Bluebirds Win First in Pine Tree Scout Attendance Contest
Bluebirds take first place in the nine week attendance and dues contest run by Pine Tree troop No. 1 Girl Scouts of America. Eagles second, Chickadees third. several scouts receive honorable mention for 100 percent attendance and dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebirds
Pine Tree Troop
Girl Scouts of America
Eagles
Chickadees
Barbara Hopkins
Robin Patrol
Barbara Kenney
Chicadee Patrol
Evelyn Nickerson
Annie King
Eagle Patrol
Isabelle King
Jane Stevens
Bluebird Patrol
Robins
Mary Darrah
Madelyn Jones
Local visitors return from week end trips
Linwood W Haynes Elwood Legard John E Levyn Archie M Main Jr and Lewis B Swett arrived Friday afternoon from Hebron academy to spend the vacation at home. Miss Mary Blair Hodgkins of 833 High street returned from a weekend in Boston. Raymond Trott and son Houghton returned to their home on Providence Road after visiting Mr Trott's mother Mrs Joseph M Trott on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood W. Haynes
Elwood Legard
John E. Levyn
Archie M. Main, Jr
Lewis B. Swett
Hebron Academy
Itead
Mary Blair Hodgkins
High Street
Boston
Raymond H. Tortt
Houghton
Proviate R. L
Mr. Trott
Joseph M. Trott
McConaughy Author of Who Rules America Dies in 1933
John McConaughy, author of the posthumous Who Rules America, died in October 1933 as he finished the last chapter. The work, praised as clear headed by reviewers, had Lincoln Colcord pen the preface and an essay about his life in Washington during World War I. McConaughy, a Herald Tribune columnist signing as J. W. McConaughy, argued democracy is a faith rather than a form of government. Arlington Marr Jr. of this city has gone to Charleston Navy Yard for work. The Birthday Sewing Club hosted a tin shower for Miss Amy Wade, soon to wed Frank Packard of Auburn. The club meets again next Tuesday with Mrs. Mabel Ansert. Archibald M. Main Jr. returned from Hebron Academy for a 10-day spring vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McConaughy
America
Guysbert B. Vroom
Washington Street
Lincoln Colcord
Washington
Mr. McConaughy
The
Herald Tribune
J. W. McConaughy
Birthday Sewing Club
Florence Aderton
Bedford Street
Amy Wade
Frank Packard
Auburn
Miss Aderton
Mabel Ansert
Middle Street
Mrs Barler Visits Goshen After Bath Stay
Mrs. Richard O Barler of Chicago left Friday for Goshen Indiana for a few weeks visit with her son Richard Barler. She traveled with Mrs Louise Van Ben Thuysen who has joined her in Bath. Mr and Mrs Conrad Olsen of Stratford Connecticut spent the weekend at their summer home Ledge-O-Rock on Upper Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard O. Barler
Chicago
Arthur Sewall
Sewall
Stone House
Goshen
Ind
Richard Barler
Conrad Olsen
Stratford
Bridgeport, Conn
Ledge-O-Rock
Upper
Washington Street
Local Newsbriefs on Weddings Guests and Bates Vacation
Mr and Mrs Jack Pinell return to Quincy Mass with daughters after attending the 50th anniversary of Mrs Pinell's parents Mr and Mrs William Fields of Hardings and Mr and Mrs George Fields and daughter Jeanette return to New Britain Conn Miss Minnie A White of Washington street visits sister-in-law in New York City Bates College students Helen F Shorey Sap hpene J Dolloff and Edward W Bridgham Jr summer vacation from Bates arrive from Lewiston Bates chores resume April 10 Mr and Mrs Harry E Peterson and Mr and Mrs Weston L Bonney of Brunswick road travel to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E. Pinson
Edwin E. Pinson, Jr
Janette W. Smith
Martha P. Senter
Brunswick
David P. Gilmore
New Brunswick
N. J
First
Duncan H. Farrell
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
Henrys. Farrell
Turner Court
Jack Pinell
Phyllis
Jean
Mary Elizabeth
Quincy
Minnie A. White
Washington Street
Joseph White
New York City
Helen F. Shorey
Ssaphene J. Dolloff
Woolwich
Edward W. Bridgham, Jr
Bates College
Lewiston
Chasses
Bates
Harry E. Peterson
Weston L. Bonney
Brunswick Road
Portland
Leeman Host Segue to District Meeting in Portland
