Interesting activities among Pine Tree and Wise Owl Girl Scouts
A Pine Tree troop hosted Wise Owl in the Y M C A building with about 50 scouts. Patrols competed in loyalty, songs, drawings, observation games, and hikes with awards and warm farewells as Pine Tree plans to host Pine Cone troop next. Nearby, Winter Street Ladies Aid planned a Silver Tea, rummage sale, and a spring program while members shared social news and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree
Wise Owl
Patricia Sewall
Amber F. Carr
Phoebe
Phyllis Darrah
Blue Jays
Wise Owl Troop
Pine Cone Troop
Elizabeth B. Deering
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Catherine Shellefboarger
Bertha L. Lord
Social leaders host dinner and assembly gathering
Senator and Mrs. N Gratz Jackson of Bath and Rep and Mrs. Wilbur C Oliver led a large evening at Worster House Hallowell followed by an assembly in Augusta. The guest list included numerous legislators and spouses along with the Jacksons children and other Bath and Bangor residents. The event featured Spring flowers candles and a social program, with additional gatherings and a successful Dike PTA bridge and pitch party.
Birthday Surprise For Miss Lowell And Miss Bates
A Thursday birthday party at the King home on Edgett street honored Miss Mary W. Lowell and Miss Mary Bates. Miss Dorothy Wing won the first prize, Miss Virginia Jewett the second, and Miss Mary Bates the third. Guests included Irene Jones, Barbara Donnell, Laura Craft, and others. The event featured decorated cakes and Easter-themed table settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. Lowell
Mary Bates
Annie King
Arthur King
Edgett Street
Marys
King
Dorothy Wing
Virginia Jewett
Blackwell Returns to Brunswick After Winter with Daughters
Melville H. Blackwell came back to his Brunswick home after spending the winter with his daughters Mrs. William Small of Washington D C and Mrs. Edward Humphrey of Newton Massachusetts. Mrs. Humphrey joined him on the return and has been visiting a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville H. Blackwell
Brunswick
William Small
Washington, D. C
Edward Humphrey
Newton, Mass
Humphrey
Mr. Blackwell
Doyle Family Visits Relatives in Rockland
Mr and Mrs D Joseph Doyle and daughter Glenn Ann who live on Union street Rockland were recent guests of Mr Doyle's parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Doyle of 41 Union street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Joseph Doyle
Glenn Ann
Union Street
Rockland
Mr. Doyle
Daniel Doyle
Twitchells Vacationing In Bath With Mrs Davis Hatch
Mrs Earle Twitchell and Miss Helen Twitchell of Haddonfield New Jersey depart by auto to Bath to spend several days with Mrs Davis Hatch Twitchell’s mother. Engagement announced for Annie Mae Gaudet to Philip J Bernard of Pionsville P E Island with wedding planned late May. Miss Gaudet returns to Waban Massachusetts after week with parents accompanied by uncle Edward Arsenault of Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Twitchell
Helen Twitchell
Haddonfield, N. J
Bath
Joseph Gaudet
High Street
Annie Mae
Philip J. Bernard
Andrew Gallant
Pionsville
P. E. Island
Miss Gaudet
Waban
Mass
Edward Arsenault
Providenze
R. I
Miss Barbara Ross Home for Spring Vacation
Miss Barbara Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Ross of 607 High Street is home for spring vacation. She previously attended Choate School in Brookline and is a senior at Bradford Junior College in Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ross
R. E. Ross
High Street
Ross
Choate School
Brookline
Bradford Junior College
Bradford
Couple rides Flying Yankee to Boston for christening
Mr and Mrs Edward A Cummings of 418 Washington street joined a Portland trip to Boston aboard the new streamline train the Flying Yankee for its christening. They left Portland on the 830 train and began the return trip at 11 as they motored home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Cummings
Washington Street
Boston
Streamline
Portland
Miss Virginia Kingsley Heads Abroad With Baxter Party
