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| Annual Report of the Municipal Officers of the Town of Eden, 1905 Jesup Memorial Library |
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|  Annual Report of the Municipal Officers of the Town of Eden, 1905 Jesup Memorial Library Description: Eden was incorporated as a town in 1796, and the town's name was officially changed to Bar Harbor in 1918. Report by the selectmen of Eden, ME on the financial accounts of the town, including lists of expenditures and receipts for the fiscal year ending February 1, 1905. There are also statements from the treasurer, board of health, road commissioner, overseer of the poor, town clerk, and superintendent of schools. The report concludes with an annual town meeting warrant and summary of the previous meeting. People Mentioned: Lewis Abbott, Helen Adair, C. F. Allen, Flora Allen, Ephriam Alley, Everard Alley, F. O. Alley, J. W. Alley, Norman Alley, Anton Anderson, Douglass Anderson, Edmund Anderson, F. L. Andrews, Frank Andrews, J. Franklin Anthony, R. L. Arey, Nathan Ash, Fred Ashford, John Atcherson, Ruth Atherton, George W. Austin, H. D. Averill, E. E. Babb, Conrad Bagrielson, S. D. Bailey, Henry K. Barnes, Cyprian Barrett, E. Barton, L. Barton, E. C. Bass, Finley Beaton, Andrew Benson, E. Bernardini, George P. Billings, A. B. Black, Harold L. Bond, F. A. Bowden, F. O. Bowden, Paul Bowden, George S. Bowdoin, R. P. Bowler, H. J. Bragdon, F. C. Bragg, E. Brailey, E. Braley, James L. Bray, Archie Brewer, Daniel Brewer, F. J. Brewer, F. L. Brewer, Harold Brewer, Icaphene Brewer, Melinda Brewer, H. N. Brooks, Daniel K. Brown, Elmira Brown, Henry A. Brown, D. A. Bunker, D. Wellington Bunker, G. L. Bunker, Ralph Bunker, W. H. Bunker, Charles Burleigh, Alex Burns, Michael Burns, John Burr Jr., Thomas Burr, Alex Campbell, L. A. Campbell, Margaret Campbell, Willie Campbell, J. J. Canning, E. S. Carpenter, Nellie Rebecca Carroll, Mrs. Daniel Carter, N. Carter, Mrs. Henry Chambers, Pearle E. Cheney, E. E. Chick, H. M. Clark, J. E. Clark, Lenora Clark, W. S. Clark, A. W. Cleaves, Arno Cleaves, George Cleaves, L. Sherman Cleaves, S. J. Clement, John Codie, Ethelyn Cole, C. M. Conant, Neldo Conary, Charles E. Conners, F. H. Conners, H. A. Conners, H. M. Conners, John W. Conners, George Corbett, E. E. Cousins, Herbert Cousins, Hoyt Cousins, Fred H. Cowan, H. J. Crabtree, Mrs. Uriel H. Crocker, Charlotte Cross, J. L. Crossman, Charles Cunningham, W. E. Cunningham, E. E. Curtis, Daniel Daigle, Joseph Dalissio, E. T. Dalton, A. H. Davenport, Abigail Davis, Grace Davis, Leroy Davis, W. H. Davis, Burton Day, T. J. De Laittre, Thomas De Laittre, William De Laittre, Luere B. Deasy, William Dennery, John Dennis, Pauline Devereaux, F. E. Dillingham, Charles Dodge, T. Donovan, Ida Dorcus, E. E. Dorr, Michael Doyle, Joseph Duffy, Granville Dunham, Frank Dunton, J. P. Dunton, W. H. Dunton, Walter Dunton, H. A. Dyer, Leander B. Dyer, Roy Ells, Roderick Emerton, A. C. Emery, A. G. Emery, Ceylon Emery, Charles Emery, Frances Emery, George L. Emery, H. F. Emery, H. J. Emery, Hoyt Emery, Lawrence Emery, W. H. Emery, Mary I. Emmons, Eben Eveleth, Ernesto G. Fabbri, John Falkensteine, James Farley, Thomas Farley, Clara Farnsworth, J. C. Farrell, William Fennelly, A. L. Fletcher, George Fletcher, Harry Fogg, H. Warren Foss, F. D. Foster, William Foster, C. J. Francis, M. Franklin, C. E. Freeman, C. Frost, Enos Frost, Irving Frost, Fred Fuller, Charles Garland, J. K. Garland, L. A. Garland, Samuel C. George, S. W. Getchell, H. B. Gilbert, Sherman Gilbert, Basil