Mr and Mrs Henry T B Leeman entertained Friday as overnight guests Mrs Essie S Merrill of Dover Foxcroft president of the Rebekah Assembly of Maine and also the vice president Mrs Laura R Hardy of North Berwick The group motored to Portland Saturday to attend the District meeting in that city Mrs Henry P Caddy of Cambridge Mass has returned after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Powers of Middle street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. B. Leeman
Essie S. Merrill
Dover-Foxcroft
Rebekah Assembly of
Maine
Laura R. Hardy
North Berwick
Portland
Henry P. Caddy
Cambridge, Mass
Frank Powers
Middle Street
Warren A. Parris
The
Rebekahs
Teachers Attend New England Commercial Convention in Boston
Miss Mary L. Lord of Morse High travels to Boston with 50 Maine commercial teachers to attend a convention at the Hotel Statler. Mrs Flora Edgecomb, who stayed with Miss Annie Cox on Somerset Place, reopens her Washington Street home for spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Lord
Morse High
Boston
Maine
New England
Statler
Flora Edgecomb
Annie Cox
Somerset Place
Upper Washington Street
Rockland Family Returns From Bath Visit
Mr and Mrs Lewis Smiley and daughter Donna Rae of Rockland return home Sunday after visiting Mrs Smiley's mother Mrs Evelyn T Hope of Center street. Mrs Smiley and Donna Rae were in Bath for a week and were joined Saturday by Mr Smiley. Miss Ruth Curtis leaves Saturday for Boston to train at Boston City hospital. Elmer Norton of Port Chester N Y arrives to spend a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur C Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smiley
Donna Rae
Rockland
Ruth Curtis
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Elmer Norton
Port Chester
N. Y
F. W. Woolworth Co
Arthur C. Norton
Two Bradford Freshmen Return for Easter Vacation
Miss Elinor Shorey daughter of Mr and Mrs William Shorey 1044 Washington Street and Miss Barbara Ross daughter of Rodney E Ross 607 High Street have been at home for Easter and return to Bradford Junior College as Freshmen. Shorey attended Lincoln School Providence Rhode Island Ross attended Choate School Boston and both join the Masqueraders dramatic organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Shorey
William Shorey
Washington Street
Barbara Ross
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Bradford Junior College
the Masqueraders
Miss Shorey
Lincoln School
Providence
R. I
Ross
Choate School
Boston
Mr and Mrs Arthur Lemont Visit Portland on Saturday
Mr and Mrs Arthur Lemont of Lemont Street were Saturday visitors in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lemont
Lemont Street
Potland
Bath Guests Arrive From Holland and Massachusetts
Dr and Mrs Jan T P Byhouwer and two children from Ymuiden Oost Holland visit Bath to stay with Mrs Byhouwer s parents Mr and Mrs Arthur G Oliver and her grandparents Mr and Mrs Wilbur C Oliver. Mrs Byhouwer a Mt Holyoke graduate and Bryn Mawr honor student taught at Wheaton College. Also guests Mr and Mrs Horace Aitken of Beachmont Mass visit their daughter Mrs Walter Hill. Alton King moves into Clyde Suilphen bungalow near Witch Spring after rejoining electric department at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan T. P. Byhouwer
Wilbur Pieter
Jan
Ymuiden-Oost
Holland
Bath
Byhouwer
Arthur G. Oliver
Wilbur C. Oliver
Union Street
Zuyder Zee
Evelyn Oliver
Mt. Holyoke College
Graduate College
Bryn Mawr
Wheaton College
Horace Aitken
Beachmont, Mass
Walter Hill
North Street
Alton King
Witch Spring
Mr. King
Boston
Bath Iron Works
Freeman family encamp near Boston for reunion anniversary
Mrs Harold E Freeman and daughter Barbara traveled to Quincy Massachusetts to visit sister Mrs Jack Pinell for the weekend. They accompanied Mrs Freeman's brother William Fields Jr from Los Angeles to Boston after attending the family reunion and 50th wedding anniversary of their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Freeman
Barbara
Quincy
Mass
Freeman
Jack Pinell
William Fields, Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Boston
Karcher Jacksons Return After Foxboro Visit
Mr and Mrs Karcher Jackson came home Thursday night from Foxboro Massachusetts where they were called by the death of a relative.
