Wiscasset Events Highlight July 4 Submarine Visit
Wiscasset officials expect a Navy submarine to visit the harbor on July 4, after talks with Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Representatives LeRoy Farmer and Donald Brackett. Ex Gov Horace Hildreth will speak at the celebration as part of a busy town schedule with floats, prizes, and award speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Farmer
Donald Brackett
Margaret Chase Smith
Damariscotta
Wiscasset
Bath
Navy Department
Smith
Horace Hildreth
Hildreth
Pakistan
Lester Pickering
Woolwich Social Roundup Notes Visits and Illness
Woolwich society circle reportsBridge party hosted by Mrs Howard Kirkpatrick with guests Mrs Lorraine Price Mrs Charles Powers Mrs Robert Trapp Mrs Charlotte Thornton Mrs Brian Jewett Mrs Marthew Doak and Miss Marcia Stinson Refreshments served Other visits include the Bakers Nequasset to Quint Skowhegan and Sagadahoc ferry residents to Brunswick Also noted are flu confinement of Lori Jean Cornish and Hancock region travel news Day's Ferry Community Club to host meeting Saturday hosted by Wallace Ham and Mrs Herbert Cornish
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kirkpatrick
Lorraine Price
Charles Powers
Robert Trapp
Charlotte Thornton
Brian Jewett
Marthew Doak
Marcia Stinson
Forrest Baker
Nequasset
Errold Quint
Skowhegan
Lawrence Edwards
Melvin Cornish
Howe
Ferry Road
Patricia Baker
Raymond Boyden
Freeport
Norris Waltz
Damariscotta
Chester Leeman
Woolwich
Berlin
N. H
Leon Leonovich
Herbert Leeman
Yarmouth
Gary Pinkham
Daniel Pinkham
Easter Lily Tag Days Raise Over $200 for Pine Tree Society
The Pine Tree Society Easter lily tag drive netted 229.16 with top giver William Radley at 56.04, Ralph Norton 30.51, and Holly Leavitt 24.46. Local volunteers Constance Arsenault Earle Richardson Charles Lowe Wayne Ladd Sharron Talbot Sue Sturtevant Michelle Turcotte Nancy Hampton Samuel Simone Robert Talbot Marla Horridge Ellen Leyton Patricia McGuire aided soliciting donations. Local merchants provided ice cream candy and movie passes to volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Marie I. Hamblett
William Radley
Ralph Norton
Holly Leavitt
Constance Arsenault
Earle Richardson
Charles Lowe
Wayne Ladd
Sharron Talbot
Sue Sturtevant
Michelle Turcotte
Nancy Hampton
Samuel Simone
Robert Talbot
Marla Horridge
Ellen Leyton
Patricia McGuire
Party for Eleanor Estes on her seventh birthday
Eleanor Estes celebrated her seventh birthday with a home party on Berry's Mill road in West Bath. A circus theme featured a merry-go-round cake and ice cream bunnies. Prizes went to Donna Smith, Arthur Ouellette, Linda King, June King, and Ann Ouellette. Guests included Ann and Arthur Ouellette, Roberta and Albert Whorff, Andrew Herrin, June and Linda King, Donna Smith, and Timothy Estes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Estes
Russell E. Estes
Berry's Mill Road
West Bath
Donna Smith
Arthur Ouellette
Linda King
June King
Ann Ouellette
Mrs. Estes
Bethel Arbuckle
Ann
Roberta
Albert Whorff
Andrew Herrin
June
Eleanor
Timothy Estes
Union Good Friday Service At Wesley Church
A Bath Ministers association sponsored Union Good Friday service will be held at twelve noon Friday at Wesley Methodist church with a simultaneous children's service at First Baptist church. Meditations on the cross from This Is Daybreak by Frances McLean will be presented with local clergy and lay members participating. Participants include Roger Upham, Mrs. Upham, Rev. Oliver W. Bell, Mrs. Arline Peyson, Rev. Craig H Richards, Mrs. Ethlyn Barter, Mrs. W Linwood Aynes, Richard Huber. Mrs. Richard Arnold will be organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Ministers Association
Wesley Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Frances McLean
Roger Upham
Walter Upham
Oliver W. Bell
Arline Peyson
Craig
