL 
 
 Stockton Springs 
 
 Heslyn A 
 
 Fred B 
 
 cl 
 
 Grafton L i 
 
 Ella (Benson 
 
 
 Francis G 
 
 Helen E 
 
 ho 
 
 Kelley, H N s mason 
 
 Richard B 
 
 pl 
 
 Edith M (Moore 
 
 *Jones, Wm H printer 
 
 Kelley, Jas R genl wk West 
 
 85 Broad, Boston, 
 
 Mass 
 
 Eva L (Latty 
 
 Georgie A 
 
 
 Gertrude (m Thurston 
 
 (Harper-Robbins 
 
 Blanche pl 
 
 prop Eaton House McKinley 
 
 Winifred B pl 
 
 Joyce, H B fisher 
 
 West 
 
 Gwendoline B pl 
 
 Delia V (Norwood 
 
 
 Mary 
 
 Ernest C 
 
 pl 
 
 Julia M 
 
 Sadie M 
 
 pl 
 
 Kelley, J K master mar Bern 
 
 Bessie E 
 
 pl 
 
 Mary L (Hodgdon 
 
 Edna M 
 
 
 Thos A mas mar 
 
 Joyce, Nellie (Gott 
 
 GIs 
 
 G Henry mate 
 
 Isabel (m Staples 
 
 
 Alberta M dr mkr 
 
 * Jennie (m Grindle 
 
 
 Charlotte B stu 
 
 Stonington 
 
 Helen E stu 
 
 Emma (m Gott 
 
 
 Elizabeth F stu 
 
 Herman 
 
 fisher 
 
 Kelley, J M mason 
 
 Elsie 
 
 pl 
 
 Lizzie M (Marshall 
 Howard N mason 
 
 K 
 
 
 Ida M tr 
 
 Shirley R stu 
 
 Kelley, Edw D lab 
 
 West 
 
 Joshua E pl 
 
 Clara B (Reed 
 
 
 Joseph W pl 
 
 THE BEST 
 PLACE TO 
 BUY A . . . 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IS AT- 
 
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 Office in Brick Block, Northeast Harbor, Maine 
 
306 TKEMONT 
 
 
 A Bernice pi 
 
 Latty, R L far 
 
 S Cove 
 
 Aubury S pi 
 
 *Clyde seaman 
 
 Ellsworth 
 
 Vernon M 
 
 Frank 
 
 at home 
 
 Kittredge, M mer 
 
 John 
 
 sea capt 
 
 ♦Mary K (m Heath 
 
 Wavie 
 
 ho 
 
 Bangor 
 
 Harry 
 
 seaman 
 
 * Julia K (m Bennett 
 
 *Imogene (m Hudner 
 
 Yarmouth 
 
 Brookline, Mass 
 
 Wilford H cl 
 
 Charlotte A 
 
 
 Kittredge, W H cl 
 
 (Waldron 
 
 -Nickerson 
 
 Sarah ( Carroll 
 
 Latty, V H eng 
 
 McK 
 
 Milton D 
 
 Stella M (Norwood 
 
 Ruth 
 
 Woodbury H 
 
 Pl 
 
 Knowlton, John T seaman 
 
 Douglas 
 
 Pl 
 
 McKinley 
 
 Letitia M 
 
 pl 
 
 Vilda S (Bobbins 
 
 Vernon 
 
 
 dress rakr & dlr in dry & fancy 
 
 Rodney 
 
 
 goods 
 
 Lawrence, Henry J 
 
 cooper 
 
 * Gertrude M nurse 
 
 
 Bernard 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Caro (Albee 
 
 
 
 Sarah M 
 
 pl 
 
 L 
 
 AdaM 
 
 pl 
 
 
 Lawson, G G fisher West 
 
 La Count, Sadie (Tinker West 
 
 Wilhemean (Sprague 
 
 *Russell 
 
 Harold G 
 
 fisher 
 
 Herbert genl wk 
 
 *Helen B (m Murphy 
 
 Latty, Letitia B (m Sprague 
 
 
 Rockland 
 
 West 
 
 Carl C 
 
 pl 
 
 Eva (m Kelley 
 
 Inez F 
 
 pl 
 
 *Blanche Missouri 
 
 Edwin W 
 
 pl 
 
 (m Dix-Thompson 
 
 Perry L 
 
 
 Vernon H eng 
 
 Lawson, H G fisher West 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 
 
 Orders for Doors, W 
 
 indows, Blinds, Etc. 
 
 
 
 Southwest Harbor. 
 
 PIANOS for Rent or Sold on 
 Easy Payments at CLEMENT'S 
 
CENSUS 
 
 307 
 
 D Maude (Dow 
 
 Abner 
 
 Lawson, Rob't far Bern 
 
 Lunt, F W mer West 
 
 Lawton, Fred W McK 
 
 May P (Tinker 
 
 foreman of canning fact 
 
 ♦Gertrude H (m Tolman 
 
 Nettie F (Tracy 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Melissa C (m Pettigrove 
 
 Lunt, Capt Geo W fisher West 
 
 Arthur F stu 
 
 Abbie F (Clark 
 
 Emily F fact wk 
 
 *Zulma E (m Simonds 
 
 Fred F pi 
 
 68 Granite av Dorchester Mass 
 
 liopaus, Ashbury A car West 
 
 *Janet C stenog 
 
 Eunice L (Reed 
 
 46 Bartlett av Arlington Mass 
 
 Lopaus, Edwin E fisher West 
 
 ♦Beatrice K cashier 
 
 Mildred M (Norwood 
 
 68 Granite av Dorchester Mass 
 
 Loring, Mrs Phebe ho McK 
 
 Theresa M pi 
 
 Geo M genl wk 
 
 Lunt, Laurania (Pomroy 
 
 Jennie pi 
 
 West 
 
 Ethel M pi 
 
 Louisa A (m Norwood 
 
 Lunt, Abner fisher S Cove 
 
 *Laura M (m Mayo 
 
 Salem T fisher 
 
 S W Har 
 
 Martin G fisher 
 
 Chas P sea capt 
 
 John W . fisher 
 
 ♦Roland H sea capt 
 
 Elwell P fisher 
 
 S W Har 
 
 Lunt, Chas P sea capt West 
 
 Etta H (m Walls 
 
 Susie M (Carter 
 
 Everett A sea capt 
 
 Evelyn L stu 
 
 Lunt, M G fisher S Cove 
 
 Muriel I stu 
 
 May M (Gordious 
 
 Lunt, E P fisher S Cove 
 
 Ernest E fisher 
 
 Chestena (Reed 
 
 Georgie B pi 
 
 Lester E pi 
 
 Lunt, Nancy G (Thurston 
 
 Geo L 
 
 West 
 
 Phyllis A 
 
 Walter S sailor 
 
 Lillus F 
 
 Rena M mach op 
 
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 JOY BUIT^DINO 
 
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 REGISTERED 
 DRUGGIST 
 
308 
 
 TREMONT 
 
 LuDt, Wm H West 
 
 car, yachting & fishing 
 
 *Willa Laconia, N H 
 
 *Hariy A Laconia, N H 
 
 Anna M (Coan-Clapp 
 
 Limt, W S sailor West 
 
 Annie M (Thurston 
 Doris I pi 
 
 Lurvey, Owen genl wk S Cove 
 AVilma J (Robbins 
 Edwin R pi 
 
 Rhoda pi 
 
 Adelle 
 Cecilia 
 
 Manchester, F L barb McK 
 
 Jeanette M (Trask 
 Manchester, Mrs Elizabeth W 
 
 McK 
 
 Wm S far 
 
 Phebe (m Loring 
 
 Frank L barber 
 
 Marshall, Edwin L fisher West 
 
 Lettie F (Pomroy 
 Marshall Maud (m Dow Bern 
 
 George pi 
 
 Bert pi 
 
 Martin, C lobster smack 
 
 McKinley 
 
 Ada M (Lewis 
 
 Chas W fisher 
 
 *Eva M stenog 
 
 171 Oxford, Portland 
 Mirian M pi 
 
 S Marion pi 
 
 Martin, C W fisher McK 
 Dora M (Smith 
 Dorothy A 
 
 McDonald, Anna L (Perry 
 
 Bernard 
 
 McMullen, Frank McK 
 
 coal & wood dlr & mer 
 Mary (Gott 
 
 McRae, Vesta E (Spear Bern 
 Angus fisher 
 
 Mitchell, Benj far 
 
 Tinker's L, Seal Cove 
 Delia (Tinker 
 Henry S fisher 
 
 * Stella M (m Kinney 
 
 N Brooklin 
 
 Mitchell, C M fisher Bern 
 Ida M (Stanley 
 Glaydis E (m Twombly 
 Elmer S fisher 
 