Miss Dorothy Renaud Hosts H and H Bridge Club
Miss Dorothy Renaud entertained the H. and H. bridge club at her home 39 Bath street on Thursday evening. Members present included Miss Edith Renaud Miss Marcia Petlock Mrs. Arthur Mac Donald Mrs. Joseph T. Smith Mrs. Maurice Libby and Miss Theresa Dall with Mrs. Edna Carter as a substitute. Miss Ruth Powers visiting Vesper George Art School in Boston spent Easter holidays with her parents Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell Powers of Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Renaud
H. and H. Bridge Club
Bath Street
Edith Renaud
Marcia Petlock
Arthur MacDonald
Joseph T. Smith
Maurice Libby
Theresa Dall
Edna Carter
Ruth Powers
Vesper George Art School
Boston
Mrs
Maxwell Powers
Middle Street
Teatime hosted by Miss Dunton for guests in town
Miss Madelyn Dunton entertained from four to six Thursday afternoon at her parents home, Hon. and Mrs. Arthur J. Dunton of Washington street. Miss Ellen Stevens and Miss Louise Briggs poured. About 40 guests attended, including Miss Mary Hector of Fargo, North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Dunton
Arthur J. Dunton
Washington Street
Ellen Stevens
Louise Briggs
Mary Hector
Fargo
N. D
Louise Calderwood
Herbert E. Calderwood
Middle Street
Netta Briggs
Carol Stevens
Jane Donnell
Ruth Powers
Wesley M E church ladies plan April meeting and play
The Ladies' aid met all day Friday in the vestry with Rev Forest L Littlefield reading scripture and a duet by Mrs Bira A Shellenbarger and Miss Catherine Shellenbarger. A nominating committee was formed for the April 6 annual meeting and a missionary play The Soldier of the Cross was proposed to raise funds for church silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E. Church
Forest L. Littlefield
Bira A. Shellenbarger
Catherine Shellenbarger
Edward Cook
Shellenbarger
Oliver Brown
Harris T. Rodick
Fred Quimby
D. Wylie Lemont
Abner C. Johnson
William W. Hosmer
John
Easter Dialogue Staged by Winter Street Girls
Sunday school class of Miss Susan Reed and Miss Harriet Lord presented an Easter dialogue "Her Easter Choice" by Margaret Slattery at Winter Street church. The program drew good attendance and reflected credit on the teachers. William P. Drake of Washington street left for Philadelphia to join the Pennsylvania Salt Co. University of Maine classes resumed after spring break with seniors and juniors returning from Bath area and nearby towns. Allan Ramsay is ill with laryngitis. Mrs. Cary and Mrs. Sturtevant sang at services in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Reed
Harriet Lord
Margaret Slattery
Winter Street Church
William P. Drake
Washington Street
Philadelphia
The
Pennsylvania Salt Co
Allan Ramsay
Fred Cary
Winter Street
Fred Sturtevant
MIT Student John R Newell Named on Dean's List
John Rogers Newell of 1080 Washington Street is among the fourth year MIT undergraduates on the dean's list for high scholastic standing. Newell ranks third honor. MIT reports a record high percentage on the honor roll last term. Mr and Mrs William S Newell are his parents. Mr and Mrs Parker N Moulton of Washington Conn arrived Friday to visit Easter with the Trotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers Newell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Newell
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Institute
Technology
Parker N. Moulton
Washington, Conn
Milton C. Trott
High Street
Marjorie Brann weds William Doherty at Blaine House reception