Gifts Awarded At Excel Oil Opening In Five Islands
At the opening of the Excel Oil and Appliances here Friday morning gifts were awarded to Shirley Pinkham of Five Islands a Zenith portable radio Josephine Hutchins of Brunswick a rod reel and line and Marlo Bennett of Bath 100 gallons of fuel oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excel
Shirley Pinkham
Five Islands
Zenith
Josephine Hutchins
Brunswick
Rod, Reel and Line
Marlo Bennett
Bath
West Bath Republican Caucus At Littlefield April 8
Notices posted for a Republican caucus to be held at the Littlefield school on April 8 at 7 30 p m Delegates and alternates to the State and district conventions will be elected Town Committee officers to be chosen and County Committee members nominated Also social notes report visits and funeral services including Mrs Belle Bryant of West Bath and references to local residents and relatives in nearby towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Loring D. Small
Harry J. Rich
West Bath
Green Street
Topsham
Belle Bryant
Maroon Chapel
Woodfords Congregational Church
Portland
Frederick I. Thompson
Bryant
William C Bryant
Flanders
Robert Killam
Jean and
Gerry
Gardiner
Francis Dechan
Baptism Service At Wesley Church Sunday
Palm Sunday service at Wesley Church School featured Baptisms for Cheryl and Cynthia Dudley Warren Skillings Jr Ronald Densmore Kenneth Pickard Margaret Pickard Patrick Pickard Jeffrey McAllister William Oliver Darren Farnham. Dr Oliver W Bell led with assistants Denny Crosby Linda Bailey and Roger Upham. Easter morning membership class to be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
Oliver W. Bell
Cheryl V. Dudley
Cynthia E. Dudley
Sidney A. Dudley
Warren Phillis Skillings Jr
Warren P Skillings
Ronald Franklin Densmore
Roger F. Densmore
Kenneth Daniel Pickard
Margaret Ann Pickard
Patrick Sheldon Pickard
Kenseth H. Pickard
Jeffrey Alan McAllister
Alan A. McAlister
William Oliver
Darren Farnham
Dean Farnham
Bell
Denny Crosby
Linda Bailey
Roger Upham
Dr. Bell
Sparse Winter Break-Ins Reported In Coastal Cottages
Sagadahoc County Sheriff Loring D. Small notes only one cottage break in Brigham's Cove during the Winter with a few vandalism incidents at Sebasco in Fall. Heavy snow kept cottages inaccessible at Sabine. Sheriff warns owners to stay vigilant as the season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring D. Small
Sagadahoc
Small
Brigham's Cove
Sebasco
Sabine
Sheriff Small
Birthday Party for Nursery School Pupil Stacey
Pupils at Jack and Jill Day Nursery celebrated Gitil Anne Stacey on her fourth birthday. Games awarded prizes to Stephen Glidden, Mark Fullerton, Jan Efflandt and Kim Mullaney. The room had purple and pink streamers, balloons, and an Easter bunny. Refreshments included tea cakes, milk, ice cream, birthday cake, sandy bunnies and chicken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack and Jill Day Nursery
Gitil Anne Stacey
Stephen Glidden
Mark Fullerton
Jan Efflandt
Kim Mullaney
Cox Begins New Duties As Chamber Secretary
Edward F. Cox, formerly city editor of the Independent, assumed the post of executive secretary for the Bath Area Chamber of Commerce on Monday. He will also serve as executive secretary of the United Fund, bringing a decade of newspaper and public relations experience to his new roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Cox
the Independent
Monday
Bath Area
West Bath Grass Fire Reaches Property But Causes No Damage
The West Bath Fire Department responded to its first grass fire of the season Saturday at 12:30. The chief said the blaze started on Crossroad property of Leon Belanger and, though it approached a building, was extinguished with no damage or injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Leon Belanger
Still Alarms as Bath Fire Crews Battle Grass Fires
