Standing for many years where the present Dexter Shoe Camps are on Lake Wassookeag was the "Moosehorn" log cabin. One of the earliest recreational buildings on the lake, it was eventually torn down when the summer school camp was established. From left to right are: (front row) John DuBourdieu, tailor; Will Haines, town clerk; Charles Favor, harness maker; Dr. Charles Haines, dentist; N.H. Fay, machine shop; Sam Small, Grist Mill; Wes Judkins, insurance; and V. Macomber, meats; (back row) Will Brewster, groceries; Forrest Parsons, groceries; Peter Amos Abbott, fish and furs; Stan Leighton, bank; Elmer Brewster, drug store; and Warren Carr, hardware.

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