Governor Louis J. Brann and Mrs Brann hosted a wedding reception for their daughter Miss Marjorie Brann and William Henry Doherty from 9 to 11 p m at the Blaine House with Percy R Low and Miss Lottie Wilson as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy R. Low
Lottie Wilson
Louis J. Brann
Marjorie Brann
William Henry Doherty
Blaine House
Henry W. Owen
John P. Carey, Jr
Lettie Wilson
Bath
Marjorie Eveleth
George A. Hawkes
Richmond
Charles S. Brown
Augusta
Boy Bobby Mitchell Finds Sunshine Basket at Farm
Mr and Mrs Alvin Goss visited Master Robert Mitchell recently admitted to the opportunity farm in New Gloucester and found him happily situated. Friends contributed to a sunshine basket presented to the lad, son of Horace Mitchell of upper Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Goss
Robert Mitchell
Opportunity Farm
New Gloucester
Bobby
Horace Mitchell
Upper Washington Street
Mrs Grace Cunningham Returns From Visit in South Boston
Mrs Grace Cunningham came back Friday from a visit in South Boston with her niece Mrs Peter Carlson and formerly Christine Stucy of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cunningham
South
Boston
Peter Carlson
Christine Stucy
Bath
Mrs Shea Hosts All Day Party with Auction Bridge Prizes
Mrs Maurice Shea of Arrowsiee hosts an all day party at her home on Thursday with dinner and two rounds of auction bridge. First prize went to Mrs Wilbur Crocker and second prize to Mrs Forrest Baker. Attendees included Mrs Howard Rice Mrs Archie Wishart Mrs Howell Smith Mrs Clarence Preble and Mrs Forrest Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Shea
Arrowsiee
Wilbur Crocker
Forrest Baker
Howard Rice
Archie Wishart
Howell Smith
Bath
Clarence Preble
Woolwich
Mrs Mae Schofield Visiting Sister In Massachusetts
Mrs Mae Schofield of Wellesley Massachusetts is spending the week with her sister Mrs William A Fogwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Schofield
Wellesley, Mass
William A. Fogwill
Local Social Notes From Andover Newton Seminary To Gardiner
Harry E. Kemp returns home after a brief stay with Ruth Watson in Andover Newton. District Rebekahs meet in Portland with Mrs Leeman and Mrs Parris attending. The Caton family plans a New York home after a Boston leg. Leburion Sheldon and son visit Gardiner. Smiths buy high street house and delay moving for repairs. Jessie Spaulding visits Wayne for illness in Burgess family. Johnsons move to South China for farming work. Lloyd Holden replaces him at Farmingdale station after moving to Park street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnson
Academy Street
South China
Johnson
Farmingdale
Central Maine Power Co
Lloyd Holden
Skowhegan
Holden
Park Street
Local Woman Recovering After Hand Injury Operation
Mrs. Daniel Perry of High street is recovering from a hand injury sustained while preparing vegetables. Infection led to an operation at City hospital. William Morrell Emery of New Bedford, a Bowdoin College graduate and Bowdoin Overseer, finished a manuscript on the ancestry of Frank G. Tallman of Wilmington, a descendant of Peleg Tallman of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Perry
High Street
City Hospital
William Morrell Emery
New Bedford
Mass
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Frank G. Tallman
Wilmington
Del
Peleg Tallman
Bath
Emery
Local Residents Visit Family and Return Home
