A decade and a half after the first automobile appeared in Bangor, hundreds of motor vehicles – autos, trucks, even motorcycles operated by women – were rolling through the streets of the Queen City of the East after the last snow melted each spring. The growing number of automobilists had created new businesses for a host of enterprising entrepreneurs as well as new headaches for city fathers.
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