Meriden Connecticut 1917 L C Carleton Stove Repairs Billhead 8.5 x 4.5

This 1917 billhead documents a transaction for stove repairs by L. C. Carleton of Meriden, Connecticut, reflecting everyday service work during a period when household heating and cooking systems required regular maintenance.

Meriden developed as a manufacturing and industrial center in Connecticut, with a network of small businesses supporting residential and commercial needs through specialized trades. The printed heading presents a clean business format with address and telephone connection, while the wording stove repairs identifies the service focus, indicating the importance of local repair work in sustaining household infrastructure.

The document features a ledger-style layout with a handwritten entry describing the repair performed and associated cost, along with a duplicate notation typical of retained business copies. Light ink entries and structured columns illustrate routine accounting practices, offering a concise example of early twentieth-century service billing and recordkeeping.

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