 Lucy M (m Gott 
 Charlie R far 
 
 Everett L pi 
 
 Minnie M pi 
 
 John P pi 
 
 Russell D pi 
 
 Madella 
 
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 160 Ndaln Street 
 
 MUSIC 
 STORE 
 
 BAR HARBOR 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at 
 MOORE'S STUDIO 
 
 Northeast Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 309 
 
 Linwood A 
 
 Ruby A (Gott 
 
 Mitchell, F S fisher Bern 
 
 Roy W pi 
 
 Lydia G (Murphy-Gott 
 
 Sylvia B pi 
 
 Mitchell, H S fisher S Cove 
 
 Bertia A 
 
 Tinker's Island 
 
 Lewis M 
 
 Cora L (Brown-Reed 
 
 Murphy, Albert fisher S Cove 
 
 Mitchell, Jno B \etd Bern 
 
 *Wellington pi Calais 
 
 Chas M fisher 
 
 Kate (O'Connor 
 
 Wm B fisher 
 
 Tyler J 
 
 Mitchell, W B fisher Bern 
 
 Murphy, A R fisher West 
 
 Viola (Newman 
 
 Murphy, Amanda (m Turner 
 
 Moore, Albert D cl & town cl 
 
 Center 
 
 Bernard 
 
 *Wm livery S W Har 
 
 Lizzie E (Osier 
 
 Everett far 
 
 Moore, H N fisher G Is 
 
 *Dehnont far Ind Pt 
 
 Alice (Potter 
 
 Murphy, Everett far Ctr 
 
 Helen 
 
 Viola (Lurvey 
 
 Newman 
 
 Murphy, Benj fisher Bernard 
 
 Moore, Laura A (Gross G Is 
 
 Harriet R (Gott 
 
 Albert D cl 
 
 Frances I stu 
 
 Phillip mer 
 
 Murphy, David N master mar 
 
 *Tina A (m Babbidge 
 
 Bernard 
 
 Bar Har 
 
 Edna (Greenlaw 
 
 Holsey N fisher 
 
 Murphy, Geo fisher Bernard 
 
 *Edith M (m Kelley 
 
 Mary (McMuUan 
 
 Bangor 
 
 Geo Jr fisher 
 
 Moore, Philip mer G Is 
 
 Lucy M pi 
 
 Vina E (Joyce 
 
 Casper pi 
 
 Harvey A pi 
 
 Jay pi 
 
 Ruth pi 
 
 Murphy, Geo W sea capt West 
 
 Infant 
 
 Lillian F (Dix 
 
 Morgan, Wm M fact wk McK 
 
 Helen E milliner 
 
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 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
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 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
310 
 
 TREMONT 
 
 Lura M at home 
 
 Harriet L 
 
 Murphy, Isaac S far S Cove 
 John s mason 
 
 Kate (m Walls 
 *Nancy M (m Freeman 
 
 Ind Pt 
 
 *Josie M (m King Man 
 
 Pearl s mason 
 
 Murphy, Isaac T fisher West 
 Flora B (Butler 
 *Kathlyn (m Reed Bath 
 
 Murphy, Jno T mason S Cove 
 Viola A (Marshall 
 Grace M pi 
 
 Neal L pi 
 
 Velma A pi 
 
 Marjorie I pi 
 
 Murphy, Margaret (Dawes 
 
 S Cove 
 Wm F sea capt 
 
 Albert T seaman 
 
 Adelbert J lab 
 
 Rhoda E (m Pierce 
 
 Murphy, W F sea capt West 
 Mary (Hyland 
 Reginald P seaman 
 
 Joshua W seaman 
 
 Stella M pi 
 
 Gladys B pi 
 
 Murphy, W S fisher McK 
 Una V (Robbins 
 
 N 
 
 Newbury, Frances (Owens 
 
 Bernard 
 
 Newman, Julia M (Abbott 
 
 Nickerson, Charlotte A 
 
 (m Latty Seal Cove 
 Frances E (m Hodgdon 
 * George E car Hampden 
 
 Norwood, C H fisher 
 
 Sylvia M (Rich 
 
 Norwood, Dan'l F sea capt 
 McKinley 
 Hattie J (Verrill 
 Anna B ho 
 
 Nellie M ho 
 
 ^Arthur J plumber 
 
 231 River, Cambridge, Mass 
 Ralph F stu 
 
 Fredrica pi 
 
 Grace V pi 
 
 Richard pi 
 
 Verrill M 
 
 Norwood, D E ptr West 
 Ella M (Webster 
 Julia A pi 
 
 Zulma E pi 
 
 Milton W pi 
 
 Norwood, J E fisher West 
 Eva M (Springer 
 
 Norwood, L J livery Bern 
 Amanda E (Richardson 
 
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 PIANO 
 
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 HENRY 
 
 TRACY 
 
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CENSUS 
 
 311 
 
 Frances E pi 
 
 Norwood, Mildred (Gott 
 
 Chas H fisher 
 
 Mary M (m Rich 
 
 Norwood, Thos steward 
 
 Seal Cove 
 Louisa A (Lunt 
 *Ruby A (m Whitmore 
 
 S W Har 
 
 *Ida E nurse 
 
 87 Winter, Portland 
 
 Norwood, Willard S sea capt 
 Seal Cove 
 Ida M (Gott 
 Mildred M (m Lopaus 
 Lucy E (m Burrill 
 Annie M (m Ober 
 Willard S Jr seaman 
 
 Norwood, Wm A far West 
 *Annie Portland 
 
 (m Elwell-Purington 
 Sarah C (Twiss 
 Delia V (m Joyce 
 Alice A (m Seavey 
 *Alvin L seaman Oak Pt 
 Arthur G fisher 
 
 Jasper E fisher 
 
 *Flora (m Colson Oak Pt 
 Cora (m Rich 
 
 Norwood, Washington fact wk 
 McKinley 
 Nida M (Gordious 
 
 J. H. BRANSGOM ""LV. 
 
 Bessie N pi 
 
 Washington Jr pi 
 
 
 
 Ober, A T mktman Center 
 *Geo s cut H Qy 
 
 *Eliza (m Norwood 
 
 Everett, Mass 
 *Isaiah blk Mt D 
 
 Loring genl wk 
 
 Abbie L (Nutter 
 Janie A (m Butler 
 Winfield genl wk 
 
 Evelyn pi 
 
 Shirley pi 
 
 Milan pi 
 
 Mary 
 Ober, Gladys pi Seal Cove 
 Ober, Albert L genl wk S Cove 
 Ober, Leslie C far S Cove 
 Florence (Whelpley tr 
 Ober, Lorin C genl wk West 
 Edith C (Kallay 
 Archibald T pi 
 
 Ober, Martha J (Leonard 
 
 S Cove 
 *M Matilda (m Banfield 
 
 Ipswich, Mass 
 *Cora E (m Sprague 
 
 Stockton Springs 
 *Eva M (m Lavurly 
 
 Stockton Springs 
 
 and Coal 
 
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 CAN 
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 EVERY 
 
