Bath Masons attend Lewiston Scottish Rite meeting in strong numbers
Nearly 500 Masons from the Valley of Lewiston attended the Scottish Rite session in Lewiston with Thomas Huston Oliver Moses 3rd Fred Brackley Henry Shaw John Wishart David Alkazin Edward Morse and Orville E. Page among candidates for degrees A grand banquet was served by Grant the caterer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Hartford
Conn
Burbank
Main
Mrs. Main
Miss Main
Groton
Easter Holiday Visitors Crowd Westfield Church District
Miss Frances Dunning travels from Westfield Massachusetts to spend Easter in the city. Mrs. Frederick Robson returns from Everett Massachusetts with her daughter Mrs. Earl Shaffner and Earl Jr. extending visits to relatives. Mrs. Jack Clark plans a Boston trip to see kin. Mrs. Ralph Whithouse hosts a supper bridge on Wednesday with two tables. prizes go to Mrs. Almon Perry and Miss Rachel Nichols. The hostess receives gifts including a sterling silver compact for her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Whithouse
Lower High Street
Almon Perry
Rachel Nichols
Local Social News Briefs Include Moves and Returns
Mrs. Robert Sisk of Brooklyn visits her sister Mrs. Charles Plaisted at 22 Snowpark. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bowie moved into a newly furnished apartment in the Tabor residence with Waldo Weston family on Park Street. Mrs. Bowie formerly served as assistant superintendent at the City hospital. Miss Marion Freeman returns to Scituate Mass where she heads the high school Latin department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sisk
Brooklyn
Charles E. Plaisted
John F. Bowie
Marion Freeman
Scituate, Mass
Lexington man returns from Bath after death of Capt Hagan
Jack Sweeney of Lexington Massachusetts arrives home Friday after being summoned by the death of Bath Captain Frank W Hagan on High street. He is recovering from a car accident suffered weeks earlier while en route to Bath with a friend. The car skidded on a slippery road, rolled twice and went over an embankment injuring Sweeney. Edmund Ford, visiting Hoboken New Jersey, accompanied him as far as Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sweeney
Lexington
Mass
Bath
Frank W. Hagan
High Street
Mr. Sweeney
Hagans
Sweeney
Boston
Edmund Ford
Hoboken
N. J
Capt
Hagan
Mrs. Margaret Soper Visits In Waterville
Mrs. Margaret Soper of Waterville has been a guest of her daughter Mrs. Richard L. Sprague at 1055 Washington Street for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Soper
Waterville
Richard L. Sprague
Washington Street
Kennedy couple moves to Richardson residence on Washington
Mr and Mrs Carl Kennedy relocate from Court Street to the Richardson home at the end of the car line on Washington Street in the North End. Mr Kennedy is the manager of Oakhurst Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kennedy
Court Street
Richardson
Washington Street
Kennedy
Oakhurst
Taft Peeler Broadcasts Sunday Service Voice In NY
William Taft Peeler, a popular announcer on New York stations, is a nephew of Mrs. Carl Meister of Park Street. She listens weekly for his voice as he announces a Sunday morning service at 10 15. William H T Gove left Monday to rejoin the crew in Berlin New Hampshire after four weeks at home with his mother Mrs Laura Brennan of 696 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taft Peeler
New York
Carl T. Meister
Park Street
William H. T. Gove
Berlin
N. H
Laura Brennan
Washington Street
Dora O. Lowell
Bedford Street
George Bemis
Wiscasset
Nerissa
West Indies
Barbadoes
Trinidad
Bemis
Robert Chaney
Morse High School
Pearl Street
Fred Pratt
Miss Flora Leonard Hosts Supper Bridge Night at Sagadahoc Ferry
Miss Flora Leonard entertained with a supper bridge for two tables at her Sagadahoc Ferry home on Thursday evening. Miss Marie Jack held the high score and received a framed memento for the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Leonard