Bath firemen responded to two grass fires Sunday. They were called to 212 Middle Street at 11 AM and to North Bath at 3 PM. No damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Middle Street
North Bath
West Bath Woman Elected President of Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Mrs. Kenneth Francisco was elected president of the Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary at the annual meeting Tuesday evening succeeding Mrs. Bowen Torrey. Other officers and board members were announced, with Bowdoin College physician Dr. Daniel Hanley as the principal speaker. The group reported 45 volunteers logging 950 hours in six months and presented several checks for hospital projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Francisco
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bowen Torrey
Cosmopolitan Elib
William S. Blair
Melvin JB Henderson
William P. Kelley
Charts B. Doyle
Lawrence G. Katz
Donald N. Small
Kenneth Tumphries
Durcan McInnes
Bower M. Luke
Howard W Miyo
Omar R. King
Carroll Davis
George IT Musk
Hamdi Akar
Mayo
Ehoumian
Daniel Hanley
Bowdoin College
Hantey
Bdward L. Kinder
Brunswick College
Torrey
Doys
Harald S. Averys
Wilmer J. Voorhees
Chiirman
Kinder
Arthur Bourque
Ralph W. Brags
Clearing House
Lawrence G Katz
James al Gillies, Jr
Katz
England
Auxiliary
Sumner Sewall
Cirl R. Dearborn, Jr
Francisco
Eugene McDermie
Merk W. Hennessey
Roy G. Akeley
Charles Murray
Carl Langbeth
Dean Farnham
Atexiliars Board of Directors
Hopital
Bath postmaster position opens with April 22 deadline
The Terolvers Services Commission announces a Bath postmaster job with a starting pay of 5800 annually and applications due by April 22. Forms are not yet at the post office but expected soon. Edward L. Larrabeau has served as acting postmaster since March 1 after Edward N. Hartnett’s retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terolvers Services Commission
Washington
Bath Stirting
Commission
Edward L. Larrabeau
Edward N. Hartnett
Republican City Committee
Larrabee
Robert Hale
Post Office Department
Toto
Midshipman Chase Visits Bath After Caribbean Cruise
Midshipman John Chase of Maine Maritime Academy spends the week in Bath visiting family. The Morse High School 1957 graduate, from 64 Drayton Road, traveled aboard the SS State of Maine during a six week Caribbean cruise and arrived last Friday. He will depart for Castine on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chase
Maine Maritime Academy
Bath
Elmer Chase
Drayton Road
Bath YMCA chooses A M Main Sr as president at annual meeting
A M Main Sr was elected president of the Bath YMCA at Friday's annual meeting. New officers include Omar R King and John R Newell as vice presidents, Edward Sewall as recording secretary and auditor, and Roger D Skillings as treasurer. Directors for three years are David Y Alkazin Omar R King John R Newell J William Schulze Edward Sewall, Edward Sewall Jr William L Skelton and James W Temple. Committees were named with Frank B Nichols chairing Finance and Roger D Skillings trustees of the trust fund with Arthur Sewall and Daniel Williams. The meeting approved modernizing girls toilets, renovating pocket billiard tables, and the 1950 budget. Present were A M Main and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Main, Sr
Bath
William L. Skelton
James W. Temple
Frank B. Nichols
Roger D. Skillings
Trust Fund
Arthur Sewall
Daniel Williams
Harry F. Morin
William Mussenden
Duncan McInnes
Sidney L. Eaton
David Alkazin
William Skelton
Mr. Main
Craig Richards
A.M. Main
Lynn M Bessey
Triet Williams
Craig Richerds
David Y. Alkazin
AJ M. Main, Jr
Herbert L. Douglas
William C. Perkine
Hospital League Fashion Show Nets Over $600