Goodell, G. W. Goodell, Wesley Goodell, A. A. Gordon, E. D. Gordon, Ernest Gordon, Ralph Gordon, Frank Gott, Charles Graffam, Harry Grant, James Grant, Jennie Grant, Mark Grant, A. L. Graves, Adelbert Gray, Arthur Gray, Dell Gray, E. J. Gray, E. L. Gray, Fred Gray, Malvern Greenhouse, D. G. Grindle, Fausta Grindle, G. D. Grindle, R. L. Grindle, Percy Grover, Charles Guptill, George Guptill, Letitia Guptill, T. P. Guthrie, Thomas Guthrie, C. M. Hadley, E. Hadley, Eddie Hadley, Granville Hadley, John Hadley, R. J. Hadley, George R. Hagerthy, Carrie Haley, P. Haley, D. G. Hall, George Hall, Ivory Hall, Charles Hamilton, I. K. Hamilton, J. K. Hamilton, J. L. Hammett, Alden Hamor, C. A. Hamor, E. M. Hamor, Eugene Hamor, Frank Hamor, G. H. Hamor, H. D. Hamor, Irving Hamor, J. C. Hamor, J. E. Hamor, Linwood Hamor, M. L. Hamor, Mae L. Hamor, Maud Hamor, Orrington Hamor, Roy Hamor, W. B. Hamor, A. R. Hanscom, A. Harden, Almond Harden, George Hardy, Susan Warren Hardy, B. W. Harker, Mabel Harlow, Herbert Harris, Andrew Haskell, F. J. Haskell, Christine Hatch, James Hatt, Grace Haynes, Charles Haywood, Harold E. Haywood, Jessie Haywood, O. O. Haywood, D. C. Heath, T. C. Herscom, T. G. Hersom, Charles Heyward, David Heywood, Alonzo Higgins, Ann M. Higgins, Ansel Higgins, B. S. Higgins, C. B. Higgins, Calvin L. Higgins, Coll Higgins, Conie Higgins, E. P. Higgins, Earle Higgins, Eben Higgins, Edward Higgins, Elliott Higgins, Elverdo Higgins, Elvin Higgins, F. B. Higgins, F. L. Higgins, Frank N. Higgins, George Higgins, Jessie H. Higgins, Joseph Higgins, Lawrence Higgins, Lionell Higgins, Marguerite Higgins, Minnie Higgins, Mrs. S. H. Higgins, R. G. Higgins, Robert Higgins, S. H. Higgins, S. N. Higgins, T. C. Higgins, W. F. Higgins, William Higgins, E. W. Hill, N. Hillson, Charles Hinckley, Agnes Hodgkins, Asa Hodgkins, B. L. Hodgkins, C. A. Hodgkins, J. L. Hodgkins, Henry Holt, Lydia Holt, George W. Hopkins, J. H. Hopkins, S. H. Hopkins, Seth Hopkins, Phineas J. Horwitz, William Howard, Thomas Howlett, Thomas H. Hubbard, Carrie Hughes, Abel Hunt, Stillman Huntley, Daniel Hurd, Emma F. Hutchinson, Carl Ingalls, Reginald Ingalls, Sidney Jackson, A. E. Jellison, A. O. Jellison, Arthur Jellison, Elmer Jellison, Eugene Jellison, F. R. Jellison, G. M. Jellison, Henry E. Jellison, Rupert Jellison, V. P. Jellison, Veranus Jellison, Edward Jewell, C. S. Johnson, J. L. Johnson, C. L. Johnston, C. S. Johnston, Charles W. Jordan, Sullivan Jordan, Sylvanus Jordan, P. H. Joy, John I. Kane, M. T. Kavanaugh, Henry Kelley, Mrs. Frank Kelley, John S. Kennedy, George King, Stephen L. Kingsley, Charles W. Kittredge, R. H. Kittredge, Mary Knight, A. B. Knowles, Bent Knowles, Harold Knowles, Lottie Knowles, T. B. Knowles, Tommy Knowles, James Knox, Julius Kurson, C. C. Ladd, Charles H. Lake, John E. Lake, William Lalley, George Lambert, A. E. Lawrence, E. A. Leary, E. A. Leland, Eugene Leland, F. I. Leland, Harry Leland, Lewis Leland, Linnie Leland, Oscar Leland, P. R. Leland, Roland Leland, Shirley Leland, W. Leland, W. M. Leland, C. E. Lindall, C. C. Linscott, Everett Liscomb, T. S. Liscomb, W. H. Liscomb, Flora Long, Edgar I. Lord, Martin L. Lord, George J. Loring, Alice Lowell, Esther Lowell, Murray Lurvey, William Lurvey, A. H. Lynam, F. Lyonds, A. F. Manning, Helen Mansfield, David Marshall, George Marshall, Raphael Masstrangialo, Nathan Matthews, George Mayo, John Mayo, Liston Mayo, W. G. Mayo, A. H. McCalley, Hugh McCourt, Allison McDougal, A. R. McFarland, Blanch McFarland, C. L. McFarland, Edward McFarland, H. L. McFarland, H. S. McFarland, Irving