Penobscot County ME Archives History - Businesses .....Corinna 1883
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CORINNA.

Thirty miles W. N. W. of Bangor. On Newport and Dexter R. R. Original
proprietor, Dr. John Warren, of Boston. Incorporated, Dec. 11, 1816.
Population-1850, 1550; 1860, 1599; 1870, 1513; 1880, 1503. Valuation, 1860
-Polls, 374; Estates, $233,711; 1870-Polls, 443; Estates, $391,711; 1880-Polls,
380; $421,649.

  Postmasters-E. P. Burrill; Center, W. S. Allen.

  Selectmen-J. S. Burrill, N. R. Packard, H. Q. Worthen.

  Town Clerk-J. H. Steward.

  Treasurer-Samuel Copp.

  Constable and Collector-Samuel Copp.

  School Committee-J. C. Pease, J. H. Shepherd, J. P. Nelson.

  Clergymen-W. Lermond (Exeter), Meth. D. Steward, W. E. Noyes (Stetson), Bap.;
J. P. Nelson, F. Bap.; J. T. House, Chris; G. B. Lanpher, Adv.

  Physician-C. B. Porter, O. H. Merrill, All.

  Justices-Samuel Copp, March 17, 1880, Quorum: Robert Knowles, Feb. 2, 1882;
Wm. A. Copeland, Nov. 17, 1879, Trial; J. B. Currier, Dedimus.

  Merchants-F. B. Shaw, G. F. Bachelder, S. Morse, T. E. Gardner, general
stores; F. E. Sprague, drugs and medicines; E. Folsom. drugs, books, fancy
goods, watches, clocks, and jewelry; J. H. Steward, stoves, tin and hardware; J.
S. Burrill, groceries and provisions: J. H. & C. E. Shepherd, market; W. A.
Southard, harnesses; Clark & Greenwood, milliners; Burrill & Ireland, corn and
flour; E. P. Burrill, general stores; G. D. Steward, furniture, coffins and
caskets; A. Veazie, L. Veazie, eggs; A. L. Grant, F. B. Shaw, Albert Holt,
produce; G. W. Furber & Bro., fancy goods and groceries; S. Titcomb, I. H.
Crowell, J. Rackliff & Son, Copp & Worthen, A. L. Grant, Weymouth & Worthen,
Albert Dorr, J. D. Cormick, live stock; S. D. Parker & Co., boots and shoes.
Lincoln Mills, E. Lincoln, general stores.

  Manufacturers-J. G. Moody, M. & R. Lincoln, W. H. Welch, J. & S. Lyford, S. S.
Burrill, lnmber; W. A. Southard, harnesses; Levi Pratt. Anson Fisher, boots and
shoes; Burrill & Ireland flour and meal; T. F. Burrill, doors, sash and blinds;
S. Fowles, Geo. R. Barker, Wm. Campbell, D. J. Smith, J. B. Currier, J.
Dearborn, smiths; Corinna Iron Foundry, G. W. Nutter, castings; E. W. Holt,
tire-upsetter; Frank Day, painter; J. A. Whitcomb, John Shepherd, I. M. Knowles,
carriages; Charles Greenwood, woolen mill; Mrs. C. A. Burrill, Mrs. C. H. Morse,
dressmakers; S. S. Burrill, bricks. Center, C. B. Ellis, smith; W. C. Patten,
Lewis Cook, C. A. Gray, carpenters; L. A. Ireland, cooper.

  Barber-M. C. Card.

  American Express Co.-Geo. D. Steward, agent.

  Library-Corinna Circulating Library, E. Folsom, librarian.

  Academy-Corinna Union Academy, incorporated June 4, 1857, A. M. Burton,
principal.

  Hall-Fowles', S. Fowles, proprietor.

  Asso'tns-Masons-Parian, Sat. on or before full moon. I. O. G. T.- Woodbine,
Friday. Corinna Cornet Band-J. H. Steward, leader.

  Hotel-Corinna House, Asa L. Grant.


Additional Comments:

Extracted from:

MAINE STATE YEAR-BOOK,
AND
LEGISLATIVE MANUAL,
FOR THE YEAR
1883-84,
FROM APRIL 1, 1883, TO APRIL 1, 1884,

BY EDMUND S. HOYT.
PREPARED PURSUANT TO ORDERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

PORTLAND: HOYT, FOGG &  DONHAM,
193 MIDDLE STREET.


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