Miss Virginia Kingsley of Caribou travels with Miss Lucille Johnson of Summerstreet and Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter and daughter. The party leaves Bath for Portland then boards the new streamline train to Boston. In New York they join Mrs. Byron F. Barker to sail on the Albert Ballin from New York at 12.01 a.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
Alden G. Smith
England
Baxter
H. C. Baxter & Bro
Bath
Portland
Boston
New York
Byron F. Barker
Albert Ballin
Bates Junior Dolloff Arrives For Spring Vacation Visit
Miss Ssaphene J. Dolloff, a Bates College junior, arrived Friday to spend her spring vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Elster A Dolloff of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssaphene J. Dolloff
Bates College
Elster A. Dolloff
Woolwich
Augus tus Pierce funeral attended by local families
Mr and Mrs Roger Pierce of Park Street and Mr and Mrs Weston Bonney of East Brunswick attended the funeral of Augustus Pierce in South Portland on Friday. Local social news includes P T A meeting plans at Grace church parish house with hostesses and a food sale. Miss Inez Littlefield relocates from Portland to Houlton then Presque Isle for the summer. Lieut Harvey C Hope and Mrs Hope hosted by Lieut and Mrs Casey with luncheon and bridge. Anne Kimball wins first prize in contract, others receive consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Pierce
Park Street
Weston L. Bonney
East Brunswick
South Portland
Augustus Pierce
North Center
Grace Church Parish House
Daniel Williams
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Marius H. Page
Inez Littlefield
Portland
Houlton
Presque Isle
William B. Mussenden
Garden Street
Bridge
Anne Kimball
E. Motley Fuller
William S. Newell
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Miss Mildred Palmer Visits Bath Then Returns Home
Miss Mildred Palmer returns Sunday to New Bedford Massachusetts after a week in Bath with her aunt Mrs Lillian Frost of Washington street. Palmer teaches at the School for the Deaf in New Bedford. Miss Dorothy Libby from Newfield visiting schoolmate Miss Cynthia M Rogers of 122 Oak street who attends Nassau Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Palmer
New Bedford
Mass
Bath
Lillian Frost
Washington Street
Miss Palmer
School For the Deaf
Dorothy Libby
Newfield
Nassau Institute
Cynthia M. Rogers
Oak Street
Bath residents view Richmond blaze of $100000 destruction
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pecci Raymond Parks and Ernest Kingsbury were among Bath people who motored to Richmond early Sunday morning to view the $100,000 conflagration that destroyed three business blocks in that town. The blaze’s reflection was visible in Bath, with many thinking it burned in Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pecci
Raymond Parks
Ernest Kingsbury
Bath
Richmond
Imany
Bowdoinham
Mead Couple Travel to Washington and Richmond
Prof and Mrs Edward G Mead of Oxford Dads left Friday for a week in Washington DC and Richmond VA Cosmopolitan Gardenclub hosted a telephone bridge with ten tables at multiple homes ending with prize awards The top scorers in contract auctions were Mrs Joseph T Smith first and Mrs Edward D True second in auction Miss Elizabeth E Dunbar won first and Mrs James D Tabor second
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Mead
Oxford, D
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Cosmopolitan Gardenclub
Ros‘cos P. McFadden
Garden Club
Joseph T. Smith
Edward D. True
Elizabeth E. Dunbar
James D. Tabor
Gardiner Woman Visits Park Woman After Short Stay
Mrs. Charles Coombs of Gardiner returned Friday after spending several days with Mrs. Roger Pierce of Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coombs
Gardiner
Roger Pierce
Park Street
Goulds Visit Stewarts During Flying Yankee Run
Mr and Mrs I L Gould of Boston have been guests of Mr and Mrs L W Stewart of 862 High street Mr Gould is conductor on the new streamlined Flying Yankee during its exhibition runs over the Boston Maine Railroad He and Mr Steward railroaded together for many years until the latter retired from active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Gould
Boston
L. W. Stewart
High Street
Mr. Gould
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mr. Steward
Dorothy Lewis Hosts Helping Hand Club Evening