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312 
 
 TEEMONT 
 
 John W far 
 
 Ober, Winfield livery S Cove 
 Annie M (Norwood 
 
 Page, Fred F fact wk McK 
 Carrie E (Butler- Carter 
 Letha M fact wk 
 
 Violet H stu 
 
 Mildred H pi 
 
 Ethel E pi 
 
 Myrtle R pi 
 
 Parker, G H fish mer Bern 
 Neva M (Lawn 
 
 Pray, Albion 
 
 Kate R (Clark 
 
 Marion stu 
 
 Pervear, Chas fisher & far Ctr 
 
 Pervear, Howard pi Ctr 
 
 Pettigrove, C H fisher Bern 
 Etta A (Galley 
 Halsey C pi 
 
 Pettigrove, Carl W fact wk 
 Melissa C (Lawton 
 Doris E pi 
 
 Pettigrove, Frank E water boat 
 
 New London 
 
 Elizabeth (Stevens 
 
 Clarence H fisher 
 
 Carl W fact wk 
 
 Pierce, N A stage dr S Cove 
 Retha M (Nice 
 
 Leon W 
 
 Pierce, Rhoda (Murphy 
 
 S Cove 
 Mildred E ho 
 
 Pomroy, Alton A fisher West 
 Cretia S (Bartlett 
 Katie G pi 
 
 Milton L pi 
 
 Caroline L 
 
 Pomroy, H W fisher West 
 Nettie M (Staples 
 Theo M 
 Lela E 
 
 Pomroy, John W fisher West 
 Lissie M (Dow 
 Howard W fisher 
 
 *Leon A fisher Rockland 
 Evelyn F (m Rich 
 Addie B (m Murphy 
 Cush B pi 
 
 Carl B pi 
 
 Birddell M pi 
 
 Clinton D pi 
 
 Powers, Angeline (Ober 
 
 mer & P M Seal Cove 
 *Myra H (m McLean 
 
 Augusta 
 
 Reed, B B mer West 
 
 Sylvia L (Sprague 
 Herbert S pi 
 
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CENSUS 
 
 313 
 
 Hazel M pi 
 
 Carl pi 
 
 Benjamin pi 
 
 Richard 
 
 Eeed, Cora L (m Mitchell 
 
 Tinker's I., S Cove 
 *Lovina A (m Brackett 
 
 631 Boston av Somerville Mass 
 ^Rachel M (m O'Keeffe 
 14 Newhall, Neponset, Mass 
 Josie E (m Rumill 
 
 Reed, E H fact wk Bern 
 Susie M (Farley 
 Ralph E pi 
 
 Howard W 
 
 Reed, E J far Center 
 
 Jessie M (Tibbetts 
 Lucy pi 
 
 Isaac pi 
 
 Hazel pi 
 
 * Dorothy 
 Elmer 
 
 Reed, H G cl McK 
 
 Lillian M (Rich 
 
 Reed, Jno W fact wk McK 
 Rose E (White fact wk 
 Howard M genl wk 
 
 Eugene H fact wk 
 
 *Almond G cl Ellsworth 
 Wilda V (m Hamblen 
 
 Reed, Nathan A asst light kpr 
 Great Duck Is 
 
 Emma A (Mitchell 
 * Georgia E (m Seaver 
 
 West King, N H 
 Eunice L (m Lopaus 
 Edmund B eng 
 
 Lelia A (m Rumill 
 Rena V tr 
 
 Chas A mer 
 
 Hollis G cl 
 
 Emma A tr 
 
 Millie C ho 
 
 Lucy L ho 
 
 Dalton E fireman 
 
 Wm L pi 
 
 Helen A pi 
 
 Bessie B pi 
 
 Mirian M pi 
 
 Reed, Sarah A (Clark West 
 *Mildred E (m Clancy 
 
 Owl's Head 
 
 Benj B mer 
 
 Reed, Slaton genl wk S Cove 
 
 Abbie (Butler 
 Rich, Adelma A (Gott West 
 Rich, Allie M McK 
 
 Rich, Elias sea capt West 
 
 *Myra (m Camden 
 
 *Vira (m Stanley 
 
 S W Har 
 *Subell sea capt Belfast 
 Rich, Rosanna B (Dix 
 Rich, Evelyn (Pomroy 
 
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 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
 lOc SHEET MUSIC ^^«^^^«^ 
 
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 on application. 
 
 EDITION 
 
 J. Clement, Bar Harbor 
 
314 
 
 TREMONT 
 
 Alvah D 
 
 Rich, Fred J car 
 
 Mary M (Norwood 
 Chas H • stu 
 
 Rich, J H fisher West 
 
 - Cora (Norwood 
 Jasper E 
 
 Rich, Geo D seaman West 
 
 Rich, Elzada V (Norton West 
 Jas H fisher 
 
 Rich, John M retd 
 
 Charlotte B (Kelley 
 Clifton M car 
 
 Emily M (m Trask 
 Frank P fisher 
 
 Lillian M (m Reed 
 
 Rich, L D far 
 
 Rich, L S far 
 
 Rich, Levi fact wk 
 
 Amelia A (Abbott 
 Leslie J fisher 
 
 Sylvia M fact wk 
 
 Rich, L J ffsher 
 
 Winifred C (Stanley 
 Everett R pi 
 
 Rich, Margaret M (m Hanna 
 
 West 
 Willard F mate 
 
 Lucy A (m Gott 
 *Myra A (m Kent 
 
 Mintiim 
 Mary H 
 
 Llewellyn T seaman 
 
 Rich, Maurice R post master 
 Amanda N 
 
 ( Robertson-Richardson 
 Julia A (m Thurston 
 Fred J car 
 
 *Mary C (m Cutter 
 
 Sheridan, Wyoming 
 
 Rich, Roy U car Bern 
 Jennie L (Sargent 
 Leona M pi 
 
 Grace H 
 
 Rich, W F mate West 
 
 Nellie A (Billings 
 Ethel M pi 
 
 Blanche M pi 
 
 Ernest E 
 
 Richardson, H P mer & P M 
 Pres Tremont Savings Bank 
 McKinley 
 Ella M (Stanley 
 Douglas L U of M stu 
 Oscar A pi 
 
 Warrington P 
 
 Richardson, Lucy M (Spear 
 
 dr mkr McK 
 
 Laura M (m Stanley 
 *Nellie E (m Robinson 
 
 S W Har 
 
 Richardson, P W mer McK 
 Frances A (Robinson 
 Herbert P mer 
 
 Black Cat Hosiery for Children 
 H. S. NASON 
 
 is Sold by 
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 104 Main Street, Bar Harbor 
 
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CENSUS 
 
 315 
 
 Amanda E (m Norwood 
 Lula ho 
 
 Eobbins, Chas sea capt McK 
 *Lucy (m Marshall 
 
 S W Har 
 Mary A (Langley 
 Katie C at home 
 
 Jessie E at home 
 
 Maude E at home 
 
 Una V (m Murphy 
 Perry L genl wk 
 
 Bobbins, Chas D retd McK 
 Sarah M (Dow 
 Wilder steward 
 
 Chas sea capt 
 
 *Eunice M (m Homestead 
 Brewer 
 *Colson fisher Atlantic 
 Vilda S (m Knowlton 
 *John sea capt 
 
 Robbins, E F mason S Cove 
 Rosie A (Dow 
 "Wilma J (m Lurvey 
 Bessie M pi 
 
 Robbins, Georgia A (m Jones 
 Prop Eaton House, McK 
 *Sadie M (m Adams 
 
 111 Tonawanda, 
 Dorchester, Mass 
 
 Robbins, H N seaman Center 
 Phebe A (Hodgdon 
 
 Robbins, PS far S Cove 
 
 Bertha A (Geenlock 
 
 *Nellie E (m Hanna 
 
 S W Har 
 Robbins, S W driver S Cove 
 
 Sidney B 
 Robbins, W C far Ctr 
 
 Abbie E (Torrey 
 
 Doris E 
 Robbins, W B steward West 
 
 *Rinaldo P Bangor 
 
 Lena A (Tinker 
 
 Donald E fisher 
 
 Raymond E pi 
 
 Wilder L pi 
 
 Robbins, Wm G seaman S Cove 
 
 Louisa M (m Rowe 
 
 Sherman W driver 
 
 Robinson, F M far S Cove 
 Robinson, John H car Ctr 
 
 Mary H (Robbins 
 
 *Arthur W elec car cond 
 Everett, Mass 
 
 *Anna L (m Harmon 
 
 Everett, Mass 
 
 * Susie I (m Norwood 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Theodore ^ pi 
 
 Robinson, W G lab S Cove 
 
 Vesta (Kelley 
 
 Linwood J 
 Romer, Daniel S sea capt Bern 
 
 Nellie M (Rich 
 
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 MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO 
 