Sagadahoc Ferry
Marie Jack
Mrs. Frank King Visiting Winthrop Family Amid Illness
Mrs. Frank King of Winthrop Massachusetts is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. A J McNeil at 725 Washington Street. She has come in response to her father’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank King
Winthrop, Mass
A. J. McNeil
Washington Street
Welch Guests of Hunnewell Family in Providence
Mr and Mrs Leverett C Welch of Providence Rhode Island were weekend guests of Mrs Welch s parents Mr and Mrs J Edgar Hunnewell 459 Washington Street Mrs Welch was Miss Daisie V Newell before her marriage and graduated from Morse High School class of 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverett C. Welch
Providence
R. I
Miss Kathleen Noddin Guest of Mrs Upham in Damariscotta
Miss Kathleen NoddinRegistered nurse from Damariscotta stayed with Mrs. Lillian Upham on Low er High street at the start of the week. Mrs. C D Wilson and her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Beal spent Saturday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Noddin, R. N
Damariscotta
Lillian Upham
Lower High Street
C. D. Wilson
Elizabeth Beal
Portland
Crystal club hosts. prizes awarded at Oliver Street gathering
Mrs. Winfred Hagan entertained Crystal club members at her Oliver street home last week. First prize went to Mrs. Thomas K. Haley for a fancy box of bath tablets, second to Mrs. Thatcher Pinkham for bath salts, and consolation to Mrs. Waldo F. Marshall for bath towels. Mrs. Marshall will host next week on Washington street. Mrs. Grace Cunningham returned Saturday from a Boston business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nelson
Odd Ladies
Lower
Washington Street
Odd Fellows Hall
Mary McIntire
Pearl Campbell
Nellie Hunt
Amelia Mitchell
Mary Gillespie
Annie Jewett
Emma Copeland
Eva Atwood
Winfred Hagan
The
Crystal Club
Oliver Street
Thomas K. Haley
Thatcher Pinkham
Waldo F. Marshall
Easter themed club gathering at Miss Lundbloom's home
Miss Mary Lundbloom hosted a post school Tuesday gathering for club members on lower High street. Guests included Miss Mary Lowell, Carolyn Small, Katherine Campbell, and Eleanor Linnox. Marjorie Legard, a Maine General Hospital student nurse in Portland, visited relatives in Bath on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lundbloom
Lower High Street
Mary Lowell
Carolyn Small
Katherine Campbell
Eleanor L Nnox
Marjorie Legard
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Bath
Local residents and visitors share spring visits and news
H P Walsh of South Portland visited the city Friday. Frank W Danforth traveled to Farmington Thursday to be with Eleanor Danforth and Edna Hallowell for a spring vacation from Farming ton Normal School. Alice Hartnett of Lynn Mass stayed with her mother Mrs Katherine Hartnett. Mrs Emma Jewell left for Wiscasset to visit her mother. Mrs Lawrence Lowell has completed a temporary posting at Bath Iron Works. Raph Steen and son Ralph of West Roxbury visited Mr and Mrs T O Steen. Reta Faulkner, a graduate nurse, now lives with Miss Carrie Luce. Edward Whitehouse, who had surgery at Brunswick hospital, is improving. Mrs Stanley Hunter and Barbara left for Woodfords to stay with her parents W L Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Walsh
South Portland
Frank W. Danforth
Farmington
Eleanor Danforth
Edna Hallowell
Farmington Normal School
Miss Elizabeth Deering Returns to Cambridge for Study
Miss Elizabeth Deering resumes studies at Boston University Sargent School of Physical Education in Cambridge after Easter vacation with her parents at 398 Washington Street. John Sheldon arrives from Boston for a week's vacation with his parents at 531 High Street. he is a third year student at the New England Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Deering
Cambridge
Boston University
Sargent School of Physical Education
Mrs
Carroll A. Deering