Miss Dorothy Lewis of 75 Pearl Street entertained the Helping Hand club on Thursday evening with twelve members in attendance. The early part of the meeting featured card games and refreshments were served to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Besaw
Farrin Street
Wesley Methodist Church Vestry
Margatet Gordon
Charlotte King
Catherine Shellenbarger
Ruth Shellenburger
Nellie King
Mervyn McKenzie
Eugene Upham
Victor Paquet
Linwood Temple
Dorothy Lewis
Pearl Street
Vroom Family Spends Days At Summer Home In Phippsburg
Commander and Mrs. Guysbert B. Vroom and their son Pete have been spending several days at their summer home in Phippsburg. Pete returned to his studies at Phillips Academy Andover on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysbert B. Vroom
Pete
Phippsburg
Phillips-Andover
Local residents visit and mourn relatives in New Hampshire
Mrs. Frank S. Wakefield of 53 South street traveled to Winchester to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Franklin P. Kellom. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hodgkins of Auburn began a three week stay with Mrs. Hodgkins' mother Mrs. Wakefield. Mrs. Winfield L. Ham of 3 Union street hosted over the weekend her sister Mrs. R. P. Stevens and her family from Lewiston including Mr. Stevens their daughter Thelma and son Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Wakefield
South Street
Winchester
N. H
Franklin P. Kellom
Harold E. Hodgkins
Auburn
Winfield L. Ham
Union Street
R. P. Stevens
Stevens
Thelma
Lloyd
Lewiston
Mrs Dodge and sister return from Bath to Bowdoinham
Mrs. Charles F. Dodge and her sister Miss Carrie C Adams have been spending the winter at the home of Mr and Mrs William Cummings at 897 Middle street Bath. They plan to visit Mrs Ella S Batch elder in Bath before returning to Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Dodge
Carrie C. Adams
William Cummings
Middle Street
Bath
Bowdoinham
Dodge
Ella S. Batchelder
Boothbay Harbor
Mrs Edwina Hall Returns to Bath After Winter Visit
Mrs Edwina Hall returns to Bath on Monday after spending the winter with her daughter Mrs Robb in Washington DC and her son Warren Mayers in South Norwalk Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwina Hall
Bath
Mrs. Robb
Washington, D. C
Warren Mayers
Bouth Norwalk
Conn
Mrs Pierce Travels to Richmond to Visit Family
Mrs Emma Pierce of Washington Street left Tuesday of last week for Richmond Virginia to visit her son Stanley W Pierce and Mrs Pierce for several weeks returning home about the last of May. She was accompanied as far as Philadelphia by her niece Miss Rachel Nichols of Bath Street who is spending two weeks in Winona New Jersey with her sister Mrs William Drew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Mullaney
Park Street
Somerville
Mass
Jeanette L. Groves
Miss Mullaney
Jeanine Groves
Emma Pierce
Washington Street
Richmond
Stanley W. Pierce
Pierce
Philadelphia
Rachel Nichols
Bath Street
Winona
N. J
William Drew
Bowdoin Student Goes Home for Spring Vacation
William D. Levin son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Levin of North street a Bowdoin College sophomore left Friday for Lawrence Massachusetts to pass the spring vacation with his roommate Samuel Abramson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Levin
Samuel Levin
North Street
Bowdoin College
Lawrence
Mass
Samuel Abramson
Mrs Hyde returns home after hospital stay
Mrs Edward W Hyde arrives back at her North street residence from Augusta where she stayed several weeks with her brother Dr John Morse after an operation. C Merritt Trott a University of Maine freshman returned to Orono Monday after vacation with his parents on Marshalls avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Hyde
North Street
Augusta
John Morse
C. Merritt Trott
University of Maine
Orono
Marshall Avenue
Miss Carol Stevens Returns to UMaine as Sophomore
Miss Carol E. Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram T Stevens of 871 Middle Street. She returned Monday to Orono where she is a sophomore at the University of Maine after a vacation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol E. Stevens
Hiram T. Stevens
Middle Street
Orono
University of Maine
Navy Couple Bid Adieu For Pearl Harbor Visit