McFarland, J. M. McFarland, Lester McFarland, S. P. McFarland, Sanford McFarland, Vernon McFarland, W. McFarland, Washburn McFarland, W. P. McGown, Wallace McGown, David McGuire, Annie McKay, D. W. McKay, George McLain, Jane McLaughlin, Arthur McQuinn, Atkinson Mentzer, A. A. Mitchell, G. B. Mitchell, George Mitchell, Howard R. Mitchell, John Mitchell, M. B. Mitchell, Maude E. Monroe, E. Eugene Moon, F. H. Moon, R. H. Moon, S. V. Moon, James Mooney, C. W. Moore, Martha Moore, Thomas F. Moran, C. L. Morang, A. L. Morgan, C. C. Morrison, E. J. Morrison, E. S. J. Morse, Fred Morse, A. L. Mosely, A. A. Mosley, J. W. Mosley, Fred Murch, Elizabeth Murphey, May Murphy, Mrs. P. Murphy, John H. Nevills, Flora Nickerson, Juliette Nickerson, Marietta Nickerson, James Nolan, Chester Norris, Harvey Norwood, Eugene Page, D. H. Paine, E. M. Paine, Josie Paine, M. W. Paine, Norman Paine, B. W. Parker, E. C. Parker, Helen Parker, George Parks, Ivory B. Parrett, George H. Patterson, W. E. Peach, W. Pendleton, C. E. Perkins, M. Perlinsky, Arno Pettingill, George A. Phillips, Charles Phippen, Chester Phippen, Chauncy Pierce, W. L. Pierce, C. B. Pineo, Herbert Poole, Sadie Poole, J. M. Parker Post, H. K. Potter, J. L. Potter, Nathan Povich, John Powers, L. N. Pray, G. H. Preble, George Preble, W. H. Puffer, J. W. Purte, Mrs. W. H. Rankin, Edward Ready, Charles Reeves, Reuben Remick, E. M. Renouf, David Reynolds, Frank Reynolds, G. F. Reynolds, Josephus Reynolds, A. N. Rich, Chester Rich, Lona A. Rich, O. P. Rich, S. N. Rich, Eunice Richards, George H. Richards, Hannah C. Richards, James Richards, M. F. Richards, Thomas Richards, W. B. Richards, Arthur Richardson, E. C. Richardson, Harriett Richardson, Lewis Richardson, Millard Richardson, Mrs. M. Richardson, Charles Rinaldo, Fred Robbins, Mrs. S. A. Robbins, Ralph Robbins, A. R. Robertoff, Benjamin Rodick, F. Rodick, F. M. Rodick, H. C. Rodick, J. A. Rodick, S. H. Rodick, Scott Rodick, Lawrence Rooney, Willie Ross, E. B. Ryder, Eugene Ryder, Frank Ryder, Freeman Ryder, Stephen Ryder, George D. Salisbury, Archie Salisbury, Clarence Salisbury, Dallas Salisbury, Evadne Salisbury, S. C. Salisbury, Sherman Salisbury, W. M. Salisbury, Benjamin Sanborn, Edith Sargent, Walter Sargent, David M. Sawyer, E. J. Sawyer, J. H. Sawyer, Cora Schoppe, W. A. Scott, J. W. Seavy, F. E. Sherman, A. M. Shiro, Idylene Shute, R. R. Simpson, Paul Sinford, Mary Small, B. R. Smith, Charles Smith, Edward L. Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Ernest E. Smith, Everett Smith, F. L. Smith, H. D. Smith, Lincoln Smith, Lottie Smith, Mabel Smith, P. E. Smith, W. E. Smith, W. H. Smith, Wilbur Smith, A. C. Snow, J. W. Somes, John F. Spelman, Seth Spencer, Bertha Sprague, Lillian Spratt, G. J. Stafford, George Stanley, H. A. Stanley, H. I. Stanley, H. J. Stanley, Hannah Stanley, J. N. Stanley, L. A. Stanley, R. E. Stanley, T. W. Stanley, W. W. Stanley, Charles Staples, Harry Stearns, Dan Steele, Eugene Stevens, O. K. Stevens, F. L. Stewart, Anna Stinson, Susie Stinson, Grange Store, Henry Story, C. H. Stover, James Stover, M. W. Stratton, Ora G. Strout, Hugh Stuart, Vesta Stubbs, James D. Sweeney, Beulah Sylvester, O. W. Tapley, Clarence Tate, Fred Taylor, William Thatcher, Charles Thomas, E. P. Thomas, J. H. Thomas, John S. Thomas, Orient Thompson, William Thorn, A. G. Thurston, C. D. Thurston, James Thurston, Stephen Timmons, George Todd, George Tracy, Margaret Tribou, B. A. Tripp, I. M. Tripp, J. E. Tripp, Henry Trott, Samuel Tuttle, Hattie Urquhart, C. Fred Vielli, H. D. Wakefield, R. W. Wakefield, Chester