 Northeast Harbor 
 
 TALKING MACHINES— sold on 
 
 Easy Payments — at CLEMENT'S 
 
316 
 
 TREMONT 
 
 Lewis L 
 
 Arthur H fisher 
 
 Julia M pi 
 
 Rumill, L W P M & undertkr 
 
 Romer, Jos H fisher West 
 
 West 
 
 Julia A (Gott 
 
 Myra E (Clark 
 
 * Agnes C (m Moulding 
 
 *Edwin H grocer 
 
 Swan's Is 
 
 68 Granite av, Ashmont, Mass 
 
 Daniel S sea capt 
 
 Leola J pi 
 
 * Annie M (m DeCost 
 
 Edith M pi 
 
 Manset 
 
 Rumill, R M dep sheriff & far 
 
 Eben F fisher 
 
 West 
 
 Gertrude M (m HaUett 
 
 Nettie J (Sprague 
 
 Guy R fisher 
 
 Li da J teacher 
 
 Rowe, Jno S fisher Bernard 
 
 Schuyler M pi 
 
 Amanda (Farley 
 
 Reta G pi 
 
 J Albert fisher 
 
 Alice J 
 
 Rowe, W S genl wk S Cove 
 
 
 Louisa M (Robbins 
 
 S 
 
 Elwood S 
 
 
 Rumill, A H fisher S Cove 
 
 Saunders, Martha (Norton 
 
 Lelia A (Reed 
 
 fact wk 
 
 Lurlene B 
 
 *Alfred S 
 
 Rumill, Eliza (Carver West 
 
 *John 
 
 Jos H fisher 
 
 Sawyer, Clara D (Pfay S Cove 
 
 Loring W P M & undertkr 
 
 * Amanda T (m Norwood 
 
 Robie M far & dep sheriff 
 
 OwPs Head 
 
 ^Gertrude L (m Kane 
 
 * Emmons P sea capt 
 
 . Bridgewater, Mass 
 
 S W Har 
 
 Rumill, Frank W fisher West 
 
 *Chas R seaman Rockland 
 
 Josie E (Reed 
 
 *Eben P mech 
 
 Rumill, Jos H far & fisher 
 
 Lincoln, N H 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 Herbert L far 
 
 Eliza A (Stanley 
 
 Sawyer, Emily J ho S Cove 
 
 FRED^K H. MOSES, Bar Harbor 
 
 FLORIST Plants, Shrubs, Trees and Vines 
 
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CENSUS 
 
 317 
 
 Sawyer, Joshua A car 
 
 Myra B at home 
 
 Alberta T 
 
 (Hodgdon 
 
 Sprague, Letitia B West 
 
 Henry W 
 
 stu 
 
 (Webster-Latty 
 
 Chester J 
 
 pi 
 
 Springer, L S far West 
 
 R Marion 
 
 pi 
 
 Margaret R (Rich 
 
 George R 
 
 pi 
 
 *Geo W far 
 
 Charles W 
 
 pi 
 
 New Windsor, Col 
 
 Ralph R 
 
 pi 
 
 *Frank B far 
 
 Dorothy M 
 
 pi 
 
 New Windsor, Col 
 
 Seavey, Edwin W s cut Bern 
 
 *Herbert mach 
 
 Alice A (Norwood 
 
 New Windsor, Col 
 
 Everett L 
 
 far 
 
 *Ella M (m Zinn 
 
 Edwin W 
 
 pl 
 
 New Windsor, Col 
 
 Frank G 
 
 pl 
 
 *Clara B (m Berry 
 
 Elsie M 
 
 pl 
 
 Greeley, Col 
 
 Wm H 
 
 pl 
 
 * Susie (m Runyon 
 
 Beatrice M 
 
 pl 
 
 Taylorville, 111 
 
 Mildred E 
 
 pl 
 
 Eva M (m Norwood 
 
 Merrill L 
 
 
 Staples, Amos fisher G Is 
 
 Vera M 
 
 
 Isabel H (Joyce 
 
 Velma E 
 
 
 Lizzie pl 
 
 Smith, E A 
 
 fisher Bern 
 
 Viola pl 
 
 A Lester 
 
 fisher 
 
 Stanley, Bowen lab Ctr 
 
 Dora M (m 
 
 Martin 
 
 Stanley, Elmer lab Ctr 
 
 Wilda 
 
 ho 
 
 Stanley, Elva (Robbins Ctr 
 
 Bessie E 
 
 ho 
 
 *Wm B loc fire 
 
 Reuben M 
 
 fact wk 
 
 Salem, Mass 
 
 Rufus W 
 
 genl wk 
 
 *Rena W (m Pernald 
 
 Beulah B 
 
 pl 
 
 NE Har 
 
 Somes, E C 
 
 fisher Ctr 
 
 *Vilda E (m Higgins 
 
 Mabel I (Ober-Hodgdon 
 
 N E Har 
 
 Somes, Cora E 
 
 (Robbins Ctr 
 
 Lennie M teacher 
 
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318 
 
 TREMONT 
 
 Stanley, Eugene M McK 
 
 estate supt 
 Florence E (Gott 
 
 Stanley, E A genl wk McK 
 Laura M (Richardson 
 Allan P pi 
 
 Stanley, Julia A (m Thurston 
 McKinley 
 Ethel M (m Wilson 
 
 Stewart, Geo P ptr S Cove 
 Henrietta M (Hodgdon 
 Edwin S pi 
 
 Curtis E pi 
 
 John E pi 
 
 Stewart, L W retd S Cove 
 *Lorenzo E ptr Bar Har 
 *Lionel E ptr Bar Har 
 Geo F ptr 
 
 *Lulu (m Young Cran Is 
 Clara E (Stanley 
 Helen A tr 
 
 Stickney, Emily B (Reed 
 
 Seal Cove 
 Laura (m Pottel 
 
 Swazey, Jos lab Seal Cove 
 Sarah C (Lunt 
 Josie B (m Reed-Patten 
 *Hilda V fact wk 
 
 So Gouldsboro 
 Vernon E lab 
 
 Adell 
 Dana lab 
 
 Vegelia pi 
 
 Gladys pi 
 
 Wm pi 
 
 Tapley, Thos S M D McK 
 
 Bertha M (Flood 
 
 Wasson C pi 
 
 Thurston, C D cook West 
 
 Lizzie J (Moulden 
 
 *Maud H (m Walls 
 
 Rockland 
 
 Fred W fact wk 
 
 * Eugene S jeweler 
 
 S W Har 
 
 *Minnie (m Staples 
 
 Rockland 
 
 Emma F ho 
 
 Harold L fisher 
 
 Carrie M pi 
 
 Ruth E pi 
 
 Thurston, Chas W light kpr 
 
 Rockland Breakwater 
 
 Julia A (Rich-Stanley 
 Thurston, Fred fact wk McK 
 
 Rena (Higgins 
 
 Audrey H 
 Thurston, H W car West 
 
 Carrie F (Dunbar 
 Thurston, H W fisher Bern 
 
 Gertrude E (Kelley 
 
 MAIL ORDERS FOR PHOTO SUPPLIES 
 Filled Promptly from 
 
 MOORE'S PHOTO STUDIO, Northeast Harbor 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Dealer in Long and Short Lumber 
 
 Southwest Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 819 
 
 Thurston, J S fisher Bern 
 Datie (Rich fact wk 
 
 Maurice S fisher 
 
 Herbert W fisher 
 
 Nadia E stu 
 
 Thurston, M S fisher Bern 
 Bertha I (Wooster 
 
 Thurston, S G retd sea capt 
 
 West 
 Mary G (Webster 
 J Sullivan fisher 
 
 Chas D steward 
 
 Henry W car 
 
 *Geo H car 
 
 Dorchester, Mass 
 *Nelson collector Bangor 
 Wills D car 
 
 Annie M (m Lunt 
 *Myra J (m Wooster 
 
 Warren 
 
 Thurston, W B car West 
 Hattie M (Garman 
 Archie L pi 
 
 Elwyn Ij pi 
 
 I'ercy W pi 
 
 Edith M pi 
 
 Clarence E 
 
 Thurston, Watson J fish coll 
 
 McK 
 Phebe M (Moulden 
 Willie H fact wk 
 
 Jas W stu i 
 
 Zelma R stu 
 
 Lila M pi 
 
 Tinker, Betsey D retd West 
 Tinker, E H sea capt West 
 Tinker, Sadie (m La Count 
 
 West 
 
 * Clifford soldier 
 
 Torrey, L G fisher McK 
 
 Maud L (Barron 
 
 Annie B 
 Torrey, Mary (m ]\IcMullen 
 
 Fannie (m Black 
 
 Maynard V fisher 
 
 Lewis fisher 
 
 Torrey, M V fisher McK 
 
 Georgia (Moore 
 
 Doris M pi 
 
 Dorian 
 Trask, Geo W fisher Bern 
 
 Emily M (Rich 
 
 Millicent F pi 
 
 Chas O 
 Trask, L S fisher G Is 
 
 Margaret (Comeau 
 
 Wm S fisher 
 
 *Flavilla (m Hodgkins 
 
 Attleboro, Mass 
 
 Geo W fisher 
 
 Jennie (m Manchester 
 Trask, Wm fisher G Is 
 
 Belle (Higgins 
 
 Mabel E pi 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Contractor and Builder, Stone Mason 
 
 Southwest Harbor. 
 
