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History of Westchester County, New York, Vol. II

Scharf, J. Thomas, ed. History of Westchester County, New York, including Morrisania, Kings Bridge, and West Farms, which have been annexed to New York City, Vol. II. Philadelphia: L.E. Preston & Co., 1886. 288 words

Neumann. proprietor Meglemre, city dray ; J. W. Lee, Palace livery stable ; Bridgeport Hardware Company : LeBlanc Brothers, started about 1907 or 1908; W. H. Willis, implements; Beerline & Scott, hardware and harness ; Bridgeport Lumber Company ; W. J. Scoggins, dentist; M. F. Umbenhower, auctioneer; Dr. C. Palmer, R. C. Neumann, proprietor Hotel Bridgeport ; Wilcox & Broome, law and land attorneys at Alliance, practicing here considerably ; C. E. May, meat market ; The Mode Millinery ; E. C. Haines, jeweler ; Beatrice Creamery Company ; Baker Restaurant, W. A. Barnes, proprietor ; Concrete Works, J. Frank VanAtter ; The Midway Saloon.

1914 Business Directory The following- is a business directory of the town in 1914. Bridgeport Mercantile Company, W. D. Cocke, president and manager, dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, groceries, hardware, furniture and notions; T. H. Stevens, meat market; Rochell Brothers, cleaning and pressing; W. H. Miller & Son, harness shop; H. H. Cook, restaurant ; C. E. McGee, bakery and lunch room ; Beerline & Scott, hardware and harness; R. C. Neumann, Hotel Bridgeport; Miller & Hopkins, furniture ; J. L. Miller & Company, clothing and furnishings ; R. C. Harshman, manager; Platte Valley Mercantile Co., dry goods and ladies' furnishings: G. G. Putman. groceries; Bridgeport Lumber Company, lumber and coal, F. H. Putman, president. J. L. Tout, secretary: A. C. G. Kaempfer, blacksmith and wagon shop; Valley Hotel, Ridings and LaFollette, proprietors ; Sam Fisher, barber shop ; Reynolds & Clark, restaurant; J. A. Schwender. wines, liquors and cigars; R. H. Hester, the Club saloon; C. C. Nelson, the "Sugar Beet Exchange"; J. S. Lee, livery; C. S. Munson, restaurant: [. E. Coleman, meat market; T. G. Porter", pool hall; LeBlanc Brothers,