Walls, Clifford Walls, Daniel Walls, Elbridge Walls, F. E. Walls, Frank Walls, S. J. Walls, George Ward, Florence Warren, Samuel Warren, Fred Watson, C. A. Weaver, Harry Webb, Charles Wedburg, George L. Wescott, Grace Wescott, Elva Whipple, Bert White, Charles B. White, Eugene White, Fred White, C. E. Whitmore, Frank E. Whitmore, J. E. Whitmore, B. E. Whitney, Ernest Wilcomb, F. B. Wilkinson, C. M. Willey, Clifford Willey, Clifton Willey, A. T. Wilson, A. V. Wilson, J. W. Wood, R. D. Wood, Charles Woodbury, Norman Woodbury, W. L. Woodworth, Marion Woy, Hollis Wright, Lincoln Wright, Gertrude Wyman, Charles Young, Frank T. Young, H. H. Young, Irving Young, J. L. Young, Merrill Young, Robert Young, Royal Young, S. K. Young, W. Young, W. H. Young, Willard Young [show more] |
| Description of Main Street Northeast Harbor, 1901 Northeast Harbor Library |
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| Description of Main Street Northeast Harbor, 1901 Northeast Harbor Library | |
| Rough Sketch of Northeast Harbor, ME Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Rough Sketch of Northeast Harbor, ME Northeast Harbor Library Description: Shows roads, cottages, and paths in Northeast Harbor. | |
| Northeast Harbor Panoramic Postcards Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Northeast Harbor Panoramic Postcards Northeast Harbor Library Description: a: Northeast Harbor Fleet and walkway to Smallidge Point. b: Showing the harbor view from Spurling & Ladd boat slip c: Showing the Spurling & Ladd boat slip (Clifton Dock) viewed from the Clifton Hotel. Dock is active with people and horses. d: From Spurling & Ladd boat slip (Clifton Dock) of a variety of boats in the harbor. e: Asticou Mountain (Eliot Mountain) of the harbor and village in Northeast Harbor. Several village of Northeast Harbor. A few cottage sites are identified. f: Northeast Harbor Swim Club with a canoe in the pool and a large number of people surrounding it. g: Looking across Somes Sound from Indian Head. h: Toward Somes Sound and Flying and Acadia Mountains from "Westover" on Schoolhouse Ledge. The "Disston Bungalow" is the Corson Farm before it was moved. Tilton Cottage is also identified. i: Somes Sound from Flying Mountain. Eagle Lake can be seen in the center. The upper road on the east shore of the Sound was abandoned in the 1930's. j: Northeast Harbor Belle Smallidge Collection [show more] | |
| Northeast Harbor, Maine Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Northeast Harbor, Maine Northeast Harbor Library Description: Shows Northeast Harbor before the harbor was filled in. | ||
| Islesford, Little Cranberry Island Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Islesford, Little Cranberry Island Northeast Harbor Library Description: Little Cranberry Island. The trees were planted by Nathanial Gott. Houses from left: William Young's; Nate Stanley's, Hotel Islesford; Arthur Spurling's. | |
| Southwest Harbor, Hancock County, Maine Northeast Harbor Library |
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| Southwest Harbor, Hancock County, Maine Northeast Harbor Library Description: Fire risk assessment and real property maps. Location map and index. | ||
| Ox Hill, Seal Harbor, Me. Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Ox Hill, Seal Harbor, Me. Northeast Harbor Library Description: Looking westward along beach, shows length of beach with roofs of hotels including Glen Cove and Seaside with original (1806) Clement homestead at far right. | ||
