”BENTON SCHOOL.—Ninth and Locust streets; lot 127 by 111 feet; built 1870; cost $32,000; warmed by furnaces; 3 stories; 12 rooms; 700 seats; 13 English and 1 German teacher; District—North by Green street; east by Mississippi river; south by Market … Continue reading
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”The statistics of Canaan, Bloomfield, and Skowhegan, for the year 1850, will show the state of the business. Moderators– …John Ware, 1808 … Town Treasurers– …John Ware, 1799 … Representatives To General Court– …John Ware, 1808 …” Reference Data: … Continue reading
October 1794 Town of Noridgewock to—Obadiah Witherell, William Sylvester, and John Ware, Dr. —as Committee for said Town to finish the meeting house. 1795. paid Ware 6s for 1/2 m 10d Nails ”The late John Ware was very strenuous in … Continue reading
”In the vicinity of the year 1800, Daniel Lambert and his son Moses lived in that part of Canaan now called Bloomfield. They were men who were not generally regarded as of ordinary powers of mind, but the sequel will … Continue reading
”Associations, Institutions, &c. — Skowhegan Bank, situated on Skowhegan Island, in Bloomfield, was incorporated March 4,1833. Capital, $75,000; Discount day, Monday. First Officers, — Samuel Weston, President; Samuel Philbrick, Cashier; Samuel Weston, Isaac Farrar, J. G. Neil, Abner Coburn, Edmund … Continue reading
”The families residing in Norridgewock at the time of its incorporation, may be learned from the following list of the first payers of taxes, …John Ware, …” Reference Data: … Continue reading
”September 14th, 1808, the town voted to petition the President of the United States to suspend the operation of the Embargo laws. In the year following, William Jones, Calvin Selden, John Harlow, John Ware, and Richard Sawtelle, were chosen as … Continue reading
”First store opened very small by Samuel Weston, in partnership with the late John Ware, about 1780 — Mr. Ware at Norridgewock, and Weston at his farm ; — kept as long as he lived, and was preparing to enlarge.” … Continue reading
PHYSICIANS ”Norridgewock. Abel Ware of Groton, father of John Ware, came here in 1784, and practised considerably during the few months of his visit.” Reference Data: … Continue reading