 CHAS. N. SMALL 
 
 Agent for Huyler's and Apollo Chocolates 
 
 REGISTERED 
 DRUGGIST, 
 Northeast Harbor, Me. 
 
320 
 
 TREMOXT 
 
 Pearl E 
 
 pl 
 
 Katie M (Murphy 
 
 Beatrice A 
 
 pl 
 
 Alvin A pl 
 
 Flavilla M 
 
 pl 
 
 Granville E pl 
 
 Turner, J H mkt team Center 
 
 Walls, Willis D seaman S Cove 
 
 Amanda (Harper-Murphy 
 
 Etta H (Lunt 
 
 Twombley, Isabelle L 
 
 
 Jennie F pl 
 
 (m 
 
 Galley 
 
 Arthur D pl 
 
 Willis C fisher Bernard 
 
 Walls, W T fisher S Cove 
 
 Twombley, W C fisher Bernard 
 
 Rose E (Hodgdon 
 
 Gladys E (Mitchell 
 
 *Phebe (m Robbins 
 
 Dorothy E 
 
 
 Atlantic 
 Henrietta B pl 
 
 W 
 
 , 
 
 Watson, Dr Willis Bern 
 Aer & real estate 
 
 Wallace, A J fisher Bernard 
 
 Viola (Benson 
 
 Ella E (Rich music tr 
 
 Willis B fisher 
 
 Sidney E 
 
 team 
 
 Helen stu 
 
 Frances M 
 
 mer 
 
 P Barron stu 
 
 Jay W yachting 
 
 Watson, W B fisher Bern 
 
 Wallace, Geo M 
 
 car 
 
 Bessie B (Osier 
 
 Frances L (Albee 
 
 
 Kenneth B 
 
 Wallace, S E 
 
 team 
 
 Webster, Henry T West 
 
 Reta M (Sprague 
 
 • 
 
 retd sea capt 
 
 Clayton E 
 
 pl 
 
 Julia L (Norwood 
 
 Frances M 
 
 pl 
 
 Wm H can sealer 
 
 Walls, Mrs Mary A 
 
 S Cove 
 
 Crawford can sealer 
 
 Watson T 
 
 seaman 
 
 Ella M (m Webster 
 
 ♦Martha M (m Yandber 
 
 Webster, S C can sealer West 
 
 Redland, Cal 
 
 Delia E (Davis 
 
 Louie (m Walls 
 
 
 Lillian E pl 
 
 Sophronia (m Carter 
 
 Webster, W H can sealer West 
 
 Walls, W barber 
 
 West 
 
 Maud (Norwood 
 
 VICTOR »no EDISON RECORDS 
 
 at CLElVIEIffT^S Music Store 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 
 Orders for Doors, Windows, Blinds, Etc. 
 
 Southwest Harbor 
 
CENSUS 
 
 321 
 
 Edwin H 
 
 
 Pl 
 
 Lou E 
 
 Wentworth, A A 
 
 fisher 
 
 West 
 
 Wilson, L M fisker McK 
 
 Polly L E (Dow 
 
 
 Ethel M (Stanley 
 
 George W 
 
 
 pl 
 
 Ruth S pi 
 
 Bessie L 
 
 
 pl 
 
 Woodbury, Hannah M Bern 
 
 Alex M 
 
 
 pl 
 
 (Thomas 
 
 Alonzo E 
 
 
 pl 
 
 *Wm A mason Bar Har 
 
 Annie B B 
 
 
 
 Mavilla M (m Closson 
 
 Carrie E 
 
 
 
 
 Freeman House 
 
 W. H. • FREEMAN, Proprietor 
 
 X rCtty lVl3.rSllj iVld^inC • • • Mount Desen Isle 
 
 CHICKEN AND SHORE DINNERS 
 AT SHORT NOTICE 
 
 TEAS, LUNCHES, ICE CREAM AND BERRIES 
 
 LARGE PARTIES ACCOMMODATED OVER NIGHT, DAY OR WEEK 
 LARGE STABLE CONNECTED 
 
 WHARF FIFTEEN RODS FROM HOUSE 
 
 TEAMS TO LET 
 
 DANCING PAVILION ANNEX 
 
 Telephone Connection 
 
 HENRY TRACY 
 Contractor % Builder, Stone Mason 
 
 DGAL£B IN I.ONG AND SHORT I.UMBEK 
 
 ORDERS TAKEN FOR DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, ETC. 
 
 ROUGH AND CUT STONE 
 
 GRADING, ROAD AND WHARF BUILDING 
 
 SOUTHWEST HARBOR, 
 
 NIAINE 
 
TREMONT BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 Merchants — O. M. Kittredge, general store; Alvah D. 
 Rich, bicycles, gasoline engines and supplies; Maurice R. Rich, 
 confectionery. 
 
 Bernard — W. Watson, Miss Ina M. Billings, general stores; 
 W. Watson, ship chandlery; T. W. Jackson, groceries and 
 meats; Parker Bros., fish (wholesale), groceries and fisher- 
 men's outfits; Sawyer & Billings, coal; Miss Frances M. Wal- 
 lace, confectionery. 
 
 McKinley — P. W. Richardson & Son, general store, fish 
 and salt (wholesale) ; F. L. Manchester, H. P. Richardson, 
 fruit and confectionery; Mrs. Vida S. Knowlton, dry goods; 
 Frank McMullin, coal, junk and ship chandlery; P. W. Rich- 
 ardson & Son, ice, meats and fishing outfits; F. N. Sawyer, 
 dry goods and clothing; C. W. Martin, lobsters. 
 
 Seal Cove — Mrs. Jas. S. Powers, J. J. Heath, general 
 
 stores. 
 
 West — B. B. Reed, F. W. Lunt (also millinery), general 
 stores; L. W. Rumill, groceries. 
 
 Center — W. J. Harper, general store. 
 
 Gott's Island — Philip Moore, groceries. 
 
 Manufacturers — Alvah D. Rich, bicycle repairs and smith; 
 Joshua Sawyer, Geo. Wallace, Fred J. Rich, J. M. Rich, Clif- 
 ton M. Rich, Eben B. Clark, carpenters; Jacob M. Kelley, 
 John M. Gott, masons; Holsey Galley, smith. 
 
 PIANOS for Rent or Sold on 
 Easv Payments at CLEMENT'S 
 
BUSINESS 323 
 
 Bernard — L. F. Gott, boat builder; Henry Lawrence, 
 cooper; Parker Bros., fish curing. 
 
 Gott's Island — M. V. Babbidge, carpenter. 
 
 McKinley — Wm. Underwood Co., canned clams and sar- 
 dines ; Lowell A. Bunker, sails ; P. W. Richardson & Son, fish 
 curing and oil. 
 
 West — Wm. H. Lunt, Frank Eaton, boats; James R. Kel- 
 ley, mason; F. W. Lunt, fish curing; L. W. Rumill, undertaker. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS 
 
 Barber, McKinley — F. L. Manchester. 
 
 Billiard Hall, McKinley— P. W. Richardson & Son. 
 
 Hall, McKinley — Mt. Desert Hall, Frank N. Sawyer, prop. 
 
 Hotels, Bernard — Seaside Cottage, L. F. Gott (summer); 
 McKinley — Mrs. Georgia Jones; West — L. W. Rumill; Center 
 — Lilly Lake House, Mrs. W. J. Harper. 
 
 Insurance — Eben B. Clark. 
 
 Land Surveyor, Seal Cove — W. W. A. Heath. 
 
 Library, Bernard — Bass Harbor, Mrs. V. E. McRae, lib., 
 800 vols. 
 
 Lighthouse Keeper, McKinley — ^Willis DoUiver. 
 Livery Stables, Bernard — L. J. Norwood; West — L. W. 
 Rumill; McKinley — Elbert E. Eaton. 
 
 Restaurants, McKinley — A. M. & L. C. Gott, F. L. Man- 
 chester. 
 
 Steamboat Agents, West— E. S. S. Co., F. W. Lunt; Mc- 
 Kinley — Maine Coast Transportation Co., Wm. Underwood. 
 
 Telephones, Bernard— N. E. T. & T. Co., I. M. Billings; 
 McKinley— P. W. Richardson & Son; West— F. W. Lunt; 
 Center — ^W. J. Harper. 
 
 CHAS. N. SMALL S^rScTcTt" 
 
 Agent for Huyler's and Apollo Chocolates NOfthcaSt HarbOr, Me. 
 