| Atlantic, Me. Golden Gate. Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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|  Atlantic, Me. Golden Gate. Southwest Harbor Public Library Description: Mailed to: Mrs. Clara Philips, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Signed: Vira Joyce | |
| Looking down Bass Harbor, McKinley, Maine Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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|  Looking down Bass Harbor, McKinley, Maine Southwest Harbor Public Library Description: Mailed to: Miss Lottie King, Manset, Me. | |
| Pickering Square, Bangor, Maine Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| Eben Hamor's Record Book Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Eben Hamor's Record Book Northeast Harbor Library Description: Copy of the organizations and proceedings of the Plantation of Mount Desert as recorded by Eben Hamor. Select copies of marriage/birth/death records from the "Old Mt. Desert Record Book". From original in Raymond Strout Collection. Scanned is also an excerpt of "The Oath of Allegiance" from 1789. | |||
| Main Street Looking North - Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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|  Main Street Looking North - Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor Public Library Description: Buildings on the Left: The J.C. Ralph Building is the first structure. One of the old street lights and the Southwest Harbor Public Library wall are visible beyond the Ralph building. The building after the library property is the Freeman J. Lurvey building - now 334 Main Street. Buildings on the Right: The rustic porch of the later demolished Elisha Crane House is visible on corner of Clark Point Road. The sign for what is now Clark Point Road refers to Steamboat Wharf, which is now part of the US Coast Guard property at the end of Clark Point Road. The horse drinking fountain is in the street in front of it. The Southwest Harbor School House as Harmon Block is the large white block-like building. The bell tower on the old Freeman Grammar School, now Harbor House, can be seen behind the Harmon Block. The small building at the far right was the George Gilley plumbing shop (later The Gilley Plumbing Company) at what is now 315 Main Street. [show more] | |
| Main Street Looking North - Southwest Harbor - Postcard Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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|  Main Street Looking North - Southwest Harbor - Postcard Southwest Harbor Public Library Description: On the right: J.A. Freeman's Post Office building The Odd Fellows building Masonic Hall - not shown in picture - 353 Main Street George Harmon block - now 339 Main Street George H. Gilley Plumbing Shop - now 315 Main Street On the left: Residence built in 1883 by John Crockett - had several subsequent owners and a one-story store attached by Dudley Mayo. It was later a hotel. A.L. Holmes general store. Holmes Hotel. The Town Bandstand is just visible between the hotel and Ralph's store. One of the few photographs showing the bandstand. Small building at the end is John Ralph's studio - now 344 Main Street The first four buildings on the left and the Odd Fellows building were destroyed by the March 1922 fire. [show more] | |
| High Street North from Dirigo House, Southwest Harbor, Maine Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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|  High Street North from Dirigo House, Southwest Harbor, Maine Southwest Harbor Public Library Description: Printed in Germany |