Lieut. Edward C. Craig and Mrs. Craig, long-time Bath residents, will depart Monday by car for Pearl Harbor with their two children Jean and Robert. En route they visit Commander and Mrs. Ferrell in Charleston and Lieut. Craig’s parents in DeLand, with stops at Fort Sam Houston and San Antonio to see relatives. They sail May 11 from Los Angeles aboard the S. S. Malolo, arriving Honolulu May 16, accompanied to the West Coast by Mrs. Craig’s father William K. Sanderson. Mrs. Craig and the children will pass time in Portland before meeting Lieut. Craig, who has been reassigned to Pearl Harbor duties. They have made many Bath friends and attended several social events recently. John Roche joins George Merritt Shoe Co. as salesman. Sterling Bible Class notes and entertainment plans for Easter offerings and flowers. Rev A Bernard Webber and Mrs Webber were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Knight in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Craig
U.S. N
C. C
Craig
Garden Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Jean
Robert
Robert W. Ferrell
Charleston
S. C
DeLand
Fla
R. J. Craig
Fort Sam Huston
San Antonio
Tex
Charles F. Craig
Los Angeles
S. S. Malolo
Honolulu
West Coast
Lieut
Bath
Bates College Freshmen Visit Homes in City
John K. Skelton and Omar W. King, Bates freshmen, arrived Friday to spend Spring vacation in this city. Mrs Arthur W. King and Linwood W. Haynes, vacationing Colby freshman, drove to Lewiston for them. Bates reopens Tuesday morning April 9 after recess. A son born March 26 at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roland McIntosh of Sagadahoc Ferry is named Donald Clinton McIntosh. Lucille Johnson entertained with a dinner party at her Summer street home Saturday night. Covers for 32. Guests attended a dancing party at Mrs William D. Sewall’s home for granddaughters Mary Sewall and Mary Hector. Mrs Emery I. Freeman, with infant Sally Jane, returned to Freeman home from Bath Memorial hospital. Esther Folsom of Flushing L I weekend-guest of sister Mrs Ralph G. Stetson on Washington street. She and Mrs Stetson with son Bobby visit Mrs Stetson and Mr and Mrs James Dann of Garden City L I for a week. Chester Roberts, Horace P. Morse and Alfred Carpenter spent Thursday with Mrs A C Wilson in Auburn. Leroy F. Hussey hosted luncheon and bridge at Pioneer House in Augusta to meet Mrs Sumner Sewall. Covers for 27 guests and Spring flowers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Elbridge R. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Wright
Wellington A. Moore
James E. Lockery
Revere
Mass
Richard Quick
Port Arthur
Texas
Captain Quick
Dungannon
Ralph E. Whitehouse
William Crowley
Harry Crosman
Charles EB. Hewitt, Jr
Charles Perry
Frank Lemont
Vivian Brown
Walter Potter
Leland Mitchell
William Small
Chester Plant
Pearl Dunbar
Chester Roberts
Maxwell Street
John K. Skelton
Omar W. King
Bates College
Arthur W. King
Linwood W. Haynes
Colby College
Lewiston
Bates
Memorial Hospital
Roland McIntosh
Sagadahoc Ferry
Donald Clinton McIntosh
Lucille Johnson
Summer Street
William D. Sewall
Mary Sewall
Mary Hector
Esther Folsom
Flushing, L. I
Ralph G. Stetson
Washington Street
Stetson
Bobby
James Dann
Garden City
L. L
Leroy F. Hussey
Hussey
Pioneer House
Winthrop Street
Augusta
Sumner Sewall
Sewall
Mary K. Kenney
Naston Institute
Bath Street
Lois C. Swett
Barbara Ross
Jane Stevens
Barbara Kenney
Rose Regar
South Portland
Dorothy Libby
Newfield
Fargo
N. D
Robert P. Freeto
John F. Freeto
Belmont
John A. Lord
Lord
Pearl Street
Freete
New Preparatory School
Cambridge
York Hall
Miss Dorothy Regan Guest At Schoolmate Home
Miss Dorothy Regan of South Portland, a Nassan Institute junior, is a guest of schoolmate Miss Eleanor Voorhees at 42 Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Regan
South Portland
Nassan Institute
Eleanor Voorhees
Bedford Street
Nichols couple on Florida trip drop by Tampa area
Mr and Mrs F B Nichols travel from Nokomis to St Petersburg visiting hotelier Ellis Nash of Damariscotta and meet Mrs Charles Higgins in Miami Beach and Fred C Scribner of Portland at Hotel Princess Martha. They plan Lake Wales Pinehurst Washington New York motor tour with Mr Stewart of Cherryfield driving shares. Fernald D Crocker of J C Mulligan Stevedoring Co leaves for Bay City Michigan on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Nichols
