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r.; i '•iatives l coUiu never :.ame but I would like toC*.WThis of course goes-band also. As everyone, good and help-th, thanks can not ex-ve really feel.please put the right right places as I havelt;*•Fire Alarm AtB.H. To Start•»niUea how to express; words.Mrs. Richard C Burnsiders TripFor SecondMothers MarchTwoObserveBeginningSixty-eight mothers will ‘march’tonight in the town of Bar Harborin the fight against Polio.At seven p.m. the fire alarmwill sound to announce the ‘March7 and to remind residents to “turnOf 82nd YearNathan T. Smallidge observedhis 81st birthday January 18 atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Llew-on your porch light.” Mothers whowill march are: Mrs. A. L. Mac-ellyn C. Damon of Northeast Harbor with whom he resides.RowfvGray’s Seasiders feathers out of the F.agies for the secondrow by hanging stub-lead last night at the r. a thriller 59 to 57.Quinn, jr., Mrs. J. H. Fitch, Mrs. Roger Johnson, Mrs. Alton Jewett,Mrs. Frances Seeley, Mrs. AllenGriffin, Mrs. Liston Paquet, Mrs. George Lambert, Mrs. William Fenton, Mrs. Denis Elward, Mrs.He was pleasantly surprised ata birthday gathering that evening when the following friends came to wish him many more happy birthdays: The* Edward James,Bucklin, Fennelly, Bryant Nicholsons, Rogers, Gilpatrick and the hosts and their son Sheldon.John Sweet, Mrs. George Barker Mrs. Cecil Robbins, Mrs, Leroyiperiod that allowed nly seven points spell-for the orange and:r.c- scoreaftertwotied 30-30 atperiods ofJ -hn Kelley opened the;a hook. The big Bar Har-• - played one of the bestih'-nes of his career.Strout, Mrs. H. O. Keene, jr., Mrs.Dearline Miller, Mrs. Charles Shelton, Mrs, Shirley Leland, Mrs. G. Farrar, Mrs. Arthur E. Brown, Mrs. David Harding, Mrs. RalphWright, Mrs. Edgar Morang, Mrs.Chandler Graves, Mrs. John Jones.Mr. Smallidge has been superintendent of the Northeast Harbora*ocir’s sagging zone with shifting across courtend line kept EllsworthTrip/Snued on Page 8)Mrs. Flora Robbins, Dr. Elizabeth Russell, Mrs. Alex Simoneau.Mrs. James Harris, Mrs. William Poirier, Mrs. Fred Ames, Mrs.George Hinckley, Mrs. Hugh Kelly, Mrs. Durwood Coffin, Mrs. William Carswell, Mrs. JohnHiggins, Mrs. Gardiner Norton, Mrs. Merrill Brewer, Mrs. Harrygolf club for the past 15 years,and before coming to Northeast Harbor to work was employed on Bartletts Island for If, years for Augustus Peabody Loring of Boston.He is very active and enjoys agood time with the younger people. He is a 60 year member of the Odd Fellows to which he be-; longed two years at the IslandLodge in Bar Harbor and 58 years at Ocean Lodge of Northeast Harbor.William Manchester celebratedMothers March(Continued on Page 5)his 81st birthday, which occurred82nd Year(Continued on Page 5)Twon.ceieT *Northeast Harbor Prated their 81st week.In the first photo at theleft William Manchester isAt the right is Nathan T.Smallidge.lastshown in an early picture.SwTBLb.mba!elt;alt;CtcsasoMthwWiBmlt;foW€pediiidlt;id(trtO.BJolshlt;decelt;dihores3 V,
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Bar Harbor Times
Bar Harbor, Maine, US
Thu, Jan 26, 1956
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