Junior Hospital League members met at Mrs. C Arthur Mayo Jr’s Green Street home to hear final reports by co chairs Carl Ro Dearborn Jr and Edward Sewall Jr on a recent League fashion show and concert that netted 6438.50. Plans for the next manuale meeting were outlined and president Mrs Donald N Small led the session attended by listed officers and members. The next meeting was slated for April 15 at Mrs Rebie’s Green Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hospital League
C. Arthur Mayo Jro
Green Street
Carl Ro Dearborn, Jr
Edward Sewall
William D. Will, Jr
Hamdi Akar
Lynn M. Bussey
Eleanor Wilson
Leon E. Buck
George BE. Barker, Jr
Willian A. Niss
Claus Hinck
John Thorpe
Ralph G. Stetson
West Bath Firemen Sponsor Variety Show On April 12
Spotlight Varieties sponsored by the West Bath Fire Department will be presented at West Bath Grange hall on April 7 featuring two entertaining performers. The program includes comedy vocal instrumental and dance numbers with special scenery and lighting and no reserved seating. Doors open at 7 p.m. Master of ceremonies Lew Colby will host and perform a comedy act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
de Aent
West Bath Grange Hall
Carl PL Meister
Colentertiiners
Lew Colby
Stork Shower Honoring Mrs Francis Bisson in Woolwich
Mrs Francis Bisson of Woolwich was guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Larry Musk and Mrs Leon Rovaillard at Musk's home 11 Noble. Guests included Mrs Lucien Bisson Mrs Komer Chase Mrs William Longley Mrs Jay Collard Mrs Robert Carrichael Mrs Eugene Rowillard Mrs Russell Stodder Dr Mrs Louis Kingsbury Mrs David Pye Mrs Herbert Lilly and Miss Judith Tol. A bullet luncheon followed gifts arranged in a decorated crib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bisson
Woolwich
Tlarry Musk
Leon Rovaillard
Herbert Lilly
Judith Tol Ook Nitss
Ini
Midshipman Milne Returns Home From Leave
Midshipman Ernest Rouillard Jr. Milne Maritime Academy arrived home Friday for a week’s leave with his family at Farrin Street. He will return to Castine on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rouillard Jr
Milne Maritime Academy
Ernest FE. Rouillard
Farrin Street
Castine
Richmond Lions Club Talk and Sight Conservation Drive
The Richmond Lions Club held a Monday supper at 6 30 with Dr. Joseph Sanders of Gar diner U S V A psychologist as speaker on advances in care and rehabilitation of mental patients in veterans hospitals. Plans for a sight conservation fund drive to be held April 14 with State Rep Rodney Ross as guest speaker were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lions Club
Joseph Sanders
Gardiner
Veterans’ Hospitals
Charles Gray
Leonard Bishop
Rodney Ross
Bath
Sagadahoc Pomona
Enterprise Grange
Cleveland Marriner
Edward White
F. L. Stuber
River Road
Gail E
Merrill F. Carkin
Robert Carkin
Milford
N. H
Stuber
Richmond
Atlantic Union College
South Lancaster
Mass
Carkin
North Woodstock
Patricia Leibowitz
Isadore Leibowitz
Water Street
Russell Perry
Edward Coughlin
Lester McPhail
Dresden
Ralph Cady
Augusta
Delmar Curtis
John and
Robert
Bowdeinham
Velma Withee
Conrad Johnson
Nita Pickett
Janice Guiou
Grace Hatfield
Carolyn Coughlin
Virginia Wade
Billie Wells
Kay Cadenelli
Phillip Leibowitz
Leland Willey
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
Gladys Chetley
North Front Street
Eaton Shoe Factory
Joyce Pinkham
Phyllis Crosby
Clara Foster
Josie Baker
Evelyn Marriner
Madelyn Trott
Bertha Trott
George Schools
Jessie James
Thelma Man
Lara Mansir
Vicky Tripp
Clearing Way For New Sidewalk Near Junior High
City Manager Stanley W. Judkins says the street department is clearing a 50 foot right of way from Oak Grove Avenue to the old Brunswick road near the new junior high school. Work began in December and about 150 junior high students are expected to use the sidewalk when finished. The project was authorized last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Avenue
Brunswick Road
Stanley W. Judkins
Forgiveness In Life Theme Of Lenten Talk