Florida
Nokomis
Villa Nokomis
Ellis Nash
Damariscotta
St. Petersburg
New York
Charles R. Higgins
Miami Beach
Fred C. Scribner
Portland
Princess Martha
Nichols
Lake Wales
Pinehurst
Washington
Charles 8. Stewart
Cherryfield
Mr. Nichols
High School Clerk Replaced by Mary Gallant
Durward Shorey completed duties Friday at Morse High School office and Monday joined Hyde Windlass Co. Miss Mary Gallant, class of 1934, takes over as clerk at the high school office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durward Shorey
Morse High School
Hyde Windlass Co
Mary Gallant
Supper bridge and shower for Miss Harriet Moody in Bath
Miss Geraldine A. Stott hosted a surprise Monday evening at 55 Bedford Street for Harriet Moody daughter of Mr and Mrs George P Moody Bedford. Moody will wed Lawrence M Small next summer. Guests included Miss Margaret Austin and Miss Eleanor Erwich with prizes awarded for bridge. Other attendees listed from area families attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine A. Stott
Tufts College
Bedford Street
Harriet E. Moody
George P. Moody
Bedford
Miss Moody
Lawrence M. Small
Harold P. Small
Lincoln Street
Margaret Austin
Eleanor Erwich
Mary Kenney
Mary McClure
Frances Shaughnessy
Phyllis M.coubrey
Edward J. Lee, Jr
Ruth Dale
Grace Moody
Eleanor Erwin
Jeannette Shackford
Mrs Elizabeth Alexander Visiting Richmond Relative
Mrs Elizabeth Alexander of Richmond is spending ten days with her brother Captain Charles A Blair at 691 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Alexander
Richmond
Charles A. Blair
High Street
Absence and tardiness noted in Mitchell fifth grade
During the term from January 2 to March 22 the following pupils were neither absent nor tardy in Miss Evelyne L. Donnell's fifth grade at Mitchell school: Marilyn Cummings Stewart Day Bessie Kakos Barbara Kerwin Stewart McPherson Helen Murphy June Stover Annette Williams Emery Wilson Bruce Wright Grace Crowley Loring Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupis
Evelyne L. Donnell
Mitchell School
Marilyn Cummings
Stewart Day
Bessie Kakos
Barbara Kerwin
Stewart McPherson
Helen Murphy
June Stover
Annette Williams
Emery Wilson
Bruce Wright
Grace Crowley
Loring Hart
Daughter born at Bath Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born Tuesday morning at Bath Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs C Roland Trott of Andrews road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
C. Roland Trott
Andrews Road
Miss Winifred Aderton Plans American Visit
Mrs William Armstrong reports Miss Winifred Aderton intends to visit America after two years abroad sailing from Naples aboard the Conte di Savoia on May 29 bound for New York Juliet She will see Sicily this spring and is enjoying Italian music lessons during her stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Armstrong
Winifred Aderton
America
Naples
Conte di Savoia
New York
Miss Aderton
Sicily
Beacon Street Junior Aid Plans Easter Sale Date
The Junior Aid of Beacon Street church met at Mrs. Howard Rice's home with 26 attendees, six new members joining. Easter sale set for April 10. hosts included Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Alfred Bucknam, and Mrs. Clarence Fullerton. Next meeting arranged with Mrs. John Hopkins at 48 Dummer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Howard Rice
Mechanic Street
Maine hosts New England Sportsmen Rendezvous and Guides Tournament
A Maine summer event titled New England Sportsmen's Rendezvous and International Guides Tournament aims to spotlight the state. From July 26 to August 4, Maine guides will compete with guides from New England states and Canada in activities like log rolling wood chopping canoe racing and moose calling to attract tourism and boost publicity and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New England
Orange
Mavis
Maratiacook
Jake
Canada
West
Local trolley operator hailed on return to work