Washington Street
John Sheldon
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
William Sheldon
High Street
John E. Hughes
Mrs Wilson to Visit New London Relative for Two Weeks
Mrs. John H. Wilson of 491 Middle street leaves Saturday for New London Connecticut to stay two weeks as guest of her sister in law Mrs. Ernest Eccleston. She is accompanied by her son Jackie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wilson
Middle Street
New London
Conn
Ernest Eccleston
Jackie
Mrs Elizabeth McGrath Returns to Bates College
Mrs. Elizabeth McGrath resumed vacation and returned to Bates College on Monday to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Eugene McGrath at their home on Upper Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McGrath
Bates College
Eugene McGrath
Upper
Washington Street
Mrs Page Improves. Confined Two Months at Home
The condition of Mrs William H Page who has been confined two months to her home at Dummer and York streets by illness is improved. she is now able to be up and dressed daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Page
Dummer
York Streets
Fred F. Ingraham
Wollaston
Mass
Charles C. Low
Frederic H. Low
Bath Guests Dine At Worster House In Hallowell Gathering
Bath party toured to Hallowell Wednesday night for a chicken dinner at Worster House. The group included cast and friends of Uncle Zeph’s Singing School associated with Beacon Street church and numerous Bath residents. Additional visits featured Samuel Pfeffer of Potter's Furniture Co. in Lewiston and Easter family dinners hosted by Herbert Worrey at 1207 Washington Street with relatives from Rockland Portsmouth Bath and Bath families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Hallowell
Worster House
Uncle Zeph
Beacon Street
Robert Oliver
William F. Pond
William Craft
Laura
Eugene McGrath
George Wallace
Gertrude
Edgar Farrar
Ernest Wood
Clifford Smith
Howard Parks
Arthur C. Norton
Albert. Henderson
Charles Henderson
Milton Douglas
Weston P. Holman
Samuel Pfeffer
Potter's Furniture Co
Lewiston
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Worrey
Parker E. Worrey
Rockland
Roger Worrey
Portsmouth
N. H
J. Haviland Torrey
Wotton Comes Home From Brunswick For Easter Visit
George E. Wotton Jr of Boston returned Sunday after Easter with his parents at 721 Washington street. The CPA has been employed in Brunswick since Thursday and spent his evenings with his parents as their guest. Dr and Mrs Wallace Price of Gardiner were Bath visitors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Wotton, Jr
Boston
George E. Wotton
Washington Street
Mr. Wotton
Brunswick
Wallace Price of
Gardiner
Bath
Social Notes Reflect Visiting Friends and Local Happenings
Mrs. William Mann returns from winter in East Orange New Jersey visiting her daughter Miss Frances E Mann in Portland and Mrs James Pratt in South Portland Alderman E Mason Wright and daughter Virginia vacationed in Portland Forrester Miss Gertrude Maxwell author of The Dream Ship and former Miss Maine also highlighted Miss Elsie Wakefield of Maine General Hospital Portland Easter visits noted Mr and Mrs Sanford B Nickerson and daughters Geraldine Valerie and Norma Jean moved to 44 Granite Street Bath from Burlington Vermont After a weekend in Portland Mrs Clarence Johnson and daughter Lucille were seen Saturday Free Will Workers at Corliss Street church hosted by Mrs Chester A Plant Jane Feere Gorham Normal School spent weekend at home Adele Burton Gorham Normal student teacher assignment begins April 14
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham Normal School
Gorham Normal
Evelyn Donnell
Jane Fero
Jane Edgecomb
Dorothy Ham
Adele Burton
Theo McNeil
Marion Whittier
Anna Kaler
Woolwich
Amy Hovey
Georgetown
Hazel Cunningham
Richard Johnson
Miss Donnell
West Gorham
Miss Edgecomb
Gorham
Annie Lynch
Quebec
Bath
William Mann
James Pratt
Portland
William Weed
East Orange
N. J
Alfred Burns