Mrs. John McInnes of Washington street visits in Boston with her son John McInnes Jr and Mrs McInnes of Stroudwater. Dominique J Tardif and daughter Patricia of 17 Park street go Easter in Lewiston, with Mrs Tardif visiting her mother. Miss Lillian Dunton of Bowdoin College spends Easter recess with her mother Mrs Cora Dunton. Philip A Stackpole returns to Kent's Hill after visiting his brother Charles Stackpole and Mrs Stackpole on Middle street. Mrs John Marr and family tour Waterville and Topsham, visiting Mrs Everett Lewis and Mrs Edna Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInnes
Washington Street
Boston
John McInnes, Jr
McInnes
Stroudwater
Dominique J. Tardif
Patricia
Park Street
Lewiston
Lillian Dunton
Bowdoin College
Cora Dunton
Mechanic Street
Philip A. Stackpole
Kent's Hill
Charles 8. Stackpole
John Marr
Jackie
Marilyn
Waterville
Marr
Everett Lewis
Topsham
Mr. Marr
Edna Wilson
Pearl Street
Friday Evening Entertainment at 86 Green Street
Katharine Scott hosted friends for games such as Pinning on the Donkey's Tail Can You Ric Ric Rac indoor squash and jackstraws at 86 Green Street Refreshments and dancing followed The guest list includes Louise Briggs Marjorie Trott Elizabeth Butterfield Dorothy Thebeau Roberta Erwin Barbara Nickerson John Huse Edward Owen Gerald Carr Donald Page Richard Farnham Guysbert B Woom Jr Paul Davis Elbridge Reed and Franklin Hallowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Scott
Arthur B. Scott
Greenstreet
John Huse
Louise Briggs
Marjorie Trott
Paul Davis
Elizabeth Butterfield
Dorothy Thebeau
Roberta Erwin
Barbara Nickerson
Edward Owen
Gerald Carr
Donald Page
Richard Farnham
Guysbert B. Woom Jr
Elbridge Reed
Franklin Hallowell
Burns Returns to Work After Wrist Injury
Wilbur D. Burns, confined at home for more than two weeks due to a left wrist fracture from a fall on icy sidewalks, resumed duties last Wednesday as a trolley car operator. The Wild Rose Girl Scouts met at the Legion hall with about 45 members. the Court of Honor and leaders planned patrol tasks, learned the Scout hymn, and received first aid instruction from Mrs. Bird V. Shellenbarger. Lieut Evelyn Trott led with Ellen Hodgkins assisting. activities included games, taps, and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur D. Burns
Wild Rose
Legion Hall
Court of Honor
Evelyn Trott
Bird V. Shellenbarger
Ellen Hodgkins
Mrs Morin’s Daughter Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Constance Morin daughter of Dr and Mrs Harry F Morin of Washington Street underwent an appendicitis operation Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Morin
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
Washburn Principal Visits Bath Relatives
Earl Hutchinson of Washburn arrived Thursday for a brief visit with Mrs. Hutchinson at the Campbell home on High street. Mrs. Hutchinson and two children David and Peter had been in Bath for months and returned to Washburn with Mr. Hutchinson. He is principal of Washburn High School. Mrs. Armando Conti returned to Eastport after weeks with her son A. J. Conti Jr. and family on North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hutchinson
Washburn
Armando Conti
Eastport
A. J. Conti, Jr
North Street
Social Roster Highlights Local Easter Weeks and Notables
Miss Barbara Ross hosted a four to six Friday tea on High street with 28 guests including Miss Mary Hector of Fargo. Edward Morin from Harvard University vacationed in Bath for Easter with his parents, while Otis Bartlett of Berlin visited relatives before Portland travel. A Bath donor list notes attendees of a costume dance at the Stone House and a Blaine House wedding reception for Marjorie Eveleth and William Doherty, with local notables present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hyde
Elmhurst
John H. Hyde
Mary Sewall
