. Litz storico e pittorico ... CUPATION, NUMERI CIVICI e CIVICI Adair John B., lavoratore, 128 S. Abete.Adams John, teamster, posteriore 20 anteriore. Ellen Sig.ra Jennie, lavora a maglia mill.Elsie, pupillo.Edna, pupillo.Adams Michael, ingegnere, 23 S. Spruce.Anna Sig.ra Mabel, lavora a maglia mill.Harry, fabbrica di scarpe.Anna, pupillo.Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Co., C. G. Boyd, presidente; Henry R. Gibbel, segretario; Israele G. Erb, tesoriere; I 3 E. Main.Aldridge Clinton E., cameriere Park House, 26 N. Spruce.Althouse Andrew, pompiere, N. Alley.Bertha Sig.ra Ida.Amer George M., carriola, 21 W. Orange

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. Historical and pictorial Lititz ... CCUPATION, STREET AND HOUSE NUMBERS Adair John B., laborer, 128 S. Spruce.Adams John, teamster, rear 20 Front. Ellen Mrs. Jennie, works knitting mill.Elsie, pupil.Edna, pupil.Adams Michael, engineer, 23 S. Spruce.Anna Mrs. Mabel, works knitting mill.Harry, works shoe factory.Anna, pupil.Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Co., C. G. Boyd, president; Henry R. Gibbel, secretary; Israel G. Erb, treasurer; I 3 E. Main.Aldridge Clinton E., waiter Park House, 26 N. Spruce.Althouse Andrew, fireman, N. Alley.Bertha Mrs. Ida.Amer George M., wheelwright, 21 W. Orange.Louisa M., dressmaker.Katie, works box factory.Amer William, cigar box manufacturer and leaf tobacco, 1 18 S. Broad.Lizzie Mrs. Charles, foreman box factory.Emma.Bachman Charlotte (widow Cornelius), boards, 1 6 Maple.Badorf Clement, farmer, 425 E. Main.Salinda Mrs. Elizabeth, works knitting mill. Martha. Owen, pupil.Badorf Frank, hostler, I 7 S. Locust. Martha Mrs. Haydn W., laborer.Baker Emanuel, cigarmaker, rear 36 S. Broad. [58 1. LITITZ, THE BRETZEL TOWN Famous for Years for Its Delicious Little Twists of Dough By JAMES J. HUEBENER Lititz with its picturesque streets, its beautiful surrounding country, itscentury-old Moravian Church with its unique ceremonies and Linden HallSeminary for girls, beautiful Spring Grounds with its healthy water, itsvaried industries, its hospitable people and its glorious Fourth of Julycelebrations attracts many thousands of visitors every year. Traveling men, parents and friends of the Seminary scholars, relationsand friends of the inhabitants, picnickers, sight-seers and leisure hunters, allcome here with the subtle feeling that they will see something entirely out ofthe ordinar}. Something to relieve their eyes of the tiresome city-street con-ventionality ; their ears and nerves of the hustle, noise and clatter of theirbusiness and home surroundings—and they find it. They find Lititz an ideal spot, virtually a flower garden in the midst o

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