The fourth Lenten talk on Christian forgiveness, themed Forgiveness In Life, was given by Rev. Richard B Adams at St Marys Guild Grace Episcopal Church Monday evening. In the president's absence, Mrs Cecil Fullerton conducted the business meeting, and Mrs Elizabeth Mayo, recently back from a Florida winter vacation, was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B Adams
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Cecil Fullerton
Elizabeth Mayo
Florida
GOP Caucus Scheduled for April 8 at Littlefield School
A GOP caucus is set for Tuesday evening April 8 at 7 40 in the Littlefield school house on Berry's Mill road. Mr and Mrs Maurice Dyer and their children Roberta Jean and Sherrill Ann of Madison were guests of Mr and Mrs Warren Aliberti at 13 Adams court last weekend. The Dyers arrived in Bath Saturday and returned to Madison Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield School
Berry’s Mill Road
Maurice Dyer
Roberta Jean
Sherill Ann
Madison
Warren Aliberti
Adams Court
Dyers
Bath
Men s Night Observed At W Bath Grange Event
Weert Bathpringe held a Monday evening Men s Night with pro Brim arranged by Donald Coombs. The program featured songs by Robert Palmer Ellen Hunter and Verl McNelly jokes and recitations by Clarice Minitt Edwin Pietl and David Ketchum. Refreshments served. Bert Freeman named to head the refreshment committee. Upcoming pulse is foster dinner and fried cum supper April 1 sponsored by Active fea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weert Bathpringe
Donald Coombs
Robert Palmer
Ri Ellen Hunter
Verl McNelly
Frances St. Martin James
Royal
Wth
Clarice Minitt
Dorothyr Crosby
Edwin Piet
David Ketchum
Bert Freeman
Foster
Fea
Dlyurmanc
Dresden area church pastor resigns amid fund drive
Dresden officials report the Red Cross fund drive chairman is Mrs Melville Houdlette with aides Miss Eleanor Everson of Cedar Grove and Mrs Frank Houdlette of Dresden Mills. Rev James Herrick of Rich Mond resigns as pastor of Dresden Mills and South Dresden churches effective May 31. Cpreparations for both churches express regret. Mrs Geteh ell turns 94 on March 24 at her daughter’s home. Her children include Guy of Mobile, Grace Brown of Portland, John Houdlette of Meriden, Ada Perkins of Brookline, Alfred Houdlette of Bath, Ray and Harry Houdlette, and Winnefred Houdlette in Gorham and West Dresden. The piece notes flowers and cards received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Melville Houdlette
Eleanor Everson
Cedar Grove
Prank Houdlette
Dresden Mills
Harland McCobb
South Dresden
James Herrick
Richmond
Mes de Gee
Melville Houdhette
Getehell
Guy
Mobile
Ala
Grace Brown
Portland
John Houdlette
Meriden
Conn
Ada Perkins
Brookline
Mass
Alfred Houdlette
Bath
Ray
Lynn
Harry
Fred
Herbert
Gorham
Winnefred
West Dresden
Funeral rites set for Rolie Jewell at Gardiner
Funeral services for Rolie Jewell, who died last week in Gardiner, will be held Tuesday afternoon. Jewell lived 34 years in Dresden Mills before moving to Gardiner. Survivors include his widow Helen and mother Gloria. A native of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, he was a member of Dresden Lodge F O and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolie Jewell
Gardiner
General Hospital
Jewell
Dresden Mills
Melude
Helen
Gloria
Lunenburg
Vij
Dresden Lodge
FO & A.M
Boothbay Marine Police Diploma Program Announced
CD Marine Police in Boothbay Kennebec and New Meadows offer a diploma upon completion of a three session course. Sessions cover lectures film strips plotting fallout patterns and instrument use. Kelley urges Boothbay Kennebec and New Meadows squadrons and party boat skippers to attend. registrations open April 7. classes start at seven. attendance at all sessions required for credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Warber
Kelley
Boothbay
Kennebec
New Meadows
Boothbay Area
Choate Brother Visits Bath From Winslow