Stone House
Louise Briggs
Elizabeth Butterfield
Martha Cahill
Barbara Ross
Bertha Lord
Margaret Austin
Mary Hector
Fargo
N. D
Jane Porteous
Leonardo Buck
Edward Owen
Newell Wilson
John Huse
Paul Hayes
William Gove
John McCarty
Russell Colby, Jr
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Vincent Donahue
Portland
Eastham Guild, Jr
Boston
Portland social notes list weekend visits at local homes
Miss Jane Porteous of Portland spent the weekend as a guest of Miss Mary Sewall at the Stone house. Mrs. Everett W. Jackson of Wiscasset visited her sister, Mrs. Frank W. Dearing, at 688 Middle Street for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Porteous
Portland
Stone House
Mary Sewall
Everett W. Jackson
Wiscasset
Frank W. Dearing
Middle Street
Bath items mix civic notices and local incidents
Morse High NHS plans a Friday meeting at Central church parish house with calls to members by April 6. Samuel Belanger to open a sporting goods and stationery store at 29 Center Street mid April. A run of intoxication arrests leads to probation and suspended sentences. Steamship Berwindglen discharged cargo at Kennebec Wharf and will load for Bath and Fall River in April. Community groups host fundraisers at Masonic temple and hospital league discusses a benefit plan for Bath residents. Various police calls include a hungry bread theft, a Brunswick man loitering near a West Bath home, and lodging for 164 men plus 33 families aided by Salvation Army. A lumber camp anecdote notes shaving trends among lumberjacks fed by advertising. A small sloop runs a daily Bath to Beach route during repairs on a packet. An Augusta sentence follows a toxication charge and probation violation. Recondensation of Colonial case materials from West Virginia is delayed but expected soon.
City council to appoint Parker Davis to fill vacancy
In short order the cafe will open mid April and Parker Davis ex Bath police is expected to be appointed at tonight's city council meeting by Mayor Harold P Small to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John O Place. Also Sacred Heart circle No 551 and Daughters of Isabella plan the Father Remy circle Brunswick anniversary banquet at Hotel Eagle on April 23 at 630 with members asked to notify recording secretary Mary A Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Davis
Bath
Harold P. Small
John 8. Place
Davis
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Father Remy
Delightful talk on flower show by Mrs Langdon Snipe
Mrs Langdon T Snipe delighted Garden club members with a talk on the Boston flower show detailing exhibits and architectural arrangements. She highlighted palace gardens, Moorish features, and simple materials, noting the show’s move from Horticultural hall to Mechanics building as it outgrew its space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Langdon Snipe
Langdon T. Snipe
Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Cith
Boston
Horticultural Society
Parker House
Horticultural Hall
Mechanics Building
New England
Roscoe P. McFadden
Leroy F. Colby
Edmund A. Rothwell
Margaret R. Foote
R. Clinton McFadden
Paul M. Olm
Bath Florist
Rothwell
Clinton McFadden
Bath
Alice FP. Johnson
Fred W. Humphreye
George A. Churchill
Display of Quilts and Antiques