L. B. Deasy, President 
 
 W. H. Davis, Vice President 
 
 Fred C. Lvnam, Secretary and Treasurer 
 Verxon G. Wasgatt, Asst. Treasurer 
 
 The Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Go. 
 
 DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK 
 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT 
 
 Cash Capital, $50,000.00 Surplus, $100,000.00 
 
 TRUSTEES— L. B. Deasy, Fred C. Lynam, W. H. Davis, A. E, Lawrence, Jasper Wyman, 
 A. K. McBride, B. H. Mayo, B. S. Higgins, A. E. Farnsworth, Vernon (i. Wasgatt 
 
 CENSUS OF CRANBERRY ISLES 
 
 190S 
 
 " Note — Where no post office address is given. Cranberry Isles 
 (Great Cranberry Island) is understood. Other post offices 
 and adjoining towns are abbreviated thus: Islesford (Little 
 Cranberry Island), I 'ford; Northeast Harbor — N E Har; South- 
 west Harbor — S W Har. The post office address of all residents 
 of Baker's Island is Islesford; that of residents of Sutton's 
 Island is Sutton. 
 
 For the other abbreviations used in the census see the first 
 census page. 
 
 Atkins^ Robert fisher 
 Julia E (Howard 
 
 Holsia pi 
 
 Grace L pi 
 
 B 
 
 Birlem, A E 
 
 fisher 
 
 *Ulricka C (m Stanley 
 
 N E Har 
 Emma E (Hamor 
 Fred A fisher 
 
 Augusta E (m Bunker 
 Birlem, F E yachting & fishing 
 
 Mamie F (Spurling 
 Black, Chas P fisher & far 
 
 Sutton 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
 160 Ivlaln Street 
 
 MUSIC 
 STORE 
 
 BAR HARBOR 
 
CENSUS 
 
 325 
 
 Jennie (Austin 
 
 *Lila E (m Austin 
 
 W Brooksville 
 
 Sadie M (m Fernald 
 
 Wm H fisher Cran I 
 
 Edgar C car, mas & chauff 
 
 Jennie G (m Pierce 
 
 Carrie E pi 
 
 Mildred E pi 
 
 Bracy, C W fisher 
 
 Emma C (Peterson 
 
 Madalina C 
 
 Wesley P 
 
 Linea E 
 Bracy, Cynthia W (Howard 
 
 Chas W car 
 
 James F fisher 
 
 Lucy H (m Erickson 
 Bracy, J F fisher 
 
 Bertha (Bunker 
 
 Lillian (m Wedge 
 
 Florence pi 
 
 Braebrook, G H 
 
 yachting & boat bldr 
 
 Cora A (Richardson 
 
 Nellie M (m Rice 
 
 Willard G pi 
 
 Bryant, Alonzo J car & eng 
 
 Islesford 
 
 Ida M (Stanley 
 
 Marvin L pi 
 
 Dorothy I 
 
 Shirley W 
 
 Ruth L 
 Brj^ant, Roy W car I 'ford 
 
 Bryant, Ralph A fisher I 'ford 
 
 Bulger, E J capt yacht 
 
 Emma H (Spurling 
 Oscar S lisner 
 
 Harvey V fisher 
 
 Chas R yachting & fishing 
 Alice M at home 
 
 Bulger, Geo W car 
 
 Sarah M (Bunker 
 Ralph P fisher 
 
 Bulger, Oscar S fisher 
 
 Millie M (Harding 
 Hilda M 
 Marjorie 
 
 Bulger, Sam'l N retd 
 
 Mary L (Stanley 
 Emma F (m Spurling 
 Ella F (m Joy-Spurling 
 
 Bulger, Wm H sea capt 
 
 *Chas H mer Bar Har 
 Bernhardini J (Tennyson 
 
 Bunker, Amanda M (Walls 
 John M life saver 
 
 Leander R dep sheriff 
 Bertha E (m Bracy 
 Sadie C (m Steele 
 Frank W car 
 
 Bunker, Beniah ychtg & fishg 
 Josie S (Stanley 
 Elva L pi 
 
 Bunker, Clara A (m Rice 
 
 Sutton 
 Leslie R estate supt 
 
 Ida C (m Rice 
 Annie M (m Spurling 
 
 THE NORTHEAST HARBOR LAUNDRY 
 
 JOY BUILDINO 
 
 MANCHESTER BROS. 
 
 Successors to C. D. Joy 
 
 Teleption© 
 
326 
 
 CRANBERRY ISLES 
 
 Bunker, E G yachting & fishg 
 
 Bunker, Geo A fisher 
 
 Annie L (Spurling 
 
 Bunker, Leslie R estate supt 
 
 Bunker, Francis W car I 'ford 
 
 Sutton 
 
 Flora E (Phippen 
 
 Mattie L (Bunker 
 
 Marjorie E 
 
 Lawrence L stu 
 
 Bunker, Hannah G (Gilley 
 
 Philip E pi 
 
 Willis E fisher 
 
 Ethel M pi 
 
 Geo W fisher 
 
 Harry W 
 
 Jas H fisher 
 
 Bunker, Sidney C (Hamor 
 
 Benj B fisher 
 
 *Sarah A (m Brewer 
 
 Elisha G fisher 
 
 Franklin St, Holbrook, Mass 
 
 Emma A (m Mills 
 
 Julia M (m Spurling 
 
 Henry A fisher 
 
 Bunker, Willis E fisher 
 
 Clara B ho 
 
 Rena A (Stanley 
 
 Nellie A (m Spurling 
 
 Percy E fisher 
 
 Eva N 
 
 
 Bunker, Henry A fisher 
 
 
 
 Alta I (Spurling 
 
 
 Vincie M pi 
 
 Campbell, B S car I 'ford 
 
 Alton H pi 
 
 Katherine B (Gilley 
 
 Alvah W pi 
 
 *Ada M (m Drally 
 
 Raymond A 
 
 Franklin 
 
 Lindon H 
 
 Edna M (m Hadlock 
 
 Bunker, J E market 
 
 Carey, Chas B pi 
 
 Mary G (Donahue 
 
 Bay View Farm 
 
 Bunker, John M life saver 
 
 Cary, Edw pi I 'ford 
 
 Portsmouth, N H 
 
 Chisholm, Daniel fm wk 
 
 Eva M (Kelley 
 
 Bay View Farm 
 
 Bunker, L R 
 
 Conners, Geo light kpr 
 
 dep sheriff & fish warden 
 
 Baker's Is 
 
 Augusta E (Birlem 
 
 Leah ho 
 
 E Beatrice pi 
 
 Crosby, James C far & rd com 
 
 Ina M pi 
 
 Bay View Farm 
 
 Hazel B pi 
 
 Clarence H genl wk 
 
 Russell A pi 
 
 Elizabeth M (Chisholm 
 
 THE PLAGE 
 TO BUY A 
 
 PIANO 
 
 IS -A.T 
 
 CLEMENT'S 
 
CENSUS 
 
 327 
 
 Donnell, Ulmer pi Sutton 
 
 Duren, W E far 
 Addie E (Stanley 
 
 E 
 
 Erickson, John F fisher 
 Lucy H (Bracy-Spurling 
 
 Laura M pi 
 
 Victor pi 
 
 Fernald, Arthur L fisher I 'ford 
 
 Katherine E (Griffin 
 
 Francis G 
 Fernald, Everett E fisher 
 
 Ilesford 
 
 Sadie M (Black 
 
 Malcolm E pi 
 
 Samuel C 
 
 Winfred P 
 Fernald, Geo H car I 'ford 
 
 Emma J (Gilley 
 
 Cora M (m Spurling 
 Fernald, Lucinda G (Spurling 
 
 I 'ford 
 
 L Belle (m Moore 
 Freeman, W A ptr Sutton 
 
 Olie M (Philbrook 
 Frye, Wattie E tr I 'ford 
 
 G 
 
 Gilley, Albert W 
 
 life saver 
 Islesford 
 
 A Maude (m Ham 
 Hattie (m Jarvis 
 Julia F (Jarvis 
 Verner A genl wk 
 
 Gilley, Geo fisher I 'ford 
 Gilley, Katherine ho 
 
 Gilley, Mary J (Wilkinson 
 
 Sutton 
 *Hattie M (m Springer 
 
 Augusta 
 *Laura A (m Donnell 
 
 Seal Har 
 
 Mary E (m Stanley 
 
 Gilley, Sam'l B fisher 
 
 Baker's Is 
 
 Leon a stu 
 
 Gilley, Warren fisher & far 
 
 Baker's Is 
 
 Gilley, Chas fisher & far 
 
 Baker's Is 
 
 Hadlock, Geo R law & P M 
 Islesford 
 Edna J (Campbell 
 Elmer C 
 Hadlock, Gilbert T Islesford 
 retd sea capt 
 Agnes (m Spurling 
 *Edward H clerg Cal 
 Walter yacht capt 
 