Phillip S Choate son of Brig Gen John F Choate U S A Ret and Mrs Choate Winslow arrived in Bath Sunday to visit his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs John Choate offices drive Phillip a sophomore at Coburn Classical Institute Waterville will return home the latter part of this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip S. Choate
John F. Choate
U. S.A
Nolan Candidate For State Representative
A Bath area grocer announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for State Representative. Nolan, a longtime local businessman with two sons, served in the U.S. Army in Europe and later ran a store in Bath. He cites the need for better representation and continuity in government, and seeks support from Bath merchants and veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neavniien
Tarraag
Petro
Renrecomtatives
Tank
Washington
Poon Wien
Nolan
Govcrner
Bath
ePhhe Nolin
Jerry 15
Riccerd
Allsrndie and
Pacifiic Tea Company
Ehain
Bala
U.S. Army
Europeam Theater
Bictern Service Meads
Nolan Sa
Bathgeen Chamber of Commerce
Retail Trate Board
Knights of Columbus
Tus
Veterans of Mo
Sargada- Pere
Harry
Lirtauboe, Jr
Dempy
Fuss
Harry Deering And Anna Ball Win YMCA Dance Contest
Harry Deering and Anna Ball win the YMCA dance contest held Friday evening in the local hall. Couples from several groups competed with Deering and Ball delivering a standout performance and securing top honors with applause from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Deering
Anna Ball
Bath Dogs Shine in Bay State Trials Sunday
Two Bath retrievers competed in the Colonial Retriever Trial Sunday with Dutch owned by Marshall Wallis winning first place. Roland Mined tesa claimed third in the qualifying round at the Chesapeake Retriever meet held at Parker River, Plum Island, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Wallis
Roland
Trigger
Parker River
Eight New Members To Join Smith Tebey Post
Eight new members will be welcomed into Smith Tebey Post at Thursday evening meet. Greenblatt will appoint a nominating committee to select a slate of officers for the coming year. All veterans with applications outstanding are requested to be present for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ote
Smith-Tebey Post
Amestigen
Henke 0 Cin Aloutam Greenblatt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan Kaler
Clinton Kaler
Upper Federal Street
Wiscasset High School
Paul Sherman
Edgecomb
Stanley Kitchen
East Harpswell
Bailey Island
James Merry
Fred Merry
Charles Thayer
Whitefield
William Cost
Annie Dodge
Marco Club
First Congregational Church
Woman's Club
Teachers Club
The
Star Club of the Order of the Eastern Star
Paul Miete
West Ania
Marilyn Jones
Madeline Colby
Clara Helligas
Madeline Reed
Grammar School
Byron Adams
Richard Higgins
Edgar Rankin
Louis LeBourdais
Organ Society of the
Gerald Sherman
Upper
Federal Street
St. Philip's
Schubert
Charities DiPerri
St. Philip's Church
Marc Hammond
Huntoon Hill Grange
Grange Hall
the Grange
Donald Shea
D. C
Roger Cowley
Roxanne Smith
Maine Medical Center
Carolyn Perkins
Union
Wesley Church
Cox
Chamber
Ymca Board of Directors
Hospital League
Nets
West Bath Firemen
David Liebowitz
Ft Chaffer
Ark
Aberdeen Md. Proving Grounds
Larry Farley
Earle Farley
Beedle
Clyde Sheen
Bowdoin
Oscar Douglass
Bernice
Mary Parent
Hallowell
Douglas
Nellie Sylvester
Elizabeth Bishop
Ernest Gonier
U.S. A
Eva Gomer
Emma Brown
GOP Caucus
W. Bath Grange
Ray Perry
Mark
Clermont
Fla
Stephen Por
Green Point
Powell
Point
Green Point Bay
May Groves
Juanita
Harriette
Carolyn Sheldon
Roland Jewell
CD Marine Police
Joseph P. Nolan
Hesrs de Ring
Ann Ball
YMCA
Rell Corres
Areca
Poe
Debbie Vaan
Pinewire Soony Doyle
Butt
Jek Sooth
Larme Ber
Flaw
Dobby Joy Conan
Piatin Aosenoutt
Thea
Joeph Cattill
J. Blin
Muad- Por Erie
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