The Central church League and its friends showcase a wide collection of quilts and related textiles. Items include a 90 year old green and rose quilt loaned by Mrs. Dora L. Howard, nearly century old designs from Mrs. Nellie Stilphen and Mrs. Charles Perry, a 5184-square block quilt by Mrs. Ira Tarr, and a century old Lone Star quilt by Margaret W. Morse loaned through Madelyn Chase Jackson. Other pieces include copperplate, chintz, and home spun fabrics from various donors such as Mrs. Orville E. Page, Mrs. Owen Ledyard, Mrs. Walter Abbott, Mrs. Leonard Lord, and Mrs. Marius H. Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora L. Howard
Nellie Stilphen
Ira Tarr
Western Avenue
Courthouse Steps
Leonard Lord
Marius H
Central Church League
Oiler Fernando Hutchins Joins Bath Iron Works Team
Fernando T. Hutchins, long time oiler aboard the steamship Falmouth operating between New York and Portland, has returned to his Bath home and will soon join the engineering force at Bath Iron Works Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernando T. Hutchins
Falmouth
New York
Portland
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
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Merle Orne
Lucy of
Elmer W. Rogers
Byron F. Barker
Naples
Rome
Istanbul
Athens
Jerusalem
Cairo
Italy
Barker
Paris
London
Doris Miller
Liviny
Franklin Square House
Abraham Miller
Tancoln Street
Lenwood Groves
North Andover
Mr. Groves
Herbert Groves
South Street
Katherine Mullaney
Edward W. Hyde
Hillside School
Norwalk
Conn
Fred Hector
William D. Sewall
Nelson Rice
Sagadahoc Ferry
Hazel Feero
Linwood Feero
Phippsburg Road
Andrew S. Merrill
Garden Street
Phyllis Eaton
Nassan Institute
Springvale
Leon R. Eaton
Oak Street
James A. Gillies
Virginia Golder
Maine General Hospital
Scott Golder
Winship Street
Ray Marston
Frostina E. Marston
Lincoln Street
John E. Burkhart
Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp., Ltd
Barbara L. Norton
Simmons College
Deaconess Hospital
Barbara A. Gilbert
Mrs. Norton
Arlington Marr, Jr
Charleston Navy Yard
Archibald M. Main Jr
Donald Specht
Lena D. Donnell
Dummerstreet
Waltham, Mass
Winfield F. Rowe
Barbara Fisher
Gorham Normal
Alonzo G. Fisher
Fisher
Clara Williams
Vassalboro
University of Maine
Orono
R. Hazel Feere
Phippsburg
Read
James M. Jackson
Hayden S. Rogers
West Bath
John W. Black
Raymond C. Hathorne
Stanley D. Henderson
North Bath
Doris E. Lawrence
Roy I. Lawrence
Arrowsie
Stephen S. Marshall, Jr
Edwin H. Bates
Louise R. Calderwood
Joseph W. Cyr
Mary A. Dunton
Richard H. Haskell
Donald J. Lennox
Leonard P. Litchfield
John. Jay, Jr
Carol E. Stevens
James W. Temple
Newell J. Wilson
Paul Burns Wilson
Harry E. Kemp
Woodsfords
Andover Newton Theological Seminary
Ruth Watson
M. E. Watson
Joseph Caton
Lillian
Joseph, Jr
Raymond Smith
Fred Kittridge
Upper High Street
Jessie Spaulding
William Burgess
Wayne
Burgess
Lois Swett
Edward Morin
Harvard University
Otis Bartlett
Harry Bartlett
Berlin
N. H
Carlton W. Lowell
Pine Street
Jake Bishop
Bowdeinham
Albert Thompson
Eugene Stover
Popham Beach
Andrew Butland
Pepperell
Philip Spooner
Winchendon
Butland
Charles M. Tubbs
Mr. Tubbs
William R. Freeman
S. S
Knoxville City
National Honor Society of
Morse High School
Central Church
Elizabeth McGrath
Beatrice Jenkins
Muriel Howe
Samuel Belanger
W. H. Smith & Bon
Center Street
City Hall
Owen J. Ledyard
Berwindglen
Kennebec
Junior Hospital League
Dan Fraser
Thomas Deejay
Arthur Lebel
William Sanders
James Gallant
Eagle Lake
CCC
Bar Harbor
Masonic Temple
Albert Henderson
John P. Crosby
Walter S. Glidden
Charles T. Henderson
Charles D. Bartlett
Mae West
West Street
John Foley
Washington and
South Streets
Salvation Army
Ensign
Edward Tripp
Tripps
George Popham
Hyde Windlass Co
Dreadnaught
Mose Chandler
Popham
Langdon Green
Lawrence V. Kingsbury
West Virginia
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