 George lawyer & P M 
 Hadlock, Walter Islesford 
 
 fishing & yachting 
 
 YOU 
 CAN 
 GET 
 EVERY 
 
 !■ ri I O A ^1 RECORD in the CATALOG at 
 
 EDISON CLEMENT'S 
 
328 
 
 CRANBERRY ISLES 
 
 Grace M (Spurling 
 Russell S pi 
 
 Hadlock, Wm E real estate 
 Islesford 
 Frances H (Tinker 
 
 Ham, A E seaman I 'ford 
 A Maude (Gilley 
 
 Ham, Dan'l H eng I 'ford 
 Laura A (Stanley 
 Daniel H Jr 
 
 Hamor, Geo R 
 
 far, fisher & yachting 
 Mary E (Bulger 
 Emma E (m Birlem 
 * G Gilman fisher 
 
 Gloucester, Mass 
 John H far & gard 
 
 *Eva (m Richardson 
 
 Cape Elizabeth 
 
 *Augustus B yachting 
 
 S W Har 
 
 Hamor, J H estate supt 
 
 Sarah B (Cleaves 
 Hillard M pi 
 
 Shirley C p? 
 
 Harding, J Rich'd fisher 
 
 Abbie A (Stanley 
 Maggie M (m Stanley 
 Sadie A (m Trussell 
 Millie M (m Bulger 
 
 Jarvis, Chas Islesford 
 
 Harriet ( Gilley 
 
 Jarvis, Geo S retd I 'ford 
 Oscar E life saver 
 
 Chas yachting & fishing 
 Fannie E ho 
 
 Julia F (m Gilley 
 
 Jarvis, O E life saver I 'ford 
 Jennie M (Stanley 
 Kenneth E 
 
 Johnson, Frank A fisher 
 
 Beatrice E (Hart 
 
 Jordan, Alden H I 'ford 
 
 fishing & yachting 
 
 Margaret S (Gilley 
 
 *Emma A stenog 
 
 Greenville 
 
 Maynard F stu 
 
 Joy, Arthur A mail car 
 
 Vida M (Stanley 
 Eleanor M 
 
 Joy, Ella F (m Spurling 
 
 Viola F tr 
 
 Frederick stu 
 
 Walter F stu 
 
 Clarence F stu 
 
 Howard, Chas E 
 
 car 
 
 
 Carrie E (m White 
 
 
 Ladd, Hannah C (m Young 
 
 Julia E (m Atkins 
 
 
 Islesford 
 Lewis E yachting 
 Lillian (m Spurling 
 
 MAKIPUCQTCD RDflQ >-OCAL expressmen 
 
 Telephone No. 12. 
 
 Piano Moving a Specialty 
 
 Office in Brick Block, Northeast Harbor, Maine 
 
CENSUS 
 
 329 
 
 Ladd, L E yachting 
 
 Rose (McKenzie nurse 
 
 Alfred E coll stu 
 
 Lurvey, E D contr & bldr 
 
 *Ezra W car Boston, Mass 
 
 *Walter E car 
 
 3 Vine av, Boston, Mass 
 
 *Wm P car Boston, Mass 
 
 ♦Ralph E s cut 
 
 Hardwick, Vt 
 
 *Owen H gard Seal Cove 
 
 ♦Reginald genl wk 
 
 S W Har 
 
 Elmenia T 
 
 (Spurling-Preble 
 
 M 
 
 Main, Amos genl wk I 'ford 
 
 Olive J (Stanley 
 Mayo, Wm I fisher I 'ford 
 
 Annie E (Bryant 
 
 Harvey W stu 
 
 Roy W mason & fisher 
 Mayo, R W mas & fiisher I 'ford 
 
 Virginia E (Thayer 
 
 Pauline T 
 Moore, Benj E fisher I 'ford 
 
 L Belle (Fernald 
 
 Lizzie E pi 
 
 Morse, Fred W cl I 'ford 
 
 Mary S (Smyth 
 
 Irene S 
 
 Phippen, Fred W 
 
 fisher 
 
 Inez ( Stanley 
 
 Milton pi 
 
 Leslie pi 
 
 Phippen, H V fishing & yachtg 
 
 Islesford 
 
 Agnes M (Stanley 
 
 Fannie M 
 Phippen, J D fisher I 'ford 
 
 Viola (Ober 
 
 Ralph pi 
 
 Harold D 
 
 Laurence 
 Phippen, Sam'l C fisher I 'ford 
 
 Fannie (Gray 
 
 John D fisher 
 
 Fred W fisher 
 
 Harry V fisher 
 
 Flora M (m Bunker 
 Pierce, L Vinal ychtg & fishg 
 
 Sutton 
 
 Jennie G (Black 
 
 Haroldine M pi 
 
 Armstrong S 
 
 Eleanor W 
 Preble, Elmenia T (m Lurvey 
 
 *Wm P bk kpr 
 
 608 E 50th, Chicago, 111 
 
 Pressey, J H mgr mkt at S Har 
 
 Delia H (Bulger 
 
 Rice, Caroline M (Blunt 
 
 Sutton 
 *Edith M (m Brackett 
 
 Somerville, Mass 
 
 10c SHEET MUSIC ^S^^ro'^^^ 
 
 ''^''^iSt^X^n''^''^ S. J. Clement, Bar Harbor 
 
330 
 
 CRANBERRY ISLES 
 
 Wilbert A sea capt 
 
 * Carrie E (m Young 
 
 Otter Creek 
 ' *Lormg B sea capt 
 
 Steuben 
 *Herbert A sea capt 
 
 Steuben 
 Seth H car 
 
 Rice, Lewis W seaman Sutton 
 Elizabeth M (Guptill 
 Warren G 
 Walter G 
 Rice, L M boat bldr 
 
 Nellie M (Rosebrook 
 Rice, Seth H car & yachting 
 
 Sutton 
 Ida C (Bunker 
 Lloyd L stu 
 
 Lowell R pi 
 
 Chas E pi 
 
 Elton T 
 Rice, Wilbert A sea capt 
 
 Sutton 
 Clara A 
 
 ( Richardson-Bunker 
 
 * Gilbert A mach 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 Lewis W seaman 
 
 *Geo L sea capt Sullivan 
 Leslie M boat bldr & mach 
 Addie M (m Stanley 
 Richardson, Carrie M 
 
 (Stanley 
 
 Chas E fisher 
 
 Richardson, Cora L (Spurling 
 
 Rosebrook, Eben C far 
 
 Sarah J (Spurling 
 *Mary E (m Holmes 
 
 N E Har 
 Gilbert H yachting 
 
 S 
 
 Sawyer, Lewis W light kpr 
 Bear Island PONE Har 
 
 *Eber light kpr Bar Har 
 
 Leah H ho 
 
 Spofford, Benj A retd I 'ford 
 
 *Ida C (m Leighton 
 
 Gloucester, Mass 
 
 *Josie (m Wonson 
 
 Gloucester, Mass 
 
 Nellie A (Blake 
 
 *Georgia A (m Spurling 
 Biddeford 
 
 *Ella M stenog 
 
 Boston, Mass 
 
 Herbert E fisher 
 
 Bessie E ho 
 
 Sprague, Jas C s mason I 'ford 
 
 Nannie E (Greene 
 
 Roland L pi 
 
 Kathleen E pi 
 
 Spurling, Arthur M car I 'ford 
 
 Cora M (Pernald 
 Spurling, A S fisher Islesford 
 
 Lillian (Ladd 
 
 Gertrude M ho 
 
 Earle W pi 
 
 Spurling, Chas E mer & boatg 
 
 CHARLES N. SMALL 
 
 New Store. New Stock. 
 