South Portland
Upper
Washington Street
Reuben
Percy
Frances E. Mann
Sanford B. Nickerson
Geraldine
Valerie
Norma Jean
Burlington, VI
Capt. Perkins
Granite Street
Gorham Training School
Albert Bonney
Luther Thompson
League of Central Church
Newell
William H. Small
Owen J. Ledyard
Martha Foote
Weldon man visits West Bath residents
Lewis Warren of Weldon North Carolina is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Brown in West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Warren
Weldon
N. C
W. A. Brown
West Bath
Augusta Woman Attends National Home Service Convention
Miss Sue M. Carr of Augusta chairs the women's committee of Central Maine Power Co and travels to Chicago for the national home service committee convention. Mrs Frank Meuse returns from Maine General Hospital Portland to her home after eight weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue M. Carr
Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
Chicago
The
Home Service Committee
Mrs Violet Ward Marks Returns From Hospital
Mrs Violet Ward Marks of the state highway police department has returned to her Grove street Augusta home after an appendicitis operation at Augusta General hospital. Birth notice from Bath City hospital reports son George Francis Wyman born March 21 to Mr and Mrs Swanton Wyman of Small Set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Ward Marks
State Highway Police Department
Grove Street
Augusta
Augusta General Hospital
Gilmore
George Francis Wyman
Swanton Wyman
Bath City Hospital
Bath visitors and Bates students return to campus
The Misses Helen Shorey Hazel Wakefield Elizabeth McGrath and Amy Irish who have been spending Easter at Bates College in this city returned Monday to resume their studies. Mr and Mrs Elford A Stover William Oliver and Miss Emma Ouellette of Bath were Rockland visitors Sunday calling on Mr and Mrs Norman J McCabe formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shorey
Hazel’ ‘Wakefield
Elizabeth McGrath
Amy Irish
Bates College
Miss Mery Lowell’s Twelfth Birthday Party Highlights
Miss Mery Lowell hosted a Saturday afternoon party from 2 30 to 4 30 at 79 Pine street for her twelfth birthday. Guests included Eleanor Lennox Katherine Campbell Carolyn Small N Elwood Coffin Jr Ardenne McFadden and Walter Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery Lowell
Carlton W. Lowell
Pine Street
Eleanor Lennox
Miss Lowell
Katherine Campbell
Carolyn Small
N. Elwood Coffin, Jr
George An Ardenne McFadden
Walter Ward
Gaudreau Jr. Visits Grandparents in New Hampshire
Edward Gaudreau Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Edward Gaudreau of Portland, who runs a music studio in Ports mouth and offers classes in Dover and Portsmouth New Hampshire, spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr and Mrs John T Parris of upper Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gaudreau, Jr
Edward Gaudreau
Portland
Portsmouth
N. H
That City
Dover
John T. Parris
Upper Washington Street
Mrs Swanton Undergoes Operation at Brunswick Hospital
Mrs. Carl Swanton of Parkstreet underwent a surgical operation on Monday at Brunswick hospital and is recovering splendidly. Mr. Swanton's mother Mrs. Carrie Swanton of Bangor is staying with the family during the absence. David Mullin Edwin M. Fuller Jr. and Frederick E. Drake Jr. returned Tuesday to Bowdoin college after Easter vacations at their Bath homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swanton
Parkstreet
Brunswick Hospital
Mr. Swanton
Carrie Swanton
Bangor
David Mullin
Edwin M. Fuller, Jr
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Bowdoin College
Bath
Mrs Sewall Returns Home After Weeks Away
Mrs. William D. Sewall returns to her Washington street home after spending several weeks in Norwalk and New Canaan Connecticut visiting Mrs. Fred Hector and her daughter Mrs. John K. Jayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam D. Sewall
Washington Street