City patrons congratulate Frank H. Beal on his return Thursday after a week ill at home on Brunswick road. The excursion steamer King Philip, built in 1893 and used as a fishing boat, sank January 26 off T wharf after ice damage. it will be raised and removed by a wrecking company. White Ledge Lighted Bell buoy 1 will replace the current buoy around May 1 with a flashing light. Several nautical buoy changes and a Pettis Rocks beacon project are noted. Arthur K. Purington was reappointed and confirmed as chairman of the Board of Registration of Voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Beal
Brunswick Road
T Wharf
Boston
King Philip
Bath
Quincy Market Cold Storage Co
Lighthouse Service
Department of Commerce
Pond Island
Pettis Rocks
Arthur K. Purington
Brann
Board of Registration of Voters
Executive Council
Dedimus
Walter S. Glidden
Reverend O'Brien to Preach at Tremont Temple
Rev Francis W O'Brien D D pastor of Greenwood Baptist Church Brooklyn will deliver sermons at Tremont Temple Boston Sunday morning 10 20 and Sunday evening 7 30 These sermons will be broadcast and many Bath residents and neighbors are expected to hear him as he is a former pastor of Peoples church in this city and has many friends here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. O'Brien
D. D
Greenwood Baptist Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tremont Temple
Boston
Bath
O'Brien
Peoples’ Church
Farmers To Reduce Potato Acreage In The Coming Season
Intentions reported by thousands of farmers indicate a probable U S potato harvest of 3,272,000 acres for 1935, slightly below 1934’s 3,303,000 and above 1929–1933 averages. Maine trims 3 percent to 163,000 acres. New England totals about 220,000 acres with Vermont and Massachusetts cutting, while Idaho drops up to 10 percent. Michigan and the Dakotas show gains as drought losses shift planting decisions, with weather and prices shaping final harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department
Maine
New England
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Idaho
Michigan
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Interid
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Parker N. Moulton
Portland, Conn
Arthur J. Dunton
Jimmy Hart
John C. Hart
Deering Street
Harvey Hartlet, Jr
Fay Marie Renaud
Marylyn Hart
Betty Lou Genthner
Patsy Ann Tardiff
Marie Hirt
Donald McRae
Edward Torrey
Jimmy
N. Gratz Jackson
Rep
Wilbur C. Oliver
Worster House
Hallowell
Sen
Jackson
H. L. Jackson
K. L. Jackson
M. A. Jackson
James J. Jackson
Ann Deering
Elizabeth Deering
Mildred E. Smith
van Buren
Elizabeth Rosie
Bangor
Mrs. Sewall W. Percy
Bath Friends
Dike P. T. A
Dike School
Association
Winneganee
Elmer Sidelinger
Clifford Wilband
John Conley
Everett Lemont
Walter Elliott
Reginald Barter
Arthur Gilmore
Frank Reinoehl
Alfred Bucknam
Jack Quirk
Charles T. Henderson
John Hopkins
Raymond Clark
Jack Pinnell
Quincy
Hardings
William S. Blair
Frank Butcher
Mr. Butcher
Kerwin B. Butcher
Kerwin Butcher
K. Francis Butcher
Mrs. Alden G. Smith
Virginia Kingsley
Caribou
Summerstreet
Harvey C. Hope
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Hope
Thomas J. Casey
Green Street
John Roche
George Merritt Shoe Co
Brockton, Mass
Abby Mccabe
Arthur L. Plant
Frank A. Purington
Hunt
Warren H. McIntire
Pearl FE. Dunbar
Lester G. Campbell
William J. Paisley
A. Bernard Webber
Milton, Mass
Emery I. Freeman
Sally Jane
Freeman
Dike Road
Horace P. Morse
Alfred Carpenter
Fernald D. Crocker
J. C. Mulligan Stevedoring Co
Bay City
Mich
Edward J. Les
Pear Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church League
Wilson
League
Harold S. Avery
Charles Soule
James Bonney
Joseph Madden
Benjamin P. Coombs
LaForest G. Coombs
Lloyd F. Coombs
Lisbon Falls
John C. Card
Pleasant Street
Carroll D. Tripp
United Baptist Church
Mildred Clark
Edwin W. Benney
Harriet C. Lord
Clyde A. Turner
Lowell
Marion Pickering
Stoneham, Mass
Lloyd Steeves
Oliver Street
Garden Club Committee
Cosmopolitan Club
West Bath Grange
Grange Hall
James B. Lemont
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
Harold E. Freeman
Charles B. Doyle
Masonic Temple
Chester A. Plant
Ralph F. Small
Madison Moore
David M. McKellar
E. R. Wright
National Honor Society
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Aerle of
Eagles
Frank Allegrin
Wallace Jones
Robert Haley
Louis Hagan
Robert Boyce
Willian Rolshaw
Fred Murray
Herman Hallett
Lester Spinney
Harry Cool
Mr. Cool
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