 REGISTERED 
 DRUGGIST 
 
 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE 
 
CENSUS 
 
 331 
 
 Emma F (Bulger 
 
 Forest E 
 
 Mary F (m Birlem 
 
 Spurling, J Elwood 
 
 Chas S mer 
 
 yachting & fishing 
 
 Spurling, Chas S mer 
 
 Ella J (Bates 
 
 Edna M (Hatfield 
 
 Spurling, Josiah Y fisher 
 
 Louise H 
 
 Frances (Steele 
 
 Spurling, C H yachtg & fishg 
 
 George W fisher 
 
 Islesford 
 
 Millard S car & ptr 
 
 Lenora E (Johnson 
 
 Spurling, Julia M (Bunker 
 
 Spurling, Eben S fisher 
 
 Warren A fisher 
 
 Lena E (Spurling 
 
 Arthur M boat bldr, fisher 
 
 Spurling, Edw A fisher I 'ford 
 
 Alta I (m Bunker 
 
 Annie W (Whipple 
 
 Ernest W fisher 
 
 Raymond W pi 
 
 Joseph E fisher 
 
 Harry E pi 
 
 Spurling, L J fisher 
 
 Spurling, E L fisher I 'ford 
 
 Clara R (Richardson 
 
 Agnes (Hadlock 
 
 Ray H pi 
 
 Clarence H ychtg & fishg 
 
 Spurling, Lucy H 
 
 Spurling, E W fisher 
 
 (m Erickson 
 
 Mary T (Hurley 
 
 Annie L (m Biuiker 
 
 Spurling, Fred R Islesford 
 
 E Marion pi 
 
 yachting & fishing 
 
 Spurling, Matilda (Young 
 
 Nellie F (Fernald 
 
 Ella M (m Stanley 
 
 Irving R pi 
 
 Chas E mer & boating 
 
 Marion E pi 
 
 Luella S (m Stanley 
 
 A Rudolf 
 
 Cora L (m Richardson 
 
 Spurling, Geo H yachting 
 
 Spurling, Millard S car & ptr 
 
 Islesford 
 
 Annie M (Bunker 
 
 Annie R (Steele 
 
 Spurling, Warren A fisher 
 
 Minnie E ho 
 
 Ella F (Bulger 
 
 Spurling, G W yachtg & fishg 
 
 Elva L pi 
 
 Nellie E (Bunker 
 
 Elmer A pi 
 
 Frances M pi 
 
 Bernice M pi 
 
 Hervey M pi 
 
 Ella Frances 
 
 Gladys M pi 
 
 Spurling, Wm F fisher I 'ford 
 
 TALKING MACHINES— sold on 
 Easy Payments— at CLEMENT'S 
 
332 
 
 CRANBEKRY ISLES 
 
 Blanche E (Stanley 
 Sheldon E 
 
 Stanley, Albion M fisher 
 
 Minnie M (Richardson 
 Harvey S fisher 
 
 Merrill E fisher 
 
 Stanley, A P fisher 
 
 Mabel (Stanley 
 Esther pi 
 
 Enoch A pi 
 
 Robert E pi 
 
 Chester W pi 
 
 Leslie pi 
 
 John T pi 
 
 Stanley, B Frank Islesford 
 capt of life saving station 
 Almenia G (Gilley 
 Inez (m Phippen 
 Walter F boat slip 
 
 Jennie M (m Jarvis 
 Ida M (m Bryant 
 Frankie E ptr & yachting 
 Minnie E (m Stanley 
 Blanche E (m Spur ling 
 Elsie L pi 
 
 Stanley, Daniel K fisher 
 
 Smith S fisher 
 
 Rosinda P (m Wedge 
 Philena J (Fernald 
 
 Stanley, E B yachting & fishg 
 Ida F (Steele dr mkr 
 Ethel M at home 
 
 Ruth F pi 
 
 Stanley, Edw J fisher 
 
 Mary S (Moore 
 
 Chas E genl wk 
 
 Velma M tr 
 
 Stanley, Elva A (Stanley mer 
 
 Stanley, F E yachting & fishg 
 Islesford 
 Minnie E (Stanley 
 
 Stanley, Frank E ptr I 'ford 
 A Maud (Rice 
 Ella M. 
 
 Stanley, Frank L fishg & ychtg 
 Maggie M (Harding 
 Harold stu 
 
 Walter L pi 
 
 Clifford pi 
 
 Lyle pi 
 
 Stanley, Gilbert M 
 
 yachting & fishinp; 
 Bertie pi 
 
 Stanley, G S fisher 
 
 *Caro M (m Turner 
 
 N E Har 
 *Myra E (m Overley 
 
 St Louis, Mo 
 * Clarence S fish mkt 
 
 N E Har 
 Richard H fishing & ychtg 
 Maurice I pi 
 
 Cordelia (Teel-Townsend 
 Edith 
 
 Stanley, Hiram L mer & P M 
 Nettie A (Spurling 
 
 Stanley, J G fisher 
 
 May F (Stanley 
 Vida M (m Joy 
 
 VICTOR 
 
 MACHINES and RECORDS at 
 
 CLEMENT'S MUSIC STORE 
 
CENSUS 
 
 333 
 
 Ernest G stu 
 
 Myrtle E , pi 
 
 Stanley, Linda (Stanley I 'ford 
 Laura A (m Ham 
 
 Stanley, Lewis G boat slip 
 
 Stanley, Loring A I 'ford 
 
 hotel bus & car 
 Velma R (Looke 
 Andrew E elec 
 
 Berton T stu 
 
 Ethel E ' stu 
 
 Roy H pi 
 
 Helen S pi 
 
 Doris E pi 
 
 Stanley, Lucinda G (Stanley 
 * Carrie E (m Jordan 
 
 (adopted daughter) Seal Har 
 
 J Gilman fisher 
 
 Frank A (Johnson) ychtg 
 
 (adopted son) 
 
 Stanley, Maria (Spurling 
 
 Frank L fisher 
 
 May F (m Stanley 
 Josie S (m Bunker 
 Elva A (m Stanley 
 Perley D fisher 
 
 Addie E (m Duren 
 
 Stanley, Nathan S mer I 'ford 
 Margaret (DoUiver 
 
 Stanley, Perley D fisher 
 
 Lena E (Leavitt tr 
 
 Stanley, Phebe J (Gilley 
 
 Baker's Is 
 Wm Usher 
 
 Albert W iisner 
 
 *Alfred mech Conn 
 
 Mabel (m Stanley 
 
 Stanley, Smith S fisher I 'ford 
 Eunice P (Guptill 
 ^Roderick K tr Naples 
 
 Stanley, Thos F yacht capt 
 Luella S (Spurling 
 Freeman E ychtg & fishg 
 Agnes M (m Phippen 
 *Ella B (m Morrell 
 
 Bar Har 
 
 Stanley, Thos M 
 
 Rena A (m Bunker 
 * Carrie E (m Jordan 
 
 Seal Har 
 Mary H (Holmes 
 
 Stanley, Tyler H far I 'ford 
 
 Stanley, W F car & yachting 
 Islesford 
 Florence (Young 
 Norman F 
 
 Stanley, Wm D boat slip, fisher 
 Nancy (Stanley 
 
 Stanley, Wm F fisher 
 
 Baker's Is 
 
 Carrie (Ober 
 
 Gerald K fisher 
 
 Philip pi 
 
 Steele, Fred E car 
 
 Sadie C (Bunker 
 Lulu M pi 
 
 Steele, John B car 
 
 Annie E (Haraden 
 
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 Postmasters — Mrs. Nettie A. Stanley; Islesford — Geo. R. 
 Hadlock; Sutton — Mrs. Clara A. Rice. 
 
 Town Clerk — George W. Bulger. 
 
 Clergyman, Islesford — C. B. Boles (Bar Harbor P. O.), Bap. 
 
 Lawyer — George R. Hadlock. 
 
 Justices— Gilbert T. Hadlock, Apr. 24, 1913; Geo. R. Had- 
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 — Wm. E. Hallock. 
 
 Merchants — Chas. E. Spurling, Mrs. Nettie A. Stanley, 
 John H. Hamor, Mrs. Elva A. Stanley, general stores; Mrs. 
 Chas. E. Spurling, millinery; Mrs. Sadie Hamor, millinery, 
 fancy goods and dressmaking. Islesford — Nathan S. Stanley, 
 Arthur Spurling (also dry goods), groceries; Gilbert Hadlock, 
 coal and ice. 
 
 Manufacturers — C. E. Howard, Gilbert Rosebrook, Chas. W. 
 Bracy, Millard S. Spurling, Leonard J. Spurling, Robert At- 
 kins, John M. Bunker, Fred E. Steele, John B. Steele, Arthur 
 E. Spurling, boats; A. J. Bryant, Adelbert Stanley, Walter 
 Stanley, Geo. W. Bulger, Fred E. Steele, Millard S. Spurling, 
 George W. Spurling, John B. Steele, carpenters. Sutton — 
 Leslie R. Rice, boats. 
 
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