Nod
Fred Hector
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
Conn
Sunday Guests Visit Lewiston Family
Mr and Mrs Kerwin Butcher Mrs Edward Whitehouse and Miss Sarah Reynolds of this city were Sunday guests of Mr Butcher and wife Mr and Mrs Frank Butcher of Main street Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerwin Butcher
Edward Whitehouse
Sarah Reynolds
This City
Mr. Butcher
Mrs
Frank Butcher
Main Street
Lewiston
Local social notes survey holidays and travel among Bath residents
Miss Miriam W. Kimball returns home from Boston after attending lectures at Copley Plaza by Ely Culbertson. William P. Drake comes back to Deerfield Academy from spring vacation with parents, Mr and Mrs Frederick E. Drake. Mrs Samuel Wade returns to Bath from Brunswick to be with her son and family. Mrs Fred F. Ingraham visits relatives in Wollaston while Frederic H. Low recovers at home. Mrs Clarence W. Morse and Miss Clare Coombs spend Easter in Atlantic City then plan to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam W. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Boston
John H. Hyde
Miss Kimball
Copley Plaza Hotel
Ely Culbertson
William P. Drake
Deerfield Academy
Deerfield
Mass
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Atlantic City
N. J
Morse
Miss Coombs
New York
Washington
Mrs Palmer Cobb Sails From Honolulu on Visit
Mrs Palmer Cobb of Ardmore Pennsylvania long time guest of her sister Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington Street sailed April 3 from Honolulu where she had spent several weeks. She was accompanied by her cousin Miss A M Thompson of Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Cobb
Ardmore
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Honolulu
Cobb
A. M Thompson
Ellsworth
Social Bridge Party At Boothbay Harbor
Mrs Donald S Sewall hosted her contract club at home in Boothbay Harbor on Monday. Bath guests included Mrs Frederick Drake Mrs Charles Donnell Miss Mary Gibbons Miss Miriam Kimball Mrs Arthur Sewall and Mrs Carroll Watson. Miss Marie Jack and Fred Jack of Washington Street visited cousins Dr and Mrs Charles Brown of Bowdoinham and joined a supper bridge for Dr Brown’s birthday. Mr and Mrs Donald Specht of Bangor stayed with Mrs Specht’s parents Mr and Mrs William Fields of Hardings and sister and husband Mr and Mrs Harold Freeman of East Brunswick. Miss Mary Sewall attends Waynflete Latin school in Portland and is spending Easter with her parents at the Stone House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Frederick E. Drake
Charles J. Donnell
Mary F. Gibbons
Miriam W. Kimball
Arthur Sewall
Carroll Watson
Marie Jack
Fred Jack
Washington Street
Mrs
Charlies Brown
Bowdoinham
Dr. Brown
Donald Specht
Bangor
Mary Sewall
Waynfiete Latin School
Portland
The
Stone House
Bowdoin Art Curator Outlines Early American Collection
The curator traces Bowdoin College founder James Bowdoin III donor of 70 old paintings and 142 drawings to Bowdoin’s first private art collection. He highlights origins of Bowdoin family, Huguenot roots, and ties to Harvard Oxford Spain and France. Miss Smith displays priceless portraits including works by Robert Seke as attendees praise the talk. Hostesses were Mrs. C Myron Tubbs and Mrs. Arthur F Mayo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Maine
Bowdoins
France
Dublin
Portland
Casco
Spring Street
Boston
Pierre
James Bowdoin
James
Bowdoin
Harvard
Oxford
Spain
Bowdoin College
South End P T A Holds All Day Session and Plans Events
The South End Association met Tuesday in Washington street rooms with 14 at a baked bean lunch. It held its monthly meeting, reviewed committee reports, noted quilt shortages, and voted to buy health scales for Weeks street school. The group donated 16 books to the Winneganee Sunday school and planned a card party. Miss Laura Mitchell invited the association to a health program at South street school on Friday April 17 with an admission fee benefiting the association. A Ruth Henry note announced a baby clinic at Red Cross rooms on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Washington Street
Weeks Street
Winneganee
Laura Mitchell
South Street
South End Association
Ruth Henry
Red Cross
Dike P T A hears Girl Scout captain speak on Scout work
Mrs Linwood F Carr led the Dike P T A meeting in the school teachers room as the Girl Scout captain, with Mrs Scott Golder presiding. Mrs Herman Crocker and Mrs Marion Chaney were asked to cooperate, ventilator purchases for rooms were approved, and a card party report set April 28 at the Y M C A with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood F. Carr
Girl Scouts
Dike P. T. A
Dike School
Scott Golder
Association
Carr
Herman Crocker
Marion Chaney
Bath to hear Phillips Lord in Portland city hall
Phillips H. Lord creator of Seth Parker and Uncle Abe will appear in Portland city hall on Monday night April 13. Bath residents can buy tickets through Rev F L Littlefield Wesley church who will hold block of seats for Bath folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Seth Parker
Abraham Stetson
Abe
David
Phillips H. Lord
Portland City Hall
Lond
Allan Ramsay
Bowdoin College
Jonesport
F. L. Littlefield
Wesley Methodist Church
Phillips Lord
Mr. Lord
Portland
Mr. Littlefield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Carri
Dearing
Thelma Dearing
Horace McClure
Mary
John P. Crosby
Gardiner Roberts
Oak Street
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Frederic Berry
Mary L. Lord
Jean Ogden
Cora Savage
Frances Dunning
Westfield
Frederick Robson
Cottage Street
Everett
Earl Shaffner
Robson
Earl Jr
Jack Clark
Grace Cunningham
Alice Hartnett
Lynn, Mass
Katherine Hartnett
Emma Jewell
Sewall Dickinson
Lawrence Lowell
Mechanic Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Raph Steen
Ralph
West Roxbury
T. O. Steen
Cobb Road
Reta Faulkner
Carrie Luce
Elm Street
Miss Faulkner
Orvis Bonney
Center Street
Stanley Hunter
Barbara
North Street
Woodfords
Richard E. Marr
Portsmouth, N. H
Mr. Marr
Mary E. Marr
Mrs. Marr
Harold E. Brown
E. Mason Wright
Virginia
Winship Street
Gertrude Maxwell
Herbert D. Maxwell
Maxwell
Florida
Elsie Wakefield
Frank Wakefield
Clarence Johnson
Lucille
Corliss Street
Chester A. Plant
Lois Ames
Crystal Berry
Ruby Preble
Ida Plant
Mildred Walker
Jane Feere
Frank Meuse
Chestnut Street
John Wilson
Andrews Road
Sterling Bible
Deering Room
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Charles W. Cole
Camden
John T. McClure
Charlestown
George A. Bragdon
Trufant Street
Winter Street
Crockett
Arthur C. Lemont
A. J. Conti
Harry L Horne
Ednad Bliss
Charles Chesley
Larrabee's Grove
Trufants
Chesley
Dorothy Donnell, R.N
Deaconess Hospital
Kittery Point
Clara Farrin
Spencer
Greenville
Clarabel Quick
Rochester
N. Y
Richard Quick
Samuel Wade
City
Frank Sparks
Jack Wade
Dike School Association
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Ritz
Sylvester H. Rowland
Jackie Keegan
John J. Keegan
Buddy
James R. McKay
C. A. Peaslee
Sewall’s Lane
Oak Grove Cemetery
Front Street
Front
Jimmy McGuiggan
Jimmy
First Baptist Church
James Kerr
Francis Rice
Kerr
Rice
Harry L. Thompson
Merrymeeting Bay
Old Bay Bridge
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Philips Church
Albert Henderson
Abram C. Oliver
Loring Small
Quésta Liquors
City Landing
Haddock
Damis
Cove
Sheepscot Bay
Up River
Richmond
Rockland Way
Thomaston
Bath- Portland
Washington and
Linden Streets
Summer Streets
Park Pond
John Loring
North Bath Road
Walter L. Whitney
Kennebec
Sebasco
Small Point
New Meadows
Bath-Brunswick Road
North
Lincoln Streets
Merrymeeting Park
Bowdoin Pines
Bath-Brunswick Highway
Lincoln
Herman A. Spinney
Gray Road Park
Betty
John W. Gilmore
George J. Stobie
Fred Wilson
Blind Crossing
Fred
Parker Lewis
Dorothy Allain
Southend
Sylvanus Pennell
Bath Garage Co
Arthur Allen
Bath Trust
Mon
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